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Newport daily independent., 1904-01-19
FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce Dr. F. G. Smith as candidate for tle office of treasurer of Jack son county. subiectNto to the Democaatic primary election.
 We are authorized to announce Capt. W. A. Joyce as a candidate for reelection to the office of treasurer of Jackson county, subject to the Democratic primary election.
 FOR COUNTY CLERK. We are authorized to announce F. C. Water man as candidate for the office of County Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic primary election.
 We are authorized to announce G. A. Lockard as a candidate for the office of county clerk, sub ject to the action of the Democratic primary election.
 FOR CITY MARSHAL. We are authorized to announce Abe Balew as a candidate for Marshal of the city of Newport, at the ensuing April election.
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-19
FOR COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce E. L. Boyce as a candidate for the office of county and probate judge of Jackson county. subject to the Demo- cratic primary election.
 We are authorized to announce Otis W. Scar borough as candidate for the office of county and probate judge of Jackson county, subject to the Democratic primary election.
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-19
FOR cIRcuIT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce John D. Neal a candidate for the office of circuit clerk of Jack son county, subject to the Democratic primary election.
 We are authorized to announce James s. Jones as candidate for reelection to the office of cir cult clerk of Jackson county. subject to the Dem ocratic primary election.
Newport daily independent., 1904-01-19
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,

We are authorized to announce T. T. Ward as a candidate for the office of representative of Jack son county. subject to the Democratic primary election.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

sur 8crbcIierung unIerer notionoIer
llmInufSmittel, elm 8~eiesentmurf
Der ocn Hotionol 8onten oos Gedt
atbt, aud SmmobiIien e Si6erbei'
ten 81 beIetben, 8nrIagen ge9enMiB.
braud bon Ginbalt8bcfebIen in Sir.
belts TiifereBen uno GinieBung eli.
ler permoncntcu 6hico8rihter > Be
b6roe, iiber Gr>peiterung 0cs a6t.
itunocn p @ciebe0 II. ogl. 90 oicic
Bills bi56er mr. in Den Iusihiiiicn
berothcn moroen iirO, 10 lit gcrinac
AilSiiHt, OoB Tie in 0icier Sibnng in
beiOen SGuicrH ibrc GrIeoiGung lin.
ben luCr0rl. 0a& Reprdientonten-
bau8 miro iif iobaIo Wie m6glid
init ser idbrIihcn HeniQigrm0S.gor
Iagc b%cfoiieu umo Die meiite Belt Dor
ocn McibnadtS 6erien miro oieicr
&orlugc gcniomct fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Nmerifa, bas SUNDERLAND.

