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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
IbfaBrtStagc Der 9ampicr bon
0ciusOprf.

NIIl ~. tSCuI. %ullpItt
nod Gibraltar uno Geopel.
9lm 10. 6c6r. Iompicr Scrip"
nnf Ncopel uno Grieit.
9(n 20. Iebr. 1ompicr oGrooe"
nod Bremen.
Sim 20. 6cbr. Sampler nMoicltic"
nod) 2ipcrpool.
PIN 90. 6cbr. Sampler y6iu(onO"
no6 9(ntwcrpcn.
2lnt 20. Sc6r. Gomffcr "Stoten.
cam" mad ROTTERDAM.
2(m 81. 6e6r. Gompicr so GoS'
coGne" nod) SABRE.
Sm 81. 5c6r. Compiler nGfoin"
nod 9rcmcn.
9(m %. Se6r. Gompfcr nG6nig 9ll.
BERT" nod Neopel uno @enuo.
2(m 90. 6ebr. Sampler @rof @a(.
bcricc" nod Somburg.
@m %. Se6r. Gompicrn St2oui5"
nod Snut6nmpton.
2(m 90. GScbr. 9ompier nGnIe0o'
mia" nod @lo$gon.
9(m 90. 6cbr. Coupler oGompo.
nio" nod 2incrpool.
9[m 90. 6ebr. Gompfer oMinnc.
tonfa" nod 2onbon.
9Inl 90. 6ebr. Gompfero GoIobrio"
tud Ncopel.
Nm 26, Se6r. 9ompier .9roitle"
nod Neopel.
Pm 26, Scbr. Compile. &ronprin5
@ilGelm" nod 9rcmclt.
g(m 26. 6ebr. 0ompier n6ronceS.
ca" nod) Nenpcl uno SrieIt.
9(m 81. Gebrlrur Gompier nNoor.
Dam" nod R%ottcrbom.
g PIN 81. 6ebr. 5ompfer Sam.
lan0" to6 Nntipcrper.
Nm q. 6ebr, 9ompier oSceonic"
nod 2iperpool.
9(n %. Se6r. 9ompfer .SeQig
Olab" nod Copenhagen.
9ln %. 6cbr. 9ompfer So Gro,
bence" nod) Sabre.
PIN 2. Mdrj 9ompier n6ltrneiiia"
nah 8las9oip.
gm 2. @Gr5 0onpier @eimar"
nadJ Bremen.
Pm 2. MGr5 0ompier .@oinc"
no6 2onbnn.
9(m .. 'MGr5 0ampier o3ecleno"
nod Nntlpcrpen.
PIN 2. MGr5 0nmpier nEbila6cl-
pbio" 1lah Soutbampton.
PIN .. WGr5 0ompicr nSricori6"
nnd) Gibraltar lno Neopel.
9(m 2. M6r5 0ompier Settle"
nod Gibraltar uno Neapel.
9lm 3. MGr5 Gampicr ,Gtrl,rio"
ltoH 2%iperpool.
Nm =. MGr5 Gonpicr Batavia"
l1od) San1brr9.
Nm 5. M0r5 0ompicr yaoiicr"
nnd) Bremen.
Nm 6. MGr5 0ompier o9ombor.
Oin" nod Heopcl nnb @cnilo.
Nm 6. MGr5 Compiler nHpnoom"
lln0 Hottcrbom.
PIN 6. MGr5 0ampfcr nSclttonic"
lod) 2iocrpool.
2lm Z. M0r5 0ompicr v9rcta0nc"
nod Sopre.
9lm Z, MGr5 0ampfer %llltonio"
nod Nenpef.
Nm I, MGrj Camper oGbcin"
mad, Bremen.
9(m s. MGr5 0nmpfer Oscar ser
3Weite" nad) &openba9en.
PIN 8. WGr5 Snnpfer o8iulia"
nod Neopel uno Grieit.
Pm 8. W1r5 Iampier n&roon'
lano" nud) 9lnttperpen.
Im 8. Mar5 9ompier .Minne.
opolis naf Soutbampton.
9tm 8. Wdr5 Sumpier nSrene"
nnd) Gibraltar uno lfcapcl.
Nm 8. M0rj Camper n2ucouia"
rod 2iuerpool.
PIN 8. M0r5 Gompicr n&aiierin"
nod Sanlburg.
Am 8. Mars 2nmpier nHomonic"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Sd)ifiSnadridltcn

