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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
PAINSINTHEBACK
Like thousands Of others, Mr.. T. NJ Slattery, of b
Fourche S. D., was dying of Kidney Disease and
not know it.
DISEASED KIDNEYS

TIER realiHinE HIS condition. n Bot
Cure and became eOnvfAoed o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
VIRGIL OWEN WILL
 MAKE HOME HERE
Cashier of the Cross County Bank Becomes Special Agent for the Travellers Fire Insurance
 Company Here.

/ Virgil Owen, for ten years cashier of the Cross County Bank at Wynne. Arkansas, has resigned his position and will in future make his home in this city, having accepted the position of special agent for the Travellers Fire Insurance Company Of this city. Mr. Owen will arrive in the city this week with his family and take up their residence here.
 AIr. Owen is brother-in-law Of Mrs. L. c. Matthews of this city and is a young man of high standing and fine business ability. He comes to this city we'll recommended, his ser vices with the Wynne banking insti- tuition for so long period speaking for him, together with many other fine endorsements. Having become associated with such a large and pro- gressive insurance company, which is doing business in many states. MT Owen is sure to succeed in his new field of work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
JUDGE AND LAWYER
 IN HOT WORDS

Judge A. B. Grace, sitting in the Jefferson circuit court yesterday, and T. Havis Nixon, a local attorney, had a heated argument in the court room yesterday when legal point, made by the attorney in his instructions was objected to- A few hot words passed between the able juriest and the lawyer for a few moments, ending with Judge Grace compelling the law yer to take his seat and remain quiet. The incident was of little Or no con sequence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
gjRY WOOD-Old Phone 35.

DRY WOOD-Old Phone 351, New Phone 313.
 Fort rent-TWo front rooms. Mrs 1enkins, old phone 1852 11-1-6l
 W. E. Sallee, who has been quite sick is somewhat improved today.
 ---Lost-Pension certificate of Hen ry Henderson. Finder please notify -sssd phone 696.7--- 11-5-6i
 -Engineer Jack Crowley is still seriously ill at his home in this city His condition today is not much om- Hcoved
 Woman loves clear, rosy com. uIexion. Burdock Blood Bitters puri nes the blood, clears the skin, re. sores ruddy, sound health.
 --Mulliken, Fourth and Main. La. dies ready to wear garments, includ- fsg underwear, skirts and cloaks Complete line of shoes. Everything in sIefhing and dry goods.
 --EOST-Between corner of Sixth and Georgia and Kress' store, large a,roach set with chip diamonds and a pearl in center. Finder please return sD Letha Bennett at Kress' store and receive reward 11-3-d3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
G;I- FAM UP f AR.
Boy, pG:c. e3 Cent: rl@rc~1d For T;r
 Cans in Trenton. Mo.

Boy, P<;.. 70 CSf>c ri4TC"~d r or ltr
 Cans in Trenton, Mo.
 A Aov+i el'erpri.r tor jae promotion 9f scu;iuIeAl iur rlTi" itlprovam'.a' was recent. t9.sarad b% the Trenton (Alol CIr.51 C'lly ci'5'5, 8 local or2a"iz.t- tion bat.,ed by clubWomHn in Taeatoa, says inc Nausn9 1.it5 &..,r. ial,.. tn get r'd ot the rUbhi2a t.tt Hlloracl n. !cys and streets and i~orr tp attract al. tention tl tie clean city movement the club offered Irenton hoys - cents a hundred for all old tin cans delivered to q comAjl.e. on the day appointed.
 The cans We're received at the mos; prominent point in the towns bGsine"~ section, and for hours tho streets were damned with boys. cans and specta- tors one hundred and thirty boys brought ia more than I6,000 cans and received nearly S200 in payment.
 The club expects tae tin can day |" De the pioneer event of general move ment iu smaller cities. Clubs in s@T eral other towns hare already show q disposition to try the cheme, whici' xss an unqualified success
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
DOINGS IN THE
 CIRCUIT COURT

The case of Jim Rob Roy, a negro charged with murder, was postponed in the Jefferson circuit court this because of the absence of an witness. The case has been reset for December ,. Elijah Rich ardson, negro, is being tried today on charge of grand larceny.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

