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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10
THEY NEVER DEPRESS.

You will never have that depressed
or tired feeling after taking Clinic
Headache Waters for the cure of
your headache. They work directly
on the nerves, act us a tonic to the
heart, and leave you bright and
ready for wor.. a child or the weak
est invalid can take them with perfect
safety. 10 cents at all druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10
LIKES AKRON
Mr.. Carter Prefers This City to
Cleveland.

Mr.. A. p. Carter, of the United States
Casualty Company, of New York, Is
the guest of Commissioner John Nc
Farland Said Mr.. Carter, akron is
fine little city. and l came here to
spend Sunday in preference to staying
in Cleveland"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10

the heirs. Litigation has kept the es.
tate from being settled finally.
Mr.. Wright was married Jan. 2, 1899,
to Miss Harriet Sperry, at Tallmadge.
Her mother Mrs. Clara Spellman is a
sister Of Mrs. j. Park Alexander.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10
COPY BOOK
Which May Make Mr.. P.
HaIIeck Famous.

Mr.. P. S. Halleck, principal OF the
Spcer school, has patent pending on
a copy book which he has perfected for
use of school pupils. BY an arrange
ment in Mr.. Hallecis's copy book the
model sentence is kept directly in front
of the pupil, and II the pupil does not,
after two or three sentences follow his
own writing as is often the case with
the present copy books in use.
BY the plan Mr.. Halleck follows the
copy sheet slides upward under the
model centence.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10
Coffee.
Don't Poison Yourself,

with ''medicines'' OF doubtful character
Giving temporary relief, they consist O
poisonous elements which must harm yor
in the long run. If you suffer from any
are afflicted With indigestion, constipation
or biliousness, try "St. Bernard Vegetable
Pills" They are absolutely free from in
furious substances. Give the "St. Bernard
Vegetable Pills" an honest trial. 1t will
convince you of their excellence. All dru g.
gists sell them.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10
ONE DOSE IN TIME SAVES NINE

When you feel that you have taken cold take a
dose of Ajax Cold Cure that will END the cold
Prevents Pneumonia and cures the Grip.
Hear DR.. Pratt's lecture. See Adv.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10

When your cold arrives have Ajax Cold
Cure on hand. 1t is the most effective,
speedy, and sure cure for colds.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10
WHAT MExT!!!

Why Ajax Cold Cure no effect on the heart.
No special effect on the bowels. No unpleasant
effect ANYWHERE. Prevents Pneumonia,
cures the Grip.
Hear Dr.. Pratt's lecture. See ADV.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10

Hear DR.. Pratt's lecture. See Adv.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-10
COMING THIS WAY

Hear DR.. Pratt's lecture. See Adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13
9n6If Snhrr im 9ndlthnnie.

9es 80 ines, SSd., u. 2tpril.
- SSp6n @esle9 GltinS mar elf Sabre
alt, ais er tpegen Grmoroung IeineS
@aters uno 7einer Gtiefmutter gu
le6ensldngli9er 3u6tbau5Itrafe perz
urt6eilt puroe. sSeBt, nad @er6iiBung
BON u SSa6ren unO 3 I}onaten i'm
StuatsgefdngntB gu 2tnamo7a, 5oQ
i6m Die StunOe Der 6rei6stt 54logen,
ba 3ugege6en ntrb, baB feline @erurz
t6eilung gu 3u6t6ausItraFe gefeBz
piOrtg mar. 9ie Geri3te 6a6en piez
0erbolt enti4ieben, baB Elm &inD i'm
2llter bon unter "A Su6ren al5 unz
fG6iq zines 8erbre9enS an3uie6en lit.
@etn 8e7u6 I'm 5reilaiTung ift i'm
Staat5Ienat mad elmer 6iBigen De-
bate nit elmer Stimme Me6r6eit gez
nGbrt tporben.
Glfins, Der i'm 3udt6aufe gum
W2anne 6erangepa9ien lit, be6auptet,
bah er bur3 Die an6altsnDe grau=
fame 8e6onOlung, Die er bon Ietnem
@ater unD feiner Stiefmutter gu err
bulben bate, gu Dem 9oppelmorbe
getrie6en purbe. SIN 3udt6aufe bat
er fi6 muiter9aFt betragen unb bur4
fleiBigss 2ernen it6 cine CUTE S6ulz
bilbung angeeignet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13
Sr. Salmaae aeIfBr6en.

