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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
N " iurnitu,e sStOsc

John Il. Kane, has openeda furni.
ture, carpet and stove store, at
No ~ West Fourth Street, wher c
he Will be pleased to see his many
friends in this city. His stock is new
and his prices are right. lie has had
many years experience in the furn'-
ture business and can please all who
may give him a call
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
THE women of the congregation

THE women of the congregation
of Rev. DR.. S. NJ. Vernon, pastor
of st. Stephens NJ. E. Church, Phil
adelphia, on Sunday evening con
Quoted the selviees They filled the
pulpit, played the organ, filled the
choir stalls, seated the congregation
and took up the collection. Mrs. j.
NJ. Newtc1. conducted the services.
The large congregation had not over
20 men la It. The women are fast
forging to the front Us pulpit ora
tors and make very eloquent de-
vines.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
Cats Heiug built,

At the local plant VI the Pullman
company fifteen new Cur, are to De
btlIIL being the first order, lnlil The
plant was enlarged Only repair work
Nao carried On. An Increased NUM-
Dei OF men Will be pat at WORK. Fac
preSenL force is 80.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
TUESaA,. AUGUST S, ,aos

DOES the light registration por-
tend anything! Is it a sign that
the Republican voters are getting
tired of voting for victories that are
throw away by Republicans who
are sent to the Legislature. Repub-
licans need not hug themselves in
delusion and ecstacy that the Dem
Ocrats are not coming out and get.
ting registered. They will find out
that the Democrats will get regis
tered and more than that, they will
turn out on election day and vote
to turn the Republicans out of pow
or. If it is possible, they will also
elect majority to the Legislature,
to insure the election of two l. S.
Senators. 1t can be prevented and
it should be. The Republicans have
it in their power to cinch the Sena-
tor ships ard thus put it out of the
power of the Democrats to return
to power for the next 20 years
There yet remains two more days
in which to register in > august aud
it remains to be seen how mauy
voters will take advantage Of the
opportunity and vote at the prilnar-
les. This being an off year, it is
not expected that more than two
thirds of the usual vote will come
out on election day. Still every
man should take enough interts. in
the election to see that tit men are
nominated for the different offices.
How else can you expect to get the
right kind of officials: Don't sit
down and say you won't give up d
dollar to get registered. You would
feel insulted if anybody offered You
dollar with which to register. You
owe it to yourself to get registered.
THE sentiment in this city is that
City Council has no right 10 take
the peoples money an / 60 on Il jan
keting trip with it. They don't de
serve any vacation at the expense
of the tax payers. They have little
or nothing to do, bat pass Il few or
dinance, wrangle over the appoint.
ment of few officials aud meet
once a week and look Wis. The
Every Evening says;
Now the members Of City Coun-
cn propose to do openly what they
have heretofore done by secret aud
thievish methods, and that is. to
make the people pay for tn III pleas
ure trip. For it is not even pretan-
ded by the Councilm n that thnir
attendance upon the annual sessions
OF the League of American Munir-
palities will rebound to the benefit
OF the city of Wilmington. They
never even attempted to make Il re-
port OF their presumed attendance
upon the daily sessions Of the League
until last year, when the exposure
OF their braz n theft of the money
for their personal expenses from
the city treasury. impelIel them to
the point of maklnga report, Now
they have not even this excuse and
are confronted with the ho,d prOpu-
sition of whether they shall vote
the money for their EXPENSES from
the city treasury, or stay ut home
And the people of Wilmington
should seq to it that they stay at
home
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

Police officers in Philadelphia
can now discard their waistcoats
while on duty during midsummer.
shlrtwaists are not permissa bic.
How does this strike our police Of
ticerS?
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
Another Historic Building Falling,

BERLIN, Aug. TIL" historic build
Ing in Frankfort in which the old Ger
man cnlp"rorS were crowned Is be
ginning to crumHlC. The authorities
have ordered that braces be placed I'M
nlcdiHtely to save ii.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

BASE ball is drawing larger crowds
in Wilmington than in Philadelphia.
Our people turn out big to see the
National game and expect to SCI
good games.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
Change OF Hours for Agu

DR.. Ben amin r. Veasey, Eighth
and Monroe streets, announces his
Office hours for August as follows:
WEEKDAYS. 8 to 10 !. m; toS. pm.
Sundays, ! to3 p. m.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05
Ribbons.