Die Bro0uttion bon &1tpier BOT in
Den lcBten 5ebn Sabren Itarf 5ltae-
nommen uno Die observation-disclosures
miro beino6e Ooppelt 10 groB ietn,
Wie Die bon 1898. Ole 8erpenouna
bon Gltpfer fir eleftrii6e 3nede bat
immenie 9imeniionen ongenomnelt
nno III 6emielben MlnBc lit bic gtod-
frogc geitiegcn. Mud fir Nhrnitiou
mo SdiifsboIteu meroen beoeutenoe
Wtengen <pfer nerbruidt. DDS bat
our 6olgc gebabt, oaB Ole Rroouttioit
oieies Netuus BON Sabr gu Sabr ge.
Iteigert poroen lit, uno man itGst
Die o~ieSiGbri9e altpier g(uS6eute ser
@r0e ollf $4,000 Gonnen, monon
mlf Die Ser. Stuaten nQein etua
325,000 Conner, olio me6r ais Ole
S0lfte Der INSTRUMENTATION, cntioQcn.
0oS lit cine %critaunlide 3unobmc,
oem IN 1880 belief iid unierc &us
pferproouttiou oui MIR $1,000 Sons
ltcn; lie ltieg in 1890 ouf 10000
SomenL errei6te in 1900 oic Itott.
ltd)e 3obl bon 269 900 Tonnen lut
III 1903 bereits $4,000 Gopneu.
aber audi in onoeren amerifphiihen
2anoern bot Die alrpierpropilttion in
0eu lcstcn Snbrcn cine groBe Steige-
rrlg %criabreu, gqp'5 bcionOerS in
Merifo, ooS in 1890 MIR 1000, in
1903 obcr $4,000 Gonncn allpfer 81
Gage f0rSefte. Siio.9(merifa %lieferte
III 1903 Al 900 mto Gonaoo 1890
IoRnen. Bon mtberen &1noeru pro,
Nt5irte gang europa i'm letten Sabre
jnur $4,000 Tonuen, Sapou $1,000
irno Illtrnl. Iiien 10000 Tounen.
4u oie 8eiterentluidelutg eIeftriider
2lnlogeu ultf IN 3ilfunft nod 9robe
Mengcn oieieS MetoIlS beonlprilfen
miro, ou immeuie QllontitGten IN
6orm bon al,pfer e Sulpbot 81 lnno.
mirtbifaftli6en 3weden 8erlpets
Dung finoen, 10 miro Nmerifa nod
nuf lange 3eit binauS ser SnIptliefe-
rant oerg8eIt bIeibcn, es ici oenn, ooB
in Afrifa ODER irgenomo JOINT oltf oe
@roe nelle mo reife 8ltpferloger er.
ld)loiIen merOel. Der Gerbroild) an
&upier in europa ollein miro fiir
oieies 3ubr nuf $4,000 Sonnen ae-
id0bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Our SidDcr6cit auf Scc.

Infer oieier lleberidriit idreibt
Der D2elldttburm" III Bremen: Or.
DORIS @rfinoung elmer 8orrittIug
gum ielbIttb1tigen ShlieBeu uno
Oeffnen bon ShifiSif)ottbiiren bat
iid) ais oIBeroroentlid) le9enSreth
fir Die Siderbeit olf See ermielen.
0urd oieie G%riinoung lit Die Moq.
lihfeit 9egeben, Die 3biircn Der mai.
ier0ihten Ibtbeillm9en oes SdiffeS
i'm IiigenbIid Ser 8efabr poiieroi6t
ab5lii6lieBen. Nnd) meniflid)er BE.
red)nuiig fonnen iomit Camper, sic
nit oieier ginriftung perieben iino,
ni6t linten. Die Inloge lit in lester
3eit nod nit einigen mertbuolen8ers
b%eiierungen, Die iid aus Der YroriS
ergeben baben, bereid)ert uto miro
iebt inter Der 9e5eihmins o&Iopo.
Stouc'. Spltem" bergeiteIlt. Der
.NoroOeutife 2lopo" riiitet iest Icine
iGmmtli6en 0ampfer nit Der Gin,
rid)tltng ans, Die bereits in IA leiner
Sfiiie inItoIlirt morben lit. Ilidl Die
nSnmburg.S iioomerifoniide 0ampf.
ibiiiinbrts > 8eieuiboft" bat et'
nige Gnmpfer nit Der Sdotten-
Sd)liebporrid)hlng perleben lailen.
0oS auslono uno baiptiG6lih ole
iiberieeilhen Eoiiagiere, luelhe bait
fi9 Die 0ompier Der transatlantiiten
2inieu benieen, 5eigen ELM lebbaftes
Sntereiie fir oieie mihtige Grin.
brug. Die engliide rRotional 8e-
pielp" cntbdlt einen iebr benterfcnSs
wertben 9rief AT Die 6eooftion, no.
rim beionoers berporgeboben miro,
ooB Die groBen oeutidlen &beoereien
Die Niielidfeit Der Sdotttbiiren mo
Der Observation-Disclosures iofort
%erfannt unb bieielben oui ibrenO am.
pfern augebrod)t baben. Singeeell
ieien Die ergliifeu Hbeoereien 5u-
riidbalteno NIT ibrer I%niuenolin9
mo 5icben lid borum at6 ben 1aoel
oeS iahmonniihen 9riefihreiberS 5i.
Ole neue1te Drummer be$
@erliner Grport-Sahblottes .0os
edo" @erlag 0 ). $. Sforer,
Berlin S@. 4S) entbGlt Ii. ~: ange-
nebme 6rieocnstone - Der 3ipilhen.
fall in Der Noroiee - S%anfare -
Sd)omuoe! 0~tiBperaniiet! - Su.
ropattin - grIebniiie I'M b~elagerten
Gort slrtbur - Gin (Spipn = Ole
%italieniiden 8nblen gaeeeli iiber
Snnsbrud - Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
stdotii6e 8crurbuuna.

