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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Nrpffdinattpti.

Stdat Marplanp, @xsfmips Department.
Da In elmer an oreiJfhuten Ssbruar tit=
tatltno n%tuubunetrt uno bier In her Stact
Baltimore sebaItenen SiBuns bss 9iauioir.
Sanfpereins, bel Der Genits'n In 8trtretun8
css 8ersins Der s8auflsuts une 8abrifanten,
Der 5anbelstammfr, Der 5ancelsbstoree
unb prcminente @eIhaftslsute Der Staot
5u9esen paren. es na6sefpisien puree. edB
cine srcbe au;atl bon 6auftutsn unb 9e=
Idaftslsutsn bon baltimore bisbsr nod
niht i'm Bsib bts Snbalts ibrsr Cider
beitsfammsrn unp Spinbsn fnr, unb es
tpsitsr na6sspiefsn wurcs, baB cine sroBe
aniabl Bon @sI4dftslsutsn nod niGt i'm
Stanoe mar, befinitise qptale ~ erlangsn,
une cie, wel6e 9Ofale btliBen. nod feline
0ele9entsit tattsn, ibre sssenwarti9sn
abrelIen betannt 81, MAIDEN, unb
Oa ss erIdteu. paB, psnn IS unterlalea
miro, bic 8rilt fir bic pralsntatIon uno
prOteit psrfouItarrr Yapiere iibtr ben cur6
eaS tilr3Ii6e @elsb Der 9ssislatur, 8npitsl
|, 1904, namltA auf 16. debruar 1904,
fsteelsBten 5ermin gu oerldn9ern, es Si
grcBen Standardization unO unn0tltger
Sefdaoisung pss Credits iii9rsn wiiree,
unb
Da Die Witeltebsr Der 9iauibir . 8ant
bon Baltimore uno anbere Sanfs une
8inan3sS nltituts isbt bcitnltios 2cfale td=
ben uno ttatfddlih @si6afte abrpidsln,
ME Dor benz 5euer uno oieS tbun psrpen,
hm bic @ei6afte Der Staot gu %fGrosrn,
ielblt rpenn psitere 6siertage srtlart psrs
ben mGgsn uno
Da bic 9iquictr e 8ant ron Baltimore
curh Elm ei~nitimmi9ss @ptum ibrsr Mtt>
alieoer cine 8%frIGnserui9 her S%eltimmuns
telasten @'slsses fir bic foIssnOsn Sage,
namli6 ben &c., H., IS, 49,, 90, 81.
unb %. 5etruar 1904, ssiorrert bat,
Os6taIb p%rptlamirs i8 Gowin g0ar,
field, 8oupsrneur res Staatcs Marplanp,
inter Der mir BON 8apttcl l Der NQges
meinen 9siesgsbuns bon MarYlunO bon
1904 iitertrasenen Ma6tbsfusniile bic fol-
genpen Sage, nGmli6 BEN 16., II, 49,,
49,, 90, q. unb %. 8s6ruar 1904, ais
9eleBIihe Seierta9e.
f--, @eaeben untfr meiner
@robeSs iesl 6anOiArtft unO rsm ero-
t--) Zen Sieeel osS Staatr5
War9lanp IN tsr Stnot 2InnapoIiS am
finfpNnten Gage res Brbrliar 1904.
Gbwin @arfelo.
Durd Srine GrceQcnI bn -@cuperneur:
Sswalb Iilgbman,
,Q6) Staatss SstretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
@efern Warbfan6 gahu.
arat / II Sratt ~ %. Rootmber lgR
Saes o~trIafeu SiasnsS tatioH, ,ptt tolst:

