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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Baltimore 9ampf.E ufct.Go.

&c Yer. GlnnlcnIBofi bcf6r0erno.
Sampler faGrcn tdalid, Sonnidas nuSocnums
men bon ben nVuO Gine" sBicrS, Ir. 1913.
Qtgbts Sirabe, $50 9beuoS, bircIt nndb Oh
9innfien 6eS Giloet5. &crbtnbnro I'm Sln
Roint Comfort nit IS. & O. @tfcn6nbn" RAD
Rt6monb,. &erbtnbuuG IN RurtSunUutb NIT Dem
mouth mad gttInntn. Sr NlprfolI Ner6inonno
nit Ter ~%glttnntic COAT Zine. glortoII ms
Garodta. .&orIoIf .nio. Iioli6, 9jorfolf inS
bern, gBnfbiuaton. G.sG., uto Jtidmonb, ga.
YiubBeitcn mad clrropdifbcm Elaue. Qlrlts
rtole .MGtltcnjtmitcr, eIcitrii6e NcIcuhtuna.
Tnnpfbei5una, Goicn fret. Hcferbirte Guiitcfis
glr. 321, 9Ncits9altiiHorc Sirnbe, yr. sos uno
Dos. Gtgbis Strnbc. g. ". g. office, Or. 2fb,
orha,Sbaries StruBe, mo Nlbaugb'S, Charles
gerinptonsStrdbe.
SUbn %. Sberiuuub, e. grutuu,
SttcBrai. 1t. 9eu. 'WlHltnaer. Sen. sga{. s9eent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
McrdantS' & Mincrs' SruuspOr.
tattpn Gumpani.

Nah S0ttet iino OCnt Often; ieocn Wloniad,
Nic1ftug 9pnneritug mo Sumltan, Nbcno@
q ll6r.
9tnh Frohioence uio benz Often. ieoenSpnus
lag, Withhold lnn 6rcituQ. Nbenos 6 llbr.
NM g llbr Mhenbs. 49,
Sraht iuirb tdelicb bis 3 ubr g(beubs fir an
oenl In9e dblabreuoc 9nripier nHNcnomntct.
Tag, Norflerftag ltubs Goniliug. glbenoS q tlbr.
Noiioiler lto lsrobioence ; Sampfer fabrcll
BON Der YSerfte am 6ube oeS Coma Gods 40;
SnpoIitaDsS aliipter bon Der gSerfte dH 5ubc
Der SBetts SatlSsg tbenue.
s. u. @iain06am, ggeui,
NOHgzSod.
~. Y. turner, @.sV. ",
~ u. .. SiebbinS, 6 .s9P.
oallptbiirenlt gr. Goa, Rurb, Charles. ctr.
SrgHl' mo BaiinG c'9ilrenI-glr. 22t, gReli,
baltimore tru6e. UI3J&SC'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Der. Singer Oun Baltimore.

