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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19
THEY DON'T ADVERTISE
Merchants Who Rely on Established
Regulations TO Pull Trade.

There was a large number of
farmers in the city Wednesday.
The fine weather and condition
of the roads were partially re-
sponsible for their appearance
in such large numbers. A little
enterprise on the part of our
merchants in the way OF adver
Using in the Register specla !
bargains for Saturday would
make that day a busy and pros.
porous one for them and lid our
city in general. The farmer is
like any one else-he goes
where the bargains are offered,
and to tind them he scans the
advertising columns of the pa.
per. He, like his city brother
recognizes the fact that there
is no sentiment in business. So
accordingly, when he finds no
inducements offered by his toca |
merchant, lie goes to his com
petitOr who advertises the id
vantages to be derived from
trading at his store This is
also true as regards the city
patron, and we only mention
the farmer as proof that he is
like the city customer and just
as anxious to drive as good a
bargain. He knows the man
who advertlses is anxious for
his trade; that he does not seek
it on the score of friendship,
but as a pure business proposi
ton which will save him mon
,eJ. This alone is sufficient an
swer to reason advanced by a
merchant of this city who,
when solicited for space by our
advertising represent tive
stated that he was so well
known, having been in business
so long, that advertising was
unnecessary.-American Press.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19
ROOSeYelt'S Idea.

The man or woman who de-
liberately avoids marriage has
a heart so cold as to know no
passion and brain so shallow
and selfish as to dislike having
children is in effect a criminal
against the race and should be
au object of contemptuous alb
horrence by all healthy people.
That does not apply to Mon.
roe City.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19
EnViabIe Record.

A young man cannot go to
Jefferson City without making
a record. 1t is either for being
a bump. on-a log, nonentity,
roupder, or a thorough bred
business man. We are glad to
be able to report Shelby Rut,
ledge as coming under the latter
head. He is said to be the only
young man who ever filled out
fourteen hundred 1400) pages
of the journal and did not mis-.
spell word or make a gramat.
ical error. 1t always does the
DEMOCRAT good to be able Ia
write thing like that about
any young man.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

A Monroe County farmer
paid a high tribute to the liter,
airy talents of Carthage real
estate agent the other day, He
decided to sell his place and
got a real estate agent 10 write
a notice. When theDagent read
the notice to him he said:
Read that again" After the
second reading, he said: Il
believe I'll not sell; I've beeu
looking for a place of that kind
all my lite, and didn't know |
had it until you described it to
me-"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19
And Hanna Has the S S S SSS.
Says The Pittsburg tPa. J Post;

Says The Pittsburg pa Post;
Senator Hanna's bill pension
ing all slaves emaucipated by
Mr.. Lincoln's proclamation
starts us guessing. Is it bur.
Iesques, serious or insanity? Is
he trying to insert into the
ignorant negroes mind the idea
that Massa Hanna, if made
president, will give them all
- month simply because they
endured the terrible pang Of
being freed by men who suffer
ed the risks of battle, the pri
vatious of the swanps and pris
on pens, and the maining Of the
body, and who themselves are
not all on the pension rolls?
For every negro delegate gain.
ed he wonld lose four white
ones from the north-but the
bill makes all solutions less id
lotto than itself. 1t was not
supposed that Hanna had it
that bad. Where is the joke 5
point?
We hasten to assure the es.
teemed Post that there was
never more method in poIitica |
madness. Candidate Roosevelt
is just now peculiarly intent
upon Ccnenting the affections
OF the brother in black and tan
for possible convention emer.
gencieS. Senator Hanna, for
reasons of personal ambition
along the same lie or in the
interest of an anti-Roosevelt
cabal high up in Republican
circles, is seeking to checkmate
the man in white house in his
negro delegate game. 1t is ev.
ident that necessity is regarded
as having arisen for creating
a diversion in the south, aud
Hanna has seized the first OPP.
portunity to make record cal
culated to divide Sambo S
affections. With negro it is now
a case Of
1 could be so happy witt
either.
Were the other dear charmer
MISREPRESENTATION.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19
SOME BRIGHT JEWELS
Worth Reading from the Atlanta Con
StitutiOn.

