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The Newark journal., 1903-01-09
SOME MARINE CURIoS.
Many Strange Objects to Be Seen in
 UniQue Shop.

 The love of the ocean as well as of gam is the raison d'etre of little shop recently opened in this city. The stock in trade consists of what may be termed marine oddities of sufficient beauty to be available for domestic decoration. The proprie- tor Is a bright-eyed woman with an extensive knowledge of the treasures of the Atlantic ocean and the Carib- bean sea.
 T opened this place. she said to New York Post representative, Ion account of the eyer-growing interest taken by people in general in the wonderful flora and fauna of the ocean. l deal in what may be called legitimate specimens, and not freaks or monstrosities. Among monstros- ities are such things as porcupine fish, which Is a mass of spines with out any particular beauty. Another monstrosity Is the dried deyil-fsh, which Is hidcous both in appearance and association. Among freaks are natural objects which have been changed by human workmanship. Of this common form is the embossed sea coach These are made in very simple way Slips of paper are pasted on the shell, so as to form any pattern, and the shell is then exposed to sand blast The paper Is then softened with hot wate@ and re- moved. Where it was pasted the shell is perfectly smooth, but else where iI.,n Aand roughencd,
 View, but Is ab
 Pand so inappro-
 be compared to
 Pfose bud soaked
 ew-mown hay. A
 mermaids' lace, liv
 K the water near the
 6llrano, not far from Ven
 Ke beautiful network of this Msm is said to have been the kdel from which the Venetian ar
The Newark journal., 1903-01-09
Cur Clubbing List.

The Journal and any of the follow ing papers will be sent one year for the amount set llnsite their respect i've nanes. Cash must asaGWpany the orier To secure these rates.
 Memphis Commercial Appeal. sl.25 Toledo Blade. ........ l.30 St. Louis Republic ..... l.75 Globe Democrat l.Ia Arkansas Gazette l.60 Texas Farm and Ranch. ..... l.6Q Arkansas Methodist
 Home and Farm
 Atlanta Constitution
 Tue Commoner. ,.... F
The Newark journal., 1903-01-09

he feIt Tt was "up aealnst tFe real thing The next day the sky cleared fomewhat, and the operator paid for d good spread at one of the leading restaurants 4 prank-play- ing member of the press gang had put the job up on him.
The Newark journal., 1903-01-09
VALLEY OF ILLUSION.
Tale ct 4 Sm1ll Man with a Great Deal
 of Vanity.

of Vanity.
 "ltf the easiest thing in the world Io get the vanity knocked ont of you, ' admitted handsome young man, Who Is also exceedingly slen- der, sds the Philadelphia Record. "Takdme, for instance; all summer long ye noticed a preference in thoself the fair sex with whom I've come contact for my society, as it seemed l was particularly im- pressed lnii6 he fact in the trolley cars, al I not wondeYwhen I tell yo' Eve noticed a woman get int here single nj an was in eael | systematically pass every m until she,came to ne. = here was a pom poas, ty of great size, nho ie |ank president. AeH IS one of equal glfih, Aorer. Then a naa ' and then one with 3 1 fle one behind hna Y peculiar though perhap lover weight. Quite an aye But the first woman 10 boa plley took he string in leisuf' glancing at every one, slowly Ily, made her way to lie sea h l sat. She was the last st ' emboldened by the idea t9 bssessed some fatal at- tractiof lade her bow aud begged VI let me know why :' .:' 5 ]: Ii',:. j: ,, ,, ;, ;, she ha bat particular seat. 'BecaI bjp; tsbe sure, said she; Ter ITdon't like
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13

