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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
EIeNlIItHIot OCT SIupI VWIIlINpTt,
CMdr8t ,S,15,22)
Tepartemcut fir bifcuttihe sidperDcit @nui
ten. SubsTcpGrtcnlcHt oes @ebauocs
nlnrftnrs4iirPnu RnfhhduS.

gGIffmore, oen IS. 6ebruar 1905.
SoroerlngszNngebote I'm. Die Grrtdtltllg zines
@ebduoes an Der Siiooits@de oes SroaoiudD ltrlo
Der 9iortbsg lOenne, tnr Den Wla1or itto St1ots
rutb BON Baltimore, mo lpelde5, bon Der Be
D0roe Der S6ul.GorIilllare ais ole oltlIbe boz
bere 906terfbule belluBt iperoer lou, lperoeH
bon benz y9unro OF gliunro5" Der Staot galtis
more entaegelI gellulnnleTt.
SoroerungSs Glugebote miiiien in berieeelteH
q SF'sS IparOg, Gm o aS4 SeT S SsTne' |. S va ;G 'iS6S5'
IormittagS II llbr. Del Dem GtaotJteaiiirator,
SRI; Sarro s; 9oSPer, u oelleMIi Slrsga I'M
miiifei nit Der guii1rift Bios iOr @nitern
Sigh S6ool" berieben fein.
Sebe5 5oroerut9ssInge6ot HlB bon eillett
be9Iaubigteu Gbed in Der 0bbe non $500, 5nbI
bar an Sen Wianur mo StaotrafD bon 8aItis
more, begleitet iein. ?
Bon Dem eriolgreideu Sln9eboiiiener ipiro oie
SdSn y ~, S SasTf a ~. gnniTsi,es S'rrG n.y. im et 0Sa.
Charter O%orgeidriebeIt gleidtonllneno, %nerldugt.
9larco 6ornnllare III .gIn9ebote ionnen i'm
8llreal oe9 Sebdl6e.S1lpettorS ert9eeett 9es
llonlmen %lUeroeH. .Steielben l%liiilel itreng be
foIgt iperoen, ooer oas %slngebot miro Oeriuorieit,
BIlne uno Spe5ttitattonen fonnen I'M gitreull
bes Sebduoe' 9nipeftors nab Dem IS. 6ebrllar
1905 eiHgeieben lUeroen.
Gopie'n BON 3ei1nungen itHo Spejififationen
lperoeft ben @eIlerglsSoHtrnltoren llllr geltebeH,
inbem ~oieieIben einet be9luubiaten Sbed i'm
uno Staotrntb bon baltimore oeponiren;
beldgier Gbed miro -5uriidgegeben, tuentt Die
3ethnuItgen hor Der Setfniinp Der s~Itgebote an
ben @ebduocs Snipeftor 3uriid geIiefert iperoen;
Gnoerniau5 miro oerielbe OeriGQcn ieiu.
SOlten ole 3ei6mingen urIo Spe5ififationen
beibdotgt ODER OerlITlitdltet iuproeIl ieiH, luiro
Die Snntme bon $25 5Hrildeebalteli, ais ltquis
Sic 8eb6rSe bebGIt Itb baS Re6t Dor, ireenb
ipeIbe ODER uGe Tn9ehote al uerluerie1.
Gomaro .. 9rcftOn,
geitdtist:
e. GGuH simanns,
(rebts On Of 90 % Of Or Of os mdrti3S A'o''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
2pubptt A.. Yarf.

Der hanptid hlidJite Sriebbpf In Baltimore.
8u ieber Belt erreifbar. Stint Gents Sabrs
GELD bon allen GtnottbeiIen. Gtrabenbabfs
@aeeouS pafdren ben Saupteineane aue bret
Wttiutett. Warnies @~arte8iuner fit SoI6e,
Die ben Srieobof bel rnubem @etter befndbeu.
8eerdbnibpIibe 5u febr mdbieen 9reiien
i%dnlntIit inter fortudhrenoer 9fIeee.
Yurean: sr. 81, it.Saratpga.strahe.
(Snn6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Nprn ScnICr.