SIat n sratt am %. 9opsmber I90
3l9s o~trIatu 8iasnsS %tatioH, ,pit tolet:
2dalt6 q.
40 frib - S6neIpoit, Sauptltnie, Sdaers.opu.
Wapnesboro, u. & 20. 9abn uHo BEN GGOsu,
hNo auspeHonlmtn SenRtGqs Y. % &. r.,
Johannesburg, Ntartinsburg unS WiHbsttr.
n.25 Abenos - Itom. mad llnisH.gJio9t.
SOC D. ncmm en- Sountdgh
I25 frlb - gort 9. & s.. DIV. UNI Sauptliuie
ollt1 Ron Gmorp @roOe, eavlislt IND O.. & S.
U. 81.
nnras Greptttd, Gmmitsburg uno VI. & 10. 3p.
bis Gltton.
1912 9erm. - Ntfom. mad llnious prlope, 0srt
uu0 gtttrsburg.
2.25 Ro1m. - Ntfom. mad unionsBrioae.
S2j 4adnl. - Nftum. mad 6moTp Srpo., U. d
q. Eio., iop.s Qott. 1l
>445 Nahm. Srprts nab @lnHoon, Nethniu'
fer, Reconsideration, llnioHs9tioss Hne poan Wis
fom. bis naeerstp,pa; lerHtr iyreeerid, SWlatiss
burg uuo Sbippsnsbura (parlorsSorl.
ell Hddnl. - sifoni. nab GmorD wrops.
'5.4S Wadm. - GiHite0 uaA Nott, @Inopir uHs
gtttDsburo. CBdrlors0or.1
6.l2 abenos = alfoni. nab u~nioas9rioat.
500 Nbsnos - attom. naA Gmorp Srspe.
Wur . oHntoas.
Gas goru. Iffom. naa Union Srioes uns
S~,auoDtr.
ESQ gadni. - gttom. rad l~tnionsgriSa,.
f40 RddHi. Nifom. nl6 Gmegp etrcpt.
. Satten uitt an 8eHHiDlpanidsIps. sStatipu an.
Btasts uuo @,pddsSirsau. 2iJ Of Satt..norS
Strabe.
3ies holttu auf Unions, genniplpanias ab,nu,.
GultoHs nno spaibreofs Station az.
V. =. @rtsipoio, Sen. 1raffit Dlar.
3. ID. SswsIL Gen. Qsh. sastnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Staots8 esiitrator,
baltimore,
8aItimOrp. BEN %. Sanuar

Sdlttmpre, Zen 70. Saftar.
Naen caran inttreIGrtrn Yerlcnen
miro bterourd Nadridt eesebsn, baB
Der StactrS nsenieur, rpie rurb ben &bs
ldnitt 81 6, ariifsl AZ. res SaItimprer
Stapt : @eIeBbudes, 1898 Couple
ment) pprscI9rieben III, rem ertlarenpen
plan unc bic llmlasen fir raS NipeIs
llren unc 9Raltern Der Clifton, Npenue,
bon ccr~SfIeite Der sebntcn Strase bis
CUR NorcpNleite Der @inpIpr MiQs
Noao unc pon Der Sirpefleite Der
WtncIcrs Mias 8pap bis sur @etleite
Der Gbeliea Gerroce, in pielem Bureau
binierle9t bat.
@ae bierpur6 5erubrten perIonen
iInp tere9tist nit Srsu9 bierauf an
oae SaItimcrer Staptgeridt innerbaIb
oreiBl9 la9en pom Datum oieler Ses
tanntmahun9 an purG Petition l6rift>
Ilh Su oppeuiren.
garry 8. 9pOper,
t5an23, 80; 8ttrG, l3l Ge8iitratcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Stabts8 esiifratur.
Baltimore.
8aItimpre. ZEN %. Sauna,

OuuttHpttf etH 70. ~}dHuut.
Aaen baran intereifrttn Yeripnen
rpirc bierturh NahriGt seseben, taB
Der Stabt : Snsenieu1, rie curh ben
Abidnitt 81 6. Nrtifel 48, teS Salti>
r1orer Stabts Geiegbuhts, 1898 Coup.
plensnt). Scrseidrieben in, ben erflds
rtneen plan uno bic llmIassn fir bic
NlSsairuns uno YHafsruns res sansen
llnsepfaferten 1heiles rer smDlften
StraBe, SpiIden Ger Nprcoflette Der
SlbertYs cptr Winb1ors Drill 8cap bic
sur SIoleite ber @ineirrs Iptnue, cine
Strede pcn etwa 175 Sub, BON Der
NpreoitIeite Der 2ibertDs orer @inplpre
WtusNCao nprplih an Ger Srplften
Strabe l%auftnp, in pielem SGreuu bin>
tsrlest bat.
Aue bierburd %berubrten psrIcnen
finb beredtist nit Sesus bierauf an
pas 9altimurer Staotseridt innerbalb
breibis Iasen pom Datum bisler Be
tanntmahuns an curh petition lhrifte
LID 6u arpeliren.
9arr1 s. 9ooper,
(San23, 3O;Gebr6, l3) 8esifralOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Sin unIere 2eler.

