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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
Sermii6te teIearapbH6e SrpeIden

Wdbrt4etnlt4 3utdutg 19oB
unb t0otete ii8 in ieinem eigenen
6uuIe gu Montreal Der audi in ben
Ser. Stuaten poblbefannte &o6lenz
6Gnoler 8eo. %. Muir.
- Sn ct. gaul, Minn., fiel gez
tern @6nee. SIN peitli8en S6eile
pon @iscon7in unb i'm 0itliden SbeiIe
bon Minneiota mar Der S6neefaG
fart.
- Ser vRoDal Blue" : @rpreB3ug
Der Baltimore : Obio : 8ubn," Don
ct. 2ouis na8 Nenzgort beitimmt,
co1ibirte 3pun3ig Meilen Ditli4 bon
Waf6ington, Snb., nit einem 5rudtz
3uge. Sin 2dnbftrei6er, tpelher auf
benz teBterer3uge fubr, tpurOe i4per,
Elm S9eil Der 3ugmaRni4uft lei4t
DerIeBt.
= Rofaele be 8iere, Elm italieniz
T6er 6ru6t6GnbIer in STAMFORD,
Gonn., geriet6 BEL benz 8eItreben, Ell
nen Glettrti4li6t : 8lObus DOr ieiz
mem 8ei6dfte ub3ui4rauben, nit Der
einen 6onb an einen tiolirten DRAFT
urb fiel, na4oem er pergeblt4 Derz
fu9t bate, ii8 Oon OemfeIben gu be-
freien, tobt gu 8oben.
- Seine ,3ablungsunfd6igteit bat
Ro6ert S9r0ber bon Duane, 5runfz
lin : GountA, R.zg., ertldrt. Seine
DECENTRALIZATION belaufen ii4 uuf
$780, 700, benen teinerlei AttiOu gez
genii6er itebsn. Die 8IGubtger mob
nen in Nepzgort unO 2Onbon.
- SIN GeDnep : 8anul bel Sem
gort lit Der bon 2iberppOl ~eingetrof<
Fene Gunarb : 9umpfer n2ucunia"
auf ben 9runO gerutben.
: Sn Der NGbe bon Stratforb<
9oint, Conn, coQtotrte Der S9ooner
nGum6erlano" nit benz 9ampfer
nGitD Of 5aa Riber";; Der nit 8oblen
beIubene S9opner muBte ~geitrun0et
nerDen. Der 0umpFer nurbe BON eli
mem anberen 9dmpfer ms S9lepp~
tau genOmmen unO na4 NepzYort
gebru9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
Wnnoer Der Gre.
SorPeOOprobei6uB aus benz neuen
unterieei74en 3%OrpeOoboot nNbz
Der"

