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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12
MISS D1ETRIcH's RECITAL.
Given in Friendly League Hall Last
 Night.

Given in Friendly League Hall Last
 Night.
 Miss Lena Dietrich, formerly a mem- Der of the Friendly league and a pupil of Mrs Buckley, has been pursuing her studies for the past two years at the Emerson college of oratory. That she has obtained a high degree of perfec- tion in her art: that she has become proficient in all her qualities of an elo- cutionist of the first rank, was well at tested last evening at Friendly league hall, where recital was given by Miss Dietrich. assisted by such well known artists as Mrs Edward L. Frisbie, IT. soprano; Isaac P Kellogg. tenor; Miss Katherine Churchill, violinist; Miss Helen A. Merrill, pianist. Miss Diet rich displayed her talents in wonder full degree. Her powers were shown in the variety of her selections-pa- thetic, dramatic and emotional. She was beautiful in her pathos; grand, lofty and eloquent in the dramatic and emotional pieces In her rendition or the Chariot Race" by Lew Wallace, she was especially strong. She dreT on her listeners with unabated interest throughout the race, she stirred thelr enthusiasm, their spirits, to high pitch; she made them almost realize that they were viewing a race, so graphic, so intense. so great was her delivery. Beautiful and sublime was her pathps and her delivery of Aux Italiens," a piece in which she had an excellent opportunity of displaying this quality. was very fine. As a whole Miss Dietrich was delightful last evening and her recital was a pro nounced success.
 Piano selections were excellently rendered by Miss Helen A. Merrill. while soprano solo by Mrs Edward, L. Frisbie, IT, was pronounced sue cess. The singing of Isaac F. Kellogg was pleasing to the audience, as was evidenced by the applause which she received. Miss Katherine Churchill is q vioIinist of recognized ability. Her rendition of the Cradle Song" was superb.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12
TIMELY TOPICS.

You make mistake in not getting proper fit in shoes for children. No such mistakes at E. J. Finn's.
 White kid and patent leather belts 15c. New waist cloths 39c a yard at Reid & Hughes tonight.
 Special values in the art department at Currans tonight. Auto-types of President Mckinley 25c.
 Ladies' Albatross waists atsMiller & Peck's tonight at 9Sc. Ladies' suits $3.98. Velvet ribbon 9c q piece.
 O. A. Valentine has received fresh lot of white enamel i'll cans from half pints to gallons.
 See that shoe Holczer offers for $2. Full line of Snow's celebrated $3 shoes. Ladies in attendance.
 Great bargains in hosiery, ribbons, and veilings also in gents furnishings, at Conlon Bros tonight.
 Gas heaters are great comforters. You can buy them as low as $1.25 from United Gas Improvement Co.
 Try Bowker's celebrated egg food animal meal. The Platt Mill Go sells it. Fine rye for seed.
 Turnbull has received 50 dozen mems and boys sweatersi on sale at 49c, worth $1.
 The double breasted sack coat is fashionable and comfortable. All kinds at Upson-Singleton & Co.'S.
 Large stock of outing hats at T. W. McGarry's. Newest designs in ready to-wear hats.
 Marks are closing out on some wall papers; 20 and 25c papers, 12 1-2c.
 D. L. Dickinson makes speciality of hay and straw. Special prices on. smixed and natural oats.
 The rich co1orings and beauty of this weather are in keeping with the beauties in millinery at l. Chase's.
 Be in at the drawing for that Crawford range at the Benson Furni- ture Co.'S tonight at 9 o'clock.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12
YALE WON.

