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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04
Actors SupSrstitiOna.

To rehearse play on Sunday is a
sure sign that that play will not be a
success for the manager ordering the
rehearsal and that salaries will be lost
by all who SO participate on the Lords
day. To twirl chair at rehearsals is
just as good as betting on a sure thing
that fight will disrupt the friendship
of at least two members and perhaps
cause loss to the management for that
week.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04

On the night of the 26th of No.
vember, at s o'clock, at the Ivan
Church, in the presence of a large
number of people, l united in
marriage Mr.. William M. Mccall
and Miss Nina V. Wilmington
Judging the future by the past,
this young couple will do great
things religiously, morally and
financially. l wish for them q
long and prosperous life.
j. M. HICKsON.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04
The French Horn.

The French horn or cor de chasse Is
regarded by some musicians as the
sweetest and mellowest Of all the wind
instruments. In Beethoven's time it
was little else than the old hunting
horn, which, for the convenience Of the
mounted hunter, was arranged in spiral
convolutions, to be slipped over the
head and carried resting on one shout
der and under the opposite arm. The
Germans still call It the waldhorn-
that is, forest horn"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04
S. DONNER,
Merchant Tailor,
Next to Penick & Ford,
POP Milan Street, Shreveport, =
Succession Sale.

tpsaSsNsSoiohb -
SUGGESTIONS of Jack Johns ana e
Johns, both deceased.
In District Court, Bossier PARISH t e
Dy virtue OF writ Of sale issusg "a W
ID the Honorable End Distfles L
in and for Bossier Parish, Ls, 81 I
me directed, will proceed e 3 h s
public auction, to the last ana , w
bidder, at the Court House, y, 80 ~ 4
La; within the legal hours q 2, WI sI1ss.
Saturday, December 10, 1907, tlie ls Z &
ing described property belonging 4 III
SUGGESTIONS of Jack Johns ana
Johns, to-wit: - ,h;ss.5s
The southeast quarter OF sec eas ~
(3O), township eighteen 70 b ssst.
eleven (iil, and containing IM ,..ssI.
more or less, situated in bossls1
La. ia IL.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, provl0.gss rs
appraised value, or tWo.t I, I'u.sa,ths.
be bid, else on credit OF u mo nr6S
A. r. THOMPns,o....ssl .
Sheriff and ex-offieio Aucs'0
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04
Tough Flour,

Mrs. Youngbride-I've come to COM
plain Of thet -four you sent me.
Grocer-What was the matter with
It?
Mrs. Foungbride-It was tough. l
made a pie with 1t, and it was as much
as my husband could do to cut It,
Philadelphia Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04
BENTON, LA.
THURSDA Y, -.,DECEMBER 4, 1909.
Personal.

Mrs. Maud White has returned
to her home in South McAlester,
l. T..
Mr.. J. F. Edwards returned
Sunday from a visit to relatives
in Texas.
Mrs. Maggie Baten, of Abilene,
Texas, is on a visit to her son,
Mr.. w. L. Baten.
Mrs. N. A. Arnold was the
guest of Mrs. j. M. Arnold, at
VAUDEVILLE, last week.
Miss Bessie M. Thomas, of
Lenow, Shelby county, Tenn,
has been engaged to teach Koran
school,.
Mr.. Peyton G. Taylor is very
happy man this week. It's a girl.
Mother and babe are getting along
all right-papa, ditto.
Miss Matte Holmes, of Mack 8
Bayou, was the guest of Mrs. M.
L. Raspberry, Saturday.
Mrs. l. H. Martin, of Dixie, was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
John H. Stinson, last week.
Mr.. BENZ. C. Ivey, of Denton,
Tex, was the guest of his brother,
Mr.. Walter f. Ivey, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Helen Key, of Mount
Lebanon, is the guest of her
friend, Miss Della G. Hickson.
Mrs. E. E. Simpson, of Taylor
town, left Tuesday on three
weeks visit to friends at Tampa,
Florida.
Mrs. I. w. Gayle, who has been
on few days. visit to the family
of Mr.. John Gayle, at Robson,
returned home Monday.
Minden Democrat: Hon. John
G. Vance and fanny, formerly of
Alexandria, have removed to this
place, where they will reside in
the future.
Miss Estelle Hedrick, of Floyd,
La, who commenced teaching
Spring Hill school Tuesday, was
the guest of Mrs. W. H. Scanland,
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. j. M. Hiekson, Mr.. r. M.
Miller, Mrs. L. G. Smith, Misses
Lillian and jamie Smith, Messrs.
Will and Rogers Smith, attended
meeting at the Baptist Church at
Rocky Mount last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. w. A. Thompson and Miss
Matte Cavett were married at
the residence of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Cavett,
near Plain Dealing, on Nov. 26th.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. W. A. Zeigler. The groom
is one of Boosters most estimable
young men, we'll liked by all who
know him. The bride is a truly
lovable young lady, and is ad-
mired and esteemed by everyone.
The Banner extends to them its
best wishes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04

