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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
Rrnhrrs nbrrmnlg i'm 0er6ar.

Ren gprt, II. Sept. - 8eo.
%. 8eaDers, frii6er G6ef Der 0iOiiton
fir SalGre uro @e5ii6ren i'm Poitz
9epartement, beitanO heute anf
8runb zines in 0ui6ingtOn erlufenen
6aft6efe6les, lpsl6er i'm elmer Gonz
fpiration gum 8etruge Der RegterunS
beI6ulOigt, Elm peitere5 8erbOr Dor
bsm 8unoes Gommiiidr 6it9cot
un0 ftsute $1,000 8Urgi6oft fir iein
GrI6einen am Is. September. 8eaz
pers bate betanntli6 crit Dor etli6eH
Sdoen elm anOere5 8erb0r Dor benz
8unOe5 gommiiIdr, uno 3par me-
aen einer pon Der 8unbesz9runo
SurD in 8rootl4n gegen i'm er6O6enen
Qlntluge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
Gbds. 6. Somer, il,
Robert W. Rptbcr.
4. u. 2d,ncieCrcith.
Grnif SdbmciRer. 8riIoeHt. (?55)
UNITED RAILWAYS AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Die prddtisen GrbUIumgspIdFe une crauifeH'
een @rfurfi0us' 'AuSfi9e Serfelben. -
SSie man ;u fdbrcn bat
une pdS cs fpItGt.

Electric parf- Niiui &snts.-Zransferirt uutb
Bdrrtiou=I =gSuQGous du HortbsNpcnus ODER
Gltctrics BART 98dQqous iibtr Ntount N0aibngtOa,
ooer btuuBt GppuusC df=y9lQQous pOm QdrtsSers
minus, Sruio=0l=2IocHut, nab : ubr Absnos.
SnuuuzC Sat Qart.-3ehu Gents. Sraeuo elm
9oVt9=@ueuue oDtr GOmonoipn=9penUc=9Sd1 9Sd1qon
mad l9ulbropf IND iiciQt NM in ip0itls g4aVg0ns,
oDtr bcnubt Niougt g9aibington g8nQ0Ons bis
8pnuu=C dt= junction, oDcr ipe3isls Wdga0ns ON
9art=5ermuus, SruiO @ia Qart, mad ubr
AbcuDs.
GateGeeaHdrt.-iIrf Gents mad lbr Nahmtts
tags RoaHo=4 4arf=g8aGQons.
Rfprre Ylclusparf. - 5lnf Gents nab 1 ubr
gabmittaQs. Roauo=Q Q0rf= =g9agQon5 flbrtn bur6
an 29odtntdQcu uab Drci ubr 0dbmittags, unO
Sonntdgs nub | llbr.
Safs ume MRt6eIes Ripcrs GrboIuusspIdBc.-
iSiiui uno Scbr Gents, reipcftips, nab | llbr Pah=
mittaqs GurblauituOe 98aqgru5 POM Ratbbauie
aui Oer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
2parruwszN utnt. 3sbu cents pou 9is6IuHos
tenn Guf Spdrrolu5 zQoluts9 s9Sag9ons.
Gmornz z@rppc.-3pnHSiJ Gents. SurdIGuieube
g9aqQons bonn 8atbbauie uber SeringtOH= unD
S3oparD=Strube uHO Hiuocu=aucnue.
GuIifeum. -6luf Cents. 6ariOroz9Iu zgBassOns.
Curtis Ban, 5Ioce'S II. (. NJ 5iiui Gents
mad | llbr Rubmitta9s SrleunstrdB'n=QSdg9o
Sprlns= =9drrtns RefprtS .-6uHi Gents. SbOre
Hlns Bart uuo Wertcrs. gGefport=gSug9ons.
fort Hc5enrp. 6itni Cents. Gurspitt. unO
nuesg8oggons.
Gnieotts Gttp -SuHfS.br Gents. Durhtaufenoe
99agQon5 Upn Charles uuo SordtoQosStraBe ubtr
Scriuqtons, 6omaros, SuratoQas Dtonroe= StraBs
uH0 Gpmonoinn= 2lpsnus.
Surtb Die uusQCOebnttH Ironsferir 6atilitdtCn Der
GompaQnic t0nntn piee usiliige nabtIu pom als
len Stdottbeilsu aus obue DeitCre llntoicH b,nuBt
perocn. (255i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
0of ui6t einaefaugen.

