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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

force, and Mr. Walton, a member OF the
Assembly at Port Elizabeth.
Mr.. Rhodes last words were the
names of his brother and some of the
others present, which were meant to be
good-bys. The only person who attend
ed him during his illness who was not
present at his deathbed was DR.. Stew
cnson. All the others, his boys" and
personal servants were admitted at the
last.
The BODY will be taken to Grootschur.
the residence of the deceased, near
Cape Town, on special train tOmor-
row. There 1t win probably lie in state
for a day or two and the public will be
admitted to view the remains. 1t has
rot yet been determined where he will
be buried. 1t was the wish OF Mr..
Rhodes to be buried at Matoppo Hills.
Rhodesia. Certain of his friends will
proceed to Matoppo Hills to determine
whether it is practicable to carry out
this wish
The features of the dead man are
placid and a death-mask of them will
be taken.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-04-08
A VALUABLE MEDICINE

For Coughs and Colds in Children.
Il have not the slightest hesitancy in
recommending Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy To all who are suffering from
coughs and colds" says Charles NJ
Cramer, Esq, well known watch maxi
er, OF Colombo, Ceylon. 1T has been
some two years since the City Dispen-
sary first called my attention to this
valuable medicine, and | have repeat
edly used II and it has always been
beneficial. 1t has cured me quickly OF
all chest colds. 1t is especially effect
I've for children and seldom takes more
than one bottle TO cure them of hoarse-
ness have persuaded many to try
this valuable medicine, and they are
all as well pleased as myself over the
results" For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

a, uruNo tat usas ~
hs advance on Nsv lh mai an. ia' advice w,is e'y
upon he err..i ~ss.n 1t' ,dynne. 80
81 Sfs daas 81 he Teriofy che advance holds
par ys @ ws'ea r. a, o., = h m',. : .'i e., 80. -@
an ea'a 70 's . t h s,oh g. m afsS, that ~ v,ry
nai quotation to The h.ss su se ,na r'g q, fai.p,
previous Tho u aiding which established ihe price
quai ~ the market waaua the
ESa hos d own stock hed closely permit
es' ls s small bos there B5nr t6rcc
fTred moDSmu was Iionoaa az u
IS shares for SIS There was transfer Of 100 ooaa
" Th reports yes,etdsy Francisco showed little weakness
which comP9t gh the gene9 CONDITIONS here The
but now the contrary the case -
recently IRONS accomplished The stock
reaon Electric has BEEN falling of recently the s9F
There little demand for the shares in the market n 90 NOR cont,
temt ooNa per- cent Hawaiian per
BUILDING
the real estate market has been The deal
ThsFS0y s As e sn ron % a passed n the hnds
which plans t., have the area S S eg o entirely the oean
Th p OF the GsRs WRSo hos and has sem sa e
hui expects to enter into
that the anns o
the r real al Ds s %sn wn ryns Seos
promoted There
ss an sa snss being H ON pa s "f % '"
aS T be Sh has n dd upon %a s sa be- p repo ~
foothi sale was made to George Davies
feet in the avenue the price being $500 , - ~, r v
building Gns en osIe Ha s
The constScon win I @ Hawaiian
s sSo 4Ss ' asso pse @ ats
Ts has s1y 'Gn % pss BY With n S buildings the
Sst nGeaSe 9snf s 5 n rct%s are in nee Th
building "e1ry Hos u 6ss h @ n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-04-08
HOLLIsTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
Collector Upheld.

