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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09

ocrn nilh nile 8ifde bciebt unO b0rte
lo9or monhen Gbonpo1ncrpfropfcn
fnollen. Selbit Die bodppoblloblife
&oli5ei Iteate lid in Dem @ofoIe elm
uno l6idte ben Curt in ullcr Sc
m%iitbSrube inter Den @ditcn nit Ell
llcr tiiblen 6loife Bier al cinem Der
Glide. IS beiBt, Dab ntd bier in
Der ndGiten 3eit Dem @iitben Der
Scmperen5ler nadgegcbcn peroen
iou. limo ant nG6Iteu Sonntag iou
gum eriten Nole Ger @cril9 gemadt
mcrOen, oQe MULTIPLICATION 8ei6loiien
3u balten.
Die SptelS limo aac ijbcriiiat. Ger
FreiS fir Gin 3inmcr uno 8cf0iti-
0rng lit So pro 3oQ, mo per Ian
Gcre 3eit bier 6lei6t, mO 10 gliidli6
ill., Elm i66neS 3immcr 5t crwii6en
fam ii4 9liidli6 i6obcn. Die Be
bicnumg lit gut; man tommut ben
6rcmoen nit GROCER 3uUorfommens
belt entgegen. 0ur babe ih be-
mcrtt, oaB Die S0flihtcit Der Stru.
Benbabu = 8eamteu nit GROCER
Gummbcit Gepoort lit. @dbreno in
Baltimore irgeno Elm S%troBenbobn-
Gonouftelu I'M StonOc lit, einem
Gremoen Die gcmlini6tc Nll5funft 81
ertbciIer, tenn5ei6nen iid Die Gon-
Ouftcllre in ct. 9oui9, uotiirlid) aud
nit %2lllanabmen. ourd lire llnmii.
icnbcit. Die StroBen Der Stoot
limo gut 9epflaItert mO baltimore
fam iit Elm 9eiipiel ooron nebmen.
9tc Wiebr5obl Der StruBcn lit nit
belgiihen 8I0den 'QcpiIoitcrt uno
nur bier un0 0a fiuoet man cine
StroBc nit ISpbolt. Ga9 ncllc &atb.
bolls lit bon Den mgrc3enOen Stru.
ben GeniigenO enticrnt, nm ourd)
6cucr9geiobr gef0brOct 81 icin, uno
bat @ortcnonlo9en an mcbreren
Sciten. SIS lit I'M gotbiiden Stple
1ebolt ltito bat piel 9lcbnli6feit nit
Sem &cip3iger Hotbbouic, 0aS Mob.
m~ngSpicrtel Scr Sta0t lit 3uml beil
Ihoner, ol9 in Baltimore, oa Die
@6uier mebr no6 Dem Gottugenplon
NIT Gcniiqcno &ormt oorlm gebout
murbcn, &icle bobcu @Grten Dor
Den 6rontthiiren un0 iait oQe Stru
BEN limo nit 9Gumcn bepilou5t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09

Ole @roBqei6 morenen
bon Boiioic-Gountp, RS. boben Oc,i
S6ilobiirgcrltreid) fertig gebroht,
cincn Oi~eriGbrigen anobcn meqcil
tbGtliden s(ngrifis iormel( on3uflo,
gen. NuS Die 5m0lf e%brenwertbeu
&erren ollf oaS &dherli6e ibreS Ncs
ihluiics mlfmcrfiom pemodt pur.
ben, iudten ie iih ourd) Elm Ser.
ieben, oo5 I'M 0ronge Der @FidGite
genlod)t morOen lei, SIT entidulOigen.
Sd6nc @roBgcihmorene, Die iiber
Gbre, 9llten Nllf un0 6reibcit hel
9iirgcr 81 entiheioen bahen, mo e..
uen picriGbrigen Snngcn infer 9Iu.
floge itcllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09

