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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22
Inst Mhnt ErerYOne Should DO.

Mr.. J. T. Barber of Irwinville, Ga,
always keeps IA bottle Of Chamberlain S
Collie Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy
at hand for instant use. Attacks "f
collie. cholera mOrbus and diarrhoea
come on 50 suddenly that there is no
time to hunt IA doctor or 20 to the
store for medicine. Mr.. Barber says
81 have tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh"ea Remedy which
is one of lie best medicines | ever saw.
keep II bottle of it in my room a |
have had several attacks of ca ic and it
prn,pA t. hr the I"s' medicine ! evrr
used. ;. hl by vi laH,' Pharmacy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22
n,rries Brought Poor Prices.

.pport from Rogers, Ark, says;
U.rry shipments from this section
,,o,a not yrry satisfactory. The Ozark
MN Trait o., ca. did not handle the business as
we'll as was expected. 1t only had a
few of the large associations and when
thew cot to shipping heavy, great deal
nf @ diyerting was done and many cars cars
y, vent nj, into markets which we're q, already ready
trli mIs and the prices we're not at all salts
tIctory The season has been bad one
tar iar'b bayries on account of so much rain.
~ There will not be more than one third
Of a rrop of apples and no peaches ex-
cept in the extreme southern part u ''''
State
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22
ELECT MRS. BUTTON
SCHOOL DIRECTOR

Forty-nine votes were cast at the
special school meeting in the State
street school house Monday afternoon.
This was the largest turnout to school
meeting in this city in many years.
When it came to the election of direc-
tors, Z. II. Stranahan was chosen for
the full term of three years, and Mrs.
Frank Button for the short term of
one year.
There were three nominations for
director for the long term, Ii. G.
Stranahan, Hoyle Green and L. r.
Bradley, A count of the vote by tell
ers, j. E. Rand and Il. H. Hartwig,
showed 20 for Stranahan; ID for Brad
ley and 10 for Green.
Mrs. Button and Mrs. Bateham were
the nominees for the short term, the
former receiving 80 votes and the lat
ter 8.
Carl Vaughan was selected for clerk
by "A votes; A. W. Onthank received
IS, and L. H. Hartwig 3.
The question of adding the 18th
grade work to the curriculum came
up, and by request Professor Wiley
explained the advanta yes of adding the
grade this term. John Leland Hen
derson spoke against public high
schools, believing they took support
which rightfully belonged to the com
mon grades, but nevertheless in this
instance he was going to vote in favor
of teaching the 18th grade in the pub
lie shools of Hood River.
The proposition carried unanimous
ly by viva voice vote, but later at
the suggestion of Professor Wiley
ballot was taken, showing 26 in favor
of the 18th grade and opposed,
On motion of E. r. Bradley the
directors we're instructed to provide
for the construction of two additional
rooms to the Park street school build
ing, and to provide for the cost of
construction, which has been estimat-
ed not to exceed -, 600.
The session was called to order at
2:30 by Chairman Baker, and it was
O'Clock before business was completed
and adjournment taken.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22

Best Spraying Material
at the lowest price: at C'arke's store
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22
Rir Annie Cron ExpecteA.

Lockport, y. Y, June ! Apple
growers in this section are looking for
another large apple crop this season.
Reports from Newiane growers are uni
versallv unanimous that the crop will
be heavy with the exception OF Bald
wins Many OF the trees are weighted
10 the limit with blossoms. Willard
HOPKINS of Lewiston said the prospects
in this vicinity were excellent.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22

free. The exhibit buildings are open
from eight in the morning until seven
in the evening, except on Sunday,
when the exposition does not open
until noon. The Trail attractions are
closed on Sunday, but the exhibits may
be viewed on that day as on other days.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22

Contrary to the impression which
appears to be held by some persons
10 inland towns, the exhibits palaces at
the Lewis and Clark Exposition are
open free to the public. The hfty-cent
admission fee includes admission
to every building on the Ex-
DO grounds, except, Of course, the shows
on the Trail. Toilet arrangements are
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22
Sprained Ankle, stiff Neck, Lame
Shoulder.

