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south, range rs of Carbon county;
thence north along this township
boundary line to the southern boln-s
Diary of the Grow reservation; thence
west along the southern boundary
line of the western boundary of the
Grow reservation; thence northerly
along the western boundary of the
Grow reservation to the point of start
ing, the above said Five Mile creek. I
The order of the executive is dated
last Wednesday, December Z, and, Of
course, went into effect at once
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-12-13
sEHRENDr BROS MACHINERY
AND GENERAL IRON WORKS.

Machine, boiler and general iron
work, such as rod iron ratings, fences,
heavy sheet-iron work, machine black.
smithing and tool dressing. Repair
ing of automobiles, bicycles, guns and
sewing machines a specially. Full line
of repair supplies in stock. Twenty
years experience enables us to do
all work in lrst-class mechanical
manner. Prices reasonable.
BEHRENDT BROS, Props.
tt "a North Twenty-Ninth st.
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Total -. -. .$23,O OH, S36.46
The fund probably reached it's maxi
mum in 1903, and while additional
amounts are to be expected, the esti-
mates for future expenditures should
be based upon the assumption of a
gradually diminishing income each
years. BY assuming for the current
fiscal year of 1905 an income of $4,000
900, there would result a total in
round numbers of $27, 100000 avail
able in the near future for work now
proposed.
Section 9 of the reclamation act de-
clares it to be the duty of the secre-
tary of the interior, as far as may be
practicable, to expend the major por-
ton of the funa within the limits Of
each state and territory from which
they arise. The term major portion"
may be justly set down as 81 per
cent to be expended with a larger de-
grees of discretion.
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TO GROW sEEDLEss APPLES.
Company Formed at MissouIa to Carry
on Novel Industry.

on Novel Industry.
Missoula, Dec. 8.-Articles Of incor-|
poration were filed with the clerk and
recorder yesterday afternoon of the
Spencer Seedless Apple company ot
Montana. The incorporators are
Charles Kirk R. NJ. Cobban, John WI
Chattin and Frederick D. Whislera
The object of the Incorporation is to|
grow the seedless apple, the latesq
creation of the fruit species, and mar
ket it in the state of Montana.
The principal place of business will
be in Missoula, and the company is to|
stand for 20 years. 1t is to be gov1
erned by a board of five directorsI
consisting of the incorporators and
w. r. Van Valen of Missoula. The
canital stock is fixed at 100000 and
will be divided into as many sharesl
which will have a value of 81 each
and be worcestershire.
The seedless apple industry prom
Uses to grow into immense proportions
in the next few years, as there have
been corporations of this -charactel
formed already in % states of thu
union. The apple is patented and car
only be raised by those who purchase
the right from the original company
located at Grand Junction, Colo.
is the intention of the local company
to set out between $4,000 and 5000
seedlings in this vicinity in the neal
future, and next September they wiz
be grated with the seedless bud.
The proposition has passed the al
of experiment, as there have bee
samples of the apple exhibited In ~
city lately, and they have proved {
be of good flavor and solid meat. u
will make good keepers.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-12-13
Change Of Firm.

The undersigned has purchased the
interest of J. C. Buns in the Billings
saloon, formerly conducted by Buns &
Clausen, and will, in partnership with
C. Clausen, continue the business.
The new firm will collect all bills
and pay all debts Of the old firm.
Billings, Nov. II, 1904.
swkd11 CHRIS SCHMEHL.
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Parties Indebted to

Gilsdorf Bros. will please settle be-
fore December %, 1904. After that
date all unpaid accounts will be
placed with our attorney.
HENRY GILSDORF,
d.s.1O.17.w6-13-2O 2S11 Mont. Ave.
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homestead law with its 16O-acre lane
restriction. The valley is we'll irri-
gated by the waters of the Gallatin
river, a tributary of the Missouri, and
a great part of the settlers took up
homes under the five-year homestead
act and are today living on and farm
ing them. The result is a compare
lively dense agricultural population
with bountiful fields of grain, alfalfa
and red clover, and the owners are
prosperous and growing in wealth:
There are few waste or half farmed
tracts, in contradistlnction to many
of the Montana valleys where land
was taken up in large tracts, without
residence, under the desert land act
and held by the owners for specula-
ton or sold out to cattle or sheep out
fits who put livestock instead of fami-
lies upon it. Had the other irrigable
| valleys of Montana been settled as
was the Gallatin, the state would to-
day be double it's present population
and the agricultural output probably
trebled. This statement is seen to be
conservative when it is known that
it takes from 20 to 30 acres of this
range land to support a single steer.
while under irrigation n acre will
grow and fatten him for. market
Wherever the stockmen have gotten
possession Of land in large tracts
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ANNUAL REPORT OF SECRETARY
OF THE INTERIOR.
TELLS ABOUT IRRIGATION
Shows What Has Been Done in Way
Of Reclamation and What Funds
Are Available.

