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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-07

Mr.. James Ellis condition today con-
tlnues as well as could be expected
No complications of any nature have
set In and the patient is holding his
own This is largely due to his SUI
perior physical condition, which en-
ables him to Withstand the great strain
caused by the loss of blood and excess
sive pain. While the crisis in his case
Ii; not, yet past, the physicians in
charge are extremely hopeful for the
future, and say that his chances for
recovery are good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-07

When you have clothes that need re-
pairing or new lining of any kind call
up Flitton's Steam Dye Works. both
phones, and they will fix them salts
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-07

The Y NJ. c. A. is already making
plans and arrangements for the next
years concert course. 1t is intended
that the next seasons concerts and lee
lures shall be better in every respect
than those Of any previous year, and
with that end In view the association
is making every effort to secure the
very best talent. A great many of the
patrons of the last curse, when they
We're given the opportunity, expressed
a desire that the committee in charge
secure if possible Booker T. Washing
ton for onevpf his popular lectures. Mr..
T. 1. WATSON goes to Iowa City Mon
Gay evening to see Mr.. Washington,
who delivers the commencement adj
dress before the graduating classes of
law, liberal arts and dentistry. On
Wednesday Mr.. WATSON and Mr.. Eel
bingham go to Grinnell in order to hear
the Chicago Symphony Orchestra,
which will appear at the Iowa College
commencement, and will If possible Sc
cure the best soloist with that organ
ization. The committee that has the
matter in charge will meet in the course
of week or ten days, at which time
more definite arrangements will be
made regarding the seasons course.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-07

We have stock of bedding plants
which we must sell before we move to
our new location, 113 North Third
street They will go at one-half former
prices. ]. II. Wright. IT., $50 North
Third street. Both phones, 1S9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-07

Street car service on the North Thirt
street line was delayed Friday evening
for about an hour, caused by car No
leaving the track at the switch neal
the north end of the line.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Meeker arrived al
home Friday evening from a months
pleasure trip in the east Much of their
time was spent at Cambridge with their
son, Mr.. Guy Meeker, and in Brooklyn
with their daughter, Mrs. Rowe. The.
environs of famous Concord ware visit
ed. as we'll as Coney Island. Memorial
day was spent at West Point. and three
days We're spent in Washington and VI
cinity, where the sessions of both
houses of congress We're visited. Mr..
Guy Mee1er will arrive from Cam
bridge about July l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
slnefn Nnne's Gilenba6nsGn.

ga6rpGa rat in Sra I 16; ssPt. 1902.
g5oli5 (ausqtnommsn 6amtaq unO Sonutd9)
nm 700 9ormittogs; Reutz5slano, Geutrepile,
Rebobotb unO SDii6sutationsn. unO 3.l5 Ra5m.
NAB RentsSslunO, Gtatrepile, 2spes uHO 3Dis
i9cufatioHen.
6amaaq, 100 Gormitiaqs unb 200 Ra6mittaos
mad Rtnts5sIaHo, Gentrebias, 8sbrbOtb Il. 3nt'
i5tHtatiOHen.
6Onntaq, 8.15 g0rmittaqs. nab ReutsSstanor Sens
trspins, ~TtbobOtb uno 8piiaeufatiOusu.
6ra6i miro ~sHteteen atHommen an g8O3sutngsn
bis 6 rbr AbsHos.
9elspbons: 6. q y. let. 9aun 3102. glO. (3sR.l
81. 9. 90. TroTcL
(Na!27.1Sl Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
(5ir ben pspantoc 81 orrefpunbenten.s
BON nlcn plattSiitidem Gnrreipnn:
nenfen.

