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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

Creamery Sanitation .... 90 bis 25
Sa. Rort6peItern 2a0le. 81 bis "a
@eItern &ouS. 10 bis %
Creamery 8rint8, / 8fo. 30 biz -
Cream. 9rintS, 1a Rf6... so bis -
Mo, So. irno ga. 9rints q bis %
Creamery 9Gods, 9 BfO. 30 bis -
Genopirte, bette Worfe.. % bis "a
2ebenOeS @efIiigeI, pro 8funo:
olte Siibner Zoe, bis t512c.; iunge
&ii6ucr 18c. bis 25c.; Gnten t3c. bis
t6c.; @ltter Zoe. bis 1885,; @Gnie
t2c. bis 1876; Sml6en, pro Your zoe.
bis 25c.
S ii d tie un0 @emie.
&ortoifclk pro 9uiheI SOC. bis
Soc; nelte 5Iori6aer, pro Sob 81 bis
Sc; 3udcrriiben, pro Site 15c. bis
20c.; @eiBfcbI, pro Come $500
bis $1,000; nelter 6%loriooer, pro
Crate $3.50 bis 1910; 3wicbeIn,
pro 9llid)cl SOC. bis $t.15; Carrot
ten, pro SiIte SOC. bis Acc. AepfeI,
pro SAB $500 bis $500; Seucrie,
pro Grntc $3.50 bis $500; bralt-
ner aobI, pro SAB Doc. bis 40c.
Spinot, pro SAB Toe. bis $t.00;
CRIME 9obnelL pro Sorb $3.50 bis
$500; ru1bc 8iiben pro 9ui6el
DOC. bis 25c.; aopfioIat, pro Sorb
$t.M bis $2,75; 9%IlrmenfobI, pro
SOB 1925 Bis $3.50; @urfeL Slo.
riOocr, pro 8orb $500 bis $500;
tomatoes, pro Carrier $500 bis
$3.50; HooieSden, Nor0,G Carolina,
pro @iinoel tc. bis &C.; @r0beerelt,
pro 0uort 20c. bis 25c.; gGpfeIiinen,
pro &iitc $500 bis $3.50.
Groceries uno Sropiio o.
mem.
Sol3fleiidl pro 9futo: fIeine Git
gar . Gureo SGiufen 1114c.; 9roBc
Sdinfcn 1895; GaIifornier Sdiu-
fen 712c.; Sugar GlreO @ruititiide
10c,; Sitgur . Gureo SduItcrn
&c.; troden geioI5ene Seitenrippeu
Sc; Spedieitcn 812c.; troden &c.
i~oI5eue S6ultern 71%c.; reincs
Sdmol8 in &iercc8 Nc; Sped.
i6uItcrn SIC; @eB.S dpeineflciIfy
$t4.50 pro SAB.
&offiuirter 3ltdcr: gepiirfeIt
6.95c.; pllIoerilirt 6.35c.; STANDARD
9ronuIirt 6.25c.; fem oromllitt
6.25c.; GrDitol q 6.25; Golumbic
q $500; gclber 5.25c. bis 5.75c.
@er6iteter &aifee: 6. 6. s. 10(
8fO. ailtcn 12c.; 6. 8. 8. 60 Gfo
9iiten t2.10c.; 6. 8. s. 36 Yflmi
aiitcn 1926; reiner Saba 2S1ac.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 2612c. bis &c.
reiuer Moffa 261ac. bis &c; Sobc
unO @ofto, gemiidt, 251ac. bis 26c.
SABA, ecmii6t, 241ac. bis 25c.; rel
ner @aracnibo 2t1ac. Bis 22c.
reiner Ga @uopra 2015c. bis 2tc.
reiner Santos 20c. bis 2012c.; Son.
tos, gemiidt, 1916. bis t91ac.; Hio
gemiidt, 1Sc. bis 1876.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Gtaat Marhfaub,
WInfHInHb,
gerFherunas. . partemsnt,
gpmmtNGrS spiire1u.
@nnberppQe Gntbefnna.

