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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31
Assessor Elected

The late legislsture enacted
the following law in regard to
the election of city assessor,
which, under the law as applied
to Milbank, has heretofore been
an appointive Office:
III. B. 141)
An act amending section 1895 of the
revised political code, relating to the
term of elective officers of a city and
and of city assessors.
Be it enacted by the legislature of
the state of South Dakota:
L. That section 1885 of the revised
political code of 1908 of the state of
South Dakota be and the same is
hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows: Section 1235.-The elective Of
ficers of a city shall hold their respec-
tive Offices for two years. and until
their successors are elected and quail
fled. The term of Office of city
assessors hereinafter elected shall be-
gin on the first day of August follow
ing their election.
2. All acts and parts of acts in con-
fict with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved March 3, 1905.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

Before the days Of the railroad travel
ers from Philadelphia to New York
went by wagon. The following old ad-
vertisement outlines the process: John
Butler, with his wagon, sets out ON
Mondays from his house at the Sign Of
the Death of the Fox, in Strawberry
alley, and drives the same day to Tren-
ton ferry, where Francis Holman meets
him and proceeds on Tuesday to Bruins
wick, and, the passengers and goods be-
ing shifted into the wagon of Isaac Fitz-
randolph, he takes them to the New
Blazing Star, where Rubin Fitzran-
dolph, with q boat well suited, will meet
them and take them to New York that
night"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

Sisseton Banner: Mrs. w. j.
Towles received the sad tidings
of the death Of her father who
resided in Canada. His death
occurred at the ripe age of 100
years, he having passed the one
hundredth mile stone on NOvem-
Der 28th last.
Oscar Simonson went to Mil
bank on Friday last to take
charge of a lumber yard recently
purchased by the Sullivan Lum-
Der Company in that city.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

1.-THE Children's Friend" for
March makes a strong appeal
for help for the Children S
Home, as the institution is liv-
ing from hand to mouth each
month. There is no worthier
institution in the state, or one
which should more readily COM
mand the attention and support
Of the charitably inclined people
Of the state. The management
Of the home recently replied as
follows to the question, "What
do you get for q boy?"
A well-dressed gentleman who came
70 the home recently seeking q boy
mt the Question to us. In varying
form it is frequently asked. Our re-
ply is: we have never received q
penny for any boy or girl placed In Q
home. We are not selling children.
But Twill tell you "What we got, for
that boy"
We got for him (1st) release from
The clutches Of . drunken, thieving
father.
2. We got for him transportation
. the Chi1dren's Home, with meals on
the way.
;. we got for him q good bath,
hair cut and suit of clothes.
4. W. got for him one months
board and care.
5. We got for him q written con-
tract from . man and wife financially
md morally responsible that they
would board and clOthe him till Of
ogo.
8. We got also . contract that he
should be sent to school at least six
months each year during school 2
and should have opportunity to attend
church and Sunday school.
q. Above all we got for him the
prOmise Of these good people that
6Aey would do for him Is their own
child, which includes parental care in
sickness, kindness, counsel. solicitude,
love and prayer; also : daily training
& industry. thrift, honesty, purity,
txnthfn1ness, Kindness and reverence,
~ most valuable things on earth to
3 We got the churches, Sunday
rhor1e nnd chatitable people Of the
Aa1D RI pAyt IL fnoneypart Of the bill,
ia shall 4 no vise loose their
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31
CITY OFFICERS

Hayor-Thomas l.. Bouck.
Aldermen First Ward-J. N. Manley and
-. W. Reeve.
Aldermen Second Ward-J. s. Farley, Gus
U1ttclstaedt.
Aldermen Third Ward-E. johnson, K. w.
4holan. i.
Troasurer-F. A. Croal.
AuditOr-E. P. DOre.
Att0rney-Geo. s. RiA.
AOeesOr-H. J. Benedict.
1arshal-Charles Sutclife.
Might Watchman-Jamee 6. Dore.
City Justice of the Peace-A. J. Bleser
Police Justice of the Peace-Thos. Fitch
Regular meetings of city council held on the
rot Monday of each month.
Board OF Education-Henry Schafer, president,
u. A. GRANDSON, e. Emanuel. j. ID. Burkhardt,
j. ". Meehan, E. p. Dore, William Jennings,
u. ". Buck, secretary. Regular meeting last
Friday Of each month.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

