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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The first public dinner of the New-Rocheie boaro
of Trade is to be held in Metropolitan Hail. on
me night of Friday April Is. The Committee on
ARRANGEMENTS IS William e. Moore and j. W.
Spaulding II has been already decided TO inT rH
Governor Roosevelt as one of the speakers; ne re
other speakers are TO be Congressman Jonn u
fjnderhill Senator Graney Assemblyma Henaeie
son and the president Of the New-T0Tk BQafu Oh
trrade About one hundred covers VIII be iald-
Mrs Henry F. Gelow. the Southern ai5ieS, ton
Folk Lore in Trinity House last night, Inc reci,
sation was IN aid OF the Woman's Exchange ana
hvas well attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
TO UNITE LAKES AND MISSISSIPPI.
PRESIDENT TO BE ASKED TO SET THE WATER
FLOWING FROM CHIcAGo's SAM
TARY CANAL,

Chicago. April H-President Mckinley is to be
asked TO open the first sluice which Will permit
the waters of the Sanitary Canal TO flow into the
Desplaines River, at Lockport, October 9. Chi
cago Day The canal trustees making plans
for elaborate opening. and the main drainage
channel II the full purpose OF the original plan is
carried out will some day be a link in a deep
waterway to connect the chain OF Great Lakes
with the Mississippi River. it is desired that the
President of the United States should set the
water flowing.
The plans for the opening day contemplate bar
becue at Lockport and special trains from Chicago
and all the towns and cities along the Desplanes
and Illinois rivers. with invited guests from all
those towns ana cities and from st. Louis and
other cities on the Mississippi River as far south
as New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
REPAIRING THE GUTTER GRESHAM

The revenue cutter Gresham, which Is the largest
vessel OF the Treasury Department feet in these
waters and which is used for cruising along the
coast is at present undergoing repairs off West
feminist. The Gresham. on March Is. while
in Gloucester Harbor, struck the coal barge Hud-
son, and was badly damaged above the water
line Several or the cutters plates smashed
in her stem was twisted and the launch was
he'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Judge John Davis OF the United
States Court of Claims. BUCKINGHAM-Ex-Con
Congressman Ben L. Fairchild, Of Pelham. n. Y.
CAMRRIDGE-Walter Damrosch. EMPIRE-H.
L. Groves, of Seattle Wash. FIFTH AVENUE
General j. J. Estey, of Vermont and j. Il.
Calvo Costa Rcan Minister at Washington.
GRAND-Maior T. F. Forbes and Captain j. b.
Mcdonald L. s. A. acknowledgements
ernor w. Murray Crane. OF Massachusetts; ex-
Congressman William w. Grape. of Massachusetts;
John w Doane, of Chicago. and ID. K. Hanna, or
Cleveland IMPERIAL-Ex-State Treasurer Addi-
son B. Calvin, of Glens Falls. n. Y. MANHATTAN
G A. Ellis manager of the Boston symphony
Company. OY-Ex-Deputy Attorney General
John W. Hogan Of Watertown. n. y WALDORF
John Price Wetherill. of Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
CAN'T TAX HARVARD PROPERTY.

Cambridge. Mass April 1s.-Justice Bell. In the
Middesex County Court East Cambridge. to-day
decided the case Of the president and fellows OF
Harvard University against the Board OF Assessors
Of Cambridge In favor OF the university. The de-
cision practically saws that the college property
cannot be taxed, and that tho city OF Cambridge
must refund 81 900 80 In taxes paid under protest by
the college. together with 1851 50 interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The village assessors are at work making up the
current assessment roll AS majority OF the
Board is believed 10 be unfavorable 10 William and
John ID. Rockefeller the taxpayers are anxiously
waiting TO zee how their property Will be valued
il is said that the assessors contemplate reducing
the valuation of much property in the village. and
will allow the figures placed on the Rockefeller
property last year 10 stand. Should this be the
case another fight In the courts Will probably be
the outcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
JUDGE DELLENBAUGH ASKED TO RETIRE.

