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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
fErcmbcnBnf in 66inn.

Wenn na6 LANCER 5abrt Der Rsiz
ienDe enbli9 in canton Den 8o0en Don
@6ind betritt, ptro er eritaunt 1ein
DON benz berii9tigten 5rembenbaB
9fid]t5 gu bemerfen. Die 9riinbe bier
fir perben ibm freili6 crit na9trdgz
lid liar. Der g}euling lit ndmli6 fir
ben GtineIen mas ouf yYtoiin eng
.Iii6" (niGt rBigeon GngIiIb," pie oft
|fdII4li6 gei4rieben niro) "a firit
clap dance" nsnnt. Seine 8DrIe 1T
!geTpift Wno blrrt Der Gntleerung,
&ein 0unbsr alFo, DAP man i6m
IFreunOli6 sntgegen fommt, i6n iO5u1dz
gen nit offeuen 4rmen dufnimmt.
I5iibrer, SrGger, 8ootsleute, 8lumenz
mGb9en, 3aritGten6Gnbler, @efdngz
niBpdrter, ia, Ielbft bic ibrer Sbbut
dnDertruuten 8erbre9er, Ollie poIen
Ii6ren She'll an Der 9eute bdben. Sic
bensniirbige8 QG9sln begriiBt Jpn bon
alien Seiten, 10 ldnge bic Dollars reiz
den. I'M er n9lpbetrotter communis"
nimmt ben 6eitsn Ginorud bon Der
Qie6enspiirDigteit Der gel6en 3af1e nit
auf ben Beg gu Teinem nG6fteu 3iele.
Gin unbere5 2ieb a6er fpeiB Der I'm
gIiidli4e 81 Iin9en, ben Elm raubes
IS6idful ba5u perurtbeilt 6at, LANCE
Sabre i'm Snnern bes 2unoes, fern BON
alien europdii4en NieOerluHungsn, Iif
%auf3u6alten. sSbm bringt man feline
Q6tung ent9egen; i'm giinitigften Sale
Itrifft er auf MiBtrauen.
Sn gliidfi6er unfenntnib Der Can
oesTprd6e gebt biefer 9aria Der Sc
IfeGI9aft climber, Der 8liit6enleIe aus
geIu6tetsr Sdimpfp0rtsr ni9t ADJ
Itenb, bic i4n auf Sdritt uno 5ritt gez
Ileiten.
Sir bic groBe MoFe bes @olfes 1T
e6en isoer Srembe Elm san tpei," Elm
fremOer Seufel, Elm Sarbur, Der naf
China getommen lit, neil er auf pei
mat6lifsm 8obsn ni9t forttommen
liam, Da i6m Der 3ei8 feblt.
@eldng es bod ert i'm Qnfang Der
Ie6S3iger Sabre ben eurOpGif4sn Sc
Hamilton bur8 cine Ip3ielle &louFel in
ben @ertrGgen Our93uieBen, Dab Der
fernere @ebrau9 besienigen S6rift=
I3eidens ber6oten fpurbe, pel6es Der
Qusbrud p8ar6ar" tenn3ei4pet, uni
Ibefen mar Ii6 in amtli6en 0otumen.
ten CUR 8e3ei3nung Dss 8egriffeS
nausldnof4" beoient bate.
Mit pel6en S9pterigfetten dhsl
bat Der gu tdmpfen, Der bort Neusrun.
gen einaufibren bsftrsbt lit! Sn fei:
mem 2anbe Der DeGt finoet bas Gitat
~0us Sa6r iibt cine beiligenbe &raFt'
pObG cine iOl4e 8eTtdtigung, ME in
Qdnbe Der Witts.
9as dinefi9e @off unb feline Sui.
tur BADEN bic Sabrtaufeube fpurlos
ian ii4 uOriiber3isben la1en. Qae Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
IGBrrrs iiber Die GrmOrOnns Der 3pei
heatihen Miiiinnare in Ghina.

