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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
In Bulk

Doubling Democrat-The trouble is
that we haven't anything to kick about.
The country is prosperous. and we can't
help sharing in the prosperity, can We?
Rock Rooted Democrat-That isn't
the way to.look at 1t, We're prosperous
enough as individuals. but we're
blamed hard up as a party, let me tell
you!
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13

If Russia could only secure the aid
of Lewiston's valiant pugilists, she
could put plenty OF ginger into the
campaign and might get a percentage
of the gate receipts.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13

Russian patriotism has probably
been bolstered up by the censured press
report which permits nothing published
but news of Russian victories.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13

Uncle Sam does not care who fights
the battles of the war so long as he
furnishes the rations.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13

The morning after. Russia probably
has q little brown taste in her mouth.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Northern Idaho. made
at Portland Ore. February 10:
Tonight, light snow, colder; Sunday,
probably fair.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS

The storm area is central over
Wyoming and Colorado this morning.
An area of high pressure is central over
Alberta, and relatively high pressure
prevails along the coast from Los An
geles to Portland. Precipitation oc-
CURED over the Pacific states, Idaho,
Montana, Minnesota Nevada and at
Edmonton and QuAppelle; 1.02 inches
fell at Sacramento and "a inch at San
Francisco. Warmer weather prevails
In Colorado, South Dakota. Minnesota,
Nebraska, Kansas. New Mexico, Ari-
IONA, and cooler over the middle plat
eau.
II. F. ALPS. Official in Charge.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
Special Clearance Sale Bargains For This Week

Mems $500 to $3.50 Suits for 1888.
Mems $500 to $1,000 Suits for 1886.
Mems $3.50 to $3.50 Suits for 1899.
Mems SIS to $225O Suits for s12.22.
20 per cent discount on Mems
Trousers.
25 per cent discount on Boys Cloth
ing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13

Boys Overcoats Mt just half price.
Mems Overcoats SO Ia per cent
discount.
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits at half
price to close.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Cloaks at half price to close.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
Big Shoe Sale This Week

Ladies $500 Shoes for s2.69.
Ladies' $3.50 and SO Shoes for s1.9S.
Ladies' $3.50 Shoes for $1.4s.
Ladies' $500 Shoes for s1.19.
Children's S1.25 to $3.50 Shoes, CSC.
Children's $165 to $500 Shoes, $1.23.
Infants 75c to $1.00 Shoes for 4Sc.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13

Ladies Heavy Weight Ores. :
Walking Skirts at a dlscoun, :. D0
third to one-half.. 'ne'
Ladies' $500 to $3.50 Sill W.,
$2.4S. LOT
Ladies Flannel and sateen Waist,
at half price.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-06
Pursued hv swssthsarts.

What happened to man who want
ID q wife is told at the Star.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-06


siye for a town Of the size of Astoria,
no doubt.
You have good little town here
l said that right on the start, didn't
j? And can add that It IL a town
with greater possibilities than most.
and that, for one. have confidence
In the people and believe that they
Will make Of Astoria what II deserves
to be. place clean, attractive and
pleasing to the eye. With a little
help, city 80 attractlvely situated
cannot fall to prosper. Good luck TO
you. AN EASTERNER.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-06
Diamonds Advance Again.

New York, Oct. 5.---Nctice of a five
per cent. advance in prices abroad has
been received by diamond importers
and cutters here. This makes the
eighth similar advance in two years.
The present advance applies to all
rough goods, and the cut stones are
expected to follow promptly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-06
DON'T Z, 90 70 st. +. LOUIS

'Tlll you cell at or write TO the Chi
cago, Milwaukee q st. Paul Railroad
once lSa Thirt street. Portland. Ore
Low rates TO ali points east, in cOnnec-
ton with eli transcOntinentals.
H. 8. ROWE
General Agent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-06
A WOMAN 70 g PRETTY



