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The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-23
THE CITY AND VICINITY

Matt Putnam departed for Brodhead
Wednesday.
Editor Richardson of Tony was IN
the city Thursday.
C. S. Bliss, manager for Osborne q
Clark, has been sick.
Fred Larson was a LadgsHaith visitor
from Bruce Sunday.
T. Hanson of Bruce was caller in
Ladysnlith Sunday.
Ben C. Lee has mofed into the
Stephenson residence.
Mrs. M. C. Davis of Teresita is visit
ing her old home at Viroqua.
Lester Clark and wife returned from
a trip to Viola Wednesday.
F. H. Zoba or Syracuse, ILL.,, was a
Rusk county visitor Thursday.
Sam Wright was in Ladysmith on
business from Flambeau Saturday.
George Savord was in the city from
Flambeau Tuesday on q business
trip.
The Misses Inez Porter and Frances
Names entertained friends Saturday
evening.
Virgil Scott departed Tuesday morn
lug for Augusta where he will remain
for some time.
VIM. Esch, who has pat in the sum-
mer in the woods north of teWn, has
moved to town.
John Ermy has moved from the
Hand house into oae Of the Newman
cottages.
DE. Getchel, depaty surveyor, was
a caller in the city from Weyerhaeuser
Wednesday.
Mrs. Coba Van Solen OF Bruce is
living with the A. n, Andersen family
and attending scheoL
Arthur Elmendorf and wife were in
1adysmith Wednesday and Thursday
from their home near Holcombe.
Sam McCandless, the new manager
of the Tubs, Foy & Sterickef Bros.
ranch, was in the city Wednesday.
Joe Donald will soon quit the. New
man ranch and become manager of the
new boarding house at the lower pulp
mill.
F. B. Drummond of Eau Claire repre-
sented the Drummond Packing COM
pany of that place III the city this
week.
Mrs. Leon Howard, daughter of Joe
Donald, who has been visiting the
Donald family for some time returned
to Ontario Thursday.
A brother of Peter Anderson, who
was lost in the woods this week, ar
rived from Milwaukee Thursday and
joined the searchers.
J. A. Michaelson and wife arrived in
the city from West Allis Monday and
will soon settle down to house keeping.
They are welcomed by host of friends.
FL. Dean and Will ZolIick returned
from Phillips Saturday for day at
home They went back Monday to
continue their work of laying sidewalk.
A party of twenty young people drove
out to Sam Deans farm home Tuesday
evening where they had pleasant
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saddler, who have
been visitors with the family of Sam
L. Dean in the town of Grant, return
ed to their home in GAINESVILLE JESTER
day.
Ladies' .cloaks weather is COM
ing, our stock is large and varied.
We can please you in style and quality
and most of all-in the price. We
will not be undersold for quality at
Lees Big Department store.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
Court for Rusk County In the mat
ter of the Estate of Peter Przybylski,
Deceased, In Probate.
On petition of Sophia Przybylski, by
Andersen & Andersen, her attorneys,
representing among other things, that
Peter Przybylski, an inhabitant of said
County, residing in the Town of Stubs
on the 29th day of May, A. D. 1905,
at the Town of Stubs died intestate,
leaving an estate to be administered.
That the petitioner, Sophia Przybyl-
ski, is the widow of said deceased and
praying that administration of said es-
tate be granted to said Sophia Prey
bylski.
1t Is Ordered; That said application
be heard at a special term of said
Comfy Court, to beld in and for said
county, at the court house in the city of
Ladysmith on the second Tuesday (be-
ing the 10th day. of October, A. D.
1905.
It Is Further Ordered, That notice
hereof be given to persons interested
by publication of such notice at least
three weeks successfully, previous to
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-23

