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The Press., 1898-08-04

Chas. A. Lathrop of Utica, N. Y,, was in town over Sunday. R
 Mrs. Hal Ray of Pittsburg, Pa., Is visit- ing at W. A. AgArd's.
 Irwin Fish of Brooklyn, N. Y., Is visit ing at Rev l.. l.. Potter's. .5 a.
 A. L. Anderson and wife are spending the month at Lake Pleasant.
 Mise Lydia Andrews is in Newton, Maas., for few weeks visit.
 Mrs. Frank P. Mack and two daughters of Chicago are the guests of Mrs. Sarah Ladd.
 Edwin s. Agard and family leave town thls week for several weeks stay at the sea shore.
 The endeavor society held their meeting Sunday evening on the lawn in front of the church.
 Mrs. Grace Canterbury of Orange, MAss., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. T. Anderson.
 Mrs. G. Frank Uhler and daughters oi Newton, Mass, are spending the week al Mir. Chas. Underwood's.
 Quite a number from here attended the meeting of the Rockville c. k. union al Crystal Lake, last Wednesday.
 Rev. A. H. Post left town on Monday for Vermont, where he will spend several weeks visiting relatives. The pulpit oi the Congregational church will be supplied next Sunday.
 An entertainment for the benefit of the Lee M. K. church will be given in the town hall, Friday Evening, at 7.30. The entertainment will consist of Jean Inge- lows Songs of seven," drama, entitled Thirty minutes for refreshments, !" and 6 shadow pantomime. Mrs. Grace Canter. bury of Orange, Mass, will give readings and Miss Belle Walbrldge of Hartford will assist in the singing. Ice cream anC cake will be on sale at the close of thu entertainment. FLORA.
The Press., 1898-08-04
HOLLAND.


 Mrs. Abbie Williams and grandson of Worcester are visiting friends in town.
 A. F. Blodgett has bought the old Roper homestead, and will soon move his family there.
 Mrs. c. L. Webber, Mrs. H. E. Wallis and daughters, Misses Fannie and Edith Webber and Mrs. k. P. Wallis, all of Waltham and formerly of Holland, are camping at the old c. L. Webber home attend.
 Rev. Henry M. Lawson preached at the Congregational church Sunday. In the evening MT. Lawson gave a lecture on foreign missions, Illustrated by stere- oscoplc views. Mir. Lawson was appoint ed to tho mission of tho American board in India in February, 1893, and continued in the work until his health failed him, and he with his family has returned to his fAther's, Dea. E.N.LAwson, of Union.
The Press., 1898-08-04
Lord Rothsehild's Physieiaa.

One of the Chinese methods is, ! be- heve, to pay the physician as long as the patient is in good health, with the obvious intention of making it the in- terest of the doctor to keep the patient we'll. Apparently this is the method Lord Rothschild has adopted I hear that he pays Sir William Broadbent . retaining fee of 1000 guineas Q year, conditional on Sir William visiting him every Saturday to feel his pulse and see that he is keeping in good health. - Sheffield (England) Telegraph.
The Press., 1898-08-04
ASHFORD,
westsord Corrsspondsnes.

Andrew Hewlett and son, Allie, of Warrenville, have been to Sturbridge, Mass, on visit with relatives.
 Rev. T. P. Briggs Is in Cambridge, Macs, on a vacation, consequently there were no services at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Deacon A. G. Barlow and sister, Ger trude, attended church at Woodstock works for Deacon Frank Corbin
The Press., 1898-08-04

Tomorrow Is day that never comes. People have been waiting for 1t since the beginning, and they will continue to wait until the end of time. Don't wait till to- morrow to get business education; be. gin to-day by sending for an illustrated catalogue of the New London Business College, New London, Conn. Book. keeping, shorthand, typewriting, penman. ship, telegraphy, thoroughly and prac- tically taught. Regular fall term begins Tuesday, Sept. 9th.
The Press., 1898-08-04
DIsTRICT OF HOLLAND, ss. Pro.

