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The record-union., 1899-01-18
WRECK OF THE "OWL" TRAIN.
Warrants Issued for the Owners of
the Band Of Sheep.

OAKLAND, JAN ia Deputy Sher-
iff left here this mornig for Merced
County with two warrants for the ar
rest for the owners of a band of sheep
which caused the wreck of the "Owl''
train last week near Merced, by which
Engineer Woods was Killed.
The Coroner's jury, which on Satur-
day investigated the death of Woods,
charged the owners of the sheep with
criminal negligence in allowing the ami
mails to stray on, the railroad track and
thus caused the wreck of the train. The
District Attorney this morning issued
the warrants for John Doe and Richard
Roe, as the names of the owners are
not known to the officials
The Sheriff of Merced County is ac-
quainted with the sheep owners, and
he. will point. them out to the Deputy
Sheriff who left this morning with the
warrants.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
ENDED HIS LIFE.
A Wife Murderer Commits Suicide
in the Pittsburg Jail.

PITTSBURG, Jan. 17.-Michael Ru-
1insh, known as the Polish dude, who
strangled his wife to death and then set
fire to the body and house to cover the
crime, committed suicide last night by
strangling himself with a bed cord
taken from his bed in the County Jail
Rulinski was under sentence of death
for the murder of his wife, but the
date of execution had not been fixed.
Since his conviction he frequently as
serted that he would never hang. Pre-
vious to his wife's death his baby died
under suspicious circumstances and he
was accused of killing it, but the au-
thorities were unable to fasten the
crime upon him.
Rulinski was well educated, always
dressed in faultless attire, and was said
to have been black sheep of a Polish
royal family.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Labering Men Warned to Give Islands a
Wide Berth In Search for New Fields.
Has No Chance to Compete With
the Natives, Who Can Better
Stand the Climate and Are More
Fitted to Perform the Labor Of
the CountTy-Modern Street
Cars and Modern Railroads
Would Earn Large Dividends.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE As
sociated Press correspondent at Manila
writes as follows regarding the oppcr-
tunity for investments in the Philip
pines:
He says that industrial enterprises
offer the best inducements, and that a
laborer has no chance to compete with
the native laborers, who can stand the
climate, can live on native food and
are in every other way more fitted to
perform the labor of the country than
Americans, and laboring men are
warned to give the islands a wide berth
in their search for new fields.
Modern street car lines and modern
railroads would earn big dividends.
Only the most primitive affairs now
exist, and even though the cars are
uncomfortable and slow, they are
crowded with passengers from morn
ing to night, with the exception of a
few hours during the hot part of the
day. Construction would be compur-
atively easy and cheap, owing to the
level nature of the most settled por-
tions. Electric power would have to
be generated by steam
A modern telephone exchange would
be an improvement, but present con-
ditions do not warrant too vast an ex-
tension in this line
Mechanics, skilled in their trades,
would do we'll in the growing country
The native mechanics are very skillful,
but work only with the crudest of tools,
modern appliances being almost un-
known
There are only two blacksmiths in
Manila. Five American carriage max
ers with modern machinery could do as
much work in day as thirty natives
There are no less than 200 Filipino car
riage shops in the field, and they all
do well. Americans will have little
difficulty in getting control of the trade.
An elaborate ice plant is becoming
necessity. The ice made here is of
poor quality, and the supply falls far
short of the demand. The manufac-
turer gets two cents pound for his
product.
A good American hotel is one of
Manila's most urgent needs. Modern
beds and fixtures are necessity. Many
private residences are now thrown open
to transients, because the hotel accom-
modations are SO poor.
American doctors will find a good
field for the exercise of their skill. The
place is very unhealthy, and the native
doctors are very poorly skilled in medi-
cine
The record-union., 1899-01-18
THE PAUL JONES.
Treasury Officials Believe the
Launch Has Gone to the Bottom.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Treasury
officials to-day expressed the opinion
that the naptha launch Paul Jones.
now being searched for in the Missis-
sippi waters, is at the bottom of the
gulf or river with all on board, though
a diligent search is being made by the
Government authorities for trace 1f
the party.
There is a strong disposition among
the officials here to believe that the
vessel may have made short cut
over to Pensacola on a course far out
in the gulf, a trip regarded as fool
hardy for SO light a craft, even in av-
erage weather. The theory Of The ex-
plosion of her naptha tanks is not dis
credited here, and it is said tha. in
this case no vestige of the wreck may
be found.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Y. M. c. A. Convention.