1T is evident" said the
Judge that you shot thls man
with malice aforethought."
mo, l didn't, yer honor, "
replied the prisoner. ut wuz
with plain buckshot!'
My deare is a little one, with
arms around me twining--
With eyes like woodland violets
and tresses brightly shining;
And what care [ for 90 den store
if Fortune has uot found me.
Am l not rich with such a rare,
sweet necklace clasped around
me?
Here is a most original obit-
uary notice from BilIville ex
change:
Il gave him his medicine regu =
lar,
From morn. till the set Of sun
He took two powders at 10
o'clock,
And another powder at ones /
But doctors cannot help US
When Death knocks at the
door;
Goodby, my darling husband
You left at 10 minutes to A."
These lines, on a deceased
Georgia colonel, have some
faith, but no poetry:
He was a doubtful colonel
here,
Took sugar in his rye;
But now he reads his title
clear
To colonel in the sky"
What bothers me-" said the
new prisoner, lis the though
Of a long trial, and weary
months in Jail"
Don't let that disturb you, >
replied the High Sheriff. I've
just got word that they're com
ing to lynch you at IL o'clock
sharp"
Brother Dickey says: "De
reason some er desc sinners cuts
up so in de winter time, is-de
GOODNESS er de weather leads
'em into de beliefs tat hell's
froze overw
my IMPRESSION said the
physician, who was testifying
before a coroner's jury, "is
that the man was shot in the
early hours"
That's funny said the cor,
oner. This here other witnes.
has done swore that he was
shot in the legw
"Br'er Williams has saved
nightly on coal dis winter"
How Gomez"
well, ever sence de cole
weather come in he dream ever
night dat de devil got him, en-
he wake up every ma wnin' in Z
profound perspiration!"
Commenting on the death OF
brother of his flock who
while intoxicated, went to sleel
on a railroad track and was
run over by the engine, Brothel
Dickey said:
dat de jug he had wild hin
didn't git broke wen he wu.
ruined over was one er des,
things OATS providential, en- hiC
fun our understandin'. But tel
save my life, l can't see how +;
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

While the Missouri legislat-
ors are accepting invitations to
visit different sections of the
state why would it not be tn e
proper thing to invite them to
Monroe county and take them
overland from one town to an
other. The inhabitants of this
county are neither deaf, dumb,
nor blind, but they are at least
human which they do not look,
after going a few miles over
Monroe'S most excellent (?)
roads. Senator Heather prov.
ed his financial sense by dis
couraging large appropriation
for state institutions while our
roads are in such deplorable
condition. The legislator who
will get bill passed, which
will really improve the condi-
ton of the roads, will receive
the lasting gratitude of the
people of the entire county. -
Madison Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19
HE NEVER TOLD A LIE.
A Small Boys View of the Father of
His COuntry's Veracity.

]
He must a teen a bully chap,
that Teller Washin'tou.
Cor 7 have often heard nv ma
.,,.,,h
49,.
~ '''' SOY u must It nue." Nus
mother ; heart WIN Joy
Coz she could tell the folks
next door she had a little bow
Winch vnz t,e bestest how ~
Observation-Disclosures,
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49,, l;,os - ia 49,, o.a
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He nevor toIJ th.t warn bisself
-, th,+,c +ho $50 nhr
rha rraa+ I'D rood Saorc,
w,ehin,ton nauer told - liz
NJ, ~ .un Co.. o#.o u,net -
nroniSad e ha,d win
H., oi-,o o..h ouo h,,,u iot
wh,,d beIn 20 nit him IN:
Rrt mhan bo VS. oIacta, -
ro+ his seat he Found
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90 touth 80 81.
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

John Madden and Miss Mamie
Hartigan, of Hassard and Miss
Hartigau. of Hannibal were
shoppers in the city Thursday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19
We Give Them Away.

