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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
INTERVIEW WITH
Mr.. SNEPPERSON

The fact was stated in these columns
Yesterday that the ordinance of the
Danville and Bloomsbury Electric
Railroad, which was read before the
Borough Council of Riverside, Mon
day night, was not represented at the
meeting by any of the company.
Justice to all parties would seem to
demand that a full explanation be Civ
en- why none of the members of the
company were present to speak for the
ordinance.
During an interview with Chief Bur
CESS Shepperson of Riverside Borough
yesterday it was learned that through
sheer accident, which no one de-
plores more than the Burgess himself,
the Danville and BloomsDurg company
were not informed that meeting to
act upon the ordinances would take
place Monday night and consequently
were unaware that it would be advls-
able for them to be present.
The meeting was special one call
ed to consider the ordinances. During
the day. it seemed, it devolved upon
Burgess Shepperson to apprlse the
Danville and Bloomsbury company of
the meeting. The Burgess says he full
ly intended to notify Mr.. PaIcoe or
some other member of the company
and during the forenoon actually call
ed up the trolley Office by phone !;
none of the men then were about and
the Burgess dropped the matter fully
intending to call up the office at lat
er hour.
During the remainder OF the day 1t
occurred that Burgess Shepperson was
wholly absorbed by some very import
ant matters which came up in h:s own
business and he forgot to call up the
trolley company.
His neglect occurred to him when
he reached the meeting. When the
question was put to act upon the ordin-
ances, the Burgess objected advocat-
ing postponement, explaining that
he had inadvertently neglected to in
form any of the representative OF the
Danville and Bloomsbury company
that the meeting was to be held.
That the counsel of the Burgess did
not prevail is altogether another mat
ter. The above explanation as to why
the Danville and Bloomsbury company
was not present shows that 1t was
through no inclination on their part
to recede or abandon their proposition
| that the ordinance was thus left to its
| fate.
Mr.. Pascoe takes the view that as a
business proposition the Danville and
Bloomsbury company should appeal
the most strongly to South Danville
and Riverside people. If granted the
right of way on the other side Of the
river he will agree to build line to
the lower end of Riverside, as well as
| to DeWitt's Park and will give bond
binding him down to the proposition.
This would insure the people pass
age backward and forward from any
part of Riverside, South Danville and
Danville for one fare, whereas II two
companies are permitted 10 exist III
the limited field in travelling between
Riverside and the various parts OF
Danville there will of necessity be two
| fares to paw.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
Street Arabs Stealing Fruit.

As apples, plums and other fruit be-
Gin to ripen the housewives about
town are subjected to the usual amount
of annoyance caused by marauding
BOYS who prowl about the alleys day
and night awaiting an opportunity to
invade the back yards and steal fruit.
Not only is much good fruit lost in
this way, but many trees not yet ripe
are despoiled by the greedy and ruth
less street Arabs The boys in most
instances, especially when the men
folks are known to be absent are in
solent in the extreme and have been
known to climb over the fence into
yards when they could not help but
know they we're watched.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
THE WATERTOWN
ENGINE ADOPTED

