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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
The Hooded That Turks in the Names of Theatres

the house would mover have any luck be-
cause II was built with blood money, IL
didn't, either, for 1t burned down
was renamed the Standard, and the late
William Henderson became its manager
and produced that great success, Pima
fore, for the opening attraction.
Jack Haverly used 10 have a chain Of
theatres around this country, and every
one OF them was named after him. What
widow is selling grease paint 10 actresses,
and working hard 81 that, TO make q liv-
ing. Take the present Madison Square AZ
another example. IL used TO be called
Brougham's Brougham was hit by the
hoodoo. SO we're Chnstie's Minatrels after
him because il was called ChHistie's Theatre.
Laura Keene called her house after herself.
III luck followed her.
take Kelly's Opera House, which used
10 be on Broadway below Bond street,
opposite the old Broadway Hotel. II was
the home OF Kelly a Leon's Minstrels.
Kelly was killed In fight. Later this place
became Lena Edwin Theatre. and she made
a failure Of II because Il had her name.
There are many more victims, but !
would have to rack my memory TO recall
them. Some folks won't take any stock
in this superstition, 81 course, and will
point 10 latterday instances TO refute j.
Let Ne glance at the later managers who
have had the hArdihood 10 put Ielr own
names over their houses. The Proctor
and Keith houses are immune from ths
hoodoo and 30 IL Tony Pastor's.
weber a Fields split, didn't they, while
their name was over their own theatrel
Both have their names over separate theatres
now and the hoodoo hasn't got chance
n work II has worked little, for WebeE
has had a falling out with his partner ~
this season and now goes Il alone Mays
the hoodoo IL responsible for District -
torney Jerome saying things about the
FIELDS house,
The only other mana ger whose name
IL over his theatre that can be brought for
ward 10 show there Il nothing In this ne M
sunerstition i David Belasco. Don't you
think he l. having trouble? IL you don't.
60 and ask him how many cities the the
atrical syndicate allows him 20 play his
Attractions in His answer will oonvinos
YOU that there is . good de-, 81 hard luck
in a name when Il Il over the door OF a
theatre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02

The Republic Of Colombia has q Gov
.rnmsnt monopoly Of cigarettes. emeralds,
brandy and salt.
since the election a. President Of Gen.
Rafael Reyes on Aug. 2, 1904, the public
avenue has increased from 5000, 900 10
so. 900, 900 per annum, and there Is q surplus
for the first time In twenty years.
A constitutional convention has just been
called.
President Rafael Reyes's brother Eestor
vas eaten by caDnibab while exploring
the forests Of Putumayo In the southeast
crn portion Of Colombia.
The first three Of the above statements
were made by Alfred Bishop Mason, who
hss Just returned from Colombia, whittier
No went at the request Of Gen. Reyes 10 study
the country and It's resources. The last
vas made by Gen. Reyes himself in a speech
before the Pan-American Congress in Mex
rn in December, 1901.
Mr.. Mason travelled $500 miles in Colon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02

An area Of tho North Polar regions almost
exactly as large a. the United States h
still wholly unknown. Early In next July
Commander Peary will sail from New
York and make the attempt 70 cross this
vast waste OF sea Toe and reach the Pole.
II the conditions are fairly favorable be
will probably succeed. At any rate there
Is no flaw in his plans 80 far as can be seen
now, and from ship 10 pemmioan his equip
ment will be the best that can be devised.
Just now Commander Peary IL very busy
supervising the completion OF his vessel
In Maine. He has given to her planning
and construction a great deal Of his time
for the past nine months. The vessel was
launched az BuckSpoit on March 81 and as
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try II again In 1908.
There are years when the conditions up
North arc such that he could not possibly
succeed in making tho trip to the Pole and
back TO HIS land base; but the chances are
that at least one season in the three will be
favorable for the repetition OF one OF his
former brilliant sledge journeys; and II this
opportunity comes he is going TO the Pole
and back again.
When he begins his sledge trip next
February he expects TO start from a base
several hundred miles nearer the Pole
than ever before. The average air line
distance from start 70 finish Of his four
sledge Journeys In the same regions In the
years 1892, 1895, 1900 and 1902, is little
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quarters for the ship can DO made by his
splendid vessel during the frat summer.
By hook or crook he hopes to push his
way up Smith Sound, Kane Basin and Ken
needy and Robson channels TO the neigh
borhood Of Cape Hecla ON the shore Of the
Arctic Ocean. Sometimes this journey
may be made almost without meeting a
bit Of ice, as was done when the Greedy
party went north; then again the channels
may DO packed With Ice foes.
But even II Peary cannot foroe his way
through the Ice Of Kennedy and Robson
channels during the first summer. there
will DO further opportunity for obssrva-
tions Of great interest, though the dAah
for the Pole VIII be postponed until Feb
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Peary Expects to Reach the Pole This Time

