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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-06
A GAME RATTLESNAKE.
It Fought to the Death While Sound,
ing the Danger Signal.

tr Fou9ns 10 the Death While Sound
ing the Danger Signal.
"Whenever I hear anyhoay speak
of SNAKES it makes me think Of an
exciting experience l had o number
OF years ago with big rattlesnake
in Arkansas" said an old timer,
Fand want to say that since that
time | have had more respect for the
rattler than I ever had before. Gf
course, it is a mere commonplace to
speak Of the rattlesnake's game
ness. 1t is game, else it would not
be SO fair. Gameness and fairness
go together. l am in position to
say that the rattlcsnake is both fair
and game. / met the reptile on the
side Of a hill. He made an effort to
get away. l ran upon him before I
was aware of his presence ir the
neighborhood. I was riding. He
had just crossed the road, which
was on the crown of the hill. The
hill sloped down into a ravine which
was some 800 yards from the road
which the snake had crosseas
81 crawled out Of my saddle and
| began the fight. I was ON the lower
side. The snake was making for the
rayine. he was about nine feet long
| and as fine specimen Of his kind as
I ever saw. I attacked him with
sticks, poles and every other thing
could get my hands on. He would
cell Up and throw himself moro than
his length down the hill toward me.
In the meantime he was sounding
the danger signal in way / had
never heard it sounded before. You
could have heard the hum of his rat
ties half a mile from where the fight
was taking place. Inch by inch he
forced me down toward the ravine.
I crippled him, but he kept right on
just the same, and though I would
get right in his path he would crowd
in on me until I was forced to get
out of the way in order to escape
the danger Of his fangs. Not once
during all this time did he cease to
warn me with his rattles that he was
, ent on mischief if he could but get
close enough to me to use his fangs..
"Before the battle had ended I
was in the ravine, the point toward
which the snake was headed from
the beginning Of the fight. Once
in the ravine, victory was an easy
matter. I killed him in short
while. But I always felt ashamed
of myself for doing it. A thing SO
game deserved to live. Besides, the
snake had not harmed me-. Really
it was piece of brutality that am
heartily ashamed of, and If I had the
thing to pass through again I would
not pass through it; that's all. At
any rate, since that time I have had
more respect and more sympathy
for snakes, and maybe after all the
game old rattler died a. martyr to
the rerpt;lian cause New Orleans
Times Democrat.
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Artful John.

eJohn,' = said Mrs. Griggsley, "if
you are too much Of coward to go
down and scare those burglars out
I'll go myself. I'll let them know
that there is at least one man in the
house."
MARIA" said Mr.. Griggsley as she
started for the stairway, "I wouldn't
go. IT sounds like a mouse"
After she had jumped back into
bed and covered herself with two
quilts and a blanket Mr.. Griggsley
heard these words in low, plaintive
tones:
IF You love me, John, please do
not desert me-"
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What He Needed.

The physician pondered the case
for q few minutes before he ven
tured an opinion.
eT think your husband needs a
rest more than anything else" he
said at last. IF he could be con-
vinced Of that,
But he refuses absolutely to lis
:ten to me, DOCTOR"
well" returned the physician
thought htfully, Nthat's a move in the
right direction. New York Times.
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CAS- L orr a !
For Infaats and Chilaren. IS
The kiad X YouEaavs AIssys Dasght
I y s'sass'sss ss = + az (

Nis not generally known that ID
many parts % the:yprld sclay Ssis eaten
on bread as g aubsEitute for butter
This il tarmed tssto4s butter 1nd 10
used 9 many parts f Germany ia
northef parts OF savld len earth 80 ofs
ton baked am bread n IS ! 9 ss3
Bs means ses Irrigation somes
thing like $500, ,paD here's % sland ia
Dakota have beer inel sased Sid value
over s2aO. 900, ,Oo0 B = 4
n Compared z ,t6e shaist the devil
!iss SaoHame ent Of ersak klits. is
Z IIaEit is aa ~ shel ator every
thing 4 endsf ons d 4 so.s put iAto
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-06
Light on a Dark Subject.

