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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25

said angrily. 81 do not choose to be
followed. Either ride on and leave me
to my way alone, or go back and
choose another route"
Il understand that the highway is
for the use of the public" was the
cool retort Il did not intend to ac-
cost YOU"
! Editha felt rebuked. She could not
mistake the fact that this man was
watching her, but had she taken too
much for granted?
who are you?" she asked.
"A squire of DANES" was the quick
response.
II was a long time after that before
Editha rode again, but when the cool
autumn nights came she could not
withstand the temptation. and she gave
Bay Dick race that gladdened his
equine heart She had thought often
of the strange rider, and was congrat-
ulating herself on his absence when he
doomed up before her. And is there
anything in life as contradictory as a
woman? She felt quick thrill OF
pleasure at seeing him. Oh, why
couldn't Luke Curtiss ride a horse
like that? He was sleeping at home
with the bed clothes over his head
for fear Of catching cold. She wished
with all her heart she had not mar.
ried a Miss Nancy.
She could not see the features of her
! self-constiuted escort plainly by star.
! light, but could discern black hair and
wildly prominent black mustache.
He sat his horse well. and there was
both vigor and grace in his ensemble
and his voice was husky with man
hood as he gave her good evening.
"A happy chance, this meeting" he
said gayly.
For whom" asked Editha, coolly
I "0h, for the squire of danes, who
has been very lonely with no vision
of rescue for any fair dame" he an.
swered, lightly. and as he rode nearer
although Editha shot ahead. she did
not entirely distance him, and that was
the beginning.
The ending? Oh, It is not yet. o.
those stolen rides the memory is still
golden. There was no talk of love
Had both been married there woult
have been no cause for heartaches by
their respective partners, but the:
never alluded to social conditions. Tn,
squire of danes talked Of foreign trav
ei, or of general topics, familiar sal
wage to all strangers. Editha of thu
west, of horses, of the sameness of civ
ilization, "reminiscences Of schooldays
but never OF her husband or home
Then, from that charm of environment
that freedom Of social intercourse, sh,
would flee as II fiends pursued her. ant
her unknown escort would see her nj
more for the longest time. Then, sud
denly, she determined TO go home t
the ranch, and almost without prepar
stion she was gone. Her husband
health had improved of late, but sh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25
INSTRUMENTATION.

Lieut.. Commander Albert p. Niblack,
Of this station, and Miss Harrington,
were married in San Francisco yesler-
day and will soon leave for this place.
Lieut.. Commander A. j. NiblaCk
was appointed into the Navy from
Nincennes, Indiana, in 1876 and grad
uated from the Naval Academy IN 1880.
His first foreign cruise was in 1882
in the "LaCkawanna" on the Pacific
Station when he visited San Francisco
In September, 1881. He served ON the
North Atlantic station in 1888 and in
the Coas Survey lSS4-S7 on board the
steamer &C. p. Patterson" which ar
rived In San Francisco from New York
in February, 1885. The summer sea-
sons were spent In surveying work in
Alaska and the winters at the Mare
Island Navy Yard. 1t was In the win
tiers Of 1885 and 1886 that he made
many friends In San Francisco. His
next cruise was In the Flagship Chi
Cago' in the White Squadron 1892,
and again in Alaska in connection with
! 'HS bbhHhulS ANlNty III 1890 lie was
Flag lieutenant OF the North Atlantic
Station lS9i-5, Inspector of the Naval
Militia 1896, and Naval Attache at Ber-
! lin, Rome, and Vienna for eighteen
months preceding the War with Spain,
coming home in May, 1898, and serv-
ing in the t. S $. Topeka in the North
Cuba Blockadng Squadron. In Au-
gust, 1898, he was given command of
the Torpedo boat "WinsOw" and in
October put her out of commission and
Squadron at Manila. He served in the
| Philippines lS9S-00, then in North Chi
ma during the Boxer troubles, return
ing to the Philippines in September
1900, when he was made Secretary OF
the Naval Commission to locate a Java
base in the Philippines. He returned
to the United States In August, 1901
and served as Inspector of Target
Practice. His present assignment il
Captain Of the Yard at the Naval Sta
ton, Honolulu. ollie was promoted t
Ensign in 1854; Lissenant q. q.
1892; Lieutenant 1896; Lett Com.
mander, 1909. lie has been in tn,
Navy twenty-seyen years.
Lieut.-Commander Nlblack Is tn,
youngest son Of the late Judge w. Il
Niblack who represented the First Dis
trict of Indiana in Congress for man.
years, and who subsequently seryeC
twelve years as Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Indiana.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25
GUESSING CONTES

