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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
(5ortiebung folgt.)
Oeirathss0icen,en.

Solsenbe 9eiratbs : 2icen5en ipur=
ben seitern bonn Glerf bes Common
gleas=9 eri9ts ausgeitent:
gilbert s. Wili on, "a, unb SAM
ME 6. @aton, Is Sabre alt; 2icen5
sebolt bon 9eo. 90. Sobnion, Nr.
1880, gernarbftrabe.
Wm. 9. Scared, 26, Nidgaraz
SAILS, NepzYorf, unb 2end %. Sep
Ter, % Sabre alt.
Soiepb 8. OonalbIon, "a, Nr. POP,
2ouoonz4pe., unb 6unnie S. 2intb;z
cum, II Sabre alt.
Sobn Gonnaliata, "a, Nr. 1924,
Is. Strabe, uno Qgnelo M. Silpe@
iter, Is Sabre alt.
9arriion .. 8. Sdre, 20, uno
Maube u. Matts, 81 Sabre aft, Nr.
1920, 2puopn<4pe.
George 3. @ougb, "a, unb Mattie
Belle 2Don, 10 Sabre aft, 8eibe DON
gbarles, Mb., 2icen5 gebolt BON 6.
Carpenter, Ger. 80, Norbzgalbpun=
itrabe.
So6n @ubod, 81, GosGpn, Mb., II.
Marp 6. 9ostins, 81 Sabre aft.
George gilbert 5rieb, q, unb Sc
fine 5. 90. Huperte, 10 Sabre aft;
2ioen5 sebolt BON s, $. gopo, iun.,
Ger. 1862. cSamesfr.
Sobn 6aberiad, 10, Nr. 2137,
5airmpuntzIp e., urb Della 8riner,
10 Sabre alt.
Samuel S.8rbant, 26, Smitbfielo,
3d., unb Gbarlotte $. 8ropn, 26
Sabre aft; 2icen5 gebolt BON q. s.
Spens, gtr. 81, Horb@6reemontftr.
Biuie 6. Soefes, %, uno Marie $.
Oupruinor, Is Sabre aft; 2icenS eez
bolt BON 81. 8innorb, Hr. $50, Olo
YprfeIoub.
Qnbrep Wire, 80, unb Maggie
8udinsbam, Is Sabre aft; 2ieen5 ee=
bplt BON gilbert Sanneberg.
2eon Ocpola, 26, Nr. 1862, 5rez
mont=q pe., unb 8ou6e Marento, II
Sabre oft.
glpbe Wi. Yarfs, %, 2~ouisberrD,
3d., unb emma 6. Chambers, %
Sabre alt, 9arpers' 6srrb, W.z0a.,
2ieen5 eebolt BON %. M. Chambers,
Hr. 23S SIb Uorf Hpnh.
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fdnsniB; Charles 8rofpn, Mleranber
9ropn, nidt fdulois. uebertretung
Der 2icenaseiese - Sohn 8. 8ru@
Dam, DaDton M. Site, 5ranf Gaugz
tep, iiitirt gegen aoiten8oblung. SIR
hute: Oebftabl = Saml. Stroilo,
Wm. 8epans, Sofbuu 9oaioab uno
Sames Sutden. Noth5u4tssgeriu9
auf S9pa9finnise = Seo. 9inss.
Nnsriff - Daniel Opsns, gbas. De
Matteo unb goparb McInorefps.
lsbertretuns Der 2ioens : Geiebe
Siegfrieb Granf, 2ouis g. Solo@
bloom, @biparb q. @riffith MeberG.
6edt unb Solomon 9er5berg.
Waifengeriht. - (9or ben
ai9tern 8lod, S'8rien II. @aitber.)
8ollma9t aIs gefaments Z 8onitrez
der tpuroe ertbeilt in ben 5dGen BON
gbriftine Marburs an Bm. I.Daarz
burg, 8iireiduft $500; Sobn Born
an gleonore Born, 8iirsiduft $780,
@onmadt als Ia9laB : 8erfpalter
fpurbe ertbsilt in Zen SdGen pon4mez
Tia 90. SobnIon an Sbos. s. Wilz
liams, 8irgIdaft $500; Charles
Dninn an glanton s. 9dG, 8iirgz
f9aft $3.50. Na9lab : @erpalters@
8eriAte fpurbsn beitdtigt in ben sal
len bon MarD s. Manlp, $6O91;@lez
onors Bud, $4736; Wm. 5arris,
$11, 1913; Sbonas 8. Webb, $83. Sn=
pentarisn fpurben eingereiat in ben
6dnen bon gatbarine @reb, $1071;
Marp 6. pollitp, $1400; Marp 6.
Nortpis, $500. 0ertdufe ratifi5irt
i'm Sale BON Marb s. Munlp, 1856.
superior : t.@8or
Gi9ter Wides.) @eo. 90. Gpans ssz
gen bic u6urriion C pitesDtle Oairp
3d." 5ubor beridtet, ni6t beenbet.-
Sir beute: Der 59p ,benbe San uno
bic Nummern 60, 80, SO, 70, IL unb
II.
Stabtgeridt. : (9or &idz
ter 9arlan.) Innd be Narbe Moret
sesen Die rSib=8altimprer 8aggon@
Jabrif," 5uDor beri4tet, gerbitt fir
8ertlagte. 2ouiia 90. Wfiler gegen
bic vMer9ants Goal &c." @rtenntniB
auf mon prof." Soiepb Murpbp sez
gen bic nWsitli9e Marpldnoer 8ahn,"
S9abenerfaBtlase, ni4t beenOet. =
Sir 9sute: Der i6nebenbe Sal uno
Die Nummrn 6, %, "a, 81, %, 80
unb 33.
&reisgeri9t. : (8or Hi9ter
9ennis.) Sir 6eute: Qlfimentez 5Gae.
6 pmmon= pleas= @eri9t.
= Wor 9i9ter Stodbriose.) Soiepb
Sumbler sesen gbriftian s. 9reib,
auppr beri9tet, 8erbift fir 8erfldgz
ten. Sol. @olbberg gegen bic r9er.
@trabsnbabn," gitli9 psreinburt.
9enrp S9roeber sesen Sieielbe, Ser
bitt fir 8erflagte unter Snitruftion
bes 9eri9ts. = Sir beute: bic Rumz
mern SO, 100, 20, 1, 3, SO, &c, 1o1
rno 102.
&i9ter at Cargo. = (@or
Hidter Dobler.) WiliOn &c 60. se%
gen De Deb C Sons, 5uoor beridtet,
ntdt beenbet. 5ranf g. Sones gegen
2ucinba Sones, mon prof." 9arrp
See pbi1tps gesen bus n9ouie Of Rez
fuse," 9ubeas Corpus, abgepiefen.
Marp emma Grumblitt sesen Scar
saret Martin, 2 5GQe, Ginpanb aufz
re9t erbalten nit G%rlaubniB Der
Qmenbirung in Is Sagen. = Sir
bsute: i'm Supsriprs@ eridt: Der i4pez
benbe San unb bic Nummern %, "a,
25, Is unb 3.
Stubteeri6t, Q6t6. Hr. e.
(8or Rt4ter 8aer.) P6ilip Stein
gesen Die r9ome 8anf," 8erbift fir
8ldger auf Gigent6um uno l Sent
S9abeneriab. n9uGtpooo Gafb Rez
glitter Co." gesen 9enrp S9lenoorf,
bitto. gauline 9uibpt gesen bic
nger. StraBenbabn," 8erbift fir &ld@
ger auf 800. = Sir beute: Die
0ummrn 213, 221, 222, 233 unb
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0rnmoeisemtbnm at uerfamfen.