These are three common ailments
for which Chamberlain Pain Balm is
especially valuable, If promptly ap.
piled it will save you time, money and
suffering when troubled with any one
of these ailments. For sale by Will
Jams.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22
NAME Committees
FOR CELEBRATION

Over $3.50 has been pledged for a
Fourth of July celebration at Hood
River. Monday night the general ar
rangement committee met in the rooms
OF the commercial club, when Colonel
Hartley was made chairman. with A.
A. Jayne secretary of the meeting.
After discussing in a general way
the arrangements for the day, the fol
lowing committees were named:
Finance ctmmittee-T. Butler. chair.
man; G. n. Clarke, A. j. Graham.
Auditing cOmmittee-E. n. Blythe
A. D. Moe, j. S. Booth.
Music commitUee-C. 7. Early, S.
A. Knapp, g. Il. Williams.
Parade committee-Ra Laraway,
S. j. Frank, H. NJ. Abbott, DR.. +. c.
Brosius, Will lsenberg, E. S. Mayes.
Games and Sports committee-O. b.
Hartley, Louis Henderson. Harry De
Witt, Jas. DeBord, Edgar Button, Geo.
|. Slocom.
Entertainment committee - f. A.
Cram, chairman V. E. Brock, j. E.
Rand, Leslie Butler, John Leland
Henderson.
Reception Committee-A. S. Blow
ers, E.O. Blanchar DR.. j. f. Watt.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-22
Sham Rattle at the Fair.

Special to the Glacier.
Portland, June 20, l905.-What prom
ises to he the most realistic sham battle
in the annals of mimic warfare is sChed-
uled to take place at the Lewis and
Clark exposition July 81, constituting
the crownng OF three days of military
maneuvers in which at least 800 troops
of tie Oregon National Guard will take
part. The battle will he niade realistic
by the shooting OF cannon and small
arms loaded with blank cartridges, and
is expected to prove one OF the most pop
ulAr Of the many features which have
been arranged every day until the close
of the exposition, October 10, a special
day.
Adjutant General Y. +. Finger, in
conference with President II. W. Goode
Of the exposition, has arranged the
important details. The guard will go
into camp at Gearhart Park on July 13,
remaining there six dais an then pro-
ceeding to Portland. During the first
two days of the encampment at the eX-
position, there will be a dress parade
each dav, and grand review in honor
Of Governor Chamberlain ant staff. A
number of competitive drills also will
be held
The battle proper will be between two
detachments, one wearing the brown
khaki uniform and the other the blue
The browns will eutrench themselves on
the hillside directly vest Of the exposl-
tiOn grounds and await the approach OF
the attacking party Of bIncs. The field
artillery will supplement the entrenched
force. while the cavalry will assist the
attacking party, operating from the rear
or flank. The details of the attack and
the defence will be left to the comman-
ders OF the Opposing forces as strategy
will count in determining which side Is
the victor.
The attack is scheduled to take place
at sundown on July q, and the engage
ment is expected to last for about two
hours. The hillside where the browns
will he entrenrhcd reaches down to
Guilds Lake, the surprising water Tea
ture of the exposition, and the entire
maneuvers may be watched from the
Bridge of Nations which spans the lake
and connects the mainland with the
peninsula on which the United States
Enynrnmpnt buillinpS are situated,
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9riefbcf5rSernna Ind sem MnsIanSe.