@af6tngton, II. 2tpril. -
9aItor Or. 8. 9elpitt 3alma8e, Der
einItmdls 10 berii6mte pre8bDteriant=
f6e 8an3elrebner 8rootlDn'8, lit bier
beute Q(6enb 9 1l6r geTtorben. Or.
3aImage's @eIunb6eit mar ni8t Die
bette, aL5 er por feds 8o6en na6
Werito ouf6ra6. Gr lit bamal5 an
einem 60ien @rippe Infou, Der bon
i9limmen tatbarr6aIi76en Grf9etz
nungen begIeitet mar. Sett fainer por
etna N}Onat5friit erfOIgten 8Udte6r
na6 8ofbington berf9limmerte iid
ber3uitanb bes 8ranfen INNER me6r.
9as 1eBte W}al mar Der &rante am
Sage bor Der 9o63eit ieiner So6ter,
am N}itttpo6, BEL boGer 8eiinnung,
inbem er 3u i4r fogte: ng3atiirli6
femme i6 Did, Moub." gr Ipra8
du6 na66er mod etnige @orte, uber
biefel6en 8eigten, baB Den 8ranfen
bQs flare 8eipuBtIein berlaf7en bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13

babe. Gr fiigte iebo9 bin8u, baB Der
6rieOen ni6t' o6ne por6erige Gonfez
ren3 nit ben Observation-Disclosures
in europa abgeidIOFen nerOen t0nne.
Rod cine Gonfertn3.
utre6 t, 6ouonD, 12. Qlpril. -
Die 8oeren : 9eIegaten unD Or.
Qepbs 6atten 6eute Ra6mittaq piez
Der cine gpnferen5 unO 2(6enD8 te6rz
ten Die 9ele8aten na4 Dem 9aag qua
rid.
Mit ge6rp4ener 8eGle.
&to Sanetrp, 12. Q(pril. -
Der 3peite 0ffi3ier be8 britif6en
6rudtOampfsr8 n2(rabtItan, DON
0tOnteOiOeO mad Getp=gorf beIttmmt,
tit in einem pffenen 8oote bier anqez
tommen un0 beri9tat, 0aB er fein
S6iff i'm "a. iiiOI. 8reitenz un0 A.
ipeitl. QGngengraoe nit einem 8ru6
Der @ele bsrIai1en babe. GS lit ben
6iilfloien 0ampfer 8eiitanO geIan0t
pDrDen.
8rttif6er 0ompfet gez
itranbet.
2On0on Il, u. 9(pril. - Der 6rfs
tti4e 0ompfer .3infauns GaRts~
Der ii6 nit $50 9ofiogiaren an 8prG
oom Sap Der guten 6offnung ouf Der
6etmfabrt befanO, ift 6eute M}orqen
3 llRr Bel 8ri9btItOne an Der SrIel
QBig4t geitranOet. Die See lit ru6iq,
ober Der 9ampfer Iisqt in gefG6rlider
POiition. Die 9afIagiere un0 qoft
Iino 0ur6 S6Iepper in Sput6ampz
TIM geldnDet.
B arum beging er 6eI6fts
mprD?
ct, 8eter86ur9, 12. 2lpril.
- Der dineiiide @eIanbte gu 8erz
lin lit angepisTen iporoen, ben GeI6ft=
morO be5 So6ne5 oe5 Gefanbter
DongzYu gu unterIu6en. Ser Sc
1an0te 1tdrb am II. 5ebrudr bier
ieI6it. Ser Sobne er6ing ii8 an els
mem Sbitrgriffe uno 6interlieB 2lnz
neiiungen fir feline 8serDigung IN
EuBlano.
Der G3ar IdBtMiIoe nulz
ten.
Petersburg u. Qlpril-9er
@3ar bdt Oa5 iiber 06erft Grimm
au5geiPro6ene SooeSurt6eil peqen
&erratb5 miIitGrii6er 8e6eimniFe in
le6en5Idngli4e Snternirung 3u
S4Iiifel6urg am 2lu5FluB Der gelpa
umgednOert.
Gin frie6Gt6ere8 8orz
ge6en ern i'm T bt.
0}onilo, Il. 2(pril. - Sine
2(n3obl prominentsr 8eT6Gft5leute
Fat in elmer 8erTammlung 6eI6l0Fen,
Die GommiIIion gu erIu6en, bic 8erz
6anOlungen gegen ben 9feOatteur Der
3eitung r6resoom" faUen gu laFen.
Der g3eOatteur prote1tirt o6er oagegeu
unO bebouptet, baB er 2ue5 bepeiIen
fam, mas in ieiner 3eitung gsFanz
Den 6at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13
9 @orberettungen 5um 8
ner II rife.