Meanwhile his wife-the lady of the
midnight ride - was interviewing
James, the factotum of the stables.
You see. Misses" Mrs. Curtiss was
saying, the horse is really mine as
much as II is Mr.. Curtiss'. He would
not object to me riding II every day
ii he could go with me. But he thinks
he is not well enough to ride. and of
course he would object TO my going at
night, but | was brought ~ in the
West, the great, free, boundless West,
and rode at the round-ups with my
brothers and the cowboys That is life,
James"
"Yes'm. ! expect this does seem
stupid-like, and III do the best can,
and If the master finds out and dis
charges me you'll mebbe give me a let
ter Of recommend yourself"
Liberal fees reconciled James to the
extra grooming required by Bay Dick.
Every man has his price. and he prov
ed conclusively that he had his. Mr..
Curtiss made an occasional visit to the
stable, but saw no evidence of undue
eXertion on the part Of his fine saddle
horse which he was too i'll or too eff
Terminate to ride himslf His wife did
not believe that anything allied him 4.
She felt certain that he would be per-
fectly well II he could live a rational
life, forego stupid parties. the attrition
OF fashionable society which was wear
ing his nerves out. and the luXuries
which produce deadly enervation.
He had met her at a gathering on
her fathers ranch when he had gone
| West for his health, and what more
natural than that this blaze young man
should fall in love with such healthy
radiant, beautiful creature. And she
was lured by social visions only to find
them tedious Nightmares. She tried
after a year of marriage to induce him
10 go back with her TO the West. but
he would not listen, although he loved
her. He imagined himself doomed "a
consumption and lived the daily life
OF an invalid.
Again and again Edtha Curtiss gal.
loped into the night on the grateful
back of Bay Dick while her husband
slept, unconscious Of the unconvention.
oil proceedings of his wife. But one
night she met her fate. Or rather Il
overlook her. She became conscious
that a man was following her. He
too, was mounted on good horse anC
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25

Honolulu PhotoSupply Co. are now
busy day and night making picture
frames from the handsome new
mouldings they have just received,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25

When your joints are stiff and your
muscles sore from cold or rheumatism,
when you slip and spgain joint, straU
your sile or bruise yourself, PAIN
KILLER will take out the soreness
and fix you right in Jiffy, Always have
1t with you, and use it freely. Avoid
substitutes there is but one Pain-Klll.
err, Perry Davis. Price 25c, and soc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PacHEco's Dandruff Killer is a mar.
Velleus quick relief for prickly heat
CRS itching scalps; one application
EliGys the awful itching. At Union
Barter Shop.
D ns-s lunch with a cold glass of beer
q she Eagle Saloon, PunChbOwl ST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative 3romo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money II II
fails TO cure. e. w. Groves signature
" on eacn box; 25 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25
WANTS
Sec Page 8. NEW TO-DAY. for New Ads.
arTUATIoNS WANTED.

~ ScUtswoman, stu.
alton TO DO light homework and
sewiRE or as nurse to an invalid.
". Y. s, p. o. Box S2I, Honolulu.
26l7-1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25
INTER.ISLAND FANcIEs.

