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PROVISIONS OF THE BILL.
summary Of the Various sections of
the Porto Rican Measure.

The Porto Rican bill. with the Senate
amendments as concurred in by the House
yesterday, consists OF thirty-nine sec
tions.
Section l makes the act apply to Porto
Rico and its adjacent islands and waters.
Section extends to Porto Rico the
tariff rates OF the United States on all
imports from foreign countries besides
5 cents per pound on coffee; and il permits
the introduction free of duty of books
printed in the Spanish language and of
all books imported from the United States.
Section imposes on goods imported
from the United States into Port Rico and
from Porto Rico into the United States
10 per cent Of existing Dingiey tariff rates.
Section 4 provides that the duties and
taxes collected in Porto Rico shall not be
covered into the general fund Of the Treas
ury but shall be held as a separate fund
and shall be placed al the disposal Ct the
President to be used for the government
and benefit OF Porto Rico until otherwise
provided by law, and that the Secretary
Of the Treasury shall designate the sew
eral ports and supports Of entry in Porto
Rico and shall make such rules and regu-
Iations and appoint such agents as may
be Eeces ssary to collect the duties and
taxes authorized to be levied, collected,
and paid in Porto Rico by the provisions
| OF the act, and that he shall fix the com
| pensation and provide for the payment
| thereof Of all such officers. agents, and as
| sistants as he may find il necessary to
employ to carry out the provisions Of the
| act: provided. however that as soon as a
| civil government for Porto Rico shall have
| been organized in accordance with its pro-
visions and notice thereof shall lave
| been given 20 the President he shall
make proclamation thereof, and thereafter
! all collections of duties and taxes in Porte
! Rico under the provisions Of the act shall
! be paid into the Treasury OF Porto Rico
| to be expended as required by law for the
| government and benefit thereof, instead oi
| being paid into the Treasury OF the United
1 States.
Section . fixes the capital Of Porto Rico
/ at San Juan.
Section recognizes the inhabitants as
| citizens OF Porto Rico and as entitled to
| the protection OF the United States.
Section : recognizes the laws and ordi-
| nauces Of Porto Rico SO far as they are
| not inconsistent with the statutory laws
| Of the United States.
Section directs the Commissioner OF
| Navigation to make regulations for the
| naturalization OF vessels owned by the
| inhabitants Of Porto Rico on April II, 1899
and still owned by them, ana for their
The times., 1900-04-12

NEW YORK, April 11.-AirOng the pas
sengers who arrived this morning on the
steamship Oceanic from Liverpool cnd
Queenstown we're: l. W. Bates. John II.
Avery, R. L. Campbell, J. P. Cudahy, A.
Butler Duncan, G. Drage NJ. P; Charles
T. Fox. D. L. Gillespie, Capt. Adrian E.
Graves. Captain Hewitt. Major J. Eustace
Jameson, NJ. P: Al. Forbes Leith, c. II.
Mclean, c. W Oakley. George Ryder
Ouzey, Russell Perkins. his Excellency
Phiia Prasiddhi, Siamese Minister TO Great
Britain; Capt. n. F. Stewart. Lord Her
bert Van Tempest, the Earl Of Warwick;
Lieutenant Colonel Woodruff, and Regi-
uald Ward
The times., 1900-04-12
THE NEW DISTRICT CODE.
Changes TO Re Reported by the
House Committee.

Changes to Re Reported by the
House Committee.
The new code Of laws for the District Of
Columbia will be reported to the House Of
Representatives by the District Comia!ttse
with the clause stricken out which provided
for abolishing the Office Of Register Of
Wills. The committee decided upon that
course yesterday morning at its regular
meeting.
As revised the code Smnlifies he re
lease Of petty offenders on bonds. ~ per
mitting a cash bail instead Of real estate
security. It also provides that police fines
shall be paid to the clerk of the Police
Court instead Of as was contemplated, to
the proposed collector Of fines.
The bill requiring vcstibules on stree
railway cars will also be favOrlbly report
ed The committee will hold a special
meeting at 10 o'clock next Wednesday to
consider the Babcock bill, authorizing the
District Commissioners 10 eutec into gar
bage contract at a rate not exceeding So
GOO auuusllv
The times., 1900-04-12
PROPOS AIS.