DeUttU.
Baltimore, %. SIT. 1902.
Mien leebe &ebacteur!
st is bod mat S9Dnet um Jon
olen bi9tigen S9mib int @eiidt.
Spars plegt fo'm Narbe topielen
tpDa n bdten upbrintli9 to i'm, I'm
bat 8artpaHen to perbinnern, aperit
pat min 10 ne 8leenigteit beeten se@
gen bat friegerii9e l1tieben, nat 10
en- berbadtet 9eii9t perlei9en Dei6t.
Blot I'm Stem bett maj fdon in fen
Sugenbiabren fmedt. grab nj be
tpaderen 0eterdner ut be 5rieheits=
frieee, b" in ale plenS mOfer NIT MARI
benbebedte 9eii6ter i9ilbert parb.
@enn MI aperit benno9 n iunger
Stubent pDr forte Sieb ben @mpfang
BON N 59miB Dpert GeIi9t UP be
Mlenfur Dor n iinrietet 01an0Der I'm
Saftif to bereiteln puB, 10 mas oiitt
n utnabmefaa, I'm barr fen belu1>
nern @runb. De iunge &eerl mas
nGmli9 ungebeur ituls UP fen 4bo@
nisgeii4t. gm NOR gar MID barum
to bobn, iid fen Snuten p~erildgsn 10
laatcn, &c 1iibi9en fienen 2inien BON
fen 8iIage be f9uq'n MID Dor ne
meet @ptt fpie tpietliifttge Narp ur1=
nerbrofen par'n. Menn BAT 2etperpH
fliepen mi Dat Startpen fDr't gaberz
Lamb glieters iDt mas, 10 ba9t of ute
iunge STUDENT, bat pauten obne Inz
fubr glietfaGs ne gang famOie @adt
pDr, Ri benz iid gang gooD eriftesren
IDt. 4Derit fen @egner up be srite
M1enIur Darr leiber MIDI be iiilpe 4n@
ii6t mi bs. Oiife Diitberi9 mas
iiilpeIt NIT 10 beef Smife iegnet, bat
iem be @n6lid BON io'n iunsfrdultgct
@efi9te tom 1eterIten brOo9t! Sc
fGog gang Iditerli4 sesen uien liitgen
Sriinb lps, be iid pebrte 10 goob BE
funn, ooerit Re funn bulb ut, bat be
geI6i6te N gnne nit S9reGen nebz
men tpiirb. Siimmers bt9ter fuun
be 6ietp', Re pureerbe 10 lang ct man
nod eben grng; ba nit eenmal fDblte
6e, me6r as Re ct Ie6, bat fp'ne Quart
6eranIuien bob, be be MID mebr null
fen tpaB. 8or fen geiitigen Sg' malt
lid an bat G9redbilb BON blutige
Striemens IN N bdlpet SuBenb
barto geb0rige rNaoels".
@i N Opnnertpaer brei6t be iid
berum IN nebm be Quart nit fen
r@Ieripert6ften" in @mpfong, befen
9eftmmung ct tpurs nebenbi Is
o6iebfeft" to i'm, apsrit bod MID gegen
i6arp f9lepene S4ldgers.
st ftt," resp uie Maat I'm creep
iid qau NIT be 5anb na9 be brennenbe
Side. Dat is be ri9tige plab for
Iu'n ugGuttgen". Ober befft Sc pielz
li9te glDpt, bat i'd mi mten 9eii9t
pon ieni taput baden lauten bD?"
Den olen 9orpsbur1 0en ruu DDr
Wutb I'm grimmige Seperraf4ung be
Sldger ut be 9anb.
v0a be6ben &c re4t,' ieggt be
enbli9 minna9ttg, rbe ftett." Sn
Ge aperft in be nd9fe Steb jus 10
goob iitten parb, pie Re, bat mii4t'
id bod nod bettptefeln, I'm MI abiii5s.
g1u qa6n &c man nab Muttern IN
laaten fid be 8iiren fliden."
NG6itens mehr. Diem 5riinb
2puis SIlmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
(6iir ben pSonntaes= ISL rreipOnOeattn.H
Auf fremoemt 2Ieere.
@pn Or. @rnft 9enrtct.

