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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

Oie 8e1bfrage ptelte
eaiiern BEL ben Osmptraten feline fpls,
apob( dber Bel ben 3epubfitunern, Geiz
Der Eat aber bus 2umpsnauffdufen
S2iGiS deniibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Sphdu1t Er1ncf.

GO ftarb am 2. Rni, t Dor 2 rlbr Rabmittags,
Sobann Strand, %oeli,btsr @atte BON 2ouiie Grand,
i'm utter non &c Sdbren unD II 9useu, gebOrsn 5u
Gersfslo, &ontsrsi9 9uDsrn. Sas 9egrdbnib fins
bet NORGE, 0Ounritag, No6mittaQs ? llbr,
bon itintr ltbtsn @Obnunq, gr. 2201, 8efta9rattz
StrdSe, aus itatt. Q23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
"vt| ia SAN~ ~t"~
uadb 0~btlacelpbia uue Weuz grrf-


ale 3us, iuuou mit gjati8=gtat btlmattt.
8erluiitu Gam BEN citation.
CgeyloieH ut Identification 4 NtLul;m lg1tttl
gng WtDsUort, Bottom uu0 Dem Cren, az &s'
tcHtugm. observation-disclosures $50, QO.5O6ptita
W1gQ0nI 9grmlttdgs, l2.jI, els S~ptlezAdg3onl,
$40, 600 SpUit : Q0aggoU) Na5mittr9s, 700
@bcnns G.l5 VGdts, 6Dl1T=y&GgqoH non It &ea
pal=StatIoH, often tuC N11lJltrt I'M 1000 AbD5.l.
60HHtags, ass, $50 Sg.llslBlsg M gotmilia15,
els SpcltsAGg3onL 349, log Fp[nt1ge9ggo9l
maggou pom mt. No9lIs5tltOH, 0tieR fur 9aha'
eisre nm 1000 abtHD5h
0aa Buffalo. 600 Abtuos.
go6 QtllatissGttt, 1850 gorm., 1851 215 uHs
$40 GO1mjttlg5.
WobcUtGsw, t.51 S9cHHS&asa..l 30" Ill.2''
bait MIR bel g3t.mluGtuH, SgelezIS1gloHl g1rm'
l25T els SgeifsWCg1ou. balls HLT ta WiiHlas'
tom. $40, 600 Spgia 2 ggGgFcn) Ia9mIIil0s,
900 Gbsu05, LIS glats. o~onHilgs li23 l. S.2'
Speiis 2 ggagfgrI No-mtttlJs, lZlj Spuls aba9s
oonl, 3.4g, 600 Sguii Wa8GoH) Na6mltiags'
WoI SorT.z -1ti-reu en- Der Q5ila6tpbi,r Gi0i'
finn an grtfnt1ra. 800 Qoymif!I5s, 800. 5U5
Rabmiitcgs. 5oaHtags, $50 9grmttta9s ID. o.y5
Ra9Mittags. "
3HGt pfrTaftu Camden St1iiaE
gIb FreBsrld. no Wormlt.lgs, l2y- i39 un8
$50 0atmit.d5s. Gin SoHntagsH, 9.55 9o'"''ta3S
H7 8o 5,52 a aaB%l1''ii8s .oo. 1925 gssntftaos una
'4 @o6 eaatrstoor, uol2gormtttaas, AIS, 43o
Ra6mittagg. m.h.r.
+,o.r7 : "A T.,rrlt.g-s. I8l. 4.5l, $50 AGtm,tz
tTSSs' GAO lilo W5srbg. SerU!ag5, $50 gorm.'
30 Na8mitta1s, G3o IND lilo ~1m25s, m
T16 GuicotIzTt:p. on A51"t1JtI a'y som
100, 4.3O. $50 Wahm.. $50 lEg "'15S 5s
SoTnta9S, 9.85 gormittag5, $50 %aom, o5o'
ga6 6nrtis' Rag, an @oa,utag.n 62s SoEm.
GIG, DsrlaF,u Eur;is' ga7 on @o2tR'a2'" u"
sos 0ubmjttaqs.
!Qusgeuomm,u S~onuta9s. !@nc ooaHUaS'
*5asuG. Z GJPrs5s8aG.
e,,og5 nire sboeholt urs mil G5tds ptisbtH Doh
Sotds uup WpbHunatu burh Cts Union LtaHsIT
Co. quF QrlGuQsu In pen EiltsEurtaug.
Voro { hsG De EalUcrts IND 9ah
ttmOrr=Str, gr. 230. Si5'trsa0paE W.
RoDalsStattou ober G1moU=Slg1H.-
x = nubtrmprb z. y. arttH
Sen. =gc5ait5iaer:C 0tH 7|aA.=-9e"i'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

Gin grpbtr She'll Ser re-
publifaniIGen Portei 8altimore's
brau6t li9 iiber Die gefrige 9freberz
ldqe feiDer nidt erIi fhfpdr3 gu drgern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Sacpb Spbnt.

bon A 3abren. Die 9tsroisune finOet s rsita q,
Na6mittaqs y l1br, nom Srautrbauie, Hr. $40,
StO 49a s9artsQoerut, aus mad Der lntbtri:
i6sr Gnranuels=Sirbs, Sto=@aroliE,sStruB itatt.
Q23-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Better Strunu.

