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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Sarnt=9anS in

it i6nsa I'M 9reiis ~f.issnO unO cine Rapttals
GnIage ossbalb. Gepiunbriue.nO. Gin CUTE oU
adersGarm in Der Samsg=Gipers8a aep 1T 1Ar ~
Collars pro WIDER su p~ertaufen. Soliot Sebduos
1000 bis 5000 9uidel getrtiotJ; qutes g8uhcr -
oor,agli6es 2anO, uars Suiummsn, lel9t roasAoi
$50 &der untsr'm 9fluo, $50 adsr 9raslano.
9uts ernote ispes aobr uno ua6fpeisli6 bo1e VI.
tragsiabigteit. SsBt pa6ienOs Grnote Tam mn
tbernomlnen tperoen. Sdatcr fir oltle Jarm HIS
3u buben. Nur babe An8ablung oe5
&auigeloes nOtbig. gu9 fltine Anutlen prtlsmertD
81 bab:H. 9itle bcliti6s anfeoler. Ser Glgtn'
60, goutb 9afota Cunts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
g%runuften> Warft.

llntenitebenbe preife be3ieben fi8
auf ben gngros 9anoel; fir ben
8tein6anbel muB Elm entipre6enber
0ufi4Iug gemu4t tperben.
6arm> probutte.
2ebenoes @eflIgel: pro pfunb,
iunge 9iibner lac. Big Tic; ulte 9iih=
ner &c.; gnten Sc. Bis &c.; Sau6en,
pro gaur zoe. Bis 25c.
@ier, pro OuBerb 15c. Bis 1876.
2lepfeI, PRO SAP $1.00 Bis $1.75;
@afermelonen, pro 9unoert $15
Biz $25; 9firfi4e, pro Carrier $3.50
bis 1925; Sta4eIbeeren, pro 9funb
SIT. Bis t.; 5~eiOeI6eeren, pro Quart
Sc. Bis &c.; atri6en, pro Pfuno Sc.
Bis &c.; Gantdloupes, proGrute $3.50
bis 1925; 9imbeeren, proluart 34c.
Bis &c.; Qnunos, pro Crate $500 big
$3.50.
@emiiie: 8artoffeIn, PRO 8ui6eI
90c. big $L00; neue 6loriOaer, pro
SAB $1.00 Bis $500; 3tptebelr, po
SAB $1.75 Bis $500; 8eiBtObl, pro
9unbert $3.50 Big $3.50; 8opfialat,
PRO guf9elfiite zoe. Big 35c,; 3uderz
rii6en, pro 9Inbel 11c. Biz &C.; So
mufoes, pro Carrier 81 bis 50; CRIME
8o6nen, PRO 8orb 75c. Biz $3.50;
iunge @rbfen, pro 8ui6el 75c. biz
$1.1O; @urten, PRO Crate $3.50 Bis
$500; Spargel, pro 9uBeno $1.00
Bis 1925; RaOies4en, pro 9unbert
Soc. Bis SOC.
8roceries uno prpOtfioz
mem.
RuFfinirter 3uder, PRO Pfuno: 9es
piirFeIt, 5.619c.; pulOeriitrt, 5.113c.;
STANDARD granulirt. 5.O64c,; fein
grunulirt, 5.O69c.; Grbftal, 5.064c.;
Columbia 81, ASST; geIber, 4.16c.
big 1856.
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@frthfd,oft IN ,erfaufeu.

2ie Wirtbi6oft Qr. POOL, g9inau's HpD, Ode
WinOtrzStr., SuOs@altimort, nit 10 3tnmerH II,
elm outer eti9ditsplaB, in iuegen @plebtns Der
Satin Des GiQentbumtrs, lpsl6' seBtertr io naD
got Springs beeisbt, bldg Su %ufrtaHIen. u a.
0 II, Gietntbtnr.r. Qfo-oIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
~f.Saltimpre.-3u perfaufen.

