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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
HEDRICK.

The residence of Frank Wheeler, liv-
ing west of town, was struck by light
ming last week and damage to the en-
tent of $125 was done. Several mem
bers of the family narrowly escaped
injury, and perhaps death, as they had
just. left, a few minutes before, the
part of the building which was torn:
away.
Elder Robert Spiers preached at Mar
ion Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Harrison, OF
Winfield, visited over Sunday with rela-
4ives and friends in Hedrick.
William Douglass, Jr.. OF Packwood,
was in Hedrick on business Sarur-
\ day.
D. j. Van Nostrand spent Sunday
with relatives at Delta.
Editor g. p. Perry, of the Packwood
Review, was in Hedrick Saturday.
Mrs. ID. j. Van Nostrand has gone to
Fairfield for a two weeks. visit.
Hon. G. w. Dickens came here Sat
urday from Smes, where he was called
by the illness of his daughter, who is
attending school there.
There will be a musical entertain-
mellt given at the Presbyterian church
Saturday evening, April z, by Misses
AfcNett and Devin, of Ottumwa. The
proceeds will be used for the benefit of
& the church.
a large crowd gathered at the Mil
waukee depot to see the j. /. Case train
fsthreshing machinery, which passed
thru here Saturday evening.
Misses Rosa and Anna Heidenreich
left Friday for Fearing, where they
visited over Sunday, and from where
they started today for their home at
Pleasant Lake, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Utterback left
Saturday for a few days visit with
relatives at. Des Moines
Miss Ruth Morrison was in Ottumwa
Friday and Saturday, attending the
meeting of the Southeastern Iowa
Teachers association.
The following teachers from this city
took advantage of the vacation given
them, Friday, and attended the meet
4 ing of the teachers association at OF
tumwa, Friday and Saturday: Messrs.
q. y. Watson and John Messner,
Misses Mary w. Bryant, Ella Darner,
Florence Gregg and Anna Hines.
e. .. Martin was in Sigourney Satur-
day evening.
ID. Oliver, of Packwood, was in He'd
rick Saturday.
a number of the leading citizens and
conncilmen of the town were taken to
Williamsburg Saturday evening by the
agent for gas plant, to look over the
system OF gas lighting which was put
in there by his company. Those in the
\ party were S. E. Spicer, w. d. Martin,
Il. Shaffer, j. A. Fleener, ID. Snak-
enburg, j. Z. Brooks and r. w. Steph-
enson.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03

ening under the auspices of the NJ. w.
of A, band boys.
Attic recent city election A. j. Car
ter was elected mayor and E. Broshar
assessor.
Rev. Collier is conducting a series of
meetings at Plano. The quarterly
meeting of Mystic circuit was held at
that place Saturday and Sunday.
Martin Van Dyke returned Friday
night from visit at Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Berry left for
Kewanee. ILL.,, Sunday night.
Mrs. Robt. Mccartney and Mrs. VIM.
McFall are at What Cheer at the bed
side of Mrs. Humes, who is very ILL.,
i. ID. Crook was initiated into the
mysteries of Woodcraft at the last
meeting night.
Blind Boone will be at the Christian
church April IA.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03

A Killer That Saves Mull's Light
ming Pain Killer. Kills any ache or
pain, internal or external, instantly.
absolutely pure. a5c and soc. Ask all
dealers.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
Daily Doings Of Some of Ottumwa's
Close Neighbors.
personal, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
Every Thing From Joyous Ist-ths to the
Philosophical Observation ofsages,
Arc Chronicled by the CourIer's
special Correspondents.
AGENCY.

Agency, sApril Most of the teach
ers here attended the teachers meet
4 ing in Ottumwa last week.
Nell Clements visited his parents over
Sunday.
Lucy Pike visited at The home Of A.
j. Reynolds last Saturday.
Miss Law, of Charlton, visited her
sister last week.
E O. S. Newell expects to leave for Wy
oming this week.
The meeting at the Congregational
church has closed.
Mrs. Bradley, of Highland Center,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Roberts.
Nat Cremer sold several horses in
Hedrick last week.
Rev. Moore will preach a missionary
sermon on Easter morning and the
Sunday school will have appropriate
exercises i'll the evening.
Mrs. Sturgeon is visiting her moth
8er, Mrs. y. Forest, who is very sick.
Mrs A. Verdow, who has been SICK,
is improving Fl
q. B. Reynolds. who has been en-
ploved in a wholesale drug house in
Omaha for some time, has returned
home, on account of poor health.
On Saturday night next, April z,
there will be box supper held at The
congregational parsonage for the ben
eft of the pastor of that church. A
cordial invitation is hereby extended
10 all to come and enjoy themselves,
and assist in this way materially in his
support. By order of officials of said
church.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
st. Louis Market.

