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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Mnfti0nssM n3eiQen.
z. RppIaue SIinsIuH, R. See 9IinsIuT,
Gnpdlts, GiOelitbs9 uiloing.
Seize SlinsIuH. do. Sruit Building.
9 crnaIters. @crfauf

pertbpOGen, grunb8insfreien, unbez
buuten 8auplaB : 4reals, pel4e8
nSatfielos" genannt pirb unb Ell
men She'll bes SlingIuffzIa4laIz
les bilOet, in Soreitz9arf frii6er
NorO : Walbroot, tbeilpeife i'm
QnnerzS6eile Der Staot unb
t6eilpeiie in Baltimore : Gpuntp
belegen.
Die unterlei6ncten @eriuaIter ipcrOcu bcutt,
Sonncrfae, Den 8. Moi 1902, @u6m;ttdes l ubr,
oas s~eiammte iiber GLIB ader umfaTsnOe 2auo,
ipel6s5 in 60reit=Qart, irIber NorozQ8albroOf
belc0eu unO as uSatiiclos~ betannt lit, in Der
rncuen 8eul Gtate Gr6anot," tricr Glur oe5
s9aiuguiloing,1 on @de pom ct. 9aul= uno Qerz
inoton=Strabe, aut otteHtltbcr IuttiOu oerfduicu.
Sns 2duo puroe p%ermefeu unO in q @eOierte
uno 8uupldbe ausgeltgt, ipobon jcOc5 cine f5route
an elmer StraBe pDer Noemle bat. Sicicl6cn limb
iest conoemNirt urO er0tinet ODER qemGb einein
4lane oss Gigentbunls a%usgecGt, fpclber allen
InfOrOerunoen Der ttaOtil@en @erm&ung ents
ipri6t, uuD Der ii6 iebt inter ben often I'M Biz
reau Der StraBenour6bru9ss GommiFdre befinoct.
Neosu ooaidnOigcr Austuuit nit Nnqabe Der
Sage uuo 9sibreibung elmer iebeu Don ben q
9Ots unO Den Scrtaufss9cOin0ungen iiebe bic
bsutioe sun
gldue Otg Gigsntbums FnO auf 9~trlanqeu in
ben 8ureaur Der @nipalte, Ots guftionators OOer
Der Srutees 3u babsn.
GietDer 6. sGtngtuft
Gt0elltD=guiloing;
Trnnt SGtngtuft
6barps unO Stodbolms 5trabt,
Sruices.
8. q. a~irtIouO,
Nr. 104, 2ap=9uifoinq,
UO6,s,1 49, 2O,3,I.8 auftionatOt.
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(6OrtieBung foGgt,)

Ser Rebatteur bss % 0 If g.
blattes" in 5aGe fpurOe gu Orei MOz
naten @eFGngniB berurtbeilt. Bel Del
3rauung zines Gbtnatriegers in @it=
tenbsrg trug bic 8raut Elm 8leio aus
6ineIii6er @etOe, uno Der Reoatteul
mu6te in feinem 8latte bic 8emer.
flung, baB bie8 pQnbsrten" 7ebr Bill
Zig gepeFen fein miiFa, Ser China
TRIGGER Iegte benz 8ert4te Die Quit=
tung iiber BEN in Sien Sin getuuften
@eioenItoff Dor, uno Der 8eOatteur
puroe Orai Monate tdltgeiteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
2frlangt.- Wanner nno &nabsn.

9e~rlaHgI:
Gin Sddcr ols 5ipsite 3unO. @ad5uiragen bel
S. :. 4eters, 3r. 727, Golumbia=2penne 5nll1en
8 uno u l1br Ntittaqs. Q2S-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Girgfutter= unG Strnbpreiie

6oIgenbe5 limb Die auf ben Itaatz
Ii4en @uagen fir 6er, Strob II. I.
IN. geitern er8ielten Preiie:
Oefli4e 9eupaa8e.
9eu. - 3imOt6q, $13 Bis SIG,
8Ieebeu $13 Bis $14, 8emii4te8, $14
bis SIS pro Some,
@tro6.- 8ei3enftrob, 81, RO98enz
ftro6, $40 Bis $14 PRO Some.
MaiS. = $40 pro SAB.
SO t4e 9eunauge.
6eu. - Stmotbp, $15 Bis $17,
8teebenbeu, $12 bis $13, gemif4tes,
$13 Bis SIS pro Some,
Strob. - Wei3enitro6 ST Bis So,
Roggenitro6, $12 Bis $14, 9aferitrOR,
So pro Some.
is.-$3.25 Bis $3.50 pro SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
AnGenforofu TerrdCe.

