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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
A MILLION VOICES

Could hardly express the thanks
Of Homer Hall, of West Point, la. =,
Listen why: A severe cold has
settled on his lungs, causing most
obstinate cough. Several physicians
said he had consumption but could
not help him. When all thought
he was doomed he began to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption and writes-''it complete
ly cured me and saved my life. now
weigh 227 LBS" It's positively
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and
lung troubles Price SO cent and
800: Trial bottle free at F. M.
Hickman 8 ..>#sr' 3, ,:s..g~-&.. y. ..S E2
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
C Correspondence. ***
RANSOM.

Will Morgan is staying with
Henry Shore this winter. Will has
seen in this neighborhood for a
good many years, and has made
many friends.
We are having genuine winter
weather, and no mistake. Some
people say thatin this coutry ''we've
got to have about so much cold
weather, and we may as well have
it soon as late'' An old friend of
mine long since gone to his last
resting place, used. to say when a.
bitter cold spell came early aS now,
that winter was coming butt end
foremost. 1t is some satisfaction to
look at it that way, for if we are to
have $50 much" cold weather aud
only $50 much very cold day lessen
the amount by $50 much"
= Michael Sorem moved his family
to Bigelow last week. On January
first he takes possession Of the stock
and busness he bought from R. H.
,Wicks. y
i5evert Thompsn is home for the
holidays. Severt is now a student
at the Augsbery Seminary, Minne-
apolis, and he tells me that he is
we'll pleased with the school and
with its teachers. Severt has the
best wishes Of his ,neighbors and
friends. ~ 49,:
Christ has is-the time for generous
living for tables :pountifully spead
with the good thing. On Christmas
day Mr.. and Mrs. Cole Guerney had
a full house but no one went away
hungry; but would not say that
none were hungry when they went
there. The table was fairly loaded,
though / did not hear it groan pre-
haps the groaning came later.
About all of the Shore family were
present and also Mrs. GurnseY from
Rushmore. F. T. Graves, too as
usual, entertained some Of his
friends ons that az nd that they
had q real good 81 gees without
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
Biz | Fire ||'||g|| SalG

The partly damaged goods no froam
the City Pharmacy fire are now on on /:
sale at Harrington g Shoe store. al
goods will be sold at from 90 per
cent to SO per cent Of value. With
each dollars worth Of goods sold
will be give Holiday present con
ta;ning ola package Of e unknown y gt''' 81
caou,ll,ents. These packages consist
OF damaged Holiday goods etc. and n
range in value from lOc to $1s- -00s "
Many things offered are not injure L|I
I, except the outside wrap OtheE 4 !.
can be easily cleaned and be equal III =
new. NJ I:
Come and 80 the Ibarg ains ofi s ere b. .
a. D. Hais
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
Saloon Men
Must Live up to the

: At the council meeting Friday
evening the council called tho
saloon men and village police before
them for instructions. The council
are going to take some action that
will do awaz with 50 much drunken
ness or the with saloons .
Only Mr.. Estes was present he
others not being where their pres
ence could be secured but they have
been notified Of the councils action.
Habitual drunkards and men on the
blacklist must not be given liquor or y
minors and no gamb bling alloWeds i11l e
ztha ngs Any As I s. tke g 9
law viii not be tolerated and il
there is any violation license will at
once be revoked. The police force
have been told that if the saloons
violate any of the laws and evidence
of such is not furnished,
men that will secure the evidence
will be employed. The council are
to be upheld in the stand takens
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
WHAT'S IN A NAME.

Everything is in the name when
it comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E.
G. Dewitt & Co. of Chicago, dis
covered, some years ago, how to
make g. salve from Witch Hazel that
is q specific for Piles. For Blind,
bleeing, itching and protruding
Piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises
and all skin diseases DeWitt's Salve
has no equal. This has g iven rise
to numerous worthless counterfeits.
Ask for DeWitt's-the genuine.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
Our |. a.xes.. ( !
And Where Some 'of
II the. Money Goes.

