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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
Ibfabrtstasc Der Camper Dun Wetp'
Yurf.

9lm 2. Tcbruor 9ampier ,Noor.
Dam" pad Hotterbam.
gm ). 6ebruar n&aiier @ilbel Ser
0roBe" noh Bremen.
Im 9. 6ebrltar rMai1retania" nah
2%iperpooI.
Sim 3. Iebruar .&roonIano" nod
@nttucrpcn.
gm 1. 6cbr,tar r5ouraine" nod
Saprc.
@m A.. 6cbruar c.e. ). sietsen"
mad, &openbagen.
Am 4. 6ebruar y9reslau" nah
Bremen.
am T.. 6cbruar rYamonia" nad
Gibraltar mo Heapel.
Sim 6. 6ebrilar california" nah
Glasgow.
slm g.. 6cbrllar n8aiierin" nod
Samburg.
am 6. 6e6rrar 9eltidlanb" nod
Gibraltar lno Heapel.
Im 8. 6ebruar nNedar" nod @i'
broltar mo Neapel.
Im 6. 6ebruar .8ene5ia" mad
Neopel uno Warieiae.
am 6. 6crlar rM. 8aibinston"
nod NeapeI uno 1rieit.
am 6. 6ebrliar st. Souls" nod
Soutbomptou.
am 6. 6ebruar rgalabria" nod
Neapel.
am G. 5eruar .Maiiabuiettts
nad) 2onoon.
am 6. Gcbrilar EUROPA" nod
Neopel ulo @enlla.
Am 8. 6ebruar %. 81 @enopa"
naf NeapeI uno 8enua.
Sim 10. 6ebruar rS3eelano" mad
%s(ntperpen. lrE
am 10. 6ebruar nMaieitic" mad
Solltbampton.
am 10. 6ebr,,ar .gampania" mad
2iperpocl.
an II. Sebruar .8egina o'sSta'
la" nad) gteapeI un6 @eni1a.
am II. 6ebruar y9retaane" na4
SABRE.
gm If. 3ebruar ~@rober Sur
fiirit" nod Gibraltar uno Neapel.
gm IS. 5ebriiar columbia" nah
8las9op.
am 10. Sebr,iar .Gorea" mad
Motteroom llii0 yibdii.
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Gas 2ethenb d II an IL +

Gas eel Of enbeeangn is
oes @errn George Gebban bon Nr.
141S, ganf.S troBe, iar1b e~eitern Gor-
mittag alf Dem III. grl0ier- SrieObpie
ltatt, nad)oem &oter Gonrao Gebban,
Elm Sobu oes Geritorbenen, unter
Wtitmirfung Der &atres gmiI Seilier
uno Sobn g.. Genges in Der ct. Mts
daels Stride ein feicrIidles Tequiem.
Sodpan1t celebrirt bate. Yer Ser
Itorbene, ser IN 1913 einuanoerte.
binterIGBt orei S6bne uno bier God.
for
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Sereinigtc Ginger pon Baltimore.

