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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
Ho took the crucifix.

but they kept their cutlasses
Eheathed, for their first glance as sea-
men now they were aboard warrant
ed her abandoned. They paused mo-
ment to listen, and heard nothing but
the groans of the aching heart of a
forsaken ship, and the sympathetic
gurgle of water.
Lift the mainhatch covers" says
Crystal, and find out what she's got
in her hold"
He turned to the door of the deck
house; four men accompanied him.
What surprising object was that,
which, having instantly taken Crys-
tails eye, had brought him to a halt,
the others initiating him, one or two
with an unconscious clutch at their
cutlass hits?
Upon a couch or sofa was spread
the flag of Portugal, and upon it re-
posed the dead body Of a child of
about five or six years old; a large
crucifx with the figure of the Re-
deemer in silver rested upon the
child's breast, secured to it by two
pieces of silken cord.
Crystal and his men stood by its
side and gazed. Did ever pirates
eyes encounter so holy a sight?
ITS a child" said Crystal, casting
an uneasy look round the berths as
though he had expected the mother to
step forth.
What woman's gone and left ~"
grunted a pirate; he was Madison of
the squirt.
IT'S girl" said Crystal.
Whats she got on her breast?"
said a man.
Take it in yer and" exclaimed
one.
by thunder" roared Crystal. mo
one here disturbs 1t. That's the COM
pass The little un's steering its road
home by. II it we're all gold and pre-
clous stones 1t should be left there"
This was an outbreak Of sentiment,
responsibility and ,emotion which
somewhat astonished the men. who
witnessed. on a sudden in this SCARED
dislgured seaman, the expression Of
an honest, sturdy British merchant
captain. 1t was a quickly-fading
ghost, and the looks of the privateers-
man reappeared in Crystal, as he
rounded from the body.
Search the cabins" he shouted,
"and bear hand"
In the course of about half an hour
CrystaI put of from the abandoned
ship, and arrived on board the brig.
He went up to Pope and his report
was to this effect: Her manifest and
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
cheap Food DriveI.

A letter to the Boston Transcript
from London says "the tide seems
running swiftly IN Chamberlain
favor" The free traders are no longer
able to draw about them the man.
tie Of Golden. but are compelled to
meet arguments. Things have roach.
ed such a stage in England that a
man may now express the opinion
that there is something else to be
said on the subject Of tariff than the
driye about the cheap loaf. It is be.
ginning TO be seen that no matter
how cheap the loaf may be, It is too
dear for the British people when 30
per cent OF them are admitted to be
lowering within the border line OF
actual starvation. The question now
raised is, How can work be had for
these starving millions, and not how
dear will bread be?-San Francisco
Chronicle.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
CHAPTER x.

The Pleasure Crew Are Transferred
Nothing log-worthy in a narrative
of incident and excitement happened
this day. The weather was moderate
and the brig rolled with foaming cut.
water toward that spot of ocean
where Captain Pope hoped to fall in
with the Spanish ship from Cadiz, the
Madre de Dios.
At sunrise seaman on the fore
yard reported sail almost right
ahead about point on the starboard
bow. Crystal was working away with
the glass when Pope came on deck.
Anything good for us there, dye
think, Crystal?" says Pope, in voice
of sudden elation.
shes the Madre," answered Crys-
tai. "Ill tell you her story, Pope: The
crew from the start knew that an
English pirate was on her track, and
they mutinied, butchered the officers
and made off with your fifteen thous-
and pounds"
"Ha, ha, ha," laughed Pope, again
bringing his glass to bear upon the
vessel ahead. Indeed Crystal was
rarely humorous.
In about three-Quarters of an hour
the Gypsy was within easy sight of
the forlorn green craft.
What is that ship, gentlemen
said Lord Fitzgibbon, stepping out of
the companionway.
"She seems to be an abandoned
ship" answered Pope, giving the
Earl one of his politest bows. He
then said to Crystal: Arm your
selves and go on board of her, sir,
with eight men. Thoroughly over
haul Ler and report all that may be
good for u.s."
Crystal struck the ship at her miz-
zen channel plates, and all but one,
left to tend the boat as she rode to
her scope of painter, scrambled over
the tall green side. They were armed,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
WANTED PART OF LAST HOUR
Senator Pettus' Story Of the Vanity Of
Authors.


