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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-19
Accuses A COMPANION.
English Manufactures Robbed Of s., 900.

EnpIIsh Manuf acturer Robbed OF 10000
ut Chicago.
Chicago, May Is. George Newbatt,
q manufacturer from London, Eng.
stopping at the Auditorium hotel en-
route to the worlds fair at ST. Louis.
reported to the hotel Management that
he had been robbed Or SIS. 900 In Bank
OF England notes while he was asleep
In HE room. He attributed the rob
berry to his companion, an American
whom he met on the same steamer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-19

In calling for the above letters.
please say advertised, J" and give date
Of this notice. Letters will be held
IA days before being sent to the Dead
Letter ONCE Agatha G. Patterson.
postmaster.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-19
TRIBE IS DEcREAljs' j,
Fourth Indian Killing In ! Few Weeks
u Reported. h

Shawano, Wis, May 19.Pa Particulars
of the fourth Indian killing in this
county In ten weeks have been
brought here by officers from the
Green Bay agency at Keshena, who
reported the death OF Moses Shawano-
panass from revolver wound inflicted
by George Mccall. Both men are Of
the Menomonie tribe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-19
lids sor Hay ands.


BIDS sor Hay Lansls.
Sealed bids WIN Be received ~ the
undersig ned until June s, Ct noon, for
the lease of the following described
hay lands:
swN section Y, township 1ss,
range 50.
Nh and SEX section 81, township
=1ss, range q. 4 s55
All q section Is, township 1ss.
range u. ss33 81
an Is section 8, township 1888,
range u.
NJ section s. township 1873, range
n.
+ 800 acres o. section s-1ss,so.
=. wilcox,
Bismarck. n. ?.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
6rcitaM Ocn II. CftO6cr 1904.
lIntcrhnItnnns g8caluciicr.
staSt Baltimore.
SaS gScttcr.

Sir NforDIou0 uuO ben 0tItrift
Golumbio ih0nc2 Ncttcr, lcid)tc
n6rOltdc, nud) 9}orOpcitcn umiprin
gcuOc NiuOc.
Ger boditc (bcrnlomcterItanO mor
80 @roO mn 3 llbr NodmittosS.
Ger %nicorigitc GbermometcritonO
mar 10 @roo NM I llbr WSorQen3.
N}ittIcrCr @orometerltono 30,32,
Scr b06lle SbcrmometeritonO DER
IcBtcn 81 Stunben in nohiolgcnO &c
nouutcn StGOtcn mar: @uitport Al.
trijb; EortIuno IL, triib; Bottom As.
trilb; Nlbonp Is, triib; NcW.Oorf
-, triib; Ybilooelpbio -. triih
Itloutic,Gitu Is, triib; Cape Otup
%, triib; Muibington 81, flor; Nor
Jolt 81, triib; Nottcro9 "a, triib;
Charlotte 66, flor Milmiugtou 81.
triib; Gborlcitou &c, triib; Sopoll.
nab 20, flor; SodionpiQe Is, Ne.
gen; Sltpiter 80. triib; Gep.gSeIt 70,
triib; ItIontn 76, flnr; Montgo.
merp ST, trii6; HcrpsO Orleans 50,
flar; @dlcltine so, flor; @olpcitor.
50, tlor; Corpus GbriIti 81. flur;
0tcmpbiS a, tIor; Cincinnati 81,
triib; Eittaburg 60, triib; Chicago
As, flor; Buffalo 46, triib; Glcoc.
lono 30, triib; Detroit -, flor; Il,
pcno al fIor; WorQuettc 90, flor;
Green Ban %, triib; Chicago -.
fIor; 0ltlittb "a, flor; ct. Youl 81,
triib; Ct. 2ouiS 81, flnr; &onioS-
Gitp 20, triib; Omaha 90. triib;
@uron 40, tritb; 9iSmord So. triib;
Miuiiton GO, trii6; Sabre 66. flor;
@cIcno 81, tlor; SoIt 9ofc IS,
tIor; 9cnpcr "a, triib; Nortb. @lottc
y, triib; Eoo9e &C, triib; 9moriao
40, trilb; Sos IngeleS So, flor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

