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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-03
AN IMPORTANT ARREST
Ellis County Officers Capture Negro
Murderer Wanted at Cameron.

Yesterday while the sheriff of Mi
lam county aud q posse of one hum
dred men were securing the Brazos
bottoms for O negro murderer he
was arrested in this county by Dep
uty Sheriffs Henry Forbes aud Mil
ton Minnick. Ii was by the merest
chance that the officers effected the
capture Of the negro.
The two officers left Waxahachie
late yesterday afternoon for the Ray
community To arrest negro who
bad been indicted by the grand jury
for shooting craps. A few miles
from the city they passed farm
where several negroes were picking
cotton. The fence was down at
point where wagons had been going
la and out OF the field to haul cotton
to the gin. Mr.. Forbes sugges ted
that they ride down to where the ne
groes were at work to see ii they
knew any Of them. No sooner had
the officers entered the field than q
negro dncked between two cotton
rows aud headed for the brush at
fail speed. Cfficer Forbes put spurs
to his horse and gave chase, shoot
ing at the fleeing negro three or four
times finally overhauling him with
in about fifty yards of the woods.
Offlcer Minnick joined in the chase
and took one or two shots at the ne
gro. When the capture of the ne
gro was effected Mr.. Forbes did not
recognize him as one as one wanted
in the courts here, but supposed by
efforts to get away that he was
wanted elsewhere. By closely ques-
sioning the negro the officers learn
county for the murder of another
negro, which was committed near
Cameron one night last week. The
negro was brought 10 the city and
lodged in Jail, He gave bis name as
Richard Jackson.
MIR. Forbes talked to the Milan
county sheriff last night over the
long distance phone aud obtained
from bin verification OF the state
ment made by the negro The de-
scriptiou given MIR. Forbes by the
sheriff exactly Tailed with that Of
the man in custody. The Milan
county officer expressed himself as
mach elated over the eaptlre of the
negro whom be thought TO be In
hiding somewhere in the Brozos
bottom. Mr.. Forbes was told that
the murder was one Of the most
brutal ever committed In Milan
county, aud II this negro proved 10
be the right person his chances for
stretching the hemp were very good.
An officer is expected here this af
ternoou to take the negro TO Cam
eron.
IL was learned from the negro that
be came 10 Waxahachie early yes
terday morning on the Central pas
seuger traiu. He went 70 the home
of relative whore he obtained
break fast, aud then left for the cot
ton field where be was found by the
officers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-03
The Linotype Here,

Our Mergenthaler linotype ma
chine arrived today and is being put
IN position as fast as the machlnist
can do the work. Owing 10 the
multiplicity of thesparts and the ne
csssity for each part being adjusted
with exactness and absolute accu-
racy it will be several days before
it is ready for operation. If the
work of erection progresses without
delay we expect to have the ma
chine in operation by Monday.
Later on We will extend you an in
vitatI0n 10 inspect il at work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-03

According to the report ~ County
Clerk Hendricks ga what statistics
There were ia births aud a. deaths
ia Ellis ceunly during the month Of
October Uf th# births there we're
llw males and as females Fourteen
births tn soiorsd parents were 20.
ported. Ia tHe teaah list there wesw
"a males and ~ females. The deaths
af members - tae Afriesu FAev
recorded.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-03

The deliberations II ghe graagf laFy
tha agsf three aavs - this week ~
saite4 Ia shw ffnasaw ~ lB hsgGs af sn-
s8ntmamt. 0f thls mamhmr fsaF wwra
fgs Eh@fs aaaar 80. twa tsF KAminR
aas fsr e&Fryinw . r1stst, to foS
xAmaax. tws far s1xlax laaaar - .
nainar. fwe Ter a1mltaKy. fwe fog
rahAagy. twa for Aasam8 O. msrser
aa1 oEs fsr fosgeFy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-03

The suit Of W. l.. Mccain ct al vs.
J n. McCaln for the purpose of
having certain land partitioned was
tried before the court yesterday.
The court awarded a Judgment for
PARTITION and ordered the land sold
al private sale by a special commits
siuuaF.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-03
fiarrled n bla ROad.