Sauptqitartler: n@ermanias WGn.
nerdor E Soqe"; Yr1iioent Senrp
Sbomas: corrciponoirenber unb pro.
tofoQirenoer SefretGr pro tenn. Is.
SimmeIbeber, Scr. 315, Norb-goen.
StroBe; SinonsiefretGr Is. Simmel.
teber, 9tr. 315, Horo.gbens StraBe;
Shosmeiiter s. Widli6, Rr. 7t3,
8arner.S traBe; Girigent 81. Sem
Berger. Geriammluna ieben 5~ipeiten
6reitag i'm Wonat.
.Irion."
SinaIiunoe: Mitt1pohs in Der
nStog.Saue," Nr. 205, 3anoper.
SiroBe. Iirieent: .. MeIamet.
.arbeiter.M Gnnerdor."
Sauptaitartier: Inbreas' SaIe,
Nr. 3t4. Sonoper.S traBe. Sing.
Itunoe: Gienitags. 9irigeni: George
%. Eoblmam.
nIrbeiter. 2ieoeriafel."
Sauptquartier: Sol5' Salle, Hr.
40S, it-2erineton.s trabe. Sing.
ituroe: Mittipohs. 9irigent: Sr.
bert Stripped.
.9abenia.M dnnerhor
Sauptauartier: Hratt. rno 5.
StraBe, Sigblanoto,pn Sinsitunoe;
9ienltags. 0irigent: gOuaro 9odner.
r@ermania.N 1nnerbur."
Sauptq,iartier: @ermania g MGn.
ner6or.Sole. Ir. 41O Bis 4t2, 8eit.
2ombaro- StraBe. Sinsitunoe: Con.
nerItags. Sirigent: Sbeobor Sem.
Berger.
.Srobiin,."
Sauptauartier: 6robiiln 6 Sale,
Ne. 1000, Sreoerid Ipenue. Sing.
%Itunoe: MittmodS. Gtrigent: Sobn
u. 9lein.
nWo5art-W Gnnerbor."
Sauptquartier: Hobert 8ollmer's
Sale, Or. 1921-1923, Orleans.
StraBc. Singitunoe ieoen Conner.
tag abenb. 9irigent: g. %. 90bl.
mann.
,2ocuit.Eoint MGnnerd,or."
Sa1lptquartier: Seoer's Sale, gde
Cuba. uno anore StraBe. Sing.
ltunae: Wittpot abenbs 8 llbr.
Girigent: S. aarolils.
,Sarmonie."
Souptqrartier: Hr. Ala, @elt.
6apette StraBe. Sinsitunoe: Glen.
tags. Girisent: Sobn 81. alein.
rWesger.8 eiansuerein."
Sa,lptauartier: Soffmann's Sale,
Cam. uno Sorreit-S traBe. Sing.
itunoc: Sienitoss. 9irigent: Subert
Stripped.
,SbaIia.W Gnnertor."
Sailptauartier: Soist's Sale, Scr.
1922, SariorO.apenue. Sinsitunoc:
0ienitogs. 9iriaent: 5. 6. 0rant.
ngi6enfran5."
Sauptauartier: ausuit @oebel's
(pormGis 3orn's) SaGe, gfe Der 3.
unb Cough trabe, Sisblanotomn.
Sinsltunoe: Mittmods. 3irisent:
Geo. %. Boblmann.
vWeloote."
Sauptquartier: 5. &ies' Sale,
gde 2omitraBe uno gelair. Marft.
Sineitunoe: 9onneritass. 9irigent:
5. &arolus.
,@ermania.N Quartet. 6 Club"
Sauptquurtier: @asner's SaIle
Nr. TIC, Roro.Eacas StraBe. Sing.
itrmoe: Gienitags. Girisent: 5.
&arolus.
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Baltimore 3nm, Eafet-G ompaeuie.

tNte nno Snocf, t1Nae Sat.Ntutt.)
2tP Ncretriate StadtensBoft beforoernb.
samsiss ,Ssslss,o.% s sgsS9 tnlaia'aHa'"
Camper faDren tdelih, GotntdgS auSaes
%donll1e1, BON ben y@ais2tnie"sBiers Rr. To-
49,. eiaIt' straRc. $50 Ibeltos. bireft mao Oh
Eoini Comfort. Gorfclt, Hortsnroutb rno areH
Riirffer oes GiihenS. Serbtnoung In 'GIo
Roiui Comfort nit Der &c. Il 8. GiIenbabn".
Fad Rifnrcno, @erbinblt9 III Rortsrnoutb NIT
Rcrtsntoutb utb .%glIInnto. IN Torfolf @erbins
'tira nit Der ~%9tlaniic gnaft Cine Rorfcl.
lno reftlih nno ySIo 9ominioH 2ine- rad6
md Teipsg1ort.
.!Mablseiten rad mrcpdiitcm gIane. aurus
ci5ie &niiiten5immer, eIeftrifdbe 9eIeuhtina,
Gampfbei8una. 9oten fret. sieferoirte Roihten,
thinner In ben @i!letsgitrrnur Der Bah Cine"
RI. 101, Stts9alttrrcress tra6e; Or. 506-50s,
2tahtsStrahe: 9. q. 9. office. Sioofts@de Der
Baltimore. uno G~aIneri.Sfrabe:. Continental
lrnft Pui!hing" mo Mtaugb's, gr. 100, storb,
SbcrIessStrabe.
Sobn u. Shertuppb, O. @Yp,pu,
Siee'Rrdf. II. Gen. Wandssr. Gen.s@af ..0oent.
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WrununIds s llrbcr;raaunaen.


