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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18
mo, Q, 81
JOINT RESOLUTION NO. |.

Proposing to amend section 10 OF article s.
of the constitution of Wisconsin, relating to
good roads.
Resolved by the Senate, the Assembly
concurring That section 10 of article 8, of
the constitution of Wisconsin. be amended
by adding thereunto the following:
The state may, however. appropriate
money TO be raised by taxation and not in
used in the construction or Improvement
of public highways. such construction or i'm
provemert to be made in the manner pro-
vided by law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18
Her PromisfnR Pupil.

Johnny" said the Sunday school
teacher to a small pupil. what is a
centurion?''
Hes Teller what rides 100 miles on
bike" promptly answered johnny
Chicago News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18
Farm for S ale.

A fine 160-acre farm for sale. miles from
Lancaster 1t Joins Robert >cotts far m
so acres in section IA and SO acres in section
% in Little Grant. Good house and out
buildings. fine steel mill and tanks Is acres
under cultivation and the rest pasture. VIII
be exchap red for desirable city property
InquireC 10 m Mankel, Beetown, or H. w
Brown. La ncaSter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

hrst Monday in July, 1908. and his successo
shall be chosen at the time of the judicial
electoni in April, 1905. The term of once,
Time and manner of electing or appointing
an olher oiicers of supervision OF public
instruction shall be fixed by law.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-16
Teac hers Appointed.

The regular meeting Of the City School
Bo lrd il TIE Second Ward school build
ing Monday lasted over three hours
me annex al tie Fourth Ward scho
was done a ay with and the school here
after viii b. run with four teachers, in the
main building,
Inc j4ntors salary for June we're or-
dered paid the same as Fast year.
The Board then elected the teachers OF
the public hoos for the ensuing term:
High School: ]. Is. TTiplett. Alice y.
Wilson.
S. cond Ward; w. A. tier. Lula Y.
Math. Noble Ryneal, Margaret Blue.
Third Ward: Lee Sjler, Jessie McElroy,
Bertha Sharff, Nam A. Grimes, Grace
Lindsay
Fourth Ward: D II. Dodd Lottie Nc
Kee, Laura Homrich, Cora Cutler, Ella
SNar.z.
Fifth Ward ]. 4. Downs, Clara Y Cut.
ting. Ella BoWei 5, Louise Ortman, Lucetta
Logan. Bessie Harley.
The election of teachers for the FIRST room
at the High School. second primary room
in the Third Ward. the music teacher and
The teachers for thu coloted SC DOL WIS
deferred until the next meeting.
The applicants for The position Of
teacher in the first room at the High
School are 4. p. c. Rinker and S. Johns
Wiliaqson. For The colored school. Jno.
w. Cors,y, Randolph Ramer and J. B.
AFTER.
Profs D. H. Dodd and J. b. Fripett
were appointed assistant examiners TOT
the ensuing year.
Commissioners Bentz ard Weiliuger
were appointed a committee on printing.
The following applications for janitor-
ship were received: Jno. M. Cline, md
Ward; Geo. Fl. Heif-rstay and Thos. w.
Kearns, 3rd. Ward; Jos. Long and Samu-
Ell Watson 9Th. Ward. Appointments
will be made at next meeting.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-16
Bunker Hill Items

Mr. J. l. Mcdonald and John Dunn
ford, OF Martiusburg, were here on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs E. B. Anderson and little
son, of Victoria, Tenn, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Swimley, of CO.
lumbus. OHIO are visiting the family Of
DR.. G.. w. SSimley
Mrs. Chas. w Fisher and son, of Gin
cinnati, are visiting. her sister, Mrs. w. c.
Clendennng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garmong, Of Hag-
erStown, are visiting Mrs. H. b. Owens
here.
Sun Bros. advertising wagon was here
on tuesday. billing the town for their
show which will exhibit here June 20.
Mr.. w. B. Snyder was here on business
on Tuesday
NJ. L. Chrissinger, Of Hagerstown, was
here this week,
Mrs. II. T. Cushwa and dau2 hter are
visiting Mrs. S @. Stuckey-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-16
TfE NAaTInsBU2e PERAlD

Entered a. me fos1 ONCE at Mart'nu"urE
! va 4. -e II. lass Matter.l
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-16
Frog Hollow
Warm and dry.

