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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
Table Cloths

Here are three lots of heavy double
Satin Damask Table Cloths, all full
bleached, beautiful soft finish and new
and pretty designs, such as the Crescent,
F1eur de Lis and Fern, Glover, Grecian,
Maiden Hair Fern, Glover and Daisy and
others. "a
Size 72x90 inches
3d. 90 values for $4.05
Size 72x10s inches.
5000 values for $5.95
Size 9Ox1Os inches
SIP. so values for $751;
$ six double Satin Damask Table
Cloths, full bleached, pretty Glove and
fern, daisy and other designs. Size
sVX9V lnches ............... ..............
$3.50 values for $4.25
Sixteen Double Damask Table Cloths,
fine heavy quality. full bleached, with
one dozen of napkins to match, all
nicely hemstitched, poppy and other
designs. TIL cloths measure 72x12O
and 72x144 inches. Values $500 to
go ssss..........
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
AVALR HORSES ARRIVE.

washington, Sept. 22.-General Mac
Arthur has reported to the war depart
ment that the transport Aztec arrived at
Manila with a pack rain and AL horses
belonging to the Sd cavalry.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22

ROOM AND BOARD PRIVATE FAM.
lily Ala w. Park street,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
Only 45c a pair
HenneSSy'S ;
Millinery
Opening
Towels

1OWClS
Huckaback Towels, extra heavy and
hemmed, colored borders. Size 4Ox2O
Csc Towels for l5c
Bleached Huck Toweling, 10, 10 and 20
inches wide, good quality.
asn zoe values for l2hc
Bleached Huckaback Towels, extra
- heavy quality, size 1Sx36 inches. Regu-
lar Tic quality for IL 1-2c each, or......
Only $l.35 dozen
"A mixed lot of Satin Damask and heavy
double warp Huck Towels, plain white
and colored borders, hemmed ready for
use. Sizes from 1Sx36 inches to 2Ox4O
- 1ncneS ............... ..................
35c values for zoe
Satin Damask Towels with colored
borders; some all white, with knotted
fringe and without, several styles.
Sizes 36x22 inches, 35c to 4Oc towels....
Only Csc each
HENNESSY'S
Butte, Hontana.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22

$25, 900 TO LOAN ON BUTTE REAL
estate. Interest reasonable. Mcmillan
& Floyd, Al e. Broadway.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-16
waERg JEWELS CLEAN


94.3
Y ~ passing q Mn Newcastle
s'sesi arlNss Can rcp lrsfr va Az
frsct 9 ~ lhs handsome dispiss 10
M shOw windows q Kenu Mott
~ lasting &eter
Upan easenpg sls store. yoaaas
dszzied Y y maah beauty md slegsnes
esthsfsd under one roof Passiug
aowh pre- side Of the store, ron 40
watches q Oeautitul designs CLOCKS,
eaf iass silver novelties, Leather
purses, me- clInA aud gensss jswelry,
" sssteially displayed On the opDO-
ne eidst ron aes jswelry for the d.
dire atnslsag And piated siiyerwars,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-16

TEAL treatment Fsss


= your blooa pureg Are you sure
.ofisF DO cuts Or scratches heal slow
~ Does your .kih itch Or burnf
Have you pimplssa Eruptionsg Aoh-
ing bones or. bsokf Rcasmsf Old
sOress s:Boilsl scrofalaf Rheuma-
tianf Foul Breashf catarrhs Are
you palsf Then 8. B. B. Botanic
Blood Balnl viii puffy your blood,
heal every sore. and give = clear.
smooth, healthy Skin Deep-seased
caass, lire ulcers, cancer, ealing sores,
Painful sweIlings, Blood Poison, are
quickly cured By Botanic Blood Balm.
Cures when ali else fails. Thoroughly
tested for thirty years. Drug stores.
81 per large bottle. TriaI treatment
free bg writlng BLOOD BALM CO..
Atlantis, Ga, Describe troublo--fsee
medical advice given. Over 5000 VOL
untary testimonials Of cures by B.
b. b:
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-16

Miss Julia Hall returned 70 her home
III + rnandiua yesterday, after
llghtfal visit 10 Bfunenick
whIeA she made MANY frieoa
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-16

Miss Enmie scaEess has been the.
attractive guest ii ffiends ID BunaS
wick IRE pass week
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-16

