davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1904-02-19

Albert Perry of Los Gatos, Cal, is at
the Union Pacific.
Il. +. Badenshaw If ST. Louis is a
guest at the kuster.
w. J. Broadhurst went to Tie Siding
IN the afternoon train.
Francis Swisart and MIR. Smith have
returned to the Strong mine.
Carl Wagner went to Denver on the
loon train today, on a business trip.
James McNally of Ration. n. NJ, was
among the guests at the Johnson last
night.
John Pratley and J. r. Himburg of
Rawlins were guests at the kuster
last night.
J. w. Queary, the well known Chi
cago travelling salesman. is in the city,
a guest at the Union Pacific.
Mrs. Glidden went to Cheyenne to-
day, where she will visit for a day or
two with her sister, Mrs. J. l.. Code.
j. E. Burnett and c. II. Patterson
of Cheyenne were in the city this
morning, guests at the Union Pacific.
William L. Reyes was down from
Tie Siding today. He was a guest at
the Johnson during his stay in the
city.
S. H. Brake and w. A. Heath of
Denver were among the travelling
statesmen at the Union Pacific this
morning.
X. j. McCollum Of Walden was a
guest at the johnson last night. He is
a justice Of the peace at Walden and
an old resident of that city. q
MIR. Albert Lee. son of Prof. f. w.
Lee, who has Oeen visiting here and
in Cheyenne for several days, returned
to his duties in Pocatella. Idaho, to-
day.
f. B. Steadman, formerly a butcher
at Centennial, II now engaged in
ranching in the Centennial valley, was
a city visitor this morning, a guest at
the Johnosn.
w. E. Osborne Of San Francisco.
representing the Scion Palmer per
fumery mandatory, was in the city
today, calling upon the local dealers
in perfumes.
Mrs. Marion Hiskey, wife of Mr.. u.
U. Hlsliey of Salt Lake. arrived in the
city today and will attend the funeral
of her father, Judge Thomas H. Davis,
this afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Mckay. who attended
the opening reception at the new tele.
phone building at Cheyenne last night,
and Mr.. John Huempfner have re.
turned from that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Dunlap are ex-
pected home tonight from Cheyenne,
where they had beer to attend the
formal opening of the new telephone
exchange building in that city.
Miss Lucille Campbell OF Mount Yer.
non, o., passed through here today on
train No. 4. en- route to Denver. Cello.
She has just returned from an extend
ed visit with Pacific coast friends.
Hon. F. E. Miller of Steamboat
Springs, Colo. a well known banker
of that place and of Walden. was in
'hS Sits thiS lloi illiIS, on MS way to
Denver on business. He was a guest
during his stay in the city at the
Union Pacific hotel.
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Williams,
who have been visiting relatives at
Rawllns. passed through the city o.
day, en- route to their home at Dem
yer. They were met on the depot
platform by a number of Rawlins
friends visiting Il attending the uni
versl,y here.
Prof. Helen Middlekauff, principal of
the preparatory department at the uni
vers,Gy, left on the noon train today
fer Cheyenne. where she will visit for
a few days. She will not return be.
fore Monday night. as that day will be
a legal holiday and no sessions of the
university will be neld.
, 1904-02-19
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Monday, February 22d being a le'
gal holiday and wishing to put our new
store in shape. we shall not open for
business until Tuesday morning, the
%. On Tuesday, We will keep our
store open until g o'clock p. m.
We wish to call attention to our an
nouncement in another column. The
public is cordially invited to accept
the invitation extended there.
THE LARAMIE GROCERY CO.
, 1904-02-19
LEAP YEAR DANCE BY
DELTA SIGMA Sorority

The young people are taking a good
deal of interest in the dance to be
given in the university tonight by the
Delta Sigma sorority of that institu'
ton. A number are going, and it has
somewhat interfered with the plans of
the entertainment to be given by Her
mion temple. Rathbone Sisters, at the
castle hall of Damon lodge.
, 1904-02-19

