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30. &apitel.
0ie6er in 5eacGiff.

sd f6rie6 an @eprge Curtis. Sd
%erinnere mid ni9t me6r gang genau,
mas; aber ia ipeiB, bab i'd tbm iugts,
er lei Der Bette unb giitigite auer Mdnz
ner unb ftets rperben 9antbdrteit unb
,3~uneigung mein 9er5 fir i'm erfiiuen.
Gein 8rief, Der 10 bart ge9en feline
GhneIter mar unb meiner 10 liebenDa
oeba6te, bate mid e%igentbimli9 ge>
riibrt. @r betrauerte mid ME Elm
SFreunb, er iebnte ii4 nd4 benz Rinbe
Ieines 5rsunbes, na4 benz Mdb6en,
oas ct in feline DGterltdeO bbut gu neb>
men ipiinI9te, ftatt tie gang gu berlies
rem. @ie tpenig bate i4 fein ebles
Ser3 sei9dBt2!
Nd6renb ih mid Dur4 9o5n uno
@era4tung fir INNER aus isinem
Qeben beritoben gldubte, bate er mein
8eri9pinben tief betrauert uno fi4
banad geiebnt, mir gu 9elfen nno
tlein 5reunb gu Iein.
Hur tur5e 3eit bate Wtrs. 5eatberz
itone iein Ser8 sesen mid ein3unebz
men bermo4t, bann bate er ibre
5dlf9beit ertannt unb iie gere6ter
Weiie o6fir gebuBt unb perftoBen.
Gr Diiroe ii9 nidt bon mir ab9erpen=
bet baben, mare i4 4nfangs mutbtg
au inn geaanaeu
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Sr6nne.

9eoria, Sus., %. 9e3. = Der
@etreioe : @leDdtDr Der GorningsOez
ftilerie tpuroe bur9 Elm Geute dusgez
bro9enes 6elrer 5erft0rt. Der 8erluit
betrdgt cirta $4,000.
gort. pu., %. 9e3.-9ie 36eerz
pupierS5abrif Der 8u9ananz6ofterz
So. ndbe bieiiger 5taot ging beute in
6lummen auf. @erluit $4,000 bis
100000.
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Biehm1rftc.

G6tcago, %. 9e3. = 8inobie6
mar itetig; CUTE Bis bette @tiere bra9z
ten 400 bis $50, uragere Bis mittlere
1926 Bis Ats, &ii6e 1.50 big 485,
&Gl6er 800 Biz $50. 66neine fpaz
rem Zoe. 606er unb puroen bic meiiten
8erfdufe 3nif6en 4,55 unO Ats ubz
geI6lo1en. S4aafe unb 2dmmer ma
rem firm; quite bis beTteWetbsrs brad
ten $50 Bis 4.25, quite gemii6te 800
Bis 3.75, Qdmmer 4.50 Bis 600.
Union Stod garbs, pitts
burg, Pu., %. 0e3. = Rino0ie6 mar
feit; b04iter Preis 5.45, nieDrigiter 3.
S6peine pdren b0ber; h06iter 9reis
5.15, niebrigiter 300. Sdaafe puren
itetig; b09iter preis 4.25, nieOrigiter
1,50; Qdmmer bra9ten 6.10 Bis 6.20.
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6dl3fleii6: pro Yfuno, 9ar5e
G6ultern, engliI6 9ei4nitten. &c.;
gang fur3e aippen, 74c.; Seitens
Tpsd, &c.; gan8e 2eibtiids, Sc;
GpedzS 6ultern, &c.; nSu8arS@uz
reoD @6ultern, Sc; S4inten, 49,;
o6ne 6aut, 114c.; 9icnic, 84c.;
yN}eB"s S4peinefleii6, $14,OO pro
Sap; 66mal3-in Sierce5, gut raj
finirt &c., in 6dFern &c.
RufFee: Rotirungen itnO ipie folgt:
ouf Der Bats BON nc. Bis 74c. pro
9funO fir Rio 92r. 7; Santos 74c.
Bis 114c.; Maracaibo 94c. Bis 123t.;
SABA 1910. Bis 23t.; M}otta 18c. bis
gsr0iteter aoffes; 6. 6. G., in aiz
item 12c. pro 9funo; in 8iidIen uno
GGfen, rsiner SABA, 323c. Bis $780,;
SABA unO Motta, gemiT4t, 28t. bis
285c, pro PfunO; reiner g|aracat0o,
23Jc. Bis 24c.
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SrDnuften=Marft