Authors.
Senator Edmund w. Pettus OF Ala.
bama, is eighty-two years old. A man
called at his law Office in Selma one
day and wanted to read him a thirty
two page abstract of a will. Senator
Pettus said:
81 am too old to listen TO all that.
Tell me in few words the abstracts
contents"
81 prefer to read It to YOU" the man
insisted.
"Ah," said Mr.. Pettus. you have
the authors vanity. You are like
Barthe. the comedian. Barthe called
on a dying man one day with a new
comedy. He unrolled IT, He said
LET me read this to you. You
will laugh
but consider said the other, I
am a dying man.
"Barthe. ignoring that objection.
smiled and cleared his throat to begin.
Consider the victim resumed, ]
have only an hour to live
but to read my comedy will oc
cupy only a half hour said Barthe.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
but in reality the Sugar Refining
Trust? Respectfully,
J. w. FORDNEY.

j. w. FORDNEY.
The newspaper clipping to which
Congressman Fordney alludes Is from
.he Courler-Herald of Saginaw, Mich,
an important center of the sugar beet
and beet sugar factories. The article
Is headed Don't Monkey With the
Sugar Beet" and Is intended to show
the vital importance Of sugar beet cul
ture in that part of Michigan as az
fecting the prosperity alike OF the
farmers and the wage earners who
find employment in the beet fields
For example, two girls, both under
thirteen years of age, last week re
ceived $3.50 apiece for wedding sugar
beets, This one item is pointed out
as an inkling of the reason why the
agricultural interest OF this section
Of the state stands so soldly against
anything proposed at Washington that
bears any menace to the beet sugar
industry; and also why Congressman
Fordney last fall had the good will
of the people Of the country districts
of the Eight Congressional district
without regard to their party connec.
tons. The Courler-Herald closes by
saying:
"The sugar beet has been a potent
and large factor in the prosperity OF
this section of Michigan. And any
one who approaches It around here
with intent to minimize its influence
will run up against trouble"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
Professor stlllman Kelley of YaIs

Professor Stlllman Kelley Of Yale
will represent the United States at
the international concerts to be given
during the Wagner commemoration
week in October at Berlin, Germany.
The concerts which will take place on
the three days following the unVeil-
ing OF the Wagner statue will repre-
sent the historical development Of
music from Gluck to Wagner. An In
vlt&tion has been sent to Sousa, invit-
Ing hiro to lead one Of his marches
during the .oncert Of contemporaries
Gus music.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
chamberlaln,s PosltIon.

The free traders. made up of the
Liberals and Unionists Of the old
school, are rallyins a new English
party. Chamberlain will be in at.
tendance with the protectlonist colo
MES and the manufacturers, among
otherI. at his back.-Boston Journal
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10

Some men have funny notions. 1"
she said There's my doctor, for in.
stance. He's always telling he I'm
foolish to make myself uncomfortable
by wearing a corset. Yet one hot day
when he was Just dying for a little
sympathy | told him he was foolish
to wear a silk hat and deserved to
suffer He hasn't been the same to
me since"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
NaIiiahle Eond

Oil-cake is the most valuable form
OF food for stock. Three pounds Of oil
cake are equal to ten pounds Of hay
OF FIVE pounds Of oats
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
Gas From Chalk,

An invention for manufacturing gaa
out OF chalk has been tried In Sussex.
England, with, 1t is said, surprising
success.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-15

