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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14
A CONDITIONAL GIFT.
A Sohle Ei3y To the Ceu,. a., Heb,
Education al the Georgia
Normal school.

At the Athens lGa) Educationa
conference the general educationa
broad made conditional gift Of Sl9
500 70 the Georgia state normal 4
good dea. has been said about tbs
de.ieaey Of feeling shown in the Offer
anu we quote the Presbyterian Stand.
ard Of Charlotte, y. c., as rehcctinn
the impression created on tbe 1arre
audience present:
On Saturday there was an an
nouncemcnt of the gift of a smaller
sum OF money that was given win
such a delicacy of feeling and such g,
nobility of sentiment that we hon.
eStIy believe is worth more as If ,yos
than if its thousands had been trans.
lated INTO millions. Saturday was
Memorial day for Georgia. And in the
MIDST of the exercises at the sta+e
normal school DR.. Wallace Buttrjce
OF Albany n. Y, executive secret,ry
OF the board, made the following an.
nouncement.
j. The general board Of education
SoDScribes to the Georgia state nor.
mai school for the period Of three
years so scholarships Of $50 each 10
meet the 46 scholarships provided foI
already by Georgia people
=, In addition the board will dn,Ii
cate for three years new scholarship. |
or $50 each secured before 1909 nn, |
exceeding 80 in number.
D. Understanding that So ooo has
ooeen secured by the Daughters Of tbo
Confederacy towards a fund Of sI5
''o, with which to erect hall to ,bo
memory Of Miss Winnie Davis ths
BOARD subscribcs onc-half Of the re-.
nainder, $4,000, provided the balance
is raised.
DR.. Buttrick followed this with III.
,emark that he recognized Memorial
Jay as fitting time in which n
make this contribution. as If wac a
'lit to the Daughters Of the Confed'
Tacy; that they were entering into
me noblest inheritance of earth -
hd that he and those for whom be
poke claimed some share in II
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Many churches celebrated Arbo
day by planting trees
Two lady "sidesmen" have beer
appointed at a mission church il
West Hartlepool, England.
The children in the schools Of tn,
Philippines will have an exhibition
of their work at the Louisiana expo,
sition
Harvard university is to have 0
music department, and plans have
been made for an old-fashoned red
brick building combined with white
limestone, two stories high, with a
pilared portico in front.
The new catalogue Of Rutgers col.
lege shows an increase of II per
cent. over last years attendance,
This college will have Latin sci
entific course, for the completion of
which the degree Of bachelor of let
tiers will be conferred.
The oldest public school in Amer
lea is the Boston Latin school, which
was established two and two-thirds
centuries ago, the anniversary of it's
establishment being celebrated on
April %. The school was founded
on Shakespeare's birthday.
There has been considerable dis.
cussion aroused by the recent action
Of the college faculty Of the New
York university in adopting a rule
faculty to disbar a student FRONT
athletics on the ground Of general
deficiency The track team and the
rev are most heavily affected by
his rule.
The statistics Of Protestant mis-
ions in Porto Rico show seven mis-
lonaries for the Methodists, with .
en- congregations, 500 native and 200 !
.merican adhcrents; four Presby.
erian missionaries, with 10 congre.
atons; 1850 native and $50 Amer. t
an adherents; one Episcopal mis-. u
onary with three congregations 1
nd 500 native and $50 American ad. z
erents. t
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14
4 Great Need

Inc great probl-r1 before nc ia -
ge' good ten months school.in ~.
cry town, village and rural comm,,,
", to comfortably house those
schools IN permanent buildings mr.
cry equipped, and 10 put in mn ~
'hem efficient teachers, scholarly
eol'urea' well-trained and mature n
NE and character In every school
there must be a small collec,io- - :,
BOOKS suitable for the cbildren,s
reading and the courses Of s,nlr
must DC so broadcnei as +, br'n.
them into harmony wien H., i,.
sehools In all the most progressive
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14
BRIEF But KILN,
a Horse Remedy 1buw
commended NJ, Wa. Wv y "
tsetive In Its WI

