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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
NcliI Wh1nCn NrrfnQrn.

~ ontpcIicr, N. IS. Wioi. -
Ger Nntrn0 ser 1rou MorO NJ. 80,
gers, mcld)c 0e@ @uttcnmorocQ ilbcr.
iiibrt lit, ouiNcuiaigun0 ciuc@ neucu
Ero5cllea lit pom ObcrAcriht 0c5
Stuotca &ermont obi6lGAiq bcld)ie.
Oen moroen. 6rou 'MoQcr9 lit i6ul.
dig beilulOcu uorocn, oob iic in @cn-
niugton ibrcu @atten d)loroiornirt
unO 0nnn mntcr @ciItnuo bon Scoll
EcrbamL luclhcr lebcnalGngIi6c
3lI6tbolI9ltrnfc uerbiiBt, in ocn gSol.
loominc Hipcr gctuorien bot. Eera
bnm hotte Qcltun0en mo Srull DO
gers mlroc iibcriilbrt mo gum Eo0c
pcrllrtbcilt. Nci ibrcm Outrage oul
cinen nellcn Yro}eB bate ole Gcrur-
tbciItc bcbauptct, iie babe nclle9 BE.
mciamaterioI uor}llbringcn. 0u9
Gbcraeridt Icqtc oemieIben obcr
fem @eOeutlmg bci un0 Ole [SnfuIpo.
tin miro MN am ,. Slni bin0Crid)tct
mcrOclt, tolls @oltucrneltr BEL nid)t
@nuOe lpoIteu lGBt mno Ole Stroic III
lebenaIGngli6c@ ,}ubt6ouS pcrmon'
0Clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
Neitcrn Iarnlaao Saba.
1rut um ~. 5ebruar l9U5 In 2ratt.
Biige berlniieH SillensStuiicu. nte folat.

Srat an ~. 5ebruar 100 In Qratt.
Bige berluiieH S~illensStuitcH, Dte folQt.
Tdglidl.
100 BORN. - G6neuBug, Sdup.Iinte, Sdqtrss
tJiUt. &d9 .ief boto, Y. Il VI. g'ubH uno ben
Ghoer, uno 1"lSgttomlleu Scnlfags Y. B.
@dDil S0nco6. 6bdmbersbnrG WtartinBbura
iro Diufeiier.
II. 20 aoeIto3 - affom. nab iintpnss,ribae.
Taalid. sus9enommen spnniags.
lit siotm. 49, gOrt. ". IL %. 9ip. unb Sdupts
finie oftlid ION GinorDsSrOOe. Carlisle uuo
u. h 6. AGbu.
a.15 Bonn. - Slnptlinte. paeerstotpu, S1neod,
Sbipptlshurq. Srtoerid, Gutnliii5bura uHb
" u u. Gu6n bis 9lftoi.
10 10 gorul. NifoHt. noh u~Rionsprbge.
2Dorf uno Setlnsburg.
225 gdhm. - NffniH. nod gnrcr., Brobe.
3.25 yiu6m. Aii9tH. nab e~morpaSrooe. z.
q s.. Stb., Ionic glOrf
4.t6 gindm, - ationt. udh llnion,gribae.
800 gadm. SIpreB nab Meiininfter,
tlnions1rifge. uno 6duu A.fom. biz Sagerss
iopH, t0fJie 3atcOd, 5reoerid, gmmiiisbura
iino Sbtppensburg.
'5.2J Gudbm. - GIpree uad DOT. eauoper
hub Vrttpebnra. tEaripr.6arB
5.30 gddlH. 49, Nffont. nab @niorbs Brpbe.
6.th 9tbenas 49, Iitonl. ndb llnions Prioae.
800 gbenoS 49, NffoT. mad Sfnurbs@r0oe.
Nur Suuntngs.
ednODer.
$50 gadu. @fom. nab llhlonsArioge.
4.8o NudiH. - Iffpni. mad sinoIDsSrobe.
: & alt nidt an. Der EenrlpIolnia aoe, .Stpiton.
gNuets niIb @epids Biitedif, NfbUugb's,, 9de
CHARLES. tno QerinetonsGirabe.
giige balteu an nnion., beHHfbIbania -2tbe.>,
Spiioiis iino Naltrorb .fHprtbs gnenle) GtaiioH
Y. o. WsiSpolb, ". 81 ~
Q. Or Ssuea. q. q. H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
YenniblbaniasS Balm.
Nad ocm Meitsn aus NorOen.

