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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08

MONTVILLE.


from Bucksport.
There will be drama at McFar.
lands Corner. Friday evening.
f. l.. Pearson is in Augusta. visiting
friends
Richard Berry and Frank Thurston
returned home from Pittsfeld. Friday
where they have been attending school
Allen Dyer was in Somerville. Satur-
day, and purchased two yoke of steers.
Joshua Parson is at work for Hazen
Aver.
David Twitchell was in Knox, Friday
and Saturday. on business.
Mrs. Sarah Sanford is on the sick list
Willie Young returned home from
Castine, last week. where he has been
attending the winter term of school.
Rev. Mr.. McFarlane has returned
after an absence of about two months
Daniel Sanford lost one of his large
team horses recently
TROY.
Il. +. Harding, who has been at home
the past week. returned to his school
III f'llleTlcd, Mass, MOnQdy.
Misses Faustina Whitaker and Bes-
sic Weymouth, returned from Castine
Thursday.
Miss Katrina Harding is at home on
her spring vacation. She will return to
Pennington in two weeks.
Miss Luna Fergusan is spending her
vacation in Massachusetts.
The old folks concert at the church.
Tuesday evening, Feb. 21st. was a
very pleasant as well as novel enter
tainment. Twelve of the old boys and
girls in town. one being So years of age,
recited and acclaimed in a very cred
liable manner. A paper and an orig-
nal poem were also a part of the pro-
gramr1e, as well as old-time songs
The pie social at David Piper's, Fri
day evening, was well attended and
enjoyed by ALL
PROSPECT.
Blanche Phipps of Ipswich. Mass.
who was the guest of Josie Gray for a
few days last week, returned home.
Friday
Mrs. Ellie Ward is i'll.
Miss LenOra Emerson, who has been
very i'll. is decidedly better
Most of the dancers attended the
masked ball at Sandy Point Wednes-
day evening. They report a large
crowd. and very enjoyable time
The S. E. l. Society, held their an
nual fair and dance at Grange hall.
Tuesday evening. A large crowd was
in attendance. Clark Bros. furnished
music
Miss Clara Ridley is quite i'll at this
writing.
The annual town meeting will be
held. March 18th. and as the time
approaches. the usual amount of talk
is being made by those who congregate
each evening by the stove in the old
village store
Mrs. Minnie Copp delightfully."- en-
tertained the "Unlucky Thirteen" re-
Gently.
Albert Cummings has gone to Stock
ton. where he has employment.
Harry CHM. left by boat Tuesday.
for Hall Quarrys where he has work
d. II. Gray. who has been sick the
past year. has not as yet fully recov-
cred. and at times is in serious con-
dition.
Probably the usual report of the big
gun at the Ferry. will be heard here.
Monday. the 18th.
The first thunder of the season was
heard here, Sunday night.
At last Prospect can rejoice over
having an orchestra. viz: Allie Batch
elder. first violin: John Gray. cornetist:
Cassius II. Cummings. second violin.
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PIscA7AoUIs.
DOVER.

IL. r.. Stowe met with painful acci-
aeht at Browns mill recently. He has
charge of the dresser. which was running
under high tension. and while looking
under 1t. some part of the gearing gave
cut letting the heavy reel down on to
MN. He received some severe bruises on
ms head and body and mas been con-
hned to the house by reason of them
put Is improving gradually.
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OXFORD.
DENMARK.

l.. A. Ingalls's store in Denmark re-
Gently took fire from the burning out
of the chimney. The damage was
mostly in the dwelling over the store.
SOUTH PARIS.
Lyman Merrill. an employe of the
Paris Manufacturing Company has his
arm badly mangled by bench saw
Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08