Sn ben teeten Sasen 1T cine Msnss
SpHapateie=S e3ciaursen In Der Nspattisn
Dss sDentlfsn G~ofrefeonesntsn" einselaus
fen. Seber unisrfr Qeler wirb tearsifen,
Ipie itwisris es III. mad stner icldsn
SraHe- Rataitrupte. bel relher MIR ales
r%srloren, zine efatift i3eifuna b~erausaiss-
ben, ctue bic erfeioerlide 3sit ia cen gcr-
berettungsn su tahfn. ggir fine eabei In
friter Stnie eenI fretineliden uno tereitrif-
itgen eatgegenfcmmfn hes Pm. QoHis 6.
Sfneieereitb ION Der Suds unb &unforu.
dertt Der Sirma 6. %. SHuetcereit6 unb
SOhne, Nr. 208, Glib, Starpirn6e, ~ BE-
icneerem Dante perpfihtsi. Or. S6neiee,
reitb srmpsli6te 20 in Der uneiaennabiaftsn
9Seile, RAP Der .Oeutlds Correspondent"
ihcn am Dieultae, wenn aud tn sinem I'M
geir0bnlidcn @cmanoe, erIteinen tcnnte.
Nu6 Die nGumberlanp 8reie YrsNe" bat uns
purh pas ueberlenben BON eeutlhen Shrif=
ten in nnerfennensmtrttsr @siis ausssbOls
fen.
Oes9leiden ine mir ben 5erausaetern
Der ps1orlo" 3u Dante perbunben, weihe
iiiis ibre Granddaughter unb GtercotYpir. Up.
parote, lcrie Snet Der Stbmal6inrn CUR
gsrfiisuns i%felIten, 70 eaB mir in bic anse=
insbme Sage samsn, msniglens bic Neuieteiz
ten ben Ssiern turS in euslilAen Sn6itabsn
mittteilsn sH fSnhen.
Sn Der beSOrliebsneen 8che miro Elm
gsSBfrer Stsil res ,Dsutl9m Gorrelpon.
nenten" in oeutidsn Sppsn asorldt per-
ben, oa BON Den beltslltsn beutlben Geb=
maftinen trrcits beute eins bier sintrsffsn
uno lofcrt in Den; nsusn 5cim beS ,Oeutz
fheu Gcrreipenrenteu. +" 9fr. All, ct. Yanl=
StraBe, anI9cltelt uno mprssn in 8etrieb
9esBt rerpen wire.
Cine @cde i6wsrer Mr6sit unb 9eiiti.
ger uno tGrperliGer 2lnltrsnsune 1T iiber-
runeen uno mad psiterrn ppst Wphen
iriro Der pDsutide Gcrrelponpsut" piepsr
IN eeipcbntGm 0erpanoe BEL leinen 6reun=
Cen fin Grideinen MAIDEN.
Sa Der 3miidtnDit bitten mir Die 9eler
,m Gniidulpisuns. wsnn ls ni6t NQss
fnesr, ME es letn lotIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Die nencfien Rabri6teu

pom aliattfhen S~riegsitauplabe finp ms9r
Weriidts une @ermutbunsrn, als 9bats
laden. Die 9tuisn bnbsn nod, INNER lns
slud nit itrsr 8lotte. Gines ibrer 9orpt'
observation-disclosures traf auf ltiner 5abrt
cine Nfine uno wurpe nit leinFr san3en Be
manning pernidtet. Drei peitere rulTlde
8reu3er ictlsn burd iapnniite Sorpepos se-
lttten bltsn. Our 3ett ihetnen bic betpen
@idhts am gJalu 5luir lire arGits gu msis
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Staotz 8rgiitratnr,

BlIttmore, ptn %. Sanuar.
@aen raran intersiiirten p~erIpnen
miro biercarh Nadriht ss9eben, RAP
Der Stact. 9n9enitur, ME rut6 Den abs
ldnitt 81 g. @rtifel 49. re6 Saltimcrer
Stopt8eleBtudea, 1893 (Suyplement)
Sorssl1riebcn If, ZEN erfIdrenpen plan
unp rie llmIaBen fir Die Nipeairuns
t1p Yflaiteruns Der odten StraBe, pom
rfr Ncrpleite Der Nprlb Apenue bis sur
NOroleite Der @nItrcpf @Yenue, in pie>
lem Bureau binterIest hat.
Nue bicrpurA teriibrtcn per1cnen
tino bereRti9t, nit StSus bierauf an
pa6 SaItimprer StartSeri@t innrrbalb
rrfibi9 Ia9rn pom Oatum eislsr Sfs
fanntmaduns an rurM petition iArifts
Ith Su apprIIiren
garry s. 9opper,
tSan2l, 30;6ebr6, 13) Healltrdtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Gnteu MINES GiieHbahnsGa.