3u trfaufen Sas piini6ensipertbefir
bcauem unD ooqfpmm,n e%inoeribttts Wobnbdus'
Oag fir cincn anasmtftuen Qreis III Baltimore aus
gebOten ptrDcn fann, IS lieqt Otm 9altntnbdns
i'm rSruibzoiazQart" brett g%tgtniibsr, II Drel:
it6dio, aus Sttinen NM 3itgclittinsn, &i1e onI
Dem crftsn 6lur. Scr Bart, nit ieintu breiten
Nderu, iein,r frii6tn uuO rtinen Suit, lit9t O'rft'
Ditli6 BON DemieI6en urO na6 Dem g8tltfn INN
6intertbeil DIR aroBe grunobcfb Don 4ierarOsr
Sropn. IS birtet allies 4ngtn;brt, mas oas Gam
fir @eiunobeit uno Grbclurg biet;n fam, obnt pel'
len Ru6tbetIe in Ss3ua auf Sirnftbottn uno aellf'
ipeItn. Sie 6du!er TnO utu unO bic ausipanl pon
CIR. 1902 uHo 1904 tpirD a~ngsbottn. Iab3uIrd9en bsl
6. 6. Sbriper,
TOr0of=Gfe Gatpsrt= UNI 2srin8tonzStrabt,
Ooer al Srt una Steqe.
9. MORRIS Crrm.
CIR. 1910, Observation-Disclosures
Q22, 4,6,8, 1902 ass, 40,2,468,jW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

he II.
8afftnirter 3uder; pro 9funb, 8ez
piirfelt, 5.264c.; pulperiiirt, 4.864c,;
STANDARD granulirt, 4,764c.; fem
granulirt, 4.763c.; GrpItul, 4.763c,;
GonfectiOner5 u, 4.569c.; 4Omirul
u, 4.413c.; Columbia 81, allie;
geI6er, 3,713 Bis 4.213c.
@oI3fIeiid: prO Pfun0, 9un3e
@4uItern, engIif4 geI6nitten, &C.;
gang tur3e 8tppen, 1O4c.; tur8e Sci
tenrippen, lie; Seitenipet, 113c,;
gauge 2ei6itiife, 1916; S6ul=
tern, engI. gei6nitten, &c; Sugar
GureO" 8ruItftiide, 124c.; Sugar
Gureb" S9uItern, 94c.; @8inz
fen, feline, &c.; obne 6aut, 14c.;
Picnic, 93c.; nMeB"z6 6peinefleii4 d,
$500 pro SAB. G6mal8-in Sierz
ces, gut rafftntrt, 1916; in 5Gfern,
lie.
&affee: Hotirungen ftnb pie foIgt;
sc, pro 9funb fir Rio Nr. 7;
Santos 74c. Bis lie. pro 8fO.; M}a=
rdcaibO 94c. Bis 1876; SABA 19c. Biz
23c.; Motta 18c. Bis 19c.
@er0iteter 8affee; 6. 8. 6. in ST.
fen 1O3c, Bis 10 7i1Oc. pro PfunO;
in 8i6ien unO SGten, reiner SaDa,
323c. Big $780,; reiner Maracaibo
223c. bis 23c.; SABA unb N}otta, ge=
mii4t, 28c. Bis 284c. pro 9funb; rel
ner Santos 100. Bis 1896.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Aufaepa6t! SausRGufer!