Cleveland, Ohio, April 1S.-The Common Pleas
Judges at a special meeting held to-day passed by
a unanimous vote a resolution asking Judge Il. e.
Dellenbaugh to retire from the bench until his dis
barment Is decided by the Supreme Court.
The passage OF the resolution moved by Judge
Lamson and II was adopted without debate. Judge
Dissette Instructed to inform Judge Dellen-
baugh Of the action of the bench The Judges have
no authority to compel Judge Delenbaugh TO retire
or TO prevent from being assigned to his
court should he refuse to comply with their re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
THE CHASSIS OF MONTGOMERY.

Syracuse ~ Y, April 1S.-The Chassis OF Mont
gomery adjourned this afternoon. The Rev. Dr,
Dennis Workman, Of saugertes was nominated
for professor of homiletics In the New brunswick
Seminary, and the Rev. John II. Raven. OF Man an
heim n j. was nominated for professor OF ne,
brew I'm the same institution. The General SYNOD
will make the appointments BY the reports II was
shown that although the membership had increased
In thu CLASSIC the contributions had fallen on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
PORT CHESTER.

An interesting jubilee service was held last even
Eng in the Congregational Church. at when
mortgage on the church was publicly burned Ut
~ G Nod the treasurer read statement show
DC ihat The debt has been reduced from Sl2%p 10
$500 The latter amount is non.ntTT b foowine
nastors took part in the jubilee service: me hers
~ w Hunt w T. Pray, w. ". Rawdeni WSylanu
fnauldIng Washington Choate, u - EssieS'o"
= ppnnuei Scoville and William Barrows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
RELATED AMNESTY FoR RoGER WILLIAMS.

Boston. April ia petition introduced In
the Legislature to-day by a number of ministers Ia
revoke the sentence OF expulsion from Massachu-
sets passed Roger Williams by the General
Court in 1885 1t is dated December a. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
KATONAH.

The Bedford Town Board has divided the town
into three road commission districts. and assigned
the Commissioners as follows Katonah district
ceorqe A Mathews: Bedford Village district. Hen
nv 0'Brien: Bedford Station and Chestnut Ridge
district Henry b. Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
STREET-CLEANING BILL PASSES AT LAST
COUNCIL PROVIDES A PLANT FOR BROOKLYN.
QUEENS AND RICHMOND.

QUEENS AND RICHMOND.
At the Council meeting yesterday the resolution
providing for the issue OF bonds to the amount Of
$500 800 to equip a STRENGTHENING plant in Brook
lyn Queens and Richmond which has been held
IN in the Council for several months, was hnaliy
nassed by a vote of "A TO l, Councilman CASSIDY
being the only member who maintained his oppo-
stlon to the end. , , A.. .
issue of the bonds for this purpose in the interests
of the contractors over there who wanted the CITY
TO take some OF their equipments on their MINUS
The resolution has already passed the Aldermen
and Will be signed by the Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
ARDSLEY.

Through the efforts Of the Rev. Robert u. Berke-
ley. rector Of Zion Episcopal Church. Dobbs Ferry
csapsl haA.hAsn A<:abiished In this village. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise bl8 Sunset 6:43 Moon sets 5I Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
.AM-Sandy Hook go Gov. Island 2:5s Gate 44Y
S.A-Sandy Hook ~ Gov. Island e6t Hell b:ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
Gro CLINT co.
~. 4s A~o ~ WEST 23eS%
NEAR eNoApwHN
~Aerosy: lSA Ano l5e WEST N:UegN

the frs, service will be held here next Sunua ay
Music will be furnished by the Zion ChuIch ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
Announcements.