A recent West Philadsl,l,
ihS was marked BY N. p t.H poit,
owing owing story as ILLUSTRATIVE ''as q
being too laconic in eyery5 i.e Of u,
ny was the distingui,6j31gg 90 'ps,,t
the village wherein liye9 'Il'Iaa,
farmers, and each the '[ OWN Jim %
Iqey met one day and ' snol Of
relates the Philadelpba + pokt a
"Moruin, JIM 'A lines
'Mornln', Zachl"
a,h What did you give yon,
Iurpentine"
Good mornin'l"
Good mornin'ln
Ihey again encountered
few ", days later with tbis r ya each ,
"Mornin', JIM" 'e'ut
"Mornin', Zach!o
hat did you say Won r,
for the botts?7 'ou gave You
"Iurpentine
Killed mine"
Mine, too.
Good morninl"
Good morninl"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14

ionmy-say, ma, Mrs Swepmsr -,
'ne street vas iookin' atthe ta arH u
se"eG up IN my jacket the o,ber ! i; ou
. Nv ~, s"e sac At was done just beau,is,,
wa ldelightedl-Wen. Thar ro ~ u.
compliment mp! coming from her.
rs m and say. ma. / Just got ,ro,A
phia Press. W -Fhiladel.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14
'omparinE Family y,In

o., h. ..l--AE ancestors were al hon.
g. IN, guy they we're not stylish. =
81, ma ma a.- rlghi; ny ancestors va.
~, ~ wouldn't pay their debt. ~ ! !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14
lnmnier Ihrnnl

MI Scrappc-l made hideous mis-.
take when | married you!
MRS serappc-And I'm being pun.
lShed Tor your mistakes! San Fran.
cisco Bulletin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14

a.. every school IN Japan !, /,
W custom one day in the sut,-,n- :. :
saAe me pupils ont rabbi, br7,i-. T I.
So. ! .-,'ls' mushroom hunting a, 80 4.
-- r-pss .aHteTns.--SchooiJ or~r.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14

4here IS a uistiacti br,ye., :,
ministry Of pity and the miDjstrv ~, IS
power says Prof. H. L Smith !.
Davidson college, n. c. In tbe mir
istry OF pity there is always d,r.na-
q oseTao'ng and so Of illdoing In
providing for the homeless -
sAere is no danger Of pauperil; ~
INT II The ministry Of row. :.
- ~A'se question s belongs, there can
Be no such danger, since an go =
i.Sn itself can never be given 70 a.
sssssttsa y az
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14

-. 'fuiy a great man ut.
- greatness without aalleg :
ssEs ''''-so Daily
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14
Stops the Congb

and works off the cold Laxative b
Qulnlne Tablets. Price IS cents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14

Digging for It.-"When man i,w,
hard, why do they say he is dgsingln
Hecanse, my boy, he is after the 10,
all evil, and how else can he reach h
Chicago Post.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14

Piso's Cure is the best medicir, w
used for all affections of the Throat
,,q,ngs,-Wm. o. Endsiey Vauburen,
Fob. u. 1900.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-06-14
That wouIdn't ErpInIn ~

G. how many Spanish people and pcop,o .,
Spanish connections there arc r'U , Geop i,l Of
w name of Lopez. Nearly evcrv o sS,,
rlIlpino seems to be Lopez, wSeno ' ,e,
meet Cuban or Mexican. Won co o'o" nS , W
~ always hit it right by calling him " "vS,
an, ana II the same way with the Sman,l'r'j1t'
themselves and people from Soutb sm n'r'o as
quite remarkable, isn't n" ''" -N"'e'Iea.
SIS e. guess Lopez must be Spanisb -.
p"''h' Chicago Record Herald '''S" 'o'
lime is the capital of the irtou.,.,..,
man Chicago Daily News vac '"'e"ee'ual
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22

