davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
NANAL STORES.

~ otro. utter sIsf.usi0n of receipts durnr The ieft
,. taga anticipated Further reduction . arelcr lsl
eyannah stocks bv possible loading there ~ alenmer -
,.g..her with the fhih time ~ year receipt
sre uxhf caused further stnening n naval stores A.
ms point spits turDentne were marked up cent ana
tha close though Guiet. nTEl IIosin ana lar H -
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 90. ls9s.
Leave New-York. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry and
foot CT Liberty Street.
.Day. Except Sunday. .sundays . -,
CHICAGO - 80 m. from Liberty street only) 'l'@'
PTrTsB1-PG C'48O A. m. from Liberty street only.
CrvCrS-VAT7 ST louis o55 a m. '5o5 p. m
NEW ORLEANS '2H p. n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
vvAsHrNGTON RAI1IMoRE. t755 1855 DINER,
.lI.26 m. Dner az % p lbs 4Diner) : .2sS -
CRoyal Limited" Exclusive Pullman Iralnl - %
DINER. 1886 p m and '12.lO night NORFOLK 1IZ'So
p
All Illuminated with Pintsch Light 80
Offices: i13. i72 POI. 434 1884 way 81 E l4tn-et'
127 Bowery y. Y. 339 FuitOn-st. $50 Crahann-eVe
Brooklyn. Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel or residence % destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18

O''-' ~ - - -, - $500
so- .,, W AK 2,sD adyance bu, TIE trade
s %. 81 n'l-r-r ,'r W." 1nt 81 Is for Pea Medium are
very choice 90 command 81 TO- White Kidney a. 5ai, & sGs
Fdne ls caocr s. 81 7o Do ysi's aiaaey i32, &
81 b.. d. black tare SOUP lSes choice 81 e5qsl 20; Do
lima. California $50. green reas. bags "oo'-'.c' d'
p,-T,rJsn ,e. , ,e DELAYED stock got in TO- day and
ae nei9' & was "' 'pI ,r, iIat tbiy ecres tc
concession desired receivers were f7re'd To- aeeeI.
basis Tie market r steady though Il seems probable
taat '.e -ore VIZ be- carried over .ne,i e.' ,5
storage creamery and au Galcs " stat. d.t-t. ~,
on,..io aeare is tribe n.lrc extreme No change
position fresh factory. supplies arg lsnt ant ta.te .s
Wcs'tra cz,ras per- H. -. d. irss ., .eeic q. ,ari'
9qei. a, ni-f, t1 se-6nis IGlI0r Wos,e-r. June.
in.t I'o. co h..A rpf ,o primo. 49, o.
hoif- 'uos t.eeh mode fn,,t 2ie d., N..-n ,- "
ir'. ln,. 20. 2y' d.. e3 ,rs 10 bs'. 49,. ao p.r
t. eo la.i'c "r,eTa iri,. i'. actor,
f~.en .,t. -g.'t t e-... ras. 0,t'. d. seconds l34
choice 1falt4c Zoo common ?, prime. 12nl%c
~ - "5s i.. Ili,.-c. Ell ,r,orl.rei win
aaHr 't,oe .'. i & sa., s 1,.r snow ar3
,re5a5 ..ll .cv., h-,er, rr--haso5 le5 hoxes ~
aree White juno made at e-c s'e yesterd, Ivo o.,
W. hear OF f.w small sales q Jure-maae and shns
r i9 90 s sa.Ic4 @ or T@'s Nosmsc DC scan5a saa' ;5
fair 1850. State mu cream. santcmh'r ana October.
,erie- c5'f ~ Cho.ct IolIo..c' 30 common 4, fair
90 Fh skim" -n'a er'ec 90 ~ ara d. s-sS
choice. 7l-fc. good 90 prime. ''.4osc' DO common
rc~e .... AMI ., d,,sv.d .t,cD q. coming through
today era v,a warmer weather ai oyer ne o.an,rr
weaker Weston aafI'es ana so" trade mere ,. M iat mr.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18

ava c,lo-ed ias Tarow-Prlme city strong Us Cotton
- oil-TJverpoo refined nrn. l5s Sd Turpenune--
sni-,ts arm S2s Cd. TalOw-Prlme city STEADY as
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
WINTER RESORTS

