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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
LIE GRANGER CUTOFF.
,y,,L "a the First six Miles Has Seeo
W.T. Rushed.

Work on the First Six Miles mas
flushed.
Granger. Texas, January Sl--WoEA %
"'S rIs.,- Georgetown, Austin and san
I anto5io railroad is moving along nicely ms
Cot lnot''' me 6rst six miles Of grading more
tba, oue.thlrd the distance to 6eoFEe'o" T. !.
has been completed. The oFlase t~H5
nov uar,lne on the Opossum creek o''1s1
out four miles from town. s.t.re5 owing
S5r-acL irvmg has been delayed, V"tu4
% tbs fat that rails failed 70 arllSs '' n,
iost nip6t and eve miles more aye on al
ga I'm IA date more than lVv e@le4
material 6as arrived and has been uA-'--s
mere . % tho contra ctors.
moved out ten miles TO Berry eIe'A
week, - 10 hos the Hrst three
Mics az grading ont from town, VII vii, 49,,
NJ c,Strsct early next week, ana w. w
move into town 70 work on me 's c.i-nniete
II vim REQUIRE several mouths 70 es" 49,
tbe work here II is expected We, ~ n,S
Sdii ~ nut Que depot between sEg,s,.,iis
ett,air,.e,nsgn and thar one AZ NlseFlNF
sbous e.ght miles out from eAeA 1WA -
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katv,s Plant at penIson.

Deulsou. Texas. January 31-A. c..
Thompson, erecting engineer OF the Ridg.
way Dynamo and Engine company, arrived
IN the city this morning from Rdgway'
Pa. Mr.. ThompsoRs arm furnished the
machinery Tor the Katy's new electric
light plant in this city ana he is here 70
pUt tie dyuanos and engines IN successful
operation This electric plant is the only
one on the entire Katy system complete
Ia itself and owned by the company. and
it Is said To be one Of the nuest OK w.
kind The approximate cost OF the plant
including outside fixtures, IS about $1,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
Houston and Texas Central Presidency.

Houston and Texas Central Tres'oenCy'
NE stockholders Of the Houston and
Texas Central railroad viii hold Reit an
nual meeting IN this city on the hrst Mon
5.v m Anil Al that meeting the question
~ the election OF successor to Charles
Tweed Of New York as pFesidezt Of
.5,t road will be decided upon. As evil
deneed by the election Of Nj Markham OF
tts Vouaou East and West Texas and
~ ~ ~ and Shreveport railways 70 sue
coed Nh Tweed e seems 70 be re .s p< orc
o{ tue Hartman interests 20 pace tae "
- tioe nreeident Of the Central and south
ern Paci6e IN taespos!tiqa q pres sba o. g.
various roads formerly neia o} tEs SCI
V"rt ranrlerhan In view % THIS policy, IL
= aatfe likely that Nr MarEham VII ee
elected president q tie Hole,9n an ~ J
Crtrat 'railroad. 50 place o. Mr. IWeea az
I'M maating in April 10 the event Of t9ie
SELECTION OF Mr. Markham az pIeslasaS' y
b stso MOI unlikely that Manager Ien y:
SiIiier viii be raised % the position q
We president which oElee ne nov 4oios
Its 5e Houston East and West Texas -h1
+be Houston snd shreveport railways
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
Q. c. JonrsterIs Move.

Q. O. Johnston, Southwestern agent Of
the Atlanta and West Point r4ilroud, who
has made his headquarters IN this city since
August last. shipped his Office furniture
Yesterday TO waco. at which place be will
make his headquarters 10 future. The See
lection OF Waco i6 merely one OF couyen-
ienee Under the new arrangement Mr.
Johnston VIII be ia Houston as much "
his tine, II not more, and he can stay long
er here now than before. His Office IN
waco VIII be IA Room 10 Of the ProyideLt
building.
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confined to His Room.