8un treib' i9 auf frembem Meere
BON Der 6etmot9 melt unb melt,
Gs tpirb mir bas 6aupt 10 f9fpere
unb bas Serge pirb mir 70 letb.
@ie mag i9 trauernb MIDI le6nen
Weit i6er bes S9ifFes Rdnb,
Mie mag i'd fu6en uno iebnen:
Sern bift bu, mein 9eimutbldnb.
9as S9tff 5iebt ftDl3 bur4 Die 80:
gen,
Sd Bid in Der Slutben Spiel;
Mfan9 MGrlein tommt mir geflogen
@s folgte benz fli9ttsen &iel.
Sd tribune bon WaIbestpsben,
BON fr06liGem 8e9erfldng,
Sd tribune BON &6ein uno &eben,
@on Der Niren 3aubergefang.
Sd f9due bic gr%iinenben 2au6en,
Den bliibenDen Qpfel6aum,
Sd f9aue bic solbtgen Srduben -
I9, dies lit 1ur Elm Srarm.
SIR Sterne auf bimmltf9en &eiIer,
Sbr blidt nod ~6efremIbenb mid an,
unb IS tlingen nod freuHb feline @ei
fem
Dem pdnbernben SGngersmarn.
9u Sang in Der 9eimatb geboren,
9u blieb1t mir getreu, aIs i9 f9ieb
No9 bab' i9 nf9t QGes perloren,
Go9 bab' i9 Der 6etmdtb 2teb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
Ser6f-A6nen.

GO9 einmal gum 4bf4ieb bas Son=
nenlt9t blintt
ue6er's ber6Itli9e 8rd9gefilb,
No4 etnmal bas 4uge fro6 in fi9
trtntt
Ses ld9enben 2ebens Bib:
9o9 unter benz leu9tenben Sob unb
&pt6
&aunt's leife bonn S9eiben, BART
59Dn Der Sob
Se9t, ME bort bic Nebel tpdnen -
8alb perben bic 8lGtter fallen.
No9 einmul bor nu6enber 8intersz
na9t
grpa9t's tpie elm 5rif6lingstraum;
No9 griiben bic Qitern in bunter
prd9t
Stpl3 fer BON Der 8eete Saum;
No9 prunfen WiGb6liit9en on Bad
unb Rdtn;
No9 iubeIt Walbp0gIein i'm na6en
6atn -
@e6t SIR bort bic @datten iteigen-2
8alb 9errf4t bort Der SOB, bas
S9peigen.
Der Manb'rer 5iebt iiber bic Mtttags=
b06',
Stef aufat6menb blidt er 5uriif
Quf &Gmpfen unb Stretten, unb 2etb
unb Weh,
SrGumt bpr nod fommenbem Slid;
No9 einmat in feligem SOFTEN bic
9anb
9riidt er Der 9eFG6rtin, bic gu inn
ftdnb -
SEPT, tpie fi9 Die @Olfen ftouer -
Ste Sreue 1T nimuIer gu f4uuen.
Die Srdume 5erftieben, Der N6enb
na6t,
@erblaBt 1T Der Come @trabl,
unb etnfam 5iebt a6pdrts auf raubem
Bfab
Der @drt6'rer ms buntle S6ul;
g2o9 einmal umitro6lt ME Elm tr0ftz
li9es Qt6t
S6n ba8 8etpuBt1etn poIenbeter
Pflt8t -
Bah tperben Die Meni9en 5agen:
u3ur Gait pirb Elm Mifber g~etragen!1
8. 9Gau9 in Gan SranciscO.
9as 5nbn.
SIT gelb bos 8ein bes Su6nes, glet9
Der gitrone,
90 tits bon bieiem Sabre apeifels=
p6ne,
0p8 re9ns 5pei bupon uuf ieben
&opf
Sic tperber Dir gar febr gertng i'm
Sppf!
0as 6I6n, nit 8einen gel6 tpte
Npfelfine,
@or alien Dir gum faftigen 8raten
Diere.
8ei'm beIlen, 9raltep 8eine LAB Dir
rdtben,
Sin 6al6es Stiinbder lGnger es gu
brdten
@9etnt burteG f9on bes Sii6nerbeiz
mes @rau,
60 to9t's bDr'm 8raten erft bic
fluge Srau.
8laugraue Seine, S9ra6et beinube
tpeiB,
Gings I'm bic @ugen elm 9eGrot6er
3reis-
2ab ab! 11mfOnit firb Butter, Set
unD Sped -
0srarfge Sii6ner f4ente lieber meg!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
9anhpfer UerIafen Baltimore DoH
@efern 0arhIanb @ahn.