We are furnishing free 10 our
readers, something thai is tal
and away the best thing ever
offered by any newspaper. BY
special arrangement with the
well known chicago atlas pub
usher we now offer free to all
our readers "InnIsoH.S New
IndeXed Wall Atlas 80 our
state Nation and Gt0--.' size
. feet ana inches by over 2
feet VIDE F''nted in o peauti-
Jul colors aud mounlel with
Japanned IRON rods really for
ranging IN any Office. home or
School'
Our State--Ihl5 splendid
new map Will be appreciated
oy all Tor ready reference. 1t
undertakes to Show every post
ONCE bold and plain, from lat
est government reports. To-
gether with a quick index to
post oflces and couAlleS to
date giving the population OF
each from latest census
The United Stttes-In a new
and correct map OF our Nation
IN D colors from new plates and
has marginal tables. giving
name and population OF cities
having 2oOO and over popula-
tlon'
The Map OF the World-Glves
"All the Nations OF the World
IN moment OF time, showing
our new Island possessions
marked ~. >. "A. with steam
CT routes anu Instance from
Poit ~ Po''' "'so Tue lu'efna
''oudl Dale h'ne' Tue ocean
currents "no ho'ii"O "u'loers
giving the exact time ol Jay at
edCn place VI duy herlu'du'
WITCH l. - Il . SloCh "oon dt
ho"oou'
HuCyoloPe"'d--A unison 5 ne"
luueAeu wall Map CONTAINS d
"on"eliu III Id ole giving Tic CUT
rect dno oulCldI answers 10
l'ooO important questions Id
tue history OF tue ~ iedoins
nd'ions VI tue "orlo' All Tue
books in all the libraries 10 our
state cannot answer these ques-
tions as we'll if ataII.
.u 49,
" wiz '" ~ -N
1uCyClopeutd d 10 year Ola ooy
can give a more concise and
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

Boy McAllister, of Quincy,
has, been spending the week
south of the city with rela
tives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

Mrs. Eugene Madden spent
the latter part of last week
with Hannibal friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

William Wright and family,
who resides north of this city
have moved to Madison.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

Harry A. McClintic was a
Quincy visitor Thursday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

Mrs. Alex Nielsen and Miss
Eleanor Scott were visitors in
the Gem City, Thursday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

H. |. Lear spent Thursday in
Shelbina with his mo Their.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-19

The best physic. "Once tried and
you will always use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets" says
William A. Girard, Pease, VT.
These Tablets are the most prompt
most pleasant and most reliable ca-s
thartic in use. For sale by All Deal
ers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21
ORrffern WnrhLnnn Snhn.