Sn 9lienos ADreS Sat lid
cine @eieQihoft NIT cinem &oNitnl
BON elmer bolben Milion Collars &c.
biloet, Die cine neuc NtiIHinouitrit
ms 2cben ruft mo iriide WIiIh IN
Wtilhpuluer permon0elt. Die @cie0=
idoit bat bereitS groBc NlftrGgc er-
baIten. SonOoncr 6irmcn bo6ch
iiber 100 Ionneu bcItellt, oo5 eng
liidc NomirolitGt9amt bat qroBc
NuftrGge iiir Wii(ApulOer geaebcr,
Sopan bat @cltcQurgcn gcmoht, rmn
cine Gbofolo0efd6rif in @ilenoS
Nprcs beIteQte 200 Gonnen WiIhpul.
Der. Gie Woidincn mo Ippuro-a
Der @cieai6oit iin6 porcrit 1utr in
Nooorro I'M 9etricb, bod ioIlcu inn
lullienoen Sabre % Separate mli0c-
Itellt mer0en BON Oenen ie0cr t0alif'
ctipo $50 @oQontil Mtil6 perarbciter
Inu. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
Mnric @cnencna Meniinn.

IS itdrb geitern slbcno Vii llbr WiNrie sc.
neoeoa Heniing. gcb, 5anlbaber, geIiebtc Satin
in ibrer &obnlng, &r. 3g6, Sit' Siiucr's traec.
sic puroe am I. Sttuber 1855 in @oitingen.
@noen, geboren. Sic Bcerbigln9 tiHoet Srct.
STRIDE aus liuit. UGt-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
9epartcmeut fir 6ifentlide 9auten.
SubtT fOartcmeut hrs Sta0tsSuufu en-

SnDfltpnTttlNtNt Ote OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Baltimore e, Den Z. Stunt 1904.
Mn Allie, bic es augebt!
Us miro bierourd an ole BETTER bon SigeIls
ibunl an RnuiuHsSirube bon Der g~torofeite oer
5aDetteaStrube bis 8ur Siinfeite Der Gomonos
lonsslbenue. bierourb belunnt aeaebeu, ouB Der
Sta0t. &ngentelr Die MISUNDERSTANDING fir Die
Gibellirlila uub Fflniterlng Der beiaatelt
StrGbe, lnut ben &pri6riiteu Der AM %. BIOS
bender 1903 beitdtiateH Serorouuna gir. %,
iertie geiteQt bat.
Die uuf biefeu 5uu beSiiglihen 8apiere Itno
in oiefem 8iireaI uui6elpabrt, UNI Der Stuois
Snaenieur miro am 20. SuHi 1904 in ieineH
eiireuu. 5lptf6en Den Stuuoen bon ~ llbr Nit-
tags bis 2 ubr gIa1mittaas, iraeno ueIhe
portli6e ODER f6riitIi6e 9ltqubeH. ole BON
intereliirten F%arteien gemH6t lperoeu m6ger,
in 8eira6t 8iebeu.
.. Z. 1euoaa,
tSUni9. 10,16,tO Stuot Sngenteur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
SurocrungS : Nngebutc.
Separtcmeut fir bfientltdle Sauten.
h-Tennrfrutr hra StoAf Guoeufrur

SuDs 3CpuEICWCW OCs Siuot 8 AHatHteHrs.
Baltimore, ben /. sunni 1904.
lin ginrei6ung iepuroter oeriiegeIter 5oroe.
ruHgszglHgebote. nit Der 9tuii6riit .Broppiuls
for Treaieo 4luni uHo Ydbing 8Iuds. fir aus
gemeinc 3pede i'm StnotsS n9eHieurSs9epur
ment ludbreio oes SdDreS 1904, miro bterourdD
erfudt. unO tperoen ~oietelben inter Der Ibreiie
ees nBouro of gltpnros, care Of Sarrb q. 5000
Der, Heaiiier. GiiDs0Ga, Baltimore" bis sum
10. 9uni 1904, SormittGgS IL llbr, entaegeH
aenomfHen.
Sin beqIuubieter Gbed, in 9Bbe oes in ben
Spe5ifiIatiOHeu anaegebenen NetrageS, an Orr
Der ofS NlnnorS rno Staoirntbs bon Baltimore
9c5ogerl, nlb ieoem Ineebot b~eigettlet iein.
SpeBifiintioueu unb 9trgebots SOrlmtlare
f6uneu aui Griuben in btrtrm 8iireuu entgc,
Gen geHonmeH peroen. g~neebote fit ieoe
%eiu5elte Mrt Der oheu lpe5ifi8trteu WdteriaIien
meroeH angeuonmen, fails Der gluee6otiteler
nibt due Die eeluitnfdteu MatcGinIieu IieferH
lam.
q. 3. Senban,
StaotsS ngenieur.
8eTtdtigt:
6. 6lnD Simauus,
Rrdlioent Der GontrdftsBeb6roe.
9uni3-4,611,13-tD~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
9eftdtiet:

