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Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11
II. r. HIGGINS,
AGENT
sHocKLEY & SMITH, Auctioneers.

There win be offered for sale at the same
time and place, one pair OF extra 1int Mules
lbL nands high, quick workers, extra pul.
erS, well broken and very handsome Also
q finely bred driving horse excellent driver
about yearI old, kin d and gentle
"A Terms mafle known ON day Of sale
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

A mad dog ran amuck at the edge of the
town of Camden, Saturday. and bit IA
CANNES in his mad chase. The farmers of
that vicinity went in search of the mad
dog, but did not overtake him, although
they killed several of the dogs that the mad
dog had bitten.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

|
FOURTH and MARKET SIS
Wilmington, Del,
Black Dress Goods.
Our Spring importations Of
these always good fabrics are
here in all the best weaves.
Priestley's blacks stand at the
top and we show a full line in
silk warps and all woods that
are truly beautiful,
Armures,
Cravenette,
Eudora,
Alma,
Marcellite. g..
Gamers Hair,
Whipcords,
Novelties,
Nuns Veilings,
with a fine assortment of Mo-
hairs, Henrietta and Serges of
all kinds. These blacks are in
price from 25c. per yard to So.
Table Linens.
Sixty-sixinches wide bleach
ed Irish Tatle Linen in five
new and very handsome pat
terms, regular 75c grade for
SOC per yard.
Three hundred yards Gain
grass bleached Germa n DAM
ask Table Linen, soft finish
and with iron wearing quail
ties-75c grade for SOC.
Bureau Covers
and Washstand Covers only
a small lot with colored CEN
tres and fringed-54 and 72
inches long, reduced to half
price.
Skirts.
Only 40 left Of Shaker
Flannel Shirt patterns with
embroidered edge-to close
out for 25c from 371lc.
Gloves
for men and boys. They are
fleece lined, extra heavy, with
kid fingers-do nicely to top
out the Winter and not much
money invested 25c ones
for l5c. Men and Boys extra
heavy Scotch with rolled
wrists-the SOC ones for 25c
per pair.
Coats.
One special lot of only Is |
Coats at much below the reg
ular price because they are a
little 100 long to suit the pre-
vailing fashion. If you can
skip that they will suit you
They are sizes 80, "a and SO
in Tans, Green and Navy, and
regular $l2 and SIS Jackets.
We shall sell them for IS each
The ST ones for So each, all
36 in size, and the Sc ones for
S3, in 80, "a and SO sizes.
Carpets
1t is net a bit too early to
:hink of Carpets, as we are Of
ering some extra inducements
o early buyers.
Csc. Tapestry Brussels for 80 and 44c.
75c. Tapestry Brussels for 40 and SIC.
85c Tapestry Brussels for SOC.
Mattings also come in for
arly reductions Some styles
7e only have one or two rolls
# a kind that we are closing
ut at "a price-lO, lz1l and
sc per yard, white with fig T
res, and fancies.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

The Rev. George W. Dame, arch-deacon
of Dover, and rector of the Protestant
Episcopal Church at Smyrna, has been
called to the rectorship of Holy Innocents'
Church, Baltimore. The Rev. DR.. Robert
A. Tufft of that church has accepted call
to All Saints Church, Philadelphia, and
will take charge March 1st.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

Wyoming is to have a new industry. A
modern brick making plant is being made
ready and will begin operations early in
the Spring.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

UVHTCUHCS ITUUI $O.UU IIp 60 VAV.UU
All kinds of Gents Furnishing
Goods at lowest prices. Call and
examine our goods before buying
elsewhere.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11
For MIDDLETONW

For MlDDLEl ON w
With a complete line of Mems,
Boys and Children's Clothing,
of the very latest Style, and will
give you City Styles and Prices
right in your own town. Guar
anteeing every thing we sell you,
and if not Satisfactory Money
Cheerfully Returned. We are
also showing a Complete Line of
Merchant Tailoring Goods to
make to measure at popular
prices.
Suitf worth SIS 90 sold at SIS 90
3" =" Is 90 = II 90
12 90 IS 10 90
{" I" 10 90 8 90
Young Mems and Boys Suits
All Prices.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11
KENT COUNTY.