Balm. If you advertised it largely wouid iay
it to that but YOU do not advertise It at all. II
sells solely on its merits aud one family tells
another. Perhaps more wealthy people trade
here than at any other store in the city ana
every one of them buys Brazilian Balm. people
who used to depend on the doctor for everything.
have often asked them why they use braxe!san
Rain and the answer has been because it IS Just
what II is represented to be- or because 1t IS
the hest thing we ever used; or because We
sinpiv can't keep house without IT, and VINO
ever buys il once that settles it. 1t invafiaoIy
becomes their household remedy ever AFTER
wa, is. Other druggists in many cities nave
give i the same testimony. They have gone iar.
ther. saving that many physicians bought tne
RI i'm both Tor their personal use ana for tnef
Dafients One reason of the wouderiul popuIaI
itv of Brazilian Balm is its very pleasant sasts
and small doses It can be administered 70 the
;nfant or the most feeble invalid with the nap
NEST result. Its action Is gentle ana pIom?..
In Colds, Grippe. old Coughs: Pieu.isy, nun III
the side or chest. Bronchitis, Asthma, .me
hack. Rheumatism, anything produces, on ~ na
yated by cold, the Balm simply acs - ke "t
BE faithful: the small doses OF ~ pp,a.rs
Deated every hour or half hour WI. 10 y 4. ~
ia little while. Then as to Casa I'm: n,earse.
one healing balsam in the worio Tue. core.
the ulcers Of the head, heals the .ua .r ~ IN.
and makes a radical, permansus go s,t IN; i,
loathsome disease. Brazilian PIT. .. =, ~ hnt,I,
Csc soc and 81. 90 bottles Wt Win INC Sahsoimtri,
we enclose one mouths treatmsu. s,.".nti
free Of Toxicols Tablets the best ton.e'
and nerve builder known, Ask ,y oIs 60
and take no substitute. y; :. IA
Mfg. Chemists, Indianapolis Ina.
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
committed on Education will meet in
80 Superintendent OF Public schools
Room each Tuesday at o'clock r. NJ,
f csfR stas n: sLxM csiARD. Chairman.
Il. r. GARDNER. secretary.
JUDICIARY.
The Judiciary Committee will meet at
Wednesdays and Thursdays at $50 P. M.
louis c. STEARNS, Chairman.
WALTER p. PERKINS. Secretary.
RAILROADS, TELEGRAPHS AND
EXPRESSES.
The regular meeting of the Railroad,
Telegraph and Express Committee will
road Commissioners Office.
Per order committee.
CHARLES II. DRUMMEY. Secretary.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.
The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will meet every Wednesday at the
room of the Inland Fish and Game COM
missioners, at half past two O'Clock.
P. o. VICKERY, Chairman.
]. r. WEED, Jr.. Secretary.
BANKS AND BANKING.
The Committee on Banks and Banking
aminer, Wednesdays at $50 P. NJ.
Per order committee.
FRANK c. DEERING. Secretary.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
The Legal Affairs Committee will meet
in its room at the State House, Wednes;,,
days and Thursdays at 2.SO +. NJ until
further notice.
Per order committee. o
EDWARD c. REYNOLDS. Chairman.
EDGAR +. GENTLEMAN. secretary
SHORE FISHERIES.
The Committee on Shore Fisheries viii
culture, Thursdays at +. ~.
Per order c fGM &. WOOD. Secretary.
REFORM SCHOOL.
The Committee on Reform School viii
be in session in Room A. on Wednesdays
Per order of committee.
HOWARD PIERCE. Secretary.
STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS.
The regular meeting Of the Committee
held Thursdays. at 3 p. NJ In the Land
ONCE, at the State House.
Per order Of committee.
JUsTUs wEBsTER. Secretary.
PENSIONS.
The Committee on Pensions will meet
in the Room of the Commissioner Of
Pensions on Thursday, at 200 L. M. I'M
til further notice. ~
STANLEY PLuMMER. Chairman.
ANDREW G. FITZ. Secretary. M
INTERIOR WATERS.
The Committee on Interior Waters win
mold their regular meetings at HQOm %,
Pension Office. on Tuesday Of e4cN week
Per order Of committee.
WIN. c. FARRELL. Secretary.
AGRICULTURE.
The Committee on Agriculture. will give
public hearings at the room of the Board
Of Agriculture. at the State House. on
JOHN A. PURINGTON. Secretary.
WAYS AND BRIDGES.
The Committee on Ways and Bridges
p; NJ. in the Pension Office.
REM A. DAIGLE. Secretary.
TAXATION.
The Committee on Taxation win meet
at the room of the. State Assessors. each
Tuesday at Up M. until further notice.
Per order committee.
JOSEPH Y. HODSDON, Chairman.
: CIIAS. A. JORDAN. Secretary.
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
SUltANCE.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will meet in tho room Of
the Insurance Commissioner on Thurs
days at p. NJ.
Per order committee.
CHARLES J. HUTCHINGS. Sec'y.
CLAIMS.
The Committee on Claims will meet in
the State Assessors Room, Tuesdays at
23O =. M.
Per order committee.
M. C. HILL, Secretary.
SALARIES.
The special joint Committee on Sal
aries will meet Tuesday evenings at 7.3G
o'clock in the room of the judiciary Com
mittee.
Per order committee.
NORTH NJ. WEST. Secretary.
PRISONS.
The Committee on Prisons will meet In
the Library, Wednesdays, at P. M.
Per order committee.
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HANCOCK.
SJIRRY.

