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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-02-06

j. b. ParramOre, mayor of Orlan-
do, was stricken with paralysis at
eight O'Clock Tuesday morning, and
is in a critical condition.
Gen. Emilio Nunez, Cuban patri-
OF, has arrived in Tampa on his way
to Washington. Whether he remains
a patriot or not will probably hinge
upon the outcome of his visit.
Many good man has gone to Wash
ington a patriot and suffered such a
jar as to chill the feeling.
State superintendent of schools,
w. N. Sheats, has arranged for q
three months term training school
| for both white and colored teachers,
both to be held in Tallahassee, the
first beginning March 10th and con-
tinuing three months, the second be-
ginning March 18th and continuing
two months.
During the present year state pr1-
mary will be had for the following
state and federal offices: A United
States Senator, to succeed Senator
). h. Mallory; candidates to succeed
Hons. Henry E. Day and John NJ.
Bryan, railroad commissions; one to
succeed Justice M. H. Mabry of the
supreme court; one to succeed
A. Z. Groom, as comptroller; one to
succeed Hon. w. B. Lamar, as attor-
ney-general, should he be nominated
for congressman for the Third dis
trict; one to succeed Hon. S. NJ.
Sparkman in the First congressional
district; one to succeed Hon. Robert
w, Davis of the Second congreRsiOn-
al dict piaf. n hn
new Third congressional district; q
secretary of state, to fill the uneX-
pired term of DR.. John l.. Crawford,
deceased.
The cries that come ''from Mace
donia" may appeal strongly in their
way to some people, but to our no.
ton they are mere cat calls to that
which comes up from Leesburg, in
this state. Macedonia may be all
right, but our Methodist friends who
are delinquents to their Christian
Advocate would do well to turn q
blind ear to it for time and pay a
little attention and more dollars to
the appeal of Rev. DR.. Josephus
Anderson, late editor of that paper.
DR.. Anderson is venerable and god
ly man who once made the mistake
of turning from the preaching of the
gospel to the work of writing it. For
years he edited the Florida Christian
Advocate, and edited it well. But
he is old now, and last month he re-
signed. This is his announcement:
"Au arrearages on subscription
to the Advocate belong to me and is
my only business source of income.
Others, l trust, will also settle up
and help my family to live. My
office and outfit are for sale. The
office is a two-story house, thirty by
thirty feet, on a fifty-five foot square
lot. The outfit consists of one Gram
ston cylinder press in fine condition,
with two sets of rollers; one Van
Duzen gasolene engine, three and a
half actual horse power; and all
needed type, cases and fixtures for
newspaper work in good condition"
If there is one thing in this world
that Christian and a Methodist
ought to do it is to pay his debts, and
if this item catches one who is owing
DR.. Anderson, and he doesn't pay up
after reading the above appeal, all
we have to say is, he is worse than
an infidcl. The doctors address is
Leesburg, Florida.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-02-06

Admiral and Mrs. Schley spent
Andrew Jackson former president
who has been canonized by the DEM
ocratic party. When a man gets
the presidential bee a-buzzin' pretty
strong he always makes for Andy's
tomb or that of ThOs. Jefferson,
wholly unmindful of the fact that
the sage of Princeton is the only liv-
ing oracle.
Gen. Miles has again been thrown
down by the administration in the
case of Lieut.. Young, who had been
convicted by court-martial of shoot
ing an unarmed Filipino. Gen.
Miles recommend that sentence of
dismissal and five years imprison-
ment be carried out, but the secre-
tary of war and president committed
it to half pay for nine months and
reduction of 35 numbers in line of
promotion.
The postoffice department has de-
cided that hereafter written desig-
nation of contents is permissible on
envelopes or wrappers of third-class
mail matter. This action is the re-
suit of numerous complaints of hard
ship to the public resulting from the
construction of an act of congress of
January 20, 1888, which barred writ
ten designations such as 'book,"
printed matter and photograph"
Cleveland has a home gardening
association which encourages chill
dren to cultivate flowers at home.
Last spring the association distribu-
ted to children $4,000 penny packages
of flower seeds, accompanied by
printed instructions how to prepare
the soil, plant and water. The
teachers supplemented these instruc-
tions by talks, and fall exhibitions
were held in many school, which re-
vealed the fact that about 20 per
cent of the efforts of the children
were successful.
Edward and John Biddle, Pitts
burg desperados and murderers un-
der sentence of death, effected an es-
cape from Jail last Thursday. They
had help from the wardens wife,
Mrs. Soffel, who furnished them with
revolvers. They overpowered and
shot the guards. Their escape was
not detected until the relief guard
came on in the morning. Mrs. Sof-
fel, who was in love with Ed. Biddle,
fled with them. All were captured
and shot in desperate hand to hand
fight the following day near Butler,
Pa.
Rev. j. A. Hagaman pastor of the
church of God, Anderson, Ind, has
been dismissed from the pastorate by
the trustees. Henry Moore, one of
the deacons of the church, recently
filed suit for divorce from his wife,
and prepared a complaint in which
he made the sensational charge that
Hagaman had been kissing his wife.
He said that in the night he would
wake up and find the pastor who
lived in the house with him, in his
room, kissing his wife. The minis
ter and Mrs. Moore did not deny the
kissing, but claimed that the pastor
was doing it to cure the wife of
nervous trouble.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-02-06
An Opportunity
Ter Aents-