bic vProirie" bsf0rOern iOa, un0 benz
jenigen ppn Der cincinnati, pel6c
bereits in Colon gelanost Iino, qeniiz
geno ameritdniIde 3ruppen por6ans
ben fem neroen, UNI BEN 9ertraQ8perz
pfIi4tun9en entIpre6enO Den 8erte6r
itber Den SItbmu5 often 81 6aIten.
Nu6 Die San 6ran3iSco," fDeI8e
gegenDdrtig in Norfolt ipailt, er6ielt
beute 8efebI, iib mit8o6len uno 4ro.
plant 81 Derieben uno na6 Gan Sudn
auf POrto 8ico 81 ge6en, no iie Da5
8eitere a]b5ulpdrtsn bat. Sn ben be-
ne3ueIanti6en @eIpGT2rn beFinOet 1i4
a~ugen6lidli6 nur Elm ein5ige5 ameriz
tanii6e5 &risgsi6jff ndmIi6 bas
feline &anonenboot nN}arietta," uber
Die nMontgomsrD" muB bort in fur
ser 3eit aus Cape 6uDtien eintreffen.
Die 4ufgu6e Der San 6rdn5i8co"
barf niAt nit ~Derieni9en pes8anonenz
bootsS Bancroft" perpe61elt perz
ben. 9ieieS 6o6r3eug miro f6per>
li6 DOR Dem /. Ottobsr in 0ienIt Qe=
iteqt ner0en t0nnen uno miro Ounn
glei6fal5 no6 San Suan geben, aber
ais StationsIdiff. Man ertpartet,
Dab bic San 6ran5i5co" in Orei oOer
pier Sagen CUR 46fa6rt bereit fem
miro.
66uB Der S It 6mu s<8 a + II.
GolOn, Colombia, q. Sept. -
Die Don Commander M&c2ean Dpnt
Der. Stoaten : Stronger Cincinnati"
an ben 3ebellen : 8efe6ls6a6er Ser
rera geri6tete Mitt6eiIung purOe
bes 2eBteren 4genten, sinem 2ieutez
nant, in M}uta6in bon einem Diff
5ier Der cincinnati" ii6erlieFert, Der
unter Der @8torte BON N}arinefolOaz
ten r%eiite. Sn Dem S6riftitijd mar
~beionoer5 betont, DAB auf feinem
Sbeile Der Gi5enbabnIinie &Gmpfe
erlau6t iperoen piiroen. 6errera's
lieutenant DerIpro6, ebeIten5 cine
4ntport bon 6errera 81 bringen.
Sine Nntport lit nod nift ein9ez
troffen, bob miro bon Mata6in, Ell
ner OrtI6aft Der 8a6nlinie, BON eli
mem @ertreter beS 8e6euena8enerol8
6errera gemelOet, oaB Der 8enerol
ii6 entI6IoTen 6u6e, feline Sruppen
i'm 2aufe De5 Cages an Die 8a6nz
itrede gu ienOan.
Oa8 Snnere paciftctrt.
Banana, q. Sept. - Sine
9epeIde aus Dem Snnern Der Gepuz
blit melOet, Dap Ii4 5a6lrei6e 6ii6rer
Der ReDOlution, eini6tjeBlia Der Sc
nerGle Marin unO Gan Mdrtin, err
geban bo6en. General Marin mar
elmer Der gei6idteiten 6ii6rer i'm
8uerilIa = &rie9e. Sein 2(6fau bon
Der repoIutionGren Sute miro ols
gLeid6sOsutenO nit Der 4acificirung
De5 Snnern oe5 2anOe5 6etra6tet.
9eriel6en 9epeI6e entipre8eno tann
Die 8egierung fir Den Not6fau 5000
Mann ais &eritdrtung na4 benz
Seit6mus i6iden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22
Nrnrr 2rcn1rr hnm stnhrI.

