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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-03-27
FAMOUS DEAL or 1902.
Half Dozen Names Of Worid-Wids
Prominence Head the List
OF Losses.

In scanning the list of dead for
the year 1909 there are not many
names that stand out distinct and
monumental. says Harper's Weekly.
Of such, in the light Of the present,
are these: Cecil Rhodes, Rudolf
Virchow, Zola, Thomas b. Reed and
Samuel Rawson Gardiner. Rhodes,
whatever his methods may have
been, ethically appraised, was
statesman with an imagination and
an empire-builder; Virchow was .
benefactor of his race, vastly pro-
longing mans life and happiness by
his scientific discoveries; Zola, both
as q story-teller and citizen Of
France, revealed passion for truth
which was great compared with that
Of most OF his French contempora-
ries: Reed had an intellectual and
ethical equipment comparable to his
physical superiority over most men
Of his time, and he lived long enough
to know that his place was secure
In the list Of great parliamentarians;
and Gardiner was, in the opinion OF
some, the greatest OF historians next
to Gibbon and Thucydides. II the
boys of the glish-reading world
were to vote as to the death of the
year causing the most irreparablc
loss, it is not certain whether their
verdict would not fall on g. A. Hen
ty's name. OF men who had lived
so long as to be forgotten, and yet
who once were famous as poets, we
gave one to the list-Thomas Dunn
English--and Great Britain the other
Phillip James Bailey. OF men Of
letters prematurely taken Off we
mourn Frank Norris; the Scotch,
George Douglass Brown-the for
mer's "The Octopus" and the lat
ter's "The House with the Green
Shutters" marking them as men po-
tentially great. OF editors, the brill
liant and mordant Godkin. Of the
Nation, and the sane and conserva-
tive Scudder, of the Atlantic, have
read their last proof and penned
their last exhortation. Two of Great
Rritain's most loyal and serviceable
diplomats-the marquis of Dufferin
and Lord Pauncefote--have been pro-
NOTED to heavenly courts. Our naval
list is much less rich in yalor, intel
lectuality, and lofty sense Of duty
by the premature death Of Admiral
Sampson. The world Of art misses
the living presence of B. Constant.
J. G. Vibert, Tissot and Mesdag, and
the Christian church mourns prelates
and preachers as notable as Cardinal
Ledochowski, Archbishops Corrigan,
Feehan and Croke, Bishop William
Taylor and Drs. Taknage, Newman
Hall and Joseph Parker, and Rev.
Hugh Price Hughes, while American
Jewry mourns Chief Rabbi Joseph
Jacob, leader among its people.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-03-27
1rhabitants Of Caucasia.

The 100000 Inhabitants Of Cau-
casia are made up Of the remnants OF
many ancient nomadic tribes. Accord
ING to Russian statistics, only 100000
are Russians, 100000 are Armenians,
i-600 900 Tartars and Georgians, while
the rest are principally Mohammedan
tribes. 1t is asserted that there are
80 different languages and dialects
spoken in Caucasia.-N. Y. Sun.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-03-27

Cut tender steak in nice sized pieces
for serving, season, and spread each
piece rather thickly with onions which
have been sliced thin and fry for ten
minutes in plenty Of butter; roll up
tightly. tie with string, put in bak-
Ing pan with little good stock or
gravy. and bake until done; five min-
utes before taking them from the oven,
spread soft butt<r over each.-Good
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-03-27

The best pill meath the stars and stripes
1t cleanses the system and never gripes.
Little Early Risers of world repute-
Ask for DeWitt's and take no substitute.
A small pill, easy to buy, easy to take
and easy to act, but never failing in re-
suits. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
arouse the secretie ms and act as tonic
to the liver, curinglpermanently. A W
Foreman DIV
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-13
Puts an End to u All.

A grievous vail oftimes comes as a
result Of undesirable pain from over
taxed organs Dizziness, Backache,
Liverc0mplaintand Constipation. But
tlr.nks to DR.. Kings New Life Pills
they put an end to it all. They are
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only
&c. Guaranteed by II. ii. Bateman
the Druggist.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-13
Dog Lost.