SAN JOSE, Jan. 17.-Steps are now
being taken to prepare for the State Y.
M. c. A. Convention, which convenes
here February Sth to 18th A meet-
ing will be held tonight to get the ma
chinery in motion. H. J. Mccoy, San
Francisco; N H. Jacks, Oakland, and
others will address the meeting.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Overdue Golfers Arrive.

SAN FRANCISCO, JAN 1.-THE
overdue Golfers Czarina and yelling
ton arrived to-day, much to the relief
of those interested in them. The Gar
ina had a very rough trip, and for six
days was bucking a strong high east
gale, which rendered it difficult to man
age the ship. The Wellington had
southerly winds to contend with for
three days, and her decks were filed
with water a great portion of the time.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Steamer Noyo Towed Into Port.

steamer Noyo, which went ashore on
Duxbury Reef, was towed into port in
a water-logged condition. The vessel
will be unloaded and pumped out and
repaired. It is not thought that she
is very badly damaged.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Safe-Crackers at Work.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 17-Sheriff
Hammel has been notified that the safe
in Ashford's general merchandise store
at Compton was blown open last night.
The robbers were very bold, but were
compelled to flee before they secured
any money, though they left the safe
a complete wreck.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Validity of Tacoma Warrants.

TACOMA, Jan. 1.-THE second of a
series of eleven suits against the city
to decide the validity of certain war
rants began to-day. The total amount
involved is 100000. George w. Boggs,
ex-City Treasurer, convicted of mall
feasance in Office in connection with
the warrants, was brought from the
Walla Walla Penitentiary as the chief
witness for the city
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Two Persons Killed.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-Two persons
were killed and several injured by the
bursting of fly wheel in LorilIard 8
tobacco factory, to-day. The dead:
James Delaney, engineer; Nora Nc
Carthy, a tobacco wrapper The In
jured are: Harry Hickey and Maggie
Dillon
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Two Ca1ifornians on the Marquette,

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1T. F. Ca
hart and wife, prominent society peo-
pie of this city, are passengers on the
Atlantic Transport Company's liner, the
Marquette, now ten days overdue at
New York. The couple We're married
in Paris year ago, and are returning
to their home here.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Sinking Of Ship Adelana.

yet been recovered from the British ship
Adelana sunk in the harbor with eigh-
teen persons last Saturday. The wreck
lies in 130 feet of water
The record-union., 1899-01-18
Strike of Coal Miners in Missouri.

MACON (Mo.), Jan. 17.-About 30
miners in the employ of the Little
Pittsburg Coal Company at Lingo. Ma
con County, are out on strike for
higher wages The operators refuse
to grant the increase, and say if the
strikers do not return to work in a few
days forces Will be put in their places.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
San Jose Poultry Show.

SAN JOSE, Jan. 17.-The annual
poultry show by the local club opens to-
morrow in Turn Verein Hall. A fine dis
play of choice birds is being put in the
place. The management promises that
$4,000 worth of poultry will be in the
coops.
The record-union., 1899-01-18
F1ournoy Acquitted.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Hilary
F1ournoy. the Pasadena butcher who
| was accused by gang of Mexican cat
tie thieves with being their leader, and
who was arrested, was acquitted by a
jury this morning.
The record-union., 1899-01-18

Satan retains his corner on the brim-
stone market.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-06
CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
DasSe|be Was lhr Frueher Gekauft HABIT
Trigt die ~ UW-1
Mrbeit unb 0nbh.

