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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13
TIME TABLES.
Atchison. Topeka q Santa r

Nos. l and 2, Pacific and Atlantic Express,
have Pullman palace drawing room cars, tour.
ist sleeping cars and chair cars between Chi.
caRo aud Los Angeles and San Fran ;isco.
Noe, 81 and az, Mexico and Local Express,
have Pullman palace cars and chair cars from
HI PasO to Kansas CITY
Nos. 3 and 4, the California Limited, have
Pullman buffet and sleeping cars and baggage
car only mo coaches or chair car). A solid
vestibuled train from Chicago TO Los Angeles.
w. u. TRULL. Joint Agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13

A doctor
who pre- -
ecrfbce n
dozen off. 0H
fcrent rem
edics for
the g'Dgb-
toms Of one
disease IL I
like an old
time turn.
key Juggling
about a ponderous
bunch Of keys
each one to open
a different door
w hen anyone
blood Is thin and
watery and poi
eoned with bilious
impurities this
condition will
show itself In cv-
cry part Of the
body and the av.
erage doctor gives
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13
Rockingham Mining Company.

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Fake CascaTets Candy Cnthartlc Toe or Sc.
n @ O. q fail 20 cure. druggists refuad money
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13

WE DESIRE TO MAKE CONTRACT
w with two hTst-class speciality statesmen for
9yeaT OF longer. Give references lines han
died and territory covered. CANNON & CO.,
Iowa City, Iowa.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