FANhI hAhA NNNNh hNb EAbApNhs
@erluiieH Die Gulberts StdtiUu. lple foiat:
40 Wiurgene, tdqlib OlntoUsS tatt0u 444 Wlors
Ae1s), nab gSitllamSpurt llno Nod 6aoelt.
So NurmtttaaS llnioIs StOtiou s.55 SorHt),
tdglth. lu0 FtttsbIra. GbtcaaO. CINCINNATI
4ouisptle, St. Souta; BoHciter mo Grie an
S.4j VOrmtttaaS tluiouz Stuitou s.55 Borm.D.
tddlld, 1uh VltIiulp totu emporium Suucz
tion), nit ourhgebellocnt Gutes(SngGoH, Bar
lors2Sdaa0H uito 90ah,
lt.4i Gurmittags tlnionsS tdlion ! La &orm.),
tIUlidb, gimltco, GittsburQ, Gbiculp, GieOes
lanN Ioleoo, Detroit, Cincinnati Goutsuiae
IA Gormitta9s (Inious Citation 1885 gorm).
tuHltt. Huh Btttsburg uno GleoelGH0; re
uOuu HIh Slmtra an lSudbeHtugetl,
l.l3 Hudmittd1e, tugItd toott Der Union Sids
tiouD. Uub kitiSburq, Chicago. GalbOtle (utd
GtutttnGti mo Soutsoiue), e. Souts lmo
100 NOcuOs, idelidb coon Der luton Statiou).
Uah Chicago. GleOehGlo mo loleoo.
$50 Nbcnoc, tdAlih luoi Der luton 1tutiou).
nah. |lllabura. 9intttldtt lIn6 II gouis,
$50 Nbcunc, idNiid luun Der uniuas Stattunl,
Hdh Buffalo tpta 9niportunt SllIcttonl nit
nurhptbeuoem Rlttct" SblnnpdGaou H. Soub.
SO Nbcuoc. tuQlid luoH Der linton StdttoH.
900 NbctbN). Hdh Etttsbura. Chicago. GleOes
Inuo. Cincinnati. mo Srte; jtohefier. aus
lt.it NpcnOo Ouuion Citation t1.55 s%tbenos).
lu0lth. uuh EItt5bir9. CHICAGO. Iolebo. Nus
heltct uuo 9rle; SIeoelnto. ditsae1omueft
1.a6 gGmupolta 7.3l uub $50 Borm.. $50
g.o@ultla0S ul 2Go0ehtuaclt, Sorntdas. $50
&ou Der greHOemt. strahc.
! G1I WtpITpU- mn a. u Wbfuha an gRDfpffs
'""'" mug ao Np'i nsp I,niau. .totiau,
Gnh 4Htinoctpbtn uno 9ielUs9Grf.
mr. Nrn'JlDrf. lis 80 IA 10 ,Inn III Gr
CmIr J,fp, gprr J,nrm - * =" 40 100
t5I5 g,1buI z 10 nm iiJE 9Ihen6s an
J&nbruinnS,I Snnut"5. ~ ,,nS eio ~
Norm sos. Oh 40 " * 5iIrbm TE0
nno IL D. Nrbpttaz ""' Wy
W,r NhiiTOrunhi1 IN az IN q On II M
ySnrui / 0t 3oi an Lntbnt' fGi5 ,,ua
6IL N1henhs M lIn,teut1nr1 -nant,,s
XIX IN y;nrnt S0i 4 Ky 'G,rhn w
ma Il n glhcrHs ' ' '"""' ~
''@ "p S EC,um ,5 TU1S ,, gGS99og ~ SnelOs S4u %ofH'
GnHthb SrImInr ,,I6 hc1 runtiI6iibHHsp }s,riiiGbe,,.
W, S,tisu an Ser Sr'I,nrs = r,i;G,1Tnt iS"Ss
Igi' 5{nrut . 70 iinS ~ Podm nm Jaodstt.
N'4'G99'SS IL s5P' GI5 10 J;orm $50
i5Ia "a 9i3' 5I5,' IA 4 No = Ia 5I9'
t5t lGllb,, Il 0a GOi 7i 79a ~ hi III,
mmitrni LII 10 sig' a 4 ,uA o5E ai6enns
nm Ilnbrnt1,e5 Snnntn1s 5Sa D Il GI9
30 ~" Sii' = n q ~ J{rTr1 ~ 30 IA
3i1' ID 100 5io EDT Gn,htu G0S 7t6f
=a0' n 'Ui,ritrnl - j q * ms
90 0Ibpuos ' ' 49, ~"
Gn,, olIfG1olt. r qG stl J,nrm 20 ~ mn
y 0O W1thm Il a. glbrnhS an jlo,hentoaer:
I]HrrtTog IN n,nrIrns uuS 4 o. SibenSs
oltIntiir Snaft pine (STpreh S5t Ilornens ma
~ IS B0tbmittGnS finih ~ ~
-nuihrru Mailman Nrpreb QIl Nprm. 595.
ren6nnr ~ Slir' qtnr" N""ihhpSHHn' grnrek o4o
G;nrW, my n IA Gobut tfniirh ~" -
0,nrinlf ,Ino lSeitertt Ggihugn' % Ibcu6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

