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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22
0ctraths>Sieen;cn.

6eiratbs 2iosn5sn tpurosn 9sItsrn
pom Gsrt 2ioingiton i'm Common
Yleasz9eridt an fol9enbe pe1onen
au59eltsat:
9. Differ MuiOn uno Sert9a o..
Suter; Ipplitant g.. %. Wtaion, gfr.
1909, 9anoosrItrabe.
SiQ M. @l oman unb Seattle Cope
lin; Qpplitant 8. W}. I1bnran, Nr.
1927, SItSprattltrabe.
GrnT 9. 2eimbu4 uno Soa Ssae
Moors; Ipplitunt Ghdrles 8. Moore,
Hr. 153, Norbspatieri onzpartzQ ps.
ISuprp 8rsnwr uno 9oIoie Wolf;
Qppiifant s. 8renner, Nr. II, Suoz
9igbitraBe.
Nbe Go6en unD Selen H;dter; Up
plitant Nbe GO6sn, Hr. 913, Wsfz
galtimoreitrabs
Sbomas 6. 8up unb Sable 81.
5ra3ier; Ipptitant SObn 81. 9urnes,
Tr. sol, SiioeGannon itraBe.
@eorge 6. @ngIer uno Suite pal
mer; Npplitant @sorss s. gngler, Nr.
249, 9idorp : Npenue, @%pppberrn.
Sames g.. SunspbiG unb gIteGe g.
5sfi1; Qpplitant Srant @u;loensr,
Nr. 1924, Wstzgaltimo efraBe.
Soiepb NGberinp BON Neppprt
Nefps, 3d., uno MarD 6. Sturges;
0pplifant SOiep6 alberino, Nr. 3OO1,
W;I zQDenue, Nepport Ntps,
Wiliam u. 8rfine uno 91rlb
Gardner; Qpplifant So6n 6. 9uroner,
Nr. 425, Sfz2O. Strabe.
Mart;n 6. Serb uno Qnnie G.BeTt
@ppi;tant Sumes 6. 5. GhltOn, Nr.
108, WsIta2eettaBe.
Samuel Ste6lia, Iun., unb 9elen 3.
SpurrD; Qpptifunt Samuel Steblig,
Nr. 1910, NorbaGarpline ItruBe.
Stanton 81. Sapp unb 5srriettu s.
Oistlins; Qpplifant Robsrt 81. aapp,
Nr. 321, Sf@giobleT traBe.
G6arle5 $. 2~aup6simsr uro Sable
5rod; 4pplitant 6. $. 2~aupbeimer,
Nr. 1918, Noro55ultonz Qpenue.
&Dtparo %. H6oaoss unb Caroline
s. Meper; Ipplitant $. q. 3boubs5,
8inans gnps, Saltimnre=gpuntD M0.
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Ser. Sdnacr ton Baltimore.