A young pointer, spotted light vi
low and white. s months Old, with
collar on, with Geo. Houghton's name
on 1t. Finder will please return T.,
Robt. Moffat, Coopcrstown. aud r.
ceive reward.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-13
Farm for Sale or Rent.

I will rent OF cell my fsrm consisting
Of 80 acres four miJcs northwest Il
Hannaf0rd. Parties desiring to pur::
chase or rent. call on or address.
DANI8LSINCLAIR,
Hannaford. n. u.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-13

American ardines 8 cans for &c
lsOptil tomatoes l0c pcrcan, California
prnncs 25As for ol.0O. Jin,cson & OF.
son. THs New SroRs
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-13

N v,n Hxnna i
seslsealemoeF ulese es 80
- pro. nr,Arr-,r,.,rr a.x,n,e
There will % Notsse ~ sesvsoe :"
tne Lutnetan cnafc'e oeasay = = = ::
M ana service ~ m 'isla e 2 I
Losr-One note dated july q for e:s,a
riyem by ChaflAs Orr Maeee. Aasene
nndih8 said noe = Nfa1sse0 ny % ouy
= = me. @...
- ~ =. =. lsll'
Olaf JOh0sos, as4i wife spent sunday
at their Grigxs !c,,,sesty sarna Olaf is
now bookkceper 10, the Anet:l Machine
Company and likes his job.
,s,..,... s..,...,,,.. ,..a o,r;,, j. .centcd
,,.,s,.io,, i, T,,,..,l .s,,v.,aor,. orncarv
), 49, -, A.. -, = ,rrianil.
= ,,,s...,ro q. ,,;,,, !. 81. .,uainl
seveier !. =. Ailen glaODco ms SUI.
case noars'eo tlle l''niteo, anu started
ZOE 2 Trip 70 81. iastl, Dnllt'' anu o1''-
er Minnesota poi ts last Inufs q
Account American Bankers Assn
San Ffancfscn Oct. ao-23, the N, p.
R,y VIII cell aoands trip tickets Dot. 8
Ito Itch 4; 81 80 returnslimit Nov. 80
loo,. ~. U. PAYNE, Agt.
e. !, .,-.-..... -.
-. s. ss..,. s =, - IS :, .ha
-, ~ i. $500 ~, 49, - a,.,h
:. :. = = s q, 8 ,,s;taston OF
- Se.,. = = $50 ~ = 80
@, -, = :, =. -. -
..', y. =. 49,. 80 -. os,.st
~ eu - S.e 49, .s - s+ -.
80 ~ :. :. $500 -, - 800, 49,
-, a.s :. -. as..' ~
..'s l,Nc "4'soAns "'o.A '''S ot's - :
-" sss
J. r. Dixon steam laundry company
Fargo, placed their agency with G. B.
Jungck. Dixon laundry company
guarantees flani,els and silks and are
experts in all kinds Of work. Best
equipped and largest Laundry In the
state
! AI-sers Theo Rneslnp Ralph Palm.
q Manler FIvnn and Ole Rood DRIVE
aver "a snirItwood lake last SATURDAY,
ratnrniner Monday morning They
/ canu,t : hiu wash t,nh full a tish and
/ :.ft ( oanero,,s masa with the editors
il f.n,;,v e., .hich- ,va roth, n n,r thanks
i
| FOX #sA A!L .uInioute
s'ich . 2 iron ceos Win springs ano
addresses folding lounge commooe
writing desk. soands, ana rocking cnail
4 Radiant nome nara coal neater VIII ~,
oven, cook stove, sheet IRON stove
good buggy horse ana other tnlngs
o.ns - = v',u y n 49, =. p"l,.'' .
ts,e... ~. -. n &. . - .'''
Miss Sarah Anderson entertainer
@l-number OF her girl friends at her home
Il last FRIDAY 4 afternoon. the party being
80 . =, ,,... 80. n,is. Nraho, Got !
H.ss's % AlOasos y 4a AN ].
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-13

