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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11

Upon the principle Of giving the PEG
pie their due the Missouri legisIa tlre
just adjourned, appropriated 500 to
erect a tablet in the st. Joseph post
office building to the memory of Viii
liam A. Davis, the originator Of the
railway mail service. Surely that was
a great and praiseworthy thing accom-
plished by Mr.. Davis. and the legis!a-
ture did Itself credit by voting the
money. 1t is high time that more
memorials were erected to the bene-
factors Of mankind and fewer to the
Davis increased the pleasure of living
{ to every civilized being on the whole
face Of the earth-in fact, he promoted
civilization itself; for whatever in
creases communication among men
strengthens and widens civilization
itself. When Mr.. Davis scheme was
PIT into really good working order, the
postal car became postoffice Oh
wheels and eXpedites the delivery of
mail on the average by at least
twenty -four hours-a great boon to
everybody. II he had commanded 1O,-
600 men in some battle wherein he
was victor, his name would have been
familiar to the ears of men and fire.
quent upon their lips; but having been
a real blessing to the entire human
race, he is practically stranger to
his kind. 1t Is to be hoped that the
action Of the Missouri legislature will
perpetuate his fame
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
Stealing Democratic Thunder.

Inc hudson wis, True Republican
says: 1t is rather cousoliny to Demo.
Gratis TO know that all the reforms
winch are now being agitated and
promised by Republican officials have
been advocated by the Democratic
party for twenty years. Revision Of
'he tariff and prosecution Of the trusts
We're two very prominent planks in the
democratic platform for two or three
oiherent presidential campaigns, while
ulen efforts to regulate freight rates
were successful in securing the pas
sage OF the Reagan bill, framed ,bv
Reagan Of Texas. a Democrat which
provided for the appointment Of the
Interstate commerce commission. The
OH as first prepared gave the commits
sion extensive powers, but It's wings
We're clipped in its passage. 1t is the
restoring Of this law to the force of tho
original bill that Roosevelt and bis
party are stalking so many promises
on The great good they are about to
90 to mankind comprises the very
work they themselves defeated when
the Democrats have tried it in the past
democratic papers are either very
modest about recalling these facts or
they forget history with astonishing
facility.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
A Growing Candidate.

Like. railroad stocks wheat, cotton
corn, pork and other commercial com.
modities, presidential chances 90 up
and down. There are bull; and bears
in politics as well as on the market.
Sometimes fo.' woes. ll&uthS and
even years the friends Of some .particll-
lar candidate bid up his stock CON
tinuously until he becomes Il prime
favorite and appears certain of the
prize. Others 20 up and down without
rhyme or reason. Still others are al
ways quoted at Il low figure.
Lately there has been some surnris-
ing and lightning changes in presiden-
I tial futures. The stock which has RS
en- most In May Is the Shaw stock.
somewhat from what he has said and
done himself, but much more by what
Others have said and done. Suddenly
ne has become chief Of the stand pat
tiers, and the stand patters will control
the next national Republican convcn-
ton unless there is complete revolu-
ton in the Republican ranks. When
Messrs. Roosevelt and Taft gave out
their plan to buy ships and other SUD-
.-s2lles for the canal where they could be
Sought the cheapest the stand patters
raised howl which must have startled
the man In the moon, and Secretary of
the Treasury Leslie NJ Shaw led the
chorus. His voice was the shri!lest.
the loudest and bravest. At one bound
he placed himself In the lead of the
stand pat procession. wonder If he
ever read Of the brilliant coup of Ben
1amin Disraeli on the night when Sir
Robert Peel forced the repeal OF the
English corn laws? That performance
rendered Disraeli the leader Of the
torres tories Tor forty years. got him th> gar
ter ana an earldom and made him
prime minister. If Shaw had s+r.,e1l |
English history all his life he c,,,1 no. |
ave modelled his conduct moro c!osa1,.
On that of the marvellous Jew
wonder T history is to reneat i+so,e
mere under our very noses. s+ra,sa
things have happened, At an r.ts
the star of Secretary Shaw is mountinr
RAPIDLY toward the zenith Just now
He Is 9 man to be reckoned with hr
who are hankering after President
ftoosevelt's shoes. He Is man of 70.
sources Like Major Joe Ra-stock ha
= sly, sir, derilish sly and whether
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
- 49, ~ - -. - -
O
CLARK s :: ::
~ y ~ ~ ~ Fl.
Tariff 2ursfion Disfnrbs the G. -
o. p Secretary !Ma7I as a Pres -
,drnf,ai Candidate Republican
Pur,fy In Prnn'rI9'a7'a - The -.
NorHquard Hfgir0 ...., -.
-. - -. - - -. -.
81 f.: -: -. - -. -

