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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
8riefbefOrOernng mad Scm HUSBAND.

CIV "'l"'pN'hH8 HuuD W." NhSlhNu'
NuSIdnoiide 9oit fir sic nit Dem
If. 5cbrltor cnoenoe @odc itIieBt
bier in allen 6Gucn piiuftlit) luie
fOlgt.
8odrt . NoIt lit ofien bon 8 llbr
EormittogS bis 3 llbr IbenoS tag.
lid, (oltsqenommen SonntagS).
Yodet . QoIt fiirI eutidlano iflieBt
bier am Wtontog, Den g.. 6ebruor, II.
8reitog, ben 10. 6ebruau,8 ormittag8
10 ltbr.
Grams. 4tlontii Of Soft.
Gienitag = llbr 9I6enoS, fir gu.
ropa, per 0ornpier oSeutonic," pia
Queenstown.
Mittmof - I llbr 9tbenoS, fir
6ronfrcid, Siio Gl1ropo, @gppten
uno 9ritii6 = Snoien, per 0ompfcr
ga lorraine" nio Sabre (Roit fir
on0ere T6eile @uropo'S muB per
Ganpfer go Sorraine" ooreiiirt
iein).
5reitog = 6 llbr a6eno8, fir Gll.
ropo, per Gampfer st. Saul" pio
Gberbourg uno YIpmoutb (Foit fir
2iperpool, SdottIon6 mo Srlon0
muB per 9ompicr ST Saul" norei.
iirt iein); 7 llbr 9(benos, fir europe,
per Gompfcr n2ucnniu," pioGuecnS.
tolult.
Tolt iir 9 ii s. uno Central
Nmerifa, SO citinoien etc.
9ienItug - 1 llbr gto6mittogS,
fir Somoicn, per 9ompfer bon so.
Iton; 10 llbr g6en0s, fir Sno9ua,
Soiti uno Colombia, per 9ompfer
r6rrltero;" fir Neufunolano, per
0ompfer nHolalino."
Wittnoh - 1 llbr 9tod)mittags,
fir Bahamas, per 0ompfer Dor9tio.
mi, 5la.; 10 llbr NbenOs, fir Gllba,
Oucotan, etc, per Camper n@ipe'
ran5o;" fir Bahamas, per Gnmpier
rNiagoro;" fir Snlnoico, per Gam.
pier BON philadelphia; fir 9ermilOu,
&cetporo. ltuo @inopnro = SnIelr,
lino Guiana, per Gambler ,Yreto.
ria"
9onneritog - 10 ll6r gbenos, fir
Oucaton i,no GompedJe, pcr9ompfer
nGaggrp."
5reitog - 10 l16r Nbeno8, fiirger.
muoo, per Gompfer rSriniooo Fir
Curacao uno 8enc5uelo, perGompfcr
n3ulin;" fir Borto &ico, per Dam.
pier nGoomo", pio Gan Silnn; fir
2eefuaro. uno 8inolparo . SnicllL
mo Guiana, PERI M oYorimo;"
fir 8ortune Sslono, Samoico uto
Colombia, per 9ontpfer ~altai;" fit
Cube, per Dnmpier n@crico;" fir
Die Ga Bloto Stooten, perGompfer
sSoratils."
Samitog - I ltDr Ha6nlittogS,
fir 9abamuS, per 9anlpfcr uonDiia.
mi, 6lo.
BoIt fir Hc~uflunolnno, pia Horb.
Sponep, unb fir Wiquelon, bia go.
iton, idIieBt bier tdglid um 1 llbr
Nadmittoas; fir Giiba, pio Ton1po,
t6glid 1 ltbr Rodnlittags; fir Gotta
8ico, SonournS, Guatemala, Eaitn.
ma mo Die aoliol5oite, pin Hen.Sr.
leans, tGglid) 6 llbr a6enos.
Grams Bocific g o It.
Gienitag - llbr a6enos, fiirSo.
poii, Sapan, aoreo, China uno Die
8bilippinen, pia Seattle; fir &a.
ipoii, 9Sopan, aorea, China uno Die
9bilippinen, pia Gan 6ron5isco.
Ircitog - 7 ltbr abenos, fir SSa.
ban, aoreo, China uno ipe5ie1 oorel-
iirte EoIt fir ole Bbilippinen. piaSa.
coma.
Goit fir Neuieelano, a%uitralien,
Reu . Goleoonierl, Samoa uno So.
tpoii, pia Gan 5ran5isco, id)lieBt bier
tGalid) Bis juilt Is. 5ebruar z l1br
Ibeiibs.
%. Sall Sarris.
Bpitmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Gin 8eidenf fir's 2cben.