rtntenife6enOe preiie be8iebsn ii6
uuf ben gngros : 9dnbeI; fir ben
&~leinbanbel muB Elm entipre9snOer
Quff9lag gema4t perben.
EQrm : g robutte.
Qebenbes @efligel, PRO pfunb:
iunge 6ii6ner Toe. bis lie; aIte 6ib@
ner 10c. gnten 10c. Bis &c.; guter
13c. bis &c.; 9Gnie lie. big 1885,;
Sauben, PRO Baar zoe. Biz 25c.
Geidladtetes @efliigeI, PRO pfunb:
iunae 6ii6ner 10c. Bis 11c.i ate Dub
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b.

Bremen, Stuti6louo, o Sage.
% vHos Wprts, Grqtutjnjtu. % 60
GaIfztta, 9ritjih=Suoisn, 80 5aos.
Gemtrara, gritiib=Guiand, 10 Iost.
6oHQ=RonQ. China, % Tass.
RtnotoH, Samaitu, 5 Sage.
2]ioerbocl. Grolduo, Z Taas.
Gu}srn, ShDti3. 10 Sage.
etaot Isrjfc, Werjto, s 5aas.
Tosfau. 8ubIanO, u SAGE.
Banana. Der. Staten Ron Colombia, 7 EasG
Qaris, Graufrti6, 8 Sage.
Gus5ec, GuEaou, 2 Iaot.
9io b, 3ancirO, graFii,u, % SAGE.
8om, Stulitn, 10 Taae.
ct. Spbus, Reuiunolaro, 4 5o9t.
Ct. PETERSBURG, Gutlauo, u Tdge.
SpbHsb, gufrulitu. 81 3aas.
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roth in ben glebatDren 2O5,848 8u=
!6eutioe ShluBrofe:
gaItimprer Gffeftenb6rfs.
CTsri9ttt fHr ben .5mtfhtR Gorrtfppusrrtta' bura
>. Bm. RibetnOOrf & Sol

Dstinttt fHr ben .9mtfa.n Gurrtfppusgntea' sura
}. Bm. RiDStnO0rf & Sol
Baltimore, %. DECEMBER.
8. @m. Mibbenborf &c GD. bere9s
men fir Jruncs: 8untiers Srdtten
auf so Sage 5,214 (peniger 1i16),
duf @i8t 5.198, taufmdnnii4e 5.225
(peniger 1i16) Bis 5.248. Rei4smart
auf so Sage SO 1916. 9uIOen uuf
60 Sage 394.
Sterling ganterg auf 60 Sage
4.81, auf 6t8t 4.84, taufmdnnti4e
4.808 bis 4.818.
gertdufe uuf Der fisFssn Gffetten'
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OrnmOrif entbum at berfamieu.
9u pcrfanfcm in on.8altimprc.