Mrs. Mary Sarde, of Camden, who died
recently in the 18th year of her age, was
the widow of the late Squire VIM. Sarde.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

Are 81 instead Of $10-anique oak. In
golden oak-the new and accepted
fnish-$27 instead of $40, and $50 in
stead of $58. Even lordly English
oak Sideboard is 500 instead of $130.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11
EXTENSION TABLES
SIDEBOARDS-

Of golden oak are $12 instead of $12
and $16. 50 instead of SIS.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

This is not an attempt at list
merely hints-random notes OF q
five minute stroll through the fur
niture store.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

Ann Taylor died in Philadelphia on
Sunday, aged 108 years. She was born at
Camden, DEL, December 18th. 1897. Her
father was named Jacob Lindwick native
of Germany. who left his birthplace to
seek his fortune in the colonies, served
during the war under Washington. Her
mother was one of the Goodwin family, of
which the late Samuel Paynter Goodwin
was descendant.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

The wedding of Miss Stella Will
iaus, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Williams, and Mr.. Allie Pogue, of Ris-
ing Sun, took place Wednesday after
noon, at the residence of the BRIDES pa
rents.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

Harry T. Smith, freight brakeman
on the local freight train on the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington & Baltimore rail-
road had one of his arms crushed be-
tween bumpers while coupling cars at
the Elkton freigi station Friday. He
was removed to his home in Whining
ton.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11
CHINA CLOSETS

Cf1INA CLOSEIS-
SIPS instead of $l75; some of Flemish
oak at $14 instead of $21, and of
golden oak at $16 instead of $24.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

2. D. Grant and Miss Annie Sidwell
were married iE Rising Sun Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. s. J. Morris, of the
Met ethodist Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Robert FARRELL, who is exten.
sively engaged in the fruit-packing
business at Goldsborough, proposes to
build and operate a cannery at Hay.
den's Station.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11
Bureau Covers

and Washstand Covers only
a small lot with colored CEN
tres and fringed-54 and 72
inches long, reduced to half
price.
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11
Harness.
Farming Implements:

Four sets of wagon harness, one set sing
dearborn harness two ses plow harness, ct
Middletown transcript., 1899-02-11

William P. Dean, coroner for Cecil
county, has served an Injunction upon
Sheriff J. Ross Conoly, restraining him
from selling property under judgment
from Magistrate Philip M. Groves in
favor of Powell F. Johns. The amount
in question is $130. Under the laws of
this state an injunction upon the sheriff
must be served by the coroner. The
property is situated in Port Deposit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-24
I1lLIjiIIaEfe.cslkIllo 81 n p
fBENTON q NlfI1lNl az

MiieiiscoN Sc Foley sznaa1n,ae Jest Z
.rielk,eJ paroWej lily Braci Bo '9'e!
Parowa plla sata n ,1llil'! 30 lndz'
rzniie 10000 stop drzeWa ma = ds1ens
kupujac. y 81 fa ar 3 0
I.4 Jest tam takze us spiecGlhlrrxk ne
80 ty1lsiiecy lb,uuszli, jest duly . store ore
gynerslnY,@gyygodny hotel. d9 sa'
divorces kl5ollleejjoowy katolick' kol'
s,esii5l.
a powVstajadwa newe ceRlanne#
domY. jeden IA store. drugi "a
bank; cegran Nv imifYyn :na. 100 beczek,
oyaz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5
Z.emla " oktoiicy nalezYs DO DO.
nalwiecei urodzainych v calet@
Minnesota. " pobi;zu .zsn,.alldu].ae ZIG
polskie osady. ] polskle sko6cio}y.
Foley p~olozone jest mad kolej4
Great Northern ] ley prawie NJ na
po4owie drogl : Minneapolis do
Duluth, Ktoby sig pragnaiw tenn en-
mlasteczku Tub " okoliuy osleilic,
nlechaj pisze %szgledem b!'zssYch
szczeg6low pod adirrese:m1l: u,
IT. GRADY, Foley, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-24
4 |iHail % . q
IN. 81 ,--- czYLI 80
z,wyciezttws',os nievinno SCI
jCiag dalssy.l