i Cashier Link Of the North Dakota
collection agency at Fargo recovered a
valuable pointer belonging to O. W..
Kerr Thursday. The dog was taken
from Fargo by one of the camp follow
ers Of the carnival, and was accident
ally located here. Mr.. Link got the
dog through the help Of Manager Pat
terson who rendered all assistance pos
sible. The dog was taken by a man
not connected with the company and
was being hid Ia a tent when the oflic-
ems and cashier arrived. The case was:
settled BY the payment Of the expenses
Of the trip and the party was glad to
get out with that lighta DEAL Alert
"a preacher came toanewspaper man
i'd this way: You editors do not tell
the truth. II you did you could not
live, your newspaper would be a fail
ure.' The editor replied: "You are
right, and the minister who will at all
times and under all circumstance tell
the whole truth about his members,
alive or dead, will not occupy his pull
pit more than one Sunday and then he
viii find It necessary to leave town In
= hurry. The press and pulpit go hand
In hand, with whitewash brushes and
pleasant words magnifying little yir-
tues into big ones. The pulpit, the
pen and the gravestone are the great
SAINT making triumyirate." And the
great minister went away looking very
thoughtful, while the editor turned To-
his work and told Of the SURPRISING
beauty Of the bride, while IN fact she
was as homely Is mud fence.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
hdnh i'm beriihrt2


@tnen Moment blteb tie i'm SalOn
fte6en, lie blifte bur9 bic offene S6iir
in ben 9arten. - 0a gepa6rte tie
4pieber bic Belle @eitaIt. = Nun elite
tie, pie DON 6urien geidgt, mad Oben,
bonn Seniter aus poqte tie ben Moz
ment Der Ra9e genieBen, jeBt muBte
fte, bic Sobfetnbin, unter ben 8uItaz
MEN angeIangt iein, unO ieBt -
ieBt =
Qmanbu mar bic 5reppe 6inaufgez
itiirmt, nun elite ie in t9r NntleiOez
5immer, ieBt ftanb tie am 6enIter un0
blidte binunter.
giiestdIte bur6rieieIte pl0BIi4 if
rem &0rper. - Sab fie re4t? Iedte
tie ni4t Elm Sraumgeii6t? Sab fe
nirfli9? - War Is ni9t Malpin,
Der ba gelaufen fam, urb nit Winbesz
ellie ii4 benz 9lub @infrieOu's
nd6erte.
@inen entieBli6en S4rei ftieB
Nmanoa aus, elmer @9rei, Der bur4
bas gan3e 9aus battle, pie Der 8ebe@
ruff elmer Sterbenpen, Die benz ii4eren
9er0er6en en~tgegenge6t.
@iner RaienOen glei4 itiir3te Die
Wh4tter bic Sreppe binunter, lang
tpaQte bic tpeite @4leppe 0es Mtorgeitz
fleioes i6r mad. - Ri4t5 a4teno
itiir3te lie bur9 ben Salon, bic De-
ranba 6inunter in ben 9artsn, untcr
bic &aitanien.
gu fpdt.
Malpin, Der bic 8lumen INNER
lisbte, er mar Der Grite gepeIen, Der
bas berDerbenbringenOe Bouquet in
bic 6anb genOmmen, ieinen giftigen
9uft eingeat6met bate.
C6~ortieBung fo1gt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Giehmdrfte.

Gbicogo, "a. Npril.-Rin00;eR:
6eutige 3ufubr 1000; Martt itetig;
9rtiie $1.5O Bis 500. S4psine:
.6eutige 3ufu6r 1900, morgen 10,>
900, ii6riq geblie6en 5000; Martt itez
tig; qreife $685. Bis $3.50. S4afe:
5eutige 3ufubr 1000; Murtt itetig;
8e:ie-S4afe 1915 Bis $500, 2Gm@
mer $3.50 Bis $3.50.
@af 2ibettp, 3d., "a. &prtl.
- RinoDie6: Mfurttitetig; 9reiie s.
BIS $3.50. 69peine: Martt lebbdft;
grciIe $500 bis $3.50. @6ufe:
Mortt itetig; 9reiie $3.50 Bis 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

