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waistcoat of leather or gaily colored cloth,
while an odd vest of knitted wool will be
so sznartened by leather edges and per-
feet fit that the word sweater seems a
wicked misnomer. But the automobile
sweater is much-needed garment, for. ex-
cept in the burning days of summer, some
light protection is always needed
However charming the automobile dress
may be- it is the coat which has the first
place in the feminine fancy. The gowns
are for the most part of a general sporting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-18

was an extension at the hips which formed
the pockets. The skirt fitted closely at the
top and fulled out at the bottom with in
verted box pleats.
A gown in black and white English check
was perhaps a shade jauntier and ex-
pressed possibilities for summer wear. The
short double-breasted coat was in box form
and the round skirt was in heavy box pieats
back and front Bands of dark green cloth
and green bone buttons smartly trimmed
the little suit, and the visored caps of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-18

watered or brocade silk small trunk for
the safekeeping of their bridal treasures.
such as the wedding invitation, letters of
congratulation, love letters and other
tokens of sentiment. On top of all go the
wedding veil and wreath. A small lock
fitted with gold or silver key fastens the
chest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-18

Double links with which q fasten high
linen collars are among the novelties and
are Ina profuaion OF smart designs
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Notice.
Box. 552.

We have after much thought, n
considering the interest of ourselves.
Ind our many customers, decided to
change our system of business to a
strictly cash system.
We not only promise to give our
customers the same goods for less
money thar we have beer able TO
10 heretofore, but we will give them
Better goods for the same money
han they can buy any place In
town. We do not make his assertion
o mislead any me-. We mean what
we say. All we ask is that you give
is a trial order and be convinced.
Hoping that the above will meet
with the approval of all our custom
ers, and in view of the fact that we
viii give better service in every way,
n the future to our customers, than
We have been able to do in the past,
We respectfully solicit a continuance
If your future patronage. Resp.
CARTON, HALL & CO.,
OTIS Grocers.
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GROUP

Begins with the symptoms of a com
mon cold: there Is c~hilliness, sneez-
ing, sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse,
h-oarseness and impeded respiration.
Give frequent small doses Of Bal
ards Horehound Syrup. (the child
will cry for it, and at the first sign
of a CUP cough. apply frequently
Billiards. Snow Liniment 10 the
-hroat.
Mrs. A. vliet, Newcastle. Colo.
writes. March 18th, 1901: 81 think
Billiards. Horehound Syrup a wond.
erful remedy. and sc pleasant" Csc.
SOC and $1.00. Sold by Pecos Valley
Drug Co.
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H. II. Jones, of Cedar Point, Kan,
who has been here several days. left
Sunday morning for Amarillo. where
he will stop a few days.
city for the purpose of looking for
suitable land for an investment He
arrived Saturday evening.
B. S. Kuykendaw and John e. Null
drow, who live 13 miles west of Carls-
bad, were in the city Saturday look
ing after business interests.
When you see the red pail with the
green label, you will know hat the
contents are pure lard put up by the
Diamond Ice and Packing Co. 92tf
D. H. Rathbone and George Farout
went to Dexter last night to begin
their work of well drilling. They have
a new drilling outfit at Dexter.
J.. w. Lusk, of Monmouth, Illinois,
left Sunday for his home after being
in the Valley several days. He Is an
ex-newspaper man. and is now in the
| land business.
Frank Robb came up from Dayton
| Sunday morning, bringing a sample
of spring water o. that vicinity
which he will nave analysed for its
medicinal properties.
| Ono final nrn0f aftnr Hyn unarS' roc
idence on a homestead claim was
made in the Government Land Office
| Saturday. There were four new home
steads and three desert claims filed.
A. B. Ringland, of Chicago, who
has been to Dexter looking at the
land propositions, left Sunday for
his home. He will return before long
to invest in the lands of the Valley.
A. F. Leslie was up from ArIesia
Saturday, accompanying a party OF
five pr~ospectors from the east 10 tina
place Saturday evening. One of the
party was w. P. Kirkland, of Gales
burg, Ill.
Fred Andrews and John R. Young
berg. of Chicago, came in Sunda,
morning from Dexter. They will visi
here until Tuesday and then go home
They will return later and invest il
land here.
J.. B. link, of St. Louis, arrived Sat
urday evening. He has land in the Va
l low on1 will h. -, IT. -.
or three weeks. He will visit in Ros
well a couple of days before goin
to the Lower Valley.
A. H. Marsh, of Springfield, IIlinoi:
is here for a prospecting visit. He
in love with Roswell and the peop
here, declaring them the finest elias
! of citizens, taken as a whole, he ha
seen in all his travels.
R. w. Lewis yesterday a
| ternoon from Santa Ana, Tex, whel
he attended the death bee of his f
Their, W. F. Lewis. who passed ava
a week go Saturday. Mrs. Jenny B
cy. daughter of the deceased, retur1
ed a few days ago. her brother renal
ing to Loo after business matters
> his departed father. Mr.. Lewis wei
to his ranch in the but wi
be in Roswell in a few days to r
! sumo business transactions that wei
suspended when he received the tel
gram announcing the critical fines
of his father.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-27
FRUIT rReEs-sAReAlN OFFER.

