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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24

than 20 years Pete has followed his call
ing in the mountains of western New
York and he says that within that time
he has received half a thousand bites
from animals and reptiles of different
kinds, many of which were from rat
tiers, but he is of the opinion that more
people die from fright than from the
actual harm done by the poisonous rep
tile; that is to say, if proper treatment
is administered. Certainly Pete has
survived to tell the tales of wonder and
interest with which he frequently en-
tertains his friends.
when Pete goes after rattlers he is
always accompanied by an assistant,
whose duty it is to carry the 'imple-
ments of war; which constitute a
forked stick, a very strong. tough bag,
a tablespoon and a bottle with a tight
Fitting cork. He locates the snakes as
a setter dog would locate bird, purely
by the aid of his nose. lie is able to de-
tect the smell of RATHER 20 feet off.
Once his eyes light on a snake the
forked stick is over its head and the
spoon is in position to catch the eject
ed virus. which is emptied into the
bottle carried for the purpose. The
snake is then put in a bag and carried
home. where the same process is re-
peated as fast as the virus is collected
by the reptile"
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24

Mrs. Claiming. the mother. died
about eight years $50, and since then
the ghost has been busy with the Chan.
Eing family.
In speaking of the family expert.
ences, Mr.. Claiming said:
at is simply killing US all. We are
afraid to tell our friends for fear they
will laugh at MS, but l have concluded
that our only hope is in the Lord. I
have asked our pastor to pray that we
may be delivered from this terrible
curse. We fear that one Of us-most
probably my third son, Georges,
without his knowledge a spirit medi-
um. If there is such thing.
sometimes the ghost appears as a
man, who holds up his hands and roars.
On more than one occasion it has APP
peared in the form, of terrifying
beast. something Xix great. fcrocious
dog, and once it changed in front of the
children from human form into that
of beast"
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24

and cheerfulness socn
disappear when the kid
neys are out OF oTder
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become 50 prevalent
thatitis not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. 1.-THE child urin-
ates too often IL the
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24
NEsM IIMORf & Ono
Ea.4s.szz..alal.j
RAILROAD.
In effect May Isl l9o2.
Trains leaves Martinsbug as follows
WEST


No S. Daily at u . for Cincinnati, L 1uisvill
and 81. Louis Connects for BerkeIep Spring
ana Romney except Sunday al Grafton 70
Wheeling daily.
No Daiiy at Z IS . m for Pittsourg ano
MOI Daily at 8 81 o m or Wheeling, C,tuw
Vol Daily at s II p IN tor Cincinnati. Louis
vile and 1T Louis. Connects for Berk eley
30 Daily IT. IS a m for Cincinnati, Louy
vile and 81 Louis.
NOS Daily at II 30 m Tor Pittsburg and
No IS Daily ex"cpt sunday at % m for
Cumberland ar intermediate stations con
meets for Berkeley springs.
FAST BOUhO.
No Il Daily ~ l2 IL 81 IL Tor Washin gton
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
NOD Daily at 4 20 a m for Washington, Bal
timore, Philadelphia and New York Connects
for Frederick except Sunday.
No 10 Daily at 4 IL a IN for Washington ano
Non Daily at 10 90 a m for Washington. Bal
tmCre and New York Connects for Lexington
and Hagerstown except Sunday and fo'
No2 Daily at 10 IS a IN for Washington Bal
umore, Philadelphia ana New York.
Nos Daily att X p M Tor Washington Bai
tinore, Philadelphia and New YORK
No 40 Daily at Al m for Washington
Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
No Is Daily except Sunday at IL Is for FREQ
erick Baltimore and all intermediate stations
Nol4 Daily except Sunday at 8 is p no FOR
Washington and Baltimore and all inferno
diate stations. Connects Ior Frederick.
Express trai Is all Vesttbu ana Iiluminat.
ed with Pintsch light.
c. =. SIMS General Manager,
baltimore, Nd
MARTIN, Manager Passenger frame
Baltimore, Md.
q. w.sANTMAN, Ticket Agent,
Martinsburg, w. W.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24
MEAN SORT OF GHOST
II Is Accompanied by n Terrible
Beast and Haunts "A brooklyn
Sections Family.

