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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-21

W.. P Stewart. the reliable piano
tuner is receiving orders lat Stein
metz drug store for a short time only.
Special attention to thorough repairs
and fine tuning. Call and let me ey-
plain how / can and do sell or ex-
change instruments cheaper than Ct
her agents. Best quality. Easy terms.
Call at once.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-21
Interesting Facts.

Here are some interesting facts ;-h-
out the Panama canal:
Canals total cost nearly s2a0. 900 coo
Panama Canal COMPANY share, $40,
100000. ....
Length, as miles.
Time of passage, 8 to 10 hours.
Present tiem-New York to San
Francisco, via. Cape Horn,--6o days.
lime via Panama canal-appro ii
mate-24 days.
Annual traffic-estimated-7 600 YES
sells.
Travel saved-Liverpool to Yokoho-
ma-4,000 miles.
Stillto be constructed 81 miles.
Present depth, % feet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-21
SUPREME COURT DECISION,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA.
MARY KENT,
Appellant.
".
EMMA KAISER,
Respondent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-21
SUPREME COURT DECISION.
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA.

LILLY ESOEN.
ne Aps eiiant.
V.
EMMA KAISER,
Defendant and Respondent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-21

Cheney, Massey & Smith.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
.Curler & King,
Attorneys for Defendant.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-21
SUPREME COURT DECISION

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA.
FANNIE PAINTER,
Plaintiff.
VS..
EMMA KAISER,
Defendant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Ter IbbrndJ Der entid).Ditrcidliid)cn
8erhanolnnoen.

StaotSiefretor Goiooopsfp : @e6-
ner lit, wie bos aobcl meloct, bon
@ien nbgereiit, obnc bic nellell San.
belsnertrdge 5piiden 0ellti6lono
uuo Seitreid) : llngorn gum 4bid)luB
gebrodt 5i boben. 9aS lit INN 10
iiberroihctoer. oa man aus alien irii-
beren Rndrid]ten id)lieBen mubte,
bob Die 8erbanolimgen 5tpiiden ben
beioen Heid)en in Der @ouptiode er.
leoigt ieien. limo min Der ploblid)e
Ibbrud) 0erielben, ohne AusIidt ouf
baIoiges @ieberanfhiipfen5 benn
9entidIoltb mill it'd MIN obpnrtelo
~perbolten uno aif Gntgegenfommen
Seitreid)'s iparteit. @orum iidl Die
6anoelspertrags ; 8eidafte init Seit.
reid llngorlt 5eridlaaen Doben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Snmltno, Den 3. 9c5cmbcr 1904.
WcltnnsitcQnnas ShInh.

