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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
@rnhtbitium in Grrmuut.
0us 8olf foG ii6er bic 5ra8e tbrer
Q6TGaffung a6Itimmen.

mOntpeIIier, ST., %. Sob
8eios 6duier Der 2egislatur 4a6en
qeftern elm Q6caI Option unO 9O4z
Iiccn3 : @cIeB ungenommen, peldeS
a6er nod Der 3uitimmung Oes Dol
te5 unterliegt. Cine aqgemetnagoltsz
G6fimmlng ii6sr 5e finbet an er1ten
9icnftag im Sanuur itatt. @enn Die
W}e6r6eit Ti6 gu @uniten 0er9Orlo9s
erflGrf, 10 nirO bas 8eieB am eriten
9ienItug i'm MGr3 in &raft tretsn
unb cte 9ro6i6:tion an Oiefem Gage
cuf60ren. Sin Qntrug, OaB Die
;Frausn m.tTtimmsn biirFen, puroe
nit 1873 gegen Ct 6timmen o6gele5nt.
gsrmont 1T nG6it Maine Der GlteIte
8rpbi6itiors = 6taat Oes 2anOes.
glber p6pofl geraOe3u bar6arii6e
Gtrofen auf bic l1ebertretung 6es
grp6i6itiOn8geleBe5 geieBt pur0en,
10 mar er 609itens in oen2unoOiItrits
ten. unD od aud nur t6eilpeiie ourds
fi6r5ar. Die 8auern butten ii6 ij6z
1igens au5beOungen, Dab Qepfeltpein
ri6t unter ros 9efeB fale unO lap
perten I90ne Quantitdten oe7eI6en
6inunter. Die meiTten Q~pot6eten Oe5
6taates iino t6atid9li8 66napP5s
tneipen unb bic 0Ffentli6en 8ebOroen
iirc Our4 Oas @eieB, Oas fe niht
our9fii6ren t0nnen uno polen,iapsr
corumpirt porben. N}an gIaubt, oaB
Die neue 8orlags dngenOmmen per0sH
irirr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
grintt acnun's Sbec nnb Iaffcc.
8eite 0uaIitGt. Ri~eOrigiter Preis.
6. .. &ennp o.,
55 QGben.

n.-Qm @amftug Morz
qen itarb Trau M}arg. R0per, geb.
&erB, Nr. 214, SitzRanbaQzSt raBe,
nu6 tur3er 8rantbeit. 6ruu ROper
mar in 6e6t56eim Bel Main3 ge6oz
rem unb i6loB 1880 in NeppOrt, 8p.,
nit ibrem tie ii6erle6enben 9atten
ben 8unO fir's Qe6en. Sic binterldBt
fieben ainoer, bier S04ter unO bret
S06re.
Seinen 8erGeBungen err
Ieqen. - Der feline 3 Sabre alte
cSanes Oobfon, Der am Sumftag
Nu6mittag in Der DO6nung ieiner
@ltern, Nr. 1O3, MaOeirdzStraBe,
BEL einem 8ranDe i4limme Brand
punOen erlitt, erIag benielben geitern
M}orgen gsgen 2 ubr i'm nSo6ns Sop
tinsz9Oipital".
3u ptel MorpAtum m. - Die
80 Su6re ate Gona s, Miller, cine
SnfqFtn beg 6auIes Nr. 744, Ra6orgz
5truBs, nu6m am SamItug &6enO
in einem 8orpeG an Der @ai tern%QDe.
cine Dolls Morpbium gu ii4, unb
ftarb geitern Morgen i'm st. Soz
iep6s : 6ofpitul," robin man ite i'm
putrolpagen bes 0itli4sn 4oli3eioiz
itritt5 gefdafft bate.
Der SInbeQ O6 Il. Soicp4
Meeboc BON Nr. 1880, 36amesfruBe,
Der i'm leBten SUM- Dem in Nr. 1914,
8antIfraBe, p%o6n4aften S8naB ga
morgfi nit beFen Satin, ionie 800,
pelGe aus ber1 &rffern oeS g:9ornten
@6egatten betfGnanpen, ourd9egans
gen iein 1oq, nurOe gefternDSorgen i'm
0ftli6en qoli8ei : 9iitritt Der9aftet
unO fie6t ieBt einem 9er40r Dor goli=
3eiri6ter 9arlanb entgegen. Die 6rau
53amorsfi, tpelde aHgebli4 pieOer nit
i6rem Manne 5uiammenlebt, ptro
als 6aupt3eugin ge9.n MeeOOc aut@
tretsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
8efammt : Summe. ..S94,Oo
Wnbere 8rdnoe.