0uincp, M5aT, q. Sept. -
Der nelte &reu3er g0e8 M}oines," fir
bic 8unOe8z Mdrine auf Der 6ieiigen
0erft Der sore 8iDer Chip &c @nz
CINE COMPANY" Qe6out, Duroe geItern
W}ittag pom Stapel gelafen. SRI.
@liie Wacpm6er ppn 9eS U2Dines,
Sa., boQ3og nit umeritanif6em
S6aumpein in ii6liGer Deiie bic
S6iffstduFe. 8Ouperneur Gummin8
BON Srpu uno 8ijrgermeiiter 8renz
ton pon 9es 0}oineS paren 3ugegen,
nG6renO @ouoerneur Crane BON
M}aTa8uIstts our6 &ranf6eit am
Gri6einen Der6inoert mar. Der Sta
peuouf DOu3og iid in pOuig pro-
grammmGBi9er 0eiie.
,0e5 Mpine5~ lit Elm ge76iiBter
Stronger Don 1882 SUB 2Gnge, "A
SUB 8reite unD elmer 5rugfQ6igteit
BON $500 3onnen. Sine 6a6r0ez
14pinOigteit BON 49, 8noten bic
StunDe lit contrattli4 bsOingt. Die
Nrmirung Oes &reu3ers lit, ME folgt,
ongeorOnst: flint 1~O=30ui9e S6neG=
fsuergeIaiBe, adt 6e6spfiinOer, 3pei
Ginpfinoer uno bier Golt'76e auto
matifGe @ei6jiBe. y}ur oa5 @eroed
erbdlt einen 2=3Oqigen Danger; Die
S6iff8ieiten IinO Snnen nit Geuuz
loie etngefaBt, Die Oa5 Ginoringen
bon 8aher D~er6in0ert. i'm Sale Elm
@eI6oB Den 8umpf Ourai4lagen
fpute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22

den 66uB Oes @eIeBe8 9enieBen iOls
len.
9a5 in Der ,W}uIics9au" DerIamz
melte9ublitum 3dblte etpa 5000 Perz
fonen uno oieIelben IpenDeten oergeoe
oes 8rGiioenten entbuiiaitii4en BET
fat.
6Gtte 19lim merben t0n n
mem.
0G6reno oer9rdIioent in Der uYhlz
iic=6au" rebete, brad in Der nebenot
liegenoen 4usiteQung8baue, pel4e NIT
elmer groBen Menf6enmen8e 9efiiIt
mar, ein6euer bur6 einen 6unten Don
einem elettrii6en 0ra9t aus, Der
5unfen ieBte einen9prbang in 8raro,
moe7en nurbe oerielbe bur9 Polt5tz
item unb NngeiteQte Der Au5iteuung
raid gel0I6t. Inter ben Anpe enoen
entItunO GROCER S6reden uno IS toz
itete Die( W&ii6e, Die Qeute gu beru4tz
gen. Sn Der rM}uitc@9uu" muBten
nur neniQe Der Mnpeienoen iiber ben
@orfQQ. WGre in Dem iiberfiiQten 60
fat elm 5euerruf au8geitoBen poroen,
10 piirDe Elm pdnif unO DieQet6t gro
her %2eben8oerluit unpermeiOli6 gene
fen Iein, 10 aber Derlief 4QeS glatt II.
D9ne St0rung.
Sn Detroit.
Detroit, W&t6., q. September.
-9rGIioent 4poiepelt fam UNI 8 ubr
Eeute frii6 auf ieinem @rtru3u8e iiber
bic INSTRUMENTATION" bier an
uno er6ielt einen snthuiiuitiI4sn Gmz
pfang. SGmmtlife MitglieOer Der
HeiIeqe7eui6aft befinoen ii6 moAl.
Del 9rGiiOent begab Ii6 iofort BET
feiner Nntunft na6 Dem 9Otel Gaotlz
fac, ND Quartier fir i'm unO feline
8sgIeiter bsiteut mar. Sm 2aufe oe5
@ormittag8 no6nte er Dem 8ottesz
oienIt in Der 8re5bDterianer : &irfe
an Der 4. StraBe BEL, unO Odnn fuRr
er mad Der @o6nung oe5 Grz8rie85z
ietretGr5 u, q. @lgar, BEL peIf2m er
Ipeiits. 4m Ia6mittag modte er
cine 5pa3ierfabrt Dur6 Die Stoot,
unO am Q(6enO fpstite er nit elmer
Nn3o6I 6reunOe i'm 9otel Cadillac.
53pei feline NldoGen pdren beute
6eina6e unter Die 9ufe Der pOr Die
RutI6e oe8 9rdtoenten geipannten
9feroe geratben, ais 5r, 8ooieOelt
bur8 Die StroBen fubr. Die M}GO=
den traten unmittel6ur Dor BEN Bier
ben pom Grpttoir uuf Die StruBe,
uno e5 gelung benz &utI6er muir ge=
raOe nod nit tnapper gOtb, cine
5rag0oie gu Derbiiten. Gr muBte Die
9feroe 10 i6orf pariren, OaB tie fait
itiir3ten. 4uf N%nOrOnung res Prdii=
benton purce Die 5abrt Damn Ourd,
peniger ~frequentirte Straben fOrt8cs
feb+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22
g n. IS II . R Il
Tragt die ADGSOta, Die Ibr ImmerG 8kauft Hal
s s555f &AHAAEzM
gIake bun a~agemeincm SntereRc,

