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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
What Others
Arc Saying

Great military regulations are fre-
uuently made on the ruins OF onicers VINO
'p,oneered' the work Of victory but got
displaced. Cincinnati Enquirer.
"peonle interested IN the sanitary recon
struction OF Cuba seem to fail 10 make
allow ance for the fact that the NTH or
cerunries lies concealed I'm the soil and
that u will require years to eradicate all
the noxious germs that thrive there. -
Tlttsburg Gazette.
",Real peace saws Colonel Bryan. can
be found only in religion. Still, there is
certain eminent resident OF princeton
v no finds a good deal or IL IN angling
Milwaukee Sentinel
"It is notable that in the process Of
law making the enemies OF any reform
r,easure seek to Kill II by loading II with
extreme amendments. The same tactics
nre resorted 10 by like element or so
cicty I'm regard TO the execution OF laws.
80 Kansas City Star.
mir. Roosevelt urges surgeons to 20
al cad and do their best. even II they
haven't got anything better than an old
iackknife to cat with. This II some more
OF his typical bluntness, but ia hardly OF
n kind 10 increase his popularity Most or
us would rather not be cut at oil than TO
be hacked with an old iackknife. st.
7 outs Republic.
The people adopt directly their funda-
mental law and amendments thereto.
They vote directly upon propositions 90
issue bonds as evidences OF public debt in
certain cases and otherwise they intrust
thc business of government 10 their repre-
scrtatlves. whose work is subject % re-
view by the courts which Judge OF It's
cor orstitutionality. For more than A CEN
tuiy this system has done its Intended
work. and it has created the greatest free
Institutions under which man has ever
existed San Francisco CAN.
Friend-If you weren't such good fell
low you'd make twice the money YOU do.
Why don't you take n hrace7
Gaysome-- Bracers. my boy. are the very
things that keep me from worklng'-
Detroit Free Press.
Weary Walker--Dls paper says dat
worry kills more fcllors dan work
Tired Tatters--f reckon dats right but
dey amt nothin' wot worries me Ike
work Atlanta Constitution.
THAT EnEiishman who Is visiting the
Nuritches claims 20 be n lord "
"Yes and the Nuritches are WORKING
the claim for all II Is worth.
Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

Friend-If you weren't such a good fell
low you'd make twice the money YOU do.
why don't you take n brace?
Gaysome--Br my boy. are the very
things that keep me from working
Detroit Free Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

Gentlemen assembly there has been oolng enough Get
down business
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

said q man to ma the cthu dsy. IT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

He-Miss Sears tells me she has made
up her mind never to marry.
She--Oh. that's an old trick OF hers
She wants people 10 think she's still a
giddy young thing Chicago News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

Real peace saws Colonel Bryan. can
be found only in religion Sull, there is n
certain eminent resident OF Princeton
who finds "a good deal OF 1t I'm angling. =
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

Great military regulations are ire
ouently made on the ruins of Officers VINO
pioneered the work OF victory, but got
displhced "--Cincinnau Enquirer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

Miss Ascum--Have YOU really broken
M your engagement 10 hlm7
Niss F1ytie Oh YES. Just had 20.
He was getting too sentimental. began
20 tax o. ms about matrimony. Phil
adslphia Press
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Die ltntcriudung acgcn Den Sro-
0ucnzSrnlt.

&nbtonopoliS, Sno., A..
MGr5. - &or @unoeS.G ommiIiGr ".
s. Butler begonn oic 3eltgenperncb.
mltng Gcgen 0en 0rog1ten.Gr uit g..
8. Soai0op, Der 8ice.Goriibcr 0eS
Gomitc'S fir acknowledgement Ger
Observation-Disclosures Der 9roqltiItcn,
mur6e obermoIs nnfgeforocrt, Die
6rogc 81 bconhporten, mel6eS feline
Oblicqcnbeitcn oils 8icc-8 orIibcr icicn
uno pcr i'm oui elmer %gepiiieu &ciic,
Die CT I'M (SlltcrCiie 0es 2rlItS inter.
nonmen bn6cn ioa, bcgleitct babe.
Gr Oerlucigertc Die 9eolttmortu1g ser
Iro9e obermoIS, moroltf Die Gnti6ei-
Dung oea @ltn0C2geridtS, oh @oQis
oaD ge5ruungcn lDer0en f0nnc, sic
6rogc 81 beontUorten, o0er ni6t, an.
gerilien iulroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Iyrau StanfurS'S Sob.