Winter arrived all in q bunch
last week; the pent-up cold wave
came with q rush Wednesday
night, and there was a change
from summer weather, and q
demand tor fires, blankets and
overcoats.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04
The Motto That suafea.

1T would be helpful to you," said
the prison visitor, ''if you could take
some motto and try to live up to it"
THAT'S right" replied the convict.
"rd like to select, for instance, We
are here today and gone tomorrow"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04

When your home printer e&H 81
the work, we recommend tns
WILLIAMS PRINTING C
Printers, Binders and s'anA
Manufacturers, Shreveport -
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04
Her CaokinR.

Her Cooking.
She-You say she won three hus-
bands by her cooking?
He-That's what she did.
But how did she get rid Of the hus-
bands after she won themY'
"Oh. believe her cooking had some.
thing to do with that too."-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04

Fiattery Is often a traffic OF mutual
meanness, where, although both par
ties intend deception, neither b de-
eGe~ed Cotton.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1902-12-04

+. 7. Land,
\ ttorney at Law, Benton, La. Will
IA practice in the courts of Bossie1
and adjoining parishes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
gIsias ?i!as, Elaas .ais Slsia9r ersiG,

benn es mar pffenbur, OaB Der Peruas
ner nit biefem gefdbrliden- Weni4en
unter elmer 0ede itedte. 9uncun bate
~Oerneint, buB Mdbrd5o nit Baro
ibenttf4 lei, aber bieQeidt mar Der
Grftere e6enfaqs elm Mitglieb jener
Worbbanbe, beren Nusrottung ii4 Die
gebeiHe 9eieGi9uft in Gina our 4ufs
gabe gema4t. Rirton mar ettpas
boffnungsfreubiger aIs fonft, benin
nit benz Gri9einen WurO's auf Der
8tGofId9e i4isn Der San enbli4 gu
elmer &riiis gu fommen. limb Rtrton
ba4te i'm Stinen barber nod, Ob iii
bisiem Sale pobl Die PerIOn, Die er
in @eoanten fir ben W}Orber belt,
1i9 als Der @9ulbige erpeiien pitrOe.
N6er mas poQte Warb BEL Maz
bru5o? >Das batten bic 8eiben nit
chamber 81 perbanbeln? Ob bic pl0b@
IiGe 8erlobung Der Sruu 8rpmnpre
init Mabra3o cine Nntport duf bieie
6ruge pur2 @opeit RirtOn bic Gage
Der 9inge b~eurthetlte, mar er iiberz
5eugt, OaB bieie 5rau ii4 in Der Sc
malt Der beiOen S4urten befano, Sn
pel6er 8e5iebung lie gu Bennett gez
itanoen, bas bofftr YER etettin, nd4fte
Wofe bon i6ren eigensn Qippen gu
60ren.
QIs 8irton beilGonpap tlingelte,
mar er nt6t penig erituunt, Dab bic
Ter felbIt Dffnete, itatt ieines 0ieners.
@onpan i4ten Elm ipsni9 enttdui6t 81
fein, uls sr 3irton erblidte, unD ents
i6ulOigte ii4 iofort Dieier6al6.
(FortTebund folqt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
per Oent(6e GOrreIpon0ent.
ssreitas. 2f. 3upember 1902.
Qas SarfnmRef- Nrtn6ano.
Roman bon Jergus 9ume.
I (SOrtiesuuo.)