lJ bate Court, August 2d, 1s9S
 Estate of Mary L. Snow, late Of Wilmington, in said district, deceased
 Upon the application of F. W. Pratt, admins trator, praying that an order may be granted for the sale of all or part of the real estate be- longing to the estate Of said deceased, as per duplication more fully appears, it is
 0rdered-That said application be heard and said district. on the 10th day Of August. A. D. 189S at g o'clock in the forenoon of said day, and that notice be given of the pendency Of said Implication and the time and place Of hearing thereon by publishing the same once in some newspaper having a circulation in said district and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign most in the town of Wilmington, in said district. VIM. D. HOLMAN, Judge.
The Press., 1898-08-04
TENEMENT TO RENT on Benton-st. sW. MRS. T. wHITrAKER.
nIsTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro

nISTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro-
 D bate Court, August 8d, A. D. 1898.
 Estate of John H. Mullen, late Of Stafford. Tn said district, deceased.
 administratrfx praying that an order be granted t0 seIl the real estate of said deceased, as per application fully appears, 1t IS 0rdered-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Omce in Stanord, IT said district. on the 11th day Of August, A. D.
 1f9S at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. Dy pup iishino the same once before the 9th day o AuQuSt A. D. 1898, in some newspaper having | d Circulation in said district.
 s- MARCUS B. FISK. Judge.
The Press., 1898-08-04
IsTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro

Estate of George B. Scripture, late of Stafrord fin said district, deceased. - A ITnon line duplication of Gertrude I. Scripture praytng that letters of administration may De granted on said estate, as per application on nle fully appears, it is
 Ordered-that said application be heard and determined at the probate of1ce in Stafford, II said district, on the 1ith day of August, A. D. 1se at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notict be given of the pendency of said application anG the time and place Of hearing thereon, by pub fishing the same once in some newspaper hay ing a circulation in said district and by posting d copy thereof on the public signpost in the towI Of Stafford, in said district. VI MARCUS B. FISK, Judge.
The Press., 1898-08-04
fhnmnlon ahnt nf the World.

Miss Annie Oakley writes s.Myself and many of the Buffalo Bfn Wild West Go. have given mhOnn. most thorough trial, and it does all ff not moro than you claim" 10 instantly takes tho mfRng out of oorns and buni0ng Aliens koOt~NnnD in certain cure for hot, aching, ner- yuuM W sweating feet. Sold by all Druggists and @hn@ BtnFnms nbc. sample sent FREE. Ad- 0Tpnm A&Aen v. uammf@nds Lo R0ys N. Y.
The Press., 1898-08-04

The New York Yacht club Is to receive q challenge for the America's cup by Sir Thomas LIpton of England. His yacht is to be named the Shamrock.
The Press., 1898-08-04

Martin Thorn, who was convicted of the murder of William Gueldensuppe, was executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing, N. Y., Monday.
The Press., 1898-08-04

Speaker Reed was renomlnated for con- gress by exclamation at Portland, Me- on Tuesday.
The Press., 1898-08-04

New London ls to lose It's identity as naval station, and is to become one Of the most important coal dopots in the country.
The Press., 1898-08-04

The First Connecticut regiment has boon ordered to Porto Rico, under Gen. eral Woods division.
The Press., 1898-08-04

Entire confidence prevails at the White House and the state department that the war with Spain ls practically over, in spite Of the time which Is being taken at Madrid In considering the terms of peace.
The Press., 1898-08-04

Prince Bismarck, the ex-chancellor oI Germany, died Saturday night.
The Press., 1898-08-04
Disa.

Stafford (RockweH HID, sd, Samuel Jones, n.
 stafordville, July ssth, Charles F. Duncan, 40.
The Press., 1898-08-04
RrsrFR.