For sale-A first class horse; safe. sound and good in every way, Address 45, Graphic office. l1-6-5t
 Attend the carnival on south Main street next the Main skating rink. It is there all week. ll.o-6t
 The members of Phoenix Lodge, No. 279, l 0. B. B., will hold it's November meeting Sunday night. The meeting will conclude with a social session.
 -Lost-Blue speckled heavy set hound dcg. with large black spots. Finder will receive liberal reward by returning to 916 West Fifteenth or notifying Frank Mays at DreHfus Big Store il-9-5t
 The specifications for the levee work. which is soon to be done by the Government on the Boyd place, opposite this city. have been received by W. \. Trulocll, president Of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade, and all local levee contractors who wish to see them are requested to cali at his office and they will be permitted to in- spect them. The contract fo@ the work is soon to be let
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
Hardened by Su,p,,uric Acid.

HardcninG an ordinary drill in Su qhuric acid, states the English Nj chanic. makes an edge that will cu tempered steel or facilitate cntt;u hard rock. The acid should be pourc into flat bottomcd vessel to dept of about one-e!ghth Of an inch. I'll point of tbc drill X heated to a Gui cherry red and dipped in the acid | that depth. This makes the point ey tremely hard, while the remainder ce mains soft. IT the point breaks, re harden, but with little less acG i, the vessel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
f BRIEF MENTION. l .. Ia + + + + 1. + < + l. < < i

Mrs. D.. ]. Lock Of Little Rock is spending the day in the city. \ "A. B. Banks of Fordyce is among the late arrivals in the city, -
 Sam Wolchanskey of McGehee, Ark. is registered at the Hotel Jefferson
 Harry Hankins and F. A. Causey of Monticello are guests at the Hotel Jefferson today. ---------e----===-< -------e---===-1-. 11H. A. Rose, leader of the Bluff City Orchestra, went to Benton last night on brief business trip. ~
 Miss Emma Evans of Little Rock is in the city visiting Mrs. Virginia Mills and family for a few days.
 James C. Norman, we'll known at torney of Hamburg, Ark, is in the city today transacting legal business.
 M. Eisenkramer of M. Cans and company has returned from Camden, where he was called on business Fri day night.
 Captain Leon Levey has returned from Searcy, where he attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs. c. C. God den, who died there Monday.
 Mrs. Louis Ottenheimer and Miss Florence Hoffman have returned to their home in Little Rock, after a pleasant visit here with Charles Veil and family.
 Miss Annie Joyner of Bentonville is the guest of friends here and will also visit in Pine Bluff and Monti- visitors here during the State Bap-
 tist Convention, November 15-1S.- Littp Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
SECRET SOCIETIES, ATTENTION!

We wish to secure a complete ros- ter of all societies, together with the secretary's name and day and place of meeting for the new city directory. Secretaries will confer a favor by sending the information during the ensuing week.
 FOLKS SOUTHERN DIRECTORY
 CO, 300 West Barraque street. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
FOR SALE.

Forty acres of rich land at sacri- fee, the Gibson farm on Bayou Bar tholomew, one mile north of Sulphur Springs road Must be sold at once. Address H. R, R. Richardson, Pine Bluff. Ark, 11-4-d&w3Ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

The key to health is ln the kidneys and liver. Keep these organs active and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash Bitters is a stimulant for the kidneys, regu- lates the liver, stomach and bowels. 4 golden household remedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
FINE ROME FOR SALE.

l offer for sale my splendid home (iormerly owned by D. Lee). It is practically new and on 1.4 block of ground corner Fifteenth and Cherry. Will sell same either furnished as il is, or unfurnished. It's a most desir. able place. Apply to
 F. E CHEROT, General Manager Citizens Light & Transit Company. 11.1.6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

-Moler Barber College, Dallas, Tex as, wants men to learn the trade. Write for particulars now, few weeks completes by free clinic and expert instructions. positions waiting, don't delay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

A bottle of Prickly Ash Bitters kept in the house and used occasion ally means good health to the whole household
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
Had a Slow but Sure . I

