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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06

And some of the brethren who
helped to win ont IN the last politi.
Cal scrimmage may be seeu On Sun
day hastily singing "From Green.
lands 10y Mountains" and they
will probably be heard later talking
about how much they have helped
to raise for foreign missions. 1t il NO
wonder that only 5000 Of the $4,000
intelligent white people OF Winston
60 to church. THIS is getting to bs
- everywhere.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06
sIMMONsIsM VS.GOEBELIsM.
The Washington Post saws:

Auo ASuiDHton FoSt says.
"The sooner Goebellsm IN every
shape and form is banishpd from
Kentucky the sooner tral q nifty will
return"
Goebelism in Kentucky is tame AND
honest compared to Simmons.sm il
North Carolina. The Democratic
party will be forced to repeal tn.
Simmons election law Gas the KIN
lucky Democrats are now forced 10
repeal the Goebel law and to COL
denim the man and his red shirt an
archy and debauchery of the ballot
box, or every honest man and chris
tian in the party will be forced to
leave 1t.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06

We have yet to see the Dsmoera
who 10 proud or glad Of the method
BY which the GLORIOUS victory" We.
won, except perhaps, the fellow who
gets one Of the Offices which were Oh
tainod BY force or fraud.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06

THE STATE.
About the time that the Nanse /
monument wa unveiled i'm Raleigh !
letters from q nzini,er Of politicians
and public men were Published in .
certain newspaper. each letter stating
what in the writer's opinion wa=
Vanee's greatest service To the State.
This writer did not read all of the
letters, but a. far ave did real
them there were only two thai - H.
ed Ia be able TO comprehend or H.
sired to comprehend that time in
Fance's life when his greatness
rezehed the pinnacle. Thee two
letters were by Major F.. ]. Hale, OF
Fayetteville, and w. j. Peel, OF the
Raleigh bar. The Fayetteville OBJ
server commenting upon this sub
Itect, says:
1--WE can hear the voice Of the
thoughtless saying that the general
impression Is that his closing days
were embittered by defeat at the
hands of the ali-powerful President
of his country. When one begins to
answer that criticism, he has entered
upon the road which leads straigh,
10 the true conception Of Vance:
: greatness. 1t was comparatively easy
for such man, when in supreme
power in his State, 10 do the just anC
r thoughtful things which he did
And i, was comparatively easy TO
him, backed by all that WIS good ant
noble in the same community, to d'
what he did in 1876. But 10 stant
out against the omnipotent monarcl
whom our perverted Constitution
= puts at the head of this consolidate
= Federal government, on simple is
sue Of loyalty to his trust, and whe
r almost all the wealth and influenc
OF the State he had saved had gOn
. over to the other side, was somethin
very different.
Powerful Influences are at work [
minimize this c,owning act {
y Fance's glorious life, for its recOgn
:" ton stings the conscience Teach or
who bounded him then; but, mar
our word, out of every hundred pc
sons who gaze upon the mute tigul
D at Raleigh, ninety-nine will ha>
II that feature Of his life and charact.
>, in their minds and hearts,"
~ Many politicians who are to-da
attempting to traffi in Nance's po
:. ularity by now claiming to be gre
admirers of him, were among IL
henchmen of Cleveland and Ransom
and were barking at the heels of tn
great man and helping to hound hi
to death. One of these despicalI
:. politicians is the editor of the Ne,
& Observer, who was then feedil
at the Cleveland pie-counter, al
~. writing letters from Washington
- his paper each week, siding wi
Cleveland and Ransom in their Ok
secution of this great tribune of t
people. vance had shown that
had the courage to defy the par
:, machine, to defy all of the patrona
- and power Of Cleveland, to defy
of the combined enemies Of the ~
;. pie when the Interests OF the PEG,
were being attacked and betrayed
their enemies. Sucn courage a
greatness as this on the part Of Il
man is enough to make him hat
TN while he lived, not only by all I
Id arch-traitors, but also by all SIN
eu bore political chameleons.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06

ease of the kid
neys and womb b.
/ was in q weak,
nervous con di-
ton and began to
have dreadful
palpitation of the
heart. / was con-
fined to the bed.
/ had given up
all hope of ever
being well again.
l com m encRd
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06
LOOK 70 DUBLIN
| FOR "VlNDlCAflOE.'