Mnbere 8rGnbe.
Sin Qlqrm BPM 9a1ten gr. 473
rief bic 6euertpebr geitern naa Der
Wo6nunq Der Jrau 6aIlie Garrett,
yr. 400, Norbz8 Gilmore truBe, mo-
fe1bH in Tolge zines i4aOboften
Rou6funges 6euer entitanben mar.
Die Tlummen purben i'm Seine gez
I0f4t.
in Der @o6nun8 be5 9rn. .. 9u>
oeoorn, Nr. 1918, MOi6er : 9traBe,
entItanp ge1tern NbeRb Duour6 5eu@
er, buB Elm 9etroleumOfen umgetpor@
fen nuroe. Nu4 bier lit Der angez
ri6tete G8oben unbetrG6tli4.
lin 6al6 4 lt6r geItern W{orgen
fpurbe Elm in unerflGrIider 8eiie entz
~ftunbenes Tauer i'm nSbrpod : Sc
bGuoe" an Der @iiboitzGde BON Gonz
corDzGtraB uno @oItern : 4Oenue
entDedt, fpel9eS 8ebdube Die 8au6ol3>
ftrmen @m. 90. 8ugan, 8ibgetpap
unb MerrDman unb bic nNational
0umber g." inne6aben, Die 6euerz
tpe6r purbe bur6 einen NIarm BON
Raften Nr. 1874 9erbeigerufen unO
bate bas 6euer balo gelOf6t.
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StaOt Baltimore.
Y ricfhejoroernng mad hem &uslanDe.