! he finally lands the glitterng prize or
not lie clearly pINvrL Il great card Which,
! he resolved against purchasing any
| thing whatsoever ubruHI that can be
pur,haS,Ns in America in l:!iIdiuS the
! pHnnrIA canal. | am not saying that
! be is vlght. stand l,atttrS have al,So-
| Iutrly no conception of right or wrong
| They are morally color blind. but they
keep their eyes Stcndfastly fixed on til"
| main ri.:lllce. and they are now swear
Ing unanimously. vociferouSly and en-
Enthusiastically by Leslie NJ Shaw. They
furnish the SinrWS Of war \ few mil
lion Nlure or less for Il ramUa gu fund
matters not t" them If they can land In
tile White House a man who believes
that the stake and rider pinglcy rates
CONSTITUTE" the fount Of every blessing.
Governor Shaw believes that doctrine
with all his heart. If the stand pattcr>
are to win. they couldn't have a bette"
man. II" has brains in his head, is n
happy speaker and personally he il
clean. Nothing bad about him but his
politics-than which there is none
worse. His dreams are no doubt rose
ate these halmy spring days He is
swinging round the circle, permitting
no grass to grow under his feet. max
ing hay while the sun Shines pleasing
his increasing army Of followers with
his oratory and growing every minute.
He is as much an opportuni,t as
Disraell.
AS a Republican presidential canli-
date Secretary Shaw's habitat is lucky
for him. Iowa has been to the fore iE
Republican councils for 4 decade. She
is ambitious to see Il Hawkeye presi-
dent in the White House, and Secre-
tary Shaw appears to be her best re-
lance. Senator Allison and Colonel
Hepburn are too old. Mr. Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson Is barred by tho
constitution. DOlliver can wait Hes
young. Governor Cummins is impossi
BILE unless the revision Republicans
should control the convention, and it's
a ten to one shot that they will not.
SO. taken all in all. the prospects are
that Secretary Shaw will go into the
with q solid and cnthusi-
astic delegation from Iowa, not on,'.
the favorite Of the Hawkeyes but the
favorite OF the rampant stand patters. |
He has right to be cheerful, even op- |
timistic
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
Thought Russell Sage Suspicious.

Russell Sage has pcrSpicuous
mind.' said a New York broker "IIe
can see through nearly everything. |
doubt if he was ever dupcd on an in
vestment vet. They say that two pro-
motors once called on Mr.. Sage to try
to interest him in certain scheme Of
theirs. They talked to the great finan-
cier about an hour. Then they took
their leave. having been told that Mr.
Sage's decision would be mailed to
them in a few days. 4 believe we've
got him. said the first promoter hope
fully on the way uptown. I don't
know rejoiHed the other He seems
very suspicious. 'Suspicous: said the
first. What makes you think he was
suspicious" Didn't you notice. was
the reply, how he counted his fingers
after l had shaken hands with him."
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11

"This is busy year with u.s." said
church architect, "as we have at
present contracts to furnish plans for
forty tire" churches in eleven different
states. The chief dra wback in the bust
ness just now is the limited supply of
competent craftsmen which are availa-
bic. We confine ourselves to church
work exclusively. and for that reason a
man with simply knowledge Of me-
chanical drafting is of no use to US.
Our best workmen in this line come
from Germany. where they have taken
courses Of study in Gothic architecture.
There is no school in this country which
teaches it. '-Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
SHERIFFS SALE,