Srat in Rraft am IS. SEPT. 1902.
3aee berlufsn bic 9ilenzS tation, pts fol0t:
SdgIi6.
4.3O frab $50 69neapon, 9auptliHie, SagerstoDn,
81. & 80. gabn uno benz Si0en uno dusgenonts
men Sonntags 9. 9. 81. q. Gbumbersburg,
Wartiugburg unb Win9efter.
EGq[t9 d, useen men SonntGg 8.
7.25 Rorotng 9ort, 9. & Q. 9io. unO 9aupts
linie 6fli6 BON GmorDs9rope, @arlisIs uno q.
& 8. q. R.
e.3 gorm. 6aupttinis, 6agerstOtDu, ebippsnss
burg, Greoerid, ~Gmmitgburg uHo q. & B.
8ubu, Big Clifton.
1912 BORN. affOmm. na9 1nions8ribge, Qori
unD 9ettpgburg.
225 Radm. Qffomrn. mad unioHsgribee.
332 Rotm. - Grprtb mad Qort unO 9. & 6.Si0.
4.25 Radu. - Grpreb, Quntts an Der 6auptlinte,
0aasrstoipn, Iopie Greoerid, Gmmitsburg uHa
sbipDtnsbure.
$50 0a6m. - Ntfomm. mad Gmorns9rooe.
615 Nbenbs - Qttorul. mad uHionzSriogs.
lbs a6snSs &tfomm. nap Smorp'0rOOs'
Rur g onntdGs.
O Ok Norm. gffomm. na9 unionfSrto0e uh9
o95 @c@n gfsomu1. nod uHions9rioos.
M wo%m s1fromm. mad GmOrDs9rons.
~ @ 49, mffomm. ua6 Gmorps@rOoe.
w - @.ns5.giirtqu Tr. 215, Ofs9altis
more=StraBe. um,afsor;,.mn.rr.
gUoe boltsu an IluioHs, @oehue''
s, T+s ,,rS gRolbrpot Caottbsaos.l station.
Ua q @rignoI II, Gen. sgaHa9iersa9sHt.
e. g. aan0freet S.'S'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
0arsIanS & Prnniblbanip Gticnz
babnsGo.

Rortb : aptnuts DaF s5tutiSR.
gtrlaF'n an 8ObeuiagsH RAD 9otf, ga, I'm 7.9o
MorgeHs uuD $50 Qa6mittaas.
GsrlaTsn an Bo5tutaSeH nab Delta, pa, ur
7.30 DlorStn, $50 uRD 450 Ra5mittags.
BtrlaFta On @o9sHtagsH nab gelair, We., UNI
7.9O, $50 uHo ll.35" 8ogmittaes, $50 unb 4a
gaamittags uHb 6.l5 GbsnOs.
graHsH an S0untaseH nab Delta, pa., un $50
Wurstns uao 400 Rabmittags.
gsrlah;n an 6oHntassH nab Ss,air, no, NM
$50 uHo IS 90rmittass. 400 4a5mttaos uuS
1000 AbsP0s.
3a0s f-ersu um 12O Ra8mittaG an samaau
gen ab.
J. . 3srFtA Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26

