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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-12
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-12
HidJtcr Ggudl.

81 ihmonb, @a., 6. 9higuIt. -
9lnorcp 9uOlep, Elm NegerbllrIhc,
melher ouS fleine WtGbden 9Ioomer
VicGlain nobe Greenfield, Neliora
Golrntp, gum Spier zines inIittlihen
slngriIis mobte, tunroe in Der lcb,
ten gIodt blir6 einen Wob sll glf.
ton oenl @eluubrlom beS Eoli3iitcn
Griber entriilen. oui Ben S6ouplnt
ieines &erbredeuS 5uriifgeiiibrt II.
on einem 9mme ouigeb1ngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-12

9lQc SponrtnG aus irij0cru &o6-
rcn iibcrbrildt. @oum in
9Iclp Norf. -- Goaort nil. on Der
2lrbeit bleibcn, bis Eorter cr-
mGblt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-12
g djlucrer 9croadDt.

@ortiorb Gitp Sno., 6.
9lliguIt. - 9laqeneineS 9(uiie6en er.
regt bier Die &erboitlng Der 6rall
W. VI, &rollB, gcb. 9ioe 9lnocruon
llno @ottln eincs ongelebenen Gro
giiiIten llno @eihditSmunnes, ltnter
Der SeIbuloigiutg, bob iie ibre StieI,
todter, SRI. GrDItol &rouB. pcrgIftct
bot. Der Wogen oes ueritorbcncn
W'dotens muroe 3ltm 3met Scr de
mllden slnolple nod) Sort @uUnc gc-
ldnot. Wiit Der Ierne6numg Der
3ellgen mltroe belltc NohmittoN Der
glnfang genladt. Grol &roitB bc'ln.
oct lid nod in Soit. Sie lit cine
,Srou bon y ,Sabren mo Die (ohtcr
oeS Or. ". gl. gtnoermun Erdlioenl
ten oeS Stnots 5Dierar3t Gcrcln@,
oelen @ottin I'M Soipitul 3ll GltcIll'
natl geitorben it, nndoen ne olc
Sodter sur Wlitcrbin ibreS g(1hId''
les eingeicbt bate. Ger gonje @c'lG (
oeS Srn. &roltB ltcbt all' 'einenI cl9c.
nen Namcn mo olS cr lid Dor OreI
Monoten nit Sri. Nae 9Inoerman
pernrGbltc, crridtete er cin Getanent
ourd, mclhes er ieinc (odter 3ur llnl'
perlolerbin ciniebte mo mlr Die 9lua.
sobllno cinea Seqnt5 bon $4,000 al
ieine g9itrue iehs Yionnte nnd lei
nem 9(ble6en onoronetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-12

@oihinqton :. G,.6. sllig.-
r.Scnotor Charles u. Somne, ebe.
moIs ppn .Rinucioto uno Jest BON
! ouunom sail elmer Der intinrIten
noIitiihcn 1lrcuOc, lpelbe grpon jc
oehobt. oubcrtc iib beltte in iebr 5it.
nrriibtrihcr ~ g8eiic iiber Snoiano.
IS lit mcinc ebrli6c lleber5eu-
orna. faatc cr roob Oic SemOtroten
nortrciiIitc ~ 2tu2lihten boben s5n.
hiono Vt acrinncn. SD bin BORT ge.
rno;,n ,rnO habe nit Gemofraten offer
Shottirrrgeu geipro6en. go entgc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-12
Germistc StrGilinac.

Sefierionnille, Sno.. 5.
Ehiguft. Die 9seger Sra Earfer
uno Holpb @otemooo, 5mei pegen
GinbruhS perilrtbeilte Strdflingc,
lino entlpeoer nlts Dem bieiigen 3udt.
baltie entfommen ooer Iteden ais Sci.
hcn in ser 2lbpugSrobre bon orei5ebN
3oa int GllrhmeIier, lueIfe cine
Meile neit Don ser Strnfanltalt na6
Dem Sbioilllie fiibrt. GiNe Inter.
il,hlng lit i'm @ange,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-12