Cromwell, Conn.,, July 27th, daughter to Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Bugbee. Springfield, Mass-, list. daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Lyons.
The Press., 1898-08-04
Smith & Murray,
The August Bar
 gain Sale is now in full swing.
A Sale of High Class Muslin Underwear.


 A Combination Sale of High Class Muslin Underwear, samples of Simon Sterns & Co.,, D. B. Sicher & Go. Also accumulated stock of Siegel Bros, New York. Mostly fresh goods-some of the samples mussed or slightly soiled, otherwise perfect speci- mems of Dainty Underwear at about half usual retail prices. The counters are cleared of regular goods, and these pur- chases are forward for this spec ial sale.
 Corset covers 25c up to $3 %.
 Night Gowns 59c up to $3 95.
 Chemises 50c up to $1.5O.
 Drawers 25c to $1.5O.
 Skirts 75c to $4.50.
 North store.
The Press., 1898-08-04

MCLAUGHLIN & SON, PUBLISHERS. V.So . yoAr. If paid strictly in advanoe. .s1. .so.
The Press., 1898-08-04
TnIM.AMn.

CAKD.-we wish to thank the friends and neighbors for their help and sympa- thy during our recent bereavement.
 Ma. AND MRs. GEo. B. PERSON. Holland, July a, iso8.
The Press., 1898-08-04

hoaoluEionn, obituaries or cards of thanks in- serted AE one-half advortining ratea- Births marriages and deaths inserted free. Communi- cations received without signature always com mitt@d to tho waste basket without attention
 This paper ts mailed regularly to it's Hunscrib- arn until . definite order to discontinue is TO cotved and all arreArs are paid in full.
 THIS PAper and The Connecticut Couran' semi-weekly1 furnished for sa.i5 per year.
The Press., 1898-08-04
The Biggest Sale
 of the Season.

We purchased of the Parisian Wrapper Co.,, Worcester, Mass, all their surplus stock of Women's Wrappers, comprising over six thousand garments, at a price not exceeding fifty cents on the dol lar.
 More than four thousand will go for 49c each. The balance at 79c.
 All that is necessary for us to do all the Wrapper business in this section-is to have the GUS toners examine the garments. Every Wrapper has separate Corset Waist finished all around skirt full width, garment cut right and hangs properly. Second floor.
The Press., 1898-08-04

The sudden departure for Europe last week of Rev. F. F. Jernegan, the general manager of the sea water gold company at Lubec, Maine, has caused much excite ment and anxiety among the directors and stockholders of the company. It Is thought that Jernegan and his assistant, Mir. Fisher, who has also disappeared, have between them about $200, 900. It is estimated that the affAirs of the com- pany might be settled anywhere from % Co 70 cents on a dollar. This stock was bought by many working people, as well As by people of means. If the reports arc true the scheme was a gigantic swim de. It Is said that Mir. Fisher, who was . diver by profession, placed gold in the apparatus which had boon lowered into the water, and was being watched by sev- eral capltAlists who were Investigating the scheme.
The Press., 1898-08-04

The Changers in this section of Con- necticut, known as the East Central Po- mona grange, will hold basket picnic at Thompson's Grove, Snipsic lake, Rock vile, next Monday, 9th, commencing at 1O.30 a. m. The master of the National grange, Col. Aaron Jones of Indiana I;
 the master of the State grange, Hon. s. O. Bowen, and other officers will make addresses, and there will be various other literary and musical features forming part of the program. Those who do not care to take their lunches can purchase their dinners of Mir. Thompson on the grounds. All Changers and the public generally are cordially invited to be present. Bus es will be in waiting to convoy those arriving at Rockville by steam or trolley to the steamboat landing at the foot of the lake, from which delightful sail of ten minutes will bring them to the grove.
The Press., 1898-08-04
Silk Remnants.

For waists and trimmings. We have, perhaps, a thousand yards of short lengths, many of the most desirable and prettiest silks we have had at greatly re-
 duced prices to close. Four yards, enough for a waist, 95c the remnant.
The Press., 1898-08-04
India FOu1ards.

