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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
NEW YORK GRAIN.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
New York, Nov 26.-wHEAT-Re-
eenpts. $4,000; exports. 10000. Spot
barely steady; No. red, s1.202s f. o.
b. afoat. Options closed %d1s net
lower. December, Silly
CORN - Receipts $4,000: exports,
1900. Spot barely steady; No. 2
nominal elevator and SSH T. o. b.
afioat; No yellow 56ls; No 2 white
Sc; options closed partly Il net low.
er; December, So.
OATS - Receipts $4,000: exports
100000; Spot dull; mixed 34h d35ls ;
white 360 37Ia clipped white 37G
40
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Quotations.
RY the Associated Press.

New York. Nov 2G.-Money on call,
nominal no loansA time loans. I'M
changed. Prime paper. 4hd4%. Elk
change, weak; demand, s4SG.75; sixty
days, s4s3.75G4s4OO. Bar silver
5S2s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
LOCOMOTIVE ExPLopEs
AND KILLS FIREMAN
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Fort Madison. Iowa. Nov. 26.-Tho
locomotive on the Santa Fe way
freight, east bound, blew up at Pom
toosuc, H.. this evening. killing Fire
man Heryey Brauman of Forsythe-
and seriously injuring Engineer Mil
ton. The explosion set fire to the de-
pot but the flames were extinguished
before much damage was done.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
GAY AND SON RELEASED
FOR WANT OF PROOF
By the Associated Press.

ST Joseph. Mo, Nov. 2G.-George
Gay and son. Lenter. who we're held
by Sheriff Spencer for INVESTIGATION
in connection with the murder of Mrs.
Gay last Tuesday, were released this
evening, the officers failing to connect
them in any way with the crime.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
Value Of Lauchser.

II We realized the power of good
cheer aud the habit of laughter to re-
tard the progress Of age and to stay
the hand which writes the Trinlles OF
care and anxiety on the face, we
should have discovered the famed
fountain Of youth-the elixir Of life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
At ST. LOUIS.
BY the Associated Press.

ST. Louis. Nov. 26.-CATTLE-Re
ceipts 1000. Steady; beef steers
$3,00G$G50; stockers and feeders
$225m$375: cows and heifers 1925
G$425; Texas steers $250G$4.25.
HOGS Receipts 1900. Steady;
range $3.756$475.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
By the Assoclated Pre-.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. 26.-CATTLE-Most
of today's receipts were poor in quail
ity aud sold at low prices. TIE close
Of the week finds choice beeves at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

BY the Associated Press
Chicago, Nov 2G.-Following were
the receipts and shipments in car
load lots from this market today:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27

English the Superior Language.
There are four times as many words
: the English language as there are
the French.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
(Reported by the Cassidy Commits
sion Company, COS Commercial Az.
enue.)
GraIns and ProNislons.

Grains and Provisions.
Chicago. Nov. 26.-The following
was the range of the leading futures
on the board of trade today:
WHEAT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
Minneapolis Cereals.

BY the Associated Press.
Minneapolis. Nov. 26. - WHEAT
December sl.09; May. $ll2A; cash
No. northern, s1.l1. No. 2 northern.
1907.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27

Or. Smith .osteopath. The Famous
Hours, 1912: "a: IS; Sunday. IL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
Liverpool Quotations.

Liverpool Quotations.
BY the Associated. Press.
Liverpool, Nov. 2G-CORN - Spot
firm; American mixed As 9hd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-27
(Reported by the Frank Cassidy Com
mission Company, COS Commercial
Avenue.)
STOCKS.

New York, Nov. 26.-The following
was the range of prices on the New
York Stock exchange today:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN
THE WIRELESS WAR

Another chapter the between wireless and High
Sheriff Brown written yesterday The High Sheriff
the wireless
removed the ticker desk and few things happened
be in the Office Incidentally the police telephone box
belonging to Guy Owens The seizure followed yesterday
by motion before Judge Lindsay which pro-
ceedngs The Inersand Telegraph Co. got putting
TO the force OF the execution and final hearing
public and
cution and further that the action of the sheriff
the They claim also although the apparent
the motion that the levied did belong the
Intersland Telegraph Co. is held by the
Waterhouse Trust Co The restraining order directed Ex
Queen Lluokalan High Sheriff Brown and Robertson Wilder
The instruments attached by the sheriff the police
station but insufficient satisfy the execution There talk
of of the cable but this done the
cuon did not extend outside of Honolulu.
The wireless affected yesterday Manager
again OF his Office and fitted
up with te1egraphc instruments
damage suit against the plaintiffs in
with the telegraph
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
Man Burned Last
Night May Not
Survive.
Drink or CareIessnIsss
Caused Small
Blaze.