Sen: H0uen JDeit0diseu Sduttr on "'ns
tuoOO : aO:nus, irDii9en 6nirmOunt : apsnus uno
Ga0ett'=Strabs, Elm oduirrgcpjsrt BON 9affsFl0n@
Yarf.
Dies fnO obns Slptifsl bic ON 8eft'n gtoauIen
@duitr i'll Baltimore fir Ous @tlo, b'ftDsno aus
it9s 3lmmtrn, 8aO uuO Gorriooren, uno MI et1
len %neuefttH gcquemli6teitsn, einibltcbls9 De- o'
pen Nlum6ing=e ptens uuO abiuastanal' p'us.
nloTsSnfs, Srspptn uuO srauoI;tbil9tt 2S'tan'
unO UsrbtFsrtsr etrube; gruuO5iug 1850 idbrll9'
eemaro 6. Gallagher
SauurteruebmsT
G53) CIR. 1898, Gtz8altimoresStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
WrunOeisentbnm 3a pertanIeu.
Sur 2 Gruuriins.

l4=ero,. aapital.a nluge, TorDptt : Baltimore,
2reu3una bon Drei berporrdgenoen StraBen; orsi=
itodiqer 4aoen unp gBobnbdus, nit groBem Bad
ofen; Die ri6tiae gage iIr cine @ddsrei, S6nsi=
Oers, Gapejicrer=, g8trtbi6aftss, Barber ooer irz
geno Gin @eI6dft; 4reis 1925; 9eDiuguugen bte=
ielben, ipis 0tietbs; bon obsu bis uHtsn Hcu ans
getri6en uuo %tGpe3iert; lei9t 3u permietben.
Q75-6) Sidst =4 Gent, 9ileu=Station.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Mdts.-9ie beutige Mais5ufu6r
6etrug 60,322 8ui9eI; @eriunot bon
ben glepatoren 166,848 8uT9el; Gle
Datoren : @orrafb 423,737 8uf4el.-
@erfdufs: $500 8u16el Spot 81 56s,
5000 DO. gu 500, 1000 Steamer gez
miI6ter Spot gu 535.
Eo,1;na SAI,,6r1h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
BefGrbernng hnn POfia6en.

GG1ge Der erforbsrLi4en 3sit our gr.
rsi8ung Der Osri4ieOenen Be-
itimmungsorte.
llutenItebenb lit bic ungefdbre 3eit
fir llebermittelung Der PoitId4en bon
benz 9aItimorsr goft : 8iireau nuG
ben 6auptId4li6en einbeimii4en uno
auspdrtigen StGotsn Der3.i4net.
SnIdno.
Wtlonta, Ga, 10 stuuben.
U%tluntitsgitp RS. 6 StuRosn.
9rootlpn, R..g., 6 StuHOm.
BURLINGTON. 9srmoHt, II Stunetn.
@ufto!o. 0.s9., Is Gtuuosu.
Gapt Map. RS, 6 StuHosn,
Gborleton, 5.sG., Is StunosR.
Gbitaoo, Sas., l Sag.
Columbia. sc, II etuHbtu.
Cincinnati, Gbir, 20 5tunpsno
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0nItimnrsr Effeftenhnrfs.
(Rtr:btet fir oeu s9euti9en GorrciSouocntenS ourd
). 98ni. WtoOenoorf & Col

5. 98m NtoOenOOrf & co.
Baltimore, ben 25. Sum-.
s. Dm. Mibbenborf &c So. beredz
men fir 5rancs: 8untier8 : Sratten
auf 90 Sage 5.189, auf Si4t 5.164,
tuufmdnniI6e auf so Sage 5,18} Bis
$40. Rei6smurt "a 1916, 9uIoen
auf 60 Sage 80 1915.
Sterling 8antiers auf so Sage
4.859 Bis 4.854, ouf St6t 4.875 big
4.873, tuufmdnniide 4.85 Bis 4.854.
9ertGufe auf Der bietgea Gffettens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
@unOerupue Gntoefuua