Stnr prd6tiocu jueifOdI0en 6duisr al Gtnipooos
Wptnn., 5pii1en Juirnlpnnt=2pc. NIB JaDtttes
etrabt, tiu @duiergepiert POM r9ottsriou=9nrt..
Sits fnb Dbnc 3ipeiiel Die an &eftn %gtboutsr
Sduier in Baltimore idr oas GelO; entbalten
feds 3immer, 9a0eiimmsr unO @orriOore, Joni.
al. mobcrnftn Ginri6tunQtn, einihliebIi6 Ses bss
fen Spittms BON r9lumbine" mn Nb3ugszaaual,
Observation-Disclosures uuo zSreppt, 9rauolitii6s
Strrdcs NM prrbtfsrtes Strobenpflattr. grunDs
aims $39. 50 pro Satr.
Separo z. Ga1dgber
9aumeittr.
(Sanl80 3r. 2638, OttsSaltimort=5tr.
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rrer Sc. bis 94t.; Gnten 1Oc. Bis &c.;
@dnfe lie. bis 13c,; 9uter 13c. bis
18c.
@ier, bro 9uBenO 3Oc. big 49,.
NepfsI, pro SAB, SIPS Biz $3.50;
Srauben, pro Serb lie. Bis 12c.
Qpfelfinen, PRO &ifte $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Semitic: 8artoffeIn, pro 8ui6el
60c. bis &c.; 3niebeIn, pro 8ui4el
70c. bis $1.OO; @eiBtobI, pro Sonne
$500 bis $500; 8ppffalat, pro
Serb 75c. Bis $3.50; 3uderriiben,
PRO 8iinbel 19c. bis &C.; CRIME Bob
nen, pro &orb - Bis ; Ga
rotten, pro 8iinbel IL. Bis he; Sell
Eerie, pro 9uBeno 3Oc. Bis 5Oc.;
runbe Rii6en, PRO 8uf6elfiite 30c. big
&c.; Spinal, PRO 8uI6eI 90c. biz
$1.O0; 3ronsbeeren, pro SAB $500
bis $500; brauner &pbI, pro 8ufdelz
tiite zoe. Bis 25c.
@ilo: 6ir56riifen, PRO 9funO zoe,
Bis &c.; gan3er 9irI4, pro 9funo
14c. bis 16c. Gnterl, PRO Baar: Mdls
Idrb 85c. Bis &c.. 8ladbeuOs 60c. Biz
Toe; 8e06eabs $500 bis $3.50; Gam
pasbud $500 Bis $500.
9 rpceries unb Yrobitoz
men,.
RuFfinirier 3uder, pro 9funb: sez
piirFeIt, 5.263c,; puIDeriiirt, 4.761c.;
STANDARD 9ranuIirt, 4,661c; fem
granulirt, 4.664c,; Gr1itaI, 4.664c.;
Columbia u, 4.763c.; geIber, 4.OOc.
Biz 4.30c.
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10 EYE 9tNIIgI UluIs5uINgI
betrug 194,682 8uf9eI; 8erfanbt oDn
ben Glebatpren 6158 8uI4el; 8orz
rat6 in ben @leputorer 1851 8u@
f6el. 8ertGufe: $4,000 6ebruur 81
49,, 10000 Do. gu 498, $4,000 neuer
Spot gu 49,, 5000 9}r. 2 fpetBer gu
49,, 10000 Steamer gemif4ter SpOt
at 49,.
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$etlangt iin GAaemrinen.

@eu0t:
FARMER nit GdmtIis, I'M tiHen 5b,l elmer Der
befsn 5ormtr IN DtarplanO temmtnosn Sabres 3u
b~tarb;tfcu (goru, adrtoffein uni erautl. Btfber
ipiirOe, penn 0tplmi6t, @i,rOe, Adsrsgtrdtbibais
ten. 5amtu etc. l%ieIern. aoreifre NIT IticrenSsn
ntbt augabt Der 9rDb, uuo alter Der Gamilie:
Geo. 8. 4abf, 2tDnorOtOpH, Ct. Dlurp's GOuntp.
f349@
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@unOerboue GntOeGit,ta.

sErau @iniams, zine berpprrasenee gpeIias
Hftn la Hr~aueus2eicen; bTanfe Sauienhen BON
~(tibtnoen fran.n os Gid Der GeinnDbtit; bate
ME eintn Gtbliblas; in a6tunbpisrlio StuHbtn piro
In iratnoptlbtm 6taoinm Qinnsruno priAafft, O0er
fsin, Eetablune; ttint 6hmnttn. fstns G,fabr,
ftiat unfsrbrttuna Der 9siddfiiguhs; abiplut f1r
uno barmlOs i'm Bureau OOsr per Dot 81. 6 . ms
ortdbtIht pripatts 6tim dr
Rebano.unq. ions e<Dinibt; 9~5sidbries Grfab-uHo.
6prtbfHH9hR Don 10 ts 3. 50nntaes bon 2 bis 5.
Daat6trtbtiluno pratfs
6rau ". @iHiafHs,
glr. 81, ELECTROMAGNETIC GaltImsrs.
DE-. E&EA4
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(Ptrt5tt fir om .0tuti8tn SUPPLEMENTARY
Baltimore, %. 9e3ember.
MebI.- Die 6eutige M}ebl3ufu6r
betrug 1881 5Gffsr, einI6IieBli6
21,489 Safer gu 2OcuItz9oint unO
1854 6GTer gu canton; 8iiftenOer~
IanOt 235 6Gfer. Der Meblmartt lit
unt6dtig bel no4ite6enOen Hotirunz
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3u p%erfnufcu:

40 alder, ! gleilen non Baltimore, an Der %.
& O.sgabn". SUITE 9tbduoe. @ute @emiiies oosr
@etr1ioes6arm. gu ~ertroesu bel Same g.
D II, fir 5ruitees, GaLrrt=guilOing.
(Cft241M
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Sarlebcn nui 0rnnoeigentbnm.

