davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The courier., 1902-12-06

The circles" into which the ladies' OF
the various churches have resolved
themselves for sociability and for finan-
cial profit to the churches. have come
To he an important part of the church
work. and give 10 some busy women
their onlv social pleasures. Some Of the
circles have literary programs at their
meetings which give to these same busy
women q taste OF club life. In order
that the circles NAV widen their social
in iuence. and to give all ladies' IN the
The courier., 1902-12-06

1t is noticeable fact that in familie:
a little leaven will affect the Who'll,
lump. says a writer in the New Yorl
Tribune-that is to say. IL an elder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Oret Gdfen fit gOu(O ?

g@eorge 8oulo bat aIe 6inbernifie
iibsrpunDen unO lit enDli4 i'm Stanz
be, ii4 pentgiten8 Drei gnOpuntte fir
iein nNabai6" Spitem 5u fi4ern.
Giner - Baltimore - pirO nit
6iilfe be5 Suffer Spnbitat5 Our4
ben Qntouf Der r@eitIiden Morpz
lamb 8abn" beI6afft unO Die anoeren
3pet - 96iIabelp6ia unO Seriepz
GitD - bur9 Elm arrangement nit
Der r96ilaoelp6ia unO 9feoOin8z
8abn," gtgentbiimerin Der nSeriepz
Central"
nllm 2eBteren 3u iidern, 10 pirb
na9 gutter 2lutoritdt 6e6auptet, bat
s9r. 0oulo our6 feline Q(genten geniiz
qeno 8aabing 2tttien getauft, Die
i6n gu tpenigften5 3pei 9irettoren be-
re8tigen, penn Der n8oting Sruit"
uufgal01t Iein pirO.
v9ie8orgdnge Der leBten "a Stunz
ben Oeuten tlar an, in lpel6er 0eiie
6r. 8oulO 1aine gsplante tran5conttz
nentoIe 8a6n geIeitet fat. Y&it Der
y0eFz8irgiriu Central" uno that
IG6li6 Der nMsitIt6en N}arDlanO"
unter Ieiner Gontrole, lit Elm OItlt6er
Gnopunft gefunDen poroen. Die
nReaOing" bat itet5 in enger @erbinz
Dunq nit Der ,We1tli6en WtarplanD"
qeItQnDen uno pG6renO Die ReaOingz
8eamten beoauern, baB iAr 2lngebot
fir QeBtere ni4t acceptirt perOen
niro, er6liden iie in Dem ReIultat
gr0Bere @e76Gfte fir lire eigsne
8a6n. Ollie bauptid6li4en 8erbinz
Oungslinien 5pif6en Der n8eitliden
Murplano" unO Der n8eaOing" iinD
i'm 8eIiB Der 2eBteren unO Iperoen an
@r5tere berpa9tet, bu6er Die Rdtb@
famteit elmer 1tarfen 8etriebS Der
6inOung nit ben 8Gufern Der nWeit@
lt8en MurDlanO."
Sin prominenter Reaotng 8e@
ANTE Iaqte 6eute, es lei Our4aus niat
unpa6rI6einIid, OoB sine itorte
8oulo 8ertretung in Oem Redotngz
0irettorium in naher 3utunft 9efun@
Den narDen niirDe.
Sin 8erte6rs arrangement NIT
9ouIO's 6pitsm piirOe, nie amer
fonnt, bic Gage Der p&eooing" per-
itGrfen unO beren 8srOienit 5dbtg>
felt beceuteno er60ben. sic Ranobabt
I6On groBe Auontitdten 6roat Der
nRenz0ort Gentrul" nno otele Der
Baltimore uno O6io." 0tit Oteier
peitsren Gra6t piirOe bic "asooin9"
afs cine Serminal Gompdgnie 8ez
i6dftig ge6olten merOen."
philadelphia Gpenin8 Iele9roPR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Die GOblen~, GOfe5z nnS @tIenz
SOnnengebiibr 1T es, pOz
nad bic 0OnlO's itre6en.

