davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1900-06-14

Indian Relics Wanted
OF stoa VII pay good price for perfect specimen
~ sstone arrow and spear points, axes pipes OF
"'ner stone relics
n. WM. H. JOHNSON, FORSYTH.
Onice over Taney County Bank.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1900-06-14
CONTINUED from last weekly

Continued on fourth page.)
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% Gents.
Joel9utman&Co.

&anal mad ben Y6ilippinen, reip. G9iz
na, beqeben tperOen. Qu4 Gapltdn
Grulg BON bsm 8reu3er r2ltbunp" be-
ri6tet pom pirGus aus, bab IeinS4ift
1ia iofort na6 Gbinu begsben iperpe.
Oeutf9Ianb's neuer 8orz
f4lag.
Der beuti9s 9siddftatrdger Baron
@Rd BON NSternburg eri4ien geItern
9ornlittag i'm Stuuisoepartsment,
bod bran9 Ni9ts iibsr ben 3ped isiz
neg 8eIudss in bic SsfFentli9tsit. Sn
Wominff ftrationsfreiIen betra4tet man
ben neusItsn bsutI9sn 9orI4ldg, einen
irternationalsn 8eri6tsbof fir bic 2lbz
urtbeiIung Der an benz Qufrubr idulz
bisen G6insIen ein5uri4ten, tpeniger
uls sinen nsuen 8o,i6lag, uls nielz
me6r als cine fdGrfsrs prGciIirung oes
in Der urfpriinegi4en oeuti4en glote
9ema9ter 8oidlaees. Oas Stduts~
Dspartsmsnt ift nod nidt - tpsni9>
items amtlih ni6t = iibsr ben Gbaraf@
ter Der ruiItiden 2lntlport auf bic beutz
ide Nots apiIirt lpouben. Ius 8erliz
ner 0epei6en min mun 9ier bsnS4lub
5ieben. bab man in 3uBianb ben 8orz
fdlag, bic 8sianoten in Pstin9 iollten
Bic pa6ren Saulbigsn be5si4nen, teiz
nsn WiberItunb entgegenieBt. Mun
bs6uuptet iebt in Wafbington, DaB
man 9ier i'm @runbe yli4ts gegen Elm
fol9es @orge6en Der 9eiunotsn ein5ltz
penoer gebabt babs, unb 0aB Die Op=
ppIition per Ser. Staaten nun Der I'M
biseriminirten Qu8[feferung Der angebz
lifsn S6uloi9en eegolten babe.
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Gin archer SilnOrr.

Snbiano, ga, 26. Septbr. -
Der 68@idbrige 0m. ;. 9amiI, I;n
8orHebsr Der 6ieIi9en 5pelien Pre5z
Gptsriarer Stride, fpuros 6;er unter
Der Antlage per6aFtet, bic 16zidbrjge
Marp 6. &anurr, rpe.de Bel i6m i'm
0enIt FanO. Derfiibrt gu bab2n uno
8uter tires ungeborenen SjnOe5 gu
Iejn. Marp Io9t, boB 9amiI {6on in
Der eritsn BO6e nah ibrer Intunit
i'm SauTe 5u ibr in 8e3jebungsn trat
uno il oerurt belGfigte, OaB lie i'm
nad ettiden WOden Bat, iie nuA
9auTe Qeb'n gu laHsn. 9amiPs6reuaz
be Tosen, Marp Iei Idpa4iinnig uno
Die 8an5e 8sIhuIbigung 6erube duF
Ginbi(Oung, aber W}arp'5 SdtpsTter,
nelhs o,rsn Rd4Tolgerin in 9amir5
0ouIe pur0e, Ea9te, DoB Iie oort @rz
Fa6run9sn mabte, peldR Mdrp'6 2lns
gaben ais our6au8 gers6tTertigt err
T6ejnm laHen. 0amil F3ate Surgs
ihQft.
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Ehiikte jeine Wuttrr.