X sGss gSzf& 81 e Rz11 &C sr,ssz
cEya gfsga nine estssnaessr zls
alEs . eis S2llisFng e1s ~ ss fzs>
60 G2s &e&S2S& 60 ysr3 zsUelLs eEs
bzGSD ls ira mEgexloEGsS sxs uE& o.
ys11 o. 2AsftsK
"a 9gk Ea1stSffGsg sz,lfe1e e.
k&tg4 clsreE&tg &q1el s11nasre I'll
aEs, a1n saD&Fge, h&efsnIs grsslz
Se Ia yisGT
LIZ 1oa soesess - s5oesfsEon &c
cir 1t4iiie2nC,
VI sonss Go ArtGff f0k . osgpzr
Eg p1@sto sn Ia b2ngasga del exEks.
70 tf1DUEzi J 6escs Sllf cifo.
@>IIE v1EtSss esa gran slsgusEe3A
5zriona osI gsAio oel mai, bisaaes
@&baie sDnr1sn6c y IEcDUDelzsaig
ssatsnefs cs g. Tsrt@ con tsno bur.
iSn.
yPaea EfeEs tDdo ssao Va 4 can
Disfs y sn Adsiante no pKgHUBcis
Teis mss que soaidos 1nGftisaiadaa
yos sonysrtirsis sn pD obfsto &c
hoFFeE y 1e fspulsi6n para tSdOs.
en el ggDMente eD qUs 81 eeE,
DC os AYtoff dScfs sst0, en- aaa
lba lsyaDtar La aano para haser
la se1ai Dc qus eomenGSss ess mlg.
tsrios0 y tsgribis easERo, Qus
estaba sonasn&ao sir GafIIsyn1.
entro precipitadaments Jnan Bird
en oil eamAFOts.
Apprentices, que visnenl--dllo.
1Qui6nf prsRunt0 Bacar6,
no ~ maa afno que hs Visao 4
suatrs honbres gus vfsnsn ga un
bote y que bogan In dssespera~
cion para acereaKss a maestro bu.
que, reapondi6 Juan Bird.
sUn mArnsro breton que tsnQ0
bordo y que los examin0 con I'll I
anteojo AssRnFa Que, por ST traIe,
le ha pArasido que son aldeanos De Il
los alrededores do Vannea.
Rs eI s0nde Dc RsrRazl-eH.
olam6 BAcarG.
Este nombre prodnto an efee.
10 extFafio en- Andrea, que entAba
pomo anonaeado & lnm6vil Y des.
oeFt6 en al Los feroees imasinEoH ne 4
5engap1a y Dc odio. 4
--jnoI lNo pnede ber Armandof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-15

J E3ez12 ia RErsa EE-gr, 1lG-3fEs.
Pr III fEsSsEss = co- 2zxa5a 8
cE1z9a la Foz zfEtEr1gss &c = EaE-
grss q oze - dos Fsssg e5s1s.
e4srss SC 6esarC1 Cfr e. = c3EA.5E
zcor Scizds de- co1ds ds Ksrgzz,
q1s die COZ acaots0 Ehoga1o per
. doler.
-.Es nj hsr1a1oi = MRS q
Bzearx.
Casf En- 871sl nian0 nonento
1etzroaEs Se prCrso &c cir Ioa al.
ilidos J los lansut0a 7 l1ego reso-
Nd O. astanPtdo Go En arna CO
fuego.
-.Ha uuertoi- szclam6 Arnan-
do.
-l6o, nirad -rssPondi6 BssarA.
z de nuev0 q biombo 90 carri6
soore sus ranurss y sl condo De
Kergaz retreeedi6 h0rrorizR1o ante
el aapecto rspulsiEo y asuuercso
dal ser que terfa ante sas olOs.
Aq0el ssr nc era "a el apzesto '
asductor sir GEilIermo, ell de faxci-
psdors mtrada. era una horrible
criat1ra cuyo r0stro % hatfa con-
vsrtido sn una uaga FioISeea: n
nirsda sstabs apagaaa v abrasada
81 frentes nj nismo tismpo oHe.
dc aus labioS tumefactOs, eseap6-
bssa una bocanada de sangrs.
La pistols, csrgada NADIA ma
sue con p6lvcra, habfa bassado
para producer ege resultado tan
espaatoso.
IN caanto . La navaia de afefsar
habfa servido para cortar I'm len
qua aquel hombre cuya elecusn-
Ella internal sirvi6 para arrastrar
nasta el crfmen casi todos aoue.
los con quienes ss emple6.
Algunas horas dsspu6s y cuaneo
los primerog alboras Del afa Se 4 es-
lizaron sobre Las olas, mientras
1ue Bacara = gus amigos vol7fan &
sierra en- I'M bote, oil FCssEer levaha
aneiass llev6ndose haeia las arsno.
ms playaa australtanas q sir Gul.
|Isrmo d mntiladp.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-15