The best quality 24-inch Printed India Foulards. Sold freely earlier in the sea- son at $1 yard. August sale 59c a yard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-18

2(Q 5eiu fir @reat Scott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-18
GREAT SCOTT.

@reat Scott, ME cine Iiebli4e
8Iums frif6 BON Der 8ruIt Der g}utur,
NOD NAB pom 56au, eri6eint im6riibz
roth 0es GbriTtFeItes. unO giebt ben
MafIsn res 8olfes Don ieinen 9roBen
flint Qderg2Goen an Der R.s9opurOz
S:rabs uno non Teinem 9amiltOn
GaIter QaOen an Der 9aItjmoreItraBe
bic ousgsIpdteiten, bic i6Oniten unb
Iis6liaTten 2ampsn, UNI 2idt 5u per-
breiten, uro bic praatOouIteu unb be-
quemItn Stii6le, in Oener men1dli4e
6orm ie gerubt bat. 2omPen! 0R!
2aBt g2iemono i'm DuntsIn 3u Bette
ee6en, penn @rsat Gcott ben 8eg gu
10 geringem 9reis 6eleudten min,
Qampeu - Der 5immel aIIein pejB,
pie pieIc - isbs 6aton, ie0e 8r0Be,
nit Qlei6er 8Iode, peI8e Das 2ampenz
Ii6t ouf Den 8ooen itr0men tGBt, glei4
pie bic 'Strablen Der aufgebenOen
Some elm farbigss @IosfenTter tiiiien.
8reat Scott gie6t Sud gu tpeniger,
ais 6aIben 0etaiIIPreiIen in alien ietz
nen QGoen irgeno Gtnas uno 4qes,
mas S6r in 6ontDzU206eIn unb 9du8s
6altung5 9egenItdnoen bruu4t; einz
I4lieBli4 9or3sGangSarGnte. 8ii6erz
i6rGnte, Combinations S4rejbpulte,
0umen S6rei6tif6e, nit 2ignum
8itae uno Gsbenbol3 eingsIegt, @piels
tiIfe unO 5ancBz3iibe, nit PerImutz
ter eingelegt, OnpTS3H6e unO Snpr@
GtGnber, 3oiIettens3tI4e in Ntabaz
gonp, rGurlp Bird" un0 Pprto 8icoz
@lfenbein, N}OrrissStHble, 2eoerItii6Ie
unb 5ancpsSdautelitii6Ie. 8ron3eJ6i~
guren uno 9i5que@6iguren unO 9rtcz
a@9rucS uno Sousbaltungs : Srna@
mente ausr Dirt ~ bic grOBurttgIte
2(usIteaung BON Dei6nadts Bargains,
neI6e je offerirt puroen.
S6r f0nnt Sure eigsnen S6luBFOIs
gerungen BON ben pon @reat Scott gez
gebenen Bargains 5ie6sn, penn 3tpeiz
unb1eds3ig ooppeliPdnni8e 8agen ges
tern ausgeIunbt purOen, Beibnaatsz
laden fir acknowledgements, fir
8si6na6tsTreuOe, fir @eibnaat5z8ez
quemIi6teit unb fir Oo5=gan3eSSdbrz
oauernOea@ersriigen ab3uliefern.
Gs giebt tetnen SoHnenuntergan9,
penn s8 regnet. obne RegenbOgen. Die
fer Regenbogen lit ba5 9eriPre6en
5pii6en 8ott unO MenI3 BON 5rieben
unO 8o6lgefaQen 3piiaen 8ejOen.
8reat Scott 1T fir bic MaTen Elm Rez
gsn6ogen Der Grl0Iung Dpn Dem Som
6ine" nit 3neierlei 2greiien.
QlQ 6ei(! fir @redt Scptt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-18
Jo6n C. Cri6[e.