80 cent quality $1.OO double
faced satin tal!cta ribbon in
pink, now 20 cents a yard.
7 inch wide satin taf1cta
worth So cents now 80 cents.
No. 40 taheta ribbon at II
cents a yard.
Remnants of ribbon at half
price.
All Of our so cent colored
shirt waists reduced to % cts.
White shirt waists at half
price.
s Linen skirts reduced from
800 to $1.OO.
7 white pique skirts $3.50
to 1913 reduced to $2.75.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

BERNARD MCNMT, cy-detective,
has announced himself as Il candi
date for Representative to the Cen
eral Assembly, subject to the deci,-
ION OF the Democratic party. At
the bottom Of the large card Bar
ney says he is in favor Of 4 new
city charter. 1t is strange why 50
many Democrats have had such
change OF heart iii the last two
years. Even the present Democrat
&c Council Is III favor Of Il new city
charter 1t Barney SHOULD he elect
ell, he would make Il valuable mem
Der Of the Legislature. He has had
as much. if not more experience.
politically than any man the b .rnp-
Gratis will send to Dover.
Take ,llc may .oOk for trouble
at al N'.H from now on in the Vi
cinity of the coal regions, General
Gobin has the troops in readiness
for marching. Th"r" we're several
attacks on the -"ntrie- on Sunday
night, made by throwing stones and
rocks at them. One sentry was
struck and knocked down Th" I'M
ruly element is bound to stir up strife
The calling ont of the troops ha,
just begun and before the strike l.
ended, more than one life Will Toe
sacrificed in this great struggle be.
tween capital and labor.
CLEvELAND, Ohio will soon have
three cent street car fare. The
Circuit Court On Monday dissolved
the injunction restraining the City
Council from granting public ser
vice franchises, aud especially those
giving the law for street railway
company til" right to use the streets
Of Cleveland, Ther" is prospect
that the low fare lines will soon br
constructed and show that 10 bic
city a street railway can be sue
cessfully operated at the low fare If
three cents and transfers gwen in
the bargain.
SECRETARY RUuT says III answer
to a suit in mandamus filed ayaju,t
him by Rebecca J. Taylor. ~ rein
state her as clerk in the War De-.
partnent. that her discharge was
for just causes and content, that
the civil service laws were not yiu.
Lifted by her discharge. She fool.
l'hly and lndIscretrIy criticised the
Presidents policy III the Philippines
and she had to pay tho penalty.
QUITE a number Of AmcrIcaus
who showed Prince Henry Of prus
81 such royal time when he was
Al the United States, will receive
medals and badges from Emperor
William. The decorations will he
admitted free by the custom officers
at Now York.
SENATOR BLAKELY viii engage in
farming on an extensive scale near
Rockland.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-05

SENATOR BLAKEl.Y viii puguyn in
farming on an extensive scale near
ROckland.
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ST. rs GitrrbaSb?
9er5GH9er bes 9rebfusz8orbereaus
ion in NepSOort geie6sn pprben
iein.

III w Jtelu>0pkL 9IICT~H LUpNpIN
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8eFGnbniB ben 8orbereau gefdli4t
bat, auf @runb be1en 9repfus' Ser
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gefommen. Sn einem bieiigen geitauz
rant an Der @6e pom 8~roubpan unb
80. @traBe fpeiIte er nit elmer Srau
unb einem jungen Wanne. Ser Bel
gier @rdf s. 9an9uert, pel6er @iterz
6a3D BON 8dri5 Der tennt, fOnie Der
f4pei3er &eQner bon Orr uno Der
Oberfeuner Sep. s. Wa6rer be6aupz
ten nit 8eitimmtbeit, DAB Der Sat
Der @rzN&aior 1T. gr mar armieIig
getleibet, trug einen grauen neber>
3ie6er unb einen S6ldppbut. Seine
@angen finb eingefdGIen, Die 8adenz
fno6en iteben inn berbOr unO feline
4ugen liegen glan3los in ben 90bIen.
Maior @iterha3p bate es abgele6nt,
i'm 9rebfus : Pro3eB i'm Sabre 1899
aIs 3euge auf5utreten. @pGter flob
er mad @nglanb, ND er betannte, ben
6efannten 8orbereau gefGlf9t gu 6as
ben. @r min Die 5Glf4ung uuf Be-
febl be8 Sberften 2anb6err unb ietner
anoeren @OrgefeBten ausgefi6rt baz
ben. 99pn Damals bate @~fter6a3p
Die Nbfi4t ausgeipro9en, nod Nmez
rita 81 retfen, UNI cine 8ortragstour
gu MAIDEN, aber erft jeBt bat er
4merita begliift. Set feiner 5Iu6t
aus 5runtrei9 bat er in @ngldnb in
.3uriidqe3oqen6eit qele6t.
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Suits &&bcrs9i1c9t.
QIabe bun nGacmcincm SntereTr,


