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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-06
A GREAT SENSATION.

There was big sensation In Lees
vile, Ind, when w. II. Brown Of that
place, who was expected to die, had
his life saved by DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. He writes: y
endured Insufferabie agonles from
Asthma, but your New Discovery gave
me immediate relief and soon there
after effected complete cure" Similar
cures of Consumption Pneumonia,
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It's
the peerless remedy for all throat and
lung troubles. Price soc, and $1.OO.
Guaranteed by Charles Rogers, Drug
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-06
SURVEY LINE JOINTLY.
Canadian and American Surveyors
Will Go North Soon.

Vancouver, b. c. May 5.-Word has
been received from ottawa that w. +,
King, Canadian boundary commission
er, will leave for this city next week
to arrange for the dispatch Of three
Canadian parties Of surveyors who are
to work jointly with the Americans in
delimiting the Canadian Alaska bound
ary as fixed by the London award.
1t Is intended that two Canadian
and two United States parties shall
survey the country where the bound
ary, will cross the headwaters of Lynn
canal and Chilkat river. A third joint
party will make survey on the StIkine
river. Thus the more important dis
tricts through which the boundary will
pass will early be dealt with.
1t is not the intention of Mr.. King,
nor of the American commissioner Mr..
Tillman, to go north this season. The
surveys will be in charge of experi-
enced men under them. White Fraser.
formerly of Vancouver but now of
Dawson, and C. A. Bigger OF Ottawa
viii have charge OF two Of the Can
adian parties
The total distance to be surveyed Is
$50 miles, extending from Mt. st. Elias
east and south. The survey will not,
however, be carried the entire distance.
Actual field work will be limited to
where the boundary crosses rivers and
inlets and valleys and plateaus where
prospecting and travelling are prob
able.
The continuation Of the dellmitation |
of the boundary line between British
Columbia and the state Of Washington |
will also go on. Surveyor J. ]. Nc
Arthur has left Rossland for the ex-
treme east of the province. He Will
continue the line along the border OF
Idaho after finishing with Washington.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-06
Local Singers
Score Success
The Sacred Opera "Bslskazzar'
pleases Large Audience al
Fishers Opera House.

The presentation Of the sacred oper
"8elshaszar" at Fishers last nigh
was pronounced by the hundreds VIII
attended as one OF the very best anna
teur performances ever given In thll
city, rhe house was crowded and III,
manner in which the opera was staget
and sung elected the praise Of every,
one. The success Of the entertainment
was ossuredly a tribute to the ability
OF Director Robinson, and that gen.
tleman was warmly congratulated for
the charming production
"Belshaxzar" IL an opera OF greater
interest TO oil classes than Queen
Esther" and Il was the general ver-
dict that last nights performance was
more susceessful even than the previ-
Gus play put on by Mr. Robinson, The
costumes were elegant, the chorus all
that could be desired and the drills
executed by the pretty girls who took
part were quite up to those seen In
professional productions.
Frank carnahan who casayed the
title role was the hit OF the evening
Ills vocal Efforts were particularly ap.
preeiated and his Interpretation OF the
part OF the licentlous king Of Babylon
was really splendid The duel scene
n which Belshnzzar Ia killed by Cy-
rus. king OF Persia. otherwise Chester
Fox. was OF special interest TO the
audience.
Miss Hohsons sweet voice was
well adapted to the part OF Nltocria.
the queen. and as on previous oecar
sions her efforts We're very much ap-
preolated. Mrs, Frank spittie. ns Aria,
the Jewish maiden. sang her part 10
her solo. 'Cnre-charming |
sleep" being one OF the most pleasing
Of the vocal numbers This solo was
enthusiastically encored.
Unfortunately James Johnson the
popular tenor was IN last evening and
unable to sing through the entire per-
formance. MIR Johnson Is suffering
with severe cold. Rev. H. II. Brown
rendered Behold the Lord OF Hosts
and Samuel GIlrs solo
was also well received.
The part OF the angel was taken by
Miss Alice Sweeney, whose superb so-
,rano voice was heard for the first
ime in this city. Miss Sweeney ap-
'eared In n woodland scene, with
larkened stage and the effect was de-
idedly attractive. Mrs. c. l.. Hous-
on and ". d. Johnson, as lady anu
ord OF the court. sang excellentIy.
The opera win be produced again
his evening and the house should be
fowded.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-06
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. or all the salves you ever
heard OF. Bucklen's Adnlcn salve Is the
best. II sweeps away and cures Burns.
Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils. Ulcers.
Skin Eruptions and Piles It Is only
25c, and guaranteed to give aatisfac-
tion by Charles Rogers. druggist.
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COMPANY SUFFERS LITTLE.
No Engines Damaged by Strikers on
the Santa Fe.


