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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
MrnhnftrnsM nrft.

1untenTebenbe PreiIe be3ie1en Iid
auF BEN @ngrOs : 6anbeI; fir ben
8Iein6anbeG muB elm eutIpre4enber
Qu16Iag gema4t perOen.
Farm PrObutte.
2e6enoes @efIagel: pro 9funo,
iunge 6ii6ner lie. bis 14c. aIte 6ii6z
ner lie. Bis 111c.; 8Gnie lie. biz
14c.; 9uter 13c. bis 15c.; Gnten lie.
Bis lac; Sauben, pro 9aar 15c. bis
zoe.
Ser, pro 0uBeno 100. bis zoe.
&epfeG, pro SAB $1.25 bis $500;
&~rOnsbeeren, pro SAB $1,000 Bis
S14.O0; &pfelfinen, pro 8tIte $1.75
bis $3.50; GrObeereH, pro Quart
25c. bis 3Ot.
Semitic: Rartoffelr, pro 8uTasl
55c. bis &c; 3niebeIn, pro 8uideI
55c. Bis &c.; 8eiBtobI, pro Some
$500 Bis $500; 8OpfIalat, pro
Serb SOC. Bis $1.OO; 3uderri6en,
pro &tite 35c. bis 4Oc.; SeuerIe, pro
0uBeno 15c. bis 25c.; Garotten, pro
8iite 3Oc. Bis 35c.; Spinal, pro 8u=
f6elftite 4Oc. bis 50c.; brauner &o9l,
BRO 8uf6eltiite 10c.; SOmatoe8, pro
Carrier $3.50 bis $3.50; runOe Riiz
ben, 15c. Bis zoe.
NiIb: Sanger 5irId, pro Pfuno
15c. Bis 16c. Gnten: M}auarO, pro
8aur SOC. Bis $1.O0; 8ladbeaOs, pro
gaur 60c. bis 75c.; 8eobeao5, pro
quur $1.5U Big $500; GunOaBbad,
pro 8aur $500 bis $3.50; 8ep03nz
Ii6e, pro 8uor Doc. bis 4Oc. 9iri4z
ridden, pro 9funo 25c. big 28c.
Groceries unb Proptftos
&~ufFinirter 3udsr: PRO Pfuno, ges
tpiirfelt, 5.614c.; puLDeriiirt, 5.113c.;
STANDARD graruItrt, 5.013c.; fetn
grunuIirt, Sole; Grbitul, 5.01!c.;
Golumi6a q, 4.763c.; 9eIber, Alto.
Bis 4.475c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Wtnen mnnnrInprr Gadfraar.

uttcu, 9.sg., 81. Sanuar. = So
ftart bat ii8 Der @ertauf DON unb bic
9a9frage mad 6uRrrdoern permtnz
bert, baB bic Bennington &rms Co."
in Slion. cine Der gr0Bten 6aRrraoz
fa6rifen be8 QanOes, bei4lofen bat,
Die 6a6ritation bon 6abrrdOern gang
ein3uiteuer. Die Gompugnie miro ii6
ausf9GieBlt4 auf bic 6eriteuung BON
5eltergepe6ren uro S9rei6mui4tnen
bsi4rdnfen. S6re 3peiroObrunfe bat
tie an bic 6irma 8iliam @ooIter e
So. in Helpzgort pertauft. 8rOBe
QuantitGten otffi3tIer gtai@tnerte,
Die CUR STANDARDIZATION gebrau4t
puroe, perOen in Die 8umpeltammer
berbQnnt.
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8annldnr nnterbrettet.