IN InSfibrin9 Der 9ori6rifteu oes gb'
fhnittes 6f@ oes AS. @rtifeIs pes 8nItimorer
GtuotaeietbldeS bon 1893, lpiro i'm guftrdge
bes aereinffuftliten ftebenoen Comics fir
Nertebrstpege hermit uueI, onran iutereffirten
Rerfonen 9iafriht ertbeiIt. bdB i'm Stnbiratb
fhattIide itebenoe 9ontite fir Serfebrspeae per
futeten ruroe. Dor mel6ent 9omiie oteielbe iebt
~ eerntbun9 1T; Der ItteI beiaeter Seroronirlg
lit. pie f0let:
"a. .. Or. 5O3.) yGiue gerproHHns, bet
etaot.Jnaenieur autprtttenO nnc auwsifenb,
nno staetrath BON Baltimore nne Charles Y.
Spuf, IT,. absefhluHenen 0ontraft fir es Tt,
p~entruna uno 9tFuiferuna oee aanSeu Sheilre
Der SitftunsNpenue, ron Der Sftfette Der 5ebaten
strase bic sur @citieite oer 0belfea'1errnee 5n
uerdnoern uno mubitSircu."
bad. ben Sorfbriften Der bsiaeien 8erorSs
nnil9 ftnb bic aoiten fir Die gfIafieruig iIno
Observation-Disclosures oes beiagter IheiIes Der
Clifton. Moenue dlf oas an ~befaeten 3beil Der
Slttfp1l' Ioenlie trontirenoe StgentbIif1 ab5iis
tbdben. Die Soroerltnsss sneebote mo Berses
hung Der 9ontrofte fir beiagie Grheit folen IN
MeeereinittntulLne fein NIT Dem IA. nnS 10.
Hbl6nit Der aiten Der Seieeeebina bon Wlaros
l1no bon 1898, adpiteI 1893. nnb ais Der meme
Charter befannt. anitati In llebereinitinlumite
nit betagteu1 Ibfhnitt 6tW oes AZ, GrtifeIs oeS
S,altlmorer carbohydrates. aae 9erfonef.
ole III irgelle elmer @eife an benz In befaeter
Seroronnn9 bebanoelten Seeenitanbe intereiitrt
aenieinidnttIife Itebenoe Gonnite fit Nerfebrss
mcgee am Dlnntas, ben ~. DECEMBER 1904, Hadb.
rtittaas ibr, i'm Hatbhanic tn Baltimore In
Slsnne ZEN lnlro, sum Sipede Der Subetrdhts
6ieonf9 oela9ter Teroronina unb snr Inbtruna
guer serlenigei, pelfe i'm 9etreif oiefer anges
ieeeHpeH pST penn eonltte eri6einel moeen.
". e. @ofesbprsnsb,
tSe5D gbefsGIerf.
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StGbtilde @erOrbnnngeu.
stdbtiidle geruromnma.

