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The commonwealth., 1905-11-17

Marble house cost s2,700,O0o, though
II was to be used but few weeks each
year, though its builder had then a
great steam yacht, the Alva, named
after Mrs. Vanderbilt, which was after
wards wrecked, and a house on Fifth
avenue, designed by William H. Hunt.
When the divorce was arranged, Mrs.
vanderbilt was literally house poor.
Upon her marriage to Mr.. Belmont they
went for time to live in few rooms
hastily added to the Belmont stable, out
OF which fair Newport house has been
evolved.
The most beautiful Belmont place.
however, is the new game preserve ana
country place on Long Island. doubt
whether the Fifth avenue house has
been occupied two weeks a year upon
an average for ten years. If the Marble
house could be sold for one-quarter of lis
cost it would be good bargain. When
people have million or SO to put into a
house, they are apt to want it built to
order. Besides, Marble house would
cost good deal to run.
Every one said last winter when
James Henry Smith, the silent man OF
Wall street" bought the w. C. Whitney
house of the heirs at fair price that
they were very lucky to sell. Not every
man wants ready-made house
OF course, this Marble house story Is
quite inconsistent with that other and
earlier story about Hyde's selling out
all his American property to go and live
in Paris because of the insurance scan
dals do not attempt to reconcile the
warning tales.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
ALL ABOUT THE FARM.

Now the hen goes on a vacation.
Watch the calf for mango and lice.
Do not let patience become a vice.
Give the weak chicken chance by
itself
AS between the self-satisfed man and
the unsatisfed it is hard to say which
is the more dangerous.
To brood over things which cannot
be helped is worse than a setting hen
trying to hatch stones.
II you have built an air castle high
In the air." commence now to build a
GOOD foundation under 1t.
Down In many farm cellar are Jars
and casks containing eggs in the wa
ter-glass solution. That means omelet
and custard while the hens are resting.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17

street Things have changed since her
grace of Marlborough, was Miss Con-
suelo Vanderbilt. Changed with some
rapidity, as regards herself. In the ten
Years or SO since she was married the
scale of ostentatious extravaganza in
society has so broadened that the Blen-
helm estate is now, in spite of her
dovry of $15,000,000, rather pinched for
means. 1t is vast white elephant Of a
place, given to the first duke of MARI
borough-the "Malbrook" of the old
French song out of which we have made
I'VE Won't Go Home Till Morning" g.
by the grateful English nation after his
victories in the low countries.
Changes like that confront some of
New York's society leaders. Not Mrs,
Clarence Mackay, at whose marble
chateau on Harbor hill the finest enter
tainment in honor of the duchess was
given. This finest country estate in
America may have cost, with its formal
grounds, toward $5,000,000. 1t had not
been built when the duchess was last in
the country.
The duke has never been in America
since his marriage. He says he never
will come here. | do not much blame
him. He's very decent sort of little
man, and it was using him roughly
when on his wedding day he went to his
father r-in-law's estate on Long Island,
found no carriages waiting in pour
ing rain and with his bride walked to
the great house, the gaping villagers
traipsing along behind. The pair were
as awkward and shy as any country pair
in the crowd would have been in like
circumstances And no wonder. Aris-
tocracy marries itS children early. The
countess of Craven was but Is, and very
undeveloped when she was welded.
She gave little promise of the great
beauty she has since won; as the duch-
ess of Marlborough looked little like a
duchess, and now looks very much like
one.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
Frogs in Missouri.

Missouri, according to the United
States fish commission, is the greatest
frog producing state In the union.
The commission recently began an in
yestigation to learn the best methoet
and find the best places for frog
propagation. The experts employed
on the work have found Missouri's ell
mate to be better adapted to the rails
ing OF frogs than that OF any other
state. Arkansas comes second.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
insanity Among Negroes.