OFFICE Public Buildings and Grounds. Wash
ington. d. C.. April 10 le00.--Sealed pro
posals, in duplicate, viii be received here until
fiscal wear ending June 80 1901; Class J. florists
supplies class 3 flower pots; class g. paints. oils.
glass. etc: class Z, hardware; class 5, agricui-
tural implements, etc; class s, electric battery
supplies; class :. drain pipe and plumbers sup
plies: class 5 stationery; class .. manure; class
TO- sand and gravel class II. soil; class y, ice:
class 49, lime cement. felt. etc; class "a. brick.
class Is sod: class 10. fuel. class Il. humber and
sash: class IS use Of teams. No bids accepted
until Congress shall have made necessary appro-
priations separate proposals for each class de-
sired Zach envelope should be endorsed 20 in
dicste class for which enclosed proposal Is made.
Preference given 10 articles Of domestic msnufsc-
ture conditions Of quality and price (includiug
in price Of foreign productions or manufacture the
duty thereon) being equal Right reserved %
reject any and all proposals. Information b.
obtained here THEO. A. BINGHAM, Colonel
4p1O, Il y, 3,mys,S
The times., 1900-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Potomac Telephone Company-A divi-
dend Of 81 per share will be payable on the
2Sd day Of April, 1900, to the stockhold-
ers Of record at the close Of business on
the 18th day of April, 1900, at the office
of the treasurer of the company. 619 Four
teenth Street northwest. Washington, d.
c. The transfer books will be closed from
the 14th Of April to the 23d Of April.
inclusive. JEREMIAH NJ WILSON. pres
ident; CHARLES G. BEEBE. treasurer.
Washington. d. c. April 10, 1900
aplI. I.12,I3.I5 ,16Is. 80 2Sem
The times., 1900-04-12

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
for the election of directors Of the Wash
ington Safe Deposit Company will be held
on Friday. the 9th day of April, A. d. 1900.
Polls open at Il m. and close at 1 o'clock
p. III. SAM CROSS,
mh29- -dtoap21 inc EN- Secretary.
The times., 1900-04-12
DIED.

DIED.
N0ITE- At 5.lo o'clock p m., al hcr late resi-
Jauce. SO Ninth Street northwest KATHERINE
A NOLTE. wite Of F. G. Nolte.
q could I call my mother back
Prom deaths cold embrace!
For how can another
Pill her vacant placer
q Katie how can give you up
You who ] love 20 weiE
How can ! drink Of this bitter cup,
And sly a long and last faTcwell2
BY her Children aud Husband
Notice Of funeral hereafter. 1t
REIINGER on TUESDAY, April 10. 1900, MICH
OLAS RELINGER.
Funeral trom his late residence. i2is Street
northeast. Thursiay. April II. at l:50 O'Clock
D M. nterment at Arlington National Cemetery
1t
The times., 1900-04-12

DIR. CLEMENS HAS REMOVED FROM
14II II st. NV. to 51l 18th st. NV The
electrical and Sprague hOt-air apparatus
are installed. By special arrangement with
the Sprague Company charges reduced to
81 Skilled mass5ur in attendance. Sep
aratc hours for ladies' Office hours. 10
a. m. to S D. m. Hhlo-lmo
The times., 1900-04-12
That ThTobbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, il you used DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Thousands Of sufferers have
proved their mstcllsss merit for Sick and Nervous
Headaches, They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only % cents. money back If not
cured. sold by Henry Eyans, go b., Drug
gist.
The times., 1900-04-12

Women as well as men are
made miserable by kidney and
bladder trouble. DR.. Kilmers
Swamp Root. the great kidney
remedy, promptly cure. Al
druggists in atty cent and dol
sy have a sample bottle by maj
let telling all about 1t and iu
met & Co.. SlnRhsmton. n. Y.
The times., 1900-04-12
MARRIED.

