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The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-03-26
So 'TiS Said.

" Frank Sprague is very sick this
week. ~.a
Mrs. DR.. Blakeslee is improving
rapidly.
Il If you want a bargain in table lin
eens go to the Bazaar.
E. R. Farley returned from Mime
=apolis Saturday evening.
The scarlet fever is raging among
Ethe children OF this city.
Henry Buenther shipped two fine
rmoose heads to St. Claire, MINI.
Fred Yore OF Little Falls is assist
ing Val Kasperek in Barney Burton's
rthese days. ~ .s...-...-
II. Hartshein is in Chicago on bust.
mess connected with the county
physicians Office.
III. Mrs. 6. e.. Flanders was taken tc
sthe asylum at Fergus Falls by Sheriff
Bailey yesterday.
E. F. Brown, clerk in the Little
Falls postofice, is in the city visiting
friends and resting up for while.
j. McIver was down from Blakeley
81 Farley's camp last Friday and took
back twenty-five men to work in the
woods. az .za -s~4
Thos. Bailey, Jr., returned Monday
might from weeks trip to the twin
.cities and Little Falls. He reports q
very pleasant time. ~,4 80
Barney Burton purchased fine ateam
sof working horses from Thos. Smart
Saturday. Like Bryan, Barney will
become tiller of the soil.
Andrew Nelson, a bricklayer en-
ployed at the new mill was struck on
the head by a falling brick. He sus.
aained a nasty scalp wound.
Barney Burton came down from
Little Falls last Friday, returning
Monday. Mr.. Burton stated that he
would build as soon as he could get
material.
At the Bazaar store new goods. are
arriving every day; located in the
Malzahn block, opposite First Nation.
al bank. Their motto: Quick sales
and small profits.
E. J. Bourgeois returned from Bull
head Junction, where he made a tenn
porary surv,y of the new town OF
Funkley-naned after the illustrious
Eenry Funkley of Blackduck.
Mrs. Palmer, wife of Station Agent
Palmer of Solway, is quite sick. DR..
Gilmore of this city was called there
last Sunday. He reports her condi-
tion somewhat improved.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-03-26

m., Good bull always at home. Fl. l..
Heffron. 1t
Just received a big assortment Of
wrappers In different styles in all
sizes. Bazaar.
Edible Durham, formerly with Bar
ney Burton, has accepted position
with I. Myer & Co.
All this week at McCuaig e. Luding
toms Majestic cooking exhibition
You are invited. Don't get left.
For SALE--Pure bred r. G. and B
Leghorn fowls for sale. Eggs fol
matching. Fl. l.. Heffron. 4 1t
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-03-26