sI. see by the newspaper says
Smith, "that the whale that swal-
lowed Jonah was recently killed in
the Mediterranean, and in its stom-
ach they found, written on pareh-
ment, the diary that, Jonah kept
during the three days. ga s
You can't make me. believe any
Sof that stuff, = interrupts Brown.
In the first place, how could Jonah
see to5write his diary 2"
Why, says Smith, "don't, you
suppose the whale had pains in lis
stomach 2? Lippincott,s.
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Assessment Notice.
AUDITOR,s OFFICE, AHDRnsos q


Psrsonal Property. for TaIatios for the nezi
F1seal Year: from the fret day Of January, 1904
20 shs 1s.h asy Of Eebrus,Z lols.icE inela,ye
noted upon the re,ur- blank when il .ing
. sr III m sss q % w
turns within she time prescribed. Henoe tho
difficulty Of she deiinquents escaping the os per
sultisE frezn this practice. ny All means make
your oWA rssurns and thesoby aave expense and
Rx-Confedorsse Soldiers over 80 years Of ago are
exempt from Foil Tax. All other males bet eeen
the ages of2l and so years, except those incapable
any other cause shall be demeea taxable polls ''0'
\ For the convenience Of Taxpayers we will also
have Deputies to take leturns At the following
T Holland. and Tuesday: January n.
WORTHWHILE Wednesday. January S.
Iys, Thursday. January IL.
Moseley, Friday, January, 10
stArr. Mond.y, January is.
insseas:. fs.1 W. &sdns.asSy sdsnsaIS January
Guyson, Monday, Janury II:
Bishop's Branch. Saturday, January -.
Five Forks, Monday, Janua.y IS.
% Wysss's ssore. &sanasdsy Jsnusry ia
Ss%sa. stors. klidszs j:sss1y ie.r N:
ana is, 10 j. T. Huntsr.
F Tovnville, Friday, January ID.
Tugaloo, Saturday, January 10.
HonaA Path, Monday and Tuesday, January 10
and 10 or up 20 February 2oth. 70 J. J. Trusssil
Belton, Friday and 6Aturday, January - q 80
Piedmont, Monday and Tuesday. January IS
and Is. rr
Pelser, Monday, Tuesday and wednesday. Jau-
1ary II. 10 and 20, or up 70 February 20 70 John
B. Bonner.
WjIliamstsp Wednesday and Thursday. January
~ and 70.
90 per cent. Penalty for Non-Retnrn.
~ G. N. g. BOLEMAE,
n. = .N. .te. .-N And
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have to work ut all. Now, with ones
sweetheart how different! She
should sit all day in silk attire and
cross her little hands in hes lap if
she liked. The wind should not be
allowed to blow too roughly on her.
Ridiculous, wouldn't it be?"
Degrading" said Annabel stout
ly.
Gust so-degrading. Then there's
that absurd notion that women want
taking care of. With ones friend
the fiction doesn't have to be kept
up. She goes alone to the theaters
and meets one at the door, and
there's no nonsense about having to
see her home. She takes her own
bus and off she goes. Now, if she
were-not ones friend she shouldn't
60 one step by herself. There would
always be tedious male creature at
her side elbowing off the passersby
and taking every unnecessary care
of her. Sounds oppfassiye, doesn't
it,"
eyes," said Annabel. A little
wistfulness had crept into her voice,
and some Of the stl 7diness had fad
ed.
'"Then there's not that terrible
demand for sympathy. One expects
ones friend to fit ia with ones own
particular mood, just as one picks
up book that chimes in with it.
If she doesn't happen to suit one
day, off one goes. It isn't necessari-
ly on ones mind that she may be
in trouble Of her own, or, if she is,
she can say SO. There's no need for
the Z will die ere she shall grieye'
business"
He hummed the words with q
ludicrous exaggeration. Annabel
shrank a little. She ridiculed SEN
timent in public and cherished it as
deeply in her heart as every other
clever little feminine fool in the
world.
Chow, with ones sweetheart y
he said, watching her, cone can tell
she is sad while she is still smiling
her welcome, One knows every lit
tie trick of expression, almost ev-
cry thought behind the curls. There
is no going off then without COM
forting. Out it must all come, and
she must be petted into happiness
again. Doesn't it sound puerile ?"
No answer from Annabel. The
band at the exhibition was playing
particularly vulgar comic song.
1t came in at the window softened
to a melody straight from paradise.
He thought he heard little sigh.
He came and leaned over the back
of her chair.
"The mutual society, help and
comfort the one ought to have of
the other, both in prosperity and
adyersity," he said, speaking low.
"How. does that sound, Annabel?"
I No answer.
/ He, .knelt down by her chair and
;lgot hold of both her hot small
iiIhands.
II GLOW does that sound, my dear?''
Il cit sounds sweet" she said in a
voice that was only o breath. But
he heard.
sIs it as sweet as it sounds ?"' he
,, asked.
That was long after, however.
| .
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-06
h 4 q a - T % REAo--
=, ns.,, u ,1,'s' Kind yss a..s .!s.Zs s'sa't
s's.s'''' = lss9zzzzSs;
.a.A wise man with watoh himse