4tron, g., 26. Sept. - G6rift
Strait DON @ubu6oga Sans, elmer
SrtI6aft bier Meilen nOrbli6 bon
bier, tpur0e geIisrn Q6eno bon Ieinem
Stiefiobn Dm. Mills geIaOHen pnb
piellei6t tootlt9 berpunbet. Strait,
bsfen 9attin Dor elmer Dods bon
ibm geE6ieben tpurbe, begab lih gez
fern N6eno in betnuntenem 3ufanos
na9 beren 9aufe unb fling Streit an,
porauf W1ins einen Hspplper erQrifF
uno 3tpei S4ufie ouf ieinen Stisfoa=
ter u6feuerte. Gtne 3ugel 5erI6metz
teri Straits &innlabs unb bic dnoere
troF i'm in bic Wangs. Str1it 1T
bier i'm SpIpital. Ulias puroe ni4t
bprhnftpt
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8rrfafiungsmtnrig erflart.

Gbteu9p, 26. Sept. = Cine
Spe8ial5OspeT4e aus 2anTine, Mi9,,
meIoet, bab Die Suprsms Court pes
Stuates bus in Der lsBtsn 2egistuturs
Sshion uneenommeR 9sleb, psl9ss
bic gummifionsbdnb in Ni9i9an
CUR 3ablun9 elmer 2icsn3gebii9r unh
'9interIesung elmer 8urgT T6aft BON
$4,000 usrpflt4tst, als psrfafungs>
piorig ertldrt bat. Oas urt6eil bes
8sridts bsFagt ieniiimmia, baB bic
cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
atafen9sIeBgebung unb un9ers6te
9eeintrd4ti9ung zines lssitimen gez
I9Gftsbetriebss 1T.
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Sf. Naula une pferune e,raniisiss ZtraAe.
Sas GsbaitDt puuos mad eIgens ir siu,H 3rp.t
eurporisuen 9ldnsn trri6ct. IS 1T bed, Iutti9
uuo sHtbdit ai. ul0alj5su geau.mlibt,iteH. gcs
fDnosre Soraiolt puuo. aui o:u GomiOrt uHo ben
pelunobeItic1sn 3uitaHo psriparOt.
@aHoi ioatinntH, peibe nd sur Iufnatmt IN cine
S0Is snl 0oressiin 'osS.n sI sam TnF on IN
Sabre, uHo lper0eH 56Hltrinntn gum Girtsitt IN
iresno tirt fiir Oarsn oeDfirs.e lniOriltd ocrbe'
reittt. Se Nutnabmc in Das 9alt!mortr GrauthS
9sfono,rs ,Sorsiait piro ,5rp,rli&en lltbunOcn
eeDomet. Gint ,ntiprcasrot, poittanoi9 ausats
tattttt Surnbals it nit Der S5ule rrr5raocn. nno
itttsn Die utbuaa,n inter 9sitlne cin,s otaosm5
Gtbl!oeten Gsbrer5 pom rRo91! Central SpmHarie
Sntitute+ BON StodboIn,, G6io:o:n.
Gin ea!smeiHts anTas =! 5.T n1n
4lalcn, iope @otal= uno 5rhrum:.tdi= =gtuff nnO
fir 9biittriHneH vorQeitbsH, Die nd in oissH lpt=
siratn 8dbtrn augjnhilocn 1piHi3tr.
Sie Ssbr'rdftt tefebsn aus Nrdoulrttn bon btr=
borraqtno:n unirtrftatcn D., init &iidh6t aui cine
eriiFolbt &,untnis in jaren llr,trri6stddeyr uno
ens criol0rtiGe 9bGtgsstt ais &ebr.r aus0opdbtt
purotn.
.aIibcimzoall" fir port pnbnsHo. Staltrinncn.
erireut it zines dbuih.n %uits, als oa5itnies oss
s5rausr=@ olleas" unN tntbalt uas Ginrtun9en iitr
ein.n qeiurobetli5;H ND tomiortabltn &utentbat
Cir bort iprbu,Eo.u Sbu!erun,n iteben uuter sintr
freunbli6cn uno iorQfditiqcm aui1tt.
Ter ndDite Guriu5 beaiuHt m Sisnftag, Der 1S
Stptembtr. QyIfuHQtE !ur NHfIdbmt finn bonn l8
bis 2l. S.p1smb,r 0cifet;irsrOt Ipplitanirn iolsu
no 1u Intang oes WorGts m:locH, nm th ubtr oi;
&rt uno 3eit osr 9riiunqen III rerQ:piFcrn. Sic
S'u9nifs nan eH:tn Sbultn 1ptrosn arerfannt; Str
9Ttnilpal tann pom |. St9t.mbsr az, SnNbrm 9
her Iormittaos urio | lbr Rachmittaos i'm St=
rsSn DIR S6ult aHaetrofisn ipsrotn. 49,,
gunasn - tlr BEN S6ubelu6 slVO
bro Sabr, fir Stul:runsn nit 99obHuro $3.50.
Utan dOreifrt:
The Girls Latin School,
(Ius .2S.1Dib Baltimore
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SnrnanD unh gSolftnbrilhe.
8roBe 8trRetuungen gu 6erguIon, Su.
- Bier Meniasn get0otet unO
mstrere dnbere otrleBt.


