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~ATARRH OF the head. nose and throat
are Vsry frequent. These victims
crowd the ofices Of oatarrh specialists
In vain. Mr.. Chaa. @. Roe once belonged
to this unhappy class. A course Of Peruna
entirely cured him.
There arc two thineS that the
whole medical profession agree
about concerning cataTrh. The
first is that catarrh Is the most
prevalent and Omnipresent dis
ease to which the people in the
United STATES r subject. All
GLASSES of people have IL. Those
who stay indoors much and those
who 60 outdoors much. Working
GLASSES have il and sedentary
Glasses have IL.
The doctor finds catarrh 20 be his constant
and eysr-present foe. Il complexities nearly
every dlsea 10 he is called upon 10 treat.
The second thlng about eatarrh on which
ali doctors agree is that IL Is dintcult 10
cure II. Local remedies may give relief,
but they fail 20 cure permanently. sprays
or snunA amount N little or nothing except
10 give temporary relief.
cAtarrh - frequently located IN internal
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BACK TO THE BATHS FOR HIM.
Bart" Donovan Sues for REIN
statement as superintendent.

Bartholomew Donovan, for many years
Superintendent Of he Public Baths.
seeks through a suit now on trial before
to compel Borough President Cantor to
reinstate him. He VA forced out Jan.
!, 1902.
Donovan declares the only reasons for
his removal were political. He a y he
held the place ftfteen years. with no
charges Of ~ptcayune blackmail and ex-
tortion Mt the baths.
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with this di1oA8o 70 Ury
this remedy. ] thank Or.
Hartman for my cure
Orelis quimond,
MathildA Koch, Orange,
Nd, writes ~ cannot
speak too highly OF PorunA
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eTAQlCAt6 IL puA
this has been the desire OF the medical pro-
fession for a long time. Forty years ago
DIR. Hartman confronted this problem. He
believed then that he had solved u lie
still believes that he has solved It. he
cures thousands OF people annually. Dur
ing all these years Peruna has been ue
remedy upon which he has relied.
Il was at nrst = private prescription
afterward manufactured expressly for him
In large quantities.. This remedy. PerunA,
is now 20 be found In every drug store and
nearly every home in the land. II is the
only reliable internal remedy sver devised
to cure any case Of caiarrh, however long
the case may have been standing.
Mr.. Camillus senne. 257 West 10th street,
New York, writes;
~ have fully recovered from my catarrhal
troubles. 1 suffered for three years with
SUFFERED s sa1"r, ,S,o OF the head ,r,o, H| a,1
THREE kinds OF medlnines without
YEARS, relief, but at last I have
-- been cured by the wonder.
full remedy called Peruna.
II read OF Pernna In your almanac and
wrote you for advice. which I followed
AHN taking one and one-haif bottles Of
rsrsAA ] am entirely eured. end can re$
N
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ommend Peruns to any one as the best and
surest remedy for any catarrhal troubles."
-Camilllus senne.
Peruna cures catarrh wherever located.
Peruna cures cstArrh in whatever form.
Accept no substtn ute for Peruna. Paruna 10
the only systemic remedy for catArTh yet
devised.
Hon. II. W. Ogden. Congressman from
Louisiana. in q letter written at Washing
ton, D. O., says the following OF Peruna. the
national cstsrrh remedy:
~ can conscientiously recommend your
Peruna as q hne tonic and all-round good
medicine % those who are In need OF q ca
tarrh remedy. II has been commended 30
me by people who have used It ~ q remedy
particularly effective In the cure OF catarrh.
For those who need q good cAtarrh medi-
cine know OF nothing better."-H. W.
Ogden.
Hon. Rudolph H., Patterson. q wsll-hnovn
lawyer Of Chicago. ILL.,. writes the following
lottsr TO The Peruna Medicine Co.. at CO.
lumbus, Ohio:
GentIemen-'T have been Q sufferer from
nasal catarrh for the past hve years. n
at the earnest solicitation OF . friend I tried
Peruna. and an glad to say II has afforded
q complete cure. L II with pleasure l rec
ommsnd II 70 others."-Rudolph n. Pattsr-
son.
Catarrh Sixteen Years
NJ: orslis ouiH0nd. ouimond. N. B..
IT had ostarrh Of the head for sixteen
years and could not get rid u u. !Ater
using one bottle Of PerlnA I was completely
cured: and ! .as Vie u tbas "e Siss az a to SS
WOMEN this remedy I thank pr.
ps-Ru.NAI ,nathild. Koch, oranss,
- spsIk 100 highly o. Psrun.
ths head, and, throat until / tried Psruns.
After taking eight bottles, !Peruna cured M
4 also acts a. q special preysntatiys Of
and value It's hne qualities very much.
We all use PeTuna In the fam
lily and there are seven of us.
! recommend II 20 my neighbors and they
all take it."-MAthildA Koch.
Many Have Caiarrh and Don't Know II
cstarrh IL almost . national curse. Nearly
everybody has had u more or less, a ma
iorhy Of people who have oAtarTh in It's In
prodaes so many different conditions that il
Is d qG TGnS vim 'S paods s y n dsa Gp,sn rsS0fn ,neS;
the cyes!ght
Catarrh VIII enlarge the t0nslls and VIII
make the throat sore,
CAtarTh will cause consumption, dyspep-
s4a, kidney disease aud 30 many other NAL
aides that II II no wonder that doctors fail
90 recognize ~
II you DO no, derive PROMPT ana ~satIsfac.
tory results from the use Of Peruna write
st once TO pr. Hartman; giving . tfuil Eats,
ment Of your case, aud be vii he plea 81
TO Flye you bis saluehle advice srptit
,Aearsss Or; AaItnsa, President OF ~
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BURNED IN EXPLOSION.
workmen Have Nnrrow Escapes
and Factory Destroyed.

