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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
THE METROPOLIS.

We still have a sneaking suspicion
that II a secret ballot could be taken 1t
would be found that New York likes
ragtime better than "Parsifal."-Hart-
ford Post.
The people of New York want their
city made a separate state. This Is I'M
usually modest Of them. It's a wonder
they don't want 1t made the United
States. seeding that they think New
Yesk h al there IL to this country
OhicaGo Record-Hesald.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

hey In 1S78-77 he commanded the Grand
Duke Constantine and for brilliant
work with torpedoes received the dec
GRAFTON Of the Order Of St. George.
Other promotions followed IN quick
succession In 1885 be took . three
rearv cruise around ths world IN the
vltias and made many scientific dis
covesieA A few years ago In the
aeamsr Ermak, . great Ice breaker Of
his own invention. Makarof endeav-
cred unsuccessfuliy 30 smash his way
through the ice to the north pole.
Other ice breakers designed by him
have been Of great service to the Rus
siAn government In keeping Baltic sea-
ports, vladivostok harbor and Lake
Bsikal free from ice.
The Vadivostok squadron. freed by
Hakarof Ice breakera 10 strong
enough 10 cope with a cruiser division
Of the japanese feet and Ia too swift
= be c&usht by b~attleshipA. Il b com
posed Of the Gromovoi. Rossia and Ru-
70. three Of the most powerful ar
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

nU1BIA6 MAMMOTH CRUIsER RossIA.
morcd cruisers In the world. and the
protected cruiser Bogatyr. This cruis-
e squadron Is commanded By Captain
Reltzensteln. who recently replaced
Rear Admiral Stackelberg.
Any Of the three armored cruisers OF
Captain Reitzenstein's squadron Is able
TO cope with q ~battieship Of the second
ciasA Ths Grumovoi 10 Of 1880 tons
displacement and the Rossia 100 tons
smaller.
TIE 0romovoi Il 473 feet In length
and the Rossia $50. The former has
m armor belt OF h~arveyized nickel
steel 900 feet long and six inches thick
She b armed With four eight-inch
quick firing guns, two in classmates
forward and two In shields aft, and
sixteen six-inch quick firing guns.
The Rossia's armor Is heavier than
that Of the Gromovoi. while her m
ment is the same. She Is equipped
with I'VE torpedo tubes and carries
four third class torpedo boats.
The Rurik. the third Of this for1nida-
bile squadron, Is Of 10.940 tons displace-
ment and has a speed OF nineteen
knots. She has a steaming radius OF
1900 miles Over so per cent Of her
sides she has q eve foot wide belt Of
steel i've to ten inches thick. She h
armed with four eight-inch breech-
scsders IN Sponsors on the upper deck
and sixteen six-inch quick firers on the
main deck.
The protected cruiser Bogatyr b a
4750 tins and on her trial reached 9
epoed a 2AB knots. Her srmamso1
consigts q twelve six-ineA quieA apspA
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

All babies In Siam receive the same
name at birth. This name Is Dang.
which can red. and 1t Is the only
designation youchsafed the newcomers
for some months. For several years
they no clothing except perhaps
a string of beads or bracelets or an
klets as ornaments.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

The judicious use of . mirror let into
a wall adds an effect of spaciousness
that is sometimes very desirable A
small hall is often much improved In
this way, particularly II the mirror is
opposite another that may be set over
the mantel OF the oom into which the
hall oDQna
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
Gardens.

Give a japanese a back yard ten feet
square. and he will have a Chinese
garden, with any number of paths of
glittering white quartz. But give a
prosperous japanese a few acres-one
acre-round his house In the suburbs,
and he will make al attractive land
scape garden
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

II a Japanese husband divorces his
wife he makes no provision for her,
and she has no dowry from her fam
lily. but divorced women in Japan near
~ always marry again. She brings
nothing to her husband but a gentle
and obedient slave and takes nothing
away with her but the same valuable
commodity.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
Mucflaga

A mucilage that will keep well and
will remain elastic even when II has
dried may be made by dissolving i
part OF ~salicylic acid In twenty parts
of alcohol and adding three parts Of
soft soap and three parts OF glycer.n.
This mixture should be shaken well
and then added to a paste OF gum ara
bic and water.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

In ironing handkerchiefs 1t Is useful
to remember that the middle should be
troned first 10 Iron the edges first
causes the middle to swell out hike q
balloon and makes IL difficult TO iron
satisfactorily. Test the iron carefully
before using It A piece of rag should
be ut hand for this purpose.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
Effects of Lighfning.