Ncm -Oort II. 6tbruor. 1890 PIN.
Acfommen: Die Compiler o0omburg"
bon @elntn mlO Ncopcl mo st.
Solti9" BON Soutbompton.
Nbacfo6rcn: Die Compiler st.
laurent" nod Soorc n0 y@crmu'
lliu" lt06 NCopcI.
Nrom @co0, II. 6cbrltnr.-Gcr
Cir. r&oiier @iI1clm ser 3uGitc"
bCionO iif bclrtc Mittog 205 MeiIcn
iiiomeitIid pon bier; miro Monto0
iriib / llbr FlDmout0 crrcibcn.
4 lumoutb y, rs. 6cbrlt., 1850
glboH. Ger Gunlpicr u9tcu,Dort"
lit non Hcm-Oorf bier o%nactommcu
lmO nadI SuItDompton mcitcracfo6-
rrll.
GuccnStolprL II. Gcbr.-2l6-
Hciobrcn: Der Compiler uGtrurio"
nnd Aelu-Oorf.
Soutbumptom Il. Gcbrunr.
- Nb0eiobrcn: Scr 0onpIcr o&niie.
riru Iu0uItu Eittorio"nod Ncm })orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

49," Gle oawbeiirn" - 5. 4. elmer
Scr itGrfiten lon0Suonnidoitlid)eu
Tcreinc - ieicrn onl Gienitog, oen
10. 6ebruor, III ser oSigbIono-I co.
Ncnp" ibr oritteS StiftungSfeIt, Der.
bunoen nit 9nnfett rno Son5frGn5-
hen. GoB rs bel Oiciem 6eite urge.
mittbli6 5ugeben miro, oofilr garon.
tirt boS rilhrige Gomite, ooS feline
Wdlbe depart bot, Inn 5u 5eigen, ooB
Die ScIIcn nod INNER an ser Spibc
morltire1. Qtitglie0cr ncbit SAINT
lie mo 6rcun0e limo miQfommcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

""" Ger OieSiGbrigc @oSfenbou
Oc@ vllntcl 9rGii0, &crccnS" iinbct on1
MIttruod, ocn 20. Scbrnor, il Der
~@crnlonin p WGnmcrhor = @oIlc"
itott. Gin tiidtigcS Arrangements.
Gomitc bat ooiiir Gorge getrogcL
Dob lid Seocrmom ollf Sem @on
omiiiirt. Gir@ brolldt iibrigenS niht
b%rIonOcra bcnlcrtt 81 lucrOcn, ocnn
cS tnn nod nic Dor, oaB lid Scnlono
an eincm %nllnfel @rGiiQ.Gereen"
nid)t o~rtSge5eidnct unterboIten bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

6r. PIG, 6lan', rabe Vuparo. Sfruse.
Ror3iisli9e Geine. S3iritlioien II. llIion'
giedrrer. 9efteS 9iier ON 3api, 9uufh
fir 8efbdftslerie Dor ll.30 Born. bic
2 llbr gndmiiiIAs. Selepbon, 6. & Y,
- Mt. ScrnpI 3o0s u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

$50" Ser nSrbeiter Mannerdor"
bat ieinen Wa$fenbou oltf bellte, oeu
is. Sebr., feltgeiett, Sn Ser ~@ermo'
nio MGnncrdor SoGe" finbet Der
9oa itott. - mertbpoae Ereiie fom,
men 5ltr Sertbeilluna, unb Der Gin.
tritt lit MIR % Gents. 8os III lei.
nen &rGiicn Itebt, tbitt boS IrrolGe'
ment@.gomite, I'M oos Set 5t ciren
Der a|ngencbmitcn Scr Garnepai sui
Jon 5u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
S@r1iot's ,6iheuiran i.Salie,,"
(S1f 4 INN Muuebs SitQlf.