. 9eg N ines, S5o., 26. Sap!. -
Wd6renb Der pergun9:nen Naht tamen
bier Msri6en gu 6erguIon, WarIbau=
@ountb, our6 e;nen 5Oynaoo unO
Wo!tsnbruh um's Qeben uno matr2re
anDsre puroen I6ptr ptrleBt. Inter
Den 2eBtersn btfinOen li9 Der Stuz
tionsagtnt uro DER 5elsgrapb.it. Der
8abnhpf 1T tbeiltofiie oemoirt, bie,e
6duIer tputOen 5erIt0rt unO cine 2la.
3a1i QBdggons oupt Die Wuht os5
WiHoes aus Dem 8:lt.Ie g2ihltuoRt.
Der Selegrap6tnOertebr nit 6trguiOn
1T unterbroGen uno Die Namen oec
Spfsr Iino nod rittt idmmtI'h ermiiz
tslt. Op6 tpeiB mon oaR cir ,~'no Oss
6ote(iers Sphn EnpelaoD getOotet iit,
tpaRreno Der 9otei;tr, Qem. Rpbinion
aus W}iipuutee uno SeI29rap6iTt Sp1n
WulIen bepent.j6e 8erleBungen bappn
trugtn.
Qu6 in Der ltmgsbung bon GtofislO
uno Niobr;O gin9en 8oltenbrIde ME
Ger uno GROCER S6aben miro aus Der
oDrtigsn 9eQen5 beri6tet.
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9as erob. u,6el in Der g9clt if i6on isit alter
,3eit, eab man i'm 2sbeu ieIteu bait uuf rsbts ma
biafst. Ser Cine iibtribt N6 oft 0sr anosrs
triutt ;u furt, Der Sritts plaet f6 TAG uHb Tubt
uuo trsnqt fb on su arg. Sa gebt bem WaQsn
biz Gi,oulb oenn sHolid aus. Gr ipridbt: ysH msi=
uen 9eioen bin ou i6ulo Sir oien' i6 LANCER
ni6t.~ uno mIbts Oer Srganismus iu's
narog RrduterpilIen pisber in Sang
esisst pirSe. SIR Is Gents bei a9Otbsftrn .su
babsa. -. lSa 81. Dol
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Cine Sur fir ale Soutmer-
RrdnRG.tfen

