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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
JOHNSON HAS TIN AND GOLD.
Hill City Business Men May Advance
Funds to Start Plant.

K. @. Johnson, general manager of
the Gertie Tin Mining company, is look
ing for "a small amount of capital to
complete mill which he has nearly
finished himself Some time ago he
acquired the Gertie Tin mines south of
Hill City, and with his own money put
the shaft down 500 feet. A strong vein
of tin ore, also carrying good values in
gold, was followed all the way and at
the 500 foot level crosscut was run in
each direction showing fine ore body.
He has been collecting machinery for a
small mill with fifteen tons daily capa-
city, and is still lacking funds to COM
plete his project. 1t is now proposed
by the business men of Hill City TO
advance money enough to get the plant
in operation. A shipment of the rock
was recently made to Denver, the result
being better than 6 per cent tin, and
several dollars in gold.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
WOMAN TIED TO TREE.
Alleges Cousin, Hubert Cook, While
Drunk Attacked Her and His
Family.

1t is charged that Hubert Cook, until
recently residing near Yankto Indian
agency, in Charles Mix county, while
intoxicated attacked his wife, baby and
and two nieces.
One of the nieces, young woman,
was severely cut about the face and
body, and 1t is further alleged that
Cook took her to the underbrush near
his home, tied her TO a tree and left her
there during the whole of very cold
night. When accidently discovered the
next day, she was nearly dead as the
result of her exposure.
Cook was arrested and placed in Jail,
but succeeded in escaping 1t was
ascertained that he took his team to
the Nebraska side of the missouri river,
where he sold the property, and with
his wife fed to northern Nebraska
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09

that kuropatkin has telegraphed to
Emperor Nicholas that it will be i'm.
possible to hold Mukden and that the
Withdrawal of the army northward has
already been begun. Nothing from
General Kuropatkin later than Mon
day has been given out, but advices to
st. Petersburg newspapers and dis
patches to the Associated Press dated
at o'clock Tuesday night indicate
that the position of the Russian army
after u day of furious and unprecedent.
ed fighting is desperate but not abso-
lutely hopeless, some Russian CORE
spondents even predicting a Russian
victory soon, and one affirming that
the extreme Japanese left has already
begun to retire southwark.
Everything probably now depends
on General KuroDatkin's reserve.
While the Japanese hurled them
selves forward at every point Tuesday
their main energies were behind the
blow west and southwest in an attempt
&c siiveiop the Russian right and drive
a wedge through the line at Madya-
pu, but General Kuropatkin seems to
have been able successfully to change
front on the line of his shattered right,
aligning from northwest to southeast,
to protect the railroad TO Mukden;
and at nightfall, it was reported, he
was practically holding all his posi-
tions. AT the same time he was draw
ing In and shortening his line to the
southeast
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. March 7.-Wheat-May
$1.14sS; July, 96%c; Sept, S9Ac. Corr
March. 457sc; May, 47Bc; July
4Sss G4sizc; Sept, 4S%c. Oats
March, 3lkc; May, S1ssc; July, 81 &c
Sept, 29ss @29Ac. Pork--May. s12.
T2K; July, s12.S7s. Flax-Cash
Northwestern, SISSY: Southwestern
s1.26h; March, $1.26h; May, s1.26h
Butter-Creameries, 10000: dairies
22@2Sc. Eggs-19@19Kc. Poultry
Turkeys. lac; chickens. 11lxc;
springs, 11hc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
COMMISSION COMPANY FAILS.
Receiver is Named for Big Concern by
Minneapolis Court.

Minneapolis, March S.-The Coe
Commission company is in the hands
Of receiver. The assets are ''proble-
matical" and the liabilities are from
100000 to $l,000,000. Judge A. NJ
HARRISON of Minneapolis has been APP
pointed receiver.
The fight between the company and
the Minneapolis chamber of commerce
and the Chicago board of trade has re-
suited in a defeat for the Coe COM
pany.
Hundreds of telegraph operators and
Office employees are thrown out of en-
ployment and thousands of miles OF
leased wires all over the country are
silent.
The commission company could not
satisfy an execution for $344.S3, the
amount of a judgment secured in the
municipal court by lawrence King OF
Redwood Falls.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
FLEE FROM MUKDEN
RUSSIANS IN FULL RETREAT TO
THE NoRTHWARD FROM
STRONGHOLD.