Rddfebenoes in Horooit : Baltimore ecleeene
BrunpeiQentbum
q nduier an Ot.Sioole= Strabe, Sipieits, Slpds
g30O unD 2400, Observation-Disclosures uuo
Ditlton=apenut. 9reis j. $500. 9runosins $50.
% 6duisr al St=Gbaie=Str, 3oroieite, 9iods
10 eduisr an St=5eOeral.str, RorDieits, Sluds
23O0 mno 24OO. 4reis ie 5000. @runO3ins $50
bis $50.
II Sduier on observation-disclosures, St= uuO
gpefisitc, SlOd 100. 9reig ie 300. Sruno3ins
$50.
q 6duier on S=MOntforosIps., Cit= uno
gBsitieits. 9lod l1O0. 9reis ie $4OO. 9rp,. so.
80 S.duisr on 9oro=UlDntioro= Npe., Sf= uno
Btttieite. 8lod 1900. preis is 1900. 9rD3. so.
Sic scduisr nerben as Elm @an3es unter leidten
Ptpinsunesr perfauft, ober bic 9erfaufsbsoingun=
gen fir %in;elne 6duier t0nneH 5uirieDenteleno a=
YrGfiDent Der rDtontioro Shpetmeut Company"
9ir. 8, Gf.Gapetts@Str., Baltimore, Mo.
fN.LrQ /" ~
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Gie6intter= nn0 Strabpreiie.