At regular meeting of the School
Board Monday contracts were award
ed for cleaning the several school
buildings of the Borough.
When it came to opening the bids it
was found that there were two or
more bidders for the work in each of
the Wards with the exception of the
Third Ward, which had only one bid
der
TkO-,OIIowing parties were awarded
the cleaning at the figures annexed:
First Ward-Mrs. Nancy Kennedy,
$36.
Second Ward-Mrs. Helm and Mrs.
Dye, at $50.
Third Ward-Mrs. Mary E. Kim.
$50. so.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. Rebecca Lovett,
s22. so.
Welsh HilI-Mrs. Anderson, 81.
Treasurer Schram presented report
which showed a cash balance on hand
of 1882. 70.
The report of the Building and Re.
pair Committee showed that large
number of slate are broken on the
Third Ward school building as we'll as
Oh some of the other roofs. The slate,
it was explained, has been broken by
stones which have been thrown on the
roof by boys and which may still be
seen lodged in the cutters. The roofs
of all the school buildings. it was re-
ported, are in need of general over
hauling, some requiring painting.
On motion of Mr.. Green it was or
dered that D. G. Williams be employed
to make personal examination of the
different roofs and report on their
| condition.
The furnaces in the Second Ward
School building are condemned as
worn out, repairs costing nearly as
much as to replace them with new
heating apparatus. They are being re-
moved by the Danville Stove & Manu-
| idCtuIluB OOLnPdhJJ WhiOh 10 iAStoA
ing three No. A warm air furnaces.
On motion of Mr.. Fischer the salary
| of Truant Officer W. +. Young was
raised from ten dollars to fifteen dol
lars per month. The Truant Officer
will hereafter be obliged to look after
the paroohial school and it was to
compensate him for his increased re.
sponsibility that the advance was
granted.
On motion of Mr.. Greene 1t was
ordered that wire screen be placed
on the windows of the belfry of the
First Ward building to protect them
from stones.
The following members were in their
places: DR.. Harpel. Orth. Greene,
Burns, Haring. Werkheiser, Fischer,
Trumbower, Adams and Jacobs.
The following bills were approved
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
Horse Upsets Carriage.

AS William Frederick of Pottsgroye'
who was accompanied by Miss Voris
of the same place. was driving home
from the Grangers' picnic on Friday
evening he met with a bad upset be-
tween Mr.. Merrill's farm and the r.
& r. Railway crossing.
The horse suddenly became unman'
ageable and began to rear and plunge,
the result being that the buggy was
turned over upside down with Miss
Voris underneath.
Neither the gentleman nor the lady
was injured, which is considered quite
remarkable. The horse was caught be
fore much damage was done to the
buggy
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
READY TO
BEGIN WORK

d. J. Rogers yesterday stated that
unless held back by rainy weather he
would begin the work of paving Mill
street this morning.
The street plow purchased for the
work reached Danville yesterday. The
curbing and probably large shipment
of paving brick are expected to arrive
today.
Mr.. Rogers says he can employ some
80 or 40 men to begin with. The plow
or "rooter" as it is commonly known
will be used in breaking up the street.
1t will be attached to the traction
engine, which Mr.. Rogers has leased
of the Borough, and Notwithstanding
the hard nature of the roadbed the
implement is expected to do splendid d
execution.
Mr.. Rogers says that a section of
Mill street, six hundred feet in length,
reaching from Market street to She
canal will be shut of. Travel will be
kept Oft the street tor several weeks.
Mr.. Rogers expects to finish the en-
tire contract in some two months
time.
Along with the work of paving, the
track of the Danville and Bloomsbury
Electric Railway will be laid. As soon
as the excavation is completed the ties
will be laid in position and these will
be wholly buried in the course of ce-
ment which will then be applied tc
the street. The rails will be laid as
the brick are placed in position and by
the time Mill street is paved the troll
ley track will be completed along that
thnrnn uhtare.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
Wallace HooVer's Painful,

Wallace Hoover of the,firm of Hoovs
er Bros, South Danville, met with
painful injury Tuesday evening.
He was using the planer driven by
machinery to dress down large block
used in the shoe factory at this place,
when the planer caught in a knot
which caused the block to fly upward
with terrific force, striking the man
in the face.
Mr.. Hoover reeled under the force OF
the blow. Several of his teeth were
knocked loose and he was painfully
bruised and cut upon the upper lip.
He was able to be about yesterday al
though he suffered good deal OF pain
and discomfort.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
Clark Miller Nuptials.

The home of Charles Miller on Rail
road street, was the scene of a pretty
wedding Saturday evening at $3.50
when his sister, Miss Ella Miller, OF
Bloomsbury, was married to Jerome
CLARK, of Danville, by the Rev. Mr.
Nichols, rector of St. Paul's church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will go to Dan
willie this morning where Mr.. CLARK is
employed and where they will reside,
They start out upon life's journey
with the best wishes of their many
friends for happy and prosperous
life. .-Bloomsburg Press.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
p. O. s. of A. Picnic.

