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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Easter Sale of TaiIor-Made Suits

We place on sale some seVenty-flVe tailor-made suits, particularly suitable for Easter This sale represents
 special purchase of which there six lots In each in the price g per cent less than these goods marked at this writing of them are third ess Es- pecay attractive are lots Nos and Lot Mo- concerns 4000 suits, tho they marked at but 5000 Lot con- cerns 25.00 suts tho they marked at but 1875.
 The other lots too are big bargains compared to what other stores are asking they nothing short of being wonderful bargains Understand these suits represent the very latest styles, and are in every way desirable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05

LOT NO. 1--Ladies' tailor-made Suit in blue cheyiot. The waist is made with blouse front, is gath cred in the back and has military cape. The sleeve is leg-of-mutton shape. Cuffs. cape and belt are trimmed with red broadcloth, stitched all over with black silk braid. The waist is lined through out with white taifeta. The skirt has yoke effect, is plaited in the front and has heavy silk drop skirt. Regular price 67.50; Special sale price, 51.o0.
 LOT NO. 2-High-grade Cheviot Suit, in black only. The waist is taffeta-lined throughout, collar and front taffeta-stitched, and trimmed with fancy silk braid. It has blouse front and modified Gibson back, both trimmed with straps of the same material as suit. The sleeve is coat sleeve with strap seam. Front, belt and cuffs of Waist are trimmed with fancy crocheted but tons. The skirt is unlined, and, like the waist, trimmed with straps running from belt to the bottom of the skirt. Regular price $50.00. Special sale price, 37.5o.
 LOT NO. 3-Stylish Cheviot Suit in black or blue. The waist is taf- feta lined throughout. Collar, lapel and belt are taffeta with five re- spective seven rows of stitching, trimmed with a fancy silk braid. The military cape, with pockets and cross straps, is trimmed with buttons, also the cuff of the leg of mutton shaped sleeve The skirt of this suit is unlined. Regular price $40.00. Special sale price, 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05

Mothers Friend and K. & B. Waist and Blouse-We have fully 200 patterns in this line, one of which will positively strike your taste. They are the finest and swellest that the manufacturers could turn out, sizes to IA,
 soc to loo Our fine Straw Sailor Hats have arrived We have these in whites and colors, in fine straw and rough straw, in large brim and narrow brim, in square top and round top, trimmed in red, white and blue and striped silk and satin ribbons, beautiful effects, from Soc to 2.95 Our full line of Wash, Serge and Cloth Tam O'Shanters, in all col ors to match suits, guaranteed fast colors, soc to 75c Our full and complete line of Golf. Eton, Yacht and Automobile Caps, serves to satisfy every de- sire; prices range from
 25c to 1.50 We positively do not carry shoddy or cotton goods of any description ir his department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05

rolling brim, in the natural color, With navy, white or cardinal straw pipings around crown, a good ready-to-wear hat for girls from 6 to 8 years, at 1.25; worth $2.00.
 MISSES DEPARTMENT.
 BLANCHE" is a very large flat, with a very low crown, made of rough satin braid, velvet bandeaux and trimmed with velvet stream CTS. An exceedingly rough, dur able hat for misses from 10 to 13 years, at 1.25; worth $1.75.
 GERTRUDE" is a rolling brim Panama sailor, with colored straw edge, hat being of natural shade, with either navy, red, black or white binding, trimmed with two ornaments, velvet ribbon and quills, very neat and pretty for misses from 12 to 15 years, at 93c each; worth $1.50.
 LAKESIDE" is a large rolling brim sailor, with narrow back, crown of same color as the edge of hat, trimmed with straw buckle and quill, suitable for street hats for misses from IA to IT years, at 1.25; worth $150.
 'LENOX" is a rolling brim sailor, made of fancy satin straw, in natural color, navy, cardinal and black, trimmed with a large bow made of the same material, jet ornaments and velvet ribbon around the crown. This is one of the best and neatest street hats for misses from IA to 16 years, at 1.6o; worth $2.00.
 In connection with the new line C bout 150 styles of read-to-wear hats ve are showing this week a particI arly large line of Childrens an Misses Hats in colors, as well as soli white, from the trimmed Tuscan at 93 ID to the very finest that could b lsked for Do not delay your order or Easter until the very last few days md call as early during the day a possible, to give us the opportunity t ierve you properly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
The King of Portugal Buys the Refriger- ator Handled by Loveman. Joseph a Loeb.