Sine 9epei9e aus Mons mel0at,
baB Die &oblengrGber in Der 8orinage
als @orbereitung gum @sneralftrite,
Der am IA. @pril erflGrt fpsrben fDu,
bereits in mebreren 3e6en i6r 8erfz
| 5eug nit aus ben @ru6en gebro6t
| 6aben.
Ole 8orino9e 1T Elm ni4t be7onz
oers groBer, o6er iebr ergiebiger @ruz
6enbiitritt fiibIi9 BON N}on8.)
GrbisGt bic 9Gf7e.
a 0 m, 12. Q(pril. - 0er8eIanote
Der @dpei3 in Statien, Or. s., Gar
lin, tpeI4em in 5oIge be5 2t66ru4s8
Der Diplomutif4en 8e3ie6ungen 5piz
f4en ben 6et0en QGn0ern feline 9d7e
3ugeitelt DOrOen finO, pirO mprgen
ppn bier abreiIen.
SO etterleu 9 ten.
Wten, IL. 2(pril. - Die ng}eue
Sreie 9refe" Oer0ffentIi6t bsute etne
9epeT6e aus Gofiu, ponat Der 8orz
flyer De8 rMa3eboniT9sn Gpmite'5,
Sardfoff, eine Proclamation erlaFen
bat, in ipelder Die Ma5eDonier in
8ulgarien aufgeforbert perben, ii6
e;nem u1gemeinen QtufItanb in Ma3e>
bonien am 27. 2(prtl an3uI6Iiebea,
8urOen, Die ii6 an Der tirtiIAer
@ren3e 3uiummenrotten, iouen coopes
rtren uno an beri4ieDenen 9untten
in RE Siirtei einfaIIen.
@te6en 9fGuber erf8oIfen.
onfantinppeI, II, 2lpril.
- Sn 8iIajef Monuitir in Maceoos
MEN lit cine 8anoe BON 1ieben bulguz
ridden Rdubern pon tiirttI6en Srupz
pen Derni9tet por0en. Die GGuber
brangen i'm 9orfe &abiz&ot in ben
S6urm unb berf9an3ten fi4 Oarin,
Die Sruppen um3tngelten ben Ort unO
perlangten Die l1ebergdbe Der 3du6er,
peG9e nit elmer TUIilabe erpiOerten.
Die Siirten feuerten Dann 10 lange,
Bis ale i'm S6urme 8efinbli6en tobt
tparen.
2lufru6r in Snbien.
8pmbuD, II. Qlpril. = Sin
neuer 2(ufru6r gsgsn bic portugieftz
i4en 8eIiBer lit gu @oa, Der portugiez
fi16en 8olonie an Der Wei ittiiite pon
Snbien, ausgebro6en. Der 5ii6rer
Der Ma6ratta @runbeigentb3mer
fat gu Den 8afFen gegriffen un0 an
Der GPtBs BON 5000 2Lnbdngern Die
W}ilitdr6araden gu 8alpOi nieOer9az
brannt, nobel einige 9olOaten gstoOz
tet tpurDen.
GmtgrattOn aus Stunz
btnabien.
G6riftanta, y. 2(pril.- Die
abgeIaufene 0o6e mar Elm 3ecotbz
BREEDER in 8e5ug ouf bic 2tusmanOe>
rung na6 2lmerifa. 8on bier iino
in IeBter Wo6e brei3sba6unoert
SfanOinabter na4 Nmeritu au59ez
pGn0ett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13
lte6errald]emOe seiOenz8arsains