Oil. 1~1tb,rrefts Oes osritorben,n Better 6trupy
iperoeu mt n, 7onuer'tag, Den 4. Otai 1899,
g&a6mittnog 33 ubr, BON Dem 0fientli6eu 8'ipOlb;
auf Der GtD1rs6jGsGentterp" b~terOigt ipsrOsn. Ger
1panote unO GreunOe tusroen eingsIaOen, btj3uipeb=
ntn. Q2|l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Ndnn1e 1tnO 3fanaen.

eru8t. INN 3i,r.gdumt, p%rdttigts NIortiment,
fofSosl frenpe. ME sin5cimiitt 9arietdttH. Rata
ioge gratis. 9dums iptrOsa in per Staot uno om
id5,Isn in g}oltimprt=GpuntO 4robsn I'M 9irfau
Gr' 2i7' aoro.Galotrtestrabe 9. 3. Dor 4O5.
cabrifI3. fJRn 0 III. 6 or { & S5bnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

Cine SneG IL mad Der De
finition Der Detroit 5ree greB" Elm
Sfiid 2an0, pel9es rings bernm Don
naer Dirt Srubei umgeben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Nenrn &rahnert.

IS farb um I. W&oi 1899 nab ldngersm QciOen
6eurp Rrabn,rt, ~qsliebtcr @attt pon 2iais Rrab=
merit ltnO 6obn BON &at5arina II. Deg Oeritorbsnet
ferdinand &rabnert, I'M Qlter BON @ Sabren. -
Die 8esrotounq finoet NJ 0 + II, Sonnertag, ben
4. @tui, gtddmittaQ5 4 llbr, POM Srduerbdule, Gr.
620, SiOz9roaOpop, aus TAFT.
9ie trauernOeu 0interbtttbeutn
Q23-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

pie 8uItimorer Demo
frdten leben nod, unb i'm Nobember
tpirb mar finben, buB duh Der Stuat
tpieoer our alien 8arteiSSuridfe1r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Mitttppd1, ben 3. Mai 1899.

Der neue 9efanbte p D II
Gorea fibrt ben Namen m9fia 0Oog.A
SoQte has Elm platfoeutI9 Iein?-
IBbl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
9lnna Waric Srnf.

liebt. @attin BON Gbriitian Brad, &c Sabre alt.
9ie 8.,rOioung iinOst 3 rtitue, Wlorg,u5 nm
10 1lbr, BON i5rer lesten @obnunq. Nr. 1920, Oit=
G~aqtrsStrabs, aus itatt. 9tsroisuug pribatim.
023+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Sampfibtfs, ?ln,eigen.
- Ginir. M,ts:t.5es

- Tlf5IOll> lllllf. 5 a'IIis9I
mao 4BIlubtlpbfa. Gciute an,.lnty
yagF9Ets 500, 5:butl9igt GrturEoa -. 70;
St5 ]tlnlelusr GaGrpreis $3.50, yrbatdeiqs GEs
taEhSn > VI. Rad Ntlantjts6iio 81 =, Er!lrs
RcH 3d %. Sod RtDsQorf Ur @Qba ugu 9bilas
oeigbL3l 81 GIfHCicH SO. Etrucr @in.I, ua5
gausJttgsr, Bottom, gbaup, Srtp, T.zN.. Stems
GsotH' Bridgeport uao Goytlauo, Wt., ,mo 9un's
ten nor9iia. 9dgli6, ausQtHOmmcu S]ouutaQs. ann
3 ubr Ha5m. Griarfouss 9insts iptro,G Hur i'm
BhredH %DtriaGft. Gra6t biniQtg, as ,pit NIT btr
9dbH. ShiSt nab 9amp6Iet. g~iUrsu:t
SbrtbCr, Heeut, Rr. 204, 2.5gtfr. (Gft3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

4us it's nnb gar if's
unb Nues porbei
Die gauge 9upsszM alItsr'f9e
~2urohQmmerei. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03