2orPeOOprobe13uB aus Dem neuen
unterieei74en S%orpeboboot nQOz
ber."
pz0 t, Is. Noo. - Sn Der
Peconicz8dt nuroe geitern cine Brpbe
be3iigli9 Oes 4bfeuern5 bon Sorpebo5
nit Dem neuen unterfeeif6en Sorpez
boboot r4bOer" borgenommen, unb IS
muB gefugt fperben, Dab bieier Der
iu9 our grOBten 3ufrieoen6ett Derlief
unO Oart6at: einmal Die groBeS4nelz
Iigfeit, nit pel6er Dus neue Sorpeooz
boot perfentt perben fam, unD To-
bann Die Sreffii9erbeit, tpel9e iel6it
cine gang tur3e 8eoba6tung erm0gz
It9t. 0as blinbe 3orpeoo tpurbe au
cine i'm Meer beranterte 53ieI19ei6e
abgeI6ofen, peIfe Elm S9iff b%urfteIz
len ioQte, unO traf 10 gut, baB i'm
Wirtli9feit5fdQ bas @9iff mitD}ann
unO Muus in Die 2uft gefIogen fpdre,
obne baB audi Die geringite @efa6G
Der @ntOedung fir Ou8 S%orpe0oboOt
Dorbunben gepeien tpGre. 0en Spez
3ifitationen 5ufolge ioute bas Sorz
pebo mad elmer unter IeeiT6en 5abrt
BON 5pei Wtetlen abgef9ofen perOen,
pd6renb tpel6er nur bret 8eo6a4tunz
gen, feline ldnger, olS cine Wtinute, err
laubt tperben IoQten, ie0e 8eo6d4tung
gere6net bon cem Nugen6lid an, bu
ber feline Sburm Oes 6a6r3euges aus
ben WeQen auftau4te, big er pteber
unter Dem Dafer berT9nanO.
Ser Contractor erfldrte ii9 bereit,
nod idperere 8ebingungen ein8ugez
ben, ndmli9 cine Meile unterirOif3
ouf bas 3iel 3u3ufa6ren, unter benz
Wufer gu bre6en, auf Der RIdfa6rt
feline brei 8eoba9tuugen gu MAIDEN
unb fur3 Dor Der @rret6ung bes Nusz
gdngspunftes iein Sorpebo a63ui3iez
BEN. Die prifungs6eb0rOe ging be-
reitpiutgit barauf Elm. Gupt. Gable
ma9te feline 8eObu4tungen crit tur3
bor @4luB Der Riiffabrt, unO Oo
5eigte es ii6, pte lei6t bas SOrpebOz
boot Dem @teuer gehOr4t, pie lei4t
es berientt perben fann unb ME let6t
es fi4 pieber 6ebt. Ni9ts auf Der
@aFerp6erflG9e beutete an, baB bd
unten Elm gang gefd6rli4er 5etnb
man0brirte. @s tpGre einfa9 unm0gz
Ii6 sefpeien, bag 5ubr8eug bon einem
8riegsf9iff aus gu erbliden unO ii4
gegen bufeIbe gu f4iiBen. Die ldngite
8eo6a9tung, pel4e @dpt. Gable
md9te, mar 35 @efunben. Niemonb
bdtte gegluu6t, baB Oas 5u6r5eug in
elmer bdl6en Minute auf Der Wuferz
oberflG6e erf6einen unO ii4 pieber
fenfen f0nne, unb bod pur0e btes
bur9 Die geitrige PrObe barget6an.
Sin 3peiter 9robef9uB purbe ubgez
feuert, Der glei8faqs in's S4par3e
traf. 9a6ei muB in 8etru4t ge3O9en
fperben, baB Der geitrige Sag 3iemlt4
nebelig mar unb bic 8eoba4tungen
erThmerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
Queen anne's GilrnbubnzGu.

GobrbIon in Rruft q. 8 It. 1902.
Sdmpfer bsrlaFsn 9itt CIR. 10, 9igbts5trabe:
3deli6 (ausseHummen 6umftagl els 9Ormittags
uuo BIS Rabmittags; Samfues UNI 6.l5 9ors
mittaqs uno 2 ubr Ra9mittass; nab aents5sIano,
Gentrspiat. 2epes uue 3pii5eufationsn.
aHidlub an rSslaiuurs & Gbei. GiisnbdbnH mao
Gafon, Crfor0 uHb 8piiaenfationsH.
fra6t pirb e~ntssesH geHommeu an WpAentoeen
Bis 6 ubr abenDs.
9tlspbons; g. & 9. (5t. gau0 3lO2. YlO. (6tu.l
81. 3. @. SrpIeL
WaiN,1& GsnsIals9dSditsii6EE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
0arblann & BenniBIbauiasGii
hnhn-E ntnnnnuip

Hortb= &peuu e uHD Oat= Static n.
g:rlaftn an Wo9sHtageH nab 9Orf, "a, UNI 7.30
Wprgtns uno sos Qa9mittags.
GsrlafeH an WobsHtagen mad DELTA, ga, um
Berlofeu an Ro1.Ht1qsn nab 9elair, 0Eo, nm
730, $50 RorgtHs, 305, 430 2a9mittags HHO
500 aben0s.
BerldTtu an 5onn:aqsn mad Selta, 9a., UNI $50
Norgsns une 400 Ra5mittags.
gsrlaFtH on 5oRutaaeu mad S:fair, gto., UNI
$50 glOrasns, 400 Ra5mittags uHo 1000
!. g. ROrrts, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16

mad annapolis, Mt. 8opal Station, !7.5O, $3.50
8orm., Gam0tusStuttoH, 800, 300 Born,
!l2.l5, AIS, $40 Ra6m.
@bfabrt BON GamOcHsStation mad 6rcOerid,
7.35, !9.47 gorm., 1918 Dorm, 1925, !430 unS
1916 Ru6m.
Rad @in6sfer, 1920 @orm, $40, 430Ru6m.
Rad 6agerstOpu, 1900 Born, AIS, 43O
Ra6mittdQs.
Ra8 GIicOtt=Gits uuO SIT. Gir0, eOfol. E.35,
?9.15 @Ornr, !I.25, 4.30, '5.35 Ta3m, $3.50,
+l1.30 @benos.
Io8 Gurtis' gop, 1923 Worqeug.
Ra6 Qurap, Rt. RopatzStation, 1855 9udm.
administration 80 Nahm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16

