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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-09
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is entire
ly closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caus-
ed by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o. g,
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-09
RAILROAD NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting of
the Stockholders of the Rio Grande
railroad will be held at the COM
pany's office in this city on the
second Thursday of July, being the
9th, day of said month.
Jose Celaya, Secretary protein.
Brownsville, Texas, June 5, 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02

Banb. Mit riifii9tslOier 9drO mar
i6m Die 8iroe BON ben Qugen gerl1leF
porOen; er puBte jeBt, Dap er oaS
iunge MGo9en liebte; buB er lte ge@
liebt, lett lie, Elm 8inO nod, nadSBal>
lin fam. Sein 8efibl fir lie mar
10 it'd unb tief getpeien, baB er e
ni4t fir 2iebe gebalten; er bate Is
aIs 6reun0i9aft, uIS 3Grtlidtelt gez
Deutet, Die man einem iungen, 3arten
8eien entgegen bringt. 5rsoo'a
beftige 8orte erit tlGrten iAn duf.
Isle baden fein 8e4t, 0ieie 5rd9e
an mid gu Iteqen," ertpioerte er NIT
rubigsr @iirDe. rueberbuupt hoben
sic fein Re6t iiber mid; i'd bin trel,
b0ren sic es, frei unO gIiitIi4, Dap
es 10 it,"
Sic puroe aI4fubl uno iduttelte
Die gebaqten 5Guite gegen i'm.
sd peroe mid ridden" 5iiate 1e,
yi6 peroe es! Sic IoQen es ieRen
unb an bieis Stunoe Denten, &ldlS
9ietri6!"
Sic nonte 6inousftiir3en, ba lief
@eorg ms 3immsr. gr a6tete nttt
auf fie unD noate benz 8ruoer Die
beripro6enen 5rii6te bringen, Die tr
in ben tleiner 6GnOen bielt.
User lit oieies 8inb?" rtef ite ar
gerli4, ais Der 8na6e ihr fat in Die
Nrme lief.
nN}ein 8ruOer," erpioerts aIauS
9ietri6.
sd 6aTe i6n!!" i6rie lie 6sfti8.
,Gr lit an alien Gleno meineS 2eben5
idulb!"
- I- E-I-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
Der. Singer BON Baltimore. J."