SURRY.
Rev NJ W. Moore has been spending
few weeks in Franklin.
Miss Florence Curtis of Ellsworth. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Emery. for
few days.
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In Society.

There is no bet.
ter test of the real
merits of a remedy
than that ii should
be used and prais-
ed by rich as well
as the poor. What
IN the world /:
there in your Bra
lillian Balm tina
makes it SO popu-
lar." said 2. Jas
Belt. a leadi in &
druggist of Will
mington. Del. one
day to the propri-
etor. II believe
every family trad
ing with me, rich
and poor, buys it,
I have been right,
here in business
over 40 years and
never handled any
thing that sells
like Brazilian
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
,JUDICIAR Y.

The Committee on judiciary will give
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta:
THURSDAY. MARCH 9. 1899. at 2.so
o'clock +. M.-No. 1871. On an act to
amend the charter of the city of Els
worth. relating to the school board.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH $, 1899, at 2so
o'clock F. NJ: No. 194-On an act to
amend an act to incorporate the city OF
Gardiner.
THURSDAY. MARCH 9. 1899. AT 80
o clock L. M.-No, 1876. On an act 10
amend section 60 of chapter y 81 the he se-
of the Public Laws of 1897, relatilL; to
Intoxicating liquors.
- WALTER Z. PERKINS, Sec.
RAILROADs, TElEGltAFAS AND
EXPRESSES.
The Committee on Railways, Tele.
graphs and Expresses will give public
hearings in the Railroad Commissioners
Office. at Augusta, on:
WEDNESDAY. MARCH s, 1899, at 2
O'Clock i. NJ. on an act TO prevent the
fraudulent sale and use of railroad
tickets.
Per order committee.
CHARLES 4. DkUMMEY; Secretary.
The Committee on Agriculture will give
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8. at o.cIocx!
=. Mon the petition Of J. {. Merrill
and a. L.. Robinson, milk inspectors Tor
Lewiston and Auburn. for an amendment
of law relating to the inspection of milk.
j. A. pURlNToN. Sec.
TAXAT ION.
The Committee on Taxation Will give d
hearing at It's rooms:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH San act To
provide for the returns to assessors of a
proper list of the persons domiciicd in
hotels, boarding houses, etc.
Per order committee.
CIIAS. A. JORDAN. Sec.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
The Committee on Financial Affairs
Will give a public hearing in its room at
the State House in Augusta:
THURSDAY. MARCH, 9-On a resolve
in favor of IIcalcy Asylum.
Per order committee.
H.slRVIN HIX, Sec.
UNIVERSITY Of MAINE.
The Committee on University of Maine
will give public hearing. in Room No.
Al at the State House in Augusta:
THURSDAY, MARCH g, 1899, at 30
o'clock +. NJ. on an actsto repeal the pro-
visions of chapter 215 ofssthe Resolves of
1897, 'appropriating $2odOOsta year for 10
years for the UniversityYT Maine, so far
as the same relates. to gtiesyea subse-
quent to 1925 y
Per order commit ter
WALTER P. PERKINS. Secretary.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.

William Brown of the Nassau
Wheelmen. has begun the task of rid
ing $50 consecutive centuriAs
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DAILY KENNEBEOJ JOURNAL WEDNESDAY MARCH s 1899 -77

Columbus held his first mass after land
ing on the island. but we could not see
his tomb as it Is inside the castle and the
guards would-nOt let is In.
l have. written all | can think of this
time SO will close, Love to all.
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There were ia arrests in Portland in
February.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
Sin Marglanoer 6elO grFurbrn.

