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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE


The sreat prominence given leather
and leather effects in wall covering or
upholstery for the ban. living room. H.
brary or dining room Is enc of the no
ticcable features o. fashions in house
furnishings. One Of the latest and
most novel ideas and one that is OK
trcmciy effective is 10 use metal fin
ished r0anssin OF either n brown or
green tone as straight valance for a
velour pOrticre. Whole curtains Of
leather are sometimes used. too but
only IN large, high ceiilngcd rooms.
where massive effects are IN keeping.
Ceiling papers covered with a lattice
work Of vines blooming with flowers.
giving the effect OF living in an arbor
or canopy OF flowers. are among the
newest for bedrooms. For bedrooms In
country houses cnameled furniture
painted in flower designs IS certainly
dainty and charming. White is Of
course The most attractive. although
many Of the colored ones are exceed
ingly pretty. Among the most desira-
bic showing is an ivory white with sin
gle large pink roses scattered all over
1t. Forgetmenots ornament another
pretty white suit. rs DO ferns and VIC
let's
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26

Tor the aesthetic who dote on pretty
table decorations The newest idea is 20
have little tWi-s SCI in silver cups with
small fruits tod 90 the sprays OF the
twig- miniature cherry tree can be
built NJ In this fashion Half q dozen
Of these little trees make a beautiful
effect.
FcstoonS OF ribbon on thin muslin is
being used FOR table centers. Roses.
violets and carnations can De used TO
Initiate nature 10y means OF the new
wide ribbon which = offered ON the
counters as a Partisan novelty. The
effect when used with fine india mus
I'm Is Ike that of throwing spray OF
flowers on the cable.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
LIQUORS. CIGARS, GROCERIES.
MIS-. j. f. Monroe

Mrs j. r. Mon zoe
Commerce St, fredericksburg. Va. keep
the largest and most varied stock a,
ines and Liquors in the city. She can
furnish you Whiskey al prices from 81 40
70 81 per gallon. IL includes Star A.
Kentucky Rye. Live Oak, Lord Balti-
more, King Lear. Jefferson Co. Rye. Wig
VAN. Indian Hin and many Others.
Wines Of every description. Apple
Brandy $3.50 TO 81 per gallon. A fuD
IKE ofCigars and Tobacco, Groceries. etc.
MRS. j. +. MONROE.
3l3 Commerce St, fredericksburg. Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26

A light sunny Kitchen is made more
comfortable in warm weather by dark
green or brown blinds az the window.
Offering shade while one sits down and
prepares the vegetables for dinner or
beats the cake. one thing kitchen
workers have not yet lcarned-to hus-
band the strength by using "a rocking
chair or other easy chair while per
forming certain parts Of the work. !
have a friend who is very lame. ana
she has taught me many things in the
line of comfort. Perhaps she has dis
covered many OF the aids she employs
IN CARING fer her little summer homo.
but l know that she sits a good deal.
She could Lot do the work in any other
way because Of her innrmity.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
ANeS~tnbIc salad Dr~.si,

\ boiled dressing suited Tor veccta-
BE salad is made OF two tablespoon
fuiS of butter. two tablcspoonfGls Of
vinegar. two eggs. one teaspoonful of
sugar. one-half tcaspoonful Of salt and
two tahicspoonfuls Of French mustard.
Melt the butter and let IL cool Then
stir into IL slowly the yoiks Of the
eggs. which have been previously min
Tlci with the salt and sugar Add the
vinegar little 10y little. and cook il i'm
4 double boiler until the miXtare thick
ems. Remove from the FIRE. stir until
cool. add the mustard and. lastly, the
stiily beaten whites of the esgs and
three tahlcspoOnfuiS 81 cream.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
Weekend tickets, Season IOo,

Commencing Saturday. June eth and
unless otherwise ordered, continuing
until September 21th Inclusive. ropnd
trip tickets viii he sold to Richmond
and intermediate stations. SatnrsaVs
only. good 10 return until the following
Monday, inclusive at one fare rate.
{. e. Cox. Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
ROg0l Velvet.

the famous Keptucky Whiskey, posi-
lively the best for family use. One
quality, one price-si per gallon JEFF
fersoa County, at the price. has no
equal-s2 per gallon. For sale only by
MRS. ]. +. MONROE,
Os6Ty Fredericksburg, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
EXCURSION |: WASHINGTON
VIA. r. f. X p. RR.
nOndaY, Aug. z, 1902.