Q%manba2" fragte aurt, Die t0nnsn
bod ni9t me6r f9lufen?"
n@ie ftnO 8eibe fdon iehr 5eittg
uusgeritten, fpo6in = petB i4 ni4t.
Wir baden ben &uffee auein ein8es
nommen."
Limb Sbr ba6t feline Q6nung, pO
tie fein m0gen?"
rg1ein; bod i6 bermut6e fte in
9teinberg," meinte Sante Nuguite.
r0enn mir un5 bier leibIi4 geitGrtt
6uben, gebenten mir, borthin ebenfaGs
auF5ubre6en," fpra4 &urt; umein
Otter piro bic @ugen gepiB groB
oufmufen, penn i4 10 9inein9ei4neit
tpmme."
rgr erpurtst Did, Dente i6, f6on
lange," beri9tete bic 3unte, ripentgz
items 60rte i4 i'm bortSebnIu4t na4
Dir GuBern!"
Ser CUTE Papu!-Su, ia, er pirb
alt unb iebnt ii6 nu4 S~ugeno, nno
peiB 8ott, mir 9ebt INNER mein 9er3
uuF, tpenn i3 meinen Often tpieoers
febe!"
r0u befre6e Did nur audi tets,
i6m SFreuoe 8u MAIDEN, lieber &urt.
Ser 6egen bes @ater5 rubt auf ben
guten &tnbern."
sd min es beriu6en, meinte&urt
Iei8tbin, vaber man lit ia nur etnmal
jung, unb bus 2e6en 9e4t 10 f4nel
babin."
n0a5 Qeben berbirgt unter 2uit
un0 Sreuo' gar man6eSmul ttefes
Ser8eIeio," Jimmie @mil in ietner
Dirt BEL.
nMiuf 0u mir bamtt tpu6ria9en?"
fragte 8urt.
Sd fprs6e i'm QtG8emeinsn, obsr
erfo6rungsgemGB ion man HiemonO
gliitli8 preiien, bepor man ietn Grroe
geieb'n."
Sd fts6s aber nod am &nfong
msiner Qauf6a6n, ba babe i'd nod
einsn peiten Weg nit i40niter Pers
ipettiDe Dor MIR"
(N~o-4Eehunn fnIn+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
Nirhfntter. nnh strnhnrtiie.

6~OIgenbes iinO bic uuf ben f%toatIiz
den 8aagen fir 9eu, StrOb II. T. IN.
geitern er3ielten 8rstIe;
ROrOnetGi4e 9eupuuge.
9er. - Simot6D $40 Bis $21,
8eebeu SIT Bis $18 PRO Some.
Mats- So prO SAB.
StroB, - 8ei3enItro6 81 Bis
$12, 8oggenitrOb $18 Bis $40 pro
Some.
OefIi9e 9eupaage.
6eh.-8tmot6p 500, 8lee6eu $17
pro Some.
@trob. -8ei3enftro6 81, Gogz
genitrpb SIT pro Some.
Mats- So pro SAB.
WetIt9e 6eundage.
6eu.- Simotbp $40 Bis $40, gez
mif6tes $18 Biz $40, &teebeu SIG Bis
SIT pro Some.
@trob,- Wei3enftro6 $1,000 Big
$11,5O, &oggenitro9 SIG Bis SIT pro
Some.
Moig- $3.50 Big So pro SAP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
Sa bermietbeH.
Su ocrmfefben

81 Dfrfttetbrn:
grobe, out beltu6tets uno gc5ei3te 2o9cns ooel
geriamntlunqg =9fdume in vSbe Columbia 10ll
uno l0I4, Gfs8altiutore=StrdS (Gebl9, IUttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13

gouncitsgluffg, Sopa, 2 9uos.
6oncorO, R.so., 10 Stanoen.
Gcnbtr, Colorado, q Sage.
Sstroit, Wi@., ! 5ao.
6olbthoa, 3erag, 2 SAGE 5 Stunbea.
6arrisbu-q, Qa., 3 5tun0su.
6artforS, Connecticut, y StuHSsH.
SuOianapolis, Suo.i 1 gag.
Sodjon, gliffifppi, 2 Sase.
Sodiorbilt, FloriOo, 1 3ag.
GaRias=Gitp, mi1ouri, 2 Sagt.
Stttle 8od, NrfGHias, 1 Eag Is SfuHBe@
2ouisoiqe, Ro., 1 Sac 2 Stuu0en.
Wcmpbis, Tenn, / Gag 3 StuuosH.
Wobile, alabama, 1Saq g StIE0tH-
9loriolf, 8irginien, u StuHDln.
ReiU=CrIeans, Ga, / Sac 10 5tuH0sG
6tuot RspzQorf, 5 Stuuoen.
Omob1. Rsbtasia, 2 Gage.
QortIano, Wains, l Sag.
9ortlaHo, Oregon, s Gage.
Qb:lootlpbia, pa, 8 StunOen.
9ittsburo, pa, II GtunOeu.
glsOotocHet, RS, Is Smnoea,
&aleigb, R.=G.. l3 SturDsi.
ct. 9Ouis, MiFourt, / SAG 6 stuuheH.
Ct. gcUl, Miaucfotn, l 5ag II 5tunOerts
San 6ran5isco, Gal., 4 Gage IA StuHOsa-
Sopeio, Rauias, 2 Sage.
Bottom, GQf., 13 StuHOsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
(5ortfeBung folgt.)
0trat 0iftmurO bur?
@erbG6tiger Sob zines G~onitublers.
Seine 0itttpe unb t6r an9ebs
liher Qiehhnher hsrhdftet.