London, March S.-The Daily Tele
graphs correspondent at Toxic says
Reports are current here that the
Russians are in retreat and preparing
to destroy the railway north of Muk
den. General Kuropatkin is said &c
have gone to Fushun after holding a
council of war of 100 officers. His left
rear guard, consisting of 10000 picked
troops, is retiring. Chinese report
that Mukden has been completely
evacuated and that its great magazines
were set ON fire by Japanese artillery
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
CHICAGO Union stock Yards.

Chicago, March 7.-Cattle-Good to
prime steers. $5.25ae.l5; poor to me
dunn, $3.7504.75 stockers and feed
ers, $2.60Q4.5O; cows and heifers, ST.
75@4.75; calves, $3.00d6.75. Hogs
Mixed and butchers, $4.90@5.20; good
to choice heavy, $5.1065221a; light,
s4S5m5.10. Sheep-Good to choice
wethers, S5.606625; Western sheep,
s5.25m6.l0; native lambs, s6.000Z75;
Western, s6.50Q7.75.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
LOOK FOR A DEFEAT
RUSSIANS AT ST. PETERSBURG
DESPAIR OF kURoPATkiN
BEING VICTORIOUS.

st. Petersburg, March s.-That the
battle Of Mukden will go down in his
tory with Liaoyang in the long list Of
Russian defeats Is the almost univer-
sal belief in pessimistic St. Petersburg,
which has forgotten the meaning of
the word victory. The war Office does
not admit that the issues OF the great
battle, which already exceeds in mag
nituds Of operations and losses that OF
Shakhe, has been decided, although It
is positively stated in high quarters
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
5. II. GOLD DEAD.
"A Prince and Great Man Fallen"
Died at His Home Monday,

Sidney r.. Gold, the oldest of the
five Gold brothers, died at his home in
Big Stone about six o'clock Monday
evening, from stomach trouble from
which he had been suffering for the
past six months. The funeral was held
this Thursday afternoon conducted by
the Masonic fraternity of which the
deceased was a member.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
KUROPATKIN FLEES
SHATTERED RUSSIAN ARMY BE
GINS HEADLoNG FLIGHT
FROM MIX iivvK<SS ~

Marshal Oyama's Forces Pressing the
Enemy From Three Sides and Max
Ing Strenuous Efforts to Enguf
Their Defeated Foe-Retirement Of
Russians to Tie Pass Fraught With
Grave Danger.
For ten days the Japanese and Rus
sian armies in Manchuria have been
engaged in a mighty conflict, the issue
of which has not yet been reached. AL
though the most Of the news from the
scene of the battle comes through
Russian sources and consequently may
be supposed to present the facts in as
favorable a light as possible for the
Russian arms, 1t is evident that the
Japanese made some gains Tuesday.
st. Petersburg has an unofficial report
that General Kuropatkin's center has
been broken and that thirteen siege
guns have fallen into the hands of the
Japanese. These guns, which are of
six and eight-inch caliber, were given
permanent emplacements on the line
of the railroad north of Shakhe sta
ton, the fact evidencing the conf
dence of the Russians that the Japa-
nese could not penetrate thither.
In st. Petersburg IL is generally be-
lieved that General Kuropatkin was
Tuesday fighting rear guard action
to cover his retreat, and that the night
will have witnessed a large withdraw
al of troops toward Tie pass. All OF
the ccmmander-in-chief's ability, 1t is
considered, will be required to extri-
cate his army from its present pre-
'dteament. The issue, 1t Is expected,
will soon be decided and a great deal
unquestionably depends on the com
parative ability of the opposing ar
mics to resist the effects of hunger
and fatigue, the limit of human en-
durance having, evidently, been nearly
reached on both sides.
Beyond the statement that the cas-
ualties exceeded those Of the battle OF
Liaoyang there is little known as to
the number killed or wounded.
A dispatch from Toxic to a London
paper says the Russians are In full re-
treat from Mukden. That city is re.
ported completely evacuated and the
great MAGAZINES on fire.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
St. pau, Union Stock Yards.