Train leaves Broad and Hancock streets
Monday Morning At 500 A. NJ Return
ing leaves Ninth and Maryland Avenue.
Washington, Tuesday August 9TH. at
GOO l.. NJ. sharp. Round Trip Fare:
Richmond 20 Washington - - Milford
To Washington, 100 fredericksburg
10 Washington. 81 -.
- special Coaches for Colored People
flenty 81 Cars and No Crowding We
TO. Rain or shine Refreshments Sold on
Train. For tickets and Information. in
quire oi !. NJ. Thompson. - T. Broad
Street and at the train. Train stops at
all regular stations between Richmond
and Quantico This Excursion will be
under tile management of
J. VI. THOMPSON \ co.
The Old Reliable Excursion Managers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
y NEcCracken. Bro. Is -.
GROCERS AND LIoUOR pEAFRs

Oner Ten Thousand Gallons PURE RYE ans
Boz RboN WhlSklES, from tie folio wins
We'll known distlllcrics. Graft.& Co, 81 Ohio;
Monticello biStrlcry ~ MARYLAND ana "A Il
Gray. ~ PcnusyIN
Agents for Bergncr n Eagles Lager Reey
riley also oier staple and Fancy Grocer,es
Agricultural Implements. Seeds. Guano. and
Cemenk - N
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
Bell Of Lexington

the finest whiskey on earth. Hand
made. sour mash. copper distilled
double stamp, warranted pure None
better Tor table and medical use ~
years old. 80 per gallon: wears ola
e. yer gallon I handle the Rau-ru-
-chnidtS beer, the most healthy drink
Tor warm weather. I also keeu ia
stock a nice line OF wines l-iuS and
hrunlics. cigars and tobacco. Thanks
Ing you for your liberal patronar,. "a
tie past, and hoping to merit "A com
unuauce 81 same. 1 ann.
Most rcsp ectfuuy,
os commerce -. ). T. HARRIS
"old Racket Harris stand
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26

ing pattern, this being variation
which often produces extremely good
results. Tho long curtains are Of erecn
and white printed linen, the valance
being arranged beneath moldins
which now frequently takes the place
Of the OLD fashioned curtain pole.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
: Drnnrd nan window.

\ hail window treated In easement
style has short curtains Of plain green
flax. the turnover frills OF contrast
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-26
18th
- 9 7E

This has been our banner year and We
have done more business than ever before vi.
have the confidence OF the people. and proof
OF IL l. the increase of our trade. "Pur.
goods. honest value and fun measure are the
cause Offt our stock Il the largest, purast
and best selected Ia the state, and we can
satisfy the wants of everybody.
Our Canada Rye at SO. 90 IL the finest
medical whiSkey on the market. Farmers
Delight, Tenderloin Rye, kentucky Club Rye
King OF Kentucky Rye, White Rye and Col
onel Rye, all at $500 per gallon. have nc
equal. Blue Ribbon. $i.9c, Apple Blossom.
Sl,I5. Choice Rye. Sl.5O. and Golden Star
20 per gal. Apple Braudies. $500 and
500, Peach. Blackberry, California. French
ana finger Brandiez. Kidney Gin, New Eng
land and Jamaica Runs, Wines and Beers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
9srneIitiihe WiGfnn1re,

