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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
StaOt Baltimore.
Sriefbefurseruua mad benz ausIunbe

Die austpdrtise poit fir Die nit
Dem 81. SUM- enoenbe 8o4e f4lieBt
Gin alien 6d1en piinttli4) i'm bic
iigen poitamte, tpie folgt:
Die padetzYoit lit often tdgli4 BON
9 1br Moissns Bis 5 llbr Rd4mitz
tags (dusgenommen @onnta9); bic
gadetzqoit fir 0eutI4lanO f4liebt
nm II 19r 8ormittags an Montag
unb Mittpph.
Ote Dampfer perlafen Gepzgort.
N.>0., Biz anberfpeitig %angege6en.
sransatIontiide 9pf.
5rettag = ubr Q6enbs, fir @uz
rppd, per 9ampfer ngampanid," pld
Quesnstopn.
@of Ii g Ii b. uno Genital
4merifa. Mefttnbtene etc.
5reitag - l ubr Na4m., fir Ser
muba, per 9ampfer BON 9ulifor, q.
g.; u u6r Na6ts, fir 9orto Rico,
curacao unb 8ene3ueld, per 9umpfer
r@oracas;" fir 6%ortune Ssluno, Sd
muicu uno G~artagenu, per 9ampfer
.Nltai;" fir 9uiti uno Santa Yfarz
ia, per 0umpfer rQthos;;" fir Cuba,
per 0umpfer nMOrro Cattle" Dia
6abana.
9pit fir Neufunblanb pia Nortb
@noneD unb fir Miguelon oiu Bolton
f6lieBt bier tGgli9 nm 3 16r Nu6z
mittags; fir cuba pta Sampd, SID,
tGgli9 Inn 1 l1br Ra9mittags; fir
Sonburas, Goitu Ricd uno 9uatemaz
ia biu HepzS rIeuns tGgli9 UNI 8 nht
Qbenos.
Srunsz9 1eificsp o #.
Sreitag = 7 l1br Q6enos, fir Die
g6ilippinen, pia San 5run3isco.
gpit fir Quitrulien. ReuIeelanb,
5iii, Samoa unb 9utpuii, piu San
5ran5isco i6lieBt bier tdgli4 bis gum
II. Suli 7 1br 4benos.
Srans>pucifiozPoit nirb tdgli4
gum Qbgangsbafen befOrbert uno Or
engagements iino gstroffen fir oeren
ununterbro9sne lleberlanO : 8ef0roes
rung.
g. 0dpisg % arfis16,
BDitmei1ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
3ihmonD's Strifrs l1nrnbrn.