Warm and dry.
Miss Saviila Wood, of North Noun
tain. was visiting relatives near this place
last week.
Mr.. John T'abb is sick at this writing,
bur we hope he will be out soon.
Mr.. James Shrfver and sister passed
through here the first of the week.
MIR. John Butts, and best friend were
visiting relatives near Jones Spring last
Sunday,
RevsW. r. Edward. of Hedgesville,
was in our midst last week.
Mr.. Emery Thomas. of Plttsburg, is
home on a shor: vacation.
Misses Edna and Pearl Butts. OF Bax-
ter. were in Hedgesville last Thursday
night.
Misses Ida and Lola Shriver were in
Martinsburg one day last week
Mr.. c. NJ. Bell called on friends near
Shanghai last week.
Mr.. Edward McMillen was in Martins
burg on Saturday last.
Quite number of the young people Of
Batter attended the Childrens Day serv-
ices al Jones Spring last Sunday.
MIR. w. NJ. Albright and wife passed
thI ough here the first of the week
e. c."
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-16
Fourth of July.

The Committee on Trades Display IN
the coming Fourth Of July parade have
endeavored to call on every merchant and
manufacturer in the cry, but there may
be some who have been overlooked. Ii
there are any such, who desire TO display
a decorated Float on that occasion, they
c n have place reserved by communi-
eating with any Of the gentlemen named
below.
!. A. OWENS,
Z H. WoLFES,
SPRAGUE BISHOP,
CHAS. NoLL,
F. NJ. YERICK, Chairman
Trades Display Committee
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-16
Entertaining q tests.

Mr.. Robert H. Stewart, son of Mr. VIM.
T. SteWssFf, Tuesday celebr ated the 2Ist
anniversitv OF his birthday al aspen
Hall. A number OF his schooImates at
the Maryland University are here and will
% his guest for.several days. Those here
are: Moriyan Heggie. of Toronto, Canada;
Howard Frozier, Baltimore; Beaufort
P cree, Wa levi | a.;Briscoe Riley, Sum
NIT Point, w Va. and Bun khart Emmett,
Hagerstown. Md.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-16

We lave just received new lot Lin
ties and Organizes in the latest shades,
also a new lot white goods at very low
Prices. w. n POLLING.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-16
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

List of Persons and Property other than Real Es-
tate in the County of Berkeley Delinquent for the
non-payment of Taxes the reon for the year 1899.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-15
Died,

December l3. of consumption
Lloyd Grin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Sharp, aged / years, 4
months and 10 days.
The little one has been a con-
stant sufferer for more than two
years and the bereaved parent have
the satisfaction of knowing that
they did all that could be done to
relieve him.
The remains we're inferred in the
city cemetery yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp extend their
heartfelt thanks to neigh bors and
friends who so kindly assisted
them in their hour of need.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-15
MIXED DATES IN HISTORY.
froR THE primary GRADE


tFoR THE PRIMARY GRADE
In 100, 20 old maids
Went to quilting bee. 2x2;
They talked and quilted and plated
their braids,
Then sat down to dinner, as old
maids do.
What year was itS Can anyone states
l72Ss
Yes; seventeen hundred, and % ate.
On that same day to the quilting went,
% old bachelors, all b-9;
Each to maid this question sent:
Dearest lady, will you be miner"
In what year was it that this was doneS
172ls
Yes; seventeen hundred and % won.
They married, but fought and clawed
and cried,
They quarreled as only the cranky
Every man was sick OF his bride,
And every bride was sick of her man.
What was the dateY And what their fixs
1746Y
Yep; seventeen hundred, and forty sicks.
DAN De FoE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-15
Delegates Appointed.