Tie following interesting figures
are taken from q report made out in
the Audit tors Office. aa I
Total taxablevals Of Co.e7. 66s, 554.0 90
Personal property l48, ,5s9.4 -
Average rate taxation 19 mills q i y.
Levied for state Rev. 1868 0s g
q, q, = school s, ,432. 81
% 2 Int. and prin. state loan 4,18l.s9 50
Levied for CO., purpose sS5, 81. .s)9' o9
. . city and villages 1885. o.
;" . township 23, ,221O. IS q !
\, Z schools SO, 147.eI
Highest rate IN townships, Indian
Lake, twenty one and two tenthsi
mills; lowest ii Olney thirteen and
two tenths mills. Rate in Worthing-
ton village thirty five mills. in
Adrin thirty SIX mills which are the
highest ii villages Average valua-
tion Of land twelve dollars and
seventy two cents per acre. e1So3. IS
is levied by the state to pay up
balance Of seed grain loan. $s96.91
is levied for the poor fund in the
county, s6l34.80 for road and bridge,
s21, ,241. 81 for county revenue s6134.-
s6 for bonds. .... A.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
,WILMONT

Jas. Montgomery is visiting rela'
tives ut Green, Iowa: ST" r
Miss FloAence Greene Of Rock
Rapids, Iowa is spending the holi'
days with Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
People.
George Baker spent the holidays
with relatives at Luverne.
/ Mrs. S. l.. Long went to Adrian
Thursday to make an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. E. q.
Goodenough.
Eivin Goil, an employee of the
Coleman IumberCo. of Pipestone
spent Christmas with Wilmont
friends. ".
Miss Laura Pepple of Worthington
is spending her vacation with MIR.
and Mrs. R. F. Pepple. "@.@.
c. F. Jeager are entertaining Mr..
Jeager's parents of Mankato.
Miss Frances Vogl of Worthing-
ton spent Christmas here with her
parents Mr.. nd Mrs. Otto Vogl.
Miss Mae Boyle has resumed her
school duties after a weeks vacation
at Adrian.
Tommy Hendrick, Scholtes and
Portes popular clerk, spent the
holidays at Adrian. 49,. ~
L. J. Kruger, manager of. the
Davenport elevator at this place is
spending the holidays at Pipestone.
Miss Ida shelquist visited friends
in Worthington last week,
Miss Alzina Rogers went to Worth
ington Friday to have some dental
work done by DR.. Conway.
Ezra Geisel who is attending the
Rush Medical College at Chicago is
home for the holidays. y S.# =.
VIM o. Tilman drove to Lismore
Tuesday. .fs*se .s ..,5.s. 5s..: :.
7 Miss Eda Sell spent Sunday with
her parents at Lismore. 9 !
= a.-t : q j
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
AZ " M E11 lEa m ~
he INSTITUTES. l.
lilf be Held Here . tuesday i Is Y y. and I'd
Wednesday Feb. . I0.ll-.-Eans- '1ll i I. /. \
& tertainment Will be Z,
Provided. ii ss4s

senator Shell-is in receipt Of letter
from j. G. Curryer, supt. of Farmers
Institute, stating that two days
institute will be held here T uesday
and Wednesday February 10 and IL,
1908. j. D. Humiston, expecting
that one would be held here spoke
to some of the business men before
date was set and, every one seen
before and sincere pleased to have it
held here this year and will lend all
their efforts to make the two days
meeting one Of profit and pleasure
to all visitors. Two years ago all
The farmers were given free dinner
by the business mon. Mr.. Humiston
was principally instrume entail il the
suepessfull carrying out Of this
feature before and is now securing
expression Of the business men as to
the best entertainment feature to
provide for the coming meeting.
Our business men should take hold
of this and see that the visitors are.
well taken care Of.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
KODOL DYSPEPIS A CURE.

Digests all classes of food, tones
and strengthens the 'stomch and
digestive organs. Cures Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Stomach troubles, and
makes richer ..blood, health and
strength. Kodol rebulids wornout
tissues, puriies, strengthens and
sweetens the stomach. Gov. Il. W.
Atkinson, of w. Va, says: have
used a number of bottles -of Kodol
and have found it to be very
effective and, indeed, a powerful
remedy for stomach ailments. I
recommend..it too my friends Sold
Y all druggists. !, II.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
THIS PAPER and the WEEKLY
WISCONSIN

We have perfected CLUBBING arrange
ments whereby we can offer both
his paper and the Weekly Wisconsin
for the low price of $2.0oa year.
The Weekly Wisconsin is a family
newspaper unexcelled in reputation.
Particular attention is devoted to
the local newsof the northwest. Is
woman's page of matter every week
ia worth the cost of the paper.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
"A FEW sQUIBs ON THE SIDE.
Rushnore Enterprise G.