S6arfe 8efeble an Die 3ruppen. -
9romptes unO riitii6tsloies
6euern i'm Sale zines Qngriffs.
- @ei6sr, &inOer unO iiberbaupt
ale frieoli6en 8irger aufgeforz
bert, QuFlGufe gu 0ermeiDen. =
8~emii6unsen CUR SdIi4tun9 oes
Strifes.
8t8mono, 8a., %. Sum-. -
Weitere 8rapoIe in 6olge oes Stroz
Benba6n : Strite5 nurOen beute fri9
gemeloet. 9aS CUR @erftGrtung Der
bereit5 bier 6efinbli6en Mili3 6ierber
beOroerte Il. 3egiment lit an9elangt,
unO iturte 0eta6ement5 iinO an alien
beoro6ten Puntten QufgeiteQt norben.
Der 8erte6r auf bret Der bieiigen
StraBenba6nlinien puroe Geute RAD
mittag aufgenommen. Man reoet pon
elmer Gorferen3 oes Mapors, oes 8o1
li3ei6efs uno oes StaOtanpults, in
tpeI6er Der @ori8lag, ou5 &riegsre6t
iiber Die StaOt 81 DerbGngen, in Gr@
pdgung ge3ogen tperOen iOQ.
8. u. 8iQi8, Superintenoent Der
yRi6mono locomotive 8orts," uno
Ri6ter Garter Scott batten 6euts
Nadmittag cine Gorferen5 nit Den
8sunIten Der r8dienger dnD Bonner
60" iiber Die 8eilegung 0e5 Strites.
6eute Qbeno peroen ite aud nit Den
Stritern conferiren. Die 8s60roe lit
ieBt enti6lofen, Die Rube nm ieoen
Brets 81 beDabren, uno Die W(ili3 bat
8efe6l, ale Yerionen, tpel6e our1
Worte Doer audi nun our6 8eIten On
LAB CUR 4~ufregung 9eben, iOfort feits
5une6men.
(SpGter.) - 6eute Na6mittag unb
Ibeno fubren bic StruBenba6nnu1z
CONS Obne erfpG6nenSpertbe 8ddfiz
gung. Sober Oerielben mar nit feds
oOer a6t M~ili3Iolouten beieBt, nelhe
ibre 8epebre idarf gsluoen uno bic
8dponnete d~ut9eptIdn3t butten. Die
8eb0rOe bat ale frieoIihen 8iirger,
numentli6 aber Die 6ruuen uno Sim
Der, erIu6t, Die StGtten m0gli6er
Gonflitte gu permeioen uno iid ni6t
unnOt6jger Weiie 8efa6r ols3uieBen.
Die Mttli3 Bat 8efebI, prompt uno
i4onungslos gu ~feuern, i'm Sale iie
nteoer dngegriffsn pirb.
8erbaftungen lperoen Bel Der gez
rtn9iten @eranlofung por9enommen,
uno DGbreno oos &rieQ5re6t ni6t of
| ft3ieQ protlumirt porDen 1T, limb Die
Aeuttgen 3uitdnoe oenroh ni6t nett
e|ntfernt pom 8eIdgerun983uitano.
Webrere feline GonfIitte ~ereigneten
it6 beute, uno in einem Derfel6en
feuerte Elm 0eta6ement Mili3 cine
Sable i6er bic 6Gupter zines Wo68
ob. Die 5umuItuanten entfloben To-
fort. I'm 10 u6r beute @(beno lit Der
StraBenba6nOerte6r nod i'm 8unge,
unD feline peiteren &raDaQe Don Be-
h|eutunQ tperDen QemelDet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
0lhfuna.

9tridumt ni6t, 2tbbc'5 elegant ,!ng'ri6tttts
Sbotograpbiibe5 Itclptr, Nr. 32l, NorOzOap=Str.
81 beiubcn.
9or,iiali6t, e~drantirt bducrbaftc GabinttsStlotr
fir 81 90 Das SuBsno.
Gmaiqt= uuD 9latinsEilotr, ionic finfl'riib
augqciibrte ltbtuserobc 4Ortrdts Tno 9ebbtPs
Spc;i1litdttn.
iHr CUTE gcoitnuns biir9t Der Rui ois attlttrs.
CDidril5,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Nus brm Snnern WarBlano's nlso
ben anaren,enoen Staaten.