2lSpboIt Comp" Stinmnma gegeu
Guitro 81 MAIDEN.
Sir sic 9ten Dorfer
Spct qemonuen.
Qircttor Ncinrih Gourico hat Sen
bcFonntcu l&icucr @apeumcitcr Tml
Gi5Icr iiir Oic udhite Suiion inn Jtem-
2Jortcr yNletropoliton Cpera @ouie"
cnquairt.
MiCicn til miu0el.
Die 4rciie IN ct. Ectcr9burg foBt
Jest ben Wtutb, Die SpiGbilbercicn
bci'm Not6cn &rcu} mo Ocn ilbri0eu
potriotiitbcn llntcrncbnunAcn oifen
olrf5uoccfcn, mo c3 lit uur 81 MINI
ihcn, oub Die ObcrpreBpcrpaltunQ
ibr nidt micocr ben DiouIforb an
leQt. 0ic Hciiocn}6ldttcr brin9cH
ioIgcnoe Mittbcilltng: Som G'eiiibl
Der G'rgcbenbeit iiir Soiicr mo &cs
terluno, iomie Don oem @lmihe er.
iiiat, ooS S6idinl lniercr bropcu
arcQer I'M iernCu 0Itcu 81 erIcid)s
tern, ipcnorte Die GberIiOn ifc @ou.
ucrucmcntS 2unoi6nft 100000 9tl-
bel. uu0 5lpur 100000 9iubel fiir baa
NothC &rclt5, 100000 Hubcl fiir 0cr
Nlottcubollinno un0 100000 Rrb2l
iiw Die NoniIicn uerlpllnoetcr llno
to0!cr aricQcr. Gle Stiftlng mir0c
Dor mchr, ais 5lpei0onaten gendht
mo bic &nNoid)nit mar bomoIs fcit
oooon ilbcBcuQt, bob oo5 geipcnoctc
@cl0 bolO icintn @cltimnrlngSort
errrihcn ucroC. 8olig iibcrraidt
mlrOc MN in ocu ctitcn Sagen Oc3
! Mni OCr Gbcriion'ihc @ouperne-
ucnt9 9IOcI5morihnQ our6 Elm
Shrcibcu 0c9 Giri9irenocn Der
@on5lcI Der &uiicrin 9llerun0ro, odS
Ole 9lnfro8c cnthiclt, 100 lih Ole iiir
Die NIottc 0clpcnOctcu 100000 9tu6cl
bcf0H0ell 0a lie Der SulBlci nid)t 5lt-
gcgon9cn icicn Soiort pur0e ourb
0cn gl0el9muridnll fcIt9eltcllt, oob
Die be}iigliden Sununcn uutcr ges
lluueItcr 9lHgnbc ibrcr 8eitinnllng
luut ser porban0cncn 0rci Glittin.
gen nm 8. april boor mo ri6tig bel
Der Ncntci einae}ohIt icicn." Sopeit
bic GlGttcrnucbrid]t Gine Iuffl1'
rlnG lit bis Jest nod nd)t erfolgt,
trobOcm Ole &an5lCi ihon ieit Orei
8ohcn aemtniB bon ser llnterihlo.
0nf0 bot. gnnucoer IudIt man nod
nuh Der Sinlmte, oic lih iraenomo
ocrtrilmclt bat, pocr man nil Den
Spibbuben nift an Sen Eronger
Itcllcn, ncil er urrlnlttblid) iebr bobcr
Stcalng it, Inter Iol6en SerbdIts
niiicn bari man iid) niht punorru,
ncnn bier ooS 3ueiiellos iibertrie.
bcue @eriiht gebt, eS icicn bis icbt
bci'm Hotbcn &rel5 al 8elo. uno
onocren SpcnbCn nid)t ncniger, olS
/ 20 Wtiuioncn Ntbcl ubbonoeu &c,
/ funmcn,
9lrnol0 &ruQ Qcitorbcn
Ger um Die Gnhuidlung Der
Af0nncrqcionG. .8ereinc bohueroiente
Gomponiit 9lrnol0 arug lit aus Dem
2eben 0Cid)icocn. (9lrnolo Srltg
mlrOe am IS. 0ttobcr 1919 jl Sam.
burg geborcn uon icinem8oter, oem
W}uiflcbrcr Gietrih &rug, unter.
rcbtct, lpGtcr pon @urlitt meiter0C.
bil0ct, mar 1868 Shiiler oca Seip4
}iger GonicrOntorlutmS, 1869 Stipen.
0iut Der W}ojurt- Stiftllng lno ais
iold1cr SdJllcr bon NeincCfe ln0 &iel
| 1S7D. luar 1S72-1S77 Gebrer oc3
&lnpcrlpielS om Sterll'iden Gon-
! ieruatorilmn 5lt Berlin mo ging 1877
/ bis 1873 ais Stipen0iot Gcr Wteper.
beer Sti'tltng nod ,Nolien uno
6rontredj. Seit0enl Icbte CT 5u
&umburg oIS Girigent cineS eigenen
@cionapercinS, ieit 1885 mar er
Hebrcr om Gonieruatorilm umo 81.
rigcnt Der 2lltouo'er Singofaoenie
arug beinB elm geiunoes Gompoii.
tionStolent mo belt iid) BON Giieft.
bol6erei fern) 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-12

