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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-08
BY MARIoN MAETiNEAU.

BY MARION MAETINEAU.
WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY kEPuBL1C. !
The diplomatic smile is one that is capti-
waiting all Washington.
1t Is bright. dazzling, sympathetic and
convincing. :
In other days II would have been called
the smile Of the coquette.
The coQuette Is considered perfectly
good form these days.
More than that. she Is envied, and her
ways are studied.
The coquette does not simper. does not
demand admiration, does not seek atten-
ton, does not talk nonsense and does not
pose
On the contrary, she is bright, intelli-
gent. and sometimes actually pedantic.
But she understands how to use her
learning. and she understands how to dis
pose of her brightness to the best possible
Advantage.
To express It better and more briefly. the
seoQuette Is one who understands the art of
beauty and who knows how to be pretty
every hour in the day.
Not every woman knows how TO be pref
ty. She has the features for beauty, the
voice. the eyes. the manner and the
fpeech.
She has the figure. the walk. the car
s.5age. the bearing and all the little graces
OF person. She has every requisite of
beauty. yet she does not know how to he
beautiful
Have yon not seen such women?
Faultless OF complexion. with shadewy
eyes and clear skin that make you envy
ftem. they were ye. SO nfeless. so listiess.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-08

so Indifferent. so inane that you could not
for the life of you call them beautiful.
Men who are excellent judges of beauty
Will tell you that while pretty face un-
Questionably attracts at first, the novelty
soon wears off. unless there Is something
else back of it. -
Some of the most beautiful women In
the world fail to hold the admiration Of
the opposite sex simply because they do
not understand the art Of being beautiful.
They do not know how to make the most
Of that which they have.
THE COQUETTE'S ART.
Being beautiful is distinct art. 1t is a
coquettish art
1t is the art which teaches woman how
to make her eyes sparkle and glow.
1t is the art which tells how to make
her color bright. sending it to her cheeks
in a rush and back again.
1t Is the art which teaches woman how
TO express emotions in her face and how to
look as though she were in sympathy
with her hearer.
The art of good facial expression is the
most subtle one that is known to the CO.
quette
1t is she who can look at you. open her
eyes and smile in such a manner that you
are simply bewitched; and 1t is she who
can bubble over with emotion, though
without shedding tear. thus showing you
her very dear and very deep sympathy.
The coquette forces her mouth to be ex-
press!vc.
She never lets the corners droop, she
never lets her mouth grow long, narrow
ard thin-lipped.
Sic ncvcr gets into tie habit Of compress
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mouth. she must not wear low braid
at the nape of the reck.
And she knows that. unless her head be
shaped like that of Joan of Arc, she must
not try to f1atten her coil and reveal its
outline.
If her head Re little she can go in for
fuffiness.
But if 1t be big she must try in every
possible way to make 1t look a little
smaller. for big head is never admi-
rable.
These ara jus; a few of the things
which the coquette must know and learn.
but they are enough to insure her place
in the foremost ranks of beauties.
LETTERS FROM ANXIOUS READERS
Mrs. T.-Please te; me the massage
movements for the treatment of lines
that run across the forehead.
Wet the finger tips in good wrinkle
cream.
Pass them lightly over the forehead
wrinkles. rubbing across the lines. not in
the creasec.
If you rub directly into the burrows you
will make them deeper.
Miss TT have a heavy crease across
my forehead. 1t looks like big furrow.
1t comes from scowling. they say, yet
do not really scowl. Is there anything to
be done for it?
Steam the fuIrow. rub cold cream Into
it, then wash il thoroughly with soap and
water. using soft scrubbing brush
Rub again with cold cream anf Gust
lightly with powder. You will then find
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Continued on page nine.
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@rethen unb 11riula hatten