MIL
The best nursery stock at reasona
Bile prices Is our motto. Our trees are
free from insect pests and diseases.
We retail at wholesale prices
II you expect to plant a large orch
ard or only a few trees. it will pay
YOU 10 send us a list of your wants
for special prices. When you buy OF
us you get strong. vigorous. we'll
grown hardy trees, true II name. at
the least possible prices
To introduce our superior stock to
following remarkable bargain offers.
Order now before the trees are all
sold. We will hold srock until you
desire shipment made, or will send
at oDce, whichever you prefer.
OFFER NO. For one dollar and
twenty-five cents we will send, all
charges prepaid. the trees and plants
named below:
Ten peach trees-two each of the
following varieties. which are the We
ry best of the new varieties: Carmen,
Fitzgerald, Kalamazoo, New Prolific
and Greensboro.
Two Climax plum. ri wonderful
new Japanese varieties.
Two Early Richmond cherry.
Twelve Dunlap strawberry plants
III best strawberry known.
All the above, IA trees and IL
plants, for one dollar and twenty-five
cents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Order
before it is too late. Remember, fol
one dollar and twenty-five cents the
IA trees and IL plants are delivered
to you all charges prepaid. Order now
We guarantee satisfaction. If you are
not satisfied with the trees when you
receive them. we will return the mo
ney paid for them.
OFFER NO. 2.-For twenty-five cts
we will send one dozen mammoth Gls
doll bulbs, prepaid, from u wonder
full collection, embracing every colol
and kind known and many new seed
Iings never sold before. Bulbs equa
to this collection have never beer
sold for less than fifty cents to
! dollar per dozen, but for a short TIM
we make this special offer of n dc
zen Mammoth bulbs of this rare col
lection for twenty-five cents.
Order now before it is too late.
OFFER NO. 3.-The above trees
plants and bulbs are all the yer
best to be had anywhere and bot
offers should be accepted at once b
all who want the best fruits and flow
ers. But to make 1t doubly ~attractiv
to all who will try our special offer
and thus advertise our superior nul
sery stock and low prices. we max
the following remarkable offer:
To all who send for I'll above o
fers mos. l and p we will sem al
solutely free. all charges paid, tw
extra fine two-year-old Campbell
Early Grape Vines. Campbell's Earl
is the largest. best of quality, earlies
and most productive of all earl
grapes. Do not miss his opportunit
to secure two of these valuable vine
free. If o are interested in frui
write to us.
INDIANAPOLIS NURSERY CO
Indianapolis, nd.
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DECIDED AGAINST NEWMAN.
supreme Court Decided Case Against
the Roswell Magnetic Healer. hut
He Viii Co Higher.