nw New
Rest hs ~ by Nay Report y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
AbfaBrtsta9e Der 9ampfcr ton Nelu'
W0rf.

0ompfer uBretorio" nof Som'
burg am 19. 6ebrrtor.
9ompfer 0Srene" mad NeapcI uno
@enua am IS. 6ebrrtor.
Gompfer oWinnetonfa" nod Son.
Don am Is. Sebruor.
9ombfer nllm6rio" na6 2iber'
pool ont Is. Sebrltor.
9ampfer uRelu-yorf" mad Soutb'
omptot ON Is. 6ebruar.
9ompfer o6inlauo" nod antlptr.
pen am Is. Sebruor.
9ompfer 09onnonio" nad Ieopel
unb @enua olu 81. 6ebruor.
9ompfer "8ronpriu3" nod Ore.
men am 81. Sebruor.
9ampfer nMoieitic" nod 2iper'
pool ont %. 5ebruar.
9ampfer Stella" nod ReapeI
unO @enita om %. Sebrrar.
8ampfer nImiterOam" na6 Hot.
terbam om %. Sebrltar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Golen en6(iG foumc. SdiQcr batte
0o3 @etpuBticit, ser 8eIt non iid
ans Mertbpollcre8 mit5utheilcn, ol@
bon ibr ST. empfaugen Cos gilt Dor
9Ile1u aud oon Dem @ilo Der MeIt
nic cr c3 in icineH oromutiihen Gid,
tlnQcu ultfltclt. is irblt ia nidt an
bcocutenocu oclttihen 9iihncnoifs
term ole nod S6iaer mtfqctretcn
liu6. 9us &croieuit zines @etmif
BON &Ieiit, zines 6ran5 @riapar5cr,
zines 6ricbrid @ebbel unO Otto SuOs
mig, zines @crbar0 Nmtptmam un0
Scruam Suoermam ioll ntht qes
ld)mQlert luCr0cn; alli 0em 0elltidct
EornoB lit Nuum fir &icle. Nbcr
cbenio 0cmiB ill., 0oB teincr nod ibm
crlhlener lit, Der Den Hung OcS erIten
0romatlldlcn 9idtcrS lniercm S6tls
let ltrettig mahcu f0nntc, ia. &einer,
Der aud lntr entfcrnt an i'm berons
rcidtc. User ocrfiiQt iibcr cine glcid)
btnrciBcn0c Mtaht unO cinrn 0Icid)
itol5cn S6mlmg Der poctiihcl
Sprohe? Ner itrc,lt iibcr ieine Old.
tun0en cine Qlei0e 6ii0c BON SPIRIT
den 6ohcr, oo3 Sebcn ilbcriDmtcn0cr
Wci&beit aus? lln0 Dor @lQCnt: Mcldo
f0itlthc 8cIum0beit otbmct lll5 aus
S6iaer'S 9ihtun9en al, WGbreno
Die no6l6iQern northumberland
gen 10 uiel &rul1tC3 cntbQltcn! NQc
Oieie Gnr5iige, bur6 bic Schiller ais
orumntii6er 9idter bic Mfititrebcll-
0clt 10 bod ilbcrragt iino eben Der
YlSfluB elmer e0lcn, bodgebil0ctcll
Eeri0nIihfcit, Die roItloS nit cil,cnl
6lciB, Den feline Otii6e 6Icid)tc. nit
alien Wtittellt, Die ooS 3~eitolter ibr
al 0ic &on0 gnb. an Der cigcneu Gr.
5tebllllg mo Gcrnolfonnlmmg &c.
orbcitet bot. llno 10 fonlmen mi,
IN unicrcr 8ctro6tlu1a binoltS uui
Den groben ulo gltten Mcni6cn. Der
bintcr Dem 9roBcn un0 9ltten Gidter
iteben un0 i'm inipiriren mllB, menr
cr @elpidte in ieine Sd6pfltngen le.
gen mill, Die linen einen bon oer
lue6Ielnoen SogeSmeintnqcn unob.
bGnQigen Mcrtb ltno 0omit rllpcr.
90nGlid)e Wtrtlrnq ucr6iirgcrt. Gen
S6Doben gcreift cS 81 bcionoerer
JrcuOc, Dob cS ibr Stomm lit, Scr
Dem 0clltiden Golfe un0 Der @clt Die.