5ran D.. gfeiEng. electromagnetic GpeSinIiftin
fir SranensGeioell. DAMIEN fouter itb In allen
Sdlen oerirnuli6tr art an Mid ipenoer. Benn
bate ME eirlen ~ein5igen GeblfdIae. grIei6fes
rling in AZ Sinnoen ober feline ge5dblira ber.
Idnet. 8ein Shnier3, ooer @efabr, obcr Inter
%Gpret8fmnter ober briefLif, SO. Bribat.linfer.
fonmet fir 91nren. @eftuIte sBdrterinneH.
9ler3tli6e Bebanolung. tpeniI getuiirfht. Gtreng
bertrdnli6. 8ai9eribeilurg foftenfrei. Spre6s
itunoet bon 10 Born. bfS 8 gbenos: Gonntdas
bon 9 bis 5 Nddnt. 5rau u. Sleftng, Gr. no,
Eeit. 4 abette. Strnke. (DAdrt9. 1&S .1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Trpbnftcn.Wnrft.

ltntenitebetoe greiie be5iebell iidJ
aiif ben engros.S anoel; fir ben
a%leinbouoel mltb Elm entipredenoer
Iufihlng gemodt perOen.
eier, pro 8rsenb 151ac. bis 1876.
Butter, pro Gfun6:
Creamery Separator. -. 81 Bis 90
Cream. @atb. gream... -. &c Bic 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Ins Dem Snncren @nr1lauS's unS
ben an~gren5cn6en Stantcn.
Nm einem @ufihIo9 &c It 0 +.
ben.

MI etncm $ III 6 lag &c il 0 r
BEN.
Sn Neitminlter mlIr0e an Sonns
tag frilb Der 32Iabrc alto ISM. 1Sronl.
meper, &ir6cn0icner Der ct. Sobn$-
@emeinoe, BON eincm Yieroe qcQcn
ben Seib gelhlugcn mo pllroc iofort
no6 Dem st. Soicpba . 0oipitol"in
Baltimore 0ebrodlt, no CT nod in
Der n0fitcn 9todt itorb. Irommcucr
itommte aus YennipIponicn un0 mar
unuerhCirotbct.
&cine Oppoiition.
Slt NnnapoliS miro Or. GhuS. 9.
@entcl teiue Sppoiitiou ais Gon0ioat
iiir Mouor IN ser Muni5ipuluubl I'M
Wioi bobell. Ser icbiQc Mopor Ga.
mltel Sonc5 bat cine @icOcrruobl o6.
gclebnt.
2 enutor @ormonu ais Bic IL
i ii d. ter.
9unoc3 9 Scltotor @ormun, mcl.
der bel 2nurcl cine Der ih6uIten6or-
men oeS Stoote9 bciibt, lit niht lllr
iebr crfol0reid otlf poIitiidem 5cIOe.
%ionoern bat otd) Ge5ciNt, onB er ais
6ormcr crfolgreid) icin fam. Sn ocl
lcbteu Sogen ultroclt 30 Stiid &ief
bon Der 6orm nod Baltimore &c
ianot, mclhe ic 400 &flnb mogcn.
Stcucrn in Nllegonp.
Sountp y.
Die Gonunili0rc BON GQc9onp-Go
hoben IN ibrer lcBtcn Sibltng in
Cumberland sic Stcllcrrntc fir ooS
Gountu ollf $t.04 pro 500 iteuer.
barren Gigentblma fcitgeicbt. Die
l%tcllerborc 8oiiS 0cS GountpS miro
oui $685. 900 qeidGbt. Ger 81,
nar5ltonb bc3 Gor1tp@ lit 10 oltSgc-
5cidnct, DOB oQc Hehulugcn iofort
bcjobIt per0cuL obnc 0uB Den Ban.
fen 3inien fir Sdulo = Certificate
entridtct 81 lpcr0en brolld)en. Die
GomnliIi1rc &ennClucg un0 George
treten am I. Wtoi aus uno Damn blci-
ben MIR nod 6rei GommiiiGre, 5ipci
3epublifoncr mo Elm Temofrot, i'm
Imte, meld)c nod 5luei Sabre SIT oie.
men BADEN, Damn merOen 0rei nellc
Gomnilidrc, onitott fiini, erluGblt.
80 Scr GenoIution."
Vic 0reii0brlid)c Convention oe3
uSrocnS ser S0Gnc Der Hcpollltion"
belt gcltcrn cine Sibung IN Der al.
ten Diitoril6eG SeuotSfunmcr in
annapolis mo cruobltc bic iolqcn.
Den 9conlten fiir 0rci Sabre: @ene.
raj &rGiioent Sobn See Carroll bon
Mtorplono; erItcr @cucra( &ice.8rG-
li0cnt, @orrct 4. u. &roomc, BON
Seem = 0orf; 5peiter General . 8icc-
GrGiiocnt, *8ilion q. Sarpep bon
Sitb -Gorolino; Wcnerol . Scfret0r,
SomeS Wortiner montgomery, bon
Nem = Seriep; General . Stills 81.
fret0r, ". @oQ 9orriS. bon M}orp,
lono; General = SdobmciItcr, hid.
Wt. GoOonnloOer, onYcnniplponicn ;
General = @iilfS = S6oBmeiitcr, Sp.
Gable, bon Wtiiionri; @cncrol 3 Megt.
i%trotor, @olter @ilmor Sage, bon
WaiioduiettS; General . Siitorifer,
@oIOriOge 3. Collins bon Golifor.
MEN; General aoplan, G6oo. Con-.
Green bon Soma.
Storter Sroi il.
No6 mebrercn Sugen foltcn 0ct.
ters, nie es ionit nid)t Der Sail mar,
legtc ii6 am 3ienitog 9l6eno Der
8ino un0 Gin %itorfcr 6roit ItcGte iid)
bonn @eiten tommcno Elm. gie ans
Dem peitliden Morplono betid)tet
miro, luorcn Die it~iQitebcn6en @e.
m0IIer nit eincm bolben 3oae Gi0
bcbcdt un6 ein neiBer Neii bcocftc
geitern iriib Die 8eloer mo 90ulne
III Den irild)tboren Sb0lern oe5 melt.
liden 1ulO nor0lid)en WtorDlun0. St
&n~gerstotun llno Sreocrid oirg ooS
II Dn IJ--C ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Sx DerfanfeR pber sa perpadten.
an ~Uerfoufeu ubrr an nerpadten