4 --rce1Essl,--sEe - ArEzs1So. cor.
+ 4ss IL n1Esrts3
AgzSslzs czlzcfGs ,reS ofey,s "a
sfsgD sxtg&Dfcf0srle sn c1aut4e
. IS& syskaas J . so1de 1s ArG<g9 a.
Z rs2S1 50 gsrs1gGr "a lnaa1e hzsex
. - ss1zl scE ys1adz.
D1Fsnte 60 nson1enGs re<cfsyk ar
11iiSskn1o 80 sasrI1z ca 1ss1fs fe.
fSzs y &c tAI na1cG - geztceienz ors
szal S'11riz hzssYss s8e2urz.do q4e.
10 hailsxss 81 po6er ~ IL gggors
Casrrost + del cor1s De Ar1off
q11zas hsDris sssap21o, tan gran
os fas Fl ssombro que produysrcn
las paizbrzs: eyAFna2Edo ha roner.
tGsa
llce csaasos q1s yg diffaos 10
enbsndf&n 81 frances eonIiHnzroo
sp1sszndols J espsr&nao inupzsi
biss.
->-Gf, n, cilo Sir GUfllsxrac, con
nn 4csnto que delaba fraslueir tn.
90 su oclc; - Armanas Fa nansrfo
setss nofas, \ ia musrto Dc una
sskSeada que Is do RoeaaboIe.
Gus 10 se ah0g6 en el harne, Al
qas dsiE mace ace horas aal1ando 10
sStos osi parque De Ksrloven psra
b matar al seGor Dc Ker1szf
lAntiladme ahoFa, deafRuradms.
sue 30 nae fmportai 1QQ6 me in.
pcrta anora que el hon0bre AL que
20 odiab2 tanto como Las tfnisblas
abofTecsn La lar no ea uag aua un
e1dzyerf
~~iAhl ltsi dices La yerdad M az
Ia mutiisci6n 10 Que IS ssperal lRs
Ia mHerte, naiaerabIei > di1o Ba-
cara.
X sali6 del camarote gubisndo al
pusnte.
al IleEaF q este, ArranC6 el ante
bio De manos del narfnero breton
que eetaba DO viRfa, se prso a
sxsmiosr sl bote sne se aeercabs.
DO pfonto di1 un Rrito de algeria.
HI bote, fiumfnado por una Ia
rola qne ileyaba = proa. se haIlaba
posas brazas del buQue ' On 81
scAbaba do yer Bacara . Armando
Il KBrgsz.
--tAh' I@e ha salvaaoI-exeiamz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-15