Gitp 9au - g!Ortb> u. GeTtHgtoRs
GtraBe.
@af6ington : W}onument - Sit.
9ernonz9late.
Sobn5 9oPtins' 6ofPitaG - ROrbz
8rpQbmdD.
66la6tenzM Document - GoIberts
uno TapetteTtraBe.
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@eftminIter : &ir43ot GoQettez uno
@reeneitraBe.
9ruibz6iu>gurt - 81 errei6en
nit n6rbli8 laufenben Duggons.
9utterIon : Part - gu errei9eu
nit D7tli6 laufenben @dggon8.
Sort 0&t6enrp - 2ocuit=Bptnt.
SrauenSGo1eg - 81. Paulz unb
%. 6trdbe.
geo6o6b> Jnftitut nnb &}aTtsGon>
ferpatorium = Wtt. Gernon>qIace.
GRATIS 5rei@8ibIiot5ef IIul<l
BERN, na6e Gat1ebrals StraBe.
Sreimallrer : SemPel Rorbz
G6dr(es7troBe.
Sbb 5elIoms Semptl - Gdtbes
bralz un6 GaratogaitraBe.
G6cmber Of Commerce = 9oliz
BAH unb Materitra6e.
Scenes 9eri3tsge6GIbe - 6cgettes
unb ct. PouIfirdBe.
9oIt8ebduOe - 6oqette uE5 galz
pertitrube.
M}urplanb : Jntitut-8aItimpre.
unb 6arriicnitrobe.
Gutap : 9Iaee = 9auptzBromez
nabe, b%erlGngert n0roli9 an Gutapz~
BON 0oIE9inItraBe.
Noung WteH'5 G6riitian QfoctQz
tim, Central : GstduOe - G9drless
unD SaratogaItraBe.
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sFrantlins uno Gat6soralitraBe.
GurroQz8urt uno bus alte Wn6nz
bau3 BON Charles GarrDa BON Cara
roQtpn - Man nebme Die @olumbid>
4penues@ og9pns.
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@eit 6apetteitraBc
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98ifprr int Slten.
(TUrtiebnna bon Der L. scite.)