Washington, Dec. Sin his report
to congress, Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock says:
The reclamation service, inaugural
ed under the act approved June IL,
1902, providing for the construction OF
irrigation works and for the reclama-
ton of arid ano semi-arid lands in the
western states, has been perfected,
and under surveys made by it, o.
tracts have been let for circulating
the Salt river PROJECT, Arizona, the I'm
compahgre valley project, Colorado,
The Minidoka project in Idaho, and the
Truckee Carson project in Nevada, in
ture approximately 1920 1923
Time being an element in the matter,
the work on these projects will be
prosecuted most expeditiously. There
has also been tentatively allotted for
surveys and construction work for
this service in various states and ter
ritories the sum of $23, 699, 642, and in
vestigations as to projects in connec-
ton Herewith are under way.
Great progress has also been made
in the administration of the act. A
number of projects have been started
and satisfactory advancement made
toward their completion.
There have been 39,956,O 4O acres
withdrawn for irrigation purposes, OF
which 4,045,1 1870 acres have pee re-
stored, leaving 3%5,91O,91O acres re-
naming withdrawn.
Permanently of the Work.
Some Impotence is expressed at the
slowness with which the reclamation
fund is Deing expended. l believe,
however, that the work is being done
as rapidly as is consistent with thor
oughness and economy. These works
are in striking contrast with those
built by private enterprises. The lat
ter are largely temporary in charac-
ter, are built with the minimum
amount of capital, and it is understood
that they will be gradually renewed
and extended as funds may be procur-
ed. H~eadworks, fumes and other
structures are usually built of wood,
the bitches are so dug that they may
be enlarged, and as the country de-
velops and the old structures decay
new headworks and fumes are built
to meet the increasing needs. But
the works to be built by the gov
eminent should be permanent in char
acter and be designed with reference
to complete development. The struc.
lures must be as nearly permanent as
stone, concrete or steel car make
them. At the same time they mus;
not be built OF excessive size, and
money must not be wasted in giving
them a strength which will not be de.
manded.
Reclamation Fund.
The funds provided by the act OF
June IL, 1902, consisting of the pro
ceeds of the disposal OF public lands
in Is states and three territories, al
present amount as follows:
Fiscal year
1901 -. -. ............$ 3,144,821.91
1902 -. 49,. ........... 1885, $40 D;
1903 -. -. ............ 8,713, 1885, 81
1904 (approximate) F. =. 6,568, 497.4:
Total -. -. ........ $23, Ol2, 1884
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las 1:I1I1!G
81 Edl;

Call at w. D. Mowre's, your
leading cigarist and see the cor
rect style and quality make "lAS
PAlMAS" CIGAR. Famous at once.
"DON FEliPE" win universal
praise; once tried will convince
of its superior quality.
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We guarantee all our work -
not satisfactory We viii make iea
or return your money.
BILLINGS STEAM IAUNU1
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The funds provided by the act OF
June II, 1902, consisting of the pro-
ceeds of the disposal of public lands
in 13 states and three territories, at
present amount as follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-19
Tcn 9(crstCn Gin RGt6ieI.