Baltimore, Oct 12.-Yale yesterday defeated the Baltimore Medical college by a score of 5 to 0 in fifteen-minute halves The MedicaIs' clever drop kicking prevented Yale from making a larger score.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

To have good meal-frst, get a good biscuit. The rest suggests it. self Go further get the best biscuit. Kennedy's Butter Thin Biscuit. Ken- nedy's name on every genuine pack age.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

Q Q Q Q O 70 DO co 0 O . < < o A bAkGAIN-S1,5 800 buys a cosy cottapf o and two lots two minutes WSIlk iron, . Q trolley. Terms easy. Inquire at this ofloe. o Q Q O DO Q o o o O o . Q {, q .
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12
Miss LorettO Hawthorne Hayes
.Reopcns her classes in

Dancing and Department At Friendly league hall Friday, Oc- tober IS, at and D. m. Private in- struction given at residence, 4S6 North Main street
 Application to all classes made at residence. 4S6 North Main street, or, at hall Friday, Oct IS. 10-11-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU-Help of all kinds
 furnished and situations secured for caDa- ble workers in all kinds of employment. Mrs Kelly. IS East Main street 4-25-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

WANTED-Compete cook would like a
 position. Inquire Democrat office
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

ss0UR MARTYR PRESIDENTS. ]" L1ncoln.
 Garfield and Mckinley, three names most prominent in the hearts and minds of the peo- pie Interesting incidents in the lives of this trio of immortals combined in one complete volume, price $1.50. Best book published. Agents wanted everywhere; best terms; credit gwen. Sample book free-remit 1Oc for post age Act promptly, be first. s. T. Bell Go, 1Hllaueipnla "a and w-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

EsOR SALE in Waterville-Six room cottage: built last year; city water set tubs and Doller; nlce large lot. Price, $500. $100 down; balance on easy terms. George l.. Jenls, Real estate agent Waterville. IO-9-tt
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

NO RENT-5 large rooms and garden. S2 per
 = week. Inquire at 199 Hill street 1O-l0-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

w E make speciality of repairing sewing
 machines and typewr1ters. Also do ali klnds of grlnding--lawn mowers, knives, scis- sors. etc. RaZors honed. Orders left for plano Spaidlng combination tandem wanted Chas W. Messer 151 Phoenix avenue
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

EOR SALE-Six room cottage with barn, Irult trees and two acres of land. Pleas Price $l,300. Must be sold. Anyone meaning business address ..A'' Democrat office.
 10.1n-Q
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

FOR RENT-Pleasant six room tenement at
 428 Mill street. near Benedict & Burn s. T0.11 .O
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

GET our prlces on billiard and pool tah1e
 before buying elsewhere Sold on easy payments. Our cushions are guaranteed for twenty years, and are made by new vulcaniz- ing process. Old tables fitted with our cush- ionS @ are as good as new. Satisfaction guaran- teeo or money refunded. See our advertise ment of Manager Wanted' for lawful slot machine Palmer Billiard Table Works, Chi oaso, iii. 9-2-2m
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

MANAGER WANTED every large countv M to appoint agents for the famous ssIame- o'-Skill'' nickel slot machine for drinks or ci- forbidden slot machines. Rented or sold on easy payments. Secure territory quick Pal mer Billiard Table Works Chicago I'll. e-2-2m
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

T .OST-A white poodle dog with blue ribbon
 around neck. Return to stage, Polls the-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

A very prominent ciIZen of Celtic extraction lost his opportunity 70 vote last election, and as a result the man now hardly recognizes one of his neighbors. at whose door he laws the whole blame. The man wno lost his vote is a good democrat. but up to o'clock on the day of election he had not made up his mind wheln- CT he should vote for Judge Cowell or Edward G. Kilduff. He had noth- ing against the democratic nominee. and with any other candidate on the republican ticket but Judge Cowell he would have cast his baliot for kill duff without the slightest hesitancy. But he had business relations with CoTell years ago. liked how he had used him and proved it by voting for him whenever his party put him for ward for office. and wanted to help him this time. too. His neighbor en- deavOred to dissuade him from mas ing such a blunder. but found It impossible to change him. The men discussed the pros and cons of cleo ton for over an nour, and finally the man recolIected that 1t was getting late. and casting his eye towards the school clock he saw the hands point fne to 5:1O This nettled him very much He had not been absent from fhe polls election day for many years and the idea of getting left this time nnzcred him. so that he walked away without bidding his old neighbor and friend coodby. And worse still he hasn't looked at him since.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12
WanE-For Sala.I'O Rent