IS farb am u. SebruGr 1905 9ora Sealrr
i'm glier bon 50 Sabren mo II Wtoldten. &C.
Iicbte Satin oes neritorbenet 9brtitidH 3ealer
mo Wlutier BON Srar YOuiiu 9SclielmuIt. Vie
8eeroiguug finoet TomHcritGg. >. Wtdr{ 9tuds
mittugo , tlbr bon Der gSobmula ibrer Sodter.
0r. 5tS, @eitsyScitsStr, aus auf Der "SolooH
Bari Cemetery" itatt.
IrauerHo itebu mir bier ON @rdbc,
SaS Gid. tbelre MNutter. oedt,
limo ole Sreuoe lit e%rloideTL,
Nie ais Wiitter On getuedt. (59-Gl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
SpIenG Hahr.

IS Iturb ant 26. 6ebruar 1905. 1a5 .rbr
glnf mitta8S, 3Oiep1 Eabrt %aite boz. @rneiiine
aung ftnnet Miittmodl, o llbr W}oraens, bonn
&rallerbnule, Var. 632, &eftsUlulberrg strnhe,
aus nab Der Ct. glpbonilsz9irG itdtt. roo
cine E~caniems9leiie fir ieiH Seelenbetl 9elelen
niro. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Srr,unuu I. Iuu Trrclr.

IS itnrb am 2s. Sebrunr 1905 0crulNnu Z.
@on Ercele Ha6 flr6er Strantbeit inn 9Ilter ruIt
II Sabren 1 Yiolat ulo II Iagen. Gle &c.
e%roiGing iinoet Iunncritng, 9iafmtttags nm :
llbr, bonn Irdlcrbdnie, 9tr. l4l7 Oil Mtaot'0nz
StrnBe. ans ttntt. COD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Safer Gpienh q. Qnncr.

81 lturb nd1 lureem 9eioen Batter 1ni. ".
Gnuer i'm 9Iter bon 80 SubreH I'M q. Gle
llelisseoue8e. 5u Saraio9a. Sprtnas. ~. Sie
neritaa. II llhr Qlornlittnae. ilait. lhOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Sohn Seriuia & Subu,

9etdenbetatter uno @inbnliamirer.
3r. 2O0S, SrleanStr.-Wio. Eel: 0tuoiur 255.
Slueigeei6dit; 9tr. 524, oerl. @1iternsgoerllic,
Sigbidnotolpr, Baltimore, Mdrnl1no IeIepbon:
9Stnofor 60. anildben meroen geltefert fir Sodls
5eiteit, llnterb1Itllngcn uno anoere @elegenbeis
ten. (Sebl4 NINE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
@iniam g. Hubn.

So Itar6 am Sonntng. Den 90. 6ebrtnr, l1,45
RormittupS, in ieiner leBtet gSobnina 8t 1oius
ion, Ulo. gSininm q. NuDH iulgllter bon "A Sab
rem. Die Seeroigune tinoet Wiittwod,, g.abmtts
tugS 2 llbr, bonn GruIerbdiie III SUluIon aus
itGtt. NGiiebuItg aIf Der pSreenmoultt Sen1es
terO." (59-bO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
NnnfinaMmn.

28ir iprc6cn biermit I%inicreu ucr6inoIi6'tc1
Sanf aus fir bic liebepole J6GilnIbEtt lino
Die 5nBIrci3cu @ltmengefhcnfe 3cj ccni &c
gribniB rnleres @aite1 ulo Sattr2, 9rlL
Srieori6 JSilbelm Nrauf.
(G0) Scmaroiue 9rauf nebit SDhnrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
SnSpsfG0r

9(m %. 5ebruar Gliin6rtB GnginnO i'm IItt
bon 90 SubreH.
PIN 27. 5ebrIur Mimic 81. 6iebBnrbt.
GIN 81. SebrnGr 6Briftina Streb int 10. Sal
re hires gebel5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Mo. 22s.
Spbn @. Senfel,
Nr. 6O4, Glib. ebars. strake,
III bcr QeidleubeItatter,

peINer aue gluttraee itets sur 8ufrie6enbeit
c%uSfibrt. 9ie bon ibm bebau>,,t 2ei9en
f6nneil 8o9en Tong liegen, oblle bic geringften
g~raouirte @inbaIfamireriu, unb 1T lie g,e5dno'
lung bon 5rauenIet8en bereH SDeiiuIiilt.
(Snn10,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