JOlsenbes Iinb Die uuf ben %itaatliz
den 9supaugen geitern fir 9eu,
@trob II. +. m. er5ielten preiie:
prbpeit d. 9eunaage
t6eu.-Stmotbp $14 Biz SIG, &leez
beu $13 Bis SIS pro Some.
Strob. = Deiaenitrob So Bis So,
3ossenftrob $14 big SIT pro Sonne.
Muis = (neu sel6) $3.50 big $3.50
pro SAB.
Setli9e Seunddge.
9eu.-Simotbp $14 Bis SIG, &lees
beu $12 Bis SIS pro Some.
Strob. = Wei5enitrob So Bis So,
3%ogsentrob $16 Big $18 pro Sonne.
Mais = $500 pro SUP.
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Eiehmdrfte.

gbtcago, 2. Jebr.-Hinbbieb:
3ufubr $4,000; Murft itetis; preife
$L.25 Big $40. S4peine: 3ufubr
$4,000, mOrssn $4,000; 9reife $3.50
Bis $5.O21. S9aafs: 3ufubr 5000;
greiie $3.75 Biz $3.50.
Union Stod Yarbso gittsz
burg, 3d., 2. 5ebruar. = Htnopieb:
Marft ftetis; Preife $3.40 Bis $5.35.
S9petne: Marft bOber; preiie 500
Bis $500. S9aafe: Marft flau;
Nreife S615 big $500.
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goumtifsglnffs. Soipo. Q Iaaer
GpnrorD, R.sh., 10 GtunDsa.
Stnptr, Colorado, q Eaat
Setroit, Vib., l fag.
Golbston. 9esas, 2 Gage 5 Stunseb,
6crri;burs, pa. 8 6tunoen.
6ortfore, Connecticut, II 6tunota.
indianapolis, Snb., / 1as.
SadiOn. MifFffppi, 2 5oer.
SodioHpils, Sloribo, | Gag.
Ronias.Gitp, RiHouri, 2 Gage.
2ittle Rod, arfanins, l Fac 10 StuHesxk
aouispins, b., / Gag 9 Stunpen.
Tempbis, Ttnn.. l Gag 5 Stunosn.
PobiIs, GIabamo, 19ae 8 6tunoep
ROrfoy, Siroinitn, 10 5tunosu.
ReipsGrltans, Ca, / Sag 10 Stuueexh
StaNt Reu=go-f, 5 Stuuben.
Cndsa, 2sbrosta, 2 Sa9E
9Ortldnb, Maine, l Eau
gortIonb, Oregon, 5 Saq,.
philadelphia, ga., 8 StunSsa.
9ittsbrre, 9d., II Gtun6en.
gronioerte, &.=S., is Stunotn.
&uItigb, R.sg., Is 6tuEoen.
st. aouis. MiFouri, / Sag 6 StRneeR.
at. 9dul, Ninnsioto, 1 SAG II Stunees
eaH Gran5isco, Sal. 4 Gage IA Stunseas
9opefa. Ranias. 2 Gage.
Bottom, Olaf, Is Stunotn.
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2u perfauicu in Sn=Saltimpre.