Gin baIbT bis elm GAMER 96stI5fd RON BON
Rtlbp Relief in ensm baben glas Wnitr 10 oft
nitOtrboIt, als bic GutlsrunqsH iortoau,rn, unb
Elm init 8taO0 Ieritf g'trdnttss StHd istonta ouf
Den RdQtn uno ben unterl,ib q,ltgt, perD,r uns
mitttlbere GrItibttruue un5 .iR; bagoQt btluug
trii,ltn in Rl,n i5d0tH BON 3urafaq Rubr, Gbcs
Itra ROrbus uHo uHttrIeibsIsipea iretnO tp,Iaer
DIRT
ann.rGi6 - Gin b1lbr b: elm qcuJr Eb,,
l0ifi pol in tu,m balbtn 8ai, g9aftr pirO In
fp,riqtn Wiuutcr Rrimpit, Spusmcn, Wd1tHidur.,
Puuiea, Tr.btn, Soo5rennsH, Rtro0ftdt, S6lofI
luFefet Miqrdut, 8dbuHasH uHb ale inRerlbeR
6amtrl:u bsiItu
Ginigc 3euaniiie.
6ur,u RGoruab & 60.
R,nt ottrtn! - ID bah, an Tsuralsis seIitI
TN. Sd perDantt ,s Sbrsm eut,u 9eilmitttl- ous
i'd ouu,rno SopoU a,b,llt norosH bin. 0es5alb
Uiro unsr 8aus HismuIs o9Hs 3bre Dertbpoas Dtes
biiin RuoDap's RtaOp Rtiff itjH. S6 aEbt Sbs
men bic Grlaubnb, Oisi,H 8ri.f Ju or5ff,HtIi4tu.
Sbr oantbdru
5ri.b,Hsrdttr, W,bournt, Ont, SdEaOa.
Dsn q. aprii 1899.
Or Ranpab 60.
at 6ab, Or. RoOpos'g S,aoo R,Ii,f fttt sb,r
spauyjq 9abrtn gtbrautt uno CLAUDE, eab tstns
anosrs NeojIin oamit gu r'r9ltl9tn N. so bas
bi,ftlb, uuo Rdopan's 9jQsn ftts i'm pduit.
Trdu 6,urpG. $ art, aoamsOias, R.5.
Rnonab 4 60
TBir bab,n 5br R1bnoos Rtaos Rtti,f Kit uns
.,F5hr ,pei Sabren gtbrauat uuO fJHOeH es g'gsn
shm,rj.u bi, bette UtDiju, bic mir il qtbrau4ter.
T6dte Mot 0bne 0t.ielbs fir irg,n0 GtDas itlH.
@dtunqspon
motilOa see 9apIata, G5arItssGo. Bto.
Or. g.apDou! - Sd Qsbrau5e Sbrs TsOiItn isit
,intr lauqtu 8eibs SabrtH NM tlno,, odB g
oi, bct, nrb an 8ai5,tsn DiritnDt B(sDTn Inr
oqt inn.rliden uro dubrlitsu S6mtrjrn oon aush
iN bic id ocriutt bdbs adturqsooa
=. SurgtHit IN, Pat5o9u'' nv
rpoIoyto In t,fnru prrid,irotueu 6ormen furirt
unn perbiItet.
Sg ci,bt fein ,6tlmitttl in osr SPslt o1s Gitbtr
ur0 Ehmsr,en iopie aqt unb,reu mlldrdtn, Biz
I6isu uup unp,re S7i.btr (Jm BtrtIH nit u D.
mars 9iIltn 10 raid iurirt. ME X D.
m b'g RtnDu Rtlitt
R,i,uo, ioQttn ftts tlHs iElli5t RaoDap's Htd'
ob R,li.f INIT Fb fdbr,n. GiEies Iropttn IN Wanr
nfrbittu Rrdnfbsit oo.r S6m,rjtU in 6olot uon
g,r6rbtruua b,g GBaf.rs. sc it btTtr. dls tran'
16Fjd,r grauep Ootr 8itt:rs s0sr ttn SitmaIanj'
mitttl.
@eib porT6tig, baB SIR rgt q b
To p'5" forOert unb iibsr5eugt SUD-
bah Jbr 81 10 a pig" erbdltet.
es si,bt Widts. .,sus serars 20 gut i'f'" Gl'
&anpab's Reang SteItet.
2sreis 80 Gents ole Ssfa(Ge.
8un 9lputheferu perfanft.
waepap a. Co.. sir. 80, Glm'Snaas. R.s$'
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Ii ,rer. oaltcr, RabclteGer aiGenbe3tr, @aarsEe=
batter. etuft6pfs, 9effer. uno Sal3flaI6en, Gber=
unD llutertafen, Statuttten uuD niels auosre SiH=
qe 9cFttiot bieielbeu, unb Sic iperoen beren
98trtb bober finocn, aIs ben Qreis bon
% Gents.
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Wdrn4Qaas

WarplamO uns s0sssiu% ssa f,insr ssr W"nf snni,.,
Tr. 325. MtMe6en=S Str, nabe GutapsBtats.
Mifons Us. 5dbenTt. Sire,tor-
g9ieSercr6ffnuns ON TO- September. Sas ein=
;iQe politGnoige Sufitut iiiob Reiuz9orf
ole 3tosiot ntr Wuif 3uuf Sersbtz
iomfcit, f6rperli der q u b il M o.
no # ii umiafcno,
GIsmeutar= uno Golcqitrsaurlus. Siplome uno
2ebrer= Gsrtiiitats oerabrsibt.
unubertrcfTene frsie @ortbeiIe.
Safultdt BON turOpdiideu IND am.ritanii5tn
Sebrern Der RGn:.
&ataIpse portpfrei nerfanst.
(Septi3, 9&S, lIRD
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Baltimore 8 biu= Z, nbm= g nllctin.