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-hoTen noroen mar. Gr nurOe our6
ben S6leppantsr oe5 8aqons erFu5.
unb T6radlih 3erfleiIht. Boone Ddro
in 1876 gu QnndpOl;5, W}o., ge6oren
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erbislt ben gsFd6rii9sn 2luftrag, Die
in Den geFe9ten BET Santiago bon BEN
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o6a6Iungen TorI3utelagrap6;ren. Saine
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aisren, bic Ii6 6si ihm in Dem 9aQon
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6erabfir8en Observation-Disclosures erz
lsoen unb Der anOere 6sf;ribst Ii6 in eiz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20

benTe6en geruTtet. Inter oen 9srs
purOetsn beTinoen Th DieIe 5rauen
g5 Derlautet 6eute, oaB 3Dei tr
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mo6 belt Der 9o.i3si gegeuu6er ieit
Gtano - Elm 8epeis, oaB Die 4uF7
rii6rer gr0Btent6eil8 OTfi3iere Daren,
oenn elm rein biirqerliher M!ob Diiroe
I6neQ bei Dem 5suern ausgeri6en
Tein. QlmerifaniIte Sruppen erI6ies
nen auf benz S6uupldBe, ais Der
8uutpf boriiber mar, uno ndbmen
Diele 9er6aFturgen Dor.
aur3 nuh neun ll6r 6eute 4beno
nuroe gsmeloet, bdB Elm Deiterer @onz
fiitt 3piI6en Der 9oli3ei unb Dem
8o(fe in elmer Der 8orfd6te porFiel,
bah 3nei 9oli3iiten get0Otet Il. mebs
rere Qoli8iIten unO 9Urger Oerpunbet
norben Teien, unb baB Die Stu0tbes
b6roe bic RderDe in OienIt geIteQt
babe. Gs berldutet ferner. DaB elm
goli8iit 6sute gaamittug meualings
erIfofhpu frurDe
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gIntiarr 9lnfrnBr in 6abana.

GonFlifte 3piIdsn Der 9oli3ei unO Der
gsD0lferung. - DreiBi9 Bis funFz
ala 0erpunbete unb nu6rI6einz
lih me6rere Sobte. - GubduiI6e
OFFi3iere an Der Spite Der 2lufz
rIhrer.
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tern 2(6eno 3niI6en Der 8oli8ei uno
Der 8ep0lterunq pon 6ubdnd du8qez
6ro6aner Gonflitt reTultirte bdrin,
DdB 80 Biz 50 9erIOnen burh Snip
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Oeten 6eTinbet Tia poIi3sisGapitdn
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elmer Wohe in bic Concentration gu
G6ren oe5 Generals Warimo Gome3
einmiIhte, Ie6r unpopular unb pirO
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h0hnt. SeDife 3eitungen tritiIirsn
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aus Die 9eamtan. Die QeBtsren erDiz
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Sine gtOuitat in 9ltIas.2lppretur.

Sd,s if ,iH 42I6uioss D}atsrial, Gin uoneu,r
SruHO, 0uuttirt,5 qOltasRuf,r, fltiu, qunfte uFO
in glau, 0riu uuO Braun; sg 1T elm ic5r ib6r,r
iubfaHtitlr GurDuri; i,br iUObl otstgH,t fir cine
qsrion mit:l,rsr SrObe, bi, tin Buis aufir,tsn
mil, ab,r au8 Mot su ausgsiprOasH ,ri8tn:n
mag qtrt5 $3.50 soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
SUmpentrS fiir Die 9amen.
u. GnSOOrtf & sO9n.
Notwithstanding
dnIdslld ecB Siui6etesns Gee
Grn, Qnuis Befrr,

