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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
GBeiapcafc 9ampfcr'Gpmpagnic.
on. Igha,,NEoH Nlutf

SbeIapcafe Tnmpfcr.Gpmpngnic.
Gbeinpsate,4 iute.
9ltgnnte Ediiaglcr 9nmpter "Iu9nttd" NIB
e@ilattu" rud
Efb Yuint GUmiDr' tno NiurfuIf, Ia.
8dmpter Derldiicit baltimore td0li6 (aiiSJe'
noIHnleH GonntoQs) nm $50 Abeilbs uro iIni'
nnb In 9iorfolf nm 7i5 Wiprgens at, nis
fhIleBeno an Die GifeHbn6n6.ipe ilub dleu
9lnfteu be3 SibenS mo Sil0UelietS.
yurt.3ituer.Stn
Slegntite B0iaaier Sqinpter. ~ebdrlotts" ino
baltimore"
nan Meit.9pint mmb Hiidimunb, va.
Tan!pier Deri1llfl Baltimore tdpli6 (niiSae'
romfiei Gonni1gs) I'M b tubr Tndnnittnns lrb
fummer Al gseft tlioini iIri 100 WlurgeliS iI5
8u Hihn1ono I'M g.25 Wtoraeus al.
Die all Diontugen, Uiittipodeu uuO 6~reii1gen
bon Baltimore abfubrenbeu 8ampf.r. uln Die
bon gRei! 4lOiut an Dleriiaaeu. 9unncritaRtn
l;no Snnitngen %ubiabrelr. Ie9er tn @louctiler'
Bpt.:t rino NlImono's an; iro tte OIL 9ielitG'
more uns an Dlnntnpeu. Wtii.loo6e en- uIlo Srei.
inaen bon yeeit Roint gbf11renotn Sampjcr
legeu IN Dctftciur mo 9Iap.Hauf IN tbet GiiG'
tigem g9etier).
Tanpfe- ucria len Nalttmors uum, Bier Rr. Is
NIB 10, 9igbtitra Sen. III ritt.
TtrtttFttleie nutb allen Tunfien i5rnen ae'
iidert. SepGd Giipeaebeu mo ttnilten} iml1er
i'm 1ora1is ~referbirt tperoeH In ben bteitaeH
9iHets8lrennr: ~. 317, 9oro.Gb orlcs' Stgnle,
". u. Wobion, Vlgent, Vf. t27, EH'Uni,imore.
5trabe, poer ben Salpis giireutr: Tr. $40,
eiabt.strahc, Baltimore, Dlo.
Mea6en Tpitsr, g. Z. Nbism,
7. .. W,cranu,l, SiIfssGer '9an. 'sgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
SdmadeilfGnoe

ie6er 9(rt, %cincrtci pie ucrurIod)t, be.
ionOcrS MGmcriduG6e, @e6irn,
uno Miidtnmorf Grih6pflng. Ser
peni6pG6e raid nno Griin0lid &c.
BELT Ourd mcinc t6ntldGti6 humber
bar rrfo1grcihe ncut bricflide ge.
6anoIun6.. So3or dlteten 2elltcn
nclie 2p6cnstrdft geIiftrt. Irobc-
scbanOfhns aGiolnt foitcnirei, 10 oak
iid Scbtt icl6it iibtr5engcm fam.
Man noreiiirc
Or. Is II It aU Sobert,
5G4 @uuowarO AUc., Detroit, Did.
(Sunil IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
McrdJants' & MincrS' SranspOr-
tatiuu Sumpung.