goundtsgmfs, Soma, 2 Sage.
6oncorO. 0.sS., 10 SttuOeH.
Stnbtr, Colorado, q 1aoe.
Sstroit, Mi6., / TAG.
@aiptRsR, 9eroB, 2 9Gge 3 gtuH0sG
6arris5u=e, IA, 8 Stunceu.
6artforO. Connecticut, II StuRseE.
SnOianabolis, SHo., 1 9aa.
SadioH, RiiFifppi, 2 GAGE.
SadioHbiNs, 6lorioa, l FAC.
RaHiassGito, BltHourt. 2 GAGE.
aittIe Rpd, Qrfauias, ! Sag l8 StaReS@
qouisbint, 3D., / SAG 2 5tiHosH.
Rtmpbis, Tenu., l sag 5 5tuHDsH.
Wobite, Nlatoma, 13ae 8 StuHDeu-
9Oriott, girgiuieu. y 5tuHOsu.
ReipsCrIsans, Ga, l Sac 10 etuROs3
6taot RtiosQorf, 5 StuaSsH.
Omaha, Rebrasta, 2 Saas.
9orilaH6, Mains, l sag.
8ortlaHo, Oregon, 5 Sage.
gb:laoelpbia, pa, 8 5tuubtn.
9ittsburG, pa, II etunbeu.
RroUibtnet. R.sS., Is GtunSIH,
8alsiG5, E.sG.. IS Stunoeu.
ct. 2ouis, MiFouri, l Gag 6 StarSsE
Ct. 9auI, minHsiota, 1 Gag ~ StunbtA
San Granlisco, Sal. 4 3Gas IA StuHbEss
3obsia. Ranias. 2 5aat.
gofoH, Wlaf., Is StuH0eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
@iehfntter. nnn @truhpreiIe .

5~oGgenbes finb bic uuF ben %ftaatli>
den Daagen fir Seu, Strob II. +. IN.
geitern er3ieIten Preiie:
OefGi9e 9eupddge.
sen. = GbOice .SimOt6b $50,
&Eee6eu $16, gemif4tes SIT pro
Spnne.
@trO9. = @si5entrOA $40 Biz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
grnhuften=W arft.

untenIte6enOe preiie be3ie6en ita
auf ben gngros : 9anbel; fir ben
&~letn6anbel mllB Elm entipre4en6er
4ufIhlag Qemadt per0en.
Sarm : Prpbutte.
2e6enoes @efIiigeI: pro Bfunb,
iunge Sii6ner 14c. Bis 35c.; ate 6Ib=
lner 13c.; Gnten lie. Bis 14c.; Sauz
ben, pro 9dur 25c. Bis &c.; SGnie,
pro Stiid 4Oc. bis 6Oc.
Gier, pro 9uBen0 lac. Bis 15c.
@epfel, pro SAB $1.5O bis $3.50;
QpfeIIinen, pro 9ifte $500 Bis $500;
gr06eeren, pro Quart Zoe. Bis lac.
@emuIe: Rartoffeln, pro 8uffeI
4Oc. Biz &C.,; reue 6loriOaer, pro
aiIe $3.50 Bis $3.50; 3pie6sGn, pro
8uI6el SOC. Bis 75c.; @eiBfobl, pro
Some $12 bis $14; 8opffalat, pro
&orb 75c. Bis $1.50; 3uderrii6en, pro
8iinbeI IL. bis Bic; Sptndt, pro 8ue
i4elfiite 60c. Big &c.; brduner 8o6l,
pro 8uf6elfiIte Sc. Bis t.; SOmutoes,
pro Carrier SITE Big $3.50; Wteerz
rettig, pro Site SOC. Bis &c.; CRIME
8o6nen, PRO &Orb $1,75 Bis 1925;
iunge grbIen, pro 8ui4elfOrb $1.00
Bis $3.50; @urten, pro Crate $3.50
Bis $3.50; Spargel, pro 8iinbel 12c.
Bis 25c.
@roceries unb 8rpbtfto>
mem.
Raffinirter 3uter: pro 9funb, ge>
fpiirfeIt, 5,611c.; pulberiiirt, 5.113c.;
STANDARD granuIirt, 5.013c.; fem
granuIirt, 5.013c.; @rnftuI, 5.013c.;
Columbia u, 4.764c.; geIber 4.1Oc.
Bis 4.60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
q n b.

