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Steamboats,.

ket steady TO Zoe lower top 81 95 huIk sales. $50
- DO heavy 81 doS4 %: packers 81 55Fs4 and
lights 81 251S4 40. SHEEP-Recepts. head:
e. e sss a-vaz e. amos 80
- 90: stocSers and feeders. 81 1884
Tribune advertisers Ike 10 make shs segsaansaue
Of Tribune readers.
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READING SYSTEM

~ IL N OFRSEk SEN Kali X. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. thine from south
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown below.)
EASToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CHUNk-z400 q 10 Easton Onyl. $40 A NJ. lao.
40, 500 tS4S Easton oniy) P NJ Sundays s4ss
wfIEEsBSaEE AND sCRANroS-zaoo $40 A. NJ
SEQ p 81 sundays A. NJ. LOO P. NJ
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHU Rsr, TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-9I30. $40 A. NJ. 100 (3.40, Lake
Lakehurst only). +1O. Assoc p n (60s p ID.
Saturtaysj- sundays. e.40 a NJ
ATLANTIC CITA-.9.40 a. ~ t340 p M
VINELAND AND BRIDGEroS-tz4Go A M. tt3g
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE,
POINT PIE ASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
z4OO, $50 1i.3O A. NJ. 20. 445. $50 $50. iL50
NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove. geo A. NJ. 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL). s4ss
fTOO rs 90 900. ito 90. III 90 a III 90 sIOo,
$3.50 t2N6 1900. 400. $780, 1900. tTs0 saoo.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-54.25. 1850.
80 so .il45 A NJ. LOO. gao. 500. 100. fs2s
READING, HARRISBURG. PoTTSyILLE AND WILL
IAMsPORr-l4OO za25, ts90 Uts10. 5000. 100
A NJ. Reading onl); 800. 40 t2oo p n.
Reading. Pottsvtre and Hrsos only. ts-O0 $500 p NJ
zFrom Liberty Street only. DAILY. fDaly. except
Sunday. SUNDAY only. sParler cars only. lIvlA
TamaGus- xSaturdays- aExeept Saturdays
0rices; Liberty ST. Ferry south gerry Astor House.
Square West East i25th 273 West 18th ST.. 25
Columbus New York. Court ST. 344. SEQ Fulton
St, klyn 500 Bway. W'msburg ~ Y Transfer CO.
calls FOR and checks baggage to destination.
W. @. BESLER. c. IL BURT,
Vice Pres. and Gen Gen Passr Az
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Instruction.

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For Both Sexes-City.
rryTIF- RFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
4 Square n122 Broadway Brooklyn % Court 81
French Spanish Italian AZ school and residence
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THIS MEANS YOU.
Please mention The Tribune when answering adver-
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School Agencies.
. NERICA;y AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n .upplIes Professors Teachers Tutors GoysrnesseA
stc. 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FT-LToN % Union Squars.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE AND Ohio RAILROAD

Leave York City. South Ferry. Liberty 81
Chicago Pittsburg. '121O nj. '1215 Mt
Chicago Columbus. -. 81 55pm 00pm Diner
Pittsburg Cleveland. 3.S5pm 340pm Lfnited
sPittsburp IImIted".... SIS 5pnn TOepm rst
Cincinnati ST. Louis. s12 10 Mt s1215 mt sleeper
Cincinnati ST. Louis. 10 25an .l0Soam DtHer
Cincinnati, Louis. b5pn I-00prn BuRae
Norfolk r12. 55pm IO0pu
.DaIly. tDafiy except sunday. Sunday only.
Offices: 261 4s4 1900 Broadway. Asor House. 100
Greenwich ST. IS Union Square w. 3a1 Grand ". II
St, Brooklyn: South Ferry and Liberty Sc.
Baggage hotel residence to Destination
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Teachers.