--
In gtuSiHbrlmg Der @orihriften bes abs
lbnitteS 6lg oes AZ. artiteIs oes 9nltinorer
StGotaefebbuheS bon 1893, piro im NuftrIae
oeS 9emeinihditIi6en itebenoen Gomife's fiir
0erfebrsipeae hermit allen onrnn intereifirteH
Berionen gGdribt ertbeilt. odb I'M StaotrItb
cine SerOroHina einaereidt nno at e1s g~enieilt'
tdldttlide itebeHoe Gomite fhr 8erfebrstpege oers
pteien lunroe, Dor ipelhem Gomite oiefelbe lest
in 8ernibuna 1T, Der Iitel beiaeter Beroronina
lit, fpie iolet:
Cine 8ererbuung, n. y. 481, betitelt .siut
8eruronuug, iueIdle bic 4ipeniruns Hnb BHate.
rung Der 4ntuIeut.Strake, oou Der Norbieite oer
@aftern'Apenne bic sur eiDiette Der Baltimore
Strahe. Oorfhreibt."
giudb ben Sorfbrtften Der beiagien Seroros
nliiig ino ole Soften fir bic Pflaiterung uro
gGturentsStrnBe alf o1s an ~betnateu 2beiI Der
~befd9ien Strube frontirenoe @ieentbum ab6u'
fbdBen. Die Soroerunessg lnaebOie lHo 8eraes
bung Der 9ontruite fir be'ngie Nr6eit foler in
lleberetnfttmmIing fetH nit bent IA. NIB 10.
Mbfduitt Der Mfien Der 8efeBacbuna bon WinrDs
lamb bon 1898, &npiteI 1913, uuo ais oer neue
Charter befunnt. aniiait in tlebereinitintnuna
nit befdgtem Wbihnitt GLIB oes As. atttfels oes
91ltimorer StaotsSefeBbudes. Ellie Rerioneil.
Die in traeno ether 28eife an benz in ~befaeier
&eruronurg bebanoelten @eeenitanoe intereffirt
fino, ,peroen bierbnrf bendhridttgt odb bas
GeineiHfhaftIi6e itebenbe 9omtte fir &erfebrSs
mittaas 1 llbr, I'M Natbhanie 1T galtimprt In
Siting feit piro, sum 3tuede Der Snhetrnft'
5iebuna befngter 8eroronu1a uTo 5ur gnbUriIng
dler Serieniaen, lpelcbe i'm 9etreff oieier Inees
Iegenbeit Dor benz 9oiuite erfdleinen ntoeen.
I'm guitruge
n. z. @slbsborousb,
(9e8D GbefsGTerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Nnna M. Sdjmalen6rudl.

Sc Itdrb am Sonntda. ben 81. 9eobem6er
Satin bon Subnnn 8. S6mnIenbruG, fen,
i'm gIter bon go Sabren. Sns 2ei6enbegrios
ntB iinoet 9unneritas, ben /. December. 3ab,
nlttags Inn ? ubr, bonn Grnuerbnufe. Rr. 507,
Sib.Aunss ttaRe, ans ftntt. 8eripdnote uno
6reunoe ftno adtln8Spou eineeIaoen. geiiets
5uiig unf benz noeuiihen Der. eoaita. 6riebbofe. f"
Der trausruOs gatte ntbft aiubrrn.
(994-61
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Our G%rinnermne

an meifen e~eliebten @attcn
Strnbaro Sauie,
ipelher berte. ben /, December. Dor eincm Sdbr,
GeitorbeiL aber lltht ~Oer9eiien 1T.
Shon etn Snbr III nun entIbpunoeu,
Seit eHtrlidt Oh mGiHem Did;
Itetes pcio bGb' ih empfuuoen,
Senn On MART meiu b6dbites Slid.
Son th mutt Is Ia eriruqen,
Ut ee and ciu berb' 8eldid;
Senn tetlL Stmer5 uuo feline aIneen
Nrtngen Sid Su mir Siriid.
Shlhmm're 'uuit i'm Sdoob Der Grbeu,
Hnbe rad oce Qebeuc peiS.
NtS oetetuit ocreini mir lperoeu
Sn Der iel'seu @piofett.
Sic irducruoC Satin
(55b) 2outie Saaie.
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2pubpn.Harf.Semeter0

gasue Sefttcueu iino iest 5ur 9eii6tteuua
periRtenoeni oeS SrunoeS uno 9obens iuiro
ieoe getaiinihte austunft ertbeilen. NaS Gres
motoriim ttebi tdeIt6 sur Snipeftion often.
8epen stnberem. wenoe man itb an ben Gus
@eit.S aratuga "a. 2trake. (gprtI5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