The healing properties OF Greve's Ointment
commend for all stin Affections.
INrker's Hair Basam aids the hair growth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

To all young men who are big
men, we owe an apology for raising
false hopes. The bigger the man the
bigger our apology.
Those young mems Spring suits
that we spoke of yesterday marked
down to $40. merely because ne
know they were made last Spring,
will not fit any one whose chest is
larger than IS inches.
The same applies to our young
mems new stock-$23 to $12.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
$50 Broadway. LEONARD.
$50 Broadway Prince.
Thrty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

"OBceOla."
A new high-banded cola
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

npeta" aud Menifen gie6t, fir oeren
0obl er audi sinsn She'll Teines Wams
mons opferu fam.
Die Pfle8e Der 8iFsniaaften unb
GiinIte ldien iib nomentIi9 in Ames
rita piele our9 eigene 3U4tigteit 8u
&eidtFum geIdn8te WSdnnsr dngslegen
Teiu. 9JIS Itu6hnbe 8eiipiste OieIer
2(rt citirt Carnegie Die betunnten 9}sps
9orter Marquano, ben MGcan bes
Observation-Disclosures" SennebA,
Cen 9dtron bs8 n8resbpterianer 9o@
IpitdI8, 0}orris SeIup, unD ietn Btr5
fen fir ba8 nuturgeIhi6tIiae Yhs
feum, Seth 2op, Den qrGIioenteu Der
,.Golumbiu ltuiperItGt. " @6drle5
Gteport Gmif6. Sic 2(Gs 6stbGtigeu
ibre Salente unb 8eiitt5trGfte gum
@p6le ibrer MitmerI6en, mb i6rem
8eiipieIs min Carnegie in , r Deiie,
bic er ij6 ausgeba6t, foIger
Carnegie pirb fi6 i'm 7ufe ben
0od6e nu6 S6ottlrnb 6e9eb n i'm
SerbTt no9 Nmeritu 5uridttbren, mo
er ben 6aQpttheiL ieinsr pbilantbrOpis
iGen 4lGne ms Dert gu ieBen &C.
oentt. Gr pirD 7i6 fir muni5ipaIe unb
poIitii6e 6ragen intereiiiren unO an
oercn 26Tun6 attiben 2lnt6eil ne9men.
S6uratteriItii8 1T fein ShaBport in
Dem SSnterpietp: nMein i6limmiter
Sgeinb miro Der M}anu iein, Der mir 3u
1ugen bsriu6t, pie uno pO i4 nod
me6r 8elo MAIDEN tann."
Qntiiemiter &rdpulte
in RuBluno.
8etGr8burA IA. mai. -
GrnIte 9lntiTemiten 8ubsii0rungsn
6ubsn in g}icolaiep ItattgefunOen, no
500 2(rbeiter 6unOertt bon 9GuIern
uno WerfItGtten Demolirten, 9rdber
erttpei6ten urb eine Wfenge Ssrdeliten
tDOteien uno berpunoeten. Gtpu 400
2luFrii6rer purosn BON 8oiaden pers
6uftet, bon benen mebrere in Dem
Gdmrfe i6r Qeben lieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
ideinen burd unIere 2inien gu PaIiiz
ren.
8errGt9erii4 On g rife
bur4 8uf6ttepPer.