81. 2out8 81. Sanuar. - Ra6
ben ieBt b~orIiegenOsn 8aupldnen fir
Die prdati8e 6eit6oue Der ct. 2Ouiier
Meltuusiteuung pirO Der Dom bes
@ebdu0es Der 9r0Bte fstner Dirt in Der
Nelt iein urt0 an Imfang ben Dom
Der ct. 9eters : 8at6eOrale unO be5
8ant6eon in 8om nod iibertreffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
6entfne ShInbrnte.
BdItlT1tprer UTfeTtenDpI1t.
G,r!Sts. ;ly BEN s3sutfatn EsrrtipouOtHf'a' eEr5
y. Drl. Riontnpori K Eal

Baltimore, 81. Sanuar.
S. 8m. Mtooenoorf &c So. bere6s
men fir 6ranc5: 8untier5 Sratten
auf so Sage 5.184, auf Sidt 5.164,
taufmGnnif6e auF 60 Sage 5.184
(peniger 1116). Rei65mart auf
so Sage "a 9i16. @ulOen uuf so
SAGE 80 1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
SeIIttde S%SC1luRrdte

betrug 1874 81 8ui9el; 8erfdnot Don
ben @~leoatoren $4,000 8uf9eI; @orz
rut6 in BEN @leDatoren 586,778 8uz
f6el. 8ertGufe: $4,000 Sunuur 81
54J, $4,000 6e6ruar gu So, $500
Spot gu "a, 1000 Sanuar gu 544,
Elm @aggon friT6er Spot gu 81, 20,z
900 Spot gu "a un0 10000 Sanuar
an "A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

Xxx Der 9eIangOerein p9armOnie'
peranFultet beute Qt6enb I'm 8 nbr
in Der v@ermania : Mdnner4or<
6aQe" cine MISUNDERSTANDING, bel
pel4er Elm rei8baltiges PrOgrnmm
our 9ur6fi6rung geIungt. Dem bu>
mortitif6en 36eiI lit beiOnoere 4ufs
mertIamteit aepiDmet
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$4,000 Saar-$3.0O pro @ode

SH ocrt1uftH:
3ptif6dias aduitr mil it5s 3inrmsrn al SFsr''
etrab,, Ilpiibsn 9aItimorssStr. unO' Ja'Tmou"t'
aut ntbtn gatttriOHs9art" GNis Saulst EMS
balien ale utusttu 9equtm!i@ttiteu, s!ni4iieblt@
esmtuiirts ReIer unD Rdrmor=1reppsH. Sreis
800. gruuOJ;us s27 id5rIjG. GsODss5trabs 1T
NIT ben bitten pitrifiIirttH 3leGtLit:latn septIatsFt.
GDD ,. 9aIIoGber, SaWintsEnsRmer
Cauls) Rr. 1858. OfEgalttmOresStrub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

*** Der nSDcamora immerfpG6s
renbe 8duz unb Spars8erein Or. /"
hGlt am nd4ften Montag Q6enO in
ieinem @ereinslOtule, Nr. 1706, Dit
9rdttfraBe, feline Sa6resberfamms
lung ab. QGe NitgIieber bes 9ereilS
fonten iiA e~infinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