Me6r Gunbibaten iii bic
Marine QtdDemte.
Die folgenoen gdnoioaten BADEN
bas Gramen fir ben Gintritt in bic
Murine : 4faoemie beitanOen: s. W.
8enpon, galifornien; %. .. &ilouff,
Nspzgorf; 8. s. 8imbdu, Sermont;
8ufus Sing, at large; s. 8. 8lein,
iun., Obio; 8. %. 8leibberg, Salt
fornien; 5. 8. 8nopp, MiROuri; S.
g. Snapper, iun., penniplpunien; 8.
6. 9nduB, genniplpanien; ). 8.
anor, 4labama; 6. 6. &ratop,
Soma; %. s. 2afren3, 8uihington;
s. g. 2auman, Soma; 90. y. Gam
renee, Colorado; 8, 9. Ga Bourgeois,
2ouiiiana; %. $. See, 0orozGuro=
lima; 6. 81. 2eonarb, Soubo; W. u.
Qib6en, MaKa9uietts; %. u. 2ip@
itdte, Seras; s. M. 8. 0ittle, Pennz
iDlpunien; 80. 6. 2ogun, NepzYOrt;
g. q. 2omburb, Miiiiiiippt, uno st.
s. g. SoueQ, Repzgort.
Die So. g.. Is. ReeO BON 8dlttz
more uno @m. 8. Marc1 Don Qnnuz
polls iino gu Inter Snipettoren fir
Die gagserungs : arbeiten ndbe Der
Murine : 4faoemie ernannt poroen.
Sp6n perbaftet, Batter
qetDbtet.
Qm Mittpp9 NbenD tpurDe Der
6iilfspoItmeiIter pon Mdrmet, W.>
3d., CHARLES Gurrn, BON Poitdmtsz
SnIpeftoren tpe9en angebliden DEB
ita6ls regiitrirter 8riefe Derbuftet
@ein Batter, Sames q. Gurrp, bate
4bi9ieb bon linn genOmmen uno mar
auf benz Ia6bauietpege begriffen, alS
er bon einem 3uge Der nWetz9irginiu
uno Soutbern 8abn" iiberfabren uno
dugenblidli9 get0btet puroe. Der
@obn unb Die 9oitbeumten paren
3eugen oss 1ngIiidsfuaes. Gburles
GurrD tpurbe unter $1,000 8iirgI4uft
ouf freien SUB seieBt.
Nott3en.
Sn 9agerstopn fanO geftern in Der
episf. Ct. Sohns : Stride bic Sod
5eit 3nii6en SRI. Goruliu 8. Bel
uno Srn. Sobn %. 9OugluB itdtt
2ebterer 1T elm Nnpalt in Spofane
8aI6., pobin fi4 bas iunge Paal
rad Der Gsremonie auf Die Reiit
md6te.
Del adt Sabre ulte Surrn, SOhr
bon !6rr. Grant 9. gppler in 9ieo=
mont, W.z9a., fiel geitern bet'm
Spielsn in ben 9otomuc uno ertranf
Ser felt einisen Subren f6pebenbt
groseb Der Stabt SABRE be 9ruce &c:
an Die y!6apre be 8ruce Bater Co."
1T giitli6 begli9en poroen.
Sine Nnaabl Der penilondre Dec
Uncle Sam in Sal6pt : Gountp ii
bon einem S6pinoler nm tletnert
8strGge, bic er als 9e6iibren fir biz
9riifung i6rer Peniionspupiere bere9'
nete. betrogen poroen.
Sumes See, IA Sabre alt, ipuro:
in Der 9offmon : Mine in Gumber=
Lamb unter elmer groben Wafie Sob
len b~egraben unb get0btet. Die 2ei6t
puroe mad mehritiinoiger @rbeit &C.
bergen.
Ous arrangements : gomite fir
Die fiirSli9e Convention Der f%reipilz
ligen Seuerpe6r in 5reberid bat iiber
einen ueberi9ub Don 1851 beri6tet.
Oerielbe ion an bic bortigen brei
Gompugnien pert6eilt peroen.
Wiliam 8. 6prtpn, Elm 6pl5inipefz
tor, lit am Mittpp6 in einem 8a6nz
6pfe nabe Norfolt bon einem 3uge gsz
tDbtet porben.
Die Central 2abor Union" bon
Iefpport Neps trGgt ii9 nit Dem
9lan, bic Neeer : 6anbarbeiter uno
S~anolanssr gu organiiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Neuer Seelfprger. - Geo.
S.Wpoos GGiott lit BON benz air9en=
ratbe Der r9olp Comforter biI9Dfl.=
proteit. Gemeinoe" engaeirt tporber,
nm in Der 3ir9e Der @emeinoe, an
grattz uno GhfteritraBe, uuf einsn
Monat bas Seelforseramt gu 6eieben.
gr mar frii6er 8aplan oes 5. Murp=
lGnber Regiments uno tpar aud If,
3eit Meftpr Der alien ct. Inoreass
Rir6e an Glib 9isbitraH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Gilc nit @eilc!