0}oni(a, II. Mai. - Die YliB>
Feuigteityn beg 9risg83uitunbe5 ma
den ii6 bier oft re6t eupfinbli3 gels
teno. Inter ben pitlsn 5aufeno Sim
ge6Orenen peI6s nit 5reunbIdaFt8z
8erTi6erungen in fire i'm Riiden Der
omerifanii8sn 2(rmee'u gsIegenen
9eimitGtten 3alriidfebrten, bsFinoen ItA
Mon6e, tpeI6e Die @sner0IitGt ibrer
geIiegsr nur bd3u beniiBen. I'm beren
Gage unIi6er gu nofRn, psnn Iie nidt
pobl bspaffnet ItnD uno in 5rupps
ous9eRen. 2luf '9ol0aten, tpeIde ita
ulIein 6Iifsn luiTen, piro BON 9Gufern
uno Gus @o6iiI6en 6dufig gefeuert.
SSn Der berfloFenen @ode purOe IS
nOF6penbig, Mannf9dFt nit 5u4rz
nerfen unb 2(mbulan3sn dus3uf&iden,
uno e5 7in0 aud tpiebsr6olte 8erFu6e
gu oer5ei4nen, @tIenbabn3iige bura
&erIperrung Der S4ienengeleiie gum
@ntgleifen gu 6ringen.
Die beutf8en Nnfpr ii4e.
8errin, IA. W}ui. - Sn 8s3ug
ouf Samoa uno Die 99iIippinen psr>
bielt T4 Die beutias 9re1e i'm 2aufe
Der @O6e Ie4r 3uriif6ulteuO. Die Grz
regung ii6er bic angsbli6en S6aoenz
erTaB Q(nIpru8e Dortiger 9eutI6sr
fat Ii6 gang geIegt, tpo6rf4einli4 neil
Die &egiertng Der 9refe ben 8int 3uz
tomemn lieB, buB lie pon Oieien Nn~
Ipru6en 1elbit nod gi9tS tpii1e, baB
oieTel6en a6er i'm 2aufe Der 3eit o0f
re9ulGrem @ege er6o6en piiroen,
Die rin7pirirte" 8reKe ber0ffentli8t
einen 8eri4t ii6er cine 9sr1ammlung
TGmmtli6er G6eF5 Der 5anOlun8s9du2
Ter in Samoa, au6 englH6er uno
amerifuniT6er. 2(uF berfelben nurOe
bic 3utunFt Der @onoo=JnIeIn bs1Proz
fsn uno bic @rflGrurg d6gefaBt, odB
Der BETTE @eg our 20Iung alIer S4piez
rigfeiten bic l1e6ertragun9 Der Soupez
rdnitGt an 0sutf6ldn0 lei.
aus 6tttppino 0uellen.
MuDrib, IA. Mai. - 9as bic
Iige 6;lipino Gomite bat Elm Ytaniz
feit an bic 9reiie erlafIen, pelasS er@
flGrt, bic 5yilipino 8egierung per6e
ale udf irQeno einem 2lutonomiepIan
baTirten 6risoen8 Sfferten Der Dime
ritaner berperfen unb auf @rfijQung
Der 8erIpre6en beIte6en, pelcbs bic
Ser. 6taoten por Der &riegsertldrun8
an Spanien mo6ten, 0a5 Manifet
beItreitet, DaB 8eneral Qlntonio 9una
tapitulirt babe. '@5 be6auptet, 8enez
ralmuior Quptpn'5 2trmee lei in Die
6.u8t geI6la9en, bic 9OipitGler Ieien
NIT bernurDeten Nmerifanern gefiiQt
unO cine meuterifhe Stimmung berrz
Ife unter ben ameritanii4sn Srupz
nPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
9osner's
Seioen=Snillen

Sine qartis Seioms1aiam, bsftbsuO aug Saf=
fettag, 6aucD gsitrsiitsu Surabs, i3Iift'r 5nOia=
seios, glOui,n nit oefdltcltsn unO r6OrOeO" GrOn=
ten, ocfdlteltsn uno @ote=Rtftu &ra0su; Die 3af.
fettag fno i3par,, Die Surabg in GaucDsStr'fct,
Die 5nOastSioe in ioiOtn Garbsn, in 6tliO, csriis
unO blau; Qae inO elegant gf,rtigt unO $500 $500
ualO $500 fpsrtb. 81 9S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Sosner's
8rpfcr 0erfanf opn Sanocrn.

G8ir fusrOsn cine grOBs Gualitdt gang iciSsner
SaffetasgGu pertaufen siuiee Rr. 50 in Der
9arti., a6sr nlsfsns Rr 4O sic Fn0 6antos
unO sartsren s8attrung,u BON Strtifsn auf sincnt
tU.is,n untsrgruHO,. Sic fno oubsrOrOentl5 i36n
uno BON nsumeOiidem Tluiter unO iebr tleiOiam
fir S&drpcn unO fir Die lestcn aus i6uidunqeu
zines Gotiimes. Gintes D,nigt 9GaOg beiinOn f3
in Der Qartt.. Gies SdnDer 6ubtn .inen ipa6rtn
8srt3 bon 25c. big SOC. bic Oaro. 50 lauge fis
Oau.rn tpsr0sH mir fc bsrtaufen fir Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
YoSntr'S
9eitrt anf benz @rse bes Turtifritts.
GroRGr SfiOens Bargain.