Iusl1noiihe YoIt fir Die nit Dem
II. SSSuni enoenoe @ohe i6lieBt bier
lin allen SGaen piinftlid) fuie foIgt:
Yodet Voit lit often bon 8 lbr
Gormittoqs Bis 5 llbr gbenoS tag.
lid (ouSgenommen S%onntaes).
Todet-Yoit fir 9ertitIano idlieBt
bier Montaa, ben ~. Slutt gormit.
toos Inn 10 llbr; fir @robbritnnnien
uno Ssrlono 9ienItog uno 6reitos
mn 6 llbr IbenbS.
0ampfer fobren non Hclp.Oorf ab,
menn nidt anoers ongegeben.
Erans.@tIontiihe 30 It.
Sreitag - um 6 llbr NbenoS nad)
europa per 0ompier st. 2ouiS" pia
Ilpmoutb rno %Gberbourg Eolt.
Iohen nod 2iuerpool, SdottIono uno
HSrlono miiiien .pcr ct. 2onis" oorei.
lirt iein); nm 10 llbr NbcnbS nod
europa per 0ompiCr r2ucania" pia
AIlteenSIplpH.
9ienItoq, ocu 90. N1mi, nm 6 llbr
N(benoS noh europa per 0oupfer
Baltic" pio Queenstown.
g 0 It ii 9 ii .. uno Central.
Mmertfn, 81 eitinbien etc.
Sreitag - nm 3 ltbr HodmittogS
nuh Son1oico per Sampler BON DO
ItonL WoIi.; INN 10 llbr IbenoS nod
Curacao mo Sete5uelo per 0ompier
,Waracaibo"; nod Eorto &ico per
Sampier nTouce" oio Can Suon
nab Gortune'SSlonO, Somuica nnh
Columbia per 9ompicr n&orono"
nod Cuba per 9ompier nWterico".
Die Yoit nod &ellfunoIanb, bio
Ioro.S tonep, nno nad Wiquelon.
uia Bottom, idliebt bier tG9lid nm
llbr N~admittags; nod cuba, bic
CAMPO, Sla., tG9lid Inn 1 llbr Tadv
mittogs; nod SonouraS, Gotta Rica
Guatemala, Banana unb Der 8dnal
gone, pia Neip-S Orleans, tGglid) un
s llbr Ibenbs.
Grams. Yncific Soft.
Samltag nm Z llbr gbenoS mad
Somoii pia Son SronciSco; mad
@%ultrolien mo HeusGolebonien biz
Goncolluer; mad Sopon Gorea
rno Den Ybilippinen pia Seattle.
bic SronS.Yocific'Yoi miro tGg
lid gum slbsangs.Sofen beiorberi
unb ole 3eit oes GoitidlulieS 1T {
orrongirt, oab cine ununterbroden
lleberlono 9~ei0rherung ermo9lid)
miro.
%. Sail SarriS,
YoItmeilter
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2ebepoeS @eiliigel, pro Bfuno:
olte Siibner ,14iAc.; iunge Silbner
15c. bis 25c.; Gnten Zoe. bis 12c.;
Souben, pro Yaar 20c. bis 25c.
81 ii d) te uno Gem ii e.
&ortoiieln pro 9uidel 15c. bis
25c.; nelle aortoifeln pro Sab GOc,
bis $500; 3uderriiben, pro giinoel
&c. bis Sc; @eiBfobl, pro Grote soc,
bis 90c.; Noriolf, pro SAB SOC.
bis SOC; 3piebeln, pro @uideI
500 bis $1.20; Mepfel, pro Sab
$500 bis $3.50; Spinot, pro guiheI
15c, bis 25c.; Crime gobnen, pro
SolbioB 81 bis $1.75; aopiinlot, pro
ailte 25c. bis 35c.; @lIrfen, pro aorb
$1.25 bis $l.75; Tomatoes, pro Gar.
rier 1925 bis $500; Grobeeren, pro
Guort &c. bis &C.; gpieliinen, pro ai.
tie $3.50 bis $3.50; InonaS, pro
Grote 1926 bis $500; airlden pro
elmer 20c. bis 30c.; Stadelbeeren,
pro Eiuno &c. bis 61ac.; Simbeeren,
pro 0uort &c. bis &c.; Yiirii6e, pro
Carrier $1.75 bis $500; G%ontoloupeS,
pro Crate $50 bis $1.75.
Groceries uno Yroptio o.
mem.
Gal5fleiid. pro Bfunb: fleine Gu.
gor.Gureo Sdinfen 1876; eroBe
Sdinten 12Ac.; Goliiornicr Sdin.
fen SIG; Suear.Gureo Sdultern
SIZE; troden geiol5ene Seitenrippen
S19c.; Spedieiten &C.; troden &C.
ial5ene SduItern &c.; reines
Sdmal8 in Sierces TIC; Sped.
ihultern $40; IeB.S dipeineileiih
$t4.00 pro Sab.
Haffinirter 3,,der: qefpiirieIt
6.65c.; pulperiiirt G05c.; Stanoaro
%granulirt 5.95c.; fem eranuIirt
5.95c.; Grpital 81 5.95c.; Columbia
u $500; gelber 4.95c. bis 5.45e.
@eroiteter aaffee: G. 6. 6. 100
Hfb. aiiten 121ac.; 6. 8. s. 60 Bfb.
Giiten 1906; 6. 6. 6. Sc Yiunb
&iiten 12.70c.; reiner SABA 281ac.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 262c. Ri &c;
reiner Moffa 261ac. bis &c; SABA
uno Moffa, gemiid)t 251ac. bis 26c.;
SABA. semiidt 241ae. bis &c.; reis
t,er Maracoibo 211ac. bic 22c.
reiner Ga @uapra 201ac. Bis Die;
reiner Santos 201ae. bis 21e.; Gan.
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Wnnncruuac Gntoefnna.