OF uocaArs az Sampson cossrS
sass Acs,os AGAINST ttAo,ss
papv,,srs o. sAssssss eous
w sscAust o. \ waivrts pRo-
rfsr AGAINST vR0ss sur
RUN TO A euptis Couar.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06

\ Ominee for Governor De
clined.
Houston, Texas, Aug. 3l.-Hon
Jerome b KIRBY has declined tn.
Populist nomination tor governor ot
Texas. The executive comm ttee,
is believe d, viii substitute e. W. M
gent the nominee for Lleutepanl
Governor.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06
Violating More PIedg~-

Durham Herald.
A month q 20 We were ..sured ihs'
With the passage Of the am-ndmep'
and the elimination Of the u'sr'
from politics il vou d leave ne
white voters free { form opini Ds ..
TO the different poli ic.l isSu-s AID
q vote accordingly, add sos tor
50 ms TO be q far that they vii
x r~is- this p,ivii &c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06


Frankfort, Ky, Aug ao.-Tb
Democratic Legislature j. Ga -I.-as
session, called by the GOy"rnrr q
r-ps,ai the Goets.I El@1iun law Az
pass HI honest law. The r"u-rirnn
of the State H. against lmll"i-i.li
stLflng.
The Democratic member ha - -
far failed to introduce a bin Tbeg
have s-en awaiting some -"r; oi sr
Az cement On measure, but ii IL
present plan gos- through, Till q
all shades from slight nDiiiraiinn'
To absolute repeal will come iT''ni
the Democratic side. There l. dr.
position 10 repeal the G0-l-.l lsA
outright and adopt a new measure
A. TO what this measure will H. Hd
one can say.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06

By closely attending to your own
duty You help others To do the same
Exchange.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06
81 Pages of Solid facts TO
Men Free.

5 new edIiioi
of r 1 Nv
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WY iani"D'
fsp,s Mani :
mes. Wig r
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which here
In ip--nsn ~
or u ou- oe :
maud and o ]
Nj. n I'r Lar. !.
han IN one Of
4 hicsgo'- for
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06

J. Newton Hathaway. m"-t sp =.
NJ d.. Longest Estab- ist- ss!-: =. a.
lIshed of any Special copy shouI :,
ist in he south in the hsnos -
every man, every woman andeTerS %.
little bOo&Wil be sent free, p-pg
in plain wrapper tn ans one suel.ls
from Loss of Manly vigor. karr D;ng
Structure, Sp cific Blood Poi-o -
Weak Back, rheumatism kidnr! a
Urinary Complaints. or any i" .S.
Chronic Disease, IL he is a regular "a
er Of this paper. Send name anu
dress and mention this PAPER.
j. NEWTON WAY. Nj H.
DR.. Hathaway & Co,
q 1-2. ID South Broad STREE;
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06
An INSULT Iofvtav CITIZEN OF sAmP,
SON COUNTY.

Ih~ hairmsn 90 tA~ iseaas.Sraiss a"ss''
,amusttt~- of -anpsoo Coasts Ana hfh
&c D~mocrsts NJ >aapsoa Bring Ns'a""
81 Criminal Liirl Asain.s -~s-ai-s"
LeadiaS Ispsls.ts or ~s.pson h-csss~
of Resolutions Pass-s Nv thu f"pans'
Gosaty ndlxn.tian N@--,inx ~ 'iin'os'
which Protested AE.ins, th~ tnf.i'
M~,hod. of the ts~m-~r.,ie Machine "a
a.. aondsc, OF tb. kis~r,,on ia tho "un'
ty-Tb~y tompi.ia ~ ga Aii-x-d n
fence by >sx-u,--n I-ssiiag ropsis-''
OF Sampson Cosoty. Bu, bring fhs'i'
Action tn an AdJoinins toanty tes
Is Th.ir Ca.- Di.er~dIss~i frots the hs-
ginning -Procs.-dinx. whhos, . Fr~~e
den, since the Ensiish w~r~ Drive
From Ani-rIcs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE

The Infamous En.h~l El--iipn Lev t"i
tepeni~d The Honest q hrf.iIAB Ps.p
Of the state are AgAin.t N,i. -i.siis
and Election Frauds.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-09-06

THE CAUCAsIAS'- POSITION o.
THE NA1IONAL ELECTION.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11

Seit bisisr NFFairs 6o6en feline Be
tpssungen Don Ssoeutung in 6ieFigsr
9eesnb Iiuttesfunoen. &tniee Rscoez
noscirungsn puroen porgenommsn u.
er9aNn, ooB Der 6eino fein, yerbIIl=
bunastinien nit Dem Qlor0en elfrlg
uberrDaht.
IS lottsre It ola, 0u 9 unner
pom SransDaai.
9pnpon, II. Sunuar-9ius Der
&apitaot tpiro Der rSuilp Wsdil" unz
term Datum 8. Sanuar gsmeloet:
Die &rfolse Der 8peren baben etz
nen bsrwrfsnstpertben 9lus6ru6 oes
@nt1uIiusmus untsr D.n gepobnern
bpGGnoiI ferNbI Itammung in Der petz
li6en aaptolonie CUR 5ol9e sebabt.
8erihte ous Yaarl ergeben, paB
S1aorsrp iuneer Mdnr.r iebe gaaAt
bur9 bic ODrfsr 5ieben uno oas
Observation-Disclosures Iingen. 2lu4
bic S9ulfinber Iinsen bic 8riegslisz
Der Der iIoaf fritaniI6sn Rspublifsn
alfen.9alben. Die meiftsn 9fuifdnosr
i'm @eIfen Der 8aptolonie fino felt
iibsrSeugt, baB 0aopInlitb uno Sim
bsrlsp sefalen lino, uno paB fia Sulz
Ter unb Gecil Rbobes ols @sfansene
in 6Gnben Der 8osrsn befinoen."
9ebagIi6e 8ube.
2onpon, II. Sanuar. - rSailD
Ufaii" bringt fOlgenoe, pom 8. .SaHuar
oatirte 0epel6e aus Camp 5rers:
r9lbgeieben bon Der iibli4en Be-
idisbung Der 8oeren@Stsqune bur9
bic 5lottengtf9ube bIsibt bic britiide
Qrmee unthdtig. 9l4t 9oersnzGaser
purben beute oon elmer Streifpaz
trouble tpe itli6 ldngs bss 5ugela gez
is6en. 8OuItdnoige Hube berrf9ts iii
oenI Islben. Gingsbprene melpen, baB
oie 8oeren, als be 8riten am leBten
Samitag nabe Solsnio rscognos5irz
ten, aug Springfislo berbei eIlten.
Dies i4eint bic Wnnu6me gu be ItGtz
gen, baB bic 8oeren 81 GolsnIo gez
i9pG9t purosn, UNI mebr Mannz
i3aften fir ben @ngriff auf 2aopz
Imltb gu erldngen."
Sebt 1T H o bsrts bu.
2onbpn, 10, Sanuor, 9.O5 l1br
9lbsnbs. - General 2orb Hobsrts, Der
neue Sberb.f .feblg6absr Der britiTfsn
Sruppsn in Sibaf frita, uno iein
Stabs9ef Yensral 8itfsneu iinb in
Der aapftabt angsfpmmen.
mas man piinf9t, bDrt
man germ.
Gin unelaubli6es 8erii9t fonlnt
aus Der aapitabt. ndmlid. bab fih bic
goeren aus ibrer feiten Stsllung gu
Masersfontsin, 5tpiT4sn bem Mo0oerz
Giper unb aimbsrlsb, 5uriidgs5ogsn
bdtten. Sbne 3psifsl lit Dies nur
eine psitere 4ufbaufdun9 pes BON
Gingsborsnen psrbreiteten 9eriiAts,
bab @ensral Gronje 8erItdrtun9sn
na9 golssbers fdidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11