King Carlos, of Portugal has ordered $2500.00 rerg orator which he will as cigar cabinet At the order of the King all the best known makes of refrgeraors were carefully investigated with the purpose of selecting that one which should be the most hygenc and maintain the codest temperature.
 The result of the investigation that the King bought the Wike Refrigerator, sold by us.
 The Refrigerator entirely porcelain 5 inches wide and 50 g IS inches dep weighs five hundred pounds The exterior of the finest ivory white tile In the central panels of door the and of His Majesty The exterior
 finish the Cabinet is of silver plate the and also bordering The hinges fastenngs also silver plated tile lining inches ot mineral wool
 of make of this refrigerator be the d floor The pices S54 to sl20O0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05

Natural Pongee, value 75c and soc.
 Natural Habutia, white, 25-27- in, value 75c and DOC.
 Persian Foulard, 24-in. wide, value 69c.
 Navy Foulard, with dots, conven- tional design, value Soc.
 White Ground Foulard, with dots in black, value COG.
 Last wears soc and LOO FoulardS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Some Features of the Sale.

3o-in. guaranteed Black Taffeta, 05c.
 27-in. guaranteed Black Taffeta, 75c.
 27-in. Black Taffeta, 53c.
 27-in. guaranteed Black Peau de Soie, l.25.
 22-in. guaranteed Black Peau de Soie, S3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Table VI--59c.

24-in. Natural Pongee.
 Scheur, Loth & Cie., French Foulards, value 75c.
 Solid Moire, black and colored. Piaids, Scotch effects.
 Sheppard Check and Plaid Shirt Waist Suit silk.
 Hair line check and plaid Shirt Waist Suit silk.
 This table contains the seasons best sellers, values from 75c to LOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Special White Silks.

This is collection of solid white and cream silks in Jacquard weaves, Madras, Louisine, Foul ards, Taffeta, Mummie, Cords, Sat in Liberties. Moire Velour, Moire Taffeta, Armcres, London Cords, values up to 1.25, at 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Some Features of the Sale.

32-in. Natural Habutia White Wash Silk, 32c.
 3o-in. Natural Habutia White Wash Silk, soc.
 Best Wash Cords, 32c.
 The Special Purchase Sale, 3oc. The Special Purchase Sale, 59c. The Closing Sale of fine Shirt Waist Silk and Costume Silk, 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05

36-in. Black Taffeta, guaranteed. value l.50, at 95c.
 27-in. Black Peau de Soie. value 1.75, at l.25.
 20-in. Black Peau de Soie, guar anteed, ualue 1.25, at 83c.
 l8-in. Black Feau de Soie, worth 85c, at o0c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
An Important Request.

For your convenience we ask that you always send your purchase check when desiring to exchange goods or to have them credited your account It frequently hap pens that wrong credit is made simply because the org nal charge check is not returned with the merchandise to be credited We are therefore, obliged to enforce the rue printed at the bottom of each check which s that purchase check must be returned with the goods to be credited
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
; ';; ;; E! s;; $;. LOvEMAN, ST; 5t. ; JOSEPH @ LOEB. -''
Millinery; Only a Week to Easter

The advantage of coming here to buy your Easter hat is:
 Ist. That you will find the largest selec- tion here.
 2d. The finest selection in the South is here.
 3d. 500, 1000 and E. % buys hats that cost 700, I2.5O and 2O.Oo elsewhere.
 At the same time we have a number of novelties in hats-styles which are exclusive ly ours-these we tell of. Note especially what these hats are worth. We have merely estimated this, but we have done so most
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Table 1-39c.

l9-in. Solid Colored Taffeta, value 75c.
 l9-in. Solid Colored Taffeta Louisine, value 75c.
 l9-in. Shehpard Check, Japanese Taffeta, value 75e.
 Black Taffeta, value soc.
 Blue and White Foulard, value 5oc.
 Black and White Foulard, value 5oc.
 White Habutia Wash Silk 27-in., value soc.
 Natural Pongee, value 5oc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Special Black Silks.