is mar etnmul," 10 beginner Ole
Wdrden; oltd) BON Der ct. Youtier
@eltouaiteuun9 unO ibrer m0rdlcns
buTtcn 8roht gilt Dos @ort. Gte
gr6Bte uno prdttiQitc @cItmcIIc,
Die lie o%ogelpeicn it, bat ibrc Gbore
Qci6loiien mo qcb0rt SIT Den Gin8cn,
Die einnul marcl1. Cos Wlun0er am
0tiiiiiitppi Qeb0rt Der @cididtc at,
un0 crfrculidcr g2ciic lit Ole NitS.
itclunq BON cinCn fi~nan3tellen
aubcnianmcr, oen 10 picle llnglild9-
roben ]propbe}eit battcll, DcrId)ont &C.
blic6Cu. 9ic N]bred)nltngcn iin0 al
Ieroing5 nod nidt obgeihloicr,
olIein e5 ergibt lid lfon ieBt, oaB
nad) 8egleidung auer &erpfIldtltl;s
gen nod Elm llcberiduB bon etlua Ell
ltCr W}iQion sur &ertbeillng inter
Die @ftionGre pcrbIeiben miro, etlua
lefS 8rojent Scr eingc5ablten Oct
Der. 0oS 6o5it Der NusitcQung lit
olio elm IN ieOer &iniidt beirieoigens
oeS. is mrroe Der Meltuelie i'll ct.
2ouis pom p%ornberein redt menig
&ertrallen entgegcn gebrodt, nift
bios in Den 8ereintgteu Staten,
ionocrn aud I'M Nltslonoc. Die MeIt-
ausItelllngen folgten III ol5lt ros
Idem Genpo: Chicago, 8oriS, ct.
2oui5 in oerSponne 3eit bon II SAB
rem. 21lsiteler pie 8ltblfium morCn
mebr o0er mcni9er n1SIteltm90s
mii0e. limo Nun ood oieier QroBe
Grfolg trob Der rieit9cn Soften bon
me6r ais 80 W}iQioncn Collars! Gen
2eitern Der IltSiteIlng, Die nit 10
nielen SAmieri9teiten 81 fGnlpfen
batten, gebilbrt ole 4ncrfennunJ,
0os Hieienunterltebmen 10 erfolJ-
reid ourd)gefiibrt 81 bobcn. IS ut
5t bcoauern, Dab alt Die Rrnft an
INSTRUMENTATION MIR iuenidc
Wonotc geoouert bat. ollein lie bot
ibren 3tped erfiiQt. Die IlSiteQuhg
1T Elm 9roBarti0er NniholtungS.lln.
terrid)t iiir mebr oils Is WttaipnCn
8eiuher gelueien. Sic bat oieier gro
BEN Weniden5obl ge3eigt, oltf mel-
der Itol5en &obe Die Gr5eugnilie Oe@
WenidengeilteS un6 Observation-Disclosures
SIT Infang oeS 5luon5igiten Sobr.
bunocrtS Itcben, bat einel Gitblitf
iiber 0en@ettbclperb oergtationen Ser
Er6e unO neilc anreglmQen ouf al.
len 8ebietcn 0eS menihliden Sdaf
feltS 9egcbcn. Gontit bot iic cine
9roBc ultO nofboltig mirfenoe tliltll.
relle Illfgobe 0cloit. Dab gcrooc
9eutIdlarb in Ct. 2oltiS, mie Dor eli
Sobren olld) III Chicago, inter oer
Observation-Disclosures bcionocraNcrs
porrogerlOcs QcIciltct, 0nrf olrd) oie
NetltIdl Nmcrifnncr nit Stol5 criiil.
len. Gen Wtilioncn g~9eltouSItclz
litn9sbeiu6crn lit Dor Nllacn Qciilbrt
morherL pos 0clItihc@ &Siiien, oeut,
lde Sunit, Oeltide lbutfroit mo
oeutider @eperbefleiB @roBeS gelei.
Itet, nn0 boS troat piel oo5lt bel, 8oY.
urtbeile 51 5erltreucn llno Oeuti6ca
aonnen 5ll miir0igen. Nnoerericit2
bot mobl tein Sobr felt oem 9eltebcl
bieler Hcpublif cine 10 aroBc Sab
9eiud)er aus Dem altcu &oterlon0i
nad) Den 8ereini9tcn Stooten &c.
brudt. Die bobcn NIT o%ffeuen Nit
gen geIebelL boben 2ano un6 2eutt
fennett 9eIernt nno lie lueroen mad
ibrer Seimfebr aud 0ritben Torlr.
tbeiIe 5critreuen mo oo5ll beitrngcn.
ooB iid) Die beihen groBelt Notioncn
INNER better nerItcben utto niirhiget
lerner. grdD ooS lit ein Tn5it Scr
Ct. Coulter Insiteqltng, mo nid)t
einnol oos gerin9ite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
8efanntmdf)nn9en.
@IHuI W1nrGI1nb,
NuuupO / 8, NO, /. Se8. ~
$500 O07 So 0tlau5 I'M SflaBaHtt.