No. ooSl-In First judicial District
Court Of Caddo Parish. Louisiana
Mrs. Carrie NJ. TAYLOR VS. J. r.
Taylor
Fly virtue Of writ Of feri facias, to
me issued. in the above entitled and
numbered suit, by the Honorable First
Judicial District Court Of Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana, have seized and will
offer for sale, at public auction, for
cash. according to law. at the town Of
Vivian. La, during the legal hours for
sales, on
SATURDAY, JUNE u, zoos,
stock Of general merchandise {as per
invertnry}. seized as the property of
the defendant and to be sold to satisfy
the debt specified in the said writ in
the sum of f"ur hundred dollars with
8 per cent interest from December g.
1903, and the further sun Of one thous-
and dollars with 8 per cent interest
from November II. 1904, and all costs
OF the suit.
S. J. WARD.
Sheriff rf Clf1,1o Parish 7 2
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
CRPRlSI\G. VERY

he New Orleans States says: Col
one1 Wattcrson's recent statement thai
his tavorite tippIe is lager beer sur.
pr1Ses the Utica Press and others when
they remember that the colonel comes
from Kentucky. They will be still more
surprised no doubt, to learn that three
fourths Of the counties Of Kentucky go
prohibition.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
SIII.1ll.l|S SAI |:

10. pz.'--In I,:r~t I:'Iirial Di&trif
Court Of tn1'i" Parish. Louisiana :
Merchants 4 Farmers Bank and
rust Company IS. H. S. Norton
BY virtue Of writ # seizure and
sale, to me issued in the above entitled
and numbered suit. by the Honorable
First Judicial District Court Of Caddo
Parish. La, have seized and will Of
fer for sale, at public auction. for cash.
according to law. wit,lnu; benefit of ap-
praisement, at the principal front door
Of the court house If Caddo Parish. in
the City of Shreveport, La, during the
legal hours for sale, on
SATURDAY. JULY I. 1905,
the following described property, to-
wit: All that portion of lot twelve (12)
Of Jacobs subdivision Of the City of
Shreveport, La, lying east Of the east
line Of the right Of way Of the Kan
sas City, Shreveport and Gulf Railway
Company, as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner Of said lot and run
ning thence west sixty feet 600 it,
along the north line Of said lot to the
east right of way line Of the Kansas
City, Shreveport and Gulf Railway
Company, thence southcastcrly along
said line to the line between lots eleven
and twelve flI and ~; thence east
along that line eighty-Scvcn and eight
tcntl:s feet $50 it, to the southeast
corner of lot twelve Ic thence north
fifty $50 feet to place eff beginning.
containing eight hundreiths Of an acre,
more or less: the same being a portion
Of lot twelve Nl) sold 1y Mrs. NJ J.
f1"ran to the Arkansas Construction
Company under deed dated August IS.
1906
/ he said property seized to be soll to
satisfy the debt, as >I,t cited in the said
writ in the sum Of sixteen hundred dol
lars, with 8 PEI cent interest from
March II, 1902, AID al costs Of the
suit. including five per cent as attrr-
ney's fees.
S. J. WARD.
Sheriff of Caldo Parish. La.
Caucasian, Nav p zoos
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11

III
-HE stand patters, of which tn"
American Economist is the or
~ gan. are constantly shout ne
that the tariff is settled. but
nevertheless and not Withstanding the
Economist takes up about Oh" half its
valuable space larruping Republican
revisionists. to say nothing of the Vi
cious side wipes which it gives us poor
Democrats. Query: II the tariff GueS-
ton is settled for all time to come, as
the stand patters constantly assert.
why waste any NOR" time about It,:
Why sQnander ammunition on what the
late President Andrew Jackson would
denominate dead ducks" if he were
still in the denominatinG business:
why pay any attention to such tariff
efeformers as Governor CumnnS Of
Iowa and Representative Kabce"k Of
Wisconsin? True ':unmins is the Re
publican governor Of a Republican
state. and Babcock Is not only q Re
publican representative from the Re
publican state Of Wisconsin. but is
. also a member Of the house committee
on ways and means and chairman Of
the Republican congressional campaign
committee. Still If the tariff issue is
settled, why hold Cummins and Bah
cock up to ridcule? Nobody cares
Whist they think about slavery. and
their opinions on that subject are just
as valuable AS their opinions on the
tariff, provided the latter Is res jul
dicsta. The very fact that the Econo-
misfSand other eminent stand patters
continue to talk tariff is proof positive
that the question is not settled and
that they know it is not settled. not
withstanding their fervent and multi
tudinous assertions.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
SHER|EI|S SAI.I:

No. 72o5-In !'ir~t Judicial District
Court Of Caddo Parish. Louisiana:
Heir, Of J. NJ Barr ,>. S. II. Num-
nelly, ct al
BY virtue Of a writ OF frri facias, to
me issued in the above entitled and
numbered suit, by the Honorable First
Judicial District Court Of Cud'o Parish,
Louisiana, ! have eeiIel and will offer
tor sale. at public auction, for cash. aC-
cordlng to law, at the principal front
door Of the court house Of Caddn Par
ish, La, in the city Of Shreveport, dur
ing the legal hours for sales. on
SATURDAY, JULY I. 1Io7,
an undivided four ninth, interest in and
to the southeast quarter If southeast
quarter IF section twenty-five (25);
and east fractional half If section thirty
SIX (2h), township twenty-onc (2D,
range sixteen Go), situated in the par
ish Of Cud'lo, Louisiana.
Said property seized as belonging to
the defendant, d. 6. Richardson. and to
be sold to satisfy the debt Il, specified
in the said writ. in the sum If seventy
SIX dollars and ffty-ejgIt cents, and all
costs Of the suit.
S. J. WARD.
Sheriff If Caddr Parish, L.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
Two important Movements.

WINE the Russo-Japanese war is
niohopoiizing the attention of Ameri-
sahs 'nere are two migrations of peo-
pre- gong on which will in all human
probability have ten times az much
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
One morning at breakfast after look

One morning at breakfast, after look
ing DER pile Of bills, the husband in.
Quirtd
"Nhy do you have an account at SC
many stores, my dear::'
"Oh, said the wife, swcct1y, "don't
YOU see? II you buy things that vav
It makes the bills 50 much smaller"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
Sheriff Il C1dLo Parish, L
Caucasian. June E. IGos.
WIT ~ WOMEN,
s. ]. WARD.


''''' l>'' oil s'' '''V P"''''e'' was 'a'N
'"% u ''' ''"''" amour WHY women.
al women axe "'''E' ne S"''. y
''">'' '''"7'E al are. ana "'tt'clsn
mas "'' ,'oe>S' ''''e Charm "hen 1t i
uttered II " woman sweet voice an'
"'I'''''P"''''o ny ''er pretty smile:
Lei me reiafe young woman witt.
''>n' '''"' ! ne"'d me "'''er Gay.
''''' was d '''"n WI" I''ed a maid
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11

Ex-Governor and ex-Representative
In Congress William \. Stone has
started a row IN Pennsylvania by ad-
vocating the division of the old Key
stone State into two commemorative
He lives in Pittsburg and assigns as
the reason for his revolutionary pro-
nunciamento that the people of west
ern Pennsylvania are weary of the
domination Of Philadelphia Poor old
City Of Rrotherly Love.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11

No. r:S7-In First Judicial District
|"rrt Il t%,''r !arj>:'. louisiana
!. i. >.".:try ". 5. '5@r.!A.
iiy v:~'rv { Il wit t ficri fur:as, to
;"r ;~~ucl ~ ;Ir"- above entitled and
,1:5'nhrr,I suit, INbav~ >>i,c1 and WI,
offer for safe at public Aucti"n accord
ing to law, at the ~t"rchrj1>c on Texas
street: in ::1r ely Of Shreveport. La,
occupied i;y the defendant, during the
legal hours for s@,es. ON
SATURDAY. JUNE y, zoos,
One iron SALE the bar and set Of fix
lures. the sock Of wines. Iiuuors, CT
gar>, etc., and other property. as per in
vcntorv, found in TIE saloon on Texas
street, occupied by the defendant. in the
city Of Shreveport, La.
The property seized as belonging to
the SAID defendant and to be sold to
satisfy the debit as specified in the said
writ, in the sum Of four hundred dol
lars AMI all costs Of the suit.
S. J. WARD,
Sheriff IF Caddo Parish, Louisiana.
Caucasian, June 4, zoos.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11

Republican papers appear to think
that, While deficit in the treasury IN
der Democratic administration. but
produced by Republican laws. was an
awful thing. a deficit under a Repub-
hcan administration. caused by Repub-
ilcan laws and Republican extrava-
gance, Is all right. Much depends on
whose OK is gored. The people may
take a different view from the Re
publican organ grinders. Who knows?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
6. 7 " \ RID

Sheriff If Caddr Parish, Ia.
Caucasian, May q. 1905.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11

:. J. WARD.
Sheriff of Caddo Parish, La.
Caucasian, May p, 1905.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11
~ & = + = = =
:: Chnm1b
= r
:. Letter .
~ ~ -. - - =: 81
~ 81 - -. -: -.
~ - 81 -. 81 ~
Especial Washington letter.