Casi "a eI mlxno momento So
sue axse suesdfs, el safcF de Ker-
gaz saitzba pagfola en- mzno sobre
Ii eubierts dal FsssIs7 y estaba de-
sidiae apelar Ia fasrIa =, con
syuas de sus eriados. 4 arrancsr 6
Bzearz asl padsr ds sir GaiiIsrmo
J de Juaa Bird.
Fues puea, muy grade Ia a0rpre-
- cue expsrimento euanac, al su.
Dir bordo, 4 La primers persona
Cue Tf6 fu6 . Baezrz que So acers6
y diio ecn aesnto eonmoviaos
-esfor c0nde do Ksrgaz, Diss
estz ds nuestra parts.
-tARdrsEt = excIam6 Armando.
liza d6nde est& sse infamef
-->A estas horas czstigado per
sus srfmsnss, -- eontast6 Bacara.
qua aaadf0: Seguidms.
Y le hizo baisr al interior del
buque sntrar an Ia ssis en- II
que 90 nallaban adm los que habfan
condsnado q sir Guillermo.
Todos ellgs sstaban may conmo.
yidcs y EfIeneiosos escuchande, por-
aue oil bionho, aI correraa, les ha.
bia ssparsdo de sir Gufllermo
sus yerduges.
P4lido J con sl restro bafiade de
sudor frfo oy6 Arnaando dc Kergaz
los horrorosos lsmsntos, cue m6s
bien parecfan procsder do una 6ara
que salir de una garganta humana.
Entire or Gnillerf 10 y gus veTdu-
yss dsbza estaTss, sln duda, sosse. /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-15
EHTEL oLIl6Po
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A = RIy1cG In EA0 gZg10
~ re1s1 hS%>1 sz sgSe ca1rra
K@r1Sz1i1A vszGL4eS1z- Ra24zs.
1mxtExee y K1oae1 4 "a fzZls&a
wxSgaem1s Ssgy1s1o 1S c1ryz&sas
HxSeza KszszzIsa. ~ h4s>z re-
dm0zorsa para G&zi1aa, AIEzs,
bgsHe sISeE1lcs Es<@xE2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-15

Ea.5 osFa TsE q czzzycts /! c1.1
. ar G1IlEEyEc.
-(Te hss szE1Tocs6os miserable.
tAF1s1so sKEz viva, bzn1iao1 E-EEz
Il sse bot@ 1Es gs ses,cz psrc
usgzrz denzs1a6o t2r1s para IA.
clcrzr 11ssrieor1ia para s4[
Z Eisnfrzs aEe Bzssrk 6sess
esto k1zo Tn geEto el ccr1e de Ar
tcff, = . blon % SC dssliz6 pr sus
ranurss, y Sir S1illsruo = Bas TER.
dugos Gusdzron separates J 0culsGs
. Ia vigts &c BssarS.
III Essa n los !uecss a1e hkbfsn
sondeasdo SIR GaflIsrmo debf21
1ressncizr 81 xuplfcfo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

bin begIeiten, Da meme Nnpeien4eit
in 8riinfelOe n0tbig lit; aber 9u bat
ia aud einen 3aDaIier, Du biIt Oh be-
f4iBt. Gum Diner erporte i6 Did
3urid, i9 Ienoe Dir aber ben Bo82r
na8 5tein6erg. @ieGsi6t begleitet
Did Gouiin Ottoman"
2eBterer bate feline itile Proms-
na0e nod INNER fortgeieBt. 9ter bate
er peilen m0gen, ipte Der Sitter Dor
benz 6eniter Der 8%eliebten, obne an
etpa5 Nnbere8 gu benten, 8ie Der
|5uu6ert eri6isn t6m Oie5 6led4en
GrDe nit Dem tleinen 6oritbauie gu
iein; bate er ii6 bier i'm S6otten
bes 0aloes einquartieren t0nnen, er
rGre gliifli8 pie elm 80nig 9epeien.
DIS bic betDen 9utten aus benz
6auie tamen, ging Der @raf 3u iets
mem R0BIein, ba8 neben Dem Oman
oa's an einen Baum gebunOen mar;
elm 9ortge6iilfe bra6te 9errn BON
8a6liB ieinen @olOfu68, ben er mod
INNER am liebiten bate, unO balo
ritten Die Dret pieOer 6inein in ben
griinen, f40nsn 8aIO. 8i5 gu einem
8reu3pege mar 4manOa boran gerttz
ten, Die beioen 9erren 9tnter t6r. 9(un
tano Iie itiu."
y6ier trennen iia unIere @e8e,
GOuarb; am lie6iten fame i4 io9Iei6
nit na8 9auie, a6er meme Y}utter
piiroe es libel ne6men."
uQOteu, GDuorD!" nQe6en Sic
no6I, Gouiin!" InO Die 0rei trennz
ten ii4.
C6Ortiebuno tot0t.j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
GiebtnGrfte.