On elmer cut bciu6ten @triammlung Or Z :
Dads 9Oric," Die btutt flttianO. Dur0cn Die
iolQsuoW grihlUie augeuommcu
An Nubctra d +, odB e Der dulDtjM 9orz
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itiH.m it1susrcbcn Qgirttu ubjuruicn 0tsbaIb
lei ts BEL blOiicu, Oob mir Den @rluh
Drs. 6rn 9tdtr tiu:s DlluHc5, Der loUobI ais
mitllcO Der g0ris beli:bt, nj, aud ais Ruufmluu
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lei Cs btib lOi len, OlB mir ais Wttts
q.je0.r Der G0ri, osu 9crluit zines YtlUcs bella
gen OtHsu Sblrlits1 uuo c0mmer}jcut &cji;buu1u
in itolr 29cjt uuigrc @sDuno'rung uuo untr Ser
triucu n,dtm,
lei cs bri6IoiisH, OaB mir Der Camille
o,s Guti6llieHtu unitr bTJIi5it,s &si!co in ibr:m
Summer btjWJ,n,
iti cs bei6loiicu, Oab zine 2Ibiarift
0.ticr R,olutoutH Der camille Ots SouI. gtt:r
Ubtriuuot UcrOe.@
Baltimore, Dcn Is. Ndrj 1890.
W. u. SUpe. 8rafO:Ht.
CD. gSiicbmeper,
q. e. iSclguer. f9omlte.
C79Cl s.. y. WIaDU 5brm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20

.z,io,uartios idDar3s rbifcreo' GrspOug $3.50,
QlnOtrs usrtauf,u fe lu $l98. 9iuigre GualitdtsH
55s,6liae issrqc, ,otfatirt" soc, tO1rsn 89t.;
JScas SQlaios,s 75c, uertb 800; soc, DartH
9sn.tianifd,s 1u8,, s1.OO, 60c., soc; nsus
tSdlttiruuGtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
Gine aansnpQene glpnit6t.

Giss 1T in Der 55at Elm ms Quq, faa.rs.g y2us
fer, ab:r ni@t 3u iarci'nO. Gs it elm sglaio' in
ipri artcn, SONAR, uuo 8.s, Rorjn,bIau uuo
g8,b, Crtn uno B.ib uro Braun uuo gsdb. Sir
r8!aios' mp liz 3Ou iau Guaorat arOb uno f,i.
nsr 0tUsi gr6bcnl. 2s stOH 1T Sc 3ou brett,
80, nertb. 1Sc
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Sin impurtirtes NeUbair.

9its 1T iju 0lobuir init sEim gruu0 BON Cjrau
6:n1riu uuO Braun, NIT guu'tcn ij5crfrtut uno
Oartjbcr btr eir isbsj'bnta SOL brett, uno Or.i.
Disrt'i 3on RON einanotr ,ntfsruts 5r,fsu, tDcl8s
ctu,u Gffett oou ru5ilm, 0ut,n g:i5mad q:btn,
psrrb 473t.; 29c.
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eine sentid1e gRpI.gappitdt.

7ieics 1T elm unbsfimmr:s 1mf,r, ,uiomm.n az.
Test aus Our6iIOatsusn s9attiruuq,n ron 7bc,.
Gjritn, 9Iau uuo Braun juiamm,u ffuf Gdrsun.
Gen, Di' s5atauarO"=GeDrbs gema6t, IS 3on brett,
uuo mir tOruR IS u7s stfattsu, 3brtr 1i,i:s ,u
o,bsr fiir Roc
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smpprttrte frana5fiihe eanaSere.

7id,s 1T ,iH uui6'inbdr,s, a6'r iu glci6r 8ct
IBorf bsrSortr,fns,s U1ufcr; Osun ss bat 5t,cjf:n
nit 2l.las siuseiabt, nit sH,r Blum. oarin uuo
,sdnir,u Ju Der 8abaosrt. Gs fommt in Den mos
O,rnhsu s6lttruugtH DOT uuO if 10 6cntim:tsr
l42 3oa) brett. BsTtb $50 05c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
SeiScn .gIupitGtcn.

fir 5rubiabrs= uno Sommu=gltaotr 81, Roojtds
ten, tptI6e mir in HsusH 5sioeH Jt5;H, ,iQurn T5
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alien oitieu 9artisu 1T; o,un S.n, tDclbt nab
europa gu rtiir bsabFatosn oOtr Osu Sommtr
in Gr5olungspIdBm Dsrbriuqen DoIm, babtn O:n
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
@ine brpcnhirte nmnftirte
@rps. @rafn.