Benn Sbr Guren 1o6tsrn Elm prnitifnes
@eibna9tssSeffenf mndpen tuont. Elm @efclenf
iir'S game 2eben. 10 idbt lie eiter SIRIUS TN
GIeettr.r amea.S pneioerihitem
bur6ma6eH. Ste Sbule 1T lest ~aeotfret. Ger
@piterpnnft III gering. S6iiIer fir bic Gbenos
ilaifen tperben feet nufgenontnIeil. gSenen Be-
oingungen penoe man ftb on 0srs. Subtrs, ax.
2t2, Roro.G harless 5tra6e. (276-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
gu ucrtaufcn oSer az uerpadten.
Git Ser.aufen pber ,u serpaditen:

9t o~crianfen pber 8u Oerpndten:
Sas pertbooue 9runoftiid an Der Gde bon
Sits@nItimoresGtru uno 9oftoffice, goerue;
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser biutere 1beiI oes 9runos
ttiids tuiro fir elm 8ef6dttsgebduoe oes gSeuts
theH Correspondent" beruBt peroen. gidbere
COL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
NIe rin,iarn a%lutiIbdiarn SIMMER

6unt Yerfauf IN OjtsNaltimOrc, an9ren5eno an
ben prahtpoIen n9atterfon : Bari" Rdtilrrut.
Gtrnbe, Ode bon 8dItiuoresStr 9ommt
buerit unb babt Die stnSpabI. 9iefe Sduier
ftno in ieoer Sin1iht MODERN, nit Wlarmurs
@uiis uno sSaustreppe. ioruie mooernen @ers
beieruneer, eiuf6IiebIi6 glb5uaSfannI, @gert
tdgIih uHo SonntagS an Srt uno Stele. 9e'
nubt SSairmountsgloenu @aaaons.
gbu. 3. Gallagher, 8nrurternebnitr,
Q2s@ gr. 2S0S, 5dirmount'sIoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
8nltimurer Rnrft6eridts.

WebG. - 3ufubr 1850 SGiier,
einI6lieBlif) 1923 6GiIcr 3u Occult.
@oint uno 718 6Giier 5it Canton. Silt
ItenoerIon0t - 6Glier. Die Hreiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
GomitoaS. Sh!uGrott

oirS Ocn @IcootorsH 6uriidQc3o0cn
1929 9uidlcI; gie,atcrc . @orrat6
1920 @uitcl MrrtGuie: , @og.
1or's pr, . mrissr SIT Sc, / @uglou
90. 5u 1914
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Sbam @nyp's Reftaurnnt,

Nr. 1104, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der ,gorooit Smineripdbrenoe BdIbtreir
bon Baltimore berf1mmeIt ft6 bier
ieoen Wortao. - George 8rebm & Sons
Bier nm 8upf. nab oentf6er art brett
bonn SuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Wr. 1924, Sft.BcltimorcsStr Strobe. - 8tm'
mer an Serren gu oermietben. - Seinfte
6etrinfe uitb 8eine. nE1b' Btetus8raue'
reis"8ter. 8erfdmmIungsIoiaI oes Oft
aonbarbitr. Smmeriu. gal' unb 1eib'
Beretns". Gbef .sIeI, W2t. Sermon 1912 B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07