Washington Camp, No. 567,P q. 3.
of A.. will celebrate it's third anniver-
saw by holding mammoth picnic at
DeWitt's Park on Saturday, August
Goth. which will be followed with
festival in the evening A fine pro-
gram consisting of speaking, singing,
&c, has been arranged. Refreshments
Of all kinds will be for sale on the
grounds. A game of base ball between
the Danville and Riverside Camps will
be one of the features. A general in
yitation to the public is extended. Ad-
mission to the Park free.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
Farmer Boys Bad Accident.

Roy Cox, aged 10 years, employed
on the farm of John Wolf. Strawberry
Ridge, while cutting oats on Monday
had the third finger of his right hand
nearly severed. The twine on the
binder had become entangled and he
was eudeavoring to disentangle it,
when his finger was caught in the
machinery.
DR.. Patton of Washingtonville rem
dered surgical aid. 1t is feared that
! amputation will be necessary.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11

A picture Of the entire Twelfth regi-
mept. including Colonel Clement 5
staff and the Repasz Regimental band
has Just been completed. Tie picture
was taken immediately after the in
spection by Governor Pennypacker at
Camp NJ. 5. Quay on Gettysburg
famous battlefield July 2G, last.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
A Tour of the West.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Voris accom-
panied by Miss Sara Wright have re-
turned home from an extended tour OF
the West, during which they took in
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voris left Danville on
June 7th and on their long tour be-
sides St. Louis visited Buffalo the
Falls of Niagara and points in O 'ads
Chicago, Kansas City,St Joseph 'o.'
and Hiawatha. Kan. They had ost
ENJOYABLE trip.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
Distributing Mail Boxes.

The new rural free delivery route
from Catawissa taking in Mayberry
township. this county, will be in op-
GRAFTON in short time. ON Monday
Thomas Elmes distributed the mail
boxes throughout Mayberry township.
The boxes were shipped to Catawissa
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
Removed to Hospital.

Mrs. John Eisenhart, who has been
i'll for week or more past, was remoy-
ed to the Mary M. Packer Hospital
Yesterday morning for treatment. She
was taken to Sunbury on the O'Clock
train accompanied by her husband.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11

The man who is anxious for the
campaign to begin will not have to
wait many days longer
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1904-08-11
JOB PRINTING

The office of the AMERICAN
being furnished with a large
assortment of job letter and
fancy type and job material
generally, the Publisher an
nounces to the public that he
is prepared at all times to ex-
cute in the neatest manner
JOB PRINTING
ofalIKInds and Description
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
en- Soman fra
Dirfelieheoen

anoerS Gnberion beScr en- RarS,
iom for 16 aar iiGen, altiaa / 1888,
reiIte ira Soerige til gmerifa. Sag
baooe ga oGret gift / S glor oa bduOi
Sititrn og 3 gsrn, o. BET par bans
Seniigt al ifabe iiB ct MT Siem fos
'ig % iine | Den itore Republif binii.
GeS SaUet.
Sans 6amiIie Oerbiemme fit geifso
ON, al ban IDffelig og bel bar tommcf
ooer SoUet, men oct bar ogioo SET ii0.
lte, Dc bsrte ira Dam. @orene aft o.
Nanoen par % bleo borte. Sna fom
Der en- paffer Gag Ell 9eretring ON.
at guoerS ~NIncerion bar 0sO / alaifa,
boortil ban Dor reiit meb Sc ieriie
8iloiS8cre. 9eretuingen bar life
ohiciel, men Sonen ocrbiemme bsrte
Den ira Here &anter og gif ga, Jon
rimeliat bar, no ira, at bum bar Gnfe.
No8Ie iao Gnr iencre bIep bun Git
poanp; SamiIen TOM til gmerifa %
ilcg ii9 ueO / 9PrbcSen al @ran0
Sorts, bOor oe bar IeOet meset lgffc.
Iigt.
0icn for fort 5iS iiOeu fom ser til
itsrite 6orbode[ie 9reo ira
- NnocrS gnoerion / s~lloifn, buot
han bar inmlet iiB Ell itor 6ormiie,
Tiger ban. 90 mi mencr bans Tor.
beruGrcnOe Stone at set er be0it, at
ban bebolOer lin Gigoom FOR ia ieIp,
9un bar anlagt SfilSmiSie.
lag Sun fom 10 / ben pinlige StiI.
ling at maatte DpIge mcIem line 10
9ggtemPn0, o. Oo pGIgGr bum uoeu ri.
Oerc 9tr. ., flint han piitnof insen
8uI0.G laim eicr i Iloifa.
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Smaapluf.