SEPT bat man en0li9 ben @prtIaut
bes amtli6en 8ert6tss, tpeI9an DIR in
2(6peIenbeit bes 8iT6ofs Mn3er, 3eitz
peilig Der tutbpliI6en M2iIIion in
S9anturg porItebanbe 8robit1r 6reiz
nabemeb an ben 8enerdl : Superior
bes MifTionsbauies 81 SteDI Gan Der
6oqGnbt9 : oeutI4en @ren5e) iiber
ben an ben 5tpei M~iITiondran Senle Il.
gtss beriibten Moro, tpel6er 5um@inz
i9reiten bes beutI6en &ei6es in G6iz
ma fiibrte, eritattet bat, Der 8eriat
lautet:
@m 81. Sftober 1897 beIu6tsn bic
beiben Mi1fipnGrs Pater 6enIe unb
Batter StenA BON Der Staot Siije
fommenb, Die gbriIten : 8emeinbe
Sf8ang : tia tT8uang, bielet9t tpobI
bic i60nite 8emeinbe bon Sip<
S6antun9. 4m 1. NObember Dor
mittogs traf pom bena9barten 81
tia : fi8uang, 27 81, g @egeItuno'n)
BON ST9ung : tia : ti4uang entfernt,
gum 8e3irfe uinI6ang gebGrig, Pater
y}tes elm. Gr ppGte in Si4angtia
nit ben Serren 6enle unO @ten3 Den
aler7eelsntag feiern. gu bEiem3pe>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
Sic llcbrrraiAuna.

Sine Jln9e frau, beren Wldnn Elm
gr0Beres @eI6dft Bat, fdno in Der
Slide unb ipar nit Der 3ubsreitung
Oes Mittagsefens bsi6dftigt. 9a
tlopfte IS an bic 5biir unb elm pobls
friiirter junger9err trat berein. .8nGs
bi9s 5rau iouten ni6t 3ufGlig fir Elm
&o6bu6 9ebrau6 babsn?" Satpobl,
lie nole nur nt6t duf eigene 5anO
t%uufen, absr er t0nne ia ibren N&ann
auf ieinsm Compton auHuhen. Ser
~Golporteur ging cooon gu Dem 6errn
8emabI, ben er auf benz Compton an
traf. SD tomme ioe6en Don S6rcr
6raR 9emabIin," fagts er. SD bot
.per gnGoigen 6rau Elm GTempIar bic
les &o6budes an, dber Tie ppQte feline
9eIttmmung treffen, e6e lie nit ShnSu
geiproGen bate. Run muB i6 abr
nit Dem nG6Ften 3ugs reiIen unb babe
feline 3eit, pieOsr gu Der gnGbigSn
.6rou gu geben. SD babe mir oesRal6
.geftdttet, Sis in ibrem Compton auFz
5uiu6en." Der 6srr 9emd6l iiberz
.legts cine 8eile. Damn taufte er ba8
&O96u6. Der Golpprteur ma4te cine
ttefe 8tr6eugung unb - bsgub Ii6
i4nuritrad5 5uriid gu Der iunqen
.6rau. oNun bin i9 BEL Sbrm 6errn
8tmabl gerpeIen," Iagts er. SD
IoQte griiBen pnO Iagen, bdB qnGoiQe
6rdu gepiB bas 8u9 toufen tDnnten."
- r9aS mar f90n. Sier limb finf
.0&art. Der @plpprteur ma6te dberz
mails cine tiefe 8erbeugung unb gina.
Sine babe SturOe fpGter fam Der
Sfrr @emabI gum MittageFen nab
Saufe. nSunnit 9u ratben, tpds i}
Dir Fltte mitgsbra9t babe9" frdQte
er. pRein, bait 0u fpirlli9 an mid
gebo9t?" rGSa, ib BABE bas Rp6bu6
getauf, pel6es 0u germ baben tpoQz
.teft." nGb, @as babe i9 ia ieI6R qez
fault. Der G~Olporteur fagts, baB gu
unb bdnn fam Die Qu8z
einanOerIeBung. - Better" rief Der
&aufmaun. rGite Iofort na9 benz
9otel unO bite ben @oIportNlr, Der
bier beute 8Ormittag mar, baB er bier
Der tOmmt." Peter Ifiir3te BON BAN
men uno trdf Den %Gplpprteur. sd
IOute bon meinem 9rin3ipal griiBen
unb bitten, baB Sic nd9 Ieiner 0obz
nung tdmen." SIT 0ein Prin3ipul
OieIei8t Der &auFmann M.?" .Sa."
n0as 1T aber u~nangene6m, Bonn i3
muB iOfort nit benz 3ugs abrefen.
.Qber i4 peiB, mas &aufmann 80.
nil. Gr Mill bas 8o6bu9 fauFan,
bon peldem i9 nit ibm geipro9en
BABE. 8ieGei6t BAIT 9u flint Rart
in Der Sdi6e, bann tdnnIt On oo8
BUD gIei9 m~itnebmen." ga, bic flint
W}art tonnte Beter iebr germ dusle9en.
Damn ret1te Der Golporteur al. qetcr
.ging na3 9auie urb iiberreidte Isinem
Prin3ipal nod Elm SO4bu6. 3as
bledu!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