Yesterday the county commits
sioners appointed ten delegates to
the convention which meets in
Denver for the purpose of obtain
ing the sense of the people of
Colorado in regard to the revision
of the state game law. The dele
gates from Canon are: Dal De
Weese. Clyde Dawson, James
Cooper, DIR. Carrier, Don Cramp-
ton and DR.. w. T. Little. Those
chosen from Florence: Ed. Mil
ler, Geo. Deibert, r. Ramsay and
George Ruddick.
These gentlemen, together with
number of others from different
parts of the state, will formulate a
bin that they would have passed
at the next session of the legis-
lature.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-15
Silks

Black and Colored Taifeta worth
Soc, Toe, 65c, special 60c, 45c, 43c
Satin Duchess, worth 81 So % 90
Special 92ac, 68bc, 63c
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-15

Come in and see our line of
beautiful and useful Xmas pres
ents. Geo, NJ Deibert. "a l03
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-15

If you want rolled gold leaf
lapel button or photo jewelry, call
at Spaulding's West End Picture
Gallery. Pictures tinted free. Som
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-15

Don't fail to see Katie Emmet
in the New Waits of New York, >"
which will appear at the opera
house next Monday night. The
play is well and favorably known
in this city aud Miss Emmett the
star, has a wide reputation. The
New Waits of New York" is a
drama that has been closely iden-
titled with Miss Emmet's success
as star 1t tells of the life
among the poor of the great city.
and is skillfully conceived to
beguile theater-goers of smiles
and tears. She has made care
full study of the newsboy, and as
Willie Rufus, she acts with earn
estness and pleasing effect. $3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-01
PER $. $. AUSTRALIA

Apples. Plums. Nectarines. Peaches.
Apricots, Ora, es. Pears. Crab. Fioun-
ders. Salmon. oysters Gin tin and SHIELD.
California Butter. Celery and Cauli-
flower. Chickens. Etc.-CAMARINOS
INTERPRETATIONS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-01
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

John n. Jones left by the Kinau yes
terday for fIilo.
w. A. Azbii 10 at home again after a
visit TO hawaii. Il
DIR. Carmichael has gone to Maui on |
official business. VI
w. q. Smith returned yesterday from
Hawaii on the Mauna Loa.
Yesterday the heat was not so intense
50 degrees
Yesterday was the Governments pay
day and the employees OF the Territory
were busy spending money.
The w. @. Hall will probably sail
Dor Kauai ports this afternoon n she
comes of the ways In time to load.
The ladies' committee Of the Eye and
Ear 1nformary will meet at o'clock
this afternoon at the office of DIR. Slog-
gett.
Work IN progressing on the new ad-
dition 20 the post Office and the first
bricks were laid yesterday on the foun-
dalton.
The police department has sent up
fifteen appealed cases tn the Circuit
Court for trial. most Of them being
/ liquor cases.
Asaessabie stockholders In Olaa su-
I
referred 90 notices appearing In these
columns today.
80. G.. Sayres expects to leave today
FOR the Sound by the Aorangi. He goes
10 make arrangements for shippin z
from Seattle TO this port.
The Olaa Railway Company 10 now
laying It's tracks from Olaa toward Pu-
ma apd expect to have lat section OF
ths/foad In operation by Deeemberl.
deputy Sheriff Chimngworth ieavsS
Nor Waialua this evening to prosecute
7 the Illegal liquor sellers who were trap
ped last week by Honolulu mounted
police officers.
Herbert Carroll. better known as
Joe" John Shepherd. III. Paulsen and
John Freeman will be sworn In tonight
IA soldiers Of the Salvation Army. They
arg recent converts. ,
Alexander Young and william Mulch
Zho went Co san Francisco TO plar
. for the building Of Mr.. Young's grea
structure here. are expected back or
the Australia today.
ny the Mauna Loa yesterday report
: came that very heavy rains had faller
d In Kona and Kau and the cane wa
looking green and In fine condition. Tn,
4 kona. Pahaia and Hutchinson planta
= lions were especially favored.
= The wife OF former policeman vor
Hagen. who left In something OF a hur
: ~ some time ago. has gone TO the Coas
r. 20 Join her husband. She left on tn
\. Peking taking one OF her children wit
her and leaving the other here In car
= % It's 60 dparents.
= The 90 metal statuettes which grac
= ed the koa knoll posts OF the staircas
In the Capitol building leading to tn
- second story were taken away yester
"A day 20 be fitted with electric wire,
! and for furnishing. They will be re
placed when the electric wiring IL com
plete through the posts
!. Prof. Nlcoi icctured on The Man
!. moth Cave" Mt the home Of Mr. an
Mrs. Marques at Punahou Monda
night. Among those present were: NJ
=, and Mrs M. a. Gonsalves. Mr.. and Mr.
. u. q. Silva. Mr.. and Mrs. J. MeiIin. Mr.
y Joseph Fernandez. Miss Marie hadeir,
Mrs. NJ. a. Silva and Mr.. N. Capello.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-01
A-SEN
PORTLAND
CEMENT