9as ipertbboue @run6Itid an Der Ode bon
DttsBaItinloresStrabe uno BoftofficesgIuenie;
40 bet 100 Sub. Der btntere IbetI bes @riinbs
tttds tptro fir Elm @ef6iftsgebdiioe bes r9euts
tneu CORRESPONDENT" benIst tueroen. gtdbere
Rusiunft bel 6. Ratus, Rr. Ali, ct. Raul.str.
(901-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

ser. 1424, CftsBaItimores strabe. - 9tnp
mer IN Serren 81 bermietben. - Seinite
@etrdnie urb Betne. rB11sBte.psarnue'
ret'ABier. geriamulunesIofaI bes OFT
2~on1bdrbftr. Sn1mertp. 81is unb 9etb'
BeretnS". gbef.sIeI. Wlt. Sermon 1912 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Dr. wnt. Beker,

Spe5ialift fir Wdriers Iro S~rauen'3rdnfs
Eeiten. SeiGt in ~fiir8efter Belt GbpbtIis, Wis
fblaa, Salss uno Wtiir6frnnfbeiten, &usfIiiNe
ieber art,. Striitlr. 8olnttonen, nerbofeS fiud'
DE, Smputen5, Yiiereils uto 8lu~feus&raufbeiten.
Office in Dr. Teder's d~tnfomif6en Dsufeum,
Rr. 70S, cft.yalttntpres strahe. Sprefftunoeu
bon o tlbr morgens biz 10 11hr Nbenos: Conn
fnas bon 10 t1tr Wiprgens bis 2 ltbr H1fmits
tags unb bon 8 l1br bis 10 llbr menos.
q. B. Or. Beder's Fnfte beiIt uHfebIbar
ieben snsfIub. Combination fret.
lQsai25l1alG&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
galttmurer MarftberiGte.

more, 10. Ipril 1905.
Mcbl. - 3ufllbr 44St 81iier,
cinihlieBlid) 281 5Giier 81 2ocuit-
@oint uno 2Oi9 3Giier gu Canton;
aiiitcnOcriunOt BAG 6diier. Die go.
+irtt,ton,t fins min fo1,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

gr. 1920 bis lice, SarIorbsetben1ie.
SGiptoiiartier oeS .96aIia' Mdnner9ors-.
SaHe uno Sommeraarten binig gu bers
mtetben. Gutter Blde fir 9luiternrofier.
Seinite 8etrdnfe. SretsYool. g. & g.
1elepbon - Oit. Bernon 3769 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
q. ". pl6rrmnnnis Snn.