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
Court for Rusk County. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the
regular term of the County Court to be
held in and for said County at the
Court house in tie city of ,Ladysmith in
said County on the first Tuesday of
April A. D. 1906 the following matt tiers
will be heard, !. considered. examined
and adjusted, al claims against Albert
Eollman, late Of the Town of Washing
ton, in said County, deceased.
Notice is hereby further given that
until and including the 18th day of
March A. D. 1906, is the time allowed
within which the creditors of said de-
ceased may present their claims for ex-
animation and allowance to said court,
or be barred.
Dated September 18th, 1905.
By order of the Court,
w. S. Manning, County Judge.
Theodore M. Thomas, Attorney.
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the time appointed in the Ladysmith
News, weekly newspaper published at
the city of Ladysmith, in SAID county.
Dated Sept. IL, 1905.
BY the Court,
w. S. Manning County Judge.
Andersen & Andersen, attorneys for
petitioner.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY
Court for Rusl1 County. In probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the
special term of the County Court to be
held in and for said county at the court
house in the city of Ladysmith in said
cditnty, on the second Tuesday, (being
the 10th day. of October, A. D. 1905,
at ten o'clock a. M, the following mat
ter will be heard and considered:
The application of Sophia Przybylski
for the appointment of Sophia Przybyl-
ski as administrative of the estate of
Peter Przybylski, late of the town of
Stubs, in said county, deceased.
Dated Sept. Is, 1905.
By order of the Court.
w. S. Manning, County Judge.
Andersen & Andersen, Attorneys.
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Team of horses for sale weigh 1900,
sound and reliable. Also harness and
sleigh.
w. E. Hiffermen
Il miles S. e. Glen Flora
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
@cnifitarre in 8ilfcs6arrc.

8tlfeSborre, $50, Z. Gpril.-
Gere6ro Spinal = WeningitiS bat IN
oieler Stoot ibr Grideinen gemo6t
mo See 8. 0enting, elm befanntcr
SanoelSrciienoer lit oerlelben nod
bios 30.Itiinoiger aranfbeit erlegen.
9ernerfenspertb lit, bob iein So0cS-
tag 5uglei6 iein AZ. @eblrtstag mo
Der rs. SobreStng ieiner Gerebeli-
dung lit. Ger &eritorbene mar in
9oneS0ole 9eboret uno nrbeitete ieit
Is Sobren bier. Die bieIigen 9ebor-
ben boben iein Salts inter tbeilpeiie
Quarantine g%eItelt.
Gbico9o, Z. gpril. = Scr So6-
beritGnoige oeS @eiunbbeitsrotbeS
Or. @. s. SLAB, bat in Der Stoot
finn neue 60Qe bon @eniditorre cort-
Itotirt, bon oenen Sipei in Sophia.
Tern bebonoelt Derben. Sn Den an
beren SGqen lit Die aloliifi5irung
nidt obiolut liher.
@ bington, 9. g., 7. Npril.
- Nod einem 9eridt, ben Der Gil
perintenoent Ser Hegieruues Board.
iueidule olf Der Wescolero- Snoio.
ner- Geierpotion IN Reil-Wterifo oem
GommiliGr fir SnOianer . 9lngele,
g%enbciten eritattet 9ot, bot iid cine
Weningitis. Gpioemie bis bortbin
p~erbreitet. Grei bon bier Botienten
iinb geitorbcn, Der bierte miro mobr.
lheinIi6 nidt ant 2eben bleiben. Die
Sdule lit geidloiicn iuoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