FEW St2UlBS On The Side.
Rushnore Enterprise +.
sag gayva wanted to give you
health strength, vitality and the
ssomaoh ache for the next four
weeks s:% BE-.
will unite people in the holy
Ebondsof naaHimony at a reduced
price cents. E. s. Wemple,
Justice of HE Peace u.
Move out the center table and
turn Oh the gasl'' = !. !, i@.s #.i.
Make hay while the sun shines
hnd at night get out and forage for
Dahlberg says he is one half
horterg than he was = year
|ssso Johnn nnat
grow like q cows tail down. 3,
For Sale:-One leg five ribs, one
half ear-two thirds Of a tail of a
black quadruped. at one time called
q horse. Five sixth of his hide reser-
we'd for commission. Bert Ehris-
man.
+ It is stated that Rushmore will
soon have a fire department,-The
hose being now on the line for in
spection at the store of Fl. c. c. and
Co. "
J. G.. Bronx and Cove will sell
you remarkable remedies that will
heal anything that flesh is air to-
even to a mans boot.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

:: o. Bigeolw Harry Gettys = L3B1
Anderson id Worthington s425. @
r, Beaton j. L. Lawson 4. 6 B 2
Hersey $4,000.
R. "A. Heekt J.P. Roerig n s B 8
Wilmonts $3.50. : z.' 80
=. z. Boefig n. Roeris Is Ba
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
Your Tongue

If it's coated, your stomach
is bad, your liver is out OF
order. Ayers Pills will clean
your tongue, cure your dys-
pepsia, make your liver right.
Easysto take, easy to operate.
zsc. AL druggists. ....
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

ADNEhIloGD LEI 41 4SIaso. ~ 52
List Of Unclaimed letters remain
ing in P. Q. at Worthington, Mimi. !,
for, week ending Dec 18th, 1902.
Boback Louis, .sss4 !. ~. =: !
Course a. b., ~
Goodich Amos, u. -
Green Robert, E2'> -. .Ss..c'<
johnson Louis H., g..
Kinder Kenneth, @ ~:
Lewis W. p, I Ii .>. u. ...
Lewis W. r., I. .sss.s y.
!. Langpap Miss Mary, - =
Mahaney Charley, =.
n Mortitoz F. g., - 3 ~
Nilson H. ..,. -. . * -i;.s.::4s.s ::4.s..
sparren Earl, = s.ss IA
Seefeldet Otto, .ar. X.
u fchenerman Aloni,
on t3ep: ~ ..;ss. /
william Mrs. Julia, n
Zeigler l.. A., - 1 -
Zeigler G.. B. l.,
When calling for above please
say ''Advertised giving date:
F. r. Conghran. z. M.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
Sour
.St01|:n'lI ! ac.h

n No appetite, loss of strength
nervousness, headache. constipation
bad breath. general debility. sour ris-
5ings, and catarrh Of the stomach are
all due to indigestion. kodol cures
Indigestion. This new discovery repre-
sents the natural juices Of digestion
Is they exist In healthy stomach
combined With the greatsst known tonic
and reconstructive properties. kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure does not only cure In
an esdon and dyspepsia, but this tamoos @
remedy cures Ill stomach troubles Dy
cleansing. purifying. sweetening ana nsl
tightening the mucous membranes u1s
lining the stomach. 4 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-19
Observation-Disclosures

Grim t. - (Sor
Ri6ter 5tot6riOge.) Sir 0|onto8:
gin6ru8 - 36omas Youn9, SOiepA
8iQiam5, 6arrp g}eal unO goparO
MQIon; 8ie67ta6l - Samuel Gen
norO,. Daniel So6nior, Robert 8.
8ran, G6urle8 8reen, 6reOerit So3n,
Ro6ert 8ioole uro Cooper Soun;
MorOanoriff - 5arriion 3. SaDlor;
arieoers6ru6 - George g, 0ri86t,
@olter 0ilmore, Biuiam 8jlion,
Gouis :. MideD; 9enrD
geal; gum 4ro3eB por3ufiiRren -
M}orO: So6n @i4ium5 uno 8iuiam
$. Wuttbeps.
8uifen8eri6t,- (9Or Den
Ri6tern Sapu9e, 8lof uno G'8rien)
Grnannt nurOe gum 5sitamentSOoQz
5treter i'm Sale BON Samuel u.
6ouie Murp &. 6ouie; 8iir8i6df;
500; gum Na6loBoernolter i'm Sale
BON MarQuret O'y}eiQ So6n O'ytetQ,
8iroIboft $4,000. 8OrmunOidoftsz
Berift 6sf1tigt i'm Sale DON @m. 5.
geoan, 1928, Ro6JoB0eri6te bsitdz
tiat in Den 6Guen pOn OOtt6elf 8eiz
mann, 1851; Gli5abet4 8eimann,
S1282; U}aria 6ergenr0Oer, $261O;
George Sc. Galpert, $3.50; So6n u.
Campbell, $1618; Clara RittLer,
S36, 243. neutrality-suspicious. ein9ez
reject in Den 60qen Don 6ranciS
6ofeste0, $1,000; Suliu u, Shannon,
$4,000. 8ertdufe ratift3irt in Den
Fduen ron 8Ott6slf 8eimann, $415;
Qn0rep &rauB, $3.50.
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On neuen 60uen BON anitedenoel
8runt6eitsn gemelDet nurOen:
0eirQtnssQicenlcu.