Ne Natter Whst Coler.
The finest contour Of q female faee, the
sweetest smile OF q female mouth, loses
something II the head Is crowned with
scant hair, Scant and falling hair, II is
now known, Is caused by parasite that
burrows into the scalp to the root OK the
hair, where Il saps the vitality. The lit
tie white scales the germ throws up in
burrowing are called dandrpff. To cure
dandruf permanently. then, and to stop
falling hair that germ must be killed
Newbro's Herpioide, an entirely new re-
suit Of the chemical laboratory, destroys
the dandrtiff germ! and. OF course. stops
the falling hair, and prevents badness,
Sold by leading druggists, Send iOc. In
stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co,
Detroit, Mich.
Eagle Drug Store, s51-S5s Bond ST.,
Owl Drug Store, $40 Com. ST., T. F.
Laurin, Prop, Special Agent"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-06
Located Gold Fields.

The investigations of gold bearing
localities have been rich in practical
results only a few of which can be
mentioned here. In 1898 the regions
which might prove to be mineral de-
poslts of economic value were outlin-
ed, and it is interesting to note that
the new mining camp of Fairbanks
has recently been developed into one
of these areas. In the survey report
on the Nome district which was the
first accurate one published, the fact
was emphasized that the source of the
gold was in the hills, not, as many
supposed at the time, off shore.
The attention of prospectors was
directed to high gravels occurring as
terraces on the Hill slopes, and these
have since ben worked with very prof
table results. 1t was further predict
ed that the tundra between Nome and
the hills would probably produce gold
In paying quantities, as It is now do
ing. The work of these few weeks
may be taken as an illustration of the
practical value of the surveys inves-
tigation. o4 M @ .d
The copper deposits of Prince Will
lam Sound were investigated in 1898,
those Of Kletsan creek in 1899, those
of the Copper river country in 1900,
and those of the Ketchikan mining dis
trict in 1901. In every case important
facts were learned regarding the oc-
currence and distribution of the ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-06
GOOD MAP or ALASKA.
Valuable Work Done by Geological
Survey.

survey.
Few people realize how little was
was known OF the great territory of
Alaska previous to 1898 and how much
our present knowledge Of resources is
the result Of Investigations made by
members of the United States geoiogi-
cal survey. Purchased from Russia
in 1867 for s7.2oo.ooo, It remained for
80 years practically forgotten. The
discovery In 1897 Of the rich gold de-
posits In the Klondike moved
popular fancy and moved congress to
appropriate $4,000 for surveys in
Alaska.
A sudden widespread demand for
knowledge about this great unknown
region Of the national domain arose
and the United States geological sur
vey attempted to collect the informa-
tion as promptly as time, circum-
stances and money would permit. The
genral result OF these efforts are set
forth In an interesting article contain
ed In Bulletin No. 227, a recent publi-
cation of the survey concerning its
own origin, development, organization
and operations, which was prepared
for distribution as a souvenir at the
ST. Louis Purchase exposition.
Topographic Maps Made.
One OF the most important functions
of the survey In Alaska has been the
production OF topographic maps. The
value OF those maps cannot be over
estimated. Demand for them comes
from prospectors, engineers. capital
lists and school teachers. and they form
one Of the most essential preliminaries
to the development Of the country.
About one-sixth of the territory, con-
stituting an area Of from 10000 to
100000 square miles, has been cover
ed by topographic surveys.
Names used by explorers for
streams, mountains and other geo.
graphic features have been collected
and brought into the form of geo.
graphic dictionary OF Alaska. This
gives the location Of the features nam
ed. in many cases the origin and
meaning of the name, and chrono-
logical list Of the authorities.
The preliminary aim Of the work
has been to investigate the mineral
resources OF the country. This has
necessitated geographic studies, and in
course OF time the geologic history Of
the entire territory will be decipher-
ed. 1t Is mainly through studies of
bedrock geology that the distribution
and origin Of deposits of economic
value have become known. The chief
of these deposits are gold, tin, copper
and coal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-11