The year the prosperous year
business and increasing sales.
Nearly every
over the previous year.
During past city have
ceed in annual sales previous prices
obtained quite satisfactory.
The statements the larger deposits
the the freeze. This incredible
fact and oeang every right
ty There Flew dissatisfied but nearly all looking
and expecting greater prosperity and improvement during
Our County producing the
Investors hardly purchasing property
the right prices control Five
proved property purchaser,
prices which payment
made easy.
you have invest and do not purchase
tate control first
located between the Arlington Hotel which
These mortgages draw from interest payable mannay
and the interest has promptly Each mortgage
business property we'll rented.
you any invest pleased you
call at Office what have you.
write
q. .Loper Bailey,
Palatka, Florida.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09

oler 5riibe binaus fabren; oann pdz
rem Die &inber auf ben 8einen uno
Die 4inber tpdren- fir pas 8eriObs
nung8pert unumgGngli9 n0tbigl =
Seuf3enO fiigte ii9 @arrp oieIen
9riinoen unO lieB ii6 BON Mite in
Elm na6e geGegenes Reitaurant f6lep@
pen. unb als bic ibren 9unger ges
fttQt bate, ertlGrte Carp, Die Die
gan3e 3eit iiber f4neigenb unO appez
titlos bageieiTen, es fet ibr f9le4ters
0ings unm0glt9, mod bieie gan5e
LANCE Ra9t in ungepiBbeit 5u3uz
bringen. sic fabre jeBt na4 Steg>
liB 6inaus, Of M}ite mittommen poQe
oDer nt9t.
9agegen mar nun niats alS3uz
ri4ten.
@s mar 3ebn ubr Dor6ei, als tie in
StegliB bor Der 8iGa Dorm anlangz
ten. Die duBere 8ittert6iir mar i4on
peri4lofen, ale 6eniter Ountel,
SIS lit bod unm0gli9, baB Iie
fdon Ollie i'm 8ett fein Iolten!" fiji
iterte Carp, Die ii9 in 3itternOer
Qufregung anI}ite'5 Qrm tlammerte.
r@abri6etnIt4 itbt 96tlpp i'm so
lon oOer i'm @B3immer. Qber mir
BADEN ionit ME i'm Salon Die g3ouz
4doen 6erunter geIaFen, e6e mir Idlaz
fen gingen."
n5ie6it Ou, i'd 6a6' 0tr'5 ia glei@
gefagt," berIeBte W}ite, ebenfdus fiji
iternO. n@us bat bus fir einen Sim,
M}eniGen 10 Bel 0adt 81 iiberfauen!
Sic perOen un5 gar ni4t uufmaz
den."
.N6 bo6, bod! 8ieuei6t 1T Site
mano 5u 6aufe = Dann ie6e i4 me-
niqitens bic 8inDer uQetn.." Garrp
rib ensrgii6 am &lingel3ug. uno
bann perlieB tie auf einmal Der Y}1tb
unD tie rannte Dapon pie Elm 8afenz
bube, Der einsn nnfug oeriibt bat. On
Der nG6iten @traBende, bic etpa
3tpan5ig 64ritte entfernt mar, ma4te
ie 9alt unb pintte W}ite beftig gu,
DAB tie itehen bIeiben iOlIte.
M}tte drgerts it4 it6er bu5 tinOii6e
@ebaren uno pdre am lie6ften i6reS
Meges gegangen. Wa8 in aller 8elt
IoGte Iie antportsn, fpsnn trgenO Elm
bienftbarer @eiIt er56ien uno lie na6
i6rem 8ege6r fragte?. Nber iie blieb
benno4 uuf i6rem 9oiten, benn bic
arme perGngitigte Garrp that ibr gu
letO, uno tie tppQte nt6t f6ulO Daran
fem, tpenn t6r bieGei6t Die erIte GIN
Ttige 8elegen6eit, lire 8tnOer pieOer
gu isben, oOer 8ert6DOQereS nod,
bur6 feige 6Iu6t entginge.
Gs oauerts cine gauge 8eile, big
ii6 Oo o'rin i'm 5auie Gtma5 regte.
@nDli4 fragte 6inter Der Deri4lohez
nen 6au5t6iir cine 6ruuenitimme,
Der benin oraubsn lei, uno 6rau
SiirgaB CAB, pine Die 5rage gu be-
a~ntnorten, ur8eoulDig 3uriit: r44,
bite - lift BENIN NiemanO Don ben
9errf6aften gu 9uufe?"
(SFortIeBunq fDlgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09
OrrI6tsuc:% gnnOIuugen.