lIVO letll lltpUtCll, nC 1tftOen ntllIc
ouI cin mo 0oiielbc 3ieI los lmo ouS !
Hciultot mCiner @cobuhtllnacn it, |
0aB lie nit pcrcintCu 9lnitrcnQun0cn
inn Stun0e iein ucrocn, ocn Stuut
icbt bcmotrutild) 5u mohCu. Gic@ol0.
0entofrotcn limo cutEiiuitiidl iiir OoS
Notionulc Gidet m0 ih 0Ioubc, oof |
ioIt nbne gIuSnabme i1nmtlit)e
@ruon=GCnotruten nit alIcu &r1itCl
liir Horfer lmo 0opi@ cintrctn ,pcr- /
ocn. (lcb iagte ibneL bnf ntCiuer MT
liht nah Scr Gonpcnt Don Ct. %Wua,
oils Der @cIhluB 0efobt mur0c, ole be
fannie g(ntmort an Nihtcr Gurtcr 5ll
ienocn. in Aol} ltnpertennborcr @cilC
oic @oloplunte Der Rluttform cInucc.
lcibt babe, Qcnort 10, nl2 Oh Dies i'll
0ireftcn Morten Aeln1t luorCn Iu0rc.
glber icb fiiQte biu3iL DOB Dies 0ol1j
glei6giltiQ Iei Ncnn Die @clOtrnQc
bobe feline 9coclltlnG iilr oicic Gum-
poQnc. >$b mcr0c iiir boS Sidct ullf
0cn Stunp geben uno fiir 0uI'elbe
nub bciten ar1ften orbcitcuL unb id)
olou6e, Serr 9rpun miro cbcnIol5
lcbr tbGtiN iiir ooS Eidct iein. l(1-
icre 9ht8IiNtcn in emsYorf llnO (Sn-
oionu iinb olSQc5cidnct, llno nit Die
icu S5tnnteu iii Die Shlod)t 10 ant mic
qeluonnen,"
Gopnc'3 9lcltbcrlnNcn limo olt&
oCm @rllnOC bon bcIon0crcnl gcrth,
lpcil er icit \$abrcn elmer Der cifrigltcn
Silbcrlcutc qcmeicn lit. Gr luor be.
fomntlih rripritnQlitb 9trpublifoner,
aing obcr in 1896 oIS @rnirmorter
Scr 6rciiilber- Er01lnN 3u @rpon
iiber SSSnl Sontor 1903 morO CT bon
Dem ocmofrotiihen @ouucrncltr &inb
BON Wiltnciotn 3luu 9un0c9lcnotor
crnonnt, oils Senator 0npi3 9eitors
ben, cr fltngirte nlS Iolder cini0e @n-
6cu. 8onn iiebeIte cr nof 9tem-
2)ort ilbcr, INN 6ie gIbpototur 81 prot
! tl5irCn ,ln0 eS 1tebt 81 erlunrten, ouB
er sic Honlinotion fir Sen GOngreB
erbolten II. ais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bier nie0cr in @oibinQton cin5iebel
miro. nem ser 50. GongrcB juioms
men tritt.
Die Scnotoren .@lfins NM Scott
bon @cit 8irqiniell, bcqleitet bon 0eln
republifouii6eu StootS-GonlitesGor.
| Iibcnocn, elliott gtortbcoit morcn
berlet bci'm FrGii0cnten, lm bcnlicl-
ben Ben Stoot g8e1t-Sirginieu cr9c.
benlt 5lm @eIbenf 81 nladen. Sic
luaren elm &cr5 llno elm Whlno IN Scr
&criihCrlnQ, hob g8eit.@ir0inicn
min0eitcnS $4,000 WoioritGt iiir 0oS
repubIifonilhe Sidet ubgeben rueroc,
oGTSn elmer Grdiibcnti6oftSs limo
nienlolS Stooten our6 Die pcrions
libe 9eliebtbeit zines Sice-GrGiiocnt-
ihoitS. .Gunoiootcn gelponnen pOrOen
gSeit. .@irginien lit elm Sdub5oIlitoot
lno ipiro eS blei6en." Gin llnbcIons
gener politiiher geobohter, OCIlcll
@eobobtllngsgabe lmb rihtigcS llr'
tbeil licb oft 6clpGbrt bObcn,
febrte beutc bon YorferSbur9 3uriif,
no er Dem benofrotil6en Stoots'
Gonpent BON @clt.&irginien beige
ipobnt.. Gr erfldrt, oa6 Die 9emotr1'
ten -Gireinien'S ieit pielen Sob
rem nift in 10 por5iigliher &erfoii,no
lid beilnoen boben, lpie jebt, ooB be,
onpent gon5 rngenein entbuiioitild
nor unb baB Die 0enofraten nit ben
grDBten Giier iid) IN Die Gompogn(
fifteen perOen mobreno cine Bot
Spoltllng inter Den Gepublifonerr
berridt. Gr be5eibnete Die glltSlid)
Der 3enofroten, ben Stoot slt oelpin
ncn ais einen n2eoo Eipe Gind),
lpie bie Ebroic 4oiltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-12
Sic IarplanS Sanbitrmmcn.Sdlnle.

