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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09
Road 10 Inaugurate Low Rate.

President w. A. Barber. OF the Car
DINA and Northwestern railroad. teie-
graphed Gov. Glenn. Of North Caro-
lima, that his road would put the az
cent rate into effect Aug. s.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09
xaufuanns co II sioux RnIle.

Tho Kaufman family has gone 20
DIosu Falls 1t Ii understood they
Win remain there until the motion tor
. new srida u heard et Flandrsau IN
octebsr.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09
Connecticut Passes y,IIi,Ies nnu

The Connecticut general assembly
has passed bill providing for the ap-
pointment Of a public utilities com
mission in accordance with the recon-
m >ndation OF Gov. Woodruff.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09
WESTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL.

Schedule Of Games 70 He Played &C
Sioux City In
Foliowias In . schedule Of the West
ern Leagus games TO be played 81
Sioux City In the Immediate future:
Pueblo .......... Aug. II. is. i6. II
Denver. August Is. -. 20. 81
Omaha ...... August 22. 90. ~, IS
Lincoln. ..........s September 8. Z. g.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09

Powder Explodes; . Clerks May Die.
Two kses Of powder in the show
window Of the Mcdowell hardware
store Al Dalton, O.. exploded ana w.
o. Resser and Amos zfoxer. clerks
were probably fatally Injured.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09
sIenx city Live stock Market.

Mondays quotations ON the Sioux
City live stock market follow: Top
steers. 1878. Top hogs. ss.1o.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09
workpcn Dig Up Old Coin.

Wofkpen Dig Cd Old COIN.
Workmen excavating In Marysvilie.
N. B.. have uncovered 100 Spanish
gold coins OF the eighteenth century.
The money 10 worth about $4,000.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-09

Siashes Women's Dresses Arrested
Peter Magofiin. laborer, was ar
rested in Denver. Colo. after he had
slashed the dresses Of nearly thirty
women and girls on the streets. He
could not explain his actions.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08
40 cents.
A. ". ALI 4EN
Sole Agents.
ANGLERS TO MEET.

NEW YORK, Nov. THE Anglers
Convention viii be held at the American
Museum of Natural History next Mon
day evening. Invitations have been is
sued by DR.. Henry Van Dyke. Dr.. David
Starr Jordan. DR.. Barton W. Eyermann,
Prof. Charles Frederick Holder. Charles
Haflock, Charles Stewart Dawson. Rob-
srt B. Lawrence, +. Gray Griswold, John
L. Cadwallader and others. This invita-
ton says that the preservation Of the
game fishes of America in rivers. lakes
ana sea and their increase BY proper
nsthods of protection and planting, is
matter in which the anglers have
warm and common interest"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08
Biliousness and Constipation.

For years / was troubled with bilious
ness and constipation, which made life
miserable for me. My appetite failed
me. ! lost my usual force and vitality.
Pepsin preparations and cathartics only
made matters worse. / do not know
where I should have been today had I
not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve the
III feeling at once. strengthen the diges-
tive functions. helping the system to
DO its work naturally.-Mrs. Rosa Potts,
Birmingham, Ala. These tablets are for
sale By Frank Hart and leading drug
gists
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08
A Significant Prayer.

MAY the Lord help you make Buck.
lens Arnica Salve known to ALL" writes
]. G. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, N. C. 1t
quickly took the pain out Of felon
for me aud cured it in a wonderfully
short time Best on earth for sores,
burns and wounds. 25 cents at Chas.
Rogers & Sons Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08
Notice to Mariners.