l
ter weeks siege with the grip.
Christ Peterson of solway was a
Bemidji visitor last Saturday.
John Wade and Harry Stanley left
last Monday for Blackduck.
G. A. Lindberg of Minneapolis did
business in our city Tuesday. ., ~
Don't forget the grand family matt
nee, Saturday p. m. at O'Clock.
VIM. Robinson of the Robinson
Dick Co., spent Sunday in the city.
c. M. Bacon and w. W. Browne
were business visitors at Cass Lake
Monday.
Mrs. P. O'Connor of Brainerd is
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. E.,
Brinkman.
DR.. Omich returned Tuesday from
Island lake country, where he filed on
a timber claim. #@
Editor Geise, of the Akeley Inde.
pendent, was business visitor in Be.
midi Tuesday evening. ;zs .
| G. G. Woodward will make exten.
sive improvements on his residence or
Bemidji avenue.
Miss Dollie Bailey entertained q
company of young lady friends at her
home Tuesday evening.
Will Peckles' horses have1the CLAN.
, ders and the barn has been quaran'
tined by the health officers.
Nick Peckels and wife leave today
for Blaine, Wash, where they expec.
to make their home in the future.
Geo. Soper, who has been'engaged
as loader near Lake Irwin, was struck
by loading hook last week and
pretty seriously hurt.
Matt Thome and family were pois-
ened last Saturday night from eating
cheese. They were very sick for a
time but have all recovered.
"The best is always the cheapest. u
The Majestic Range is the1best and We
want you to come in and let US tell
you why. McCuaig & Ludington.
Four blind piggers from Phena and
two from Dexter were arrested and
taken to Grand Rapids last Tuesday,
charged with selling liquor without a
license.
Remember set of the best cooking
utensils made of copper steel and en-.
amel, worth $3.50, given away abso.
lutely free with every majestic Range
sold this week at McCuaig3& Luding-
toms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell and two
children were removed to the county
pest house from the Shultz hotel Sat-
urday. They came from Anoka,
MINI. Mrs. Russell was broken out
when removed.
Erick Hedeen sold his eighty acres
of land to DR.. Blakeslee for S12 per
acre. This is the latest addition to
| the DOCTORS suburban farm and gives
him a fine frontage. The original
farm was purchased for "a per acre OF
G. FL. Johnson.
E.J Ryan, one of the oldest men
OF the Foot Schultz Shoe company, is
one of the members Of the new fruls
firm recently organized and known az
Mulrooney, Ryan, Clark Fruit COM
pany. This firm is establishing four
new branches In the west and promises
to do thriving business. Mr.. Ryan's
friends in this city are pleased to hear
OF his success.
The fourth sermon on "The Holy
Spirit will be preached in the Bap-
tist church on Sunday morning. Sub
iect, ''The Inflling With the Spirit. u
It is impossible under any circum-
stances. for a person filed with a
Spirit to be unhappy. Preaching at
IL a. m. and p. m. Sunday school
at noon. Junior Union at 3 p. m.
Young PEOPLES meeting at 7 D. n.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-03-26
MRS. BERMAN,

the Bazaar.
Fred Vornwold secured license tc
wed Miss Julia Clapp last Monday.
d Ell Naylor shipped a large bill
of furniture to Park Rapids this week.
:. AL. Lannigan has accepted a posi-,
ton as cook in the Senate restaurant.
%. H. j. Mccarthy, .. q merchant Of
Nary transacted business here Tues
day. .. .....
60 to the Bazaar store if you are
looking for the latest in waist and
dress materials.
Editor Gustafson of the Tenstrike
Tribune was business visitor in the
city last Monday.
Mrs. George Ziller has been in the
city the past week receiving treatmen,
from our local physicians. ~ + .-.~
! George Elliott, head cruiser for the
Grand Forks Lumber Co., arrived
from Clearwater on Tuesday.
Paul Faucault has purchased a lo
on 18th street and will commence the
erection of a residence on it next week
The Bemidji Pioneer is eight years
old at it's last issue and is one tha
does it publisher proud.-Crookstor
Press. /
G. A. Lindsey, MAYORS embalmer
returned from Blackduck Tuesday
morning where he embalmed body
on Monday.
Jack McAvoy's team started at the
G. N. depot Tuesday morning taking
a door out of the Owl saloon on the
way to the barn.
Notices have been posted in the
court house this week by order of the
court making it a misdemeanor tc
spit on the floor. Let the good work
60 on.
Black peau de sole silks, all widths,
at the Bazaar.
Miss Blanche Woodward, formerly
chief operator in the telephone ex'
change here, is taking four months
business course in the Hess Business
college in St. Paul.
Walking skirts in the new styles, al
the Bazaar.
Miss Cynthia Bishop and Miss
Leary Brandt returned Tuesday morn
ing from a few days. visit with Miss
Lettie Brandt, who is teaching schoo
in the vicinity of Turtle River.
Fancy sofa pillow cases with cone:
and tassels to match. At Bazaar.
Loren B. Dickerson, manager of the
Park Rapids Cold Storage company
was business visitor here last Tues
day. Mr.. Dickerson is of the opinion
that this will be a great dairying
country and has great faith in oul
future prospects.
The police had little spring clean
up last Tuesday and rounded up a
bunch of ''vags," who were given
twenty-four hours to get out of town.
The "vag" and "tin-horn" are finding
Bemidii hard proposition under the
present administration.
The government at Washington Is
revising the names of Indians in the
United States. Their object is to
eliminate the many vulgar and un'
pronounceable names, to substitute
permanent names that will show
family relationship. All existing
names that are proper will be retained.
r. E. Peterson, who has been work.
ing in connection with DR.. Blakeslee q
Office returned Monday from Lake OF
the Woods and Beaudette, where he
has been maintaining quarantine and
looking after smallpox cases. This
has cost the county % per day, where
If a physician had been hired he
would have charged $40 visit. Seven
teen cases were taken care of there
during February and March.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1903-03-26