u bqebltB I. - 9r. NHI. VAfLI
Coroner DON Baltimore : @puntn,
uno 9r. 5oparo N}aden BON Pop@
6uttan, Baltimore : Gountp, tpuroen
geitern gang geb0rig abgefibrt, al5 lie
Der StaOt Baltimore etnen Neger our
8eerotgung iibergeben MOLTEN. Der
Sobte mar Soiep6 81. Sad on. Gt
mar BEL 6rn. Ma6en angeIteQt uno
nurbe qeItern Worgen toot an Der
MinoIorz5iu>Roab aufgefunoen. ST
I6ten am 6reitag 4benO BON ieinem
@agen gefauen gu iein, Denn Die
8fer0e famer ben Qngaben M}aden's
3ufol9e alein na6 9uufe. DIS geitern
Der Qei6nam 0ufgefunben puroe,
6ra6ten Coroner @uler uno W1aden
teniel6en na8 Der BO6nun8 Der
@6tpefter bes So0ten, Scr. 1929, 9i>
bifionitraBe. QeBtere tpeigerte it4, fir
bic 8~eerotgung Gorge gu tragen, unO
bann polten bic beiben 9erren ben
Goldman in Der norbpeitli4en Poltz
5~etItation luFen. BORT nuroe t6nen
inoeTen ungeOeutet, baB Der M&unn in
Baltimore : Gountp geItOrben lei uno
baIel6It Der Snqueit itutt8efunoen
babe, pe86al6 Das Gountp fir Die Be-
e~rOigung gu IOrgen babe.
GoIIiftO n. - Sine &utihe, IN
pel6er it8 bier 9umen befanoen,
ipuroe geitern Qbeno an Der @6e bon
Baltimore unb GutanitraBe BON Ell
mem @traBenba6ntpuggon getrohen.
Sine Der 6rauen tpurbe lei4t an Der
Ginten 6ono perleBt. Die bier Sniafz
iinnen peigerten ii4 tnoeien, tbre yta@
men an3ugeben.
Sin 0eferteur be5 Martnes
Corps, Tomens s. 90. Perrii6, muir
be qe1tern i'm norbpeitGi6en Oiitritt
per6aftet unb 1ofort nu4 8aibington
3uriid fpeDirt.
ais 6ptelmarber per-
6oftet. - Sm n0rOli4en @tos
tions6uuIe itBt Der % Sabre ulte
Qouis Seller unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING,
bag uNortbampton : 6otel" an Der
NorbzG6arles1traBe ungeblt4 I'm cine
notwithstanding bon $13 bemoqelt
3u baben. Qm leBten Mtttno6 err
Iunqte Seller, tpeI9er Dor 3tpei @o4en
mad benz 5oteI fam, auf einen auf Die
u@rfte NQtionul>8ant" BON g&eDz
0ort" Iuutenoen GAed bin $40 Don
Dem 6oteG6eiiBer, unb am 5rettag
Q(ben6 fam Der @6ed ul8 nertblo5 3uz
rid. Die 9oli3ei pom n0rbliden
0itritt glau6te burauf boB Seller
Der M&ann fei, fpel6er in Der leBten
3eit perI8ieOene pert6lOfe @RedS IN
Baltimore in 1mIuuf ieBte, lebo4
fagt Gapt. 8umpbreb bon Der Sc
beimpoli5et, buB er ni4t Der Ntarn
1T.
@rnennun9en. - SnlanOz
fteuerzG innsbmer 99iuips See 9olos@
borough ernanrte geitern 9rn. 3Ro@
mas 8. Rp6erts BON gr. 1875, Sight
@troBe, gum 9ulfS Solicitor an
@teue BON 9rn. George 5. Cooper,
tpel6er refigntrte, unO 9rn. 9enr3
Gang BON g&r. 2O6, NorO<@arrOQton>
4oenle, gum 9Ilfs : Solicitor IN
Wafbington, 9. g., an @tele BON
GOpat6 80. Dan, tpel4er e~benfoll5
reiignirt bate. 8et0e, 9r, Dan unO
Sr. Cooper iinb 6reunOe bes @ons
grebmitgliebes Wtl0O BON 5. 0iitritt.
6r. @olb5boroug9 ieBte ebenfau5 Sc
neral Wm. 6. RoB, pel4er in 1898
bonn Collector Bartlett FaIen gelafen
purbe, pieoer ais Cider Elm.
- 3~onetnnebmer Nm. S. @tore
mo6te geftern anldBIi4 Der &runtRstt
bes 6ilfs>goGettors s. SO. RdpblIn
bic folqenben temporGrer 8sf0rberun@
gen: @ubiteur Gbas. 5. gamma gum
6ilfszgDnsftor 9iilfs QuOiteur ..
@eu3eb gum Nubiteur, GIert 6reoertd
Muqner gum 9ulfs=Qubiteur uno
Snfpettor Gbparb g. QObifor gum
Slert.
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Gpf4rine 6hIubrofe.

