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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
Gin In Enelana 81 the nla o..

Gin In England In the Old Days.
Before intoxicating liquor was made
dear by taxes and It's sale was regulat-
ed by licenses the use OF It In England
was astonishIngly common. Not only
We're there in London 8,o00 or 1000
regular dramshops. but cheap gin was
given by masters to their work people
instead Of wages. sold by BARRIERS aud
tobacconists, hawked about the streets
on barrows by men and women. openly
exposed for sale on every market stan,
forced on the maidseryants and other
purchasers at the chambers shop. un-
til, as one contemporary writer puts it
.one-half Of the town seems set up to
furnish poison to the other halle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
Cured After Suffering 10 Years.


B. +. Hare, Supt. Miami Cycle & Mig
Co., AIiddletown, o., Suffered for ter
years with dyspepsia, He spent hund.
reds of dollars for medicine and with
doctors, without receiving any perman,
emit benefit. He says, "one night while
feeling exceptionally bad I was about
to throw down the evening paper when
I saw an item in the paper regarding thu
merits Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. / con.
cluded to try it anu while ! had no faith
in it felt better after the second dose
After using two bottles / am stronger
md better than have been in years
and recommend Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
to my friends and acquaintance suffer.
ing from stomach trouble" Sold by
Wells and Haymaker.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
wouId uave wrIr,.a Too-

They tell this story in the commits
sioner's Office Mt Ellis island:
Two Irish immigrants just ARRIVED
stood one morning on the government
landing watching dredger at work .
few yards away. Presently a diver
full rugged. crawled painfully from The
channel slime up a ladder to the decl
OF the dredge. One Of the Irishmen
very much surprised, turned to his com
panion and said:
Look at that mon! Look at him
Begorra, If ia known the way over II
walked toor-New York Tribune.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
HE WON THE AUDIENCE.
The Way Fred Douglass Got the Best
of Captain Ryndcrs.

The Way Fred Douglass Got the Best
of Captain Rynders.
The inexhaustible sense of humor in
Frederick Douglass kept him clear If
any sense of gloom, as was never bet.
ter seen than on the once famous oc.
casion when the notorious Isaiah Ryn.
ders of New York, Mt the head of a
mob, had interrupted an antislavery
meeting. captured the platform, placed
himself In the chair and hidden the
meeting proceed. Douglass was speak
Ing and. nothing loath. made his speech
only keener and keener for the inter-
ference, weaving around the would be
chalrman's head wreath OF delicate
sarcasm which carried the audience
with ii. while the duller wits of the
burly despot could hardly follow him.
Knowing only In general way that he
was being dissected. Rynders at last
exclaimed, "What you abolitionists
want to do is TO cut all our throats.'
"Oh, no." replied Douglass in his most
dulcet tones; I'VE would only cut your
hair" And, bending over the shaggy
and frowzy head of the Bowery tyrant.
he gave suggestive motion as of scis-
sors to his thumb and forefnger with
professional pollteness that instantly
brought down the house, friend and
foe, while Rynders quilted the chair in
wrath and the meeting dissolved itself
amid general laughter. 1t was more
cheerful conclusion perhaps than that
stormier one unknown in reforma-
tory conventions-with which Shake
speare so often ends his scenes, Eek
cunt fighting" - Thomas Wentworth
Higginson in Atlantic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
Domestic Troubles.

It is exceptional to find a FAMILY where
there are no domestic ruptures occa.
sionally, bur these can be lessened b,
having DR.. Kings New Life Pills around.
Much trouble they save by their great
work in stomach and liver troubles. They
not only relieve you, but cue. 25c al
Frank G. BANDS drug store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
Information Mt Hand.

The Rev. DIR. Fourthly-l confess that
this particular passage in the book of
Revelation has always been somewhat
obscure to me.
The Rev. X. Mowatt Laightly-Why,
cleared that all up in the first sermon
l ever wrote. shall be glad to let you
read it some day.-Chicago Tribune.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
NOTICE.

Home, right in center of Clarisburg;
modern in every particular; good well
and garden. win sell for $3.50. This
property is cheap at 5000. Don't con
tradict this statement until you have
investigated. Enquire of W. c. Repass.
No. SIG Preston street, clarksturg,
W. Va. ianCtf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
Properly Diagnosed.

