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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

u dl b 4 INN n%Crlebt.-
Nn0rclu Nolpat, ciu 80 Sabre alter
Nrbeiter, mltroc geltcrn Wtorgen in
Dem 9tellbou an ser Siiooit= Gdc pom
SoDette- mo Galpertitrabc Don eincnt
3uber uoll 3ic9elIteinc oltf oeu aopf
%getroficu. ole pom iedlolteu Stodlpcrf
IN oo9 finite Stopluerf, no cr nrbei.
tete, binllnter itiir5ten. Ger Mom
fam munocrbarer Meiie nit berbGlt-
niBmBig Qeriugen&erlebungen oopon
mo mar im Ston0c, nod Dem Stoot-
SoipitnI 5u gebcn.
" III. VI. 9ptne becr0igt.
- Die 2ei6e oeS om 0ienitog gtod)s
mittoq pl0blid QcItorbcncn Sru g8m.
%. @urne mur0c geItern 9tahmittoq
8 llbr pom Srmtcrbouic. 9tr. 1872,
WoiberitroBe, airs ottf Scr o2ouoon-
Eorf Gcmttcrp" beeroi0t. &nitor
5. 5imot6D Stottt omtirtc. Die otti-
ben 8nbrtIt6trG0cr lporcn Mfitglie
Der ocS o@ptbioS Sroen5" uio oc3
oOroens Ser Gnig6tS Of @onor." 9llS
Observation-Disclosures crmieIcn @olt=
pernellr Norficlo, Mopor Gimamla,
3oaeimnebmcr gaiuiom q. Stone,
General 6eIir NgmlS, Stepbcn VI.
Waion Sobn 81. SbQm, G6arlc$ s..
Garter, Senrp 6en9e, albert ". @lo-
fenep uuo 0aoio W. Henbolo Dem
Seritorbenen ole lebte Gbre.
Snqueit. H. Sn Der uoro0it
Iiden Yoli5ciltution iono geitern
9lbeno elm SndueIt ilbcr oen 500 oc9
Orci Sabre oIten &pmon MoSfomib
Itott, Der 9eaen 10 ltbr 8ormittoQS
an 0ienltog an Der Sigh, nabe
YrnttitraBe, bon einem @ogeu Der
Baltimore Srouafer So" iiberiubs
rem uno 10 idlimm perlebt mur0c,
bob er bol0 onrolti i'm ySobnS sop
fins Soipito(" itnrb. Die GororerS.
Slrp iprod) Sen alttider oeS @oaena
BON oler ShnIo frei mo entidieo,
oob ein llnioll porInQ.
2 d q II t &icen3en int
Gountp. - Sclte NodmittaQ uut
/ llbr miro oie 3cit, in mel6er Np
plifotioncn iiir Sdonf . 2iren5cn I'M
areiSgeri6te fir 9oltimore.G orltp
unterbreitet mcr0en fonnen, b~crItri.
den ieir. Die 3obl ser gtpplitonten
betrGgt bis ictt 800. 2estes CSabr
ml,roen 34S Sdout 2icell3en bcmil.
ligt.
@er0en 6ol0 beginncn.-
Die SS. 8eorqc 9unnede & S06ne
lperoen lebr bulo NIT Dem gou oeS
.0eutiden gonf"s @ebduoes an Der
NorbmeIt-Gdc bon Baltimore unO
Soaioap-StroB beginner. Sic reid
ten aeItern inn Biircol oes @ebGuOe,
Snipeftors ibre Applifotipn iiir Den
9au-GrlalibniBidcih Elm. 9as 8e=
bGuoe miro Slpciit6dig, 36 bel 100
SUB grob ltno iol $4,000 foiten.
IS mar So6n 3rolL. Ger
Monn, melder am 0onnrrTtog Dtor-
gen in beiinhm0sloiem 3nitonoe bon
ben EoIi5iiten Natrid 0c2oin an Ser
ode bon Correct. rnb Sofu.S troBe
auf9eiunoen llno nod) oenl .Staot
Soipitol@ ge6rod)t pnrbc, botte it'd
g~eitern iolpeit crbolt, Bob er ieinen
Namen ongcbcn fo1lrte. er iogte, er
iei Sofn 1roa pom 9tr. III, Goiterns
apenue. @eitere Nu9funft iibcr feline
Berion perpeigertc er ober. Die 9(er5te
iaeten, fem 3uItono lei oifenbor ollrd)
2anbonum 6erbciQcfiibrt.
3 ii 2-ebenDcrft Of az :
Sntereffeutcn. Die 2eler
lueroen altf ben 4usiueis fiber Ben
Stanb Der ,0tutua( 2ebensberfi6e-
rungs-G ompagltie bon Baltimore,
Mo.," in Ser 9n5eigenipolten oes
bcutigen yGorreiponoenteit4 alifmerf-
INN ca,,oh4 Crr fila nm, III Tn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
Die DGricsiun. Ginir."