There was a young lady from Hilo,
who posed as the Venus de Milo,
Till her pedestal broke,
And she uttered a spoke,
Where was once young man on Kauai,
That sounded much more like a squeal
o."
who tried like mynah 10 fly,
Till one day on trip,
His wings they did slip,
And now he is soaring - high.
A Jap in a hurry one day,
Jumped of from the car the wrong
way,
Now he's riding on cars,
That don't give any jars,
And where passengers don't have to
pay.
Il hubby was In a great wrath,
Cause the plumbers had torn of a lath,
The next time he'll know,
The right place TO go
For good plumbing, and that Is to Bath,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-25
ROOM AND BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for gentleman.
Private family. Makiki. Apply Box
652. 261i.2w
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Ser. Singer bon Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: r@ermania : MGnz
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fternzQpe. 6inan3ietretdr 8eorg9imz
mel6eber, CIR. 315, NorbzGOenitruBe;
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2514, Ofz8ultimoreItr. 9elegatenz
8erIammlung jeOen 3peiten 6reitag
i'm W&Onat.
yMrion."
6uuptquartier: nGtagz9aue," gtr.
205, 6unoperftr.; Singitunbe: Wlittz
mods; 0irigent s. 6. 6rant.
~y6drmpnte.""
Suuptquartier: g}r. Ala, @eItz
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neritogs; 9irigent S6eoOOr 9emberz
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6pr."
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6au.
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nMelpoie."
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itunbe: Sonneritug5; 9irigent S.
&arolus.
n9ermunia< Quurtett@
Club"
9auptquartier: Meienberg's 6aqe,
gfr. 116, NOrb : 9ucatrabe. Sing
itunoe: 9ienitugs; 9irigent 5. aaz
rolus.
~MeBger 9eangperein."
9auptquurtier: n8apern : 9aGe."
ytr. 8 bis II. Siio=5reberidftr. Singa
itunoe: 9~ienitags; 9irigent s. 6.
6rant.
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9auptquartier: 4ber's 9aae, Gfe
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Giehfntter: mn strnhnrriIe

6ol8enoe8 iino Die auf ben ~itootli=
6en @aagen fir Sen, 6tro6 IL. I. 10.
8eItern er3ielten Preiie:
0etlt6e 9eupuuge.
9eu.-5imOthp $12 Bis SIS, Slice
beu 81 bis $13 pro 3onne.
6trob. - 8ei3enitro6 IS bis 50,
RoggenitrO6 $13 bis $14, 9aferItro6
So Bis SO pro Some.
Mais-$3.4O PRO SAB.
q 0 me Hide 6eunuage.
6eu.-3imothD $13 Big $15 flee=
ben $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
Strob. - 8si3entrpb 50 bis $40,
8Oggenitrob $11 bis $13, 6aferitro6
So Bis SO pro Some.
Mai5-$3.4O Bis $3.50 pro SAP.
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Der 2ammntrt6.
Der 2ammnirt6 lit in 5taot unb
Quno
Seit ldn9it bei Dit uno SyunQ befdnnt.
Seut' iteat Elm SAT- men 6remoling
r9err Wtrth, metn Better S6eobor.
Gr lit bon &aBeneuenbpgen
@or'm Sabr in unI're Stuot oe3ooen."
9a flummt in 3orn oes 8irt6s Sc
ii9t:
n9or'm SuAr? uno fennt Den 2ammz
nirt6 ni6t?!"
Gr fabt bei'm 8ragen i'm: ySie
S9uft!!"
limb ieBt ben 6remoling an bic 2uFt.
Damn briiIt er b0fli9 our9's 9prtal:
n9eebr'n Sic mid baIb pieoer mall"
9Ofe3ungen.- 6rdulein o.;
Die noble PHte ba ion nur ni9t 10
itOl3 tbun. WiTen Sic, mas man
BON ibr ia9t? Sic bat i6on ben brits
ten 8rGutigam." = r6Gulein g.:
Gin zines Souper.-Suusz
berr (iir iid): n5iinf5ig SlaI6en
Gbeinpein, fiinf3ig Mofel, 5e6n 6laz
f6en Seft, 100 Stiid Siiofrii6te,
breiBig 9uBenb 4uitern, 5pei DID
ter, elm 8enoriit, Elm Qfrifareifenber
- bas pirb qeniiaen fir iieb3ig perz
jnnenJ>
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QutnmnbilzltniaQ.

Gan So e, Sal, %, @eptbr. -
Sin 4utomobil, auf peldem ii4 feds
9erfonen beFanoen, i~tiir5te 9eItern
Glbeno BON Der Is SUB bpben rtferb0z
f6ung binab in Oo5 8ett Oe5 8uaoez
loupez 8iper, unO ale SnIahen muir
ZEN perleBt, 6ruu De @uiTett pubrz
f6einIi8 t0btli6. @on ben iibrigen
erlitten 3pei @lieberbrii6e, unO Die
Inberen enttamen nit S6rammen u.
Gpntuitonen.
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Nihtnniuniit erlnOrDet.

SnbtanapoGt8, SnO,, ben %.
September. - Wm. 8. Collins, Elm
4ngeteuter Der n9arrp Monufuctuz
ring Co.," uno Elm Ntdtunioniit,
puroe geTtern Qbeno Don einem Or
better, bermutbli6 einem 5ur Union
ge60rigen M0rteltrdger, ungegriffen
uno our4 einen Sdlag auf ben 8opf
70 i6per perleBt, buB er beute an
6irner76iitterung itarb. Collins bat
tie fi6 benz 8erne6men nu6 gepeigert,
nit benz Manne iiber Die Qrbeiterfraz
ge gu argumentiren, l%pOrauf i'm 0erz
felbe unftel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-23

gouudl.gIuffs, 9olou, 2 3agt.
Concord, R.s6., 10 GtuHocn.
3sHotr, Colorado. n Taee.
Sstroit, Wi6., ! 9dg.
gaIDsltou, 9eras, 2 GAGE ; Stunosa.
Surrisbura. pa, 3 Stuuosu.
6artforo. CONNECTICUT, y StunoeH.
indianapolis, Suo., | 9aq.
Sadiou, Wiififppi, 2 9age.
SadiorBiat. %iTlcriOo, | Sac.
RaufassGjtD, WiHouri, . 5ags.
qittls Rod, arfduiag, l SAG IS StuHss&
9ouis0igs, Rp., / 3ag 2 StuuoeH.
Wsmpbis, 5euH., I Sog } Smnotu.
Mobile, alabamn. l3aQ 3 StuHDeH.
gorioll. 9irqiuien, y SuuOru.
9elu=GrIeans, Ga, l Sag 10 Stiinh'S-
6tuot RsiDzQorf. 5 Stuuoeu.
Sma5a, Rtbrasia, , 5a5s.
QOrtllHo. Waius, | Ga1.
Qcrtlauo. Oregon, ; Gage.
QbiloOclpbia. ia, 3 Stunotn.
9ittsburg, ia, II 5unoin.
9ro0iocuct, RS, Is StuHotu.
Raltjgb, R.s6.. IS StuuOtn.
Ct. Gouis, WiFouri, l TaQ 6 SturocH.
Ct. Qaul, Wiuutiotn, l 5ag Il StuHOsA
Can GranJiscO, Cal, 4 Sage II StuHosR-
Sopcta, Ran;as, ? GaQc.
Bottom, Q(aT., IS Stuuoeu.
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GA s. IT
ragt die AD6 SOt8, Die !T Inner G8kauft HABIT
; s5;s5s &@HAAzZM
NiehmGrftc.

Gbfcogo, %. Gept.-RinODieb:
6eutige 3ufu6r 5000; Murtt iteti9;
Qrsiie $3.50 bis $500. S6Deine:
6eutiQe 3ufu6r 11,OOO, morgen 25,z
900; Wurft Zoe. nieori8er; Preiie
$3.50 bis $6.374. S6afe: 6eutige
,3ufu6r $4,000; Martt fir Sdufa
uno QGmmsr 1Oc. bis loo. nieori9er;
qreiie: G6afe 1925 Bis $500, 2dmz
mer 1915 Bis 1918.
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usIunb B.