IufidIag gemadt neroen.
Gter, pro 9ubeno 24c. biz 26c.
Butter, pro Bfuno:
Creamery Separator 49,. % bis 81
Cream. @otb. Cream. -. 26 bis 80
Creamery Sanitation 10 Biz %
50. NortbneItern Gable. II Bis 81
Beltern Store.Radeb. -. t6 bis 18
Creamery Brints, 1 Bfb.. 81 biz 80
Creamery Brints, ~ Bfo.. 81 bis 80
R6., So. uuo ga. Brints. 25 bis 26
creamery 8Iofs 2 Yfo... 81 big 80
&enooirte, bette Mnrfe. =. 90 bis "a
HeruOirte, bette Yrints. =. "a bis %
2ebenoes @efIiigeI, bro Bfuno:
nltc &iibner 1875. bis 13c.; iunge
9iibner 12c. bis t4c.; @nten t21ac.
bis 14c.; Buter 12c. bis 1885,; @Gric
12c. bis 1875; Gauben, pro |oar
20c. biz 25c.
Sritd) cunt g IN ii c.
&artoffeln, pro 8tiideI 40c. bis
Soc; nelie Bermuda . 9artoffeIn, pro
Sob $3.50 Biz $3.50; 3nderriiben,
pro &titc 35c. Bis 40c.; @eibfobI, pro
Come SIT bis $12; 8tpiebeIn, pro
8uidleI 85c. biz 90t.; Garotten, pro
&tite 40c. bis Soc; glepfeI, pro Sob
$3.50 bis $3.50; anonos, pro Crate
$3.50 Bis $500: SeLerie, pro SS6.
25c. bis Soc; brarner &obl, pro
SAB 75c. bis Soc; Spiuat, pro SAB
$500; crime 8obnen, pro &orb
$500 bis $500; ruroe 8iibelt, pro
9ilibel SOC. bis 40c.; &opfialot, pro
&orb 85c. bis 90c.; iitnge @rbiert,
pro &orb $1.75 bis 1926; gIlunel.
fobG, pro SAB $500 bis $500; @rr.
fen, 6Iorioaer, pro aorb $500 bis
$3.50; Tomatoes, pro Carrier $3.50
bis $500.
Groceries un6 8ropiiio.
Sal3fleiifl, pro Bfuno: fleine Sii'
ear.Gureo Sdinfen ttAc.; groBe
Sdinten 1915; Gnlifornier Sdin.
FEN 7Ac.; Susar.Gureo 9rultltiide
10c.; Srgar : Grreo Sd)ultern
SIG; troden seiaI3ene Seitenrippen
7%c.; S~pedieiten 8hc.; troden &c.
ial5ene Shultern 7Ac.; reines
StmaI5 in Eierces 79c,; Sped.
idultern SEC; MeB'S dWeinefIeiit
$13.75 pro Sob.
Raffinirter 3nder: aetuiirfcIt
6.95c.; ~puIoeriiirt 6.35c.; STANDARD
arnnulirt 6.25c.; fem %9rnnllirt
6.25c.; grpItaI 81 6.25c.; Columbia
q $500; eelber 5.25c. bis 5.75c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
MeutiAe Sdlln6rotc:
Sr0onftcn. BART.

ltntenitebenbe Ereiie be3ieben fi6
ot,f ben @ueross SanOeI; fir Oen
aleinban0el muB elm entiprebenoer
IltfidIog gemadt ueroen.
Gier, pro 0llkeno 24c. biz 2Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Teutfdts Mrbeits. glahwrtIunas.garca