gttratttbe &niiersJioute onrh oen aannI nab
philadelphia tdglt6 tSonntaaS ausgenommeH)
I'M 9 llbt Wiorgens. bon DER 9igbts II. Bratts
SttdBe, IN Beitertor. 9beiapenfesGitO, ct.
Georges. 9eIniuHresGitb uto ebeiier. ga. all.
bdlfeno gui Sed (uah gbildoelpbta) $3.50.
staiilte $500. @rfurFiun. 10 Gage aiItie. $3.50.
Jlildiabrt nit Der y. 6 s.. 9itenbabn" $500.
Itluntlc'Giin $2.75. gEfnrF0n $3.75. gieps
gorf 81. @rfurIIon So. 5erner Surdfabrtss
Niaeie rad u6roIibeH gunften. 5abrs8iaete
iilo I'm 9Iiirean uno bel Albnlg1'S 81 babeli.
S6reibi iuegeH 9ieifeiiibrer.
Clarence Sbrtner, Mgent
gir, poi, Qlaht Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
Rerdnnts' &c Niners' S~ranspor'
tatiun EOmp.au.
9ampier.2tplea

amt fers2tpleu.
Sad1 gofien uuo benz Often: iebsH Wlontdg.
9ienftaa, Bonnerita9 uHb Gdmfidg. abeHts
0 ltbr.
ga6 0robioence un6 benz Often: iebenSonH.
Sad glepport : Eeps unb 3orfoIt: tdeIiG
um 8 itbr Abenos.
Sradt ipirb tdeIi6 bis 8 Hot abenbs fur at
benz Gage dbfd6renoe 8umpfer angenoninert.
gtuG Sdbnnrdb uno benz Siben; ieben 9ten.
flag, 9onnerftdg uKb SamftaQ, abenos 0 libr.
Doftoner nnh Bro3lbente : 9Gmpfer fabren
bon Der Nerfie am SuBe hes Cong 9odS nb:
gabanHabs9dm bon Der merfte am 5ufe
Der epeFs9dusssbenue.
6. VI eintaabam, spent.
GougsSod.
%. .. xHraer, B.sB.sd.
n. .. etsbbtns, 6.sW9.
SGlptbirem gr. Goa. Gorb.GRanes.str.
Sta6ts uro gaffa ae'9flrenu-Rr. 22i, Beft'
8aIttuiore.StraBe. Ct3.1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
Staot Baltimore.