BdterlOo, 0, SQ8y II. Septerz
Der. - Wm, u. 6OfTmann, pelder
feinen S6piegerDater 0m. 8runOt
erT8oB unO in ben 8olO entflo6, tit
nod ni6t eingefangen un0 6eitebt Ooz
raul ii6 nt6t 81 erge6en. IS ipurbe
i6m Dur8 8ermitteIung feiner 8rOBz
mutter, 0}utter unO Satin S4uB gez
gen Elm 2Dn6geridt, 8elo unO 8eles
genbeit CUR 6lu4t aus Dem 2unbe ana
geboten, auein er mics ale SfFerten
3urUf. G6ertff BUD fir0et e5 f6pies
rig, 2eute fir iein 2tufgebOt CUR Sogo
auf 6offmann 3u erlangen, ou Der
QeBtere oIs 0eIperdOO augemein gez
fiirhtet nirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
Baltimore Ohio Giicnbabn:
(rrfuriiunSs Bulletin.

STOP Baltimore mn 9epzQort clitdQiQc Grtur=
OVERS ion. j dbrt rtcu M u II { II +
bdlts Screb tigung IN ! BIZ
ldnelpbiu.
g9uibinqtoH uuO yleps9Ort elitdtiQe Grfur=
fou. y a tGrtcH N u I { II T.
bats 9crtd d iQuuQ in . q l.
more cuuO I bilubtfpbi a. -
9eeqcu bo1cr Nu5tuuft ipeuOe man ii5 an
bic 9iuctz4Qcnteu
$500 Baltimore nadb WtlanticsSitu. Sdpe
Wan. 2easSslesGitD uue Gcenu' Is i'm,
RS. uue iurId, Sdmitag, ben II.
September, ciHihliCBlib. &Iucte fno bis
ium folQtuo,u TieuitoQ Den H. Septcm=
Der, ciui6liCBlj9, Qiitiq @crtbtQcn 81
olrn 3ugtu in bciocn 8idtungcn. StBtt
Der StefrauO= =Grturfoneu
S2.OO-8 Baltimore uacb philadelphia unc ,u =
rilf. SoHLtag, ben 10. Stpt6r. Speiialsug
berldbt ben GumOer=9 9obubof 8l5 9ormit.
tags, Dlt GOpaI=gabHbof $50 9ormttaqs
S1.O0-23aIfimpre mad, 9Silmnstom unc sIG-
rid. Sountng, ben 3. Septbr SpsSialsuq
berlGbt 6dmDcn=gabnboi :. Is GnrWittaq5
Dt Ropols9dbuboi $50 9ormittaqs
81 So Baltimore nadi Sbcffcr uue iuriiR,
lSonnidq Den l3 September SptJtl 4
jug ofrIdBt Gdmocn= 9lbnbof S.l5 Dor
mjttd9s Ult 3opdl 8abnboi $50 Yor=
mlttda5.
SI.25-SdItimure nndI 6rcceri6. Mntietam
(Seebu5uillel, Sdgcrstpipu. 6arperss
fcrrp uuc SSiudicifer uue iurIIcf, SOHHs
tag, Dem l3. Stpttmb,r. SpejIul IL
bcrldBt GamOcnzSabu5Oi ll5r Born.
(255
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0(ler 0inhfsn INN osnfehI

2(leg. 2inbiep unb SSoIep6
9oug9ertn itnb gu Gumoen, Senn.,
BON srpei Deputies eri9ofen porcen.
sic iplten lpegen zines Morbangriffs
auf Daniel Stodbule, einsn 6etdgten
S5nrrner, per6dftet perDen unD Ieiiteten
Miasrltano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12

cbns qeb0riqe gcsoluana Grrd5run3 unO aba
iorbtrur1 fam Der mtaibGbe R61gar uidt qruu0
blc.b:n g0o oiss IuuttIouiH Hibi rtlelm1sa ir1tts
fjuoer iouotra |,itiDe.is ms 5tct,u ge.lib,r oI
ttbt Eranibsit,a autr Ngt 1,sbiam bic GiutrIitss
tbir offsu. uno tGs 2u Is q.Da5r Djrh. iest fb
sin,s ,sr mlu5tsl.i &siosu, 0,utn Der CrgdHismus
uaterDorisu ill., bel Sir fth Eagum Gt5rdube.
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giun5bat f.blt st @trHlrO Rrouttrs
QilltH, pt,hc ~. rge,.mds,gs Qlcri5tgu5 otr
q.uauHtH Tuutt.onsu sr.cittrH. STR . EtRts
bG AgothtlsrH ia hlbtu. tEIEUSa;G&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
Nllaemeincr Seutithcr 0Saiicnncr.
Gin ppn Naltimprc.