&onoIulu, If. WGr5. - SnGr.
mongelung mcitercn 9eruei8mutcrio.
les lott lif Oie 6ro9c, ortf mclde
@ciie 6rou Sane 9otbrop Stonfor0
I'M biciigen Moonn Sotcl am %,
6cbruor ibrcn EoO %gcfunocn bot, IN
cine luiiicnIdoftlide Gontroperie 5iui-
ihcn Den Gbemifern unO Ner5ten ollf.
Ginigc bieiiNc beroorrogcnoe 8erion-
lid)fciten, neIhc iubciicn ibre9tomcn
lid)t g%cnonnt boben moQen, ipred)eit
lid cntidieben gcgell Die &crgii-
tltn0S = Sbcorie aus mo itn0 iiber.
5cltat, Bob 6rou Stonforo zines ma.
tiirIi6en SobcS gcItorbcn lit. Nlti ser
un0ercn Settle 6eboltptcn 0ie 2Ier5tc,
mclde Die Sboltftion Scr 2cifc oor-
gcnonmen bobcn, un0Ir. S.Sumpbs
rcg$, !pelder Grou Stonforo in ser
9todt ibre1 EoOes be6unocltc, ionic
unOcre o%ngcicbcne glcr5tc cbenio be-.
itintnlt, ooB Der Goo 0urd Strp6nin
bcrbcigefiibrt ruor0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Gnul Sdmiot'S Gru5cF.

Coolies S6mein uno toOtcr Suno ais
@cmciIc fir oie Tbroric Ocrg}otb-
pcbr.
@riogeport, Conn, If. MGr5.
49, SIN @ro5cB 0cQcn Saul $.
Sdmiot. mcld)cr ou9cfloQt lit, Sen
Tormorbcitcr @tllium Soplor olti
Dem @ciibt6rmt BON ". $. Grittcts
Sen in Gbcrmnn inn NrrQuIt oorigcu
&obrc9 cri6oiien 81 bobeu muroeu
Scr &llr0 Elm to0tea Sd)mcin mo Gin
tootcr Sumo oor0cfiibrt, an mcIden
i'm Suffrage Scr &crtbcioiQlmg clint
&C SodpcrltGn0igc fir S6uBplul.
Den SdicBpro6cn olr0cItcIlt bottcn.
W}on bottc bel Scr YnItcQunQ ocr9}crs
illd)c sic E6icrc in mcni6Iihe &lCiOer
0cbilut ulo 0onu ans pcrI6ic0cncu
G%nticrnun9cn ollf lie gcfcltcrt. Sic
&cluItttnQS5cllgCn hnttcn beboltptrt,
mad Der 9cidofienbcit Der @uuocn
an Goplor'S 2ci6c miiiic S6miOt
oils CT ouf EoD(or icucrtc, minoeitcl5
10 Sub BON i6u1 cntfernt gcitonoen
bobCn. 2hua 0eu Heiultotcn Der
S6icBprobcn micicn obcr Die Sod
hcrItGnoigcn Der &crtbcioiqltnq nod,
ooB sic beiocn MGrmcr 5ltr Belt Der
N6gobe Ser Sdiiiic nift iibcr bier
bis icda 6lrB bon einonOcr cntfcrnt
Qcmcicll icit f0nnct, Dies 0icnt sur
lt1tcritiibuug Der 9cbotptumg
Shmiot'S, ooB CT Goplor III gtotb-
pcbr unntittel6or no6 einem Sam.
pic nm Die SGuBmoffe eri6oiicn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