In the days Of slavery a "crazy" me-
gro was an extreme rarity. Now,
states the New Orleans Plcayune, they
are very numerous, showing that
something in their altered condition
has largely contributed to disorder
their minds. Whatever may be the
disturbing cause, 1t Is certain that II Is
operating with power and activity
tnat are appalling.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17

bone cutter, feed
grinder, etc. The
cut reproduced
from the Farm
and Home. shows
a good device to
convert the per-
Dendicular motion
Of the windmill
into a horizontal
one. The bar, b,
is connected to
the windmill pit.
man, a, 80 that II
may be attached
at will. The
W b e Ell, c, and
shaft, e, should
be Of iron or steel.
The short pitman,
b. NAV be of iron
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
Make Your Own Crates.

II will soon be time to use crates for
apples and potatoes again. Make
some wood sawed about three-elghtns
of an inch thick and an inch and a
half wide. Also get some hardwood
for the corner-pieces and the bottoms.
Fasten these in proper shape with
shingle nails. A crate to hold a
bushel should be on the inside foot
deep, 13 inches wide and 16 inches
Ions. Farm Journal.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
Took Mean Advantage.

Mrs. Gabbie-No, indeed; I don't
have that woman doctor any more.
Mrs. Queery--Why, | thought you
liked her.
20, she got to be hateful. She used
to keep tho thermometer in my mouth
nearly all the time, so that couldn't
say word while she monopolized the
conversation" = Philadelphia Public
t.eoger
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
The Insurance Disclosures.

+ A truth, the insur-
a n C e disclosures
have gone away be-
yond little Mr..
Hyde, who was but
the foolish tool of
stronger men. The
work of the legisla-
tive committee has
already shown that
money-the money
of you and me, OF
democrat and re.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
Pulitzer and Vanderbilt.

NE of the prettiest
functions that the
duchess will attend
will be the wedding
next month, at the
brides home in
Vermont, of Joseph
Pulitzer's son and
the granddaughter
of William H. Van
derbilt.
Shelburne farm
is one of the most
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
Office. Boy Perkins.

UT Of the ruck Of
wilted financiers
who have emerged
with damaged CON-
plexions from the
merciless probing
of Counsel Hughes,
| fancy Mr.. Per-
kins, M o r 6 a n s
young partner, has
come with as much
credit as anyone.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
Farming Popular.

Recent statistical calculations, by a
reliable authority, show that there are
more than twice as many people en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits than In
any other occupation.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
N THE METROPOLIS
nrcEEss OF MARLBOROUGH IS
nuLY HoNoRED BY SOCIETY.
VANDERBILT WEDDING
Marble House May Go a-Begging-Mr.
uvde But Foolish Tool of Stronger
Men-Perkins Emerges
Fairly Well.

EW YORK.--T b e
duchess and the
duchess friends
and the duchess
r e a t we s, and
where they are all
going and W h q t
they are doing and
to do-this is the
topic of society, as
insurance corrup-
tion is the topic Of
the man in the
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17

or hard wood The axle bar, d, which
holds shaft, e, rigid. permitting the
pitman, b, to revolve wheel, c, should
be Of heavy iron. firmly secured, and
braced to pump at platform.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
Vanderbilt Family White Elephant.

HE affairs Of an
other branch Of the
Vanderbilt family
were recalled the
other day by a re-
port that Jimmy
Hyde, Of Equitable
Assurance society
fame, was about to
marry Miss War
rem and buy Marble
house. In Newport,
which was built for
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17
POWER FROM A WINDMILL.
Attachment Which Will Run the
Grindstone, the Bone Cutter and
Other Light Machinery.

II you have windmill II can easily
be arranged to run the grindstone
The commonwealth., 1905-11-17

'ne mother OF the duchess Of Marlbor-
ouSl, now Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-24
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER Texas" has po-
sihvely the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two tlaveilng men and our
very active local agents are con-
tlnuously adding new subs
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon
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Siir $500 natb 0eutIalano.