NO RENT-Five room flat, 142 South Main
 A street. Call at Conlon Bros. l0-12-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-12

EOUND-A sum of money which the owner = can have by paying for this advertise ment and proving property by calling at I9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
9osner's
SaiiDrsemafe Griparniie in
Srnuer= unS 8inSer SleiSern.
SaiIprau

e:yi:9=Su4 SrduneSad:ts, GbtSiot Ri,ibr6d,.
Soutlc= 84@ascs uuO 9laibJSolf=aiRp,r=Gases
s,rieD=Rteftr=aat,ts unb 9uasRItiO,r; 500 uuo
500 Wsrtb fir $3.50
5rdutn=Win.= Sclris - Afra6au, qrdu Rrimm.r,
Gbin4iaa unO SroOf4Mnf5G oqar,ttts; rotbtr
Gubs, imitirts ettinmoro.r uno electric Gtul=
WRffe; 500 bis $3.50 gBtrtb., fir So. so.
SaHs molten. Gruu,n=5 5lonea s3ai1tn, NIT glouz
i,n=5runt.n uuO iruni6Fiden RHdtr; bobt .etDd'=
RraVtn unO pGlar:<Munibett,u; carbiuel, marines
blnu uno beIiOtrops; $l25 tpsrtb, fir 69c.
Trducna6ausfleioer aus Sancp qtmuit.rtr uno
ecfr.it,r Jlun,ustte, in ib0n'n Gurben uno sbat.
tiruuqsn 2is,u beiest,s 9Ot.. Rrostn unO gsrm.l;
Big CUR Saiue eefittert; CSC. p.rtb, fir 49c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

n3S6r f6islt na8 0eutf6Iunb b;n>
iiber." r8ir I6ielen ni6t, mir I4auz
en- qeraDeaus," dninortete SteIn.
yQ8ir piinI8en an OeutT6ianO gu
fommen, pie SIR an 8uBlanO."
.0arum bat au4 Der beuti4e Sats
fer tiir3li8 geFagt, sr boffe, Elm gros
Bes n0roli9es &0nigrei6 an Der @l6e
gu erri9tsn!" rief Silenb.
Der beutI6e 3aiIer fat Re6t.
Sd ertlGre oFfen, baB mir gum bcutz
{hen gteide gu geb0ren munIasn,"
srpioerte Stein.
nOeItrei6 bat bur6 bds 8in6a
niB nit 0eutI6GdnO teinen ein3igen
8ori6eil trIungt, aber e5 pIrbe btef
bur6 eine Inndberung an RuBldnO
gspinnen.
nGuoen sic bod often, buB SIR
gu RuBlanb gu tOmmen mlnf4t,"
rieF Stein.
@iIsnp untportste: n9Bir blei6sn
quite OeIttei6er!"
nGeib gbrli6," risF Stein. r2(u3
SSbr Ieib feline 9atrioten. Seoer, Der
6eute in Sefrei4 Elm 9utriot 1T, tit
Elm Rdrr!"
6ronfrti8 unb Der g}icd<
taguu &undl.
2onbon, 3. MGr3. - 9'e britiz
fcfe Redierund bat unker Der 6dnb i'm
frar30Ti{6en W2inFIterium beg Qluss
nGrtigen fpnbiren lafer, tpel6e 9oie
tunq sFuantreic9 ein8une6men gez
o,nfe, fans bic Ser. Gtooten Ii4 fir
cine 8efeitigung beg g1icoragnatannls
entT6eiben piroen. Die 6:erauf er>
folqte Qlnltport Ioukte oa6in, bob
6rQntreF4 ni9t genetgt lei, in einem
iotdRn Safe bic Synitiotipe gu ergreiz
fen, p6poGG es Bel Der 8anaIfrage
gr0Bere SntereFen uuF Dem SPtle
its6en 6a6e, dls @nglanb ie1bf. Sm
ue6u'gen 6of!e 5ranfrsi8 es fir 6eTz
Ter, tpsnr es f6 bic poqs 5rei6eit beg
5unoelns 6epabre unb gnglanb ffd
auf ben gIei6en @ltanbpuntt iteqe.
5runtreF4'5 gsplunte
Grbf 4aftStsuer.
purfg. 3, MGr3. - 2lGe Qn5eis
den beukn barauF bin, buB Der Ses
nat bic oor Der 0eputirtentdmmer
angsnommenc @r6I9aFisItauer 8orz
lqae Qble6nen tpiro. Der IN bider
8orfuge porgefe6ene SteueriuB ouriirt
bel 9ermG9tni1en unter 100000
5rancs 3piI6en l uno 15 Pro5ent.
8& elmer sine Wiqior 5rdrcs betuas
grben @rbI4aft ite[Et iid6 Der Steuers
ioB Don D Big 184 9ro3snt, ie nu4
benz acknowledgement Der @rben
gu Dem @rblaFer, tpd6renb Elm 8sr@
mG9tniB bon fInF M:qionen 6rancS
Big 3ur 60bc bon so Buo3snt beTteutrt
psrosn tann. Sm Safe Der ouf ieben
gr6en entfaGenoe 8etrag iiber cine
Miqion 5rancs betrGgt, fpq eins tpeis
tert 3ui6[agsitsusr er9oben rperben,
unb 3par in ouFiteigenbtr prpgrsfs
fon, i nod Der 2ln3a6l Der MFaiOnen.
l1nruben in 9aIermo.
Som, 8. N1Gr3. - Sn 9alermo
fanben ge1tsrn 2tufldufe fatt. @s
puro,n auf bic 9eleiTe Der elettrtI9en
8abnsn 9inberniiIe 9elegt unb bic
SroGepbrd6te 3erF@nitten. Der Mob
noGIte in Oos Slbmpia 36eatsr eins
bringsn, mas fbm ober ni9t gelang.
Qu9 9lafdte : 8retterpdnbe nurber
eingerifen unb in 8rano geTeBt, ben
bic 5eusrps6r l0T9ts. 8sIonoers
5rlusn paren bel Den 2lusI9reitun=
oen Iebr tbGtig. Oi: Ru6e purbe
i4IisBli4 pieber 4ergefeIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
Die RpItern uni CunIen,