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rnls" ll6giper, fom / SorSoaqS hient
fra lin Sur til Sflaboma. San cr
iProeleS bel forusiet meo 6orboIoenc
Oerne0e.
-NrS. &c. G.. ReIf pcnotc iioitC
llge tilbnge iii lit &iem / Wonroc
@ts., efter at BABE beisat MrS. q.
3, 8aroncr og andre Slegtningcr
% Seuuer her / 9pen. Sattie
Gnrnoicn ~IeoiageOe bcnSe til Mon.
roe.
@obie Guonbohl % CLARA 2.
Gdbp hor uOtoget s@eteifabStiunbclie
49, 9miogiiterne / Ssiiau iioit(
Iar bcIeb Jig til $2,5SS.6S. bcri ibc,
reanet $3S1.40, Der bIep nibetaIt pac
ct 2aon.
3 @allfon bar man iitbifribe.
ret $3.50 til SpcuS NtliifforpS.
- Raitor q. Horgonrb. iom CT
bel flcubt Der, buor ban tilbroate bei
meitc al lin llnabom, ices at bare
mootagct aaIo iom ErGit for gu.
nobenS Meniebebcr / Monfnto %
Smean. San bar i Here Ior pirfet
| Indianapolis.
- Ginbcn bar fra SpSpeit Sen
21be MortS, bcrctter Bulletin,
SourunI" / Suocpcuoencc, % bette
betpber, at ser piI blipc en- goo IaiS.
auliug. 6orbaabertIig or oct ct
ufeiIburt Gegu.
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/ SirsSog8 i Gccornb poo ct fort @e.
isg hos i'm Son SngoIf peo &utber
College. eon reiitc iamme aiten iii
Detroit. Nih., bpor nan iflI ocItagc
/ Den mil. Iutberite Grifonfcrcu5 JON
0cn uorite SpnobcS Hcprpientunt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Masse .]aar.
On Outs s~kr@kkehge
Iidelser af ct kie-
ende .Caor
Hebredet aft uhcEra
Der par like enk padraftomme
Mud Paa heis hans Gsgems.
som like var angrebef.

"gn nsenoe llSIIGt breo no paa min
lille Ssn, fem Gar eammeI. Gre 2Geer
foreifreb gioIer for bam, men ban bIeo
ltaoig barre, inbtil Ri life funoe tl9be
BAN mere. groelig raaoeoe De os til al
prspe en- bis meoicinf StoIc, men heller
life bens gebaubling aiorbe noeet goot.
Seq bIeb on bep9get til at prspe Guticura
Hemeoies, ban bar iaa badrlia, at ieg
maatte fIippe al bans Saar % l9ese GU
ticura ointment paa ham pda Sanoaacr,
Do bet bar nmlliat at rere BAN meo
bare Sonber. Ser bar life en- &paSrats
TONNE CUB paa belle bans 2egeme, JON
life bar dnorebet. San bar en- MaSie
Saar. gdnbdgen p(eieoe at flGbe oeo
Subcn, og at fierne ben pleiebe at taee
Supeu meo, 90 garnets Stris bar biers
~teftiGrenbe. Seq begnnote at tro, at bar,
dlbrio pilSe bline fritz, men eftcr ben auz
Den Smsrelie at Gyticura Ointment be-
gpnote ieq at ie Sean til Sorbeoring, og
meo Ben treble % fieroe Smsrelie be-
ennbte Sdareue at tsrfe op. Sans Sno
IfrRleoe at 90 @du8e. men enoelig 9au
set ia for 8ehnuolingen. Seq 6rugte
GuticiIra HeioIbent for hans Blob, 90
ica fan nh zoe, at ban or fulbitGrbig
belbrebct, og en- ~iterfere % belitaere Gut
euo ban er ioas. ian On nlbrig."
Robert 8attam,
1929 Center aoe., Chicago, Sa. 30te
Sec. 1897.
Som life isieu paa iets Gnr, Tr. Sat
tom ifrioer 23be Te6. 1908:
"gbers grco al beu 21Se / AnleSniug
al min lille GsRs SiIfnISc er mobtdaet.
Sea tiger tdfnemmelie at Sel6rebelicu
pirtet at Guticrra &erteoies bar iii Oh
TO bGret meget erlrnbig oa belOie."
G9Ie.s uesr belle geroeu. @uticura 9~feiutnsut 50s
q Sprn Al ofoIubttinbts Filsr 25e pr. SloIe paa
COY Ointment 50c. S9oe 25c. 3epotsr Souoou. q
1877 Columbus aoe. Butter Orig i Chem. Corp.
Gneineebanere.
eSv- Strip ritrr "How to Cure Every Humour.'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Jnsen 5ripas.

