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the orders for the fun amount of So, 100
were turned over to him i'm lieu of the
vouchers which were said 70 have been
lost. Those were the orders signed BY
the secretary. but purported to have
been signed By Chairman Wells Mr..
sherman. i'm the presence of the wit
less informed Mr.. Cannon that such
proceeding was impossible. but h =
was willing to turn them over 10. him.
tMr. Johnson) and the latter could do
as he pleased in the ma tier This pro-
position Mr.. Johnson declined. Suisse
quently John @ Cannon's attorney de-
Taanded the orders and when he was
refused asked that they be deposited
in a bank, agreeing that the witness
should keep the key to the box. John
NJ. Cannon told him that there were
some vouchers missing and he ex-
pressed himself as being willing to
make good the amounts, but he insisted
on having the orders.
Numbers of the Forged Orders.
Continuing The witness said:
4 declined again to grant Mr.. Can
mons request. but | consented to take
a memorandum of the orders desired.
The numbers were: IS. a.. A. As. So,
Ill, ia, 121. 1874. 1876. 12S. 1872. I34, 159.
100. 161. 1s2. 1853. III. 172 and 1T3.
These numbers repress nted the or
ders turned over to me finally by Mr..
sherman and they are the same de-
n1anded by John NJ. Cannon and his
attorney. I do not know OF any other
1rregularity on the part of the secre-
tary."s
Mr.. johnson was excused for few
moments and Ex-Governor Wells re-
sumed his testimony, having completed
his search among the orders for those
alleged to have been forged. This was
the most interesting moment of the
examination The witness had quite a
little eunch in hrs hand as he resumed
his place in the witness box. but the
next moment turned them over to Mr.
Smith. The latter then read each one
and il was soon observed that the num-
bers tailed with those given by Mr..
johnson during his examination. The
following is the list:
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zone. It is the only way known to kill
germs in the body without killing the
tissues, too. Any drug that kills germs
is a poison, and it cannot be taken in
ternally. For that reason, medicine is
almost helpless in any germ disease,
while LiquozOne is almost certain. We
proved this fact for years, through
physicians and hospitals, in thousands
oe the most difficult cases obtainable-
Then we paid S100, 900 for the American
rights-the highest price ever paid for
any discovery used in the cure of sick
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WESTERN PATENTS.

Especial to The Herald)
Washington, Feb. 21.-The following
patents have been issued:
Utah-Irvin T. AlyOrd, Pleasant
View, puzzle key ring; Lewis A Hatch
Salem, beet digger or pillow suIky.
Wyoming-ChauncyA A. Murray, Cum
berland, button.
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Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases
All that medicine can do for these
troubles is to help Nature overcome
the germs and such results are indirect
and uncertain. LiQuOzone attacks the
germs, wherever they are. And when
the germs which cause q disease are
destroyed. the disease must end, and
forever. That is inevitable.
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Che Giflery-DcIltles
Dinner
$50 to $50 p. m

Bike Points on Half Shell
Clear Green Turtle. a la Victoria
Consomme, aux Trois Racine
Stuffed Olives India Chutney
Chow Chow Celery
Crab Meat la Richelieu, en- Case
Saute of Oysters, a la Delmonico
salpicon, aux Capon. la PURGE Verte
Salmi of Game. la TaIyrand
Spanish Puffs, aux Cherry GIace
Braised Tom Turkey,
Rhode Island style
Larded Filet de Boueff
Ia Washington
F'Iageolet. a la Maitre d'HotcI
Dreamed Mashed Potatoes
shrimp Salad rEmery- Holmes
Washington Punch
Annie Pic Lemon Meringue Pie
Ne- England Plum Pudding.
with Hard and Brandy Sauce
Cafe Parafait Fruit Cake
Strawberry Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
Assorted Nuts
Cafe Noir
wednesday. February p. 1905.
Special Brew Export Beer. Splits loc-
Music Furnishes ~ Donelsonssl
Orchestra.
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ArTEMPT no WRECK rRAlN.

Emporia, Kan, Feb. 2I-An at
tempt was made last night to wreck the
Santa Fe passenger No. 9, half a mile
east of Emporia. The train. while
running sixty miles an hour. struck a
pile of ties The shock threw the pas
sengers out of their seats. No trace of
the wreckers was found.
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Soc. Bottle Free.