There have been uulneCDua >..,Hp pointments in the outcome of sorse q the boys. We remember one boy is particular who was the butt Of aIl rd5 cule from the boys of his age, and he took it good naturedly. He seemed ta have 10 particular friends ana hes!eH hy himself His clothes always i24.>. funny, and Ee had that a a'gGWari sW01 ger oyer Wi.ich the rest ot Ts Aaf much s' urt No one eyer .&Des,i 4! that plug would ever gef auyHa - have unyth;As Eyt to11y h. ,.,.s Is drawing T better salary sI \ a. two Of the cd g3ps. liz -a* e.-9. money, more iniacree a,s& | friends th.s's any of the gas. 2' .s> '::z plug had T ga.t tl.at was ,. ..t was sure. He didn't npncte = ,a =. bright Eben, 'lE5 he hNd a ,tte ! f. took on ! polish. WestUta.a, ". Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
Too Easy.

Miss Cicero-Iierc is aa s2A3j IF col you. Willie: A boy skates twO to't.-, t.st first day, three miles the seCon4 Jay, four miles the third day " lie Shucks! could beat dat example stj.
 -' half trying.-smjth's Masaz'na
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

For sale-A drst-class grocery store with meat market connected. do- ing a good business. Must be sold. Good reasons given. Address M., care Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

Doan's Regulets cure constipation tone the stomach, stimulate t:la liver. promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the bowels. Ask yonr druggist for them. 2 cents q box
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
mMc&$<>>.%%~4e~%~,
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
sa sa~>~%%%%+%<>>>e - (

D W. Boyce devotes his time T. cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06
CHRYSANTHEMUMS AND ROSES

For sale by Mrs. c. T. Robinson 1122 Laurel street, Lakeside. 11-3-eod3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-06

fractious horse is easy enough to manage ii you have a little skill quite q good deal of patience and solid never-give-out harness. The harness is just as essential as the skill and patience-and good harness will add to your patience. Have you eFer tried ouh make? Today is a good day to begin it's use.
 VOSS-NICHOL co.
 s05 MAIN STREET.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
SciraiGS 2iccnscn.

Surrp Mebner, %, unb Gli5abetb
Sintbiclm IS; Ipplifant $. @ebner,
Nr. 60l, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sirom 5. Bartlett, 80, uno Sophia
y. 6repcr, 40; Npplitont Sreoerid $.
SieOIidl, gtr. 1851 @cit.6 apctteltr.
2plc @ri9bt, -, uno emma @il.
ion 81; gpplifnnt q. Is. Ballard, Nr.
1882, GboicItrobe.
Nobcrt $. @riele, 26, uno Worga.
ret s. Sboltl, 10; Npplifunt 3. VI,
@riele, 9tr. 4OS, Golpin,9 lpenue, @a-
perlp.
Somnro Z. 6oitie. %, uno emma
q. @%lldnlaltcr, %; Ipplifont $. z.
6oitic, Nr. 1872, Oit-6opetteitr.
Charles =. Wtard, 81, unO Senriets
ia 6ootc, 2S; NppIifont 6. s. Sill,
9fr, 21t, Observation-Disclosures.
0iuicppe Yento, 81, mo Worie
Gobcrto, 20; Npplifont s. q. Hobcr-
to, 9tr. 237, Yrelioentitrabe.
Sronf Sbies, 81, unb gbitb E.Son.
&c, %; Ipplifont Sorrp u. SbieS.
Nr. 1911, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mtortin @ciB, 81, uno Selen Stci.
er, 90; Ipplifont g. Soment, Rr.
$50, @eit = 2erinatonitrabe.
Wor Simon %, uno 9eliie Hoiens
gorten, "a; Ipplifant Mar Simon,
Nuitmon, Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
Is. & q b ute [.

