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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-21
The State Fair

Tomorrow will be q gala day at the
State Fair. Commencing at l o'clock,
p. m, there will be bicyc.s relay race of
II men two miles each. one mile handi-
cap, free for all, one-half mile handicap
free for all, one-quarter mile handicap,
free fer all. Magnificent trophies will
be presented to all winners. In aaditis''
running races as follows: Five furlongs
for 2-ysar-o!ds, purse $3.50; running l IA
miles, purse $500; running five-eights
mile, handicap, purse 500; running one
mile, money at every pole for horse in
front.
The Virginia x Truckee railroad will
hold local train until $3.50 p. m.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-21
A Big Record

The following mplimentary men
ton was clipped from the F,esno Re
publican of Sept. Atm 10 0:
Total 1928 is the record of the Ellie
ford company for five nights this week
and matinee and two night enter
tainments yet to hear from 1t is a re
cord that any manager can be proud
of. Five nights of weeks engage
ments amt nearly one half of the popu-
lation of the city Told census) has at
tended the performances. Put in that
light the signifca nee Of the tabulated
figures will be appreciated.
But the play last night. 1t was Da-
vid Belasco's ''The Charity Ball, ;" and
| It's representation by the Elleford com
pany was a revelation. With every
one who knows anything about the
stage and of Theatrical companies, the
reputation of the company which pre-
sented it last night rose 100 per cent.
1t is unreservedly the very best thing
that it has done, far exceeding the ef-
fort on the previous night in 1.-The
Fatal Card The representation
would have been a credit to almost any
company, for it was given con amore.
EIleford company plays weeks en-.
gagements in Carson beginning Mon
day Sept. oath. Prices, 10, 20 and &c
cents opening play. The American
Girl seats now selling.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-21
ALL SORTS.

Trib cures insect bites and stings
Miss BERTHE Cohn is visiting in Reno
w. E. F. Deal paid Carson visit
yesterday.
The G. & C. locomotives are now
burning coal.
Senator Livingston returned on yes
terday's local from Reno.
The mail train surprised the natives
yesterday by arriving on time.
Mr. and Mrs John Sullivan have re-
turned from their visit to California.
Congressman Newlands ard the Com
stock Glee Club passed through la t
vening.
Mrs. LATE Sprague, W ho has teen visit
ing in San Francisco, returned yesterday
morning.
The policeman who shot James I,iehm
at Virginia City has been suspended
from duty.
AL tuc uc" SSllooI UOohS CuOfbcO Us
the State Board can be had at the Fox
store.
The assessment roll OF Lyon county
foots up to SLIP, 12S this year, a:
against 81, 1913, 405 last year.
An unknown man committed suicid.
in Reno Wednesday by taking NOR
phine.
Fourteen tons Of mining machiner,
were shipped yesterday to the Dunder
berg mine. near Bridgeport.
w. c.. Williams, the pioneer Of OF
inghouse, is having 10 tons of or
milled The first twelve tons yieldet
1920
After an extended visit with friends il
this city, Miss Dottie Hark departed YES
terday morning for her home in Mil
Valley, Cal.
CIDER-AnyOne wishing fresh, swee
apple cider can get sane of Ed PatteI
son. King street for 80 cents a gallon
Bring your jugs.
Tom Connors, Il fOm er employee {
the Carson Mint, had his foot crushed
by q tim Der while working 10 tn
Chollar. 1t took three stitches to clos
the wound.
Ed Conroy was held up in the ale
back of Con- mercial Row Tuesda
night aud relieved Of $50 He got tt
'sstrong arm and was in trance b,
fore he ''got his glims" an bis assai
ants Journal.
4 watch and jewelry repairing esta7
lishment has been opened by A. z. d,
puts opposite the postotfice. Repairir
of fine watches, engraving and all kin,
OF jewelry aud spectacles are his spe
ialties He has in his window Marin
thermometer which can always be d
pended upon for correct time. Work Sc
in from out of town will be attended
with promptness.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-21
Married

In Butte City, Montana, September II
1900, Luke oakley and Mrs. Lizzie Olco-
vich.
Mrs. oakley was formerly Miss Lizzie
Barrett of this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-21
Round Trip Rates,