alte Siibner 14c. bis 141ac.; iunee
Siibner 16c. bis 22c. @nten t3c. bis
t6c. 8ltter Toe. bis 1885,; @dnie t0c.
bis 13c.; &auben, pro 9oar zoe. bis
25c.
Sra9te un6 @emiiie.
&urtoffeIn, pro 8uifel 30c. Bis
35c.; 3uderriiben, pro 9iite loo. bis
2Oc.; 8cibfobl, pro Come $500
bis $1,000; nclter 6IoriOaer, pro
Crate $500 bis 1926; 8tpiebeIn,
pro 9uidel 9Oc. bis $1.t5; Gorot.
ten, pro Site 30c. bis 40c.; gepfeI,
pro SOB $t.00 bis $500; Seuerie,
pro Grutc $3.50 bis $500; brali-
ncr &obl, pro Sob Doc. bis 40c.;
Spinot. pro Sab 75c, bis $500;
CRIME 9obncn, pro &orb $3.50 bis
$500; runoe Gii6en prp 9uidel
Doc. bis 25c.; &opfiaIot, pro &orb
$1.OO bis $2.75; @IumeufobI, pro
SAB 1926 bis $3.50; 8urtet, Slo'
riOoer, bro aor6 $500 bis $500;
Tomatoes, pro Carrier 50 bis $3.50;
HuoieShen, Rorb . Carolina, pro
9iinoel &c. bis &c.
q Groceries un6 Hrobt 0.
men.
Sol3fleii6L pro BitlnO: feline Gu
gar : Grtreo Sfinfcn 11Ac.; grobe
S9infen t0s4c.; gaIifornier Sdin-
fen 71ac.; Sugar.Gureo 8rritltiide
t0c.; Sugar . Gureo S6ultern
&c.; troden eeiol5ene Seitenrippell
&c.; Spediciten S12c.; troden &C.
ioI5ene SdyuItern 712c.; reines
S6mol5 in GierceS ne: Sped'
i6uIteru SIC; @cb,S6 wciucfleii6
$14.50 pro SAB.
Haffinirter 3uder: getpiirielt
6.95c.; puIoeriiirt 6.35c.; STANDARD
%gron,lirt 6.25c.; fein %9ronuIirt
6.25c.; GrpItol " 6.25; Columbia
q $500; gelber $3.50. bis 5.75c.
@er0ltcter 8offee: 6. 8. 6. 100
&fo. 9iiten 12c.; 6. 8. 6. 60 8fo.
&iiten t2.t0c.; 6. 8. s. SO Sfuno
&iIten t2.20c.; reiuer SABA 281ac.
bis 29c.; gutter Saba 2612c. bis &c;
reiner Moffo 2615c. Bis &c; Saba
uno @offa, semiidt, 251ac. Bis 26c.
Saba, seniidt, 241ac. bis 25c.; rel
ner Maracaibo 2t1ac. bis 22c.
reiner Ga @ltapra 201ac. bis 2tc,
reiner Sontos zoe. bis 201ac.; Gan
tos, gemiidt, t9c. bis 1875; &io
gemiidt, 18c. biz 1876.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
@Gfte I'M Gpuntn @eiananis.

Cincinnati 7. april. 9lui
9ntpeiiung BON 3iitriftsnnna!t Sc
rome in Seem . Yorf wuroen aeiterlt
s. MorgonS mit6 uno ieine6rau, Die
bis CUR GrIeotgung oes susliefc.
rlngs : @eiudes bon Seiten Der &c.
BORDEN in Sem . Dorf I'M bieiigen
Gountp : @efGugniB iiben, ouf Die
elite Der y@aite" itatt Der g@efanac-
men" oes @eidngniiies geiest. Sic
bleiben oQeroings in Saft, erbalten
aber jeoe Iabrilng, Die lie miiniden,
uno fonnen iif i~nnerbalb oes @e.
fdngniiies fret 6erpegen. Die Srbre
bon @rn. Serore mar Die antipcrt
aiif einen geridt oes 5iilfs. Giitrifts-
AnfpaItes @arpnn, onB Smith mo
ieine Irau mittellos ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
I6fabrtstase Der 9ampfer BON 9ciu'
Oprf.

8ompfer rSrin5 I6ol6ert" mad
Reapel uno @enita am II. Ipril.
9ampfer n@roBer &urfiirIt" mad
Bremen am fl. april.
Gumpfer nYonnonia" mad Reapel
uno @enuo om II. g(pril.
0dmpfer D&oma" nad Neapel am
If. Npril.
8ompfer nglii6er" nod Sonburg
am IL. Gpril.
9ompfer DGotterOam" nod &ot.
teroom om ~. @pril.
8ompfer Stella" nod Neapel
utto @enlo am ~. Ipril.
8ompfer &epu6lic" no6 Reapel
uno @enua ON 10. @pril.
9ompfer n9otier @ilGefm Der
3neite" nod Bremen an1 a. april.
Gompfcr nStolia" nad Neopel am
5. g(pril,
9ompier nIpnoom" mad &otter.
oom am 5. april.
9ampfer n3cutonie" nod 2iber.
pool am 5. Ipril.
9ompfer n@neiienau" nod 9re.
ME am 6. Ipril.
9ampfer ga lorraine" na6Saple
am 6. gpril.
9ompier n%Gnmpania" mad 2iper.
pool am s. april.
9ompier D&onig gilbert" mad
Neopel uno @enlto am s. Ipril.
9ampfer .@ruf @oloeriee" nad
Sombur9 am s. april.
9ompier ,Goleoonia" nod @las.
gotp am s. @pril.
9ornpfer st. Saul" mad Soutb.
ampton am s. 9(pril.
9ampfer .Melebo" nod 2onoou
am 8. glpril.
9anlpfer n3eelonb" nod 9(nttper.
pen AM s. glpril.
Gampfer ga Souraine" mad
Sabre am 10. @pril.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
S6tffSnafri6ten.