3n elmer Sptiialz@trnmmlunq ocs GirtftOrums
ocs rAlacmcinen Scutibcu g0niisnpereins," ois
ON SonncrItdq, Den TO- Sc9ttmb:r 1903 iu oicitm
3ncde enbcruicn purOc, iauotn ua6itcbcuoe Sts
lDiune elnfmmioe gunubuI:
"Sa IS elmer psisn 9oritbuuQ osialtn, uuiCren
bo1gtdoBtcn Greuuo Uno 2ircftor
8uifapuS u. 7pblsr
aus unicrer Mitte objubtrufcu 10 isi bcrnltt
Z d | o en-, Dab mir ouf ods Stette ods
elnldsi0tn uuieres tb,urcn GreuuOrs bttroutrn
oelcH lcubtsuOe 9orjiqe ibu n9t nur in ben
6sr3en cHes icOsn WitQlieOss unsres 9creins cine
bIeibcnoe Stdtte eeiftrt bubcu ionOcrn glslbjtttg
oud III oeusn Der pisien @urocrte pom 9Soiltuz
tiHoern, Die in uuitrcr dutait lpdbreuO ctncr
longidbriacu 9bdtf5tcit siu ibiscuOcs @cim 1au=
oen uno Uel6cn CT itOcrjsit Gin Udtcrltber Grtuno
INN 8dtbpeber mar.
Seine 6inQabt iir ruitre Sad)t mar cine auf=
rittigc mn uuTmuolj6c, unO iciue 3bdtiQf'it
1ur nersu GrrOeruuQ bat oCriclbcn eInsn unaus=
lol6lt6tu Stcmpcl GuiQtOriidt.
2 / d 1 II, pab cine &bi6ritt ot1cr %r=
ibluie Der 6umilie uncre5 oabtHgcibtcocnel
5rcuuoes iibtrm;ttcli, NM OaB ociclbtn 0,m @Tos
totnlc einOulc6t uuO in Den 3citungcn otrofttnt'
lidlt tpcrocu
Tu5 Gouitc:
Gbds. 6. Somer, ir.,
Wal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
1tniberiitGts= =Shnle fir &naben,
SSr. 1908, Cathedral. Ctr.

Der "a. aurius besinnt am 4. Ssrtcmbsr
9i.is am poqtdnOieten uusesftottst, cages
Sdule fir Suuben i'm Sioeu III cine @orbcrts
tunesf3ult iur iresno elm 6ousg. SutulOoe Utr:
ben an gsrlaug,u 5uesiouOt = sor. Murton pirO
mad osm Is. September taqli3 pOn bis u lIbr
9Orm unO l bis 3 llbr 1a4m. in Der Sdue itin.
(SeDt4, 2&59
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12

Gin 6oI6er Bis Elm 3beeI0ffef boil
bon RabpaD's 9euon Rslief in Ell
mem 6al6en @IaIe WofTer, pieOerBolt
io oft als bic gntlesrungen anbaIten,
un0 Elm Gtiit 6Ianen, getrdntt nit
RabnaD's Rsabp Reltef, iiber Wagen
ur6 Die @e0drme gelegt, lptro ipfortiz
ge Qinberung berf6uffen urb bdIo
eine 9eiIung belpirten in ieOem Sale
BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
WarNlanO SrmIt g.,
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co

dapifaI -........... ......S1 900, 900,
ueberfdb uE.. ............... 81 900, 900,
Ode GalOerts unH Sanette. Straf'e,
ptrmtstbtt ffd,srr 1sp often 5tbdIter
IN tbren seesn jscuer uRo SinbrebeT eelicerten
GepolbeH.
NitMrlt 9eleer oIs Iepoiitum entseacH. bic Gbefs
eui Sitt rHtsrDorisH iinh uHo b.bobt !3iaitn ouf
taeli1e SuonseH-
E:iti ols EtTausztsuonilr.dsr, EatIasu.rUaIt,r,
2rHss, SoJTu1o u. !. n aui tbeHio ais Bern alter
uhftG eppot6ef.
u.b:Ttrosunss gaenssH arb RtsifratSIen Sou
SfTeffeH une O6ligatioleH.
u,berHlumf be eiHtaiiiyuHa pon SinIomnsa. Dis
nletHoea. glIstheH Il. I. 10. uuo orst fur plnftl9s
aussahuDs eeFitIsen.
Ncbert g. Sapief1n, BTdfio.nt.
% SsEmST 3, 2; p & punt, 3k,.grafb,ut,n.
Ghas 30 Saer, S.tr,fdr Iuo SCtosm,iH,r.
(qlIS22,1SE&SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
Mt. ct. Suienhs 0pQea.

