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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

When the farmer 10 deciding whether
to sell milk or cream, he should always
take into account the fact that the skim
milk, II properly used at home, will add
to the fertility Of the land. II . COW
produces 400 pounds OF milk In year
Il contains n pounds Of nitrogen, II lbs.
Of potash and 8 lbs. Of phosphoric acid
This is nearly all In the akin milk, and Il
this Is fed on the farm, It may, with
proper management, be largely added 70
the fertility Of the land. There should
be a constant care 20 send from the farm
that only which has tho least amount
possible Of nitrogen, potash and phds-
phoric acid. These substances cousti-
iute the farmers raw material. The
available amount 10 the land II very lim-
tied, and be should take great care 70 go
that none Of Il b wasted, In order that
he may keep up rood supply Of the
6uished product. Nearly e76000, ,00o
worth Of plant food b shipped out Of
the country every year In our grain ex-
pnrts alone. Save every particle OF for
tilizer possible, and "speed the plough,
| the harrow and tAe c0ltivat0r TO bring
| the pbosphoric acid and the potash %
an available condition, and the fsrner y
| on the right road " ssccess. Maine
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

0ItttAe ssVH
- on the face Of Z man who. after q
continuous run Of Bad luck. sees at last
the 6nal shipwreck Of his hopea
At . glance from the sergeant .
trooper stepped up behind my mate
in fact. be had stood suspiciously near
him al the time With . quick. light
hand he drew the latter's revolver from
IL pouch and handed it to another
trooper. Then. pulling some cleaning
pieces ol steelwogk from his shirt front.
hs handed them 70 the ssrgsant We
IN knew what they were
ssI'm very sorry. said tho oflcer tn
: quiet. cool voice. '.and ! hope you'll
b able to clear yourself. but I've got :
warrant hare for you John Farquhar-
con, alias John Tyndall it's my duty
70 aErsst you Tor having murdsfsd ona
nanned james 6extoa nsas tie Cloncurry
q q ah5at ~ 81 q March last
Just raiss yuif Aands % ana bssp youz
keed. and there need b 70 trouble
That's fishE Thank yua |"
Cki1, click. click clicki s1d III
og16Gt - .comp1g1A How quietly,
= cdieaIl6 ri cooaly 49, trooper
= ~ yel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27
Doan's Kidney Pills

make strong healthy kidneys-not nov
and then, but every time !ssfsM1 q sns1 .s
| Doan's Kidney Pills viii cure Il -.
Nashna. s Il H.. vsILinoxn Proasssiesna! s s. sus
nurse. saws: al suffered tor io9r Or NV nvS
! xe,rS With severe Pain across tne SILL
?, Ssene ~ ei r1ssrised Sv many sainsat pny- g,s
sisians. Twas never able to .sa sossn q ny ~.
pemanrnt rsliei i9s lass =. ss soSn ssnpsoms 3 ms
ssms - hsck again with renswea visos.
When % ! bought ny first box g DoenSS ~
+ Kidney PiIis could not strsisntsn .s s ana ~.
vas forced to vsIk u ssooRsas &C., ~ p;lIs S
nsrrsI position Doan's k srrs
hss,yhf % = me- rsHef and am oonvincsd tnese
e no remedy like thea-" -, IN
Doan's Kidney PiIls are icr . ss,e 8, -. y =
dealers, Price g esnss. = SI'ss y -. ~ cesnts
a. ,'0S,s ~ Tit TUnited Ssstss ASnsabw N
-. appssn.. !. anftn1A ~ -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

"Muroerr repeated the prisoner
With. a. Thought . return Of that
strange Whimsical cynicism which char
scteri4ed him
Remember that anything you say
now may be used against you.
"Thanks. sergeant Im ready 70 g
with yOu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

B,cksche ana kidney ache are twh
brothers
You can't separate them
And YOU can, get nd u the oaekaene
until YOU cure the kidney ache
The kidneys are the nainSpf'ne o. ens
whole system s,.s,, vo,,
m rhey are not strsng and neanny w
NAV expect aches and pains and sicx-
neSses OF all sorts - .s.
II the kidneys are wen and stIouf ene
reSt OF the system IS preffy SuFe % oe !"
,~,oorustS heaiyh--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