81 uunnoI DO, t.. 9e3. 1904.
Ss00,O07.s2 9ilau5 i'm shatantt'
tinIors m gtu''V""' ~ $1s7,s2G.8t
mar more o SRS 119.184.86
~9 soG g'q aoIiimo Ta"! mo % . e'"'''. 25.55O,67
AQ tir S9a'IR Sg6 ou"' ''o" t9,t42.03
''IIr nuh /, 'IS1Tt W{b....... 15,714.f0
@Q Sal gt ilmoJe 5 %in''"' o''' ...".. 15,s62s7
Ibe Rational Ntedunics9anf BON
Baltimore, Dto. ....,....,. oo,soo.4l
St re 5ja5'O. ."'...".,,.,".... $4,000
abe yiGfional 6orparb Ranf bon
@oitimoTe. 6{o. ............ 15,854,44
9'G ti4nre. g 3S' :" 16,977.59
mi l1aui pom Baltimore, WEb. .........,
gir' no, 29,611.05
7'? @6. ,''',V'D' =" '."<'..,,. 8a.73475
0u nopoIis. No" 21476.53
SV GaTa6rioac. SR6, -. 2L5oo.4o
Snrmers' uno Mlerhuuts' Ratio
mai 0nnf pou Cambridge, Mio.. 10,2si.46
Union giattonal @auf bon &eIts
aa miIeirs' a No aiiier6ants' atant
BON Salisbury. Wo. ......... 19.5522G
Grite yiuttouulsB nnf BON Snnp-
Sin. W}6. 4O.a31.09
berlaiS, OjG. ............. i9,49G.99
tit. MS. '................'. tG,i2t47
ton, NO. 13.247.21
Bile, Do. ..>... 9.912.57
SanreI. Do. "''""""....''... s,t6403
8ocomofe { Sin. WlS. .>.'".,. 1O.17O9O
VI t"D'I 100000
cott Gin, @iS. ."....,.. 100000
9nnf Of S%onteriet, Rrinceb @une,
MO. e.. ......,-. t...t..,- lV."""."p
$3.50 $s0OOO7.s2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

9erI It Ell bcS i a den
SebenS, Eoitor @ogncr, finoct, Oob
Die Mnleritaner ell ciltfod)ea 2cben
fiibrcn. Hotiirlid) fon1mt es Qoll;
0nrnltf on, lpdS man inter einfoflc3
2eben peritebt. @eun uber Die Nine.
ritaner bereitS Die einfoden 2ebens.
8eluobnheiten piIcgen, Damn lit fauml
ein5uieben luo5u Serr Wogner nod
nit iopiel alinlbim propaganda on.
fiir MAIDEN mil. ODER ipll eS nod
TINT eitiee Gro5elt einiodler e~eitoltet
neroer. Gafiir baben mir Srin.
8o9ner faum notbie Gos beioraef,
6leiihtruit unb 8enolien uiel erfolg,
reider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

SnfcI Sam bat cincn8 sc
iuiliensfono, IN 0cn loldle @elOcr file
ben, INN Die bic Hcgicritltg in irgell6
ciiler Ncllc b%ctrogcn moroen lit, 1tto
eS lit SIT Ocrmmnocrn, DOB oos &c.
nillen bel iopiclcn gctrii9ern nod.
tro9lld) crlpod)t. IS gcben oo Cunt
nten bon 5luci Gcnts bis at 1ouicIt-
Den bon Collars Elm. Die bo6Ite 9ci.
%Iteller SIT olcicnl tSono betritg bis jest
1925 Collars mo 10 Gents. Nae
Senoer lOI6cr @cpiHensgeIoer &C.
broild]en obcr 0ltBcritc Gorliht, ibrc
Soentitot ST bcrbcrgen, Gen Otltth,
Iid) ebrltd) III ibrcn Shminbeleiet 5u
%betenncn, bobcrl lie trob ibrer @epii-
len@biIic nltt; 0ic Nerion oes Sen-
ocrS bIclbt g%clp0bnIid) III Gunfel &c.
bil0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
SpiritnuIcm = Giccms : gpplifatiOncn.

Site VT. Is.
gRrran ber sptrttupIen . atten5 . 6UmmiiGrt
Simmer BOG, 0eriftsge6dube.
Die ndbgennunten 4erfunen bahen Petitioner
fit Die TRANSFERRING einer @noetaiIsS ptrttups
fensGicen5 bonn I. Wlai 1904 an etnaereiht Die
5rcitag, Den 10. Sea, 10 ubr 8ormittaas. In
8erutbung ge5ogen peroen. 9roteite miiier Dor
IL llbr D}ittngs AM Spnneritag, ben Is. Ee5,
einaereidt tueroen. Notwithstanding tDuten
(pern aemiiuiht) uuf @rfudeH in oiGiem Biz
reuu erldltet peroe1.
Naen q. Sunaro, 9rdftoent,
9erHaro Mieieufelb,
GbWaro &. 9raecu,
t...tEE@~a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