Sterling Sil6er g}oDitGten fir
@eihno6ts 9eTfente, 66u6 66rz
ner, RdgeI 6eilen, &nOpfbaten,
S6eeren, SaI6s : 9ofen, 20T46tGtz
ter, 6uf6iiriten, &IoiOer6iirTten, 9aars
6iiriten, 5piletten &Gmme unb
n86ists, " SiI6er 8letIfifte 25c. uno
SOC. Qerlmutter f5eosr6alter 25c.
S6ilOpatt SeitentGmme, 5ut Raz
oeIn, feline 26oerpuaren, gprtsmonz
nuies, 90rTer. &arkn @tuis unb
0anntaI9an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-18
Neri6lenOernng
-Oun-
O0r(Or=J1106e(ll
-ltuo-
COuC0CS.

sic BADEN nur ro6 3e6n Sage 3eit,
nm oie grOBen Bargains gu er6dIten,
benn unier Pd6tptrtrag erliItt ar
81. Oe3em6er.
0a POsner'5 mit benz gleu6au be-
gtnnen pOlIen, blben mir Du5 Sc
6Guoe am 81. DECEMBER gu rGumen.
I'm 9ieIes 8u erraiten, meroan mir
unIere gsIammten 8orrGt6s Don fetz
nen 8arlor M0beln, @oufe8, Iel6itz
Offnenben Gou6e5. Gdftu6len un0
tiirttI6en S6uufalitu6Len 8u 20 BRO
gent unter BEN GnQro5 greiIen perz
taufen. Q8ir Iino bic einsigen Gnz
gros 55a6rifanten, nel6e i'm @rOez
tail bertdufen. Sic t0nnen ieBt Bar
gains erbalten, pelfe nur Elm 5u6riz
tant Iiefern fam, Der gum Qusperz
tauf ge3pungen lit.
Nir ba6en bic 6eItgemaften W}orz
rts=Stiibls, nur so nod porSarbsn;
Oeridumt Oeren 8sTi8ttgung ni6t am
0}Ontage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-18
GREAT SCOTT.

