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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
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Mpril pertaaen ,pill, 10 miro in Den leBa
ten 5loen nit 9od]oruf gearbeitet.
9as Sans paiIirte folaenoe bills:
gine Yollmadt fiir Stdote uno 8ilr
laees bas Seiprenaen uno Reiniaen Der
GtroBen auf Soften Der anlieaenoen
8runofiife entpeber ielbit ooer ton-
trattneiie beioreen su laIien, ipie aud
Die Sdattenbdume in Oronung 5u bal.
ten.
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oab cine. aus fiinf Mitalieoern be-
ltebenoe gdulbeb6roe al.larae aemd6lt
miro. tpelbe einen 8elddftsfiilrer uno
Superiutenoenten ernennt, welAe polle
Gelpalt, unabhdn9is bon Der Beh0roe
baben. 2ebtere fann init Stimmei=
sabl BON 3 aus 5 anaetellt. aber mir
our6 a Gus 5 Stimmen abaeleBt mere
Den. 1T touft au1 bic 5ertbiider
aleroin9s nit Genebmiquna Der Bee
bDyoe. Eas Minimal- Shuliabr 1T
BON 80 ouf % Woden reou3irt.
Cine Yil, punob RdIe, oe- wslliaer
ats 80 8roseut 8utterfett eltbdlt. ols
Skinned Milk Cheese" 9efcmpelt
lueroen muB.
Cine Yil iiber oos 8ebalt Der @ouns
tp- @ommiiliondre. lpona6 oas W}inis
mal=Soldr $3.50 per Sabr nit $50
grtra=8eroiitunQ fir ieoe ST. 900. 900
5teuerouplitate iiter $500. 600 binaus.
Das 9dbe ben @ommilIiondren bon
Suscarowas Gountp Elm Sabresgebalt
pon un9efQbr 1920.
Sm Stnot paifirten foleenoe Slfs:
Cine 8tu CUR YeiArdntun0 De,
6aGrQeIbninoigteit pOn Nutomobiler
auf s M}eilen in Stdbten uno Is Wei.
len ouF oem Ganoe uno Qln6alten bvin
DalIiren furtbtIamsr Bferoe. 9it
WoIbinen miiI1sn beim Stn0tsIctretd'
reoiltrirt uno oonob ii6tbor numerlr
Iiein.
| @iue 8ia sur 2i3enlirun9 BON 5tel
lenuermittluno5= Bureaus in Stdotel
Init $50 bis 500, in 8ilaQes bon $l(
bis $25 per SSnbr burN Den Nrbeits
gommiIIQr lno 8erbpt Der 9tnna6m
!, Iuen @ebiibren, tpenn feline Mrbeit Der
: Edrnfft lbifo gff6fe $50 tis $f90 un
6 Mona!e GefdneniB.
Gje 6ousbiN, wet9e Sroelnnitp=Be
IeaIdaften 0eItattet giir9iaaFten I'll
. Stoots, County, uno Staats=S Seomt
5u leiIten.
@ue gin, mono6 Brenn6une i
Ieparotur unO frei Uon 8OrnItrGU
: 0ern, YuI6merf unO 0lem lmtrout q
lalten peroen miilien..
Sine 8iu, ponud sdmito9 NO6mit
taQ i'm Qonsen Staat cln 0eleBliNG
6eiertog 1T.
Sine gil. wOnnb WapOrs md6ren
NuTitduoeu Die WiytbIbaiten l9IleBe
tDnnen.
+, Cine gia, ponaa MilA niht mel
. als SO Broaent mdnerige un0 nl0t 10
: niger ots II 8rosent iolioe Sbeile, o(
+ runter weni4Itsns 81 Bro5ent Jett4ei
;, entbalten oarf.
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j. ten, au1 Oeren SSraueu, N5ittluel
i. Mitter uno abhdn9iGer gater DO
Staut begraben weroen miihen. (Wt
i rum ni6t aud Die anOeren gerwan
j. ten2)
Il Cine gil, iponaa Staotrat9smi
l9lieoer in 8ilIaqes ni6t iiber $40
le pro Gibuna fir ni6t mebr ols
[, Sigungsn pro Sabr erbalten oiirFe1
u (GssenpGr!is miillen oiefelben lmlol
II bienen.)
eSn beioen 6duiern paIIirte eine gi
e. tpel0e $50, 900 fir Die @rltslluns Elm
i Mpbn9ebduoss fur ben 8ouperneur t
niai9t.
u Sic 8rcnnof Eiltritt- Sption=8
Il uuroe in beiDen Saulern IN ainenoiri
6orm angenommen. g(dberes oarlit
- in einem anoeren grtltel.
y @eltern tpuroen in beioen Saufe
T. @eoenfieierlihfeiten ftir Den perltorl
>, men 8unoesienator gamma peranfalt
D.. Il. NY - a.
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Oinlllnlel. 81.