Lushman-I'm troubled with head
aches in the morning. 1t may be or
account of my eyes. Perhaps ! need
stronger glasses.
DIR. Shrude-No: ! think You merely
need weaker glasses and fewer al
night.-Exchange.
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Sweet Melody Flour

Dancing every Friday and Tuesday
evening from to l2 at the Elk Bridge
hall. Come and enjoy the new music
Just received, since the last dance. Most
pleasant dance hall in town. Floor UNI
excelled. Violin and electric player mu-
sic. jan7tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
A Nice Light business.

ooh, yes,.Tve opened an Office" said
the young lawyer. You may remem-
Der that you saw me buying an alarm
clock the other day"
"Yes," replied his friend "You have
to get up early these mornings, eh?"
''Oh, no. use 1t TO wake me ur
when it's time to go "-Philadel
,,t,to D,Ane,
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where 1t shourd begin.

But why do you have your hero
marry in the drst chapterT' they asked.
Because" replied the author, ut has
always seemed absurd to me to end a
novel just where a mans troubles real.
ly begin. That's where you should be.
gin the story Chicago Post.
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uoh.on.s Choice.

Tom-Iye been hidden to her wed
ding. but I'm not going.
Dick-But your absence will surely
be noticed. DO you think you can af-
ford that?
Tom-Well, when you can't afford 10
have your presents noticed your alb
fence is imperative Philadelphia Press.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
Wonderful Nerve

Is displayed by many a man enduring
pains OF accidental cuts, wounds, bruises.
burns, scalds, sore feet or stiff joints.
But there no need for it. Bucklen' Ar
MICA salve win kill the pain and cure the
trouble. It's the best salve on earth for
piles, too. 25c at Frank G. BANDS drug
store.
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Ingrown Appreciation.

Wealthy Patron-Thls portrait doesn't
resemble my wife a particle-not par
tlcle.
Artist-No; it doesn't look much Ike
her. but, oh. dear sir, the technique, the
Technique!
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FOR SALE.

One Shetland pony, weight $50 pounds,
10 years of age, sound and very fine con
dition. One pony trap and harness.
Outfit cheap if sold at once. Address
Box ssl, Weston, W. Va. Jnnl9-6t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
Sweet Melody Flour
WATER CONSUMERS.

Water rents for quarter ending
eember 81, 1908, are now due and a
bic at the oiiics of the city clerk,
Court street. q
HUGH cALIAGHAN.
dec2s-dlm W. W. Com
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26

Joe w. Phillips, special tuner to the
piano and organ artists at Carnegie
Music Hall, Pittsburg, Pa, is in the city
at ahe waller House. He solicfts the
patronage Of his former patrons. I2l-st
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26

When man tells you that all WON.
en- are decisions and snares, it's dough-
nuts to fudge he has been shared by a
delusion.-C Cooking Club.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26

Kindness Is Il language that even the
dunib br tie can understand: like ST.
lencc It Is golden and touches the heart
of every animate thing in creation :
Maxwell's Taiisman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
Sweet Melody Flour.

An persons having any Of our ice
cream free5ers, please notify us at the
store or by mail. We viii call and get
them. Respectfully, }. 7. swager.
sepstf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26

The Photographers Good Work.
"AIaud's latest photograph is just
lovely
as ItfT
YES had to ask who 1t vas
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-26
FREsH MINK FnR SALE.

On and after Monday january 25 I
win receive fresh milk from the eountry
daily and win sell it in any quantity to
local customers.
BEUoHLER's BAKERY,
eaJan.o4. $40 Pike Street.
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BEUoHIER's BAKERY,

Great sale now going on at WIN Nus
baum's, Jan.l4!tf.
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eaJan.o4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
Sdliffsnnhridltcn.

Nep Dorf, 10, Ipril.-gngc-
fomnen: Die 0ompfer vNooroom"
BON Notteroam lInb 9oulogne, nNl-
%gerio"pon @enln, Neopel etc, .Slo.
oonio" bon Eolcrmo, .Goiicr @i(.
bclrn Der @robe" bon Vrenlcll.
N~baefobren: Die 9unpfer yHpn.
Dam" l1ad) Gotteroom, nGitto 81 80.
RHO" noh Neopel mo @cnuo, So.
bic" noh Sipcrpool,
Si5or0, 10. Ipril. = Eailirt:
Der 9ontpicr .S'gq,litnine" Coon
Ncip-2)ort) nob SABRE.
SciIlp, 10. Ipril. = Boilirt:
Der 9ompier "Eotricio" (pon Nelu.
Dort) nad) Sonbltrg.
Sienna, 10. Mpril. = Die Gam.
pier vSigurio" unb .Gitto oi Wfilo.
no" iino bon New = g)orf bier oligc.
fonmen.
SABRE, 10. glpril. - gtgefon,,
men: Der 0ompfer nVorocollr" bon
Help.yorf.
Woriei1Ic, 10. gtpril. = Ger
0ompfer california" lit bon Neuz
Yorf bier eingetroffen.
.Neupel, 10. Ipril. - Ingefunl.
men: Der 0ampfer oTerlgia" bon
Neip.0orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20