Srau o.. gleiTna, berOOrraaenoe SpeBtaIilttu
fir NrauensQeioen. Sameli follien fi6 In alien
,Sduen bertrauli6er gtrt an MID ipeioen, gBern
Gle Ieiocnb fino, pcroe id ;SRnen belien; SO
Fate ME einei %cin5igcn 5.ePIibIGs. erIeitie'
lanai. 0ein Sdbrer{, oOeri 8efabr. ODER ttnters
hrethuua Der arbeti; 00ui9 barmloe, Sun
tspredSiinmer oSer brteili6, So, 9ripat'llnfers
iorIrien fir Iamen. 8efdllte 0drierinnen.
gicrStiihe giebnlioiInn, pent qelpiinf6t. Girene
hertrnuIib NiuibertbciIung foitenfrei. Gprebs
iiunoeit bon 10 llbr BORN; big 8 ubr .%glbenos;
Gonntaas bon 9 biz ? U1r ylddIt. .3raI ".
4ieSIiuo' gr. G3I, NOTos6a reD.Strabe, nnhe
Gbmpnb fpn. Nueuue. tWtor80.
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Tin McIdicuf fir's Qcbcu.

Nenn Sbr gureu 2o6tern Elm proftil6eS De-
fhenf matben ipoIt, Elm 8ei1eitf ffir'S gandt
peben. 10 Tabt lie etnen altrfus i'm
Geleetric. 7 amen. dlneioerfaftem.
burbuaden. Die S6ule III ieBt ge6ffHet. Der
aofienpunft III gertra. Shiiler fit BITE gbeno'
fIaiien perben felt ont9enoinuIsn. Seeen ge'
8O2. Wsf.ssratosa, Ode Soiuarb'etrate.
(276-)
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Ttuf'S optef,

gr. 1924, Dn8Gitimore .strase. - Sim.
mer nm Serren su bermietben. - Sefnfte
oetrdrfe nnb @etHe. .gap. Bte.psHraue.
ret.~Hter. gerfummIunQsioiaI oeS Oft.
Qomharoffr. Smmertp. Rnii' iinb Qeib.
gereins. gbef. 1eI.-gSDIfe 2552 W.
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Nbam Wuyp's Mefauruut,