st. Joseph, Mich, Feb. B.-Several
workmen were painfully burned and
others had narrow escapes in an ex-
plosion which set fire to the Cooper
Wells Knitting Works here to-day.
The plant was destroyed in thirty min
utes and $50 employees have been thrown
out OF work The loss was 100000.
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organs which cannot Dc
reached by any sort Of local
treatment. All this IL known
by every physician.
To devise some systemic IN
tsrnaI remedy which would
reach catarrb at its source. 70
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NHFsEI TIT UT IHU HNWuI ITO
and throat. I tried a
kinds Of medlnines wlthoI
relief. but at last | ha'
been cured by the wOnde.
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Waste not. want not" may be -
adage sage,
But--"World Want Ada, waste not
much more belts the age.
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ASSISTANT CITY ENGINEER
OF LOUISVILLE KY. SUFFERED FOR YEARS WITH CA7oeRRH OF THE HEAD
SAVED BY PE-RU-NA.

Charles G. Roe, Assistant City En-
gineer, Louisville. KY. writes;
"Peruna has q largo number
of admirers I'm this part OF KEN
tuoky, but mono moro honest
than myself for what 1t has
done for mo.
~ was troubled for someyesrs
with catarrh Of the head and
throat which was often a sorf-
ous annoyance to me and must
have been TO my friends. Nine
bottles Of Peruna cured me and
built me up. n seemed TO
strenRtheu the nervous 9yStc-u,
regulate digestion and drive
away tho headache, besides cur
fnk the catarrh.
~ have never known Of any
medicine which seemed 10 90
through the entire system and
do so much GOOD"
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world Wan. Ada Aavs : As&I.z
tone.
Ana heath d ss.liA :. -
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HOODS PILLS are the best cathaTiic.


- ',''' VI N'>"S n"P''' 't'N
=, '',,' '"'' ~, t,'N ','''"' anu '''
va
Henry E.rury has rrut,J If Mrs Eli
z,hrth Dr.nunu tho rnl ,IiII ~. C,r,.,iu
Manly farm. and will t,l,, unssrssinu ON
Mairh -'th'
Hahn II NIvrrs an nrd ARMY Waterman
who lives mar .Inr.s. t,,,,nrI in n,,,,,.
Elk Neck i critically III FRAN , c,nrIi-
cntiun of diseases
Drro.tt ia ,rr,rnIis an "Wednesday
unyt \urust 1ntb In ,h,,.,, nr GIANT
NJ. McCuIlouyh. starring ,t T3n = m
lh'F' W"r" NV" ALIASES "l '"rli
"uillE pn"iiShrH ny Lake ana company
III go \ ihllad'll'ila party adN'rtlN"N
editions.
~ nrahrh OF the Woman 'hrlStlhh
temperance mon mas been organized Ill
,'aSS"W' l"I'. win zen members. Mrs
In'"' - "|''r Is ! resident, ana MISS
M"rE a. hr""h' corresponding Hecrc-
y, P'r'''It Nus nee" I>H"ru ny 'I'r Elm
~" i""" ""'.'Il ~ the i""'tH r".lh-
"It "''p""F Tor ''i' construction, oI i
p"'''I" N'"l' III 'hoir Piah'' u" hr'''3'
''''''' "''''' necessary ny inc '"'r'''S-
'"S ""H''''HS 81 ''' '""il'"iA'
Clayton and Smprna. Del. have an
other local sensation. in the shooting of
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Rcu/ Es1ule.
VvoNsSsvs oS PvoNertM.