- 2ippesS d)ie09geri6t - ariegSs
mii0c-@om acknowledgements
lano ln0 HuBlon0 - 6uiiiide Ge-
ierbiItensReoolten - Sultan Wllra0
ser 6iinfte 9eutihtbum m6
WPlidtblm in SDrol - Berbreders
Srmor - Esperanto - @irtb9bauS-
mcIcn. 0oS o3nouItricIc Gdo" eni,
bait; IoS Nua0citrobItc oeSHaoium&
Elm Sos! - Gin Ricicn,S mI0bnogcr
Sine neue Gntoedlmg uIlf Dem Sc.
bet Der acknowledgements -
@ummi-NhfdQe rmO ibre 9ebonoItng
SontoS mo Soo Fonlo - 8a5
Oie Barrier %Gonieftion ncroicnt
0u5 Ncueite auf Dem @ebictc oeS
IruitOcienS 49, Gnaliide5 arieQSmo,
tcrial fiir HuBlono - @artt Noti5en.
Ser abtnqtoner Cor.
Respondent Der 0gteDs SerieD Sr. 3tg."
ld)reibt leinem 9latt: oSrot oler Gn-
It%rengungen mo ollem @ere0e Der 10.
genannten yitanopatters" miro eS nit
icoem Gage neutrality-suspicious., oaB cine
@rtrasS iBung 0eS nelen GonQreIieS
etnberufen meroen miro. Man bat
bier bercitS Die uNoIen" ge5Gblt mo
allSgefmoen, Dob Die Republifancr
lid nidt IN einen &f nit Dent
RrGiiocnteu iiber 0ieie 5ro0c einloi-
len moQen. 8or Der Mabl ifcnttc
Der GongreB nibt INNER Den @iin.
lden Der administration pole 9eahs
tiing. Sebt ober lit Der YrGiioent he,
oellteno It0rfer geporoerL llno GA rr
in Der H1diten 3eit iiber cine iebr
beoelltenoe Patronage 5t oerfiigen
geoel1tt, moQcn iid ole GonareBsWits
glic0cr, bcion0erS Ole 5enntorcrl, ant
nit ibm itcben. Die oStuuo.pottcrs"
boben nod Ian9e uiht Ole 6linte ms
Storm ~ger0orfcn mno bobcn nod INNER
SoIfndna, Den Er0ii0cnteu 5u iiber.
3cp9cn bob Hepiiion Oc5 CorifS feline
llnbeoingtc gtotbmcnoiNteit lit. GhpoS
0cfinitiueS mcr0cu mir mobl crit i'm
&oufe Der nGditcn @od)c crfobren."
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Caroline Sbuf.

gs ftarb am 2s. gIoOember 1904 nat, Idnees
rr dranibeit Caroline Spnd, geliebte Satin
henS. Die 9eeroigulg iinoet 1onueritag, 2
ll6r glHhmittaes, bon i6rer lebteu 8obning,
gtr. Z. Senfinsseane, aus itutt. 9eiieeung
prtoatlnl auf Der pGouooIsBarfs9meterb."
(334--B1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Qprrnine.

Wnlertf6 = 9driartie - SrieoIi&.
Seftttt bon @dlbrpoi Elm iin6 eine babe
Wsetls. eerust bic nit @opbattan be5ethnete
1'aeenues9ar Sreie &ntiten gatmittaes
am Terminus. 8reiie bon geerdbniBitenen lest
lpepteu. Seidte Sebileunaen. 9eIepbcn =
9otcn 22S. eirecn: SranfItn. unb Mtnbiurs
Hsaes. GerldHst groibare. (meai4. Is. T&Sl
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So1n Sermia & Guhn.

aeideubeitattrr unb Giubuliauirer.
Nr. 200S, CrIeanstr. Mb. EEL; gsiuoipr 255.
3ipeieeef6dtt: Yr. 524, berI. gaitern.glberie
Sieblunbtofpn. Baltimore, @lurnlano IeIepbou:
gSinofur 90. auti6en lperoen geliefert fir
Sod5etteu, unterbaItungeR uno anbere 9ele.
eenbetteH. (Sebri4,1S,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Milinnl 8. Siicnmein.

