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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29
Notice of He.r,ng Petition for Letters OF
Adminlstratlon.

State of South Dakota, County of Davison-ss.
In County Court. Special July Term, 1904.
In the matter OF the estate OF Ariel A. Baker,
deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to
Mrs. Caroline f.. Baker, Warren c Baker and
Henry X Baker. heirs at law and next of kin of
Ariel A. Baker. deceased, and to all to whom
these presents may come.
Notice is hereby given that Warren c. Baker
has filed with the Judge OF this court a pc
tition praying for letters of administration
of the estate of Ariel A. Baker, deceased, and
and that Saturday, the Goth day of July, 1904, at 8
O'Clock "A. III. OF said day being a day OF a special
term of this court, In the city of Mitchell. county
of Dawson, has been set for hearing said peti
ton, when and whore any person interested
may appear and show cause why the said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell, 5. D., this 18th day of
July, A. h. 1904.
w. ABBEY,
Judge of the County Court.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29

Ten thousand demons gnawing at
ones vitals couldn't be much worse
than the toroures Of itching piles.
Yet there is a cure. Doan's Oint-
ment never fails.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29

In the eariy years of Queen Victoria's
reign a court martial was held against
an officer OF a royal yacht because one
Of the royal children had been bitten
hy a flea
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-09-01

in the accompany hrougho
to
o W dd to make special
tu d n SELF Teller panosa we
Thay and
spoken y gu
Web have decides to lac fret p h with
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-09-01

CASE-Double veneered Mahogany, hand
carved piasters
third pedal continuous hinges
plated ivory
and onthird octaves full
throughout scale
heavy bass strings wound with bushng
tuning three pedals. patent noiseless pedal
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-09-01
BEAUTIFUL
HELLER PIANOS

t o * Pmo
IS Win Nos oil
h o Co ra yeas
many pmme
tina m h instrument
o An % whose standings unqus
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-09-01
VICTOR
ROYAL

This is the most mex
pensive of the talking
machines. @ u a e
sawed oak cabinet with
metal corners. Plays
two seven-inch records
or one ten inch record
at one winding, and can
be wound while play
ing. Complete with
siXteen-inch Japanned
steel horn, 200 needles
and full instructions
with each machine.
Sent G.. O. d. on ap-
prevail.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-09-01


crowded hardly the
Creates mu In o
catao of mach n
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30

brood SOW, 3d. I'd. 81: best fat hog, "a,
best herd, IS, Glendale Stock Farm.
EsseX-Best boar year old, 81; ID, 81;
brood sow 50; 3D. 81; best pen shoats So;
I'd, 81; best fat hog, 81; ed, So: best SOW,
and pigs, IS; I'd, 50: best herd, sS 2d 81,
Glendale Stock Farm
Cheshire-Best boar months old, 50;
%, 81; best brood sow, 3d. "a, Sc; best pen
shoats, 49, %, 50; best fat hog, 81; "a. Sc;
best herd S. Glendale Stock Farm.
Gorkshire-Best brood sow, 80: I'd So
Mt. Hermon Boys School.
Jersey Red-Best boar l year old 81:
best brood sow. So; I'd, 81: best fat hog
81: best herd, S. Glendale Stock Farm
Poland China-Best boar / year old. 81:
3D. 81; best boar s months old. So: ID So
best brood sow, 50; I'd, 80: best fat hog,
Farm
Chester White-Best brood SOW, So: Cd.
81; best fat hog, "a best SOW and pigs. IS:
best herd, 49, Glendale Stock Farm best
boar months old, SO, A. G. Barnes, Dunn
mer; best boar ! year old, 81, c. r.
Wheeler Brattleboro
Angora Goats.
Best buck years old and over SO: B. B.
Morrill,, Stanstead, Quebec; I'd. 81, oxford
Angora Goat Co. oxford Mass; best
buck year old. IS; I'd, 81; best buck lamb
81; I'd, 81: best pen ewes years old and
over, 49, I'd, 50; best pen ewes | year old
and under >. 50; ID, 50; best pen eve lambs
81. I'd, 81; best flock, SO; ID ST. best buck
with five of progeny, SO, oxford Angora
Goat Co.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30

The following Resolutions on the death of
Mrs. +. :. Bowen were adopted at the recent
meeting of the International sunshine Society,
Branch |, Brattleboro VT.
Whereas. We suddenly find ourselves sadden-
ed by the death of Louise Z. Bowen, a devoted
member Of our little society. one who was ever
ready to carry sunshine to the sick and lonely.
and whose ready cooperation in our endeavors
sured.
Resolved. That our sympathy he extended to
her bereaved husband and mother, and TO her
large circle Of friends.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to our weekly papers and be recorded in
the minutes Of the society.
FANNY G.. 7. MILES. o.
KATHERINE b. ULLERY, N'"''
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30
WEST BRATTLEBORo.