Inn1ptfrGtnttn.
gtn6 Bottom uuo benz Often: ieocn WontGa,
0teutiaa, Sontcriiag ltto Sumitdg, Nbenos
u tbr.
Rad Trooiocnrc II. Dem Often: icber Gonns
tn0, Wliitlpud mo Srciiag, NhenoS 9 llbr.
gtub %yieuport Mems lno NorloIf: tdglib
mn @ tlbr N6eHoS.
Srntbt Wiro idRIih big r tlbr 9tbenoS fir an
benz Iuge dbinbrcuhc Sampler ungeHDmnIer.
FAD SdbG1nnb uno Dem Siioen; ieoen 9iens
iina, SuunerltaB ltlo Gutnitaa, Nbenos q ubr.
NGiiuuCr mo VrOuioCnce . Sumpter ldbreu
bon Der gSeriie Gm Suite oeS 9ong '0odS nb;
Snbaurnb'6 ampicr bon BET 2Eerite am 5ube
Der gSeit 6GuS'glOelnc.
Is. ", @iniugbam, Ngent,
YO1gtSpd.
70. Y. Turner, @..p ..agent.
". I. steDbins, Gen. .Uiam.
Snupibiircui - SiOuf.Gde 8crmau. nno
Hinbt.Strnhe. Ui3,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

.bnHal0F
Sic TlittcrluOdcu bcs SrOnprim5cn.
4. 2aCAec Gnarcs. ,
9opllorit6t ser .@ruutlcttc bel Sen
@criinern. - @Iildprmid) o..
,qi ped]e oeS Ser3oo@l Don Glmbcr.
So iolro an Den &oiicr, 4- WroBbcr-
/ 1,o3oain altnitoiia iieoelt pom %foiicr-
orn Iidcn SNloiie in Elm Notel iibcr.
~ Sc8eIidiff ~2Iita" nit Mom
une MouS .lmteraconugen. -
n Aeid9tauBlrr 9illom'a G|r6ebulg
in Den 6iiritcmtano Don ser
Nrclie %IDmpotbiid) ouiaclommcu.
TQerlei ,Slrtcrc1ionte8.
@crlin, s. Glni. - Die &arlpt.
lIo0t 0c5 ocutidcn Reidca itebt nod
INNER I'M 8onnc ser qroBortigcn
6cltlihfeitcuL ncIde 0ie Noh3cit oc9
&rouprin5eH @iIbeIm nit ser 0cr5o.
gin GGcilie BON Ntedlenblrg Shuci
rim brodte. GdS t0niQlid)c hinge
Gbepoor, mclheS mn, ieine Sitter.
moden in ben %oQoihloiie SltbcrtllS
Itod bel NellItd0t @berMuQl0c in
%itillcr 3uriidae5oaenbeit pcrlcbt, bill.
oct iIbcroa oaS WclprGdStbcmu, rn0
iibcrol miro Oriielbcn MIR in mobl-
p%oIlcnolter @ciie Qcood)t. Die 9cr.
liner, melhe ibrerS pottult nidt oern
3iiacl onlegen, bnben lett lonaer Belt
nltr @ltteS bonn Greltprin5cn Qcb0rty
uno ictt ldcint ser 9eBtcre 0u9 popll.
lGrlte Wtitglie0 Der Sobcn5ollcrnsTas
mile SIT iciu. lleber bic ilmqc aron
prin6eiiin ncrocm MIR @ortc ser
groBtcn 9emunoerrng lolt, mclde
crleben laiIcn SAB tie ooS Scr} scr
9Crlincr I'M Stltrm crobert bat.
Nod Ben Geitlihfeiten inn Sd)loiic
am 0icnitng NbcnO morcn Scr Grorl.
prin5 mo sic &rollpriniciiin I'M oiie.
men @o9en noh Dem Stcttincr 9o6n-
bof 1cfoGrrn mo Elm Spc5ial}uQ i5rcr
uartetc, nit Sem Nriputmo0gOn 0cS
&ronprtt5en, mcldjer iebt crit iiir i'm
crbGlt mpr0cn mar un0 in 3uflulit
ouf icinen Neiicn INNER bcnllBt mcr-
ben miro. Scr Dem aronprin5en.
Eaar mar idon ser &aiier nit Den
liIlgerUn -Rrtil5cu nuf Dem 0ubnbofc
c%ingetrOfierL nm sen REORGANIZATION
0en 9lbid)ieb 81 entbietel. gIn 26.
Sarnrmirb basf &rmrprtH3cupun iril
ncu ieierliden Gil5ua IN Got50om
bdItea no rs ieincn Mobniib in oem
lirblihGt WnrmorpoloiS ne6mcu
mir0. .4
Gin Is Iii 1 SEES Gums
Ah '2t erl1n0erS.
&er5og @rnit Iirgilit bon Glmbcr.
lmlo,n Sobn OeS pcrItorbencn &0nig9
@corG bon SonnoDer, bat onlGblidy
Der @odBeit oeS &ronprin3en cine
@liifplinih e 9epei6e ans 8mun1ocn
0cionot ul1o 5lpor 0ireft al 0cn aoi.
Ter. Die 9lGtter conItatircn, DAB oieS
bic critic Oirefte aunogebltng bon ser
melfiifen 8amilic icit Dem Sabre
1866 it, lpelde8 sic 2atoitropbc iiir
Den bannooerihen Sbron NIT iih
brodltc. 3ugleib miro Oaron erin
ltcrt, Dab ser &diier eS Dem Ser5oQ
mabrIidI nidt idmer gcnod)t bn6c,
lpenigltcns bel 0iciem ieitIiden Greig.
nib aus Dem Sd)mollpinfe( beroll8 3t
fonnten. Die rittcrlid)e 9Irt, 1uie Ser
adiicr bel ieoer @%elcaenbeit Die iltnQc
@roBbcr5o9in bon Mcdlenburq.
Sdmerit, cine SodJter opS 0er5ogS,
Mlagc5eidnet bobe, bGtte oelt Sersog
mldBlid Der &%ermdblllng oeS aron.
prin5cu init einer SdppGgcrin ser
cumbcrl0noiiden Yrin5eiiin getpiB be.
ipc9cn fonnen, cinen ber5lidcrcn gln.
tbeil an ser Seller 81 nebmcn, obnc
onB cr icincr sSiir0e ctipnS pergc6en
bate.
NnoItoiio iicoett in in
@otel iiber.
9aacmcin iGIlt ca oitf, Dab oie Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