The railroad has granted the follow
ing reduced rates over the V. & L. for
those wishing TO attend the Orsmby
County Fair:
Virginia City. s. %: Gold Hill, 81 %;
Mound House, Sl.O0: Frank town, slOG:
Washoe, sl.0O; Reno, $3.50. Good on
regular trains from Sept. % to Sept
3Oth
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-21

FOUND A Yale key with small
lock and chain attached. Owner call
at Secretary of States Office
J. NJ. Johnson has opened his drug
store again and will sell drugs according
to the hard times.
LOST-Between Washoe valley and
this city, dark coat with pocket book
Liberal reward 70 party returning it to
this Office.
FOR RENT-On north Carson ST., u
modern house, furnished or unfurnish-
ed: bath, and piano if desired. Apply
at this Office.
TT. Farter, may lie found at the old
stand where ne will give his whole tim,
| and attention TO watch a,d jewelry Tt
pai.iAg and the scientific !. u.-y OF
glasses.
| Joe Plat has ius' received a new in.
voice of gents fall underwear. It's The
finest line in this city, and the Pioneer
! ciOthier invites Inspection.
The Thaxter Drug Store has received
and has on display fine line of vases
| pictures, fancy calendars, ceiluloid toile
sets, perfumes --latest odorsl, porcelain
fancvware, glove and handkerchief boxe
etc. They sell cheaper than any house il
Nevada. The public is cordially invite,
to call and inspect and price goods.
W ANTED-Informa as to tn
Whereabouts Of one Jepsha Mccartney
who has been in Nevada for numbe
of years. If he, or one who knows c
his wherea bouts will address the ur
dersigned he will hear of something t
his ud Wax cage.
Mrs. SIMON BRYANT,
Clarks Hill. Ind.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-21
The Primaries

There being but one tick CT i'll the tiela
at thu Silver primaries yesterday. there
was very little excitement. tiity-thre rec
votes We're est. Tie names Of those
elected have already been Published.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-21

Articles Of incorporation were fled
yesterday with the Secretary of State for
the Last Chance Mining Company.
Evening star., 1900-05-02
DECLINES TWENTY PER CENT,
Showing as to Mortality in District
the Past Week.

During the week the mortality of the Dis
trict declined 20 per cent, as compared with
the preceding week. There were 10
deaths as against 1877. OF the decedents 81
were white and 40 colored. These figures
give the annual death rate of "a for each
thousand OF the whole population. For the
whites 1t was 1914 and for the colored
2s53. The principal changes from the last
report were a decline from 10 to in NOR
tality from heart diseases. and 16 to IL in
that from pneumonia. The continued pres
ence of grip~was manifested by causing 10
deaths. There were fatal cases of typhoid
fever, and 1 each of diphtheria, measles
and whooping cough. There were 8 deaths
by violenceI murder, from burns, from
drowning, 1 from fall and 1 caused by
street car accident
At the close of last report there were
cases ofssmallpox under observation. Dur
ing the week l new case developed and 2
were discharged. leaving cases still in
hospital.
OF diphtheria there were 81 cases in quar-
antine at the close of last report. During
the week Is new cases occurred and %
were discharged. leaving 81 cases in isola-
ton. in 81 premises.
There were 6s cases Of scarlet fever under
treatment at the close Of last report. Dur
ing the week IL new cases were reported
and II were discharged. leaving 62 cases,
with warning cards in 4S premises.
Evening star., 1900-05-02
PopuLIsTs CHOOSE DELEGATES.
Instructed to Vote for Bryan First
md Last,

number OF members Of the peoples
party OF the District met at the headquar-
tiers of the Antitrust League. No. 1923
Pennsylvania avenue, and adopted a plat
form and elected delegates to the populist
national convention to be held at Sioux
Falls. S. D. ]. II. Turner was made chair
man and James Gallagher, secretary.
The resolutions reaffirmed devotion to the
principles enunciated by the national con-
ventions of the peoples party in 1892 and
1896. welcomed and congratulated those who
have waged war against trusts. condemned
the use OF the army in Idaho, denounced
monopoly, militarism and Imperialism, and
instructed the delegates to cast their votes
at Sioux Falls first, last and all the tml
Evening star., 1900-05-02
ordered by Commissioners.