li6er 2iebbober per9aftet.
Mt. 9pGlp, 9.>S,, u. Mdr3. -
0us gan3e gountp befinOet it4 in
Qufregung iiber ben Sob Des am
Montag i'm benu4barten Safionpiae
{ ri6ieoenen %@onitablers gilbert u.
9bares. 9iitrittsunpalt NttiniOn 1T
fet iiber3eugt, baB Der ungliidli4e
pergiftet tpurbe, unb DeranlaBte ge@
tern N6eno bic @er6aftung Der Dtttz
ipe, iopie hires angebli4en 2ieb4az
bers, bes iungen @urfielO 3aplor.
8eioe nuroen o6ne 3utuRun8 BON
8irgI6QFt in's bteiige @punt9 : Sc
fGngniB eingeltefert. Die 5ruu be-
na6m ii8 Bel i6rer Teitnabme ieRr
ti6l. Den @ermanbten, bic ii4 tbrer
Rinber anna6men, ertldrte tie, buB
fi6 i6re unI9ulD RAID b~erauSteaen
miife. @inem 0etetttO gegenii6er CAB
iie gu, baB iie 5pei i4arfe Site,
@trp6nin unb QrIenit, i'm 9auie
bate, bod min ite bieieIben nur ge=
fault baden, nm 8atten unb l1n9e3ie<
fer gu bertilgen. SapIor berpeigert
auf ale an i'm geiteuten 5ragen Die
Nntport. Gs ite6t aber felt, DuB er
ii8 Bel Oer6rau befanb, dl5 i6r po6rs
f9einIi4 0ergifteter 8atte beri6ieb.
Der GonFabler, peI4er ii8 Der
beiten 8eiunO6eit erfreute, itarb am
Montag Qbenb pl0Bli9. Or. 9ubeG
BON Golumbu8 peigerte ii9, einen
SoDteni9ein aus3uiteGen unb 6ena6@
ri6tigte ben Coroner. Dieter berpetz
gerte bic @rIaubniB our 8eerOigung
Der 2ei4e unb orbnete cine Sbouftion
an. Die inneren Srgane bes Sob
ten purben benz G6emiter George 80.
8erringer BON Gamben iibergeben,
befen 8eri8t in Den nG8ften 9agen
gu erparten lit.
Die @er6aftete bebauptet, baB lie
nit i6rem @atten in gliidli6iter STE
le6te, bod berfi9srn Die Nu9baren
bas 8egentbeil. @s mar felt ldngerer
3eit faft Elm DffentIt4es 8e6eimniB,
baB bic 6ibI4e Srau fi8 BON berf8tsz
henen iungen Mdnrern ben 6of ma
den IieB. Der jeBt uGs i6r permeint>
li4er Miti4ufOtger ber6aftete 8aDz
lor gait dIS ibr ertIGrter 2ieb6aber,
unO es heiBt, baB aud elm gepifer
9arrp Burr iid ibrer beIonberen
9unit erfreute, 8eiOe pflegten i6r
ange6It4 in Der Q6pefenbeit i6res
Mannes bdufige 8efu4e gu MAIDEN.
Sbre 2iebf4uften gaben pieber6olt gu
itiirmif4en bduslt8en Scenen QnlaB.
8enige Stunben DOR ieinem Sobe foQ
Der @~Onftabler gebrobt ba6en, DuB er
Sablor nieberf9ieBen perbe, tpenn er
beniel6en no4maIs in ietnem p6dz
resp 6auIe treffe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
@pe3iuGs g..