ASLEEP in his bed in little shack
adjoiring the Holy Ghost chapel on
PunchbowI slopes, an aged Portuguese
man was almost burned to death about
s:15 O'Clock last night. and is now un-
dergoing treatment at the Queens
Hospital. His lie Is swinging in the
balance for he was frightfully burn
ed about the face, neck and arms.
Neighbors discovered the house aflre
and an alarm was turned in. with
buckets OF water the blaze was put
out. efforts being made in the mean
time to extricate the unconscious
victim from his precarious position.
Those who went to the mans aid
found that he had been badly burned
and the appearance of the room show
ed that the man had left his lamp
burning. This had tipped over and
exploded, igniting the woodwork and
enveloping the bed. The fiimsy mos
quito net was burned in an instant and
the flames communicated to the bed
ding. The old man had been drinking
and was evidently in a stuper, other
wise he would probably have been a.
wakened by the smoke and flames.
At the hospital the burns were seen
to be bad about the face, especially
the nose which was burned back quite
a distance. He also probably inhaled
flames.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
TRIED SUICIDE
IN The HARBOR

A chinanlan was discovered in the
water near the Irmgard wharf about
one O'Clock this morning by Eddie Nc
carthy, freight clerk on the steamer
Mauna Loa. Mccarthy fished the man
from the water and he was later taken
to the Police Station. There it was
stated that the man lived on LiIiha
street 1t was surmised by the police
that he had attempted to drown him
self in the harbor. He was cared for
by the police and his experience may
not result fatally.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
METHODIST CONFERENCE ENDS.

LOS ANGELES. cal May ae--The Methodist General Con-
adjourned change made in the discipline
gardng ministers declared
eligible the office of bishop.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
Democrats Lack
ing in Nearly
All Precincts.
Fictitious Names Used
to Fill Up the Short
Delegations.


Hearst won a. glorious victory in Flo
noIulu yesterday. That is he did if
winning delegations with no voters
back of them can be so-called. For
there We're not over two hundred
Democratic votes cast In the entire city.
yesterday and it required hard work
in most of the precincts to find men
enough who Were willing to have their
names placed before the. public as
Democrats. But that didn't bother the.
Democratic legfons very much. If they
didn't have enough names to go around,
fictitious ones did duty just as well,
and the election passed off without even
exhausting the visible supply of In
visible Democrats. Not all the dele
gates elected are Democrats. and a
good many of them never claimed to
be.
It was a Hearst victory all right. so
his manager says. but it was a Demo-
cratic defeat, for the vote yesterday
showed that the boasting of the So
called Democratic leaders as to their
strength ON Oahu was altogether false.
The election was taken as a good deal
of joke by the Hawaiians and very
few of them voted.
Manager Kidd of the Hearst forces
claimed last night that he had a
majority of the delegates, and that the
convention to be held June S would in
struct for the Californian. The news
of the great Hearst victory was cabled
to San Francisco last evening.
Below is list of the delegates elect
ed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
FIRsT-FoURTH.

In the First of the Fourth a straight
Hearst delegation was chosen. Forty
five votes were cast, not all of them
Democrats, The nine delegates elected
were B. n. S. Anauma. 42; B. N. Ka-
ha1epuna, 3S; R. B. Kidd, S5: J. Kia-
alma. 35; J. Kalimapehu. 81, L. K. Ke-
liipio, SO: A. Moepono, So; Kakaiia. 30;
III. Nj. Mkt, 20.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29

SUGARO6o Ceatrlfa.
sals. S.o062sper Ton
$7S.iz. IS Analysis Beets.
9s SI-4d. Parity with Cen-
trifugals. $50 90 Per Ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
no MR.. sAITo, Honolulu.