Ed V. l. Stirman ofii iciated Mon
day evening at the marriage of Mr..
Charles Jones aud Miss Ida Webb,
both OF the Crisp country.
They had procured their license
and started 70 town. but met Bro.
Stirman IN tho big road and right
then and there he proceeded 10 Join
them for better or worse. Ennis
News
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-10
Made Young Again.

"One of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
in my teens again." writes d. II.
Turner, of Dempseytown, Pa. They
are the best in the world for Liver,
Stomach and Bowels. Purely veget-
able. Never grippe. Only % cents
at A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug store.
Hundreds of lives saved year by
year by having DR.. Thomas Eclectrle
Oil in the house just when it is need
ed. Cures Group, heals burns, cuts
wounds of every sort.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-10
California Information.

California is big state; large OF
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mendous in its scenic features and
with a future full of great promise.
Every American is more Or less IL
terested in knowing about this Won
derful commonwealth. A FORTY page
folder with more than half hum
dred beautiful illustrations and a
complete map of the state in co'crs
has been issued by the Chicago &
North Western Railway. It contains
in condensed and interesting form,
mass of information OH various
, subjects of interest, including list
Of hotels at California tourists
points with their rates, capacity,
| etc. Sent to any address OH receipt
of four cents in stamps. A. II. Wag-
gener, Trav. Ayt., % Fifth A7e.,
Chicago, I'll.
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A Startling Test.

To save life, DR.. T. G. Merit, Of
No. Mehoopany, Pa, made startling
test resulting in a wonderful cure.
He writes: ga patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhages, caused
by liberation Of the stomach. I had
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for acute stomach and liver troubles
so I prescribed them. The patient
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had an attack in IA months" Elec-
trio Bitters are positively guaranteed
for Dyspepsia, indigestion, Consti-
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-10
Consult us. We
will advise you
4 L 4 -o-~

10 "a Colonial BLDG. Richmond
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-10
Quick Arrest.

J. A. Gulledge, Of Verbent, Ala,
was twice in the hospital from Sc
we're case of piles causing "a tumors
After doctors and all remedies fail
ed, Bucklen' s Arnica Salve quickly
arrested further inflammation and
cured him. 1t conquers aches and
kills pain. Csc at A. G. Luken &
Co.'S.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-10
LOCAL MARKETS
Grain Prices.
paid by VIM. Hill.)

paid by VIM. Hill.)
Wheat, $1.10, go lbs.
No. 3, red $1O6 So lbs.
Old Corn, 55c.
No. 2; Sc lbs. (shelled) to buahel
|5c per bushal.
Timothy, new baled So to $40,
Clover, baled 81 to SIS.
Clover seed, $51a to $61a per blu.
New Oats, Soc per bu.
Straw Sc.
Meats at Retail.
Maher & Hadley Meat Market.
Roast pork, IL 1-2 to 15c.
Veal, 10 to zoe lib.
New lard Sc b.
Smoked ham, 1912 to 25c ID.
Poultry 1912 to 16c per Id.
Fresh sausage, IL 1-2c per Id.
Lamb, 1919 to zoe per ID.
Smoked sausage, IL lie ID.
Beefstake, 15c.
Beef, to 15c per Id.
Fresh pork, 15c per lb.
Chuck roast, 10 to IL lie per ID
Beef to boil, to l0c per Id.
Pork chops, 1872 to 15c per ID.
Country Produce.
prices Paid by the Ideal Grocery,
Eggs, 22c dozen.
Butter, Creamery 23c h.; countl
tic to zoe per lb.
Young chicken, dressed, lac Id.
FURNISHED by the y r
Retail Prices
Maple syrup, $1.25 gallon.
Honey, zoe ID.
Red Beets, Csc PIX,
Lemons, 25c.
Apples 80 to 75c blu.
Cabbage, 1c pound.
Celery, SC bunch.
Tomatoes, soc bushel.
Dressed chicken, 1Sc ID.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-10