Nr. 1104, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ser -Gorboft Smmertpdbrenbe Hauberetn
bon Baltimore h%erfamnielt f1 bier
ieben Wlpiltag. - GecrGe Srebm & Cons
9ier am 8apf. mad beuti1er art bireft
bonn SAB.
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W OHTlVl IVtfO' OHTuENf'
aus Den Glepotoren 5urildge5ogen
l0,S21 9llld)el; glepotoren 8orrotb
1875 9uifel. Berf1uie: 1 @og
gon Nr. 2 gemiidtcr 81 "a, A 8og'
CONS Hr. 3 peiBer 81 35E.
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Nr. 1920 bis f122, Snrforb'nnenie.
Suuptanurtier oeS ~9boIi1'M dnnertorS".
Soue uno Sommergarten billie 5n bers
mietben. @uter Biae fir gluiferur5fteu.
Setnfte 8etrdnfe. SreisYcol. q. Z D.
9eIepbou - Wt. Beruon 1850 x.
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8. epabu's Reitaurant.

! N16l0Iger BON Qerr0 N1rner.
/ Hr. 923, gorosgoeHs, @de s%lntbonpsStr.
! SerfummIurgSloiaI oe5 pgntoHia : gons
! SLa9ss %r. 5 5SS g. Pm SGtenesH'SS p
! 1903. 8. Il. D." uno a9iitriftS Nr. $50,
I .. II. u" Sale nu 0ereine gu Dertlie'
] then. 5einile gtere, geine uno anoere
! 8etrdnfe. U22-)
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ieoer 9(rt, eincrGci iuie perilriodt, be.
lonoers WGmcridmGde, @ebirn.
un6 Hiidenmort = grihopiitng, Seer
peni6pd6e raid uno 9riiuOIid &c.
belt 0ltrd meme tbatiGdlid humber.
bar erioIgreihe neue brieilide 9e.
bonolung. Sogor Glteren 2eliten
neue 2~eben8froit oeiibert. ErObe.
YebanSlung abiOlnt foitcnfrri, 10 onR
iidj Seocr iclbit iibcrirn9cn fam.
Dan oorciiire
Or. @nhaU 0o6crt,
564 @%oOSlunro. 9lUc,, Detroit, Did.
(Suni4 ,1&S.g B)
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Gu p~erfauftn =:

8roeerb s@efhdit nit 8crrutb II. @inri6tnne,
entes aIteS @ei6dtt. 9tn6Sufraeen bel 6bas.
o.. Sedtr, 0r. 42O, NorS.Garsg'S trake.
OPT
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Safub Wtebt ,,Wslpbi..pane,"

sorbcf.Gde Der aofps urb 6orreit'Sirabe.
Souptquartier hes Seianauereins pMelo.
bte". Sineitunoen ieben 9onneritaastbeno.
BerfnmmIungen be9 Ygenterntal Wesaer'
Bereins" ieoen 2. uno 4. 9tenit1g I'm Dlo'
moi. IeIepboH - WRt. Bernon 2666 q.
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Quit uno 9ogis qeiudt
Sn %berfanfen.


Sn Otrfanfcu:
Trei edite Bargains 2014 Wiarb;nno 81 tive,
nit abl6sbnrem @runo5ins; 2l02 MarnlauS.
Nue., aft Simmer, 1eu uno foiia, nit nbl62s
b0reul 8runo5ins; ierner 1908 MeG lob Str.,
groBeS lito ib0neS 3aus an Der Sirabe. init
obl1sbarem 9runo5tns. Mari u. 0rigIt, LOG,
Eit.Saratoga. StraBe. UG5.1 ~
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ylr. GOT, 515 uno 5f7, gtorbtW ontforb.slbe,
!s6s 5imnler init 8erbeleruns. greis $3.50. 90.
Wrino5ins $34.00 pro Sabr.
&oise 9dnfer i'm 100 gIo6 Der Eorb.8rpbe'
Etrabe. ieds 3immer init allen Nerbeerungen.
Rreis $775.00. 8runo3ins $50 bro Sabr.
100 Blod, 8euhpoobs9Ibe. Sine Neibe bon
foeben fertie geftenten bier5ebn mooernen sipei.
liodteen. Sduiern. Gehs ~berfeIben fnb ber'
tnuft. Bltis $4,000. @runosins $3.50 pro
9abr.
q. 3. Gallagher,
BduunternebMer.
t2S-) Sarean: 28OS Jairmuunt.Nue
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@ermiidjte Inscieen.
N1nmc in GGItcn nub SDpfcu.

