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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
OVER STUDY
Children Don't Break Down When Fed
Right.

Children Don't Break Down When Fed
Right.
1t is often the case that when children
break down at school it is attributed to
ovcrstudy, when it is really only a case
of improper, feeding.
This can easily be overcome by a little
care III the selection of food and drInk
Since childhood / have been q coffee
drinker and about year ago l became So
nervous and run down that l was com
PEELED TO leave school and give up study
ing altogether.
Everyone thought my i'll health was
due 10 ovcrstudy but during several
months of rest my condition did not M
prove but instead | grew worse Medi-
cines failed to help me and l was sick
and miserable all the time. One day a
'frieId while discussing my condition
advised me to leave off coffee and try
Postum. II was not long before | began
to gam strength for Postum began to
build ne up almost immcdia tely
In less than three months from The
time | left off coffee and used Postum.
w2s back again at my studies and was
soon studying harder than ever before
and yet 1 felt and looked fresh ard
can be no doubt in the world that all
this Improvement was due To leaving off
coffee and drinking Postum in its place.
My married sister, hearing what p vs.
tun did for me, thought she would Try
il but in making it she did rot follow
directions and got weak and character
less drink from which she and her FAM
lily turned in disappointment II was
shortly after this | visited her and ma ic
Postum directed on the package which
Is easy enough and all were SO dehghied
they sad they liked it better than cor
Zee Since then Postum has held a high
place IN my sisters household and her
heaith Is very Imuch better since She
let on coffee and began Postum
a scaoclmatc of mine whose complex
ION was very sallow and muddy saw what
Postum did for me and decided TO drink
~ IN place o. coffee and il was but snort
tune until she began to gain STRENGTH
and her complexion lost its sal,ow hue
Now she saws she will never drink apv
more coffee but will stick TO Postum.
This young lady also tells of numerous
other relatives and friends whose heal+.,
appearance and weight have been very
much benefited by leaving off coffee ao1
drinking Postum. the food drink. III
names given by Postum Co., Battle Creek
Mirh.
Look in c1ch pacakge for a cony of the
famous little book. The Read To Welt
VILE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
INJUHCrION CASE MOVED.
1t Goes to Mocksville Before Judge W. r.
Allen.

The injunction case against the collec-
ton of taxes on the present assessment
in Raleigh township will not be heard at
Henderson by Judge Ferguson, but at
Mocksville by Judge w. R. Allen, and this
on Monday.
The plaintiffs discovered yesterday that
it was necessary that the case be heard
either by the judge riding the district, or
by the resident judge. AS Judge PEBBLES
is busy with the Haywood-Skinner case it
became necessary TO ask for the hearing
before Judge Allen, who is at Mocksville.
Judge PEBBLES made the necessary change
in the order for the hearing yesterday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
Charged With Secreting His Brother
(By the Associated Press. J

Coffeyville, Kas., Oct S.-Former Con
gresham d. r. Nelson, of Tennessee
forfeited a bond of $4,000 by failing to APP
pear in the district court here Monday to
answer the charge of secreting his brother
John Nelson, from the county officers and
a reward of 5000 has been offered by the
county commissioners of Montgomery
county for the former Congressman's er-
rest. John Nelson was convicted of killing
Albert Morris, a year ago and while out
on bond he disappeared. His brother was
accused of hiding him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
Powers Attorneys File Exceptions.
(By the Associated Press.l

Georgetown, Ky, Oct. S.-The attorneys
in the case of Caleb Powers, after several
hours work in the special term OF court,
convened by Special Judge Robbins, for
the purpose filed this afternoon a bill of ex-
ceptions I'M order to get the the case be-
fore the Kentucky Court of Appeals
The sixty day limit gives the attorneys
for the defense until December 8, and as
the Court of Appeals adjourns December
is, for the holidays the Powers case prob
ably will not be UP for dee sion before
the term in January, 1904.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
Stone Opera House Quilted by Fire.
(By the Associated Press

Binghamton, N. Y. Oct. Sire which
started at / a. m. OH the stage of Stone
Opera House has completely Quilted the
structure, entailing a loss OF $3.50, 900
Paul Gilmorcs Company played The
'immy and the Humming Bird" at the
Stone last night. Part Of the Gilmore
Company's scenery is said to have been
destroyed. II is thought the Insurance
will nearly cover the loss
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
Indicted for Intimidating Negroes
CRv the Associated Press }