1. Dc Staten FIr ols du5Idn0iz
f6tn Slaaten unO ibre &oIOnie'p
(augqenpmmen Gonaoa unb MeritcJ
finb bic foIYnOen: 8riefe Bis gu Is
8ramm q un3e) 5 Gents. Ginfo4e
goFtdrten 2 Gents BAG Gtid. Rufz
antpOrt : aarten 4 Gents 2as Slid.
3eitungsn uno anOers Grud Lasn l
Sent pro 2 1In3+n.
@srfsgslt. - 3rgen0 cine qOfia8e
pirb alg ~beriiegelt angsiehen, Dsnn
oigIslbe 10 berpadt lit, ouB cine grinoz
!iGe prifung 05nt S6d6i8ung Der
um6iuung D0er b;s SnbaIts ni8t ers
mDgli6t pir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
GiebmGrfte.

Gbted9o, L. Mdr3.-&inb0ieb:
9eutige 3ufubr 5000; MGartt flqu;
9reiie $1.40 bis $5.75. @6peine:
9eutige 3ufubr 1900, morgen 49,
900, ii6rig geblieben 5000; M1drtt
itetig; 9reiie $3.50 bis $3.50. @&aFe:
9eutige 3ufubr 1900; M1arft ftstig;
preife = S6dfe 1925 Bis 1913,
2Gmmer SAFE Bis $500.
Gaf 2ibertn, 9a., II. M1dr3.
-&inobieb; Maurtt itettg; 9reife $4.z
IS Bis $3.50. S9peine: Murtt felt;
preiie $3.50 bis $3.50. @6afe:
Martt ftetia; gretfe 1925 Biz $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13

SaI3fleif4: pro Btuno, gan3e
@8uItern, engl. geI4n., 91c.; 9an3
tur3e Rippen, 1876; Setteniped,
114c.; gauge 2eibftiide, lie; Sped
@4uIterr, 1O4c.; Sugar : @ureb"
@4uItern, 1886; @4inten, 14c,;
Obne 5aut, 1876; Ptcnic, 1O4c.;
rMeB"zG 8fpeinefleiIa $3.50 pro
SAB; S4maI3 = in Sierces, gut raf>
ftnirt, 1O1c.; in 6dfern, 104c.
8affee: Notirungen iino ME fol9t;
anf Der Bats BON 81 Gents pro
9funO fir 3io g1r. 7; Santos 74c,
Biz 111c.; Maracai6o 93c. Bis 123t.;
SABA 19c. bis &c.; MOtta 18c. big
19t.
@sr1Fster aoffse: e. 6. e., in ais
item, lie. Bis II 1i5c. pro Pfuno;
in 8i4Ien unb @dden, reiner Sara,
323c. Biz $780,; SABA unb MOtta, gez
mif8t, 28c. Bis 28!c. pro PFunb; retz
ner Muracai6p, 225c. Biz 23c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
Nrnhnftrn= Wnrft.

1lntenfsbenOe preife be8ie6en ii4
auf BEN @ngros : 9anbeI; fir ben
3~letnbunbel muB elm entfpre9enOer
anh4Iug gemu4t perOen.
Sarm 9robutte.
2ebenbes @efligel: PRO pfunb,
iunge 0iibner 13c. bis 20c.; ate 9iiRz
ner lit; guter 12e. Biz 49,; Gnten
13c. Bis &c.; Snlben, PRO Paur zoe.
bis &c.; 9Gnie, PRO Stiid 55c. Biz
Zoe.
.Gier, pro 0uBeub TIC. Biz 18c.
@epfeG, pro SAP SIPS Bis 1925;
&pfelfinen, prD &iite $1.75 Bis $500;
grbbeertn, pro Quart 15c. bis zoe.
9emiiIe; &artoHeln, PRO 8ui6eI
SOC. bis 7Oc.; 3niebeIn, PRO 8uf4eG
40c. Bis &c.; @eibtobl, pro Some
$500 Bis $500; &Opffalat, pro
8or6 $1.00 Bis $3.50; 3uderriibeu,
pro &tfte 75c. Bis $1.OO; @euerie, pro
8iinbel &c. Bis &C.; Gurotten, PRO
Julie 0OC. DIS &c., Splndt, prp Su@
f4eltiIte SOC. biz &C.,; brauner 8o6l,
pro 8uI6eItiite 1916. Bis 15c.; Soma
tees, pro Carrier $1.50 Big $500;
runbe 8iiben, pro Site 15c. Bis 2Oc.;
Ileerrettig, prO Site SOC. Bis &c.;
CRIME 8D6nen, pro &orb $500 big
$3.50; junge @rbfer, pro &or6 $3.50
$500; Rabies4en, pro SAP $500.
8rocertes unb Prpptfioz
mem.
&affinirter 3ufer: pro gfunO, GEE
fpirfelt, 5.663c.; pulDeriIirt, 5.163c.;
STANDARD grunultrt, 5,063c,; fetn
grunutirt; 5.O63c,; Grpitql. 5.O63c.;
Columbia q, 4,81!c.; gelber, 4.22c.
bis 4.523c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
81 II alan b.