@ies ber tritenben 3immrleute in
Nsr Yort. - 4nbsre 4usitdnoe.
Nep Wprf, 5. DIT. - Der
Strtts Der 3tmmerlsuts UNI cine 2o6n=
erb0huns BON $3.50 uuf $500 fir
8itiinbige tdslids Nrbeits5sit unO ben
eamitas : 9ua6fstertas, lit beiselss!.
Die Qrbeitsr, ben toloKa1en 4ufz
idnung inn 8aufa9 benuBenb, babsn
einen DolItdnbisen @i,e errunsen.
Die rW!taiter Carpenter Nfoctation",
lpeIfsr bic bsbsutsnbsrsr gontrattoz
rem tiefes @eperbss %ansebDrsn, baben
hn Torbsrltngerr ibrer Mrbsiter in Inz
betru9t Der ptelen einseganaeren CON
traitlihen 8erpfli9tunsen ni9t ldrz
ger ipibsrltsben f0nnen. Grit seftein
rod purbe Elm bonn SsfrstGr Der MHoz
citation. 9errn german, erlaHsne pffiz
sisns Grtldrlrns per0ffemtlidt, oab
2sbters an ibren sefaBten 8el6luRs
fEba!ten unb bas nit einsm gomite
Ger Si1iter abgef9fohene Gompromibz
Ctbereintommen eintalten tpenbsn.
Wtlfesbarre. 3d.. S. Dit. -
Die 500 Mrbsitsr Der &ebftons Sob
Ienbergtperk bon 9ubfon linb nu4
breimopatlihem @trite gu ben alien
2Dbnsn pieber an bic Mrbeit gesansen,
nad)bem {e bur4 ben langen Musitanb
IN erobe Notb geratbsn paren. Sic
battsa cine 2%obnerbObuns burdisbsn
molten.
Oie @trifer Der rSusquebanno
Goal Company" babsn bsf9loKen. bic
Gnt16eitung ber 5rage ber Hiidtsbr
aur Mrbeit Big gum Gonpsnt Der Ser
einigtsn 9rubenarb.iter, Der am 10.
Oftober in garbnnbale aufammantrltt,
gu psrfdsbsn. Damn ioa bic Jruz
9. bor Die Oelesaten gebra9t tperben.
goungstopn, Obio, 5. Sftbr.
- S%infbunbert in ben Stsinbri9en
Don Gorlpn, Sobn|on, l1nton unb bon
Der Yennfblpanta 2imeitone COMPANY
bsfhdftiste 4rbeiter bab.n einsn Strits
gema4t; lie psrlansen eint 2obn=
.r6Dbuns bon 5ebn Gents per Senne.
unb MblDbruns ale spei Wodsn, an<
itatt mpnatli9 .inmal.
Wef superior. Wisc., 5.
Ottobsr. - Die Union Der S4iffab=
laber fat einen ougemsinen Strife an
georbxt, infolge beTen feline 9oote,
auf tpelden Mebl uno anoere 5rd4t
ron bier perlanbt tpirb, bslaben tperz
ben fDnnen. Die 3abl Der NusitGn=
biasn 1T 500. sic psrtanesn, bab
aus{6lisbli9 llnion>2eute CUR Gru4tz
berlabung %engagirt tpero.n.
gineinnati, 5. DIT. Ser
Observation-Disclosures Der 8ia 5our=
8abn, @9aof. bat fi4 gepiesert. elm
gomite Der i'm Strife bssriffersn Sc
le%srapbiften Der 8ahn gu empFangen;
Ct min NIT bisfen nur inbipibueq UNI
~terbcnbsln. Die Stritsr bsabf9tissn
nun, li9 nit ibrem @erfunsen elmer
QDfuns Der Qobnfrasts an ben nJeosz
ratep 8oorb Of Railrpap employees
MHpciatton gu tpsnben. @on ben SIS
Selegrapbiiten bsr Big Sour" Iinb
500 Mitslieosr beg Srbens Der giienz
balm : selssrupbiften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-06