Lower Willow Bar Range Lights, page
40, Nos. l65 and 1866 list OF Lights,
Buoys, and Daymarks, Pacific Coast,
1907. page s6.l-I.ocated on the easter!y
bank OF the Columbia River. about 3.5
mile s. by f. ! u. from Knapp Landing.
September II the following changes
were made in the positions OF these two
fixed white post lantern lights to bet.
ter guide vessels in the lredged chan.
mel over Lower Willow Bar
Front light---Moved about 5000 feet
south southeasterly.
Rear light--Now suspended about 500
feet SSE. / Z. in rear Of front light.
Oregon and Washington.
Columbia River, pages 50, 90, Gl, 62,
63, 65, and G6.--The following changes
have been made:
Sylvia de Grasse Wreck Buoy, 4
changed to a first-class spar.
Mid.channel buoy, color changed to
red. and viii hereafter be designated
Channel Starboard Side Buoy 6l.
Tongue Point, left tangent--SE. by Il
E.; Tongue Point lights. by E. FL
Fish-honse Taylor Sands NV. b.
iW. gW.
! Channel West Side Buoy II, replaced
Channel East Side Buoy, l2, changed
to frst-class nun.
Channel South Side Buoy, IA, discon.
tinued.
Cathlamet Channel Buoy. 2, discon-
tinued.
Walker Island Channel Buoy, 2, dis
continued.
Cowlitz River Buoy, !, replaced.
Cottonwood Island ShoaI Buoy, !, re.
placed.
Carr Slough Buoy, 2, red 6rst-class
spar. was established September IS, in
22 feet Of water, as a guide in the Cot.
tonwood Island Channel.
Cottonwood Island, right tangent,
NNE.; Coffin Rock, SSE. Z T.; Cotton.
wood Island, left tangent, NV. I N.
Hunter shoal Buoys, !, 2, and A, re-
placed.
Martin Island Bar Bnoys 2 and 4, re-.
placed.
Reeder Crossing Buoys, 2, 4, and !,
replaced.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08

Yesterday morning as the early fog
swept out to sea and left the brilliant
sunshine accentuating everything on
the hills and bay about Astoria. the
first object Of interest to catch the eye
from shore. WAS the handsome white
model Of the light house tender Colum.
bine swinging up the channel from the
bar after night at anchor Oft the
whistling buoy outside. where she "came
to- on Wednesday night, from her 42.
day cruise in Alaskan waters. She was
soon docked at her old berth at the foot
Of Ninth street, and Captain Charles
Richardson came ashore with hearty
greetings for all hands as last as he saw
them. He reports a busy trip. and
every phase Of weather known to the
"observatories' from a summer calm to
winter blizzard the latter overtaking
him while he laid in the Lynn Canal en-
route to Skagway, All hands are In
fine shape and glad to get back to the
civilized coasts, and the dandy little
ship is in her usual natty condition, as
are all the fleet in that service here.
about.
The British steamer Inveran, with a
cargo for Shanghai; the Norwegian
steamer Terje Vixen, loaded with lum-
Der for the Orient, and the French bark
Turgot, succeeded in getting to sea yes
terday when the fog lifted. y
The oil tank steamer Lansing arrived
| yesterday morning from Port Hartford
and is discharging her cargo.
| The schooner VIM. T. Garms with o
cargo of lumber went to sea yesterday.
The steamer schooner Cascades arrived
yesterday afternoon in ballast from
California and will load lumber.
The steamer Sue Elmcrc left for Til
lamook yesterday with full cargo Of
freight and passengers.
The steam schooner Tiverton arrived
in yesterday from San Francisco and
will load lumber at Prescott.
The three-masted schooner Jas. a.
Garfield arrived in yesterday from Cali
fornia and will load lumber at the
Astoria Box Company's mill.
Inspectors Ames and Wheldin were
over looking several craft on the water
front yesterday. They inspected The
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08


Dr. d. A. Sanburn. the French spec
inlkt, has returned to Astoria and Is
permanently settled. My remedies are
roots, herbs, barks, and berries in the
natural form. | also give magnetic
treatment to those who require them.
guarantee to cure all those that are
esrable of both sex. If there is any
who can not come, write me your
symptoms and will send you my
remedies to any part Of the United
States. Address Shanahan Building, 57s
Commercial street. Consultation free.
astoria. Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08
A Good Linlmsnt.

When you need good reliable lini.
ment try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. II
has no superior for sprains and swell
ings. A piece Of flannel slightly damp.
enei with Pain Balm is superior TO .
plaster for lame back or pains In ths
side or chest. II also relieves rheuma-
tic pains and makes sleep and rest pos.
sible. For sale by Frank Hart and
leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08

We couldn't moneyback
tea, if our tea weren't bet
ter than tea as you knowit.