Supreme Court Decided Case Against
the Roswell Magnetic Healer. hut
He Will Go Higher.
Prof. J. NJ. Newman, the magnetic
healer of Roswell, whose troubles
with the law are familiar t the read
ers If The Record. has received word
from his attorney ]. L. Johnson, who
is in Santa Fe. that the case in which
he was defendant in the lowea court
has been decided against him by the
supreme court of the Territory. The
decision Of Judge Pope in the last
term of district court, by which Prof.
Newman was fined $25 and costs
and sentenced to 80 days in jail for
practicfng medicine without q license,
was upheld by the higher court and
now the only recourse Mr.. Newman
has is to pay the fine and serve the
time, or appeal to the Supreme Court
of the United States. He declared to
a Record reporter that he would car
ry the fight to the last ditch and ap-
peal.
1t will be remembered that DIR.
Newman was arrested at the instance
of the city board of health. He was
tried before Justice Peacock, who fin
ed him 500 and costs and gave him
4 thirty day sentence. The case was
appealed to district court and when
the jury found him guilty Judge Pope
cut the fine to $25 and suspended the
Jail sentence.
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Realty Transfers Saturday.

Deeds file in the office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle Sat
lrday were:
Warren P. Andrews to Nathan ].
Maddox. Albert C. Smith and Peter
A. johnson for $3.50, lors 9 and 10 in
block 20 of Roswell.
Dexter Townsite Company to L.
w. Wilson for $3.50, lot Z, block 4 in
Dexter.
G. P. Shearman and wife to J. A.
Stewart for $3.50, part of lot AZ in
Military Heights Addition to Roswell.
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For Sale Cheap.

100 acres fine and in the artesian
belt. Groom painted house; 80 acres
'enced and in fine state of cultivation.
Five hundred growing apple trees;
two good surface wells; 12-ft. Leader
wind mill, water tank, etc. Will sell
cheap.
PAUL C.. WILSON,
Box. 552. 4t4
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Saturday.
Fresh flower seed at the Alameda
Greenhouse. O5tf
J. Walter Day came up from Day
ton Sunday.
M. c. Moore. of Hagerman, spent
Saturday here.
E. F. cooper was up from Hager-
man Saturday.
G. M. Boyd, Jr., was up from Lake
wood Saturday.
A. A.. Lowe came up from Artesia
yesterday morning.
]. w. Dudley spent Saturday with
friends in Roswell.
J. w. Walters came up Sunday NOR
ming from Lakewood.
NJ. c: Moore, of Hagerman. was a
| Saturday visitor in Roswell.
Mr.. n Mrs. w. S. DAVIDSON were
up from Hagerman Saturday.
J.. w. Halliburton, of Dexter, spent
| Sunday with friends in Roswell.
Judge Emmett Patton spent sum
day with home folks at Artesia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Randall were
up from Dexter Saturday shopping.
w. f. Rogers returned Sunday
from a business visit in Lake Arthur.
Henry Russell returned Saturday
evening from a business trip 10 Anna
rillo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Owen, of Dex-
ter, were Saturday shoppers in Ros-
we'll.
willie SNOWFALL. of Pixies Peak"
is the way a guest at the Shelby reg
listers.
w. M. Reed went to Carlsbad last
night for a few days visit at the
springs.
j. D. Nell, A. w. Long and c.. w.
DAWSON were up from Hagerman on
Saturday.
F. ". Martin arrived Sunday from
Artesia for a weeks visit with friends
in Roswell.
H. R. Putnam returned Saturday
evening from a business trip to Anna
rillo, Texas.
L.. D. Garner, of Hagerman, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his broth
er in this city.
Clair & Petty, best sidewalks. Al
cement work guaranteed first class
Clair & Petty. O5tf
Chas. H. Flato came up from Day
ton Sunday morning to remain in Ro'
well a few days
Frank and G. A. Hull, of Stockton
the Grand Central.
:, J.. w. Stockard went to Carsbat
last night for a visit of two days will
George Webster. Jr.
Call up the Alameda Green hous'
for good. fresh Kentucky blue grass
) seed and sweet peas. O5t
Chas. DeFreest returned Sunda.
morning from a business trip t.
points down the Valley.
P. J. Kemper came in Saturday eve
ming from Sioux City, Iowa, to lool
after his Pecos Valley realty.
Matte NJ, March, of Newport, Ark
is in the city looking for a desirable
location for a millinery store.
w. T. Gibbons came in Saturda,
from Fort Worth. He is a sheep buy
err and will be here ten or fifteen day
ter, were here shopping Saturday
Mr.. Owens is a blacksmith at Dextel
DIR. T. E. Presley went to Attest
last night to look after business an
professional interests for a couple c
days.
G.. P. Crippen, of Crowley, Louisi,
ma, arrived Saturday evening to loo
at the Ian proposition in the Peco
, Valley.
NJ. Schloss, E. Richards, E. A. Bi
ney n A. F. Catron, all well know
citizens of Dexter, spent Sunday
the city.
Uncle George" White was up fro
Hagerman Saturday visiting with m
ny friends and looking after busine:
10 interests.
Ia Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Dyer. of Ric
"a mond. w. Va, are here visiting the
friend George Medley and looking o
IS er the country.
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Good Sidewalks, Clair q Petty.
1t viii pay you to have James Clair
do your cement work. Fourteen years
experience. 0stf
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Notice.