which CENSsT
Of
the
therefore
- - 'So~'-AN
The following in nv n r
u pounds: thirty
other
o--'~AN' -" AoAA Az
- ~ ~ ' e"01'aoe wearing sS1s
CableR
Baltimore
thern Pacific F. Bridges barrels -"' .e-' N>''-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-17
Surfteu lauorn.

&iinfler finb feline Qrbejter. - Der
san Der rumdnjTden S6auipje4
Ter.
Rsp Dorf, 16. Sept. - Die
Vinpanoerun9s ge6oroe 6at ben
porgsIisrn nit Dem rJurff 8ismard"
bier eingstroFIenen rumGniI6enS6auz
Tpielern, bic 6isr i'm WinDIor G6eds
Ter an Der 8otperb auftreten foQsn
uno gsgsn b2rsn 3utaFIung Die n9s6z
rem Qctor5' Yrp!ettibs Union" ols eiz
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to4not6peinlife 8er60r in Sa6er
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mitlags in bic '2dnge. Der 0irettor
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uno TiinT &inbern be7te6enoan 3ruppe
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nit ben G;gent6iimern bes WinOiorz
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oisnft 8u Tinoen, absr i'm uabrig2n
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tetne Gaarmiitel mitgebra6t 6a6e, err
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gati3iifsn 8anten oeponirt babe.
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me ttiegrap6iT6 anpeiien laf'n. DAB
bic 3ruppe bier 2Ssmanbam 8ur QaIt
FaQen t0nne, Tei p0lltg au5g2 A.OHen.
Osr 9srtreter Der @mi9rantan, 2lna
mali 3oIenbsrg, 6eItritt e6an5alIs snta
Ifsbsn, pab 0ieIs,ben irgsr0U.e Der
WO6Itbdtigteit sur 2aft fdQen t0nnz
ten. Dje sr dn9ab, i'll ibnsn tsin Ges
6ait in 2lusIi8t geiteGt porOea, pO6I
a6sr Die 9dlft. beg 8eineriro8s5 Der
8orIteQun9en. gfa6Oem Der Dan bull
garH6sn r8Inif.ern" giinlig: Be-
TheiD Der Ginponbarun95 ge6orbe
o6g2oe6sn mar unb Die 56eatertruppe
Die Barge SfIice oerlaFin bate,
nurbe Iie bon perldieoentn materiz
T6en @ruppen BON taFtanbeflsj0eten
Ssraslit9n Der CfIeite, Die j6rsr5reus
oe Ii6er Die i6nen pinfsnb<n brand
tiI6en @anHFe in unberfdGI6t 6simis
I6em Soiom 2lusOrud ge6en molten,
nit GturmiT6em sSu6el begriiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-17
9$oSncr'S
DaS grobartig eE(eiOerItoH=
Oepartement,
bas iid iiber bic aan,e &usoebnnttg
Des 0ebdnbes eritreft, reipnnoirt
benz erifen 6au6 bcs Serbifes.