G6s Se I'D snti9ciOeu, bcf9tiocn Sic itne itOei7
itOdigen oduisr, b0n einem gepifnDaften Saunlel'
fer trri5tet; Gluer, Der QciUiat if, 5bncn Dollar
fir Solar Ill ee6en, unO elm Nann, Otr iopo6l ale
fl;iHeren 7ttni!s, ais au6 bic iuibtIgrfH puHtf'
Der g9Obnungen ~iuipijirt, Die cr baat. 9ttle &da'
ir lie8tn an sintm Der ib6Hittn Sofdlttdten IN
Baltimore, bod UNI trpdsu. gus Dem atlsr t0nn'
ten Sic Elm NobuJintnsr MAIDEN. alts 1T IN oNs
len 6dui:rn, mas cine ~bal6pees pcrninIti9t Nerton
iDiini6en Ooer errUdrten fam; ie BADEN run0e nm
gerdot 6ronten, Warmor=9 oitamsute nno s1reppen,
Gbju stanal s9trbiuouna fsius b6bli6eu Nborte in
Der 9lro; Die 9lumbing z2trbeit ift MODERN, Die
eiJ=NppGratt bic bsfttn. Die 6oljarbtit III Die
b:ftc, Die oaiOpsrter btriteasn fOnntn; Die 3dpt3ier=
arbeit 1T bobf,iu. Qacs in Nasu, betra1ten mir
ft als Die beften jiu,tf0ti9tn oduier in Baltimore
fur nnS MrfN Eie 1irnrn nm Nr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
6eutioe .Sn[uRrdte:
8dlttmorer Gffettenz81rfe.
Etri5stt fir rem .Dsuti9cB GrrreiponEsnI,HS s9ra
:. Wn. WiD3euoarf & Sol

UT III q {. WINI.
S. 8m. Mi0OenoDrf &c So. bere9z
men fir 6rancs: 8antier8 : 8ratten
auf so Sage 5.17!, duf 6i6t 5.164,
fuufmdnnif6e ouf 60 Sage 5.18B-
5,19s. &ei6smarf auf 60 Sage
"a 1916. @uIben auf go Sage 800.
Sterling 8antiers ouf so Sage
4.853, uuf Sidt 4.875, taufmdnniz
i6e 4.855.
NertGnka LII har NnLtinnnrat GEEa4tan-
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Srr grnouftems BART.
g Rrpbufte.

8Gie-pro gfunb, 9epzgort, Dbl
Creme, 6OSpfinbig, lie. Bis 124c.;
fld9, So : pfinbig, lie. Bis 1886;
8icnic, 1876. Bis 128c.
2ebenbes GefIiigeI prD Pfnn0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
1euttge S9luBrate

9dfer. = 9eutlge 9dfer3ufuPr
1884 8uf6el; aus ben gleoutoreu
3uriifge3ogen 4942 8uideI; 8orrat5
in Rem @lebatoren 67,748 8uf6el.
gerfduFer: 5nei 0aggon8 gtr. 2 psi=
Der gu 49, uro elm @aggon duser=
leiener glr. 2 qemiI4ter 81 49,.
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@eit=0Qfahette=Wben

tp:tli6 BON N~ppleton= 5trabe Tim l9OO=@eoitrtc), rno
an Der Appleton>str., nnbe Qaiu9ctts. Stst 1T bic
S;it, ft 3u bei6tigeu. 6oatsu elm nod nt6t
t~uprjicrtts iDdbIen, 10 foHnen Sic Sbre eigsnen 3ls
pstsu uuspdblen. sic tbun gut Oarln, Oieis @duier
gu bci3tig'n, ebs Sic f9 tnti6ljebcn. Ssotn Sag
in Der 0Ods often. 6. !. AulD, Der Igcnt an
Ort uno STEELE, O0er nab3uiragen bel
Spbu 3. Reee,
Nr. 6O3, 6tOtIitp=9uilOiug.
WarDlauO=1 elcp5on: G~purtlanO 305. Q57-@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Daniel g. Srtntpn, gHtpaIt.
9aipsEuilOing.
Scffentlth c g crfnmf
Dts
tpertbpoqen Qabenz unb Wobnbausz
@tgent6ums
Nr. 8O4, 9reenmountzNoenue