Na5 Qlnnapolis, SIT. aooul Station, H.5O, $50
Born, COMMUNICATION 1900, 1900 @orHl,
1928, AIS, ?5.40 gtu4m.
abia6rt bon GamOsnsStation nab Greoertd,
F.35, !9.47 8orm., 1915 Born, !1.25, !43O unS
1915 Ra6m.
rad Rin8,fer, 1920 gorm., 1910, 4.3O2a6ul.
Rad 6agsrgtonn, 800 9Orut., AIS, !+30
Ra6mittaas.
Wob GlicOttzgitb unO Wt. Qtrp, 2otal, !7.35,
1915 gorur., u.25, 4.3O, '5.35 Raam, $780,
*11.3O @6enOg.
0ob 6urtis' @ub, 1923 WorosHs.
rad Qurap, W&t. Republication, *2.56 gSu@nr.
GomDeusG tation, +31O Rubm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
Bur GrinncrunG
an meine oeliebte @uttin
g0nrhor0 GrnS1,is1 np6. 0nphrIp-

on meine oeliebte gattin
Barbara Crofdin. se6. 9aefeGe,
tpefbe beute bor ein,m Sabre i'm Utter BON Al
Sdbren aus Dem 2eben i9ieO.
IN BEN @iisel 0eineg @robes
Sts6' i'd btute tisf b%etriibt,
Ssnn Is mar Dor einemt Sabre,
@ls Su, Sbtlrs, BON mir i@teo't;
Setu 9las lift leer I'm mid Der,
Guf Grotu feb i'd Sid ni9t mebr.
6outmt Der Sob nit itiuer Wta6t,
Sole' i'd Dir nit 5rsuben rad.
Gtiae Belt bah i'd empfunotn,
Seit Su mid ~btrlafen bait.
gott bat mir Mutb uuD Grnft o~e9ebet,
Sas 9ciO au traetn, bas mid traf.
@etuibmtt in treuer 9iebc BON
(2o0 90 ilbelm OroI d / n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
Snhts &rnIn.

Gg fturb ON %. Ottober SobH Rrunt, %eeiiebter
@atte bon @ilbelmina &rum, in 81. 2ebsngiabts.
9ersuanOtt uno 6reunOe DER Gan1ilie frO bols
li6it eingelaoeu, Der 8eerot0uRg so Q n Q. Den
q. Oftobtr, Torgens $50 ubr, Ron istner ltbttG
@obnuno, Or. 1887, 6airmOuntsglDe., aus bsi3uS
lpobneu. Cine &equiemsQo9mefe ipirO fir istn
eeelenbeil tint 9 rbr in Der st. Ni6aelssRir9s
c.lebrirt tperOen. C2y1-5Dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
GnSeaf1nr

qm %. Sttobcr gbritino Gtbert inn /.
Sabre hires 9ebens. =
@m %. Gttobcr 8 uGpb q. Ginning I'M
Utter bon 1 aobr.
Sabre ibres Qsbens.
DIM d. GttOber Benjamin @itget i'm
aim %. Stto6er s n s.. ufinesr i'm G1s
ter BON 81 Sabren.
am "a. OttOber & bomus 8. @etbeL z
Gm %. 0ttober 81 r 6. 8iGb i'm Sc. Sab'
re i6res Qebens.
am "a. Oftober 6 barIeg SunieL@a b n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
areteinisfeits=aird srinttu.s Ctr.

lVulUt q. U. ~4IttNHI
Gsisr bg Observation-Disclosures Sonntoe.
Bormittoas4Ee1t: .6absH mir NOD Elm 8s1t,
2utber's Gnerf iu rihmenS
absnbg: Die sdtbOii3e air6e OamaIs uHb
heute.
srsitcu. Den 81. Gftobsr. GbsuDs 8 ubr: Scr
Runpf IpiIGsn Rir&sHseipaIt uR0 SspiHHsfrsi'
zhst.,s l9I.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
MnSrefu Spl0er.

&c fturb ON Is. SttOber 1902 anOretu Sober i'm
alter BON 68 Sabren. Sic @eerOigung finbet
mOreen, ROntag, ben 27. OttOber, E3 u9r
9ta6mittoes, bon ieiner lebten @o9nung, gtr. ga,
SiO=9 Bruce truBs, aus fat. 9ertpunSte uno
SreunOs fnO etngelabsn. ~OerieIbtn bei5urOpbnen.
D9q-90M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
SpSenhid Bella.