PROFESSIONAL CARDS. +;
Oh. FRANcIs oRossor,
0FFIeE AND REslDEEeR 40 VS.
S92ld aysnus' Hours snfo a. n SO
Special saspaon given 70 general suzssr1.
DRs. BISHOP . BIsHoP,
HQM1oPATHIc PHYSICIANS AND
of1es,. Old Telephons %, New Telspkons
les, Mrs. Marion Bishoph n, D. ehhes honrs,
bo,uSS.'0 $50 70 .. nan ne. and y e ~ Di qh1 m'
Take elevator ~ Whitney's.
JOHN rAsoHER, n. u.
pHYsIcIAN AND sURGKON-OnHee and
4 r~esldepee, aoT north FIith street. Hours, I
TO 8 and $50 TO 7se0 p. m. special attention
given 70 chronic and diseases of women. old
telephone, es. Calls made IN daytime only.
"a. ID. JOHNSON,
A RcHITECT-Pians, specifications and e.
"A Inmates furnished for all classes Of build.
lns and architectural vork. ONCE zoe Wsa
EAsrERDAT a EAsTsRDAY,
OfFlck and residence No. ala Wesa Gold
" ayenue. Telephone No. ~. Once houn
atosa. M, 30 10 $50 and Z 10 Q b. m,
o. 8. kas.sidsy. ~, b. Us kss.etdAy. n D.
". q. HOPE, N. D.,
OkkICk HoURs-Unu . q. m. And nom
and Iesidspes. sSo Wee, Gold avenue, GiSu'
DENTIST.
T. .. Alger, ID. ID. =.
| A kMlyO BLOCK, OPPOSITE ILFELD
"A Bros ONCE hours 3 a. m. to 1880
M $50 p. m, 20 . ., 20, Auto, Tel, No,
ts2. Appointments made BY natl.
BERNARD :. FioDEY,
A TToRNKY.AT.LAw,. Albuquerque, N.
N N. Prompt attention given 10 all business
pStalnLne = the profession. WI practice ln
States land Office.
WILLIAM n. LEE,
AUoREkY;AT.hAw, Once. 9 2,
all the courts OF the territory.
JOHNSTON q FINIoAL,
A IToRNEYS-AT LAW, Al~bpquerque, N,
a NJ, Once, rooms 3 and 3, Fint National
Bank building.
n. W. 70. BRYAN
A TTOkNkr.AT.LAW, Albuqperque, N.
FRANZ W. CLANCY,
A uQkNEY.AT.LAW, rooms 2 and Q, NJ.
~ U. Armuo building, Albuquerque, N. N.
q. W. DcBsoN,
A TTORNkI AT.LAW. Once over Rob.
~ ertnon's grocery store, Albuquerque, n. n.
SALOONS
il. n. Warkentin
PROPRIETOR
Albuquerque Bowling ParlOIS!
Corne, First 81. and Copper Ave.
The 9ges, Bowling Alleys in the Southwest,
Nice place 90 spend the evening.
Saloon attached.
The New Chicago
Is one Of the incest resorts in the
city, and "a supplied with the
best and finest liquors.
HRlSCH 4 BBTZLER. ~PFOprlstOrs.
Splendid Lodging Rooms BY the day,
week or month.
909 West Railroad Avenue.
z. ~BADARACC0...
Very Finest Vines,
Liquors and Cigars
ThiId Street and Tueras Avenue.
Atlantic Beer HALL
SCHNEIDER d LIx, PRops.
Cool Neg Beer on drsushii the hnss, Native
Wine and the very bes, Of erst.elass
Liquon. Give ~ q call.
RAILROAD AvHNus, ALBUQUERQUE.
A Noted Place.
Grande a PARENT from them we reap, u
All kinds OF Liquors, hne and cbeaI
Reiiable quality we get here,
a ways cool and .SsTroS, ttSeiI Been sns'' 'ds1
-, u quite unequalled far OF nean
y imported and domestic, AStock completely
Delicious Cigars, zoe, hers We gain. IN
A.hCclcnt MOONS both clean and neat, mi
at 2Oo on South First Stree III
~ thus At Albuquerque there are plenty II
~ who favor GRANDE a PARENTI
CUT FLOWERS
-AT-
IHIaALAND . GREENHOUSE
Cor. Gold Ave. ana Arno ~.
MRS. j. c.. MARSHALL.
New Telephone No. ssa.
Beat " ".... \ s e....
f.; !: !: y F s:i,.T The FavOrite.|
ao8 COLE AVN.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AT ROAD
4 stations, etc.-Ofice of Chief Quartermastef
Denver, Colo April ~, 1885, Sealed pro-.
pOsalB IN triplicate will be received Al this Office
until III O'Clock a. m, on May ~, 1898, for fur
~ this department, and for fuel at Logan,
Utah, Price, Utah. Fort Collins, Colo, and
Silver City, n, NJ, during the fiscal year com.
menctng July /, 1893. Instructions TO bidders
and blank forms of proposals will be furnished
on application ct this office. The government
reserves the right 20 reject any OF all bids. =.
WANTED-UPRIGHTAND FAITHFUL
w gentlemen OF ladies 20 travel for respon.
Monthly, e6b and expenses Position steady,
Reference. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept.
X, Chicago,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13
DRs, BISHOP q BrsHoP.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND
"A surEeona-Omce and residences over poet
Qfdce,. Old Telephons %, New Telspkone
3 TO 8 D. m, Frank ID. Bishop, N, b, ofice
hours, gto 10 o. NJ and 4 20 2 and q 10 I 10. m.
Take elevator a. Whitney'e,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13
RAsTERDAY 4 EAsTaRnAY,

A RcHITECT-Pisns, specifications and e.
Inmates furnished for ali classes Of build.
Ina and architectural vork. Omcei zoe Wsa
avenus.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13
BRRNARD 9. TlbDnY,

A TTORNKY.AT.LAW, Albuquerque, N.
NJ. Prompt attention given 20 all business
pertaining to the profession. Will practice In
" courts Of the territory and before fhe United
States land oface.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13

a FhHhOAL.
A TTORNEYS-AT LAW, Albuquerque, N.
a M. ONCE, ROOM 8 and =, First National
Bank building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13
WILLIAM ~ LER.