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erIte porldufigs 4usitelung BON
9srbH alsioerltoFfsn. mas iebr trr@
tersHant - Iebr an3iebenO 1T. Seoe
5rau 1T bsgisrig, gu pifIen, mas Der
mopernite Stoff, Die neueite 5drbe etc.
ift. @ir laoen pas san5e pu6lifum
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auq auf Wertb unb 9rpBartigfeit pres
eminent linb. 9luBer unIerem reglz
ldren 8orrotb, baben mir bier ips5ieus
Bargains beI6aFFt, tpelhe ii3 un5ipsl@
felbaft ols Hecorbbre4er betpeifen
iperDen.
Bargain Tr. L.
100 stnfc GeouA66toiOts, qGOlz5utines, @ons
.8omob auo &caDp"sSlpceO S9OaaGbsds, a8oas
6oat6erJRelirune,n, i3Dar3,, marir,blau.. STfOrS
ano @oftor oOmtipuns; lpertb SOC. 2oc.
Bargain Str. 2.
IS stitfs dpcre 8olfs uHO 8egcntaas sRIsiOtrt
foifc in ben beliebten gruuen, blauen. orintn uro
Gator J6acnes," NIT i66nsr riGuminirteu" Sbsd=
un 9laiO= Riitcit. sic t0nncn beftre WoOsn ui6t
su irseno tp,lbem 9rci, erbaltcn, 7ts if cine
ietene Gbancs; 25 osriaeS:ns Muittr 39c.
Bargain Hr. 3.
50 Stiide gang pOqsnc 6oomsipuns, 50 3oa brett,
bpQt Q(agEpcbl in grau Cyforo, btau, rotb, grim
ur5 Gator; Dertb 75c. SOC.
Bargain Tr. A.
50 Stiide Qar3 poGsrsr 3ameelsbaarsoomaIpuns
&am,slsbaur= G5eOiOt; riQumurte" Mslirun9sn, 52
3oa brett; in alien mOosrntn Garbsn Der Saiion;
tpsrtb $l.00 79c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-17
pe06oOn= E MnGa, anI,t,,,,r;n,,,.

Sarote RanepIpb, Dirsftor.
utouHt 8trnon=Ilaet uno Gbarlss zStr., galtimote'
BcrberettunsssD sDepartement
Wap @arrettion Gpams. Super,ntsnSeufin.
Tr. IL, SfsGentr:s, uabs Gbares@StraBs
xW lsoerer0 fnuH0 an /. AIfoo oer
lhr Den unterridt. Anmtloungsn i'm Stplsmper
bon 10 ubr @ormttaes bis ltbr Ra9mtttaes.
erosen wulf.G Gentrum ess zhsens madben
unc miro upn ssinem aneertn 0onier>
patorium i'm 3dnee nbertroffen
GafuItdt BON 80 europdii@sn uEo ameritantl6sn
Msitttn.
9oreibrittcu,r uno elsmentdrzllnttrritt ertbeit.
NufIabms Don Sdbiilsru dls IHidnger ooer III irs
g,no rpeld)sm pprstibritentn StaDinm uno jrr
eonsert=aantler. SreiitsGen, GiplOmt unD 2tbrsrs
9trtiiitate.
Nm tsrri4ts S.babr..n SIS big 500
dar 9as S9uiiahr, semdb psm SraOs Hctr Der
.Grsis @ort,6eiGs tHr edalsr:
InnGamenfale IusbilOuns, Solf'ggi:r. 3uiamm.n.
lalti UNI Gtnirtt ,u 8ecita!s unO 6oHjsrt'n poh
etFt Ftular.s nerSen pot trmm m z9s -,
idHpt ooer t6nn.n in to1aueeb.nOtn WuRtco'n
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Satultdt:
profsforen - GOiYin 6armsr, Stelid @aul, 9S
g. g. aabmer, 9etrO Qtinttti,, Gmmaausl ssao
ess6 Snbpa .s 8 Sar4sa + s' l. resasies Il sis
Maris 5. Saul 9 9tr3:r BibicH. @trmine 8.
Seotn, 6barl,s &abOlo asolpb &sns, Bertha sbiels
esbrer I'M @orb.rdtuHas Gsplrttmtnt - Clara
@4trfelo, Gtbcliuo 9daurs, el3abstb gonlionn.
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GibOn, 8srmine 9. Soosu I5ram Moiss Rauo
@urpulsb Slanbc 8. SunOers, 2sna Stitbltr, Gus
ianna N. s8aro:n, GliSa @tS: @Oces,
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SIag@Sntrumsnte, Crgct, 9arit, e'.iane, sOlteQs
eitn. Sr).tsr, Gbor uno MuTtsgti6ibt:.
ES.pt7, l1t, Gr, lRol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-17
@HtIif)e S6Ii6tuna gebniit.