6auptquortier: n@ermuniu : MGnz
ner6orz5ane," 9%rdfiOent 2oui5 6.
8Qgner, Ir. 8O1, 8eitzGroBitrabe;
correIp. unO prot. Setretdr 9enrp
@ieieting, g}r. 228, b~erlGn9erte Ga
ItsrnzQpe.; 6inan3ietretGr 9eor99imz
mel6e6er, g1r. 315, NorozGbenitruBe;
S6uBmeiiter GpnruO s. Rabbe, gr.
2514, OItz8altimoreitr. 0elegatenz
@eriammlung ieoen 3meiten 6reitag
i'm WlDnat.
gNrion."
6Quptquurtier: nStags6uQe," Nr.
2O5, 9anoperitr.; SingitunOe: M}ittz
pod5; 9irigent S. 6. 5rant.
u9urmonie."
6uuptquurtier: Hr. Ala, 8eftz
Tunetteitr. SingItunbe: 9ienitag5;
9iriQent oSo6n u. &lein.
.@ermunio MGnner9or."
9auptquartier: r@ermania : M}Gnz
ner6orz6aQe," Nr. 40 unb 412,
@eItz2omboroitr.; SingitunOe: 9onz
nerItag5; 9irigent SbeobOr 9emberz
ger.
uGro9ftnn."
0ouptquartier: n6robiinn Sale,"
Nr. 1000, 6reOeridz 4oenue; Gingz
ftunbe: Mittpo45; 9iri9ent So6n q.
3letn.
r4rbeiter : 81 Gnner6or.
6auptquartier: Qnbrea8' 6aue.
Ir. 314, 9anoperTtraBe. 6ingitunOe:
9onnerItags; 9irigent Gburles 8.
8p9au.
,2ocuit : 9oint : MGnnerz
6pr."
6duptquartier: 3pifer's 6uQe,
Gde 4norez unO GubuzStr.; @inoz
ftunbe: Sonntug5; 9irisent 6. 906lz
mann.
uIrbe;ter 2teoertufeL."
6auptquartier: Neib6arbt'5 6uQe,
Nr. 323, WeitzYrdttItr. Singitunbe:
Mitttpo9s; 9irigent GburIes 8. 80
6du.
uSbaGiu Mdnner6or."
Suuptquartier: @Oigt's 6aGe, Gr.
1922, 6arforO>4 penue. SingftunOe:
Mittpods; 0irigent SOispb 9a6e.
.Mp3artz MGnner6pr."
6auptqudrtier: n9onor>9aue," Gde
BON 0uncanzplace unb Mc@loerrpTtr.
GingItunbe: M%Ontags; 9irigent 80.
Sdl0gel.
nGi9entran5."
9auptquartier: 3Orn's !9ulIe, Gde
8. uno 8~ougbitraBe, 9igbIunbtopn.
5ingitunbe: Mittpo4s; 9trigent CD.
8odner.
nMelpbfe."
6auptquartier: s. Ries' s6a1e, Gte
2ODitruBe unb 8eIuir~N arft. cling
ItunOe: 9onnerita9s; 9irigent s.
8arplus.
n8ermaniaz Quartett=
CLUB"
9auptquartier: Meienberg's 6aqe,
9r. 116, Noro : YacaitraBe. Sing
itunoe: 0ienitugs; 9irigent 5. Sd
rolus.
III eBge Geangperein."
9auptquurtier: .8aDern : 6dle,"
Hr. 8 bis II, SiiDz5reoeriGItr. Sing
itunbe: 9ienitugs; 0irisent S. s.
6rant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
S0oesnrt9ril beifatiQt.

G6epenne, Wpo., /. Otto6er.-
0us StautsaO bergeri6t fat Oa5 So
oasurt6eil iiber 3om 9orn, Der in
:Sron Mountuins einen 3an6er SUM-
gen, 9amenS Miuie Nideq, um6ra6te
uno Dem nod flint unoere M~orot6aten
sur 2ait gelegt perosn, 6eftdtigt. 9orn
mar Elm b~eriibmter SnOianerz8unbz
I6dfter unb unter 9enarul Miles On
fiibrer bes 3unoi4ufter@@o nG6>
reno Der Champagne uuf 9orto Ritp.
Dor etpa einem Monut mar er aus
Gem 9efdRaniR entpi6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
giebfutter. nnn 5truburtiIe.

6oIgenoes iino Die ouf ben i%tootlis
6en @aogen fir 6eu, StrO6 II. I, ~.
g~eItern er3ielten preiie:
Sefli6e 9eunaage.
9eu.-8imotbp $12 Bis So, 8leez
6eu 81 Bis $13 pro Some.
6tro6. - @ei3enitrob So Bis SO,
Rog9enitro6 $13 Bis $14, 9uferitrob
So Big SO pro SDnne.
Mai5-$3.40 pro SAP.
q me Hide 5eumQuge.
5eu.-3imotbp $13 Biz So, Slice
beu $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
Stro6. - 8ei3enftrob SO Biz $40,
Rog9enitrob 81 Big $13, 9aferItrOb
So bis SO pro Some.
Mai5-$3.4O bis $3.50 pro SAP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
grins 6einri6's @Iifwiuide.

