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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-01-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE FOR
RENTING OR SELLING
REAL ESTATE.

Stout-Johnson LumbcrCompany, ct al
Margaret E. Rebrook and Others.
In Chancery.
BY virtue ~ decree entered In the
above styled cause by the Circuit
Court of Harrison County. State Of
West Virginia. on the 18th day of
January, 1908, the undersigned. who
was thereby retained as Special Cum
missioner. Will. on
Saturday. the 2ist Day OF Febrr-
airy. 1908.
between the hours OF ten O'Clock a. m.
and four O'Clock p. M, offer for rent
at public cutlery. at the front door of
the Court House in said County of
Harrison. the real estate mentioned
and referred Ia in the bill ana pro-
ceedingS in said cause, being the same
land conveyed to the said Margaret F.
RebrOok and ii. A. Rebrook. her hus-
hand. who is now deceased. by James
Banks and wife. ON he alSt day OF
December, 1888, by deed Of said date,
duly recorded in the office of the Clerk
Of the County Court of said County OF
Harrison, in Deed Book No. IS, page
302.
This lot is situate near and lust
west Of the City of Clarkshurg. In
Point Comfort. In Coal District, in
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-01-30

4 srEeriSc was held last night BE-
hind closed doors BY i few Democratic
schemers FOR the purpose u fixing 40
ia 9 which they viii ir to p,ln ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-01-30

on the general public as a citizens
ticket. II a ticket of that name is
brought out, 1t should not only be so
in name but one the people have ac-
tually nominated and not one fixed up
by that little gang OF Democratic
schemers. The star-chamber confer
ences and meetings will out.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-01-30
cLARKsBURG TELEGRAM,
Friday. January 80.

No ONE is uneasy about the physici-
ans taking up the old quack's troub-
les. They all agree with US and smile
when they think about it.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-01-30

The town council Of Salem paid or
the past year water works bonds to
the amount OF 81, 500 and has money in
the treasury. II also made quite a
number OF street improvements,
among which are nag stone pavemepts,
which are better than any to be found
in clarksburg. The business appears
to have been much better managed
than has been represented. What
could that town not do in the way OF
improvements under a city charter
with all its vast advantages
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-01-30

The movement to create new
county to be known as Augusta coun-
ty, with Huntington as the county
seat seems nearer naturalization
than ever in its long history. The
proposition is to make it out of sec
tions OF Marion, Monongalia and Wet
eel counties. While we are not alto
gether familiar with the merits of the
case, yet, II we were presidents of Man
nington and the surrounding section,
we would certainly desire the advan.
tages such as county seat would at.
ford.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-01-30
Deeds Recorded

Henry wickenhofer to Charles D..
Elliott, % 7-1oa, near wilsonburg.
Eva J. Goodwin TO same. 2.s4a, Ten
mile district.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-08-06
Use 'Hannah's Pride" -four.

Use Hannah Pride" -four.
Notes and mortgage blanks for sale
at this Office
Typewriter paper, in all grades, for
sale at this office.
You can get good straw hat for
twenty-five cents at c. J. Kelly's.
When you wish to get an up to date
suit at the lowest living prices go to G..
J. Kelly's store.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palace
store, 10000 pounds of butter. Highest
market price paid.
The ladies aid society of the Baptist
church meet this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Allan Pinkerton.
Services next Sunday morning and
evening in the Baptist church at the
usual hours, and at Rosa Lake in the
afternoon at half past three. Robt. H.
MacMullen. pastor.
Regular services at the NJ E. church
next Sunday. Subject in the morning.
"a Sacrifice" in the evening. New
Wine in Old Bottles" Sunday school
in the forenoon at ten o'clock. Rev.
w. B. Marsh, pastor.
We have convinced thousands and are
ready TO convince thousands more that
our cigars will satisfy the smoker. Our
brands are: Commercial Club" Our
Boys. "Langdon Seal" Company f"
and Little Leader Langdon Cigar
Manufacturing Co.
+. B. McBain and family, who moved
onto the farm of Joseph Crawford south
west of town last year. entertained quite
large party of neighbors and friends
from town one evening last week on the
occasion of Mrs. McBain's birthday.
Presbyterian services on Sunday will
again be conducted by Rev. Samuel
Brown. of Chippewa Falls, Wis, who
ably filled the pulpit last Sunday. Rev.
Brown was class mate at college of
Rev. Dougan and is finding his visit
here one Of peculiar interest in this re-
gard. He has charge of large and
renumerative church and is here merely
for visit during his vacation.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-08-06

