davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-18

R. H. DUFF, Undertaken, now at No.
544 Jersey avenue. Tel. 5S1.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-18
M4T1zIfS OF FzloE.

Pavonia Brand of Fine Early June Canned
Peas. Tor sale at nearly nil good grocery
stores. and wholesale at the D. E. cleary Co.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-18
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s, 1902.-Fore-
cast for the thirty-six hours ending at 8
z. NJ. Sunday Fair, followed by rain
and higher temperature, tonight; rain
tomorrow; northeast winds
Hartnett's Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-18

The fact that most diseases arise from an
impure or low condition OF the blood. is fully
proven BY Hoods Sarsaparilla-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-10-18
Hartnett's Report.

Choice selection of Cut Flowers and
Funeral Designs,
At COLES, the Florist,
No. 146 Newark Avenue.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-27
WEDDING AT FLORENCE.

Florence, Miss. nov. 23, 1902.
Editor News. "A wedding of unusual
interest was that of Miss Martha Aills
of this place, and Mr.. Jessie Durham,
OF Clarksdale Miss, which took place
at the Baptist church at high noon
Wednesday the 10Th. The church de-
corations were superb, Chrysanthe-
NUNS woven into garlan DIS and grace
fully festooned over the alter. Pre-
ceeded by the usheIs and attendants
to the strain of Mendalsons wedding
march came the bride and groom,
meeting at the altar under an arch
atistically woven with fern and
chIysanthemums, the marriage cere-
mony was solemnized by the bride IS
pastor, Rev. A. L. O'Briant. After
the ceremony, which, was unusually
appropriate and very impressive,
an elegant luncheon was
served at the home of the bride S
parents, DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Aills. Mr..
Durham is ayoung gentleman of de-
cided PROMISE being educated, refined
and of fine business qualifications.
The bride is accomplished and attrac-
tive and belongs to one of the best
families Of the country. The wedding
presents were numerous and many Of
them costly indeed. The bride and
groom left on the two thirty train fol
Clarksdale, their future home. W.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-27

our system of government prohibits
any such. There can be no discrimi-
nation in the division Of the public
money. All must share alike. Just or
unjust it is that way and will stay
tnat way until the laws and constitu-
tlon are changed. And looks like that
can't be done. We tried to amend the
constitutiongat the last election but
we most ingloriously failed. So Tom
II you help the poor man any you
Will have to help the Negro to. Tom
II two starving men were to call on
you for aid, and one was negro
would you let the white man starve
rather than help the negro? Tom do
not believe you would. The negroes
have their churches schools and grave
yards to themselves and in the asy-
lpms and poor houses they are sep
arate from the whites and it will re-
main that way. But we cannot di-
vide the public school money as you
wish. So we had just as we'll accept
the situation as it is and be content.
1t .is foolish to kill our children in
tellectually trying to starye out the
negro, we can't do it. And the best
way to help the poor man is to help
him educate his children, and we
thereby help ourselves for you and l
are about as poor as any and need all
the help the extended school will
offer. Tom if you ale real anxious
about who pays the taxes go to see
Auditor Cole i'll Jackson and you will
find out and then you will be satisfied.
You cannot go back on facts and fig
ures. And if you wont help in this
free school matter only on your own
terms that is equivalent to not help
ing at all. Tom take man who
pays IS dollars tax at the present
rate OF taxation, that man would be
worth 1900 dollars add 2 mills on
that for the extended term, would be
3 dollars all he would pay for the ben
eft OF the extended term, say he is
sending 3 scholars at l dollar per
month tuition per scholar, that would
pay for just l month; he sends 6
months which would be 1S dollars,
you can readily see he gets the benefit
OF 6 months school for only 8 dollars
paid in and has a clear gain of Is
dollars that some one else paid. Now
1BpF6se he sends scholars which
would cost him 36 dollars if he had to
pay it out of his own pocket, but lie
only pays dollars and gets the full
benefit of 6 months term at "a cost.
only 3 dollras. Tom in the name Of
common sense is that hard ship on
poor man. I most emphatically say
no. Tom make your own calculation
and see If I am right. Grim facts
and accurate figures prove all things,
but silly slush proves nothing. So
stop writingI such stuff and get right
down to facts and figures and if you
prove me wrong will throw up the
spunge and quit. Tom you cant set
this challenge aside like you did the
race for the senate, nor on the same
grounds, you must prove your attitude
right by facts and figures or quit.
ALEX PRICE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-04