Mrs. Stebbins is soon to enter the
home for the aged.
Mrs. Mcclure, is at Mrs. Evans's
for a few weeks.
Miss Udall is boarding at Mr.. Van
Doorn's and will remain for the win
ter
Miss May Chamberlain went to
Pratt's institute Saturday to study
She will board with Mrs. Phalen.
The funeral of Mr.. Stoddard was
held at the Baptist church Monday
at l o'clock, Rev. N. A. Wood officiat-
ing. Burial at Bernardston.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Giddings of
Hubbardston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jus
tin Sears of Rutland were guests at
Maple Lodge during the fair.
Miss Udall has returned to Brattle-
boro after an absence of several
months at Cambridge, Milton and
Medford, Mass, and is at Mrs. Van
Doorn's.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30
PREMIUM LIST.
Continued from page 81
Horses.


First Class-Best standard bred stallion
years old or over. SIS, j. E. Brosnahan
Bellows Falls; I'd, $40, B. Fralick, Hatfield
Mass; best stallion 4 years old SO, B.
Fralck; I'd, ST. A, n Kingsley, Ashuelot,
n H.; best stallion years old, s., Nc
Monadnock, ~. H., and A. n. Kingsley
tied; best stallion years old IS, b.
Fralick; %, IS, J. f. Brosnahan; best
standard bred stallion with 4 of his pro-
ley
Second Class-Best brood mare. with
sucking colt by her side, so, McElwain
Farm. West Springfield. Mass; ID IS, b.
Fralick; best gelding years old, 81; best
filly 3 years old, s.; %, 50, best tilly or
gelding 2 years old SS, McElwain Farm;
q; 50, B. Frallck; best yearling, colt or
filly, 81. McElwain Farm; I'd, 81, j. E.
Third Ciass-Best mare and colt Wei
lington Curtis, Walpole. n. H I'd, Con-
old, F, f. Barber Brattleboro; best FLY
or gelding 2 years old Arthur Yeaw
Guilford; I'd. Wellington Curtis; best
yearling. r. H. Akley; I'd, o. NJ. Brown,
Fourth Class-Best pair matched geld
ings or mares SIS. j. Edward Bailey,
Montpelier; I'd, 80 John Anderson, Wind
sor.
Gentlemens Driving Glass.
Fifth Class---Best single carriage horse,
I'd, $40, j. Edward Bailey.
Shetland Ponies
Glass I.-Best stallion years old, SIS,
Captain Kidd; best stallion years old IS,
The Earl of Muckross, Muckross Park,
Springfield. VT
Glass II-Mare and colt. SO; filly or
gelding years old. So. Lady: I'd. So Lau-
reno; yearling colt or filly, So, Muckross
Park.
Special.
Grade Pones-Stallion 5 years old or
over, SIS, B. Fralick: stallion years old
~; mare and colt. sl0 l year old filly, So
3. Balestier
Hackneys-Best stallion years old or
over A. c. ellis. Keene. y. H. best stall
lion years old or over. DR.. Pentecost:
best mare years old DR.. PentecOst; best
stallion years old, VIM. NJ HILL Will
colt, c. H. Paddock West Claremont.
Shetland Glass best stallion years
old. best stallion 2 years old best mare
and colt. best FLY or geldng years old.
best yearling. Muckross Park.
Morgans-Best stallion years old. LIST
and ID; best stallion years old. E. d.
Hines; best stallion 2 years old. c. V.
Paddock jr. special stallion. 1st. z. d.
Hines; I'd. c. v. Paddock; special mare
years old, C. " Paddock ir mare and
colt, LIST and %, f. d. Hines; fIly years
old LIST and I'd c V Paddock. jr:
yearling. LIST. c. V. Paddock. jr.; Cd. E. D. /
Hines.
Thoroughbred Swine.
Berkshire-Best boar year old. 81; best
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30

