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Arizona republican., 1904-10-26

SWISS RUFFLED cURTAINs-Geod length and width. worth 75c, En
 for today's price, pair. OI( NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS In new patterns, 3 1-2 yards long, a big bargain at, nI0E pair. ..-...-............... IsOO NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS Very strong most elegant designs, worth S2.50 pair. sale CT nn price. pair .--.-...-......... .sDIsIU FINE NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR TAlNS-Very wide. 3 I-2 yards long ln beautiful patterns. worth S3.OO pair, sale price, n1 En pair ...-............sD DksOO
Arizona republican., 1904-10-26
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrudIns piles. Your druggist will refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure you in 6 to 14 days. soc
Arizona republican., 1904-10-26

JAPANESE MATTINGS-Good weave in assorted colors. worth 35c DE- yard. special price yard. kO( EXTRA FINE JAPANESE MATING Plain on one side and printed on the other, soc yard. spe- 2EC ciaI price, yard ....--...-.-.. OOG GRASS ATTING-Something new. very heavy, will wear extra well, very cheap at, 1S
 yard. ANS INGRAIN CARPETS-Au wool, two ply. new patterns, worth S5c yard. special price, z0Io SdIu ~ z - MOQUETTE, ADMINISTER AND VELVET CARPETS-In beautiful colorings and designs. worth SL50 yard. special price, CHE yard SyAsEO ADMINISTER RUGS-Size 9x12, ex- quisite patterns, worth $35.OO, now selling at, c 00 m
Arizona republican., 1904-10-26

TOILET soAP-Put up cakes in a box, per box ..............9
 ................................ Z0C SILK HIFFON-Fondation collars in black and white, all 1no sizes, for, each. .1OO HAIR BRUSHES-with good bristles, worth 25c each, for 1EC each. .................... IO( TOOTH BRUSHES-wfth fine ivory handles worth 25c and S5c. IE
 our price, each. .-.............IOC LADIES PATENT LEATHER BELTS Regular 25c quality, for TE1 each ......-.-..-...-.... AOO PEGGY FROM PARIS BAes-In tan and brown, worth soc each, DE-
 our price, each. h.....-.......--A OOL LADIES, MISSES AND cHILDRENs HOSE SUPPORTERS good value at, F.
 pdiT- .@s...- ......-kO OG FANCY RAMONA HANDKERcHIEFS Full size, all new patterns, worth F 1-2c each, our price, QIL
 each. ...................O O13C PEARL BUTTONs-AH sizes, good quality, for,
 dozen. ......,. ................ DC LADIES SILK AND VELVET BELTS All colors. worth soc each, sale price, 0E
 edcH' '-.. -.-.. -.-.....--..-... OON
Arizona republican., 1904-10-26

Mrs Brown has opened her dress making department, 353 north First avenue and will be -nIeased to meet her old customers.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-26

Just received by Mrs. Aylwin new line of switches, pompadours. etc. Hair dressing parlors, No. Il s. Center,
 room 15.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-26

Hay and grain, wholesale and retail, delivered anywhere in. the city. Phone Main PA. Barry, IF F. Jefferson.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-21

bers Of the circle and those wish
ing to join. are requested to re-
member the date.
For sale. Two lots on Fifth
street, opposite Presbyterian
church. These lots are high and
self draining and are the finest
lots in the city. Price,
only $500. Also ~ lots on
Fourth street. Has splendid
|8-room house with cellar, cistern
and electric lights. Good barn.
Good lawn. Enquire at True
man G. Miller's residence, 610
East Fourth street, Devils Lake.
An Irishman was sitting in a
|snok seat in a street car in
st, Paul the other day, when q
young woman sitting down re-
marked Sir, If you were d
gentleman you wouldn't smoke
III here. II s Mum, he said. III
yez wuz q Teddy, ye'd go up
front. Pretty soon the woman
burst out, f you were my hus-
band I'D give you poison.
Well. mum, \ returned the Irish
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-21
DEVILS LAKE, North Dakota

