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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02
COClAl AND -
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a short stay IN Chase City.
A nice new dwelling tor sale on
easy terms. Inquire at this Office
Mr.. Edloe Morecock. of Newport
News. spent Wednesday here with
his family.
Prof. Stubs and family have
taken rooms in the residence of
Mrs. Slater.
Mrs. A. L. T. Hurt is spending a
month with friends in Caroline and
King William.
Mr.. A. H. Sharpe. after spending
several days here. left this morning
for Boulevard.
Rev. Reginald Potts of Ports
mouth visited his brother. Rev. +.
J. Potts. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Ligh0oot. Of |
Newport News spent Sunday here |
with Mr.. and Mrs J. l. Mercer.
Mrs. J. n. St. John has returned
from a three months visit 70 rela-
tives in Canada and other points.
Mr.. c. B. Capman. president OF
the Southern Land Co.. is expected
here Wednesday from Wisconsin.
There is a movement on foot to
establish a female seminary here
and to use farewell Hall as its
home.
Mrs. Bosher. Of Richmond. who
has been the guest Of Mrs. I. G.
Tyler at the college has returned
home.
Oak correspondent OF the West
Point News: Mr.. Willie Martin. Of
Williamsburg. IS at home with a very
badly cut hand
Mr.. Gardiner Ma able left Tues
day for Portsmouth. where ne mas
accepted a clerical position with the
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Mrs. II. II. VanName has mosed
10 Hotel Williamsburg TO live. Her
sister. Mrs. Alexander. leaves short
for North Carolina to visit relatives.
The design for the Confederate
monument has arrived. The cor
ner stone will be laid in November
and monument unveiled next May
Mr.. L. w. Roberts has returned
from Chatham where ne went e
bring home his daughter. Miss Ed
ma. who was taken sick while al col
lege.
Mrs. A. (. Mallery and daughte
Miss Lula P. Mallery. of Washing
ton. D. c.. are the guests of tn
formers brother. Rev. +. w. I
Pinan.
Mr.. Richard Houge. proprietor {
the City Hotel. is preparing TO owe
haul and thoroughly repair and II
furnish his hotel. He will also p
on a bus between his place and Il
depot
Mr.. T. +. Johnson purchased
Richmond one day this week I
largest pair of mules that have be
brought to Ibis place in some tin
They weigh 1900 pounds, and W,
brought 10 draw the oil wagon.
Mr.. Francis Murphy. whose sw,
voice has charmed so many au
ences here. is visiting his paren
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Murphy. n
Murphy Will go to France. Gema
and Italy in the study of music
A Mr.. Bachelor. of New 70
has given large sum of money
complete the $4,000 needed to
cure the Carnegie donation OF 81
600 for library. The amount Ri'
by Mr.. Bachelor is in excess
$4,000. William and Mary n
has a fund of $40.0 for a libra
Rev. Beverly d. Tucker. of n
folk was elected Bishop Co-adjl
~ fhe Southern Diocese If VirOr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-02
DO YOU GET UF
WITH A LAME BACK


Amos. everybody ~ho reads he new
papers is sure 90 know OF the wonderful
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
THE
AND
NaHentrcnunns ami ben G~iicnbabmcn.
(,}22)

2ittle u . #, Nrf., II. Nop. -
Su Dem Ero5cb, ben eire Negerirau
8c5en Die st. 2ouis, Sron Woun.
tain unb Solitbcrn @iienbabn oltge.
Itrcuat, neil tbr Ger ,3lltritt 5il Dem
SpciieDaggon ucria9t moroen mar,
erfl1rte g~citern I'M bieiigen 9lnoes.
Giitriftsgeridt Hid)ter Srieber in lei
ner Snltruftion an sic SSurp, Die 81.
Ienbnbn lei nid)t allein perpilihtet,
alien E~aiiogieren gleid)e 9%eauennlid.
feiten 81 perihafien, ionoern aid
ibrc @inrihtllngen 10 5i treiieu, Dab
feline Haiien . Goniliftc cntiteben
fonnten. @enn cine 9nbn Oaber Die
@inribtuhg t%refie, Dab Die peiBen
Yoiingicrc III einem Eripot . Spciie-
Woggon lire Wubl5eitcn einnGbmen
NM Die Hcgcr in eiilcm un0eren. 10
iei Dies nlir in Ser Sr0nulg, n1to Gin
S6noencriab Aniprlld) foiuic nidlt
oarolls obgelcitct tueroen. Der al1'
germ muroe MIR Elm geringcr Vctrug
pigciprod)en uulO lire aoitelL Dcld)c
lie ielbit 81 bcjablen bat, merocn oa-
ourd) nidt 9eOeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
gnnocs . acknowledgements