27-in. Black Taffeta, value 75c. at Sc.
 27-in. Black Taffeta, guaranteed. value LOO. at 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Easter Wea bles for Bows

now because there number of special purchases which we made at less than usual wholesale prices and which are offered to you at less than usual retail prices
 To give you an idea of the range we enumerate some of the new Snrino St1les
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05

Besides these special tables number of Black silks will be offered at special prices and also special lot of White silks will be offered at special prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Table II32c.

Colored Wash Cords, 52c.
 23.in. Natural (white) Habatia, or Wash Silk, regular soc value, 52c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Table III--50c.

3o-in. Natural Habutia, or White Wash China, soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05

Table No. l, concerns 75C silks at 39c. Table No. 2, concerns Soc silks at 32C. Table No. }, concerns 75c silks at Soc. Table No. 4. concerns soc silks at 25C. Table No. ), concerns 9OC silks at 40c. Table No. 6, concerns LOO silks at 59c. Table No. 7, concerns l.5O silks at 75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Table IV-25c.
Table V-49c.

5 pieces Wash Cords, 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
5; 5;';; 5@; 5 .; LOVEMAN $ ST; ST; ; 5 s;;
 JOSEPH @ LOEB.
The Fifth Annual Silk Sale
 Begins Monday.


 stepping stones to this greatest achievement!
 The buying of the first sale large The buying of the second sale still larger The buying for the third and fourth sales nearly double that of the first and second sa And with all this rapid advancement and increasing magn ude this the fifth annual silk sale by far the largest the most important, the of all The this manyOur buying facilities larger output alone that make possible for you prices you have before knownor able by of buying facilities purchase thousands of dollars worth of stock and by of our ability quickly sell the goods warranted in making such sized purchases that no other store n the South would dare. The fact of the largest in the South being located in Birmingham, and the fact that able handle hous IS known to the manufacturers and so n the dull when turning the big of the country for relief they glad quote also low price take entire lines which they For this wonderful condition which begets such big quan titles and assoments and low prices small have shoulder shoulder with the greater of the country buy upon the same advantageous price basis they This can't sophistry-its clear straightforward matter o fact statement of fact and the who ignores the economic principles retailing applied stor fails to get for her money it's full purchasing power. Special purchases of Fouards
 Special purchases of Pongees Special purchases of Natural Habutia
 Special purchases of Sheppard Checks. w The sale effects all quality and color silks and you may money whether it either Black White For the sake of convenience and following the precedent of other silk sales have divided these in tables Read the figures:
 Table Mo- l. concerns 75c silks at 39c.
 Table No. 2 Soc silks at 32c.
 Table Mo- B. concerns 75c silks at soc.
 Table Mo- A. soc silks at 25c.
 Table No. 5 concerns 0Oc silks at 40c.
 Table Mo- O. concerns LOO silks at 59c.
 Table Mo- ' concerns l.5O silks at 75c. Besides these special tables number of Black silks will be offered special prices special of White silks will be offered a special prices Tabel-39c Gin lack Tafa guaranteed 24n NatraP a 2in ok Pau e 0evauel pn Tafea1F oe' Moe Ia ani cdoei 12at
 
 Waist SSuts HdrGne dSit anu p"u "' SpciWh Ina
 
 75 Irh Mummie Sat lin Lbere Mdre ohI.Uy ord oonedW hCudsa hL2 al 3m Naurd(w HabahaI n IT WashS 5 vIlep of 2c CaacT guaranteed feta]
 2and 50 SirW WattIo5
 m ' ~ ~ wa" 2Ingu Black Tfetale or o Paue e Cyme aue Wash ouIri and hckl gondw tn white potS natural coor value n guaranteed lte
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-05
Special purchases of Foulards. Special purchases of POngees.
 Special purchases of Natural Habutia. Special purchases of Sheppard Checks.

The sale effects all quality and color silks, and you may save money whether it either Black White For the sake of convenience and following the precedent of other silk sales have divided these tables the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
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gtehfntter. nnh gtruhpreiie.