6rdu @iniams, eint berpcrragenee gpr,fn,
Itfftn in Truucnsecicen; bratte 5auien5eu BON
Itiotnpsn G-uu.n bus Slid Der @,iunobtit; bate
ME eirsu 6.bli6lop; in abtunopjfrJis Stuuo,u rpirb
In irotuoptIhcm 6tnoium Q~irotrurq pri5aift, pDcr
itin, gts1blune; feline 6bmsr3,n, ttine @,fabr,
feline llutsrbrebunQ Der Reibditiguhq; 1biolut f8r
uHo burmlos i'm glrtdu oOtr per Bot 81. 6 o ms
ortdbtltt prioatts Esim il T
9 m @.bilo.te Rrantcnpf leqerinnsu dr,tii6e
Pebanoluna, ious qtpiiuitt; 2~5=idbrie. Grfa6ruUs.
6pr,bitunosn pom 10 bis s. 5onntags BON 2 bis s
Mnibtrt0,ilure Gratis.
6rau Y. BtUiame,
9er. 845, Voro4ooudro=StraB @aItImsre.
(Ee39.S&S.l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
9eutlge S6lubrate:

yu 7. DTuIlgt guIEI5UTuVI
1927 8ui9el; aus ben @lebatoren 5uz
riidge3o9en 1854 8uI6el; Glepatoz
renz9Orratb 223,876 8uI6el. Ser
tGufe: l 8aggon Rr. 3 peiBer Clipped
gu 45.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Sarleben ani 0rnnSeigentbmm,

Snrlebcn amf M0beln NIB anocre
eibtrbtittu fir 6 Qrol,rt-gtruu mad b.m Htutu
@tieB; prioatim.
Ridbter. Wr. 2IO, Ch,etrinstonsStr.
3immtr Tr. 4, ,9auiant:guiIbina.'
Sn Ger Office tUirs Ssuti6 sefprodbtn.
CDIoi20 IA
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Pnitmarfcnz4 genturer.

SeIIQlepdlS SIQOlI9el4e, IN mel@en
POItz8ert6fafen D~ertauft
tper0en.
Ttlpule, G. 9. ecUtt.
gorfsRoaO - guru.l 8. 6aSSingtun.
GoriubsGpsnus uHo 6arriionfrabt - Robert q,
Z. G<d.
q. Strabs uno 6ratinoooHsqD,n Souls
4tinoonar.
Crdnqcoin. - oiram Rimble.
SOrtsGotnus urb5 ObnioHsstrab, - R. q. 6.
6bsiot.
8. uuO gOugbsstraBs, eiQBlanOtODn 3omss
6. 9ruur.
GraHesoi1e @eoroe Zen.
Ir. 25, lIriousQOtnus (g8Ooobeyrb) - glarcns
8. 0iuiumg.
wroooooS unb Eattinore=straBs George !.
Map.
INTERROGATION, qtHniplOanier gubH' 9. 8.
Erouu,
GamoeusetotiOn. .gnItimore.D btosgabn.E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
gu perfdufeu:

Rr. 1929, etouaIsStr., 9reis $3.50, Stunoitns
SIS; ierner Tr. 1886, Wilton:4Us., Il Jus Del l94
CUB BIS 9ort=Str., 9Esis $3.50, SEuio ms 90.
Siti. 6traBtu iHD 100 6ub brett. " g;tot h'Hs
SD babe aroue @duisr in eitisr unnIltttloatsn
Rabbari6aft an 9anO, idmzltIia neu. SFstls orn
800 ~oufpdrts, nit @ranOJIHs pom 80. gstIts
mcbrrs GdsSruaOitGt. alss BON nit Sttlaui"
III reu.
8. 9. Srctbaus
CRat4 IRn Rr. 1912, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

SGl3tletl9: pro Btu1D, gauge
54ultern, engl, gef6n., 94c.; gang
tur3e Rippen, 1O1c.; Seiteniped,
411c.; gan3t 2eibitiide, 113c,; Spedz
S4ultern, 10!c.; Sugar : @ureo"
@4uItern, 94c.; S4inten, 144c.;
o6ne 9uut, 143c.; Picnic, 93c.;
rMeB"~S 4peinefleii4, $3.50 pro
SAB; S4mul5 = in Sierces, gut rafs
finirt, 93c.; in 6dFern, 94c.
&offee: Notirungen iino fpie folgt:
auf Der Bats BON sc. Bis SIC. pro
qfunO fir Rio CIR. 7; Santos 74c.
Biz lit; MarucaibO 81. big 123c.i
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Mctta 18c. BIS
19c.
8er0fteter aaffss: 6, 8. g., in &iz
fen 1Oc. big 1O.2Oc. pro pfnnO;
in 8ii6ien unb SGden, reiner Sara,
32c. big 323c.; SABA uno V&ottd, ges
mifdt, Pie. Bis 28c. pro 9funo; relz
rer Mdrncai6o, 22c. Big 22Ic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
3u pCrfduf