Baltimore Cbip=Y nbu=
S1.5O pom Baltimore mad, NbiIaceIpha uno
3rriid SnnntaQ, DEN go September. Ser
Spclia]uQ o'rabt ben 6amNen =Yuhnboi um %
llhr 3prmittaqs, ben Wount RopaI=S =SlbnbOi I'm
S,3j 9ormittaQs.
81 90 DON Baltimore mad, GumberInne unb
5uriid am SonrtaQ, ben 60 Sept. Ser Spc=
sialjue perlGbt ben gambtn=gatnbof UNI llbr
Vormitta0s.
S1.25 ppn SaIttmprs mad, gSafhtnatpn unb
8urud an Samtao unO SOnntas, fiir oi. Rid
fabrt aulte biz gum folgcnptE Dlontaq ein=
i6l!ebli6. Gas 3iqs, ben rRopal 2imitcD"
dusgeHpmnlen (210
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!Sauptquartier
bCr-
oemoRrattdjen @utgefo<oS
BON MdrnfnrtS.
Nr. 2. Wore : Salpert Straae.

Nr. 2. Worr Salpert Straae.
Sic 2i0u If itBt fitr ibre 5bdtiQtst in Der oe=
QcnpGrtQer Champagne orgurifrt. Sds Spcijalz
GOmte iprncrt ourcb ieiuen 9orfiBenocr iur Wit=
tbeilunq lolber Sriormatiouen uno 3atbertbeiun=
gen AMI, iuCldc iir Die Goa in ibrcr lbdtigtcit
BON Rusen cin t0nnten.
glbid)ritcn Der p4rir3 r3ipen=Ertldruuq" Der 2i0a
licqen I'M Soouptquarticr Der SiQa jur llntcribrif
fir Mitglicoibuft uno 3ur 0ertbcilung bcrct.
Qublitatouen in 9c3ua auf bic in Der Champagne
inpoIoirtcn r1iucs" iino auf Nriubeu pcn 6a=
brill uno Observation-Disclosures iomit Seiteus
ein3elrcr QeroucH in Der Stupt uuO ubcrau i'm
Stnnte iur WrrthSilnnn nnrr1thin.
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9ein 1tn0 S6uter5en.

0toen ROSiIbm'ritu Cob Tdorant oo,r ucrtaF.
Sopfbmtr3eul, 81bnidmsrJ,n, R:urulqit Rbtumds
ttsmus, GcrOsHlUtb, Sdmsrjtr uuo S6w6ae i'm
8iidsr, Rrtuj cher Ii:ren, edbmtr5tu in Der Q,s
btrgt9tHD, 99aIftrudt, AHi6psusn Der 8icnft mo
SbmnIcH ontr Grt piro bic aHpsHounp Uon 3aos
uup's 8'aOb Relisf uumtt,Iblrs 9inOtrunQ GtDdb.
uuO bel fortqti,sttm G,braub pdbrsnO DtnyOtr
Sage elm. Oouuuoe StiIune sr1tltn.
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Giniae garaains in 6alsbetleiouneen

gcioe fnb fcbr, fsbr usu. Gieielbsn tor,mcn in
alien iDinibensDtrtber Jarbsn sur Sfferte.
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,WarDlano sSnititnt."
tlufe fir Eoube.