Rt6ter at 2arge, (8or
Ri6tsr 9snnis,) Sir 9ienitog, ben
Is. Mai: Baltimore C 8siter5z
topn Surnpite g." gegen n8altiz
more e Qi6ertp 3urnpite Co."
Baltimore e 6arforO SurnPite
Co." Baltimore &c 0orttOpn 3urn@
pite 81" uno nSeru7olem Surnptte
60; So6n Ss%nfin8, @m. Stinner
C Son Ship Building &c 9rp ODD
So. uno Qlice %. 8arratt etc. gegen
M}uDor uno 6taotrat6, I'm 10 u6r
frii6 porlGufiger Qufruf Der Numz
mern 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123
uno 125.
5to0tgeri6t, : (gor 3t6z
ter 66orp,) Sir Montag, ben II.
N2ai: 6impfon gsgenqreiton; 6slsbp
gegtn Limited 8aiInuns &c electric
Co.; 6ren6 8:gsn Qapler; 4belps,
Dodge &Go, gegsn benislben; 8ropn
qegen Limited 8uilpa25 e Glectric
Co.; 8ottner gegen bieiel6e. I'm
2.45 Na4mittag5 Dorldufiger 4ufruf
Der g}rn. 3 Bis 81.
M6t6etIung Nr. 2. : (9or
Ridter 46elp5,) Sir M2ontog: I'm
10 ll6r frii6 porlduFiger Nufruf Der
grn. 5, 7, 10, 10, %, "a, 80, SO,
AZ, 43, As, As, 50, 81, 50, SO, So,
SO, "a, Ct bis 70, Is uno 80.
@atfengeri6t, = (8or ben
Ri6tern @aoage, 8Iot Il, S'8rten,)
Dis 8ormuno ernannt 56eopbilus
Ge0mono fir N}argaret McSntoib,
8iirgI6aFt $1,000, gu Na6loBOerz
lpultern nuroen ernannt in pen Sal
len BON GQen 6, Wiqiam5 81. M}alz
colin 3. 9pion, 8iirgi6uft $4,000;
BON 2ouifa So6niton 9r. 9mig6t 81.
Burlington, 8iirgidaft $1,000. 8orz
MISUNDERSTANDING purben gutge4etz
fen in ben 5GQen BON 9enrp g.
6artman, $12,573; Margaret 5lpnn,
$2374. 8erpaltung5beri4te 8ut9ez
6eiBsn in ben 6duen BON 6runcis
Brennan, $24,187; Qerpis 81, 8ei3er,
$421,179; +. 3. 9aroner, $5069;
G6os, Mc8regor, 1927; 6tippit4
0ilmer, $341, 849; Qmelia 81. 8ooO,
$30,293, Snpentar : 8er3ei4nife
einqerei6t in DEN 5GGen Don @il6elz
nina WiQing, $500. 8ertdufe RAJ
tifi3irt in ben 6GQen oon Charles
Mc2eon, $4,000; MorD 8, Rsiitsr,
$3.50.
6upertorgert8t. = (gor
Ri6ter Wrigbt,) Sir Montag; DOrz
lGufiger Qufruf Der Nrn, l big Is
nm 10 u6r frii4, Sir 0isnito9:
@Or aidter 0O6Isr.) Sir
Montag: Dorldufi9er Nufruf INN 10
l16r fri6 Der Rummern 81 big Is,
Rreisgert8t % 7. 2. = (8or
Ri6ter Mifes,) Sir 6eute: Sacob
QeDi gegen Sfaac 8ergmann.
8unDe8z &reisgert6t.-
(@or Ri6ter Morris.) 9uul 2eFop
gegen Quen MocOOneQ, 3a6lungSbez
Fe6l fir $3O5O.61.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09
Gichfnttrre urn strnhnrrile'