6abrplan tire | II 6ratt5 5. &c tooa
3dnieitT etriahen 9ier ar. 10 an s~iobts etros.
taelih tuuseetonlntn Sonntaas) nm 1 u6r goas
mtitaas- nan SoDe RoiHt, 6ents Ssfeno, Cus,ns,
torn, esnitteia,. Senton. 9rseuipooo. gasnsal,
Gents Ino 3ipii@tnsS ia tionen. '
Har NtoHtaas UNI Ills Rorotns, uab aos,.
pOint, LHstHstoipu. ebttabilt, 0Fethipooo mn
3tuiihtnsS %tattonen. "'
U. V. Der Gampfer 6amfaa @aduittas
na@ seossgelnt fsRrt lnrid mad e~aitihuprt Inn
$50 Mbsnos. '"
graai tpiro. an WodtaassH bis 9 llbr ga4x.
eni9tgtn aenonmen.
(Dlai2I, lSl
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Sehr erfrrnlid 1T bic yhatiahe.

baB Der SntaIt aller fsusrlhsren GGrdnte
(SafeS), lCIpeit lcIde tis jest srGfnet nor
ben fiao, naperietrt sebltsbsn 1T. Die GAIL
Der feutrii6srm G,elpldrante in BEN abse-
%brannten Stapttbeil pirb auf runp oreitaus
fenb selhdBt. @enn iid bte nod unter ben
Sriinimsrn lifssnosn tbsnlo ider berpa bren,
ipte Die beretts gfGfnetsn, pann miro bas
Serlultcpnto I'm Elm 8ebsutenpes sertnaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
n81nsl &3tne."Sinis
nab philadelphia mme sfeps gort.

Ottpdrts. Bert. Camden. Bert Mt. RoSa,
eblatluaoeou ...f.. 16Gli9 3.5l D.. 35j V.
eblafs IL. Sptrit.. 3aoli9 Z SIS 9. 500 "a
Sutlstssaslor, aus9tn. 90. 9I9 9, 92l 30
garlOr, Sintt,. Rur So. 9.52 . 9.57 .. 6
9OrlOr, Diner, ansgsn: 50. 1850 .. q 1854 ..
9oLlor, Elmer, .....SaQIi6 1.55 q. 81 l.59 u.
.aopa! 9jmitto,@ nur 4ulHlans3aa.
8HifetsSmoter, Barrier, SBisto1tionss u. Spsileb
%g9aG2ons 49,: 4dQli3 $40 y. . 3.53 u.
gdrlor6Gr, 9bil, ansg. 60. 4.j5 q. 800 U. 6
4aylor! 8%tntt.". 3dq!i3 SEQ u. Cos u. 6
6oa6ss Nbila..... 3dqli0 800 u. 9.O5 Y 6
Sbidiip ........ 3GJlib 1879 u. 1874 II. g..
2oial:s 9Iainaagon na3 @rO.gOrt ttrtig ,nm
q, ua@ GtlanticsGitp, g8o@sutass; Y, ua& Ms
iantitsGitp. t1gliG.
Vile 8dG' bGIttn in @itmiuoton. 6, bait in
ebsiter.
BERT Gamb.n. gerl. Wt RooaL
8btln. QEiolr. 49,. gd0li0 sos .. $40 Q.
gg9iia. ggpr'k ......aasU. 60, $50 q. 2S g.
gbtla. 6gprtB ......au5g. 60. 4.55 U. 500 81.
@betoesH AttouI., ausg, So. 5.l5 u. $50 Y.
99i!a, Httomr 49,. nur So. 610 q. 6.15 N.
8iuetsSirsaur: @oroipsts@ds Galb,rt urO gats
ttmorsitr. sr 526, 9roaOiuap, Wt. 8opul:etatiOn
sbtr 6amDensS tation.
.. ., Martin n, Nor. gaH. Srafiit.
g. RR Saiett, Gen. sBaF zAatut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Die bsatid)samerifaniiGs prcEs Srs
9aubfS

bat bsr,liten antbeil an benz lhrperen
Miifaslhid sencmner, has ben .Gcrreippn.
Dent" tetrcfen. Bon ssrltiebenen Seiten
trurte uns Seiianb ansstotsn eurd uns
tafaetlides 2nsebot ron estfcf in Matri-
5fniesn. 6iir an~ttfiinatme, pis fir Sitfc
In her Nctb unisrea berslifltsn DAM. .3ue
GItid frsenntn rnitrs Golessn a6tr aud
bic enfrsie tts eieentbiinsrs bss Gore
fpcnffnt" unb ietnes Nrtsitstates an, bic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
N0am Ottp.