@rnnu itiids llcbcriragungen.
Grc0crid &. Sobc ol Gbriitopbcr
SHdfcr uno 6rull, Gillette More,
IOno 9lpcnlc, nabe Nortbsg pcnlle, II
bel Of, 0runojins $40; So.
Sobn ". Ruiieu mnb tyrou an At1-
ia z. &laool, Gillette SorriS-I llep,
lobe 0ilonitr., us BET A, @runo.
sims $50; 1885.
Souiie 4. Siiber at Ybilip Watel
unO TrolI, Sitieite Su5erne., nabe
Srlcou2ltr.. fl bel 20, S5S3.33.
George u. WorriS II. u. an @al,
broot WtiQ MD Sumber So. Siiooit-
Ode Glifton.9lpe mo 4. Ctr, 1t1,2
bel rs. @runo5inS 1925; So.
Sreocrid s. Glllcr az gSilbur g.
Sbompion / Got, ST.
@ilbur 2. Sbomplpn an SSreoerid
:. Gulcr. @eiticite Sutton Npemlc,
nobe Nortb Iucnle, II bel So,
@rumo5inS SO; 81.
IS. Glem 6r6Bcl II. q. an Golparb
y, Gilenbranbt, 3 Cots, 500.
Gait GnO g. II, @. u. on Cigar
Goipel II. g., @citieite Mooeiro,Nl,
len, nabc WionnnlrEtitr., II bel 20,
WrunbiiuS SIS; s..
NIirco 9. Barnard, Srritce, an q.
:. &clter mo 6rnn Siioieite Solpr.
Icno-. nubc @olicltr, 10 bel 70,
$S33.33.
&on1cS $. Gccleiton al :. Ilerou.
Scr Gate, SiiOoitieite Soiimonitrobe,
nnbc &enfinS=9onc, 1876 bel 500,
$4,000.
NoO9erS 9. ani9bt, Sruitec. an
SctaOiuo 8. &nigbt, 7 SotS, So.
Wilbreo aobn unb 8atte au Sig.
mar |iroib uno Srau, Nr. 1910,
NIt Sort Slpc., @runo5ins $3.50;
s..
StcIan &ofron ullo Srou an Sac.
Miucr, Norbmeltieite @arrett-9lpe.
nobc Nortb-s %lpenlc, II bel So,
@runosins S36; So.
[orob Wtiler an Maria aotron,
SilOmcitieite @arrett.Ipe., nobe Ser
Sort Npenlie, ~ bel So. @rnno5ins
S36, So.
&oicpb Sadar0 II. u. an Sames
u, Glopton, Moroieite Nortb-glpe.
nabe ct. Eoulitr., 94.3 bel 303, ST.
Charles 6. Spolbing an Somes s.
Chambers, Norooitieite lSorf Seisbts-
Mpcmle, nobc 4. slpc., % bel 100,
@rlno5ins $50; So.
IllSulr @eber mo Srou on aoan
@eber, Moromeltieite Sbomes., nalc
Vonbitr., 1876 bel 8runo5ins
$3.50; So.
@iliom u. Gupal on Senrp 81,
ulrid, 9 Cots, So.
@cnrp 90. 8. 9eder AT SenEie
&emper, Norboit.gde 9ruce. II. Cor
nlanitr., 20 bel ii, 8runosins $40;
$1,000.
@iaiom 3. 3ouer nno Srou al
@incent s. Gemorco. @eitieite Ger
Moullt-, nobe Grottitr., II bel so,
@ritno5inS 1886; SIS.
MorD aoiB an Soballno Neumorn
II, ", Sit'eite Sort, nube 2anpole.
Str, 1919 bel 60. @rlmb5ins $3.50;
So.
Somcs q. Sippett nno fsrau IN
Gbno 6. Sippett, Siibieite 9elpicu.
Ipe., nahe @ronooa-slpc 8rnnosins
500; So.
Clarence &c. Surlod an Cecil 6.
Wordont, Siibieitc S~oiephine.. nabc
EineItr., ~ bel 81. @runosins $2s;
So.
GIiiohetb Gonflin on Sommono s.
Sligar, Sruitee. Toromeit.Gde SOL.
broof' nno SeoerolItr.. 1877 bel 20.
S679.16.
Sohn s. @oItemener al Ssoiepb @.
GliihanL @e'tieite- Chapel, nobe Ser
GhuIeIir, i3 bel IS. @runbsins 500:
$500.
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lsELEu[HlglMzgyulmW
lAolt6. I xdaliH ausgencmmes eonnta01