The loss of consciousness which
sometimes follows a lightning stroke
l. not always immediate. One observer
TO run to the door of his room and call
bis dog after being struck and before
he lost consciousness.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
The Rainfall Run-oa.

Biologists speak of that fraction OF
the rainfall which reaches the G
through streams as the .run-of.' The
run-off In Connecticut is half the rain
fall. while In the Mississippi basin 1t Is
but one-fourth.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

To keep lemons let them lie loosely,
uncovered, on a wire traS taa. will
permit circulation Of air on all sides
and underneath. Keep them In a dry
and cool room
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

Lime In the eye should be washed
out quickly with vinegar and water.
squeezing some drops on the eyeball.
Then place a soft pad soaked In vine
gar over the closed eye and secure 1t to
the head by a bandage.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

Gibbon began the Decline and Fall
of the Roman Empire" at thirty-nine
and finished II IN twelve years. The
work OF preparation was really the Ia
Dor of a lifetime.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
HI. Opinion of Wine.

An Asiatic chief, being asked his
opinion Of wine. said he thought 1t a
Juice extracted from women's tongues
and lions hearts, for after he had
drunk enough of II he could talk for
eve and fight like Satan.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

Observations on live ~rattlesnakcs
show that the poison glands become
functlonally active as soon as the
snakes begin to shift for themselves,
which must be very soon after birth.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
The Desert Of sahara.

Hindustan Is about twenty-five times
as large as the state Of New York, and
the Sahara desert has almost exactly
the number OF square miles as the
whole OF the United States.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
rartnrrtc Ones.

80 I'm great. others achieve
.sfa4..l
W .i'l etaefs simply have the
,aea.e think they're
ircss.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
Natural Renentment,

shc-ilow much do you honestly love
me:
l.c-Do You mean to insinuate that
| am over dishonest In money mattersf
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

Gunpowder was known to the Chi
nese 1000 b. c.. to the Hindoos 355
B. C. Its European invention Is credit
ed TO Roger Bacon about 1871.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

A maid with IA heart hard as agate
More q train that caught germs when she
dragate:
TIL she caught some disease
That had microbes like tease,
Which kept s4uirming round X q mag
ate.
baltimore American.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

Church books were formerly chained
to the desks lest on account of their
rarity they might be stolen
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

John is said to have written the Cos
pei which bears his name at sixty and
the book of Revelation at ninety-five.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
He Paid Afimony.

""Tis better Ia have loved and lost
| bceil.
"Il.an won.' interrupted the strnn.
ger harshly. From this remark | In
ferasd that he paid alimony.-ruck.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
weight raL

A. a consequence OF the famine
times Stockholm legislators proposed q
tax upon all persons weighing more
than 125 pounds.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
Madmen.. Eyes.

Brown and black are the prevailing
colors of eyes among the inmates of
most lunatic asyiums.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24

Christmas was first celebrated as a
feast OF the Christian church about the
year 100 A. D.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
single House. of Parliament.

Norway. Servia. Greece and Bulgaria
are the only European nations which
have but one house of parliament
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
His sole avo-ation.

liz S"Ic k~NUFHVIohs
$50 gour lncie Toticrly lived to the
s.ea. ase cf i9 years. How do you
aceuun; for h.s lonse.l,y:'
Il attribute il to the fact that he was
never known To do much OF anything
else.'-SElart Set.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
J,i4CLES tnD JESTS.


Z GOOH Unfs
II Johnny Junss has seven dogs.
Ard ev.Ty dag IL white:
And fourteen cats come chasing round
zach cac rs black ~ night.
Al, e...l two cats have eighteen itvea.
Less tire aestl y: 81 by rats
Ii,s B1ss,a lives must three dogs take
Before they XII eight "sts?
-Dps Main.s Duly News.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-03-24
STATE MEhT
OF
REC
AND
DISBURSEMENTS
OF
State and County Revenue,
LANDER COUNTY NEVADA
FROM

JAN.. Ist, 1908, to JAN. list. 1904.
p.1.r.. ~ hand Jan. LIST. Iaa. .Ssa.s2 II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13
5ablunn uun aDDuen.

