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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
DR.. N. S. Cohen, Specialist


Dr. who
of the
Office Little Rock,
tire
full charge of the office will
ens and friends DR. Cohen
Philadelphia and has o
Phladehia
rheumatism Malaria Scaica
Piles Fstula Nervous Blood
spectacles scientifically
tell Consultation free
Removed 2o2I2 B.
m m. to 8
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11

A fool and his money are soon part
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11

Rocky Maintain Tea taken now will
keep the whole family well. If it fails.
bring it back and get your cash. 35c.
Ask your druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
bARD AND GARDEN.

NAY be readily t"ansplanted
gtoo thick.
aould not be allowed to grow
10 form around young fruit
buy any kind CT fruit trees
simply because they are
ransplanting it is important
ht the soil is well filled in
roots.
purs to one developed bud,
lrr the old wood the higher
e fruit.
nlution of poultry droppings
pderful stimulant of plant
may be used weekly with
" rotted manure should be
pund the grapevines. Fresh
Feltes the growth. but does
ii.
fees should be mulched as q
against extreme heat and
ero0tS are small and usually
Grface.
lns trees to grow as a wind
quite an item to have them
owlng habit and of as near
foliage as possible. Plant
kv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
q a. sToz
ssss,s,, sss,. the f1' y! Hay: Away: Bought

Mother-Now is the time to have
your little ones take Rocky Mountain
Tea. Keeps them well all the year.
Great Medicine for children. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
[,easus STRENGTH

worth More Th""
.''ealar ,,so Power. -
NAN was doing some OF
.ratioual stunts. Evl-
s.in .s0rrnance was free from
Y muscles spoke for that,
case and enjoyment in
,pents' ', exclaimed
s's ,snt in a front row to his
1u. 'an M'd give all | eX-
'p'' 'aow of the classics in ex-
,'at satI physique. Just think
''..nnss-unlimited .ns endurance
I With that and a fair
there isn't anything a
accomplish A., uo,,no
siasrl. 80 - ;s, bo
Irat S,ttle may generally be to
md skillful, but it isn't IT. Just tEa
'',nerb 'sa that counts. To tell
N you've inherited some
Is', ! worth more to you than
muscle you could put on in
mean your stomach
course; that's important
Lrtbins, my boy. Now, sup
NJ tell you that that big fel-
!, in greater danger of col
rou are likely to be if you
[,re Of yourself and exercise
|tor.' .,o.o
|,hat possible? He is the pic
[hb and strength
n do you say to this fel-
\ the physician, drawing a
1 from his pocket. 1t was
kof an athlete not much the
terjor of the strong man.
kn,' continued the medical
[np to me for treatment re-
4 needed it. The flesh was
|rpc off him. He was losing
| |day, You see, he had sud-
Ised."
rs the trouble?"
/, I'm not telling you any
, but it's astonishing how
truth is overlooked.
10 stronger than his stom-
tomach isn't far better than
4 Americans, look out! This
mine had changed his food,
NJ near costing him his life.
too quick to envy the strong
10 ahead with your classics,
dng twenty minutes or so a
ii directed exercise" New
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
CA . II % 7T
s'. Bears the ~ The Kind 1 V. Have Always Bought
signature ss G@xNZzz(zzm

Cut your coat according to your
cloth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
Iron Mountain Route.

On April % to 27, inclusive. the st.
L., l. M. and S. Ry Co. will sell round
trip tickets to Los Angeles, or San
Francisco, California, final return
limit June 25. On August to 8. in
elusive, with limit of September 80.
and on June to Z, inclusive. with
limit of July 81 at rate of $47.50. For
routes and stop-over privileges, call
on agent
n. v. ATWOOD Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11

Listeners hear no good of them
selves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11

root Necessary.
I Colqueen of Louisiana
W. 20 the street one day by a
sio evidently did not know
'ell me-" asked the un.
!" Is the best lawyer in
replied the colonel with.
aeled surprised.
oe said; II should like
Prove it." INV
s,. 's to prove it, SIR" thun.
''ael; II admit it."-New
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11
Turkish Delight.