The following details of the Of Kinchow
the attack the at Nanshau at
morning The eneys defense WORKS of nearly
enys artillery consisted of fifty
of various cabres qucking field artillery companies
infantry ranged in three lines of covered
trenches loophoes machine set at the important
We brought all Held
guns range upon the enernys forts
enemys principal artillery slenced at o'clock
quicrers previously retired to Nanwanng and kept
up firing artillery concentrated fire the eneInys
trenches infantry advanced within metres of the
env but mines and trenches
while maintained by the enerys infantry and
machine guns
We further approached within metres OF the enemy but
several charges unsuccessful though officers and
Wheeupon artillery
onene with preliminary firing evening with
cnao breach was through which the last
cbage was made gained the whole heights expeing the
enersy and capturing all guns the forts.
The fortunate this attack the discovery OF the
- 80 - - - .torvnino fhe hill TAKAHIRA.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
oKT0 Nav a8The Japanese lost killed and wounded
at Kipehow They victory capturing nifty guns
rlasr.,a .,s xyav for an advance Port Arthur.
The Russian General Stoesei IS reported 70
have command
The isolation of Dainy has been effected
ST PETERSBURG May alt IS now aonieeo 1ne russians
mus prepare to resist siege at Port Arthur.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
IRoQUoIs TnEATER CONDEMNED.

CHICAGO May ao-The Building Commissioner refuses
mission reconstruction of the Iroquos Theatre
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
sECoND--FoURTH.

The delegates elected in the Second
Precinct of the Fourth District We're:
Charles L. Rhodes, William Kapu, H
O. Jones.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
DEATH OF SENATOR QUAY.
BEAVER. May as.-senator Matthew $ Quay is ds

Stanley Quay has
factor American politics His many ways mas bes my % CURING
in
held number OF state Offices ne served n 5nr
Congressional medal OF
United States senator IN the e a l; b;
appointed him V ? senator 70 mi our
KIDNAPPERS' TERMS REJECTED.
WASHINGTON May a8.-The Government has refused to
the terms offered by kdnapp of Perdcars IN Morocco
YALE THE WINNER.
PHILADELPHIA May as-Yale out victorious in the
intercollegiate field
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
THIRD-FOURTH.

In the Third of the Fourth two
Hearst delegates were elected: Kahaf-
leleio and Halealaka.
(continued on Page ID
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
The Bravery and Determination That Won Kin
chow---BaItic Fleet Tied Up Till October.
Battieship Orel Can't Be Saved.

,AssourAxED PRESS oAszaoRA1xsa
PARIS May aeThe Port Arthur to fall with
N
BALTIC FLEET DELAYED
ST PETERSBURG May ao-Despte all the haste of
aons it feared will ready sail be-
fore October
BArTLEsHIp oREL TOTAL Loss.
PARIS MAY zqRussian officers consider the bateship
re (which stranded while going Cronadt
receive hera arrnament) a total loss Her keel is split
RESULTS AT KINcHoW.
TOXIC, May aeThe Japanese casualties at Kinchow
bered $500. Seventy guns captured.
Washington, May 1904.
eveda my
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
LEpER WOMAN QUARANTINED.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2oAntonio Jesu, Portuguese
Honolulu, among Sberia has
eprosy and quarantined
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
StnNt Baltimore.
8riefbef6rOerung mad bonn MmsIanSe.