ftorf un3oo uno feitoem bod geboI-
ten bat.
Sci Ser Stt6pabI i'm
S5eqparer @oblbe3irt lit ser erite
io5ialtitiide @bgeorOnete IN oaS IN
gnrilbe IbgeorOnctcnbmIS gemGbIt
noroen.
Su @all It raB B gebt eS in
Den letter Eagen mieOer in lebbnitem
Gempo. 2ebten Moutng murOen no.
be3u 3pei MiQioHeu Sbares-meiit
Gtlenbabnaftieu 49, rmgeieBt.
Ger StabItrui It BAT i'm
6ebrltar 10000 Conner Robeiien
getauft, 10 5iemlih allies, mas nod
auf Eager mar. IS mlB 6emnod
cine ungepobnlid rege Nodirage
nof giien= uno St%ublproouften im
2an6e iein.
8ier StaatSicnotoren
bon Californian limo megeu Slnnob=
me bon 9eite6ungSgclocrn ou5geito-
BEN moroen, mo 5luor init 30 Stim=
men. Die ibrigen 3 Senotoren emf.
bieIten iif Der Stimmeno6gobc.
9lll6 IN Snoiana riidt mon oen8ooO-
lern in ser @eiebgebung mf'S 6cll.
Since b o 100000
Winrf bat 6rnt Bertha S6ottl0lOer
in 8reSlau oil ibrem 50. @ebllrts-
toge erriftet. Die 3inien bon 300
600 Warf iollen oo5ll ~OertponOt lucr.
Sen, INN armen 6roiten 6ie M}ittcl 5t
elmer 8nOereiie oOer 81 ibrer 8ccon-
ualescen5 ST. geruGbrert.
Ole epioemi6 DE @cnid.
itarre bat iid iiber 16 Srtidaftcn
Oberi6leiien'8 m~tSgebreitct uno Oie
Grfranflngen pie Die ToocSfdle
mebren iid, mic ans 9reSlou gemel-
oct miro, in eri6refenoer @eiie.
SSn &%onigSbiitte aIlein iino bonn 30.
Nopember bis Witte 6e6rl,ur SO
9erionen an Ser @eniditorre geitor,
ben.
Ole ct. 2ouiier 81 m c.
rita" ihreibt: BUR 3eit befinOcn
Iif i'm 3udtbauie 81 Seffcrion-
Gitp 2080 mGmnlife un0 rs ipeib.
lifc StrGflinge, cine beid6menOe
3abl in elmer Belt Ser fortid)reiten-
oeu Civilization. llno Oo5u erfreltcn
iid nod iebr pielc Ser golOcnen 5ret-
belt, Oie ihou lGngit i'm 3uhtbntic
iein iollten.
SIN obgetan fenen Sc
brllnr ipllr0en in Sen 0ItlifCu Stoos
ten 8roB.Gorporotionen i'm 9etroge
bon 9S, 100000 Collars gebiloet,
ale nit cinem aopitaI bon mebr ais
elmer Wiuion Collars. Sm G5urutar
be3ifferten lid oieie Spcorporatipncn
alf 1t6,250,000f Dollars. 9oS &os
pitnl bait id nod, INNER gum @roB,
betrieb %3uidmmen; Der &leinbetrieb
miro mcbr itno mebr nuSgeidnltet.
Gle n&ie6f0nigin BON
SeroS," 6rolI Sing, oeren @eioebe-
Itono 100000 glder betrogcu ioll,
bat einen NuarottungStric9 geaen Ole
9Iapperidlongen begonnen. Sic be-
5oblte 5 Gents iiir nQe Sloppcrn, Die
ibr obgelieiert milrben. Su pierjcbn
Sngen bottc lie bereitS fir mcgr. ais
10000 aloppern bc5oblt. Sic iebtc
MN 6ct Hrei& oui 3 GentS herluts
ter, mo ndd cinigen lueiterelt $50.
den mnrcn nobe5u SrmoerttouicnO
3loppern eihgeliefert. Gam wurOc
Der EreiS pro alopper ollf > Gents
geiebt, un6 bis iebt bot ole 3obi Der
S6luon5en6cn Der @iftidlnnge be.
reitS 100000 iiberihritten. Su CT.
50blt menigitenS ein Seem 0crfer
@eltblott. Sb oieie Sdlonaen , Sc.
itlfte olId) mobr iit2
Gle oeutiden InitchIer
in Samoa boben iid luegen Siege
lung ibrer S6ooereriot = InIpriide
init elmer Tetition an Den NeidS.o0
gelponot. Ser &rieg IN Samoa iii
ieit feds Sobrcn gu Gnbe, mo Die
Snieln limo ieitoem in beiltid)cm &c.
iib. Sic 6ro9e, pelbe Modt ole
ShaOenerio B- Nniprilhe 81 ocdcn
bat, lit bcreitS lett OCTOBER 1902 SIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
0ipioeHoen.