James \. Rulcy to Anna c. Tcmplcton,
farm of % acres in the First Election
llStllCI 81 but
Sarah r. Price to Frederick Moore and
others. Trustees of the Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows. lot at Cecilton.
in the First District ............. $50
Thomas Mcdaniel Executor. to Molla
+. Clark and Samuel Ward Taylor
property on Bow Street. in the town
or EIktOl. N4',o
Thomas Mcdaniel. Executor. to John
Gilpin. property on West Main Street.
in the town of Elkton. ......... $500
John Gilpin to Thomas Mcdaniel. prop
Stephen j. Reynolds to Margaret +. Cav
anaugh, 3-acrc property in the Sixth
Election District ................ SITS
Thomas 5. Gerry and wife. to Annie
Bran. 3-acrc property i'll the Sixth
Election District. ...............S 4OO
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Mavv>aue AleeNses.

James Nelson. of Mechanics Valley.
and Matte Goodnow. of North East.
Trcnto Giulio and Anna Plea. both of
Elkton.
John \. Craig and Clara Emma Iag-
gcrty, both of Earlcvillc.
Charles H. Moody ANA Lillian T.. Redi-
fer, both of Cherry Hill.
William jackson and Mary Jackson.
both of Woodlawn.
tOLORED.
William Washington and Nirgic Bid
die. both of Earleville.
Arthur j. Tiller and Blanche Watts,
both Of Middle Neck.
Thomas McKpevcr and Gcorgianna
Davis. both of perryville.
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ORDER NISI.


In the Orphans Court of Cecil County.
Ordered. This 23d day of July, in the year
1903. that the sale of the Real Estate of Ann
Patched, deceased, made and reported by
Thomas NJ. Tyson, her Executor, be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the 2lst day of
September, next: provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspa per, printed
and published in Cecil County, once Il week
for one month before the 18th day of August,
next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$500.
MERRITT s. McNAMEE,
CHAS. T.. BEATTY,
:. X. BLAKE.
True Copy Test =
IS July is. II. f.. LAMAR, Register.
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Information Wanted.

Information is desired concerning Robert
Williams who lived near Charlestown, Cesi
County, Md. in the 18th Century, and whe
bought property in Pittsburgh Pa. from the
Penns in l785-l1S6. His first wife was Esther
Meek his second wife sister of Major Abra-
ham Kirkpatrick. Any facts, personal or
traditional relative TO him or his ancestors,
will be kindly received. Address
Mar28tf WV Wing Office.
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rIiaIuf
Agent Wanted.

WANTED-Reliable man to represent us
in Cecil county. one acquainted with gro
GERS preferred. Exclusive control to right
man. Must possess ability of appointing
and managing subagences in Cecil county.
Samples free. Investigate now. Address
ROOM % MANUFACTU RERS RECORD
Aug SIT BLDG, BALTIMORE, MD.
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FOUN D

A Lady's engraved gold ring, on East Main
street at an early hour on Thursday. The
owner may, upon its identification have 1t
returned by addressing . ..-
July TT CECIL WIG OFFICE.
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George A. Blake, Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
Order of Publication.
Martin l.. Thompson and Mary II. Thomp-
son, his wife. PiaintinS.

Jane Johnson, Levi Johnson. her husbands
Eli Brickley and --- Bricklcy. his
wife; Clinton Thompson .Gcorgie = Thomp-
son, his wife; Ida l.. Thompson. Annie
Marshall, Brumfield Marshall, her bus
band; Clarence Briciiley, Mabel Logan.
Harry II. Logan. her husband: Eva Kirk
William Kirk, her husband: Minnie Brick
ley, I. Ernest 5rickley, Lucy Brickley and
Martha Jane Brickley, Defendants.
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AGENT WANTED.