40 older, 5 Meil,n pom Baltimore, an nr 70.
&c. sgabn." 8utt Utbduoe. Sute @'male' o%F
g~ttraiOc=6arm. gu u~iragsn bel ) III "
y a II II n, iir Sruttts, Galosrt=SutIolns'
(Stt24,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
NuftionssIn;eigen.
Snpptbcfenpcrfa @erfauf.
1859 nit @runp3ins belaftete Wobnz
hGuier uno leere 8duplGbe in
observation-disclosures Iollen am

1OJ I4lAL OAN4N0N"~
6Guier uno leere 8aupldbe IN
Norooit z8dltimore iolen am
0ienitug, ben 80. Sum- 1903.
0ormittags II u4r,
in BEN olten Rtal Gtutt Gr3anQt @crtauigrdumsn,
@uilprg' Gr6au9e &uIlOiug, Noroofsede @bars
lrg= unb QerinQtoH=S trabc, ~pertauit iperDen.
d unp 26, Cf=5uncttc=S traBe.
CnsEioolczStraBt Nr. 1903 big 1921; CIR. 2H3
bis 24l9; SIR. 1926 bis 24l.
CfsGbaiezS traBs, @r. 23l2 bis 23l8; 24O2 bis
Ca.feoral. straBt, Rr. 23O Bis 23l8; Tr. 24OO
his 2l05: gr. 24l0 bis 24l6; Rr. 1922.
sNprnuc, Hr. 100 biz l122; lbs
bis ll43; Nr. 1900 bis 1904.
NorozN ontforDs Npenue, 0r. 100 bis 1920; Rr.
HOB bis ll2l; Nr. 1901 bis 1911; Nr. 1915 bis
1893; 0r. 1000 bis 1852.
fzSliper=StroBe, Rr. 23l0 bis 1928.
CITES rcitou= Strabc, Rr. 2i2S bis PA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uOrolib bon GDoit=otr.,
100 SUB bel 60 6uB.
WeQer au5fibrli6trer uuO otnouertr gti6rtt=
bunp, Observation-Disclosures etc. fcbe Den "Sailp
Recoro" bonn l., 4, g., H., 10, L., %, %, 30.
SUM. optr p,uot fb oil =. g.. 9dttitr, l4G,
Continental 5ruft 9uiloir0, ODER al bic
SissIitp & Sepoft Spmpdnp non warpIane.
5ruitss,
9. n. RirtGonO.
Q63,7740 Nuttionutor.
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Gerlanat i'm Mlaemeinea.
&of nno Sogis.

6of 2oeis etubt.
3nei Gamilitn nit 4 &inperu, 4 Wouote big 4
Sabre reip,, tpiiniben Goit uuo 2oQis auf Dem
2dnoe tudbrtno bs sonlmsrs. Sfitrten nit
qreisananbe inter G6tffrc ~. 6. 81 an ben
pSeuti4su Gorrciponosnttn.@ 076-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

aIte SettHtneen (GOtseipcno,Htenh
zoe. pro Sunhcrf, al babsn in Der Office 6eS DEM
beH 9orTeipsustuteH," GGItimsEeS @tr. IRe Bon
SiiIces 4sGaRam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
@nse,een.-3 pertan1en.
Su p%erfaufen:

Seine gdderei nit 8roesrie=2aoeu in Selatr,
MS., Gr. ia. WdiusStraBe, iOlptt 3 Soutss' j
Qfcr0e uRD 99aeen uHo ule Sorrdtbe NM Glh'
rt6tuHqtn. Ydderei iGr SdmprsSetrtsb etngerl9s
tet. Jsruer oas eanje eigenibum, eInl1lltSlip
4runo, al siusi 0traBcn g~rtuJtno. GletirIlpe
6urs perDsn al Der Ibure porbeIidbren. Ra1=
~suiragtH bei'm Gie,utbumer VI. WtbL St!aIr'
UtD. QI6-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
2r nermiethen.