If you need Liquozone, and have
never tried il, please send US this cou-
pom. We viii then mail YOU an order
on a local druggist for a full-size bot
tie, and we viii pay the druggist our
selves for it. This is our free gift. made
to convince you; to show you what
Liquozone is, and what it can do In
Justice 10 yourself please accept il to-
day, for it places you under no obliga-
ton whatever.
Liquozone costs soc and 81.
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ATTENTION, ELkS.

All members b. P. o. EIks No. IS are
arnestly requested to attend the fu-
neral services of Brother Peter T. Hud-
dart at the Elks lodge room at .. m.
today. p. p. CHRISTENSEN.
a. w. RAYBOULD. Exalted Ruler
Secretary
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pEWEY MUCH RErrER.

Washington. Feb. 21.-Admiral Dewey
who has been suffering from q cold for
the past few Gays. was reported to be
much better today, but is not yet able
TO leave his house.
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FACTS THAT TELL

January net increase in subscribers,
49, Total subscribers in Salt Lake City
Feb. l, 1872. Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company
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Burnett's Vanilla

Is pure Don't let your grocer work
off a cheap and dangerous substitute
Insist on having Burnetts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-22
AT cHRIsTENsEN's.

Washington's Birthday matinee and
ball, to S:3e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-22

AT moderate prices. George G. Doyle &
Co.. 2l1 State street. Phone l62
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-22

All diseases that begin with fever-aH
infiammation-au catarrh-ail CONTAGIOUS
diseases-an the results of impure or pol-
SOned blood.
In nervous debility Liquezone acts as a
vitalizer, accomplishing what no drugs
can do
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SLIM PROSPECT
FOR MEASURE

tContinuea trom Page y
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Continued from Page -
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CUT OUT THIS COUPON

Any physician or hospital not Vet using
LiduOzone viii be gladly supplied for
test,
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Srano in cincr Giiigfabrif.

