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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

Giutiunuti, Ohio, % etuHbsn.
goHHcilsgluffs, Soma, 2 Iage.
Concord, R.so., 10 Stunbeu.
SeHotr, COLORADO, q 7aqt.
Detroit. MID, l Sag.
@aIostiOn, 9srds, 2 1ass 3 StunOe&s
9arrtsburo, "a, 3 Stunben.
S%drtiorO, GOanettielt, II 5tuHoen.
indianapolis, Jno., / Gag.
Sadlon, Wiififppi, Q Sage.
SadiouUile. Slorioa, / Tag.
GdniussGitp, Wifouri. 2 Edes.
Elttls Rod, Grfanias, l Sue 18 StuHDeS
Soutsoiat, Rp., l Sac 2 etuuosn.
gtem2bis, Tenn, l Gag 5 6tunoen.
W1obils, GIabama, 15aq 8 Stunotu.
1ortolf, 9irgiHisn, IL Stuuotu.
RetpsGrleans, Co., l 9ag 10 StunOs&
Staot Reps0orf, 5 etunSeu.
Cmaha, Nsbrosfa, 2 SAGE.
Vortlane, Dldins, l sag.
gortlanS, Oregon, 3 GAGE.
philadelphia. pa, 3 Stunoens
9ittsbure, ia, II stuuotu.
9rObtOtnec. 8.s9.. 16 Stunotn.
RdItigb, Re, 10 stunoeu.
ct. Qouis, MiHouri, / 9dp 6 gtuubsa.
Ct. Yaul, MiHHeiota, 1 Sag II Sturben.
gan 5ranjisco, Gal, 4 Gage IA StuH0snS
Sopcta, Rdnias, 2 Saqe.
Bolton, Qldf., Is StunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
9ruieltge @n~tbiiqungen elmer e6smaz
ligen Nnur4itin. - QnsebltAe
Complete unD Selbfmorbe.

Complete uno Selbfmorbe.
Ren gort 10, Nob. - 6rau
2enu 9erbeimer BON Nr. 1115, nil
1onzMpe., 9obnfen, emit eine Omar
4iitin, geb0rt felt 3pei Sabren CUR
eriten Observation-Disclosures 8trAe
uno bat Dor etnigen Sagen benz pa
flor G6as. Meube, ibrem @utten, Der
bon ben anar9iftii6en 8e8iehungen
feiner 5rau 9tt6ts puBte, unD me9<
reren 0eteftips Complete entbiiat,
pel6e bic Qnar9iten dngebli4 ge<
plant 6dtten. 9a ie ii4 ieit Ginger
3eit BON ben Nnar9iten 3uriidge3oz
gen, fir6tet Ie fir i6r 2eben, uno Die
9oli3ei bat bes6al6 Elm tpa4iumes
Nuge auf bas fiinfit0tige tenement
buus, in pel6em Die Samilie no6nt,
Die As Sabre alte Sruu min our4
emma @olbmann bor 18 Sa6ren gum
Qnar6ismus betebrt porpen iein,
unb i6ren Qngaben 8ufOGge itnO meRr
4nar8iiten i'm 2anbe, als ii4 Die 8ez
BORDEN trGumen lu1en. Gefonbers
i'm NeIten 5oG Der Qnar6ismus tart
perbreitet isir. Die Srau min, OBJ
tpo6l iie felt ~lGngerer 3eit ni4t me9r
nit ben Nndr9iiten bertebrte, bod err
fabren BADEN, DaB mebrere Complete
auf bus 2eben 6es P~rdiioenten Roofez
belt geT9miebet porOen ieien. Sin
iunger 6ran3oie, Namens Melob, Der
bpr einem Sabre aus @ngfanb nd9
Nmerifa fam, i'm bur9 bus Coos be-
itimmt tporben fem, ben grGiiDenten
gu ermorben. Sie min i'm bepogen
baben, bon benz 8or6aben db3uite6en
unb mad 5rantrei9 3uriid3utebren,
mo er Selbitmorb begging, Inn Der
3a9e Der 4nur9titen gu e~ntge6en.
Damn foute elm an Npenue q in Nenz
@orf p~p6nenDer 9eutTder bus often
tat ausfii6ren, a6er audi er@babe lie
Der ieinem 0afein Elm @nbe gemq6t,
inbem er 8tft ndbm. Cine in 9urlem
pO6nenOe 5rau S9r0ber foa fid
e6enfaGs pergiftet buben, neil lie
bur6 bas 2oos beitimmt purbe, bas
Qttentot gu beriben. Mit Der @rz
morbung Mc&inlsD's bdtten Die
4ndr8iften in Nepz0ort Hi4ts gu
t6un geba6t.
0er6eimer, Der oor iiber brei Sab
rem nit 6ruu unb &tnbern mad 9oz
bofen 5og, fu9te, er babe erIt, ais er
feline Truu beipegen tpoqte, bic Stride
gu 6eiu9en, erfdbren, baB tie Omar
9iitin lei, aber erft in elmer 8erfammz
lung bes CUR @emeinbe geb0risen
vMot6ers' Club" babe Die Sruu bas
Srei6en Der Nnor9iiten ent6iiat.
@ufbtngtpn, .. g., 10. RoO.
= G6ef 8ilfie BON 8unbess @ebetmz
bienit erflGrt, er babe fi9 bur4 cine
nnterfu9ung iiber3eugt, bdB Srau
9er6eimer's Qngoben iiber elm Com
plot gegen ben prGfibenten 3ooieoelt
irrig 1eien. @r bulte i'm uebrigen bic
5rau fir ebrGi9 unb CLAUDE, baB tie
es nit t6ren Mitt6eilungen gut meme.
OAST0REA
Tragt die @Ds S0Tt0. Die IhT Immer GekaUft habt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
Giehfutter. nna strnhpreiie.