2 y - NgNWFFS~ e~~T-U"T.F-
1889 8uI6el; aus ben GIepatOren 3uz
riidge3pgen 1887 8uI6el; @OrratR in
ben @l~ebutpren 83,339 8ui6sl. Ser
fault tpurben Elm 0aggor CIR. 3 netz
Der inn GIebutor g}r. 2 gu 403, elm
8aggon CIR. 3 peiBer 3u 400, bret
8aggon8 CIR. 3 peiBer ouf Der Balm
i'm 8efangriB9ofe gu Al, cine 8dggon
CIR. 4 psiBer auf Der Baltimore
0hfn~Unhn" at 3Q1
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*** Die .8rauarbeiter : Union 9r.
81 6Glt am nG6ften 0tenitag @benb
in Der nQu6or 2pceum 9aae" iRren
II. Sa6res6au a6. Gs itrO bon einem
tii6tiqen Gomtte umfafenOe 8orbez
reitungen fir bas Set %getroffen NOR
BEN unb ale oeutI6en Unions in Bal
timore, Iotpie ms6rere beutf4e8eion8z
0ereine baden i6re 9et6eiltgung 8ugez
fagt.
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Der Strife ppriber.

q mterbam, 81. Sanuar. =
Die 6iibrer Der Union baben heute
Abenb mad elmer Gonferen5 bef4loiz
fen, ben 4usftunb Der 8dbnongeiteuz
ten duf3ubeben. Morgen frliR fptr0
Der 8etrie6 pieber aufgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

- Sn RodutpaD auf Gong Sldno
lit Charles 0aro, elmer Der b~etannten
0arbz8riioer, bic in ben 70er Sab
rem ais Ruoer JG6ampipn5 betanRt
paren, %geitorben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
0nItimnrrr Wnrfthrrihtr.

0ottI@tet far SEN 0D.uIlata 60TFi0OnOtRltn.O
Baltimore, 81. Sanuor.
Me6L. Die 6eutige M}ebI3ufu6r
belief fi8 auf 1908 Safer, einfalieBz
1t4 3947 6dFer gu 2OcufzqOint unO
BIT 5GFer gu Canton, IS mar in
IeBter 3eit Der 6ou, oaB W}e6l, elmer
lei, o6 Der qrei8 be8 8ei3en8 itie8
oosr fieI, i'm 4reiie gIei6 6Iie6. @ir
ro+irau.
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gu DermietbeE.
RI prrmiethen:

Mtbrert ncue ,ptif0dist &,duitr all Nao;iras
Ctr. ,fpii6sn Slip:r= uno 5tpsra!75trabt. Sl2
mouutIia. ~9tusfunft bel !. 9. @rotbon5 3,
Gr. 1912, Qatterioas 9artsAp,uut t3o-l2)
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(Ginatianot.l
Sie Sabncnmeibe hrs G%eiangbtrrtrs
..Eihcnfrun3."

Cine gprfetcr sunl Sdnserfef.
Ginem ioealen 3uge tbreS 9er3erls
folgenb, beI4loFen Dor einigen D}os
naten bic benz 0amenOerein n@t4sn@
frun3" in 6ig6lunbtopn dnge6ortgen
5ruuen uno Sungfrauen, benz Sc
iungperein gGi6entrun3," ben lie iett
Sa6ren frsuOi8 un0 fro6 in t3dttrafs
tiger Dirt gum 8eOei6en uno 8luben
unteritiBen, cine SABINE gu I4enten-
gum 59mufe Der 9Gngeri4ddr oes
y@i4entran3es" bei'm tommenOen
@dngerFefte! 6sute ftebt Der beia8te
0amenberein itoI3 Oa i'm freuot8eH
@efibIe balbigiter 8r0nung ietner
8emii6ungen. Die 0anen BADEN tbr
porgeiteftes 3iel errei4t. Mii6e uno
Spfer puroen ni9t gei4eut, unb in
nG9fter 3eit piro bic 10 e%nttanoene
berrIi9e SABINE benz nGi4entrun3" in
Der r9igblanO Ncu0emp" an GaIternz
Qpenue feierIi9 ibergeben tDeroen.
I'm 10 f80ner unb bebrer tpirb it4
bus 5eit jebo4 %geitaIten, tpenn ale
Die nit Dem r@t4entran3" in ben
r8ereinigten SGngern" D%er6unoenen
8ereine bei benz 5eite bet6eiligt, reip,
3a6Irei6 bertreten ndren. 9esAdlb
i8on, Inn ben 0umen oes n@i4enz
franz" tpel9e bur3 9ur6rin8un9
zines foI6en @eideHte5 ni4t ALIEN
bic @Gnger oe5 n@i8entrdn3," fonz
bern ale unfere 0eutf6en @Gnger
bod e6ren, in e4ter Sdngerfpetfe gu
betpeiIen, fpie 6o9 Don oeniel6en Die
70 eOel 6stpieiene 6rauenliebe gum
@Gngert6um ~anertannt pirO. 8ie
Die 9elegaten Der n8ereinigten @dn@
ger" beI4lOfenermoben fia in GOr@
pore an Der 6eier betbeiligen tperoen,
10 iputen fi8 aud oue an6eren @Gn@
ger bic 8et6eiligung an benz 5eIte an
gelegen fem 1afen unO Die betDen 10
beuti9ztreuen 8ereine e6ren.
Gin SGnger.
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60 O,,A.r. - Mf1tnh a..