rGo6alo Der Gontratt a6geI4loiIen
1T, perben2(rrangements fir Die Q6z
Iorbirung Der 8a6n nit Der nBeit@
8irginiasGentral" Beginner. Sine IL
nan3ieQe Reorgunii iation Der beiben
8abnen ipirb ftuttfinoen. 0as 5uller@
GDn0ifat nuroe nit $20,00O,000 8uz
pitul ge6ilOet. Dies, glaubt man,
piro fir ben 2ntauf Der nWeitli6en
MarDlanb" geniigen un0 fir Die neue
Contribution, ipel6e nOt6ig 1T, I'm
cine birette @erbinOung nit ben
8puloz2inien Dftli9 BON 9ittsburg
6er5uitellen. Der trunscon~
ttnentale G9aratter 0eS
8ouIb5S y TENS # I 6r 6erz
porgebo6en por0en, Oo4
gGuubt man nt9t, baB Der
Nntauf Der rB Itli4 N
30 arpIan6" 3ur Gr3ielung
Otefe5 3DefeS gema4 t
nurbe. @s 1T bic & bIenz,
Gofez unb Gtfenz Sonnenz
geb ii br i'm PtttS Surg 9iz
itritt auf pel4e e5 bic
8OuIbs ubge3teIt bu6en
unO peI4e lie gu Dteier
neuen Anlage bon&aptta1
bere 9ttgt b a t. Der Wertb elmer
2inie fir bas 8oulOzSpTem na8 biez
Ter Stubt (lepzgOrD lit iebt ofFenz
bar, oa beren Ditli9es gnoe es an Die
Seetiiite bringt. Man bat BON Der
rReaOing" geipro4en. Sin Oe7initiber
Plan CUR @usfii6rung oieies S6eiles
oes finan3ieIen llnterne6men5 lit iez
bod nod ni6t entipttelt."
rg2ep gOrt Mail an0 GrpreB4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Z G1LDE n g RGz
g r Il 9.
9tr. 25 utS q, sS.sS sScria1etOusStr.
Gmtf6ieoeuer AusGe6r. .2'erRauf aOer
S3rit6ja6rs- rs-@ewdnOer.

Seine ySuilorzMabe" 9ananzQnz
3ige, 1GmmtIi4 bic neueiten Probufz
tionen bieIer SaiIon, feline G6ebiots,
8enetians, 8roaOclot6s, @tumineS
uno 8asfet 9etpsbe, SO, $15 unO
SIS tpert6, 6srabgeiebt auf. $3.50.
8lsibrDde unb PromenuDenz8leiOz
rOde fir 9aHsn, gang tpOllene Gbez
biots, nit SeiOe geitepptes 8ano bon
Saffeta SeiOe, pplle 5larss BON Z
Sores, 6eru6geieBt auf ,... .$2.98.
3leforDde aus gan5 tpollenem Gam
pus Sud- nit 3pei &ei6en DON brett
ten 8dnbern aus SaffetazSeiOe, pole
5larez unb 6lounce 5acons, So
pert6, 6erabgeieBt auf. ..... 1888.
g2eumoOtge Observation-Disclosures
aus gang polenem S6i6et Sud-,
i6par5, OrfOrb, beqz oDer mtttelz
gruu, neue 5lare : 5acons, $3.50
tpert6, berabgeIebt auf ... $4.98.
Geioen 8iiG &leibr06e, nit 25
Retben BON Ghtffon Hote : Autlltng
unb 5pei breiten G6iffon &uffleS
6sIsBt, idmmtli6 nit ertra Percaz
line n0ropftirt5, $40 psrt6, Rera6@
geIeBt auf .........$6 .$6.98.
so elegante ferbene 9amen : &letoz
RODE, aus feiniter 3ufFetaz uno Pedu
be Soie SeiOe angefertigt, fdmmtz
Ii6 nit ertra n0rOpitirt5, $18,
800, $22.5O unO $25 pert6, 9erabz
geieBt auf ..........$ .$l2.5O.
sdlparse iapnniid1e SciDe.
SOC, 24z30G. jupuniide @eiOe 38c.
SOC. 27z50G. japanii4e 6eioe 42c.
75c. 27z5OG. iupaniIAe SeiOe 55c.
81 27z50G. japanii4e Seioe. .69c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
s6merer Sail pOn RaIen.8atarrb.