90 MugiItia
Cine Wife 5unt g%eiOcrrut bes Gapitels $50 Der
Mite Uuu 1902, Sttef ,Ginc NitC, bic
3nBlnng uun Sbhncn ourd Gorporationcn
uocr 8cicnihaitCn ~ regnliren, bic Scrqs
nOer eIeltrtimc Giienbnbncn, strafcn.
babncn. Selcqrapbcn, 5eiepbpn NIB Or
preBsS unpnnnicu in Minrnlaro bctrei.
beh,". iino sur @ieSeranuabue oerielbrH,
I. ai6f6ntit, - Sci cS bon Der @cictQcbnuo
bon WarOIalo Oeriipt, DAB bon mo nab ser
8eriooe bon eincit MloHdt nab penn etiicH Ia
ae i'm Nprtl i'm Sabre reuit6cbnblitoert mo
@ei6dite i'm SfoGtc MlarbIuno bctreibi rno
9%lrbeiter, .%aniteIt. Sic in 9iirraus ooer SaiO.
~nrbeiten I'M 9crabnu, Der 5nbrilntion, bent
6a6nen, efroben6e6Hcn. aelegrapbsn, aeles
pbol pner 9rprcbs @cf6dft tbdiia iino, .8ubs
luna IN gclcbli6em @eIoe Der NerctniQtcu
Stanteit bulbnollGtlid an beiu9te Iitgcitcltc,
itrte 'gtgenten an .ibrct reipefttoen Nrbcttscrs
ten IN 3lptl0cnrdlitleH nol Mot i1ebr. ais
tcdS6cbr Iqgell, mo nidt ipeniger, ais bier
5ehIl ,5u4el leilten ,ioI.
baB i'm Sale ir9cno eine Der %beinGien. Cor
porntiotlen ODER @eieliduften, Die III NbiCbnitt
bieler wife 9euannt iino mo por9ellatiltte
@ettnIte hetrethclt, uoer trgeto elller pom ocs
ben i'm slbf6nttt 1 oiefer slfte ecnanuteu Bet
ten al Die Sobnnrbeiter, 0ailolqitger ooer Yns
Gcitellten, ben tbilet nocr irgetIo eiilcnl oerlels
hell to!ligen Soblle IN l%eifteii, ioleIi belaPteSes
70 %lueiGert, zines %crGebeiis f6nIoig uno Der
Nnfldge iiflterluorielI teiIt, iito nab uebertlbs
ruug nm clue 9utnlnc bon nibt fther 5fuel0nllz
oerf Dollars iiir iebcS Sergeberi beitrnit ipers
ben.
slbf6ni.t 3. = limb fei es feruer beriii0t,
bab bisie atte bonn 9utiin ibrer anna0we in
Senebaiiat at II. mar8 1904.
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etaatsbebbrbe fur 9stmrnbefattsr.
non AnhlAnl