@reat Scott, tpie Der Sugesun6ru6
na4 Dem Na6tOuntsI, tritt berbor nit
iaeinenoen unb einnebmenben 8ei6s
na4t548argairs, ba5 6eim gu perT66s
nern, ba5 9er3 Der Seim6srtiter gu trs
freuen.
Santa Claus uno 1ein dItmobiI6er
8ennt6ier=S8Iitten tommt ni6t miB
Dem geIunOen MeHiaenOerItdnb in 8ez
iradt, penn @rsat Scott, Der groBe
9reisberabTeBer uno unioerTeQe 3ers
Iorger, bic 9rsiie BON Mt0beIn un6
9aus6aItung5 @egenitGnben 10 tieT
6erobieBt. Santa Claus lit Elm T}drs
den, @reat Scott iIt cine 8irfli9teit
- Iebenbig uno tbdtig.
g lit pieIe Sabre Der, baB Beibs
naft5z8ei6eute gu ben Preiien tpsgs
gingen, 3u beHen fe ieBt bei 8reab
Scott gsben, unO e5 piro nod man8es
Sabr oauern, sbe Elm anberer &dufs
mann bic 9re1e 10 berabIeBt, pie Iie
@reat Scott erniebrigt, unb Bargains
9it6t, tpie lie 8reat Scott gisbt.
g}otirli6, @rsat Scott fam girls
Bere Bargains geben, ais 2lnbsrs, benp
mo 2lnbere Elm babies 0uBenO 9arlOrz
pOer S6Iaf3immer Qtusfattungeu
bsrtrufen, Dertauft @reat Scott eins
6unoert, uno in berIeI6en BeiIe gebt
eS nit 8ei6na6tszg}opitGten un6
aGem 2lnoeren. Gs Iinb 8reat ScotPs
tpunOerpOIe grOBe 9ertdufe, peI8e es
i'm ermOgIi9en, 10 unperpiifIi9 nies
brig gu pertaufen; e8 Iinb feline 8r0Be,
feline Gnergie, isinllnternebmlngsgeit,
feline aufri8tigen e6rli6en Mletboben.
Dd er ieBt grOBer, ais Der @rDBte in
feiner 8ran6e 1T, tann @reat Scott
e5 Ii4 leiiter, YreiTe niebrigsr, dls is,
berdbieBen, unO gIeidbiel, tpie nieorig
er Die Preiie ieBt, tit Der 8ertb, bas
0}aterial unO bic 9auerbaFtigteit Dorz
banbsn. @reat Scott, Der 8aufmann
Der Wtaiien, BAT in ieiu @ei6Gft bic
2ebrsn Ieiner SinObeit, 6aB nGbrli9z
felt lit Die bette 9oIitit," bsrii6er gea
6ra6t, uno Dies iIt bas bette Rapital,
rpeItes er ie benuBt BAT.
8eadtet elm Ding beute, 6ea6tet Elm
Ding morgen unb bsa6tet elm Ding bis
@ei6na6tsn unb Dies 1T, baB @reat
Scott Sud, mas Sbr in ieiuen grsBen
flint Qderz2dben an Rorbz5ondrbs
StraBe unO Ieinen 3peigId0en an Der
Gab@StraBe unb Gentrulz2lDenue unb
in ieinen 5amiltOn @aIterz2Goen an
Der galtimorezStraBe fault, abIieftrt,
penn DerIPrO6en, unb Sbr 6abt oas
8ergniigen, gu piiIen, baB Sbr Sure
9eIdente aus ben grDBten uno beIten
W}0belz2GOen in 2(merita erbaItet.
Sn taItem 8etter f0nnt Sybr elm
SrotoOil ent3rpei 6re6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-18
GLIDE II b re
r q 9.
Sfr. 25 mmS 27, 2crim9tOr1sSt Stratsc.
Cine t6sti6f poHfdnOise Ausfeaans pom
ntlbli6en lOCi0nNdtS Bargains.

Gin io0fats etomm @dbnb8=ear
Sa bier ou~@n amNi8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-18
Srible, Tr. 80, @eits9rriugtnns Ctr.
ga -Gs UirS Seutfdb sefprp6eu.
Scmerfenswertbe Sur nun Gatarrb.

Baltimore, DO, z. Deg. 1898.
@8 tpiro biermit befte;rigt, Sap
meine Spfter bon iErgm orttten Bis
etften Sabre an Gatarr6 fe6r |faper
lit. S6r 4t6em mar ii6elrie6enO, i6r
@e60r an9eqriifen uBb i6r allggmetnss
t0rperfihes 8efm6en 6eoauerrSnerih.
g1a6 3tpaimonatiAer 8e6unolung BON
Seften be5 Or. Trancis 20. 6artlep,
gtr. 81. RorO 9acaitraBs, i8sint
lie bOllitdnDiq 6erqeTte[lt gu Iein unb
BAT ieit iensr 3ett ni9t me6r an Ga
turr9 geIitteE, unb nun, bier Sabre
nu9 Dr.. 6artIeb's 8t6anolung, be-
fir6et It9 meine 5r9ter, obIton nies
mails ie6r itart, 6et 6efersr 9eTunoz
feit, uIs ie 3u0or.
9ep. 80. Barter.
Dies lit sin fhpsrtpisgenOer 8epsis
BON ejnem 70 in Der Staot po6,6ez
fannter 6:rrn. pie es Gapitdn 8:o.
90. Barrier 1T, natter feit 10 lan3an
SI6reR Der G9ent Der rairparI6uBz
9e{eai4uft" iit. (344,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-18