Tickets 70 ALL Winter Resorts by ALL Routes steamer
and Rail including bermuda, Nassau, Florida
FLORIDA E .s''', Iss: ss S"l c f;''is' IS dsS'
L. ~ 'a,rs ~evy York Teb o. March g. 7
WASHINGTON ~ AND Three and Five,day trips
~ ~ poI\T COMFORT. from NeU-l lorN March <''
on-I 3 All expenses included. Sli 80 S-3 90
Programmes. Lns tab,c. ,coo,, o,. soY
o01 md I225 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18

s.,-... 40 1927 1s6ss8 so5sa io7 ei9

Fses the $50 of tho NewCr.eans Cotton Ezchauge
i'loWs. Por nest froin seDtembr ] 20 dale as
n iss5 overland sa5 before .ast ana ce89E's bales
81 10 $3.50 ias yea. G923 35e ,ear he+,r. a., 80
b. 3s 747 40 interior stocks 3D. excess ~ ser,e-
eiore ast s 80 afhnsi 4oJ6ls year gG9 400 veo,
iags ne' cas- 90 s9- iOi bales in 1880 sou,herr mil f
p 1871 aps oas,s againsi CSC o6G es year Sos 2o5
ssi year t9s g. cate 9l404s4 bales srsin.f . o. ,
. 1856 brour, ~ year before last and &9Gagj lale@
-~X IL. other years. os' so bsle,. against
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
THE STATE OF TRADE

pr~eIo Feb l7-sprnF wheat quiet but hrm; No l
% estLo, "a / Northern soc Winter wheat dull; No
. rst 7Gc on track Corn du- ard barely steady No
ve9vv 9ci.c 80 yellow. 3ssc, No yellow, ~ &c 40
. 1orr 3sc Ne 3 corn 37aQ37-.c No corn. 3ic Oats
dl.l; 30 white. 24ilc No white s5Nci 10 30 h whi,e
Soinq bvers holding or Rye nominally G4c for low IN
store Flour easy
cr,cogo Feb 17-rhe leading futures ranged fol-
i0ws; ,,,. ro,as, Closing
wheat. No. 2 openns, Hisnr's l0wFes
July ...........' '-+'-'
Corn No. .:
Nav .......... .s6s, G3G7s a6AaSG5, 35Sg3s sS
fIs '' 37G77i. 81. 037, SeS 80ia
scrtsn,ber ..... 81 = g37A 37ss037+ 81 81
oats. No. q .,o.
Mey Mey '''''''''" 20 - 25a 25a426
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06

- Authorized by the state to treat ali
Chronic, Nervous and Special diseases Of
case, Early constipatton: Bronchitis.
dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Stomach and
sciatica. Bright's disease, Diabetes. Kid
ney, Liver. Bladder, Prostate and Female
diseases, Dizziness. Nervousness. Indi-
Slow Growth in Children. and all wasting
disease in adults. Many cases of deaf
ness: Kin ging in the Ears, Loss Of Eye
be easily restored. Deformities, Club
strictnre, Open Sores. Pain in the Bones,
Glandular Enlargenents and all long
middle aged and old: single or married
men and all who suffer from lost man
hood ner ,Houss debility spesmatofrhGea
naent; lack of energy, impoverished blood.
pinples. impedin,ents to MARRIAGE, also
tions, hair falling, bone pains. swellings,
sore throat, ulcers, effects of mercury
kidney and bladder. troubles, weak back
gonorr lloea. gleet. structure. receive
searching. treatment, prompt relief and
DR.. Rea's system of curing cancers, tu-
mors, goiter wens. hstula, hvdrucele, pi les
and vericocele and enlarged glands wit tn
the subcutaneous injection method, alb
solutely without pnin. and without the
4 loss Of a drop OF blood. is one Of his own
discoveries, and is the most really scien-
titfc and certainly sure cure of the nine
teeuth century. There are no experiments
III DR.. Rea's practice, able as he is to tell
anyone their disease. he is not likely to
doctor his patients for the wrong ailment.
No incurable cases taken. Consultation
free to those interested.
DIR. REA & CO.,
Minneapolis, MINI. Louisville, Ky
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06
A Narrow Escape.

st. Cloud Journal-Press, Saturday:
News has just been received here that
the village of Rice, Benton county,
had a narrow escape from burning
today. A threshing machine was at
work close to, the resident portion
when the grain stacks caught fire.
The wind blew directly toward the
buildings and only the most heroic
Efforts of the whole population
averted a general confagration. The
amount OF damage done could not
be ascertained. ~ ;r..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06