FAILURE or STATE euilr ROADS.
One OF the most important measures
adopted by Massachusetts, for the benefit
Of farmers was that proposing to help
various localities which would agree TO
bear part Of the expense to repair the
roadways which farmers used for draw
ing their products to market. There h
no question that the bad condition OF
most country roadways has been seri-
Gus burden TO farmers. In most places
they were glad to accept state aid In
road mskine on the conditions offered.
Ii is true that even with state help the
building Of new roads WAS q heavy ex-
psnse. But IL " - urged that when once
made these roads would require very
slight looking sitter, aud II this proved
TO be the case for u permanent invest
ment, the original cost OF the road would
no, prove very burdensome.
This optimistic view does not appear
to be fully Justified. The roads are ap-
parently all right when built, and per-
haps for season or two thereafter II the
oil the past season had several years OF
generally mild winters, with less deep
freezing Of the soil than usual. Last
winter, how ever, the cold weather WAS
extremely severe, freezing soil down be-
low the depth Of the new laying Of road,
ard Of course, breaking that into deep
ruts reaching down to the original soil,
and entirely running the road for use
The New Bedford Standard reports an
extremely bad coalition Of the state
built roads In the neishborhood Of that
city: These which were built only n
year ago are ss bad rs any. There are
three pieces of the state road near New
Bedford, and sll are In the same deplor-
heavily loaded wagon wheels have cut
down through comparatively thin layer
OF cobble stones that Will only bear serv-
ice In dry weather when the ground has
not been recently frozen. La many cases
the ruts have cot through the wet soil
below, and as every team that follows
these ruts deepens them the mud is ris-
ing until IL entirely ILLS these ruts and
the mass Of cobble stone aud cement
threatens 10 sink down into it. In some
cases, on roads newly made, year or
two sgo, the miring IL 40 deep that six TO
eight horses are required to haul the
loads that with good road could easily
be drawn with one"
These roads cost from five to fourteen
thoussnd dollars per mile, the state
oesring one-hsif, not 70 exceed 5000.
The work 10 be done must be thorough,
not superficial. and this calls for large
expense. IL must first Of all begin below
the frost line and provide ample drsin-
age. Ideal roads are expensive To build
and expensive TO keep In repair, but to
wards that high standard our highways
must steadily approach, though not yet
oy state aid through large Appropria- |
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27
APPLES SETTER WEST THAN EAST

APPLES Better WEST THAN EAST.
Returns from al districts show that
on June there was promise OF an apple
crop ranging from moderate 10 large Ia
all The states between the Allegheny
and the Rocky Mountains. The spring
WAS cold and backward until about the
middle OF April. but from that time for
ward there was no frost experience SUI
ficient To materially damage the bloom,
which by reason Of the cool spring was
late in appearing. The very severe
weather OF the winter did not materially
kill fruit buds, and the absence Of spring
frosts served TO save almost the entire
bloom Of the year. In New England,
slwsys an important apple section, con-
ditions are much as outlined In our re-
port OF May 10 Trees did not bloom
well In Msine. Massachusetts, and por-
tons OF other states, and later drouth
aud insect pests have further damaged
prospects. Apples look relatively better
in Connecticut and Rhode Island than
further north, although New Hampshire
hopes for fairly good crop. A good
supply Of apples is In prospect In York
state, with the exception OF q few vari-
cites, such ss Bsldwins, but IL remains
10 be seen what the June drop amounts
TO, here and elsewhere.
AT the present time there is promise
for more than an average crop In Ohio,
Michigan and Illinois, fully an average
in lows, with possibly little less prom
ise 10 Missouri and Wisconsin than
earlier.
Last year the crop WAS very short
throughout all the west, with the most
fruit In the northern part OF the terri
tory. This year, while there is no CON-
plete failsre in any section. the best
promise Is in the more southerly dis
tricts.-Nex England Homestead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27
AMONG THE FARNERS.
~ssssp e rnn