3ollptQlorticr: n@crmanio +. I6r.
nerdor $ Sa1e"; anItirenocr 8r1ii.
bent @corg Sitting, Mr. G13, Oit.
SopettcitraBe; correlponoiren0er uno
prototoairen0er Scfretdr s. 8iuiom
8ll0enilts, Ger. 1928, SrIeonsItraBe;
5inan5icfret0r O.. SimmcIbebcr, Gar.
3f5, Ntoro.@ocnItroBe; S6asnlciItcr
$. gidlidJ, gtr. 7t3, @arnerItraBc;
0irigcnt .. MeIamet. ScriammIung
ieoen 3meitcI Sreitag i'm Ionat.
DIrion."
Sauptquarticr: Stog . Soae, Yer.
205, Sonober-S traBe. Gingltunoe:
Wfittpod - 9irigent: s. 6. 8rant.
n9armoGic."
Sauptquorticr; Nr. 4tA. @cIt.
5apctteItraBe. Gin9Itunoc: 0icn.
tags - Qirigcrt: So6n q. aIcin.
n@ermonio . WGnaerdor."
9altptmlartier; Wermonia . W2Gn.
nerdor 3 Sale, gr. 4t0-412, 8cIt.
2om6aroitroBe. SingItunoe: Don.
ncrItag8 - 9iri9ent: Gbeooor Sem,
berger.
n8roblinn."
SouptQltnrtier: Sroblinn . Soae,
Rr. 1000, 6rcoerid.@ pcnlc. Sin0.
ItunOc: WittipodS - 0iri0ent SoGn
81. GIein.
~Grbeiter = M6nner6or."
9ollptquurtier: anoreas' Souc,
314, SouoberItroBe. SinqItlmoe:
0onncrIto9s - 0irigent G6aS. S.
0odalt.
022clIt : Boint @Gnnerdor."
Sauptqlartier: Builders Sale,
Gde Cuba. uno gnoreItrabe. Sin0.
SonmtogS - 9iriacnt Geo.
Yoblmant.
~gr5eiter = 2ie6ertafeI."
Sallptquortier: gola' Soue, CIR.
iO8, BeIt 2eringtonItraBe. cling.
tnaoc: NitttuodS - 9irigcnt Gbo8.
9odjolt.
DEbaIia . N1nncr6or." ,
Sauptquartier: 8oist's Sale, Rr. I
If22, Sarforo.a uemie. Gina1htnoc: 4
= 0irigent Soiepb Godc.
nNo5art . M1nnerdor."
Sollptquartier: @roaopab . Sotel,
sfe groabpoD uu0 SrlcansItroBe.
5ingitlnoe: 0ienItugs - 9iriaent
s.. 6. SdIoocl. y
u@idenfran5."
Sauptquarticr: 3orn's SoIe, gde
}. tlio @ot'9Ditrabe, SiobIanototpn.
5%ingituroe: Mittpo6s = 9iriaent
sop. 9odner.
sWeIoSie."
Sauptqitartier: s. Hies' Sode,
sfe 2otuitrnBe uu0 YeIair . Warft. I
5tngItittoe: 9onncritaes Diri. /
emit S. aoroIns. /
y8erntonia . 0liartctt t. Club" 3
Soiiptquarticr: Weien6erg's Sare, :,
Sr. TIC, Woro,B acoItraBe. Sing. j.
9ienItagS - 9irigent s. D
.Wetger . @eianeberein."
Sduptquartier: Soffmann's Safe, D
otp- unb Sorreit Strabe. Sing.
ltnbe: 0ienitngs - Girigent s. 6.
rant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Gnccn g(nne's Giicuba6n.go.

6obtpiau trai AM 20. eeptem6rr 1904 In arnfi.
Enntpfer D~crtnffeu Yicr Hr. 9M, 2ia6tftrnEe,
tdniidl (aiiSpf1omnletl Goitrtnls) INT 7.tb Nor
9e1S nab Spoe EoiHt. EueenctOiUH H., Gentrepine,
Trnior, BreeHlu Dob. GcUce mo 3lpifbenitdtios
men. uno NM $50 NadmiitngS tndb alien eta.
ilOneil bis 4elurs, Sci. GUHntnps I'M s tibr
Nori1iitagS mad SdUe Fuint, 6cutrcuine uttn
Ripif6entiathonen, I'M 3.i5 VabnlitiugS mir nntb
2upc. Point.
glnfcbllfi al gefdfpure nno g6efupeafes1 iftics
ton mad Cation. Orion uno 3fuiibenftattunett
mo AZ ,@reentpo0o NIT her .Selaiparesg ifen,
hahn" nndl allen Bntfien tiiblid an Der .geips
YorL philadelphia e Norfoit @ifeu6dbn".
Sobn e. Yosleh, Sen. sB1it. .Iaent.
Hranf GbIeH, Seauefter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Before Sis5iplin.
Abnobnle Der trie9&aeriftlihen Ser.
hQnolun9en in Der gunoesormep.
Gin @ort fiir sic aontine.