Nr. 806, 9reenmountz Qoenue.
SIN GuftrdVt bts Gigentbinsrs bietet Der unttrs
Sti6ncte am > onuerftae q, Den Is. Ntai 1902,
Na6mitta9s 1 llbr, 0as uatfolgcnO btibrt'btne
@r unDeiQentbu III on Crt nm Stale auf
0ifeut,ider Nuftion sum 9ertuui aus:
@e5inntnD all Der Wtiticit: Der 8rterimount=Qot
81 gus I 3oa u0rOlib uou MaOiion= Strabs, oann
n6roli9 an @raenmourtsNrsu 80 GUS, Oaun Deitz
lid % GuB, bonn iHOpeitlib p 6ub bis 5ur
Sbnsiounq ,iHtr 2injs, Die uorODefli3 81 SUB pom
QnfauJspunfte Qe3ogeu ipirOi Damn iitOotIib iuriid
al btid9ter 2inie En0 Odruu ~Qrlnjtuo 81 SuB bis
5um AaianQspunttc. 5Gbrlj6e 8ruuojius So.
Sicies 8runotiid 1T init lDei DreiitDdigtu gfbduotn
bebaut, bttannt ot5 Nr. 804 mn 800, @retnmpuutz
%p:rue. Nr. 804 purDe ieit Dielcu 5abreH ais
gdd;rei unO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. benust, uno
III NIT O~enitlbtu tine comfortable Wobnurg ptrbun=
Ben; bds auortn3tr0t G:qcHtbum lit EN- @obubaus !:
Dieier 9srfaui biet:: zine Q~Idujtuot @sieqenbtit fir
6upitaI=4HIaes oor fir @sibdfts jpct,. las qan5e
Gipertbum puro: 10 bod ME $40 pro Dtouat rerz
intellect 9oitIbs mus ptrfautt Drr=
ben.
@trfauf5s9Dingungsn: @dar iunerbalb 80 So8;n.
Gin 9cpoft BON 800 pirO bon Dam Rduitr ~ptrlaugt.
-Ganiel g. 8riutOn II, NHipait.
FAITH & 8dban,
02l 1902 Auttionatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

Nr. Is. ToroA66d tevs z trabt, tiu i6Ones Oret
hodges nit Ntarmor p~trjiertcs 9au5; 8ruRoiln;
mr. Sjl.
800 9aar faufen eiu liu:ift3digcs @obnbaus Mi
ic65 3inmcrn, Sao, &angs uno 5urnccc. Der Get
untsr lei6ten @b3abluugeH, in HJtOofs8aitimorI
on 100 6ub breitsr StraBs, muB iutVen ablpifsIune
zines 0atlaHcs p,rtauft perDeu.
MotbeD & 5Ones, $40, 2atusSnjIOtng.
GQ}ai23 la. I'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Su Oerfdufen:

1000 gftr, p 0lrileu itoIi6 BON Baltimore, an
cine GiitnOubn nm i6iiibarcs @sudfsr, Den mate
ridden S:oerus6lub, ~oren3enO, feinc5 alt;s @trrcn=
baus unO misunderstanding Joni: arOere 9t:=
standardization. 5errtr augreni tnoes 3ano in
9drccltH BON 10 4dtrn uno odriber Don $40 bis
$3o pro Nder. gtdbsre Nustunft bel q. 6 D e
SEP, Nr. ., CftzQtrington<S trube, Baltimore, DID.
(Npril 29-IWt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

Giner Der bcten 9aupldbc, rabe Gatonspile,
%unqefdbr 0rci 9lfer umfaieuo. 98irb ais Bargain
p~ertauft.
Sobn q. @ur #,
CGpril14,1S) 513 Qntpz@uilotng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

Inter leidtcn 9ebinounoeu, qcriroe 9aar;ubfuna
itno DIR Get in ip09entli5sn 3abluH9sn, ems
l9lieBil9 .Sttuern, @ruuDjins uuO WaRermittbe.
Stre %9unitige Geleqenbeit, rim &aus gu fauien.
Srfconsz6 trobe, ODER in Rr. 422, @tits2tgin0tons
EtrnEn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

s. Id:r an Der rg4ctli6su WarpIGnocr 9abn, a
nabe u { It III i II # er, bcbaut.
239 Afer in altimore Count b, p
NScilcn bon Der StaDtoreu5e.
Gerntr feline QanbiiB in mt. @aibiHgton
tno Gatouspile.
6arrD ). &eoeftr,
%pr26, l $3.50 906 Union Sruit Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

Gin 9urf, srOb: Jitstlfe:nerne 8tbduSe. Qas
piupn, GeQtlbabu, Garouhen, RdrsGinrjdtnhq,
stuufeln unO anOsre 9orri6tuuesn; Quttr. @es
ibdftspldb. Sc. 6abr9tlO. g9. q. 9upui. Is
2apz9uiloinq. N27-739
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Orunoeiaentbnm III bertanfea.
3u pertdufen

ar. 30, of.eanualc.str II. QrObtr 9atooi' fir
9~aar.6dufer. Gill, 200 equitable Suilctn9.
Q&,30,2)
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8nLtinnrer Warftherihte.
fur ben .Dnn8sn So,r.poHo:n.sH ,

