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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
Engines Drop Into . Ravine.

CONVICTION, Ca, July 24th.-A
north bound passenger train on the
Central of Georgia Railroad collided
with a construction train on a tres
tie near this City to night. Both er-
glnes and several cars fell thirty
feet into q ravine. Engineer Or fin
and fireman Teasley are badly in
jured. Engineer Matthias, Of the
passenger train, who escaped injury
says there were three negro tramps
under his engine, and that they are
under the wreck. None of the pas
sengers were injured.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

A tobacco trust, with headquar-
tiers at Danville, Va, has been or
ganized to control certain grades of
tobacco that are grown in eastern
North Carolina. This trust proposes
to shut out all competition in GER
tain markets IN this State, and there.
by force all tobacco to find a mar.
ket in Danville.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
WILL THE Ne WIS AND OBSERVER En-
PLAIN?

In the last issue of the CAUCASIAN
appeared an editorial extract from
the News and Observer of Feb. 26th,
1899, in which that paper clearly
proved that the railroad property of
the State, according to the reports
of these roads, as furnished to the
Railrod Commission, could easily be
assessed at $66, 100000 and then
make six per cent interest on their
investment. Now, this editorial was
written in February, while the legis-
lature was in session, and the Obser.
yer was then endeavoring to infiu-
ence the legislature to make the rail
road corporations pay the same pro-
portion of taxes as private citizens,
and it's argument was directed to
that end.
1t showed clearly also that if the
railroad property were assessed al
500, 100000 it would pay a tax OF
5000. 900 instead of $500. 900 under
the former assessment.
Recently the corporation Commits.
sion increased the tax valuation on
ly ten million, making it at present
$42 900, 900, and the News and Obser-
yer, in a fit of great joy, threw up
its hands, so to speak, and shouts as
though a triumphant victory had
been won by the Corporation Com
mission, and the said News and OBJ
server grows fuisome in its praise of
the brave % action on the part Of
the Commission.
Has the News and Observer in its
fight to make the railroads bear
equal and just burdens of taxation
with private individuals, surrender
ed absolutely and Internationally be-
fore tba real fighting beguni
If IT,. News and Observer thought
it Jr5T and RIGHT to ASSESS the
railroad property at sec, 0O0. 900 in
February why is that paper now en-
tirely satisfied with the small in
crease of ten million dollars in the
valuationf What has happened to
change so radically the opion of the
News and Observer on this impor-
tant question:
The railroad property of the State
could be assessed at nearly double
its present rate and still pay q very
handsome revenue.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

The interview of Senator Morgan
published in the Washington Post
last week would seem to indicate
that the Senator is ready to side
track the financial question and re-
turn to that old false and sham issue
of tariff. But the procession will
move on and the fight on line issues
will continue even though few fall
by the wayside.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

Ex-senator Germans movements,
politically, are strange and mysteri-
Gus, if the newspaper reports be true.
They intimate very strongly that the
former Senator is preparing, if pos
sible, to defeat Bryan's nomination
for the Presidency.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

Be sure and use that old and we'll
tried remedy, MRS. WINsLow's SoorH.
ING SYRUP for children teethinR. II
soothes the child, softens the gums. Al
lays all pain, cures wind collie and in
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Is cte.
per bottle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
heauax IL Hood Deer.

Clean blood means a clean sk.n. No
beauty without IL. Cascarcis. { andy aitar
stirring up the lazy liver and driving al N
purities from the body. u, ln to-day 70
banish pimples, boils, bloicle-. hlstkbeAas
and that sickly bilious complc2lon by takHs
Cascarets,-4beauty for ten cent Al drug
gists. satisfaction guaranteed. Zoe, &c, 5sc
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
e. 8. 8. FOR the BLOOD

eonlyr who build and strengthen III
old the only which u guaranteed
potash, and other damaging
IN Scrofula Eczema
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta "a
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

Beautifully colored Memorial Caro-
lAx2 inches, name Of Deceased y
bronze. IL yoa have had any d~.
relative 70 die and desire one Of the,
cards. addrs0 Southern Memoir
Co.. Ralsigh, u. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