ToIgenoe 9eirat65 : 2icen5en purs
ben gei tern pom glert os5 Common
YIedS : @eritt5 au8aeiteQt:
9aDio 6. Mart5, %, uno 0ena
2eoi, %; NppIifant Soe 8ropn, 9}r.
2015, 9rutOz6iGz2(pe
Same5 9, 6meaop, "a, g}r. lily,
Mc9onougbitraBe, uno 2tnnie 4mc=
Tia 2inDemunn, 30.
STE 8orn1tein, "a, g}r. 206, Qlbe=
marleitraBe, uno 8etD Salisbury, %.
@opuro 8aoing, %, Nr. 131, Sio=
8offitraBe, uno &ot6arine 0i6, %.
0il7on Mile5 Gorig, iun., p, uno
6eIsn Snopoen CANADIAN, %; 4ppliz
fant q. 9. 6urriIon, g}r. 225, 8eItz
P]reItonItraBe.
0alter 6arrD 6inloD, q, g&r.713,
6ramont 2(Derue, uno Nnna MauO
G6Qrannes, &c,
Quca @raneii, q, Nr. 727, Dit
9rattItroBe, uno 2tntOnia 9egtinna,
%.
8eO. 80, 6offmon, 81, g}r. 653,
Of GlementitraBe, uno 4ntta S.
@0nnIen, 10.
Quan @. 0uu, 27, Gr. 1908,
NzGtraBe, N,s8., unO Qnnie 0iernz
fee, %, 8eioe oon @ai6ington, Dc.
Robert 6eler, 30, g}r. 523, Siioz
3efferfon7traBe, Gbicogo, Sas., unO
2ea6 22Dinion, %.
Qnt6onp RuDststp, %, Gr. 846,
Noro : GoQirgton = QDe., uno Qnnts
8lo6ni5tie, %,
Saul SrDin Zimmerman, 26, uno
Gliie 6uQsrton See, 25, gtr. 1921,
6arlem=NOsnue.
8m. 6. GlifFe, "a, unO 2(Iice 6oI=
lamb, 81; Qpplitont 9enr0 q. GtB,
Ir. 100, g}orO : 8dntrGBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-19
Gfrhfnttrr. mn strnhrreiIe.

BolgenOes iinO Die ouf ben i%toutliz
6en 8oogen fir 6eu, Strob Il. /. IN.
geItern er3ielten P"reiie:
Oe fli6e 6eunuage.
6eu.-3imot6p $13 Bis $16, &lee=
beu $14 pro Some.
6tro6. - Wei3enItro6 81 bis SO,
8~O8gsnItro6 $12 Biz $14.50 pro
Sprne
N}oi5-pro SAB $3.50,
q oroneitIi6e 6euDd0ge.
5eu.-3imot6p $14 Biz $16, Slice
6eu $14 Bis SIS pro Some.
Stro6. - 0ei3enitro6 S. Biz SO,
GDqgenItro6 $14 Bis ST pro Sonne.
Mui8-pro SAB $3.50 Bis 1919.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-19