The indirect loss occasioned
by liquor drinking is of such a
nature that men have but a
vague idea of it. The loss of
time, of health, Of muscle and
brain power, can hardly be over
estimated. When men once get
q right conception of this evil the
saloon will have to go.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

One of the easiest things in
the world is to find fault. but the
world owes it's best to the men
who have gone forward and &C.
complished something even
though they have made mistakes
at times. Nine times out of ten
the kicker would not have done
Is we'll under the same circum-
stan ceS.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

The election for village officers
Ct South Shore went. by default,
IS proper notice was not given
Of the election, and the old officers
hold over. License carried by a
70 tie of A to 20.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31
O~rFaCERs.

Oounty Judges. 8. Lockhart.
County AuditOr-Geo. H. Pinckney.
1ogister Of Deeds-W. s. Nixon.
Oo0nty Treasurer-J. N. Englund.
ohori6-Ed A. Murray.
O3ork Of C0urts-John w, Liggett.
o1ntes Attorney. II. Bentley.
Ooonty Superintendent. g. Raberge
Ou1veyOr-W. 8. Cr0wl.
Oueoner-W. A. Kriese:.
County COmmissioners-F1rst District. Ben
0ooor; Second District John Erickson; Third
D1atrict. Julius Fenner
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

Andrew Carnegie says that
business is running low on the
library line, not more than one
application a day being received,
and the Scotchman is gong to
turn his attention to the small
college.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31
Why the Table Knife Was Rounded.

Table knives until the seventeenth
century always had sharply pointed
blades, a natural survival from the
days when a knife was at once a dag
ger. hunting knife and table knife and
fork combined. The rounded end was
introduced from France. It happened
that Cardinal Richelieu was compelled
to entertain at his table Chancellor
Seguier, a man Of rude manners, who
at the close Of the meal proceeded to
use his knife as q toothpick. This 20
upset the cardinal that he ordered the
end Of every knife in his possession to
be rounded, and so great was Richie
lieu's influence that the fashion was
adopted all over the country.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

III q man will learn the Ten Com
mandments by heart" said Uncle Eben,
NE don't need none o deshere two
dollar books about how to live right
On, prosper."-Washington Post. G
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

Watertown Public Opinion:
The Milbank orchestra has been
engaged to play for a swell ball
to be given in the Goss hall on
Easter Monday evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31
Church Notices

at
10 q. N. Sunday school at II a..
m. Preaching at 8 p. m. Rev.
II. Haag will conduct the services
during the day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31
For over sixty Years.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for children teething.
It sooths the child. softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedv for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

Webster Reporter and Farmer: Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Taylor departed Monday
for California where they go to make
their future home. Both gentleman
had been in the livery business in this
city for years and they and their fam
lilies have q large circle of friends who
will wish them all kinds of success in
California.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

Professor Of Log1c-l put my hat
down IN the room. / cannot go Il
There has been nobody IN
bestdss myself. lEUA ! am sitting q
G-Noevlon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

Sisseton News: Arrangements
have been made to hold the Sis
seton train at Milbank on the
morning of April 18th until after
the arrival of'the day passenger
going east on the main line,
to accommodate those who may
wish to attend the district Pres
byterian meeting to be held at
at this place on that date.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-03-31

Desirable city lots and dwell.
ling houses for sale at Martens
Bros
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Nns ocm Snnercm MarplanS'S mo
ben %amgrcn5cneen Sianttn.
Icmofruten in Annapolis
bel Der % uui5ipalmo bl