0ie Moberne. r@6er Mez
.Ganie, f4pn pieber elm neues RIeio, i6
b # e6e Did ni6t!" - gg}u, febIt
.9u ipobI, tpus fir cine It a n
bene Srau i9 bin!"
I. - Qieuz
tenant: oMerfpirbige Grf9einung,
.OaB gerabs bic 8siitreidTtsn 5rauen
ni6t ff0n finb." = Dame: limb pie
.benfen sic ii6er mi9?" lieutenant:
y8nGbige FinO ni4t i'm @eringIten
geiitrsiA = % Sic S6mei6=
ler!"
SOON m6gGi6. - Satin:
pBeiBt 0u, parum cine 5rau piel
mebr an ibrem 6o68eitsfIeibe GGnqt,
ais an alien an0eren?" - @utte:
Y@abr76sinli6. neil fe gerp0bnIit6
buFelbe islbjt be3ablt bat"
@aS elm 9Gt9en...-
2s6rerin: nMoriB SulPsnItengeI, an
genommen Ou 6aIt 3e6n Pfennige uno
berlierft 3trei BARON - MoriB
3ulpenitenSsI; $50 fper' t4 Derliercn
5pei 9fennige?"
Gtpa8 ungenobntes -
SD peiB ni4t. mir lit. aIs O6 mir
nod Gtfpa5 fe6lte." - g.: r1eberz
abeGtb if fsut' nod ni4t porben."
Mu5 Der 8aerne.- Inter
Offi3ier: nSerIs, mann SIR NAL gegen
ben 6einb uuf 8unbi4aft geI9idt
tpsrnet. Dann mIB Elm R0ntgens
It 7 q + bic pabre8 ltnpf6lei9e
gegen gQi9 Iein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
3 b.
Sfis;e BON R az 6iridfeIb.