Kelly pays the highest market price
for butter and eggs.
Hear the lecture at the M. +. church
next Wednesday evening
Talk with me, T. f. Burke, agent
Northwestern Mutual Life, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Mrs Rob't McGrath is down from
Hannah for few days visit at the Nc
Gauvran home.
Miss Cora Souch, who has been visit
ing at Cando with the Bradleys, return
ed home last week.
Miss Nettie Prinyer is making weeks
visit at the home of her sister. Mrs. A.
L. Bradley, of Cando, this week.
Did you get adamant to plaster your
house? If you didn't you made mistake.
1t is sold by Liebeler 4 Finerty.
VIM. Welsh returned last week from
Oregon, in which state he made filing
on timber land early in the summer.
| Born on Tuesday, August 4th to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Simons of Easily, a son.
The event is causing William much Joy.
We fit all kinds of refractional errors
of the eye with glasses. Quality Of
work, the highest. Prices, the lowest
A. O. Void, Optician. Langdon.
Among the new tooth pullers admit
ted to practice at the recent meeting of
the state dental board at Fargo is DR..
Harry Armstrong, who for some time
has been assisting in the Offices of Den
fist Fred S. Smith of this city.
J. H. Wilkes ST.. a pioneer and we'll to
do farmer from Richland county, near
Wahpeton returned home Monday. hav-
ing visited week with his sons. Wilkes
Bros, the general merchants at Wales.
Mr.. Wilkes has under consideration the
establishing of a creamery at a central
point in the western part of this county
and may later become resident
The official directory column. to be
found on another page, will likely be
of general information to the reader. 1t
will be from time to time revised.and
corrected so as to keep it as up to date
as possible. Corrections of errors and
additions that we may have over looked
in compiling the list of fraterEal and
secret orders, are requested from lodge
officials. By another weak church
directory will be added to the column.
Any help rendered in making the DEMO
Gratis directory column reliable and
complete will be appreciated and add
materially to it's general usefulness.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-08-06
Gossip and Notes.


The harvest has begun.
ssNothing doing" news.
Farmers are predicting that threshing
operations will begin in "a couple of
week.
The fad of wearing the hair short
seems to have struck some of the Wal
halla girls.
The next examination of applicants
for teachers certificates will be held
August 28th and Goth.
Cool weather and scattering showers
of the past week have done much to
bring late sown grain along.
Langdon implement and machine
dealers have been putting out enormous
quantities of binding Irvine the past
week.
The rainfall since August LIST so far
exceeds the entire precipitation during
the month of July-one inch and thirty
-hundredths.
The local tennis club held another of
it's enjoyable weekly social hops on
Friday evening, at which number of
the Edmore visitors had good time.
The Langdcn party anticipating a
visit to the Minnesota state fair this
month is already growing to such pro-
portions that there is talk of chartering
special sleeping car from this point.
1t is case of trim your coal oil
lamps and dig out your candles again
this week as the repairs at the engine
house and work of the line men will not
allow of starting up the electric light
plant until the end of the week.
The Bathgate Pink Paper joins the
"hold your wheat" party, that is, it
thinks that the conditions warrant 70
to 80 cents in local markets, and if the
price does not reach about those figures
the thing to do is to keep the grain on
the farm.
The first application for a druggists
permit under the Shiels law in this
county will be heard in Judge Dorvals
court this week. The application comes
from Wales and is understood to have
contained in the petition the name OF
every male and female voter of the
township.
Hannah leads the suburban towns by
demanding local telephone system.
Whatever helps to develope the end
town also contributes to the growth of
the county seat. Let the good work so
on. Why, look how Langdon has grown
since the railroad was extended to the
end -town. sHello Hannah!
A report reached the city Monday
night of hail storm destroying a strip
of fine crop fifteen miles in length and
two to three miles wide in southwestern
Cavalier and northwestern Ramsey
counties, the storm centering at North
field Much damage was done, windows
and roofs in the village of Mortified
being badly wrecked.
Co. e last week received the amount
of the per diem of officers and men
earned during their recent attendance
at camp, aggregating little over $3.50:
from this, however. had to be deducted
an item of nearly hundred dollars for
camp incidental expenses and the one
days pay the boys contributed to the
purse made up for their comrade from
Lisbon, who lost an arm through the
explosion of cannon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-08-06
Smoke Weber Bros. cigars.
Rye -four at Parsons feed store.