9auptquurtier: u9ermania : Mdnz
rer4or : 9aae." prdlioent Sran5
Salt, Nr. 222, Noro ; 2ibertDltraBs;
Ssfretdr 2ouis Sod, Ger. 1882,
Srleuns : StraBe; S4oBmeiite>
s. 8. 0agner; Oirigent ..
W1slamet. Oelegaten : 0erIammz
lung ieoen speIten 6rsitug i'm Monat.
,Nripn."
9auptqudrtisr: nMe9anics' Sa1::,"
Nr. 317, Weltz5abettsitraBe. Singz
itunse: MittIpots; 0irisent: s. 6.
Jrant.
"Germaniaz % dnner9or."
9auptquartIer: n8er!nanlo : Mdr=
ne,9or : 9uue," Nr. 41V-412, 3D.
2omburoi trabe. Singitunoe: DOM
rRrItuos - Oiriaent: Gptp. 8Ddner.
r6rObfinn."
Suuptquartier: n5robIinn : 9aGs,"
Nr. 1000, Sreoerid Npenue. 6ingz
ltunoe: Wittpo6s - Oirigent 8.
arlppsl.
uIrbeiter % dnner9or."
9auptquartier: lnorsas' 6ane, Nn
314, 9afloDer : StraBs. Singitunbe:
Wittpods - SirIgent: s. S5smsle=
min.
rSbalia : Mdnner9or."
9auptquarti.r: nSbalia 9aR."
Nr. 915, DIT : p~rottfraBs. 5inlz
irunos: OienItags - Diriasnt: 8.
STRIPPED.
.Gdngsrrunbe."
9auptquartier: pfeifer's 5als,
Tr. 1918, Sit : 5oirmnlrt Mpsnue.
Singltunos: Bonner tags. - Oiriz
gent: Dug. S9neioer
,Mrbeiter oisbertafeI."
6auptquartisr: Nelo6urbt's 5one,
CIR. 1923, Wsft : prattltrubs. Sing
Stunoe: MittlDo6s.
.loro baltimore : % d NJ
ner6or."
Saupiquartier: 8. 0oigt's Safes Or.
1922, Sarforb : Iosnur. Sinsltunz
b: J%reitaas.
.M 9siuns. 8srein."
9ouptquartisr: SOroan's 9aas, Or.
"a, Centre : Martet : space. Sinaz
tunoe: Oonnerfass-Oirissnt 5. 6.
Srant.
.Gi9enfrdna."
9duptquartier: Noer's Gale, Ode
Salt uno Gait : Mpenue. Sing
itunos: Diem S. 9aros
lus.
nM oSar : 80 Gnner6ur."
9auptquartisr: Soy 9aas, Nr.
1900, McgtosrrbItrabs, 5inaItunOe
Oienitags = Oirisent: g. SO. YDbl>
mann.
Melobie."
9auptquartisr: Morapeb' 5aae an
Waibinstonz unb Mc@loerrD~S traBs;
SinsItunDe: Donnsritass- 9iriesnt:
j. aarolus.
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Ser >Warft.

(Die unten itsbsnpsn preiIs be5ieben
iia auf pas @srOsz9 si4Gft; i'm
Gnbstail : SanOsl lit Elm entIpyss
dsnosr QuH9lag gu berebnen.)
Sn 8s5ug auf ale f~e:neren 5rii6te,
bon tpelden t6atId6lih fem usberituB
porbun5en lit, 5eigt Der Npfelmartt
cine feite Stimmung, pbglei6 bic gu
isnDuneen i'm gQsemeinsn aiemli6 be-
oeuteno Iinb. Die Nadfrage pirb iebt
bsi'm 6srannaben Der 5e;srtage Itetig
kbHdfter. - 8ronsbeeren be-
bdup!en i6rsn bis6erissn preis; Der
umiaB lit Elm gutter. = Die Offsrtsa
BON Sloribaer 4pfe1finen IinO
ni6t iebr bsosutsno, Die Nahfrags pa=
9egen lit iebr 3ufrieoeniteatnb. =
9obnsn unD @rbfen aug BEN
Siiben Iinb lsltsn uno erpunf6t. -
Ssllsrie, frenn in sutem 3uitanoe,
1T in gutter Naafrage. - 9uter Iuoz
.liher &opfulat lit erpiinI9t.-
8sfbs 3piebeln bebauptsn ifren
QDIrtD. WeIBfo1t ut feli I'M
Yniie.
Dir prsiie Tinb, pie fDtst:
Qspfel, pro SAB -. $1.60-$3.00
3uderriiben, pro ginoel . 2c.-24e.
NeiBfobl, pro 100 $2.50-$5.00
aronsbeersn, pro SAB $6.00-$7.00
SartoffSln, pro Sui4el :. 45c.-55e.
&arptt:n, pro glnosl -. 1c.-l4c.
Sslleris, PRO Ousenp -. 15c.-45c.
Mserrsttig, pro 8uiheltiite $1-$1.25
&opflulat, pro 9ui6sltiite 4Oe.-5oc.
Runoe Hiiben. PRO 2iite 10c.-121c.
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VVEH
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
Xla!.e ?llga. Rl!as Dass H!sins. ?.ss