Collector Stackable received an opin-
ion from the Treasury Department last
week regarding drawback on coal used
as fuel on board a steam vessel plying
between New York and Honolulu. The
Collector asked the Attorney General
whether Honolulu is a Pacific port of
the United States within the meaning
Of paragraph AIS Of the Tariff Act OF
July "a, 1897 which permits a draw
back on coal used as fuel between At
lantic and Pacific ports of the United
States. The opinion of the Attorney
General is TO the effect that Honolulu
is Pacific port of the United States
within the meaning of the act OF July
"a. 1897. In an opinion Acting Attor-
ney Dunne considered Honolulu as
other than Pacific port of the United
States, but the Collector held to the
contrary Collector Stackable then re-
quested information from Washington
regarding the status of this port, more
especially with regard to the allowance
Of coal drawbacks.
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after a trip OF IL days.
Tho Pacific Coast Company intend
building a new steamer to take the place
of the lost Walls Walla.
The trial trip Of the American Hawai-
ian Steamship Company's new steamer
Alaskan has been delayed
The British steamer Denbighshire ar
rived at Cape Verde from Tacoma for
London with her shaft broken.
The American ship Henry Failing Cap
tain Wynnc. bound to San Francisco from
Newcastle, put into Auckland leaking.
The bark Andrew Welch has been
libelled by the owners of the American
barkentine Northwest. Seven thousand
dollars is asked for.
The bark Kate Davenport from Homo
lulu for Port Townsend reported having
sighted a vessel bottom up eighteen miles
southwest Of Cape Fia,tery.
The American ship Star OF France was
recently sold In San Francisco for $4,000,
The bark Himalaya realized $4,000 and
the schooner Jennie Stella $500.
The American bark Evie j. Ray lost
two entire crews with beri-beri on voy
age from Hongkong to North Borneo.
The vessel was picked up helpless by the
steamer Mexican Prince In the China sea.
The steamer Charles Counselman re-
turned to Port Angeles with mutiny
aboard. The steamer is said TO have been
so'u " pail III f1oholulu ana Will pro-
coed here after repairs have been made
at San Francisco.
Captain j. +. Robinson, late OF the
steamer San Juan, is now commander
of the City Of Picking. Captain j. Ire
mayne Smith, formerly OF the Picking
goes East to take command of the facitc
Mail Company's steamer Siberia.
Wreckage from the Norwegian ship
Altowela has been washed ashore in the
North also one Of II. NJ. S. Condor's life
buoys and some cases OF canned salmon
supposed to belong to the steamer Red
Rock The insurance rate on the steamer
Red Rock is now II per cent and on the
French bark Olivier de Gibson. Is per
cent
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cry night that he might be in readiness
20 administer oxygen, which practically
kept Mr.. Rhodes alive. Last Sunday he
lost all interest in everything, and
since then he had do2cd the hours
away. His rally from the crisis of
Tuesday left but the faintest hopes for
his ultimate recovery. These were en-
tirely abandoned with the renewed at
tack at noon today,
The news OF his death spread through
Cape Town between and s o'clock this
evening and caused profound grief. All
places of amusement were Immediately
closed. An open air concert was stop
ped and the audience uncovered while
the band played The Dead March"
The people then silently dispersed.
Mr. Rhodes was conscious at $3.50 D..
M, when he muttered few words.
Then he sank quickly. The INN. diate
cause of his death was two successive
attacks of heart failure. At his bed
side were DIR. Jameson, Dr. J. w.
Smart, the Commissioner of Public
Works. Col. Elmhurst Rhodes, director
of signaling OF the South African field
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-04-08

Tophilus Williams of Chicago has
challenged Santos-Dumont to bal
loon race TO be held at the st. Louis
Worlds Fair in lsoe
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Ayers
Cherry Pectora|

' 1t often cures fresh cold in single
night, and it masters chronic coughs
and bronchitis in u short time. Con-
sumption is certainly prevented, and
cured, too, if taken in time.
If anybody tells you that consump-
tion cannot DO cured, they are certainly
mistaken, for we have thousands Of
these cases reported to us, absolutely
cured, and no mistake about it.
Put up in large and small bottles.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster placed
directly over the tender, aching lung
is 4 great aid to the Cherry Pectoral.
PrsEared By d.. J. c. Aver C. InnelI. Mass s 4
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- APE TOWN, March 26.--Cecll j.
4 Rhodes died at 5:57 o'clock this at
W ternoon. He slept during n great
part OF the day, but his breathing be-
came more difficult and his strength
diminished perceptibly until the end,
which was peaceful.
The Government has decided to give
Cecil Rhodes a public funeral. His re-
mains will be brought here from Groo-
teschur for the burial service, which
will be held in the cathedral. The body
will then be taken back to Grooteschur
and eventually be inferred, likely, at
Matoppo Hills.
Since Mr. Rhodes took to his bed
three weeks ago his friends have been
most anxious that he should recover
sufficiently to be taken back to Eng
land. The cottage where he died was a
simple seaside cabin, small and close
TO the railroad. 1t was ill-fitted to be
sick chamber, although the utmost
was done to improve the ventilation
and make it more comfortable.
DR.. Stevenson slept by his patient ev-
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The price OF each OF the
above mentioned articles is $40.
These will be given away on
July LIST to customers who pur-
chase goods Of us on or after
March Is, 1902. For the pur-
pose OF distributing these goods
to those entitled to receive
them we will. commencing
March 18th. present a number
ed certificate OF purchase to
each purchaser of one dollars
worth OF goods at our store.
This will be in addition to the
usual per cent off for cash.
These desirable gifts are now
On exhibition in our large front
windows. They will be dlstrib-
uted fairly among our custom
ere, and In accordance with
law.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-04-08
Five
Beautiful
AND USEFUL
Presents