5oIgenbes fnO bic auf Den Itautz
Ii8en Naagen fir 9eu, StroR u. +.
IN. geitern er3ielten PreiIe:
0eflt4e 9eupaoge.
Sen. = 8imot6p, $13 bis SIG,
3lee6eu $13 Bis $14, gemii4tes, $14
bis SIS pro Some,
6~tro6.-@ei3enitro6, 81, Rog9enz
ftro6, $40 Bis $14 pro Some.
Mais. = $40 pro SAP.
WefIt4e 9eunuuge.
5eu. = Stmotbp, $15 bis SIT,
3leeben6eu, $12 Bis $13, 8emiI4te5,
$13 Bis SIS pro Some.
6trpb, : Mei3enftro6, ST Biz So,
RoggenItro6, $12 Bis $14, 9oferitroR,
SO pro Some.
Mui5.-$3.25 big $3.50 pro SEP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09

lie; Sauben, pro 9aar zoe. big 25c.
Gier, pro 9uberb 144c. bis 153c,
S ri4t unb 4te.
tepfet, pro SaB, $500 Biz $3.50;
QpfeIfinen, prD 8tte 1925 Bis $500;
GrObeerer, 6loriba, Loo. bis 16c. pro
Quart.
Semitic; tpetBe 3artoffeGn, PRO 8us
fdel zoe. Bis $780,; 3piebeln, egpp>
tif6e, pro Sad $2.75 Bis $500;
MeiBtobl, pro Crate $3.50 bis $1.25;
runbe Riiben, pro 8uideGtifte Bis
=; 8opffalat, pro 9albtor6 SOC.
Bis &C.,; Spinal, PRO 8uf4eltiit tie
25c. Bis 30c,; Somatoe8, pro 6 Rorbz
Carrier $1.25 Big $3.50; Gpur8el,
pro 0uBenb Toe, bis $1.75; 3u6erz
riiben, pro 8iinbel 4c. Bis &C.; Sell
lerie, pro grate = Bis :; 9urfen,
pro Crate $500 Bis $500; iunge
Grbien, pro Serb 75c. Bis SIPS;
Meerretttg, pro 8ufdelfiite Csc, big
75c.; Raoies6en, pro 8orb 25c. Bis
50c.; 36ubarber, pro 8InbeG Il. biz
lie; CRIME 8obnen, pro Serb SIPS
Bis $1.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09