tie: nNob, msin lisber 9srr, Sic fino
mod nidt psrloren. St's neper too
tate to msno, Iagen mir in Snslii9;
oas beiBt: es lit ME gu ipdt, gu psrz
befern. S6 peros S61sn elnlgs
SariFten ididen, uno i6 hofFe, Sic
psrben ii6 perbsiiern. 4ubsrpem bari
i6 Sbnen ratben in 9e5ns auf oas
junge Wdofsn: foasen Sie mel1em
Yrin5ipsl: Nepsr to interfere - ME-
MATS Ii6 einmii6en! 9ltsn Sag, mei1
lieber 9err, ss fat MIDI iebr 9efrsut!"
@r ihittelts Siberian trGfti9 ots
5anO, Die beiOsn iun9en 9errsn folgz
ten iftpeigeno ieinem 9eiipiel, unD
bann gin9en Iie ale bret binaus.
Siberian tarrte ibnsn einige Sstunz
Den fang nit Offenem Munoe ndh.
bann brad ct in Elm lautes 8eldAtsr
aus. Yl0bGi6 tplros fort an bic Sbur
espodt, uno berein trait nod einnal
Grootss Ienior auein.
lNor+Sntupo fn1oF
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Wiehfutter. lluo Strnbpreije.

kolqeu0es mo Die auI ben ltaatltd'en
@aagcn iii, pen, Strob II. i. 70. s.itern sr'
sielteu Brelle:
gtoropefli Oh Us aage.
Seu--Simoths.S sen Sl4.0O - SIS, gem.
$3.50 bis S14.OO, Sleebeu $3.50 bis
S14.O 90 pro Come.
Suuh.-8aiseuiiroh 5000, 8ossen'
0rob $3.50 bis $I4 II. 9atertrUs IS bis 80
pro Come.
Dta,s - 1915 bis $3.50 pre- SaB.
SeftItdle " aage-
Sen Slmotbu.oeu (alteS) $l4 - So,
neues Gen bis. aleebsu $3.50 bis $l4
pro Come.
Strup-8a1senftob $3.50 1880, Rosg.n.
nrob sl3-$l4 II. 9aferitrob ~$7.5O-sS.5O
pro goIne.
ygiais - $3.50 bis $500 pro yaB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22

Tragt die eDe SOte, Die Ir Inner Gekauft HABIT
se5sjis EzXMIZw
Tiehm6rfte.

chicago. 5us.. 81. 0ei. Sic Su=
fahr uou Gineuieb betug 1000 5tiid;
Marit felt be- smilden $50 uno $500
parlireuoeu Ercilen. Shpeiue : i3ufuhr:
$4,000: Nartt itetis; Die 3 eli. oarrurtsn
,rpliten $3.50 unb Sab. ShaaIe: iSuiuhr
5000: Start fef, DE Freil. uarrllr.eu
;u1iden &c. so NIB 1913.
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Gbieasu's Mltseln=5 emufratie.

G6icosp. Sl., 81. DeSsmber.-
Die 4rbdnesr oes @r : 9puperneurs
SObn g. Qiteelo baden Die Ell ten
@4ritte sstban. Jim thren aampf sez
gen bic rresuldrsn" Osmotraten i'm
Srifhjdbr in ben prImdrtpahlen, ben
Gountp : SpnDentsn unb i'm Staatsz
oonDsnt gu ernsuern. Girpa so Ser
Ionfn, Die bsbaupten, oaB tie nit Oft
gslo's 3uifimung in Der ansekssnhtit
pprssbsn, babsn i'm @berman 9ouie
cine tempordrs Organization %gebi(Dst,
UNI fih untsr benz Iamsn nG6icdspz
platForm : 9emofrats" incprporiren
gu 1aTsn. DIS 3pef rpiub bic rJ0r>
bsruns for:ifrittlider Osmotratis"
ansegsben. 3psig : Orsanifationen
foasn iii jeoem Ma6tbi{trift oss
Stuaies 9e6ilOet perben.
T1agt die = Dis Sots, Die lhI !mmsI Gskauft HABIT
: s 8; IMMZM
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ol,1lGft0e GGe