9bicogn ST., Il. Nopembcr.
GoS Spesiol-Gomitc BON 10 &erlid)c.
rungs 3 GommiIdren un0 Nftunrcm
mcld)clt nod Dem 8oriflogc oeS ErG-
lioenten Gooiepclt oic Auigobc gcitellt
moroen lit, einc ongcmciicne Sorm
fir Die 9ermoltlthg ollcr Sebcnspcr.
IiferungS . @eieqihoiten o%ui5uitel,
len. miro mor9en nit ieinen slrbeitcn
fertig merben. Selltc bot man lid) be.
reitS iiber Die @runologen cincS &c.
ie|bentlpurfes gccinigt, mclhcr Dem
GongreB i'm @inter sur @cihluBfois
Jung untcrbreitct merbcn miro. Seit
bier Iogcn lit Die Gommiiliou iolt
obne llnterbredrng al Der Arbeit &c,
lpelell uno CAB bellte befonnt, lie
lper0c morgel iertig luerbct II. Damn
aud cine furjc 3llotnmcniaiiiilt9 Der
geihliiiie Der Gonierelt5 peroiient.
liden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Nufriibrcrild)e Wcgcr.

Sem OrIcnnS. Ga. Il. non,
~ @ic bier Qcrnctoct miro, iino 9c'
itcrn Nbcllo in @o0llltin, "a, ein
@eibcr WnO Elm Neger gcto0tct mo
Spci onoerc Seltte o%cr1pultoet moroen.
9tegcr . Nrbeitcr batten cine Hdilcn-
gcnoiiin umgcbradlt nnO ais Gin
SherifiSaulgcbct sic nngcblihen
Moroer perfolgtc, perblrrifcOirtc lid
elmer BON ibncn in cincm Giicnbobll-
Wuggon unO eridoB bon O9rt aus
Sen Yoli5iiten !. 2. WoooS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
uShcrinnn" nciidltct.

Sonolul H. II. Noocnlber. -
Gin bier bclltc cingctroiicncr iopnni-
ihcr0 ompicr, melfer ants Gam Sron.
cisco fam. berid)tct, cr babe Den
SronSpprtoompfcr nShcrioon" an
Gienltaa go Wieilcn oItlid) BON so.
nollllu Gelif)tct. Ger .Sbcrtonn"
bate Scgcl Oeicbt un0 beiano it'd I'M
Sou bcS SAIcppcrs rSlocUn" ultO
ocS GronSporioampierS .8uioro."
Der nSberiOun" gebt had Gam 6rnn-
cisco, Tim Hcpnroturcu por5lHcbnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Der aclcbrte Subn.

Gin rcid)cr Bauer bate nili Der
llitipcrlitdt IN ocr tohcn Stuot Ct.
ncn Sobn, oui 6en or nid)t mciiig
Itol5 mar, Oh Der SER Sobn" oicl
@elb ypcrihtoirtc," Nla 6ilius INN
cincsloGes gum 9eilld) oabeint mar,
ipolte Der Satcr lid bon Ger @elcbr.
iomfeit ieircs Sobucs iibcr5eugen.
oic rod) Dem Guulttlm 8clo, Cas- CT
ooiiir bc5ablt bate, nidjt flcin icir
fonnte. @r Itcltc cine ocmcntipre.
d)enoc guiforbcrung oil ieinen
Sprobliig, Scr IN nid}t gcringe
SdmulitGtcn fam; benin CT mlBte
gol5 Gcoll, Dab CT nid)ts mubte. 20.
fir bate CT Den aopf poll oIlerlei
6lolien, ur6 nit Siilic oicicr bottle
CT lid aus DER Niioirc ST 5iebcn mo
bcgorn: sd mill Gitdj flor n;od)cr.
lic6e GIterlt. bnb bier in Der SdiiIicl
iiinf aepfel iiro. obgleid, man lnlr
crct iicGt; no brei aepicl iiro, iino
aud jluei. 3ruei utrO Orci mad)t
mini, olio limo bier finn Aepicl."
Ter Bauer utio icine GbebGlite po.
rem crit nid|t menig eritount iiber Die
Efiffigfcit ibrcs Sobres, Damn ober
iogtc Scr glte: Out, mein Surge,
Nul; ncbme i'd jluei Hepfel fir Die
Ml,tter, eilten iilr mid, Damn fonnit
Iii fir Gid bic bcioct ouoercn be.
boltcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