wv
eiHc sltte snm g%siSerrni Der sibihnttts 4 s
nno 0 bcs t60. aapitclS Der Mftcn uun
1902, betiteft .einc Hftc Snr Greirnng Der
Staatsbcb5roe fir 9cineubctatter pun
Mar1ianb, uuo bic Vullntadlten uuo
Yiiidteu Der beiaettn Seb6roe b%cidlrcis
beno," nnb sur &ieocrnnnnbme b~ericlben
nit Mmcnoemcntcn
1. 9lbI6nitt. - @S ipiro bon Der MlarDInis
Der StautSgciebgebuiig nerfiigt, oab bic Ibs
fbnitte 1, 8 lnb 0 bes 100. &apitels Der 9tfien
bon 1902, betiteIt reine sItie 5Ir .greirlne unb
@infcbul1g Der Stddtsbe60rbe fit 9ethenbes
itutter BON miarnIauo, uno Die SoIlma6ten
urto Iflidtet Der beideten 9eb1roe befdreis
BEND, biermit nioerrufen lino pteber angelloms
men .iperoen lino fein ioaen, 10 oab ~oiefeIben
lpie folpt lalten:
I. S6f6nitf. = gs ipiro bon Der MlarbIdn.
Der Stnuispeiebeebuue bcrfiigt, Dab eine aus
adt Witgliehcrlt .5ufn mmcngefebte .8ebDrbe
hermit creirt unn ~eineefebt tpiro mo fem fou,
pelde uls bic Staatsbebbroc fir 9eihenbefiats
ter bon liarnlurto befannt fem fon nflo iuelfe
ecIqete geb1roe nit Sourfa6t uno 9fIi6tet
oetiehen ieiu ioa.
s, slbfbniit. = 9eoor ireenb cine gerfon,
aheiboberfbatt ooer CORPORATION bon iebt on
n9 BEN 2eihenbettattunaSs@efhdft i'm Stante
9sarniano ipiomet uHo bepor ireeio Elm foIdcS
sstit1lteo iraeno einer fpldet IbeiIbaberif1ft,
MMtltltent cher sInaefieuter ireenb eincr foIbert
Terlon, Speilbabert1ait ODER Corporation.
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Draut intporen, Dap man tie i9on einz
mai tr9enbpp geieben.
MGus6enitia mar bic &lafIs. Qber
mertpiiroig %geipannt.
@arum gtng Der Namensruf ni9t
peiter?
9o6 erft mad elm panr tpeiteren @uz
genblideu iagte 9eorg Riioiqer:
rSeBen!" unb nannte ben nd9iten Raz
men, bis Die Geibe berum mar.
Damn iiber5eugte er ii6 oberfIG9li6,
tpie es nit ben &enntniTen Der S9iiler
itan6, uno mo er am beften einbaten
tonnte.
ReinboIb WGdter rief sr nift auf.
Q6er als bic 9lode oes qebeQs Das
GnOe Der Stunoe an3eigte, ia9te er:
nRa4 S6luB be8 llnterri6ts-aIIo
um 3p0lf-tommen sic einmaI in
mein 3tmmer, Wd9ter."
Der Sunge purOe blutrOtb,
nSd, 9err 9irettor.-R it ben
9ii6ern?~
n6spiB, Die t0nnsn sic mftbrtns
gen."
Gr Qing unb lieB Die LA in 9ctuul=
tiger 4~uiregung 3uriid, 9tqes Itano
nm &ein6oIO 8G6ter berum, Der gu
ieber 5ruge nur Die Q9ieln quite.
nSn's 3tmmer Dpm 9irer-nd,
prot Mabl3eit. % triegt man nur
Elm StinenOium pnPr ms COnsilium
abeundi.- Stipenoium bait gu
ni6t gu erparten?"
vglee!"
oSauI-fauI! Mun fat bier mas
auSgefreKen unb peiB ui4t NAL tpas!"
Ser Sunqe redte ii9.
uNa, nod Oies cine Sa9r-bies cine
Sa6r! &inber, tpenn bas crit porbei
lift"
Sem gan3e8 Geii&t gtdn3te pieber,
uno CT fiibrte einen pu4tigen 2uftbieb.
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ucbcrtruouna uun SppOt6ercu.

Cine 9ttc inr @"iiltiamuduug uuu Snputbrfcu
uno lcbcrtragungeu uuu SnpuibcteH, bic
felt orm fitntteu Snae ocs Mari I'M Sdlp
re ~ncunScbu Sunorrt uno 5luei in MATT
gclboftcr @ciie bcIhiuurcn NIB r~cgiitrirt
ipnrocn.
I. Ibitbriit. Gs miro bon Scr Mnrbs
Iinber StudtsgciebgcbuuQ neriii9t, Bob ane
6bpoibcfcn mo llebcrtrGgungcn BON Shpntbes
fert, bic felt Dem iiiniten Gage bcS WiirS I'M
Sabre neiiit3ebn 8unbert mo 5pci Dor irqcuo
eiuem &eduten, Der burh bic @cie6e oiefcs
StaGteS 5ur @bunbnte bon @ioesleiitunQcit
pher sur glltfnnbme BON Iffi6nbitS duiuriiirt
lit, IN biciem Stuate in mungclbafter gSeitc
befbluuren uber r~e9iitrirt pllr6en. fir ale
glblihteu Ilno 3fpede e6enio giiliig Iciil fuIen,
ais nb befnptc SHpotbefeu ODER llcbcrtruqIttts
gen hon &Opotbefen in 1lebereinitimmuug nit
ben @eictcl %bcfttporen tpprocI ipiren.
,. Gbi6nitt. = limo cs miro fcrncr Dcrfiiqt,
haB oiefe gfte bonn Gage ibrcr glnnabnle an
IN Gruft iretet fou.
NeItdtigt am is. Nl1r5 1904.
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9~lQscmeine staatSscictc.