ID. LEn,
A TTORNkY.AT.LAW. Once, room 2,
AN. T. Armlio building, VIII practice Ia
ali the courts Of the territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-13
W. q. HOPE, n. D.,

nfflCh HOUR9-Untl . q. a.. abd from
tie0 TO Q 80 and nom q 10 3 q. a. Once
md ~reeidsnes. aao West Gold avenue, Aibu.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-25

their lives on farm without knowing
how to plow properly, with due
knowledge of what is needed in fitting
the ground for the certain crop which
is to be planted there. The plow is
the key to the storehouse of the riches
of the soil.
Let nothing prevent good diversity
of crops, if possible. Too much of one
crop crowds the work SO that good
cultivation cannot always be given.
This doubling up is apt to happen
when the season prevents the plant
ing of some particular crop.
Dig up the dead trees in the orchard
and cart away the soil that is taken
from around the roots. Fill the hole
with fresh soil and put another tree
in the place and it will grow all right.
Peaches do best when planted in the
spring, but they should be procured
in the fall and heeled in. If you wait
to buy them in the spring they will
not be planted as early as they should
! be.
| Destroy the noxious weeds and in
sect eggs in the garden this fall by
burning all weeds, brush and vines; 1t
/ will also save you labor another year.
Not weed should be left over.
Run the harrow over the garden
and truck patch and SOW rye on them
This will put the plant food in the
soil into the best shape, for the crops
next season.-Farmers' Voice.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-25
SELECTIONS TO READ.

"Try your skill in gilt first, then in
gold"
:" IT'S the will that makes the &C
ton good or ILL.,
Publish your joys, but conceal your
sorrows"
"A hen tomorrow is better than an
egg today
"The height of meanness is to exult
in it's success
Neither worth nor wisdom comes
without an effort"
Zone vice worn out makes us wiser
than fifty tutors
What seems only ludicrous is
sometimes very serious"
Speaking too much is the sign Of
vanity; for he that is lavish in words
is apt to be a niggard in deeds.-Sir
Walter Raleigh.
Sleep is Deaths youngest brother;
and so like him that never dare trust
him without my prayers.-Sir Thomas
Brown.
Kindness in return for unkindness
is of itself a reproof."
"The heart has reasons that the
reason do not understand"
Little things console us because
little things annoy US.
young man boasts"
Peoples intentions can only be de-
cid'ed by their conduct"
1.-THE man who never excites envy
never excites admiration"
want of care does us more damage
than want of knowledge"
''Sow good services; sweet remeln-
bl arces will grow from them"
cit is a barren kind of criticism
which tells you what thing IS No."
''How we do love to shut our eyes to
what we fear may be reality
''He who waits to do great deal of
good at once will never do any"
1.-THE two powers which constitute
wise man are those of bearing and
forbearing."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-25
SHARPSHOOTERS.
No Provision Made for Them in the
Present War


In the preparations for the present
war;" observed a veteran to Star
reporter, "I have failed to see that
any provision has been made for
sharpshooters, though sharpshooters
played a very important part in the
last war Or all kinds of army men,
sharpshooters were the most in
dependent. They seldom mustered
and never had to drill, but wandered
about to suit their own tastes, con-
Meeting themselves with such regi-
ments as they desired or as asked
for them l was with Sherman on his
march to the sea, and at lots Of
places during and before that march
our command had to use sharpshoot-
ers. The Johnny Rebs had way of
making themselves very annoying to
our men, while out on picket duty or
when engaged in going to the springs
and wells for water, by popping away
at them. There did not seem to be
any way to stop it until our regi-
ment got two or three of Berdan's
sharpshooters detailed with us. The
sharpshooters would generally climb
up a tree or get high place some
where, and with the aid of their field
glasses would pick out the places
where the annoyance came from They
took a special delight in picking out
and killing the fellows who would
shoot man while going down to
spring or well to get drink of water.
My own experience was that the
sharpshooters, though there was not
much dress parade in their makeup
or evolutions, performed in their way
more than double the amount of SER
vice that the ordinary soldier did or
could do. They were handy in
many ways, though maybe their war
fare was not strictly legitimate -
Washington Star.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-25
CLOSE ARGUMENT.

Briggs and his wife seem to be
very congenial pair. What he says
she agrees to, and what she says he
backs up
Eyes; but IT, simply necessary in
their case"
'How's that?"
'"They live in a fiat and, of course,
there's no room for argument"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-25
SURGICAL.

Foreman-What shall we do with
the appendix to this piece?
Editor-Cut it out.-Yale Record.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-25

Be sure that the next farm hand you
hire is a good plowman. Many spend
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
Sir HritnenssG nnferrn3.