Deutlb amerifonti1e 3eituuaen
neroen i'm alten Baterlono nit arps
Bem Snterelie gelelen, neil 1ie> fih
frei ousipre6en uno bdufia BON Brit
ben mebr Neuigfeiten un6 gahrid)=
ten bringen. alS bic oeutlhen Rel.
tungen 1elblt. Die nsSreie 8reI1e fir
Seras" lit oriiben ilberaQ, tuobin fie
aelanot miro, elm iebr eern gelebener
8ait uno fam ii6 riibnten, 9(ner=
tennung uno Wiirbieung gu finben,
tpie aus aablreiben 8riefe1t an uns,
lotpie on Oieienigen, fpel1e bas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanoten fbifen, berpDr.
3ebt. User oaber ieinen Germanoten
mo Sreunoen cine Jreuoe erlueiien,
tbnen elm ipiilfDnlnenes @e5dlenf
nta6en min, oer beitelle fir 1ie Die
nSreie Brefie fir TerasA. Das Sn,
tereIie fir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eaeno, no bic
Bertpanoten uObnen. 1T in Deutids
LAMB iebr lebbaFt uno es lit unnD9.
li9, in Brioatbriefen cine 10 GRIND.
li6e Iuffldruns ,tno Belhreibuno
oe8 frernoen 2anoes gu 9eben, wie
oleS Die u6reie greiie" alltpDchents
fid tbut. Sir oen aerinaeu 8reis
BON So oerlenoen mir pDrtofrei unler
reibbaltt9es @o9enblott auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Slbreife i'm Iuslanoe.
1ie ssreie preiSe fit 1eras gnbl
GUnaSaut.
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Nll oaS Ynblltn1l.

Die n5reie Brene" bat iiber 400
etablirte Geenturen i'm @taate, miro
an iiber 700 HoitUfficen perianot, unb
bat cine groRe Gerbreitune in Der
@a6bar- &epubtit Merito, i'm Snbias
fterz9erritorium unb Oflabuma.
SIR @irfulatiuns=@ebiet in geras
eritredt ii6 oDn @aloeitDn Biz binauf
nab Dention. nun Moriban i'm Often
big nab 81 !Bafo IN: iernen @eiten;
es fGlieBt ielbitperftdnbliH nit be-
lonhers 8ablreicben 2eiern oas oibt-
beIieoelte Wtittel= l=geras unb ben Siios
tueiten ein.
8tnei 6eifenSe fino beit6noig,
jabrein, iabrauS inn Sntere1fe oes
Blattes untermeQs unb fiibren oent.
ielben i'm Gerein nit unleren riibris
gen 2otal 9lgenten fertmdbreno
neue 2eier su.
Sn Inbetrabt bisier Ebat1aden lit
Die nSreie Breiie". tpD es fid) oarum
banoelt, Die oeutihe 8eo0lferuna su
errelhen, Sas bette sanseiae We,
ciun M gtaate Geras.
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~~*V%~VVFW - <s%AWk
S0K Sahts.

I'm 0artens0iitritt oes 5taates. De
lunobeit nno &lima uniibertroffen,
SiIlige 9duoereien fin Den syarft,er,
Ufarftgdrtner, Obft' nno 8iebsiidter,
Wegen Ginselbeiten lpenoetGudl on
y, s. W}artin, O. IS. a..
san NntDniO, Tera8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-24