not)oem iie iid nit Stalien, NuBlono
uto Der Sdpei5 gGott obgemidelt
BADEN? IS iAeint, onB ole 0Itrei-
diI6 : ungorii6en &abinette iiber.
bollpt ntht mebr orbeitsfdbig limo,
tueoer nit chamber, nod nit ben
EarIamenten ooer nit Dem 4u5Ianoe.
CAB iib ote oeuti6 : 0itrcidiiden
6anoelsoertrags &erbanolungen
gon5 un0 gar 3eri6lagcn bitten, lit
nidt on3unc6mcn. Gin 3ollfrieg
5uiIdcn beiocn 2dnoern lpGre fir
Gcttihlano, pie fir Oeltrei6 2 I'm
qorn BON ocn idperiten 6oIgen, fir
Oeitrcih nod pcrbdnqniBpoIler, mie
fir GcttidlonO. Die Hegierunqen
bciocr 2dnoer werOen es oeSbalb nidt
5lut NcllBcritcn fommen laiicn, font
bern 5t elmer gcritGnoiglulg 81 TOM.
men iltden. 2(ld bier gilt bos 8ort,
0oB ole Sltppc ME 10 beiB 0egcIIen
ais lie getOd)t lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Suhn Sermio e sObn,

9rlnenbeiatter uub Gtubatinnirer.
9r. zoos, Srfeansftr. Wib. eel: Wtioior 2oo.
3peiaeef6dft: Nr. 524, Ucrl, @aiternsleetue,
Sigblanotofun, Baltimore, W{arDIuno IeIep9on:
WtHofor go. 3utfden peroen ~aeltefert tllr
Sod3eiten, tlnterbnItuuAen uto anoere Sele'
eenbeiteu. (5C6rl4, 1J,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

MlaIertf9 - gorfartig SrtebIt6.
@eftit6 bon gBulbruui elm uno cine babe
Meile. 8enuet bie nit 4oDbattan beBeihnete
gortbs glbenIes@ar. Sreic @utf6en IG6mttta9s
aut terminus. Tretfe bon HeardbntBitelen ieet
fpe5iel. Qei6te 8ebtnguneeit. IeIepbon -
9aton 1923. giteau: Sraufliu. uub @tnbiur.
Npabs. 8erIauet 9roi6iire. (NIai4 ,t5.9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Gntil Gdcabcrg.

IS itarb am 80. gtoocmoer nab ttr5em 2etoen
@rttl Sdenbetg imt 9tltGr BON - SagrefS 9es
oiguna fin6et sOuntaa, 0cn A. 9e5ember, RAD
Inltta9s 2 a9r. bon icincr SSob4llll9. NT. 1917
g8elts8rdttsStr, ans oui ocr eGoloofs8artsees
meterD" ttatt. 5reutloc mo Hctatnte ltlo adj
tliil9soouit eingelaoen. t356-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Sbeatal glOti3.

Berionen, tpelbe 5orocru8cn an 6ie go
lunlola W{etaI 60" Jt. rs Suo,eputtes
SitaBe 9aben, fiHo erfadl ]oie,aiaGn 5hr 5ag.
liI9 eln5uret6en, 6a Oaa @clnul uuI8eBeoe'
Gnfum6ia Metal Co.
t33S) Vhilip 1uirpH, Gtgentbiltner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Qpnbun.0ar Gemetern.

0eue Seftionen ftno iest 8ur 8eft6tieune
beraeri6tet. SieIe nuseepdblte Cots. Der Cts
perintenoent oes @runoes uro 8poens nirb
iebe geiuiinf6te g~lI8fuuft ~ertbetIen. 9aS gres
matorium itebt tdgli6 5ur SHipeftion often.
28egen Ndberem iuenoe man ith an ben Gus
perintenoenteH ooer al AS 8ilredu In Rr. II,
mel Mountaineering. (Ipril5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

BON 8onpcrnrur Gur0a.
ntoll BON Mtiiiiiiippi torn nton nit
Heft iogen, ooB ct ieoeamol, lucnt
er ieinen Wtuno oitfbGlt. Ieinct Gels.
iuB .binein tbilt".
Gag. Sta5tg.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Baltimore Cemetery.