Wynne, Ark, Oct S.-The Federal
grand jury today indicted twenty-seven
white men on charges of intimidating ne
groes. Twelve of the men are from Cross
county. They are charged with attempting
to drive negroes from the county by
threats. They are under Indictment in the
circuit court of that county for murder
of a Memphis detective and for white
Gaping. The remaining men are from
Poinsett county:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
Couldn't Believe Them.

lady at the Marlborough House re
marked the other day This colored mn II
Ned Barnes seems to have a hard time
proving his character. l sec now that MIR
Fred Woodland and Mr.. Frank Barnes, Of
Wilson, arc here to testify for him. It's
funny they didn't believe the Governor
and Judge Connor.'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
heene's Horse Wins the Plate
(By the Associated Press.)

London, Oct. 9.-James r. Keene's
Lancashire, ridden by Lucien lynne, the
American jockey, won the imperial pro
duce place (of 5000 sovereigns, two years
Odds, six furlongs), at the Kempton Park
autumn meeting today. The Warrior was
second. and Orienta II came IN third
Seven horses ran.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
F0OTB ALL CAPTAIN.
Frank Thompson, Of Raleigh, on Gridiron a.
Pantops.

The friends of frank Thompson, son Of
Mr.. John w Thompson, will be pleased
to hear that he has been elected captain
of the football team of Pantops Academy
at Charlottesville, Va, where he is at
tending school
He has ranked among the best of the
younger baseball and football players
here, and it is certain that at Pantops the
team will have an able and resourceful
young captain. Success.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
Child Saving and Culture
CRv the Associated Press. !

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. S.-Organization
of the work of child saving and child cul-
ture was the principal topic considered at
the first days session of the Executive
Board of the National Congress of Mothers
which met in the residence here of the
National President Mrs. Frederick Schoff.
Organizers were appointed for New
Hampshire, Wisconsin, Delaware and
Texas
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
Confederate Monument Dedicated
(By the Associated Press.)

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. S-The monu-
mcnt erected to the memory of the Con
federate soldiers Of Maryland who par
ticipated in the battles around Chatta.
nooga, was dedicated at Orchard KNOB,
near the location of Grants headquarters
today. Governor Smith, of Maryland, was
officially represented by State Comptrol-
Ter Herring.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
PLAYED WIrH AN OLD GUN.
Now One Boy is Cold and Stiff, the other Prob
ably Nervous Wreck
Especial to News and observerD

Especial TO News and ObserVerD
Greensboro. N c., Oct. AT noon,
Henry Hammer aged ten, and Ed. Hammer,
his cousin, of the same age, were playing
with an old gun. The gun proved to be
loaded, for as Ed. playfuly snapped it, it
was discharged and the whole load struck
Henry in the stomach completely dsem-
bowelling him and killing him Instantly.
The boys were the best of friends In
vcstigation before police court resulted
in the discharge of the lad from custody.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10
Ufuguayan Gunboat Explodes.
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
Montiveido, Uruguay, Oct. S.-The Uru
guayan bunboat General Rivera (of 300
tons) has been sunk at Santo Barbara as
the result OF an explosion. Her command
er was burned to death and many of her
crew were killed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10

Buttcm, Mont, Oct. S.-General John
A. Leggett, territorial governor of Mon
tana, under President Grant, twice mayor
of New Haven, Mich, and one of the foun-
ders Of the Republican party is dying az
Hunters, Hot Springs, Mont, aged II.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10

Louisville, Ky, Oct. S.--The Natioua
Prisons Congress and official organiza
tions today elected Charlton 7. Lewis
New York City, president, S. II. Bitch
of ocala, Fla. was elected vice president
Of the Prison Physicians Association.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10

Positively without adulteration Bluc
Ribbon lemon and vanilla extracts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10

WlnstOn-SaI 80. Ky. -. .. :. Duo
Rules and Regulations: Round trip
tickets restricted to continuous passage
in each direction will be sold October 18th
to 18TH, inclusive final limit October 26th,
1903.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-10

A correspondent of the Laurinburg Ex-
change, discussing the shortness of the
cotton crop in the splendid cotton county
of Scotland, says:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30
Cir Die WtItz4usFcuuuo

