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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18

sciousless officials for permitting
their acts. If be Processes igno-
rance Of their actions, he admits his
incompetency to I'll the position be
now occupies. He cannot dodge
the responsibility. The whole trans
action is shameless and discredit-
able in the extreme Governor
Gooding's action is disappointing
and huniliating TO the public, who
relying on his repeated promises be-
fore election had a right to erpec,
better things al his hands. Lamen-
table and unfortunate az this miser-
able affair is, il is by no means the
only instance wherein Governor
Cooding has failed IN MS pledges to
the people Of the state. His oft
repeated promise from the public
platforms and in endless interviews
to procure desired moral Legislation
failed Of fruition by reason Of the
controlling force behind the govern
or and TO which he yielded Al the
expense Of the public veal. The
public is pretty well aware Of the
source Of the real influences that has
controlled Governor Goodins during
bis official life, particulars of which
viii be the subject of future discuss
lens in these columns.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18
Council Fills o3ees

The new city council met last
Tuesday night and nllsd the city
Offices remaining over from the first
meeting. J. A. Eaton was reelected
marshal. r. E. MILESTONE was
elected treasurer, w. c. Foresman
CLERK and James Hoag police judge.
B. J. McRae resigned his position as
village trustee and DR.. ]. II. Lewis
was elected to fill the position.
These officers. together With c. M
S,ssms, who vas appointed city at
tornsy at the first meeting Of the
board. will constitute the city
officials for the next two years.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18

The Pacific States Telephone
Company have a force Of eight men
at work on their system between
Lewiston and Nezperce. This force
arrived in town Tuesday afternoon
and have been busy for the past ten
days stringing the second wire in
the system between these two points.
This wire is copper one as far as
Tlo, and from that point to Kamiah
Il will be larger wire and give a
double service. This will greatly
facilitate business in this upper
country and gives the Pacific States
an unrivaled service in this territory.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18
Big Well Completed

Contractor O'Conner has finished
his labors at the deep we'll asd Is
nov waiting for Mr.. Johnsoa TO
make bis ,es, as per contract. Mr..
o'conner made ,ss, of the well
Saturday afternoon and satisfied
himself tha, he had the desired flow
Of water. tha; is twenty gallons to
the minute as the contract calls for.
II the we'll stands the test Mr..
O'Conner under his contract gets
$1,000. This we'll, in addition to
tho city we'll nov under lease 10 Mr..
Johnson. will furnish water in abund-
ance for the city's use.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18

The churches of Christ of the
North Idaho Missionary District
viii hold their annual camp meeting
a, Juliaetta, Idaho. June LII. A
good grove within a half = mile of
tn. depot has been secured for this
meeting. Spring water, 4 restau-
rant in the grounds, plenty Of past
une near by and many ether con-
veniences viii make this an ideal
camping place. The services will
be conducted by Elder Morton L.
Rose, of North Yakima. Washington,
assisted by the resident minister of
the district. A good program has
been arranged for the day sessions,
consisting Of addresses and open
parliaments on practical church
work. The Northern Pacific viii
give rates on the certificate plan.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18
Railroad Meeting

About twenty-five business men OF
Nezperee gathered in the Office of
Mocklsr, Miller & Mockler Tuesday
afternoon upon the solicitation Of A..
c. Eiizen. one Of the trustees Of the
Lewiston Electric Railway Company.
and discussed With Mr.. Eitren the
ways and means of securing the
$4,000 appropriated to Nsrpcrce
as its share in raising the money
agreed upon At the recent Lewiston
meeting. Mr.. Eitfen appointed on
this committee c. W. Felt. z. A.
Johnson. I. E. Salladay. R. L.
Spiker. ]. A. Schultz, P. E. Miller,
T. M. Mockler and w. J. Ramey.
These men will personally visi,
those Who have net given rights-of-
way and solicit the same. They
will also aid the soliciting committee
in securing the balance Of money to
be raised here on the prairie. The
meeting also canvassed the matter
Of depot site and terminal grounds
but finally decided to wait until Sat
urday night and hold a meeting at
the Commercial club rooms and then
decide this matter.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18