IS furb an %. 0ttOber 1902, 20 ubr @btnOs,
Soiepbia Bella, seriebte Satin bon Charles 9els
ia, i'm "A. Sabre ibres 2ebens. Die 9eerOi9ung
finoet beuts, Sonntag, ben 26. Sttober, un; Z
itbr Nodmittaog, bon ibrer lsbten QBobnung, gtr.
1905, @oros9 urbamzStraBe, aus iatt. 8tiiebung
uuf Dem st. neutrality-suspicious. G98-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
s umpriFi56e 8.

8ps9aft. - o.: Scr 8erl bat
mid Bel .a1en ieinen 5reunben als
8auner beaei9net; O6 i4 mir bas gez
fallen lafen mB2" g.: nSa, es
fommt baruuf an; 1T Der Monn
qlaubpiirbig9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26

@op6tTif9er SrOf =
Weutter: vQber tpurum piGi 9u
benin nt9t ben Muior betrat6en9" =
So9ter: v@eil i9 ben lieutenant
borsie6e!" - Mtttter: r46er Der
ptrb ia pieGei9t audi mai Muior!T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
Alinoel'a Apntheke,
SIR. 1O3, gBeftsSeEtnstUn=S tr.
&irhlidle Mnieigem.
@emeinjomes MeiDrmatiuus : Set

in Der eS. .lutb. ct. Taattbdisair4e, 6Onntaa, ben
26. Ottober, abenes bolb o6t lbr. 6eftreOuer:
Or. Qufur @. drift bon Der eD.slutb. st. autass
@emeinnc. Mue freunoIi6t eiugelooen. C298-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
SampfhtFss an3etgeH.
E[e Grfcsfon-Sinie.

grorSoemtG6er ,.
- 8~s8slmaBise
9aHtpf S6tffa9rt
Baltimore tnS 8rente1
bur3 Die neuen unb e~rprobten, NIT
alien 8equemli9feiten DerIe5enen
pOit0ampfer eriter SGaRe:
DRbetn," .8ranbenburg,"
vgfedar," ,gaFel,"
nMfuin," u8reslau."
Die @gpebitiOnstage finb, pie fOlgt:
bon Baltimore: -
~Gafel," 9onnerftag, ben 30. Sftpz
Der, 2 n6r Ra9mittags.
"Btae5a0," Mitttpo9, ben 5. Nooemz
Der, 2 ubr Na4mittags.
D8ranben6urg," Mitttpo9, ben II.
9obember, 2 ubr Na4m.
ng&edar," 9onneritag, ben 20. Sob,
2 u6r Ra9mittags.
nS%tuttgart," MitttDo4, ben 10. 9ez
5em6er, 2 ubr Hadmittags.
nWeimar," Mtttno9, ben "a. 9es
3ember, 2 u6r 0a9mittags.
3Dif6enbsGs : 9|a5faoes 9reiie:
Bon Baltimore nab Bremen S3O.O o
Bon Bremen mad Baltimore $4,000
3psite R%aiite=9 aHass=Qrsis:
Bon $42. so an.
RunOreiissSiaste bon 8LltImors:
mad Bremen uno ;urid SEA OG
@essn Grd@t uRD 9Ifags tpen9e man f3 an bic
0eRsralsaeentsn
u. S9uma9er &c Co.,
Tr. 5, 6iOs@apss traSs.
ooer
@bparb &aine,
Office hs nSeutihfn Gnrrsinnnnfntsng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
nMonnI Nlne."@inie
na0 philadelphia uno wew-gOrf.

naCD RUlIuCelpDlu uHp NLW-0RN'
Cefli8. abb. D. Camden. A3t D. It,a'
Dram. Sim. & Diner = 7.55 YOrm. u SgV u. y
guffet 9arlor ...... ! 9.19 9orm. lS.24 g
@arlOr, 9insr ..... ? 9.52 Dorm. 1921 y. Is
9arlor, Diner -. 1850 8orm. u lO.54 y.
Qarlor, Diner ...... = III Ru1m. u FL2 u.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXPOSITION PROCLAMATION.