Bremen, Scutf6Iano. 9 SAGE.
RuenOs Woreg. QrQcuauitu, 90 SeSa
6o%Itutta, gritiia=Suoieu, 30 Id0s.
8entrora, gritii6sGuioau, I6 Eage.
6ouQsRsng, G6t1a, 25 Sage.
G%iugfton, Samaica, 5 Sage.
S]ioerpOpL GHolnuD, Z cage.
QujerH, S6rei3, 10 Sage.
stdOt Itrifo, Wcrifo, S Sdse.
9tostau, SuEloro. y SaQ..
Banana, Der. StaatsH DoE Colombia, Z TssG
9drig, 6rarIrsi6, 8 Gage.
Gusbtt, GaGR0u, 3 5a1e.
Rio be SoHeiro, Praflicu, % Sage.
Som, StaIieu, 10 Tuae.
Ct. Sobus, 1euiuEotauo, 4 Su1s.
Ct. Petersburg, Gu6!aEo, y Sage.
SA0ntp, Nntralitn. 81 Saae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13

"3' ~N1SItHVUtE III
Baltimore, Den II. MGr3.
S. 0m. M}toOenborf C 60. 6ere9s
men fir 5rancs: 8antiers 3ratten
fir so Sage 5.193, uuf Si4t 5.165.
faufmGnnif6s auf 60 Sage $40 Bis
5.2O5 (peniger 1916. Ret4smart
auf go Sage 948. 8uIOen auf 60
Sage 394.
sterling 8anfiers auf so Sage
4.83 Biz 4,83B, auf @idt 1859, taufz
mdnniffe 1929 Bis 4.834.
Yertdufe uuf Der bteiigen Gffettena
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
Neutioe SmluBrQte:

betrug 114,638 8uf6eG; 8erianot DON
ben glebatoren 46,26O 8uf6el gleouz
loren : @orrat6 1148,962 8ui4el.
@ertduFe: 10000 Mdr5 gu 81, 1907
900 MGr3 gu 81, 5000 Spot gu 518,
1000 bo. gu 514, 1 Dragon 8uriid9eS
piefener Gebr feu6t) 81 49,, 1000
Spot gu 81, 5000 Steamer gemii4@
ter Spot gu 491.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13

oil 8siftrgtOun=gtoab FINITE Npeuus g~egeniber,
fir 0fientli6sg 3uititut oOer taufmdnniibe 3ipede
%rafenO; ry8steru WarDlano Giieububu" Our9
@runOfiif, rei6.i6 S6euneu, Ntilbersi uuO gez
benoebduOe, Q8obnbaus auf 4lab; Garm Dor anrs
sem BON q. &. 9aOois bepobnt. Austuntt err
tbeilt Q8 nj. 9. Gblen, 5 Sf=2egin8ton=S traBs.
65-7S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
$4,000 Saar-$3.0 90 pro NSOde
Su %pcrFaufeII