Rye -four at Parsons feed store. 81
Open air band concert tomorrow even
ing.
When in town don't fail to see the
special bargains at G. j. Kelly,s big
double store.
f, DR.. j. j. Reilly was county seat
visitor from Milton, transacting bust
ness last week.
Wanted, at Schulke's Trade Palace
store, 10000 pounds of butter. Highest
market price paid.
"Hannah's Pride" flour is an honest
we'll -milled -four of the kind that makes
good bread and light delicious biscuits.
Hon. Chas. A. Morton, Jr., was in
town from his store and post Office in
Billings Friday to see the ball game
with Edmore.
Cashier Sheehan has made substan-
tial improvement on his Seventh street
residence property by the addition of a
fresh coat of paint this week.
The early closing of the stores which
signed the half past six agreement last
spring will end next week and evening
shoppers will again resume their trips
down town.
Jim Reed scored another II told you
so" last Saturday, and it kept raining
all day Sunday. Reports up to the
time of going to press fail to bring news
of anyone being drowned, however.
Editor Bailey, Billy Sim, A. T. Helge-
son and dozen or more other Osna-
brock "fans' we're here Friday at the
ball game. Those Osnabrock boys were
strong reinforcement to Langdon
rooters.
Editor Boyd, of the Hannah Moon,
went south on Mondays passenger for
a visit of few week among old friends
back in Ontario. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Boyd's parents, who have been
visiting with them at Hannah.
John F. Mayer, of Walhalla, says that
the Pembina River is lower now than it
has been for 30 years. and he knows, for
he has been there all the time. Along
in 80 or 20 he was able to cross at one
point without having the water come
over his shoe tops, which is just the con-
ditiOn now.
VIII. Sheppard, who has been run
ming The Wilton News during the past
six months, mysteriously disappeared
one day last week without leaving any
clue to his intentions, and has not been
heard of since. 1t sfeared some mishap
may have occurred. An effort will be
made to clear up the mystery. In the
meantime the owners of the News have
sold the plant outright to f. A. Hull
who takes possession at Bismarck
Tribune.
Saturday afternoon the contract was
let for putting in bridge twenty -four
feet wide across the coulie at Crawford s
mill, south of town. The road being
travelled by people coming to town from
the south and west makes the improve
ment one Of considerable Importance
The job was awarded to Charles Jack
son. Another road improvement that
will shorten the travel of those who
trade in Langdon and haul their grain
to this market is to be accomplished by
the draining of Shell Lake. The con-
tract for digging the ditch was let
Saturday afternoon at ALERT & Winter s
Office to F. w. Pope. UP to this time
many living in the vicinity of the Lake
have had TO make detour of three
miles in coming to town.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-08-06
WHEAT ~ RKEr.

Prices corrected up to noon Thursday, Aug.
+ 1903, by Agent Souch, of the Cargill Elevator
Co., Langdon. N. OAK
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
irnthss0iten3et