ST. Paul, March 7.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, s4.60d5.50; common to
fair, s32514.50; good to choice cows
and heifers, $500 0425; veals. $1,000
400. Hogs-s4.65G5.0 500 Sheep-Good
to choice wethers and yearlings, $3.50
G6.50; good to choice native lambs,
$6.S567.15.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, March 7.-Wheat--To arrive
No. ] Northern, s1.09h; No. North
ern, s1.03% W1.06A; May. $1.10A;
July, $1.09N; Sept, 91Ac. Flax-On
track and to arrive. s1.39A; May.
$1.39A.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
SOME GOOD READING.

Say! All We good people
u Surrounding this town,
\ If your planter il broke up
Or your disc is broke down.
Just bring them TO Magnus,
The place for repair
Where everything is fixed
That has been on tare.
1t may be binder,
A pillow, or a rake,
A wagon, buggy,
\ Fifth wheel, or brake,
A tongue or pole.
A reach or thill
/ Send along your old iron
To pay up the bill.
If you're wanting new wheels,
Either heavy or light,
Go to Magnus' shop
He can fix you out right.
He can furnish new tips,
Ties, bodies or stubs,
And repair your old wheels
From tire to hub.
Sometimes it's castings
That are hard once to do,
But when they are done
They are just like new.
He has turning lathe, drills,
And all other machines:
And when you're in need
OF job all complete
Just give Magnus call
Any day i'm the week.
And ii you have horse
That can't get there on time
Just let them shoe him
And he viii go fine.
Sells wind mills and pumps,
The best that are made
Stock i'm all our goods
Is of the best grade.
Then 20 home rejoicing
And bear this in mind,
THAT Magnus repair shop
Is the be-t you will find;
On south Main street
The sign you will see,
We also make tanks
From tsae northern pine tree.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, March Wheat
May, Silly Q1.12; July. $1.o9@
1.09K; Sept, 91kc. On track-No.
hard, s1.143s; No. Northern, s1.12A;
No 2 Northern, $1077s.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09

The school Of experience Is open 365
days tn year and has no living gradu
ates.. Detroit News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25
6eiratbs Giceuscn.

8plgenoe 3eirotbs . 2icensen ipllr.
oeil bonn Glerf oes Common . Gleas.
@eridts aasgeIteat:
George 9uBner, AS, uno gmelia
gtets; %; applifant Somes Gong.
pirtb, Nr. 505 0urbomItroBe.
Sobn q. 9eprid, az, unS Sooie
y. Carpenter, t6; appIifont 1roit
w. Carpenter, Tr. 1929, 9onfitrobe.
@iffaro De 3. @esnp, So, unb
Seiie Omen, SO; applifant @orren
W. gromu, Nr. 2t6, Oit-9oltimore.
StraBe.
grtbur $. Niaer, %, nno Morqo.
retb u. Sobnion, "a; gpplifant s(r.
thur $. Differ, SIR. S22, Ioro.
@olfeitrabe.
CHARLES 8. Gbiuips, %, unb aa.
tie Cole, 10; 4r.sifopt Sobn Cole,
~. oii,g nellie ints ansiaus be-
Sbermi4iL ct. gaaLstahe. 9(nna
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@eitcrn IarnlauS Balm.
sret arn %. ssDrnor 1905 In arait.