\ NButIltkuHa.J J.
y9aben sic iemals Benefits 5rau
~eeieben?" fragte Rirton plDBli9.
rNein! @ie.ioa cine i4One 5ruu
nit I9par5em !6oar Iein. Diefe Se=
norttas 1e6en einanber ia Ollie d6nli9.
SD fam mir ibre4rt benten: i9par3e
Qugen, I9ma9tenbs 8lide, rtotett i'm
bO4ften 9raoe unb perteufelt i4lau."
LIMB ME iiebt 8arD aus2"
r@r lit Elm 5iemlid grpBtr Mann
nit gelbem @efi4t, i4pur5em 9aar
unb biinnem i9paraen S4mlrrbart.
Rirtun erbob ii4 in 3kmli4er @rs
regung. 0ieie 8ei4reibung paBte uuf
Mabru5o! 8onnte es m0gli4 fetn.
baB er Worb mar, baB er 9on 5elipe
unb Dunn Bennett get0btet butte, I'm
bic Nuf5ei9nung iber bic Silbermiz
men gu erlungen? 9ier ndre Elm Mos
tiO = fogar Elm febr fairies Mtotio gu
benz Morbe. gI0BIi9 legte Rirton
bic Sanb anf 9uncan's Nrm uto 3og
ibn nit ii9 in bas 9eieaf4dfts5imz
mer.
rWas 1T benin Ios?" frugte bteier
Isiie, pdbrenb er Dem @Oaegen folSte.
nSeben Sic jenen Mann oort?'"
fragte Hirton, uuf Maord3o 3eigenE;
Der neben Sruu 8rpmnOre itanb unr
Die @liidpInf9e ieiner 5reunbe unn
8etdnnten entsegen nabm. nSft bus
Wdro?"
yNein!" antportete Duncan I9neQ.
rGr iiebt inn etpas dbnli9 - a6er
IS lit ni9t Warb!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
germiidte teGearnpbiidr Scpri6sn.

= Sn Detroit eretgnsten ii4 gea
tern Frii6 in 6olge zines 'bi9ten, iber
Der 5tabt b~dngenben Nebels mebrere
g%olltiionen auf ben StraBen5abnen.
Cine 4n3u6l 9erToneh fpurbe perIebt,
4iemanb jebo4 leben5gefdbrIi4. Die
S9ifffdbrt auf benz Slufe mar Idnz
gere 3eit eingeite1t.
-4. 8. @oGin$, General : Super
intenoent Der Snugkr's Union Mine
an 9anoord, ndbe 3eGurioe, GoI., it
bort Dur9 einen u%nbetunnten Weuz
Gelm0rber gei4ofen unO pabrI6einz
lid tohtli9 pertpunOet tporpen. Der
r9erbre9er feierte bur4 Elm Seniter
ees Bureaus Der Gompagnie unO truf
Collins in ben Hiidein. Mun permuz
tibet, bub Der MorOdngriff cine 5olge
Der Ie~stiG6rigert Strifetratpdne 1T, in
tpeI9en ms6rere Mdnner get0btet
puroen.
- Soiep6 Bed, pel6er i'm leBten
September gu Wtenomtnee, Wtt6., Die
5~ebridbrige SuIiu 8omiat ii6erfiel
nrb ermorbete, bat ii4 i4ulDig Be-
fannt unb lit gu tebensldngliaer
53u8t9ous6aft p~erurtbeitt porOen. F..
Sn g6oenir, Orig, bat Gruu
q. u. @Gart i6ren Srbn unO fi4 fefbit
eri4Ofen, Sic ion pa3nfinnig 9ez
mel en- feir.
: Sin @eriif am neuen MaG3bauie
Der rO3antee Multing Co." gu qprt
@aibingtOn4 MiSe2 brad geitern 8u@
.fdmmen unb brei Nrbeiter itiir3ten
berub. g.. 8. @tern unb Sobn Mil=
Ter tpurben t6btIi4 unb So9n Snpber
Ie6sns9efdbrli4- perlebt. I
-Sn Der RGbe pom @rsenOtGe, 81
g., brannts pG6renb Der porlebten
Na9t Die 8ohnung zines Regers, Ra4
mems @bahs, nieber, uno brei Sim
Der fdnten in ben 5lammen nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21