lte0erra1@cnOe SeloeN>SHtS"'"H
TumlarS .seine.
so @tide BON gang ieibenen 5ou=
larbs, in SniGz uno Satin 2i6ertRz
Gffeften, aGe 5arben, 69c. pertb;
fpe3ieLIer Yrei5 pro Yarb ...47c'
gatim 9ibertu.
50 Stude pon 24z50Iigen gdn5 it1z
benen ertru feinen gebliimten Satin
CELEBRITIES, in ben allerneueiten Utu7
tern unb 6arben, 81 pertb, mor9en
pro WarD .............. oSc'
Grepe DC Gbenes.
25 9tiife Der beten gang ieioenen
Grepe be G6ene in ben mobernften
2tbenbz unb StraBen : Tarben, mor@
gen pro Yarb ......... 75c'
Mpire @elDnrs.
9an3 fetbene Moire, eGegante Seioe
fir MaiIts, &leiOer un0 Safets,
grau, Olb 8oie, Gator, roid, tpetB
unD 16Ddr3, SI.Io DeFIg; lpe6SH
pro Yaro ................ T7c.
sd1mar5c Seibe.
2Oz30aige gang feiOene Soffeta,
fturfe unb bauer6afte 0ualitGt, SOC.
pert6; fpe5ieGer grei5 pro Oorb 42c.
2Oz30Iige gan5 ieibene Saffetd,
EXTRA feline Nppretur, 75c. tpertb; Ipez
sieQ pro 0arb ............. sac.
27z3DGige gan5 feiOene 3uffeta, in
Oel getO6t, pei4e unb gldn3en0e
Nppretur, soc. mertb; ipe3iea pro
gdrb Observation-Disclosures. &c.
36z30Gi9e gang ieiOene SufFetu, Ell
ner Der beliebteIten SeiOenitoffe, ge@
p0bnli4 fir 81 Osrfouft; iPe3ieu pro
Oaro Observation-Disclosures. 75c.
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q lid :. N z = RGS
B r II G.
SSr. 28 mnD 27, SS*s9eri,totom.Str.
$15 his $50 "Gatlor mane"> S07S
Amtitnr fit RO'SO'
'9 uno 27, SS.z9eria9tomsStr

9iefe 2tn5iige iinb aus 8roabclot6,
8enetians, G6epiots, @tun1ines unb
9omelpuns feini tier Qualitdt angefer=
tigt; Die Surben finO blau, f9par5,
braun, Gator, lObfarbig, grau, Hefez
ba etc. Die Sadets iino fdmmtlt6
nit Setbe gefiittert = ale 8r0ben,
unO Die 2ln3abl Der 4n3iige 6etrdgt
312. 9tn3ige i'm Wert6e BON $15,
'$18, 500, gu S9rer @uspa6I .$8.75
Srbet bic Musffcuuns i'm Sdaufenffer.
$500 SleibrDfe fir $3.50.
Sn biefer pdrtie beftnOen it9 500
&leibr0de, na9 Der neueften W2ooe
angefertigt aus abIolut gan3 polIenen
8roabclot6s @tumines, G6eoiotS unb
8enetians :. 6louncez unb 6Iare=
6acons, in tiinItleriI9er Weiie nit
bret unb bier 6alten BON Saffetaz II.
W}oiree Seibe befeBt. goIitiOer
Wert6 $500, 5ur Nuspabl. .$4.90
$15 bis $50 feiSenc SletbrDfe fir
$3.50.
$50 6rii6ja6rs &leibr0de aus
fetner Setbe unb Sin. Sn bieierParz
tie BON 100 oerf4iebenen M2uitern
befinben ii6 fol4e aus rei6er SAT-
fetu : Setbe, eleganter n9eau De
SOie" unb r9oint b'@fprit gaet;" @t>
ner befer, als Der Nn6ere :. unS jez
bem in Der Stabt fir $15, $18 unb
$50 berfauften 8leiorod glei9fomz
menb, M2Orgen Y}ontag CUR Nusz
tpabl fur $3.50
eSapaniicbc SeiSe.
100 @tiide gang ieioene 27z301ige
f4li6te japanif6e GeiOenitoffe in
Den beiten 6drben unO ertra f4per,
SOC. pert6; ipe3ie1 pro YorD ,,38c.
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Ger3meif eiflungstBat zines GepsDors
fer5.