The following orders have been issued by
the District Commissioners:
That sewer be constructed In Lowell
street, West Brookland, between 7th and
sth streets, at an estimated cost OF $500,
chargeable to the appropriation for sub
urban sewers, 1901.
That 500 feet of 6-inch water main be laid
in Newport place between 21st and 22d
streets northwest, at an estimated cost of
$751;
That the floor of the P street bridge be-
tween the tracks and rails of the Metropol-
itan Railway Company be relaid, at an es-
timated cost of $500; one-half of which
amount is to be charged to the appropria-
ton for repairs to bridges, 1900. and the
other half to the Metropolitan Railroad
Company, ss required by LAVE
Evening star., 1900-05-02
ANNUAL ENTERTAINER
commencement Exercises of RalstOn
University of Expression.


University of Expression.
The commencement exercises of the Raj
ston University of Expression were held
last evening in the college hall, on G street.
1t was the fifteenth public entertainment,
well, of the pupils of the institution. The
program of the evening was in four parts
and consisted of selections recited by each
member of the graduating class and by the
post-graduates. In this way what had been
accomplished with the students of oratory
and expression was amply illustrated. The
large audience was much pleased.
The graduates were: Lillian K. Baron, M.
Madeleine Beard. Mary A. Bell, nellie Ross
Barton, Charles John Bohrer, Zuie d. Bris-
coe, Evie Brown, Frank Edgar Buxton.
California Childs, Willard Henry Colman.
Pauline Conner, Cornelia Cornelison, Ber-
tha May Delano, Lauren Dillon, Frances
Moore Dewey, William H. Esdor, Ulysses
Grant Fletcher, Georgia Vivian Fuller
Emma Ross Goodwin, Anna Marie Grace,
T. Alsobrook Harrison. Mabel Georgina
Hax. Ida B. Henderson, Mabel Ophelia
Hockema, Mae Esther Hulse, Jane Drusilla
Hutchinson, Charlotte A. johnson, Daniel
H. Jones, Maud Adelaide Jones, ]. w.
Kirschner, Julius Edward Kulstad, Harriet
Latham John A. Lee, Oscar Lillemo Anna
Lena Meals, Mabel A. Estella Moore John
Henry Morgan, Jennie Simpson Partridge.
Mary Amanda Peirson, Hugo Frank Prues-
sing, Carrie Louise Richardson, Charles
Warren Robbins, Martin Earl Rockwell
Joseph F. Sheriff., Gail Sheriff.. Edward
Lytton Spalding. Susan Stone, Vivienne
Taylor, Walter Daniel Taylor, Lewis Ray
mond Thomas, Charles w. Uecke. Georgia
Evie Wade, Annie Bertha Walker, Retna
" Wright. Post-graduates: Emma Frances
Albertson, Sarah Fenton Arnton, Henry
Herbert Cook, Kathryn Clyde Emmert,
Emma Elvira Holton, Adelaide c. Nowak,
Harry Claiming Rudd. George Nicholas
ZahpdpaJ
Evening star., 1900-05-02

Suit in equity for injunction was filed to-
day by the Chr. Heurich Brewing Com
pany against John E. knight, who con-
ducts restaurant and saloon business on
Pennsylvania avenue. It is sought tn re-
strain the defendant from selling and die
posing of lager beer brewed by other brew
as and for and under the name of
Heurichs Maerzen beer, brewed bv tho
complainant.
Judge Barnard, in Equity Court No Q
has signed a restraining order fixing the
preliminary hearing of the case for Nav
8. The complainant is represented bv Al
torney Leon Tobriner.
Evening star., 1900-05-02

Tor William Jennings Bryan as the nomns.
for President ''o'''Aiiee
j. L. Doyle and ]. H. Turner We're chosep
Geiegates and James Gallagher and G r
Sudworth. alternates to carry ort tbesn ~
structions to Sioux Falls "
Evening star., 1900-05-02