NeIlie'S 8prGtebe ii +
g hub G. Die "a Sabre atte
Nellie Sobnion fam geitern Worgcn
in oelr 2ooen bon MorriS IppelieIot,
9tr. 532, Observation-Disclosures. mo
eriitdte oieien. ibr ein Yoor Sdutbe
int @ertbe BON 70 Gents 81 5eigcn.
Nppelielot 5eigte i6r ole S6ube uno
tornl bate er ibr ben Miiden 3ltaes
febrt, I'M cin onoereS &aar Sdmbe
81 bolell, 10 bronnte Nellie nit Dem
eriten Eaor oilrdl. Sic mrroe jeood)
pom Yoli5ilten @onfmiler feitgebal,
ten unb IN Die oitlide Yoli5eiitation
geihuift, mo tie ouf 5tuei Monote ms
Stats : NrbeitShuuS geiouot muroe.
Geteran Scr conf . . G.
rirten Armee geitorben.
- Benjamin Yollng, Elm Sniniie oeS
Seims fir c%onf0oerirte Solooten SIT
BifeSpile, Ser 5lpeitdlteite rSniuiie Ger
Initalt, Itor6 geitern Morgen ooielbit
im @lter bon 80 Snbrcn. gr mar in
Yrincc Georges County, mo, gebo-
rem uno oiente inn 9iirgerfriege in
Der Gbeiapeote IrtiGcrie, melhe
ans 9eluobnern NarpIono'S beItono.
@r mar gleidioas Elm 8eterou 0es
merifaniid)en arieges.
Son gee un0 &ufen. -
Ger .gt%orobeutide 2lopo" 0ompier
s@re8Iau" miro morgen oocr iibers
morgen bon Bremen pia gterp. Oort
bier ermartet. @r bat etlun 1900
3luiidenoeds . Goliagiere al 9oro.
- Ser rltiiiide 0ompicr nSeroS"
jolt OemnGdit bier unfommen nm
cine Soouug 8oblen fir SrinionO
ein5unebmen. An9eblidl Iollen Die
aoblen fir Hoieitpensfp'S GSlotte be.
itimmt lein.
Iuf Dem engliiden 0ompfer
Dlllltermore" fam am 0onnerltag elm
Wotroie, NamenS Sobn @alib, ais
.bliloer" Yaiiagier bier al. Der.
Ielbe ipurbe Der Ob9ut oe5 britiihen
aoniuIs bierielbIt ~iibergeben.
- Iuf Dem Norbo. 2lopooompfer
rSonnoper," Capt. S. SocobS, Der
nlorgen BET Soaesonbrud bon bier
nad 9%remerbapen 5u%riifidbrt, lpcrs
ben iidl folgenoe Gaiiiteu.Y oiiogiere
befinoen; Sr. Sofob Nltbotts unb
6roll, IOolf Slttons uno Gran Nm
no 3orubo bon ct. 2ouiS, Mo.; Sr,
8ronf M. Sones bon @oibington,
ionic Sr. 8ilbelm Sdmitt uno SRI.
Marp @reb BON gittsburg, go.
Reue2oae ser ngptbias.
Bitter" Die ,@aroenpiQe.
2oge Nr. t42, g. g." wuroe oniclblt
nit 50 Mitglie6ern ~orgoniiirt. Ole
folgenOen geamten muroen eripGblt:
aan3ler Sobn I. Solicitor, 8ice-
Schuyler s. =. 2ope, grdlot Is. $.
Greenfield, prot. SefretGr Gbos. =.
Sedel, 6inan5iefretGr $. g. Neil-
maper, S6abnleiiter s. $. Sdone,
8erfmeiiter st. Z. Opentoft, @nfien.
meiiter Geo. 9. Sd)one, inuere $50
DIE s. u. 8ogt, duBere 8ohe @llitap
q. Sedel; 9ruItees: Sol. g. Sofitet.
ter, 8itl. j. Sdpars, geter 8eil-
brenher. gr.aoh5ler 8. 9. Rett-
maper, y. Z. Openiany s. s.. Sd)one
uno 5. 9. 9iooiion.
Berionol. Hoti5. - SRI.
Morp Nidlas bon Nr. 1912, Dit
SapetteltraBe, fGbrt am If. Woi bon
9ep-Dorf nad Bremen a6, INN
5reuube in Sambltrg uno Berlin 81
6eiltd)en. sic miro iif etipa orei
Monate lang in 0eutihluno oufbul-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
NsrnIaao nno gernfslpania.gakn