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den Daagen fir 9eu, StrOb II. +. m.
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$11, &%oggenftrob $16 Bis $3.50,
9aferitrOb $40 Biz 5000 PRO Some.
Mats-pro SAP $3.50 Bis $2.85.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

EpnHeilsglnffs. Soma, 2 GaoG
Goncoro, R.s6., 10 5tuuoen.
Esnbtr, COLORADO, q 9Gee.
Detroit, Ti@., / Gag.
@albshsR. 9tIaB. 2 Gage 5 StunbeRs
sarrtsburs, pa, 3 5tuuotn.
9artforo, Gonutctieut, IL StunsEL
indianapolis, SnS., / Gag.
Sadiou. 9iiFffppi, 2 5aae.
5adioHbine, Gforioa, l Tag.
RaniassGitR miFouri. 2 Rage.
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aouts0iat, 3D., l GAO 9 Stuuoeu.
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giorioIf, 9ireinien, ~ 6tuuosu.
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6taot Rsps9ort, 5 6tunoeu.
Omaha, Rebrasfa, 2 Iass.
Qortlano, Blaine, | Gag.
9ortIaHo, Oregon, 5 Gage.
philadelphia. pa, g 6tuuo.n.
9ittsburo, ia, II etuubeu.
gTooioeHce, Rs, Is Stua5tH,
@dIdgb, R.sG.. IS stunosu.
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ct. 9auI, WiaHciO:a, / GAG u StunoeAs
San Granlisto, Gal, 4 Gage IA GtuaDeE-
9optfd, Ranias, 3 Iaqe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
0frhmarftr.

G6tcagp, 20. Qpril.-3inboie6:
9eutige 3ufubr $4,000; Martt ffetig,
10c. niebri9er; Preiie $1.6O Bis $3.50,
S4peine: 9eutige 3ufubr $4,000,
morgen 10000, iibrig ge6Iieben $500;
Martt er0ffnete Sc. nieOrtger, i9loB.
felt; 9retie sos Bis $8.52t. @9afe:
6eutige 3ufu6r 25,OOO; Martt fir
S9afe unb 2mmer 10c. Bis 25c. ME-
brtger; Preife = S4afe $4.0O Biz
$500, Qdmmer $3.50 Biz $500.
6 It 2tbertp, 3d., 20, Mpril.
= Rinbbie6: Martt itettg; Preiie 81
10 Bis $40. S6peine: Martt ftetig;
9reiie $500 Bis $7.55, S9ofe:
Martt itetig; greiie $500 Bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
Sian b.

Bremen, SeutI6Ganb, 9 Gage.
SuenOs aprss, grQentint,n, % 9ssa
GalIutta, Rritiia-Suoisu, 80 9aqt.
Semsroru, Sritiibz@uioHd, Is SGsG
SoHqssone, Gbiua, 25 Sage.
Riugfou, Samaica, 5 9aee.
Q]iosrbopl, Guelauo, z Sage.
QuJerH, s6pti), 10 9aqs,
StuOt Tsrifo, Rerifo, S Gage.
9tostuu, Ru6tono, y 9ape.
Banana, Der. staattn BON gsIomSia, z XaaG
9aris, Granirti6, 8 9cqt.
Guebec, GaLnba, 2 Sage,
Rio be Suueiro, groFlien, Is 9aae.
&OH1, Stalisu, 10 Saae.
Ct. SObHs. 9tufunotanb, 4 Saas.
81. Petersburg, Gub!uns, 70 E6eG.
S5Onsp, GuRraIisu. 81 Sass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
$1,000 aar-$3.OO pro gsOde

Su perfaufeH:
3iutit5dies @duisr nit ists Simmstn an SroDss
Strabs, 5tpil6en Baltinors=Str. unp Guirmpunts
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balttn ale n~sueiten gequtmli6ftitsR, eini9IiebIi4
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500. Grunosins $27 idbr1i3. 9rooe=Strabe if
nit ben beftn pitrifjjirt,n 3ieQtlttinen a~epflafert.
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Ridges Saus $3.50. 90, GrunDsius s2i pro Sobr.
Gfparo s. Gallagher,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
Sarlebem nnf OrMnOeigentbmm.
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MarnIanN UhatteI G1an Aanfiation,