Gas 81. Shuinbr bcgtnnt am H. ecptem.
bcr. &etner Seftc Gngeb6renb; fir ole 3uus
beieIt iilr ben llntcrridt in hcn 0iicnilihcu
SbuIen 1T. Sprcbcu mno Qippcn.geicn Qes
lebrt, ebenio @ramnldrs uno nlGocmt'be ,Sd
der. 1cbr geiuno 0elcNeu lHiCrbalt uuo
llntcrrtht irei iiir GCluo1uer bon WarOauo
MtdlI uenoe iicb an GbaS. u. Glu, ErinUpal.
(Iug2-Scpu9i Gi Su,Ga)
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-10-13
Tax Assessment for Cobb
County for the year 1904

Cobb Court OF Ordinary for County purposes, Sep
tember Term, September 5th, 1904
1t is ordered by the Court that the Tax CoIlec-
tor OF Cobb County assess and levy tax for the
year 1904 at the rate of eighty SO cents on every
one hundred dollars worth of taxable property
returned ana assessed against each tax payer, and
upon all the property in the County subject to
taxat0n, al yaiorem; the same to be assessed for
the following purposes to.wit: To build and repair
bridges and ferries, public bnildinss and other
puoilc improvements, Twenty (20) cents on every
one hundred dollars worth of property.
10 pay eherlfis Jaiors or other officers fees that
they may be entitled to from the County, Five (5)
cents on every one hundred dollars worth of pro-
perty. ~ :
To pay expenses of Lunatics, and holding in
quests, Two and one-half (212) cents on every one
hundred dollars worth OF property.
10 pay Ballitfs, nonresident Witnesses Station
cry and board OF prisoners, Six (6) cents on every
one hundred dollars worth of property.
10 pay Jurors per diem compensation Six (6)
cents on every one hundred dollars worth of pro-
perty. F-0
To pay expenses incurred in supporting the
Almshouse and other poor of the county, Seven az
perry - F-0
10 pay for machinery and tools, equipping and
working the county changing, aud other expen-
Ses In working the public roads OF the COUNTY
twenty t2Ol cents on every one hundred dollars
worth OF property.
To pay officers extra compensation Ion accounts
approved by the Grand Jury, Three-Fourths "A
OF one cent on every one hundred dollars worth of
property.
TO pay expenses incurred in holding elections
IN Inc county, hree-fourths of one cent on every
To pay any other lawful chaIges AGAINST the
county, Twelve az cents every one hundred
dollars worth of property. This Sept. 5th, 1904
JOHN AWTREY, Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-10-13
EXECUTORS SALE.