WANTED-An active reliable man to sell
Tea, Coffee, Spices, Extracts and Baking
Powder to consumers in Elkton and vicinity.
Security required. Address
GRAND UNION TEA COMPANY,
800 King Street, Wilmington,
SAuglWl< Delaware
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WILLIAM NJ z 21A

By star Duroc }5l3, record 2.25ai. Dam Sor-
rel Kate, record 222, by MambrinO Time.
star Duroc, 10y Messenger Duroc lO6. dam the
l.orrilard Mare. by Sccly'S American star.
WILLIAM NJ. was foalcd in 1885. is blood
bay with black points, IL hands high and
wen prOportiOned. He is finely gated and
very stylish. kind disposition and has rare
courage ana stamina. He has n mark of
22li at PottStown, Pa in September. 1902,
in sixth heat on heavy tract. The following
week he took second money at Belmont. and
was beaten II head i'm III. In August, 1902,
he went trial heat in 2.l5 on Pimlico track.
He is a very valuable horse either for
breeding or racing or driving purposes. He
may he inspected by any one interested at
the Howard House stables. Elkton, Md,
prior to he day of sale. The sale is ncces-
sary to close an estate which is the sole rea
son for the sale.
TER1S CASH-But these terms may be
varied in the discretion of The owners.
GEO. A. BLAKE. Attorney,
For Estate Il. b. Dunbar,
W. J. SMITH. JOHN =. WRIT, owners.
Auctioneer Augl-3w
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State. County and Dog Taxes

in said county for the year 1903, he will sit in
the several Election Districts, as follows:
August 10 and u, at Jackson 6; Shorts,
Cecilton, First district; and also at
the National Bank, Chesapeake City,
August II and 3, at Henry Hess, Fair
Hill, Fourth district
August ID and re, at Andrew Anderson's
office, North East, Fifth district.
August II and IS, at Grason's Hotel,
Rising Sun, Sixth district.
August Ie and 20, at A L. Barry's, Port
Deposit, Seventh district.
August III. at J. A. Boyd's, Perryville,
Seventh district.
August p and "a at W. w McGuigans
store, Conowingo, Eighth district.
August rs and 26, at Walkers Hotel,
Calvert, Ninth district
Between the hours of 9 a. Ill , and 5
III.
AS the law provides. a discount OFFS per
cent, will be allowed on all state and County
Taxes paid before September |. Taxpayers
will please take notice that taxes are due
and payable on September Land that on all
bills unpaid on January | interest will be
charged and collected from september l.
After January | delinquents VIII be warned
that unless settlement in full he made before
April !, the claims against them will be
placed in the hands OF the Sheriff of the County,
who shall proceed to seize their property and
dispose of the same to pay the taxes due,
with the charges thereon and all costs of sale
Dogs and SHUTS whose owners have no other
property, unless tax is paid, will be killed.
The Treasurer would therefore respectfully
urge all taxpayers to pay promptly, and If
possible, in time to obtain the benefit of the
discount.
WILLIAM IL. HOLM,
Aug Treasurer.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-At once Trimmers. Painters,
Backsmiths and Woodworkers. Only skilled
BURNS BROTHERS,
maI7tf Havrede Grace, Nd
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Residence for Sale.

Twelve room house, situated on East Main
street, in the most desirable residence section
of Ekton, now owned and occupied by Mrs
Mary l.. Mitchell. Heater in cellar, hot and
cold water, bath room and all modern i'm
provements. House in first. class repair. Pos
session given at once Apply to
H. ARTHUR MITCHELL, MD,
or GEORGE NJ. EVANS,
Mar 2S If Real Estate Agent, Elkton, Md.
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HOWARD HOUSE, ELKTON,
Tuesday, August IS, 1903
u O'CLOCK NJ.
THE FOLLOWING HORSES

IL l.. f'l.l4'N Nv
No 1.-The standard Bred cleveland Bay
stallion 'Dr H." No. Ga. Bright Bay. black
points, lGl hands. "Dr. H. was ioalcd in
1893. by Pride OF England No. lGl. Dam Mabel
No ~. DR.. H. is a valuable horse for breed
ing and good driver. He is sold under
guarantee to be sound and al! right in every
way. lie is finely gated, very stylish, kind
disposition and has rare courage and
stamina.
No. 2-Birdic dark Brown Mare 10 years
old. Sound, will work anywhere, "A good
driver and safe for n lady.
No. 3-Manila,a dark Brown mare, 5vears
old. Will work anywhere, ont of nr. H. and
an elegant driver.
TERMS-l2 months credit purchaser to
give hankahle note with approved security.
with interest at 3 per cent, or 3 per cent of
for cash.
|. L. HOLT.
WIN. j. SMITH, Auctioneer. SAng Nv
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Atlas of Cecil County Wanted

Wanted copy of Atlas of Cecil county,
published in 1877 by Lake and Co. VIII pay
$3.50 If in good order Address
j. l.. SMITH
lSAug2t Care of Wing Office, Elkton, Md.
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FARM HANDS WANTED.