8ret9en uno uriuld 6utten itf
f6nen Der Site uno StaubmGntel
entlebtgt, oann ndren lie Our4 Die feft@
li8 gef6muGte 3immerrei6e gei9rtt@
ten. Wte freute fi9 urfuld, bier nod
N1es nie Dor Sa6ren nieber3ufinoen.
@s mar i6r in ben lieben betdnnten
8Gumen pl0BIi8 gu Mut6e, uls iet tie
niemals bon bier fort gepeien. Die
ulten MtD6el, bic alien b%etunnten Bill
Der fpra6en cine liebe, trdute SPrdae
gu i6r. ., bier fe6lte g}i4ts an ben
unbergeBli9en @rinnerungen threr
58Dnen eriten Sugenbjobre!
Stun Itunb lie in 3unte @uguiten'5
S6lufftu6e. 9ort ii6er benz 8ett bin
oen bic 8emGloe Oe8 ber1tor6enen
6errn pon 8a8liB uno Der betosn
nod i'm 4nubenalter gemulten SO9ne
Ger Sante. @40ne, bIaudugige, fri
f6e, fro6e 8eIt8ter, bic it8 iebr Gbnz
Ii6 Iuben. 2unge tpeiIte nriula i'm
Qn5dauen bubpr, bic tleinen !9dnos
belt tie geFaltet, Der ernite iinnige8lif
foBte ie6en Der 3iige 8%iai6oGO'S ouf
uno 3ei6nete i'm auf ben tiefen Sim
terqruno i6rer Seele.
@ret6en'8 6eitere Stimme 4aate
benz iunqen M}Go6en aus benz Rebenz
3immer entgegen:
80 ftefit 9u benn, l1riulo?
Romm', Der N}otfa pirO falt, uno
na8 Der MOrgenreife babe t4 8rimmiz
cen @ppetit; Idnger tann i'd ntat
me6r uuf Did tparten!"
Cfortfekuna !Olpt.D
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Giehnt1rfte.

g6tcugo, 10. e6r.-Rin0bieR:
6eutige 3ufu6r 1900; Murtt itetig;
9rei1e $1.4O Bis $3.50 @4meine:
6eutige 3ufp6r $4,000, mOr9en 49,
600, i6rig geblieben 5000; N}ortt
Sc. Bis 1Oc. 606er; qreiie $6.40 Bis
S7.171. @8ofe: 6eutige 3ufnbr
1000; Murtt ftetig; 9reiie @4ofe
$3.50 Bis $3.50, 2mmer $4,75 bis
$3.50.
Sat Qtbertp, qu., 10. 6e6r.
- Rinbpie6: Martt iteti9; 9retie
$3.50 bis 1925. S6meine: Wtdrtt
b06er; 9reiIe $3.50 bis $7.25,-
66aFe M}artt iteti8; Preiie $1,75 Bis
$500.
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Bte5futters nnn gtrubpreiis

6olsenOes finO Die ouf ben %itaatIiz
den 8aagen fir 9eu, StrOb II. I. m.
geitern er3ieIten 9reife:
OefGt9e 5eunuuge.
~9eu.-3imOtbp, 500 PRO Sonne,
&tee6eu $16, 9emiT4tes $17 pro
Some.
@trob. - @ei3enFro6 $40 Bis
81, R~oggentrO6 ST. PRO Some.
Mdts- neues, $2.85 Bis $3.50
PRO Sap.
@eftt8e 9eunouge.
5eu. - Simpt6D $40 Bis 500 pro
Some, &Ieebeu $16 Bis ST, gemii4z
te8 $18 bis $40 pro Some.
Strob. - Mei3en5trob 5000
Bis $11.50, Roggenitro6 SIC Bis SIT
pro Sonne.
Mais- neue5, $3.50 Bis $500
pro Sab.
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auf so Sage 5.184 (peniger 1i16) bis
$40. 8ei9smdrt auF go Sage
"a 11f16- @ulben duf 60 Sage
SO 1915.
Sterling 8antiers uuf go Sage
4.849 Bis 4.848, auf Si6t 4.874 bis
4.878, faufmdnnif6e 4.844 bis 4.845.
8ertdufe ouf Der bieftgen @ffetten=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14