The railroad war between the
Lewiston & Southeastern and the
Northern Pacific is rapidly reaching
an acute stage. The Northern Pa
cihc Company new has three corps
of surveyors working in different
parts of the disputed territory. One
of these is camped on the old right
of-way of the Northern Pacific, Sc
cured in 1890. This right-of-vay
has been secured by the Lewiston g.
Southeastern and this road put 4
force of twenty teams and fifty men
at work last Sunday morning and
have continued working on this por-
tion of the road ever since. The
Northern Pacific surveyors have
started in to parallel this survey out
of Lewiston in the direction of
Camas prairie. One crew of North
ern Pacific surveyors is campcd at
the Tracy place near the Lapwai
They began their survey
at 4 section corner Of the Ben Pal
ner place and are running a line in
to Culdesae. The corps encampsd
here On the prairie are divided in
two squads. One small gang 10
in surveying north and west
Of Dublin while the main squad is
over on the breaks of Big
canyon about two miles north and
one mile and a half west of Fletcher.
A line was run out through this sec
ton some years ago and II is sup
posed this gang 10 engaged in locat-
ing the survey. The public will
anxiously await developments.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18

The school board met last Non-
day night with all members present.
The matter of selecting principal
for the ensuing year vas settled by
the action of the board in elsctins
B. c. Barbor to that position. Mr..
Barbor had charge Of the school
during the past year and until re-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18

Gently had been strong in bis deter
mination not to teach during the
coming year and il was with pleas
ure that the board received and ac-
cspsed his application TO further
continue al the head Of the public
schools. After the allowances Of
bills and the reading of the state
ment Of the financial condition of
the district secured by A. c. Eitzen
while in Lewiston, the board ad-
journed until the regular meeting
night in June.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18
NOTICE OF SALE.

The J. l. Case Threshing Machine Company
Mortgage W ! l. Dickinson Norteexnr
Under and BY virtue OF an aadAvis o. Fore.
closure OF . certain indenture of chsltxl
Mortgage made. executed and delivered by
J. l. Dickinson. the sboss named nortsaxof
20 The J. L Case rhrcshins Na htae Comps
the above named mortsAsee. on thu 7sh day
Of July 1909. 70 secure the payment Of . certain
pronaisery note. and whsrs~s the Satd Andavft
OF forc>iosure allie rec that there 10 nov due
owing and unpaid from said nortesxcr "
ssid mortgage. on account OF eaid sncftgae~
and note secured thereby. the sun Of eltel -
together With interest At the rate ei----- psr
anaum on the sum Of ellsco thereof. fron
NAY i2th, 1905 to payment
have taken into my possession all And sin
grlsr the mortCsEet property described ~
sid dAytt to-wit; One III Wind stscker No
tsss manufactured ~ the }. !. css> rhtesAins
Machine Company.
Public notice is hereby Esvea, thai On ths
18th day OF Mar, sppS ~ II - O'Clock .. ~ OF
said day a. J. I. piektnson's fArn ) nfles east
OF Melsosc. In Nes Psrcc county, Idaho. stn
peli at rchiic auction 70 the highest ae1 eees
bidder for the lawful nouey cf The uotsed
States Of America. the ebovs deecrtee4 ptop-
sfty. HAnrsr beoA1s
~ crAs l. Moxsos. nspsty e1estR.
Dated Nay ". ls05.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18

Real estate tales are beginning to
be lively again on Nefperce prairie.
w. Z. Larson. the hustling real es-
tate dealer. reports the following for
the week: The Furgison ranch Of
50 acres on Monday to Miss Emma
Hicks. Of Cunningham. Washington.
for s27oo. This saie emprsced this
years crop Mr.. Larson also nego-
,ia,ed ,he sale Of the Joseph Iauby
place two miles west OF town, TO
Perry Sanger. Of vinton. Iowa. for
$4,000. Mr.. Sanger is already an
occupan, OF the ranch.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers State Bank,
Ltd, viii be held at the Office of
the Farmers State Bank, Ltd, in
Nezpcrcs, Idaho, on Wednesday.
June Z. 1905, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
c. w. NILSSON, Cashier.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18
THE ELECTRIC ROAD is A GOOD THING
THE ELECTRIC WELDED FENCE is BETTER

wMm
come IN and get aehFMh Mhusg to mkh in then they car aa mount Of
Mndc utO On hh ha If und tina y IT ga take other down
p v
soa hno sek" Of 1.-The uddng 10 and know
@ no ma h offer We positively % In ever dhr wire
market kpdud b N aeyao viii eos you on cent? than anyth
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-18
Base Ball Dates