Ell ministro de Estado. MIR.
Hay, y el ministro de Cuba eu
Washington, Sr. Quesada, han
firmado un protocolo extendien-
do pof seis meses el periodic en-
que debe efectuarse Ell cambjo
de ratificaciones del tratado que
define las relaciones generates
de este pals con la isla de Cuba,
segin las comprende ell texto de
la llamada enmienda Platt.
Ell tratado ha sido aprobado
va por las Camaras cubanas,
que suspendieron sus sesiones
la semana pasada, pero halla
resistencia en- ell Senado de
Washington. debido a que dos 9
tres senadores de mucha in
fuencia, particularmente los Sc
flores Quay y Penrose. de Fen
nsylvania, Sc obstinan en- que la
isla de Pinos debe pertenecer a
los Estados Unidos. 9 que. por
10 menos, isus relaciones con ell
gobierno cubano deben ser de
mera formula.
Esta oposicion de los senado-
res Quay y Penrose obedece a
que procedentes de su Estado
hay varios individuos avecina-
dos 6 afincados en- aquel islote,
y no quieren, bajo ning1n con
cepto. quedar bajo la soberanfa
de Cuba.
Las Camaras cubanas suspen
dieron sus sesiones, como sc ha
dicho. la semaua pasada, des
pues de haber decretado pagar
el interes de los bonos revolu
cionarios y prometido amorti
Ear ell principal.
No Sc trato de aprobar el pro
yecto de loterfa por encima del
veto del Presidente, nj Sc tomo
accion sobre Ell proyecto para ad-
quirir por cuenta del Estado e
Teatro Nacional (antes Teatr,
Tacon), por los escr1pulos de
muchos Legislatures, que consi-
deran cosa impropia la posesioo
de bienes particuiares por el E.
tado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-11

suiva.la MNaga
r. ISs ifssr6t PaLmaA
s.: :: !: q; AS: : - ::: SG Dc l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-04
6hnnntiiirtc einc Iran.

Renz0ort, 3. Sanuar. = s,
8irgil Qeol, Der ii4 fir einen 8an@
fisr, Mafler, @erleger, BrofefOr,
6ppnotiieur, 66riftiteuer uno 96ilo@
iop6 ~aus9iebt unO i'm gan3en 2anOe
als Der 6~DpnotiIeur Or. I. Ga W}Otte
Sage 6efannt lit, muB ii4 auf cine
gegsn i'm er6o6ene, auf $4,000 lauz
tenDe S6aOanerIaBtlage Derantpor=
ten, bic So6n S6oDermQn BON W}ount
0ernpn in ben @eri6ten eingebru6t
BAT. Der &ldger bei6uLoigt Den Dielz
fa6en Ga M2otte Ger @ntfremDung Der
Qie6e ieiner Satin. Ga MOtte Fat
bic &luge mod ni4t b%eantportet; er
nirb inbeiIan entI6ieOen in Q6reOe
iteQen, bic Qie6e Der 6rau S6onarz
man 0ur6 bic &unft Der 6ppnoie err
langt gu baben. SeOenfaQs BARI man
auf ben 4usgang De5 in Dem S6erge@
ri6t Don WeIt6eItsrz Gountp gu Oer=
6unbelnDen 9ro3eTe5 geipunnt iein.
Wie e8 in Der &lage 6boperman'S
6eiBt, bat er ii9 nit ieiner Satin i'm
Sabre 1897 per6eiratbet unb nit t6r
bis 1901 gliiflt8 gele6t. DIS Der
@atte ii8 infOIge ieines 8erufes Aduz
fla auf 3etfen begeben muBte, i4lug
inn feline bamdls ~21@idbrige uno ais
S60nbeit Qepriefene Satin Dor, er
m6ge i6r erlauben, ii6 irgeno cine Be
i8Gftigung gu 7u6en, Oamit tie it4
pd6renb feiner Qbpeienbeit ni4t
langpeile. Der 8atte CAB feline Sim
niQigung, 0aB 5rau S6operman BEL
Seal Bel bef7en Deri4ieOenen Inter
ne6mungen Elm Engagement ftnpe.
Die bttteren 5olgen zines fol4en
56rtttes 5sigten itd nt4t LANCE na4z
Der. Mit 8eOuuern berna6m Der
8atte, baB Seal ieine Satin 6epogen
babe, t6ren 9atten i'm Std gu la7en.
Die 6ppnotiIde8unit Nears ioG bier
Bel feline geringe HoGe geIpielt 6a6en.
0a4 Qngabe bes &ldgers lit Geal
ber6eirat6et unb betrei6t in Or. 1881,
8roaOnap, ais MitglieO Der 6irma
Seal e Ntfing Elm 8anfbau5. Gr 1T
ferner 9rdiibent elmer Geieqi6aft, Die
cine betunnte 8atentzN2ebi3in Derz
fault. I'm ben 8epeis 81 erbringen,
oaB Neal i'm Stanbe mar, Die 5rau
oes &ldgers 81 AppnOttfiren, ptrb
bieier cine Reie BON 6lugi6riften,
Die Seal gum @arfaher Raben. benz
9eri4te unter6reiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-04
giuBIann iulte geaen Die 9bn6erei
hrDtcitircu.