tp,ls BON ben aebern Oes Wtttlaltrs croulost usr=
ben III II 3 n, fuo niGt iblimmsr gepeeH, nls
bieienigen, fpel6t oi, an 8dmorrboiDen 9.iOenO,n
freifpiGlig ertrug.n. GsreiDtlia? 8tapib
9enn tntlp.btr bertrautn F9 6ifs Gtmarttrten in
i6rsr 9.rsDtiflung einem GuafiaISr an, Der nit
itintn i6aritn 9sismittsfn anb Uttfern TiHts eusz
r1tet alg oi. Sbm;rJtH ~ psrsr5serF; SOsr fe trz
qeb,n Tb in ibr aualppaes e5dIul uRo odrunI
Ieiom fe freifuilie benu ts sisbt Elm unfeblbarts
MitteI eegen Oi: edmorr5eibsn Or 5ilsbts's anas
itfs prpbtn frsi ssrfanDt ban 3. gs4uitassttr &
So, Boz 2416 gleaps@Orf. (Ee0, ,Ril 81, E&GG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
Earlcbcn auf IDbeln.

Eeue, Iti6ter, LANCER Rud,ablunssplan, hi,
folder BON iona Ri,manOem pff.rirt niro. anf
Refine tal6sn @sriSrtduuQeE in ben Seitunaen.
2eiut 3iniens%aten anqeieie:, I'M Sic IRE ,u
fibrtn, bod ptrotn SbncR Gle 8Ortb.il. otbpten,
tuslbs Qub.rt offerir.n. Iu9iufraoen i'm giirtou
Der ys3otpmae 2oon Guarantee Gsmpunp1 ,9immer
Rr. 5, .Sanf BON galtimort="Gsbdube, eds goltis
more. unb at. gaul=Strost (Rspl5, . &S ls)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
9osner's
@cue, feine nnS moSernc sd1ube.