- WI o'@
Mr. J. W. Loving OF Colqutt. Ca seys: For eight
can vsars suffered tortures from 6ssy eruption on
~ skin. tried almost every known remedy bat tS'y
ixty six was against me- and that could never hope
to be we'll again. finally took s. g. g., and II ceAnsed
INV blood thoroughly and I In perfect health
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

ing new strength and lie the whole body Il inessacss
the appetite builds up the suesgss and ssods new me-
giving blood throughout the entire system
Mrs Sarah Pike, At Broadway South Boston wrsscc
am seventy old and had noe enjoyed good hsehA
for twenty yssrs sick in different ways. and IN
sddition had Eczema terribly Of my legs. The
doctor said that on account Of would never
we'll again ltook dozen bottles OF . and CURED M
completely. and am happy 70 say that
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
General Manager

POSITIONS secured
We ale those ~ho ~ku' ,sr--....
positions: 5000 places uft.r 90.
service rules: 500 y-srI, sts..,.
menss. War create. q t-mat
employees within 6 month
Bureau Of tisst service lu.frs,,t..
LES flfih street y
NA-HINsfnN f.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

Ex-senator Hogg, of Texas, stole
march on the Tammany Demo-
Gratis recently in speech delivered
before that political organization.
Tammany has a candidate of it's own
for the nomination for President,
but Gov. Hogg invaded the home of
the tiger, and declared for William
J. Bryan. The tiger was no doubt
wrath, but the shouting and ap-
plause that followed Hopg's DECLARE
ton for Bryan drove the aforesaid
animal into his lair.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

The News and Observer should tell
its readers why it is now satisfied
with a ten MILLION DOLLAR increase
in the tax reduc ion, of the railroad
property of the State, when in Feb
ruary it urged and advised the leg
islature to increase the valuation to
sixty-six million dollars, or nearly
double the present assessment. The
people should know the why and
wherefore Of this sudden change.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
never TOO OLD
TO Be CURED.

Ia a o...s 4. Assd not scsnn1y mean
n n. N h feeblsn
| - = " all glnknsD a1nooS
Old People, Gives Them -: -:
fosfy thssslvss
fouths Of etnSots
i - fromw they suffer x ssoesaiH - ,
their young BY purifying re oso"e.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

The remedy which viii he
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27
THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.

Section /. That Article vi Of the
Constitution of North Carolina be,
and the same is hereby repealed, and
in lieu thereof shall be substituted
the following Article Of Said Consti
tuition:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-07-27

AIticIe: frOvl0ed such porec Js shall
have paid their poll tax as required
by Law.
Sec. 6. All elections by the people
shall be by ballot, and all election,
by the General Assembly shall b<
viva voce.
Sec. z. Every voter in North Ca,
DINA, except as in this Art. disquali.
fed, shall be eligible to Office, bu,
before entering upon the duties o,
the ofice he shall take and subscrib<
the following oath: II, do
solemnly swear or affirm, that I Wi
support and maintain the eonst;tn
ton and laws of the U. 8. and Tn.
constitution and laws Of North Caro-.
lima, not inconsistent herewith, and
that will faithfully discharge the
duties Of my ONCE q . 81
help me God" ~
Sec. 8. The following cIas.s. n,
person: shall DO disqualified for Of
nee: First. all persons Who denv En-.
being Of Almighty God. Second. an
persons who shall have bsen comic.
TED or confessed their guilt On indiet.
ment pending, and whether septsn-
oeo or not; or under judgment sus.
Peneed, OF any treason or felony. or
any sher crime for which the nm.
'snment may be inprisonnent in ths
penitentiary, since becoming citixens
OF .ne United States. Of eorrupt,op
ana malpraetiee in once unieeo rnch
pei:on shau b restored to the riehfs
o! citi1enshlp n . manner preacr;h-
cd By Law.
Geo. =; The aet shall b in fores
Iron AID aftsg il FatiAeaaioe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18
Damsn> Shirt @Watltsl