Ssns prddtiotn slpsiitodigsn 9duisr on 4enpOop'
Wpenus, jipii9sn SairmOuHtsNps. uno Gazette,
Gtrabe, elm Sduiergspiert bonn ,patt.rionspart..
Ses fnb obnt 3ipeifel bic ON 9eiten esbauten
G6uier in Baltimore fir oas @eio; entbalten
feds 3immtr, 9aDe,immtr lno G%orrioore, Joni.
ole mobsrnttn Ginridtuneen, eini6Iiebli9 bts bt=
fen Spftsnis BON ,9lumbiue" uno Gbsugs<aauaI,
Marmorsg er,ierunetu uno sSrsppe. granolitii&e
9trra. NIB perbtHtits Strabsupflaftr. grunes
aims $3.50 BRO Sabr.
Gfparo G.. Ganasber
9aumeiteI.
(San1s) Tr. 2638, CfsTaItimpresStr.
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6eutioe @hIuRrnte
8altimor:r gffsftenbDrfe.
fcrsnt.t fir ben .9.utia.n Gorrepsnssntens burd
;. @m. NiDoenoOrf { Col

Baltimore, ben 2. 6ebruar.
S. Wm. Mibbenborf G so. bereGs
men fir 5runcs: 8anfiers : Sratten
ouf go Gage 5.20s, auf Si9t 5.184,
faufmmdnif4e uuf so Sage 5.214 Bis
5.221. Rei9smdrft auf fedsaisSage
Gal Sulben auf ie4s5ig Sage
4.821 Bis 4.82&.
Sterling 8unfers auf 60 Sage
4.83, auf Sidt Ash, taufmGnnifde
auf so Sage 4.82t Biz 4.82a
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n.-3n berfamiem.


Cine eutgtbenoe 9dferei, ip6dentliber Vebraub
bon 8 6dfsrH, dles 2aoengei9dit, in gutter Or
ibdItseeeenb, 1T iofort biuig 3u D~erfaufsn. Rdbe=
res in Der Expedition Oes uGeuti6en Gorreiponoen=
tens. l32-A
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Sarlchen ant M1beIn mno anSerc
6i6trbeii.u fIr 6 9~ro,ent-osHau mad BEN nsu.s
gtts; pripatim.
Ridbter. Rr. 2lO, CRsee7inaton.etr.
Simmer Tr. 4. -gauinnt=Euileinq.s
Sn Fer Office wirn Deutfh stfprpben.
CRai20, I'D
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Nm 0dn8ffen etabIirte
Marplano Cbattei Goan AGoriation,