Eoure unbor1ihtlg ltnD lt1beDd0tfdm
bic Griiten3 bes 9ongeS berratben
bate? Sic mar, nie bds natiir(i9 1T,
febr itol5 barduf, eine Marquiie b.
Saintzouc gu iein. 9(u9 bab es in
ibrem S6foIfe thatTd6litb Elm foldeB
gehetnnib CAB, bon ben1 man fnrft
nur in 9tomQnen lteft, mag cine fe6r
ner3ei6lihe Gttelfeit in i6r foa6qerufen
baben. g1ie nun, fpenn fie in eirer
f6ipoden Stunbe fi9 befen gerii6mt
bdtte2 Mlan braubt gar nt6t an5u=
ne9n1en, baB bic perfon pbsr Sic Ser
ionen, benen iie es er5d9lt bot, aud
bic Shot beriibt haben, alIein bds &c
6eifnnib fam auf biefe Weiie meter
berbreitet ipprben fein, big IS enblidh
Semdnb erfn6r, Der es iid gu nube
mante."
o9lein. ib glaube bas aiht BON meiz
ner 5rdu.@ erfldrte 9prace beitirnlnt.
y2fuberbem geniiet cine iolbe5 allge.
meine 9(ngabe nod lange ni9t I'm ben
Gang einsm Sremben 3usdngtiA gu
MAIDEN. Wer ben benubt bat, nlub'
bas @ebein1niB fehr genalt esfannt bdz
ben. llnb enbli6 pergiBt gu, baB teia
eeneiner MDrber BEL i6r eingebruneen
1T. benn bon 2aures 8oft6drfeiten feAlt
nidt bas eeringffe 9tiid. Nein, nein,
bas Hdtbfel ptrb INNER unbur6brtnqz
licber unb unbeitnliher, je ldnger man
bariiber na9griibelt. Nir niiFen es
borlaufig allf fth berllben laTen. Bon
etnem @erba9t gegell Did tonnte ia
elei6 nad ben erften GeitfteGungen fir
bic allBenite6enben perfonen feline
@ebe mebr iein. 8u bdft nun aud
felbit BON nleiIer 5eele Die 2dft ees
nommen. Sonte jelnal5 eia Mrgtpobn
ii6 an Did tudgen. 70 iperbe i(A Did
Deubeioigen. unb Dem @dtten Der grs
mprbeten ipirb gfiemanb ben @lauben
gu beripeigern ipdgen, Der General
ftoatsanipalt unO Der Suftt5njniIter
felbft baben bic llnterIu9ung fir ab=
9eihlpFen erfldrt; nlage iie es aud
nun fur un5 fein. Die 5oote bermaa
ia bod feine menf9fide Ma9t uns sus
rid5ugeben, unb Die Nade ponen ns.
bem bO9iten Ri6ter onbeimesbsn!9
ITprtiebuno fDIotg
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Gifeababn= br=Ylan.
s. Il o. u. 0aan.

&ab alien Nor6sSerase8untten =. ......
.:....................S.OO @Drm.
Raeh st. 9ouis, Mempbis unb BEN
GlIeH. =. .................l uhr ndcbnt.
Ne9 Woro : 9eros, aanias Gttb nnb
:, ct. gouis ...........6.1 10 abenbs.
9toeh 9teTito: llbr BORN. u. TO- 25abenbs.
Nnfuntt.
8on st. Souls unb benl Often i. 80 8prnl.
G0n lOealen &untten 2.20 mittaas
Gon ct. 2nuis uno benz Often: 9. 55 o6en6s.
Spn 4areoD uno Werifo :. II. 40 nochnl.
Htlo...... ..........7.5 so abenbs.
Somtberm S,acific 8abm.
Mbfahrt
gtacb Netu Orleans, Soufton unb @al.
oeiton t69iieb ............ Ii. 40 Gorm.
uno o.................. 1890 Mbenbs,
@aa a,i9, gS9le S5ss.:s gab, 81 9aiO, g gg@ifornien
Nufunft.
&on Nein Srteans, Souiton uab Col
beiton tdgltdb. .35 Moraens
itno 600 gsacbnl. .......r
8nn Vi Baio, galifornien uub Merifo
S.00 9fhef1Aa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-24