gu pcrmietbeu:
Cine 9ddtrei, iofuiegnobuurecu unn Stdu. Hd1'
bel $. 9. S6utt,, Nr. 423. 3orosSSalb'
naton:S irake. Qt0-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
BaItimorer Narftberihte.
Hsriatn fir ssn srsuFssH G0rrsf00HosHtsH.1

mtristtt far stH sDtuFI@<R a0Ttd0oH0'HtsH.1
Baltimore, ben 25. Stunt.
Me6G.- Die 9eutige Mtebl3ufubr
BELIEF Ii9 uuf 1855 Safer, eini4lisB~
lid Ills 6GFer gu 2ocufz9oint uno
2143 Safer gu Canton. SoB Der duf
Morfte berrf6enben untbdtigteit iinO
bic preiie fir ale @Orten UNI Sc. big
1Oc, pro SAP in Die 50be ~9egargen.
0is Oo+irttrnpr nnnren ME fplot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

su perfauftu-9prffaets @tsentbum:
2i Wuouao.aps., oroBtr Stall I'M 9inttrgruus
30l0 6arlems@Oe., Galusrton.
GOttoo. an GreDtridsR0aO, uabe Queufd1aoe.
Gas. 9. gadmaH II. 6l2, Sofo'SIoa'
(1uniIQ 11O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26

Wei5en. Die beutt9e Wet5en@
5ufu6r be5ifferte ii4 uuf 1902 8uz
I6el; 9erIunbt BON ben @lepatoren
7445 8ui4el; Glebdtoren : 8orratb
258,92O 8ui9el. @ertGufe: 1900
8uI9el Spot gu 814 1900 Nr. 2 roz
tier tpeftGi9er Spot gu 81.
EI:.A GAY,,Ernto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Ssenn Sbr 6clS lctben ,upllt,

.ummt ju mir. Nai9e 0crIe5sn. 2tiats 3abluns
otu. geri9picgtubtit. 5pqitls 6rlcibterunq,n
oiejtu DtOuat fir anltibsn BON S uno mebr.
M r. RremsT, Rr. l20, Roroaglcas5trabs.
HRnilh1SN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
Sfrlangt.- Skinner nno Gnabem
SteQengeinde:


5teIIeqeTu6:
Gin iunatr Wldnu, Ger beutibsu uuD eneliibtn
epra6t md4tis, iu6t 6ttluna irseno iptIber
@rt. Gfisrtsn rR. 8. TO-" Expedition Oieits Glats
teg. N530
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
kOPF-

web c~urirten, wtirden sic unbezahlbsr sein fir
Solche. die NIT diesem chweren Leiden geplagt
sind aber glucklicherweise ist hire CUTE Wirkung
damit NIGHT erschopft, und Die1enigen, welche
desc kleinen Pillen einma1 versucht haben, ver-
den sic noch in vielfacher Beziehung heilsam fin
den uud nichtmahr entbehren wollen. AheE kopf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
q a4fenb IN gen.

0;eIel6sn Ratsn uno 9eoingungsn.
ais in ben Ser. Stadten, nit 4u5nabs
me, baB gemii4te 8aufmunnspaarsn,
nel6e ni8t ais Bona Fioe" Sanbelss
MuIter geIanot perOen, nit Der 9ats
tetpDlt ber{anot perOsn miii(eu. Gdufz
mdunii6s S4riften gu ben gep0Rnz
ti6en Raten.
GinT4rsibeosbi6s (9QF=Qufdlo9)
s Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
~NtN'
FIRST CALL.

$1,000 uuiteO 8~ailipaog, Observation-Disclosures. 92&4
$1,000 atlomtie Goait Cine, l., Conf, or. 931s
5000 Carolina Central. 5tr......"....... 95l4
5000 Cotton Sud, Giufommtn .......... 10
$1,000 Goni. Gas, 414,r, Gtis, l9l3........ lO2H
100 Cotton sud-, Common 2a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-26
8er. Stddten 8eIbdrptis
ungen.