~ " ~FF"NTIE-JFWUTUV TTWWWp1VWTTWW
ysr. 219, SilosGburpsS traBe, inter Der sluffibt
Der .9eutf9e1 Sefeuf6aft." - 9ieienieen. Die
gu betbdttigen piinf6eu, lpoleu ii6 perfonIib
ODER in f~ranltrteu Wrtefen an ben ~glgeuten Der
SeieufhQft, SoBauu .. WieIrr, Rr. 219. Glib
SbarpsStrnRc, tueHoeft, tpeIder unertgeIiIif
NuSflnft ertbeiIen tuir0. CSan291S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
gtatlirt 1880.
wilbelin $. 8einbarbt,

Neip'yorf elaitiide 8rndbGnber,
pbne 5eber,
fonnen 3ag unb Nadt e~etraeen iperben.
Nud Sart-8 m .8Gnber,
tptIde ME rotten. ieIbft bei'm gaben rint,
~oieielber ii1o bon uIen 2ler3ten
befteus erlpfobIer.
Gr oerterftgf auf BefteInng, pie auf 2daer
Sdbnlterbdnoer, ttnterleibstinben,
tpetdte nno 6ufSfiiien.B rndtdneer
70 arrangtrt. baB feline eeebrten auoett beltene
5ntrieoen eefteut fino.
Mne BruhbGnoer, ganbneen uto Suftru.
rtente fuerben garauttrt, baB fe paifen, unb
dufS Sauberffe iiio Bette angefertiat.
Ghr 9dnten 1nb Stn,nter
urtter Wntitht bon Dadb. 3teinbarbt bortdnben.
Wab. 1eIepbot: gourtIanb 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Rn nerfanfen.

9n 0erfaafrn. gurSialidhe Beleaenbcit.
aaSen unb Dobnbaus, fteben Simmer. aue Be
d~uemIi6feiter, eini6IiebIth cenentirien Seller
unb Irottoir. Ib3IgsidrnI s9erbiuouna, Sur.
race, 9~doe5tmmer init g8afersGIofet. Charles
Gel. y. 75t. (9oo1G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Gtne itarIc idbiae iuuee 5ruu (ueib), mus
StHoer bennftbtiaeH ronnen, in elmer ainoers
beipabranftnlt. gtub8ufrneen sudden 8 uto 4
ll9r .gfa6mtttn9a In Rr, 1904, Gi.Snlttmurcs
Strnhe. (3S-q)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
FserIanat: Granea anb Rdbdea.

8erfangt:
Gin iueiBes Mdodbeu fir auaemeine 6ausar,
belt In eiHer iIetHeH 5amilie. Iad3ufraacn in
gr. INA, 6utau' gfaCC, nabe Ntliou, strase.
$50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
SteaengeiuGe,
SerIangt i'm AHgemeineu,


YIN luelBer Wtann lin0 STRAIT ais .Suuitur"
ltnS hr SauSurbeit; Snnitor muB oic Sanruf.
bei6un9 %belorgen fDmleH. yIub5ufrngen 5uii6cl
3 mo 4 lbr Habmittags in gr. 1904, rfts
SnltinIo re, Strabc. esq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Cine quite oeutfdbe dSrbin i'm ciner SomiIir
bon 5ipet Eerfoncn; 2obn $50 bro W1ondt. 3I
erlrageH bel ". 3. Euinu, Kenmore 4art, Bart
SeigbtSs MucHue. I3G-sO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

safe snr Neife tm'S snsfanb beipret Gbip.
uaine, ~. 4fff ct. Raaletsate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Borie.