. iCiag dalszyl
HIRLANDA MATKA, ALE
NIEszCZEsL1WA,
I Hitlande fciagIe .dreczyly
smutne mysli, ale ukrywala
je w.liscie do Artusaa nie
uczynila o MICH najmniejszej
w1mianki. Csly czas strawila
ma piracy ! przyspaa!s;abiisa'lnniuu
wszystkiego. czego ;, "a POI
trzeba nadchodzaca Pomiedzy
innemi zrobila przesliczny po-
wiiaczek 2 .zzielonej mnastteryil, 2
ktokolwiek wldzlai tF prace'
podziwial ia ola jei p'ekncsci'
Ale ! ,losliwy Gerard r,zy]
p~ozosta]ych dni IA pomyslne
wykonanie swoich piekiel-
nvch aamiar6w. Wiedxial on
dobrze' ze ME 8 moze m'ee
nadzlei 11ob]ec'a " Pos'aoan'e
tego ks'eztwa' ]ezeh )ego
!, !. ;, ~.
-,
,,.'.
-. 6,
8
=.
- tego Potfzeoa my oy'o
oczyw'sc :Ee< W'spPooiaazla1u sfueoy
I owych dwoch koDlet,
lie iedoak pray tenn wsxyst-
klein rpowatpiewa}, ,cz,by
one osobv moq}v byt podob-
ME n;eludzkie i CIV lego
oLr,,+ne ,,am;arv ME o,1stra-
szvlvbv ich I'D wsp6{uaz,alu,
dlatego. .nic wiecej. i'm ME
L = - 49, -. - CEf -. -. s ~ 49,
now,edzial lax tvlko to. ze
ma I'D brata rozkaz. aby zaraz
Pa "a nu|rroodzeniu usnoat dziecie
-. zamku i.umieScit W Beg
-n;ecznem nielsen ma wvbrze-
zu angielskiem, gd1ie juz
k+ox "a ME hedz;e wvczek,,
,,,o1 haaa;a -, So
,,a,, e,-,n;a Niama.
~ AA1A0iY lAAA MN PONtOSi1N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-24


AZ v, t'aII :'I,Il|' s'llls,i NJ \ AZ \,
IN kod l'l n y ! 'll''||al|lf 4 s9P'e
dvezesnss 81 IRff'AsYa !, ft91 ~ - H
~ayy ! I ;sa'AaJspiT 1 sF'T
jego zan,ia1rom: wedle y ch
]. BOWEN * mal s5a'l kt6 !, Ultra.
ciIswoje poIoHiee il zwiedzszc,
czy jeszcze rye lub ME, m6s
pred uplly:Mem spelna-siedmi1u
!lat plrzystapit DO z9warcla
nowych zwiazk6w. M6gl vice
Gerard. "a, .s sic! e:delm,1q Il. lat zapew--
nic powodzeniesswoim planom,
jezeliby mu udalo sic zaiewo-
lie Hirlande do ucieczki, q pc
uplywie siedmiu. lat WIDOW
silva odejdzie bratu chetka do
ponomnego zawarcia ma}zed-
silva, a w6wczas stanie u eelu
swych marzeh.
Jak umysli', tax zrobil. A
jak prseblegla zlesliwoSt Do
wszystkich swy.ch "a zam q Y.
ME zaraz znalezt do odpoowie-
daie srodki, taxi Gerard zna-
lazl niezadlugo nsiodpowie:d'-
nieisze srodki do ten wick.
szego dreczenia szwagrowej'
Niewiele sic jeszcze pokrzepi.
la W SVEN przykrem po]oze~
niu, byla raczej podobnielsza
do c;enia, anizeli do ludzkiej
istoty, a JUL RACIAL jej Gerard
czynit gorzkie wyrzrtY, re ma
zakazane zwiaki z mleszkaja
Gym W poblizu rycerzem, a
l-lsT- NE-sHf= .H-' Es --.f, -t# r.--...
przez te niewiernost wysta-
via ma wstyd ! szyderstwo
Gala rodzine.
Bee zmysl6w padla ma zie-
ME Hirlanda, ola kt6rej take
zarzuty byly najokropniejsza
rzecza ma tym swlecie, ponie-
waz dotkiwie dokucza'y lei
honorowi / cnocie; po diuz-
szym dopiero czasie odzyska-,
la przytomnost. Skar3y'a sic
Bogu , te niezasluzone cier-
pienia i pisala re lzami list do
| +.H..'H@. E@ --#ttr.. ltEr %-.r@ Il #- 4a.,fi
Artusa. Ale j ten uleei tcmu
samemu losowi, co poprzed-
ME: wszystkie dosta}y sic do
rak Gerarda.
Niegodziwiec ten napisal
teraz inny. list DO brata, W
kt6rym podal " podejrzenie
jego zone, prsytaczalac kilka
plotek; kt6re krazyly W zamku
! poza zamkiem. e zas m nj
sluzbe prawie zawsze Pc sobie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-24

