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The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19
w. H. Francis Dead.

W. H. Francis, of Inman, nephew
of Millard Francis, died at his home,
on Friday, Mar, l3, aged 33 years
and Z months. He had been contin-
ed to his room for over two years by
consumption. The funeral took
place st Caroline's Chapel on Sun
day. Rev, John Swiney otficiated,
The Masonic Lodges in the vicinity
performed their ritual,
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

est team, and a new set of harness for
Mark to drive. Now look out girls,
he will call almost every Sunday.
Pat Morrison is supt. of our street
car line at present. They run from
West Brownsville to Whitwell.
Geo. Station has plenty of good
apples yet, They will keep until the
first Of June. y
A LITTLE BIRD.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19
Celebration at South Pitteburg.

South Pittsburg, March 16-Yes-
terday was gala day among the col
ored population of this city, the oc-
Casion being the celebration Of thanks
giving anniversary of the colored or
der of the Grand United Odd Eel.
lows. The street parade in the after
noon was almost a half a mile in
length, and all the members wore the
regalia peculiar to the order.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

South Pittsburg, March 16,-Mrs.
A J. McCampbell died ut her home
in Deptford Saturday evening last
and was buried at Mt, Carmel, near
Bridgeport to-day, She was the
wife Of Mr., A. J. McCampbell, one
of South Pittsburgs most prominent
citizens.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

Arena is a post Office In this coun-
ty and the post master has promised
us some apples. We know he will
keep his word but we want the APP
pies now.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

Byers 8 Martin have got 10000
feet of oak timber from the S.oua.
chez Valley Coal 81 Iron Co., to fill
bridge contracts. Now we hone
they will get to work and when star +
cd, keep on every working day.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

The People Believe what they read
about Hoods Sarsaparllla. They know It's an
honest medicine, and thatit cures disease, That
is why you should get Hoods and only Hoods.
Mood pills cure all liver ills, relieve con-
stipation and assist digestion. 25e,
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

A subscriber says the Sequachee
saw and planning mlli Is working only
on 90 basis, that is working two
days out of six, Now brace up.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19
.fter EIard Stutly.

an &91NGA 49, ~f~~~&
After Hard Study. l
BLwooD, IND, March 8, 1891.
fused Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic for nervous
and restless nights after hard study II gave me
refreshing sleep and great relief. also ordered
81 for another poYson who suffered from nervous
''' '1~ - $500 REV. B, BIEGEL
BARKING, Ia, May Ia, 'e9.
was troubled with nervous hoadaOhe TOR
long time, especially on Sundays after service
Two bottles had the desired eject Have full
confidence that 1t is all ita name implies,
Nerve Tonic" -
RHV. FATEzR ]. 3. HUMMERT.
ST.. &ARY's, KY, Dot, 2, 30,
I hereby testify that Pastor ROenlg'a Nerve
Tonic cured girl ot my congregation OF St.
Vitua Dance, and q married lady Of alooploasa
ness, REV, FATHER POL, EERMoNI.
RAPFa A Valuable Book on Nervous Die.
u9A e. eases ana o sample bottle 70 any "a
mK n dress, Poor patients also get the med
Thia remedy has been prepared by the Rev. Father
koenis, Of Fort Wayne mo-, since lSlo, ana ~ nov
undeR his direction by the
R0GNIo RAE0. co., Chicago 90.
sold By Druggists at "a per Bottle 0SOr 90
large slaa. @1.g5s 6Bottles for &C.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19
A Wonderful
Offer!