annapolis, Olt. Ho0nl4Gtniion. 1850 unb
Citation, 800 unb 300 Sorm., 1900 Wiit.
taos 400, 1888 aabui, 600 uno 3i1.1o
Srsoerid. Wt. MoboI, etattou, rs. a. uue le4s.
Sornt, Gdlnoer Sl1tton, l7.35, 1900, M.t5 mo
1000 Born, !l.25l 800 uno +5.20 gtctbm.
Eiahelter, MT. AopaI siation no Born.
mo PAS 9adm. SaiHoeusS tatioH, H. 20 8orM,
1900 mo $3.50 9iadm.
paacrstoiph glt. 8onaI s%tatiou, is.45 gor,.
800 Gndn Gautoeit Statipn, 1900 BORN,
gnicoit.ein mo @it. airp, gamsenss tatlon
4 1 5,S,, ngS a n.n5 s9fm4 Ill., 1850, 500
Gnrtis San, edmoen siatlon, i6.2s Born.
enrap, wi. R0bal Siniion, *2.43 RabHr.
GnmSsll Siaiior 800 sabm; 40
Celtic, &erl' Samoen sert, Mt aobaI
SblalpdgGen Idol. 3b1&. 355 Y.
buffet RGrIor. aust. 60. door -0.54&.
kdrlor, Stter. nur go. BOZ Y. 9,51 y. 9
Earlor. Diner. ausa go, 1l.5oB I. Mtt.54 .. s
Su ..Ssua a' simitto." 1aSi an $50 ie tST /
Blta, Buffet. 8dibs, Burlors. 0bierUdtions. uno
g Sssss %g|IG o, iS9agei g. SddSS$$. . S.6S
4arlor. Tiner 49,. IdqI 6.00N I. 600 Y. :
@o16es, Bbila Z. 2dgl Q.0Oa 9.o5 v. 6
Ger louie etiahGaaGoin' mao Reip. gori ii i'm
Wt. 5iobdl RabnbOl nm 1000 Nbenos 8nr guf'
nnbne bon EaiiaGifren berelt
nab Ntlantit.eitb td0lih,
gue 3iee balten In @ilmiustoH. g bdIt iu
Gbtlier. al.
GerI. Gambler BerI. MT. RoDaI
VbiId. Nifofn., MIR Gu. sos Y. $40 Y.
Fbild. plifnlH, mir so. S1b y. $50 V.
stberocen gif.. mur So. 100 Y. los ".
Bhtln @rpref. atsg. 2 ego u. 2.2b u.
Bbila grpreii, ausg. z 300 y. sos n.
sfherbeer 9tff., aisg. . Clio u. 6.t5 ".
Fbila. NtipIL, nur Su. 61O u. 6.tp ".
Ebiin. Srpreb, idol. 900 VI. eos M.
BILLET 9iireaIr: giorolpelts9de .gbarless nuo.
Euratcad, Girube CD. 1R. g. M..SebdnoeJ, III.
b2G. Gio,Broanpap. D9t. SopnisS iatipn ODER
Is ditoeTt' StatioH.
Is. ~. eaiiet, Sen sFaf sNeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