GouHdERluffs. Soma, 2 9ass.
Gontor0, R.f6.. 70 StuubsH.
9cHbtr, COLORADO, p Eaat.
Sttroit, Ti6., / SAG.
galbcfon, Seros, 2 Icae 5 StuHotas
6arris6uro, IA, 3 StGnbtu.
6artforS, Connecticut, y StunoeH.
indianapolis, 9uo., / 6ae.
Sadi0H, TiiFifppi, 2 Sa1s.
SodioHbine, Slorion. I Saa.
RaHiassGitb, DliRouri. 2 5aoe.
2ittls Rod, arfauius. I 8aa 1S SHHosA
Gouisoias, 3D., / Sno 2 StuHoeH.
0tmpbis, Tenn, / sag . 5tuHosH.
Mobile, Hia6ama, 1EaQ 8 SttHoeu-
Roriolt, 9irsjuitu, II StunOeu.
ReiUsCrltuns. Ga, / 5dQ 10 StunosA
6taot Rtio=9orf. s Stuuoen.
Cmobu, 3cbragIu, 2 5aqs.
9orilane, Blaine, 1 5ao.
gortlanb, Oregon, 3 9a1s.
philadelphia, pa, 3 Stuuotn.
9ittsburg, IA, II 5tuuOtn.
Rro0iotrcc, Rs. lG StunDtn,
&aIsigb, R.s6., 10 StunOtn.
Ct. 2ouis, 0iTouri 1 5do 6 eturbtH.
Ct. Qoul, Minnsiota, I Sas y Stunbtas
San Gran3igco, Gal, 4 Gage Il 5tunOsa@
Sopcia, Ranias, . 3ags.
Bottom, Olaf, Is StUuotH.
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Nnftions>N nseigcm.
9urd =. u. @~irfIanf, NuFtionator.
Verfualtcrss Scrfanf
-Oes-
6rontzS traBenzS 6eaters,
elmer baran g~ren3enOen R~eItdurutiOn
unb Wo6n6au8 als gr. 314,
eSrnnt<Strnbe befdnnt.

SrDNI>SILQBe, DSIuHH4.
Graft nnD in 9tugfibrung zines 9efebls ots
Rr.isoeridtg Der StdOt Baltimore ipiro Der Inter
,eidrtie am Routog q, Otn :. Wdrj, GabmIts
tdas / ll6r, in Der rRtll Gitate Grtdngt," eriter
6lur I'M 9aipE9ujlOine, pas geiamntts ndbFolgeno
btitritbtne uno in Der 5taot baltimore, DtO., be-
legent @runotigtntbum dmi OiItntl:9er HuttioH
ot~rfdpFen:
Grttrg - Gin @runbtif oil brr IorODcfz
Gde Der Tronts uuo QopsStrdbe, nit elmer 6ronte
an 'front.' Strabs BON ~un9cidbr jlptiunonbtila 81
7(ub itbs lJ ,3oQ uuo elmer 2itte Bis 5u SOnts'
5dacn BON %uu8tidbr ttnbunocrt uuo nttinunoptfr=
iio Q4g Iub. 9ebaut 1T Odhslbe nit o'm 6rontz
et~raBen.5bsatr. Die 5ronte Des ~biingttn @runo=
itiids, nit elmer 3itfc BON nturunOneunji9 l90
sub IT tincm idbrIiden @runojins BON prtibun0trs
Collars ($3GM untertporfcn, unD Der iibri9c 6btii
uutcrlitqt tintm idbrIiben Grunojins BON fIui=
uu0itbtnjig 2olur5 $50.
ptiteng Sin an obiQts 8runoftiif an=
artn5tuocs Grunotjoentbuui, nit elmer Gronte at
fronts 5trabt BON %unQcfdbr i~cbtnjrbu On 6ub
nno elmer 5icic BON ineeidbr mountaineering (99l
SuB. @ebaut lit DaFtlbe nit elmer 3rpe:t0dioen
sicqclitciutrncn 8eft1uratior unO 28obnbnus, als
Rr. 3l4, 6routsStrlBt, bcflnnt. Ginem idbrlibeH
8runoiins oon OreiuHOiebs3ig Collars unO fiini=
unOfcb:niiq 6tnts ($63.75l urttriuOricn.
9trfuuts gtoinQunQen: 9dar. Gin Sepoitum
bon Iiiufbuuo:rt Collars $500 iuirO aui od5 trhe
Grunoitiid uuo eiubunOrt Solors ($l00I auf ou3
3iutite sur 3tit ot5 8crfauis p~trldugt. Ant Wisz
then, sttueru, @run0 I;nieu unO 99ahcrmtttbin
tptroeu bis gum 9crtauistagt bcri6ti9t.
Ti1arD =. Gulbrttb
9r. 963, Gliptrt=9uil0inq,
5rufcr.
.. u. &irftnnO,
(33, 48,G1l Nuttiondtor.
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Gus b.