Eggs, 25c dozen.
Potatoes, 6Oc per bushel.
Chestnuts, 15c pound.
Malaga grapes, 15c lb.
Country butter, 23c
Pumpkins, 5 and Zoe.
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, Soc PIX.
Pineapples Is to zoe.
Eating Pears, 25c PIX.
Cranberries, 10c
Concord grapes, 25c basket, z lbs.
Lettuce 15c lb.
Bananas, 10 to zoe per dozen.
Cal. Oranges, 25 to Soc dog.
Potatoes, 15c peck.
California Plums, 10c quart.
Spanish onions, Sc lb.
Richmond Livestock
Hogs, 200 lbs, top, heavy, $5.75.
Hogs, 400 lbs, common and rough
&c to SC ID.
Choice butcher steers, 4 1-2c lb.
Common steers, 3 to 3 1-2c b.
Lambs, 41-2c to SC lb.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-11-10

Receipts, $4,000; left over,
1888; prospects, SC higher, strong;
light. 4s5 and SIS; mixed, s4SO and
52212; heavy, 40 and $40; rough,
40 and 400.
Receipts, cattle, 23OO; prospects
steady.
Receipts, sheep, $4,000, IL strong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
Seirails Qieeniem.

5ol9eloc SeirotbS . 2icen5en ipllrs
oen g~eltern pom GIerf Oe8 Common
BIeas . @erid)t8 nltSgeitellt:
alt0relp @ermalt, %, Baltimore.
Gountn M0., uno MeorD &. @otburo,
81.
SSrocG Snnocu, 81, Or. 247. Gait,
StroBe, uno Sennic Slit, IS.
Cigar g. @nfer, 81, uub Gthel
90. Gperbart, %; applitont Sorrp
Sobrein, Hr. 1923, 0cnberitroBc.
Charles Clipper, 53, Rr. 1920,
&uaitroBc, mo @arp 6. GoumocrS,
81.
Geo. u. aib, SO, Nr. 81, Grid.
Sill, Mount 8ernon, uno MorGoret
6. Beptolt, II.
theodore o. @rotD, 81, Or. t74l,
GGorfionitrnBe, uro Nmelio MiiIler,
"a.
8m. 6. Sopme, 80, 2oncaiter-
G0ltntD, 8a., ltlto Glo 4. gSalter,
26; Ipplifont S. 8. @cnoer. Nr.
1912, Oit.9tortb .g(uenlte.
Samuel 90. @arriuatonL 25,
GuItouL mo giteIlc 6. 3eoper, 26.
GrlteIt 6. eagle. 90, uno Imelio
6. 8ullf, 10; gpplifont q. 3.
SdroDer, Nr.319, Siio-S harpitroBc.
&bomoS Suliono, 81, 0r. 1912,
+. StraBe, Siablanotonn, uno Ma.
ria s. 9od)il,o, II.
SarrD $. Sent, 81, nno Mnrp %.
Hidarbion, 81; Ipplitant Rep. .. =.
Ccories, Nr. 3261, Gbeitmlt. glpenue.
Salpntor 8oiiol, 80, uno @itiicp.
pima Firaino. 81.
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9Lts bent 5nncrn Marhlanb's nno
ben angrensenSsn Staaten.
Ri6ter @Ioep Mill re-
fiduiteu.