The congregation of the little Pres
byterian chapel in Twenty-ffth street,
South Brooklyn, n. Y, headed by the
pastor, is devising plan whereby the
ghost with a dog, which is said to have
been menacing the family of the sex
ton, Albert Claiming, may be discour-
aged.
Claiming and his children are bor-
dering on nervous prostration because
of the manifestations Of particular
ly energetic and ill-tempered ghost
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24
YORK RIVER LINE.
LEGANT pASSEVGE2 STEAMERS

EIFtANT PN~SFNTF ; TEA Vt ERS
"CNAKt.OTrE' AND "RALrIuORE,''
For WEST Pol vt and RICHMOND, VA
Steamers leave Baltimore daily (except
Sunday at 5p m. AVID arrive West Point at
T. 30 a. m, and Richmond AZ a.l5 a. IN.
S,tea mers leaving Baltimore on Mondays,
Wednteuuy " 3tt,o rGaN~, ard leaving West
Point on TUESDAYS. thursday an saturday,
cali at Glouce>ter Point m, Ailnm- : Wharf
and steamt RS leaving BALTIMORE ou tn SiaA :.
Thursdays nutl saturdays, ana w. Point OF
MONDAYS, Wednesday aud tudaVs, cali ~
Yorktown and ,lay Bank weather permit
ting 49,
PIERS Is AND ~ ,-ltiii T. >~'GRjti HARE
TIN, nigh Tickets t" ali points ga. he secured
baggage checked amt ~.Htrro"m- reserved
from the CITY tcN't offices Nos. lo9, 20 and
l27 f.. baltimore Street. nr VA" General Offices
$50 Iight street fWilImH+e. Md
REt7Bk.N FO~1 rb, H.. i. CUISN,
General Manager g. 'rti = .SSen@er NQt
T. II Me )A> y f.. Travelling Passenger Agt.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessons ambition: beauty. vigor
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24
HAS GRUESoME CALLING.
RattIesnake Pete, Celebrity OF
Western New York, Is Terror
TO Venomous Reptiles.

"Never heard of 'Rattlesnake Pete,'
why he is one of the brities Of our
section Of New York" said S. T. Kip
stein. Of Rochester TO a Washington
Star man at the Arlington. well,
Pete is king of the snake catchers in
our part of the country, and makes
en- excellent living out of his gruesome
railing. He has come to know that the
poison from the fangs of rattlesnake
can be used incidentally. You know, it
forms one of the ingredients of the an
titoxin for diphtheria, and rattIesnake
oil is splendid for massage. For more
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24

urine scalds the flesh or II, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting. depend upon it, the cause If
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the frs,
step should be towards the treatment OF
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due TO diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not TO habit as
most people suppose.
Women a. well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1904-06-24

by druggists, in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free. also pamphlet tell
ing all about it, inclt
thousands of testimor
from sufferers cured. i
& Co., Binghamton. \
mention this paper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
GnrdJ Ginatbmen BON Seudtgas er'
itift.