gBir nebmsn Elm. 19s36lius brOcaOirts g'laee@Sdfs
feta in fitnf p,rid5ieosnsr Mo0en; banu ntbmm mir
cine 2ozj0atae ocfr,fts anO Gbef rGOrOtO1 gBui4s
SsOe, in msbrsr.n mooen; Oann fiigeH mir siuigs
2O4,bu;ae qsorudts TUularos binlu, unO i6iitb,n
banr Oicisr 9art, tinigs 2Ozj0aoe Qcblimts 9lacss
saff,tus, in pra8tpoa:n beGsn GOmbinatiOntu, rim;
oise ssiOenftoffs FHO tbada6ii6 f0M
tusrtb bis 5u SOC. Die 9arO lJGe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
SoSnet'5
Sine groBr Segrbrnbeit.
65f. SOmmrrkIeiSrrfOfr fir 25c.
Sin uteI umfaiTcnrer Sertaufeer prdtbz
ti9ffen Bonflcinrr=N NNuffcr. Cine
auSaeicidluete &nmfneIcnsnhsit

Q8ir brin8en uH0tid6r 5000 0arog Otg id56nfen
nolltncn RloiOer9DtuteriaIs 3uiammtn, u,lbes sic
ie gccb:u 6absu - Oi. 8onteu, pel6e erihircn -
rmO mir tutroen aus ibntn einen Qrobcn gertauf
5u tincm 9rsiie MAIDEN QDir beginner init elmer
Qglrtts BON 38=j0lien 6aucDg5toffen, elm gBebc=
Gffett in bIau unO itpar3, ulioe uno idGpar, uro
braun unO i61parj Damn iu,r0sn mir Sttitm binz
5uiitgen einioe 38zjoQtgc 0lcli>unQcn ifiuernoe
SeiOenzGffette, oliDe uno rot6, flai6aneriin unO
idtparj, braun umo murinsblau unO ROTH uuo
ifpaB. 0uun briuoen mir 6ier3u eiut 9arti, So
36aigsr gunj poGentr Melirungcu, eiuigc btagriin.
MeGirungen unO anOere 9luet= Rtlrunacn 9aan
fiieen mir eiuige 38=86atgs IND 40=36aiq, 6rantts
unO DScrge<QIaios, itnf oeri6ieOene Muttr, belle
uuO 0untle rntergriinoc; Damn 5u Oisicn euioe 30
eOuiOe 0an3 tpOaene fran36fi8t G6aaits, ibpurjsr
GrunO init DeiB unO laocnOer, tGtiuc Nlutcr uno
4oltaJ0ots urO cinige nit rot6,m Gruu9 nit fleiz
nsu i8parjen Mutern, uNO 3ulcBt bringcn mir nod
eini0s 42s3Olge i9tparje, gtblimte 9o6airs, fiinf
oerf6ieOene 9eufcr Gitis Waar,n Fuo reprdi:uz
tutiOe Q8ert5e biz 1u SOC. UNI 6Oc. Die garO, unO
fc fno CUTE Btrt1s gu O6sn 9rciicn bod nm
9tss su eincm grOBen @srfaufe 3u MAIDEN unO Oieis
250OO 9arOs auf sinmal IO8jui8!as
gen, ocbcn mir Sbncn Die @usluobt A1
su... SCaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
9feue SSrieoen8pherten
AguinaIbo's gotfdaft an Otis.
Sine sSiltpittp GummiiIipn fontiitt
ttach Waniln, mm memc 1tnterbnnn=
lHngcn an5ufniipfcn.