SsssSSssMsN#sS $sses%aSS#I &ssfSSsSfs #ssaaRssgessFe ssH5sS@#Ess$sa ssaaaasHafss
aie'b a ljjr 81 TllIslll| A lz oadds Iais'
lsniu kiai IT. posp 1i|z|s;||Ij'l \
:y,''clb A III XIII k|,ltttd' ~ [ n spoglad1as'llEas l5;z
uf,raggnii,e.nl1ii ie; Wyczek uJaacsaa53lnn;aaI
niesh ~ o ,tttEz,a' Az, z,alogaI o 81
VA. Zblo;n Al opata Fopedziill
a zbiega u, kt6rym wybiegla
O. 4 |. po y Il zalog "A |<2!; !
=; = wi id,z .. sw9 zdobyez tax
niespodzianje otoezona ME
przyjaciorlmi, pragne{a il
|odbit oresem. &.
Ale niedlugo kilku . Z .izaalotgi
N.H%EEA1W T%r=+EF4Ff fFSz SN.EN& NORTHUMBERLAND IF -
okretow,',e,ii pablo trupem, a
drudy " ,ulcieczce szukali
ocalenia. D,!z = &c: nie doz-
nawszy zadnego szwankku /,
|,dostalo sic wraz 4 owa nix
czemna kobieta j jej mszem
do rak ludzi opata zostali
|odstawpieni do klasztoru " St,
Malo. Opat Bertrand 4. ucieszyl
sic n%iepomalu, ujrzawszy
|rzeskie dziecie, kt6re Opatrz-
nose tax eudownie ocal'}a,
nadto cieszy} sic wielce, &c
|m6gl ten drogi dar niebios
|poruczye swej siostrze "
macierzydska .opieke, kt6ra .
utraty coreczki, kilka
RWf.- EH is. - =. rs .& E 80 a.. .IE-H.gE.
|dsni zaleduie liczacej, popadla
" gleboki smutek, a tax
m6gl ia .przez to pocleszyt.
Przywola} tel bezzwlocznie
siostre, opowiedzial lei Gale
zajscte j prosil ia s.. serdecznle
azeby to dziecie przyje}a,za
swoje, gdyz Opatrznost; jak
sic zda]e, ola niej je przyzna-
czyla, a przez to splynie ma
mia ma jej dom 2 peWnosc'aa
wlelkie szczescie ! b!ogosla~
wiehstwo.
Berta, siostra opata, kt6ra
cenila kochala wielce brata
|przys;ala 2 widoczna radoscia
ma lego .serdeczne zadan'e !
|byla ola mlodziuchnego ksia-
zatka dobra j zacna matka W
ca}em xnaczeniu tego wyrazu.
lego samego dnia jesxcze
ochfzcoro go; Bertrand .jego
siostra bylis chrzestnymi, a
ch}opczyk otrzyma} imie Bef-
trand: Przez chrzest swiety
stall sic cz}onkiem kosciola
|Jezusa Chrystusa, a. prawo
do dziedzictwa kr6lestwa
nlebieskiego zosta}o mu uro-
czvscie przyrzeczone.
w / DO
oPUszGzENIA ZAMKU.
Niewinna dziecina zostala
ocalons, ale dobra Hirlanda
znaid1owa}a sic jeszcze pod
panowaniem niegodziwego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-24