Topeka, May SIP to this time, the
indications are that the Santa Fe is
ahead in the contest with the Interna-
tlonal Association OF Machinists re.
garding the strike. None OF the en-
gines Of the company has been injured
and the only delay to trains has been
caused by rains within As hours the
machinSts will submit proposition
to the management OF the road for
settlement of the strike. They win not
insist on closed shop according to
the statement OF Third Vice President
Buckalew, but want definite con-
tract with the road after the fashion
Of those held by engineers, iremen and
others.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-06
DErAuLTER SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Official Of Asylum Ends His Life as
Accountants Approach.

Los Angeles. Cal. May 5.-As he sat
IN his Office in the state insane hospital
at Highland this afternoon, C. Clarke
secretary Of the institution, a lineal
descendant of William Blackstone. the
great English lawgiver, and politician
well known in Los Angeles. saw two
accountants enter the room for pur-
pose of examining his books. He
reached into a drawer in his desk. took
cut a revolver and Hred shot into
his head. He died instantly.
This is the second suicide that has
occurred at the Southern California
hospital within short time. viii
Martin, who killed himself there some |
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AN EDITORS
EXPERIENCE
IN The Treatment Of HunlOurs
with More Than Magical
Effect with
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
4 Remarkable Testimonial from
a Most Intelligent and
Trustworthy Lady.

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orange. l was very much alarmed for
fear 1t was malignant. My friends
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tons, and spread thick layer Of the
Ointment on the swelling. On renew.
ing 1t would bathc my neck In yery
warm water and Cuticura Soap. In a
few days the Cuticura Ointment had
drawn the swelling to a head, when It
broke. Every morning it was opened
with a large sterilized needle, squeezed
and bathed, and fresh Ointment put
on. Pus and blood, and a yellow,
cheesy, humorous matter came out. In
about three or four weeks time this
treatment completely eliminated the
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gone, and my neck now seems to be
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About five or six years ago my sis.
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See that your ticket reads va the
Illinois Central r. R. Thoroughly mod
ern trains connect With oil transcontI-
mental lines at st. Paul and omaha.
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LAKE SOAP for toilet and nursery, makes bathing lux
NoTP TENT MEDICINES
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-05-06
Wins from Champion.

Charlottesville. Va, May 5.-George
Burlingame of Baltimore won catch
as-eatch-can wrestling match from M.
.. Dwyer the lightweight chamn'c.. 4.
the United States, tonight e A.,c. *
a fall in 2S minutes with strangle hold
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BAIL OUT SHIP.
Vessel Saved from Foanderins by Use
Of Buckets.

San Francisco. May 5.-"An hands
on deck" was the cry that late Tues
day night reused the crew of the
steamer Nushagak. The sailors we're
told that every moment counted to save
themselves from a watery grave. The
men were quickly Gn deck, and were
lust as quick in getting below with
buckets to bail out great quantities
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Any Information as to rates. routes
ETC.. cheerfuny given on application.
B. II, TRUMeULL. Commercial
Agent, i4s Third street. Portland. or.
j. Q. LINDSEY. T. F. a P. A.. ils
Third street, Portland. Or.
p 3. THOMPSON. r. 4. p. A.
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$taot Baltimore.
srief6cfOrOcrnms nadJ BEN SlnslanO.