DON'T fail to see the great Majestic
Range bake biscuits In three minutes,
this week, at McCuaig Il Ludington's.
Fosston's band has been reorgan-
lied and the citizens have subscribed
literally to It's support. Wise citi-
zens.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Presbyterian
church will give an Easter Sale and
Supper at the Redmen hall on Tues
day afternoon and evening, April 7th.
Supper at six--25 cents. . -:-..
additional Local on editorial page.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
6ciratlss0 icen3en.
eSnlnenne 6airnths : Qicenaen MI

6olgenDe 9elratbs : 2tcen3en muir
oen geitern pom Qttltar bs5 Common
4IeaS Z @eri4t5 ausgeiteQt:
$. s. S9ierm1er, 30, unO 5ran@
ca5 Belle 6pparb, "A. Npplitunt S.
$. &eagIe, g&r. 1910, 0orO~@utatp@
StraBe.
ge0. 8. SrDin, 43, un0 @ura6 9.
6onarb, 81, QpIifant 8. S. S6ers
mDer, 91r. 1910, SiiOs8et6elzStr.
g6riitian Ieto6urt, 25, g}r. 1178,
5anoperz StraBe, uno 6LOrence @gne5
UhItb, %,
6erOinanD 9t33i, 26, unb Morn 9,
5erme8, 20, y}r. 227, 9reItoentzStr.
Syo6n 8eo. 8uuerni6miOt, Is, N}t.
MQT6ington, uno Clara S. Dell be
8. 6eGfpag, 30, NppIifant Malter
80, 8rieI, Nr. 5, Met : 9enrettaz
StraBe.
Mm. g, SuF6, ~, unO aatie s,
Golin, %, g}r. 955, g}OrO : G6eiterz
StruBe.
2Cuguf @ietpert, 27, unb NuguItu
8ottfGalf, %. Qpplifantin emma
8i6ter, gr. 1927, 9infns3z6 troBs.
SEQ. @. 6arpep, 80, Gr. 11O3,
SterettzS troBe, unO Qlberto 9ort@
man, 81.
Ssnrp Qaudt, %, y}r, "a, Dit
Ranbau zStraBe, uno Gli3a6st6 Roz
t6a9e, %.
8ernarb Sentins, q, un0 Margaz
ret G0rner, 10. Qpplitant SO6n 8.
8anB, CIR. 1927, O7ts8tO0IezS traBe.
So6n 81. 8iGmon, 81, unO 2iaian
g. 8napp. QppIitant 8iaiam q,
Quenoer, Nr. 173, 9reBtmansStr
6rant s, 2iB, 35, MaI6tngton, O..
g., unO 6errietta 8eiB, Is.
So6n 9olurO Ga Barre, "A, g&r.
1903, @efzIortb Qpenue, unO Gli3az
beth 3e1nolO8, "a.
So6n 0m. @el56, jun, q, g}r.
2435, 0eitzIortbz2lDenlte unO Grnz
ma &, 5Orrei ter, 20.
WaGoce Mut0iGiams, %, unO
Gmma QpuiIe @atoei5, %. Qppliz
FAINT s. ID. 2etpis, gtr. 2122, GaIloDz
Mpanue.
@m. u. Dieter, 40, g}r. 619, @sfz
2om6or0s StraBe, urO Morp 8. 81
liott, %.
6arrD 2anbgman, q, g}r. 819,
9onobsrS6 troBe, unb Minnie Cohen,
%.
OGiDer 5. @toning5, p, 9r. BOB,
SUOzQrnzStroBe unO Soo g.
0ooo5, Is.
@Dpuro 6. 6a6n, so, unb Mtarp
So. Surner, 81. QppIitant GOmarO
@6r6art, Ir, 1929, 0eItzSuratogaz
StrdBe.
Mortin Sean Sacque8 Mdrlier be
Gouton, 26, urb 6annie &Ope 9torz
rig, 27. QppIitant 8m. S, Ntorrts,
SIR 2O6 Siih-0ronbndn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

