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The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-13
Letters to Santa Claus.

Dec. 8, 1902. Dear Santa Claus:-I will write you a little letter. Send me some overshoes and send me some gloves and a sack of candy.
 Alvin Goforth. Dear Santa Claus:-Please send me rubber ball and pop gun. l want a pair of gloves, a red false face, a poke of candy, an orange, sack of marbles and some bananas. Bring mamma a nice lamp. Bring me pair of rubbers. Good-by santa.
 I am nine years old.
 Adrian FirestOne. Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring me pair of gloves, a rub Der ball, toy engine, a poke of candy, an orange, black false face, a sack of marbles and some bananas. Bring my papa nice neck tie. Santa, l am seven years old. Good-by.
 Timothy Firestone.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-13
Fills a Deadly Attack.

"My wife was so ill that good physicians were unable to help her," writes M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind, but was com pletely cured by Dr. Kings New Life Pills.'' They work wonders in Stomach and Liver Troubles. Cure Constipation, Sick Head ache. 25c at Poynor & Morrow's s drug store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-13
Auditor Beach in Trouble.

According to the following from the Eureka Springs Times Echo Auditor Beach of the rail- road company is having troubles of his own:
 "E. G. Beach, auditor of the St. l.. &. N. A. railway, was arrested Saturday evening by Policemen Carroll and Logue on a warrant charging him with
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-13
The Pride of Heroes

Many soldiers of the late war wrote to say that for Scratches Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Corns' Sore Feet and Stiff Joints, Buck lin's Arnica Salve is the best in tha world. Same for Burns, Scalds, Boils, Ulsers, Skin EruP- lions and Piles. It cures or no pay. Only 25c at Poynor & Morrow's Drug Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-13
NEWS OF TEN YEARS AGO.

The fOliOWlng paragraphs are clipped from the issue of THE TRIBUNE of December 15, 1892:
 T. s. Phillips talks of emigrat- ing to Texas soon.
 T. o. Walker was visiting on Osage last week.
 What has become of the candi- dates for postmaster?
 Stroud and Qualls are buying up another car load of hogs.
 Mike Coxsey returned Sunday afternoon from St. Louis.
 w. J. Meador came over from Eureka Springs on business Sat- urday, returning Monday.
 Atty. J. I. Worthington was in Green Forest Monday on. legal business.
 w. A. Butt now occupies l.. E. Harbert's property on the north side of the square.
 MerchantJ. Shipman has rent ed the Foreman property and has moved his family thereto.
 Andy Cox returned last Friday from Texas where he had been visiting for the past six weeks.
 L.J. Leatherbury is engaged in showing goods over the counter at J. Shipman's.
 Christmas will soon be here. What about an entertainment?
 The inside work and seating of the M. E. church will soon be finished.
 Elijah Wise has purchased lots in Grim's addition and will erect himself a residence in town. N J. B. Taylor and wife have again taken charge of Hotel Pleasant, and will be ready for business in a short time.
 Bill and Ed Collier, sons of Wm. Collier of Dry Creek, came in from Texas last Friday on 8 visit to their parents.
 Work on the new school build- ing has been delayed this week, on account of material. MT. Gib- son hopes to complete the job next week.
 R. D. Galloway had several wagon loads of sand dumped off along on Main street Saturday.
 Our new neighbor, the Carroll ton Sentinel, seems to be well pleased with it's new location, and is starting off with a fair adver- Using patronage. We wish 1t success.
 There will be a box supper at the Grim school house one mile west of town on next Thursday night, the 22, for the purpose of raising money to buy stove and repairing the school house.
 J. B. Taylor accidentally fell off his wagon while unloading his household goods in front of Hotel Pleasant Tuesday, sustaining some very severe injuries about his shoulders and back. He was in quite critical condition at last report.
 Miss Bob Crockett is an aspir- ant for the position of postmis- tress at this place and has about 275 names on her petition. Miss Crockett is a very deserving young lady, and with her exper- ience in postal affairs, would make number one postmistress. -Carrollton Sentinel.
 The following item is taken from the Boone Banner: Sheriff Eoff had everything in readiness last week for the execution Of Andy Hudspeth, who was sen fenced to hang last Friday. But on Thursday morning a telegram from Gov. Eagle arrived, notify ing the sheriff that he had respited the death sentence till December 3Oth, 1892, in order that he might examine carefully the testimony in the case on the application for communication of the sentence to life imprisonment. This is an unusual case, owing to the pc. culiar circumstances connected with it, viz: That the body of the victim has never been found nor any traces of it, yet the evil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22