O
berbetten, fielen einige @onnenz
ftrablen auf Dus 2eoertu9 bes
@Btiides, Der nod ni4t gang dbz
9erGumt mar. Der alte 8rpFeiz
for, Der fi9 ionft na9 benz @fen
in fein Stubteritiib9en 5uriid8uz
5teben pflegte, bate auf benz SEN
fterbrett 5ufdaig cine 3eitung gez
funben, in pelder i'm Der 8ez
ri6t iiber bic lsBte Qnt6rppolpz
gen : md9tig in
tereiitrte. Sein Neffe 8alentin,
Der STUDENT, Der pGbreno Der
5erien gum 8eiu4 getOmmen
mar, bate ft9 duf benz alien 60
pha ausgeitredt unb fanf unter
Dem @influfs Der 9ibe in ppaz
:itGnbige @rI9laffung.
yWenn mir iebt @iner bunbert
Murf binlegte, ib ipIrbe ni4t
aufiteben!"
9ls gu benfen, bate er nod
bic Strait. Nber er bu9te IS eben
nur. llnb pie ct 10 bal6 trduz
menb bic 4ugen f3lpB, puroe Die
Sbiire leiie gs0ffnet unO Elm jun
ges MGD9sn trat Elm, peldss Elm
groBes 60lSernes Srun9irbrStt in
Der 6anD belt. SIS mar SdtS@
den, Die Sp9ter Der BirtGi4aFz
term, cine mittslgrpBe, Ippige
9eftalt nit etnem Diden, blpnoen
9Gnge3Opf. sic paltete mOgz
li6ft gerduI6lo5 hires 4mtes,
aber tie fonnte bod oas 3uiamz
mentlirren 5fpeisr Seller ni9t
tpermeioen.
Sci bieiem @erGui9 Dffnete
Der StuDent Die Qugen, unb taum
battle er 8Gtb6en erblidt, uls er
pie eleftriiirt nit teiben SiiBen
pom Sophia iprang unD ii6 gerdz
bt 6iniebte. Sic JAP i'm trpBoem
ni9t an unb err0tbete taum. Nun
f6ritt tie Der Shire gu - 8uIens
tin hinter ibr Ter in tur5sm Qbz
ftanbe, tpie stna cine RaDel bDm
Magneten.
r8Qlentin - Galt!"
@s mar Die Stimme beS On
fels.
rSfolge mir"
sic oinQan in Die StuOirItube.
Der Snfel isBte Ii9 in ben 6oben
2etnruhl, Der pOr Dem S4reib=
tide itanb, unD mics 8ulentin
eintn gegenii6er itehen0en Stubl
an.
nMein li:6er 8~alentiu, es
beiBt, Der 6riibling fei Die 3sit
Der erpufsnbsn 2isbs, unb Das
pirO pObl ri4tig iein, i4 psiB
e5 nt6t mshr. 2(6er Der Cont
mer 1T bic 53eit Der bplenbetsn
2iebe, Der CONNER, mein gutter
Sunge, lit Die gcfd3rli4e Sabre5>
5eit!"
@alentin Ientte Die Qugen, unO
feline Q6tung Dor Dem Sntel
pu6s, ben er bisbsr nur fir einen
tii6tigen 8tlebrten gebalten bat
tie. 3, Der bate ia 4usen auF
Dem Riiden!
ySie6it Oh, mein lieber Sum
&c, in 9einen Sdbren 1T man nur
81 geneigt, na6 jeDer S9iir5e gu
hdl6en, ME Elm Sinh na9 Dem
3uderbro0. LIMB 9u 6ebentIt
ni6t, mas barau5 entIteben fam.
9u beOentIt ni6t, DaB 0u Did
bielei6t fir 0ein gan3es 2eben
ungliidli9 ma6It. 9snn Elm
iunges MGbften tit eben fein
3%uderbroo, Du5 tit BON 5leii9
unb 8lut unb bat audi WGni9s,
= @iinf9e, bic bieQei9t gu ben
9einen paiien, ME Die SuuIt
aufs Quge. 9u gtaubit, nit ibr
gu tGnbeGn, lie aber 6Glt Did
felt, Did unO Define 3utunft,
9ein gan5es 2sben, Oas, nit al
lem mDglifen bunten SnbaIt, Dor
Dir i'm i60niten 2t6te gu liegen
fGeint. Nsnn abr Die, nit Der
9u jeBt einige angenebme Stun
ben Derbrin9it, Define 5rau gez
tporoen lit, bann rei9t berS9imz
mer Der Rpmantif, nit tem 9u
lire feline 6igur iebt uintleiOeit,
faum ii6er Die 6litterpo9en binz
aus. unb bann miiRen gang an
bere @igenT 6aften an ibr 6srpor=
treten, ais bieienigen, pel9e Ou
ieBt an ibr i4dBeit."
Sept erbob 8alentin Die Qugen
unD Iob cen Snfel nit sinam 6ul6
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
Discovered by a Woman.