TEACHER desires remunsrativs employmsnt sasuFcay'
Il or evenings . tutor typewriter Address A p
wALLIN L. Box 149 New-Orange. N J.
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IF YOU COULD USE WIRELESS

to get your advertising copy in early for The Sunday
Tribune you should do Proper classification and
good position a the reward.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
rfnnntmadlnna
@erfauf upn
100000 Der 312spro5cnti9Cn glns
lciGcn Der Staot Baltimore uon
1928, 1913 nnO 1915.
@crfauf upu

SurbcrungSs9tugebDte lpCroen bis 9OnnCritna
oeH 6. Cftobcr 1904, inn Mu~Uor3s0iireuu5 Rats.
bans, Baltimore, ~eutaegen aenommell, fir Oer
gIntnuf oeS enu8eu Sctra1cs uoer irgenO zines
Ebettes uun 100000 rcgiitrtrteu Sblianttutcu
Der etaOt Baltimore, 3tnicn trGgeno 5n BET
bate BON 3K RruScut iabrlidl, Dalbilbrlt6 5abl
bar I'M Samur uuo Suli mo c~tnI6sbur am +.
NdItuar 1910. Ntc 3iufcu Beginner am I. Sill
1901.
Sicic Gbltaattuucu ucroen trait Der am Is.
Sitober 1902 aencbmi1tcn &erorouuua III. 81
ocrnll9Gobt. pclbe ole NIS0abc bon S 1000 600
81 Dem Spcdc uutorifiren, Mittel fir ole gutaa
~oebnunG oc9 uItcriroiibcH GuuouttcHs 5nitetl5.
mcIbcs inter 2Iliitht Der eIeftrifhcn Gommiiiton
in uebCreinitiH1nlRa nit bent 24G. NapiteI oer
StaataaeicBRcbuuo bon WinrnIuro BON 1902 &c
baut miro, uul5lbriuRcn; Ole gtnlcibc lift am !.
Suuuar 1898 einIbabar.
Scrller mcrhcu 8lr icIbcu 3cit ulh am ielGeu
Grte TUrbcruuao'9tuaebUt ]cutNcGct gcuommcu
fir ben StHtnnf ocs ann5cu NctrnnCS uocr irncun
eincs THcilcs uun S92,5OO Der C6ligatiuucn Der
St0bt Baltimore, 3iRirn trnncuo 5u Der Mate
pun 3H &ru5cnt idBrItdI, 3nbluur inn S0nunr
mo &llt. Sic 3irferl beginner am 1. Sill
1901.
Eicie GbIiRntiuucu ]9tuSRubc criolpt auf NruIt
Der am II. Gttobcr 1902 actc6miRtelt &croros
nlra 9ir, Sc. tueIhc Die ]9titSlobc bon $1,000 900
3lpcdS GcrgroberltttQ lno &erhcfCruuA oeS lSnfz
icrfbftcntS mo Der @Suiicr3ufubr u]utoriiirt in
llehcrcinitimmun1 init ocm $50. Napitcl scr
@Ite Der Stnotsacfcpacbun9 bon M}urDllno bon
1902. Sic gHlctbc lit C~iHI0ebar am I. %dIilur
1913.
6erncr lueroCIl am fcibCu Srtc mo 3ur icI6Cl
3eit Observation-Disclosures CrfQe9cn Qenoulnteu
ilr ben Nutauf oCS nau5ctt Sctrngcs rocr irnrno
cinco SBeileS upu StO7,O geo ocr Ebl1attuucn
bcr stnnt Baltimore, 3iuicu tranruo iur Mate
upn 3I2 4rg6cut idnrlidl bulbidhrIih 5u6lbar am
critel Ntiri lHO am Critcu September icoct
SubrcS. Ole 3tnfen b]cBiuncu am criten Sep
icmber 1904.
Eiclc Gbitaatiuncl luerocu auf strait Scr am
3. Citobcr 1898 a]cnebmiatct &Croromua gr.
1871 pcrnu5aabt. ole g]IuSpnbc BON $1,000
bon CDIiRutioHcH iiir lSurtc, gutaocbuuuN Der
&Saiicriuiubr Ino Den Ban oca nclcu Seridbi5s
G~ebdlocS In llebCTeinitimuuna nit Dem 149.
&apttcI Der 9ltc Der Stuutsgcic0Rcbung hon
@tor0Iuno BON 1894 ultoriireHo, ltto lit am i.
Atdr} 1915 eiulJehur.
Die St0ot b~citcucrt feline ibrcr ctRenet GbIts
o|ottonel 9tlaQabcH mo lpiro an Steue Der Sts
b0bcr bcriclbcu Die bonn Stuute MlurDIano BAR
AM erbobtncn SteuCrH hC5ublcIl,
6orocrlIlge 9llqebotc miiiicr u%critCgcli uuo an
Den Fraitocutcll OCT SinaH3 Gummiidrc n~orciiirt
nm nit pEropuiaIs ior Baltimore GitD Stpd"
b]c}ei,0uct itut.
Gaa 1icbl blctbt Oorbcbnlteu, irAcuo lUcIde
uRo o0c Nllcbotc }l pCrucricu.
2Stltun Snupocn,
Fruit0cut Der Siuan3- Goutnifirc.
Z. Scluctl EBumno, GlcrI.
'-Nft-' -ttFf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
@cifc 6ran uun oicbiidDcr Wcgcrin
critudlcn.