.3pei Sage mad Dem Ban in Sam
germ. Sai6a mar 10 bringeno, lq
Bate i'm lange btngebalten, bate tRn
oft genett uno gequdlt, uno uno
mir mar 9luss 10 glei49iilti8, 10 gang
unb gar, ba iagte i'd ia"
ogar bepit," Oa6te 5rau @8nes, :
%, oisie 66lange, Oieie 5reOa! sic
1T an Auem f6uto, ie bat es 14laa
a%noeFangen, INN es Oa6in 81 bringen,"
9is alte Barbara trat in bas Sim
mer un0 fragte, Of tie ben SRes ierotz
rem Ia7en f6nnte. @erd iprong Ella
fiI6 bon Dem nieoeren SGemel aut,
Der Dor bem 2e6nftu6l 5rau DON Or
lads funO, lie fdiittelte ihr plrreS
6aar suriif, cine 8er9e5luit i4ten pon
ibr oenommen, tie bate pieoer 4sRnz
li6fsit nit i6rem frii6eren, ionnl8en
Selbit,
@te %ert6silte Der often einige tnr3e,
ruiiiI6e 8efe6le,
nSofort 8olu6tI4id," ertptoerfe
iene uno peri6pano.
8eru umI6lang 6rdu pon grlaQ
3Grtli6 nit 6eicen Qrmen, gmetn lIe7
6e8, lie6es Mutting," io9te tie aus Der
l1e6erfiiQe hires 9er3ens. -,
IS mar Elm is6r 6eiBer Sag, i4piil
unb briidenO mar Die 2uft I'm Das
pulOumringte, feline 9auS, t4pere
@olfen baQtsn iid 3uiammen, EN- ter7
ner Bonner groute in 0itli6er Hl4z
tung.
n8ir betommsn elm b0ie8 llnpetz
ter" Iagte 6rau Qgnes, bod fam es
nD6 cine StunOe Oauern, th Aotte, lG
bin por6er in Sdmettau."
Sic 6eeilte Ii6, i6ren SRee gu trim
fen, uno perob76ieOete iiA etltg BON
rem iun8sn MGO6en.
r2a6e no6I, &inOden," 1agte tie,
n3eiqe Did 6alo 6si uns."
(9FprtIeBunQ fplqt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-19

Is. DECEMBER - 8lan4e 5pIpuna,
Gopran, unD MlfreO 6. 8opopin,
Pianiit.
Is. Sanuar - MauO Popeu, 8io=
liniitin, Ii. 6aroIb RanOolPR, Ptartit.
p. Sanuar = @rneIt 9utdeion,
Yianiit.
5. 6s6ruar = GerrucciO 8uiOni,
pianiIt.
10. 6e6ruar - Marie Saul, SO>
prun, unb 86og. g. 8ater, 8aB.
4. MGr3-Gmil 9auret, 9iolintit,
unb M}innie 8Iein, Biariitin.
18. M}dr5-5beoOore 2isr9ammer,
Barton.
%. MGr5 - QtOeie aus Der DBL,
9ianiitin,
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Nnftion9> InSeigen.
@VW811UHE~ %tH0tVTkH'
Sennigbaufen & Stcin,
Q~tbtsanpdlte, 9r. 2lj, ct. 9aulzStgaBt.
0tnualtS= Scrfnuf

i~pert6poqem Ya6t : 8runOeigent6um,
Rr. 1149, 1151 unO 1853, Wutz
I6nzStrdbe,
9m guftraQ, Ots Gigtutbtmcr5 pcroeu Die In.
tcr}ei6nettu am W OHtl q, ON ~. Cttobcr 1903,
9abmittaQs 4 llbr, Ous 1tilmmtt ais Yr. ll49,
Isl uno 1l53, Q8ationsStruBG in Or StaOt &dls
timore ~geltgene 4ubtsSrunot.gentbum an Crt mo
Stcat AMI oiftutiiber Auttiou perfauItH. SIs
6iQcutbum bat all bc'uJter StraBe cine 6ronts ool
uabeju - 6uB, bel ejHlr Gieie bon ~uHgcfdbr 81
SUB. Gas Sau}; beitcbt aus liDti @ruuOtudtn,
lie @ruuo3iui,n BON r~eipcttJpc SO uub so unters
pOritH fr0.
Sis gcbdulihttiten bethlehem aus sinem bcauem
tjnQcri6ttteu 3utit0d;Qu jie9elfsintrntn
98 d~ureubau 9. ais yr. ll49, ll5l nm llj3,
gSatioHzSt TRADE, befduHt.
@%erfluiss etOiuQuuaeu: @oar. Gin, anlabIung
BON 500 ipiro bti'm &ertaufe ~pcrllnqt.
@tHHtQbOuie X Sttin, .
Nrpd.tc iHr Ocu Gigentbumcr.
9attio on 4 0abdH,
gal-2l Auttionatoreu.
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3u berfanirn. - OritaOt.
3u perfdufcu:

9rd6tiQe u,ue Cottages, bette Contribution,
o~ttrattipc Gage, GountU<StCu,ru, Trett Sbu.t,
@as, gQai,r. tltttriibt yinit Die gaHjG Gdbt, u.
Gabrqcfo, prddtia; oofrdumt. gciunOt' 9@obaungtn
nm btts Rapitai.Anlagt, 6 3;mmtr, @ao, 9trans
oas, Sbicier0d6er, Uolftlnoig, an pdnen0fI
GruuOiidsn, qruno3iusfrsi, uuttr Ieibt:n @eo!ns
ouHgcn gu u%itorjlicn 9rtiItn; ltbt oc oeIOth elN=
3jotn an 9llt NOR. mn 98ooolluOa2tOt. iUetltb
BON 4uluta:gpe., &rpiuQton, iibrIg 9s5liebcntn,
g9ir inn ole Giatutbimcy uuo Erbdutr.
uutteO Real Il tate 6 O., 4Ol 6aloert Slog.
t1p1 2 II
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RnItinnrrr Wnrftbrrihte.

geibttt fit 0tn ,D'uti3tn G0TT'iEOno'nten')
Baltimore, II. Ottober.
Me6L.- Die 6eutige Y}e6l3ufuhr
belief Iid auf 29,O15 Safer, elm
I6lieBli6 2O,23O 5diIer gu Occult
qoint uno 7177 Safer gu Canton.
Die Ra6frugs mad Me6l 1T flou uno
baIfrGnft Ii6 auf augenglidliden Be
- L.: anlra,na M~ntirmnrpr.
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Warft.

untsnItt6enOs 9reiie be5ie6en ii6
auf ben @ngro5 : 9unOel; fir ben
&lein6anOel muB Elm tntipre6enOsr
Quff6Iuq Qemuht peroen.
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einsIofale ftatt. Ollie N2itglieoer foaz
ten ii9 einfinoen.

*** 6r. 6ermunn 8Oigt label feline
6reunoe fir 6eute, Mortag. mad Ieiz
ner 6dle, Rr. 1922, 9arforo 4De.,
Elm II. perfpri6t i6nen bel oieier 8elez
ger9sit cine e6te Osutffe MeBeliuppe
por3uIeBen. 4u4 fir anbere Inter
6~aItun8en BAT 6r. @oigt auf's Bette
geiorgt, 10 oaB RiemanO es 3u be-
reuen ba6en tpiro, Der freunoli4en
GinluOung 6olge g~eleiitet gu 9a6en.
*@* Der .8ermuniu : 8urnbsrein"
uno oeFen 9amensS ettion peroen
am 26., 81. uno %. Oftober B. s. in
feiner 6oQe, SIR. 9 unb II, 9oitofficez
2(pe., einen groBen 8a3ar, perbunoen
nit einem NuiternzS ouper, dbRdlten.
Die @e7Qmmtz Ginnu6me Oieie s I'm
terne6mens foQ fir cine neue 5urnz
buIe pertpenoet nerben. Sin qez
meinf6aftli6e8 @omite, ods I6on
ldngere 3eit an Der Qr6eit TT, bat be-
f6IoFen, flint Slide gu arrungiren,
rpelhe in pa7enOen 6arben beforirt
perDen unb unter @erpaltung Der
0amen fein perben. Reoner tperoen
Nnipraden balten, uno 9rof. ST.
2ieoer'8 Sr6eIter ptro fir ben nut
iitaliIden She'll iorgen. Der Gintritt
fir ale orei Nbenoe lit auf % Gents
feItgeIeBt, porin Elm neutrality-suspicious.
ellen eingeIdlofen lit. 8iuete Iino
BEL oQenN}itglieOern, in Der 6ole uno
4benO5 an Der 8afe 3u BADEN.
*** Ginen groBen 8a3ar unb Nuz
tern = SDuper b%eranItaltet Der 6rouz
enperein Ger er1ten oeutIfen Der. eb,
@emeinoe am 49,, 90, q. unO o.
Otto6sr in Den S9ulrdumen Der Sc
meinoe an guItern = 4oenue, na6e
8%roaOpaD. Der Gintrittsprei5 be-
trGgt 35 Gents, uro o6ne 3peifel
miro oas Set fia taglid zines 3ahIz
reihen 8eiudes erfrauen.
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Gus Dem ~q;triasa Observation-Disclosures
Nns benz Rntb6aulr.
e berih

