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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

US'ifNltNt W GJgV'O SullllCll
groBe 0dnpier yaoiierin 9luauito
&ittoria" Der o&omburg Nmerifas
2inie," ieiner 6ertigitealm9 ent9e.
gen. Die 6botIodlc, ooB man, obge.
iebeu bon Dem perfriibten Wommutb-
bau OeS n@reat @oitern" BON Sabre
1851 fotm II Sabre nad Dem Gr.
ideinGn oe8 eriten 10000 Eonnen
groBen 0oppeli6rntbeu 0ompierS
auf Dem S5enn bereitS NIT p0aig ges
iidertem tefniiden uno wirtbidoit-
lihen @rtolg Sdifie BON iolden ii
m%eniionen unO i'll iolher9ln5obI bolt,
fenn3ei6net ouf ooS Bette Den Sort.
idritt Der S6iffSbqutednif unO oa8
gemalti9e anpadieg SeS trnnSatIon.
tiiden &erfebrs in Sen beiben lebtell
0e5ennien.
Neneite @8fopooe.d as, S,ai
&ronprin5en.
&ronprinB @itbelm lit geiterit lpie
6ur6 elm @uitoer cruiter @efo6r emit
galigcn. Brfnternabm III YotSoam
ptit, eiHpni elegauten @icrer5itg cine
SpQ5ierfdbrt mo in id6rfItem Gent
poi iuuftr' iein8 qgeu init iol6erNitft
gegelt einen grelitein ooB er fait
9dn5itfl 5ertrilmnert pllr6e. Ser
9ronprins lelbit blieb unoerlebt. Die
3abl Der llnfdue, meldR Dem mage.
balligcn 8eiter mo 6nbrer paiiirt
iino, lit hereits 2egion, umo iie itno
niGtlullp 10 gnaoig perlouien, mie Der
aeitrige. Ger aronprin5 lit bon lei.
nem faiierliden 8ater l6on oft err
mdbnt iUorOen, hei'm Sport 'mebr
ditf Der Snt 81 ieiL uno olid Ole
neuelten@ sfapaoe oiirfte i6m ipie0er
cine tiihtige Strufpreoigt eintrogen.
Seoooro'S @erf.
Gie Erin5eiiin 6eoooro bon
Sdlcstuig, Solitein, Die S6meiter
Der aoiierin, bot Ole Serbonolltngen
NIT. 0errt omerifaniiben 8erIogS.
bnnie ab~sebred)en, melheS beablid)-
tt9t bate, oos pietbeIprohene @erf
Der YriBeiiin, nSbr @olo," inter
benz oOaeu 0anneu Der Yrii15eiiin OILS
glittoringin en9liider Sprod)e er.
ideinetl 5r ldiien, tuobreno Ole Brin-
5efiin borunf bcitotio. odB ibr gieir.
bpnpm Is. Sugin'' e~beibebaIten iuer.
De. Bon Dem Augenblid an bate
ieoof) oos @erf fir Die 8erIeger
a0es ngeidGftIide" Sntereiie Der
loren.
Seine @efabrrfiir 9tau.
tf6nu.
Gontre.gomiral SrrppeI, Der 8ou.
perneiir ocS oellti6en aiauti6ou.@e.
bets, erflGrte in einem Snterpiefp,
Geiti6Iono babe feinerIei @rrno,
ireenb cine ae9reifipc Eolitit 80.
pon's geeeniiber ainltidall SIT be-
fiir6ten. Sopon babe urtf Genera
tlonen binaiS genna. ont 8rie9e uno
bege aud nitt Sen e%ntfernteiten
Wunlb, Der itngebeurcn autpano
an gliit unb @llt nit, i'm ser gegen-
ipdrti9e arieg peruriadt, 81 mieoer.
boler.
Sanbelsbe5i ebungen 5u
Den Ser. Staaten.
Der Nenreeelnna aoes banoelspoli.
tiidet &erbGltniiieSr 0eutidIono's
81 ben Ser! Staaten ,miro in INNER
ipeittrel, arriieit @arfmertiamfeit ae-
ibeuft. Soe6en miro cine aunb.
gttHtIg u Der SmIoeIsfommer bon.
Botsbom peroffentliht, in melder
Der abi6llB eines Surifpertrags nit
4merifu inter 5ortlaiIiing oerMeiIt.
Btgiiiftigiin9 btrlanst miro. ge-
tbeiliste 6irmen ioIen in einem
Hnnoidreibcn anfgeforoert meroen,
lire br5iigliten Wiinide gum Nus
nrttf ~ hrfnaau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
9Iottern aus &uBlonb
eingei6 leppt.