eypreb5ige ,Seoe Stuube anf ote etunbe" bon
Der @aM6ei,sS tatton nah Nafttustsv an
Bodentaeen 700 Born. bis 500. Nbe9oS
sSribere Mbiabrt bon Der Wt Robal'Gtatton
'Strette gertinbnne tn ber nsnen ttntess
station 81 @aihtuetcn init anes RbltA 0eoeR
'eu 2tuien,
@ai9ins.on, D%srlaLsn. gsi; esSa!;essseSS.
ii.5s,. sii..5b goirm, .is.is. tia.bs. 'fi.M..
2.4s. ts.6o. ,4.t9, t4.65. t5;56 siatu, se.0e.
SOB. 800 (2imiteb), 1850. stt.2S GbenbS.
7.OJ, +7.2o. 800, 1920, 5000 1000. t1i.06
9: sSrn.. siHsS;ool. ti2.42. ,i2s5 TO- b ai.os.
Ra@ni., f6.So. .6.is, 1920, t7.o0, $500. .s.is
oimiteb(, $1,000, *i0.05. '11.o5. .11.s2 ubbA.
6reoertd. Gameen'etattcn. .t7:35 unb so.16
sorut., +1.25. 1850 rno 1920 Nam.
SaserstopI, ut. Nobal.Gtatton, t1.4b Dos4s
r3.b0 slaGm. Ganoen Citation, f7.Sb, to.oo
Rorm., 1850. t4.00 Nn&m.
Apbal 0tns &tne
aad philadelphia xnh NeUsDetS.
Reuer Terminus on Der 0retun6oDonStoftea
strate. GeusDort. teaueuI nae &oteIS wAb
Cteoteru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
Gercins.S alenocr.
,,&urbe11eu.0 ereiu."

Sefretdr @m. Sbomas, Nr. 2219,
Sairmount'I pe. Seriamm!mna ieben
5peiten Gienitag i'm Monat 1T @e-
ber's Saue, gde Wa6eira. mo
gaitern. Apenue. (Sant5,tO
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,gintraht.'