Stren9e Gr3te6ung. -
6err: r8as iagit 9u, 0u tannit mir
ni4t etnmal einen 9oienfnOpf anna
benz" - Sunge 6rau: rg&ein! DEM
bon mir purOe Aqes itreng fern gez
baIten, mas an ba8 mdnnli9e Sc
f4le4t 6Gtte erinnern t0nnen!"
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@unDernoae GntOefuua

Grau BfniamS, etuf eruprrdsenee Gpatas
ft@in i'm Era~uens9ffreu; brahte Zauienben 5ou
i.ieenpen 6rauen bas Giid Der GtiunDbeit: bate
aie eiatn Gtsii9isa; il aStansOitr,ia etane,n Dirs
ssir. gs,abluna; tsint S6ms,tn. i,ine Gtfabr,
feine unterbrehuna Der eti&dftiguhe; abiolut F5r
nne barmlos; i'm gartsu oSsr per Bot %. g Q ms
fsrfabttf ss ssisatss attm tat
Nebonpiuna, foas atipini3t; 25sidbriss Grfabrune.
eprs6hunbsn ron 10 Bis s. eountass ban 2 bis :
Na:ssrttsiluna srstts
Grau q. 9SfHiams,
Rr. e45. RsreA1spaSssetrsts Haltinsre
(DstD, 4&e,l4
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@eidafts. @eleaenbeiten.

S0S0 mebqtr42aOsn, 164 gorOz9inssS trube,
DSoO3dnrzGinnabnt $500 tdeli6, $500 tirj=
lib fir neue Ginri6tung oerausgabt. Gigrntbii=
mtr muB bic Stnot perlaTen. Guli25, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
llnter leidlten ScSiuaunaeu II. btaia

lao, gtOrO=8roaDpap.
l7l9, WeGuaob=StraBe
1903, Sitz4ratt=S troBs.
9run0eigsutbum i'm NaeeTeinsn.
Baltimore 9uiineB 8Ireau, 0iaurite Gaupbeimer,
Gen. z@ti8dfts iibrer, Q 5lur, equitable building
(Sft15,lUto
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GrbanfenIpahut.
@on SIC RIein.

Bon Otto SIein.
1Der reid 1T, bobe Sttel fiibret,
(0p9 man9mal t6ut's au4's groBe
MauD,
9es Wifen, &Onnen, lObt g~ebIbreno
Die Menge, Die i'm 9enten fuul;
Stets beugt ben trummen 9ausz
fne9tsriifen,
Qu9 8eifaa flati9t germ in's 9eIi4t,
unb fir Elm SrtntgelO fi4 tbut bit@
fen,
SeGbit por benz aQerbiimmite Wi9t.
Drum pirb's benz MauIbeGb, Md4t's
gen, 3ei9en,
SIN 2eben gar 70 lei4t gemu9t,
@eiites= 9eroen tets gu glei4en,
Der 8eiie aber? b'riiber la9t.
Der feline Munn i'm f9lt9ten &leibe,
gfie! 2aB' bes Settles 3iigeG f6ieBen.
Der 8rOBentpabn, Der bdmif9e g}eib,
Die balten ftets ben @9muB bereit,
OeH OelI peS Eletllerl 81 be9teBerl.
8enn O6ne 9roteftion, lieB SOL
gen0es mein Sobn:
Sei ni4t gef9ift, man niro Did pez
mig 6aiIen,
Weil Dir bann cSSeber G6nlt6 lit.
9D4 ie gef9idter Ou Dor man9em
Qnbern biIt,
Sc me6r ntmm Did in Q6t, Did
OffentIi4 ieb'n gu Iafen.
3fpar 1T IS tpubr, man tpirb duf tur3e
3eit
9on 9einen 8iiniten rii6mli8 iprez
den;
9O4 traue ni4t, buIb tommt Der
NeiO
l1nb ma9t aus Der @eI6idli9teit
Sin Undergraduates 8er6re6en.
S3mei3Ie itets Der grOBen Menge,
Bid Did tief DOr'm groBen 9errn;
OIuBe, DIE Ou nonte1t Ad11er,
Uttt benz SUIT ob, i4On BON fern.
Spiel ben 5rommen, 6eu9le, Iiige,
Preii' bes 0ummfOpfs NiFen laut;
Niemuls einen 6e6ler riige,
Skinner table, mas gebaut.
Damn pirit 0u Diel 5reunbe BADEN,
Sober 0t9t Did gerne Ie6'n,
Did nit @7en, 3rinten lu6en;
Gtie bruu4it Oh auein gu fteb'n.
Benn in9eotb, brau4it ni4t gu 3agen,
Neil als gutter &erl betannt,
&unnit auf ri4tige Dirt 9u Hagen,
Seffnet 80rie ii4 unb 9anO.
Q6er! Ner D6n' 9roteftionen,
Sid auf's eigene 8tFen itiBt;
Nt4t erldubt ben fauten 9ro6nen,
Dap umionit er ausgeniiBt;
Nur gelernt bat, it4 gu biiden
8or benz Manne, Der es pert6;
0trb nur langfam peiter ridden,
8ommen f4per auf's bo6e 9fsr0.
Su! Wun piro i'm 666nen, bafen,
Sober Bump i'm fi6len laHen,
DAB Elm gti4ts er auf Der @eIt,
Weil er pbne Sttel, 9elD.
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@aFe!
0Ghe!