Sin Barrier ylatt meloet: Der rliis
fiI6e GaiIer 3iebt jeBt 800. 600. GOO
Rubel 5000, 900, 000). einen Sbeil
leines pripatpermoaens, oas In elmer
austpdrtieen gant ospDslirt III. anriif.
Dieies Belo miro innerhalb zines Wo-
mats Der Sdnt pon RuBlanb saaelfelt
peroen. Der Gaiier lptfi feiiieni Sdfioe
oieIe 5umme obne 3iafen leihen. (Der
getra9 Der 5umme lit ieoenfalls nidt
10 bod.)
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TeDerIeiMt.

Dieler Musoruf paBt auf oas Brot,
ben Guhen ,,nb bas @ebdf aler Nrt,
bas BON upeerleb" Mebl gemaht 1T,
Denn oieles Mebl tpiro bonn belten
Dinterpeisen gemaht. miro nab Den
belfen, neueHen Methpoen gemoblsn
uno sipar bon Mllern, bic ibre Nrbel1
9riinbliA perlteheE.
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= Warum Die GuHen in port Mr-
t6ur nod mebr unterieeboote hab,n
miifIen, lit niht rebt erlihtlid; manbe
9laubsn, iis bdtten bort ihon iebt 3u
Diele Hopte unter SEE.
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ssarntett stt perfaAfem ODER at
DcrtauSdDen.,