# ~. ae #...-I -a.E-.t ts. .sg".EYEf
Kobieta. kt6rej Gerard
powierzyl byl ksiazatko., mo:
ola teraz zmierzat bezpiecz-
ME ku wybrzezom; toWarzy-
szyl lei maj. a Gala ich roz-
nova toczyla sic gi6wnie
okolo tego, iak,ieto oni We
sole d;i sobie stworza q
p lie: DE, ktorc in byl Ge-
rafd przyobieeaai,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
5pei odnfbdre Srauert.
Sran EYoia q. Pinfham's
,peeetabIe GemPouhe" Der 0s-
funShett wieeer ee9ebet.
,,aaun ieet ielbit ntetne @ansarOe''
n~erridtten."
fran Q otrid OaneRN
rpef minhe6, Conn, f4retbt:

fran Q atrid DanehN
rpef winfeS, Conn., f&reibt:
umertbe fran pinfham:-mt
oufridtioem perenieen fdreibe i'd 3RneH
fiber ole mobltbaten, Ole mir 3hr pu"'
oerbares vDesetuble COMPOUND" erp'eleR
bat. I'D mar iebr franz uno lit an roelo'
Ii6er S4wdde uno 6ebdrmntter'osr0fe
hung.
J9 fonnte I1a4ts ui4t f4lafer mo
mu6te Dor s9mer3eu in DER Settle uno Dem
Kreu3 i'm DINNER ouf uno ab 9ehen.
2tu6 lit i9 an SldPun9en nno rDnrOe Of
tiers obnmd6ti9; i'd bate entiebl'ae
s6mer3en i'm Bergen, befdnoig einen n't'
oreenebmen 6ei9mad i'm nlnroe nno
bduf9es Grbre9en; jebt jeoo8 fuhle tP
mid, Danf fran piuFbom nno thren'
,,De9etabIe COMPOUND" pohI; i9 i4late
out, Fam obne uebermiioun9 meine hdrs'
orbeit perridter, babe feline 8ldhnn9en
mehr uno bin iberhaupt poutdlIot9 9e'
funo.
J9 oanfe 5bnen pom Bergen fir 3hre
HatRf9Gd9e uno fir Ole ous9e5ei3nete'I
mirfunaeu Jhrer 2lr3nei."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
ne6rrii6t Der pi6tigfen 9epsIdlen
nus BEN aeitriaen snnntagsblatt.