Miss Halle Brobston lac secepted
the position Of oreanist ID 81. Juaes
church, auausus1ly ane programs 6f
lmusicsre epdered there every sunday,
nod fhsr G pabie management
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-16

a. As
ana NJ las
Eek ittl usai sgt tsw ell aga
sse II
are spea dinR 81 teir Qpey
moon q Brua y % qrss ir.zes !
am 500 ! prstt I'll
vsf - 'ssi peA pspgr kAlfe.s
esss n 9y Ryuaa and
NJ e : Elliot. Tbs consolation
prizes pretty sAse plate aasl j alver.
le'Ees openef, we're ven b MIRA IN
shpP eps v pa'goness
Mssar ls'sela wan Aass
most compl e lgsas boess pls.usss
ana oxic farhrao "a sEs4f Va y ~ Akpfss
and their window sas y largs
number q chrlspas aassss are dis
played, isone Il sr'Iatis besuts which
catotea ard holds Inc rdmiting eve Or
every passor- BY
Miss Ellen Penuiman i expected
homo for the holidays from Agnes
Scott Institute, where she i pursuirg
Ter studies this year.
Miss Addie Tankerslay, who was the
for urste winner in the contest for
the most popular young lady, and
thereby oompIimented with = box
party Al the CIRCUS, had as her guests
Mr.. Ado B1iller, Miss Mary Churchill,
Nj O,isn Douglass, Miss Ruby Tank. |
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-16
BRUNSWICK -BIRMINGHAM
ROAD NAMES oFFlCE RS

< throoga a country ohIz partly 6e-
' iOpf q. Ths FIch counties Of cOfee,
WArss tsynes Ptsrces ana numssou.
oih,rs II Y ~ g ass G .orgis. via b
q the sousf saa !. cou'smt ! az
PVT large 1oTsss Of msp atswtrk oas
= 3th ends s. ns iine u IN the mia
ale 5aatas rom hs urssy !. NJ
pls sd ead th0s ep4lf q wask &C 50
sap speed Until % sntsF four hrpdr
and odd miles : 6wpiai "a Letters
ard tslegrams fEpa contractors and
others arc pousing nj i hssdaaastall
here from 81 ofer q ecgantry Ane
several thousand men oan b aspares
~ once farthe grading. Tent housars
tons e steel rsii have Deea oousrscsst
Tor, 80 p delivered Is tass as grading
II completed, and those beaind hi
road hops TO have trains going through
from BFunswick Il Birmingham il
twelve months
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-16

Many fri nds regret Ia know that Mi.
A q Wilder Il quito siek 1T his hons.
on Prince street,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-16
eEaIey ana Blaine peaFson.

Msassa = II Hagm sud 3. 81 II
Agappah sse expected y Bsaas-
Nlea shortly % visit 70 their bFoth-
srs Aif. Issuis HAzm,
An important meeting q TIE ead-
fsAt Clrcle, Kink's Dadghsefs j sailed
fer Tuesday AIsssnoon q hes sss
Ehsaa o'alqas ae nqlne 81 lsFs + N.
isha ii SndoA ssfssK N which
erefs member Is urgently Fsqussted to
Be present, Ths subjsct under DIS
cassion VIII be the Christmas box,
which is annually sent to the poor,
many who are unable 10 provide,
being thus looked after b. the kind
women who have banded themseIvss
Together I'm His Name
The wedding Of Miss Ruth rarnsrs
Of this city, aud Mr.. Harris Louis
Roekhill, which win OCCUR in the Fret
Methods csnrch. on Wednesday af>
ternoOn 4. X, t:sl o'clock, promises 10.
be an unusually pretty event,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23