rrat in Rraft an q. Stunt 1903.
,yICt UcrluNcu pie 0iltusS Station, ME 1olst:
5Ggli6.
40 irlb Shntlp0ft @uuptltnit, caGtrstoicH,
u. & u. gubu, unO Dem SuotH. IND dus9ts
rowmtu SonntuQs 3. .. a.. r. 6bnmbtrsburg,
WurtiusburQ. Q8Wdthcr uuo 9uufic al orruebes
iaycafe & 9&tittru 9obu."
9.I5 Born. - 9,H-Uiur GEprcb. CRur ro3
Gtu=D}ar.J
1876 abuos - Qtomm. mad lluionsgrioot.
SdQIib. uuEQcuomm en- Snuutda 3.
725 8orm. Qort 2. & y. Din. uuo odupts
linic orli5 pom GmOrDsGropt, Garlisl; II. g.. &
50. 9abu.
SIS @orm. oauUtlinj,, o19trstotpr. Sblp5tnsa
burg, TrtDtrid, 6nmitsburg uno U. X W, Sabn,
biz SbtuuUooub.
1912 @ornr. Qftomm. ua5 u~njonzgriogs, 9Ort
uuD Gettysburg.
l2.3O 0abm. Attomm. nab Gmoro=@r0ot.
30 Wohm. - Qffomm. nab Gmoro<Sro0t.
l3.0 Radm. 9lut UOuutlia Gyprtb CRdrlora
6arl: iDpie frco,rjd.
332 Tubn. GrprcB nab 0oyf Il. y. K 8. Stp-
4.U3 Radm. Grprss uab Quutt,r an pr oaHpts
liu;t, oagerstopn, Gr;OerId, SHnuI5ou'g uno
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500 Ta6m. - Grpreb rab 9lDnoou. 9l10hni'
icuitit5 llnjou=EriOge.
525 Tudm. - gttomw. na6 A!'rd.
GIG QbtHD5 - @itomm. nab uutou'STtost
0ur SoUUtugs %.
O2j 0orm. Ittomm. nab lluIonsSrIoos uHs
2&5 @atn. qffomu. nab r~lniOn.srtOQt,
423 ysubm. 9ttomm. nab <ra.
billet uuo 8-tpdds&iredu in @r. 10 AfS
Baltimore StraSt.
3loc balttu an llniorz. QcnuiploduidsA oeuues,
Tultous uuO N~9albroots CRortbsNptl Stat'ontn.
salt ui6t al 9tnuipIpautas@ot. Stdtlon al.
: ~. WuniofO @tn. =Supt.
q. ". SoUsIL V. ~ Va
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21
cnren annr's HiirnhahnzGn.

JabrSIon ett penn IA. ann I9Vo
9aurpitr D,rlaTsr 9itr gr. 10, 4I5btsStra5''
g1ab Gaps Wap, Etbobotb, gtHtr'otas. Iut'"s'
toDn, Qoos 9oirt uuo 3Dijbtn'Stai2n ,a.
eonr+oos Born.
Il9 GoO,=guint, Gu,tnstopu uuo Glen SuH'''"
on PR 6tutrcOjltsE iDIFoH:
sdsli6 ftrtL. GOnutags)..7 Born, 2 NM ICON
60HutIgs ~ :
Qur rad QopesQo;rt uuo GutHsio"R'
3I5 Ra9mittaas an SoHntastn.
Qni6lus an ,TeL. & G5;i. GIltnodpH' M" @1N'"'
CriOrD unO 3p:i4snsS tat.on'gi .
. 4nidlub in GREENWOOD ar 2tIaDaTtse .SnU1V"'
nab oG,u guntt,u iiioItb an '%ep.yo't'
g%b:lacupbia uus HoFtofsJU'noa9n
e-oht an Bpbsn,ag,u bis s llPr ab'Hos du1''
roulmsH.
a.f,pboas: 6. & I. 81. PanI 22o-R0. otH. 81
6, 9|tiIisu, Observation-Disclosures.
aobn 6. SosIsn G'nTals9dFoattTsag'Ht
tRai27l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

SoG6efter @rturtoner n.
- Die Sol6eitsr : grfurii ions Gut
ion 6efinoet ii9 in boiler 8liit9e, in
benz qeT tern u%nnGbernb 5000 perionen
bieIem 6eliebten @rbolungspldB einen
8eiu6 %abitdtteten.
GoIItfiOn. - Sin 8iertpagen,
auf pel6em ii6 Gbarles Wtonaban
bon Nr. 224, @ioz9 reeneftrdBe, be-
fanb, purbe geitern an Der gde 0on
Sharp unb QeeitruBe DON elnem
@truBen6abnpaggon g~etroffen, nobel
Mona6Qn uuf bic StraBe gei4leuoert
unb ere6li4 an ben @4ultern lInO
8einen perleBt tpuroG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21
WarblanS e. 8rnnlglbauinzG ilen:
bahn<Gumnaanie.