5olgsnbes iino Die auf ben itaats
Ii9en 0aagen fir 9eu, @trO6 II. I.
IN, geitern er3ieIten 9reiie:
Sef!i4e 9eupuage.
9eu. = Simotbp, SIS Biz ST.,
&lee6eu, $12 Bis $13, gemii4tes. $14
Bis SIS pro 3Orne.
@trob. - Nei3enitrO6, SIS, Rogs
genftrob, $12 Bis $14 PRO Some.
WeFIt4e Seupuage.
9eu. = Simot6p, $13 Bis $15,
&Ieebeu, $12 Big $14, gemif4tes, $12
bis $14 prO Some.
@trOb. - Mei5enftrob, Sc big
So, Roggenitrp6, $12 Bis $14 pro
Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
Iiehm1rfte.

G6icago, 10. Sob. = Die GU
fuhr BON Rinbbieb be3ifferte fi9 auf
$4,000 Stiid; Die Preiie tparen 10c.
big 15c. niebriger, unO 6ra9ten quite
Stiere Sc Bis $7.05, mdeere 1925
Bis $5.75, 8ube $1.40 Bis $3.50.
S9peine lungten $4,000 an; bic
greiie paren st. Biz 10c. nieoriger,
uno bic meiiten @ertdufe tpurben 5piz
f4en 1913 unb 1928 abgeI9Gofen.
S4aufe tpurOen $4,000 3ugeFibrt;
Der Marft mar itetiQ unb 2dmmsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
RGuber i'm pnifamt.

@binburg, 3d., 10. Nop. -
Stint masfirte Rduber iprengten beute
friib bic @pinoe i'm bieiigen Poitamte
bur9 9bnamit unO erbeuteten $40 in
8uurselb, Iopie $500 in POfmarfen.
giirger rutteten fi4 in 5olge Der @r@
plOiion auiummen, riTen ieoo9 aus,
als Die 3Guber nit Hebolpern in Der
9anb eri9ienen uno 5euer gaben.
@tner Der 8irger, Namens George s.
9oobaa, er5ieIt cine &ugel in ben
urn. Die 8an0iten ita6len einer
YOiripagen urb fubren bQpon. Gin
aufgebOt TT gu ibrer @erfplgung aufz
gebro9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