y INV
Gin @ort fir sic aontine.
@olbtn tom, 9. g., II. Oft
Illus Dem inn aricga = Gcportemcni
eIngcrciftcn Sobrcsbcriht ocs @cnc.
rolls George 9. 0ooia, General. Pit,
oltor@ Der 9unrOca = Nrnlec, aebt her.
Dor, ooB Die 8eiommtjo6l Der tricQs.
9erlbtll6en Ero5eIiirlrngen nabrcn0
oe@ ocrtloIicncn 6i@foIiobreS lid allf
42l9 be5ifferte, 1926 pcniQer, ais in
oenl oorortSgegongenen 6isfuliobre.
0lelc %ouffGli9c g(bnobmc miro in
Dem Sertd)t oils elm Nn3eihcn be.
trod)tct, ooB Die @crbGItniiic 0es Wti,
lltorOIcnlte@ Jest 0erort ieicn, 0ob
Gun REPRESENTATIONS Gingreiien me,
niger b0ufi9 notbiQ lei, nm 0is3ipIin
III DER mllitGriid)en Ginrid,tuna uuf
rcd)t 81 crboIten. Nur 5tpci Sale
ipltroen Dor Wilitdr : committeeman.
~ luenlger, ais i'm poruusge0onac.
men Sabre, ucrbonDelt. 0icic gb-
lloblne lei Der Gbotio6c 5ll3uifrci,
ben, ooB ru0brenO ocs gon3cnSobre
6rteoe orf ben Ybilippincn, mitglltS.
llohmc 0eluiiier BON 0enWtoro.S tGnl.
men betpobntcrS anOeStbeile, porbcrr.
ide.
NrciBig OfiBitrc murben bon
SrtcgSgcri6tcn perurtbeilt; in 5ipci
6ollen lplrOc Ooo ltrtbeiI nidt 6cIt1,
tl9t nnO in bier 50Ilcn erfoI9tc I5rci.
lprctunG. Die 3abl scr ocrilrtbeil,
ten Solootcn mar 1897; in 4G6Gucn
iultr0cn Die llrtbeiIc nid)t bcIt1ti0t, I'M
81 6oacn crioIgte 6reiiprehuno.
gtcln OfIi5ierc muroen SIR Gntlol-
lung oerurtbeilt, ober in bier 6GQcn
"a" llrtbcil 5t einem &erluIt bon
Nllmntcrn auf Scr 8ongliitc rmuc.
iponoclt. Gle 3obI ser SIT idimpfli
der GntIoliunQ oerurtbciltcn Solou.
ten belief lid oui 2O56.
Gem SobreSberihte oeS @cnerol.
IlOitorS iino Ius5iigc aus ben &c.
rtd)ten Der Iuoitoren Der ucridDieoc,
men WilttGr = 3eportementS onoe.
fiigt. Plus Dem 9eridt ocS Obcrit.
ltelltcnontS Dunn, Nu6itors oeSGo.
loro0o = 0~eportententS, lit Toldcnneo
cntnommen: Die 60Qc oonSobnen-
tllldt limo sum groBeu SbciIe ocnl
llblen GinfluB Der Shunfmirthidoi,
ten mo Spclunfcn in Der Nodbor,
lbutt Der Vtilit0r 8eierpotioncn gu.
5ltldretberl, 0enn 0icic 2ofole perlet,
ten Die Soloaten bonn 9fo0e Der
WobInnIt0noigteit. IS lit Dies Elm
ipc'terc5 Nr0umcnt 5t @unitcn Der
Notwithstanding Der g(rnlce . &ul.
tirt lpeId)e El0Be fir ltntcrboltuno
mo @eIclligteit gob, no sic Qelltc
llllter Sbblrt mo geiittcten ulo or.
ocntlld)eH Gtnfliiiicn leid)t @rfri.
crbolten fonntcn."
Sin Nll@5ug aus Dem @cridt 6e$
lopt. Hobcrt@, Nu0itorS oeS lcroS,
SepartcmcntS, beiogt: yWfit 9eainn
Der Nrbeitcn sur Grlpeitcruno Scr
bon Sort Som SouIton
utrO beobodltet, ooB Ole Yreiic fir
SeIf0ft8 g @rlmoitiife i'm Silltcr.
Der nellel Hcicrpotion be.
rnttItd) in Ole So6c gingen un0 ooB
'crettS &orbereitumgcn fir sic Sin.
ld)tltng Der iibliden S6unflofole
mo S%pelunfenL Die ieit Der gbIdof.
llrlg Der &ontine ieoer WilitGr.@or.
onboiten, ~getroffen muroen.
Sh CLAUDE, eS itebt ollBer 5roac,
Ole GrIoubniB gum 9ierperfouf
lttcrbolb Der 8orniionen minoeItens
luci Grittel iener Spelunfcn Der. {
lpiiroc." ;
Yer Ncrid)t ocS General Nllbi. s
prs idIicBt iid 0icicn IuSfiibrlnocn !
II @lunItcn Der WicoerCinfiibrltna {
er NrntCc anntinc an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
MGnncr nnS Sraucu fpmmt az ms.