0uOis 1pessn srOben 1nfuss. Poli>
5eiri9ter poe era9tete cine Ra4t in
elmer 3ene Der Iiibli6en 9oli5eiftdtion
uls ~seniigenOe @truFe fir ben 4rre>
ftunten uub IieB benfeIben ldufen.
@rret9ts einen 3ped.
= Der 80 Sabre alts Qrtbur @ats
purbe geitern pom 9oli5eiri4ber
Sauber in Der norbfpeitli9eH Ppli5eiz
ftution gu apei Monuten arbeitsz
baus ptrurt6eilt. GGis mar felt ldnz
gerer 53eit anger Qrbeit unb bat fem
9fim. Qm Mittpo9 4benb 5ertriimz
merts TT ba6er an Der 9ruib 6i1=
IOenue Elm S9aufeniter. UNI uuf bieie
Msiie Die Poli3et gu 5tpingen, ibm
un%tertunft gu ge6en.
Die n&opIanb Selegraz
.p4ic Co. DON Baltimore lit BON
Der beutfden aegisrung bena4ri9tigt
porbeh, baB biefe Die BON Der Gom=
pagnie Dor 5 MOnaten 3pii9sn 9amz
burg unb Berlin inituGirte 2inie eno=
giItig ueceptirt bat. 9ieielbe arbeitet
CUR bpGen .3ufrieben6eit. OeutIHiunb
fOmit bic erite 9eIegrapbenlinie
nad- benz Spftem bes perItorbenen
prof. &otpluno bpn Der nSO6ns Sop
fins HniperfttGt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
anbiaers 3uHanOe in Colombia.

Colon, Colombia, 20. RpDem6er.
= Der Der. Staatenz&reu5e Ban
tber" lit mad @ulebrd abgefa6ren.
M2an glaubt in Nnbetra9t oes Sc
iunO6eits3uitarbes Der an 8orb be-
Marinemanni9aften, baB
fus Sdiff bon bort na9 einem 9eimis
IGen 9afsu gefdidt perben Gpiro.
9as 8olt bon Colombia lit erfreut
.ouriiber, baB bic Ser. Staten lire
Baden BON Der Banana >@iienbo6n
6urii6ge3ogen haben.
Der. Re6eQengeneral 3obles, mel
der iid tir5Ii9 nit 800 Mann i'm
9epdrtement 8olibar ergab, bat Elm
@irtulur erlafen, in pel9em er fi9
ben BsDtngungen 0es fogenannten
8~ertrages BON Nerlanpiu unternirft.
IS lit Dies. Der 8ertrdg, auf 9runb
tefen fi6 Der &e6eQengeneral Tribe
Tribe benz 9eneral Maniarres er9ab.
Robles befie6lt ben Streittrdften unz
ter ieinem Commando, ibre Wuffen
ben Regierungs : Gommifdren aus
5ultefern, unO erma6nt feline untergez
6snen, ben 8eOingungen beS 8ertruz
ges lopal gere4t 81 peroen.
g mann q, 20. Nobember.- 9ds
9ampff9Ieppboot .8olibar" tebrte
geitern Ra9mittag bon Qgua Oulce
5uriid, 1nb aus bem Dom rDiseonz
iin," Nomiral gaIeb's 6laggenf9iff,
~gegebenen Signal tit gu e%ntnebmen,
rob ii4 Der Rebeuengeneral 9erreru
On 8orO befinbet. I'm etpd l ubr
Ra4mittugs ianbte 4Omirul @uiep
cine 2uun6 o6, I'm bic &egierungss
GommifGre, Die 8enerdIe SaGa3ur
uno 8asque3, fonte ben General 60
bas, General perbomo's Stdb59ef,
an 8orb Der n8oltpta" gu brtngen.
Die 8%ebingungen Ger l1ebergabe, mel
de ben RebeQen ange6oten perben
ioQen, perben bic ndmlidsn ietn, nie
lie, pel6e in prdiiDent Marroquin's
Qmneitie : @rlaB erpd6nt purben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21

Tragt die ode SOTte, Die lr Inner Gskauft HaHt
'oa5 i GN1HAIZM
Girhm1rfte.