gr,m,u, TsutidIuro. Q Saas.
% ruos N0rcs, gracHtiuicu. % SCst.
GaIfStta, @ritiib=9uOicu, 30 Iaqt.
Eemerara, @ritjibs@uiona. lG 1a0s.
6Oug=R5uV, Gbiua, 25 Sage.
Rin0fon, Samaito, 5 GAGE.
9]iO,rSooI, Gr0Ioub, 7 Gage.
Qu1trn, S6Dti5. 10 Sage
Stnot Rcrifo. mcriTo, GAGE.
Ntosiau, RuBtdnn. u TaQs.
Banana. Der. Staten ron Colombia, Z 9aa&
Paris, fraufrcib. s Sage.
Gucbet, GaLaoa, , IuQe.
Rjo be Santiro, groFtisH, . Iagt.
8oul atalien. 10 GAGE.
Ct. 3obus. TeufurNIcuo, 4 SAGE.
Ct. petersburg, RuElaro. 70 Ea0t.
SpoH,p, aufralicu. 81 Sage.
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@sItrine Sd6lubrdte:

s.-0Ie 9eutI9e Wfdls3ufu3r
,betrua 28,852 8uf9eG; 8erIanot BON
ben @leputoren 1854 8uI4el; @Iez
putpren : 8orratb 182,44O 8uf4el.
8erfGuFe: 1 8aggpn gemii4ter gu
554, 1000 8uI6eI Rr. 2 peiBsr Spot
3u 531.
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Rrnhuften=Warft.

untenfe6enoe 9reiie be8ie6en i4
auf ben @ngros : 9anoel; fir Den
8Iein6anoel muB Elm entipre4enoer
4uf59Iag gema4t perben.
Tarm 9robutte.
Qe6enoss 8sfIugel, pro 9funD:
iunQe 6ibner 15c.; ate 6T6ner 13c.
big 1916; gnten &c. bis 13c.; Souz
zen, pro 9aar zoe. Bis 25c.
Gier, pro 9uBeno BIC. bis 24c.
Qepfsl, pro SAP 75c. Bis $3.50;
0aTermelpnen, pro 6unoert $500
Big $1,000; 9firii6e, pro &ifte $1.0O
biz $3.50; GantaIoupes, pro &orb
400. Bis 75c.; 8irnen, pro 8orb zoe.
bis &c.; Oam7ons, PRO 10 9funOz
&pr6 zoe. Biz 30c.; Srauben, pro 8
9funbz8or6 lie. Bis 14c.; gfIaumen,
pro 10 pfunoz8orb 10c. Bis 25c.;
9uinces, pro 8orb 60c. Big zoe.
Semitic: &artoffeln, pro Sap $1.00
big $500; pro 8uideItiite SOC. biz
&C.,; 3pisbeln, pro 8ui6el 55c. big
7Oc.; NeiBtobI, prO 9unbert $500
big $3.50; 8opfiuIut, pro 8uI6eItiite
4Oc. Bis Soc; 3uterrii6en, pro Bin
bel DC, big De-; tomatoes, pro 8or6
Sc, Biz 12c.; CRIME 8obnen, pro
8uifel, 2Oc. Bis 25c.; Mais, pro
0ubeno Sc. big 15c.; Garotten, pro
8iinOeI IL. Bis 11c.; 2ima6o6nen, PRO
8ui6eIfiIte goo. bis $1.OO.
Groceries unb 9robifio@
men.
3aFfinirter 3uder, pro 9funb: ge>
niirfelt, 5.764c.; puIperiIirt, 5.284c.;
STANDARD gronulirt, 5.164c.; fein
granulirt, 5.181c.; Grpftal, 5.164c.;
Columbia q. 4.913c,; geI6er, 4.45c.
bis Also.
Butter, pro Pfunb:
Separator II Bis p
SUM Cream Bis -
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!6eutiue ShIubrQte:
9nLtimnrer GffeftenhGrfe.

:. 8m. MIo6cnoOrf { Co.,
Baltimore, %. September,
$. 0m. MiDoenoorf C So. beredz
nen fir 5ranc5: 8antisrs : Srutten
auf so Sage 800, auf 6i6t 5.18l,
taufmdnniffe auf so Sage 5.214 bis
5.215. Rei85marf auf so Gage 943.
8uIoen auf go Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8ontisrs auf so Sage
1921, auf Si6t 4.86, taufmdnniIte
1929.
8ertdufe auf Der hieTgen GifetteH'
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per Oeat(6e Correspondent.
Mittwpd,, 23. scptember 1908.
9as 2Iinorat.
@on Jreifruu 8ubrtele BON
SdIippenba4.
Gort5eBung.)