eaIsert.S niletns. geri&tsbous sesenhbsr.
3immsr 8r. 70 uns 2s1 (p.tter 6lur).
eleoh.G6e 6apeffe. unn Ct. pauI, CITRATE.
q u 0efes Don 1909 hrtef befplsf.7A
parltbsn- bis $3.50 Darltben
auf we6btln. pianos, CrseIn ufw.
EarIeben untsr $50, @s~fammtfsfen 81. 20.
Bon $50 bis tl00. Gsiammtfphen 81 .e5.
Rit 6 9rolent monatli1 fir Rsh=getraa.
S Qro,snf auf Sstrdos bon Hber 500.
Seiee SeIspbOnt: st. paul 2l34. Gourtlanb 73S
ghrefs: Hilbert gtume. IT,, sefretar.
Galpert=guiloino, Baltimore.
aesat ptrb poripredsn uue gratis bic Staten
trtdrsn. (Irp9, d.9&S)
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13e. bis 15c.; puter 15c. Bis 20c.;
Rapaunen 15e. big 21c.
Gier, pro Ousenb Doc. big 32e.
4epfel, pro SAB $1.5O biz $3.50;
apfeliinen, PRO Rite $2.65 Bis $500.
Semitic: a~artoffeIn, PR 8uideI
75e. bis $1.00; 3piebeln, pro 8ufdel
soc. Bis $1.15; MeiBfobl PRO Sonne
$1,000 bis $500; &opfialat, pro
aorb 75c. Bis $500; 3uderriiben,
pro 8inbel lie. Bis &C.; garotten,
PRO 8Hnbel IL. bis 11e.; Selerie,
PRO Dubenb Doc. Bis &c.; runbe
Riiben, pro 8uidelfiite SOC. Bis &C.,;
Spinat, PRO 8uidel $1.25 Bis $1.50;
&ronsbeeren, pro SAB $500 Bis
$500; brauner &Obl, pro 8ulaeltiite
25c. Bis Doc.
Wilb: 9iridriiden, pro pfunb 24c.
Bis 25c.; gan5er 9iri6, PRO pfuno
15c. Biz &c.; gnten, PRO puar: Malz
larb 60c. Bis Toe; 8ladheabs 40c. Biz
&C.,; 3eo5eubs $500 Bis $3.50; Cant
oasbad $500 bis $3.50.
9roceries unb PrDptioz
men,.
&affinirter 3uder, pro Pfuno: gez
tuiirfelt, 5.219c; pulperiiirt, 4.719e.
@tanbaro granulirt, 4.613c.; fein
sranulirt, 4.613c.; grpituu, 4.614c.;
Columbia u, 4.753c.; gelber, 1885,;
Biz 4.25c.
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Sn s~usiibunp Der in Otm 9sftameHts Der psritorz
btueu Sauet eepD ibm perlitbensn 9pama6t, unD
trsft eines 9efsbls os 6rtisgcri6ts Der Staot
Baltimore lpirD Der unter3eibnete 9erpuittr am
SientaQ q. ben 10. Sebruar 1904, Hd6mittaa5
y ubr, oas e%eilmiHte nabfolgenO bei6risbtne tpertb=
Spae eruno,insfreis Gieentbunl on Grt uno Stslls
auf bifentliGer Guftion pertdufen:
@seinneuo an Der Sitooft=Gde Der Waoiipn= uno
Gutlip= Strabs, uno Damn ofli6 oil Na~biion= Strabc
Fh ~eritrtdeno Is 5ub: bann iit0tih, parallel nit
Gutap= Strabs, "a CUB unp 9 SOL bis ju elmer
erti CUB brtiten NQep; bann ipeflid) all ~beiaqter
Aatp Is iSub bis GutdpzStrabe, uno pann %.norolib
an beiaeter Strobe 81 SUB .uno 9 3oa bis sum
Nnfanps punfte. gsbdut lit boHslbc nit sincnt anti
uno einhalbftDdieen ,ieaeliteinernen @ebduot, ipeldes
als gr. 39, 9eft=DlaDiioH Strabt, bejsibnet in.
Eas @ebduDe ipiro als GiaarrenIaotu uno Re
ftaurant in gerbirOnua nit Abe Mapiion,T friber
Gotoou's obtr Guhcn's &eftaurant, benust rnp iii
peeenpdrtiq an tinrn perldblibsn Mietber III sinem
iohrliben Miethsinit bon fisbenbuuoert uuo ,ipan;io
Dollars, moratlih i'm Yoraus 3ablbdr. inter cinem
Contrdfte ptrntisthef, fponad Der Mietber os oaus
IN qutcir Suitdn0e uno Rspdrotur srbalten mus.
RAD SSablunp Der Stsu.ru uno onocrer ~llnfprsn
tpirft has Giatutbum qeaenfpd rtia an Mietbtn sinen
Rsttpzllsberi6ub Don iiber isbsbunoert 5000 Sol=
lars ob.
acknowledgement: Gin Sritiel goar, Der Rtt
mad iets uuo ,ipoli Woraten, nit 3inien, optr
Niles 0adr. mad 9eliebeu pes Gduiers; Sf,uern
urb ~1lnfofttn nsrbeu bis 5um 9trfaistoae beridb=
tiet. Gin Nepoft pom 500 piro p~srlonaf.
70 a m nj o n B i. Snqun,
0errpalttr.
8. u. 3irffoub,
80 46.9436) auftiouotor
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BnItimnrer Warftberihte.