Sdnptouurtier beS .Sa1ern 8r. slint. s9Sers
ems" r@iherirail5 > 9urnet : SereiHS."
gguniun Snimerpdbren zen Nqu. nno eeibs
BereinS," pSeniide Stn1iltb, i6feii" uno
sSeper'gpnfIabe sr. 47s, 3. 9. g."
Telephol: Molfe 32S 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Sm Bon"

GoS gr6Bte GrcigniB Der Soiion
I'M 300" QcAt bclltc 2l6eno aIIo
prompt bon Stottell. Fllnft s llbr
iucrocn i'm &0mcn5tpinger Gbos. Gorls
ton bon SnOiono uno Sri. Catherine
Carrie, BON Baltimore, in Sbntcn6
Sciieln 0eihmieoct. Gin orOinirtcr
FoItor poQ5iebt sic Trmum9. Ger
llncin0clucibte 6ot idmcrlid cincn
@cgriif mcldcS ISntcrciic oieic Srall-
ing in Ocu ipciteltcn &%rciiclt erluedt
bat. &on Cumberland, Srcoerid,
0o9crStomn ulo Mcitnliniter, ia, 10
gar BON Norf, ga, iin0 idriftlihc
9eitclllngcn fiir 9iaete e%ingelonfen,
mo ea meroen iogor bon peridieoes
llen oicler StG0te aus Grfltriionen
nernnitoItet. Tn Grmortung zines
10 foloiIoIcn Nnordnge5 iino ipc5iele
Observation-Disclosures Gctroffcn nor
Den. Nid)t luenigcr olS % Eoli5iitcn
ALIEN limo iiir ocn 9lbcnO nod bent
300 obCOmnlonoirt, lrnO olld) in jes
Der ouocrcn NihtltnA lit Die &crtuolz
tln0 iiir ieoc GucntualitQt bereit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
IREIZu!5]gRz&CHZO
RAILROADS.
= Idglit. 3delib, ausgenontTen Sonrtag.
Sur GputlQq,

Der GamoeIsS Iaticn mao NaiHiastun an
gSotbentaae1 100 Gorut. bis 500 slbenoS.
Griibere glbfabrt bon Der Wit. SopaI.S tation,
.G.0s, .S%%5' '7.lc, H.5o. .s:S5. $3.50, iio.5I,
llt.o3, 2l1.56 Y9rm., t12.13, 1926, !1.55,
&2.43, 1850. *4.16, A.55. !6.55 gutm., sos,
l6,55, $500 (9initeb), *l0.5b, F1t.23 Mbenns;
uerl. Characterization 1900, "6.t5, 1880, 400,
1920, 1909, $500, 1900, 1000, it1.00 @orIi.
1890 ~. lt2.02. *l2.22, 100. 3l.O5. 1900;
1900, 1905. 400. *i.30, 1900, 1905, 1885
g,ntri., 1900, 1915, 1920, !7.0G, $500, 1910
(eimiieo), $1,000, 1905. ttt.10, *11.3 3 Nbos.
Nunapulis M. BoD1'StdtiouL 1850 uno
1856 Sorn., l4.55 uno 1908 glabm.: 9amoeis
Staiiorl. ls.00 uno 1900 &Crn l12.0D Wlittaas.
300, 1886 Gdhrt. uno 1900 Ibenos.
Sreoerid, GdnloensS citation, 1876 uno 29.l5
8ornt.. 1925. 1850 uno $500 9iG6m.
&iuheicr, 4it, RoDal, no Gorm., l2.43.
1850 ma6nl.: @amoert' Siniion, !7.20 Borm.
800. 1850 unb 400 yiadnl.
Sa9crstoun, DR. NonnIsStution, no Born.
1856 Nndbm.: 9amoeftsSt ntior, 1920, 1885
Torni, 1850. 400 4Ghm.
Gnicott.6itp Iino MT. 9irp, Characterization
l1.35, 29,15 BORN, l1.25, 1850, $3.50 ssatu,.
aurnn, mt. Mobals citation. +2.43 ga1m.;
GamSen *a-00 Nud,m.
GuGal Vlue Cine
uadl philadelphia uno Yfetp .Wnrf.
Teuer Terminus an Der Sretuno3fuan5te'te
Strabe, Nefps gort, beGneni mad Soiels. IbeaterS
mn SclCbQftSsN tftrift,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
YphGci6rScrnna maal Dem NnsIauOc.