Sofpas ScsisIatur eiorbe itore 81.
ne, % DEN ! 6reoass fit bore, at be
oelfllge Vaners Srafifitprelie | Gbica'
80 CT fommen ouerens ON, at ben ifse
oil lpitre ben nsc SOP ON, at Sripas
Hal iiSfteoes til Observation-Disclosures.
Serrbaneberrerne flyer, at insen Stat
bar Net I'll at gipe Sope, iom paoIps.
ger Dem at gibe noget for intet.
Senatet bifofot ben nppnte 2ou
Sborsoas ben Bite @arts, eiterat Den
forno bar peotaeet al Suiet, og isor.
ltaaellen bar, at Den bar ct aomprc.
ms meuem Sernbanerne os areatur.
dllenoerne. Hu bar Cratic @anagers
alort Sprsr. MebIemmer al Somas
S~e9islatiir fror Dog, at Staten fan
iGtte Sopen | araft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
REQ Safe 9e1erpation.

Snbianeragent S6ontaS 9omns
fom til Sbief Hioer Sails, Minn., Oer
lite Ipril for at tage De nsopenOige
Sfriot I'll, at Den peitlige gnoe al GeS
Safe Geieroationen fan blipe cabinet.
Sfsl8e Sopen ifal Snbianerne baue G
Naaneoer at omraaoe Jig paa; me %
fan aabningen life iinbe Steo isr uS
paa Soften, % 9isbere al 2ano fan
buerten faa brp6e op ager eler gisre
Jig iitan0, inben Sinteren letter ino.
Snorebepartementet bar berfor paa.
Iagt Sberit Sopns at brinse Snbia.
rerne til at gaa inO paa, at Salg al
Sanb fan begpnbe / Gluten al SUM,
iaIIalb life ienere emo lite SuIi.
st SirSianerraao ianmentaIotes
Seroag ben 2oen april. Briien paa
Sanoet bill blioe bsiere, raar nogen
3prfning % gebpsgelie bar iunoet
Steb. Silt % fer itanr Sptter, tilSels
goOe Suie, % en- Gel Sano er inosier.
Set.
Otter 2ooens guo MAJ SnOianerre
ilptte fine Ssoe ira ben Gel al Eeies.
%uationen, iom aabnes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Sorifieuiet.