CouesIo1deocs % praco1aa sgrscalsaral sepiss .
s sonc1sed. Address al connunlcak1o1s In
tended for this depArtment 70 HEUBr d. Han
noNp. Agricultural Hflaor Oxford Dsnocraa
Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

pIxriKLD, NAME.
Al"hEr D rA1H'
Licensed Auctioneer.
SOUTH PARIS. MAINE.
Terms Moderate
+. F. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
NORWAY. NAME
Horne Block. Collscsaons spscaAasy'
CHARLss E. HoLr'
Attornev q Counselor.
NORWAY. MAINE
ss.AA~Ay Block. Main ssrsss.
UEsnck a rARA.
Attorneys 1T Law.
BErHEL. MAINE.
Addison 4. Herrick- Kllery C. Parh
uoRATIo WOODBURY.. An, ND,
PHYSICIAN . Sur6cous
SOUTH PARIS. MAINE.
oace Odd Fellows Bloch, Open day and even
Ing Refers 70 Dr.- Dana and weeks. Portland.
BIsRkE & PARKER
Attorneys and Councillors q, Law.
RUMFoRD FALLS. MAINE
A special COlection Department
t.r5r.,s II Rishee Ralph T. Parker
:. A, STEVENS
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
LesA Bea l.l.
SoS~Ar, MAINE
.simSses fuTnisAed and eorrssposdsnoe soncis
A. 4. srURTEvANf. Pm. e.,
pkALKR IN
AssAyed Drugs Aad Chemicals. Toilet Ard
Psysiciaas' prescriptions sccur.ssly compound
Try ssursevans's Headache Fswasrs.l
So.2 Odd Fellows Block,
SOUTH PARIS. MAINE.
e. L BUCK
Sturgeon Dentist.
SOUTH PARIS. MAINE.
AL nv bes, work warranted.
GEORGE p. JoSEs q SON.
Dentists,
NORWAY. MAINE
los Main 81
A. c JONES
Smith d Machinist,
SOUTH PARIS. MAINE
ManufArturer OF general machinery, sseam en-
sines, mil work spool mseaisssy l ana & 'e..s, ..s
repaired. sewing. mowtag and threshing ma
chimes. pumps Of al kinds. presses. gun-, pis-
pairri. steam and water piping done " order.
w ANDREWS & SONS.
Wholesale and Retail Mfrs. Burial Caskets-
SOUTH WOODSTOCK. NAME.
N SMALL A son. Brysnt's Pond. Maine
Bo-cts and Shoes. Dry Goods. Groceries. Furnish
ing Goods ana ClOthing. Boots Shoes Repaired.
2 II. ATWOOD AGO.
Groceries and Meats.
RUnuokD FALLs. Nh.
Buy Eq1ipo,se Waists. Corscts. Gloves and MI
iuery. Bridal Mourning outats . Specially.
LkxoSr BoLASp. LKwisrox. III Lisbon 50
BENJ. sPAULpING.
0y 6Oeds, 6reSs.ss. Clothing. FsrssAisp, Hsrsssrs
BUcKFrKLp. Me-
READO 'ADvEKrIsMENrs
Ihen come and Bog General MerchAnd,se OF U.s.
G. h. ATWOOD . Co.. BUcKrfKLp. NE
WHEN In Lewiston roo win and the very fneet
In the eating line Al Longs Restaurant
s. llsson 81. Near Music Hal. LKwIsruS, NE
G.. II. FUTILE.
Hoots. shoes. Hats. Caps. Cent? Furnishings.
Atches and Jewclry. BucxrikLp. Nh
A. BRApEEN, Muaon PlAniAxioa. Maine.
Grooeries. Dry Goods. Boots and shoes ~
Bottom Prices
TIE EXCELSIOR FRAME co.
Gold and silver Picsare Frames,
SOUTH PANS. hADE
MURPHY. Halter and Furrfer.
sign Gold Hat. MeGilhcuddy Block
COZ. Llsboa 4 Ash sts LKvsrox. NE.
H.J.LIBBY.
Books. stationery and Daily Pspers-
Foss once Building. BRYASr's PoSp, MANI
B. ". TUTTLE. Rumfori. Maine.
Proprietor Brysnt's Pond. Andover and Rum
ford Falls Daily stage Line
y. Il. HERsEY.
Attorney ~ Law.
BucxyuLp, NE
THOS. ;. BRIDGHAM.
Attorney - Law.
BrcxyuLD. NE
J. A. RAwsoS,
Drugs. Medicines.
BucxrrxlD. NE
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
Done zs h should Be.
ATWOOD q FogsEs. soUrH PAKrs, Ne.
RALPH H. MORRILL,.
General Merchandise,
BUcxyIELp. NE.
ALFRED COLE,
Books and SsAuoney,
BUcKFIxID. NJ
L. ; CHILDs. Dentist
Artificial Teeth, t5.oo.a Ses-
BUcKFrBLD. NE
A. DAMON, Machiniss
Bicycle Repairs Of al Kinds
BUcKSIELD. Nh.
A. =. WARREN q SON,
daEness, Carriages. sleishs. Robss. whips. -
BUcKyInLp. nk-
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WHEN In Lewiston roo win and the very cnes,
In the eating Inc Al Longs Restaurant
S. llseon 81. Near Music Hal. LKwrsruS. NE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