Sanptqiiartier: Siamann's Saae.
Gde Sort penne unb Inore.S trabe.
Singltunbe: 0onneritaes; 1irieent:
s. 8. SdJinoele. (Sa9,1O
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Nerdants & Miners transport. So

OVERWHELMING,
Sr1dlt uio Taffaeiere.
Dad. Ieoiton mo benz Often.
Sonrtass 9tenitag rno Grcitae. 9 ubr abenhS.
Ha6 Rrpoibence uno BEN often.
spnnfng. Wittiuod lino Srettas, 9 ubr Wbenb8.
Nap Netpportsyeips. a..
IdaIt6. duseencmmen Montag lnb Gumfta0,
o ubr 9benbS.
: Sradt an9enornneil tdeltb bis 5 t1br. ga6u,.
FIR %oenfelben Gag fabrenoe 1nrpfer.
Sad Sdpdnnab uno Dem Sioer.
9ienitaq. 1onneriioe uno Samftae,
g llbr 9tbeHoS.
.. q. Megein, 9Ieeni, Eier 0, SUB e..gah.1ts.
G13,I&S-)
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Dambur9sM inertia

9freft na6 pamburg.
Spppelidranben'
Ggprek. xnb EaHagier.9 ieaf.
9aiHbsrs . Gmerifa 2iuie,
41-45 groabuag, Nem.Dort.
Arthnr VI. @ubipa,
an aIten Fiate.
127 Sit.Yaltimpre-Str IL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

tuIfSUIuIUuB9u IluW gftiusDuu TNb "
:ett gum @etral1 In Der gantben' unb Ut.
Republication nm 1000 Mbe1b1..
ur,g8neeons, Gpetferaten etc. tuerbeiN f9nen
,eforgt per Seleytou tn alen solgenbeA Dtntis
enreauy: gta.!ess ufo gdItir1cresStrote g.
g., ct. YduI f624, o6er Mo.. gcuItldHb 1901;
ut. ycbaIsStatiou. q. & g.. MT. Uerrion 312S;
EauioensS tation SnfornationSsp treaus g. ,.
81. 4aul SAC, ober 0to.. Gourtlarb 272o. nh
Rr. 52S Ghb.9roabtpde.
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Hattonol.9 dnfen.
,5te Oh Sumu ssatipnal Yanf," 0ap. unb
Greter.S trabe. Sacob %. Soof, Yrdftoent;
Senrp s. SeSue, aafliret.
ySSeits @ationa1'5ant" 432 eho'Sroao'paa
,speitrrn National gant," IA N~orosgntatp'et1
70. Wlarripit, 8afiirer.
Farmers & Yserdants' Natto1al Dauf."
Gputbs uno lonbarbsStrahe.
Staatss9 anfen.
,1sutihe Sani non galttmpre," Baltimore
uno SouioubsS trabe. Nusu5t Btber, Brdit
bent; q. 8. Si6t, S6asuieIfter.
Spar.gonfen.
,Teutfhs epatbanf ppn B~aittRsre," GufaD
uno Baltimore sStrdbe.
ct. Sames Spurbani," Salttu1oresS trabe uni
Observation-Disclosures.
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Vnhmi5d,e V1fer

Sauptquartisr: Nr. 1918, Iib.
lano.ape. 6. & g. Gel. @oIfe 376 q.
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Sruit.G onlpaanien

Sr~uit.G ompagnien
,TarpIanb srua Co.," Rproneft.@6e galoerl
uno YermansStrabe. 8. G. zimmerman
prdftoent; Carroll Bon gseB. Stdsmetiter
Serois opener, Jun, SiifssS basmeifter
Ban Siinner, SiiIfss Sefretdr.
Baltimore 9rat q Guarantee Co.," tauttabl'
8ullbiHp.
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Ylumbins, Surfaces, Ranaes unf
Sefen. 0ahoeden unb Hinnen.
Bennett Srps.. 523 torosSremontsMpenus.
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gdfer.@ eiuneperein bon Baltimore

9irigent: 1rof. 5. 2arolus.
Sauptauartier u. @aaener's Sale.
tt9 Noro.Haea.S Ctr, ieoen samitas
aber,S. init aiisnabme oes britte,,
Samitass i'm Monat, sinsihinoe.
Mpril7--1O
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0ei9afts.@ esweiier.
Slider, Gpnbitur. nnS Sptel'
SeoarfS.Nrtifel.