nal sweet called Turkish
y travellers in the east are
We 10 not difficult to make.
an ounce Of gelatin, pref.
aear imported sheet varie.
ms been soaked for two
'sy little cold water. Bring
porcelain pot a pound Of
'ogar and half a cupful Of
sddlng the gelatin, and boil
aufe dropped in cold water
=, 10 the finger. After it has
aly Tor fifteen minutes add
one lemon and a table,
IMandy. Pour to cool in a
suea has been wet in cold
~ !ne mixture as it stiffens
.;.4 IKE earamels. Each piece
"u powdered sugar or roll
fsMper.-New York Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11

"Get a Girl with
an Appetite for
Breakfast''
Were the instructions given one sent
out to chosoe wife How many Of
our lady citizens could qualify in an
examination like this. If you never
feel like eating your breakfast there is
Something
Radically Wrong
With your system and you need good
tonic to get started right. We have
lots Of them, but Van-Sales Extract of
Celery is best, gently but persistentIy
working on kidney, bladder and liver,
thereby toning up the whole system.
Price ST.; bottles for SIS.
Anderson Meyer Drug Co.
Open TIL Midnight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11

w. v. ..sHs7 = s4-.a. Sssssa:.Ssa - u
DE- HOBBS Sparagus Pills all kidney Ills Sam.
PIE Tree. ACC Sterling Remedy CO., Chicago or n, y
Jack Of all trades, master of nore
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11

Idleness is the incubator of great
many small sins
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
lOc, 25c. II c. c. c. fail, druggists refund money
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-11

Don't cook hare before you catch
it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
Wnnfr0nfrr nm Werf

&itu8piIIe, Pa., II. W}dr3.-
Die 5armer5 8ont bOn 5opn5Oile,
i'm 6ieTigen Gountp, purOe leBteRa6t
BON Gin6re6ern 6sim8eiu4t, nel4e
oas @epOl6e iprengten un0 $1,000 big
$4,000, Dapon $4,000 in g&Oten, $1,000
in Sil6er unD Der 3eit in Sob, err
beuteten. W}an fat feline SpUr DON
ben 8er6re6ern.
RemcoftGe, &p., y. Mdr3. -
Ge68 SpiB6uben roubten 6eute frii9
$45OO in 8aargelb, cine QuantitGt
SSupelen, pel6e Dem 8anfzPrG7iOenz
ten Syfaac 20. 8eup geb0rten, iODie
$500 in 8Oitmarten, Del6e Der bic
iige Boitmeiiter bepOntrt Bate, aug
Der 8unt BON 0epcaItle. Die 8ez
no6ner Der Na6barT3aft rotteten ii3
3uiommen, purOen ieOO6 bon ben
3Gubern in S6a6 qe6utten, uno bic
Qebteren entfunen nit i6rer 8eute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
Trau Soft, prdiibentin Der 8altrien Gis
fociation BON Chicago.

syruu Gut6uriue Soft, prdiibentin Der
@oltrien Q(fIociatton bon Gbicugo, f4reibt
in cinem neuerli6en 8riefe 6olgenbes:
5649 Cottage 0robe @benue,
g9icago, 81.
ns8etannt nit 5en b06ft sufrieoenitels
Ienben ReIultaten Bel Gjebruu6 bon Pez
runu il 6Gllen pon einem abgez
ftumpften @nitem un6 elmer 5uidmmenz
debrohenen Gonftitut;on babe id bieies
oft anqeratben unb es freut mid, iiber
bas po6lperoiente Sob berientgen fpre4en
gu t0nnen, nelde es probirt bu6en. Gs
bat grpBe 8or5iiga. Sd erfenne es nit
sgreuben an" = Srau 6 Gathertne e
8 oft.
8riefe ber Sunf6arfeit BON berf6teoenen
eSnititutionen bes Qanoes on Die 5dbrt=
fanten BON peruna 3eugen BON Der Aoben
Mnertennung, ipel9e bie1e Snittuttonen
bieIam Nfittel 3ollen.
sFruu CLARA Murfemsr, 6aus6dlterin in
Der sslorence Grittsnben Nn6oruge Mil
finn in Chicago, fhrei6t foIgenben 8rtef
bon 3O2 G6eitnut=StruBe, G4icago.
,Iernna lit 6as bette Spnte, tuelfes
tt) fiir alIgemeine ShwGd)e fcnnen IerTte,
cine ii6ere &nr fir 2eber=gei geihperoen,
unb Elm ME febleuber SrDner tn. 6allen
bpn SDspepiia. Sd babe es anf an9c=
uenbet in ssGllen pun metblidcn nnregel=
m1Biafeiten nnb idluahen Jterpen, 9es
nD6nlidj BET bieiem @eidJledJt nno babe es
iebr befriebtgenb gefmnoen." - 5ran
Clara Wiafcmer.
Sin Bud, berfaBt BON Or. SurtmoH
fiber bic berT9iebenen 4bItufungen BON
auturr6 unb beren 8e6anblung; ferner
.SeuItb unb 8eautp", beionbers fiir
sFruuen geT8rieben, ipirb frei an irgeno
cine 4brefIe gsianbt BON Sbe Peruna IEsa
bicine Company, Columbus. Sbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
3laOwag 4 Co., IS CIm'Str., u.>9.