9ie vSiibif6e Welt" bringt cine
2iIte BON Namen alsr Ssraeliten in
ben Ser. Staten, bic 8ermOgen bon
elmer MiIipn Dollars pDer me4r be-
fiben. 49t MarDldnber, aae in Bal
timore tpobn6aft, befinOen ii3 in Der
2iIte, nGmli9: Bernard Gabn, 4lbert
@ottT6alf, G6arles 8. 9uBler, 9az
bib 6uBler, Siibor Gunner, 9enrp
Spnne6orn, Siaac StrOuie uno OIL
freD s. 1Qmunn.
@5 iinb bies lauter @6rennamen,
auf bic unIere Stabt itol5 ietn lam.
sic 6a6en in beri9iebenen 8ran6en
oes @ei9Gftslebens lire Sii4tigteit
6epieien uno ben no6lDeroienten
Gp6n errungen. @iner 'Derielben 1T
gu einem bOben G6renpoi item erlpdhlt
DorDen.
Die gun3e 2iTte ent6dlt 115 Sea
men, 10 buB aus ben etpa 1000 Wftlz
liondren in ben Ser. Staten Elm
re6t 6eoeutenOer pro5entiaB auf S.
raeliten fdQt. NQein es itno fe9r me-
MICE MultizMtiQiondre Darunter, unD
feline, bic ii4 ben tOlofalen 8ermOgen
BON Carnegie, &odefeller, @dnoerbht,
@pulD etc. an Die settle ieBen tDnnten.
SoSn 6anoel unb Snbuitrie De5 Gam
bss fpielt bas i5ruelitiide Glement
cine itets pa6ienOe ROGe, uno tit Elm
grpBer Sbeil uniereS rapioen Sort
i6ritt3 i6nsn 5u5uiGreiben. Sic tper>
ben bier quite Ameritaner. 8as Bis
mard BON ibnen iu9te: nSte geben Elm
gltes MouReur fir meine stpas
langfamen Oeuti4en ab" Durfte au4
bier aelten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
Safer>Glemme

@om G6icaqo'er @etraioe : Marftt
fpmmen INNER nele lleberrdi6ungen
&aum lit bic folofale Matsz& lemm'
sliidli9 erlebigt, uno bat @ates, Den
nod Elm gutmiitbiger Rduber gu feir
ideint, feline gei4prenen Sadfter
entlaHen, 10 fpmmt bic Nd4ri4t, BAT
nun 6afer an Der 8eibe lit. SameE
8atten 6eiBt bieies Mal Der Sreiber
Der Die armen 2dmmer in Die Gngt
getrieben bat unO ibnen Die WOQe a6:
nebmen pirb.
Dim Samitug mar groBe @uFre=
gung. Die preiIe, Die am 5reitaq
auf II Gents, Der b09itc Stano felt
1864, gei9rau6t paren, fielen plOBz
lid auf 55 gents, bd IS Derldutete.
bah 9atten nit ben riiditdn6tgen 2tez
feranten gu 70 Gents afforotrt babe
oSnbeB mad elmer 6aG6en Stunbe fties
gen 9reiIe tpieber auf 50 Gents, pQ3u
lie idlOHen.
Golfe epnpuliiOii6e 8epegunger
f6qben benz legitimen 9ef4Gft febr.
aQein M t6ut l1nre6t, aae S6ulr
an fol6en &lemmen ober Corners Der
Munipulanten pie @ates unb Putter
3u5u19reiben. Die 8~ertdufer, met
items Battle : Spefulanten, Die Der=
fauften, mas tie nt4t 6atten uno ME
gu liefern beabfi9ttgten, 1tno sum
grDBten S6eile S6ulb baran, Sic
finb es, Die bic 9reife fir 5Grm@Pros
BUTTE briiden unb Elm tiinitli6es Qn@
ge6ot BON ni9t por6anoener Waars
MAIDEN, na9 Dem Der NbfaB : 9reiS
regulirt ptrb. 6Gufig limb e5 Sir
men in europa, Die bur9 %fo9enannte
8lanfp : @erfGufe bic Notirungen
berab5uieBen fu6en. I'm 8aaren Bill
Zig faufen gu t0nnen.
Den grobu5enten erpG4it oft
bur9 1olGe 8lemmen Elm beoeutenoer
@ortbeiI. es lei benin, buB iie piRort"
berfauft unb Die Waare ni4t ltefern
fDnnen, SbatIa6e 1T. baB bic nett
li9en 5armer aus benz Better : Boom
por einigen Sabren einen enormen
8rDfit l0iten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28