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gr ppGte fetn 2eben fir tie lofen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22

Santos 74c. Bis lie. PRO pfb.; Maz
racaibo 94c, Bis 1916; SABA 19c. bis
23c.; M}ofta 18c. Bis 19c,
9er0Iteter &affee: 6. 8. 6. in &iz
item Zoe. bis 1O.20c. pro Pfuno;
in &ii6ien uno @dden, reiner SABA,
1926. Bis &c.,; reiner N}uracai6O
224c. Bis &c.; SABA unb Mottu, ge>
mif8t, 28c. Bis 281c. pro PfunO; retz
ner Santos 19c. bis 1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Gieafmtters uno strnhpreiie.

6olgenOes iinO Die auf ben ituutz
li9en 8aagen fir !6eu, @trob IL. +,
m, geitern er3ielten Yreifie:
OefIt6e 9eupua9e.
9eu. - Simotbp, SIS Bis $16,
&lee6eu, $12 Bis $13, gemii4tes, $14
Bis $15 pro Some,
.6trob. - N~ei3enItrOb, So, 3ogz
genitro6, $12 bis $14 pro Some.
@efIt4e 9eupuuge.
6eu, - Simot6p, $13 Bis SIS,
&lee6eu, $12 Bis $14, gemii4te5, $12
Bis $14 pro Some.
@trO6. = @ei3enitrob, Sc Bis
So, &Oggenitro6, $12 bis $14 pro
Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Noitmarten : 4asnturer.

BerI6ieDue S1aot.4t. .oeI@tn
POlt>8ertbiad:n pertauft
tperoen.
R.fOaIe, 9. 9. Scott.
9orf=Roob 9uru,a s. sappinoton.
g~orfuasapsuue urO 6arriiOHfrabe - Robert G.
6. 6nl.
q. Strob. unb 6untinoOOusGSsnus - Souls
RtiHOoaar.
CrauQepiQe - 6iram &imble.
Tort=aotnue uno9 obHioHsStrabs - %. 9. 6.
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6. 5runr.
Crarqepiae @corQe Ben.
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8. @iuidms.
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0ap.
INTERROGATION, 9suufplOauisr gabn. 8. s.
9ronH.
COMMUNICATION. .galtimoresO BiO.ga6n.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22

StndnnaH, Ohio, 20 etpnben
Gouncif4gIufis, Soipa, 2 9aqG.
6oncOrO. &.sp., 10 5tunOsn.
9eHptr, COLORADO, q Sage.
Stfroit, DRi6, l Id9.
@alOsAsH, 5sras, 2 9ua. 5 SfRHeScs
6arrisbure. 9a., 3 Stuuosu.
6%artforo, GoE7rticut, y StuHbgH-
indianapolis. SuO., l 9o9.
SadiOE, WliihiFppt, 2 &oge.
Sadionoils, FlUri0a, | Tag.
&aHias=Gitp. UtiFouri, 2 Iage.
2ittlt Rod, Irfauics, l 9nq 10 stuRss
2outsbiae, RD, l Sac 2 StHnotH.
Dtsmpbis, ItuR, / Gag ) Stuuoen.
4tobile, @labama, 15aQ 3 5tuuoen.
gforiolt, 8irgiuieu, II StuRotu.
PfipfCrleaHs, ga, | JdG 10 StuE0th.
Staot RsDs9ort, 5 StuHOeR.
Omaha, Rtbrastu, ? 3cgs.
@ortlanb, Maiut, l Sag.
QortlaHO, Crcaor. ) 5oge.
philadelphia, Ia, 3 Suuoa.
9ittsburg, IA, Ii StuUOen.
9rooiOcucc, RS, Is Stuacsa.
RaIeigb, R.sG., 10 StuHoen.
St. 2ouis, MiIoUri, ! 9aQ 6 SturbeR.
q. QuuI, @iHntiota, ! TAG II StuHSe@
can frdn3isto, Gul, 4 Sage II StunheRs
9o0eta. 3ouias, 2 9aes,
Bolton, Wtaf, IS Stuu0sn.
Wuslanb b.
Bremsn, Stuti5ldub, 9 Gage.
gucHos @orcs, Srgertiuien. % Ta8G
@altuttd, grttiid=N uoisn, Sc IdQe.
Stmerara. gritiibs8uiaro, is 8agG
5ouG.Rouo, China, p Eass.
Siuofton. Samcita, 5 EaGy.
2%ioerpopl, Gngtaub, Z 9ags.
Quiern, SGnsti. 10 Gage.
etaot Merjip, Werifo, ; EaQe.
@tosfau. 8usIuuo. 2 5aae.
Banana, Ser. Staten BON Colombia, 7 3ast
Garis, franfrti5, : Gage.
Gut6ee, GoLaoo, 2 SAGE.
Rto be aautiro. groFit,z, 25 GAGE.
Rom, StulieH, 10 Rags.
Ct. Sobus, 0sufunoianG & Soqt.
ct. PETERSBURG, RuElGRh 70 Tags.
S6Onte, Guitralieu. 81 Tage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
grf6rbrrnno INN 0uFIaden.