2cpis elmer & CONS @%iiigfa6rif an
Der YreIioent, uno Stiles troBe
pom 8euerodmon beim9eiudt. -
S6ooen ctma $1,000, oirrf Ser
iiderutg 9eOedt. - GngeItelltc bel
Der Rettl1tgsarbeit.
9lits unbefonnter llriod1e, mobr'
iheinlih ober Selbitent3iin0ung, cnt,
Itono geiteru No6mittog in Der Giiig.
fnbrif bon 2epis elmer & Son, Gde
BreIioent, uno Stile8.S traBe, elm
Brand, Der cine 3cit lang orobte, nod
einen be0eutenoeren llmfong olt5ll.
nebmen ull0 mebrcre on~gren5enOe @ez
b1itoe, oorltnter Die 8erfe ser y9olti-
more @oIte So" II. Die @iIengieberei
bon SomeS Bates & 50. in Brand 5lt
Ieben. Gnblid gelong .eS, Die Slam.
men 81 l0iden, nnd)oem tie Shooen
i'm 8etroge bon $4,000 ongeri6tet
botten, Der Ourh &eriiderung BON
$4,000 geoedt lit.
Ger 9rano entltono IN einem So.
gerroum i'm oritten Stofperfe oeS
@ebGitoes in elmer QuontitGt Mois,
Die crit Dor 5tuet Sogen BORT ollfge-
ltollt fpilroe. NlS mebrcre IngciteQte
Ser Sirmo Die Slonmncn elttoedtcn,
botten bieielbcn bereits 6eoeutcn0en
llmfong ongeitonmen, ltn0 Tie Der.
iufter, beS 9ronoes Ser 81 mer0cn,
m1breno Boli5iit Did, Gonmoub
bonn 8oiten Nr. t46, Albcmorles unb
Stiles.S traBe, einen 6euerolarm o6.
ianote. Die 5eitcrluebr lpor prompt
am Blote, ood) bottc Ger 9rono id,or
beoelteno lpeiter INN iih gegriifen,
nno Die 6lommen bobnten iid einen
@eg in oaS 5lpeite Stoducrf binob,
nodoem lie Den 0ofitl6l bereitS
Ourhbrod)cn botten. Die 5%ellerluehr.
lelte botten alle Wiibe, at perbinoern,
Dab Die 8lommen Die @iiigbebGlter
I'M erIten Stodluerfe er9riffen. Die
Gngeitelten Der 6irma orbeiteten
Giberit energiid, INT Die leeren uno
nolen 6Glier Dor Dem @ebauoe ltno
I'M Snltern oeiieIben IN Si6erbeit 81
brinoen. Die Giiigfo6rif lpllroe lett
1878 IN Dem @ebGiloe betrieben; fri.
Der lpitroe es BON Maion & So. aIs
91derei benutt.
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mite ii6ernieien ST. merben; er itebt
IN llebereinltimnung nit Dem Ser
ipreden, oas ieiner Belt Den BON oeit
&erdnoerun9en betroffcneu 9iirgcrn
bon Seiten Der Sto0t gemodt muroc.
Noti3en.
Sn criten &otbs5peige wurOen Die
Seroromngen ongenommen, Die 8e=
bGlter Der Geiniger Der WfGrfte 5lt ers
boben, 10 ooB oieiel6en onitutt 500
un9efdbr $50 pro Monot erbolten,
uno Sobn e. 9rouslep gum Gonito6s
Ter Der 5lpeitcn MnrO SIT ernemten.
DIS Gomite fiir @oiierOeriorgung
beridtete I'M eriten 3Deige Die Ser
oronung giinitig ein, oen Srinfbruns
men an Ser @fe bon Trott- ulO Gon-
CORDS troBe nod Der Gde bon Brotts
StraBe uno @eits8oIls .2locn1e 5t
D%erlegen.
Die Geror0mmg, eilen orteliIden
Drummer i'm n&iperiioe . Eorf" SIT
graben AM 10. 0e5ember ouf Den
Gid 9elcgt, lullroe 9~eitern aui Ir-
trog Oes Srn. Sonier pon oemielben
gcnonmen unO bon oieiem oobin
omenoirt, ooB oie oo5ll u6tbi9en
5000 aus ocn Steuereintu6men unO
uidt ans Dem Yorffono entllommen
weroen ioaelt.
Dds Staotrat6S : Gontite fir Ser
febrsipe9e miro nGfiten Wontog cine
Sibung bolteu uno oie ieit Dem T..
Sanuar eiugereidten Geroronlmgcn
iiir Neupfloiterung bon StroBeu be.
ratben.
Cine 0ffentlide Situng miro OoS
Stootrotbs 3 Gomitc fir Yoli5cipe-
icu am 8ienitog Abeno nGditer $50
DIE in Der &onmer OeS eriten &ntbS.
5lueigeS boItcn ltno ben 9efiirlporteru
mo @cgnern Ser 8oS-Geroronung
oeS Srn. Soiepb Sdreiber @eIegeR-
belt geben, iif aus5uipreden.
ga Der erite 3meig nidt ~poll5dblig
mar, fonnte bic SrottoirsS erorOnung
niht poiiirt meroen, uno in 6olgc
oeiien muB Der Staotrotb bette
9lbenb Wieoer 5uiammentretcu.
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Ser 8ouoerncur miro NOR
gen, 9onnerItog, nidt in Nnnopoli8
lein fonnerl oo er IN @ei60ften llod)
Netp : Uorf 9eben muBte. aae fir
morgen eingelouicnen @ei66fte lper.
ben om 0onneritog, Den 80. W1r5,
erleoigt iperben.
niles mteoer 6ei'm Iltcn.
- Bum eriten Ytale felt Dem grpBen
granoe oorigeS Sobr fobren belltc
Die WaggonS Der .9foluno : Yorf.
SigblonOtomn." uuo Ser Grilio.Sil.
NIuenue : Clinic" ruieocr ii6er lire at.
ten @eIeiic in Der ErottItroBe, 5lpi
iten Grcter. mo 9onoitroBe.
9libenOeS 81 Of t > q e.
d q t. = Sic Baltimore : ohio.
9obn" b%eforocrte am SomItoa 49,
GOO belooenc un0 5000 leere ISrod)t.
8oagonS iiber lire 2inien. 0ieieS
lit Die groBtc Srohtbeforberung in
"a Stunoen in Der @eid)idte Der
9obn. 40 Bro5ent oopon beltono IN
&oblen aus Den Goblenfeloern BON
Eenniplponien, Worplono uno @elta
Sirginien, mo 3lpor nod Dem Often.
@eitlid mliroe Defenders Gofe beior.
oert.
Gin 9oltimorer M SoI0
Scr rniii de He9ierung.-
Gle bier Sofe : Sub . Worineboote.
lpelbe fiir5lih nod TliBlolto geionot
wuroen, iueroen bon Srn. Soiepb &.
3. MteobS bon Hr. 1920, Horo.9ono
StroBe, 5uiommengeiebt merben.
Sr. Wenbs reiite geItern slbeno nod)
Nelp : Dorf ob unb miro bon bort
nit Dem Gompfer n9ronprinS @iI.
bclml" nod 9renlcn fobren ilno per
Sobn Die Heiie nod 2iboil on Der
Office fortieten. no er Die llnteriec.
goote, Die in Stiiden oortbin geionot
puroen 5liommenieben iuirb. 0ie
goote murben inter Der 9lufiift bon
Capt. Simon Safe, einem friiberen
9oltimorer niib erfinoer Ser 2ofe,.
id)en iinterieeiid)en Sorpeooboote, &c.
bout. Sr. Meoos lit elm Woihiniit
eriten Hanaes.
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&arl q. 81. Sdlofb,
Servings Wettrennen.

