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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-04
ss,oo po,ishl,- r,v,e.a

shoes can be readily polished by q se* device, having foot rest attached {o he upper side of tox, with paral- fe1 rods set on either side of the rest and adapted to guide long strip of sz&ath, the latter running under the sa3ls and over the shoe, to be operated ay the hauds.
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Srifiifle BrutnIit1i.

8rGIibsnt 3rii9er hat 8eri9t ems
pfangen, baB Teine Ni9te, 6rau Gloff,
DOT Sturgeon bur4 aultraltI9e Walbs
ldufer nisberge|6ofen tpprben 1T. 81
mem grtpat : 8rieFe entnimmt biz
rO:utT9e @p8enT9rift in ben Nieber=
lanben" folgenben 8eri9t barii6er:
"2tus einsm 9auTe, BON bem bic
psibe 6faees pe6ts, mar auf bic eng
ltT9en Sruppen gsF4Ofsn pDrben.
0ssbal6 erbislt cine Ibtb:iluug 0aloz
Idufer 8efe6l, bas 9aus nieoer5u6rsnz
men Ils bic 3ruppe Ii9 Dem 9ouTs
nG6erte, trat Elm Murn in bafeIbe Elm
uao cine 6rou bega6 fi4 gum 8runz
men. Gs nurbe cine Salbe abgegeben,
uuO bic 5rau 6tel. Die DalOIduFsr
braneen in's 5aus Elm unb fanoen Ell
men 8oeren, ben fe fef.lben, 4ls Der
9o9r feline Srau liegen fa6, bic IiG
nod regte, tup0te er gu ibr 9inItiir5en,
ober bic urmenI9en 6ielten i'm Fe|f.
Der Sffi3isr c%onIiatirte, bab bie6rau
bur6 Die S6ldfs 9el6ohen lei u. bod
Ttsrben pirbe; man lieB lie bes6al6
liegen. M6enbs purbe bsr Mann Suz
riidsebra6t, UNI a~n5uge6sn, no er@ez
tpebr unH11unition 6egrobsn BABE. OILS
er bsi'm Drummer bOrbai fam, 6Drte er
Teimn Namen rufen. Sc mar feline
5rau, bic na9 5pDGf Stunoen quail
pollen 2sIbens nod INNER lebts. NG'
Fsin Bitten unb 5lsbsn, Bel Der 5rnu
bleiben gu biirfen, 6dlf nt9ts. Die
5rau tpurbe auf sinen 8rettertpo9en
gelegt, obne p%er6unben gu Iein. Mls
man 3uTtenburg errei6te, mar 1e =
tobt." Die Srau mar bic Ni9te bes
8rdIibsnten &riiqer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27
0rnnDfifs.l Iehertraannaen.