Sym Sabre 1892 nuroe er ouf Dem De-
mofratiI6en 3idet gum @Ouperneur
erpG6lt, uno 3Dur NIT elmer Y}e6rz
6eit Don $4,000 Stimnen in etnem
Gtaate, Der oamal5 ol5 ii9er repus
blituni18 gait. 8dbrenO Ieiner
2lmt5DerpaItung trat er in i4drfen
8eqenIaB gu Der 8unDe8 QOminiz
ftratipn unter GleDeIanO, neil Oieie
pd6reno oe5 groBen GtienbabnSStrtz
teS 3ruppen na6 G6icago IanOte.
Gein @er6alten in iener 1tiirmii4en
3eit erregte oiel llnpilen, nod i6dr>
fer berurt6eilte man Die Don t4m an
georDnete 8egnaoigung Der G6ico8o'er
2tnor6titen. Die 6Olge mar, oaB er
i'm Sabre 1896 al5 GunOtOat fir Ell
nen 3peiten 2lmt5termin DOn ieinem
repu6litaniI9en 8egencanOiOaten S.
81. Sanner nit 100000 Stimmenz
me6r6eit geI6lagen Duroe. SeitOem
mar 2It9elO Elm 6reiIil6erz u.8rqanz
WfQnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
GinunO,wunsis @rni6en crtrunfcn.
Gin WG1iiIiipiz9ampfer bur9 einen
Sturm gum &entern gebra6t uno
unteroegdn9en.

u1ter9egdn9sn.
~8id8burg, W}iT., II. W2Gr5.-
Der geitern Mttttag bon bier na9
9apis 8enb abgegangene Pafetbamz
pier rGitp Of 9rooiOence" gerietb UNI
80 l16r beute frii6 gu Son, auf bem
See unlpett Oabts 8eno, in Die 8abn
zines beftigen Sturmes unb tpurbe,
ba er nur febr lei9t befra9tet mar,
gum &entern unb llntergang gebru4t.
GupitGn @iQtam GafiibD, G6efz Snz
genteur 3aupt, Glpbe Scott, Elm 8erz
treter Der n@idsburg Oil WiQs," Or.
2ancaiter, Elm angeiebener 4r5t aus
Der @egenb bon 8almnra, fopte 13
Yaiagiere uno 9edurbeiter, gr0Btenz
t6eilS Neger, ertranfen. Die Saz
milien bes Gupitdns Gufiibb unb bes
Srn. Scott ipobnen bier. 9erS9Ieppz
bdmpfer ySoe Seap" lit dbgeI6ift
tporoen, I'm Die 2et9en Der Spfer gu
6olen.
(SpGter.) - Die ertrunfenen 0edz
drbetter, tdmmtll9 9teger, Itnb II an
Der 3abl, 10 baB Die 8efammt3abl Der
Opfer q betrGgt. Die &ataitropbe
ereignete ii6 gegen 2 ll6r beute friib
nube Some Gambling, auf Dem 9almpz
ruzSee, unb tpar Die Syolge zines tpz
tlonartigen Sturms, ipel6er bas
feline Su6r5euggdn5 pl0Blt9 iiberfiel.
9as lei9te 9ol5pert Der oberen &az
iiite ipurbe BON Der @u9t bss @inoes
total pe9gefegt, gIei4 baruuf tenterte
Der 9umpfer unb ging in 40 SUB tie
fem Wafer unter. Die Bafagiere
unb Der grDBte She'll Der MdnnI9aft
lagen CUR 3eit nod i'm S6Iafe unb
ertranten glei9 Staten in elmer Sale.
g1ur neun BON alien an 8orb befints
li9en BerIpnen entqingen bam Spbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
Gine W1roerbanbc in grrns.