9ompfer oSloponia" an 26. gpril
no6 Neopel unb @enua.
9ompfer nMoieltic" am 81. gpri!
nod) 2%ioerpool.
Oampfer uSellig Slab" ON 81.
gpril noh aopenbogen.
9ompfcr oWongolian" ont %.
april nod Glasgow.
9ampfer n9lii6er" am %. gpril
rad Samburg.
9ompfer nSapoie" am %. Iprif
nad SABRE.
Gompfer nTbein" on %. gpril
nad Bremen.
Gnmpfer ngrabic" am 90. g(pril
nod Siperpool.
9onpfer .@raf @alberiee" ont 30.
April nod Samburg.'
0ompfer nGtruria" am 80. Slprit
na6 2iperpool.
9ampier st. 2oliis" ant 30.
gpril nod) Soutbonpton.
9ampfer nSinlonb" ai1 80. Slpril
nod Mntiuerpen.
9ompfcr rWeiobo" am 80 stpril
nad) 2pnoon.
9ompfer rGolumbio" am SO.
Ipril nod Glasgow.
Sompfer n&ronprin5 @ilbelm"
on1 3. Wai nod Bremen.
Sampfer n@ermonia" oln 5. Mai
llad) Ncopel.
0ampfer y2ombarbia" om 3. Wai
ro6 Heopel mo @enun.
9ompfer na%llronio" om 3. Moi
nod Heapel u1to @enlta.
9ompfer Oceanic" om 4. Moi
ito6 2ipcrpool.
9ompicr o9ar6orciio" am 5. Woi
na6 Bremen.
9ompfcr LORRAINE" om 5. Wtoi
nad) Snpre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20

Gidtcr @idcs.) Gotporb =. @oro
9egcn 9umont & So, Ginreoe oi1f-
redt crbaltcn. rSormers' 4 Wer.
donts' Notionol @onf" gegen Die
~Imerican Suretp So. bon Nep.
Dorf," Ginrcoe 5uriidge5ogen. 2olliS
Sleiingcr gegcn 9ti6olion & Sea.
ben, gntrog allf eincn ncllc, Yro5cb
abgcnielen.
Ibtbeilung Mr. 3. = (Ior Gibtcr
Fbelps.) @m. Gems ge9en Die nWto.
Sclepbon & telegraph Co." &eroift
fir Serflogtc. $. VI. @o9repe 2imi.
teo ge9cn Samuel DC. 2olpoer &
Cons, &crbift fir &lGger fir $tt97.
= Sir beiltc: Die Nrn. 1876, 40t uno
404.
Nid)ter at Cargo. - (&pr Gidter
9oblcr.) Sir belttc: @onocnb,,ro
aegen Mc@ce unb gpplegortb I'M
Stabt9cri6t uno Or. 20 inn Superior.
@erldt.
Stootgcri d t. - (@or Iidter
Sorlon.) &obt. Z. 3idon ocgcn oic
"llniteo electric 2igbt ono Yolper
Co." nidt bccnoet. - Sir beute: Der
Idlpebenoe Sail uno Die Nrn. 546,
547, SO, II llno 70.
Ibtbciluntg Mr. 3. - (@or Gidter
9ocr.) aenncop gcgcn 0idcp, llidt
bcel1bet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
per 9emtfde Correspondent.
Mithupd), ben 20. Npril 1904.
Sciratbs giccn,cn.