Die auspartise poit fur Die nit
benz 20. Nopem6er enoenoe Wo9e
itlieBt lin alien 6dqen piinttIi4) I'm
bieIigen Yoitamte pie foIgt:
Die 4joit lit offen fir pa6etz Gtiide
BON 9 ubr 8ormittags Bis 5 ll9r
Nu4mittugs tdglid, aus9enommen
S0nntag.
Grams atlantic 50 It.
Montug = 9 ubr N6enbs fir Sta
lien brett per 9ampFer n5iciliu"
Woitfa6en mifen per r@tcilia"
aOreiIirt fein).
Dienitag = 9 ubr 4benOs, fir
europa per 9ampfer st. 9aul," pta
@outbampton poitiu6sn fiirSrelano
miiTen per st. Paul" aoreIitrt fein).
II ll6r Qbenbs fir europa per DAM
pier yMaietic," pia Queenstown.
Mittpp9 - 9 lt6r Qbenos, fir
5rontreid, @ibzguropu, Ggppten
unb 8ritii9z Snoien per 0ampfer ga
@ascogne," bia SABRE WOffIa4en fir
anbere S6eile @urDpa's miifen per
ga @ascogne" aorei1irt iein).
6reitag = 1 t9r 9au3mittugs, fir
Die 45oren : Snieln per 0umpFer
.@ancouper"; 9 ll6r Nben0s fir @uz
rppa per 0ampfer rgtruria," piu
Queenstown.
ppft ii + il g. uno Central
4merita, Wettnbien
u. |. 70.
Montaq - II u6r Na9ts, fir
Central Mmerifu unD SiiO<pdctficz
Soften per 0ampfer pia @olOn; fir
Geara unD Warunbam per Sampfer
,8regorp"; fir ct. 3bomas, ct.
grpir, Qeetparb unb @inbparO Snz
ieln, 8ritiidz, SoGGnOti4 unO 5ranz
50iii9 : @uiana per 9ampfer ~N(az
Diana."
0ienitag - 1 ubr Nu4mittag5,
fir Samaica per 0ampfer BON 3d.
ftpn; II l1br Hadts, fir Surfs S.
LAMB unb 9ominicuntffe 8epublif
per 9ampfer vNepzgort. .
Mittpo6 - 9 u6r N6enos, fir
SSamaica per 9umpfer BON pbilabelz
pbia; II ubr Nadts, fir 9uuntaz
namo unD Santiago per 9ampfer
rGtsnfuegDs."
Bonner tag - 9 l16r 46en0s, fir
Neufunolanb per 9ampfer BON Pbiz
lubelp6ia.
Sreitug = 1 u6r Na9mittags, fir
Bermuda, per 9umpfer BON 9%ulifar;
II u6r Na4ts, fir porto 8ico, GU
rucao uno 8ene5uela per 0umpfer
PHILADELPHIA; fir 5Ortune Sslano,
SSamaica, 6apaniqa unb Gartagena
per 0ampfsr v4lene"; fir 9apti unb
Santu Marta per 0ampfer Qoironz
bad; fir Grenada unb SriniodO per
Dampfer rMarpul"; fir Pernumbu=
co, Santos unb Sao Paulo per 9amz
pier n8ritii6 9rince" WoitIu6en fir
anbsre S6sile 9raiilien's miiTen per
n8ritif6 prince" uOrefiirt iein).
Die 9pft fir NeufunOlunO, Oia
NorbzS nOnep, urso fir Miguelon, Oia
Bottom, i6lieBt bier tdgli4 I'm 3 u9r
Na9mittags; fir Cuba, oia Tampa,
tGqlt9 um l l16r Na6mittags; fir
6onburas, Guatemala unb Gotta
8ica, pia NepzO rleans, tGgIi4 I'm s
uhr Qbenos.
Srans gacific : 9 0 #.
9ienItag = 7 ubr 4benos. fir
China uno Sapan, oiu @uncOuper.
Mittnp9 - 7 ubr 46enos, fir
p~6ilippinen : SnfsIn, bia Gan Srunz
5isco; fir Gbinu unO Supan, pia
Seattle.
Sreitag = Z r6r N6enbs, fir 9uz
tpaii, g6ina, Sapan unb Die P6ilippiz
men, piu Gan 6ran3iscO.
Die qoft fir Iuitrulien unb Slit
SnIeln, pia @ancOuDer, i4lteBt bier
fdgli6 I'm 7 ubr 4benOs Bis incl. 6.
DECEMBER.
Sruns : gacific goit pirO tdas
Ii6 gum Qbgungs6afen bef0rbert uno
arrangements iinb getrOffen fir De-
rem ununterbrodene ueberlono Be-
fOr6erung.
9. Oapies % arfie1b,
9oitmeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
Scarfupuo=6

9ei @elegenbsit Der s6erbftzRsnner
bes n@of6irgton Sodsp : CLUBS" auF
8ennings RennplaB (OsanpooD Staz
tion) pom 10. Bis %. Hopember ein=
I9lteBli9, Sonntags ausgenommen,
pirb bic nYenniplpania : @iienba1nz
Gompagnie" @rturiionszSiqete, einz
i6lisBlid Gintrittsz Goapon, unb nur
am Sage Der 8erausgu6ung giiltig,
gum 6~abrpreiIe BON $3.50 fir Die
3unbreiie Derfaufen.
Der aus Goades unb parlorz
@aggon beItebenbe Spe3ial3ug berz
lGBt ben Union : 8a9n6of IN Rennz
taqen UNI 1910 Na4mittags. Die
3iidfa6rt DON 9eannoOb erfolgt na9
ben Rsnnen. (315,8,22,32)
SS ctterbcritbt.
Ser, Gtadten ~ cttcrzSircau.
Sa%Itiuore, ben 23. Jiopeulber 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24