@ertegelte SoroeruusS.Angebute nit Der
guiibrift aEropOiulS for 9odi uno 5000 "oerie'
ben uno oil oen p9o1ro Of SuparoS" Der Stnot
Baltimore %aorCiiirt. Uerocu bis Wiittiuob, ben
10. Stunt 1904, &ormittags fl Hbr, I'M Niirenu
oe5 zJtegiitrntors, 9idtbbnuS, Baltimore,
WiO.. entgeaen %9etommen, fir Die Serforeung
Der Bebjroe Der ShuIs@ onlmiiidre nit 8oblen
mo SoI5. Spcjititutionen f0nnen i'm Bureau
Der S6ulbeb0r0e, Wiaoilons uno 9diaOettes AOe
eingete6en iueroen.
Sin bealanbigter Gbed i'm 8etrnae bon $500
muB iebem gnaebot fir Aoblen ~befgeiiigt fem.
Sin begldubigter 9bed im Netrdae bon 500
muB ichem glnae6ot iiir 3oG8 b~etaefigt fem.
6bedS miiiieu 51blbar an ben Wldbor uno
Stnoiraib bon Baltimore lem.
SGS 9iebt bleibt borbebulten, ireeno ipelhe
uuo ale glngeboie 81 periperfeu.
8. D.. 6upfes,
Seiretir Der NebDroe Der S6uls6ommifidre.
Guui3-4.6-11.13-1p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
Su6n Scrluia & Gu6m,

2eidenbetnttcr ume Ginbaliamirrr.
9ir. 2O0S. CreanS.Str. Wio. Gel: Winoinr 25i.
Sipet9gctd1tt gir. 524, berl. SutternsNnenuc,
QtgbIanotoIpn. @uItiupre, WsarbIano lelepbon
gStnoior go. NniIheu iperbeH ~geltetert iii
9ob5eiten. nnterbaltunaeH nno aleere @ele'
genbeiten. Oehf4 1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09

Cine meme ilIuitrirt Sic.
ierungS .NuSgobe bon Sd)iaer'S Wcr.
fen crideint sur Belt in Der Gcutideu
SerlogS AnituIt ST. Stuttgart redt
5eitgcmGB, 0enn 5ur Seier oeS bun
oertiten SooeSto9cS miro oo9 Snter.
eiie an unierem polfStbiimlihiteu
9i6ter b%eionOcrS re9c. SbiucrnuSz
goben bobcn mir ia IN @iille rmo
SiiQe; ober cine altSgobe, Die 10 uor-
nebm ousgeltottet unO 10 id6n mo
reid iIlllitrirt lit, rpic Ole porliegcn6c,
miro man pcrgeblih iuden. De-
BreiS ieber 2ieicrung betrGgt 90 Yfg.
81 be5icbcn ollrd) Die 9lIdbonolung
bon u. &anitif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
WuSrns @ittltoSf.

IS itdrb am 7. Stunt 1904 Sr. NnoteaS @iti'
itaot, ~9elicbter @ntte BON Iouiid Ntttiiuot. i'm
sitter bon 90 Sabren unn 3 WloIiaten. Die Ne
e%rbiauna iiuoet SOunsritnn, 9 tbr 9tnhmtttuaS,
bonn Irnlerbduie, 9tr. 229, ARt; RIealant 9lOe;
8iqblanotulpu. ans TAFT. Serlpunoie ltrlo
Sreunoe Der Snmilie lino b1fIi6ft ein9clnoci,
%herielbeu bci3ilunbncn. GOOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
Baltimore Sramsfer Sp.