Eur 9teiie I'M auslanoe beIorst ~iHnerbaIb "a Stuneen
Bu 6eneuteH6 berob5tieBtem BreIie
Gpuaro RaiRe,
ElApelzgds Baltimore StrGss uRo BohsG ihctsgpe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
s95ns 8Ubnuns init 6 3immern.

9~runoitid 30 bel 40, 0noensbme gtu4bari@aft,
$500, @rmo3ins $50.
Spei gauplas. on augufta gUe., $3.50 pro SUB.
GiHise Bargains in i95nsn Q9ObnbduierH.
e.. 3. 9 d III a II, Rr. 6l2, 4aip@SuilOing.
(Suni9, 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16

Wor66entf6er 4fOpO.
@ &~egslmaBi9e
@9ampf = S6tffa8rt
Baltimore unO 8reMen
bur9 Die neuer unb erprp6ten, nit
alien Standardization perfebenen
pOftbampfer eriter &lafe:
rHbetn," ,8runben6urg,"
v9edar," rGaFel,"
rMain," n8reslau."
Die GTpebitionstuge finb, pte fOlgt:
bon Baltimore:
~g2eddr." 9onnerItag, ben 20. NOb.,
2 ubr Na9mittags.
~Main," Sumitag, ben 6. DECEMBER,
2 l1br Nu9mittugs.
nWiqebab," Mtttpo9, ben II. De-
5ember, 2 l16r Na9mittags.
nWeimar," Mittpo9, ben "a. De
3ember. 2 ubr Na6mittags.
UOloenburg," Mtttpo9, ben 7. San,
2 16r Na9mittugs.
~Vtatn," glittpo4, ben IA. Sanuar,
2 ubr Nu9mittugs.
3Dtf6enbtds : 9aiage 9retfe:
GOn Baltimore nab Bremen $50. 90
Bon SrtHeH mad Baltimore $34. 90
3nsite Rafitss 4aHagssQr.is:
BON S42. sc on.
unOreiits9iQ.t BON pJltimore:
mad Bremen uuO iurid &64 90
Wtssn 6ro9t uuO 9lRags tusnoe ran F9 an bic
@ensraIsAgeuttn
u. S9uma9er C Co.,
9r. s. siOs8ao=s truSe.
pDr
gbnarb Gaine,
Office oes sSeutiheu orrsiponoeuter.s
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Gfrlnngt.- Mtanner rmo &nabe'
Serlangt int Maaemeinen.
9eutf6es arbeits : Ra4petiungs>
Riirentt

CIR. PIG, sab.6 barp.6 trabs, uuter Der antf4t Der
.Seuti6tn @%tisli6aft.S- Sisisnigtn, tpsi@s osat'
i'd, SonSiptrter, arb.iter unS Si.nftoten ,u be-
i6dftiotn lpiini5.n, toQtn f9 peri5nl:4 ODER IN
;~ranfirteu Trisfen on ben agenten Der Seisll0alt,
Sobann 8. Wtptr, Rr. 2l9, Sno'Searp'
Strubs, ipenbeh, psl&tr unsntesltli@ austnntt sr'
tk.ilen piro. tSdh1c'lSl
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- GrfCsGon-Sinie.