Sarob @crubor6t hat ibr @oItipicl
om o@erlincr Ebcotcr" icbr criolN
reid init ser naomcIjcnoome" be.
Qonltcn.
Sm o@cfiocn5 Gbmtcr" III W}iin.
den 1T OSfor @iloc'3 Gin iNculer
@ottc" bel ser crItmojiQcn 9utiiii6s
ring mnrm c%rtigcnonuncn morocn.
NIIerIei aus Tcutifluno 8.
Ser @rmerfidloitS Gon0rcB. lpcl-
der Iocbcn in &oIn tdQtc, bat iid foit
cinitimmio Gcoen @cncroIItrifcS ent.
idicoeu mo aud, NClcl N%rbcit3rrtbe
am Wtoito9e SteIIlmQ Qcnommcn.
Die Ncidliiiic bobcn IN Nrbeitcrfrei'
len groBeH Nufiebcn gcrtodlt,
Gorpettcn g Gapitdr SrbbinobM,3,
scr ocutidc Mortnc &ttohc in Wuib,
in0ton, miro bonn Ncjho Oforine.
Nmt oirf @unih oc9 Nomirolitnbe5
Ser Wnrinc sur llcbunN oui DER otti-
ben Shlodtilotc commonOirt mcrOen.
Plus pcrlGBlidcr Gllcllc perIoutct
6ob HcgicrunNS Er0ii0cnt @cn9lten.
BERG in NieS6aoen gum NndiolNcr
oe9 llntcrItaotS Sreiberrn b.
Scfcnoorif crforenil it, ser an Stellc
0c0 peritorbencn Or. @utbro0 4rd-
iiocnt or3 NeidSncritta m2roen miro.
Ger aaiicr irai Ole GrncuntmN dis
cr iilnQit IN Mic3bQNrn mciltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
GBeiapcafc 9aEpicr'Gumpagnic.