grfGrbernng bnn gufIa6eu.
Qdnqe Der srforOsrli9en 3eit our Grs
rei8ung Der Oerfdisosnen BE-
ftimmun9sorte.
untsnftebenb it Die ungefGbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der Po1tfa9en con
benz 8altimorer PoIt : 8ircau mas
ben bauptid9li6en einbimif9en unS
Quspdrtigen StGOten per3ei4net.
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Qtlauta, Ga, 19 StuHotH.
&tlauticsGits RS, 6 StuHeen.
@rOOfipu, R..Q., 6 etuuDsH.
burlington. 8ermout, II StHEscss
Buffalo, R.s0., Is StuHbsH.
Gaze Wap, RS, 6 6tunbsA.
Gbarldton, s.=G., Is StuRetA
Gbifaqo, Sus., l Sag.
Columbia, 6.EG.i IL 5tuHosRa
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gu 765.
6eutiae EAIuBrQte:

W( s.-OS 1eutl9e Uldls3uIu9t
betrug 12,4O5 8u76eI; @erIunOt BON
ben @lepatoren 447 8uf4el; @leoato~
renz9orrat6 1929 8uIdel,
6eutige 9dIuBrate:
@ioIi4er peiBer Il ~
SiiDli9er gel6er 70 II
SumitagszS dtuBrate:
SiOli4er petBer ..--1
Siolt9er gelber 30
Safer. = 9eutige 9afer3ufubr
1888 8uI6el; aus ben @lepatoren 3uz
iitge5ogen 4671 8uI4el; Gle0utorenz
@orrat6 64423 8u76et. @ertduFe:
1 8aggon Or. 3 peiBer gu 59!, 1
8uggOn Gr, 2 peiBer gu 55, 1 8agz
gOn gfr. 2 petBer gu so.
" =
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8rocertes unb probifipz
mem.

JI1uIUV PuutU To UIs To-
@uI5fleif4: pro 9funb, gauge
SduItern, engIif4 gefdnitten, 1O4c.;
gang tur5e Rippen. 124c.; tur5e Seiz
tenrippen, 13c.; Seiteniped, 1916;
gauge 2eibitiide, 1876; Sped S9ul@
tern, 11c.; nSugarzGureb" 8ruitz
iti6e, 14c.; nSugar<Gureb" @4ul=
tern, lie; S4inten, feline, 14c.; obne
6aut, 143c.; 9icnic, 1Oc.; n0leB"@
S4peinefleif4, $3.50 PRO SAP;
S9maI3 = in Sisrces, gut raffinirt,
lit; in 5dfern, 114c.
&affee: Notirungsn finb tpie folgt:
sc. bis 53c. pro PfO. fir Gio Nr. 7;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
9arleben auf GrnnoetgentBnn.