0orbgfts@de Der apips uno Sorreit'StraBe
Salpt1uartier oes @efdHgbereins rMelo'
ote". Sineltunben ieben Son1eritnaglbeno.
8erinmmIlneeH oes centennial Webaer'
Bereirs" ieben q. nnb 4. 9ienItdg i'm Wlo'
nat. IeIepbpn - Mlt. 8erncn 2666 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Steaengeiude.


Gin benif1er iuneer WIann fu6t 8eI6ditiz
elitg; berfelbc iunn gut umgebeu nit terl8ir.,
BetroIelHts ODER 8ussgiotoren uno lit an liz
geTo elmer Niaidite 8l nrbetten bereit. 9tads
S~utragen tn Sr. 2012, GBr~iftiansStrafc.
00S-tO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Ssurp 6. Slein's ReItaurant,

Rr. PIG, Clap, nabe Soluaros GtraBe.
8or5iieIi6e g8eine, Spirituoieu II. 1lHions
gtedrren. geftes Bier am 3upf. 2uni6
fit @ei6dftsIeute bon 1t.90 Born. bis
2 llbr Wabnrittues. Gelepbon s. & q.
WSt. &ertUn 300S-R (D2Ir82)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

VI y OHTIVI IIIVoJ NN7
ihpI; aus ben Gleootoren 5uriidge5o-
gen 11,194 9uiheI; GIeootoren-8orA
rotb 1918 9uihel. 8erfollfe; 3
@oggons @r. 3 rpeiBer gu 3512, 2
@oggonS Nr. . qemii6ter i'm sc.
fGnguiBboie 5u 3412.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

Rr. 1t04, observation-disclosures.
Ser .glorboit Sntmertpdbrenbe Totberetn
bon Baltimore berfdnmeIt flo bier
ieben Wontde. - Gecrpe Brebrt & Cons
@ter am 8apf. na& beutf&er art brett
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
&crlanst i'm ~glagcmcincn.
Hentihes Mrbrits. Rnhnriinnn .phrrnn.

pr. 219, SiiosSburpsS traBe, unter Scr gufii6t
Der gSeutfben @eieuf6aft. e. 9teieniqen, Die
oelltf9e Sanoluerfer, grbeiter uno 9ienftboten
St bettdfttgen uiinfder, tuolen ih peri1nIi6
poer In franitrten griefeu an ben @laenttH Der
8etelf9aft. SuBnnn =. Mrger, 9ir, 219, Sfos
Sharp' Straee, luenoeit, pelober uneutgeltIi6
EuStunft ertbeilen iuiro. CSau2S,1G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
3uiepb sdlWcnscr's SAFE,

21tj Galucrtuussfuup, uu1c Srroerih .etuc.
Die beiier lScillc i'm Acitcno. WiGbla
5ciicn 81 icoer Scit. 8cihuitslinfb einc
Spe6idlitdt. - Su"uptQlnrtier pcs pGar=
rpllturs heitcrsWidmucr6Ors".
(9tpril20,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

Spbn SrnaS's ySdder.Ssrberpe."
Gr. 1876, Sarrifons, nabe aerineton,Str.,
Geo. @intbeI, IT,, Rralisgo's Bier. 8ar'
mer 2unf9 bon 12 bis 1 tbr ad6mtt'
tags. gIle beutf6eu gdder ftno sutt Be
fuhe eineelaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

@einmmte Gtrlnabmeu ........ S6,00l, 1S2,43
8ciammte 9IlsgGben .......... 4,399,Sl2.S2
Wutbnbcu.
gScrtb oeS @rluoeis
geutbumS, lpeIde
ole Geieli6aft etes
Sbpotbeten Glf Grunos
cigeniDunt 600 5000 1880
9urieben auf goIiceu
Oiefcr Gumpuanie,
ais Collateral aiites
Tlrt . .....:.,. .2,Oll,Ol3.1
@ffelten IL. Sbliaatios
ilen. bon Der 8cieus
i6ait g%eeiGnet -. 9,9s3. 023.39
8aur int 9iirealt, in
0dlten uito Irlits
Gompaenic'n 49,. S11,609.O1
Sduigc mn n~Iigenus
iele Sinicu II. Dties
tDelt .......... 800 403.Ol
Ycttuz 8etrua bon MD
eilifufiirten lil0 Oers
56gertcu @rdmicn 3 3,SSG.77
Ntarfttpert6 bon Siefz
ten llHo Sblignitoz
nett ilber ben 8ids
lpertb .......... 227,7ts.53
8ugcItaHocne @utDubcH go. 34,1O1, 1872 SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
SECOND CALL.