aubpap Co., Rsp=gOrf.
gB.rtbtr 8err! Sd mar fat iu,i Sabre Lang
franf unb babe mid bon ben eriabrenttn arat,n
Der Der. etout.n btbanO,ln Iaftn. Jb babe in
beiStm sBaTtr bae.n unO btitts BuH.r trinten
mlF.n in Sotseprires, ari, Obr gnts i6lus
BEL mir ndt on. epdttr las i'd Sbrs Guieig.,
urD i'd oobt. i'd f6nnt. ennlal Sbrt piam bers
Iu6en, uaO bub. iait ,pti Sbu6ttln pSn eeupm'
men; nabm jpei btm e6lufsnsebeH uno cine
nod bem SrtbftId uuo f. bab.n mir mebr gut
e.tban, ais allies guO,re, pas i'd s,nOmmsn babe.
Sd bait. elm 2tbul,o,n. Tl,ns out unO guota
,partn eanS gels; i6 mar uliipe uns idldiria;
fibltt mi. ,in Srunttrtr; bate 66msrssn oirttt
lbcr BEN Nab,l, QsruOe, uls ip.nn Elm 9ei6par
ob.n an Olaseu mare. T1.n. Ginger fparen
isbr ptrfopit. Wein T}unO unb m,in. 3ungs
par.r iat f,ts numb, Wltin appttit mar ,iHistrs
mabeu, bod tprnt. i3 t,ine sp,iien peroau.n;
fs laqen mir ibpsr i'm Waa.u uno einios muno=
pol ep,iitn mubt. i'd nicSr ausbr,6tr Sd
frnnte nur ltibtt uno l,idt Dcrbauide sptiien
e,uicbsn. gtt, i6id,n es mir 5tr ,Ssst Of
aoUit..' a6tungspoa
Ben 3augg, 6otssprinOs, Gr,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11
lln6c!jng(i(5eeit
lla(5 Dem C0 fen

9trioneu, bic nod btm GFen leb.n, has 9tfibI
Der 9Onbeit unb Sdtpers babsn unO bic oft tnts
b,dsn, oas si. asnoF,n,u speiien Fb btbn,n uns
e6mn, pruria6tn, pit elm i4prss Stpibt tn
Der Raqensrub. bdncen oo.r Die an g.rRopfuno,
i-ntr,u 6Gmorrboibtn Sutanbrana mad benz
Rcpfe, TGusnidurt, Rauisa, 6sObrenn,n, ROpi.
ptb, et,l am epsiisu, gasaris,s 9uiitObsn. Sib-
I,nt.n oo,r auju ftortcs Rlopien o,s Suiens, grs
fdunesarfdnt, nern fe lieQtu, Sdpinotl bel
sl6blibem auiFtb.n, 9uu,t, OOer e.rpebe boz
p.u Quoen, Gisbsr uno oumSfcr RoSfibmtrJ. Gusa
bItittnotr Teripration, eelbt Sfarbe Der 9aut uno
guetn S6nlcr3n in bu Sute, gruf, Slteotr
uno rl6bli6m bebn gDuauHucu ItiOen, islsn
tiuiae Tpien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11