Tolqenbe 6eiratbs : 2icen5en muir
BEN qe7tern pom Qttuur bes Common
gleass8 eri6tS uusgeIteut:
Clarence Gbnarb 5artpoob, q,
Nr. 1874, SitzTort>9(oenue unb 5loz
renee 81. @race, 20 Sabre alt, Patapsz
CD Nef, Mb.
So6ann aiTsr, 66, Qnne Drum
beIsGpuntp, W}b., unO 6enrietta 8etz
fer, so Sabre aft; 2iceH8 gebuIt BON
SenrD Waf, Nr. 739, @%eorgeitr.
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Sabre alt,
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fezGitp, Mb., unb Glifabetb Saplor,
% Sabre alt.
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lie, 9a., unb @iOIa 9ug6, 26 Sabre
aft.
@m. Riner, %, g2r, 16, @Hbsgges
teritraBe, unb Qnnie Satan, % Sab
re alt.
@ep, 8uttner, %, unb Safe 9eif>
fert, 81 Sabre alt; 2icen5 gebolt BON
80. Mc8. 9uu, Nr. I'LL, @iGiame
itruBe.
86omas Sra 90. G6elton, %, g2r.
1885, MiGfraBe, unb 2enu Martoz
nip, Is Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
(5ortieBung fol9t.)
QlnF 6nwaii rinaefangen.

6prpIuGu, 2. NtGr3. - Roger
Sames, pel4sr bier gu 8pOlf 9&onoz
ten 3u6tbuus pegen @inbru4s berz
urtbeilt tpurDe, lit BON Sergeant 8az
tes ul8 Qeonarb 0ilmore ibenttft3trt
porben, pel6er friiber benz 25. Snz
funteriez &sgtment u~ngeb0rte II. 1901
nit einem &ameruben, pel9er babel
ertrunf, aus @lcatra5, entflob. @tlz
more mar bamals pegen 9o9perratRS
gu lebenSlGnglt6er 3u@t6auSfrofe
berurt6eilt. Milmore bat auf ben
g6itippinen einen @oGOaten eri4ofen,
porauf er be1ertirte unb 81 benSnfurz
genten ii6erging, peI4e i'm gum Ga
pitGn ma6ten. Bates, pel4er Sames
als @tlmore ibentift3irte, lit Der Ger
qeant, tpel9er 8ilmore BON Manila
na8 Der @trafuntalt in &lcatrd3
nQhm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

p~ornebmen 0amen tie bat, nod ME
60rte i'd einen Iol6en."
Isle betBt Winfrieou, ni4t paRr?"
lG4elte @Duarb.
n8ie aritotratif4 DdS tlingt!!"
meinte 8retfen gang begeiitert.
Bis 6ier6in bate Qmanbu nur 3uz
geb0rt, babel tporen i6re buntIen Nu~
gen nit glii6enbem Slid uuf i6ren
8atten geri9tet, Der 10 u%n0erAoRlen
bic @66n6eit Der iungen Dame am
ertannte. Sn t6rem 6er8en maqte es
INNER beiBer ouf, fe bate nit thren
brennenoen 8Giden GDuaro t0oten
m0gen. 9o6nOoG 3Dgen Ii4 TIRE Sip
pen 3uTammen, bann iagte tie nit ieRr
19arfer 8etonung:
r608it artItotratii6, ebenio ME
i6r Rame, Der nod ME Ddgepeien 1T"
r9u tsnnit tie ebsnfdlIs, &manOa?"
fragte 8ret9en gang erregt; ~pte
fommt e8 ba nur, OuB 9u ME BON Der
rei3enosn See er3dblteit?"
n9ieIe in @uren Nugen 10 rei3enOe
Zee lit cine gang gemetne 4benteuerin,
bic man p6ne Meiteres BON bier entz
fernen muB, bic ii8 bier ein9eI4li6en
bat, INN un6eil an3uri4ten, cine
rpt66aarige, a6i6euli4e 9ege, NIT
lem gemeinen Iamen r6elO". Sd
per0e es meine srite Gorge iein lafs
len, bieie8 5rauen3tmmer BON bier
tpeg gu ~bringen, benn mir TT iRre
NG6e nu6r6aft un6eimli6!"
6lummenbe 8liBe i4oTen aus
i6ren 4ugen na4 Gouaro, pdRreno
tie bic 3eitungsblGtter nit ben 9Gn>
ben aerfnitterte, uIs ob tie an etpas
9~reif6arsm i6rsn SAB auSlafen
miiBte.
Gbuarb blidte ernit unO gemefen
uuf feline 3ornige Satin, Damn io8te
er perpeiieno:
.g8 febt elmer 6rau f6te9t an, elm
unf6uloigeS 8eien oRne jegltaen
gruno an3uflagen. Die junge Dame
bat nit elmer @6enteurerin g&i4ts ge@
mein, lie 1T ebsnfo fein, pie tuttDoq
in t6rem 8ene6men, unO 9u %t0nntet
9ir an i6r elm gutes 8ei1Piel neRz
men,"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