sir bic Sriibinbrs : Rennen oeS
nWaibineton Sodep : Club" 9ean-
MOOD Citation, an @ofentogen bonn
80. M1r5 bis IS. slpril, mirb Elm
Spe5iaI5ug NIT Yarlormaggons ein-
geitellt. Ibfabrt pom llnion.g abn-
boz lao 9tabml. an ben 5agen Der
@ettrennen. Hiidfobrt nah ben Hen-
men. 9iaete, einihlieblif Coupon
fir Den gintritt, iperoen sur &ote
bon $3.50 ~perfauft meroen, giiltig
fir sic sin. mo Hiiffabrt MIR niif
Dem S~pesinIsnse ani Gage oes Ger.
fauis. 1881, 2.4,6,S,toW
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Die Mnnisipal . Gina

erilidt one giirger bon Baltimore,
Die iid fir CUTE SermaItung Der
Staot intereiiiren, Mitglieoer Der
Siga 81 peroen uno forbert o%ieielben
out iofort ibre gtomen, IoreIien
uno @oro . @ummer ein5uienoen an
oen SefretGr
9arl u. M. Sdoft,
Scr. los, lt-Saratoga.S traBe.
Seine Witslicbs : 8cbibren.
05-S1)
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bile init elmer 2ooung @uorlo im
bieiigen Sofen an. Ger Captain be-
riftete, oob er am IL. Mdr5 onf @to-
no-Sslono, nobe Horto Hico, einen
&ollmolter iidtete, Ser geitranoet
ipnr. slm goro bes Sdiffes iuar
fem 3eiden 5u ieben, Dab iih leben-
DC @eien nilf Dem geltranoetenS dif.
re befanoen, uno iuegen bes sur 3eit
berridenben ltarfen Stllrnies uar es
u%nmoglid), nabe 9eniig an oas ge-
%itronbete Shiff 81 eeIanger, INN bci-
len Namen feit5ulteaen.
8eri1ieoenes.
Ger Gompfer ,@noeanar~ 0 Der
DGueen Nnne's Serrp & Equipment
60" lit on Die vNorfolf & Itlantic
Terminal &c." BON Sompton, So,
perfarft moroen.
Ger britiihe 9ompfer ,Yodling-
ton" fam geitern Woraen nit elmer
2ohuna Snls BON Trapani bier al.
gr miro in Ioriplf aoblen iiir Ger
mlioa aufnebmel.
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Stnot Baltimore.
Gas 8cttcr.