li6sn geifaG erbielt, namentli4 BET
Der @rrpGbnung Der 6rsunbihdft 5pi=
i6en 9eutT4lano uno ben Ser. Staas
ten. 8aiisr Wilblm b0rts aufmerfs
Jam gu uno nidte piebrbolt 5uitims
msnb nit Dem Saupts.
Die Hebe pirb als sine iebr pers
oisn ltpoGe 2eiiiung betra9tet. Der
Stapellauf girg statt uno obns Die gez
ringite StDrung bon Staten. 9lls
bas mdhtige S9iff in bas Wafer
9litt, brd9en alle Irtpeienoe in So9s
rufe aus, ipG6rerb Der 8uiIer u. feline
Seslsitung 9elme uno 9iite abnaba
men.
Na6 Dem StapelauF fe6rh bet
8aifsr nit ieinem Ssfo!ge nd9 ber
Staot 5uriid unb pobnte elmer Ya=
rabe Der @arniipn Bel.
Se 6retbung bes Sabrs
5eu9s.
Der 9ampfsr r0eufI6lanb" lit Elm
5a6r3eug bon 5000 Sonnen, 1854
Sub lung, 679 SUB brett uno A SUB
tief fsine Wiai9inen finb BON 5000
Yferoetraft unb feline gardntirte
S6neliigfeit betrd9t % ¬sn pro
Stunbe. Die @rbauer erflGren iibris
gems, piefe Sdnslligteit fperoe in
Wirtli6teit beoeuteno iibertroFfsn
iperoen. 3pOlf boppslte uno pier elm
fade 8e6el lie fern ben Oampf. Oas
6dbr5eug piro an @rDBe MIR burb
ben ~Sceanic" ii6srtroffen unb nur
iebr tpenig.
8antstt mad Dem Stapsfs
lauf.
Sei benz 9onfett, pel9e5 auF ben
Stapslauf foI9ie, ipra6 8eneralzOiz
rettor gaain BON Der n9am6urgzgmez
ritanN4en Qinie" iibsr Das @eoeiben
berfelben urb bra6te bic 9eiunbbeit
bes Srufsn Billion aus. 2sBtersr Ta9ts
i'm 2aufe 1siner 2lnttpprt:
nSeinsr MajeItdt MiniIter balten
rep an Der 9oHnun9, Dap oas otutt6e
8olt in Der Duroigung Der 8sbiirfz
niife unp 9sfobrsn DIR Sage Deutids
lunO'5 in bic 8ertdrtung unTsrsr Sses
ma6t eintpilligsn piro."
Serr b. 0slbriid bra9ts bic sc Iunbs
beit pe5 auiiers auS. Der aaier te6rt.
am 4beno na6 Sisl 5uriid.
Die gan5e anpefenoe GefsM4dft
brad in 8eifaq aus, als 9raf 8uIop
iiber bic Npt6tpsnoigfsit elmer Itartsu
Slptte fpra6. QIu4 2lOmiral TirpiB,
prdIfoent 5istgens BON Der rSama
AE-...x -. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11
lteberraid,embe statiftit.
Gin Nian jum
Sparen auf famf Sabre.

wv II W.
3insfub auf 81 PrO5ent bert4net.
3I3 Mrbsttstass in einem Sabre ssrsdnss.
3insfub auf 81 proaent mreanet.
10 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sdbren $169.47
25 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren 423.68
so Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren 847.35
l DoGar pro Sag in 5 Sabren 1854. 70
6omit pirft Der Mann, psl4er tag
rib 25 Gents ausgiebt, atpsdlos in
fiinfunbamauais Sahrsn Elm WermOstn
bon $25OO.OO tpeg.
@n pi.le Eauienbe BON 2euten tbun
baiI.lbe Ding unb nennsn IS "tstn
Slid"
sBenhen ete Fd an ben
st. james SaOings= Juno
unb wbmen sic cine 9iilfs Sparz
Banf; iie pirb Sbnen bsbiilfli4 fein,
ssbr .aleins.lo" gu fparen uno Shnsn
,,Grobe @ummen" gu bringen.
Sanpt.Office:
@iibo{tAGde BaltimoreAStrabe unb
WoItsOffic.Aglp.nue. Sdsli4 often bon
10 ubr 8ors big 3 l1br Na4mittass.
Montagsz unb @anuftags<Mbenb BON
5 Bis 7 l1br.
eis=Offices:
g1orbptifAgde @omsriet= u. Gagers
@trabe. Offen ieben Mitttpo4s= uno
@amitdesJ sJNb.nb bon 7.30 Big 9 ubr.
georboit%gde BON Gait|Npsnue unb
BoulbinAStrabs. Offen i.ben Monz
taa 9lbenb bon 7.3O Biz 9 ubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11
Sa'lsr's, JRraant 4 Strattsn