Bremen, S~tuti61ouo, Q Sage.
Putuos NBrtg. grqrHtinicu. % Sase
Galtutta. 9ritjid=Snoitu. so 5aee.
Semerarn, ~@ritiiAs8uiaud. Is 9d9t.
6oHG=75ne, China, % 5age.
6inQfon, Samaita. ) Gage.
9io;r0orl, Gnolauo, 7 Iaot.
9u3trH, S6pci3, 10 Sage.
etaot Tsrifu. Wtrifo, > 5dss.
0losfuu, Gublauo, u Saes.
Banana, Der. staatcn BON Colombia, 7 TaaG
1aris, Gruufrtid, 3 GAGE.
Cutbtt, GaLuDo, 2 Ia0e.
Gio Be Sarciro, g%raflicH, o SAGE.
Rpm, 5talieH. 10 Eaqc.
Ct. SUbus, Ieuiuunlaue, 4 Toos.
Ct. PETERSBURG, @ubloHr, y Iage.
Shonsn. Nuhralitn. 81 Taae.
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in 8i6Ten unb @Gfen, reiner SABA,
32Ic. Bis &c.,; SABA unb MOtta, ge@
mtf9t, 28c. Bis 285c. pro Pfuno; reiz
ner M~arQcdi6o, 225c. Bis 23c.
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BnItimnre Mnrfthrrimtr.

Baltimore, ben Is. 6ebruur,
Me9L. - Die 9eutige Mebl3ufubr
belief ii9 auF 9163 5Gfer, einidlieBz
1id ST. TGfer gu Occult : 9Oint unO
1852 6G1er gu Canton &iitenDerz
fanbt 1882 6GTer. M}artt i'm 4ugez
meinen ru6ig unO ~gOtirungen pie
FnIr4.
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gcf0roernna bon PoFia5en.

Qd7ge Der erforberti4en 3eit our Gr'
rsi9ung Der Deri4ieoenen Be-
itimmungsorte.
uutentebenb 1T Die uugefdbre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der PoftIu4en bon
benz Baltimorer 9oIt : 8irsuu mats
BEN 6uupfIG9Ii9sn einbeimii4en anO
ouspdrtiqen StGoten Der3ei4net.
SnIano.
atlanta. Ga, 19 et:7OeH.
Ntlantit=Gito. RS, 6 StuHosH.
P-1oflpn, 80, 6 5tuuosn.
gitiuQtor. gtrmOni, II 5tVHosHs
buffalo. R.s9., Is Stnnotn.
6apt Wau, Q.=5., 6 6tunbtH.
6bdrlsfoH, SIS, Is StunoeH.
6bicaqo, Jns., / Sug.
Columbia, 6.sG,, II StunotR.
Cincinnati, CbiO, 20 StuResn.
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0nifmarfensN aentnren.
0erI9ieboue StaOtIbeile, in ptI6sn
9OItz8ertbIadsn bertauft
F0SrNpn

DNLtNNF
Deroen.
Wtlbols, 6. g. SOFT.
qort=Roab Burusn g.. Sabbinoton.
~goriu6sNptnus uuO 6arriiOHhrdBs - Gobert g..
g. 6aQ.
q. strabs uuO 6HNtinq oOHsQSenue Souls
Rtinbonar.
Cranoepiae - oirdm Rimbls.
RortsGp,nue uub3 ObniOn.strubs O.. 2. 6.
Shtiot.
8. unb Gouub.strabe. 9ig6IanOtofDn - Samss
g. Sruar.
Cranatpiae - GtorQs 9sn.
Qr. Is, l~lnionsaD,uue (BOoO5srrpl Clarence
9. @iaiumg.
proaOtpaD uuo galtimoresSt gtOrgs 5.
Bap.
untssstatiou, 9tuniDlDarier gabu' - 9. 8.
gronH.
Gamotnss Station, .gultimortsC biOsgabn.H
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9arlebcn AMI GrnnOsisentbnmt.

7arlcben bDn $500 Bis $4,000
ouf 8runOeiq,ntbum in Der 5taOt urO Otm 2anOs,
~uieoriqc 9~jnsrdttn. S. ID. 9errp & 9 o n,
CIR. 225, ct. Qaul=5trabt. (4prilll,1O
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Butter, pro 8fun0

Sdl3fleii6: PRO Pfun6, gdr3e
@9ultern, engG. gef4n., 94c.; gang
tur3e Hippen, 93c.; Seitenfped,
1896; gauge 2ei6Itiide, 1885,; Sped
@dultern, 1916; Sugar : Gureb"
@6ultern, 1876; S4tnten, 1896;
o6ne !9aut, 124c.; picnic, 1Oc.;
.M1eB"=G 9peinefleii4 $3.50 pro
SAP; @9maGa = in Sierces, gut rafz
finirt, 101c.; in 6dfern, 1O4c.
Raffee: Notirungen iinb pie folgt:
auf Der Bats DON 8! Gents pro
gfunb fir Rio Nr. Z; Santos Tie;
bis lit; Maracui6O 94c. Bis 1876;
SABA 19c. bis &c.; Motta 18c. Biz
Ice.
ger6Fetsr auffee: 6. 6. G., in ais
fen, 101c. Bis 10.70c. pro pfunO;
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BdItimorer Gffeftenb6tie.
C5tri4ttt .Gs ben sDsutiasn GOrrsiponosnF;u' hEr5
2. NE TiDDtnbnrf K GAl