Sarlebcn pun $500 bis $4,000
auf @runOeigcut6um in Der StaOt uno DEM 2anoe,
~nieorio. ,3ingruten. :. ID. 9errp & g On,
Nr. 225, ct. 9uulsStrabe. (aPrilll,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22

S6iTsfarteR
Hah unO bon Garopa abss Bremen 0Oee &auss
burg beiorSt bic
0gpeSitinn DeS -TeItideH eorreTponSeuten,"
GsEB.p&6s 6GltImoTtsStr URe 8oirO ihce=a 5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Mnseiaem.-3 berfanien.

Gtanearer&d bsM afd, nen-Saar pier erech'
Spci Waibinsn in tins 9od= uno Rettsnltl1.
Viaigftsr Sra binsn=2aoen in oerStdot. Sbarles
&. 6batrsr, Rr. 664. gBeitsSaItiniors<StraBs.
Gi4A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
86Tel
0dEe!

@GFe! Y6He!
az Esiie in RuslanAe beior9t iuHerbclb "a EtlbS1D
Az ben taleHo bsr0bJeiegtem |IeIle
@oHarn AGtrs,
ES&lxar@Gs &GltimnEss : trays uae EeR@9Eessae&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Ser grDnuftrns Warft.
g 8rD0ufte c.

~ q I Ill : y y y u /.
9GIe-pro 9funb, NetpzDprt, boG
Creme, 6O~pfinoig, 1O3c, Bis 1O4c.;
flu6, 36zpfinOig, 103c. Bis 105c.;
9icnic, 1O31, Bis 104c.
Qe6enoes @efIiigel PRO 9fun0,
iunge 6i6ner 13c. Bis 15c,; ate 6ii6z
ner 1876. Bis 13c,; @nten 81. Bis
13c.; Gauben, pro Paur 15c. big Zoe.
Gier, PRO 9uBeno 153c. Bis 1876.
GrH6te unb GsGbfrH8te.
2(epfsl, friib rsif, pro Sap 75c, Bis
1925; 9firii4e, PRO &iite 4Oc. big
65c.; Gantaloupe8, 6Ia., pro Grute
SOC, Bis $1.50; 9eiOel6eeren, pro 81
mer 4Oc. Bis 45c,; 8a1ermelonen, So
bis SIG.
Semitic: 8artoffsIn, prO SAP 50c,
bis $1.65; 8nie6eln, pro 8prb SOC.
Bis $1.OO; @eiBfobI, pro !9unoert
$3.50 Bis $3.50; 8opfialut, pro 8u@
f6elfiFe zoe. Bis 25c,; Somatoes, pro
6 Serb Carrier 400, Bis 50c.; 3uder~
riiben, pro 8inoel IL. Bis lie; 9urz
fen, pro &orb 25c, Bis 30c.; CRIME
8o6nen, pro 8uI6eI 300. Biz &c.;
M}uis, pro 9uBenb st. bis &c.
8tpceries unb 9robtftpz
mem.
Roffinirter 3uder: pro Pfunb, gss
piirfelt, 5.211c.; puIperiiirt, 4,813c.;
@tunOorO, grunuIirt, 4.713c.: fem
granulirt, 4.711c,; Grpital, 4.713c.;
Columbia u, 5.364c.; gel6er 3,363c.
his 4 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
@psaidGs@6IitferNuQ q,