Mus 0UItimore Gountp.
- Snl &reiSgcridt fir Baltimore
6olintp ju Somion ipitroen geitcrn
f%olgenoc @cirotbS -2icenSen cinQetro-
gen: @iQiom Mbitmorc. %, uto Sri.
Si0a q. Sitter, 20 Sabre alt, 9eioe
bon 0idcpSpiac. 1. 0iltrift; 2icen,
gcbolt bon Srcoerid e. 9dcr. 3rc.
oerid 0iamcpcr. %, bon Yrocopne,
0ooe-Goultp, Slorioo, uno Sri, 8il-
belntino ShemnL 10 Sabre alt, bon
TonoullStotpn, 2. 0titrift. Tolonb
Hnp Worhono. "a, Nr. HOS, Mes
G%iIlobitr., Baltimore, nnD SRI. Mos
bel Carlton, % Sabre oft, bon Nr.
800, Sofoole-H oob, Golonb.Torf.
Mn. Z. @oob, Elm "A Sabre
otter Mithucr BON Nr. S32. Warners
Itrobe, unb Iorp ". GrtIicn, Wittiuc.
81 Sabre aft, bon Nr. $50, Warners
itrnBe, Baltimore, ipurben onl Witt
iuod) Hod)mittog III Soiuion 5ilui
Yuuoe iiir'S Seben uereint. Toitor
). 2.Strongbu pou5og Die Sro,nIne.
Gle III on Gru It = o." bat
ibr ,,rttereiie an Dem groBen aobleu-
lnio giienbabn-Eroieft Der y9rone'S
Net.aoblen.Gomp." uno Der rSoutb.
8eitern Vabn . @eieQihoit perfouit.
aur5er SreibeitStrounl.
George u. Tuiica, cir Sniniic
ocs Springfield Srren-aiplS sit
Spfespine, Mo, peld)er am Mitt.
nod ans gennitnter NnitoIt entflob,
ipirbc geltern i'm norbiueItlid)cr Gi.
Itrift pom Iunbe.S% ergeonten Ecrcs
CORN ~perbdftet. GuIiea lief bent
Sergeonten brett IN Die Nrntc. IN.
Dem er benieIben bat. ibnt ciltell
6arbcnlooen 5u Seigen, oa CT beollf.
trogt lei, oos @oibington Wtoni'
lncut an5uitreihen. Ter Sergeant
c%rfontte. bob er ciIten @nbniin-
lligen Dor lid, bate, unb nnbnl bcil
Wtann i,od) Der noropeltlid)cn $50.
li%SeiitotiouL lpoielhit es lif beraiis.
ltellie, odB Nuiiell aent Srrenainl
! entlprtiigen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