panoelaidule - e&ule fir
Sfenoarapbie n. Maidinemidpreibea.
Oearunest 1864. Sucsrpsrirt 1895.
Uas %. eduIiabr besann an, 4. Ceyt 1893
xesfiaffen sas san,e Sabr.
aesnetiahen sem 3. Cftsber bic I. AvrH.
2n Eetrsfi Der gsriisli&isit, G.itans. asbr.
tebt bisisIbe sbenan Nidt In gsuiurr,n, mit
enosren. :, esir babsn si. Sabruns. p.rI D. rs
!t4er untsrI Ii4tinsIItn antisen.
Du1baitsn, SSsn(&rsiten. dritbmetii, 6teneeras
tbtren uns Qaf4inenfHr.itsn.
oeetH0un0en:
3AeinMe SHO pre- MbensfdbuIe - prs
0kan 0kCm. ~ ~. Gseatef 0R0nat. - 1eiGY6nfte
uenfs esn,@itsssne. aniabl bon ediern.
1tleppont: ebaastaie Tr. 2236; 6sme Tr. 665.
Gbarifsfetrabs Baltimore. WS.
Otsesns Re. II (ara2.ls,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11
I'm Die Grippe in stpei Saaem an
furirrf

nebme man n2aratipe 8rpqno Quiz
nine Sablets." Ollie Apotbsfer ssben
oas 9slO 5urid, tpnn es gu beilen psrz
feblt. 6. W. 0rups's Namenssug lit
auf jeosr S9adtel. 25 Gents.
(Hpp2, ,Oo.u.W .6Mtsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11
Baltimpre= Cbip=8 abu= ssullctiu.

S1.25 pon Baltimore mad, .Saib.uatcn uno
iurid Sanifags mn Sonntaes gut fir bic
9tiidiabrt bis sum fol0snoen Montae eni6lieb=
lid. Nne 3iiee, ben 18opal Smitep" ausg.=
nontmen. On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-11

bon ben 8 MiQipnen dbdnllsllpth,
tpelde autoriIirt puroen, Ilno bereits
emittirt. Wabri9einli4 psroen itooA
be aur 3sit sinfliebsnben grpbsn Hsz
peniien @elo ssnus liefsrn, bis ods
Parliament pieber 5uIammsntrltt.
M anaelunN q a 4ri9 DIT n b 0 M
3risss 4auplabe 9sz
tern 8ormittag
5sut 8ormittae erjItirte Elm gang
bebtnfl;hsr Mangel an Na9ridtsn
bon alien Sbeilsn bss &risssl9ouz
plabes. 9snsral 5ren9, Der groBs
syelObsrr, ibsr DeiIsn Siege Bel golssz
berg nod Dor einigen Sussn 10 pisl
2Grm gd9fagsn puroe, perppllItGnz
oigt feline geItrigs Ssremiape iibsr Die
enormen 8srluIte beg Suffolf Tegiz
ments bur9 bic Mittbsilung, baB
Capt. Gicarbo unb bier 8aoa(eriftsn
Der Gifs @uarbs, tpslhe an Ieinsr
iiingIten Aecoeros5iruns theilnab<
men, psrmiBt peroen. Qu6 bisis 8ez
cognossiruns iAeint oemna9 bas lib
li6e Hefultat gebabt gu baben.
@eneral 9atacre i6idte bDreei tern
MOntaO sine itarte Streltnaat ges
e,n Stormbere aug, neil ibm gemel>
bet tporben mar, baB bic goersn i6re
oortigs Stsllung gsrdumt bdtkn. Die
8ritsn funosn ieDpd Die 8persn nod
isbr tpabrnsbnrbar II. in iturter Stslz
lung por uno beIdGphn oesbalb, Ii4
IN Der befanntsn 9utsn SrOrune rid
pGrts ra9 StertItroom gu con6entriz
rem.
Die Seemannsz unb 9ei3srzllnion
per5Dgert bic 9lbfabrt pes Sransportz
oampfers ngitD Of Hpme" BON 8lusz
gop our4 bic 5OrNrung bOherer
QD6ne.
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so. Sabrgang.
Bur 2la6ri6t fit dGe 2Stl@@
9ro0useutett.