9tttsbura pa. 16. Sapt. -
Wfan boFft duf sine 9iitli9e 8eileeun9
csr 3piI6ep Den QampengtdIer Jas
britanten unh p2ran 2lrbsitern 6sjtZs
6snOsn 8iTferen5sn. Die 6a6rifons
ten Faben bsn 2eBtersn jsBt eine2obnz
erbO6uno Don 3 bis 6 YrO3enI FIR
banbg2ma6ie GDl.nper uno aud aine
f!tins Gr60bun9 fir m1IHinsngema6s
te Gp.ino:r OFferiri. Die 3abI Der
Qrb:iter (Mdnner unD Gna6,a) in
OjeTer 9rande bstrGg! pier ettpa TO-
600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-17
rieno's SGmfe. s,f,s,I"iS,s f.,f s'"ssf Os'esf.'.

9or.,0lace unb 2aurcns sStrabe.
1Iriibertrpfftne QrfolitGt Ecues &eb1uoe nit
benz n.u.ft.n unS bsftsn Ssisuness unb @enttla:
:ipns. .epitem @OltOnlm.ns @usHattnng. Surnz
Gnitalt, 0cport.m.nt5 iir ositige uno DiTeni6atts
libe @ugblouue. 3psburosrt Sdultr uno nsu1'
;tbr 9ebrer.
Sotituls Separtemtnts 9Orbtrcituns fir irasno
,in Goaeo ooer llniperiitdt icpis fir geibdftli6s
Gorriers g8aq,n fir RinosrQortens S6ulsr. Wap
p.rlang. autalog.
9. 9S. Sreaa, N. N., Brintipal;
Sli De. &amb. 9IlfssBrInslpal.
(suq24, lWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-17
Edhule fir Snubc.

Ger 33. 9u,ius Der Maryland school for the t'eat
Eitie etbuIe ilr taube uuo iolht Gin0tr, etr.n
Gebor 10 mur0sl5at iit, nab fe Dtm unttrrl6t
in ben 5fiertIidcu Sduln nidt beiocbTtH IONS
nai, III una5bongiQ pon isotr rc!isioitn St!te
,Inttr ben, asbrtr= =@triona1 b,fnom f5 bre er:
ta6ren. 2ebrer fir ben llnterrdbt i'm Spreden
rub 9!speu=2tsn. Sic 59uie bat ein ejumuoz
fum unp aiHOusarttu fir ti,iut Giuo,r. 8is
oaos III ,int bobs uno Qtiurpe gsfpii9un3
nup ilnterridjt irti iIr in WarSlnno auidifa.
Cdnlu. ggeaen @uiuubme ooer ausfunft icjr;ih,
;ncn ali Gbos. SO l=p &rinsipol Grsotrid
Te. tau9lI ~ -. .Sa-2Z0epU
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f6 Isl6It an3utlogen, um osn Pr,nz
sen G6ing in MhbcreOit gu br:n8'n.
Die Sapaner m09tsn Den Prin39n
Ching ais 6risbens gspplmdatigz
ten baben, bic 9uhsn Ooge9en Et9un9
G9an9.
Oag 6. Ser. Staaten SdDdlIeriee
Re9imsnt ge6t morgen nah ZEN tpsfs
lid)sn 9iigeln ob, mo- lid bic Som>
mer 8iqo Der amsritaniFAen 9ez
Idnbii6aIt be finbet.
3fp,itauTsno 0sut!6s urtsr bem
@snsra. bon 9ospfner Iinb nu6Stang
Sung (2idna 9ion90, elmer oonSoz
rern 6eIsBlen ummuuerten Staot obz
gesang:n, po tiir5.ih cine tletne @1z
f9aiiung beutI6er SolOutsn on8s9rltz
fen puroe. Die 9Orer beiibsn aln
@eT9uB.
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Sbee Scrpice.