Two farm hands wanted, good steady, and
sober men, by the month. Wages $500 per
month and board. Also a tenant house for
rent. Address
GEORGE SMITH,
June q, IT, Laherty farm, Newark, Del.
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PEREMPTORY SALE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue ofauthority contained in the last
will of Philip Siplcr, late of Delaware CO.,
Pa. deceased. the undersigned aS surviving
Executor thereof, will oncr at public sale, at
the court House door in EIkton. Cecil county
MarVIand on
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WAN Ed

settled woman to cook wash and iron,
in small family. Best wages paid. Apply to
JAS. l.. BROWN,
July25,tf Ilavre de Grace, Md =.
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Fresh Cow For Sale.

\ Young Guernsey COW lately with calf,
for sale. Rich milkCr gentle and a fine
family or dairy COW. Apply
MRS. LOUISE FISHER,
July Is, tt Andora, Cecil CO., Md.
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Wanted.

After 9th month, LIST (Sept. y, n woman for
general houScwork. Only two in family
Work light, with fair wages. Apply to
r.. X. BURLINGTON,
AugS3t Rising sun. Md
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.

Wanted blacksmith at the Boat Yards
Elk Landing. Apply to
july IL, If. HENRY DElBERr
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AUGUST
Notice

In pursuance of an Act of Assembly. pas
Scd at he January session 1896 chapter $40,
the undersigned. Treasurer of cecil County,
hereby gives notice that for the purpose OF
receiving the
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FOR SALE.

Some desirable building lots at Ptrryville,
Md. apply to JOSEPH COUDON, of Hy.
aprlStf
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WANTED.

liouSckceper on farm near Wilmington.
one that can cook. No outside work.
AddresS-BoX 400, Wilmington,
June 20, If. Delaware.
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Tleiidharnnc brrurtheiIt.

Setter IN, N}o., 20. Y}dr3. -
Die Qrmourz, Guoa6pz, 9piftz,
6ammonoz unb 94par3f4ilo u.
@ul36erger 9afing Companies, bic
flint 6irn1en, gegen tpel4e Der 9ene>
ralanpalt BON N}iFouri i'm leBten
SSunuar tpegsn Der 6Ieti4 : @ontbinaz
tion einI6ritt, tpurOen Rsnte i'm
Staats Obergeri6t 3u ie $4,000
@traFe unb 8e3a6Iung Der 9eri4tsz
foiten, tpel6e fi9 Guf $4,000 belau@
fen, Derurt6ti(t. Wenn bic Gtrafen
unb Soften ni4t binnen 30 Sdgsn
be3a6lt finb, 10 perben bic Derprz
tbeiIten 6irmen aus Dem Staate perz
bdnnt nerben.
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10 bieIe 1tnfGqe bur6gemu4t, oaB er
qls n6opooo Boot" perI4rie'n mar.
@inmul brad er oas Sdaufelroo uno
muBte liegen blei6en, Bis tbm Elm dns
beres Boot gu 6iiIfe fam. mar mebr>
fa6 in Golifion nit 5ra4tI4tffen
unb beourFte 6Gufig Der 9iilfe DON
lG8leppern, Inn fein 9ot gu erretz
den.
0ie ,@itD Of 5aunton" mar 1892
ge6uut. sic 1T Elm fIeineres 6a3r~
8eug, als Der rglDmoutb", un0 ntr0
auF Der San 9RiDer 2inie ulS
Tro6tfdiff ge6ruudt. Qtu4 par ite
quf Der 9robibencez unO .Stontngtons
2tnie in 0ienit.
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mouth" fumen 6eute ga6mittug auf
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an. Inter ibnen befonoen ii4 me4z
rere itulieniT6e Ginfpanberer, uno Ell
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teGp, Iagte:
SD bin ii6er3engt, baB etpa Is
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men. SD fu6 fie6en SO0te uno bin
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BEN.
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Qn ben @ta6ltrnif hcrfanft.