l60r1leguH9J
rSa, bas pirO pobl 10 fein mill
ien," ieuf3te fie, ni4 psiB, mas Sic
mir periproden buben. 4u4 als Sds
i4o's 5ruu re4ne i4 barauf, nn'eit
&c pas Oui6entu?"
n8erben sic, nein pardon, pirIt
9u i'm jeBt tpieber ieben?" fragte er
NIT ieItiam betlommener, haitiger
Stimme.
ng}ein, fein Batter 1T frunf, er iOa
i'm gu Wei6na4ten in Ri58a be-
iuden," erpioerte 8era glei4giltig.-
sic itanO nod LANCE am SEM tee
hires 3immsr5 unO iab auf ben i'm
MOnbli4t glisernDen &9ein; iAr jun
ges 9er3 mar tribe unb f4per, tpenn
ie an ben morgenOen Qbi4ieD ba4te;
tie fragte iid, tpesbdlb es 10 Ielig uno
10 pe6' in i6rer 8ruit tlopfte.
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Sn bermietben.


qaben unb Refer in Rr. 925, Sarlems@penue
Ode S9roeotrzStrube; pdheno fir Confectionery,
N6dcrei poer @roceries9aoen. Ra6,ufraoen bsj
Sobn Stad & S6bue, Rr. $50, s9rehontrabe
G6l-6l
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0arleben AMI WfDbeln uno anoere
Sibtb,tttu fir 6 9rOjsnt-gsnau mad b.m n.usu
@sisk: prtodttm.
Rtd,ter, Rr. 2IO, Cfseertnsfonsgtr.
8tmmr Rr. 4, .@aniautsguiISiug.'
Sn Ger Office mirc Seutfb sefprOd5sn.
CGlai2O 1dl
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9nltimnrrr Wnrft6criffr.

Cgeri3t,t fir ben ,2'utf3tn GorrtirOnosn t,u'l
Baltimore, %. 6eptembsr.
WebI.- Die 6eutige Ms6l3ufu6r
BELIEF iid uuf 14,788 Safer, elm
f6IieBIid $685. Safer gu Occult
9Oint unO ZOO 6dFer gu canton.
&iiitenOerianOt 339 6GTer. Die g2oz
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N}Gnner fpie cine 5ningenOe Ma6t
6errfdt unO Der iid oft bic 6siten un0
eOeIiten piQenlOs beu9en.
G~ortieBung foIgt.)
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Snm9e WtHtter+

eie gut! Dhter i0te boz allen cine 8ein4Os 9utr tn; bdonOgs bic Gebn9t 68
erten 9moe5 mnnt oue Srlre III Nnprut, mo bic imge Trau ouh bue aud Der gahr
IN n! SseHS 5sn &t6tge mo Satt1te R9mt4idl%e FO fir bic fdnIge 4RHter pom
gran Fit5amS 9nsgeFt4nthem a@9 bat Ut lol4e1 3etsn ihOn GHhn lmgm Matsrn in
oHer 19meen 3t 3ung rWen Segtn geunht Sic rGt1 bent 8aiGter re. cine tue
g 5t!HtttfFs nun NIT osm 9@Bfn unh1ttts SoB id ire Srfo6rr48 All t"nleH0e pom
SdlleH erfredt uo o1run TIM 10 mGtbpoQr 1T! SIR 3tb lit fd8 hL
Nr grofentt4en af .PechQe Gnau6ntB bin bnt gutt, ans 6mH liar n0 oui9
hermge9t ME abolIt nt5nen6g Die rudtpe 6udorge uno Der bette 9mb fno. mfnn Die
SstoSt per Utnttr99f berannabt 6mn Serton8 28ref IhtmTt ms Die gdo5rn Der
NtutHrhatt; Der BON mu Sanpu Die Yeben mdbreno Der Sdnau901duf, NIB ltliBi9
Der 8ef pom 6an gt!Np Die Eden, bee e inge Iutr mad Der Ge6nrt beminfen
tonnen; aue aberbe ndRn AUS Horfe ben mUn0erbare en- @ertb pom &goG Q. Rtut=
bans 8eaetahe COMPOUND.
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Serlangt int MQgemeinca.
steQengeinde