Gs mar borau85uebe
baB @ngldnO, fp6dIO es freie 9anO
bur9 Grlebigung 0e5 8oersntriege5
erlangte, fi9 Der afiatif4en 5rage 3uz
1psnben piirbe. N}an fam Daher bic
OF. petersburger 0epeIde, pel9e BON
einem S6uB= uno SruBbiinoniB 5riz
ffen gngianb, Sapan unb Gorea be-
ri9tet, Qls ridtig gslten Iafen. Der
@eounte IT, @orea ~felbftGnoi9 gu
MAIDEN, bamit Die beitGnb,sen Hei=
bungen 5pifden 8uBlanO unO Sapan
nm Die 8Drbsrrf6dft in Gorea dufz
b0ren. SSapan ertldrt iih bereit, alien
@ebunten auf cine 4nnettirung @pz
rea's gu entidgen; es Derldngt aber,
DoB 2uBluno oas NGmIi9e t6ut, uno
lrenn es bier5u ii9 ni9t freiptuig
entf9lisBen fam, foQ IS ba5u ges
3pungen fperoen. Der 3eitpunft 81
elmer Tolden perniinftigen 2Oiung Der
cpreaniiden Sruge lt ie6r gut ges
tpdblt. HuBlaRD ut 9e9enfpartt9 du@
Ser Stanoe, gegen cine iol9e GpuIiz
tion 5ront gu MAIDEN; es bat peoer
cine ~geniigenbe 2dnbma9t in 4iien,
nm fih gegen Sapan 81 fte1en, gez
f6tpeige cine Seema9t, UNI England
bic Spite gu bieten. 9emgemdB piro
es fi9 gefanen lafen miifen, ipenn
GOreu aGe ruffii6en 8eumten entldBt
unb f9 bic nndbbdn9igteit ii9ert,
Die ibm BON He6tstpeeen 5utommt.
@s pirb jebt in 4iien senuu biefelbs
Yolitif befolgt. pel6e 9eutidlanb
unb Seftrei9 betreffs Der 8alfan=
1taaten CUR 8~e5d6mung ruIFi4er
Meltma9tsseliifte bOrge5ei6net ba>
ben. 6ier, pie bort perOen Die
idpa6en Rationen ni4t ruiii6er
Gaubgier preisgeseben, ionoern es
4pirb linen Die @elegenbeit ge6oten,
ii6 felbfffdnbis gu entfpideln. Den
GuTen 1T in Miien ebenfo, rpie in @uz
ropa 6alt geboten ipprDen nno ba@
ri6er fam man fiA nur frener.
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GS ihuueGfe.

Was trinft man nur BEL bteier 8lutb?
Ser 8ot6pein gebt gu iebr in'5 8lut.
Gum MoieIpeine feblt bas Sis,
Saffee unb S6ee finb mir 81 beiB,
Die blaiIe Mil6 lit mir gu fabe,
@ntieBli4 finO' i'd 2tmondbe.
Den Nepfelpein ri9r t4 ni6t an =
Der bat mir mai mas anget9an.
Gbampugner trdgt 3u 6oben 3Oa,
9a3 buntle 8ier lit mir gu bOQ,
gu bitter nieDerum ba5 belle -
limb i4, Der grOBe Wufer6afer,
Srint aus 8erfeben ntrtlia 8a6er
limb pi7en Sic, mas i6 entbedte?
Sc f6medtei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28

Die &artpffel 1T in
9eutf6Gunb gu GROCER Wi4tigteit ge@
langt. Man fdbrt, pfIiigt unb ieBt
init ibnen MaI9inen in 8etrieb, D. +.
nit benz Nlfo6pl, Der aus ben &artofz
feln getppnnen pirb. @s gei4iebt 9os,
um Der 2an0nirt4Idaft 9iilfe gu gez
tpdbren. Snfolge 9eTen bat Der &arz
toffeIbau rieiige 9imeniionen dnge>
Ilpmr1en.
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Mpnta9, ben %. Suli 1902.