.9orf, Z. @(pril. - g(b9e-
fubren iin0 bon bier sic 0ampfer
nGeltic" nod 2iperpool mo nOtei-
iobo" nof &onbon.
GGerbourg. Nn9etommet
lit bier ser 0ompfer o9orbaroiia,"
pon9femsD orf nod Bremen beItimmt,
Gopcnbogen, A. gIpril, - Ser
9ontpfer oSSfor Der 3tpeite" lit nad
NeipsOorf o6gefabrer.
9unnet $ ca 8. - 8aiitrt lit
bier Ser 9ampfer oSelig Slop," bon
Nelpzgort nod Copenhagen unter-
negS.
$ amburg. Ger 9ompfer
y@otricio" bon 9tem.Dorf lit bier an.
gefommen.
SABRE. - @ingetroffen lit bier
Der 9ompfcr go 9retagne" BON
Nelp.Yorf.
2inerpooL, G.. glprl. - Inges
fontmen lit bier Der 9ompfer BAL.
tic" bon Netu-Dorf.
2i5oro. - @oiiirt lit bier Der
0ompfer nStoten6om" ouf ieiner
6o6rt bon Nen=Dorf nod IotterOom.
WobtIle. = Ger 0antpfer y8ir.
ginion" filbr bon bier nod ct. Sobn,
g. 9, ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
Ruplepeltis Reiic.

9eiitb in San 9%lntOnio, &ou6reiter.
Heltnipn uno onoere 8eItli6fei.
ten. = Sort 8ortb Der nG6Ite
InbaItSpunft.
can Antonio, Ger, 7. 9(priI.
= 8rGIiocnt HooieoeltS beutiger
9eIub in Son Intonio mar Der critic
ieit Dem 6riibiobr BON 1898, SIT mels
der 3eit er Oas beriibmte &ollbreiter-
Gegimcnt bier orgoniiirte. Die StoOt
mar feItlib geihmiift, 9eillder IN
Mcnge batten lid BON IuSDGrtS Elm.
0eIteQt uno oaS berrlid)ite @etter be.
giinitigtc Die 6eter. Tim $50 bolte elm
9iir9er.Gomite ben &rGltOenten ob
un0 eSfortirte i'm ollrd) Die NIT Wten.
ibcn gefiiaten StroBen nod Sort
Gam SortIton no etn Salllt bon q
&anoneni6iiIen obgefclert ultrOe.
General Seize W. See, 8efeblSbober
0eS departments SeraS, betuil-
fommncte 0en YrGiiOenten, meld)er
olS0ann cine Heoiie ilber Die I'M Sort
itotionirten 1rilppen belt. 8on BORT
fubr CT mad oent nEropiSzEarf, no
i'm 10000 Sdllfinoer ermorteten
uno oaS 2ico oNmerifo" iongen,
pGbreno er cntbI0bten SouptcS ST..
b0rte. Cine aus Unions ltno COMO
0erirten &eteronen b~eItebenoe Gbrens
iuude eSfortirte Srn. &ooieoelt 51t'
nG6it nod 0ent nit Slo9gen &C.
ihmitdten Ilomo 100 er cine Srts
biine bcltieg ilno cine InIpro6e an
oie perlunmelte &olfSmen9e belt.
Die Heoc mur0e nit entbllIioItiIdcm
@eifoQ oufgenonmelt. &on Ilomo
gina eS nod Dem &oubreiter.2oger
oltf Dem NuSiteaungSplobe, uno Die
&eunion, pel6e Elm 6eItelienL pers
ldieoene &eOen unb perionlid)c Be
0riiBungen umi6loB, nobm ben gons
sen gtohmittog IN Nniprud). In
G(beno pobnte Der Er6iibent einent
9anfett i'm yMtenger-Sotcl" bel uno
belt cine &bidieOSreoe, morauf er
nod Sort @ortb abreiitc.
Colorado springs, Col, Z.
april. - Gin heftiger SdneefoG in
ben Bergen bel &ebItone, Gol., miro
pobri6einlid cine genoerung Der
0ispoIitionen fir GrGiiocnt Hooie-
pelt's gusfllg in Die Hodp . Moitn-
toius notbig moden.e Ebilipp 9.
Steport bon bier, pelder NIT ben
arrangements fir Oieien ausflilg be-
troltt lit, crbielt einen 9rief bon
safe" 9orob, einem Der fir Den
ErGiioenten beitimmten 6iibrer, mel
der iiber Die @etterperbGltnilie IN
Heoitone 9uSfunft giebt. n@ie i6
aus @orab'S Mittbeilrngen erIebe,"
iogte Steport, oliegt Der S6nee IN
Der @ebirgSregion iebr bod, mas Die
Notbpenbigfeit ergeben fonnte, Ell
men B1tnft u%nterbaIb Heoitone sum
GuSgongspunfte 81 m1blen. - IS
miro ii6 oils rotbiom b%eralslteaen,
Den @iienbobn5ltg an einem Eunfte
am Grandfather u~uterbolb Nemcoit.
Ie 81 perloiien unO Johann nit DEM
Gompiren at beginner, Inn, iobal0
ooS 8etter eS erlouben miro, nod)
unb nod in bic Hidtlrtg bon 8cO.
ftottn hnr,uArirdnu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