sSebe Senbung, bic nit elmer Spea
3iaIs1O4Gents zU&arte uno elmer iolz
den 0&g gcpDbnIi4sn POrtos 0arfeben
lit, pirO iofort na4 Qntunft 0ur4
einen 5pe3ialz8oten ausg2tragen, I'm
9e3irf ie0sr freien N6lief2rungStas
tion, oper aber i'm umfreife BON bier
Meilen elmer iepn onoeren PoItantalt
in BEN Ser. Gtdaten. Die &6Iiefsz
r~ungstunoen iol6er Ssnoungen Iinb
in ben 6reiyNblitferungsTtatiOne BON
7 u6r Morgeng Big II llbr Qbsn0S
il. alien anberen 9oItIdtiOnen. SPss
3iaI 9otienoungsn t0nnsn on alien
Ser. @taatsuzPoItdmtern aufge8s6sn
p&rpen.
QusGdnbif&s Gsnbungsn.
1. 9ie Staten fir ale au8ldnbi>
f6an Gtdaten uno i6re 8OIonie'H
(aus9enpmmen Canada unb Merito)
Tino bic foIgenDen: 8riefs Big gu Is
@ramm d un3e) 5 Gent5. ginfoA:
goffdrten 2 Gents bds Stid. 8udz
Qntport 3urten 4 Gents bus StiiG.
,3%situngtn unb onOere DrufiQ4en /
Sent pro 2 un3en.
8er7tsgeIt. = Jrgsno cine PofYade
nirb al8 b~eriNgelt Qngsieben, penn
oieIsl6e 70 perPadt lit, OaB cine griinbs
l:6e 9riifung obne Sbdoigung Der
u%m6iiuung o0sr Deg Sn6alIs ni4t ers
m0gli4t nirO.
Na9ienoun gen.
grieFe unb 9oItfarten perben frei
ben g~mpFGngsrn ooer Q6ienbern BON
elmer Qoitan1talt CUR onOersn nd4gss
I6idt, trenn Der MunI4 ouf benz um@
ihlaq ausgebrutt lit. POitIenbungsn
Der dnbaren &laTen tDeroen nur duf
8erlQnoen uu6qeIanot unO ptro oann
an geIfimmungsorts Elm 3uiaBpOrtO
bon Der 606e oes Ori9naliaBe5 be-
re4net tperDen.
3peiter SLATE (3eitungsn Il. 3eits
fhrifttn) / Sent fir 4 un3en.
9ritter RlaFe 8u4er, @irtulars}
1 Gent fir 2 lln5en.
8isrter 3lafe (Bauren) l Sent
pro un3e.
Gunabd.
DisIal6en Staten unb 8%toingungen.
ais in ben Der. Staten, nit Qu5uab=
me, baB gsmiI6te 8aufmonn5pdaren,
pel6e Mot .als Bono fios" 9anosl5s
Mufer qeIanOt perOsn, NIT Der Puts
htpo1t berIunot perOen miif(en. RauFs
mdnnii4s S4riften gu oeh gspD9n'
Li6en Staten.
ginIarei6t0ebubr 9ofsauH4lug)
8 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Bnltimnrer Wnrftbcrimte.
Cgsrtatet fir Den s2tuti8eH GOrrtipOnOenten y

ISsrfafet fdr Den a0Ial@EH 00TrtI90H0IRfen.7l
Baltimore, Den q. Sult.
Me6l.-0is 6eutige M}ebl3ufubr
belief fi4 ouf 16,489 TdFer, elm
idlieBli8 8767 6dFer 3u Occult
9oint unb 1897 5dFer gu Canton.
&iitenOerianOt 104 Suffer. Martt
i'm QUgsmeinen ru6ig unO 0a6frage
un6eoeutenO. . ie Preiie itsuten fi6
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y Z ) { u. TX TT0rr9t TcTI7T1z
3uf16r 6s3iffsrte ii6 auf 147,415 8uz
f6el; @erfan0t BON ben GleDutoren
10000 8ufdel; GIeoatoren : @orrat6
526,172 8u76e1. @ertdufe: 10000
0(1tn,tT+ 5,t 7e1
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8ertdufe auf Der bieiigen Gffettena
8Dr5e.
FIRST CALI