80 BORN. med gort' tSaIIa' ai,sosnom.
men Gonnidas.f
$50 &c.m. mad Delta, MIR gonHiaes,
$50 nab Beialr, tdgIib, ansgenomrien
s.2b gad,m. nod gOrf, tasIi9. aussenou,.
men Soilntags.
400 gaadm. mad Delta, NIT SonntagS.
40 mad Delta, tdsIiG, ansaenpmnsen am
Gonnfag.
900 glanm. mao geIair, tdaIlH, aussenom.
men Gountdas.
1000 Htenb4, mad BeInir. Hur eonnfosS.
tf.l6 nttft4, ma Bstait. Dttttiu1a urn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

t"" Ger o&orriion 8ouperein Nr.
10" bait am n0ditcn Wtontog III lei
ner @allc, 9lr. 73i, gtoro.GoDitroBe,
MISUNDERSTANDING uno Beam.
ternuobl ob, 5t luclbcr ollc Wtitglie4
Der ei19elaocn itn0. 9ic 9eomten
OeS &crcin9 limo; @iIbelm 6lomm,
Fr0iiocnt; Conrad @ogner, &itc-
Frdiibent; Scinrid 6inf, Shobmei.
tier; SObn IS. Holfer, SefretGr; Geo.
&. 6lomnt, aaiiircr; Spbn Sanuibol,
Hnmalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

**" 0oS 9odbier Ger SEQ. @iins
tbcr, jim, 9ruu So" miro bon beute
al lei oIlen aumoen Der Girmu I'M
3opf icin. @er nod ME edte6 9od-
bier getrltntcn bat, ioutc uidt periebs
len, belltc tn0 an Den iolgenoen "a
gen ona 9odbicr Der n@co. 8iit6er,
inn, 9rou So" ST probiret. Bran!
mciiter Sron5 Shlcuningcr, Der ein
&cnner it, bat Den %iontoien Stoff ge-
brollt, utO elm Seoer, beu i'm pro
Dirt, miro ertl0ren, ooB er mic Gin bel
icr obgelngcrteS mo id)0ner idynet-
fences 9odbier getrunfen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

Botriotiid) d.. 49, oGmnn iinoSie
oIio cine lebr quite Eotriotin mein
~gnGoiges 6rdulein 2" - y@eluiBl Sd
beiratbc aud nur cinen Mann, Der
Dem Stoot 0roBe Stenern 5o6lt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

N1nnpOIi5, UT. JiobuI SIdtI0H. l7.b0 litb
's.45 BORN, 1850 uib l5,55 gIa6m. Gau,oeu.
Station. 800 NIB 900 Torut., 1905 @1it.
TAGS. 400. 26.35. 600 mo alto a6eHbs.
1rebcrid, Wt. @ohalsS tatioH, 7a.45. i9.4S g..
@atnoeus Citation, 1876, 1900. 29.t5 unb 1900
BORN. 1926, 1850 ufo $500 abenbs.
9stnflefter, Mr.. MObuIsS tntion, t7.t0 9. nra
l2.43 y. Contamination, H.20 g., 1900 uts
1850 g1ddft. -
Saaerstppn, Waf, TobaI.G tation, ls.4s gorm.,
1860 9tabnt. eaHtoens Station, 1900 s,prnI.
$40 unb "a 90 gtd6m.
6lteptt.Gitn uno DIT. airH, gan,oeft,5 tntton.
l7.35. 29.15 Gorrt,, II .25, 1850, $3.50 siadm..
20. 30 uno *tt45 9tbeHoS.
Curtis saB, Gainoen.S tqttou. 1928 ssprm.
gnraB. MI. Capitalization, s2.43 Rd6m.
Concentration, 1900 9dttn.
.Hehat Wlae 4iuis" undb BhtfabsInhfa nah
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9ambnrgsNm
- NaM -
sars
9OppelIdranben.