evening for the purpose Of or
ganizing a basket ball team.
About twenty young ladies will
begin practice at once and from
these seven Of the best players
will be selected for the team.
Choice Washington apples 80
cents a box at Mann's $.
i. a. Day, one Of Bartlett's
prominent young men, was in
the city w dnesday.
Columbia zithers and guitars
from 81. SO UP. at II. Huesgen's..
Miss Lillian Wineman and
Miss Clara Armstad will leave
next Monday for Faribault,
MINI. where they will enter st.
Mary college for young ladies'.
They will remain until the scho-
lastic year closes next June.
Found. That Pillsbury &
[Hegland is ths best place ii the
Miss Mary Brennan the ac-
|complished daughter Of Judge
Brennan, has been made editor
|of the A. ID. Il, the splendid
publication Of the state univer-
|sity.
Get your Storm Windows at
Nels w. flaWkinsOn Lumber
Yard. west Of Wilson's Livery
Reasonable prices. D
Attorney General Ftick, Of La
kota, was a distinguish visitor
insthe city Wednes lay.
Howard Connolly who taught
la very sue esstul term Of school
near Edmore left Monday for
Grand Forks where he will enter
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-21

man, as he pulled away at his
pipe, If yez wus m wolfe, I'd
take it. Exc ange.
John Daeley and daughter,
Miss Louise, are visiting at
Grand Forks this week.
a snap in apples at Mann s.
M, Zeppone, Of Washington, ID.
%, who has general supervision
of weather bureau buildings for
the government. is here this week
inspecting the local weather
bureau building. He is much
pleased with this country. II.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-21


Sugar S.. 95 a sack at Mann's.
James Coles, Of Hampden, was
in town Tuesday.
Apples so cents per bushel box
at Mann's. 81
Mrs s. r Traynor, Stark
weather, was q city visitor Mon
day.
Eggs Is cents per dozen at
Mann S.
Louis Lane Of Warrensburg,
Mo-, is looking after his farm
ing interests ia the county.
Mann & Son pays rs cents per
dozen for fresh eggs.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Stenseth, Monday, twelve
pound boy.
r w. Mann visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. MI. ID. Kavanaugh, at
Crazy Monday.
Fire escapes have been placed
on the public school building.
and some changes III the interior
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-21

the University. He will make
his mark in college as he. always
has in other undertakings.
Resolved. That the next time
/ amin Devils Lake I will in
spect Pillsbury & Hegland s.
complete line Of robes. 55S
5 IA. I. Smith, a genial and
popular young farmer OF Fox
Lake, was citing business
in the city Wednes day and made
the Inter ocean a pleasant CALL
The most beautiful tremolo
mouth organs from 81. 25 to 81
50 at Huesgen's. 81
Attorney Fred j. Trainor has
returned from an extended visit
at his old home in eastern Cam
ada, and has opened his law
office in the Brennan block.
Six hundred sacks Of Grafton
and Pillsbury's old wheat flour at
Mann s.
Rev. j. M. Murchison. form
|erly pastor Of the M. E. church
lin this city, has withdrawn from
the M. b. conference of this
state and entered the Methodist
work in Canada.
IL and II jewel movements Of
every standard make are kept in
stock at H. Huesgen's, the lead
ing jeWeler, Devils Lake, N. b.
"a. M. Powell, resident agent
Of the North British & Mercantile
Insurance company, has present.
led the Inter-O Ocean with d
splendid political atlas, giving
the men and the. issues Of the
present campaign, a brief syno-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-21


psis Of the political history Of
the county, and a map showing
the electoral vote and politics
OF each state at the last election.
Mrs. IS. 2. Flummerfelt is
visiting at Grand Forks.
Sister Genevier Of Mercy
hospital is on a business. trip to
Kenmare. .S
The next meeting Of the G. III.
IS. G., will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Geo. Dixon, East
Fourth street, Wednesday, Oct.
rs, at 3 o'clock p. M. All mem
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-21
THE LO6H'|I.L. FIELD i !.

Andy Ryan arrived Sunday
from a tWb weeks trip at the
twin cities.
Wanted. Girl for general
houseWorks Mrs. NJ. Pow
ell. Stiff 81
Mrs. Hattie sloman of Grand
Harbor was shopping and visit
ing il thescity Wednes day
Storm Windows for sale at
the Independent Lumber Yard,
west Of Wilson's Livery 81
Miss Ida Pitcher who won the
Keystone Maid and Red Fern
cigar contest has accepted cash
instead Of 4 trip to. ST. Louis.
Wanted BY competent book
keeper, position in city for q
hours each evening, and Satur-
day if desired. & Inquire at this
office. 27tf ~
Amer Lee, one of the young
farmers Of StarkWeather, was a
pleasant caller. w ednesday His
entire crop made an average OF
10 bushels. 5.5
The finest. picture frames in
the state are those at Gilbertson
e Anderson's. Have them make
4 your old pictures new. They can
4 do it. 29-tf
"a. Garnpbe H, Of Edmore, pas
a sed the recent veterinarian ex-
animation before the state board
J and is now q full fedged veter-
mary.
Large line Of Storm Windows
for sale at right prices. Nels
Hawkinson Lumber Yard,
west Of Wilson'S Livery.
Editor Homer Resler Of Stark
weather wash town q few days
ago on business. He says every.
body up that way will vote the
4 republican ticket just as twas
made. e.
Men and teams wanted. + will
pay So. 90 per day for man and
team for threshing and guaran
tee 90 days work. Inquire at
Inter Ocean Office. 50
r.. q. Taylor, Of Devils Lake
was d visitor in the city at ths
4 home Of the editor Saturday
and Sunday. Rugby Optinist.
The young ladies' Of the higl
school held q meeting Tuesday
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-10-21

arrangements made. The i'm
provement is a good one and
rem lers danger to life from fire
almost impossible.
Mrs. j. r. Wood, Of Crary, is:
visiting at Fargo this week.
Rev. F. Beisel, of StarkWeath-.
er came down to the city Mon
day and spent the day with
friends. =.s
You can buy a good violin,
bow, case, rosin and fine strings
for Sc at III. Huesgen's.
The way the ladies' suits are
selling at the New York store is,
evidence they carry the goods to
suit the people at popular
prices.
For sale: "A grade shorthorns
COW that will come fresh the.
middle of the winter. Enquire
at this Office.
Anybody wanting afrst class
up-to-noW business suit, remem-
Der the Kupeheimer is kept at
the New York store. The high
est art in American tailoring.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
NJ. E. church will hold a home
| cooked food sale at the hardware
store of j. @. Adams on Satur-
day, October 20.
The Ladies' Aid Of st. Olaf
church will serve a chicken pie.
supper on October %, at the Old
Minneapolis Bazaar store.
Everyb body is invited.
e. S. Holmes and Il. T.. HoI-.i
mes, of the u. S. Agricultural
department at Washington are
in the city on matters in cnnnec-
ton with that department.
The New York store must sell
the best ST. suit of und arWear;
evidenced by nearly so dozen
sales in a week. They are dam
dies.
For sale. Four good work
horses, one splendid driving
horse, double sea. carriage, and
harness. Inquire Of N
Miller the milk man, Devils
Lake. 32tf
Druggist HodgkinsOn is exhi-
biting & considerable artistic
taste In window trimming, his
last effort being decidedly his
best. The Fourth street window
is d tasty design and artistic ex
lecutioIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
GricsiOn : 2inie neae id)ne0e Gag
SOpte p2Orb Baltimore" nnS
uSenu" mad 8Gilnocln6ia.

Idglt6 urb SpHutu9s nm 8 ll0r 8urmittda5
bon Stgbta uno YrattsStraBe, in 9~ettertpu mo
0teitfr, va anbulteIn unh In philadelphia INN
tugetahr $50 Nbetlos auioHtmeno.
0rdhlttne 6nBrt ourdl ben Nanal.
Yatiagiere t0nncu ndh Bethlehem biz Ghefls
pentcs@itu ohcr Retterton fubren uno nit Dem
9tetolrs9ootc 6lriidfebrer, ultaefdbr um G tl9r
Nbenos bier mlGoer aulpmmeHo.
8abrt In eiler 9tthtuu9 $3.50; 0uHofabrt
90 Iage(l tar JtildfaRrt Iuf 4aes ODER giu1ts
Sooten aitltig, $3.50.
Jlluoretfe.Niuete boz; &bilaoelpbta auf Der
-; No, @ubn" 8ilrildleprcrtb. $3.50. 9treita
S1brbtlete mad AtlautiesGitl uito 5uriid pr
@oot 1913; oOer aan8 Der aubit, fir Is Sage
eilttgs $3.50. 5erlter oirelte 5abrbiucte nu6
GCp.Durt, Guug.&rand, NSnur1 : Rarf, cluc
8idtilnG $500; Hun6fa6rt $500; GaSe Wian.
Hu!6fa9r. $500. ya@ts9Glnpfer ia6ren nm
nlel). Gilete nad 2ibuu0. 1ruO, Sdratcgas
Springs, ySeiuport @elb. Saueu (Gt). BortlGnb
(Wtc.) ulb n%3roItfen Bunften pcroer ir Bils
reany ionie bet gllb1uab's, VT. 201, 9ioros
S9~arleS'Strnbt, b%erfnutt, S6retbt iuegen
Reifespanobub.
GlarsHre ebrluer, goeut,
(Wtui1O.1&S) Nr. 204, 2tg6isStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Spier Ses 9ampier : SranOes.
NurdJ 0eiuitter, 8nleer nno 9gua-
nit nod ueitere 2eiflen an bic
SberfladJe gebradt.
Die @elammt5abl. bon 3poten uno
8ermibten jebt 1854.

Rem. Yorf %. Sunni. - 9ic
9|emiibrngen our 9(uffinoung bon
2eiden Der 8eriinqliidten bel Der
aSlocum" .aotoitropbe lperoer fort-
9eiebt mo audi geitern piIroe pieoer
cine groBe 9ln5obl Don Spferr 9ebor.
gen. Sin beftiges @eipittcr bat ull-
5lutifelboft piel hn5n be~igetragen.
oaB 10 piele 2eiden bon Der 8olier.
eridiitterutg blrf, beftige 0onner-
i6lG9e ans Der 5iefe enpor fomen.
"a cine iolde grldiitterllng oes
WofierS bereits eire 6erortige @ir.
flung altsiibte, entidloB iid Eoli5ei.
Snipeftor albertion meL6er fholt
friib onl Worgen oitf Rortb Brother
Sslano erid)ien, INT Die Sttd)e nod
ben 8obtelt 81 iibermaden, GDnomit
III annenbung 81 bringen. Dies gee
i6iebt, inbem Stangen 3Dnonlit orf
flr5e Stiide Sel5, melde ais 9ejen
oieren, befeitigt meroen 10 5luor, bub
aas 9Dnamit etipa 3 SUB inter Der
8olierfldde 5u lie9en fpnnt. Hei.
ben oieier primitiben Seeminen muir
Den rlnle Inn oas @rad p(acirt uflo
Damn mittclit 3eit5iinoern sur Grplo.
lion gebradt.
aber nod cine 3tueite Metho6e Der
Gridiitterung bes @aiier tpurbe ge-
tern 5uranlpenoung gebradt. Waior
9opio @iliorL Der ~&ommanoeur Scr
2. gotterie Der Notionalgaroe, erbat
iih n1mlih BON Coroner S'@ormorl
oie erlaubniB, nit ieinen 42-soaiaer
5elogeihiiben Salren iiber oas Woi.
jer abgeben 5i Oiirfeu. Gieie-G rIau6.
nib imiroe bereitlpiuig ertbeilt, INN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

3erlt0rcr, Don 0eneuGn9lano III Sen
Sahren 1895 Bis 1901 1t5 Stud nab
einem beittmmten Q1p erbauen IieB
Die tleiniten 0aoon limo 300 Gonuen
groB, Die beoeutenocren $50. Die
nelIen 0GiltiAcn 3orpe0obootc BON
2 80 an ouiipdrtS iino 800 Somelt
aroB unb Die enoIiiNen mer0en Sen
oeutI6ell icbr dbnlid ie6en. Ole
grDBten cnglilden 5orpeooboot Der.
ltorer go Nleter lang, 6,5 Meter
brett lln0 nit einet1 Giefgon0e bon
2,3 Wletern) boben jc 60 Monn an
9orO, 10 0oB ouf oen 3orpeoobooten
and nod 800 Mtonn eri6eineu per,
Den; Die aeionmtc engliide 1Ioti
pirn nit ctipa r1n0 1000 Wonm BE-.
icBt iciu,
81 oen flint &errider1. bic q Ia
Sltite Der ocutid)en Morine Itcbcll.
gebort oil6 Sonia @omaro. Sn bod
ltef @ala, NIT Dem pom Vl9 bis
sum Aged iif Enlightenment 6loggen.
Idnlugg, miro Die o%eiauulte oelttidc
Dtarine III DEM 10 lieblideL BON
prdd)tiGcn llferu %unliaumten aieltc
Safer Den befreuunoeten enoIiidcn
9erri6cr c%mpfdngen, ltn0 Wenn Der
Bonner Der @elhiite iibcr ole aieIcr
6obr0e 0r0but un0 ooS olte aieler
SdloB unrauldt. ounn pcroen BON
niibtcrnen oiplontotii6en Sanoell
Die eritcn 66Oeu 3u elmer beIieren
@erIt6noiqlunq 3lpiiden 9eutiNIono
mo @roBbritannien gciponnen iper-
BEN.
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Sditcnfcit in Mittcl : 9cntidGanb

Sdiiteufeit in Mittel : ScntIdlanb.
Eerbun0cn init 500-iGbri0em Subj.
ldrm Scr Spiibengiloc imItiIbl-
BaitieH.
@erltn, -. Slmri. Il Dos Wtit.
teloeutide Slmorsi6icBeuL meldc3
9eQcnD1rtig IN W%iiiblboufen in 5bii
riHgen Q~bgcbaltcn miro, bat 5a1ticn.
De bon @ai!eu aus alien oeutid)en
SanocStbeilen nab Der mulcrii6 gc-
legctCn Sta0t an Der lluitrnt 9es
brodt. 8roBocm lit Die @etbeiligutg
ntd)t 10 groB mie i'm lebten Sabre,
Inter Den Nnipeien0en gcben obcr
Die @ogcn Der 6eItesfreuoe bod, NM.
Ionletr, dis Der 8cttergott Elm Cir
ieben 0ebabt mo ebtcs SduBenWct.
ter beibeert bot.
0o1 &oltptiuterciie bel Der Grpur
tung noh Dem Heiltltat ocS Brei8
I6icBenS %con5entrirt iid) ouf eincu
pradltnolen Iilbernen @imnperL ueI-
hen Der aoiier OILS ebrcnprciS gcItif-
let bat. Serlter bat Der oeutihearon.
prin5 aus 9lci6em AnIaIie cinen
n%ertbbollrn S%ilbcrpofol Qeitiftet
GoS @umocSihieBen finoet I'M ar.
i6llb an Die 5O0iabri9e @riinouag5s
feicr Der S6itbet Gpmpoguia iii
MiibIbdnieH itott ser 2ebtcrcn hat
Der Safer ertra eincn ih0nen 5dii.
Benaoler perlieben. llnipriingli6
bette Der Ntonar6 geplant, ielber 81
5enl 5eitc at tommcn, bob Der be-
noritebenbe Gmpfong a6nig Go
ipnro'S uno Die &ielcr @obe modtelt
eincn Stridl orrtb Die &ehnung.
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Mcrdants' & Miuers' SraaSpOr'
iatipn GDmpana.
Gainpier.qinien

gab Bottom nno Dem Siten: lcoen W1ontng,
Ste1llag, 9onIerfiag nilo SaHilaa, 9lb ,nos
6 llgr.
9ah 8robibeltce uro benz Often: ieoen Conn,
tag Wltttluob lnh Srettug, MbeH6s q llbr.
Na0 Neipport gteps iHo Norfoif: tdgIi6
unI O pGr gtebnoS.
5rn6t iuir6 idgli6 big s ttr abenbs fir an
benz GAGE 1bTabrenbe Ganfpfer araellummen.
gta1 Satallldb tno benz Gfioett: tebeIt Diem
Tag, .DonEeritag unb GamfiGg. gftenps O Nor.
gcttoner llll6 9robiocnee5E aiHpfer fabren
bon Der 2eerfte nHl 5ube 0es 2riiesGpds db
S1oa1lIags&9ltpter bon Der gSerfte am Sube
oer MISUNDERSTANDING.
Is. ~. 0idiEBbant, glaent,
HdHgE0cd.
%, q. 5urner, 9.s8.ss(.
VI. 2. Gtebbius, 6.sUt.
Salptbhrean: BIT. COZ, GurbssBarfes.G Str.
SrG9ts lnb Batiooes8hreau: Nr. 22t, @eit.
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&cltcrn MarblanS Balm.
500 IL sraft anl 70. annl ZOO.

8lle p~crIaiien SiuensS talion. tute foIat:
3dGliGl.
1880 gtorit. 49, Sdneu5ia, 6atptItnte Saaers,
tolpIts ". x ". 9tu. mo ben Siinef. uno
aHsg. gotriaBs 4. Y. R. ". 66ambers6nrd
Ytatttn3buta &tHneiter llH5 gunften an
tEbelnpeale x &seiierH NabH.
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tt.25 4benos ~ gufom. ta6 lnionsgrtoae.
wy Idglidl, Gticgeupttnteti Suuntaas.
fQn %orlI. Wort, u. & s.. Sih. uHo sknupts
gtnte 6ltli9 BON @morDs@robe. Garlisle uio
500 &orh. SnuptIinie. Sneerstoipu, ebip.
peH5bura. Gre0etid Commissioned uub u. II.
gs, &abH 1ab Sbeudnhou6.
l012 worm. stffDnt. Rah lHtous3rio0e, 9)otf
mo SettDsbura.
1880 9ladnl. - s(ffout. nndb GmprpsSrobe
225 Aa6ut. r. gffont nddb @motbsGrobe.
1926 &adlm. glue Wluuntuiu Grb. (ldrIprs
9arl; ioIuie Sreoerid.
$50 gSatm. Cry. ua6 gOrf unb 9. & s..
4.t5 9tn6n. Grp. Sauptlinie gunfte. So.
eerstoRn, 6reoertf, @ntthitsbure uno Chip
pensburg.
500 8a6m. @rp. nab @IpnboH, sltfoun. len.
ietts nab urion eribge.
1910 Hnd1t1, gbrf Grpreh, ToubleShuro
pGHpfteao, 8%reeimeHHt. gIiiia.
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.l. Nhir Sanntngs.
@aHpher.
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&eseImakioe 9ampii6iiffabrt
8iutf6en
Baltimore HnO 8remeu
0urh 6te neleu uto ~erprobten, nit
allen 8eQuenlliAteiteu p%eriebenet
Boit0anIpfcr eriter aIoiie.
uHbetn," Y8ran0ettburg,"
ggeefar," yGaIiel,"
Dgfain." D9reslall."
Die @rpe6itionStaee iino ruie folgt:
BON Baltimore:
ngtedar," @titttuod, oen %. Stunt,
2 llbr GoAmittogS.
.9ranoenburg," Mitttuo6, ben 6.
SltIi, 2 llbr gtaGmittog8.
nGbemuis,~ Ntittmodl Den 10. Sllli,
2 llbr 9Iadmittog3.
nGaiieG," @ittmoH, Sen 20. Sltli,
2 llbr Ra6mittog8.
n9re8Iou.~ Mittpo6 ocn 81. Slti
2 llbr Na9mittog8.
3peite Acknowledgements:
Ron $4,000 nH,
3ptidenoed3.@ S,liia9e.Bretie:
Son Baltimore Had) brrmen 5000.
HRH Eremea uadJ 9GtttmsFs S3A.00,
EunbreitesBtleie buE Baltimore:
siadj BreHeH nth 5trtia $4,000.
Beeen gradlt limb Bafiage penbe man n1
an Die 8~cnerulsNgenIcH
VI. S6nmad)er & Gp.,
@r. 4t9, Sanober-G traBe.
ODER
GoluGr0 &aiHe,
Siiiss Sss ,TsutEIdtu GUrrsipSHSsHtsR."
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gSnneernpQe Gntnrffnnn

dral &thtaIfs, etae Aeruurrageape geesia.
liitiu In 5raueuleiDeu, brndte danfenaen BON
l%etbenSen '5raaen BAG GEid osr @sinnsbeii..
battle nie eiuen Geblihlae: In attunopiersia
Stlfnoen iptro IN trgetb uelheIt Stadium
9iHoeruHp Dcrfdatit. ODER teine 8esnblmia:
fetns S9rier3en fetne @efabg teiHe IlnieIs
brehnne oer Yethdfit5ung; abfoIut Fi1er its
eomturtabelftes. ~prtnatcs Seim fir San,sn.
Gebjibete. araHfenpfleaerirnen. drsfIine Ne
banoIun9. fafs 9eulnidbf: 25sidbriee Grsab-
non 3 bio 8. Eatberibetlune a ut /.
nran .. zaialaua !.
-. s45l Rerh.ccuarh< <trste. Aalttuoxa.
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WarDlaao maS Benmig(uania.GiIe
baGm : Gumpaanie.

3iiQe o~crldicn 9turtbsgt citation:
T30 Sorntttt1gS rpb Dorf tdgli6, auber
Gonntugs.
$50 8oriH. idd GcItG, nur Sonntaos.
9.30 Born. mad 8elair, tdgli6, auber CONT
tags. "
1t.s5 Born. mad 8eIair. tdeIi4. auBer Gam,
ftugs.
10 giad1ut. mad geIdir, iilir eamliaes.
$50 Ytad1tt. ita6 PORT, auber Gopntdgs.
400 ptnbfn. Had 9eftd, nlir gamiinas.
300 9iadpnt, mad Seltn tigIt6, ahber Conn
tags.
Gao 9iadm. na6 geIair tdaii6, auBcr Conn.
tags.
1880 @nthm. mad RcIair. nur Genntaqs.
ff.45 Wabm. uuG geldir. nnr Sdntftags.
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Queen Nnne's GiIcn6ahn.Gp.

5ahrpfan trat am t2. 3nut 1904 IN srnft.
8ampfer ~0erIaiieu gter Rr. 10, aigbtsstrafe,
tdgitdl (a~usgellommet SonHtags) INN IT'S
Wlorgeits uno 2.30 ga6mtttdas nod puue
4otnt, Geut.3slaub, Guceustupu. Genteruille,
1entuni GREENWOOD, 6aenbale, Miltuu, lrtu Is,
3ielabutb mo 3mlfGenitdttDnett.
Suhntage I'M 500 Wl1r9eH5 mad q0ue gpint,
E,teelstnipi, 6enteruiie, Gewcc, Nebubotl uno
SiptthenitdttoHett NIB nm 1916 gldhmittaps
iiiir nab spue RpiHt uno Gaeenstptuu.
Mtl6llB 6t SeialDart Illo 9DeIapenfe
3urcttpn nab Saftpu, Slfpro uio 2mifbenftas
tionen, uno 81 8reeHippoo nit her y3eimueres
GiteHbnbn" mad aien 9unfteu fibitb an Der
gysefp.sslorf. 86tIaseIpbia & ~9lprfolf > Giteu,
Suhn g. pusleh, Gen. .gqfL .aaent.
SIani e9fen, SeqheItet.
(N2n 27.ISl
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Wnhapnltc, VII. JtoQaldStdttplt, 1850 hH0
F8,45 Sortl. Characterization, 1900 uno 900
8ormy 1906 NiIttags, 400, 25,40 gia9ut.
GrsSerld. vi, Capitalization, as.45. 1913
1000 BorrG, 1875, 1850 uHo $500 glablH.
@ludleiter, Wt. JtupuisS latior, l7.t0 BurTrt.
nno !2.44 gladnt characterization, l7.20 Born,
800 uno 1850 YfadDnl.
Sagerstopu, gt. RoDaG.g citation, la.45 8orm.
9a~rt6el!.Siaitol 800 Sornr.. 1850 nHo 400
GaIeStt'Gitp unO Wt. airp, Gamoeu.e Citation,
1875, 1918 BORN. Il 20, 1850, $500 gtae6m.,
*G.35 mHo +tf.45 glbett0S.
Sari,s sa9,. SqMRlSeg.s taiion, e 2s Bern
Gan6enss %tattOr 300 giabnl. NJ
ysRoHaf Slne.einle" naa philadelphia an6
oealt6. S' sefIsa1a0en gerL wt ,,os 2
gg@@iiatf,oa &C. gseii, ;..4 lsst 2.Sl 3 3 u s ss5 KS
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8ariot, 6GHpetie. .aasi. ii.55SS 4. ii..S555 81
golsgai s%imitso," ansi9IrBJi4ct 9uanan. 3ua.
gg SeIIft.g ,o gSas., q 1aTlOt s,4s 3SSi'r0aiis ss2 y @'fi0
SGrisfs e Sell: 4 . !. 9gdsII.. 500 s..oo96aa SS.SS aa.Ss
sS%GYd f.s,, g tg,t 5aPl; s 81 ~ 9o5ae
Der lotale gdatpa5gon ia6 JlefJsgorf 1T i'm
gRt. 9toDdls@GbnbcIe I'M 1000 Abenos 5ur gIuf,
ua6nte bon Eaiiagieren bereIt.
20 Hab atiaRticsGitB an 8odentngeH; VI
nab ailaHtie'eiin tigit1.
vile 3ige b1ltet In @iimiHatea. - bdIt
In 9Befter an. y.
Btri. Camden Berl. I2t. Jlg1al
9btla. 4tfon . i. .... 1dat. 8.05 y. s.t0B.
8bilo. @Ipreb, dusg. Con. $50 u. 23b@.
Ybfia, @IpreB, ausg. Con. 4.65 q. b.O0R.
SingerI1 Aftori, Gusa. Q. BIB u. b.20 u.
Ybtla. 4ftofu., nllr CONT. 6.10 ". G1bW.
Biaetseirealg: Goromeltede Charles, UNI
GaratogasStrabe CD. W. IS. @.@sBe6dMbe},
526 Glostroaotuap, Wt. -gobabStatt0n ooet
eaWbens Citation.
.. .. @iartiu, Wer. RaN. zraffie.
q. u. gntiett, Gen. s4gai. sgIaeftt.