Der aapelIe BEG Gh[offes gu giar7
fole SelD uno Der Siaafs Satbeorote
81 Ct. Beterabura 9rauers @Uttes.
olenite abaehalten. glebnliche syeiern
fonoen in alien Stdoten itatt, in De.
men ruiiifde 8otibaften poer @ez
ianotlhaften ftatiDniert fino.
- @s beiBt, oaB Die @rUBfiirItin
@liiabeth, Die Wittne oss erinoroeteu
@roBfiirften Sereius. ben W6rber
ibres 8atten i'm @efdnanis oufae=
iubt uno 'eine llnterrebung nit ibm
aebabt babe.
Ser iuaenanlfte ,Oiao asnls
lab, Der ssibrer Der mubameoanis
ieben Sanatiter i'm afrieaniicben Sos
maitland. lit pieoer auf oett arieas.
pfaoe. gr bat oas @ebiet oes Sui.
tans BON Obbia. eines Der fleinen
arabiiHen BDtentaten an Der Spmali=
&iiite, Die unter italieniibem Brp=
tettorat ftehen. aberfaQen uno uers
niiitet.
: Ser Nppeuhpf in Brnliel bat
ben BroseB Der Brinseiiin Stepbanie
.(gegenmdrtia@rafin 9DnDap) uno Der
@ldnbiger Der Brinseliin 9DuiIe DON
Sablen= goburg @otba, pelhe BON
oem aDnig aeDpolo oie 6dlfte oes
Rablaiies ibrer Wutter. Der uarItDrs
benen S6niaiu Warie 0enriette uun
Velglen, beaniprubten, su @un1ten
BEG aDniaS entIbieoen. oa Der 6ei=
ratstontraft oes a6nias, ourd lpels
den Die @iiteraemeinlbaft ausaes
ibloifen tuuroe. Elm oiplDmatlIdes
Document getueien lei. tpelAe8 iiber
oent belgiiben @eiebe itehe. 0ead)
oetn @eieb bdtten Die TDhter eiQents
lib Die grbihaft ausbesablt befom.
men iOllen.
Mus 0amburg uno Bremen
fUmntt gteidaeitig bic Weloung, baB'
oersNnorana BON Nusuanoerern eins
fab einen fololialen umfang an=
nimmt> uno oaB Die Gmierationas
3iifern Der ndhiten WDnate Maes
iibertreffen ifl0geti, oas i'm 2an{e Der
(eBten Sabre in oieier 0infid]t 5u res
gIitrieren tnar. Sdtntli1 Dampfer
Der u9amburg= 2imerifa. .2ine" uno
oeS ,,N0rooeuilden 4lo1o" iino be-
retts biz Cube Wdrs belebt, 10 baB
Grtra DampIer fir 3miihenoeGsz
BaiiaaIere eingeitellt mecoen mtiIien,
um Den 3uitrom nur einigermaBen
beneiItern atl fDnnen.
Der betannte ameritanilhe
Sbiffstonitrutteur gtiron ift loeben
anf bet Durhreiie in &onftantiuopel
eingetroffen. @r fSbrt i'm Nuftraae
oes gsaren nad SemaitouOl, um an
Srt uno Stelle einen Rlan aur Reurs
ganliation Der Shparae. .Meerss sylotte
uno 5ur Wtooerniiieruna Der Werf-
ten aussuarbeiten. yta1oem Der
omeritanii6e SSahmann feline @ufs
gabe in SemaitDpol erleoigt bot, uiro
er 81 aleidlem 8pede nab &ronItabt
reiien. Riron's Gatibldae lDlIen
bel oem notmenDia genproeueu
8leoeraufbau Der rullilcben arieqs.
llotte Die peiteitaebenoe 8eahtun0
finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-24
gtbemermeber Jsarf.

gbil. 0eiBler, szz WeidGftsfiibrer.
@arten gBirticbait Nusaeseictnete
Niidc 8citcllnnqeu al 9eunidl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-24
Saaes . .0eutgteiteu.
s nj q n B..