Gitp 9aa - ROrt9= II. 2egin8tOn'
GtraBe.
MGI6ington : I}onument - DIT.
8ernonsYlaCe.
SObns 9opttns' 9OIPitol ROr6-
8rpabndD.
@dla6tenzW Document - GaIDert.
uno TapetteItraBe.
Grab BON @ogar QGen goe -
8eTtminiter : &ir66of Go9ettez ua6
GreeneItraBe.
GruiOz Siuspart - 3u srrei8eu
nit n0rDlia lQufenoen Waggons.
9utter1on : Yart - gu errei4en
mil 0Ili9 laufcu6en @oggons.
Sort Nlc6enrD 49, 2ocuftzPoint.
SruuensGoGeg - ct. 9uuI= anO
%. @traBe.
qea6O61z Snftitut nn6 g2aTtsGons
Yerpatorium - It. &ernonzPlacs.
qrutP5 5reis8i6Iiothet - I&uGs
BERN, nu6e Gat6eOralz StraBe.
fRretmuurer : Sempel - Norns
G6QrlestraBe.
ODD 6eu0lD5 : 2ernpeI - 9dtqe>
brolz uRo Saratoga1traBe,
Chamber Of Commerce - 9Outz
BAH uno Mater5traBe.
Reues 8eri4t8ge0GE6e -SGDettea
unb ct. 8aulItraBe.
goItgebGuOe - 6apette ur5 Gals
Derttr0Be.
nabe, perlGngert n0rbli4 an @utap=,
BON 9olpbinftraBe.
0oung Mten'5 G4riitian Qfocias
ttDn, Central : @ebduOe y Charles
unb SaratpgaItraBe.
Qtabemie Der WiHen56aften
SrQntlinz un0 GatbeoralItraBe.
GarrOuzPart unb ba5 alte Do6n>
6aus BON Charles Carroll BON @ars
routpn - MGn ne6me Die Golumbiaz
@penuez0 aggons-
Marplanb : ~SnItitut-galtimOrea
unb 9arriIonitruBe.
0eutf DE GIub QOtaIe.
rSurnperin 8orpdrt5," Rr. 1872 un0
1874 @eitz2egingtonitr.
.GermantazM iGnner4or, 2om6Grozs
nahe @~utcptraBe.
,@ermunia : Club" 6upette>, nobe
gutapitraBe.
n6d9aonie : Giu69aus." Gr. Ala.
| @eitz6aQettefgaRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22
Sie Sitgmuss @irrCu.