The following base ball games
With dates have been arranged for
with the home team on the home
grounds; With Kamiah May 81.
With Lapwai May 81. and with
Crasgeville May rs. These games
will be called al 2 80 sharp. =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

&bab 8elgigrenbe6s s.
mGrfer fan brnges til.
5 8ieben5abn fliitreoes @elgieren-
bcosmGrfer paa @aierifplflaifer, og
oct bap6e Sen &irfnlng = iiges ser,
= at @iG|terne oltio orof en- 8aier
mere chs Oilers. Set CT set, ma11
folocr at ipen6e &immcriges. &clte
for @elpc0c5, &ogn, ifripcr vMrltp.
5i0."
@oneoita6en's @irfe=
\ Rs. 6or Is s(or iiocn bar
Der flln ~ &rGlter til en- @cfolf=
ming paa lennco 40O, 900. Men /
oisie Is Mor CT Scr rejit % @irfebuic,
% &rGiterlle teller nj, 50. Sg 0cl1-
nc Silfpiclle al &rGitcr % &irfer bor
bcpirfct, at me6ens Scr for Is Mor
liocn flnnoe bore oper $4,000 / ct
Sogn (pc0 nogle at &irfcrnc fl1noe
scr loa nof bore 2 eIlcr 3 Nrrj tcr),
iou CT @ienminitsontollct al Mc,1ne=
lfcr llt mellcm 5 og 5000 til bpcr
ErGlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
&jpbenbabn

&eoaftsr GmiI 0pf-
e r., JON / December forloo '8laoet
"aloffen II" og reiite til England,
befanot fig / fgrite &alp6el al Sanuar
ct. I6omos, bborfra bat mn er reiit
til Nerico flor at finoe en- @ulo=
mine, iom ban ifriper til en- biemme-
pGrenoe &ollega. Da ban er set
ipanife SprDg megtig, flarer ban fla
'iof, ielp nm ban life i,it finoer,
bpao ban Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
Salt ia