49, Is sN 80
siniraeben unb sefunee ainser su aeusen, ferrer
anes Wlnsnsntrtbe uber cid,tcd)tsssranfheifcn
bartlett u. 7. fp. entbalf oas aIts, eeoise,re. beut{he
BUD ,,9er Rcttunss:Nnfsr", As. MuF., ESQ
Seiter, nit oieIen Iebrrsiden @bbiIeunaen. GO 1T
Der ein,is superldffpr S3Gtbacbsr fir aranfe uno
Geiunoe uno nanentlit nid)t ,u eutbebrrn fit
&eute, bic ND Derbeiratbe1 uouen, pber unolIdliG
bsrbeiratbet fino. 9Diro mad Gmpfana bon rs Cts.
IN Dot: Stamps% torgtam, nsrpadt fr.i suaeianot.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITTT.
No. II Clinton Place. New York, n Y,
Ser @ettunsssgnier it ou9 au baben Sci 8. 8.
eismus in SIR. 100. 9ari.&r.nue, naSt s~aosttt,
Strabe, uno in 9Ditte's suOeAHolung, Rr. 2oS
Reros GolporO= . trabe.
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G6luaQls, ueruoie AeriDnel1,

aeplastron 5offrrassloFe.sit unb ihIe6tsn Sraus
men. eria0pieneeu gusfiuHen. 8ruft., Giiten. unb
Ropfi6nierSen. bacrauSiau. Gblatine pes 9ebors
unD Geiidts. Gatarrb. ausibisa. Grrbtbti, Sit'
tern. 6er3tIopfsn. GcH9hli9teit. Sriibiirn. ~: No..
erfabren aus esm ~@lemid,enfrsm,b"". suoerldlnssr
Grjtlifer Iatbgeb.r iir Sung Ino 9it, pie sinta6
uno biuig Gsfdoiedltsfranfbcifen urb Hcl9tn Der
Suaencilnsen erinbiia eebeilt uno ooue @eiunb'
heif uno GrobFnn pirbererlanst ,peroen tonnen.
y GAM ueaes beiloerfabren. Sober iein ei9ener
Nr,t. 3ieies auBeroroentliA tntereiante unb lebr.
N%risfmarfen ~perieaeit %rerianot pom Der
pplykT kLiNlK, 1871 9Th Ave-. New York, NY.
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gu %bermietbem.

Tefner Xacen uub Dlreaur III perna'efne"'
SH ata,nes@ebauss. SsltimOresStrabs aao Hsa-
Ollie. Wpeuus. Sepp.l : 8Irelu al VoHSGI1ite>
Nptnus; su :tsner Groe. Sanip1petiune, sSGl~.
MatersGloiets etc. 9ab,uirasen ba ID
~ Maint On Qrt rnD SteHe. lI0(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22

TYPEWRITER.

n.ucitts McpeG. Der bette i, ssbaute 3sp.ipriter.
user bisie s6r.ibmaibine icnnt. ~btuoriuat oiss
ielbe.. @sbrau6te Mui6intn aaer. Gabrifate.
moore @ros., @susral: TgtHteu. Nr. IA.
Equitable: @ebduoe. (Sej&Jen-)
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Soft mno Sogis.

Goftuuo 2oQis.
gr. :, Toro : &artp : StvdBe; ipiltl0ehsipstto
3immcr, m0blirt uno unn1oblirt, nit &ort ino Sp=
o;s CS56-W
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Shifstcrteh

~an umD BEN europa Gber Breu,en shes 0anss
bur8 beiorst Die
nr.e,Sffsu pes . 1eutfden emten,s
G..lp. sG6e VsltimOresStr. uns vsfSSifcesase.
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0~nmpfmafGinen uuo s4eGef,

0eiser, Vumpen u. I. No.,
,,v ,ro Sd,ou sebrauft. on md6isen Vrciien, aauft
's;n, u:aifine. bis Scr biz politdzbis serdnitIoie
,SoeaIe" seiehen bobf.
Waaare stebbins g. e0ba.,
III Cas0ermsnsg Irase. SaItimorG gl.
(IlIS3.lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22

pbnc becer,
fonn.n Gag uno gtatt s.trasen ipersen.
g.ut Sart @Mmmi=S rudbamoer,
peIte ME rotten, feIbit beim Saben nidt, bies
jelben iino BON aGen serStsn beitens
emp1obleH.
q p~erfcrti9t aud auf Seftenuns, pie ani Eager
Gd,uIterbdurer u1terleitsbiueen
pcidbe nnr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
70 arrang,.t. oaB feline seebrten aunoea befteus 3ufr,es
Ben seftelt !ino.
@Ge Srudbdnb =, ganoaseH uno S%nitrumente fpsrs
ben sarantirt. bGb lie paiieH uno auI's Sauberlte uHo
Bette onseIertiSt.
Sir Iamen iinr 3ilnmer
unfeY guIiat Don DAB. 1itlnharot porbanSen.
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StchcnsGcirtl ,.