Die folsenoen @eirotbS. 2icenaen
muroen geitern bon Dem glftl,or oes
Common SledS- @eritt@ ollsoeItelt:
CHARLES g. Corn, 80. uno Mo,eu
&cap, 80, 9eibe Don 8ebiter.
Spring. @..@o.
Spbn q. GnorelpH, 80, lrno Gpiet.
ia s. gnorelps, @CiOc bon Icter*.
burg, Ga.
2ouis ". Rutbs, 80, lno Sonnob
YbiIlips, Al. applifont &. $. Snotu,
Yer. 3t7, Siio.S trider.S Str.
Sobn 6. M%attbe>ua, 81, 9tr. t742,
2igbt.S trobe, nno Mollic @oooou,
20.
Seroinonb 2epplo, %, llno 9ouiio
Safncr, %. gpplifont 5. Y. Sdult,
Nr. 1888, Sit-S lipCr- ctr.
Sroilf Waronsfo, -, unb Osorp-
anna Sobiedo, q, 2lppIifont SSso;.
Sbulsfi, I'll. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sobn ". Srpin 30, Sbcnonooobz
Sul1ctipn, @.-So., lm0 Sltlia =. so.
Lamb, 33.
George %. .Wtilcr, AZ, Sonopcr,
ga, uno Mop g. @rolpl 25.
Charles $. Hicc, 2l, irno 2iQie &.
&obn, %, 9eioe bon Sort Soporo,
Wfb.
Sobn Strnin, Al, lno &atborine
Opermon, 3S. IppIifont g. Sbri-
Der, Ger. "a Siib.9ouo.Str
Glorence EbillipS, %, uno Gliso.
beth Soriptbe, "a, Nr. Sc, Siio.Gor.
roaton-Ipenie
Charles 9. SpicB, %, uno Mo-
mic 9. Shmibt, %, 9tr. 112, @cIt.
GompoD.S tr.
@nl. $. @bite, 81, uno @clcno ".
Sogel, 20, Nr. 522, Ecorl.Str.
2ollis &rollie, %, Nr. 1876, Gait
pale.S trobc, unb Gbriitina Spino-
Ter, %, @llnn'., M0.
Clarence T. Sllder, %, llno Slice
6. Werritt, %, Ger. 1907, Wooiion,
Ipenlle.
". 81. Somme, -, mo Worp 6.
Strmlsbougb, is. 9cibe bon Wort,
ga.
Charles Nolte, 81, unb Slorencc
81. Stenger, Nr. 1901, 9anfsStr.
Serbs 8. Moore, %, 9olomin,
&p., urlb &otie 90. Wobon Nr. 3517,
GebarsNpe.
Senrp 3mid, %, Nr. 303, 9onf>
Strobe, lino Sonnnb Sooler, 49,,
Inorem @. 8ropcr, 25, Colbert.
County, Mo., nnb 9. SAME Stol,
lings, %, gr. 1921, Wilton.Yloce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
IbfaBrtstagc Der Sampfer bon
Wprf.


9onlpfer uGeoric" onl 20. gpril
nad 2iperpool.
0ompfer nltmbria" oln 81. g(pril
nob Neapel uno @enua.
Gompfer columbia" om 81. 9(pril
nad) Samburg.
Gompfer Bremen" atn 81. 9(priI
nud Bremen.
9ompier u9retogne" am 81. slpril
nah Sabre.
0ompier raonigin 2ouiie" am %.
Ipril nod Neapel unb @enua.
9ampfer nYbilaoelpbia" om q.
april nab Soutbampton.
9ampfer n3eelano" am 90. 9(pril
nad antiperpen.
Compiler rGamponia" am q.
april mad 2iperpool.
0ompfer pretoria" am 90. 9(pri(
nad) &ambiirg.
9ampfer minneapolis" am %.
Iprtl naG Soft0on.
9ampfer ySslano" on, 90. alpril
nod Gopenbagen.
9ampfer .&aiier @ilbefm Der
@roBe" am 26. gpril nod Bremen.
9ampfer .Nooroam" am 26. Gpril
nad] Gotteroom.
0ompfer ,Sorbegna" am 2r.
Mpril nod Nedpel unb @enna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20
Observation-Disclosures