Salt ia
g icnbepg. 9e ounif e @igs=
oogsmGl1o, lem ocltog / @%orisbeipgct,
bplot forlsocn ct Mpoc, bpor Sc orpf=
|te0c Spprgsmoolct ON ct froni It @ien=
bcie g til Scmmcrcl1. Mon bill npies
mco at o1;mooc &%igs0ogens 6or=
mGl1o ON at opcrpejc Soge,1 og epel1=
tlelt at forclGagc Gorilog for &igs=
0ogcn. Somtioig pil Scr blipc inolc=
set 6orbanolingcr mes Morge og
Sperige, Gpor Ser ifol bore Stem=
ming for Ell frlles lfon0inapiif Sno=
bpbellc.
Trn ina Sect 8 5.
Mfopoe &altor &ilbclm @ecfs Gnfe CT
ofgoact peo 9p0en, II Star gommcl.
Tru @ccf ror iin Mon0s Spifenoc=
barn; Bun bar fp6t / 9roge pe0 St5e=
foe, bppr 6ooerur, &ommerilufcr
Stoffelot, bar 9omGneinlpeftpr.
0cnoes Mooer bar Charlotte Spinner.
0en II Morts 1860 blep bum al
~ocn ganlc 6eltprnit it" &roplt @pjer
Mpller / Wottorp 5(otsfirfe nict til
Gil6elm @eef.
6r1 @ecf bprte fl1op rigtig til
berl1e0c, ii0en bcn0es Mon6, Gilbelm
Beef, for fit oper 3 Mor liocn, blep
falot bort fra lin itore @jerning. Sc
to 9ggtefGliar bar iao 6Dbt forcncoc,
iao 1un1opGrlige for binonocn.
SoI0reorm M. @e0 8ebono=
linge1 at Ginonsloben / Jolfetinget
5. %. San. u6talte 6inansminilter
2osi en, at ban betrogteoe set iom fit
@obcoopgace at fremme en- Golore=
form, og Sc al bans 6orgGngere poo
begpnote 6orarbeioer pil6e blipe fort
lat me6 al Gnergi. Oct bar oog
rm11ligt at fltnre foruolige, noor
6orilag frnoe fremlegges. 5ol6re<
formen funoe finn gao / @etning at
6riban0el, MEN man buroe fife grille
poloiomt inc paa noget @unft og life
forurette i1ogen 5omfunosflosie. Sp=
gaben bar nanifelig, ierlig ga man
bapoe en- Notwithstanding at fem=
pc moo, men ian Doobcoe, set 1fl1loe
lpffes bam at naa nogle Sfriot moo
Maalet.
store q m e I t.
II inger eSorleoen er ser al Sc poo.
g%iGloenoe Gtreftioner, unber Scribe
bolo al D%e0fommenoe @enerolforjom
fingers og 6oriifringsraaoets s(ppro=
bation, %peotogct en- 5ommenllutnina
metlem Observation-Disclosures u@af=
mia" og rM1mous". Set 11pe Gel
lfobs 6irmanapn bliper ~9et fore,te=
Sc oanife uoriifringsaftieielifob Sal
Mo-. Mft;efopitolen 6liper 4 Mil=
lioncr &roner mes Sn0betoling al 25
&rocent. Gommenilutningen ifol
bone Gplotqbe6 fra lite San11or 5. sc.
Gn0pioere er ser 3 elluttet Ell 5am=
mcnllut1ina al to al 2onocts 1tgrlte
@aaoelsielifober, rgltoiiatiif &pm=
pogni" og ~Seltinoiif &ompagni".
%oooe ~Eitoiiatiif &ompagni"' og
oct pngre v@eitin0iif &ompagni" er
m1oer bere5 11omerfe6e, 6pgtige 22e=
celle itooig gooeoe go6t fremao og bar
beNge pilt itN at bore to lun6t opbpg=
gcoe Torretllinger me6 sen. be61te 2e=
pe0pgtigbeo. Sffe min6it / Sen ii6-
lte Sis 6or Sc to &ompagnier boft
nirfeligt @alo meo fig. v9ltaiiatiit
&ompogni' bar giort ijeloent go6e
Iorretning,r, og v&eltin6iif &om=
pagl1i"S 2;nie bar me6 6e &abne,
lom onlebes, ollere6e funnel oppiie
N%einltoter, Ser er langt ober 6or.
be11tningen.
&jbbenbabn.
a. S...c nY .r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

en- It M Ell e I e. Golfe-
tiltgsmono clinton Senien bar melot
Jig uo al g~enitrcreformpartiet og
inomcl0t Jig / 6olfetihgcts @cnitrc.
en- GiIboeegong poo
8 Will. &r. 0en iomleoe @9r=
81 al @annarfs llofsriel at Smer,
6lGlf % sG9 til england uogioroc
/ 6plge itatiitiife Sp9ibrelier / 1908
279,267,000 ST. % i 1904 269, 945,-
600 &r. Ser bar oltloo / 1904
prret CIT 3tcogong / &Groi poo ca.
100000 SIR.
BART, icrnc 6oIfe G.
tin9et. Otter &enltrcreformpor=
ticts Ceiling CT &artiltilingc1 / Set
oanlfc Soliciting ocme::
&cnltrercformportict 60
ELECTROMAGNETIC 16
6olfetingcts &cnitrc IL
9pire II
Mooa:ote II
2psgongcrc 9
SSnIt IA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
Srobtnicrne.