1000 SsdbOaro, 4r So
1900 unitsD aailDaps, 3ue............... TOYS
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&oT, StulitH, 10 TuGs.
ct. Sobus, 0:uiunoianb. & SoQt.
ct. Petersburg. RubGR0. u 8d6G.
SeOnte, 4uitralieu. 81 Gage.
Ger. 6tdditn 8elbauDet'
fungen-
&nIpsifengen Bis CUR 90be pom
$3.50 toitsn 3 Gsutg.
Q%npsifun9en ii6er $3.50 Bis $500
toften 5 Gents.
4npei7ungen iiber $500 Bis $1,000
toiten 8 Gents.
QntpsiiunQen Gber $1,000 Bis
$1,000 foIten 10 Gents.
M%npeiiungen ii6sr $1,000 bis
$1,000 to7tsn y Gents.
4npsiiunqen iiber $4,000 Bis
$4,000 toItea Is Gents.
Q~npeiTungen iber $4,000 Bis
$1,000 tOItsn 18 @ent5.
QnpetIungen Hber 5000 Bis
$4,000 to1tsn 20 Gents.
N%ntpsiIungen ij6er 5000 Bis
$1,000 to1tsn Is Gents.
QntpeiTungen iiber $500 Bis
$4,000 foittu 80 GenIg-
9anbeIspapiere - 9attte bis gum
@eniat BON 20 l1n3en 5 Gents;
9adets iiber 10 lIn5en f4per, 10 Gts.
lob 9eI6lofen, DDer ni6D nit Nusz
na6me Ron Granddaughter nit beifolz
gsnben GOrrettur 8o9en, fernsr ale
berieqeItenG o1en Cisbe untsnfeRsno)
2 @enls pro In5e, nit Nu5ndbme bon
8riefen in 9oIt : StdtiDaen, ND Die
QotIa6en nift du88stragsn peroen,
1 Gent pro hinge. qOit : Rarten, ie l
Gent.
3peiter SloI7e BpfIo6er - 3eia
tungsn, pisrteijd6r(i6 OOer SITTER ers
i4tinenbs 3eit56riften, pel4e ni4t
gratis pert6%iIt merDsn. 9ds augez
meme 9ublitum be3a6lt Dafir nit
GiIen6abn Marfsn gu Der &ate Don
ie l Sent fir 4 lln3en Dber 3beIle 0as
bon, neun ni6t perisqelt.
0ritter 8Id7e - (geDrutte, feline
8lancoz9Itsr), Girtulare, unbere 9ea
brudte SQ6en, Gorretturz9Ogen un0
b~eifol9enoes ManuIcript, 8alentines,
M3tTtf : NotenblGtter, 5eliotppe5,
G6romos, 8latdte, 2it6ograp6ie'n u.
gtorutte Qn3sigen i'm QQgemeinen,
fGmmtli9, psnn ni6t b~erIiegelt. /
Sent fir 2 lln3en poer penigsr.
8ierter 3IaTe-Daoren unb Mus
ftsr, 8luncoz8ii6er Il. 9apiert, @r5e,
ale @aasn, tpsl6e ni6t in irgsno ei>
ner Der anOersn &luTen eingef6loHen
uno i6rer g}utur na8 ni9t gefdbrli4
ober perberbli6 fir oen Snbalt Der
anbsren POitfQ6en finb. (@tn ipes
3ieQs5 @eIeB ieBt bag Porto fir ga
mersisn. Q6Ie9er, 0ur3eLn, Spr0Bz
hinge unb 9fIan5sn ouF bic 8ate Don
einem Sent fir il 2 un3en fet.) 5d4s
borQenannte Qrtitcl nj4t mebr, oIs 4
9funb betragsn, 1 Sent PRO un3e ooer
fir ieoe 2 un3sn oOer beren 8ru4s
t6sjl.
8~oarenpro6en - 9adete Bis 81 4
un3en 2 Gents; 9odste I6er 4 uu3en
f6per, / Sent fiir ieOe 2 Un3eu ooer
bsren 8ru6tbeil.
MuTter p6ne Bertb - S0<gts
Di6t 81 un3en. 0iefe 9odets Ourfcn
na6folgenoe MoaBe niat ii6erI4reis
ten: u 3OG lang, 8 SOL brett unO a
3ou bod. 82nn auf9ero1t, birfen
fe y 3oG lang un0 6 3OQ i'm umz
fange fein.
RegiFrutiongge6ibr fir 8riefe unb
anbtrt 0ptienDunaen beErGat 8 Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Baltimore g~ffeftenb0rie.
CSeri5tst fHr ben s5tuti6su gOrrsipOnoent,n' our4
8. gBm RioDenoorf & Go)

Baltimore, ben q. Sult.
s. @m. Mi0benborf &c So, bere9z
nen fir Troncs: 8antiers : Sratten
uuf so Sage 5.171 (rpeniger 1916,
auf @i9t 5.164 (peniger 1i16), tuufz
mdnnif6e 5.181 (peniger 1i16) Biz
5.198. 8ei6smart uuf so Sage 945.
@uloen auf 90 Sage 40.
Sterling 8antiers uuf so SGg.
4,854, auf @i4t 4.878, taufmdnni=
I4e 4.854-44.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Weih9its> Oelegenbeiten.