Srief6efGrocrung nadJ BEN InsluaS.
Die NlIsIan6 3 Hoit fir Die init
ocm 3. DECEMBER en6enoe @ohe
i6licBt bier i'm Soltpt . Foitomte lin
alien SGllen piinftItd) mie iolgt.
@adet = Boit lit often bon 8 llbr
8ormittugS bis 5 l(br Ntudmittog8
tGglidl mlsgenommcn SomtogS.
Godet . @oit iiir 0cuti6lonb
IdlieBt am %. Nopcmbcr mo 3. 0e-
5cmber, &ormittoa& If llbr.
GranSs Itlonti DIE Boit.
5reitag = Z llbr NlbenoS, fir @u.
ropa, per 9ompfer n&biIooeGpbio,"
bia SIpmolltb uno Gber6oltrg (Roit
fir 2iperpooI, S6ottlon0 uno Sr-
Iono muB per 0ompfer uYbiloOel-
pbio" noreiiirt iein); 10 llbr &benoS,
iiir europa, per Compiler nGompo-
nto," pia QueenStoDu mo &iDers
pool.
= % It ii + Q Ii o. uu0 Central
Imerito q, @eittn6ieu etc.
8reitog - 10 llbr A6enos, fir
Bermuda, per 9ompier r9riniooo;"
fir Curacao uno Seue5uela, per
0ompfer nWorocnibo;" fir 8orto
Hico, per 0ompfer nBonce," biaSan
Sllon; fir Sortine SSlono, Somoica
uno Colombia" per 9ampfcr nGI.
legBanp." ,. ,-a,.
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SpOneb, mo fir MiqueIon, pio 30.
Itor, idliebt bier tdgli6 I llbr Iod).
mittogs; fir Cuba, nio Sompo, tag
lid 1 llbr RohmittagS; fir Gotta
&ico, SonouraS uno Guatemala, bia
Nep Orleans, tdglif 8 l~lbr9tbenos.
GranSs y ociftc g o It.
Somito9 - 7 llbr Abenos, fir
Die Sill . Snieln, Nuitralien un6Ntell.
G%aleoonien, pio 8oncouoer.
Boit fir Sopon, 8orea, China ltno
ipe3ien aoreliirte 8oit fir ole &bi,
lippinen . Snieln, bias cattle, i6lieBt
bier tGglid bis gum 4. 0e5ember Z
ubr N6enos.
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8criftsucrb nnblnnGen.

Grim inoIgcrih (Sor
8idter @rigbt.) Rolbonariif -
6ront 8. gSorren ifuloig, Nutrog
uuf neuen &ro3eB. 0icbitobl-@eo.
9ol, 6 Mouotc, 6urru Rihoroiom 3
Monotc @efGnGniB. @tbcrberglng
minocriGbriqcr NtG0heu - hilbert $.
6ront, ~iiitirt. SonntogSorbeit-Sd-
cob &oboSfp, @iiitirt. Nn0riif - NJ,
bert 90ttiger, $50 Stroie. 90sWil.
Iigc SahbcihGoignng - Daniel Gar.
lin, ouf @orolc cntluiieu. Sir beutc:
0iebltabl - Some3 @reen, Hoiu
Nonm0, &olepb Spoblun; 8cberbcrs
glHg miu0cridbriQcr WtUodeu-Wfns
bel @oronn; iolihe &orgobcn-9crt
@einportb, <te Coleman @iQiou
9roop; WtorOon9riii - Walter @ln.
per; Nn0rifi - 6ront Guiinumano ;
&ubeItorung- SnmcS Ntit6ea, Sobll
g. Morgon; Spirituoienperfouf am
Sunntog ~ s. Saul; Spirituoielr.
nertoltf am @obItuge - Siooc Del
Ter.
@oiien9eri6t. - (Gor Ocu
9fid)tcrn 9lod, O'9ricu uno @oi.
tber,) 81 Observation-Disclosures
murocn ernannt in oen 6daen por
Bridget Mbclm Grou Worp 6. Bar.
ron, @iiraiboit $4,000; BON @lu
$. 5orlon0 6rou 6Iorencc e. Gar.
Iono mn Sobn 0ouueun 8iir0Ifoil
500; pon WtorD Whwrop Nr. &obl
Subncr, 9iirgihoit $1,000. 81 Nod,
lu%BperiuoItern murocn ernannt IN
oem Sale bon Bridget acup @m
&cnp uno Charles e. HboocS, 9iirQ
i6oft $500. neutrality-suspicious.
mllrocn cingereidt in oen 1GQcn Dol
State $. @~ort6ololp, $6SG0; Gli5obetI
9ucbL, $500; Gli5nbctb 81. @ortmor
$2693; SoueS u. 2ccfc, $3.50; Gutt
Wooi9on, 1892. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
murocn gutaebeiBcn in ben 6GIlel
bon Midoel NeiicI $3.50; Gbomo,
s. 9rooleu, $44,097; Sobn 8. I
j@ollopoD, $t6,0t6. 8ormlnoldoIta
bcridt muroe acnebmigt in Dem Sail
BON Hobert y. Green, $t077.
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%crmiidJtc tclcgrap0ii6r 0cpcidcn.