@uuberneur Sod, bon aanIas
bot Die BiG unteraei6net, uelhe
puridreibt, oaB Die Sdulen fir
ueiBe uno farbiae 3inoer in Ranlas
gitg getrennt iein miifen.
Sn Baltimore siino auaenblId-
lid tuegen beg sSroltnefters feline
Nultern 81 baben. SD etnas 1T,
10 lange Die Staot itebt. ni1t por=
aef0mnten.
- Der Brdlioent bat ben Bun.
oeslenat 81 elmer grtraIibuna einbes
rufen, ueld1e unlnittelbar nan Be.
enoiguna oer reauldren Sibunq am
4. Wdrs Beginner Ion. gs qefhief1t
oieS llnnler, tueun ber aeue Nmtss
tertnin zines 8rdiioenten beginnt,
oan1it Der Senat Die grnennuneen
oes Eeuen Brdiioenten, sor aliem
Die Der Wiinilter uno @efan6ten, be.
ftdttgen fam.
Charles RraB, bas friibere
Wtit9lieo oes Staotrats bDn ct.
2Ouis, uelber nnaeflaat mar> 9e.
itebunasgeloer anaenDnllnen Al ha=
ben, 1T pom 8eriht freigeIpruden
tuproen.
= Der uielbeneibte Sobann Sod
1T obne Die Grlaubnis, girQihaft
su itelIen. Der @ranb .Surp iiberruie=
len moroen. @s eeibah bies, nachs
Gem Die Setti0n Der 2ei1e ieiner
lebten ISrnu er9eben butte, oaB bic
sSrau all MISUNDERSTANDING eeltors
ben iei.
Dtaa ibreibt aus Sea port !:
Der 6uoion ift gum erften Weale lett
5ehn Jabren bon Tarrutuun bis
Wsad feit sueefroren. Sn Der sSaTr-
itraBe bel OObbs sSerrD 1T bas Gis
aht Bon bid.
- Die Sarner oes 5taates 0tin.
neiota MAIDEN iih, fuie beridlret
miro. Die bonn Staate ausaeIebten
Baumpflan5unes 8rGn1ien in {ebr
ouS9iebiger Weile bu Jeube. Sc
lino in oieIem Sabre BON 6en gyar.
mern oes StaateS 79434 Ncres Yano
nit gdrnen bepffan5t uno 10 uieber
IN gSato umgeuanoelt moroen. sSiir
Die Qrbeit erhielten 2737 Berlpnen
Die Sumnte BON SIS. 1856 ausbesohlt,
oa Der Staat fiir bic gtnpflansuno
BON gdumen per gtere So so be-
5ablt, utit BEN Sfoben mieoer auf.
sulna9en, Der our6 bic QbBotsuno
oer-@dloer lerihtst muroe.
Au8IQnb.
Duunerstaa mittoa nurbe in
Wiosfau Die 2eide oes ernroroeten
9roBLiriten Sergius unter orpBen
Jeterlihteiten beiaeiebt. Die Sci.
benIeter fnno in Der ct. Gnbrpos
Stride itatt. @teidseiiig puroefI IN
1
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| sSortiebuna folat.f
shntersenoe Brous,uuuseu

tpefben burd gudleil's Qtrl.ica Salbe
i9ttel 9eleilt. 6. Gibenbarf II. BON
ytorfolf, 3d., i6reibt; Sd b rbrannte
mein &nie gefdbrii6, 8ndlen's 9(rz
Mica 'Salbe bob ben S6mers unb 6eilte
es. Seilt alfe Wnnbeit utb S0rat1=
men. 25 @ents BEL s. &alteDer &
SDbn (G, S. S. S6mitt) nnb 4bolpD
EreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-24

gGenn SIR @udl iraeabmu nieoer.
sahen 'pollt. tbnt es entlano Der 81
ME Der
Gam 2smtDteiu u .sarouSaa
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Gil If i'm unofiid d.

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tleine aniteru, Die sic mir aebraht
bnben."
naueroinas, mein 6err.
sllno reht friidl ibeinen tie audi
nidt 81 iein.
Damn it's wenisitens elm Slid,
oaB lie niht arbBer iino, meinen sic
uiht?"
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DOnnerstaa mittoa murbe in
Wtosfau Die 2eide oes erlnor6eten
GroBfiiriten Sergius unter orpRen
Jeierlihteiten beiaeiebt. Die Sci.
henieier fnno in Der ct. Gnbrpos
Stride itptt. @leidseiiiG wuroen in
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Ms. a. & 3. Nabm.