IS aft z.Qibertp, Pd., 20. Noo.
= ainbDieb: Martt ftetig; bic 9reiie
rdngirten 3pifben $500 unO $500.
S9peine: Martt lebbaft; Preife SIS
bis $685.. S4dfe: Martt itetig; Die
Preiie pariirten apifden $3.50 unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
Sas RGabrruuurIrn i'm @rten.

Warren, o., 20. Sob. = 3nei
ginbre9er p~liinbertan beute frii6 bas
9oitamt gu Neit : bennington, err
beuteten jeOp4 III cine feline Summe
@elces unb cine Qudntitdt Poitmarz
fem, sic e~ntfernten Ii9 uuf einem
fiiolid ge6snosn 5ru6t5uge Der BAL
timore &c 9bio r 8a6n." Die beige
9oIi3et mar benu6ri6tigt poroen
unO itanb, nit S4rotfIinten bepaffs
net, in 8sreiti6aft, als Der 3ug bier
untum. @iner Der SpiBbuben fprang
bera6 unb enttam in Der 9unfel6ett,
aqein Der anbere tpurbe feitgenommen.
Gr gie6t an, 6rant 9opeus gu beiBen
unO aus Sobnstotpn, 3d., gu ftumz
men. Gr bate cine Ytnte g~2ttroglD>
cerin, 5tpei gfeOoloer unO me6rers
8obrer in Ieinem 8eitB.
Gbicago, 20. Noo. - Charles
9. Dillon, elm Gpe3ialpoli3iIt Der
ng6icago &c Rort6peitern 8abn,"
puroe beute frub IN ben 5rantqdros
BET ~erpdbnten 8abn eri4Ofen, pdbz
reno er Ii6 bemii6te, bic 9liinberung
zines Sra3tpaggons Our6 eite Die
bes6anbe gu perbiiten. 6. 8. gOrun,
Elm Wei6eniteuer in 9ienfen Der
ndmIi6er Gpmpagnie, lit ieitbem Oer@
hnfte+ rnnrhpn mn einp W11hhI 7prz
brodener @iegel nurbe in ieinem Be-
iiBe ppr9efunben.
au8 2otomotiOfiibrer Charles
Datts unb 6ei3er DiGium 1MelOiGe
Iinb Der6aFtet porben. @ine regelmGz
bige Organization our BGiinOetung
her Trd6t3iige iOu unter ben 8eOienz
fteten Der gompagnis beitanoen BADEN.
0dtts lit Elm 8ruber bes 9iilfSz
guromeiiters unb foG Elm 9eitGnbniB
~Ln.Inzk Z-6an - .
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gnfmnrfrnsg (nsnturen.

Ser10teDtne StdbIlDeie, IN mel@eh
4OtsDertHa9sn Dsrtauft
fDerDen.
Eefodl,, 6. g. 6tott.
9orf,Rodb 9urnen &. Sabbinetou.
- Goriubs9tpcnus urb 6arriiOrfrcBs - Robert q.
z. Gan.
a. etraB. unO 6aEtiH9O bone Hptnus SONS
Rtinoo1or. -
CraHeroine = oiram Rimbfs.
SOrts2'StRut uuO3 .%obuionz Strabe - q. 2. 6.
Gheiot.
3. unO GOuo6se ttdbs, 6i95lanOtODn Sam.s
E. SrHar.
cranotoint - @torQe Ben.
Cir. q, llnionsaptnut (g8Ooobtrrn - Gfarun
s. @iniams..
@rou0rdp unO gattiutorssstr Serge ..
gBnp.
Inter. statiOr. qsnulploanjr Rabn' 6. @.
RroDu.
Gdmosu.s citation. .galtimort:G bto .ga6u.S
'
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ftfarsernno pun gufiaaen.