SarIebcn amf W6beln NIB anoere
Si6crbsittn fir 6 9~roltnt-o,rau mad BEN ntuez
@tits; pripatim.
gRtd,tcr, Orr. 21O, Gfzcerinatonsgtr.
3intmtr CIR. 4, r9uuiout.guilbino.s
SIN Fer Office wirb Seutfdb sefprO6en.
(Tdi90, 1a)
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Ser. Stddten 8eIbdnpeb
unGen.

4npsifengsn Bis sur 60be oou
$3.50 toIten 8 Gsntg.
Qnpeifungen ii6er $3.50 Biz $500
tOiten 5 Gents.
QntpeHungsn i6cr $500 Bic $1,000
foiten 8 Gents.
Qnpsifungen ij6cr $1,000 Biz
$1,000 toiten 10 Gsnt5.
QntpsiTungen ii6ar $4,000 Biz
$4,000 foiten - Gents.
QntpeiIungen ii6er $4,000 Bib
$4,000 foIten IS Gents,
Qnpeifung:n uber $4,000 Biz
$4,000 toitsn 10 Gents.
Q%npetiungen iiber $4,000 BIS
$4,000 foItsn 20 Gents.
2(nDeiTungsn i6er $4,000 Big
$1,000 foItsn % Gents.
4npefungen ii6er $500 biz
$4,000 toften 80 Gents
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g6Fe!
81We!

MI @eIe i'm auslduoe bsiorst ianeEbnlb "a StHHAea
40 be6rHtsu6 herab9eiestem &geiis
@DnaED Maing,
@abssa%GGe Ssgtt1OuP@tSabeuh &qbSMepa&a
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0lIte

ontite esi@liiitn. @lastpaortu, dItn,oOii4s %tupi,rns
uHn meitEsene ROd=ltsnflien; quite 9reiie fir
misunderstanding Stide btSablt. 66idt 9oftarts
oocr ttItpbcnirt. r6olonial Gutiaue &c. 9r.
Gl3, Goros6utapitrnbs. 6. & .. 5tlepDpn.
(Mdi19,1 IL, 9&S)
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Pnifmarfen=I gentnren.
@erf9iebene Sta0tlbeiIe, in peI6eu
PoIt@Dertbfdden Dertauft

@erI6isbeue Sta6tlbeiIe, in peI6eu
PoitzBtrtbid6en Dertauft
peroen.
mslpals, G. 9. SOFT.
gOrtsgaoao gurntu 8. sappinaton.
@oriHdsa0sHHt unU oarriionitrabt - Robert 6.
q. stross unO euutinoOon.QUsnus qon,s
Stinbonar.
CronusDins - piram RimbIe.
5Orts2t0suus unb5 ObniOn=etrabe q. 2. G.
8. nnS sougbsetrass, 9is5lanOtopn - somss
CranQtbirs George gtn.
gr. 25, lniOu=aDsnut (gBUOobsrrp) - grar,ro
8. @juiams.
untsr.etqtion, gsHuiqlpauir ga5u' g. 6,
Gamosn.s tation. ,gortimor,.0 5io.ga5n.'
geF0rOeruns bon RoFia6en.
GGlge Der srforOerIiden 3eit our Grs
rei4ung Der berT4ieoenen Be-
ftimmungsurte.
rlntsnItebenb 1T bic un9efdbre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 4OTtIa6sn bon
benz Balttmorer qOIt : 8Irsdu mas
BEN bauptTd6Ii9an einbeimii9sn uno
uuspdrtig,u StdOtsn Der3si4nst.
SnIan6.
atlanto. Ga, 70 stunosu.
GnantitzGitp. RS, 6 Stuubsn.
Erooflnu, R.sO., 6 StuHotu.
burlington. 9rmSnt, II GtuuosH
buffalo, R.sO., Is StuHbeH.
SAP, Ras. ms, 6 6tunosH.
Gbarlsnon. sc, 10 Stuuosn.
gbicago, ans, l Sae.
Columbia, SIC, Il StuEosn.
Cincinnati, CbiO, 20 StRResn
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@ei3en. - Die 6eutige 8ei3en=
8ufu6r be3iFferte ii8 arf 29,153 8uz
f6eI; @srianbt BON ben GleOdtoren
1880 8u76el; 8orrat6 in ben @leOaz
loren 592,455 8u76eI. 8ertouft nun
BEN 1000 gr. 2 rot6er neitIi6er
Spot gu 80.
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Mn;elaeu.-Sm Derfnnien.