SeeID 9 u II 9 7 Il. DsISelu>
nam Der 6rau Gbriitine 8eder tpuroe
geftern I}a6mittag BON Srduer6auie,
Nr. 1918, St : 9rattitrdBe, aus uuf
Der Baltimore Cemetery" CUR leBten
8u6e beitattet, na6Oem 9aftOr 81. s..
Sterger i'm Srauer6uuie uno am
@ra6e ben feierIi6en Srauerz8 otte8z
oisnft abgebalten bate. 2ll5 8a6rz
tu4trG8er fungirtn bic So. 6rant
6rieOel, G6a5. @olf, 9. Strob6eder,
s. S90ning, Serb. 8enOeltin unO6.
8ranOau. Sine groBe Nn3abl bib
f8er 8Iumengspinoe puroe um8rabe
n~iebergelegt. = 5rau 8eder mar gu
RuSitain, preuBen, am 25.Suni 1882
ge6orsn uno fam Dor 48 Sabren nah
4merita. 3pei Sabre ipGter purOe
1ie nit i6rem nunmebri8en 8ittner
6rn. GonraD 6einri6 8efer getruut,
nit Dem tie in iiberau5 gliidli6er @6e
lebte. Sic mar 40Sa6re lang 2eIerin
Des yOeuti9en Gorreiponoenten."
- Der Qei9nam De5 ON IeBten
0onneritag ~Oeritorbenen 9rn. SO6n
Safo6 Soldier puroe am Samitagsz
Ro6mittag pom Srauer6auie, Ir.
23OO, SIT : MonumentitruBe, aus
unter ungemein 3a6Irei6er 8et6etltz
gung DON QeiOtragsnoen auf Dem
5rieo6ofe Der 5, ref, CT. 9auI5z9ez
meinoe an Der W}t. Carmel : GoaD
CUR IeBten Rube beitattet. 9aitor S.
+. MiQsr amtirte, unD als 8a6rtu3z
TRIGGER fungirten Mitglieoer bes Dir
better : &ranten : tnteritiiungs@8er=
ems ponOF : Baltimore. Sine gan3e
Qn3a6l 6ii6f4er 8lumengepinOe mar
eingelauFen. - 6r. Soldier mar in
Sft : 6riesIano Dor So Sabren geboz
rem unD fam bor 80 Sa6ren nadQmez
rita. NuBer ieiner 8ittpe M}arie
Solder binterIdBt er einsn SObn,
9rn, SO6n @ddfer, uno 3nei 30dter,
bic 5rl5. 6uIie unD 6anna6 Soldier,
iopie 3pei Gnteltinber.
Der 80 carlton 8auperz
i'm % +. II" bielt GamItag N6enr
feine Is. Sa6resper1ammlung in 1ei=
mem 2otaI, u. So66eim, Nr. 1872.
9arrifon zStraBe. Qu5 benz 8eridt
bes Safretdrs mar 3u srfeben, baB itf
Der @erein in gutem 3uitanOe befinz
bet; bic @inna6men pG6rsnb be5 Sab
res puren $37,561.9O, bic Qu5go6en
$34, 794.O2; 8ut6a6en $49,473.08;
DISQUALIFICATION $47,771.36. 9as
9ireftorium ertldrts cine 9ioibenpe
bon 3 8ro5ent fir Die teBten 6 Mfoz
nate. Die 8eamtenpa6l bate folgenz
bss 3e7ultat: prGiibant 6reb. 6traBz
6ein, 8ioezPrGiiOent 36eo. Scamp
mann, @etretGr So6n g. 9unOt.
@6aBmeiiter u. %. 9arriIon, On
malt Sobn 9annt6ul; 9irettorsn: S.
8. 6appel, 96il. Miinolein, 8. 8.
Bitter, s. q. @imp, Sobn 9artmann,
SO6n Better, s. 8. 8oqmer54auIen
s. 9ermunn, P6il. 8eder, o. RuDtz
gen unb 8. 9ippmdnn.
Gin Il bren reunD. - 96tlz
lip @ngeI bon g}r. "a, SiO : @aro>
lineitraBe, itBt in Der 0itIi9en POli3eiz
i%tation unter Der Qni6ulOigung, benz
in Nr. 1907 SIT : grattitr., pO6n@
baften 0uDiO Scr aus OeFen Softer
cine gplbsne l1br i'm 8srthe BON $55
geitobIen 81 BADEN. Squire 8arlan6
pirO i'm beute Morgen einem @er9Or
unterDerfen.
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Sine 6ci5e uuh 9cutIdlauS,