Die @~aiierbcb0roe miro mobr.
idcinlih beutc cine SiBung bolten II.
iid iiber 0en Nufnltf zines 8Iobe5
fiir Gin Hcicrpoir ihliiiiig merben. -
Bier &ngebotC fir ben &ertoltf zines
ArcaI9 fitr 0ieicn 3tuef lino bel scr
@uiicrbeb0r0c Cingclaufen mo Nor.
Den icoenfoQ5 bcllte cr0ffnet lueroen.
" e elm 81 d. an scr W +.
sd iucroe Dem 9cfebl 0eS Wto.
pora nad)tommen unb bon jebt on
icoen Gag bon 8 llbr WorgcnS bis
) llbr NudmittogS in meinem 9ii.
rcou iein," Iogte geitcrn Sr. Senru
@ilinn1S, StootIteuer Ginnebmcr,
bi8bcr BrGiihent ser y@cemS 0on-
pier &c." 0te Dor einigen Soqcn boz,
Der y&ennipIponier 9abn" oltfoc.
fallft iulroe. Sr. @iQionS iuQtc fer
l1er, 0oB cr lid luie ein Slid ouBcr
@olicr iiible, oo CT nod) 30 SATIRE
LANCER STIRRING Der n@eemS' Gam.
pier-Sinie" nidt miiIc, pie cr ii6cr
ieinc 3eit O%iSponircn ioae. Groboen
bat @r. @iaiomS ieine quite 9ounc
llid)t ocrlorcn uno lit nod c6enIo TO-
Oiol, mic friibcr.
Son Ct. &oui5 5uriif.
Hifter OSfor 2cicr pom Stclter
HppellotionSgerid)t febrtc geItcrr
4Ror1cn bon ct. 2ouiS 5llriid. 100 cr
an Den SiBungen oes omerifoni=
ifcn 8urreolt-G ereinS uno ser 81.
"a omerifuniider Mlmi5ipolitGtcn"
brtbciIi0te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

Ser 0omcn Gcrcin ser
o2%lIqcnleineu 0elti6en @reiienbci.
motb" bielt gcitern Nodmittog III
Der Nllltolt feline rcgcIm6bige DO.
nut3ocriomnIltng o6. 0ic 8r0ii'
Ocntin 6rou 2oltiic Scnni9bouien,
filbrtc Sen 8oriiB, uno 6rolt 9ettp
arug iungirte ais Yrotofoafiibres
rim. GuS 8eiud)S. Gonlite beridtetc,
oab eS i'll Der NnItaIt @(QeS in Sro.
nun0 %Gcfun0en babe uno Die Sn.
iaiien NIT @interfleioern periebelI
wor0cu icien. Sic Ginno6men be.
tru9er $39 unO Die AilSgoben $7.25.
IS murOe beihloiien, onl leBten
Wtttttuod inn Ottober, Inn 3 ll6r
NddmittoQS, cine nnl.iifalii6c In
terboItln9 fir Ole &nioiien 5ll or
rangircn, SIT pelGer oud 6uS Gu6li,
fun e%ill9elooen luerben iou. Die
Gomen Soltiie Berg ullb Dora Sci.
ferion mrr6en oils Witglie6er in Ben
Serein oufgcnommen. Gin Sob
Nepiel fir sic Snioiien, lpelAc 6rol,
Slnmolo 6onirt bottc, tpurbc ban.
tcn0 entgc9cn geuommen. Ole lana.
iGbrige SefretGrin, 6rou Beth
arltg, lpclhe iuGbrelo ser letteu
oft Sabre ibr Gmt ge%tpiiienboft Der
lab reifte lire Heiignotion eiit, un6
an ibrcrStcLle luuroe Sri. Or. I6ol.
iuiBer ernGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
SnIins ScbbeI, bentider Rbotosrapb
321 81. Wan.S traRe.

aabinctbilber MIR 81 pro 0nteno.
Sn emaiairten opaIen giloerrl ltto
idore Neubeiten eripGbnensipertb.
2ebenssroBe photographer nno
fiinItleriid poIepoete Gopiett alter
giloer lit Grapon, @afierfdrbeh We
mno Raiten einc GpesinIifdt.
IRAN psrssHs ui2t, bsrsalpreesa'
G40--S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
Sera6geiettc 9aiiitcnpreiie

bon Baltimore nod Bremen nit
~gtorboeutiden 2lopo" 9ampfern
$31, NIT 9ampfernD @ain," .8bein"
mo nGedar" $33. EbeoborS $.
9iener&Go o., i'd Nit-2erineton.
StraBr. 3immer Nr. 8. (237@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
Wins Dem Snnrrcn Warnlano's uuo
ocn a~ngrcujcnocn Staatcn.
Il oll ouf Dem 6oirpIot.