Srput, nabe @ap.straRe,
bot TIRE glusftattung nm mebrere Subrperfe
(NdnS) berprbbert nno 1T iebt i'm Stanoe,
Wi0bel bon Suns 5i Saus 5i bcftroern uTo fir
Die sluibeipabrung ODER SerfeIonng al btrs
baden. groinpte uto Buoerldfflee @eotenuHa
,piro 'uaefi6ert. (62-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
puouu.6arf.Geuttern

Rene Seftionen iinb ieet sur 9eii6tignna ber'
Serintenoert oes GriileSes nnS 9ooens miro ieSe
geiuilni6te Mnsitutt ertbeiIen. 9as eremat1'
rum itebt tdgltb sur Snfpeitton loHeH., s8e9eH
Ndbereii iuenoe man Stb an ben superintendent
tuga.StraRe. CMpril5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
Nlualia @ruluf.

So iturb am 3. Sunt 1904 Nmnlia @rOIUd
in ibrem IL. HebenSiu0re. Die Neerotgnua
iinoct 1reitaa, ben ~. sunni. gia6miitnaS nm
3 ubr. BON rAunS6urHsTrim," Ir. 1IG, l9cit.
Seringtsn'S traRe, aus flatt. NGt-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
Mene amaeiaen.
9Nittclshnhrr.

SieieHiacH WtttgIieoer Der ,&pittelsbad. Gel.
tiun," mel1e ySiuens limo. nod ferner Wlitglies
Der oes ,SaheriiheH yiuti0nalsVerbaubes uDH
Torosgmcrita" 81 blclhclt lperoen eriudt. 9las
men uub AOretie an Angnit Stranff Gr. 1O1t,
EftsSaltimureHStraRe, eiH8uienoen. ttGt,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
TnhesfG1e

Nm 7. Sini Gliinbetb 3drider.
9m Z. SuHi Mininm artbur 5Gurnbcra, 10
Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
Baltimore Cemetery.
t2urraine.

MaIeriI6 - Barfnrtie = Srieoltn.
sgelilt4 bon @1Ibropf Elm nrlo cine polne
3ortb'gbenues@ar. Sreie auifheu NathmiftaeS
alli 2ernttnns, Breife bon Seardorlielisnen ieet
lpeSteu, Gei1te 9eoiRanneen. 1eiepoon
aoabs. SerIauat Brofniire. (WRat4.lS,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
Gle Sto6t ieIbit.

Die Stobt 0eS beiligen 9uomig
Fam I'M @roBen unb 8on5en nit
Baltimore nerglihcn meroen. Die.
icl6e lit III elmer S0nNe bon Is Mci.
ZEN an Dem meltIihen llier beS Wfii.
iiiiippi erbout un0 Die StroBen mini
Den iid in llcbereinitimmung NIT
Gem 6lllBbctte, 10 Dab eS 3iemlid)
lbmicrig lit, iid 5llredt 5l iinben.
0obei bcrriht Die ltubeQuemlidfcit
perId)ieoencr StroBcnbubn. Spitemc,
10 bob Elm Ynliogier iebr oft nit ici.
nen 5ransferir = Sidet auf einen
Wo9gon elmer Gonfurren5 . Clinic &C.
r1tb mo bon 9teuem be5oblen mllB.
Die Stobt miro oitrd ben 9rooo.
nan bon Norben nn1 Siioen orrt.
ihnitten uno bot cine 21nge pon
III glodS, melde biirh Die Morfet-
StroBe in Der Wtitte 9etbeilt meroen.
Vie man mir m~ittbeilte, iii oos 8e-
ldoftsleben 5ur 3eir iebr flal, bod
mod)t eS einen onlheineno iolioen
Ginornd. Mi0er Grmorten limo oie
StroBen nid)t 10 icbr belebt, mie man
c@ bon elmer IliSitclluneSitoot CT.
luarten loate. 0oS Yublifum, mel-
Dies ON Sonntog Nbenb in oer0titte
oerStaot neriommeit mar, ipar bohit
fosmopolitoniid unb idien nid)t 81
Den oberen 8ierbunoert 81 geboren.
@as fir Baltimore sur 3eit beion.
bers intereiiont 81 iein ideint. lit,
bob am Sonntog allc Sommertbii-
rem an ben @irtbidoften aei6loIien
iino, ooB aber aue Seitentbiiren OF.
fen gebolten mcroen oiirfen. Sd
fano bel Conn 6anit, ni6t meit bon
Der aNeitIihen Yoit" nibt ulrr oas
Sofol am S6anftiide sefiiut. Jon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09
WaralanozS nIitut.