st. Louis, April 2.-Wheat, cash,
72A; July, ,67sA.
Corn, cash, 371A; July, 3sA@3szs.
!. Oats. 25;.s July. 3SH
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
Peoria Markets.

Peoria, April Corn, higher; No. 2,
3sA.
Oats, firm; No. 2 white 1861.
Whisky firm on the basis of $1.25 for
finished goods.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. - In
~ the matter of estate of Hannah Alternating.

7NUTICE OF FINAL9 SETTLEMENTS. = In
~ the matter of estate of Hannah Abernatl1y.
To Matilda Washer. Emery johnson, Russell
Johnson and whom it may concerns:
You are hereby notified that the final report
of the undersigned executors of said estate
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trct Court of Wapello county, Iowa, on or bel
fore the 10th day of April, 1900, and unless you
appear and show cause to the contrary if any
there be at the March term of said court, 1000 at
Ottnmwa, in said county on the 18th day of
April, 1900, said report will be approved and the
undersigned executors discharged from further
duty and responsibility therein.
ABRAHAM STuBER,
DANIEL BOWEN,
Executors.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
ToDAY,s MARKETS.
chicago Live stock nlarket.

Chicago, April s.-Cattle 10000;
steady; beeves 4.oo@5.75; cows $1,000
4.25; Texans 3.9O@5.Oo; stockers 3.4o@
Ats.
Hogs, $4,000; Sc lower; mixed 500
5.371a; heavy 5.25@5.40; light 5000
5.32As,
Sheep, 10000; strong to 1oc higher;
4.90@6.3O; lambs 5.65@7.4O.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
LEGAL.
Wapello County Agricultural Society .
SfOckhOlderss NlcetinD

Stockholders, Meeting.
special meeting of the stockholders of the
Wapello County Agricultural Society will be
held at the city hall in the city of Ottumwa on
Wednesday, April 18th, 1900. at o'clock p. M,
of selling the grounds of this association, and
for the consideration of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
CALVIN MANNING, Prest, !
Ben S. Benson, Secy.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-04-03
New York Market.

New York, April s.-Wheat,, July,
74A.
Corn, July, ASH.
Oats, 2sA.
+ Butter, steady; 19@25.
Eggs, steady; 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26

i6oRen i'm. als er Ii6 in elmer pet'4
i4loTsnen Sdnfte gum SIung Il ga1s
men begab. 2ebtere 8e60rOe batte Die
82Tanbten gu elmer @onferen5 eingelr=
BEN unb i6nen Elm sIeides S4ifiaf 5lr1
geoa6t, Dem bic Gollegan b. &etteler's
nur Oabur9 ent9irgen, oaB feline Gaa
moroung Iofort befant puroe. =
Die Qeife tpurbe in Der Ndbe deS
Morbitelle befuttet uno iit ieBt ppu
beuti6en SopOaten tpfeoer aus9egrtts
Ben tpOroen; alm auf bem 6ri'tlt4sG
9egrdbniBplabe beigeiebt gu petoen.'
unru6en Derbreiten ita5
Duf6ington, n, 25. 9tu9uit.- SSSSIu
Qmop, in SiiDzG6ira, Iino unrutsu
ausgebroden; bic oortigen aOnTuldta
Tinb in 8efa6r. &oniuI u. 3. So6irA
fon benu9ridtigte 6euts bas Stautas
oepurkment bapon, nit Der 0in3ufih
gung, ernite au6eit0uungen ieien Su
beFir6ten. Der iupanii6e 3empeE
pur0e in 8ranb geItedt, tpesbal6 JGptz
nii4e Seeioloaten Iunoeien.
Qonoon, %. QuguIt. - 9ougs
longer 0epei6sn melben bic 3erit6s
rung Der Wfi7Iionsn in 6u &ien uEb
GiangIu. Sn 8puntung nurbe enc
fran30IiI6e M:IIion Don einem Mfpb
dngegriffen, a6sr M}atroIen optn
fran301H6en &anonenbpot rG.onets"
trieben bic Qngreifer 3uriid. Sin Ntdl1a
barin nit 800 dineIiidsn Solbattn
ging am %. b. bon Qmpb ab CUR MieH
ber6eriteQung Der OrDnung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26
Rsnt- u. 0uffn Anne's County, fair
in Splcbeitcr Yeacb
an, Mv~va