! Spe5icllc Bargains i'll Sil6eripnarc
s3ubtn6pTcr, oon I2c. bis $50
S6ubbDrnsr, bon zoe. bis oSe
6Gortrsduslcr, BON 25c. bis Slo'
3abuz uuO 3a0tlbiiriicn, boz 25c bis 81"
&ci6t =YuOusRdpic, StcrliuG Sjls
bcr= Scdtl S9c. bis 81 .
GuaOruplc plattirte uuO S.tyliu0= 5ilbcr=
| 0udrbtritcn, Spisael mO Glmm in pratts
Oouem Guitcu, BON ~ 10 bis S49
! Scb0nt Yr0tbt uO SpiBcH=NuOtlu nit
briHantsn Stetucn bcicBt, Bu zoe, 43cr .
| zoe. uU0 81
soliO oolOcue Gjuscrrnqc, 25c, 49c.
zoe. IND 81
Sanitation qti@Iiifmc Sal3s uur @tcicr=
gudcu, StcrliuQ= Silbtr= Sedel l24C
@usDdbl BON itljbtcH oDcr nit Stcucu
bsicBten Bag Sops." Spcicn 25c. uuO 49C
100 Sorteu nit Stciucn bcicBte @utnu=
OelH. Sp8iel 20
50 Sortcn cans lcOtrne 3ai6cnbiidcr uO
Cine sraft5oae 9orti. BON fcinen aani
Ie0erutu 9ortcmouuaics Spt}cu 40C
| SciOeHc MuiicliU= ifdDcr, Otiorirt uU0 nit
! Golpibuppcu bmdbt, 2lppliuut &autcH
lUtrtb $lOO unO $l.jO. Nlc iu 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-18
gelt6GnkC fit OamlCn.

92dben an ben erquiiten nit Stsnen besBten Suden,
pfs mir 3sgen 9a6en mir 8abuoIe niiBfe Obsr
oIe 9nQe pele elmer Dame 9efulem perbsn @isle bsr
Ie6sn ino auBerbem penger tOitipeHg.
Die Sd5nuuen urb &Iammern fir @irteI unb
0ulsbdnber no iebr prudtppu oIStesn, N3anI6sttens
.2tnf3" unb &nOpF @arnituren emalirt uno in s6er
nb f4One @ffsnte pelds bnen 10 big Ooep 10 topelg,
tpe Sic polen 5ur QuspabL is6en-
6aarfmmd, Qligretten, &Gmme 4ermer r2ints "9nOpfe
uno Saien 8nopgurnituren in 8ob, @maile uRb S6er,
rb bbe @eI4ente peIe sic 70 ungemeen Uber 10 peng
tof1pielig auspGbten tDnnen, pie Sic es tpinIden
Spsrr @dier unb uterale, 2orgnetten unb duBerorz
berHif sare 5Gfer Ssfbene @trumpFbGnber nit Sob
oOer @t6er @4nuaen, i4Lidt unO reid nit @tenen be-
ieBt.
@maiuirte 9doen; G3oIbs Sil6er unb NIT Senen BE-
Iebte dOeln un5d9ign 0ens fir bus Saar uno 2inz
qerie" unb 8uisn> unb Gtif9aoeIn rG6arms," u6rgez
b1nqe ltnb anbere S6mudTa9en.
SnopfO3 l16ren iinb nete feline @onOer6urtesn unO
bod niBlif.
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SC fir 10c uuo 12Ic. Sui3rutii6cr 500
SuBeno SGmsns uuO Saibeuttbcr,
iblibt fueib, bObliiumiQ uuO nit iarbiQen
RautcH
I2!c. fir 2Ot. unO 25c. 9aifentidtr. =
gunl liuueut uuO feline SWib Gdmtn=Sos
ibcntiiber, in ben mpOerniteu goutdten Der
Saiiou, nit Spipeu= =Rautcu, prattuoncr
our6brOatuer arbeit, ausQejadtsn 8dnOern,
qcitidt bobIidumiG nm nit 6iuiGsen: elm
BARGAIN gum ooppelteH 9rcig Sp9icn J
Zoe. Rditbeu fir Riuoer= Saibcnti6cr.
Nfortirte NiOOen lpertb 35c Spejicusr
Qreis, Dds Rditben
12!c fir rein itiOcne Suitial 7amcu=
Sdicbsutiiter. 9gir iperoen cine qroBartiqe
aac Suitialcn, lpertb 25c., perfaufsn. Spss
5ita
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9D6i9ilO, GObn T. g., s:4"sen=9t4pi. sa%a5naS5ns'
5. g. Mac9una1b,
@bdrIeSs une
Snlfimprc= Strdfe.
ReiC6C JurOe(en.