S Iit6agcgon 9. &pnnc
pan Worn6olm far I'LL 9,037 Snb=
bpggcre, 48 mil1orc chs / 6jpr.
en- ornnftig @eifot=
II / 9. Spif Iclcfon=Mftielellfob,
Scr iioltc No: bop0e ct Spcrifl1o poo
$4,000 &r., ifol ipore 5fot / olle Sc
&olmncr, Grcr Set bar Selcfonabol1=
ncr1ter.
&p @oiifole. @cfolt,ai1gcl,
pao @citlollono bar forlcoen poo ct
Meoe / Nafifop, Ser bar beipgt al
100 Mcnneifcr, bclll1ttct at gjprc Set
forbcrc0c1oe Mrbci0c til Sprcttelleu
al CIT &pilfole mes &oltor 2lu16bp,
Spllcltco, iom Jorltonocr.
Stem egclie. S @gncn ON,
firing &c0e61,lcnc poo Gjnllo11o fer:
ifer for Si0cn cit on6ortct &igboite=
Gpioenli. 6orleoen bortrcp oenl1l
Spgoom oct ii0lte al 8 @pru boS
Sens Soco6ien / 6lpr1g. Oct CT Ct
trilt Spl1 at io Sc 8 5moo, benbolos
bis 3, 6 % 8 Mor, liggc lom Sig
puo en- Gang / Set lillc Mrbei0er=
bjcln, tilme6 oo Moocrcn logger ip1
% Toocrcn CT orbcioslps.
Siborg Spcrrct bol61
100 Mors Sl1bilnl1m 5. 20. Sal111or
S Sen N(nlc6ning bar SperrettenS
Me0lemmer i1obuot al @Drao0et til
en- iterre Jejtligbeo paa v&reislerS
&otcl". timber Soften inoleb Sele.
gromn1cr fra S~uititsminiltcrict, Sci
rcts- og Observation-Disclosures 6ofl1ltc1
og fra for5cnpercnoc M}eolcmmcr a
Spcrrettcn. SEQ Soften, Ser poreoe
Sinner, bol6tes CIT Mrngoe Ioler
9Den por floglmpffet.
&lgpcren goar bort
Hoo ct nDli9 ofbol0t @lontcoplsmp6e
/ Norblts oplpitc &oricns 2onbbo:
f%orcnings 6ormono, @oorbcier g
Spenoiel1, at &lppcrcn forjpinoer ire
@ori %cnscgnet1. Set CT cit &ien0s:
9jcrning, notaltc ST.. g., at @lpperer
CT o,tgrcben al Spgoom, og at ser
goar tobt 2pbet al Gommcre1t
G%ftcrooret o. &il1teren. 6or 1910
Mor iioen fllnbe &lpperen / oct go>nle
Sr0ififtc of1e fpele SGoe,. Set bite,
lig at 10 itGrferc &ultl,r, Morfet
CT /, 0cs mi,10re &lpber.
Gen Dtifc 30 a t.
Jor nogcn Sis ii6en in6orcp poc
Sornbp Stro,16 cit lpGr Gfibsmojt
Scr poo fla:c Steoer bar flosict elle1
gjelrnembltllct al &,1glcr. Sen eli.
gelife &cgiering ifal gien1cm lit Son:
il1lot / 6reocrifsbapn forgippcs bape
lpgt at fjp6e Maiten. 6orleoen moo.
tog @erreoSfog0en t%elegrofiif Mnmo6.
ming ON ltrafs, leologet al Ell Soto
graf, at 6egipe Jig til Iornbp og Ser.
otter inoieuhe undertaking % Soto.
graft al Maiten, iom man o1toger TIL
bgrer 6en cltgelife Tilferfloooe, Scr
6lep beifu0t al Sen rl1sltife 2iterip=
flno6e.
6 M 9orn 0 I M G +,
hamper, Scr ifol gaa / 5ort mel;
lent &pnnc % &jpbcnDopn, er / 0isic
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

S Gi4bogegong. Mpna1c
pon @orn6olm far MT 9,037 Snb-
bpggcrc, as min0rc cn0 / 1Sjor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