An entertainment was given in the
amusement hall of ST. Elizabeth's Asylum
Monday evening. The following program
was rendered: Selection by quartet, Mrs
Joseph Chunn, Miss Margaret Koontz and
Messrs. Dana Holland and Barker; seIec-
uons, Miss Isabelle Shelton; contralto solo.
Miss Margaret koontZ; mandolin club num-
ber. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thompson and the
Misses Skidmore and Springsguth; soprano
solo. Mrs. Joseph Chunn: bass solo, Mr.. Da-
ma Holland; humorous recitation, Mr. Geo.
Speidel: vocal duet. Mrs Chunn and Miss
Koontz; mandolin club number Miss Cath
crime koontz was the accompanied.
Evening star., 1900-05-02

WASHINGTON r. g. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
should he read daily, changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded To the ports Of
sailing ,lailv and the schedules Of clOsings
ranged On he presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending May .,
1900 the last connecting closes will b. made from
this Office as fol 'Ovs:
Evening star., 1900-05-02
Capitol Hill Branch.

Capitol Hill branch for receiving Star
advertisements has been established at
Dobyn's Pharmacy. corner ID street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Classified
advertisements will be received there at
regular rates.
Evening star., 1900-05-02

In this lot are the handsomest and most
fashionable broadcloths, Venetians, and
the ike in black blue. tan, castor, mode
and red; with jackets; In several styles
and silk lined: with skirts having the ~
box pleat backs; which sold up to S25,
for $l2gS.
Evening star., 1900-05-02
Washington, 6OOF St.N.W.

New York, 78 Hudson St.
Boston, "a Central St.
Philadelphia, 125 So. Front St.
Pittsburg, McCance Block.
Evening star., 1900-05-02

wF1,NESDAY-,b1 At 7:l5 PM for EUROPE,
Per ss r bismarck. from New York. via Ply
mouth and Hamburg. Mail for FRANCE. SWlTZ-
ERI.AND ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TTR
KEY E,sYI'T ard BRITISH INDIA, via Cher
t-ourg must be directed Per f bismarck
Ih, At 715 PM for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND
-. LII:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
Hciu(mtipncn.

she Notwithstanding pespg ereins n
ieufe unb s a ri ante en-" ipuroc
an 6reitaq, Den II. 0ai 1900, Nadmittaqs llbr,
suiahihen Qerufen, uno fanpen Die fplsenbeu
2[anerbel6lihe einitimmiQc gnnabme:
Sd ole Witqlieoer bes r@erens Der Gaufleute
fiWt @ nnn Dem am 10. Mai 1900 erioletsn plDb=
0en Ibleben bes
Srn. s8tlliam 8. Sones.
Sbabmeiiters bei.r Organization, erbalcn babsn,
lptnlben biclelbtu ibrer tiecn Srauer iber itin
Qbltben susoruf 3u esbsn uno isinem Inaeocufer
ttfen abtunasbolen Sribut au solen. Sesbalb
fei IS
gei6leiien, bab mir pur6 ras Mbleben
unicrcs qeo6teten 9erensmiteliooes uno Gr.unz
Dts, oefen unbefledter Gbarafter alien ieinen Vtlz
mcnlten als erbabenes @eiipiel Dcnen fDnntt,
enen bcrben @erluit erlitten baben 9Sdbreno
itnes ldnqen rebtd)affeuen unb ebrenpoaen 2c=
benslaufes erfrcute er ib Deg Yertrauens unb Der
ed)tnnq Giler, nit benen perfebrtc.
Surb bic ttrenge uno atipiienbafte GuimertIdm=
fet, ipe6e er Den manniQ Qfacben ibm ibertraQtnen
SeIbofts=Sntereiten Domete, eeipann or Den Rlt
her uripanoelbaren unD QeipHenbaiten Vflibter=
fillune. Mls SDasmeiter pieisr gereinisung
bonn 8. Santar 1893 bis SIT ieinem Ibeben NIB
incte er oieiem Sienite piele 3cit uno @rbet pbne
Gnteeltuna. Gr enneoiqc fb Der Sunttionen icis
mes Gmtcs nit 9flibttreue unb unpanoelbarem
Gicr
2icfensniirDia unb freunbli6 in icin.m @eien,
triparb tr iid) einc qrpBe An5abl BON Sreunoen,
bic nm ieinn 9erluit traueru.
g4ir unierbreiten ieincr frouernocn Sdr1ile uns
terc tief aeiiiblte Spmpatbie nnh empfeblcn bic
icbe Den Sr6ituuqen eincr a1peiicn 0oriebuna.
Sc d o + en-, paB BON Dem 9rdfbenten bic=
Yes Ttrtins Elm Gomite cruannt ipsrbe, bas Dem
Ve9rdbnii'e bes Gntidblafenen bepnbne.
2lpne z. Ssacfion. Srdiibe.t.
(i3o) =. -. Torreff, Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
eGn Der esremnc.