account, but on our own On his &C., count We have no cause for sorrow. Though passing from earth soon af- ter middle life, he passed a conqueror; though dying while in the midst of bright business prospects, he died bravely, looking the last foe in the face without fear The successful business man, with his mind full of plans and purposes and laudable ambitions, was ready when his Lord called to obey the summons.
 But does it not seem to us, in our ig-
 norance, as if benevolence would
 lengthen out such a life as Henry Ste
 vens, protect such honesty and truth
 and manliness and continue to the
 home and to the church the benefits of
 so strong, so pure and so noble an eX-
 ample? Does it seem to us as if divine
 wisdom had made mistake and divine
 love ceased to manifest itself in per
 mitting life so useful to terminate so
 soon? We ought not to forget that God
 has a loving and wise design in the
 methods He employs in the education of His creatures. Did we live in sim
 less world, where the exercise of benev-
 clence alone is needed, or were we sim less and like the angels taking in heav- enly wisdom as we receive the air into our lungs, such lessons would not be necessary. But we ars so slow of heart to believe that lessons of truth have to be beaten into us with many and cut
 ting stripes. We are so dull and our spiritual senses so languid that God is often obliged to compel our attention by lessons that make their appeal to cur deepest and best natural affections Our wills are so stubborn and our hearts so hard that before the seed of life can be planted, with any hope what ever of growth, the fallow ground must be broken up and the stubborn and root ?entangled soil rendered friable; and this can be done only by the keen ploughshare and the heavy and sharp harrow Thus the stroke that seems most cruel, the cup that tastes most bitter, is made messenger of love, an effectual antitode,s for all the diseases of the soul. While God does no injus- tice to the individual by af1cting or summoning him into His presence, He makes the Providence that afflicts and removes him discipline to the church and an instructoin to the community. The Master was taken from the disci- pies while His hands were raised in and His choicest gifts were be- slowed when He Himself was gone; so the disciple is often made to resemble his Master, in becoming by his death benefactor a power more potent than the most eloquent pleading of the great est orator in moving others to repent and turn to the Saviour.
 Henry Alonzo Stevens by his death speaks to us more eloquently and forci-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MEMORI1L SERVICE IN HONOR OF
 1T. 4. STEVENS.
The Exercises Were Held In the East Pearl Street M. E. Chureh-Fine Ad- dress by Rev. MT. MeNtco1i-Resolu- lions Were Drawn Up In Memory of MT. Stevens.

memorial service in honor of the late Henry Alonzo Stevens was held at the East Pearl street M. E. church last evening. The address was by the pas tor, Rev. R. T. McNicholl. Hymns were sung adapted to the occasion. In his address MT. McNicholl said:
 Our circumstances this evening are of mournful interest, Our God, in the or der of His wise Providence, has taken from our midst Henry Alonzo Stevens. The bright eyes are closed; the strong, pleasant voice is hushed; the large, lov- ing, generous heart throbs no more; he has passed from us with plans and pur- poses rudely shattered by the Great De- stroyer. It is natural and right that we should mourn for him as for a brother beloved, a modest witness for our Master, a brave soldier of Jesus Christ. And yet we sorrow not on his
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
LADIES' NIGHT

At the Young Mems Republican Club
 Next Thursday.
 Next Thursday night at the Young Mems Republican club one of the club S popular ladies' nights will be given. The roof garden will be open for the mem bers and their lady friends. Dancing will be in order in the hall from 9 until 1130 An orchestra of five pieces will be in attendance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
A Clearance in Our Coat Room,
 Preparatory to Moving Into Our New Store.

We dangerously being swamped last weekoverwhem with and liked it. We willing ovewhemednundated again. and going try and Monday the beginning of another red letter period such had last week. Price the potent factor that this inflow of business Prpe wW do agaiu
 the following and feel that will not need much urging If prices like won't fill department its full capaciybut what's the talking? We know they w and you you'll the iveies selling any time anywhere. N0p ab0tbNes
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
SAY. SO Jackets-At $10.00.
Tailored Suits

$1o. %; worth as high as $20.00 Women's and Misses Tailored Suits of pebble cheviot, homespun and serge - colors are black, gray. blue and castor-all lined with good quality taffeta silk every good style of the season
 $500 Suit for $10.O0
 Also one cream white serge suit finished with srappings of white taifeta, collaress Eton jacket. Was 25.00
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Women's Dress Capes.

Of broadcloth and silk, in black, castor and red, trimmed with satin pipings, taffeta appliques and lace, some with triple capes-half ana thre- quarter lengths.
 LOT .o8, worth as high as 5000
 LOT lI-$7.08, le.5O
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Lawn and Organdie
 Dresses

$5. %; formerly as high as 5000 Lawn and Organdie Dresses, var iously trimmed with lace and ribbons in variety of pretty styles.
 $l5.O0; worth $37.50
 Handsome Organdie Dresses (only one of kind, in white trimmed with black Chan lilly insertions and black velvet baby ribbon and sea-foam organdie elaborately fashioned with handsome Duchesse lace and ruchngs, skirt with ail-over narrow ruffes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23