| Jewel 6 Hole Range.
! Quincy 4 Door Refri.
gerat0r.
! Decorated China Dinner,
breakfast and Tea Set.
] Etched Glass Complete
Table Service.
I Complete Set of Table
Silverware anu Cutlery
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-03

MAIDEN, feline ungGiidieIiSe Giferiu4t
gu rei3en unb Nib baruuf lus ~tofetti=
rem. 8isber bate tie es am Gnoe
pirtli9 ni9t 10 f4limm CEMENT unD
Die 8ofetterie nnr betrieben, neil tie
ibr gut gu 9eii9t Itano tpie piele
Oamen einen Sport 6etreiben, nm
ii9 in benz Oa3u geb0rtgen tletOldmen
&oitim 5eigen gu fDnnen. IS bate
ia audi bisber nod fem perniinfttger
Meni9 an i6ren peri4miBten 4eugz
lein unb ibren anmutbigen tletne1
Qffereien 4nitoB 9enommen = Die
tpeniger bibi4en 0amen ndtiirlt9
dlsgenommen. Nber jeBt fonnte Die
Sadie bebenflt9 perben. 9ann Carp
fpdr piel gu urtbeilslos unb abbGngtg
DON BEN @uGungen ibres 8lutes, als
boB lie BEL einem etgenitnnnig b%retiten
Spiel nit benz 5euer ni4t einmal Ell
men GRANDCHILDREN bdtte erleioen folz
len.
(SSortIphunn fpIot0
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Ser grnonftrnsN arft.
Eurm : g E.