Is. Rdptttt
~ as ate Ggpptsn par in Den
~ sldn3eno ostorirten RGumen
z oes Dsunbers'iden 91uIes mad
Observation-Disclosures G6tdfe
gu aeuem Geben erpadt. Sreili6 nur
gu einem tur3en. oenn ouf cine Vaht
muBte fiH bier Acknowledgment, mas
hieIe pbaraonen uno Goai9st0hter.
oiele 4~pisprieIter uno arotobilbuter,
bieIs Dienerinnen Der &abensottin
pdltet unb Der IqbeberrI6erin Sis
bonn 2eben berldnstn. Wsnn Der neue
Morgen berdufsraute. mubteu Iie, mas
fe 4ntiteB dn iid batien. ipiebsr a6s
f%treifen uno in ibre mooernen 6GuIer,
gu ibren tGsti6en 9efhdftisun9en uno
Getpobnbeiten auriidtebren.
Wdoame &ittp bate Den @eoanten
oieies 5eites sebabt. uno o1 1les einen
einbeitliden gbaratter bd6er Ioute, 70
tuaren Die ginlaouneeu Ibou nor Ian.
ger 3eit eraansen. b1mii man iih
oarauf porbereiten tonnte. &c mar elm
9lanaenOes gss3t; fdon bon geairn an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
Yaltimore'S erfabreuitcr Weruens
Sne,ialiif.

SrGbastie@s eriSIce Surd, 81, moSerne pb9:
Der gtpiuenoulie Der beftcu Observation-Disclosures
sllsriiftung. in Der Stnot er5.eIt.
Wnn gebe bic Soffning niht mlf, ebe man
nidt Or. Yatban German confultirt bat. Suns
oerte bon friiberer Intienten ~be3cuaen germ
feline eelitinesfdbiafeit; 60 fact 3. . Serr
y. y. Snioot, gtr. 1920, y~Soobleb sStrabe:
bon meinen aeioel; 9r.. Serran furirte mid
b%olfommen In flint g8ofen."
Sr.s SanleS Gnrrb, Sir. 1884, gatterfor'abe. j,
fagt:
n9r. Naiban German bat mir bas aeben
a%erettet; aue anoercn wer5te, bic oerfubten,
mir 5i beIfen, hemiibten Sih umfpnft."
gluberoem furirte 9r. German nod biele gin,
oere. odriinter aud 9r. gueuft S6nliot, 9r.
112, goHpapsStrnbe.
gSarum fouie CT Sbncn nidt sbenfaIs bel,
fen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28

Grtro 3.30-3.50
Mio grtra. 3.90-4.W
&oggenmebl, mittelnGBi9es
bis ortSgemobItes 49,. 3.40-3.S0
MnismeBG, 100 Gfunb... 1.20-1.35
9ildipei5enmebl, 10OBfo. 2.20-2.40
@ei5cn. - 3uiubr S62t 9ll-
ifel; Serianot bon Den @leuotoren
- @ltihel; Glcpotoren.&orrotb no.
329 9uihel. &ertduie 10000
Steamer Nr. 2 rotber Spot 81 "a,
5lpci @aggonS Nr. 2 rotber meltliber
Spot 81 1878, 5000 Spot 5u 77A.
&clltiac SdIlRrate:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28

lhcl; aus Den @leuotoren 5%urildge5oa
gen 1928 Sltihel; Gleoatoren Sors
ROTH 1882 0uihel. &ert1uie: ein
@oggon Nr. 3 meiBer 5l 4712, ein
@oggon better Nr. 3 meiBer 81 As,
Elm @aagon Tr. 8 meiBcr I'M Gle
notor IN 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
4nftiOus-N nseigcn.

Nnftions.In5eigcu.
Scnr1 Shirt, NcGtsanualt,
9Gr. 722, Saiu- Seb1uoe.
GadIlaRue iunitcrSs0crfauf
SIrcr
fiber Viograpbie. Wiebi5in, 8ef6ifte, Suru,
Stano1ro rllo anoere @e9enitdnoG, Die
gibliptbcf
oeS beritorbenel
NmoS 3. O~tuffelmau,
-uuo-
suiocnc NIB iilbcrnc l,bren uno> iiiuf bcriibmte
Gltc 8eigcn, ipic:
IntoniiS, StruoiaouriuS, 1907; NidoIas
s%lnnati. 8ioline 10; Soiepb @uneoarius, 5is
liuS InorenS, 8inIine, 1899; QGureattIS Gtps
bioni 9remona &ioIine. 1882, nnb cine ate
oeutfbe Seige.
Saoio u. Is. Muielman,
gtadlabneripaIter.
am @'umtaa, Sienitas nnb Mittiuod,,
ben l., .. uno 3. 9lpriI 1907,
nm s llbr Ibenos.
Sn nnferer alttit. @d lerie g. SIur)
Hr. Z, Sit'Scrinatun. Strakc,
Baltimore.
Gntdloge nuf 3erIdngcfi.
SerfauisUebinannaen: Gnnr.
Yattiiuu & @abaii,
(S2-03) Iuittor1aioren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
9e6. gerl.