ganfiers unO Nofler.
Sambleton 4 60, 10, OIt-2erinaton.
@trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Mnnhcrnn0c Gnthcfnnn.

Srau u. Yltifnn, electromagnetic Gpe6iaIiftin
lit 6rnIcllsHeiocu. SQllen lelien ih In aleu-
,Sullcn OertruulifCr Hrt an mid ucloeit. @cnil
sic leioeno linO, Wttoe ib ,Sbncn belien. Sd
bate ME cine1 elr3tgen 6eDli6lua. Grleidjies
ruIiG in 4S StInocl Doer feline YeBcbluHg bers
bredung Der 9rbcit; n1ute bnrmIoS. SIN
Spred3inlmer oocr brictIib, $2. Yrindt llnfcrs
funnieiI fir Snntcn. @efbHlte 9gdrieriHneti.
gter8ili6e NcbnnoIlul, mem gelpiinfbi. Streli0
nerirnuIif. 9tutGcribeilung foltenirei. Gprer6.
ituroen bon 10 ubr &OrIn. big s u6r gtDeios.
SoHntlgS bon 2 bis . ubr 9indlm. Srau ".
Sieiiing, Dir. G3i, 9ore-Gareg.e trake, uabe
Gomunoion.N ucnue. (Wldr39. T&S.tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
9amhnrgsWm
-9iadlT
9uppelidrNnbcn'
GrnrrE. upS HaiIonicrs Ticu5t.

= 2raem al 1oUer fir apuOun uno 9aris an.
!SnmbnrgsNmcrifa.Si nic
81 0roaonup. Helu, yorf.
Irtbur ", NObiOn,
t27 Slt.@aItimorc'Str.
Am altfn glatc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
NorOOeuti6er 2lObb.
Gc0elmafise Snmpfi6ifffabrt
S~tuiidIen
Baltimore uno 8remea

Ge0elmGRise Sampfihifffabrt
.' 5ptidlen
Baltimore uno 8remeH
ourd Die reiten ltno e%rprobten, nit
allen 9eqllemIi6feiten periebenen
Eoitbompfer eriter GIaiie:
DGbetn," n8rnnoenburg,"
yRedar," rGbemnit"
yWain" r8resIau."
Die @rpeSitionstaae itnS nie folgt:
- bon Baltimore: -
.Woiu," W}ittlpodI Sen IA. SUM,
9 llbr Nodmittng9.
.G0cmlib," Wittlpod Sen 81, Slmi,
2 ll6r NudmittoaS.
ySonnooer, Mittmod), Sen %. SUM
2llbr No6mittoa3.
.@rc$Iar," Mittwoh, Den 8. Sllli,
2 ll6r Nudnlitto18.
s -----
8ipeite 2aiiite-E
qon $4,000 an.
3piidenoeds 'Baiiage. greiie:
Ron Baltimore. mad, sr,n,.n $500
q.uu Vrgmrn nadl Baltimore $3.50.
BuubrrlIe.Btnetr uum Baltimore Rad Bremen
mub Jurif S71.5O.
gaeaen Srodbt nub gatfaae penbe man fh
oil bic 1enerals gIaenten
u. Gdamad|er e 60,
Rt. 7. Siio-8 ap.S trobe,
ODER
GoWare Haine,
rfilte bts ,Beniinen Gorreiys nbtntea."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