". g. Douglas, Iinneiotas 8ene'
ralaopofot. opertog / SreSags Oct pc>
SeiciteretSSonmner Collins &eiigna'
ton IeoiQbIenne gntbeoc, og bans
asintent ". s. Sonaboper, rpffeo(
op iii @enrralabpofat.
Strrif. ct Telegram ira Spring.
fieIo, 81, iortGner, at GrbeTperne
StauttonS % Iount Dimes 8rrtbet
9if poa Strcif Den 2oen Ipril Il Ser
Gro at en- IrbeiSsueoIrg9elie oiIoc
fiu0e Stco oper belle Seltet, fra Sn'
Diana ocitopcr til Soma. Sioen Ill
be bsrc, at Sc bar fell urbcrrrttet, pa
sc be1nr0tc iaien at arbetoc Wonoaa
beu 4oc. 9cres IutaI er omfrina
1000.
SiuingitOuc Gnafcnbnih, iom / &c
Mar bar ciet % Oreoet Sc Site,lr &c
9ouf / g Sueir, Minr., bIeo / ior'
ri9c llge orreinret paa GntIoge ar en-
al Su0ifuNerne for at booe mootd92t
Snoifuo / @anfen, eiterat ban oioits,
at ocu oor inioIpent. "a ban life
furSe title auuticn, bIep han irSiat
GcuutpirnaiIet ior at afcette @rnnS'
~ilrrneu& llnSerisscIie al Sogen Sep
TENDER.
Snmatra. - Ser er llroligbeoer
bIauSt sc inoisote pna Den Itore boil
lanSife 2 Slu1mtra peo TlienS SnS'
ipiN$. Gn Stanfme, iont faloes
gd,in % Dor / Gems noroIiae Sel,
bar eiort 0prsr, oa en- boHonoIf
SGraiScIina icnotes moo ocn, s for
riae ll9c ite6te sc bolauSfe TROOPER
pao en- itcrfr beiritet Seir ! Sntrtftet
@aioflocoS. % oct fom I'll Ct alag.
buori al moisbte iaIot. Soll9n'
Serue iubtoa Sciren meS ct Cab Of 3
opSe og % iaareoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
gSiseonInS Sobafsmarfeo.
Gbaertpr. gsis.. lite NpriI 100

Gosertpu, isis, lite Gpril 1904.
Sobafsoptipbet foresaar irembeles poo
ben iamme ilappe ps trGse gaaaoe Tom tio,
Iiserr. Sun forbplpspis intaa apunta tjp.
bes % til Den lapeite Rris; en- enfelt Gang
ibIaupt b9uber Oct psiaa, at Der fjpbes Ct
uoipgt Bart til mere opmunirsuoe 9riier.
Spigenoe Spsaper bier, | hoao Setniua
Yriierne peser:
Ellickson Bros, Ioa at 7&Ic
II Beigad, Ioa at s&Ic
Mrs p ] Guam, ga at &c
M Nettum, Ioa at 4s4c
Will Tanner, "a at 5&Ic
John Fulton, "a at 5&Ic
Chas Albright, ga at 5SIc
Ben Cooper, 5a at 5i4&Ic
Edward Haugen, Ga at safe
John Costigan, Sa at sh4&Ic
Chas Learn. "a at 5&Ic
Thos Tracy, Sa at s&Ic
Peach Bros, Sa 7&Ic
James Barrett, Ga at 5isc
II o Haugen, Ica at sc
VIM Fridler, 5a at Sale
8 rlere Spbat or Der osiaa fun lioen
SutiGtuiug
ScrienocIieu fra SpIaashuiene uoslpros
ben forlpbue uee ialt 1862 aasier I'll De
fcritenise Seftemmellesneoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
RanoeIsrcreIien
ltsmnifist geir far paa mango Sfeber
brmmet Taaifebanoeien.