GeutroIia, Sis, Is. Oft. -
&n bieiigcr Stoot lit sic is SABRE
oItc Goro Ntect, bic I'M @inter oes
&obreS 1901 feds Monutc lang I'M
ShIaie Lag, an allgcnciucr Gutfr0f'
ting IN 6olgc zines Ntuicrnoniallea
perid)ieoen. Gen Ncrjten mar Ous
WGbfen mGbrcno ieiucS longcll
S6lofeS Elm HdtbicI gcpcicn, aus
allen 2onoeStbeilen fomen berpoc.
rogenoe Meoi5iner, ober feiner per.
mohte iid Die ltriofe ibre3 Sultan.
oeS ST. erfl6ren. Sm Ge5embcr Der.
fiel Oas Mdoden pieoer in einen
IGngeren Shlot Der orci @od)en an.
ooltertc. Sic GrnGbrlutg Der Yotien.
tin %lpGbreno ibrcS lunqcr Shloic3
iuor olti fiiuitIifem Mcgc crfoIgt.
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1891. lie aftete. 1891.
Marplanb Gbattel 2oan NiIuciatium.

glm nno mad 9onnetftaq, Ben IA. MpriI, Be-
iinoen IT'D lnfere notwithstanding in
Tr. 105, EitsSurnto1Gs Strahe,
Purterrc.
Grunt.Sffice oberbnIb gaInertsS trabe.
SO bis $3.50 auf M6beIn. BiaHps etc. nusae
iieben. obne @Htferuung nerieIhen.
albert Blnne, IT,, 0iannger,
Yr. 2f7, TprosGalperts strabr.
gaent tpiro ooripre6en uno unfere Rnter
~ioftenirei erfIdren. mo. s1eIepbon: Gonrtiuno
735. (glou9lJG&S)
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@enn Chr @elo nbtbig babt, luenbet Gndj
nn MID. 9arIeben duf GuIdre. W1beIn ooer
Sruloet9entbunt. Acknowledgment. Seine 2eiDs
aefddttssDletbooen. Wir. aremer, Rr. 100.
Epro'9aensStraRe, 1. 5Iur, 2nunbrD BuiIoiu9.
tMpril15-)
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Jrau &. 9. @raOibalp, @utbrie,
Ola, luiro our6 SpOid s.. Einfbams
Gegetable COMPOUND nOn einer IdDlues
rem SerbauungsitDrnng gebeilt.
Sebr piele Traieu Ieioeu al &er6artuaS'
ltUrittg ODER InSpepiie inter etner ioldlen
6ornl, Die Nurd) ole gerpDbulid)r drjtlite BE
bauolung nid)t gebobeu mcroer tam. Ndgreno
inl allgcmeiuen Ole SpmptOnle oeHerl Der gez
m0buliden &croauuu9Sitoruug ii gleidlen
ld)etuen, iiuo bic ger6bultt perlhriebeneu
Sei(mittel uid)t I'M Staube, ben normulen
.3ultauo Der 4atteuten ber;lltelen.
Sram 8infbdm belebt INN odralt, oaB eS
cine 9trt pou &erbauuugSlt6rIug gitbt, Ole
ourd) cine St0ruHg Der metbltdlen @eltledtSs
orgaue berporgerlIfen mtro, rlb Die, iuGhreuo
ie i'm augcnleiucn Der geluohulifen 6orul uolI
%erbauuugSlt6ruug gleidlt, lit uur olrdl etne
Oteotstu beilen lGBt, Die uitt bios ben Wtdgeu
ltdrtt, iouoeru aud, cine ~ipeCiells trIittgerlOe
3trflng aui oeu Uterus hat.
EauIenOc pom GmpfeblnnGsifreiben be-
wciicn puiitip, Saf uidlts Oicien 3nitanS 10
iiher mnS ariinolidI 6~eieitigt, ais 3gOia Is.
8iutbamS &eSrtable COMPOUND permittelit
ieiner ipeeielem @irfauB auf has weiblidle
SDiteM.
,Srm Ytuthnm ertbeilt nlleu Sraner MT.
sutgeItifl &ntb. aoreie 2gnu, Wiaii.
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, Il. Nute.