San Sole, Gol., y. 2tpril. -
2trnolO S. 6arlan, tpel4er am 9Onz
nerftag bon Nepz0ort bier anfam,
bat auf Der nOat=9iGzGsmeterp"
bur6 einen @duB in ben 8opf ieinem
9uietn Elm GnOe gemaht. Sn einsm
8riefe an ben Coroner tbeilte Der
2e6ensmiibe nit, baB er 5ur 8eitreiz
tung Der 8eerOigungsfoiten eins
@umme BON 1925 i'm bieiigen nSt.
Sames>6otel" binterlegt babe. Der
SelbitmDrber mar ungefdbr 80 Sabre
alt.
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Gin GrbnlntiGnben bren0ct.

g n TIA UP rtnce, 6aDtt, 12.
Aprtl, - Die repolutiondren Streitz
trGfte unter Commando be8 Generals
g&icOla5 8optiite, pel4e am 5. 2(prtl
Sacmel einnabmen isne 6tabt "a
Stunben bieIten unb fi6 bann unter
W}ttnabme aQer por6anbenen @affen
unO 0}unitiOn in Die Serge 3uriid3oz
gen, purben BON ben 3egierung5trupz
pen unter bem COMMANDO beS&riegss
minifers, 8eneroI 9uiloume, oerz
folgt unD BEL Sonb5 W}elon oolItGnz
big gef6lu9en. General 8atiite tpurz
De gefungen unO fOFort eri6ofen.
Die 8eoolutiondre perloren 5p0l5
SoOte unb cine Menge 8ernunbete.
Die 9tegierung5truppen batten feline
8erlufte.
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Seuflii6c6 g8erf.

Sine 8ran0itift2r6anoe in SUOzG6tz
cogo an Der 2(r6eit. - Sie6en
8rdnoe in elmer Ia9t. - Slam
men in einem 36eater, in elmer
Stride unO in DerT6ieoenen Gez
fdGftsz uno @obn6duTern. -
9roBer materteuer &erluit.
G6tcuqo, -. 9(pril. - Sine
8ranoItifterbanbe trei6t in SijoSG6tz
ca9o i6r llnpe7en. @G6reno Der leBz
ten "a Stunoen tdmen bort fieben
8rGnOe in I3neller 2lufeinanOerfolge
gum 2tu86ru6 unO in alien 3Guen
purbe na6geipiefen, OaB 8ran0ittfter
an Der 2(r6eit geDeien, Die 8spo6ner
fino auF5 6D6ite beunru6igt, 3umal
Die 9oli3ei feline Spur Don ben n5euz
ertGfern" gu ent0eden bermo6te.
SSn berI9ieoenen S6eilen BON 6Uoz
G6icago 6ro6 gu glei6er 3ett 6euer
aus. Sin breiit0tige5 @ebduDe an
Der @fe pon 81. StraBe unO SHOs
G6icago 2(Denue, in pel6em Ii6 6.
6. 8enOau5 @ef4GFtSla0en 6efano,
ging am frii6en Y}orgen in 5laHmen
auf. 8lei63eittg purDe y}i4. S9r0s
oer'5 S6antpirt6I6aft, Elm 3peiit0z
ftge8 8rame 8e6duOe, etnged56ert,
unb 6lammen f9lugen aus Dem 6inz
teren S6eiIe 6e5 Calumet S6eaters
auf, Die jeOO6 bOn Der Jeuertpe6r gez
l0i6t lper0en tonnten. Sine Belt
lang mar 0a5 gegenI6er Iie8enoe ct.
Charles 6otel BON Den 6ldmman Be-
Dro6t. Die Die1e 8rGnoe ereigneten
7i6 in Der @egeno BON 81. uno 90.
StraBe, na6e Der Glib Gbicagoz2(De.
8QlO 0drduF puroe in Der ct. 8az
trids tut6oliI6en Stride an "a. Str.
unD Commercial 2(Danue 6euer entz
oeft. 8ergeben5 fDdren Die 20I9arz
6eiten Der 5Seuerpe6r. Die Stride
purDe poQtdnbig eingedT6ert un0
0as dnlle9enDe GlDrerDdu5 un0 meDz
rere @o6n6Guier fpurOen er6e6li6 be-
13GDigt. Buter Ban Der 2uar, Der
SeelIorger Der 8emeinOe, Ipri6t Die
8ermut6urg aus, oaB 2(nor6iiten bic
8ranD7tiFter naren. Der geIammte
materieue 8erluIt BEL ben 0erihjebez
nen 8rGnOsn 6el6uft 7i6 auf me6rere
6unoerttauisnD Dollars.
Die geGngltigten 8sipo6ner 6a6en
eine8Hrgerpe6r organiiirt, bic imQerz
Elm nit Der Qoli3et noa ben 8ranoz
ftiftern fa6nDet. Sc oaren geiterr
Ia6t f8on auf Der 6ut, uno 0enno9
blte6en oiaGerii6er oes teufliI4enDerz
tes unentOeft, 6ro6 naren bic 8es
nO6ner, al5 Der M}orgen an6rd9.
6eute 2(6enD nerDan in Dem Staotz
t6eile freiptQtge S6uBmannI9aften
auf 0a9e 3ie6en, I'm Qa6en uno ST.
gent6um Dor Der 8ranoitiftung 5u
bepa6ren.
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Or. So. SSef'SnItimoresg gtrake.,
(nsr,nEhrr GAnnner-Efr