pier nM}ooro Cattle; nod 9raiiIien
per 9ompfer yGoItiaion Yrince" Oio
Yernombuco, Hio SoncirO uno Sans
toS.
0ie @oIt nod Ieufun0Iono, bia
0orb.S ionep, uno nod @tiqueIon,
pin Bottom, idIicBt bier t6gIif Inn I
llbr 9tohmittoqS; nod Cuba, bio
TQmpo 6lo, tGglid nm / llbr Go6.
mrittagS; nof SonouroS, Gotta Gico,
Guatemala, Yonoma uno Ser 8onol-
Gone, oia 3elp.O Orleans, tGglt6 nm
S llbr Iben0S.
Grams. &acific g o It.
Die Eoit nod Nelt-S eeIono, N(ltz
itrolicL Ncu.GoIeoonien Samoa,
@o>uoii mo Giii-SnicIn oio Son
6ronciaco idIicB bier t08lih NM
Z llbr 2lbenoS bis 5ltm I. glpril.
Die Sron8. 8ocific.&pIt miro tag.
lid 5lm %Nbfobrtbofen bef6roert, mo
sic 3ett be8 Roiti0IuIieS lit 10 orrolt,
girt, OoB Elm unltntcrbro6encr lteber.
mi. Sron8port itottfinoet.
@. Sail &or1tS,
8oitmeiiter.
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Sricf6ef6rocruna mad benz g(nsIanb.

auslGnoii6e Eoit fir Die nit Dem
Is. MGr5 cnOcnoe ISOLDE i6licBt
bier Gin allen JGaen piinftIit) tpie
folot.
Bodet . @oit lit often bon 8 ll6r
8ormittags bis 5 llbr abeno8 tag.
Iid (oitSgenommen SonntagS).
Sodet.BoIt fir 8ellti6lan6 i6lieBt
bier ont Wtontog, Den 13. W0r5, 8or.
mittogS # ll6r.
9ompfcr iabrcn bon Cen Dorf ob,
lpelln nift nnocr5 angcgeben.
Grams. GtIanti6 IS o It.
Mittipod - nm 10 lt6r @(bet0S
mad 5ronfreid, Dem iiioIifen @lts
ropo, G9pptcn unO Yritiid.Snoien
per Camper ga Gourroiue" pia
Sapre Boitiohcn nnd nnoeren S6ei-
en- bon europe miliien Dpcr So Gour-
roine" ooreiiirt lctn).
8reitog - nm I llbr 9(6enos nod
europa per Compiler vNetp.0orf"
pio Blpn1olltD unO Gberbourg (Yolt.
io6en nod SrIon0 miilien per 9tetp.
gorf" aoreiiirt icin); I'M 10 Nor
abenos mad europa per 0ampfer
ullmbrio" pio GueenStoipn.
BoIt Ii + SuOs uno Central.
amerifo, @ aitinoien etc.
Wittipo6 - lint 1 ltbr Hn1mits
tags mad Sen 9obomo.Snieln per
9ompfer bon W}ionli, 6ld.; Inn 10
llbr abenos mad cuba, Dllcoton etc.
per 8ompfcr oGigilnncio"; no6
Curtis SSlono uno ct. 0omingo per
0ampfer ,,G6crotec"; mad Somoico
per 0ompfer BON philadelphia, ga.
Gonneritog NM 10 llbr 2l6enOs
nad Den @oGama- Snieln per CANT
pier .Ori,o6o" rad oen Seelunro. II.
@inbmoro Snicn uto @uirea per
9ampfer nGoriuo",
8reitog - nm 10 u6r abenos nod
Yorto 9fico, Curacao nno 8ene5uela
per Gompfer r8biIaoelpbia; na6
Den 60 gloto.@ cgenoen per 9ompfer
o&eiperibes" nah Jortune Sslano,
Samaiea uno Columbia per 9oms
pier .Garnia" ua6 Cuba per Gam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