For FIFTY CENTS CASH
we will send to any address for three
months
The Louisville Courier-Journa tri-
weekly
The Courier Journal Almanac and
Weather Forecast for 1896, and
The SEQUAoHEE NEWS.
THE NEWS and the Courier ourn-
al alone is worth the price, so cts ,
and the Almanac, valuable refer
ence books of 500 pages is sent free,
Subscribe before it is coo late, as
this offer is limited to brief period.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

Our celebration of st, Patricks day
March 18th WIS confined to the
planting of sumo Irish potatoes.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

Geo. Mccullough from the monn-
tain was in town Wednesday Offering
mountain raised apples for sale,
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

Mr.. I. N. Knox, of Inman, was in
town Tuesday.
The Sequachee news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 189?-1896, 1896-03-19

Subscribe for this paper.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-25
ALL SORTS ASSORTED.

An artisan of Brussels has invent
ed a revolver that shoots seven times
a second.
In the fourteen h century GO.000,-
900 people died of the black plague
in Europe and Asia.
In proportion to the population,
there are more theaters in Italy than
II any other country.
Greenland whales frequently at
tain length of more than IS feet
and weight of more than 20 tons.
OF all the classes of porcelain now
collected, old Chinese and Japanese
enjoy the greatest popularity.
Postmen mounted on bicycles coll
l9cting letters fromthe pillar boxes
may be seen in the West end of Lon
don.
Nine. Deschaml.s, the inventor of
the famous dish, Julienne soup, re-
Gently died in Paris at the aye of 81.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-25
CITY OFFICERS.
U. S. DISrRICTlCOURT.
COURT CONVENES


In San Antonio, on the first Mondays
in May and November.
In Austin, on the first Mondays in Feb
ruary and July.
In Brownsville. on the first Monday in
January and second Monday in Tune.
In Ell Psso, on first Mondays in April
and October.
18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
District Judge. --.-........-.....J. c. Russell.
District Attorney .........., John I. Kleiber.
District Clerk Louis Koxaiski.
District Court meets as follows;
Cameron County First Mondays h
February and September; continues IN
session four weeks.
Hidalgo County--Fourth hondavs az
ter the first Mondays in February and
September continues in session two
weeks.
Starr Couny-Sixth MONDAYS after the
first Mondays in February and Sep
teinber; continues in session three
weeks
Eueres County-Ninth Mondays after
hrst MONDAYS in February and Sep
TENDER; continues in session six
weeks.
U. s. CUSTOM HOUSE.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-25

County court meets for civH, eriminz
and probate business on the FIRST Mon
days in March, June, September an
December.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-25
W ASHINGTON NEWS.
Interesting News Items From
The National Capitol
Special to THE HERALD.

asked 10 90 so, npcllH"u 10 en-
press his wishes before tie Ma
tional Committee dec; drd upon
Chicago as this years conven
ton city, bit it is understood
that he has since then said he
was glad Chicago was chosen
because Of the good luck that
had usually followed Chicago
democratic nominations-ht,
was nominated at Chicago both
times that he was elected
Whether it is this same feel
ing or because the country is
again becoming favorahly dis
posed towards he democratic
party that has caused The DEM
ocraiS generally To regard The
outlook as more cheerful | am
not prepared To say. bui what
ever il is, il is certain that the
democrats are as rule In q
much more cheerful condition
of mind than they were before
the meeting of the National
Committee, and that they now
talk of going into the Prrsid~n
tial campaign with a hope If
winning, and not merely 10
keep mp the party organization.
The Monroe doctrine resolu
lion reported from The Senate
Committee on Foreign Rrla-
lions ont Monrut's Monroe. So
to speak IL not only r. alfirms
what Monroe said. i'm stronger
language than was used by
him. Int it goes much further.
and asserts that The United
States will alone he The id es
of what constitutes IA violation
of tue Monroe doctrine. While
there are "A frw conservative
men ia Congress who regard
the expires sion of the executive
branch of the government as all
that was necessary on the sub
ipct and who think The wording
of the resolution too much in
the nature of an unnecessary
defiance hurled at the void
for a country which pridea it
self upon. being peacahly in
clinpd, there is no doubt that
the resolution is cordially APP
proved of by an overwhelming
majority of both Senate and
House. not because they are
hurting for "A fight for this
country, but because they deem
this an opportune time 20 let
Europe understand just where
the United States stang aud just
where they intend to stand for
all tine.
Col. Hrury Wattprsou, The
distinguished Kentucky editor
ard demnt rat, who says he is
~ pr, Sent oui of politics, pass
ii thr"ngh Washington Il day |
'wo ago. He will take II"
ri in ihr Presidential cam
.isu. a. lie .vili 'pavr tol
, .ope several ,nomhs before
t,..At.tionai Convention i hr.d
FiIl seem odd t" The old
sSHto hold a National Con
veu,;An without Ilenry-and
will p r"furn mi = r -
L.. ~ '!-
de.ncclf
Col. W%ir,rson l,p,,rd:
ticket is Ooi. W III. IL. Aloiiisol',
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-25
Fresh Groceries,