aus feinsn percofes unb 2ulpns,
prdfiis seltreift, punttirt uno sspHrz
felt, Idlidte unb sefdltslte Sroate, re-
guldrer preis 75c. 9srabgeieBt ouf
39c.
Damen Gbirtz@ailts aus fsinem
Yereale, Mdbras, 2aipns ETC.; friibsrer
Yreis $1.O0. 0erabgeleBt uuf 59c.
Samen SbirtzWaiIts aus lpsiben
Yiques, inbllldam 2inrren. percale II,
Mubras ETC.. gefdltelts Sronte; rsbuz
5irt BON $1.25 unb $1.50 auf 79c.
Dnnen SbirtzWaiIts aug fsiner
ipsiBer Yiqus uno inbiI6sm 2innen;
friiherer Preis $1.5O uno $1.75; bsrz
abgsisbt auf .. CSC.
ll)flkf l)ique>Damfn~aleiord&r
bneitsr @alrn, ishr melt. resuldrsr
preis $1.25; berabseIebt auf 75c.
Yrddtiga Oamenz&lsibr0de aus
tpeiBam piqus. Oud pber Ginnenz
Graft; friiber $3.50 unb $l.75; berz
obge1ebt auf Soc.
gleaunts Oud, Piqus, Grufb uno
Denim Damsnz&leibrDde, friiber ST.
so; berabeeisbt auf $1.49
auluiiale Vreis Serabictuns BON
Muslin>l llntsr,eus.
Seine Muslin NsgtiesszHoben nit
sefdltsltsm Yofe unb faltisem 9sIab;
frii1er &c.; bsrab9eiebt uuf 49c.
Muslin Negliges Noben. hober
5als, nit Stidereien uno SpiBsn BE-
fsbt, @mpire<Jacon; friihsr $1.O0;
berobgefebt auf 69c.
Miuslin=9Dde, nit ginIdben uno
SpiBsn garnirt; friiber $1.25; herabz
geiebt auf 79c.
Wfuslin 9umenzllnterbofsn; friibsr
40c.; berabgeIebt auf 21c.
Sumbric untertaillen, 8louIen=
5ronte; friibsr &c.,; herabselebt ouf
~oC.
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Cine Grbin fir cine balbc Iillinn.

Gbicaso, II, Sum-, = Jrau
2ucp Sdmerl BON bisr iuhte 9suts um
bic Siilfe Oss bisiigen 9sbsimppti3siz
Bureaus in Der 20iung zines 8ebeimz
rihss na9. Dsl6ss eine $5OO,O00z
Grbi It inpolpirt. Dor einigen Sd
gen beTagte eine pittsburssr 9epei4e,
oaB Der 9icsz9rdiiO Der nPbDn;rz
Yrausrsi. " 8iuiam 5. Wrigbt, geitOrz
ben lei Anb ben srDBteu 56sil ieinss
ouf $500,000 9ef6dBtsn 9ermOgens
elmer Sodier in Gb;cogo b;nterlahen
babe, Der Sotter elmer sSrau, Die er
Dor Sobren 6sirat6ete, als er unter
bem 9famen WiQiam ). Woran be-
fannt mar. SSrau S6merl iagt. 0aB
i6r gatsr Di(Iiam s. Wrig9t, al5
Wm. s. Wforon alIgemsin bsfannt.
feline @aitin por 22 Sa6rsn perlieB
unb aus bem 9sli4tsfreiie ieiner Saz
mile idrpanb. 5rau Wrigbt erbiett
cine SGeiDung. beiratbete fpGter einen
Wfann, Namens GUof, uno lebt jeBt
in gbieaeo. Sic glau6t nun. buB Der
ipirttihe Nams hires 8aters Willidm
3. WrIght mar unb lie bic in bsm Sez
1tomente dendnnte SodJter 1T.
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122 Cpfer bes Gbtlnns.
Die offi3ieas 2iIte- Der Spfer beg 5ors
ndDo5 in gtepeRi6mpno. - 8eis
nobe cine Millipp S6aoen.