&unf q SCI tn, W}o., II. WtGr3.
- @iner Spe3iaIDepeI4e aus 8eauz
mont, Ser, 3ufolge bat Mattie 8enz
nett 6eute Dem S4ertff eingeitanben,
baB iie ba5 9aupt elmer aus peiBen
WGnnern un0 Negerinnen beite6enben
Rduberbanoe mar, neI6e felt W}onuz
ten elm @eI6GFt oaraus ma9te,
Tremoe in i6r (U}attie'5) 6auS gu
lOten, iie bur6 9roguen gu 6etduben
ooer nieber3uI6lagen un0 gu berouz
ben. @enn bic Spfer Der N&tB6anoz
lung erlagen, 70 tpur0en ibre 2ei8en
mad benz 6tuiTe geI4leppt unO in's
@aFer geporfen. Grbolten Iie ii9
aus i6rer 8etdu6ung, 70 purben iie
auf irgenb cine a6gelegene StroBe gez
nDmmen unb bort liegen gelaRen.
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glb bnH &crmunu.
y re n 3 e.

8ermu6a, Y. Mdr3. = 0aa
Ser. Staten S9uIi9tff yGFer,"
Commander gt4arb 8. Davenport,
1T na4 YOrttpnn, 8u., a6gefa6ren,
ND e5 am 16. 3. M. untommen oiirfz
te. 9as 5a6r5eug lungte am 28.5ez
bruar bon elmer tpeitinoif4en &reu3s
fnhrt bier ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
0lite in 6abana.

6abana, Y. MGr3. = Sri. .QlicC
gOOieOelt, ,3O6ter be5 prGiiOenten Der
Ser. Staaten, fam 6eute in 8egleiz
tung elmer 2ln3a6G 6reunbe, einI6IieBz
li9 bes 8unbesIenators Sbomas s.
glatt, duf benz 9ampfer pMascotte"
aus Campo Ela., bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
@6pere Strafe,
S0lti9 GOwarO anetOet Srfano.
Scr fGnialid)e SeIud1 attf Der 9rii
men SnIcl in eSOI8c Scr sort berr=
id1enocn @abrmng rerIhU6cn.

@ieber elm Sfanbalpro3eB in 2onz
BON. - @rGftn 0e Ga 8drr berz
tlagt t6ren @atten ipegen 8orentz
baltens i6rer e6eLi4en Re4te. -
General 0e 0et uno YrGIibsnt
Stenn pieber i'm Oranie 5retz
itaat aufgetau4t. - Sin 9efe4t
in Der 8apfolonie benefit, baB Die
8oeren bort nod immer Cont
manbo5 i'm 5elbe baben, - Wtez
tbuen's g}ieberIage.
2onDon, 12. W}Gr3. - 6eute
purbe pTFi3ieG angefiinOigt, baB Die
porgeI6lagene geiIe be5 80nigs
GbparD na6 SSrlanb fir DieTes Sa6r
aufgege6en nprben 1T.
0a5 4ufqe6an oes 8eIu9es in Srz
lamb mar bic 5oIge elmer ips3ieuen
@mpfe6lung 0e5 &abinets, nel6es
ben renitenten SSrlGnoern einen fpez
siellen 8eipet8 bes t0nigli6en lntptlz
lens gu geben niini9t, uno anberenz
t6eils audi beFiir6tete, baB Die Nnpez
ien6eit Des 80nig5 Goparo auF Der
griinen SnieI inmitten Der bort 3ur
3eit 6errI62n6en groBen lln3uFrie0enz
beit unlie6Iame 0emOnitratiOnen hefz
beifI6ren f0nnte.
QBie es 6aute 6eiBt, fam 0as 8a6i=
net in feiner geitrigen SiBung gu benz
S4luife, oaB Die 3eit CUR 0ur4fiibz
rurg Der oraftiTdengeitimmungen Der
rGrimesz "9ltte in SrIanb mod ni4t
gefommen. 9o6er nirb CUR Qufl0z
fung Der nllniteO SriI6 2eagus" nod
ni6t gei4ritten perOen.
Wieber elm Sfanb balz g r o.
3eB in 2onbOn.
Qonbon, II. N}Gr5. - 8rGfin
0e Ga @arr bat cine Slage gegen
i6ren @atten Garl 9e Ga Warr einz
geleitet, Inn benielben 81 5lpingen, Die
tbr borentbaltenen e6eli4en Re4te 3u
betpiIIigen. Gs er6eQt, baB Der Carl
feline Satin Dor 3pet Monaten pegen
unbertrGQli6feit berlieB, unb Der
Nusgang bes Prp5eifes pirO III 9iez
iigen @efel16aftstreiien nit @punz
rung ertpartet. Gor1 De Ga Darr
bat pGbrenb Der IeBten paur Sabren
6dufig cine 8ole in 2onboner @en~
iatton gefpielt, numentIi4 in ben
@riinbungen Der n9oolep Gompugz
ME" in pel6en er als elmer Der uriz
ftofratif6en 9ireftoren fiqurtrte. Ser
Mo6nfib Der 6amtlie 9e Ga Warr 8u
8udburt, Suffer, mar frii6er cine
3eitlang bon Qnorep Carnegie gez
intellect.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
Die Mntpo ort bes BRIT i
den 8etter8.