5000 llnitcb RuiIlpaps Aer. ,,......... 90
$4,000 llniteo gtuiIpapS inc. ........... 90
1000 Tortbern Central Der (Scrie ~ ..i2Oh
5000 ga. elect. Jtb. & 0eO. so. 5er.... 90
1000 O'aeon Rb. & etabt Der. ........ 99h
1900 COLORADO Goutberu 4er. ......... 94%
1000 IS. n. G. inc. 80
5000 llnitco aatnpaDs inc. .......... so
~ ". g.. e. Of Conn, ........... 400
t47 International Iruft ............t42
100 yicrtbcrn Central 1861
1902 Cotton 9uet Circle stteu) ...... 10
AZ Som. & 5arn. 8urt. ..........tiO
90 Continental fruit .t67h
100 yiortberu GentrnI ............t0 6H
. international Iruit .td21i
m pc -E pr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

Wois.-3uilbr 7t,017 guIdel;
Terionot bon ben Gleootoren 2lS..
$50 9uidel; Glepatoren : Eorrntb
Gl7,635 guifel.
a,- GLI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Sphn O. saerbe[ &. sUns.

Smpurtelre mo GugrussYiQutrsSinbIer
650-661, &eitsBrGtts, u10e BenitsStr.,
Baltimore, W{o.
6. & 8..9eIep6on - Goutb 1913 3.
(glprii2,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
NelItlae ShIuRrot(
Yattimorer 9%lfttenmarft.
r CALL

1000 ga. 4 2lu. Son. Der. ............ti2
5000 llniteO J'aiIuaDS der. .......... %
5000 Nier. Goal so. Joint 5cr. ........ %
5000 Senbonro Act ................ sly
10000 0cringtou ct. au. ser. ..........tO5
500 gtI. g.. g. Of 6. ler (Gtfs) 3. 2Oer 90
1000 9|ortoIt ct. RI. Ser ,tf2%
1000 GlortoIt 8n. 4 2igbt Der. ........ OAK
20O0 Gar. Central cr.............. 90
$4,000 llniteo 1laitpapS inc. ........... 80
5000 II. Z. Gou. Per (rCG).
10 5urm. & gier. 9ant. ........... %
10 Mlcr. Rat. 8anr.
100 Roriolt 8p. & Gigbt ............ 12h
80 5ioeIiiD & Scpofit rights. mn. .
10 5toclilb & 2epofti. ............t6O
10 Cotton 9uef ............." 10
is 1btrO g%iniionGI guuf. ..........tl0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

Staat Wargldnb,
geriiGerirgss Se%partemeut,
GommiIidrs. 8iireau.
Baltimore, ben 2. 5ebr. 1905.
SD beiheinigc hermit, oab 8orltebenOes eli
ne neutrality-suspicious. glbfdrift hes @litslpeifes
Der n8eruianin . 2ebcnsuerfiderungs . 8eiells
ilnft uun Selusgorf, 9.sN,," his sum 81. Sc
rei6t iuorbeH, 1T.
Srant Z. 9untan,
COS, t05, tt2) Beriiteru1gss9 ommiidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
8uecItanocnc Gutbabcu


Gerbinnliffciten.
Gcito 2 Gcfcrbe. . .$29,035, $4,000
8cgeniudrtiger gSertb
bon nod ni6t 5ubls
barren Betrdgcn 1uf
tduige Snituument'
Bolicen ........ 24,277.47
Eolicen . Stnfpriidc. 129,GtS.6t
Sir 9olicGI : Sn6us
ben ........... 52,Os4.35
SipibcnOcn, Die ben
QoIieeH 2 Snbubern
mad 1905 gutgcz
i6rtebcn pcroen I,6O2, s29.1O
Srt GoraiS be5dbIte
9ramien -, 11,193.27
stuf canceIirte 8oIts
cen 81 beunfprlIdbers
DC Surrenoer gSers
tbe ....y.,... 7,779.5s
SerbdItniBntdBige Sis
OioeloeH = &crtbeis
Iuna an RoIiceHs
Sn6aber ....... 343,O55.5t
9l6folule Nefcroe 80. 100, O63.O S
u11fftgnirte 5onoS II.
lleberfduB ....,2,53S, S32.42
NEtienfapiial ,...,. 0 0,000,00
u,r-.4- ur..r..NVs drill. n. n roo az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
@efammie 8cr6inOIi@ieiicn -. 81,