Sir Murplon6 mo oen 3iitritt
Columbia Flares @etter lnO moro.
meitlidc @inoe.
Ger b0dite SbermomGteriton0 mar
40 @rao I'M 6 llbr N6enoS.
Ger nieorigite SbcrmomcteritnnO
mar 81 @roo nm 6 llbr WorgenS.
WittlGrcr 9orometcrItouo 29.95.
Ger nieorigitc GbermometerltonO
Ser lettcn 81 Stunocn in nodJiolgens
oen StGoteu mar mic folgt: GoItport
%, &ortlanO "a, Bolton 80. glbanp
2S, Icm-Yorf "a, SorriSburg 80,
Y%bilobelpbio "a, 2ltlontic = Gitp 36,
@aibington Sc, HorfoIf ~, &otteroS
GO, Charlotte 90, g9ilnington 60,
Gborleiton 60, Soponnob GO, Sad
ioHpiQc 66, Supiter y, Scp.g8eIt "a,
9ltlonto 80, Mtontgomerp "a, Nem.
Orleans IS, Yoleitine "a, COLLECTION
81, Corpus Gbriiti 56, WenpbiS 40,
Cincinnati 36, Yittsbirg 40, SSlpe.
90 26. Buffalo %, 9lepelonb %, DC.
troit 80, Ilpeno tS, Green Ban is,
Chicago 30, 0ulutb -, Ct. @oltI 30,
ct. 2ouis 81, SonioSsGitn "a, Dina.
bo So, Suron 80, 9iSnlord 26, MiQi.
Iton 26, SABRE 50, Seleno AZ, Solt
2ofe AZ, Denper 81, 3ortb Ylotte "a,
Dodge AZ, Gmeriao IL, Sos Gn9eIeS
80.
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9enns's feline aer6Ietc 9affces

peroen in oIlen Staottbeilen bon
Baltimore pcrfaift. Die por3iielide
GuaIitdt mo m1biaen Yreiie MAIDEN
oiciclben aernbesi beriibmt.
G.G.aenuy So, 5bce, Mafiee, 3ndcr.
Glpril5iEiIoSa)
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Girefter Gilsna md Ghieaau.

ourfaebenoer Shloflpogaon. pio
8ennipluanin.9nbn perlaBt Union.
gabnbof. Baltimore, t1gIid 700
abenos uno fommt III Gbicaeo am
anberen Gage 400 NadmittagS an.
(WGra22-3l
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Sdiffsfarfen TON nnS mad SentidJ-
lamb.