SaG5fleii6: pro PtunD, gauge
68ultern, engt. gef4n, 93c.; gang
tur3s Rippen, 93c.; @eiteniPed,
1876; gauge 2ei6itiide, 103c.; SPedz
68ultern, 1OIc.; Sugar : GureO"
@6uItern, 1915; S6inten, 1896;
o6ns 6aut, 1876; 4icnic, 10c.;
oM}eB"z 66neinefIei76 $3.50 pro
6aB; S6maI3 - in 9ierces, gut rafs
fintrt, 1915; in 6GTern, lie.
&affee: R~otirungen iinb Die fol9t:
auf Der Bats BON So Gents PRO
9fun0 fir Rio g}r. 7; Santos Tie;
Bis 113c.; Marucoi6O 93c. Bis 1916;
SABA 1870. bis &c.; Motta 18c. bis
19c.
ger6Ieter Ruffee: 6. g. 6. in ais
item, 10 Gts. bis 1O8 Gt8. pro 9funO;
in 8ii6Ien unO GGfen, reiner Supa,
32c. Bis 324c.; SABA unO MOtta, 8ez
mii4t, 275c. Big Csc. pro Pfuno; retz
ner Maracdibo. 22c. Bis 22lc.
Sterling 8antiers auf go Sage
4.835 bis 4.84, auF Si6t 4.865 Bis
4.87, tuufmGnniide 1885, Bis 4.84.
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Nuts 3tueit6diecs 29obnbau5, l5l2, 9dtttrlons
9arts2Ueuu,, Hur tines ubrtg pon rto5t9n' |feis
$3.50. 9runDJins $40.
1886 Miltona2totnus, uabs 6~eoernlsSiraBer II
Bel $50 6uB, bis 20 6ub brett: 5trabe; r1u uno
mooern. 9reis $3.50. GrunOjins SIS.
Gints iibri9 BON Dtm 0tuier4 9duiergeplsrt Der
f5eoerdls5 trabs, naGe MiItOn=2DtHut, it5t permits
tibet 4rcig $3.50. 8runOjiHs $b.
1900 glod Der Waociras, nabt 6tOeral<Strabs,
,iutif0d;ge moosrne 9Bobubduier; N~taOsirdz StraBe
it NIT Oitrift3irttn 3ieg'lfeiucu gcpiIlitert. 4reiS
$500. 9runDjins $50.
3. 9. @rotbuu3,
(31-1,3 1872 Observation-Disclosures
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Sarleben auf OrnnOeigentbum.

Sarlcbep uon $500 bis $4,000
aui 9rurO.sentbum in Der 6taot uuO o,m 2anOt;
~uitoriee 3ingrattu. ]. u 9srrp & 6sn,
9r. 05. ct. 9auis5trnBt. (OftI9. 6Dtts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Nnftions>M nseigen.
Campbell & SueniF, anpdlTe,
SIR. 20, 9fz2trinQtonsS trubs.