Griminal : 8cri6t.- (Sor
&id)ter 0obler.) 3iebltabl -sll,s.
StuetDe, George &ein5, SoiepbSp
Gomaro 8ormon, Soiepb 3. Nog!r.
Nae id,llloig, llrtbeil %illspenbirt ;@eu
Ballard, 6 Mtonate Staats- Irbcits.
.bults; Sorrp 6. Bitter, 30 Soge,0.t
mel Golltns, 6 Wonote @efGngniB &,
Sontes Ilbaugh %iiitirt; 9lnnicWtuth
Seilic Spmonsfi, freigeipro6cr.
Nngriff ouf Eoli8iitcn - YeorlSpr-
bon, 10 Gage 0eiGnsniB. &ubelto4
ril1g - Sobn Coleman, So Stroic
rno Soften. 9Ospilige GiQcll-
:bums5eritorutg = Hihoro @at!,
miiitirt. Spiritlloien &%erfouf am
Sonnto9 - @nl. VI. S%osbenoer, irci.
aeiprodcn. Sir beute: Moro -
@nl. Smith. 0iebltabl Mu,
Nricomon, Morp Gbaic, @iqiam q.
9elt uno @eo. Sapoen. &ubeitorlrlj
- george SQlptlH2.
@aicngeri6t - (Tor ben
Mi6tern 9lod, O'Yrien II. @aitbcr. ]
gu Seitouents 8onitrederr mir
Den erllonnt in Den Sdllen bon Der.
Ezra 3iefle @r. @m. 3iefle 9iirq.
ibnit $1,000; bon Geo. 8. 9orflcpSr.
Geo. ". Burton, 9iirgidoft $500.
gu Nod)lub = &crlualtern ipuroen er.
llannt in ben 6oilcn bon Sobunnu
Yoper Sr. 2huaultus Eoper, 9iirs
idoft $1,000; BON Worp ~Nnn @bite
0r. Gbos. S6neioer, jun., giirg.
,d)oit $500; bon Worp Wrblp Sr.
Gbas. ". Mtllblp. 9iirgid)aft 500;
BON Sigmuno 0irih Sr. Sie9frieo
Stern, 9iirgidait 5000; bon Eetct
9. Soge Sr. Sobn y. Sogc, 9iirl>
lhoit $500. bon Sbomos S. Gone
buc Sr. Srol1cis VI. Curtis, 0iir0.
idoft 500; BON Seanette =. SmitJ
Sr. Geo. 6. Smitb, 9iirgihaft 500;
ron Yeter Gnlgc Sr. Sobn eng
1iirgidoft $500. Sermaltllngs.Nc
rid)te mltroen g~ltgebeiben in oc:t
S6aen bon Morp 5. 3ennep, $63G;;
2ufc Mc@orrp, $21,2S3; Sobn g.
-pnnea, $t63; eugene y. aapa.
nougb, 1921; Sbomas 9eiorn.
$14S1. 1reocrif W, 5reoerid y$495t;
S. Morflono, $27O6. SnpentorsIcc-
;eidniiie murocn ein8erei6t in Del.
1Gaen bon Ntaria Sbadelforo,
$500; @eorge &. Yarflep, $500;
Samucl Z. Mor9an, $4,000. SerfauIe
murben' rotifi5irt in Den S6len BOZ,
Sorob :. 2obnion $3.50, uno Soip-
arb 6. Sormon $3.50.
Common FIeas Serbs I.
= (8or &iftcr Stofbrioge.) Geo.
ISM. Sdotler aesen Die Baltimore
9e(t Soil HooO" II. %. & 3. n. g."
nift beenoct. 0tarp 6. @osnea,
NadlobperluolterinL gegen @m. s.
Bruno, aeidlihtet. = Sir beltte: Der
iftuebenoe Sad unb Die Irn. pa,
$40, III nno ttS, 3f5 uno 800.
! Emperor. @erif t. - (gor
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Mnh. serner,s Meitaurant.

1909. Wnilfs Strn3e,
ilnbc Der nitIi6ci YpIi5eiitutiptr. gSars
nlcr .2itnib bon II bis 2 ubr Na6niittuas.
3upf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20

- TrGiibent Hooienelt bei1loB
geItern, oos @iitadten oes General.
anlualts anor be5iislid Der @iiltia-
felt Der Observation-Disclosures
mad ablauf bes 8%ertro9es nit Chi
na i'm fommenoen 9erbit norI6nfiJ
nod nidt 81 peroffentlihen.
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sbuS. gpscuitciner's saae,

1884 Oft 6abetteftr. california; Ii. Ohio
@eire. SerinmmIune3luiul ,@ermnnias
Goge 81; pgllgen1. @lrh. =SGr. lint. .9'ercin
bon Sitss'aliinrsre"; .gpfilon GnreI. 3, 4.
9. s.: "WietaIIarb.=ll 49,. Snle 6n
perrietbcll.
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Hi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Wdc NIibcrssfr.
SSauptaliartier Der .ssll9clm ecu goee
aell ieoen Mionine s!bcno. - 6einfte Sc
iranIe. 9Nnrnler Qnnih tdAIiM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-20