8ord Tag. Souriit: glio
elm 8efdngniB lit bo oben ouf Dem
gerqe; 0u muB man ia cine i60ne
4usiiht boben! = @irtb: llnper.
gleidliA! @enn Sic Sinn iiir Ho.
turidonbeiten babcn Damn lalienSie
iidJ ba ein ponr Gage einiperrenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Baltimore Snmpi.Eafct.Go.

tNhe hno Aupttlninnr VutStHtC.)
Die Icr. StnuteIts 4Oit bet6roerub.
Tdmrier fdbren idglitb, Gonntuas ulSeenofn'
men. bon ben yNni Cine "EierS, gr. t0-tS.
Ptgbts Strube. $50 NbenoS. oireit nnn Oh
Qoiut 9omiort, yioriOlf, Portsmouth uno alien
VItIften beS SioelS. @erbtnoultG IN OH
9'oint Comfort nit - g.. & 9, Giicubnbn. gtOd
Nihmono. NerbinouHo in Vuriomuntb nit Dem
nGcabparb gir Cine" fnIioen 3uN bon Rurt5s
mouth nab gtlnntd. IN GOriOlf Nerbinoung
NIT Der rgrlGntic Gonft Cine. g~iorlolt nn6
Carolina, gurfoli mo fil6Iitb, Norfolf unh
meffib mo nSGo Dominion Cine" ra6 Geips
bern. gSutbinplotL &.sG.. mo Rihmono. va.
Wiabl5etlcr ltd6 cnropdifhem Flolc. 9lrli'
riUfe Mniiitcli8immer. elettriine Neleiihtllng,
9ampfbct8ung, Noicu fret. 9tefcrnirte NniiiieTi.
thinner In ben billet NiredIr Der rY0h Cine"
yr. sci. &eits 9GliintnresStr 9r, 300 iipb
b0s, 2ia6isSirube, G. u. g.. Office, GiiboftsS de
Baltimore uno GdlOertsS trdBc. Continental
Iruft NIiiIoina uno @lbnu9b's, 9barlcss uno
HcIiuOtotsS trube
Spbu ". Sberiuppo, T.. Wrotun,
8iees lSrdf. II. @cu 'WlaHdgcr. Scn. sEait. sgtaent.
(Ge82-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

Sparbonfen.
Central Sabtu9S 8anf, Charles.
uno 2~erineton.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

Nnbnti Uon Too, pro sumo nUcr 10 Iuuuen
1caen sinnr,
WciGairS 2idtenbnlj, y Guro S3.75.
8eingteS Gihlenbui}, V Euro $500.
@ilin0cr & Scbrunf.
Snupf Niirenli ntto GobIcnbol: g;rcffen. uno
SAP sStrnBe. 3iueip 9iircdu: OH 3omH Goal
o." W~iOniImcnl. nabe Nul SlruBe.
Gel: e.. * Y, 9SoIie III go DO. court. 2G70.
(Npril90.6 Wttel
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q noItoiio iiroett in e in
&otel iiber.

Solel ltOer.
2aqcmein iGlIt e8 olti, DAB oie Der.
mittmete 8roB6crSo9in Nnnltoiio, ole
Mltttcr ser neltpcrmGblten &ronprin-
3eiiin, g~eitern pom f6niGIidcn ShIoB
rod Dem n0otc( 9riitoI" iiberiicoclte,
SeIbitperIt1nDli6 riibrt oies Sen ali,
befonntcn alotId micocr nuf oelien
@egenitono sic @roBber5ogin ieit
Sobr uto Sog acmeIcn lit.
unper6GItnt BmGBig
6mere Strafe.
0as &riegSseridt in @rom6crg
bot Die &ononiere Sot6 uno @ellner
megen milit1riitcn alirubrs unb
t9dtIi6fn Gnerifi5 oui @oroeiette.
begnrt9ep in oerG runfrubeit, 5i icd@,
be5w. flint Sobrrn 3udtbaus ucritr.
tbeilt. Solpeit befallnt, Iiegt oieiem
llrtbeil MIR wieoer elm @irtbsGoits-
ltrett Dor, melder, lpeun er iif inter
etotlilten ab9eipielt bGtte, failm Ser
anlallnng gu einem Yro5eB ge6en
ipilroe., Sobalo .aber BEL elmer Ser
ortigen affaire Elm @orseietter ms
Spiel fommt, lit Die Sofe ymilitdri.
'der gnfrrbr" uno Die @eridte limo
OIL oaS niehriaite StraimnB .aebun.
ben- es lit iieIbit, bon miiitoriihell
Seuten aasgeipreden poroelt, Dab
Der gesriff gaufrnbr" nui iolde5dae
gar nidt pabt, menigitens bel Nbiai-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
@ubIrn nnO NOli.