segen ~ Snusr fir 2nubon uuO garts an.
Samburg-Nmerifa'Sinie,
81 8roaopap, ReD'Oorf.
artIar ". &obHOa,
ii @eIt.g Centres Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
NOrOOenti6er 0lObO.
8caeImakise 9ampfidifffu6rt
5luiideu

@SV%VOSWSWS% %AVYU*
8eseImakise 9ampfidifffu6rt
5piiheu
Baltimore unO Sremen
0urh 6ie nelten uno erprobten, nit
aQen 9eqiemli6feiten b%eriebenen
Roitoampfer eriter 9laiie:
yHbein," n8rauoenburg,"
yNedar," nGGemnis,"
,Weain," y8reslau."
Ole grpebittonstage iinO nte fOIgt:
- bon Baltimore: -
ngresIau," GumIto8, Oen s. g(priI,
3 ltGr Nad)mittog8.
nStuttgort," Mittmo6, ben t2.@pril,
2 lt6r gtoHmittog8.
.Gbemnib" Wittmod, ben 10. gpriI,
2 llbr gtodmitto88.
ga0(n" Witttuod, ocn 26. 9(pril,
NodmlittogS 3 llbr.
,Wiuiu," WittuodL Ocl 3. W}ot
9tohmittog9 , llbr.
y&umtoUcr," Wtittuod1, Den 10. WtuI,
Gadntittuq9 : llbr.
3neite &niiite.B
Bon $500 ait.
----
8wii6enOeds. y 'BreiIe:
BON baltimore. mad gr.n,n 49,. $500
@uu 8rcmcn nNdl Baltimore S3S,5O'
Muuhreiie.Yiaete pom Baltimore nad 9rsrten
uub juritd S1l,50.
0e0en Sra6t uno 4nfiuae ipsnoe man fth
an ole 8euerulagtaellteu
u. Sdnmndcr C Gu.,
Rr. 7. Gii0.8ap.S troBe,
ooer
GOiuaro Naine,
Office bis n1ratiAeu 6OrrepouSenteH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01

VtNluFDpNts
SefiIi1 gerLgamoen Beri. Wai, Fobai
ShIafiu1aaun ..9d9!. 3bt q. 1853.
Rarlor 4 Speife. .5del. 1856 n. as.O0 va
Riiftct Yltlur. ut59. z. $50 q. 9.54 V.
ParIcr. Gpcife, MIR go. 952 Y. o.57 o.
Bdrlor Gpeife. ausa, 9. 1t.b0$ Ntt.54 g. 8
,9ishal eimItss," nusf6IiebIifer FnIIinans3na.
gfifth. Ralds. 4arIors Obfertationss nnE
Speiies gsaaapts. 1dgI, 3.4s u. 8S.s2R q.
gdrtor. Spetfe. d. . .1dGt. 900 ". sos M.a
gundbes. Rtild.. dusa Q. 7.b5 ". 500 q.
Goadbes. Bbilu.. .9dal. 200 u. e06s.
Shldhpd1aon >. Tdgl. 49, SO W. i2.44 W.
Ser lot1le Sflntpdagon nab getus gorf III tn
Wit. JinOdlsglabnbofe iiut DOT MbeHbS 5ur ani.
nahute bon RafidqtereH bereit.
D nab etlnntit.Glth an Gndentageu: %
nab Atianttt.eitp tieIid.
Nne 3lGe baIten In @iimiagtca. q bdi
IN Shelter an.
RerI gamben gerr Wt. Hobag
Pbisd. gtfom. ntr Con. sos u. $40
BGila.. Nttotn. ausg. @. s.t5 v. $40 Q.
Rhtln. G1preB, ausg. Q. $50 g. 2.26 q.
Sineerlb gtt., auss. @. $40 ". SIS d.
Nhild. gffonl., mir 60. 6.f0 u. 6.fb /,
BbtIa. grpreb. ausa. Q. 1856 u. 500 u.
Rbifu. grpreb. . .9d5t. 900 &C. g.05
Biletsgiireuur: Snr6peftsGde CHARLES uub
gar1togasGiraBe 90. IN. g. M.As8fhduoe1.
Nr. see. efiesarpdoirap Mt. NubaIs @faiter
eoer ganioeni Gintinn.
2. .. Martin. mar Eafi. 1raffie-
= u. Ballet. Gen. Wall. sHGent.
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Baltimore ObiO s8abu.