Ite WshsrS 4 1tdS Co., i04 S~IbsSoDarS'str
3ettungen, 3eitihriften etc.
,She Baltimore TemS Co.," 9aplc abererorn
bic. 0ef1dftsfibrer. 31S Weits0ermansStr.
gaumaterialien, Sbiiren, 5eniter.
robmen, 2aben ets.
5anes 9. Softer & Co., 115-1t7 GaosSreoe
rtdsStrabe.
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Weitern WnrDlanb Giienbabn.
gesinnenb 81. Sepi, oerIdbt Stnen.Statton.
S"gitf.
40 MoreeH5 - Snneftppit, SdgerStpfpn, q
& ". Np, g9dnnesburg, gbamberSbure unf
ansseuomrIeu SonHtag, Sancod unb @nmber
lnnb.
2.45 Na1m. - Accommodation ua1 linton
Bridge.
*4.15 Na9m. = 6hne1sG1preb. SuupiItnte
Saserstofpn. Sancod, sbippensbure unb aus
genonlnlen Sonntaa, Sreoerid un6 Gmuits
burg -(BarlorsgSaggons).
SGgitd), ausaenommen epuntag,
100 Wsor9ens-Vorf, y. uno 8. 3ib.. unb GG
80 Wpraens-gfom. nad 1burmort.
~s.67. Woraens-g8eitern @Isreb, @eftmtuftei
grlcepiae (Sreoeridl. Gmmtfsbure. Ttur
mont, Wapnesboro, Gbombersbura. Saaers
topr. Sancod, @urtbetIano. GIfins (Buffei
SbferoationSs NSaeeon(.
$50 Nddbm. -SnIpfIinie, oftIt6 bon Gmorn
@rcpe, ferner Dorf. Santper. GETTYSBURG UNI
y. uno 6. 9th.
$50 Ta6m.-gnfcn. mad Suruber.
GIG ubenos-Nffom, Hah unions1rtbGe.
-YnY eamftaGS.
Ii.S0 ~MbenDSeNffort. mad tlnionsgrtbae,
Sur epnutagS.
Sdncber.
sSa!i Mot on VennTsTbanta.M ps .etatior
q, Nubcrtfon, 8. W. Hswll,
YicesIrdf u. @en. sWuudaer. Gen. a .Mai
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Noppfaten,

Abpfpb @ntherIet, a~Re6tsanrpaIt, Nr. 10, Oh
9erineton'Strn6e. g. & y. Bbone. ct. VauI
1889 VI.
aarI Y. VI. ehufR, t26-129 Gam guiIotns
UuitapuS Qprb, 61-26 @Gloert Suiloino
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Warmor. uno @rantt-@ erfe.
6. SiIsartner & e6hns. 714-71S Deftsalt,
u~IoresStrabe.
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Gupferifmieoe uno Vlnmbers.
Spbn tubert, TIA 7bames.Strabe. 9. 4 y
Ielepbpn: @oIfe 1899.
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Sobn 6ubert, TIA 1bames.strabe. 9. 4 y
Ielepbon: 8oIfe 1899.
Seuer.S eriiderungen.
nssnal Sniuranee 60; Of aiDsressI." $saS1 q,
g%BarfieIo, acknowledgements. 101-102 Cham
Der Of Commerce @riloine.
.germnnto 1euer . 9eriiheruugs Oefeaiantt.'
Baltimore unb Nortb'strabe.
gigentbums. asenten uno SGnoIer
Visrrs s. Tusaa & Ieppsiu. 10 Sft2eytuston
Strabe.
- ~ &uiidmieb-SHbeb6r. r.
q. etsts Same 60, 3o2-364 |oro'0ap'sh
Goblen uno Soia.
cears .. Bon setns. $50 eoIumbta'abenus
BfanOleib. @eih1fte.
"Guatsltsatep aOan Co.," 1 aorD'sap'strab.
Ytanos unb Srgeln.
6saS. %. e,teff, o Morb:9ibertpsS irabe..
@n. anabe & 80, gari'eloe. unS Sabstte'eh
Bapier unb Eapier. Often.
emttt, DiSun Co., to5-1O7 0aRopsr.Ssrab.
gIefplatten, Netau etc.
ases, Goaniu & 50. (tneorpOrtrt). ts-ta
9albsrftoRsSt rabe.
Geteftiu-I gcntur.
epaubauer & efmiot, Stakeholder bon Smith
Neft & 2sonB, Ir. 503. GaIoett 8uiIoira.
9eifenbeItatter.
eanberS & e5bne, 1708--1710 gan.ousaoeTuc
pu. Gpuf, Mcrths iitb 4reeuulount'slpenue.
Srieobofe.
.enubpu Fart Gsmeterp," 8nrenu: II Bet
garatoga.SfraBe.
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-16
1.-THE HENRIETTA"
Please Columbia Audience on Tues
day Evening.-Here Tonight.