SN bCItHHfEII.
3iueif6diQe 6dui,r nit iebs 3immcrn an SrOOes
StraBs, 3pii6eu galtiatorezStr. unO Gatrmountz
qpe., nebtn 9utterion=4art. Sicie @duier ent=
baltrn ale ueueiten 8equcmIl6fttten, eIHl9lteBl0
tsmentirte ReQcr uuo MarmOrzlreppeu. 9rsis
S7OO. SrtuO3ius $27 idbrli9. @rOoezStrabe 1T
nit DEN bereu bitrifi3irttu 3icgelteiuen g~tpflaitert.
5erner 407, QorO=9raOforosStr., i5Ones 5fpets
fofioeg @aug $3.50. 90. 8runO3ius $24 pro Sabr.
Cyanl8l Gr. 2633, SitzgaltimorezStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
gnitmarfcnzQ grutnrrn.
gerT9iebme Sta0tIbejle, IN pst9sn
8oItzWert6iaden pertauFt

DtIT UItUNIt SIuUIIEtI4ti To IUtI4tW
Polt@Dert6iaden oertauFt
tperDen.
Relbolt, g. g. ecott.
qorfsRoao guruen 3. easbinotou.
gcriu6=IOsuue uno 6arriioHiraBe - sSpksrt G.
Z. Gan.
n. 5trabs uub @L1tingeoHsapsHue - Sous
Rsinooaar.
Crorospiue oiram Rimbls.
Rortz2otrue un65 o6RioH=Strnbs q. 2. G.
8. unb GouubsStrabt, 6ioblanotopn - 5ames
8. 5ruar.
CrauqCoiHt - GtorGe Zen.
1r, 3. IlniOnz&otnus @ooObsrrR) - Clarence
@roGopap unO 9altimOress traBe Serge g..
Inter Citation. gtunipt0onisr gubH' - 8. O..
gomoen.stotion. sgaltimort.C bto.ga6u.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
gef0rbcrnus bun gOfia6en.

QG.lge Der srTOrOerIi4sn 3sit our Gr'
rsi8ung Der periaieOenen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
untsnTebtnO 1T Die ungefdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der POItI14en BON
benz galttmortr BoIt : 8irsuu nus
ben 6auptIG6li6en einbsimii9sn uno
uuspdrtigsn Stdotsn psp3eianst.
SnIauo.
Ntlouta. Ga, 10 6t=7oen.
Htlantitsgtto. R.sS, 9 StuHssH.
T-19flpn, 9.sg., 6 StuHosH.
V.yliRaton. germoHt, II StHnotA
buffalo. R.sQ., Is Gtunoen.
5op, mao. RS, 6 6tunoen.
gbarlehou, SIS. IS Stan0sH.
Ebitaao, 5u5.. l 9ag.
E~olumbia, SIS, II StuHb'E-
GtAsiaHati. CbiO. 20 StuHotH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
WrnM0eiacntbnm 3m berfaMfeu.

Bargains in gSpbns umb @efddftssG iaentbum
in Den 9ort6oten, etaot UNI auf benz 2anOc.
Dteine Spt5:lI;tIt por3tgli1ts 8orftaotzGt0entbum
gtstn @aar. 6. 9. 9 NJ II, 6l2, 2au=gBg.
Guni9,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
9arleben nuf 0rmnOeigentbnm.

9arGebeR bon $500 Bic $4,000
ouf grunOeig .utbum in Der 5taOt unb Dem aanOt,
~nieDriee 9~iusrattn. s. r. 8srrp & 6oH,
0r rs, ct. 9auls5traH. (apriI11, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
3u bcrfanfen. & nritaOt
Su pcrfdMfem:

@runOItitdc Don 8 bis GO @dcrn feincg 2anb;
prd3tias Gage al Sn9fioe=aoeuue, liuiihen Saz
t~ongoille uEo Grantlin. Ra93ufraGtn bel Go. 8.
9almer & Co., II Gf=2ombarOzStraB
lS.b Ky
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
.gaItimnrer Wurftberiffe.

S.rt@tt fir Zen sC:ulI@sH GOrrtiponOsnisH.H
Baltimore, ben II. MGr3. p
Me6l.- Die beuttge MebI3ufu6r
belief fi6 auf 1909 Safer, eini8IieBz
lid 995 5Gfer gu 2ocuit : Point uno
1862 5G7er gu Canton. Der umiaB
be76rGntt ft8 auf 8~efriebigung not6z
psnbiger 8eOirfnife. Die Hottrun=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
OrmnNeiaentbnms sM9enten.