Mnrro0SburM &py %. Scpt.
2tbt5ig g}eger, inter lhncn 30 g2el
Der, iilo bon South Sort, pom 100 tie
BON oen MciBen pertricbcn mur0enL
neil cine ser 9}cQcrimen cine Gor-
mcrafrou gcitohclL bier on0ctpm-
men. Nic e9 bciBt ioll Die Iormcra.
trur ibren @lln0cn crlc2en icin.
Gic Neger orbcitrten an elmer 81.
letbobn bel South Sort. Gine2 Scr
Ne9crlueiber I'M Eager" bcGob lid
l1od etncn 6urmbaua mo ucrlungtc
elnen Srnld). Gicier muroc ibr gc8c-
ben, 1ln0 m0brcn0 bic Iorneralroul
ibr Den 9tiIden tc6rtc. cntriB i6r Die
9tcgerin ciniAc Stiide @SGide rno
entflob. Gic 6urncreiruu pcriolatc
iielrno oils lie lie cinbolte, mltroe tic
bon Der Ne9crin 0eitohcn. Gie Nad)-
rtd]t perbrcitctc lid roid in Der nod
bari6oit un0 buIO botten cttuo POO
WeiBe ale 9fegcr ans Der @cacno per
tricbcn. IS miro ben 9te0ern nidt
8eItnttet iuer0cn, in S%arroosburQ III
blcibcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
8citern @arHIanb 'SaBH.
Trat In QTa't aA ~. ganI 1909.
}tGe oeIlgiieu ptileus5tuitOu, pts iotat;

Trat tn 0Taft az 10. Sans 1909.
Shgs o%erlaieu ptIlensstuitOu. mts lolat:
1850 gorm. - eoa 1dgiia' eanptnot,, sao.ss
tolnn. Y. & %. M. ufo Den SRben, IrS
1lSg. GunntaaS 4B. q. II. n. GGnmbersbura
USa[ttns9nrg -2Sl1beitgr mo gnufieu ~
GDelapenfc & 0citern Nabu.
0l5 WSrtn 9eisg3ar Ggprea. (gtur uaa
1875 ' aSeaos qu,on,.. NAT rln~tOn.priDa..
uSGgitd, GitsBtiuulHen gunntagS.
IOO 4otltt. YOrf. y. & @. Dir. unb Salnt
gtnts 9itlia BON QHora-Srobe. Carlisle una
500 Qorim, S%aupuirte. eaaeratown, ebtD.
peHSburg, Srebertai &inutitS6uru uu6 n. u
W. 9abn mao gbeItanooub.
lO.l2 goJnl. &tforiI rmb union,grtSse. pori
1880 ga6m. = gffom. rat6 emorb.@rpbs
2,25 Ga0nl. = Ntont. uuh gmotp s0rooe.
1875 ylndiH. Plue Dtouhtntu grn. (IarIpr
Gatl: fotute 5rcoerig.
$50 sadH. @tp. riah Dorf uub 8. 4 o
4.t5 Ratrl. gyp. SnuptItnie Furfie. Ga,
gerstotpn, Greoertd, @mwitsbura mo gbtp.
penSburg.
500 STADIUM. - gIo. m6 8lbnSon, tlricr. fer.
tetts nan linton. Rrtb8e.
SGmpfteno, @rcermpuut, QItnn
5.35 gabm. - Mffout. nu6 gmnrusGrchs
GID abenos - Nifom. mao tlulonsprlogs.
s,G3 A6eueS - Ntt1m. mao Gmorps9rpbs,
WMr GUnntngs.
S.3O SorG. - attonl. mad uHionsSrIoIs unt
$50 0o9m. - effom. nad 1rionsgrible.
4.1J EadbM. - WffDm. -nqh WfsFtq.
BILLET uno @st "a fNHyeau NprooftsGde Gbnp
.Sn9e b1ltct an uniott, 8tu.dSlDartasqtCe.s
leo: uro acJtnqtqna5 trab...
Sutton '.Hb @GI6routs (PurtE IRE str.ss
Sdlt ntft on SetiHi. .Ins .Stsion.
= ~ &.-s~ e
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Mod Street. 9ampfbOOt =GOmpagnic
SrtcSIOn : Qinic ncnc IducIIe GnR.
@GOte g2UrO Baltimore" unb
a9'cHn" uad Gl;lQScfphia.