l1e6ereilteS 8rauen uno ~un3uldng>
li6es 2agern iino3eitOergeuoun9 uno
f6ufFen fein gute5 8ier, DAB
franf 5teirs 8ier Elm 10 gez
iunoes 8etrGnte 1T, liegt Oarun, DaB
Bel Ieinsr 6~eriteGung Oa5 Motton @ile
nit 8eile" befoIgt piro. Q7O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Setoen tr1der erld9 L
mem 8erleB 6r. Sd.
Seibenitrider, Der 9ausmuler, pel4er
am Mittpo4 Morsen BEL Der @rbeit
am Yfarrbauie Der ct. Sobnsz Stride,
gte Eager unb @anepitrabe, infolge
oss 8re9ens bes 9eriiites i4pere in
mere @erleBungen e%rlitt, erlag benielz
ben geitern Morgen i'm ct. SOfepbsz
6pfpital. Seioenitrider binterldbt
feline @attin unb flint &inoer.
Ma6t 6emben. =. Der ST.
goli5iit Walter 6. 9unbp, pelder
fpegen 0iebitabls gu feds Sabren
3u9tbaus perurtbetlt pOrben 1T. ar
beitet in Der 9embenfa6rit Der Strufz
dnitdlts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

G6ule fir Gel # e g.
f8pu6e. : Die 30glinge Der
G4ule fir @eiitesi9pa6s in Opings
MiQs, 8ultimoreJ@ountp, %Derdnital@
teten QeItern cine l1nterbaltung, BEL
Der elm SRuteritiid BON &naben uno
MGo6en aufgefii6rt tpurbe. Sin aus
Mdb6en deficiencies Quurtett lang
me6rere 2ieoer, unb bas Or4eiter Der
Qnitalt fi6rte Elm gutes muittaltIdes
groqramm our6, 0as 8e6duoe url0
bic Q~r6eitsrGume tporen fir bic BE
1uder geOffnet. 49,.
Cardinal, 8ibbOns IN
Wopbtpd. - cardinal Gibbons
reiIte qeitern 4beno na6 Dem 5slHlz
ten4goQea in 8oooftod, no er plS
5onntaq Nbenb bleiben tptro, Gr
piro Bel Der id6rli6en Ordination
amtiren unter &fiiften3 oes 8ti4Ots
Monooban BON Dslatpare unb ben
8eiftli6en Der Qnitalt. Die 3oniur
miro beuts, bic 0iatonz uno Cub
biofon@WiirOe morgen oerlieAen uno
am @onntag bic GanOiOuten gu Priez
tern oroinirt peroen.
9es Morbe8 bef9ulotgt.
= Sames Son, Elm Neger, puroe gez
tern Ia9mittag in Der nOroOitli4en
9oli3eiitution BON Squire 2eDis benz
@erFu6ren Der 8ebOrOen bon @irgts
MEN ii6ernieien. @r 1T angei9uloi9t,
an /. 0e3ember leBten SuhreS IN
Nprt66ampton : Gountp, 8d., isinsn
Ra7engenooen Moies5 orbp eri4olz
len gu 6aben. Son erfldrte, oaB er in
@elbItpert6eiOigung ge5anDelt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Wetteruusfi9ten = Sir
MarDlano urb ben 0iitritt Columbia
t6eilpeiie tribe am 5reitag unb
Samftag, p~erdnDerlide @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

g a # q G. unD szG T.
turiionen na9 8uibington $1.25
ouf Der n9enniploaniuz8 Balm"
Sinete iino fir bic Riidfu6rt Big
Sonntag Q6enO giiItig. Ollie 3ige,
Der wGongreiiionaI 2tmiteo" uusges
nommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Supcfa uieber i%lbcrihwrmmt.

Sopeta, S., 25. SUM- -
Sin Regeniturm, pel4er fat ben
G6urufsr zines 0oltenbru6es anz
na6m, mar 6eute friib bier entfeiielt.
Sine Qn3a6l 8epobner BON Suo@So'
pefa mar 3ur 6lu4t nad b09erem 30
ben ge8pungen uno einige tleinere
6Gu8r nurben tpeggei6pemmt. Die
G ier Greet, pel6e bel Der tir5lt=
&, oer6eerenOen Slutb in g}orOSSo.
petu ne 10 groBe ROue IpieIte, front
beute i6er bic 8aniass4 Oenuez Bride.
qfa6 Der Sam 8iOer 1T pie0er i'm
Steiger.
Sn WaI6ington iturb i'm So.
6 5ensia6re W}aior Sobn &. NepB,
r nu6e3u 40 Sabre lang olS Otttz
aier i'm Sngenieurcorps Der Sunoes@
armee ausge3ei6nete 0ienite geleiitet
hattie. @r mar Elm SeItreitsr pom
8eburt. fam 1848 mad ben Der.
Staten unD mar aud ldngere 3eit
an 5mitbfpnf9en Snititut thdti9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Srieffnfen.