tpenn Ou piebsr unter bic Sbbut
b~esieniesr tommf. Der Oein 9atts
unb 8ef9iiber it,"
ssennp bate bieTen 8risf NIT Ell
mem unbsIimmten @efu6l Der Inglt
bur9lslen, bic iia nod bsutli9 tn
ibren 3ussn fpieselte, als Rbea BET
i6r eintrat.
rNun, mas 1T Dir sei4ebm?"
fraste bisle, bic Grrssuns lbrer
Sdnei tier g%enubrenb.
Ssnnp rei4ts ibr fdtpsisenb ben
Brief bes Sberit ten.
.unb 0u nimmit Dir bic prsbiss
ten Defines ssitrsneen Gbsberrn nod
INNER gu 9erasn?" lahte Rbea, ats
lie bas S9reiben NIT fiii6tisem 8lld
esleien. .2ab i'm bod tommen, 9eiz
men Otslo! Was madt Dir bas
aus? Wir 5psi ppusn i9n i9on Be-
iGnftissn. gr fam bo4 tpubrbaftig
ni9t perlansen, bab 0u ar bic 3sit
6inour9 in Cad unO aide fisen
Iontsit."
rab, {der5s nidt! wenn 9u pibz
tsIt -"
,Wus benn?"
Sbns Elm @ort gu ertpibern. erbob
5i9 Sennp baItis, sntnabm ibrem
@6reibtii6 Elm giinoel 8riefe uno
Ieote lie in Hhed'S 6d1be. tpDbei lie
beib errOtbete.
81, Ell, @dpeItsrfen!!" risf bic
iungs Jrar, bic ben Snbalt ber bufz
tteen 8i0ets balbpess errietb. Scr
arme SberIt 8is fpnnte er ober
audi a1ein na9 China ssbsn, ipcsln ct
cine 10 biibfde. feline 5rou but!"
sic 1aste bas init tomiT4em Grnit,
bertieFte ii9 bann Elm Weilden in ous
9den Der 8riefe uno la6te enDii4
amiiirt auf. %. bos 1T ia sans
rei5enb, s%ntoidenb! Mir bat man ME
Oerartises sei6rieban; ielblt Der 9ets
ter 4rdibalo ni9t, Der ii4 bod 10
perlisbt itente! Nber 70 1d0n tann
iid muir Elm Tranoofe uusbridsn!
Weibt Du. mas iA iebo4 ionoerbdr
finbe? Die 8riefe baben feline I'M
ter{9rift uno 9u tpirit ME Bel 0siz
rem Namen senannt, INNER nur:
r@eliebte, 9Ottin msines Ssr5sns!"
mas a~asroinss pOetilder tlingt als
Sennp."
rWabrIdeinli9 fpnnts CT lia benz
fen, bab i4 feline 8rtefe germ aufbez
ben iponte. Nber ia fIr6te -"
rDa 1T Nidts gu fir9tn!" untsrz
Brad 8hsa lie lsbbaft. r@or Der On
tunft Defines @attn bertrauIt Du
mir bieIe toit6arsn 8ldttden an urb
id idliebe fie in bus @ebsimfa4 mel
nes @dreibtiiaes. Ou tannIt lie
bann lefen, 10 oft es Dir beliebt. Bin
id nidt cine quite, nu6iidtise @9pez
Iter?' gisentli4 1T es ia llpre4t,
pos id t9ue, uno tpsnn Der piroiz
&c Sntel Sonatbun es puBte -"
nOu biit elm Grgel, Hbeu!" rief
Sennb, Tie unssitiim lie6foienb. rOo4,
oa fdut mir elm, - pern Dein
Mann bic 8risfe fdnbe?"
(GOrtfesuns fOlot.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-06
Jrau &iti6 an bic uN.=0. staats>
Seitung."