&c 10 . Dorf, t6. Nonember. =
Nret Eerionen itarben beltte oltr6
Ginat6mcn bon @clidltgoS llno cine
bterte liegt I'M Soipital in tritii1cm
3ultanoe OornicOcr, oQeiu MIR IN Ell.
lcm Der bier Sale ifeint Die Ibiift
bon SelbItmoro OorgcIcgcn 5i baben.
Srai &oin Hoienberger. front, arm
ino lett cinigen Wonaten bon Der
0filotbGtigfeit ibrer Nahbnren ob.
bdngig, ifloB ii6 beute III eit,em
Souterrdin5inmer i'm blntcren3be
zines Sitieiter Gctemcntbauies Elm,
0ffncte mebrcre 8asbGbne uno iuar
foot, ais Der SfIieBer oeS Souics. iie
at,fiaro.
6rie0rid Brandt, peld)er Iif
.9roieiior Ser 9litroloaie" nonnte,
0rebte in iei1cm Sogis an Der @eIt.
~. StraBe juidlig oas 8aS all ullo
eritiftc.
@rn. Goiiep, ein 0adoefer, fam
in ieincm Simmer an Der Sit.37.
Strabc aIf dbnlide 8eiie un's
2eben.
MarD 6iggins, cine 0ienitmogo,
nrlrbe in eirem 3ilnmer III Der Sit.
ieite 6urt) Gas iiberndltiet. sic be.
iiroet iif i'm 5oipital uno fat nenia
9ni3iift auf 8eneiung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17

gor3 intereiiant. SIT lpjiicn Spc3icQ,
Sliomnlen geboItcn nit Ser lorIteI.
luna Ses Srn. Smptbe Der nof lei,
ner Riidfebr erfIdrte, sic braOen BQ.
nar1aner, peIde Sic 0ohuneute be,
iaBen, bitten gar nitt mebr nit INN
re0en noucn, nnhoem iciucC cpcfdleu
an George s. Starter a5gcfauocn
morScn. Ties beitGtiqt sic iciner
Belt an oieIer Stelle gcalBertc Yin.
Ittt, DAB oa8 rcpltblifaniide gSatio-
nal Gornite Dem Srn, SmOtbe pobl
3rlporaefommen iein 0ijritc, uod,0em
ole 0epcite Gmptbc'3 o~b3timacn
rm0 mebrCre Gage luuI o~uigc6alteu
por0cn mar. Die Naenteu Oc5 re-
pubIifontldlen Gomite'@ moreu &c.
mibi9tcr llno botten promptcr 0o8
n6t6igc @clo sur G%erfijrmg, nm oic
compromittirenoen @rieie mliplfal.
len. llno &rGiiocllt HooicpcIt mar
BON Scr 0on5en Nffoirc IN uIltu Gin.
5cIhcitcn |nntcrrid)tet, mic 0o@ bcIdci-
0cuc @cItGnonib oc3 Nrn. Qocb CT
ieben lGBt.
@rGii0ent MooIeuclt miro iclbIt 0ie
&cri0nIihteit %beitimmcu, sic ol9Gor.
iibcr bcs SnonQitrottou3 Gomite'S
am nGfItcn 4. MGr5 bier hlugircn
ioG. 0n8 i'll spar uift iiblid, obcr
man lit ia idon g%cpobnt, 0aB ser
YrGltocnt 6ic Sdhcn pcri0nlid be.
Iorqt, mcnn or mill, oob lie rcd,t ge,
modt tpcroen iollcn. Die Mobl licQt
lett, 10 pcrluutet c3, Npiibcn 3iuei
Gcrioncu, 9. $. 8nrucr, Dem Safer
6cS Gouiul8 IN 2cip5iQ mo Srult
q. Rdpmonb, 8crithcrlmg3 9(0cnt,
Scr oorouf ipefulirt, ME c& bciBt,
Rcgierur9s6rllder 81 Wcrocn, mcur
Ser Sermin oc3 iebiGcn ReQicrrmQ8s
orilderS Ealmer obgclulicn iii. 8cioc
Qcborcn ST Der lofalcn o@cgcuieiti-
gen 8cmunocrunq9 @cicnihait."
Aopmon6 ion before NlSiidtcn ia,
ben, ga CT Mitglico ser bieii0cn oGps
pogropbii6en LINTON" llno Der Gen.
trol 2obor Union" lit. YrGiiOent
&ooiepelt bat ieiner 3cit sic Bud.
binder. Union arg Dor 0cn aopf &C.
ItoBeu, olS err in Dem uicI gcnonnten
MiQcr 2 Sale cnti6ir6, 6oB WiQer
ol8 Gormnmn in ser HegicrungS.
0rnderei uerbleiben ioIle, obidon Die
Union feline @%nt(oIilng g~eforocrt.
Nltn ttetet iid cine @elegenbeit. ser
nGentrol 2obor l1nion" cin biibIheS
Compliment 5t MADDEN, ltno Der Er0.
Iioent IoQ oeneiot Iein Dies III tbul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
Sefeblc OeS &raTSeutcn mihndtet.