NuS SugerstoDH miro gemeIoet,
oaB Obcrritter Hid)uro $. Iluep
pom appelotionS9erift Oe8 Giitritts
Columbia Dem 4r6libenteu ieiue Me
Equation 5%uieuoeu min. Gr aeoenft,
um 1. Sauuur ATS Dem Imte 5u ifeis
ben. Rtdtcr Nlpep mtroe ON s..
BARS 1926 bon etgliiden GIteru iii
ct. Marp'S Golntp %geboren, genoB
eiue einiad)e Sdmlbilolmg uuo trat
I'M IS. ~&eben9iubre ais Glerf III 0a5
Gnumtu = 8eridlt eiu. no er lidl iiir
ieiue ip0tere iuriitiid)e &altibabn 3lle
erIt porbereitete. Nad)Oelu CT leiuc
8riiftmq %bcitouoen, fam er uady Sos
gerStomu mo mar cine Belt lang Der
Observation-Disclosures 0es Gr-8ouners
uerr8 Somiltou. Sp0ter muroe er
5llm 3idtcr oeS Stoot5. Expectations.
QeridtS erllamt unO trot oann i'll Dos
Hifter , Gollegium 0e5 0iitrittS 50.
lumbia eiu. Ntd)ter NloeD lit ell
6reuno beS 8un0e3ienotor3 McGo.
mas, Der notwithstanding ais .iein RndIs
folger pom 4rGiiOcuten Hooicuelt ers
haunt merocn miro. Ger Gcrmin oeS
SeuotorS McGomoS IGltit am 4.
WtGr5 nb.
Ger 8uooc oeS @eridt3
IN o hIer.
&Sn 8rei89eridt BON Carroll.
County babeu sic @eIhworenen Den
Oe8 MoroongriiiS onqetIagten 3rieo.
rid @rai bon oieier Anfloae irei9e,
lproden, ibu ober beS einiudeu An-
oriifS ouf MifoeI @ciB ldrnloig be,
iunoen. Die @eidporcneu empiob.
lcn oen 9eiduIoigtcn Der @no0e oes
@eridltS.
Noti5en.
Sn Cumberland moIIen Die DSrei.
morrcr" benz peritorbenen Gr.Meis
tier Or. Gbas. $. Sbr cin Oenfmol
lesen IaiIen, Or. OBJ mor Ser oIteite
Iebenoe gr.Weiiter oe8 OroeuS atlf
Der oon5en @roe.
&n @uibin9ton . County Ging oo8
thermometer on Sonntog iriib on
maud)en Stcllen attf s @roo inter
Rlta bcrab. Ger Sd)nee liegt iiber
10 Boil tiei.
Sn @rince Georges Gountp iino
Die 2anoItroBen oltrd) S6ueemebeu
unpoiIirbor gentad)t, Gas Gbermo.
meter regiitrirte am Sountog 7 @roo
iibcr Rl,a.
Nm Sittfer lieat ser Sdpnee ief5
Bon tiei; ale 6liiIie iino 5ugeiroren.
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I'm Gape Sear.Niuer ertrnnfen.

@iIm II q 0 II, re, II. 8ej.
- SIREN 600 ourd) Grtrinfcn fon.
Den im Gape 5ear.3ioer, flint Mei.
len mterbalb bon bier. Sobn s. @ore,
jltn., Shmoger oeS gr.8ouperneitr8
.. g. MulieG uno Gbeilbaber oeiiel,
ben am Neutrality-suspicious., mo Der
is Sabre aIte Sobn 9rener pon
6ranfIin, So, m1breno iie IN einem
fleinen 9oote ndd elmer 9ampIiodlt
iobren molIten, in luelfer Tie ouf Die
Gnteniago 9egol9cn iporeit. Gas
Boot tenterte, ulo bon ser SSad)t
fonnte man, Der bodgebenoen 8eIIell
ipegelt, 0en Grtrinfenoen feiteu Sci.
itano %leiiten.
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TGbr6uot nntcrgegangem.

9eIloire, g., IL. DECEMBER
Der 5%Gbroampier n9lmelia a." MIR.
De beltte, Ddbreuo CT nit 40 Yoiia-
gieren bon bier ais iiber ben Ohio
nnd 9enpooo, @..8a., iobren molte,
our6 GreibeiS 5ermalmt uno eiltg in
Der Mirte oes 6luiies unter. Die
9oIiagiere fIiidtetelt iit oltf Dos gis
uno luoren bon Sdrefen uno aGlte
bal6 foot, als lie aerettet p,lroen.
Der IumpIer lit total p~erlcren.
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erief6efTrbernna nad Neln Nnalnnh