-
6r. oyobn SO. Seufel, 2ei@enbeitatz
ter in gr. 6O4, SUozG6arpitroBe,
litt felt pielen SSa6ren an NaIenz8a=
torrb in f6limmer 6Orm. Die Sea-
fenl04er naren gei6lohen, uno er
muBte bur8 ben W}unb at6men. Die
8rQnt6eit bate bic &norpel unb &noz
8en Der guTe tbeilpeiie 3erit0rt, ul5
6r. SeuFel ii6 in Die 8e6dnblung bon
Or. 6urtIeD, O6renz, g}aienz II.
G6Gunoz@pe3iali7t, SIR. 81, g}orOz
qucuItraBe, CAB. Die 8e6anblung
einiger 0o6en bra6te ni4t nur Grz
lei6terung, fonbern er3ieIte audi cine
ooQitGnbige 5eilung. Dies mar Dor
bier S5ubren, unb felt jener 3eit bat
ft6 ba5 ue6el ni4t pieOer etngeitellt.
Der itarfe &opfI6mer3, Dem Der Paz
tient unterporfen mar, beri6panb
QGn3li6, unD Der Srubel it ben Oh
rem b0rte auf. 6r. Seufel fagt, baB
er in i6le6ter @erfaiiung mar, unb
ertennt an, baB bic bon Or. 6artlep
qeleiitete 8e6anblung ibm bon unbez
re9enbarem NuBen gepeIen lit. Sein
TaQ lit nur elmer ppn 6unDerten, Die
BON Or. 6artGep erfOlgrei6 be-
6anbelt tpurben. Q24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

9rilante paidbare Soffcta=Sdnoer in bea=
blau, turquoiie roiu, nleriin, cardinal, tpcib,
i6tuarj uno creme. 330lig, 124c.; 4s50lig,
L7c. bic Qaro.
0ioirc Gaffeta=9dnOcr, in peib, mai8 ,roa,
uilgriiu, turquoit, btlbIdu, creme uno carois
nal 3=36Qig, lie; 4s36lig, 21c. bic 0aro.
sS8pnr5c Sammet= =9dnOer, nit Ginnenz&id=
ieite. 3r. II, 19c.; Nr. II, 21c.; Rr. Il,
2Sc. pro Stiif BON 10 0urDs.
9ltlaB= unO Saffeta=9duOer nit bobemSlun3;
aGc Garben. 3=56lig, 19c 4s3Oaig, zoe.
Die @arO.
s6purse 9affcta=gdnOer. @r. s. SC; Ir.
7, &c; 0r. 9, 9c; @r II, 12!c.; Rr. 16
15c.; Ir. %, 1Sc.; gr. 40, zoe; SIR. co.
25c. Die 0arO.
6sinite GuaIitdt gsmuitertrsr @dnber, oeitrcift,
farrirt unD ocbliimt, iarbio, i6war3 umO fptB.
5crner RGotltD Sbatpen=@dnocr. @g 5u 75c.
pro @arO pertb, 25c.
Bette Gualitdt 9arD=9duocr III nIen Sarz
ben. lie Die Oaro.
Soppelieitige 2ibertD 2ItlabsgduOcr. in ipsiB,
roia unO blau. 35c. bic garb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
G8 tit ni9t bcrniInftig, an;aneB>
men OaR Oie @06ai5 natD
Baltimore fommen miro.