ga6 Dem 8eridte oss 6anitGt5s
Gommi7Grs Or. Sames 8oslep tar
Zen in Der Derflofenen 8Ode 168
9erionen in Baltimore, gegen 154 in
Der glei6laufenosn 0o6e oes Sabres
1902. Bon penIeIben paren % i'm
Quslanoe ge6oren; So paren Neger.
Die Sterbli6tsitsrate mar 1851 pro
Sauieno Der 9eIummt6ep0lterun8
14.18 fir Die 8eiBen unO 23.46 fir
Die Neger. DIS ~ge6Oren puroen 81
meiBe unO % NegertinOer gemeIoet.
Die 6uuptiGdli6Iten SOOesuria6en
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*** Die id6rIi6e 9eneralper5amm@
luna uno 8eumtenpGbl res n5teuben
S;mmern. Qeibz unb S%parDecein5"
finoet am nG4iten 9:enitag i'm 8er@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-19

IT q s.-Nt NUII8t UlUIs8uTUVI
6etruq 32,162 8uI6el; 8arianot BON
ben @lebatoren 1922 8uIfeI; Glepaz
torenz@ orrut6 359,291 8ui6eI. @erz
fault nuroen 5000 frii6er Spot gu
5O1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-19

Seben0es 0Rtlu9el, prp BfunO:
iun9e 6ii6ner lie. bis 13c.; ate 9iibz
ner lie. bis 12c.; Gnten &c. bis 13c.;
guter 12c. Bis 14c.; 3auben, PRO
9uar 2Oc. bis 25t.
Gter, pro 9uBeno DC. Bis 22c.
Qepfel, pro SAB SOC. bis $500;
QfirIite, pro Site $3.50 bis $3.50;
5rau6en, pro 5 @Funo=8orb lie. bis
2Oc.; 8irnen, pro SAB $3.50 Bis Sc;
Quince5, pro SAP $500 Bis $500.
Semitic: 3artoffsIn, pro 8ui6el=
fife &C.,; 3miabeIn, pro 8uIdeI
SOC. bis 75c.; 8siBtobl, pro 6un=
bert $500 Bis $500; &opfIulat,
pro 8u76eIfi1te 25c. Bis 35c.; 3uder=
rii6an pro 8iinOel DC. Bis &c.; So
matoe8, PRO 8or6 81. Bis 10c.; CRIME
gO6nen, pro 8uItel 6Oc. bis 65c.;
Mais, PRO 9uBenO SC. Bis 22c.; Ga
rotten, pro 8inoel 1c. bis 19c.; 2imoz
bo6nen, pro 8uiheltiite $3.50 Bis
$1.75; 8lumentobl, pro SAB $1.75
bis $500; SeQerie, pro 0uBeno 15c.
bis 4Oc.; runOe Rii6en, pro 8u1delz
fife 25c. bis 3Oc.
8rpcertes unb 9rDDtftoz
men.
Raffintrter 3uder, pro 4funo: gsz
niirFelt, 5.61Jc.; pulDeriIirt, 5.135c.;
Gtonoaro Qranulirt, 5.O14c.; fein
oronulirt, 5.O3Jc.; Grn7tuI, 5.013c.;
Columbia 81. 4,76Jc.; Qel6er, 4.31c.
Bis 4.61c.
Butter. BRO 9Funb:
80
separator 10 DIS "a
| Stunt Cream bis -
Sanitation . 10 BIS -
Soma @eItcrn Gable IA big 10y
8eit=9tr9into ~ Dis Is
Yrints, l Pfuno - 6tS 20
QrintS, ! PfunO 10 bis z33
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1897 8uIfel; aus ben GleOatoren
3uriidge3ogen 94O4 8ui6el; @orrot4
in ben @~leputDren 1864 8uI6el.
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Sarlebem ani @rumOsigcntbnm.
8clp in bcliebtacm Summcn

auf 6iaeHtbuns : SppotbeisH gu %bsrIeibsn.
Sruuo : UletbeH 0ttau1t.
SarI u. M. Sbule, 9lsttaaHuaIt,
Rr. l08, Cf:Saratogas, nabe ct. Qauls0traBt
(26l, 4,6,8, 7l,3,1