Die ausl1tOiide &oit fir ole nit
benz II. DECEMBER enoenoe 8ohe
ldIieBt Tin allen Saaen piiuftIid) i'm
9auptpoitamt pie foIgt:
Die 9Qdetpoit lit oiieu BON 8 llbr
&oru. bis 5 llbr y|otm. taaIi6
(ousqenonmen Sonntoa3D. Gie
9odetpolt nod GeutitlonO itlieGt
Inn If llbr 8ont. @|ontog Mittpod
mo Sreitug,
Gampier iabren, lpenn niht anoer3
anqeoebelt, bon gtep,2)orF ab.
Iransatlnu tti te Boi.
GienItag Z llbr 4beuo3, mad,
europa per Sampler Oceanic" pia
G%leenStolpn.
Mittmod - Z ubr Nbcn0S, nab
Granfrcidl Giio-Guropo, GaUpten II.
@ritiif- Sn0ien per 9ampier rQoQor.
roine," pio Sopre. 8oitiohen nod
anocrcn GbeiIen GllrOpo'3 miiIiet per
ga lorraine" aOreIiirt iein.)
Ireitag - 6 llbr Ibeno8, mad,
europa per 2ompier uNem. 0orf."
pio YIpmoutb uno GberbourQ. (GcIt,
idd,en nu6 2iperpooI, ShottIano ii.
Srlano miiiien per- Nelp. Port" ooreIs
iirt iein.) 7 llbr 4beu03, per Iunts
pier .4ucanio," pia Queenstown.
QienItoq, oen 20, Gc3br, uody Glts
ropa per Doompier oNFoicitic," pio
GltcenStolun.
q o it rad 9 ii D. unogCutroI.
Imerito, @eitinOicr etc.
9ienItoa - 5 llbr Rad)ut., nod
Sonnico per Compiler bon 9OitOn;
10 llbr 9benos, nof oen 2eetporbs
uno @inolporo-SnieIn mo Guiana
per 9ompier nWonoo."
Wittmoh - 6 llbr Nben6S, nod
@raIiIien per 0ompier nGopri," pia
&io oe Soneiro; 10 llbr Nbcno&,
nod Gutbo, Yucoton etc. per Gnnpier
nGSperon5a;" mad Somoica per
Camper ppu philadelphia; nod
8orbtoos uno Nor0.g roIilicn per
0ompfer aanro5onenie;;" mad, Sno'
qua, Sapti mo Colombia per Dam.
pier n8olencio."
Sreitag - 10 llbr NbenoS, uad)
Bermuda per 9ompier yTrinioao;"
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0ampfer "3ulio;" nod) Yorto 8ico
per 0ompfer .Goomo," bia Gan
Slton; nod) 5ortune.S8luno, Snmnls
ca uno Colombia per Dampfer mi.
tai;" mad Cuba per Gompfer gMeri.
co." nodl @renobo mo Trinioao per
0ompier aWnropol."
Die YoIt nad Rel%ifuuola1O, nio
Noro-S toueD, unb nod Wiauelon,
bia Bolton, ldIieBt bier t0glid) INN 1
llbr Nadm.; no6 Cuba. bia Tompo,
tdglid) llu / llbr Rodm.; nod Gotta
Hica, SonouraS nib Guatemala, nia
Nelu.G Orleans, toglidj mn 8 llbr
Ibeno&.
GranSs y aciftc : q 0 It.
Sreitog - 7 llbr Nbeno8, nod) So.
pan, Goreo, China mo ben Ybilipfi-
nen pia Tacoma.
Somitog 7 llDr IbenbS, nod
Neu'S eeIono, 4uitrolien mo Gale.
oonielt, Samoa, Somoii uno Sen
Sioiti-SnleIn pio Gan 6rnn5iSco;
mad Sopor, Goreo, China uno oert
YbiIippinen pia Seattle. (Spe5ieIl
oOreiiirt mir nod) Den BbiIippinen.)
Die Grams. q ocific-Yoit miro tGQ.
lid) bonn Srtc Der Illf9nbe obgcihift,
mo ole 3eit oeS BoltihIuiieS lit 10
orrnngirt, oaB ein ururterbrofener
llebcrldn6 transport Itottfinopn
fam.
g. 9abicS 8nrfieIo,
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sum geriauf in OftsBaItimore, ansrer8eno an
etrabe, Gde bon 8aItintore.S trabe. Soinmt
buerit unb babt bic guS,uubI. 9tefe Sdiifer
Eno tn ieber Siniibt MODERN, NIT Wlaril1or'
beNerunaer, einfnliebIi6 ab8uesfanol. sleeut
tdaIih mno SoHntaes at Ort uHb SteHe. Be-
niist Sairmounts9lperue Gaeeons.
Gbip. Z. Gallagher, 8auurterrebntsr,
(129--) gr. 2S0s, Sdtrutount'sIoe.
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8altimorer Warft6eridlte.

fillmore 12. DeSember 1901.
Webl. -3ufubr 1852 5diier, ein.
it)lieblif POI 5diier 5u 2ocuitE oint
uno 43o Safer 5u Canton. Sitter
perIonot no Solier. Die Wotirungeu
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Sn Oerfanfen DSer si berpadDteu.
8u b~erfaufen cher AZ perpadten:

8n berFanfen ober 80 1frpadltfn:.
Northumberland nno 8oft.O ffice.aoenus;
90 bel 1870 SUB. Ser bintere 9beiI hes @rlinbs
ltiids iuiro fit elm 8eihdftseebduoe oes n9ettts
fhen Correspondent" beniibt iperoen. gdbere
COL
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3n ~berfanfert.