G6icogo, 81, I. Ottober. -
Qud 9rin3 9einri4 bon 9reuBen bat
f1unme6r Der 5taot G6icdgo anlGBlid
i6res 1OOzid6rigen 9e6urtstu9es feline
GIidfpunI6e ii6ermittelt, SIN Bath
6ouie traf nGmlid oas foIgenDe &a@
6elteIegramm elm:
.aisl, 80. 6sptember, Oia Q3oren.
6rn. 6arriIon, 8urgermeiiter oon
@6icago.
Den her3Iihen 9ant fir Die mir 5uz
g~eganqsne GinldOung uno bette Slid
niinIfs 8u Den 5eitli6teiten. @rfolg
unb @o6GItano Der i60nsn Staot
G6icago fir Die 3ufunft.
5einri6, Prin3 pon 9reuBen."
Der 8iirgermeiter fpra4 Dem 8ruz
Der es beutIden &aiier5 fpfort telez
qrQp6t76 Ieinen 0anf Qus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
0iehnt6rfte,

9errs SsIunb, 3d., /. Ott
: RinDbieR: Martt iteti9; Preift
$3.50 Bis $3.50, S9peine: Marti
Iebbaft; qreiie $500 Bis 1855.
@4afe: Murtt itetig; qreiie $1,5C
big $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02

U " ! " ~ ! y " " / Lk.
2e6enOes GefIiigeI, pro pfunb:
iunge 9i6ner 14!c. Bis 15c.; alte
9ii6ner 1886; @nten &c. Bis 1885,;
Sauben, pro 9aar zoe. bis 25c.
gier, pro 9uBenO 22c. Bis 24c.
@epfeI, pro SAP SOC. Bis $3.50;
9firitte, pro 8iite $3.50 Bis 1925;
8irner, pro &orb 15c. bis 30c.;
8rauben, PRO 5 9funOz8Or6 13c. bis
22c.; Quinces, PRO &orb 6Oc. Bis Zoe.
8emiiie: 8artoffsln, pro 8uf4eIz
ttite SOC. bis Co.,; 3piebeln, pro 8uz
i6et 55c. bis 7Oc.; 8eiBto6I, pro
6unbert $500 bis $3.50; &opFialat,
pro 8uI6elfiite 35c. Bis 40c.; 3uder@
rii6en, pro 8iinDel DC. Bis &C.; So
matoss, pro 8or6 15c. Big 25c.; CRIME
8o6nen, pro 8ui6el 4Oc. Bis 45c.;
Mai5, PRO 9uBeno Sc. Bis 15c.; Ga
rotten, pro 8iin6eI 1c. Big 13c.; 2imaz
bo6nen, pro 8ui6eltiite $1.00 bis
$11O; 8lumento6l, PRO SAB $500
bis $3.50; Seusrte, pro 9uBenO 15c.
Biz 40c.; runoe Rii6en, pro 8uiheIz
fife 45c. Bis SOC.
8roceries unb 8rOpiiioz
men.
Rofinirter 3uter, pro 9funO; 9ez
piirfelt, 5.764c.; puIperiIirt, 5.283t.;
Stanoaro granuiirt, 5.163c.; fetn
granulirt, 5.183c,; GrpItal, 5,161c.;
Columbia 81, 4,91!c.; gsl6er, 4.45c.
bis 4.75c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
goitmarfrn>Q grnturen.
@erItiebue StaOt.6sjIe, in pel6sn
9oItzDertbiaf:n Dertouft
rerNen

m,pnfa. 6. q. cot.
Qorf.Eouo Qurata 3. eappjuoton.
g~cyiUd=NDerUs uro 6arriioHtrabe - Gobut G.
:. f~d
q. 5trabs uHo 9a7tinooou.Q0snu Sous
Iti5oonar.
CrarQerins - niram Gimble.
50rt=&oiauc unc3 o5uion.strubs - 81. 7. 6.
S6tiot.
3, NIB GOuo5s5trabe, 1jgblaHo:oDn - 9am,s
g. IrUar.
CrarQtrine g,orqt gtu.
Gr. p, unious0Ytuus C9ooobsrr0l - Glar,na
:. 0iljlmg.
@rraOpap uu0 gal;imortsStra5 - gcor9, ).
0us.
urtr=e Citation, gtuuip!Dauir ga5u' 9. g.
gropH.
Ga~mutusstatiOn. .gultimorc=C 5tosRabn.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
Scf0rocrnng bnn gnfia6en