Hack from Star Meat Market daily
20 Hondo dam. Leaves between sew
IN and eight o.clock-John Purviance
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11
Colombia idladlcrt.

@uibinQton .. s., 0. 6e6r.
49, Colombia ibeint bemiibt SIT iein,
non Ocu &creini9tcu Staaten cine
GntihdOiQrmg Ooiiir 5u Grbolten, OaB
Scr &cpllblit Die 3cbn Wiiaionen mir
Ben Eunomofonol entaongen iino.
Muu mill icBt Sen Ser. Stooten Die
Galapagos p Sniclu, melde nidt
lpeit bon Dem Soicn non Gbiriqui IN
Gotta Rtco bclGgen limo, ais &oblens
Itation ocrtuuien uno perlangt oofiir
sic mGBiQc Smmc bon fitni3ebn
Miaionen Collars. Die SnieIn buben
elm poar quite @Gicn mo ga lie einige
NlmOert NtciIen BON Colon liegen 10
Wdrcn tic uid)t obuc @crtb fir ole
&erciuiqtcu Stootcn. SStOeB lit eS
ubiolllt olt5qeidloicn, ouB Oie bicli9c
Ncgicrlung oltd) MIR onnd6crn0 cineu
10 bobcn @etrog fir sic Snieln be-
5oblen miiroc.
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S6iffsnadridten.

NeiuSD Off, 8. Sebruar. - Der
0ompfer oMaiu" longte beltte bon
Bremen bier an.
9~(b9efobren lit ser 9ampfer go
lorraine" nod Sabre.
NeopcL s. Sebruor. - Ger
0ompfcr o8epublit" ging 6clIte BON
bier nnd Neiu. Dorf o6.
GueenStoWn II, 9. Sebrllor. -
Gbgcfobrcn nod 2incrpool lit bon
bier Der 0ompfer yWfoieltic."
2iDerpooL Q. Sebruar. - Nm.
gelon9t lit bier Der 0ompfcr n6ricS-
lon6" bon philadelphia.
2on6on 8. 6ebruor. Der
9ompfer oMenominee" trof beute
bon 9tcipsgorf bier Elm.
NueenStomn, 9. 6ebrror. -
@ingetroifen lit bier Der 9ompicr
Baltic" bon Neps Oorf.
Gibraltar. 8. 6ebrlior. - Sier
cingetroffen lit Der Gompfer o&oni-
gin 2uiie" BON Nem.Dorf.
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@ermiidtc telcsrapbiidJc 9cpeIden.