&die-pro gfunt, Nep>yOrf, bon
Creme, 6Ozpfiinbig, lie. Biz 11c4c.;
Mebium liz. bis 113c.; Ptcntc
113c. bis 114c.
3ebenbes @efliigel: pro gfunb,
junge 6ibner lie. big 15c.; alte Sub
ner 91c. Bis 10c.; @nten lie. bis 14c.;
3au6en, pro 9aar, zoe. biz 26c.;
junge Yuter pro Pfunb 13c. big
&c.,; @GnIe, lie. Big 12c. PRO Pfo.
9ef6lu6tetes gefliigeG: PRO 9funo,
iunqe 6ii6ner Toe. Biz 11c.; dlte
6ii6ner &c. Biz 10c,; Puter lac. bis
16c.; Gnten 13c. Bis 15c.; 9Gnie 12c.
Bis 49,; Gopaunen lie. Bis 18c.
@ier, pro 9uBenb 22c. Bis 32c.
6rii&te unb 6e1bfriidte.
2tepfel, pro SAB $500 Bis $500;
4pfelIinen, pro &ifte $1.75 big $500;
grbbeeren, Sla., pro Quart 3Oc. bis
40c.
@emiife: tpeiBe 3artoffeIn, pro 8uz
f4el zoe. Bis $751;; 3niebeln $1.25
Biz $1,3O pro 8uf6el; @eiBtObG $18
Big $23 pro Some; @arrotten, pro
&ife 40c. Bis 45t.; 9eQerie, pro
8iinOel Sc. Bis 33c.; runbe Riiben,
pro 8uf6eItiite zoe. Bis 25c.; 8opfz
falat, PRO 8orb 75c. Bis $1.75;
@pinut, pro 8ui4eGttfte 75c. bis
$1.00; tomatoes, PRO 6 8orbzGar=
rier $1.25 Bis 1925.
M,t4Ior o-o mE,,~A.
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bur4 9ipbt6eritis. - Der N}oz
natsberi9t. = Anertennung bon
@rz@ouberneur Nbpte.
CIns Dem %qtfriaeu .sOnntuug= GOrr'isonOfnt.'l
en- Der perfIoFenen @o9e Harden
in Baltimore POI ger1onen, gegen
235 in Der glei9laufenben Wo4e beg
@pria6res. Der Yro5entfaB mar 49,
80 pro 1000 Der GefammtbebOltez
rung, 1888 fir Die @eiBen unb &c
fir Die geger. 8pn ben Ser torbener
paren 107 mdnnli9en unb "a petbz
li9en 8ef9le9ts, Al paren Neger, "A
purben i'm Nuslanb geboren, 81 tar
ben in 9ofpitdlern, 8 in anberen On
italten, "a Snqueite purben ge3alten.
Die Sobesurfa9en naren, pie fol9t
tlaIfifi5irt; tpp60ie 6ieber 3, S4ar@
la9 2, 8eu96uIten l, 9pienterD l.,
@eii9tsrofe 4, Septicaemia /, 2un@
genf4pinbfu4t 10, 2~lus3ebrung an
berer Organe 3, 8rebsleioen Il,
r6eumatif6e 2eiben 1, Nerpenletoen
%, @t0rungen bes 8lutumlaufs 13,
2ungenent3iinbung 35, 8rOn4tten@
Gnt3iinoung 9, anbere 2eiOen ber4tb7
mungsorgane 3, 8erbauung5itDrun@
gen 8, 8rtg6t1Ge Nierentrant6eit II,
Qnbere 2eioen bes trtntripitems 4,
SpbesfGGe BON 009nertnnen 3,
6autfranf6eiten 1, SobesfdQe neugez
borener &inber -, Nlters74pG4e ID,
getpalt1ame SobeSfdue 10, ni4t beftz
nirbare urfa6en 3. 8On ben Ser
Itprbenen tparer 20 unter 1 Sa6r, 9
5pif9en 1 unb 2, 5 5pif4en 2 uno
5, 4 5pii6en 5 unb 10, 2 3pif4en 10
unb Is, 2 5pii4en Is unb 20, Is
3ipif9en 20 unb 80, "a 5pif4en 80
unb 40, Is 3nif9en 40 unb so, 20
3pif9en 80 unb 60, "a 3ntf6en so
unb 70, % 5ptf9en 70 uno 80, 8
5pif4en 80 unb go, 5 5ptf4en 80
unb 100 Sabre alt. DIS geboren
tpurben 1877 petBe unb q Negertinz
Der gemelbet, On neuen 5GGen BON
~anitedenben &ranfbeiten nurben ge@
melbet: 2 8ldtternz, 20 9ipbt6erittsz,
10 S9orla9z, 4 Nerpenfteberz, 8
MaTernz, 2 geI6polIene Manbelnz, 6
&eu6buitenz II. 7 8tnbpodenz5dQe.
Der 8ari9t bes @e1unb6ettsamteS
fir ben Monat Sebruur 8eigt Die err
freulide S6utid4e, buB BON ID 8latz
terntrunfen nun elmer unb bon 80 an
Der OipbtberitiS erfranften &tnDern
bret ftarben, Elm fpenig mebr, tpte
2 gro3ent, tpG6renb friiber, ebe Die
neue 8ebanblung eingefii6rt parb, bic
9terbli4feit iiber so Yro3ent betrug.
Sm Se6ruar ftarben in Baltimore
816 9erfonen, gegen 968 in 1901,
900 in 1900 unb 1876 in 1899. Sbenz
an ftebt Die 2ungenent3iinDung nit
149 Opfern, bann tommen Die 2unz
qenf6pinb1u9t nit 10 unb Die
8rtg6t'f6e Gierentranf6eit nit 81
Spfern, g8 purben 728 8eburten
1emelOet.
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Srufiidrr Rudenft rinrs GinOcs,
3e6n Sabre oGtes g2egermGO6en perz
fuht, 9errin gu Oer9iften. - Be-
bauptet, auf ben 8efe6l ieiner
3ante gebanOelt gu baden. -
SQnte unp g}i6te in 6aft.