Die am SamItag itdttgefun0ens
Gonferen3 in Munild 5mtI4en Dem
General Otis unb ben 9arlamentdren
Der sFilipinos, tpsl6e UNI einen Wdfz
fenItiQ1tanb erfu9ten, 1T reIultdtIos
q~eblie6en. Die 5ilipinosllnter6dnoler
TinO nu6 General Gund's 9auptquar7
tier 5uriidgetsbrt. 8ie perIuutst, iino
linen bte 8sbingun9en mitgetbetit
norben, unter osnen Die 4merttaner
Iid1 gu unterbanolungen 9%erbetla1tn
tponen. Die SilipinpS gsben gu, oaB
ife qef6luqen 1inb, uno es pirb ertparz
tet, baB tie mutt neuen 9orf4ldgen Sc
neral Quna's niebertsbren perben.
Sn Maibington bat Der am Som
ffaG hsrrI6enbe Subel iber bic 6rie=
bensofferte Der 5ilipinoS beoeutenO
na6qeluFeu, unb i'm &rte9sbepartez
ment bat 1i6 bic Nn1i6t 8ubn gebroz
den, baB es ben Sn~furgenten nod ntdt
ernTili6 in ibrer angebli4en QbIt4t
ft6 gu unterperFen, fein tDnnte. Die
Spanter baden in bisIer 8e3ts6ung
piele unb mdnnigfoltige Grfd4run9en
gema9t.
S6erIt Sreberid 5uniton. bonn 20.
Runfu8 : 8olontdr : Regiment, lon
peqen feiner pieIen, auf ben PbilIppts
men geleiItetsn Seloentbuten oemnd4It
gum 8rigubes8eneral 6efOrosrt aper@
ben.
aaifer Mil6elm bat benz prdIiben=
ten Mc8inleD our4 cine DepeI4e oaz
fir geountt, 0aB er Isine ginpiQigung
in bic Qunoung bes neuen beutI6@omsz
ritaniI6sn 8abels uuF ameritaniI6m
9ooen qab. 3uglsi6 duBerte Der 8atz
fer Die SoFF1ung, baB ods 8d6el bic
beioen groBen Nationen nd6er Osrbins
ben un0 6rteoen, 8rpiperitdt Ii. Mo6lz
molten unter i6ren @0ltern bef0rbern
m0qe. 9rGTibent Mc8inltD antportete
in 6D4it perbinoIi9en QusOriiden uno
erfIGrte, Der bonn &uiier geduBerte
0unT9 lei ou6 Der Teinigs.
SIN 8ei4stug bat bic nsle Rei9Se
bantz9 prIuge in britter 2eiung PAL
firt.
Sci Warbner, Soabo, fano am
@amftag Elm bIutiger Stritez8rutpaq
fatt. Die Itrifenben 8ergleute baden
bis giireau : @ebGube Der Suuipans
Gompagnie nit DDndmit in bic 2uft
qeTprengt uno anbere @ebGuoe singsz
dI6ert. Oer ongeri6tste S6aben be-
trdqt $4,000 Bis 100000, 0d6>
rsn6 bic b~etpdfFnsten Striter gsgen bic
Ni4tunionz Nrbeiter in ben 8unfer
StQz unb Suqibun> @ruben borriids
rem, gabn 1te in 5oIge zines Srrt6ums
sSeuer auf i6re etgenen 8orpoIten. Safe
@mif6, elmer Der Striter, tpurbe qez
tDotet unb Elm anbersr t0otli9 pertpunz
bet.
Cine Der 6irmu Dupont geb0rige
8ulbermiible gu GarnsD's point, etz
Ii9e Msilen bon @ooOburp, u.s.. 1T
IN bic Cuff gsflogsn. Sinf MGnner
purben babel sstObtet unO brei berlsBt.
Orei &inbsr bes OeutI9en Bidders
S. 90. 80bGer in 0~unsOule, 9d., 9ez
rietben, als Tfe nit einom Wugen buS
@elsiIe Der rReabing78abn trsu5en
po1ten, unter bic HGbsr zines ,3ugss
unb puroen fGmmtli4 getDbtet.
Qus bislen perf6iebenen Sbsilsn bes
Qanbes tpmmen Na9ri4tsn iiber neue
Strites uno bisnen dls treffenoe 8eiz
fpiele fir Die 8eoeutung Der ~pielgepris>
fpnpn Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
,,aann eS midbt ecnug lpben.''
fri. Gertie OnnPir,

fri. 6ertte DunFiu,
;9ranflin, tleb., f4reibt:
sd lit lan9e 5eit al f4mer5haftem
un0 unreseImdbigem rIonotsfu6, 6ebar'
mutter.D orfaa uro Kreu5i4mer5. Die
0er3te, ole i9 gu Battle 5o9, fonnteH mir
nt9t PeIfen.
Man bepog mid f4Iie6Ii@, SYoia G.
pinfham's oDe9etabIe COMPOUND" gu 9es
brau6en uno i'd Fam feline mirfnn9 nt4t
senus Ioben. J4 fible MIDI wie reugs.
boren uno mo6te mid pom JRrer Ar5ne1
inter feinen umfduoeu trennen. 99
babe ie i6On mebreren msiner 5renH0'H'
nen empfOhlen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

f6en ben gingeborenen ouf @amoa
pst76peigen. baB bic Sanu72sUte 8ss
i4lagen purben.
Me6r tntereffante Com
mentare Ser beuti9en
90 YoT5
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3,t perRanfet:
Die tofigiten 9duisr in Baltimore fur
flfine sEdmilien.