OR. 36. SSefss sS1Itimuresg gtrake.,
(eseeniber Ganoper=Str.,)
bietsH pd6rtno ses MeHdts 5ebruar IA:
GKmiuEers9ppidSe au 81 90, hsss Ssge 81 Is
bic 9arp.
Gamm,ts3sssi5e ia 90c. befs sorts $1 LIS bi.
Dare.
eridtsr Skppist bsfs eorte Iu e1.25 biz
NlrD.
HasqI,ttesItpsi5e, bsft 6srtt lu @1.O0 bic
Aars.
Eapcfrie=xeppide ia 55c., bsEe Gsrts 7Sc. bic
@drD
SEorajz=3epsiSt su 25c.. btRe esrts CSC. bic
9arh
gloiaic uHs seeru5te 2inslsumS @nss, TeetteR
g. {. No., ~ perbdltEisHidbiS uitsrieR Sretitn-
IS Drolent FGbatt an ienen Sth6 mRoHel
i'm 9auS.
CssIRtI&el
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g. g. Or 9tdr's gaN heilt uns
itblsar ieosn ausilHb. gsniultatisn frsi.
(9tai25. lS. .9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13
Sfrht ihrr RnHrr mifhrr.

Bottom, MaT, u, 2lprit. -
SRI. GQen Stone, bic na4 ben Der.
Staaten 3uriifgets6rte amerifanif4e
N}iIiionGrin, Deren 9efangen6altung
Seitens mucaDoniI6ar 8Gu6er Die
gan3e ciDiliIirte gBalt M}onate lang in
2tufregung belt, traf beute in Dem
6eim ibrer bo46etagten 0}utter in
G6eIfea Elm. Bier Sabre batten ij4
Wtutter unb 3o6ter nidt me6r geie6en
ge6a6t, unO Die 6reuOe Oa5 4ieoerz
Ie6ans Der beioen 6ruueH mar DoRer
cine innige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13
Sir Gripatunterrtat

I'm 6ncli16eu uns SsutitsH iSpis In ben o1a.
nisiHeH Ss,ul;S9rrH beiorst ecsrtfte S:hrer oesr
2ebrerinneH G. o SdSEri5, Gbsrlthrer an etr
6iabti6Hle Hr So 9altimsrs= uabs aisquitbfr.; /;
&sbEans: Rr 2l27. ggega1sbItr. (AsDl2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13

S9TtteIfruF, Sampffieber nnO TaA
laria turirt ourd
Blaney's AGUE MIXTURE.
e3-gut in giGeHform pr6pariyt.
-25 nuO 80 @entS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13
6 Gmtgratton aus Stunz
b in q b len.

Gbri ittunto, y. 2tpril.- Die
abgeIaufene 8o6e NOR Elm 8scotoz
BREEDER in 8e5ug ouf bic 2(u5nanOe>
rung na6 2tmerita. 8on 6;er iinO
in IeBter Wo6e brei3sba4unOert
SfanOinaOter no4 2tmerita au59ez
mEnbfr+.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-13

9aS Ra6inet in 2onbon in Sibung.
- 8rOBe g66e i'm britifden GelOz
fad. = Sin aGgemeiner Gntriiz
itun9sfurm bel Der 8ii0get>9orz
lage gefiir6tet. - Gonferen3 BEL
Dom PouI in lttredt. 9ie
5rieben5 8e0ingungen Der 8oez
rem. = Ollie 8oerens@enerGle in
gretoria BEL General &it6ener.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27
ROYAL Blue Book,