1r. 1920 bis f122, 9nrforbssIbenue.
~Sauptduartier oeS .9bnIinsW dluierhorS".
Sane unb Gommerearten biuie 5n bers
mietben. @uter Rlob fir QufterHroften.
Seinife 0etrinie. GreisBooI. g. & g.
IeIepbon - Wit. Bernon 3769 x.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
gu perfanfen uber ~ perpadtcn.
Gu psrfnufen ubcr su u%erpodten:

gu b~erfnuFtn Dber So Oerpndten;
SitsgaItimoresSt rube urb 9oftpfficesgbenue;
a0'bei 100 Sub Ser btntere 3beiI bes SruHos
[tlds tpir6 fir elm Gef1iftseebduoe oes aSeuts
f6en Correspondent beHitt tueroen. gtnbere
aasilnft bel g. Statue, Nr. All, ct. Raul'Str.
(30f-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

aorbof'gde 6er aoius unb SprrettsStrabe.
SaHptuuartier oes @efanebereius uWaelo'
6ie", Sineitunoen ieben 9onnerttaeabeno.
Berfnmmlureen oeS n@entenHlal W3ebger'
Bereins" ieben 2. n16 4. 9tenitaq i'm peo'
nat. IeIepbon - WRt. 8er1on 1865 u.
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abam @usp's 9eFfanraut,

gr. 1104, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ser ,Ror6oit SuImertudhrenbe Banberetn
bon @eItimore~ berfanTelt fi9 bier
ieben Monta9. = @ecrge grebnI & Cons
Bier am 8apt mad beutf1er Mrt htreft
BON SAB.
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Ginfis 6etel.

Rr. 1424, Cit38altimorese frabe. - 8inb
mer an Serren al berhlietben. - Getnfte
@etrdrfe iinb 0eiHe. n9absgte.psBr1iies
reis"8ter. BerfnmmIungsiofaI beS Oft
Qombaroitr. Snimertp. 8dus iinb 2etbs
SereinS". gbef.'2eI. Wt. Bernon 4942 VI.
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Grp0nftcn.Warft

1tnteniteben6e greiie be8ie6en iid
auf ben @neros. Sanbel; fir ben
aleinbanoeG mub elm entipre6enoer
aufidlag gcmaf)t meroen.
Gier, pro 0ubeno 1915. bis 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

1tnm6gIi6 . = 0ireftor: Sic
ipoaen ben n2obengrin" iingen2".-...
Nein. mein 2ieber, bas gebt nidt!
Bel Sbrem Shmdbeln elalibi mans
ia gar nidt, DOB Sic aus einem uil-
befal1aten 2anoe comment"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08

Sobn Sran3's rSdder-Strbtret,"
Sir. 1876, Sarritons, nabe 2eIinetonsStr.,
SEQ. @iintber, IT,, 8raiseo'S Bier. @drs
mer 2unf6 bon ~ biz 1 nbr 9dGmlts
tags. Nae beutI6en gdder itnb gum Be
in9e etreeIaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-08
Steaengein6e
Gtcncnefnm

Gin belti6es Nido6en fi0t Ste1e fit nnz
9euetne 9atsarbcit, yInb6ulragen in Yir.
240O, 6uhi uus StraBe. QS-t00
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SECOND CALL.