Qntpeiiengtn Biz sur 906e BON
$3.50 tOItsn 3 Gsnt8.
4nDeiiun9en i6er $3.50 Biz $500
fOiten 3 Gents.
Qnpeiiungen ii6sr $500 Biz $1,000
foiten 8 Gents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-09-26
"StiCk to Your Saddle
But Don't "PuII Leather


rider will bc when he has ono
foot the -tur and the other ground
who testing his horses mcttc by placing
weight his stup and lifting ID, other foot the ground
without attempting get saddle considered
having attempted To mount II the horse falls ANY
with the rider him and the rider falling
the horse shall be understood that this shall way
against him.
Each ridcr viii be allowed helper - assist him in
saddlng his horse Il he 80 desires.
II rider is thrown FROM that allotted he
vii b" barred from participating further IN the contest
l. No rider will be allowed to any assist
him in riding such buck strap hobbe stirru check Any
Kind that will in any Nayprecn' e. horse from buckng
D. riders rig shall consist of hackamoc RATA saddle and
blanket Iurt and spur. any par, thereof
Any allow bis to get away, from him
has been delivered him sajdng
adverse marking by tn. Judges,
The committee shall have the right any time during
the contest cancel the entry AID II
the any contestant OF d-orery improper
conduct who Is guilty Of cruelty 10 his horse
No hor.c shall he eligible himself moro dian
The committee The right any
frou the huua At any time.
o. Any wh1 draws a which shall prove
burte aud that ni give him show his
nblil rider, ma, draw another horse,
To- Al huuss shah be delivered the riict the
there ., he studded aud ridden 10, him
H. Consecutive nunbe- corresponding to t.o number OF
tho riders shall ho placed separate
shall lrss from humber by which he shall b. lrslg
mated brought arena one oi the rummi,ts,
shall draw number in remaining box aud III" rider hold
inc the ,ning number l, ride the pfrYinied
Pgpwpru, that rider draws his has
ridden, the Judges may compel hun 10 draw again.
" An rie's viii ride thus selected aud tho
uiFa will select iheeom n.nn! in Judgment
qualified 10 ride further ia the contest
H. Entries close 10 O'Clock "Wednesday September
80, with hc Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-09-26

The Elks will initiate n class Of
sixteen ia Mont. Vista during tn.
cir week. This Will be u branch
Of Crccde lodge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-09-26
DEL NOETE

DEL NoETE
Glen Cochran
Bart Beckwith
Walter Hibhs
John Cochran
Ira Goodman
Lee Davis
Chas. Right
Frank Fields
Lester Snltler
VIII Cochran
Underwood
Joe Craig
MONTE VISTA AND CENTER.
Ralph Carson
Nsrl Kennedy
Joe Craig
John Owsley
Shuts
isrry CLARK
Underwood
Jim Locke,t
John Hall
Jun Carson
ID. J.. Newcomb Jr.
Shrive Collins
ANToSITA
Geo. Hill
Carl Fei,es
Joe Felics
Barcnloree
Jarmillio
viii Fettes
Lester Fei'es
John Eagan
.onis Chacon
Henry Eegnu
Robt Schnsster
A NJ. Richardson
LA JAEA
II. {. Hall
X S Shahau
Il. j. kavalec
". J. Mcdaniel
ID. A. Gibbs
Y. II. Akers
Kent Amount
Murrell Shawcroft
". ". S.yfer
Ben Roberts
Abe s,laylck
Willard Fnwc.,t
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-09-26

The two defeated teams of Tues
day and Wednesday play Thurs
day to decide 3rd money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-09-26
PROGRAM OF THE RACES AT THE FAIR
The Fastest Horses in the Valley Entered to Race
For Substantial Purses

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
Event. Class
No l. Gentlemens Road Race, horses four
wheeled mle heats 3 n professional
barred ...............S
No > Novelty Race walk Z mile y mile L mile
SO TO first sl0 -
No u mile Running Dash 80
No I mile Running Dash ods 10
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
No l. . mile Running Dash
No . Z mile Running pole wheeled rig; s25
first, s0to second ............... %
No B. Eronrho Busting. To qualify
THURSDAY, OCTOBER |.
No = mile Running Dash ~
No :. 2l mile Cowboy Relay Race tea,s half mile.
...........
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
No l. mile Running Dash
Rules Governing Speed Program.
All Purses divided per cent, except alb
The trotng pacing to be governed by the
American Troting Association and running h the Amer
Racing Rules
Entrance per purse open 10 four to
and three o
trotug and pacing grace al, uclo
Tuesday.
Entries o running close the thor
In of the speed failing I'LL the
the right substitute without
notice
Broucho Busting n accoda Wyoming
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-09-26