MIR -BROCKETT. Mr.. CHARLES ;. MUIR 20
uiss CARIUTTA BRuC CKETT. 5t Chlriestowu "
Va. April ., 1901. by the Rev. Rob=', toupllnd
Il en-
The times., 1900-04-12
LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DisTRICr
OF COLUMBIA THE frH DAY or APRIL.
ieo0.-SAMt FL W HOLCoNBE. vs. AtiJ Al
RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION et al

IN THE srPRrSfE COURT or TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. THE fr1I DAY or APRIL.
ieo0.-SAMt FL ". HOLCoABE. vs. htiJ Al.
RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION et al
No. NEIL Equity Docket
ON motion of the plaintiff. by Mr. Mason y
Richardson. his solicitor IL i ordered that the
defendant. Branch ". Scott. cause his spptarSuee
to be entered hsrein or before the first rule DAY
oeeturtnH~'orty days after this day otherwise
the cause viii he proceeded with In case Of
default
The object Of this suit IS to euioin Branch "
scott from receiving ss.ooo amount Of policy of
insurance upon iie Of Eliza Holcomhe and 10 a..
seft in favor Of comp ainsnt an equitable lien o.
oue-hah of said pciicy. This notice is 20 b.
published in the Washington Law Reporter" and
The Washington Times
BY The court:
(SeaD n y. UAGNER, Justice. etc.
True copy Test.
I r. YOUNG. Clerk, etc.
By VI 4. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk
ap5,i2.l9
N TuE SUPREME COURT OF TUE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA-EVA Z. GODNtN ".
LUTHER C. GOODWIN. Equity Ne. 2iz5s.
Il Is ordered this 4th dsy of Apri. 1900, ON mo
uon of the plaintiff, by her solicitor, ". n. Jep.
per- that the defendant cause his appearance g.
be entered herein on or before forty Gays. ex
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the FIRST day Of the publication Of this ORDER
otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with as iu
case q default The object of this suit Is % Oh
and descrtinn q the defendant This uotice TO b.
published in the Washington Law Reporter and
in The Washington Times.
Cs-sD A. b. HAGNEB, Associate Justice.
true copy Test:
J. r. NOt Nc. Clerk
By NJ. A. CLANCY. Assistant CLERK.
sp5.i2i9
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, THE 9TH DAY or AP.ilL.
q09-MATTIE r. SLATER vs.. UNKNOWN
HEIRS OF GEORGE r. RirTENHOI 81 No.
2i227. Equity Docket.
On motion Of the plaintiff by Mr. Mason y.
Richardson, her solicitor 1t is ordered that the
defendants the unknown heirs and slienees Of
George X Rittenhousc, cause their appearance 60
be entered herein or before the arst rule day
occurring forty days after this day; otherwsc the
cause viii be proceeded with in case o. dei1uit
The sbiect Of this suit is 70 quiet the title Of
the complainant 70, and perpetually enioin said
defendants from asserting b. suit or other9ist
any title. claim. or demand 10 or interest in lot
lsttersd s.M !" in square numbered az, in the city
Of Washington District Of Columbia. This notice
Is to he published in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Washington Times.
BY the court:
(SesD A. X. HAGNER Justice, etc.
True copy-Test:
j. r. You've. Clerk, etc.
By NJ A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk
ap5.l219
The times., 1900-04-12

to go Minutrs.-Oue short puff Of the breath
through the blower, supplied with each bottle "'
Dr Sqpeyy's Catarrhal Powder, diiiuses this
gvder over the surface Of the nasal passage
Painless and delightful to use. IL relieves lh-
stantlv, and permanently cures Catsrh, Hay
Fever. colds. Headache. Sore Throat. Ionsiiltls'
and Deafness Fifty cents sold by T. : VII
Iiln,. OH and sts. Elmouds & Williams, Sd
and Pa. ave-aO.
The times., 1900-04-12
An Old Man Drops Dead.

BEVERLY. W. Va, April H.-William
d. Armstrong. aged seyenty-six years.
retired merchant and road contractor,
dropped dead at Beverly from paralysis.
He kept up most of the pixies in Randolph
county for many years.
The times., 1900-04-12
WHO Is
TO
BLAME

lar sireA You n
hee: slSs p1npi
wonderful cures.
Asdr-a LIZ Nj
The times., 1900-04-12

I r. YOUNG. Clerk. etc.
By " A CLANCY. Assistant Clerk.
an, - 10
The times., 1900-04-12

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, THE 9TH DAY or AP.iiL.
a09-MATFIE r. SLATER vs. UNKNOWN
HEIRS OF GEORGE R. RirTENHOU 81 No.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Susenolibe liidter.