@ir baben bier Elm groBes S4ub=
esi9dft, unb es bergr0Bsrt li4 beitGnz
big.
1nIsre @9ub>&dufer berIteben i6r
9eT6Gft. sic ertsnnen bic QuolitGt
Der @9ube, unb Die greiIe MAIDEN unz
berglei9lide Bargains.
SIT eg niat uubsrtrO.ntli6 bab lruu.H=S S6ubs.
t6utid5li6 800 unO 500 bag 9aur psrtb, su tDt.
naer, olg btm bQlb.n 9rs. bsrtsuft tptrSsn isasn.
9ag ift eeruo. 9as mas mir 9euts tbun Drbsn.
Sisr ffuS bi. edubt:
6rauen=an6af. une se6niir=s6ubs aus b,nsm
uno mutt,m Rib, gat.ntl.bsrzobtrtbsiI, Sub. unO
2io=Sbsrl.osr.
Jrauen= Sturm. uno bsbe gsrOnsnab.n=66nar'
ibubs aus lgog+gdrF unb f6ptr.m ruifi6tn, lebs
furbig,n Cali; S.pfdieSsns Robsn unb b.ri6itsens
SaeOns; .4.0O. unb s5.Oo=s6u6e, fir s197.
VDSuer'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
9sos1ter's
J(eues ii6er Oas GrOge(C6ok
9nnfelblaue ensliId1e
Safeltuaaren.

Der gun5e 9orrdtb bieIer fe6r
piinI9enspertten WaarsH piro 5u
genau bem baI6en pre;fe uuspertauft,
9albe fir 8isrtel! 8ann perben Sic
tpieber cine ipl9e 9eleenbeit baben?
Ollie nOibigsn @tiide fno bier; unO
ba fe Ti6 in pFFenen Observation-Disclosures
6eFinben, nsrben mir fe bei'm Slid
berfauFen. -l
96ccz3eatr, Die 16c. irOtr apnr.n, fnO Jest Sc.
TrH6Hiids =9eatr, Die 18c. i'Or paren, fnO Jest
Sc.
GB=sener, Ole DC. itOer ipnr,n, fnO iest 12c.
9aT,u unO llutcrtaFen, ri, 24t. i,otr parcr, fn6
icst 12c.
0cFertz1cGer, 81. 1oc. itOtr nursn, fnO iest sc.
sdlat=s8uHeln, Oi. 34c. itOe paren, FnO iebt
17c.
eaueitrcn Die 46c. icot apartn, Tno Jest 23c.
Tleii6=1tltr, Die 54c. icO:r ipartn, Fnp itst 27c.
6lcii8 3taer, Die 9Ot. itOtr parsn, FuO Jest 45c.
5hii6z9cnsr, Die $50 icp.r tpor.n, fup jest
Csc.
Nemifcz sBHTeln NIT 0,dc1, bic $40 isSe ipursn,
TnO tbt roc.
3udsrboitn, bic Coz. 'nt partn, iro iest 3Oc.
9b,,fanncn, oit $l.O0 icOc ipurtn, iinO icst soc.
GefDrirtc ensliid)e Sbee Scrnice.
q8ir blben iot5en lp:i Rfen ftiner inpOrtirt:r
Sb,es ssrOte gc0ffnct. Sir iinO id6u OetOrjrt uno
bctc5en aus 56 stiit, qreis sos.
IupitGten in gpilettens Serpicen.
Seine @uglage BON Eoitettsn=Serbct X bent
9prratb ql.i8, Den mir tets an 5ouro babeu. Sebt
ec7aOe 1T bds qroBe NHortimsnt Ourb finfsia oOtr
mcbr Sctorotoncn, 5acOns unO Wlooen ptrgr0bert.
Die ncueu 6oriican=6acon Soil.ttsn= suoice, in
iOliOen 6arben Sbutirungen OstOriyt; bIau, rOia,
bioIet unO grim. eeruic: nit Gimer SIS 20, obue
elmer $4S7.
Die ntusr Qorr1in,sJacon 8oiIttt,usSsrpitt,
i86uc Gormen unD pra6tpoG in iOlipen Sarben
ibattirt rubiHeurotb brOn3eorHn, oeI:tdt bldu
runfd OOl.t; nit 9lumcnz 9inOeln in Den 6dGuus
Gen. s:rbice NIT Gimsr $40 obns Gimcr SO so.
Die Sorquup= SOiI.tenzS SerDice, fen
6elirts Gacons unO tiintlsriIbe Nuitsr; prabtpOa
in reid,n 5arbsn= s6uttirunqsu unO itbr uatir=
liben 9umcu, roia blau grim uuo oioI,t. Ssr=
pitc nit elmer $1125, ubne @mer 500.
Die ususn 9orc=Gaton Soilstten=5 5erpic:, Elm
r:uer Gntpurf in 6orm uno 3storatonsn; &lumtn
unb SarbtnzS S6attirungtn suinmmtn unp nit
GOlOlinicn. serbcc nit Gim,r $500.
Sin Spe5ial 9lnsebDt.
q8ir brin9.n uu6 bcute 100 5oilctt'nzSerDice sum
gcrtauf, b5n betorirt unb gsiormt Sic ioa,n ols
sOFtipe Bargains oeber. Str Qrtis NIT Gimtr if
$3 90, rbne Gim.r 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