len fii6ren0en @cniltS 0cid)enft bat.
Nit ge6obcncm &cr5en gcbcu mir
0cm Gag entgcgcn oil Dem iein frii.
Der Sin9ong lid 5um @ln0ertitenmol
i0brt; ilber5eugt, ooB 6rieOrid) Sdil-
lcr, ipie er nun iibcr Elm So6rbunoert
ilbcr inherent Golt gclcud)tet hat,
nod ltn9e5Gblte &obrbuu1oertc iibcr
ibnl lcltdtcn miro, cine bebre Sicg.
fricbs8cItolt 0ic nit flnntmen0enl
S6mert bic 0Gmonii6cn Widd)te Der.
i6eltft bic ooS 2cben unicrcS '&olfeS
on510reifcn brobcn,
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fen, 6lorioaer, pro 9orb $500 Biz
$500; EomatocS, pro Carrier $50
bis $500.
Groceries uu0 Rrobtito-
mem.
GoG5fGeii0 pro 8IumO: flcine Sit
gor.Gure0 Gdinfen ttAc.; groBe
5dinfen t015c.; %Golifornier Sdin-
fen 714c.; Gltgor-GureO 8rlititiide
t0c.; Sugar g.. Gltreo SduItern
sac; troden geiaI3eue Geitenrtppen
7$4c.; Spedieiten 812c..; trofen &C.
inI3ene G6uItern 73Ac.; reineS
S6maI5 IN Sierce8 71ac,; Sped
iduItern 612c.; MeB-S 6lueinefIeiit)
1875 pro SOB.
Tofiinirter 3uder: QemiirieIt
6.45c,; pulperiiirt 6.25c.; STANDARD
qranulirt 6.t5c.; fem qromllirt
6.t5c.; GrpItol u 6.t5c.; Columbia
" $500. ael6er 5.t5c. bis 5.G5c.
@ero1teter &nttee: Y. Z. y, lUO
Gfo. &iTten t4c.; 6. 8. 6, 60 8iO.
aiIten t4.tOc.; e. 6. g., 20 Gfnno
&iiter t4.20c.; reiner SABA 2S12c.
bis 29c. gutter SABA 261@c. bis DC;
reincr Moffo 261ac. bis DC; SABA
uno W}offo, oen1iidt, 2512c. bis 26c.;
SABA, qemiidt 241ac. bis 25c.; rel
ner Mtorocoibo 2t12c. Bis 26c.
rcincr go @llopro 2012c. bis PIC;
reiner Sonto8 2015c. bis 2tc.; Son-
toS, gcmiid)t, t915c. bis 20c.; &io,
gcmiif)t, 1915. bis 100.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Endet.9oIt fiir Geuti6(onO I6IicBt
bier am W}ontog, Den 10. Gebruar,
&ormittagS INN II llbr.
EranS NtIontiide IS It.
Treitag - lnn ) llbr Hohmihuq8
uudJ 0eu 9l5orcn per 0unlpier bon
Bolton; INN Z llbr glbenOS no6 Glt.
ropo per 9ampfer o9tGp- 0orf" pio
8lpmoutb mo Gbcrboltrg Yoitiuben
nod SrIan0 miiiien per RcipsDorf"
ooreiitrt iein); nm 10 llbr IbenoS
naG europa per 3ampier nltmbrio"
piu Guccu9toipu.
4 80 # t ii I 9 ii s. uu0 Central.
Imerifd. @cittn0icu etc.
Sreitog - INN 10 llbr 9(6en03 nod
Borto 3ico, Curacao uno &ene5rclc
per 9ompfer vBbiIooeIpbio"; nod
6ortune Ssloro, Somoico Wno So,
Ionlbio per 9ompicr oSornio"; nod
G%cufun0lono per 9nupier 0Sploia"
nod Cuba per 9ompfer Morro
GoItlc".
SomitoG uni ll6r NodmittogS
nod 0cn Bahamas Snicln per Gam
pier bon Wtiomi.
&ron$ &ocific g It.
Somltng - mn 7 llbr GIbenos nod)
Nel=S celono, %9tltltrolicn, 9te1sGale.
Oonien, Den Samoa, @oruoii mo
6iii-SnIcIn Dio Snn 6roncisco.
u. Sail SorriS,
Yoitmetiter.
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grief6efDroering mad bem gnslanb,