Mince meat, tomatoes, bird seed
tapioca, sago, farina, tea, sugar, sal
gon cinnamon. shoe polish, sausage,
Sapolio, French mustard, creole mus
tard, peas, dates, olives in kegs, pick
les, pigs feet, corn beef, sour kraut
asparagus Moss Rose butter, preserves
citron, lemons, oranges. apples, NAL
aga grapes, chestnuts, walnuts, Brazil
nuts, bananas, onions, potatoes.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-25
FRUITS.
FON Rest.

The Miller's Hotel building have
ing been completely repaired is of
fercd for rent for hotel purposed
Reasonable rates. Apply to Fran
cisco N-turria,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-25

of Ills for President. and Gen.
John B. Gordon, of Ga, for
Vice President. They were
both shot at from different sides
during the war and | am will
ing thar they shall he put up
again and be shot at" The
Morrison boom is getting to be
quite robust. The choice of
Chicago as the Convention city
while NOT made as Il result of
any combination in Col. Nor
risnn's favor. has nevertheless
added materially to his strength
MS friends believe.
Ex Congressman Lamb, of
Ind, says that at state ran he
safely put in the democratic
column this year no matter
who heads the National ticket.
He adds. however, that if the
party wants 10 make assurance
doubly sure, it should put
Gov Matthews at The head of
the ticket.
Mrs. james r Roosevelt,
Secretary Of the United States
Embassy in London. is in
Washington. He said: There
was no war feeling against the
United States when | left En-
gland; il had all disappeared.
England dntsnoi want to take
up arms agninSI this country"
Mr.. Clark Howell. the Ga,
mem hrr Of tb, Dem cratic Ma
tinnal Committee, who is a
silver man add who voted for
the selection of of Chiragn as
the Convention cIIy. said before
leaving Wa ~hingion, concerning
thu ridicu'ons stories which
have been circulated: Chicago
was chosen simply because Il
majority of the members of the
committee thought that. as be
tween Chicago, and ST Louis.
the former was the mast desir
able place for the convention
The silver question did not
enter into The choice bplv EN-
the two ties, as has been
claimed The currently ques-
ton will 10 doubt figure in the
convention, but it did not in
The selection of the place "
For some reason the demo-
Gratis of fhe District of Columbia
do nor seem to be- greatly pleas
ed with the action of the Ma
tiuDal Committee in increasing
their representation in the
National Convention from to
six delegates. Whether it is
because they do not vote or
fran other causes, the election
of delegates to the National /
Convention has always made Il
regular row among the District
democrats, and not a few of
them seem TO think that since
IN representation in the Con
Y TIM has cen made three
tim-s as large the row must
also BIZ made three times worse
than it has eyer hern before.
Seriously. | think the main
5 49, the Dub lie
. ~ hnrry.
a ee
co an t ! ctiqn
III deiegates.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-25
ENGLAND NOT IN TT.
Special to TIE HERALD.