Woat Sbr cine Sarm ertperb ng
5enoet fir ,lnIere Site. gDir bt bsn
Ssarmen BON so bis 500 Nfer.
gaitern Ohio &eal gitate Grdange,
Nep philadelphia. ,D. II.
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ipettor uno ben Guperintenoenten Der
8rube fur oas llneliif perauttuortli9
ertldrt uno es finn 8erbaftsbefehle se.
9eaen oielelben erganger.
Sn Der Sarmid- RohlsnSehe bel @bes.
mid. ga., in mslber am 25. Sanuar
l78 Gohleneraber oura eine Grplolton
ibrsn 5po gefluoen haben, lit Der Ses
trieb tDieber aufaenolnmen tuoroen.
Sn Nasaretb, Ba.. Bat Der 50idbrige
gementarbeiter gbos. Mitler Selbfs
moro beaaupen, inoem ct GarbolIdure
traHt. Gor tur@r Sci! Itarb iein gru.
Der in GeutlAlano uno bate ibm $780,
900 bintertaiien unter Der Seoin9un9,
oaB ct nah Geutihlano suriiftebre uno
bort lebe. Dod 800 er es por bier
Selbiinoro su be9eben.
Nus Dem nDroliden Stem Oort uuo
aus ben Nem @nalano Staaten miro
unter 9atum oes l6. Nprtl Elm BETTE
ger GAneslturm 9emeloet. Stellens
peiie lag Der 5anee l0-l4 3ou bod.
Der 5turm bate cine @eihwiuoi9teit
BON 40 Weilsn Die Stunbe. NuA aus
Wi1i9an uuo @anaoa tommen dbnllhe
9tahri6ten.
9lod ,iuselauFenen 0epei6en lag in
Nppleton, Ws.. ant IL. Apul Der
5dnee einsn SUB bod.
9Sn Newiston. Mout., 1T om Is.
Nprit nob piermpnatliher RauIe Der
erIte BiiterSuQ eiu9etroffen uno es ltelt
in Der @eldl9te oes @iIenbabnmeIsns
obne 8leihen oa, oaB zine StOot 70
lanOe pom GiIeubaluuerfebr ab9eiAnlts
ten mar. Sin YulIa9ierSuN pOhtrte
I1on Dor ii 5agen ourh, ober ttlr
E@uter3il9e tounten Die S6IeepfliiQe Die
Babn9eleils ni1t 9entt9eno BON Sdnee'
ueben relni9en.
| 2m 5pnntoo purDen in 9IllentOwn,
| 3D., @eor9 @louler. 40 Sabre olt
Stella 9raus uno goltb Nteber SlUei
iunoe Wd0hen i'm utter uon IL uuo
us Sabren, BON einem 9a1agler5n9e
: iiberIabren uno. 9eIDotet. Sic tomen
BON Der Stride Itllo 0ingen oas Sabns
geleiie entldrrs. Eos 8trdtlltp, lpst'
Dies Elm @titer3u8 ma0te, ueratnoerte
, lie, cinen onoeren berunbraulenoen
/ 3ug 5u boren. @nnle WfBler, wel9i
| bel ben 8enanuten mar, rettete llq IN
leBten NugeubliG our9 elnen Selten'
l lprung.
gpQArenO 1ih in S}noianupoIis 0t
I 5feuerluebr abmii0te, einen 8rono in
: Cccioentol 9OteI 5u l0itben, bro6 aud
D im 81. Sncent 9Olpltal e'n Teue
{ aus. NIs Die erfen @O6mannl0afts'
Il ouf Der yranoHdtte erl0lenen, batt
II 9arrlet qeo00 berelt5 '9r SsOen oerlo
= ren. sic mar aus elnem 6enltet oe
q 4. Stodluert5 9elprun9en uno toot lie
II gen gebllebcn.
:. 9lnorew Carnegie bat einen Tono DO
1e $5, 900, 600 9eltiitet, lpeIder 5um Se
7 item Der 9iuterbliebenen bon Yerione
8 uerlpanot usrDen iol, mel6e ibr 2ebs
II bel oem 0elOsubaften 8emiiben perlit
II ren. ibre MlltmenIhen 81 retten. iOm
fir blele ielbIt, tpenn lle TerleBun9e
II oaOnntruQen. Sle St'ituEa MIRO oe
n Namen The Hero Fund. fllDren IN
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

Ser Grieasruhm unIerer Noinini.
Itratipn III aroB. Wieoer limo bic MOs
ros belieet uDroen. 8ies tomnt mes
nioltens einmal jeoen Monat Dor.
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ser alte Staat Connecticut


lenoet lein Quota. 5rau Wtmie &es
der, 55 9iuoge Ctr, &oflpsu, @oun.,
Ibreibt an Den @i9entbiiHer bon TOr-
mis- IlpentrQuter Slut6eieber. r&s
miro mir sur ongenebmeu 9Hi6t,
,SDnen, wertber 0err 9ottor, BON einenl
ihweren 6ou BON Sal5fluB uno oeIien
0eilun9 ourb Sbre wertboolen Meoi-
amen MittbeiIuns MAIDEN su tOnlien.
@ine Yetannte BON mir bate etnen bDs=
arti9en SulsfluB an yein. Sic oof=
terte uno ootterle, aber es I9ien als oh
ole Silie per9ebli9 lei. Ser Nusbru6
pur0e 10 bOsartlq. oaB Die SDttoren
Den Nuslpru6 9aben. OaB cine Nmpua
tation n0tbig lei, oa lie befiirhteu, oab
oer 8rQno elntreteu miiroe. Sie 6rau
NOR in 8er3meiflung als i6 Iie beIubte
uno 9Ieih cine 6laide alpenfrduter
Ylutbeleber uno Seil=Gel mitbrahte.
| S1 Ipra6 10 einorin9eno 81 ibr, oaB
Iie sutebt einwilliate eiuen GerIud gu
MAIDEN. Balo idifte lie fir mebr Me=
oi;in uno oanl na6 elmer Meils gum
0rittenmal. Siesmal trug ib Die
Mleoisineu ielbYt bin. 9lls ib Die
Shire D5fnete uno Iie lab, tper es mar,
elite lie auf mid 5u uno umarmte mid
iuoem Iie ausrief, oaB Der Nlpentrdutsr
Ylutbe!eber uno oas SeilsSel lie pom
5ooe oerettet bditerL oenn tie ial t.,
tpenn Iie hdtte ibr Bein abi1n,iben lai=l
len mtiNen, 10 mdre tie iiber aeitprbens
Sic fano taum @orte ibren Sanf auss
suoriiGen. sSbr 2eioen mar Deri6uuns'
ben" -Sorni's alpentrduter 8lutbelez
ber reibt perle oes Grfolges an gerle
/ in ollen Grant6eiten, tDelde einen un=
reinen 3ufano Deg glutes entlprineen.
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Netteite Nad)rt1teis.