%gnslGnoii6e Boit fir Die NIT Dem
IS. 3ebrtor enoenOe ISOLDE ihlieBt
bier Gin oQen 5Gqen piinftlid) lpie
folgt.
9odet : goit lit often bon 8 ltbr
gornlittags bis 5 llbr 4benog tag
lid (ansgenommen Sonntags).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
gnItimDrer Marft6eridte.

Baltimore II. 6ebrltor 1903.
Mebl, -3uiubr t7l6 G6iicr, Gin.
idlicBlid) - 60iier SIT &ocuIt.Eoint
utO 672 6Giicr SIT Cantor. aiiitct,-
@crionot 4t6Giier. Die @reiic Itclltcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
gu ucrfanfcn oOer al ucrpadlten.
sn uerIanfen oOer ~ uerpa3ten:

7as imeri66oae GrunSftiid an Der Gde bon
SftsQa fillmore traBe uHo acknowledgements;
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser bintere GbeiI oes 8tlnos
itiids miro fir Elm @ef6dftSeebduoe oeS D9euts
f6en Correspondent" benuBt peroelt. 9fdbere
g~lusttiuft bel Is. Blaine, Or. All, ct. gauts Str.
(901-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

0otcr.- 3llfllbr 1880 EuIfel;
aus ben G%lcuotoren 5uriidge5osen
1868 9uidel; Glepotorcu . 8orrntb
1851 9ui6el. @~erfdufe: . @og.
CONS lpeiBer 3u 361a, 1 @oggon Mr. 2
geniid,ter 5it 36. / @oggon 9fr. ,
uciBer SIT 81, / @agqon 90. 5it 3612,
2 @aggons Nr. 3 weiBer 5u 361a.
Seutiqc S6lrBrate:
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8ro0nften= Warft.

ltttcnItebenoe greiie be8ieben iidy
aitf ben GngroS.&anoel; fir Den
aleinbanoel muB elm entipred)enoer
aufiflog gel1adt meroen.
Gicr, pro 0ubelto 25c. bis 2Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
Stcaengcindc.
etcncaeium
$erIangt i'm Ma9emeinem.
oeutidles 4r6cits.Ma d,iueiiunas.gRr