Neatf6etp 5. Dunn an Morp q.
Mcgf&a, @sItfeits 6rpntftruBe. AT hi
-, S..
Granf ROpat an Samss 99epF unb
Srau, Sitieits Goaington : ADtnus,
nabe MobfonTtroBs, 1876 BEL 1876,
8runo3:ns $37.124. $3.50.
Qlfreo 5. ulman pno 6rou an @ens
trail &. 6. uno grut : 60, Noroolte
eds Nort6lpeI II unb MonrD.ftraBe, /
8runofiif, $3400.
Mfarb 6. 2eipetprpt6 an Srancss E.
9anter, 3 8runbifids. $7266.66.
@bpin 8. Batter an Marp Sntoes,
Sru Zee, SFfeite CALHOUN, nube &uz
peritraBs, 2 8runbTtide. $1694.11.
G6as. q. Ougan an Cumberland
0ugan, 36sil e;nes @runoftides, $50.
8Opfanb Sin, QominiItratOr, on
Sarab u. Mettee, 8eItieFte Green
mount : NDenue. no6s gu9eritruBe, IA
bei - @runo5ins $40, $500.
9euif6s @parbont an @li5u 6.
qrice, Sffe!te pulasfis, nd6e Gam
baletroBe, IA bel 70, $3.50.
8eri. +. 8aIbpin, Nominifrutor.
an Benjamin j. 8afbnin, Mitte BPM
8dIoninfiraBe, nabe Carroll, 80 BEL
"a, @runb3ins $36, S..
9enr1 36ume uHb 5rau an nil
besm s. NIi6er unb 6rau, Sibieite
PrattItrabe, 2 8runbfide, $4,000.
6rancis s. MooueD, Srutee, an
Sul;a Mad unb 8atte, / 8runofid.
9runb5ins $26, 800.
9arrp 81. 8sn3in9er, 3rufee, an
4uguIt 8opert uno 5rau, 2 8runbz
tHfe, $4,000,
Sa8. 8. Porter, Gousfior, an 8ernz
barb 5lDnn, OFisite Goodman =2latp,
na6e GroBitraBe, Is bel 40, 800.
0m. s. &tmp an So6n 9dnnibdl,
2 @r%unbItide, $4,000.
I6eumunn S4err an Wlar 5erlibfi
uno 6rau, Mfieite gGsterz, nu6e'
2pmbarotroBs, 15.44 bf - 9runbz
gins $50, $1100.
8m. 6. @tansburp uno 6rau an
gurnst 8. Wait uno 6rau, Sioieite
&ate Gbsnus, nabe Carr on : 4oe.,
70 bel 1913, $4OO.
@m. 4irep an Soiepb;ne S6omus,
Otieite airbD's Qdne, nak @ompnbz
ion : Npsnue, II be: 60, 8runp5ins
$50, $500.
5. Gbas. 2int6icum an 6slen u.
2%intbicum, GIppeitede 8elDisu@ uno
@ranaba : 4penue, 66.8 BEL $50,
$4,000.
Grant Ssrbret unb 6rau an Minz
ME N. 2e6nert, SiiouItieitc Sent:nsz
Cane, na9e p. StroBG IA be i172,
1868.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SOrte, Die Ihr Inner GGkauft HABIT
u.t ssssa a' Won &MAzzM
Ser groOuftrnsN Dart.

(Die untenItebenben Yrei7e be5ieben iia
auf oas Gngrosz8e4dft; i'm @nz
tbetuilA9anbsl 1T Elm entiprt4enbsr
Qufi4lag gu ber.dnM.)
6arm g rObutte.
9GT&: pro pFunb, Nepzgort, bon
Creme, 6Ozpfinoig, 124c. Bis 1876;
fla4, 35@pfinbig, 1926. Bis 1877; 90
pfinoig, 1916. Big 13c.
Gs6enbes @efIiigsl pro 9funb,
iunge Si6nsr &c. Big lie; 9ennen
Sc. Big 15c. pro pfunb; @nten 1O1c.
big 1885,; Puter Sc, big 1885,; @dnfe
&c. Bis lie; pro Stid 40c. Big 50c.;
Saub0 pro 9aar 25c. Big 30c.
9ef4la4tetes @efliigel: pro Pfunb,
iunge 6ii6ner Zoe. Biz lie; 5ennea
1Oc.; Gnten 12c. Big 13c.; Puter 10c.
Big 13c.; @Gnie St. Big 10c.; 8apauz
nen 1Oc. Big lac.
@ier, pro 0uBenb lie. Big 18c.
5ri6ts unb 5elbfrI4te.
2iepFel: pro SAB, NetpzOUrter $3.50
big $500; Nnonas pro Grute -
Big ; 4pFsItnen, pro 8iIte 1925
big $500; @rbbeeren, pro Quart 15c.
Big Doc.
@emiiIs: peiBe 9artoffeln, pro 9uz
Idsl 45c. Bis 53c.; BERMUDA, pro SAB
$500 big $3.50; neue 6lOriOa, pro
SAB S.; 3pNbeln $1.2O pro 8uT6el;
DsiBto6l, bieIi9sr $12 Biz $15 pro
Some; bGnii4sr $16 Bis $40 pro
Some; neuer 6lDrioa. pro Grute ST.
Is bis $2.25. 3udsrriben: IL. big Sc.
pro 8unbel. I&~ronsbesren pro SAB
So biz $40; Seaerie. pro 9uBeno
4Oc. Big &C.,; prO 8unoel Be. big &C.;
Mesrrettig, PRO 8ui6eltiite $1.4O Bis
$3.50. Crime 8ohneu pro 8Orb
$3.50 Biz $3.50. Spinat, pro 8uI4eGz
tilte 35c. big soc. Hunoe Ribsn pro
8uf9RItiIte 4Oc. Bis 50c. @arottsn
PRO 9unNl - bis -. Somatpe5
pro 6 3prb Carrier $500 Bis 1925.
@urtsn, pro &iite $3.50 Big $500.
Rooss9en, pro Biinoel 1c. big Sc.
8utter, pro Pfunb:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27
Sine frunoernpne Fur
6oparb b, 3d., 21. sunni Is