'G. q. 5. - nGdfter" (ni4t Sd
ftor) 1T cine feline 9biole OOer &uz
r~uffine, fam uber AUDI nit Safeluufz
fuB ober 9latmenage iiberieBt perz
ben. S6re ueberieBung lit oa6er ri4s
tig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Sod feline 8efferung.-
6r. 8sorg q. Numien, Der fruRsre
5taot : 3egiitrutOr, lit rod INNER
ie6r franf, elm Mugenleioen fsfielt i'm
ans 8rdntenbett. Gr befunb ii4
me6rere Wofen in Der Union Pro@
tefant Snfirmurp," am Greitag lsBter
Wo6e feb er iif ieoo4 pieoer na9
ieiner Wo6nung, Rr. 3, &dtezapsnue,
bringen. Seine Satin iugt, bes
Morgens lei iein 8efinben Elm gang
gutes, obsr gegen 4beno peri4limz
mere ii9 iein 3uitdno pieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

8afebu1I. - Die 8altimorer
f9lugen geitern ben f4pd4iten Club
Der yGaitern 2iga" aus 9ropibence,
Der aud beute unb mOrgen bu3u bic
men ptrO, ben Pro5entiuB Der Orioles
ettpus b0Aer gu ~fteIen. Die Score"
mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Sd1atteIfrof, sdlmer5en, WnTa.
rita, ga Grippe Mno idllinntc Grf6l.
tmngen fmrirt Durd1 ,,Slnnep'S I9me
Bills" aud in fiiiiiaer Sprm).
4reiS CSC. NIemthalbeu ucrtauft
(Sti2. IAS, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

@clDicnbunaen mad, Southland
"a Gents pro Murt unb Gonmiiiion.
Sbeo. $. 0iener G 6 o., AS
Wuter~S traBe. Gusldnotf4es Sch,
WedieG unb Grebit>8riefe. S4tffs=
furten BON unb nah europa. (266D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
etne Rciie nadh semtihlamS,

Inn Die @elt ober nu4 irgeno einem
36eile Der @eIt arrangirt. Retfez
biGete iiber ale 8abnz uno 9umpfers
Qinien. Sbeo. 8. 0tener &c
6 g., Ais WaterzStr. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

c.. -IBine-
9.it Saro' 9b.r. Esswt S4ett.
o meter. Itiaten S,ibL lShn
500 g2. % .9s so s5 .. 9 l1rib.
SEQ Z. 1897 os so e. Z E2rlb.
pittI. earometerit. 2 .ss 9ohTe 1emperntur. 20
IiitfI. 5b,rr1umtterf.. 81 g~litoriats 1eHlperat. 5s
Sie botffe StnclieteIt oe5 Winoes IN elmer
stnuoe betrne IL Wtilen pom Snooiten.
9ag eefriet NWttter. Die bObRs
Ssmptratur ots ~eeitrietH Cages ibis s ubr A5enosl
mar oui nahesndnnten 5tltipHtn, ME folat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Die n6Dnes Il. 8rebS @ompa9nie"
fpurbe Qeitern nit $50, 0OO8upitul in
corporirt. Die S~ncorporatoren limb:
g6arles $. 6pnes, SEQ, e. &rsbs,
Sp6n 8tod, So6n 9olter uno 9eo.&.
S6omp1on. Die 6irma fobri3irt
Gtro6artifel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

@ettcrberiht.
Ser. StddteR=W ettersSureau /
Baltimore, ben 20. sunni 1903
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
unfaGszG hrDnif.