Scutides Observation-Disclosures. Siireau.
9fr. 219. SiiosSbarpsstrnBe unter ser gtufitdt
Der g9eutideu @efelidait. - 9ieieniecn, Die
belttide 6arotperier. g(rbeiter uno SieHitbnten
at beibdtttgen iuiiHlCbeu, tpoleH ith peri6nlid)
ooer in franfirten @riefeu an ben 9(qenteu Der
9eieuifalt, SUbann Q. Wieger, Hr. 2t9, Sitos
SbatpsS trnRr, ucnhet, pel1er uuent9eltlib
S~llIsfunft ertbeileH niro. (San29,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Sic IoIgenoen ~biibldben 5iueiit1diqcu 8obns
bduier - Gr 1887. gSeIt 9unOulcsStr., 200
@lod Siio=GulboutsStr, 1900 @lod EaIlcbs
Ctr; ferner Gdluocu uno 2SobnbaIs an Scotts
Gtrabe. @eitsSaratoGasStr mo 8elairs 9tnc.
nabc 9tortb=9loe.. beitcbcno ans gSobnbalS,
aroBem 6oic. Sfaa etc, ou8 ii6 Ie6r Gut fit
eineu NleBqer. fir cine WliIhpirt6lnnft oocr
fir 5abrif8luede cianct. 9}ah5Ifrageit bel
GGaS. u. Scdcr, Or, APO, Nuros6areg. StraRc.
@{uIDl ano Gel. . 75t, (9iuOf6-)
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Or. 90. @tener,
bomOopatbiider Mr;t
U +. 1919, 8 inben-A zen {.
Skinner nnb Sranen fommtt at inns.

Mdnner uno 5rauen nit g~ebeirsen Granibets
ten, /uner &rampfnoerbrudj, 8ef6luitret, auss
f~adeHoeu Sanren, Strittliren. 9lIsfIub. gIutbers
aiiirng, 8riiben, SnntalsidligeH, R9enmatiss
Nierenleiben. WlnitoarInIeiocn, Sdmorrboioeft,
6artlcihigfeit ooer irgeHo ipeI6er berfpntoten
aranIbeiteu fouten lid bertr1uetsooa all ms
menoen. gcoeutenoe Speaialiitct iperoen Gle
nnferfl6en nnb ~foitenfrei cine ip~iiienfb1fttihe
0iuarofe S6res Sales gebei. gi6t ein Dollar
boz Ser 9eiIun9 5u %be5abIen. sBir beiIen rnif,
fi6er, ibmer3Ios itro bduerbait, llio bebanoeIn
iltr Qebeirte 9ranfbeiten bon Wldnnern iino
Srauen. gsenn sic ni6t foitnten f6nneti, 70
bena6rihtieeu Gle uns. uno mir beDunoeIn
Gle in 3brer MoDnliIg. SeiIung g~arantirf ooer
feline 8e3ablnng. - aonnen mir ntebr tbin?
Tiiot 9oiifarte bel, iuenu Sbr f6reibt an Or.
ebiifps Miebital Snftiinte, 1857 Dit.9rattsstr.
Baltimore, @io. .9eutf6 p'rb gefproden.
(Dluil1. TAG I'D
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Nr. 1924, Ofts8cltimores straBe. - 3iut'
mer an Serren su bermietben. - SetHfte
@etrdnfe uilo @eine. Observation-Disclosures
reis"gter. 8erfammIunesIofnI bes OFT
aombnroitr. SHmeriu. gllis tno Gei9s
8ereins". @bef .s3eI. Wt. Sermon 4942 %.
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gu b~erfanfen.

Gu ucrfaufen uocr III OermietBeu:
Ser auoen unb %9SobnbaIS 9tr. 800, Sitosli
IaSfizStrabe. fir irgeno Elm Seidnft paieno.
Nadbufra9et in Ir, 2226, 9urfsJiuaO.
QI-Sl
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q. 0,piatis Safe"
slbnnt Wuspis MeStaurnut.

SIR. 1t04, Observation-Disclosures.
Der ,goroeit Sulmertpdbrenoe g1lberetn
bon Baltimore berfammeIt ii6 bier
ieoen Mtontao. - George 9rebm & Cons
Bier am 3apt, mad beuti6er grt brett
bonn SAB.
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gcrfGltfe auf Der bfeItsen Gffeften.
V1r1p
FIRST GAIL

$4,000 1lnitcb N%aiIuaps Giuf ,.....-.. 5s
$4,000 tluiteS Railuab5 Clint. .. ..... 5sH
$1,000 umteo Rallma13 Giuf. ......... 5s1a
$1,000 ltuiteo &ainuap8 glm. ......... 5s3s
$1,000 tluite6 @aippap8 Gint. ...,..... 58&l
$4,000 uniteo Rainun0S Ginf. ........ 5ela
$4,000 lnite0 8at(tOab5 Clint. ......... 50
$1,000 untteo RaiIpaos Giuf. ,........ 5sN
$4,000 uutteo 8atluaDs Gint. ......... 80
$1,000 lIuiteo RoilmaDS der. ......... 95M
$1,000 Seaboaro 10'iabr ser .........t04a
$4,000 @a Cleo 8o SEP 60 5er........ 99A
$1,000 @,9sS GiHT .. ............. 29H
$4,000 WIb II, FCun Ginf ............ 50
$1,000 9uabamG Goal II 5ron Ser. 80. "a
$1,000 @IabamG Coal IL, 5roH 5er...... 92A
500 AtIaaiic Goaft Cine Conf der. ....tO3I
$1,000 atIonlic Coat Cine Gont 4er. 1888
$500 u e g Of Conn 4cr tGtfs) 5s2Ocr 95l
$4,000 SeabourO 4er 81. ............ 80
$1,000 Seabonro lcr -. ............. s0lk
$4,000 Seaboaro ler o.. ............. s0H
$1,000 g(uaeoItia 1t. Botomdc ........f 1864
$4,000 Wlerdauts' Goal .............. 05
$4,000 Cotton 9uct Ser ...,.......... TN
$1,000 EorfoH Np II. 2tGbt Der ........ o4K
$4,000 @f9zS I. e.. .............. 60
100 Seubouro @iabt6 ~. .......... y
357 Baltimore 8rtcf Com .......... 81
80 @la6uma Goal Ii, 3rou Rfo.... 90
Is 5arm II. 0Ier6 @ant .........t70
100 Nat Gompofotope 60 ......... %
so tlniteo 9~taiIunb5 ........... t4z
s llniteb 9~latnuaus ........., IA
500 llniteo 8ailpabs -. 14H
$40 llniteb 8uifiuu03 -. .......... t4N
. Souiberu giaiIluaD Rio ...... OF
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8erionot bon Den glepatoren 103,027
9uif)el; Glepotoren 8orrot6 t,07t,.
$40 9uifel. 8ert1uie: 10000 9nif'.
Mdr5 81 503s, 10000 9tpril 5l 81,
1900 Spot 3u 5012, 1000 Steamer
gcn1ii6ter Spot 5rt 1874, 1000 Nr. 3
Seutige S6lllBrote:
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SECOND CALL

$4,000 078sS /. -. ................ 60
$4,000 Gitu II. Cub Cg8aib) ........ t08H
$1,000 Wlo II. 93euu Gtnr ............ SO
$4,000 tniteo 9aiItpab5 Gint ......... 30
100000 llHiteo S~lujlpnUS Giuf ......... 50tf
5000 gtlautic 6 G u & 4er (Gifs). ... 0itA
$1,000 8idmonb Ii. Eau6 @oIo Ger. .tt7
$4,000 atlantIc Goat Cine Conf 4er. .f03H
5000 Nortb Carolina der ..........tO 1921
$4,000 gSettern MarbIanb der ........ 9sts
$4,000 u Is g Of Conn 4er (Gtfs) 5.2Oer 951a
1000 0abtrn 2ebanon Gin ser. ....... go
$4,000 Seubonro 4er -. ............. s9a6
$4,000 Limited H0ilpNbs Ter .......... 95ia
$1,000 ltuitco 9%toiIuaDS der .......... 90
$1,000 VI e g Goni Ter. ......... 1924
$4,000 @s8s5 Giuf .. ............. 20la
$4,000 uniteO S%laiIpab3 @iut -. ...... 5oA
$4,000 9oIeoo 1rOction Der .........f0
265 llritco RaiIpabs e. ........... titi
. llltiteN J%toiItunDs =. . ........... t4R
400 llntteo G|uilluab5 %. ......... t4A
100 @laS. Srou Steel ............ rs
10 gSeftern @auE -. ............. 80
8 tlHtteo g~lathpaIS ........ f4N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

9ar. 432, GI~dreuIounts9tbe., 9tgbIan6toiun.
Sauptalartier >oes s9aoenia MdHners
6nrs". S%ingItunoen 9ieHitae, @beftos 8
ttbr, uIto oes rMonumentaGs8tttrtfts gsr.
23f, 8. u.s8. nWnHumental" sBier ant
3apf. gbefnpedfes1elcpbon - 1926 n.
Bri. 8. g. Snppert, BETTER.
(Se52,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
Ole ein3iqen 5i%ueinadioen Sauier

BEN bra6tboIen g8utteriou = 4arf," 9aturent,
StrnBe, Gde bon 9aItimoresS trnBe. Gnntu1t
Suerit uno babt Die 9htspu6I. 9tefe Sdufer
Iino in ieoer @initnt MODERN, nit Mlarmors
beiierlingen, eiuf1IieBIt1 9tbauasfanaI. gtaent
tdgIi6 mo GouuiaeS aH Srt mo Steae. Ves
mutt 5airmounts9lbcnIe g6aG9onS.
Golu. 3. 8ail1gbcr, 9atttrtertebuer.
OPS Gr. 2S0S, 5atrmuuntsgtbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Ncben0es BeflllgeI, pro YFltn0:
alte Siibner t212c. bis 1876; jun0e
Siibner 13c. bis t5e. gl,ten t3c. bis
Toe; 8liter 12c. bis 18c. @Gnie t2c.
bis 14c.; Gouben, pro gaor zoe. bis
25c. i,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

ode Gait mo Taitsglbenue, Canton.
observation-disclosures - q &.
Snuptquariier oes @eidnabereins -@bel.
tueiB," p8amens9ereins beS GoeIiueib,"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIR. 445, 3. O.. s."
Oriental iftrtftS Nr. t5s, 8. u.s8.] unb
-Ganton Srars II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
(Sept2t.fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
S r ii d t e Sen Il c.

aartoffeln, pro 8uifel 40c. Biz
4Sc.; nelte 9ermtoosaartoffeln, pro
SOB $3.50 bis $3.50; 3nderriiben,
pro aiite 35c. Bis 40c.; 8eiBfobL pro
Come SIT bis $12; 3niebeln, pro
gliihel Soc. bis 90c.; Garotten, pro
Site 40c. bis 50c.; 4epfel, pro SOB
$3.50 Bis $3.50; auanas. pro Gratc
$3.50 bis $3.50; SeQerie, pro 9to.
25c. Bis Soc; brauner &obI, pro
Sab $t.25 bis $3.50; Spino pro Sob
$3.50; CRIME 9obncn, pro aorb
$500 bis $500; runoe Hiiben, pro
guid)e[ 30c. bis 40c.; aopfiolot, pro
aorb $500 Bis $500; iunge grbierL
pro aorb $t.75 Bic 1926; 8lunlen.
foil, pro SOB $500 Bis $500; Cur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

idcl; &erialtot bon oen GIepatoren
1000 8ilidel; Glepotoren E &orrotb
753,707 @ni6cI. &ert0ufc: , 8nG-
gonS Spot 81 rs, 2000 9uih. Spot
81 118, I g9oqgon 9tr. . rotber Spot
81 tt0H, 5000 Spot 5it tt7H, 1900
WfGr5 81 tt734, 5000 Stcomer Nr. 9
rotbcr WtGr5 5t t1t1a, 1000 Steamer
9tr. > rotbcr Spot SIT tt0H 1000 9r.
3 rotber Spot 5u 1884, / 8ogoon
Spot SIT tt7H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

canton unb Sta1fnubtpp n,
ehmiat,a Observation-Disclosures

ode 3. unb GouobaStrabe. 9~auptQudrtier
6es g8abern ser. sltnt sBereiHs, q n@t0ens
frnn5s9 dmefls8 ereins.A Canton Snlntertu.
miitbIihfeit" uite .aefieIf6miebesltnton".
Srifcbes Bier su ieoer 3eit. Telephone:
s. & q. - mi. Bernon 1893 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17

Norboifs@de Der aoips uno SorreitsStrabe.
Sauptluartier beS @eiaHgperein5 rWselo'
6ie". Giugitunoen ieben 9onneritd4gtbenn.
8erfammluueeH bes centennial WleBger'
Sereins" ieoer 2. un6 4. 9ienitu9 int Wlo'
nat. TeIepbon - mt. 8ernoH 2666 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-17
Gmpciaer,s Cafe

Sdueiser's Cafe,
yar. 701 iino TOT, 9ombGrosStrabe, Stgb'
Iatefoipn. Schultz gseine ui1b Giau1Ie.
Der gefiitoejte Srt nuf Der groe. = Die
5elten 8oolsBnrIors in 5tgbIanototpn.
Brompte Geotenune.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-03
SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1905.

A Kansas City paper of re
cent date says:
w. w. Perkins, of Winslow,
Ariz.. an old time sheepman of
that territory. who has been
shipping to this market for over
ten years, was in yesterday with
1858 head of 2-year-old wethers
that sold we'll. They averaged
80 10 and brought 81 65. This
was Mr.. Derkins's first ship
ment this season, out of a herd
of about $4,000 bead of sheep.
There are good many sheep
in that country this year. said
Mr.. Perkins, but we had very
few last year, as the drOuth cut
our lamb crop short, and Grip
pied US in many ways But the
conditions are just the reverse
this spring, and we are in fine
shape all around. We sold our
wool crop at prices ranging
from Is to 21c. and have had
big lamb crop. This Will
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-03
No Secret About It.

1t is no secret, that for cuts.
burns. ulcers, fever sores. sore
eyes, boI>, etc. nothing is so
effective as Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. 1t didn t take long to
cure bad sore | had. and it is
all O. k. for sore eyes" writes
D. L Gregory, of Hope, Tex
25c at all drug stores.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-03

bring US out in fine shape now,
and make up for the losses of
last year.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-03
Dying of Famine

is, in it torments. like dying of
consumption. The progress of
consumption, from the begin
ming to the very end, is long
torture. both to victim and
friends. when [ had con
sumption in its first stage"
writes VIM. Myers, OF Cearfoss,
Md, latter trying different
medicine and a good doctor, in
vain. [ at last took DR.. King S
New Discovery. which quickly
and perfectly cured me- >
Prompt relief ard sure cure for
COnghS. colds, sore throat. brOn-
chitis, etc. Positively pre-
vents pneumonia Guaranteed
ct all drug stores. price SOC and
81 90 a bottle. Trial bottle free.
j. F. Mahoney has received
large consignment Of the
latest novels which he is sell
ing at the very low price of 25c
Call aud MAKE your selection
before the best are gone. The
POStofflCe News Depot
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-03

w. ". Perkins
J. X. Woods
J, I. kren,z
Geo. A. " off
F. j. Wattron
JnO. r. Grant