Slbefpnfo unb Can Miguel pom Sc
neral 2utpton eingenommen. =
General Moc2trt6ur blsibt borz
iduFig nod in San 5ernanoo. =
gine neue Expedition auf Dem Rio
Grall0e, - Die @panier gu GAM
boanga bon ben Snfurgenten an
ge9rifFen unO beIogert,- ,-S9r Q6z
3u9 bon MabriO aus angsorOuet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
2sosner's
pradltuOue Ua(6waaren.
Gold fd,Dns Mufisr baben niemals ertiiirt.
Iute tn riefer Saiipn. gSafd1e t,te Tarz
benrru6e in ecr ; ierIibftrn, biIb
idjefteu uue auSiebencftcn
Sarictdt.
9osner's
Die 0reile fimb ole ssaranins.

g8ir brir0sn sum 9srfauf cine Qarti, BON ,e6nz
tauieHO 9arOs pradtOOa s,0rudtsr lCroarSi:s uno
9aiuns in elmer ,noloisu Ruferz9sri3icO,nbeit. Gs
bsfnO:u fi5 bier 9olfazGOts, te iuo: marin,bIau
uno tpeib, ibiUarJ urlO DtB, roIa unD iutiB, neiB
unO i3tuorj, n.iB uno marinebluu unO ueis uno
btlblau. Sn glumersNuftsru finO Ft: blau uuo
fptib, marntbtou uno ipsB, n,ublau unO iu.iB las
bena,r UNI psib uno beIiotrope unO ueiB S5n Saar=
IinitnJ5treifen FrO fs ptiB uno turauoii. unO
ifpGr5 unO Ueib. Sn Rlttblattz Nufttrn fno fe:
iueib unO roia, Deib unO orau. futiB unO IuueuOtr
unO rpsib unO grim. au Oreifarbi9,n 9lumsuzguz
fern babsn mir: tueib blau uuO qel6 tueB lap,noer
InO gslb uHO bIau, tueiB unO gtlb n@QOpern =lRuz
it,r auT farbigem GrunOe: turquoit unO neiB, Ia
SENDER uHO ipsib, roia uno ucB, neu6lau unD iueiB
uHO orou unO psib. 9lus bieien D,ri3ioosHsn Goulz
binutiunen t0nncH Die pru6tbOuftcn sommsrzRlsiz
Oer=D2uittr ausoetpa6lt 4uerOen, Die is angclcgt
tpurOen, unO obgleif Die Q8ertbe 10 bod ME 1916.
Die 0arO fno, tptrOcn mir Otie 9arttc %
ssssanfsn ,a &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

8u babcu bel allen 2lpUtbeferH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
@os,ter'5
S&nSrn horr &(riSr;;rfe

q8ai8bare aleior6ds aus 9pia=3ud, Gutter ouas
litdt, neus Circular Tacon, ntarine6lau nit pcbr
2ibs btc5t, tbsnio tpsb NIT marineblausr Site Be-
Itst, poue gBtits; ggertb $125. 9Sc.
q8ai6bare RltiOr6dt aus @omtipuuzQinnsu, GU.
ter 0ualitdt qtidltsltr &id,n, init R.b.n
tueber Qiss bei,bt, Don. QBsts, tiefsr sapm @,rtb
$500. 1925
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
9o8ner's
Blu balbsm Dreis nnN wenigrr.
@rpSartiser gerfauf Der beffsemad,ten 4n
3iige! preife crrrideu reu nicrrieffen
@uuft: SSertbc Die bcffrn.

@ir brino,n beute cine 9tHlabl Der b,it8:ma8ttu
auJijg, Der saiion, aus O,n rsi6fa oani poGmcn
BroaoclOtbg, gtnstian=5u6, G6eoiots, Str8sg,
GOocrts unO &9Omeipms; Die oltrHspstcn SOmmer.
Torben, &aftts, Gtong6acon, rG5lp Tront,e g9or
GrOnt" uuO enc uult,gcno. 9i'ie 9tnji0e OcrtOr=
perm icO,n gOrjug Der S6nstosrtunt, iin0 NIT an
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brrgerbtet unO 5ubtreret, unO mir bringeu ie sum
iofortigtn @ertaufs 5u Der oleenotn auBsrOrOtnt=
lidm @era6icbunp i6res inntrsn g8,rtbes:
$1Os uuO Sl2=Injige fir $500,
$l4= uuO $l6y2tH3tge fir $3.50,
$l8z unO $20z4nJige fitr $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
9osner's
Neneite, id16nite 4nbfuaaret.