Rob Guin, Elm Qn9eItelter Der ng}as
rnlunb SeIepbon Comp" Dur6
@leftri3itdt g%etDbtet. 3pei
MGnner perIeBt. - Inoere I'm
EN-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-29
NeOyorquina
DINERO, SIEMPRE DINERO

Hay en- ell Hospital de Santa
Isabel, de Washington, una me-
dia docena deGprojim os, en- cali
dad de presos por "enamora-
dos" delito tan a proposito COMO
cualquier otro para conducir a
galeras.
Los "enamorados" del Hospi-
tai de Santa Isabel no 10 estan
de una canasta de ropa blanca,
como Ell galeote aquel, libertado
por el gran manchego, junto con
Gines de Pasamonte Y otros pro-
ceres, sino del Presidente de los
Estados Unidos.
Algunos profesan estarlo de
su hija, Mss Alice, quien, a la
verdad, por 10 sjmpatica y afro
sa 10 merece.
A la categorfa de estos 1lti-
mos no pertenece, sin embargo
John Decker, ell cual, apenas
puesto a TN lado Peter Elliot Il
Olsen, el maniatico que trato de
internarse en- la Casa Blanca Ell
dfa S, Sc presento en- los umbra-
les de la mansion presidential
dos dias despues.
Cada vez que uno de estos
chifados arma I'm escandalo en-
la Casa Blanca, y ell asunto es
necesariamente objeto de in
mensa publicidad, toda la her
mandad de los destornillados,
que es inmensa en- ell pals, Sc al
borota, y 8 bien entabla cores
pondencia con Washington 8
Sc mueve instintivamente en-
direction a la capital.
La chifadura de Decker. es
de tendencies fiilantropicas.
Sc presento diciendo haberse-
sele aparecido diversas veces ell
en- figura de serpiente,
hasta acabar por tragarle, y que
de su communion con ell enemigO
malo, que lie causaba inflnitas
molestias, habfa venido a saber
que los indios tenfan el diablO
en- el cuerpo, que era menester
sacarselo con exorcismos v que
estos exorcismos costaban dine
70 v no una cantidad ahi cual-
quiera, como para misas grego-
riana, sino un Klondike, no me-
nos de$75o,ooo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-29

Un vapor sale odas las los UEVES por el
ESTE ora los VIERNES OESTE las de la manana
Saldra por Ell ESTE: Vernes Agosto 2 a. Septiembre4
Los CoAMo PONCE sadan de San Juan Ponce
directo (y puertos haca Agoso 20 Sept
vapor pasae de de Juan para New York
e Martes guiendo la egada del vapo de vaes
por el ESTE.
I'm vapor de pasaJe de ega San Juan de New York
ueves antes de la sda del vaes
ell OESTE.
Ofcna San Juan, Gale de Teuan esquna de la Tanca
rELEFoNo No siI
0fcina de Nueva York, MIN. Broadway
OEcna de Nueva Orleans W. uck Agent. 6le Common St
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-29
E. FRANCO. E1HRfS!Kiso. EAxRSg5z7

Ell mejor GOLMADO conteria reposerda iicores vinos
conservss.
Sc srven encargos de duces vzcochones coneas hela
dos, ETC., ETC., para bodas y bautzos.
lmportaciones directas de todas procedenca.
Gran fabric de chocolate al vapor elaborado
aE1car del pals.
Premiado la Exposition de Buffalo de 1901 medals
le bronce, la de Charleston de 1904 Ia de
Production diaTia zoo libras.
Agente San 1uan ISIDRO A. SANCHEZ
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-09

II. g. Hawley left Monday night
t resume his studies at the State U.
John Glasgow returned to his
studies at the State U Monday nigh.
Peter Cedergreen of Boone, Iowa
is here looking after his farm inter-
est and visiting friends.
Miss Hilma Nelson of Indian Lake
is again back at the dressmking
parlors of Mrs, Fish after being home
during the holidays.
Miss Josephine Thompson
daughter of Oliver Thompson left
Tuesday morning for Owatonna to
take course in music.
Mrs. F. M. Manson went up the
road Tuesday afternoon to meet her
parents who are returning to
California from visit in Wis., onsin.
Henry Slater brought hog to
town Wednesday that weighed SOP
pounds and brought $97. Such hogs
are hard to beat. -Wilmont Initiator.
The home of II. V. Garretson has
been released from diptherria quar-
rantine. Mr.. Pratt the victim is
able to be round but is weak from
the effects of the disease.
Horace Petersen i spending his
vacation behind the counter of his
fathers store. Hereafter the. fire
engine is to be kept in Peterson's
store, loaded and ready for use. at a
moments notice.-Pillager Post.
One of our banks has recently
hadt$75,000 applications for loans
returned byEastern loan companies.
No money, is the story-One of our
citizens says that on Thanksgiving
Day he could have counted fifty
poker games in Window. Tho it is
somewhat exaggerated it is evident
tht the nickle-in-the-slot machines
are not the only form of gambling.
Citizen Window. J
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-09