5rat al %. 3ebrnar 1905 III 0rnit.
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SdgItdl.
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Gloen, tno niIsgeflor1iren Scnnt1aS y. B.s
gdbn pditeod. Johannesburg Wlartlnshur9
mn Winbeiier.
11.25 a1anoS - NffoM. mad llniunsBrtoae.
3dglidl, ausgenummen euHntGBS.
7.f5 BORN. - Dori, ". Il 8. Gip. llno 91upts
plnis oitIid bon Gntorns0rooe. Carlisle uno
~. & 8 9ubrl.
s.fb 8orm. - SanDtliHie. 9deerstotpn Sancod.
Gbippensburg, Sreoerli. @mmtitsbure uno
81. * gS. Babn bis clifton.
1019 Born. NffoH. nab uniorfBrloge.
gori lno 8etinsburg.
2.25 016m. = glifom. unf Gmerbs 8robe.
4f5 4n6m. - gnfoin. natb llnionsBrioge.
300 yfndlu. SIpreb nnh gSeitrtnltet.
tlnionsgrioee. uno bauH aifoIt. bis p1gerSs
tppH. jppie 3oHeod. 5reoertd, emntiitsburg
mo Sbtppensbnra.
s5.25 y,adlm. G1prea uadi Dot, 1anpuer
NIB grttDsbnrg. (gariprsGar,)
$50 Na6m - 9ffoni. nab gntorbs@rone.
GIG 9.benoS - Nftout. ndh tlntors8rioge.
500 H5euoS - Mffom. nab Srtor1s 8rooe.
giur Sountaas.
$50 Norm. - gifoni. mao unionsSrioee nno
ESQ sddbm. = glffom. mad i%tnion,grioee.
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:. 3dIt ntbt an Der YeuHfnIo1ula.A be. CITATION.
Wuets uuo @epddsGiireau. glb1ugbS, Ode
Gbdtiess uHo qeIinpiousS trnbe.
Aiae bulieu an ttutons. RennfhIbaninsNbe.s
Sultons mo 49albrqeI faiprthtapenue) Citation.
a. u tsipsa. y: y. y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-25

Is. &inf, %; Npplifont @iQiom 6iut,
Nr. 1871 Weit.Y rottitroBc,
hilbert ". 3abniier, u, mo 6on,
nab .. 9orton %; @IppIifout Y. ".
Norton Nj, II. Oit,22. Strobe,
@iliom ). @oflcnbcrAer l3, mo
Oiorp q. 9arnp 81; 2(pplifunt Nm.
s. &oiienbcrgcr, 9}r. 22I Siio- l8Qi6.
in9tonitroBe.
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I. @ogq@, 40i NppIifont NenrD G.
Ntoblcr, Noibinaton ?. Is.
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Is. Sopes, "a; glpplifunt Solrcucc
Sortnuc, @oibinaton, .. =.
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u. 6orIcu, 20; 9fpplitant &obn 5.
0omcap, 9}r- 1906. MorpIouo. 9luc.
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u. 6ribgc9, %; Npplitnnt ). %,
Yomcll.
3o6n S6lmoul, 81, uno Marp
M. SnmtD, 81; 2(pplifnut Sobn
S6umomL 9tr. 3035 GQiottitrobc.
Ireoerif @oiiob, u, mo W}op
0opi8, 81; 2(pplifout Sobn %. sod.
lam, 9tr. 1929, A}or0.2il5crucitroBc,
Clinton $, @bitnfer, %, uuo Sc
ella $. 0Guiou, 10; 9Ipplitmnt 60
cob 2. SupOer, 9tr, 2017 0it 4res
ItonitroBc.
3oicpb 81. Scalco, y, muD Nm,
nettn 81 @iorgio, %; 9(pplitott Seize
$. SbedleS, 9tr. 1921, @orlem-9lpc,
Ybilip Nhlitin Murflono, 30, mo
Nlice Eotterion, %; }lpplifout 3bi
lip Muffin Whirflonb Chicago, BIS.
&obn Grimes, y, mo &oiu Grjb
10; Npplitont SoDn Grimes, Mr.,
1929, @ilfenS = 9luernlc.
Soiepb &ceo, %, nnO @atOe Z.
&omea, 2G; 9lpplitont Soiepb NccO,
EittSburg, Fn.
Hobert g. @ibioM %, ulo &at6o,
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i. Seimberg, Maibington 3. Is.
Miuiom s. Gnep u, mo Minnie
3. &uib, 20; NppIifnnt 9fobert big
got, Or. 1047, observation-disclosures.
8reoerid ". Sobelmonn %, mo
Clara &. Sommermercf, %; Appli-
font @iQiom u. Yadbom.
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9. @~oIoborougb, 81; Applitont e.
s.. H~ifnroion, Nr. 1041, Norb,
@ronomoD.
3ron5 u. Gttoe, 80, mo Ntna g.
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@egwd(er
bOn empfebleRsipertben Sinaas',
Gn8rOs. unO GnOetail.@ eidGfteR.
Sinun8ieIIes 8.
8anfen.