@oibin0ton on. .. Is, 1G. Nou.
49, IS iteat iid bcroltS, ooB 0eSFrd.
iioenten Meiiungen bc5iiglid Der Be
itGftigung bon NGberinnen i'm
S6upItiG = grienul in philadelphia
ni6t beiolgt iporoen Iino, it0cnlDet-
d)ael 6ronciS 9ople aus Bbilooel.
pbia ais @ertretcr ser GtGberinnen
i'm @eiBen Souie crid)ien mo Dem
T%rGiioentelt mittbeilte, MIR einSbeil
Ger Irbeit lei Den Srouen mieoer
i%ibertrngen moroen. uno nanentlih
lueroe ibnen 0oS N6ben BON Soien
I'M idbrli6en @ertbe BON 100000
IN oirettem @ioeriprlid 5it oelt Il.
orOnun9en oeS ErGiioentcn nift
iiberlaIien ipcrocn. Ger Erdli6ent
eriuhte ooS &rieg5 . 9eportement.
no6oem er Srn. 0oplc ungeb0rt, Inn
@erid)t inter nod)maliaem SinlueiS
ouf Ieinc 8eriilgiung, ooB oie6tauen
ole Irbeit erbolten %ioLlten. Gr err.
tlGrte oildL ct meroe fcitlteIen, iuen1
Die S%erlebung iciner 8erfiigun9ell
5ujuIGrciben lei mo porim lie nidt
our Iltsfii6rllllg gebrodt moroen
ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
@OnlO's Sagomifaeidid.

&otetgh &c, IS. Nopembcr.
- @Qbreno George @oulO bcute
nobe Sigb Eoint, R..G., ouf Der &eb.
bii6neriugO mar, idob CT 5uiGaig lei
men 0icncr, einen gcmiIien Gomoro
Gurus. @tbretc gNtotf6ther Dram.
gen Burns III Gin Nligc mo cr miro
ooiiclbe mabrihcinli6 ocrIicren.
@ouIo iAidte ocn Mnnn ioiort nah
@elp. Dorf, Inn i'm inter 9ebanollu,g
zines 1cihidtcn N~lgcnar5teS 81
itcnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
Rarft.