9ano in 9ano ge6en miifen, Sic
erinnern baran, boB GapriOt ben
Stanbpuntt in Der Pplitit etnfu3rte,
bas peutf4e Rei4 miife, Inn gu poltz
tif4en @ertrGgen nit Seitrei4 : I'M
garn unb StuIien gu geIangen nnO
Die 0rei6unbs oteier
Staten gu erb06en, in pirt6idaftz
li4er 8e3iebung Spfer brtnger.
8ismarf mar Oagegen INNER Der
4nIt6t, baB Elm inniges pOlitiideS
8erbGltniB febr po6l nit elmer Be
tGmpfung auf pirtbi6aftlidem Sc
biete pereinbar lei. 8ie Die maBge=
6en0en &reiie in biefer 9inft4t benz
fen, le6rt cine 8emertung, pel4e Die
nNor0oeutI9e @Qgemeine 3eitung"
bieier Sage ma4te uno Die ba6in
ging, baB bic Grneuerung bes 9retz
bunOs bon pirtbf9aftli6en @on3eiz
iiOnen niemals ab6Gngig iein tOnne,
9as Sbema ,8iinoniB unO 9anoelsz
bertrGge" ptrb 10 na4 alien Ri4tunz
gen ausgei9lu6tet, uno Die obige
Meloung Der nMagDe6urgiiden 3eiz
tung" piro natiirli9 Die an uno fir
Ii9 fretIt9 rein ofaoemti6e 9istuiz
iion crit re4t in 6luB 6ringen.
Qrmeeo.fft3tere ii bic
SlDtte.
Die na9ienDe Accommodating
BON Sffi3ieren Oes 2anobeere5 sur
5lotte tpirb al5 cine fpi8tige Neuez
rung angeie6en. BON preuBii6en
NrmeeOffi3ieren purOen in Dieiem
Sabre At CUR 5Iotte entidnot gegen
II i'm leBten Sabre. gs pirO ba@
bur4 natiirIi3 ba5 prattii6e 3uiamz
msnpirfen BON Nrmee unO 5lotte
ne Ientli6 erIei6tert. 9Orpiegeno
iperoen General TABS : Offi3iere CUR
6lotte abcommanbirt, nm Oas Gee
triegstpeien uno Die 6lottentattit aus
eigener QnI6auung tennen 3u lernen.
Na9 Saul beDrDert.
Capt. 3. g. Stisge, Der Gommoz
bore Der ameritaniI4 en Station, 1T
6etm beorbert por0en, unO an ieiner
Stele nurbe Capt. 3. g. S6eoer,
Der bi5berige Stobsdef Der 6Iottenz
itation Der Nor0iee, gum Gommanz
banten 0e5 grOBen &reu3er5 n@ineta"
ernannt. Der neue 8efe6l56a6er Der
amerifdnif6e Station pirO 4nz
fangS Quguit na4 Ieinem 8eItimz
mung5ort a6reiIen.
NIIerIei aus 9eutf6lano,
Die 3i4uifopstp@6eier iiber beren
@rfOlg bereit5 beri6tet tpurOe, 6at
ii6 als Oa5 peitau5 bette Der bi86eriz
gen PprmOnter N}u7itfeIte erpieIe en-,
Die @gitatiOn 9egen Oa5 0uelIz
llnpeien ma4t itettge 6Ortf6ritte,
9eute BAT Der 9farrDerein Der 9roz
ping Ga4ien, pelder 5a6lrei6 befu6t
mar, einen i4urfen 8ei6IuB gegen
oas 6ort6eIte9en BON 3~peitdmpfen
angenommen. Der 8erein min Dur6
Die Spnobe Die 8egierung oufforoern,
Da5 0ueQ ub3uf6dffen.
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I
8Om 2cBrerzG onbent.
@i4ti8e G~r3ie6ungs : grobleme. -
@ortra8 De5 9rofe7ors QearneO.
- 4nertennung fir bic Oeuti4sn
S6uImGnner.


9ortrag be5 PrOfeFors 2earneD.
4nertennung fir bic Oeuti4en
S6~ulmGnrer.
9etroit, M}i9., 3. Suli. - Die
in Den eri ten 5fpei SiBungen oe8 naz
tionalen Oeuti4 : ameritanii9en Qe6z
r~er6unOe5 CUR &enntniBna6me bes
Contents geIangten 8eferate Iino
o6ne Nu5nabme 2trbeiten Don 5pra8z
li4er unO pdOagOgif4er 8eOeutung.
Sic nieOeripiegeln i'm ernIten 8eiIt,
Der bas beuti6e S8ulipeien 10 DOR
t6eil6oft tenn3ei6net, Die 8riinOli9z
felt Der unterri9tSmet6oOen unD bic
pdOagOgiI6e Heife bes beutI8en
S4ulmdnne5.
9rofeTor 81. .. QeorneO DON Der
Inioeriitdt pon PenniDIpanien belt
in Der geitrtgen SiBung einen intez
refanten 8Ortrag, in peI6em er Sen
GrrungenIdoften 0es 0eutI6t6ums
in Der @r3ie6ungsfa6e uno Der aQgez
meinen tulturelen 6ortentipifelung
oe5 2anoe5 bobe8 Sob 3oGte. Ser
l1nteri6ie0 be5 oeutI4en unO ameriz
fanii4en Qebrers lit Elm gepaltiger,"
Iagte er. nSn 9eutI6lanO lit Der
Qe6rer me6r ais nur 2e6rer, er 6lei6t
gu alien 3eiten audi Elm S6iiIsr unb
ar6eitet Ttet5 an ieiner eigenen Sort
RilDung. Der ameritanti4e S9ulz
le6rer a6er perro1tet uno Da8 lit ba8
QeiDtpeien nit u~nIeren ameritdntf4en
8olt8bilonern. 9ie M&Gnner bleiben
7elten, nenn ii6ar6aupt, bei'm 8eruf,
urO bic 9amen, natiirli6, Die npGsn
6eirat6en," 9rofeTOr 2earneO err
pG6nte 0e5 DeutI6en M}uieums 81
6urDarD, Du8 3rpedS Grfori4ung Der
8ei6t6te Der 0euti6en in DieIem
2anOe gegriinOet purOe II. Dem er ais
@icez9rGiiDent angeb0re, unO eriu6te
ale W}itgIieDer be5 Qe6rerbunbes, ii9
Der Sa4e mad 8rGften a~n3une6men.
NuBer 9rof. 2earneO lieferten mod
9rof. 6. q. BON Der 8rO6en Don Grie,
9a., superintendent 6ermonn 8dl0z
mann pm G~lepelano, O., unO 4rOf.
$. 6. g. b. Sagemann BON Der 6ur>
barb : uniDeriitdt Referate. 9e5 2eB>
teren Nrbeit, r9o8 3iif3eug zines
2e6rer5 be5 9eutI6en," fanO Ie6r 6eiz
fGQige NuTna6me.
Die 3agIaBung 6eidloB ouf Gmz
pfe9lung bs5 5uitdnOigen GOmite's,
fir Die @r6altung Der in MSilpautee
er56einenOen Wonat5i6rift na4
&rGften 9in3upirten, ben @6Onne>
ment5prei5 auf $3.50 gu erb0ben uno
neue 4~6onnsnten 5u gepinnen. Der
8unDes 96aBmeiter nur0e beaufz
traqt, aus Der 8unoesfaTe Die Sum@
me DON $1OO ais 36eilOedung Oes
la~ngiG6rigen Delights 3u 3ablsn.
Die nGiti5en5' 8uiineB 2eague"
BON MilpQutee luD ben Gonbent teLez
grap6iI6 Elm, i6re Sta0t gum mod
item 9orort a%p53upd6len, OO6 tpirb
bu8 Nominations GOmite Dabrf6einz
li6 ct. 2oui5 OOer Buffalo pori4laz-
n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-04
Wus Cuba.

9uOunu, 8. Suli. - Die 3ouz
g%innabmen in 6apand 6a6an i'm Mfp@
nat sunni $3.50 1913 betragen, gegen
$857,862 i'm Stunt 1901, cine gu
na6me BON $31,331.
Yrdiibent galma FAT benz cubuniz
i4en @OngreB ben 9Ian elmer 60rbez
rung Der 9ferOez unO 3u6t
auf Guba 8ugeianOt, tpel6er II. u. Die
8OGfreie Ginfubr BON &iiben unO
Stieren Der Seriep>, 9eponz, 9erez
forbz, portoricunii9en, argentinif9en,
9urbamz unb 9uerniep : aaFe gez
itattet; e6enfo Die 5oufreie ginfubr
pon9engIten BON elmer geipi1en9r0Be.
BON @ieln unO 6Ornbteb aus 6lDz
ribd i'm 9epi9t DON ie $50 pfunb
foG Elm SOL Oon $3.50 pro @tHd gu
entri8ten iein, Qe6nli9e 3onbeTtimz
munger perben fir @ie6 au8 8enez
3uelu, Colombia unD M2erifo porge@
I9lagen; lie limb II. q. barauf bere4z
net, Die Gtnfu6r pon magerem 9ieb,
bas auf cuba gemditet lperOen ion.
gu f0rbern.
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Standardization.

8o8e ter, Mi8., 3. Suli. -
Sin 6ro8t5ug Der nMi4igan Genz
tral=8u6n" entgleiite 6eute fri6 Inn
2 u6r nu6e 86oma8 an elmer Our4
6o6paTTer uno QuSpai4ungen be-
f6dOiqten GtsQe oeS 8abngeleiIeS
unO nurOe oemolirt. 2otOmotiOfi6@
rer Wm. g.. Mc@regor aus Detroit,
Topie Elm 2anoitrei4er, Ramens
So6n O'8rdoD, nel6er ii4 als blinl
Der 9aFagier auf Dem 3uge bsfan'
fumen ums 2e6en. 9rei Perion,
erlitten 8ertebungen. I3
ptttsburg, pa, 3. Suli.
Der QfronzGtl3ug Der n9itts6urql
@eIternz8a6n" coGiOirte um Gttl
beute @ormittag gu 9lenI6ap,
nit benz Butler Qttommooati~
3u8e, unO betOe 3ige purOen E ,,l6
lirt. @ier PuFugiere iinO Oerlea9
nGmli9 5ruu 6. Quinn aus 8afers%
topn, ga, Is Sabre alt (pu6ri9eina
Ii3 t0otti8), g6as. g. 2e8lie aus
Qipinpau, 9a., 6rant 6ranceScO aus
QipinnaG, pa, unO 6rau q. q.
56ompfon aus QoalOn. ga.
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Nnirre ianuaniide Bciiknng.
9eri4ieOene @erbeFerungen in Der
@erpoltung Der SnIel SutuiIa
por9ei9luqen.

SeTlQleOene 8erpe1 erun9en IN Der
8erpaltung Der Sniel SutuiIa
porgei4lagen.
Darlington, o. g., 3. SuIi,
- Wm. 8ladlof, 0tcez&onIu l unD
5t5fal : Qgent Der Ser. Staten fir
Qpia unb Sututld, Samoa, befinDet
ii6 bier, I'm ben 3u~itdnOigen 8eamz
ten 8eri6t ii6er Die Gage Der 9tnge
auf Sutuila gu er~I tatten unb perI6tez
bene M}obifitatiOnen i'm jeBigen 9e=
gierungsipitem Der Sniel in 8orI6Iug
81 bringen. Gr bGlt es fir min
i6en5pert6, ipenn ni6t not6penoig,
baB Die gegentpGrtige abIolute Gonz
trole be8 GommunOanten Der Martnez
ftation iiber Die Sniel auf Die eigentz
Ii6e IDENTIFICATION beI6rdntt pirO
uno Der elbe auBer6alb Der 2eBteren
Die 5u~nttipner zines Gipil : 8puperz
neur5 au8ii6t; ferner, baB ben Gin8ez
borenen tpeiBer 9autfar6e unO ben
penigen GipilperiOnen fuufaiif6er
JfaFe cine 8ertretung in Der Hegiez
rung bur3 Greirung zines 8eirat6s
be5 8ouoerneur5 eingerdumt pirh
unO Die 8efugnife Oe5 2eBteren erz
peitert peroen.
BON bringenOiter NotbpenOigteit
fir Sutuila 6Glt 8laflof Die Qufz
6e6ung be5 gegenlpdrtigen, pOm Maz
inezGommanOanten erlafenen Ser
cots be5 @erfauf5 pon geiitigen Sc
trdnfen in ben 6otels. 0ieie5 Ser
Bot 5at bic S4lieBung Der 6otel8 our
5Olge ge6a6t. Nu4oem bic S3eans
0ampfer ~begonnen 6dtter, in 3utuiIa
Gn3ulegen, ~anItatt ME friiber in Qpia,
tparen 5a6lrei6e 9ouriIten uno 9anz
belsreiIenbe in Sututla ans 2anD gez
itiegen, unD Die 8sI6Gfte in benz 2eBz
teren hatten ii4 raid ge6oben, gum
She'll auf Soften BON 9euti4 Gu
moa. SSn 6olge Oes erpd6nten Ser
BOTS bat ii9 bies gum S4aoen OOn
8utuilu pieOer geGnbsrt, tpes6aIb,
na9 8laflod's 4niiat, bas 8erbot
~aufgebo6en tperoen foIte.
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itreng itnb uno beoeutenb gemilbert
perben fouten. M}on glau6t bier guz
ten 8runo gu Der 9Offnung gu BADEN,
DAB Die GDn3ertmG6te balo cine boq=
itdnOige 8uriif3iebung t6rer Sruppen,
NIT &u5nabme Der 8efanbti4aftspaz
4en, ms 8ert ieBen f0nnen.
Die G6u9 SnbuFrte.
ginem per0ffentGi8ten 8eri6t bes
Genfu5=8iireaus gu 6oIge betrug bos
i'm Sabre 1900 in Den Ser. Staten
in Der S4u6z uno StiefelsSabrituz
tton angelegte &apital $1O1 795, 233.
Ser @ertb Der bier i'm IeI6en Sabre
fdbri3irten S6ube unb Stiefel 6etrug
$261, O28,58O, tpobon $59,115,883
auf 4rbeit8I06ne unb $7,757,7 49 auf
8iireau>@ ebdGter fallen. Die 3u6l
Der 6abriten betrug 1900 pber %
Pro3ent tpeni9er, ais i'm Sabre 1890.
Sn Den gleuzGnglanbzS Staten tperz
BEN fait so Pro3ent oler S6ube in
ben Ser. Staaten 6ergeiteut. Sm Sab
re 1900 betrug Die 3a6l Der in ben
Ser. Staten fabri3irten 68u6e uno
6ttefel 219.235,419 9aar, pber fat
81 Pro3ent mebr, al5 i'm Sabre 1890,
nel4er PrO3entioB iid fat nit Der
8eD0Iterung53una6me beft.
GBef De5 SnfuIar 8 il
reau5.
@uf 8rlnb Der gum 8e7eB er6o6ez
men P6ilippinen : GioilreQierunqs6tu
bat 8rieg5IefretGr Root ben Gapitdn
Clarence 81. Gbparo8 nit ben @r6eiz
ten zines Chefs bes Snfularz8iireau
De8 8rieg8=0 Departments betruut, II.
5lpar nit Dem Stang unb Dem @e6ult
zines Sberiten.
Die @u5rottun8 Der 8ifz
fell.
Ginem 8eri6t be5 Getretdrs 6es
Srnern an Den 9pr19reB gu 6olge gtbt
e5 in Dem @ebiete Der Ser. @tauten
nod 1143 8Iffel, BON benen fi6 iez
bod nlr 72 in einem ~poqitGnoigen
3uitanOe Der Srei6eit befinOen, nGn1z
lt6 so in Colorado unD Der 8eIt i'm
rYeQopitonezPart," Sn Canada lit
Die 3a6I Der 8iiffet gar ouf $3.50 3uz
fammen gei6moI3en.
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= Qleranber 9ebbes, zines Der
prominenteiten MitglieOer Der geperz
betummer Don Ghicago unO G6sf Der
5irma 9e0Oes &c 60, 1T in S4ott@
lamb geitor6en.
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Sumter : Wbisten.
". LANAHAN { SON, 20 Lightsstr.

9unter 86isteb.
". LANAHAN & SON, 20 Lightsstr.
3prburD Rpe : @bisfep.
FISHER BROS, lis w. Baltimoresstr.,
&affee - ungebrannt nno 9ebrdnnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO., 4l
Exchange=Place.
2anbipirtbf9aftli9e 9erGt6e unb SGs
mereien.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., $50 N. Paca,
Str.
Mebgerz unb Ginmader : Wert5euge.
]. P. PFEIFFER & SON, 200 N. Paca.str.
Sel, 5arbe unD Glds.
c. II. wINKELMANN & CO., Is W.
PrattsStr.
Srnamentale Srabt : Qrbetten
DUFUR & CO., 81 N. Howardsstr.
9usz unb WetBpaaren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., 9 w. Balti,
moresStr.
Stiefeln unb S9uhe.
CARROT, ADAMS g. co % Howard.Str.
Sbiiren, 5enIterrabmen, RouleauE.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO.. 400 o.
Pratt.Str.
@iener 8Gderei.
RICE BROS, 3l2-34 N. Gay=str.
Wddqe1 uno o3ubeb0r.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., 1871 L~ightsstr.
gffig, pidels, &raut, Gatiup u. |. M.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO., 4A
Nord Charles=Str.
GnSctail=G eidlGffe.
Siamunten uno S6mudia6en.
WELSH BROS, 5 O. Baltlmore=Str
2innen= unb Beibnaaren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 212 N. Charles.Str.
M0bel unb Seppi4e.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR., & CO, Is ".
BaltimorezStr.
SriebbOfe.
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, Office q
w. Saratoga Str
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Sruit : Gompugnien.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.,
Germans und Calvert=Str.; John Gill,
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm. ]. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
CaIvertsStr.; ]. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
]. 3. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.
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2ebensberfi 6erungs : G%ombagnien.
MARYLAND LIFE ms, CO., 8 und 10
South=Str.; w. II. Blackford, Praes.;
John W. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
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8anfiers unb Mafler.

HAMBLETON & CO., 9 SouthsStr.
ROBERT TAYLOR L CO., II SouthsStr'
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON (Est. 1882,
FayettesStr., Postamt ~gegenueber.
RICHARD d. FISHER & SONS, g !. Gals
EertsStr.
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8anfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Baiti'
more> und CalvertsStr.
SPERRY, JONES & CO., Calvert' und
FayettesStr.
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Gummt : Sleiber, Madtntoihes uftD.
G. A.. zIRKEL & CO.. 70 E. Pratt Str.

~syenTerglas, Sldi3en unb &0rte.
THE BAKER GLASS CO., 12O Hanover.
Str.
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Ga. % - q
die Soft8, Die In Inner Gekautt Ha1
Inter ~ UTl
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ROYAL ms. Co.. Sun Building.

S~nbutrtal : 8erii9erungs : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 W.
Fayette=Str.
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LoWNDEs & REDWOOD, Stock Exchange
Fl. f. BACHMAN & CO., 2O6-212 EQuitas
BILE Building.
GUSTAVUS ODER, Is %SouthsStr.
CHARLES B.HOBLITZELL & CO., 20l
OstsGerman=Str.
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entpfe6fenswert6em Sinans-,
Gnsrcs- nno GnSetatG-
@ef6dffen.
Tinansienea
8dnfen.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, IT SouthsStr.;
J. d. Ferguson. Praes..; II. B. Wilcox.
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK,
Baltimore und Liberty=Str.; Chas. w.
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason Kassia
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATlO'
NAL BANK, Lombard und So~uthEStr';
Chas. T. Crane. Praes.; Carter e.. os'
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTSCHE BANK, Baltimore und Hoi'
Iiday=Str. A. H. Schulz. Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS Mas
TIONAL BANK. Howards und Gers
manzStr.; Lawrence B.. Kemp Praes';
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK. IA N. Eu'
taw.Str.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes.i
w. Marriott, Kassirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-04
8trO bic BoIenfrage
# u0iren.

9rofeKor Grnit b, Safe, pelder
portge5 Subr i'm @uftrage Oe5 Rei45z
Martneumts Die Ser. Staten be-
iu4te, I'm Die bortigen S4iff5bauz
9er6dltnii1e tennen gu lernen, 1T BON
Der preuBii4en 8egierung nit Der
Nufgabe betraut porOsn, Die Yrobin3
goien gu bersiien, oas ptrtbf6aftli6e
un0 fo3iale Qeben, fonie lire 8e3iez
6ungen gu ben beuti6en Iniieolern gu
ituoiren unO Gm~pfeblungen gu ma
Gen, bamit Der neu belpiQigte Infte=
helungsfonO cine 5pedentipredenoe
@erpenDung finOet, 9r, b. 9aae Be-
abii6tigt, brei Wo4en gu pferOe Die
inntren Oiltrifte Poien's gu Dur4=
itreifen, UNI einen gtnblid in Oas pplz
nii9e 8auernleben in m0gli61terGnt=
fernung pon ben grpBen Stdoten gez
ipinnen 81 tDnnen.
9erlGngerte 6anbelsDerz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-04

1~eriteuung bes 6rieOen5 i'm Nr6iPel,
GinieBung elmer pouItdnbigen Gt=
Dilregierung unb 4mneitie fir Die
Sfpr -rten Offi8ieu un9etiinOi9t,
- G6uffee unO feline 8ruPpen gez
IObt. - Opiter 8ap ouf Song
SslonO pirb pd6ren0 Der nG6Fen
brei Monate Der @iB un1erer Ge=
sierung Ietn. - 9ie7es unb Scenes
aus Der 8unOes6auptitaOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-04


Die nMagOeburgii6e 3eitung" Be-
ri9tet, buB Die italieniI9en 9unOelsz
pertrdge nit 9eutI9lano uno Oeitz
reid bis gum Sabre 1905 berldngsrt
norben Iinb. 9araus niirbe fotgen,
bab audi Der beuti9zDTrei9if6e 6anz
belspertrag I'M elm Sa6r ~perldngert
perben tpiro, fpsnn es ni9t bereits
geI6eben lit, unb in 2eBterem piirOe
ferner ber8epeis liegen, DaB bic beutz
I6e 3e%gierung, ibren pieoerAolten
GrflGrungen getreu, es able6nt, fi6
Der agrarii9en Me6rbeit bes Hei6s>
tags auf 9naoe unD 1ngnabe aus3uz
~liefern, inbem lie iber ben &opf bes
Parluments binpeg Die 6anoelsperz
tru9szPOlitif auf eigene 6auit ii9er
felt. 9umit lit aud oorldufig Die
8efiir9tung 3eritreut, baB Die MG6te
bes Oreibunbs in einen pirt6f6aftz
li9 DertragsloIen ,3uituno gerat6en
m09ten. Die 8lGtter, tpel6e bur9
Die gegenpdrtige politii9e StiGe iebr
a~usge6ungert iinb, Dentiliren Don
Neuem Die Rdufig er0rterte 6rage, pb
politii4e Qqiun5oertrGge unb 4b=
madungen pirt6f4uftli9er Iatur
ii9 nOthpenoiger Deile e~rsdn5en uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-04

Die notwithstanding fam
nd4 8utOiinten enti4ei0en, mann Der
rdugemsine un0 poQftGnbige 6riez
Oens3uitanD" eingetreten lit. Selbit
penn Der PrdiiOent auf 8runo i6m
etna bur9 bic MilitGrz 8eb0rben 3uz
fpmmenber 8eri9te bic le6er3eugunq
getpinnen iolte, baB Der 6rieben 6er>
geiteut lit, 10 pdre er mad MaBgabe
Der 8eittmmungen biefes 8eieBss
ni6t i'm Stanbe, bic gommiIipn gu
5pingen, inn in benz Slime gu 6eridz
ten. Die PbiIippinen : @ommiiiion
blei6t na6 pie por Der ein3ig muBge=
6enOe Regierungsfattor, 10 LANCE es
ibr ni4t ieIbit gefdut, hire 9rdrogoz
tibe ~auf3ugeben, refp. Oteiel6en nit Ell
ner @femblp gu t6eilen. 0as neus
.8efeB gepGbrt nun Der y&egierung
Der 8biltppinen," pprunter borlduz
fig eben bis dufWeiteres bic Commit
lion gu beriteben 1T, rpeitge6enoe BE-
fugniHe binii9tli9 Der 0ispofition
Offentli6er @der6auz unb SORT
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Gtearren unb Sabaf.
L. H. NEUDECKER CO., Centre=Markts
Space und Lombard.Str.
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Ddmpfmai9inen, aefel, pumpen.
WALLACE sTEBBINs & SONS, Charles.
und Lombard=Str.
Evening star., 1902-08-20

IL d WlLCON,
ma. ave.
l113 f ne, b, 6r,w,g.13.3o
2715 NJ. (. Or. W. :. .13. 90
1419 2Sth, f, Or, cel.12.O0
1922 26th. Ar, W. .1o.30
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La ave, heated
rms IS. SO, Sl2.50, $50
FLATS.
1871 Goth, 6r, b, I'd q. $50. 90
1907 Pa av, ,5r, b, heat I. .35. so
914 23d, 1st q, Ar. b .30.50
1915 7, Ar, b, I'd q. $3.50
1915 T, 4r, b, Sd n. 1000
$50 Goth. Ar. b. mi. 1850
FURNISHED.
1915 10th, lar, 2b.S150.00
1410 Goth, Tor, hyrni. 125.UO
HOS 24th. 6r. b. mi. 40. 90
STORES.
1919 14th, 1r, eel, W. $50. 80
213S15 Pa av, store. 3r,
water and gas. :. $3.50
900 10th sw, ,sto, Or. .cl1S.00
1856 24th, 2r, ,sto. ,g.iS-o0
2125 Pa av, 1r, w,g. 1850
1859 32d, large rm. IL. so
STABLES.
1912 G, 2s. .ch, w, g.S15. 90
31l f. b, 4r. ,3s. W 1880
1142 18th, SIS, wr,l,w.1 so
1924 X. b. IS. wr.l, W 10. 90
920 18th, 3s, wr, ,l,w.. 1000
21O9 g. b,3s, wr.l.w. 1000
l16 18th, b,3s. .wr.l,w.1o.0 90
t2012 X, IS, VIZ, !, W. 500
lS23-31 L. 5r, W. 90