Sit neusftsn, ui5ten uHD pro8tpollIten earnirts
6it. unO 8Ounsts, fran,Ofi5tg Strob uuO eemodte
6ite, Die it0uitsn 5pesn tini6IitB.nS, peT9e in
guspcarHsgtrtduf.n 3u isfbf s4O0 Bis 5000 sts
ie5tn D.rOsr. Dir f5dcOns fnD bic H.ioinmiten uns
mSOerut,n, bic Sarniruue Tam an e6onbtit unO
GsQans nidt iiberbotsH fpsrosn. G6ol.if ts ld6ers
lid fHnqsn mag - fonnen Sie S6re auspabl fir
biris @ite uno 8onutts trtff,n fir Csc.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-11-17

Dry Plate, Films, Chemicals and all
kinds of Photographers Goods at the
DeLamar Drug Store.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-11-17
4 Copper Mine In Connecticut.

Sending Goals to Newcastle is an Old
expression for anomalies in trade. But
copper ore from Connecticut is now
being handled at a Denver smelter.
The capitalists who are operating the
copper mine at CRANKY have formed a
company-the CRANKY Copper COM
pany-and are pushing operations ex
tensively. They expect to ship three
carloads of ore this week. Last week a
nugget of pure copper, which weighed
two and one-half pounds, was taken
from the mine. The ore is shipped to
this city TO be smelted. It is expected
that complete plant will be installed
at the mine if the vein proves to be suf-
ficiently extensive to warrant it. The
mine level is near the shaft of the old
Higley mine, which was worked about
1870. This discovery was made last
summer in cutting grades for rival
railroad lines.-Denver News.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-11-17
The Fair Sex.

The women have to take so many
seedlings from their ministers in
church that it is too much to expect
that they also take seedlings from
their husbands.
When a woman who can afford to
wear new clothes and wears those of
an old style the women explain it by
saying she is $50 quaint"
In many cases it is considered an
nouncement enough that girl has
made her debut in society when stove
is put up in the parlor.
The women to make their homes
look "restful" are putting so many sofa
pillows on the lounges that man has
to double up like jack-knife to lie up
on them.
The new hats the women wear are
never pretty to the men; they have to
get used to them, the same as they get
used to the face of new cook in the
kitchen. But will they ever get
reconciled to the hats worn this year?
They are ugly enough to cause horses
to shy; big ad-brimmed cowboy hats
with quill in them that would tickle
the heart of a fat old squaw.
Widows look well in their mourning,
chiefly for the reason that women dress
in too gay colors, and look genteel for
the first time in theip lives when COM
PEELED to dress in sober attire, There
are grandmothers in Atchison who
dress as gay as n sixteen-year-old girl.
1t is their right, but there are some
Tights that should not be exercised
Atchison Globe.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-11-17
Used by British Soldiers in Africa.

Capt. g. G. Dennison is well known
all over Africa as commander of the
forces that captured the famous rebel
Galishe. Under date of Nov. A, 1897,
from Vryburg, Bechnanaland, he writes:
Before starting on the last campaign
l bought quantity of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which used myself when troubled with
bowel complaint, and had given to my
men, and in every case ii proved most
beneficial" For sale by J. J. Plumer
DeLamar Drug Store.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-11-17

Opposition to Western irrigation de-
velopment through Government assist
ance on the ground that the Govern
ment would lose a large amount of
money through the building of storage
reservoirs, is not well founded. While
the first cost to the Government would
necessarily be very heavy, iC would be
quickly reimbursed by the sale to
settlers of the lands reclaimed, at prices
greatly in excess of those which the
land would bring without irrigation.
In fact, without irrigation this land is
practically unsuitable.