Stuoi.n.Rurius: aIuifitsr, rpifsni6aitii6cr unO
Faufmdnni9T unisrrt8t; eranblidr unterribt
in Der Dsuti6.n Spruas. 9sOiueuuatu: r8rurs
bier beqiuneu am 8 Sienfae, ben l. Stptembv
1903. Man aorsiFrs:
Srueer Sciepb. 0iIettor.
Station 8, gal.mpre Wo.
Ratalog auf g,rlaueen. (5uni23 3Mt, ,5&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
Gs sicbf piel 3ldst fur pteleritt ga
dbrn-ahtr nur einen 9laF fnr
ante 6ctrdnfc.


giuineb importirtcr Stnut. 9Slr
importircn mt6r, ais irGcn0 wel9c
,ipci Soduier in Baltimore. Glc
lIriadbc: pro GuBcuo. 81. 50
Sumcn. .NlcoiIu - DIR Gjtucucr,
nI6r IirauculcDru bcin; pro
6!dlae =. .........-........'... oVc'
gamb Rpc. ait 10 Sabre ait.
@plc Charts .....................T TI.V w
9cd uuO @Dc, prO Glai9;.".... G9c.
RuooIpb'g 58miB : Gitmmtl, pro
Guarttlulde e. .................... '"c'
9lltcr 3crieD 2Ipple Sad, pro
6ldid)t Observation-Disclosures. . w
Sbcrwooo &Dc. Sabre ait; pro
9iutc S9c. pro Cuart............ Toe.
iarqo's rcinEr Diali 99btstcD.
99ir iorptrn nlc nit Huu0cnltioen
bcbuitcte 4crionen auf pieicu Q0btss
fen iu probirtn; pro dlui6e........ s9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12
t4lorpldnnrr Shuts Normal >SduIt


RoGtimore, geo., ben l3. aa9nf 1903.
Sit 6,rbfsssIfOn bsgiHut am Slfnlfaa' 0'n g.
etpt,mb.r 1903 Rus s6uItr mtf'u am g. S'9'
t,mber reeiirirt ptrosH. Gru'un9sn !as |nI.
r,bm. uno Sef0roeruuesn an 8. g., TO-, H. uno
n s,pt,mb,t Sic 6ormrun9 0tt R'dN'n. l0iO's
rto,lmdBss 9f,etationeu unD 9orif!nneen 0'9'"nsH
sm Nontaa, Den IA. Ssptsmbtr.
g(,meutars une asaoemiid,ss Sep partemsnf.
81, Glsmtntars uuO a,aocmiidsn 9spnrttmtnts
Sno fur Den lIntcrribt unO Die o'tanbilonne SON
sbalern i'm alter pom biz l6 3abrsH, ON" tI'
bic @or6ereitune gum stntrtft III OlS "0'"''''
Etp1rt,m,ut Uor,iiqb aus9rtatttt
Ole r,Quldren 2tbrtr Derotn pon psn YroIeno6'h
ma Vormols : tpartemeuts in 9bpft, eb'mir, Sof
tonif RaturtunOc uno IN anoeFfn uH''E1 q lp's' .
Ga5,ru uutsritiist, ie nab 9:rHguno Ofs 9rini;s
pols Der 6tadts 4)tormailbuh
81, otrbf.e e.ifiou b,gnnt am N aa. etn
IA seytembcr N;stu ud6trtr au5tnnIf' Ra'a109
uuo Gj1tu.2r wsnps man r3 an
g. y. prsttpmnu,
RorpldrSsr Stalt3. .Hormali5us,
'gtuo22-ststi) @ltimort, RA.
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hcute. Somitda:

RamslaD's i6Ottii6er gebistcD,
nro gsIoibs ............. roc.
llibcr's i6ottiiter 99bistcD......Tl.U 90
eitbig's @ulj=ertratt, pro 6ia=
slpcntc= Q9aTcr, pro Glui6c....... zoe
Booths 5om Gin, pro 6la'6'.. soc.
9oousfamp MoQm=9ittCrs, pro
Sfoibs 79c.
Raipbcrrp 5prup, fXf Guulitdt
prD GalUne ......................S I'D
Silucr Gjrppc Gpc Z Sabre alt
bro G5dlone NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. ~
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Gntnu i Bmrttett
fianSelsGhu!e

nue SnuI. fir Stenoarapbts ane superpritins
uuiibertrOffeue Gslsgsubsit fir iungs YlanHer
unO IRdbdlsn, bic cine e.iadtlids @usbiIDung
trt,r RloTt plni5sn. 9or1tQib. GucIitdteu, er=
fo6rsus 2t6rsr, prattii3sr unterridt. 3a0s
i5ulen unterritts @tbubrsu $1,000 pro
Mtonat QbenDi6uleu er6ffuet %. September
uuttrriats o.bdbr S4 pro NoEut. GtTtu!ar
gratis. Sprstt Dor oDtr idreibt al to II 4
9urnett GoIItg,, Rr. l. QOrOsSbures'
6trabe, Baltimore, Wto.
G. O. 9tlspbon St. guul 4O63-9.
(4uVufS-l
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& & & XXX < < Z Z < gg 8gg < Xxx.
B-L-O-E
Bette 9iaueure ouf groeE.
MnOere

iDunOern iiD, pie mir cs I;ifttn tonnen.
Is ift einiub = pir tdutcn III QroB'n
Gunuttdtcn uuo ptrtauitn nit ctntm 0rs
riuocn 9rofit. aus JolguOem eri:btn
Sic unffrc Cfftrtrn iiir
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BALTIMORE LAW school,

Bernard G. steinsr, 9tfan. gOrlsiuns,u bis
s @beuos GiuJQss RarD!duOsr WitslisD o,r
omtrifaui6su 2lfotIdtIOu iurittitsr 6bulsn
osr6it4ltrmin begiunt am "a. SEPTEMBER 1893
gpea,r Rataloq aDrsiiire 8 parO 9rpdnt
6stretdr, Qr ll2 Sits2eriuotoH StroSt.
(Sept1. NE. lWN
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2tusnei8 iber ben Stanb Der ,5arz
mers' an0 Mer6dnt5' Nationals
8ant" in 8ultiomre i'm Staute
MarpIunb bei'm S6luB Der Sc
iAGfte am 9. September 1903.

f6dfte am 9. September 1903.
@utbaben.
Sarlcbtn uno Sistonti. nti.............. $l9475ll e
llcbcr3oQcu 0ciid5rt uuO uuQchbcrt l5l3.Gl
Bar. Staatcu GbiQatoucu, nm Die
GlrfuatoH 3u nbtru............. 100000
GffCftcn Si6rbtltcu etc .......... I22 5gg. s.
&onfbaus, DtobciH uuo GiurjbtWug l63 739 g
icr5,.Jocntsa 49,. .,............ @ w. 2G6 42l .
O fiers :. ,......,..............-.. NV - 1918
6dnjg BON approbirttu 8c;rpc=Nqms
ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ tES6 30
| 9luuciiuuQu uuD duOcrt 9aarpoicu S37o %
g0ehici fir Die Siduior= 9uut...... II 30j. 4S
9pt'u Ocu auocrcu QatioualbouftU.. 42 1000
Gltincs Qapi'rgclO, R:dd uuo Gents 203I.2
@ecsIjb IN bet 9aut btinOlibe
Rcitrpc:
Spcjic ............. $l2S, $500
gcoal GcnOc, glotcn.. i63o0oO
28L658.OO
StaBmtiicr ntr Ger Stdatcu q
QrO3cnt ocs gotcn.llmlaufsl...... 10000
sOtur .. ......................... $3945. .Ss3. a
@rrbiubGi6ftitcu.
Ginqtlabltcs AttcutapitT .......... 500 ono no
ilnDcrt5ciitS' Qrofitc. a6,6oij6 ans.
CABIN uuo bt3ubltcr Sttutru.... l55,40S.72
4nstcb'not &ntiondl @uHtnotcn.. $4,000
5GQQ unocrt NatiOnas
EantCU =. ............. SG}S II 90
Gdnia an staatsbantcn IL
@dnfcr5 .. ............ qS, 320 &c
Taliq an 3rut GompaQs
ui:u uub Sparbauftu.. 30409O.53
6auiQ approbirtt Re=
lcroC@agcntth ......- 2l3,S4i4l
llnbciahlts SibiotHocu .... Lg.l5j.lS
Qcripulihc GcpOfitcu, mel
DE aui NupeiuuQcu qc=
5oQCu ipcrotu ..........l 40. .S5i63
TtmuHO Certificate dui
StQaubiqtt 9lniptiiuuqCn.. 29,0i503
4usitcbcuOe 9difrer 9u=
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Me9tss
miheni4aft
Baltimore
University
School of Law.