Can 5ran3tsco, 20. 0e3. -
Der Sefuiten : gater oyoIep6 Qlque,
Otreftor Der 5ternparte in Muni[a
unO Elm 4ngeiteuter oes Ser. 6taatsnz
Better6ireauS, lit auf benz Oumpfer
Siberia" bier angefommen. sSn Ieiz
ner Sb6ut 6efinoet fi6 Der ptfIenz
f4aftIi6e She'll Der 96ilippinenzQ6z
t6eilung fir Die 81. QouiIer 0eltz
Qu5iteQung. Qls 8e6iilFen 6eqleiten
i'm Der &iinitler Quguft Sitter uno
Elm 5ilipinO : 8unIt6anonerfer, Haz
mems Ramon Srtnioab, Der eineUenz
&c Der duf Der Gternfparte in Munila
ge6raudten 4pparate perfertiqt BAT.
Sitter bringt cine Sammlunq bon
100 PerlmutterfdaaIen, bic ale in
tunItooqer M1alerei QnIi6ten aus ben
philippinen, 9uuptid9li9 @tubienz
t0pfe uno 4aratterifif9e Sro6ten
bet'hieoener 80lferif mme oes Qr6iz
psls, 3arItellen. 0ieie Sammlunq,
Die EN- eigendrtiges Bib bon ben elm
gebprenen 8erpo6nern gi6t, tpir6 in
Der B%hilippinen : Q6t6eilung cer
Weltuu5itenun9 CUR 56uu geiteat
tperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30

}i6t LANCE mad Der .3eit ndmIi6,
od i'd DieOer in Seacliff mar, fanfen
an einem Rsbeltage i'm 8anal 3pei
S6iffe our6 3uiammenftoB, uno er,
mut6ig ietn Qeben baranieBenb, INN
Die Inn i'm fer nit benz 5obe ringenz
BEN 5rduen uno &incer gu retten,
bate babel 3uleBt ieIb1t ben Sob gez
funOen. Sd fpeinte S6rGnen tiefen
Summers ii6er Iein ~traurtge5 uno
bod 10 ru6mpole5 Gnoe unb mar
itoI3 in benz 8eDanfen, buB aud ous
6er3 oteIe8 brapen Munnes 6reoa
Clifford emit gelie6t bate.
Gins5 Soge8 ma6ten mir einen
Qusflug mad Der fleinen 8u6t, pel6e
i6 an ienem berbdngniBoo1en Ia6z
mittage, Ou er midi, pie Nnoromeod
am 5elien 6dngenb, aIIein lieB, nit
Marf beiudt bate. 0isIes W2al err
| eigneis it4 tein fol4' f~utaIer 8orfaQ;
2t1es ging gut, nun purbe M}arf Our6
ate grinnerungen ungeregt fe6r ientiz
mental unD auf bem 8iifnege etpa5
unge3iemeno 3drtli9. @r ba16uIoigte
8eQa offentunOig. OaB lie ii6erfliiiiig
lei, aber benno6 fam i6 niAt iagen,
buB lire ooer beS S4iffers 8egen=
mart inn groBe S4Hdtsrn6eit Ober
| 3uriif6alturg auferIegten. = unb 10
bergingen Die gliidliden Wo6en unO
Mpnute, unD in Der an%gene6men tGgz
lifen @eIe1f6aFt msinsr 6reuroin,
berf40nert bur9 meines 9eliebten
bGufige 8efu6e, berging audi raid
ba5 Sa6r, pel6e5 a63undrten mir
ms ~pDrgenommen 6dtten.
Der CONNER I6panb, Der Winter
fam unb panbelte ii9 pieber in ben
CONNER; unb ais Der Sa9re5tag BON
Der armen Gqinor Sob getommsn uno
porii6er mar, ieBten mir u~nieren Sod
8eitstag FeIt unb purben fin uno o6ne
SSeitli6feiten in Der fleinen 8ir6e gu
Seucliff getruut,
Quf Isinen iPe3ieGEsn WunId fam
George Curtis, nm Die SteGe meines
@aters 3u bertreten; unb N2iB Bar
bara 6uirfar, in 6al6trauer, tpel4e
bei oieier 9etgen6ett audi nidt fe9len
po1te.
sd bate feline 8rautiungFern, trug
aud fein Rletb BON peiBem Qtlas,
aud feline 8riiFeler SpiBen. Gs CAB
necer Elm 6o63eit8mobl, nod 6o6z
8eit5fuGen; nod puren unbere 8dite
bu auBer ienen 6eiben often II. Bella;
fel6ft 3ante Selma uno lift pftriidz
far6ene8 SeiDenfleib mar ni9t einmal
eingalacen, I'm Der Sruuung bet3uz
pDbnsr.
Nber etnas mar Bel u~nierer Sod
3eit, mas Bel pielen anperen, tpp ar
bas 8orgeOa6te in 6iQe uno 5iQe
por6anoen 1T, feblt: 3pei. Die einun=
Der BON gan3em !9er3en liebten unb
bic, pie INNER Die 5orgen Iein m0gen,
pelfe oieIe fummerbo1e WeIt linen
bringt, gliifli4 ietn tperDen, 10 Iange
es Dem 6immeI gefdGt, lie chamber gu
erhdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30