Gbe9liid #. = Sunse 5rau: ,gdy
Sd)at. meibt 0m pielleidt, mas id
beirte gefodt babe?" = Sunger @at.
te: natein, meiBt 0u es pieaeidt2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
5000

faufen zines tcncr mpocrnen Sdufet lit feds
3immeru au Der 9ipic. etrahc, 5iuiiheu Sair.
muunt.Nucune unb SaHette'S truhc. 8eHer, sol
uno Sroitoir init Cement belegt ino neueite
fblub. 8runo5ins mir $50 BRO Sabr.
g.. Z. @nGaaGcr, puumeifter,
9iireau 9r. 2407, 5airmuuntsloenue.
(264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
peu.,des ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tentfhes slrbetts.g amm eitunss 9. pHreau.
unter Der gtuiit6t Der rDeuifhen @efeaftaft."
Sielentasn ets eeltIde SanSiperfer sirbei'
poIen fh perfSnIi9 ODER tn franfirien 8riefen
on ben geenten ber Gefeufdatt, .SDtamn z.
Weher, Simmer IN, sr. 2f5-2f7, Count.
I1nb.Struke, tperoen, peIher unenfgeItIid
Mustinft ertbeiIeu pirb. @predftnnben bon
! bis 8 ubr. (San27,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
Charles 3. @ieuer,
Charles 3. Niener,
Me6isa upalt.
COZ YbDnir'8ebh apc. 4-G II. 8 8erman.S ctr.
@erwaIterS 9%erfanf
-oeS-
NlnfrnIha ntn her Einridfnnn hca innhIhelnnn

Vtri ~ iterS $ Scrtnu
-oeS-
gprratbs nub Der Ginriftuns bcs tppblbefann.
ten Geitaurants
Sr. lis, gseft. 4 nncttcs Strafe.
Sends eines gefeBls oeS Sereinigten Stua'
ten Siftrittss @eridts fir ben Siitriit Ms1rDs
Ialto i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pirb Der nnters
6eibnete SeripnIier bon gSiHiam Storm, einem
ganterotterr. am Tpuucritag, oen 2S. Mdr6
1907, 10 ubr Sormiitd9s, um oben eennunten
Ylabe Die game bort befinoIife @inridtun9 nuf
btfentIi6er guftion beriaufert. .gi6enssdanIs
tifb init @icrpuinpe. G3breu unb 3apf, od5u
p~aijenbes gtdeu NanbsViffet nit eefbIifienen
SpicgeIn. SIusiuoaren, Spirituofen IN Slnf6en,
Gi9nrrenfaiten uno giearren, 8ein, uno 81.
aueur.s 6ranf. @Iasiront, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fter, lrlcn, @tben ST. uno '2unittii6e, aar'
teils3f6e, Stiibie aus gehoaenent SulB. erobe
arS iIeiIe gisiiiten; ,ltraGbare gsal6itdloer,
rem, s~tabI.aotofen nit gSolerieieI, 2inos
Iennl, Speitesglnf8ng, giten Srtu Sbeioelpdns
DC, @uu1misyPdtter, Topfs uno 8Iasipaaren.
etatllpaarcn, 1ifbIlnnen, 8eIsba6 uro %eleItri.
fbe 9entter, eleftrifbe SLIDER, Gtihen9erdtDe
etc. s(uberoem
Sdanflicen8 unb nnerI6f6ter 9adtiontrart.
Observation-Disclosures: 0aar.
Charles Z. @iener. SeripnIter.
Yattiion & 0nBan,
(7s-sO Nuitioratoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
Baltimore Narftberihtc.