Rurius bsQinrt om rften Tittpob i'm Oft
Gbtnoz orle uu9e n. 29ta,u neusu
Rotoloa nit guspeis ub.r Qtrn,tbruu1 Der 5as
tultat uro oolcr augtuuft 9etr,ifs Der 9or=
t6sile, ltuterri6tsmstboot llaterribtsgsbibr
etc oorsiirt oper lpsnDe man fb an l. q
ReIlp. ettrstd- uuo 5taBmtiitsr, 24l Court
6ouie. (Sept9. 1lRt S&St
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Baltimore
Suiiites
SOaege,

CTR. D, gfpro=S Barless Ctr.
N.u,rsr uno better stuhisn=aurius. 1i6iie,
unh trfa6rtHe 2tbrfrdfte. Qsrioni6r nnterrid
;Ar,;h,n ~ CUTE GitaunQtn iir ale @rapuiritz
ar6Atrt. 9ooi6nis itst sroifnst absnei6ultH
am "a Sspttmber Ratalcs irti. 9sios 2elepbSnt
q. q. Rprman. grahstE:.
fGua2l z&e. .3TltG
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War1lGnoer Sdlnle iiir Saube

9tr Sc. 3urius btquut an l6. 5sptemb.r
GOnfsfiiOns!Oit s5uls ir 9uubiumm.
uuO eOl5s, peren Seb0r fir Den gtiu8 Der 0iicnt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-12

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-29

Muskoaee, /. T., Sept 29.-The first
bids for sale Of Creek lands under the
new rulings were opened today in the
Office of the Indian agent Two tracts
were listed. Six bids were made on
one and two on the other. The first
tract is 121 acres in the Arkansas bot
toms near Muskogee. It. was allotted
to Marion E. Tarvin, OF Muskogee, and
was sold to j. NJ Dyer of Muskogee,
for S33 so per acre The lowest bid
was ouethird that amount The ap-
praisement was not made public. The
land is not improved other than by
fence, and half of it is under cultiva-
tion. The second tract was 120 acres,
near Henryetta It sold for SO an
acre. Deeds to these sales will be
forwarded to the secretary OF the in
terror tomorrow. A large crowd as
sembled to witness the opening of the
bids. The price paid for the first
tract was one.third more than it had
been offered for under the old rules.
Ardmore, |. T., Sept. 29.-About
thirty attorneys from the leading
towns of the Chickasaw nation as
sembled here this afternoon for the
purpose Of deyising ways and means
toward either securing a division of
the southern district or getting anoth-
er Judge appointed to assist Judge
Townsend. This has become neces-
sary because of the vast amount OF
business, which one Judge could not
handle
/ A vote on the matter showed dele
gates TO be almost a unit for an addi
tional Judge and that the southern dis
trict remain intact II was also the
sense Of the attorneys that probacC
( courts be established in the districi
with the power to try misdemeanor'
and civil business where the amoun
involved is less than $500 A stronl
effort win be made to get congress
to pass a bill providing for the addi
tlonal Judge and the probate courts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-29
AS SURE AS THE SUN RISES.
SO Certain viii Be Your Cure Of Piles
II You Desire Immediate Relief
From Pain.