Sremt7, 9cuti6fauS, 2 9aes.
9ueHos Qores, @rgcutinisn, % EG0a
Goliutta, 9ri;iih-SnoisH, so Gage.
Semsrara, &ritii6s@uiaaa, is Iaae.
6onosR0ne, GGina, % Saga.
Riuoton. Samaico, 5 SAGE.
9%iDttbOof, GueIano, 7 Sags.
2u3erH, Gbpti5, 10 Sae:.
Staot ReriFo, mcrifo, S EasG
@tosFau. aublauo, 70 9aa=.
QOHama, Der. Staten bpH GsiSmsta, Z EsaG
garis, Srdufrei6, g 9dss.
Gut5U, GaLnOa, ? Gage,
&io be Seuetro, grdFlien, g SasL
BON, Stalisu. 10 9aas.
st, SO5Hs, ReuiuaOlana, 4 Saaa.
St. 8stsrsbnra, 8ub!euD, ~ 9aGG
GsArsS, GuftralitA 81 Iaes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
6eutige S9luBrat.
Baltimorer G~ffeftenb5rie
EtrlHf.t !r p.n ,GtutIasn ESrrtIpsHoeattR' eSr4
q. 7RE. TibDsns0rt x EA.l
B~alttmore, ben "A. AprtI.

BaItTmore, Den Il. ApTtI.
s. Om. Mt0Denbprf C 60. bere9s
men fir 5rancg: 8antiers : Sratten
auf so Sage 5.184, auf St9t 5.165,
taufmGnniI6e auf so Sage 5.18s bis
$40 (penigcr 1915. Rei4smdrt auf
60 Sage 9411. 9uIben auf go Sage
80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf so Gage
4.848, auf @i9t 4.874. taufmdrniihe
4.835 Biz 4.841.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
@rnnOeiaemtlnms sNaentem.

@enm sic Sbre wtetben ntdt stufafTren
f6nntn, ioatsu Sic mir Sbr Gietntbum uRptrs
trauen, unO i6 cripare Sbnsn Sch; Is Sabre Grs
fabruue. 006eHtli6t oDer monatli6s GiHtaifrung.
g.. 5. 3 Smith, 215 ct. gauls Strabs. G.. Cd.
S.lrphnn ct. Qnul 707 Q. (Nldril2. 6ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Butter, PRO Bfun6:

Sal5fletf9: pro Yfuno, gan3e
S4uItern, engL seI4n., 10c.; gang
fur3e Rippsn, lie; 9ettenfped,
12c.; gauge 2eibTtiide. 12c.; Sped
G9uGtern, 104c.; Sugar : Gureo"
S9uItern, 1876; S4tnfen, 141e.;
obne 6aut, lift; picnic, 104c.;
MeBs"G9peinefeiI9 $3.50 pro
Sap; S9mals = in Sierces, gut rdFs
finirt, 1916; in 6dfern, 104c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Btr. @taate0s@t Ebanneb
ungear