SrIetbef0roeriiH8 Had) ocm AitsIaHoe"
9uslun0.HoIt fir Ole nit Dem 5.
0op. enoenoe ISOLDE itIieBt piinft'
lib in allen 66uen i'm Saupt.Roit.
amt mie foI9t:
Gadet.YoIt lit often t6gIif bon
9 llbr MorgenS bis 5 ltbr Ro6mit.
tags, Sountog olt8genommen.
Bodet.Foit fir 0elltihlanb i6lieBt
nm # ubr @ormittogs am 7. No'
oember.
Sampler iobren non RGtu-Yorf
ob, nenu nidt anoerS ongegeben.
SrouSotloutih DIE 8ol it.
6reitug 7 llbr IbenoS: fir
europa per 0ompfcr .GbilooeI.
p6in" pio Elpnolltb uuto Gberbolrg
(9ricic iiir &%iocrpool, Shottlonb
mo SrlonO miiiien per 8biIooeI,
pbio" bc5etdnct ieiu). 10 llbr
@6eno8: fir europa per 0ompicr
yGomponiu" oiu Queenstown.
81 It iii g ii q uno Central.
Imerifo, ~ citiu0icu etc.
6rcitoa - Z llbr gl6enoS: fir
Neufunolun0 per Gontpfcr bon Ybi.
IooeIpbin, $50. 10 llbr glbcno8: fir
Bermuda per Gunpfer oEriuioao;"
fir Curacao um0 GCnC5ltclo per
0ompfer oMoracoibo;" iiir Sortc
Hico per 0nmpfcr oYonce" nia Sar
Suot; fir 8raiiIicn per 0ompfer
,gpron" uin Yernombuco, 9obia
Hio Soneiro unO SontoS; fir 6or.
tlue.SSIonb, Somoico unO Gollm
bio per 9onpfer .Sibirio;" fin
Cuba per 9ompier oN}erico;" fin
gtoro.9roiilieu per 9antpier n@re
gorD" pid Horu mo W%oronbom.
GoIt fir Reufun6Iono oio Sort
SDoneD mo fir WiQuelon pio go
iton idIieBt tGgIi6 Inn 1 llbr gto6
mittog8; fir Gubo pia Campo tGg.
lid INN 1 llbr Nad)mitto9S; fin
&onollroS, sofia Hico rno @llote,
mola bio Nem-S Orleans tGgli6 llrl
s ltbr Iben0S.
&ronS q ocific g y o It.
6reitog llbr Abcno8: fiir
Souoii, Sopun, Gorco, China mo
Die Gbilippinen oio Son 6ron5iSco.
Somitag - z llbr Nben0S: fir
HeusS ceIono, I%litraIien Neu.GaIe.
oonielL Samoa un6 Sopoii bio
Gan 6ran5iSco; fir 9luItrolicn,
NeusGoIeOonien mo Die 6iii-SnieIn
nio Goncouoer (9riefc miiiien npin
&oncouner" bc5eidnet icin).
Die Yrons. Yocific.Goit miro tag.
lid no6 Dem glb9angSbofcn 10 ob.
gcionOt, Dab lie bel mnuuterbrohe'
mem llcberIonO transport rcdt3ei.
tig anlongt.
g. Gopiie8 % urfieGb,
Soitmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
3aubcrseidi6tc ans @0omiua.