untoll at Dem i if y + c
IN @ugcrStpmn.
TcI Der Gr0iinlng ser .2oop.tbc,
Soop @obn" uui Dem 6oirplote iil
@oGerStopn muroc SbomoS @ooo
bon 6airuiclu, u. s.. 0ctGbtct uno
bier @crioncn ucrIebt. Gle 9erlet,
ten ittO: Hou @onfi. NoocrStoiun
Goodman @eIib. Na9er5tolun; Ser.
lllofm W(ibcI, 9orf. To.; Charles
grBlcr, Oorf, 30, Ginc llntcrillduno
oitrd) Den Coroner crgob, DAB ser
llhfoll ourd) Den llnitono ucrnriodt
iultroc. Dab in 6olgc 0cS 8cqenuet.
tiers Die BREMEN Ben Qienlt perioo.
ten. Der @oggon pcrlicB oos &c.
lelle mo ~ltiir5tc iibcr Ole &erlettet,
meld)c ooourd) Dor cincm ploblifen
Sooc bcluobrt mlr6en.
@tnc ncuC Muritfobrif
Die @IoSlpCrfc 81 Guitport bei Mn.
nopolla mltroen on Nrrl. Ghos. Sod,
mr. $3.50 Ocrtmuit. Nr. Sod beob.
iidti0t, 0oieIbit cine @urltiobrif Elm
5uri6ten.
Gas neuc 4 oitomt.
5n Cumberland wllrOc 9eiteru SoS
ileilc Foitomt oiiijieQ einaclpeibt
Sos critic StOdiucrf lit fiir OaS IoIt.
amt reieruirt. I'M 5ueitcn Stodmcrt
lit Dos SnIonoiteucr 9iirenu einoe.
rtd)tct, nnb i'm orittcn Stodpcrl
iperoen Ons SuIOcsfreiaQcrid,t mi
Die @eidmorcnen 3immer erboltcn
YI6bliher Bob.
3n Cumberland lit in Der 9eb
fo%roltraben ; Observation-Disclosures oe
60 Sabre altc Siaoc Nnoerion mGh
reno bes @otteaoieniteS geitorben.
Sn Der N1be Don Orioro lit 0e
Watroie SbomoS Smith bon 9olti
more nuf Der Sd|alippe ngfo6er
2%arlbOin" c%rtrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
Der nntc Mmf

Don 6ronf Stei(S Bier ais rmii6er.
troifcrles 9rGlI miro ~ollgcmein Don
9lerfemncrn 5ugeltonocn. Sclblt
Gonfurrentcn limo sur 9%tnerfenmmg
Scr por5ii9Iid)en gigenidoftcn oes-
ielben gen0tbigt. @iertrinfer ioQtcn
lid GaS merfen. (29S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
8iligc Heiie mad SentIdllnnb.

Sdiffsfartcn foItcn iest MIR 500
fir 3mii6enoedsfarten bon 9altis
more nod Bremen. @egen pciterer
auSfunft luenoe man lid an S6eo.
s. Oiener & 6 o., ia 0it.2er.
ington-Str. 9immer Scr. 8. (t80|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

uSnhpr : SDccnm Safe"
Die ncn oefOrirte Sale 1T fir
&aGc nnb Observation-Disclosures bill.
lig 5h uermietben. 3n erfrasrn bci'm
|eriunitrr. (Sept6,i jag, 1M)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
sotaIberidte aus 8aibInstOu.
9emofrntiihc M niirn.
ger nj nj | q.