@febscraeI S25;
SOC. gdar INN SOC. pro NoAt. 6t9ts 9iono'
aooen. @r. 1901, sio=Gbarlsss, Gds @ombure'
Strnbs. (283-)
GIeenntcs pinninu S9s;
ipertb $3.50. Sotbt's 9iauo=qoDen, 9r. 1901, euos
Gbarlss=, CD 9dmburssStr. C283-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-29

ner &c. bis 94t.; gnten Toe. Bis &c.;
@Gnie lie. bis 1885,; puter 13c. bis
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9euti9es Qrbeits : Na9peiiungsz
0iirpdu

0r. 2J9. SiossburpsStrabt, uater Der TufF6t Der
r8tuti5sn @tieli6aft" - 9isitniotH, iptlb. bsnt'
ibt 9anoirerftr. &rbtittr uuo 9ienitbot:a III bts
fbdftigen iuiini6cn, polsn fb ptri6nlih oDtr in
t~rdnttrt.n Sritien an Den 4qentcn Der 8tielIbatt
s obann 3. Mtptr, Hr. 2l9, SHosSbarps
Strabe, member, ipelbsr un.utotltli6 austnnit ss
tbti!en tpirD. Siirsdu=Stunosn BON / bis ) llbr.
tSen28.11
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a.

Sebe Senbung, Die nit elmer Gps4
3idl@10zGents sWarfe unb elmer IoIs
den be5 qtrp0bnIi6en 9ortoS perisbtn
lit, miro fofort na4 Qnfunft bur4
eineu SDe3iaIz8oten ausgetrugen, i'm
8e3irt ie0er Freien ELECTROMAGNETIC
ton, oOtr ubar i'm lImtreiie BON bier
U}silen elmer ieben dnoersn PoitunItalt
in ben Ser. Stddten. Die 46litfez
run9sItunoen ioL6er 5enoungen itnb
in ben 6rciz2lbli BON
Z uhr Worgens biz II ubr 4benbs
in alien anoeren 9otitationen. SFe'
3ial 9o1t7enoungen t0nnen q" allen
Ser. 6taatsnsgoitdmterR a~ufge9s6en
peroer.
GusIanbtf6e SenbungeH.
1. Die Staten fir ale ausIdnbis
I6en Staaten uno ibre 8olonie'p
(~uu8Qenpmmen Ganabd un0 MerifcJ
1inb bic foIYnDen: 8riefe Bis gu Is
Grumm q un5e) 5 Gents. ginFa6s
goIttarten 2 @ents 0as Gtiid. 8ids
dnttport Garten 4 Gents 5us Slid.
3eitungen uno unoere Druid I4en I
Gent PRO 2 un3en.
8trIisgtlt. - 5rgen6 cine pOffa4e
uiro dl8 D~erlsgeIt angsisben, psnn
oieIeIbe 10 perpudt lit, oaB cine grunbs
Ii6e BriiFung obne S6doigung Der
um6iiGun8 o0sr Oe5 Snbalts ni4t eE'
m0gIi6t ptrO.
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Der oeutf6e 9oitbampfer nPrin3
6einri6" 81 Singapore nur NIT
fnupper Rotb Der 3erit0run8 emit
ddIlqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-29

23,640 8uIGeI; aus ben GlebatOren
aHriidQsapgen 31626 8AfdsI: @Qrz
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@u8Idnbif6e 6enbungen.
q d IN g n.