I'm bic @sIt ober na4 irgenO einem
She'll Der @eIt arrangirt. Geiie6iIz
lete ii6er Gle 8a6nz uno 9ampferz
Qinien. S6eo. $. 9iener &c
6 o., 415 WaterzStr. (266D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-24
GsIbfmuro lit Der gOliseiFatiun.

Sur4t por 8eitrafung ps9en
g6effdli4ung in Der POli3eiitaz
tipn gu Canton 8ift. - Sin
fur9t6urer Sob.
Sn Der 9olieiitution gu Canton be-
ging geitern 8ormittag tur8 Dor II
ubr Der SO Sabre alte Dm. 8. So6nz
ion, elm @tein6arer, SelbItmoro, in
benz er cine 11n3e &ar6pliGure trdnf.
6ur9t Dor StruFe tpegen G6edfdlz
f9ung trieb i'm angebli9 in ben SOB.
So6nion, befen 6ruu unO 3pei
&inbern in gfr. 800, @iOs9oppIstOnz
StraBe, pobnen, fam am 9amitags@
0a6mittag in bic Dirt6f9aft Oes
6rn. 5rtB 9f0rtner an Gde Der Salt
&oenae unO 1. StruBe, 9tgblano<
topn. un0 lteB ft9 BON bemIeIben Ell
men auf $50 lauten0en G6ef etnipe6z
ieln, Der anf6etneno Don George
S6mfbt, benz 8eiiBer elmer Marmprz
Stetn6ul1eret an Der Mt. Carmel
Roab, unter3ei6net unb BON 8m. 81.
SoRnfon tnOoiiirt mar. 6r. 9f0rtner
ma6te fpGter bic embedding, oaB Der
@5ed gefdli4t mar, uno bena9ri4tigte
Die Poli3ei in Canton Oaoon. 8o1i3iit
9utdins ber6aftete Damn ben SSo6nipn
geitern 8ormittag tur5 ra4 10 ubr
in Dem 8oftbaufe bon So1sp6 Braun,
g&r. "A, l. StraBe, ND it9 So6nIpn
in Der 8abetpanne Der tefte, als er ben
9oli3titen fa6. Sn Der 9oIi3eiitutipn
gu Canton purbe Sobnion genau pitt
ttrt, bod fanb man Gi6ts an i6m;
$49,72, tpel4e er Bel ii9 bate, CAB er
Dem Squire" Miiuer nit benz @rIuz
den, tie Dem gf0rtner ein3u6GnOigen.
8al0 nahOem So6nfon in cine .3eGe
geiperrt iporOen, 60rten i'm bic 8pliz
5iiten it0bnen, unO 8oIi3iit Council
man, Der in feline 3eue trat, bemertte
fofort ben 9eru9 Don &ar6oIiGure.
So6nion triimmte ii4 unter f6redz
ll4en S4mer5en auf benz 5uBbooen
Der Belle. Die 9oIi3iIten gaben Inn
fofort Wttl3 unb anbere 8re6mittel
Elm, unb Or. @m. g. S6patfu, Der
CUR 3eit an Der 9oli3eiitation porbeiz
fu6r, tpuroe 6erbetgerufe 9iei er
riet6 ben POli3iften, SobnIon in Elm
9o7pital 81 f4affen, ou a6er feline
4mbulan3 borbunoen mar, 10 tonnte
oteiem Rat6e nt4t 6olge geIeiItet tperz
ben, un0 man berfu6te beS Meiteren,
i'm bonn SObe gu retten, bod Inn Ionit,
er iturb cine Stunbe nu6Oem er in bic
3ele geiperrt poroen. Man fanb in
etnem Der S3ube be8 So6nfon cine
g~eleerte 6Iai9e, 1peI6e nit &urboIz
iGure gefiillt 9etpeien MAJ unD aus Ell
ner Qpot6ete in Ri6mono fannie.
Squire" MtiQer 6ieIt UNI 3 u6r
Rd4mittags einen Snquet iiber ben
Qei6nam ab, unb bic SurD enti9ieb,
baB Elm SelbItmorO DprIiege. Ser
Qei6num tpuroe Johann bon ben Qeiz
6%enbeItattern 8eorge Soerbens C
S06nen mad Der 8o6nung Der Mutz
ter be5 So0ten, Ir. 621, Columbia
NOenue, gef6afft, BON mo aus Die Be-
e~rbigung ftuttfinben pirb.
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5eI ulrtsr. GQst' tiot,It ~. &NeII'
N''' " Did. S6H.
800 81. 1913 90 65 2R. 6 ,3rab.
SEQ Z. IS 81 80 ID Is. 7 lSlar.