8affinirter 3uder: pro 9funb, gez
piirfelt, 5.269c.; ~putDeriiirt, 4,865c.;
STANDARD granulirt, 4.769c.; fein
grunutirt, 4.76gc.; GrpitaI, 4.763c.;
Gonfectioners u, 4,564c.; QomiraG
q, 4,413c.; Columbia q, 4.415c.;
geIber, 3.719 bis 4.213c.
@u18fIeiI4; pro qfunb, gan5e
S4ultern, en9Iiid gef4nitten, &c.;
gang tur3e Rippen, 1O4c,; tur8e Sci
tenrippen, lie; Seiten1ped, LIE;
gan3e 2ei6ftiite, 1910; # 66ul=
tern, engI. gei6nttten, &c; Sugar
GureO" 8ruftitife, 124c,; Sugar
Gureb" S6uItern, 93c.; S6tnz
fen, feline, 1885,; o6ne 9aut, 14c.;
9icntc, 95c.; nMeB"z 64peinefleii4,
$500 PRO SAP, S4mal5-in Sierz
ce5, gut raffinirt, 1916; in 5Gfern,
lie.
&affee: 3otirungen fin0 pie fOIgt:
sc. pro Pfuno fir Rto gr. 7;
Santos TIC. bis 113c. pro 8fb.; Wtuz
racaibo 94c, Bis 1876; SABA 19c, Bis
23c.; Motta 18c. Bis 19c.
8er0fteter 8affee: 6, 8. 6, in 3iz
item 1O3c. Bis 10 7f1Oc. pro PfunO;
in 8u6ien unO 6Gden, reiner SABA,
1926. big $780,; reiner M}aracaibo
229c. Bis 23c.; SABA uno Motfa, gez
mif6t, 28c. Bis 285c. pro 9funb; reis
ner Santos 100. biz 1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09
0ciratbs>2 iren1en.

G6arles q. QrmitrOng, q, gr.
SOP, 6uoz9anfonzS traBe, nno Qo@
Die Signart, 10.
So6n 80, 8open, 81, Nr. 3434,
ge6urzQ Denue, un0 Marb u, 5eeneD.
Gilbert S. 9obmann, 26, uno 9anz
ME See Barron, %; Qpplitant SEQ.
81. ger6olo, g}r, 922, 9reenmOuntz
Qpenue.
So6n O'0onne4, 81, unO 8roI6ia
s. 86omas, 26, 8eioe OOn PrinceB
4nn's @ountp, M0.; Applifant g.
.. Osborn, gr, 1925, SliOer : Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09
Ger. Sanger Inn Baltimore. "

NHhN% w" OAAktSA1AbA
6auptquartier: y8ermania : M}Gnz
ner6or : 6ale," Set : prGiioent 8.
8. Wiemarr, g}r. LOG, Gommerceitr.;
6e5t : Girigent: .. M}elamet, 9rG1iz
Oent 6riBS4eiot, Nr.645, Columbia
4penue; correip. unb prot, SefretGr
6enrD 8ieIeting, Scr. 228, p~erlGngerte
@aItern : Nbenue; 6indn5zS etretGr
G6arles N~eren6a6n, 9tr. 604, 60
lumbia : NOenue; S6aBmeifter s.
8. Wagner, g}r. sol, 0eIt : GroBz
@traBe; @etretdr oes Mu1if : Gomiz
te's: 2oui5 9o4, CIR. 2232, DR.
IeunsitraBe. 9elegaten : @er1Qmmz
lung jeOen 3peiten 6reitag i'm M}oz
nat.
.Qrion."
6auptquartier: nU}e6anic5' Safe,
Nr. 317, 8eIt : 6apetteftraBe; Singz
itunOe; Mittpo4s; 9irigent 5, g..
5ranf.
,~6drmDnie."
6auptquartter: Nr. 418, 0eftz
Ja9ettez5 traBe. SingitunOe: Diem
tags; 9irigent: So6n o.. &lein.
IS : % 0 T."
9auptquartier: r@ermania : W}dnz
ner6or6aGe," Or. 40 II. 412, Me7tz
QombaroftraBe; @ingitunoe: 0onz
nerftag3; Oirigent @O. 8Ddner.
n6ro9ftnn,"
6uuptquartier: n5rO6iinn : Sal
le," Ir. 1000, 6reoerid : Npenle,
@ingftunoe: Mittpo65; 0irigent 8.
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rNrbeiter 20 4 If 0 r."
9auptquurtier: QnOreas' 9aQe, Scr.
314, 6unoberitraBe. Singitunbe:
Mittpo6s; Oirigent .. W}elamet.
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le, Ode Nnorez un0 8eafontraBe.
@ingItunoe: Sonntags; 9irigent s.
goe6lmunn.
uQrbeiter 2iebertafeL."
6auptquartier: Neib6arbt's Sale,
CIR. 1923, Weft : YrattitraBe. cling
itunbe: MittpD4s; 0irigent: So6n
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6auptqudrtier: 3Orn's 6aQe, Gde
3. unb @oug6z5truBe 6ig6lunOtonn;
9ingitunbe: Mittpo6s; 9trigent:
s. &drplu5.
,Melpbie."
6uuptquartier:: S. 9tes' 9aGe, Gde
QppzStraB II. 8elair=Mdrtt. Sing
itunoe: 0onnerfags; 9irigent; S.
&arolus.
.8ermaniaz Quortettz
Club"
6auptquartier: Metenber9's 6aqe,
Nr. 116, NorbzPacazStraBe Sing
ftunbe: 9ienftags; 9irigent: S. 9a=
rDlus.
MeBger @efdngbere e / n.
6auptquartier: Sorban's 5aQe, Nr.
"a, Centre Marfet space. Sing
ftunbe: 9~ienitags; 9irigent: S. s.
Sranf.
81 ficaI4rtG Club"
6auptquartier: 8nabe's 9uae, Sfz
Baltimore : StraBe. Singftunbe:
Montdgs; 9trigent: .. Melamet.
vGbetpeiB."
6auptquartier: Noer's 6a1e, Gde
sFaitz unb Gaif@4benue. Singitunbe:
9ienfags; 9irigent: u. @4neiber.
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Nmftionss Mn3eIgcn.
Saniel g. Srintou. annhIt.
21D=guilOiHg.
Ccffentlid d. c r 9 crfanf
Dts
t~pert6poQen Qaben= unb Wo6nAdusz
g%igent6ums
g}r. 8O4, 8reenmountzNDenue,