SIM leBteu Sabre mar es Die bette 6air i'm
Staate NIT ben intereFuntsftsn Wsttrennen. Iabes
3u $4,000 in Qreiien. 9robe Iushellune BON @ss
flI0el, s5arm= QrpDuften, Sarm Gerdtbibaitcn,
peibli6en 6anbarbetEn, Grii6tcn unD anosrsn
quten Sineen pie Sic iol9e ME supor eefcben
baben.
Sm ean;en Stddte bereiten fb bic 2euis bor,
boran She'll 3u nebnsr, uno Sic iOften ebenfaas
nit abrer Samilie babel iein. Gin Seoer ecbt gu
Der Gair.
Sic S9ettrennfn peroieren bsiOnbere slufmerf=
iamfeit Sdreiben Sic 9bren Greuupen, bab sic
bort 3ii~ trcffcn fnb. Ser Goupernsur pcs Staates
uno Der MuDor bon Baltimore tperoer ebenfals
bort icin.
attrattonen ieben SAG nit rei6balts
abue6islnoem 9rogramm an isoem 1aqs. 98.nn
Sic ieop6 ni6t icoen Sag asbsn f6nutu. ionten
Sic minoeitcns enen SAG fommen
9pot=5idsts. cinid)lieBlid) Gtntritt, MIR 25c.,
ipeuiqsr, als Der babe Qres, bod baben mir ms
entiblofen Der 8ep0lfcruna @altimore's bic be-
fen 1lnterbaltuneen ibres 2ebcus fir beiuabs
Yibts ,u bistcn.
Senten Sic nur! Grturfon, 5oir, Girfus, Gona
5crt, beroorraeenoe @olitifer, fSamilien= 3uiam=
menfiinite, rSon Qa1 bon @aipaii Der r3op g1D4
BON Den 9bilippincn. g8p ouf Der qan,en Gro,
nirO Sbnen Dies fir % Gents ecboten. 8criubt.
bitrber su fonlmen.
Grtra=Sumpfer sur gsauemlidfeit eines eSeDen.
g9eqen tueitcrer Iusfunft i6reibs man on
@. g. SfpIano. @.fretdr,
{238) Sofd)efter, Wtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26
8aItimpre.chip.9 q ahn= Bulletin.

$lS.OO pom Baltimore mad, Sbteaac nao
3uriid BEL Geieesnbeit Dss SabressGslelagsrs 1tr
s6 u. TH Siaete iino am 25.,. 26 unD 81
gluguh pertduflib unb fir oi. 8iiffabrt bis iun,
81. auauft eiiltig nit ausnabms, iptnn pas
Billet bel o.m SOint: t:slesntsn in Gbieaeo eese. o
nirt uno so Cts ndbbs3ablt tperpsn, tpOrdut DIT
3iiffabrts=ssrmn biz gum 80. Septembsr Ssr=
ldneert perDsn t1nn.
$14.25 ppn Baltimore mad Detroit unb surld
bel @elsesnbeit Des ,p.iidbrliten Gone!apes Der s
p9ptbas sRitttr.a 9iaete lperpsn am 25.. B
uno o. Auquf psrtauft uno nm. ftir DE Wtds
fabrt bis gun, s. September entig, onsgsnonl. MI.
men, tpenn ous Billet Del benz Solnts snten
in Detroit qeQen Rab,ablung oen 80 esnfs ees
ponirt miro, iporaui 0er Riididbrts =Serniin DIS
gum a. Sept.ntber perldngert iperRn fdnn.
$40 pom Baltimore mad, ssn Rtasaras baiIen
uno suriid am Sonneritoa, ben 30 @ug. Vtls
lete fnb fir 10 9aee eiltig. Der Sps,talaua
nit burblaufenbeu 9srionen= uno 9ulman:
Iarlor=Wogeons psrldbt ben Gamosnssaneo!
nm 9l9 9urmittoes ben gtt 8opal=yabnbo1
um 924 9ormittaQs. giur $l.0O msbr nab
Soronto unb suriif ltnterbrs6une Der Gabrt
iptrb auf Der 8udreiie gefattet in Buffalo,
&o6eter, genepo, 9uroette uno Wan0sehunt
9lbfted6er mad ben souieno=9srieln MIR $3.50
fir bic Gurpreiir bon 8O6eisr. t23S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26
Germiidte telesrapBiide Sepsi6en.