Your grocer returns your money II you don't
Like Schillings Best; we pay him
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08

The steamer President sent a wireless
message to District Forecaster Beals
Yesterday while lying Oh the mouth Of
the Columbia
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08
LINGERING COLD.

Withstood Other Treatment But Quickly
Cured by chamberlsin's Cough
Remedy.
last winter | caught very severe
cold which fingered for weeks" says J.
urquhart. Of Zephyr. Ontario, MY
cough was very dry and harsh. The
local dealer recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and guaranteed II. so !
gave u trial. One small bottle OF II
cured me. I believe Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy to be the best have
ever used.' This remedy 10 for sale by
Frank Hart and leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08

Chapped hands are quickly cured by
applying Chamberlain's Salve. Price, 25
cents. For sale by Frank Hart and
leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08

The British steamer Inveran, with a
cargo for Shanghai; the Norwegian
steamer Terje Vixen, loaded with lum-
Der for the Orient, and the French bark
Turgot. succeeded in getting TO sea yes
terday when the fog lifted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08

quarantine steamer Electro and the
steamer Nahco,ta and found everything
-hip.shapc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08
WATERFRONT items

The following changes in lights and
buoys are reported by the Lighthouse
Board:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-08

WANTED--$250 FOR 0 MONTHS AT
10 PER CENT INTEREST; GooD
SECURITY. ADDRESS II. and CT
CARE ASToRIAN.
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Wracc Mnroincr'a Ernnnl.

Sort Suron. Mid, I. gpril.-
Grei N0d)tc bintcr chamber trGumte
Sri. @rocc Gardner, ooB ii6 oui
Scr 6nrm ibrcS &otera Elm 8olologer
bciinoc, uno idIicBlid beWog lie III
rem &otcr, Nofgrubuugcn ar5uitcl.
len. Su elmer Sieie Don bunocrt
SUB mur0c oltb GoIogliBernocS 'Wfc-
toIl g%cilnoen, Goiictbc muroe 5lt
rincm WctolllrAcn no6 Mem port
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9}od)rid)t e%ingetroiiem, ooB 0aa sc.
fumOenc tbotiddIid) @ol0 lit. 3urd
Sen 5unO lit in Der gon}cn 9fahbors
ihoit Die 0r0Bte NulrcGumg bcruor.
ocrrfcn mor6Cn.
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+ + # # # IS s.
&
o:o e roman
y M, -
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o:o Karl Herold =.
s +; $& i + It =

grejIsn. Sd 6e6auere nur. bah oie
Setyen i'm GeT4dft butuptsr gu Ieioen
gcba0t 6aten'"
Manberg teIdpi6ti9te i'm. es Iei
o1mit nod gut ab9egan9en. Qt6sr tpenu
er nun bato t6mme. piiroen 1i6 ale
freuen. ba er feIbIt nu9 Guropa ab3us
rtilen 9eoente.
.Monn peroen sic ge6en2"
.Mann2 Denr sic ga finb. Sir
germ Salone iItls aIein gu pieG. uno
Die jun9en Qeute Soblen fir Die 2eitung
nidt,"
SD tueroe MIDI beeilen!" ia9te Gue
ooIf. n3os miro nun i4neG geben.
i4 m66te jebt 10 germ talb pieoer 9es
FUND iein!" Gr Iab ouf feline 19moIrn
peiben S1noe nieoer. nit ocnen er
einige leidte 8epegungsn mofte. Pas
S4reihen gebt fdon." meinte er. Die
Sober t0nnen ole Singer battcn. @ber
ebe mir mie6sr oas Geptuor 3uiummen
fpie!en t0nren, 0ndOioeS 5rduIein, 90
miro nod eine 3eit per9ebea!"
Gabrielle fab i'm init einem tpeben
9Iid an. nNie!" Iagte ie leiie. i'd
gebe nit na9 Guropa!"
rNber Sic tommen i'm SerbYt gu
ride"
.MabrI 0enIi6 nibt! Meine 9ods
ter 1T nit Dem Gonte NiBgald pertobt
un6 miro b06it pabrI6einti6 oriiben
beiratben unb bort bleiben!" mari 0err
Manberg Elm,
HuooIf Sde0inJ GfTnets Die 4ugen
melt; Elm I4mer3tdTtet Bid fie( auf
Gabrielle. Nber er Iu4te an 'jd gu
baIten. 9ie o6ge3e6rte 9ano ibr ent.
gegen'tredeno, poQte er eireu 0liids
tpunI6 ftommetn. God dle feline Wns
~ftrengungen iparen pergebli6., 2tus oep
Mugen rannen i6m Sbrdneu, Die ct
berbergen poqte. Die SApeIter fab.
pie er 3uIqmmenfiet. nie cine too:
punbe Seele aus feinem 9lide mn
Ollie ftebte. sic gab Ssrru Manberg
einen Wint unb bieIsr empf1bt 'if
fdneQ, @15riele fotJte i6m. a6er ss
ipar Elm betBer 8rut Der Sano, NIT
Dem ie Don hsm 9eiosnosn {6ieo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