Sofcr. = 3uflbr 6835 Nllld)eI !;
aus oen @leUotoren 5uriidgc5ogen
3943 Yuid)cl @Icpntorcn Eorrotb
196, 2S8 @ui6cl. G%crtGltic: 1 Mog.
gon genliihter 9tr. 2 81 36, 3 @og-
CONS meiBcr gtr. 3 81 37H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Baltimore Sransfcr 81.

lett an bee
eiibut.Gde ppn eight. nno spmbaro'e trahe,
Bot ibre alsltattung uno irebrere Giibrperfe
(gans) per9r6Bert uno lit ieBt i'm SiaHoe.
Mbbel bon Saus 81 5nus gu b~ef6rOern unb
fir bic gIufbeipabrune ODER Serfenouns 5u Der.
paden. 8rumpte unO 5iOerIdiiise geoiennne
miro 8ueeiihert. t62-)
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8altimorer Warft6erihte.

Baltimore, IA. WtGr6 1900.
Wc6l. - 3ufubr 1918 6GIier,
eini6lieBli6 - 60iier gu Occult.
9oint uno 1916 S6iier 5t Canton.
aiiItenperionot 63 5Giier. Die go.
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gu perfanfcn Ober at psrpadten.


8n b%ertnufeu pber III Oerpahteu:
9as fpertbooue 8runofliid an Der @de bon
Sits@ultiutprezG trabe uuo acknowledgements
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser bintere I6ctl beg @runos
ltiids miro fir Elm @eibdttsgebduoe oes g9euts
f6en Correspondent" benlbt iueroeu. ydbere
Husiuntt bel Is. blaine, Gr. All, ct. Pnulsstr.
COL
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SIR. 1tO4, observation-disclosures.
Der rytorooit Snmerpdbrenbe gnlberetn
bon Baltimore" beriammeIt ii9 bier
ieoen MOHtna. - @eoree Brebm & Cons
@ter ON 8upf, ra6 ceuti6er art brett
bonn Bob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

TtntS SDttt,
glr. 1924, SitsBcItimores Str1be. - 8trls
mer an Serren gu bermietbeu. - Setnfte
8etrdnie unn @eire. sBabsBtetus8raues
rei."9ier. 8erfanImIlfngsIofaI beS Dit
anmbaroftr. Snlmerip. Naiis uno 2eib'
8ereins". gbei .sTeI. Wit. Sermon 1912 @.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Gin 8eidenf fir's 2eben.

Benn Sbr @ureu 366tern Elm praftiT9es
BeibHahtss@cf6ent MAIDEN mont, Elm @ef6erf
flr's ear8e 2ebe1, 70 Iobt fie einen aurfus i'm
GlecttcsT nrteHsS d1ueiberlntem
otrdmnben. Sic S6ule 1T lett %ge6ftnet. Ser
8pfteupunft 1T eeriue. G6iler tit bic Nbenb'
flniien peroen iest d~ufgenommen. Negen Be-
bingunget peuoe man fh an WirS. SuberS, @K.
2t2, Tpro.6baries. Strnhe. (276-)
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Die rin3ioen 5lueiH6diaen SauIer