8erfdltie ailf ser hieiigen Gffeftcn.
Wnrfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
gnbeniu.Saae,

0r. 432, gIaremuuntsgloe., Si%ebIdnbtotun.
S~uuptounrtier bes .8abenin . Wtdnner'
6ors". Gineitunoen 9terftoe. abenbs 8
ltbr, uno oeS rWonumentdlsS tftrtfts Rr.
23t, 8. u.s8. ,Monutnentoi" 'Bier am
3apf. Observation-Disclosures - 1926 n.
0nt. 8. Q. support, 8efiser.
(9e32, 1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

@ei5cm- 3uiubr G48 9uidel;
8crionOt BON Den Glepotorcn 62iS
Yuifcl; Gleootorcn.Sorrot 1881
9uid)cl. 8erfGuie: 5000 8uifel
Spot 81 1854, 1 @oggon Spot 5u
115M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

8. q. MdermnnH's Gale
Noroofts@de 9plig5s NIB Gar0ltnesStrabe.
8alptquGrtier oes p8oberrtsW Innerhors".
R.sO. s@de 9ollgbs uno 9arolineitr. Ber'
etrSberfnrnmlung ieoen Sonterftag Ibeno.
gleue Otitglieoer ~ptafnnlmer. Sor5iiqs
Ii6es Bier Der acknowledgements I'm 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Serlanst; Manner nuS 9nabeu.
VerIangt:

VcTlnn0t:
Sipet 8lder, Der cine ais 5tueitc Iub Der M
oere ais brittle Suuo. ytdh5uiraqeH Stuiibcu
II ilno ~ ubr Wftttues in Or. 1929, Reit.9oms
barb 5trafe. 87-80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

gr. 1920 BITS fi22, Sarforb.slbeuue.
Sauptaunrtier oes r3baIi1' Mdnner9ors".
Suue uno Gommereurten biuig al bets
mietben. @uter BInb fiji 9tuiterHr6iten.
Seinite @etrdnie. 5reisBooI. 6, & g.
Ielepbon - Wt. BernoH 1850 N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Rorooifsgde Der aoius uno SorreftsS trabe.
Sanptquartter oes @%efnuebereins nWeIos
Ste. Siueftun6en ieoen Sonneritdeglbeno.
Yerinmmlungen oes Centennial Wlebgers
8ereins" ieoen q. un6 4. 9ieuitaa i'm Oeo'
nat. IeIepbou - mt. Berron 1865 R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
slher,S ..Gbe[iueth.Sane,n

Gde guIts nnS Eait,abenue, Canton.
WsarpIanosI eIepbon - q Sc.
Sauptqunrtter beS @efdnebereins .#gbeI,
tpeiB," ,Saners&eretrs oeS 9oeItuetB."
pgdrionsg oreIubes Nr. 445, 3. g.. g."
pSrieniaIsD titrifts gr. 15S, 3. u..B.@ u1o
canton Spar' II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
(Sept21,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Canton unb Stabtanbtu~ n.
edmibt's .,gihsufrau,.oaae,"

EuIHIIpTB uVIWtHIEuH3'puHtI
Ode 8. unb Soueb.S trabe. .S~auptanartter
oes y8aberrt ser. .llnt. sBereits, rginen'
frdn5s9 1Herts8ereins,- ngarton Sr1ulertp.
@nus uno Getbs9eretns. .9eutf1e Se'
miitbIi6feit" uno raeNeIf6mieoe. tnton".
8. & V. - sri. Sernon 1893 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
subu u. sitt.r's ,Gulumbta.Saas,

( Dit. 1922, SftsBruttsS trabe.
pSeieus9 aruiitdoter Sercin" rerfdmmeIt
[ it9 ieoen eriteu 9ienlta9 i'm Wonut in
{ Der Saue. Sane fir 8ereiue uRo Self
{ Ii6leiten at bermietben.
/ 0aH5,t O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Sobn 6ran5's uBddtr.ptrberge,"
gr. 1876, Sdrriforts, nnbe 9ertnetonsStr.,
SEQ. 9iintber, IT,, 8rausgo's Bier. Bars
mer aunf6 bon ~ bis 1 llbr Rdhrntts
tags. sue beutfben 8dder it1o suul Re'
fu6e eingeIaOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

