davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31

Time to send Townsend's Cal xface
fruits for New Years presents us 1Tkts
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was run into and sunk by the French
bark Max at 4:10 a. m. on the morning
of January 2. 1902.
REPUBLICAN PAPERS-G.. City.
The Republican papers Of Seattle.
Wash. are: The Post-Intelligencer.
the Republican and the Argus
(weekly).
COFFEE-S., City. The total inn
portations of coffee into the United
States for the year ending July 20.
1904, was 7.43O.393 bags. or a total
of 1,O1O,5s3,44S pounds. an average
Of a little over twelve pounds for
every man. woman and child in the
country.
TRUST DEED-Subscriber. Oak
land, Cal. trust deed. in the nature
+, OF a mortgage, is in common use in
many States. Their general effect Is
the same as mortgages. and like mort
cages, trust deeds are mere security
for the payment of money on the per-
formance of certain undertakings by
the grantor.
HOMESTEAD-M s., Gilroy, Cal
In the State of California the law is
that "if the homestead selected by the
husband and wife or either of them
during their couverture and recorded
while both were living was selected
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31

libraries Russian ought
half libraries needs!Chago News
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31

ISS GLADYS VANDERBILT,
daughter of the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt, worth $500, 900 in
- - -s~t-4 "a ..-oex oo+;x,a
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The anchor gets it's grip by fluke.
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York;
a proht-Balimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03
TALE OF SEVENBIFFS
3 TlFFS, SOME IFS
Hot Virginia Blood Aroused
When 1t Appeared That No
man Was Insuted,

Bin!
The ominous sound rang through the
brlL.anuy llsAted palm room OF II Chest
nut Street lopster palace,
H. WAS SATURDAY nent.
Brave men, with their weeks wages IN
their pocke,s, ana fair women We're there.
BIN!
again that sound
Cheeks paed and pulses luickened.
I'm teach you TO insult lady! rake
thatw
Blti
Godfrey S. MAIN, the cigar manufnctu-
rer, reeled as though ne had been SHOT
The scene changed.
Godfrey Mahn stood before the bar.
Blit!
The sound. and wha, went with 1t. stu
pursued him.
Again The scene changed
Godfrey Main was on the sidewalk.
Bin!
l}iH!
Three times,
They carried Godfrey Mahn away,
Mr aIahn's friends said Yesterday that
hs was the victim OF q mistake, as well
as OF the bins.
If the proprietor Of the restaurant Is
correct, all Of the tronble occurred on the
Sidewalk.
II witnesses 90 The affair remernbci.
CORRECTLY. il iIappeuad this NAY:
MI. Mahn la1 given 5he sseqll ri a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03
7he
MAN
ABOUT
TOWN.
We have had our picture took.
tnY HAIRY TUCKER.