@usIteauug Der ~gtrbeiien Der S6fiIer Der
@untts uuo 3eideui6n!e i'm Iebten Sabre uno
@ d 8 am @aSiiiittiru1,o'dd,, eS SaT rns4HI mTS
5rcitag, ben g., 8. mn 10. SUM. bon 10 llbr
8ormitinas bis 10 llbr 9ben0s. gintritt frei
Sns Fu6Iifum 1T etnaeIaben. Q57-62)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09

Ger lluter it Scfrc.
tar fir Snoicn crfldrte I'M en9liiden
Obcrbouie: ngSir f0nnen bon elmer
iriebliben Wiiiion niht mebr reoen,
mir fiibren arieg nit Sbibet unO Gle
@ofien mer6en nidt cher nieocrQe.
lcgt lper0en, ais bis mir 81 einent
%tinoenoen Ginpernebmcn gelonNt
limo mo Compensation fir ocn erlit
tenen Sbooen erbolten boben." Cd
engIiid. Grit briht Gn9Iano in ooH
rubiqe Sbibet elm, nnb olS bic Thi'
betnner ben Ginorin9linoen geNer.
iiber ibr SoltSred)t 81 ipobren illd)cr.
On fnoIlt man lie nieoer uno perlonct
aud) nod Compensation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09

Rod limb eS q It bier @ 0.
den bis gum 4. Sui, uno idon font.
men aus peridiebenen Stooten Wel-
onngen iiber Starrfrompf mo Soh
non anaben, Die NIT ainoerpiitoler
gefnaIlt baben. Gos nlte Sieo, trot
aller @armngen in Der Yreiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-09

Cine SARGE in Nem.N ort
bat 0ienitog Elm porlGufigeS Gnoe
genommen. Die Wulottin Sonnob
GlioS, oic oen oIten. reiden @inlpcl
s. q. Ylott 10 griinblid serupii.
bate iid) in oen lebten Soaen IN III
rem prGhti9en &1uie ollen geriht.
liden S%orloouugen 5i entiieben ac-
muBt. Cine an ole Soustbiir 9cno-
gelte &orloomg blieb unbeodtet.
Die Yoli5ei mod)te Dem lllf Damn
idlieBIif Elm grbe. ifliig Die 3hiire
nit elmer Nrt Elm mo perboitete Die
M1,Iattin. Die meiteren gntbiiaml.
gen peroen fir uniere ieniation2
liiiternen 9ldtter rrihlid Stoff brin.
gen.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-05-07
Report of Textbook Committee.

The textbook committee for Acco'
mac county composed of Supt. It. IT,
Joynes, chairman, Teachers Geo. u
Bundick, A. l.. Burger and Edgar
Sydenstricker, and Trustees W. h.
Covington, d. H. johnson and j. H.
Turner met at Onley, Va, on Thurs
day, April 2sth. After giving ten
minutes for hearing to each OF the
publishing firms represented, the fol-
lowing text books were adopted for
use in the public schools In this
county:
Arnold's Primer, Silver, Burdett q
Co.; Branson's two book Common
School Speller, B. F. johnson u Co.,
Heath's Vertical Spelling Blanks, D.
@. Heath & Co.; Graded Literature
Readers to v, Maynard Merrill q
Co.; Hyde's two.book course In En-
glish (revised), D. G. Heath q Co.
Smithey's History of Virginia, Amer
lean Book Co.; Lees Primary History
of the q. 8. (revised), b. F. Johnson
g. 90: Whites School History OF the
u. s., Silver, Burdett 81 Co.; Maury't
New Elementary and New Manual OF
Geography, University Publ. Co.
Whites Arithmetics new three BOOK
series), American Book Co; Cutters
Physiologies, ]. P. Lippincott u Co.
Natural System of Vertical Writing'
d. @. Heath g. Co ; SmithdeaPs Slant
Copy Books, B. F. johnson q 20
Augsburg's Drawing System, Educa
tional Publ. Co.; Modern Music Be
ries, Silver, Burdett s. Co.; Webster''
Dictionaries, American Book GO
Fox's Civil Government in Virginia
Richardson, Smith & Co.; Books fol
Supplementary use:-Nichors Arith'
metics (for graded schools), Thomp-
son. Brown & Co Chambers Makers
of American History (for 9th and 18th
grades), Silver, Burdett & Co.; Ma
cill's Stories from Virginia History
J.P. Bell s. Co; Literary Master
pieces (for higher grades), Houghton
Miffiin & Co.; Mowry's First Steps In
the History OF England, Silver, Bur
dett & Co.; Tarr and MacMurray''
Virginia Geography, Macmillan Co
The retail prices and exchange
prices f,r the a and old books were
previously settled u2on by the State
Board of Education, Richmond, Va
Edgar Sydenstricker,
Secretary.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-05-07