Snbtanapolis, Sno, "A,
Wtai. - 90. g. 5aDlpr, Der repu6liz
tanii9s v@ouberneur" bon aentudp,
fam bsute frii6 6ier an. @r ertldrte
CUR 2lnttport auf bic 5rags, ob er lif
3uriif na9 aentudb getrauen lpsroe,
i'm Sale bos Oberbunossgerl4t gegen
feline 9lnIprii9s entIdeioet, er bab:
nod tsinen Gnti6lub oarifber gsfaBt,
9eaiislih hs pro5eiss ge9en biz me-
gen @rmorbung @oebel's Dor 8eri6t
ite6enoen peroner duBsrte sr Die
uebsr5euguns, DaB idmmtli9e 4ngez
tiagtsn f9l;sBli4 ibrs 5reibeit 5uriidz
sr6alten psrDsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
nod ein Cpfer brs aritss in Sen:
tulfh.

5rantfOrt, &p.,, IA. Mai. -
Sbomas Sane aus2srington, Elm Solz
BAT Der gedbam'iden Miti5, purOe
bsute i'm speiten Stodtpsrfe pes Ge>
ri9tsgebduoss, psl4es als WdfFenIaal
benubt pirD, bon sinem aamsruben,
Namens Sames Robertion, erl4ofien.
Wie RobsriIon mittbeilt, ging bas &C.
tpsbr 3ufdGig log. Same lag in einam
angtoBsnoen 3aume auf einem Sab
hstt, uno bic tDbtli6e &ugel burdz
i6lus cine 8rsttsrtpanb, ebe iie ibn
trnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
Den Tanf Der Rdhwcit.

bdbeu iib i.nt tbrpiiroietn rommtn Blonde trs
tpurbeH, iutl6e aus Gd6t iiir bre kIosHnen D'tz
meni6ta oie ct. @srHarDeRrdattrpll' iulani7n II
itclttn. 0isie aus o:n i6en I'M wtEtt,ialter be-
taHattR btiltrditiasu RrdHtsrn uno RfldnltnlaItn
bcitthenoen 9iasn BADEN fh pis b:ut5utase Stotr=
mann betannt, finsn 8tltrui trlporbsn mn pitle
Saui:npc bon Mtnibtn, rie putb Die Villtn bon
itm,r,baiten unb qraIpol.n 9sDtn- erolt ipnrp.n
fnp, itpnsn I'M Stintn pic gtrnarnintr plon1s OILS
rabre Nobltb0ter Der IlaRotu WtAf99sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
Qn6e@ag(i(5eeit
Ila(5 Dem C| len

gripH,n bic nod BEN GEen ftis.u, eas Sstibt
Der gsnb.it unS s&psrs babsnr unO Si. oft tuts
tt6.n, hab bic gsnsFtn.n estiin fb S,bnm uus
S6m,rs esruria4en, pis elm i3perss Stpibt tn
Der Eaesnsruss bdua,H, oser bic au 9srfopiune,
isn.,n 6dmsrrbOihtH, EIutanSraug nab benz
Rspfe. TeassHidure, Rauieas ssSbrsnn.r. Sopfa
tpe5, Gfsf an epsifer, qusartiUss aufRsbsn, si5z
I,ut.n sbsr aG,u aartss alupisn bss 6erlsrs, Gr4
aiduncsaufdfe, heHn ie tieaen, S6pinosl BEL
sl0sli6em auftsDsn, @untts OSH S:u,bs oor
ben auatn, Gisbsr uno sumpfer Rppfi8msrl, ausa
bltibenbsr 8,risrattsn, aelbe Sdrbs Der 6aut uns
Gussn, SGmsrisu in Der s,its, Prnf, gli.bta
unb sISsIiaH bsben BanuHsta IeibsH, iontsu
tiuiue Geitn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
UeanaDiQt.