SSn Holenber0 S6eridlelien, lino
Die id)iuor5en Yoden ourh rIiIilde
@iniponoerer, lpelhe crit Dor gang
Sturgeon iiber Die @rcu5e gcfommeu
iinb,. cillgei6leppt moroen. Die DE
b6roen Der Stoot MADDEN befonnt,
oaB iih 5lpei GpoeSiGQe crei0uet bo-
ben mo mcbrere Yerionen an Der
Seude fronf oornie0er lie9en. gu.
aleib iino Die umfoiienoiten 8or-
iidltamoBre9eln %Qctroiien moroen
NM Die peitere Nuabreitung ser
&rontbeit 81 perbiiten.
Semi itorre in Safer.
@ie aus &oiicl telegropbii6 9e.
melbet miro, lit ole @eniditorre INT
ter Den Mani6often Oes 1. &ur.
6gAiihGl 6eISQrtiaerie. Ieaimspts
gtr. # o,lfgetreteu. Die G~rfronften
limo %iiolirt poroen, uno mon bofft,
ooB, oie SerdJe nidt itorf INN Iid
g%reifen miro, GA nod Der oltBerge-
mobuliden aGlte Der lebten ISOLDE
mieoer miloes @etter eingeiebt bat,
bel 6ent Die Seu6e erfo6r1nQSge.
NAB feinen giinitigcn 9ooen finoet.
g efor0erung.
Plus Qtiinden perloltet, ooB ser
ieitberige 8enerollieutcnont uno
Goumonoeur ser 5. 0ipiiion, 6rei.
berr 2ltitpolo bon Gam 9 Hotbidm-
bouIen, 3llm common0ircnben @eT
neral oeS 3. boperiifen grmeecorpS
uno General Der Snionterie bef0rs
bert luoroen lit. Gr lit So Sabre oft
uno elm Reife 6eS befonnten Seer
fiibrcrS, Der ii6 inn oertit)-fronso-
Iilhet 9rie9e Defenders olls5eidnete
lno inn Sabre 1881 81 Meron Itorb.
Q t ell nruben in iirid d..
Sn 3iiri6 Iino ernlte 3itiommens
ltoBe Der Toli5ei nit ltrifenoen
Wourern norgefommcn, uRo eS bat
blutige Scope aeiebt. ga neitere
ltnrllben befiirdtet peroen, iino sic
Sruppen III ben &dIernen c%oniignirt,
nm erfor0erliben Sails ein3ugreifet.
Sitlotion moro oils 10 fritiih
ongeleben, Dob cine orBeroroentIidp
Sibltng 0es 8unbeSrot6s ein6err-
len iuurOe, nm iiber geeignete MoB-
regeln CUR 9eilegung Der g8irren 81
.bcrotben.
rouen6ofte d. e
in Sannoper.
Sn Sannooer lit Der EoItihaiiner
Biitbner berboftet iporocn uno bot
ooS entieblide @eitGnoniB o6gelegt.
Dob er ole fiinfSobre olte 4nnaSh 9t
IN lein 3imner gelodt, pergepaltiat
llno ermoroet bat. Iie 2eide oeS
bette Der llnbolo 5eritiidelt
ltno Ibetls im &eIler perltedt SbeiIs
uerpodt ollf Oen 9obniteig geiporfen.
Die Serbaitun9 oes SdeuialS oiirfte
oieaei6t alld sur gt~uffl1rung oes
SerihlpinoenS ser fleinen Glie aoi.
JET fiibren, Die in oemielben Souip,
in ipeldem 9iitber elm 3immer bat.
te, NIT ibren @ltern gepobnt bot.
Sin S6ubmoder, Homens Youl lit
nls Der WittbGteridoft pero1dtig
pbeninas perboftet %iporben.
Sieben Sabre 3ud tbaus.
Ger Yfiindener Seniotions : Bro-
,eB gegen ben ebemoligen artiIlerie.
Offi5ier Gr. 9%raunitein, beiien Ser.
boi1olung geitern eroffnet puroe,
enoete beute nit ser 8eriirtbeiluna
oes g%tgeflogten 5I iieben Sabren
uno 5ebnidbrigem Chr:
ueriiiit. 9raunitein NOR angeflagf,
ieine junge Satin aiif Der SedBeits
reiie ernorOet 5ti baber, Tim iidj In
ben geiib hires beoentenoen Berni6.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
6dmorrbDtDen