7ir Suupuu.3iuien Der fplgeuprn Sblinntiua
men Der ,llutteo JiaifuaDc dHo Glettrtc som
pann," mclde am /. Mdr6 1905 tdltg lhS'
iUeroen wie fulgt 6ejuHlt:
Nlernnoer grutuu d SuuS.
d.prn3 criic cpnlplibirtc SnpOtbCI, coupon
Gr. ~. ~,
5.proS. critic Snpotbef. Der ,9uic HoIano Gle
oateo ltailmau Comp. " Coupon ytr, p.
,Vdtiuuai Wicfbauics' Sdrt."
Central Nh. so. 3" e.. & !. SDputbef GolI-
pom gtr. 10.
(GOl S~haBmeiitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

Ite oeutihen NnitCnIer
IN Samoa 6oben iid) ipegen Siege
lung ibrer S6ooereriot E NnIpriid)e
init elmer Fetition an ben MeifSto0
%geiuan0t. Ser &rieg IN Samoa iii
ieit feds Sabrcn 5u Gnbe, uno bic
Snieln iino ieitoem in beltitem @c.
iib. Gic 6rn0c, lpelde Modt oie
ShoOeneriob-9 lnipriidle 81 ocdcn
bat, lit bcreitS lett OCTOBER 1902 SIT
ll1guniten Gngluno'S uto ImeritG'@
entidieoelt; Die @eiddoigten murtell
ober nod INNER pergeblid) oui oie
InSjobllu1g Der 9etrdge. Die oeltt.
lhen Nniicolcr in Samoa bitten MN
Den 3cid)Stog, Die Sd)ooclbetr1ge
o%orl1nfig nro 10 lnnge aus Meic5s.
nittellt 5t beferi, bis cine Gtniguutg
IN bieicr In9elegenbeit 5tpiihen ocll
orei am 9erliner @ertrog betbeiIig,
len W1d)tc er5ielt lit, oo Der ihIcp-
peiloe Sang ser 8erbonolur0en sci.
&c, OaB bel England mo Nncrifo
feline b%eionoere Suit porbanocn lei,
Die IngcIegcnbeit lit %obiebborer 3eit
5i erlcbigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

9n bic 9ttiundre Der %,ituitco Rniliuans ano
electric Gunpnnb upd Baltimore"
uItimore, Uo., Is. SEQ. 1903.
Siermit miro beiannt %genGtJt, bdb Die ,ies
bertrn gu1gSsBii6cr bieier SuiiudgIie am Eicns
flag, ben IS. Sebruar, 9la6mtituJS 3 lbr. Dez
ibIoiien. uno am IA. W2ir6 1905 ,uieoer Se1fis
net pernert.
SIN Outrage oes 9ireftor'url3
s.. Is. Wic5iltUt,
Gebrf5, 90, % ;Rdr5tD Sbasme,f!er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