0cmofraten in ANNAPOLIS
bel Der Muni5tpalma
iiegrei oh.
ln annapolis iono AM Wontng
Ole Mumi5ipulmabl itatt mo Die Se.
motraten crluGbltcn ben Wopor, Den
Staoammolt mo 3 Der e Hntbanllt'
glieoer. ioooB lie I'M Stootrntbe cine
Wiebrbeit baben. Cine groBe Tn5obI
Sideta muBtc ais unailltlg berollH'
@qcluoricn lpcr0en. Sic ermGblten Gun=
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Mopor - Sobn 0eF. Conn,
Gem;
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Iem.;
Motb@mitalieocr = I. @oro, Sbo@.
:. Sintbicum, IT,, Gem, mo Somc@
i. strange, Gem; =. &aro, Or.
6ront $. S6ompion, Gem, mo
Ironf q. Wumroe, Rep.; 3. @or0,
SouiS e. @ocr, Hcp., uno Z. Nrring=
ton Ihompion Gte9er), Nep.
0o3 &otum mur, mic iol1t:
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Sdn1iot ilt Der fotb. ct. Sohn%-Sir.
dc trolcl,. Gus loor bcirotbctc Dor
einiocr 3cit beimIid) mo licb lid, ga.
molS bon cinem protcitontiifcn Ercs
piocr trollcn. Nl2 Oic Mcirutb be
fonnt mlroc, bciton6 Ole NonIilic Der
Troir, nelhc sur totboIiihcn Stride
ocb6rt, oornlf, 0uB oic Srunlng
ollb BON cincm totboliihcn @eiltli.
den pollSoaen miir0c. lin Hllbe IN
Der Sonlilie ST bobcn, miQigte Der
Mnnn Elm, unb sic (romm9 criolgtc
boroui. GS 1T oo3 critic Wal, Dob in
Trcbcrid Elm perbcirotbctc3 Eoor lid)
gum 5peiten Molc cine @eirotb3 , 81,
cen5 gebcn lieB.
Gin Sch itmOr0 in MIME
Mrun0cl COMMIT.
Sn ser @obmm1 oc@ Nrn. Gas.
:. Sobnlon 81 Mmlopnli3 bot lid)
oeiien 9ruoer &obn &obniou, eiu
promincnter @elpoDucr BON 9Unue
Nrnnbel. Gountn, burdI cincn SdrlB
in Den Gopi Gct60tct. @r. %obuiou
luor 81 Sabre alt mo Gin Mciic Oc@
bcfonrtcn Hctt5omuultc3 Nepcrop
Sobnion. Mon QIoubt, DAB fGrperli.
DIE 2eioen Den Wtom 81 ser trouri.
ocn Sbat ld)rcitCu licbcu.
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Yroouftem Warft.

untenitebenoe Breiie be5ieben Iid
anf ben ensros Sanoel; fir Den
aleinbanoel muB elm entipredenoer
anfiblag gema6t weroen.
Gier, pro Dubeno 1512c. bis 1875.
BUTTER, pro Yfuno:
Creamery Separtor. 80. 10 bis 2tR
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SECOND CALL.

1900 CSu. x via. con. 5er............lll
1000 Goul. cSos Ser. i07M
1000 llniteo AniIiuabs 4er............ 03%.
1000 sIa. Is. < J, ............,. "OFa
1000 @G. elect. m. & 2en. so. 5er....1o0
$4,000 Baltic. Gbci. & epur. Roint AVER 81
1000 atlantic Coat cine CON. 4er. ....lo2
5000 S]edbudro 4er ................ s9h
POO Seahonro pio. Creie slftieu) ...... 42A
20 via. e. & y. pto............... "a
300 Seu6. COM. Crete IftieiD ........ %
100 Seabonro uteu) 2. pfo........... 65A
100 SedhoarO neu) ?. pto .,......... 80
100 Ssuboaro Rigbts ............ ia
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Sta0tanlualt.
Sir RotbSmitalieocr:

Sir &otbSmitalicocr;
/. Mar0 - Sume@ i. Strange,
Gent, 227; GbonloS 5. 2intbicum,
jr., Gem, 2l9; Gborles $. Huliell,
8cp., 1853; I. &olono 9romn, Hep.,
14S.
2. @aro - Sront s. Sbompion,
Gcm., 233; BERNARD @ic9oro, Gem.,
2tS; 6ronf u. Wunroe, Sep, 2G2;
Sarrp Z. @remer, Hcp, 231.
3. Moro - SbomaS g. Wc9teir,
Gent, 233; Sorrp GninQbaulcno
Gem. 222; 2ouiS 9. 9ner, Hep., $50;
u. Nrrin9ton Sbompion C9teger)
Rep., $40.
Selbitmorb elmer ShuIs
lebrcrin.
Sn gnrton Nleganp-G ountu, bat
lid Die p Sabre alte Shullebrcrln
Sttilie Curt IN ibrer @obnung Dor
einem Spie9el eriboIieu. Sri. Gnrit
bate lid gcra0e rcIlefcrti9 Gcnladt.
nm nod) Der Stootslebrer- Gonucntion
5l FeusMur 81 rciIen. Wan Tam
iid) ole llriade oeS grallligen Sd)rit-
tes niht erflGren. Sri. Tnrit binter.
lGBt cine Wlltter, 5lpei 9riibcr uno
5mei Shpeitern. Gin 9rllOer pobnt
in Baltimore.
&oqeIiturm in Sreoerid.
PIN Wontog ginG Elm id)uerer Su.
9eliturm iiber Der Sto0t Srcoerid
nieoer mo rid)tete Observation-Disclosures dos
oen an. rSn Der Stabt ielbit wllrocn
cine Nn3obl SGliier entoobt unO Oiele
Selearapben mo Selcpboupioiten
umgepebt.
Grtrunfen.
Sm Gotomoc bel Cumberland,
oberbolb OeS 9oiebolplobeS, lit Der
II Sabre oltc Sbomos Coleman, Elm
Sobn beS perltorbeuen Wnl. Sole.
man, bel einem Uooe I'M Slulle ers
trunfen. Ser 2eidnom muroc &c.
iunoen.
Gin &nube ertrunfen.
SIN Gbeiopeafe Ohio aonol er.
tronf bel 9runSlpid DER 10 Sabre olte
anobe 9roolep SoQep, Elm Sobn Oes
&rn. 9. Z. Sollep. Ger anobe mollte
lid) bo0en mo gerietb in 81 ticIeS
@olicr. Won ltellte ioiort HettungS.
ucrillde an, ood) lpdren bieielben nid)t
eriolgreid.
Mutter unb I d cr num'S
Seben aefommen.
llngeiGbr 40 Meilen meitlid BON
Wortinabnrg mlroen Die 35.iGbrigc
Srou 2oura gmbroie mo ibre 10
Sabre olte 1od)ter bon einem 3uge
Ser Baltimore 8 io.Yobn" ii6er.
iobren uno ouf Der Stele %getootet.
Mtutter uno Sod)ter. iomie Elm SRI.
MiQer bon Cumberland ginaen nui
Den 8eleiien entlon9 uno troten aus
Dem 8eleiie, ouf ipeldem ibnen Elm
G~rpreB5ug entgegen fam gerooe Dor
elnem ~iolgenoen 6radt5ug aui Dem
onoeren @eleiie. SRI. WiQer gelang
es, iiber oas 8eleiie 3u fommen, ebe
lie ~getroiien muroe. Srou @mbroie
binterlGBt nlBer ibrem @atten nod
iint fleine Sinner.
@on einem Neger ange.
griffen.
Sn Hoonofe, Gn., ipuroe Srau g.
u. 0obbert, Die Satin zines @ag.
gon.Snipeftor3 Der e%ilenbabn, als lie
Iit) gbenbS auf Dem Nafbouielpege
not DER in Der 8oritobt lieaenoen
@obnung beIono, BON einem Neaer
ongegriiien, mel6er lie nit einem
| Steine in einem Saidentuhe nieoer-
suidlagen periudte. Die Srau tpid
benz Sdlnge ouf Den aopf aus uno
erbieli 5iuei weitere Sdldge auf lire
! SduIter. sic ~itiir5te sur Groe, uno
Der Ieger mafte einen Mngriff auf
Die 5rau. Iieie aber ieste iih erfolg.
reid our @ebre nno rief INN Siilfe.
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oltc @iibner 13lac,; imnge @iibncr
17c. bis 2Oc.; Gntcn Toe. bis 12c,,
Souben, pro Eoor 2Oc. bis 25c.
s ii d. uno Semitic.
Gartoiieln pro 9uibel 15c. biz
Doc; ucrc 8ortoiicln, pro SAB Toe,
bis 500; 3uderriiben, pro 9iin0eI
lc. bis 2c.; @eiBtobL pro Sab zoe.
bis SOC; 3luiebeln pro Suidel
SOC. bis SOC; AepieI, pro SAB
500 bis 1926; Spinat, pro 9rlhcl
t5c. bis 25c.; crime 9obnen, pro
SulbiaB 40c. bis Coo; aopfiolat, pro
aiIte 25c. bis Soc; @irfen, pro &orb
SOC. bis Coo; tomatoes, pro Carrier
SOC. bis $t.25; crime Grblen pro
Sob SOC. bis 7Oc.; GrObeecen pro
Quart &c. bis &c; @piellinem pro sri
Ite $3.50 bis $3.50; gnnnaS, pro
Grote $40 bis $500; airiden, pro