The two winning teams of Tues.
day and Wednesday play Friday
to decide LIST and 2nd monies.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-08-08

The total bulk assay value of the
ore product of the Comstock mines
last week was over So, 266. 20. o.
this total Con. Cal. and Va. produced
$5,O42.4S; Silver Hill, 80, $40: Ophir,
1906 2; Justice, ST.. This is a very
good showing for an off week, the
average weekly ore yield being about
$4,000. The average will soon be
augmented by the resumption of ore
extraction in the Calendonia, where
there is a large area of pay value ore
exposed and the output may be fur.
Their increased by an early date
through the New York, Con. Occi-
dental, Daney tunnel and U tab falling
into line as ore producers. From the
present favorable outlook the bullion
yield of the old lode next year will
require seven numerals to express
it Virginia Report.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-08-08
New Silver Ratio.

A Washin2 ton dispatch of date
August Sd says that a report has
been received at the State depart.
ment from the United States None.
tary commission, which is vestigat-
ing the question of currency for sill
ver-using countries. The commission
has visited London, Paris, The Hague
and Berlin, and was expecting to
leave for St. Petersburg in a short
time. According to the report the
proposal of the American commission
for ratio of 30 to for new silver
currency for Oriental countries has
generally been well received, al
though the French commission sug
gested the ratio of 81 to |, which is
one-half of the French ratio at the
present time. The representatives
of the Chinese government have man
Tested a very lively interest in the
proceedings of the commission at the
different European capitals that
have been visited.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-08-08

A dispatch from Idaho Springs
Colo, says that at a meeting last
Friday night five hundred citizens Of
Idaho Springs went to the city jail
and took fourteen of the men ar.
rested in connection with the blow.
ing up of the Sun and Moon mine
buildings, marched them to the city
limits and told them to leave the
place and never return. The men
driven out include Howard Tressidel
president of the local union; A. D.
Alcott, vice president; George Beck
er, secretary; Peter Bender, treas.
urer, and two or three members
Of the executive committee. All of
the others are members of the union.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-08-08
A FISHY STORY.


The following Especial dispatch
appears in the Reno Journal OF the
9th inst, and its inception can I'M
doubtedly be traced to the fertile
mind of the Journals poe teal repor-
ter:
ROME, Aug. Sit will hardly be
credited, but it is nevertheless true,
that a number of influential people
in Rome, and amongst Roman Cath
olics throughout Italy, believe that
it was not the real Pope Leo XIII
who has just passed away, but his
brother, Cardinal Pecci, who, so the
story goes, has impersonated the
Pope for a number of years. The
Pope and his brother were as alike
as two peas, and it is noteworthy
that from his youth Gioacchino, who
became Pope, was extremely deli,
cate. His announcements on labor
and his recognition of the French
Republic were severe shocks to the
policy of certain religious orders,
notably the Jesuits, who have also
aimed at controlling the policy of the
Vatican. When Cardinal Pecci died
about eight years ago, and his body
was laid in state, many OF the people
who saw it declared that it was the
Pope, not the Cardinal, who was
dead, and that the Cardinal, who was
supposed to be a tool in the hands of
the Jesuits, had been hurried to the
Vatican and made to impersonate
the Pope, as the times were not fav-
orable to papal election, the Jesu-
its not feeling secure of their inf1u-
ence being strong enough to secure
the selection of their nominee. The
cause of this singular rumor was
doubtless due to death accentuat ting
the extraordinary resemblance the
two brothers bore to each other, and
the general distrust of the religious
orders, notably the Jesuits, that ex-
lists even among many Roman Cath.
Ollie ecciesiastics
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-08-08

A dispatch from Sacramento dated
the 9th states that his Unsuitable ap-
petite for opium led to the capture
of convict James p. Roberts, near
Davisville, at 2 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Roberts and bis compan-
ion, Howard, risked capture and
death to satisfy their craving for the
drug. To procure opium they made
their way to China town, after effect
ually battling the posses, during the
wild chase over the Sierra Nevada
mountains and nearly into Nevada.
In Chinatown they encountered two
ex-convicts, just liberated from Fol-
som, bent on similar mission. One
of the latter communicated to the
sheriff the important information
that Roberts and Howard were in
the vicinity. They were soon cap
tured.