QGhgs Der srforberli@sn 3sit CUR grs
reidung Der periaiepenen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
1lutenFebsno lit Die ungsfdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der Poitia4en bon
benz Bdltimorer Dot : 8iireau nu&
ben buuptId6li@en einBeimii4sn un6
auspGrtig,n @tdOtsn per3ei4nst.
SnlGno.
G!tauta. 60, 10 Stuuptu.
QtlartitsGito, RS, 6 Sturosn.
Rrootlpn. R..V., 6 Staneer
Burlington. 9,rwOut, II Stuuosa.
Ruifdio, R.s9, IS Stunbtn.
CAPE Mup. Rs, 6 6tuHbsu.
GbarltRon. Sc, Is 6tuHeh
Gbicoso, 9as., / Tag.
columbia. SIC. n &:"~A
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Imseigem. -3n DerfamIea.
WrAnOeiaentbnm Ut nerfanfen.

S1Sn g9obnbaus yr. lo24, oopesStraBe, nis=
pZoO Orloer WrunO3ius, ie6s 3lmmtr, HOt Is
~ -. Htues oaus, rid ange1trl3en uuO III
pstBer NaDbdri61rt. gaO5uirugen i'll Sargainttr
ETTite Nr. M, Horo=GutapaSu. (SuiI2J,l9l
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StnOt Baltimore.
6eirGtas=0irensrn.

ben geltern bonn Nttudr pes Common
pltusz9 eriats ausgeiteIt:
Splpanus q. Situs, AZ, uno Nfugz
Gle u. 9onln, SO; 8eioH BON 9unz
tarb, ga.
;Sacob Monroe Std, 26, GlenpiGIe,
3d., uno Site pearl 6air, Is, Rr.
y, 0itz25. StruBe.
@erla9 Oebu5, 20, Weitport, Mo.,
uno 2eonoru &ern, II.
q. Meaoe O6ler, %, unb Pauline
6ri33eG, %, 8eiOe BON @e~tminIter,
Mb.; Npplitunt q. S. Burlington,
Roie 6iG GitD.
Sobn %. Bilep, "a, CIR. 232, So
q. StruBe, unO Soa 9. Mori6ua,
"a.
3bomas 9%oGIton, 81, unO Marp
Seslein, 10; Npplitdnt 6. SObnte, Nr.
1924, 4. @truBe, 9~igbIonOtOpn, MO.
Sames Mcg2anep, 40, Rr. 1859,
Riperftcee4penue unO Bridget Sour
pbp, 80:
Qleganber qreiton, 35, Nr. 215,
Gam Building, lnO 9annu6 8ait6er
Norris, %.
5reoerif Ssn5Iif, %, unO 6rances
S9irlunet; NppIitunt @eo. 6. Wtls
llams, Nr. 1925, Norbz9 urbamitr>
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MontroTeitruBe, unD annis @li3dbetf
9erielring, q,
@alter 8. MeIpin, %, uno Beetle
6dtpes, 81; Qpplttunt @lurt 5Romas,
CIR. 2259, MaoiionzNoenue.
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6pgun, "a; QppIitunt s, 8. 8ens,
Or. 837, Meit=6runtliHftruBe.
GOpurb 81 Qrmeling, 81, gr.
1901, @IiftOnitraBe, unb Gord M,
Sing, 10.
5runt 8. 2epp, "a, uno Marp 90.
lpmun, 10; QppIifant 9arrp @OlOz
itein, Or. 415, GolOinitrabe.
8on @eeunb 6ofen. = Der
7zmaTtige @9ooner nS6omas 90.
2%anfon," bas gr0Bte 9egelI4iff Der
Welt, nit 4usnabme bes btutf9en 81
maftigen S9ooners rpreuBep," Der
408 SUP lang 1T, fpGbrenb Die 2Gn9e
bes r2atpfon" nun 403 SUB betrdgt,
fam geftern i'm bieiigen 9ufen an, I'm
&oblen ein3unebmen, peGhe er nod
Bottom bringen fp1. d.
Der 9umpfer v86Gn" bonn
Rorbb. 2Gopb fubr geitern nit 1875
puTdgieren bon Bremen nod 8ultiz
more al. BON bier aus fGbtt er mad
COLLECTION, tpO6in er 95 pufdstere be-
fDrbet1 tptrb.
Ser 9ampfer r0edars@ pom
Norbb.. 2lopb, Capt. 9arrufotpiB,
fubr geItern Na9mittag NIT benz be-
reits genannten &aiitenz unb etfpa
125 3pH4enbeds : NaHagieren bon
bier nod Bremen 5uriid.
Der 0Qmpfer rgambrtdn Sing"
fubr geiterr BON 4nrperpen nit elmer
gemiI6ten 2abung mad Bolton unb
Baltimore ab.
l~1nterpegs mad Baltimore beFinbet
fi9 Der beutf6er Oelbe6dlterz Oampfer
m@liie Marie," Der BON Sbielos, @ng>
Lamb, fommt, um bier eine 2abun9
Petroleum auf5une6men.
Gin fuItes 8ab.- Die Boz
Ii5ei ses fiioliasn Dtitrifts tpnrbe sez
ftern frii6 per 3elepbpn bena9ri9tigt.
baB unter Der 2igbtitruBen48rife Elm
Mann am Grtrinfen lei, Qiertt1ant
8iefner fdnbte Tofort atpei poli3iiten
nit Dem 9atrolpagen na9 5errbf
Bar, unb als Die Expedition Bel Der
Bride unlangte 6Orten bic poli5iiten
5ilferufe, tpel9e aug Dem WaFer gu
fommeH f9ienen, tGine senuue Inter
iu4ung ersab iebo4, baB es, ii9 ni9t
Inn einen @rtrinfehben 1anbe. Oaz
gegen fab Charles 8. OQbis BON CIR.
1919, Sefferfon : StraBe, puoeInuB
auf einsm 8riidenpfeiler. Gr er3dblte,
bab er in oas Dafer Sefa[en Iei, bod
f4sntten Die Poli8iite1 bieIen 4us=
faSn teineH 9lawbsn unb Derhaftstsn
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Stne neuen breiitOdigtn terr1iirten WObHbauitr
nit ~elseanter ISroutc uHO olrn moDernen Scquemz
li6tritsn, an Y9efieite Der SOIteHs4Utnus, iiOLi9
bon 8biteIOf=S traBe, nit yusiibt iiber rCrulO'
I 8il-Yart" uno StaOt. 9runDjinsire oDer nit
9ruHDiin3. 2Ggli9 g%efiinet. z DOmas e.
3 0 IL D., nGentral 2rut Co., 2.gingtOn= II. Courts
lano=StraBe. { Ntt25, lDtt)
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Sarlebem auf 0rnnoeigentbmu.