Gouudlsgfuffs, Soma, 2 9aae-
Concord, &.se., 10 6tuHbsu.
Senotr, Colorado, 81 RAGE
Detroit. Bid, ! 1aa.
@albetou, 1egas, 2 GAGE 5 5tauetR-
6arris5uro, gd., 3 5tunbtn.
6%artforo. Connecticut, u Stun0tH-
SHbiaHapolis, SnD., ! Tas.
SodioH, Wtiififppi, ? Saas.
Sodiorbiqe, 5loriod, | Sda.
SauiassGifb. Tifourf, 2 GAGE.
QittIs Rod. arfanias, l Tao 10 StHnosS
QonisSige. RI, / Sac 2 6tunofu.
mtmpbis, Tenn, / Sag 5 StunOsn.
wpbils, @labama, 1Sug 8 5iunoeH
Rorioll, @irgiHisu. II 5tuHDsu.
@sp=CrIsaHs, Ga, l SAG 10 StuRae%
Staot @tps9crf. 5 Stuu0sH.
Cmaba, Rcbras9a, 2 Gage.
9ortlanS, mdiHe, ! 9aa.
QortiaHo, Oregon, 8 FACE.
9bilo6tlpbio. 9a., 8 StuuotA
9ittsburg, "a, II GtuHbeu.
9robio,ntt, as, Is Stun6sT.
8altiob, R.=6., 10 stuHotu.
Ct. 2ouis. MiTpuri, l 6ag 6 6turs,H.
Ct. QduI. Wtnntiota. I Ia0 u 5tuHesp
eaH 6rau3igcc. Sal, 4 GAGE IA Stunss@A
Soptfo, Ranias. . Sage.
Bottom, Olaf, Is Etuuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30
NgniuaIOu iua Nnstsllnnas ,Gnmmiiz
lar tueroen.

Wanila, %. DECEMBER. = Die
pbilippinenz Gommiiiton bat Die bon
@puperneur Saft Dol3ogene Grnenz
nung Don 43 GommihGren fir best.
2ouiier 0eltausfteQung beitdtigt.
Inter ben Grnannten befinben ii6
me6rere 6ilipinos. Die bebeutenoz
ten 5ilipinoS 5uriften, cine Menge
@ouberneure unb fonittga 6o6geitelte
8eamte MAIDEN Die energiI6iten Qn=
itrengungen, Die Grnennung Qguinalz
bo's gum gommiTdr bur93uIeBen.
SJn Der Ortfduft Galumpit Tino
our4 cine 6%eusrsbrunit ungefG6r $50
2eimItdtten 3erIt0rt unb an 1000
perIonen i6res Oboa4s 6erau6t
morben. Qu6 fanbsn me6rere 9er=
Tonen BEL Der 6eucrs6runIt, pel6e Ell
men S4aben BON $3.50 anridtete.
i9ren SOB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30
Nnicrr Ginluanoernnas: 9nnniIitinn
grfinOsr ouf Guis SsIonb. = Sat
bret Potente uuf aortofFel N}a=
i6nen unO III tetenirt.