$3.50 tpTen 3 Gent8.
4npeiIunQsn iiber $3.50 6is $500
tpftsn 5 @euts.
QHpeifungsn iber $500 Big $1,000
tOiten 8 Gents.
Qnpeiiangsn uber $1,000 bis
$4,000 toIten 10 Gents.
Q%ntpeiiungen iibsr $1,000 Biz
$4,000 toItsn ID Gents.
&~nDeifungen iiber $1,000 Bib
$1,000 toItsn Is Gents.
4n~peiiungsn Uber $4,000 biz
$4,000 toItsa Is @ents.
GntpefIungen u6er 5000 Bis
$4,000 to1ten 20 Gents.
a%ntpsiungsn u6er $1,000 Bis
$1,000 tOTtsN % gents.
N~nDeifungen iiber $500 bis
$4,000 tOisn 80 Gents.
5ano<Ispubsre - gu6ets bis sum
@sDi9t pon 10 uH3en 5 Gsnts;
gadete iiber 10 uu3en Idtper, 10 Gts.
lob ge59IoFen, posr ni6D nit 4uss
nabme BON Manulcripten nit hifol'
genbsn Gorrettur : 8oeen, ferner ale
berfiegeItsnS a4en (iis9e untenitehnp}
2 Genls pro un3e, nit Qusnabme BON
8riefen III 9oIt : Statiouen, mo bic
9oitIa9en ni6t dusgetragen Derben,
l Gent pre- un3s. PpF : Rorten, ie 1
Gent.
3peitsr aIaFs qoFfo4en - 3eis
tun9sn, biertsIid6rli4 poer otter ers
I6einsabe s3sjf9riftsn, peIae ni4t
gratis bartbeilt tDeroen. 0as auges
meme 9ubtitum be3ablt odfat nit
giienba6n Wdrttn gu Der Rdte DON
ie l Sent fir 4 un8en ober 3beiIe bdS
bon, psnn ni6t p~erIsgtlt.
0ritter RldFe - (gsOrudts, feline
8Iaacoz9u6er). GirtuIare, anbere gss
brutle Su6en, @orretturs9Dg unb
be~ifo1genbsg MaruTcript, 9alentines.
M}I1it : R~otenbIGtter. 9eliotppes.
EJromos, glatate. 2]it6ograpbie'n ii.
g5yudte Qn3sigen i'm QGgemsinen,
fGmmtli8, tpenn ni6t DsrIegelt, !
Sent fir 2 un5en Ooer nenigsr.
8ierter 4ldTe-Daoren unO Mus
ter, 8lancoz8if% u. 9apiere, @r3e,
ale Sa9en, pel4e nj9t in irgenp ei@
nsr Der unoersn RtaFen einge{4IOFen
uno ibrer Ratur na6 ni4t gefdbrlI4
pber berber6lt6 fir ben Sn6aIt Der
anbsrsn POitfa2sn Iin0. (Gin fPe'
3ieQss @sIeB feBt bas PortO fir Ga
r1ereien, Q6Iegsr, Bur3sIn, @pr0Ba
.inge uno BfIan3an auf be Rate BON
tinem Gent fir ie 2 lln3en feIt,) SANS
J~orqenannte Nrtitet niht me6r, aIs a
9funb betragsn, / Gent pru rn3e ober
beren 8ru9tbeil.
0~aarenpro6en - 8d6ete Biz gu 4
rn8en 2 @ent5; 9odete aber 4 uU3tn
f6tper, l Sent fir ieoe 2 un5en ober
n7en 8ru6tbeil.
MuIter o6ne Wert6 - 964fgea
pi4t 81 un3en. 0ieie Padets Oirfen
na9foIgenoe MaaBe niht ii6erI6rei'
ten: IL 3ou lang, 8 3ou brett un0 4
3ou bod. Dsan aufgerout, Oiirf,n
fe II 3oG lang unb 6 3Ou i'm llms
fange fem.
RegiTtrationsgebibr fir 8riefe unD
onbere PoFIsnbungen betrd9t 8 Gts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
8nItimnrrr Wnrftberihte.

rDtrtatt far ZEN .a:uif@tn GOrrIDoHOsHssn.
Baltimore, ben "a. Qprtl.
Me6l.- Die beutige Mebl3ufu6r
belief Ii4 auf 8342 Suffer, eini4lieB>
Ii6 $50 5Gfer gu 2ocufzPOint unb
6115 5Gfer 3u Canton. 8iiitenOerz
7anOt 44O SGfer, Martt rubig BET
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
$11. &oggenFro6 SIT PRO Some.
Mais (neuer) pro SAB $2.85 Biz
60 On