&aben NIT einem beglauz
bigten Stammbaum f0nnen, CUR 8erz
beferung Der 8aife aus benz 4usz
ldnpe eebra3t, tHnftig 5oafret bier
gelanbet tperben. 90 beitimmt cine
neue 8erfIgung Der oberiten 3oabez
h0rbe. @s Gebe Der Tortf9ritt! 8isz
ber itanben Bios r&ater" auf Der 5retz
liite.
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Cnern Qnnr's GilenbahnzGn

6aerplGn itit Dem 5. sui 1902 In Rrlit.
2lmpitr 0:rldBt ban Bier Gr. 10 an glbt= StroBs
ta9li5 tSamtals uRO 6oUntagg ausgtngmmtu)
UNI 7G Ygrmittaas uuO 3.l5 Gatmittags, NAB
CAPE gt ap, &tbObOtb uuo 8Biibtafas
ficHtH.
eamita9s, 100 9ormjt,asg IND 200 Va6mittagg.
mad 6 @ { q ,, u b Q b uH0 8DjibsHs
fatloutn.
SoHntlqs, SIS @ormittags, mad Ga VI C .
IHo * sbobotb b, NIB 3l5 Qa6mjttll5, nut
nab &eEt=S5laHO uno GuetHstoDu.
SpeBial % I ptrioBt 6 q W D M0Hs
tags am $50 0lor9cus, flo an QtDs5 NIT ptn
G~rprebjug BON &sbobot5 nab Baltimore in Strs
biHouHQ ieBsH0.
GEa3tsu paro,R an @Q5;ntaOsn bis 8 u5r %6,uos
tHt1egtn peH0mmtn.
9elsp6Ouf: &. & D.. ct. 9aul 3l02; Mo., 6ea. 81.
Z. gB. SrOgeL Observation-Disclosures.
(geai27l5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28

Cine inert m ii rbtge Be-
fanntma6ung erlGBt OasStdOti4ultz
~beiBenamt gu Stuttgart, Die NenOe>
rung bes @tabt6auplanes betreffenO,
GS 6eiBt BARN: nAuf Der Sbalz,
be3p. g1orbieite Der Strede bon Der
8iGaz Bis CUR WugnerftruBe lit bos
Nnbalten ~oorIdufig peOer erldubt,
nod per6oten." Wa5 it's nun eigentz
Iih2
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IarblanO G. QennlblBaIia Giieuz
babnsGu.

Rortb4aotnues uHpOat sStattpn.
9,rtaF.n an Dobtuta9sH Ha4 QoEt, ga, UNI 7.30
Yorgens unD $50 Ra5mitta9s.
g:r!aFen an @obsntogen Ra5 9tIta, pa, um
73O Woreeu, $50 uHO 40 Ra6mittags.
BtrlaFen an Boaenta5,H nab Sslair, Mo., um
7.3O, $50 uuo 11.35 gOrmittass. $50 uaO 45O
Ra5mittdgs unO 6l5 absn0s.
gsrIaf,H an 6onHtagsH nab Delta, pa, um $50
Woretns uao 400 Rabmittaes.
gerlan.n an 6onHta9ru naa S:lair, NO, um
$50 uno ll.& 9uEmittass, 400 RaSmttaos uRo
1000 IbtnBs.
). G. 2orrts. Observation-Disclosures
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mt q GnicnhS.0pnea.

stuoitnsRurius: Rlaifi3tr, UiTtni3aitii5cr uHO
faufmdrniiber 1lut.rribt; eriiuoIi6er unttrribt in
Der oeuti1sn eprabe. 9cO:ugnnG'n: DSoerOfrs"
pro 6siion bon idnf W!pnaisn $IIo. Staoitn
b,oiunen am 3 isn f q q, ben 2. September 1902.
Mdn a~Oreifirs:
Srmeer Spfepb. DIRECTOR.
Citation o, Baltimore, WlD.
Ratuloo duf 9'rlan9sn. Quill ft,G&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28

Sn Chicago finb bic 8 o.
feniungen Der berfdiepenen Selegraz
pbenz@ Sc eqf9aften an ben Strife ges
eangen. Nu9 BADEN Die 8uben, BON
benen febr biele bas Otter BON II
Sabren nod nt6t errei6t baben, unz
ter Der Nnlettung BON etnigen @rbeiz
ter<O rganifdtoren cine Linton" gez
bilbet. Oa fam man nit &e6t iagen:
nWte Die often iungen, 10 5pttidern
Die eSunoen."
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.a& Merchandise Miners
Mefern 0arB[anb Balm.