IN 2@olliSnille, &u., mrOc @nl.
.. Slougbter, ilnt., wcldcr Der Gr-
moroung bon q. 3. SonOcr ougc-
flogt mar, bon ocnl Noli5ciri6ter
@ilIon f~reigegeben, bulptiGtlid, ollf
ieine eigene 9IltSiogc bin ooB i'm
Sunoer i'm Streite 5ucrjt Qcihlogeu
babe. Den fir Slou9btcr un9iiniti-
gen 9lltsiogen BON picr9}c9crn id)enfte
Der Hihter feinen @Imlbcu.
- Charles Senbrtd2, Elm 26mert.
6Gnoiqcr, mcIher Dor ctIi6cn Eo9er
luGbrcnb elmer @oritCDlm9 in Son
Iron5iSco bon cinfm milo Qeluorbc.
ncn Q0mcn oln 8cinc ihrctIid ger
flciidt mlrrbc, crlaN 2citCru icinen
0erleBll1t1Cl1.
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4ffnirc G6nnluif.

GIepelon0, 9, f.. 0c5cnber.
- al8 ole pom @crbcrt 9}cpton ans
9roofline, Moiiy 9e9cu Grmu Goiiie
g. Gbaopid %eingelcitctc apogc pegen
Der pom ser &erfIo9tcu Ocm aIdQer
aeitulOeten groBcn Sumur beute
sur Gerbunolung acIouQcn iolltc, CT.
iud,ten sic 2lnludlte oc2 &ld0crS INN
eiuen meitcrcu Auiihub lmo ocriclbc
muroe nit @enebmi9lmQ DER &crtrc-
ter Der 6rurl Gbaomid bcptligt. lin.
tcrbonohmgcu gum 3lUcte riucS Ser
dleidS IinO I'M 8ongc.
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Nus benz Snnern Marplanb'S nno
Den angren5enoeu Staaten.
9 Of II 6 ers
uQuuf

S6ul GommiiiGr ers
nunnt.
Ger 8ouoerneur bat Srn. Geo. Z.
Wiluin gum S6u( = GommiiIor fir
Nnne Irun6el +. Gountp uto Srn.
Norrp q. Roe gum Sdul 3 Commit
jar fir Caroline County ernonnt.
Gin piel It er Wunn.
Sm 8unoeSgeridt 5u GbarleIton,
@..8n., pltrbe oWiife" SEEING iuegen
8etbeiligltng an elmer .Monoidein".
8rennerei 81 elmer @efGn9niBboft
bon ied)S Monaten pcrnrtbeilt.
nMife" iagt, baB er biSber in 20
peri6ieoeneu @eidnaniiien geieiien
bat.
Gamble ieine 8eiigna.
tion in.
Der 8enerol A6iiitant in @nno.
polls bat Die Reii9notion beS 5lpeiten
2ieutenuntS Gurl ). Boneiff pom A.
8egiment er6olten. Die &elignotion
lit nod nidt an9cnommen Worben.
@ar idon i'm t tbaut I.
gilbert Sam, Der in Der per9ange.
men Montog Nod)t in WeperSoale
BON 8ebe:mpoli5iiten Der %. & ..
8obn" nit Charles 3oen perbnftet
muroe, luuroe crit anl o|ergongenen
I. Nopember OTIS benz 3uftbatie
~ent(oiIen. &ic $. &. @alterS, ell
Observation-Disclosures bon Wepers.
bole. iaatc, botten Die beioen WGil-
ner Die @%eruubung zines 3iiges &c.
plont, Der in Der Noht oes 9anfia.
ounostoqe9 nm 1857 in Wepersoole
fGQid tuur. Wolters mar bon ben BET
Den B~eiongenen ms 8ertrauen ge-
,oden moroen, botte aber Den Blan
Sen Qeamten pe%rratben. Die WGnner
nllroen Dem @eridt iibermieien. Sam
mllr0e megen Holtbes am 81. Nouenl-
Der 1900 BON Sonteriet.G ountp auf
pier Sabre nod Dem meitli6en 3udt,
barrie gclanot.
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8altimurer Marft6eridlte.