Gbrinpcatc,2iuie.
Slt0nnie g1iIagter GGnpier gguanfta" mo
Ntlnnid" rad
Eib Gpint Comfort uno Eorfolf, 0d.
Sampler %peridiiei baltimore idgli6 tnusJes
Dmluen GonniuqsD nm $50 gbe,. bs uro iJits
men in Slo Notnt Comfort mn 9 u6r Uioracr5
mo in yioriulf UNI 7t5 Wturgens Oil, an
thllebeuo at Die Sifenbabnsiqe rnb dlel
Nlnften oe3 GiheHS mo Giioneitens.
yIurt.JiiUsr.9
Glegdiiie Yafidaier Compiler ~ebnrlotte' Elo
baltimore"
rudI Hefts1oint NIB Widln1no, va.
Sampler b~eIiaiteIi Baltimore tdpli6 (nliSle'
n0lilrel Sunni1g5) nm 3 lllr 8ddniitnas mo
t~Oiltne1 Al gSett Potnt lHi 100 WorgetS mo
8u Iiidntuub IN 9.25 Wiurqcns All.
Die an Ulontagen, OIiitpo1en mt Jreltagen
hnK Baltimore abfabrenben Sainpfer, mto ole
BON YSeitsYnint an SlenIiaqeH, SunuerltHNen
nno Ganliingcu abfpbren, leaer tn @lpiceiter5
Bot..t mo NllHono's an; urb tte an 9leritd'
aer, Gonneriiueen ilnh Gumftdgen bon llGitt'
more uro an Wioniaqeu, W}iitioOben uno Tret.
tdaefl bon gaetts4soiHt abtu9renoGn SaTpicr
le0ett IN 0otfictpr uno 9laDsO anf IN tbet gniI'
Gtgem &etter).
1ampie= psriaNsu Baltimore ppm Bier Wr. IL
nnb -, 2igbtitrds;h.sbcr
Surbs ytufte iatb allen Blinttfu t31nfn ae'
itheri, Sepdd aitQegcbet mo Hatlteni lnlIner
I'M Norans %reietOirt lperoen IN ben lle'tQet
Binetf Biirenur: 9r. 3i7, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
VI. ~. 6obiou, 9lgent. &r. t27, Git.NaittmOre'
Strabe, noer ben Sntpt Niire1ur: Hr. $50,
9iagtetraRe, Baltimore, DID.
MenDen Setter, q, Z. Gbisut.
Gen. @eidiitsfibrer. Ber Be Fdqier 9ta,nL
7. 8. Wet aunel, SiIt5sSeu -gufL 'etaeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
2leme fGnelTe Gag = 0oote
ocr Griccipu Sinie.
yYuro Baltimore" uno OEcnn"
nod Yhilnoclphin.

BDr Eienhnn. oert 80. Wiui. Sprmifinqs q
nor. an idalid mo SuuHiGaS Ablnbrt bon
Higbts unb Irnii StrnEc. tn Scttertuu mo Che.
itcr, BG., uIfbulteuD.
Serrfidae Tabrt bnrdi oeu Snudi.
Sabrpreis In einer Rihimng Si.jO. Nuno-
iubrt % Tagc) iir Die Riidtdbrt lOlp0bl AMI
oem Idgs. pie glabt }'opte g%lllti,s, $3.50.
Jtuuofdhrtf Btucte. bon ebilnoelpbia nit Der
Y. x &. 9ifcubdbu" 5nrlidicbreno. $3.50. 80
EWrhfnhrtst giueie mad Auantie.Gitp nuo Su
rid per Boot S3 Is, Ooer per Nubn. u Sage
oiiitig. $3.50. SrSner 5Hrbidbtisf9iueie nab
yieius Y)prt. qonq. Brand, Aeburn- eart, In elmer
jliffiulg. 500: Nun6rcite $500; Nape Wap,
RuHofabrt, S4O0. Ter Nben0. 5anpier idbrt
tdGlib. Sountggs aitsdenonumeir. I'M ) tlbr
Jtdhmiitugs 3D. Sdbrbitlete petbeu int 8is
redu. iUtDie bel aIbaupb's. 9r. 2nl. ytotos
Charles 2traBe. tiub gGbdnp. ItuD, edratoals
Gpiings. 9leUport. BEN Snnen f9t). iorilnuo
CHle.l ur6 HoroIiheHRHHflen nertnuit. S6reibt
peaeI gleiieiiibrer. 0tarenee SHriper, agent
VI. goa 9iGbts Etsdbc. (t0t-~)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
McrdantS' e MincrS' Sranspor'
tntiun Company.