naooS in terpeRi6mpnb. - 8eis
no6e cine Millipp S6aDen.
gf ~ 81 i6mono, Wisc., IT..
SUM. = 9sute. finf Sage na6 Dem
Sornabo, 1T ss m0gli4, cine 3iemli9
esnaus 2iIte Der Sobtn unb beg aneez
rihteten S6ubenS gu ge6en. Die pffiz
sieQe 5pDterfiIte entbGlt 1O2 g}ersn;
flint uniOentifi3irts 2sidsn itnS he6en
S6silen BON G0rperp begroben pprOsn.
gs pir0 angenOmmen. baB nod 10
2eiden bon Zen 3uinen 6ebeft limb.
Dies piiroe Die geIammts s ria ItliIte
auf ungefd6r 122 6ringeD.
Der an Dem Gigentfum in Neps
Gi1mpnp perurladte S6aben tpirD
auf $3.50, 900, Der an 9aus9ult1@egens
ItGnoen auf 100000 D.ranTAlagt.
Der Neutrality-suspicious. beldufI ii4
bsuts auf $4,000 unp 1T i'm rai4en
Ma6Ien begriffen.
Quh in Wliltpdutee uno anoeren
StGotsn Wisconiin's bttbdtigt Ii4 Der
neutrality-suspicious. auf's' Bette. SSn
erIkr&r Stabt Tnb $1,000 bsieeItsusrt
unb $4,000 in 2lusIi6t geteGt ppr=
ben, 2tuBsrbem 1T cine srobe Mense
Don RabrunssmiIteln. SleibungsitI-
den II. Sausbaltsz2lrtifsln naa Netes
Hi9mono esfanbt porpsn.
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Allsemeine 0el6aftslage.
giIsnmanes(. - Starts gplozgrpprte
i'm Monat Wai.


i'm Motrat Wai.
gstp zYprf, II. Suni. - q. 9,
Oun &c Cos pDdsutlide 9auOelsz
HunbTdau idrsibt: gs 1T eine Der bic
len Sonberbarfeitsn i'm @si6dFtsleb:n,
bab Oas, mas bic YreiIe fteigern
mada, bas @Fn5ige lit, mas oie gu
tunft perbuItsrt. Der preis bon giIen
uno Dei5en Iteist, neil 9nappheit Be-
fiir9tet tpirD; Mal,gel absr, tpsnn an
bauernb unb pirtli6 porbanbsn, mir
be bic profpsritdt besinfluHen. Sim
iiGtli9 Dei5en i4eint Munsel ni4t
fpirfli6 por6apoen gu iein, uno bin
ii6tli6 giien f6sint er ni6t oaterno
gu fein, uno ili5pii6en iinD anoere
Glemsnts Der prpTperitdt tpirtIam. @s
lit bon 8soeutung i'm 9unoelsmartte,
pab 8plozGrpprte feline 8siorgniB er=
rsgt BADEN; sisentli9 tperbsn oieief6en
nur als 9tnls6sn betra9tst, lpelfR aus
ldnbi16e Sanfiere MAIDEN. Guut ben
6anOels6eri6ten tpar bic 8plo=2lusz
Tuhr i'm Monat Mai Inn % Wiqiomn
Dollars grOber, als bic @infubr, trOB
Der Nbnabme Des N@rportpreiIes bon
Wei5en um SO Gsnts unD Der groBeu
3una6me Der @infubr. Sn elf Wfonuz
ten rpurben an 9anoelsartitsln um
495 Millipnen ms6r erportirt, ats inn
pprtirt.
@iienmansel 1T pirtli6 bolbdnben,
troB Der 9rObtsn prpouttiun, bic in
bieIem oDer in einsm anberen 2anDs je
bd mar. Sm Wlai purDen i'm 0urhz
fdnitt pro WoGe 262, 2,O62 Sonnen
proou5irt, ssgsa 250,O95 i'm 9lpril.
Die Nu4fruss fcheint ni6t a65unfbz
men uno fdsint um 70 9rOBer gu lein,
als sroBe 8eFelun9en an 9ano linb.
9a me6r Shmslaperte, als js, i'm Be-
triebs Iino, piro bic probuttion Die
@3ahfrase nah einiger 3eit offenbdr
rfliieeln. Hpfeifsn mar unreeelz
mabig tart i'm Often unb in Shlca9o,
aber unoerdnbert in Pittsburg; nab
reno Fertigs prOoutts i'm Dur6idnitt
um b Bros. tbsuersr Iino, Ser preis
BON Dsisen lit um 3 Gents seitiegep
unb Der @rport betrug, eini4liebz
tih Msbl 4.582,313 Suf4sl, esesn
1855, ,684 i'm leBten SABRE. Der Mdisz
Grport fat bic Wsi5enz2lusfupr ii6sr=
fliigelt.
SaLGirt baben in Der oer9angenen
Wo6e 1876 8eI6Gfte in Den Der. Stua=
Ten 11rh Is In Snnnnn.
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q bri9ten aus Nuitralien.