Z On the 10th OF December, 1897, Rev.
s. A. Donahoe, pastor NJ. E. Church,
SOUTH, TT. Pleasant, w. Va, con-
.tracted q severe cold which was at
tended from the beginning violent
coughing. He says: "After resorting
to a number of so-called Specifics
usually kept in the house, to no pur-
pose, / purchased q. bottle Of Cham
Cough Remedy; which acted
like a charm I most cheerfully re-
commend it to the public. For sale
by Wetzel's Pharmacy. 4, ::
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06
!. n q Virginia
Mother IL; ~; ; =? s; :;::
A%v - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - MnfhnvsS

/ Friend, beginning six months before con-
finement. She felt perfectly we'll up to I
few hours before the baby was born, and
was in labor less than two hours. She had
4 40 morning sickness. no headache, no dis
PRESSING tightness. no swollen or rising
E casts. Her baby was strong and the pic
ss5 e Of health. 90, .@%s$i ~
MOfl5ess'S Friend Is the only rer1-
& known which relieves the expectant
theirs. 1t IS liniment to be applied ex.
aally. Nothing but harm can come from
ising medicine internally at such times.
All internal preparations said to relieve COM
/ Ing mothers are not only humbugs. but
4 positively dangerous. I 3 & & : .s. !
Mofhef's Friend costs 81 bottle q | I'll.
drnS1ists, q ysa can ssnd - Is
Tie Bradf1cid Regulatur CO.. Atlanta, q.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06

During the winter Of 1897 Mr..
James Reed, one of the leading citi-
zens and merchants of Clay, Clay Co.
W. Va, struck his leg against a cake
of ice in such a m amer an to bruse
it seriously. 1t became very much
swollen and panied him so badly
that he could not walk without
crutches. He was treated by physi-
clans, also used several kinds OF lini-
ment and two and a half gallons Of
whiskey in bathing it, but nothing
gave any relief until he began using
Chamberlain Pain Balm. This
brought almost a complete cure in q
week time and he believes that had
he not used this remedy his leg
would have had to- be amputated.
Pain Balm is unequaled for spranes,
bruises and rheumatism. For sale by
WetZels Pharmacy. ~:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06

upon and against all the taxable
property iii said city a tax Of the
following amounts and for the fol-
lowing purposes: a. Il
City revenue fund. y. .......... $1,000
For support and care OF city
poor.. \. 4. . !. !. !. 1900
City building bond fund J. $500, $50
City library fund I. I. ~. {. 800
Said tax which ID hereby levied
amounting In all to $3.50, which
sum, said council deems necessary in
addition to the other revenues Of the
city. applicable thereto, to defray the
current expenses Of the city Tor the
next ensuing year. Il .2.E3 '5t2
The city attorney explained to the
council that the resolution assessing
against property owners about
81, 100 worth OF sidewalk repairing
would be Submitted TO the council
at its meeting next Monday evening.
Propositions for a building for an
engine house and voting place in the
second precinct OF the Second ward
were opened and read by the clerk.
E. W. Collins agreed to furnish a
building suitabl- for the purpose at
$40 per month; Andrew Foss a SIM
liar proposition at 80 per. month,
and Mrs. l.. j. Wright offered al
building at $40 per month. this sum
to include the payment OF phone
rental for the building. Mrs. Wright's
building was considered too small
for the purpose and upon motion Of
Aid Lane the proposition ofAndrew
Foss was accepted, Aldermen Lane,
Hill, Moeglein and Mecusker voting
for 1t and Martin, Peterson and
Carlson voting against it. Mr.. Foss
agreed to give a bond for the fulfill
ment of his contract and to inform
the council at it's next meeting as to
the time the building would be COM
pletrd. r. Il
Bills were presented by Officers
Cannon, Heroux and Swanberg for
services as special DOLCE at 81 per
day. All were rejected upon an aye
and nay vote, Aldermen Martin, Hill
Peterson and Carlson voting aye and
Lane, Moeglein and Mecusker voting
nay on a motion to reject them.
City Justice, Sheldon's report for
September was presented and ap-
proved.
The bill OF the Electric &, Water
company for arc light services was
rejected.
The bill of the Electcic' & Water
company for hydrant rental was al
lowed in the sum Of "a per hydrant
per month for forty hydrents.
1t was moved and carried that the
w. S. Mott company be instructed to
send corrected bill for three smoke
protectors.
1t was moved, seconded and car
ried that the ordinance fixing a city
market be givensits last reading and
placed uponits final passage. %.&j
p An aye and nay vote was taken
on the ordinance and it was carried,
Aldermen Martin, Hill, Peterson
and Carlson voting aye and Lane,
Moeglein and Mecusker voting nay.
City Clerk Hall requested the coun-
ell to give him a leave of absence for
three weeks, which was granted:
/ City Justice Sheldon was elected
deputy clerk to look after his office
duties during his absence.
Council adjourned to Monday even
itg, Oct. 8, 1899.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06