Sia's 6anrs unS Bart 5arbsiht Il
tel, i6pars uub braun, so Gents.
tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
GridnB ieine Srant.
8rutoIe U1ouDfhut ouf ber 9truBe in
&dnia5 Slip.

Grutale Wf0notRdt duf Der StrdBe m
&dnias : Slip.
l&unfog Sitp, N2o,, 3. Mdr3.
- 8ub 3aITor, Elm 23zidbriger pro-
fsIIiomQsr 8a{eboQ Sp:ekr, erI4oB
geTtern ieins fru6ers 8rout, bic 18z
jG3rige Rutb g&ouaro, ;nbsm ct ouf
bic an9loa nit ibper S6peitsr Die
@traBe Oa6srfDmmsnbs aus Ieinem
3immer i'm erIten Stodtpert zines CO.
gir6auies NIT Itinem 3tp!t;rgstpebr
brei S4iiiie abfeu2rte, DOn oenen 3psi
bprh i6re 8puit Orangsn unb na6
elnsr 'Stunbe ben Sob bIs U5Gb4ens
6erbfifii6pten. Dis Sri. NoQarp blu
teno auF bem 5rottoir lag, bemG4z
tigIs Ii9 Der IHneq angspa9Iensn
3uI6auermsngs cine fol9e Wutb, baB
man in bag Qog:rbaus einorang unb
ben M0rber gu lpn6en berIu4te. Die
9Ol:3si 6dtte grpBe Mu6e, bsn M0r=
Der aug ben 9dnbsn oe5 8o.fs6aufens
gu befreien uno auf bic 9oli3eApa9e
gu brin9en.
9onlpr p1r lGngsrs 3eit nit SRI.
g2oGarb bsriprodSn, bod mar Dor Ell
nem Monat Elm 8ruh 3p:I4sn F6nsn
entitdnpen uno bos junge Mdh6en
bate Dem 8oiebulTpielsr i6r 6au5
rsrbpten. 8or bier3e6n Sagen unterz
nahm berIelbe einen Qlnqriff Quf ieine
fuI6pe 8raut, pirgte 1ie Big CUR 8e@
tpuBHOIigtsit uno tpurbe pon benz
8jdter untsr 8urgI4oft geitsGt, Sri.
g1oGarb ni9t mshr au be!dItigen. Der
bstreffenbe pro5e6 mar fir nG4iten
U&ttpp4 angefeBt, unb 5apIor fOa
ieiner frii6ersn 8paut 8d6e gei9poz
Ten unb lie nit oem 5obe bsbro6t 6uz
ben. SRI. 92olldrb mar in einem Ornz
goohs Qaben angeIteQt uno lebte i'm
9auie ibres psrtpittpsten 8aIers.
SaDlor i1t Elm bsfannter prpF:fIionelz
Ter 8a1 1tbaG : @pieler, Der borIsBIe
SdHon in einem ySeam" bes 0ItE6sn
p@ircuits" bef4Gftigt mar.
N6t,,sh fc~r,,;k6 ~, Erx6 $50 O3~,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
9osner's
9lm Seiben=0erfamfstiib.
Sin tpcmia @clo u. srpRe GriparnifIt