G6tca8o, 4. 5ebruor. = Die
3ufu6r Don 3inobie6 belief il4 auf
1900 @tiit; quite 3biere puren itez
tig, onoere langIom, urO 6ra6ten quite
Bis bette 6tiere 400 bis 6.15, mdgere
bis mtttlere 300 Bis 45O, 8i6e LAO
Bis 4.5O, 8dIber $50 Bis 7.25.
@6peine Gongten $4,000 an; Die
9rei7e ftelten fid Sc, Bis Zoe, b06er,
unD puroen bic metIten @erfGufe
3mi16en $50 uno $50 obgei6lofen,
66aafe fpuroen $4,000 3u8efi6rt;
quite bis bette 8st6er8 6ro6ten 4.50
Bis 5.25, auserIeIene gemiI6te $50
bis 4.5O, QGmmer 4.5O Bis 6,35.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
9Iake bun aGgemeinem SntereRe.

F&WRG pub Sh8SHbItN@"% SHAS%% I've
Gitp 9aQ = Hortb= u. 2erington'
6traBe,
WaIGinqtpn : Monument - Mt.
9ernonzPlace.
Sobns 9Optins' 9oipttal - Rorb.
8~rpabtpaD.
Sdla6tenzM Document - Galnerts
unb JapetteitraBe.
@ra6 BON Cigar QGen gpe ~
We7minIter : &ir4bof 6agette= unb
@reeneItraBe.
Grub Siuzqurt = gu srreiden
nit nDrbIi4 Iaufenben 8aggons.
gotterIon : qurt = gu erret6en
mil 07tliA lGufenben Waggon8.
Sort Mc9enrp = 2ocuftzPoint.
Srauen~goleg = ct. PAUL un6
%. @traBe,
geabobDz Jntitut unb RuTfzgon<
|fsrpatorium = Mt. 8ernonzPlace.
GRATIS Sreis8ibIiothet - NeuIs
berrp>, nabe GatbeOral>S traBe.
Sreimaurer : SempeI = Norba
g6~arlesitroBe.
Sbo 5euops : SempeI - @atbe>
brolz ur0 @aratogaitraBs.
CHAMBER pf Commerce - 9pqts
bapz uno MaterftraBe.
9teue5 @eridtsge6dEbe - GoDettes
nnb ct. 9Qu1ftraBe.
YOItgebduoe - SaDette unb Gals
pertftraBe.
GutQp : gIace - 9aupt>B rpmes
nabe, p~erldngert nDrblt9 an gutap>,
BON 9olpbintraBe.
Opung Men's g9riitian Q6ociQr
tion, Central : 9ebduoe - gbarles+
unb SaratpgaitraBe,
@fabemie Der WifenI9aften 1888
ssgQntlinz unb GatbsbralItraBe.
@arrpQ=gart unb ba8 alte Wo6nz
balls BON g6arles Carroll bon Cara
routon = M}an nebme Die Columbia
4benuezW dggCns-
M}orDlanb : ~Snitttut-9aIttmOrea
unb 9a%rrifonitraRe.
0eutf6 e Club 2otaIe.
rSurnberin 8prpdrt5," 92r. 732 unb
1874 MeitzQeringtpnitr.
v9ermania=N tdnner9or," 2ombarbz,
nahe GutepitraBe,
,9ermania : Club" Sapettez, nabe
@utapitraBe.
g6aznonie gtub9aus," Nr. Ala
WeitzJagetteitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
N]ie6Frttpr. MN gtrnbnreiIe.