Gin Mrm oes Slii66ens @ioau bel
SonDern in S6leswi9 fibrt ben ga.
mcl Gensau mad Dem 96rfden &ens
i'm &irflp;el 9urtall. Iu elmer Stelle
Der Gen5au. po bic llfer bod uno fell
iina. fiel i'm CONNER 1851 Elm Mann
in's @ailer. Gr tudre ii6sr ertrunten.
tpenn niDt Elm Mrbeiter, Der in Der Ndbc
beIGaItigt mar, iein Geibrei gebrr!
uno 81 ieiner Hettung Gerbeigeeilt ludre.
Ser Mann Iielt Dem SerunSliidten
cine Gtange entgegen, an Ger ii0 oieier
aus Dem @aiIer bali; bOh cas- unglild
uollte e5. DaB Segterer iit3 babel Elm
@uge ausiieB. Ser Gerettete eriGien
nun bel Dem nd1fien Ge1idt5tage, perz
tla9te ieinen 2ebsnsretter uno %Derlangte
bon ibm cine Sube fir bas ues!otene
Muge. Sic &i6tsr wu6ten niGt, mas
Tie aus hieIer Sa9e MAIDEN iollten UNI
Deri9cben lie be5talb bis gum nddien
@eri6tsta9, um 3sit gum Nadosnfen
gu g%eDinnen. Nl5 Geridtsoogt amtirte
bamals Der 8utsherr auf Ssera, SietriG
2arIen, uno er mubte lid teinen Gatb,
troB allen 0riitelns, ME et ridten
iOllte. MiEmutBis iegte er ti9 auI's
gferO uno rift langiam uno n~adDOent=
lid auf Sonoern 81. no Der neue Ge=
ri6tstas absebalten tuerOen iOllte.
unterweas trai er ouf orei 9irten=
buben, bic am GtraEen9raben iabell
unO eiIris nit ettpas @iGtigem bei1dI=
tist iGienen.
.@as madt SIR benn Oa, Sum
gens?" fra9te Der Sogt.
.@ir ipielen GeriGtstas !" lautete
Die Nntport.
.unO mel6e Nnaslesenbeit psrGcnoelt
Sbr?" fragile Der Go9t meitet.
rgDir balten Geridt iiber ben damn,
Der in bic &ensau fiel."
Ga belt Der Npst iein pfero on, UNI
bas urtbeil %absuparten. 9llsbalo puroe
BON Dem ben 3idter ipialeuoen Sun9sn
fir &e1t ertannt, Dab Der geretiste
damn an berIelben Stelle ipieoer in Die
Gensau semOrien uerOen iOlle: tonne
er ii1 bann ielbt retten, 10 iOlle er Gr=
iag fir bas Iuge baden; tonne er ea
aber nidt, 10 bate iein Sebensretter Den
PrOseE 9%etuOnnen.
Ser 9ost mar t6GTi beIriebigt. or
griff in Die Saide uno CAB Den SUM-
gen elm gutes SrinfselO, O0nn rift er
frDbli9 na9 Sonoern uno enti6ieO,
THE Die S%irtentnabsn ertaunt batten.
Ser &ld9er fonnte iib aber allein
nidt retten, fonoern muBte lid mieoer
auf MenI6enbilfe perlaIien, uno 10 se=
mann Der brabe Irbeiter ben YroseB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Se I SranspooI'{he Eere