Narlcber BON $500 bic $4,000
oui 9ruEOsletntbum in Der 6taOt uno otm 9dnOt;
~ni,prjoe Siugraten. !. ID. Strrp & son,
0r. 225, st. 9aulsStraBt. (Gttl9, 6Dttt)
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Hnrfeben auf MDbelE NIB anoere
>ei6ebsittn fir 6 9rOssut-osnou mad b,m nsusa
Gtitb; priputiu.
Etdbter. Rr. 2lO, CR.eertnstpnsztr.
3iHmcr Rr. 4, .guriontsSuilOiu9.'
Sn Ger Office miro Seutib ss(prodben.
Caai20.iaI
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fdufe: 1 @aggon 8emifdter gr. 2 gu
334, / Maggon DO. gu 334.
Gp,ttnp 9rhlU11 n+s. .
8aItimprer @ffettenbotfe..

EsriHtst sEr oun .5sutiaeH Gorr,ipoupentiu' bur9
:. sBm RiOoenonrf & Gs)
Baltimore, 20. Hooember,
s. Wm. Mibbenoorf &c SO. 6ere4s
nen fir Srdncs: 8antisrs 3rdtten
auf so Sage 5.184. auf Si4t 5.163,
faufmGnni16e auf 60 Sage 5.18s bis
5.20S. 8ei9smart duf so Sage 945.
@uIoen auF so Sage 3 13i16.
Sterling 8dntiers auf 60 Gage
4.8355, auf Si6t 4.87, taufmdnnii4e
4.83$-4.84.
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Seutide ShIubrQte

ID s.-Ole 9eufl9e Wfdls3ufu9t
6etru9 1883 8ui9eIf 8erianbt bon
ben Glepatoren 1880 8ui6et; @lez
p~atoreR : @orrafb Isl. 1852 8uf8eI.
@ertdufe: 10000 8uf6et Sdbr gu
564, 10000 Sanuar gu SO, 10000
5ebruqr gu 80. 210O Spot (alter) gu.
II, 10000 Sunudr gu 524 $4,000
Sa6r gu Sc, 1 Daggon 5u~ridgepieiez
ner gu So 10000 Sanuur gu 50.
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Giehfntter. unh struhpreiis.