Sinb feline 6rcmmoc BON
GoIIcftorcm. @egcn cincn
angeblidcl1 gn0riiiS olf Den Is
Sabre oltcn Otto 6ron5 bon Nr. $50,
@eit+9oltinore.S troBe. mnroen &c.
tern NodmittoN bic 10 Sabre ol!e
Ncgcrin 2iQic @ollcp unb bercn 80
Sabre olte Wlltter 3enrictto Sollen
Dem Noli5cirihtcr Goldman in Der
norbipeitliden Noli5eiItotion porge'
fiibrt. 6rol>5 iomobl, mic bic beiben
Negerinnen Woren geitcrn Wittn1
BON Dem Sergcanten 3caer luegeit
angcblider Rubeitoruns perbaitct
ipcrocn. Yci'rl Bcrbor ltelte cs iid)
iebob bcrouS, boB iid) 5rou6 nit Jet.
ner Sout gclucbrt battc. Gr mar III
bic @pbnung Der Ncgerinncn gcfoms
men. Inn @elo 5t colcftiren. aoum
Gotte or oeren Mobu5immer bctreter,
ais ooiielbe binter inn perihloiicu
iunroe, morouf lid Die Icgcrinncn
oirf i'm itiir5tcn, nm i'm 81 beorbei-
ten. Cine ougclcine Houierei cnt.
ltolio baum, bis Die Berboitun0 Der
orei 8eibciligten erfolgte. Hidter
@olomon 6%eitrnite 2iaie nit $40 uno
Soften ullb ionOte lie ms @eiGngnib.
ba Tie nidt be5nblen fonnie, iuGbrcno
CT ocrcn Wllitcr 5iicrit ciite Stroic
non 81 nuiO Soften 5itbiftirtc. ihr Ole
Ielbe ober ipGter id)eufte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
TanitfGmpfcr crlicgt Den &cr!ctun'
QcIi.

@rono &opioS. Mid.. II.
Nopembcr. - Wite @ar0 Don Sor.
MIA, Ont, ein proiciiioneaer alopiied)
Ter, muroc gcltcrn in eincm 6alllt.
fompfc pom ieiuem 8egner Sorrp
2emiS nusYbilooelpbia nicOergeitrcdt
uno ihlug I'M 6ollcn beitig oui Den
9o0cn oui, 10 onB er b~eprBtloS lie.
gen blieb. Nae acknowledgements.
il,d)te morcn u%ergcbenS uno berte
Mor9en ucrifico CT. Cine @cbirn.
bllltltng mar ole S~ooeSurindc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
SpsjieGe S~tamp-@ferten.
g8ir 6clien Sbnen, elm Bud ihneG 5u iiucH
fir ben Nnstarfh %oerieIbcn geGen oiele
id)Onc @cibnad t.. @eidcutc.

10 :. 4 y. stnmp3 nit / &iuuo 80 Geuts
Thee ubcr aaficc.
Go :. g. y. etampo nit 1 @iHno ". & =.
Sadpuiurr, soc.
GO z. & y, Clamps nit 1 Einno betcu Sbees,
zoe.
80 2. & q. Stnmps nit 1 Yiuuo bcitcu Mludta
uno Sapa-aaiice, 35c.
p z. & -. Clamps nit ! EiIno Iopf
ron 3pbnfpn'S 0iircemedt. ......... SOC.
10 :. & s. Clamps nit . &iriio goroou
2nper 9tofinen ............f2 TIC Bio.
10 Z. Il. Stamps nit I Sdn0tcl rcncr
Oel9en e , . ........... U.S.
10 Z. & ~. clamps nit I 7ubeno itrift
irIi6er Gier ................ 2Sc.
10 z. x y. Stamps nit ciner giihie ".
& .. Nilrbis pocr Souafb. ......... Toe.
10 &. x 8. Clamps nit elmer Nilhi bon
StGIontotbcr's Gluut . Rliooira. ..... poe.
10 :. & 8. Clamps NIT cittes @iiGfe Hos
luIfA'uIc . e . ................ loe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
@ciuiIc SlciidfGrbe Wittcl sMlGiiig