Mtraftfps 9Baftr,g9oute mad philadelphia.
s~nbaItsub in gett,rtOn, Ttp., unO Gbsttr, pa.
Sed $3.50, RGilts 500. Ruroiabrt Us 3dg0
$3.50: Riidfabrt nit Der q. L .. GIf'nbabn'
$3.50. Rad atlantic ; City $2.T5; GEt. 375.
RAD RtrpsQort 800; Gre. $500. Gernsr
bur6Iauftrbt giuett nab aIbanp, 9rop, gos
fon, Rtipz6Gpsn Comm unO 9unttsn nprOit9
tGgli5 un1 5 u6r Ra6mittaos, ausotuOmmeuS onHs
tags. 3agsgOOt 73O 9ormittaos tdgiib. Nl'
Grturfons.9iGtts tD,rben i'm Slreau uno bel u Is
BIS, CIR. is, TorOsGbarkssStrube, Dsr'
fault. Sbreibt uepen Rtiitbanobu6.
G[arenee 9 briber a9ent,
Q635&5@ Rr. 204, 2tgbts Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
Nnsetgen.- gu betfaaiea.
Mutpmatiid,e 9rpp Sean.
OranOetsentBum at berfanfen.
Gnrfnz0arf.

grd6tioe @runOitife uuO Cottages uHter le!Gttn
geDlnsungen ju ptrtauisn. Cottages aui Seiteluug
aebaut. Is o Il Z o n, Aseuttu, llOl Union
5rut SuIiDiHe. (Apr!!2O,l. 5o-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16

Der tleine Mann i'm f8It9ten &leibe,
Rie! QaB' bes Settles 3igeG f6ieBen.
Der @rOBentpabn, Der bdmif9e Reib,
Die balten itets ben @9muB bereit,
Den 8etit bes &leinen gu begieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16
9arleben anf 0runOsisentbmm.

Sarleber BON $500 bis $4,000
aui @ruroetqcntbum in Der 6tnot uno Dem 9onOe;
~nispriae 3ingratcn. 8. ID. 9trrp & Son,
gr. 225, st. 9aul=Strabs. (Oftl9 6Dttel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-16

Gin iuuptr Ocuti6tr Rcnntr, pel3sr in rur
6ottlg erfir RlaFt tbdtie mar, iu6t, nm f5 in
Der cnaliiben Sprd6t aus3ubiIoen, 5ttlun9 in
einem birfgen Sootel dOer Reitaur0nt. Dtftrten be-
lisbe man inter -. g." in Der GrpeOition bities
8fatteg niiOtr5ulegeu. Gl9-2D
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Su p%ertaufen:

Seue neuen breiapfigtn terraifrten WobnbGuter
nit sleoauter 6ronte unO allen moprrnsn @equem=
li6tsiteu, an Q9eftieite Der 8oltOHsaUtnue, iaoIi9
bon gBbiteIOd=S trabe, nit ausf6t ibsr vDruiOs
Sia=9art4 uno StaOt. 9runD5iHsirei ooer init
GruHO3ins. Sdeli6 e%erffnet. 3bDmGs q.
3 n D, pGentrol Sruft Co.," 2eIIngtons u. Courts
IanD=Strabe. Ntt25, lYttl
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Grrmtn's Dfrfdfruugs-0 Ompaanil
bon Baltimore.

Office:
gprooft=Q6e Der Gumtbs uno @atersStraHe.
3ieit GeiedihnIt periihert seser Scrlnft ODER Se'
ftdoisuHs hurd 6tusr ale SOrttn @istntbnm ea9isI
oeer anoerfuGrts 81 dus.rlt s~lHItisen SsotHsuHsen.
Serttdlerar9 ilr einen Rag oner I6E9ere 8ertsoen.
d. O.. g. - olfe, Yrdihent.
SipettoreE
9eorae u Siate. s. OInep Rorris.
4bor7toR HollHs, Sobz N. 2ittis,
SsfeE q. Strtla5a, geparo Stabl.r> lna..
5trmaE e. BIatt, OliptxG. s. Warner.
y. GS- GSoiiS Us. s. Gonnenp.
@. u. G6Iens. Nnpr.r 9. garIor.
gto. Slatittone. Geo. 9hltsIod.
(S~Ri!7.19t&S, NA.rr 81. sfIeu. getr.
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g teIte II d