Special to TIE HERALD.
London, Jan 90 "A dispatch
to the Pail Mall Gazette from
Crnstanlinople dated yesterday
states that an offensive and
defensive alliance has been
concluded between Russia and
Turkey. The treaty is said to
have been signed at CONSTANT
lnople and Publications ex-
changed at ST. Petersburg be-
tween Aarei TsPasila and the
Gar The basis of the treaty.
is declared to be on the lines
OF the agreement of 1888, bv
which Turkey agreed in the
event Ct Russia going to war to
close the Dardanelles 10 war
ships of all nations. The treaty
was soon abandoned, owing to
the refusal of the powers to
recognize it.
The correspondent also says
it is probable that France will
he included in the new alliance.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-25
WHY AND HOW THREAD
Is NUMBERED.

The question, "Why is spool cotton
numbered as it is, and why are the
figure not used in regular order?r is
of:en asked. The explanation is
Ibis: The numbers on the spools
express the number of "nank
which are required to weigh a
pound. The very finest spinning
rarely exceeds 300 hanks to the
pound, while in the very coarsest
here is about half pound in each
iank. The more common qualities.
however, those from which sewing
dread is usually made, runs from
ten to fifty hanks to the pound, and
tn spools on which it is wound are
numbered from 10 to so in accord
ance.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

belt, ais Wel6er man iiberFitbrenbc
@rieIe intersepirt babe. Die Sla9e err
mics ii6 alS unDeicntljh uno p~crlief
i'm Sanbe, nb9lci6 Sones in Den
6eltungcn 2ofopsttc uno 0orniltOn oIs
&ric980efanQcner "a Sa8e Drummer
muBte. 9luBer oieIer BriifUn9 bcit0no
Der Beritorbene nod cine Nnsabl Nben=
tcrler Der peribicoeri!cn iomObl in ici=
1le1n priooten ME III ielnem Ofcntlihen
Qeben urlo cine ou8fiibrli6e Geographic
bes Neritorbcnen, melbc8 Qepib err
ideircn miro, mijrDc gauge gdnoe fill
len.
Sie Observation-Disclosures
ncl6e man Dem @erItorbenen in Sprm
prn @ciIejosbei6Iiliien az icine 6omilic
be3cu0te mnrcn impoi0ntc. Ser @Ou=
perncur bon Sorpo crlieB cine BrOtlo=
nation uno befohl Die Sohncn Ouf
Solbm0it gu biIien, ale Polifiter Dnn
notipnNIem &ufc idiften Gcilciosbe=
3eu0un0cn, Der StootrotD bon Su=
buQuc uno ale &creine fubtcn &rouer=
beihliiiie uno Die UlI9cmeiuc 2rauer
ilber ben NerIuit bes 9rOBen SObten
fano ibren Nu8orut ouf Die beri6ie=
Denite @ciie.
0ns Segr1bntB
wcIbcs am somsta9 Morsen nod
nod feierliten @reQuien coram archi-
episcopo BON Der Ct. Qatrifs=&ir6e
aus ftattfano. mar Elm itberaus 9rOB=
ortiQeS. Die 2sidenrcoe belt Der
b06it bereote Or. SObn Carroll bonn
biciigen Ct. Soiepbs Seminar. @r
itilOerte Sen. SOnes ais &0t6Olit unD
crSdbIte unter 9lnosrem fOl9enoen er=
bOueuoen .3u9 Der @rgebuno Des Ser
i6ieoenen. Sn ieinen SQmer3en auf
Dem Stcrbebette rief Der GerfOrbene
aus: Ser, i'd oente Id iOl bier
leioen; es 1T QewiB better bier ais i'm
SSenieits. 9ein Biue 9ei6che.
9timm meme Geioen on 0l5 Siibne fir
meine Siinoen. Mutter Woria. bilf
mir. @eplB Gin 'donc8 3tuQnlB oes
edit totboIiiden @siites uno ein berrs
li6es 9eiipiel i'm GeiDcn.
GoB am @robe Deg gei6Qbten @er=
ltOrbencn ale geiItli5en unO wcltli0en
Wiiroentragcr in Dem 3eu9niiie ibrer
9IGtung tpetteiierten, per be9reift es
ni9t? Gs mar ein rubmrei9es 2e=
ben, rubmrei6 boaenoet, oas tlnitigen
@ei6le4teru oIs Elm 8eiipiel oes Glau=
bcns unO oe5 @ebOri0ms 9e9en bic Elm
si9 wabre t0tbOliide Stride LANCE pOr=
leu6ten tpiro. M0Qc Dem bOdgesbrten
9]ertorbenen bic epige &rOne nlht auss
bleiben uno mOge iein 8eiipiel ewi9
fDrtpirteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
1letnere GeG3rid,ten a,tS StaDt
nnS usngeSere.