CGus Dem g~etrigen Onnta0szGOrrsipOnOent.I
Gin fenfationeler San, tpsl3er Die
g~ren3enloie @erfommenbeit unb @baz
ratterloiiqfeit unter etnem She'll UNI
ferer f4par3en Mitbiirger Demonz
itrtrt, fam Sam tag in Der neitli4en
9oli3eiitation an bas Sage8Ii4t, mo-
fel6it fi9 Sara6 @li3dbet6 Siabelld
@ilion, elm 3ebn Sabre alte5 Regerz
mdb4en, auf bic ACKNOWLEDGING bin
gu perantporten bate, einen 8erIu4
gema9t gu baben, ibre 9errin unb
8o6lt6Gterin, 6rau Carrie G6drle5,
Satin DON 6rn. @Dpurb 6. G6arles,
gu pergiften. 9us Mdo6en Duroe
oem Qgenten Barrier BON Der 8inOerz
i4uBgeieGi4aft CUR Obbut iibergeben,
ba Sic 9oli3ei Der Qnii6t lit, OaB
baFel6e auf ben Rotb feiner Sante,
Sura6 Oeale, bic teuflti4e Shat be-
ging. Garu6 9eule puroe prompt
per6aftet unb Yoli3eirt6ter Poe
fanDte tie na4 Dem 9efGngniB, I'm
i6ren gro3eB tpegen Der 8et6eiligung
an benz Morbper u9 ab3ulparten. Die
Gin3el6eitsn bes SALES iinb, ME fi9
lei benz P~oli3etDerb0r beraus IteQte,
folgenbe: 6rau Carrie Charles nabm
bas NegermGb4en, petdes feline 81
tern fat, bor me6reren 8o6sn in
ibre 8obnung uuf unb I'M 5reitag,
ben q. Sebruar, ioQ it4 Srau
G6artss peranlaBt geIe6en BADEN, benz
MGb8en einen itrengen 8ertpei5 gu
geben. 0as NegermdO6en elite oaz
rGuf6tn 81 Ieiner Sante, Der SO Sabre
alien @arab 9eale, unb oieie fOu inn
angebli6 Den 8at6 ert6eilt 6aben,
Ieine 6errin an bergiften; bod foGte
tie biefes ni9t ioglei9 t6un, bu 81
lei6t Der 8erDa6t auf lie fallen
m09te. DIS am Samitag Mor9en
bic 6umilie CHARLES bei'm 5rii6itiit
JAP, i9tsn 6rau Charles bus @fen
ni6t re4t gu i4mefen, unb tie Frugte
i6ren 8atten, o6 er ni6t einen auBer@
gepD6nli9en 8eI9maf an benz @fen
ftnOe. 9r. 9bdrles ertldrte Jeoo6,
bab bas 9egentbeil Der San lei, unb
nun unterfu6te 5rau Gbarles ben
Sbee, ba ibr Gatte benielben ni4t am
geriibrt bate. 9ubei iteGte es ii4
beraus, oaB berielbe cine ftarte 9oitS
&ar6olfGure ent6ieIt. 9a it9 auBer
Sarab Milion tein 5rember im6auie
befanb, fiel Der 8erba9t auf Oa5 See
germGoden unO Srau G6arles bru9te
baFel6e mad Der peitli9en 9oli3eiz
i%tdtion, pOielbt Die feline Sarab Dor
benz Poli5eiri4ter geitanO, baB iie aus
&a9e fir cine ungebli6e 3u9tigung
perfu4t babe, hire 6errin gu oergifz
ten. Die feline MiRetbdterin purDe
nun ,einem f4drfen 8~reu3perb0r unz
%terDorfen, in nel9em fe unter On
berem erfldrte, baB tbreSante, Sara6
Deal, ibr ben &atb gegeben babe, bus
Gift in ben S6ee gu tbun, unb geitiiBt
cuff biefes @eitGnDniB, purbe Die Ser
6dftung Der Negerin anqeoronet.
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girbfutter= nnn strnbprciie.