Stlli0smonoen onbcfaler in0tren-
9enoe 9arif, 6iifcriiore1ing at itptte
Dem paabegpnotc notwithstanding for
&c ifaoeliote Tiifcre> ioct ban brpoer,
Ut 9ornboIm, iom altio CT / ferite
M9ffe, mar Set gjeloer at por o,1orc
2anosoele Stptte, ogiaa fer maa
mGrte set ion1me 9ino pitt mos fig
fra Set pprtgc 2an0 mi, 81 Set iGr=
liz er 8ornDolm, ser trnnger.
S Spraabet It'll Ell %Snoicn.ing fra
Danif 6iiferiforening oplpieS. ut Ser
re0 Nptonrsi'ormen poa Dornhplm CT
ifet Sfa0e paa &ripatejenoom, 8aa=
De % 6iifereoifaber for 10000 &r.,
meoens Sfaocn / oct eprige 2ano CT
10000 Ser. gn6bioere blep Ser, iom
fpr omtalt, he6 5tormen 3 Gnfer 90
is %faoerlgie 86rn. 8iorogene moo=
tages 81. a. al S. @ioebnf, Sefreter
i 9anif 5ilferiforening, ajpben6apn.
Mngaaen6e 9tormflooens E6eIeg,
gelie al 6ilferibopnene bill Staten bli,
pen aniegt ON &ielp, men operfor
De tore Sab paa pripat GODS, paa 6e
Neoifaber, bpormeo 6iiferne lfal
biGrge 6doen til fig og 6amilte, og
|iom Sc life uoen @ielp after Tan
[ifaffe til Bsje, er Der fun ben pripate
@obgjpren1ro at tD til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

gu @ojifolc. @efolfningel.
paa &citlollono bar forlcocn poo ct
Meoe / Nafifop, Ser bar beipgt al
100 Mclrneifcr, bcllllttct at gjprc set
forbcrcocnoe Nrbejoc til Sprcttclie,
al CIT &pjlfole mes &oltor 2rul6bp,
Spllcltco, iom Jorltonocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
Sine Uor,iialidle Weleaeu6cit.
nlan aehe ppr bic ren,ie snmiene

mo ldc iih nibt init ben fogeHaniiteu dur.
ptuibcrn mo CuodInIbern ein uenu man an
Diddgnidure. Stolif, Aupfpsb. unperoamlibfeit
pdrtletbtafet. Gl1hnnaeL Winttiafeit nno ties
befct leioet. ooer ipeIIn hte A6rper0Tlune. uie
llngeIl, teber Hteren mo Wills HiCht in Orb.
nunG itno Ia uue oieie geioet nui unreines
gllt }nrld6uiibren iiuo hrdu6e man fojort
Die q. berndro astriiuierpieu aieie5 nitsaes
jetdnte ueaeinbilf6e 0eimtteI nnS 6efanitt.
LID aus reiHcu Binu3enufieu beiiebt nno mes
Der Guedftlber. nod irgenn eiue nnocre Der .6ies
funobei nn8nirdqli6e SublinH3 enlbdlt
(lPo nj Sr rI&9S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
,S5niain Der CONNER Ausfliiee."
Naf gofton nno gropibenre ,hber eee."
U,erdtaats & D'iners' Sransp. Comp.

Ger 9ampfer berIdBt baltimore tdeItt nm
@ ilbr abenbs. sSubrfarien etnidbIiebIt Mob.
8eiien uno GdIaiteae. Gdbidt mad etnem
HeifesSanobud. Bilet'Bfireau In Saooit9ds
@ermans ulo QigbisStrabe.
(Suni3 2Ult,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
Baltimore SaDn.
Niagara SallS uno McfreSitrano.
Ctrfmriipmcn.

s10O0-9aIiimurc nan Gianara 6afs unb 5m.
rid AM Srriiag, heu I. Septbr ,Subrs
f1rten iino fir ole oininBrt aui Dem nm
7.55 &urmiitdas bonn Gumhen 81bnbuf
nm 8 llbrGornlitaas bonn Wount AOOdls
@abHhuic ubiabrenoen Spc5iaI3uqe aiiIs
tia: iiir bic 9iiidiabrt Sebn 1u0c, eiHs
ichtiebidl oc3 &eriduiSidges, altig.
slbiieder nab 5nrontu mo 3bouIdno
SSluub.
gimfenibaIte in Buffalo, RocjcIer, Sc
neha, 9SailnS Sen uno Waucb 96unf
miro uuf Der Riidreiie erInubt.
iSerHere SrfuriuueH peroeu am 10.
September peraniillei
$500 - Baltimore nan Nunntit.Gitn, Gape
W,an, sen'SSlesGitn nno SccanaGitp,
M, nno Snrid, eocu Srritag nno
Samitna; fir bic 8iddhrt bis Sum tols
aenoen SieniiGg. einhIicbIid gilIig;
bis 5um o. Scpiember. (230-i3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
Die pradtisen Bort Sepuiit. nno
VeftPrtDn Srfuriipneu.