The December number Book of the
ROYAL Blue. published by the passen-
ger department of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. contains a most inter-
esting article on Annapolis in colonial
times. illustrated by photographs of
the best types of the old colonial resi-
dences. which are still in excellent
state of preservation.
The restoration of Statuary Hall mt
the Capitol is also made n subject of
interest The original intention OF
Congress to make this gallery OF stat
uary the Pantheon" of America will
be carried out, and Maryland was
among the first to place statues in this
new Hall of Fame" those of Charles
Carroll of Carrollton and John Han
son having been installed this month.
In an article on the new series OF
postage stamps, attention is particu-
larly called TO the two cent stamp,
which will bear the Gilbert Stuart por-
trait of Washington intertwined with
flags The Il. &, q. for some time have
recognized the existing sentiment tow
ard the father, of his country" having
used handsome steel engraved
stuart Washington on many of its
publications.
Free on application or five cents by
mail. JOS p. Taggart. n. f. p. A.. 21l
Washington ST.. Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27

The Augusta House, which has been
closed 10 the general public since the
adjournment of the Legislature in the
spring of 1901, will open on Thursday
next. Jan. L. During the past fall Land
lord Henry f. Capen has renovated and
improved every part of the building.
anc the hotel is now in the best'oondi-
ton 1t was ever in. The public rooms,
the office, parlor; dining room, all have
been beautified and improved. Addi-
tional steam pipes have been put in
different parts of the building. thus
adding to the heating capacity of the
house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27

Col. George A. Philbrook, State man.
ager of the Mutual Reserve Life Insur-
ance Co. of New York. has leased the
offices in the Opera House block, which
have been occupied by the American
Ice Co. for several years, and will es-
tablish the State headquarters of his
company there on the first of January.
The offices are large and commodious
and are most pleasantly situated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27
Daily ksnnsbse Journal


Cards Of Thanks, obituary notieea.
resolutions Of respect, ETC., WIN ~
charged at the rate OF ten cents -
line. No charges 'ess than SEVENTY
hve cents.
All advertising announcements q ses
tertainments. whose object 10 II
raising of money. will he charged r
the rate Of fifteen cents q lire.
Advertising notices, news form. win Il
excluded from our local columns, q.
cept such as refer to advertiser a.
cupying space In our advertisina
columns. and will be run under 4
separate head on one Of the local
pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive IL
Journal promptly will confer . favor
bv notifying the ONCE Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27

1T will cost the Maine Central Rail-
road Co. a good deal of money" said
Hon. b. F. Chadbourne, yesterday, Ito
clean their station houses after burn
ing soft coal. The blanks in drawers.
closets and on shelves are perfectly
covered with dirt that comes from the
use of bituminous coal. At some Of tfie
larger transfer stations. especially. the
accumulation of dust and dirt Is sinip-
ly awful. .'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27

A clerk at one of the local drug stores
got neatly locked out, yesterday morn
ing. He had put on his thin linen
buster and light cap and with broom
in hand stepped out Of doors to finish
up his morning duties when the door.
which has spring lock. closed and he
was out in the cold clad in anything
but suitable clothing for winter wealth
er and. what was worse. he had to go
in this way a long distance to the pro-
prietors house to get another key.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27

The City hospital received pleasant
remembrance. Christmas. from Miss
Fannie Bliss of Eau Claire, Wis, for
merly n patient at the hospital. Ever
since Miss Bliss left the hospital.
number of years ago. she has made it
a practice to send the hospital some-
thing at Christmas time. The token
this time is beautiful souvenir spoon,
hearing the inscription Eau Clc.re.
Wisconsin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27

What promises to be a fir. lass
northeast snow storm set in Thursday
evening about 8 O'Clock. but very little
snow fell after all until during the day
yesterday. Quite a goodly amount fell.
and the sleighing, which had been dis
appearing was given another lease OF
life. The snow-plows of the Electric
Road were out during the day and kept
the tracks clear, so that but little de-
lay was caused in the running Of cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-27

Now comes Bowditch & Webster's
closing out sale Of holiday goods. Ev-
eryone can find something desirable;
and their already low prices are to be
cut without mercy. Their rule is carry
over no holiday goods" and this year
will be no exception. Don't neglect to
take advantage of this great opportu-
nity