= Sn 2otpe1, Wfdii., finb burd bas
@flsBen bon 8dumpollfpinnsreien
250O 9lrbeiter bei4dftisung5los ge=
tpcroen.
ssn Bolton. Maii, itur6en ssftern
brei Mdnner an Der 0iBe. 0ds 59er=
mometer regiItrirte 80 9rao.
= Sn aingIton, N.zY, 1T Der 20
Sabre alte S. aouis 9uditap bon Dir
aiaien. Der bei'm Sau 'oss neusn 9e=
Fdnanifes bsiddftigt mar, our9 sins
qute qsItiirai uao geitor6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26
Bilbhaner 0au0ens erfrnuft.

Iep OFT, %. Nu9uIt. = SIN
vMafa6uietts 8eneral 9OIpital" liegt
Der beriibmts 8ilD6auer 2u9uitus Sk
8aubsns frant bQrnieoer. 9or einem
Wondt fam er aus paris, UNI cine
Operation oorne6men gu lufIen. un1
felt oieier 3ait 6efinOet er lid) i'm Spa
TpitaI. I'm isine 3eit gdn3Ii4 Der Sets
tigiteQung oss grOBen gteiterItan6bila
beS bes Generals Sherman, bds i6tn
bor me6reren Sa9ren in Qluftrag gegeA
ben purbe, gu pibmsn, ging er bor il
Sa6ren nu4 PQris. 9a5 StanOba6
1T ieBl i'm &ntnurf fsrtig, unb bda
mobeG 1T auf Der 4uaIteQung in paa
rig ausgeltsqt.
Der MeiIter mar fdon felt lunger
3eit feioenD, unb Die Operation purDe
uls oas leBte Wittel, i'm pieber ber3ua
itelen, angeieben. 9aro na6 feine1H
@in5ug in bos 9oipital tpurbe oidehs
Dorgenommen unb lit poqTtdnbig ges
lungen, 10 ouB Der 9atient in penigEn
Wofen bas SpIpital 0erlahen uno
no4 fsinem SommerIib in WinoTop
@t, iibsrliebeln pirO. Der aiinitler
purbe Dor 50 'Subren in Dublin ges
6pren unD i'm Qllter BON 6 Wphen BON
Ieinen Gltern nit na6 2lmerita gea
bra4t. SIN 2tlter BON 13 5abren fiug
er i'm rGOoper>llnipnzSnititut" an,
aunitzStuoien 3u MAIDEN. Se6a
Sabre fpdter i4;fe ibn Ieiu9atsr na4
europa, um i6n bus 9smmenfdnsiz
ben erlernen gu lafer. Der iunpe
Mdnn pOqte uber Elm GROCER 9initEtr
tperoen, uno 10 purbe er Elm Stiifer
SauffraD's. Gr ubsr-aIdte feinen
UteiIter our9 Elm berporragsnbes Sa4
lent. SpGter er0fFnete er in Rom elm
Qtelier, aus Dem piele 6sbeuteuoe Qfrz
beiten, bic ieinen Ruf ais aiinItler be4
sriinoeter, bsrDprgingsn. 3rpsi isinsn
beiten Sd0pFungen iino Die Stutus
BON 2incoln in @bicago unb bas' sga4
ragutzDsntmd1 am MaoilongSquare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26
geifmerbe gegen brn GeneraIbifnr.