lBtrtbttt fWr bn sAtu;l1tH 0otrtlFDHUtHltH'.I
Baltimore, 2. Sebruar.
We6l.- Die beuttge Mebl5ufu6r
belief ii9 auf 8612 SGfer, einf4lieBz
Ii9 1852 Safer gu 2ucuitzPoint uno
1898 5GFsr gu Canton. Die Rotirunz
xn t,,,o Eo(,4.
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Sal5fleii9: pro Pfun0, gan5s
Sdultern, englii4 sei6nitten, 74c.;
gang fur5e 8ippen, 7ac.; Seitens
fped, Sc; gauge 2ei6itiide, &c.;
Sped S4ultern, Sc; rSusar=@us
reO" S6ultern, &c.; S9infen, 129c.;
Obne !6uut, LIE; gicnic, 84c.;
rMeB"=S 9peineftsii9, $14.75 pro
SAB; S9mala-in Sierces, gut rafz
finirt TIC; in SGFern Sc.
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b.

Bremen, S.uti6Ianb, 9 Sase.
% xnos Nbres, @rqeniinitn, g 1aR
GaltStta, gritiidsSnoita, 80 Rage.
Semernra, gritii5=3uiano, 16 Ses&u
6onqsRons, China, 25 Gage.
R~iugfou. Sannica, 5 Gage.
q~iotrpucI, England, Z Sdoe.
QHsern, Sdtoti,, 10 Sage.
Staot Msrifo, Wtrito, 5 SasG.
Wpsfau, Eublanb, II 9aes.
g%anarlu, Ser. Staaten psn Colombia, ] xsss
9aris, Sranfrei9, 6 Gage.
Guebte, Garabo, 2 9aae.
Bio be Sausiro, graFiisn, Is 9aas.
Rom, StaIien, 10 9dae.
ST. Sobns, 8sufunolann, 4 9aee.
ct. Petersburg, ~Rnblans, IL 3dge.
Grbntn, Nuhrolien, 81 lace.
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!Feutide Sdlubrdte:

Wt q s.-Ote 1eutt9e Ufdls3ufu9r
betrug 108,439 8uI6eG; 8erfanbt BON
ben gelepatoren $3.50 8uI9el; Gle
batoren : 8orratb 1,272,041 guf9el.
@ertdufe: 10000 8ufdsl Mdr5 gu
5O4, 10000 8uf9el MGr3 gu 504,
1000 8uf6el Nr. 3 Spot gu 451, 20,s
900 9ui9el Spot 81 5Ot, 5000 guz
i9el Hr. 2 peiber Spot gu 505, 12,z
900 8ui9el Steamer gemif9ter Spot
gu 481, 10,000Mdr3 gu 50s, %
eon frif6er Spot 5u 505.
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YrnDnftem= BART.

flntenftebenbe preiie beaieben fi9
auf ben gRsrOs : 9anbeI; fir ben
&~leinbanoel muB elm entipre6enosr
MuH9Ius sema4t perbsn.
6armz probufte.
9ebsuoes Sefliissl, pro pfunb:
junse 9iihner 13c. Big 15c.; alte
9ibner &c.; gnten 12e. biz 15c.;
9uter lac. Bis 49,; 9Gnie 12c. Bis
14c.; Sauben, pro paar zoe. Biz 25e.
Gei9laatetes @efliigel, pro pfunD:
iunge 9ibner 13c. Bis 15c.; alte 9Ibz
ner &c.; Gnten 15e. Biz &c.; @Gnfe
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Mmseisen.
Turb e. u. 2irfIanc.
.

srerthponen grunosinsfreien 9runb=
eisentbums an Der Siibpitzgde Der
Maoiionz uno @utan<StruBe, elm
Sbeil oes ebemalisen ~beriibmten
MufeQ'ihen Reitaurants.
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@enm ssbr Sch sebranAt.