8is iebt iiebt Die SADIE mod gang
biibi6 aus. Die dmeritunii9 en unb
bic fpuniI6en Sriebenss Is pmmifGre
perben ii4 bemnd4ft in Parts berz
fammeln, nm bds finftige S9idial
Der p6ilippinen f~eTtauftelen unb nod
anbere 4ngelegenbeiten, Die Der Rrteg
berbeigefibrt, gu regeln. 9us birfte
bod ni9t gang 10 glott ubgeben, ME
es beute ben Mnf9ein bat.
Die Sponter bdben enbIi9 bic
Gr0be hires l1ngIiids srmeFen uno
f6etnen gu gGauben, bdB Tie i'm eriten
G9reten gu bel 6epiGisten; fie fu<
den Des6dl6 isBt bos Cine pber bus
&nbere gu retter. 60 gGuuben fie,
bdb nit Der Q6tretung bon cuba urb
porto Ricp bic SpuberGnttdt ni6t einz
be9riffen lei unb baB bic Ser. Stuu>
ten fir bteie nod ertra be3ablen miiBz
ten; uu6 entbaIten bieie cine ean5eInz
Sabl f~tOI3er &egierunespaldfte, Sc
ltunestperte unb 0ffentli9e 4nGagen,
bic auf fpdnff6e Soften errt9tet feien.
Damn tpmmt bic bebeutenbe ShuGb
in 8etra6t, bic gum 3ped Der Inter
briidung Der cubonii9en Nufftdnbe
oema6t tpur6e. 8iefe Bombs folen
meift in frdn3OIf9en 9Gnben fein,
aber bas @rOBtupital lit betanutli9
International, unb tpenn es Gttpas gu
retten eie6t, bann urbeiten 4ne aus
fammen. Die Rotbf9ilOe, Yerieres,
BEARINGS IL. +. m. babsH ibren Ginflub
in 9aris unb 2onbon fOpObl, als in
NefpsWort unb Maibinston, unb per=
ben ni4t ermangeln, i'm gu sebrduz
den, unb tpenn es gar ni9t anbers
otht, bann pirb man 81 ben Resie=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23

rungen Der @rpBmG9te feline 3ufludt
nebmen. Oiefe f9einen 10 pie 10 be-
reits auf benz Sprunse gu iteben, i6re
9anb in bisfen Ssig gu betomms1t, II.
in 8erliwr 9fGttern tperben bic biimmz
iten 8orf9lGge Iaut, UNI cine 9onbbu=
be gu finben. 90 ~colportirt man
bort has @srii6t, Fdns bic pbiIippiz
nenfrage ben 3ufammentritt elmer
Gonferen5 Der @rpBmG6te bebingen
iplte, piirben Die Ser. Stuaten aIs
iiebente 9rOBma8t prOtIamirt tper>
ben.
Wenn mir bieTe Hotis re9t perite6en,
odnn min man Dire Ser. Staaten nit
Der 5pedloien 9rpBma9tserfldrung
fDbern, bamit bieIe BEN @rpbmG9ten
geftatten, in Der M~nqelege16eit mit3u=
fpre9en. l1ncle Sam pirb bpffents
Ii4 nidt auf biefen 2eim geben.
DAB mir cine 8rpbmd6t iinb, bdz
ben mir betpieIen. unb Den, Der es
nt9t 5u9eben min, f0Hnen mir MIN
belfpei9 priigeln, pGbrenb uns bic be-
fonbere &nertennung gang einerlei
iein fann unb audi einerlei fem pirb.
Ser Diplomat. pel9er btsIen Quspeg
erbd9t bat, um ben grimmigen Uncle
Sam %giinitig gu itimmeH iolte cine
Mteouille erbalten, aber eine BON 8le6.
Mc&tnIep pirb feline @pmmiFGre
bOffentIi6 initruiren, ieoe gfnmii9ung
uno ale unerpiinI9ten &at6I9lGge
bOfli4. aber enti4ieben 3uriid gu tpeiz
len. .,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
Gin Seiud Ses @%raiiSenfcm in Omaha.

