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Evening journal., 1905-11-15
Entertained at Tea

Mrs. Lindley C.. Kent entertained q
lumber of friends at a tea on Friday
fternoon at her home, No. 1411 Van
3uren street. The house was tastefully
decorated for the occasion. Mrs. Kent
vas assisted in receiving by Mrs. Rol-
nd Kent and Miss Mary Kent. The
ut-of- town guests were; Mrs. John
y Chambers, Miss Sue p. Chambers,
frs. Robert Dallas, Mrs. Fred Huey.
Irs. Howard Thompson, Mrs. Edward
adley, Mrs. Jared Brainard, Miss Mary
way, Miss Estelle Herring, Mrs. Laura
B. Earra. Misses Mae and Edith Myers.
Hiss Helen Brainard and Mrs. Eugene
sailey, of Kennett Square.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15

disease can be cured by Mi-O-na. 1t
is the only remedy that strikes al the
root OF the evil ana actually cures the
disease.
40 does not contain opium in any
form. acids, alcohol on auy other harm
ful drug or chemical II is pure
remedy that heals the irritated mucous
membrane. stimulates the solar plexus.
and aids digestion.
Ask the Miller Drug Company to
show YOU the guarantee under which
they sell Mi-o-na. ~ costs hut so
cents box. and yoin money is re-
turned IL it does not help you.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
Received Unique Gift

Miss Lucy Primrose, president Of the
'oreopsic branch Of the international
.unshine Society, has received NUM-
er of very artistic hand-painted cali
ndars, gift of Elizabeth Washington, a
reat- great -grandnieee Of George
Miss Primrose has given
hem to the Delaware branch to be sold
Il its Sunshine Fair next Saturday af-
ernoon and evening, November IS, at
ne rooms Of the Associated Charities,
O2 West street.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
Hammond -MfIIingfon
Special to The Evening Journal

Dover. Nov 15-Rosewel Hammond,
a well known attorney of Dover and
former Acting Prothonotary of Kent
county, was married to Miss Ethel
Janvier Millington at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Ida M. Millington,
at Q o'clock this morning. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
George NJ. Bond, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church, and only a few close
friends were present because Of the
recent death Of George A. Minington,
father Of the bride.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company, Wilmington, Del, Noyem-
ber 18th, 1905.
The Board OF Directors has this day
declared a dividend OF Three and One
Half Per Cent for the past six months.
and has added TO the undivided profit
account S35,22966, making the Surplus
and Undivided Profits now s512, ,S2fs6.
Checks for dividends have been mailed
to the stockholders.
II. r., REESE. Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15

sEAsoNABLE GOODS AT LYNcH's
right'now. New Prunes. Figs. Raisins.
Cuwants. Citron and Sweet Cider.
Brandy for mince meat sf.OO the quart.
d. W. Lynch Company Fourth and
Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
DIR. Murray Improved

The Rev. w. L. S. Murray pastor Of
St. Pauls NJ. L. Church has returned
from a trip to his farm in Maryland,
Greatly benefited in health. He will
leave for New York to-day where he
Twill attend the convention Of the
Church Federation, and upon his return
TO this city, viii resume his pastoral
|iuties at st. Paurs.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15


and julius Frederick Holman in Philadel-
phia at the home Of the brides parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Cough Hance, No.
2i5 North Seventeenth street, on Novem-
ber 8.
Walter Jones. of this city, is the guest
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Jones, of oxford, Pa. for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Mullen, of Mar
shalton, have been visiting their son,
Edward Mullen. at Pittsburg. Pa.
Miss Ethel Poole gave a luncheon at
the Country Club yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Madeline DUPONT. Covers
were laid for fourteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cardwell are in
south for the betterment Of Mr.. Card
wells health.
Magistrate George H. Hollis is down
the state on a cunning trip.
At No. 407 Rodney street yesterday af-
ternoon Max Ihlefeld and Fannie T..
Woodrow Of this city were married by
the Rev. c. T. Wyatt Of Harrison Street
NJ. E. Church. They left on an afternoon
train for Baltimore and Newport News,
Va.
The Anita Dancing Glass has decided
to give dances every other Thursday in
stead Of every week, as was done for
awhile. The class. will meet in Eden Hall
on November IS and 30. December IA and
2s. L. Z. Pyle and C. B. Price direct the
class.
w. NJ. Campbell. Of Haiman China,
for some time a missionary in that
country, will talk of his work there in
11ast Lake Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening. Those interested in
foreign missions are especially invited
TO attend this meeting.
Miss Annie Magdalene, Dugan and
Francis Watkins viii be married in st.
s Mary's r. c. Church this afternoon at
IL o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
Poberts-Eurrav