SnmpicrsNtnicH.
ginh lpftnn mo ocm Often: ie6cn DPunina.
Sielitla, &uInering uno Saniiug, gberoS
Il ilbr.
bad, Vrooloence II. hcm Siten: ieoer Gonns
inQ, Wliiipob mo TrciiuA, NbenoS q lbr.
yta0 %JieiUpurt = yiCluS mo yipriUlf: tdgli6
NM q llbr WbeuoS.
5rnc,t iuirb idoiib bis 3 llbr 9(bcuos fir ar
Dem Gage abidbrcHoc Numpicr ar8cnOmmeil.
ginh GGodnfab uun otnl Siihcu; leoen Stcrf
ilaa, 1puuerftag mo GGmiina, gbcIos Q llbr.
Noliuuer nm lrubiocncc 5nmpter iubreu
bon Der gSerlie am Sure ocS pong Sods nb;
SapnHrnht Sampler bon Der @erite am 6lbe
Der gScit5 aus 'glOenlc.
&. ". @tfin1Gant, Naent,
NOHa bod.
". Y. 1urucr, @..9. sAaent.
u. Z. Stspbtns, 8em. .yinn.
Saupibitrcdu - Silooit Gde German. NIB
eiabi'StraHe. Uf3.3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
e
yraet die Die S0ts, Die lf Inner Gekaaf Iiaa
. sssii &MXIZM
MarnlanS nnS Ecnuigluania Balm

3iae berIaden g,0ribsGoenue' Station:
7.3O BORN. nab Dori, tdGIi6, auseenom'
men SoHniuQs.
$50 goruL, mad Iclia. ntr Gonntdgs.
$50 nab ge!air. tu8ltb, ansgenommen
1926 Had,in. fab gori, tieIi6, oussenom.
men SonuinG5-
400 g1adbrn. fat Eeltd nlr Sonntaas.
APO mad 8elta, tGgIIb. an~saenomineH am
GOO 0adm. rad Refair. tdgIid, alsgenunr.
men SOnnidG5..
1000 slbenos nat a'elutT. llnr Sonntngs.
1i.45 glbenbs nab 8elair, wstitiuod uro CAM
flag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
'1cn Az EuOer fir Snnbuh NIB Ynrts an.
&am6uro.Imerifa .Ginic,
81 NrooopnD Rem Dorf.
Nrtbnr ". GObiOu,
1877 SIt.9nItimorc'S ctr.
9im nlten Efaae.
Baltimore Snnpi Enfct-GO.

Die Gcr. Gtnaicns Eofi beibroerno.
Sampler inbreil tdplih. GuuniaGs GuSaenonts
men. bon ben BAT 9iues"9ier5. Gr. i0-tS,
piRbt Glrnhc, $50 gbeuoS. 6ircit mad SIo
Roint Comfort. 9ioriolf, VortSmonlb uno alien
@lInficn hes Siiocu5. &erbinonuG IN Slo
5itmono, &erpinouuo in Portsmouth nit Dem
rSenhnrro 9ir cine" fnliocn 3ua bon Bprtss
moulD nab gtIaniu. On yIOrioIi Serbinonrg
nit ner u%Ntldnttc Coat Cine, g~iortolt lno
Carolina, g~iprfolf uno iloltb, 9OrfuIf mo
prIili6 iIno ySlo SomiuiOn Cine" nab gclu'
bern &Salbin9tcn. &.s@, mo 8i6mono, 8o.
NldGlieiieI lnd) clrOpdtihcm Ylale. plLts
riDfe GaiittcnBtmmcr. e~lCiirtitbe NcleltbtlHg.
Gumpi6ei8una. Aoicn frci. 5teierOirte NHiiiien.
simmer In ben Billet Niircnur Der nVup cine;
Gr. 32t, citsNaltim OrCs StrnBe, gtr. 800 lro
50s. ptQbtSirube, 2, VI. Y. Office, Gilooits6de
baltimore ulIo 9Glbcrt StrnBe, Continental
Truit Nuiloiu0 rto gtlbanGDo, Charles ulo
Gcril1iuisStrnBe.
Subu u. SberiuUOo, T.. Vrofut,
&ices4irdf. II. @cn WluHHRCr. Sen. s4Gfi. syigent.
(TCi2-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
NorbOeuti6er 2lobb.
8egeImaRise 9ampiidifffabrt
Spiidheu