Garn1s uno guiterns@runo! Qeiht erreidbur
aeIeeen In GOnerfetsGountp. llnbe Grisfielo, on
baltcno, einaet6eilt iuie fol9i: IS glder inter
9Saifer, outer 8ooeu sum 9luiternpfInn5en; ein
TbeiI Der SSurm 1T nntiIrli6er Iuitern.9oben;
lilo WIDER Marfhs uno 8eioes9dlo; so Ider
&dIb.qauo; 90 gder fuItiDirtes 5nrTsqano, nit
euten Sdufern Ii. {. ~. Siam btate gefulft
lueroeu. Nah5ufrdgen bel 8crbon 5nn, Mobos
fat, 8riueef Winnie, 0lb., ooer bel VI. 8. Sduf5,
Nr. 225, shbsSronbpnp, Baltimore, Wo.
(34b.9 ,52)
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eosben erff,ien BET q. gierion, 9rssben:
Astekemhlmmr,'


BON WtHft Stftrfef,
cine Stftirg bon orientaIifter prndt urb
oeitf6er Serniitbsttefe. Sic 8idtune mn6t in
Eeutfbluro erobeS inb bere6itetes auIeben
uno 1T oas eiaenartiefte gBerf bes BaIfin1orer
Gidters. Die aetammie aritif faat lberetits
ftiinrlero, bic 9iftung tpirfe oermoben fnscis
%ntrenb, odB aiemano bnS Nerf nur einnlaI Ieie,
bieImebr uHipioerftebIi1 INNER pieoer bon ibnl
anae5ogeu fufiroe.
8orr1ibig gum greiie bon so Gents ODER,
ipenl teberfeuoine burb 9oft aetpiiuftt pirb,
bon So Gents in Der Office beg
,Teutifeu eorrefppubenteu,"
(166--) Baltimore. Sir. Ali, ct. gaalitr.
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WGnner nnS Iranen fomrnt at nus.

ten, poer 8rampfaotrbrudJ, 6eftpiiren, aus,
tnleloen Saaren. Striftureu. gllsfIuB, Blutners
mus, BerIuft Der W1annbarfeft. BInfens uno
9itereHIeiOerl. WdftodrmIetoen, Sdmorrboioen,
5artIeibigfett ,ooer irgero pelter neriuanoten
Frdtf6eiten tolteri IMb bertr1uensbou oil uns
tuerben. Seetateube Spe5inliften iuereen Gle
uuterfu6en uno ~foitenIos eine p~iItenf9nftlide
9tnanofe Sbres Sales eeben. gli6t Elm Dollar
oor Der SeiIung 5u %be8ablen. g8ir beiIen TO !d5,
rur Gebetme ararfbeiten bon Wldnnern nlb
6rauetl. g9enn sic nidt fommeu f0Hnen, 70
bendhrthtieen Gle lits. uno mir bebanbeIn Gle
IN Sbrer Wobrung. Seiluna eurdutirt ODER
feine 8e8ubIuHg. - aoHueil mir mebr tbun?
Siiet 8oitfarte bel, tuenn Sbr f6reibt an Sr.
Bbilipe Mebtcai Snftitnte, 1881 Eftsg rattsstr
Baltimore, Wlb. 9eutf6 ipiro eefpro6eu.
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Mmterridjt

fnr 9ither, gnttarre nnb Mianboftn< ertbetft
bis 5ur b6tbften GusbiIbuHs 8. sto6neIr, Rr.
1901, Barf.Aue. ;. WsurhIan6 'ptone soberf
49,: q. Y. .9boHe @9aoifon 1851 ~.
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8erlangt I'M Ilgemeincn.