8pblen. SpDlem.
Rest lit bic 3cit, 36re @intcr.auucn III tnuIeu.
ca En @raie 3u1teOcn mo ca IN
IsfsOO frci uUu Shircr G4sJU
Gr. / Bnrte. . .$G.45 OF. . sunburD. .SG95
vi. = Iartr. ,SG.10 ~. , 5nnburG. $685.
9ir, 3 Burtc 500 vi, = HNtcne Wut. S7,h5
NuR.. .......S6,s0 Nt. , SntcuS Raj. $1.55
Rnhntf mn t5f pru Snuur ubrr IN Cannon
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-29
Littlejohn's !.
~ -

Miss Rena Il. Sawyer left wednes-
day last, with a party from Yarmouth
to attend the Sunday school conven-
ton at Toronto, Canada. She will be
away until July 4.
Mrs. DIR. William Prescott of Bos-
ton. who Is spending the summer at
her villa here, left for Boston early
last week to attend the Harvard ex-
ercises. the guest OF her nephew.
Miss White with her friend Miss
Laura Newhall, both of MeIrose
Highlands. arrived Saturday. They
are at present at Mrs. Whites cottage
for a visit.
Mrs. Newhall of Melrose Highlands
Is visiting her friend. Mrs. Mary
Films at the Log Cabin.
Mr.. Eugene Thresher and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Glover and Mrs.
Susie Pickard enjoyed an outing to
Mere Point. Sunday, making the trip
on the morning boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain of CIeve-
land. D., have engaged one of the
Glover cottages and will arrive this
week
Lawyer John A. Noonan and family
OF Jamaica Plain. Mass. are TO have
the Hamilton cottage for the season.
Mr.. Noonan Is In poor health and will
enjoy long term Of rest here In the
invigorating air OF LittIejohn's.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-29
Boston & Maine R.R.
In Effect June 8, 1902.

Trains leave Portland Union station.
a. M. al2 m. Ills. si20. SIS. $3.50.
$50 p. m. Sunday. f1.10. 1915. sl0.l5
a. m. $500. fs.4o. ifi5. f5.io. fs.i5. Ills
searboro Beach and Pine Point. 100.
.Lis. $50. $40. SIS. $50. clio $500.
lis. .s;os. .1i:25 p. m. SUNDAY. f5.lo.
tsSs. 1855. sIo;i5 q: m. 1885. $500. $40.
Old Orchard. 100. as.1o. $50. $50.
ss;oS. 1000 a; M. al2 m, 1890. 'i.i5. 1.s5.
lib. 500, .s.o5. .Ii.25 p. m. sunday.
t.lo. fs:35. f9.35. si0.15 a. m. 1855. s.. %.
s a aa 80 500, $40. $40. fe.I5.
Camp Ground. $50. .s.os. 1000 a. m.
a al m. LIB; a2o. 52s, $3.50. $40.
!s.ss sio;is q. m, isoo. TAO. @ faYs. BIO So
ssco and BIddeford. 700. $50 $50
$40; 'a2o. 5:ss. $50. xs.os. SO. $50.
io25. sIo;i5 a.. M i..55. 800. $40. ISIS.
s.So; 500. $50. $40. ts.15. t7.i5. xs.0o
Kcnnebunk. ZOO. $50. 1000 a. m. 70 20
1885 $40. 500. $40. 500 ,. m.
., kennebunkport. 200. $50 1000 a. m.
i<.Sy; $50; e.1o 500 p. m.
sRuns juno % to Sept. II. inclusive.
fRuns June Is TO Sept. g. inclusive
X Docs not stop at Biddcford.
commencing June 10
r n,oueh Train with Pullman Sleeping
day at as o. m, for New York via
worcester and NJ. ", NJ. ~. and ~ a. r.
ID. J. FLANDERS.
General Pass. e. Ticket Agt.
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the best ever here