G6iffs6au6of 5u bsIi4tigen, nirO
CT audi benz rufiIhen &rteg814iffe
,ReBioan", lpsI6es ietner @olen0ung
oaIslbIt entgegen gebt, etnen 8eIu4
a6itatten. WG6renO DeS 8aI6ingtoz
ner Qufent6alts De5 8rin5en iiber=
rei6te Der ruFii6e 8otI4after, 9rdf
Gafini, Dem 8ruCsr be8 Oeuti9en
aaifers cine @inlaOung Oe8 G3aren,
Die ,3eBipan" in 4ugeni4ein gu ne9@
men, uno Yrin5 9einri4 na6m oteie
oantenO an.
Die Oeutf6e 9refis u6er
Bic Brin3enret E.
Berlin, 5. Mdr5. - &uF bic
oeutT9en Sournatiiten bat IS urge<
6euren @tnorud gema6t, ME Prin3
6einri6 nit ben 3eitungsleuten Der
Ser. Stdaten perte6rte. Sie qlup6en,
BAR, pean &aiIer WiI6elm Den Sim
fluB Der 8reFe auf Die 0ffentli2el}eiz
nunQ in ben Ser. Stuuten ma6rz
nimmt, 0ies Die 8e3ie6ungen Oer&roz
ne CUR inldnOii6en BreIIe 9iintttg af7
fi3iren nirD.
6r. Baden, Der ReOafteur Der
nR6lnif6en Bolts : 3eitung," con@
tru7tirt.in einem Mrtitel Die i%o3ialen
unb politiT6en 4oIitionen Dpn3eOat=
teuren bier uno in Den Der. Staaten,
mo .3eitunQsleute Crtoren niirDen, um
ais &u6inet5 : Mitglieoer uno uls
8ot79aFter gu oienen, nid)t neil lie
gebilDeter unO Fd6i8er iinD, ionoern
neil iie, nie 6r.8d3em Iib alSoriidt,
Before 8ebGlter bt5ieDen.
6r. 8a6em lit Der W2ainung. Dap
bic Reiie Oe5 Prin3en 9einri9 Die
Qfpirationen Der Der. Staten ni9t
Gnoern pir0, nel@e DarauF du8ge6en,
3uerit in europdi76e Mdrtta ein3uz
Oringen, untar glei63eiti8em Qu5=
I6luB @urppa'5 DON ibren eigenen
MGrtten, uno 3peiten8, Die Oberberrs
T4aft i6er bic Yfeere nit 8rpB6rtz
tannien gu tbeilen.
oOeutT6lano'8 pplitiI4e 8e3iez
6ung," 1agt 0r. Bd6em lpelter, ,plro
ii3erli9 al8 3eiultat Oe5 8eiu9as
oes 9rin3en iih beiarn, unO DaS gez
genieitige @inDerne6men ptrO ma4=
fen. 9eutidlano muB aber Oarduf
geFaBt Iein, OoB Die Ser. Staten tbre
eigenen nirtbiAaFtli6an 8iele peiter
perfolgen, uno 9eutf4Iuno muB Dusz
Ielbe t6ur."
6r. Qiebermunn b. S%onnen6erg pon
Der Reformportei, petder i'm leBten
Sanuar ben 6stonnt2n rau66einigen
QngriFf auF ben 6ritii6en 8oIOnial=
6etretQr G6am6erIuin mahte, idgte
i'm Reia8tag, 0aB Der 8eiu6 oes
Prin5en 6einrid gu elmer freunO~
I6aftli6en N~nnGGerung 5pii9en ben
Ser, Staten un0 0euti6laaO fib=
rem niirOe.
Die rareu5 = 3eitun8", pel6e frii=
Der Man9e8 jber nNmerita'5 Sob
gegen 0euti6lano" gu iagen bate, be-
merit, tie CLAUDE, Der 8eiu4 oes9rtn=
gen 6einri6 babe 6ereitS cine 8enz
oung gum 8e7aren 6erbeigefii4rt.
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GerfcbrsR6ruuaen in @ewzgurf.

9uOfOn n, 9.~O., 5. Mdr5,-9as
9o9nufer pei4t aqmdlig 8nriif,
aber bic @eleiIe Der ngtetp@ 9orter Sem
tralz8a6n" limb nod INNER nit Bdiz
Ter beoedt, uno ba Der Doqitdnotge
IbfluB bes @diIsrs 3eit nimmt, 10
fam IS NOD piele 5tunOen pd4ren,
e6e Der 8erfe6r pieber dufgenOmmen
perben fam, Defenders Da oas 8a9nz
6ett groBen ShaOen genommen bat.
Ollie BPM We5ten unO gtorDen tomnlen@
ben 3iige Der n@entrnl@8dhn" 1ebnten
ben @eg mad QI6anp ii6er Die Bottom
unb Qlbanpz8d6n" Oia Chatham. IS
lit ben 8eumten Der 8a6n Biz jebt mod
ni6t m0gli4 gepeien, ben iiberz
i6pemmten yGmpire State @rpreBz
53uq" unb Die beiben dnberen 9aiIa=
qier5iiqe, pel9e am 9amftag 46enO
Bel Ga{tleton in bas 9O9pufer binein
fuhren. in Si4erbeit gu brtnQen.
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srnpfeefemswert6en stnans-,
suares- uno Gnoetatf-
Gef6Gften.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II southsstr.,
T d. Ferguson. Praes.; II. B. Wilcox
Eassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
Baltimore und LibertysStr.; Chas. W.
Dorsey. Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason, Kassis
rer.
S1TyoNAL EXCHANGE BANK, Hops
kips Place and GcrmansStr.; w. L.
Disun, Praes. L. V. Lansdalc. Kassi'
rer,
EATIONsL UNION BANK OF MAKE
LAND. So Fayette=Str.; VIM. Wins
chester. Praes.; Robert Diggs, Kassirer.
AND MERCHANTS
NAL BANK, Lombard und south'Str''
cbas. IT Crane, Praes.; Carter G.. os'
burn, Kassirer.
pEUTsCHE BANK. Baltimore und HOS
udav,str A. II. Schulz, Praes.; August
Weber. Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS MAJ
TIoNAL BANK, Howards und Gers
man.str.; Lawrence B. Kemp Praes''
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK. IA N. Eu'
tawsStr.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes.;
W. Marriott, Kassirer.
MARYLAND SAYINGS BANK, Baltir1ore'
und HollldaysStr.; Clinton P. Paine
Praes.; Daniel Cloud, VicesPraes
j. Hurst PurnelI, 9. Vice@Praes.; VIM
W.. Cloud, Schatzm.
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&ruR 8 gpmtdgnteR.