IUFtIWII INT WIN sD'4IIWtH NUIIEIV0H'EHsE"' J
Baltimore, Z. M&ui.
Me6I.-9ie beutige Mebl3ufubr
belief ii4 auf 7753 6Gfer, elm
i6lieBli8 2O18 6dfer gu Occult
9oint uno 1890 6dFer gu Canton,
Der M}artt in g}ebt tt 8iemIid 3uz
frieDenfteqenO, unb Die PreiIe itnO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Slassen wcben.

unO Stotr bteilt nd, Der 6rtt 80 itin, nm zines
itner 9robtn 3iueiitofjgsn moOerucn odui,r nit tlt=
qanttr Gronte i'm 1900 9loG, g8tfz 9anpale= 5traB,,
gu %rtiaHgs1, nit ultn Nsu,rungenr Ole iretnp cine
Serlon %eriuart:n farm, ioD;t porlisii6er 9b5usss
&dnalaHlN9t. 9VileH Sic f6, itbcu Sit uuO pdbs
len Sir, UNI mir p:rOen oas urb.iar tbuu 8ttreffs
0fr Sfotn0un9cn unO 9rtiit. @duicr su itDer Sst
iur Set6tigune piftn.
Griffith & SrcrcL
uz'-9 22l, GquitobltsSebduO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

&iTe s Bel 8 BET 1913 ent6dIt
l Bed.
&ifte 16 BEL 16 lei 1915 entbdlt
] 8uf6el.
RiIfe 16 Bel Is bei 83f8 ent6dIt
1 8uf9el.
1 8uf6sl Bat 215o.42 Rubif3on.
/ SubitfuB bat 1923 Rubit3ou.
l MlezGanone bat 282 &u6itson.
l @prb 6ol5 bat 128 &ubitfuB,
l Sroden : 9uLIone bat 268 Clio
3ubit8oG.
1 sonne bebauenss gauboIa BAT 20
&ubitfuB.
/ Some runpes 8uuboI5 bat 30
GuhitfuB.
1853 SUB iinb alei9 1 2ob ober
pple.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

AT
@runoeigentbum in aaen StaOtt6tileu. 2tibtc
SiOinguHgen bel elmer gcriugen an3ablung uno
Der Brett ME Ntietbe 81 su5len. 211, 2oDsguiL=
bling. Nprilll, 10ft)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Mage nnS 0euihte,

tpie bie5eIben pon Der 8altimorer
M2ebt= un0 @etraiDez8Orie angenoms
men fperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
!heutiQe ShluBrQte

u s.-OGe W[Qls3uTu3r Hetru9
beute 1855 8ui6el; 9erIanOt Don
ben @leputpren 8756 8uI6sl; @lepaz
torenz@orrat6 71,117 8ui6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
SECONn CALL

10000 Scabooro 4r 81
1000 llnitco @o6n mO Electric 60. anc. go. 7r5
10000 llntttO @aon mO crctric Go. anc. go. IFS
500 8. =. :. @rcpinq anc. .............. 4fM
1000 ga. mn @Io. Goaiol Der ............I1p4
500 @orOzGorolina 4cr .................l05
5000 Cotton 2uf 3nc. Observation-Disclosures. Al
300 scaboarO Com. 2G&
10 ScaboarO Nib. 474
30 Gonioloatco Gas ..................
80 NortoIt gd6n NM Qi4t ............. 12t
80 Cotton 0uct Il
b I6rOli8e Central ....................115
80 International 1ruit .................123
p Union 9ruit G5H
gtotirungen in Baltimore.
6taatssS tfuritdtcn. 0cb. 9erl.
&orO=Gorolina Ter GouioIs ........ 1852 500.
"a. 2=3tr, G~cuturD ................ 9515 %
@oItimOrcr etaot.attjr Gto).
312cr, 1925, 3nteruot, Snip. ...... lloA .....
3l4cr, 1880, Cr3anot .......,...... Il0A ...
@as=Se furitattu.
&tlanta Gasl8t So. 1. Ser ........ lo5 .....
Gonioltootto @ass@Hitn .,........ Il 7B
gant.gFtien.
Gom. uno 6arm. 9ottonal gonf .. lo .....
Gritc Rational gat .............. 90. los
Geuti@c @uut Observation-Disclosures. los .....
9ruit . Nftien:
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&etlangt int N%QgemelmcA.
OeidGftarO elesembeit