5rantfort, ap., IA. Mai. -
Der oemotratiI9e 9ouperneur Bed.
bam begnahigte einen SnIafsn be-
3u4tbouies, Sobn Ougan nit Ga:
men, tpelder Dor orsi Sabren peger
Der Grmoroung bes Sp6n s. Golion
zines 9rubers oss Gr>GongreBmuns
nes 0apio 9. golipn, gu q Sabrer
berurtbeilt tpprben mar. S6 bic re-
publifaniE6en gsbDrbsn bisIe 8egnd.
blsung 6eanItanoen peroen, 6lei6t a6.
srtparten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
er. Rasras & Go, Rer=ycrE

Or. Rasnas & Co. Rer=Tera
Hsrtber etrr! Sd mar fOf sRst Sabre lang
tronf uns babe mid ben ben erfabr,uFsn asrIten
Der Ser. staat,E btbanbstR laH,u. SD bah. id
6sis.m MsRtr basen uHS bsibes BoHtr trinfeu
mlFsn in sot'spriNss, ART, absr ag,s ibGug
bel mir niat on. epdtsr las i'd Sbre an1.ise,
rns i'd babtt, i'd fOunts siumal 5bre 9irsH ptrs
iubeu, uao babe fat sRs sSuSt,lu bon Qenom,
men, nabm itpsi bsi'm S6lafsngtb.n uno eint
aat benz GriibnHd, uno Fs bab.H mir mebr gut
aetban, als au.s Gnb,re, mas ib asnommtn babe
I'd, bate elm 2cserl,iSer. Dttine Sut uup auQ,n
tpareR gang gslb; ib mar miiOs uno ialdfrio;
fablte pis sin 9runfsuer; bate S6msrJtn Oirsft
aber b.m Sab,l, sraos, als B,un Elm @ti6pir
sb.n am TtueeH mare. Neins Gns,fpeibe iuaren
i.br pcrftopft W,in WuuO uno msine 3unas
nar,n faft ists numb. Mtiu appettt mar tinio,r4
mab.n, bod trnnte id teine epciitn prbautu;
ft lae.H mir idpsr i'm TaoeR uub ,iuioe uruuos
rOn sseiitp muss i'd ipitstr ausbrt6eu SdJ
,rnntt nur I,i6t. unS Gei8t subaul6s SS,i,n
e.ntbsn. Bite ibidsu Sic mir 9br ,guot Of
Gbsits.a g6tuHssssa
Stn 3au9a 3Ot.sprinsg, grt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
c' @iQelt

Fns rein beg,tab'lif6, miIs unb Suldbi6. sic
s.ruriod).n pUltOmmene g,rbauunq, complete ab.
fsrbiruno unS scunbs Ree,lmdsigftit
Sir bic 9eilnns aller @agen>, Gins
getusibe=, Rieren=, Slaien=Sri6mcr=
bem, Nernen Graufbeiten, 6amurrz
huioen, nerpnies &upftueb nnb alle
Granfbeiten Der 9eber.
9r.ts Is Gents pro e6O6tsl ptrfauft in alien
asUtbeteu. UDtr per goN na3 Gmpfana Oes 9reiics
perSaust. Rabrap & 60, IS Gin Street,
RetpsOorf
u6t.n sic baIusf bnb Sic ,Rabpass+ erbalt,r.
atteu eie barauf, bob bic Der. etaatens9Rea
eiernnsssRar,t .R. q. R.' aneeilebt 1T on benz
mas Gle sauftn. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
SicBabnfataitrnpb BEL philadelphia