raid nnb srRnOliG aebeift obne Gperaiion, OF.
ne e1mer5elL UbHe stbbaItuns bon her gr6eii.
Refine ee5abluug im s,urniis. sHis
356ft erfolgreite Drtrflids gstunaInua fir
aGe ,hrouifaei aranfbeiien.
81. gobere. bG2 HosSisdrs-ape.
31siTsje MID.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
9amburgsNmerifa
-Wnd%
SOppclIdrnuben'

= 2egsu 5H 9uurr iir 9onoun uuO YNris M.
Sambnr9 NmcrifO'Ginic,
81 grooomnp, SEEN 9orf,
Nrtbnr W. 9iObiOn,
t27 Oit-9oItimore:Str
Nm nlten 9fdte.| " aH.f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Yegwdfr
non smpfebIensuertbsn SinaHS',
GusrOs' nnO G~nOetaiI.0 cidlafteH.
Sinnn8ieIIes 9.
ganfeu.

BQttteft.
StrIt RotionaI 8anf, 16, 8eit.S Sara.
togo : StraBe; S. 8. 5ereriou,
RrGitoent; S. 9. @iIcor, Rniiirer.
6armers' ano @erdonts' @ntiortaI
@ant. 301, 0oro-@burIes Strabe;
Gbus. z. Crane, Br6itoent; Garter
q. Ss6urn, Rniitrer.
9eutiae 8ant, 2erington.lunS $olt.
op.StraBc; ". s. Sdul5, BrGft.
bent; arieuit 8eber, 9diiirer.
Commercial ano Sormers' 0ationol
8ont, SoWaro. uno @ermon.Str.
Beitern Sectional 8anf, Id, 0oro.
@utop.S Strobe; Soibua 8. SorneD,
SrGiiOent; SO. Warrfoft. 2aiiirer.
9rooers' ano Ge6anics' Sectional
8ant, g,ltatp. un6 Sanette.S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
NOrDOenti6er 0lObO.
IeaelmaRiae 2ampfidifffa6rt
stuiiheH
MoIt;,nnra ,tttN Wrrt,trn