Smubd, %. @uquf.-0tr 8rGz
fi0ent Der SranszM tiiifiippiIAu sI tel
lung, 9r. 9. 90. 0attles, bat Elm Sc
legramm BON Mdnager 6. Hofeputer
aus @afbington bes Snbults empfun>
gen, 8rdIioert Mc8inleb babe ppIitib
5ugefogt, Der grpben, gu anfdng Of
tpber in 8er6inbung nit Der 4usftelz
lung ftattfinbenben 5rieoensfeier bet=
pobnen gu tpplen. Qu4 bic &dbinetsz
mttglieber perben, fpie 9r. RoIepater
te%lsgrapbirt, mittommer. Wfit bte8er
3uIage bes BrdIfOenteH bGlt man ben
@rfoIg Der 6risbens : Subelfetsr fir
Ii9ergeiteQt. Man ertpdrtet, baB bic
4usiteaung in Der betreffenben Wode
BON 9unoerttauienben beiu4t fperosE
tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
Sir nrne s5lottrnFatiun anf Sumua.

Gan Sra,n5tscp, %. @uguit.
= Die Dom Observation-Disclosures in
Wuf6irgtou ausgefdnbten Sngenienre,
tpelde Die 8oranIdldqs fir ben 8au
Der Stpttenftatipn i'm 6afen BON Pdgo
Pugo, duf ben Samoa nieln, ausdr@
beiten fpllen, ftno bier ~dngetommen
GbfSnsenieur 1T s. g. Chambers
bon Aep@gorf. Die G%ontrdttoren
tperben lire 9fGns ben Sngenfenren
fofort einrei8en, unb Der Gontrdtt fir
ben 8dl1 Der Station biirfte i6on in
elmer @o6e psreeben tperben. Sofort
na9 8ergeburg bes gontruttes ptro
DON bier Elm S6bff na6 ben Snieln
dbgeben. Die @orarb eiten fir Die
expedition lino bereits i'm 8ange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
- altimpre-S 6iO~S o9n
w qrat I'm srnft am L.. Sunf 1sgs.

had 6bitugo urO benz 9oroiusttu - mt. 8ooals
Station, 1904 9ormittaQs, 6.2 Gbenos tcQlta.
@umosHsS Station, 1912, 1925 gormittags uno rW
Qbtnos.
Ra6 Cincinnati, Ct. Souls uno 9ouispiat - ut.
Ropul=S Station, 226 Radmittaqs uuo 0.ilAbtnos,
tdoti6. 6amotusS tatisu. 1925 9Ormittags, 2iO
Qubmittaqs uno 1855 NbtuOs.
Rad QittsburQ uuD Glcpelauo - Vt. Ropals
Station. 1904 gDrmittaqg, tQdli6, 40 Gbtnos,
cu~gqtromm,n ecurtaQg. GamDcusSta l0.l2
gormittagg uuo 40 ab,uos, taglia.
9ab Columbus, 5oleoo uHb Detroit Nt. 8os
balsStatiOH, 1O4l absnOs. Communication, l0.55
Gbeuos.
BAD Rsp s Crl,ans, R,mpbis, Cunningham,
Chattanooga, Rnorpilt, grirol uuO Roauoit-Dlt.
@opalsS tatiSn, 9.32 tdQlib. GamOsnsS tation, 81
40 abtuDs tdgHh. SblafpaqG0Hs BON galttmcre
Bis 9eDs CrlSaHs uuo WaibiHgt0u bis Ntempb's.
Rad 2urab - mt. 8oualsz tatiou, 226 0odul.t
tdnIih. Gnmhsn. Etnfinn- . nNnAmIttaRs. taRlIA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23