; The Patriotic Sons Of America will
celebrate Washington's birthday with
q dance and supper at Maennerch>r
hall. the night Of February 20. it'd
, 1904-02-19

The public is cordially invited to at
tend the Washington's birthday ball
to be given at M~aennerchor hall Feb
ruary 20, by the P. o. 8. Of A. Tickets
may be purchased from any Of the
members. ct
, 1904-02-19
ADDRESS TONIGHT ON
THE MERCH

TIE WGNVf UT 1OD.
Father Mulconry. the missioner. who
has already delivered a splendid ad-
dress at the Catholic church on the
Justice Of God. will tonight deliver its
sequel, the Mercy of God. to which the
general public is invited.
, 1904-02-19

WANTED-Piano player, good po-
'sition and steady employment to right
party, lady or gentleman. Thos. F.
,Nye. care New Grand Manager. If
, 1904-02-19

! FOR RENT-Comfortable office
rooms over Temple of Economy. with
steam heat and janitor service. For
particulars enquire at room 10. tt
, 1904-02-19

Remember Niethe's dancing school
Friday night at North Star hall. Class
1880 to 9. Dance to follow. All invited.
, 1904-02-19

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with
steam heat and bath. Mrs. B. McCul-
Tough, Bishops house. 164tf
, 1904-02-19

FOR sALE-One Cleveland bay drlr.
ing team. Inquire at this office. 164tf
, 1904-02-19
Fine Dill Pickles at
Holidays.

Fish, Fresh Oysters,
Poultry and every
thing in Fresh and
Smoked Meats, Fruit
and Vegetables in sea-
son. When it is not at
the Pacific market you
know it is not to be
had in the city. Tow
son Bros, props.
, 1904-02-19

MANUFACTURING room girl. APP
lply at Phillips restaurant. 1928
, 1904-02-19

FOR RENT-Furnished house. Mrs.
]. ". Harris, sol Fremont street. II
, 1904-02-19

Boys Shoes that wear for $1.50 at
Woodruff G. Terry's.
, 1904-02-19

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with
theat and bath. All Fourth street. I'm
, 1904-02-19

We make Mems and Boys Goods
specially. II you want satisfaction
BUY of US. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1904-02-19

Mems fine Shoes from $3.50 to $500
at Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1904-02-19

Furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Sayer Hansen, University and 9Th.
, 1904-02-19
Salad


Tea Coffee
Saturday from S to 8 o'clock in hall
In Laramie Grocery building. Table
room for 100 persons. Price 25 cents.
, 1904-02-19

New York Baldwin
and Russet Apples at
Peabody's.
The Laramie Meat
company is especially
prepared to serve the
trade during Lent
with a full line of
Oysters, etc. Ship
ments received daily.
Also a full line of
Meats, Frultsan Veg
etables always on
hand.
For fine job printing, leave orders at
The Republican ONCE.
, 1904-02-19

Fancy bulk Olives
at Holidays.
, 1904-02-19

Rathbone Sisters Supper.
Stewed Chicken Cold Ham
Hot Potatoes GRAVY
Rolls
, 1904-02-19

High-top Shoes that are guaranteed
to be. waterproof. at Woodruff &
, 1904-02-19

q Id. cans Tomato
Catsup lac at Holli-
days.
, 1904-02-19

Olives, Picked On
ions and all other
kinds of Pickles at the
Gem City Grocery.
usiiy Rspubficsa SIC = month.
, 1904-02-19

For fine job printing, leave orders at
The Republican ONCE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
WHITE OAK SCHOOL.