8egelmaRise 9ampiidifffabrt
Stptiheu
baltimore nuo Bremen
ourh Die relten uno ~erprobten, nit
alien 9equemIi6teiten ~oeriebenen
Goitoampfer erIter RlnIie:
pHbetn," y9ranoenburg,"
~Nedar," nGbemnis,"
yMain," y8reslau."
Die @rpe6itionstdae fms pie folgt:
bon Baltimore: -
r9rc8lou," Wlithpod, Ocu 81. Moi,
, ll6r Nodmittoo3.
.GoIicl," Mittmot, ocn 81. Mai.
3 llbr Wud)mittdQS.
y9rnuocublrQ" Wtittuo6, ocn Z.
Slttti, 2 ll6r NodmittoQ5.
,Waiu," Wfittpod), oen fl. SUM,
2 llbr NadrnittogS.
.G6cmnib, MIittpodj. Ocn 81, Stunt,
2 llbr gtudmittog2.
oSonnoucr, W}ittiuodl, sen %. Smi,
2ll6r Nadnnittog8.
.0rc$lou," Mittmod, ocn .. Sllll,
2 llbr gtnbmittaa3.
2peite 9aiiite.B
guu $50, 90 nu,
8mii6enoeds gaiiage.greiie:
ION Baltimore uadl Bremen ,....
0Un Srsmeu nddl Baltimore $500.
WuubrsiIe.ginet uuu ValtImpre Hnm Brtnten
uub 5uriid S1i 80.
Reaen Sraht uno Rnitdae tpenoe man fh
al ole 1cnerul Naentcn
u. SdDnmad,er & SO,
Rr. Z. Siih.@ap. StrnBe,
ODER
G0iuaro Haine,
Dttlu bts nSeutiheu 9orreiscnbtnttH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

Ntnapult5, Wf. buOnla9iullpfl, li,5O llo
- 10 &orni., 1870 u1o l5,6b yiabml. eamoe1'
Slnttul 800 mo 300 Sotnls 1900 Wit
glbcubS.
1reoertd. VT. Niobnl Slniipn. 2s.45 uno !o.4s.
Born. 0umoersS tutton. t7.35. 1900, calls mo
1000 Norrt. 1925, 1850 uno 500 asadhm.
sIiudetsr, MI. h~opdlsiniiori, NO Norm.
mo l243 9tudnt. 0umbe1s StdtioiI, !7.20 gorm.,
1900 ulo $3.50 9iadtu.
0aaerStolun. mt. NooaIsS intion. ls.45 Sor..
1850 gtadDm. 9anloensSiaiion. DOC g0rm,.,
1850 mo 400 giudm.
l7.35 mo D.i5 8ortn., !l.26, 800, $500
Gaebnl, 'G.30 uno *tt.45 abcHoS.
Gnrtio Ban. 01iu0eIi 1tatiuIt. ld2S Born.
EHraD, M. Honai Station. s243 Hadm.
Gamocns Stdttut, 200 ginchm.
.Gpn0f Niu qiutfs uudi ayhilahflnhio uun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

Selter.S eriiber .Soenten.
Some 8rienolp Societn 1925, Gin.
ben Sbenie.
%. z. Sbadelforo & Co., 2, SIt.
SorotogaitroBe.
$enrp 81. @ariieIo WoboO, 2t0,
observation-disclosures.
9irdbeoo & Con- GA, Differing.
ton StroBe.
SenneB & TapIor, BOG, Oit-2erins.
ton StroBe.
Tiirner & Tbontas, 2. OIt.Saratosa.
Strobe.
81. 8. Seloen, If, Olt.Gleaiant.
StraBs.
0ud)bon6limg.
Mr8. 30. Mortin, 7l5, Meit.Qering'
ton . StrnBe.
Serlerlihere N0beI. 2ngerura.
@rabom'S 8orebouie, Harf Noenue
uno 0olpbin.S traB.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29

9anfiers uno Wofler.
SambIeton & 60, 70, OIt.2egin9tou.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-29
@eswei(m
BON empfeslcnsmertbeH SiuaE5.,
GnarpS. nno Gnbctail-@eIdGften.
inan3iel .
0anfen.