w.
HuitGcf6r6Crnng nadD Ocm YnSlauoc.
Gle ouSlGnOiihe Goit iiir Sic NIT
Dem %. 6c6ruor 1907 urOcnO &ohc
idIieBt piinftlid in oQcn 6dacn i'm
Souptpoitomte mie fol0t:
Bodetpoit lit offen bon 8 l(Dr Gors
mittagS bis 8 ltbr 0o6mitto8S t1g-
lid ol,8gcnommen Somto8S.
Eofetpoit iiir GroBbritonuicn unc
Srlono idIteBt INN ) llDr No6mits
tags Gienito9S mo 6rcitoG3.
SIC &odety@oit mad CclltidlonO
piro nlSidlicBlid BON Gonpfcrn
oe9 NorO. 2IopO mo Der @onbltr0-
Nncrifo.2inie bci0rocrt.
Camper iabren bon Neiu.Oorf,
tUcnn nidt on0crS %ongege6en.
GrunSotlanti6c go it.
Gicnito1, 10. 6e6r., I l(br N6cnoS,
1to9 europa per Gompicr pWtoic-
tito" Dla GlleellStolul1.
Mittrpod, 20. Sebr., : ll1r 2tb0S,
nod europa per Gompfcr go @aS.
cognc, bio SABRE Goitin6cn mad
@roB6ritnnnicn WnO &rlonO miiIIcn
opcr ga @oacognc" oorcijirt icin).
6rcitog, %, 6e6r,, I llGr }lbcnO3,
nod europa per Gompicr st.
2oltiS,~ pio Glpmoutb II. Gbcr6oilrG
(Eoitiodcn nod 2ipcrpool Shotts
lnnO mo Srlono miiiiCn vpcr Ct.
2ollis o6reiiirt icirt). 10 ll6r 9lbOS.,
nod) europa per Camper oGompa-
nio," uiu Queenstown.
It { iir @ il 8 nno Central.
Imcrifo, @ eft Snoten
II. I. 10.
MontoQ Is. Sc6r., 10 l(br Nb08y
nod Barbados ullb 9tor0= 9roiilicu
per Compiler rScrqipc;" nod Sno-
qua, Sopti unb Colombia per 3onl,
pier .@oloinio," r.a
Gicnitog 10. Sebr 3 llbr 9tudm,
nad Sontoico pet Compiler BON 80
Iton. 10 llhr 26enOS, nod Oen 9os
bonoS per Camper BON Ntiomi,
6lo.; nod Central gmerifo, Golom-
bio, aonoIjonc mo Siio-E ociiic.6Gs
len per Compiler pio Colon; nod
Siio-9roiilien per Gampfcr o9fol-
ma"
Mittluob. 20. NG6v., 10 ltbr 9(b0S.,
nod Gubo, Nucoton uno Gompcd1c
per Compiler nMouterep;;" nod) So
moico per Gonpicr BON EbiIooel-
pbio; nod Tortule SSlono, &omoi.
ca, Banana mlb 0anol3onc pcrGom-
pier oErinS 4. Tricorid."
GonncrItoQ, 81. Iebr., 10 ll6r
9lbcn02, nod bcn Bahamas per
Compiler nScQurouco," pio Noiiu,l.
6reitoQ, -. Tcbr,. 10 ll6r IbbS.,
nod @crmGou per Compiler .9crml.
Oion;;" nod Curacao. Sene5ucIo uno
Colombia per Gonpfer yWorocoi.
bo;" nod) Eorto &ico per Sampler
rGorolino," pio Son Ston; notb
Barbados un6 Wortiniue per 9om.
pier oErctorio;" nod Sen o@obonoS
per Compiler BON Miomi, Slo,; nod
Sortlnc. SSSlonb uno Somoico per
Compiler nSt6irio."
Die Eoit fir MclfunoIon0, oiu
Nortb Sponep, ms fir M%tiQueIon
pia Bottom idIiebt bier td9Iih I'M 3
llbr NuhmittoGS; fir Gilbo, pia
Tampa, tG1lif I'm 1 llbr Nahmit.
tags; iiir Goita Silica, Sonburas (Sit.
&iiitc), Nicaroaua (Oitfiiitc) uno
Guatemala, pin Ncn-O Orleans, tGgIidb
nm 10 llbr 9[bo&.; iiir Stoot Merifo
tGglid). Inn . uno 10 ll6r Nbenos.
SrouS Yuciiic $50 It.
SomitoN, %. Gcbr., I llbr S[bcn6S,
nod) Ncu.S cclon0, Iulitralicn, Nelt-
Gnlc0nnicn, SuEoo uno Sopoii, pio
Son Sron5iSco; nod Sopon &orco,
China u1o Sen E6ilippinen bio San
Sran3isco.
Srans.8nciiic.Goit pirb taeIid
nod oem 9l6gangsbafen ~befDroert nno
Die Belt bes SdluiIes lit orrangist
nit Iiidiidlt oui oeren nnnnterbro-
d)ene llcbcrlonO- Seioroerllna> ce
t, ". ~SaIISarris,
a7ra Yoitmeiiter.
49, - A1-L m..nnrhnrA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