ny d6reno Ole SApeIter Rubolf
gO S4eljnJ n1h ieiuem 3jm:
C~ mer 3urIdFGbrte. iubrcn 8as
ter uu6 1ohter f6psigenb
nod Ser Staot. G5 Tag pie cine
furht6are Gait auf ben beioen. 4uI
ibt. at5 Itebe tie am 9egjnns zines
fainotihen. %unIinui9en 2ebens, oeun
f. nuBte nun. oaB tie aus ~tieTiter
Sssts tjsbts. mo bab iis troboem einem
lln5,tie6ten a~naeboren foQe, 2(uf i6m,
hell II Die Gage .rfannt bate uno Ii6
faate. olB er ieinem ein3igen ainoe
oacA .sinen I5sreilten Ratb oaS Slid
5eyItoft 645e,
Sic noren 6eibe frob, alB Der Was
gen 9or Ser Wobuung belt. 8abriele
itie9 aus unb relh.e ibrem Batter. Der
noA qdh Dem @eTAdit fubr. Die Sano.
Sbre Gimme tldna tontos BEL ben
~tpenigen Worten. ole Ie ibm iagte. Gr
oriidte jbr feIt bic Sanb. I'm Ie gu .:,
mut9!gcn, ater iie tonntr oen 1rud
ni9t erpioern. G5 mar Elm 4ufrubr,
Elm SAmer3 in ibr, Der Is fir ieoe
dubers Dabrnebmun5 unsmpiinslia
mahte.
Gle perIdpano fdneG i'm 6uuIe
uno lief ourh bas UeitibuI DE 2reppe
empor rad ibrem 3im~er. Sic nolte
niemuno Ieben, r;emaro iprsfen. Sbr
mar, ais muNe Ie ale Msr'6en file,
ben, ots MILL fie binaua!auisn in Die
Wiite. thinner ns!.er. ;mms: reit.r.
Sis Ie9ts ben Sut msdcnii6 at. irgsno
Cob;n. ur1atlam. oann lie. Il. ,ai Sen
Giran risos. gro fob bl. suiammens
ee1unten. nit oorsensigtsm Gopfe. auf
Die buntsr gtrabeSten oss 5sppits gu
ibrer' DlB!n Ttarreno. 50 Iab lie Elm.
3eit,ang, nit melt auigsriNsnen Ius
gen. uno Sic 0eoanter. pic Is Iih BEL
len, mi, Iis IjA befreisn t0nnts. einoen
iby burd Sen Gopi. utsr Iie fcnb
nidts. lire Sinn, paren pertpirrt.
lie tunt.n Sartsr Sc: TeppiAs Be.
gann,r Dor ibtsa Quacn .iren pi.ben
gan3. 9. Leaf: lie iiA surid. IhtoB
Die 9(uoen unA t1na'1m, uah uaS uad
perlter Ole 36rdrsr ur..r osn W,m:
perm tcroor lro na1mer i9..n Itiaen
Ws. iitsr o's UuHasr heras.
TAT ia. ;br rolt. zine CARA. 3eits
lang iab lie 10 in i3rsm ssm;!s:-::.
G@mer3e. ga oTInete Iid Die Sbiir.
Die portiere ihpant!e, unO MaOame
&ittp trat in oa5 3immer.
.Was lit ba8 nit 9ir2" fragile iie
p%eripunoert. i'd CLAUDE gar. 0u
peinit! Sat Did oas SoIpitaI 10
auigeregt?"
Ga6riele trodnete bic rSbrGnen nit
Dem Sube, SIS 1T nidtS, Mama!"
.Wegsn ni6ts reint man nidt, 60
sriels! !Sabe ih. ols Define Mutter,
tein Mrrs4t auf Oein Dertrauen?"
.Do6. Diana, bod. Nter i1 tonnie
ss Dir nidt saeen, es sibt 9inss. Ole
man nit ii9 ielbIt ausmaden mub!"
.8ei iunssn Mdb9en ni9t, Die
Mlutter BARI aqes pifIen. lber frsis
Iih - pie oarf id 0srtrauen bel Dir
beanTpru6cn! Bon Suseno an btlt
9u mir ipItsmatifd entfrembet tpors
Den. unb Du ielbit ldbt Did muir gu
germ in oieIsr 8dbn foeitsr leitsn!"
fTortfetutuo fotaf1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