Sbee9seroic., eaqlii3,s gor3elan, aierIibs Sts
forationen: iuertb $500 So 9S.
3be:A5trDtc, btuti9ts QOrjtIau, i56H in natirs
Hbcn gPumtnmuitru pstOrirt uRo NIT gOiO oTs
,isrt. $48S
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Bargain Tr. A
2osner's
ltnpersleihlid)e Bargains ttn
(SrNoc{ritnf,

CSjs itlt,nftcn, Die pra6politen Gifette in 9or=
,elau, Gtas etc. perOsn SbueH in biei;m @ertaui
angtbotcn. BON Der g83tigtcit oici,s anstbots
taun nun fitb rur mr6 cine 9suaus SnipsttiOn Der
aacrt5, i,lbf iiberleugtn. Gbs unO S9tssSerpte
teben an Der critcu StcQe Der sammIune unD Sit
tu,riOcn eiuic6cn, DAB i'm ioiOrtigen 9ertauf 81:
or0bcre 9ortbsie or3ieIen, Dsun ie.
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But alai)rid,I flr 6asz G on(nmenten.

Sie pGonipIortc Gjas.Gompaqnie BON @altis
more" miro Die Serbinouuo Der Gasleiturq nit
allen @as=Ssfeu unb @assGanot5 Gratis berielrn.
3um S6uBc Der 6onumsnttr mitilen Der e5as'
Sien Oocr =9tonQc iopobI, tuc Der fir Osnleloen
gu benubeube Qlas pon Der GoTpagnis gcblal9t
ipsrorr Nuf 9crloroen miro Seitens Der 6om.
paonic Sniueiiunq fir ben Gsbrau0 ots Sfens
oosr RarQes ertbsilt
serr:nane 6. 9atrobe.
(Sebt6. 30. so 9Ro INN 9rdfDent.
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yCneu Stpcf" Mufter.

Gs 1T Der Uliibt psrfb, i'm @eod6tniB ;u bebaIs
ten DUB mir etipa Orcibie Muitor bobeu, Oi. mir
bci'm Stiid Oo,r i'm SerOts oertaufsn. Sieisr glan
erm6gIit IS 3bnen, Seroics fir 3brs beiOHOtrt @cs
OirfniHe 5u bei6affsn, urdO sur isibtn 3et psrOeu
Sir eg le;bt fiHosu, 5erbrOaens 4rtit;l pis0'r su
-erloHsen.
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mt. ct. SpfebhS=S pued.
STE Marpldnoer Shmic fir Sliiloe

mfrC am L q. NtpfenIutr IJOU tuftVeF SHVWI''''
0iei, 5dui. fir bIinDs ainp.r unp iolbe sirpcr,
bsren Sc1trat 10 id)fpad 1T, Oab +, Dem llritrrlDf
in pn 6fi.ntli4,n S6uen nibt bttlppbntn tonHtn.
pe5prt iener rtlieioitn Sstts an. Slnor, 5lt i'm
Sif.ritt Columbia rpobuen, peroen uHter oeHlcFpsh
Rdoiuqunqeu oufocnommen, nit DieieHi9tn, ips!Ds
in Warplano aniaiTe fno. Seu5, nm Hulnsoms
ioIt.n an 8. 3. Ve orri n, SMp'rInteM tEt etHt, y
ScltimOr.. DID. oerStet iDIrotn. (4ng1l' 'lV'' ~
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Epesteue Eadben.

Rteiui G9artie eiIt3tluer Seller 6yu8ttsGlr ~:t.,
gum @Iusbertauf. sc.
GbOtOluosn4l0pi', Gradsra5arg uHp SprupzRriss
in Garlsbaoer 9or3tlan; pra6tooq in neusn unO
jierItsR 9effHs octOrirt; rucrtb $l.00 4Sc.
Gttrei3iibe 9or,enauz1aTr urO llntert1Fen,
bette Gualitdt, meme 5Ormsr, 6auc9sGjoGoborOen,
wart6 800 Das 9usenO 3toe 19c. Gasu pal.
icnOs 8tasr 19c unO 15c
boien, 'Sabnntann.H, i5ancDz5aTsn urO Inter
taficn, SalutsSbHFtln, Oliotn. l,lcr, Grad:rs3ars
6botoIaOtusRannen, gaicn etc., in Der btriibmtsr
WitaoOzl8aare, gu enem 8ubatt pom 25 9rnjsut
gum 9lusOcrtau I'm 4Ius iur neue 3mpOrtatiOn:u
III i6aiien