Mr.. T. 3. Cushing, engineer Of mainte-
rsnc. az wav Of IKE Southern Pacific COM
pany ia at present confined 20 his room on
account OF sickness M. Gushing has been
tD5is1nssd since nis return nom Memphis,
Where he was In attendance. upon the see'
1880 -, ~ Engineers Of maintenance Of
WAY. Of which committee be was chairman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
Huahes, Contract COMPLETED.

Lampasas, Texas, January S0.--Contractor
John P. Hughes. who had charge OF the eH'
tension from BlrHet TO Lampasas. has
made ina! arrangements 10 pay OF the last
100 men IN his employ here tomorrow aud
his work is over,
Mr.. Hueaes has been quite successful
with his contract. and the large force under
MIN has been handled without tne least
Friction The new santa Fe depot WITHIN
ne city limits IS now ABOUT half COM
Melted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

vice President c, "a MARKHAM, Manager
". G. van Week, General Freight Aient
H. A. Jones and Superintendent o. M9 ,'.,,g
tr.So.ytsraav n, san Antonio, where they hed
.s,so, +o- me purpose OF witnessing tae aGGl'
eatory ceremonies Of Ae neT soq 5lSdt lI,
eng 80 ~ bren ,s5mpleted, and cost the
ga'.i1 company about Sll5,ooo
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s...a z. Officials Hero.

W, c. Nixon, genera manager A. B.
1enn,ngs auditor; T. ]. Lee, general claim
go. / S Hershey, assistant genera
TTclgst agent Of the santa BE route. WIN
t,aasc,,ev+ar. at Galveston and w. j
Wcin{nger, soliciting freight agent iog =, i ina,
$50 81 st. ANTONIO, passed tarou5A Aous-
ton YESTERDAY The parry , aaa On 4ey 90 g to
S S,Iyc ~ travelling ~ a santa Fe private
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

waxahachie Texas, January so-AnotheF
movement Is being revived 60 build an ex-
tension OF the international and Crest
Northern railway to Dallas. The informa-
lion has been given out from a FeAaole
scnrce thar work is soon 10 begin On tAe
e,,tenslon. startling at some point on the
Fort Worth line between Mertens ana
Venus. il ls expected that the s.iaS eA-
tension viii be constructed oy y a9A, IA
near the latter place,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Lovett Of Iongview takes the position %
master mechanic az Texarkaua made vacant
by the death OF Mr. Lang
j. II Hudson is made foreman OF the
mochine shops at Marshall
Joe Ship takes the position Of assistant
foreman Of roundhouse and erecting shops
at Marshall
Frank Kelly is made foreman az Long
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Mineral Wells Texas, January 29-It is
an evident fact that work on the weather.
ford, Mineral Wells and Northwestern
railway viii commence on the extension 90
the northwest by April J, as they are re-
celviuE new material daily preparatory 20
Ina nNrcuslln.
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7. & 2. Annolntments.

Marshall. Texas, January so.-SIr. John
Adds, superintendent Of motive power ana
rolliag stock Of the Texas and Paeine rail
way. made puolie the following pseaes'on'
OF ea.p!oyes Of the road Thursday; @. A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

stratford, Texas, january 29.--rhe Gold
en- state limited on the Rock Island passed
this place yesterday eight hours late. News
reached us that two aQurs Gfterw0rd the
train was wrecked. The engine md all the
40 for 400 Yards
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

W. c. connog, commercial agents J, a.
oiraud, travelling freight agent snd c. @.
Lewis. solc!tlng freight agent Of the
Frisco system II this city, are sporting the
brand new buttons Of that ROAD. me put-
tons are OF god and bear the inscription,
The Frisco system"
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katu Annolntment.