Agreeable to an order of the court Of
Ordinary of Cherokee county, Georgia
granted at the July: term 1901, there
will be sold at public outcry
before the court house door IN
Canton, Cherokee county, Georgia,
the LIST Tuesday in November 1904
between the usual hours of SALE
the following described property towit
one six room house and the lot upon
which the same is located in Marietta
Ca, on Cherokee street, said lot bound
ed on the east by Cherokee street; On
north by the property of Mrs. Sanges
and on the west by an alley and bounded
on south by Denmead street, the same
known as the T. D. Evans residence lot
Sold for distribution among heirs and
legatees of Thos. d. Evans, late of Cher
okee county deceased. Terms cash.
W. L. and Grace DuPree
Exct. of Thos. D. Evans, deceased
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-10-13
WADE-PICKENS,

The marriage of Miss Lizzie
Wade, of New Salem, and Mr.
Oscar Pickens, of Lost Mountain,
took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs f L
Wade, near Marietta last Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev W E
McCollum. The guests at the
wedding included only few rela-
tives of the bride and groom. The
parlor was prettily and profuselv
decorated with evergreens. Miss
Lizzie is the youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs E L Wade. Mr.
Pickens is prosperous farmer of
Lost Mountain. They are at the
home of the groom's father, where
reception was rendered them.
Both of these young people have
host Of friends here who wish for
them the best in life.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-10-13
Physicians Good Luck.
DR.. Harris Fortunate Experience NJ
Special Interest to Many in
Marietta.

The happiest man in New England to-
day and one who is receiving cOnpratu-
latlons OF his friends, is DR.. Philip u.
Hart, of Lacania, N, H.
Probably no physician is better known
III all parts of the United States than
DR.. Hart,as he has been a great traveller
and knows the best people wherever he
has been. For years he has suffered
with catarrh in its worst form.
Although he resorted to the latest
scientific treatment, and consulted
many OF his brother physicians, DR..
Hart finally said, II might Just as we'll
nave thrown my money in the river for
| grew worse and worse. 1t is really
due to my wife's good judgment that I
tried Hyomei." The Doctor, in his
emphatic, way added, Thank God that
| did, for Hyomeicured me completely,
My wife and / will swear that Hyomei
cured me OF the worst case of catarrh
that ever existed. | used to cough con-
stantly at night, and had dropping in
the throat, which kept me awake a
great deal. | raised thick phlegm and
was in horrible condition. However,
l am entirely cured, solely through the
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y. M. Crosby & Co., are the local
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costs but 81, extra bottles, SOC. They
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ASK them to show you the strong guar
antee under which it is sold.
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Sheriff'S Sales for NOvem-
Der.

Will be sold before the Court House
door in the city of Marietta. Cobb coun-
ty, Ca, on the first Tuesday in Novem.
Der, 1904, during the legal hours of sale,
the following property to.wit:
Also at the same time and place. One
Hundred and Ninety-fve shares of the
capital stock of the Corporation known
as the Belmont Farm, said shares of
capital stock belonging to Mrs. M. NJ.
Wight, as her property. Levied on as
the property of Mrs. NJ NJ Wight by
virtue of and to satisfy fila issued from
Dougherty Superior Court in favor of
M. Weslosky, Receiver of the CONNER
cial Bank, of Albany, Ga, VS. Mrs. M. M.
Wight. Notice given to Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Wight, defendant, and to Ed L Wight,
President of Belmont Farm.
Also at same time and place, Land lot
No. So in the 18th district and ID section
of Cobb county, Ga. Levied on as the
property of A. Y. Moss to satisfy cost
ii ia for use of officers of court. issued
from Cobb Superior Court in favor of
w. j NotheTn, Governor of the State of
Georgia, VS. Andrew Hayes and A. Y.
MOSS. Notice given in terms of the law.
Also at the same time and place, Two
shares OF the capital stock of the Cor
poration known as the Belmont Farm,
said shares of capital stock belonging to
Ed l.. Wight, as his property Levied
on as the property of Ed L. Wight, by
virtue OF and to satisfy fila issued
from DougheIty Superior Court in favor
OF NJ. Weslosky, Receiver of Commercial
Bank of Albany, Ca, VS.. Ed L. Wight.
Notice given Ed L. Wight, President of
Belmont Farm, and Ed l. Wight, de.
PENDANT in fila.
W. J. FREY. Sheriff
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