ISpecIHI washington LPtlPI.J
SHE stand patters, Of which the
American Economist is the or
+ gan. are constantly shout :lIC
that the tariff IS settled. but
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-11

General Nelson A Miles once more
impnges upon the public vision. This
time he enters the limelight by recon
mending that the Massachusetts IA
tional guard wear cooked hats and
knee breeches; but, after all. why
should they not do so? They are
mere holiday soldiers anyway. Gen
eral Miles is an acknowledged expert
in uniforms Solomon in all his glory
was not a marker to him.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-28
Shiffsnnhridltcn.

Gopc cir, y. Sept. gitgctroi'
fen bon 9tew . Yorf lit crGolnpicr
yFotricio."
Ylpmoutb \, y. Sept. - Angc'
fon,men BON Ncm . Dorf: 0onnpicr
vTcutihlonb."
Mem Dorf, y. Sept. - Gcy
Gampfer oOceonic" Lief BON 2ipcr.
pool bier cln.
Abgciobrcn lino bic Eompiero ecu.
tonic" nod 9ipcrpool, oStootenoom"
nod GottcrOom oGitto 81 Gorino"
noh @cnnlo mo o%llIitcO StotCS"
nod Copenhagen.
Soutb a mpton, ~. Septenl,
Der. - Ser 0ompfcr naoiicr @il'
bclm Der 3pcitc" lit nod Nclu' 2)ort
mcitcrgeiubrcn.
Gopenbuqcn. a. Sept. -Gort
Ncp . Dorf lit Der 0ompiCr ~ScQi5
Slop" ongcfor;1lcn.
Ncnpcl, 26. Sept. - Ter Can't
pier .Frinj IooIbcrt" fam bon Nclp-
2)prf an.
GuccnHtomI II, y. Scpt.-Gci
bicligcn Soicn crrcid)tc Der Gunpicr
Baltic" bon Ncm- 2)orf.
@cnuo, %. Sept. - Nod) Nclp.
Dorf in Sec cling ser Gompier nSi'
cilio."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-28

9teu . G~olcbOnien, Samoa, Sotpoii,
pio Gan 6ror5isco, ihlieBt bier tGg.
lid 7 llbr gbenoS bis gum 7. Otto,
Der.
Tic Tran$- Yociiic-Eoit miro tag
lid nod b.m gboolrgSbofcn beior'
oert uno bic 3eit ocs YoitidIuiieS lit
10 o%rroit9irt, boB unilntcrbrohcner
llebcrIonO.S transport ltottiinOet.
90. Sail Surris,
Yoitmeilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-28
Ibiabrtstaac Der Sampicr pur Nciu'
Wprf.

Gonpier u@oScogne" an %. Sep
tcnlber nud) SABRE.
Camper DSomblirg" an %. Sept.
nod Somburg.
3ompier vSricorih ser @robe"
am %. Sept. mad Bremen.
9ompier Settle" om 90. Sept.
nod G%iperpool.
Gnmpier y@oloeriec" am 80. Sep.
tcmbcr nod Sontburg.
9dnlpier minneapolis" arl 30.
Sept. nod) 2onoon.
Sonlpier n6inIato" am 30. Sept.
nod artuerpclt.
9ontpicr st. Eoul" unt 30. Sept.
nod Solttbumpton.
Gompicr ollntbria" am 30. Sept,
nod 2ipcrpool.
Camper ngitoria" am 30. Sept.
naf Glasgow.
3ompIcr Scatter @ilbelm Der
@robe" ont 3. Sft. noh 9remen.
9ompier nGuronio" am 3. DIT.
nod) 2ipcrpopl.
3otnpier rSccanic" an 4. 81!
nod) 2iberpool.
9nrnpier n9tpnoont" nlt 4. Oft,
nod) Hoticroom.
Gompfer n2iguria" an 4. Sit.
nod Henpcl uito 8enllo.
Gompier u2orroine" ont 5. OF.
tod) Sabre.
2ampfcr o9Iil6cr" ulrt 5. Oft.
mad Snmburg.
3unpicr n@roBer aurfiirit" an
5. Sft. nnd 9remen.
Gnnpicr n8otobia" am 7. SIT.
nod) SomGurg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-28
YultbeforScrnna mad, bcm gnslanbe.