- IA wise man will watch hipself
as welfas his children. .si
Il is sad religion that is never
st.oDg unless its owner is sick. .
~ Reputation is sometimes more
valuable than cbarac ter. s..S s,:a.
A luxury il some thing that only
!a lucky man can afford j, ss s5s.s
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MONEY TO LOAN,

WE can negotiate Loans on improved
Farm Lands for sums exceeding 50 OV
on reasonable terms, on tho instailment
plan. 1t Is worth the while Of persons
contemplating borrowing money to gee
BONHAM & WATKINS.
Office In Peoples Bank,
Sept 80, 1903 JG
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~ hen q woman tries to get her
d ! iceland u ssy that her friend has q
SSsshapsly waist hes sis . foolato make her
mad by doing itss 81 d
Gin isy not cE rad ~ calling u
.unTnes. iIs
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We worked 80 successfully lasf feason.
Sets EN- cold. right or the wei, and
keeps the dish right, too.
With plenty good scasone9 9lumbeF,
improved machinery, welR selected
stee!; OF different sizes, 1apes and
parts, we give you the serFe you ex-
pect in short time. OveEuling Can-
riages and Buggies from srt to finiah
is our specially. ! q
PAUL E. SfPHENS.
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A petition having been duly fled In
this Court by Elizabeth T. Langston.
praying that letters Of administration de
bonis non with the will annexed OF the
estate of Hiram Cooley, deceased, be-
granted to her.
Now these are to cite and admonish al 1
and singular the kindrsd aud creditorG
ofthe said Hiram Cooley. deceased, "
appear before mo at my! Office In the civ
on tho llth day OF January, A. d. -,
at II O'clock ic athe fnre io NJ, aad shfw
cause, If any they can, why tho said a.
minissra.ion should not be gran.e3to
the said petitioner.
y M R. r. III. NANCBf
u Dec 20, 1908 \ ~ M S22t q * 81 ss.ssf
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- IF there is nothing else to be
jealous of woman can be it about an
old pipe with cracked stem. :.
- About the only man who has a
contempt for marrying sfor money is
the man who has married without it.
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BELT0R HIGH SCHOOL !!

PREPARES for College and offera
unable tn take College, education.
Tuition rates reasonable.
Next gession begins Sept. 7, 1903.
For further information, wyase 10
a. G. HOLMES, Principal
Aug 10, 1908 Balton IS. q. "
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Money TO Lend on Real Estate Security.
Oct IL. lqO8 II An
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81 sS5s but one doesiil, & feel SIC weigh-S
M on 81 one. sha should
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Weeger. un0 ginmade-@ erf3eltgc.
S. g. 8feiffer & Son. 200, Ioro.
YacasS troBe.
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Ser. Ginger OOn Baltimore.