Der 33. Surus Der Maryland school for the Deaf
Sitf, S6ule fir taube uHb iolde Rinbsr, bertn
@tbor 70 manQsIbaft 1T, oab fs BEN llnttrri6t
in ben 6ffentIiten S6uI.n ni6t beiwebu.n ttns
nan, IN unabbdnQio pom isou rsisoisu Sste.
ilntr b.m Qctrersg gsrOuol befinoen H6 br. .r,
fabrtHs Gtbrcr far ben uuttrribt i'm sprsbsn
unb aispsus2tien. Sie edule bat eiu 8pmuas
srm unb Kindergarten fur tl.ins aiuosr. Die
qao. III cine bobe uno eeiunbe SetOitiquns
uuS unterridt ire. fir in Marolano anidifg.
Sdyil,r. ga.esu slufnabm. oS.r Gustunit idrcib,
acn an Gbos. W. Glp, .9rin3ipal, 5rso.rid.
Ie. (auel1, 0i, %. .Sa-22Ssp)
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Gin brtitcr bri6niirter QcrdnNertcr @ut, ofit=
deb" Rrone, nit cnqefoBtcm i5il3 unp o9ulcpz
@udle:3rim," peroen iont iiir $1.69 pcrtuuit, bod
if unier 9rtis nur
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Nufridt, buB in DerfdisOenen 392is
fen G6ina's $4,000 einge6prere &a>
tboIIt2n nleberqemebalt ppr0en limb.
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Fflf>f||I<4Ell}
Sir dt6erft6en un0 iunerGt-
6en 6e6ralG.

Mun FoGIte Rabnap's RedbD &eGieF
Bel ben erIten Nn3ei6en BON S9mers
gen ooer untpoblIein benuBen; fails
elm llnnoblIeiu pbsr cine Srdnt9eit
i'm @u3uge 1T, nirb bic 9eiIunq ers
3ieIt Tein, bebor Der 2lr3t in Der RegeG
ous Suus errei6t.
&c beicitat bic idIimmft'n Sbmsrjtu in elmer
big gu liDauJs NiuuttH. &c if uHn6tbia, nod
cine StuuOs mad Otm 2ti;n btitr an3te, 5u let.
ben an
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"
Gin fein eefdltclter etodtruQtn BON Seioe, nit
bObrGumigen Gnbtn uno 9roOOeln, in tpsiB Ooer
i6par3
Gin i6parjts sanmets5e, NIT ptibcn pQolta=
Cots" uuo 1roboelu, otpie
Sag ,SarparD=Iie,A aus Stios uno in dneu
sSarben, ie 37!c bis SOC. pcrtb, bod mdrtirt gu
% Gents.
Ser brittle GIur iuunidt bCute Sbre aufrncrfs
iamteit auf bic nadoIgeHosn spei bon Oieleu gus
ten Sireen ju lsnteH:
Iereeri,eh 9erbbzVnrttsren.
bic Die seiOs ousiebtn, bod fnb fe cs nidt, iute
mir offsn ertdrsn. Ser rsguIdrs 9reis 1T $3.50
pro gaar, bod bsrtaufen mir Fs fir
$4.95.
Gtru uno fnrbios MaOras, 80 3Ou brett, fir
garoinen, Srapcrc'n, Sberfenter, saibz@arDinen
ETC., bic 5Ot unb 75e. GuuitdtsH, pro garb fir
25 Gents.
GeruOs sur Re6tcn bes @uupt.GinVunges iinb
artiteG bon
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sSocl WlltnlQll
&Gonlp.
112 bis 122 9t.=Gmta.uItr.
nir Ofnktn, fins nabsrt RfnntniR,

lDir bfnkfn, finf nabsrt afnntniR,
als nur cine oberfld6lidt 9efbtigurg ootr flu9=
tiqcs Sur6Ieien elmer anaeige, iultsH S!e boben
iber unisre
MHsiiss une He5trpirie fur Sdmen nne
w9Gedlcn.
Sieitlbcn tperoen bic @robc Der eirgsbcnoten
Irifuno bsittbcn, utIte mir gu itbr 3eit Setens
unitrcr &unben ipuui6en. Gs fHo Sizes fdmmtlib
GepduOsr, bic
DON SIniflern entpprfen
oon etn seftbttfteffru Nrbsittrn bersefttnf
Duroen. ga oisielbtr fsrnr aus ben neueten unb
beier Stpficn ocurbtitet nurDen, iptrben Sbuen
fberlib iofCrt bic Dirtlifsu gor,ioe bitier &Sben
in bic auesn falfcn. 9tonOere uriube sur 9cr=
punberun9 tucrbtn bic
berpprraaene nieeristn preife
licfsrn, su ipeIben oisie g8aareH in Inbstrudt b=
ret bobsu GuaIitdt martirt Fnb.
BesbaIb tetnen Scrfudb eamit MADDEN?
Gin arbsres Stem" tprl6es icbtn 9cr0!eib
. sbalteu pir0 ;psi 9arictdten DON
fertisen SamrnsS fifen.
Sit cine baron ift ,fit6ebs f5ll, nit Deolta
Sot" unO uefrsiften guguretseeurfs aarnirt, Elm
rtouldrsr $50 @ut fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-27
Spc5tal Spmite'n Der Si4a:
Erefuffn : H prtiff
Tfudu,sG pmits.