o8airmountz un0 G6apslzStr. g.
3. o." an 8oiteA 8o6rnd ETC., Dit
feite ber W}OntfOrO : QOenue, naRe
6a2stts itraBe, u bei rs, 9runO3in5
$36; So.
@m. 81. Gonpa3 an 8m, S, 2onz
rp, iun,, Sijoieite Der 81, naRe
8opneitraBe, 14.105 BET 80, 8runO>
gins 500; $4,000.
6erOinano s. 0ugan an 9faq 8uz
bolp6, Saoieite Der Baltimore, naBe
RegeIteritraBe, 1876 bel 115, 9suno@
gins $3.50; s..
Meptr RuOolp6 ETC., an 5erOinano
6. 0ugan, SiiOieite Der Baltimore,
na6e 8egeIterfruBe, 1875 bel us,
gruno3ins $3.50; S..
G6a8. 90. .. 2tgOn etc. an Gli3as
BETH 8. 9. 2igOn, me4rere GrunOs
ftiida; So.
2ucp q. S%tep6enion an Qnna9off>
man. 2 @runOitite: S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

Qnna 9uffnugel an M}urp 8. OIL
len, 9iiOoIieite Der Ri4aroionitraBe,
no6e Sort : NOenue, 11.6 BET S.,
@runb3in8 $36; $500.
Sp6n 8ilbsr3o6n Sc .z8outr.,
an So6n 8~iI6er3a6n etc., mebrere
8runOititde; 81.
Sdme8 %. 9enn1 an @milD s.
sing etc., SiiOpe1tIeite Der Mabifonz
2(penue, Is Bel 100, @runO3in8 $3.50,
$500.
Clarence 3. 6tg6t etc. an Charles
q. S6trm, 0orOi ette Der 2afabettez
Qoenue, no6e 6lOrenceitraBe, 11.8 BET
77.9; $500.
Soiepb s. 8aFano, Sruitee, etc. an
Nnnie 6erri8, @eitieite Der Gouingz
tom, na6e dartmouth = QDenue, 1876
BEL 70; 1878.
6arrp 81. Sapper an 9reenlteF
6otpper, 3e6te, Sitel urb Snterefe,
2 @~runOtiite; 81.
3pbert Gulper an Caroline @uri6,
OlO 6reOerad ROa0, l @runOfid;
$500.
SacO6 @isgrif etc., Set 8oufr.,
an OieIeI6e, me6rere @runOftiide;
SLIGO.
0abio 3d.. 8igg8 an 8obert 8igg8,
l 8runoft iif, 9runD3in8 $50; S..
Ro6ert 8iggs an SEQ. 8. Sobn1on
ETC., Siiopstieite Der 6untingoonz
NDenue, na6e 27. StraBe, Is BEL 80,
@runO3in5 $50; $575.
6reo. 90. Gice etc. an Sobn 8,
Stro6mber, 2 8runOftiide; So.
@p6roim Maft an Sa. 8. Trdnfs
lin, RorOoitieite Der Sting, na6e
86itslOdItraBe, 11,61 BEL 70, 9runOz
aims $36; $3.50.
o@etern g. g. C 8. a." an
@p6raim M}u6t, RorODfieite Der St
ting, na6e 8EiteloditraBs, 11.64 BEL
70, 8runO3inS $36; So.
Sus. u. SpeeneD an So6n s.
SpeeneD etc., 2 @runOItife; So.
Sam. s. .. Stuart an 9arr9 g.
0aDis etc., Sitbieite Der Qorruineitr.,
na6e 0orfzGoab, 14.3 bel Is, 8runbz
gins $56; $1,000.
GOm. S, Glarf an Sas. ". 86its
comb, @eitiette Der ct. PauIz, nabe
2aringtonItroBe, % BEL 123, 9runOz
gins $500; $4,000.
GDp. g. Stapf an emma 6. Goz
moier, l @runO7titd, 8runO3ins
$500; S..
MurD gi6a an @aclap 8enbd etc,
0eitfeite Der W}aOeiraz, na6e Monuz
mentitraBe, u BEL 78, 8runO8in5
27; $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