- Sn Geoartolul, 90, bat Srnu
@ulter Sdlieitett, melde ibr bier
Sabre olteS S0bnden, ociien aIei.
Dung in Brand gerotben mar, oo.
0ur6 81 retten berlud)te, oaB iie ibre
&leioer nm oaS aino mono, 5uiont.
men nit Dem 2ebteren ous 2e6en eilt.
gebiibt.
- Sn Scr ser D9elotuare, 2ddu.
mamma & Observation-Disclosures lell.
ihoft" geb0rigen Samptons 3ede BET
Scranton, ga, lpitroeu Der Berg
mann Widnel 9oeoonid mo fem
2(r6eiter Beter Gutf our6 berab-
it%iir5enoe Soblen erldlagen.
- 9l0mirol Sront =. Gosbb lit in
@aibinqton cinem S6logonfaQ er.
legen. Gerielbc muroe IN 2olliIiona
1910 ge6orett, mofte ben 9iir9er.
trieg nit mo murOe 1902 NIT bent
Slang zines 8ice.AomirolS penlio.
nirt. Seine lebte oienitlid)e SteIung
in ser Wurine par oie zines @enerols
3ablmeilterS ser Warine.
- Sn Sooerbiq. Wtaii., lit our6
einen @rono oaS Observation-Disclosures
5erItOrt poroeL peld)eS bon 6. ".
So3elton & So. uno anoerert Sirmen
benubt mitroe. We6rere Seuertuebr.
leute ~erlitten leidte 8~erletungen,
itno uiele bon oen ar6eitern fornten
iid nllr nit Otiibe retten. Der Sda.
ben belGuit lid ultf etipa $4,000.
- Die 1S-iGbrige Olipe SempIeton
lit olf r1tbieIboite 8eiie aus Dem
n@opentiit . GoIeg" in 9errien.
Springs, Wih., perihpun6er, uno
man befiirhtet, oaB iie umgefommen
lit. Sic lit Die So6ter zines nobl.
bubenoen Embellishments in Sa-
pper, &iS.
- Gle Shauipielerin Cecilia 2of-
tll5 lit tuGbreno elmer 8~orItelung IN
gfron Ohio, IN Sbnma6t gefalen
un0 liegt bort an Nerben5erriittung
ernitli6 trant oornieoer. Sbre en-.
gagements in erie. ga, II. Youres.
torpn, Ohio, iiuo riids1neie eentadt
noroen.
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8rnnoitiifS ltebertragnnacn.

glrtbur u. or0 an Senrp 6. Goof,
Siibieitc Scr GolunienbitroBe, 1 Got,
So.
GborleS &, Hidoroion, 9(on., an
Nelie 3. &idoroion, A 2otS, 1925.
@olter g. 8eitpbol an CHARLES
Sinoro uno 6rou, Norbieite oe8 60.
ger.GIoce. nnbe Batterion.B -aoe.,
u bel 65, @ro5. $50, $3.50.
naGgemeines 0eutides @aiien.
ballS" an Sermon 8. 0ortpooo, Siioz
o~itieite ser McOae6en-, nobe So9n.
ItraBe, 90 BET 105, $3.50.
9orot6eo 6ip6en an Gina 8orlt.
ihlegel, Gillette Der HoceitroBe, nobe
8anooG.N Qeu, ~ bel 20, 8ro5. $2l,
S..
Yotrid Gngon uno Srolt an Wor
@einer, Gilooitieite Der 8oppleton.
nobe MulberrpitraBe, ID BEL As,
@rb3. $40, So,
Senrp Corning an Imbroie aiier,
Sitieite Der Strider., nobe WcSenrn.
itrabe, 1873 Bel SIG, @ro5. Sal, $500.
Gotbarine g. Sennings an Habcl
SoooIia, Gillette Der Bomb, nobe
SompIteo0itrabe, 1876 BET Sc, @r6j.
$52.O6, $1,000.
SsoIcpb Mari1aa 9oriep an gliia.
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Bonn Saiicr nadD 9cntidlano einsc.
la0cn.

gtttSburg, 3D., 8. 6ebritar.
- Neo. Sobn s. Err9b, &aitor ser
reiormirten Grace 3 Stride bon bier,
bat Die ibm bon DEM oeu,ti6en SoiIer
geianote GinIoolulg, ser am 81. Sc.
brllar ltattfinOenOen @inlpeibulg 0eS
neleIl 0om5 in 9erlin bei5uruobnen,
ongelommen. gr miro am Samltog
bon Nem.Yorf Ole Geiie rto6 0eutids
lono untreten. Die ginlaoung bat
&ep. Grugb olS 9rdiioent ser 8ene.
raj . SpnoOe ser reformirteu STRIDE
III Den Ser. Stnaten erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