Sbf Neu gorf, tpenn Sic nit
meinan Wann aefammsnItiden ppllen,
t0nnen sic es tbun, 9err DOCTOR, OBJ
tpobl, elm Mann tpie Sie. ba loGte man
ss ui4t oaDpn ertparten, ober OieTes
ma6t Nihts aus, bsstpesen las' i4
S6nsn bod, oisIss is msin kbten Mo=
nat in Sbft Nsu Yorf, oenn i6 babe
ssnus eei4afft uno 9sioffert, uno jebt
min i'd aud sinmal 9eniebsn, absr
mann 9a in SOFT Neu Yorf tpobpsn,
Fsin sic 70 gut 9err Oottor uno iasen
sic mir, mas Fat man bappn, e[pe=
{dsni i'm Winter, apo bas 5sinlte rlur
in Manbdttsn BON 9uGs uno Bartiss
urb &unltseniif1e pie gum 8ei5pWI
8or>parties for bic Ippera unb ipen
0eib9es 5idter, pbppbl es ni9t 10
EeiliI9, bod jeB au4 an bic prsmiirsn
obsr firlt Nigbts au4 idpn M1ss in
6rad I'm polsm Oreb, mann AUDI bic
msilien BON bic 9errn boiler iein, tpie
oas Dreb urlo in bic 3piIdsnzbis<Mfte
laufen le isoesmal nod 6inaus, fir
nabaufiGs, bestpeesn Tase Sd S6nen:
Wir mupsn, 9srr Oottor, fon@t 9e6 i'd
in MQem mad, absr babel blsibt ss,
bann, mann sic erIt IroGi I'M 5erri
I'M glepdter IN einsn Strip 6srum bic
Wslt MAIDEN mifen, bann is es tsin
Son mebr uno tpam sic bic tbeuerlfe
8or bdtten, bon ben 9eimtpes gar ni4t
gu rsoen, Sftober ben bierben unb 59on
70 eine adlte 1899, felbIt in Elm Sldt
tbdt i4 lisbsr aiebsn, natirli9 Elm iieiz
lil9es, in Wanbdttsn, uls in Sblt Neu
Dort Das fsinlte Reliosn59au6.
9errn Oottor Morsenblatt, Staatss
.3eituns, mir balten es isbt 1hon 10
lang. mir bier 1inb, isos Wo9e bsi'm
3eitunssmann bs5ablt. iolte man
benfsn, es pdre Elm idDrer 0erbisnft
for @is uno ab9elsben tpssen Inter
itiibur1g unb Oantbartsit bdtt. id sss
baht. ipdr es ni4t mebr tpie Re6t,
nubbsm nsu(i4 uu6 an Srau Dottor
oore 1irt. tpar1 Elm gaQ bon 5rau
Doctor semadt tporbsn ndr, absr bas
ma9t mtg aus, bas mihsn Sic am BE-
item piHen, unb mann i4 lag r9oa@
mutb fommt Dor bas Ganen," 10 is es
tein 8orpurf, bonn, Soft fei Danf,
d tann es itdutoen. benn 10 melt baben
mir es bo4 fdon gebra4t, bab mir In
Scnsnhonf friu ,tY,h fs,u,, mspThsSn
ni9t bruuden. bod oieiss nur nsb:nz
Bel, benin. nidt als tpanp i9 stlpas ba=
NUM- gebe. fonbern, neil i4 ssruoe re-
neinoet merbe, idide i9 Sbnen mem
2iteneb in 8allbreB. i9 bsnte, ss mare
~intereltins 2ei.itoff, pann sic es BIN
eiuieben NIT meinsr Description. bsnr
9err Doftor, obne au lisen Deer belsl@
bisen gu tpo0en. absr. tuas baben gil
bacon. tparn @ie bic 8iloer b;nrins
tHunt lpie fox Snitsna IuaaH @opsgt,ox
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-06

R~opiepslt, ODER bic Yrinaeb Wmen
Sblba ober Gilman ober Mifss @anz
b.rbilt ohr Gnalaenatmrer, no Biz
DIR ffyreibm for ein 2tpars obsr Sbe<
aterIpieLerinnsn, au!er 2eute, mo fein
MenIh nidt ten1t unb no Sie nihts
oapon babsn, BERN Sublcpib:rs fino
10 2euts nidt, boetsen bent i'd bod,
obne baB ih bldsibsn bin. baB ben
Wtiter Nitf9 uno MIDI Sober tennt
unb barin inters1tsb is unlb mir psrbiez
nsn es aud, beieits, baB mein neuss
9itensb mir msbr @ere4tisteit thut,
als bas fribere. mo- Sae Durtn butt.n.
mo man Ei4 fat iddmen miifen, Bonn
es tpar nod bic Jof9sn bon Dor 3tpsi
Sabre ouriid, poeesen mar Bel oieism
8irbe glei9 Iiebt, bas is eime r~ifeinirte
SoRsistpz2abp bon benz obsrsnGr sam.
@drsiben Sis nid1ts biein BON BEN
aoitenpuntt, erfept ss tpsro angefrust
i'm 8risffaftsn, absr unter urs gsIagt,
mitaus bic Osimonbs III Wati6 (uno
potetbud Of eourFe), mas es penissr
toftet uls f%unfbunbert Doners, oas
min i6 in bic Suppen sfen, unb mann
Sic bentsn, bieiss pdr ous e;nsise
9reb bon Der DUALITY, bann linb SH
miltdfen unb penn i6 ni4t Der Star
bon Der @ielen tpsrbs NIT al bielsm
Steil uuto Der Hifeintbeit. baun elei9e
i4 &c gu piHen, aber bestpsgen tein
Stol5. fonberr gong pie friiber nit
freunoGi9m @rub, benin bus is bic
&pertli6s 8iilouns, bab man ss 9srinz
gers ni4t fubfen labt
yours
MtffesSobn8itf d.
@6rsiben Sie ben Yreis lieber
{srbunbert Oo[ers, es is aus YGris,
Of couris, bab IS midi biGiser fommt,
bsi feline 0utD barauf beaoblt, pas is
Niemano iein 8iisnsb, Das is preipat
8isnsb.
@as bsnfen Sic bon ben Sit? sd
CLAUDE ni6t, bab i9 in biefen 3isarb
geboten tperbsn tann. Sbun Sis9
MifiesS 5. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-06