0om GrieasldaupluB lit nidat uieI
neues su berihten. Die 3uiien itreiten
lid bariiber, ob Dos Sfla ttl6iff .pss
tropaulopst" ourh cine @rplolion,
einen Sorpeoo, eine Mine ooer Elm I'M
terIesbout serit6rt wuroe. NuBer oie=
lem Ghiife puroen aud nod mehrere
anoere G6ifie Der ruiliihen Glotte
idper beihdoigt uuo Der 3orpeooidaer
- v8eSstrasbni" wuroe BON Der Jlotte
abgeidnitten uno bon ben Sapanern IN
ben 8runo 9eldoiien.
Sem gefeblsbober Der ruliifden
6lptte tpuroe Der Befebl ertbellt. nit
osn Gslten ieines 8eidmaoers ben Sas
fen oOn Port Nrtbur ni1t su oerlahen.
gOu petersburg iino flint unters
IeeiIbe Sorpeooboote iettionsweiIe Nnab
YOrt 4rtbur obqelbidt moroen. eSm
@anSen 1ollen pierSebn iol1er goote
tonHruirt ner0en, uno man glaubf,
OaB bic leBten un9efdbr Wtitte Suli ab=
oel9lft msroen tOnnen uno oann follen
Die Anarifie Qe9eu Die japaniide Slotte
Dieoer be9lnnen.
Die grOberen 2Anooperationen baben
nod ni1t be9onneu. 9ie beioen Ars
meeu tou3entriren li9; am Oalu. ober
gu sinsm QrOBeren 3ulammenitoB 1T es
uea nibt oetommen.
Die Gtaot SOrOntO in Gonana lpur=
De pou eiuem i6rsfli6en 6euer heinlae'
iu9t, ous cine 3eit lang Die Qanae
5taot gu 5erfOren orohte. 9as SSeuer
brad ain 0ienltn9 2tbeno um 9 ubr
aus uno tOuute erIt 9stern Wtorqeu
I'm 8 l0r unter Houtrolle gebr0tQt tpers
oeu. Ser SAaoen miro auf $l5,.
1000, 900 esid)abt uo mearere 9erios
nen lueroeu permiBt, Die lpabrIheinlid]
in Den 6lammen untgetommen ItuO.
Su ben Nlpen oon Yiemont. Stalien,
puroen om Gierta9 100 gerQleute
Don elmer G0luine ueri4iittet. Is euts
tumen, Die Quoeren puroen lebenDig i'm
S6nee be9raben.
Sn @arrett, ga, lit es infolqe zines
GObIenitrelts 81 auiriiDreriI9en GCenen
0etommen. Nm 9ienItag l0Orgen
btanute oas SOus BON SerrU Ntepers,
yinem Streiter, nieoer uno 6rau
Meper ruo fiinf &inoer tomen in ben
; 6lammen UNI. Stuliener weroen be-
ibulOi9t, oas 9Nus an9elteft 5u buben
uuo bemaifnete Streitsr narIhiren
OurG Oas SlQot6en.
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REAL EsTATE-crrY-FoR SALE.
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO,
63S MARKET ST
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION

LAoAONs ELDRlDGE & CO,
AUCTION.
AUCTION
AUCTION
At Our salesrooms, at 12 O'clock Noon.
ASHBURY HEIGHTS FLATS.
Nos. 1886 40 Willard ST., north of Carl
key lot. 25x105 feet; elegant new flats OF
o-o-o rooms and porcelain bath each finished
and gas fixtures; rent 500 per month; mort
gage of $4,000 can remain.
MISSION INVESTMENT.
Sc. corner OF Noe and Ford sts; lot 2Sx110
feet; improvements consist of a residence OF
IL rooms and bath: large stable and barn
large yard in connection; now being used as
COTTAGE INVESTMENT.
No. 1l6 Caselli ave-, off Douglass ST., bet.
Eighteenth. and Nineteenth; lot 25x104:5 feet;
improvements consist of a 4-room cottage, sta
tonary wash trays patent flush toilet brick
foundation; mortgage $780,
Southerly line of St 81 feet east of
Thirteenth ave; 25xIoo feet each;
MISSION COTTAGE
No. BIS Eureka ST., south of Twentieth; lot
25x130 feet cottage of rooms and bath; new
plumbing porcelain roll top tubs; patent flush
toilet; basement planked; rented for $40 per
month"; beautiful garden
RINGoLD ST INVESTMENT.
no SO Engold ia st east o. Nlntn ana be-
of rooms and bath; foot driveway for wag
on; plumbing in good order; basement feet
high; rent $40 per month; mortgage $1,000 at
per cent.
JONES ST. CORNER,
NE. corner OF Jones and Greenwich SITS. ex-
tremely large lot, 1851 feet; Nos. 2202-04-
Oe- oS; improvements. we'll built p story base
ment houses Of 10 rooms and bath each; rent
low at S11S per month.
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS
Nos. 3735-37-S9 Sacramento St. west of
Spruce; lot 27 7:6x132:7b feet; improvements
consist of desirable fats of Abb rooms !;
modern plumbing: porcelain BATH flush toilets u;
nickel plated trimmings; modern in every
spect: excellent surroundings rent S72 per
month; mortgage OF $4,000 can remain; title
guaranteed; sidewalk patent concrete, streets
bituminized; newly built
INVESTMENT FLATS.
Nos T60-62, "a Sixth ave north OF D st. !;
lot 2Tx120 feet; improvements consist of a g.
story building containing four separate flats
of 4-4-T-S rooms and bath rents $T6 per
month; mortgage OF $4,000 can remain.
FOLSOM ST. INVESTMENT.
No. S4S Folsom ST. through to Clementina
St; No. 343 lot 32 :l1x160 feet; improvements
nominal: rents $50.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS COTTAGE.
1906 Greenwich ST.. near Laguna; handsome
u story cottage of rooms and porcel ain
bath; modern plumbing.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
O3S Market st.
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MILL VALLEY ADY'RT'S'M'TS
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

TAKE a delightful trip to-day; go to Min Val
ley; see the lots right at the station we are
selling so fast
Prices S400 TO 5000 each.
Terms, 10 per cent cash, balance $40 monthly
All the lots are large; grand home sites
amidst pleasant surroundings, beautiful views
of mountains and the bay; the climate nm
equaIed; splendid opportunity for an invest
ment; land values bound TO increase, as Mil
Valley is rapidly coming to the front; the new
electric road has shortened the time to 40
minutes from this city; Mil Valley has ali
the eonvenienees OF the city; fine supply OF pure
mountain water. good sewerage and drainage
electric lights, stores churches and schools.
and in fact all conveniences; lots beautifully
wooded Send for our illustrated book
descriptive OF Mill Valley. We have an ofdee
open Sundays and holidays
LYON e HOAG
116 MONTGOMERY ST
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REAL EsTArE-country-For Sal.