SUttl1eH
Baltimore nmo Bremen
oitrh Bic reuen itno erprobten, nit
olfen 9eduemtidfeiten b%eriebenen
"?' BoTtSnmpfer erIter Glaiie:
.Rbein" l.i g@rouoenburg,"
r9efar;" ~Gbemnib,
.Wott;" 'jl", ,9reslau."
Die Grpebitionstaee iino Uie foIgt:
- BON Baltimore: -
s@6emnib," @ittpod, ben 10. April,
- ltDr NabmittagS.
,G6IL" Mittpod, ben 26. 2Ipril,
Nahmittog8 2 llbr.
,Moin," Mittmod, 0en 3. Mai
Ro6mittug8 9 llbr.
,SSannoper, MittpodL Den 10, Wtai,
NadmittoqS 2 llbr.
2peite Sqiiite.Y aiIage-P reiS:
=, bon $500 an,
fE -
3wiI6enbeds g Breiie:
Bon 8uftithprt nadj 1remtn. -. GODsUO
Bon Sremen uadl Baltimore S3s'0O'
4pHbrsIie.gLnct puu Baltimore uah BreueH
nuo 5ntild $3.50.
gseeen Srtd6t unO RnIiase wsnOs man T6
an ote Senerals agerlten
u. SdrmadJer C &c.,
gr,ini.tr Scr, Z. Siio.@aD.S traBe,
b Ooer
G6Wuro Saline,
ptftee StB .Stutihen 6brreippnbeHteR."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Spar6onten. 11 ..l8W
Central Saoinas 8anf, Charles,
un6 9ertngton.S Stripe.

8anfierS uno Wafler. IA
SambletOn & Co., IL, SIt.2erineton.
GtroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Baltimore Sransfrr So.

0,F iebt an Der n III,
eibsft-Gde pna eIabt. nub asmbarb JstraHe,
Dat ibre gusftaftune uHo mebrere Subtiperfe
,gdns) berer5bert uHb IN feet i'm 'Sianoe.
Ta5beI bon SnliS 8u 9aus su bef5rSern nno
iiir bic auibetpabrlne ODER gerfenbune su Der.
paden. grompie uno suberldfnee Bsbtenune
ptro auoefihert. f52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

sa.45 BORN, 1850 un6 l6.55 Ranm. gambert-
Station, 300 uno 900 8orm., 1905 aRifs
tags. 400, 75.36, 600 nno 2t1,t0 gnbenos.
0ainbensS tntion, 1886, 1900, 29.1b iinb lfo.00
Born. II 20, 1850 uno Is. 20 MbenSS,
RlHdefter, Nj. HobdlsStution, i7.1O 3. unS
i243 Y. characterization, t7.20 o., 1900 Una
1850 Nndbm.
1agtrstutun, Mf. sfobaI.Sintiou, l8.4B Born.
1850 a1dm. elmbeHsSiation, 1900 gorns..
1860 uno 400 0ddm.
lI.35, N.i5 yormt it.25, 1850, $500 RaAm..
$3.50 hro stt.45 WbenbS.
Curtis Bah, @omoensG Station, 1928 Born.
2nrup, SIT. HnuaIaStatton, s2.43 gsa1ua.
eamSsn.S %tation 1900 @adm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Nus 9enti6lanO.
8idltige llntcrBanhlungen nit Ma.
ruffo.

9iiitenidiiifobrtS @ertrag o6ge.
idloiien. - Sin Dem &aiier lit
Gonger poiiirter 2opils.
Seine Nni6ldoe oeS GeideS allf
Die boadnoii6e 3nieI Gimor.
9au ar6Berer areu8er notbmen.
Dig. - Gronprin5 @ilbelm mie1
Ger einmoI ser SeIO zines 6a6r3
llufales. - @rin3eiiiu 6eo0orq
uuO n5br @oIo." Neurc9el
lung Der banoelSpoIitiideu 9e3iei
bunaeu 3u oen Ser, Stoateu.
Naerlei Sntereiionte5. /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Die ,GriesTpn.0inie."
RsspIanb ans gennisIOania.gal.,