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8rGiioent; S. 9. @iIcor, Rniiirer.
Sormers' on6 Rerdants' RatiouoI
@ont. sol, Ror6,G Charles. StraBe;
Gbas, &. Graue, &rGiioent; Garter
q. 0sburn &oiitrer.
9cutide 9ont, 2erington' un6 Soui.
6up.StraBe; 81. s. SbuI8, BrGit'
bent; guguIt @eber, 9uiitrer.
Commercial on6 Sarmers' NatiouoI
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@u!otp.S traBe; Soibua g. Sorpep,
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9rooerS' uno Redonics' RationaI
gant, @ittap. unO 6apette.S Ctr.
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Baltimore 9ampf-Sadet.G 81

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9ompfer fabren tdelt9, Sonntngs aiisaenoft'
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RsanIanb nxS YeEninIpaaia.8aLn

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6. Glrmon, 2t; Npplifont :. Nj,
9trtbur, 9tr, 4t3, @iruro. 9lpemle.
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&otton, 80; NppIifont &nrrp &ewia,
9r. 204, &oro-G OenitroBc.
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Goifrep, Nr. t22, @cit- &oltoaaitr.
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StroBe.
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&oporo @rop Charlton. 9tr. 81,
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Charles &. Gorb, %, uno Ger.
truoe Mfc9teia, 20; Applifont ". q.
&orb, Rr. 1920, &iggS Apenue.
Soiepb u. &rompe, 26, uno 0orn
81. BOD, 90; Npplifont Soiepb u.
&rompe, gtr, 1924, @orneritroBe.
Sobn $. aramer, SO, nnb 60
bonna Sermoni, 30; Npplifont Sr.
&ermani, Nr. 1872, Siio. NnnitraBe.
Snmes s. McGortuep, 26, rno
Catherine s. Soroel 30; @pplifont
Sobn s. McGortnep, Nr. 1929, So
lumbia 9lpenue.
Senrp Meinede, %, utb Mnrp
8eidmon, 1S; gpplifnnt s. W.
gplter, Nr. 1887 Oit.goltimoreItr.
8iaiam 90. Woore, 81, uno 0tor-
tia 6. Senb, %; Slpplifont Olioer
Mioolefauii, Nr. 1928, YreBburp-
StraBe.
8illiom Gorfer, %, itno Mdrgo.
ret Gofeniperger, %; 9lpplifant
Sobn Hoderiperser, Nr. 1912, Or,
.leansitraBe.
SSobn $. ToiperS, &c, uno ISABELLA
2amrence, %; @pplifant j.. y.
9eSoif Der. 1915, Sutton glpenue.
6ronf S6penlein, 26, ulo Gli5o.
beth Seibert, %; applifont Mor Is.
!Sooper.
Sugo Sdmiot, 25, unb 9eiiie 90.
Mtoier, 10; Applifaut Sugo Sdmioi
bon Baltimore Gountp.
George y. 9iebe, %, unb Dora
g.. Sopf, %; Applifant @eorge 8i.
itel, 9sr. $50, @eit.ErattitraBe.
MaoIbh Mnbbefiua ZIG. mn 9fnuo
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Die ,,TrtcS5pu.QinicH