Y. N SMALL A son. Brysnt's Pond. Maine
Boots Snd shoes. Dry Goods. Groceries. Furnish
ing Goods and Ckthing. Boots & Shoes Repaired
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

Buy Equipo,se Waists. Corsets. Gloves and MI
inery. BrtdAl q Mourning outats Specially
LKxoSr a BoLASp. LEWISTON. III Lisbon 50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

READ OURSEIGHBoRs' 'ADvERrisNENrs
Thea come and s~s General Merchandise OF Us
&. h. ATWOOD . CO.. BUcKrrELp. hs-
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BENZ. sPAULDISG.
0y 6ocds, 6ress1ss. Clothing. FsrssAsss, nsrsssrs
BUcKFiKLp. Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

/ W. ANDREWS 4 SONS.
Wholesale and Retail Mfrs. Burial Caskets-
SOUTH WOODSTOCK. NAME
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e.. n. FUTILE.
BoOts. shoes. Hats. Caps. Cent? Furnish,nss.
Atches and jewclry. BuckyisLp. Nh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-27

>pI III fAht>. MAINE
ManufA~turer OF general machinery. sseam en-
.ine, MIL work. spool machinery and toeis,
bots set - -ews. taps. tscs and drills maize and
repaired Se~ing. mowiag and threading ma
chimes, pumps Of al kinds. presses. guns, pis
toI. kniyes. traps. etc neatly and promptly re
pa!rcd steam and water piping done w order
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Yrin3snpaur perlpb t.

Disn, 7. Stto6er. - gfu6 Dem
vWfoniteur Oriental" 1tebt bic 8srlo~
bung bes prinaen 9eore bon 9rie4sn=
LAMB init ber prin5eiiin 8ittpria bon
Waks bsppr.
(9er Bring lit ber apeite Sobn bss
GOnigs bon 9riedsnlano u. 80 Sable
alt; bic priHss1lin itsbt i'm 81. 2s=
bensjabre)
Meutsrsi auf Der IS + a m. "
3ppsnbagen, 7. Sttober. -
@on SsSslanb singetroFfene Na6ridten
tbsilen BON elmer Ufsutersi an 8prb
Der r5ram" NIT. 2ebtsr., Nun1en's
frIbsres 96iff, mar BON Der n9so9raz
pb1i9sn gsIeMhuft" pOn 2onoon ahz
asI9idt tpprben, I'M 9rOnlano gu umz
lhiffen. Sic ftanb unter oam Gonrz
manbo Capt. @psrorup's, bss 8seleiz
tsrs Nanien's auf ieinsr Norbpol4Gr=
petition.
Der gapitGn bate ben Iuftra1 Die
arDnlGnbI6e 4iiIts bon WeIt ndh S't
gu umIseeln. Nud Den eingstroffensn
fnuppen Melbunsen perIpsigsrte i6n,
Isin G6sfz2ieutsnant ben @eborlam.
Die Bsmannurg miioe pss longsn
Samples nit 0untelbeit uno our6z
oringsnDsr aGlts, mahte lih ben 3piit
apiIhsn ibren 8orgeisbten gu Nubs
unb tpolIR bas Sdiff i'm @tid taHen.
60 piel befannt, iinp bic 2sute nod an
gorb. Die urIade oes 3prIiss 5pis
fden ben Offi5iersn 1T nidt betunnt.
Die r2onopner ~8sogrupbilde Sc
IeGfdoft" erbislt Gbnlids Mitfb.ilun>
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Nud her brittle geriu& erfuIslos.
ungiinItissr Wino psrbinbsrt absrz
mails bic 8sttfabrt. - Riot ouf
einem Sdnpfsr.