Spkstere fam tte finbsr nift bon BettH6Heu hefIeu.
QBeun TO, bonn mare btefes uebel niht 10 anaenein.
O. 1T cine Rraniheitu uo bebarf bestalb elmer Ntsnet
Gron Or. Summers, Debt. -, Nptre Dame, JHo;,
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pletd1 tuenn Sic elm Rinb hoben, tuefhes on nHfnfhalt,
iomfeit bes iIrins Ieibet. Mdn ~teid,ulbe fetn Etuo
pi&t nneereHter Htife, tpeRR es franf VI.
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Sricf6efGrOcrnn9 mad Ocm TuSlanS.

g(uSIon0 e @oit fir sic nit oenl
%. Sftober enoenoc @o6e ihlieBt
pitnftlid in allen 6Guen I'M &ollpt-
Roitamt Wic folgt:
Eadet = Foit lit often t6gIid bon
8 llbr Morgen8 bis 5 llbr Na6mit.
tags, Sonntog oi50enommeu.
9odet Eoit fir 9eutidIono
idlieBt INN fl llGr Montog2Ibenos
ocn II. 0ftober, O.. rgt a
SronS Itlontii6e q o It,
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6ronfreid, Sito g europa, G9Dpten
uno 9ritiid) p SnOien, per 0ompfer
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onoerc GbeiIc @uropo'8 miB per
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icin).
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ropo, per 9ompiero SEEM . 0orf, "pia
Blpmoutb mo G~berbourg (Boit fir
2inerpool, Sdottlano uno Srlan6
muB per Camper oNeip.0ort" aorei.
iirt iein); 10 llbr Nben0s, fir Gils
ropo, per 3ompicr o2ucania," pia
Queenstown.
g o It ( ii t g ii d uno Central
Imerito, @ It's
II. l. ~.
Wlitttuof - 10 ltbr 4benoS, fir
Cuba, Ducoton, per 0ampfer oG3.
p%eron5o,"; fir Bahamas, per Can't
pier o9oneS;" iijr Somuica, per
Gampfer bon philadelphia.
0onneritog - 10 llbr 2(benoS, fir
Neuiunolono, per 9ompfer sill.
Oio;" fir 0ucoton mo Gampede,
per Gampfer oTiomo;" fir 0eil.
funbIono, per Compiler bon Bbilo.
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8reitog - 10 llbr 4bcnos, fir
Bermuda, per 0ompfer oErini.
ooo;" fir 9orto 9}ico, per Gampfer
DGoamo," pio Can Suan; fir Git
racoo ulto &cnc}uclo, per 0ampfer
n3ulia;" fir Iorttne SsIono, So.
moico uno Colombia, per Gnmpfer
nSornio;" fir Gubu, per 0onpfcr
DWerico;" fir Grenada Grinioao
uno Guiana, per Camper u@rena.
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ton, idlieBt bier tdgIid INT 1 ltbr
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pa, tGglit I llbr NodmittagS; fit
Sonburas, Gotta Gico unO 8uate.
molo, nio Npu Orleans, tdglid
8 llbr IbenO8.
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Gonneritog - 7 l1br abenoS, fir
Samoii, Sapon, China uno aorea
uro ole G~6ilippincn 3 SnieIn, piu
San 6roll5I8co.
Grcitoo - ! l)6r g(6en6s, fir So.
pan, aorea, China unb Die 9biIippi.
men, pio 1dcon1o.
@oIt fir sic 46ilippiner = Snieln
unb 8lallI pio Gan Sran5isco,
idricbt 6ter td0Ii6 UNI 7 l1br bes
gbcnSa bis }rm y. Sftober; fir
g2cpicclan6. &1Itralien Neu ga,
Ic0onien, Somoa unb Solpaii oia
Gan Iron3isco. tdgIi6 bis gum 3.
9}opem6cr Nben0S I llbr.
Z. Carries 8orfteGb,
BOItmeiiter.
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Sem Dorf, Is. Cftobcr. -
SRI. 6runceS &. @utcr aus Cctroit
truf fiir5lit bier cin INN uoh elmer
aoiiette 81 iu6en, melhr jbr Cntel
q. Y. 9ofcr ans Eort 6uron, mel.
der bic llngliifSfobrt ami Dem ,,@c.
neral Slocum" mltlcm0ht, fur}
Dor Oem l%lnter9onAC 0ca Compier@