Are you suffering from the agoniz-
ing disease Of piles2 Is your life one
of pain and unhappiness and misery?
Do you want to be cured? Your cure
will be certain, complete and as last
ing as your life by using a simple,
natural remedy that gives immediate
relief No knife, no torture no pain
and applied in the privacy of your
own home. The Pyramid Pile Cure
has never failed even IN the most ag-
gravated cases It is in the form OF a
suppository and is applied directly TO
the affected parts. giving instant re-
lief It viii cure you just as certain
as you try IT, OF this there is no
question or shadow of doubt
A prominent Milwaukee lady says.
For years / suffered intense agony
from piles Ny nerves were shattered
and many times / prayed that death
might release me from my torture. NJ
one on earth can ever know whai
misery and pain | endured Pyramit
Pile Cure cured me completely, thor
oughly and permanently. For tive
years I have not had a symptom o
piles. can never thank and praise
you enough for this blessed deliver
ance"
Pyramid Pile Cure is for sale by al
druggists at so cents a package
not kept by your druggist viii be sen
on receipt of price by Pyramid Drul
Co. Main St., Marshall. Mich
Write for free booklet on the nature
treatment and cure Of piles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-29

Beaver OKLA, Sept 29.-Beayer
county ranchmen report the summer
just closed as one Of the most unfav-
orable for the cattle business they
have experienced for some time. Mr.
Highfl, living thirty miles above
Kenton. in Peacock canyon. saws
there was exactly two months between
ice at his place This shows the sum-
mer to have been rCusually short.
II has rim to extremes of hot and cold,
also. It is predicted that next year
will see uncertain prices in this part
of the territory The vega hay crop
this year has been one of the poorest
crops known in years Something in
the weather that prevailed, not being
sufficient to grow the proper grass,
and an abundance Of it. Vegetables,
too have been a little more scarce
than usual this summer. In some
cases the stockmen are trading their
cattle for sheep, although just the
reason for this is not explained on
some Of the oldest and biggest
ranches of the county this transfer is
taking place, twelve ewes being count
ed the equal in value Of COW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-29

It has been officially announced that
the Frisco system will. for ;he pres
ent. operate into Guthrie over the
new Choctaw line running from
Chandler TO Guthrie This will give
the Frisco a direct line from St Louis
to Guthrie and extensive terminal ia
ciliues win be located here This
line is completed 90 Chandler and a
large force of workmen have begun
the work of connecting the two lines
in that city. When this connection is
completed 1.-THE Frisco viii begin run
ming trains into Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-29

Like most Of the other roads run
ming into Kansas City, the Santa Fe
has authorized a fare of one-half the
regular rate from all points in Kan.
sas, Oklahoma and the Indian terri
tory October to 10 inclusive on ac-
count of the fall festivities at Kansas
City In connection with this the
Santa Fe has made a one-way rate
into Kansas City from all points in
Missouri within the So limit All OF
these rates are limited until October
-, the rate from Oklahoma and the
Indian territory being effective from
the 4th to the 7th inclusive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-29
Neglected Colds.

Every part or the !IacOus membrane,
the nose, throat, ears. head and lungs,
etc, are subjected 10 disease and
blight from neglected colds. Billiards.
Horehound Syrup is a pleasant and
effective remedy. Csc, SOC, S1O0. w
Akend-ick. Valley Mills, Texas writes;
Il have used Ballard's Horehound
Syrup for coughs and throat troubles;
it is a pleasant and most effective
remedy"
Sold by F. B. Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-29
THINK TWICE.
It viii Repay Residents Of Guthrie to
Follow This Citizens Advice.


That good old adage-"Thinll twice
and act once" is brought to mind
when one reads the following account
Of the experience of a Guthrie citizen.
Mr Conner made a public statement
on the subject years ago. and at this
time repeats his former testimony
with renewed emphasis.
f. T. Conner, tinsmith, employed at
Hirschis Hardware Co., and residing
at $40 East Perkins Ave, says:
Sometime in the summer Of 1901 a
gentleman called upon me and asked
for my opinion Of and experience with
Doan's Kidney Pills At the time
told him they had proven to be all and
more than is claimed for them. Some
time previous TO his visit / had pro
cured a box at j. H. Wallace's drug
store and used the pills until cured of
a very aggravated attack of Kidney
complaint and backache II is fully
two years since told the people of
Guthrie that Doans Kidney Pills
could be depended upon to act as rep
resented. can speak in stronger
words for them today than when
gave my original statement for /
have used them on two or three oc-
casions since then when a recurrence
was ia evidence and as in the former
case they rendered the kidney secre-
tions in a good healthy condition and
normal in action / claim them to be
the best kidney remedy on the market
today. and it is with pleasure / re-en-
dorse them for another year"
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo
N Y, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no substitute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-29

Ardmore, |. T., Sept 29.-Inspector
L. G.. Orhsenreiter of the department
of Justice is making an investigation
OF the marshal's Office here, He has
full authority 20 inquire into the
charges filed against Marshal Colbert
He will complete the work left un-
finished