SttGGtptu6
Gin psrbsiratbsttr Gdrtuer obne Riuoer, tibtiR
in alien 6G5eru Der @drtntrei, iu6t bis sum Is.
Gftobsr ODsr friber Stenuug. Otfertsn trbtttu
urtsr pgdrtner" on bic Grpe0itiun Oj:ic5 @Iuttcs.
NAfh-A
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O"0lN'IP ~ SIuAOf SuI6~
S4ultern, engIii4 8ei6nitten, 94c.;
gang tur3e Rippen, 93c.; @eitenz
iPef, 1O3c.; gan3e Qsibitijte, 104c,;
~=S4ultern, 94c.; Sugar gu
RED" S6uItern, &c.; S6tntsn, 15c.;
obne 9aut, 144c.; 9icntc, &c.;
DMeB"~ S6petnefIeif6, $17.OO pro
Sap; S6mal3-in 3ierce, gut rafz
finirt 94c., in 6GFern 1Oc.
&affee: 9otirungen fino, tpie foIgt:
ouf Der Balls BON 81 Gent5 BRO
PfunO fir Rio gr. 7; Santos 74c.
bis lie; Wdracaibo 94c. Bis 1876;
SABA 100. Bis 23c.; Motfa 18c. Bis
1916.
ger6ftetsr aaffes: 6. g. g., in ST.
item 10c. Big 1O,2Oc. pro 4funO;
in 8ii4ien unO Sdden, reiner oyuoa,
32c. Bis 323c.; SABA uno Mofta, gez
mii4t, 271c. Big 28c. pro 9funo; reiz
ner Maracat6o, 22c. Bis 225c.
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I6fel
EGTs!

LII g7siIt I'm Auslauot btior9t iHutrbaIb "a StunAgK
Iu bceenttuo bsrab8tiesttm BrtIie
GDnNro Blaine,
@hAgeRsG6e 4elttRourS tIass no 3sffp0tRcts4Ge
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Sef0rSrrung BON POfiu9en

2G.1ge Der erforberIi4en 3eit our Grs
rei9ung Der Deri4leo:nen Be-
itimmungsOrte.
uutenItebsno 1T Die ungsfdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der Y0itia6en bon
benz 8aItimorer 9oIt : 8Hrsau mus
ben 6uuptid4li6sn einbimiI6sn un0
auspdrtig'n Stdoten Der3ei4net.
SnIanb.
@.laHia. Ga, 10 6tuRo,n.
Wflanti,.Ettn. Rs. 6 6tuunsn.
Vrooflpn, 3.=G.. 6 StunoeH.
Purlinotou. 9rnont, II Stuussa.
Puffalo. R=O.. Is StuuDeu.
Gaps Bau. RS, 6 Stuuoen.
6barlsaou. SIS, l6 StuH0eH.
Gbicaeo. aus, l Sa9.
Columbia. c g., II 6tuHpcr.
Cincinnati Ohio, 20 StaResu.
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Iram 9aie sertpn. @i6lan6, @n.. @pnO g.. i@ret6t mns:

0&rhe 6rou 8nttam! SD ibreb 3bmn I'M september 1900; nh ;neUdbrgr 81
99he 9 yst6 sB5geeburhn 9e346t me I'M rhlen5 bic omre I'M reben aE D G mcn
uo nab ordebn 6uf6en nabn.
SIM SUM 1901 fan! id whOr in onons ulmfdg6G nqO lett babe id Elm Hn5j2S SIM
g1nNn 3t Der Sbmangaibaf. Sd fam n1t 80re puJ fn0en, I'M SIR auSgedd
neR5D dtel genugeno 3u LGn"
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6eutioe S6IuBrate:

11,4O9 8u7del; aus ben Glepatoren
5uriidge3ogen 1925 8uT8eG; glepatoz
renz@orrut6 164,376 8uI4el.
Gn,,4:nA GAH..ErnL