-
llmbia bielten om Mithpob @lbcno
cine BON mebrercn IauienO @crioncu
6ciltdtc VPuiicn &criammlna III
Der nGOnuention SOIL" ub. Serr %oa.
g. NOrriS, MitglicO oca 9tutionol.Go.
mites fiir Den QiItrift Golumbio,
fitDrte ben Soriit mo &eiolutioncn
mrroen einitimmig augenommen,
pelde Die ct. Coulter Eluttform uno
Die Domination bon Barter ln0 ~.
bis inooiiiren. Die 9roBc 6ouc mar
nit 6loggen mo 8uirlun0cn oe-
i6mitdt mo itbcr Der &couer. Lribiine
bling ein groBeS @il0 0e9 0emofroti.
l6en GonOiOuten fiir ooa @rGiioent-
IhoftSunlt, RihterS Ilton y. 9urfcr.
@r-GongreBmit9lieo &. .. @roofi6ire
bon Sn0iano, $. q. Sltdcr BON Dir.
9lnien, loluie 6enrp y. 0upis lulO
Greco 0t. Sutton BON g8aibiuO.
ton bieltcn Aniprnhen. @roBer @lts
I tbllliasmus berrldtc mo jC0c 9tcn-
ming Der 9tonen Yorter un0 0ubi9
mar Oos 3eiden 3t crucutem 0eiioG
Gin 9rtef 0eS @crrn 4orfer ml,rbc
perleIen, norm err iein @coouprn otg
Ipriht, oob er niht i'm StonOc lei. Ser
&eriommluna beiHupobnen. 9fchn[ihr
Shreibeu ml1rocn bon onbcrcn prp.
minenten 9emofroten enlpfonoen
o~orlnter bon Scnotor 8ormon. @olI.
perueltr Worfic(n. Scuotnr &ii0pr
Monner uno 9oltrfc Godron bon
Neip.gorf.
GiicnbobnunoIiid nobc
@orrctt. 0orf.
Cine aerbrodlenc S6icne pcr1triod.
tc ucItern 9(bcnD ole Gntolcii1tno hes
IittSburocr GrprcB31ocs Ser Bolt.
more Ohin Balm in Ser 9}1hc bon
@orrett l}orf Ncrihiebcnr Ierionrl
murSeu Icidt pcr(ckt rnn cs III o[s cir
M1tnbcr III bptrohtcu. hob Nicmou0
oct0btct obcr Tdrper pprlpunoet lp1rbc.
Die Stl1ie NOR mir Stltll0Clt blUdtrt,
icOoh. iettcn Sic nrciitcu bcr Ioiio.
niprc ihrr Iohrt fnrt NIT 9hrsuohn1r
BON 9rou &. g. Smith. oie pcrIdieSe.
rp Shnittr NM SoutobIhiirfunocn
hopontruo NM in Dem .Sotc[ GndcI"
utriidbGcb. nm iicb BON 6cm Sdrefcn
AZ prho(pn.
9efferc 9c3obIuno.fi
Qcbrcr,
Die reo,,I6rc Merionm[ltno Ser
ShuIheh6rhe foub Wittpod 9(heno
Itott. Ger g(bcnO lpllroc foIt oils
ihliekIid Der GrmGoitno bcS @iioocts
fiir bog fommcnbc Eo6r ocmibmet.
Die e%r66h1,no Ser 8ebGlter Ser Gen.
rer unb 9ebrerinnen nrrbe befiirmor.
let unb cS lpuroe benieien, 0aB piclc
Ser bcIten 9rGitc on ocn bieliucn 81
fent[iden Sdllcn Stcaunocn in oil.
oeren StG6ten unocnolnmeu 6Gtten.
neil Die 9e5oblung i'm GiItrift cine
obioll1t un31lreidenbe lei.
ScirotbSz0iccnBen.
0ic nohItebenoen Seirot6. 2iccn5cn
iino oltSaeIteQt morOcn:
Grorcis q. 0rolun itn6 Monnic
9orfins.
Shon1oS &. Curtis ltn6 Worn 9.
0onnca.
0obih &. Sirnnons bon 8cn0lcs
tott.Gountp. W. So. mo SoQic q.
Ierrobe bon Sioblono.Gountn, So.
Torhott Wcihc ~, G(~nocoytio 90
Norc Mnutoo,Ic ms Nonnic g(Qcn,
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Serrlide Gage aft Der @eltansitcl.
Inna.