- Qm Sreitng perfl. Wphe ~ertrar=
ten i'm WiIitiiippi. ieds Weilen nber.
baIb @aNeilie, mis-, an Der STEELE
genaunt Gebils Glbop. 6rou 8riin-
feloer url6 iGr SiHb. 9a5 Sinh mar
in ben Slub "qefollen uno bel Dem @srs
Iuhe cs 81 retten, ertrant bic Wutter
nit Oemieiben. sic binterldbt iDren
00tten nit Iisbsn 4inoern.
- SolIte iraeno Semono aug S6rer
6amilie tront werOen, 10 iOlltet Sbr
auten SranntiUeln peer Q9cin I'M Sauie
habsn iiir iolhen Sal. Wenu oieies
ntNt Der SAT- 1T, 10 t6nnt 5br refine
Naaren 81 8robcertaufs Yreiien in
Wurrap'e WbolelaleaS aus, 0egeniiber
Dem Sotel Sulien in Dubuque erbal-
ten. @ir i6entcn guftrd0en, meIte
uns per BOit s~uaeben. beionOere 9lui=
%mertlamteit. Sieles lit elite suocrs
!diii9e Girma.
- gu Garloiae itarb SanIaa
oerfl. g4O6e Serr u. s. 8oiulsp, De.
ltBer UPS gpfDlep DDi1e.
Yom |. big gum s. @raut miro
bier IN Dubuque cine Brace Mcet"
peranItaltet wsroen, bel iuel6em, tpie
cs heibt, cine @nSa6l p%rominenter Ge=
'haftsieute Der Gtaot Elm mettrennen
Dcranltoltcn luerosn.
- Ser Stoa bes Serrn GbriItppD
Seti6er in Beru Sonnibip brannte in
oerfl. Nohe nit ben horin befiupliben
INSTRUMENTATION uuo Seu nieoer.
Die 8erli6erunN betrdat $500 uno Der
NerluIt bon $1,000 bis $1,000.
- Or. q. @rop Bruftii6cr 9lrst uno
Spesialiit fir auQen= Sbrens NaIen-
unoSaisiranfbeiten. 1857 SSnlpa G3tro.
- 9us Srou !Spgon bon Der WeIt
fiinfteu StraRe IeBte g8o6c Die Sreppe
binabQing, frat ie ouf ibr G!sib uno
fam baourh gum Safe, nobel ibr Sinh
berart gu Scoen Qei9leuoert purbe,
bob es sineu 8ru6 Oes SiiItentnO6es
erlitt.
- !Ssrr Sarl Sbil bat feline @irtb=
i6aft. welde er q Sabre fang fiibrte,
on ieinen 8ebiilien Serr Wihael 8engs
Ter ausOertauft. Serr @engler if
Elm iebr beliebter iunQer damn uno
miro bic Wirtbi6ait, StpelfeQps nit
9uten @rfoI8e. weiterfiibren.
- Dis .Sacob Sartner Gamstag
abenO nit ieiner 5rau Die GlaDitraBe
binauI9ing, frat elm Wann. wel6er
~bebNuptete @ortuer babe feline SAlues
tier iniu!tirt, binter rieien unO i0lug
i4n nit Der Sauit ms Benid, 10 oaB
&artuer lOut uuiidrie uno suIammen.
brad unO feline Grau fat in SbnmNdt
Iiel. Sic Seuerlpcbrlcute 80. Seas
uno $. 6lpnn n0bmeu ben Qln9reiIer
Geiangen unb ipeoirten i'm per Patrol=
wo9en in's @eidn9riB. Der an9reis
beSablte iein Strai9elo miQig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
,,Sic lettcn Sase nnu Pnmprjt.''