Sc Sransbaal'f6e @ere=
fruis." gerliner gldtter berihten :
gpr etma anei Sabren manoerte Der 26
Sabre alte Sobn zines Mai6inenarbei=
ters 2anae aus Der grunnenhraBe mad
Siioafrita aus, UNI bort iein Gliif gu
iuden. Gr 9%riinoete feline neue Seimatb
unmeit Pretoria uno trat, als Der &rie9
smiiden gnglanb uno Der Sranspaal=
8epublit ausbrab. iofort in Die Geiben
Der 9uren Elm, feline Grdfte uno feline
als preubiiter Garoe=lnterDifisier er=
pDrbenen Militdrtenntniiie pbne 3au=
bern in Den Sisnf Der guten Sabe liel-
leno. Na6 einem oieier Sage bier eln=
setroffenen Sriefe uar 2ange au6 Der
9elagerungsmanni6aft BON 2appimitb
au9etbeilt uno pereitelte pGGreno Der
Na6t als Observation-Disclosures
einen Qusfall Der einseidloiienen Sri.
ten, Der, penn er gesliidt mdre, BON rn=
beredenbarerWi rtung bate meroen t0n=
men. Sir oieie Dem Nooptip=S aterlanoe
9eleiHete brape Shat erbielt 2ange oas
Sranspaal gbrentreu3, rSet Srans=
baal'ide geretruis" benannt. Sas
&reus III adtiriyig uno aus reinem
Sranspaalgolo aearbeitet. IS miro aui
Der Sruii an einem idmalen ganoe in
ben NatiOnalfarben getraaen, seist i'm
MittelIGiloe oas Ganoesmappen uno
miro ourd ben 8oltsraao iolden Siir-
germ uno ginseisiienen berlieben. bic
lid our6 Mutb uno Sapferteit um bas
Wobl uno Die gbre oes 2anoes peroient
Gema1t Eaben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

Eapm er auw Das neue yelgenr uanleHo
in gmpfang uno aeigte lid duberf
,poblwolleno ,nb gut 9elaunt. 70 oaB
Ger Serr Gansleiratb besliidt nod
9auie 9ing.
Gann rauhte Der Serr S6erf6rfer a..
8. nit i6munselnoem 8eba9en cine
Der nelen Supporter. uno oas brabte
i'm bermaben in Stimmung, Dab er
iiG ouf ben Sdentel iAlus uno babel
ausrief:
nGunnerlii6tins gu ion feines
&raut uno nr6 81 flint Sabler EXTRA
bin 1T bob all' mein Sebtaa' nod mid
10 iir tommen! Sd9dbdtd!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

Sic Strait Der 9iene III, tuie
forsfdltige geobadtunaen erseben
baben, binreideno, oas oOppelte 8emidt
bes Snietts on 9onis i'm Sluse au
t,agen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
SeIb IN perIeiben.

arf cultipirte Sarmen unb StabterunS=
el9entblm gu ben niebrisiten 3inien @elb IN
beliebisen Summen su perleiben. geutidex.
Die nit mir in bieier @e,iebuns @ei6Gfte tbun
l%poIen, sur Hahridt, baB Serr 81. 8. Rofeue
berger, Elm a0befannter beuti6er giiraer, BE-
reit lit, ais GoDmetider ieine Sienite sn leiheu.
6. g. q t m o o b,
l6z3mt ct. Gloub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
1(tnrfdhrlfdrr Drn.rnun.

8aron (sonntuasjdser): .@enn
Sic mid nidt erb6ren, Srdulein, er=
fdieBe ib mid $50 meiiiers=
to6ter: Isle treffen lid ia bod
nift /"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
9umorifi)0es.
DruhfehIpr.

9rudsfehlrr.
Ser alte S6ritef mar elm auBer-
oroentlid iarter Mann; ct I(b)cs
iogar eiIerne Stdbe nit 2ei6tisfeit
frumm !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-22