15c. Bis 25c. bD6er; CUTE big bette
@6aafe bra9ten $3.50 bis $40,
Qdmmer $3.50 bis $5.40,
Sat zQibertD 8a., 10. 9top.
= Del Rinopie6martt mar ftetig;
b06fter 9reis $500, niebrtgiter S.
%. @9peine fparen nteOriger; bod
fter 9reis $6.45, n~ieOrigiter $500.
Der Marft in S9aafen mar flau;
606fter 8rets 1915, niebrigiter ST.
80; Qdmmer $500 Bis $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
gdItimorer Gffettenb0tie.
(Seri3ttt4 fEr BEN .Dtuti1sn gsrrtlpoHDsut'n' Ons9
>. 8n. RieptHDOrt & Gs.l

1T mo I {, -. Nepemper.
S. Wm. MiDbenbprf &c 60. bere4s
nsn fir 5rancs: 8dntiers : 3ratten
auf so Sage 5,184, duf Siat 5.164,
faufmdnnif9e nuf so Sage 5.188 Bis
,5,20g. 3ei9smdrt uuf so Sage 94S.
9nlben uuf 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8untiers auf go Sage
4,835, auf 9iat 4.87, taufmdunif4e
4.838-4.84.
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8nItimnrrr Mnrfthrrihte.
BsrtStst fur sen .0:usi&sH GOrrsIDOuOsHtsn. =

Bsrtntst fur Sen s9:uti6tH GOrrsIDOuOtnttn. =
Baltimore, 10, Ropem6sr.
Me6l.- Die 6euttge M}e6l3uFu6r
belief ft4 ouf 16,4O9 ,6dfer, ELM
.idIteBlid 11,515 Suffer gu 2ocuitz
9Oint unO 3444 6Gfer gu canton;
8ifenperionOt 68 6dfer. Die 9reiie
itno itetig unb u~nOerdnDert, iebO9
mar bic Na9frage nad W}ebI in ben
leBten 8pei 9ugeR fapu4. Die Nos
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WruHOeisentbnm ut berfanfen.


Ssus usuen breit0digsu tsrruiiirteR @Obnbduier
mil ~eleeanier GrUnte unD allen mOoerneH Sequem=
li6teiten, an 28efieite Der Soltou=4UeHus, iuDli3
bon 99bitelod=S troBe, nit Ausi6t iber p0ruiO=
3ia-4urt" uno StaOt. GEuuDiiusfrei oOer nit
0runO3ins. SdoIi6 %9ceiinet. SbOmas e.
y 0 II D, 1Gentral 2rut Co., 2sgiugton= Il. Courts
lano=Strabs. Slft20, lDttl
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q u 8 b.

9rtmtH, 5,utI6laub, Q 9dos.
Sntnos aprss, groentinien, % Susss
Galtutta, ~9ritii6=Suoisu, 30 9dqe.
Ssmeroru 9ritiibs8uiaua, 10 SasG
6onq=Rong, China, 25 Sugs.
RtnQfon, Samoico, s Saes.
eiOtrbopf, England, Sage.
9u3trn, S6ptiJ. 10 Sage.
Stont Isrifo, NerifO, 5 SoeG.
9Iosiau, RuBIano, u SaQe.
Banana, Ser. Staoten BON GoIom6Is, Z TasA
Qaris, Granfrei6. 8 Gage.
Guebte, GaEnoa, 2 SAGE.
Rio be Sausiro, g~1afIicu, 25 Sage
BON, Sialien. 10 5dqe.
Ct, Sobns, Reuiuuolano, 4 Saos.
ct. Petersburg, RuBIauo, u Sags.
Spbu,p, gutralisn. 81 Gage.
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Saar- $500 pro Wo1e