IS ftarb AM 30. g}opem6er 1904, nm ~ llbr
gindmittags, @iniam y. 6iieupeiu, ~geIiebter
@atte BON WiHnie Z, @iienlpein, In ieinem AZ.
lebensiabre. Sic 9eeroiaung iinoet Treitaa,
Nndn1iitngs 2 llbr, bon iciuer lebteH WobHuHg,
Nr, 20tt. smantpoooss traRe, ans itatt.
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Gmi( Sdlcnbero.

IS iIurb am 80. 9IOOemOer nab tItr5em 2eioer
@nttl sdneiberg I'M gIlter BON As Su6ren, ge,
liebter 8ntte bon eniIie SheIlberg. Die beer
otglHe itnoet Spnutag, Den 4. DECEMBER. 9iads
nlittdg9 2 Hbr. bon ieiner ISobulItg. Tr. 1910,
Breoertd. Aoeuue, ans nli ocr nGouoons9nrfsGcs
lnetern" iidtt, Sretroe mo 0ctnnnte Iinb ADJ
tultpsbollft eiHoeInocu. (336-o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Waranrct 8ef.

@s iiarb dm go. gioOember 1904 5rnr Mars
oerttorbenen Srn. Sran8 Bed. Die @eerbieune
ttnoet BON lrducrbaulc, Hr. 1908, aleeanua'
Strafs, am 6rsttns, Nahmittaas 2 llbr. aus
fat. (335-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Scrnaro I. Shumau.

9S iiGrb am 30. ylopember 1904, NIP lbr
bon Gina 2bumun, in ieinem 40. Qebensiabrc,
III ieiner lebtel &obmllg. Nr. 400, YarrtibsStr.
Die Belt Der Seerotgung wiro ipdter uneeseist,
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Sr. ". &. 9aiIer,

friiber bon Der 9erin0ton'9 traBeu,Sirma Sm.
pplb. 9aiter 4 Go, bot fh NIT Der Girna
crlssnal Serrins eens & &c., 1eppine nnb
Wa5beI. Nr. f1s, ro.tewnrb.etrate, ~aiioetirt.
rem @1nHer eftpfuneen mtrb.
fcfffG ,I4iEpGo|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
SnAesFGns

gtm 20. Gobember 1ora site 8ermauu, /
Sabr alt.
glm %. globrmbcr MiGael gribiuatr, SO
Sabre alt.
Yin %. 3ooemOcr Minnie qbbuius, 81 Sabre
rIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
9Gartiu Meiul.

GS Iinrb pf6bIit am 2s. gloOem6er 1904 Bar,
tin Wieini, 38 Sabre alt, ~geIiebter @atte bon
Minnie WieinI, aeb. 28uterr1nlI. Die Beeroienng
flnoet ain 1unneritaa, Den /. December, Gn61
1884, eariipeUo'AOenuc, aus fat.
(33b-RD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Baltimore Gsmetern.

ghrsan: Er. 344, Rsrb. Gbaries. etrate.
geerdbnibpldee 5un 8erlouf - bon S25 an
iiltf wsarnterptotten abeearen8t, s36 HIlt
fir bier 9riber. iSanfs.tSlF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

9r. 3i5, seeh.6 asetts. etrahe.
9elebo1e Mt. gernon 256; gourtIanb i15e.
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spirihnOIcn . Gicen5 appIifatiOnen.
eiite slr. Is.