elmer 20c. bis 30c.; Stohelbeeren,
pro EiunO Sc. bis DC; Simbeeren,
pro Nuort ic. bis &C.; Eiiriidje, pro
Carrier $1.25 bis $1.75; Santa.
IoupeS, pro Crate $1,25 bis $3.50.
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NV
in Den Gopf GctGhtct. Nr. %obulon
luor 81 Sabre alt mo elm Neiie oc3
bcfonltcn NchtSunlpOltc9 NepcroU
Sobnion. Mon QIoubt, DAB fGrperli.
DIE 2eioen Den Mom 81 ser trmri
gen 1bot ld)rcitcn licBcu.
0ricfbci0rScrnna nadJ bcm IuSlHnSe.
Gic ouSlanoiihc Eoit iiir ole nit
Dem 10. Sui 1905 cuNenoe Wobe
ihlieBt bier (pronpt III ollcn 6Guen)
inn Soupt-E oitomt, mic ioIqt:
Die Yodet-Folt lit oiien bon 8 llbr
&ormitta9& bis 5 llbr Nndmittug3
tGglid, ouSgenonmen Sonnto9S.
Die Yodet.Eoit uod) 0@eutid)lono
lblieBt bier Wontog, Den 10. Sui,
mo WittipodL Den ~. (Nlli, nm 10
llbr &orm, nad) @roBhritomrien II.
Srlono SienItugS mo 6rcitog3 nm
5 llbr Rotmittug$.
9ompfer iobren bonn Nelu.Oorter
Sofeu ub, luenn nidt anoer9 angege.
beu.
Sran&. atlantic DE g It.
Mittpod - 10 ltbr @bens3, no6
SrontreidL Siib-Guropo, G0ppten II.
9ritiidr Snoien per 9nmpier go
Sapoi," pia Sabre. Eoltiod)cn nad)
onoersn Sbeilen Guropa'S miillen
Den &ermert per ga Sopot" tro.
GEM
3reitag = llbr Nbcnb3, nod On.
ropo per 9ompfer st. 2ouiS," oia
HlDmoutb mo Gbcrbolirg. EoItlas
den nad) 2ipcrpoOl, ShottIonO mo
SSrlono miiilen nper ct. &ouiS"
ooreiiirt iein.)
10 llbr Iben0S, nad europa per
Sompier o2uconin," pia NucenS'
toiun.
Gienitog, Sen Is. Sui - nu6 Glt.
ropa per SampIer oGe0ric."
g o It nod Q ii s. unbGentroIs
Imerifo, " # etc.
Mittmo6 - 10 llbr IbenoS, nad
Gubn, Oucaton mo Gamped)e per
9ompier .gucoton."
0onneritag - 10 llbr MbnS., nad)
Den @obamoS per 0ampier nSon.
tiogo;" nod ocn 2eeparo. II. gSiuos
morosSnieln mo Guiana per 9am'
pier nS%ontobeIle."
Sreitog - 3 lbr NodmittogS,
nob Somoico per 9ompier bon SO.
lton; 6 llbr abenoS, nod) 9rolilien
per 2ompler o8oton," pia Nernom.
buco, Hio Saneiro mo SmntoS; 10
llbr Iben6S, no6 Neuiunolono per
9nnpier oSiloio;" nad Curacao II.
G~ene5uela per Camper nWoracoi-
bo;" nod) Eorto Gico per Ganlpier
YYonce," bio Can Suau; nod Sor.
tune.Sslnno, Somaico uno Colombia
per 0onpfer oalegbonp;" nod Gen'
trail Imerito mo i%iiolid)eu Yociiic.
SGfen per 9anlpier pia Colon; nod
Guba per Gompier .Wonierep;"
nod Grenada uno Srinioao per
2ompier oMaraool; nod) Barbados,
Guiana mo grulilieu per0om.
pier oan1o5enenie."
Die Eolt noh Hcuiunolono, pia
Noro.S pOnep, mo noh WfiQuclonL
pia Bolton, idllieBt bier tGglid) mn 8
llbr Hodmiitoa8; nud) Gubo, Oio
Sompu, tGglih INN 1 llbr Nndmit-
tags; nod sofia Hico, 9on0uraS II.
Guatemala, pio Nem.S Orleans, tag.
lid INN s ll6r MbenoS.
Grams Baciiic Boi It.
Gamitag - llbr a6enos. nob
Heu.S eelono, @uitrolien, Neut9ole.
oonien, Samoa mo Soipaii, oia
Gan Sron5isco; nod oen 5iold)i Sns
leln, guItrolien un0 sSaleoonien
pia 8ancolper.
Die Eoit uoh Soipaii, Sopon. SO.
req, China mo Den Ybilippinen, pia
Gan 3ron5isco, idlieBt bier tdelid
bis gum II. Sui INN Z llbr abenbs.
Die 5ronS! Yociiic.Yolt miro t1g.
lid 5umal6gon9sbafen beioroert uno
Die 3eit oes Eoitidluiies lit 10 ar.
ranairt, DAB ein ununterbrodener
lleber.ano.S transport Itottfinoet.
@. Sail Sarris,
HnitmpiItpr
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Nr. 1924, CftSGltimoressiraBe - Stm'
mer un Serren gu bermieibeu. - Setnfte
Oetrdnfe urb Wetue. Bah. 8tetpsSraue'
ret.-Bter. HerfdumIunaSlofaI beS OFT
aombarbfir. Smmerip. Hau' unb Qetb'
Bereins. Chef. 1eI.-g9Olfe 1859 B.
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8clb ans5nleiben.