entire line of Summer silks, including Figured Foulards and China Silks, handsome Satin Faced Fou lards and Lib- erty Satins are to go at prices less than half what they cost the manufactu- Ter to make them. No playing with facts here
 we want a prompt clearance and these prices will do it in short order.
 Center Bargain Table will be piled high and plenty of salespeople will be here to serve you.
 Sale starts this
 morning at 8 o'clock.
 Lot At l0 cents.
 Worth 3o and soc.
 All-silk Figured China and Foulard Silks. in black and white. blue and white, and blue with colored figures.
 Lot 2-At 20 cents.
 Worth 75c.
 "A inch Figured Foulard Silks in black, blue, brown, castor. gray. red and purple grounds with white figures, also white ground with blue figures goods that formerly sold for 75c.
 Lot 3-At 30 cents.
 Worth $1. .0O.
 24 inch Satin Faced Foulard Silks, also a few Satin Liberty Silks in Persian design--beauti- full colorings. Regular $1.oo quality.
 L9t At 50 cents.
 Worth $l. 25.
 24 inch Satin Faced Foulards in Persian patterns. Former price was $I.25.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
$25.oO Suit for $l0.OO
Dress Skirts For Women and Misses.

These are in homespun, zibeline plaids. checked and striped coverts. serge, Sicilian, Venetian and broad- cloth, a few of the higher priced ones ilk-lined-graceful hanging skirts, every one cut in the newest shapes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Golf Skirts.

Women's and Misses Golf Skirts of lightweight double, faced golf cloth, strapped seams and rows of stitching - inverted plait back grays, browns and blues
 LOT I-$2.o8, regular value S5. %.
 LOT H-$3.0S, 700.
 LOT lIi-$5,0J, 500.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
What Shall We Hays for Dessert?

This question arises in the family every day Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O delicious and healthful dessert. Pre- pared in two minutes. No boiling! no bak- ing! simply add boiling water and set to cool. Flayors Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, and Strawberry. Get d package at your grocer's today-10 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Golf Capes

$3. SO; actual values as high as $S
 An odd lot of this season's Golf Capes, made of pretty double-faced golf goods with new shaped, plaid lined hood.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Top Coats
For Women, Misses and
 Children.

FOI WOmen, MlSSeS dHu
 Children. $3. o8; worth as high as $l6.50. Our entire line of Top Coats many of which have been selling at lo. 50 and none that have sold less than S5. .00. Materials are covert. ker- sey, broadcloth, Venetian, wide vale cheviot and clay worsted-all this seasons newest styles.
 SAY. so Jackets-At $10.00.
 One black velvet jacket lined throughout with white satin; white satin revers and Med lei collar with heavy silk applique. Form CT price SAY 50
 One black peau de soie bolero jacket, elaborately trimmed with rows of jet and plaited chif-n; lined with tafeta. Was SAY. 50
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Women's Travelling
 Coats

Of linen-redueed from $lO to
 S. Go Of black Sicilian--were SIP. so.
 Now $6. so
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Cravanette Garments,
 $7. So, worth $lO.OO.
Cashmere Negligee
 Gowns

$5.oo; worth as high as 5000
 Dainty negligee affairs with bil- lows of laces and ribbons-in deli cate colorings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
WOmen's Wash Skirts.

Of pique, linen and blue duck trimmed with embroidery and braid, also plain.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Dotted Swiss Dresses

$3. regular value SIS. %
 Dotted Swiss Dresses with round yoke of lace insertions, finished with ruffle; skirt trimmed with grad uated founce over drop skirt of lawn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Clearance Sale of Summer Silks.

We could not replace these
 silks at the following
 prices, if we bought them
 today:
 No matter if silks are to cost about as much again next sumner-it's a store principle to start e a c h season afresh. We'd scarcely be keep ing faith with you to do otherwise. Hence, our
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-23
Ki1r1ona Lawn Sacques

Q8C; worth VT. 98 Of plain and fancy lawn white and colored.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-05
Nns Der 8nnoesbauptfabt.

% 8ofbingtDn, 4. Sept. - 0a5
8riegsOspartsment er6islt beute N(orz
gen bon Mac2lrt6ur folgenOss 8a6elz
gramm bon Manild, oatirt 4. Sept:
mn0ie SransporIihiffe rW}suoe" uno
rGalifornidn" Tinb 6eute ongetommen.
9ns 2eBtsre purbe in 9uam auf9ez
6altsn, Oa feline iS4rau6e ge6roden
mar. ~"
Der nMeabs" batte cine S6puOron
SaDalIerie, sin 8atailpn SSnfanterjs
unO cine GOmpa9n;e piuniere an8Oro,
psl4e eigentlif) fir Gbinu beitimmt
paren, aber in 92agaIati na6 Manila
6eorDsrt nuroen. Der 9dmpfer pitb
na9 9ongton9 in's Dod geben, unb
Oann 400 trante SplOaten BON Waz
Mia 5uriidbrin9en. Der rGaiiforz
nian" mar etpa 10 Sage ii6erfdlIig.
Der Sransportoampfer nRaplins"
Fubr geitern 2lbenp nit 81 9ajitenz
4aFagisren nad gletpzgort ab. gu
DenIelben geb0rte AUDI 9sneroE 5iBz
6ug6 See in Subd, Der eine urluubsz
rei5e ndh Wiroinien mdC1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-05