Gambler tpur6en 5par Ie66ofter gez
6anbelt, fielen aber in Spmpatbie nit
@au1Str, SnIGnOii4e 4nleiben itie@
gen in 6oIge 6iQtgen @eIOe8, aus
pGrtige Regierungsanlet6en 6lieben
felt. 8~untattien, defenders Die Der
y9i5conto : 8e1eGf9aft," itiegen in
@rpurtung uuf bic bebor7tehenben
Qu89a6en bon @nleien uno Gonoer@
tirungen.
Der SnOufriemartt 8ei8te Ser
tauf8 : 8enoen3. Giienoftien fielen
troB ein3slner 9D6erer 4reiIe in 2Ot6z
ringen, Oa Die jiingiten 8eri6e ijber
ben umertfaniI6en Marft Die Pretie
briitten. &Oblenattien fjelen in 6olge
oes Quf60ren8 Der &dlte uno Der
Meloung, DaB oa5 &oblen5S9noifat
ben 8etrie6 eini4rdnten pOue.
8Q5 bic Qttien Der n9ambur8z
QmerituzQinie" in Doriger Do6e ga@
ponnen, Derloren iie in 0ieier tbeil@
meiie tpieoer, ngtOrOoeutI4e 2lopo@"
Nttien fieIen rpsgen 4usfau8 Der 9i~
oioenoe I'm 3 Pro5ent. 8eioe @ert6e
litten unter Dem 4reBitreit, Der nm
i6re ftnan3ieue 8olitit au5ge6rofen
mar.
@eIo mar 6iQig unO rei6li6 ungez
boten, 0eutf4s 8anten batten groBe
Disadvantages no3 2OnOon, mas
ben 0e87elfurS na4 Qonoon er6Obte
uno benz na4 Nep~YOrt uufbolf.
BON Der Rei68bant glalbt man an
feline 6erabieBung oe5 3in8fuBe8, Oa
fie @olOerpprte fir4tet uno nit ben
neuen oeutI4en unO preuBii4en On
Iei6en refnet.
Die bsutT8e MISREPRESENTATION
itieg BON 7,785,887 3onnen i'm Sabre
1901 i'm Sabre 1902 uuf 8,402,660
8onnen. Die borlaufigen Qbi6dBun<
gen 6e3ifFern bic osuti6en SmpOrte
auf SLIPS, 100000, bic grporte auf
$1,251y5OOOOO Ooer $123, 100000
tlebr, ais I'm 0Dr1dDre.
4Qerlei aus 9eutf4lonO,
0er @ertret2r elmer groBen umeriz
tanif6en &o6len6unOIung faufte i'm
Ru6r6a3irf 100000 SOnnen 8o6len
gu guten 9reiIen CUR iofortigen Der
i6iFfung na4 4msritu.
Der fo3ialiitii6e Q6gsDronete fir
ben 6a9erii9en 2anOtog5@QGa4ltreis,
1. I}iin6ener, 8atnirt6 8irt, tinOet
ous grf6einen elmer 8rui6iire nit
Gnt6iiuungen ii6er bic &~ruPp@4ffotrs
an. Der Quele na4 mtro cine
S9mGH9rift eripartet.
Der 9ouDerneur bon YIatn3, Sc
neral Der Snfonterie Baron b, @olz
lag, 6at ieinen 4bi4ieO etngerei4t.
81 fie6t es benin jeBt aus, als D6 in
ben 606eren 9teuen 2uft gef4afft
nerben IoQte, um ben ~beOrGngten
@ta6soffi3ieren Der Snfunterie, Die
Ii6 nit 8e8t iiber Elm Ie6r f8le8ts5
advancement betlagen, gu beIfer.
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NaChahmungen