aauit Stancaro Rdb-Wi nfbiuen.
,Spcj Wai6ineu in Gins Sod unO Rttteufib -
9aar oocr Ggeoit. Gbarles Z. Sbarrtr
CIR. 664, 0tftz9altinlor StraBe. nl4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Ru perElMfen:

gu p%ert1ufeu:
8i1fig I7-31 unO 46 older; Elm neues
@aug ouf cincm; biQiq, tpsun 0ieie g9ode nod
~Oerfauit. 3u %crfraeen Bel cannon, Nr. 10,
st. 9aulsStraBe, Baltimore. (Ctt24,1S 80
Su pcrfaufen:
Sine PddrzRoute, 9ierO, gSastn uuO Ttarfts
faro; aG6 qebe i'd Dem Sduier 8sie9subtit, Os
oaus 90 %tauisu. IobauiragtH in Hr. $50, Barre
uuo 6rtmont=Strabs. (aprilS, IDlt)
Sn pcrEauTen:
Stst if Die GeIt9snbeit 9inhiO, f6 Elm biaiges
Snus 3u fauicn:
ei Sr; COL sT nnS Gs' $ gs8S'SS57g9SS0Mp5i0FO'@O'HH'' f'@s
Nr. 2416 unO 2418, NcGlosrrpzStyube, isag
3immer, @runo5ins $50. $4,000.
Gr. 15-I7-l9, GenpOoosGOenue, it6s 3iznmer,
@ruEo;ins $3.50, fir $4,000.
Side Sduicr I'D ueu uno bcben aut mooernf.a
GiurihturQsn.
6. 2. 9aIfaeter II, @auunterEsbms,
Caon1S3 Sir. 26S8, Sfs9ditimOrs=str.
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BDrle.
FIRST CALL.

8ertdufe auf Der BaItimoret Gffettens
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-02-07

Judge Griffin has knocked the ten
hour labor law completely out of joint
by declaring it unconstitutional. How
wise some men do get when they are
elevated by the people to the bench.
They declare laws unconstitutional
passed by 112 members of the legis-
lature. among whom are the ablest
as we'll as most profound lawyers of
the state, with the same ''sanse froid''
as veterans on the bench. But, after
all what's the use of being wise un-
les you display it?
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That the Oregon statesmen will ep-
pose any measure that has for it's OBJ
ject the coming Of some Of the govern
ment funds to the state of Washing
ton is a foregone conclusion, and
when Congressman Tongue fights the
Lake Washington canal appropriation
he is doing so with sinister motive,
which sinister motive is for the pur-
pose of getting a larger appropriation
for the state of Oregon. There is
neither justice nor fairness in Mr..
Tongues opposition to the Lake
Washington canal, and it is hoped by
all fair-minded men that the other
members of Congress will not for a
moment entertain his selfish ideas.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-02-07
NOTICE AND SUMMONS.

NOTICE AND SUMMONS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
County, State Of Washington. Andrew
Prentice, plaintiff, VS.. J. Eugene Jor-
dan and Jane Doe Jordan, his wife,
Margaret Weeks and T. ]. Weeks, her
husband, and all persons unknown, II
any, having or claiming an interest," OF
estate in and to the hereinafter de-
scribed property, defendants. Notice
and Summons. "
State of Washington to J. Eugene Jor-
dan and Jane Doe Jordan, his wife; Mar
garet Weeks and r. J. Weeks, her hus-
band, who are the owners or reputed
owners of, and all persons unknown
claiming or having an interest or estate
in and to the hereinafter described real
property.
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fled that the above named plaintiff, An
drew Prentice, is the holder of delin-
by the treasurer of King County, Wash
ington, embracing the following real
property situated in King County, Wash
ington, and more particularly described
Lot seven CD, block four "a, Eastern
addition to the City Of Seattle.
That said certificate was issued on the
ID day of November, 1899. for the sum Of
years 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896 and 1897: that
the taxes for the following years have
been paid by the plaintiff, to-wit: the
year 1898 the sum Of $24.5S; the year 1899
Of $3.50, which several sums bear inter-
est at the rate of fifteen per cent per
annum from said date of payment.
You and each Of you are hereby d.
rected and summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date of the first pub
location of this notice and summons, ex-
elusive of the day of the said first publ
cation of this notice and summons, to-
wit: within sixty days after the 3rd day
of January, 1902 and defend the above en-
titled action in the above entitled court,
or pay the amount due, together with
COSTS. In case you fail so to do judgment
the said taxes and costs against the real
property, lands and premises herein
named.
ANDREW PRENTICE, PLAINTIFF.
II. c.. Gill and Hoyt & Frye, Attorneys
for Plaintiff
Rooms 517-20 Washington block, Seattle,
Washington.
Date of first publication. Jan. 3. 1902.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-02-07