Is tar6 en- IA. 8etruar ptSbti4 an
Ser3idlae aoom i'm IS. 2stensjabre. Die
8serpisuns fiurst DtenItua, 2 ubr Na@.
mittaBs, pom 3rauerbaue, SIR. 1920, Sats
ten agpenus, aus ltatt. @ssrabnib priputim
auf Der Baltimore Cemetery" (46-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
StaOts@sgiFrotur
Baltimore,
@oltimpre. ZEN %. Snnnar.

Saltlnnprt, cfn 70. ~S0fldr.
Naen puran interelfirten Yer1pnen
miro bierrurm Nahridt eeeeben, RAP
rer Staptin9enieur, mic purh zen 9lbs
idnitt 81 6. 9trifeI As, reS Yaltimorer
Staetseletbudse, 1898 (SuppIement)
ppr9eihrieben ii, cen erfldrcnpen YIan
lnp rte umlaBsn fir eir Nipslliruns
uno 9aaiteruns rer sebrten StraGe, BON
Der NpreIeite Ger Winpipr Wfiu 3eap
bis CUR Norpieite Ger Gbelapeafe Aps.,
in ctcIem SGrcau bintcrlt9t bat.
Aae biercur6 bcriibrten Ysrionen
iIno berediist, init SrSus bierauf an
ras BaItimprer Startssri6t innerbalb
rreiBis Iasen pom Datum cieier Be
fanntma6uns an rurh pstitipn lhrift-
LID su arpelIlren.
garry s. Sppper,
(Sdn23, 30; 6etr6, 13} Hf9l'tratcr.
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9. Sipicr,

- Nahfclsrr Zen actle & 8aiitr. -
Gtatlirt 1871.
Smpcrtsur ssutitrr. lran,Sfider, lpani.
idsr Weine unp eit6re aus gunies- 9aser.
hduisn. Galifcrnisr gSeiae pireft rom
Weinbers.
Waaren eireft in's 6aus sslieiert.
Nr. 2l5. 5dncpersS traee, Yaitincre, @lp.
Me. Se!spton Gcurtlanp 119.
e.&p. selepbou Ct. gauI 1882 3.
(Suni1,l $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Charles GnaerS.

GS ltorb am IA. 6etruar. 3 llbr Mor'
gems, GGarlss gnserS, seIisbtsr @atte Son
@nna Gn9srs, i'm Utter BON IS Sabrsn.
Sic 8eerotsune finret Sienfas; 8 ulr
Morssns, aoin Srauerbaule Scr. l28, Sups
Bomb Strabr, aus ltatt. (46,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15
Vorooemtf6er STOW D.
5fe9elmaBi9e
9ampf SGiffaGrt
suilben
Baltimore INTO Bremen

Nf ~ "hN
alien Seauemli5teiten perlebensn
.poitoamPfer erItsr &taHe:
DG9sIn," s9ranbenburg,@
aysedar," .GaiIel,"
yMain," .8resfaus.
Die GIrebitipnstdge Iinb, ipie iplst:
0 Baltimore:
~Wtae6db," Mlittpo9, 10. Se6ruar.
2 llbr Na9mittass.
DGahel," Samitas, ben q. 5e6ruar,
2 ll9r Ndc6mittugs.
uHbein," Samtda, Der 5. M{drs, 2
nbr Hd9mittags.
p8reslau," Mittipo9, ben 16. MARA,
2 u6r Rahmittaqs.
.G9emnib." Mtttpo9. ben 90. GRdrs,
2 1br Ra1mitta9s.
pGdIsL," Mittpo4, ben 6. Gprtf, 2
u9r Ra9mittaas.
5neii, saiHt.s EaHaoeYSrt
Qou S42S 80 an.
3ptl@tub;ds .gafiaSt. gttti..
slon Baltimore nab ertmtn.. .... - sig: 0o
Bon premsa nab 9aftimess... Sy4 an
aiuorttiesSinsts VoH Baltimore:
Ra@ BREMEN uRa iured. ,............. .S66 90
@sa,n esa@. HaS gaEas' ir'uo. man R4 an hi.
@,n,TalsgseRtta
u. Smunader &c &c.,
xr. 8. ehO'oasssiross.
pDtr
Goipdro Hdine,
Ctttes Os .1suiI@sn gorrsipsnOsnttns.
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Sur Grinnrruug
al uni ere esliette SHUTTER
Naria S6mint,