We have had our picture took.
H So has Mister Lee a. ,iistor
OF course you al Know ,t',,, wh fell 10 Who
II stands out III front OF the Bilou geas ~, ~
x thn Ticket box, when Mortie S tc.lI.,a.
amt there and turns d 1,,,yI th hn' day So
,,ni H iet lheu, In q see the show a nig s !
Xii YOU have to do Is TO drop 9 n ,,.s,t,I
In tho slot, grab button, lonk p,.ssu ,,,i
and hold your breath aoI ,,iln ,''i that
V looks like ono of Harry Muoueei'i . '
As long the petu u, man + IN a. BUSY BUSY
LILY !, T.. f.harle Mccarthy keep the crowd
L back.
Johnnie Duffy Is in hard luck. 80
y III Hst' avs Ills piece of calico has gone
back on him, and he attributes ~ 70 ''o
s sYou see said Johnny irs this ,,.l here
Mi could got n nice sleigh, ana hc ,, ,u,u
NC. looked out ana saw ',ie soi, nf calico
and asked her If she'd take y sle y, iiuI
with me. She said she Would; linen Inc. q
ms and buys the sleigh, ana .io 2' -
NAV INV couldn't keep the rain from
Y ,ya shint- tho snow away, could ~ ,ttf 45
3ib5yye feel glad that tho weather has SCI.
JS41ed down, SO we can stop walking %.
stitstto get through the mud 10 our our iro'it
IL door, R ,,.o,c,,,,nn
Re Ms 90 our so coal dealer, Francis our y,
Is ,nilkinan 6 Leisfield, and orr landlord ~
III ret aftcr the City Council 70 90 es so,,,I
Il Thing with the mud on West SarS - ~,
DC and IL it amt done wo are S0nle " - ~
II ,nrI Nravor and see that 1t Is done. -.
{ we nav lust as much dog taxes rs haiS
l,ody else and we are entitled 70 hhvo
Il e,Irn cinders and oyster shells dlnlps1 ~, ~
" 10 ,,lacc where our pavement shoulu ~,
+ yve6 even had to tallo up our han.'ss III,
n donr mat that Mr.. Ryan. Smith ana w, ~. !.
,,ar, sent us, with ''Welcomc' on IT., 70
i,nsn from getting the mud all over tl'ile
81 word. 5a +bn fnl-
& low says. @ A
captain Charlie Phillips Is now .Nei's
AZ l,msys giving people tags to put ar ou'l -
They saw that music hath charms 70
,.nnthe The savage breast, and that's Why
Il they put brass band around q uos ?
: neck. +l,,ro
All we hope Is that. CounGiilnuh ~ ~
* man Stcin's dog wagon VII. cutcn a., ~,
1lc dogs that don't have TAGS, .nH ~, w
d hope the dogs on our block Won i, ,.,oe
any tags on them when the wagon CONES
K around. t., t,,a s,,n,-
"a 51er time - ~ s
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OF HUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OF TO-DAY
Sister to Her Children.

A Chicago special says;
dren is TIC situation Of Mrs. Minnie Krue-
ger. who. with her four sons. has been
legally adopted by William H. a. Wod-
rich and his Wife.
This unique arrangement resulted
through the desire OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wod,
rich TO make Mrs. Kruger, who had lived
With them since she was seven years old,
their legal daughter.
Not only do The children become bro
theirs of their mother, but should she
remarry they would be brothers-in-law 10
their step-fathcr.
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Chamberlain Ageing.

Mr.. and Mrs, Chamberlain We're ne J,
most closely scrutintzed people e+ ~ 0,;
at the memorial service for the late MI \
Powell Williams. There was no one ap-
parently entrusted with the dpty o. ap p-
portionlng seats so Mr.. Champefla 81 !, re- Z
malned standing in the aisle o nl 1ha 7
o by Lord James. There !, Is , !, 7,
doubt about Mr.. Chamberlaln's ~ he ti;i,i
In the last year he has aged percapti!b ,s !,
and his pale face yestck1ay auermo o y n ia
we s DAILY Chronicle
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yirglnian's wife reason to believe that he
had provocation for smiling Ny. Mann;
The Virginian had left his wife and the
other man. who is a Philadelphlan. alone
for a. few minutes.
When tho Virginian came back, me
story goes. and heard what had occurred;
he followed Mr.. Main to The par ana
bffed him some more,
The restaurant man said that all me
principals in the fracas had been c!ecleu
from the pace.--Philadclphi North amer
lean. t+fs.f HHls#l
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It Does Make a Difference.

",There is no use In mems denying NY. nds
young and pretty woman GptIIs'' thnn
more attention and respect ~ 2, pup''o 'i4''
~ The Dus Speaker we Mas q Woman herself. She
smiled lie s remniscenily and continued '.a y
"When ] was Il young glTl WAs s, n,sd
n pretty one and never hnd 10 s'a nm
however. / noticed that the occasions on
Which { was not offered seat 1,,, grew :
more and more numerous, ANY ' NtA'1 Z,
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WHEN YOU HAVE a BAD coLp

You want n remedy That VIII llot ol1y
give quick relief but effect permaneh1
cure.
you want remedy that will relieve the
.hsnss, ana keen expeetoration easy
You want a remedy that will counteract
any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want remedy that Is pleasant
ana safe to take.
Chnmbcrlains Cough Remedy mec1s az
OF these rcuuirmants and for The speedy
and permanent cure ~ had COLDS stalius
Without q peer Fol sale Py al dFFu slslss.
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Girl Grows Too Fat to Stand.