If it be true that there are 100000
people in London living below the
poverty line, then we suggest to King
Edward that he use the nations mil
lions that are being freely voted to
him for pompous displays and impos-
ing coronation pagans in sending
some of those poverty-stricken
wretches to either Australia or South
Africa on free passages, where they
can earn their daily bread and that,
too, in abundance.
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Done IN open court this 5th day of Feb
NOTICE-SHERIFFVS SALE on RFAI

NOTlCE-SHERIFFvS SALE OF REAL.
ESTATE
state Of Washington, County of King
Sher1H'S Ofice.-ss
by virtue of an order of sale issued ONT
OF the Honorable Superior Court Of King
county, on the 4th day of February 1905
by the Clerk thereof, In the case of Ma
chlas Lumber Company, a co-partnershine
composed of J. J. Miller and Charles No
meyer, Jr, plaintiffs, versus Andrerr
Streicher. defendant, No 33813. and to
me, as Sheriff, directed and delivered:
Notice is hereby given, that / viii rro
ceed 70 sell at public auction to the hEgf !,
est bidder for cash, within the honrs nS o.
scr1hed by law for Sheriff's sales to- Vi.
At 10 O'Clock a. m. on the Sth dav 81
March, A. D. 1902, before the Court Hrr ,St 80
door OF said King County, In the State ' ~
washington, all Of the right, title and in.
terest of the said defendant In and to +he
Eo ;no ing DESCRIBED property, situated in
nI1g county, State of Washington, bount led
ana ~, described as follows, to-wit
The southeast quarter Is. e. IN Of
tne southwest quarter Is. W. ~ and the
south half Is: W of the southeast quar- ter
-. y, u OF section eight 81, townsl lin
tWenty-sx (26) north, range five (5l Is Isl
IN Alng County. Washington, levied ON as
the property of defendant to satisfy a
Judgment amounting to one hundred ef:eh-
teen and 57-10O dollars and costs of 81 Fir
in favor of plaintiff ''
Dated this 5th day Of February. feOz
ED CUDIHEE, Sheriff
By VIM. CORCORAN, DeD,ITy
BRADY GAY, Attys for Piff.
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Some Southern critic has alleged
that Boston was always ready to
give the Negro an education and then
give him a railroad ticket for the
South which may be quite true, but
even that beats the South by a long
ways, for it refuses to give him an
education and then compels him to
take ticket to "necktie party and
to occupy a front seat at that. Bos-
ton is to be complimented for educat-
ing the Negro, even if she does return
him to the South, where his educa-
ton can be utilized to the best ad-
vantage.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington, for the County of
King. Probate Notice. No. 2792. Notice
of Settlement of Final Account.
State of Washington, County of Kings.
In the matter of the estate of Gustavus
Anderson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Naomi An
derson, Administrative of the estate of Gus
tavus Anderson, deceased, has rendered to
and filed in said court her final account as
such administrators and that Friday, the
14th day of March, 1902, at 80 O'Clock,
A. M, at the court room of the Probate
Department of our said Superior Court. in
the City Of Seattle, in said King County.
has 6eeen duly appointed by said Court
for the settlement of said account. at
which time and place any person Inter
ested in said estate may appear and file
MS exceptions In writing to said account
and contest the same
Witness, the Hon. Boyd J. Tallman,
Judge of said Superior Court, and the seal
of said court hereto affixed this 9Th day of
February, 1902.
(Seal) c. A. KOEPFII. Clerk
By D. K. SICKELS, Deputy Clerk.
W. 81. WHITE, Attorney
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An exchange is of the opinion that
''if Mayor Humes should be renomin-
ated for mayor of Seattle, the back
numbers of the Pr. would make in
teresting campaign literature" all of
which is quite true, but The Repub-
lican is of the opinion that the front
numbers of the Times, if Mr.. Humes
is nominated, will make much more
interesting reading matter than the
back numbers of the Pr.