III. OOOt 0LCCIlIIlDuIlL~ ~pIIluS"
SIM Outrage prs Gigcntbiimers bittct Der unttrs
seibnste am , Onuer # a g, Den 10. Ntat 1902,
3atnittaQs 4 ll5r, Oo5 nab5OlgcnO bti3rttben.
8ruHbtiQentb Il nj an Grt NM Stile aiIf
Difentli6er Nuttion jum @erfluf aus:
9t9inntnp an Der g9titieite Der @re:nmouut@Hpe.,
81 SUB 1 3ol n0rolib BON MaOiionzStroBt, oann
n0rDljb an 8rtsumountz2tpenu 80 GuB. oann tpeitz
LID 63 6uB, Damn iiolptitli6 p 6uB bis 5u1
SbnriouuQ elmer 2iuic, Die uoroipcftli6 81 SUB pom
aHTan9gpunftc qe3oQen miro; Oann iio0itlt9 lurHd
Gil beidlr:r 2inie uuO Olyaa grtH3'no 81 GUS BIS
gum 4uiauq5pua.tc. 3dbri:1tr @canojIn5 80.
Stsies @ruHoftiif lit nit ipci Dreiitodtgen 0:bduosn
btbaut, bsfanut as Nr. SOL UNI sos, 8retHmountz
2luenue. Nr. 804 nuroc isit pielsH 5Gbrsn ais
&dderti INN Observation-Disclosures b,nuBt, uHO
1T init oemitlbeu cine comfortable l%8obnuHJ p:rbnn=
Den; Da5 angrtu3sroe G;Qtnt5um lit cn Nobnbaus;
bieisr 9crtaui .biet:: cine ~Qlda3:noe @:iegtnb,it ftr
GapitalzanIage oosr fir @;ihdit5jpcdt. Gas Qanje
Gi0eutbum purOf 10 bob ME $40 prO Nfonat ptr=
mictbct, 0aiieIbt uB ocrtan pcrs
BEN.
gerfaufg<9Din1uaQcn @oar iHncrbalb 80 Tugsn.
Gin Gtpofit bon 800 miro pom Dsm &duicr Dtr.lngt.
0anjeI g. 8rintom &Hpalt.
9attiiOH & @aban,
02l3,3n,2l Nuttiondtoren.
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Ser gruoaftrnzN arft.
2 RrnhnftR.

adIeoprO gfunO, RepzgOrf, DON
Creme, 6OzpFiinOig, 12c. big 124e.;
fGa9, So pfinbtg, 12c. big 1896;
9icnic, 1896. bis 125c.
QebenOes @efliigel pro Pfuno,
junge 6iibner 12c. biz 30c.; alte Sub
ner 12c. bis - gnten Sc. big
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Au6eufororu GerrdCe.