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DarIrbsn- bis $3.50 parIrbeu
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8arlebtn untsr $50, Gtiammttottn SOTO.
BON $50 biz 800. 9~tiummtfoteu Q7.95.>
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5 4ros.nt auf gstrdus bon i6er 800.
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G~alosrt=@uiloiyg, Baltimore.
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,rtIarsn- (TOO9. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
6eutige S6lubrate

betrug 1851 8uf4eI; @erfdnbt
BON ben Gleoatoren 130,777 8uf6eI;
8orrat6 515,1 8uI9el.
8ertdufe: 10000 8uf4et Npril gu
505, $4,000 Mai gu sol, 1900 Spot
gu 500, 1000 Steamer gemtI9ter
Spot 3u 468, $500 Rr. 3 Spot gu
44g, 5000 Steamer gemif4ter Spot
gu 468, 1900 Steamer fpeiBer Spot
gu 468, $500 Steamer gemif6ter
Spot gu 464, / Maggon 3~uriidgepiez
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ter Spot au 461.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

Sdl5fle1t9: pro Yfuno, gdr5e
S4ultern, en9L gef4n., 10c.; gang
tur3e Rippen, 11c.; Seitenfped,
12c.; gauge 2eibftide, 12c.; Cpd
S4ultern, 101c.; Sugar GureD"
S4ultern, 1886; 94tnten, 143c.;
Obne 9aut, 143c.; Picric, 1O4c.;
rIaeBz"S 4peinefIeii4 $3.50 pro
SAB; SdmaI3 = in Sierces, gut rafs
finirt. 1O4c.; in 5Gfern, 104c.
&uffee: Notirungen finb ME folgt:
auf Der Bats bon 81 Gents pro
gfunb fir Rio Nr. 7; Santos Tie.
Biz 111c.; Maracai6o 94c. bis 1876;
SABA $780, Bis &c.; Motta 18c. Biz
19c.
@er1ffeter aaffee; 6. 8. G., in aiz
fen 10c. Big 1926. PRO gfunb;
in 8ii6ien urb Sdden, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis 321c.; SABA unb Motfa, ges
mif9t, 274c. Biz 28c. pro 9funb; reiz
ner Mardcaibo, 22c. bis 225c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21

uuf go Sage 5.198, auf @idt 5.173,
faufmdnnii6e auf so Sage $40 Big
5.214. aei9smart uuf so Sage
81 1916. @ulOen auf so Sage
80 1915.
Sterling 8unfters auf so Sage
4.835, auf Si4t 4.835, faufmdnnif4e
4.838 biz 4.832.
gertdufe ouF Der bnTtgen gffettens
Rnrfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
0rnnosigentbamsk Ngenten.

9Benn sic 7bre Wiistben nid,t eintaifTreH
t6nuen, foatsn Sit mir Sbr Gtocutbum aHo,rs
trauen, unO i'd eripare Sbnen @elO; Is Sabre Grs
|fabruue. 806cntlibe oDer monatIi6e GiHfaiiruno.
6. 8. Smitb, 215 st. 9uuGzStrnbe. 6. Sd.
Seltphou st. QauI 707 O.. (lRdrj12, 6M)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-21
8rnbnftens Warft.