The following is a report for the month
of February =
Seventh Gr1dc-Lr>lic Pyle. 90; Tillie
Churchman, 97G: Florence Mcdowell,
91.4.
Sixth Grl.,2-,Toscph McNcy, 9S.4;
Anna Hcwctt. OIL Helen Ostrander,
3d.; Thomas Allen. 92.7.
Fifth Gralc-Ida IIowctt. 1913; Edna
Rock, 1913; Sidney Wright. 9S.G; Mercie
Mcdowell 97.4: Helen Mcdowell, 9L3;
Robert CrothCrs, %; Irene FITZGERALD,
96.S: Albert England, "a; Ralston Eng
land. 92.7: Elsie England So.
Fourth Gradc-Norman Pyle. 973;
Maggie Croswcll 97.2; Norman England
81: Horace Wright. OIL Paul Eng
land. 81; Miller Mcdowell. 81; Roland
England. $3.50; Willie Rock. oG.1: Clin-
tom England, 95.1; Wilmer Mcdowell,
81.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
SCHOOL NO. 1--DISTRICT I.

The following are the averages for the
month of February =
Above Seventh Gradc-E. Leora Pitt,
96.4; Estclle Wright, 96.3.
Sixth Gradc-Berha Finn. 9S.1 Earl
Harris. 9I.4: Lewis Seminar, 97.3; Lii
lie Irwin, 9G.5.
Fifth HraIc--Angic HlltenStinc, 9S.1;
Ethel Reed. 9S4: Irene Reynolds, 81;
Rayard Davis, 93.S; Willie Jackson, 9G.G
Chaunccy Reynolds. %; Harold Pitt,
%; Eddie Ruttcr. 93.2
Fourth Grdc-Bclc Jackson, go;
Eva Reynolds, 1858; Harry Sentman,
96.3; John Finn. 90; Helen Seminar. %;
Walter Pitt. OH.
Third Gladc-Edith Black. 9S.S; Viola
Finn. @3.T; Myrtle Knight, 91.3.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
OUR SCHOOLS.
SOUTHAMPTON SCHOOL.

Report for the month of February =
Seventh Grade-IIownrd Deaver 99.5.
Sixth GradC-Elsie Shockley. 1913;
Frank Mitchell, 99.2; Frank Daniels,
9S.5; Willie Clark. 9S.5; Thomas Gallo,
9S.2.
Fifth Gradc-Orlena Rogers, 99G;
Charles Jackson. 9S.7; George Peterson,
$50: Florence Dcaver 1913: Michael
MITCHELL 9S.2
Fourth GnGc-Pauline Mitchell, 9S.3;
Margaret Hammond, 967; Nearey Ham
mond. $50; Loire Hammond. 96.S; Hat
tie Backof. 96.2: Patsy Gallo. 96.2.
Third Grnde-Julia Gallo. 97.6.
Second Grade-JoScph Gallo. go;
Lydia Mitchell %.
The following were present each day
Howard Deaver George Peterson. Flor
cnce Dcavcr. Michael Mitchell. Hattie
Backof. Pauline Mitchell. Patsy Gallo,
Joseph Gallo, Lydia Mitchell and Julia
Gallo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Old Point Comfort Only.

Tickets to Old Point Comfort only. in
Guiding luncheon on going trip. one and
thrCe-fourths days board at Chambcrlin
Hotel, and good to return direct by regrl-
lar trains within six days. will be sold
in connection with this tour at rate Of
S1T.c0 from New York. Brooklyn. and
Newark; S1J.50 from Trenton; S115O
from Philadelphia, and proportionac
rates from other points
For Itineraries and full information.
apply to ticket agents; Tourist Agent,
2G3 Fifth Avenue. New York: 4 Court
street. Brooklyn; $50 Broad Street New
ark, \. j.; or Geo. w. Boyd. Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
) Silent Famous
!. Men : &:

I is a curious and interesting
fact that many of the worlds
greatest men have been
sparing of words as they
have been prodigal of deeds.
1t is doubtful if there ever
lived Il more taciturn man
than Wallenstein, the famous
commander of the Austrian
army during the 80 years
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
OLD POINT COMFORT, RICHMOND,
AND WASHINGTON.
Six. day Tour via Pennsylvania Railroad.