QC.19e Der erForDerljAen 3sit 3ur Grs
rei6ung Der DtrIhieosnen Be-
itimmun9sortt.
untenfebtno 1T Die ungefdbre 3sit
fir lle6s1mitttluu9 Der goitia6en BON
Dem galtimorer Bolt 8iirsau mas
ben bauptid6Ii2in ein6eimiI6en uno
qu5pdrtig;n StGotsn Der5si4nst.
SnlaUO.
ATLANTA, Ga, 10 StuuoeH.
aIantitzGito. rs, G StunS,n.
gropflpn. R.sW., G Stuubsu.
burlington. @Tmort, II StuuotL
Quiial0. R.=Q., Is StUuotH.
Gags Wau, 0.sa., 6 StunoeH.
6barleHou, sc, l6 S.uHocH.
GbicaQo, Sns., ! lag.
Columbia. Sc, II StHHotn.
Cincinnati. Cbiu, 20 Ciuuo;a-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
q u8Idn b.

@rcuttu, Cutfhloro. Q Sage.
% rHos g,0r.s, @t7tutiuitn. % Egss.
GnlfSttd. @ritiih-Nuoicr. 80 Eaot.
G]srtrarn, WritiiA=@uiaua, Is Gage.
6oug=G5uq, G6iul. % Iagc.
RjuQitou. Samaica, 5a0s.
G]joerpool, Guolauo. Z Iaos.
SH1cvr, 55rtj5, 10 Ea7e.
etcot Wcrifc. Wsrifo. ; To1e.
@,o5iau, RubIluo, y SAGE.
Banana. Der. 5taatca pom Colombia, 7 9saG
@drjs Trarfrejh, Sage.
Gutbtc, CaL10a, 2 Eooc.
@io nt aauciro, groFIien, % GAGE.
@oH, Ntolicn, 10 ruoc.
Ct. Sobrs, IufuuoIano, 4 snos.
e.. Petersburg, Rublauo. u Iags.
60oH,p, Nutralicn. 81 GAGE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
8nItimnrer Warftberihte.

@sri8t,t fir ben ,0tuti3cn GorrfjeOnO:ntsn'l
Baltimore, Den l. Otto6er.
MeGL.- Die beuti9e Mebl3ufu6r
BELIEF Ii6 ouf 22,736 6dIer, elm
IdlieBli6 9181 6Gfer gu Occult
9oint unO 1O,99O 6Gifer gu Canton.
9uitenper7anOt 1853 6GTer. Die 30
4;rrrnsn rnrrpr mic foI14.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
SiI p~erfcuTcu:

FIJI pertGifcH:
no ader, 5 Rttlsh BON Ga!timort, an DIT 90.
30. sEabE.. gutt S.bduos. guts 9smhIis' oos1
@ttraiot,6arm. gu Hirugtn bel J amts ~
II, thr 5rufns. Salosrt'ouIIoin9.
jGtt24.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
SranSfcriruuq ppn 9tfticn.

GranSicrirun9 ppH Nfticn.
ai;rm.t miro bc!lunr ecmabt, pQB bic llntsrs
scIaus:en, IN ucgcrclUtimuuuq init benz 90. Ars
.Its.. -. &bltHltI, Dr. %algCmtjutu piftntIi5sH
gitB: pou ulcrp.aUo, 1883, nab ablauf pom ortiz
Biz G0i 5aatn uoU uUtsuttbtHotn Satum an, iiiuf
81 autbt,lt Dts IttisHIlpjtols Der .6ouioltoatso
g~1ssGomgoeul: ron &altimore,' bic icBt in ben
9utsru o~tritlbiU auf ZEN Rausr Der Dsrnorb,nsn
War1 Ibcupiou. 3ulttt in 99ilminqtou, Sci.
Urhnbaff. tluQ:traFtu fuD, trargferIrt perocu.
Baltimore. ben =. September 1903.
9epware & Seeuppe.
grpdlts fir Sane 3bpmgicu.
@olhrefsriu og 8ablanes Der peritOrbcHsu Iorp
Sbom9ian. G5I6l. O., 81, Il ,73, 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
OSenu SIR G;c(S ncbrnucbt,