Dor BORT @uron III oo2 @oiicr 0c.
mprfeu bate, mo meltc ~lUCrtbuolle
Tomilicnpupierc cntbdlt. &orucitern
begob lid MN Die iunge Comc NIT
5reo. &obnion, eincm Ser bc1ten
Gou6er Der oQterritt 4 Gbopmo1
@rcfinQ So" altl Dem Shlcppcr
,SuItlcr" nod Der Steuc oc4 Inter
gorlgcS oeS Gumpicr2. Nrl. 9ofcr
uno ESobnion legten Damn luldcr.
flcioung an mo licBcn lid, 3lucimol
IN Ole Gicfc binnb. Sic blirbcn ic.
oe3mol 10 longc untcu, ais ,\obnIon
cS fiir ietne gcalcitcrm rutbium
belt, ood) 9clo1g ca ihucu nidt, sic
aoiictte 3lt fin0cn. A. Y. @ufer lit
Dor &ur5em geitorbcn. Nor icinem
Eooc bate er ober crit icilcn Nn0e.
b0rigen mitgetbeilt, mas CT nit scr
SoIiette getbun.
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Qc3cmber .......... tt9H-tt91h
Mat .............. 122A-...
Wois. - 3uiubr 3G1S 8uideI;
Geriouot non oen Glcpatoreu l179
9uidJeI; GIeUNtoreu. Gorratb 1890
@uifcI.
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SebenoeS @etlll9el, pro Htln0:
oItc 3ilbncr t3c,; hinge Nilbner t3c.
bis loo. Gutcu lic. bis t3c.; Iul.
ben, pro &uor 20c. bis Doc.
s ii d te uno @emie.
4artofieIl, pro 9uideI 40c. his
52c.; grimes Wtuia, pro IuBenn &c.
bis &C.; 3itderrijbcn pro @iinbcI 1c.
bis t12c,; @ciBtobL pro Come ST
bis $3.50; 3lpiebcIm pro 9ltihel 65c.
bis Toe; GorrottCrL pro 9iinoel tc,
bis t12c.; Eomotoe2, pro 8uitcl
SOC. bis 40c.; NepicI, pro SOB SOC.
bis 1926; Nnono0, pro Grote $500
bis $3.50; Efiriidc, pro aiite Soc.
bis $t.t5; 9irncu, pro SOB Toe.
bis $3.50; Scacric, pro 0ilbcno 25c.
bis 40c.; Bilolmen, pro Sorb Toe.
bis t2c.; 0olnionS, pro 10.Yfuno.
&orb 20c. bis Soc; Grolben, pro s.
&hmo.&orb t4c, bis 16c.; 8Iumet'
foil, pro SAB $3.50 bis $500.
2imo-8obnen, pro 9lIidel SOC. bis
Soc; bralner 9obl, pro 9uIfel t5c.
Spiuot, pro gri6eI 30c. bis Boo.
CRIME 9obnen, pro 8uid)el Coo. bis
Zoe; rltuSe Hiiben, pro 9uldel Acc.
Groceries unO Bropifto-
~ q ~
SaI3fIeiih, pro Bfllno: feline Su.
gor.Gureo S6infen t3c.; eroBe
SugorsGure6 S6infen t2c.; Ga.
l%iiornicr Shinten 91Ac.; Sugar.
Gureo 9ruItitiide 121ac.; Sugor.
Gure0 SdyuItern 10c.; troden 9eiaI'
5cne Seitenrippen Sc; Spcdieiten
9a4c.; reines Sfumol5 III Iierce6
Sc; troden gcioI5cne Sdultcrn
&C.; Spedi6ultern 1012c,; McB,
SGmcincfleiih $14.50 pro Sab.
Hafiinirter 53uder, pro 8frn0:
gemiIrfcIt 5.Sic.; pulperiiirt 5.2lc.;
STANDARD 0rouuIirt 5.10c.; iein gru'
mtlirt 5.t0c.; GrUitul u, 5.10c.; So
lltnlbia u, 1866; ge(ber 4.50c. bis
4.75c.
@eroiteter aofiee: 6. 8. g., 100
9fo, 9iiten 1876; 6. 8. 6. 60 BiS.
&iIten 1896; 6. 8. 6. SO 8funo
SiIten 10. zoe. reiner SABA 33c. bis
331ac.; gutter Saba SIC. Bis 3t1ac.;
reiner Noffn SIC. Bis Slice; SABA
uno Noffn, gemiift, 281ac. bis 29c,;
SABA, gemiid)t, &c. bis 271ac.; rel.
nerMaracaibo 24c. biz 241ac.; rel.
ner Ga 8ltopra 24c. bis 241ac.;
reiner Santos 23c. Bis 2312c.; San.
tos, 9emiift, 2t1ac. bis 22c.; &io,
gemiidt, 22c. bis 2212c.
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Sarlehen aui Msbeln nrb nnSere stherbeiten
fir 6 Yru5cnt = geralt nab benz i1elter 8efeSe:
prindttnl. Hidlter, 9r. 2t0, Eit.2ertugtpns
Strabe, Simmer 9tr. 4, Saufant 8uiIotne. Sn
Der Office Miro Seltti6 eeipro6en.
(WPui20. 1O
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Canton aub etghlauDtuws.
Caution nnb St8hfnnbtpms.