Mbfabrt.
Nab Baco, Sort @ortb, Souas, aouSas
gitb, st. 2ouis unb Chicago, tdaltcb,
(Snniet DepDt) ........8.45 Nben6s
2Dcaisug oia Smitbbille. z, lOIprn.
Wntunft It:
G0n Chicago, ct. 4ouls, aan1as gitn,
Dallas, Sort Bortb uno g8aco, taalirb
(Suniet 9epDf g N}oroens,
2ucolauo bia Snithpille. :. 9.O5 N6enos
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Sottberm ssaeific 8abn.
.. u. II u. g. 8abm.
VI btahrt

yfaeb euero, gDafun, Souiton uno Sol.
oeiton. td9lib. 900 BDrnl.
unb 1915 Mbenbs.
Nab gDrpus @brifti, &pfpert nno See,
blle taaltb l.35 9abm.
Nab gbrne nno 8errnilIe, t69licb 800.
..................... 1926 Born.
Nnfunft.
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oeiton, tagltcb ..7.45 Neorgens
uno $50 Mbembs.
Son Corpus Gbriiti, 99ndport unb See.
bile ttglicb. 2. Is Nad1m,
@on 8brne nnb Sferrbifle. tialib. =.
AZ Wf1eu6s.
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Wulf gbpre Bahn.

v b brt.
gsadb 2abernia, Sutherland Spriuos
Stodeaie, tdglitb, ....... 800 &Dri,t.
Nnfunft.
Son Stofbale,, Sntberfanb SPRINGS uno
9auernia. tdQRh. 2:3O giochm.
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Seine Weine, 8bisties, Qi.
qu6ra uno Giaarren su baben in
SdoiS's Saloon, alamo Bfasa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-20
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
ingtou D. c., Office of Superintendent, U. =. Cap
itol BUILDING and Grounds, February Z, i9o5.-ln
furtherance of the advertisement published under
date of December s, 1904 for certain work in
nection with the construction of Office building
for the House of Representatives, intending bidders
are hereby notified that proposals for cut stone
work for the exterior facades and court walls or
said building will he received and opened at the
above Office at O'CLOCK Pm. ON WEDNES-
DAY MARCH s, 1905, in the presence of persons
desiring TO attend. Plans and specifications are
now ready for issue and will be furnished upon re-
ceipt OF certified check for fifty dollars SCOOP
payable to the Superintendent. U. s. capitol Build
ing and Grounds. as a guarantee Tor their return.
Checks will be returned upon the receipt OF plans
and specifications. A suitable bond Will be re-
ouired for the faithful performance OF the con-
tract The right is reserved TO reject any or al
bids and to waive any informality In any DID,
EIIdOTT WOODS Superintendent, L. 5. Capitol
Building and Grounds. fe9-2awot
n s ENGINEER OFFICE. WASHINGTON BAR
racks D. c. January %. 1905.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until noon February
"a 1905 for cast iron filled sheet copper win
dow frames and sash for buildings. Army War
College Information application. JOHN
STEPHEN SEWELL. Capt. Engrs.
1a23. "a, %, 26&fe:0. 81
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-BRICK STABLE. TWO STORIES,
three stalls room for three carriages or automo-
biles. Rear of il12 18th ST. NV. Key 14l2 N
ST. NV ieii7ol
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tIN HEN1-
Tnos J.. FISHER & CO.. INC.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1414 ST. NV.
TELL HOMES NJ. 34S AND NJ $685.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-AN OLD ESTABLISHED NEW YORK
6rm desires a sales representative In Washing
ton; applicants must lie educated ana active
Iren. who give highest references az 70 cna =
assured Address, stating age, H. T. WkIGmi,
I West 35th ST. New York city. feie-St