Gle 500. 2icocrtofe"
Gielt gcitern 9(bcn6 in Wt. Yolmcr'&
Soac cine gut bcilthtc Sin0itunoc
ob. Inter 2eitlrnQ bcS 0iri0entcn
Eoblmom nettcifern sic Otit0lieocr
Inn 0oS nGdItc CONCERT oeS @crein8
ST eincm Grfol9 81 MAIDEN. Die nett
gcgriinocte Cancers cftion pcriprid)t
c%benfolS Siidtige5 5n %leilten. Sn
Der 8ei6Gftsiibnng mod)te Scr &c.
fretGr 9. Sortiq oornui oufmerfionl,
oaB elmer Scr Mit6eqriinoer Ser Sc.
ion0S. Settion oeS y2obor-2 pceums,"
icbt 500. 2icocrtofcL" Gr. 81.
Tribihc, in @bilooelpbio ans Dem
2cben geidieoen lei, uno criud)tc sic
0titglieoer, bltrd GrGc6en bon ocn
SiBcn bos Nnocnfcn 0c8 Tooten 81
ebrcn.
Ser o0amcn.&crein" Ser
oNIlg. 9eutiden @reticn.
beimotb" bielt geitern Nodmit,
tag I'M InItoltS.8 ebGl1oe feline mo-
notlide Generally eriommlung inter
Dem goriit Der GrGiioentin 5rou
2olliie Sennigbouien al. SRI. Or,
2oltiie SboItpiber Iltngirte olS BRO.
tofoQfii6rerin. Dos @ciu6s Gomitc
6eridtete ii6er ocn notbigcn @cOori
bon 9lci61tngSitiiden fir Die SIT
IoIien. Ole 9umen Ebilippine Seize.
mer, 3. g. Seloner, Bertha Sutdin5
uno GIiiobetb @urfort puroen a($
WitgGieoer in Ben &erein"
oufgenommen. fSerner mrr0e be.
i6loIien, an @oibin9ton'S 8eburtS.
tog. Witttpod, oen %. 6e6rudr,
gfo6mittogs, in ser anitnlt cine I'M
terbaltitng 5u peronitalten, ST meld)er
ooS Sublifum eingelooen lit. Gin
geoiegeneS Bro9romm ioa BEL Oiciem
anloiic 5ur s(uffiibrung g%eIangen.
Gie geItri9en Ginnobmen betrllgelt
$3.50 uno Die gllsgoben $3.50.
gl6bGtder COB. = Sn Sen
8erfen Der Baltimore Copper
Smclting & &oaing Co." an ser Sd.
BON 8. Npenue unb 2.StraBe mllrhe
9eItern Der 20 Sabre oIte Sorrp
Wagiter ourh einen Sdfog an fem
ainn .plosli6 eetootet. Coroner
Wiiqer miro morgen einen SnqueIt
holten. @agner pobnte BEL ieiner
9onte, Srau @od, Nr. 800, Come
Strabe.
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g6faGrtstage Der 9ampfer bon Neiu'
0urf.

9ampfer uNedor" nod Neapcl
uno @enita om II. Sebruor.
9ampfer ~Batricia" nad $am'
burg am If. 6ebrunr.
0ampfer nMeioba" mad 2onOon
am II. Sebruar.
9ompfer n3eeIono" nod ant'
perpen am If. Sebrunr.
Gompfer st. 8ouI" nod Soutb.
ampton aln If. 6ebruor.
9ampfer n2ucania" no6 2iber'
pool am fl. Sebrlor.
9ampfer ngtbiopia" nad @las.
gotu am II. Se6ruor.
0ampfer .Stalia" mad Neapel am
If. Sebruar.
9ampfer .Wain" mad Bremen
am ID. Sebrror.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