6mtptqltartier: o@ermouia : Wfdn'
nerdor . Sale; amtirenoer Erdit'
bent @eorg Sitting, gtr. 6t3, Dit
IouetteItroBe; correiponoirenoer uto
protofoQirenoer Sefretar ). 8illtom
@uoenils, g&r. 1928, 0rleonSitraBe;
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3t5, Nor0.@ oenItraBe; S6aBmeiIter
s. Mtdlid, 9tr. 7t3, @urucritraBe;
Iirigcnt 9. WeIomet, &erlamnllln8
ie0en 3peiten 6reitag i'm MFonat.
y9lrion."
Suuptquartier: Stag . SaIle, Nr.
205, Sanouer.S troBe. SingihtnOe;
Mittpo6 - Dirigent: S. 3. 6ront.
nSormonie."
Sauptquartier: Nr. Ala, 8eit'
6apetteItraBe. Singitun0e; 9ien'
tags - Qiri0ent: Sobn q, &lein.
,@ermonio . WdnnerdOr. ,r.
Smuptquortier: @crmania = Mdn'
ner6or . SaQe, Hr. 410-l12, WeIt'
2om6uroItraBe. SingitunOe; Com
neritag8 - 9irigent: SbeoSor Sent
berger.
n5robiinn."
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gtr. 2OO0, Jreoerifs Apenue. cling
Itltnoe: W}ittlpo6S - 0trigent Sobn
q. &leill.
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Solptquortier: 4noreos' So1e,
Gar. 314, &onooerItroBe. SingitunOe:
0onneritog3 - 9irigent @ba8. $.
8odalt.
o2octit . 8oint WGnner1or."
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@de Gubo- mnO 4noreitroBe. cling
ItunOe; SountugS - 9irigent Geo.
@. 80blnomn.
.@(rbeiter . 2ie%0ertaiel."
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408, @eit . 2eringtonitraBe. Sing.
itllnOe: Mittmo6s - 0irigent Gbas.
$. 8o6au.
.GboIia , MGmer6or."
SoltptQuortier: 8oigt's Sale, Nr.
1922, &arforo.g loemte. S~ingIttn0e:
MtttmoaS - 0irigent Soiepb 9a6e.
oWto5ort MGuner6or."
Souptquartier: 9roabmap . SoteI,
Gfe 9rooopop uno OrIeansitraBe.
SingItumoe: 9ienitags - 0irieent
SO. e. S6I0geI.
n@i6enfran5."
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3. uno @ougbItroBe, 3igblonOtomn.
Sitgitrmoe: WittWod8 = 8irigent
Com. 9odner.
,W}eIooie."
Soltptquortier: s. Htes' Sole,
@de 2owitroBe uno 9eloir . Morft.
Singitun0e: 0onneritagS - 9irt.
gent 3. &orolll8.
.8ermania 3 Guartett : Club"
SollptQrartier: Weienberg's SoIIe,
Or. TIC, Nor0.8acaitraBe. Sing.
Itun0e: 0ienitogs - 9irigent 5.
aaroluS.
vWetger d. @eiongoerein."
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2om. uno 6orreit = StroBe. cling.
IhtnOe: 0ienItagS - 9irigent S. s.
8ronf.
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SLls RnttinmSrher nnncflaat.

Mihmon0, 10, 8. Septen1ber.
Sn charlottesville, 8a., mnrbe
qeItern Elm SaftbefebI gegen 5. So
mlrcl @cGue orsgeitelt. Ser Seq
tere III bcidnIoiat, Ger gi6roer ieiner
Satin Al icin, meIde in Der gta6t
Dom Icbtcn Sonntag ouf gebeinrniB-
pole @ciie umgcbradt Wuroe.
(Spater.) - s. SomlleI VfcGuc,
gr.gRopor BON charlottesville, lit
inter Der 2lnflo0e pes @ottinmoroc5
~nerboftet lpor0eH.
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Tuitmarfen-I gentnrca.
geri6iebene Staottbeile, in peIfen
Boit.8ertbiahen pertauft