Sde G1its lIlo DattsNoenue, Canton.
MnrDlnnbsI eIepbon - 81 Sc.
Snnptalartier oes 8efaneoereins ,goeI,
.uetB," r2amensgereins 6es gbeIiueib, "
y9antons9onclnue CIR. 445, 8. 8. g."
nSrtentaIs9iitrifts Or. t5S, 9. u.s9." nro
p9anton Spars II. BergniiguIi9ss Sereius".
(Sept21,1O
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Shps. epbenteiner,s SnnI

1924 OFT utetteftr.- -Galiforntas u. Ohio.
Betre. acknowledgement r@ermania,
enge ST.; sa1eem. Nr6. Ser. .tlnt. sBerein
bon DltBaItimore"; nDpfIon eoncI. s, 8.
2. o.; nWfetauarb, 'itnton 73I. 6oIs su
oermtetbeI.
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> Pr.-3 llIlbr IT6II NNldeI,
aus Ben Glcuotoren 5uriidge5ogen
1873 @uihcl; GIepatoren. Gorrotb
1882 @uld)cI. 8crtGufc: . @ag'
CONS Nr. . neiBer 5u 1894, I @ag'
gon 9tr. 3 meiBer 3u 1894, 1 8uggon
?tr. 3 gcmiidter 81 1922.
GNu+i,n ShIuf,ro+n. a
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yanb. Bearers Neitanran!

lbUB, Banfs Sfr1Be,
nabs oer 6ftli9en RoIi5eiItatton. Buts
mer 0unf1 bon IL bis Q il5r siaumtEtoas.
@tebner's nniibertrefIt1es Bier nm
8dpf.
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Sn ~uerfanfen.
an p%erfuufett.

Weaen Grantbeit in elmer iebr belebter Sc
aeno cine ggirtbi6ait; geipeife bon umtaB bot,
banoen. Shrtftlthe Sfferten inter rSalpon"
an ben p1eutihen Gorrefpuncenteu."
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9nltiinorcr IarftberidJtc.

0oltim Is. Sftober 1904.
Webl. - 3uillbr $3.50 60iier,
cinidIieBIid 1851 8Giier ST. Occult,
Boint uno - 6Giier 81, Canton.
aiiitcnoerionot 1874 6Giier. Ole go.
tir1l1nnn lnnrer minL fnlnt.
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eombar6. un6 g.. gtrabe. @%iebIanotomn.
Die fetniten 9%etrdnite auer @rt. - YoIs
Ttdnbig 1eli eineeri6tet. Gin gefu6 aIer
tneinef Srennoe unb bes RubIttmms In
Nu9emeiren tets luiuforuTren.
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t424 SitsBnlttHore' straBe. - 8tmmer an
Serren gu bermietben. - 5einite @etrdnfe
lno Weine. r91bsg iefus9 rauerei "s9ier.
8erfammIunesIofaI sOitaomburoitr. SHJr
n1erfp. 9aus urb 2eibberein". 9bet ,9eI.
MT Sernon 4942-@.
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Atltldlts Observation-Disclosures
SIR. 219, GiiosSbnrps Strabe, inter Der Iufidt
Der gSeutf6en Sefeuf1aft". 9ieieuigeI bic
Bu bef6aitieen niinf6en. praen I6 perfbrIid
ODER in franfirten 9rtefen an Den I9enten Der
@efeufhaft. Sobaun =. Meger, Hr. 219, Stio.
Shnrp. Strnfc, iuenoer. tuelber linentaeltltb
Niisflnft ertheiler lDirb. tS1n2s10
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nj, ,Iu,io,n ,n,inbdtoeu sau,er