9aoe pIlaHtn Qortbselp,. unO CassStr. s5tatiOn
on WobeHtaosn:
Iab 9oyi. IA. UNI 7.30 Norgtns uuo $50 1ads
]mIttlg5.
Ra3 S,lta, IA, 80 WIOrV,ns, $50 un0 $50
Nl1mittagg.
RAD g,loir' Rb., 73O. go, 'lI.S gormittaos,
$50, 40 Ru6mjttlgs unD 600 absnos.
6ountoQs nab Ssltd, IA, $50 Born. uHe 400
aa8 g.air' Mo., $50 u.35 gorm., 400 Ra8m
un0 1000 NbtHos.
"l.0 Rahm.ttaes Sdmtdgs.
6. u. iiitE SsnsraIap afagi'r'Ia'Ht.
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DOpprI(draabrn-
Baltimore 9ampf : Yafet So,
CNtts uuS iHDsrIdi1se Sai'sintt.l


Die Ger. Stdattrsgot btf0rOtrnO.
Sampfer flbren tasllb, 6ounta9s aus0tnomntH,
pon .gapzQin,tSQirs, lob Qigbt=6rab,, go
GbtHos, oirtft nab Oh QOint GOmiori. Roriolt,
9ortsmoutb uro alien 9unittu beg SIOtEs. gus
biuounq in Oh 9OiHt Comfort init Is. & Q. Gjs
~itnbabu" mad Rl6mono. 9EbiHouHg IN 9or:s'
mouth NIT otm sStaboayb dir Qint" ~iOIiOtu 9ug
pom goItsmoutb nab &t.anta. SH ROriolt gsrs
birouuG nit Der ratIart;s GOof 2iH:." RoriolI
unp Carolina, RorfoIf uno iuOII6. RorFoli uub
p,nIib uuo .CD Dominion G,ut" nab 2srpbsrn
uuO Waibinston, R.sS.
mablje;t,n nab ,urosdilb'm 9IuHs. Gurur:6i,
Raiittr1jmmr, t:titItlh' stlsubtun8, GamRtbti'
,urq. Roi,u fr,i. Rtitrp'rts RlIutsrjinmtr i'm
p utt4Rircau Der .RupsQirt' RI. l03, CFsPoItt.
mor.zstras.. 8tlepbons s, & Il. Ct. Qaul 1895;
maroiauo, 6~ourtlauD 4S5, a.baugb9. Is RorO'
GbarltssStras,, uuo gtr.uu oT 'SsaboarD Dir
Cine. Continental 5rut 60. 9uiI6ine'
Spbu u. Sbtrpppe. g. SrpDn.
B.-Yrai. u. Gtn.UiaRGscr. 'Baiagisr'as.nt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

qrnapolig. ut. 8opalsStatlou, no %GTT.
G9motr- station, 500. N.00 Dorm, 200 gsiti
tags, l525, $40 ga6m. 80
&rloF,n GamOtn= statjor MOO GTtotT,d 90.
1000 Dorm, ?9l5 Dorm, l25, +.5o uno 90
"G @8m5.t2, !7.0 Born, 300, 43o, 500 Haa'
uitt1qs. =. On n,Ar,
Glcott<gttp uuo ut 4irp. Gotnl, 10, %io
s,Srm II - 4.3o. SIS. $50, 'll.35 4btnO5.
Gurtis' qup, 1923 @orm'ttaqs &c..
qnrop. mt. RoBalsS Station, '255 Ed3m' eam'
N.-.-.,ttnr q % MnA-lftlas.
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Whtung !!

gtridumt ui6t, &tbb,ls elegant t~;nu,ri6tttts
pbotoqravbtidts ateIier, Tr. 32l, 3orO=Bup=Str.,
~ belubsu.
9orligIias, e~drdutirt ouuer5dit. Gdbintt=EiIoer
fir 81 90 Ddg Sus,ro.
Gmain,z uuo 9latinagitOtr, iopi. tlnhl;rii6
lusaefabrte Gtb,userobe portrdts ino Sotbbt's
capitalization.
Sir gut. gcbituung birst Der auf ots atclicrs.
lDidrIl5,lS )
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9ampfihifslN nietaen.
2lOr00eutC6er 5000 D.
& &e9elmaBige
lQantpf = S6iffa6rt
blUIiheH
Snltimnre INN Gremeu