The following resolutions have
been adopted on the death of Mrs. E.
S Bowen:
Resolutions adopted by the Rrattleboro Chap
ter of Daughters OF American Revolution.
Mrs Eva Louise L. Bowen
Whereas. II has pleased our Heavenly Faith
er to take TO himself our beloved member, Mrs,
Eva Louise 7. Bowen therefore be it
Resolved, That the sudden removal of such
a life from our midst, leaves vacancy and a
shadow, that will be deeply realized by all mem
beers and friends of the Brattleboro Chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revolution and
will prove a serious loss to the community.
Resolved. That with heartfelt sympathy
for her husband and mother we express our
hope, that, even so great a loss may be over
ruled for good by Him who doeth all things well
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the bereaved family. be placed upon
the records, also sent to the American Monthly
Magazine, and to the local papers for publica-
ton.
Mrs. j. J. EsTET.
MRS. GEORGE +. BARBER,
Miss GENEvIEvE SLATE.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30
DEATHS.

In North Chelmsford, Mass. Sept. %. Sybil
Hudson wife of the late Samuel Stickney,
formerly of West Dnmmerston. 20.
In Brattleboro, Sept. "a, Clarence Grant
Stoddard, 80.
In Brattleboro. Sept. %, Olive Mather, SO,
wife of William +. Chase.
In spoford, n H., Sept. 20, Miss Nettie
Taylor, "a.
In Spoford. y. H. Sept. "a. Frank Torrey.
In Orange Mass Sept. %, Henry II. Laughton,
formerly of Putney, Vt, %.
In Brookline, Sept. %. James Moore. S.
In Wilmington, Sept. "a. Henry A. Tobey.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30
BIRTHS.

In West Brattleboro, Sept. %, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Haywood.
In Worcester Mass, Sept. %, a daughter, Ruth
Elizabeth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford j. Cutler
and granddaughter to Mrs. Kate Cutler of Brat
tlebOrO
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30
MARRlAG

In Brattleboro. Sept %, by Rev. George b.
Lawson. Madison Z. Watson of san jose Cal,
and Ruth p. Denning of Boston, Mass.
In Springfield. Sept. q, by Rev. A. c. Ferrin,
George Il. Harlow Of Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Fannie L. Hitchcock Of Brattleboro.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30

Prof. Parker. the we'll known mag
netic healer, can be consulted free of
charge at the Brooks house, Brattle-
boro, Mondays and Tuesdays. begin
ming Oct. and 4, until further notice.
-adv&
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30

Monday, Sept. 2s, James S. Henry.
Boston, Mass, shipped to Boston
from Brattleboro station two cars of
live stock containing SO cows, so
calves and hogs, a smaller shipment
than usual.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30
Infants Department.

Infants Sacques,
25e., &c.,, Soc, 75c, s1.o0.
Knit Sweaters, SlUo'
Infants Knit Bootees,
t0c., Pee, &c.,, 25e.
Infants Ribbed Cashmere hose
black, tan, red 2oe'
Infants Long Slips,
25c.. Soc. &c.,, 75c., S1.00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-15
Nns Wcttcr.