TtupHlt1N 9tuAAAs
llntcnitcbenoe Freiie bcSieben iif
laf Den gngros.S anOel; fir DEN
R~lcinbanoeI mib elm entipredenber
GufihIag gemadt per6en.
Sarm. g rooufte.
Gtcr, pro 0ubenO 2Oc. bis 27c.
Butter, pro Eflmo:
Creamery Separator. q bis 81
Cream. @atb. Gream... % bis %
Creamery Sanitation o.. is bis 10
ga, Nortbmeitern 2aole. II bis II
@eitern Store-Radeb, ~ bis Is
Creamery Briut3, I |io. % bis e.
Creamery BrintS, u BIO. % bis 81.
0fo., go, ga. RrintS. IS bis 20
Creamery 8lof8. . 8io 81 bis e.
8enopirte, bette 0furte. Is bis
&enopirte, bette 9rint&. 20 bis 81
2ebenOeS @ciIiigeI, pro 8flno:
oIte 6iibuer tt12c. bis t2c.; hunoe
Siibner 12c. bis 13c, Gntcn Zoe. bis
12c.; Yutcr 15c. bis 1Sc.; ToubclL
pro Baar 20c. bis 30c.
s + il d tie uno Gentle
a~ortoiielm pro 9uidcI lOc. bis
52c.; 3uterritben, pro @iinocl tc. bis
t12c.; @ciBfobI, pro Come $3.50
bis So; 3micbelu, pro @uId)cl zoe.
bis 75c.; Garrotten, pro 8iin0el 1c.
bis Hes; tomatoes, pro 9uiheI
30c. bis 40c.; gepIcI, pro Sob 50c.
bis 1925; 9InonoS, pro Grate $1.75
bis 1925; @irneu pro Sob 65c.
bis $500; Selerie, pro Qubeno zoe.
bis 25c.; 3rnuberb pro &orb Tic.
bis 14c. @lunlenfobl, pro Sob 1925
bis $3.50; &imobobnen, pro @uif)et
soc. biz 85c. brauner &obI, pro 8u.
libel 1916. bis t5c.; Spinut, pro
9uiAel zoe. bic 25c.; CRIME 8obnen,
pro 9ui6el $3.50 bis $3.50; rnnoe
Hiibeu, pro @uideI 20c. bis 25c.;
&opfiaIot pro aiite 25c. bis SOC.
Groceries un0 Grobiio O.
mem.
GoI5fleiid,, pro Yfino: fIeiue Git
9ur.GureO Sd)iufen t2c.; aroBc
S6infen 1t12c.; GoIifornicr Sfins
fen SIC; Su9or-Gureo 9rultitiifc
1119c.; Sugor.Gureo Sdultern &C.;
trodcn aeiol5cnc Seiteurippcn sac;
Spefieitcn &C.; trodcn geIoI5ene
ShuItcru See; reineS S6maI5 III
Gierce8 sac; Gpefidultern 912c.;
WIeB.S fJpeinefIeii6 $14 pro Sob.
Hoffinirter 3uder; geiuiirfelt
6,25c.; pulperiiirt 5.65c.; Stanoor0
~aronlIirt 5.55c.; fem g~ramuIirt
5.55c.; Groitul u 5,55c.; Columbia
81 5.3013c.; aelbcr q 4,70c. bis
$40.
@croIteter aaffee: 6. g. s., 100
8fo. aiItcn 1926; 6. g. 6. GO &fo.
&iiten 1885,; 6. 8. 6. SO Bflno
&iIten 1906; reirer Saba 33c. bis
3312c.; gutter SABA BIC. bis 31Rc.;
reiner Moffa Bic. bis SITES; Saba
unO Woffa, 9cmiift, 2S1ac. Bis 29c.;
SABA, gemii4t, &c. bis 271ac.; rel.
nerMarocaibo 24c. EiS 241ac.; rel.
ner So @uonra 24c. bis 241ac.;
reiner SontoS 23c. bis 231ac.; Sou.
tos, eemiidt, 2112c. Biz 22c.; Rio,
9eniiht. 22c. Bis 2212c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
8altimurer Warftbcridjte.
9 Baltimore, IS. gtopcmber

Mcbl. - 3uiubr 10,S87 6Giitr,
eini6licBlih 1895 6Giier 81 Occult
Foint uno 500 SGiicr gu Canton;
aiiitenueriunot 22t 8Giier. Die 9to.
tirun9en limo, ipie iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17