Inter Dieicm Sitel wuroe i'm Qenez
bansBort an 0onneritng, Grcitag uno
SomItag oeril. @Ote NbenOs i'm
cine i3eniibe 9ortelung nit
6euerlpert unter ben NuipiSIen Der
;. MpOsrn Wooomen" QeQcben. Ser
Gontrntt Der ,,@ooomen" nit Der
ShouIpielQeiellihnft lautste OuGin,
o0B bic 8eieQi@oft bic erIien $4,000 Der
G%innabmen crbulten folte uno bic
WOpDmen" bic nQblten $1,000. GOn
allen peiteren Ginn0bmen ioQten bic
, WOoomen" 40 9rpSent erbalten. Die
So6e mar leoO9 EN- 6iOstO, osnn bic
Ginnnbmen bellefen ii9 iilr Die %eInseI-
nen gibeuOe auf $3.50, $l,080 uno
$3.50. 8ie ,WooOmen" !p0ren OliO
3u teinen GinnNbmcn berehti0t. batten
lib ober in $475 Soften fir bic Sahe
QeitiirSt. 6reitog AbenO mad Der spsi-
ten 8orIteQun0 botten Die Wpoomen"
nun nit Dem @erpoltcr Der @eieQi60it
einen Contract 9emoGt, ooB iie BON
ben %Ginnabmen oes nGdfer Nbenos
S475 erbalten. "a Die 8ei0mmteins
uobmen jenes AbenOs Ober bios $3.50
marsn, 10 le9tsn bic ,WOOOmen" bus
SbeNter nit 8ei2la9 nOrGlli OerlRonn
bic aan3en $475 beSabIte. Gie Q8OOo=
men" b~cbaIpten, bic ,,Sbopleute"
bdtten oeridieoene unreOlite Prattiten
beim Nertohf Der 3idets beGnngcu. 60
bdtten iie 600 Bis 800 ,%Qttbograpb
Sidets" gu nieoriQersn 9reiieu pcr-
tOuft unb ben "short change racket"
an 6rsitug NbenO bcUertitcli9t. Qtu6
foil oie0pritelIrn9 niht 10 9eweien ieiu.
ME bic 0erlpalter oe3 Sbcater8 OieieIbc
bOrber 9eI6iloert bdtten. Die 5Geas
terQeieQid0ft bat oielc 5ouienoe BON
Collars aus Der Stobt nit iort8enom=
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