aeorIorqe -3ede far6en 6rei 4r6eiter
ben 600, Iicben mur0eu berIebt uno
6rci merocu bermiBt. Die Iooten
limo Setter aulpu, @iQiom Boqot5
uno Watt auldSfo, Die 8erluunOeten
Soiepb Mice, 8iIireo &umfrn @ltS
@onolo, Ben Sr6urO, Sobn &eDore,
@iQiom @iQ3 mo Setter 8utela.
&crmiBt neroeu Senrp Gtlliiilo, Fe.
ter SurpoIo m0 Sobu &arOula.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

s. Srbing 8eolmeor, 0itieite Cur
leu, nube 0iQonitroBc, 10 bel 70,
8rrmo3in8 $40, So.
,Seim ser SreunOloien" an Chen
g. Shutting, Siioieite Baltimore,
nabe 6reoeriditroBe, 30 bel $6G, ST.,
&omob 4. 0opioion etc, Seito-
mcntSoollitrcdcr, on &orrp e. 90
uioIon uto IrolL Noroicite Moibcr.,
nuhc Monrocitr., If bel so, @rlmo-
Gins $S4, $500.
.MchunicS 9ltiIoin0 & 2oon Gi-
location" al Mortimcr ". @clt, 6
@rrmoihide, So.
Beter Bloom an &o&. u. &, Hina-
role mo Srolt, Oiticitc ser 9oIlo9-,
nobc Gbcp.S troBG 11.G bel So, @r,
$28.75; So.
SomncI sc. Glcu on Goth u. MoS.
IirL Norooiticite Der Fenniplooniu-
G(perule, nube GltIton.2loenue t4.10
bel $50, @rrno5in9 $40; $500.
Sinoc 6ront, TcitomcntSOoa,
Itrcdcr, ou Sinoc 6runf, Oltieite oe8
9rooomop, nobc GapettesS truBc,
IS bel Sc, @runo5in& $t0S; 81.
G0muro 9. Mc@oiu oil &Otic 9.
Sloffcr, OIticitc Ger Bono, nobe bio
olc.5troBc, IA bel so, @rumN5inS
$13; So.
Mortiu s. @clib an E6omoS ",
@elib, Norooit.Gde Baltimore. mo
@rccne.S troBc, tI.t0 bel Of, @run0s
sims $4S.75; $3250.
Wiortin Wopiortb umO 6rou an
@iQiom Bcnicl mo SroL, Ode Sors
iorbs9lpemlc mo SonuulcsS troBe,
25.5 Del , $4,000.
gIerunocr IS. 9ogg&, &ernolter,
an 9ouio @lidman, RoropeItleite ser
@oifnol=, nobc MOB StroBc, % bel
100, $500.
Geo. Srent, Observation-Disclosures
an SliIon y. Gollltncp, Oiticitc Ger
Sofion, nobc &onoolsS traBc, Is bel
IS, So.
Gotborine $. Sod @erlpolterin an
Charles u. 9otpen, Oitieite Der |oco.,
nobe Gomoen.S traBe, IA bel 60.9, So.
st. @en5eSlnlts 9auperein Nr. /"
an Ototel Hebut mo Srolt, @eitieite
Der Cattle, nabe GugersS truBe, lilo
bel 1888, @runo5ina $50; So.
gli5o6etb @ilion an Gpbroim
Moft, IA @runoItiidc, So.
Gpbroim Mod)t an Bernard SIS
roelion, ii @%rlnOitiide, So.
8uItopu5 u. Sod SeitomentSOous
Itreder, an Goworo =. Soiimon Siio.
ieite ser Grott-, nnbe 8ocosS troBe,
80 bel -, @rrno5inS $40; $3.50.
Simon Hief al Hobert Siep, 5tpei
@runoitiide, So.
Geo. MartS al Simon Gicf, 5uei
8rrnoItiide, So.
Sobn j. GooeQ uno 5ron an GboS.
6. 3ipidell, 8 @runoItiide, So.
Charles 6. Spnloing al OIibcr s.
&ceitoe, SItieite Scr Wonroc.S troBe,
llabe @ol6roofs Slpenlte, IA bel so,
@rrn65ins $50; $500.