Oampfer seItranbst. - 3p0if Spfer
Der 5iefs. - 8erlorsn ssslaubisr
Oampfer eeIidtet.
9tcioria, 8.@G., II. Suni. =
Ser DampIer nWurrimo," Don sluz
fralisn, pia 9onolulu, brinet fof@
eenpe Na9rihlen aus @uItrdllen:
Der DampFsr npertTbirs," osn man
peripren elau6te, III seIihtet pproen.
9lm %. Npril bru4 ieine S4raubenz
pelle. Seine paflagisrs unb Ufannz
@AaFten ipurDen gerettet.
3tpDlf 2siden Iino bon Dem geltranz
beten Dampfsr Sod SlOp" geborsen
nprDen. rlnter Der patronage beg
@ouperneurs pirb Elm unterIiiiBungs=
fonb seIammelt.
@dbrenb ihlpsrer g}ebel I'M Dfal
itranosien bic 9ampfer r5spato, ="
.Mae" uno bas britiI9s arisgsihiff
.Bkibus. Der Grltere 1T oonfaro Dig
periorsa, ndbrsno bic beloen SsBtsren
in tisfss Gahrpaiier ssbraas 'puroen.
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Gin nerniinitiaer 0oubcraeur.

@ol u m 3 "a. GU, II. Junl.-
9ouperntur McSpsenep fat Den Be
fehl erlafsn, oaB Die 2ln5ab. Der
Sfnlupps Gunitp6ler I'M Die Sd:fts
perminDsrt perpen io1. Da er D:ele
geumtsn fir iibsrfliilIig bait unO
ourd oersn Gntlafuna $4,000 me6r
i'm Sabre fir S6ulaneds 0erlpenz
Duno finosn fDnTel.
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Sie Geteranen intercliirt.

Cincinnati, II. SUM. - B
s. oSo6nion, ItsllpertreisnDer 8en:ralz
GomananDsur Der r@. u. g., bat eine
@erfammIuns oss psnIionsz@omits'a e
oisfsr aDrpsri6aft uuf Den II. Suli in
8aIhinston, .. g.. ein6erufen. OaS
gpmite beltebt aus: 8ensrul R. 9.
8rppp pon 3ansSOille, o., G4airmur,
$. 9. Safe ppn Chattanooga, Senn..
So6n palmer BON 2tlbanp. N.zY., 5.
90. 8urlt Don Spcamors Sas., unD
CHARTS Glarf 2(bams BON pIton,
moH
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Inter Sfuilo uanft Die Grhe.

Der WuEtdn SouIaon duf gtegros lpelt
5eusr unD 5lammsn.
Naanila, II. Suni, 1910 @orz
miIto95. = @eltern 9fa6mittag um
3 l16r psrfpiirte man in SloilO einen
gro|toB, Der, pis Die @intpobnsr fuz
gen, itdrfsr tpar, ais ie elmer 5uppr.
ann nimmi an bab bsrielbs our9
Den in gmption bsgriffenen 8ulfan
goutoan auf 9aeeros berporeerufen
porbsR 1T. Cine @rploIion, bic unter
Sloilo gu Tdsin i6ien, purbe genOrt,
Der 30 SetunDen ipdter Die @roerz
S6iitteruna folate.
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s@A Besinnene gamffas, IL. Snni.
Ezfefs6 Nai hinuutrr. betnape o,s sur
fiefen bIlucn Set uno SittIc 0bpptdntSWlpet'
I50 IQel,n Grfurf6n,n fir ben eanin Gag. Sdm5
pi,r .G m III q @ilts" j,peu Sisnitas nab
2 m a; sibiabrt nm llhr Worsens. V:r=
ouiouuaen an n,n 2anDunasplds,u unD biuios
Sridbte Sdeinrperisr 9oriubrunesu AMI Der
S,imiabrt Grobartqtu, Den eauisn Sag oans
,rnner slusiluq in Der W,lt. Rttt.t Ginpsrn bas
o-s.u 0ebt o.n 6Hosrn stpus r.ins 2uft &unoS
r,;i, uur 25 Gents. Csunil0-I
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Muauifin SalD's eei9e amsefomnlan.