mer0en.
WtelbaIe - g. 9. @cott.
ynrtsHoao Buruel 5. @apptnaton.
@oriibs @be1lle uro Sdrrifons5t - DO,
bert 6, 81. Sau. 700 y
"a; Strabe unO SunttnsoOn.aDenu. = 2uuts
0rnngebtue - Siram aimbIe.
Sortsgoenue uno SobHionsStrnbe - n. 8. g
o 9 lnO @ouab.etrab siabnnOtomu Sas.
&. Irliur. ~
GranaeoiHe - @eorae Den.
Nrgt. %. tlnionsgtoenue Q8uuoberrp) -
clarence .. Wiltauls.
yroaotunn uno 9aItiuoresStraBe - George
uRtsI,statton, "BennfpIpanter gobn" q
Sarnecn Citation. -BaItimoresS btosgabn-.
Sefprnernng uun Eo%itiadlen.
San9e Der erforberlifen 3eit our
errei6un9 Der perifiebenen
9-eitimmungsorte.
llttenItebenb lit Die 1ngef1bre
5elt fir llebermittcIung Der Yoit-
lo1en bon Dem 9oltimorer goIt.
Surealt nod ben bauptiG1liden
elllDetn1t'hen uno o%usm1rtigen
Sfaoten beraeihnet.
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Srieobofe.
o2ouoon gart Cemetery" Office 81,
@eit-So .StraBe.
@rltnoeigent6umS.Y fofler.
8ierce s. 9ugan Ii. Nepbelu, 16,
2erington.S troBe.
9Gder lltenIiIien.
G6e Mpers & &ids So, 104, Sio.
Somaro.S troBe.
9Gder. uno Gon6itor.@ erf3Cugc.
guguIt Moog, 105, &anoper.S traBe.
9uubol3, Sbiireu II. Seniterrobmer
Otto 8itder & So, greiioent-S troBe
unb Gonton.Npenue.
9auboI5 . SGnoler.
Sbos. Mattbelps & Son, Canton.
9tpenue mo albemorIe-S traBe.
Geo. s. Sloon & Bro, Ala, 2igbt.
Strobe.
9ledD- mo emoiIlirte Stablpoarett.
Nottonal GnomeIing & stamping
60, 100, Sdnoper~S trobe.
0iomanten urn Sd)miidiaden.
DC. S. Sp~penbeimer & Cons, 321,
@eit.9altimore-S traBe.
.austuGrti9e II. nbeimii6e Yrooufte3
GompfmaidinerL Seiiel II. BllmperE
@oloce Stebbins & Cons. Charles.
uno 2ombarb-S traBe.
Sroguen : SAMPLER.
8ilpin, 2an9oon & Co. 30O-3O2,
@eIt.2ombaro. StroBe.
gnqros. 8ei6Gfte.
Senrp anefelp & Con, 3, SIt.Fratt'
StroBe.
Sumter : @biSfep.
%. 2onoban & Con- 2O5-2O78 eit.
Gamblers trabe.
Gorburp . Gpe @bisfep.
TiIber Bros. 60, 406, @eit-Gamoen.
Strabe.
aoffee - gebrornt unb ungebrannt.
3be gnterpriie Coffee Co., 52S,9toro-
GaIpert.S trabc.
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s inan3ieIIeS.
8anfen.

Bltbs uno 8eiBpooren.
grntItronG Gator & &c. 106-103,
sFlace.
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SnIan b.