The Alexan lria Post. New, is
very anxious for the Republicans of
the Sixth district to turn down
Congressman Morris and nomi-
nate Bede. Editor Mitchell is
justified in cutting into another
district ON the grounds that the
Duluth stat sman is liable to be
in the way OF the ambitions Of a
prominent citizen OF Alexandri a..
rhe Post. News is right UP on the
firing line all the time.
81 wish to express my thanks to
the I'D anufacturers OF Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, for having put on the mar
ket such a wonderful medicine" says
W. W. Massingil, OF Beaumont.
Texas. There are many thousands
Of mothers whose children have been
saved from attacks OF dysentory and
cholera infantum who must also feel
thankful. 1t is for sale by Wetzels
Pharmacy
The new water tank and engine
house on the West side are now
nearly completed. A large crew Of
men is now at work putting in the
new sidetracks, and the Indications
are now that all other improve
ments will be completed before the
bridge is ready. The steam pump
which was in use at the West side
abutment has been transferred to
the East side abutment. The cribs
for three OF the center piers have
been placed in position, and the
fourth one will he put in in a few
j. days. The work of ballasting the
East side track will be completed in
about another week. -. &:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06

The street commissioners report
for the month OF September was pre-
scented and approved and bills al
lowed. IT,. s Isl ;.s,s$.. 81 @i & -. S5s 81 ..a
In looking over the street com.
missioner's report Aid. Mecusker OBJ
jected to the payment Of the bill OF J 4
NJ. Little for work on market, claim
ing that it was Illegal. Aid. Martin
sretorted that it was more legitimate
than the bill paid for sprinkling the
alley near Mecusker's hotel property.
A short exchange OF words at long
range followed, but the report was
approved. i: = RI &
"A set Of resolutions relating to the
assessment Of the cost Of sewers to
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06

Pine Tree Lumber Co. wood to ponr 50
J Meyer, lndse to poor.....~......--..... 5 ~
] Brown, drayage for poor................ 80
st Gabriers hospital, care of poor. ~ 80
Same 50
Same ......... as 90
Same ..,... ......... ....... % 90
same ........... SEQ
J Drowskowski, n1dse to poor....."". 6 80
Pine Tree Co, wood to poor.......,..... 6 90
P Medved, nldse to poor.......- ..,<:s..... 81
E Stanto, 81 :. '....................... go
JHWiIliams," I" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S34
L Vasaly, rent to poor..................... Is
NJ Coleman, towels for bath roorn.. 3 40
Chemical &C, No 2. services at fire.. rs
Hose 60 No2 =" g ,...- . so
n Jansen, hauling fire apparatus..- rs
Ben Stevens, +" :" ..... ...... So
Hose Co Mol, services at fre."......... so
Pine Tree Lumber Go. lumber ......... 1906 SO
w Berg, hardware ......................... IS IS
Mable Duncan, typewriter work".... 90
r Tomelty. mdse to city.:............. 3 90
u Gross, services as special police :, g. 90
d Auy err. printing ............-. 50 90
T + Skinner, wood ......... ......... ... 81 SO
Justice Sheldon. ....... ''..
H G Van Buskirk, special police...... 90
Transcript Pub Co, printing ............ 40 o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
Gdzie Jest
J6zef Teoflf Bertrand?

!. - @ E> E- E s9g5
.Ohodzi Q wy6ledzienie pana J6zefa
Teofla Bertanda, kt6ry okolo 1870
roku do Aheryki przyby}. Jego
bratsnek Stanisfaw Bertrand, oby-
watel W Robakowie. pod Luzinem,
potrzebnje W sprawach famllijnych
adresu tegoz stryja swego, j got6w
temu, kt6ryby mu poda} obecny
jego adres, fatyge jego przys}ugee
wynagrodzic Ostatpi pobyt poszu-
klwanego J6zefa Teo6la Bertranda
byt: Cabel City Deer, Lodge Co.,
Montana. = Wszelkie wiadomosci
0 MIN tymczasem nalezy podawac
pod adresem Redakcyi ,,Wiarusa''
-329 E. 3rd Str Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW

MlCHAhEK TUszKoWsKl
w7ostatnich kilku dniach rozsiewa}
po-4tej wardzie k}amliwe wies,i,
iakby p. Teofil D esr d
= - !" Ao1A0 "'Aa'eA w."
nuncyacy:l n~ledoszfego Mlcnafko~
wego ziecia. TO w}asnie utwier..
dzllo mas " p~odeirzeuiu, il te diva
I'M nrzed k;lkn miesiacam;l
ulknu}y " dziekciarni sztahski spi~
SEX ABLY brata ~wydawcyW1ARUsAdo-
sta6 "a kraty .wiezienie, a1bowiem P.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

Ktoby. Wiedzjal, re
Jaki agent Cd Mil
~Wauckiego .,Kuryera
Polskiego" lnb jakiej
llnlnej polskiej gaze
Gle %wygadywat ma.
naszego W1ARUsA lub
jego %wydawce, albo
" jaki jnny spos6b
psui nam interes,
niechai nam czem-
PREDICT o tenn donie-
sle, a dostanie "a
.swoj fatyge prezent.
" ksiazkach.
u~aplacili "a Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
POsZUKIWANIE.

Fawe} Karpihski 2 Little Falls,
MINI, poszuku]e swoich braci ia.
.k6ba i Jana. Jak6b wyjecha} pred
9 laty do Kanady Jan byl pred
i miu latami wB1fal, N. y.
Blizsza wiadomos6 Q .nen pozaedana
pod ardresami: Pawef Karpinski
Little Falls MINI. = albo tez: Jos
.Brzeza, 5o7 E. End Str. Winona
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
NOWOMODNE KAPELUSZE.

NOWY SALON. PanoWle
| MARGIN Trawicki i Gustav
Kuschel otwierajq nowy salon o.
W kamienicy p. Jana Ludwika. W
|lokalu, gdzie dawniej by} handel
but6w Helmer FL. Lee:
70 zBANKRUTOWANEl.J
Bostonskiej Kompanii asekuracyl
zycia, W kt6rej byll zabezpieczenl
zmarli tn niedawno MARGIN
Rogala i starry Czapiewski, jednak
:dostafo sic spadkobiercom tyeh
nieboszczyk6w wdowie panr
Rogalinej P: Wiktorowi czapleW~
skiemu = po pare set dolarow, =
mniej wiecej 8 ella czesc ogolne]
sunny, jaka zabezpieczen1 do kasy
rzeczonej Kompanii "p}acili
w P1KACH, bedacych W
posiadaniu Towarzystwa pilarzy "
dolinie rzeki Mississippi. posz{a
cena drzewa budulcowego W gore,
- 0 5ocent6w ma 1000. :.
z PARYZA, miasta .t6leczne~
60 F1ancyi, pisa} tudot2d PAN :Ka-.
rol Horton, ze mia} szczescie, przy~.
padkowo isspotkac sic, Ks. >bisku~.
penn Cotterem.
~KONWENCYA DEMOKRAC-
KA odbedzie sic W sr6de, 20
Marca, . POI do s wieczorem, W
hall ponad apteke pana Rohra'
s~PoGZTM1sTRZ pan G: q
wstaepujac 2 urzedp, uczczo"
ny zostat przez ofcyallst6w pocz~
bankietem i ODD IRONY
fote]em.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
Salon ma sprzedanle
" M WIS

Obecny dzierzawca tego 'salonu
p. Jan Plihski,, kt6ry dobre robi}
interesa. idzie ma farme = Zg}osic
sic wprost do w}asciciela: Christ
Marshlapd> Wis,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
Potrzebny robOtnik far
lmerSki.

Poszukuje sic samotnego
farmer<kiego robotnika ma dug
farme, umiejacego sic obchodzi6>z
maszynami r6lniczemi samcdziel-
ME prowadzi6 gospodarstwo.
Zg}aszajacy sic moze pisac pc
pclsku, pc niemiecku lub pc angiel-
sku, pod adresem: PETER SEN
.HoFEN, iberia L e a,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
l~aplacili "a Wiarusa.