5olgenOeS iino Die auf ben @1taatlI@
den @oagen fir 9eu, 6tro9 u. I. M.
geitern er3ieIten Preiie:
0efIt6e 9euDaage.
6eu.-3imot6n, $50 pro Some,
&Leebsu $16, 8emifdteS $17 pro
Some.
Stro6. = Wei5en7tro6 $40 big
$11, 8oggenitrob $17 pro Some.
Mais- neues, $2.85 Bis $3.50
pro 5aB.
0eFli6e 6eumuoge.
5eu.- Simot6p $40 Bis $50 pro
Some, Rlsebeu SIG Bis ST., geTii4z
tes $18 beis $40 pro Some,
Strob, = Nei3enItrob 5000
Bis $11.5O, 8oggenitrob $16 Biz SIT
pro Some.
Mat5- neues, $3.50 Biz $500
pro SAB.
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E~ouutil=gluffs, Soma, 2 Sage.
6oucor0, 3sS9., 10 StiHoen.
GeRbtr, Colorado, q 5aee.
Setrcit, Milo, 7 Gag.
gal1efou, Seras, 2 5G9e 5 StuHbtas
6arrisburq. ia, 3 5tunoen.
6artforo, Connecticut, u StuHotn.
indianapolis, Snb., l Sag.
9adiou, Riififppi, 2 2dge.
Sadionbilt, %florioa, 1 Taq.
aaufag=GitD, UliHouri, 2 Eage.
Gittls Rod. arIania5, / Gaa IS StunSsE
aOuisbint, R0., 3aa 2 StiuOeu.
Wempbis, 3sHu,, 1 Sag 5 5tuuOtH.
globils, NIa6amd, 1Glq 2 Stunotn-
9oriolf, 9irginieu, II StuHoeu.
gciu=CrIeans, ga, / Gag 10 Stuuesm
Staot Gti0sgorf. 5 Stuuoeu.
Omaha, Rebrastd, ? Gage.
Qortluno, Waiuc, / SAG.
9ortlaub, Oregon, 5 Ia7c.
4bjldosIpbia, IA, 3 Sturotu.
gittsburg, 4n., IL Siuu0cu.
9SoDIotHtt, RS, Is Stuuotu.
RALEIGH, 8.=G., IS StuHotu.
ct. qouis, MiFouri, / SAG 6 eturotu.
ct. 9ual, 9}iuntiotd, l Tag y 5tanntaa
San GroH3isco, Gal., a 5a9t IA StuHotn.
Sopefo, Rarias, 2 Gage.
Cotton, glGf., Is StuuOeH.
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fauFmdnnif6e auf so Sage 5,198
bis 500 (tpeniger 1f16). Rei4smurt
ouf 60 Sage "a 9i16, 8ulOen ouf so
Sage 395.
sterling 8unfiers auf 60 Sage
4,84BB, uuf @t6t 4.87, taufmdnniide
4.835-4.844.
Yertdufe auT Der pieFgen gffeftsn
mS~gA
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u Instant B.

Premcu, Teutfblaro, Q Sage.
Putuos Qprcg. @rqeutiHitu. % Toee
GalfUtta, gr~itiibzSuOicu, so IdQt.
Temerara, 2ritiibz@uiana, Is Gage.
6onGsRJuQ, China, o Sage.
Rinetou, Somajco, 5 Gage.
2~tDcvpoot, GuoIaao, : Sage.
Su1sru, S6Dci3, 10 IcQe.
StoOt Tlsrjfo. Weriio, 5 Eaes.
glosIau, RublanD. u TAGS.
Banana, Der. staatsu Ron Colombo, z TasG
quris, Graufrtih, Iagt.
Gucbst, GuEa0a, . Sage.
8io be 9aHciro, graflttH, % Sa9e.
Rom, Stalien, 10 Rage.
Ct. 9obns, 9cuiunnlauo, 4 Toos,
Ct. Petersburg, Rublauo. u Sage.
egoHtp, @ufralicu. 81 Sage.
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Drnnnften=W arft.