~. w
9Sir Ienten Die Nufme-tiamfeit pom Saufeus
ten, 6l6ritantcn uuO GopitdIiitcn dui otn aut
bfientli6sn auttiOn itattiinOtrOen 9erwals
ttrs.9trtau Ots 9rObtn uro ip:rtbuOatn
qruuDjingtrcttn 0runotigentbums, Nr.
Noro.SretutzStraBe, uabe 9lltimorc=Str1b
Ispann's alt:s 0OteD, q 6ub 5route bis 5u eiH:r
u 5ub breitcu aa;p, bel 10 6ub Sitfc, iammt
orobtm Drsit0dto'u jitatIitejnerntu @tbduOt. Ser
0trtaui iinost aut 9eicbl Deg Rrtis3'rj6ts gr. 2
ont ; II It a q, Den 10. Gebrulr 1903, @abmits
tads 1 ubr, al Srt uuO Sttac itltt.
98c0.u 8cOiuQuugcu etc. penOt-mau T9 an
4tttr ). 6 ampbeIL
Sruftt:.
Quttiion & 8abdn.
(24,3 l,32,4D 4utt:oratoreu
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giIIto - 1871 unO &c oder; ,n nsues
6nus ouf tinsm; biuis, lpsun oiei. WO@t mob
Utrtauft. 81 c~riragsn BEL cannon, 3peitsr
Jlur, .GaIptrts@tbduOE@ (Dft24, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Mrse,aen. -3n bertnnien.
a~Iutpmatifde Drop scar.

giaie. loon uuo Isi9t a%rbsitsuo. stanoaros
R%dbmdi6inen. Gaar ODER Greoit. eiaiafsr Tids
ihintns2dOeu in Der StaOt. Gbds. Z. q Il
rtr, 9r. 6J4, @titSSaltimore@Str. uI4-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

GrunOtiotutbum aler 4rt, O6ne llrteri4ieo, ipo
baHtlbe btltQtn iii, p~crDaltsn gtu6lddt. %bCiOrgtn
oas Gintaiiirsn BON Nietbsn etc. Is. 9. I'D
III II, 6l2 Gam 9uiloiuQ. C5unl9,lU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
@nnocrbarc Suren, heren GrfpGee
slcif @unScrtbnten cridcincn,
tpcroen ersielt. SnS 6ebcim=
mfr bes Sanatcbens III tribe.
rem 3eiten tnieber ~crlangt.
Das 5e;ImitteI Ut fret fir 4Ge. Die ibrrn
TGrrtn uno Nrrehe fenren.

Rad iabrtIanqsm Rruntcns 5tubium u. 8ribln
In %toubiatn S6riit,n Der 9crqaussnbsit iOpobl,
ols ben mOOerucn Experimental in ptH 9rei6eu
msOiJinii6cr 8iFsni6ait %f-IocnO, ma6t Or. Sag.
~. Rim, $40, 9alteg 9IOd, Sort Boont, 5nD.,
lest Offcntli9 %btiuuut, Oab TT btfimmt Ous Qsbtuss
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aeb,nb. gduitftotrn srfsr RlaIe, 4Oc unO DC.
eds giRnD. ar btts 9re.; DirO bpabst III: alts
dn.iEt ItabaQonpsglobtlu sNnerlran 6;a;ptr Co.
Ar. go. RorbsGutaus6tra (WaIl9. J,2&S
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s~teQenaeinfle

Gin itorttr 3unee init Grfabrun9 founl9t DE
9rops uno G~u6cu=9ddcrei ju trltrntn. Hdp5uE
fruaen in 9r. $40, ShosGb upptlsStr C2-3)
EttIItqeiuh:
Cine DcutI6e 6rau iutt arbelt unO nbcrnlmn!t
99dibe i'm 6duic. 0a63uird9'H bel GrdI ociz
bofo. Rr. 73l, 9eirecsStr,, ndbe GgtOn@StraBe'
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OrunOriaentbum ;u bcrfanfcu.
Su 6~crfduftH:
3u %UcrtdHfen:

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Se1langt in N%Qgemeinea.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28
ACUTE
INDTGES-
TON
Cured by DR.. Williams Pink
Pills For Pale People
Every Sufferer Will Re-
cOgnize the Symptoms
Described by Miss Rolling

Healthy and rosy-cheeked. looking
as though she had never known a sick
day, Miss Helen Rolling has neverthe-
less passed through intense suffering.
To a reporter who called at her house
No. 267 South Washington street, Col.
umbus, Ohio. she SAID:
Two years ago | had an attack of
acute indigestion, accompanied by
nervous headaches and dizzy spells.
l lost in weight, my complexion be-
came blue and sallow, slight exertion
made me breathe hard and ! could
not walk any distance without get.
ting all tired out. became alarmed
and sought medical aid but the doc.
tors gave me no lasting benefit and |
continued to grow worse. My stom.
ache could not digest even the sim.
plest and most wholesome food, and
dieting did not seem 10 help me. And
| was so tired and worn out all the
while.
1T was DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People that cured me. l read an
article somewhere telling what these
pills had done and I began taking
them Relief came almost immedi
ately. ! kept on taking them and my
color came back, | could eat again
with relish and with no fear Of dis.
tressing consequences. began 20
feel strong and active and in a short
time was restored 10 perfect health"
What DIR. williams Pink Pills for
Pale People did for Miss Rolling they
will do for others similarly afflicted
as is proved by thousands of cases on
file.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills cure stom
ach trouble by their tonic action.
building up the digestive organs and
enabling them 10 do their work that
nature intended them 20 do. Artihcl-
al ferments and predigested foods
weaken the stomach in many cases.
Medicines should not do the stomach's
work but should put II in condition
10 perform its natural functions. A
diet book giving useful information
will be sent free on request by the DR..
Williams Medicine Company. Sch
nectady, n, Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28
The Difference.


Two women stand at cradle side,
And gaze on a picture fair,
A nesting child, with dark fringec
eyes,
Where turks the deep-toned blue OF
the skies.
And shining sun-touched hair.
One of them sees but a sleeping child
Clasping a battered doll.
She notes the beauty of form and face
And the rich effect of the priceless
lace
On the caryen cradle-that's all.
She kisses the babe as she tarries
awhile;
Then turns away with a careless
smile
The other smiles with misty eyes
And the cradle fades away.
Before her stretches the path OF life.
With all the peril and toll and strife,
And the dangers of every day.
She sees the tiny form grown strong.
And the tender heart grown cold
In the race for pleasure that ends in
pain,
The eager struggle 'twixt loss and
gain,
The madd'ning quest for gold.
And she sobs a prayer, 20 God, that
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-28

counties for the state fund until 1910.
so that for eight years hence, provid'
ed some intervening legislature does
not upset the thing, we will pay taxes
to the state on the assessment basis,
which is the only reasonable basis
for taxpaying. Now please note the
following, which shows what the pas.
sage of my bill actually does: Before
its passage made the assessed valu.
alton basis possible, Morrow county
would have paid $4,000 to $4,000
more taxes to the state than now;
Union county would have paid $40.
900 more state tax than now; Umatil
la county would have paid, under the
expenditure basis, from $4,000 to
$4,000 more state tax than she will
now pay under the assessed valuation
basis"
Who will pay the difference?"
We'll Multnomah county will help
pay the difference. The expenditure
basis which my bill annuls did not
impose upon Multnomah her share.
because the larger part of the enor-
nous expense of running that coun-
ty is borne indirectly, but certainly
just the same, by the City of Port.
land. Thus, Multnomah county, in
spite of her enormous wealth, but
because her expenditures were light, |
would not pay anything like an equit.
table share Of the state tax My bill
will compel Multnomah TO pay her
state taxes on the same basis as
basis Of assessed valua-
ton"