G6icago, 3. Sanuar.-Sm perz
floRensn Sabre pur0en 104 Qpn6>
moroe in ben Ser. Staaten berii6t, 8
me6r, ais i'm Sabre 1902. Gon oieien
unt6aten famen in geograp6ti6er
gintbeillng II auf bic Norbz unb 90
auf Die SiOitaaten. Die 9elDn6ten
poren i6rer Hafe mad Sc Neger, II
@eiBe unO Elm G6ineie; in. Mtiftiitppi
uno in Qouiiianu lit audi ie cine 5rau,
cine Negerin, Dem 2pn6geri4t gum
Spfer gefaqen. Die Qn5abI Der gez
iebli9en 5tnri9tungen i'm Sabre 1903
belief itd uuf 1913, q tpeniger, aIs i'm
Sabre 1902.
SelbitmorbfGqe in ben Ser. Staaz
ten tperben, DON Sabr gu Sa6r 3ablreiz
der. S6re 9eIammt3abl i'm Derfloiz
fenen Sabre mar 1897, babon 1886
MGnner unb 1912 5rauen. sSm Sabre
1899 5G6lte man $40 Sel6itmorbe,
unb in jeDem na6folgenbenSabre mar
elm f~ortpGArenoes betrG6tlt6es Qn@
pa9fen Der 3a6l Der 2ebensmiioen 81
Der5ei9nsn.
8eruntreuungen, 8anfz unb Sal
f~enOie6ftdble be3ifferten ii9 i'm leBten
Sabre auf $6,562,163; i'm @ergIei6
gum Sabre 1902 Inn etpa 100000
tpeniqer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-04
SpnsWirrtn.

3orpnto, 0nt., 8. Sunuar. =
Die 8lGu6iger Der Deri4ieOenen Sooz
@ompagnien BADEN Dem 8eneral@4uz
bitor s. 8. @6ortigton, pel4er ieBt
Die Gontrole iiber Oa5 geIammte 600
@igentbum but, MittAeilun8 OaOon
gema8t, OQB ie nm @rnennung zines
Q~iquiOators fir bic 9ilf5 Gompags
MEN Der Safe superior GOniOIiooz
teo" nadgefu6t BADEN uno ooB bic
GontroIe, peI4e Oa5 g&epzYorter
8anf6au8 Gpeper &c 81. i6er bic
@oo : 2iegenI4uften erIongt bat, 8ss
ri6tli4 ongefo4ten perben ioa, Die
8etenten MAIDEN geltenO, baB Oeri4tsz
Oene GorpOrationen, 6eionOer5 bic
nGanubian 8ant Of Commerce" uno
bic n5iOelitp &c Commercial 5ruit
g." BON pbtlaoelp6iu bur4 N}anipuz
lirung BON @Ori4iifen fi4 finan3ieae
8ort6eile Dor anberen ungeii6ertsn
8lGu6igern gu Deri4affen gepuBt Raz
hpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-04
gunoesz Jinanien.
906e Der 2an0e5f6ulO am 1. Sanuar
1914 150,880. - Nbna6me i'm
DECEMBER S11,618,53O.