n2tuf bic 8e6auptung oon N}itgIiez
bern oes 1uGerzSDnoifat5, oaB Die
p8abaIb" i4iffbarss 8epdTer errei@
gen ntrb, ob iie Die rNeitIi4e MarQ@
lamb" erbGlt OOer ni4t, folgt Die 4nz
ga6e, baB, ipenn ieIbit Die 8oulOf4en
Qinien Baltimore ii6er Die o8eitli6e
MarDlano errei6en, iie bon 9aDi5
oDer etnem anberen Bunfte Der y0eit
8irginia Gentral" na4 Iepport@
Iens oOer einem 9ufen in iener Sc
genD 6auen per0en.
Wiirbe Elm fol4er Plan au5gefi6rt,
10 piirbe Baltimore, foipeit tran5conz
tinantdler 8erte6r na4 Dem W2eere8@
uFer in 8etra9t tpmmt, tbatid4lt6 BET
Geite liegen gelafen, benn bic 2tnie
BON PittS6urg na3 HenpOrtz92eps
tpirbe ntbt aQein etipa 200 N1etlsn
tiir3er iein, aIs Die nu9 Baltimore,
fonDern Da au9 Der 9afen bon 8alti@
more lou W(etlen DON Der Dffenen See
liegt, piirbe NeppprtzRetps Elm brett
an Der Seetiifte liegenoer 6afen iein.
Gs 1T nt4t 0ernunfts<
gemGB, an3unebmen, ba B
bic 9pulbs i6re sconz
tinentule 6ra4t auf I'm :
pegen na d Baltimore unO
Don q bic 6 6eiu pea ez8 /
6tnab bef0rbern perben,
nenn fie ettp q $50 Nleilen
Sronsport per 8a6n IN b
B II 90 a Ter bur9 8erfunb D t
i6rer 6ra4t brett mad
q m tzN EN- fporen t0ns
mem"
nSAe 8aa Street sSournal,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Ornat Go i.
pou wdrpIanc.
Union Trust Building.

GbarIess une SapettrsS sStrase.
| SapitaI Gne uebericbus. ...S1. ESQ. 600
6Hbrt elm onasm,ints gaui= uno Sruasgs=
| I6dft
Srsi grOs,nt 3iuisn be3ablt auf gtlauien,
| bic Gui @beds eaoeeH iperoeH.
| 3sit=3tpOFten 5u irtsisgen gottn oHo.noms
| men.
| Zpars . epnrtefaent.
| Ginldesn i'm Spar Stpartsmcnt, BEN ae=
n6bulibtR 5pdrbdutSRseulatioutn untsrip0r=
| fen. srplHi5t. 8 9rojent 3inisn b,sublt
Sies 9omplanie 1T Elm ueistlibes Sepofto=
| ruin fiir Sonn5 In 6dnosn BON Sruttes ODER
Ssfamsutss9 s9oafredsru, ioDs ale 5taats= uno
| geri6tg z9.amte
Giubrs5trii8,rs @sp6Ibt Rdhsn 81 so bis
| $50 90 pro Sabr.
| George SIatiftpne, waiIes SSbfte, IT,,
Grdfioent; SicesBrdi.;
GbarIes Z. Graue, Ri6are .. Geumau.
=. BicesBrdi.; SefI. uno Shosm.
GrefutipsG pmfte:
| Relfon gerin, Ssbmour Manoelbnum,
gSsskp M Oler Grnsft g. Rnabe, it,,
@. 9. 6antiHg, (ausl4lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
2Srme 2NOnmtaim !6onle,
@afblngton Gountp, Wle.

Satpln9tphz y puhtp' Dtl'
QuT Oem Ggfsl Der 9luss8O5 5,zRountlins bss
leptH, NIT 5srnf5t Hb:r OIt bs2rtbcn Sumbtrla"os
ur5o S6,ndnool6z5bdler 6ug Die Sa;jou o'n 1903
am L. aunt er6ifuet 2ll. geltJsubtiteu sur ges
Iuro,u Grbonug uuO Gubs Uon Otu @l3dIis)or9en.
8egta ausfunft 9ltreiis &e|trU,rung pom Gins
m,rn Qreien etc DtHDe mou i5 l5rIh3 0oer
mitnolid) an 9tter 3. 8 . mn, gtaHo3er' RF-
2l5. sSaltimOrtaStgabe, -s9;itern 1tagpldnos
Babn.gtbauoss, lDIaGl, li&S, ,21Eta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

Saimpres better Saben.
.hzha1Mn<6G
Seo,paro> tno Serin9tom=stra6e.
s}sFkaaf BsF g.; 2: nes4 y %". 2dnoer11
erfpart etn Siertel bis ein Srittel-
1T nan9em 1allen Die 0Glfte ;.
9otuaro> ,t,to Serin9tom=stra6e

@eGeft TT es ungepDbni, bus 8te in Sden unter
Dem res gerdbe gum 8gnn Der Saion an5ubten bod Sic err
pun bas un9epDbnl BEL 6ofidlo O1n 60 Oor3utommen
S6re Heube unO @4Dnbt 1T 9r 0oupOor3ug Die 8dnOer
inb pe unb ieOes Sud gan5Den nit &usnabme nger Sam=
met6GnOr nit 2nnn idieite genn Sic pndn pirO S6r
Nntau in irgenb cine @oe @ffe gnup - feline eGtra 9eredz
nung Ser ttelgang (6oparo StraBo 1T beiem GregnB
gepbme in 8erbinbung nit benz 8ertauf i'm 9eparemen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
6amblttOlt & GO.
gcrmiIflte tclc9r up6iI6r 9epriden.