Baltimore unO SremeR
bur6 bic neuen uno erprobten, nit
alien 8equemI;9feiten periebenen
YoItbumpIer eyiter Slafe:
sRbein," r8runoenburg,A
vHedar," m@afel,"
,W2ain," ,8resIdu."
Die @rpebftionstuge Iinb, ME foIgt:
bon Baltimore: -
Dg}efar," Mittpo6, ben "a. SUM-, 2
Ilbr Nddmittag5.
~Hbein," Mittpo6, ben /. Suli, 2
u3r Na6mittags.
r8reslau," Mittpo6, ben s. Sult, 2
u6r Ra4mittugs.
~8ran0enburg," Mittpoh, ber %.
Suli, 2 lt6r No6mitta95,
"@oi1el," Mittpo6, ben Is. Suit, 2
u6r Nu6mittug8.
nGedar," Mittno6, ben 3. Iuguit, 2
ubr Ha6mittags.
5pstts RdiHtcs8aHaqt.Qras:
@ou $50 an.
3Dt f4tubtdBs QuiiugtE9rttiC
Bon Baltimore nab Bremen. 3 90
Bon Srtm:H rad 9dltimort. $3.50
Gurbrtjit=9ilct: poA Baltimore:
TAD gr,mtn uno ,urad. 80
B,esn 6rdbt uuO 9oFage ptuOs man Fb an Oi.
GeutrdlsAgtHtsH
81. S4uma6er e Co.,
Rr. ,, SUO=SdpsStrab..
Uotr
Gbfrarb Raine,
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SnnitGts= Srriht.
Se6r geringe Sterbli4teit in Der
SdngerFeitpo6e. - Nur brei
t0htIihp 11nfG0p

SGngerfeitrpo6e. - Hur brei
t0otli6e unfdQe.
sSn Der perfloFenen Doft Itar6en
nur 1875 Perionen gegen pa in Der
9lei9luufenoen Wo6e os5 8oriabres,
1872 in 1901 uno 178 in 1900. Die
Ster6li6teitsrate betrug 1850 pro
1000 Der 9sIummtbep0lterung, 1884
fir Die WeiBen uno 21.56 fir o;eg}ez
ger. Bon ben 8eritorbenen tparen %
i'm Iuslanoe geboren, SO naren 9}ez
ger, 70 pdren mdnnlifsn uno 56
peibliden @ei6k9ts, Is 8inoer fuz
men toot CUR DeIt, i'm Ban : 8iepz
QiDl itur6en 6 Yerionen, in 9oIpitdz
Tern Is unO in droeren Snitituten Z;
Is Snqueite purben ge9alten. Dem
Otter na4 pertbeiIten bic SooesfGQs
ii4 ME foIgt: 80 9erIonen tpuren unz
ter 5, 2 3fpif6en 5 unb 10, 5 3niIden
10 uno Is, 5 3pii9en Is uno 20, 9
3pii6en 20 uno 80, u 3piiGen 80
uno 40, II 5pif6en 40 uno 50, %
3pii4en so uno so, Is 5pii9sn 60
unO 70, II 5piI6en 70 uno 80, 8
3pii6en so unb 80, 1 iiber 100 Sabre
alt. QI5 geboren puroen 95 tpsiBe
un6 9 Ne9ertinoer gemeloet.
Die bauptiddli6iten 3ooesurIa6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