Baltimore, ben Is. 6e6ruur.
S. Wm. M}tobenbDrF &c 60. bere6z
men fir 5r1ncs: 9antiers : Sratten
duf 5.18B (fpeniger 1916, duf Si9t
5.15k (peRiler 1f16l. taufmdnnifde
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6eutige S9luBrate:

u al 5.-SIe 9euti9e Wtdts3ufu6r
6etrug 3O4,852 8u79eI; @srIarOt
BON ben Glepatoren 497,1O3 8uf6el;
GleDatoren @orrat6 959,655 8uf6eI.
@srtGuFe: 10000 8uI4el Mdr3 gu
524, 5000 Spot 81 5355, 1900 gr, 2
petBer @ppt gu 538, 1900 Steamer
gemii9ter Spot gu 505, $500 Do. gu
5O5, 1 Bag8on Spot gu 538, 1000
Steamer gemif6ter Spot gu 505.
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8er. Stadien 8etouuneta
ungen.

Gnpeifen9sn big 8ur 666s non
$3.50 tDiten 8 gents.
4npsifungen i6er $3.50 Bis $500
tDItsn 5 Gents.
Qnpefungen iber $500 Big $1,000
tOiten s Gents.
Qnpeifangen I6tr $1,000 bis
$4,000 often 10 Gents.
QnneiIungen ii6sr $4,000 Biz
$4,000 foitIn II Genig.
@npeiIungen iiber $4,000 Big
$4,000 toitsn Is Gents.
Qntpetiungsn iber $4,000 Biz
$4,000 toten Is @ents.
GnpetIungen ii6er $4,000 Bis
$4,000 tO1ten 20 Gents.
4nrpeiiungsn ii6er $4,000 Bis
$1,000 toTtea 25 Gent8.
Qntptifun9sn ii6er $500 big
$4,000 toiten 80 Gents.
5anbeIgpoptre - 8o8ett bis 3uw
Gepi6t BON 10 lln3en 5 Gents;
8adete iiber 10 ltn5en 74nsr, 10 Gts.
(ob geI9Iofen, Doer ni4D nit Nus'
no6me BON M1nufcripten nit beifoIs
genoen Gorreftur 8pgen, ferner ale
berfitgeItnS u6tn Ciebe untenIteBno)
2 @snis pro lln5e, nit Qusndbme bon
8rieFen in 9oTt 6 StdtiDuen, I'D Die
9oftIa6cn ni4t ou8gstraqen tperben,
1 Sent pre- t1n3e. PoIt : 3orttn, ie 1
Gent.
3psiter &GaTs PoIfo6en - Set
tungen, pierfIiGbrli9 oOer 0fter ers
i6einenDs 3ei!fdriften, nsl6e ni6t
gratis bart6eilt fperoen. 0as aq9ez
meme 8ublifum be3a6lt oafir nit
giienba6n M}drttn gu Der State BON
ie 1 Sent fir 4 lln3en ober 3bsIIe bdz
BON, tpenn ni6t perlisgeIt.
0ritter Slate - (gsorudte, feline
8lQacoz8Uter), GirtuIare, anoere gez
orudte Sa9en, Gorrstturs8 ogen unO
~beifo1g,noss NeruIcript, 8alentineS,
WIIif : 0~otenbIGtter, 6~eliotnpe5,
EJromos, 4Iafate, 2itbogropbie'n u,
g5rudts Qn5sigfn i'm Qugemsinen,
tGmmtli6, tosnn ni4t bsrIis9eIt, i
Sent fir 2 un3en o0er tpeniger.
8erter 3laTe-Daoren un0 Muz
fer, 8lantpz8ii6sr u. 9upiere, @r3e,
ale Ga9en, pel9e ni4t in irgeno eli
rer Der Qnbersn &IaFen eingeI4lOfen
unO i6rer Ratur no8 ni6t 8sfdbrIi@
pber berber6li9 fir Den Snbalt Der
onOsren Potia6en IinD. (Gin ipez
3ieGeg 8eieB ieBt Ous 9ortO fir Sds
r1ersien, 46legsr, 8ur3elr, Spr0Bz
Inge unb 9fGan3sn auF bic Rate Don
sinem Sent fir ie 2 lln3en feTt.) SANS
torQenannte 4rtiteI ni9t me6r, uIs 4
gfunD 6etragsn, / Sent prO un3s oott
0eren 8ru8tbeil.
DQarenprD6en - 9adetc big gu 4
Hn8en 2 Gents; godete iibsr 4 llr3en
f6per, l Sent fir ieoe 2 un3en oocr
b>zen 8ru6t6eil,
WuIter o6ne 0ertb - 90f1gss
pi6t 81 un3en. 0ieIe 9odete Oiirftc
no4foIgenbe MaaBe ni6t ii6eri4rels
ten: u 3oG lang, 8 Son brett unO 4
Bon bod. D2an aufgerout, burFtH
is u 3oG lang uno 6 3Ou i'm ums
| fange fem.
RtgiFrotion5gebibr fir 8riefe unb
dnbsre 4ofienOungen betrdgt 8 Gts.
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$4,000 aar-$3.O0 pro ISOLDE