W'alt1er mo 6rduer nit n~ebelmeu QranIbcl.
ten, ODER MISUNDERSTANDING. @ef6mfircn, auSfaTs
ienocn Nanrcr, Stricturcn, PlusfluB, Dlitoers
attfnnga Girlldeft, S1uidlSfhIdqcH, R6eumdtiSs
gEtcrcnlctoCil, WIuithnrnleioen, Sdmorrbuioen,
Snrtlethigictt Cher irqeno meIder bcriudnoten
Srdltt0ciien iulteu itb bertraueusnoa an unS
uutcrfi6cn liuo ~foitcnIos cine tuiffenfdbnftIihe
9taQ1Oits Sbrcs SALES Gsbcn. 9idjt Elm 9oIar
nor Der NetIun9 al %he5ubIen. @ir beileu raid,
nur NCbcipIc arnnfbeitcn bon Wdnue n mS
Srdnen. Wcnt Gle nihi fommct f6nnen, ic
hcIladri6tigen sic ms uno mir bebanoeIn Gle
feline @cSa6HmG. G6fncn }rtr mebr thin?
Sii1t Roitmarie bel. iucnn Sbr lbrciht an Or.
9htl!p6 Medical Sntitute, 1887 DIT gratt. Ctr,
Baltimore, Wib. 9cnif1 iptro gcfprobcn.
(Waitt. T&S.tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
S~anbelshifanen IN @nant.

San 6ron3tsco, Gal, lief
to6er. Captain Milfiom &ioiton
bon Der y@eiterh Commercial g."
nelfer bier duf i~citcr Heiie nod
@aibington aui Dem iopnnii6cn
Yoitoampfer n9(ulerica Narn" ein.
traf, beabiihtiat, in ser @unoes.
bonpiitnot iiber Ole Gbifoucn. bcncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Mir 7amen.

las Gelceties men-S dnciocripifem
III Iei6t ~ erleruei, toftet iebr neria nnb in
sine cute GrIpnrnlb iir sic bel Der a%nicrtioira
3Grct ,Ilcioer. 9te SGule iii lest eeoifnet
Itee N ote 0eite Seit fir Sd1ater. Den Inter
RIOT IA .6e1inucn mn ITO fefpet Al rusiNrn.
2hller .tlr. Wbelofldifen neroen anoenomrIers
gbegen teoingn1ae1 meHoe man fth an Wlrs,
entrrs' Nr. 212, Torb.ehatfeS-enanc.
(2f6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
WcQic Gardner

Ncaic @nroner mo NtabpI
@ri06t jipci odJt5cbnidbrige Mdo,
6crL iino in 9eQepiIlc, Sis, meoen
W'itifuIo an Der %Grmoroung Sobn
9unIop'S 5l ic IA Sabren 3ud)tboitS
berllrtbeilt fuor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Warplanb muo Yenniblbania.GiIeu.
balm . Epmbaduie.

Rfae b~erIaffen ssorihsMpenne.staten:
7.3o gorfrtttaes mad BORT tfeIin. anber
G0nnfdeS.
$50 gorrH. mad Delta. nnr gonntaas.
s.3o Norm. mad geIair, tdgIth, auBer gonff.
t1as.
t.2Q gtndirr. nadt Qefotr, MIR Gofrftuas.
$40 glddm. nan gerf. nuher gorrtaas
400 nddHu. rnb Tsith. MIR Snfrfftnas
b.05 s'afrt. roh Delta idaIi6. otber Conn,
tfds.
$40 Eafm naa Refair iasiin. aussr Conn.
td1k.
1880 Anfm. nab y'eIuir nnr eonnfuss.
1l.k6 Ha6m. ps4 IsIalr, MIR eauikasl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
NOrOOcuti6er QlOOO.