Bureau: sr. 344, Goro. gbarles.e trake.
BegrdbniBpIdbe sum @erfaui - bon S25 an.
nit Wiari1orpfoften abgegrenbt $35 8lae
fit bier @rdber. CSa11S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

3mci boNji6e N htnnb-
uier5i9er" IinO oiCicr Gage I'M @eitell
o%eitorben, in Gbicooo 6ricorid) Nltb-
baum nno in indianapolis 6ronris
t. Sdleid,er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

Ger lcbtc f Of
bon Sheffcr & 0roider III @omburg
i6reibt: 9ei Sen ouBcrgepobnlid
rmfongrcifet Observation-Disclosures
Der Icbten ISOLDE lit Der GntbeiI 9toro.
9lmerito'S reht eeringfii9i9 ollSgcfol-
len, uno 10 longe lid Der EreiSitano
in oen Gereinigten Stooten iotpeit
iiber @eltmorfts -Goritdt bGlt, mie
5ltr 3eit, lit oltf groBeren grport BON
oortber nidt SIT rednet, ipie benn
iiberboilpt oie Gereinigten Stooter
hire ~fiibrenoc Holle ais @ei5en.gll$-
fubrlunb ocrloren boben, 0a ibr bel.
miider 9eOorf bon Der @ei5enerntc
MIR cin QcrinQiiiqigeS Gunntllm gum
Export iibriQ I1Bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

9ie II eitI. Bolt" hretbt
Cine InSabl BON gusiteuun9s.9e-
illdern baben Iid ge9en ole iosenonn.
ten Epgmacn 10 rob mo 5uoringIib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
SpbcSfGQC.

9rt 80. 9sobem6er goriuu GOrutH gdRarot'
I'M 81. glooenber sopDir 2orni0eo "e9'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

Seine GntIden init 0nmmirGbern
fir 8eerdbniIie. So68etten uno @efeui6afteR,
Beibe 9oIfterslleber6ii9e eIeftrtfhes 2tht
uno GarbpnsSei5uHg.
BALTIMORE COUPE COMPANY.
@r. 315, mst.GaBstte. etraRe.
9eIebone Wt. @errun 256; gourtIanb 1t56.
(Sft6,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
@ermiid)te In5eisen.
Mninlic Wnp0mnn.

IS itnrb am I. December 1904 Hoinlie @ppO.
mnn, geliebte Satin oon Ndron @ouoman, im
2lIter BON az Sabren. Die @eeroigung ftnoet
spuHtng. oen !. Se6emher. If llbr Surmittn as.
bon ibrer Iebten Sobnl1g, gr. 1916, Waoiions
gtbetne. aus itntt.
C9teip. 0prfer. 4Sbtlnoelpbter uno 8uibings
toner platter poteu acfI, coptren) $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Baltimore 5ramsfer Gp.,

Grpnt. NIB @np.Strafe,
bot thre Iiisftattuna INT mtebrere Subriuerfe
tgdts) eerarubert unh III test i'm Gtdnoe.
Maobel bon Snns gu 9auS gu befbrbern uto
fir Die anfbeipubrune obcr 8erfenonna su
berpaden. 8rompte uno 5inerldffiee 8ebies
iliiilg ipirb SneeIidert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
EEL: e. & B.-Mt. Gcrnou All . ltlto 272s
Wn.-yGiUOiOu 22S.
Gnnhrr 4. SD1nc,

2eidrnbehattcr uuO GinbaIiamtrer.
Mr.. nos uno 1910, Gautun . Auehnc, nito
SiouftsGde 9altimUresStr. nto Sroahuag.
Rabritantcu uuu YutentsG aetctS.
CSebr10D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