borukr, unb.n ur tperige parfxn pnrz
ben sus.fibrt. : Die 3ufubren bon
pfirfi9en fmb serins unb ldbt
beren Qualitdt oieIes gu mInf1.n
ubris; feirx Sorten piiroen gulepre,le
ersKIen. = Seine eroBe 8unDel Set
Iefie finb g.fu4t; oroindrs Sorten
finoer isins Ysadtuns. - 3pies
beln Iinb reihli9 porbanben uno
flau. = @rober, seiunber Weib=
tobl 1T in gutter Nu4frase; Der
Martt ut iistis. = Del umiab in
aronsbeeren 1T ssrins uno bic
8orrdtbs beshatb sroB. = Auins
ess linb flau; nur CUTE Sortsn fin
ben Mbnebmsr; minosrtpertbige Sor@
ten linD lelbit gu $1.OO Biz $3.50 pro
SUB i9tpsr psrtduflih. - s m a.
toes Imb BEL serinssren 3ufubrsn
fsltsr i'm preiie. = @emus aug
Der umssssno erSisltsn bisberl3e
Preiie.
Die preiie iiTb, ME folst:
Qepfel, pro SAB 1920. 50c.-$2.5O
9spfel, pro &ife $50. 2Oc.-3Oe.
pflaumen, pro 10 Yfunbzaorb 25e.
Big 35c.
Oamfpns, pro 10 pfunb>&orb 35c.
Biz 4Oc.
8irnsn, pro &iite -. 5Oe.-65c.
8insn, PRO SAB -. $2.50-$4.5O
3udsrribsn, pro 8unbsl :. 13c.--2c.
Wsibtpbt, PRO 100 $1.5O-$3.50
&ronsbssren, pro SAB $4.25-$4.50
tomatoes, pro 8orb 12e.-25c.
3psbsln, pro 6ub . $1.OO-$l 10
pfirTi6e, pro &iite -. 6Oc.-$l.o5
pfirfids, pro 8orb . 6Oc.-$1.l5
9~ruuben, PRO 8 Yfo.z&prb 12c.-14c.
srauben, pro 4 pfo.zaorb 7e.-13c.
Gina : gobnsn, pro 8uIasltiIte 45c.
bis SOC.
aartpffeln, pro guldsl 35c.-50e.
aarotten, pro 9inbel 1c.-13e.
Mais, pro SuBeno -. &c.
Senerie, pro Oubenb -. 15c.-5Oc.
aopfIaIat, pro 8uT4eltilte 25c.-4Oc.
Runos Ruhn, pro ailts 25c.-3Oc.
Autnces. PRO &iIte 5Oc.-6Oe.
RaoRsden, pro 100 SOC.
8lumentobl, pro Crate $2.50-$2.75
Creme : Butter, pro PFunb 20c.-24e.
DO. Oairb print, pro pfo. 17c.-2Oc.
Gisr, PRO 9ubero . 15c.-l7c.
2ebenoes 9sfliissl, pro pfuno:
Sunse 9ibner . 8e.-89e.
Nlte 6iibner 8e.-84c.
gnten 8c.-9t.
9dnIe, pro Slid 30c.-50c.
Sau6sn, pro paur . . 1Oc.-l5e.
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Uiehfutter> unn Strobpreije.