8laujaden ais @5torte auf Den gu
gen. 9l6ienoun9 peiterer
8rieg576iffe uno Morinetruppen.
- Sine 5rieoensofferte Der Snz
iurgenten.
Colon, Golom6ia, q. Sept. -
@eItern Nu6mittag iino DOn bier na4
Banana 3pei 3iige, elmer tur3 naa
Dem anOeren, unter Dem S6uB Der
Sterne uno StreiFan a6gefabren. Sm
erIten 3uge befan0 ii6 Elm gepun5erter
0QQen nit einem S6neIfeuer : Sc
f6iiB unO % Ser. Stauten = 8laujaz
den, fpelbe ais Gstorte Don 100 CO
lom6ianii6e Der 4~a9ierung5 : 5ruppen
oienten. @(uf Dem 3~peiten 3uge fu6r
cine Qlei6e g(n3a6l 8laujuden al8G8z
forte Der 6rduen Der Soloaten uno
ais SduB fir Re8ierung5 &rte8ss
material, Ranonen, Munition etc.
Wan nimmt ni6t an, OoB Die 3iige
uuf Wioer5tanO itoBen tperoen.
Dix nit Dem nPuntber" erparteten
Marinetruppen nerOen Bel 8orgona,
elmer Ort76aFt auf benz SIthmuS, 20
Meilen norDpeitli6 BON Banana, 9ez
lanOet nerOen. Ser Ser. Staatenz
8reu3er r@incinnati" bat 100 8lauz
iuden Qelanoet. Sic bIie6en cine
5tunoe lang an QanO unO fe6rtsn
Oann na6 i6rem S6iffe 8uriid,
DIX 8aufleute pon 8ocas Def 5OrO
6a6en cine 9etitton an bic ber56ieoez
men 8onIuIn gei6idt, in pelder INN
@~ntIcnoung Don Sruppen gu ibrem
66uBe er1u6t miro. Sn GolOn be-
finoen 5i8 $500 M}onn Regierung5z
5ruppen.
Da8 briti76e 8riegsiaiff n8etriz
button" 1T Ioe6en Dor GolOn eingez
t~roffen.
Trieben8z 4ner6ieten.
Banana a, q. Sept. - Sin
@miFGr De8 S~nIurgenten : Generals
6errerQ trof 6reitag Ru6mtttag bier
elm. Gr iberbru6te eine@Ommunitaz
tion an ben General Sala3ar, ben
@ouDerneur Don Banana, in psl6em
Der 3e6eQenfi6rer ben Wuni6 na6
8eenoiQunq Oes 8riege5 au8ipra6 u.
cine QemiI6te @OmmiTion, beite6eno
aus ben @anerGlen Suld3ar, 8onoaz
le3, 8Qlencia uno anDeren berDorruz
qenDen 9ertretern Der Regierungsz
8artai unO elmer gIei6en Nn3u6l ge>
mGBigter 2~iberalen, porI6lug, I'm bic
8aIis fir cine politif6e Organization
gu 6iIOen, peIde pabrbaft liberal ietn
ion, 8eneral 6aIa3ar nirO feline
2(ntiport ergeben Ia5Ien.
CUR 3eit finoet cine 8eipre6ung
3tpiI6en General 6ala3ar, Dem 46z
~georOneten Sen, 6errerus, unO Den
fremOen &Oniuln Itatt.
8orberettungen fUr ale
sale.
0uf6tngton, .. g., q. Gept.
- 6efretGr MoooD bat oefinitiD Be-
f6loTen, bic amerifuniI6en Marines
Sruppan auF benz Sit6mus nod I'm
900 Munn gu DerftGrfen, fats iif
aus ben 8eri3ten bes Commanders
0}c0san e~ntne6msn IdBt, boB ie err
foroerli6 iino. @r bat oem@ommdnz
Der qiQs6urD BON Der r9rairie," mel
de gegenpGrtig in Bolton liegt, 8ez
fe6l ert6eilt, ii8 nit ieinem S6iffe
na8 HorfoIf gu bege6en. 9Ort tperz
ben 800 W}arinetruppen 3uIammenge>
3ogen nerben, tpelhe ft3 CUR Gini4ifz
fung fir ben San bereit 6ulten, Dap
bic Dem MarineIefretGr ~3uge6enoen
RQ6ri4ten lire Gntienoung na4 Dem
St6mus not6penoig eri6einen laiz
fen. g}orfolf lisgt fir Die 3uiammenz
3ie6unq elmer Marinetruppe am giin=
Tighten, neil ii6 bort am beiten Elm
Eager fir Mdrinetruppen auh4lagen
ldBt. Der n9ant6er," pel6er 38C
Mann Marinetruppen an 8orb STAT
foQte in einem oOer 31pei Sagen in
Golpn dntommen, un0 man nimmt
an, oaB nit ben MannI6aften. tpel4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-22
Nu5 9eutihlano.
2sfet6t auf feinent 9often.
Scin 3iiftritt oeS Tirftcn SDbcn:
lDbe=&an9enbura ais Stattbala
ter Der GetGslnnoe.