V]catrncu sunntng. ben 3. 9unl, nnt 8 ubr
WormtttcAs, uuo bon oauIt 40 idaIid mo
Sonntoos, BON Der GiQbt. nm FrnttStrnBe,
tl &%cttettnl mo 6GeitCr, ia, uHbdlteub.
8rndttae saint burdl ben Guunl.
Tabrt IN ciuCr Htbhna St.50; SuHhTabrt
90 4d0cl fir MitdinRrt auf IuBs oocr Natpi.
Goutcn attic. $3.50.
~. & 8. Nubu" Buriidicbrcno, S3.50. 8irctte
Tabrbiucte Md NtlGhtirsSitN unb 3urild per
Boot 500; oOer gal8 per Na1uj fiji IS Gage
gitItta $3.50. 5crHer oirctte 5nbrDiRete mad
NClus Ynrt, 3uuas2rnud, NebrtD.EGrt, cine
9tibttHp S4.0Oi JtuIoiabrt 5000; 0asr WiaO,
9iuIl6faBrt $500. glG6ts9urtpier fabren nm
8 llbr 9beuo5 tdgIih (Sonutnas uusqeuont.
meH). Ntuete nnh glIbnnG, GroO, Gurdtuqas
Sprtnas, g,eppott. Gerps 6aDeu tGt1. Bordano
tNle.) mo tioroItden 4iulften tperocu i'm VII.
reuli, toipic hei NIbuiinb'S, Glr. 20t, gloros
g6urie5sStruBe, 0erfmlit. @bret6t Deaeu
0~ieife=9nnobub.
Clarence Sbrtusr, Q0eat,
CD}nft0.I&S) Rr. 204. 2ta6tGtraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

Sitrcau oce WtnrHlnnoer Stnntss 3udtBnuiCS,
Baltimore, At D., ben "a. Scpt. 1901.
&Criic1cltc Observation-Disclosures mCrbGH bis
ilttn .. Sitobcr 1904, gadmittuga 4 llbr, in
nhiQcm Snitihtte cntgeaen gcrtommclt fir bic
S mr'' y 0iO muatn (?t t'i uon ]ano en9P iS aSSsnnmSi
uno iiiui5ia $500 1fuuO iriidjcm 1iiub fletidl,
mic plgt: Stud" 9iippcu uub 2diulteru, oifr
0nbcu u0n Der sdlultcr uuo &ruititidc, IN met
dlcn Elialttntcn, ielpobi rtltoc. mic uortpeStiidC.
% Sbtn" mo oSbin l'eef" limo bouitlnotA auaNe
ihloiten; bic Eudrtitdt Tam 81 iraetlo elmer
3clt, tuie hermit bcitcat mcrhcu mag. bcrGr6Bcrt
oOCr pcrriugCri iucrhcIt, mo mus nu5 Glciib
BON Der beitel Gtdlttdt 'cttCr grt fem.
&iirgidnft NIT beqIalbtNter SthcritttlItuQ
nluB iitr otc geluiifcubaitc 9tuaii6rlua pes Gon.
trattes Qciieut lucrocu.
3abmngcu in 9uar erfoIact monatIih.
Gas Rcht, irqeuo tpeldc uoCr ulle 9lugebutc
at perlperien, blcibt nprbcbUIteH.
SuBu 4. @eblcr,
(27Q-t.3.b) gSQrbciH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
Mcpnblifaniidle Splitting in 9ela.
iuarc bnuert fort.

@tlm Gel, %. Sept.
GaS %regelmdBi0e republitoniidr
Stuats-Gomitc uermorf bellte ben
@orihlo8 oes Stoots-Gomite's Der
Observation-Disclosures sum N6balten
9emcinionter Erim6ripoblcn. @leid,
nod Der N%ntiinoigung oieies 9e.
IbluiIeS perta9te lid ooa Stoots
Gomite Der Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

8ri9aoegeneral 6re0erid Sum
lion lit in Chicago ongefommen rno
bat ooS Commando oes0 epurtementa
Der See'n ols Amtsno6iolger 6c5
griaooegencroI8 6reoerid .. @ront
ilbernommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30