Senator German is again In the
race for the Presidential nomination
AID in the opinion of his Maryland
friends has reasonable show OF OBJ
tanning this goal Of his lifelong am
bition. Their expectation is based
uLon the ground that Judge Parker
las failed to touch the chord OF popu-
lar enth usiasm as he should and thai
when he goes down at the st. Louis
Lvention, as he will, that a wave
OF enthusiasm would set in Tor the
Maryland man which will sweep the
convention from its feet and make
him the nominee of the party. They
concede that the chances are about
equal between Parker and German
but claim that the leaders are Tor the
latter and can turn the tide IN his
favor il they desire it, or think it ex-
De dient to do so.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-05-07

Hon. g. Il. Bland, Of Portsmouth,
has sent circular letter throughout
the State announcing himself can
didate for Lieutenant Governor. In
this letter be says: II do not thus
announce myself through any great
demand of the people, as it has be
como fashionable to say, but simply
and solely from the fact that l want
to be Lieutenant-tiovernor OF Vir-
ginia, believing firmly that II the
trust be committed to my keeping
the people who thus repose confidence
In me will at least have cause TO
commend my faithful devotion TO
the duties of the office"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-05-07
AoooMAo COURT HOUSE. VA.
Entered 1t tie Postofiice st Accomsc q. ID.
Va, &c sscond-class matter.

A farmers organization was erected
at Pocomoke on Wednesday under
the name of the Peninsula Produce
Exchange with w. G. Bromley, bust
ness manager. and W. c.. Cullen, OF
this county, secretary and treasurer
which will be operated along lines
similar to our Exchange and ia all
things, we trust, 10 harmony with IT,.
Indeed the interests of the two being
identical and for the betterment OF
the condition of the farmers, and
through them of the best interests OF
all the people of both sections, they
must and will, we doubt not, work
together so tremendously that IL
name only will they be under diff
ferent management. To that end, OF
course, there must be a perfect ur-
derstanding between the officers OF
the two organizations, as to the uui'
formity OF the package i'll which
shipment of produce is made, in the
preparation and grading OF the pro-
duce for market, as to time OF ship
ment. methods of distribution, In
everything in fact, which pertains TO
the welfare OF both-and they must
be in such close touch with each
other that daily or hourly c5Onllel-
~ nv
pborss or otherwise, can be held
v,nenever 1t is necessary.
That such result is to be expected
goes without saying and, we are glad
to believe, that long step has been
made In that direction in the selec-
ton of the business manager and
secretary and treasurer OF the PENN
sula Produce Exchange OF Maryland.
With Mr.. Bromley in the former
capacity, we are advised, that the
Peninsula Exchange will have an
intelligent and active business man,
thoroughly 10 earnest in the work
WnICA Nhe OCCA oeei dCN AlLA NLO
ready to do all in his power to pro-
mote its interest, and that Exchange
is surely fortunate in securing Mr..
ullen as the secretary and treasurer
As chief clerk of the business mana
ger OF the Eastern Shore Produce
Exchange for the last two years tie
WAS not only posted in the work in
all of it's brauch-s but has the capaci-
ty and that lofty sense of duty, which
will make him discharge well all the
cuties of the new position to which
he has been chosen.
With good officers in charge of the
two Exchanges harmony is not oply
assured between them but results,
%siiiiicsn win III mean prosperity not OH!
to the farmers OF the two sections ou
a greater prosperity to every on
brought In contact with them II
whatever business they may be en-
gagged.
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Spring and Summer
GOODS.