Bulge b~erIafen gortf. Npenuese tation: .
7.30 BORN. iad Dorf, tdaIl6, aisoenom.
meH Gonntags.
$50 so.m. mad DeIia, mfr eoHntnes. p
$50 moo Belair, taelt4 ahsgenouirnen
GoHHtaas.
e.25 aaam. nab ppri, tasIia. snssenou.
men GoHnfaeS.
100 Nodbr. MAD Delta. nur eonntnes.
40 na9 DELHI, tdaIt4, ansgttouthen am
Gonntae. saf ~ 4fiffr
600 sa6R. nan geIair. iasIta, snsssnoup
men Gon.1tngA. 80
1000 abeHbe. ned gsIntr, mrr guHntpes.
fi.lb HosHb1, na6 wtlolr. V2tttipoo nrh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

VdHf l5Hr j;ei,r iu's Tnslane belo,al CON.
HaiHf. ". Ill, ct. panI.straas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

@runoeigentbuHs WafIer.
Rierre 6. 9ugon s. Wppbeip, 16,
2ertngton.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13
Rerdants' e @iners' SranspOr.
tatiun Gompasp.

9ambfers2tnien.
Rn@ Soften nnb benz Often: iebsH Wontda,
8tenftua, 2onneriiag unb Samitae, abeubs
0 tibr.
@n6 grobibenee nnb benz Often: iebenSoHn,
tag, Wtittiuo6 nnb Sreitag, abeHbs Q ubr.
Rad Retuport . gletuS unb RorfoIf: tdgIt3
'lm 8 tibr NbenoS.
Sradbt pito tneIi@ bis 8 ii1r NbenoS fnr : F.
@d9 Sdbdnrtdt unb benz @fi psnor1Iien.
flag, Scnnerftae linb g 0doen: ieoel Siers
gOIi0'ss nRo erooibsnse J. gapHpiep iabren
Sobannobs4nr nm SuBe beB Cong 9ods ab;
Der WsTt,e .npter bon ber WerFte an Sube
tJauS'aberue.
10, O. ". eiatHsbam, aeent,
GbnqsEod.
, -. .. SnrHer, @.sH.,U.
". .. etebbins, B..WR.
9nnptbiredlt eHSoFt.Gde @erman. Bub
Htalts straee. 6rndti uno IailagesNircnn -
Nr. 32f, @eft.Baltimpre- StraBe. U13q&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

Seier-8e riiberungs- aaenten.
Some Srien6ID Society, 1926, Gin
ben . Inenre.
90. z. SbadeIforS 6 Co., Q, OF.
SoratoaaitraBe.
$enrp Sc. @orfieIo @oDnD, 2t0r
Sit'2eringtonltrabe.
8irdbeao & Son, 214, SIt,2ering.
ton = StrnBe.
SeuneB & GapGor, 3O6, 0~it-2erius.
ton . StraBe.
Etirner & GboHas, 2, SIt-S Saratoga.
StraBe.
90. .. SelOen, IL, Sit-gIeaiant.
StrnBe. 44,.
@u6Ganolmlg.
Mrs. &c. Wortin 7t5, &eit.2crtng-
ton = StroBe ., ..5a
Seueriidere N0bel- 9naeruug.
8robam's WorebouIe, Yart- Nbeltie
unb 9olpbin.S traBs. as. Y
@runSeigentbuHts .NofIer.
Rterre 6. 9ugan s. Repbetu, 16,
2erington.S traBe.
Bidders equiiien. o..
&be @pers 8 $ids Co., 104, Sii6.
&oporo-S trabe. VI. Ia. .
al6- e ~ lef,
@aubolo.SGn6ler.
SboS. Wattbeips & Son, Canton.
Gbenue uno Glbemarle.S Strobe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, Ala, Sight
Strabe.
8Ieh. un6 emaiuirte Stablpaaren.
NationaI @nameling & stamping
Co., 100, Sanober.S traBe.
9mnpfmaidinen, &eiieI 1t. gumper.
gSalloce StebbtnS u Sons, Gbarle$'
uno 2ombar0.S troBe.
2anbwirtidaftli6e @er6tbe unS Sd.
mereieri. H
@riffitb & Eiirner Co., 200, Rorb.
PaeaItraBe.
y. Ornamentals 3rapt.arbeiteu.
Sufitr Il Co. iii, R.-SoparS.s ctr.
96aitt. unb airapaareu.
armlirong, Gator & Co.. tO6r-1S,
Sopftns.pI
SreeeIlas, Sertel & 60, 100, SOP.
fins-BIaee.
Sbiiren, Senfterrabmen II. Hauieaur,
Sranf 8. @atfins & Co., Bratt- unb
Breiioent.S traBe, AdEaf
S6nupftabafs : Sabrifanten.
n. Starr & Co., 1876, Roro.g aIuert.
StraBe.
3eitidriften . Taea8in etc.
Baltimore Rems Co., 3tS, BeIt,
@ermau.S traBe.
5rieobofe.
2ouoon Barf gesteterp. Office 81,
Beft.S arutoga.S traBe.
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DUAL BIht E!nfe" HaM Vll
Retu.Mars