70 Yp,uott Gu5 an MID. 3ai5e Garleben. 2ej9ts
SRad, abluuosu. 9eri6piegsHbtit. sptji,l. GrIsiA=
tsrunatu oinsn Wouat iur anl,i6tu pom s. uuo
mtbr. Ri. Rrsmsr Rr. l20, R~oEOs9acazStr.
CDtail6,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
pnItimnrsr GffeftenbGrie.

nr.r!5ttt fit ben .StutIbtn GOrreipOHosntsn' onE4
:. g9m. RiDOenoori ( CO.,
Baltimore, ben 1. Sttobsr.
3. @m. Miobenborf &c So. bere4z
men fir 5rancs: 8antier8 Srattsn
auf 60 Sage 5.2O3, auf @i6t 5.184,
faufmGnniI6e auf so Sage 5.225 big
5.234. Rei6smart uuf 90 Sage 9444,
8uloen auf 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers ouf go Sage
ASP, auf @i6t 4,86, toufmdnniz
f6e 4.824-83.
Wertdufe auf Der bieTgen Gffetten'
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Ser. Studten 8ttoanneb
urgen.

Se[. SEQQItn 0St II 70 GIa
un9en.
Nnrpsiiengen big CUR 906s BON
$3.50 toiteH 8 Gsnlg.
4npeiTunQen ii6er $3.50 Big $500
tOTten 5 Gents.
N~npeiiungsn ii6er $500 Biz $1,000
toiten 8 Gents.
Qnptjiunqen ii6sr $1,000 big
$4,000 toiten 10 Gents.
4npeiIunQen ii6sr $4,000 big
$4,000 toten u Gent8.
QnpsiIungen iiber $4,000 Biz
$4,000 tOiten Is Gentg.
4nDeiIung:n iber $4,000 Bis
$4,000 toIten IS @ents.
QnDefiungen ii6er $4,000 Big
| $4,000 toiten 20 Gents.
InDsiiungen ii6er $4,000 Bis
$1,000 toftsn % Gents.
4npeifungsn ii6er $500 biz
$4,000 toften 80 Gents.
9anoeIspapiers - qa6ete Bis gum
8eDi6t BON 10 uH3en 5 Gents;
Padet2 iiber 10 Qn5en i9tper, 10 Gts.
COB gei9Iofen, ooer nihD nit N18r
nabme Don Granddaughter nit beifoIs
genben Gorrettur : gp9sn, ferner ale
Der egeItnSo6sn (iiebe unIenIteFnb)
2 Gents pro lln3e, nit Musnabme BON
8riefen in POIt : Statjo0en, ND bic
Poitidhen nj6t dusgstra9en perben,
l Sent prO un5e. poIt 8arten, i 1
Gent.
3meiter 3GaFs QoItIa6en = 3ets
tun9en, pisrt2lidbrlj6 ooer otter ers
i6sinenbs 8eif6riftsn, psIde ni6t
grati5 pertbsiIt perOsn. 0aS auges
meme pu6Iitum bs3a6lt Oafir nit
giien6abn Mdrten gu Der 3ate DON
ie 1 Sent fin 4 lln3en ODER 3beiIe bas
BON, penn njdt ~perIeQeIt.
Dritteg SIaiIe - (gsOrudte, feline
8IaHto=8ufer), GirtuIare, anoere gez
orudte Sattn, Gorrettu z8pgen unb
bejfoIgenOe5 MeruicriPt, 8aIentines,
W}I1if = Qoten6LGttfr, 6eliotDpes,
S[rnmoa WI1f,ir 0;fboor9nbis,n y,
q 5rrffs 0fr,si1,n i'm 59r04Temsinsn,