Thomas T. Herndon, formerly Of St 10,
Texas. has been appointed claim agent Of
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
,-s.b be,5ausrters IN this city. Mr. Hem
A., s,1rceads Mr. II q Ward, who resigned
for The purpose Of engaging n The practice
~ law IN ms city Nj Werd came here
from smithvllle several mohtna ago.
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5ke Grill
Fate AID 1Gorfecttoneru
sol Main Street
\ TrOeB f., Proprietor.


n '~TTTTs Watts
\. ~ The Post OF sale at the following
s. S.Sliilpo6ner, Denver. Colo.
s'isl' Denver, Colo
+, dole New Orleans, La.
Il Cs,rlss I book store, New Orleans, la.
l.eSpoliissp h 9o,s., NSw Orleans, La
s w SsVse, Washington. n c.
III J. House, Chicago. nj.
i yins, Hot Springs, Ark.
L 49,. IF44,reg, Hot Springs, ARK.
ftt,s,' ~ stt Hot Springs, Ark.
i - hotel, ST Louis, No.
- station, ST Louis. No.
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Towues mlM. eleven niles from hars ana
on the SGA Gabtiel rlver there viii like.v
ss spur tog handling frg.sht aud ashlng
parties 20 the river.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

- and Is, tho Houston and Texas Central
railroad has authorized the sale by agents
OF round trip tlckets TO that point at the
rate 81 one fare plus 10 per cent for the
round trip
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

New York. January sl.-The d-sscto:s OF
the Northern Pacific railroad have declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF lM per
cent and an extra dividend OF y OF Per
.NuL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

For the meeting Of tie state Farmers
Institute. to be held OF Austin. February
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Frt.E oeFoiS, --l,s $50 am
s,.e.- go ~ ~ Gr,ivs ..... $50 N
't''tt; az, ff,,y.t,on Trains see G.. Il. & II
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Iai0os.H, f ,. Er-ive ....o.3 oAm
's'''it;i, t,s. ieave Grand Central DeP0'
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n,,,, Foot OF CONGRESS Avenue
ltFN' w. T~ar-a

ns,,t Eco, OF CONGRESS Avenua
b,o,tor ara Waco Trains
ii.50sm Arrive .,.....lz'SOp'm
s. Louis Trains
500 pm Arrive ...,...A an
s00a.m Arrive ...... $50 pm
Columbia Tap
7.9OAm Arrive ......'4--'S pm
Pc Daiy Except Sunday 49,
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n n. q NJ ~ -
4 NJ. r. r
9 A 4 A. p. RY.

6,,pscsniral Depot s,sc M
"a .. I, 30 pm Arrive No. 's4 $50 an
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Z q. & S. T. r. R

cyrs CenGsl pepo; 61n
cyoam Arrive NO 'o'@ ~"
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sIILsolp SCHEDULE
y al c. r r.

dflns emu, rrIye No $50 pm
Arrive No ro.% 80 a "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
l1ntrr Shmerer Qnflaoe.

qittsburg, ga, 10. Stunt. =
So6n 6errdn uno Sbomas 8ople ii10
geftern Ia6t auf cine iapere Qntla8e
perboftet tporOsn. Sic batten nit
me6reren anberen Mdnnern am 9iens
flag Nd9t Die ~19zjd6ri9e emma
@9mibt, cine Sppepriterin in einem
9o6lenbiireau an Der WdterzS trdBe,
6loroFormirt, lie aus ibrem 8ett auf
Elm Jelo 9eI6leppt, no lie Tie oergez
tp~altioten unb bann lie9en lieben.
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Rrnhuften<Wnrft