6oGgenbes finO bic auF ben itaatz
Ii4en @uagen fir 9eu, @tro6 II. +.
IN. geitern er8ielten Preife:
Sefli4e 9eunaa9e.
9eu.-3tmotbpz6eu SIS Bis $17,
&lee6eu $14 bis SIG prp Some.
@tro6. - 8ei3enitrob 81, &ogz
genitrob $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
Mai5 PRO SAB $685. Bis $40.
NorbDetlt4e 9eupaage.
9eu.-Simotbpz6eu SIS Bis $17,
&lee6eu $12 Bis $14 PRO Some.
Stro6. - Wei3enItrob 81 bis So,
8%oggenftro6 $12 Bis $14, 9aferitrob
So Bis $40 pro Some.
Mai5 PRO SAB 1885 Bis $3.50.
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GeIbfmnr0 anf hnher Gec.

Sem : gort, 2. Mdr3. = Capt.
2angreuter bom 9ampfer n&0ln,"
tpel4er geitern BON Bremen bier elm
truf melOete, baB am 10. 5ebruar Elm
ungdrif9er 3pif4enOeds 9aRagier,
Der 35 Sabre ulte Mi9aI1 9Dlo6ooa,
ii9 in tempOrdrer @etftesgef0rt6eit,
cine 5Olge iibermdBigen 9enuFes BON
Spirituoien, cine Sti9punbe iml1nz
terleibe bei6ra4te, Der er orei Sage
IpGter erlag.
Die 2ei4e bes l1ngliidli6en purbe
auf See beftattet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-03

ne, 2is5t. 5rau 5ifem be MoB, bic
SOliittn bes 4benbs, fte6t auf benz
Yrogramm nit elmer Qrie aus r6um=
let" unb 2iebern mil 8iano : 8egleiz
tung.
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SteQengeiude
; ttIleqe II d

SttIIegeu6:
Gin iuneer, %trdftietr, inteaigentcr Mann iudt
Eei1ditiouno, ON litbhcu in cinem Sarbicrqez
1bdtt; iicbt nidt al. 8c3ablung. Ra63uiraoeu III
Nr. $50, 99ct= D ulberrp= StraBe. (62-3)
tellc9eiub
Gin iuneer Wdun nit 3ebnjdbrieer Grfabrung
I'M Gonoitor= uno Gistreme=8ci6dft, iu6t Stel=
lung. 9ann bette Gmpiebluneeu bsibrineen. Oh
ttrten inter Der Gbiffrc rs. s." Seuti6er Gorre=
i%ponDent. (62-A
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e T. 6eutioe 6aferaufuhr

Safer. = 6eutige 9afer3ufu6r
1850 8uI9el; dus ben Glepatoren 5uz
riidge5Ogen 1868 8uf9el; @orrdtb in
ben @lebatOren 196.469 8ui4el. Ser
9afermurtt lit etpas feiter. 8ertauft
tpurben Elm Waggon ertpurteter Hr. 2
petBer 81 494 unO Elm 8aggpn Gr.
2 neiBer gu Mt. Glare gu 481.
6p1rtina GhIthrnte.
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Snltimnrer WarttberiGte.
fir ben .Rtut[atn Gorrsrponptu;,n.H

U 7 7 I III y 7 = Il IVWt0F
Mebl.-9ie 6eutige Mebl3ufubr
belief ft4 olf 77O3 6GFer, einf9IieBz
Ii6 2O51 5GTer gu 2ocuitzPOint unO
4001 Safer 3u Canton; 8iitenberz
Ianot 1913 6di7er; beutiger @orratb,
.erfluIice 1tGotif6e Miiblen, 49,413
Safer, am /. 5ebruar 1902 5000
Safer unb an 1. M}Gr3 1901 1886
Suffer. Der IofaIe Martt lit felt BEL
nnmT4phpnhpn Rptirunden.
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3n bertanfen noer 1T bermiethen.