Herbert Franklin Roberts Of New
port News, Va, and Miss Lena Maud
Murray Of Newark. were married at
the NJ e. parsonage in Newark last
Thursday by the Rev. f. c. Atkins.
They win reside at Newport News, Va.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15

be- was explained by the Rev l.. n.
Galley.
The Rcv. H. L. Duhling. ID. d..
spoke on the sunday School AS II ls."
and Charles b. Palmer. suporlntend-
ent OF ST. Andrews Sunday School, led
The discussion
Evening journal., 1905-11-15

Rhodes gave an exhibition Of his con-
troll Of The Sentinel in the last race
by driving the second heat q dead heat
with Wilkes. a feat not seen here for
years. Starting judge, DIT. ]. r. Kuhns;
timers. w. p. Carter OF Wyoming;
Harry Mcdaniel of Dover.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
Y. NJ. C. A. MEETING
State Secretary Tibbitts Will Explain
the Work at an Open Meeting.

For the purpose Of getting more cit
liens interested in the proposed Y. NJ.
G. A. project. the directors and advis-
ory committee OF the association have
Invited George II. Tibbitts. state sec
rotary of Delaware. Maryland. West
Virginia aud District of Columbia. TO
repeat his Illustrated presentation of
the work Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. in the New Century Club
drawing room, ON Wednesday evening.
November %. at $50 o'clock.
IL is not the purpose OF the directors
or committee to ask for subscriptions
az this meeting. but they desire to give
those present an opportunity Of seeing
how our city and the young men would
be benefited by the securing Of a thor
oughly equipped new Y. NJ, G. A. build
ing. The meeting will be open TO wo-
men and men. 49,
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
zoe LArE FoR cLAssIFIcATIoN.

WANTED-A woman for general
housework. reference required 1888
West street. novi5-3t
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
GOOD RACES AT DOVER
Captain Sampson Trotted Mile in
2.13 Ia and Won.

Dover. Nov. l5-At a race meeting
under the auspices OF the Dover Racing
Association. al the Millington track
here yesterday afternoon, some Of the
fastest racing ever seen In this locality
was Witnessed by 500 lovers OF the sport
There were two events. In the 2.l2 class
Princewood, Captain Sampson and
Prince March We're entered. The races
resulted:
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
WASHINGTON.
pEIRcE.

Booker. .. .. q. o. ...... IA l76 162-509
wilkinson. .... -. ...... 1888 1853 i6S-5it
Guyer.. o.. ........... o.. q. 15i l6i l9i-5l2
Simmons. ..... 80. ..... 11g 122 16O-46l
Mack. ..... .... ........... 172 1i0 105-ii7
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
Women

household duties md the drain upon
their vitality so great that they very
often become nervous wrecks. Tffs
loss OF vitality causes headache. back
ache. sleeplessness, irritabillty. anxiety.
etc, and frequently results In various
forms or female weakness. When YOU
feel tired and worn out. take
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
CORINTTIIAN.
OLYMPIA.
CHESTER

McAaster.. e.. ..... ...... go 16l 1886
Lowry. q. o.. o.. .. ..........lH 1SS 1850
smith,. ...,. .... ......... 1gi 1853 1854
Casson. ...... o. ... ..... 179 Isl 1854
whitaker. -...- 80. -... l9 lSi D'-52S
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
DUPONT.