Another great discovery has been
made, and that too, by lady in this
country. ''Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven
years she withstood its severest
tests, but her vital organs were I'M
dermined and death seemed immi-
nent. For three months she cOughed
necessarily, and could not sleep.
She finally discovered a way to re-
covery, by purchasing of us bot
tie of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, and was so much
relieved on taking first dose that
she slept all night; and with two
bottles, has been absolutely cured.
Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz. "
Thus writes w. G. Hamnick & Co.,
of Shelby, n. G. Trial bottle free
at w. J. Cox's Drug Store. Regular
size soc and $l.OO. Every bottle
guaranteed.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
Rheumatism Cured.

Ny wife has used Chamberlain
Pain Balm for rheumatism with
great relief, and / can recommend
it as a splendid liniment for rheuma-
tism and other household use for
which we have found it valuable. -
w. J. CUYLER, Red Greek, n. Y.
Mr.. Cuyler is one of the leading
merchants of this village and one of
the most prominent men in this
yicinity.-W. @. PHIPPIN, Editor
Red Greek Hearld. For sale by w.
J. Cox, Bolivar; J. w. Nuckolls,
TOone.
was reading an advertisement of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Rhemedy in the
Worcester Enterprise recently, which
leads me to write this. | can truth
fully say l never used any remedy
equal to it for collie and diarrhoea.
| have never had to use more than
one or two doses to cure the worst
case with myself or children.-W.
A. STROUD, Popomoke City, Nd.
For sale by W. J. Cox, Bolivar;
J. w. Nuckolls, Toone.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01

THE recent order issued by the
Navy Department to have all our
war ships painted black reminds us
of a story told on a soldier during
the late war. He belonged to the
cavalry and rode a beautiful blaze
faced animal. Among other things
he always carried brush and box
of backing, with which he colored
the white face of his steed, to pre-
vent him being made a target of.
They say that everything is fair
in love and war;"
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01

II the United States and Spain
engage in war, the sharpshooter
will be relegated, the deadly torpe-
do boat will take his place. The
sharpshooter has played an impor-
tant part in the past and his men,
DRY should not be forgotten. AT
New Orleans, on January s, 1915,
a few hundred Tennessee rifiemen
under Gen. Jackson met the main
attack of 10, 900 veterans of We'll
lington's campaigns. In 25 minutes
the action was over. Packenham
was slain, with most of his officers
and 700 men, while 400 were
wounded and 500 taken prisoners.
Our total loss was nine killed and
thirteen wounded. The Tennes-
scans required only an ounce of lead
to kill a man. They knew nothing
of military rules, but they had been
trained from boyhood to shoot
squirrels through the head with q
single ball.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01

JUDGE john NJ. TAYLOR, of Lex
ington, was in Bolivar Monday.
JudgeTaylor is candidate for Gov
ernor and would be glad to have the
delegates from Hardeman TO the GU
bernatorial convention cast their
ballots for him. He has a host of
friends and admirers here who will
be glad to see him elected. For
many years he has been a hard
worker in the democratic ranks.
If successful, he proposes to give us
an economical, business administra-
tion-of which Tennessee is badly
in need.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
Gen. Lee is not Afraid.

New York, March ga dis
patch to the Herald, from Havana,
says: Secretary-General CongOsto
asked Consul-General Lee to permit
him to furnish him a personal body
guard. Gen. Lee declined this
offer, and Gen. Congosto content
cd himself with increasing the de-
tail of plain-clotheS detectives which
for weeks have kept a careful eye
ON Gen. Lee at all times with a
view to his protection, as he goes
about the city.
Consul-General Lee, believing
that a serious crisis in affairs is
likely to occur at any moment, is
to-day preparing a revised list of
al Americans now in Havana, to-
gether with their addresses, so that
in case of emergency they may be
communicated with at short notice.
There is an extra guard around the
American consulate.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
Aztec weeks of patient waitir

AFTER weeks of patient waiting
on the part of an anxious public for
the report of the naval board ap,
pointed to investigate the cause of
the destruction of the Maine, the
startling information comes at last
that that vessel was blown up in
Havana harbor, by whom it is not
known. The public had knowledge
of these facts just exactly one month
and sixteen days in advance of the
report.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01

A POWDER mill containing 5000
kegs of powder exploded in Cheat
ham County Tuesday. The shock
was felt a distance of sixty miles.
Glass was broken in the windows at
Nashville, a distance of twenty-five
miles. Some of the frightened cit
liens thought the shock was caused
by an earthquake, others believed
that the war had commenced.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
Non Resident Notice.