Now open at our store at
Mappsburg in variety and !
quantity to meet the wants of
all of our customers.
In the list we name in part:
Lawns, dimities, swiss, silk
zephyrs, Bingham Of all kinds,
piquas, dress hannels, cotton
and silk appliques, silks Of all
kinds, Hamburg edging, rib
bons, &c.
Fine line of Negligee Shirts.
India Mulls and L mems.
Shoes and Oxfords to suit
the purse and taste of everyone;
Large lot Of lawns reduced
to make room for other goods.
Carriage Harness from 500
to $500.
Dry Goods, Notions, &c.
The half cant be told in this
space. Call and ask for what
you want. We have it.
Downing & Bro.
Mappsburg, Va.
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StorehouSe For Sale.

AS attorney-in fact, I will sell
by public auction the undivided
one-half % interest belonging
to J. E Dave Winder in a GER
tain storehouse, situated on the
southern end of Chincoteague
Island, Accomac county, Vlr-
ginia, on Saturday, the 7th day
of May, 1904, at 2 p. M, on that
day in the front of the said
storehouse.
The said storehouse is owned
Jointly by the said Winder and
M. Andrews and is situated up
on the land of, and rented for
the current year, by the said
Andrews.
Possession will be given March
10th, 1905. but the rent for one
year prior to the aforesaid
date, March 10th, 1905, will pass
to the purchaser thereof.
Terms made known on the
day of sale.
Isaac j. Reynolds,
Attorney-in-fact for
j. E. Dave Winder.
April goth, 1904
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Cured His Mother of Rheumatism

I" My mother has been sufferer for
MANY wears with rheumatism, says
w II. Howard, of Husband, Pa. "At
times she was unable to move at all,
while at all times walking was pain
full. l presented her with bottle OF
Chamberlain Pain Balm and after a
few applications she decided it was the
most wonderful pain reliever she had
ever tried in fact, she is never without
it now and is at all times able to walk.
An occasional application of Pain Balm
keeps away the pain that she was
formerly troubled with" For sale by
all medicine dealers.
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FOT Sale OF Rent.

l offer for sale or rent at pri-
vate contract my farm of 800
acres of upland, 200 in cultiva-
ton, we'll adapted to trucks,
such as sweet and irish pota-
toes, tomatoes, &c. and fine
corn and wheat land. Marsh
and fresh grass enough on the
premises to support 100 head of
cattle and so sheep. Improved
land for the planting ct 100
barrels of Irish potatoes also on
farm.
Five buildings on farm, one
nice one and all in good repair.
1t can be subdivided and is
offered to one or three parties.
TERMS - One third or one
fourth cash and any reasonable
time for balance.
If not sold l will rent 1t for
cash or share.
w. H. KITCHENS,
Hallwood, Va.
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James n. Hayes, the negro lawyer
who was the colleague of Capt. John
g Wise in the suits to overturn the
States new Constitution, announces
that the adverse decision of the Su-
preme Court does not end the fight.
A case is now on the docket OF the
United States District Court Rich
mond which will ultimately go to the
Supreme Court, in which the negro
hope to have the legality of the or
ganic law passed upon.
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FoR SALE-House and lot. House
s rooms, and storenouee
and blacksmith shop on this same
lot, situated In New Church. VIII
sell cheap. For further informa-
ton apply to.
E. w. Hutchinson,
New Church, Va.
April 20, 1904.
For SALE-Sloop Carrie p. Gam
brill. capacity $50 bushels of oysters,
in good repair. Her dredging quail
ties are we'll known. VIII sell cheap
as | have no use for her. Apply 10
Mrs. Mickey A. Hall.
Marsh Market, Va.
For SALE One dead-rise bateau,
"a feet long, In good order. Apply 10
o. w. Dunton.
Atlantic, Va.
NoTICE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from claiming or oyster
inc ON nv shore or my rocks, known
as Roam rocks, under penalty OF q
prosecution to the full extent OK law
NJ. Northam.
Modestown, Va
For SALES. G. Brown Leghorn
eggs for setting, so cents for 10 eggs
SPECIAL price for larger quantities
these birds are guarded and care
fully bred. .,.
Horntown, Va.
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The council at Richmond, Tuesday
last, approved the finance com com
mitte.'s report to appropriate $40 OOO
to the equestrian statue of "Jeb. "
Stewart. This ipsures the erection OF
a monument of creditable character
to the great cavalry leader, the state
having already appropriated a like
sum and the association having IN
the treasury a large amount.