Man bead,tt t~uritertn DIruIt opH Der 9at. sesat.
Station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-07
ExiIes from Home.

Every year sees thousands of pale
and emaciated people leaving their
homes for the benefit a change of eli
mate affords them. A large number Of
these poor sufferers who are thus eXiled
from home are affected with throat or
lung trouble, asthma. bronchitis or
consumption, which can invariably be
traced back to a severe cold. No one
would neglect a cold could be foresee
such a termination. To go to a warm
er climate for ones health is expensive
and seldom altogether satisfactory.
The prompt use of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will save all this ex-
pense and worry. This remedy is
widely known for its prompt cures of
coughs and colds and thousands have
testified to the permanent relief they
have received by its use. For sale by
John Coughlin, Augusta, c. II. Beane,
Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-07

Co, IN Chicago. where it remained for
40 nights, to phenomenal business at
the La Sale Theatre. From there if
was taken on the road playing lust
few of the larger cities of the middle
states. and opened in Boston, where il
has record of IA weeks run, to a ca
pacity business, and Mr.. Whitney then
arranged for Broadway production at
the Majestic Theatre, New York, where
the piece ran for 146 nights to an i'm
mense business. The Isle of Spice"
enlists the services of an exceedingly
lareg company of capable players, in
Guiding the New York cast, and it
should cause quite a stir in the theat-
real loving public this time, as it left
a pleasant taste in the mouths of those
who saw it when it was here before
earlier during the season. The seat
sale opens today at o'clock.
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INTERESTING SOUVENIR
Program of Humboldt Clam Clubs
Excursion in 1874.

An Interesting souvenir of an event
participated i'll by members of Il former
famous organization of Augusta, ava!
hack in the los was recently found by
john G. Rowe, among some papers
which will be recalled to memory per-
haps for the first time for years by
the survivors of the party. 1t is the
official announcement and program of
the second annual excursion of the
Humboldt Scientific Clam Club of
North America. which occurred. Sept.
Is, 1874. to Peake's Island, Casco bay,
of which it says will be explored, for
tie time being appropriated, and il
found of sufficient value annexed to
the extensive domains of this associa
ton.
The letter calls attention to the Won
derful work of the club and says the
the developments of the concealed
mysteries Of ETHEREAL. mercurial. celes-
tial and terrestrial regions made by
this association in 1878, upon their re-
turn from their first annual excursion
electrified and astonishcd the world"
1t also calls attention to the appear
ance Of the comet Cogia. seen 40 years
previous by IAN astronomer and posi-
ton determined by Our balloOniSt,"
while other astronomers, who vainly
apply for admission to the club, merely
guess at is orbit.
In criticises the action of the gov
ernments of England, Germany, Rus
STA and the United States for sending
expeditions to view the transit of We
nus without consulting the Clam Club,
but remarks that an expedition to
brooklyn. n. Y, would be as beneficial
to science as to the Cape of Good Hope
land much cheaper.
Original members had the privilege
of inviting any gentleman whose sci
entifc attainmentS and ability to dis
Csc of steamed CLAIMS were up to date.
The officers were:
Pres. Baber. LID.
Vice. Pres. X w. Riggs, Jessie S.
Johnson.
Treas. Marshall Withheld.
Cor. Sec, A. HerSey.
Rec. Sec J. II. Cochrane.
Trustees.-Cyrus McKnown. LID,
Chas. r. Wells, \. W. Cole. Fred Ham
len. T. A. Chich, V. d. Pinkham. 6. r.
cochrane. A. G. LonSfellow, w. ;.
Harlow. Oscar Williams.
steward, w ILL., H. L ltlhS, W. a.
Prof. of Astronomy. Geo. f. North.
Prof. of Geology. ]. G. Cummings.
Prof. Of Neurology, Wm 3. Hunt.
Prof Of Mathematics and Geometry,
Chas Knowlton.
Prof. of Concoiogy, Samuel Hunting
ton.
Prof. of Alrostatics S. A. Russell.
Prof. of Ancient and Modern Lang
,Ia--os &. r. Johnson.
Prof. of Chemistry, c. b. Morton.
Prof. of Hydrostatics, VIM. Harmon.
Pro- oe rthios and Moral Philoso-
ply. C. Bradbury.
Prof. OF Dynanica and Narration. l..
Il. Brown.
prof of Pneumatics. Geo. A. Alden.
Several of the officers and doubtless
MANY of the members are alive. each
nrobaplv having pleasant memories of
their expeditions and pride in their
achievements Why not have re-
union and another expedition in 1905?
T. 7. Rollins of vassa:boro. was in
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ApDreciates Papa's Hens.