rSretter8," nd6Nsm Iie bic Ord6en7
6er9e iiberihritten 6atten, gum ertteH
Mals bas Qdno oes odmals nod aus
I6lieBli9 BON tpi(pen Regern bepobHz
ten Natal erihuuten uno fanOen, caB
ii6 bort gut fein Iafe."
3 Selegrupbi iften I'M 6 &rie9 g.
btenf.
2onoon, q. Sanuar. - Oas
Yolttelegrapfsr 0eportement Der
3egRrung fat nabe3u 500 Munn duf
bem Srieg5I6auplabe IteG:n, n1eiIt
geIdulte5eIegrup6iItsn, peldye per 2lrs
mee, tpG6renb fire 9l6peienhsit babeim
tiefs 2iiden geriHen. bermittelIt pes
8bitsfpne automutiI6enSnfsm5 ouf
otm S6luhtfeloe treHlideOienIte lei
itsn. g(m Wipbber befdnoen ii4 Die
Ssle9rapbiIten fat ben 9an5en Sag
i'm S5euer. Damn 6ef0rberter lie ii6er
No6t pFfi5ielle uno PrebospsI6en.
SroBnem ben Gegeln na6 3obl unb
2Gnge Der 9rsBospeIden beT6rGntt
Tinb, Ionbten bic Sele9rapbiIten bod
100000 Vorte ub, nch me6r naA
Der S6lacht BON Muger5fontsin. Die
SelegrlpbiTisn 6epGltigtsn ibre Nrbsit
dnitanoSlos nit 200 0prten pro W2is
mute. 0srIpdtungen iratsn erTt elm,
nudbenr oteFe 0epei6en Die SiiIte erz
rei6t batten.
8ermil 4te &rie9sna6z
rid ten.
2orbon, q. eSanuar. - Oa3
SO5pito!I6iEf rWtaine," tpeld)e5 bic in
2onbon lbr llnpsIen treibenben amsriz
taniI6en W}pbeoamen fir bic briti5hsn
S0loner in Suoafrifa ausriIistsn, 1T
9eFern in Der Sapliaot angefommen.
@sneroi Hobcris bat in Der Sap
Fabt einen 9efebl erlai1en, tpe,6er ale
britiI6sn gsFebl6baber initruirt, be
2lfrifanoer perlOhnlid uno qeredt 5u
bsbanoeln, Btiinoerung Il. ale lle6srz
erifFe gu psrEubsn unb fir ale notbs
tpenbiaen 8orrdtbs gu be3a6ten. Der
8,neral piinidt, biz aaptoioniiten
nidt unn0tbiqer Weiie noh mebr ben
gngIGnpern gu entFremben.
Sine brittle SupplementarliTie Der
britiIden 9ertuIie gu 2appImitb am 6.
Sanuur brin9t bic 3a6i Der gei0ots:en
uno perpunbeten gr;t2n in jenem
Sample auf 488.
Inter ben am 0prnerito9 q'fangen
genommenen 8osren beF:noet Iih e;n
Sdpiegerentel oeS YrdIioenten 9riiz
Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-22
Yo8ntr'8
gr66ere Oer6dufe
Gag fit Cog.
Sfltene nertbs in Rlsiosrlioftn.

@ns gei1pisle Der ulIerfsltenIten Derz
tbs, Die ioApobl in Ssioenitoffen, pie in
Wollenf nftoffen m0gli4 Iino, oiene Sbnen
bic 9srfi6eruns, oab mir nienols i'm
Stanoe iparen, irgeno etEpas oieIen
Waaren ueberlagenes gu offeriren. I'm
iers umfansrei6en NadForidunsen be-
trafen por M1sn bic Nuolitdt, uno
iteben mir bsoingungslos fir bic Werz
tbe Elm. unIer Ruf 1T Elm bobsr, bod
puros oisier Huf BON Shnen sebIli9t,
uno mir bieiben bic lem Rufe treu aus
Danfbarteit eseen sic unO aus prin=
aipienzSrelpe. @lei6Seitig peripeiisn
mir auf bic Wertbe, bic fir bic Sade
tpabrsr r8argains" garage 8dnoe fprez
hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-22
3osners
Sine srpse "@erid)lenSerung"
BON 9annid]uben!

gu ungefdhr Der 9dlfte i6res pirfliz
den @ert6e5.
5.Os Same ir,ut- id) iiber siat 6jcltgmbe. ,ur
SusHuabi uuter siHsm grpBen NTOrtimcnt Don taoel=
Ioi.n unS tnibensw,rtbcn Glace<0auoidubeu IN
ON 6arben uHo Muitsrn, tpcl6s am b.iiebtefsn
itRo! Soisr iirtO ude GroSu, aae Wutsr, sl, ssar=
b'n - .u sinam 9rei. pntr.aa. natar,ib F;r ir=
esno ptlbe osrielben!
9iacss unO SusOe segeulsOsrns oanoi6rbc fir
Sam'H ulto lunse Wao6,u, tdotaois Q8aurcn,
rsusits Garbsn mn pOIltdnOies auspabl Der Gr0=
Ben, Der RH0pc, SpuHg,n unO Softer duirbefsfti=
glmte,u; 9ics III tcine NuftionstpQore. iOuosru
g8aaren sritsr Nualitat fir DEN balben Sr:is S.
unO sl25 oanoitubs, bro Qaar fur 61c
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llebcrraihence Statiitif.
Gin Dian ,um
Sparem auf fiint Sabre.