spzYort. 7. Otto6sr.-3um
oritten Ufale tpuroe bsuts Elm lsioer
abermals erfoiglo1sr 8erfu6 sematt.
Die beioen Sa4ten columbia" uno
rSbamrod" ii4 i'm Wettbstperbs I'm
ben r9lmerica Sup" meHsn gu laHen.
Qis tur3 na6 II u6r Der Signaii dub
Der Wsttfabrt gseebsn puro., ihien
gsnug Wino oorbunoen 81 isin. INN
bic 5abrt BON 80 Meilen in Der pprgsz
fdrisbsnsn 3.it bon Stunosn gu BE-
enoigen. 2lls Iid aber bic 8oote nu6
einem h09lt intershdnten 8ett6sperb
uuf benz meitrsth" be Fanosn, lieB
Der Dinb mebr unb ne6r nah, 10 oab
mo Race" ertlGrt tpsrosn mubts, als
bic sSahten um 4 u6r 81 Minuten
Nudmittos etpu 25 Msilsn 5uriidssz
lsgt batten.
Nuf benz Dampfer r9sorsiana,
pslder BON elmer Qn3abl angeblihsr
sepsrbsmaBissr Spisler aus pbiluz
oelpbia eemietbet tporoen uno nit paf<
iagisrsn oi6t beisst mar, pelde Der
Wsttfabrt 5uie6en poQtsn, srsignsts
it6 Elm fleiner Riot, neil oas Boot,
unItatt ben 'Sa6ten gu Folgen, bei Go
nsplSsluno Wnter mari. um 10 ben
fauberen 9eisasn Gelesenhsit gu sez
ben, ibre paiIusiers in @emiitbsru6s
uus5upliinOern. Die Spielsr purosn
absr bon Der enrpOrten Mufs dnes>
sriffen unb iebr unianft bebanoelt,
oab oas Boot ndd NetpzYort 5urudz
teAren mubts. no bic 3aoaubriiosr psrz
haftet tpurbsn.
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2Idntef, Anaiige,
0plf Hlatb 6lciorDde unS SapeS.

~' N>us~ SStStObOuS wv Su%SSs
~Saiior mabe" Wn5iiss, nidt nur in
fdmar5, fonDern audi in OrToro erau.
9o4mooerne Nnsiige nit nsusn tur3sn
5uillen Gffeften, l9li9tsn Hiidsn-
Bor Jront. Oas sSadet nit Der fein=
lten 'Sorte I4parser 5afstta 5eipe gez
futtert. IS 1T Elm Dunosr, lis an5u>
bieten fir $12.50
@olf eapss, fir fat ale gslsgenbsiz
ten paheno, in neugrau, Srforo blau,
grim uno nsusn bsuen piaips. Cir
cular Glaunos, boRr Sturm Sragen
uno &apube. Sin unbsrglei6liher
Wertb gu $12.75, $1,000 uno $6.9S.
Oamen : Sadets aus &erIep, Gbs>
piots, Melton sud- uno SriIb 5rie5e
in ben neuen 9srbft 5arbsn. g2sus
flade Huden, neus snge 4ermel, Dip
Dor" 5ront, fshterlos berssIieGt uno
gut gefiittsrt. 9rober Bertb fir $12.
5ps5isu fir Wfontag $3.50
W}doden 'sSSudets - eins lplenbioe
Nustpabl, lobfarbig, GATOR, gale blaue
HerleDs uno Srforb unb braune Wfsz
lirungen. 9om S6neiber asfsrtigt
uno isbr elegant mitganb bsIebt. Sebr
moberne &leipungsfude gu $1,000.
MOntoss Isbr Ipe5ieaer preis $3.50
Seioe,ts uno 0u6sEatQen
unb aleiorDfc.
Gang tpplene 5lannel Sbirt Waits
fir Oamen, fhtpur5, marineblau uno
rotb; poGs Sront, ihDn nit 2ibe be-
iebt. 9ur4psg gefiittert uno polle
$1.5O 1pertb. Wfontag Ipe5isa gu CSC.
@eraoe 147 seiben- Saillen,
uue aus dpar5sr 5afetta Ssioe, rcor=
beo" 6ront uno Hiiden. Der grDbte
Wertb, ben Sic is ungsbpisn foben,
4rumenaoen= unS @uli=alciorDfc,
jsoer aus 9olf Materiai genudt. Nus=
pabl in blau, braun, lohfarb;g unb
srau, fsblerlos bsrgefeat, Wert1 So.
Jlr nlDrgen So.
8lciorDfe fir 9amen
aus gang pouenen @bepiots unb 9oz
melpuns, Serses uno piaios, Ssoe
tpiinI9enstpsrfbe sSarbe, 9abit poer
6aiten Riiden, nit percaiins esfiit='
teri, loqte fir SIS psrtauft pere
Den, SE.SS
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GQL0ENBERG
BRuS.
sfr. 25 nnb 27, aS,>&erin9ton>Str.
Gin b0(bf berfabrerii@es 8argainsTef.
9eSe.