beromn1en, 0aB mat itdl perlultn0ert
Die 6roge porlegen muB, luer oenn
nun ole eigentIiden ng8iIoen" iinb:
Die fleinen ounfelboutigen 9erle aus
benz Snl1ern oes ourtfeln Go%nttnente3
oocr iener tpeiBc 8obel? Gin 8ergleiA
fGQt enti6ieoen 81 @unlten Der afri.
faner aus. @ie Seume's GAMBLER
f0nnen aud lie iogen: oSebt, mir
g9iIoen limo oob beiire Meniden."
Gle Grfonigiu 2iliuofo=
loni lit BON Sonolulll in Son 6rans
cisco o%ngefommen, UNI ibr @liif nod
einmal bel Oufel Sam 81 ocriuhen.
Sic m0dte fir Die aronlGnoereien,
Die Tie Ocrloren, lpeniqiters einigen
griob boben. Bis iebt iino lire Ser
Jude oergebltd getueielL rno olld iebt
miro Die cinItige aonoten.Gonigin
pcnig IuSii6ten hoben, cine Gutihds
oialtnd SIT crbittcn. Snfcl Sam
broltht iein @elO 5u 9iiitcnuertDcioi.
gltn8 lt0 sur &%rieg8fIotte.
9ic Gubnner ioIlen BE-
reit2 grponiion5s @eliiite hobcn ltuo
an cine AnGlieoerung Sopti'S Ii. Son
9ontin0o'S oenten. SIT eS Der jltngcn
Heprblit Gllbo 6creitS 3lt flein gelpors
Den, oaB iie an Gnglicoerung oenft?
IS 10 d 6 it Ger Men h nj
ieinen b0ber'n 3tueden. FSn Congress.
areiien ipridt man oopon Die SolGre
Der Scnotoren uno Experimentation
81 uerooppeln, alio oltf 10000 Col
lars 5lt erboben; e6enio iole 6oS 8e
bait 0es 8%r0ltoenten bon $4,000 auf
100000 Collars erb0bt meroen. 9i8
5u Grants 5ipeitem Germin betrug
0oS 8cbolt Ger Y%rGiioenten $4,000
Collars. Sn 1872 tpuroe Damn I'M
GongreB Elm GROCER SolGr.8 robid
ourdgefiibrt: $4,000 Collars fir ocH
YrdIioentcn, 1900 Collars fir Seno-
loren ltno Experimentation uno 10000
Collars fir Die aobinets- Wtitglieoer.
0ieier 8robi6 erre9te ober cine ioI6e
G~ntrlitltng I'M 2anoe, oaB Der nddlta
GongreB 0as @eieb nioerrief MIR oo3
8ebolt oe8 gr1iioenten mltroe oltf
$4,000 Collars beloIien. Ob oie
jebige 3eit, in Der Die 9unoeSiteuers
QueIlen nift b~eionoerS rei6Iih Ilie
ben, oo3u on9etbon it, iolde BeboIt5.
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lit nid)t einnol 5neifelboft. 0ieiel.
ben miiroen ooS 8unoeS.9 iioget idbrs
lid nit Der itattli6en Summe bon
rltno 5meietnbalb WiQionen Collars
mebr beloIten, uno IoS SIT elmer 3eit,
no Spariamfeit in Dem n~ntionolen
StdutsbduSbult oringeno geboten lit.
Nber menn ole Serren Suit baden,
li6 Die &erooppellng ibrer @ebdlter
81 ootiren, ner miQs ibnen nebren?
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Sr. u. s. &aiier,

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no er nit Seraniiacit feline Sreunoe uno friibes
ret @6nner entpfdneel iptro.
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Die Subress&erinmnlltIia uHo 8enulleuiuubl
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gthenbs 8 ll6r, I'M Gufnle oeS Srt. 5tnf. Ode
Baltimore ulo SpriagftruBe, itatt,
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0ic Gubnner ioIlen BE-
reit2 G%rponlion3 -@eliiite bobcn 1tuo
an cine 2lnglieoerung Sopti'S Ii. Gan
Qomin9o's benten. Sit es Ger iungcn
gepublit Gllbo 6creit8 5lt flein qelpor-
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&~eriammlnngs gln5eigen.

,Marplaue g1der.9erein."
Samitng, ben 3. 6e8eutber. N6euoS 8 ubr,
Observation-Disclosures unb lSn6I Der 9euntten
in 9urfbs safe, ytr. AIS, QSeits9eriHgtous
StraBe. Ri6tanpcienoe iperoett INN 80 Getts
geitrnft.
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-10
Notice OF Mortgage sale