3u per"fuuFeu Gag ipinidtnstpertbeft',
beancnt uuD poutomuren cineeribtete WobHDaus'
0as fiir tinen ungemtHeucn 4reis in Baltimore anss
eebOten lperoen fann. 6s liegt Dtm 4alin'noauS
i'm r9rui07oiGz9arf" brett 9estnilber, Ut prf's
ltod!g, aus St;iueH unO 3iegtlfsin'n, &hge auI
Dem erit:n Glur. Der 4art, nit ielntn brtitsn
Nfcrn, ieiatr friidcn unO rtiHen Suit, llegt olr'tI
Dititb bon ptmIel5en unp nab> oem Gtt'n nffO
6inttrtbeil DIR QrOBc 8runobcFb poa aitrdnotr
9roDn. Gs bjttet aleg Nng:us5nle, mas Oas yam
fir @ciuaO6tit INN Gr5olunq b;ct.n fann, oons peg
len Ha0tb,,Is IL 9tius auf 0icnfbotsn unO @siles
ipeien. Die @dujGr iinO ntu nm bic 1usDa9l pom
CIR. 1902 unO 1904 miro an0eboten. Ra9jnIraaen Ot
s. 8. Gbripsr,
9lorooft=Gfa Galptrt= uuO 2sgingtOnsSIraBf,
oOtr an Ert unO 5tcac.
Z. morris Crem,
CIR. 1910, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Q22,4,6,S,3 3d., 4,6,8, 40, 2,4,6,8,5WD
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8iehmGrfte.

GafQibertp, 3d., 8. Mat, :
Riubbie6: Martt itetig; 9reiie $3.50
Biz $685.. G6peine: Murtt itetigs
greiie $500 Bis $50. S4ofe:
W2artt ffettg; 9reiie $3.50 Bis $3.50.
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6entioe @nlnbrate.
8dltimDrer Gffeftenz9Drfe.

Etrisist fix cen sEsutf5su GcyrtfponGsnI,nH sss5
>. nm. 9RlSssu0arT & Gs.I
Baltimore, ben s. Mai.
S. 8m. M1ib0enoorf &c So. bere9z
men fir 5rancs: 8antiers : Sratten
auf 60 Sage 5.174, auf @i4t 5.161,
toufmannii6e auf so Sage 5,183-
5.19s. Gei8smart auf 60 Sage
"a 1916, @ulben auf so Sage 395.
Sterling 8antiers auf 60 Sage
4,85B, auf @t4t 4.87s, taufmGnniz
f9e 1859.
8ertdufe auf Der BaIttmOret gFfettenz
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gr. Is, RqrosG6eter > 5traBt, Gin i9on's rrsis
hodges init Dtdr!nor U~er3iertcs 9aus; Grunoitn5
uur SOL.
500 @aar faufeu Elm ipsii5diues @o6H6dus nit
ieds 3immtrn, 9ao, 8angt unb 6urnc:e. Der 3sft
unter lsi6ttu Nb3abluugen, III GGroofzSaitinloTs
an 100 Sub brcitsr StroBt, ntuB ptgsn Abiuidtlun9
eiucs Na6laies ~ortauft ptrotu.
Watbews & 5onc5, $40, 2dpzSutlOtng.
(Dtai23, a.5.,l9
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gDItmartsn : @geutureH.
BerI61tDgne 1~I1oI-l---, -DSi42H
9oIts0eri6fad2:n 0ertauIt