A little five-year- old who delights in
little Rotations and songs and whose
father is very much interested in his
lock Of hens, one of which is suspect
ed Of occasionally laying, amused tie
family and friends the other day by
making a change in a verse. which sh"
evidently thought would better fit the
case. The verse ran:
Some Leoplc sing. make the wclkin ring,
For the lay of the poets pen;
But | raise song, u song of praise,
For the lay of the speckled hen.
The little one saw her chance and
cOnvulsed her audience by rendering
the last line:
For the lay of para's hem
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careful attention and money has been
expended without stint on the cos
tunes and scenery. a typical Rice
chorus. dazzling as to beauty and
daintily arrayed, has been provided and
a cast of principals said to be better
than any Mr.. Whitney has so far Sc
lected.
The cast is headed by Hilda Thomas
with the following well known metro
politan favorites: Sam Mylie. Lou
Hall, Ethel Tillson, Sid Forester, Jo-
sephine Floyd, Bert Wainwright, May
Sweeney Charles Parcor, Blanche Ber-
tram. Louis Langford. Edna Glover.
Tom Shea. Edna Sweeney, Herbert
Mustard, Nellie Wilson, Raymond Bel
mont Nellie Dowdell, The Troubadour
Four, The Rainbow Sisters. The Dane
ing Dandies and thirty singing and
dancing girls.
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The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization ut the
office of the Secretary of State.
Gardiner Creamery Co has been or
ganiZed at Gardiner for the purpose Of
dealing in all kinds of farm and dairy
products. manufacturing and dealing
in butter and cheese, and for other
PURPOSES with $4,000 capital stock of
which $4,000 is paid in. The officers
are: President Michael Mcdonald Of
Farmingdale; treasurer, Edward f.
Hanley of Gardiner. Certificate APP
proved, April 4, 1905.
Union Park Association has been
organized at Sanford for the purpose
of owning and disposing of real estate
belonging to the Lake Shore Park
Association in Acton, York county. and
to carry on and manage an agricultural
fair and trOtting park, etc, with $10,-
600 capital stock of which $50 is paid in.
The officers are: President. Zebu!On
c. Horn of Acton: treasurer, Blanch
ard Pray of Shapleigh. Certificate APP
proved. April 1. 1905.
Kezar Falls Wooden Co. has been or
ganized at kezar Falls, Parsonsfeld
for the purpose of conducting Il general
business in the manufacture of
wooden ana other goods. etc. with 150,-
900 capital stock of which nothing is
paid in. The officers are: President,
Elijah Fox of Haverhill. Mass; treas
urer. Allen Garner of ParsOnsfield.
Certificate approved. April 1, 1905.
Western Electrical Construction Co.
has been organized at Portland for the
purpose of conducting any business i'll
which the application of electricity
may be useful. etc, with s5o0,0o0 capt.
tai stock of which nothing is paid in.
The officers are: President, Willard w.
Baldwin of Portland; treasurer. Jas }.
Herman of Portland. Certificate APP
proved April 3, 1905.
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E.. About Your Stomach.