iino. @5 pusps trsitsr6in 6eI4loTien,
Yrdiioent Mc8;ntep gu 6epegsn, auf
Der Srnsnnung elmer befriepigenoen
Somm!Iiion uno Der 2lnsrtennun9 DIS
Saiiers gu bsiteben.
pie 6 GommifftOn taugt
9fi6ts.
S6ougbui. i. 4. Sept. - Die BON
Der &aii&rIn ernannte @ommniton:
81 Sung @6ang, gung gu, 9TH Sung
uuo Prin5 G6;ng lit raoifal fremOen=
fsinDlid, 6sipnberS 6IU Sung. 9rei
WtttglieOer DsrgommiIFon ItnpManO=
i6urea.
aa6si Don @6ong6ai nu d
g befOo.
g 6ang9ai, 4, Sept. = Die Be-
gpng css 8abels BON S6an8bai na4
GheFoD 1T bsgonnen porpen. llnier
9iiniti9en umItanben tp;ro es iton in
adt Sagen IeiItun9sfd9ig isin.
Gin neuer ameritani d T
gr3bif 4pf.
R 0 m, 4. Sept. = Der 9apit bat
Monii9nors 9sane. ben frii6sren Retz
tor Osr fdtbolii6sn llniperiitdt gu
Wdi6ingtor. .. g.. gum Gr3bii4of
BON Dubuque er6pben.
SeIb fmoro elmer aunItz
lerin.
8erlin, 4. Gept. - Q(rmd Sent
ra9, bic bsrIbmte 8eigerin, butSelbItz
morb begangen. Bes9alb, 1T nj4t
befQnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-05
Germildlte telegrapbii6e 9epei6rn.

= 9ei Ct. Qouis fanOen 8. 8sit6
uno 9snrD Grafod auf Dem MiiTiiIip>
pi in 5olge llmI6lagen5 i6res 8ootsa
Our6 Grtrinfen i6ren Sob. goparo
GdulB uno 9enrb @ngling puBtM
1id] 10 lange an Dem um9eI6ia8ensn
goote gu 6alten, Big 9ulfe eintraf.
- 9ei'm Jabren iibsr ben 9uoion
ertranf Der 35 Sabre dlte S6ao6pre
Suppe5, nel6er nit neun &ameraben
aus Ql6unD baIelb5t ii6er Dan 5luB
ruberte, in 5olgs Des umI4lagens bes
8ootes.
: Sn Dalton, Maif., purbe Der
profsiIioneqe 8aIs6aQIpielsr SoIsp6
Wari9, % Sabre aft, DON einem fsblz
gSgungenen 8uq on ben aopf getroffen
uno auf Der StsQs get0btet.
= 8ei Riooti, 81, entgleiite Elm
3ug Der nGbicagoz unb gaorthtpeitem
9a6n" uno 9ing in Srammer. Die
Gotomptibs ltiir3te ii6er Den 8a6nz
oamm d6 uno Der 2ofomotibfii6rer.
Yatrid Rpan bon 5rseport. fam um's
2s6en. 3DOlf bis fiinf3ebn anoere
perIonen DurOen berleBt, ie0o4 ni4t
araItli4.
Sn 8liobsforb, Me., tpurben bei
einsr Sshel grploFipn in ben Qnlaz
gan Der Glettri5iidlsperfe WiQiam
6effran unD Gborles MeisrDt geEo5z
4et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-05
StahImerfe mirher in 8rtrieh.

G(ebeIanb, O., 4. Sept.-Drti
Sto6tperfs parr rNmerifaniiden Sta6l
uno Draft Werfe," Die am /. SUM
geI9loFsn tpurom, 6oben Die Qrbeit
pieoer aufgenommen. 3pii4en 500
uno 600 Nrbeiier erbalten tpieoer 8ez
fddftigung; OOd miro geIagt, OaB Die
209ns = einige Iogar Biz gu % PRO-
gent - rsOu3ir!, bic 3a6l Der Or
beits1tunDsn d6er er606t tperben ioQsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-05
+ Gr>Wnnbrrnenr 2ewrlling bnu
Nauias.