@of6tngton, 8. Sonuar.
Na6 Dem eri4iensnen monutIi6en
Gunoes : 6inan3auspeiie mar Die
2anoe8iduIo an S4luB Der Sc
f6dft8funoen am 81. DECEMBER 1908,
na4 g63ug oe5 8a%arporratb8 i'm
G9aBamte, 1914 $50; cine Qbz
na6me fir ben U}onut Oe3em6er pon
$11,618,53O, Die 66ulo feBt iif
3uiammen, ME folgt; 3~in8tragenoe
64ulo 1901, TAT, 22O; G4uIO, Oeren
@er5inIung aufgeA0rt bat, $1,196,S
$50; ni4t Der5in5li6e S6ulo $780,
582,025; 3uiammen $685. 25, IT'S.
Der 8orrot6 i'm S4aBamt 3erf6Qt in:
8olDreIerpe : 6onD $15O,O0O,OO0;
8ruIt 6ono $935, 1928, 1863; 8enerol=
5onb $148,1 1873, TIA; in Hotional6anz
fen beponirt $172,159, 1888; Rettoz
9"aorporrat6 $379,374,8 1875. Der QeB@
tere 6at i'm 9e3ember I'M $10,137,465
3ugenommen, 6auptIG4li4 in 5olge
Der bermin0erten Qusga6en in meArez
rem 9epartements.
Die @s1ammt : Gtnna6men i'm Dc
3ember 6etrugen $40, 747,592 Die
Qusgaben $685. O4, einen ueber~
i4uB fir ben M}onat oon $10,491,788
erge6enb. Die Ginna6men ieBen itd
3uiammen, pie foIgt: 3Oue $19,815T
$50; 6teuern $2O,227,155; 9eri6iez
Oenes 81, 7O4,5 56. Die @usgaben i'm
0e3ember 5eigten cine 46na6me BON
$4,3O0,OOO, i'm 9erglei6 gum 0e3emz
Ser 1902, Die Nusgdben fir Da5
8riegsDeportemen na6men im9e3em>
Der UNI $3,8OO,OO0, Die fir Die Maz
rine I'm $1,265, 900 al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-04
OrubrufriegzO pfer.
Sin ongs6li6e5 b05piqigss GomplOt
CUR 8erni4turg riOaliiirenoer
9rubenQrbeiter.