0opdro, Pd., Il. sum- 1900.
On bic
III. g arnb C RaDp sablet Co.. "
81. II, OIt@14. Strabe, N.zg.
Meins 6erren! - Sd I9reibe ST.
men o6ermals unb fDnnsn sic na9
8elieben irgenb tpsI9sn 9ebruu9 BON
oieTsm 8riefe MAIDEN. Sd E9rie6
Sbnan DOR etni9er 3eit, ouB meins
6rau Ie6r magenlsiDenO fei. unO buB
S6re Sablets t6r Ie6r quite Oenfte lsi=
5ieten. Sd nldds S6nen nunmebr bic
Mittbeiluns, baB meme 5rau Doqz
ftdnoig ee6eilt gu Iein i4eint mad benz
9ebrau6e Shrer Sablets pd6renb
ni4t gang 2psi Monuten, bei elmer
ausgube meinerieits bon ni9t mebr,
ols $1.O0. tpoesgen ih in ben lsBtsn
Is Sabren mehrere 9unoert Dollars
fir Qer5te unb Mebitamente berausz
oubte, obne irgeno peffs eiinIfigsn
Geiu!tats. Sd fsnOe S6nen einliegeno
$500, fir tpel9e sic mir aiiti9f Saz
blets 3uIsnben polsn. 0ic1el6en Iinb
nidt fir mid, mine 5rau gebrau9t
is ni4t mebr; oieIelbsn Tinb fir bes
~Freunbete PerIonen.
@tlliam 81. 9opting.
9on alien 4pothetern berfauft pber
osqen 9oIfna9nabme BON Is Gents
SugeTdnbt. (Ott. "a
gu baben uno empfoblen BON s o.
%. RoIbeneD, Nr.2 Srebsridz Ibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27
0tehfutter. nnn strnhnrtiIe


NeIlenoes nnO bic auT ben naarllpsn
8aa9cn iii: 6eI, 5tsh II. |. 10. gefera er'
lielttu Byeile:
KsromeElih de 8 al
feu--Etrothp Den SIS - $l7.00, gem.
$500 bis $500, SleeheI $1,000 bic
$l4.00 pro GSrue.
SrOb.-8ai5eMffrnb s~7.OO-S8, Roesen.
frOh $~l2.00-$'4. 9afertrua $3.50 - So
pro Come.
gfGis - 1925 bis $2.35 prc Sos.
Sehline @ aoge c.
9eu-Elmothn, neu(aItes) $....-$....
reuss Den $40 bIs $ls. Sleeh.u SIS bis SIC
pro Come.
Stroh-@aiienfroh $7.oo-s, &csaeus
tfrOb $12.OO-S14.00, 5aierlrOb sos.
pro 9oHre.
Yiais-S2.7 10 BIS 81 Is pro EaR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27