aus Sa9fen ltegt fol-
gerbe MittbeiIung Dor: @genten aus
ben Der. Staater Iu9en bort, pie
aus gbemniB gemSGbet pirb, ieit fur
ger 3eit pieber 3ubIret4e 8trfereiarz
better gu beItimmen, in 6ier) neu elm
Suri9tenoen 8irtpaaren : Sabrifen
Steuung gu ne6men. @lei63eitig fino
aus ben Ser. Studten bort Sdblret9e
Mirtmaf9inen, namentli9 CUR Gr5euz
gung feinerer @irfpaaren, ME tie Bis
Der briiben nt9t Dber nur perein5elt
1ergeiteIt tpurben, getuuft pproen.
@G9iii6e Ssrtilarbeiter, pel6e fritz
Der mad briiben" girgen, iinb mebr~
faG nit arg getGui4ten 9offnungen
ipieber beimgetebrt, bic meiften leben
bort absr in biel giiniti9eren 8erbdltz
niien, ais in Der alien 6eimatb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23

On Staten brdnt f6 cine Gtpplution 3%uiammer.
Sit Hsutrli6,u 9roDriots TRp oertH unOeriennbdrs
9orboteR. Sus itali,niibe Bolt bri6t untsr Der
furbtbartu Steutrlaft juiammsn. Giu Vrober 5bcil
isirts 6iHtommms mub an bic 8t9isrung db9s9ts
ben Dtrotu. Der fritii6s 3,itpuntt, in Otm oas
golt isint 9irSe objuipstitn fb enti6litBt, ridt
ndbr uuO udbtr; bas Gnot lit pabri6tiuli3 ods
ndHlibt, mi, bel Der amtriflniihtn Rtpolution.
9tsle WiHntr uHO Grsuen osriu6en, gu pitl gu
tbun. Sic mutbtR ibrem R5rpsr Ju pIcl gu, 9'raoe
ipis 3eqi;rungu ibrtn lluttrtbdnsH juOtsl 3untus
then. Sunu tOututt Der 3uiamm,n5ru6. Ser
DideeH, bic 9itren, 2sbsr, Slut unO 9strpsH tno
%afiijirt. Sen Oaraus sutitsbtuOtn &rautbeittn
rperOeu aIt m6ali6tn eroSartig tliu9snrtu 9cjsi6z
nunesn ~beiotl,Qt. Qbtr oamit pirO nj6ts gtbtiz
itrt. Mls nOtbptnOig 1T, III cine Grinei ME 500
itetttr's 9taesubittcrs, tptlbe ale i6ttbtCH Sdttt,
ale 9iititoift aus otm G6rptr %entferHt, Die Rrait
ipiroerbsritslt uHo ueuss unO 9eiunoes @tDtbe
i6afit. Sen, ApOtbeis iibrt es unO isOcr 2eiOcnOe
ipirS f6 %tpuuotrn, pis ibnsl UNI prompt IS ibm
Griti5ttruRg uno @tneiuuo ptri6diit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-23
@rfrrn=W arblan6=S Balm.

Srat in q m 25. 5uni 1893.
3tet rerlaHen 6iueHsS tation, ME tolgt:
'4.30 frib - S5HslsQoa, SauptlIuis U. i Us
GabH uHO BEN SlosH uuo, aUsgsHommsu SoRH'
tags, 2. 9.sSubH, Gbdmbsrsburs, glGrtiHsbrT9
uHo 8inbster.
l7.0 Born. gOrf. g.. ( o Sib., sauptlinis
otIi5 uoH GmorpsGroos, 6~arlisle, &eaoiaq 9a.,
uHo o.. & 6.s9abH.
.S11 Born, r 6auptliHis, G6dmbtrsburg, Grsots
rid, gmmitisburg uHb r.. i 0.sSGbH bis Sbes
uunboab.
'9.I5 Germ. - QsusDlar, Grpr,s.
1880 Born. - Qitom. nab uHioHs9riO9s uno 6us
uootr.
uOI7 Born. 49, afiom. nab uuiousgrioqt. 9ori,
GETTYSBURG. SieHitaQ, SoRHtriag uHo SamIag
ua4 al,n 9untt,H or(g. & 6.sSiD.
1925 8ahm. 1870 aIf0m. nab Gmorps@rope.
i2.25 4abm. Qitom. Hab Gmorpsgrppt.
?2.35 8d@m. - elton. nab uHions9tiogs.
1922 9a6H. SIus glouutain : Grprsb Celrlors
WagaoHsl; isrner RG5 Grsosrid. WtGytiHsburg u.
gpinbtter.
1852 9abm. - err. NAT OOrt uHb 9. & 6.sSip.
7400 0u6m, 49, Mftom. nab Altfd.
A0l Ra6m. - Grprts nab Quufttn an Der 6aUpts
liuit; isrnE 6rtDsrid, Gmmitsburg, SbtpptHss
burg uHO y. & @. s9abn.
500 Ra8m. GTprss mad 0lpuOon; gftOm. mao
li~nipusSribGt.
ISIS 0adm. aitom. mad alicia.
!60T NbtHOs - @tiom. uab llnipHsSrioot.
'l0.55 absuDs atiom. mad GmorpsGrops.
"Idglib. lSdolih, aus0enommm S0uHteos.
9nr S~oHntoGs.
@iast= unb @epada8arton Qr. III, Cts@altia
moresStrabe.
Saqs baltsn an Der Unions, 9eHHiplpaHiasdpe.s,
Buttons uHo @albroois (RertbSapenu9 STATEN.
q. Wl. oop0, 9. 8. 0rtspble
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q or00emtC6er SCoD0 b.
k4 9f~egelmaBise
0Gmpf = S6iffa6rt
5pIihsn
Baltimore nRO Bremen.