8ttt8burg, Pu,, 20. Nfdr3. -
6ier berluutet, baB bic nGrucible
Steel Company Don 2lmertta" ben
controlirenben 2lnt6etI an i6rer 6dz
brtfanluge in Clarion an Die nl1niteO
States Steel Company" Oertauft bat.
9as M}inoritGtS Snters7e ntrb in
ZEN 6Gnben Der uriprijngli4en Sc
feQf6aFt unO %, g. Sn2Oer'5 bleiz
ben, pel8em audi Die Steuung Oes
4rG7toenten Der 9eIeui6aft bslaIen
piro. SSn Die 8ertauf5z8eOtngu
lit Die 8sitimmung aufgenommen,
buB bic Sta9lSGorpOrdttOn Der nGruz
ct6le Company" Barren ltefert. Da>
nit iptrO alien 9offnungen Der ltna6z
bGngigen, biLige Sta6l6arren unb
8niippel gu erbulten, Elm Gnoe ge>
mddbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
&uut met e. 8efcr,
Oemti6es
Gant~ hlel@ei6dft,
g3r. %, SOntbsStraBe.
CDes4,13D
0clOet ii6 aIs NOrab Tuaer's
Wnrher.

5remont, Rsbr., 20, MGr3. -
Sin etpa 4Osid6riger Mann, pel6er
ben Rumen Sobn Bennett an8ibt unb
6ebouptet, Dor Sa6resfrift elm W}d0>
6en, 4amens g2Orab Suffer, in einem
un6epo6nten 6ou7e an Der @alnutz
@traBe in San 6ran3iSco ermoroet
gu 6aben, er74ien geitern Qbenb i'm
Gountp @efdngniB unO fteute fi8
bem @8ertff 3ur 8erfiigung. gr err
flGrt, iein 8epiFen GaIIe i6m feline
&u6e, unb bic grmorOete eri4eine
inn a1nG8tli4 in ieinen Srdumen.
8arum er oa5 W}do6en t0Otete, tAeiIt
er nt9t nit.
g2ora6 Suffers GrmOrOung mar
ems Der fenfationeliten @erbre4en in
Der @eI8i8te San 6ran3i5cp'5 uno
es geIang Der 9oli3ei iopeit nt4t,
baiIel6e auf8uflGren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
8anfbeamter aIs SefranOant berbufs
trt.

gBiGobelp8ia, 20. 0}dr8. =
SEQ. 8. @6ite, 8tcez9rdiiOent Der
South genniplOania Rational
8unt" gu 6nnbman, 8ebforozGOuntp,
ga., purbe beute 6abier bon 8unoes@
beamten unter Der Qntlage DerbdTtet,
$4,000 BON Dem 9elbe Der 8ant per-
untreut 8u 6d6en. g}a4 einem @erbOr
por bem 8unbessGommifdr puroe er
Bis ouF Deiteres unter $4,000 8iirgz
f8dft geite1t.
Die erpd6nte 8ant i4lOB i'm leB=
ten December ibre S9iiren uno 84itc
ion bus 5aGiment Our4 feline WtOge-
leien 6erbeigefiibrt baben-
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Snnnz0nLmn,s Gsfahabc.

5aDana, 20. N}Gr3. - GitraOa
4alma, 4rGitOent Der 8ePubltt Gu6a,
lit erItaunt uno erf6iittert iiber Die
i6m geItern 3ugegangene Rudri4t,
6aB ietn @o6n Soie am II, Sanuor
in g2ep 0ort Elm SRI. Mta6el Sucobs
ge6eirat6et fat. Gr ertlGrt, er iptife
nt6t, mas er t6un ioue, benn SOie iei
crit 20 Sabre ait uno babe nod 3pei
Sabre auf Der ltnt0erittdt Columbia
sn herhrinnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
Grrhrrrifirmsn iniplbenf.

8uffaGo, N.z9., 20. UlGr8. =
Die @er6erei 6irmen 6. WtGni4,
@Dbne II. So. uno W&0nI4, Slider II.
8GnBlen BON @opanba, 3nei Der
grDBten 9eT9dftsbduIer in bieier 9es
genb, finb inIplbent, unb Qpplitdtion
I'm @rnennung BON @equeitern fir
bei6e 5irmen purbe beute eingerei9t.
Die PuFtba IolIen fib auf iiber cine
MiQipn Dollars beIaufen.