bic tleinen 6Gnbe in lire buntlsn
6lt6tep bsrgrdbt. :,
pebrp nd5ert Ti4 benz 9dule uno
tiifttt gribsno ben 9ut. 8errpurtotrt
fit6t lie ibn an, uno taum mertltd
bonft Ts Dem bDflifsn 9ruB beg
6remhen. On Der nGditsn Gde fsbrt
er Inn unb gift nod &nmaI an benz
6auIe poriiber.
9ie fNht i'm ni9t, obsr min ;bn
ri4t isben, benn lie tptnHbst ben Gopt
mad Der anosrsn Ssite uno bridt ods
&inb feIter an lire 8ruIt.
Wie er 1i9 np9mals umtDenoetr nm
gum britten MaG buriibsr3ugeben, er=
bebt tx Ti9 j9neQ unb gsbt nit Dem
&naben in's !9aus. Mitten duf Der
StraBe blsfbt er itt6en unb bic Fae
Sonne la9t i6m ing 9sIi9t.
@r fii6lt einen ite6enotn S4mer5
in btr 8ruft, ulg Bate i'm Elm pfsii
~gstrpfFtn, ftampft nil bem 5uBe unb
ge6t pisber in bic Snente, mo sr, umz
ringt bon i6srmiithlgsn 8snofen,
bei'm 9s9er fibt, Big Der Worgsn uhr
ben fernen 8er9gipFsln 6sraufOam@
inert. -.
5o tpmmt Der Sag beg StisrgsFedz
tes. unb Qqes flutRet gum 5eftpIab.
,9eute, unter ben Nugan Der iprpo$n
5rau, min pebro eingBunber an Gratt
unb @ei9idli4teit t6un, Ie muB ibn
b~stpunbern, pb tie mn ODER n;4t.
unb luItigss SrpmpetengeI4metter
pertiinbet ben 4nbeginn beg 6efes, bic
6duier finb NIT 8lumen uno Dem Bill
be beg S4uBpatrons sei6miidl, bic
9iccaoore rsitsn ouF bGnb&rumflat
terten Rpfen bur9 ok nit 6dbnsR u.
8uirfanoen gepuBten Straben.
(Sprtjskuua fo(at1
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3irhm1rfte,

GGf+2ibtrtp. pa, sc. Tebr. -
Die Vfartt fir NinOsiek rar itetig bel
slui'den $500 uuo $3.50 idlpantsreen
Yrstler. Shpelne : Wnrit lebhaft; be
Yrslle' uartlrteu iiuliheu $4.0o n s. So.
Sdaate: 0tartt itrtis; Die RreIle 0ariirs
ten imi!deH $a.0U mHo $3.50.
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0redfner0

" r
8aFF,e: N~otirung:n Tinb. ME fotgt:
e bis z pro qfO. fir Nr. 7 Rio;
Sontos 81 Big Lie. pro 9funb; Maz
racaibo Ole. big 12c.; SABA Zoe. Big
231c.; Wptfa 1876. Biz 1876.
9sr0Iteier &afFee: 6. 8. 6. in RiIter
12c. Big u 2i1Oc. PRO 9funo; in
8i91en unO Sdden, reiner SaOa 32c.
Big 323c.; reiner Murucai6o 22c. Biz
229c.; Saba unb Motfa. 9emif4t, 27c.
Biz 28c. pro 9funb; retner Santo9
19c. Bis 1876. pro PFun0.
RafFinirtsr 3udsr: pro 9funo, gez
tpirfsIt, 6.O5c.; puIDerifirt, $685.;
STANDARD grarulirt $500; fem graz
nulirt $780,; Grptul u $500; Gouz
Petitioners u 5.40c.; 4omiral u $500.
unb gelbsr Asst. Big 81.
MpIaTes: pro @auone, offsnsr &ei@
lei, gut Biz fein, 35c. Biz 43c.; 9prto
Rico 35c. Biz 49,; 1ep : ORLEANS,
Centrifugal loo. Big 22c. uno por3igz
fi9 25c. Big Doc.
5aG3fkiTd, pro 4funb, 9an3s
@dullern, engIiI9 geidnitten, 74c.;
gauge tur5s Rippen 84c.; turae Seitenz
rfppen 94c,; Seiteniped 94e.; gun8e
2eibftIde 94c.; dzS4uItern, eng
lii4 geiAnitten, 3d.; Sugar Gu>
reb" 8ruitftid C; Sugar : GU
reb" S6ultern Sc. - S4;nten =
tleins lit; pbne Saut lie; 9icnic
&c.; nMeB@@S dpstnefsif9 $3.50
pro SAB. @9mals - in Sierces, gut
raffKirt, 84c.; in 5dfern 84c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27
M1HItbe Anfetdrune