Sim tpenia 8clS u. sruRe Griparniffe
Sic tperbsn beute einige fe6r fpez
5ieGle 8ert6e finben.
g1sbmt irgenb pel4e, berglei6t fs
nit ben beiten Bargains befsfbsn
9rabes, bic Sic ie geIe6en.
@ebt gu, ob Iie oe5 Qn3eigens ni6t
tpo6l tpertb lino.
9ier 1inb nur einiee berTei6en, I'm
Sic gum Na9benfen an5ure9sn.
Spuiiinc unb Bean DC GD9ne.
Die befen i6Ii6t.n eriO,nfOff, Der soiiun 6tbe
ncu. e8attirunq if i'm aFortimsut snssi3lOHen-
roia, national. moOc, bau, OlO role, Gn5farbis
grim, turqupii., Iaptnbr, cerii., b:liotrops uno
roth. Sit iino Elm Sonar 4gBuareu, 3u csc. bic
QarO.
ltnoeraleihli6be idiunrse Seioe.
Iein eio,r, i6spars. 9euu D. Soie..
6: e: &: &C.: = c.: &C.,: = CO.: 69C.
ri. ga.e
Stein itiOtns bnlr1. SubsH,..
SitIelben fuO ertra iHDer. Guatitdt,r, % unp
p 3oq brett. 2:r rbtiqe 9reis oerelbeH 1T 81 O;e
0arp. liner 9reis 1T uur 69c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

- 0etpep Smit6, Elm fat6iger 8ruz
benurbeiter, pel4er Bel Ri6mpnb,
U}o., Den peiBsn 9rubmarbsiter g6ez
fter Stunleb erf4Ofen 6atte, purbs in
Gdmben gfo., ertappt, an Die StGtte
beg MOrbes 3uriidge6ra4t unb gsz
lhnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

Eifes SabnuehsSrnpfen BsIien
in elmer 0iuIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
Gin SnesinI 0lnnehpt.

98ir brin9.n aud bcute 100 5oilett'nzSerDice 3um
gtrtauf id5n Oetorirt unb gsiormt. Sic oGl,n ols
prFtip. Bargains etbeu 9tr Qrtig nit Gimtr if
So 90, pbue Gimer $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
Suuiiine unb Beau DC GDene.
llnneraleitblibe ithiunrse seiSe.

9ieislbsn fnO srtru iatUsrs Guatitdt;n, 20 uno
"a SOG brett. 2:r ri8tas @res OerielbeH if 81 81:
9arp. unltr 9rtis 1T nur 69c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

g0 IN, 3. Utdr3. - YHte I9on
fur3 gsmsfOet. tpurOe in Der 6rsitags~
SiBun9 Oss Rei6sratbes Der S66z
neriansr Wplf tpegeu QngriFfs ouI
bic genIur bes PrdIiDsnten an ber
SnterpeGatton betr. bds 8ei6t 8ez
6eimniB bonn prdfbenten 8raf Bet
ter Oon Der ellie CUR Sronung geru=
fen. Sm 8erlaufe Der SiBung fam
es Ounn pieosr gu elmer T9ma9po[Ien
S3ene. Der Sungc5e8e Or, SiIenp
uno Der rQGbeutl4e" (S40ueridnsr)
Stein beI4ufOtgten f6 gegsnIsitig,
lieber 4uhen, be5p. DtutT4e, aIs
Oaitrei4er Iein gu po[lsn.
Silsnp risf benz AaOeutI4en au:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04