5eit6alten an benz BON berSarifzGomz
mi1Iion pereinbarten GDmprpmiB.
4merifunii9 Mlet6oOen in
beutf4en 5abriten. - Snternaz
tionaIe g2ebel Sursiignule. -
@roBe 4~ufregung iber Die 8au=
nereien 3peier 8antbeamten in
Siitlanb. - 8eI6ti1e beS fo3iaz
liftif6en 9arteitags in Mtiin6en.
- 9eue S9ifffubrts : Gum6inaz
tion ais gfeIultat Der Gpnferen3
in Otenbe,
Berlin, q. Geptember. Die
S~traBburger Nu6ri6t, baB Der bis6ez
rige Statt6alter BON GlIaB~2otbrtnz
gen Siirft0ermdnn gu 9obenlohez2an
genburg in 6pGge ieineS 6oben Differs
- Der Shirt bat tiir3lia ietnen 70.
8eburtstag gefeiert - 5urudtreten
perbe ntrb in 6ieligen Regierungsz
treiIen ertI9ieben bementirt. SIN
8eqentheil ntro perIi6ert, baB 1t9 Der
Shirt. tpel6er Iid trOB feines bo3en
offers f0rperli9er unb geiitiger 5rtz
f9e e%rfreut, baS poGe 8ertrauen bes
&aifers unb Der 8unbe8fiirite ten gez
niBt.
(Oen 9oiten be5 faiTerli6en Stattz
balters i'm 9fei6slanO @lfaB : Qot9z
rtngen betletbet Der Shirt gu 9Obenz
lpbe : 2angenburg felt benz %. DITTO
Der 1894; er trat bieies Qmt an, als
fein 8orgGnger Gblobp'r Shirt gu
9obenlo6e S4iGingsfi Saiz
fer gum Gei65fdn3ler e.. II NOR
ben mar. NG6renb Ieiner a4tid6rtz
gen @irfIamfeit i'm Gei6slanO BAT
IS Der Shirt bortreffli3 D%eritdn0en.
bic Wiini9e unb 8ebiirfnife Der Sc
pDlferung fennen 81 lernen unb, To-
tpeit bies in Ieinen &rGften geitdnz
BEN bat, ba5 2anb nu9 jeber Ri4z
tung gu f0rbern. Den beften 8epeia
bafiir, baB linn bas WObl bes Cant
bes ii6er ieine eigenen Ma4t6efugz
niiie gebt, bat er gegeben, als er i'm
1eBten Srii6id6r benz 8aiier Die 4ufz
bebung be8 BEL Der eingeborenen 8ez
bDlterung Bis ba6in nod in8eItunQ
getpeIenen 9ittatur : photographer
anrietb, pbpobG babur9 feline He6te
unb Mn6tbefugnife als Statt6alter
tpeIentli6e 8e19rGnfung erfubren.)
Die Sarif 5ruge.
@ie bas Centrum Dor einigen Sdz
gen, bat du9 bic 6raftton Der 3ei6sz
purtei beI6lofen, an Dem 3oQ : Gom=
| promiRe, auf ipel6en iid Die M}e6r=
beit Der 5arif : GommiI1ion geeinigt
bat, feit3u6alten, 9amit lit bie9aupt=
frage, ob Die GOmmiiiionS : Mebrheit
in benienigen Buntten, ND lire 8e=
| i9liiffe BON Der Regierung ais unan=
nebmbar be3et6net nprben iinb, bod
nod gu elmer 8erftGnbigung NIT Der
2ebteren 9elangen perbe, pruttiId
entf6ieOen. limb man ertpartet aud
ni6t, baB @raf Bofaoopstp, ber
Staatsietretdr bes Snnern, gu 8eginr
Der 5peiten Gommifiions : 8eratbunQ
in Der Gage Ietn tptrb, nele, ben Be
| f6liifen Der Me6rbeit entgegenfom=
menOe Nnerbietungen gu MAIDEN. Gu
nit niro au9 Die peiteGpmmifIionsz
8eratbung penig Wertb BADEN, uni
| hnS Nlpn1tm mpIhp5 mittp Sftnhpr
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8qnfiers unb Mdtler.