Ba bling Q n, .. g., 25. Nug.
= @ine 2ln3abl italieniider glntpo6z
nsr BON 2ouisDiGe. ap., 6aben an Die
bisIige pGpItlids Delegation eine Be-
i6tperbe gegsn ben 9eaeralz8ifar Or.
9ouhst bon 2puisDille eingerei6t. sic
iinb entriiitst iiber Die Weigerung oas
9ensrdl=9ifurs, an1dblih Der @rmprz
oune bes GDnigs 9um6srt eine Sob
tenmei1e ab5u6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26
sEn Die 2sdi 6tnunter

beinabs big ,ur ti.fen bIauen es uno Dem Hntls
GboptanisRipsr. $50 Wsiltn GgtnrHoHsn !It oeA
eon,.n 9ao NIT b,m Gampfr .Gmma 6iles' les
ben 8itntaq unb eamitao. abfabrt nm Z upr
Uormittaas. guQnusunesn ouf ben lanounesa
slassn unD Bargains BON Gri1ten, 6@nnmerIs1'
gOrfibruneen.
SroAter MusHus BEN sanaen 9as tn Der mse"'
8stsst Rine.rn sas 2.ben. 25 Jtnts.
(Suni20L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26

Der 3al1er bat an Die beutids 9e=
fanotiddft in peting Elm Selegramm
geri6tet, in tpel9sm er Derielben Slid
gu ibrsr @rrettuns aus srober @sfa6r
tpiini6te unb Dem 2egationszSefreidr
b. gelopASateste, oer isit benz Spoe
oes Jr6rn. .. &etteler bic 9sI6dFte in
terimiitii6 fibrt, fir iein tapfsresQlusz
BARREN ben Iot6en 2lolsr 4. Slaiis nit
S6pertern psrlie6 uno 5u9lei9 benz
felben aufforoerte. iOfort 8ori9lGgs
pe9en peiterer Detorirungen fix pas
periondl der 9sionotitaft unp Der
@9uBtruppe gu MAIDEN.
Wie Jrbr. b. &ettslsr srs
moroet purbe.
Giner Der nit Den Sruppsn no9 pe=
fling eefommsnen beutI9en 8eri6terz
1tatter, 9auptmann a. D. 0anns
bauer, Der lid idon i'm Sranspaal siz
men suten Ramen iduf, bat lid Ipfort
baran esmu6t, Die Details ii6sr Die.
Grmoroune oes oeutiden 9sianbten,
5reiberrn b. aetteler, gu fammeln unb
bierber gu berihten. Gr fabelt aus
petins: n5rsibsrr b. aettsler 1T n;9t
bon n8orern." ionoern BON 9insiif den
poli3iiten ermorbet porben, uno 3par
.auf bD6sren Muni6," pG6renb er Iib
in einem paluntin na6 bsm 5funoz
lt<Yamsn beeeben pollte. eSn Der
Sdnfte fiBeno. puroe er bon einsm
SduB in ben Sinterfopf qstroffen.
Seine 2ei6s lit nabe Der MorbItdtte
bssra6en tporbsn. g2a6 Der ginnabme
bon pefing seigts Elm in Der Rdbe bss
8egrdbnibplabes po5nenoer Gh;neTe
Die Stele, mo Der Grmorbete beqrdbsn
tporosn if. Seefolbdten Dffneten bas
Grab uno ben Sarg. Die oeide tpirb
morssn Elm 4ritli6es 9earGbniB erz
baiten."
M Militdrii de 6Dfli9teit.
Wie Der uarsu35situn9" gsmelbet
tpiro, bat ii9 am 13. b. N2ts. bei'm
gesesnen bss 2lobboampfers ng6sin"
mil benz fron50iii6sn arisssI6iFf ngte-
boutable" Elm Oft militdriI6er @our.
tollte abeeipte1t. Der ii4 nun po6l Of
ters tpieberbolsn tpirb. qls ber
rRbein." tpel6er. pis befannt, mil
Sruppen on 8orb na6 Gbinu untsrz
Ipegs 1T, na6e an Der ,Reooutoble"
porbeieine. ialutirte er bas frans0iiz
i9s arisasi6iff nit 5laggsn{alut uno
benz Spislen Der Marfsinaife ourd Die
DfilltdrfdpeGs. Der Jransuis ant.
iporIste ntt osm Spielsn bon sd bin
Elm preubs."
9raf bon Salms, faiierli6er Gomz
mtllar Fur Treipillisen=SanitGts
olenlt IN Gl6ina, bsbanfte Iih fiiralia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26
speateue sonntass Ggfnrfipu rtads
2setterton ,tuo 5iirii&
es& NIT fEr;e6somx 0iuie ~