Tidte 70 nnaeorbneien 1beile i~uncr6ul6 breibig
19aen pen Der Belt 6es Grlanc5 oc5 gertdts
ridt octt &eruaiter oSSr' 5gJSSgTiuilrafor an
lipGten, ale 5tedte, 9cfiBtitci mn Sntcrciclt
l9l9er Barielen IN ooer auf Uc'uGicn g!u6laB
@etlNl guy Ne3nQlutg hires Ehcllcs bclagter
STEINER S;tis lIo Giler ScrfnutsuuIohcn liz n9tb.
iUsa9iA eteuIel gu oertaufcl, por1elhrtebeIt
3qltene 70 ailsaele8t per6cu oarj ouB Dem
SSaIelgerl6t 4ntoritdt cribcilt miro. ben
. aiisiteuer iraeHb eiteS IcGcusIdnQIt8en Srs
tereiieS na4 6em gb[aufc bon ucr 5agrcG bonn
2age oe9 Saatiims be5 9uoc3 oc5 @rblaiier,
@ltoroeit ~ ooer trgen6 clues Jtcits ooer altz
nartl6altlt6en SntereiieS nab El0Inut bon
99ie4 Ya9teI non penn Satum an an lpel6em
2. 9blbnttt. llno eS uiro ucror0net bnB
otcie Ntte ritdipirfeuo in ibrcr E6dtigieit feiH
fuH.
@cncBmi8t am i, aGpriI 1904.
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Bum @erbut uun Graz. pber @tirfsIipiel.