ST. p%crFaufeH:
3irtih5diee 9dui.r nit is9s 3Inntru oil Srsr''
etrabs, iluii6sn gaItimorssstr. uno GairuIouni'
Gue ntben s9attcrions9arl'. Shit Saultr sHf'
baIten ale ~nsEsitsR SequmIi9ftEttn, e!nl9lIeBlI@
tsmsuiirte 9sler un5 Rarmors6rsppsu. 9rtis
$500. @ruuOI;ns S27 idbrIi&. @tODts5tEabs 1T
nit ben bstsn DitrifiIirtsn 3isatIfstutn sepiIaftrt.
GOD >. 9aIIaober, 9awInttrHtbmtr
CJanl8l Rr. 1858. CfsEalitmorts5 trabc.
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y z 7. QSuLl9c 9uI0|o"I"1N
1889 8uTfel; aus ben @leDatoren
3uriidge5ogen 1902 8ui4el; gleodtO@
reny8orraf6 1926 8ui4sl. Der
fduFe: 4 @aggpns Rr. 3 tpetBer gu AZ.
S.,+;ra GAItr6rn+e.
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0rnbuften=N arft.

untenitebenbs preiie be3ie1en fid
auf ben gngroS : Sanbel; fir ben
R~lein6anbeI muB Elm entipre6en0er
Qufi6tag gema6t perber.
6arm Prpbutte.
2eben0es @efligel: pro 8fun0,
iunge 9ii6ner 13c. Bis 17c.; ate 9i6z
ner 1876. Bis 14c.; 8drie 12c. bis
14c.; 9uter 13c. Bis TIC; Gnten lie.
Bis 15c.; Sau6en, pro Paar 15c, bis
zoe.
Gier, pro 0uBeno 13c. Bis lac.
@epfel, pro SAP SIPS big $500;
8~rons6eeren, pro SAB $1,000 Bis
$780,; 4pfelTinen, pro 8iite $1.75
Bis $500; GrObeeren, PRO Quart 20t.
Bis Doc.
gemHie: aurtoFfeln, pro 8uTdst
SOC. Bis 65c.; 3piebeIn, PRO 8ui6eI
SOC. bis Co.,; 8eiBtobl, PRO Some
$500 Bis 5000; 8OpfiaIat, pro
aorb $500 bis $3.50; .3uferri6en,
pro 3ife Doc. Bis 75c.; @eGerie, pro
8Hnoel BIC. Biz &C.; Garotter, pro
Rifte 3Oc. Bis 35c.; @pinat, PRO 8uz
f6elfite SOC. bis 45c.; 6rauner &o9l,
pro 8u16elfiie 123c. Bis 15c.; Soma
toes, PRO Carrier $3.50 Bis $3.50;
runbe Rii6en, pro 8iite 15c. Bis Zoe;
Meerrettig, pro 8tite 6Oc. Bis 75c.;
gurfsn, pro 8or6 $500 Bis $3.50;
Crime 8o6nen, pro Serb $500 bis
$3.50.
@rocerie8 unb PrOptftos
RuHinirter 3ufer: PrO 9funO, gez
fpiirfelt, 5.514c.; puloeriIirt, 5.O13c.;
@tanOarb g%ranuIirt, 4.913c,; fetn
grunulirt, 4.913c.; @rpitaG, 4.913c.;
Columbia q, 4.663c.; gelber, 4.O73c.
Biz 4.373c.
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OrnnOeiaentAnm at herfaMfen.
Bir faufen unr perfaufer