SHUtEHtFP VWTI
yr. 7O1 urb TOT, aombcro.StraBe. Steb'
Ianeioipn. Geinite g9eire uno 2tau5re.
Der e~efiiubette Srt auf Der Groe. = Die
beften 9ooLgnrIors in ~SigbIanbtotpri.
Eronpte 9ebienune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Mois 3ltTltbr 1882 @uIbeI;
@erIanot bon oen elepotoren i29,7l7
guihel; Glcpotoren-GprrniG SS,575
guidel. 8erfdllie: 5000 q, idel spot
5u 1875, $1,000 Ysarj 5ll 1875, 300
Spot 5it 1925.
!Seutige Sd)Inbrotc:
@emiif,ter Spot....... 49s6s--l9h
Rr. 2 peiber. ...... 499s-49iA
Steoner eemiidter 475s--d7M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20

NEW JERSEY CENT RAJ K Il.
liberty street and south Ferry (tae south
n s ~ minutes earlier IMAM shown below.
E<5SnoNs EETHLE IfE3I, ALLENTOWN AND NAUCH
ShCNh--z409 C-15 Easton OnIy). $40 a m. L2o.
80, S;VS g Easton only) p Sundays E4-3o
WILkEsBARIsE AND sCRANT0N-z4oo. $40 = H.
9,19 u N. sundays. "a 80 a. 1 p
1sAhNEttAE-z8.00, $40 m. zI-30 GAO. ala
ddafsw wood and Lakehurst only. a50o. xs.0S p
ATLASTIC CITY-ss. 40 a m. +s4O D. m
LONG BRANCH ASEsJRY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
FONT PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE FONTS
14Uos $50. l1S0 a xL20. AS. $50. $50. 1150
2 n sunday except Ocean Grove. 400 &0o.
ATLANTIC HLDS., STARLIGHT, MONMOUTH HC4
LAST LONG BRAN CH-f.00s $50. $50. 1850 g m,
tSe. $50 $50 Atlantic Hds. only) Gao ,. sun
pxtYa -, S.1V a. m 800 2 m
PHILADELPHIA tEeEADING TERMINALO-'As5. 100.
TSSS +sS6 .GSS f56o. Is o. 44;S 500 sI0s5
, m, S12.I5 '' 49,
18th AND CHESTNUT sTREET1E4s5. tsoS 1000.
LOO a N. 'S00. $500 400. 100. t925 m
BALTIMORE AND EAsHINGTON-soo s1ooo s1zoe
goo. 400. 500. zee. s1215.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTFSFILLE AND WILL
m. Reading only). sl'O6. III 70 fs.6O D m Rad
ing Potrsyiles Harrisburg only. taco. 90 ..
zFrom Liberty Street only DAILY. TDaily. except
Sunday SUNDAYS only. tParlor ears on.y. lvia Ia
Ofices: Liberty ST. Ferry, South Ferry I0s Green
wieh St. Ast0r House. 2s1 asa. 1900. 1854 Broadway
1sz 9Th Az. Isl 5th Az. % Union square West I53
East 125th ST. 273 West 1z5th St. 245 Columbus Az
$50 Broadway. williamsburg New York Transfer Co.
calls for and checks baggage TO destination
W. G. BESLER O. BTyRT
Nlee-Fres- and Gen. Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN q HARTFORD R.R