Ginen neuen 9lan, Sen
Seltrnit 5it befdmpfen, bat Der gb.
georonete Mitrood bon &anias ais
gebedt. gr nil Mlfobol aus WSoiS
ber9eite1t baben. Mit eiilem 3uins
BON SoI5aIfpbol ion berlelbe gum
Srinfen unbraubbar genlaft u,b
Damn anitatt Yetrolerm gebraud)t
iperoen. gus einem 9nid)el Mais,
Der nif)t mebr oils S5 Gents foite,
miQ er flint @alonen Mlfobol prooit.
siren uno i'm @robbetrieb niiroc man
cine Sonne glfoboI esu bier Dollars
berItelen tonnen, 10 OaB Die Galone
@lfobol UNI 5 Gents biIIiger perfalft
fperben fonne, ais Die @alone Seildt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
@ermiid)te Inseigen.
9as 8altimorer Q0H
W0rekhufl fir 4OOo

tutIo iett aebrudt. Sic SercIsJeper eriiiden
aue 9erionen, Sirnlen rber 9oro1ratipIieil DC.
ren gbrette felt benz 1. 9tooeri1oer geafpefl
tpuroe, ODER Die in udrtfier SnIufft etne lotal.
8erdHoernng boreuncbMen teabitbfieen, frltri
ibre aIte uno meme a9tSreHe an oas Siredif ote'
Ter Gonrpaenie 5u fer,oeu.
q. 8. Yolf e &c., Baltimore, Sne.
6. s. 2pranse-, DaanaetE.
Rr. 957-959, GalDert . Building.
(Sant0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01
Dr. mm. BPrkPr,

reatfrirter bentimer Arst. 30.idbrise Prayte.
ten. SeiIt In ~fiir3eiter Belt SnpbiIis. MnsftIae,
pals uIb Wsnnos8ranfbeiten. alSfllMe ieSer
art, Gfriftnr, RoIntionen, nerpofe S4fpdHe,
Sffice In Or. Heder's nnatpmif6en Mufeum.
sr. 706, cft.5alitmure. strafe. sprefftnnben:
bon o tbr M2orgens bis 10 ntr Aberb8; Conn
tnss nnb bon 6 1br btS 10 t1br Mbenb8.
u. 3. = Or. 9e6ers Dafte teiIt unfebIbdr
iebsn uusfIub. gonfuItatioH fret
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

MaIerif1 garfartia - SriebIim.
gleitIl6 bon 8aIbroof elm unb cine babe
WeeiIe. 8enutt bic init 9op1dttan be5etnnete
Rortb.stbennesear. Sreie 3utf6en Ta9m..taes
am Terminus. 8relfe ben BegrdbniBtteIen ieet
fpe5ien. 2etGte 8ebtneuneen. IeIepbpn -
gaton 1913. 8iirenu: 6ranfltn- nnb @tHbiur.
0oaos. YerIanat @roI6lre. (Wlat4 IS. T&s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

9aS " III rfobIen Spnbi.
fat plant cine bemnGhitigeGrbobing
Der 8oblenpreiie bon 80 Eiennig bis
1 Morf pro Come. Die Treiserbo.
bung miro ourd) sic @eipinnausf6Le,
Die Den 3ed)eit olrd) ben giisito,to
er,uadien iino, ioipie bird Die gro.
Ben I,ifiueuoungelt fir sliisbeiIc.
rungSurbciten in iiberld)memmtel1
8rliben begriinoet, Iild) oilf oenGcr-
Init malld,er Ibiot9ebiete, ipeldlc
9eIgien II. Gnelanb 5ugefollen iiilb,
miro bitgefpieien. Sb iif Die YreiS-
~erbobung Mngelid)ts Der bel9iifen II.
en9liifen Gonfnrren5 biirdiiibren.
reip. allf ole Sauer oufred)t erbnItcn
l1Bt, lit allerbings cine onbere Sra.
&c. Man iiebt iibrigenS, Dab oaS
oeutidJe &oblenipnbifat gang ahnIi.
DIE Metbooen perioIgt, mie infer
Sa~rtfoblen.1 ruit, Der Die 4reiie nod
Dem eroBen Strife IN YennipIpanicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

9ic inmun SIG a.
tiItif 0cS lettcn SobrcS er8iebt, ooB
inter oen Gingcpanocrtcn MIR %
Gro5ent Sroileu moren, pGbreno III
frilberen 3eiten Die 6rouen 40 Eroj.
ser Gingeluonberten biloeten. 9ieier
&iidqong lit bemerfenSnertb. 6anli.
lien merben leBboft lueroen gluIieo.
Ter. Die ein5eInen mGnnliden Gin
monocrcr iino mebr 3uepogel; lie
fonmncn uno 5ieben mieocr tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