~tN tNNTNH III NttNNTN
@tunbeiqtntbum aler 4rt. obne lluteri0ieo, ipo
ooFe!be btleocn lit, peripalteu yia6ldie, btioretn
Sus GinfaiIrtn BON Mietb,n etc. 6. 9. Sads
ri d Il, 6l2 Gam 9~u;lDiue. Guni9,l3l
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FIRST CALL.

4.878, fuufmdnnif6e Ash Bis 4.845
8erfduFe auf Der 6iefigen Gffetten.
80rIe .
FIRST CALL.
5000 tlniito 3ailpupg, Ginf...."........ 68z
$4,000 1lnittO aoilipops, Gint...........-... GSz
5000 ltniteO 8ailpaDg, 4er .............. g7
5000 unitcO Railpo9s, 4tr .............. 9Gz
$1,000 g=gz5 greDino, Gint.............. 50
5000 ebas. GonioL. Gltc., 5,r............ 95
$1,000 Gbus., Col. II. Npouita, 2,........ III
5000 Carolina Central, 4tr ............... 9GH
$1,000 gBtit ga. Gtntral, Gr............. liz
$1,000 6otton Sud, Gint. ......."....... 55A
so Sut,r. DER. Marine, 4iO.."........ fl
10 Ntunufucturcrs' gaut =. ............ los
100 Baltimore gri5s E. ......"..".... 81:
100 Gotton sud- Of. ................ {
50 Nlc9nnicg 9uut .........."".... 3la.
50 Mc6dnics' gaut ................... 31&
6 Mc8anitg' gunt ............".... BIZ
5 Mt6anicg 9unf .................. 3l&
SECOND CALL
$1,000 Sea6OarO' 4r g.. ....."...''' S#
$1,000 SrdbOorO, 4tr' E. .'.."'..' a
5000 etabOarO. 1O=id5r., 5,r.............. 1929
$1,000 Gitp Quiicmqtrs aairOap, 5'r........ 1917
$1,000 g=S=5 grcDtug, 1. ................ 81
5000 Cotton Suet' "
o..
$1,000 Cotton Sud' g'Ht' '' 90
5000 lnittO &atloa9s' eHi''' "z
5000 Sd.' ear' L. %ort0eF"' IIV
$1,000 60, Gar. H. HOTt0'rn' o'r'''''' llo7
81 g'ar'ne @on' 90
10 @tlaHt'f eoa'f E'"'' e'"'' l''7
glar1lano 2rwt . = ''''''''''' 2V
10 GOniOliOattO Sos - '''''''' '7
100 Seab0dro, Som e = ''"' 20
10 nnion 2Tnit ~
gtDtirunden in Baltimore.
stuotszs 'tnrttdt'H' @fO' @'F'
9tor. Gdr, 4tr, oH'.''"'''' Ioo'+ lVtf
ga. 2=3sr 6'nturp) ...'' u '01
Sa''H'0''' WV
'E-"' -''V'
'2'' l"'
a. -, n =
r~En,-., a.. osr, s.r 10 1,mi
cu.e. a. osG, ,r ,ux
o
r......, @.a,n,t u,n, %
a.. a., ,o,,L
~ 49,, o.. M ,os
u.a..., o., $50, a,+;ro-. 100
m.a.,.r c-,,n.. aont 1onh
m. o., % -
-, mu o-,l OIL
n. m, a.. o,al
..o,a..
,er
n o,
~ 49,
-. r., ,,,l q,
~
German sire = III
Observation-Disclosures
e0ar' DOL L. ""9uIlu' - "'' LIVE
GOL. 1t. @re'no, L. 6'r.''' l0
Ga, Gar. II. Nor' L, ''r'''''' lo'24
n ~ 80 H.
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@~ei3en, = Die 6sltti8e @ei8enz
3ufu6r 6e8ifferte iid uuf 9135 8uz
f⪙ @arTanbt BON Dem @Iebatoren
1854 8uI6eI; @Iebatoren : 8Orratb
298,485 8uf6el.
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9lm Sdngiten etabGirtc
MarnlanO CbattrI 1oan Aa0fiatiOH,