~ ! II q II d elleS
9anfen.
SirIt RationaI 8ant, 16, @eit.S Sara.
togo . StroBe; s. 8. Serguion,
8rGiioent; s. 9. 8ilcor, Raiiirer.
Sarmers' anb Merdants' Ratioual
9anf. 30t, 0or6,GbarIeS. StraBe;
@b1S. &. Crane, BrGiioent; Garter
g. Ssburn, 9oiiirer.
8eutide @ont, 2erington. ulls $oui-
oap.S traBe; 81. S. Sdula, BrGIi.
bent; Iuguit 8eber, Gaiiirer.
Commercial on6 6armerS' Rational
9anf, Soparo. unb @erman.Str
8eIteru NationaI 9ont, Ia, Roro.
@n!op.S traBe; Soibita q. Sorpep,
Br6iioent; 8. Norriott. aaiitrer.
0ropers' ano RedanicS' Nattonal
ganf, @utaW- unO 6apette.S ctr.
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Strobe.
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National @naHelina & stamping
60, 100, Sanober.S trake.
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BaIace Stebbins & Cons, Charles.
uno 2ombaro.S trobe.
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mereien.
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Sparbonfen.
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91der-R eQuifiteu.
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NIleti Elrennr WOrolpelta0de Gb0rIesa uno
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-12
PETERS RESIGNATION.
II Has Been Demanded BY President Of
the Southern Cotton Association.

Atlanta. Aug. li.-Harvie Jordan.
president Of the Southern Cotton asso-
citation. telegraphed Colonel r. $. Pet
ers. vice president Of the association.
demanding his resignation. President
Jordan said:
y have wired Vice President Peters
demanding his resignation and have
suspended him as an officer Of the as
ISOLATION. The public utterances Of
Colonel Peters through the press as
vice president Of the association. and
his actions in Washington clearly in
dictate thta he Is not In harmony with
the present efforts Of the association
concerning the fun and complete in
vestigation 81 the bureau Of cotton sta
tistics and other divisions Of the de-
partment Of agriculture.
Before taking definite action ! de-
sired the endorsement 81 the executive
committee. ] wired the information 20
each member and Of nineteen replies.
eighteen emphatically authorized the
demand for his resignation"
Colonel r. :. Peters was elected vice
president Of the association az It's or
ganization by the New orleans con-
vention last year. His home D. az Cali
vert. Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-12
LOOK OUT FOR GERMS now.
Summer Months Call for Constant Vigil.
anee and Use OF Mi.O.na. !

In the summer months constant
vigilance is necessary, or dangerous
disease germs will be absorbed from
food or drink.
The so-called summer complaints
and bowel troubles do not come 10
people with a healthy stomach, for
Dame Nature kills the disease germs
with the natural juices secreted by
the healthy digestive orgaLs.
Persons with weak stomach and
poor digestion ia the summer season
live In constant fear Of germs Of dis
ease. Let these people use Mi-o-na
before each meal, and the stomach
aud the whole digestive system will
be strengthened so that disease
germs will have 10 effect whatever.
You can eat what you want and all
you want without any fear OF indi-
gestion or bowel trouble, II you take
a Mi-o-na tablet before each meal.
When there are pains or distress
after eating, headache, belching Of
gases, sour food, and bad taste In
the mouth, dizziness, heartburn,
specks before the eyes, furred tongue,
sleeplessness, and debility or weak
ness, Ii shows that the stomach
needs the help OF Mi-O-na. Just one
little tablet out Of 20 cent box Of
Mi-o-na before each meal for a few
days, and you will regain perfect
health and strength, and be proof
against the germs OF summer dis
eases.
Ask r. j. Jenkins 90 show you the
guarantee under which he sells
Mi-o-nA. IL costs nothing unless IL
restores health.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-12
Mr.. JAKE HOLLAND DEAD.