" q y ING D Il, II. Aopember,
- Sortnn mer0cn gepilie 6%1rbItoffc.
lucld)e iid] bel elmer llntcrilfung lei-
tens oeS Ionopirtbifoftlifeu Iepar-
tcmcnts ais unih0oIid) crmicien IA.
ben, bel ser 6%abrifation 0epiiicr aus
Slciid, bergcIteutcr Nabrun8Smittel
bcluttt merocn oiirfen. Sin Girfu-
lar, III Incident Die Namcn Der betrci,
icnOcn S0r6itoiic mligciilbrt meroen,
miro bonn lnn0nirtbidaitlitcn De-
partemcnt urroifcntlidt mcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

nlltng bon o%nndbcrno too Gonoi.
Ootcn Dor. Cardinal 8ibbons trof
bercitS om Somltag i'll 6rcOcrid ein
mo nlroe bort pom Goter NiQium
:. Sane ullo cincm aus @emcinoe
mit0licoern beitebenOen Gonlitc II
Gn1pfon4 ge1onlmel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
MnS oem Snncrcn Warplnmb's mn
0rn amarcnjcnocm Stnatcn.

@ntbcdtc cine Selouclle.
Sobn Grim, Elm AngeiteQter ser
.SantiIton Gonl uno Gofe Co." cnt'
oedte am Sreitag eincn %Itarfcn Del
gerltdl meldsr mad ocn nlter
Shad,t IN Nclpbltrg, @..@n., iiibrte.
Del elmer geralieren llnteriud)ulg
iono or, oaB cine oide Maiie pom
Iad) Scr Mine tropite. Die Waiie
ling ,Sellcr itto bate @rim Wiibe,
nm 81 cntfommcn. Is c%rior0ertc
Orei Stunocn, bis Die Slammen &c.
Ioid)t wcroeu fonnten. @ininm
Suites, Stills Superintendent Scr
Wilelt. brnd)tc geilern cin Quart oes
brenrborcn Stoiies ndd baltimore
f"r 4nalplirung.
100 m. Vett oufgcfunoeM
6rou Si55ie SrriS, gebprene Soon
cine Mittuc, iuiiroe in ibrer gSots
nilig 5t Sllnfstolun pol cinem Nod)
barn foot I'M gett ouigeiunoen. 3ic
Tcritorbeltc mar 81 Sabre aft nno
oos lebte iibcrlebcnoe Witg!ico ibrcr
Somilie.
Cardinal beiuht 6reoe.
rid.
Cardinal Gibbons b0lt beute Gor.
mitinD III Ger 81. Sobns.airde III
Srcoerif. Do, elm Sod]omt uto
ninmt bcutc Nohmiitag ole Sir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Gin uoQ6ommener
0anfIagnngSGag

fir Mic, Die in ben n. & =. 9doen iauieu.
Mic uuierr aaoea limb nit alien fir bic 8eier.
taac p~aiicuSen &aareu eethat. sebeuft
teiu Snatiaannas.S aa.5iner poGitdnSia o1ue
bic u. & 7. 5bcc's, aaif.c's nuo Groceries.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Spcsiai : Nptis.

Sic f6tlel @clo ipurcn. luenu sic 9%ioiirclt.
Surintbctls. 9itroncHs. Sitrunut II. SrungcsRins
oe. B~lun'Fuobirg. Dtiuccmcut. Satteln. Sell
ven. 9tlNe, 4flnunten. Crau9eu, 9ttruueu.
@rnpc 6rnit nno lpuluBu. lrnrbeu In oet VI.
q Y. guocn lapicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

Sn 8eatberiorO. Fer. puroe
Der Sarmer !. ". Gloper nit ieiter
Irau mo ieinem ainoe BON einem
,3llge scr .Seras mno Eaeiiic.9 afm4
getootet, ais or nit ieiiem 8aacn an
eirem StraBeniitcrNanae iiber Die
@cleiic Iibr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
@icl 8clo Al UcrSicnen

nit Semitic. Sbft' uno @einbnu. Scrinae sIn'
5abIuug. Ieibte Geoinsuuaen fir fleiBiee Sac
mer. Cir. iuuitririe BroI6iire uirb fret ber'
fanbt. Wan fbreibe besbnlb an a..
s. Ynbcnbopp, iii R..Gbarles.e ctr,
(Sepif0,12Mite) Baltimore, orb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