Sol9enOes iinD bic auf ben itaats
Ii9en Maugen fir 9eu, Stro6 u. |.
~. seftern er3ieIten preiie:
Oef!i4e 9eupudge.
Seu. - Simot6D, SIS big SIT,
&Ise6eu, $12 bis $13, gemii4tes, $14
big SIS pro Some.
@trob. = Bei3enFrO4, So, Rogs
genitrob, $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
DeftIi9e 9eunuuge.
9eu. - Simotbp, $13 Bis SIS,
aIeeheu, $12 Bis $14, gemiI4tes, $12
Biz $14 pro Some.
Strob. - 0~si5enitro9, Sc Big
SIS, &oggsnitro9 $12 Bis 81 pro
SDnne.
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Sarleben auf MObel II. I. p.
gm 2angften etablirte
MdrnIono Uhattrl foam Agofiation,

GaIpsrt. Quilting. Gerihtshaus ses.rubv.
8imm,r Tr. 20 uno 231 AD:iter GIur).
2lepffsGeFe 6apcttes limb ct. paul. 2tra6e.
SReuss Gefee pom 1902 fritz befUIst.-Ga
parlfbsu- $1Ob bis S25O-parlsbsn
auf Ne1beIn. NianUs. CreeIn ufp.
SarIebeu unt.r $50, 8tiuu,ntttOfeu 500.
Bon $50 bis 800, 8e%iammttOf.n $7.95.
Rit 6 Qrojsnt muudtli6 fir Gtt;Sttrde.
5 grpJ.nt ouf 9ttrdgs bon fiber 500.
Esibe 9elepbont: ct. 9aul 2l34. GOurtlaub 73S
abreiie: hilbert BIume. it,. sttrstir.
GoIOrtsguilbine, Baltimore.
Naent uirs rsriprs6tH unO gratis bic Gtaten
erildrea. (RCp9, lSra&S)
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grrbuFteu.Rarft.

unten1tebenDe Yret1e be3te9en 1tQ
auf ben gngros : 9dnbeI; fir ben
&~einbdnbel muB Elm entipre4enber
Nuff9ldg gen1a9t perbeR.
Sar.m 9rpbutte.
2ebenbes @eFligel: pro pfunb,
iunge 6i6ner &c. big Lift; dIte 6ibz
ner sc. Bis &c; @Gn1e 1Oc. Bis 113c.;
9uter sc. Bis 1916; @nten f0c. biz
11!c.; Suubsn, pro Paar 15c. biz
zoe. f.,
Ger, pro 0ubenb 24c. bis 27c.
2tepRG, pro SAB Zoe. bis $3.50;
8irnen, pro SAB $1.OO- biz SIPS
Srauben, pro 5 PfunO@aprb lie. biz
&c.; 8ronsbeeren, pro SAB $500 bis
$500.
Gentle: 8artofFeln, PRO 8uf4el
40c. Bis &c.; 3piebeIn, pro 8ui4el
Toe. Biz &c.; @eiBtobI, PRO Spnne
$3.50 big $3.50; 8opFulut, pro 8u>
f9elfifte 25c. Bis. 4Oc.; 3uderrii6en,
pro 8iinbel 11c. Bis Be-; Se1erie, pro
0uBenb zoe. Bis 4Oc,; CRIME 8O6nen,
pro babe 3ifte $1.0O big $1.25; BLU
mento6G, pro grate $3.50 Bis $500.
Groceries unb 9rOOtftO<
men,. o.
3afFinirter 3ufer: pro 9fun0, ge>
piirfelt, 5.214c.; puIoeriiirt, 4.714c,;
STANDARD, grunulirt, 4.61@c,; fem
grdnulirt, 4.614c.; Gr0ftul, 4.614c.;
Columbia q, 1885,; gel6er, 3,779c.
Bis 4.265.