Mr.. Jake Holland died at his
home in the Reliance community
Thursday night at ll:45 O'Clock.
Mr.. Holland was As years Of
old and a native Of Alabama. He
has been a resident Of Brazos
county for seventeen years and
leaves a wife and eight children.
The funeral took place at four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at Re
lance church. Mr.. Hollands death
resulted from congestion OF the
the bowels. He became i'll on
Sunday last. The members of the
family have the deep sympathy of
many friends.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-12
FARMERS UNION OBJECTS.

The objects Of the Texas Farm
ers' Union, which has been hold
ing an important state meeting at
Waco the past week, are stated as
follows:
/. To discourage the present
credit and mortgage system.
2. To assist our members in buy.
ing and selling.
3. To labor for the agricultural
classes in the science Of crop diver
sification and scientific agricul.
tire.
4. To constantly strive to secure
entire harmony and good will
among mankind and brotherly
love among ourselves.
5. To form a more adequate
union with those in authority for
a more rigid and impartial enforce.
ment of the laws, that crime, vice
and immortality may be suppressed.
6. 1t would garner the tears of
the distressed, the blood of the
martyrs, the laugh Of innocent
the sweat OF honest labor
and the virtue of happy home as
the brightest jewels known.
7. This is in no degree a political
party and shall forever abstain
frome even so much as a discus.
sion OF partyism. Yet we do not
feel that it is our right to place
shackles upon the mind nor a pad |
lock upon the lips of anyone who
may wish TO discuss for educa.
tional purposes, the science Of gov.
eminent, because upon this rock |
all important structures must rest
for either mental, moral or fnan.
cial development.
A resolution was adopted by the
Union denying charges that it had
political ends to serve or that
there was serious division in its
ranks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-12
j. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE AGENT
OFFICE IN TALIAFERRo BUILDING
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
PHONE No. 81.
Have 10 once The only set OF Abstract Boois OF
BIAEos County Land Titles.
FOR SALE.

1881 acres of land located on mail
route ~ miles north Of Bryan.
About 20 acres in cultivation. Near
~ all under fence. 10 acre hog pas.
ture. Good Z room residence aud 2
room tenant house. Good water.
This is "a FIRST class place. Price
$40. 90 per acre.
90 acres of good black sandy land
about 10 miles north Of Bryan on
mail route. Four-room house: good
we'll 30 acres in cultivation. Price
500 On
2i2 acres miles from Bryan; i2O
acres In cultivation; 10 acre hog pas
ture; balance In pasture; Broom res.
idence; ? tenant houses; barn cost
$4,000 Price si0.O0 per acre.
ga acres about II miles northeast
OF Bryan: about 20 acres under fence
and cleared; balance timber. Price
$500 per acre.
Five room residence with about
two acres OF land, located near school
house. Price $4,000.
Ten room residence aud 20 acres
OF land In city limits. Tenant house,
barn, etc. Price, s30OO.OO. Terms
easy.
The n. Il. Cole block In Halls
addition. Price s750.OO.
One quarter OF a block In eastern
part Of town, price 1926
2i2 acres Of land on east side OF
town, known as the Caldwell pasture.
Will sell In tracts 10 SUIT purchasers
and on easy terms.
3 lots In good neighborhood, with
fine shade trees. Price $500. Terms
Easy.
lots near Allen Academy. Price
s325.O0
50 acres Of land, with good small
bored we'll, and all nee
,essary Improvements, located In
tide Of city limits. Price 100000
.erms reasonable. This Is q bargain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-12

The Southern Cotton Growers
association is long on demanding
designations. The last person to
fall under displeasure is one Of its
own high officials. President Har.
vie Jordan has demanded the res.
ignation of Vice President 4. S.
Peters Of Calvert, Texas, alleging
that Colonel Peters "utterances
through the press as vice-president
Of the association and his actions
in Washington indicate that he is
not in harmony with the present
efforts of the association concern
ing the full and complete investi-
CATION Of the Bureau Of Cotton
Statistics and other divisions Of
the department of agriculture"
Col. Peters's side Of the case will
doubtless be duly given.