<VVS0S*s<~
Cine 0erIammlung bes ~Wsrelns
Der pereinisten Wsild proouaenten.
tpirb am 5amItog, Den 13. Sonnar
1900, 0ormittaas 10 llbr, in Halass ne
SalIe in Baltimore fiattfinoer. @ae
Neu4zprpbuasntsn. pb oislslben ut'I7
olieoer Enb, ooer uidt, Iperoen or1Hz
esuo aur Sbeilnabms sinseldbsn.
SIN Iuftroge pss prdliDenten
Games q. Councilman, Seiretar.
l)er(ammluna otr Aktionare Sts Dtrs
cims bcr pereinisten Wsild,=Pro=
\buscntcm pm Baltimore.
Sine Speaiol 9erIammiung, Der
glftiondre oes u9sreins Der psrelu'gtsn
Mil6|procu3sntsn BON baltimore"
piro am San,Itag, ben 13. Sanuar
1900, unmittelbur nad Tsrta9ung Der
in obiasr gaoti3 erlpdbnten 8srlammz
luna in Raine's 9ale fattfinosn.
Wi6tiae @siadfte fommsn CUR GrIez
bi9ung.
ssm 4uftrags oes praIioentsn
SaueS y. Councilman, SstreId:.
NnqeNd)ts Der BON benz MilbzSrnf eur0 Vcrz
nittciunq Der Dfiientliben Yrenc perptIenfii1ien
Roti,en pab pcriebe innerbalb oreiB!e Aa9en Die
Wild)z Slerpraune Der Staot Baltimore tpnfrolIren
tpiirpt fpurpc 6 ais angeneFcn betra6tet, ne
pben sripdbnten ial@@erammlnn9en 5nldmmtn
i'll bermfen, 10 oab Mitglieoer, melbsn Die oouz
tdnpiae Sraaniiirunq pes r0crens Der oeretnl9ten
Mil6. .9rpou,entsn pUn Valtintnre," 'op'e osnen
abjolute ssGbgfsit, allen oil bn beranfretcnnen Nnz
forberunqen qeniQcn gu f0nnen, nidt befaunt M
bopurd nid,t in ben Gjlauben periest iperpen, oab
fd1 Der 9usiiibrunq pes Ylaucs Der warmer Iut
bic Q6iuno bes Mibz 9rpblems III Der Staot Vdl=
timprc uniberipinplid)e S6pieriqteltsn enf9eqeh
aeteut bdtten IS lisqt III Der Ibfb nleer yer
ionmlune einen politdnoiaen 9erlbt iber Sas,
mas qcbun lpnrpe, iuiuie ipcranf bic 0eren9nna
Dprbereitet 1T, su tbun, INN terner enen ans=
ipeis iber bic gnsabl Der init Der Sr9anllaflon
in 9erbinbunq itebenpeu 9il6= =Yroou3cnten pptz
suleaeu uno Der GuantitGt Der Wtil6 pe0e ole.
jeIbe bereits cpntrolirt, 10 oaB 1eoer YropuSeHl
baourc5 criGbrt, bab icinen el0enen benen sue
reHen oient nenn er ient unqctbellfs unterNulz
,unq benz rSereine Der pereiniqten Mtld Eronnz
,enten bon Baltimore" sniptttoet, nn0 paB & er apz
iplut iid1er it, cincn StapclploS INN snpcrla|haeH
Niarft fir feline 9robufte su flnoen.
QNm. .. Srpmtbcr, Hralloent.
Q1-13
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Se Yiaen
T. Eobfp & 6 o., 0tDs0orf.