Di6ita, aani,, 4. Sept. - Gr=
@oubernsur Qetpelling BON 8unias 1T
in QtrfanIas : Giip, 9anias, pl0Blla
am 9sr3Idlu9 geItor6en. @r mar (Gnz
gere 3eit leiOeno getpeien. 2lm lebien
Sdnitag reiIte er na6 ben @ueoa@
Springs, einem go0eorte in 8dniaa,
bort 6limmerte Ii4 ieir 3uTtano,
unb auf Der 8iidfa1rt errei4te i6n Der
Sob.
Qepeling mar unter ben PopuliIten
i'm SEuate elmer Der einfluBrei6iten.
Sn Iebter 3eit neigte er ms6r uno me6r
gum SoaiaIismus bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-05
GauitGn 2nnanefer iaif aciunh.

@ai6tngton, .. g., 4. Sept.
- GapiIGn s. Qongnsdsr, Der duF Der
Ja6rt nod Wanila auf Dem 8reu3er
.Nep Srieans" i4per erfranfte unO
Oes6alb ieinen N6Idieo nehmen muBz
te, lit fat qan3 pieber 6ergetelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-05
Gin beutiber Sfilnltler in 4merifa.

Nep gort, 4. Sept. = @rnjt
0rumm, elmer Der berporra9enbften
gilb6uuer Nlin6sn's, 1T in Nelpzgorf
ungefommen uno i'm nDdIOorfzGitoz
rio" dboeitieaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-05
Gurae Sihibennelt. .

g2en> gorf, 4, rsept. - Die
r2tmerican Sugar Hefinirg Co." erz
fldrte cine Oipioenbe BON II 8ro3ent
Fir bas Quartul, / 9ro5ent ms6r,
a!s i'm lebten Quartai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-05
Ole MarplGnper Sdlule fur Sltiioe

aoifi, .Ed)ult fir blHoe 4iuDer unp iolbe 4notr.
n,r,m Efbfraft 10 id)4pab t, bab is BEN hnierrIDf
in nsn offentlidtH SduIen ndt btipobnsn tpnatn.
nrhsrt ftiner rtleioisn Stttt an. Ginosr. Dc I'm
E;trift Columbia fpobr,n. rpsrbtn unttr otnlelDeh
ns.n;rounatn Gufstn0mmsn, nj. oieitnirn, ptlepe
4. .apsrnlann anidifs fuO. G.ud. auinabme
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+ >|Ell'{|lII
Sir Gl6erfiGen ,tno t1tnerft-
den 6e6ranG.

Wlan TOute 8abpan's TedbD ReIisf
6ei ben erItsn Nn3eihen BON S4msrz
gen ooer llnpobliejn bsnuBen; fulIs
Elm untpobllein ober eine &rantlsit
i'm Qn3uge 1T. pirb Die 9eifung err
3ielt fain. bebor Der 4rot in Der Reget
0a5 9aus errei6t.
Gs b,isifiut Die iJlimmttu e6m,r5eu in elmer
biz su spaulie Minutsn, IS in unn6tbio nod
tius Stuupe mad pem &tisu OisItr 4ujtiat ;u LEI.
NJ an
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9ein uno SGmersen.

Gtucn Ropfi8mcrlen (ob Rqran, ODER nsrs5T,
6op5msr3tnl, 3ibuibm'ritn. Reuru1it Rbtuuas
tismus. 2eHotrptb, S6mcrjcu uuD 5tbUGbe iut
RjdtH. Rreui obsr Ri:reH, Sbmerjtn in Der 2ts
b,rqtetHo, 4aF'ruht, 4nihueasn Der @;leuft 1nO
SdDmsrItH aqtr art pjrO Die anpeuouH2 oon RaD=
Dap's 8caoo Reliei uumttslbirt 2inotrunq gtrpdbs
rem unD bel fortQeitBttm 8,brauh ndbrtnO rpcniJsr
Saas cine OausrRNe Asiluna triitlsn.
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Srr brailc RnfefcQer.

NtIantu, Ga, A. Sept. - Sp6n
.. RodeTsGsr fat bem rSpoQmanz
9emnar, einem NsgerzGoQeg in bic
fer Stabt, $180,O0O qeI6enft.
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Chime Sihinennerf.

8oIfon, 4. Sept. - Die rGutuz
met uno 6eciu Mfining g." ertidrte
heuts $50 0ipi0enbe prD SAare.