Sdnmc IN Naltcn nno SDpfcn.
Smrtereriir uuer grt in 9iften mo 9opfer
miro fir Sefordiions5pede e~elicfcrt. Mcine
SniectieioeS uno Snietieni0oter o~erit(geu llnacs
8ieier aller Wrt nuf FtlGn5en uno 8emiiiett u6cr
@eiIiigelsS tIuen; feiH Silt. Senoet ppr mes
gen eirfuIar. Igenten fir Stuot uno qaro
geiudt.
@n. Z. Gorie,
stnelair.Rnrierp,
9tr. 213. Noros9aIoertS traBe, Baltimore.
(Wlai24 ,1&S,1O
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subu Hraus's ..sd6er.oerterae..

Sphu Sran$'B rgdder.3erterse,@
Nr. 135, Sarriions, nnbe aertnafon.Str.,
Geo. 9iintber, IT,. 8rdusgo'S Bter. agars
mer 2unfb bon IL bis 1 ibr Na6mtt,
tags. Mue bentf6en Bidder itnb aunt BE.
tute etngelaoen.
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Webrere mooerne 8tpeiftodige Sdufer an eus
fer Gage. Ieidte Yeoingungen. 9ia66ufragen
bel ehas. ". Seder, 8r. 420, 3oros6arep.s Str.
OFF,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

llntenitebenoe greiie be8ieben iid
allf ben @neros.Sanbcl; fir Den
G~lcinbanoel miiB Elm entipredenoer
Iufid)lag gemad)t neroen.
Gier, pro Gubeno 1915. bis 17c12.
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to8, 9emiidt, 1915. bis 20e.; Iio,
0cnniidt, 1875. bis 19c.
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8altimorCr Warftbcridltc.

Baltimore 10. Sunt 1905.
NJ cb l.-3uiubr 4119 SGiier; ein'
idlieBlih - 6Giier SIT 2ocuit.Eoint
uno 1870 6Giier SIT Canton. aiiiten.
pcrionOt --6Giier, Die Notirun.
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IS SsgsS 81. -. .. .............. S4
50 eeuboaro Sfo Gree ftocf) ...... ssa
100 Seubparo (neue) I. 8fo........ s3i4
10 Senbodro (neue) 2. GLIB. 50&
7 Seabonro (neue) 2. 9to........ 80
X 100 Baltimore Brief Com =. ...... ~
7 5enboarN (neue) Com ........ %
10 u Is g OF Conn ...............4O0
100 Seaboaro Com Gree itoc) ..... 20
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Rr. 216, 9lnbs, Habe Somaro- StraBe.
gor5iigIi6e @eine, Gpiritioten u. uniors
9iearren. Neftes Bier um 8apf. 2unih
fir 8eihdttsIeute bon 11.30 BORN. bis
Q ubr 9ta6miitags. 1eIepboH 6. & g.
Wtt. Berfpn 300S-T. (Wldr82)
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apieph afiiuenarr,s Chic.

ellis Galuertou.8 uas, nabe Sreoertd .aue.
Die beiten Beine i'm g9eitenb. MabIs
5eiteu 5l ieoer 3eit. @eihiiteIunf6 eille
Spe5inlitdt. - S~auptauartier oes Gar
routun,grbeiters Wldnnerdors".
(glpril20,1O
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W ol@. 3uIllDr oO2o Tllld)eI,
Serlonot bon ben Glepotoreu 1854
9uihel; Gleuotoren q. Sorrotb 71,4O7
@uihel. @erfGuie: 10000 9uid)el
Sllli 81 IS.
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lluterrtdt

fit sEtber, @nItnrre NIB Dlanoullne eribeiIi
bis sur bDhiten gliSbilonng 8. Stndmeter,
or. 1901, Yarf.Apenue - iarpIanosIeIepbon
nobert All; 6. & B..IeIepbon Wtaotfon t16t ~.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