9errlide. Seenerie'n, gebiressslnidten, bic
eroBeli 9rhdeIL 81 ieoer Belt elm SennS titr
oie gtneen. @id,is f5mmt benz CusauebGnnas
Hiber eleid. 9etterfon III Elm populdrer 9Int.
9toee neue Sotels. aues atbmei Rube nno
Comfort. Die feinfien 2enie beniiseu biefe
ausfIiiee. 9,ener Gd1neIbampier sGusoie.
banna." Seeen DienItaa. Donneritag u. Gam.
itug hnI 1 l.br gia6mittaas Hldfunff nm
1sif ubr gbenbs. Uiittpocbs uno GaTnItuas
nm libr Sorm. Hidfrnft nm 8 iibr Nbenbs.
Wiitpods slusfige aeitdtten ~ Gtuube Mnf.
enfbdIi In Bort Sepoiit sum Befud ber prdd5.
iaen slnIagen beS n1omes3nititutS. Tubr.
farien Zoe. WdbIjeiteu SOC.
: Suni23, 3,2&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
Nof.Grecf 9ampfbuot Gompasnie.

Toofon's gSerfie tdelitb, aliSaenomInen Cant,
flags uno Moiliae3 um llbr 8urul. uno $50
adttut. @bfn9ri oon 8roiun's gBerite ilm 7,10
YurIn. uno ll6r Hadm.
9ampier ilat Mod s@rcef taelit, anseenon,
men Samitaes uno GunntnsS, bon Sooions
s8erfie nm tlbr Norm. NIB 230 9atbm Bon
8roiuns g8erite nm $40 BORN. uno 8 nbr
ion's Berfie i'm q llbr Norm uno 2.30 ylGtbm
Nrpluns 2Sertie UNI 6.l0 BORN. nno ubr
gnhnliitaas.
Gonltiaes Inn unb llbr Burm nno rbr
Habm. n6Ch beiben Greefs.
aabrprtis fur bic Hunbrttfe 25t.
(Sunit0-3Mte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE
(9Ius2f.2@i


Iffen bae gaH5e Jn1r.
Showtfsedf IaDettes uno S1arifS- SttaRe,
Baltimore. ,ltf
8rilnhIite Nlsbilonng Tag uno sibeno.
l6nle. 1ppeipr.ier foItenirei tlr y SduS. xtel.
ungen oaraEiirt Widbiae 0e1iibrel. Beeinli
test. tEsso. .1S,3kS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
Die ySon Sun" san5eu Sag
6amlilicll Grfnriionerl
nadJ gnnapolis nno @eit.9liper.

annapolis 1T ener Der 8linfte bon arbbtem
Sniereie III unierem GtGnte. od Whuionen non
eeblloe uno pice anoere 5lfeulIide sluIaaen
berau5gabt puroeil. Eunu ole Die Nai b
binabiudl8enben ueibfdmnltger Welen, gSelta
8iper, @aIeSuiue, Gbalf 9oint iiilo ole SdI5'
lnt, tuete 2auienoen bon Geuien Srdtteune
gepdbri.
Der pppiiIdre 9ampfer rgrnrua SiIes," ie'
ben Wiunia9, Wliit,uut iino 3reitn9 llbr
BORN. Gumitags um 1880 gadm., Snlbicier'
s@rfuriionen, Hiidfiinft bel Wionofbein $50
abenos: Sonntnes, $50 BORN; Hiidfebr 8 ll9r
abenos. (Suni23. .1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
SCl)illllllcrS.

,}lm' Sirrfoui i'm A0acmcincn in
HpotJricn. A'inn bite iib Dor gsa6.
obmnuBtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
@plfc'S Sdmle fir Nuabeu.

unineriiidis &orbereinna mn nnacneine
SilIoieH. Snoibiouener llnlerridt gGbbifie
ihr 3nriidgebiebcne Smoircubc
e. u. gpulie, u. ~,
(NnB2f .2WiD 9ir. 1910. ginoenr9lue.