bern allt eIner @dnortenIag0. -
9uuffaiiircr bel cjucm &oubucr.
Itb eri6oiien.
Goop, $500, 3. Non. - 0bcrit
Coon, ser ais Buffalo @ju" in Nn1es
rita lno europa 8lcih bctounte Sir.
tua.9ciiBer, trof 8cltcru @lbcnO nit
ieiner HeiiegcieIidoit ooruebmcg
GnqldnOer bier, in Der uod) linn be,
uumtcn Stoot, Elm, 1m an Der ,5ooo
ouf pier 9auoiten Gbcjl }l ncbnncn,
mcl6e am Qicnito0 ocn aaiitrcr
Tronf W}iooallgb Oon Ser bicliQcn
,Grltcn 9tutionnlbout" ii6criiclen
luIo 9citcrn ibren &criolNcrn elm re.
qulQrca @cfedt licfcrtcL bel lpcldcur
Dem @iili9iAeriff Chapman Dos
Yfcr0 ulter Dem &eibc crihoicn luitr.
oc. is lollen III Dem @cicttc an POO
S6iiic nbgcieucrt luOrOrl lcirL ober
trobOcm lit 9ticntanO ucrlcBt luor0cn.
NltS Dem Wectectle Balm ulo unoss
rem 0cgcnoen ellen Jest Don alien
Sciten 9epaffnete berbei. Inn al Scr
Sog0 olrf sic 9an0itcu lbcil at nc6
men, mo BON Der Grom RcicrUutiod
mo bon Yine Nio9e ans bat man li9
5ruei bcriibmte inOioniihc 6Gbrten.
iuder nit 9llltDlnoCu aus Sico[n
9}cbr,, ucri6rieben.
Sm &oltfc Oe3 Cages Nrlon0 c9 ocl1
ScrfoIgcrll, Die Nonoitcu bel @rcu
9uQ 0tiUcr, 10 Wteilcn BON M}cctcctlc,
c%iu5ubolclL noielbit tic 9}oit Ncmod)t
bnttelt, nm 5lt fonraqircu lur0 ibrclt
crl60pitcn Yferoc Hubc SIT 00nmcn.
Die 9onOiten beltieQcn ctIigIt ibre
Yfer6e mo joatcn 0ouorJ uto Is fam
iuieoer ST elmer groBcn Sdicbcrci. bel
Scr obcr Hiemano pcrlcbt pur0c.
Wton gIoltbtc, Dob man oic 6liittigen
nod an @loc oe3 Cages cinDolcn
luer6C.
Der llebcrfuG Der biciigel Notios
nol6ant creignete itd 0icnitog Wfit-
tog. &oiiircr NtioOou0b mor ouciu
in Dem 9onflotol, 0oS a~cgeniibcr bon
Buffalo Biu'S" elcgontem ,Sr=
mo-0otcl" lie0t olS pier bcluoffnett
@on0itcn Dor Dem 9onfbouic onbieG.
ten. Giner bIieb bel ocn Yferoeu 5lts
rid. Ole onoeren 0rCi trotcn in ooS
@onflofol ulto forOcrten ben 9oiiirer
0roGen0 o1tf, Die porbonocuen 9uoy-
bcltGnoc ollS5lrGieferr, Ger 8comtc
grill mttbig nod %ieincnt Hepolpcr
uno f%eltcrte mebrere SGiiiie ultf sic
GinOringIinQe nb, obuc jcooh 5lt trcf-
len. Die &dltber pcritunoen lid bel.
ler altf sic &onobobuug bon 6elter.
lpoffen; ein SduB frnfte u1o Scr
&oIiirer braf, BON elmer &ugel in ben
aopf getroffcn, foot 5itionmer. Die
9onOiten Ihiunngcn lid Damn, on ite
bon alien Setter &eltte berbeiitromcll
labclt, obne ie0mcoe 8clltc ouf i6re
8feroc itnb %iprCn9tcn aus Dem Ortc
binoltS, mobren0 ibncn cine Wenge
Sfiiiic nod)9cfcilcrt mlrberL oic jc'
bod rtid)t %trofcn.
(Sp0ter.) - Gin 9[ufge6ot bot sic
HGlber i'm @cbir9e iiioIiH bon Otee-
teetic unlringt. sic licgen 6inter
6clSbI0der unb ipcigern ii6, 81 fopi.
tuliren. Sbre @ciongennobnc miro
oIS un5lpeifelbnit bctradtct.
0ic otSgcicbte N%clobnlnG lit ouf
$4,000 crbobt morOcn. Em Gotbfon
iolct 5tpei SdNun0roncn 0cS t0.Qun.
oca- aoboIIcric NcginlcntS ans Sort
81 Siilic gerllfen lpcrocrL
nm Die 6liidtiacn oingfcIt ST MAIDEN.
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Butter, pro Sfllno:
Creamery Separator % bis 1872
Creamery @otb. Cream 20 bis 22H
Creamery Sanitation Is bis IS
So. RortbmeItern Sable . 10 bis 10
8eItern Stores8nde6 . . 10 biz 10
Creamery ErintS 1 Gfo. "a bis 241@
Cream. YrintS, u 8fo. "a bis 241a
Wt0., go. mo Ga. TrintS IA bis IS
Creamery @lodS, 2 Yfo. 81 bis 2l15
RenoOirt, bette Warfe IS bis 10
Heltopirt, bette GrintS 90 bis 80.
2cbenOeS @efliigel, pro giunO:
aIte @iibner t0c. bis t0Lc.; iltngc
Silbtcr Tic. bis t3c.; Gnten tic. bis
t3c.; Eiltcr 12c. bis 15c.; Goll6cll,
pro Yanr 20c. bis Doc.
s. ri d. e un6 IS G nj Ii c.
9artoffeIn, pro 9uidel 40c. bis
52c.; grimes MaiS, pro 9libeno &c.
bis &C.; 3uderriiben, pro 9iinoel 1c.
bis 1Hc.; @eiBfo6l, pro Come 50
bis $40; 3wiebellL pro 9uldel Csc.
bis Toe; Gorrotten, pro 9iinoe( 1c.
bis 112c.; tomatoes, pro 9uIdel
3Oc. bis 40c.; gepfel, pro ssoB 60c.
bic 1925; anonaS, pro Crate $500
bis $3.50; Bfirlidc, pro ailte 85c.
bis $i.t5; 8irncrt, bro ,Sob 65c.
bis $500; Selerie, pro 9ubero t5c.
bis 35c.; Srouben, pro aor6 tic.
bis dc; 9lumenfobf, pro SOB Toe.
bis $1.75; Gimabobncit, pro @ltIdet
soc. bis Soc; brouner ao6l, pro 9lt
ld)el 12Ac. bis t5c.; Spinnt, pro
gltidel zoe. bis 25c.; Crime @obnen,
pro 9uideI $3.50 bis $3.50; rumoe
&il6en, pro 8,lidel 30c. bis Boo.
Groceries uno Proptio'
Snl5fleiI6, pro Efluto flcine Gu.
gor'Gureo Sdinfen t2Hc.; groBc
Sugor-Gureo Shinfcn t2c.; ga.
Iifornier S6infen sac; Sugar.
Gureb 9ruItitiide 121@c.; Sllgor'
Gureo S6ultcrn 912c.; troden geial.
5ene Seitenrippcn S1ac.; Spedicitcn
trodcn geinl5cne Sdyiltern
9Ac.; reines Sd)malj in GterceS
&C.; Spedidllltern t0c.; W}eb'
Sfipeitefleii6 SD pro Sob.
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gu bcrfanfen pber 81 pcrpndlten.
8u psrfaufen pber ~ perpodtru:

Sn oerfaufen ubcr III perpadten:
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Sits9aIttmores Strabe uno @SoitsS ffice.gbenue;
40 bel 1870 SUB. Ser bintere IbeiI 6e8 @runo.
itilds lptro fir Elm @efhdftSgebdIoe oes .Seut,
ihen Correspondent" beuubt lperoen. yahere
Iusinnft bel 6. 8ninr, sr. All, ct. gaulse Str.
(301-)
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Qurrnine.

MnIerif6 - Bnridrtig - GriebItd.
WeifIidb bon GaIbroof Elm unb cine babe
MeiIe. 0enutt Die nit poipbdttan beset9nete
Wurtbs abenne,Gn 5reie autf6en Gadntftoas
am terminus. 8rei'e pom geerdbnibtie1en iesf
fpe3ieu. aettt, geoiiIgnfteen. 2eiepbon =
gafpn 223, Nireau: 5raEfftn. nno Wtubfur.
@oabs. Berlanst Broibiire. (Waai4.111&S)
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1894 Oft Observation-Disclosures Ii. Ohio,
Wetpe. BertornmlllnesIofaI ,@erindrrins
noee 81; .SIleem, Grb. ser. ,tlnt. s8eretn
bon OttBaltimore"; Option GoncI. 8, Z.
p. p; rWaetaaarb. snnton 49,. 6Gne 5n
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Sn Inn G(rbor, Wtidl.. bat Scr
G%ontrottor Copeland, meld)cr ant
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gnngcn.
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fir Die ~. @urO bon Bolton, lit IN
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ben Der 2cidc ionO, altsgefiibrt nor.
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aus Den @leuotorcn 5uriidae5oGcn
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3 pciBer 81 341a,
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1909, BnnfsG trnbe,
f1abe her bftIi6en 8oIt5eitfation. Gnrs
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81pf.
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Gu %perfaufen:
Gin Bargatn.
nj, eiuaiaen s,petn5dtaen Sduftr

ben prndtbonen .gditerfonsIdrf," BdtuIents
etrabe, Ode bon Baltimore irnbe. aoTnmt
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tino lit ieoer 6inItht MODERN, nit 0sdrrtors
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&erlangt int ~NQgemeincn.

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ptr. 219, SlosSbarp.StrnBe, unter Der gufIi6t
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1924 SftsBaItimoresStrab - 8in1met an
8erren 3t permietben. - Seinffe @etrdnfe
uno @eine. gnbs8tetusBraueret "sBter.
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Wt, 8eruon 4942-M,
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Canton HHk eishIanbtpwa.
Canton unb Sighlaubtopn.


Ode GAIT mo Saits9lpenie, Canton.
MdrnInnosI elepbon - 81 81.
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