WeFern 0arBlanb Sa5n.
Srttt in RrQft an q. Stunt 1904.
8agt buIaTsR &iasusStatiOn, ME iOlet:
SGgIi6.
40 Worgsug 6busasug, 6auptlinis, 6aerss
tOpn, q. & 10. ap. gHO BEN 5aOsn, ansgs'
nommsH Sonutag, 9. .. R. q. Gbambsrs6urg,
Nartinsburg, Min6sttr uHo 9uuttsH an bsr
,Gbeiapeats II. I8stsrn gabn."
9.I5 go~rm.-9cnsD}ar Grprsb. (}ur 9enzDtar.)
1855 ~@orm.-attom. na3 GmOrDz9rope.
9Gqli5 usgeu in men . bHntag
TBS gorm.-9ort, 9. & o. EiO. unO 6auptlinis
6tli8 Don GmOr9'grOpe, Carlisle uRo y. & 8.
9abn.
ali 8Orm.-Suuptltuis, 6uoergtofun, 6bipbens.
burg, Grtosrid, Gmmitsbure unO g.. & %.
Ip.. bis GbsHanoOob.
1912 9Orm.-4ttOm. nab IHiOus9r!ogs, OOrt u.
GETTYSBURG.
1890 @a6m-atfOm. mad GmorDs@rOos.
2.2 ~Ra5m.-aitom. na6 GmorDz8rooe.
3.2 Ra6m.-9lUs UtOuHtuin Ggpreb (9drlOrs
Gar); isrHer Grsbsrid.
1872 Ra6m.-Grp. mad 9orf unO g. & $. Din.
4.0l Ra6m.-GTp. mad 9uHtten an Der 6aupts
linie, 6ugerstODn, GrtOsrif, Gmmitsburg unO
Sbtppensburg.
500 3a6m.-GEp. mad 9lpHoon. att0m, itnisits
uniousSrioee.
5.25 Ra6m.-Qtfom. mad QltFa,
6.I5 a~bsnog-QtUm. nab llniOns9rioge.
9ur SOHHtags
9.35 gorm.-Gttom. mad lniOHs9rioge unb 6a'
2.35 Radm.-gftou1. mad unious9riDoe.
4.22 Qa5m.-Qttom. mad &Iefa.
giQsts uno GepdtsCffics, 215 CfsguIto. s5tr.
8uQt 6alten an llnioas, gtHna. zAps., Gultpns
unO 8aIbroOt= ClortbsaUtnusl Citation.
9. 8. 8risDOlb, o. 3. u.
8. {, QanOfrset, GsHt'l!ASi3d ii5rer.
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WQ6 annapolis, Mt. &O0aI Citation, H.5O, 1850
Born, GamOtn. StatiOu, 800, 1900 Born,
iI2.I5, AIS, $40 yta3m.
gbfabrt Don COMMUNICATION mad Grcorid,
lbs, !g.7 Born, ?9,l5 9srm., lbs, 4.2O uHS
"5.35 0obm.
Ra6 Bju5eter, 1920 @Orm, 1910, A30seo4m.
Bad 6ag,rstODH, !9.0O 9Orm., Alb AIS
Radmittags.
Wo6 Glicott;Gitp uno Mt. Q;rp, 2otal, 7.35,
80 @urm., u.25, 430, '535 Ia@m., $3.50.
sIl.30 @6enbs.
Ta6 Guvtis' @ap, 1923 Rorotns.
Tab Qurap, Wt. G~ona!s5tltiou, "2.56 1a3m.
Enrrh,nrG tntinn. q 10 STADIUM.
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Gin beoeutames 3ei4en
Der 8erGnberung, bic in Der Stimz
mung 5rantrei9's gegsn Oeutf9ldno
ii4 Dol5iebt, lit bas @efdenf zines
DielfaGen MliaiOnGrs on bic pAilOips
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Nene Mnseigem.
Ner(uren.