Stelleqciub:
Sin btutidcr Tamilicnpatcr, Der f6 pcrecbli6
nm @rbeit bemiibte, nm fb uuo feline Camille erz
ndbren su f6nuti. bittst eoelpentcupe Mcni6sn,
ibm 9ei6dftieuna 3u nsri6affen, bamit er BE
Notb isincr Samilic nod Dor gScibna6ten linocrn
fam. Sifertcn iperoen in Der Grpenition otcles
glattes inter Der @oreie IS. g." erbetcn. CD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22
Mn,eige,1. 81 uertanfen.
On p%erfdufen:

Gin @robldmisps uno gaaeenbausr= 8ei6ait nit
Wnyrotb mn Sauoipsrts5 euo; Gin gutter Yiab fir
BEN redten Mann. Iab3ufraCen in Hr. 743. ~
0rattsStr1bc. CSo5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22

Wois. = SuTubr 2l4.S6O Sleuatorer : Nor'
ratb LAB, 9iS8uibel. @erianot BON oen SIeudtoren
I0i ,295 Sulhel, 8ertauit puroen 10000 SuineI
uno l 9Sageon5.
uno Den leBtiGbuseR Stauo Der 2Sei3enpreIie IN per'
oleltenber llsberiIb.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22

Saltimorer .SHeileus Boris.
(gerihtet iur ben - Ocutihcu SOrreIpo1oeHtsu" ourt
Wlooenoort, Sioer ~ Sol
Baltimore. ben 81, 2e3ember 1899
WibSenoorf, Ollper e So. orrelHen Tur NrIHc5:
SartICrss2rdtten ~5.243s-......rG uT 90 gage, dlT
sihi 3 .2U-........ tauininriitt 5.2sh-5.26Is
50 Ga3e. Jteibsmari 934-ts, Suloen 3Sa e..
sterling SdRtier5 aui 80 2a9. Ask aut
S~itt4.S74-h. tauimdnuiiae 4.SOh-4.sl+.
Sersauie auf Der bieiiseu Shsttsna Seris.
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Saltuuarer Varftbtri fire.

fSerittet Tir,.a Deutib ben &orrsiporo:rter.0
Baltimore ben II. 9ciem0er 1899.
3tt heutiee Weissnsufuhr betrus lt,S39 @nihsl,
Der SisuatoreHsSsorrat 6tl.753 BuibeI, Berianot
Don ben @lepatoren 1850 suitel. 8ertGuIt luAr'
ben -. Suihel uno =. ~gSasaon.
~Solssnoe labelt Beiat ben %bsutiaer, ben ~8eitriae7
uno Den leBtiibttaer Staro Der l8sscnpr.Iit N oers
Observation-Disclosures
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JlGls Seutiae Seitrl9c @letd
gsuultter. ShluSrGte. SmIuBrdte. leStes

SaTet- 9eutis. .Sulubr 5,0i4 Suihel; 6.4HC
Suitsl iurIdsesosen; Northumberland 1913. Az
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glumsntobl, pro Grate $2.O0-$2,75
grbisn, pro &orb =. $1.50-$1.75
Crime gp6nsn, pro &prb 75c.-$1,25
Grsms<guttsr pro Pfuno 23c.-28c.
oo. 9uirD print, pro bib. 20c.-25c.
Ger, pro Subeno -. 1920.
2s6snbes @sfligel, pro Pfuno:
Qlte 9iibner 69c.-7c.
Sunse 9iibner H.-74c'
Yuter 0.-S3c'
Gnten 7c.-8c.
SGnIe, pro Stiit 45c.-60c.
Saubsn, pro Yaar . 15c.-2Oc.
@siftudtstes 8efliigcl, pro plumb:
Sunge 0lbner . N.-I2c.
Ilte Siibner . 6c.-7c.
SnRn .9t.-lOl.
Yulsr . N.-lOl'
@Gnie N.-9e'
Wilepret:
Saisn, PRO 0uBsno $1.O0-$1.2d
TsbbIbner, pro 0ubeno 75c.-$1.50
4eGriiden, pro Pfuno 1890.
8ilbe putsr, pro PTuno e. 8c.-9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22

web curirten, wiirden sic Gnbezahlbar sein fur
Solche, die init diesem schweren Leiden geplagt
sind aber glucklicherweise list hire quite Wirkung
desc kleinen Pillen einmal versucht haben, wer-
den sic noch in vielfacher Beziehung heilsam fin
den upd NIGHT mehr entbehren wollen. Aber Kopf-
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SrrIangt.- Mamner nno Rmaben.

0erlauQt
Mtbbelibrsiner eritsr &la7e. Ndd,ufraucn bel +.
4. @anter. SsaDenbal= uno StodbolmaStrabe.
e}51-46
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-21

ms burglars IN Utah. handsome.
unprincipied Heoundrci who had al
ready served ave terms al imnriaon-
mcnt ana who goes by the maine u
Handsome DraN" The man war
handeuned, but contrivcd TO pick the
lock OF HIS hand-euna with this help
81 "A piece vt wire. Miss Ferguson
only detected what he was doing a.
the handouts fell on the noor and the
burglar was In the act Of apringlng
on her
with the rapidly " lightning ave
seized her revolver aud. covering
him with Il, said. "tf you take an
Other step. III shoot The man
quailed before the pointed revolver,
ana the determined look ~ his pretty
Jailer. and thus the strangely match
ell pair stood. facing each other for
some moments. until. Frosidrntlaliy,
his captor, a man OF great strength
and courage. entered the room aud
secured him from behind
Miss Ferguson, during her two
Years - office. has conveyed no fewer
than 100 luuativa. many 81 them
homieidal. To thr asylum. The aHy-
lum Is 50 miles from Salt Lake city.
a two hours ride. bur Miss Ferguson
always accompanies them alone.
ON more than one occasion she has
been violently attacked by her wards
many of them bigger ana stronger
than herself and she has had many
narrow escapes from losing her life.
With one dangerous iunatic she had
q llfe-and death struggle Tor an hour.
and when. nnaiiy. the brave Girl sue
cecdvd Ia mastering the lunatic. she
had To held her hands. bleeding and
faintlaE though she vas. for the re-
maindeF of the Journey
II H. Home tribute 60 the remark
able courage OF this young EirI that
she was invited by tn. moat danger
Gus sans II cattle thieves and high
waymen IN Utah to Walt them IN
their faHtneHa known a. the Rob
bers' Roost and as a souvenir they
promised her the fneut horse on the
ranEe. Miss Ferguson GA not accept
thia strange. n complimentary. invi-
sHtlon. hut there j. llttIe doubt she
would have been mest Hospitality and
calamity treated.
Miss Ferguson has none Of the
physical equipment one would arsn-
viate with a life ~ such risk and
hardship, she Is very slight and
EirllEh. with no suggestion Of either
strength or endurance. and her face
IL a. refined a. II l. beautiful,
I, IL not surprising to learn that
during the last two years she has
had no fewer than Is Offers % mar.
riageu, her lowers ranging from a
nakata COW boy To a ChleAFn LAWYER.
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The Successful Business Career

There are no miracles In a bust
ness career. The man who wins sue
cess has tolied early and late with
ali he powers % body and mind He
has been subsarvient to hlr ambition
and he has pushed aside. because IL
was the FIRST step toward success,
every habit and desire that stood be-
tween him and his goal. No man
was ever numbered among tho sue
reHsful ones unless he vas waiting
and prepared for fortune when she
knp-kesi AT his door she has never
been known e. wait for any man or
boy 10 prepare himself for her com
paBy I know ~ no one habit that
50 thoroughly moids the character
~ a young man az the habit Of
economy II gives him strength and
VIII. II teaches him 10 look beyond
an action to ltr finai result 1t con-
iiuuaily reminds him that t. pure.
sweet. innocent pleasures Of lie are
almost 70 b" had for the asking. and
that Satan IL not only n cruel but
an expensive taHkmastcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-21
TROUBLED BY
THE BLACK ART

EfIAMOKtS. Pa, Nov. 2l-Mrs.
Curtis Chamberlain. OF stouiurton.
asked Justice Schwartz today to
save her from the magic charms Of
Mrs Emma Jones. an old colorcd
woman. whose incantauona. Mrs
Chamberlain alleges. have wrecked
her home. Hcr relations with her
husband have become strained. she
says, owing to the sprcercHs relating
stories which caused Jealousy.
During the pact year crowds II
people have noeked TO the old wo-
mans home to have their fortunes
told. and it IN asserted that this has
caused number OF young married
people to separate, as Mrs. Jones'
said husbands paid attention 10 other
women.
Justice Schwartz 10 restore peace
In disturbed households and prevent
more arrangements. ordered the wo-
man to cease practicing the black
art. II she did not he said he would
send her to Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-21
MOLASSES FOR
CAVALRY HORSES

WASHINGTON. n. c. Nov q --
Maiasses fer cavalry hors~s' viii IN
future be on. - the items 81 ssp@uHr
FOR the maintenance Of the army In
the Philippines.
Gen. OTIS. IN a cable 20 the war
department some months ago. OBJ
leetsi 60 the department. sending ca,
cavalry regiments because the horses
would not eat the hay grown In the
Philippines
Recently. however. Gen otls cab
led that he would Ike 20 mount Col.
kennon'E Thirty fourth infantry and
asked the war department TO send
him horses Tor thin purpose.
Secretary Root asked Gen otis
theu how he intended feeding the
horses. and received reply In which
the general said that caVairymen
had found that when molarhsH was
sprnkied over the native hay the
fnrHru we're fond - ~. and ate IL as
readily as hay grown In the United
States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-21
ODD POSITION
FOR A WOMAN
She Occupies the Position of
Deputy Sheriff in Utah.

Miss Claire Helena Ferguson IL a
deputy Hhorin at Salt Lake city.
Utah. Two years ago. when she was
barely y. Miss Ferguson. who seems
10 have been horn with love ~ ad-
venture, applied for the place and
was accepted. when Sheriff Lewis
handed her her commission he told
her that u might be her duty 10
execute a criminal. and that she had
better start revolver practice at
once.
n Ia the custom In Utah to allow a
condemned man 10 choose whether
he will die by the hanRman'a rope or
by a bullet. and II he elects to he
shot he II led out to n lonely place
among the hills and piece Of white
paper II pinned over hiA heart 40 a
target for the bullet Miss Fer
gus0n. nothing daunted by such a
terrible prospect. Immediately began
TO practice with her revolver. and
soon became 80 proficient that she
could rely on hitting q small piece
Of paper. nine times out Of 10 at a
distance Of 10 yards. Happily. how
ever. she has not yet been called up
'H ~ 'A'tiiHf iitN bHf = ~ Nor art
Miss Ferguaon'a mother Ia a reput-
able practicinE physician II was
while assisting her mother In the
operating room that the young wo-
man developed nerve which nov
stands her IN such good stead
one Of her earliest adventures was
OF a kind TO test the courage Of the
bravest man. She was left for n
time in charge Of one Of the most dar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-21
SEAlSKInS GO HIGHER
hssvy osmsnd and Scarcity Of the
Animal the Cause.

A. the wintry weather draws near
the old jibe OF the pawn ticket and
the overcoat II again brought out
and frightened up. At the same time
many % the people who have them
dive down into tho depths of their
trunks and rsnsack Garrsts and take
out their furs. while others 70 look
fng about for furs for Vinfex wear.
ssaistins this year are somewhat
higher than they we're last. hut they
remain In the foremost place IN the
market. Much more seal IL being
used than before on account ~ the
styles changing from capes. except
for elderly ladies. to jackets and
coats. The demand for seal. togeth
er with the prohibition ~ the gov
eminent against the bringing In 81
tire northwest coast seal. has much
60 do with the increaH sod price. In
all probability the price viii go stiIl
higher. The broad tail persian and
the broad tail seal made into jackets
promise to lead the market this year
and the sable. black marten. stone
rsrfen and chinchiiia viii also oe
leaders in the fur lines for winter
wear. while the London smoke and
cross fox for smaller garments and
novelties viii be worn n great deal.
The styles ~ fur garments this
year are considerably changed over
those Of last year. The cape II 20
ing out and in its place will be the
Jacket. Storm collars and cluster
ecsrfs made Of the entire animal
win be worn 10 a great extent. while
nuns Of a large size are again com
ing into fashion. Tails Will he used
In profusion. as many az dozen ap-
pear on some garments Of late pat
tern