Sinia IN orrfaufen
tpenn iofort pertauft pas Speiies uHo Hoetrz
baus Or. 355, RorOsGafpert>Strdbs. Rab3uIrd9en
in Rr. GA, Njt=9altimore=Str. QS9-3l2l
Su perfdufen.
Gin @rocerbz2aoen nit QutgsbeuOem 8ti6dft.
Rad in Hr. 1920, 99eitsGrurtlin>S trabe.
(201-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Der 9emtfGe Correspondent.
9iemfaa, ben 22. Snli 1902.
Die SdwGne non @eiolingelt.
Goman BON 6 mmD BON Sorgz
feDe.
GortfeBung.)

rNun, tper peiB, 9err 8iermann,
pieIei4t gebt SIR @uni4 bod in @rz
fiiuung," fagt SlOri5 ban Der @tradz
ten lG6elnb. Sine nette, feline 5ran
muB es natiirli9 iein, unb gefaaen
ion fte Sbnen, bas berfpre4e i4
S6nen hermit" Gr legt feline feline
ariitotratifde 9anb in Die berbe
Re4te Des 5retf4ul5en unb f3iittelt
fe trdfttg. unmGgli9 bin i'd nun
bod fir einige 3eit bter in . -.
Dte pdre es ba, ipenn t9 auf me6rere
@o6en na9 S9pant6al fdme? 8atl,
9u 5ie6ft audi nit Sad unb pad in
ben SreiI9ul5enbOf, unO petBt 9u,
am Gnbe finben mir bp4 mod Die felz
tene pflan3e auf benz S4pantbaler
Mopr."
@e6r rpt6 unb berlegen blei6t Der
@ele6rte benz SreunOe Die AntpOrt
f9ulbig. @r peiB Offenbar ni4t re4t,
mas er fdgen foa.
nJ(G, uDerle9e Str Die SQGe, Htqt
8iermann, r9u btft mir 81 ieoer
Stunbe angenebm, bas peiBt 9u ia.
Gage 'maG, 8arl, pie itebt es eigentz
li9 nit benz Mdbel, Der 5rieOe?
@ie6it 0u tie 5upeilen?"
nSa, Snfel. Sbre Stimme 1T
punOerpoG. sic fam frii6er bor Die
OeffentIi9teit treten, ais mir glaubz
ten. 9err 8afaeqi prOpbe3eit ibr cine
groBe 3utunft."
nSSa, punberbii6f9 lit bas 5rauenz
8immer," beitdtigt Der <e, ua6er -
aber -"
v46er - Snfel?" 9r. @oIFfz
6arbt'5 NntliB nimmt einen geIpunn=
ten NusDrud on. Elm unruhides Qiht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-22
Serlamgt inn Maaemeinea.
Seuti9es Irbeits : Na9petIungsz
Qiirpnt

Nr. PIG, o=Sbarp=Strabe inter Der Gnif$t Der
a0eutl9en 8eieli6aft.1- Sisieni9sn, tpelbe Oeut=
t0e SanOtperter, arbeiter uno Sienitbotsn gu be
i1ditiaeu iuiiui3su, polen fb peri0nli9 ooer IN
i~rantirteu 9ritfeu al ben a9entsn Der @eieal6att,
s obann 3. MsDsr, SIR. 2l9, edD=Sbarps
Strabe, tuenOeH, tpel6er unentgeltIib Iustuntt srs
Ikeileu nirn. CSan2S, lS)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-09
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Of Pine Bluffs Progressive Business Houses
II Biased Him.

Poker" growled the eminent finan-
cier, is the most contemplate game
ever invented"
Here we gather around him, hoping
to hear some pearls OF wisdom, for
we'll we know that the truly great are
prone to guide us in the proper path
by pointing out the pitfalls which be-
set our unframed feet.
It's an atrocious game" he con-
tinues. Il sat at that table for three
hours and never held better than a
pair Of fves, and common, low
browed person across from me, who
hasn't got million dollars to his
name, held straights, flushes, fulls and
the whole gamut of possible hands.
It's vile game. Besides, lost a
good deal.'