1lntenitebenbs Preife be3is6en fi9
auf ben Gngrps : 9anbel; fir ben
&leinbunbel muB Elm entfpre9enoer
Nuffdlag Qemu6t tperben.
Sarm : Brobutte.
9e6enbes 9efliigel: PRO pfunb,
iunge 9ii6ner lac. bis &c.,; uIte 6ii6z
ner 13c. Bis 1885,; Gnten lie. biz
14c.; Sauben, pro 9aar 25c. Bis 3Oc.;
@nie, PRO Stid 400. Bis 6Oc.
Gier, PRO 9uBenb lac. Bis 15c.
QepfeG, PRO SAP $1.OO Bis $3.50;
NpfeIIinen, prp &tfte $1.75 Big $2.75;
@rbbeeren, pro Quart 7c. biz lac.
Semitic: &~urtOffeIn, pro 8ui4eG
4Oc. Bis &C.,; neue 5tOriOaer, pro
&ifte $3.50; 3piebeln, PRO 8ui4eI
4Oc. biz &C.,; MeiBtobG, pro Some
$1,000 Bis $14.0O; 8opffaIat, pro
3orb 75c. Big $1.O0; 3uferrii6en, pro
8iinbel Sc. Bis &C.; 9pinut, PRO 8uz
f9elttIte SOC. Biz 55c.; 6rauner &p6l,
pro 8u16eItiIte Sc. big 10c.; Soma
toes, pro Carrier $1.75 Bis $3.50;
Meerrettig, pro 8tite SOC. big &c.;
CRIME 8obnen. pro 8Orb $500 Biz
$3.50; iunge @rbien, prO 8uideltiite
75c. Bis $1.25; 9urfen, PRO Crate
$1.75 Bis $3.50; @purgeG, pro Bin
bel 12c. Bis 35c.
9rocertes unb Prpbtfio@
men.
Raffinirter 3uder: PRO qfunO, ges
piirfeIt, 5.611c.; pulOeriiirt, 5.113c.;
STANDARD granuIirt, 5.111c.; fein.
grunu1trt, 5.O11c.; grpituI, 5.011c.;
Columbia q, 4.763c,; gelber 4,113c.
Bis 4.60c.
N,t4ter Urn nF,.nbs
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8aItinnrrr Mnrftherihtr.
B'raHn fir Sen sDeuf@sH GOrrtiDOnO'HteH y

8aGttmore, ben 20. Qpril.
MebL,- Die 6eutige MebI3ufu6r
belief it4 uuf 1905 6Gfer, elm
fdIieBIi9 1857 SGfer gu 2ocuitz
POtnt unb 994 5dfer gu Canton.
8iten0erfarbt 383 56Fer. Martt
ftetig big feft. gta8foI9enb cine torrtz
nir+p Qifts her mphlhrsiFe.
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acknowledgement
BsrT9iebene StuotIbeile, in rDsl8sn
9of<WertbIodsn osrtouft

RsIoult, G. g.. 6tutt.
OorisRoab qurueG 8. 6abplneton.
Goriu9sa0snus uHo SarriioHfrabe - Robert G.,
g.. 6au.
a. 5tras. unb 6aatingeoHsgbsnue - Qsuss
@eiubpnaT.
Crdnospile - oiram Rimble.
Sorts2;utnut uHo5 ObHioHsStrabs O. 9. 6.
S6siDt.
8. unO gouobsstrabsr 6ioBlaHStOSH - sam.s
8. Srunr.
Cranq.oine - Gtpree Ben.
Rr. Is, IlnicnsgSsnus (WOoObsrrp) Glarenu
8. 0iuiams.
ProaOipap uuo 9aitimOresstr - g,orgs 8.
Nob.
Eropn.
Gamb,nss totiUr, .gultimortsC 6iosga6u.S
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Sef0rbernng BON 9Ofiaben.


GG.lqe Der srforberti9en 3sit our Grs
rei9ung Der Derf4ieoeHen Be-
timmungsorte.
rntenTtebeub tit bic uHgefd6re 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der POitIa9en bon
BEN Baltimorer 8oIt 9ireau naS
ben buuptId6Ii9en einBeimifden uno
uuspdrtigsn StdDten Dep3si4net.
S'nIdnb.
Qtloutu, Ga, 19 etzzbsu.
QtortiesGito, RS, 6 StanosR.
T~-1oflnn, R.sO., 6 Stuuben.
T.iiinaton. grmoHt, II etaHscau
Buffalo, 9.sQ., IS StuHotH.
CAPE map, RS, 6 StunosH.
Gbarlefpu, SIS, Is GtHResH.
gbicaao. gus. l 9es.
golnmbia S.sG., II 6tltnhsA.
gineianaii. CbiO. 20 etuHosa.
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0dfer. Qeutlge 9dTet5uTH4t
81, 1862 8u1deG; aus ben @leoatoren
5~uriidge8ogen 1907 8ui6eI; @IeDato>
enz8orrut6 94,628 8ui4el. Ser
tGufe: 1 @aggon gar. 4 peiBer (bez
i4dbtgt) gu 373.