Mary Shatto a twenty-year-old Dau,
phIn girl is In a Harrisburg hospital
with a strange malady. She weighed 400
pounds. and after taking mn anti-fat prem
ara,on for six months decreased In
weight 100 pounds. Then she became IN,
and since then has Increased daily in
weight and is now unable 10 staud on her
feet
sls eata sal sleeps regularly, anu lA9
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Ezra Kendall Coming.

1.-THE Vinegar Buyer is the name OF
Ezra Kendal's new three-act comedy,
which will serve TO introduce the come
dian at the Academy March 18th. IT has
ia a, dramatic production. He abandoned
the play some years ago TO enter the
ranks of the vaudeville top-liners. and
made a remarkable success in that line.
In fact, he was The highest salarled man
ia vaudeville. In 1.-THE Vinegar Buyer
he applies the peculiar and energetic
methods of comedy which have made
him q unique figure on the stage.
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At the Biiou.

The scene Of the Chinese restaurant in
the play, "a Little Outcast," which Is
filling a successful engagement at the
Biiou Theatre this week. is copied from
q rendezvous for sightseers in Mott
Street. New York, and Is most real
The characters which frequent the place
production now being given in this city
1rhe play will run the entire week, with
matinee to-day and a final matinee
Saturday.
Beginning Monday night, for ono en-
tire weak, the Bi5ou Theatre will offer
its patrons the musical absurdty, "Eusy
Jzzy." George Sidney, who had tho prin-
Opal role last season. Is again with the
company and has large chorus. Tick
ats on sale to-day at the boa-oiiice.
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-eANkRUeTcY NOTICES.


i nETIIEf DISTRICT COURT OF THU
};fE BFsr SuATE5r F v2KeiSta
5 MA rs M eHSsf e : 8. II -
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On the Goth day Of February, q. ~ !. leoi,
on reading lie petition for disc 81; 2hafs s.
Of he sankru RI a Il lit that a earng he
had Tds pon n te 81, SANE on the l4th or
IARG p 1885, h etIot fala e o 9eeriI
noon; and that notice tharcof pc pup.ls ~,
in rhe Times Dispatch, newsnap ,'.,
printed in said district amd dna{i ia az ntere.t
creditors and ot IN, :, peesq 3me and place
and and SLOW 'cause.Nif any they have, why,
tie Tie prayer Of the said petitioner shouid
Ana Il is further ordered by the court GO
known creditors copies q said said pft ,be,
and this ordsr,a sdarea So stated a e
with Wfnsss tie Honorable EpMuND VAR
DILL Jr Judge Of e ths oaa in sa ais
1 iE}i Z on ne n" - =
Attest: !, : 1,nwDEN c,erk
Joscph p. Brady, Deputy Clerk
SSHSHB BR5T HfH4Hh55 g. FS iRd HR PAST
i r i! '9 RR sltftSsSs & BRO, ". g.
81 II NSoTIep
fl90l, on reading The petition for discharge
Of the bankrupt. 1t Is,
Ordered by the court. that q hearing be
had upon the same on the 14th DAY OF
MARCH, a, ID, 1904 before said court,
at Richmond In said district, a, !? O'clock
noon; and that notice thereof e, be nn pSs-
paper printed IN said DISTRICT. and thue
an known creditors and other ,H E S t}n
and place, and show cause, II any itnet Wy.
have, why tho prayer q the SAID petl"
Toner should not be granted.
And 1t Is furthar ordered by tha court;
that the clerk shall send by mail 70 AZ
known creditors copies e said peftlttt1 a,.
and this order. address sed 70 them at the1r
places of7residence as sta ted !, NJ, -, NJ.
Witness the HonOll abb e iE.JMUND w ~.
Dill. Jill Judge az the said court, and
fha seal thereof, at Riclm2Nd. q. ~ said dis
trict. on tho 10Th day Of sepbr r'ifl A. ~
I3J|. NJ 4. 8
ttest: 3. :, I, e,,,r1,u,.- elsa,
\ az losspl. r.. Brady. psputX Sleek 4
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AT THE THEATRES.