1tWsUurf.
Celtic gerf, Ganocn BerI. wet. Fobal
g,arIor < epeife. IdeI. T,55 Q. as.ooag
8fftst parIor alsa. Q. 9.50 g. s.B49.
Rdr!or, Spet[e. Rur 81. fB.52 70. e.bT H.g
garlor. SpetLe, ausa, Q. tf.60 y. aff. 81 Z.
Barlor, epetfe. .SdeL. 1855 u. af'seN' e.
s,siebai eimitsb," eusltIiebIi9sr RuIImans8no.
Eiiltt Rdl6s P1rIort. Obftrbaticrss unS
SpelIesNuaaons. 9dgI. 34s,R. $3.50 q
9arIor, Spetie. :. .Tdsf. 6.00W. e.0bWa
goddes. Rbtla., ausa 3. 1855 Y. 500 q
gon6es, Bbtld. +. 9daI. 600 -. e.O6Md
S6laftpugaoH. Sdgl. t2. 80 M. 1874 1a.
Ser lof1Ie SbInfUaaeon Rnd Retusgorf lit ia
Wi. gaoboIsJ,abnbofe um 1000 MbenbS sur anf.
nahnie bon Yaiiagteren bereit.
W -rn6 MtIaHtie.Gith an 8otentnaeu: 81
mad Ntlantic.Gitp tdaIth.
aae 9G9e balten tn Hiiminsipn. q Gan
lit Gtefer an. "
mt.,. serI. eamssn gsrI .st. subas
Rht.1. whom. ftiir Con. s.05 V. S.t0g q.
8htld,, Nifom. ause. 9. s.fb y. s.ee
9blIo. GrpreB, anse. Q. 2.2OR q. s.25W
Stneerln Mff, ausg. Q. BIO 81. B.f6 y.
Bbtln. whom, rur 60. 6.t0 r. els
Rbiln. @rprebs niSg. 2. 7.55 ". 800 4.
Bbila. erpreB. ..1dli. 900 ". gO5N
SiIet9irecur: Rarbipe(tsede CHARLES uni
Sdratoea'Strabe. 90. W. 9. M.ss0ebduSeJ.
ar. 526. Siossroaeruab. Wsf. NobaIsSinttos
eoer gnmoers5totton-
?. 9. gsartta. gssr. san. 1raHte.
T. VI. Hehet. Den. s9af.aaenE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-13

SeiierIidere M0bel- 2ngerung.
@robam's @arebouIe, 8art IOelnie
unb 9olpbin.S traBs. nia. III
Evening star., 1905-11-11
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. OFFICE oF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington, Dc, Nevenl-
her Sd. I9e5.-SEAIlfsD PROPOSALS will be re-
ceis ed at this Office until o'clock pm the c5th
day of November. 1906 and then opened, for fur
nishing and placing the lighting fixtures for the
y. S. Bureau OF Engraving and Printing twest out
bnflding), Washington, d. c., In accordance with
drawings and specification, copies OF which mar
be obtained at this of1ce at the discretion Of the
supervising architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect. nol-ot1oasxSa
Evening star., 1905-11-11