If' "NN~ ANAN4llAI+
Rem gorf, 20. 0e3. Der
@ertreter Ger 0eutf6en gefeuf8aft
duf gGi5 SSIano entoedte oeitern
3nii4en 10 pon Der synauiiition
ausgei4lofenen uno oetenirtsn MGnz
nsrn ben 66 Sabre alien Carl 8ro6z
mann, Der am %. 9e3em6er uuf benz
9omPfer n8elgrubia" bier unqefomz
men mar, nm Ii6 gu Ieinem 66paQer
Sulius 9agen, Der in oy%o6n86uro,
Niagara : @ountp, po6nt uno 8iirz
ger 1T, gu 6ege6en. Ourd bic pieIen
0%etentrungen fir bic SnquiIition
ipd6reno Der IeBten Sage 0auerte es
etnlge Sage, Bis bic Do6lt6dtiafsitsz
4genten Die 5dqe erfu6ren fonnten.
9ro4mann bate fi9 Dor etfpu fiinf3id
Sabren 3tp0lf Monate bier aufqe6dIz
ten uno fam ieBt bier6er, nm Orei
patente, beren 3e4te er fir me6rere
2dnber errporben bat, 3u berfpert6en.
9te Batsnte fino fir cine RartoFfeIz
@rnotemoi6ine nit S6leuDertromz
mel uno 5pei anoere @rnotemuTdiz
nen. 8orldufig 6efinoet fi6 8ro6z
mann nuF @ais : SsIano o~etenirt unO
her 8ertreter oer 9eut16en @e7eQ=
I4aft pirb 0eriuden, i'm los3ueifen.
8etern fpuroen uuf Der SnieG nur
81 @intponoerer bonn 0ampfer SIS
lamb" gelanoet, am 6onntag 1870
bon Der rP6iluoelp6ia", 516 BON ga
Souraine" uno 200 BON Der nGtruz
ria" Sn 26 JGGsn bate qeitern
N}orgen nod fein @erb0r Dor oereynz
quiiition itattgefunben, uno unoez
fd6r 25 tpuroen CUR Deportation a6z
deI6o6en.
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Trnnmften=Warft.

untenftsbenoe preife 6e3is6en ffd
auf ben Gngros : 9anbel; fir ben
&~lein6anoel muB Elm entfpre6enber
Nufi9lag gemu4t perben.
6arm : Probutte.
Qebenbes 8efliigeI, pro pfunb:
tung '6uqner 12c. Biz 14c.; alte 6i6=
ner IT,; Gnten 1Oc. bis 49,; puter
15c. bis &c.; @dnie 12c. big 14c.
Sauben, PRO paar zoe. bis 25c.
@el6ld4tetes 9efliigel, pro 9funb:
iunge 5iibner 12c. bis 14c.; ulte 9a6z
ner 12c. bis 13c.; Gnten lac. Bis 15c.;
9dnie 12c. Bis 15c.; Outer 15c. bis
20c.
Gle, pro 0uBenb Bic. bis 33c.
Qepfel, pro 6aB, SIPS Bis $3.50;
Srau6en, pro 8orb lie. bis 12c. ;
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Nithfntttr: unh gtruhnreiie.

5olgenoes iinO Die dtf ben itaotIis
den !0eupaogen 8eItern fir 9eu,
5tro6 II. +. N. er3ielten Preiie:
9orbnefIi6e 9eupddge.
6eu.-9imotbn $14 bis SIG, &leez
beu $13 Bis SIS pro Some.
@trob. = Wei3enitrob So big So,
5aFerItro6 $14 big ST pro Some.
M}ai5 = (neuer gelber) $3.50 big
$3.50 pro 6QB.
0eFIi6e 9eunuage.
6eu.-8imotbb $13 big SIS, Slice
beu $14 pro Some.
6tro6. = @ei5enItrp6 So, Roggens
ftro6 $18 Bis $40 pro Some.
Mais-$275 Big $2.85 PRO SAB.
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sGdnb b.