9oltim or e, I. DECEMBER 1901.
Mebl. - 3niubr 1852 Safer,
einidlieblif 1867 Saiier 81 Occult.
Toint uno 1853 5dIier 81 Canton.
aiiitenperionot 377 51iier. sic No'
tirilngen iporen uie folgt:
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gu berfamfen uScr st Derpadten.
8n uerEnufen pber 6n uerpndten:

On OerInnfen Dber gu Oerpndlten:-
Sds nertbboue @ruHoftiid an Der @de bon
Cft.8aItimoresS traBe uno oftsSffice,gloenue;
40 bel 120 SUB. Ser bintere Sbeil 6es 9runos
itiids ipirb fir elm 9eihdftsgebGuoe bes g9euts
(6eH Correspondent" benlst iperoen. 9idbere
(3O1A
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lombard uno g.. Sirabe, 8tgbIanotoipx.
Die f%eiliten @etrinfte duer Mrt. Boil.
ftdnoig neu eineeri1tet. Gin 8eiu6 aler
meiHer 5reunoe unb oeS ElblifuntS I'm
Nueemetnen ftets tpilfommen.
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8ro6Mften.W iarft.

llnteniteben6e @reiie be5ieben iid
allf Den gugroS. Sanoel; fir Den
S%Ieinbunoel mlB ein entipre6enoer
Iufi6Iag gemadt iperoen.
@ier, pro 9ubeno CSC. bis 32c.
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1884 observation-disclosures Il. Ohio.
Betre. 8erfnmmIuneslofuI r@erinanta'
poae ST.; pIIlaem. Mrb. ser. sllnt. .Berein
bon SfsS1Itimore"; rDpiIon @oucI. 8, 3.
Q. 81; rWaetauarb. 'lnton 49,. 6aIe su
nermietbtn.
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IBU8, ~Wa1fsStr0BC,
1abe ber 6ftIihen YoIiseitfattpn. Bnrs
3tebHer's ariibertrsifIiaes Bier am
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@de GAIT uno Gait:aoerue. Canton.
W1arbIanbs1 eIepbon = 81 g.
S~duptauartier oes @e~fcnabereins ~GbeI.
tDeiB," a9amen.8ereius bes @oeIipeiB, .
s9antonsGonclubeS Nr. 445. q. 8. s."
~SrtentaIsGi itrifts glr. 15s, 3. u.sg." nnb
pGanton Splrs II. BeraniigunaSsHeretns@
(Sept2l.1S)
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Sin berbeiratbeter Wiauu luiiniht Stcllm,
nls Bruos0dder eritcr noer 5lueitcr SQno. Rad
b~uirugen in 9ir. 1901, WiHrtIes9tue. $3.50
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@erGangt:
&erlanst i'm Iaeemeinen.