baltimore, q. M1r5 1907.
@ebl. - 3ufubr TAG Sdiier,
cinihlieBli6 1856 J1iier 5u 2ocitit.
Yoint unb 1898 SGiier gu Gonton;
&iiitenperionot - 5Giier. Tie 4oti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28

WHAT'S. = 3ufubr S3,1H Wult)eI;
Gerlanbt BON ben glepntoren 70,953
9uihel; Glepotoren : &orrotb 2,551,s
BOG 9lli6el. Serfauit muroen TO-
600 4pril 81 5012.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28

No09en. 3uTllDr = UlIGeI,
ans ben @lepotoren 5urildge5ogelt
1890 9uihel; glepntoren Torrotb
1854 8uihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28

aae, sefhe Gefb setraxden, fIre&eu tter
Dor. SnIetben auf Soldre. Wa5beln u. 0runos
eigenfbum. Sm Bertrauen. Seine Qo0nsGffice.
Meibohen. rUAIttn,sre Jntefment g." RI.
12O, Rprt-eaea'etrahs. CTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
SECOND CALL.

5000 stil. 6. g. con. er............. 93
10000 Cotton 9ud r............. TIA
1000 Cotton 5ud Der. .............. 10
800 Gin 3hcr, 1880. .............. 80
$1,000 Seaboaro 10 Sabre Der. ........ ON
1000 gSeficrn Marplano Ter .......... 10
1000 ~gSefietn Warplano er........... 1875
800 Giib 3Her. 1896. 90
1900 sim 31aer. 1910. ............. 90
5000 llniieo 3iaiIiuabS 5unoing 6er.... so
1000 llniteo giailuGps inc. .......... b2
1000 llniteo gailpuD5 inc. ........... 5lA
10000 liniteo SaiIpnbs der. .......... 50
1000 &ii. & 9seI. SoIo Der. ..........ti2
10000 Cotton Suei ser. 10
10000 atlantic &. 6. con. der. ........ 027s
1000 llniteo SailmaDS inc. ........... 5iH
Souiton Oil eom ..............
1 9onf. Cotton 1ucf pfo. .......,. 3iA
SO 9,orbtern Central .............. SO
60 s,ortbern Central ............... 87h
2S0 Rortbern Central monument. s7A
2ii yioribern Central .............. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
Dies lit Shire WeIeaenhcit

5ur Griperbune zines mooernen Is oocr 3sft6di'
GET 9nufeS In outer Gage.
1900 SGHiergeuicrt Sit.g'ortb. Noenne.
geqieir fir ale Observation-Disclosures. Seoes
Suus beiibt nue @inrihtungen, init oeren Elm
tnobernes Sai5 ali5aeitaitet fperoen fam.
Sdslid uub Sonntags 5nr Suipeitiun pffcu.
Sbas. y. Snrortte,
(Sept5-) Er. II, Git.2eringtum ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28

etenegeIud:
Sin oeuifder @drtuer fu6t Stelung, ebens
tueu aud ais Serrfhaftsoiener. Sfierten erbes
ten mad Hr. f16, YacasStraRc. (S7-9
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Seutige SdluBratc:
8erfGnfe auf Der bieligen Gffeften.
00rie.
FIRST CALL.