Ghrina,s canton 2ieberfran5-Sale."
Shopeft.G6e 3. ctr. u. Sait.glpe., Canton.
2aiptanarticr bes seantpnsaieoer.rons".
gamensBerefn %berfnmneIt iih ieoen 9ien,
toe. Mbeno. .GatioInI"sBier am 3apf.
MISREPRESENTATION - UoIfe 1453 s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Some Gruusbctrtr, 12c. Gnart.
Butter.

GIrin GreGrlero Butter lit oic OeIiSi5fci.e
mo iiiGcfr. Butter I'M Afarlt; ucyiunt fie.
BOZ. oas Rfiuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Gantpn anb Stgblanotum n
edlr1tbt'S rGifenfran5.Salle,"
Gde z. unb (Hnuoh,S frnfte.

Saintaucrtier bes ~9abern ser. sllnt. Ser.
Gins, ~@i6eniranB : Samen . Sereins."
Canton Smmeripdbrenben Bon. unb 9eib'
.SeipersgonfIaSe Mr. AIS. T. 8. s.
Trlfhes S9ier su ieber Belt. - 6. & g.
Ielepbon. gSoIfe 1923 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

Gr. 2t6, GlaD., nabr Suiparb. etrake.
g,or5iielihe sSeiue, Spirituofen II. Union,
Giaarrcn. 9cfteS 9icr am 3apf. ynnit
fir Sef6dftsIeuie hon 1f.30 BORN. bis
2 llbr 9ia 6mittaas. IeIepbon, 6. G. 3.
- W,t. ScrHon 300S u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
8. epabn's 8ehauraut.

y. SVdVHf TtHuhtdWf,
9r. 1923, Turo.Geen., nahe Ant6unA. CTR.
StriammIungs;eota Ses .~arionia.9en'
itriits Or. 1907 nebiGer.Sifiriifs Wr.
1903, 3. Il. ~" uno DSifirifts @r. SO,
8. Il. .. SaQe an Nereine al bernie
them. Seinite giere, SSeiiie uno anoere
Scirdnfe. EEL: Is. & q. NoIfe 629 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
aoam Rupp's Mehanramt,

VT. 11U4, WbfbsN tff
Scr .Gorooft Smmeriu1brenoer gaupereiil
BON Baltimore" berfnmmelt tt6 bier ieoen
Waoftng.- - 9eorge @rebm & Cons Bier
an. 3apt nab oeatfber art brett bonn
Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
aafpt. Miehi .Melpbie.Naae.n

Sutgr. WteN rv.''op.e' Sune.
5~dmptaudrficr bes 8efnigoereins .Wpelo'
bic. SiuaitIiben ieben 9ornerfidestbefto
8erfumulIingen beS pGeniennial Metacrs
8creinS" icoen 9. mo A. Stenitaa i'm
mionat. IeIcpbpn-G. & g. @olfe 1856 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Hn %uerfanfen:

81 btffniftH.
$3.50 iaufeu eircs iener nteolifen Sdufer
an Der gort.etrabc. 5pii6cr Orleans NIB
Sefferfoa.s irabe. Sie fdmmtIi6et rben 9es
nanniea Sduicr iinb men mo mooert einecrit'
tet. 9es9IeiGen oas SGuS SIR. 102, 9toro'
Munifprbssioeinie 8auiteue IA SUB s Bon
bel 10 SUP; @runb8ins 1925 pro SUB. 9reiS
bcs Saufes $1250.00. 9oparo 3. Gallagher,
Saunleiiter. ar. 240i, Sairmunnt.siprnue.
(2B4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

Z. u. M6ermanr's SaGe.
3prbpf.Gde Cough. nno 6arpline.Str
Sauptdiartier oes r9jdpern : Mdnners
doris" SereinssGerfnmnrIuna ieben Sous
nerftag gtbenb. Henv MitgIieber luiuioms
mei. Yor5iieIihes Bier oer .giatioruIs
Hraueret" ain 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

WclS sn perIcilcn.