euth6It bas e~epiesene bruti6e EBERT .,Gtr s7ets
funas=Nnfcr", As. Nufaoe. $50 Geiten tart, nit
pieIen Iebrrei6en Snuftratipnsn, ntbft elmer Wbs
hanbIung uber finferipfe Chen, tuel6es bon Wfann
nno Hrdu seIeien perben ip1te. unentbebrltd
fir innse 2tutt. bic f9 Oerebeli4en tuoleH, aoeS
uualIdiidb perbeirdthef ftno.
man aeSlnee sineer 5euet unb GefhIedbtsfranfs
Ieiten unb bic 55fsn 5olsen BON S;saenesiiIoen,
mic gd,pdde, yaerppftdt. Smpptens, $olintt'
1nen. unfrmd,fbarfeit, Srabfnn, iAipaHes Se'
bdatniB. Gnereieloifsfeit uno &rdinpfdeerbrudb,
cbne fd,dnltden Weei,inen eduerne beiien fonn.
Gin treuer Greuno uno iueiier sfatbseber II oteits
untbertreffiihe beutf@e Bud, tpeIhes mad ems
pfans BON IS Cts. Tofimarfen in einfa&em ums
thiag forsfam oerpa6t, fret auseididt iuire.
DEuTSCHES HEIS-iNSTiTUTs
10 EkST q. STREET,
Erdher II Clinton Mlao. s2c-s osorf. 81. @
Der rRettnnss : Infer" III AUDI au
sabsn Bel Sreberid @itte. 236 Noros
parh1G trakA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27

SaItlmOsrr SFeFtena 5orfe.
(Eeriatet far ben -Deutih.R &crrtIpsnSeatsa" SuIb
NioeeHeorf, Diner b co.
SaltIm0re Den 26 Stbruar 1901
TfibbsHHOri, Oliper & So. bereensH TuI FrGucS:
bautlers'4rGtteN 6.l9H tDeuiser 49,. Gui so Lass.
Gul St1t 8 l6h, tnuiEanHtIpt 6.3Dn -6.21L cuf
so 8a3e. SieInsm ri 94h. &uleen 40.
GterIlH2 Santtels fir 90 &ase Asa, aut 6iht
4.S7 \, tauiutdnniidbe 4.sSz-4.s4k.
Ssrfauft auf Der hieHsem GHcttsnss6rie.
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BiIoer aus China.