Bremen, EtutIhlanb, Q SaQt.
p Euos 2Jnrcs, GrQeutiuitu, % saw
Galf>ttd, gritiib.Snbisn, 30 Face.
Ssmerarn. @riiiias@uiaua, 16 Rage.
6orQsRJng, Gbiro, 9 Engs.
Giu0fon. Somaica, 5 Togt.
2]iosrpool. gueloHD. Z Gaae,
Gultrr. shntig, 10 Sage.
etaot Mtrifc, Wtrito. Tdee.
0tasfau, aubl1no, u 5aqs.
9anau1a, Der. Staaten BON Golou5ia, 7 Rage
Qdris, Trartrti6, s 7aae.
Guebst, 6aLaba, 2 SoQs.
@io BE- aancirO. groFli,H, o Sage,
Rom, Sialjtu, 10 Toqt.
Ct. So6ug. 0tufunnfano. 4 Saot.
St. Petersburg, RuBiauD, 70 9uge.
SSsutp, Nutratisr. 81 5agt.
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OrGnoci: entbnm at berfanieu.
2u pcrfauicu i'm Cn.Nnftimpre,

9tne prd9tiocn siUeiit6dtQen oduitr all GenipoOb.
0peuu., 5ipli0sn 6airmuuntsStpe. unD ~Sapette.
etraBt, sn 0duierotpitrt pom rgatttrions9art.A
Gits iuo obut ,3nsiiel bic am geiten ~Qtbauten
Sduier in baltimore iHr pas @tlO; ent6altsn
ic6s 3imntr, 9aot,iumsr uno G~orripors. iotpi:
oae moaerriteu Ginri6tuugcu, eini9liebIi6 ots be.
fen SUit,ms BON r9iumbiue" uuO Ab;uos=sanaI,
Marntpr=G or jcrunQrn uuo zIrcppe, Qranolitifht
Scrracs uuo otrbt1srtes Strabenpfiatcr. 8runos
aims 1850 bro Sabr.
GewGro =. Gana9ber
9aumeiter.
Gcal9- Ir. 263S, Gft=8altimore=5tr.
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betrug 113,051 8uf6el; @erTanot BON
ben Glebatoren PIG 8u19eI; 8orrat6
in ben Glebatoren 1,044,318 8uI6sl.
8erfdufe; 5000 nelter Spot gu 40,
5000 Do. gu 494 10000 Sanuar gu
49,, $1,000 neuer Spot 81 49,, $500
Rr, 2 peiBer Spot, nerler, gu 49,,
1000 Steamer gemti6ter Spot gu
ALL 90OO m an ATS
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9u[timprsr Gffeftenb6rie.
(Btrt4ttt fay ben ..7tRtiAen GsrrefpoustnttH' Dut4
J. @E. Ripetueorf & SOL

J. @E. RiDetueorf & Go1
Baltimore, %. DECEMBER.
&. @m. Mibbenborf C so. bere6s
men fir 5rancs: 8anfiers Sratten
auf go Sage 5.223, uuf @i6t 5.198,
faufmdnni16e auF so Sage 5.23B biz
5.248. Rei6smart auf so Gage SO
1916. @uIben auf go Sage 3944.
Sterling 8anters auf 60 Gage
4.819, auf @i4t 4,84ss, taufmdnnii4e
4.805 big 4.81B.
Nertauie anf Der EieFcen gffettens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30

SdI3fleii6: pro PFun0, gan3e
S6uItern, engIiI6 gsi6nitten. &c.;
gan3 tur3e 8ippen, 73c.; Seitenz
ipsf, SIC; gon5e 2eibitiife, 84c.;
5petzS 6uItern, &C.; rSu8drz@u~
reb" 66ultern, Sc; S6inten, 49,;
o6ne 9uut, lie; Picnic, Sc;
nW}eB"s 56peinefleiI4, $14.O0 PRO
Sap; S4mal3-in 3ierces, gut rafs
fintrt &c., in 6dfern SIC.
3affee: 9otirun9en iinb pie folgt:
auF Der Bats Don Il Gents pro
pfunb fir Rio Scr. Z; Santos 73e.
bis 119c.; Mdrucai6o 93c. big 1886;
SABA 19c, Bis 23c.; M}otfa 18c. bis
19c.
ger0itetsr 8affee: e. 8. g., in 9i@
item 12c. pro Pfuno; in 8ii4fen uno
@Gfen, reiner SABA, 323c. Biz &c.;
SABA unb Motta, gemif6t, 28c. bis
281c. pro 9funo; reiner Maratatbo,
235c. bis 24c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30
8nltimnrer Wnrftberihte.