8risFe unb 9oitfarten perbeh frei
ben gmpFGngern oOer QbIeubern boz
elmer 8oitanitalt CUR dn0eren na4gcz
f6idt, tpsnn Der DunIa auf benz llms
i6lag au5geOriidt lit. POfIenoungen
gsr dnberen 8IaFen tptr5en nur ouf
8erlangen na9gsIanot unO pirO OunH
an gefimmung5Orte Elm 3%uiaBporio
BON Der 60be 6es 0rignalIaBts be-
rehnet DerDen.
3neiter GloFe (3eitungen u, 3eits
T6riften) / Sent fir 4 ltn3en.
0ritter 8laTe (8u6er, Girtuldre)
l Gent fir 2 ltn3sn.
giertsr 3lafe (0uoren) 1 Sent
Fho un3e.
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l Gent fir 2 In3sn.
Gisrtsr GIaiIe (8uaren) 1 Sent
Fro un3e.
Gandbd.
9efel6en Staten unb 8soingungen,
dls in ben Ser. Stadten. nit 4usnd6s
me, buB gemiI6te 4aufmunnsnudrcn,
nelhe ni6t al8 Bona fiO2" 5dnbelsz
muIfer geIonOt perOsn, nit Der 9ats
fetbo1t D%erIanOt tperben miiiien. Saul
mdnntI6s G6riften gu ben gep0hns
ii4en Staten.
GinT3rei6enebiiEF (PotzQuh6Ia9)
Gents.
6anbeIspapiere - godete big suas
@eDi6t BON 10 rn3en 5 Gents;
9odets ii6er 10 Iln3en i6psr, 10 Cts.
(ob geI6Iofen, oDsr ni8D nit @u34
nabme bon Granddaughter nit beifc's
9enbtn Gorreftur : 8ogtn, ferner ouc
beriegeItsnS o4tn Cisbs unitnItebt1e)
2 Gsnt8 pro lln3e, nit Qusn1hme bon
8riefen in 9o1t : Statioaen, mo bic
goitTd6cn niGt ouggetrdgen perben,
l Gent pro un3e. QoIt : adrt>n, ie 1
Sent.
3peiter 8IaFs 9o5ioden - 3eis
tungen, DierteljG6rli4 ooer 0fter srs
I6einenbe 3eiIi4riften, peIde nidt
gratis bartbsilt perbtn. 0d5 du8es
meme 9u6litum be3a6lt oaFur nit
g~iienbabn : Warfsn gu Der 3dte BON
ie 1 Sent fir 4 l1n3en obsr Sbsile baz
BON, tptnn ni6t beriiegeIt.
Oritter 4luFe - (gebrudte, teine
8laaco>8u6er), Girtulare, anbsre gez
Drudte Su6en, gorretturzgDgen un6
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-09

The presidents train was scheduled
to reach Wa-Keeney at Sis p. M,
Saturday, May 2, 1909 1t was thirty
minutes late but the waiting throng
passed the time cheerfully while list
ening to several popular airs rendered
by our excellent band.
The splendid special train was hard
ly stopped until our people were wild
ly cheering their president who stood
upon the rear platform in company
with the Kansas senators, Long and
Burton. Many were eager to shake
hands with him but he wished to be
saved that laborious process and, in
deed, he'd be shaking here yet il he
had stopped to serve alike all those
who were eager to grasp the hand of
the strenuous man who does things,
the right things, and fears nobody. =.
Senator Burton waved his hand and
when quiet was restored introduced
the distinguished visitor simply:
Ladies' and gentlemen, the Presi-
dent of the United States"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-09
Reporters Roast.

You saw some one introduce the
President? Yes. Thought it was
Senator Burton. Correct. You
thought you noticed Senator Long
at the Presidents left hand. Right
again. And then you noticed couple
of fellows near the President who
seemed to be very busy with writing
pads and pencils. or course you did.
You thought they were reporters.
All! Hal Why those fellows were
deaf, dumb and blind so far as reports
of RoOsevelt's stop in Wa-Keeney is
concerned.
Four hundred people in the Wa
Keeney crowd! Why Gov. Lewelling
beat that and even Mary Yellen
Lease! Wa-Keeney alone has more
than 500. Collyer and Ogallah each
sent 200 or more Graham county
sent 500. There was at least 600 up
from the Smokey. That makes 1000
easy.
Talk about reporting. 1 can beat
those fellows all hollow myself. If 1
can't do better from memory ten years
from now than anything you've seen
in the dailies I'll eat the paper this is
written on without grease or gravy.
THEODORE
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-09

cess from seeming failure. i know
. Good Bve, Good Bye.--aod he
was gone His train moved on amid
a fiutter of flags and the huzzas of a
happy people for they had seen and
heard the president-their president.
NOTES
The president spoke slowly and dis
tinctly, only once or twice did his
voice give any sign OF failing.
Good judges who live here and are
used to Wa-Keeney crowds estimate
the number present at 1900 to 1000
people Not few are inclined to the
latter figure and we are with them
DIR. A b. Jones and /. Il. Purcell
spent Sunday at Sharon Springs. The
doctor ate nded church and was given
a place on the pulpit between two
ministers. Both gentlemen had a
pleasant chat with the President.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-09
OGALLAH.