Naria S6miht,
wslfe 9eltem Sor einsm Sabre, am ID.
8sbruar 1908, 9eltcrtrn, aber nibt ser9rl.
fen III.
S6lumm're lnnft, Oh CUTE Wutter,
Sie Oh ms 70 trsu geltctt,
OH wirIt utS ia wpbl perjsiben,
0snn mir BADEN Sid betriibt.
g6, Du BAIT jebt iterrpunpen.
Manhe lAwsre, banee Stunoen
6af Du In Shmrrjen jugsbratt.
Stanptaft loft Dbl fe %ertraeeu,
Ssine SAmsrSen. Define 9Iagen;
BIS Der Soo Dein Gu9e trt4t,
Dch per9elIen mir Did niht.
@spipmrt bon ben SintsrtIteteuen @attsn
unO &inper, SO0n 8rep rid S9mipt,
GYstet uno DlarY Sitter. (46)
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Warblanb & GrnuiplhaniasG iie'-
abnzGnmpaanie.

5dss ptr,aHsn Tcrtbzloenues UNI s-,f.sl,s,,
etotiontn ar @o0tntilen ra6 9tIa.r T36 oso
Born, 800, AZ, 600 Nbtu0s. Wab SGt, 30
Yotn., so, 4.2J Rd.Gm. N Low
RAD yort 80 BORN, 800 Ra4m. eonntoo.
nab 9tlair $50 @orm., 400 uuo 1000 sIh.nass.
mob EeItu so 9etrt, 400 Ratm. "'
SonHtaGs nab S,lltr 7.30, $50 gprm soo
495 Qabm., 600. Has abtne-- "' 90"
6. u. GttsL @eatralsQaFagitysggsn tent.
NoOl1
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Der @ermauia Surmbcreiu

BAT bcihlciien, isiusn fir btute anaslastsn
@aefrntai in Der n@ermania- Mdnnerdpr.
Slle" bis auf Wsitsres ,u psrlhicbsn. (46l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-15

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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-27
CAUGRT ON THE CURBSTONE.

Mr.. W. E. Hickey has hired a
frst.class blacksmith, and is now pre-
pared to serve the public in that line
Horseshoeing and farm implements
will receive special attention. See
his ad in another column.
Mrs. T. W. Martin taught the
Holmart school last week in the alb
sence of the teacher, Miss Elvie
Jennings, who was sick. Miss Jen-
nings was able to resume her duties
Monday morning.
The friends OF Deputy Sheriff
Slade will regret to know that he has
been confined to his home several days
with sickness, and is not yet able TO be
out.
The Peters League. loaded with
the best black powder in the world,
cannot be beaten for cleanliness, accu
racy and strength.
-Guano agents and mule dealers
are about the busiest people in Daw-
son these DAYS.
Mr.. F. P. Allen, who has been
quite sick for several days, is out
again.
Mr.. Charlie Ridgeway OF Cuthber
has position with Mr.. w. E. Hickey.
The Dawson merchants will soon
begin leaving for the eastern markets
Joe Wheeler is the best for the
price the dspensary sells. tt
Use Peters shells and your birds
will not get away.
See Tony Lavely and have your
house repapered.
Home made lard and sausage al
Fulton's.
Try a bottle of Planters Maryland
Rye.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-27
liSIOGated Her Shoulder,

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm of Fergus
Falls, MINI, fell and dislocated her
shoulder, She had surgeon to get il
back in place as soon as possible, hut
it was quite sore and panied her very
much. Her son mentioned that he
had seen Chamberlain's Pain Balm ad
vertised for sprains and soreness, and
she asked him to buy her bottle oil
it, which he did. 1t quickly relieved
her and enabled her to sleep, which
she had not done for several days. The
son was so much pleased with the re-
lief it gave his mother that he has
since recommended it to many others.
Sold by Dawson Drug Co., Dawson;
Williford, & Co., Parrott.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-27
DETENTION CAMP is EMPTY
ALL WHO WERE EXPOSED TO SMALL.
POx HAVE BEEN RELEASED.
Only Six Patients in the Pest House, and
Some of These Will Be Dismissed
This Week. No New Cases.