"a Girl From Dixie" proved quite !.
INA rminr Young creature, and her appear.
ance upon the Academy stage yeSteru ny
was witnessed by audiences or rfaIy rcc .
lion she was not the only. girl. Low
ever. There were others. all Of q, Wi1p non
were. more or less nttract y, ~, ahe RrTTtt
Witt NTH pretty and catchy music, y -, !
"A Clifford Leigh, as Lord punsmore, vas a.
apital He, was the usual Elsish,n my un
4 , ,yil ~ : really clever, don't you know
i n Don III tho part OF q German
Character the name OF which Is too ion IS;
write was lrres ncanG act uaoi he caused
The audience to be in an uproar. Ihere
4 was nothing very original III u, his work 5.
his methods being along thG is az s
+ HnWeyer his Work was Of Il nature to
strike the funny homo of the, audience,
and they responded In a most good-na-l
\ George Beanc. as tho LAWYER looked
rather like the pictures. OF tic slegIt,,
seen in thu. comic magazines. ilc WORKED
hard to please. and succeeded III q meas
William II, Bently was acceptable as
Nick Calvert as was also Charles il.
B2wers as Edward ,5d a girI however Miss
Beatriz Bronte. as Kitty Calvert. was
most pleasing in tho role, and hcr sweet
voice. her pretty face and her trim iisurs,
all Won for her the approval OIL 'he
audience
Il The production was well put on, and
was thoroughly enjoyed
Shore Acres.
The simple, truthful story Of American
home life, as told by James y. Herne in
G-Shore Acres has won tho approval and
applause Of ulllicfassea. OF theatre goers
throughout tl.s country. and the success
GAINED by his mastery work during the
last twelve years is justly deserved. Tho
play tells the story Of the lives OF the
< fishermen farmers who 1.-Two along the
rock bound coast of the Pine Tree state,
and tells 1t in such a natural way that
ono cannot fail to be interested.
This melodrama is announced for pro-
y r1uction ut the Academy on March 18th,
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AMUs:E |: i i: !! s.
The G onfed crate museum

u Opets daily. from 9NA.7M. IL s II. N &
Atifnissior.25 cents. Free OH saturtayA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03

physicians say they have never seen
a case like H. {8
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MEETINGS,
DISSOLUTION PARTNERSHIP.

Richmo4nd' va; Feb ~ lso eI,
fthyholesaie Grain and Coal, 1Ioits ~ Nam
street, has this day hsen dissolved by mutual
ronsent. Mr.: !: q JEW EFT Wis hdrsN iyg,. I,
4 JOHN A. LEAN s. 81. ii 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03
SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS

DON'T BIZ REPRESENTED By CHEAP
looking sgns unless they fit your s sac TGNl
soUTHERN ADVERTISING SIGN CO.. 111a
n Main. Phone 12s.
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+ REAL ESTATE--For Sale.

\ in la rtor Heights, on Barton Avenue be-
twenn Roberts oanl Homo Streets Addrtss
o., o51c East Marshall street,, ebt atT
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

10 MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS: IlAm VI ~;
and Main Streets, / wish to- THANK you for
YOUR kind consideration and liberal pntronaEn
tstenled ne for so many years at tfat stanu.
and earnestly request that you continue 10
favor me in the future b. sending mol s me st ths
,rolI Known and reliable firm Of HERMANN
scIIMIDr, zoo and so p sroad Street with With
whom have associated myself gna ,a .,ea
lion Of your orters, Thanking you IN Vance
for your support ut my. new PLACE; pes 20
remain. Very respectfully. ~ - con, Jrl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03
REMOVAL

+ ,JAvE MOVED My MACHINE SHOPS
: from 80 N.1Fifth Street to No. Is N Seventh.
between Main and Franklin streets. nnu my
bicycle store to mo. 23l: West Hrond street.
4 EL4ICNNE IR. ~ 49, ssLE. n
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WANTED.

III YOU sWaNrEA STOVE THAT HEATS 60
to -JUT,C EMS, FURNITURE 81 ORE, 4s-2I
East BrolI Street. -.-,
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REAL, ESTATE WANTED.

,TANTEp. 10 RlNT3 a -FOUR OR FIVD-
room house: would prefer a. suburban cottaEc
state terms and locality. l3tUCI, caro- TINS
office. NsTs Et t-5S s4- 49, a.
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NOTICE.