9oItzNert6Idd23n ~0ertauIt
uerDen.
mefbale, 6. g. scott.
VovtzRoab - QurreG 8. Sapplu0toH.
GrrIu5sglpsnUe uE0 61CriioHtrabe - Robert a.
9. 6ou.
q. straBs uuo 6untinooous@Usnu 2oui5
geiaoolar.
Cronoerins - 6ircm Gjn5le.
Torts@lDrue uuo3 p5nions5trabs q. g. 6.
5. unO eouo5zstrabe, 6i8Blanotopa Samss
8. Erunr.
cr1rrfpine George PEI.
0r. ., unions2Dsnus C3ooo5crr0 Clarence
:. WiGiGms.
Prpa6Dao uuO @altimorssStrabs Serge ).
INTERPOLATION, gtnni3lgaaitr ga5ns = 8. o.
Gomosnsstation .gotsimor.sC 6iosgabH.'
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8eF6rbcruug Inn gofIaGem.

grF0rberung tim POfiaGeH.
Qdnge Der erforberli4aH Set CUR Gr>
rei6ung Der Dari6ia0snen Be
itimmungsorte.
untenfe6enO lit bic ungefd6re 3tit
fir ue6ermittelung Der 9o1tia6en ION
BAN 9altimorer 8oF : 9ureau nq&
BEN 6auptiG6li6tn ein6simf9en unS
puspdrtigsn StdOtsn Der3ei4net.
Snldnb.
atlarta, Ga, 10 Gtmosu.
QlaHtjcsGitD, 8.=S.. 6 5tunOsa.
groorlGn, Q.s0., 6 5tuuotu.
burlington, 9:rmoHt, II StuuDeR4
Buffalo, 9.sQ., Is Stuaoen.
6ape Rap, @.sS., 6 5tuuosa.
Gbarlstou, S.=6., 16 StuRDtE-
Gbicugo, Sus., / sag.
GplumRia. G.=G., II 5tuHoca.
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s. Adsr an Der ry8efliben 9tarpldnoer gabn,"
nabe @ { # NJ n It er, bebaut.
239 atcr in y ltimor : Gountp, y
Meilen BON Der Sta0tgreu3e.
TerHer feline 2anoiiB in Mt. g9ai6iH9tOa
uno Gatou5Dilc.
0urrD s. 8cgtftr,
gpr2G, Is, 5&S) COG Union Sruit Building.
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Su perfaufer

Su p%erfaufen;
Giner b:r bcfeu 9nupldse, rabe Gatcngotlle,
u%nocfdbr 0rei @der umfafcnO. g8tro ais Bargain
%pertauit.
Sobn 8. @urf,
&pril14,1 49, 5l3 2afpz8uiloing.
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6euttqe S6luBrdte:

y =. gVUrTSV UuTVr50TUTT
1850 8uf9el; aus ben GlebatOren
3uriidge3ogen 1891 8uf4el; GleDatoz
renz8orrat6 67,046 8uIdeL
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0nfaepo6t! GansRaMfer

Gbc Sic fb tut,6eiotn, bcf9ti3en Sic jane 3tpttz
t6digtn 0duicr, pom eiuem contemplation S1anltsz
fer erri5tct; G:acr, Der gslpjlt 1T 5Dntn AouaE
fir Dollar III Qeben, mn Gin Otanu, DER lopobI als
tltiaereu Details, aIs aud bic ipi3tIgertn 4untts
Der BObnunQen iuipijirt, DE CT BAIT. Sl'ls @anz
fer Iies,n an eiusm Der i30Hit'n Hotalitdten III
Baltimore, bod UNI trOden. &u5 Dem &tlSr f0nnz
ten Sic ejn g8obnjimmer MAIDEN. Alts ut N o"z
Zen @duiern, mas cine balbDtgs perritHTti9e psFIoN
luiniben OOer uparttn tann; fe baben run0e ui'0
qeraos GrOntea, MaruloT=9 Otaments NM z&feppSn,
@b3uQstanal=9 .rbiaoung, t,iut bdBli9en Abortt III
Der garO; Die 9lumbinos arbeit 1T MODERN, oe
0ei3=Npparate bic bat,n. 7ie @OL3drbelt III DE
bette, Die @aHpfptrftr btrteatu t5nncH; DC Sapeiietz
arbsit 1T bo6ftiu. Nacs in AQcm, betsa1tei Dr
fe ais Die btten 3tp:itoft9cn oduier IN baltimore