Nittl. FaroneterR. ...... Sobf. EnImom.terf......
YittI. 9b,ruuuetsrn. 81 giEbr.afrr 49,.
Die h6tfe Shncliatlt oes gRIuoes in elmer Stunes
betruo 80 0ieiIen BON pclten.
Gas attriQe Wetttr. Die ~nieOriQfe
Ssmperatur beg qeitriesH Cages ibis s uhr abeuOs)
mar auf ua6g enaEHten Stationeu, pie folGt:
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Mmtlfche Sricfliitc.

SuItimort, 0tH n HoD:Hlb:r lJE.
Qfu,r DIR Maria Wiltr Sm. ".
4tluaHH CHARTS ~ BIOL 3oltI
Rsu,g raj NopotHD 3obIu
9;rfboa sm;l IA 9lbEGU &llt
g6br, 81 HlsmuBta SsrnbarD
So~,r mrs M ,0 SltiublrO Rib U(iUl
Gj:r,sr aobr 4-S1rs Resaif G;aHt.e
n IN, Sur- Gtsnid Ssul
Gzrof f7no 0oAfn1-&.
4,h;i,~,i,,,. R1rnliua Rob g9;lb.
@.6nirn Mus q. Rain RtIos
Wtri 0ccr 2ooIi SA'r u
Booolc1p 5tpam SnQoI =
QimuEl Dlatt3 S;rttis S"nl. -
a 5utorp5t 2obau Sl;pistls Auajl3
Gr:Jiud J,.i0rii5 98liHt 3. II.
qsun DttDtr 4ttus AnI'us
Qin0 SObu - 6drt OF 2BiAsu u. ~
S6uIB 3lbnotcD 2.
Qipp- 9lrs. 2. SARA DlibaeI
4ittuj Sonds 3Ittus 5onaS
MiliHdadls ".
5tdlitucr
9.ptldcaua Siurnio 6aynttl Quili
9iaMl SalDltOge ESjnimo 8,u.tppt ~
9runi @iro 2IIQi n Q&trI G,lit.
&. 0aOiss 8driitla. 4otmeiitcI.
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GtattonsH