u II O Z >.
2onbon, IL. MGr3. - Die
Shines" beantipprtet eottorieQ bic
geItrige 3ebe beS 5rei6errn b. gti6tz
boFen nit 6olgenbem: n9a Der eng
liI6e unb amerifaniI6e Better 10 gut
nit einunber ite6en, 6Glt e5 9eutf6.
Lamb bieIei8t an Der 3eit, ben 8eioen
Elm Better gu fetn. 9a5 lit Qqes re6t
f6On, bod bus englii6e 8olt pirb
ni6t bergeiIen, baB e5 2lmertfa lit,
bem es bieIe rii6ren0e Nnnd6erung
berbantt. 9tefer llmitanb tpiro 3ipiz
f6en un5 unb unIeren 8ettern in Den
Ser. Staaten Elm neues 8inbeglteo
btlben, pG6renb bieie uno mir nit
gebi6renber 6er3Ii6fait ben peiIen
S6luB Der beutI9en Regierung be-
griiBen, baB e5 pobl lei, nit ben eng
lid ipre6enben NeltmGdten uuf
gutem 5uBe gu leben."
q 3ri i6ten BON De SO ct
uno Stepn.
6eiGbronn, Sranie 5reiituat,
II. MGr3. - Man meloet bier, 0aB
General De Wet unb Prdiioent @tepn
Die 6uupt Gi7en6u9n Qinie in Der
Na9t bom 9. N}dr3 fiinf W}eilen n0rbz
li6 bon Wolbe 9od in tpeitlt6erRi6z
tung treu3ten.
(gine bpm 5. W}Gr8 butirte OepeI9e
bes QonDoner vStanoarD" aus Brez
tpria gub an, Stenn un0 De Wet Ieien
i'm 0iitritt l1tre8t, Sran5paat, in
elmer Gonferen3 nit Dem 8en 8otbd
beqriffen. lltre6t liegt et1pa 160W}eiz
len BON @olbe 9pd.
@efuIIene 8oerenfii + rsr.
&apitubt, II. W}Gr3. - eSyn eli
ner am 10. MGr3 na6e Yearfon, in
Der &aptoIonie, 3tpif4en britiI4en
Sruppen uno Der 8perenzStreitma6
he5 Gommunbanten 6ou6e itattgez
funbenen 9lGntelei tpurben Gommanz
bant Spenbaal unb 6elbfprnet Ban
Der WaIt get0btet.
Setges 8efinbeG,
Qonoon, II. MGr3. - Ni6ts
lit bier in @erbinbung nit @eneraG
2pro Met6uen's Nieoerlaae unb Sc
fangenna6me nit meAr S6mer5 unO
S6am empFunben lporben, dl5 bic
S6atIa4e, buB 500 berittene Qeutc,
alio na6e3u Elm gan3es Gegiment &dz
puqerie, in tpilber 6lu9t baponitoben
unb pDn ben 8oeren bier W}eilen peit
berfplgt fpurben. Wfan ntnlmt dls