@on Baltimore bis Bremen. 4a.
iiite $42.50 iunb $44.50, 3miidenoed
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
aaiiife $50, 3miihenoed (iiir oae
Nofiosiere) $1,000. Sbeo. s. 1iencr
4. So, 3immer Rr. 3, id Oft.
remington : Ctr. @elomediel uno
Geloienoungen. (323-)
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Ode bon IliceonnnItroBe 1n0 WeIt.
Sails = Ioculte 81 o%erfoufen, muroe
aeitern pom Wopor EimanuS nit
icinem Seto beIegt, uno 5lpor ollf oen
@runo bin, OnB Die 6inon5bcborbe
Den &erfouf obgerotben 6Gtte. 3ic
6iuon5 9 @eboroe lit Der NnIi6t, ooB
Oos @rltnoitiid ourd) Die g(nloge Der
nellen Werften be0ellten0 an 8crtb
geluinncn mo ipdtcr eincn oicl 20.
bcrcn Greis brin9en ipirO. Die Nor.
que itcbt aIf Dem @run0Itiide.
&f miro ortgeiebt.
Der aompf Gcgen sic @oiolin-Te.
g%ulirungS Seroronung, mel6e ant
Wfontog bon WaDor mterieidnet
muroe, miro fortgeiebt ncroen, un0
iebt notwithstanding in Den @eridten.
Der Nnlpolt NtorriS Soper mar ae.
tern Wtorgen i'm Hotbbouie Ino bl1t.
terte III Den 8rotofoQen 0eS Staot.
ratbes, Die Serbon0lunqen ii6er bic
8oIolin a 8eroronung o~erfol0eno.G r
logte, 8oiolinofen . SGnOler 6Gtten
leine 0ienite erIongt 5ur9efGmpfuno
DER Seror0nung; in meld)er @eiie er
Den Sompf oufnebmen tpiir0e, tuoQtc
er ober nod nidt iogen.
. er DIT Scr 8euer.9 G b0r0e.
9rdiioent SEQ. 90. @oil, Jun, bon
Der 6euer : 9eboroe Iegte Dem Mopor
geItern Den Sobre8berift ser 8e60r
De Dor. Gof oemielben miro Der in
1904 IN Baltimore 0rrr6 Setter ol9e.
ridtete Sbooen ouf $7O,477625.3t
torirt, wopon 20 MtQionen oaein olti
ole groBe 6elterSbrunit pom Z. lu10 8.
6ebrltor oeS SobreS entiielen. Gle
auSgo6en oeS GeportcmentS maren
$407,5 03.50 fir SulGre, $tt441O
fiir Iusgobcn mnO $67t47.07 fir
Den @erluIt bon &oi6 e Npporoten bel
Der groBen 8euersbrunit. Die DE.
boroe meiit ooraltf bin, tuie notGruen.
Dig eS lit, 0oB 0oS Geportement Der.
groBert miro, mo befiirlportet Oie@r.
bobung Der Suldre Der 6euertpebr-
lelIte, Die in onoeren St1oten beber-
ten0 bober ieien.
8teocreinaouf obge,
6Ioiien.
Die Brand = 9iitriftS Gonmiiiion
folIfte 9eitern ooS fir Oie InGooe Scr
8erfte 9tr. 6 notbmcnoige QroBc
@rllnOitiid an Der ode BON 8eit.
Sails = Gpenllc uno 9olplpitraBe al
DEM bon Der %Gommiiiion feitgeiebtcn
EreiS. Gle Gommiiiion Dofft, in Den
lG6Iten Sn9en nod mebr @run0Itii-
de inn @crfte = 9iItrifte 5lt erlongen.
0ieienigen @igentbiimer non@rlno.
ltiiden i'm @erfte : 0iitrift, melde cs
Sum GonoemnirungS : @erfobren
fomntet Iuiien, bo6en nidt daein ID.
rem Ibeil Der @eri6tSfoiten 5u tro.
gen, lor1oern miilieil olld Stellern
oui ibr @igcntbum 5oblelr.
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Nus 9nltim Count y.
Ter y9eloir +. GooO 8erid)one .
ritnaS.@ ercin" bat in icincr lcttcn
8eriommlung ole f%olgenDcn 9eomten
n%onlinirt, meld)e in Der 8eriommlung
am A. NpriI eripGbIt peroen ioQen:
fir YrdiiOcnt - Die &S. ". s. Bio.
0iion, s. o.. 9elh, Soicpb Elummer
mo 5. SEQ Mulcr; fir @icc-YrGii-
bent Or. 5. .. @cbiter uno Sr.
s. s. Mifter; fir SefretGr - Sr. g.
$. Scope; fir Siilfs.S efretGr - bie
$50. Somoro Sda mo $. Q. Heus
moDer; fir S6obmciiter - @r. Gbeo.
bore g. Bort; fir 0ireftorcn - bic
$50. SenrD j. No0ede, 9oniel g. Sci.
fen, Ni6olos GbiuipS, s, SEQ Miiaer,
Charles u. Ceiling, 6. 3, elliott, ".
8. 9iooiiom SbomoS 9. @utd), 6. 6.
Sentller, s. ". Neitcr uno Or. 8.
9. 8eblter.
- Sr. Gbriition H%ellboltier, Elm
5ornler, SO Sabre oIt, itnrb om Sou-
ltog Hod)mittog in ieiner @o6nung
81 Cuttings Goit Office an 9(lterS:
i6tpdde. Seine 6roll itorb Dor Sab
rem, irno er binterl1bt orei Sobnc.
Gor ctiun 30 Sobren perlieB er feline
Nobnung, obne 5l in9en. mobin er
lid begeben peroe. itao poae 20 Sabre
lang borte man NihtS mebr BON ibm.
9onn fam er III gcbeimniBppler
&ciie nod Soiiic uno ging mieoer
al Die arbeit olif ieiner 6orm, oils
ipeiln Nidts geidebeu mGre.
Die .llniteo Bermonent Bulb.
ing & 2onn a~iiociotion" bon Sigh
lanotoiun lit in Iolpion BON Den $50.
@iliom o.. Sbler, Sobn g.. @oebner,
Widlocl @ogner. s. @omoro 3pler,
jun. mo s. 8oroon CRAWFORD in.
corporirt luoroen. 8os 9opitol oeS
gereinS lit aitf $4,000 ongeiett
porben, nit 5000 antbcilen gum
1orilucrtbe bon ie $t04.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Gimitcllnng bcS Snsoienites arf ocm
Columbia nnS Bort Scpuiit.
3meisc Der nRennipluania.GiIcn
babn."
Sn 6olge bon geiddoiglngen an
ben @eleiien, Die ourd Sod)poiier
oes Susquebonno Hiper uerurioht
iuuroen. lit Der oeionnlte ;3lgOienit
5lpiid)en Soie Snr6or uno Gresmea,
iotuie bieaeiht aui einem groBereit
3beile oes Columbia lulb BORT De.
poiit. 3tpeiges Der .Genmiplponio.
G%iienbabn" mif unbeitimmte 3eit
eiitgeitellt iporoen. (SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
1lntcr6aItunss . 8eaiueiIcr.