In the Circuit Court of Hardeman
County, Tenn. L. Tice vs..
John X. Tice. Petition for Di-
vorce.
In this cause it appears from the
petition, which is sworn to, that
the defendant, John x. Tice, is a
nonresident of the State of Tennes-
see and is now a resident of St.
Louis, State of Missouri. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication
be made in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN,
a newspaper published in the town
of Bolivar, Hardeman County,
Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, requiring the defendant to
make his personal appearance and
defend this cause, within the first
three days of the next term of the
Circuit Court, to be held at the
Court House, in the town of Boil
var, Tenn, on the first Tuesday in
May, 1898, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to him and
proceeded with ex parte. This
March 22nd., 1898.
S. III. JONES,
Circuit Court Clerk.
WooD & McNEAL, Sols.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
HUGH WILLIAMS. Editor

WHAT is at the bottom of all this
"war talk?" Does it spring from
the patriotic purpose of protecting
our nations honor, or the laudable
desire of rendering assistance to suf-
suffering humanity? Certainly it
should not be that cold politics fig
ure in the matter. We suggest
the appointment of a board of in
quiry.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
TO THE PEOPLE OF HARDEMAN AND ADJOININ
COUNTESS

TO THE PEOPLE OF HARDEMAN AND ADJOINING
COUNTIES:
Ne haze recently purchased and offer for sale one
Of the largest most ta8tefy selected stylish and cheap
est lines of Spring Dry Goods, Clothing etc. put
upon this market. Our stock is simply magnificent mar
UeiOusOu Of the reach OF all competitors both regard
to price and quality Our goods handsome and cheap
mems Wear and Chldyen's Wear We offer nothing but
Beautiful, Brilliant Bargains.
Lack of space oYbds from mentioning the many in
ducements We haze. Come and see for YOURSELF We will
treat you eOuyteOuSIy and glue you good Uaiues
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
You Are Not In It

Unless you go to Kahn
Bros and buy your Spring
and Summer Goods. In fact
every man and woman who
visited their store decided
Kahn Bros. was certainly the
place to purchase strictly
fashionable garments.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01

The beautifully engraved diplo-
mas issued by the American Bust
ness College, Omaha, Neb., are the
finest ever seen. They are steel en-
cravings, 22x2s inches in size.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
House Cleaning Time.

Every lady should go to
Kahn Bros. and buy a new
Mating, Rug and Drugget.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-04-01
whzte P1yzn1eog atz1 &ocEzso

YARD n
Mated standard hens pule.
YARD NO 2adeo cock Scored 964 Wanensbug5 Missouri
Mated standard hens and pulet.
YARD NO 3eaded by nice pound Mated standard hens
the nquhed
obreedb
PEKIN DUCKS-Eight direct Wetboro
WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS ALI standard direct from imported STOCK headed by
Dollar IOm
ggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
TO CONTROL THE SNUFF BIZ SINESS.