Stfc VT. To-
Siireau Der sSirltuuieu 9tcenS : G1Mmiiidre,
5immer BOG, @eridtSgebnube.
Die nadhgenunnten Rerionen babeu Petitioner
ttr ole 9ransferirnng elmer GHoetatlsSplrltln,
6reitns, Den 10. 9e5. 10 llbr Sormitid9s, IN
eeratbung ge5oeeH 1DeroeH, Brotelle TIilneH oor
II llbr Wiituq5 am Ionnerliag, oen 10; Se5.
eiHqereiht iperoeH. grOteits Sormuldte toHtlen
Cluem getuiinIhD 1ui GriuhPn In oIeien "Ii
~ Nnen y. SuDaro, Brdit0ent,
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z keeping ourself; children. Address 49,
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WANTED-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, In private. modern house
by young married couple Rent must be rea-
sonable. 372, Journal.
WANTED-FOUR or FIVE ROOMS SOUTH OF
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

Improved.
Sss: Sssk e OF es
worry, too. III PLAN. of real estate.
$4,000 buys the finest residence offered for sale
in the Midway district, with one fare
t& to either. city. For retired suburban
home. away from the hustle and noise and
confusion of city life, In a retired loca-
ton among the trees and parks, with large
and romantic grounds, social and congental
neighbors, and near one of the best
schools: direct line to the state
university. A modern home of IA rooms,
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workmanship. This elegant home must
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In part payment.
So, 3O0--Modern Groom cottage and good barn,
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So, 650-All modern house. arranged for two
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-01-25
INLAND EMPIRE FRUIT
GROWERS IN SESSION

The Inland Empire Horticultural
and Horticultural association conven-
ed in the United States courtroom
this morning at 10 o'clock with a very
good attendance. The meeting will
continue three days.
There is a choice lot of papers to
be read before the meeting comes to
a close.
The invocation was offered by Rev.
T. w. Walters this morning. The
presidents annual address was post
poned on account of the absence of
President r. r. Tannatt of Farming
ton. w. L. Wright of North Yakima
the senior vice president. made the
opening address of welcome and he
was followed by Mrs. A. p. Magic,
the Spokane vice president.
The address of l.. Mclean was post
poned until later. Mr. Mclean will
read paper on Irrigation and Its
Possibilities in the Spokane Valley"
The address of Mrs. \. l.. Wade on
Our Native Plants and Vines Worthy
of Cultivation' was also postponed
owing to the absence of that lady.
A very important resolution was
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FUNNY DEVILS AUCTION" GIRL
TELLS OF THE COST OF DRESSES
The logs of the Coincidence Are Much More Expensive the
Long Run Than Those Of the Girl or Woman Who
Plays Straight Ro|es---Secres Of the Stage.

The Devils Auction" has come
and gone. 1t has been here many
times, but the people seem never to
grow weary of it's pretty maidens
and gorgeous costumes. They are
not only fascinating, but bewilder-
ing.
There is no play on the road which
requires more elaborate costuming,
The crowd looks at the grand spec
tacle as it fits before their vision
without ever giving a thought to the
cost and trouble of placing it upon
the stage.
You would hardly believe 1t, but
it is true nevertheless" said pretty
Jennie Henderson,, the Coincidence
Of the company, that it costs me
considerably more to buy and renew
funny clothes than it does the woman
who wears pretty ones. In the first
place. the woman who plays straight
or ordinary roles acts deliberately,
poses a good deal and is never rough
ly handled. We girls who make the
fun are thrown around like a foot
ball, sliding around all over the stage.
My dresses are good for just eight
weeks, not a day longer. BY that
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introduced this morning regarding the
changing of the name of the associa
ton. 1t is proposed to give the as
ISOLATION a wider scope and make it
state organization. With this OBJ
tect in view a resolution was adopted
to change the name to the Washing
ton State Horticultural and Floricul-
tural association. Fruitgrowers of
the Inland Empire believe that many
benefits will accrue to the organiza-
ton should it's scope be extended so
as to include the whole state and
the proposition to change the name
has met with general approval.
The Five Minute Talks" were
started this morning. All of the fruit
inspectors will make short talks on
the new horticultural law and the
best varieties of fruit.
S. w. Phillips gave very pleasant
talk this morning and touched on one
very important matter He said the
Oregon growers were very dissatis-
fled with the laws of that state and
We're studying the Washington horti-
cultural laws with a view of having
them enacted in that state.