GcgclmGfige 0nmpiI6iiffa6rt
5iuti6cn
Baltimore uadl Bremen
oltrb ole nelien uno crpro6ten, nit
alien 9equemIidJfcitcn ~oeriebencn
8oItOampfer eriter SIoiie:
yH6eiu," ~9ranoeuburq,"
soN cdar," nGoiiel,"
yMain," n8re8lou."
Ole @ype6itionstoge IinO pie foIgt;
BON Baltimore: -
rRbein," Wittpoh, ben ~. Sttober,
2 ltbr 9abmittags.
.Gbemnit. Nitt1pof, ben 26. Otto.
Der, . ltbr Ia6mittugs.
v@oHeI," Witttpod, sen 2. Nooem.
Der, 2 llGr No6mittug8.
,@ronocnburg," Wittpoh, ben ..
Gopcmber, 2 ll6r NodmittagS.
n@rGsIau, Somltug, oen 26. Noocm.
Der, 9 llbr ltud)mittogS.
,Gbemuib," SomItog, ocu 10. De
3cntbcr, , llbr gtudmittag8.
o@ronocubilrg," 6reitog Den %. DC.
5embcr, > llbr Nadmittug8.
8meite 8aiiitc'8
Bon S3t.00 az.
3miidenbed8 .Goiiaae.Treiie
Bon Baltimore nndl CON m
CtVWeN o. ....u.. W d VHSG
@un Sremen uad baltimore S34.0U.
Nunoretfe : gillette OUu Baltimore nadb
Bremen NIB 6urHd $4,000.
@eGen Sruht mo @Hiuae peuoe man Eb
an bic @eneral'gIgentcl
". Schumacher & g.,
Ger. 4t9, Sanoper.S STRIDE,
oocr
Gonnro Rninc,
Office brs nGeutfnrn GOrrcIuOuoenteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12

II b9efett .O1erfpiir6ia,
10 ielten iiebt man nod oilf Dem
2anoe ben beiligeu 6Iorianl"
rNatiirIidl SIT ia jest iait ieOeB
Sau5 %pcriidcrtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Gbeiapratr 9ampfer : 50.

SAeiapenfe-Ginie.
elegants Bdfiagiers9ampter ,slnaufta uub
YNtlaHta" nn@
Clo BoiHt SomfDrt mnS Rurfuif, ga.
Santpter b~erInien Baltimore tdaIth (ausne.
1omnteH SonntneS) I'M $50 g0enbS uHb tom,
MEN tn Oh 9otnt Comfort nm 8 ubr 0tcrs
gems uno In 9%Iorfoli nm 7.15 NloraeHS an, ans
thltebeno an cte Siftnbubnsiiae unm nlsn
Burften oes Siioens ul6 oCS S1oueftens.
WDrfsHtDer sQinie.
slesnHte BaiIneiersD anpter rGbarIOttes
uHo Baltimore" nab
R19 mett'Yuiut une @ldlmuub, Ea.
9dnipters h~erl1iteH Baltimore fdelt9 (auSs
eenonllHeH SonntagS) nm 8 llbr 4ddlnttta9S
utto totlnleu gu g8eitsQoint nm las OlorpeIiS
UNI gu 9ttutoHo um 1925 Wlor1euS an.
8anlpler. oerluteHo Baltimore WloIltGgs.
mttfhuG9S nno SreitdQS unb herIufitnb Beit'
Solllt Stenh""S,. 9nmerftdgS nno 9uIlftagS.
le9en gu @l"UteiterspoiHt uno IumoSo'S an,
nfto Sal1pter, oerlaiicno Baltimore Sienftags,
8oHnerltags, mo Samitugs uno Geft.8olnt
9tnniags, Wtiitipobs mo SrettaeS, IeaeH III
Vorttqiuil n1o Slap 9unl an OpeIn oas @eiter
es e~rIdubtl,
.9amSfsr psr,aNsM Baltimore pOn
gtef 10 nnb 10, 9igbt.S trabenssperfts.
DurbsViuete uab allen RunFten fdnten Qes
ltmert, @epad dltae9eben NIB 4aiiitenatmnIer
Li Soraus r%eieroirt tper6eH IN ben bieftgen
8urenlis: Rr. 100, 100 NIB 1877, DnJ8uIfiHtores
SlraBe oeer pen dnpts2ureauI: 5ir. $50.
Stg9ts9traee, baltimore W1b.
Nflbtn tfotsr, G. Z. ghssHt,
SeH.s5ei9dltSth6rer. Cen. sBtietsefeent.
Z. 8. MsDauHeI. ~retier.Ssr 8niaaierssIaeid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12