Die 8ariTer 3eitung ga bic iGuz
free" bat einsn 8eridRrpatter na4
@6ira entianbt, Der 3a6lrei3e PHOTO
grapbiI9e Moment ; N%ufna6men gez
md9t fat, bic in Dem genunnten8ldtte
rsprobu3irt tperbsn. 2ucian 2erop,
Der 8eri6terfatter, fam na4 5tan
Sin, aIs bort Der &f 6ereits porz
iiber mar. @inss Der 8iloer 5eigt Oas
9auptquartier 0es fran50fI6en @snez
rals Srsb. 8or benz 9aIaf Iiegen
a~ufgeTtapelt gauge 8er9e bon 8or3elz
Ian, Ripp7afyn, 4unFgegsnTtdnOs al
Ter Dirt; uuf Dem nd4ten 8iloe Fino
bic Sa6en perf6nurben uno etpd 20
groBe 8iitsn bsden ban PIaB. IS
Iinb bas biz &iIten, bic fir bic Wintz
ftsr unb bic MuIee'n in 6rantrei4 Be-
@timmt tpuren uro bic 64i i6rer Nm
funft in MarIeille ouf 9%erdnlafun9
beg frana0FIGen MiniIteriums Der
8eI3togna6me berfisisn. Quf einem
anbsren gitoe 1T cine 8erfeigsrung in
Der italienif9en 8otI9afi gargeIteut.
Slide unb Sti6le Iino beiegt mitSetz
be, @tas, por3equn, Stidsrcien u.f,tp.
Gibil unb MtlitGr Iie6sn um6sr unb
6etra4ten fi4 prifeno bic Qutiipnsz
Ttiide. On dnberer Gts[e BADEN arne=
rifantT9eSplbaten e6enfaus cine Nutz
ton b~eranTtaltet. SIRE &dufer fino
Die GbineIen Telbft, Oenen nan bieOins
&c aus ben @obnungsn geitp1lsn Fat;
friebli9 unb talt feilI9eu Ie um ben
YretR. Wir tpenben bas 8latt unb
finben cine anbere Scene BON G6nli4sr
Dirt. 3pet iopuntI9e SolOaten rufen
etnen @bineIen 6er6si; er muB ibnen
bic 9egeuItdnbs na4 i6rem Qudrtiere
tragen. bic lte ebsn in Teiner 8o6nung
8uIammenesraubt BADEN. Sin anberes
Bib: @ieoerum 3pei iapaniT6e GIL
0aten un0 Elm G6ineIe. Die Sapansr
6aItsn benz @6insfen cine Safel Dor,
auf bar esIdrieben {ieht: r9af 0u
cine u6r2" n9aTt 0u 8~Isinobten?"
v6aft Ou @elb?" 2autet bic 4nttpOrt
bss Gbimslen beja6enb, 10 pipO er b0fz
lid1t eriudt, bic 3a{4en gu tsereR.
2autet bic Nntpprt bernejnenb, 70
pirb er nit S6ldgen traftirt. 0as
6uIft in ben meiIisn 6Gnen; Der @6iz
nele entFinnt Ti6, baB er bod u6r unb
9eGb in Der SaT6e bat. @ines Der
8ilber 5eigt sinen MiRionGr, Der fi9
bon einem &uli 6elfen ldBt, einsn 9roz
Zen 8uIeu fort3uI4leppen, Die franz
oOliT9s &ot6ebraIe in 9eting, Die Der
8iT6of 6opisr bus nMaiTon bu bon
bteu" COas 9aus bes lie6en 9ott")
nsnnt, perbient, 70 msint QeroD pfeGz
mbr ben Namen rMaiIOn bu bon
marble" (Oer Nam. eiHes groBen 3D.
riIer @aursn : 8u5urs), 10 pougez
PROFIT Iei es nit gepliirberten 9egen-
fdnben aGer Dirt, Sopeit biz r8i.
iGuItree," beren Snbalt Der n@orz
pdrts" pteber gibt, UNI 70 ben bum
niI6.n" G6drdtter bes Srte9es gu
6ranbmantsn. @r psrgiBt Bios einss
berpor3ubeben: baB bas fran30GT6s
9latt BON beut16en Solbutsn, 8samz
ten ober MiFiondren d6nIi9e 8ilber
gu 6ringsn - ni4t in Der Gage par.
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Wntmarfruz Naentnrrn.
9erf6iebne GtabtIbejls, in rpet4sn
poIt=NertbIufrn pertauf!