WANTEp, 4 ALL CONSUMERS OF ICE;. TO
}. attend q meeting mt Sanger Hall THIS
Il AFTERNOON at = o'clock. q. 5sS
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

DON'T REPAINT YOUR SIGNS? 'HilEN
stop washing your face Both are rGp pT5 ~,
ADVERTISING SIGN CO., H. u. Main
L Phone 122. i5 Y +, tTi5i4S53 u s
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. :F.||:;U.l|: TON ].
BOARDING.
LENNON, zoos :. IIA ST L, MARSHALL; ELE-
Il gnnt rooms, With orfwithout board. H.

,yANTED--A PRIVATE FAMILY WISHES
to procure 1T once Of for coming summer
IIarton Heights; nco rooms, good table.
pure clear spring water: high beautiful ele-
yaton always cool n sn IT,Tt Il re- 70
III this Office. III tEset yea ~ Nv 1900.
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e-antain Charlie Phillips Is now very
%,,nsvp giving people tags to put around.
They say that music hath ,H u s,,, 70
,.oothe the savage breast, and that's WY
4 they pnt n brass band around ~ we I'VE :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03

AS long as the piseatuC II, nan y ( Sen a BUSY
mixing Charlie Mccarthy keep the crow
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IroR4 sALE--vERY $DEsIRABLEr STAND IN, IN
second Market Address STAND caro- this
office. t5B 5sll ygE sFf ill NJ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03

DON'T HAVE CHEAP LOOKING COSTLY
2 sIEns but get good signs cheap! SEQ THE
SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN Co, 13l: r. Main
il Phone IA S M IA IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03

y Johnnie Duffy Is in hard luck, ,,o,o
haap ~, Kim, and hc attributes 1t TO tho
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Shore Acres.

The production was well put on, and
vas thoroughly enjoyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03

j s~THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
!, 4,T III Su Az SFiViGINIA
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MAN WITH tI,15l'EI2ENt'Es FOR CONNER
cal traveller to call on merchant, nnd aEsnE'
With expenses ntlvanccl. THE NATIONAL,
CnSton BLDG, Chicago. 55
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FOR SALE SAL. !.

1yITJIAMs TYPEWRITER. " I'M tiOOI, 4 OR.
der. No a model; subject totral u wanted !
viii sell for. s35 cash. Il, 70. FISNEGAS,'
$o2ls Main Street Richmond va,
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LOST YEsTERD.\f a AFTERNOON. DIA-
inond STGD Aibcral reward Ii returned 10
& flJ lttiTzLtiR COS East Jlrond.4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03

n aMow. couldn't keep the *, rain n, from
,xa shinE tho snow away, could ~ If
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HELP FWANTED-Male.

DRrt; CLERK WANTED AT ONCE: A RE
liable drug clerk Address RICHMOND. VA
caro- this office. ,t5i@ Etis'S. ri 61, Is5s hstu.
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PLUM BiNG.

DON'T BE REPREsENrEpet By CHEAP ZAP
looking signs unless they ct your ea ac f pn
SotTTHERN ADVERTISING SIGN CO.. 1slz
E Main. Phone, 12a
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approved October %, 1909
e, AhltnNlJ AN " lti.OkuAlN q II AtriIR
Nll1N DIED BY AN ORDINANCE AP-
PROVED MARCH IL, 1902. SO AS TO
PROVIDE FQn RE;A1lRANGE. =,
CITY or RICHMOND, Elk THE
( BOUNDARIES RTH 1REOT. AND to
sI,Rl1sCItlBE Is MAMIE FOR t11AClLs
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LOST AND FOUND.

egon u. BROAD 4sTR ET,
/ mi orange ana white I1elon setter aE,.NG.
a liberal reward VIII be paid tf RETURNED 10
ITO +. franklin Street. j. 9. TlGNOR.
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WANTED. no 1tNOWtlT tfon5 Will ~ !. LIS ~.
company; SIS sweckly and all expenses. ~
+ s1fNrt,It ia n DallusI Tex Easf4 g5Il
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18