City of Savannah,
Mayors Office, April l, 1902.
TIC the People of Savannah:
Wednesday, April 16, has been set
aside by the managers of the South
Carolina and West india Exposition at
Charleston as Savannah Day. In
view of the strong personal relations
that exist between the people of the
two cities, their large business inter-
couse, and the kindly sentiments that
have always prevailed between the
communities, it is desired that Savan-
nah give evidence of its appreciation of
the efforts of the exposition to adver-
tise the South and promote its trade
interests, through this exposition, by
making Savannah Day one of the
greatest if not the very greatest. Of
the special occasions provided for by
the managers.
To this end arrangements have been
made with the Plant System for special
rates of 81 for the round trip, good for
three days, and ample facilities will
be afforded by that company for the
safe and speedy transportation of as
many thousands as may desire to visit
Charleston. 1t is hoped that the peo-
pie of Savannah will generally avail
themselves of this opportunity to en-
joy the pleasures and benefits of the
exposition and ct the same time give
practical form to their Endorsement of
the labors of its managers in behalf of
the South and of their brotherly love
for their sister city of South Carolina.
HERMAN MYERS, Mayor.
Attest: WIN. P. BAILEY, Clerk of
Council.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-08
OUR WIVES, MOTHERS AND
DAUGHTERS.
Too Many Of Them Are NerVeleSS,
Weak, Pale and Anaemic.
PAINE'S CELERY
INBOUND
Reaches the Root of Every Fe-
male Trouble and Makes Our
Women Strong and
Vigorous.

= 1t is a most regrettable fact, and a
calamity, too. that our women, young
and old, are numbered amongst the
most unhealthy of females in the civ
ilized world. For delicacy of beauty.
intellectual capacity, and for all graces
that adorn the sex. they stand peer
less; but it is doubtful if one in ten
can be found who IS functionally and
organically well.
This absence of feminine health and
vigorous vitality is due to neglect of
natures unerring laws. Immediate
reformation is necessary if our nation
would have women who will become
true wives and mothers with an Off
spring that will prove a strength to
the country.
For the special weaknesses to which
women are now victims. Paine's Gel
cry Compound is the surest
and safest remedy. The Won
derful strengthening and building
up properties of this marvel
Gus prescription devised by that erni-
nent medical expert, Prof. Edward r.
Phelps, NJ D., LID, and its specific
action in correcting disorders of the
female organism, are well known to
the medical profession and TO the tens
of thousands of women who have been
raised from weakness and disease to
health and physical happiness.
Paines Celery Compound quickly
gives the true health tint to sallow and
bloodless faces; it gives life and light
to the eyes; it gives pure, clean blood
to course through the body; 1t gives
natural appetite, sweet sleep. and that
blessed cheerfulness that is the delight
of men. Try a bottle or two of Paine's
Celery Compound, dear suffering and
run down sister. Your condition, your
family interests, and the welfare of
society demand this effort on your
part
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-08
A BIG TIMBER DEAL.
A Pendarvis Firm Have an Option
on n Large Tract of Land.

A Pendarvis Firm Have an Option
on Large Tract of Land.
Waycross, Ca, April 7.-Mr. w.
F. Luckie, member of the
firm of Parks & Luckie, lumber manu-
facturers of Pendarvis, in Wayne
county, passed through the city this
morning en- route for Coffee county,
where he goes to examine a large
tract of timber land on which he and
his partner have secured an option.
If, after examination, the property is
as represented, the trade will be con-
sumated one day this week. The
tract of land is situated between
Douglas and Broxton, and is owned
by one of the Lofts. 1t consists of
about 1000 acres and is well timbered.
The price to be paid is about $4,000.
The sale of the Gray-Noble Lumber
Company. together with the lands,
timber, etc, to the Michigan Lumber
Company, Is reported here. This prop
erty is located in Clinch county be-
tween bonneville and Dupont, about
the place known years ago as Clinch
Haven. 1t is understood that the
contract price is $4,000.