10000 uniteo llailpabs 4er......."... SO
1000 uniteo AaiIpaOS 4cr. .......... sOH
5000 ga, Gar. & yiort1. 5er..........tO7 Z
1000 slis. Gb. & 2igbt Der. .tOOh
400 BALTIC. & Gumb. &aI. R. ". Ger. 100
20OO stInutie Con. ct. gb. 5er.......102
1000 ecaboaro 10 Sabre Der ......... 07A
1000 Cotton Sucf Der. ............ 10
5000 J'orfoIf & Gar. 2. Der, ..........ilOS
1000 llniteo 8ailipaDs inc. ........... 90
1000 uniteb gaiItuaDs inc. ........... SEA
1000 2isbt 4 Foiucr Aver .....,.... 90
COCO 5loriba & Gouibern Ger ......... 90
1000 Gar. Central 4er. ............ 02
1000 anoIoile Traction Der ..........10
1 Mer9anis' Rational Sari .......i73
10 Com. & 5urm. 9ani (9. 9.)....t2o
IT Citizens BGHf ............... 80
80 Conf. Cotton 5uct pfo. ......... 3oh
100 Souitou Oil com. ~
300 uuiieo RniIiuupe .............. II
10 atlaHtic 6. g. u. R............ 90
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etenegefnh:
Gin oentfter oerbeiratbeter 8drtner obne
ainoer. tiidtig In alien Sdterr Der 8drtnerei,
fi6t bis Wlitte glpriI ober Mai fefte SteIuiig.
aber MIR ais @drtner = Bin fein Horuer'
9brefien erbeteIt inter y0drtner" an bic Grpc.
bitton oiefcS glates. (s5-O
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eteaegcfndl:
yin beiitfher Wiann m6t SieIlung aIs Wsas
f6iienf6!ofer. Gnt5ufraeen in Nr. 22O. Bin.
comfortable. (s5-D
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0eIb 81 berIeiaen.

1891. seltehes GtabttHement. 1891.
Rarglan6 Gbattcl 2oan Niueiatipn.
sl6ert glnme, ian., @ef6dftsflbrer.
Gnlpert.O etdube,
gegeniiber benz @erintss 8ebdube.
2ir1mer 229. 231 uno 1893 e. Stod,uerf).
eHbsh-Gde Jahette. nnb Ct, ganl.etrabe.
0arIeben bon $1,000 bis $500 90 auf Wl1beI,
Bianos etc. obTe Gnffernune berfeIben. sc,
fetIide 8aten. 0eine Wu6erei.
Mb. Bbone Gourtf. 1856. e.. & g. ct. gauI
1850. (Rcb9.1S 1855
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Gfrffrurfuh

Sfcucqcthm:
Gin @dder ipiinf6t slrbeit als erfte ODER quite
5pelte S1no an Vroo ullo Cafes. gu erfragen
In Wr. 706, e ft.Safttmpre's trnbe. (s7)
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@erlanst tin Ilgemeimen.

M1blrtes Simmer nit sfreibtiih
aefitt ais Office. Sfferten init Yreisungabe an
8. g. ". w., ct. Aanes.S pfpital, Niltens-stue.
(S5--O 4i9
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Stcaenseiude.


Cine SIeii6bauer aus @ien fld1t cine Stele.
Na15ufrneen bel Matbias 1aifetsfp, Nr. S25,
Huro.T aaas.Strabc. $50
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Scrlanst Sraiica anS NaSdeu.

@erlaugt:
2amensS 6reioer sum lndnoern bon Sdnlens
Ir5lgen nm 4leioroden. giah5ufrlgeu in
Sedlt's 5uperldiiigen 2abcn, Nr. 517-521, e.
VrOaounD. (S7-0
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8rDRc nnO flriuc Sarmcn in bcntidcr
Wudlburidlaft.

Gin Bargain fir Seimitdtte. Suder.
In VeIairsJtoao uno 9olesglpenue, Snus nit
IA 3immern. slIle mobcrnen Ginrt6trnaerl.
Gin @der 2ano. 6-SentS Snbraeio. Dub bers
fault perben. S6 babe aucb mebrere Sduier
in Bulbroof. GatouSoile II. f. 10. 6u O%erfaufen.
Gbarles 3. Dioe, @npaIt. Rr. 1G, ct. @anlItr.
lGN-
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Gcriungt:
Gin Mibcben iiir Die 1ugcmeite Sausurbeit
IN elmer 5alnilie bon brei Rerfonen; 5tefereus
5el erforoerlit. gta06ufragen III ar, 4t5, Cit.
~. Strafc. $50
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Sn inietben scindjt:

gu mictbcn geiudt:
SeBb1fte Samilie uiinidt Elm Salls aIt DEM
2anoe nit elm uno 5ipei WIDER Guno in Der gtdbe
elmer StruBentaDr 5u nietbe!. liun aoreiIire
rebit Yreis1lgabe rno gage ~. H." Seutit,er
Surreippuoeut. G9-)