t~pertbOOuem 9runO3in5freien un0 nit
9runO3ins belaiteten 9runoeigenz
t6um, betannt ais gfr. 1921 unO
1923, Weit : 2ombarb : @traBe,
Nr. 318, @iiO : 9oppletonzS traBe,
Nr. 6O8, 702, 7O4, 7O6 unb 7O8,
GiDerz2tQeb, unO Nr. 913, 8inez
StrdBe.
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StuDt Baltimore miro Der unter3eidHcte 8erpalter
ID II t 9, Den ,. Wtdri 1903, gta6mittoGs 3 llbr
b~GQinncuO, Die obtn bs3ei6ueteu ncuH Gruuoitiits
~rtipcttipe al Crt uuo Sttac uui Oiicntliter &Ufs
tiOn sum 9crfauf au5bittel.
g9cQeu Hdbcrer EeidrcibunQ uuO Gin}elnbeitcn
@etrcfig Der b~tia0ten @runOitiife Fcbe Die Nn}eigc
in Der 9altimorsr Sun"
Sic Stponiruuq Don fitnfuuo}pan}iQ So4urs
ipirO BON Dem &dufcr eines itocn Suuics CUR Sen
Ocs 9crtaufs %Ocrlaugt. 8runo3iuien, Steuern etc.
ipGrDcn bis 3uu1 Sage oes @arfduis 6eri5tiQt.
Observation-Disclosures Gin 2ritta guor, Der
8ct in Qlcibcu 8ctrdqen mad 6 unD y Monattn,
ooer allies @uur, mad &eliebtn Des &duftrs; ritds
%itGuOiQe 8abluueen mitFeu sur 3ufrieO1nbeit Des
@cripaltcrs f6cr Qehcllt iein uHo iuO 3inien uns
t]Gr!porftu.
Sobn 81. &eQuurOt
9crpaltcr.
9ottifon & @oban,
(59,6D IutttouatOren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03

GouuciIsgIuffs, Soma, 2 9o9s.
6~pncorD, R.s9., 10 5tunoen.
Senbtr, COLORADO, q Gage.
Sttroit, W{i9., l Gag.
@alDeton, Seras, 2 SGas 5 StunOtRs
6orrtsburg, 9a., 8 StuuOtn.
oartforO, Connecticut, y StunosH-
indianapolis. Suo., l Sae.
Sodion, IifFiFppt, 2 5uet.
Sadionbiae, 5lorioa, 1 Sag.
Rauiag=GitD, MiRourt, 2 GAGE.
2tttle @od, Qrtanins, 1 GAG Is StuHbeR
EouisbiGe, RB., l Sac 2 StunOtH.
Dlempbis, 5tnH., / sag 5 StuHOeu.
N|obile, alabama, l5aq 8 5tuuosn-
@OrtolF, girgtHien, u 6tuuOtu.
9eiu=Crltang, Ca, / Sag 10 StuHOsH
6tapt 3eo=Qorf. s Stuuoen.
Snto5o, RtbrasIa, 2 Gage.
QortIauo, Wuine, l sag.
Qortlauo, Creqou, 3 SuQc.
9bjlabelpbia, ga, 3 Stuuosn.
9ittsburg, IA, II Stmocu.
groDioertt, RS, 16 Stunben,
&nIci0b, R.sG., Is Stunocn.
Ct. 2ouis, WiFouri, 1 5ag 6 stun6tH.
ct. Qoul, Wiantiota, l GAG II StunOtHs
San Grau3isto, Sal, 4 5age IA StunOrHu
9opefa, Ganias, . Edos.
goitpn, MuF., Is StuuDea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
Giedfntter. nnh gtrndpreiie.