Su perfaufen:
3psiit6fiee @dui:r nit ic35 3iumtrn oil SrOOss
etrake, jpii1sn SaltimOre=5tr uuO 5airmOunts
Qpe., ut6en YntttriOHSYart" Sisis 9duier ent=
balten ale n~euttsn 9tqusmIi6ttttsn, eini9liebIi9
e,mentirte Reasr un0 IlarmOr=Srsppen. 9rss
500. 9ruuOj:as S27 idbr!i6. GrOOe=5trabs 1T
NIT Den 6sfen pitrifisirttn 3iegsIftsiHtn 0spiIatert.
GOp 5. GaIla8bsr, 9aWIatsTnebmer
Can18) Ir. 1888. Gf=galtintOrt=S trabc.
3n pGrfaufen
9ttGig 17-31 unO IS older; Elm ntuss
Saus aui siHcm; biujg, ipenn Oeie WO9e nod
~perfauit. 81 criragen bel cannon, 3lpeiter
Glur, sGaIpertAStbGuOe.~ (Gtt24, 80
Su pcrFaufeR:
s. elder an Der HlSetliben UiaraIdnoer gabH,A
uabe u c it NJ l II it : r, beblut.
239 Qdst in aItimsrea S u II tp, q
Yltileu BON Der Staot9ren3s.
Scrnsr ieine 2Gn2iIBs in DIT. 8aibingtOn
unD 9atUnspIle.
Qarrp s. @eetftr,
Capr26, Is, 5&6l 90G Union &ruft guiIOiug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
POfmarfens Ggenturen.
0eT6ieberle @taOtIbeiIe, in tpel4sn
HoltzWerthid4en pertauft

peroen.
EelbuIe, G. 9. Scott.
gorfsgoab - gurneu s. SabbingtoH.
Goriud)saSsuus un6 6orriionRrobe Robert q.
9. 6aq.
q. 6trabs uHb sHatinobOnsGOsnu Souls
RsinooIor.
Cranqtpiae - oirom Rimble.
Sortsgptnus uno5 ObufOus6trabe q. g. 6.
Sheiot.
8. unO eougb=struse, 9igblanOtopn = Sum.s
8. Sruar.
Cronqtbint Gtores Ben.
CIR. Is. uniOnsgbenus (0ooObtrrp) - Glarsna
8. @iaiams.
@rouDpan unb SaltimorssStrobe gsoroe z
gBdp.
unter.gtction, geuniplbanisr ga5nE - 8. o.
Rrofun.
Gamosu. Citation, .galtimOrt.O bip sgaBH.S
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&ci0rOeruns bon PoFia6en.

Sci0rberung ban Pofia6en.
2Gh9. Der erforberti4en 3sit our grs
rei9ung Der Deri4ieoenen Be-
itimmungsorte.
rntsnFe6enb lit bic ungsfdbre 3sit
fir uebermittelung Der poftia9en bon
benz 8altimorer 9oIt : 8iirsdu nd3
ben buuptfG9li6en einbeimii9sn un6
auspGttig,n StGOten Osr3sianet.
SnIdno.
gtlauta, ga, l9 Stunbsn.
atlantic.Gitp, Rs, 6 StuHbsH.
RropFlsn, R.sQ., 6 6tuEosR.
burlington. 9rmDHt, II 6tuHbeL
Buffalo, R.s9., Is StunoeH.
Cape g.os. RS, 6 6tuHstH.
GbcrlsRaH, Sc. l6 6tuRDsu-
Gbicaoo, Sns., / Sag.
GOIambiG. 6.sg.. II 6tgaRsp
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lluter leidtcn Sesinaunaem u. biata.

I4U, VDrD=EtOaDDlp.
lIl9, W~cGulob=Strabe
l50o, Sit=Yratt=S trabe.
GrunosigeHtbum il A%leemeinsu.
Baltimore 9ufneB 9ureau, Wlauriee 2aupbeimtr,
Sen. s9ei6aits ilbrer, 8 6lur, equitable building
(S.lllU(o
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Sdpne @Obnuns nit s 8tmmern.

GrunOitiid 30 bel 40, aneenebme Ra9bari9uft,
$500, GrunOjins $50.
3ipei 8auplaBs al Nueuita ape., $3.50 PRO SUB.
Glnige bargains in i95uen g9Obnhduleru.
&. y. y & III q II, Or. 6l2, 2oipzSuIloinq.
Guui9,lS
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SteQengeinde

Stellegc II
Sin crfabrtntr, iutcligeutsr Rcaner, Infangs 30,
lepio unD Der cnqlii6en Spru6e mG6tio, iu6t
stelunQ. Man apreiiirt: 8iintber, 100 Sonion=
Str, Gocut=Qoint. C24-6)
SttlIteefub
Gin iunQer Dtann lu6t ir9eno lutlbc 9ci6dfti=
eurQ. Iu6juTragtu i'll Nr. 2lS, SiOzGutan=Str.
(323-l
Stetftgeu N
Gin Qclcrnt,r MuTtsr ;~StreibbuiFitj iu6t fir
gbenos uua, SountaQg 9tibdItisun0; bat eiocu;5
Snitrum;ut. Nab3uirastn bsi 81. G0tt:rjbib, CIR.
2E0, 9~;O0le= StruBe. (32+)
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6eutiqe S9luBrdtc:

10 s.-Oe Aeutl9e Ufdls3lTu9r
betrug 45,628 8ui9el; @erianOt Don
ben GIeOatoren 1871 8ui4eI; @orz
rath in ben @lebatoren 1858 8uz
f4el. 8ertauft purben Elm 0aggon
Rr. 3 auf Der 8nbn gu Mt. Glare gu
Sc, $4,000 Nopember, reuer ober al
ter, gu GA, 10000 5ebruar gu 81.
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Su p%erfdufen:

asbsnOe @dnitfeOsrn srter &luFe, o unb soc.
pas giunD. Scr bette Qreis niTO bsjabIt itr alts
antite Maba9o DzDt0btln. samsrican 6tat1er Co.
9r. 6AO, YorD=Gutnp=6trabe. (Utail9, Is, 5&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

5Ju It. gVUFrSv yu7Vr5UTUFr
1864 8ui9el; aus ben @lebatoren
5uriidse5ogen 1892 8uf9el; @orratb
in ben @lepatoren 301,101 8uI6el.
8erfGufe: Elm Waggon Nr. 2 gemif9z
ter gu 3344, Elm Daggon gr. 3 tpeiBer
gu 353.
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NHIVWutIIDe OTpp yFur.
Siate, ib6n uuO Ieitt a~rbeitenO. StonoarOs
Rdbmdi4;reu. 9aar oOsr GrtDit. Sia:eittr Yta=
i6lneu=&absn in DER StaOt. Gbag. &. 3 B a r.
rer, Rr. Col, 99et=Saltimore=Str. Q14..)
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Ssrlangt iln NQaemeineH.
9euti9es Qrbeits : Ra9Detlungsz
Qiirrnu

CIR. PIG. SHos5 barp:S traBs, unttr Der Guff&t Der
sStutidm @cieui0aft."- Sieiettsen, iDti1s oeuts
i1e SonOnert.r, grbeiter uno Sienftoten iu be-
i6dfti9tn piini3tn. molten t4 ptri6nl:9 ODER in
franfirt.n grlsfsn an ben Geenten Der @etll3oft,
8. Meptr, Rr. 2l9. Suo=6harps
6trabe, usnoeh, ipel6er unsntosItIib @usiunft ers
1btil,u mirb. ISan29, 49,
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@ei3en, = 9ie 6eutige Wei3enz
5uFu6r be3ifferte fi4 uuf 28,73O 8uz
f4eI; 8erfanot bon ben @Iebutpren
GOAL 8ufdel; 8orratb in ben GIepdz
loren 672,665 8uf4el. GerfGufe:
10000 Rr. 2 rotber tpeftIi6er Spot
81 TIL 1900 Scr. 2 rotber Spot gu
TIL
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Gin San8iten etabGirte
Marplano GbatteI G0an AaofiatiOn,

SaIpertsN niIeing. WerIhtshaus ge9enubU-
Simm.r 4r. % unb 81 du:iter 5Iur).
&lecfzGde 6apette@ une ct. PAUL StraRe.
RTRsues 9cfes DON 1902 ffrift befCIgt.-Da
parlfben- 8 Bis S25O-Darlfbeu
auf WpbcIn. @idnos, CrseIn ufip.
Sarlebsn untsr $50, Ge~ianmttoten 500.
Bon $50 bis 500, ~Seiammtfuitsu $7.95.
hit 6 groStnt monatlid fir 8efts9etraa.
5 9roput ouf gstrdgs Don uber 800.
geibt Telephone: ct. paul 2l34, GOurtIanp 7aS
Gor.ie: hilbert SIums, it,. Setretdr.
Galosts9uiloinq, Baltimore.
Ga.ut pirs SOripre5n unO gratis bic Raten
ertl6reH (ROU9. 1S,3&S)
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anf 0runOsigentbnut.