Webt82 20, q, 29,2 %. "a, %, 81 28, Mdr81J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

ftarf an3og nno ieitoem bod gebol,
ten bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

Die 81. Coulter " m c.
rita" lbreibt: BUR 3eit befinocn
Iif i'm 3udtbouie 5u &effcrion.
Gitp 2080 m1uulif,e ut6 rs peib.
litc Strdflinge, cine beiHdmenoe
3abI in elmer Belt Ser fortidreitert,
Den Civilization. llno Oo5u erfreucn
iid nod iebr oielc ser golOcnen Srei-
belt, sic ifou lGugit i'm 3ltdtbnlic
iein iollten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

SIN oeuti6cn &ei6Stoge
iino bic 8oronihlGge Der Hegierltrg
fir oie 5lotte mn 799.500 Collars
bei6nitten cin gon5 bc6cutcnoer I6=
ltridt Der &rn. b. Qirpib icbr unoit-
geuebm Iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-01

0ic epioem dc @enid.
itarre bat iid iiber t6 Ortidaftcn
Sberi6leiien'3 mtSgebreitct uno Oie
Grfrontlnqen mie Die G~oocSfdae
mebren iid, mic olrS 9reSlolt gemel,
oct miro, in erihrefenoer 8eiie.
Sn &~onig8biitte aIlein lino bonn 20,
gtopember bis Mttte 6ebruur SO
8erionen an Ser @eniditarre geitors
ben.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-01

internal revenue department against
the strict enforcement of the law pro-
hibiting the display of empt ycigar
boxes in the windows of tobacconists,
druggists and other dealers. Not
withstanding these complaints orders
have been issued that the law shall
be rigidly enforced the country over,
the crusade to begin today.
According to the order it is unlaw-
full for any dealer to make any use of
empty cigar boxes If there remains
upon the box either the government
revenue notice, the caution notice re-
auired on all boxes, or the brand mark
including the factory and federal dis
trict number. The department claims
that of late years the use of empty
boxes for display purposes has be-
come too general and that it tends to
suggest or encourage the unlawful
refilling of the boxes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-01

Register f. W. Davis of the La
Grande land office. has received a
letter of instructions from the general
land office. affecting homestead en-
tries:
W. A. Richards. commissioners OF
the general land office. has prepared
the circular letter of instructions, a
COPY of which will he sent in the fu-
ture to every person who makes a
homestead entry Of public land.
The letter is intended to acquaint
every entryman with the terms and
provisions of the homestead law, and
the requirements for obtaining land
under it's provisions so that, in the
future. ignorance of the law will not
palliate any failure to comply with It.
Sixty-nine thousand homestead en-
tries were made last year, and this
wear they are averaging 1000 a month
on the back Of the circular letter
Is printed information concerning tht
homestead law, the requirements o
the general land office. and sugges
tions to the entryman, which, if full!
followed. would enable him to full!
comply with the law in letter ant
spirit.
The circular letter is as follows:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-01

1.-THE papers supporting your recent
homestead entry have been received,
examined and filed in this office. In
order that you may be fully informed
as to your duties under this entry,
az we'll as of the cause which may re-
suit in It's cancellation, you should
carefully read, study and remember
the suggestions, printed on the
back of this letter because any failure
on your part to cure any existing de-
feet in the entry, or any failure to
fully and in good faith comply with
the laws requiring residence, i'm
provements cultivation, and proof
will be sure to result in the cancella-
ton of the entry and the loss of your
improvements.
"Entrymen should constantly bear
in mind that any sale, or contract or
agreement to sell any of the lands
embraced in their entries, or any
part thereof, or any interest therein,
prior to making final proof, will cause
the entry to be cancelled, and may
even result in the cancellation of the
patent should such patent be mad
vertently issued.
1T should also he constantly re-
membered that any false statement
made in either the affidavits or fina
proof, made in support of any entry
will not only cause it's cancellation
/ but may result in criminal indictmen
and prosecution.
IF at any time you desire any fur
ther information than is given II
these suggestions, for the purpose o
enabling you to comply with the law
to make proof, you can obtain tn,
same by inquiring, in writing o
otherwise, either at this office or o
the register and receiver"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-01
Horses Wanted.