1000 Seubonro Ht9bts -. .,........ X
$1,000 murbIanO II. Eenna ginf. ~. boN
$4,000 Ss8sS /. =. .............. 90
$4,000 S'Ss9 /. =. .,.,............ DIVA
$4,000 @sB'S /. :. .......,...... bBB
$4,000 9IiInntie Gonit Cine Conf 4er. 100X
$4,000 Cotton 9nef Ser =. .......... TN
$500 " 6 6 Of Conn 4er CTS 5'2oer. 90
$4,000 81 6 g u U 4er (Gtis) ......... 9ah
$4,000 " 6 G n n 4er (Gtfs) .....:... 98h
$4,000 Ni6m II. 9anb beb ......,.....tie
55 alabama Goal II. Sron Bfb..... 09h
400 geabonrb (neue) Conn.,. =. 25h
100 eeabonrb (ueue) Com ........ 25h
100 5ibeIiib II. 3eppfit aiebts. ..... 81
al 5ibeIiib II. 2epOfit Si9bts. 49,. 8
12o @hB'S .. =. =. .............. US
2 5ibeIitb II. 7epofit ...........1 1853
40 alabama Goal IT, 9ron Com 49,. so
IL Union 1rlit :, =, .....,..... 82h
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q. q. M~dermanu,s Sane

q. u. M~dermanu's Sdle
Rorbofts@de Sougbs uib garoIinesStrabe.
Sdiptqunrtier beS pgabernsMlinnerhors~
R.sS .s@de @ougbs uno garoltneftr. Ber'
Understanding feben 9onneritag abeno.
Neue MlitgIieoer ipiafommen. Bor5lq'
Ii1eS Bier Der acknowledgements TN 8npf.
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In Oerfnnfcn:
Nr. 90 uro %, q. s@atlrentsStr, an Batter
~iots4Sarf aren5eno, ieds 8immer, MODERN. Breis
$500. 90. 8ruub5ius $3.50 pro Sabr.
gr. 507, 513 uno 515. q. sWlontforbselbeHIe,
feds 8tmmer nit &erbenertn9. Yreis $950.00.
9r1ino3ius S34, 90 pro Subr.
Cine Jiet6e 9dufer i'm 100 9lod Der 9ruoez
GtrnBe, feds 3immer nit allen Serbeiernnger.
Breis $77b.00. @ruro5inS $4,000 pro Snbr.
Sine Reibe moberler Sduier NIT nu' ben
~Helleiten 8erbefierltngeu i'm 100 8lod Der 3ers
tpoposglne. 9retS $1450.00. Srulo5lrs $3.50
12aSefi ii, MobubauS, gr. 27tt, Satettesetr.
tnebeu fertig geiteut, etgnet it1 gut fit einetI
8rocericlaoe1.
9Gqe obeneripdbuten Sdufer iinb nett u1o
foeben fertig geitellt luoroer;
&. Z. GALLAGHER,
gdutnterltebIter.
Q2S-) Shrean: 2S0S 5airnipnntssue.
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$erlanst: MGuutr unO &uabeR.
Serlangt i'm Aasemcinen.