f5mmtTh msnn n;hf nsr5i,nsIf /
Gent fin , linen onsr m,niasT
@.rfsr qI6FeLmoorsn 3n6 wus
fer, gIoncpzgijtsr u. 8apiere, gr3e,
aIle Sdden, peI6t midi in irgenD eis
ner Der onDeren qlo7en einoeidloFen
unO ibrer STATUE no6 ni6t osFd6rIi6
00Ir 0Sro5r6llQ tur osn 5a9oll Der
or,ofren P0FloqR l'ao' (gln lPe'
5'fuss 9eleB ltBt 0a3 Potlo Iat Sa7
rlfrelfn, 4blf9'f, @or5en' SPfOBz
'ln9e unO PIIon3en GuI Ut Jto's pgn
S'nen eent fa[ le z ut$S' I'I(.l Ggu1
!~ot9fnonnte 9rtlt'L nIql m5QF' oIS Z
Pfun0 DelF39to, L GEM P'O ~"5s p0s'
oeren SruQiQell.
Woorenproben - Yadete big gu 4
un3en 2 Gents; Padete ubsr 4 uH3en
i4Der, l Sent Illr Jsoe 2 Unjen o0ir
DIen 8rudtb9.l.
Wu7ter pbne Wertb - S06Ita4z
ptht 81 un3an. 0ie1e 9adste 0iirfen
na6foIQenoe Mudba niht iiberidreis
ten; Il ~ 30A lang, t9n9, ,% 5oa gTt'' 6 n91
fs u 3ou lang unO 6 3ou i'm llals
fange iein.
RegiIratjon59ebu6r fir 8riefs uno
dnbere 9otienbunQen betrdgt 8 cts.
SsUS S'no"n ng 1F n,.l cue w
5IoIzlo7eSn.ssDSoIls 0uU .'.S. u.s
u'" ~ ,soSgu''I- 4 S[nt~nE Tx
IL, p'59 r, l?II %aot %~U ,% ".tI~o O"i IN
oo'',a -, o'I F-.,I oII GE,1En.sa"
2S5''' l,''l .'V.s" ~4.n ,S7rIa
1lou, Up.l "oIt ~. Un..!s.59 . W.. az
1'S'Ien S m JS9tn GnDs''5 ~ I atsIi.
rsit To[+,r 5,roIrosn fnb
in ben 6reiz2l6Ijef5run8sitatione pom
- NJ, -rcsr,n Wo7t11t;onsn ~.
,T1Wo4+rcnr1sn fSnn,n m M.
o. .t.n.mo}tSr,tsrn nuf1s1,bsn
~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

untenite6enOe Preiie be3isben fi9
auf ben @ngro5 : 9dn0eI; fir ben
3Ieinbanbel muB Elm entipre9enOer
Nufi6lug gema6t fperben.
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@GFe!
86fe!

n1 Slsiis I'M Quslanoe beisTst lnHerhale "a Sfnaeg8
Az bsAeuteHb bsrat5eieSttn bTelts
GouGrp @atus,
&GAwsts&GG Baltimore tTaRsIHe S9R'SlNss'@S~H
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Sd6r -495
Sdnuar ..... 50
safer. - 9eutige 9~afer3ufuAr
1O,802 guI6el; aus ben G]lepatorsn
8uriidge8ugen 5617 8uidel; gIeootoz
ren<9orruf6 1852 8uf4el. Ser
fGufe: 1 Daggon glr.2 fpetBer 81 4235'
6Putinp ShlltRrdte:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02

u a s.-Sle 5eutl9e Wtdls3ufu9f
betrug 28,788 8ui6sI; 8erionOt DON
Den Gleoutoren 1862 8ui6sl; GIez
putorenz9 orrat6 426,297 guIfsl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
&ermiihte Nn;eigem.