A COUNTRY home. situated in Sonoma Co +:
me location for raising poultry. being close
10 markets; consisting of 10 acres of choice
improved land, acres in orchard, mostly
winter apples; good house. big barn brooder
and chlcken houses and all necessary farm
implements. For further information ipoujra
at 235 Eighth ST.. Sd floor. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-04
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.

BOOKS examined and reported upon, opened,
closed or systematized periodical audits and
books kept for Arms corporations who do
not desire to employ regular bookkeeper
Terms reasonable. j. r DAY public ac-
countant, T. 600 Mills bdg., phone Main 592
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JOINT RICHAIoND kEAL EsrArE.

FOUR choice lots for sale; cheap for cash
Apply S2S Bush St. third floor, room f.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA RooMs AND BOARD.
CENTRAL ave, 1541. Morton station, narrow
gauge-Newly furnished sunny room board
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sPECIAL NOTICEs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphanage OF $50 Lake St. san Francisco
has received the following haIf orphan girls
from January 1 TO July I. 1904 Margaret
L. Alexander, II years Z months; Reba Rob
insOn, IL years Z months; Juanita Walls
worth. 10 years ) months. May WalswOrth
years IL months Vicien Dunke. Is years;
Aileen Dunkle years months: Doris
Dunkie 3 years 10 months. Hazel b. Wells
years months. Emelie Delalge. years 7
months; Maria Grunn. wears o months.
Nellie COnoley years 4 months: Helen
Conoley, years IL months; Daphne NJ
Reeves. 13 years; Evelyn !. Reeves. 10 years
months
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF the Interior. U. S. Geologi-
ea5 SulssS, ~ wssiiii's eon 49,, -. -, may 20 IgO4
csived at the office OF the United States
Reclamation Service, at Reno, Nevada. until
struction OF about 81 miles OF main distrib-
uting canals. involving about 1.500.OOO cubic
regulating gates. spillways. falls. weirs and
bridges, for the diversion and conveyance OF
from Carson River at a point about A miles
west OF Leetvile, Nevada, to irrigabie lands
Oh (A) excavation and embankment for one or
more divisions or all the work; OBJ head
headgates and pipe drains: ID highWsy
bridges. Specifications, form OF proposal
and particulars may be obtained after May
20, 1904, by application 70 L. II. Taylor.
Reno, Nevada, and 10 the Chief Engineer OF
the Reclamation Service. washington. d. c.
at whose offices the plans may be inspected.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check for $1,000 payable TO the Secretary OF
the Interior, as a guarantee that the bidders
WILL IL successful. promptly execute a sat
isfactory contract and furnish bond in the
sum OF 20 per cent for the faithful perform
ance OF the work. The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids. 10 waive technical de-
ject the other. as the interest Of the SER ssrviso
may REQUIRE. Proposals must be marked.
Proposals for Distributing Canals. Truckee-
Carson Project. Nevada" Bidders are in
vited to be present THOs. RYAN. Acting
Secretary.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Berkeley-
Notice to contractors. builders and material
men: Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids are solicited for performing the labor
and furnishing the materials for IRE escapes
for Hearst Hall. on the grounds OF the Uni
Versity OF California at Berkeley. California.
and said bids Will be received at the ofncs OF
the regents. South Hall. Berkeley. at OF
before . O'Clock .. m OF July z. 1904
Plans and specifications OF SAID FIRE escapes
have been adopted and may be examined
daily at the offce Of the regents from . a. m
until D. N. No bids viii be considered
unless accompanied BY a certified check or
bond OF bidder. in favor Of the Regents OF
the University OF California. equal 70 ten
C1Ol per cent OF his bid with suehcienr
Eureties. conditioned that II said bid be ac-
Cepted. the bidder will duly enter into a
proper contract to faithfully perform the
duty and obligations in accordance with said
bid and with the plans and Specifications
which hereby required to be part Of
such contract. The right to reject any OF all
bids Is hereby reserved. BY order OF the
Regents Committee Grounds and Build
ings. v II. HENDERSON. Acting Secretary.
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FOR farm timber grazing and alfalfa lands
orchards and vineyards and stock ranches
call on or send for catalogue. ROTHERMEL,
& CO... 507 California ST.
ALFALFA lands, stock ranches orchards
vineyards. inspected bargains; monthly cata-
logues sent free. c. NJ. WOOSTER CO., GAS
FOR sale-A Groom residence in Redwood
City; mod. imp. c CUSSEN, Redwood City.
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THE San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum
Society herewith gives notice that the fol-
lowing orphan and half orphan girls and boys
have been admitted to the asylum on Haght
street from April 1. 1904. to July I. 1904:
Nellie Armstrong. y years months. Sarah
Ellen Johnson years months; Marguerite
Campbell. 10 years; Lillian Postell. II years
10 months; Julia Hoppe. years months;
Frederick Johnson. 10 years months.
SUSAN RUSSELL SPOTTS. Secretary.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