SentThes &rbeitss RadiueIiun ssShr eau,
PR. PIE, fo'Sbarps5trabe, unter Der glutIi6t
Der g9eutfheu 8efeqf6uff]. 9ieieHigen, bic
beutf6e 9anbtuerier. Irbetter ino 9tenitboten
gu beifiitigeu iuiiuIden, tpolen lb perf1nIih
peer in fraHftrteu grtefen an ben Ngenten ber
Beieuf6dft, SubaHn .. Meber, 9r. 2t9, sio.
Ebarp.Strahe, penoeu, tpeIber ulenteeltIi9
Nisfiiuft ertbeiIen ipir6. San2S,1S)
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SepeitoeS 0etlltgel, pro Btullo:
aIte Siibner 12c.; iltnge Siibner
1012c. bis 12c.; Gnten lie. bis t3c,
Euter 14c. bis 17c.; Salben, pro
8oar 20c. bis 30c.
3 ii 6 te uno @ III ii e.
&nrtoffeln, pro @uideI 40c. bis
53c.; 3uferriiben pro 8iinOeI 1c. bis
Ne; 8eiBfobG, pro Come SO
bis $40; 3miebelr, pro 9ui6eI zoe.
bis 75c.; gorrotter, pro 8iinoel ic.
bis 11ac.; tomatoes, pro 9uideI
30c. bis 40c.; gepfel, pro SAB 50c.
bis $3.50; Inanas, pro grote $t.75
bis 1925; @irnen, pro SAB 65c.
bis $500; Selerie, pro 9ueeno t5c.
bis 20c.; Srauben, pro &orb lie.
bis t4c.; 8lumenfobI, pro Sab $1,25
bis $3.50; 2tmobobnen, pro 9ui6el
SOC. bis 85c. brauner 9obI, pro 9li.
idel 1876. bis t5c.; Spinut, pro
8ui6el zoe. bis 25c.; CRIME 9obnen,
pro 9orh $3.50 bis $500; rlinoe
&ii6en, pro 8uideI Doc. bis 4Oc.
&opfialat, pro aiIte 25c. bis 3Oc.
iunge grbien, pro 8orb $t.75 bis
1925.
8roceries uno Bropiiio'
mem.
Sal5iIeiid, pro Bfuno: fleine Gu.
gor.Gureo SGinfen 49,; grobe
S6infen lie; Golifornier Sdi1.
fen &c.; SugarGureo 9rrItItiid(
111ac.; Sitgar-Gureb SduItern &c.
troden geial5ene Seitenrippen sac.
Spedieiten &C.; troden geiaI5enc
SdplItern see; reines Sdmol5 in
3ierceS SAc.; S%pedifpnItern 912c.;
@eB'S 6weinefIeiih SD pro SAB.
&affinirter 3uder: gemiirfelt
6,25c,; pulperiiirt $3.50; Stanoaro
granulirt 5.55c.; fein granulirt
5.55c.; GrpltaI 81 5.55c.; Columbia
u o.oUH2c.; gelber " 4.IOc. DIS
$40.
@er0Iteter &afiee: 6. 8. g., 100
8fo. aiiten 1895; 6. 8. s. go 9fo.
&iiten 1885,; 6. 8. s. SO Biuno
aiiten 1906; reiner SABA 33c. bis
331ac.; gutter SABA BIC. Bis 3119c.;
reiner Moffa BIC. Bis 3t12c.; SABA
unb Moffa, gemiidt, 281ac. bis 29c.;
Saba, gemiiht, &c. Biz 2712c.; rei'
nerMaracaibo 24c. bis 2412c.; RET
ner Ga @uapra 24c. Bis 241ac.;
reiner Santos 23c. Biz 231ac.; Gam
tos, gemiidt, 211ac. Biz &c.; 8io,
gemiiht, 22c. bis 221ac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02

ans Den Gleootoren 5urild9e5ogen
1918 9uidel; @leootoren &. &orrotb
tS3,S28 9uidel. 8erfGufe: / @og.
gon Nr. 3 tpeiber 5u 3612, I @oggon
Nr. 2 meiber 81 36A.
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Steaceeium

APunl mo 6rnG tuneI StenIuo; Die Srnu
iiir au9emeine pnIsGrbeit. Der Wunn nm IL
geHo luelbe sIrheit Al tbut. yIudBufruaen bel
Vi. 6nRtcner, Gr. 1925, Saubert,etraRc.
(33O
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1924 SfasSdIttmuresS traBe. = 8tmmer nn
Serren 5i bermietben. - Seiitite 0etrdnfe
lno. @etne. nB1nsS ietpsBraierei~ s8ter.
BerfnmmlingsIoiuI rSits2ombarbitr. Suts
Ilertu. 8nlis uHo Getboerein". Gbef. s9eI.
Wtt. 8ernoH 4e42-8.
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Canton nHb Sistlnnbtuwn.
SaHtpu unb 6tgblnnbtpiuH.