Scr floiiii6e Sobn. -
Sater: sd erparte MN ernltlid),
oab Oh an Gein Stubiltm nllo an
oos Gromen benfit, oas Soden in Ger
Sonne binter S6oppen mub MN
cnblid altfboren!" Sobn: ,@ie
ungebiloet Oh bod iprihlt, Bopa!
@enn On flaiIiib gebilbet iu0relt,
miirbeit Gn b6flid nit 0iogenes Bit
ten: @eb' mir ein wenig aus Ser
.Sonne!"
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5000

.am,rm x'he :, Isrr' s MGessneM paa,st LIT tsd,s
mpunt.Vluenne uno GAZETTE fraHe. Seller, Spf
lnb .Xrpitpir init Cement beIe9t unb neuefte
TbniHulu seunsai g,s'@ 1ur ss6 S sa0e sebr : an'
6. &. Gallagher, Yaumettter,
8tireal ST. 2407, Gairmoiints9tpenle.
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nj II s.
@ltGoige

grmunternb. @nGbige
(5ur lteQeiuhenocn &odin): .sluiz
ridtig aciogt, bas ba6e id iridt germ,
baB Sic bier i6on in etliden Stel.
lnngen iuarcn." aod)in: ygfber
bas miro bod nidts MAIDEN, ib mar
ia ii6eraa MIR 5ipei bis orei Gage!"
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Sn mietBcn acindJt:


gu miet1cn geIudt:
SeBbafte 5amiIie miini6t ein Sals AMI Dem
2anae nit eiH ullb 3luei WIDER 9ailo in Der 9tdBe
elmer Gtrnbenbubil 3t ilietbell. Iiau a~oreiitre
nebft 4reisnn9abe mo Gage IS. H." Eentiher
Correspondent. (79-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

w.. sH UtfIuuItN.
ny. ,723. 725, 7727 et:. gurind.a ucnne. .1otS
LID bon Der gorfssioas: bonitdn6ie prd6tie
%befo:iri. ieoe rioberne 9eouemiihfeif.
Mr. 1f5, III itno ft9 etc, W..patnrenr.Str..
3iutlten dartmouth. glbenue itno SabettesSir.,
Elm, Sebtert bonn .BaiterfonsBarf." Sur6ipea
LOON %beforirt; iebe moberne WeouenlItbfeit:
5iuetttbdiae 9difer. Gbiparb &. Stord, an Srt
lno STEELE, oher Nr. SO, 0nntber. gntfbing.
Taeette' nnb ct. VanL.5tr. C5ebr9,1S
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Dies III Sire WcIcoenheit

5ur grtuerbung zines mooernen q. ober 3sft5dis
gen 9anfeS tn gutter Gage.
1900 Ydniergeulcrt Dit.9lurtt .9tpenne.
Weuiien,, fir 1ue StrabenbabnsGtnien. SeoeS
moberneS Sais ausgeftattet iperben fam.
Sdgltdt nnb GDnnta8S 5nr Snipsftton ptien.
GbaS. y. Nmrbette,
(GebtR-1 Ut. II, Df.Qertnatpn Str.
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0roRe nnS flcine Carmen in bcntid)cr
.~..,o,W adlbarIdaft.