Eeyiat,t fur Ou s9tati@tn eoErsrOnOtntsn'.l
Baltimore, %, DECEMBER.
We6L.- Die 6eutige W}ehI3ufu6r
betrug 1881 5GTsr, einf6lisBli8
1885 Safer gu Qocuitz9oint unO
10,045 6GFer gu Canton; &iiitenO:rz
fonot - 5dfer. Die 9reiie purOsn
6eute Oon 10c. Biz zoe. erb06t unO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30

ATT 9eile inn GusIanot beIor9t ~iHnegbalb "a StanAew
an bcbtuttne herabgtiestem 8reiie
&0uagO aatGe.
@@e@GBS@Ge 4agtt@Os'S tgakewI@ 8sSGESeaWs&a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30
@nnoerpone Gntoefnnn

frau II iniame, cine berpprragenee Gpelia,
Iflfin In Fr~aufHzSsteeu; brahte Enuienocn upu
~ltiosnDen Gvartn Das Slid Der Gtiunpbeit; bate
ME eiHn Jthli9lag; in a4tunopirJ;a etunosn uiro
in iraenDpIbem Stnotnm ainoergna psriAaFft. pbr
fsint 8t3abluna; feline Gbmerjtn, ftine @tfabr,
Ifiat llnttrbredunq Der eeftdftieuhs: abiolut f6,r
uno bariHl0s; inn 9trtdu oor per 9Ot ~. G n=
fcrfa6flhts, pripdttg 6eim Hr
Eamtn. Stbiiosts Rranf,npFltetvi nrtn: drit.ibf
RehanD.uaa. fails etpIiniht; 25=iabriee Grfab.uua.
EsrtbHanOtH bon 10 lis 8. SoRrtaqs BON 2 bis 5.
Gatbrt6tiluHp traits.
Tram ". 9BIHtdms.
CIR. 85. TloreaoofDdros Strabt, G~altimsre.
-lEa@. NE III
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HH;eiasu. -3m uertamien.
GncnzCrael $50;

@hcpsCrgsI S25;
5e. gaar uno SOC. pro Wo6t. St0ts 9iano,
eantu, 3r. 1901. GlO=Gbarlsss. Gdc 9anburg'
Gircbe. C283-)
GIcsautcs 4idniup SOS;
iptrtb $3.50. SCOTS 4iauos2ooen, Sir. 1901, eao:
Gbarltss, Cdr SambnrgsStr. (2S3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-30

l4O Qdtr, / Reiltn bon Baltimore, an Der g.
& G.s9lhn". Cute Gtbduos. Cute @cmlit= uo.r
@ttr1iot=6asm. 81 %srfraotn bel 5amcs u.
cannon. fir 5ruitees, gatrrt.9uiloino.
(Cft14 1HA
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Sarlcbcn nnf MDbeln NIB nnSerc
6iterbeittn fir 6 9~rp3snt-eenau mad Dem neuey
Seits; prinatim.
Rid,ter. Tr. 2IO, 81. Srrtnatuu=str.
3immsr Tr. 4, sganiantsguiloinq.a
SIN rcr cfhct uirb Seutfd, scfprod,eu.
CDlai20,1O
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6eutioe ShIuRrate

pa [. ytNll9E Uu7tI5HTu9I
21,887 9uI6el; aus ben Glepatpren
3uriidge3ogen 4142 8uT6el; 8orrat6
in ben Glebatoren 207,118 8uI6el.
8ertauFt prrbe Elm Waggon glr. 2 gez
mii9ter i'm Glebdtor gu Canton gu
399.
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Srrlanet.- Skinner rnO Gnaben.
Sttlaagt in M%Naeueinen.

II d
sin 9urtntr iHr Montn=2lrtifel, l.. Glafts
@at;ut, init $1,000. t3ui9rifteH inter Gbiiire y
an ocu r3tutibcu &orrt; p%onoeut". {36l-5l
eudt
GARNER nit camille, nm eincu 9btii timer Der
bcttta 6armt" III UtarDlano irmmcnosu 5abres ju
b~earb,itcu torn, Gartufieln unii RrautI. 9tIstr
ipiirDc, iDcnH aepiiHidt, 9isroc, 9dtrs8erdtbibdi=
ten, Sdfntn etc. iitieri. AOrelRre NIT aeferen3en
ntbft Angab, Der @r0bt uno alter Der G%dmilit:
Go. 0. tdbit, 2tonurOtopu, Ct. Natp's Gountp.
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