SoIgenbes iino bic auf ben i%taatIi=
den 8aagen fir 9eu, StrO6 II. I. N.
geItern er3isIten 9reiie:
OefGi6e 9eunauge.
9eu.-Simotbp, 500 pro Some,
8lee6eu $16, gemif4tes SIT pro
Some.
@trO6. - @si5enFrO6 $40 Bis
$11, 8%Oggentro4 ST. pro Some.
Mais- neueS, $2.85 Bis $3.50
pro Sap.
@eFGi4e 9eumooge.
9eu. - 3imot6D $40 Bis 500 pro
Some, &leebeu SIG Biz SIT, gemti4z
tes $18 Bis $40 pro Some.
Strob. - Det3enitrD9 $1,000
Bis $11.50, ROggenitrOb SIG Bis SIT
pro Some.
Muis- neues, $3.50 Bis $500
prp Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
&irhm1rftr.

g9ica8o, 2. MGr5.-Rirbbieb:
5eutige 3ufubr $4,000; Martt Zoe.
Bis 15c. b0ber; Breiis $140 Biz So
Is. S9neine: 9eutige 3ufubr 25,z
900, morgen $4,000, iibrig gebIiebsn
5000; Meartt 10c. big 15c. b0Aer;
9retTe $3.50 Bis $7.55. 64afe:
Seutige 3ufu6r $4,000; Martt fir
@9aFe felt, fir 2dmmer 10c. 40Rer;
greiIe-@6affef $500 Big $3.50,
QGmmer $4.75 Bis $500.
GafQtbertp pu., 2. Mdr5.-
Rinbpieb: Marft felt; 9retie $3.50
bis $3.50. @9petne: Murft flau;
9reiTe $3.50 biz $3.50. S4afe:
Marft ftetfg; 9reiie 1925 biz $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
6entine ShInhrnfs:
Rortimnrer EffeftsnbStis.
(geri&tst ;ar ben aEsutI3tn EsrrtiS0EOtnf,u' DHr4
q. 1Ei. RinntnoDrt j. Gal

q. RE1. Rinhtnoort i GA.l
Baltimore, ben 2. MGr3.
S. Nm. MtbbenbDrF &c 60. bere9z
nen fir 5rancs: 8anfiers : Sratten
auf 5.18B (peniger 1T16), auf @i6t
5.158 (peniger 1i16), taufmGnniT6e
auf so Sage 5.184 (fpentger 1i16) Bis
$40. 3ei8smart auf so Sage
"a 9f16. 9utben auf go Sage 395.
Sterling 8antiers auF so Sage
4.844 Bis 484s8, auf 9t9t 4.878 bis
4,873, taufmdnnif4e 4.845 bis 4,8411.
8ertdufe auf Der 6lsiigen gffettens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
gu bsrfanien. = TOritaOt.

Su oertdnfen:
Grunbfiife BON s bis 60 Ndern feincg 2unb;
prd6tige Sage on SuolefOesNOenus, 8pii6en Gas
t~onsUille NM Grantlin. Ga33ufraotn bel Gb. 6.
Qolmer & Co., II Cf=QOmbarOsStraB
C5eb. 1S-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-03
9rpceries unb Prppifios
mem.
Butter, pro 8funo:

@oI5fleiI4: pro Bfnno, gauge
S4u!tern, engl. gef4n., 9!c.; gang
tur3e Rippen, 101c.; Setten1ped,
ILL.,; gan3e 2eibitiide, lie; Spetz
@4uItern, 1O4c.; Sugar : @ureo"
@duItern, 1876; @9inten, 14c.;
o6ne 9uut, 1885,; Picnic, 104c.;
DMeB"s S6peinefleiT4 $3.50 pro
SAP; S9maI3 = in 9ierces, gut rafz
fintrt, 1876; in 6dfern, 103c.
Raffee: R~otirungen finO ipie foIgt;
auf Der Bats pon 81 @ents pro
Pfunb fir Rio Hr. Z; Santos 74c.;
Bis Lift; Maracdi6O 94c. Bis 12!c.;
SaDa 19c. Bis &c.; MOtta 18c. Zig
19c.
@sr0feter aofFes: 6. 6. g., in ai>
ten, lie. Bis II 1i5c, pro 9funo;
in 8i87en unb GGden, reiner SABA,
323c. Bis $780,; SABA unO Motta, ge@
mif3t, 28c. Bis 28!c. pro Pfunb; reiz
ner M~tarocai6D, 229c. Bis 23c.
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q nsInnh B.