Mfarftprciie Os,abt tar ali. fyeoerbetteu
2u belt, Ores fur att antits WabOgoup.T0s
tdu sGolonyaI Gui.au, Co. 4r. 6l3, RorOs
Sut1psStyaBs. aQt 9Otiartsns4uttrds, i~orsidltia
aus0tiu5rt. lglail9, -, S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
Sarlcbeu anf GrunOeigentbnm.
G;clS in bclicbiacn Summcn

aui GiQeutbums : eppotbeten ju pcrls'9eH.
8ruuD : WIttbeu ~getautt.
SarI II. D1. SdpIB. 9iehtsanpaIt,
CIR. los, CfzSaratOgaz, nabe st. 9~aulsStrabe
2Gl, 4,6,8 71,3,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
fde8 Qr6eits ; glQ9lpeilung5z
S%teQcngeinhe:

StelItQtTu6:
Vim iunQcr Wunu iu6t StcIuuQ ais brittle &nuC
In elmer @adtrli. Nu6iuiruQiu Bel Better S3cgctccr.
gr. 1920. RidarOions StraBt, GOcutzNoirt. 215l
StcllCQtiu6:
Gin @rorbddtr iubt Steluug dls rritt Oocr
srtitt oauo. 0a6juiragsu 6r. 1908, SODn5cnos
ctr1Ff. 21j-GJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02

Sul3fletI6: pro Yfuno, gauge
S6ultern, engIiid geI6nttten, Gle;
gang fur3e Rippsn, 95c.; Seitenz
iped, 1876; gon3e 2si6Itiide, 1O3c.;
Sped S4uItern, 94c.; Sugar Guz
reo" S6ultern, &C.; Sdinten, 15c.;
ohne 6aut, 144c.; Picnic, Sc;
nMeB"~S 6meinefleii4 $3.50 pro
Sap; S6mol3-in 3ierce, gut raj
finirt 98c., in 6GFern 10c.
8affee: Rotirungen Iino, ME foI9t:
ouf Der Bats Don 81 Gents pro
4funo fir 3io CIR. 7; Santos 74c.
Bis 113c.; MarucuibO 9fc. Bis 123c.;
SABA 100. Bis &c.; Motta 18c. biz
19c.
ger0ffeter auffee: 6. 8. G., in ais
iten Zoe. Big 10.2Oc. pro PfunO;
in 8ifIen un0 6Gden, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis $685.; Sara unO Motta, 8ez
mii8t, 274c. Biz 28c. pro 9funo; retz
ner WdracQi6o, 22c. Bis 221c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
0rnnOrigemtbum ;it uerfanfeu.
Su ~prrfdufcu.
3u %perfaufeu:
$50 Saar-$3.OO pro ISOLDE.

Sm pcrfnufen:
3Deih6ds &c Sduier NIT itbs 9immsrn on Der
SaEttr=strab,, ipiibeR 6airmount.aDt uho
Ga~petts5StraBs. Sitis 0Guier c~ntbaItsu als nsues
zen StcusmIi4tsjtsn, s;ni9iisBIib um.n::rte eel'
Ter uno UtarmorzSrtppen. 9rtis 500 Gtnnoz
ans ST idbrIi5. gaEttr.5 trnbt III init etn bsfsH
oittiiulrten 3it9eItsineH a~spilarsrt uno bat e'unsnS
tint. S~rOttoire.
g!a1 RseRs bic 6airmount.Guenuss@drs an Den
9'bduli6teittR.
Geiparo q. @aHagber'
C5anl8) Rr. 2633, GteGaItimOrss6traBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
Mn;eiaeH. gu berfamien.