untenite6en0e YreIIe be3te1en 1ih
auf ben GngrOs : 9anOel; fir ben
8~Iein6anoel muB Elm entIpre4en0er
&ufI6!ag gema4t perben,
Tarm : 9robutts.
Qe6enoe8 @eFligel: pro 9funo,
iurge 9i6ner lie. bis 14c.; ate 9ii6=
ner 12c,; GGnie lie. Bis 14c.; Butter
13c. Bis 17c.; Gnten lie. Bis 14c.;
Sau6en, pro 8aur 15c. Bis zoe,
Gter, pro 9uBeno 1870. Bis 21c.
&affee: Hotirungsn Iino ME fDlgt:
uuf Der 8d7iS BON So Gents pro
pfunb fir 3io Nr. Z; Santos 74c,;
Bis lit; Muracai6o 93c. Bis 1876;
SABA 100. bis 23c.; Motta 18c. Ft5
19c.
Qepfel, pro SAP $1.25 Bis $500;
8rOns6eeren, pro SAB $1,000 Bis
$14,OO; 2tpfeliinsn, pro &iite $1,75
Bis $3.50; @rObeeren, pro Quurt
25c, Bis SOC.
GemHis: R~artoffeln, PRO 8uf6el
SOC. Bis &c.; 3niebeIn, pro 8ui6el
SOC. Biz &C.,; 8eiBfo6l, PRO 3onns
$500 Bis 5000; 8opfialat, pro
&orb SOC. Bis $1.00; 3uderriiben,
pro Site Doc. Bis 4Oc.; Geaerie, pro
8iin0el &c. Bis &C.; Garotten, pro
Site Doc. Bis 35c.; @pinat, pro 8uz
18eIfiite 4Oc. Bis 5Oc,; brauner ao4l,
pro 8uf6eIfiite 10c.; tomatoes, pro
Carrier $3.50 big $3.50; runOe Ruz
ben, 15c. Bis zoe.
Nilo: Sanger 6iriA, pro pfun0
15c, Bis 16c. Gnten: MauarO, pro
guar soc. Bis $1.00; 8lut6eabs, pro
9aar Soc. bis 75c.; 3eo6eaos, pro
Buqr $1.50 bis $500; GanDaB6ad,
pro 9uar $500 bis $3.50; gep06n@
li9e, pro 9uar Doc. Bis 4Oc. 6iri6z
ridden, pro PFunb 25c. big 28c.
9rpceries unb Proptftnz
mem.
Raffinirter 3uder: PRO Bfuno, 9ez
tpirfelt, 5.613c.; pulperiIirt, SLIT;
StanOur0 grunuIirt, 5.O14c.; fein
granulirt, 5,013c.; GrpitaI, 5.O1!c,;
@olumiba u, 4.763c.; geI6er, 4173c.
Bis 4.471c.
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in 8ii67en un0 6d6en, reirer SABA,
32c. Bis 325c.; SABA unO ISotta, 9e@
mti6t, 275c. Biz Csc. pro 8funo; reiz
ner MQracuib0. 22c. bis 221c.
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RnIfimnrrr Wnrfthsrimtc.

Cssrtatst fur Sen s2euHaeH GOrrdpOnDsH,su.l
Baltimore, 4. 5ebruar.
Me6I, Die 6eutige M2ebl3uFlt6r
belief ii6 a1f 1854 6GTer, einI6lieBz
Iid 500 6dTer gu 2ocuitz4otnt uno
1903 6Gfer 5u Canton; 8~iiitenberz
7orot 378 6aFsr. Der N}e6lmortt 1T
p6ne n~ennen8pert6e 8erGn0erung Bel
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@al3Fleif9: pro pfunb, gan3e
Sdultern, engG. gefdn., 93c.; gang
tur3e Rippen, 91c.; Seitenfped,
1896; gauge 2eibtide, 1915; GPedz
Sdulterr, 104c.; Sugar : GureO"
S6uItern, 1916; @4inten, 1896;
obne 5aut, 1916; gicnic, 10c.;
deg 4peinefleif8 $3.50 pro
SAB; S4mal5 = in Siertes, gut rafs
finirt, 101c.; in GGfern, lie.
@er0iteter 4affee: 6. 6. 6. in &i@
item 10 gts. bis 10a gts. pro Ytunbi