u Third ST.. nr. Cali bldg. Phone Bush sos
Orrce o-en to-day. Monday, July !.
United States Government Work
90 teamsters and laborers 81 10 day.
Concrete and turlelmen. 81 80 and 50 day.
Afuckers and drillers, 50 50 Gay.
Fare refunded in lu days
SAWNILL CREW.
Cook s1NmiI camp. S55 found.
= uers. same place. S35 found
Foreman. boss here. SO and found.
Screw turner. boss here. So month.
3 latrrers. pile lumber $40 found
Board puuer. S45 a month and board
= tail rdeerIneu. $40 month and board
> second trimmerncn. $40 month and board
lnbearcr. $40 a month ard board.
10 l-mher pliers, S35 ard board
> no1dchorpers god layout. 81 - cord
Lumbcr grader. sugar pine. s. =. H. S3 DAY.
CAL. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Il Sd st
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1915 VAN NESS. COR GEARY.
APPLY TO MRS. E WINDELE, MANAGER.
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MASONIC ave, 1311-Sunny front room with
board; gentleman and wife or two single
gentlemen; references Phone Fell 1916.
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&c Montgomery ST., room s.
Property Exchanges a Speciality.
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BOILERS. engines, 2d-hand machinery. McIN-
TCSH & MOLPMAN. 1oo-I0I Fremont st
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-11-10
LOCKWOOD.
II


IL II. Carson Is iu the neighborhaod
taking pistures this week.
Mrs. Stovers, from Kansas. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. HebbeTd.
Mrs. J. c. Neal is on the sick list
this week.
John CIoss and Henry EIfers return-
ed from Higgins with Two loads Of
lumber. They are thinking OF putting
up store in the near future
Miss Bertha Hebberd is on the sick
list this week.
George Strauss rctui ned from Kan
sss City Sunday.
Theodore Neal returned from Hig-
gins Tuesday. He helped take some
cattle TO Higgins to ship
There was preaching at the lockwood
school house last Sunday night by Rev.
Culp
Mr.. White aud family have moved to
the George Strauss place, where Mr.
White will work fora while.
ROSEBUD.
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WAN rED-Quickly, few persons to
represent long established wholesale
house among retail merchants and
agents, Local territory OF few counties.
SIS salary and expenses paid weekly.
Expense money advanced. Commission
extra. Permanent engagement. Bus-
ness successful. Previous experience
not essential Enclose self-ad dressed
envelope. Address SUPERINTENDENT
TRAVELLERS, 325 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
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The returns that are coming in from
all parts of the territory are favorabl,
to Mcclure aud his election is assured
by big majority. The issue of hi,
eampaign-S;atehood made him ,
popular candidate with all parties for
while Mathews promised Statehood un
der his administration, even the DEM
ocrats did not have confidence enough
IN the issue to give it support. Th,
handsome majority given McGuire J.
also due TO the result of his untrng en-,
/. ergy in behalf of the people Of 0kIaho-
ma during the past session of Cou-
gress. His record in such session was
one of the best ever maie by any Dele
gate from the Territory. LN,e reports
give his majority as 1900. B-a;er
County, in the face OF democrati,
majority, has come graudly in line for
the champion Of statehood, aud will Civ,
him over l25 majorit7.