4th follows,
BOSTON via New London knd Providenes-f4s50.
t+lil0:o0. * 1862 A ~. t9ll0o. '1iloSs 'zilSOo.
BOSTON. via W illimant io--fis:9O a NJ 100 P NJ
BOSTON, via SpTngne4d-t9.0o a L. fi12.0O. -a4soo.
s11:o0 p NJ
FTTCHBURG via Putnam and WorcestsE-f5:o0 ?. n
LAAEV1L11E and NOttFO Lk-tS:50 A. NJ, tSs31 p n
DARLINGTON STOCkBRL LESOA. PITTS
FLEI-D--i4i5o. $50 4. n, 1871 ? u -. -.
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-f450, 1900. ffS:00
Tl0O2. $4,000 Waterbury a N. f1.C3. fs.S0
,sf5:o1 $780, $500 ito WaIeroury1 P. II.
Ticket Offices cIrand Station and cl25th
St. also az c11S. c26l, Hiss. lS54 Broadway, CO
Ave- 6ss Madison Ave. c21S West 125<h ST.. 153 EssE
l2oth ST. In Brooklyn. ca CourS St. 500 Fulton St.
$50 Broadway L. D.
Daily. Except Sundays sSundays only. STOPS A.
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Limited HAS dining car cPaTlor and Sleeplns Car
c T HAMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass Az
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mo. Sail
Report of the Condition OF the
THIRTY-FoURTH STREET NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK.
York City state New York. at the close
OF business March 14th. 1865
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Tickets ACCOMMODATIONS 1854
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State OF New York. County OF New York, S.:
/ CURTIS J. BEARD, Cashier OF the aooVe-naIied
bank do solen1ny that the above statement IS trus
to the best OF my knowledge and belief r--.,.
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and sworn before this 18th day OF
March 1905. JOSEPH T. VAN LOAN, Notary PUBIC
COrrect-Attest:
CLINTON b BRAINE,
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The Columbus journal., 1905-12-06
Too Thirsty to Stay Alive.

Some years ago, at the time Gen.
VIM. A. Bancroft was colonel of the
Fifth Massachusetts the regiment was
camped at South birmingham. A pri-
rate in n of the companies. named
Taught, was one day on guard. Be-
fore going or post at II p. m. he
drank a number of glasses of rum
punch.
While on post he fell asleep. and
was found sleeping by the relief. He
was taken to the guard house, and in
the morning was brought before Col.
Bancroft.
The colonel said in a stern voice:
Private Taught, do you realize that
it is a very serious offence to sleep
while on post? Why, if this were in
time of war;" in his loudest tones,
"you would shot for sleeping on
post"
LAS l am very thirsty, sir, kindly
consider me shot,"
He then faced about and started to
leave. He was brought back, severe
ly reprimanded, and returned to the
guard house. II was very hard for the
officers present to hide their smiles
at the look on the colOnels face.
The Columbus journal., 1905-12-06
Facts and Proof.

Hulett, Wyo., Dec. 4th (SpeciaD-
An ounce of fact is worth a ton of
theory and it is evidence founded on
facts that backs up every box of
Dodd's Kidney Pills. The evidence of
people who know what they do. Mrs.
May Taber. highly esteemed resident
of Eulett, says:
Il know Dodd's Kidney Pills are a
valuable medicine because have
used them. took eve boxes and
they cured me of a severe attack of
Kidney Trouble. They relieved me
from the first dose, and when l had
finished the last box l had no pain
and my Kidneys are now acting prop
erly."
Dodd's Kidney Pills are 10Y recog-
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est Kidney Remedy science has yer
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Bright's Disease, and all. disorders
arising from any form of Kidney Dis
ease
The Columbus journal., 1905-12-06
War Novelty From Austria.

A simple, but effective method for
transporting infantry across rivers has
just been invented by Capt. Unger-
mann. of the Austrian Technical Mil
itary Academy. The whole equipment
and clothing of the soldier is o
verted into a floating body, the out
ward covering of which is composed
of tent canvas and cloak. The rifle
is used as a connecting stay under
meath. A piece of thin cord, which
every Austrian soldier carries, serves
as a towing rope, and the soldiers
who can swim tow the bundles across
the river. The non-swimmers are also
towed over. Experiments carried out
at Ragusa and Trebinje under the su-
pervision of the war Office are reported
to have been entirely successful. The
new method costs nothing and In
wolves only a small expenditure Of
time and trouble.
The Columbus journal., 1905-12-06
Are You Tired, Nervous
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