Gin 9ertemoulais an Der. 0aHoper=Strdbe, inis
idsn Oem 0anoptrsDlartt uR0 Der 9rattsStraBs.
Ser 6inoc miro gebttfu, Oafelbc gtgsn cine .berais
@elo6nuuo in Dieitr Office u6luIitiern. (A9-10l
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MHffen tie uber Glib
fleif9 baben! sSn Dublin, Seras, ba=
ben Die 9emotraten beS II. terantz
f6en GongreBbifrifte8 in ibrer Gonz
BENTON bereits 1901 46itimmungen
porgenommen, p9ne gum 3iele gu
fommen. 0abei lit es Bis jeBt mod
gu teinen Mu8i9reitungen getOmmen,
mas BEL benz befannten beiBen Dilute
Der Seraner gan3 Defenders auffalz
lenb eri4einen muB.
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atlantic : GitD o1l elm
geFd6rliaes pflaIter BADEN, uno OBJ
glei4 man CUR grbolung unb gum
Qusruben 6infd6rt, fOmmt man
man9mal no6 miiOer Don bort 5uz
riidI Der prdIipent Der I'll, g.
Stabl : Corporation" CHARLES %.
@9ipab, bat einen nerpDien 3ufam@
menbru3 buiel6It ge9abt un0 muB ii4
minbeItens a4t Sage gang ru9tg ball
ten = feline 8DarDpalf Promena0e,
feline Sebn8pirbigteiten, feline Sc
1eGi9aFtsn = nidt einmal Heben BAL
ten! SIS 1T re6t bart fir ben beit6ez
5a6Iten Nnse1telten Der Welt! 8ir
nO1en inn bdlbtge SeiIerung Min
T6en!
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&efanntmadlnnaen
~ pes ztartzaeslfratprs.

aItimore Den y. Sui: 1902.
Die GommiTdre fir pen Surbbru6 Or StraBen
in Der StdDt baltimore BADEN elnfn nolTdnni1en
unD perbengrtcn &tri6t ijber Die g8srtberbObuHgsz
5reueru, GntibdOiguugtH UNI Ausgaben iHr oit
Gonotmuirung NM Surbbrebung Der Aiten=Str.,
pon aanpalez Strabe bis @ortb=NDsnle, in @sndB=
belt Der am 90. 3auuar 1902 b~ttdtigten Ssroronun8
pes 0(u0o.s UNI Sta0tgatbs BON Baltimore, ans
g%sfsrtiQt unO bel mir b%intlrlegt.
IS iuiro hermit bcfannt 0euabt, Oab pie git3tr
uuo Qldae beIaQter @ifcuzS traBt i'm @ireau DIS
5taot=Ge gifratOrs 0reibiQ SAGE lang BON
btutt an liegtn blcibsn sur 9ritiung altr oaran
bttbtiliatcn @frfonsu, lpdbreno peibtr 3tit 9egen
bt GutibeiOuug Der GomniFdrs in ir9tRO eincm
0cri6te. nel6es 8eri6tsbarteit barber bat, APP
peairI ptrOeu fam.
George 81. S1MnIicu.
(5nt26, Nug2,9 {, I6) Carbohydrates.
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5rau S6aup in 8ttts g.
burg min ii9 BON i6rem @atten fdetz
Den laifen, neil er t6r ntft Die $4,000
be3a6lt, pel6e er ibr Oor Der Size als
qreis (pber ais Gnti4Goigung?) fir
ibr SatpOrt 5ugeiagt, Der Ridter bat
Die &lage a6gepieien, neil tie ge9en
@itte unb Moral per1t0Bt. 9enn nur
bes 9reiies 6D6e unteri9eibet Die
8orausisbung bieIer G6e BON CONF
muner Yroititution,
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| Etadt Denrpldne,