SaneS u. 8rolpn iritberec
Sdatmeiiter Ser Peoples Soping>
gonf" III Stonington Gonn.. bat lid
Dor Dem Superior-@ eridt in 9teru-
2onoon ihuloig bcfonnt, sic Bidder
Der Honf gcf0lift mo Elm Gcfi5it BON
$4,000 81 BADEN.
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TcpartcmCut fir BiientlidDc gnuteu.
SnD.SepartcmCnt oes Staots 3ugenicurf

UtAFUnlttnIcnt ote SIubIa ,INHtHItlFe,
WALTZ 0 | c. ben y. Sept. 1904.
Mn Nlle, bic eS anncBt!
IS miro BlCrour1 an ole BETTER bon GiAcI.
tbnm an Futtrcut StruBe, bon oer y]tproititc
Der Baltimore Strube his sur g~torolCiie bcr
6airmputi 9lOc., bctunnt gegcbcM oaB ocr
Staoi SnQcntcur ole MISUNDERSTANDING titr Ole
9ttocuiruna Ilh NilufterI,ItN ocr ]beiuatcrl
Str0bc, luut Den I|oribriftCl Der am 20. SUM
1904 bcttdtigtet &cruroHttg !r. 101 fcrtia
gcitCllt bat.
Die aui oteien san Dc}itQIi0cn Eapicrr limo
IN oicfcm @ilrcau aufbeipaBrt, uuo hcr Siuot.
1taenicur miro am 10. Ciluber 1904 III icIucm
EitrCau, ~6iuiibeu ocu Str16en BON II llBr .Dttt
tags bis ? llbr ytudmiitugs, iruenn mclbC
lpDrtlthe oOer fbriitlibc 2luguuelt, ole BON
intereiitrieH ForteICH gclHubt peroeu m5QeIl.
IN Getru1t 5Ieben.
.. :. Scnonn,
Siuot SIgcnicur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-30
9ampfcr OertaNeu galtmor, upa
Merchants e Sinners graaspOr.
tatiou Gnmnnnn.
GantpTersQtutru.

SantpTer.2Inteu.
Aa6 SoIior uno benz Often: fsbeu Wpntao
8lGlliag, 9oHneritag uro SalnFtaa, abepoB
Na9 .Vrootbettce uHo benz Sfieu: ieoen CONT
ld3 gdfitpob uno Sreiiae, st6enos i uJr.
std1 %yichnpntt 9leiUs llnb aorfoit: tagli6
5radt miro tigtt6 biz 5 rbr gberos fir an
Dem Gage abiabrenee GaaGier anqencnmen.
gta9 SdGdnltab nIo benz Giihti: tcDcH Bteus
nag ,8onneritng uno Sumitaq. @beno5 & ubr.
Botfoner uno Vrooiherces6 arlpief flBren
ooti her ,Aertte am StBe oes QOnaLEoHs ab:
.Gcalpfer bon ber Mstt'9 am 5G5e
Der Belts5auss2 lUenle.
6. n. Gtatngtam. GgCii
NUug God.
q. Q. 9nTuer, g.s4.sL.
u. 9. GtebbiHs, y 81.
pdEotbasean. Rr. GUI, ginrbsGGntiss.etr
Sracai' rno RdfagesBb ceau: ST.. ~, sect
VaIttmnresGtraRe. ul8I&Gl
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unb RrnnlNlUania.Gi ien.
buhu : Eutunonuip.

uHHH = HUmu0WUtP.
8nae h~crluier Wprth, 9fberursgtnfiou:
730 Ytormttt1pS nuth 9ort tGglth. auber
SnHutGp5.
$50 GurT1. mad Teltd, uur SonfidqS.
$50 gEurul. nub gtIatr, tdqlib, Gtbeu SoTus
taos.
f.2G 0ddInt. Hnh NrIetr. MIR rnwitdak
$50 9'adu. uadh Wcrf ouAsr znTtrtnus
4 90 9htdrt r0dh 7rft,. mtr ca5trais
EOS 3irfhrt nan re,tI tdg5ifj auhpr ccttt.
taos.
go 1}nttm uGh Rsinit t6eli6 nuSsr Germ.
taak,
1870 gndm. na6 8efdtr MIR sour,toss.
1l.&5 9indn7. nae 9eiGtr, nur Gdmfiaga.
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YenniOlbaniQsSaD
% - geEta ash Rsthta.