M. 4. Hurd, left Thursday morn.
ing for Omaha.
The baby of Mrs. John Salstrom
is quite sick with Group.
Geo. Thornquist was a Sibley
visitor during the holidays.
Miss Bessie Mckee of Rock Ra pids
Iowa is visiting Mrs. A. E. Hirt.
Vic Anderson and wife left
Thursday for visit at Salem. S. D.
Miss Myrtle Stowell returned
home Friday afternoon from Rock
Rapids.
Mr.. Tomte, barber tor Dayton
and Harding spent New Years in
Luverne.
Miss Marie Stef1ins returned to
her home in Minneapolis Friday
morning.
Harry Allen has SO fur recovered
that he is expected here Saturday
to recuperate in health. -.
Mrs. j. P. Biltgen who has been
quite sick for some time was able
to get out of the house Thursday.
y Mrs. Booth of Seward township
is very sick and not expected to live
being afflicted with twenty cancers:
The masquerade ball in the Peter
son-Stitser hall Friday evening
was we'll attened and a good time
enjoyed.
j. W. Herman is expected home
tonight from Anaconda, Mont.
John Shaw went to Minneapolis to
meet him.
Mrs. Manson of Minneapolis is a
guest of her son DR.. F. M. Manson,
and expects to remain here the
remainder of the winter.
Observation-Disclosures G.. MeAnich OF
Osceola county Iowa and Miss Lena
Hach, Thursday Jan. 1, 1908 Justice
Gilbert, Anderson officiating.
The Lawton boys returned home
Friday morning. While absent they
were guests at the home of G. D.
Dayton, Minneapolis, one day: ~
G.. N. Walker returned home
Thursday merning from Pierson.
Iowa, where he has been for some
time closing out q stock of goods.
F. I. Crandall was called to New
York by the death of his mother.
He received q letter from her in the
morning that she was we'll and
later telegram announcing her
death. IL ai-z-.s:' >.,a p z@.s~:~ F.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-09
W A G O n s,

Burr Humiston returned to, his
home at st. Paul Tuesday after a
pleasant visit with grand parents.
Miss Avis Voak left Tuesday
morning for St.. Paul to resume her
studies at Macalister College.
] A surprise party was given job,
Glasgow at this home by owe
twenty, of his friends Monday even
ing. Refreshments were served and
a very pleasant time enjoyed.
The sickness of Jess Lewis deve-
loped into small pox Monday night.
He will be moved to the pest house
in the Park. He was rooming at AL.
Rushon's the exposures will be close
~ watched but Mr.. Roshon's resi-
dence will not be quarrantined.
A glass Of water taken half an
hour before breakfast will usually
keep the s.:'els regular Harsh Ca
thartic shoald, b. avoided. When
a purgative is needed take Chamber
lain g Stomach and Liver Tablets
They are mild and gentle in their
action. For sale by all druggists.
Frank McNair has accepted a
position as night clerk at the Worth
ington Hotel. Frank is not new at
this business, and being a good man
at anything he takes hold of the
travelling public can be assured of
the best of treatment while he is
looking after their comforts.
The Baptist church held their
annual meeting Monday evening
and elected the following officers.
Deacon Chas King; trustees j. L.
Jones and J.H. Maxwell; clerk Loren
Clark, treasurer Gus Swanberg;
organist Beulah Sain; choirlster DR..
Saxon. For the Sunday school
Supt. Chas King; asst. supt. l.ev.
C. K. Bidwell, Sec. Louis Jones
librarian Dana Murdoch; organist I
M. s. Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-09
LOCAL.

Ed. Pierce, blacksmith for r. V.
Hattehauer, sprained his wrist the
other evening shoeing q horse and
Friday was laid up entirely.
We're Hurlbert and John Tryon
are in quarantine for small pox.
One good thing about our small pox
cases, the patients are not sick so
but what they are able to be around
and wait on themselves in their
j limits. !: ~ ..'.