NspzYorfl II. SUM-. = Die
2side bon auguffin Oaip, tpsl9er
fiir3lih in puris i!arb, fam geiiern
bon Sout9ampIon auf pem OampFer
Netpsgorf 6isr an. 6rau Odlp be-
fanp ii6 auf beinIelbsn SArfl.
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Grpfe 1rcis=GenplMtion
in msikeu uno Wa(d)z Rlriofrfotffl1.

zoe. umb 25c. 4iancS fir Sac.
5000 gorbs feline 0ualitdt psiBer
Yiqucs, brett, mittslbreit uno idmdls
Melts; tllr5e @nben unb 3eIte Don unz
ieren zoe. unb 25c. Aualitdten, po9
ssniissnb fir soiae uno aistorod;
gum Wusperfauf SIC.
SOC. Yiaues fir 15c.
Dies linb 1punosrbare Bargains.
g9te 'atpsre Ottoman Welts, 10 Be-
liebt fir &leibrDde, allentbalbsn fur
3Oc. perfauft, unfer Yreis 15c.
1Oc. inbi16es 2innen -. TIC.
1876. inbii9ss 2innen -. 9fc.
15c. inoii9ss 2innen -. lie.
19c. inbiI9ss 2innen 80. 125c.
25c. inbiIfes 2innen -. 17c.
25c. apeiBe OreunOie -. 1870.
SOC, 72z50Gise peibe Organize 39c.
124c. pmnftirte id,,uciSer Mull SIC.
$50 Stude punftirfer i6lpeiser
WfuG in neublau, 2apsnbel, ifapar5,
rofa unb marirsblau, eeltreift auf
tpeiBem untererlInbe; rsguldrer preis
129c.; unler preis 8ac.
15c. rnb 1Sc. 9imitics 99c.
100 @tude feiner irii6er Oimities
in BEN prG6tisten 5abritaten, ein<
fdlisBlid gebliimter unb eefirsifter ST
fefte, auf tpeiBem pber farbigsm I'm
tersrunDe; bisher fir 15c. II. 18c. per=
fauft; ieBt i. 93c.
15c. 9ebliimtc 0iamcs SIC.
$500 garp5 gebliimter Yiques, gez
Itreift, punftirt unp gebliimt, auf peiz
Ben, marinebfuuen, rpIa, blausn uno
f6pur5en untergrunoe; frubsr 15c.;
iebt Sc.
1Sc. Sinnen=Graib 123c.
100 Stiide 2innenhGraIb, boQs
Yarp brett, ssfsu9tet uno forgfditig
gel6rinft, fertig gum 9ebruud, 18c.
pertb; 6erabgeIebt uuf 129c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18

eirgeiibt lperbsn, uno fir ben Sranst
port oes 19. Snfantsris Rsslments
Q300 Mann), ous iebt i'm Camp Bel
Mibbletppn, pa., liest, 9eiorgt fpsrz
non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18
@rauiige @lntibat.

Gri6ieBt Seine @eliebts, uerrpunbst De-
rem S6tpeitsr. bripgt lsin ainb
beinafe um nno nimlnt Ii6 odnn
ielbIt bas 2sben.
Saeramento, Sal, II. sSuni.
= Sin &anata, 8sn, au6uhu, eri9ob
beute feline 9eliebte unb psrtpunbste
oann bic S6lpeI eItern bsrielben, SRI.
2ouis Wsimer. @r ergriff foOam
fein spsiidbrises 5Odtsrden uno psrs
iutte. es su tDotsn, inpem sr es nit
srober 8epalt gsssn einsn 9ol55auu
narf. On bem Mu ftommsn pes Sim
bes pirb eeatpsifelt. aabuba tebrte
bonn bic piitols eessp ii9 fel6It unb
i6ob Ii6 cine augel in ben &ppf. bic
Teinsn augenblidlidsn Sob psrurIadts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18
g. sfele uarten fehnindhtis ant bic