9os Sftober.@ ettet ih ct. 2ouiS
lit prGdni9! Gberio Der 3n9oienit
aitf Der rYenniplpanicr eiienbabn."
aein grtru-5 ~abrgelo nod) ct. Soitis
ouf Dem ct. Souls 2imiteo.
(295--6,S)
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Mulin, 6. 81. acnoig, 30. 5. ODER.
bolt, &, Gontpap Sol. &ieiebobn
81. Glarence Z. grfenbrad, III. 9.
s. burlington Some5 $. Smith.
g. Suppmunn, Sol. Quinn, Saul
Quinn, @oltcr atlee, @mil @0bfc.
S5obn Sanni6ol, i. @. 6elOncr,
Tidtcr Is. W. Sborp, Sarrp Sage.
). %. I. 6inncp, @cneraI Clinton
g. &iggs, S. s. Grautfeltcr, SomI.
9aniS, stephen n. Wniom Sobn =.
altrb, Gbus. England, SameS Y.
Gormun, Sobn 8. Snpoer, @oparO
Siri6, Geo, ". Srtpin, 6reoerif 6.
Shon6eraer, @olter Wt. Soroun,
artbur $. @ifbom, JIM, Senrp
Oerueu, eugene j, &oogers, Samea
". 2cpia, Ben. g. Senoerion, s. 5,
Sc(oncr, 56o9. Sill, Saml. Sim.
mclreidl s. Z. &emper, u. $. 8ua1.
pbrcu, @enru 5.gtep, EboS. q. 8bc.
lull, Capt. @m. Is. GQioion, Capt.
Mm. j. 9roninn Geo. g. Sttmer,
). 5. &nigbt, Oberit Sol. 9. 8ifeS,
@m. u. 2orfins, j. q. &belan, $.
Moole, j. @m. @offroger. u. 2.
MtlioL 0ugb Soon, u. s. Sing,
@m. @eibfing, Com. j. Callahan,
Seize j. SOIL, Sobn &. @iit, Otidocl
9oonnn, .. I. Sor6cr, Sobn Z.
9rooD, ". u. EcoOicorO. @, s.
Wforibou, %. @. Aooms, ". Sbeps
6ero 9rpon Sronf u. Shirt, Soml.
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u. @oloef. Sobn :. 9oilp, 6ronf
5. @onilts, Sol. Gorcp, Sobn SOL.
Den, Sos. .. Sane, Geo. ". @reeL
6ronf M. SnIitb, s. .. u. g8bettlc.
GboS. :. &orlcp, ). =. Mc@oniglc,
@orrp Sbertpooo, Or. Is. 9,@nmble,
jun, uno Gomoro 20. Gorrilb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
Samitag. nno administrations

nadl @ai1ington 1925 otf Der
nYenniplpania : 9obn." 9iaete iinb
fir bie Giidfabrt bis SonntuB
Ibeno giiltig. gae 3ii1e, ocl
Congregational 2im.itc0" ol88cnom
men. G6r&So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14
Spe5ial-Ggfnriiun am SOnntag, Den
is. Gftuber,

onf Der .Ye~ltniplpnnia . @%iicnbabn;"
bon Baltimore naf) 9bilaoelpbio nrlo
silriid $500; nab Gbeitcr nnh 5uriiof
$t.50, nab @ilmingtou unb suriif
$t.00. (2S6 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

ltntcrucgs mad Der @eltanSitcllnn9
ouf Ser .Yenniplponier GiIenbabn"
lit elm nugenebmes Sergniigen,
Shneu5iige, p~or5iiglifer Sabn.
oienIt. (2S5-6,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

IA
trag.d die Die Sots, Die ln Inner Gskaufi Hau
', !. A.NMIM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-14