annaroits, mt. girbal.S tution, H.50 nn6
sS.4b Boru1.; @GntoerisS tation, 1900 uno 1000
; Born; ~ l9O5 w'ittaOs. 400, 15.4O y'a&m.
srtSeria, Wr. cropabG tatiOn 7s.Ib, l04s
BORN @ortben.Statton, l7.35. 1000, 39.i5 u.
nj mtansfsr, ~. iAo ,siI0 e tail o'y I7. gIS" Sorrn.
uni i2.4f Eahrt. gunloeasG Citation. 1920 Born,
1900 unb 1850 Ssa9m.
1nserstpsun n, Wit. AogaI'gtaItoH, ls.45 Soru.
gartben, SiotioI. 1900 Sopnt., 1850 uno 400
eIaiisott,6itb unS MT. alrs, GomOez, citation.
H.35. 1915 BORN. lI.o5, 1880, $3.50 Hntm =,
CARTS Ban, Characterization, 49, Born.
sHrS1, WRt. RohaI'gtation. l2.44 sanT.:
SaISsm,Sial,Sy 3,9o u a9dos Ts,t,s,os,, 49,,
Celtic. seriaaIbeu serl. mt Hopal
g$IGIfUGsoell .4asI. s'5lg s6SS
aSTifSett sarior uaSe. =. g55So88 SS48
Bnrlor, Spetie, MIR 60. 9.62 q. 9.bT y.
gdr!or, epeife, nusa,. 9. tt.60g. atl.648.
stssisSaii aIlslt,s."i GaSi@nebli9si sSgmGR,Sas.
spetie asagscHs, .9dqI. $4s3. s.t2a
SGrisf. esSsitt.. 4s asI. 1851 sSS S sSS aa.ss
salGfpassons. ldal, 1850 ~. ial4@ u. s
G7t. Rc0otgabn6ofe I'M 1000 a5snbs snr WI.
ndpnic BON Y1jidgieren berett.
" na6 atlaniie.G itn ot sBo6eHtaaer; p)
HuY NtdHfies1n1 InJltW.
sa. 8ige eaIteH In 4tEaiEstcx. " 1ait
Heri. gdrlben SerI. Wt. ssounI
ghtla. alton. -. .1dgl. 8.OhS g. s.lO3B.
Bb9!la. &rpreb. oise. Con. 2.30 q. ass v.
B9tia. erDreb, auSg. Gon. 4.55 q BOO u.
Mifom., niise. @. 5.t5R u. 800 ".
B4ild. Ifiorr., nur Conn. 6.tOa. o1bM
Biuetsgnreuuy: soropeitsaF, gburless unS
saratosa' Strabe CO; R. 2. u. ..ee6duSsJ,
s26 Sios8roaotuap, Wt. RUbaIsStatiGn ober
Iauoers Station.
.. .. Nsartin, Gper. Bon. 9raftis.
e. ~. fafef. Ser sanH. .Toeif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
9amburg.Nm
- 9ia1 -
SlgmOntg
SOppclidrnn6eu.

5n 9uurr fir 2UnbOu nuo gariS on.
Snm6nrg'Imcrifa.Giuic,
81 9rpootuap, Netp. gort.
GrtGur ". &O6iOn,
II 8eIt.G Centre. StroBe.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-18

Another week and lot of
the festive candidates will know
where they are at.
j. W. Rogers, an old citizen
of Davidson township, was in
town Wednesday.
The Sharp County Telephone
Company will have its line COM
pleted to- Hardy in day or two.
The tickets and other sup
plies for the primary election
have been printed this week and
are being sent out to the judges
in the various townships.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-18

II. F. Simpson, an old and
we'll known citizen of Sharp
county, died at his home in Cave
City last Friday morning after
an illness with pneumonia. MIR.
Simpson was one of the county's
best citizens, and all who knew
him were his friends. He was a
member of the M. E. Church
South for many years, and was
leader in church work. The re-
mains were inferred Saturday at
the Maxville cemetery by the
Masonic fraternity.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-18
w. 0. w. CAMP ORGANIZED.