Observation-Disclosures mad gleiusgrrf itrlo be-
reit gum @ebrau6 in Der 9urioeHs ufo DIT.
Rot IsStatiou nm 1000 abenos.
", nnb 4tinntie.Gitn an @ofentaaer; y,
md Htiautie GttH t1alid; ., mad AtlantiesGitr
Sonrtaas. gut 9iae baIten in Nilmtnstcn.
6 bolt In Gbcfter an.
9bila. Mftpnt, GamoensS Citation, *s.t5 Bornt.,
1920 gad1m., 26.10 Ibenos; Wit. Standardization,
1921 Torm, 1926 giadhnt., 26.l5 Mbenos.
Aberdeen Gffun,., GamoensStntion, ?1.0o
Tntm.. !0.10 Ibenos; Wt. HonaIsStatiou
LOS gt1din., t6.15 slbenos.
Neferbiruna bon Rdum in S6Iafs poer Ydr'
lcrss81aaons. Speiferaten etc. meroef fhneu be-
iorat per Seiephuu In allen f%olgenoen BILLET
yiirenuI: GbnrIess liito @n.tinioresS trabe, g. &
T., Ct. Paui 1924 ober no, Gomrt!aro 1901;
Yit. RobnI,Statinu, 6. & a., @t. Sertton 1929;
gnrnoeusStatipn Sniormationss 8iirenu, 6. 4 e,
q. FduI e46. oher Wln, Court. Lilo S726; uKf
VI. 626, GEosGIoo4rCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

GIobIih geitorben. - Serr
@eorge &. @orb, 3S SSnbe olt, BON
Hr. 213S, McGutilob.S traBe, brot)
Samitog slbeno fur5 nod s llbr III
ieiner @pbnnng ploslidJ foot 5uiam-
nine, mobrenb er oili einem Sopho
iaS. Coroner g. 9olOmin'oom moro.
ipritlid)en 9iitrift conitotirte, OoB
Marb einem 9liitituri erlag. Ger
gerliorbene binterIdbt cine @itttue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Sricffuiter.