Leset die Auslassmgen elmer der GR0SSTEN zEITUNGEN IN AMERIKA
dber diesen Gegenstand:
"De Fabrkanten Won Castoria mussten schs Hmdertausende Won Dollars
kosten lasen UNI das Pubikum NIT der Unterschrnt Won Chas. ID. Fletcher YER
haut zu machen, aus kemem anderen Grunde, ais well PTaten die Castora
Trade Mark nachmachtn, also Elm VerbreChen begngen NIGHT nur an den
EgenthGmen Won Castona, sondern auch an dem heranwachsenden Geschecht
ALE dejengen Personen, wechen die Gesmdhet iher Kinder am Herzen
iegt soften darauf achten, das Castmia die Unteschrht Won Chas. ID.
Fletcher TRACE. EHern md MUttr insbesondere soften die Castoia-Anzegen
in diesem BIate genau ansehen md SIGH merken, dss der Umschlag af
ieder Fasche Won achtem Castoia die Facsimile UnteSchrift o. Chas. Il.
Fletcher tragt mer dessen Auicht dassIbe set mehr ais dreBsg Jahren
6rtwahrend hergeselt worden it"-PbHGddpho Bulletin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
0eger inOrn 8eihmaf at Dem
&bnhen.

Greensboro, &9., 26. San. =
Sin etpu aus 200 Iegern 6efte6snoer
8~olt86aufen umrtngta pergangene
0a4t tur3 Dpr Wtitternd6t Elm 6aus,
in nel6em Der PoIi3tit 8rOpn ben
Neqer SSD6n Sones ber6orgen bielt,
nm DenTelben Dor QDnfern gu i9iiBen.
sSone8 mar urgei6uIbigt porben, cine
MetBe in QtoermDre bergepQltigt Git
baden unD mar BON 8ropn in
6trOuos per6aftet porOen. DIS
8ropn fub, OaB Der 8~Olt56dufen tm>
mer gepaltiger unfdpOu, lieB er ben
cyone8 6etmli9 frsi, o6er Die raienoen
Reqer 6emertten i6ren fir iein 2eben
flie6enoen 8afengenofen unb ionoten
an bic 6unoert Sdiiiie binter inn Ter.
DIS Sones an BEN 8reen &ioer fam
unb Die @erfolger bi4t 6inter ft6
60rte, fprarg er in ben 6luB uHb fan0
in bemIelben ieisn SOB.
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Nermiidte teLenranhilde srnrIfcn.