MERCANTILE TRUST & Deposit CO..
Germans und CalvertsStr.; John Gill.
Praes. John McHenryr Schatxm.; J. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., German. und
CalvertsStr.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J. B. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.
UNION TRUST co. OF MARYLAND.
Charles und FayettezStr.; George
Blackstone, Praes. Spar=Departement.
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE & TRUST
CO., Herald Building; John Hubner,
Praes. Thomas e. Bond, Sekr. und
SchatZm,
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8anfiers unb Mafler.

7 ". MIDDENDORF & CO., Continental
Trust Co. Building.
HAMBLETON L CO., 9 South'Str.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO., II Southsstr.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON Est. lszh
Fayette.str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD D, FISHER & SONS. 6 s. Cala
vertsStr.
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beranFaltet bic bieIige 2sIiing : {
ieGI4aft cine groBartige Jeier.
O IL rere 81

berdll 1rdltet DIE 91et9e SS1llH9 : Oe~
IeGi6aft cine groBartige Jeier.
8Ieinere 9rOfite.
9(Qe osutTden Oampferlinien laiIen
in i6ren 9ipiOenoen fir oa5 Subr
1901 ftorte 8ijdgdnge a%rtennen, Die
6am6urg : Qmerita : 2tnie 6e3iffert
ibren Nettoperbisnit i'm Sabre 1901
uuf 100000 Mart gegen 23,800,z
900 M}arf i'm Sabre 1900. Sic err
tlGrt in Dteiem Sabre cine 0tOtOenoe
BON 6 PrO3ent gegsn 10 Pro3ent in
1900.
0e Qrgo 0ompFer @sfsnf6aft,
pel6e i'm Sabre 1900 cine 9ipioen0e
BON 10 Pro3ent 3o4lte, ertlGrte fir
1901 cine 7olfe pon 3 PrO3ent.
Die DautI9 : o%uitraLiI6s 8eiel>
I6oft, peIde 1900 II Pro3ent 3a3lte,
3o6lt fir 1901 nur 8 Pro3eat 9ioiz
nsn0e.
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ginmq6er BON roben Iuftern.
w. H. MCGEE & co, 1138 Blocksstr.
w. Fl. KILLIAN & CO, 2313 Bostonsstr.
W. L. ELLIS & CO, 1927 Boston.Str.
CHAs. w. REDDISH Commercesstr.s
Dock.
C. H. PEARSON. Boston. und AliceannaA
Str.
DRAKE { MAHOOL, 800 Smiths Werfte4
Sru6tz unb 9[uitern : @tnma4er.
WIN. FAIT CO., Boston= und PatuxentsStr
H. ]. McGRATH & CO., Atlantic Werfte,
J. L~UDINGTON & CO, 2225 Boston.Str.
sCHALL PACKING CO, AtlanticsWerfte
II. F. HEMINGWAY & CO., 1923, Orleans
Str.
D. E. FooTE. 2OO9-2G2l A~liceanna.str.
Jru9ts unb grobuftens GpnmiiiDnRs
hGnbler.
LoNEY & CO, 2I5 S. Charles,str.
SenIterz& ouleaur, Gardiner, 9arbta
n~enjtangen u. I. IN.
RASH & GAINoR, 81 Hanover.str.
Seniterglds, Sluf3en uno &0rte.
TIE BAKER GLASS CO.. lO Hanover.
Str.
@robf9miebez uno WagenzR equifiten.
II. WEIR & Co, Pratt, und President.
Str.
E. SCOTT PAYNE & BIO, 3G2 N. Gay.
Str.
@ummi Maaren.
THE BALTIMORE RUBBER CO., % Hop4
klns Place.