gum gerfauf in STts9uttimore, ungreu5eno an
ben pra6tooIen o4ntterion : Bari" 9atuJents
Gtrnbe, @de bon Baltimore Strnbe, 9ortltt
8iier't tlno babt Die 9luSpabl. 9ieie Sduier
fino In ieoer Siniibt MODERN, nit Wlarnor'
Bats uro s9alistreppe, ioluie mooerHer Sers
beiierringen, ein16IteBIi6 g66uaslanaI. Igent
tdgli6 uHo Sonntags an Srt uno STEELE. Bee
Hubt Sairmountsgtoemue Waggoits.
Goiu. 8. Gallagher, gdui1ternebnter,
N29-) Or. 28OS. Hairl1onnt.loe.
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Sir WblplucIln9 tInto ytnNIIHltp,
as glder ieines ebeueS Qano iunerDuin elmer
WieiIe bon Der Stootgreu5e; peget Oouer Nus
funft penoe man lt6 All Hubcrt z. 6uric, Mr.
1928, HurosGnlUerts StrnRe. CQ(ir3t.tlt)
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~J'NlpplllI, uNIlC '|lullO' - plS -
2ebenOe8 @efliigel, pro Nfullo:
oIte &iibncr 13c.; iunge 9iibner
t4c. bis tSc.; Gnten t3c. bis t6c. ;
Gilter Toe, bis 1Sc.; @Gnic 13c. bis
14c.; Souben, pro Yonr 20c. bis 25c.
s ii d tc un0 q G NJ ii c.
9artoiiell1, pro 9ui6e[ Acc. bis
45c.; 3uderriiben, pro &iite 25c. bis
30c.; @eiBfobl, pro Come $1,000
bis $4,000; nclcr Slorioocr, pro
Grote $500 bis $3.50; 3piebeln,
pro 9uidel soc. bis ST; Gorottcn,
pro &iite 40c. bis 50c.; Aepiel, pro
Sob 1925 bis 1915; 9(nnnoS, pro
Grotc $3.50 bis $3.50; Seucric,
pro 0ubcno Doc. bis SOC; broltncr
&obl, pro Sab $1.25 bis $3.50;
Spinot, pro Sob $500 bia$2.25;
crime 8obnen, pro aorb $500 bis
$500; runoc Hiiben, pro 9uiAel
30c. bis 4Oc.; aopiiolot, pro
&orb $500 bis $500; illngc grbien,
pro &orb $1.75 biz 1925; 8lumen-
foil pro Sob $500 bis $500; Sur.
fen, Slorioocr, pro aorb $500 bis
$500; tomatoes, pro Carrier $3.50
bis $500.
q Groceries uno Brobiiio-
mem.
SoI5fIeiid, pro Bfilr0: fIeine Gu.
gar.Gure6 Sdinfen "a aroBe
S6infen 1896; Golifornier Shin.
fen TIC; Sugor.Gureb 8rultItiide
t0c.; Sugor Grreo SduItern
TIC; troden geiol5enc Scitcnrippcn
7Ac.; Spedieiten 81ac.; trofen ge.
iol3cne Sdultern 712c.; reineS
SdnroI5 in IierceS 7c.; Spet.
iduItern S1ac.; @eB.S 6peinefIeii6
$14,00 pro Sab.
Noffinirter 3uder: gemiirfelt
6.45c.; puIoeriiirt 6.25c.; StanoarO
~9ramlIirt 6.t5c.; fem 9ranuIirt
6.t5c,; GrpItoG 81 6.t5c.; Columbia
q $500; gel6er 5.t5c. bis $500.
@eroIteter &offce: 6. 8. s., 100
gf0. aiItcn t3Ac.; 6. g. s., 60 BfO.
aiiten 1866; &. 8. g., 36 Ffuno
aiIten 1906; reiner SABA 2812c.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 2619c. bis &c;
rciner Moffa 2612c. bis &c; SABA
uno @offo, oemii6t, 2513c. bis 26c.;
SABA, gemiidt, 2412c. bis 25c.; rei'
ner Maracaibo 2t1@c. bis 22c.;
reincr ga @ltapra 201Ac. bis DC;
reiner Santos 2012c. bis BIC; San'
tos, gemii6t, 1926. bis 20c,; 9tio,
gemii6t, 1875. bis 19c.
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8ruouftcuzMarf

ltutenitebenOe 9reiie bcBie6en iidy
oltf Sen gngroS-SanbeI; fir ocn
9leiubanOel mtB Elm entipre6enoer
GufibIag gemoht peroen.
Gicr, pro 0ubcno t7c. bis 2Oc.
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OO,-OO VWTUIVI, VIVUUIUIVT'NUIINIV
1926 @uifel. &%crf0ufc: I @og.
Qou 5ltriid0elpieiencr SIT AZ, 10000
9ilid)cl Spot 81 90, 10000 Npril
SIT 53, > @oggonS Stcumcr gcmiidl.
ter Spot 81 507s, , @oggonS gtr. 3
Spot 5u 47A, 1000 Spot 5t 52Hs,
10000 WIoi at 527s, 3l00 Steamer
gcmiihtcr Spot SIT SOS.
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Inf Mlrh, ..melnhir.nnnr."