&enn J4r gelb nottta- 9abt, tu,nbet Gnd
an mtd1. Sdrieben dnt. Salire, Ulobeln ODER
9riinoeigentbum. acknowledgement. aeine
Experimentation, Wir. &remer, sr. 120,
Hpre.S aea. StraRe, 1. 5lur, 9aunbrp guiIbti0.
(Nprtl15-)
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FIRST CALL.

10000 ailnniie COAT Cine 4er (6tfsD .... ~
10000 Baltimore grici ser. .......... 81
1000 2enbonro 3 Sabre 5er. ...........iOih
1000 ia. eleei. M. 4 3eo. Der. ..4....i0
5000 GOnfoIio. @de Ger ..............iO7%
1000 9onfoIio. Gas 6er..............iO7s
5000 VI. 6. G.. OF e. 4 p. c. sits. 5.20er %
5000 llniteo AaiIUdbs inc. .......... 59&
10000 Senbonro der ............... S9h
1000 5lorioa & Sonibern Ter. ......... 9sN
22O0 GiiD 3her. 1880 .107h
1000 uniteo RnilpaDs ............... %
10000 "a. & ala. Con. Der. ...........1i
100 Sin 5er. 1916
1000 allaniie 9oaii Cine con, er......l 1902
10 Seab. pic. Crete afiienl ......... 43
30 Seaboaro Risbis ............... ~
100 seaboaro (neu) 2. pio. ......... 55N
200 Seaboarb Cneu) CON. .......... 20
100 SsGb. (neu) /. pto. ............ 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

WU VI ONTHVE Io,oI' on
ld)el; aus oen Glepatoren 5nriidge5o'
gen 1927 9uibel; Glepotoreu . Sor'
rotb 10t,399 guifel. YrfGuie: ,
Naggons Hr. 2 WeiBer 5u 80.
SplItinn ShIuGrnie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

ani DER bieligen Giieften'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
gu permictbcn.
Su bermirtbc

gu oermietbcu:
IN benz Sauie vi. 943, &cit. 6agette. Strnsc,
ltHo grobe fiible moblirte Sruui6intmer i'm 5luets
ten Stodlpcrf uuo i'm oriiien Stodtuert oes 0lIIs
teraebduoes permanent III perTnieiben, lilr per7
rem uber elm Sbepadr paiIeIio. UH3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Yerlaugt:
Steaenscinde.
@erlanst i'm N%agemcinen.