Tumme 6etrdgt 87,915,00O 97D. 6terz
ling, popon 58,25O,OO0 9fo. Stert.
fir 8riegs3pede bsItimmt Iiro. 0sr
8prunI9tog 6aTtrt ouf Der 4nnd6me,
DaB mGbrsnO Der erIten pier W}onate
beS neuen 6istaI Sa6rss Die pols
&rie9Sfdrte in Siibufrifa aufre4t
er6aiten bteibt unb oann eire o19e=
msine Atouftion berIsf6en ejntrttt.
Sn Der Summs Tinb Die Soften oeS
RiidtrauSPort,R Der 9rupPsn, ,&riegsz
9onatinuen etc. nit eingsE6lofsn. @s
III fir cine Nrmes BON 450,000U}dnn
porgsIe6en, 25O,OOO me6r. aIS Der
nprmds Stano, pel9e 3ur 8risge
fiibrung in @uOafrita unO @6inn
npt6penbig Iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
NQe5 bereit.
Die Jnaugurotions 5cter.
Scnte Mittas bc9innt SSiGiant wfc'
Sinle1's stueiter Scrmin als Nra=
fibcut Der @er. gtaaten.

0as pFfiSels 9rogramm fir ben 4,
5, unO 6, Mdr3. - llr9tReur'r
glnbrang BON 6remben. - 9rOs
Ber. ols Bel ;rgeno elmer potberz
gt6enben Snougurotion. - 0'e
8unbes6auptItubt pimmeIt bon
UGlitdr. = @ins irnpoIante Poz
rabe, = Der Wstterclsrt Iteat
'T6Dnss @stter in QusTi4t. = 9r,
RpoIebett unb @ottir auf 8siu4
i'm MeiBen Squire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-04
9ortuga[ ais 9Ribaf
SbQnten's.

U}abrib, 3. Wldr3. - Sr 6ol9e
ongeblSher ue6ergriffc 9OrtugoPs
ggsniiber @panien fHbDt fi6 Der bier
erI9einenbs n6sraGoo" peranlaBt, in
biz 2farmtrompete gu ItoBen, nobel
oag genanrte 8Iott Ourauf Einpsiit,
buB 9ortugal's 2lrmee fiir3lf6 auf
bic 9leife 9tGrfe nit Der Spunien's
gebra4t norben lei, peshaIb es penn
audi an Der 3eit lei, DaB Spanien gez
eignete WaBrsgeln ergreife, um POrs
tugal feins undergraduate 'Steuung
Spanisn gegsniiber far gu maiden.
Mna hsm 1freihiidhen
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-26
CARNIVAL AND EXPOSITION AT
PORTLAND.
Greatly Reduced Rates to Pioneer Day
Celebration, October 3.

"The Great Portland Carnival and Ex.
position is now in full swing, with a
splendid array OF attractions. and CwC
full military bands playing afternoon
and evening. On October there will
be grand celebration of Pioneers and
Native Sons and Daughters Day, and
Portland's Front Street will be repro.
duced just as it was 80 years ago, and
those OF the Portland pioneers who are
still living will be back in their old places
of business for the day and evening. It
will be a very enjoyable occasion for
everybody.
The Southern Pacific Excursion train
will leave Ashland at 8 a. IN. on October
2, reaching Portland the same evening.
Fares will be only Sl0.25 from Ashland,
round trip PlmniX $40; Mediord, $0.-
85; Grants Pass, IS 90; Glendale, $3.50;
Riddles, 500 Other points at proper.
tionately low rates.
On these excursion tickets, passen.
gers will be allowed full days in Port
land, during which time Hermann, the
daredevil Of the diamond frame will
make hair-raisinR rides for life on a BIZ
cycle from tbwer 80 feet high, down lS0
steps, with no saddle on his wheel. !"
Yours truly, II. b. MULLER,
9-2j.4t General Passenger Agent.