Die bD6Te Sunt bes Sutpeerzgeperbes lit in ben Dez
IN neuen urb auS8IieBd3sn 0efins uusgeOridt pelfe
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Spie(muaren Quppen, S6mu6(at6cn, Si(6crwoorcn It

gSai6sGrdtbr . %
Olodehlpui I'D
@autaitcu %
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20 ,3ou, Iu 30
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baben cine 9roBe 2usipdbl in Oeicu g0uu=
rem; duipirts OOn 43
Sdbu bcmaltc S6aufcIpisrOe.
stitble uuO S9autclftiible aus @art6plI,
Su 23c. unO 30
@e6tii6en, ooafduOio, aufpdrts BON ;
Srommtln, duiDdris Oon 81
9ano, aufpdrts pon 10
Wctauopbous, ouilpdrts BON 23
SpclDaarens Seller, aupGrtg BON Ii
gctttclleH. aiIiiUGrts BON 23
gcieli6aitsipiele, uufpdrts oon 3
ReQcl, uuipGrts pom 23
99erfIeua=RdieR, auiipdrts BON 10
Spote, aufrUdrts BON Is
g9dHDtafcln. aufpdrts BON 81
Quppen= 0belu, uuipdrts BON 10
Sol0oteu=2u3iiQc, uuiiudrts BON 2S
9uppeH nit GeDcrrumpi, auf,pdrts bon II
9isaue gicOer=Y =Yuppen, auipdrts BON 2:s
Utiitaribe Quppcu, lptrtb 30t., iu . 10
AusDobl BON 100 SOrtsu bon Spieljeug ju .
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Brn[bFlt,
5mnhmrfa,
Rtu9en,
9nlit1rflr,
MtntntmrFm,
Grb1m9rlt,
DnlhntnnHFm.
GtnrnH,
MarqmtIflt,
Cutters,

mil @belIteiner uro Ssm 6eBt, pslfs 8u einan
Der hoaIGnoig paienb inb uno 10 Suiommen9eIte0
ben polen @lan3 zines jeben berbor5u6eben. .
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12sc
I2c
225c
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lOeiGnHc6tS= Iult6entilC6er.

1Oc fir 15c. unO zoe. 5oibeutiibtr
| Seine Sruib uuO Qcitidte Nua Eamcu=Saz
| ibeutit6er, meritunild)e rSanb OraiDU" Ars
| belt, ifaHcD= SpibcnzGautu @usWabl Don
| 30 0tuitcru. SpGicIlcr Qrsis
laibcntHd)sr. Seine bunOgeitidtc quhnd=
ben, olc euqlibcu, iest 10 bcgebrtcn YIo=
uoQrammc; anOcrspo fir 2jt. Ucrtauit. Spts
1ieu
12Ic. fir 25c. Suitiul Nduucr=5a=
ibrHtiitcr. Qra6toou Qtitidte @ubitabeu
uui Stoiieu BON crtru Euulitdt; ale Sniz
tialcn. 5bre 2luspabl
25c. fir rein iciocue 9uitial DIdnucy =5a=
ibcutiibcr crtrd fciHcr GuaIitdt, irQtuo Gin
Qerpitni2ter @u6fObe. 9iuig ju $40 Spe=
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