!9untsr : Wbisfe1.
W. LANAHAN & son, % Light.str-
8or6urp GDe : 8bisten.
FISHER BROS, lis w. Baltimore.str,,
Sutf6en unb YferbegeI9irre.
H. H. BABCOCK CO, 23-25 W. Fayette.
Str.
&afFee - ungebranut unb gebrdnnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO., 42I
Exchcnge=Place.
2anbpirtbi9aftli9e @erdtbe unb Gds
mereten.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., go N. Paca.
str.
MeBgerz unb @inmoder : Wertseuse.
]. P. PFEIFFER & son, 200 N. Paca.str..
W2e9ls 9dnbler.
WHITE & CO.. go spearssw erfte.
Del, Sarbe unb 8lds.
c. H. wINKELMANN & CO.. Is ".
Pratt,Str.
Oefen, &anges unb Surnaces.
TIE LEIBRANDT & MCDOWELL
STOVE co, 25 Pratt-Str.
MARTIN BRYAN & CO. IL o. German,
Str.
TIE B. c. Bib STOVE CO., 1os - 100
Iigbt,Str.
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD & CO., 81 w. Fays
ette=Str.
Deli, @asz unb @afoIinz0 efeu.
NJ. P. HOWARD, 90 S. Charlessstr.
9rnamentole DRAFT : 4rbeiten.
pUFUR { CO., 81 N. Howard.str.
glumber : &equiiten.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. co.
Sc HanoversStr,
gapier=9dnbler.
SMITH, DIXON & co, % s. Charies.s Str
guB. nnb DeiBtpaaren.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR & CO.. o W: Balti,
moresStr.
StteTelH un0 S0u1e.
Carroll ADAMS & CO, q Howard.str.
THE CHESAPEAKE SHOE CO., 81 hop.
kins Place
g9iTsfarten
e1S uuo bon gmropa lbet SreHen sses 4eEa
BURG beiD-et Die
| Eesco5tan ceS ~Seutio1eu GorreircaeeRtssss
@Sss.ega. S2itirla,ssGtr. l1s EOlaGiEeesgSsa
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Mftien. SbIioationen unb 8aumpnle.

LOWNDEs & REDWOOD. Stock Exchange
Il. II. BACHMAN & CO., 20e-212 Equita=
bile Building. Lewis A. Gusdorff. Mas
mayer. Mitglieder der NewzYorker und
Philadelphfer EffektensBorse.
GUSTAVUS ODER, IS ~South=Str.
CHARLES B.HoBLITZELL & CO.. 21
OSt.German=Str.
baker,, WATTS & CO.. 2o5 OstsGermans
Str.
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Sparen Sic Sir Och!

Sine 66u6tel bon Suits piuen err
fpurt S6nen biele 9o1ors fir 9Ottor>
Re6nungen. 9ieie 9i1en turiren uns
ter alien 11mitdn0en fdmmtli6e bur4
ben Magcn, bic 2eber Dber Die Gtngez
metbe ~DeranIaBten 8~runt6eiten.
Gsif gies heine gewagte grbauptung
9enn gegen 9Opfi6mer3en, 92spePs
fte, MQIaria, @er1topfung unO 9alens
letDen gebrau4en 0}iQiOnen 2eute
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8dnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Baltis
inores und CalvertsStr.
sPERRY, JONES & CO., CaIverts und
Fayctte=Str.
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Srn @opbs.

DANIEL MILLER & CO., $50 Hopkins
Place.
TREGELLAs, HERTEL L CO, 109-11l.
Hopkins.Place.
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oebensperT6erungs : gompaqnien.