- llcber oas Soloene Subildum bon
Ses Woiues, Der SauptitaOt SO=
mas, e~rtnsbNen mir Dem !, Davenport
Ssmotrat" oes 6o!aenoe: Die SaIpt=
itaot ban SuDa, ionic baS @puntp
Qolf, in tpetrbsm oieielbe belcgen lit,
bebeH N 8. Suli ibr ~50jGhriges Bee
ftebeH sefsiert. 8is gum Sabre 1843
ipnr bic GOtb6aat in benz &eIib ibrer
Saaoerirnne 0ur4 Qirmanoen aeltort
woroep. obsleiA oiefslben beretts 1903
nit CEN 9tptaut BON 2ouiiiana Gi9en=
tbum Der @r. Staaten iparen. gta6s
chamber bate oas @ebiet al 2ouiliuua,
Snoianu. WiIOuri, Mibi9an uno
Wisrunlin ssh0rt uno iuar 1888 ourb
GpmBresgetas gu einem bsionoeren Ser-
ritesilIp uHter 6e!a 8amen Soma"
9enieSs iuofeen. 8ihtf Sabre ipdter,
f8a3, epridete bic GHhoesrc0ieruna
am SuiammeahuB bes Oct Meines
rIlO Naeooh 6!lrtes Elm Sort. gAu 8.
ltoi traf Die @eIabuna besielben nit
roelfr @esnpfer nSone" Gin. Gs mar
cine tleins Srupps Graoerer uuter 9es
fell bss Capt. Sames allen. 0as Don
.ibin errid)tete Sort erbielt ben Tamen
,,6ort Ses MoHRs". W~niicolern tpurl
Notwithstanding baIelb't nod ni6t ae=
fipttst. oenn in Dem i'm Sabre pori.r
mit ben Snoionern seidlo6snen 8er=
TRACE mar hipulirt, oaB bic lebteren
bOs 2apO nod creiBig Sabre lano i'm
@eiib baben ioQtsn. Sieie 3eit lief
am II. OCTOBER 1876 ab unb Der ,3eitt!
punt fir Gr6fnunS Der &eierb0tpu
fir Die 8~eliebsluu9 muroe lin, Mi,ter=
noht our6 eiuen Sanonenl1uB arses
tiinoi9t, ualdes Signal ldnas Ser
8renslinie peiter8ctroQen wuroe, iuo=
raul pie in GROCER 3abl wartenosp gio=
risre fi6 i!ber Die bcrbtlib 9eJDmiit-
ten gltcn Derbreitetsn un0 it'd hire
9einnidtten Gu8iuhten. Sm Sabre
1916 wllroe bic 8Nrniion bes fSo,fs ,uz
riitsssossn. Sur ielbcn 53eit rpuroe
oas County %or9onilirt, pel6es benz ba-
maliaen BrdItocntep Samcs 6. Bolt
81 Gbrcn benannt nuroe. Ils Gouus
t%Dbauptftaot murne Der Ylob BEL Sort
8e5 Mpines 0epdblt. Dies alma aber
ni9t Obne i3arfcn Salnpf. Die Sauets
bewerber waren 3tnei StibtesGmbrnp.
men 9uolep uno &roptlDn, bon oenen
leBtsres Die enttauf1una 10 wenia er,
tragen tonnte, Oab es ieitber 96nsli6
pnm SbaHplab unb BON Der Grecbers
ftdde perltNmrmoen lit. Ser 9tan fir
bic neue Stnnt. ben Sib Der Gountp-
bebOrbe, Durbc am 8. SUM 1916 in
Die BrHnbbit6cr ein9etraQen uno nun
beoaun baS gauen uub bos WahIcn.
glu jenem Sage lebten orf Dem plobe
Oer jsbiQsn Staot nur 1877 9erionen.
Stir 1850 nur0e pie WeD6lferlnQ bon
Gpuntg unb Stabt 0uf ctra $500 rcip.
5000 Berioneu an9e0eben. 2n %.
Sesember 1876 uuroe oa5 Serritorium
Soma ala Staat in ben Yllrto Der Ser.
Stnaten anfQenOmmeu. uni 1854
tpnroe Ses Woires sur Saupttaht npn
Soiua gemoht, mei6e bis bnhin Soma
Gitp Qcmcisn mar. 9oour6 muroc
hds Wohstbum Der Stoot iebr gef0r=
bert. Sic puroe Der Wiittelpuntt zines
bOrtrefffiben Carbohydrates uub emf.
tpiddte ii6 aud All cinem Centrum Der
| Snbultric i'm iunqen Neiten. Wit
ibren $1,000 Ginruobncrn lit lie Die
9rDBte StuOt i'm Staate 0eporosn lnb
bot ibre Glteren Ghwciteru Dubuque,
Davenport. burlington etc. langit
iiberfliioclt.