9orbuffsGde Der holus uuo 5orreitsSirabe.
S~nuptluGrtier bcs @efaugoereinS uWleIo'
Die. Gin9ituHoen ieoen Sonnerltaagtbeno.
Berinmnlungen oeS Centennial Wleeaer'
8ereiitS" ieoen 2. unb a.. 8tenitag i'm Neo'
nat. TeIepbuH - Wlt. 8erTlun 1865 u.
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3n herfaufen.
W chrnud

". ~. Shrlud,
ScutIdler Nbuutnt NM Ncdlt51t matt.
iSu ucrtanfcn 6nus I'M 700 Blpd, gSCits Ger
tngtoHsS traBc, "A Simmer uuo Euoe5intmer; 20
Yro6Cnt &upiiuluHluQc.
Shrnun & 5nplpr,
Understandable, @runbeipcntbuu,es mo
8eriidberuna5 9(gcnielt,
Nr. 3tS, ct, @aulS traRe.
(gtobtG,S &S ,6M2te)
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3it UcrfanIcn uOer ST ucrmictbcn.

iSn uerfaufcn uoer ST UermictGen:
Sim gdderei ino Gonoiturct. NndhBuirugcn
bel Sbcu. Sreiiel, @nrrcntpn, IA.
on ,3,5,7,9,SD
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stcneaeinM


Sin outer @dder fuchf 5teuc ais 6iueite0uno,
bout" G3-5)
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@enn Chr @elo n5tGig bnbt, penbct Gudl
al mid. 91rleben auf Saldre, Wl6beIn ooer
Characterization. Yerf6pieeenbett. aeine
2eib9eibittS sWtctbo0en, Mr.. Srcner, CIR. 100,
3uro'4 acnsS traRe, 1. 5lar, 2aunorp Building.
(glpriI15-l
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Gantou unb etsblanOtOpn n,
ohmiAlla -nihrntrnn,.hnnr.a

ode 8. un6 G0ug6s Strnbe. S~auptauartisr
oes .gu0ern ar. sllnt. s8ereins, " o@i0ens
irun5s0 II sIereius.~ Canton Smmeru.
miitbIidfeiIa uIte ,&eHeIf6mieoesltnion".
9rif6es Bier gu ieoer Belt. IeIepboEe:
s. & V. - Wt. 8erHon 1903 28.
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gerlaust: Ntaunsr nnO anabcn.
Serlangt I'M aagemeinen.
9enti@es Observation-Disclosures

pr. 2t0, SiiosSbarpsStrnbe, unter Der guffi6t
beutide Sanopcrfer, 9lrbetter nm 9tenrt6oten
81 bei6dftigen piinihen, nuueu It6 peri6nIi6
noer IN i~runitrtcn Nricfen al ben 9laentcn Der
8eieui6ait, SuBunn ,. 9icHer, Nr. 210, Siios
SbnrpsS trnRc, menhen, luel6cr rnc1tpeltli0
NliSiunft ertbeilen miro. CSan2S1S)
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Stcacugeiu6e
stcncaeind
Stcncacium

Sin tlei6iuCr Wiunu iudt Sieue ais @ussSits
fer. Nah5utragcn in Gr. 402, @citsRrnttsS Ctr,
G3-5)
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8clO nmsSuleiben.