The first crsorllly-conducted tour to
Old Point Comfort, Richmond, and
Washington via the Pennsylvania Rail
road for the present season will leave
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lille Hpetbsker verkaufen desc medizinen.
Seras.

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rid &eaermann, elmer Der alte1ten
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BEN Sabre 1852 in Neu=8 raunfels.
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babel lbDer permunbet, Die nnbererl
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gen Sage tuieoer eingefanaen.
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mann in Der Seber@O Office oes ,Dais
lp Statesman" in Nuitin. Sreitae
WaAt smiiden II uno l ubr BON
Der Nrbeit Fam, tpuroe er ppr leinem
0auie an Der 10. StraBe aus benz
0interbalt erihoHen. Bruuie par elm
Wann oDn unaefdbr 30 Sahren uno
in ben Nrbeiterfreilen bes States
mplbefannt.
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Sefretdr oes Sbulrats pun Oonltun,
lift Der Salibung ibuloig befunben
uno gu awei Sabren 8umtbaus oers
urteilt mDroen. Sc iino nod 35
dbnlibe Gntla9en 9egen i'm anbdns
gig aemaht morben.
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0ouiton lebte. bat iib auf Der Teuer@
treppe oes Opernbauies eri1oHen.
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ueuli6 @. Z. Ndten in Buoa einen
Singer. gr mar oanit belddftiet,
elm Stiid 8leb NIT benz 2a5io einsu.
fangen, al8 iih Der Strif I'm leiner
ei1en Singer piGelte uuo benIelben
Sn Der Nahe BON MarIbaa
uuroe elm 1~7idbriees Neeermdoben
unter Dem 8ett, wobin iie aus Nn9it
o0r Dem @enitter 9etrpden uar,
oDm BliB eriblagen.
9as 8ieben oes gabads unter
einem S6uboah bat fih in Der @ez
geuo BON NaeOeouhes als iebr er-
fDlgreib erpielen. Sc beiBt oaB
oort i'm naditen Sabr bunoert Nder
in oieier 8eiie bepftan5t tperoen luls
fen.
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pic mniitte.

So NWItA4Sf
bob Die 6errer pon ben 9aRaen Iih
fibren laffen. tpenrt Iie SuIammen
ausgebeu, pelde unlitte bel uns in
Gmerita aqeemein lit, bat cine oeut=
i9e Srau peranlaBt, nit folQenoer
3uihrift an Die Miinhener Suaeno
lib 3u menoen:
n2iebe Sugeno
RDnnteit Du niht eiumal cine Qars
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mDbnten, babe i6 es in ben lebter
Sabren auerit beobabtet, aber nur
bel 9rinen Suneen uno etpas gu ges
reiften Damen, aber bier lit oies
ibon bel ben 0erren 9ffjaiereu
iblih; Die Offi5iersoamen ihleppen
beioes: ibre Mdnner unb &leioer-
6ieS babe ib minoeitens elm Dubeno
Wel aeieben. Soate MlaersM ei.
ningaen 3eGt baben? Seoenfaas
rieht es auffaaeno na6 Sena!
Cine oeutlde 9rau."
Do unter ben Mitalieoern urs
ierer &eoattion. ld1reibt oo5u
Die Su9eno, iber Die 8erehti,
aung oieier &la9e elm milber
8piit auSgebrDden lift, lteaen mir
oas ELENA CUR Dffentliher Distui-
iion, nm ale @eiihtSpunfte fenren
5u lernen, BON oenen oa3 naturuil-
ieuiGqftlid flnitleriih fulturbiito-
rilhsiosiale Broblem betradtet per'
ben fann. @ir erluden uniere Witt
mbeiter uuo Sreunoe I'm re6t sabls
reiGe 8uibriftenl Ism Der 8irSe
IteQt bic gYiirze!)
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@eiubt: Elm Mdod,en fir &oben
uno aIl9emeine 0~ausorbeit. &leine
Samilie. Seine WaI9e. Gutter
GDbn, 81 &ibmuno Ine.
Seine Beine, s8bi8ties, 81.
quOre uno @iaarren gu BADEN in
SholB' Saloon. Gtam0. Blnsa.
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@Om arieasi6anplate.