FuIl>&SrLtTIuuFlt UELIauf
tperoen.
T.lpuI., G. Q. Scott.
QrrtsRoaS - 9urHt1 8. 6uppinstOn.
Goriu3saOsuue urb 6aEriiontrubs stO5et q.
q. etrats uHS euutinoSOn.aut aSuts
@tinboaar.
pranq,oin. - sirum sim6ls.
SsrtsaptHut uueS ebHiOHzStrabs - q. q. g.
8. unO Souqb.etrass, 9iQ5tanOt'DH samss
Cronaebine g,Oro. Ben.
Or. Is, 11niOn.GosHus (gBOObbrrS) gGdrsHo
gruaSpop uus guItimors.et - esOres 3.
geds.
INTERPRETATION, g.nnfplSanitr 9abn' - 8. @.
6ambsnretatisn. .saltiuOrssO biOssubn.'
S~efGrbernns non gnFia6en.
QGnqe Der srforberIi4en 3sit our grs
rei9ung Der DerI4ieOenen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
tlntnffebsnb lit bic ungefGbre s3.it
fir uebsrmittelune Der poftfa9en bon
benz Baltimorer poIt : 8iireou mas
ben buuptTd6li6en einbsimiT6en un0
u~uspGrtigen @tGbten bsr3eianet.
Snldub.
atlantu, Ga, 10 Stunseu.
Utlautie.G;tp, RS, s 5tunoeH.
groDtlsn. R,=9, 6 Stunotn.
burlington. @cmont, II StunesE.
Buffalo, R.sO.. ID 6tunoen.
GdSe Tup, Rs, s StunOsn.
9barlrton, SIS, l6 StuuotK.
G9ieasp. SGs.. l Sa&
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MATS. 3ufuhr 1925, GteDatsr,n . Dor,
ratb I.2Io,956 Bui6. Strianet pom Zen SltpItoreH
434,706 EuineI. SsTtauit murosn --- SuiheI
uHe E. XSasaonS.
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uuo ben Isgtidbrlssz 5tGaS Der IBsiBsHpreIie III Dtrs
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epst seHiihtsrI 44A -4IAI45 -46II39 39h
Spst CIR. a. e. observation-disclosures,
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6uibel Surhdsegoatn; northumberland POS, 05S
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Snltimurer Rarftberihte.

tSeTIetst flTo:s g 0eIttpsE {1rr-ps zoe 1ten."l
baltimore ben il. Gtbrudr 1901.
Dig eeitt9e MERCHANTMEN betrui 1887 5HiheI
Der gieoateren=Borrdt 625.I74 Suih., 3eriauot
non ben SltpdtorsN "a ,U0u euihe 8ersauit rpurs
ben 10 200 Suibel HHS , @4saon.
H0tsenoe &aoepe leiat ben %heHtlacn. ben a%eItristn
ano ptn lestldhrlseH 5tGr6 Ger DsasnprtIie II 0;rS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT:
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gu berfaaien ooer III termiethen

gu perfaufen pcer iu permictben:
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Gf=2trinetonzSt rnbe. (57-62
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pa -peutise !3ufubr 1850 5uitel; 1888
6ui6el IurldseL0stn; northumberland possess
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An;eisen. -Sn berfamiem.
2u ~prrfnufeu.
Stnis ,u ~pertaufeu

Gstqtn gtrtii. nod Stuti6lanS Elm nit Murs
NOR sln9staster @tsrdbnibpIas aui Dem rNt. 6ars
miSgtieoeott." gu e~riraeen in Der Expedition bi.s
yes Siottes. (54-)
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-23
A Fable.

One day as the Elephant was passing
through the forest he came upon
Hare who had fallen into pool and
was shiverlng with cold, and in his
good heartedness he stopped and called
out:
"How, new. Mrs. Hare, but what is
the trouble here?"
"Alas but I fell into the pond and
am almost dying with chill" walled
the Hare.
"Say you so. All, but we can easily
remedy that. will lie down beside
you, and the heat Of my body will soor
make you warm and blithe again"
And the Elephant tumbled down with
a grunt and groan and observed that
he was always cheerfully willing to put
himself out for the sake Of others, es-
pecally for the weak and helpless.
After quarter of an hour, and not
hearing from the Hare, he rose up 10
inquire if she felt better. and to his sor.
row and CONSERVATION he discovered
that he had crushed the life out Of her
as he laid down.
Moral: Our friends injure us more
than our enemies. -Detroit Free Press.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-23
CntastrOnhe of the Oneida,