@elb 5u uerlcibcn anf @runoeiaeutbuni.,
Sn benz gprger paiienoen 8etrdgen - rid
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observation-disclosures - q a.
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Coolies Sdmein utO to0tcr Suuo ais
@cmciIc fir Die Tbcoric ocrg}otb.
luChr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-04

of Panama, chevio1s, mohairs,
and herriugDone mixtures. coat
or blouse style, silk lined jack
cts, 20 90 values, very special
at. 40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-04

Wonderful value, ? piece Rus
SLAMS and regulation dresses,
with fancy yoke effect, trimmed
according to style, with braids,
emblems, tucks, embroidery in
checks or plain colors, 1925 and
I.4o values at .............9S c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-04
THIS STORE CLOSED TONIGHT At 9 O'CLOCK.

Weather tomorrow Parity overcast slightly cooler with local "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-04
ARE YOU COLLECTING STAMPS?

Is we mention below, will go far towards filling
ks. Read carefully every item and act promptly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-04

Newest ACCORDION plated skirts,
made of fine serge, ACCORDION
plated with deep shirred yoke,
colors black, brown, cream and
blue, 500 values at. -. 3 80
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01
WOMAN JUMPS
FROM EADS BRIDGE
Was On Her Way Home, D~uncans-
vile, Tex, From White
hall, Ill.
LEFT HER SIX-yEAR-9LD
DAUGHTER ON THE TRAIN
Nervous Trouble Considered Re
sp0nsibIe For the SuIcide-Was
IN thnrge of Her Niccc--Lcft IL
Not" 10 Her Husband, which Is
said 20 he "Wiid tmuginiug."

st. Louis, Aug. 25.-E Escaping from
her niece, who was taking her back to
her home in Texas, after an Illness,
MIS-, Laura oxford, aged 80. jumped
from u Burlington train that had
stopped on the Itads bridge, and was
drowned in the river. Her body has
not EGCn recovered,
Nervous trouble, from which she
had been suffering, IN considered
responsible for the suicide.
The train stopped on the bridge, with
the second coach, in which Mrs. Oxford
had been riding, over the water, about
n hundred feet from the west bank.
Mrs. oxford rose on pretense Of get
ding a drink Of water. At the end Of
the car she opened the door and dis
appeared. Only a few persons saw her
climb over the chain rail that guards
the edge Of the platform on the bridge
and drop out of sight.
Miss Viola Spencer, Of Whitehall, ILL.,,
who was with Mrs. Oxford, told this
story at four courts, where she went
WIN esther Beatrice, the siX~-ytar-old
uaughter OF mrs OXFORD;
MIS- o%Iord mad been III, suffering
from nervous prostration, and was at
the home Of her husbands brother. j.
= o%io'o, at whitehall, Her husband
Is George W. Oxford, a railroad man,
OF ~puheansVlile' Tex, She thought she
was well enough TO return home, and |
was accompanying her, because we
reared lur her saiety'
AS we came to East ST, Louis she
asked me II st. Louis is on the river,
and ! told 1t is. without thinking that
her question had any significance.
When the train stopped on the
bridge she was writing something on
the back Of a rent receipt. Esthe said:
"'h"mm"' what are va" writi"sF
"'J"st n n"te I" your father, DEAR
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01
CLEMENTlNA GONZALES,
OF CENTRAL AMERICA,
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
PE-RU-NA THE REMEDY,

Miss C~lementina Gonzales, Hotel Pro-
%vincia, Guatemala, c. A., in a recent
letter from 247 Cleveland Ave, Chicago,
H., writes:
81 took Peruna for worn-ouf con-
difion. 1 was so run down fhafI could
NOT sleep at night, had no app~efifeand
felt tired In the morning.
al tried many fonicS, but Pernra
was the only thing which helped me in
the least After had taken bnfa half
bottle 1 felt much better. Ic0Hfinued
its use for three weeks andI was COM
pIefely restored to health, and was
able to take up my studies which Ihad
been forced 10 drop. There is nothing
better than PeruHa to build up the
system. ''---CIemenfina Gonzales.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.,
of Columbus, Ohio, for instructive free
literature on catarrh