GIN 9ienstae fano Elm tleiues
8efe6t bel 0ai Ma6i itatt, in benz
Die Sapaner itegreib moren.
Nus ct. 8etersburg miro ee.
meloet. es ieien 8Drbereituneen 1es
troffen, oaB Die Slotte Den 6afen BON
Sort Grthur oerlalie, faIs Die See
flung fallen lolle, uno nah @laois
woitof aebe.
Die Sapaner baben Sin Gen
aenommen uno riifen jebt auf 0ai
@beug por. 8eioe 0rte liegert auf
Dem @eae nah Stem gbnane.
Der ruiiiIbe General &uropats
tin ertpartet 8eritartunaen. Sobalo
bieielben einaetroffen iino, miro er
BON aiaO gang aufbrehen. go mel.
bet cine 0ahriht aus ieinem Sauptz
quarter.
ueber ben ieBt 10 piel genann=
ten japaniihen General &urDfi
ibreibt elm Correspondent aus 2on=
BON: Baron &urDti itebt bel leinen
Sul'oSienleH ulo Wene[at III eoeMio
popem Gnlepeh, Dle ao9p dig @o'
mural, gr IT ein GetobeEr, oellen
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big IN ole tlettlitetl Details ~oDr5ubes
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Der mllltdrtlhen Santllien, IN oener1
Die Wdnner BON frlbeiter &inobeit
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5hOls' Saloon bietet einen
anaenebmen Gnfenthalt.
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nab benz San georo garf, mo- linen

nab benz Sun Beoro Barf, mo linen
elm SmbiB ierpiert muroe.
Sn Der 9ireftoreniibuno Der
ct. Souls, Brownsville uno Werifp
8abn tuuroe nriab Soft al8 BrQfi=
bent Der 2inie erudblt. Die Balm
miro alter Germutune nab BON
6DbStunn aus Die @eleile Der Teras
Wterito 8abn nab Corpus gbriiti
benuben uno BON bort Die Der Nranz
faS BaB 8abn na6 San Nntunio,
UNI Die oirefte Gerbinoune 5uilben
San NntoniD unb Brownsville bersus
iteIen. Das @eriidt eirfuliert iibti=
aens, oaB oas Sri8ep . Sn1tem Die
&ranioS BaB Babn anfaufen tpiro.
Der nabe SfiomDre ppbnenoe
Sarmer Srant Sufelta bat cine &iibe
aeaD9en, Die Is 8funo nieet, 81 Boz
lang 1T uno einen Durhme1ier bon
20 3oI bat. Die 8ibe lit i'm Gbau.
feniter Der Berar Drug So. auss
aeftelt.
Die eineeQaneeren Steuern i'm
8etraae BON 1897. 091.31 perteilen
iih auf Die nerldieoenen SDnbs mie
folat: &iditdnbi9e Steuern $12,=
921.75;. a4gemeiaer Sono $780,
121.74; angemeiner SDno fir 1904
81, 1900; Til9unasfOnb $3.50, 034.=
SO; &irhboffono 1925; SmprDoe.
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$40, 800. Is.
Die iabrlibe @eriammlune Der
@eieaibaft flr CUTE Wege finoet am
Is. SUM nDrmitta9S 10 ubr biers
lelbit i'm @%Durtbauie itatt, I'm aage.
meme @eiGafte gu erleoiQen unb Bes
atlten au ermGhlen.
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5rd6(ingS. po(itik uuo Durn.