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington, D: G. until TEN O'CLOCK AM:
ately thereafter, to furnish at the navy yard,
Washington. d. G., quantity Of nuts. files, bar
steel, nickel steel forgings, oil for making gas,
brass tubing. Application for proposals should
refer to SCHEDULE 216. Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application to the bureau. H. ~ B.
HARRIS. Paymaster General. U s. N.
J dfa,s- 2xr
Evening star., 1905-11-11
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. o.,
Washington D. c., Nov. 10, 19e5.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until II
O'Clock m November 20, 1905, to excavate chanusl
from mouth of boundary sewer in the District of
Columbia. Specifications and blank forms Of pro-
posaI may be obtained at this Office HENRY b.
f. MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST JOHN
BIDDLE, Commissioners, D. G. no10-8t, ,eSu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. G.:
Washington D. c., November 8, 1905-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until Twelve
O'Clock M, November Is. 1905, for doing laundry
work for the various branches OF the government
Of the District Of Columbia. as may be ordered by
the Commissioners during the remaining portion OF
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1906. Blank forms
OF proposals and specifications may be had upon
application to the Property Clerk, d. O. Room 80
District building The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids and waive all de-
fects HENRY b. r. MACFARLAND HENRY L.
WEST, JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. D. O.
no93t
Evening star., 1905-11-11
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

FOR RENT-TwO LARGE ROOMS 2D AND Sd
floors; office room. LIST floor, with power elevator
service. Apply 209 9TH st. noll-3t'
FOR RENT-IN WAREHOUSE TWO LARGE
floors. 200 IT. by 80; electric elevator 800 ID
NV no9-3ts
FOR REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE OF FIRE
proof construction aoors, 81 by 81 IT. EACH
alleys on sides. Rent. S190.
R. W. WALKER & SON. 1908 st. NV.
oc11 ,tu&th-tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-31
Hardware Stewards Furniture
Furniture Dept.

The enlargement OF our
store to more than double
capacity gives us the wish
ed for chance of buying in
the closest way from foun-
tain head the latest and
best and placing it in your
hands for less money than
small dealers pay. Our ex-
penses are only one-fourth
that of the same size city
store. Our costs are the
same. Can there be any
question OF where goods
are sold at lowest price?
We can prove it all in an
hours inspection OF our
beautiful new lines.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-31

Way up the Iowa river,
That runs so nice and clear,
You will come to Freedonia,
With Columbus City near.
Which springing up so suddenly
Scared the bears and wolves away
That used to roam the valleys
OF the Pleasant Iowa.
And If you just continue
A little farther on
You will come to Iowa City,
Where everybOdy's gone.
Where everything like pumpkins
Grow monstrous fast, they say
Which makes the milk and honey
Flow in Pleasant Iowa.
Come all yon Americans,
with a mighty heart like mine,
And elbow grease plenty
To bow the forest pine.
When Uncle Sam did own her
Twas but the other day;
But now she is quite lady,
This Pleasant Iowa.
Come, buy a quarter section
And 90 on it there to stay;
And you can make a fortune
In Pleasant Iowa.
Now all you Iowans,
Who TO Hood River have gone,
Where the red apples grow
Now this ends my song.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-31

Cherries from tract this year
are the winners in the great
fruit exhibits.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-31
Notes of the Day.