8etrag Der GiiitoS in
ben Der. Stuutcn AM
81. Se3. 1904. .$t03, 7s2, 343,00
8etrug Der in WIarps
lnno pd6reHo hes
\ fteafcn 0oliccn 36,5OO.OO
BrdmiCn in WlurOIIno
in 1904 49,. 24,94O.87
Sn WnrDInno in 1904
bc5dbIte 8erIuite e. 25,030.54
Sn WidrDInno In 1904
erlittene 8erluite - 19,463.53
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Serfiderun9s NnsmeiIe.
s.. @en5tng,
@sidatsfibrer Der
0crmauia : Sebeus : Serlidernuas=
@cieai9ait,
30S &eit- Sagcttc-S trafe,
Baltimore, NIB.
9urd Oa8 QerFncrnmaS. 9epurtcmsnt.

9nSmcis iibcr ben StnnS Der y@ermauius2es
bcHs.9eriimeruugs.@ eienidnft BON Gep.
9orf, 9.sY.," am 81. Eejembcr 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Sn ~Derfanfen.


Su uerfaufcu:
Sirc Gut ctGblirte SelsJioute. cinidlieBli6
8tero mo @Sagen. Na66ufrdgen In Ir. 2i00,
Sit'TnBcttcz Strufc. U1O-tD "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

idje(; SerlonOt bon Oen glcpotoren
1886 9liidel; Glepotoren . 8orrotb
1880 9uihel. 8erfouit iuurben
1000 Npril 5lt 1861.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20

@eiammtc @innabmeu ........ $6,001, 1S2,43
@ciammte g~tusgGben ........., 4,399,Sl2.S2
Muthnbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-20
Surdj bas geriidbernn9s. 5e%partement.
gluslueis iibcr ben staub Der ugreferreb aeet.
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-01-03

A young white man by the name
of Cook, who lives south of Sails
bury while fooling with a pistol
one day last week %accidently shot
off one of his fingers. He placed
his finger on the muzzle and acct
IDENTIFY Or foolishly ! pulled the
trigger which caused the pistol to
fire, the load striking his finger
with the result stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Edgar Wither-
spoon, who were recently married
here and went to Mobile, Ala, to
reside, have returned here to live.
Mr.. Witherspoon has accepted the
position of chief clerk in the
Southern's freight office.
All the Salisbury Banks were
closed Monday January 1st, it be-
ing a legal holiday.
The friends of Ex-sheriff Mon
roe will be glad to learn that he is
again able to be out.
According to Mr.. Smoot, Regis
ter of Deeds of Rowan, 361 mar
riage license we're issued for the
year 1905 against 321 for 1904.
The month of December leads all
other months in this particular
line.
Earnest B. Mckenzie, q native
of Rowan county, who has been
travelling for the American To-
bacco Co., now has charge of the
Boston branch of this company.
Mr.. Mckenzie spent several days
here last week visiting relatives.
Bismark Capps, who has been a
clerk in the Office of the Master
Mechanic at Spencer for some
years has offered his resignation
to take effect this week. Mr..
Capps expects to leave soon for
Chapel Hill where he will take
up the study of law.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-01-03
A BOLD ROBBERY.
Two men Hold up C. NJ. Smith Early Satur
daY Morning,

Just before day. Saturday norm
ing, as G. M. Smith, baggage mas
ter for the Southern at the Sails
bury station, was making his way
for his post of duty, he, was halted
near the corner of Main and Mon
roe streets, by a man who asked
him where he was going. MI.
Smith answered that he was on
his way to the depot. The man
stopped him by taking hold of his
arm, and as an accomplish step
ped from the shadow of a tree he
pointed a revolver in his face and
ordered him to throw up his
hands, and Mr.. Smith helplessly
obeyed. The highwayman then
ordered Mr.. Smith to accompany
him to Fulton street. This was
objected to on the ground of being
in a hurry, but when the bold
robber said, $50 with us or de-"
a decision was quickly arrived at
and the three men went to Full
ton street. Upon arrival at a pro-
minent place Mr.. Smiths pock-
cts were gone through and 5000
in cash obtained. He was then
told to move, and that fast, and
as he obeyed the robbers followed
suit in an opposite direction.
Mr.. Smith did not know either
of the men and could only give a
general description of them.
Two white men, thought to be
the parties, arrested by John
Crews, in Spencer, Monday morn
ing. These men, owing to their
names as August Miller and
George Gueber, were brought to
Salisbury for examination. Moth
ing definite has been established
concerning them aud they are
being held on a charge of vag-
rancy, but later released.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-01-03
Mr.. {. W. Burt Buys Wrecked Baggage.