IlINtllle uOU oell UepllplIIuIlttH
ubgeiangcn. &orbereitlmgcn
fir cine impoiouteS inauguration.
Brdii0eut &ooiepelt nimmt
attiuen NntbeiI ourau.
@oibington ?, &, t6. Nop.
- @te iit) neueroiugS bier beroltS.
geItelt babcn ioQ, mar Die nAntDort
an Barter" mcId)c E~rGiioent Hooic.
pelt am 6reitoQ Dor ser @abl Der
mlS9ob, ltm Die 2lugriffc OcS 0emo.
frotild)en ErdiiOentid)ait5 . Gonoious
ten 5uriid5uipeiicu, uripriingIidL
5ltm Sbeil meniQitcna. in cillcm @Sri-
potbrlefe Oc3 Erdiiocntcn an eincn
III GSilmington, Gel, m~obncn6eu
SdriftItcllcr, Somuro @ule, entbol-
ten. FDlc bate an 0cn &rGitoellten
gcihriebcn, ais Hittcr Barter sic
repltblttoniidc Communicating lpcs
gen leineS o6cttihmorcn9" ottudirtc,
mo HroItoent HooieOclt u~ntportctc
inn. 9ieicr Gripotbricf 6iloetc ouS
lettc Sicrtel Scr pom 4rGiiocntcn am
>. Nopcmbcr erloilcneu &ln0Qcbuna;
sic criten 0rcibiertcl luorcn bin5toc-
fiiAt por0elL nl3 ser &rGii0ett 0en
9Cld)lltB fabtc, cine Intport an9tidIz
Ter Barter 5llr ci9cncn &ertbcioi0ung
un0 5itm SduBc oc3 Srlt. Gortclpou
81 ucroffcntlifen.
Setretdr 2ocb, meIdJer 0citcrn be
ionocrS gutter uno mittbCiliamer
2ottnc mar, bcrihtigt eiucu tlciucn
,Srrtbum." 0ic &eoc fam oui Oic
Miiiion Oc@ @rn. Smptbc, wcIher
i'm Nltftrogc Oca 0cnlofrutiifen Nas
tiouol = Gomitc'S rodl Dem SitbmltS
rciitc, I'M Qepiiic Gotitmentc 81 er=
lnngcn, ourd) mclte nodMepieien
werben tomntc, 0nB Die I0miniitra-
ton brett ol Der Hcuollttion in 80
mama init g~corbcitct bate, obcr NIT
lecren SGnoen Ictte g8od)c 5llriif-
febrte. Gic critic gfod)ridt bon ser
Miiiion 0e@ 3ru. Smptbc marc orrdl
oo3 StootaOeportcment befomnt, ober
&r, 2ocb beoniprudt fir iid Frio-
ritGt.
sd mar ser Grite, meIder nit
s3eitlnQs Gorrciponoenten 0nriiber
9ciprodcn bat" crtl0rtc Ser Setrc-
tar bca &rGitocutcn, i'd cr5Gbltc Sen
9cri6tcritQtterL rpeld)c bier rc9el=
mGBi19tcuigtcitcn bolen, ooooll, obcr
iie lohteu mid aus. sd Io0tc ibncll,
6oB id) Die &obelocpeidJeu Smptbe'5
an George 6.8ortcr, mcld)c irrtbilnn-
Iider @ciic bierber Gelnn8t, an ocnl
WorActto iii meilcn SGnOen gcbabt
lt1tO bieicI6cu geIcien babe, aber lie
moIltcn cs mir nidjt 9lotberl. Gini8e
Gage ipdter iprod) Damn Setret0r
0op nit einem Gorrcipoltocllten oa-
bon inns Damn %8clongtc Die Sodc an
0ic 4Stffentlihtcit." 0o8 lit olld)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17

1884 Offs0alefteftr.- California. u. Obto,
Detre. 8erlaminIuneSlofnl .@erlndnia
9oae ST.; ~9tlaem 2lrb. ,Rr. itnt. s8eretr
Don OitsSnIttmoreI Option goneI. 8 3,
4, %: WetnIIorb. Union 79" 6dIe N
permiefbe;L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17

1909, BanfsStrdBe,
nabs DER 0itli9en BoIi5etftdttpn duI
nler .2untn bon IL biz 2 ubr NoImttags
0tebner'e iniibertreffIt1es liter am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
HMtfiDHS . An5eigen.
Jobu 8. Ntniams, 5%iedptsanwalt,
Rr. 400, 81. 9duIsS trnbe.
Radlakperpnlters sBerfduf
bon
pertbuoaen Marft.e tGnbeH
i'm
sens guiut. (Srpabman) Marft,
nahe Mteeaund.s trase,