McCurdy.. ..... .... ...... 16i 100 1885 /
Naudaiu.. ..... go. ...... l69 lS 1sS-iSS
Christy.. ..... .... ........ 1i2 1H ..-2S9
Kerr. 90. .... ............ .,. lol-l6l
Cook. ..... .. ............ 1s7 JAG 1875
Wiley. 49,. .... ......... 1856 177 159-is2
- ---
765 s1 755 1881
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
SociaI and Personal Notes

Finley NJ. Taylor. Jr.. was best man at
the wedding of Miss Alice Adds Hance
and julius Frederick Holman in Philadel-
phia at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cough Hance, No
2E5 North Seventeenth street, on Novem-
ber g.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15
DIR. Miles
Restorative NerVine

which acts directly upon the nerves.
refreshing and strengthening them II
"a g nerve food and tonic. which soothea
nerves and brings rest and sleep.
L was so nervous I was nearly crazy.
My heart was so bad that I couldn't
lie down. Doctors did not help me. /
took Dr. Miles Nervine and Heart Cure.
and to-day ] am able to do all my work,
and weigh $40 pounds"
MRS. PALMER. Lexington. o.
Tho first bottle win benefit, n not. the
druggist VIII return your money.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15

Walter Jones. of this city, is the guest
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Jones, of oxford, Pa. for several days.
Evening journal., 1905-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Mullen, of Mar
shallton, have been visiting their son,
Edward Mullen, at Pittsburg, Pa
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ller 9obl, pro @ulhcI 20c.; Spiuot,
pro gui1el 20c. bis 25c.; CRIME
9obnen, pro &orb $3.50 bi S$t.75;
&opiiolnt, pro @orb SOC. bis $1.G0;
@urtelt, 6loriOoer. pro &orb $50
bis $t.75; SomotocS, pro Carrier
$500 bis $3.50; MoOic3dcL NorioIt,
pro Sob $1.00 bis $3.50; Grobcrren,
pro Quart Sc. bis 1lc.; NpicIiinen,
pro aiite $50 bis $40.
@rocerieS uno gropiiio.
mem.
Sal5ileii6 pro Giuno: flcine Gu.
9or . 9llreo Sd)inten 12c.; groBe
Shinfen tic; Goliiornier Sdin.
fen Sc; Sugor . Glreo SduItern
SEC; trodcn gciol5enc Scitcnrippcn
&C.; Spcdieiten Sl2c.; trotcn ge'
iol5cne Sdultern 7Ac,; reineS
SAmnI5 in SierceS 7Mc.; 9ped-
iduItern SIC; McB. S6lpeineileilf)
$14.50 pro SAB.
&aiiinirter 3uder: geipiirfelt
G.95c.; plllperiiirt 6.35c.; S~tanbaro
%granulirt 6.25c.; icin granulirt
6.25c.; GrpItal q 6.25; Columbia
q $500; gclber 5.25c. bis 5.75c.
@eroiteter aoiiee: 6. 8. s. 100
Yio. Silten 1212c,; 6. g, &. GO Eio.
&iitcn 1906; &. &. &. 36 Eiulo
&iitcu 12.70c.; reiner SABA 2S12c,
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 261ac. bis &c;
reiner Mofta 2G1ac. bis &c; SABA
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ner Naracaibo 2tac. Bis 22c.;
reiner So @liapra 20lac. bis 21c.;
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tOS, eemiidt, 1926. bis Doc; Mio,
gcmiidt, 1875. bis 19c.
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gSenn Chr @elo n5tbis babt, menset Gud
ait min. SarIeben All SaIdre. WiobeIn ooer
@runoeiaentbnm. gerfdiuieeenbeit. aeine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wtr. Gremer, Nr. 100,
Vorb. SAGA. strnfe, 1. 5Iur, 2aunorp Building.
(apriI15-)
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Seben0eS @etlu9el, pro Efun0:
alte Siibner 1876. bis 14c.; jrnge
Siibner tSc. bis Doc; enten lie. bis
14c.; sou6en, pro Gaar zoe. bis 25c.
Srii6te uno Semitic e.
aartoifeln, pro guifel 35c. bis
4Oc. nelie 6lorioacr, pro Sob 50 bis
81; 3uderriibeu, pro giinoel &c. lis
41ac.; @eibfobl pro Somne $1,000
bis $500; nelter GbarIeiton, pro
Grote Toe. bis 90c.; 3wiebeln, pro
guidel $1.15 bis $1,t25; Garotten,
pro Site 3Oc. bis 40c.; 9leffel,
pro Sob $500 bis $500; SeIlerie.
pro Crate $i.Oo bis $500; bran.
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NGuner nnS Jramen fommt At inns.

Didnner uuo 5rnuen nit ~gcbeimen aranfbei.
IenoeH 8aaren, Gtrifturen. glusfIuB, 8Iu!ber.
giftlna., griibet Sauidusffldgei, M%beumatis,
mus, 9erIuft Der Wlannbarfeft, BIaiens unb
Wierenleiben, WaiiDnrmleioen, Sdriorr9oiben,
SnriIeibieteit ODER ireeno wel6er Derfpan6fei
6ruffbeiten folten fb bertrnuensbcu all uns
neIiben.. Scoentfnbe Spe8idIiften neroen Gle
lGteriuhen uno %fofienfrei eine ipiiienfdnftIibe
Siagnofe. Sbres Sales eeben. Gitt Elm Dollar
Dor Der !SeiliiIg 5u b%e3ablen. gSir beiIeu .ait.
fiber, fhfner5los iiro oduerbaft, unS bebanoeln
lIur eebetnte &ranfbeiten bon MdnnerIt uno
5rauen: g8enn gle riht fontmen fJnnen, 70
benatridtieen gle ms, lno mir bebanbetn
gle in 3brer 8obnlna. SeiIune enranifrt Uoer
Siiat 9oitiarte bel, tpenn Sbr i6reibf an ST.
pbilips Medical anhtitntt, 1887 Cit.p traits Str,
Baltimore, We. Heltf6 ptro aeIpro6en.
(Wadi11. I&S.1O
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TriefbefOrScrnng nadJ Ocm NnslanSe.

guSlGnoii9e Eoit fir sic nit Dem
20. mai enbenoe @Odc itlieBt bier
Gin olen SGnen piinthid) ME folot:
godet Yoit lit often non 8 llbr
@ormittags bis 5 ll5r Nbcnos tao.
lid (ails9enommen SomtoQs).
Eodet.Tolt fir SCutiblano ifliebt
bier Montag nm 10 llbr @ormittoqs,
nod @roBbritonnicn CicuItog rno
6rcitoa nm 6 llbr Gbcn63.
Gompfer fnbren bon 9te,p Oorf Of,
luenn nidt anOerS ou0c9cbcn.
GronS.ItIontii6e GoIt.
GicnItog = Z llbr N6cno5, mad,
europa per Gompfcr ,MoicItic," pio
GueenStoiun.
Mithuoh, 10 llGr N6cnoS, mad,
! Sronfreid, Siio-Guropo, gQpptcn II.
@ritiid). Snoicn per Qampier ga
Supoie," pio Sonrc. WuItIod)en
nod onoeren Sbeileu Gllropa'8 milf
len ocn &ermerf .pcr Ga Sopoie"
traQen.)
Trcito0 - 7 llbr g6cn6S, mad,
europa per Gampicr st. 2oniS,"
uio Elpnoutb mo GbcrborrQ. (Yoit-
iohcn noN 2ipcrpool, Sdottluno II.
SrInno miiiien per st. 2oriS"
ooreiiirt lcin.) 10 llbr glbenoS, nud)
europa per SompIcr ,2ucania," pio
GlicenStolpn.
GienitoQ, sen %. Moi - mad, Gu.
ropo per 9ompfer Baltic" pio
Queenstown.
GoIt I il + Q ii 5. uuo Central.
Imerifa, @eitin0ien etc.
9icnltng - 5 llbr Nohnl., nod
Somoico per GompiCr bon Bolton,
Moii.; 10 llbr NbenoS, nod Snoguo,
@opti mo Colombia per .9aupfer
.gllenc."
Wittmod - 10 llbr N6cnos, nodD
Bermuda per 9ompicr y9ermll.
bion;" nod) Gubo, 0uCoton II. Gam.
pehe per 9ompfer oSouuro;" nod
Den Bahamas per Compiler San.
tia0o."
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GSnieln, iolpic 8uiouo per Camper
Dllacr;" nod @roiiIicn per 9ompier
v9ritiib Erince," pin Eernombuco,
Nio Soneiro mo SnntoS.
Sreitog - 5 llbr NbenoS, fir So.
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llbr NbcnoS, nod Curacao uno 8e.
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&C." pio Son Suon; nodD Sortllne.
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Gonlpier ~gacabonp;" noh Cuba
per Gompfer "Werico;" nod @rera.
oo, Sriuibob unO @liono per 0on;.
pier n8reno0o;" nad) 6cn So Glota.
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Yrince."
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Noro.Sionep, uno nod Wfiquelon,
pia Bolton, idlieBt bier t1oIid mn 1
llbr Na6mittogs; nod Cuba, pia
Tampa, Slo., tdglid INN I llbr Nod.
Tlittngs; nod Sonouros, Gotta Hicu,
Guatemala, Banana uno Scr aonal'
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8 llbr IbenoS.
SronS. q ocific Soft.
0icnltog - Z llbr gbcnoS, nod
Sapon Goreo, China mo Den Ybilips
pinen bio Soncouper.
Somitog - I llbr 9lbenoS, nod
ocn Sioihi.S nieIn Iuitrolicn u.Gieu.
Goleoonicn nia @oncouper.
Eoit fir Sapon, aorea, China nno
ipe5ieu oorciiirte Eoit mad Den Gbi.
lippincn, pin Seattle, ihlieBt tag.
lid bis 5lrm 81. Moi nm lieben llbr
glbenbs.
Die SrnnS. Fociiic.Eoit miro tGg.
lid 5lrm gbgnnGS SoTen beforoert
inb Die 3eit Oc8 4Soitidluiies lit 10
orrongirt, ooB cine iimlnterbro6ene
lleberIono 3 @ci0rNerung erm0glidt
miro.
@. Sail Sarris,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
@unoerouQe Gntoefuna.

1ran U. 8ltiius, berborraaenbe GpeaiaIifin
tlr 5ratensleioen. .9nmen folien ib In 11en
Gdlet oertraiIt6tr grt an mid ipenben. g9enn
bate ME etiien etn5iaen Ic6ll6lae. Grieid5ie'
rung IN 48 Sllnoen poer feline Be6abluna oer'
lnngt. Stein Stiner5, ODER @efobr, obe@ nniers
S%pret5fnmer ober briefIib, So. Yrioat'llufer.
ioulnlel fit 9amer. @ef4Ilte gSdrierinnen.
@er5tlt9e Beb1noIn1g. fpenl eetpiiniht. Strene
itinoen bon 10 9orm. bis 8 @benos; Gonrtaes
bon 2 bis 5 Ga6n. Srdu ". Nleiiina, Rr. 7f9,
Gpeff. Sahette. Gtrabe. (WNdr,0. rs ,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

Der 2ons uno Sorreits Sirdbe.
.Sauptuuariier oes Sefunaoerein5 nWleIo.
oie". Sinpiiunoen ieben 9ounerlidegtbeno.
Nerfammlllnetn oes centennial Wteseer'
gSereins" ieoen 2. uno 4. 9teuitng i'm Mpo'
not. TelepbOn Wtt. Sernun 2666 u.
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Gautpn aus StgbIaubtpS u.
enrlna,s Gantan eieoerIrans.oane.

SiioWeit9de 3. Ctr. II. Suits@lpe., Canton.
Sauptlnariier oe5 Canton GieoerfrGI3 -
GingItuuoe icoen 9onucrIiug g(beno. -
Samensg}erein berIantmelt it6 ieoen Siens
ftag Nbeuo. NatioH1ls9ter Gm 3apf.-
Gbciapcufe TeIepbun: @olie 1853 s.
GMnriII3101
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Sir. 1920 bis f122. 9arforosaoemue
9auptaunrtier hes nlbnIiG,W idmnertors-.
Sdue unb S%ommergarten billie 5u Der.
mtttben. @nier Blue fir sluiiernrbiteu.
Tetniie 8etrdufe. SreisYool. q. & B..
TeleDbon - Wit. Seruon 3769 u.
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Yroonfirn-W arft.

llntenitebenOe greiie be8ieben iid
auf ben gnaroS. Sanoel; fir ben
&~leinbanoeI mllB elm entipredenoer
Iuiidlag gemodt mer6en.
gier, pro Gubcno 16c. bis Tic.
Butter. bro 8iun0:
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snniSt,S ,mihrutrou,.oaae,n

Ode 8. un0 @onpbzS trnbe. 0altptamGrtjcr
pes oNdDcrn Str, Uni. sTereine. nJi6ens
franz Sumenperetns, oGunion Sntnerlo.
@alta mo 2eibs Gercin5." oSeutibe Gcs
miitbIidbfeit, INSTRUMENTATION ma
~3cfpcrsG ontlHoe gir. AIS, 3. 8. s." Grt'
f6es Bier 81 ieber 3eit. LeIepDon: e.
x II. - lSOli 2509 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

Ut OUTEVI IOJ- VITU1VI :,
aus ocn Glcuotorcn juriidge5ogen
72i3 9lIidcl; Gleuotorcn : %orrotb
1850 @uidcl. &erfGuic: I g4a1.
gon Nr. 3 mciBcr 81 351a, @oggon
9tr. > gcnliidter 81 3i12, I @oqgon
9tr. 3 weiBer 5u 36, 1 @oggon Nr. 3
peiBcr 81 36.
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Hbaw NnSp's Msjtauraat,

Ir. t104, 9torb'genfrdI, slbenue.
Der ~Rorooit SmInerfpdbrenoe Tanoeretu
bon Baltimore berfammelt fit bier
ieben Wlonida. @cctae srebm 4 CONS
Bier anl 8apf, nah beutf6er ART birefi
bonn Fob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

Rr. i35, $arriicns, nabe ae~rinofnn.@ir.
Geo. 4iintber, IT,, 8raus9o's Bier. saars
mer 2uni1 bon ~ bis / llbr gidtmit.
TAGS. Mle behtften Bladder itIio duIH Se'
fn1e etnaelaoen.
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I'm %pcrfaufcu.

Sine eutsebeuSSe' @aderei biuia All BADEN,
niles @el6dtt aus benz 3nuie; Mietbe SIG,
Mdberes bel gSeber mo 8lart, Hr. 1854, @eits
NrattsStrase. 1854, 740-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
galttmurer Narftberidte.

Vail m0re, ID. WfQE lJUo.
Mtbl. - 3llfubr 1869 6GIIer,
cinihlieBIid) lill SGiicr ST SoclIlt.
Eoint unO 1855 SGiicr 81 Canton.
&iiitcnuerion0t - IGiicr. Die No.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

&. spnbu's GcItanrunt.

Nnhfplger bon peilr0 W0rner.
Cir. 923, gloros@oens. Gde g~IntbonDsStr.
SeriammlungSIolul oeS nglntoniu z 9ous
ifriits yir, 1O6, ,Shiuers Siitrttto 9tr.
1893 3. II. D." mo .Giitrttts Ut. 2sO.
3. IL. y" sale an &ereille 81 bernie
tbcn. Setnite 4iere, 29eine unb alloere
@etr1nfe, G22|
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Rr. 1424, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Sim,
mer an Serren 5u oermieiben. - Seinite
0etrinfe unb Betne. .gab.8te.pss raue.
rets'Sier. 9erfammIungslofaI hes Oft
2ombarbftr. Snlmeriu. Bdu' unb 2eib'
BeretnS". ebef.S9eI. Wst. BernoH 4o42 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

Z, VI, WdtrnlnfnTe SnEt
Noreofts9de 8ougbs uno @urplinesS trabe.
Sauptquurtier oeS .8abernsWl1nnerdborS@.
30. s@de Suuebs nno 9arolineitr. Bers
einsoeridmmlung ieoeH 9onneriiup abeno.
Neue Ntitglieoer piuiommen. Sor3iie.
Ii6es Bier Der acknowledgements i'm Sapt.
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@crlanst int Iascmeincn.
9rutides OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gu p%erfanicn.
gu %uerfnuieu:

@abeiiube. 81 Sub Sroit mo 161 SUB 1ieie,
SiaH TN Sintergrunoe. 1T nit ODER obne @runos
6lts III berfduiefl. 9td65ufrnaen in Mr.. 1i6,
Seit:earron'S trnRe, 6luiihen Der 6. u1o Uses
lebsStrabe. Q34-B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

yir. 2l6, GLIB, nube Sonaro4Strlbe.
NorSiigIite gSeine, Spirituoieu II, tniors
Gi9arren. geites BIER Gm 3api. Gunf6
fir SeihdiiSIeute BON t1.30 BORN. bis
3 llbr gianmittags. Gelepbun :. & y.
Wt. gernun 30US-F. (Wfdr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
Baltimore Sransfer 60.

fe6f an Der
bat tbre auSfiattuue unb mebrere Gubriuerfe
tadns) bereroBert unS III lett I'm etanbe.
w2obeI bon SanS su cans su beforbern nnb
far bic snfbeuabruhe ODER gerfenbuns gu ber
baden. Hrouipte urA suberI1thas Debtenuue
Otse Snoei0eSf. (62-)
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arienh edmurnner,s Nnie.