70 fv.ns,t Gu4 an mid. Raihe Darleben. aeiht
iidiabiuneen. strihritafnbeit. ept,isnt Grs
iei6teruneeu oieftn Wonat iHr anltihen BON IS uns
rthE. =: a%remtr. Tr. 40. yoro fDacase.r.
(TRail6, I'D
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puifmnrfen>4 genturrn.
@erIdieba1e StabtlbsiIs, in peI@e1
poftzWe-tbfa9en pertauft

Derfdiebne Stabtlbeile, in luslG.1
poft<We-tbia9en b~ertauft
tDerben.
meIpoIe, G.. g.. Scott.
gprt=Roab = purnsg s. Sappineton.
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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Dr.. Williamson Swears,

Yorktown, Ark, Jan. 18.-Last week
statement was published from L.
land Williamson, M. D., Of this place,
to the effect that Dodd's Kidney Pills
are the best medicine for all Kidney
Diseases and that he uses them with
uniform success in his daily practice.
No one who knows DR.. Williamson
will doubt for a moment the complete
truth Of his fearless declaration, but
to completely clinch the matter in the
minds Of those who may not have the
pleasure Of a personal acquaintance
with this celebrated physician, Dr..
Williamson has appeared before Mr..
H. e. Greene, J. P. for Montgomery
county, and made a sworn statement.
In this sworn statement the doctor
has cited q number of cases which
have been completely cured by Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Here Is case No. J.:
Henry Hall. ST.. age 4S, an Ameri-
can, attacked with Malaria Haema-
turia, or Swamp Fever; temperature
ranged from 101 to 1o5, highly coated
tongue, constipated bowels, hemor-
image or passage Of blood from Kid
neys; used febrifuge and Dodd's Kid
ney Pills to relieve the Inflammation
and congested condition Of Kidneys
and to render the urine bland and non
irritating. Recovery complete after
two months treatment of the Pills."
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Romance of Vienna.

A romantic incident in connection
with the untimely end of the young
Count von Harbuval, who died the
other day as the result of an accident,
has just come to light in Vienna. See
ing that his end was near, he sent
for Mile. Wanda Blanstein, a popular
music hall artist, and married her,
after first drawing up a will leaving
her all his fortune. He was too near
death to sign either the marriage rec.
ord or the will, but the officiating
priest and the lawyers present certify
to the mark he was able to make
while his hand was guided. The count
died few hours afterward. He had
an income of 100000 year. His Wild
owed mother and sisters will prob
ably attack the validity of both the
marriage and the will. 49, ~t=
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
Too Much Like a Real "Rip."

Forty years have passed since Jo-
seph Jefferson made prolonged and
brilliantly successful tour in Austria
liza. It was, indeed, in Melbourne,
Sydney and the gold fields that he
made his first great hit as Rip Van
Wrinkle, which has ever since been
the leading character in his repertory.
He has never recrossed the equator,
although handsome offers for another
Australian tour have repeatedly been
submitted to him. In reply to another
Of these invitations, Mr. Jefferson,
who is now in his seventy-f1fth year,
wrote recently: II was four years in
Australia and the kind reception given
me by it's generous people and the
dear friends l made while in Mel
bourne and Sydney will never be for
gotten by me. Some years ago l had
an idea Of returning, but when 1
thought of the many friends who had
Joined the great majority and how
like real Rip Van Wrinkle I should
feel on walking through the streets
unknown and forgotten my heart fail.
ed me-"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-29
A Dangerous Weed.

While the improvement clubs are
giving attention to the removal Of
unsightly weeds they should not for
get the most noxious of ALL the
widows weeds, which overrun and
infest the whole city. If the Thou
sand Widows Association could be
induced to lay aside crepe and then
chirk up bit, it would no doubt be
a heavy blow to the undertakers, but
it would act like a tonic to many
people who come here to regain
health. If you cannot help mourn
ing, do it in the privacy of your own
home, but give to the world smiles
and bright tints. Assumed mourning
and crepe and bombazine is nothing
else-is an offense to religion, SAM
tary science and common sense. De-
stroy the widows weeds.-Ralph Ell
hot Fields "Wealth.'