Scutc:
GcurenaufeGng ....T.UI DionoaufaaHs .-. 2.04
SoantnunIersaHa ...4.45
0ohdurb LAO Dlorsens uao 2.2O a5eno s.
@etterausfi9ten. Sir
Marnlano unD ben 9iitritt Columbia
flar uno pdrmer am Mpntag unD
0ienitag, frii4e fiOpeitli4e ooer
reitli9e MinOe.
CA5
qEsgt die nDsS 0fs' Die !I INNER Gssaut HABIT
ssaift &1NMIXM
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SS ctterberitbt.
Ser, Gtadten ~ cttcrzSiircnu.
aItinore, ben 23. Gopeulber 1902.
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@eIummt : 8erit6erung ..109,5OO
9o6Ier G Muoge, Eager. -. .$93,O50
@inri4tung 1000
Commercial Union, 2onOon 10000
(neu perfi6ert $5000.)
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work. at 3lS N. Y. Life Bldg, Independent
of class work this school makes a speci-
atty of stenographic. Typewriting and
Monograph work.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
The CARE AND,,.,
MANAGEMENT OF ESTATES
ia SPECIALITY
Real Estate Dent,

me list OF property in my hands, exclusively that
Volumes there being four hundred book to contain
o" nave picked out at random few pieces your consideration
ooe are good safe investments payers others are
enough Tor spectators to buy appeal to Won don't ~
bargains won't keep market ' ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Vacant o. Urnimnpasoved Lots

One entire block, GOO feet front, extend
ing from Victoria to Milton streets, will
be sold to actual builders only, and spe-
cial terms will be made with any per-
sons who favor that location.
I only offer lots on Summit avenue, al
though have hundreds Of them in all
parts Of the city, because Summit
avenue, the finest residence street in tho
United States, is now due for another
advance in values; the movement is I'M
der way already. If you wish to particl-
pate in the rise of values buy now.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19

OF NOO Buys 100 feet south and
VAAsVVV east facing at the corner
Of Summit ave. and Kent street.
This is a beautiful building site and
very cheap.
GO nOn Buys 1OOx15O feet north and
VOsOOO east facing at the corner of
Summit and Oakland avenues. This is
way below the market
OF EnO Buys SO feet south, facing
v OOO on Summit avenue and run
ming through to Portland avenue, thus
having double frontage. Location near
Grotto street.
CO EON Buys two fine north facing
y IL OVV lots on Summit avenue, one
half block east of Short Line bridge.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Rental Dept.

More than one thousand tenants pay
their rent over my counter every month.
Enough in number to people good sized
town. Still, so we'll systematized is that
department, it could handle two hundred
more. Therefore, if your present agent
is not giving satisfaction, not remit
ting promptly, ETC., I would be pleased
to correspond with you.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
No delay in closing loans
The Care and MANAGEMENT Of Estates.

Fifteen years ago, when the real estate
boom burst I took up the care and man
agehtent of estates as a speciality and
have gradually perfected my method. To-
day there is no trust company in the land
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19

any better equipped to look after estates
than my office. Having sold so much
property during last year almost 81
100000 WORTH, I could easily assume
charge Of half dozen more estates.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19

S55.OOO Buys the Raudenbush
Sixth, st. Peter and Market Streets.
This beautiful four-story building front
Ing on three streets, occupies a most
commanding position, as it stands like
sentinel at the head of Sixth Street Full
details as to tenancy, opera ting expenses,
ETC., at my Office.
CAQ 000 Buys the Merrill Building
(now occupied by The ST.
Paul Book and Stationery Coz. This is a
massively constructed building and orig
inally intended for a sky-scraper Of nine
or ten stories in height. The building is
only three stories high, but the walls are
heavy enough to carry ten stories. The
location is acknowledged to be one of the
best retail centers in st. Paul. AT pres
ent the property is rented to one tenant
for five years, for $3,480.G0 per year.
$40. 00OBuys that attractive brick
0Nrow of apartment houses
running from 1S9 to 1852 st. Anthony
Avenue. This will show 10 per cent net
to purchaser.
az 600 Buys 282 and 284 West Sew
VO'VVO enth Street, a fine, large
double solid brick building. The lot
fronts sixty feet on a newly paved street.
Nine rooms on each side and all modern
conveniences.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Loan Dept.

Ready money always on hand for
good, first-class real estate loans Large
loans preferred. The interest runs from
Az to per cent, according to class Of
security offered.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
County Commissioners Court.