IS II n D.
Itlnnia, Ga, 10 etunoen.
altalilc'@ttn, H.,S., 9 Gtunoeu.
Sro9tlhn, 3..Y.. 6 StinSen.
Surltngton. 8erutont, II St1,rbeu.
guttnlo. 9.'0., IS Stlinoen.
Sape Yton, N..S.. 8 Sturoer.
@pntlelon. S.s9., 16 Gtunoen.
Sbicaeo, Sus.. / 3ua.
Sollrl5ta, G.sG., ii Stuus.u
Slilclm1oti, Ohio, 20 StunSen
Sonlleii'Sinffs Soipa. Q 3oae.
S%cncora, H.sS., 10 Stunb.nt
Senoer, Colorado, 2h 9aoe
Getrpit. Mth.. 1 3ae.
9aloeltoo, Ietas. 2 8aae 8 stuusen
Sarrtsbura. 70. 8 StiInhsu "''"
patiloro, Gonnecticut Il StunSen
Indianapolis, Sno., / Sao
Sndton, @ifWitppi, 2 Tase
Sadlonoiue. 6ta., / Yaa'
9anfnss Gin. M}iouri 2 Sooe
sittIe Rod. strianins, / TaSo ~ s,,u,sr
gonlsetle. San.. | 3ag 2 Gt1tnneu
%MseHppis Serr., 1 Gag S StinS.n
Ttoelie, Glab1ma. 1 3aa s StlinSen
SSorlpli Streinien, ~ StlnSei.'
aefp'SrleaHs. Co, 1 1na ia sn,u,ep
Stnot Netu'gort. 5 Sfiin6en SA"''"'
Siiaba, NebraSfa, . 3aae.
Fortlarlb, Blaine. / aae.
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GortIano, Sregon, s Gd9e.
9btGaoeIp1id, ga, 8 StuHoen.
9ittsbure, ia, II StuHoeH.
9roDioeHce. Ms. rs Stuuoen.
RuIeigb, N.sg., 13 StunbeH.
ct. aouIs, Wtiiourt, 1 9ua 8 5tuHoeu.
q. Raul, Wiunefoiu, 1 Ius ~ St1noeit,
Can Srancisep, Gal, 4 GGee IA Stlt6en.
Gopefn, GanfaS, 2 Gage.
Bolton, Wlaif. t3 StuHoeH.
QuSlan0.
gremeH, 9eutf6lanO, 8 Gage.
8ltenus 9lOres, Nrgettinicn, 80 I1ee.
Calcutta, gritifDsJnhteu. 30 Gage.
3emerarn, gritifdr@uiued. 10 Gage.
Sonpfong, China, 20 Gage.
Rin9ftoH, Sumaicn, 5 Snge.
aiperpool. n9Iano, z IGge.
qu5erH, S6iuet3, 10 Sa9e.
Stdot MIertio, WteriIo, 8 Iage.
Wlostnu, HnBIano, ~ Iage.
Banana, Der. Staaten bon Colombia, 7
9uge.
8arts, SranIrei6. 8 Gage.
Quebec. CANADA. 2 lage.
Hio De SaHetIO. GrGftiieH, 25 Idge.
Rom. StnIieu. 10 9dqe.
81. 1obns, 0euiuroIano. 4 IGee,
ct. PETERSBURG, BuIdno, ~ Gaue.
Shhneh, guItraIisrL 81 RAGE.
Ger. staten. 8eIoonnei.
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@egwet(e fer