G6Bne, aeIunoe G'eaenb; brett an ober rabe
her. ga9nftatiort; gutter. irndtbarer 8oben. Mub
eintee gaHpIibe. @eriitge Ii5nblung; lei6te
9eoin9nngen. Gi1eres bel Sermann Sabcu.
hoop, gsr. III, s.pro.Gbarles. strake, @aItis
more. gfo.
tSdiffsfartcu ben uilb na6 europa itno
ebenfauS bier at baben.) (Sepit0.t9)
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Nuftipnss gInsctgcn.

NuftionssNnsctgcn.
Seurg SBirf, 9icd)tsaniualt,
gir. T22, 2aius0ebduoe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bidder
itber Geographic, Wtebi3iu, @ei6i6tc, Sura,
Gtauoarb mo nnoere @eGenitinhe, Die
8ibltutbet
he5 neritorbenet
gtm05 s.. %ItuiieImar,
T-lIl6-
eufocnc hub iilbcrne u6rcn unb flint bcriibmtc
afte 0rtscn, iuie:
g(ttuuiu3, StraoianNrius, 1897; Ni6oIQS
g%lnlati, IioItne &c; 5olepD @ltlcoartls, 81.
Iius Nnhrcns, 8toline, 1862; &aureatiuS Gtos
bioli Gremona Sioline, 1882, rno etnc aIte
oeutI6e 8eige.
gauiS q. 6. Winiclmau,
9tadIaboeriu1Iter
0lm Muntag, Sienitag nno Mittiuud,
ben f., o. uno 3. 9tpriI 1907,
nm s 1lbr 2tbenoS.
Sn unfcrcr Gunlts@ate l g. SItr)
Hr. z, Sfts2cringtonsS traRc,
Baltimore.
GataIoqe nuf Serlangeft.
Serfalfsbeoin9ln9er: 8nar.
Eattiiun C Wabat,
(S2-03) Mufttulatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

Of IL II g. = aenner (eben
rieher n"s h"r &iihe fomrreuN>:
nes lit idredlid, nit mas fit gez
geimniiien man ben gau5en Gag
bernmlaufen mub."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

Sin @araain fir Seimftdtte. enfer.
I1t 8eiatrs9toao uro Golessibenlle. Sais nit
"a 3intnerii. IQe uiooerneu Ginrtdbtuueeit.
Gin Elder 2ano. 8 Gents s~sabrneib. WtiB bcrs
ialtit l%aeroelI. Sd babe aud mebrere Sdufcr
~ Mnlbroof. Gatousbiae II. (. 10. ii perfaufen.
(G9-)
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&crlangt im Iagcmeincn.
StcQengeinde
Gtc0eueiudj:

Steaeaeiud:
Sin i'm Birtbseeihift erfobrener Mann inht
aIs BARTENDER, @ufpdrter, Sanitor pber g8dds
fer in ooer auberbaIb Der Staot Nef6dftiDung.
9tdberes In Wr. S25, Wuro.Spnb'Strake.
(02-3) f
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gu red,tcu wrriIcn All %pertauieu:

gu redIteu Wrriicu III uertauicu:
Sergniiei:n9SpIdbe am llfer, oes Curtis Greet
an anfidnbiee 5aniiIien. @runoftidc iino 100
bel 400 Sub. gSerben gegen monatli6e 3ubs
litn9en ~berfaiit oocr fir cine 9teibe hon SuDret
berpnd1tet. @iteS flares Waiier, ieincr Slid.
lnig, feDr aeflnh. Iierre Is. Sugan e Nephe,u,
Nr. 16, Sit.2eriugtpnsstr. (80-10G)
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gu ~Derfanfen.