GIN Qn9SDlt0e9 ppsDtut9S9 0pllpluI
CUR 8erni4tung rtOalttrenoer
Gru6enar6eiter.
Suite, Don't, 3. Sdnuar.-- Sn
JoIge elmer Grploiion unD 4uSitrOS
mems BON 8a8 aus Der Wti6ael 9az
pitt : @ru6e purOe geItern Q6enO ell
8ergmann get0otet, Elm anOerer tOotz
li6 perIeBt unO Elm Dritter bepuBtlos.
Die @rploiion 1T, pte Die 8eamten
Der nQmalgamoteo Copper GOmpunp"
au8Iagen, in 6~0spiGiger 8eiie DON
Rem 8ergleuten elmer riOaliitrenOer
@ru6engeIeQI6aft 6erbeigefihrt NOR
cen. Del 8ru6enarbetter, pel4er 92@
t0Dtet nuroe, mar Samuel Olien;
t0Dtli6 perleBt purDe Der 8rubendr@
better 8 IN &riDel. Der 8prmann
sSyo6u 9omaIuma, Der uuf ben Small
Der grploiion 6erbei elite, wurOe bon
@a5 ii6erpGltigt unO niirOe eritidt
fem, uenn er ni6t BON me6reren I'M
erf6rodenen 8ergleuter mod re4t3e;z
tia aus ieiner gefGbrli4en Gage be-
fr2it porDen nGre. @egen be8 8eiiBz
titel5 Der Mi6uel 9aDitt : 8rube, Die
7niIfen Der 4e%nniplDaniaz uno Der
Rarus : Gru6e gelegen lit, 1T Elm
Rarhfs7treit i'm @Qnde. Die ~er1tere
@ru6e piro Don Der nQmulgamateo
@ompanp", Die 3peite DDn Der Limited
Company" geeignet. Die penniploaz
nii6en 8ru6enleute paren auf 8runO
zines 9efrets oe5 8un0esgeri6t5 an
Der Nrbeit, nm feIt3uIteuen, ob Die an
0ere @eIeQI6aft ii6 einen @ingrtff in
bic 8olOer5a0ern Der M}i4ael 9aDittz
8ru6e erIaubt babe; lie rparen odmIt
feI6Gftigt, bic Pafuge, pel6e BON
linen aus nab Der 6ein3e'i6en 8rube
fI6rte, Dur6 Nnbringung elmer 3blre
gu D~eritopfen, UNI 81 %Der6tnOern, ouB
Der Our6 bic SprenglaOungen oerz
urIa6te Gou6 in bic ei9ene 8rube
einOranq uno fie Don Der 4rbett Oerz
trie6. 9lDBli9 erfolgte Elm genaltiz
ger &ra8, poOur4 Die neuangebradte
86ire neg9erifen uno oos um8ebenpe
5ol3Dert peg8eipren9t tpurOe, ipobel
bic o6en Qenannten 9rei gu S4aOen
tamen uno OIien %get0Otet purOe.
Der 68eriff 1T nit Der Inter
Iu6ung Oes Sales beI4dftigt. 3pIz
I6en ben beioerIeitigen 8ru6enleuten
6err56t groBe @rbitterung, Die 3u net
teren Grcefen fii6ren mag.
Sin @ru6enbeamter, s. 8.8oooale,
BON Der Bolton : Montana : 8rube,
bat offen erflart, es liege Elm offsn6oz
.rer 8erIu6 Der anoeren 8ru6enorbetz
ter Dor, bic @rubenleute aus Pennlql=
panien gu ermorben, un6 er min duf
frenqe 8eItrufung Der S6uIoigen Doc
ben Griminalgeri6ten D%rtn8an.
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Susi 0tGnner bel eiuem Sbrater>
branDe berbrannt.

2eringtpn, 8p., 3. Sanuar. =
Bel benz 8ranbe bes S~pernbauies in
Mount Sterling, &p., tamen s. %.
Barnes unb 6rant W6ite um's 2eben.
Sic purDen BON ~ftiir3enoen Mauern
eri4lugen. 9as 5euer fam in benz
bend9barten 9~rOcerpluben bon 8. e.
8urnes gum Qusbru4 unD t6eilte iid)
auf bas S9eater : @ebdube, in Dem
inOefen CUR 3eit feline 8orfteaung
ftattfanb, nit. 9us SEuter, bas
gdn3li9 5erftOrt nurbe, bate einen
8ert6 BON etpa $4,000. Mit MiAe
fpurDe bic in Der Nd6e 6elegene Mes
tbobiifenfir6e gerettet, beren S9iren
in 5olse bes Suntenresens 6euer fin
QeT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-04
9enti9lanD
belt
Sieie tpmnoernpuc Scutidle GrfnE
nuna hat Die Sranfbeit 6ciiegt.