In q wreck Of a passenger train
a few days ago several trunks of
Shoe Drummers' Samples we're
somewhat demolished and q good
many of the shoes being damaged
or soiled, we're thrown on the
hands of the Railroad Company.
Negotiations we're at once opened
up and a deal concluded with Mr..
e. W. Burt, manager of The Bos-
ton Speciality Shoe Co., III which
he takes only the shoes not
damaged. These samples are now
being shipped to Salisbury and as
soon as they are checked up will
be put on sale at "Burt's Boston,"
1877 North Main Street, where
they will be closed out at about
rs cents on the dollar of their
real value.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-01-03
WEDDINGS.

GOODMAN -BosT. The mar
rage of Miss Lizzie Goodman,
daughter of John Goodman, of
Rockwell, and Richard Bost took
place at the BRIDES father Thurs
day. Rev. W. W. Rowe perfor-
med the ceremony.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-01-03
Forced to Starve.

B. F. Leek, of Concord, KY,
says: "For 20 years I suffered
agonies, with a sore on my upper
lip, SO painful, sometimes, that [
could not eat. After v%ainly try
ing everything else, | cured it,
with Bucklen's Salve." It's great
for burns, cuts and wounds. At
all drug stores; only 25c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-01-03
THE CAROLINA ATCHMAN.
Local News Items.


The County Board of Education
was in session yesterday aud had
a large amount Of work to attend
to. The superintendent of the
funds for the various districts was
the item of most Importance.
J. A. Rusher and II. F. Glover.
farmers of Litaker township,
left for Ashe county Monday
morning. These gentlemen in
tend to raise cattle for the mar
ket.
David L. Richie, who rerently
returned from the Philippines,
visited his parents near Faith
this week. Mr.. Ritchie is now
located at Mt. Pleasant.
Owing to the resignation of
Wade Barrier at the First Ma
tional Bank two new men have
been added to the banks force.
They are J. Frank Plummer, and
James Fisher. Mr.. Fisher has
been chief clerk at the freight de.
pot for some time. Mr.. Barrier
left Monday morning for Con-
cord.
G. E. Robertson, of the Robert
son Grocery Company, has pur-
chased of T. Grey Barber his in
teresJ in said firm. Mr.. Barber
has done the bookkeeping for the
firm for several years and will
oon take up his work with the
Barber Buggy and Wagon Co.
DR.. H. c, Daniel is spending a
short vacation at the home of his
father, James Daniels, in David
son county, nearsBringle's ferry.
The directors of the Piedmont
Toll Bridge met Monday after
noon and a handsome dividend
was declared.
L. O. Tyler, of Richmond, has
decided to locate in Salisbury.
Mr.. Tyler intsends to open q sing
ing school here. He hopes to Sc
cure a gathering of music lovers
before perfecting his plans.
B. V. Hedrick, who has been in
the mercantile business at Spencer
for several years, has decided to
dispose of his stock and return to
Gold Hill where he will again
take up his work in the mines.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. II. Thompson,
Of Chapel Hill, are in the city
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Jno.
W. Webb. .
DR.. }. S. Brown is suffering
with blood poison in his right
hand and arm. It was caused by
the pricking IF his thumb with a
pen point.
Rev. W. H. Rich, the popular
pastor of the Baptists church of
Salisbury, has again been called
this time by the Baptists of Nor
canton. Rev. Rich has not yet
made a definite answer, and bis
many friends hope he will decide
to remain here.
The team hitched to the Coca
Cola Cos. delivery wagon made
things lively on Main street Sa t.
urday. No damage was done
more than the wrecking of Il bug
gy wheel for Sheriff Julian.
1905 began and ended on Sun
day making So Sundays for the
year.
w. D. Barrier, of Cabarrus
county, while visiting his brother,
F. V. Barrier, was taken i'll with
accute indigestion Friday night.
W. A. Propst has purchased the
good will and grocery business of
B G. Outlaw and has taken
charge thereof.
One evening last week Maj.
Thomas Null, of Holly Grove,
Ark, and Capt. Robt. Crawford,
of Winston, spent the evening
with Capt. Jas. R. Crawford in
Salisbury. These gentlemen we're
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