untenitebenbe 9reiIe be5ie6en fd
auf ben Gngros : 9anbel; fir ben
8Gein6unbsl muB Elm entIpre9enOer
IuH9Iug 9ema4t fperoen.
5armz 8robutte.
2ebenbes 8efliigel: PRO pfunb,
iunge 6ii6ner 15c, Big 49,; alte 5ibz
ner 13c. Bis 1885,; @nten Sc. Bis
&c.,; Suuben, pro Puar zoe. Bis 25c.
@ier, pro 0ubeno 151c. Bis TIC.
@pfeliinen, pro &iIte $500 Biz
1925; @rbbeeren, pro Quart Sc. bis
&c.; 0d1ermelpnen, pro 9unoert SIS
big $25; Yfirft6e, PRO Carrier @1.50
Bis $2.75; Stu9eIbeeren, PRO gfunb
SIC. Bis &C.; 9eiOelbeeren, PRO Quart
Sc. biz 1Oc.; 8irf9en, PRO Pfunb Sc.
Bis &c.; Gantaloupes, pro Crate $1.25
big 1925; 9imbeeren, pro- Quart Sc.
bis t.; Qnanus, pro Crate $500 Bis
$3.50.
Semitic: Su%rtpffeIn, PRO 8ui6sI
9Oc. bis $1.O0; neue 6Ipribder, pro
Sap S1.OO Bis $500; 3pie6eln, po
Crate $1.65 Bis $1.75; WeiBfo6l, pro
6unbert S. big $3.50; &opH1lut, pro
9ui6sItiite zoe. big &c.,: 3uderrIben.
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pdre. DEM natiirli4 lit lie bod tptez
Der, pie i6on 10 oft, bort oben duf
ben WieIen bei'm Wdlo berum ge9unz
gen, 4benos, uno bat ii4 NOD ertrd
perfii6lt."
sd bente, Martba 1T glei4 BON
@ei6Gft 6ier6er ~gefabren?" inter
brad Der 2auidenOe ben Reoeitrom.
nSa, bas pobl. Sine Na4barin
bat tie poriiber ge6en ieben. Qber
bann muB lie bod nod Elm bts6en
frii4e 2uft geid0pft BADEN, tpenn iie
es audi dbleugnete gegen mid. DEM
tie tpsiB I9pn, Dab i6 ous 9erumlauz
fen auf ben feudten 8ieien gar ni4t
mag"
LIMB rporuus folgern Sic, bag
Murt6u nod fort fpar?"
rSie bate Wlorgens Oa5 Ountel>
blaue &Ieio an, tpie INNER. 0us
bling audi gang nett um Ndgel, als i'd
um neun l16r beim fam. 4ber ais
i'd am nG6Iten Sage gang 5ufdQiger
Weiie mai in ben &uiten gudte uno
nit Der 6ano an i6ren idpar3en
@6ooB f~treifte, ba fiiAle i6 mas
5eu6tes. unD ri6tig bat oas Sleto
unten rum einen nuIen Saum. sic
mar f6on gang f6Ie6t, Reinholo, unO
oa noQt' ih nt6t piel iugen. Sin Bis
9en 6ab' i6 bod g%e5antt. 4ber lie
bre6te ii9 gang meg uno iagte: vy}etn,
orduItsn mar t6 ni6t; es muB nod
pom Sonntag fem" 4ber glauben
Sic es, OaB i'm M}ai, Bel Der Ddrme
elm &leioerfaum pom Sonntag bis
6reitaq patI6nuB bleibt? limb id
6att' bod ben Rod Montugs Ielber
beinein ge6dngen! ga, aber i4 mar
fin. l1no bann tpnnt' NOR ia iiberz
6uupt balo gar ni6ts me6r reoen nit
benz drmen 8inDel"
Del SAT- i6pieg. Gtpas untlares
itieq in i6m ulf, cine buntle 8efiir6z
tung ,eine 2tbnung, Die er iel6er ni6t
a%usoenten mo6te.
Me6aniI4 ipielte er nit einem Der
pielen 9inieI, pel4e uuf benz groben
Slide Dor inn lugen. gtun fiel fsin
Quge audi auf cine fem bemulte Safe
aus gelbli8em 9or5eGan. Die ulte
6rur folgte Ieinem Bid. Sin Qufz
leu6ten 3og iiber ihr tummerDoQeS
@eIi6t.
(Hor4{sburn FoIr+
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girgfmtter. nno 5trubpreiIe.