Rur6 bic sissns fur Sislsn 3lUed on Der GIpOs gebaa'
tsns nit allen SrioroerHiiisH %UtritbeHsH
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,g}un3sn" Capt. Wu. Rullmana
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tgpiusb1s.a W!ttlo, Z. SsDt, RlaH. ? llby.
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uoi baltimore rad Grtntn . $}gW
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Sn unferem &rtege nit
Merito bat bic dmerifdniI6e Slagge
iibsr Der meritantf4en Sauptftabt,
ii6er @erd Gru5, Wutamoros uno am
beren bortigen StGbten genebt. 4ls
Der &riea beenbet mar unb bic Ser.
Staten @Qes erreidt butten, mas Tie
su errei6en beabTi9tigt batten, 5ogen
uniere Sruppen ru6ig Die SABINE auf
ben eroberten StGbteR pieber Elm un0
trater1 bic SeimreiIe an. &einem Menz
fnen fia es bdmals Elm, in Dem Gins
aie6en Der omerttunif6en 5Iag9e cine
grniebrieung gu er6liden. unb IS
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beute orberS geurtbetlt perben iolte.
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per6en unb lie perben bic ibnen gez
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MiGipnen balbnudter @iIOen fir eptg
be6alten 1olen, nur neil bort nbur8
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giadl 9&

ut. RobalsS tatisn, an8obmtageu, 1901, I7.O},
$50, 1850, E1004gormjttags, Il2.4l, r2.2j. 1896,
1905 Rubmittags, r6.42, TL49, g932, TlO4l'
Ibnbs. SoHutugs, r607, 1880, rl0.Oi 9ormlts
tags, rl2.55, RPS, 1886 Ga4mittass, E0.42 T953
Uno rl0.4l @bcurs.
Gamp,n : Station, on @O6,utnatn, 100, r6.l5.
1925, 6.35, r7.2O, 1900, S.3j. 1901, rlOI2. rl02
gormittaqs, l2.l5, rI25). r24o. 2JO lr3R 10
W}in.D, gals, r5.l5 a WtiUutcuA go, 1000, OLE,
6ouutaqs, 1926, 6.35, s.35, roo. rl0.l2. glo25
9OrmittaQg, rl.OO, los, r2.40. 3.45 as WtlHuteal,
$50 Rodmittags, 6.lS, 200, 1870, els, ~. TO-
rl0.55. ll.3O NbtHos.
Vo5 qnnosofg. mt. Rooal citation, nos,
1850 9yorm.. PA Qaam. GlWOtHsS tattoH, 20
Born. uHo $50 Na5m. Nu SoHutd9en, 900 Sor'
mittaQs unD so RadmlttuQs.
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Marbldnocr StantssNOrmal Shule,
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Qunpla=Gpnea,

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