9Z.9U.
@efIt6e 6eupauge.
6eu. - Scr. 1 Simot6p $40 biz
500, 8teebeu SIS Biz ST., gemii6tes
$18 Bis $40 pro Some.
@tro6. = @ei5enitro6 $1,000
Biz $11,OO, 8oggenfrob $16 Biz SIT
pro Some.
Mats- pro SAB $3.50 biz So.
4IIgemeiner Wartt.
Sen 2r. 1 SimotbD $50, 3leez
beu $14.5O Biz $15, gemii4te8 $3.50
Bis $18 PRO Some,
@trob.- @ei3enitroA $3.50 Bis
$40, R~oggenftro6 $16 Biz $3.50, 9az
f~eritro6 $40 bis $1,000 pro Some.
Mats-pro IaB $3.50 bis $2.85,
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acknowledgements
Bsrf6iebaue StdbtIbeile, in tDsl@sa
pot@Dertbfu3en oertauft

RtlpaIt, e. 2. Scott.
OorEsRoao guruea 8. Sapptneton.
Guriu5sQDenue uub 9arriionfrabs &ebrt g.
g. 6aq.
q. strabs uub 6Aatino sonsglOsnus - 2suis
geinoouar.
CronoeSiqe piram Rimbls.
SortsGp.Eue uno5 Obuion=Strabs g. g. 6.
S6siet,
8. Sruar.
CranQtoiHe Btorge gsa.
Sir. %, unieHsgSenus CBOOsbsrrp) - gIarsua
9. Winidr1s.
proobpap uro 9altimOre.Strn - GEORGE 8.
Naturalization, qtuniplpauisr gabns g. @.
Gamotn.5 Citation. .galtimortsC bio.gabn.s
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9arlebcm anf OrnnOsigentbmm.

9lm Sansften ctabIirte
MarDIanO Gbattel 4oan AaofiatIOn,
GGIpert.S Building. gsridtsbaus seseHlHer.
Simmer Rr. 229 unO 25I (sipsitsr GIur).
SleOffsGde 6apettrs unb ct ~@GulsGtroRG.
@Remcs Sefts pom 1902 frtst befulst.79a
DarIeben- bis $25O-Darirbeu
auf W16beIn. pianoS, CrseIn ufm.
Sarltbsn untsr $50, G~siammttOtsn 500.
Bon $50 bis 800, 9~siammttofttn 97.95.
Rit 6 9ro5eHt mouatlib fir Gsfs9etrao.
5 gros.nt auf 8trdgs bon ibsr 500.
SsiSs 9tlspbOnt: ct. 9aul 2l34, GOurtlano 735
Aorsfe: Gilbert SIume. IT,, Setrstar.
GaIOsrtsSuiIoiSg, Baltimore.
@eent iDir0 boriprCbtH uno gratis bic gfattn
%ertl6ren. (Rpo9, 1S,3&5)
SarIebeH anf We6beI obne GntfernMns
rerfeIbcH.
9arlebeu unttr $50, Sotalsllntohen $3.50 Sers
l,ben lbsr $50, 9otdlzuHEOtsn $7.95. G6iolate
@tribuiteenbeit.
THE PHOENIX LOAN COMPANY.
IA Sailp @seorO guilDing, Gapsttsr u. 81. 9aulfr.
l5ulil2,lS
9arleben amf M6beln 1tuO anoere
ei6erbeiten fir 6 Q~rOssnt-eenou mad b.m nsusa
GsitS; %pripatim.
Ridter, C1r. 2IO, SRseerinstpnsStr.
3immtr gr. 4, .gauiantsg uileine.S
Sn Fer Office miro Seutfb sefprUdben.
CRai20.1 I'D
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SteQengtinde


6ttIItaeiuG:
Cine dlt,rs osuti4s 6rau iu6t cine Ieibte STEELE
nGs 6ousbdlterin. AOrsiFrt pgr. 50 H." Expedition
bities GIlttss. Ql3-)
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- YgNNtFSV s~TV~O~T~T
1852 8uf6eI; aug ben Gelepatoren
3uriidgeSpgen $3.50 8ui6el; glepatos
rem : @orrut6 1O9,856 8uf4el. Der
fdufe: 1 8aggon Scr. 3 peiBer gu 40,
l Waggpn Do. gu 404.
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gefarbernus bun |uFla6en.