4bGeben. = 5ruu SObanna
S6ipferling iturb am 5reitas I'M
Qlter BON II Subren in ihrer leBten
@obnung, Ser. 21O4, 9olinszS truBe.
Die 8erbli6ene mar in 0suti4lanb
ss6oren unb fam in i6rer SugenO na9
Baltimore. Sic binterldbt cine Sod
ter, SRI. Warb s. S4ipferltng, unO
einen Sobn, ben 9oli5iiten S9ipFerz
ling pom iiibtpetIifen Oiitritt, pd6z
renb i6r 8atte 9. S4ipferling ibr
lGngit i'm Sobe poranging. 9as 2ei=
denbegdngnib finOet mprgen 0a9z
mittag pom 5ruuerbuuie aug auf Der
Baltimore Cemetery" itott.
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9tnterGGBt elm @erm0z
gen. - Der 2ei4num BON So6n
Stoc5fus, oes 2it6auers, tpel6er am
5reitag in 6loob's 9art tobt aufgez
funoen ipuroe, fpurbe geItern mad benz
Sduptquartier elmer b06miiden &C.
ieqf8aft, tpeIfer Der Sobte a%ngeb0rte,
in Ir. 635, 8eft<grattitr., gsbra4t,
BON mo aug bas 2si9en6egGngniB
beute ftattfinbet. Sn ben SaI6en bes
Sobten purbe Elm Brief BON @toc5z
fus' 8ruber gefunben, aus pel6em
erIi9tli9 1T, bob Der Soote in Ieiner
9eimat6 Elm @erm0gen 6eiiBt, pel6es
bon Ieinem 8ruber berpaltet pirb.
Sin 2it6auer tpo1te pi7en, bab bus
@erm0gen $4,000 betrage, tpGbrenb
Stoc5tus' 8uienfreunb srtldrt, oerz
ielbe babe niemals 10000 Gents be-
ieiTen.
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Srintt p's S6ee unb
&affee.-Seit 80 Sa6ren berii6mt
tpegen Qudlitdt pnb preiIe. s. 9.
&ennng o.. so 2Goen. (60iaS)
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8oltimprern cine fplfe 0erdntnortz

8ultimorern cine ioIde 9erantportz
li6teit dufgebalit babe. 9r. 6altl
lieB ii4 ieoo4 ni4t b~eirren, uno ais
er pas prdiiosntenamt nieoertegte, UNI
nidt iein eigenes 8ei4dft 81 Dernudz
ldiiigen, Oa mar 9r. 5altl troBoem
itet5 cine Der StiiBen oes 6eitzPrdiiz
benton. 0ur6 ietn taftpoqe5 8sns6z
men bat 9r, 6altl bie1eidt mebr err
rei6t, UNI bic guten 8~e5iebungen 8piz
f6en Der vSdngerfeit @eieQi4dft"
uno ben SGngern al fre6t gu erbulz
ten, als irgenO Elm Nnoerer. Die 0tz
rettoren oes nNoroOitliden SGngerz
bunbes" BADEN 0ieies audi pO6l elm
geie6en unO 9rn. 6ultl in elmer Spez
3iuI5SiBung in 9bilaOeIp6iu gum lsz
bensIdngli6en Gbrenz9i DIRECTION err
pGbIt. @epiB perben Die 8litniinz
I6e Der iGmmtli6en aftipen SGnger
oes nNoro0ftli6en SGngerbunoes"
9rn. 6run3 6altl auf ieiner europa
reiie beQleiten.
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rSfupal Slue'"Stnte
u6b philadelphia une Hew'9ort.

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God6ss gtii1..... laeIia 900 q. 20 "a
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+imorttr ar. 526. e~roaoDa0, DIT. TO7oIsStatio"
0OF ES"sR' Wurtiu, Wor. 9of. Traiiit.
q. N. 8aiistt, gea.:9aT. s40snt.
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I'm bic WsIt ober mad irgeno sinem
S6eile Der Welt arrargirt. Heiie=
bi1ete iiber ale 8ubnz uno 9dmpfers
2inien. S6eo. 8. 9iener &
6 O., Ais WaterzStr (266D
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5000 nltc Tenerbettcn.

Wtr bc,abt,r poFt:O bobt, Qrciic. oa mir cir
ousibI;cBlibts 6eOtrgei9dit Tlbreu uuo Die Wdds
rem n6tbia BADEN. Stuoe Qofttirtc. Baltimore
6,ltb;r So Rr. 9lS, Sfs9altimorts Struts.
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