,Winit9fnoemie." 49, 2icie 8o1e: oGbe
9ubul Gbcf".
ySluncB's SbcGtrr." 49, 0tefe ggohe: nSnlb
81 Chop @irl".
,,1oro'c Sbcuter." 49, Siefc g8o6e: q. g..
@poolpin in iolpcuoem Repertuire:
Wiittpp6, Souueritdp mo 6rcttag Nheuo uno
S1mitag Mlaitnce ..,.......aIbe uintper'
Samfiag gbenb ....... YIN 4mericun Siit5cn"
,,SulioantrnRCu, Shenter," - Steie ISOLDE:
SSucc1 Of The 6igbludb".
ggIie%.
WSarnldno 5Heater." - Iieie ggode: tdgIi6
spei @uilbebiaesN oritenunge1.
,NrnrS auSiturinm. - Sicfe ISOLDE: n9uib
SAN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Sas Sol1lte MT SertcDrslpe9e ers
l~tattete geItcrn i'm 5peiten 3meige
Veridt iiber Die Y%eroronung, Den
Nomcn bon Eoitofficc-aoenne in
aGuitom Souie = Ipenrte" um5u1n-
oern; cS idlltg Dor, oen Rannen Der
StroBe anItott in rGuitom Souie-
aoentte" in yGuItons Ylace" unl5ll.
1noern. Ties Imenoentent fuilo Die
3rltimmang Oes 3meises.
Nene &orlagen.
SEER Seintenton BON Scr %.
Warb reidlte i'm erlten 3ipcige- cine
8erorbnung ein iiir oen 8urd)brid)
Der S~eobenboIl- BON Siteno. bis
Stodbolm.S troBe. Die bitrd]5ubre-
djettoe Strede lit elm S1lier9eoiert
lang unb sur Belt elm reines Noroit-
LODI.
SIN 5ipeiten 3peise offerirte Serr
~Giienbranot einen 9eidlnB, Die Sc
gislotur Inn oie Innabme zines 8e-
leeeS ST eriuderl, meldes Die Stnot
%onfpeiit uno autoriiirt, Die Gigentbil-
nler BON Sduiern fir Die ibnen ent.
l%tnitoenen llnfoiten III Terbtnoitlg
init Der @erGnoeritng oes StraBen.
nipeoils Dor ibreu Sdniern 81 eittid)o-
Sigen. Ter 9cihluB mllroe 5llm er.
item MuIe pcrIeielL pbne eitteri 80.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-22
TERSELY TOLD.

Sam Bosso. who has been III for
some time with yellow fever, has re-
covered, and is on the streets again.
Judge John Avery returned yester-
cay afternoon from Chicago, where he
had been for the past two weeks on
legal business.
Ola Johnson left Sunday for Nash
vile. where he win remain for few
DAYS. after which he viii proceed 10
Columbus, Ca, to visit his brother.
The Want Ad Way" is the answer
20 the majority of people who ask:
How win ] get about it?" Try The
Journals want ads. for yourself.
Rev. Father O'Brien. Of Montgomery.
reached the city yesterday afternoon
and VIII conduct services at st. JOS
eph's church today Father O'Brien.
who is native of pensacola viii re
main in Pensacola during the illness
q Rev. Father Hartkoff.
r. Bischon. who has for years con
Quoted 2 barber shop at 204 South
Palafox street. but who recently sold
H. leaves for ST. Louis where he viii
IN future reside Mr.. Bischoff has
spent nearly SO years In Pensacola and
he now goes TO spend the remainder
OF his life in the city of his birth. St
Louis.
The Board of Public Safety made an
inspection Friday of the FIRE depart
mont The inspection was primarily
u ascertain what men required new
uniforms. and with the exception of
tEree all were found 10 be in need of
them. The equipment and stock were
also inspected and found TO be in first
c.ass condition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-22

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