the best ever here.
Miss Ruth Morrison passed through
here Friday on her way to her home
in Sebasco to pass her summer vaca-
ton from school work in Normal
school, Gorham.
The John s. Stell came in here Sat
urday last and will, for the present.
belong to our harbor feet of schoon.
ers as she Is to be commanded by w.
A. Eastman OF this place. whose many
friends wish him the best of success
FOR he Is one OF our incest young men.
Rev. F. S. Southworth. OF Portland.
preached in the chapel on Bethel
Point. Sunday. and was the guest at
night of II. o. Coombs.
Mrs. s. b. Trufant is in Brunswick
at present with her daughter, Mrs. w.
e. Gordon.
Capt. Thomas Skolfield of the
schooner Angie b. Watson, has a new
26-fOot motor boat which he will carry
out on the fishing grounds. The boat
has a FIVE horsepower Hubbard en-
CINE and Capt. Skolfield will without
a doubt find its speed a matter OF con-
venience to himself and men.
Mrs. Chas. Morrison of Sebasco.
was calling here recently.
Capt. John Eastman of South Port
land. has been here OF late. visiting
his several relatives and friends.
Geo. Stimson of Gardiner was here
part OF last week visiting his
cousin. Linwood Skolfeld. who gave
him the novelty of going outside Fri
day night and seeing the setting and
hauling OF several tubs OF trawI.
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Saturdays only $50 p. m. for all
landings except Cushings Island. s
CIV. T. COOLING, Gen. Man.

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children were at the Liberty cottage
over Sunday.
Mr.. Melville and Miss Niles were at
the Ben Nevis over Sunday.
Mrs. William Campbell and family
are located at their cottage for the
summer. We trust that Willie. who
has not been feeling well during the
spring months, will soon regain his
former health.
Mr.. Beaumont and Mr.. Swift and
daughter Of Brunswick will occupy
the Birch cottage for July.
The grocery store and cafe are now
open for the season and will be under
the management of Mr. w. c. Russell
of Merrimac, who with his fam
lily have been regular visitors here for
years past. The store and cafe will
be conducted in a first class manner.
Mr.. Bibo and family have arrived
at their cottage, the Fairview. for the
summer.
E. Pinkham and family have been
spending week at their cottage.
Mr.. bod Anderson was down over
Sunday at the Quinabassett.
Eveleth Griffith and family have
come for the summer at Rock Haven.
Mrs. Edgerly has taken the Bacon
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Darling and family have taken
the Pinkham cottage.
Capt. Mayo is expected here soon
with his yacht, the Iris.
To Let on Bustin.-Two small cot
tages OF two rooms each. prices $500
and $500 for season. Apply to VI.
+. Patterson, Bustins Island.
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CASC0 BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom Bouse Wharf. Portland, Ne.
Commencing May ssth, 1905.
WEEK DAYS.