6oIgenoes iino Die auf ben %itdatliz
den 8oogen fir 9eu, @trob II. I. ID.
g~eItern er5ielten PreiIe:
Rorbnetlt9e 9eupuage.
9eu.-9imOt6p 500 Bis $21, &leez
ben SIT Bis $18 pro Some.
S~tro6,-Nei3enItro6 81 Bis $12,
Ro9genitrO6 $18 Bis $40 pro Some.
Mai5-prp SAB $500.
SetIt6e 6eupaage.
9eu.-Simotbp $21 Bis 500, &Ieuz
ben $13 pro Some.
@~trob.-Wei3en1tro6 $12, ROggenz
itrob $18 Bis $40 pro Some.
Mais-pro SAB 1926.
BE It Hide 9eutpaage.
6su.-Simot6D $21 Bis $22, 8teez
beu SIT bis $18, gemif8tes $40 Bis
$50 pro Sonne.
Strob.-Roggenitrob y$18 Bis $40,
W~ei3erftrob 81 Bis $12 pro Some.
Mdis-pro sFdB 1910 big 1925.
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(6ortfeBung folgt.)
geidIaanahme hon $4,000 600.

g It 0 n, 10. Sum-. - Sin Be7
f6lagnabmezNntrag in 906e Oon
S5O,OOO,OOO purbe bei'm bieIigen
8unbesz 8reisgeri4t gegen Die n8enez
raj electric Company" bon benz
Re6tspertreter BON 9. ). Ban Gbodte
BON bier eingerei6t, tpeI4er be6auptst,
buB bic beflagte @eIeGi4uft feline
9atentre9te uuf cine 4n5a6l Grim
bungen OerIeBt bat. 9lei45eitig bat
6r. Ban G6oute cine S4uoeneriaBz
fluge in entipre9enoer 9Obe unbdn9ig
gemd6t. Dies lit Der gr0Bte berdrz
tige 4nIpru6, tpeI6er je Bel benz bic
figsn gunbes : &reisgeri6t erboben
nnrnpn 1T.
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G~oantf.emffs, Soma. q Gage.
Goutoro, R.s9., 10 5tuRosu.
Ttnusr, Golorabp, 24 3aet.
Sttroit, Wi6., / Edo.
golutfton, 7tros, 2 3aoe 5 StuubtR1
Sarrisburo, ga., 8 5tunotn.
6artforS, Connecticut, y Stunetn.
indianapolis. 9nb., l 3og.
Sadiou, Wiififspi, 2 9aat.
Sddfonbjns, Gfcrioa, | Sag.
Raniass6ito, TliFonyi. 2 Rage.
9ittl, Rcd, arfauias. l 9aa IS StuUerh'
2cuisDiat, Rp., / SAG 2 StunOtH.
Ismpbis, Tenn, / FAC 5 sturotu.
Tobilt, Ninbamo, l3ao 8 Stunotn.
|orfoli giroiuieu. u StuHotu.
RsirsCrleaHs, ga, l FAC 10 StuHOtns
etuot 9spsQort. 5 Stuuosn.
Clnubu. Ttbrasia, 2 Iaes.
9ortloub, Maine, / Tag.
Qortlano. Crtqou, 5 Saas.
philadelphia, Ia, 3 5tunStn.
9ittsburg, IA, II Stunosu.
9r0Oio,ntt, RS, 10 StunbtH.
Ralti0b, R.sG., 10 Starocu.
ct, 2oaig, TiFouri, / TAG 6 sturetT.
Ct. Quul, Winrciot1, ! TAG u StuuotN.
San 5rarIisto. Sal, 4 5aas IA StuHbsh
Sppcfu, 9unias, 2 Saot.
Cotton, MtaF., l3 stunpsn.
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GiehulGrfte.