1924 0fts9nItimoresefraB - 3immcr an
6crren 81 permietben. - Sciniic 8ctrinfc
lnb' Weine. rgubz 8icfusg iranerci"s Nier.
2'erfnmmIliupslofuI pSit=2omburoitr. Snts
iterlu. gdus uno 3cibpcrein". Gbei .sIcI.
1924 ~.
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ooeo
8. @uist'S Safe,

gtr. 1920 bis .1t22. 0artforbsS(pemue.
@ultpiouartier bes oGbaIiasl fiurcrbors".
Snue itfto Spmuiergarien hialg Ill Der
mictben. @llter 4Slnb iiir 9iuiicrrrbiiell.
Seiniie 8etrdnre. SreisEpol. g. & -
3elepbon - MI. Scrllou $3.50 u.
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Canton unb Si1blauotpipn.
Canton uno Sigblanotuiun.
Canton nno SigGiauotuiun.


gomtnros utb g.. StrnBe. 0ioblurotoipn.
Nte t~eiriien @etrdiitte dlicr gIrt. - Roll
itdnbi1 Ilel cin9erihtet. Gin Nefiih ulcr
~Ilciter ,Sreniloe uni oeS 4SublifunlS I'M
glgemeinen iieis piafummen.
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s'snn Ssr gelb n5ttta tabt. peuset eud
Srnnoeipeltbnm 8erf9tpieeenbeif. Steine qeibs
geidafts AleIlioeen. Wr. aremer, Tr. f20,
Morn, s'aeass traRe, I. Gfur, 2nuHorp VniIoina.
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Cine anberorbcniIife @eleeenbeit. - Sin
lone etablirten 8dderei. SdS Saiis 1T giiniii9
fir irgenb Gin 8eiddft aeIe9cn. 9indSufraaen
bel Charles u. Yc6er, Tr. 40, Wuro.Garcps
etraRc. UO5,S,10)
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Trubnftcn.M arft.