Stun bic CRIB itf neu9etleibet
limb in Sarben ihpelat Der Bid,
8irb Der Sribline uns perleibet,
0urdb bic leio'ge 8ulitit.
Sbrft Su niht bic Mmieln pfeifen?
8ie bic Slintenfugeln-he?
8ie tie bic gnSenaen lbleifen-
8ie Bort Nrtbur-Bebl 8 neb!
9ieblib ouften bic Sprineen,
8btlitb %idbirnmert ibun Der 8Iee.
S1rt Ou pie bic &nospen iprinaen?-
Grab pie Mlnen auf Der Seel
SAB in bieien ih6nen gasea,
9od) Die 8Dlitit in Stub
Sortbl Sic 9adbtiaalen iblasen-
@en? Die &uien?-Smmer gu!
9aB uns lteber barauf iinneu,
$50 6as Gone gtar friih bonn 5oB
nnb oann laB es fleiBis r%inuen,
9ieles auserlel'ne RaB.
Sab bic Gniien, Sapanelen,
Sid perbauen iammerti6,
Guss 1T Iaon 0aaetpeien
1n6 mir 8eioe anoerns MIDI!
0enn mir iinb entidieben frieolid,,
8leiben mir betm SUne Star Bier.
Sinh bic Glider ettuas nieblih,
Srinsen mir 5fpei mehr oefitr.
aoB bic &ufieu, bie Sapanee
Sbren &f ALIEN befeh'n
Inns eef6at non Seioen 8aner.
Moeen beioe untergeb'n.
So. Der 6rtblin9 Iadlelt miloe,
Ser5ig lott bas Gone gtar Sier
Hnb gu oielem l66nen 8iloe
Tehlt Der Durf-ben haben tuirl
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gar Grcnr1toaell gut Wtlts
MusitefluliG.

aim II. uno 81. Mai pertauft Die
9eras uno 8acific : Babn GpeSal.
@gcurIionS'gidet8 rab ct. Souls
uno 5urid BON allen Buntten i6rer
9inie in Eeras, Nrtanias unb 2oui.
iinna fir meniger oils eineft Tnbrs
preis. Die 9idets finb rt,r in ben
regelmdBigen Cars gii[tia u,ib fir bic
Dauer Bpm fieben Eaper. @enbet
gub an iraeno einen Gaenten oer
Qinie.
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IAS OJS<ti W. WI PLllsulluuytEl
9. Suli.
0as Sbergeridt bes Staates
bat in benz Sale 5ameS Settle geger
oi. Staot Dallas 81 @uniten Der FEB.
teren entlbieben uno oaourb oaa
2egislaturQeieb. pelbes in Stdoteu
Die Uilouna lD%genannter .Smprpoe.
nent Diftritte" erlaubt, als fonftitu=
ti0nea anerfannt. Settle tp0bnte.in
einem Diitritt, oeiien Bepobner oe=
miie 8erbeferunaen p0r5unebmer
uno iih oafir EXTRA 81 b~eiteuern be:
fbl0iien. Settle war oageaen unb
unb flaate, nm Die 9pnititutionalitdt
oes @eiebe8 su prufen, @r bot Iei.
men BroseB oerlDren. @8 miro al|o
bier in Gan NntDnio niht n0tig ieir,
fib eesen bas @eieb aufsulebnen,
falls Semano ni6t oamtt ein0eritan=
ben iein iDate, oaB 8erbeferuueen
in leinem Diitrift 9emabt meroen.
Die r9eras Sire 8~reuention
IHOeiatioH" Der meiitens Seuers
8eriiberunas aaenten aneeb6reu,
belt bier lire 5meite idbrlide Sibung
ab. @s puroen Gortrdge eebalten
Gber Die Suipettion bon @ebduoen;
NbdnberRng bon Defeften oerlelben,
bic feueraefdbrlid iinbI Sber Die gu.
fdligteiten Der Seuerentitebuag; ole
2neernna BON Wunitipn, Yetrus
lsm &c. Die Delegation madten Ipd.
ter einen ausHna nab benz 8raden.
ridge Bart uno uertaaten ltb bann
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gdalide gonriffen salalmaaen