~r-> @iele ryartcn fehnimdtis ont ole
.sws sonisin Der erturiion.n. sMsaus@
Wetterton. ieeen 1unmerfias unb Samifas.
SNinntno am Is SUM- 9tr nsn' uno praeotss
Sampf,r ,susou,bsnnuA nm llbr Ha6mlttaqs
gudtunit nm Ii rlbr gb:Hos, l20 Ntilsn o. s.s;
Sfr.i erOs, 1ot,ls in @stterton, mo- Stt N@ %
Eturbtn ouibo(tcu opsr peitr fabr,n ipnntn nm
~ fbsn, pi, ras Boot bic Slide Our9 Die yrnas
iaqt. 0rOB, ec,n,r,'u 1ebmt eunlbsSba@isln
hit, p,nu IS Gub eoialt sauitnps srfrsu'sn n@
l,stes SGhr on oitien Mus lQtn, btfrtotat surna1
Grsurivr aug Der Stupt. CSunil0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18

@enaue 8sitimmune.
Metd: -. Mas, Oein 8eIhihlsieb'
rer bot Dir einsn 9uB eegsben9" =
@Ad; rSu = gsltsrn nud Der S9la4t
BEL Sannde,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18
@eber'S YQrf,

s,arfprb. Npab. yiene Vertualtung.
efrifter EamiIiensNeiort.
e>r fiblfe grbclunqssIlas in Der R6be BON
mcI,;more 3o5 CUB iibtr Dem Naieri2ltgel.
W,ms Reoelbobnen. 5reie Sbaui.ln iur Samen
rus Qinber 6al's eprines sg8a'r.
alor,UoIid,es Bier. 4userleiene Spritucitn.
T;shs i,iibutr. uno tpeidihaliet 8rtbes Souprs
so G.rts Nobl,eiten ,nf gtiieaunq; StaotsSrciie.
o' 'Sn,,i.ue Hepinaunqen iir 3roneps 4arfe'n.
San's Sprincsz6ars fabren pirett ium Yarie.
iJobrprsis $ Gents bon ircsHD sinsm Sunf's IN
tsr etabt ans.
Grant 9. Huburh.
fauus2 mi, 1&G GiasntbImer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18
0inIenqe@mr,eln berlangt,

unp biz auf peitsrs Iadridt bs1oble i'd $ pri
9unp fir quite refine unD gut getrodnsts seaars
IS %. gub blong, &tnszSrcpe, RS.
(Suni16 1Mt, ,S&S.]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18

gro6er Rdurnun9S= 0erkauf T.

usfehr Hreiserabkungcn 9e nuntar=
Nuinabme.
aoaie Yrsbabietunsen in saaen, sSaidsaordrn, Mnsin
lInter;eng II. T. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18
@GKe!
VGKs!

,ur Sieie i'm NusIanbe teiorst nnerbaIb "a StuHeeu
Ku bebcutenb berabselettem Vreile
Gouar0 Naiur,
SIhnrRzCde SoItim orcs Gtrcge NIB Hcjf= sNpe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18
Gusliidsoeutider 9amaelsbsrtrag
&anal : Gurlase una amcrifamiibe
Smterefen.
Semiatipneller 9lnsrifi auf Wtianel.

Die Go6Grgsr S6eronfol9e.- e.-aencpi@
rung bss tDnislidsn S4Ioiiss. -
aaiier Dilbslm tauft eins Gila in
gOnn. - 3ur HeguIIrung Ter
Gintpanberung itulieniI6er Sar=
ern. - NQerlei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-18

8raf 6enfel BON 9Onnersmdrf, els
ner Der rsihIten beutfhen QoeligerL
bat eins 5abrit fir bic 6eritsluns BON
@sllu!pio Olatsrial fur &leiosr etds
blirt. gr bat 100000 Mart fiir oas
psutIhe Batsntreht besablt.
Yrpte fs aeqen cine 8 o d.