0aIpertsSntIrins. @eribtsbous ssseHlbsr.
9iurm,r Nr. 29 unO 231 Gpsiter 6lur).
SneohsGde Sapettes une Ct : @auIsG trase.
ay- gteues 0efss Don 1902 ffrfsr bsfUIst. ga
Qarleben- s bis $25O-Darlrbsn
duf MpbrIn, 0ianoS, Crseln ufp.
Surlebcn inter $50, GeiammttUttn $6.70.
Bon so bis 800, Ge%iummtfoter $7.95.
Bit 6 grojeHt monatlib fir 8stz9etrag.
) 4ro3snt AMI 9ttrd9e bon iiber 800.
@cibt Telephone: ct. 9aul 2l34, Gourtlano 735.
abreiie: hilbert SLume, IT,. Seftstdr.
@alOtrtsgniloing, Baltimore.
Mqcnt tpiro poripreden uno gratis bic 8aten
~srfldrtR. Grove, IL, 5&S)
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4nseiaen. 81 uerfnnicn.
N-utpmatifd,e Hrpp Seal

9utpmatifd,e Drop 9eae.
giuig, loon uuo lsibt a~r6eitsno. Stanodro=
Rdbmai9intn. 8aar oOsr GrtDii. 8iaigftr Ya=
i9insn=sa0en in Der StaDt. GAS. T.. 2 ~
rer, 3r. 664. gSefz9dltim0rszStr. Ql4)
gu p%ertdufen:
2tbtnoe gdnieftorR erftr RIane, 4Oc. uno soc.
oas QfuHo. Scr bette gre.3 DirD btjdbIt thr alts
dH.ifs MabaeonnsRobtlu ~gmertcan Scatter Co.
Nr. go. NorDzGutdlD=Str (JR1il9, lS,l&5)
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Quart.
aiite 8 BEL 8 Eel s3f8 entbdrt
1 ped.
&iTfe is Sci 16 BEL 1915 entbaIt
I 8ufdel.
1 8uf6el.
/ 8uIael bot 2150.42 &ubif3oG.
&ubiffub bat 1923 &ubif3ou.
1 @lesgaGpne hai 282 Gu6itaon.
1 Gorb 5oI5 bat 128 RubitfuB.
1 Sroden : 9dQone bat 268 6f10
Rubit3oa.
1 Some bebuuenes 8uubOla bat 40
Ru6iffuB.
/ Some runOes gauboIa bat so
au5itfuB.
16a SUP iinb aIei9 l ROb OOer
pple.
2artoffeln :. (@taat Sc pfb.) so
6iBe Rurtoffeln Gin Marblanb) Sc
Diem : &oblen .......... 80
Wtdl5 81
Rlele 20
NubeI 56
8obnen (petBe unb @aftor)
(Staat 90 pfb.) 81
Gleefddmen so
S%imotbeus : 9rasfuamen 49,. 45
Sla6siaamen 66
9%anffaamen a.
8lauer @rasfdamen, Obitbaum Is
8u9poi5en Is
pfirfde, gef4dlt ............. 40
Nfirii4e, ungei4Glt .~~...,...u 81
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Qu3Ganbif4e Genbungen.

1. Die Staten fir ale au8Idnbis
f6en Staaten uno i6re RoIonie'u
(ausQenrmmen Ganaoa unb Meritc)
fno bic foI9nben: 8risfe Big gu Is
@ramm q rn3e) 5 gent5. ginfo6e
9o5tarten 2 Gents bdg Gtii6. 8ifz
anttport 8arten 4 Gents Bag Stiid.
3eitungen uuO anOere Gruf I6en 1
Sent pro 2 un5su.
@er1isgett. - 3rgsnO cine 9oItId9e
pirb al5 D~erIegelt angsieben, p,nn
OisIsI6s o berpaft lit, oaB cine griinOz
Iife 9riifung Obne ShGOiguRg Der
um6Iqung OOer Oe5 SnbuIIs ni6t ers
m0gIi6t pir0.
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Sn o%ErFnufeH

8tIGta -, 1871 uuO &c oder; ,in Htu;s
Gaus auf siu.H; bilig, lu.uH Di.ie gBo@s mob
%perfauft. 81 erirae.R BEL cannon, 3ptit,r
6lIr, sGalpEts@sbdubt.S EDit4,11
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WoQRe INN Oemiflte,

pte 6telelDen BON Der 8dlttr1orer
IleRlz unO 8etraibes80rie angenOm4
mon f1pr0pn