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gssSsssT Szsrn. .@gr ug1vn frsS
sa. aaR rvE sea ea1aE EAf ORIG
Heir i1s se1naratn Ena.
las rGrs a.gs sGs SHsc ocn
Size 6eufise Fs. Ind sir slsle EnF
Hnnsen sattrn rir G1f sries EuA
grfest!.-
Queen rrr eenH mot Ga1 clele
Srggce eaarH gchnat2" gAtt1nrtrrc Ct
better. -Izs Fna rFr HIcat I'm sine
~rerfeucle G~rFlhruRg rsicaer grlrCrs
bent adEnss i1 Te H4r a1ea mfrthe;
len, ets zen serrpegeHea GeoaHtsn be-
ben. aaF isrs sigeHeH E1ffsH en- EaG
seraus3Hse1eu. abcr rel1er ItGfsr
riro Is mir gIda6en, aaB e Iam ni,
mtr srse5ea t6uHte HHo cog anr q
sieaettt siHss Hayes Frg6 ictn rftee
fir fefHe Seathtr Gen Ersts sfrres ret
filtfteH SafHtsns III srfGlrsu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
@rSanksn(pittrr

GO meHteT Shsmuna iahlt flo lbsrarI "a
Daait - aur ntHt ga 9oaie.
Ss lptnie,r f6 elmer hadt, eeRe Isitisr
pire or HberipFanesn,
Sm Ssbsnl ,ommt a. Oft la elmer 3raseeit
earA itleAts eCuiiltnrt.
@eluastus sdu3t piht's i'm bttbsn Taitinsa
igieg:
lie feen lbatlos Ia - uas partsn auy
ben Sis9l
9Sas man CHM ats SRnee bsaiaa nsnnt
man ipatsr SriahFgne,
Ecs svpbts @lad ii fir sitls MsniAta
eos, eeb Pc Utfi meTssn. ME stidlin &c
hdtten isin iennta
sGiaesE uae Rarrsn iaesn bic @abgheitl.
Drum ipegEt mon bic 4arrtn eia nne
ben EiHesrn eswebRi MAS ah.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18

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va ,tsSs EEmw nuWim msAs
~ nr4 Ns@ 4s NtsH
wit itssm En@M0eaNAsaA RNAl
A, Nsw 49, o. hn 3RerN t2Ast
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sea nHs aFsa mt Cas- ttsFtat
m.t ~ 81 wads a2 n1la @taul
Nae wm nzn ys8i amA staaSrlaa la1t'
Al lngt IRE &4sft faaatrg gtaui
ga az nsu Gsas kgk H9asAexsAt
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
sus Se,uI sin,s @aunts.

UrGfin 9slorme bat in ,iRsm Iaueeu
S9rsibsn ibr, 6rsunpia in Sayis. ibr
sinen 9Guslebrer fir TOR, SiuNsr be-
iOresn 81 molten. S3ugIsi6 Iie6 lie
Ii6 rpsitlGufig aus iibsr ole giesns
i6aftsn. tpelts oislsr SlaSIsbrsr bss
fibsn miHs. GrIt nab l6nssrsr Silt
srbislt fe cine Nntport, in peIher ibr
bic 6rsunoin i6rieb. baB lie Fb ale
Wlibs seesben babe, siusa iolhen
Souslsbrsr 5u finosu. Sisber isi IS
ihr uidt eslunesn. It piiree absr
t,iyigEt fortfdhrsn, ibn 3u iu6en, uRo
IN lie 70 slidli6 Isi. ihu su fin
/ b lei lie fsIt sntTalOFen. h;rIslbsn-
1T su beiratbsn. Tenn pos ihy,
lnoin fUroers oas li nihts mebr
II nihts psHissr ais oas Soenl
tles Wtannss.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
psr rd,tr pret,.

SstanRttr Gum 9ros):
-ai6t pobr. has ypor pOr Stpei Sabrsn
III Moi. oils sic esn Sanpttrsffer
maatsn3- - proB: SD bah seiRe
SOst! 4sr fam Iih osnn ieeen
S6marrn mertsR9-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18

Sinh ets 3iiss auF hi,isr Strsds
INNER 10 !ssr9-.3o. i6 Ias' Sbnen,
neulirb bin ih NAL in elm 4onpt sins
seitieesn. IA Ipor iOsar a MauSfaTn
Gufa'teat!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18

On, irAs,'A, ssfa,aas ssa scAA assua.