Der 5dmpIsr oerldtt bic Weriis an 2isbts unb
gratisStrase om sonutoq, BEN H. Suni,
unp Ddnn ItbenS Sonntae bisa auf M { is
tsre Votti a9 ubr @ormittaqs gDiebean=
funft in baltimore UNI 10 ubr @beubs. Guts
9aptssieasnbsit, gootfabrtsn uno sJii&en Uors
iaeli6e Wablieitsn 0uf btm Ismpitr fir 5Oc.
WunereIle zoo ldunil5 3ute)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26
sycierli6e Meibe i'm DER GatbebraIe

Cincinnati, g., 25. Dug. -
Rep. 9enrp M0ller er6iett beuts in b.r
6itiigen aatbe0rale bic Weibs als giz
f4of Der futbolii4en 0iD5sfe golum=
bus, 3. Gr56if4Of Gloer uno Die 8iz
f9Dfe BON Snoianupolis, 2ltlanta,
8rano 8apios, Nui9piae, Glepalan0,
goo:ngton unb 2ouisoile tparen suz
ssgen. Rso. 2ouis s. &eornep bon
3anesbiGe, O.. propin5iul Ger 9omi=
nifonsr. belt bic WeihesQrebioE.
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EEk pie 2Sonto,t

Grfurfontn ZEN sanlen 1as.
Rad annapolis unS Wefs8ip.r itben Wontao,
Wittmod une Sreitoe, ubr gcrmittaes, uas
6onntaas nm 9 lbr 8Ormittags.
Die Sb6nbeit Der gap. @Hnopslis. bic Gloit.n'
gfob,mi,. esr belieb!t Sampfer e NJ O Is
les an.s ipirft ,uiommsn. bisitlb.n III ben
feinften Nugfliieeu BON Baltimore aus iu mabtn.
W.nn sic Rube piini6en. bier finosn ne o'sltlse.
uns otbm,n babsi o,n aanjen Sac sal,luit. Wus
ff unb aut. Wabl,eiten. 8iltte 5Oc. . 60 q MS
men nj 18. SuHi tSanizV-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26
Senti6e beraus!
SemDfraten beranS!

ale beuti6t 2tmofraten, bic eeoen 5mpcralisa
mus, otgcn Wilitarismus, eeeer Die ScOriiduug
Der MaitH 3u @uuitcn Der 3rufs, aeaen 6onnG
uno 6omp. unb fir cine 8cgierung fir ocs Golf,
ourd has @ot unO aus bsm Volte lu fimmta
etotui,u, pcrbeu oufQeforoert, fa OIL elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-26

IN einem S6rei6en an Srn. S. 8.
SadTon, Setretdr Der bieIigsn Bun
beszgeianotI6aft. fir Die OFFerts pss
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-27
EHRHARDT A NOMINEE.
Seventh Ward Will Heartily
Support Him and the
Ticket.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Seventh
Ward Democratic Club was held last
night at the New York Bay House. All
the Democratic nominees were heartily
endorsed, and they will be loyalty sup
ported by the Democrats of the Seventh
ward. Orations eulogistic of the Demo-
cratic party and its candidates, were
made by Miles McCarron and Timothy
Aarons. Alderman Peter Ehrhardt, who
is the candidate for reelection, received
quite an ovation at the Democratic head
quarters last night. Mr. Ehrhardt was
told that he was a sure winner, and if en-
thusiasm counts for anything the prize is
already his
Mr.. Ehrhardt has been good member
of the Board of Aldermen from the Sew
enth ward, and has won the apprecia-
ton of his constituents. They want to
return him this spring by a record break
ing majority. Commissioners Nolan and
Hauck are exceedingly popular in the
Greenville section and can feel assured of
a rousing majority.
The Democrats are guessing who the
Republican Aldermanic candidate they
will have to defeat win be. The Republi-
cans are exceedingly reticent, and either
don't know or won tell who their sacri-
flee is. All questions relative to the sub-
JecE are met with the response, Well