Gu ucrfanicn:
3ipei 9Gufer I'M norbipeitliden Ibeile Der
Gtdot iperoen 8u perfauien eelpiinf6t, unt eiuen
9iadIaB 5l fdliebet. 3tad8lfra9en bel 3. 8.
2emmert, uNnierteau Barber Sbup," rNmert.
can. "UebInoe. (02-4)
Gu uerfaufeu:
Sine arobe 9dderei nit 8pei @ad1fen. 9ind,
~8uira9en In Nr. 2111, SrleanSaS traRe.
(91-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-02

Glas9om IN, 81. Wdr5. Anac.
f%onlnlen: Der 9ampIer Caledonia"
BON Metu.Yorf.
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Gerlanst Sranen NIB IaSden.


@erfanat:
Cine inteEieente 9erion, iueIde gut foden-
lt1o einem fleinen 0auSbalt ~bnritebeu lam;
feline 8eimatb fir ole ri6tige Ferior. giu6s
~3uIragen in 0r. 1903, Goro, Wsiltun. 9lpeune,
nnr 8 u9r Morgens pber NabuIittags na6 3
llDr. (023)
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SECOND CALL.

$4,000 Cotton Suef Ser ............... 7sM
$4,000 @sNsS T.. -. 52H
100 llniieo SibS Siubiig Der. ....... 81
$4,000 Ga So II. 5Ia Ger. ...........1 100
$1,000 llniico aaiiuabS 4er .......,... sGM
$4,000 gbas Ii. Aeft Gar Ger. ....... 10TH
$1,000 llniie6 WIS Siinoins Ser. ....... Sth
20 epnf Cotton Sucf 9fb .......... 80M
43 Conf Cotton Sncf Com. ........ 10
100 llniieo RaiIipobS -. ........... ttN
g. 100 llniteo 8aiIpoDS -. %. ........ IN
II 9oribern Central ............. s9H
81 sioritern Central ............ 80
10 Conf Homer Rfo :. ............ SOL,
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Snmen fir itetiee glr6eit 5u Saufe; Stcms
penn bon Transfers" $3.50 bis So 6aS Gut
sen. NGd3uiraoen I'M 3iirNer 9r. /, Sal
Observation-Disclosures, Saiparh. unb Snratpgnitr.
(92-3)
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GIT Ucrfnuicn:
Gin ieilles 9robes eidenes 9ianino. fir MuSs
fteIlunas8ipede aebaut, In feinem 3uiialioe, mlro
fir 5000 n~erfauft, oa Der 'Gi9entbilmer Die
Stabt berldBt. 9tu15ufruaen In Nr. 1922,
Wtargfano.gtuenuc CO.,
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gerf6nic olf Der bieiigcn gifefien'
Worie.
FIRST CALL

$4,000 Scinbuarb t0.idbr Der. .......... 07k
$4,000 u e g Conf Der ............. 03
$4,000 ga II. Fila Conf Der. ......... 10G
$1,000 Seabooro der -. ............. "a
$4,000 llniico 9idiIpuDS 4er ........... s6A
$1,000 Central J%lailtuabS Der ......... 40
$1,000 llniieo 9ibS Ginf. ........,.. 52h
$4,000 llulieo GibS 6inf ............. 52M
100000 llniteS Rbs Ginf ........... b212
$1,000 %gtueufin III II. gIee ser. ....... 1904
100 @ol'ton Oil -. ............ Z
100 Souf!ou Oil Rfo E. ............ AZ
3 9Drf Cotton Gucf 4fb ........ 30M
2 WebanicS Natf -. ......... 81
10 Geo. Greet 6 1t. J ..........,. 10
40 atlantic Goaft Cine " ........ t0fA
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@erlangt MGnner nnS 9nabeu.

8erlanat:
3rei @ider. 9ia16uira9cn in Nr. 1912,
Cater s9luenue. (02)
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9rrfnnnt:

-' gertGngt:
Sin Wtdo6en fir Die augetneine SauSarbeit.
Nacb5ufraaen in Nr. 1913, Wtt. HppaIsNuennc.
(90-2)
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ny d6teno Die SAlpeIter Rubolf
GO S4eIinJ n1d ieiuem Gin.
C~ mev suriidFGbrte. iubrcn 8a.
tor ,tnA Nnhlar EhhnninnnN