Sbomas 8. @onO, SorfBtr.
9Bm Srobnm goDooin, 8obert 8umap,
T. GoDuro oamblctou, Spuglas S. GSoroon,
Souis Ntc4uuc, Ylppo Z. SSadipn,
f5rant Z. Rcopcoo Senrp I. @otpDpir,
{nhr 9R Nittin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-27
gSer bat &e6t?
Salisbnrg's angcbIidrr GntGbInf.
Sn Scrl,n tuiro Die acitrigc Wcl'
onng Scr u0tiipciirten 4rciie"
empbatiih beitrittcn.

GRgluno but nod feline formsqe Wntz
mort auT Die bsutI6e @irtularnote
gegt6en. - Sapun Fimmt ben
beutT6en @orFdIdgen Der Saupt>
fade na8 Bel. - Die eno!iT9e,
nie bic beutTde PreFe tritiirt bic
S4ina 9oIitit Der Der. Staaten.
- 8orlGufi9 tein bsutI9ss ltttiz
mutum an @bino. - $4,000 8uz
tBoIiten fno felt bemNus6ru9 Der
@irren abgei4ladtet tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-27
Uon Stn sefebtdtefieu arbsttern berseaent
berpprraaene nieeriatn Wreife

licfsrn, su ipeIben osic Baarsn in anbstrndt ii
rer bOben Guulitdt martirt Fnb.
@esbaIb tetnen Scrfud, eamit MAIDEN?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-27
Rnr,e(lau unN 6las:

@cruOs sur Re6tcn bes @uupt.GinVunges fnb
Nrtifel bpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-27

Rep gort, 25. Sept. - 9ier
eIngelaufene OspeIden msIoen, oaB
unter ben Don ben @binsIen in Der
proDin3 gun Nan get0oteten MifiOz
ndren lid 9ildof 6antolaai uHOPaz
ter Qutn;ne bon Der r0mi19 tat9pz
liTden 6ir9s beTanbsn. Der giE6Of
farb, na6bem sr ben Iar3dli6I!en
5o.terquoitn unterporfen porOen
mar. Die bieTigen totboIiI9en I}iIz
Fons 9e6orosn haben nod tetn2 biz
rette Na4ri6t BON Dem 9orTaq er>
6alten. Bon einem tatboiiI6en &lpz
ftsE in S3ans4q! iomGG ieeQa Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-27

Gin anbres Stem rpclfes ieben 9sr0leib
ans bolten ipirb ;pti 8arictdten BON
fsrtiasn 9dmensSSI Ifeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-27
% Gents.
Werreri3eh Serbbzpnrtieren
% Gents

Gtru uno farbies Mnbras 80 3oG brett fir
9aroinen, Erapcric'n, Sberfcnter, Saibz9urbincr
hrn IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-27
SO Gents.

Sic cine babou if ,fit6sbs t5ill nit p91olfa
Sot" uno Qeitrsifttn Quoarcezseurfs eoruirt, sin
rrnuI5rrr $1 N ant fir
The evening times., 1900-04-30