The day of smallpox in Dawson has
about run its course, and the dread
disease was conquered without very
much exertion being necessary.
Friday the last of the persons who
have been confined in the detention
camp were released to go their way
rejoicing. There are only six cases at
the pest house, and 1t is now a matter
OF short time only when all these
will be at liberty to resume their
wonted occupations. Some of these
will be discharged this week.
No new cases of smallpox have ap.
peared in three weeks, and the disease
is practically stamped out. There has
at no time been any real danger, and
those who remained away from Daw-
son through any fear of catching the
disease were unnecessarily frightened.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-27
Group.

The peculiar cough which indicates
Group Is usually well known to the
mothers of croupy children. No time
should be lost in the treatment of it,
and for this purpose no medicine has
received more universal approval than
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Do not
waste valuable time in experimenting
with untried remedies, no matter how
highly they may be recommended, but
give this medicine as directed and all
symptoms of Group will quickly disap'
pear. For sale by Dawson Drug Co.,
Dawson; Williford & Co., Parrott.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-27
POPULAR COUPLE Webs.
The Lives of Mr.. Robert j. Grier
and Miss Beulah Hart United.

On Sunday, Jan. Oath, at ten o'clock
a. M, at the home of the brides faith
er, Mr.. G. P Hart, Miss Beulah Hart
and Mr.. Robert j. Grier were happily
married, Rev. w. w. Mabry in short
and beautiful manner performing the
ceremony.
The bride is one of Randolph coun-
tvs fairest daughters, and a young
lady of many loveable traits of charac.
ter, quite social favorite in the COM
munity in which she lives, and by her
sweet, genial disposition won host of
friends, who will rejoice in her happi,
ness. The groom lives near Sasser, and
is one of Terrell county's most sterling
young men, possessing the esteem and
respect of every one who knows him.
The young people have the best
wishes of numerous friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-27
The -Four PIckerts Next Week.

Beginning next Monday the Four
Pickerts will open three nights en-
gsgement at the opera house. The
Pickerts entertained local theatre
goers with several good performances
last season, and is one of the cleverest
repertoire companies on the' road.
The specialties introduced by the CON-
pany are unusually good, and an entire
change OF program will be put on each
night. The Pickerts will doubtless be
greeted with large audiences at every
performance next week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-27
MACON COUPLE WEEDS HERE.
Mr.. Brown and Mrs. Harvey
Made Man and Wife.

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. II
Ozier, on Wednesday night, Rev. O. F
Cook officiating, Mr.. J. ]. Brown and
Mrs. Carrie Lee Harvey, both of Ma
con, were made man and wife. The
bride ard groom left the next day for
Macon
Mr.. Brown is prominent dry goods
merchant of the Central City. Mrs.
Harvey was visiting her sister. Mrs.
Ozier, in Dawson, and Mr.. Brown, to
whom longer wait was irksome, came
here for his bride. The bride is a Sis
ter OF Mrs. Ozicr, and is admired by a
large circle of friends for her estima-
BILE qualities.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-27
A Good Show for -Four Nights.

Beginning tonight, the 9th, the Old
Original Rackney's Polite Entertain
ers will fill a four nights engage
ment at the opera b0use. The mem
bers of the company are the same who
represented the Wizard OH Company
for several years, but this time they
will appear in the interest of L. l.. L.,
8 weIl.known and popular pro"ietary
remedy. There will be many novel
features, and there will be much fun
and many smiles for all who attend
There will be an entire change Of pro
gram every night, and the small admis
sion fee of fifteen cents will be charged
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-01-27
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
mir. q. o. Hill Announces for
That Office.

In the advertising columns of The
News today Mr.. G. O. Hill announces
for the Office of tax collector. Mr.. Hill
is one Of the county's most prominent
citizens, and is in every way fitted for
making an'eficient official.
Mr.. H. o. Thornton, who has held
the Office of tax collector for eight
years, will not be a Candidate for re-
election, but will retire at the end OF
his present term. Mr.. Thornton has
been one of the best officials that ever
occupied that Office, and he will retire
with the confidence and esteem OF
everyone.