2G,lae Der erforbsrIi3en 3sit our Gr'
rei9ung Der Oerf4ieoenen Be-
ftimmungsOrte.
1lntenFebenb 1T Die un9efdbre 3sit
fir discriminating Der Poitfa4en bon
Dem 8altimorer Dot : 8Ireau mus
ben bauptid6li6en einbeimif6en unO
uuspdrtigen StdOten Dsr8si4nst.
SnIanb.
atlanta, ga, 10 GtEzesH.
HtlantiesGit1, R.sSr s StunosRs
p-1ofnn, R.sQ., 6 6tunoEH.
Farltnqtou. @rmont, II 6tHRem@
Ruffalo. R.s9., IS SttHoeH.
Gaps Rap, RS, 6 StuHosH.
6barlsfon. SIS. 16 6tuaosn.
Gbitaao, Sns., l Tag.
Columbia, SIS, II StunsnA
GiHtianati. C6ie % StRnesns
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u s.-Ole 6eutt9e Wfdts3uTupf
betrug 92,887 8uf9eI; 8erfunot BON
ben @l~eputoren $3.50 8uT6el; Gle
batoren : @orrat6 573,552 8uf6el.
8ertGufe: 5000 8ufdel M}ai gu 500,
10000 Npril gu 50, 10000 Mui gu
5O4, 1 @aggon 3uriid9epieiener (Oerz
.bor6en) gu 3, 1 BaggOn 0o. gu 4, 1
Waggon Do. gu 8, 1 Waggon Do. gu
Al, 5000 CIR. 2 tpeiBer Spot gu 50,
1900 Spot gu sig, $500 Do. gu 514,
1 Wuggon 3uriidgepieiener 81 Al.
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@nuoerpoue GntOe6mmo.

Grdu gBtniarns, cine beroorrdsenee Spejids
IihtH in Erauens3eieeu; bTnfte SGnieHoen Don
ItiDtnS,H 6rausu has Slid Der @eiunobeit; bate
ate siRta 6t6i alag; in obtunDoisrjia 5tunotn uirD
in iretnbutl9tm 5taOium 2inosruno b,Sia1fft oosr
ttiut @tSdbiRra; feiHs 6bmtSjsn. t.ine @tfabr,
ttius uHtsrbrt&uua Der SsihdFtiguha; abiolut F6tr
uno bormlG3; I'M Garsau oosr per Dot 81. 6 0 m.
sFtdbetfts, prinates 9e;m TAR
gebiloste Rraui,npfkserinnsn 6rit.i5.
Gs6aneians, fons stpiui4t; 25=idh-iue Griab-uno.
Rotbsrtseiluns sratis.
6rdu Z. BtHidms,
Rr. 81. gesrosaouarDsstrabt Ealtimsrs.
f%ea2q. F&E f9l
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Icrlangt Int Naaemeinca.

erIdnet
.Rpners1 uub r8un6s8rratcrg" fir cams aus
Sabdt beftebenoe Giqarrttten, iopie 2ebrltnge; gss
,obluna tpdbreuo Der 2ebrseit. Rn6lufragen bel
Der rRi6oro Bomb Cigar Co., Rr. All, Gg3angs=
9laee.
did
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0eutideg Nr5sits : Ra6peiIungs>

OnLCUug
Wr. PIG, saDsg barS>5trabs, unttr Der auFF6t Der
,Htuti6eu 0eitli6att." - 9isienigsn, iutl3s osus=
j6e o~anpntrftr, Grbtit.r unb SitnfboteH ju be-
ih6ftIn,u pdnibeu, pOlen f9 peri5nlid ODtr III
i%routtrttn Hrisftn an BIN aetnten Der gtitqi6aft,
Sobanu 5. Weptr, Rr. 2l9. 5Ho=Sbarp.
Strabe, ptnstn, p.iatr uutntstltli9 dusfuHft ers
tbtlltn rirb, fSdn2,lS)
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trIdE5f
6dnbs aur Serhcluue pcn Gdmrn=Rleiorodf tur
Runptn. Ra6,ufraetn i'm SameusS6 ntioer=Ses
porttmtnt, alfrom & 60, 3r. Is, Wtt@Japtttes
Stross QI3)