J. E. Moore Of Smithville, or
ganizer for the Woodmen of the
World, organized a Camp Of
Woo6men in Evening Shade
Tuesday night, with the follow
ing officers: Consul Commander,
T. j. Davidson; Advisory Lieu
tenant, E. L. Dickerson; Banker,
w. B. Hamm; Clerk, Claude L.
Coger; Escort, ], B, Edwards;
Watchman, O. G. Shaver; SEN
tinel, James Bray; Physician,
A. W. Jernigan; Managers, j.
W. Brown, c, d. Richie, Shelby
Justus.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-18

If you want to trade fresh
COW or corn for lumber, see Clark
c Brightwell.
Visit Bray's barber shop for a
shave, haircut, singe, shampoo
or tonic.
Judge John B. McCaleb is
at Mountain Home attending the
Baxter circuit court.
I want your chickens and will
pay the highest market prices
for the same.
W. A. Edwards.
i. G. .Ritchie of Guion was
in the city Thursday. He will
remove to Ash Flat next week
and put in a stock of merchan-
disc at that place.
1t is said that Coils. Elmore
and Maxey, two of the candi-
dates for prosecuting attorney,
have "made up" and have stop
ped their bitter fight upon each
other.
"A telephone message re-
ceived by the Record just before
going to press stated that L. D.
Phillips, the Ash Flat merchant,
who is suffering from pneumonia,
is still very sick and not out OF
danger.
DR.. W. E. Founders came in
from Memphis yesterday, where
he has been attending medical
college, and we understand will
locate in Evening Shade for the
practice of his profession.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-18
Batesville.

Master Ransom Davidson
has been quite sick for several
days.
w. A. Edwards is. in the mar
ket for your poultry and is offer
ing top-notch prices.
When in need of lumber go to
Clark & Brightwell. They always
have supply on hand.
While in the city Of Maxville
the other day we noticed several
young ladies wearing Wood but
tons.
Col. Sam H. Davidson re-
turned Tuesday from Walnut
Ridge where he attended circuit
court.
e. N. McPike, one of the
Records good friends at Smith :
vile, was in the city two days
this week.
&C. W. Kavanaugh of Sidney
was in our office a few minutes
Tuesday while in town on busi-
ness matters,
Sharp County record., 1904-03-18
ara gcNy Aycrled.

oSV IN the mex of time our ,;tt,a
\ was saved" writes Mrs, w
tt'NlO' of Pleasant City, OHIO,
peumon'a had Played sad havoc
''m and a terrible cough set IN
'es' Doctors treated HIM, bD,
f,i.s worse n' e.. every day. AT length
'leo Dr. Kings New Discovprr
"onSumptlon, and our darl,,n
> saved He's now sound ord :,
4, Everybody ought to know
II oh'y sure cure for oopcho
1 ana all lung diseases Guor'
A. 0y Snow, the druggist. Price
r"D @'O0' Tria! bottles free.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-18

COUGHING CAUSED DEATH.

"HarrY blackwell, aged % years,
choked TO death early yesterday
morning at his home. IN the presence
OF his wife and child. He contract
ed slight cold few days ago and
paid but little attention to it, Yes
terday morning he was seized with a
FL of coughing which continued for
some time. His wife sent for phy-
slclan but before he could arrive,
another coughing spell came on and
Dnckwell died from suffocation.-
st. Louis Globe Democrat, Dec. J,
1901" Billiards. Horehound Syrup
would have saved him. Csc, soc
and $LOo, W. A, Edwards.
| have a carload of Cedar
Shingles, the best shingles in the
world; price $3.50 per 1000.
I. W. Pepoon, Hardy Lumber
Yard.
R. P. Jordan Of Sullivan
township was pleasa0t caller
last Saturday. He is a candi-
date for justice of the peace in
his bailiwick.
Monday was the date for the
regular term of probate court for
the Southern District to convene,
but Judge Mobley adjourned the
term until April 4, in order that
he might make the canvas with
his opponents.
Hon. Clay Sloan Of Lawrence
county, ex-auditor of state and
one of the best known men in
this part of the state, will address
the people Of Sharp county at
King Mills next Saturday after
noon, March 10, at 1 o'clock, on
the issues presented in the pres
ent gubernatorial campaign. Mr..
Sloan is quite an interesting and
truthful speaker. He should be
heard by all who can attend on
that date,
Sharp County record., 1904-03-18
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
y o. % a.
LOCAL NEWS. ;
Ices oeees