SteIIFgF 7 u %
Sin iunper e%sbiDOettr, Der Dcutibcn unb tnglt=
ibsn Spra6e mdbtieer Manu iu5t 8si6Gftigun9.
Ia33uiraptn bti 5obn q. 2aHoc, Rr. 735, @efts
GaDsttt aStrabr. 3l9-2p
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nMnnnI R(ne.oQinie

mad philadelphia ums RrwsgorF.
Csfli4. abf. b. Camden. GbE. D. WtG q.
e~6lofpaooon $500. 3.5l Dorm. 1855 9.
9ran. sim. & Diner " 7.55 Born. q = 800 9. 6
Buffet 4arlOr ...... 9.l9 Born. !S.4 &.6
0arlor, elmer ..... ? 9.52 Born. ?9.57 o
garlor, Diner ...... 1O.5O Born. = 1854 ..
Barrier, Diner ...... III gatm. u l.2 u.
.Ropal Qimiteo," ausi9iieBli8 Qulman : 3ug,
Buffet Smotsr, garlOr, CbicrOatiOu, Speties uHO
Gufczgpooopng -. = $40 Ra5m. 3 3.53 q.
9arlor,. Sinner ...... > 600 QbOg. Sos u. 6
Goadeg nab Q6ilaO. . 900 @bog. 9.6 u. 6
6dlufDuggoH5 D.. o. 1929 8orm. l2.4 y.
Ofql=SblafpagQou nab 0tps9Ort fsrtig Buu
gsbrau6 in ut. GopalsStatio NM 1000 abmos.
o., mad atloutic=6ito an Bobsntaesu; g, ua5
Gtluutiez6it9 ta0lt5.
QQe 8lss baItsH in BiImingtoH. g, bait in
G6etter an.
Q6f. b. Gumoeu. Qbf. b. Wt. r.
Rbila. gffom. ID. "8.G5 @prm. *81O Dorm.
Nbi[a. GrpreB .... $3.50 RG5m. !2.35 Ra5m.
pbi[o. GrprsB ..,.. Ass Ra3m. 800 gaau.
Nb,rDecn Qftom. =. !5.25 Ra6m. 1880 gu6u.
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ginstrgareuug TDroDefzgde Goloerts uHO Balls
.iulores5tr., Qr. POI, 6uOsgrOaoDup, DRt. 8Opals
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(320-1)
The state herald., 1902-09-26
OBITUARY.

William r. Huber was born in Penn
sylvania on the 9th day OF October 1861,
and died at Curtis, Neb., on Friday
Sept. 10, 1902. As conductor on the B.
4 NJ. r. r. he was bringing bis train
from Holdrege, Neb., to Holyoks and
some switching was being done at
Curtis which place they had reached
after dark. The air had been unoouplsd
on some stock cars and. being in hurry
to get out Of town, he stepped between
the cars to couple the air believing that
he had time to do 30 before the engines
that were backing in wsuld strike the
cars. The engines wers nearer the cars
than be thought and when they stuck
knocked The oars back running two
wheels over one Of his legs at the hip.
A local physician examined the injury at
onoe and found that owing to the nat
ute Of the injury nothing could be done
to save his life. When told that he could
not live, he expressed desire 10 SEQ his
wife and children. A special tram was
started from HoIyoke as speedily as
possible to bring them to Curtis but he
died before they arrived.
When young man he came from
Pennsylvania to Nebraska and olerked
for time in q store in Dorchester.
When the b. & n. railroad was built
through Holyoks in the summer Of 1887,
be came tn Holyoke and for time held
tho position as night agent for the COM
pany and was afterwards yard master,
brakeman and then conductor. He
had held the position Of conductor for
elPven years.
pn the 20 day Of January 80 at Dewitt
Nab he was united in marriage With
Mis- Caroline Koch. To them children
were born, Opel who died In 1892, Mabel,
Adills and Iva who survive their father.
He was young man who stood very high
10 the esteem Of all who knew him. He
had been In the service OF the B. 4 n.
r. r. on this line Of road longer than
any other conductor on the line and was
always very careful in looking after the
interests OF his employer and vas
always courteous In his treatment Of
all who had business relations with HIM.
As citizen Of the town, his cheerful
and social disposition attracted to him
The state herald., 1902-09-26