Maryland LIFE ms. CO, 8 und 10
S~cuth=Str.; W. II. Blackford, Praes.;
John w. Hanson, Sekr.
MUTUAL LIFE ms. co. OF NETWORK
Guardian Trust Building; W. H. Woot=
ton, Manager.
AETNA LIFE ms. CO., Herald Building;
Meigs 4 Heise, Managers.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
THE GERMANIA LIFE ms. CO., COL Con
tinental Trust Building; Fl. Wenzingr
Manager.
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ON~ OFNS~V ON~T
STEIN. SMITH & CO, Al s. Libertysstr.
8u6= unb 3eitungss9dnolsr.
BALTIMORE NEWS CO. BaltisaoresStr,
9~leir6bren, 8le6pIatten, Sarnt.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. CO..
80 HanoversStr.
gar6ol3 : 9Gnoler.
THos. MATTHEWS { SON. Canton Ave.
und Albemarle.Str
GEO. F. SLOAN & BRO. Ala Lightsstr.
8le6= unb emaiGirte Stahifpadren.
NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING
CO., 100 HanoversStr.
gQbinetzG iIenpadran, Bolferipadren.
JOHN nUER & SONS, Is S. CharIes.stE.
Gigarran : 8latt : Sdbaf.
WIN. A. BOYD & CO. 85 south.str.
giaarren anb SGbaf.
L. Fl. NEUDECKER CO., CentresMarkt'
Space und Lombard=Str.
9iamanten, u6ren unb S9u1u6'
faben.
NJ. J. oPPENHEIMER & SONS. In W.
BaltimoresStr.
9ampfmaf3inen, 9ampftsHel,
pumpen.
WALLACE sTEBBINs L SONS, Charles
uud LombardsStr.
9a9beder, Cement, IsbeF u. I. m.
THE PHILIP CAREY MFG. CO, 81 s.
GaysStr.
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roQuenz6Gn

Sro9uer@ 0GnDler-
GILPIN, LANGDON & CO., SOo-a0a w.
LombardsStr.
GILBERT BROS. & CO., 70 N. Howard
Str.
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5euerfi9ere MDbeG=2dg:rung.
THE SECURITY STORAGE & TRUST
CO. 1919. North=Ave., Sicherbeits1
Depositen=Kaesten $3.50 pro Jahr.
GRAHAM'S WAREHOUSE, Park : Ave.
and Dolphin=Str.
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sseuer : gerf6erungs : @genten.

UtUEL OIL TlutIHlIYS ~9CHIttE'
ROYAL ms. CO., Sun Building.
WIN. T. SHACKELFORD & CO.. 10 S.
H~ollidaysStr.
A. RosZEL CATHCART & CO., s South,
Str.
Snbuitrial : 8eriiderlrnes : Comp
home FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 W.
FayettesStr.
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Re9tsanpalte.

Re9tsannalte.
LOUIS p. L PERCY c. HENNIGHAUs
SEN, 215 st. PaulsSlr.
T. J. SCHAUMLOEFFEL. SCI Law Bulls
Ing.
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Batter. gisr 9nb 6eiIigsi
WIN. A. Shuttle q CO.. I1s q. csazlsss
Str.
J. P. CUNNINGHAM. l23 s. Charies.su.

8ilber. @piesel, Rubmer.
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Gifenfpdoren
cARL1N & FULTON, 500 W. German'str.
ginmader BON ro5en Muftern.

Ginma6er BON roben Iuftern.
W. H. MCGEE & CO., 1913 B~locksstr.
w. H. KILLIAN & CO, 2313 Bostonsstr.
W. L. ELLIS & CO, 1927 BostonsStr.
CHAS. W. REDDISH Commercesstr.s
Dock.
c. II. PEARSON. Bostons und AliceannaA
Str.
DRAKE L MAHOOL, 800 Smiths Werfte.
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8udz unb 3eitungsa9dnolsr.
BALTIMORE NEWS CO. Baiti;noresStr,
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Gnarusgcid1dfte.
GuspGrtiee unb cinbeimif9e pros
butte.
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Str
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9leir66ren, 8le6pletten, SArpt.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. Co.
80 HanoVersStr.