Prof. Walker Armstrong Wis
ted Salem the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. A. W. Jernigan and
baby are visiting relatives at
Claude A. Snow of Maxville
b filling a position in Snow S
aafpg store,
Last Saturday a marriage
|nense was issued to John
.omas and Miss Matte Sharp.
flames Vance Of Hale, jack
|4n county, was in Evening
his week attending to matters of
3asiness.
Bring your chickens to W. A.
and receive full value
|herefor. He is paying the very
pest prices,
1 was much afflicted with sciatl>
~ writes Ed G. Mud, Iowavllle,
'sdgwlck Co., Kan, "going about
a crotches and suffering a deal of
laln, was Induced to try BaI!ard's
3pow hlnlment which relieved ne,
Ped three SOC bottles. 1t is the
eateSt Ihlment | ever used; have
|keommended it to a number of per
rs all express themselves as beng
~ 'ehted by II. | now walk with.
I'm crutchPs, able to perform a great
IN of light labor on the farm %
SOC, Sl,00, W. A. Edwards.
-The two-months-old son of
and Mrs. Jack Qualls died
Monday of pneumonia. The
2qreaved parents live a few miles
Rest of this place.
George W, McLain. than
nom this paper has never had a
3eFter friend, was a caller Mon
lie has recently removed
m Reeds Creek to Cave Citv.
CARD OF THANKs-1 desiro
MA eA'end my sincere thanks to
benevolent and sympathizing
Pple of Cave City end COM
llty for their able assistance
ing the late illness of my de-
II. pea husband Also my child
M JON me and extend their
l'A'' Sincerely,
Mary E, Simpson.
Sharp County record., 1904-03-18
THE political agony will soon

The political agony will soon
be over.
The public school closes its
regular term next Friday.
Arthur Snow is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Hon. Thomas l. Herrn is
campaigning in Baxter county
this week.
Mrs. 7. l. Herrn has been
suffering lately from a slight at
tack Of pneumonia.
Yesterday sheriff Hutchison
had issued 1130 property tax re-
ceipts and 1011 poll tax receipts.
W. P. Jones, postmaster at
Batesville, has the thanks of this
journal for a couple Of cartwheels
on subscription.
Rev. j. D. Kelley, John R.
Metcalf, Joseph Ault and N. B.
Coger were present at the burial
of Fletcher Simpson at Maxville
last Saturday afternoon.
W. G. Snow has on exhibition
in his drug store a very beautiful
lemon grown by Mrs. Medley at
her home south of town. This
product is perfect in form and
weighs IA ounces.
SWEET POTATOES-I have
about 70 bushels of yellow yam
seed potatoes in good condition
for sale at 75cents per bushel.
James A. Line,
15-3t MaXville, Ark.
E. B. Harrison and Miss
Salona Gulley were married last
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gulley, the bride
parents. Elder Dow Davis OF
Lave Creek township performed
the ceremony.
Reports received by the rel
atives of W. D. Cochran, who is
in sanitarium at st. Louis
state that Mr.. Cochran is rapidly
improving, and that he will have
regained his health in three OF
four weeks.
Major and Mrs. James P
Cochran returned last Saturday
from st. Louis. Mrs. Matte
Tack of St. Louis, sister of Mrs,
Cochran, returned with them anC
will spend a few weeks in Eve
ming Shade.
Hon. IT. I. Herrn of Evening
Shade spent Monday night in the
city enroute to Mountain Home
Mr.. Iterrn is a candidate fol
prosecuting attorney for the 18th
Judicial Circuit, and the pros
poets are very bright for his ell
ection. He is an able lawyer
and one of the strongest cam
paigners in the state. Bates
vile Bee.
"A citizen of Sharp county
visited our office a few days ago
who was forty-five years old and
who said he had never spent a
cent in his life for a newspaper
This gentleman declared he had
no time to read newspapers, and
that the time he took from his
work was spent in reading the
Bible. 1t is needless to say
there are few like him.