n. .. 100. Gle lleberictung
bcs @prteS disappointment" lit:
sic ichl0cidIogcnc. 0et1uid)tc gr'
luurtlung o0cr @oiinunG; Gereitlung,
hoS sSehlid]logcn. sic %creitIlng (ei-
,,eS |%orbobcnS). scr l~lnioll, Gitcr.
itridl bas Mi60eid)id. llnncmot, Die
NiocrmGrtigtcit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
WarSlano & Hcaninlpania 81. 81.
Siae oerlaFfn Mcrth.Nptnne stattor.:

yndt bttInNfH WetfhsWUt nut Stdft0f:
7.30 @orin. nab gorf idelid, auseenon,rlen
Gnnntnas.
$50 &orm. md Celia. MIR Gonntdes.
$50 SortH. md 8einir idgIt6, ausgerpus
men SonltGgS.
100 Mddm. nach geIcir, MIR SamTtaas.
3.25 NGdnt. nah gDrf tdeli6, uuseenoulmer
EonninqS.
4.05 gludnl. nan NeItn. MIR Sonntnes.
4.45 Gndm. nab Hentr ideli6, auSaenoms
men Sonntngs.
800 Mbenbs nnn SeIia idaIl8, auseenom'
men ScuntGIS.
IT 90 Stbenos nab Selta. rur Sonntaas.
1t.30 MbrrbS nldh 8elatr, Wittpo9 u. Gam
ftnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
$JciratbS . Siccn5cn.

Sbomo5 9. @lote, -, ul0 Gtbcl
Z. @og0c 81; NppIitnnt IbomoS g.
0lofc. llrbonn go.
Charles Carton, 80, mo &atbori-
ne Gnrrie, %; Npplifont u. &. 9en.
nett, 9tr. 1871, 0it-Nortbs9loc
Snmca })orIng, inn, %, uno Cleo.
nor Hccie, %; Npplitont ). 2)oung,
Ilut., WfibOletomn, ia.
ISM. $. YurcclL 81, mo 9cQc 6.
Mbitmon, 50; Npplitunt IS. @orrp
Stcluort, 9tr. 219, @onoclSfomnlcr.
Wtorri9 Smith 81, ln0 Mtonie Ios
icnbloonL %; Npplifont &. u. Ger.
Der, 9tr. 800, 9tor0sGrctcritroBc.
SbunloS ". 0pott, %, uno Nnlo
u. MidbunL -.
@corgc y. SclpiS, 26, uno S1oiu
". 0unctcr, q; Npplifont G6uS. e.
SemiS.
@omorN &. Gbompior, q, rno
6annic =. 9roobcrs, Is; Npplitnnt
&oluorb T.. SbompioL lr. t54l,
NorO.@ observation-disclosures.
Nbrobon Hotfomib, -, ltno Molic
<rOiB, 10; Npplifmnt Nbrobom Mot.
foluib, Nr. 300, SiiO.G6euitroBc.
SouiS Eo6ino, 2S, u1b &ilou Mtcn.
6rIoii, %; Npplitunt 2ouia GobcL
Nr. 1l0t, observation-disclosures
GborIc9 ". &niNbt, %, u1o Cue,
Inn Wt. Wic0uirc, 81; Npplifont Mi-
d)acl ". Nouep Nr. 10, I. StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

9aTe iitr's guslanS bciurst g.. giaine, Gr.
i13, EIt.Salttmure. Str, uGbe G%uitumbpuic Auc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
saipb Misa' ,W'elooic.Sune,"

EDrbuit'GGe 'uu 3uDs INN SurrensStr.
Saupiouurtier oeS 8efdngoercinS slReIo,
bie", Sinaiiunoen ieoen 9onueriluGslbeno
@criantmIunaen ocs .Senternial Wieeaer'
Screilis" teocn 2. nm 4. Sienitag III
Nonat. 9elcpDon-9. q y. Wcife 1856 0
Gautpn aub StsbIanstpmn n.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