SEVEN LARGE CONCERNS LIKELY no BE m
C1I-DED ~ THE ATLANTIC sNIFF COMPANY.
4 dispatch from Trenton. y. j.. IN The Tribune
Yesterday announced the formation az the Atlan'.
Snuff Company. with a capita, ~ Noc"'"' also
giving the names % the incorporators.
Pierre Lorillard. r.. when shoRn me dispatch
Yesterday said that ne had heard that such COM
pany was TO be formed. that il vas not trust oas
a clean business transaction one big company
having been formed 20 buy Up several smaller ones
M Iroril ard would say nothing further IL relation
10 the matter or touching the feeling o. MS CON-
pany toward the Atlantic snuh Company.
From another source Il was learned tnat ne con.
Nned snuff output oi az the manufacturers Q. ta.s
country is rom fourteen million 70 utteen m.A.1n
mounds The snuf manufactured l. o. tHO genera
kinds dry or yellow snun and Wet snuN, which -
darker in color OF the total output, uve-siNtas o.
about twelve million pounds, Is OF the yrAyn
variety and Il Is in this kind that the AIAnae
Snuff Company NIL deal ..,,
Snuff Company are the Garrett company, o. ta's'
delphia: the BrutOn condor company o. Nasa'
Vile Tenn: the Iyy-O~ens Dental Snun tomp4n!'
of Richmond Va. and. Il is understood, tae sew.
companies combined produce trihe over one-nai,
OF all the SNUFF Manufactured and the AIneilea.
Tobacco COMPANY the George ". Helm CompI!
ana The Pierre Lorillard Company nearly al ne
balance. about one million POUNDS nelhs s'a''s''N
among about A dozen small companies
While none o. the representatives. 81 these ias'
three outside companies would commit themselves.
II is said that they Will shortly enrol thensei,es
I'm the Atlantic Snuf Company, when NIL me"
nc,,rol me SNUFF business OF the United states.
yellow snuff is marketed under the names o:
.srssh . high toast" Scotch salt and sweet
and retails AZ from 81 20 50 cents pound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
r,tIE L. A. W. BULLETIN

Paltirncre Jan. 25-Albert Mott. the chairman Of
fine Racing Board of the League Of American
Wbeelmen to-day issued the following bulletin:
The Crescent Wheeinen Planheld y. J., will be
refused sanctions pending the settlement OF certain
claims
For failure 70 return a prize after repeated notice
~ do so j. n. Mason. Erie, Penn. Is suspended
from track and road racing to January % lse and
ruled of all League Of American Wheelmen tracks
in any capacity.
The suspension placed upon !. Boyd Anderson.
Nanticoke Penn, and upon NJ l.. Nandersli1c.
Philadelphia. has expired
The slispension Of Albert Zeutner. Erie, Penn.
expired January p lss ,
The suspension placed upon f. u Gately, Boston.
viii expire February H. a. l.. Barber. Taunton.
suspenhed pending investigation Edward Desem.
Philadelphia 49,, .,,
AssocIafion-P Ward -. kalney. n " Jack on.
Il Mccain J. Mccormick \ stewart w. b.
SicLev ond Il f. Carter. Belfast. Ireland. all
members Of the proclaimed irish Cyclists Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27
AyRSBJRE BRFEDERS ASSOCIATION.

Tho Ayrshire Breeders Association held It's
twenty-th third annual meeting yesterday at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel The officers OF the association were
reelected. follows: President. i. :. Drew. OF
South Burlington VT. vice-presdents. Obadiah
Brown. Of Providence r. J.: II. r. c. Watson, OF
Brandon. VT: Il. c. Sears OF Blooming Grove
y. j.. and John Stewart of E.burn. lii secretary
and editor c. NJ. Winslow. Of Brandon, Vt, treas
urer Henry e. Smith. Of Enfield. r.. l. s. NJ
Wells Of Wethersheld Conn. and ]. O. Magic. OF
Elizabeth. y. J.. were also reelected members
Of the Executive Committee for three years
There are nearly two hundred breeders I'm the
association. and about twenty thousand head Of
cattle recorded in the herdbOOk at present
The association has 500 In It's treasury and no
debts.
There Is general complaint among breeders OF
me cattle that railroad rates i've stock are too
high. and IN many cases prohibitive. on motion
Of j. y. W. French Of North Andoyer Mas the
Exec utiye Committee directed 10 cooperate
with committees OF other associations IN trying 10
secure lower rates.
il was decided 10 continue home dairy tests d"
and where dairy tests conducie az fair grounds
The association will pay one-haf the expenses in
VOlVed
The next annual meeting VIII be held in New
York some time next January