Syn G6icago bat Der 8runOeigenz
t6um56GnOler 3bo5. 8re8Or @elbItz
morO begangen.
- glomir0l @6lep unO Satin iino
geItern Don 8irmin86am, 2tla, na4
Chattanooga, 3enn., a6gereiit.
- Sn 8oi6ington puroen einem
9orifer 2anoi4aft5 8drtner, 9laz
mems R. 6. Qlnore, fir $4,000 8ertbz
papiere uno feds $2O=64etne BON
einem 3af4enOie6e geitOblen. 0iePo=
li3ei 8e60rOe er6ielt geitern alIePaz
pierre nit Qusna6me Der $120 3u8ez
fanbt.
- Sn 2(leranorio, @o,, 1T Der 80
Sabre olte 4oitor Or, 5Oi, 4otoro
geItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Commercial C turner's
JlntiOnnC BnnR,
Baltimore, We.
- 80 an ~ n

SfaDital uno ltebcrid1nf $65O,OOO.
eawrencs .. Ssmp, grdfo.nt.
sSiIfon Siepisr. Saifirer.
Sireftoren:
@eo. q. ron 9ineru (Oa,tbcr ROniuD
a. Sdumabtr 50
20. 3. % g8attsrs s........ 9rritrOu9, Gator & So.
So1O 9. 3adloH.. 9. Sadiou So.
" 5. N4DerI....''... .SGpltdltr.
Gbas g. Gtemun. 6enrD Gismdn Sons.
8obert &dmidp. p.......... 9utterion 3amilp So.
<S'4luA NtglSh--- bQlNtCE
HnDrents y. &cutp. p......................9 9rdfotHt
@ontt fir qtrioncn, 6irmeR unO Gorpogdtiontg
erfpiHi5t. (Wai2 l3b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
"G1sc6Oee6oufe."

Busnaz3iffasS prinqss CITATION. GRarpiaue.
Sirttt Osm SEE sigeHnbsr.
6rduIein Bertha sepb. @iseHtblWsrln.
uniib,rtrefflite Ride, gsOisnung uHo eomIoFt'
WablJsiteR fir Gr.uTRoHifen ioo'rI'
GaBcnre .. o., gBafbnstpHsGO.' MarplaHe'
(Sprll27-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

Sammetz 9GnOer, nit AtlabsGiidicitc. 9ei'm
etiid - gr II, 6Oc.; CIR. 2, 75c.; Str. B.
9Oc. &ei Der QarO Rr. ), 12lc.; Er.
T. 15c; Nr. 9, 1Sc 'Ir. y, 22c.; Ir.
lG, 2Sc 0r. %, 35c.
r9ruiO1 1T unier beriibmtcs bop9cleitioes
Qibertp gltlas =gan0. IS tommt in ulcn Gars
ben uuO @reiten 0r. ., Sc; &r. Z, 1Oc.;
Nr. 9, 13c; Nr. p. 1Gc.; @r. 16, zoe;
Nr. %, 25c.; 3r. 40, 3Oc.; Ir. 60, Bile.
Die Garb.
Smpurtirt, eammcts9dnOcr in uncn Garbtn.
Nr. , bis %. 13c bis 75c. bic 0urO.
9ouifinc=g =gdnOer in GuncD 9OltazGOts unO
etrtifcn. Sc. bic NarO.
4=i0aigc DOppclieitioc 2ibcrtD Itlass @dn=
Der, in roia, turauOiic, nilgriin, belblau,
i8pur; unO pcib. 25c. bic 0urO.
GrtrazCuulitdt 9affctas9deOcr, NIT iueif:r
apprctur, ucb roia unO bluu. 3sjDllig,
15c. 4s)6Gig, 10c.; 5s30lio, 25c. DicgarO.
4Iz,0aioe NtlaB= uno 9affcta=9dnOcr, iebr
qldn,eno, ipciB, blau, muis, nilgriin, tarOi=
nal i8par3 unO murncblau. 3Oc. bic OarO.
Grfer GGur, @OWaro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Der 8ampf oct 2tte(en.
99ic @crfc5 Dun Chicago nit Oen
euqliicDcu 9(Snpfatcu umiprin9t.