~tfuVFI
ais sr. iii NIB t19 befannt.
Strait zines 8efebIs oes Bniieneeri6ts fir
Gnne arunheIs9ount1, Der am IS. Sftober
1904 e%rldlle1. puroe. miro oer unter5ettnste
BerlpnIter {. /. q. bes Facilitates Der beritorbes
fen Sarn6 gtnn Golfer am Sreitng, ben is. 30.
bender 1904, Ii nbr 8ormittaes. bic aan5eu
5pei iperthuunen Mnrtt' etdnoe, Die i'm iSeus'
belegen n1o nIs glr. III iino 119 befnnnt finn,
all Crt uno STEELE auf 6tientIi9er auttion bers
fdufen.
SerIdufsbeotnguneen - Sic Sd[fte gnnr,
Der 9teft nab feds Wlondten. ooer Iues gdar;
ereott3dblu19en fno bonn 8erfuufstaae an
Sir'en unteruorfen uno miifier SIR 3ufrieoen.
ftelune oes gIhIaboerpdIiers, {. /. a., fiber
seftent feiu.
Charles g. Gpaeh,
go6ldboertu1lter, {. 4. O..
Sftunb Brpe. d Co.,
t3l4,T.23) auftioratcrer.
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ga -3nIltbr l2,3I6 NulfcI
olt2 sen GIepotoren 5uriidgc3oGeu
tt,t0l 9uidcl; &orratb IN oeu Gle.
potprcu 236,9l7 @ui6cl. &ertouIt
mlirbc Elm @oggou gtr. > pciBer alf
scr 9a6n 3lt 30.
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canton Hne ptBplauptpps
Canton Hub Sighlaubtptpn
gletrls nGbenpeih.Snnr.n

9de Vdii' uTlo 5niisWoemic, Canton
MtarblunosI elepbon = 81 Sc.
S~duptauartiet oes @efcnebereinS ,@bel
.ueib," p9dmen'Nerelfl5 bes @beItpeib,
Canton uncldoes gtr. 445, 3. 8. S.
.Srie1taI,9 iftrifts glr. 1853, .. n.s@.S uni
a9anton Spdr' II. 8ersniigunass gereins"
(Sept21, 1O
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Gtus's SpteI,

I424 Stt'Bnltimore Strabe. 8tmmel an
Serren an nermtetben. Setnite 8etrdnie
uHb 8eine. pBahsB tepsg rauere ",Ster
BerfammlunesIofaI rOits2omburoItr. Sm
nierip. Bnu' uno 9etboerein" gbPi .3eI
Wt. Sermon 4942-@.
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Glenn Chr grlS nbthis habt. tpenbet gndl
an mid. 9orIeben Guf Galore, Ws0beIn ooer
Srunoeteentbum acknowledgement. Seine aeibs
eefhdftsswletboben Mr.. aremer, 9r. t20,
Vi rs.gaea.etrake, 1. SLUT. eaunbrp Building.
(gfpriIf5-)
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somparb. uno 8. strabe SiebIanotpfpn
Die %teiniten @etrdnite dGer grt. Bon
ntttner Srernbe uHb bes RubIifun1s tn
dqeefnetnen iiets ptufomufsH.
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8elo ans5nleibeti.

Tarleben auf 1sbbefn uno anbrre etderteiteu
fir 6 9rp5ent - eeHnu ra6 Dem neuen 9efese:
prtb1tifn. - HidIter, Rr. 2f0, Cff.2erinetrfi.
citrate, 2inmer 9tr. 4, Saufnnt building. Sn
Der Sffiee pirb 9eutin eefpro6en.
(Tt1i20.1 O
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Stenegeiuh

Gin crfabrcnc5 Wdodei iudt Steallnq in eis
mem 6otcl. nm in Der Niidc mitjubelfcu. Guts
8~uiragen in Gr. 1905, 6lement- strnhe, eOcuits
GUint. (322)
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gu uermietben.