Giue unpcraleihlibe 9(ustpabl ner
ncmciten 9Nuocn.
$4.9s lit 9lGes, mas mir fir elmer
e9tsn W3aroer @oarf nit ~Glulter>"
@ffsft perlanssn.
$500 faufa1 morgen einsn elegant
ten Nsar Sesbunb r9Orz" "Uluntsl.
$1,000 MAIDEN aus Sbnen ben VI
qentbiimer eines fsinsn Sap<Souars :
tes aus i6lpar5em Warber NIT perl1z
Ihem 2ammzYpfe.
$12.00 fir Steinmarber Glultsis
Scarfs nit e9ten S4pdn5en.
1898 Sturm &ru9en aus shtsm
ldtpar5en Maroer, NIT 6 S4panaen.
$7.98 fault elm Near Sesbuno@eolf
lorette nit feinsm Nftru6un>Ypts.
@rpse Geomftipncn in iarbisen
&leioeritpffen.
ssruna0liIfe 0enetians, 9roao=
clotbs, Sameslsbaars 5u6e fur unz
siias, SO 3oG brett. 9lae nsuen Sur
ben = fraw0lii4 grau, bsuz uno NIT
telrotb uno automobile. Seoe gEto
$1.25 psrtb. Speaieller preis tur
"'ess'fs ssiDsnas Itrsifte ipebblt ploiOs, 800
@tiide. yi6ts beRer fir &leibrode
unb Sdultleibsr, 9tas SOC. AualItaz
Ten. Sir Mpntag 379c.
Sanatpolsne 5onwipuns unb Wez
netians in MODE, erau, orforb, neuz
blau, grim unb braun. 8ilig gu 69c.
Spe5ial fir Wontug 49c.
8an5poGale 9omsipuns ga > aol@
lis), in grau, braun. grim, hau. Die
quite $1.OO Sorte. Mpntug fir 75c.
40as0llige murinsblaue u. i4par5e
Sturn1zSsrge, 29c. Aualitdt. Ufonz
taa l9c.
shmar;e aleiSeritoiie.
39c. fir i9pur5e, gang tpollene
gkpiots, SOC. fpertb. Nur Wiontus
50 @tuds singsldrintter G6spipt, 40
3ou brett.
&C.. gan5 tppnsnsr barb Spiit"
Gbepiot, 50 3pu brett. gins auagss
5ei6nete Nualitdt.
Use. fir 5Oz50arg Grepons N, ben
i9DnItsn 9ltlas gffetten. Wabrer
Msrtb $1.0O. Nur fir Montas 81
hprnhnYfpb Nrsis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Gine Butte Yoc's.

Die unipsrIitdt bon 9ilsiri;n sebsntt
beg Si6ters Der vHubsn."
Gbu1lottespille, 0a., 7.
Ottpbsr. - Die 3ulup=8IIis bon gps
sor 4Gen pos purbe beute Wittds i'm
Qubitorium bes 9fooenriez z@ebduoes
sntbuat. Or. gbas. %. Sent Tiibrte
ben 8orliB uno Der Stuoent g. 6.
8panlbop bon aranlas ibsrsab bic
gron5eSYiiite Der unipsriitdt BON 9rz
gisr. Or. Puul .. 9arringer ibsrz
nahm Die Gabs nit elmer Reos. Die
sSs{trsb. bielt Sr. 9amilton Mabis
BON Netpzgorf. @s par:n lsrporrdz
senoe Mannsr aus osm san5n 2anos
ontpeleno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
GREAT SCOTT.
Sleh6 duf benz Sener!