Default has been made in the payment of
ed tho LIST day of June 1850, executed by Harmon
D. Hager lwidower), mortgagor, to the Security
Investment Comnany,, mortgage, and which
mortgage was recorded in the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds of the county of Brule, state Of
South Dakota. i'll book Is of mortgages, on page
%, and no action or proceedings at law or 9th
erwlse have been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage, or amy part thereof.
Whereas, SAID mortgage, with the note, secnr-
ed thereby has been duly assigned by said Secur-
ards 4 Moulton,a copartnership comprised of
w. g. Richards and s.. b. Mouiton, which sad
assignment is dated the 18th day Of August,
of Deeds of said Brule County, stat. of South
Oakoth, in book q OF mortgages, on page 23l,
Whereas, default has been made IN the pay
ment of taxes assessed on the real estate de-
scribed III said mortgage, as agreed by the
mortgagor in said mortgages, and the amount
claimed to be due upon SAID mortgage at the
date of this notice is the sum of eight hnndIe ed
and eighty fonr dollars and eighty cente 1854 O),
REG and4sd s AND ! TTeptx t tsa pd the sn and 9f F Five
cents (s522.4 necessarily paid for taxes on the
mortgaged real estate, by the MORTGAGE. in
Guiding interest thereon, and ten dollars etatu-
Therefore, Notice is hereby given, that by vir-
tue Of the power If sale contained in said
such case made and provided. the said mortg:
age will be foreclosed by II sale of the mortgaged
premises therein described at public auction at
# Chamberlain, County, of Brale, State Of South
Dakota, on Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1901
at tho hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day.
lows, to Wit: The North West Quarter Of Sec.
tion s not1 q G)i int in sowgH ;Iil One One H }ss2 e! an. and
Brnle County, South Dakota.
Dated this End day Of May. 1904.
J.B. Long. Attorney for Assignee.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-10
The weather this week has been

The weather this week has been
cool and perfect growing weather for
wheat. Another light shower fell last
night. The weather has been such as
to keep the moisture last weeks rains
in the ground where it will do the
most good. Corn is Still Il little back.
ward and needs some hot weather to
boost it along. The general condi-
lions, however, could not well he i'm
proved upon.
Several big sewer tile we're unload
cd at this station last week for the
county. The tile is tn be used for con-
STRUGGLING a culvert on Smith creek in
place OF q bridge. The commissioners
are sensible. Less than a hundred
dollars expended in tile will accom-
plish the same purpose as a two or
three thousand dollar bridge in many
places. 1t would be interesting to
know how many thousand dollars of
money have been wasted in the state
at large on bridges not needed.
The White Lake creamery shipped
So tubs of butter, over two ton and
a half, Monday and took in IS 5000
pounds of milk the same day as a
starter on this weeks run. Don't it
beat the Jews about this creamery
business, anyhow? Now, there is
the White Lake creamery but twelve
miles distant doing all that business
and the Kimball creamery just man.
aging to exist. This after the KIM
ball creamery stood once at the top of
all the creameries in the state, save
one. We think it's that German
blood in the farmers around White
Lake that hangs on to the best paying
industry that I've hit this section.
Three scamps strangers badly
frightened several young ladies and
some married women Wednesday
night. They met the young women
about 10 p. m. between the residence
OF John Parker and B. e. Ochsner and
tried to grab them, but the girls got
away. A few minutes later the same
whelps met three women further
down the street and assaulted them,
but quickly released them on one of
the women screaming. They then ran
west by Parkers. y diligent search
failed to discover their whereabouts
or their identity. The trio we're prob
able part of the large number of
strangers that came in on the train
that night. They evidently intended
no harm but did the trick from pure
develtry. If the men of the town had
got hold OF them they would have fix
ed them SO it would be a long time be-
fore they would want to repeat the
develtry.
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of Application for a Permit to
Sell Intoxicating IlouorS

Notice is hereby given that Matt Achen has
this day filed in my Office an application fora
lot number one ~ in block three t) Of the first
state IN the city Of Kimball, county of Brule and
cation t viii 'baa Dakota and that the said appli:
city on the 18th day ST the city ysS, OF SAID
time any person or persons may ma, appeal which
said corporate authorities and give any rea392ITee
why such license ehould not be received or per
init granted to sell intoxicating liquors at re.
tail.
Dated at Kimball South Dakota June 6, 1904.
ISL F. H. Brown, City Auditor.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-10
Notice of Application for a Permit to
Sell intoxicating LIQUORS

Notice is hereby given that +. NJ. BrunskiIl
has this day filed in my office an application for
2 permit to sell Intoxicating liquors at retail at
lot number three tN in block three ISL of the
Brule and State of South Dakota and that the
said La npp ? ssti viii be heard BY the city coun-
m. at the city council chambers, at which time
any person or persons may appear before said
corporate authorities and give any reason why
granted to sell Intoxicating liquors ut retail.
Dated at kimball, S: u. June &, 1901.
+. ii. Brown City Auditor.