5r IGBt fie ieine 8eiitige lle6erlegen1
6sit un0 8alt6tiiti9teit fii6len. =
Die beDorite6snOe R6nigstr0nung
in 6paniep gi6t ben @}oOrioer
RGnitIern uno @ener6etrei6enoen
rci6Ii4 gu t9an, - @, 8, 9anz
0er6ilt bietet fir Elm 8ferO Die
enorme Gunme BON $21O,000.-
0as 8efinOen Der &0nigin @ils
belmina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
GnreffzNarf.

qra6tio, GrunOtiid, unO Cottages unttr lei9t;n
"a a,S;,-1nno,n an ptrfauftn Cottages AMI 9sttaung
osbaTt 9oor &Goale, 4genttn, ll0l Union
5ruit 8uiiOiEg. N"D1.----I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
2sargains lit SeiOenlfOff Offe1t.
fSarbigc SciSc.

50 Stiife neueite idpanii6e coroeO
0uI6 : Seioe, bette 4ualitdt, ale
6arben, SOC. pert6, mor9en PRO
0Qro Observation-Disclosures. 3Se.
100 StIde gang ieiOene i4li4ts
27z50llige iapaniife @etoe, ertrd
feline QualitGt, 59c. ipertb, morgen
pro 0ar0 ..............3 .30c.
55 @tiife 24z8DIige ertra feline gez
brufte 2ltIaB 2ibertie5, 81 uno $1.25
Qualitdt, fir mOrgen Pro Ydro 59c.
25 @tiite farbige Grepe De G6ene5,
"a 3oQ brett, ale 6ar6en, gepOAn>
li6er preis 81, fir mor8sn pro
Oaro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .69c.
Shmar5c Saffctns.
SOC. 19z30u, gan3ieiOene Safe
tas o0C'
69c. 21z30u. gun5ieiOene Safe
79c. 24z30G. gang ieiOene Safe
ta5 ............... o5c.
98c, 27z30G. gang ieiOene Safe
tds ............... o0c.
81 36z30G. gang ieiOene Safe
tas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zoe.
Sarbiae alciScrftpffc berabacicbt.
SOC. 38z30Q, gang nolene 2llbatroB
pro 0arO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 29c.
69c. 4Oz30u. gan5 tpOl1ene 8atiite,
pro 0aro ........... 39c.
$1.25 4Oz30G, feiOene unO pollene
Sublims5, pro 0urO .... .79c.
75c. 42z30Qige gang nDQene W6ip>
cnrns. nrn QdrD. .48c.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-03