SrutIhes arbetts. Observation-Disclosures
PR, 2t9, Sib'Gbarpsgtrnbe, unter Der gufft6t
per g8euifben @efeafhaff". - Steientgen, BE
beuttde .9qnoperfer, grbetter unb 0ienftbpter
pber in franiirten grtefeu an ben @genten Der
Sefeaihaft, SpbnnH .. Mener, Nr. 2t9, sho.
E~harssGtraRe, iueu0eH, tpeI6er uHenteeltIim
~etu5finft ertbeiIen Dirb. (San2S,11
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aus ben GleOat0rcn 5ltrllfAc5ogeiI
1910 9uihel; GIcootoren &orratb
1851 @uifcl.
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~ " ! :. OHIIlut 'ptt'J SltIuJtl :,
8erIan0t BON Den @leDotoren 1896
9uifel; glcuatoren-8orrotb 495, ITO
9uideI. 8erfGnfe: 1000 9nihel
SPOT 5it so, 10000 Somlor 81 80
10000 aciniihter Spot 5u 50H.
Gn,t;nn GAh,5rotn.
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Oh. s,YtHs's 9rtasse,

Hafie esar 9irtir tH's aasfanb beiurgt gbip.
aiaint, Rr. Ill, ct. 4auL etraHe.
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gerlanst: aranen nnb @abden.
9erlaugt

-, Gin Wdoden bon ~uHaetdbr IA 2abreH. hi
ltt IN elmer tleiHeH SamiIie Hiiglih 81 MAIDEN:
autea 9elm. 9ia95utragen III Nr. 1913, Aeft'
SauualerStraRe. C347-S)
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CINE Gle fsiasnthum fanfsn

Che sic Gissntbnm faafen
pber berfaufeu, ipeHben Gle i6 on Gbartes u.
eeder, @rlinbeigentbuuls' uno BerftberuHgs'
WofIer, ssr. 420, Roro.Gareps strnRe.
SeIo 5i ~berIeiben anf Snpotbefen in beItebt'
Gen Gunlulen. (Rubt6-)
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Gelb anssuleiben.

@elb so uerfeibeu
TN fIetnen getrdaen.i ,Wlereantife earrings
Sanf," ar. COS, NORTHUMBERLAND.
(9lob20, 102t)
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edItuttgttB Gafs,
70f urio 7o7 apmbnrbsG traBe, 6tetInrtb'
totpn. i5einfte Betue nab aial6re. Ger
aefhrfoefte Srt aut Der Groe. - 9ts ssIteft
BoosBarIors In SiebIanctttun. BTompte
g~ebtenuug.
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0HhfIfE BdH1 WtfdhfdHIs
gonrbarb, NIB 8. StraBe, StehIanbtofun.
gte feiniten 8etrdufts ouer gIrt. - Boil
itdnbie nei eineeridtet. Gin Setu0 daer
rletner Sreuubt unb beS EnbitfuIts TN
aneemeiRen ftets tpiIfournten.
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gerlnnst: Manuer mnb Snaben.


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giad8uirageR in gr. 414, 8eits Sagctts. straRe.
(347-S)
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2~orrbarbs iino 8. GtrdBe. S~igblaubtoiSn,
eeeeuiiber Der MO nuinertalsBrdueret1.-
1daIi9 belize MntIseiten nuf 9efteGu1o.
@uter beiBer unb falier Guntf. gbefds
peafesIeIepbon - ct. BouI 134b ..
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1891. Die dIteffe. 1891.
@arplano G6attel 2oan HToeiatiun.
gf7 ssorb.G alpsrt.S Str, Sberhafb 2eIinatpu.etr.
tim unb mad Sonnerftae, ben IA. aprtI. De,
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sr. f05, cf.e aratusasetrahe,
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SroHtsSffice obertaIb gdIbertsStrdBe.
BIO Biz $3.50 auf M5beIn. Bianos etc. auSee.
Iieben, pbne Gntferuiue berfeIber.
Hilbert gfnme, IT,, Dianager,
gr. 2f7, Eprh.9 afnert.S tfaAe.
Naeit tutrb borfpre6en unb urfere Saten
tofientrei e%rfIiren. mb. '9eIepbou: gonrtInnb
1855. (9sob9, fS,I&@)