Sarlcber BON $500 bis $4,000
aut grurO,t0entbum in Der 5tnOt uno osm 9anD.;
~nieOriQe 3insrdttn. s. ID. Ssrrp 4 SON,
gr. 225, st. 9aul=Strabs. (Oftl9, 6Dlts)
Sarleben auf MObel it. |. TO-.
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Sdwade, tlerD0ie 8erionell.

ospIaat BON boffnnngslofsfeit uno IdIehten
grGumtu, II 6pfenben NusfiKen, @Iieberreisen.
gruF.s Nidtn. uno ~Ropfi2mer3en, 6aarausfou'
Nbnahme bes @ebors uno Gei1ts, Ratarrh, Grs
r5then, 3ittern, ber3fiopfsn uno 9ribfnn, rrfab.
rem aus Dem Su gsISIsSfs esra I,f sisr 5s sfsmS Ss.
SonsIbruh fBarieoeele). ioipie oisIe anbere, ieoer in-
nsriihen AebanoIuna trosenoe 9eioen nuT einem
shIna M beiIen ino. Berfabren ponf6noie
ihneris iinb gefahrlos.
Tie usueFfe GuHase biefes Iebrreihen Bu6es III
fir as Gents Driefnorten Ju beSieben pom Der
DrinatsRIinif, 181 6. @be., Hetu BORT y. D.
l4spl9, IL 1&B :TlO. Nifrl
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Gdft!
36he!

RHI gieiis i'm Auslaaoe 5eforgt ~tnnerbaI5 "a 5turAsn
a. bcbeuteuo btrabseiestem Breiie
@onarc geaiue,
G1eweauGGs SaItiRaEGp& trGRe unh RaRsOfhcesgoe
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0eidatts> 0elegenbeiten.
Grpgartiae 6eIeaenbeit.
3n bermietben.

81 permfefben:
g9ini benspsrtbe gilbsreiz5orm; Dfli9er Si=
trift, udbe Der StaOt. 6tuart aedrnep,
Gr. q, 6iosSdp=Strabe. WoD4-l
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n.-3m berfanien.
Mutpmatfihe 0rpp Ssas.

10 quite 6rune;iuien
5u p%erf1ufeu. Jab3uirngen bel Sobn mtilaer, Rr.
1641, Wiltpn=Npenus. (322+b
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Mabrbeit noer 9i6tnng?

(SortIebune folgt.)
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-05-29

The GEnRE is opposing the election of
MIR. Wilcox TO the office OF county clerk
with all its power because 4 believes
that such course is lor the best interests
of tue taxpayers OF Gillian county, In
Thus opposing him il Was our intention
to deal cnly with his official acts as re-
corded in the official reports Of the vari.
GUS county officers aud It is with regret
that we have learned things, from trust.
worthy soaFces, which seem TO Indicate
that he is not Willing to meet the issue
sQnarely on his recnrd as sheriff aud
stand behind and defend that record.
but that he has seen tt TO indulge in
personal vludicuye and dire threats
against the SLoRR and the Mtne Rnan.
ciai we'll being of its editor. lersonally
We care nothing ahoat these little diver.
81 rus and only call attention 10 them in
OF Ter to point ont that in making them
Mr.. Wilcox tNcitty admits that he is un-
able to meet and answer, openly and
above board the charge that he has been
deIelect in his duty ss sheriff in failing
to collect the taxes, as required hy law,
aud as he is bound by his oath Of Office
10 do.
Shortly after Mr.. Wilcox was nomina-
ted he approached the editor OF this pa
per anl requested its support, He was
told that under no circumstances could
the GLoBE support his candidacy at this
time and some OF the reasons Tor our
position on the matter were given. AT
the same time he was assured Of our in.
tention of according him absolutely fair
treatment in the campaign and that
space in the GLOBE would be at his SER
wise at any time himself or any of his
friends desired to use il in his interest
the only condition imposed being the
general one that articles OF that character
must appear over the signature OF the
writer. Ii Mr.. Wilcox or his friends can
honestly take exception to that sort of
\ proposition then they must stand on
the ground that the editor of the GLOBE
has not the right, which they claim for
themselves, viz: To honestly oppose or
support any candidate for anv public
office withln the gift of the people, and
il they assume that position they know
they are espousing cause, which fol-
lowed to its logical conclusion would GER
taihly lead to political corruption terrible
to contemplate and finally to the over
throw of republican institutions The
only question to he settled at this time
is that Ui the best interests of the people.
Is MIR. Wilcox the best man for the place?
Does his official record as sheriff com
mend him as worthy of further favors
from the people? Ii he has been dereIict
in his duty as sheriff will he be faithful
in his duty as CLERK? The GLOBE brought
out this matter in ample time for MIR
Wilcox to meet it squarely and manfully
and open and above board in the same
public manner in>which the charge was
made. He has failed to do so and the
only inference is that he has no defense.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-05-29