THE Henrietta" which is played in
this city at the Academy of Music to-
night was played in Columbia on
Tuesday evening and greatly pleased
the theatre goers of that place. The
following is an extract from the
writeup given by the State the next
morning:
The two scions of noble sire are
very capable actors, as has been
proved on former visits to Columbia.
William w. Jefferson took the well
known part of BERTHE, the Lamb, a
role created by the late Stuart Rob-
inson. Young Jefferson's facial re-
semblance to his father was never
more marked, the blonde wig lend
ing the older heads in the audience
memory of that other blonde wig
of Bob Akers in "The Rivals" Mr..
Joseph JeF rson, Jr., was excellent
as Nick Vanalystyne, the king Of
"the Street" Mr.. John L. Wood
erson, who has been with the Jeffer-
son companies for years, supporting
the dead dean of American dramatic
art for a long period, was in the cast
last night. He is veteran actor
with fine technique. Mr.. George Hol-
land as the clergyman also deserves
especial mention"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-16
Midway Personals.

Midway, Sept. 14.-Special: Miss
Ethel Heigler spent a few days last
week with her niece, Miss Vernie
Smith.
Miss Emma Smith has returned
to her work at Elloree with Mrs.
Eva Jones.
Mr.. John Jackson is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Carrie McGrew at
Sumter.
Rev. M. D. Austin will preach his
farewell sermon at Hickory Grove
Sunday
Mrs. A. c. Smith is visiting her
mother, Mrs. M. R. Zeigler.
Miss Hooxsy Smith spent Sunday
with her brother, Mr.. L. NJ. Smith.
Miss Addie Collier spent Sunday
with her cousin, Miss Bessie Hunger
piller
Rev. Rotten preached his first SER
mon at Hickory Grove last Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Smith has been quite
sick for some time, but her many
friends hope that she will soon be
well again.
Mrs. NJ. H. Jackson spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Jack
son.
Miss Angie Hungerpiller is visiting
her cousin, Miss Y. f. Smith.
Rev. c. B. Smith preached a fine
sermon at Jerico last Sunday morn
ing. ''V. E. S."
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-16
Quite Sensitive.

Joseph Jefferson, now starring in
"The Henrietta" is quite sensitive
about unnecessary noise on the stage
during performances. Not long ago,
a couple of the stage hands, who had
been working very hard sat down
near the back to rest. They were
breathing very heavily. This noise,
slight as it was, annoyed Mr.. JEFF
ferson who was about to go on the
stage for long scene. He asked
his brother William, his co-star, who
happens to be very witty, to go over
and stop that noise. Willie's answer
simply staggered his brother, who
said: "Why, Joe, I would have to
answer to the law if l stopped their
breathing"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-16
House Partially Burned.