HAMILTON & CO., 9 southsstr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO., II South=Str.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON {Est. 1892,
Fayette=Str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD D, FISHER & SONS, 6 S. Cal.
yertsStr.
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ROYAL ms. CO., Sun Building.
Snbuitrtul : @erIiaerunss : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY. 100 W.
FayettesStr.
Sa9perItGnbiger 8u9baIter
6egldubt9D.
L. V. FALLER, Continental Trust Building
Seuerit9ere M0belz2ugeru,g.
THE SECURITY STORAGE & TRUST
CO., 1919, NorthsAve.
GRAHAM's WAREHOUSE, Park . Ave.
und DolphinsStr.
&e9tsantpdlte.
LOUIS P. & PERCY c. HENNIGHAUs
sen, 215 st. PaulsStr.
4. ]. sCHAUMLOEFFEL. 3o1 Law BuiIds
ing.
NnpdIte WutentzprO5eTe.)
MANN & CO., Equitable Building.
0runOet9enlDuH>UtdtlSr
PIERRE c. DUGAN & NEPHEW. 16 Lex.
Ington.Str.
Gn9rpsgcfhdftc.
NuspGrtige unb einbetmif6e proz
butte.
HENRY KNEFELY & SON, 5 o. Pratts
Str
Biscuit unb 8reBel.
HARGRAvE & BRO. 90 N. Greene.str.
Bidder : 8equi1iten.
THE MYERS L HICKS CO., 1A s.
Huward=Str.
Bidder unb CONDITION : Werf5euge.
AUGUST MAAG, los Hanoversstr.
gaubol5, Sbiiren, Sc n1terrabmen
OTTO DUKER & CO., President=str und
Canton=Aye.
Butter, Gter unb @efliigeI.
WIN. A. SHUTTLE & CO., 11S S. Charles
Str.
gilber, Spieeel, Ra6men.
STEIN, SMITH & CO., Al S. LibertysStr.
8u6z unb 3eitunqsz9dnbGer.
BALTIMORE NEWS CO., Baltimore.str.
gGeirDbren, 8Ie6platten, @9rot.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. CO..
80 HanoversStr.
9aubol5 : Gambler.
THos. MATTHEWS & SON. Canton Ave.
und AlbemarlesStr
GEO. F.. SLOAN & BRO, Ala LightsStr.
Ble9z unb emqiQirte Sta6lpaaren.
NATIONAL ~ENAMELING & STAMPING
CO., 100 Hanover=Str.
@tgarren unb SQbdf.
l.. FL. NEUDECKER CO., Centre=Markt'
Space und Lombard.Str.
Siamanten unb S6mudIa9en.
M. ]. OPPENHEIMER l. SONS, 12l w.
BaItimore=Str.
Oampfmaf6inen, &efel, pumpen.
WALLACE STERBINS & SONS, Charles,
und Lombard=Str.
SroguenzSGnbler.
GILPIN, LANGDoN 4 CO., SO0-3O2 w.
Lombard=Str.
GILBERT BROS. & CO.. 70 N. Howard.
Str.
Srp 9pobs.
DANIEL MILLER & CO., $50 Hopkins
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-brn-
smpfe6fenswertfem S%inans-,
gnsres- nno GnoetatG-.
@e(6dften.
TinansieaeS.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II South=Str ;
J. D. Ferguson, Praes. II. B. WILCOX
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
Baltimore und LibertyzStr.; Chas. w.
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason, Kassiz
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIO'
NAL BANK, Lombard und SouthsStr';
Chas. Il. Crane, Praes.; Carter G.. os'
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTsCHE BANK, Baltimore und Hol1
Iiday=Str. A. H. Schulz. Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS MAS
TIoNAL BANK, Howard und Gers
manzStr.; Lawrence B. Kemp PraeS.i
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, IA N. Eu'
tawsStr.; Joshua G. Harvey Praes';
w. Marriott, Kassirer.
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8dnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Balti'
more= und CalvertzStr.
SPERRY, JONES & CO., Calvert und
FayettesStr.
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Sruft : G~ompa9nien.

Sruft : G%OmpQ9nlen.
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO,
German= und Calvert=Str. John Gill,
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm.; ]. r.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
Calvert=Str.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
]. B. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.