Euitbef6rScrnng mad bcm Inslanoe.
Ole olsl0noiihc Eoit fir Die ant
30. september enoenbe Node ld)liebt
Gin oIlet 6Gacn piinftlif) in bent
Souptbiireol ipie fol9t:
Sodet Noit lit often bon 8 ubr
@ormittags bis 5 llbr Had)nittags
t1glif), aliSgcnommen Sonntags.
Eodet-Yoit fir 0euti6lano id)IieBt
ant 90. mo %. September, Sormit.
tags llin 10 llbr; nod @roBbritan.
nien uno Srlono 8ienltags unb Srei-
tags INN 5 llbr Hodntittogs.
9ompfer perloiien Neip.gorf bis
nnocrueitig ongegeben.
SranS' liant d. G . 0 it.
6reitog - 6 llbr abenoS, fir ST.
luno, per Gompfer .llmbriu," oin
Nueenstopn Woit fir anbereS belle
Gilropo'S mub per Gnmpier ~llnl'
bria" ooreiiirt iein); 7 llbr Abenos,
fir europa, per Iumpicr SSt.Enlll,"
pio Elpnlolltb mo Gbcrbourg.
Wontog, 3. Sftober, fir europa.
per Gampter naaiier 8iIbclm Der
8roBe."
Eoit I iii 9 ii D. II. Central.
amcrifo q, " It's noicn
II. |. ~.
Ionncrltug = 8 ltbr Nu6nlittogS,
fir Somoico. per Gompier BON 9o'
ton.
Sreitog - 3 llbr HnfmittogS, iiir
Bermuda. per Gompicr BON Soliior,
Houa Scotio; 10 llbr gbcnos, iiir
Die So Eloto Stooten, rGompicr
nSinOuiton;" iiir Hellfultolono, per
nHoiulinb;" fir Yorto Hi'
co, Curacao nno 8cnc5llelo, perGam.
pier oYbiluoeIpbio;" fir SortuncSSS-
LAMB, Somaico unb Colombia, per
oSornia;;" fir Cuba, per
.Worro Cattle"
Yolt nob Ncit- 5llnblono bia Rortb
SpOnep mo nod Miquefon pia 30.
iton idlieBt bier tdglld Inn 3 llbr
Hodmittogs; nod Cuba bia CAMPO
UNI 1 llbr, nah Gotta Aica
uno Der Sitfiilte bon Hicoraglla
pia TeiusS orleans tdgIid lint 8 llbr
abenbS; nod Sonouras uno @llotc.
mola. pio Mobile, t1gli6 I'M 8 llbr
Mbcnos.
Srans. y nciiic y o It.
Samitag = 7 llbr Abenos, fir Ole
Ebilippinen . SNnicln uib @liom, pin
Gan 6ron5iSco.
Eolt fir Heuieelano, guitralicu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-28
Wcrbct Sanscigcntbiimcr.
Gu nerfaufCn:

GU ncrfaufcu:
Wo6erne 5peiii6diac Sdifer nit ie6s Sint.
mern an Der Beiifcitc Der Strobe Gt~abe, Sni,
fben Sairmourt' sIoenue uno Subctie,G trube.
Sabcn ccTentirie Seller, cemcntirtes 3rottpir,
GIatt acpfIaftcrtc StraBe, Sefen, Surfaces mo
Wiurntors2 rcppeu. Yrei5 SITS. 8riHo5ins $50
bro Subr. llnter Ieibten 9coinenreen Der.
fniift. Nfun rebne Die 5airmcurt. gfpc nuesG Cars.
@. 3. Gallagher, @auuntcrncbmer,
ops Hr. 2SOs, 3cirmounts sIhc.
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