replied DIR. Roy, but has it ever occurred
10 you what the language Of that rule
means? Did it ever occur TO the Com
missioners what IL means2 There are four
sides TO each OF the squares adjacent TO
the vacant lot where the circus is held,
and only one Of the sides fronts upon it
Those residing in the cross streets ana
block away don't care. for the circus does
not trouble them much. me owner of the
lot can get the required signatures TO con-
form with the law without calling upon
one Of those keeping house oE that side
of the square fronting the circus lot.
TO make matters worse the square back
of the circus lot has a halfway street
running through il fun OF little houses Oc-
cupied by negroes These outnumber the
larger houses abut.ing the vacant lot two
to one, and anybody who will stop 10 think
Of il knows that ticket 20 tie circus for
each house will bring signature. In this
way We are helpless. and l understand that
the owner OF the lot has already obtained
show on the lot in question in July and
know that he did not call at single house
frCating the lot.
The amendment TO the Police Regula-
tiOns recently ordered by the Commission
ers. and supposed by them TO afford the
relief which complainants desired is as fol-
lows:
That section Il. article 13 Of the Police
Regulations of the District OF Columbia is
hereby amended to read as follows: That
no circus hereafter shall be located. oper-
ated or conducted on any lot or open
The evening times., 1900-04-30
HANDICAPPED BY HIS NAME.
A Jersey Judge Grants n shoe Deal
er's Petition.

PATERSON, N J., April 3O--Judge Dix
on has granted leave to Samuel Bunave-
vich. a shoe dealer in Passaic City. TO
change his name 70 Max NJ Blake. for
business, family, and personal reasons. %
In granting the request Judge Dixon differs
with County Judge BaTkalOw
few weeks ago. when Assemblyman
Vivian NJ. Lewis presented TO Judge Barka-
Iowa petition from Isaac Rabinowitz. a
jeweler in this city. asking leave 10 change
his name TO Isaac Robinson. the Judge re-
fused to grant il. The lawyer had stated
that the name of Rabinowitz was strange
and peculiar in this country and IL inter
fered materially with the increase Of bust
ness. The petitioner said that fire insur-
ance in the old lire companies had been
denied Linn and that he was told that il
was an unwritten rule that risks should
not be taken with persons whose name
ended in 'itz.'
The petitioners counsel was preparing
to appeal the case TO higher court when
Bunavevich appeared. The law allows the
petition in such cases to be addressed 10
either the judge Of the common pleas or
the judge OF the circuit court. Mr.. Lewis
will now take his case before Judge Dixon.
The evening times., 1900-04-30
OPPOSED TO THE CIRCUS
Complaints of Residents Near the
North capitol Street Lot.
DIR. Roy's Views Upon the Police
RcEuIntiOns-Thc Intentions of the
cd-Thc Opinion of Mr. BudIing
e. in Regard 10 the Recent Order.

The people living in TIE vicinity Of
North Capitol and L stree : are again con-
siderably exercised over the circus Ques-
ton. which was so thoroughly agitated
few months ago.
DIR. Philip s Roy, in speaking Of the
matter TO a Times reporter today, said
that the experience Of residents in the
vicinity Of the vacant lot where the cir
Gus exhibited last week only went 10 con-
firm the former impression that the show
is an uumitigated nuisance. owing to the
crowds of the rough element which IL at
tracts. During the two days and nights"
continued Dr. Roy that the circus was in
town sleep WAS impossible in any house
fronting on The square where the tents
were pitched l know women and children
who were actually made III by the noise,
excitement. and lack OF rest incident TO
that circus"
If we had only the people who g to the
performances in an orderly manner to
contend with, there would be perhaps no
cause OF complaint. But from the time the
circus strikes the town, until it leaves
again. there are hundreds OF men and boss.
especially negroes, wandering about the
tents. gathering on the sidewalks, engag-
ing in loud. prOfane. and obscene CONVEX
sation. This thing never stops, and If the
whole Metropolitan police force were de-
tailed to that single duty, l doubt whether
they could keep that square quiet and or
derby while the curcus is there
Dr. Roy stated further that there was
strange omission in the recent o.der OF the
District Commissioners ame7ding the po-
lice regulations. After all our agitation
of the question. after sending petitions 10
the Commissioners, and after going up
there TO state our grievances, they issued
an order which leaves Us just as much at
the mercy Of the circus managers as be-
fore.
The Times reporter asked DR.. Roy at
this point TO explain himself, stating that
it was understood that the neg rule made
it necessary to secure theswr Rten consent
of 10 per cent of the housekespers in the
squares fronting upon the block where
circuses are held.
You have quoted the rule correctly"