Norsct.&de Soueb. un6 Garoiinesefrabe.
S~auptoudrtler bes ~BapernsWdnner6ore-.
g. O.s@de Souebs uno @aroltneitr. Bers
etnsberiummlure ieoen 9onrerItag Hbenb.
Reue MitgIieber ptufonren. Borsiias
ltteS Bier Der gutinnaIs Brdueret tnt 3apf.
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4n p%erfaufeu:

ur S,ne shie @sieaenoeii; i52s uno l5So; POI.
In tetnem 3~uiinnoe. % bel $50 SUB; riiiten
b%erfauit luerberL nm einen gIa6InB nb5uuidcln.
Nab6utragen bel 6bas. ". Neder, 1r. 420, 8..
6areg' Strake. 0eioe IeIepbons. U272
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gerlaust i'm %Aasemeinen.
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1eutifes Nrbeits. glahipeiiunsS.S breau,
Nr. 2f9, Glib burpsStrGBe. inter Der MuIiitht
Der .Seniifen @efeuihaft. " - 2ieicniaen. Gle
oeutfbe SaHoperfer. grbeiter uno Sienitboten
5u beihIftigen piinfhen, noaen ih peri0nIih
ODER in iranfirien Nrieten an ben slgenten Der
@efenfhnft. 3Obanu I. @eNer, Rr. 2t9, Sio.
SHARP, Strabr. luen0en, melher uneIltgeltlih
gusfunit ertbeileu miro. Spre1iiltnoeu bon 1
his 8 ubr. (San2s ,l3
0uit NIB 9ogis leindt
alf Dem 0nnoe bon etner 9Sitttue nit 12sidbris
peIn Sobne, in elmer Pribats Sdmilie. Sifcrten
inter 9biffre arau G." an Den u5entidcu
Gorrefppnormten" erbeten. QG7-O
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Smporteitre uno GneruS. Qtou6rs gambler,
659-661, g9eit,Braits, rabe 8ennsStr.,
Baltimore, Wo.
6. & Y.s9elepbon - Soutb 1913 D.
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Nr. 1922, DftsVrnttsStrabe.
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ft6 ieben eriten Stenftns I'm MoHat In
Der SaIe. Sane fit 8eretne unb Self
lt6ieiten al bermtetheH.
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@ei5eu. 3niubr sol 9uihel;
8erionot bon ben Glepotoren 1854
@uIhel; Glcpotoren.8 orrotb 56,4O2
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-11-03

,,o,tod them, as officer HaFrinp.o.
l,nav Carroll to be a recent o'," sad
NJ ~ ,ha state prison where na'
sarred a term of four years ,o' W.
.IIorv on the following evening ,ae
wore arrested at Workmans sad va
and taken to the jail. Each one a q
a d nrin n containinGs2o4 in'silver,a ana
a other $500 in bills. This money >
Y"+ y hands of Sheriff Anderson may
vet be the subject of litigation
Word has been received here OF III.
marriage of two former residents u
tonr city. b%oth.young people u, "a
tended acquaintance. AT "1,.o'p =,
Michigan, on october 4th, W. r
roster was united in marriage v "
vivian McCurdy, a niece of II.
,ndrns Of Aberdeen. Miss McCurnS
visited here for over a year with nel
uncle, leaving about a year age lo'
Nor home in Michigan. Mr.. rosie
was in the employ of Harry FOSTER II
the harness business for several years
He is now living with his BRIDE a
Salem, Oregon, where he is 10 'h'
grocery business.