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tonnen, ioQttn Sic mir Sbr Gigentbum ouperz
traucr, unO i6 eriparc 9bnen Sch; IL Sabre Gr=
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&. s. & / b, 215 ct. 9aul=StraBe. &. So.
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Staatc. Sarlcbcu ODER Autdufe raid ~crleoiqt.
lRictben ~siRtaifrt unO Gu6ldFe b~erfpaltet.
SER Il & 6 o.,
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@sfr btsabIen quite @reiie fir Sdufcr uno
Gruno3initn, OOer geb'n 3bntn Elm IiberaIes 9ars
lebcn aui 5br @runoeigcntbum 81 81 Qro3ent.
GEMS s.. 9tHnett, 1902, Union Iruft
9tOg. 9siOe Stllpbors. (Ndrj10, 1Mt)
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31l bertanfen nAer sit bermiethcn.
su ccrmretbrm prer n pcrfaufen:

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13

Safer. = 6eutige 9afer8ufu9r
1924 8uf6eG; aus ben @lebatoren
3urIdge3uger 5124 8uT9el; Glebutoz
ren@@orrat9 1885 8uiGel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
Se1langt int !%NGcmcineN.
S%teQengeinhe

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Gin alter ocu:ibcr Dtanu iu3t Nr5tit, 0Iejb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
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Rinfn III nerfnufen:

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Or. 1886, ROrO=2 aQaszStruBe, Stbatian Rtus
uer. (69-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13

Sine td9Ii6e unO p5Onntags5 rrdponOentens
8oute; mub Ioiort ~pertluIt tperpen. 9tad3ufragei
In Der Expedition Oieits gIattes. Co.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-13
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ais in ben @el, @taaten, nit Qusnabs
me, baB gemii be 4aufmannspdaren,
pel6e ui9t al8 Bona fiDs" 9aubeI8a
muIter aeIanot peroen, nit Der Pats
fetpoIt ptrianot per0en miiiJen. Rauf'
mdnniI6e G6rjfIsn gu Den 8cpObns
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8 Gents.
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YtrlaHot:
Giniae Rod S6ncioer triter &lafs. Na93ufra=
oen bej 2Gmmsrt, 5r. II, GitzGapettt=S traBe.
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Su p~erfaufcIi

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OS unO Qetrlinoe peroeH TETS 0cinbt pom
SUutt Qrbeits= u ad}lp eiiuncss9iircau per rVias
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-29
Suing for 100000.

II. j. Snively left Monday night for
Spokane, where he will try damage
suit asking $50, 10000 for the loss of an
eye to the plaintiff, Joseph o. Vomacka.
Mr.. Snively says he refused an offer to
settle of 100000 and that he expects a
verdict of between twenty and twenty.
five thousand.
The plaintiff was brakeman on the
Northern Pacific railroad at the time of
the accident last June and was riding in
the cab OF the engine when the water
glass exploded, a piece of the glass
striking him in the eye and putting it
out
The case comes up before Judge Han
ford in the United States district court.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-29
Grace Meade

Miss Grace Meade, for the past year a
resident OF CleElum, and formerly of
North Yakima and Ellensburg, passed
10 the unknown world Thursday morn
inc.
She was born in Ellensburg and was
well known in kittitas and Yakima
counties and was a general favorite. OF
a bright and happy disposition all with
whom she was thrown in contact became
her friends in fact every one "knew
her but 20 love her"
Last week she was enjoying the full
OF youth and healthful life, and the an.
nouncement Of her demise came to all
with a sense Of personal bereavement
and a reminder OF the uncertainty of
Notwithstanding Localizer.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-29
Shorthand and Type writing Lessons.

Pitman's Late Improved system
taught in few weeks time with only
one hours study each day. This is the
SHORTEST and most RAPID system taught
at the present time. Avail Yourself of
the opportunity to learn this useful art
without putting aside your present
work.
Learn to use the typewriter without
watching the keyboard Pupils are
taught to write this touch System
from the start without looking at the
keyboard OF the typewriter, which is a
great saving of time in stenograher' S
work. Lesson hour arranged for your
convenience, day or night. Work guar
anteed or no tuition. Call at l01a North
Second street, next to Abstract office,
and investigate for yourself.
Off IL. X. MITCHELL, Teacher.