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The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30

When a wise man has occasion to
cxll anyone liar. he uses . ione-dis'
tnpce phone.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30
ASIA CIGARS

Asia CIGARS
er Ths IL LYMAN Cigar Co. SIC f1th street.
Denver. Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1906-11-30
NOVEMBER AILMENTS
THEIR PREVENTION AND CURE

Novsmber 10 the month Of fallins
temperatures: Over all the temperate
regions the hot weather has passed
and the first rigors Of winter have an.
peered. As the great bulk OF civilized
nations 10 located In the Temperate
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17
The MCGOu Millions.

A. J.. Mccoy, Of Williamson,
has written the following letter in
regard to the Mccoy millions:
elm reply to the statement made
by Mr.. Huffman that the Mccoy
fortune IN California was a myth.
that 1T IS just game they arc max
ing to beat the heirs out of their
money, wish to say that / have
been there and know what IL there.
Also, ! took lawyer with me and
searched the records and we found
that there was SIS, 900. 600 i'm San
Francisco, Cal. The state now has
charge OF the money. They, evI-
IDENTIFY meaning the three Mccoy
Brothers, who went to California
from this section IN the early flties.
owned near Los Angeles. advise
all the heirs To- hold on to- their part
and not sell ont They will get
their money inside of three or SIX
months. Tom Brown, am attorney
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17
A Beautiful Gem.

Col. Robert G.. lngersoll was elo
qnent beyond description. This
country never had his equal as a
word painter. Following is one of
his most beautiful gems:
1.-The one thing in this world that
IL constant, the only peak that rises
aboves all the clouds, the one win
dow in winch the light burns for
ever, the one star that .larknes,
cannot quench is woman's love 1t
rises To the greatest heights. it sinks
to the lowest depths, 1t lurgiveS the
most cruel injuries A woman,
love Is the perfume of the heart
Tins Is the real love that subducs
the earth, the love that has wrought
all miracles of art; that gives u
music all the way from the cradle
song to the grand closing symphony
that bears the soul away ON wings
OF lire a love that Is greater than
power, sweeter than life and strong.
er than death"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17
To EreC1 d Nav School House.

On the 9th day Of next month
the citizens OF the Independent
School District of Ceredo will vote
on the question as TO whether the
Board of Education shall issue
bonds To the amount OF $4,000 for
the purpose of building new
school house At kenova and enlarg-
ing the present one in Ceredo. This
Is an important question that con
fronts every parent and voter IN this
district. AT present the health and
education of the school children
are jeopardIzod 10 certain extent.
he present buildings are entirely
too small to accommodate the large
number Of children and az conse
quoncc the rooms are overcrowded
We are Informed by the Secretary
of the Board of Education that at
the present rate of increase in attend
ance the school buildings will have
to tie enlarged or the schools Oh.
vlded that Is one.half the pupils
attend school III the forenoon and
the balance In the afternoon. This
would not ouly be great incou-
venience to the children, but would
also work an additional hardship
upon mothers. Should the half day
order be issued and put in vogue the
mother with three or four children
would be kept busy preparing her
darlings for school. Now IN re
gard TO the buildings to be erect
ed and enlarged, should the bonds
carry, We are informed that the
present school house will be man.
tanned and an additional site Will
be purchased and n sIx-room brick
building, with all the modern APP
poln;ments, be erected thereon :;
that as the school population of
henova Increases an addition be
built To the brick structure. In re-
gard to the Ccredo or Central build
ing, we understand that it is the
intention Of the Board of Education
TO enlarge that structure by an al
dltlon OF four rooms. This add.
ton would be sufficient room, 1t is
believed, for several years. At any
rate 1t Is the present conception of
the board to make the improvements
Just stated, aud 1T will be decided
lay ballot on November 9th whether
or not the people want them made
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17
We Help You to Save
and MAKE MONEY.

Hiring arranged for exceedingl.
low clubbing ra.,s with publisher.
Il the best AID most popular pubi
'tlJns i'll the Ulited States. Tailv
&c lily an | \ ont.ly, we g nov
ally II f orders at from Thirt,
} FIFTY per cent. less than tie re
.nllr prices, giving Subscribers III.
eneht of the lowest clubbing rates
1t same time allowing libeial com.
mission to Soliciting Agents.
To advertise our new offer,
would entail a cost which we save
TO the Subscriber by asking each
eIdcr of this item to send a rostai
crd for Sample Copies Of THE
WEEKLY ENQUIRER; and if so stu
ated to do little agency work dur.
ing the winter, make application for
agency. 1t is a fact that THE EN-.
QUIRER offers more and better
bargains than may be had from
other sources.
One offer gives $500 Worth for
only $500, another gives a Daily
paper, two Weeklies and two
Monthlies for only $1.75.
The Veterinary column of The
WEEKLY ENQUIRER is worth from
five to fifty dollars to any horse
owner.
Write to-day to
Enquirer Company.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

cars and Mr.. Biyau's argument
would require the government to
take charge Of the preparation OF
the products of the land for food
and wear. In fact, If government
ownership and operation is to be
justified on the ground of public
necessity and applied to all neccssi-
tues there would he few lines
of business left To- private enter
prise except saloons, theatres aud
opera houses.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

The Wayne News says Messrs.
Osburn and Crum, the Democratic
nominees for the Legislature, in
case they are elected, will vote to
repeal the new tax laws, whereby
the taxes of nearly all the people of
the county have bceh reduced to
about one half they have formerly
been. In the first place, Mr.. Crum
is not a candidate. No doubt he
saw defeat ahead of the Democratic
candidates and did not desire TO risk
his chances of election this wear.
In the second place, the tax PAYERS
who have been SO wonderfully ben
ehtcd by the new laws do not pro-
pose to vote for men who are In
favor of repeating them. But few
people can he induced to vote for
men for Office whom they believe ii
elected Will legislate against the in
terests of the people. The voters
are too Independent these DAYS.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17
CA IARRhAL DEAFNESS
Or Chronic Catarrhal Headaches

will be Instantly relieved by TN,
use of Noscna, soothing Catarrhal
Balm. Relief guaranteed, or money
refunded. Nosena contains nc
cocaine or harmful drug. VIII
immediately relieve the worst run.
ming cold, Rose Cold, Nasal Catarrh
Hay Fever, Throat Troubles.
Hoarsencss etc, by tenderiy sooth-
ing the Infamed, diseased mem
branes The we'll known catarrhal
ache can be instantly relieved by the
use of this remedy.
Mrs. Fannie Mathis, PAYNE, Pa.
says: 81 have been trying your
Nosena for Catarrh and have been
entirely cured. Send me the price
for a dozen tubes, as want it for
some of my neighbors.
Large tubes 90 cents, at all drug.
giSts, or sample tube on receipt OF
ten cents in stamps by mail. Bows
MFG Co., GrcenvIlIe, Tenn, ST.
Louis, Mo.
Bloss Drug Store, Cereuo, and A
j. Williams, Kenovl. tolnov
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17
MI. Queen EXPLAINS.

Lewis Queen thinks that the val
uatlon OF Sc, en- dollars per acre foI
the fee simple and FIVE dollars per
acre for the mineral, on the Guvan
dotte Coal Land Association is much
too high, but that the same valua
ton on the property of the citizens
OF the county lying adjacent there
to Is ''about right " Grant district
had better 90 on forever without a
member of the Court than to have
such representation as that. -Waync
News.
Mr.. Queen has been interviewed
by representative of this paper in
regard to the above and desires u4
to state that he stated on the wit
ness stand when the matter OF
valuation of the Guyandotte Land
Associations property was before
the county court, that as the com
Pany's land has no frontage nor
timber and only small amount OF
1t Is worth anything for farming
purposes that he considered $I.5O
per acre was the worth Of the sur
face, taking the land as a whole
thirty thousand acres; but that there
were certain small tracts or portions
which would be worth much more
than this sum for farming purposes
He stated at the same time that he
was no Judge of minerals and could
not say what the minerals of the
comPany's lands were worth. He
futher states that there are some
adjacent lands more valuable as re-
CARDS the surface, as the company
only secured the worst portion of
the land in Grant District and that
which had no frontage.
Mr.. Queen says that any repn.
table citizen Of Grant District will
bear him out in his statement.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

OUR esteemed contemporary, the
Wayne News, IS the only newspa-
per in the entire State, we believe.
that condemns the new law that re-
qnlres the assessors TO collect the
capitaLion tax when they assess
property. Many hundreds of dol.
lars are collected in every county
each year now which would not be
collected at all under the old law.
and the farmers of Wayne county
Gas we'll as those of nearly all other
counties in the State) }, in these pros.
porous, Republican times, all have
money and would just as soon pay
their dollar capitatlon tax in the
Spring as in the Fall. WAYNE
county farmers, anyway, are honest
and can get all the credit they de.
sire, either in the Spring or in the
Fall.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

Thar story Of Minister Quesada's
about President Palma retiring
penniless may have been put ont
for the benefit Of either the rev
olutioDists, the tax collector or
Secretary Taft
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

AFTER a year of patient work,
the New York police think they
have a clue to ga of thieves who
have been robbing one Of the hotels
there. Pretty average quick work
for New York policemen.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

FATHER DowrE says that the
Lord ordered him 70 abandon his
Mexican project. Wo~d der if Pres.
Ident Diaz don't think he deserves a
little of the crcdit1
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

OF the Catlettsburg, KY, bar, is col
Iecing Tor the most of the heirs.
lie has been there two or three
times"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

AMONG the numerous letters of
regret that Senator Plat has receiv-
ed on the announcement of his in %
tended resignation, there have
not yet been found any in the
handwriting Of Ex-Governor 3. B.
Odell.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

The reader will notice ~ another
column OF this paper the prospectus
OF that always interesting paper
The Cincinnati Enquirer. The En-
qulrer continues to be one of the
most popular papers that circulates
900 thi~ region it i- read by an
classes of people, regardless of the
poIltlca0 party the reader may be.
long
0.E ears may deceive u-. but
senator Bailey certainly sounds a-
though Doe were making noise like
operation att0rlc5.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17
Republican Ticket.

k6DuDllGdnN llGkRt.
For Congress.
JAMES y. HUGuEs,
of Cabell county.
For state Senator,
IL. = WHITE,
of Mingo county.
For House of Delegates,
w T. GAREErr,
ELI TRENT.
For Commissioner County Court,
l.. 6. QUEEN.
For County Superintendent of Schools
EDMOND NAPIER.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

LONDON dispatches announce
Una1 virgin coal field has been dis
covered 10 England that is worth a
p''llon dollars If properly worked
Looks as though the promoters were
beginning 90 work 10 all right.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17

} "E snow storm scared away the
PeeN-a-Ooo waist aud the perforated
stockings
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-10-17
These Frosty Nights Call for Extra Covering

o obtained
every
I dmau
o teeav
Ito whl
81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
Mus Scm Snnercn @argIGnO's umS
Den a%n1rcnsenOCH Staten.

Grret6te Elm bo6eS utter.
Sic Dor mcbrercn (ogcn III @eit-
minltcr p%crItorbenc 6rou &ntbcrine
&rellBer, @ittpe Oc@ Nrn. SuitllS
SreuBer, lpclhe 81 ltniontonn. Gar.
roQ.Gountp. beeroigt muroe, erreih.
tc Elm Sitter BON 81 &obren 10 Mono.
ten ulO A Iagcn mo bintcrlaBt cine
3obIrci6c 9tndfommcni6uit bon
5uci S06ncn, bier (0ftern, 80 gu.
fcln mo iieben llrcnfeIn. Gie iehS
ain0Cr limo: $50. &obn uno @Cnrp
arcutcr, 1rou SenrD Sitti1 6rol
NltqlIit Sittig Irou Otidocl GdorO
uto 6rou Charles Gbriit. Gic olte
6rnu itonlmtc aus Sem areiie Miin.
Den in &onnooer.
i ir Bic GntmidcIung beS
9 itufer8.
IS miro nidt IonGc oouern, bis
ole Oihtier.GOuntic9 ocS Stootes
MarpIonO nit elcftrii6eu @obucn
6urd5oqeu limo. 0o3 Girettorium
Der oEeniniula Fraction SO. bon
Ealbot.GountD" bat lid) um0littmod)
in Cotton orgonilirt ul0 Nrn. Grnit
=. Sinf bon Ybilooclpbio 5ltnt SRA.
iioentcn. @cncrol &oiepb y. Seth
bon Cotton gum &icc. ErGiioenten CT.
nGbIt, Robert u. Orbiion bon Hbi.
lo0cIpbiu 5rm Shnbmciiter ut0
Charles u. Wootcr5 bon Cotton 5llm
SefretGr. Die GompoQnie lit outori.
lirt, 100000 Nfticn uuS3uqeben.
Gle critic Clinic. mcIdc gebout mer.
Den iolI, miro bon Cincm Gunft al
Der Gbeiopeofer8oi oli 9ilqbmon'$
&Sldn6 ulSgeben mo sic bouptid6.
liditen Ortidoiten IN talbot, Caro-.
line, 9orheiter., NicomiCo. II. Mor.
ceiter-Gountp beriibrCn.
StootSbonf Qci6Ioiien.
\@ctrGd)tlide IufrcGung berrift in
SmitbUiQc, Hithie.GountU, @.s&o.,
iiber boa SdIicBcu Scr 6ortigcr
Stoat3bonf uno ole @crboitung oeS
8oiiircr& @corg Is. GIommcr, mel.
der onaeblid $4,000 unteriGlngen
6obcn lou. Gus pCruntreute @cl0
rcprGicntirt sic Griporniiic pieler ar.
men 2Cutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
SriratGS : 9iccu3cn.

@nltcr e. 6orWcI(, 81. uno QiS5ie
s. @lopcr, 10; NppIiTant @alter Is.
6ormca, Or. t60S, Oliper.glace.
Gomoro u. @iuman, 20, uno Der.
tia g. 2inAcuieltcr, %, Baltimore.
Gountp; glpplitdnt Charles VI. 8iu.
man, Della, Baltimore Golmtp.
GborlcS 8. Ro6ort, "a, uno gliie
6, MhnairL 18; Applifunt 9bnrIe3
Is. Hobort, Nr. 1923, NorO.W ount.
StrnBe.
Glorence o. Segermun, 81, un0
9eiiie ~. Somptou, 2S; gpplifant
So6n u. @olep Nr. 1909, I6omoS.
Nucullc.
Charles 8aIentine, %, uno Mice
). HobertS, 81; ApplifNnt @iliom
i. HobertS, Nr. 1920, @iaiomitraBe.
CHARLES Smuper, AZ, Annilton,
Ala, mo Glenore Z. Daniel, 80;
Applifant G6nrIeS Sapper, gnniiton,
IluuuIllu.
Cotton See 8eld, 81, un0 Clara
u. Shneiocr, 20; applifant Cotton
see &elf, aennc0p's NOm, Yart
SigbtS . Ipemle.
@omnro S6umote, %, 9lueiieIO,
@..Gn., unO Glen 8arleu, %; Mp.
plifant Com. Sd)umate, 9lueiielo,
VI ..8n.
Sliper 2aiion, 25, uno Barbara
Cab, 90; applifnnt Mid)oel ..
Maper, Hr. FOG, @eIt.S Saratoga.
StroBc.
So6n @. &elo, %. unO Sdro6 g.
Iroper8, "a; Npplifont &O6n w.
SelO, Ir. ~, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
.Seutioc Sh[uRrote.
Ntehmnrfic.

G%bicogo, 16. @ug. - 3inOpieb:
3uiubr 1000; Worft flau; Stiere
$40 bis 6.75; &iibc 2.85 bis 40;
Ninoer $50 bis OBS; 9uucn 200 bis
400; aGIber 800 bis 100; StoderS
uno 6ee0ers 2.60 bis 4.25. Sdncine:
3ufubr 1900; Mortt Toe. b0bcr;
Choice bis Rrimd 6.10 bis 6.20; nit.
telm1Bi9e bis quite go bis Cos; Out.
d,crS 6.t0 bis 6.25; quite bis Gboice
0eruiidt $50 bis 6.05; Sodinq $50
bis $50; 6trfeI $50 bis $50. Shoic:
3uiubr 10000; Mnrft itctiq; Gam.
mer t5c, b1ber; Shofe 4.25 bis 6.35;
QGmmcr 600 bis $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17

Gonce; fir Ga Glota 5 2anOcr per
Gompfer n@elib Srince"; fir 5a.
maico, Ynnnma, 8annljone, GoIom'
bia lno lrinioaO per 0ompier nEo'
gus"
8ie 8oIt nod Neufun0IanH, bia
Roro.S iOnep uno na6 IiqueloL Oia
Bottom, idlieBt bier tGgIid um 3 llbr
0admittagS; noh cuba, Oia Enmpo,
tGgIi6 Inn 1 llbr NobmittogS; not
Gotta Rica, Sonouras (Sltfiilte). gt'
caro9ua (OItfiiite) unb @llatamaIu,
bia 9eusO orleans, tGgIid mn 10 llBr
Nben0S; nod Wterico Stu tdgIi6 Inn
2 llbr NadmittagS uno 10 llbr
Ibcn6S.
Erors.B ociftc.E Il,
Somitag, Sen tS.-t0 llbr Nb0S,,
fir NeuieeIono, auItrolieu, NeusGa.
le0onien, Samoa, @aiuoii unO Sill.
ISLANDS oia Gan 6ranciSco.
Die @oIt uad &omnii, Sopan, So.
rea unO Die 8bilippinen pia San
8ronciSco id,lieBt bier tGgIih INN 10
ltbr gbeno8 bis gum 10. Nuguit.
Gle SronSsY miro tag.
lid no6 oen gbgongSbdfen obae'
Ianot unO lit oie 9eit ser S6licBmg
10 ciltocri6tet. ooB lie bel uuunterbro.
6enen1 lleberlonO. transport reft.
8eitie eintrifit.
%. SaIISarriS,
ToItmeilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
Baltimore Iinrftheridlfc.

BoltImore, 16. Nu9ult 1906,
NJ cbl.-3ufuh 1923 6diier, elm.
idlicBIih 357 6Giier 5lt 2ocuit.Boint
uno 1894 6Giier 81 Gonton, aiiiten.
perionot - 6Glier. Die Notirungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17

8erinn0t BON Den Gleootoren NJ
@uld)el; Glepotoren.8orratb 2t4,867
8uid)el. &%erf6uIe: | @oggon Gelbcr
81 GO, 1 90. 90. 6u 60, 10000 9uidcl
Sobr 81 1872, I @oagou geniihtcr
Spot 81 5lM. |"tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
uHs StektauStSpx.
slocr's ,,Gbenuele. SuGs,"

observation-disclosures - 81 Sc.
SanptQlih ritter oes @eiangpereins .GoeI
peib," .Samensg}ereinS OeS GoeIipeiB,
.Gnntpns@ onflauS gir. 446, 3. 8. s.,
"Srientuls9 ilirifts 9ir. 15S, 3. u.fB.,' IL
.gartun Gpars OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
glbam Wusp's Sltitaurant,

ut. IIU4t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Der agturhoit SmmerfudbreHber 8aubeIetH
bon baltimore berfammeIt flo bier ies
ben Wlcntaa. - Oeprge 8rebm 4 Cons
Bier am 8upf, nab oeutf6cr art btreit
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17

@erIanst i'm Iagsmeinen.
eenif0es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

3thtIdes MrbeItS. yla lfpeEIun8s'BIrea
Or. $40, SiiosSbarpsStr1Be, inter Der Nuffi6t
beuti6e @anbperier. 9rbeiter unb 8ienitboten
81 bet6ifti9en uiinf6en, molen ft6 perionlib
ODER in fr1niirten 8rcien an ben Hgenien Der
8efeufbGft, Subnun .. Wieher, Rr. 219, Silos
eharp.etraRe, nenoen, ipeIter unentgeliIin
ehisfiInft ertbeiIen piro. Spre6itinoen bon
1 bis 8 ubr. (San2S, 1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17

Safer. 3uiitbr 24,G65 guibeI;
aus ben Gleootoren 5uriidge5ogen
14,034 9uidel; eleoatoren .@}orrotb
9S,283 guihel. 8erfGiiie: 3 @ags
gons Rr. 4 meiBer 3u "a, I 90. Nr. 3
lpeiBer ST 1872, 90. Gar. 2 gemiidter
80, DO. 5uriidgeipieiener 5u "a,
3 90. ar. 3 meiBer 81 36, 1 90. 0r. 2
3u AZ, 1 90. Ir.2 meiBer 5u 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
gu ~berfamicn obcr ST permictGcn.

5u ~periaufen uscr Su permietben:
IiterS ipegen - Elm boufOmnen Dutes WaQs
nerE lrHo <ibensS eifdit, nit OoQenl 3nbeDor.
Shrifilide Nnmelbltige1 inter n@. g." an bic
Sfiice oes r9eutfhen 6prreipuuoent".
COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17

VT. 2i6, Glab., nabe SoIuaro.sIrase.
8or5iigIi6e @eine, @pirtho,en u. ilntoHs
GigGrrelG. 8eites 8ler AM 8apf. aunf9
fir 1ehbdttsleute bon 11.30 BORN. bis
2 ltb sln6mtttaas. 3elepboH 8. & y.
- Wt. Bernou 300s n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
6. esabu's Slshaurant,

Nr. 1923, Norb.Gbta., 0de MntbpHh. stT.
clapes gr. 500, 5. s. 81 sStenbens9i.
ftrifts Rr. 1Os,S ~G3ners9iftrtfts Gr.
1O3, 3. u.s8.E uHb r9iftrifts 3r. so,
8. u.'B." Sane on Bereiue su bermie'
them. .Ssinfte 9ieree seine nno anoere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-17
gu ~perfamfcn:

9as 2.Itodige gd6ous Nr. 1902,
9eoro, Nor6.M .Spenue, emf,
baltenb ieds 3immer un0 9a0e5im.
mer; @runoItiid AS BEL 70 SUB;
@runo3ins 1926 pro 3rontiuB. Nad-
5uiragen bel Is. s. Gallagher, Nr.
2407, Sairmonnt.Nuennc. Gag
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0UroUits@dc INN 9Uiu. Huo Turreit.str.
0auptnunriier oea @eiuugpereiHS aWIelus
ole. Sin9iiunoen ieoeu Sonueritng @bo.
&erfarlmlIulgeu oes Centennial Yiebaers
&creinS" ieSen 9. uno a.. Sienitng i'm
Wiunnt. Ielepbon-G. x y. lSulie 175GR
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Goh6ef6roernna mad Scm IuslanSe,

Gle ~ousl1notide Bolt fir Die am
IS. auauit enocnoe ISOLDE idIieBt in
alien 3Gaen piinftlidL i'm Sahftbii'
leou lpie folgt;
Die Badet.Bot 1T tGelid BON 8
llbr Worgens bis 5 llbr Nodmittogs
often, ollsgenommen Sonnta9S.
Die 8odetpoIt nad 0eitidlano
id)lieBt nm 5 llbr Wa6mitta0S am
10. 4u9uit, nad 8roBbritannien uno
Srlan6 0ienltngS uno 6reitagS nm
3 llbr Ha6mittags
Gampier fobren bon Neiu Oorf
ob, penu niht o%nberlueitig onaege.
ben.
Grans.Gtlontifde Soft.
8reitna, Sen 17.-7 llbr abenOs,
fiir europa per Gnmpier st. goul"
pia 8lpmoutb unb Gberbouurg Woit
fiir 2iuerpool, Shottlnno nno Gre.
lanb muB per st. gaul" be3eidnet
iein); 10 l1br abenos, iiir europa
per Oampier .Gampania" pia
Queenstown.
BoIt mad SG-o. un6 Gen.
traI.4merifa, @eftz
Sn6ien etc.
5reitag, Sen t7.-6 ll6r abenOs,
iiir 9roiilien per ampfer ,@utiune"
pia Yernambuco, Hio Soneiro unS
Santos; 10 llbr a(benbs fir Reu.
funolono per Gampier .Silpia"; fir
Yorto 8ico, Curacao uno 8enesuela
per Iompier oGaracas"; fir gorto
Hico per 0ampier yYonce" pia
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Baltimore aftienmarft.

WaIttntoret Giubt'O 6Iisationen (res.)
3her. erbanee 1880. .........1 o2h ...
@asse efhriidien.
9oniolibuteo @as Ger -. ..... 1o4z
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Z. VI. Nfermanu,s nans.

z. ". Hdermauu'S pane,
gfutbGV.G6e @BaaBs unb 9nrUliHesstraRe
S~auptalGriiPr hes .Snbern'W ldnnerhurS-,
ereinss8erIdmmInngen ieoen Souneritdc
Mheno. 9lene WitgIieoer .ptItommen
&OrBigIthes Bier bet .UattondIsgraue'
rel" an Snpt.
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E
Die Sorts. Die lm lmma Gskaai HI
: ss.'i' NMZlM
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ld)cl; Nerlon0t BON Den EIeD0toren
1912 @ulhel; Glepotoren : 8orrotb
Isl 500 9uihel. &ertGltfe: 5000
9uibel September 81 ia, 10000
September Nr. 2 rotber meitlihcr al
.741a, I @oggon Nr. 2 rotber 5l y,
10000 Nr. , rotber meltli6er Allglllt
5u 74H, I @oggon 5uriidgeruieicner
.5lt 6tH, 1900 Stenmcr gtr. = rotber
Spot 81 66A. I @uG0on Nr. 2 rotber
meItlid)er Spot 81 74M, 1900 90.
90. 81 741A, 5000 Spot 81 74H, TO-
600 IugIlt 81 7t%.
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{ etns% a@tdenlran5 $ SufHen 8 8eretnS,"
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{ flag glbero. ~ytntioHaI-s1 am CAPT.
Observation-Disclosures - BoIfe 1463 3.
cBoc8a
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Subn y. sherBeI & @pHs,
Smporteure uno @Haross9iaubrsSiusIe
659-G61, Meft.Hratt-, nahe EeHH- ctr.
baltimore, Wn.
q. & B.s3elepboH - Goutb 1876 u.
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Flu nerfaufeu:

Nur St450 Tir eineS ierer ont e%ebauten,
nemen 3pciit6dteeH 9dufer nit mooernen Sin
ridbiuftaeu. @einninte idbrlide ~llnfoitet nur
$50, 9flr orei Sdufergehierte bonn aRutierionr
NIB NrattsSroB 0igblanotoun. aIeine Naurs
An3abIIng. @riuomteiben 81 berfauieu.
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