na6 Californian. ebenlo nah ct.
Souls Dia 3eras & Bacific 8abn
obne 8edliel. Shreibt an iroeno
einen 2idet : Naenten peaen oieIes
neuen 0ienites Ooer an 6. g. Eur.
ner, Generals aiiaaiers Naent. 8al'
laS, Ieras.
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SatD's II. 6. y. Staten
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lino fir&eiienbe intereiiant. Shreibt
on oa8 o8ato" Departement "a,
Dallas, 9eras, uuo fraat nad ben
Staten nod 9albpiae oia Der oiref.
ten 2inien nit &adreiie iiber ct,
qDuis. $40.
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sa~ @egen niebriaer Staten CUR
MISUNDERSTANDING nod 81. 9oujs oia
9eras & 8aeifie : 8abn befragt irs
eeno einen 9idet : Geenten poer
idreibt an 6, 3. Eurner. @ene-
rals 8afiaaier'Naent. 9allas, 9eras.
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o8Drp /. yprmalin" tGimer &
Mmenb), lift al8 antiieptii9es 8abn>
uno Wun6mafier uniibertroHen. 6.
s. S6mibt 6DuftDn. Ger. Gqent.
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= Der ihlimmIte l1nfal tpabreno
bes Sports i'm Sreien lift cine Quet=
idun1. DaS bette Wtittef oaeeeen
lit unSpeifelbaft ct. Satpbs Get
meldes raib uno fiher BELT.
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GIN pernintttess MIttel gegen sd.
~morrbOioen 1T elm iolcbes, bas Sdmer-
gen linoert, gongefionen entfernt, cine
geiun6e Edti9teit ipieoer berbeiflbrt,
06ne nnoere uno nielIeibt iblimmere
arnnt9eiten beruoraurufen. NnoteIis 1T
6as einsiae 9tittel, tpeldbes bic Grobe Ell.
ner stpar5iaidbrisen Grfabrune 6etan.
ben bat, 0 Nerbten aIiet 5Gulen emte
pfOblen uno BON unge5dblten GauIeneen
gebrauht noroen lift; beute itebt es OH
Der SpiBe aGer Mittel segen 9dmprrbois
ben. ba es Iider, suneridiiig uub ihmers.
fDs tuirtt. Broben ner6en oon .. Neu-
itdoter & 60, Bor 24l6, Retp YDrf, frei
nerfanot.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-01
NoTIcE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
May 10, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to max
final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, On July 6,
1904, viz: Mary E. PEBBLES, for
TIE e4 of sw4 and 81 of se4 of sec.
10, tip 81 n, 1, B IN.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land
viz: Andrew Kent. Frank Rab-
dau, George Hutchins and Thomas
Mills, all of Bonnels Ferry, Idaho
D. H. BUDLONG, Register
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Legal Notices.
Timber Land Act, June 4, 1873
NOTICE EOR pIfpT I.~ATION

Timber Land Act, June :, 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
y. s Land Office, Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
J une 4, 1894.
Nosice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June }, 1873, entitled "An act for the sale of
thinker lands in the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4, 1899,
j. MART ROBERTSON
of Spokane, county of Spokane state of Wash
ngton has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No 1923 for the purchase OF the
sea OF section 80, in township go n, ?, " m.
and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
ais claim 10 saio land before the Register and
Receiver OF this office at Occur 'Ale.e, Idaho,
IN Tresdey, the 10 day of August, 1904.
He - - witnesses.
Richard Mesrs, of Spokane, Wash, William
Dodge, Fred Jones and william Meegasi, OF
Priest River, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested
TO file their claims in this office on or be-
lore said 10 IN DAY OF August, 1907
ID. H. BUDLONG, Register.
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