Gin comfurta6lcs m0blirtes Srout5immer nit
SeiIurg. @ds uuo 9ao fir eiu ODER 5rpei Serrcn
in einer IiHoerloieII Qrionts Sumilie; Jteieren6eu
crforoerlib. 9fah5uirdgcn IN Nr. 1725, 8atters
furr9tuenuc. (322-i)
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1901 Tte dftete. 1891
Iarnlanb Gbattel 2oan MHpciatipn.

slm nno nah SorHeritaa. ben IA. april, be-
ftnben ft6 uniere @efhdftssgnreniiJ tn
Rr. los, DTS sStrabe,
Tarterre.
srnntsSffiee oberbdIb gdfbertsS trube
$40 bis $3.50 nif WlobeIn, 9ianos etc. aiisaes
Iiebei, obne Gutferriu1n berfelben.
Mlbert glnme, IT,, Wanager,
Rr. 217, NorbsG afuertsG CITRATE.
aeent miro boripre6en uuo nufere Staten
~foitenfrei erfIireH. Wao. 'Ielepbor: 9ourtIano
735 fTpho II 9&eN
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edmiSti3 ,Gidcnfran5.Sane,"

ode 3. iino @ouebitr: Saipiauartier oes
Samens8 eretis, Canton Smntertp. galis
uno QeibsGereiuS," nSeuti6e @emiitbIids
felt" uno rGeiieIihmieoeslluion" 2rif1es
Bier 5u ieoer Belt. Telephone: 6. & q.
Wt. 8ernon 1925 B;
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Scrlangt: 6rancu unO gtGOden.
@erlauet:
Qsrlanat.

cine competeHte 6rau ais Bdrteriu fir Elm
Sabr altcS Mtno; b6hiter qohu fir ole redltc
4SerloH. ytad5riraaeu in GF. 1906, GHtaus
Blaze. 39t-2C
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Wcrlnnat:
0crfQuQt:
&erlangt i'm Nasemeiueu.

5eutifes arbefts. g1afipeiinugs.girean,
pr. 219, SIosSbarpsS traBs. unter Der aufHdi
Der y9eutiben Seieuf6nft". @ieienieen, bic
beutihe Sunbperier, Irbeiter uHo Sienit6oten
5l beihlftigeu piiufhen, tpollen fhh 9erf1nIih
poer in fr1niirten Srteien an ben Ggenten Der
Seteuf6nft, Suhann .. MeHer, WT. 219, 5ho.
Ebarps9trnke, tueuoeu, tpelGer unentgeltii9
ensfunft ertheiIen miro CSan2810
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Trei Dollars tanfen etnen Mder SeIseeaie,
out fir 25 Sabre, ipuHoeroodes nelteS ArIanfaSs
SeIfeIo. Gin 9ermogen in 8uiiinftieen 8eridi'
fen bon SeIs9eaies. SGretbt on Saileg, wao.
9at. Sutmigrntiou @eent, 2tttie bod, Grf.
(Sft21-SdH1)
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Smmetaer'a Gafe,
On. ssrtns,s Grfanas.

"A. nnb D'NonneusStru Gnnton.
6erduMiee Sa1e fir Beretne unb oefeI,
I L4%lSiIir,t S~sH ar Sat 3 0e !, rgstHf s SstR,
@etrdNfe. Chef. Eel. mt Bernon e7i
~. aolter eunfn ben sansen 9aa.
RditonaIfBier.
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81 fuuItH 9tIhnt.
Sine cute 8dderet, NIT ODER obne SaliS, miro
III tnufen aefll6t. Rriefe inter 49," al Den
,,Teutiheu Surreipunoeut". (322)
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che sic Gissniburn taui

Che sic Gisenibum tauien
ODER berfunfeH. peftoeit Ste ib al Gbaries u.
geftr, Brunoeiaeniblntss uub Beriiferunes
WlafIer, Tr. 420, Tpro'Garen. strnse.
8eIo 81 oerleiben aIf Sbpotbeien in beIieui'
1en SunImen. Cpoot6D