Prominent among the "show mes"
present was noted A. |. Mason, ex-
president of the Hood River Apple
Growers union.
The oldest Hawkeye present was
Grandpa Cox, who lacks but II years
of the century mark. He enjoyed the
occasion as much as any one.
The Little White Store people were
three with a rerfeshment stand. X.
D. Shelley was kept busy dispensing
Hazelwood ice cream, confectionery,
cigars and cooling drinks until the
last wagon load Of merry makers de
parted for their homes.
Neal Evans, who has just had his
teeth repaired, is said to have eaten
more good things than any one on the
grounds. Mrs. Evans says when Neal
was in Portland last week, six meals
a day was hardly enough. They ate
supper before leaving the city, ana
had just reached East Portland when
Mr.. Evans began to inquire if his wife
had left plenty of grub in the house
so they could have another supper
when they got home. They had the
supper.
Mr.. Boynton, who lives at Pendle-
ton, and who is j. Ii. Shoemaker
father law, attended the picnic.
He spent ~ years of his life in Iowa.
He is 73 years old, and has % grand
children, and s great grand children.
Time has dealt kindly with Mr.. Boyn-
ton, and his word would never be
questioned on a statement that his
age was GO years.
When Amos Underwood was called
upon to tell some of his yarns, he got
up and after a few preliminary re-
marks, said he had lived in the West
n 1852; that he had always haI
three meals a day, but that he had
not at all times been particular about
whose cupboard they came from At
this the old timers in the crowd said :
"That's no lie," and right then and
there Amos Underwood lost his repu-
tation as liar.
The members of the Hood River
brass band who furnished music for
the occasion: Bert Kent, leader,
Charles Foster. Louis IseubCrg, Roy
Anderson, Robert Husbt nds, Pete
Hem meral, G. U. Dakin, Mr.. Fletcher,
L. II. Donovan.
This was the second picnic Hars
Lage has attCn led during he 3tye3r
of4bis residence in Hood River syalley.
He was always too busy heretofore
He thoroughly enjoyed the day of,
and decllres he will surely attend thu
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-31

4 line OF Floor Rugs ranging from 81 to $50, will
interest you. Carpets, Linoleums, Shades, Oil
Cloth, Shelf and Table Oil Cloth, now arriving.
Price, style and quality all guaranteed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-31
Song Sung hY Il. IL. bailey.

Following are the words of the old
stage drivers song, Pheasant Iowa, I"
rs sung by ii. II. Bailey.
This song was composed by an Irish
lad, who drifted from the state Of
Maine to Iowa in the year of 1850, He
stopped at Musoatine, and there got
the job of stage driving from Musoa.
tine to Columbus City, and from
Washington to O'Shralvosa. While
driving over the lonely prairie he
composed this song.
at happened that | was at one OF
the stations one night an heard him
sing the song" says Mr.. Bailey. ~
was so impressed with 1t that ! got
him to write me copy of the song. I"
Come all you Yankee farmers
Who wish to change your lot,
And spunk enough to travel
Beyond your native cot.
Chorus:
Oh, sing friday and de Idra;
And sing friday and dc ra.
Come, leave your native villages,
NO longer Ill them stay;
But put the yoke on Buck and Bill
And break for Iowa.
| have heard of your Penobscot,
In the downward part Of Maine,
Where timber grows 80 plenty
And not bit ( grain.
1 have heard of your young dandies,
Who strut your streets by day,
But we are all on equal terms
In Pleasant Iowa.
| have heard of your Vermonters
And what do you think of that
The girls are very plenty
And for wit they do not lack.
But who among the mountains
In clouds of snow would stay,
When they can buy the prairies
In Pleasant lowaY
And there is Massachusetts,;
She is good enough to be sure,
But it is always in taxation
And keeps her people poor.
And that your land of free laws
Where deacons cut their hair,
For fear the creeping tenants
viii lead them in a snare.
The bees that work on Sunday
A penalty have to pay;
But it Is always free and easy
In Pleasant Iowa.
And there is Indiana, too,
Noted for her swamps and bridges
A man has to have sound teeth
To cross her corduroy bridges.
And there is Illinois,
With her prairies long and wide
With her sister, Iowa,
A sitting by her side.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-31

After You have looked around come
and see us ana you will find inst what
you have have been looking for.