sum 9erfauf In Sit9Baltirnore, anerer5ero an
ben pradtpouen s9atterfon.4arf." Batugent.
Gtrnbe, gde bon SaIttn,ore.straB 8onimt
snerif uno babt Die ausfuabI. 9iefe Sdnfer
tinb In ieoer Siniift MODERN, nit Wadrntor'
Bats uno .Sdustreppe, fofpie mooernen gers
beiierlneen. einffIieBIih @b5ugsfannl. ggent
tdaIih nno Sonntaes an OFT uno Stene. Be-
nutt Sairmountsglbeuie gRnpeons.
Gbp, 3. Gallagher, gdninternebrer
u2s-D @r. 2s0s, 5airrHountssIoe.
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81 oerfnufeH:
Mebrere pertbbone SarIneH in I1ne Irrnoel'
Sourtn: 90 Ider, 145 elder am Mngotbb sJ1is
Der: 1873 elder, $50 Mder: etnise oiefer Sdrrten
5tf1S i'm boben auItursuitnnbe, lno iueroen
firnmtIi6 5i nnnebnibarer Breifen uro inter
auten geoineuneeit herfdnft.
sptn y. sstniants,
gr. 40e. ct. 9dulsStrdbe, Baltimore. Ueb.
(Sept27 1W2f
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Sin ainoertpaeen eriter aIniie nit Summit
rdhern, 70 gut fuie neu, btuta 81 oerfauiell.
aaufpreis $1,000; 8erfaufspreis $500. ga6s
5~ufragen in Tr. 2133, Ct. 9aul'strake.
(292-S)
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abam Rusp,s Hetnnrant,

Otto Wuner's Retaurauf,
1441 Observation-Disclosures, Ode SlfbersSt1.
Sauptluartier Der .9BtI6eIm 9eu 9ooe
Nr. 3, herb. o. 81. of g." 8erfommIufp
Gen leoen Wiontae @beno. - 9einite 8e.
trdnte. Barmer 2uni6 tdeIi6.
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Sine erobe nDrifsGeieui6aft. Die II, bieiem
SiItrifi cine misunderstanding AT erridtcu
heobitdtiat. fiht fir Die 2eitune eineu herdntz
tuortlithen Mann. 8ebnlt $500 idbrIi6 uno
Committeeman. 4ppIifanten niiiien critfIaiiiee
GrrpfebIunaen rnb $500 bis $500 gdnr eirs
3abIeu. g8nurer peroeu qelieiert. gloreiie:
Wlannfaetnrer, Care, 3elipu Ghesman COMPANY,
GBtcngu, 81. 600, 1904 III
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etensaeiuM:

Sin eebiloetes 6eutf6es Mdb6cn iubt SteIs
luna bel elmer ieinet oeuiihen Snn1tlle: am
liebiien fGr 4inoer uno 6um 0dbet. gsdberes
bon 2 bis 4 lIbr moraer Nahnttttag in gr. 20,
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Steneacinm.

Sin G6Iofier uno e%epriliter WlnIttntit, Der
aud alb SeiBer orbeiten innn, fn6t Steuuil9.
Iad8ufrnaeu i'll Nr. 10, NORTHUMBERLAND
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@erlannt.


Gin 9dder ais brittle @ano fir Iaeur6eit;
@iuer, Der etlunS oapon neritebt. miro borge3os
gen. gIat5uiragen in Gr. 600, Gft.5urt'9OC.
(203-)
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0erlanat

Verlniqt:
Gin Miodcrt fir 8tmmerarbeit in elmer Ias
mile bon pier Berionen; Iein @afhen ODER
9li9elr. gtad5ufrageH in 9ir. 24O6, Gutnp.
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