Suiepb Sdlpeuarr's Guie,
2t15 Gnlprrtpu.9iuno, rnhe Sreoertd.Nee.
Sic belten gSeiHe lnl gSelleto. WSabl'
3eiiel 81 lCoer Seit. @elbQltalunlh elrle
Spe5ialiiii. - Sauptllnrtler oes Gar
rultpls 9lrUeiters MtlrmerDorS".
Gprii2O,lO
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Serfalie alif Ger bieli9en Gffeftell.
Y0rie.
FIRST CALL

$4,000 Son'olionieb @as 6er ......... liOH
$4,000 GonicIionteo @ns Ger ......... 1898
$1,000 Gi9bi II, Bower 41aer ......... 96&
$1,000 uniieo NaiIluGDs der ......... 02A
$4,000 llniico NaiIpnpS der ......... 02%
$4,000 Baltimore Brief Der ........... s6H
$1,000 Central 9tniIuap Der ........ t16%
$4,000 S'N'S Gint g. ............ 30
$1,000 @s9sS 1. o.. :. .............. 50A
$4,000 @s95S /. e. o.. .............. 50H
, atlnntic Coat Cine u &.......154
20 @s0tS .............. S@s
30 sIGbama e II. ) 8io......... 90
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SECOND CALL.

$4,000 @BsS Ginf .............. 30
$4,000 aIabouu e II. \ 5er.......... 90
$4,000 uniieb 9lathpap5 SIM ........ 59H
$4,000 SSeiiern MarhIauo Ter ........ 80
$4,000 Seabouro der . ............. s6h
$4,000 Baltimore @ricf Ser ........ s6k
$4,000 seobonro II. &oanoie Ser ......tt2
$4,000 llniieo RaiuunDs Ginf ........ 50h
$1,000 Gbarleiton Conf yb II, e 80 Der 94h
3 @.9se o.. . ............ sX
10 @.gsS o.. .............. o
80 Gonfoliouico Gas o.. ........,. SO
100 @gsS .............. o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

gu uertuufcU.
Slite SeIegenbeit iiir elm biuiees, nooerneS
6lpetitodiaes gS0bnbuus, 81. 2033, SouinssStr.,
Mnb5iiraaen bel 9bartes u. yefer, Gr. 420,
Toro'6aregs Strahc. Q27-) y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

gr. 1929, Sit.4ratt,e trabe.
. SeTten'9 armitdbter Bereiu" terfaunteIt
fth ieoen eriten 9ienit10 I'M Wipnat In
ber SaIIe. 9ale fir Serelne unb Self
li6feifeu 5i Oermietben.
lNnn5 1Nl
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Smporicure uno enpros giQuorsSduolcr
65y-6G1, Neli Trdtt, ll1be feItnfStr.,
Baltimore, NO.
g. & q. -IelepDon - Guutb 1893 v.
(Npyii2.lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

WuTa. = 3ITlIUr b53Z UU1d)eT,
Teriorbt Don Den Glepotoren 1925
Vuitel; GIeuntoren Gorratb 2SS,407
Yui6el. Terf1uie: 5000 Yuidel
SSuli 5i 523s, 5000 Spot 5u 54K,
2000 Steomer 9emiidlier 81 501a.
Sn1ttinn Ghhtfrntn
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Rr. 1872 gIaremounfsaoe., S~!abianbtonn.
SduptQunriier bes sBaoenid . WldHfers
cbors". Giueitinoeu 8ieititdg, slbenbS 8
ll9r, iino oes nWlonuntenials 6tItrlfts gtt.
231, 3. u.sN. sWpinimentai" .gter am
3apf. @befapenfes9 elepbon - 1925 q.
4,m. 3. G. Suppert, Better.
(9e32,1O
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Sin bor3ii9Ii6eS 6fpeiitbdiaes @obnbaiis, Tr.
1885, StoifionsS traB &c, nieoriae l~lnfoften, mub
oerInlit iueroen. gtn68nfruger bel Charles ".
Srder, Hr. 42O, WurosSareH.St Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

TcriunOt bon oen Glepotorcn 1900
9uidel; Glcuotorcn.gorrat 205,li2
0lldcl.