TentIdits NrbtFts.N liptIIn .Bfrtah,
Cir. 2l9, SiiosSbarpsS trabe, unier Der Iuiiltt
beuif6e Sanoluerfer, arbeiter uno 9ienit6otsu
oi bef6diti9eu tpinihen. poleu itb perionIib
poer tn iruniirten 8riefeu al ben aaenten Der
@efe1fdait,. 5ohann .. Waeger, Sr, 2i9, SUB.
ebar .Strabs, peuoen. mel6er unentgeliltb
e~lnsfuufi eribeiIen piro. SprebiiInocn BON 1
bis 8 tbr. (SaIt2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

WaIs. 3unlbr lS.lJ3 VII
ihcI; 8erlunot bon 6eu GleDotoreu
S6S 9uidel; Glepotoren . Gorratb
1904 Nuid)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

Sauptouarticr hes .Sabern,Wldnner@orSS.
W.,S. ,gde @otabs 'iino Qafolinettr. Vet
Understanding ieSeu Sonnerftde nbenb.
Weue Witelteber tptuipmtIen. Bot5aq'
ltdbeS Yier Der Acknowledgement int Supt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Gaatan nab StgtIaabtsO \.

Ghrlna's CAUTION 2ttberfrauS-8ane.
Suupi liurtier bes Canton 9ieoerfran3 -
Sinafiunoe icoen Sounetiina Nbenb. -
9umensgerein berfammeIi itd ieoen 9ttns
Itaq gbenn. Natiouala9'ier am 8apt.-
gDefapeafe Ielepbnu: WoIfe 1853 o.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

Creamery Sanitation. .... tG bis IS
ga. Nortbiucltcru Gable. 10 bis l6
Store Gadeo. IA bis -
@eItern HoQS........... ID bis -
Creamery Trints, 1 Bib.. 90 bis %
Creamery GrintS, y Bfo. q bis %
Wo., go. mo ga. YrintS ii bis -
Creamery gIodS. 9 Bruno 10 bis 81
Menopirtc, bette TrintS &c. II bis 90
2ebenbes @eiliisel, pro Yfuno:
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edmihfs ..@ihsnfrani.Naas."

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@de 8. mo @OugbsSirabe. S~auptdlartier
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run6f9anIenuereins," nGGntun Smmcrip.
0oiis utto qeibsSereins," .8euifte &C.
mitbliffeif," r8eHsIf6miebe.llnion. unb
.Sefper.GonfIaDe gr. 418, 3. 8. g." SRI
i6es Bier gu ieber 3ett. 1eIepbon; g.
K %. - @olf 2509 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

WoiSmebl, TOO Eiuno. 1.30-1.40
Wci5cn. 3uilbr 1883 NI.
idjel; Gcrinnot bon Den Gleuatoren
2l430 Guidel; Gleuatoren .&orrutb
216,696 @uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
8altimorer WarftberidDte.

Baltimore, II. Nuli 1903.
Mchl t.. - 3uiubr 3693 SGiler,
eiuihlieBlid - S1iicr 81 Occult.
Toiut mo al S0lier ST Goutou.
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6. spabn's Nehauraut.

Suiepb sdipeHBer's Cafe,
2i15 Galuertpn.9 iuab, uaBe Srrnert6.Aoe.
Die beiten 9Seiue I'M @ettero. Wlnbl'
3eiien 5l ieoer 3eit. 9eihltielinib cine
Gpe3ialitlt. - Suupiuudrtier oes GAR
To Itonsg sWldnnsrhors".
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@erlanet: Trahcn nnb Waoden.

9frlamat:
Sin Wldodben fir ole ullgeIieire Sat9drheti
IN elmer fleinen Snmilie; SIP bis $14 pro DO
lIat. gtadl 3utragen nit Aeieren3eu III UT. rs,
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