Gofsenbes Iuo bic aui ben faarliden
8sasen fir 9eu, Strsb u. /. 10. seftern Ct.
aielteM Yrei,e:
NorbpehIi9e @aase.
Sen - Iimothp.1e taItes) $l4 bis els,
neies Seu Sll bis SIS; gem. Sill bic
$12 pro Come.
etrob. -Dai,eufrob 81 bis Sc, Rossen'
froh sl2 bis SIS unb 9aternroh 81 bis So
pro Eoune.
Wats - 1910 bis $2.75 pre- Sal.
OehIihe @ as {.
5eu - Gimottn.5eu (altes) SIS - $l5,
reues6.n s. bis s., 8leeb:u 81 bic $l2
pro 1snne.
etrop-@au.nf1oh $6-s7.50, Rosaei.
frob )l1.OO-tl3.0o u.paferfrob t6-S7.5o
pro TloIne.
gias- S2.60 bis $2.70 p7o Eab.
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Mmttions'M
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon ~tpertbpouen u~nbebautsn 9runb=
Itiden an Sreberid= Ipenue uno
Rnhh- G4rnhe nnha Mnh{nn-Gfrn6e


2raft Der in Dem l%.itamtnte ots peritorbentn Sas
musl Wilbelr sntbalt.nen goumaht uno in gsfol.
Qun9 elmer @srfiauna DEG Rrtisotri6ts Der Staoi
Baltimore. piro bic unter,sibn.ts 9srpalt.rin am
M ontae Q, DEN Is. Gftob,r 1899, Tabmittdas
3 llbr, an Srt un0 Stsas aut . fentli1e Ell
lutte p%rrfaui,n:
Sas 8runD # ii q an Der TsropetIeits ber
Grso.rida% 9lptnus, in elmer Gnttrnune BON une.:
fdbr q CUB %iHpnefIid Don Y~apfonsStrdbe, mil
elmer bronte an Grsesid= ao,nus bon ~ureefdbr q
Gub q 3oa uro elmer ourdihnittlidsn Side bon
~uueehGbr 80 5ub. 9runYinsfr.i.
Gtrner: Sas @runDt til q on Der Sib.
ieite Der gopor strabe, tb,ilpsUe on Der 8idisite
p,s obiQsn b.Ieesn, in en.r Gntfernune bon unees
iGbr 90 Gus p 3oa pstlib bon 0apionsS trabe,
nit timer Grontt Don ~unesfdbr 1873 SUB 81 Sol an
SOppsStrabe unb elmer 3ieie BON ~unesfabr Al Sub.
Gruuojinsfrsi.
trfau 3 : 9tbin Gin Srits
tel Saar, Der 8et mad i,6s uro sm0lf Monaten,
nit Sinitn. uno mub CUR 3ufriebenbeit bes Der:
matters Nber e.teat ieiH; ODER Ints Baar, mad
9slieb.n Dts RGufers.
St.urr fir 1899 beaabIt.
Cine In,abfuno bon $50 tpirb bon iebsm Rdufr
5ur Seit bes 9srfaufs %p.rlanet.
SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST CO. BON Baltimore
9runes, Tr. Is, Soutb|Strabe.
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WrGhttae Gptfoas.

nit II gdsr 2ans. id5n auss.l.st; pi. Gottae. ent'
bait 4arlor, 9ibIiotbsi,immer, GbBimner, Rid,
uno F.bm sblaf,immtr; ole g,~au.mlidi.ittn
furnace, Ganes. bsibss uns taltes Wafr, SaDe:
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ben Der Staotsr.n,e b.Ies,n 1T; III a%nntbmbar.u
0rtiie Al o~erfaufen oosr au ptrmistben.
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GeSundheit und Kraft

far Iue, bic an anitedenben 2ranibeten, fomte
an iuaenblihen Derirruneen Ieibeu unb In 5olss
bsNsu sepla9t nit: eHmerjen in ben 9lisbsrn,
RopfiGmerJen. 2sbsnshberoruB. taIsAtsn 3rdus
men. i&tuaHenben aushaiien. "Reminiscences,
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iraeno i~ouitieen uebsln bebaftst anb.
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pielen lebrrei@en Bilbeyn, porin siue Qurmsthcee
Hen 6dnen tets bspdArt uns 1auienbe BON pors
Eitiesm lobe sereitst bat. GaDislbe pirb far as
tu. out psrya6t. frei peridnbt.
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II Clinton Plsee: New York, NY.
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Sismsrs in Tr. lQS. partsAp.nue, nabs 1apUtss
Strabt, uub in s2ittts HuHesnelun0, 9r. 2a
esrsse spsySTetssbs..
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