Cine Ntte sum @iSerruf. NmeaSirnn9 NIB Der
Wicoernnnubmc oes f29. Hbidlpitts oun
grtitrI "a, Der 1iicntlihen angenietneu@e'
ieer, Sitef yScrbrcdben nno Strafen," illis
terrified ,@lihSipiele," iuic int 3iS. 9api'
tel Der Nitc uun 1900 auscnummea.
/. Mbffnitt. - IS iei bon Der Seiesqebnnq
bon Ntarplano oeriiat, oob Der 120s Nhldniit
bes %. IrtiielS Der uIlaenieiten ottentlthcn
Sefete. betttelt pNerbrehett II. Strnler, uts
sapitel Der AIte bon 1900 uq9eIionti1en lpur.
De, biermit iUioerruicr, amenoirt mo iuteoer
alleenomrien fet, Dab berieIbe folsenoerr1aBen
Iuitet:
oas @liidsipieI. penannt Iptnibies" ooer
sIbe little Solcr." pOcr Ssiiriel, eiit Sptel.
ipelbes al9clletl n9rup" e%enanrt miro, ooer
nit ireenS. cineti anhcren Witttel ODER Der
~nittie!it fdllber Nlnittiide ipieIt, foli I,nda tci.
nef ueberhibtiing fir elm iplhes Sereeoeit
nibt outer ie9S @IoIatrn ODER nlebr. ais
spei Sabre IrbeitsbauS ~erbalfeff. ooer 5n .et.
ner @eI6tlbe oeruri6cilt perSen, peIhe nitt
nber Srnosrt gouers betra9en bari ooer @et'
oes, te nab Dem @ltoiinfen oes @crihts.
2. Mhfnnttt. limb fei es berprcnef. Dab
Gefeb fetn fou.
U39-4D
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IN atupNtls
Gine Mite 5nrn gsiberrui oeS 30. 9bifnitts
ppm q. Nrtifel oeS Gnbcr Der algemci.
nen stnats9eirse non Wlnrplano, 5iteI
yVerbredlen u. Strafeu," ltntertitcl Der
borgenc sRaiieu," nno fir bic g9ieberin.
isaftiegnng o%eilelben nit ameuoementen.
!. Ibtbnitt. : IS tptro BON Der WtnrnIdlI'
oer MISUNDERSTANDING berorbuet. onb Der 80.
stbfdnitt bonn q. IrtifeI ocs 9ober ber IIls
9%cnIeilcn StnutSgeietc, Ittei pSerbreden mo
E SiipaIfE uniGfiiieI sSG ri :, RI s SOL, I !,
pteeer IN Strait 9efett iptro, 70 oab berfelbe,
80. abi6niif. Seoc Gerion, bic Mot ola
gSaffe ais Gin IbeiI ihrer pfft6ieuen 9luipis
rnng b~eredltiet ooer oerpflidtet 1T, nnh els
iie l g,i,n : sSGtfe Mot SIs SiI Ea SiTfir6sStiGte Ser,
trdat, ODER Dclbe nidt elm 9enmier ober eli
Notwithstanding aus einem nnocreu Sidnte
it,. bic it9 %tentporir in hicIer Stadte nnfs
bdIt. oocr Gin GiieubabnsS pe5iuI9loent, Der
iracno Elm 8iftoI, SG9onteiier, 9oipiemeffer.
S6Iagfueel, SarosSIub, S6lagring, Jiditrmeis
t6otIidbe gSnfie ireeno meIdcr Nrt CSeScrnicfs
ter. ausgenonlmen) in berb0rgener gSciie poer
aut ieIHer BerioIi ,trd9en ODER iilbreri ion, 1ino
ieee 9erion, bic irgeno lpeI6e FOLDER g5aficn
often nit Der gbii6t ober 81 Dem 3rpede trus
gen iouie. ireeno cine @erfon in irgcio eiiier
nlgeleeIi9sg gSeiie gu o]erIegen. nno uitt II
oertpeiot9uiig, iul na6 Dem S6uIoiqbeiuIoe
nm iltht i1ebr, uls Iauieto Dollars beitrait,
eoer tllr Mot lnnqer, oils 5iuei Sabre I'M @es
ben; mo o1S 8eridt ODER bic SurD, Dor nell
den iraeno elm berartiger Sad berbarSeit
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hber bic @ere6iieuia Der 5iibrlina irgeno
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nete @eleecnbeit oafiir nab 9eibrineuna All,
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gen purbe, ir9enb eincr 9crior c%rnitIidoe mo
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net, bah biefe Ifte bonn Datum ibrcr anIfulme
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13
g~Laacmeine Etantsneicbc.

annapolis Wo.. i'm @Gi 1904.
gSir begInubigeH bierour6. bab Die beribies
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@cfetgebung Der SiBuIg bon 1904 0icieuigeN
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lpuroeH.
@oluiu 1arfielb, @ouOcrneur.
SpcHeer 6, SOues,
8rditoent oes SeuateS;
George .. GperBart,
Spre6cr beg Uncertainties;
Hubert Wlub, sctretdr oeS Senatcs;
y. Z. SnlitI, 9besGleri 6es tlnter9auIes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13
Sttttrn Oon @crit6erungss, gruit. uub SHE.
IttDs SDmpnguie'u.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13
3. & [.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

Gtne Wife flr ben @iocrruf ors %. grtitcls,
4biflnitt 147a, ocS GuorT Der nnoemeiHcu
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-02-07
Bedroom Suites.

Quarter sawed and polished 3-pieoe Golden Oak Bt Suite 72x40 inch, either oval or square mirror,
 nicely sawed Regular price 36.50. February Fur 2 niture Sale price e....................... J Three-pece Bedroom Suite of Imitation Mahogany carved, beautifully finished 24x30 inch glass, 42nc swell front. Regular price 37.S0 February Furni- 9 Solid oak 3-pece Bedroom Suite, serpentine front inch French mirror. Regular price 47.5O February \ Furniture Sale price. q Bedroom Suite with 34x32 inch French plate mirror, handsome suite Regular price 65O0. February E Furniture Sale price ............ Solid Mahogany 3pece Bedroom Suite with the old fashioned bed side drawers the desser unique and exclusive
 Regular price 400O February Furniture Sale price
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-26

That the Congregational Church and
the Baker house at Williamstown are nom
union Jobs.