@r. &obn &. Simms bon Scr
Wnl'erbchor0e nuo Stootprofurutpr
Srilce botten 9eitern cine lGnaere
eonteren5 nit Wonor SinlumlS iiber
Ole Nro5eour 0eS AnfouiS Der Rob.
rem Der DSuItimore.Goimt @otcr X
electric Co." Die i'm gScidbilo scr
Staot Itc9en. Wton fam oorin iibcr.
Ell, ooB Die Nonen Der Irbitrotorct,
III elller Serorhnun9, oert Saul ser
Wolerluerte innerholb Der Stoot oil.
ior'1lreno. 9enannt neroen ioIlen.
Sle %erorouing lit bereitS entmor.
ZEN. ood) lit Der Wopor nod, nid,t be.
rett. Den Sertreter Der Stoot in sic.
'er Nn9ele9enbeit 81 ernennen. 0ic
Baltimore Gouutp @oiicr 80" or.
nennt ibren Gertreter. mo bieic pri
ben iueroen Den 9rittcll, hcn llnpor.
fciilt)cil. erltenllcn. Sr. WiIlion Z
Nrpon, iun.. Iniuolt Scr Gpmpoanic
bat oie 3litimmuug 0%cfIelben /,
Dem Flon afgeben.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Wants-for Rent-For Sale, etc.

Wanted. Girl for general house.
work. Apply to Loeffler, the tailor
Kodak supplies and base ball good.
at Vorbeck's Music and Book store.
Household furniture for sale
apply at 56l Colorado aveune. Mrs.
Samuel Raith.
Lost-A gold watch. Finder
please leave at this office or Nat
finger Mer. Co. store.
Wanted Cook for Palisades hotel,
Palisades. Colo, woman preferred.
Write or phone % Brown.
Wanted. Tourists to take to hills
or lakes. Good teams and outfit,
terms reasonable. Apply McElroy s
harness shop.
For Sale-A spring wagon in good
condition. Extra wide b1d specially
adapted to hauling fruit. Price
reasonable Call at this Office.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-16
Call for Bids.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of The Grand Valley Fruit Fair
association, All Main street. until Mon
day noon, July 18th. for the oonstruc-
tion of an exhibition hall. a grand
stand, and judges and a band stand
Separate bids will be required for
each building. The right is rese1v-
ed to reject any and all bids. All
material will be furnished by the ass
ociation. Plans NAV be seen at the
Office OF J. B. Boyer. architect
c. d. FISHER, Secretary.
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The band concert will be given at
the corner of Fifth and Main tonight.
The property at the corner of Second
and White avenue is receiving some
much needed repairs in the form of
a new fence. sidewalks etc.
All members of the Woodmen Of the
World that are going to Fruita will
please meet at the office of c; B. Rich
this evening at Z 80 O'Clock
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W. @. BOYER.
General Contractor.

l am fully prepared and competent
to furnish estimates on all kinds of
CONT act work. Brick. stone and ce.
ment work. can furnish as cheap
ly as any one in the city. Give me a
trial. Twenty-Five years experience.
P o. Box No. 80.
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Scales" "

We are agents for Fairbanks and
Victoria wagon, platform and counter
scales. The Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association.
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Notice.

Dog tax must be paid by the lst day
of August, 1904. All dogs on which
the taxes. are not paid will be killed
after that date.
Signed
j. NJ. SAMPLINER, Mayor.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

@. B. Rich and S. B. Hutchinson
desire to announce that they have
formed partnership Inder the
name of The Rich Hutchinson Realty
Company, to do general real estate,
insurance and loan business. A share
of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. They desire to thank all old
friends for their patronage in the
past and respectfully solicit it for the
new firm in the future, together with
share of the public business in general.
RiCh-HufChinSOn
Realty Company.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-16
BETTER YET
Lee Guthrie Improves Gen.
 erOus Offer