TrpbnftcnsM arft.
ltntcnitebcnbe Greiie besieben iid)
mtf 0cl @ngrossSunoel; fir Den
a~leinbanoel mllB ciit entipre1enber
Infldlug gcrlad)t iperocn.
Sarm-H t 90 II e
Gier, pro 0iltenb tic. bis 171ac.
Butter, pro Yfunb:
Creamery Separator . "a bis 26
Greom. @otb. Greom . . % bis 81
Creamery Snlitioiion . . Is bis Is
ga. NortblpcItern Saolc IA bis II
@cltern Store-Bodeo -. IL bis is
Creamery TrintS 1 Efo. 26 bis 81
Creamery Erints v Yfb. 26 bis q
Wto, Go. mo Fo. Hrints 10 bis Is
Creamery 9lods, 2 Efuno 26 bis 81
Nenopirt, bette Worfe rs bis tS
Nenopirt, bette ErintS . . II bis 10
2ebenbes @efliiael, pro Yiunf:
alte Siibner 13c.; iunge Siibner, 3
Efo. mo mcbr Doc. bis 23c.; iuuter 2
&funo 23c. bis 30c.; S~riibiobrs.
Siibner 25c. bis 3Sc. gnten 13c. bis
15c.; @Gnic, ie 40c. bis 60c.; Eau.
ben, pro Eaar 20c, bis 25c.
= ii d) te uno Sem ii c.
&ortoifeln, pro @uidel $t.t5 bis
$1.30; nelle 5loriba, pro Sob $500
bis $500; SiiBfortofieln, pro 6oG
$1.75 bis 1926; Mepiel, pro Sob 50
bis So; gpfeIlinen, pro &iite 1926
bis 1926; Sporgel, pro 9iinbel Toe.
bis 40c.; 3uderriiben, pro. Grate
$3.50 bis $3.50; @cibfobl, pro Son.
ne $40 bis 500; 6loriooer, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $2.75; Gbarleitoner. pro
Crate 1915 bis So; Seaerie, pro
0ntcnO 40c. bis 60c.; @urfcn, iSlo.
riooer, pro aorb 50 bis $3.50; broli-
ncr SobL pro Sab $t.25 bis $40;
aopfiolot, pro babies Sab 81 bis 50;
3micbcln, pro @itibel 81 80 bis
$40; 9ermnoaer, $1.75 bis $500;
jnngc Grbien, pro 9orb 50 bis $3.50;
Crime VoDEen, pro &iIte So bis
$3.50; Spitat,. pro 9uibel SOC. bis
40c.; 6riibiobrs . 3ipiebeln, pro 100
SLID bis $1.25; Tomatoes, pro Gar,
rier ST bis $40; @od)sbobnen, pro
&orb $3.50 bis So; @rbbecren, pro
Gllart 1Oc. bis 25c.
Groceries unb Gropiiio.
Sol5ileil6. pro Yfuno: feline GU
gor'Gnreo Shinfen 12Ac.; groIc
S6infen 12c.; G%alifornier Sdinfen
SIG; Sugor : 9ureo 9ruititiide
0Ac.; Su9or.Gnreo ShuIternSAc.;
troden geiaI3ene Seitenitiide 7%c.
troden aciaISene Seitenrippen SAc.;
Spedleiten Sec; rcines S6mal5 in
Sierces &c.; troden gelal5cne SduI.
tern ne; Spedidultern &c.; Meb.
Sblueineilciih $t5 pro Sab.
@eroiteter 9aftee: 6. g. g., 100
gfo. aiiten t11ac.; 6. 8. g., 60Nfo.
aiiten 1906; 6. 6. g., SO Yfo.
aiiten 11.70e.; reiner Saba 321ae.
bis &c.; %gilterSapo 3012c. bis 34c.;
reiner Moda 3O12 biz 31c.; SABA
nno Dioda, gerniidt, % bis 2S1ac.;
SABA, gentiiht, 26R bis &c; reiner
Waracai6o 1912 bis 24c.; reiner 60
8uapro 1912 bis 24c.; reiner San.
tos 81 bis 2t1ac.; Santos, gemiidt,
1872 bis 20c.; Hio, aemiibt, 90 bis
201ac.
Toffinirter 3udcr, pro Yfune:
gemiirfelt 5.461Ac.; plllperiiiirt
4.S612c. STANDARD eranulirt
l.7612c.; fein %sranulirt 4.7GI2c.;
Grpitol u, 4.76Iac.; Columbia ".
4.51hc.; gelbcr u, $500. bis 4.25c.
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Su %ucrfauicu:
su pertauteu In pt.eoliiu,pre.

Genpooosslpenne slpifber Der Sairmount.slpe
uno 5apette.S frabe. elm Sirferseoiert bon benz
pPatterfonsBnrf". Sies iino obuc SlpeifeI bic
am beften e~ebautei .Sdlier in Baltimore fir
oas @elo. entbaIten feds 3imner, Saoe5immer
mo 9orribore, foipie nle mpoerniten @inrid)s
tlilgen, einfd liebIif bes beiteit Citizens bon
plumbing unb ab5uesfannI. MurrnorsSer5ie
ri1gen u1o .lreppe, eranpIitii6e 1erruce NH
berbeifertcs StrabenpfIaiter. Sruno5ins $3.50
pro Sabr.
Gbtunro Z. 8aaaaber, 9aumeifter.
(SanfS-) 9tr. 263S, Sfts9aItimpresStr
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ISam Rupp,S ReTtauruut,

11O4 9lprDsGenirnI sglDenue.
Scr n9{orooit Srtmcriulbrenoe Gulis
perein bon VaItoture" bcriammelt li6
bier iebcn Miontun. ~ Geo. Nre6m'5 Gier
am Sapf, nab bcutf6er @rt birclt bonn
SAB.
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amf Der bieiigcn Tftien'
VGric.
FIRST CALL.

2000 Wiacon Rn. & etabt Der. ......,.. Ola
1000 tlniteo saiiipnps ier. ,.......... oH
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Al pcrfdufcu.

Srci8ebn febr frelnolibe 5tpeiit6diee SSobns
bdufer i'm 1000 @iod oer SIibersStrube, ifilih
bon 2uSernesS traBe, nit pitriii5irten 3iege!iteis
men lepflaftert, cen1eiltirte Seiteng11ac mo
8eler. ale mooernen Ne1lcnili6feiteH. Nu15lls
fragen bel .Spbn u. Shilpp, 222, ct. Yaul.Str.
(NpriI4 i0lp&Np)