Ironweod Jan Drazkowskl co:
'W We r.. b B';yozyhski 155
So. Milwaukee Fr. S. Grams l 55|
Manitoa &C Jak6b Pajek l 55|
Leavenwoirth Fr. Mlchalsk1 100!
Huntley Fl. Hopka Q SO
Sturgeon lake Jan Forster I 50
Door J os Lemanski i SO
New London Miko1aj, Rybar- i,
czyk. =. / s..
St. Louis v. Huhlenpbr ojch 50:
I'D j AIa## T." hfa -t7.
Puck Dak. J6z. Lesnar 1 So
" Jan Ewald / So
Chicago Andrz Ssarafihskl LIB
Amigo Er Kosarek 1,55
Baltimore Jan Lorek 200
Winona Michaf Bel,ekl l SO.
~ Mieez. K%owaIewski l SO
Stanislsw Kosinski l 30
Andrzej Przytarski SO
Jan Cierzan I 90
Jan Kovalewski so
= 1885,
~ >WalentY Kr6l l so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

ben." CAB @uifab raid our 2tnttpOrt.
sd bin nur tbr 8srt6eioiger, aber
i'd p~ertteiOige Ie NIT allen MitteIn."
Sn psnigm Sugen ioate Die
S6IuBDerhanOIung Ttattfiroen. gu
Itop bate mod 5peiNuFga6en gu l0fen,
sr muBte feline 8ertbeioigun8Sreoe
ausar6eiten, uno er poate cine nifen>
i9aFtli6e Qrbeit bei6lteBen, pel6e in
ben lsBten Sa6ren in feirem 8opfe gez
reiFt mar uno nun in beinabe ununz
ter6rpdsn an einarber f9lieBenOen
8ru6fiiden Dor i6m lag. @r mar
BARN fir cine iii6ne 5orberung elm
qetreten: bic bsrbdngniBboGe Inter
i6efoung Der 8e6tsturoioen in On
flGger, 8i9tsr urb 8ertReioiger ioIte
fir immer auF6Dren. Der Stuat IoIIte
nur cine ein5iga &ldKe BON MGrnern
Des Re6t5 tennen, apel6e in gsfeBli6
feFgefeltem @e6iel baGo bic Stunt
tionen bes einen, bulb bic hes dnoern
iibernebmen IoQten.
Eortiebune foGat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Ger anoeFrorsn Iinb uno oes6dl6 81
nieoriaen 9reiIsn offerirt psroen. -
9roBer froTtfrsisr @siBtORl 1T in
gutter Ra9frage,
Die greife iinp, ME folgt:
gtspfsl, pto SAB -. $2.25-$4.25
WeiBtobi, pro 100 S4.50-S5.50
8lumenfobl, pro @rute $2.50-$2.75
3pisbsln, pro 8uida =. 55c.-60c.
$%opFIolut, pro 8ui4sltOr6 40c. bis
75c.
aartpFFeln, pro 9uffst . 4Oc.-48c.
Ssuerie. pro 9iinoel 15c.-60t.
R~ronsbeereu, pro SAB $6.00-$7.00
Rr~pnsbeeren, pro 8ifte $1.75-$2.25
Mesrrsttig, pro &iite 60c.-$1,00
SptnQt, pro &ifts 40c.-50c.
Runbe Rii6en, pro 8uIdel 25c.-35c.
QpfdIinen, pro Site D.. $3.5O-$4.50
8riine gobrsu, pro 8orb $1.50-$2.
tomatoes, pro 8orb, 6 Gurrisr $1.00
bis $500.
Gier, pro DuBsnO 17c.-18lt.
@remez8utttr, pro PfunD 16c.-20c.
Do. 9airp 9rint, pro 9fO. 14c.-17c.
Qabenbss @efliiael, pro 8funo:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
WithEntttr. mao strnlprtiit.

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0oagtu fitr 6eu, Strob IL. |. 10. geIlerr sr'
jielteu Breile:
Oeflids @adge.
Sen - 3lmothn' 0tu IS bis $40, neuss
Sen g bis s. uno3ireb.u IS bis $40 pro
Come.
Sttop-BaRsHfrob s. bic $6, GIogs,us
lrOb $500 bis IS unO paieritrob IS bls 81
pro Souue.
Dtals - 1925 bis $3.50 pr Gas.
HorOu tIids &nage.
Gen - Gimothn Sen $40 bis Sill; gem.
Sen IS bis Sloi SIsebeu So bis $40 pro.
SorHe.
Stroh. -8ai;eufro Sc b,s 81, 9ioessu.
troh IS bis 50 mo 9ateritrob Sc bis 81
pro &Onns.
N~aiS-S2.S5 bis $40 pre- SaB.