The railroad fence and bridge gangs
have been working near Ogallah this
week.
A great ma ny reports OF damage to
barley and alfalfa by the unseasona-
BILE weather.
III. M. Davidson broke ground for
his new house this week. John Har-
vey also expects to build soon.
Mrs. G. G. Yetter returned from
Kansas City Tuesday night where she
had been on a visit to relatives and at
tend the Roosevelt festivities.
The big tabernacle in District was
seriously damaged by wind Tuesday
night. Most OF the arch blown away
and scattered over the prairie.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-09
First pubiished-M.y .. 1908.
A6niaistrator's Notice.

sr.--ov R.j In the Probate Cours
THroS f,ssnrTx held In and for said coun-
Nottce = hereby given. that 1ettors of ad.
1intSerntton upon the estate OF Carrie O.
Gotdsie late OF Trego county. Kansas de-
cezee0: have been granted 70 the undersIgn-
COUNTY Of TreEo: bearing date the list day q
- scn; - AL persons having claims
= against Sa1o estate are required to exhibits
them q me for aa1owznce. within one year
AFTER the, date OF said letters, they may u,
preci uded from any. benent of such estate:
and u such claims b NOT exhibited within
40 yosfs from the ftme OF the pubIicnffon
OF this notice.. they Will be forever barred
Dated this lat dAy OF March A. d l0o3
T. R. GOODA LIZ
- Administrators.
tssxL-5 Probate Judge
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-05-09
First publication April IS. 19O3I
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL LAND
To be Sold Subject to Lease.
Office of
COUNTY TREASURER,
THEGO COUNTY.

10 Dc SOFA Subject TO Lease
COUNTY TsE a
TREGO COUNTY.
Wa-keeney. Kan. April is. 1903
NOTICE is hereby given that Saturday.
between the hours of ten a'cioek a. n m. . and
TO the highest @ aasa 1al y s ses sIa ID
W Wa, Kesney Kansas the foI,owink dessrib
Kansas. This land viii be SOD snbiect to = :
The northeast quarter was leased April 4
1870 foT 10y Y years. Lease will expire Janu-
The northwest quarter was leased January
q sr ,S1o, , d6s years Lease will expire Janu-
The no 20 quarter OF the northwe;s
thirteen 10 south. range twenIy-two CO
Appraised valuation of improvements MOTH
quarter of section thfrty-six (as), in township
thirteen Q0 south. range twenty-two ts9
Appraised valuation Of improvements moth
The southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section thirty six 1851. in township
Thirteen 5isl south fnnTs twsnsy,swo IN
Appraised valuation of improvements $500
The southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section thirty six (as,. in township
vest Apprsised vninasion 81 3 pe ra acS re-
Appraised valuation of improvements S.5 90
The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section thirty.s s36), in township
thirteen I'D SOUTH range twenty-five CO
west. Appraised valuation 81 Is per acre
a appraised valuation of improvements moth
The northeast quarter of the northeast,
quarter OF section thirty six C36) In tow nshfp
thirteen 1O south. range twenty-five CD
west Appraised valuation SIS DER acre
Appraised valuation Of improvements
The southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter Of section thirty l36). in township
thirteen QO south. range twenty-five csp
vest Appraised valuation 81 - per acre
1 appraised valuation OF improvements
The southwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section thirty-six fa6) in township
thirteen OBJ south, range twenty-two CD
vest Appraised valuation q rs per acre. I.
Appraised valuation of improvements
This land will DO sold subject to . lease
dated April 4. 1900. for ~ years Lease viii
81 pire Jauuary 1. 1905.
Tho northeast quarter of tho southwest
quarter OF section four 20. township four
Ie en-, 90 sossh. range twenty-one CID west.
A pDI atsed valuation of improyements moth
The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter OF section four 20. township four
1oen Cd south. range twenty-one CID
.est. Appraised valuation e1-z5 Der acre
ppPaised valustfon of i'm pro vements moth
Provided. that no bid shall be received
Tor less than q 3 per acre.
a deposit sufficient to covor ALI costa
4; q dnse OF sale Will b required of each bid
!. witnsss my hand this 18th day of April
A. B. COOPER,
c0untv Treasurer.