6itr YIorplQno uno Sen Iiitrift
Columbia tbcihpciic tribes @ctter
INN noronrItlid)C Min0c.
Ter bod)ite Ibermlometcritnno mar
26 8ruo nm / llbr NntmittogS.
Ser nieorigltc SbermomleterItnno
ipnr f. @roo nm ) llhr MorgcnS.
Mittlcrer 9oromctcritou0 1910.
Ser nicoriQltc Recommendations
Der lester "a Stunocu in nod)foleen-
Den Sto0ten mar, uic folQt: Goitport
II, flor; Eortlono. IT, flor; Bottom.
II, flor; Nlbnm, ,, flor; NCu' Oorf,
fl, fIor; NbiIoOcIpbin, rs, flor;
Ntlontic Gitp, ~, flor; @oibingtom
II, flur; Noriolf, 81 Sdncc; @ot,
tcroa, -. Sdncc; Charlotte. "a
triib; @ilnlinQtom %, &egcn; Gbor'
lciton, SO, Negcn; Sopnmob, 36,He.
gen; Sodlonpiac, 46, Hcecn; Snpi'
fer. 60, flor; &eD @eit. 70, flor; ut,
Ianto, 26. triib; montgomery 40,
triib; Nelu Orleans. is, flor; 30.
%leitiile, 80. triib; 8olpcitor, 3S, tlor;
Corpus Gbriiti, 40, flor; Mtempbi>,
%, triib; Cincinnati, s, flar; Titta-
burg, t6, fIor; Sslpego, s, triib
Buffalo, 10, Sdnce; GlcUclanO, 20.
triib; Detroit, ~, triib; IIpeno, 10.
flor; WinrQuettc, II. FLAIR; @rcel1
9au, 6. flor; Chicago, IS, triib; III.
llitb, A, flnr; Ct. Saul. ., Sdnce;
St. 2oilis. 16, fIar; annins : Gitp,
1S, irii6; Sntobn, s, triib; &uronbt2,
triib; giSmarf, 90, trilb; @iQiiton,
II, Sd)uee; Sabre, II, triib; Seleno,
26, triib; Salt 2ofe Gin, 30. triib
Genper, q, triib; Nprtb TIatte, is,
triib; Googe Gitp, 6, flor; SnloriQo,
~, triib; Sos In9eles, SO, flor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-15

Sir Bripotiirobcn Sberlod
SmanL Boriiber; CHARLES s. Somer,
Sefretdr; @enrp 6. SbirIeD, @m. S.
Qoue, 2. s.. Rcltocder, Q.2I. 2eonur0,
gSu. s.. Wtoorc, S. Z. Steinoder,
Sobn n. GouperD, Mlotbiu3 aieier,
5. ". Staum s. Giorf2, Or. Scnrp
4. ". Snpber, Charles Goldman uno
Miuium u. Giienbronot.
Die YfIidten 0e3 critgcnolmtrn
Sub Gomitc'S limo, i;ir Ole Nb5ug8-
tonol Nulcibe unO Die Nnmer . Ser
bciicrung5 gnIeibe, sic idou bon
Der 2cgiSIotlr %olltoriiirt itHO, @ro-
poBanOo 81 mod)cr. 0oa Gomitc
iiir StroBcnpiloitcrumg ioIl &ldnc
m%l9orbeiten fiir sic ipitemotii6c g}cl=
pfJoitcrung oller Strobeu IN Ser oIteu
Stoot, Gem Gomite iiir Sdulcn
lmo SpriBcnbGuicr lit Die Aui0abc
geItclIt, 81 mnterIu6en, mic Dicle
ShuIcu mo SpribenbGlticr sic
Stoot broudt mo mas o|iciclbeu
foitclt weroeu. 0o@ Gomite fir an
Ocrc &crbeiicrungcu ioll bcrotDen,
meld)c ionitigcn @crbelierlmQeu fiir
cine iortihrittlide Stoot uot6menoig
iino. Gem Gomite fir oie @oiier-
.crior8lng idlt sic Auigobc ST.,
mo 8ege ST erforihen, Die
g8oiicriheioe Der Yoltimorcr Grinf-
IuoiicruerIorgung BON Gerimrciui-
llrlg irei 81 bolten. 9oS Gomitc
EriuntitrnBen bat bic mihtiac
cincn 9lon ollS5uorbeitcu,
poOurd) olc EriUotitroBcn it00tiideS
Sigcutbrm mer6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-15
Sin ~palcnbcs @ei6nadtS . @cidcnf.