p6ilupeIp9 + ia, IA. Mai. -
Srn 5unnel Der %. &c .. 8o6n"
On Der 25. strabe piro 6euts oas gu:
6en na6 Opfsrn Der in Der leBtea
S-sitass Radt eingstretenen 3ug:
GpliIion fortgefeBt. Die Na6ridt
baB lid 5rant 2uutell, psl4sr oui
ieinsm poFtsn einI4lief uno bierourf
bas ungIId bsrI4ulosts, Der 8eAOrot
seits1t babs, 1T unbegrInbet. @s 6e B.
ieBt, er babe Iid nad Netp>Yprt &c:
flu9tet. Die 8aRnseIeGI6afI biete
eisle gslobnung Don $1,000 fir ieint
8srbdftund an.
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Sport,,ten's M,1Siteum,tg.
9 1Dodfn. .-grectrtc-
IA. bis 26.Mai.-5OO Nttraftipucn.

r99bippet Raeine." S,odbtau6enbe Qferp. uno
S,rid ,3ebn atbletiide gorfiibrungen ieoen Sag.
Gilpdtrids bsribmtcr Ritt bon Der 8ortrcpm beg
&apitols. 9aosnpprt's 9ieRe=Gabrt in bober
9uit. Cana uno G!ic. Sbonibipu. Sic Somnltr=
iault Gbampion= 0o6taud)sr Der Dtlt nnterbolteno
uno intcrefant bonn Iufanae bis sum sdlub. Spti
@oreltunesn tdqi6, !3 uno 80 lror. Gintritt CSC,
Giretts 98aeqons gum rGleetrie=9arf4 ebn. g3aes
epnipeGicl. Q34-0
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NeriraltcrS=Verfaui

iinI6enslpertben Wobnbdulsrn,
9ar. 203 2O5, 219, 2a3 235, 231 23S 241 2f3, 245,
2i7,' 249, 2u3erne@Strabe; SIR. 26O0 1902, 1904.
26O7, $500, Grltang=Strabs; Tr. 200 203 2lO, 212,
PIC, 2lS, go. G3loper=S Strabe.
98srocn aui ofientibcr iuttpn psrtduft
Oonntr ita q, II. Mai 1900
Rabulittuqs 4 ltbr
geceen oontr Gtn5anbeten, 9doineun9cm etc.
Ttbs gun"
6crbtrt Epl 9runt, 9crpal.tr,
Nr. 222, 81. 9aul= Strabc.
8. II. 6 irf ar D, 9luftionator.
032 ami Quftipnatrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15
Baltimore =Chip= 9sal,n= SsuIlctin.

S1.OO pom Baltimore mad, Srenertf ump Sos
gerstpwn ilnp suriif Sonntoa 90 Wai, nit
Dem Spcialjuae, Der um llbr Wprqens rom
Itount Rppal=Sabnhoic unO llbr 5 Nin
bonn 6amoen= 9abubpic abfdbrt.
@od,enfdblnR g Srfuriiunen Don Baltimore an
ieoem Samhag unb Sonntaa ipdbrenD bes
6ommers na6 9aurel, fsreb,rid unb pa3pi
iben liegenDen 9unftsu su iebr nisprieen 8a=
ten @iaete fnb 9iilto fir bic Ridfabrt bis
snm fp!acnoem Montaa eimidliekli6l 025l
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c' @iae1t

.iun,bm.u. bic f6r,a Sos esRsm DOR aasn sstusn
u,b.lfduetn b.frsitH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-15

Geitsrn tpurotn 3100 @inpdnbea
rer in Retp>gprf gelanbet. Der aug
9amburg fommenoe uno 6lnnen tpsni=
gen Sagen in Nepsgort fdGige Dana
pier ,pbDnicia bat lpeitere 2096
GIntpanosrer dtl Epro.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-12

For several years have felt that
home is the place to make good citi-
2ens. When the women Of our land
have knowledge Of the way our gov
eminent is administered, and can give
the child an intelligent answer to his
questions, the child will take an inter
est and pride in his future citizenship.
When husband and wife discuss at
home the acts Of our legislatures and
the effect Of laws upon the people,
there will be less Of successful lobby
ing by corporations and railroads.