5leil6 altf benz Se1er!
Great Scott bsgt feItsn 9lauoen on
iolioe Subitana. Sn Der lebten Wohs
gab er 5eppide aus einem 8unterotte
9srfauf fir psnissr. als Den bdlbsn
preis meg. Sa, gu sinem 8isrtel, uno
oa nur nod uneefdbr 500 Rollen
iibrig geblieben iino, pirp Der eroBe
preisb.ra6ieBer oislelbsn aus islnsm
rssuidren Houtine 2assrzProgramm
gu irgenb einsm Yreiis completirsn
unb es babur9 erm0slihen, ouB bic
prddtisftsn 5sppiGe, pel4s oas Sss
birn erlinnsn uno sel4idte Singer lps=
ben tOnnsn, an bus e6rli4e Publitum
Ibergebsn, obne untsr SruItzgorrup=
tion gu leioen gu baben, unb ba5u be-
bsutenh biuiser, als Der BON Der
n5ruit" prsisliIts porsefdriebsne
preis.
2anes m0s. ct lebsn!
Wdre @reat Scott bsfeitist, 10
tOnnte oas Combine" irssno sinsn be-
liebigen prsis bsrs9nen; bod 9ott lei
0ont. biss lit Baltimore, oiss it
Marplano, biss lit Der esissnsie 0iz
ftritt bss Siibens, tpelder niht Sussz
ben pirb, oaB befsn bsItsr 5reuno
unb 5amilisnI9eriorssr bintpss ssz
idnsit psroe bon elmer Yartie piraten,
bic unlerer Raf1e uno unlerem Snz
finite beg Hsdts frsmb 1T, tpslds oas
rpfuno 5lsi1d" nebmen ipiirben unb'
tpenn ibnsn babel bus Dad iiber bsm
&opfe 5uiammen breden piiroe.
Great Scott 1T auf Der Wadt!
Wenn Der 3auFmann Der Mahsn
ouf Der Wu9t 1T, erpeitern iid bic
@trabsn, bic OiItan3sn psrbsn gro
bsr, Der Sinrnel tpiro tlarer, Die
Sonns Tdeint bslIsr unb Der Mono
ideint an5isbsnber. ,Sn Wo6rbeit,
2llss. mas gum taufmdnniT6sn 2ez
ben gehDrt. sisht fein Sonntass9epanb
an uno reini9t oisielben nit einsm 2Gz
6sln. Seine i9lsdte Nslt oarnad,
.Ssns mefiineenen 8sttIteusn nit email
lirten 9sr5isrunssn Iino nidt bsiIsr.
aIs lsbte Bofs, bod iinb lie biaissr.
sic erfparen babel 25 Gents on jsDem
Dollar, ipel6sn sic oafiir bs3ablsn
uo.r gu 6s5ublen periprsdsn.
Gins refine Ssits tGslih!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Worb unb Selbifmnro.

4t6iIon, aag., 7. Stt. -Bni.
3nt, Elm Sdn.ioermeiTter fat biz
Nittfps 5unnp Ganter, neil lie Iene
2is6s DerI6mdbte, ermorOet mo bonn
pur9 snen S6uB in ben aopf ia
Iei6|t esri6tst. 5rau 9antsr mar
Gieentbiimsr;n elmer Grocerp uno
po6n.e NIT ibren 5Ipei fleinen &inpern
ii6tr Dem @aTdGftslaosn. 3int bes
Iutte lie bGuTis ro perliebte li6 in
bic illnoe Witttpe, Die obsr Ieine Wsre
bung ipr0oe 5uriidpiss. Sc tIblsr lie
i9n b,hanoelts, oslto leioenlbuftliher
narp Iein 9e9s1rsn. DIS lis ibn
itIieblih gang talt ltslen ipollts, sriff
er in Iinnlofer 8utl 5umRspolpsr uno
I6pB Die SprOoe nieoer. @ine Stpsiic
auesl iGuffte t4H Islblt aus Der Wslt.
3;nt Ioa in Gbicago cine 9sId:sbaus
5ruu umo 5lpsi ilains ainosr suriids,a
loiIen bdben.