For those who have any form Of
blood disorders; who want new, rich
blood and plenty Of it, try this:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, -hasf
ounce; Compound Ksrgon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
Shake we'll in bottle and take In
teaspoOnful doses after each meal and
at bedtime. Any good pharmacy Can
supply the Ingredients at small cost.
This Is the prescription which,
when made up,is called 1.-THE Vegetable
Treatment by others, the 'Cyclone
Blood Purifier" 1t acts gently and
certainly does wondersfOr some people
who are sickly, weak and out of sorts,
and Is known to relieve serious, long.
standing cases OF rheumatism and
chronic backache quickly
Make some up and try it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

Mrs. Janette Longmire, wife of o. L.
I.ongmire, died Sunday at $50 p. M, of
a complication OF diseases. She was a
great suffer for,severa months but bore
it patiently and said she was ready to
go. The funeral was attended at the
home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Rev. Green of Vermillion attending.
Janette Davenport was born at Abel,
Ia, March 90, 1857. She was married
to o. L. Longmire May %, 1876. Their
home was at Abel until Septem ber 1881,
when they came to Elk Point, where
they lived until March, 1884, when they
went to Ponca, Neb. April 3d. 1897
they returned to Elk Point where Their
home has been since.
Five children were born TO them foul
of whom are still living, son dyins
in infancy. There are living, Mrs. w
HI. Korns OF Cherokee, Ia, Mrs. S. w
Chatterton, Pierson, Ia, Agnes and
Janette OF Elk Point, all of whom. will
Mr.. Korns and Mr.. Chatterton, were her
TO attend the funeral.
The sorrowing husband and the famil,
have the sincere sympathy of the entir
community in their great affection.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

Wood For sale.
On Bland's place south OF Elk Point.
Phone Rural No. ll9 -
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OBITUARY
Henry Dwight Harter

The subject Of this sketch was born
November 9. 1862, in Omro, Wis. and
he died on Tuesday night April l6, 1907,
at his home in Eaglevile. On April Ii,
1894, he was united in marriage TO Mrs,
Amy Walton and about year later
came with his wife TO Eagleville, where
he spent his several years, leaving and
finally returning in 1906 and remaining
until the time of his death.
The deceased had been in failing
health for over year aud the decease
which held him in its grasp baffled all
hiss physicians and seemed scarcely to
be as serious a it was. He simply be-
gan TO fade away anG until midnight
on the night he died were the re-
laltives and friends fully assured
that life was extinct.
The deceased was member of the
Christian church, man of quiet and re-
firing manner, home loving in his ma
ture. He was also member in good
standing of the Modern Woodmen and
Masonic Orders. Death and the grave
held no terrors for him and he spoke
many times of simply waiting for the
call and when il came there was no
struggle for life, he calmly slept as one
who was tired, very tired, and could
not be aroused from his deep slumber.
Funeral services were held at the
house Thursday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. Popplewell, after which the
brother Masons took charge of the cas-
ket and with their beautiful ceremony
consigned it to the Mother Earth in the
Masonic cemetery there TO rest until
the resurrection morn.
A devoted wife. one daughter Thy a
former union) father and mother, one
brother and one sister are left to mourn
and to them is extended the sympathy
OF many friends, some of whom have
passed through deep sorrows and can
truly sympathize with the lonely one
who so faithfully performed each duty
awaiting her until the last hour. May
she take comfort in the Masters words,
BLESSED are they who mourn, for they
shall be comforted. bethany, mo.
Democrat.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

Mrs. j. II. Lancaster passed away
Tuesday night. Mrs. Lancasters
maiden name was Esther Everts. She
was born December "A, 1884, in Rich
land, 0 moved to Illinois in 1855, and
arrived in McCook, S. d., in 1865. She
was married TO w. q. Lancaster
January l, 1871, and moved TO a home
stead two miles north of McCook on
May %, 1871, and had lived there ever
since. MIR. Lancaster died October II
1889. Mrs. Lancaster leaves two chill
dren, son, Charles, and a daughter,
Susan, and also sister Mrs. Susan
Libby. The funeral was held last
Thursday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