One Of the most extraordinary catas'
trophies that have befnllen vessels Of
the United States destroyed the sloop
OF war Oneida in 1869. She was bound
homeward. with jolly ships COM
pany, eager to see wives and sweet
hearts and native land once more,
when not far out Of port she was
struck by the British steamer Bombay
coming in. The stem of the Bombay
cut off the stern Of the Oneida. The
ship was sinking rapidly, and guns Of
distress were Immediately fired, but
the Bombay steamed on her way and
left the vessel to her doom. She went
down, and all but one or two of her
crew We're drowned.
The captain of the Bombay gave no
other reason for his conduct than thar
lie had Lady Eyre. the wife Of a dis
tinguished British satrap. on board and
did not wish to disturb her nerves with
scenes of shipwreck He was nobbed
when he rea ched Yokohama, dismissed
from the service. socially tabooed from
that time on and died in disgrace q
year or two later.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-23
Unlucky Day Superstiti0ns.

In Grafton's manual of his chron.
icles, 1865. the unlucky days, according
to the opinions of the astronomers, are
named as follows: Jan. l, 2, 4, 8, 10, 10,
II and 20 are unlucky; Feb. 26, p and
% unlucky. 8, 10 and II very unlucky:
March 49, II and 20 very unlucky;
April Z, s, 10 and 20 unlucky; May 3
and 6 unlucky. Z, Is and 20 very un.
lucky; June 10 and % unlucky, 4 and
S very unlucky; Aug. 90 and 80 un-
lucky. 10 and 20 very unlucky; Sept. 8,
4. q and % unlucky, 6 and very un.
lucky; Oct. 4, 16 and "a unlucky, 6 very
unlucky: Nov. 5, 6. 20 and 80 unlucky,
Is and 20 very unlucky; Dec. 10 and %
unlucky, g. and 8 very unlucky.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-23
ADVERTISING.
II Has RevO1utiOnixed Business and
Benefited Humanity.

Benefited Humanity.
Advertising is indeed one Of the great
developments of the age. 1t has revo-
lutioniZed business and made 1t posi-
BILE to accomplish in few years what
otherwise would have taken genera
lions to compass. Today the advertis-
er. through the medium Of the public
press, can introduce his article to the
entire public almost literally at a
bound. Such a servant at the sellers
elbow has naturally made business
vastly different from what it was sew
eral hundred years ago.
1t is no longer necessary. as it was
ones commercial transactions to lin
tied area. IN fact, the manufactures
of today regards the world as his field,
and there are quite a number OF pro-
prietary articles. widely and favorably
known in every quarter of the civilized
world, which have been introduced dur
ing the lifetime of their present pro-
prietors. who are men only in the
prime of life.
Without advertising by which it is
possible to reach and influence hum
dreds of thousands of persons simulta-
neously, such result could not be ac-
complished in several generations. ii
indeed it could be accomplished at all.
Nor has this advertising benefited the
seller only 1t has brought to the
knowledge of the buyer the hundreds
of improvements and articles by which
life can be made more pleasant, by
which the health can be preserved, the
palate gratired, the intellect fed and
satisfied.
1t is no exaggeration to say that no
force has conduced more to knit the
world closely together nor made our
mutual interdependence moreapparent.
ut is but the simple truth to assert"
says a recent writer. that the loss of
the information which the advertise
ments furnish would be one of the
greatest imaginable misfortunes to civ
ilization."-Sel Culture.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-23
Tnle 0f 4 DormOuue.

This tear compelling tale is from the
london Globe: "a young lady bought
a dormouse. After keeping 1t for some
time she had occasion to send pres
ent to a friend and utilized the dor
mouse for that purpose. A few months
later the friend wrote to say that the
pet did not seem very lively and was
refusing it's food. Would she come and
inspect It? She came and inspected 1t
and finally, feeling that this was case
for professional opinion, called In
vet. The vets verdict was brief and to
the point. The dormouse had been
dead Just six months"