Sbiqc gb6ilOung 5eiQt bcu &o6'f6en Sn6alis
runqs z&pDdrot, oermittelt rsfen nas punoeroolc
rSuberculine=" @eilmittel. ipel9es S6pinOiu9t UNI
Ntbma furirt, nit ~beilcnDen 0ligen SGntpfen in
9ir6inoung Qebraht DirO, Delbe Oann brett ourb
Ginatbu1unq in Die HuHqcn ulD Suitrobren eIii=
gsfiibrt ipcrotn. Sieie pernunttgemdBe uno logis
i6e 8ebanolun0 brinqt Oas &silmittel oireft oil
ben Sit Der GraHtbtit, iUo g rurb lootulIg Der
Germen SblpiuOiu6t unO AitbmI heilt.
Gr. GoiDarO ao0, Der 6bef Der Rod ibtn Hur7
qen=Rur RON &mcrita NM Griinper Ditics num-
0srpoaen @pparais, mar tiiriiib in ofm biehqen
Vur,au d~uiutituo uHo iDurDe BON S%unotrteH pot
YGtienten o%uHiUltirt. 49,
Gicisr pirtuHqsooQe uno tofipicligt Npparat III
in allen amcritaniiben @urcaTr a%utgttelt, ne rD
in Baltimore, Nelp=gorf, philadelphia, &oton,
buffalo, 9ittsburq, 99ai6inQton. Gbicago, 3obe=
fer, Gincinnati, @ltoonu, Grie, ga, II. !. M. b'=
befinbtH.
Sas 9altimorsr @ureou lit in Nr. sol, Roros
6~utap= Strabe. Spre6t ppr uno erbaltet irtie
GpnIultation, Il1teriubuug unO cine 9~triu6szScs
b~auoluuq, lpoour6 pie 9ortbeile hi:icr ipunOerbd=
rem pifeui6aftli6en GntOttung borgefitbrt iptrocn.
IN
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8ingz86eaters elmer Gbnliden &otoz
itrop6e ou5gsieBt mar,
Sin Opfer Der G6tcu8o'er
&atu trop6e.
8ing6amton n, 0,=9,, 3. San.
ie6r 5a6lr:i6er 8et6siligun8
fanO 6sute bic 82erOi9un3 BON Gluz
renee Burr Scott (0arrD 9uOIon
oon Der r8iqIonairezGO." ttott, mel
der bel Dem nSroquoi5>3 42aterz"
8ranOe in @bicago fem Qs6en OerlOr.
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-bpr-
tntpfe6fenswert6en S%inan5-,
Engres- nno Gaoetatf-
@ef6dftei.
TiuansieneS.
Banter.

sIesT NATIONAL BANK, II soutn'Str'
7. D. Ferguson. Praes.; a.. b. WILCOX
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
Baltimore und LibertysStr.; Chas. w.
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason kassi'
rer.
FARMERS, AND MERCHANTS NATlo'
NAL BANK, lombard und soutn'Str'
chas. 7. Crane. Praes.; Carter q. os'
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTsCHE BANK, Baltimore und Hol'
liday.str. A. H. Schulz. Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS $NA'
TIoNAL BANK. Howards und GER
man,Str.; Lawrence B. Kemp, Praes'
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, IA N. Eu'
tawsStr.; Joshua 81. Harvey. Praes"
W. Marriott, Kassirer.
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Banfiers uno Matler.

HAMBLEToN ( CO., 9 ~SourhsStr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO, 2 South'Stf.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON (Est. 1882
Fayette.Str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD D, FISHER Il SONS, o ,. Gals
YertsStr.
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,,Vdterhen" aratuIirt.

0af6tngtOn, 3. Sanuar. -
9rGIioent Rooiebelt bat Elm Sele=
qramm cs8 G8aren er6alten, morin
Der 6eri6er aler 8euBen ieine R,r3=
li6en 8liidniinI6e gum NeujaRrsfelt
i6erienbst. Del 9rGitOent min an
rufiii6en g}euja6rstag' bantenb err
niDern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-04

en- Omu6a 6eginnt 6eute Der
9roseB qegen ben 8unoaSienutOr
G6og. 8. 9ietri6, tpel6er ii6 gegen
oefpiTe 8unoes @ori4riften pergan=
0en 6absn ion.