2i:i: bat ,iu Ganl fItiu Btnig gu5tHuuug an
F8, 10 oab mir in O:n stauo gc,st fuO, oarHb,r
ais oIeO5aft'r" ais Die OortrDd5uts scot lu ipr,s
asu Cisi,lbs jft gt5isrt,r, abr ouraaug ui8t su
beroortr:tenO, ia, iogar bob neDiam. 81, bat
puftjrtc glum,u in a6t otri5tOcuu T1rbcn.
sis tf n,ung,5n 3on brett; @srt5 $50; G8c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20

@uc Iopitdttu, Qot,s 6anc0= =9ouieu. @arnisus
rem in 9.ts. Fanc0=Qcrl,u uuo gsbau9, Spibtu nit
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DEN nisoriQt,u Qrtti,u, pie is aHGe9ebsu purocH.
lluicrs 9srtduicr rperoeu fb Oas 9sr1niIJen ma
Den, 3bueu 0;c, grtjtsl GU jeiggu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
SHbihe fdlmarie Sricnts.

Gin tot6avrr, hsteiamer, ioIiO f6Dari,r ialibt;r
1rtot Sam Dcu,nt maa,u si. aujHas, ais %
Fe b,t,llt nar,u. 4,rtb 39c 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
Sin clcgantcr 9crippter Saffet.

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fen Gj8t Ots 9annaIe5 oOer gl,iblm6t,uo in o,u
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O,utIi6ca 9ilocr ron 9lrmouit D,l6, Ctu,n ~
Der g:msrfuug 0sranIaBt: g2l3 if gutter G:i6mad
0iyis s,sos tommt d SOL brett in ss5n Jdybsa,
$l.25 psrtb: S1.OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
Shiparae @repe. @eipebc.

S6libtc ioit5ars, OuHtlt aplrls Gr'ps=G,iDtbt,
BON B,lbsu 3tOrmuuu Ddb, Do uno DaHH Iu tras
atn. gpsEtb 5ot. zoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
u. 0u5OOrfF & SOBn,
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Baltimore. unS 9DpplctUn: StraFe
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spmpenirs filr bic aamem.
fribiabrs. nnN SOmmer>RItiOuug.

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fen NM fd bsimii9 gu ubtsH IN uuiertr ausft!s
luna Der u,uejttn, ib6uten UNI prdGtigteH gSaar;l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
SHbIhe ipie VltlaS auSiebenSc
SnFfrto= %piSr.

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G;Das fir lStrabtutlciOsr fir iunos 6raucu. Gs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
Gumpli3irtr 8a5nfataifrnpGe.
Orei 5ra6t5iige Der pgorfolt Il. 8es
fern 8u6n" oamolirt uno 0ret
UlenT6enleben Derloren.

Roanote, Ga., 19. Mdr3. - Sine
compli3irte GHenba6n 8atdItrOpbe,
nelder brtt MerT6enle6en gum Opfer
fielsn, ereignste Iid beute frii6 3u Qoa
auf Der ,9orfoIt u. 8eItern 8a5n."
Die Opf2r Tino 5ei3er Ban 2dnoin8s
bam BON bier, 8remIer 6. u. 9rabam
unO elm un6etdnnter 2dnOfrsiaer.
I}ebrere 3ug6eoienfete erI;tten 9erles
buroen. Orei 8a6n3uge, pet6e auf
6em 0eQe na6 bem Often paren, Durz
ben DemoIirt. Der erfe 3ug bate an
qe6alIen, unD Der 5peite, 0eher Sremz
ian auf Der 5a6rt BON einem Berg bera
a6 nj6t I6neu genug nirtEen, rannte
in oenTel6en 6:nein. Dus 9leiAe ges
Thub nit Dem orittan 3ug, neiher tsin
Wurnun9sTignal er6ulten bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-20
Sin reidier itbparscr 9rOFat- saffet.

0its if sjumatroT,nBaftsr stoFf, paH,uo fur cine
Slms in 6r mittlrrm Sabr,u oor dtt,r BON rubis
gem @ti8mad, rsinFs s,ips, % SOL brett, . Der.
fd,icpsrt groeapsamuhtr. sDerth Sc; 69c.