Nne, wclfe Grfb sebrandheu, iprefen tter
bur. InIciben auf SaIdre, WobeIn II. @runos
MetboSen. .Naltinpre Jnpetment Co." sir.
12O, Nurb.Hacd.Gtrnfe. (27S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
8n ~perf0nfeu:

8a uerfanfen:
Bradtbone g nnb 3.ft5diae sbctntdnier IN
alien 1betlen. BdItimore's. gIes nene, bon mir
gebdnte 9dufer: f0nn 5u ben bonn Rdufer ees
,uinfdtcn 4eningunaen. berfaufen: nit ODER
cbre @runo3inS. Wian fpre&e Dor ober f9reibe
CIT
6. 3. Nnrbette,
II cf.9erinetsusetr..
9sffraan Hnifbina, 2. Htsug.
CO q. RhGne - ct. PAUL 3tn4.
Usb. Ybune gourfIano Coz.
(Geptl5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Rrrfnu0t,
Steacnscindc.
Gtcncac{nM:
gerIaust i'm Alsemeiuen.

2pit unb 2pais geindtt:
Sin reipeffnbIer oeutfdb'umcrifanif6er Dinnn
fnft acit ino 0cais in elmer b~citfdben 9rioai-
SamiIie. Dan a%breifire: ~. 6. IL" .Eert.
idber Gorrcipuneent." t322-3)
Tentfhcs Nrbetts. 81 .yRreau.
9tr. 2t9, GiiosStarp. SiraBe, inter Der Muiii6t
Der ySentftei Seieufhaft." - 9ieieniecn, bic
beutffc Sarouerfer. Mrbeiter mno 9ienfitoten
ober IN franiirtcn 8riefen an ben aaeiitcn Der
@efeutbait, Sutanu .. Mcher, Simmer III,
Hr. 2f5-217, 9oartlanb. etrafe, ipeuben, mel
Sprehitnnocr bon 1 bis 5, llbr. CSan27,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Serlanst Sraaen uub Iabdeu:
Rerfduqt:

Berfnugt:
etIle oertfbe 6rdi leiebten @lterS ais 9os
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straRc. (322)
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(S2t..2)
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Warslanb Gbattel 2oan NRociatipn.
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307, ,2criustpn'1traNe. 1921. .2)
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Correspondent" (320-2)
Amador ledger., 1906-06-15
order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Court, of the
County of Amador, State of Call
fornia.
In the matter of the guard ianship of
the psrson and estate of Gideon r.
Devore, minor.
Eliza beth j. DevoIe, the guardian
of the person and estate of Gideon r.
Devore, a minor, having this day
filed her petition herein praying for
an order of sale of certain real and
personal estate of said minor, for the
purposes therein set forth;
1t is therefore ordered by the said
court, that the next of kin, and all
persons Interested in the estate of said
minor appear before the said superior
court on Saturday the 14th day of
July, 1906, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day, at the court room
of said Superior Court at the court
house. in the city of jackson, in said
Amador county, to show cause why
an order should not be granted to said
guardian, to sell so much of the real
and personal property of the said
minor, at private sale, as shall be
necessary; and that copy of this
order be published at least four sue
cessive weeks in the "Amador Ledger
weekly newspaper printed and
published in said Amador county.
r. e. RUST,
Judge of said Superior Court.
Dated this 4th day of June, 1906.
(Endorsed) Filed June 4th A. D., 1906.
G. l.. Culbert, county clerk.
By j f. Huberty, deputy.
Chas. b. Crocker, attorney for
guardian. jackson. Cal.
Amador ledger., 1906-06-15
Notice of Assessment.

Del Monte Mining and Milling
Company.
Location CT principal place of busi-
ness, ia son, Amador county, Cali
fornia.
Location of works, Railroad Flat
Mining District, Calaveras county,
California.
Notice is hereby given that at a
regular meeting of the Board of
Directors, held on the 4ih day of
June, A. d. 1906, an assessment of
five cents (5c) per share was levied
upon the subscribed capital stock of
the corporation, payable Immediately
in United States coin, to the secretary
of the said company, at bis office in
the Marelia Building on Summit
street, in jackson, Amador county,
California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 4th
day Of July, 1906 will be declared
delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Monday,
the 9th day of August, 1906, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with
the cost of advertising and expenses
of SALE
By order of the Board of Directors.
JAS. JAY WRlGHT, secretary.
Office in the MareIia Building on
Summit street, jackson, Amador
county, California.
Amador ledger., 1906-06-15
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