9u6 u BON AZ ibrig eabIttben; an GO Gub
etrsf. inutrbalb ein.s9lodg pon alien SarsGinien
feline Strobenbabu iibrt an Der abut por5'l;
s6attenbd1lme; tieie @runotiide; EaumllDtfitsa-
o gtosm,rt,. & .3inmsr, 8orratbsfanimer unp Bah;
IN montrner uno o~eOieeentr Msiie gebaut; rsiptfs
table geadbarf6aft unO teins @sesrtamilien in Der
TSbe. 9reig sl1OO. @ruuOjins 5000 - $500
Sarl,b,n qorantirt. @runo5insfrel $500. GbenlO
+Isosnr,r 9oNu, paNtuD fir irgeno Elm 9ti6dit /,
sSarsn;rtbjtoi au%saenpmmen. 9a9li6 II. Spuns
toas sur gtf6tisung %seoffnet. @a@Jufraasn an
Srt nm Srsae. 300. 9lod Der Observation-Disclosures
obrbalb gtortbsGDenit. tapr.zoIDt)
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qea6pbD 0tpGom Ii r 9rn.
g q d II.
RnItlmnrrr Mnrfthrrihte.

(E,ridttt fdrS.1 e. 0eutibeu 6orrefpoHosut:t.1
Baltimore, ben 80. apriI 1899.
Tie btutist WsiJsHiuiuhr betrus lls2l4 Suihels
Der Glcpdtortuzg3orrat 939,77S Suihet, Scrlauot
BON ben Slepatoytn SCOT SuibeI. Ssrtoutt DurS
ben $500 9uitel HHo ed. WaggoHs.
Tolssnot Gabele Seist Den h:utiQtH, ott sti!El9eH
uno ben lettidbristu StaHo Der G3tiBeupreiis ID peu
aleIdeuoer ueberfIdt:
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e.bt : Raitimntn aaer @rObsn, NIT uno obn.
GanlpfttGsl GOm6inattOns !. 3ar4l64srungs= una
ann nalg. SampfttHsl, nsu uno otbrau6t, BON :
ss 100 VftrOtirdftt aui eaVtr uno biaie lu ptr.
saufen. oorijpntais uno ~ptrtitals 9ampfmai6 intu
nit ;ra,no rpsiGen etfrinibten 9itro..rdften, men
sssr aebranAt. gtbrau6te Nai9intrisn bilDtn
sin,u n.atu 3iptie mtints 9si6dits, uno psrO. id
MIR Sabrifat. srittr alafs uno in gut,m 3uhanOl
btiiuolih ~fubrtn.,
Gas unp @aiolin:Nlaldin.n.
On babe einies Btrfltnse fir NdI6in.n=W eri:
ii fftSr ionic Sol,btarbtituuo sWai4insn an SanO.
eea n.n , ss niht aniebeH tonHtn, oab oi.ielstu
:smois otbraudt uurpeH, bobe SualitGt.
HSdte Gualitd!en BON &ituItn, uGo pirO fir
isOsa aiismtn Elm 99aSr e]araatist;
mn asn, Roftenb,re1nune g~tIieiert fir Die g. & 6.
Saators BON 1899 unD fir Mai6iHen 666ftr Qua,
Iitdt. ca %
qaa,r6aug: Grobs urD 9tlts 6trahe. (Sau24)
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Mn,elgen.- 3n nerfan1en.


Sine Der id0niteu @drtntrei=Gurmeu in Gnnapos
liz, prsi elder grob, nit i6bnem eaus ntbt alien
g-:quemlitftIttn, Ionic outss Uafer. 9a6juiras
gen BEL @eor0, Deiisi, annapolis, Wo.
(gpr:iG-l0lt.)
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SdifsfarteH

ma ii uup BON Gmrcpa fiber Bremen Soer cams
bmre ttforst bic
erpessttsn pes -7eatfdben GsrreFpsnesmtem.s
--EsQ6s UesimsyssGt< uni WenpCfDsssxSe
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Mnselgen. -3m uermletheM.