Gttraiiibe 9sGiiersJtpuie surtb ben aanuI mad
i'm : iibr ga8mittaes bon Der Gtcbi' unS
Brat.sStraBe. Sn Betieriou, Nio., mo G9efter,
ga, nnbaIteno. gluf Bed mad @tiIaoeIpbia)
$f.50. Staiite $500. 9rfuriion, 10 Inge aiils
tic $3.50. Jiidfn6ri nit Der n. & 8. @ifetts
bnbn" $3.50. gtetpsgorf (per gnbn bon Bbilas
oelpbin) $500. Grnriioit On Idge) 5000.
5erner SurbinbrtsNileie mad IildHttc = Gin.
Cape IldD ilHo ia6 n1roli6et Tiunften. SaGts
9iuete iino i'm Niirean uDo bel glbang6'e 5u
baben. Bidder iino gcDfinet sun geIe0cIt bon
Snien fir SunnidaSi6ulen mo Bereiue etc. iiir
9rinrfionen Guf Den f6neliabreHcen 3ngbooten
sEoro Baltimore" ino sRenir." oeren 5dbrteH
nab gettert0n uno 9beidDediesGit i'm. NO. I'M
Snri beginner. Dian f6leibe ooer uenoe ftb
at
Clarence eGriper. sleeni.
O0t-) ytr. 20l. eight StraBe.
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8anfters unS Rof[er.
SumbIetou & 60, 12, OIt.2egiuaton.
StraBe.
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Gheiapcafe 9ompfcr.G Omponnic.

~ NN
Gbeinpentes2iIie,
@Iegante Bniiugier SaHpter sNuanita" mo
sNtlnuta" 1a6
Glo 1pint Comfort hub NBrfolt, IA.
Sninpter Oerlntet Baltimore tuglib tuISJP
Ilontrlen Sonllt1gs) uIt $50 9lbeHoS uno iJIi
men in Oh Yoint Comfort I'M q llbr Wi1rgeH3
lno in Goriolf NM 7.t5 WiurgeuS an. an
t6IleBenb. an bic @ifenbabn5iiae mad auet
4Suiften beS Giihcns ulo SiibpelteII5.
DurtsWiurr.4tnie
Glegante pdifagter Compiler Charlotte" iino
p Baltimore"
mad @cft.Yotnt nnb Widlnlunb, Va.
9dnpfer ~perl1lien Baltimore tdgiih (nl,Slc,
%ttonlllietl Guitltiags) nm r ubr Hndmtttan5 mo
foInnIeIt 8t gbeit FlSoini I'M 1880 WorOGnS mo
81 Hidmoub nm 0.26 W(urqens an.
Die an Qlontagen Utiitlpohen nlo 5reii1gen
bon baltimore abfn6renoen 3ampier. mo ole
bon gSeft.Buirt an DieuftaGen, 8OnnerltdNeu
mo Santitngen 1btabreI, leger III @loucchers
Boilli ltlo NllHloilb'5 an: lnto Die an Sieuftls
gen, SoHiierilngen mo SamitGaer bon g,u,tis
more uIlb an WioutdgelI. Wtttttp0den uno Sret'
taaen bon gSeits Buini nbfdbrenoeu Sd1p,cr
le9en IN Dorftolun mo 9lnOa9anf an tUei girs
ttigem 9Setter).
Tampier ~ueridfen Baltimore uDm 9icr glr. -
nno 10, Sia1titraR ;usgIeritc.
S%urdsgiIicie mao allen RnnIien i6nuen oe,
it6crL Sepdd ,duige9eben uno italltenjimnler
in Nornts ~referptrt peroen in ben 1ieiiqei
Niqet AireqrT ylr. 3t1, Goro'G6aries.s tgaaf,
Hr. t27, Gitsgultiri1re StraRe, Ooet Den Sdupts
8ilrednr: VI; 800, Stgbt'etIahf. Baltimore, Wo
Wcnben 6oter, q. Z. Slisni,
8e1.s 0ei6ntsflbrer. Sen sFaidaier'g gsnt.
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*** Ser BARTENDER ul0 ailfpar.
ter-0erein" perauitaitet uln Gittlpodl
Den 26. 9lpril, feline erite abenounter'
boltltng uno 9aa in Ser BARLEY.
Bnrf.SaQe":. Sin genubrei6er gbene
Itebt oen @dlten III iausii6t. jn6eln
Sran Si53ie MliSGafe, Sr. a. @ienert
uno Sr. ~ ara6ise piea 5Nrbeiter.
9ieoertofel" irnb Der o2ocuit Yoint
@dnnerdor" lire freut6ii6e Mit.
mirfung 3itgeiagt baden. Sofientli6
peroen Ole 6reunoe uno @onper oes
@ereiuS reft 5ablreid rrl6eineu.