Bremen, Scutf5IonO, 9 Saaa
@ucuos @brcs, glrqeutinitT, % 9ass
Galtutta, ~9ritii6=SuOitn. so Sugt.
Semsraru, @ritii1=@uiana, 16 Tags.
6Onq=Rouo, GGjua, % Sage.
R%iuqitoH, Samaico, 5 TaQt.
9~iocrpooI, GrQlarO, Z Sage.
9ujern, sdrciJ, 10 Gage.
stuot mcrifo. mcrito, s Gage.
9tosfau, RuBluuo, y Tags.
9aHarru, Der. Staten BON Colombia, Z Ease
9uris, Trauirei6. 6 Gage.
Gucbtc, Gurnoa, 2 GAGE.
Rio be SaUeiro, 9raFlitH, % Gage.
RUr, Stalisu, 10 GaQt.
Ct. Sobug, IcufuuOlauo. 4 SAGE.
st. petersburg. JtuBEoup, y Sage.
69bH,p, aufralitn. 81 Gage.
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TrpbufteusRarFt.

untenftebenbe preife be5ie9en fia
auf ben Gngrps : 9unbeI; fir ben
alsin6dnbel muB Elm entIpre9enOer
@ufT4tag gemu4t nerben.
5arm prpbntte.
2sbenbes 9efIiigeI: PRO Plumb,
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gaLtimnrtr Mnrftbrrihtr.
@'rt@tH fir zen sDtut@sH GorrfponOsHtsR. q

Baltimore, ben 2. MGr3.
Me6I.- Die beutige M3e6I3ufl6r
belief ii4 uuf 1O,641 8Gfer, elm
f8IteBIi4 29O1 Suffer gu 2ocuFz
Point unb 1881 6Gfer gu Canton.
Wtartt ru6ig beu let4ter Na6frage
BON alien Seiten. Die 9retie itelten
TfA mic fnIn+.
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6eutige G6luBrate:

Vu 1t QSItI9S QuISl3UTH9I
1902 8uf6el; aus ben Gleputpren 3u>
riidge5ogen 1869 8uf6el; Gleputoren@
8orratb 1884 % 8ufdeL 8ertGufe:
l @ugqpR 9fr. 3 tpeiBer clipped gu Al.
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Spot gu 804.
6eutioe SAlubrate

OL a-IE I9UII9e UEuIs3uTU4t
betrug 157,430 8ufdeI; @erfanOt bon
ben @Iebatoren 500 8uffel; @leoatOz
ren>@orratb 891,1O8 8uffeI. Ser
tdufe: 10000 MGr3 gu 50, 10000
&pril gu 521, $500 Steamer gemii4z
ter Spot gu 81, 84OO Spot gu 5244,
5000 Steamer gsmti6ter Spot gu
81, 21,0OO Spot gu 524, 200 Steaz
mer peiBer Spot gu 81.
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$4,000 aar-$3.OOp pro @Ode


Su pcrtaHfcn:
3ptif3dioe Gduitr init isbs 3InrnisrH an VFsr'-
strake, iluii9sa 9oltimortz5t:. unO GalFmonhI'
gue utben .Qattcrions9art". Size A9aulu ems
baIten al: ~usu:ittn 9eqHtmIi9tsitsH, e!nl9neB'!@
omtuiirte 2eUsr uu5 Rar~morsIrtpreH. Srsis
500. grunnJ,us 81 idDy.i@. geOps' STROBE If
nit ben b,ten UitgifiJirtsn 3,tgeIf'lntn sePtIaf'rt.
GDD 2. GaIIagbsr SaYInttrnsbmsr
CSanI9 Rr. 1858. Ch.gaItiuOrsss truBc.