Stddt Mfnrbldue.
Bureau ncs MearpldnSz3 ubthaufcs.
BALTIMORE, Den 3. &uli 1902.
8criiegelte prDerunQss An0c=
D tperOen in Dem 9irtau nbigtr Anrdlt bis
sum g.. u Il # 1902, t ubr 0tatmittags, rtr
bic td0libt &~icftrung pan ~ungtfdbr iebsbuHOtrtuHb=
ffuf3p 900 QfunO irii6en &iuDfltii5es iur S;n
3titraum pon jm6if Wonatca %eutgtgti genonz
men, udmli3 r6bud" 8jppeu UNI S3ultern, plf'
6uOtn Os 19latt4 UNI Erutitiidt5 CBristrt) IN
Q.ei6cu Guautitdtsn, iODobl runOt, ME aOert9e
Stade, 56itubeint uup gS6iu=&tci" 9anj dus9ts
ibloftu. Die Guaat:tdt tam lib ieOer Belt ittt=
germ Ooer UsrminOsru, il uabOsm bEriu in Der
Tolqe Neiiunq ertbtilt miro; Od5 6letl6 muB non
Der beitln Cualitit itincr @rt ieiu.
9irpi6lft nit QtHtbmigtcr Sjbtrbttt tHr BE
qeipifenbafte Grfi4uuq pes GOntrattss mub Gt0t=
ben ruerOen
Die 8a6lun0en e~rfoIgtn moHatli6 9aar. Sds
Rebt, irQenO pcl6e oOtr att Nugebots su Oerptr=
fen, blsibt bOrbebalten.
Sobn s. @epler,
Gulj2S-3O, Nuq2,H g8aroeiu.
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bod GreeRsOampfersGO

Grturiiou mad TOdz UNI 5t0nspz6rsst. Sans
tier Oerlafen SOOiOn's 8trfts nab JOds6rest, init
ausnabms SamftaG uuD SoHntag, td9li6 8 ubr
Itorqeas uno go Nabm. Samtaes UNI Z lbr
Nurgeng unO go Ra6m. SouHtass nm 4 uno 5
llbr Mtorgeng uHO , ubr Ra6mittuqs. SrODu's
Wsrfte 10 Minutsn ipdtar. Sampfsr DerldNsH
SoDiou'g Ggsrfte td9li6, NIT augnubme BON Sonn=
taQ. um Z ubr Mor0eus uuO $50 8abm. Sonutogs
nm 4 unO 8 u6r MtOrg,ns uuO 2 ubr ytabm. fir
S~tonsbsGrssf. auf Der 9iu= uHO Tiidfabrt on
Bropn'g QBsrits u~ulsVeuo. @uuDrsiissStaste 20c.
VI. VI. Roples. superintendent.
CSuui1 .9lRtel
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8or 1887 betrug bic Ca
pitaliiirung aler tnbuItrielen gorpDs
rationen pon me9r, als elmer Miuipn
Dollars, elmer QuFteuung bes G6iz
eago'er rGecprb : 6eralO" 3ufolge 3u=
fammen ITO MiQipnen. Seit Der
s3eit big 1898 purben So ne1e gomz
biratipnen nit einem &apital pon
1444 MilIionen Dollars gsgriinbet.
Sn ben Sa6ren 1898, 1899 unO 1900
betrug Die 3abl OteIer @riinbungen
149 nit 1884 MiQionen Dollars &az
pitaI. Sn ben brei Iebtgenannten
Sabren 1T Oa5 in SruTts angelegts
&apital mebr. als q WtuG 10 groB.
als bas in elf DOr6erge6enOen eSabren
BARN 3uIammen arbeitenbe. unb Die
Sabre ieit 1900 bilben cine 5ortIetz
3ung bes tapitaliitiIden 3uIammens
baqens, Mdbrenb bis 1900 runr
1868 MiGipnen in Srufts arbeiteten,
bat ft9 bas Sruit &apital ieitOem
nod unbeimli6 perme6rt.