The home of Mr.. J. H. Ahrens,
corner OF Doyle and st. John streets,
was discovered to be on fire about
two o'clock Tuesday morning. The
fire burned rapidly and it was with
difficulty that any thing was saved
in the rear part of the house where
the fire originated. Some of the
furniture in the front part of the
house was saved. The firemen did
some good work. They prevented the
fire from totally destroying Mr..
Ahren's house, and did not even let
it warm good the house of Mr.. j. E.
Glover, which is next door. Mr..
Ahren's had S1,700 insurance on
the house and $1,000 on his house
hold goods, which will not cover his
loss
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-16
HOLD COTTON.
Louisiana Governor Believes Crop
WIFI Ra Short and Price High.

Louisiana Governor Believes Crop
Will Be Short and Price High.
A dispatch from Baton Rouge, La,
says the following statement has
been issued by Governor Sanders:
ITO the Cotton Growers of Louisi-
ana.
1T is evident that the cotton crops
of the South will be short this year,
and especially the Louisiana crop.
It is also evident that if the crop
is rushed to market and sold as fast
as ginned a small price will necessar-
lily obtain, while gradual, slow
marketing of crop will secure better
prices. The farmers should there
fore sell slowly and just as mills
need it, selling only when the price
is high and withdrawing their cot
ton from sale entirely on all depres-
sions. This plan of marketing
should be followed by every cotton
grower Of the South.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-16
ElIoree Notes.

Dry as it is, the old farmers would
like for the rain to stay off a little
longer, for the cotton fields are all
white and the hay all ready to be
gathered.
Mr.. j. A. Edwards will have his
new house completed in a few days.
Miss Pearl Connor has gone to
Holly Hill to attend the high school
this session.
Miss Carrie Dantzler is home
spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dantzler.
Goodbys school will open on Oc-
tober, the 4th, so girls and boys, get
your books on apile.
Rev. Mr.. Austin of Cameron, will
preach his last sermon at Hickory
Grove on Sunday, the 18th, and as
he is a very able minister we hope
everybody will be out to hear him.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-16

The Aldermen so far elected are
al! prominent business men and the
interests of the city are safe in their
hands. Capt. w. W. Wannamaker,
who heads the ticket, is secretary
and treasurer of the Orange Mills,
of which he is part owner. Mr.. R.
H. Jennings is member of the firm
of Jennings & Smoak, wholesale
grocers and jobbers. Mr.. r. F.
Bryant is the efficient cashier of the
Orangeburg Bank. Abial Lathrop,
Esq, is a prominent member Of the
Orangeburg Bar and First Assistant
United States District Attorney, and
Mr.. J. x. Weeks is member of the
firm of Fairey & Weeks, who do a
large general mercantile business.
Messrs. Lathrop and Weeks are
now members of the Aldermanic
Board, where the former has served
the city most faithfully for many
years, and the latter for the past two
years. They are the only members
Of the old board Of aldermen who
so far have pulled through. Capt.
Wannamaker and Messrs. Jennings
and Bryant are new members so far
as the present council is concerned.
Mr.. Jennings was member of a
former council, but neither Capt.
Wannamaker or Mr.. Bryant has ever
served the city as aldermen before.
Taken as a whole, the new board
Is a strong one.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-16
Pine Hill Defeats Cordoya.

About one hundred and fifty peo-
pie witnessed very interesting game
of ball Saturday afternoon between
Cardova and Pine Hill on the latter's
diamond. Cardova played good ball,
but was out classed by the Pine Hill
lions, who played better ball. Fea-
lures of the game were pitching of
Hodges for Pine Hill and the fielding
OF Cardova. The batteries were fol-
Pine Hill: Hodges, Amaker and Bon.
nett; Cardova, Whetsell, Thomas and
Tatum. Umpire, Sheppard; Scorer
Kirkland. The score ended in q
score Of three to FIVE.