Gbicugo, 10. Suni.-RinOOieh:
Seutige 3ufu6r 5000; Marft iteti8
unb Sc. bis 1Oc. b0Aer; Preiie $1.60
Bis S5.45. S9peins: 9eutige gu
fu6r $4,000, morgen $1,000, iibrig
geblieben 1000; Martt itetig uno 81.
niebriger; 9reiie $500 Bis 1925.
GaIt 2ibertb, 9a,, 10. SUM-.
= Rinbpieb: Murtt itetig; 9reiIe
$4.85 Bis $3.50. S4peine: Martt
nieoriger; qreiie $500 Bis $6.45.
@6aFe: Martt itetig; preiie $500
bis 1925.
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eauo in

lit i6nel im 9reiie i~ttiqenO' unD cine Sapttals
Nnla9t Ocsbalb. gepinnbrina ,no. Sin quite SUD
ader=6drm in Der Snmes>9 ipcr=9onsp lit tnr ~
Dollars pro 4der 5u p~ertauieu. Soiios Scbauos
G9obnbaus, Stall fir 20 aDpit, Rorn9ans Iut
1900 bis 900 Sui6el 9ttreiocD; autts 9sansr -
oorsiiQlibss Qano, allies Suiummen, letht %roltno;
$50 ader untsr'm 9ilus, $50 adtr Sraglane.
@utt 6rnotc itoes SGbr uno nd6lpttsll6 bone VI:
tragsidbiGteit. Stbt ipabienos Grnote lam mn
iibtrnomntsn ipetocn. 4dbtsr tir pitle Jdrni MS
gu BADEN, Nur balbt n3ablun 0es
GaufgtlOes nOtbig. Nub tltint 4niueien pretsptrt1
8u bub:u. Yisle ocuti6c AuFeoler. Der GieenE
thinner II. &0niq, y. .. GreOtrid, S1oipn
60, South 7ufota Cunts
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Pofmarfeus @sentnrsn.
9eri6iebue StdbttbeiIe, in pelh.n
poitzWerthIadsR pertouft
tperoen.

T0eIoalt, G. g. SOFT.
gorfsRoao - 9urns1 8. eobSirotsn.
@Orin@sGbsuus uHo 6orriiOutrdbe Robert G
Z. 81.
q. stras. unO 6uatiHoS onsaDenue aouss
Stinbonar.
Cranoeoi1e - oirom Rimbls
SOrt=9osuue unb5 ObriOHsStrabe - q. 2. G..
S6siot.
8. unb gouab=s trdB,, 6iablanbtuhn som.s
&. 3ruar.
Cronetpin. Btorge Pen.
Cir. q, llrionsa5tnue (Uooobtrro) - Glartna
&. Winiams.
Prpaopus uno gaIfinsrt=etrobs - George 3.
9Ban.
Iint.rss Citation. gsnnfsIpanisr EabHa - 9. 8.
Erotpr.
gomb,ns stotiou, .galtimor..C bto.gabn.I
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Qugtan b.

|rsntu, Smti6fanb, Q Rage.
@ vuos Nsrts. gratutini,r, % TdGt
6aIi>tt1, 9ritiid=aroitn, 30 Sage.
Etmtrora, 9%ritiib=gujaud, l6 Eagt.
S%onU=RoHo, China, % 9aq,.
Riuoftou. Samaica. : 9aq..
2]io,rpocl, Gnalauo. : 3agt.
9ulctr, Sbrti,. 10 9Cqt.
etaot Wtrifo. Wsrito, 5 Sage.
Mosiau, RuBlauo, u Saac.
banana, Der. Staten ron Goiom5is. Z 1dsL
Qaris, Groufrsid, & 5aqt.
Gucbet, GaLooa. . Gage.
Rio be Santiro. grofiitn, % Saes.
Rom. Stalicn, 10 FdQs.
Ct. SobHs, Rtufunhlouo. 1oot.
Ct PETERSBURG, RubIdno. u Sage.
SobHsb, TuFralitu. 81 5aQs.
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PRO 8inoel 14c. Bis Bic; Somutoes,
pro Carrier $1.OO Big $500; CRIME
8o6nen, pro 8orb 75c. big $1.65;
junge @rbIen, pro 8uI6el SOC. big
$1.20; 9urten, pro Grute $3.50 big
$500; SpurgeI, pro 0uBeno $1.OO
biz 1925; 4epfel, PRO SOB $1.00 big
$1.75.
Groceries unb Brobtfioz
mem.
RaFfinirter 3uder, pro Bfunb: gez
piirfelt, 5.613c.; pulperiiirt, 5.119c.;
S~tunoaro granulirt, 5.064t.; fetn
granuIirt, 5.O63c.; Grpitdl, 5.063c.;
Columbia q, ASST; gel6er, 4.16c.
bis 1856.
Q,.44,r bro 0DF,,rSs
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Oft SaItimpre-2u pcrfnmfcn.