Su perfdufeu:
Cine quite s6orreipouOsnt1s8oute gud3ufraQen
in Qr. 707, MulberrD=S trdbt. 275-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02

49itotion gsgen Die roffenen @6oP"
uno 9egen gin6alts6efeble.- 4ufs
ruf Oe5 Gretutiorat65 Der n5eoes
ration Of 2ubor."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
Qu8IGnbtf4e Gsn6ungsn.
a8ienbu IN gen.

9rieFe uro QoIttartan ptroth frtt
ben g~mDFdnqern DDsr Q6Itn0ern bon;
elmer 9oItanitalt sur dnoeren nahgez
Tf;dt, psnn Der 0unia auT Dtm ums
ihl1o ousoeOriitt lit. BoItIenoun9en
NJ GnOsren RloTjn tDsrOen nur ouF
Isrloroen no29sIanot unO DirO oanH
on g1TtimmunQ5orts Elm 3uidBporIo
pon Der 6063 oe5 C~rignaliag.9 bes
rednSt peCotn.
9pstter &laTs (3eitungsn u. 3eitn
ifriftsn) / Sent Tir + un3en.
0ritter &lafe C8jihsr, GirtuIort}
l Gent fir 2 un3en.
8iertsr alafe Naarsn) l Sent
Fro un3'.
Ganabd.
IttTsl6sn Raten uno 9~soingungen.
oIs ir Den Ser. Stu1ttn, nit Qu5na6z
ne. paB Qemii9ts 8aufmann5padren,
pslde a.tt ats Bona fi0s" 9aT0tls<
WuItgr dfIanot ptrO;n, nit Der 9a.z
tetpoit ~p:rI1n0t peroen miiilta. Edufs
mdnnjite Sarjf!3n gu oth 8'Dobns
tiden 3aten.
GnI6rti6t9sbiE5 0ofsQufi4lo0
s Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02
OI@l"
FIRST CALL.

0srtdufe auf Der bieFgen GffetteH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-02

6auptquurtier: rStags6alle," Or
2O5, 6unooeritr.; SingitunOe: Wlttt
po6S; 9irigent S. 6. 6rant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-05-27
Cold water Men.

Listen to the oroaker, he would
throw cold water ON his grand
mothers funeral and make the CO.
casion a failure if he could. He
makes it his business to discourage
every new proposition that comes
along, and if he osn possibly check
any Improvement or investment of
new capital in his town he is pleas
ed all over, and smiles with sardon-
ic JOY as he pictures to other peo.
pie why this new enterprise will
fail or that new plan is not fessi-
BILE, or why this OF that should not
be encouraged. When his neigh
bor disregards his advice and in
vests his money in the. enterprise
which the oroaker disparges and
makes good profit, the croaker
berates him and calls him a sooun-
drel and says he ought to be run
out of town. Cold water pourers
have existed ever since the days of
Columbus. who would never dis
covered America if he had listdned
to their advice. The world moves
on. and disregardful of them pro-
gress is accomplished not with
them, but despite them. Lacking
originality and business courage
themselves, they cannot tolerate it
in others. They must be endured
but the Lord knows we could spare
them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-05-27
How to be Healthy.

Says the Southwestern World"
"Drink water aud get typhoid.
Drink milk and get tuberculosis.
Drink whisky and get the jim
jams. Eat soup and get Bright's
disease. Eat meat and encourage
apopIexy. Eat oysters and ao-
quire taxsmia. Eat vegetables
and weaken the system. Eat
dessert and take to paresis. Smoke
cigarettes and die early. Smoke
cigars and get catarrah. Drink
Q fee and obtain nervous prostra-
ton. Drink wine and get the
gout In order to be entirely
healthy. one must eat nothing,
drink nothing. smoke nothing and
ejen before breathing. one should
see that the air is properly steril-
lied. "
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-05-27
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