@icle IeItidp'I meritorcr. Die i'm
gci6Gitlid)en Greiben 6es bieligen sc.
bcnS niht nicl Belt finOen mo nidJt
oliu0d)cntlif an Ole Ierlponotcn uuo
Srcln0c i'm oltcn N%oterlonoe id)rci.
ben fonnen, idJiden ifon ieit Sobren
oic ic0c ISOLDE erIdeinenoc IllSgobe
DcS .GorrcIponoenten" an lire Sic
ben j~cnicitS oeS S5eons, no Jest &c.
ra0c oQc8 @merifaniid)c 0oS 0roBtc
Snterciic crrcot. Dos 8odenbIott
Oco .0uutidcn GorreIponOentcn" bic
let oCu oelltihlonoiidcn &eiern Elm
flares 9iI0 pom Dem DiCiis
gen &cbrn II, Greibcn. 3obls
rcid)c @rieic ii6erjcitgci inns 0obor,
Bob 0ie 3eitung BORT Gcrl1 gclcicn
miro.
Gcin GCutid)- gntcrifoncr fam iei'
llcn 6rCunbeu in 0cittidIan0 nit So
cine gr0Bere6reitOe bereiten, ais menn
CT linen ooS @ofenblott fir cinSobr
ihidt, Die GmpiGnger peroen iifers
lid icOe5 Wtol bci'm Gintreifen 6cS
o0cutI6cn Gorrciponocntcn" nit
2ic6c uno 0onfborfcit OcS giitigen
@cbcra %0cocnfcn.
I%llitrGgc inter Sornu&bc5oblun0
fin0 81 rid)tcn al
GbDor0 Hoinc,
SerollS9ebcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-15
Sas -
2Rothe 23mch
"0eutf6en GorrcfpOmOenten''
9lufan9S 1aHnnr rrihcincn.

Sober rcgeIm6Bigc 2eicr oc5 Blot
tc8 COB tGQlid), W0hcutIif oocr
SonntogS) miro tur5 und Dem I. So
mar 1905 elm grcmpIor lnCltt8clt-
lid crboltcu. - N}ur NboHnentcn
beiiclbcn limo bo5u bcredtigt.-GoS.
iclbc iii niht 81 perfoufcn.
@cnu Sic Sbrc Gintouie bel Sen
9(r3eigc.aun0en 0es Correspondents
ten" MAIDEN, bcrgeiicn Sic nift, SIT
iagen, ooB sic oeren Nn5eigc im
nGorreiponoenten" geIeien bobcn,
ulo man miro Sbnen OoppcItc Nri.
merfiomfeit ihenfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-15

fiiDrt; Orei MISUNDERSTANDING uls
OcriGrmqr nuroen in 0ie FflegeituIe
getbou.
&0nnen untcrrihtcn.
superintendent 8on Sidle bertdl-
tete, OnB Ole f~olQeuOrn inngen Mao
6en am 10. gtooember Sen seminar
a1rril3 beenoet bitten lno icBt ollf
oie 2e6rerimenliitc geltcllt meroen
tGnntet: gfeQic Boone, emma Som.
Ter, Goth Soligbp, 9ino aooolloil9b,
6ronceS Murinc, @lon6e Ecnt,
0toroorctbe 9}nro, Naomic Gibbal@
uno @clcn Minfclmon.
Noti5en.
Die Qc6rcriuncu Gmilie &. 8roun5
BON Ser Sdnulc 9tr. 70, Srcue ".
@oof pom Der Shulc 9tr. 26 mo pier
unoere, ole ibrc Nurnen nift ucroi-
icntlid)t boben molcn, relignirtcn.
Der @raouirten ? aloiie Der >ueIts
lid)cn bGbercn G0fteriduuIc bon 1908
mlr0c Der @cbraltdJ ser SduIc fir
ole critic SobreS . Helnion am 2t6cnO
OcS 20. 0e5cmbcr ci%nger0lmt.
Ger oain0er . SpieIplob e @eiel-
i6aft" mur0e Oie GrloubniB ertbciIt,
i'm W}Gr5, 2IpriI uno Moi elm 3int-
mer in Ser Sdytlc an @reen. mo
6oDctteitrnBc SIT benuBen iiir Ole linz
tcrmciIung IN Der 9eitung Der Spiel
pl0Bc.
SupcrintcnOcnt Ban Siflc purOc
antoriiirt, iiir Ocu 0elltidcu Inter.
ridt in ben @o6idulcn elm ucllcS
2eiebltt mo iiir Die Nbeu6iduIcn
ipe5ica iiir ioI6e SduIeu perioBtc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on5uihoiicn.
Hcdmun9en gum 8eiommtbctrN9c
BON $t1,413.72 wuroen 5lrr CAB
lung ongCmicict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-15
Son See nRS Safen.
Gts in Der 9oi binocrt @erfcbr. -
gn5abI Gampier mlB picIIeidt
rcgclmGBige 6abrten ciuiteQen.-