An adjourned session Of Somerset
county commissioners was held at the
court house, Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week.
Beside the auditing of accounts and
other general business a hearing was
given to George II. Kicker & Co., who
manufacture lumber In Canaan and
Clinton, and ship 1t by rail from the
East Fairfield station on petition, for
revision of toll rates across the Ken
nebec river, on ferry known as Pishon's
Ferry. The petitioners alleged that the
rates were established when the travel
and business were much less than at this
time and that the present rates are ex-
orbitant and burdensome. S. W. Gould
ESQ.,, appeared for the petitioners and S,
j. Walton for Sanford Strickland, the
proprietor of the ferry. The petition
was denied.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
Summer Specials at OrdWayS . s" me ' ''5 .s s 5;
Black Dress Goods.


A large variety Of Black Dress goods in all the
latest fabrics
25c, soc, SOC, 75c, sloo and s1.25 a yard
silks.
Another piece Of that yard-wide Black Tafieta
silk Just arrived, the greatest selling silk in
the market,
81 % yard
Wash silks for waists, value soc yard our
special price,
only soc yard
Special Black Silks.
SOC, 65c, Toe, SIC and S1.00 yard
Coored Taffeta Silks
soc yard
Shirt Waists.
Handsome white and colored Shirt Waists,
SOC, 81 90, 1925, $3.50, SID, 500,
$3.50, $500 and IS so.
White Goods.
A large variety of new White Goods India
Linens, Z, X, Fancy Dimities, NaiHsook and
Muslins,
05c, Csc, loc, 129o, $50, zoe, 25o, SOC, Soc,
40c, 45c and SOC yard
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
4Em AnxERrIsEM EMS.

,,.r-H. A. Archer.
nnaaiiice-A II. Davis.
nnooeening-Lskewood;,e
Mssanssns-Blunt Hdw: Co.
SSesI1e,fystors-Steward BROS.
Iul,,eorrjsNErnest W. Vigue;
o 93lsh Suits-Ohas. F. Ward.
SaIe-Mrs. Emma Dyer
Fot Ssie-James Flem ming.
Former n 2 Suits--Ira A. Norton.
SUM- SUM aouse--C. A. Fsirbrotner'
oopserrnSs-Democratic Committee.
SHasaunyted-Mrs. NJ. e. Macdregor'
Want sets-F. w. Bucknam.
S rpamn Speciais-w. P. Ordwsy.
sun sun Weather Goods-W. B. Steward.
BIOL o.p TWsnted-Mrs. Eva whitney.
oo9' nnrSs"Greene & Barnard Shoe Go;
9 o,oeery Dept.-Patterson & Goodr 1si...
aenlooffttsmen's supplies-G. b. Fairgrieves'
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-20
Marmaduke Items.

j. P. Walton and G. G. Cupples
have both added much to the APP
pearance of their residences lately
by giving them a nice coat Of paint.
G. E. Ellis, hustling drummer
and q first class citizen of Para
gould, representing a large st.
Louis firm, was calling upon our
merchants the other day.
j. B. Stone, E. P. Holt, AFTER
Holt, George Short and A, ii,
Moore, of Marmaduke, E. w King
of Rector, and M. +. Collier, of
Paragould. have formed a stock
company for the purposesof erect
ing this summer at Marmaduke a
a So, 900 cotton gin. 1t is already
incorporated, but the officers and
directors are not yet elected The
gin honse will be located in the
southwest part of town west Of
d. Rasberry's residence.
DR.. r. c. Cavitt has purchased
the acre lot belonging to M. b.
Harvey, of Paragould, and situated
in a nice place on the hill, and is
getting ready to build fine resi-
dence this summer. He was fortu-
nate in securing such desirable
lot.
d. M. Vowel and James Stubs
have formed a partnership to enter
the livery feed and sale stable bus
mess. Mr.. Vowel went out west
some weeks ago and bought
thirteen head of horses for his
stable, and now the lumber is on
the ground, and the carpenters are