WEEK DAYS.
For Forest City Landing (Peak's
lsland) 5.45, Gas, S.15, 1890 a. m.
1215. Els, AS, $40, 7.45 p. m.
Return-6.20. 7.2O, S.45. 9.35, HOO a.
m, LIS. 2.45, 3.35, $40, $40, 500 d. m.
For Cushing's Island 6.45, BIS, 1890
a. m. Els, AS. $40 p. m.
Return-7.05, SIS, lilo. a. m, 2.55,
$40. $50 p. m.
For Little and Great Diamond Isl.
ands, Trefethen's and Evergreen Land.
ings. peaks Island) SIS, s6.45. 500,
1890 a. m. 1915. 200, AIS, 6.2O,
s'7.45 p. m.
Return-Leave Little Diamond
Island 6.25, 7.25, 9.25, 11.55 a. m,
12A5. 1926, SIS. TBS. 500 p. m.
Return-Leaye Great Diamond
Isla nd. 6.20, 7.20, 800, 11.50 a. m,
1880. 800. $40, 7.20. sos p. m.
Return-Leave Trefethen's Landing
6.15, us. 9.15. 11.4S a. m, 1855, 3.15,
SIS, 7.15, $40 p. m.
Return-Leave Evergreen Landing
Clio. 40. $40, 11.40 a. m, 100, $40,
$40, ITO p. m.
For Ponce's Landing Uong Island)
SIS. 500. 1870 a. m. 200. AS.
6.20 p. m.
Return-6.oo, 900. 11.so a. m, 800,
500, 700 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Forest City Landing (Peak's
1sland) 500, 900, 1870 q. m, 1915,
Ills. $50, 500, 6.20 p. m.
For Cushing's Island 900, 1890 a.
m, 215, 500 D. m.
For Little and Great Diamond
Islands. Trefethen's and Evergreen
Landings, peaks Island) 500. 1890
a. m, 12.15. Els, AS. $40 D. m.
For Ponce's Landing, 500. 1870 a.
m. 2.15. AIS. 6.20 d. m.
Great Diamond Island only stop on
down trip.
"This trip does not stop at Ever.
green Landing.
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RATES, 81 to SI2 per weeI
Open June "a to Oct. 4.

as well as at Portland. usually comes
up from that city to spend Sunday
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kimball will
soon open their cottage for the sea-
son. They were down a week ago.
Mrs. Georgia Kimball Harriss will be
with them this summer.
Mrs. William Pressey OF Rochester.
y. ". is here on the island. the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Chas. F..
Flagg.
Mrs. Alice Morse is spending the
summer with her parents.
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recently.
Mrs. A. Mills and daughter. Miss
Annie Mills Of Naugatuck. Conn. ar
rived at Great Diamond Saturday.
Mr.. Dana Waldron. one of the Is.
land boys has been an honor man.
at Exeter. He Is taking a trip abroad
at present and will enter Dartmouth
in the fall.
MT. Charles r. Flagg of Campes-
iris was guest OF Capt. Owen on the
recent cruise OF the Portland Yacht
Club.
Misses Ruth Weakly of Cincinnati:
Elizabeth Wilcox OF JanesviIle. o..
and Leona Curtis of Falmouth Fore
side are among a house party of
young ladies at the Thaxter cottage.
being guests OF Miss Helen Thaxter
and members of her club at Bradford
the past year. The party were ac-
companied from Exeter by Mrs. VIII
liam Thaxter who has been there to
attend commencement
Mr.. Edward Doten has taken the
Herbert Bailey cottage. Mr.. Bailey
Will vacate II and return home at
once.
The Wilder cottage has been opened
this week by Mr.. and Mrs. futile Of
Arlington. who have occupied II sew.
eral seasons.
The yachts Banshee and Gwendo-
Ign are at their moorings again. The
Banshee was one OF the successful
racers at the South HarpsweIl regat-
Ia last year.
Among those down recently over
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert q
Pinkham and family of Portland
Their cottage has been painted and
put In perfect order. Mr.. Pinkbam.
who u one OF the authorities on IN.
surance and who has lately been 10
Gated In New York, In that business
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Emporium for Island Trade.

Eastman Bros. & Bancroft are adj
vertising special bargains in draper
les and lace curtains for island dwell
ings and cottages. The Eastman store
has been for years recommended as
one OF the most satisfactory of Port
land stores to trade and is getting the
cream of the trade. Their line of
suitings Is aisoon of their leaders and
the expression. Go to Eastman's" Is
often heard when customers are dis
appointed at other stores In these
lines OF goods.
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Cundy's Harbor
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The Misses LYDIA and Emma Ridley
of Sebasco. were guests here recently
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Trufant.
Mrs. Thomas Skolfeld and Mrs. Ed
ward Holbrook were In Brunswick.
Friday.
The district school closes here this
week and indications are the term has
been a most profitable one under Miss
Lois r. Jones OF Auburn. A picnic Is
being planned for Friday and II pres
ent plans are FULFILLED II will be one of