Seks iboucn sipeifDdig gen 6dui.r an a'ns
iuooO : 4utHus, ipiihtn dartmouth : aptnis nno
GapsttssStrlbt, Gin eduisrseuisrt pon IattsrloH=
Bart.
Dies fub pbns 9lpeif,l oi. am 8ettu qtbanftn
9duitr i'll Baltimore fir pas Gtlo, befttDtno aus
i'bs 3ilnmern, ga0 nuO 6orriOOr:n, uno NIT alS
len n~tuet'u g-taucmIibtsitsn, tiuiblitBl6 Dig De-
fen 9lumbing=S Dftemg uno Nbjugstlnai, MAR
morsgdfs, 5rsppsn unO eranoljtbti5tt Ssrtane
unO ucrbtFsrttr strob,; grHno,ing 1850 idbrli8.
Genaro =. Sauas6sF
8duunttrutbnr,
Q53D CIR. 2638, Crzgaltlnprt=str.
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Sultimurrr Wnrftberihte.
n,rtaut fit sn .r.uI@.n GotrsIDouo,auu y

Baltimore, ben 10. sunni.
Me6I.- Die beutige Mebl3ufu6r
belief Ii4 uuf 1857 6d1er, elm
f6lieBli4 5446 6dfer gu Occult
9oint unb 1905 5Gfer gu Canton.
8iiitenberfanot 218 Suffer. Murtt
flau. @ertdufe: 800 Safer Winter
Straight. Die NOtirungen tpdren pie
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BefGr0eruns bon PDfia6en.

GG1ge Der srforberIi9en 3sit CUR Grs
rsi4ung Der Derf4isoensn Be-
ftimmungsorts.
1lutsnItsbsnb 1T Die ungefdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 9oftiu9sn bon
benz 8aItimorsr poTt : 8ursuu ndS
ben bauptIG9Ii6en einbeimif6sn uno
ouspdrtigsu @tGbten psr3.i4nst.
SnIunb.
Htluniu, Ga, 10 6tunbsn.
Ntlartitsgito. RS, 6 Stunotn.
Rrooflen, re, 6 Stunotn.
gurlinnton. 9crmont, II eturosx
buffalo, R.s0., Is Stnuosn.
Sane Mop, Rs, 6 StunbsH,
Gborleton. Sc, IS etunoeH.
Gbicaqo, Sng., l 9ag
Columbia, Sc. II Stunoen.
Cincinnati, Obs, 20 StuRssR
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Mnstiaen. : 81 berfanien.
R6ferci ,u p%trfaufen:

Cine boriiQlib einotridtete, ent rsntirenet san:
en=gdderti lift gu p~trtauteH. GiqenibunEr Bttbt p0
pom @ei6dit Suriid, miro icood1 oem Rauftr bets
febtn. Qrcis $500. Qtrcp 6. Senuiebdultn,
Rcbtsaupalt, Nr. 2l5. ct. 9aul=Str. Q70-l)
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@runoeiaenttnm ,lt uertanien.
2um uumittelbareu 0serfauf.