non ctnpfcblensiuert6en Sinnu5-,
6narOS- nHO GuSetait.8 eI6Giten.
Ginan3ieIIeS.
9anfen.
6irit Notionol 9onf, 1G, @eIt.S cara.
to9a StroBe; s. .. 6erguion,
&rdiioent; s. 9. @iIcor, aoiiirer.
Sormers' ono Wer6unts' Rotiouo[
9mnf, sol, Rorb,Gbarleg StroBe;
Gbas. e Crane, &rdiioent; Garter
g.. 0sburn, &aiiirer. ,.t
Qeutide 9oHf, 2erington- un0 Soai.
oopsStroBe; q. s. 6dul3, 9rGIi-
bent; 9(uguit @eber, aoiiirer.
Commercial ono SormerS' 0otionaI
9unf, Soporo- mo @ermon.S ctr.
8eitern Sectional 8ont, II, NorS-
@utatp-S troBe; Soibua g. Sarbep,
8rdIioent; Us. Morriott, aoIiirer.
9anfierS II. Wofler.
SambIeton & 60, ~, Sit.Qert1otor.
StraBe.
Robert 81. 6iiber & 60, 2O9, ct.
SAUL traBe.
8oufier8.
Ileronoer 8romn & Cons, 9oIti.
more ul1o Colbert troBe.
ruitsGompugnie'n.
Sbe Security Storage & GruIt Som.
PAM, 10, 9Sortb = 9%loelute, fertiQt
SeItamente aus mno fungirt aIs
Observation-Disclosures uno Naf.
loBbermalterin.
OPercantile Sruit & Qepoiit 60, 6tO
bis 612, Cathedral troBe; So6n
Sill, Pr6iioent; Sobn McSenru
Sdabmeiiter; S. 81. 8aIfcr, Sefr.
MorplanO Srltit 60, Gourtlono. unS
&erin9tonsS traBc; Gillian Mc2ane,
ScQ1lelter.
&eben8Derii6erung Companies.
WarpIanO Size S%nillronce 60, 41O,
Meit 6opette.S troBe; u. S. 9Iad.
forO, FrdiiOent; Sobn @. SouIon,
SefretGr.
6eller.& criiderun .ggenten.
&opoI SnIuronce So, 2t0, Sit.
&eringtot.S traBe.
SnouitrioIs& eritderrngS. Comp.
Some 6rien0Ip Society, 1926, Gin!
ben.gpenue. b
6elteriihere Mo6eI.2o0erung.
She Secltrtp Storage & SrltIt 60,
1919, Nortb- 9Ipemue.
@rabam's @arebouie, @orf : apenue
mo 0oIpbin.S troBe.
SanbwirtbidoftIi6e @erStbe uno
Sdmereien.
@rifiitb & Gltrner So, 205, Toros
YocosStroBe
Srnomentale 9rabt.G (r6eiten.
3ufur & Co. 81, gt..SolporO.St r.
Gllt. uno @eiBtpooren.
grntItronG, Gator & So, 106-103,
SopftnSsRIoce.
Sbiirer, SerIterrabmen II. &ouIeour.
Sronf .. @otfins & So, Grott. un0
B%reiiOent.S traBe.
GnoetotI. @ef6Gfte.
9iomonten unO S6mudioben.
Welib 9. Bros. 60, 1923, Noro.
CHARLES. StraBe.
0teeger. 1tn0 ginma6e-g 9erf5eligc.
S. g. Gfeiffer & Con, 200, Ioro.
9oca.S troBe.
Glorf & Stcpeu8, 212 Noro.GbarIes.
StraBe.
9u6bnnolung.
8lnt6er's beitIhe 9il66onolung,
806, SIt.@altimore.S troBe.
Srieobofe.
o2ouoon Barf Cemetery" Office 81,
@eitsSo .StraBe.
@runoeigentbumS'Maf
8ierce s. 9ugan Ii. Nepbep, 16,
2erington.S troBe.
9Gder : llteniilien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

9u6bnn6llin9.
8untber's beutIhe 9l6banolung,
S08, SIt.9oltimore.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

Glorf & Steoens, 212 Nor0.gbarIes.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

anlpetfungen bis sur Sobe bon $3.50 fofteH
3 Gents.
@nDtilmngen iber $3.50 bic $500 foiteu
snmeifansen fiber $500 bis $1,000 foft.n
g Gents.
aniDeifmaen nber $1,000 bis $4,000 ioter
Qnpeifunecn l5er $4,000 bis $4,000 fofteu
gnpeiiuneen d5er $4,000 Bis $4,000 foften
WnlUeiiunaen fiber $4,000 bis $4,000 totten
tS Gents.
gnipcifunecn fiber $4,000 biz 10000 iOfteu
sHipeifunseu fiber $4,000 bis $1,000 rOften
20 Gents.
30 @ents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

Ebiiren, Seriterrobmen II. NouIeolg.
Sronf 8. 8otfins & So, Grott- unO
Breiioent.S traBe.