One carload of horses, ages to
8 years; must be fat, sound and
broken. H. r. McCollum, at Oregon
Feed Yard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-01
FOR HOMESTEADERS
LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS
TO LAND OFFICES.

w. A. Richards Commissioner OF the
General Land Office Issues Special
Instructions Designed to Give
Proper Information to Future En-
uymen-Full Instructions Covering
Existing Laws VIII Be Furnished
TO Every HOmesteader.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-01

Always pleased are smokers who
buy at Howard's cigar store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-01
STOP DISPLAY OF EMPTY BOXES
Cigar "Empties'' Are Under the Ban
by Revenue Department.

Washington, d. c., May MANY
protests have been received by the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-01
Senator Stones Bill.

Senator Stone is prcnarlng a bin.
which ho will offer 10 he lnd,aE Al.
fairs committee OF The senate. provil.
ing for the allotment OF all land in
Indian Territory. so that the white
residents may acquire real estate IN
their own right. His proposition is
10 give each Of the $4,000 Indians So
acres Of land, in fee simple, and sci.
the remainder to the whites, the min,
mum price of the land TO be fixed ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-01
Conscience Troubles Her.

Arkansas City Kan, Dec. 3i.-Presi.
dent +. L. Kingsbury OF the Kansas
Southwestern railroad, has received u
letter from a woman living in Okla.
homa, inclosing 75 cents in payment
for coal which, according TO the let
ter had been stolen by the woman
when She was child The coal was
taken from Caldwell station. she
station at Caldwell The woman
says she has been converted. which
accounts for her desire TO pay for It.
The money was accepted and a new
account started on the company !
books heretofore there being no nect
for a conscience fund.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-01
EAGER FOR STATEHOOD.
7. H. Rogers Says New State viii B.
Dirkoet a., tI,fn,

T. n. Rogers Says New State viii B.
Richest in Union.
'Thc business interests OF both ter
ritorics. and especially of Indian Ter
ritory. are looking forward eagerly
to statehood said T. II. Rogers, a
wholesale lumberman Of Oklahoma
City. O. r., at the Hotel Baltimore
last night. THE two territories com
hined will make the richest state in
the Union in importance and varic-
ty of natural resources. Indian Terri.
tory is especially rich. and the great
present prosperity there will be
greatly increased with the occupation
Of the agricultural lands by white
farmers. and especially by the grant.
ing OF statehood, as capital will then
be more willing to come in. The
greater part OF my interests are ia
Indian Territory, with some in Okla
homa and little in Southern Kan
sas, and | am very we'll SATISFIED tn
have it that way.-Kansas City Jour.
nal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-01
commissloner,s Court.

Andrew Adams was tried yesterday
before the commissioner on charE r.
Of introducing whiskcy The case was
dismissed by the government
Arthur prudc and Henry Johnson
were tried yesterday afternoon before
the commissioners court on charge
OF highway robbery. Prude was hell
under 81 900 bond TO await the ac.
tion OF the grand jury on the 9th of
January next.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-01
R. A. JONES
FURNITURE AND
CARPETS

congress. At present all land occu
pied by the whites, who number in
The vicinity Of 100000, is leased from
the Indians. Senator Stone explained
TO a reporter for the Star today that
this bill had nothing whatever to do
with the statehood bill which is now
pending before the senate washing
ton Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-01

Women are ST punctual. I know OF
Monday club that used to meet ey-
cry Wednesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-01

Knew OF a young fellow once who
got a cork screw leg trying to follow
In tho footsteps of his father.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-01
sTILLWELL n. RUSSELL,
Attorney-at-Law

Engages to do a general practice in
the courts of the Indian and Oklahoma
Territories Offices in Noble Building,
those occupied by late firm OF Russell
and Turner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-01
ALBERT J. LEE,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.

Once in Noble Bldg, Ardmore, |. T..
Special connection in Washington
for the prompt and careful handling
of all matters coming before the De.
pertinent of the Interior, Court OF
Claims and the Supreme Court OF the
United States.