A farmer while standing in Ross the
other day heard central calling Hello!
hello!! hello!!!," looked wise and said,
why! you have a parrot in here
haven't you, Mr.. Ross"
The social given by the Ladies Aid of
the Congregational church Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. G. 4. Hyde,
was a very successful affair. Misses
Hedland and Brass furnished music.
Mrs. T. M. Beaver, and daughter, of
Casson, Minnesota, and Mrs. Peterson
of Wilmot, and Oscar Beaver of Sisse.
ton, who have spent the past week with
relatives and friends left for Sisseton
Friday.
The season of the year has arrived
when you should insure your crops
from hail. Remember ID. B. Compton
is agent for the old reliable st. Paul
Fire and Marine, which pays losses
promptly.
Miss Tacy Ryder completed a success
full term of school in the Holmquist
district Friday. She returned Monday
morning accompanied by her sister,
Jennie, who remained with her since
Thursday.
Bert /. Chapman, press representative
of the Great Pan-American shows
called on Us Wednesday, and we found
him a very pleasant gentleman to do
business with. We tender him our best
bow for courtesies extended.
Capt. Collins returned from Water
town Tuesday, where he made arrange
ments to furnish the principal attrac-
tons at a carnival and street fair to be
held in that city July 18th to Esd inclu.
sive, The city will expend $4,000 in the
enterprise and expect to make it the
greatest celebration ever held in the
state.
Mrs. H. H. Harding, of Hutchinson,
Mimi, accompanied by her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. F. R. Harding, of Langford,
arrived from Langford Tuesday morn
morning. Mrs. H. H. Harding will
srend the Fourth with her cousin, Mrs.
R. Laird, Mrs. F. r. Harding will also
remain, and will be joined by her hus-
band about the Fourth.
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Now is your chance to get a good suit
of clothes for a little money, at the Bell
Clothing and Shoe Store-we are selling
at 25 per cent off. Good only until
July 5th.
Miss Enphenia Montey and Miss Ruth
Rice, who have been ont TO Tamahe
Park for the past week, stopped a day in
the city with friends when ON their way
home last week.
Died-Jesise, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schacher, age, 4 years
Thursday, June Goth, of pneumonia,
after an illness of about two days. The
funeral occurred Sunday Rev. Hunt, of
the German Lutheran church officiating.
Last Friday evening Governor
Herreid issued a pardon for Fred
Schacher who was serving a term of
one year in the penitentiary for perjury
having plead guilty at the last term of
the circuit court. The pardon was
issued at the request of the states
attorney, E. w. Taylor, the judge,
James H. Mccoy, and numerous others
of the best citizens of this county and
meets with the approval of all our peo-
pie. Nh. Schacher's family was all ill
and the funeral of one of his children
occurred the day after he arrived. Our
people feel that Fred was a victim of
circumstances and had been punished
Su Efficient
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Extra No. / barrel salt at $1.35 per
barrel, at Fiksdal Bros.
John Biersbach, of Bristol, was a
Webster visitor Tuesday.
Oscar Candy wheeled over to Water.
town Sunday on business.
E. w. Taylor was an Aberdeen visitor
on legal business Friday.
John Lund returned from a business
trip to Watertown Friday.
Archie Flanders returned from an
outing at the lake Tuesday.
Misses Fannie aDd Fife Gibson came
over from Waubay Monday.
J. ". Arthur was called to Philadel.
phia last week ON business.
Several fellows saw the elephant,
paid for it, and are satisfied.
c. V. Wilson, OF Sioux City was q
Webster visitor Wednesday.
X. NJ Kellogg goes down to Sisseton
tonight to celebratC at home.
The finest line Of table wines in the
northwest al Hotel Webster bar.
John Ray went mp to Pierpont Friday
Oh business, returning Saturday.
Austin Rowlee returned from his visit
at Minneapolis Thursday evening.
A. J. Brough, of Mason City, Iowa
was a Webster visitor Wednesday,
Dray wanted? Then call f. S, Phillip:
with his big mules. Phone No. 33.
Mrs. J. B. Lilley departed for hel
home in Aberdeen Friday evening.
Geo. Cease spent a few days in Mime
i apolis, returning Tuesday morning.
Just received a car of fence wire at
A. Smails Pioneer-H Hardware Store.
Mrs. E. L. Frost and daughter, Ella,
! came in from Tamahe Park Tuesday.
Father Mensing returned from q
weeks visit to Pierre Friday evening.
II. K. Edwards, representing the st
Paul Dispatch, was in town Tuesday
We sell ladies shirt waists at a dis
count of % per cent. Fiksdal Bros
O. ". Olson left for Waubay Tuesday
morning for a short visit with friends
Everybody, his wife and the rest o.
| the folks will be in Webster tomorrow
Just received a car load of buggies al
A. Smail's, the Pioneer-H Hardware Store
Every citizen should make himself
committee of one to guard against fire
Money to loan on Day county
farms at a low rate of interest,"
with privilege of payment al
any time.
Farmers and Merchants BANK
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9Th Division Encampment.

The annual encampment of the 5th
division of the G. A. r., of South
Dakota, will be held in Aberdeen, July
8, 10 and IL, 1902.
This division comprises all of South
Dakota north of Redfeld extending
from Big Stone to the Missouri river,
Distinguished speakers will be present
and make addresses during the encamp-
ment.
One hundred Indians from the reser-
vation will, in gay decorations, give
street parades and war dances.
Come and join us and we will give
you the best we have in the commissary
department.
J. III. Hauser,
Commander.