For IL years Mr. Wilcox has been
unanimously nominated by the demo
cratic party. For IL years he has re-
ceived practically the solid support Of
that party at the polls. During the past
four wears his regular deputy has been a
republican. HIS special deputies have
also been republicans with one or per-
haps two exceptions. Now boys-you
democrats who have nominated and
boosted and shonttd for and voted for
this man during all these years-how do
you like it? Just he honest with YOUR
selves now l. this nice political treat
ment To you? Does such treatment in
dicate that that Mr.. Wilcox thinks that
his democratic supporters have not in
tplligence en- ngh to serve summons,
make an arrest or help take an insane
person to the asylum or does he ignore
you because he thinks he has a cinch on
your votes an, how and wants to hold
the republicans in line?
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-05-29
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers

NAAiii0ib SiAitIeAi SiSGRJI0
The tourist travel between the East
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor-
nous proportions in the last few years,
and calls for II special class of equipment.
To meet this demand the Pullman Co.
has issued from its shops what it tech
nically calls the Pullman Ordinary
Sleeper" These cars appear similar 10
the regular sleepers being built on the
same plan, hnt not furnished With the
same elegance. They are equipped with
mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows,
piliow-cases, towels. combs, brushes,
ect. requiring nothing OF the kind to
be furnished by the passenger. Each
car has stoIe for making tea and coffee
and doing light housekeeping" and
each section can be fitted with an djust-
able table. A uniformed porter accom-
panies each car, his business being to
make mp berths; keep the car clean, and
look after the wants and comforts Of the
passengers. In each Of the trains which
are dispatched daily from Portland by
the q. X. & n. Co. is to be fonnd one
OF these pullman Ordinary Sleepers".
The car attached to the "ChicagO- Port
land Special" goes through to Chicego
without change, and the one in the
"Atlantic Express" runs to Kansas City
without change. Passengers in this car
for Chicago change to similar car at
Granger.
Much of the first class travel is being
carried in these ears, the rates being
lower, and the service nearly equal To
that in the palace sleepers.
For rates snd full information, includ-
ing folders write to
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent, o. r. & N. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-05-29
SHERlEE SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that an execution and
order Of sale was issued out OF tire Circuit Court
Of the State OF oregon, Gillian County, on the
lst. day OF May 1899, upon decree therein
rendered on the sith day OF April. 1907,
in favor of W. W. stetwer. plaintiff. and
against +. A. Crawford. Emma Crawford and
Emit Rexilinus defendants, which said exc.
eation and order OF sale is To me directed and
commanding me 10 sell the property hereinafter
described, for the purpose OF satisfying the
judgement OF the plaintiff In said cause for the
sum of Four Hundred and Ninety Dollars $500
with interest at 10 per cent per anuum from
the 5th. day Of january, 1901, aud the costs aud
disbursements of said suit taxed at $500. and
for 1880 attorneys fees
Therefore, In compliance with said execution
and order of sale. will on
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1902
at the hour of 200 o'clock p m, at the Court
House door In Condor, Gillian County. Oregon.
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash In hand, for the purpose of satisfying the
judgement and decree above mentioned. the fol
lowing described real property, to.wit
Lots l, ., 3 aud 1 OF See aud the n. !. of
Nv. x of Sec 5 all in Tp. South OF Range -
East Of Willamette Meridian In Gillian County,
oregon.
Dated this ard. day of May. 1902
W. L. WILcox,
Sheriff Of Gillian County oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-05-29
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