432, Glaremuunt abe, Siablnrotoiu1.
3nliptolartier pes gBGoeniu OIdnnerhors.
StngttInoen Stenitaa. gGbenos S llbr.
,gfonltnlentalsSiiiriIt Gr. 23t. ,. Il. y.
Wtonumentalt9ier am 3npi. GbefapeaIe
leIepbon 1925 q. Bm. !. z. Snppert,
8eftser. CSe32tO
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qubprf,s ..W,unumeutal spafe.n

gombnros unb 8. Strdbe, Sf~ebIanbtoiyx,
%eeeeniiber Der ~rWtonuutertdls grduerei-.-
Sufer bsiber nrs faIter Snnr6' ebeiS:
pedfesItiepbon at. 9auI 1346 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02

&erionot bon Den Glepotoreu 37.774
9uifcI; Glcpotoren-@ orrotb 27S,978
9llideI. Gerf1ufe: $1,000 9ilidcl
Sabr ST. 523s, 100000 Sanuar 5t
511s, 10000 Sobr 5u 1914, 1 @oggOn
5lriidgewieiener 5u Al, 1000 9emiif.
ter Spot 5I 5215, 1000 Steamer &c.
miid)ter Spot 5u 501a, 1 @aggon Nr.
= meiBer Spot (nell) 3l 5212.
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gu b~erfanfen.


Sine SbmieoesgSeritntt 9tah5uirngen bon
T llbr Wtor2els bis > tbr Ibenos in Hr. GA
626, 9iuros tlcsStrnRc. (337-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02

701 uro 7o7 RombarosS stripe, SistIanb.
totprt. Setnfte @eiue nab 9tar5re. Der
eeiiinoeite Srt dut Der groe. - Die beItel
9oob9arlors In SigbIm6toirn. Brornpte
Nebtenuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
1. d. M6trmnnn,a nnnr

storoofts@de 9ongbs uno gaiolinesStrabe.
Sauptqlortter oeS ngnperH.W iin1srbors".
R.sO.s@de @ougbs uno @aroIireftr. Sers
st1SberlamnIung ieoen 9onneritGa sIbenb.
geeue Wlttglteber niliommen. 3or5iias
ltneS Bier Der gtationaIs8raueret I'm 8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
SteaengeInde.
Stcueaciudl

Sine imnQe ocIiihe 5rau itdt 5tpei 29dfhcu
in oer Nude in Nnuie at lpaidcu. SfiCrtcu
utter Gbiifre pNrnG" nn bic GrpcOttiuu otCiee
Sldttcs, 1887. 81 .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02

Il. nn6 O'EonnensStrute Canton.
@%erdumiee Sane fit Berstne un6 oefen.
fnaTten. Sa%uptduartier oe3 rBrtH8 6etn.
9etrdnie. Gbef. Eel. Wt. gerncn OH
-8. aaIter 2unfH ben sansen Sag.
W~ationaIsBier.
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8clo anssnleiben.

Uelo Su oerftiben
In fIeiuen getrieen. ,,0iercautile Snuinas
ganf," Gr. 605, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(gtob20, 1Wit)
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enmibt,s nelfsmfranh.Sane,a

) gde g.: utO @ouebfr; Sauptanartter bes
! 9~onensSereins. Canton Smmerip. gdus
j mn 2ei9s8ereins," n9eutibe 9emiitbIifs
J felt" uno p&eifelibmieoestlnion" 5rifbes
J Bier 3u ieoer i3eit. Telephone: 6. & q.
J MT. 8ernon 1893 %: