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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

nS e0erulloH o NQbor."-
Sn Der geitrigen Sieun9 Der ,9oIti.
more federation Of 2a6or" m1lr0e
Die aufmerfiamfeit 6orouf qeIenft,
DOB Die Wtuiifer nidt 2Qe ltniformen
trogen, sic NIT Dem llnionsQabel Der.
iebeu iino. altf Nntrog oeS Srn.
@oparo Sirid, 8oriiBer 0eS @omite's
fir ole grbeiterfa9feier, muroe 6a3
2a6el-Gomite beouitrogt, ote W3uIts
fcrsllnion Oarollf nufmerfIam 3t
MAIDEN, bob es Ole 9flidt ser Dit.
gIieOer iet, ibre llniformen aus
unions.8 erfitdtten SIT be3iebeu rno
ol6 ibre 0rlldIohen in Unions.
9rudereien brldcn SIT Ioiien. Serc
Siri6 benlerfte, bo3 ARRANGEMENTS
@omite miirbe am Nrbeitertaae ale
llnifornten inipi3iren. 9ie 9eleQo.
ten Ser nSteamfittGr an0 Steamfit.
tiers Selper" puroen auf 9efebl 6eS
GrGiioenten @ompGr$ BON Der .g(me.
ricau 6eoeratiou Of 2abor" binouS
geiuorfen, neil iie iiG ni6t Ser @nt.
ideiolng ser D9lnerican federation
OF 2abor," iid Der Union Der 8ilm-
bers nno @oSfitterS" 3t SIT untermer.
fen, nidt fiigen poIltcn.
9om mir0
bergoIoet, = Ger Com Ser Sea.
tbeOrale an Cathedral It. Wluberrus
StroBe miro in fur5er 3eit nit Dem
beiten 8lottgol0 belegt mer0erl lt16
3lpor inter Der Nufii6t 6eS @ftllors
oeS Common gleoS.@ eri6tS Noom
0eupert, Der elm lQttgoGoqeidGft be.
trcibt, Die Soften mer6en fidl arf
ettpa $4,000 ~belonfen. 9iSber mltr.
ben MIR Oie 0tinorct8 er9oloet 1tn6
Der Com ongeitri9er, 1tno Der Nn.
itri6 mltBte oae poor Sabre ernellert
fpcr6en. Die 8crgolouno bGlt Iid
fir longe Sobro
Gin neuer BrGfi0ent. -
0ie0ireftoren Der o@ottlieb- @a1erns
ldmiot-S traltS . &rot s Gompaqnie"
boben an SteIe oeS Srn. @eorqe
Sbermonn Srn. George S. Stidnep
5ilm B%rdItoenteu erlpGbGt. Serr Std.
,lep, meId)er in 5inon5freiien tpobl6e.
fonnt lit, lit felt eiuem 0tonot Elm 81.
reftor Der @eieQidaft. Die ii6riqen
9irettoren iinO: ole $50. SSobn 8olls
ernI6miOt, Sreo. s. @ottlieb, Sronf
9. SombIeton, 8eter Soud, Omer &.
SerIbep, S. Sonen SenfinS, George
S. Oberman, Ilcronoer g. StrollS
lno Soiepb $. StralS.
EerionoInoti5. - Sr. s.
Sdnellenberg aus Rebeim 8eItpbo.
len, lit ioeben aus 0elttIdlono bier
einaetrofferL nm feline S6ucIter,
8rou Mtinno gebreno, Gr. 1881,
Waoiion.aOenlte, uno Srn. 2oliS
S6nellfnhera M 1881 2inoen. gpe,
81 beiuden.
Sprong aus Dem smell
ten Stodmerf. = Ole Al Sabre
olte Negerin Ninnie Hiogelp bon Nr.
9o4 8bite- GaeD, iprona geitern Otor.
gen I'M 0eIirium aus bent slueiten
Stoflpert mo -trug idlpere aopf.
ipltl0en oaOon," Sic muroe nnd) Dem
"WarplGnoer llniberlitGtS- SoIpital"
gebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

Die 9euthen in TproI.--
Biel mebr nod. ais on 9cpf3obL Iinh
Die 0eiitiden SDrol'S oeH Syt%alienern
an luirtbidoitliher 8~eotntung iibers
lcgen, SIM Sabre 1892 gab es in
Gprol S32,712 g~intuobner, tpopon
254 bonn Sun0ert, n1mlid 81 GAG Der
Observation-Disclosures, olfo elmer
oireften Staotsiteuer, unterfuorien
iparen. aitf Die 360.t79 @elidtnre.
Ter fonten 5372 GinfommenIteuer.
pflidtige NIT elmer StelterleiItuna
bon 22.378 aronen, ouf ole 0eutId1.
Sproler fornen 1924 (alio mebr, oils
ooS 0reifode) ginfomtnenIteiier.
piliftige nit elmer SteuerleiItuna
bon S79,S04 8ronen (alio beinahe
ooS 8terfadle). 3as sn perIteuernoc
Ginfommen Der Gentiden betrua
59,7S5,302 aroneu, oas oct 0eIid,en
t6,S32,497 aronen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

gom WaDor nnter5ei d.
net. Mapor S. Sian 1inanus
rmter5eifnete geitern Ole ~ioleenoen
Geroronlngen: bos Offenbolten bon
@olien iIber Die 9rottoire nadl ser
8oiie 81 perbieten; Die Winimolit1rfe
bon @Gnoen in 5meiitodigen SGuiern
auf Is Boil 81 %be9ren5en; 8loper-
Iaep, 5miid)en Monunlellt Ii. Centre.
StraBe, alf Soften Ser I%nipobner
pflnitern 81 laiien; 5000 900 fiir oas
Renpflaitern BON StraBen inn 9rano-
.9iItrift 5u periuiaiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
SaDeriidc Grin5cn in Mmerifa.

Nem Dorf, %. Sum-. ~ Der
ROrobeltid &topb 0ampfer J&ron-
prin5 @ilbelm," melher qeIterngfad.
mittaq ieineu Yier in Sobofen erreif.
te, bate 5mei boperiide 8rin5en lns
ter ben 3oblreiden Gaiiiten . Boiia.
eteren. IS limo Die 9rin5en @eorg
un0 Conrad, S0bne oeS General.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

Ocean City an Scr SIt.
ii it e beS Staotes WorDlanO, oireft
am otlontiiden O5eon, oiirfte oieieS
Sobr III 6olge Der pielen 8erbeIierun.
gen, pelde in ben lebten S5o9rcn BORT
gemott muroen, cine 9roBere In5ie.
bungsfraft baber, oils in friiberer
Sobren. lin ooS 8ublifum mebr
init Dem prGdtigen CONNER . GeIort
befannt uno Oertraut 81 MAIDEN, bat
Die Baltimore, Gbeiopeofe uno at.
lantic : 9obngeiellidait" Elm ailf ons
8eidmafpolite iauitrirteS 8ampb[et
bernitsgegeben, meldeS ge9en Ginien.
hung bon bier Gents fir Borto al
oas 8iQetbiireou Der nYenniplponia.
Wabn," Nr. 3t5, or6.G6arleSitraBe,
ooer nod Dem Bier Nr. 3, 2igbt-Str
ir9eno nobin berIanot miro.
9eiIere 8auten. - @ebGll.
be.Snipeftor 8reiton tbeilte aeItern
Der 9ranboiitrifts . Gommiiiion nit,
OoB fir Die Heubauten i'm grono.
0iItrift 8l1ne entiporIen miiroen,
mcld)e cine meit before aloIie @e.
bGube proieftirten, ols Baltimore in
ielter @eaeno iemals aebobt babe.
Gin WitaIieo Ser Gommiiiion nobm
geitern cine Snipeftion oes 9rano.
9iitrifts Dor.
4bgemieen. = Die Mpplifa.
ton bon 6. 6. Goblin Inn eineg9irtbs.
2icen5 fir bas 2ofal Nr. $500, Salt.
apenie, uuroe geItern bon ser Spi.
rituoien . 2ieen5 : 9eboroe abgetpie-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
% Sabre i'm @he6mnOe.

-
Sr. ultO 5rau 4eter @ermerot6 in
SduIbouie Der 0reieiniafeitS.
8emeiuoe iiberraIdt. - @ertb.
bOlle @ei6ente iiberreidt.
Sr. Beter 8ermerotb un0 better
@attin emma bon Ger. 1888, San,
ton IOenue, lpllr0en geitern Ibenb
III l|eItener 8eiie iiberrai6t, in6em
Ole Wfitglie0er ser 9reieinigfeits.
@emeinoe, beren 8irdendlte1ter Sr.
@ermerot6 lit, iotpie Ser 0omenper.
el11 Der 8emeinoe uno ser &aItor ite
i'm ShllgebdltOe an Der SrinitpItraBe
beldentten. Sr. @ermerotb uno @at-
tin muroen Abenos gegen Z llbr BON
elnem Wtttglieoe ser 9emein0e be-
11o6rihtigt, oaB cine mtftiqe Ser.
lommlung Der @emein0e in Ser
SduIbaIle itottfinoe, uno tie beaoben
ltd oortbtn. Sier mltroen ite Iofort
bonn RoItor q. s. Sterger in @m.
ptang genommen un0 bon 0ieIem in
Die oberen &dumli6fciten gefiibrt,
mo lie Die MitgIieoer oeSGirdenratb8
mo foIt ben gan5en 6rouenperein
Der @emeinoe o%ntrofen. 8uitor
Ster9er iiberreidte looonn Dem
Foore, nadoem er 0emielben oa3ll
gratillirt batte, OoB e8 iebt % Sabre
I'M traltten @bebunoe our6'S 2e6en
gegon9en, einen tpertbpolen fiber
men &rug NIT entipredenoer SGSn.
ldrift, ais iein peri0nlid)eS @cidenf.
Som 0amenuereiu Der @eulctnoe
tpl1roe ibnen Elm fetneS 9ineriernice
ilberreiht uno Die 8%r1Itoentin, Srolt
Wilma @o9ner, belt cine fllr5e Nn.
Iprade, in Deld)er iie 6ie 8eroienItc
oeS EaareS UNI Die 8en1einoe er.
lpdbnte unb gum SdllB iiberreidte
lie nod cin id0neS Bouquet, aus %
berrliden Stolen beItebeno. Inter
ben anlpeleuoen befoloen Iid oie
Vfitglieoer 0eS S~trd)enrat6S, ole SS.
Sour. @agner, &%rdiioent; @. @rob,
Sice-Brdiioent; S. 8olt SefretGr;
Sonis @feIS, SdaBmeiIter; s. Gen.
oeIba6, .. 9retti6ueioer, S. Guns.
man, Neter &einbodL 6reo. Sdrei.
Der, s. ". 9oumgdrtner un0 S.
8altruidot.
Der 0umen E Sereiu mar 6llrd) sic
folgcnoen 6rauen pertreten: Morie
Sraltbe, Winuie g8ogner, gliiabetb
Sterger, @liiabetb Gnode, gnna 9.
SelmerS, 2oriie gGrenS, Got6. Gro.
fenbrot, Gotb. SORT. Morg.S duIter,
emma 9ultruidot, GIiie 9un3e, Wta.
RE Grnit, 9otb. arieg, 6ron5isfo
S6linm, Marie 9einemonn, WarQa.
rctbe Saefel, Ottilie @6pfert, 2oliIe
0idbaut, 'Sbereie Soiimonn, 2ouiie
WfdD, gltgltIte Sorris, @liIe Sdi-
rlansfp, Wdrie @einemanr, Gatb.
smuggling, Gath. 0elp, Barbara go
gel, Wfarg. &idmanL Dora Sdall.
meDer, Caroline 8inter6olter, emma
2eidt, @liie 3eifner uno Marie
Sebmam.
Sr. @ermerotb lit am 4. Nooember
1854 5u Seiien e aaiIel geboreu ltno
fam Dor 30 Sabren nod Nmerifa. @r
erlernte bier oas 3ope5icrer . Sc
tperbe uno brodte es bolo 10 peit, ooB
er fem eiaenes @eidGft betreibeu
fonnte. Wfit ieiner Satin emma g.,
geb. Niiler, pllroe ct Dor 25 SSa6ren
pom BaItor 0f. 9admam in 9dlti-
more getrott nno feds Der gIiidliden
@be entiproiiene &inoer grdtnlirten
MorGen ben @ltern SIT ibrem S5ll.
beltagc. Sr. @ermerotb lit Nit9Iieo
oeS Selien . 0ormit6oter B.. @ereinS,"
oeS n@ermanio GoncIopeS, s. 8.
S." Der ~Stell6en 2oge, g. Of g."
Der Sitter Der Sreibeit" uno oeS
nSltrBeiien . &ereinS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

TeuBen Ser 6tnon5miniIter, StaatS-
SefretGr 8itte. Ser 0eip-O orfer
@ftietb0rIe 1908"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08
Contract Work.
Council Chambers. Virginia, Mimi.
l,,x,o % 100A

Council Chambers. Virginia, MIMI,
June "a. 1904.
Sealed bids will be received by the city
council of the city of Virginia, Mimi, at the
council chambers in said city up to, and in
Guiding, the 18th day of July. A. d. 1904, at
500 o'clock p. M, for the furnishing OF all
material and labor and the complete erection
and construction of a city hall building, to
be erected on lots No. II and No. 10, block
No. %. city Of Virginia, in accordance with
the plans and specifications of E. 8. Radcliffe,
architect. which plans and specifications are
on dle In the Office of the city clerk of the
city of Virginia, and also in the Office of E. 8.
Radcliffe, architect. Duluth, Mimi.
All bid shall be On a basis of cash pay
ment for the work, N no bid shall be con-
sidered unless the same is accompanied by a
cash deposit or certified. check. payable to
the order of the city treasurer for at least ten
/10'per cent of the amount of the bid
All bids shall be directed to the City Clerk
of Virginia, Mimi, and securely sealed, and
to be Endorsed on the outside wrapper with Il
brief statement as to the work for which bid
is made.
aid bids will be opened by the city council
for consideration. in the council chambers Of
the city of Virginia. Mimi. on the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1904, at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
The council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order ofthe city council of the city of
Virginia. Mimi. A.. N. THOMPSON, =.
City Clerk,
8-24 70 Virginia, Mimi.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08
Dunn Nominated by A~cclamation.

The Republican state convention,
which for a time promised some
diversion from the accustomed cut
and dried affair, came to a harmon
ious ending on Friday evening last
by the nomination of Robert C.
Dunn for governor by reclamation.
The result vas quickly arrived. at
upon the vote for the acceptance of
the report of the committee on Gre
'dentials, the report being turned
down and the Dunn delegation
from Hennepin, numbering 113
members, was seated in the conven-
ton. !
The balance of the ticket includes
Ray w. Jones for lieutenant govern
or, Julius H. Block for treasurer,
Peter E. Hanson for SECRETARY of
state, Edward T. Young for attorney
general, Edwin A. Jaggard, Charles
b. Elliot and Charles L. Lewis as
supreme court justices, w. E.
Young and Ira D.. Mills as railroad
commissioners.
In the final outcome of the scrap,
which promised to be as pretty: a
ego: as the recent Wisconsin con-
vention, the St. Louis county: dele
cation is given much credit by the
state press.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08
IAaaasls ~.

ssaS7l AAlsa g & Rsllilgslrlislstalsge Ste. Anne.
e isaano former Canaldiangwphlos:
.doesnot Remember Ste. Anne and,
the h remarkable pilgfrimageawhi
have been made to thlis celebrated
shrine Every the faithful
,comezfrom far andSnear ito take III.
this event. The Duluth, South Shore.
& Atlantic Railway has madesspec-
iia1rarrangements:f for this years An
:nual Excursion Of Ste. Anne de
Beaupre, Quebec, offering a special
rate Of $$25* for the round trip. This
will include OTTAWA, Montreal, Que.
bee and all intermediate points, as
these tickets will be good for stop
over anywhere. !
Palace and tourist sleepers and.
day coaches will be run through
from Duluth to Ste. Anne without
change. Berth rate, palace sleeper
$500. tourirt sleeper $500 for double
berth which will accommodate two
persons. Don't miss this opportun-
ity if you intend going east in July.
Excursion leaves Duluth on Thurs
day, July q at 6:2op p, NJ, tickets good
returning until August 31st. -.
i. For sleeping car space and any
further information call on Mart
Adson, general agent, ,43O Spalding
Hotel bl ock, Duluth, Min n. ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08

The county politician will now
come in for the lions share of pub.
lie note, after lying low for. a. time
in Difference to the state suuabble.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08
Range Principals Elected.

County Superintendent of
Schools, A. T. Park, has announced
the men elected az principals of the
range high schools for the ensuing
school year. Some are reelected
but several new men will be found
on the list, which is as follows:
J. w. Klinker, Hibbing;.C. L. New
berry, Ely; T. D. lewiston, Noun
tain Iron; J: F. Muench, Chisholm;
Nicholas P. Lang. Bull; T. Lang,
Bull; +. E. Grae, Biwabik; A. E.
Nelson, Mckinley; A. v. Jones,
Sparta, and O. A. Young, Soudan.
Cornelius Bliss of Waseca, Mimi.
formerly a strong candidate for
the Office of state superintendent Of
public instruction, will take charge
of the Virginia schools. The. sup
erintendent of Eveleth schools has:
been elected but his name is not
yet available.
.Supt. Park is also sending out
notices of the school elections
which are to be held in various.
school Districts throughout the
county: on July: 1o from 2 to p. M.
unless otherwise arranged for. Elk:
Faminations.for county certificates
will be conducted on August ], 2
and 3. These will be held in Du-
luth at either the high or normal.
schools. Formerly they have been
held in Tower, Hibbing and Virgin
ia, but this will not be the case
this year unless teachers in those:
toRns. who wish to. take the exam
inations file special requests.vith4
Superintendent Park.
e is1expected that at least rs
teachers will take the examinations
this summer.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08

THE. nomination of Dunn was
made unanimous by the conven-
ton. The voters will be given an
opportunity of ratifying the opin-
ion of the petty politician on cleo
ion day. - H..
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08

COUNTY ATTORNEY MCCLINTOCK
was up from Duluth Friday, in at
tendance at the hearing of the al
legged postoffice hooters. From here
he went to Hibbing, where he had
official business in looking after a
forgery case. Mr.. McClintock says
he will be in the race for the attor-
'neyship again this year, and he
will assuredly receive the support
of many range friends in his hspira-
tons.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08
Buy .Lanpher hat at Halls.

tour, Spring Excursions to Detroit
$1,000 Round Trip.
The Duluth, South Shore & Allan
tic R'y will have on sale June 3rd-
1Oth-14th and 10th round trip tickets
to Detroit and intermediate points
at rate of $1,000 to Buffalo and re.
turn, $14.W. ...-
This is via the Duluth, South
Shore & Atlantic R'y to St. Ignace
and the Detroit & Cleveland Navi.
cation Co.'S palatial steamers.
For return limits, reservation OF
berths on train and steamer, and
full particulars of the above, write
or call on Mart Adson, Gen. .Agt.,
43O West Superior St:
Duluth, Mimi
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08
Speetal Nettoe..

\ e 1peet0l Notice. II -.
Persons wishing a news item. change of
lad" or anything in he line of locals. in
serted, will please have same in; u ONCE by
Thursday noon OF each week. II convenient,
as 1t saves time and trouble for both parties.
We reserve the right to positively refuse
any notice OF whatever nature after 9 o'clock
p. m. on Thursday. XIX
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08

DEPUTY SHERIFF BATES was up
from Duluth on Friday: Nh. Bates
is a winner in the race for sheriff
locally, Notwithstanding the fact
that he has the same element lined
up against him that was in evidence
two years ago,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08

WE note that John HI. Norton has
filed notice of a desire to become
county attorney, i9place of J. NJ.
'McClintOck.- '# X*G%E&4 .
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08

MARK c. WILLIAMS, of Normanna,
would not object to serving the
county in the capacity Of superin-
tendent of schools, and will ask the
Republican party to assist him in
his aims -.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08

WE acknowledge receipt of Vol. l,
No. l, of the Chisholm Tribune, the
latest range publication. "A neat
and tasty journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-12
ROYS WANTED.

WANTED-Bright. active boy about 4
or T. years old. Nllison Office Supply
Co ss-2tx
WANTED-Erraad boy. at Grit Printing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-12

FOR SALE-2i0 acres river bottom land
close 70 Coiwich $40 500.
~ acres, all in wheat 3-room house
stable. 10 miles OF city. SEQ
1S) acres, 10 I'm cultivation. ~ acres good
NOW land miles Of center u city.
Price 5000.
go acres, miles OF city. eli ia grass,
3 600
Five acres. all set 20 buded fruit. miles
OF CITY Sl.e0.
l6J acres. well improved farm. 3 90. Or
viii trade FOR city property.
$50 acres Of good bottom land 5-room
house. stable. TOO acres in cultivation.
balance grass good water - aCrea iu
wheat good alfalfa Land Price g. 500
Eight-room house, modern except fur
mace. barn. 81 feet front. on corner CO.
ment walks SHADE. 2 blocks north on
EmUoria SEQ. or win trade FOR good
farm
Fivc-TOom house barn fruit. shade. -
feet front. AZ I,n :. Ida,
VACANT LOTS.
d" feet. corner Of Park Place and liih
street sl.3u.
'o9 feet. corner % Park Place and 18th
street SNT
lo0 feet corner OF Main and 18th street.
ssn
Lots on Water street. 2s3 feet deep. 300
each
n you want bargains in farms ranches
or city property I can suit you Come
md see M or write for price list.
JOHN FERRITER, POI =. Douglas
a5-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-12
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-An agent. either
sex TO sell shirt waist goods in the;f
homo and surrounding towns. Large
line. including high-class novelty pat
terms and exclusive designs. Sells N
sight. Big pay to right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co.. Dept. r. st. Louis.
Mo. 1-l1-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-12

OR RENT-Three-room house, close in.
Call AT rs 5. Water ss-it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-12
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Man and wife to work on
farm. Address Charles Fay. Bayneville,
Kan. lCe-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS oTPORTT- NITE-A snap. Get
IN good paying business 2i5ae stock
of 1ew and secondhand furniture and
stoves. no dead stocs; good. lively Iov..
with ; railroads salt works. etc Good
double room To display stock Rent
reasonable. Write 70 J. r Richards
Anthony. Kan @-l---t
FOR SAIE-Barber shop ard stock ~
confectionery and cigars. cHiy shop iu
town and must he sold 5ef0re March
- For particulars call OF or address
= H Bach -Audale. Kan. s4-tg
FOR SAI-E-RooniuE house. corner Third
ana Water VIII sell lN or part fu-rt-
ture. cheap rent call AZ 81 y. Water
FOR RENT OR SAI.E-On easy terms
new uQ-J0-iate printing shop. Cal O.
write - r Douglas ss-sa-su-tf
FOR RENT-File location. for an cxperi-
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FOR SALE-Laud. not 80 per acre
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.
NA\TED-A position. by "a Young man
III city. as bockkeoper or office work.
Experienced and can give reference.
Address Help care Eagle. IH'-2tN
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FOR SsTE-I.ots 49,. West CeatraI
stephens addition. $50 Reese q 60 d.
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The following afternoon found him at
home with sad drowsy. melancholy
feeling. lie was very sorry of all that
had occurred. He had cut deep into the
hearts Of his parents by his sheer disobe-
dienCe; he had made several enemies at
the ARRAY last night: he had lost the girl
he thought and dreamed Of so much and
had hlackened his character with
drunken spree and fight. AL indeed
very perpleNed situation for him 70
forget
What was he To do He had not ad-
vanced one whit toward betterment: he
had rather weakened the high love and
confidence of his folks In this mood ne
left the house. Without even saving good
bye he picked up his valise and started
away
oh. well. let him go" was the remark
Of his father. made as Samuel left He
will geL-sorry and come back"
Late that night he reached town. In all
his misbehavior and woes he had not
forgotten his desire and love for the study
of law. He wa snot d fellow TO give Up
though at times his heart failed him.
When morning dawned Samuel was
busy going from office 20 Office in search
OF position and finally he succeeded in
securing a job as Office boy with Jones &
Simmons, the most prominent prsetitioR-
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Bentley. aH good trvei bottom lsnd s.
room house small p m 81 an aefo
VIII consider part trade or Wichita
property - y. Davis. Valley Center
Kan or
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

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MANIEQ-PARTNER.
Statesmen WANTED.

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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADf.-Csood secondhand orran
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