.inn.bmen, oi. f6n,u ba; esf,m BON an.n s6iUu
usb,ltdnbtn btirsieu.
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Saptfaf, 2le6erf6n6,
$4,000, 900. $3,5OO, 900.
J1(erConti(c
oruf mlo 0epo|d Uompagge!ie
O0n Baltimore.
Gde nom Galpert> ,t,to German: strahe.
Ans1reis UNI 80. Desenther 1899.

Omtbaben.
@ngslegt in Bombs II.
Sbiisationen ber
@baot Baltimore $s,63o,872.25
. arle BEN, seiihert
bur4 approbirte
Collateral ;. $685. ,448.95
Office @ebduoe uno
9runb3insFreie 2ot 326,272.O2
Sntereie in @pnoiz
futen*
8aar an 9anb unb in
9anfen 1875. 1926
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92eo Igrofte (pG9reno os Suhres) $l,2lO6o443
Grbirte sSntereIlen Gpdbreno bs Sd1res) 22o2oA99
@ussaben Seurn (pdbreno bes Sa9res) 188O6988
8eaa6l Oipibsnbn (pGbreno Ds Sahres) 3OOOOOOO
Opoften nit 3inien (pd9reno hs Sohrss) 6,24198867
3nfen fir 9epofsn Bis qro5snt
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y v III t.
Spfn Gin Of g., Yrdi iibenr.
rs. %. Spcnce, Sicez Prdiloent.
6. 81. Spcnce, s,ueiter Sice Yrditbent.
u. s. g. &pit, britter S!cezYrdlloent.
Suhn WfcSenrp, Sdasmeilier.
g. 81. QSalfer, Sefretdr.
Charles 6. Wfc9ane, 9iilfs Sefretdr
uub Shaemeiter.
Grefutib> 6 nj / te.
9puis McSane, Soriiter.
Spbn q. S>amblctun,
MleranScr sbatp,
9Du,. 8. gSbitribge.
Charles .. sSiiber.
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0cinnino fir MIR n12O.

Gin prddtieeg, beinab. neues,. re6tpnises, li3
Cetap.n balttnpes Guns scrtsIianinu nit feinet
etubl nno Ssde iOpis iiniidbregr, eg,- earanis SSi n
fomm einen Rik uno fam nift einem neuen
unterid)icpen iperotn.
George 9Sillig & &c.,
G-10 Nr. l0 Npro=eDaries>Sltase'
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$12,442,288.8O

En- B. Ternr Mnsnnns en $25 600 Nnfbc1ls an Dem
NabuiQer elerijdn Giicnbabn:' sBnoifate nnbc,ablf
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2tttere Jransoaal!
s9stt if ftlSmar(bau Roberts Sa.
9essleid,en Der groBe Siroar 4cne'
raj Sprb 8ithener BON Smour-
man mno 2ingsoa.

OemndhIi muB ss uunnsr,6t" tperosn,
oenn binnsn 80 Sagen tpiro Gns=
laHo nod $4,000 Fossnannte Sot=
baten in Slubafrifa babsn. - Die
I6on bort bsFinb.iden 10000
Mann !dmmtli6 reinge6ottelt. -
Die 9srluIts Der 8oeren gu 2abbz
Imiib. - Cine turioIe Mttt6eiz
lung Buffers. - 8pr6otsn elmer
poIitiI9en artfis.
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Baltimore.
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| 9ouis WeSane. Charles 9S. Sld9le.
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| @leranoer sSrauf. s. g. 3umiap.
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I Baltimore Sbiozg gabu."
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| S0bne.
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