%rcgcImGBige 6abrten %ciuiteQen,-
&cridieOenes.
Die Sdtfifobrt in Ser G6ciupcufc-
&oi lit burdJ 0oS Sis, iueI6es iid in
Den leBteu Iugen gebiloct 6ot, beoeu-
tend g%ebtn0ert mor0cn, mo man be-
fiirdtct, onB Der 8erfe6r Oieien @in-
ter Oielleift ebenio idDer gei6Goi0t
meroen miro, mic lebten @iuter. Seit
lcBtem Samitog bot feinSdiff Sopre
Sc Grace o0er Gort 0cpoitt crreidt.
Der Sllaqllebannn lit felt 5ltgcirorell
ltl0 miro tollm fir sic Shiiiiobrt
oifcn iein, bis mGrmere8 Metter cin-
tritt. Der 0nmpfer nSusque6onno"
bat Ytiibe, Sre6eridtomn II. @corQc=
tolult jll erreid)en, lln0 es lit leidt
m0gIi@, Dob cr Oieic 8obrtcn poQs
lt0n0ig eiulteleu mlB. Die @ecmS.
Sinie lit ge5mun9en, bic &%anorug
ibrer Oanpier 5lr 0riitol ouf5uqeben
mo miro pabrldeinlid) old) un0ere
Eunftc an ibrer 2inie ~5eitlpeilig aui-
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pier .Nnt6onp @ropc" nabc Better.
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Gio mod)tc mOaaffec bicrber brod)tc,
tit bon ibrem Gigentbiimer, &ru.
@m. y. @iliou, fiir $500 an Z. Is.
arum BON 8biluoelpbiu pertauit NOR
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Monote III Baltimore oltf. Sic bat
60 Eonnen Ncttogebolt, muroe in
9ot6, Me., IN 1888 fir Ben Soifec.
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gr miro bier Stoblidieteu fir Chg.
louo %einnebmcn. @S lit Dies ser critic
0ompier Der neit gegriinOeten
Street Steomibip Co." meIde in
ReusSeriep incorporirt nltroe. 0ieie
bat einen Gontroft sur 9%ei6roerrng
BON 100000 Gonnen StobIi6ienen
nod) GngIano itbcrnommen.
GiCle 9onancn iir @eiGs
mad ten.
Der itnlieniide 0ompfcr r2ltboS"
fam geitcrn bon Sort Nntonio nit
28,76S 9iinoeIn 9nnanen bier an.
@r bate itiirmiiheS 8etter 5I be-
iteben. NuBeroem iino olld) Die
6rudtoompfer Beatrice" unO $50
icpb 81 @iorgio" init groBen 2oOul.
gen bon SiiOiriidtcn bier ongelongt.
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Sra1 Slllc Gl99a, Wlttlpe ooll VI.
9. Moore, itnrb ip0t am 9icnItog
9lbclto in i6rcr @obnltnA Nr. 1924,
Si0blano . 9lpcultc, nod lGngcrer
arunfbeit. Sic mar in HrlonO 9cbos
rem nro fam in 1852 no6 Nnerita.
Sic bil,terIGBt einen SoDn 0rn. Ga.
mltcl u. 0tggS.
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Nus Baltimore GDuntU.