3InsFuB auf 81 proaent bsrednet.
ala Arbeitstase I'm einem Sabre serednet.
3lnsfub auf 81 Yrpaent bers6nst.
10 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren $169.47
Is Cts. prp Sag in 5 Sobren 423.68
SO Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabr.n 847.35
1 Dollar PRO Sag in 5 sSSubren 1694.7O
Somit pirft Der Mann, tpel9sr tag
li9 25 Gents auseiebt, 5tpedios IN
fiinfunospansis Suhren Elm Wsrmp9en
bon $25O0.OO pes.
Wis piele Sauienbe BON 2.uten thun
bufslbe Ding uno nennen IS Item
8lud."
ssenten gle i'd, an ssn
st. james SuUings= Juno
unb nsbmen sic cine Silfs : @parz
ganf; Iie piro Sbnsn bsbiilflid lsln,
Shr rSlsineslo" gu fpdrsn uno Sbnsn
u@robe GUNNER" gu brlnssn.
Saupt=Sifiec:
SiooIt4Gds 8altimpre4Strabs uno
polfzSfF Fice42lpenue. Sdsfd offsn bon
10 r6r Gorz Bis 3 ubr Nadmitta9s.
Montoosz unb SanuItugszIben'D ben
5 Bis 7 ubr.
3tpei9= Offices:
9loropsItzGds SomerIetz u. @ugers
@traBs. Sffen ieoen Mittpo45z uno
@anItag slabsno bon 7.30 Bis 9 ubr.
Dforooit<Gde pon 5aitz2lpsnue uno
8ouloin4StroBs. SfFen isoen Monz
tao 9(6eno BON 7.30 Bis 9 uhr.
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Nertbe Samen, Sbre Musbiloung
lit unnpllfommen,

n.nn Sis nibt Die RunT o.s SlsiO.r= Sui brsaoers
unp aanpafens erl.rnt baben 1as Gitc!rit Samen.
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99ntelmrabts t Daiiir Der lebttits uno poQitdnz
Sefts &urius. 98dbrsmO Ssanuar prD pies com,
pets eptsm fir SO gsle5rt (reguldrer Grtts s5),
uno f6nrsn Sic DaTn sbsnio gut iuidn,ib:n uno
anpafsn, tpis rasuS tint Rlttoermabrin; Die 4us=
CAB. ir Den llnt.rritt nirb pielfab .ripart -
Speii.Ge rnsrirsiiung i'm 3leOumat.n in W
6ubsrs &I.osrsuia aneio,sS6uIs, Tr. 2l2, Roro,
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9osner's
Observation-Disclosures.

81. fd0nit.n Muitcr, btbi6eftn Jacons, 81. b,it
Qema6tsn nit 9lldB geifttcrt, in bcGcn ul,o bun,
tsln Jdrbsn, IN a9ufi," Rnoten, Smpsrials urS
rseuldrsn -4sinaoaros" "zeraputten mi, Die SOC
gsaarsn angaisrtigt; 0sislben itbcu aus uie Soc
9saarsn utO Frto 50c s9eaarcn; idmmtli9 ntu.
Rraoatten fir Mdnn.r uno Rnabeu, Die mir is.btn
Don Den 5abrtantsn etbi,lten, zoe,
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@rpRcr Slciocritpff 0erfauf.

42s unD 46sOQia. gang ipoll,ns etnluit,rtt ,ipsiz
fab abqetontc Suitnes in Den psrjiisli6ittn f5ar=
bsnzGOmbinationcn. Gi.s iinO bic 5ueimilts DER
75t. pcrtduft 5u tp.ro.n; cine bsibrGufe 9luia5l
BON Sarbs. 9lcbt prabtiqs Muf.r 5u p,rtaufeH gu
pnn berperruealD uitorrvtn Qreii, bon 33c.
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Seriibmtcr Verfauf BON beriibmtcn
Scioenitpffen.

G'cOr1tdts atlaszaibertD, q 3oa brett, ntariues
bbauer uuS id)iparitr llnsr9runs, dipar5 unO ipcB
eeuuuicrt, gcbliimt, oefrtift uno punttrt. Ses III
bte poafdnDiqfe Collection bon eeaDmtoiftn oi.
Sie je ecibtn babcn. i'm tbatidbIibcn gScrtbs bon
snc 39c