If your digestion IS bad 1,dt f qs 0 T5al
gans Of your BODY s%dyld it Be. They grow weak
cSle agsss an f ;4suses
] 81 Sss 4 ss sT 6
It gets a etrcne and healthy that it
troubles You ~ says: II have taken a
Amherst, Mimi ndn,;n,edies for indigestion but
great many ree, ft;Hu equal 10 Kodol Dys-
bera 9pnS dssss Sna sea
EFT. cures lnd;ng Heartburn and all
Stomach. Reic,nI,inss It's preparation is the
stomach Trour Years of research. Sold
bg Rov 81 Ha'WN webster & Co.
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one Mi,lu,e barmful drug. and it has
atom Oh ans Cnuphs. Colds, Group and
h t cH rn cough so lorg that it has
honpi;;! .so, To 70 he a tried and true friend
s tG the msny who it Mrs Gertrude
+ FsnpsT MaTen So lHs ned G thai
ing ano SIT T., ulaight from 14S to 3. pounds
r'tn ro trliin ~. number Of remedies to no
a aa[ Minute coH Rssd Gehe W Sndrfy
e On
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THE Show Girl" April 20.

9. Z. Whitney's production of 1.-The
Show Girl laden with humor and
wearing the mystic cap which R. A.
Barnett designed for her, when the
Boston Cadets brought her out, will
s,iilie upon the amusement seekers at
ne opera House, on Thursday. April
~. The Show Girl has received
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AMUsEM ENTs.
Return Engagement Of aisle Of snie. f.,

.. :. Whitney's gloom dspelling mu-
seal mixture. Isle of Spice" will pIav
return engagement at the Onera
House. Monday, April 10.
Inc isle of Spice" was first pro-
duced by the La Sale Theatre stocr-
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four years from this date to fish for,
take, catch or kill any kind of fish at
any time, within 200 feet of Dead
Stream bridge sO-called. in Readfield.
Section 5. 1t shall be unlawful to fish
for, take. catch or kill any kind of fish
at any time, from the railroad bridge
at Maranocook station, so-called.
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The continued improvement in the
condition of II. ]. Cross at the City
hospital is matter of much pleasure
to his many friends.
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The grass is showing green in shell
tered spots on city lawns. and but a
few warm days are needed to make
quite q change in the landscape.
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HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT,
when II II Free Of DnndruR, II Grows
Luxuriantly.

Hair preparations and dandruff cures,
az a rule. are sticky or Irritating affairs
that do no earthly good. Hair. when not
diseased. grows naturally. luxurantly
Pandruff Is the cause Of nine-tenths OF
III hair trouble, and dandruff Is caused
oy germ. The only way to cure dand-
RUIZ Is to kill the germ: and so far. tho
only hair preparation that will positively
iestroy the germ is Newbro's Herpicide-
absolutely harmless. free from grease.
cdiment. dye matter or dangerous drugs.
4 allays itching instantly; makes hair
Glossy and soft as silk Destroy tho
,ause, you remove the effect" Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for
ample to Tho Herpicids Co., Detroit,
Itch.
Dowditch. Webster & Co.. Special Aots
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A travelling library for Readfield
Depot was sent out by the State libra
~, yesterday.