Oarlana
Miss Luttar. who has been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, McConville,
spent few days Of last week In Yer
million.
Miss Anna l.. Bakkec spent Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sommervold.
Miss johanna Sommerwold has been
sick for the last few days, but Is now
convalescent.
Miss Eliza Seely spent Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. Burke and daughters Of Akron
are visiting al the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Hoosler, for few days.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mons
trum has been quite sick the last week,
but is now regaining her strength.
There was dance given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lewison's last
Thursday evening. All present report a
good time.
Many around here have commenced to
plant corn. Ii doesn't seem any too
early If the weather was as 1t ought TO
be.
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A GOOD RIDOANCE
Weather Bnreau Takes Partina Shot ~
Ugly Month Of April

Weather Bureau Takes Parting Shot ~
Ugly Month Of April
The month of April was the coolest
April In the last twenty six years ana
within degree of the coolest April
ever experienced, according to the
weather bureau. The bureaus report
says:
The month was characterized by a
succession of cold spells which swept
s0ntheastward over the northeast
Rocky mountain slope and gradually
spread souihward and eastward over
the entire country east OF The Rocky
mountains.
THE cold was almost continuous ex-
cept for brief intervals for day or so
OF warmer weather and it closed with
remarkably low temperatures 10 the
interior valleys and the southwest.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

fankt0n College hlgh-SChOOl contests
On Friday and Saturday, May 10th
and llth, there will be held In Yankton
the fifth annual YanktOn college high
school contests In athletics and de-
clamation. The contests, which are
open to the high schools Of the state,
have been largely attended in the past,
and it is expected that this year the
meeting will be very successful affair.
Gold and silver medals OF very beauti-
full designs have been ordered and are
in process Of engraving, which will be
awarded to the winners of first and
second places in the contests In athle.
tics and defamation. Besides these
medals presented. to- individual win
neIs, the school winning the most
points In the athletic contests will re-
ceive beautiful championship banner
for athletics, and the school winning
first place In defamation will be pre-
sented With fine championship ban
ner for defamation. A pennant will
be awarded also to the high school
team winning the relay race. The
athletic contests will be held ~ the
College Athletic Park with its fine
running track and hundred yard Gin.
der straig No expense or labor
will be spared to put the track in per.
feet condition, and all probability some
records will be lowered.
The committee having charge OF this
affair, Professor G. FL. Durand, PROBES
sor T.. d. Harvey, and Coach L. U.
Todd, are very much gratified at the
number OF entries that have already
been received. So far as heard from
up 10 this writing the high schools o.
Howard, Armour, Alexandria, Rapit
City, Gayville, Flandreau, VermlllioI
and Yankton will all be Represented in
the contests, either In athletics o
defamation, or both. Entries from ,
number of other schools will doubles
be received.
Az & feature OF ENTERTAINMENT for tn
guests from the high schools and 70
the people Of the town and college, tht
young women o. the college are TO Civ
beautiful May pole dance, with ella
b0rate attendant ceremonies, on tn
campus 10 front Of Dakin Hall. Th
May pole dance Was given last year 70
the 6rst time and greatly delighte
every one who ssw IL. This year
has been considerably developed an
will Is more beautiful than ever. III
dance and ceremonies will be accom-
panied by appropriate music. Tb'
feasure 81 the program IL II charge
Min Mary Conan, the physical directt
iov the young women. assisted BY MI
Ia b. Davis, Who conducted the ana
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Mrs. Mary Cheney

The desth OF Mrs. Mary Cheney oc-
CURED NJ the Yankton State Hospital,
Tuesday, May I, 1907.
She was born in Washington county,
Ill, April 10, 1857, and Was married
December 4, 1889, 70 Clarence Cheney,
whose death occurred July u, 1901.
Mrs. Cheney Was the mother Of ten
children, nine Of whom survive her,
ss does her father, John Matson, who
lives in Ponca. Neb; two brothers, Ed
MstsoD. P0nca, Neb., and Alex Mat
son, Elk Point; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah
King, Sioux City, and Mrs. Maxar
Truedeau Elk Point; two half brothers,