As an inducement for the early rent ing of the Board of Trade restaurant, family boxes are being added to the property and a plate glass front and a family entrance will be put in as soon as the work can be done. Heating stoves and a cash register will go with the lease in addition to the furniture and property heretofore advertised.
 Remember, thIS property goes at S25 per month on two or three year lease,
 This rental includes both floors of the bui ding, the chicken house and yard, store room, ice boxes, large and small, French range and some kitchen furniture, dinirg room furniture, in. cluding tables, chars, S70O worth OI dishes and linen, and many other accessories.
 The dining room floor is covered with linolium and the upper floor, which would make excellent living apart ments, is carIeted.
 A lunch counter will be put in ready for the tenant, if desired.
 If the range is too large, another to suit the tenant will be put in.
 Write or call on Lee Guthrie. lmO Skagway, Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-16
ONt PARTY
Ketchikan Journal Opposes
 Party Politics
lKetchikan Journal)


 It is natural that men residing in Alaska who were voters in the states whence they came should retain their party predilections, but could The Mining Journal have it's way, there would be but one party in Alaska, and that would be an Alaska party pure and simple, to be maintained until such time as, having been accorded the right of local self-gOvernment and representation by delegate in congress, it might be wholly proper and most eN. pedient to resume our former party affiliations or to form other parties as the exigencies of the local government, and it's requirements at the hands of congress, might more or less urgently demand. There could be no serious objection to tn, organization of party clubs in Alaska, if republicans ant democrats would alike insist upon keep ing Alaska and her political as well as material interests and welfare pro- minently to the fore, instead of main taining them merely with view to a subsequent unseemly alignment at the pie-couuter, or in the vain belief that they can have any influence in determin- ing elections iu which the members have no voice whatever. Alaskans should be Alaskans first; republicans and democrats when as such they are permitted at least qualified voice in political affairs.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-16
Beautiful Women

Pump cheeks, flushed with the soft glow uf health and pure complexion, make all women beautiful. Take a small dose of Heroine after each meal; ir will prevent constipation and help digest whatyOu have eaten. 5Oc. Mrs. Wm. N. trOud. Midlothian, Texas,
 writes, May 3l, 1901: We have used Heroine iu our family for eight years, ana found iJ the best medicine we ever used for constipation, bilious fever and malaria" Sold Dy the Kelly Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-16
Insane Alan Wont Out

United States Marshal George G, Perry, of the third judicial divisionr had an insane man with him when he passed through Skagway the other day. The man was Ole Peterson, of Fairbanks, and he was being taken to the insane asylum at Mount Tabor, OrerOn.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-16
Dysa Farmer Has Marrow Escape

George Platt was saved from what came near being a watery grave by nar- TOW margin last night. He had fallen overheard from a raft near the old Se- a,rle wharf His crirs were heard by a man on the Juneau wharf, who called the attention or men who were fishing in the bay Co the man in the water, and these came to his aid.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-16
keelar, The Ch, ap Guy
Suggestion

Always speak well of your town, and
 it is always a good plan to say kind
 word of those living therein. Backbit- ing is almighty poor business, and the
 man or woman who iudulges in such tooltsbness seldom escapes the tongue of gossip.-Ketchikau Journal.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-16
Three SpOOIaItio., All Peri c.

The Boss Bakery makes a speciality of three things-ice cream, fresh bak- cry goods and Flows candies, all guar anteed to be perfect. The ice cream and bakery products of the Boss Bakery are unexeelled anywhere, and Flows candies speak for themselves wherever found.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-09-16
AT COST
Get in Quich Before It's All
 Gone

aiu't got much Of a stock but what I have got you can buy at cost as never will carry any more in Skagway and want to close it out entire before I go below. I am talking about carpets, rugs and liuoneum you can save good money by getting in early before the most desirable patterns are gone. I can sell you 9xI2 rugs from S7 up. will sell you fair carpet at 30 cts. per yard and everything else in propotion. l mean business and you can buy tie goods.
 keelar,