V
Raa hsm asEes axh gsrSsa.
~
BsrleHea Die Colbert s:atton, sts tolal.
lao @laTRsn2, tdgltt differentiation UNI k.At
Moraen5l na3 g~8talaulspgrt II. ~Qods6o0en.
tdaif5' nan gttt56ura, G6itaao. 5nbtaaaoo,
ns, goutaojae, 81 pOuts; FoReitsr, 9%uftllo.
Hilgard 5aus. rod 5upsH uu6 Ease al
23DheHlagtu.
8,4J Surm!:taa& tuUtorsStdttDU $50 SONNY.
Itllta, NAB eniia.o (olg gmpoFilm 3gHo
H ,y.88 a n1l 2'S sIs @1 'I&let "A's"Se"
ii;45 9orait'aoS glltoa' Staitqr l2oO ~
l1hsls nahtN, StL2sHlH mo 9teotLdEe e0
nooo @iaiamsoOrt u1o SIHira at He@'p
ii 20 8OTmtfas' W9tsn'S .etios 1899 gaI'
SteDtlnno, 1ote99, BetFo.t, Cincinnati.
E~ut2lG1t NO vi Goutb.
= H. ,,AUap ", i8G4! 'a5.tP - 1yllt Ost 1al9H'G ~
IT,, HIg f,tt5OutI Sg1aaJ' gyu,ygL4E VIZ
~ iNg,,glEE ~ ny GSu,aytueli 3aolaHapolS
200 gbru0s, i4alt6 C5on Der urtOu.statt0n,
q 4 ga'2 gu.I.o2 etege.9ao ulto &vtsoo
On nan 5'S gftlSs n r59''@ il, (p gi,2 4st ,,I &~ht Y, a61tSO
8'5 i,,S @S saf,, ta83, ,at .goa Feg :, patoa st9ttoal
auG SG..r5u lpaa S9l2gflam 'lntiloHl mtl
845 5l6stbs. t6a>Ia iN1yaa u,630ssOna !. liza q "
sI5yrSsp lgttt5 a,rr ,''t 61lS1ao rr r4t ~"
SS3t ,iii,L, H., 81 Noats ag9 GT!e; do2eLttt
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The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-11-04

conditions are changing. New con-
ditfons of government and OF citizen
ship are springing up among US. not
of the making OF the masses OF either
race. But they are put upon us and
we have to face them
This question Of social equality con-
Germs us of the south. both white peo-
pie and negroes. more than the cit
izens of any other section OF the union
for obvious reasons and, therefore. it
behooves us to be strenuous in our
endeavors to keep well defined the
lire dividing the two races. The white
people should be ever on the alert
to prevent any thing being done to
indicate their willingness to. for a
moment, lower the barrier the least
bit which separates the two races in
matters social. And the negroes
should be careful to refrain from any
exhibition Of desire to encroach unon
the domain OF white society. Moth
ing but this can preserve the good
feeling that for so many years existed
between the two races The man
who attempts to obliterate this line is
the greatest enemy either of the races
can have and his work. il persisted
in. will bring sorrow and tribulatfon
to both peoples. For the white peo-
pie of the south will not put up with
it no matter what may be the senti-
ments on this subject and the exam
pie set by the president of the coun-
try and no matter how many Fred
Douglass Centers." fanaticaI women
OF the north may form. The negroes
OF the south should take warning that
such things will not be tolerated in
this section, and the white people of
the south should be careful that they
do not take the slightest steps which
could be construed by designing
northern white people or southern
negroes as leaning in the least degree
to modifying the past social relations
between the two races. They should
not let a false idea Of philanthropy
and mistaken zeal for the welfare Of
the negro lead them into a step which
would be fatal to the best interests
of both races,
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-11-04

At a meeting Of the board of health
last night it was decided to enforce the
quarantine law rigidly, when estab-
lished in cases of infectious diseases
and the superintendent of health was
given the personal supervision of ths
fumigation of all houses where infec-
tious diseases have existed. A ma
chine for the purpose will be furnished
by the town and county.-Kinston Free
Press.
If more attention was paid in other
cities by the health officers to enforc-
ing the quarantine laws in case of con-
tagious diseases there would no doubt
be much fewer of such cases.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-11-04

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DR. Pieree's Pavo1sss Prsseripsioz NOW feel
fully warranted Ia e1eTiug TO pay f6oo In
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Prolapsus or Fallirg of Wosnh vhiAh 1ey
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Their financial responsibility Is well
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of whom they have done business Scr over
O third Of a csaeAsy. From this fact It will
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be for them to make the above uupreee-
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