- 9as groBe S9ubnaaren : Sc
f6dft pon Seq 8eineberg in Yorf, 3d.,
lit our4 5euer fat gGn3li6 5erit0rt
porban. Der 9efammti6aben betrdgt
$4,000.
- Sn O6srlin, D., 1T Die Rapeus
bssn Oberlin Gpuege "Our4 6euer ger
ItDrt porDen.
- Sn @bicago 1T 8aItor 0aDiO
9oul, Batter BON 6ruu 80. 81. 9arpsr,
Der Satin beS 8~rGIioenten Der yG6i>
cugpzuniDsrIitGt," aus benz 2sbsn gez
f4ieben.
- Sn 9apton, O., fanOen s, $.
8ier6aum unb feline G3sfrau QouiIe
6ur6 @inat6men BON @rogus, Oas siz
ner idaobuften 2eitung entTprang,
i6ren Sob.
= Sn anOrDiue, Sem, purOs
5rart 8uFsG Spoggertp ipGt am
Sonntug 4benb BON benz 18~zid6rigen
gfoger SobniOn gef6oRer unO t0Otli4
berpunoet. sic tpoQte Die frdnte
Mutter oes iun9en M&ann:s 6efu6en.
Der 2eBtere gIdubte, ais tie an Ger
Sfiire erf6ien, einan @in6reG3er Dor
ii8 3u baden un0 f~euerte. Die 8ugel
brarg ber 6rau our9 ba8 @u8e in
baS @e6irn.
Grz6lOtteniefretGr So6n ..
Song tpirO felt einiger 3eit in Der ct.
Marp's &linif gu Bolton psgen zines
alien 2eioens be6anbelt. Die @er3te
erfIdren, iein 3uitanO lei ni4t be-
benfIi6.
Sn. StratforO, SSa., iin0 ii6er
30 9erfonen perbaftet norOen, neil
tie am Sonntag einen Rp6len3ug an
6ielten unb Die 6ra6t bsT9lQgna9mz
ten.. NGe 8erbafteten tpurben balo
na46er pieoer gegen 8irgi6aft entz
lafen.
= Sin geitern in u. 2ebsrer C
Cos Experimentation an Der Sal
iteaOftruBe in @6icugo ausgebro6enes
6suer ridtete @9aoen gum 8etrage
bon $4,000 an.
-Sn Der gtGbe BON Stouts, uniOnz
gountp, RS, eri4lug Elm Ma6niinz
niger, 9umens Gli 8ogers, am@Onn@
tag einen Negertnaben unO Elm peiBeS
Mdo6en in einem Qnfaue BON Sob
fu6t. ST mar 3peimul SHiafe Der
@taats : Srrenanitalt unO puroe in
1896 aus Derielben entlafIen.
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Srn @oobs.
DANIEL MILLER & CO., $50 Hopkins
Place.
gffig, gifels, &raut, Gutfup II. I, m.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO., 44
South Charles Str.
Seniterglas, 6ldf9en unb &0rte.
THE BAKER GLASS CO, 100 Hanover.
Str.
Gummi : 8leioer, Mudintoi6es ufp.
G. A. ZIRKEL & CO, 70 E. Pratt Str.
Sumter @6istep.
W. LANAHAN & SON. 20 Light.str.
&orburp Rpe : W6t5tep.
FISHER BROS, lis w. Baltimoresstr.I
Raffee - ungebrannt un0 gebrdnnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO.. 42l
ExchangesPlace.
2onbmirtbf9aftli6e @erdtbe unb Gd>
mereien.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 2O5 N. Pacaa
Str.
MeBgerz unb @inmo9er : Mert5euse.
J. P. PFEIFFER & SON. 200 N. Paca.str.
OeG, 5arbe unb Glas.
C. H. wINKELMANN & CO., Is W.
PrattsStr.
Srndmentale 9rabt : Mrbeiten.
DUFUR & CO., 81 n. HowardsStr.
8uBz unb MeiBnaaren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.. 9 W. Bait.
moresStr.
StisfsGn unb @4ube.
Carroll ADAMS i CO., q Howard=Str.
g6iiren, 5enfterrabmen, Rouledur.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO., 400 O..
Prattsstr.
Miener 8Gderei
RICE BROS, 312-324 N. GaysStr.
Wadgen unb 3ubehOr.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., 1921 Lightsstr.
GnSctail. 0cIdGfte.
9iamonten unb S9mudfo9en.
WELSH BROS, 5 O. Baltimoresstr.
2innen< unb Meibpadren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 212 N. Charlessstr
MDbel unb Seppi9e.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR, & CO., is w.
DaltimoresStr.
6rieob0fe.
LoUDoN PARK CEMETERY, Office q
W. Saratoga Sta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

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