crosses suerfef. 2agerbaus
fir 0adreu unD aQssnttine GaesrHna. 100 bel 100
CUB. 8iuigite 2agTmittbe in Der 5tdot.
s. 8. 81 atlorp, Nr. z, 2iebtSStraBe.
nTnn2l-
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@or i9 ni6t Der 9lidli6Ife unter
Der GDnne? 9atte ni4t 5ortlno '4r
5in6orn nit ben rei6Iten 9aben per- =
f6nenberi13 ouF midi uuS9ettrsnf?
ga, ib mar gu b%sneioen. NEein Zoos
iiber oues Grparten fa0n unb 9roB
uno erbaben. 0as fdDnIte, bas bsrr@
Ii6te Nei6 Der Grbe liebte i'd NIT al
Ter 8raFt, nit oler Snbrunlt Der 9eez
le; unb bieIes a~ngebettte Weien erfptz
berte aus poGItem Ser3en nit aler
feuI6en 2eibenf9aFt bie1e Soluble,
tpie fie nur elm tpei6sS iungfrdult4sS
9er3 gu empfinoen permag.
GOrtissung iOlGt.l
Sci Der Muni3tpotpa6 /
am 9ten tag DerDen Die
WubIIptaIe nurbon 6 Il +
Morqens bis 5 Il Pr q q d.
mittags pffen fetn. nt6t
bis 6 ubr, ME sS Fru9er
m II r
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felbIf elm Itdnbiees SrheIter 5u biiOen.
Die 4nertennunq oofumentirt Iih dber
am beItsn our9 3abtrei9en 8eiu4. SH
osm CONCERT piro u. u. RoiIini'S
.Stdbut Mdtar" bon einem bier6unA
bart Stimmen itarten Gbor our Qufs
fu6rung ge6ra6t. Der Gbor Miro Ii4
aus ben MitgIieoern Der berf6isoensn
R;r6n6Drs unb oemienigen Der pSrda
torish : 9eis1Iddft," n6drmOnie" uno
n8ermdnid : Mdnnsr4or" 3uIummena
feBen.
QuBer benz .Stabat mater" itebeH
Meberbeer's SuNrtijre gu pDinorub"
unb MarI6 aus @alOmart's nGDnis
ain BON Saba" auf Dam Progrdmm.
6r. Ban 6ulTtebu fpiro nit Sr4eIters
uno 5drfen : 8s9leitung SGnoePS
nQaroo" fpielen. 0as Solo : Quars
fett in .@ta6at Matsr" iibsrnebmsn
Frl. 8atbrin 6iIte, sri. Goitb Wiaer,
ST.. q. 8. @eber un0 Signor @lemtnt
8eloonu. SRI. 6ilte piro auBeroem
Tingen ,gpmpbs ano SpIOana" DON
8embero, unb Siqnor 8elogno bic
nSumbourmaipr Nrie" aus sc @dt7
RI" BON 96pmds. Morqsn Qbeno fins
bel, in Der gMuIit6aQe" cine @borprobe
itdtt.
qea6obD 0ipfom ii 7 9rn.
8D6du.
SamRuq @6tno rurbe o1s Qeabos
boz9iplUm 6rn. @barles $. 8Ohou
I'M eoboop=WuTitzGp nIerOutprium
qeleQentli6 zines Rstitals iibsrgeben.
Sn oemFe!6en nuroe cine Qn3dbl OOu
6rn. 8o6uu tomponirte 9onperts sum
8DrIrdge gebra6t, neihe DaS 3u!ent
beg nit BEN Diplom Qusge5ei6neten
i'm i60rRen 2i6Ie 3eigIen, unD 5por
elm Strei6 Quartett, pier 2ieoer unT
eNe 8lapier = SonaIe, ionic cine Gon'
3ert : Suberfiire.
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Batttmu-cr GFtHirnsSorfe.
(gerthtet fur ben -Dsutihtu Correspondents" ourN
Ytio6cnoort, Sttuer q Sol
Baltimore ben %. AptI 1888
gtbbtnoorI, Oliver & 50. brretHeu Iur iSrdHes:
Sautisrss9rat 6.l9R-....y GuI 6o2a9s, Gul
siht 5.lbz-......., fautmdnntibe 5.2l4-o.2O3S
6OEa1,. R,tbsmarl "a GIG, @uloeu 3SS.
Gterlins 8GHti,rS All 80 8age 4.S62- ..'..-
oui Stht 4.S71a, tauimdHuiihe 4.S5.
n s.,f. nnrF ~ hI.Gnnnn MHaHfrn-R nria-