Gin icbr ipiiui9rusiptrtber 2duofs, %uneeIa9r %
ader umfaTenO; inHerbalb elmer nit slftitilOr
9abn lei6t erreidbdreu GHtierHuna bon Saitlhlett.
Qrdhfiae guos: bag gauo eren,t an sint ol1tntlipe
Eoao uno tonute, peun QttuiiHi6t, III aut per.
iptubbare 9auplast tinestbtilt lperotH. Sas lV9M.
WobHbaus entbdlt SipDlf 3imuer unp ~ mn MN
mpotrncH Ginrihtunqen %psr1sbtH; ohbslptm punsH-
be INN btausme 4ebenqt bdulibfeiten, pttipstt.
@arttn unp iunetr GbiQarten; oas qanSe Sanp ~
cut tfipolOtt uno bepGhert, NIT outer Atathast
fno ,3duuen, oQs in moperuer eeriteiuna ul0 Gus
tenn ,3rnanpe. aufpa6ienoe Souten BON Tais:
99ailtn uno 6eu. Ger Gieentbuulsr. tpsl4sr mn
qrobcu aoitcn g,rbtfcrunecn an etelem tOeaien
4dnoiBs pornabn, if fiirjlib %gtltorben, nho nItO
Ods Giqentbum icBt inter iebr annsbnIoarth Se=
oinouuorn jum 9trtdui ousesbottn. ?,
6~tlpaiqen 8auisReilsttanten piro pout austnntf
trtbeiIt bel
3bog. g. meets. &s6tsunipalt,
Rr. 20, Ohs2sEingiuRzStrabe gaitinlore.
Q5S-T0
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gu 569, 1000 SuIi 5u 56t, 5000 Spot

y IT. UeullSt JuTtI6NTu1I
1926 8uI6el; aus ben @Iepatoren 5uz
riidge3ogen 6731 8uIdel; gleputoz
renzgorratb 239,758 8ui6eG. Ser
tGufe: 1 NuggOn Rr. 3 peiBer 81
AL.
6.,,4:,n GLI,,E~AA
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Sn perfouteh:
Rr. 2429, GtDuul.5tr. 9rsig $3.50. GtuHbiins
So; isrner Gr. 1896, MtItoHEaut., IA Jus bel l2i
SUB BIS 9ort.Str., Qrtis $3.50, @Eunojins 20.
Sisis strlbtu fED 100 5uB brett. " e:tbt ttht
onosrsn SGui.r oisitr DIT III 3oroof=Saltiinote:
SD babe arorrt oduisr in eitier uniitittttoat'n
Tadbaribait an 9aHO. idwzltII2 ntu. ErslIe pea
500 o~uiudrts, nit @tanOJins pom SO. JstE.!
msbrsr. Gd.9runOt.Gt. alss pom NIL SertauI"
1T Htu.
.. g. ptbdu
(Rai4,l R CIR. 1912, 9attricnspart'aee'
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Sarleben nni 0rnnoeissntbmm.

Sarleben AMI WDbeln uno nnocrc
ei6erbsittn fir 6 9rOleut-e.Huu mad BEN rtutu
Gsits; %pripatim.
wid,ter. Rr. 2IO ChzeerinstpnsZtr Ctr.
3immtr Tr. 4, -gauiant=9uilbina.E
Sn Ger Office pire Ssutfd sefproden.
(Dldi20, lai
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gdItimprer Gffettenb6tit
CE.riaist sar BEN .TtutIeea Gsrs.IpOunsatsas sSra
q. Eam. TisesnosrE A Eal

Cetti1,st sar BEN .1tutItta ESrtsIpOrNsatsas SHta
. ERm TRisssn,srE N ZA.l
8aIttmore,b ben 10. Sum-.
s. Wm. Wttobenbprf &c 60. bereaz
nen fir Granes: gantiers : Gratten
auf 60 Sage 5.18!, auf St6t 5.164,
faufmdnniide uuf so Gage 5.183 bis
500. Rei9smart "a 1916, 9uloen
auf so Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8anfiers anf so Gage
4.85s, ouF Si9t 4.88, tuufmdnnif9e
4.854 Bis 1850.
gertduFe uuf Der bieii9es gffettsns
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Cine qututbtrot gRirtbidoit tn Torebhsealtis
mere. 3u63uiraqtH bel Stansberq, Suolptf1gae
Sbdrps un0 Qrdtt=Strae. III