ein3igen Sroit an, baB Die Sgetglinge
Die iiingiten 8etruten fir Die geoz
manrp paren, troBbem uber fte6t Die
SbatIa9e feit, baB bteIe 5Gu9t, Die
iiberuu aIs cine S4ma6 fir Die britt
fae 8affene6re betra9tet nerben
tpirb, Der betriibenbfte @orfa1 in
2orb &it6ener's 9iobsbotI9aFt iit.
Met6uen's 8er1ufte.
2onbon, II. MGr5. = 9as
&riegsmintIterium per0ffentli9te fol-
genbe 8erluite @eneral Met6uen's,
fppeit bic Sffi3iere in 8etra9t fomz
men: Qieutenants Banning, Ne16am
unb 9artIep unb Oberit Wilion tobt;
General Wfet6uen unb Sberft Sopnz
fenb, lebensgefdbrli9 berpunbet;
Gupt. Sutran, Qieutenants Dennis
unb Qogar pon Der rSmperial geo.
manrD" unb 2ieutenants Wfitforb
unD 5iBputrid, idper perpunbet;
lieutenant Squires BON Der rSmpez
rial g)eomanrp," lei6t bertpunbet. 80
Munn fieIen uno 72 tpurben bertpunz
bet.
@as ben gunft unbetrifft, BON
pel6em aus General N}etbuen ben
ber6GngniBpoIIen Marf4 untrat, Der
3u ieiner acknowledgement Rieberlage
fii6rte, 10 ipurbe beute cine 8eri9tiz
qunq befannt gegeben. Die GngIdn@
Ter bru6en auf rem Wfurih nad
2i4tenburg ni9t BON Winburg. tpel>
DIES i'm SraniesGreiitaat Iiest fons
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Der gi6a Dsrbraubsn gar pies 2.uts ibren gors
ratb i6ra Rruft, oeribU.nOTiib. Eas glut ocrs
armt uHO balD JeigcH 8leibubt, StApdb:, S9pins
BEL DsrltlopieH uor ausm abIr DtaQeH= uuD Qcbers
leiJ.n Hebft 9tlbubt ban Gtriaq an, Der Hibt dns
0tr5, ais tootlib cuDeu tluu, iU:Hu man Ribt Oa5
rttts Nitts! anDenOst; D. b. ME atbtUdbrteu ct.
RtrnorD GyauterpiutH, Bic MIR ans oeH befttu
9HlBsudiIsH ipeleu iiir ois o;,.uu1 i0lber RraHts
bttsjutdnos JubereItst iptrOsH. usbtr3u6t Gu9,
nit DJce Sluiroe U0rbay. . Cents. Als NpotbeIan.
tSi 90, Ea.S&S1
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8. g. 0riiTtb & Gontp.,