Suit uno 9unis.
Sn 9r. 50t-5O7, Breiioeut-Strnbc soft II.
Gogts. e%iu6elte Simmer, $3.50 pro 2Sode, eins
tblieBlih Nao.
(0S-t00) u. Sdlmibt, SoteI.
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Gu uerfnnfcn:
Die felt Iun9e beftebenoe gSirt6i1ait CIR. 81.
Sdrfopbs3toao, benz .Durfeps Bort 1tnb Naapens
S6uppen gegeniiber. @utcr Rlab fIr ciHen
ttrebiat1en Dtatrt.
Mterrifen & Mcrriteu,
(9tpriI6, tWt) 100 Sits9eringtorsStr.
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Sentihes Observation-Disclosures
pr. 219, Slbs SborpsStrnbe, inter ber @uffi6t
Der y9eutfbeu SefeuIhaft. =" - 9ieienieen, Die
beutfne 91noperfer, sIrbeiter li1o 9ienftboten
gu bejfdfti9en ipiinibeI, ipoIen Im1 perf6nIih
ooer In franfirten 0rieten an ben Igenten Der
@efeIIf6aft, S0banR o. Wieger, Nr. 219, Glib
ebarp' etraRc, %iuenben, peIfer unenteeItli6
e~lusfunft ertbetlen piro. (Snn28,tO
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Su bcrtdufcH:
Gin Grocerbs9aoen nit gSobnbnuS an Der
Moi6ersS trabe; quite @efdbafte. 9a65ufraeen
bel Gbns. u. Srder, Gr. 420, 4uro.6arcg. Str.
Giubt6-)
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Sn n~erfaufeR.


Su ucrtnnicn:
@utgebenoer @rocerOsgaoen nit gSobH11llS
an ber JtorosGaD4Strabe; gutter Stnno. gladbs
~8ufrnaen bel 6bGs. U, gcder, 9ir. APO, g'pros
SnreDsStrahe. (gtoo16-)
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CTR. 216, Slab, nabe Sofparoa5traBe.
. Bor5iigIi6e gSeine, Gpirituoien Il. unio1s
Gigarren. 9eites Bier AM 3apf. 2utt6
fit @ef6dftsleute bon tt.30 Sornt. bis
2 ll6r gtd0mtttngs. IeIepbon 6. & y.
Wlt. Sermon 300S-G. (D}ar52)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08
The Greater City"

The greater city" idea spreads. Every
city seems to entertain a desire to be a
greater city" and to follow the fashion
set by New York and Chicago in merging
into themselves the towns that, though in
dependent are intimately related to them
in geography and commerce.
San Francisco now has the greater city"
bee She wants to merge into one munich
pality Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley and
some other over-bay towns. San Francisco
is agitating the project of Greater San
Francisco" The cities and towns which
it is proposed to absorb opposed to alb
sorption, because they claim to be satisfied
with their local governments and maintain
that the government of San Francisco is
VIGOROUSLY unclean. For the present the
project will probably fail, but in the future
the consolidation may be effected.
San Francisco is water-bound on the
north east and west There are waste
stretches of land between the western lin
it's of the city and the sea, but her only
scope for great growth is to the south. The
cities that have grown up on the east side
of the bay are virtually suburbs connected
by ferry. To bridge the bay is impractic-
able, but the tunnel idea is sometimes given
voice.
Among other cities with the "greater-city'
itch Pittsburg. Harrisburg, Utica and
Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08
Nerve of Lvnchers

1t has often been said that lynchers are
cowardly men. There is no doubt however,
that some lynchers have great nerve. This
is proved by dispatch from Houston, Tex,
which states that petition from a number
of citizens, headed by G. w. knight of San
Marcos, has been presented to Gov. Ian
ham asking that the state permit mobs to
punish negroes guilty Of the usual offense -
According to the dispatch:
1.-THE governor is asked to indorse policy
of absolute unprotection to negroes guilty
of assault: that no trial be given or no sort
of legal inquiry be held, but that they be
instantly hanged. 1t Is advised that every
rural community hold a mass meeting and
adopt resolutions in accord with the fore
going, and that the citizens form commit
tees and stand ready to punish with death
the black man guilty of the nameless crimes
or of assault, or proven intent; that when a
crime Is committed every negro of the COM
munity shall raise to assist the whites, and
that failure to do so shall be construed as
duplicating them; that the state desist from
sending troops to protect the guilty"
To address the chief magistrate of a SOW
ereign state in this way requires nerve.
The ordinary murderer would die of palpi-
tation of the heart before presenting a Pc
titlon of this sort. The petition was I'M
happily phrased 1t did not ask enough 1t
should have requested the governor to dis
miss the judges and sheriffs. close the
courts, give the military a long vacation
and then himself resign and quit the state.
These gentlemen OF Texas resent the pos
sibiIity that Texas mobs may be subjected
TO unseemly interruption by officers of the
law