DIED: At the Commercial Hotel in
Holyoke on Friday night Sept. 10 J. W.
Miller from pneumonia at the age Of
about 25 years. He had come from Alva,
Nsb., about the first Of the month for q
visit with his sister Mrs. Schvsb Of this
county. On Sunday Sept. IA he was out
taking drive and took cold and Il Get
tied on his lungs. He had been suffer.
ing with lung tronbls for some time.
On Thursday he was brought 20 Hol-
yoke and left at the Commercial Hotel
where he could receive medical treat.
ment. He was 9 member OF the Modern
woodmen Order and the members Of
the Holyoks Lodge cared for him at the
hotel. Mr.. and Nm. Schwab took the
remains to Greenwood, Neb., FOR burial.
The state herald., 1902-09-26
Aug. II, 1902.
No cattle inspected after eun-down.
W. L. IRWIN, Inspector.
Lexington Flour is Cheaper.
High Patent s1.10 Second Patent 81
Leblanc & Sheunemann.
PEOPLES PARTY CONVENTION

PEOPLES PARTY CONVENTION.
The representative convention OF the
Peoples party for the representative
district composed Of Ssdgwick, Phillips
Arapahos and Yuma counties, will be
held in Holyoke, Colo- on. Wednesday
Dot. Is, 1902 for the purpose Of nou,lnst-
ing candidate to represent said district
for ensuing term Representation to be as
follows; Sedgwick 2, Phillips Z, Arapahoe
IA, Yuma z. Will convene at 10 o'clock
q, IN. central time.
By order Of Chairman,
A. @. Cauble, E. E. I. Hazen.
Secretary.
The state herald., 1902-09-26
F. H. wHITHAn's

+. II. WH1THAhS
CLOSING SALE.
Goods at Half Price. /.
hAcINTosHEs; Ladies' and Mems SlO
now %, 81 now $3.50.
CLOTHING; Mems and Boys suits and
evercoats and Men's black clay
worsted pants SOC on tho dollar.
HATS AND CAPS; 80 now sl.50, sl.5o now
s75c.
LADIES' COATS, JACKETS AND cArEs; $40
now s5, s5 now $3.50.
LADIES GLOVES; Kid, sl.5O now 75c.
silk gloves and mitts SOC now Csc SOC
now 15c.
DRESS GOODS; Entire stock soc now 25c,
400 now 20c. Dress trimmings 3Oc now
10c, l0c now 31Sc, Ribbons, full assort-
ment. Imported saxony yarn l0c now
44c, german knitting arm 25c, now
1870. Mems celuloid collars lOc-315c
GROCERIES; Full stock on hand and
prices lower than the lowest,
FIJI. WHITMAN.
The state herald., 1902-09-26

Geo. wsshinxtos once threw a silver
dollar across Potomac river. You csn
make dollar 70 just ~ far these days
By buyins your sboes st Leblanc a
sohsunemann's they are easy on your
iset ~ they are on your purse. u
The state herald., 1902-09-26

wANTED.-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLE
MAN or lady in each county to manage tusi-
ness for an old established house OF solid fnan.
cial staining. A straight. bonn Hdc weekly
salary Of $500 paid by check each "Wednesday
with ali expenses direct from headquarters.
Money advanced for EXPENSES. Manager. $40
Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
The state herald., 1902-09-26

We undsrstssd that d. II. Freeman
The republican candidate for county
comn.ssiousr and =. z. T. Hasss the
fusion candidate for that ofios have
agrssd not TO mahs canvas Of the
county for sisctiousssing purposes.
The state herald., 1902-09-26
FALL OPENING!


ndbeg
find stock of fall goods better quality larger
sotm andm attractive IS prices
shall pleased the largest the beautiful
hos home and foreign
in
The state herald., 1902-09-26
Samuel Knupp.

Revival services st the Baptist church
every evening. Va extend very cordial
inv'tatios 10 ai! 70 come. II you are
Christian and desire the salvation Of
souls como sud show IL by your works.
We are working Tor The general interest.
1T. jenkins.
The state herald., 1902-09-26

JoAs Huber came down from Granger,
Wyo, 70 attend the funeral services OF
his brother Will ~ Holyoke this week.
He holds position - ooeduotor o. the
OREGON Hhost Lane.
The state herald., 1902-09-26

ohs Gazetteer csns down from Den.
yer last week 70 attend the democratic
representative convention st Holyoks
% Saturday. He carried In his v~~,
pocket the democratic vote Of Arspshss
county.