Oar. 80. fffsSaIttmOrcsBtrdke.,
(eeasuiittr 9auobtr=Str.,)
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bic 9arD.
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Wdro.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
SOspcpfGc,

Mtgrdne, iaurcs Quffobcn aus ocm Waocu, gljoS
ftdt DerbHtct Ol bic gcnOicneH Spci5n bre crHdbs
r,nbeu getunOtbeilc eur GrbuItuuq beg R6rpT5
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bttfeusrH.
9r.is 25e BRO S6a6tef grfauft bon aleu
qpotbticrH oOsr mad Gmpiang bes 9rcti;s pci 9Oit
QeiuHDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13
CeiOUn un0 Sd6mer3en.

R,i Ropfrsb (stntrlti os miaraus ODER uro5sN,
3dbnptb. Raralqi,. R6eumatismus @trsui6UB,
Sdmfr,eu uuo Sc5Bdht i'm Ritd,n i'm Gidgrat,
cocr in DEN Hisrcu, @eibpcro;u in Der 2bcrqe0eno.
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3cu i,Her art Qspdbrt bic NHDsEounq pom &ao'
mans Rcooo RtlieF iofortiqs GrtidterlrHa mo
beF,n eriQt Eaqt Ianq fortadtBtcr Sebraua bs7
t9rft cine psgmQusnte 9cilunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13

. - 0iQen,
s. II II u 9


Die Qsbsr fotDt Die 9,r0uuHQs =CrgaUe Die
F@srite unO bette QlsDiJiH in Der g8slt fir
s. Ct ;tg
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9trftftt Der uung piro erlau0t Durtb
GtuntbmT bon 8 q N rs 9iltsM gBtuu
g1an Oiss tbut 70 mirD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13

NltgelD mar BON btrefter DeutI9ar
Qbitammung. gr purDe am 30.9es
8en6er 1915 in etnemOorfe Bel 8erz
lin geboren unb fam ulS tleines &ino
nit ieinen @ltern na9 2(meritQ. Sain
Batter IieB iiA 3uerit auf elmer 6urm
in gti9monb gountp, S6io, nieber,
ND Der iunge Qltgelb nur cine man
gelbafte @r3ie6ung er6telt. 8ei'm
2lusbru9 bes 8irgertriegeS, fuum 16
Sabre alt, trat er als 6reiipiuiger in
Die Unions Qrmee elm unb md6te
ben gan3en &rieg nit. 0arauf purO
er 9orfi8uImeiIter in W}ifouri, ituz
0irte ne6en6ei Die Ha6t5piTeniauft
unD pur0e i'm Sabre 1872 CUR 4ODOz
tutur 3ugelaFen. 9rei Sabre fpdter
fam er na3 G6icago unO gelungte
bur9 s5leiB unb 3ii8tigteit i6neu gu
elmer eintrGgli9en 9raris. DIS De-
mofrat na6m er regen 2lnt6eil an Der
9olitif unb canoioirte i'm Sabre 1884
fir ben @ongreB, purOe aber gei4las
qen. 3pei Sabre oarauf parb er gum
Ri6ter Der Superior Court DonGootz
@ountb ernG6lt unb ftano fiinfSu6re
als @6efri4ter bieiem 9eri4te Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13

eintrt.f, pi, beftiq oS,r psinigerO Der 5&mcrk
rem otr an Rhsumatismus 2siOtros Der oat benz
Sie6bett 2isQenot, Der S6Dabt, Der 8rapptl' pr
an Perpoftdt gl,uralqis o0sr auotreu Rraufbsittn
9eioeuOe III troulDsn Bat
Raepap's Rraep RclIsf rutEb ioforttae Stnet'
.,... mn RrIaIhternrn nrn6hrrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13

6oaa 12. MGr3, - 6isr berrf4t
S5reuOe ii6er ben @ie9 Der 8oeren.
Die StraBen 1inb nit elmer unabie6z
barren Meni6enmenge ungefiillt, mel
DIE iiber Die gfa4ri6t boiler @ntbuz
Iia5mus 1T. Die Bulletins her 81:
tungen iinb bon 8olts6aufen umz
brGngt. Ser nHotterOamer Gourant"
fagt; nQBir rufen 9urra6 nit ben
SSrldnbern fir 0elurep un0 feline
8oeren!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-13

GaImk&S
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02

Arthur B. Winter of Three Lakes
has been visiting with relatives in
Faribault and St. Paul during the
past week.
VIM. Derwent of Minneapolis,
father of Mrs. O. W. Mcmillan,
came up from that city early last
week, and will reside in Redwood
Falls for an indefinite period. He
will make his home with the family
of 0. w. Mcmillan.
The Redwood Falls band was
called to Renville by telephone last
Thursday morning. The boys left
here on Friday and played at the
races and ball games that occurred
in that town on Friday and Satur-
day. They returned home Saturday
evening"
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02

There are now between Is and
20 row boats on the lake, all owned
by private parties. Fifteen or 20
more are likely to be placed on the
lake before the summer season is
over.
The Democratic State convention
accepted the recommendation of the
Redwoo county Democratic con-
vention, making Leo Aftermath of
Wabasso d member of the State CEN
tral committee. James J. Green
was made the member from Brown
county, NJ. E. Mathew from Lyon
county: J. NJ. Freeman of Olivia
from Renville, while Yellow Medi-
cine county did not ask for repre-
sentation.