nj g.. O. Tim G. Cos. ueentIiss
SanoeIsoperiist onteret Stem Dorf ito.
ite ssrOus bioi9ttes:
Gn Del foriinfet Paoifeban6eI bIep
beierget ! forrise nse, og ira enfelte
annter melbes ON tiIireSsitiQenoe
&elultater, men paa mango Steoer
bar llDeiret p9ret en- Hem SinSrins.
5 bet belle itaar SPionens Sorretning
til Cato Iangt tilbage for Sjoraaret.
Snoberetninser ira Sobrifoiitrifterne
err moSitribenbe. s Sern. og StdaI.
inouitrien sser 8irfiombeSen, mebens
Sfotsi- SnSuitrien MI er fommet inc /
8eaftionen efter BEN lmaabeIige 8ro.
euftion | 1903, og / gomiilosipSlt.
ltrien itaar o9iaa meset Maifineri e.
oigt.
Gfteripsrsielen efter 9umber oa on.
ore gpggematerialer er eeet. ifisnt
Soeripsmmelier | Better og arbei6s.
tpiliis6eber | Eiten / betpoeIig @raS
bar bPmmet 9pgeepirfiombeben. I
Baltimore er better life gpa9epirfiom.
beoen enbnu Tor sllppr begpnot, ga Set
goar iaa lent meS @doernes Snregi.
Iering.
Observation-Disclosures er fretn.
oeIes nofiaa utiIfrcositilenbe paa
@rrno al gognmnnseI. Sernboner.
mes gruttoinotPgt bar / Iorts Iaa.
ne0 10 8rocent minSre cnb THOR.
ltoitgterne for 9anobruget err ufor.
aHoret; bar geiret pGret belSiat paa
llne Steoer, iaa bar Set pGret ioa me.
get mere ltgurtigt paa andre, cg for
r9rpGrenoe er 8riierne pan 9anb.
briigsproSufter pOerit itregelmGsiige.
vi graoitreets rgentlige "8rain
&ebielu" ior iioite Ssroag biSiptteS:
llofsrielert al Suede (9ReI in66efat.
tet) itcgiorbe / iiSite llse 1867 43O
8lIbels imob 3,130,974 / ben tili0a.
renSe u8e iiior. Iaislrofsrielen no.
gioroe t,40S,212 Sufbels inoo
1882, 06S ifior.
Observation-Disclosures @ntal / fibite
lt9e uSgiorSe be SoreneSe Stpter
212 imoS 145 / Sen ianme ltse ifior
og ! Canada fl imoo Is THOR.
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sra Sprtna Grove.
tGitcr "SeraIO".D

SuSSoo Sen 23he Wforts bIep
Gohr Rnirb &aoIrr. Sgu al Wr. ga
9Prs > & RooIer. % &bo Gmclln
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itr airfc al Bo7t : : RearP. g(rnl.
Iupet bpIbtes ! @ru6rr5 TorrIbrea
Sirm tre QpiI rornait inr 9{nfr
Hrsho1 hrn 3Ote Morta o,otc.
picbe5 Rortin 9lbplpb &fe "a &ho
g}otoIi1 gonS9perf n H1it Weone !
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pct bolntcs On irpr Sf,rc cIrat.
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: TerOc a7rn urre cI,1frin1rr
n1r inSbubte. Tc nnuiitc Hal bo 6oo
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boor han bar en- SnfeI iom ban al
ORIG bar ieet.
Mrs. g. 8. @oloen faIStes ITO
ite SorSoog iii @aIcott. q. O., oes
Selegram ON, at benoes Ssitcr, Wrs.
Salpor Sorgcnruo, bar fnrlig ipg.
u. s. Moen nenote Ranoaa
Moraen tilbagc iii GSmcnS, N. Gaf.,
otter at bope tiIbrogt 8iniermoane.
bcrne hos fine Sle9tninger % bIanSi
line mango 8enner Der.
Senrp SIaiferuo, fom bar boz
ret bcrneoe / ginter, reiite | Man.
bags til Sbeperne, q. O., bpor ban
bar antoget Ell Stiuing / 6. Gpen.
ions Eorretning.
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@amurcI Scttlcr ESQ.

gnSrc q. Sanger SeSe Ssn6a98
Woraeu / fit Siem / @Tenmooo 3omn.
fbip. 9gSSuariagen nor IIocrSoms.
fpoEbeS. Gfogoc par feot / Sang,
@aIOcrs. for 81 gar iiocrt; Gnu fom
iii Amerifa ON Soften 1850 og DO.
iatte fig ftrar pnu set SteS. iom iioeu
hnr oHret bans Sient. San riterla.
Ser iia Some, 4 Conner og , Istre.
@lGe cr porne, &eqrapelicn forcqaar
Sn$ooa aL. II ira Sitiet % al. 1
ira Ioitor aorenS Strife poa @nIb.
ingtou 6rairie.