rcttorcn fir Simoniltm crlu1blt.
SigblanOtomn'9 uclle 0iiclt
li6c Stulc. - Nellcr Grcimml.
rcr Sempel.
Nlirc0 NJ. Eettlr9, Scr 9tcQcr, Der
ongcfIogt mar, ucrilld)t SIT bubeu, Ell
nen @uggon Scr Golpiou g StruBel-
babnIinie mo cincn 3ltg ser o@}orp.
lau0 e Eenniplponia 9abn" gum
@nt0leilen 5ll brinQen, murOc geitcrH
Otor8en i'm &rciageriht 81 Gomion
Don Der gnfIogc irciQeipro6clt, &ih-
ter @ltrte gob ser 9niiht Nhla0rlrt,
ooB Die @oIi5ci umgcicBli6cu Gin
tlllB unlponote, I'M @ettll2 SIT cillcm
@eltononiB 81 Ocranloiicn. 6ricocn9-
rlfter Scrbert be3ergte bel Ocn @ro-
seize, Dob Eettlla ibm Gin @cit1nonib
obgelegt babe, obglcif cr i'm Qcuorut
babe, DAB 0uiiel6e gegcn i'm 6clutBt
per0eu tonntc. Die 8Cbcimpoli3iitcll
@eoucr uno Oougberty ia9tcn glcid]-
fauS, OoB EethtS ibnen Elm @citdno=
nib gemod)t babe. Ridtcr 9urfc
idIob icoo6 Oieic ongeblidcn @c.
ItonOniiic aus. @r. j. Z. N}immo
be5ellgte, OoB CT am }lbcno. an mel.
dem iid Oie2liioire creignctc, gcic0ct
babe, OoB 5mei ipeiBe MGlmcr cine
Nll5obl Baum itdmne ami sic 9o6n.
8cleiie lcgtcn. I'D
Neue 9ircttorCn fiir
Gimouium.
0ic N%lftionGrc Der Baltimore.
Gorntp 2(fcrbau NeiclN6oit" 1icl.
ten gcitcru I'M @cri6taQcbduoc SIT
Somion cine &criommlluq o6. Sr.
Somuel W. Sbocmafcr fiibrtc ocn
Gorlib, uno ser Shobmeiitcr bcrid.
tete, 0oB Die Gimlobmcn in 1901
S19,691.9t betrugcu ul0 Elm llcbcr-
ihuB BON $2877.95 it ser aoIic Der.
bIeibc. @eitloiien murOe, Die 6uir
81 Eimonilm pom 8. bis 9. Septem.
Der Gncl) 1905 ub5ubolten. Sol
genoc 9ircftoren mtrocn crrpG6lt:
$50. &. Stuart Giffcn0crfcr, George
gtlbert WPoDS, Nlleron0er W{tGormid,
Or. ". q. WicGuron &. Cuttings
Merrpmon. Sunes :. &ccic, 9lQcn
S@teueniou 9lio 9. Gardner, Samc2
Z. NhtiIear, Duane s. Slice, GoporO
Z. Godcp uno Charles &. Burton.
meme 81.
fcntIihc ShuIc.
Qo5 nclle 0ffcntlihc S6ulgc6GuOc
SIT @igbInnOtomn gcbt ifnca Ieincr
GoQenoung ent9egen. 0nS Solltcr.
rain mo OoS erite Stodruerf limo be-
reit3 fcrtig geitclt, unO man gloltbt,
Dob ooS 8e6Glloc bis sum I. &onlor
rnter 0at iein miro. Giuc @ctitjou
lit i'm ltmlolf, otc oorollf bin5iclt,
cine onoerc 2citlutQ ser Sdulc SIT CT
laugcu, ais O~icicnigc an Der @unt-
StrnBe, @ig6lunotomn. NlS &or-
Iteber ser Sdltlc iiltO bic $50. Gid).
i. &eegan George ". ". Smith,
Senrp Wf. MiiQcr, G6urleS &. gecm8,
@omaro @ulid lno @iQium Z. 9.
NicGagbep p%orgei6Iugcn.
Ncucr 6rcimourcrtcm.
pei.
Der o@igblono Circle" eincNiilia-
geicllid)nft ser Y6igblono &ogr, ".
i. & u. d." BON @%igblonOtoluL,
bat Elm 9%ollsGomitc %crnonut. I'm
arrangements fir Sen @olt zines
lteilen SreimourcrtcmpclS an Stcllc
oeS alien SenpelS an Der 3. StruBc,
@~igblnnotopn, 81 t|reffcn. Sin 60
mite mrtroc gleid)foaS ernonnt, nm
NcbengcieBc uno Mcgcln iiir Die Or
goniiation aus5unr6citcn.
6ruu Sniie 0iQqS &C
Horizon.
6rou Sltiic Clogs, @ittlpc BON u.
g. Moore, itorb ip0t am 0icnltog
Ibcno in i6rcr @obnlnh g}r. 1924,
Si0blouo Iucrlte. nod l0ngcrcr
aronfbeit. Sic mar in &rlonO 0cbo.
rem ruio fam in 1852 nod Anlerito.
binterl1Bt einen Sobn, 5rr. ga
mllcl u. 0igg&.
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fper6en in o1en S%tnottbeilen bon
Baltimore perfnuft. Die bor5iisIidr
GuaIitdt uno maBigen 9reiie MAIDEN
bieicIbeu geraoesu beriibmt.
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