Sn uerfanfen unn ,u oermittbru.
6duier in alien 9beil.n Der Stnot; e niro
bon SntereHe fir Sit isin, bel uns nor3uipre6en
Ine nd 3u srtuuOioen. @ruRosinis n cine
Spe3ialitGt.
m nfberps & Spnes,
Rr. $40. 2aip=guil6ina.
(Wnio9 I A q 10Y
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MuftipnS=0 crfauf

,iuer Mil6ereis6 arm BON 30 aferu. 8 Mcilcn BON
Srr giant Baltimore an Der 9bilaoclpbia=R pap,
eiuihlieblih 30 Mil6tibcn, 7 9ieroeu, Mild
noaen, Itenflicu etc, ID t I IN o d, Den ). Mdrl
1908. 9ormittaes 10 llbr. 8epinqunqef perpsr
befanut etma6t.
9tutanb Srog.. Giacntbimer.
OF CD. s. III II, Auttiouator.
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Gnten. 8ladbeubs, prn qaar, 5Oc.
big &c.; Mauarbs, pro 9aar 75c.-
&c.; ReObeubs, Gbe1apettey pro 9aar
5000 Bis $3.50; @anpasbad, G9eia=
peate, prp Baar $500 Bis $3.50;
@oatbern, PRO 8uar $500 Bis $3.50;
gepObnli6e, pro Yaar 35c. bis 4Oc,
grpceries unt 9roptfios
mem.
Rdffinirfer 3uder: PRO 9funb, gez
lpiirfelt, 5,264c.; puIOertiirt 1866.
STANDARD granulirt, 4.863c.; fetn
granuIirt, 4.869c,; Grp1tal, 4.863c.;
Gonfectioners 81, 4664c,; NbmtruI
u, 4.513c.; gelber $500. Bis 4.25c.
SoI3fIeif8, pro pfunb, gun5e
S4ultern, englif6 gei4nitten, &c.;
gang tur3e Rtppen, 94c,; tur3e Set
tenrtppen, 1Oc.; Seitenfped, 1O3c.;
gun3e 2eibitife, 1Oc.; Gped @4ulz
tern, en9lifa gef4n., Ole; n@nbarz
Gureo" 8rufitiide, 1915; Sugar
@ureo" S6ultern, 94c.; S4tnz
fen, feline, 12c.; o6ne 9uut, 12c.;
Ptcntc, 84c.; gMeB"z 69petnefleii9 d,
$17.00 pro SAB. @4mal5-in Ster=
ce5, gut raffinirt, 104c.; in 6df1ern,
104c.
&affee: N~otirungen fino piefOG9t:
SIC, Bis Sc. pro 9fb. fir Rio gr. 7;
Santos nc. Bis lie. PRO Pfb.; Moz
racat6O 94C. Bis 1876; SABA 19c. big
23c.; M}otta 49,. Bis 19c.
@er0iteter 8affee: g. 8. 6. in 8tz
item 103c. Bis 1896. pro Pfuno;
in 8i6fen unb SGden, retner Saba,
323c. Bis $780,; tnerMaracai6o 223c.
Bis &c.; SABA unb Mottd, gemii4t,
28c. Bis 283c. PRO Pfb.; reiner San>
tbs 19c, Biz 1876.
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slIte Seftanaen COMPLEMENTARY
Zoe. pro 6uuSsrt, an bab,a in Der Office Dec .Deuth
t1eu @Orrep0Retnttn, $GItimOTsS Str. nRo SO&
SEFees GpsIEk
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8altimprer gffettenz86rie.
fir ZEN u5sutiAtp GrrrtfpsnGtnttns SurA
;. Wm. RiboeHeerf & Gel
Baltimore, /. W}Gra.

z, /. WtQI3.
s. Wm. Mibbenborf &c So. bere6z
men fir Srancs: 8antters : Sratten
uuf so Sage 5.183, auf St9t 5.1644,
faufmdnnif4e ouf so Sage 5.184-
$40. Hei9smart ouf so Sage
"a 1916. 8uIOen auf 60 Sage
395.
Sterling 8unfiers uuf go Sage
ass 3, auf Si6t 4.878, tuufmGn=
nifne ass
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ID s.-Sie Wtats3ufubr betrug
6eute 20,291 8uf4eI; 8erfanot BON
ben @leootoren 440 8ui9el; @lebaz
torenz@ orrat6 1854 8uf4el. Ser
tdufe: 5000 Spot 81 66 unb 10000
W}di I'll 664.