Sobfeinbe, Bidder 5ffber. 60 par's!
Gin 8afbingtpner Gor@
reTponbent .mudt li4 ben @pub, Die
fpunberli6en 9tgenitGnDe auF5u5G5z
len, tpeI6e bic 8ertreter bes ndtionaz
len Sberbuuies pGbrenb Der borigen
gengreBTiBung unierem gutmifbigsn
Snfel Sam auf bic Rednung geiebt
baben. Du3u bemsrft bus nGinc.
8olfsbltt." in tugenb6after Gntrl@
Itung: yDenn bic 5erren SenatoreH
BON Der Rsgierung G9reibpupier, Sc
bern, 9Ieiftifte u. T. 10. berIungen, 10
IGBt 1i6 pagegeu an gnbe ni6ts elm
member. Wsnn 1ie aber bingehen uno
iiGj uuf Sntel Sans 8ednung
t6eure fyshsrmsfer, fpobtrtt6enoe
GFensc:r, gErften aGer Mrt, 8ifitsnz
farten, Mebi5inen, Rafirmefer unb
6bnfide Mrtitel faufen, 10 lit ods benn
bod Elm l1nFug, nit Dem enbli9 gsbroz
den tDsrber fpute." Spurt Sud bieIe
G%utriiifung, SIR 6errenl @enn Die
'Senatoren unb &eprdfentanten ft4
1olde Sn6en tpie bic oben d~ngegebe@
men [tsfern EuFen, 70 lit bas fem Der
bre9en, man6e geben nod Diel peitsr
unb 1afsu Ii9 Sperngldfer, 8inosr>
tutffsn, &i%ftentpeiH, Seibentteiber fir
0anen II. +. m. beforgeil, u1t3 baS 1T
fem 8erbre6sn. Die betreffenben Be
nmten besber 6duIer bes Gongrefes
liefern Die Sa4en gum 8%oltenprei'e,
ME lie bieleLben audi erbulten. Ni9t
Ontel Gam 3oblt bafIr, ipnberu bic
SendreRmttnIpeber go"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

SnTofern, baB 0etpep am 1. Wdi
baute unb Maliter am 2. Wi1I ge>
6duett purbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

@efern mar bsS c g;
beute III MuIfer's Gag.
/0nLIIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

S~eriammlangs> Wnsetgen.
Neae Mn3et9en.
Sanfabftdttun0


Cir bi, gsiueiis Der Sbsilnabme uuo Spmpatbit
6i Der gtitattung Oss orn. S 3 n g o nj mtrs
I { D Driidsn mir Den i~nniqiteH 9aut ben Mitoli,s
bern Der @sreine uus. tuel6e f6 an ~oeritlbeu 6sz
t~btilioten, eau5 ipeJita otu @tfnneutrein p5rob=
Rnu1 iar ben &tiane, iOpie Den SabrtuhtrdssrR.
N23l Sic I q nitlit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
10 olttmDre-S 6tp> 5a6n
~ zrat in strait am 10. Dt,. 1888.

%O Srat in strait am 10 9e,. 1885.
Gaa gbtcaqo uuO Dem RorOp,R,u mt. @Ogala
Station. 1904 9ormittags, GAP &bcnO5 td9li9,
6amoeu=Statiou, 1912, 1925 8ormitta5s unb LG
Qbeuog.
Ta6 Cincinnati e. Qouis uuo 2oniseiat Wi.
RoDalzSlUti0u. 2.3G 0abmittIgs uno ~l04labtnoss
taglib. Gampsuz Station. l025 gormlttag5, z4O
8abmittaas uUo 1875 Itcuos.
RAD QIttsJuJq UUo GlcOaluO Ht Hooal'
Station, 1904 &ormittlg5, t3o!ib, t44 a0tnoss
ausgcnomm,r Souutl9s. Gu~mbuzStation. lO.l3
@ormittaGs uuO 7.30 Nbtuo5. tagli1.
gtO6 Columbus. EoitDn uUo Sttroit ut. 8os
baIsStatjou ll4I Q5tnlS. GamOtusStatioH, lO.o5
Qbcu0s.
Raa gura5 mt. Ro5ol.s Citation, 225 Ta6m.,
tdgli6. COMMUNICATION, 2.+0yatulittags, ta3ItS.
|taG @nibinatOu.
ut. R~oDaIsStattou, a~ugRobutdgsH, 1907, r7.05.
rl.50, 1850 rl004gormlttags, rl2.4l, G2.25, 1886,
T3,o6 Ha1mjttogs, T542, rae, 1873, rlO4l,
AbeH0s. S0Untaas, 1907, rS5). rlQ0+ 9ormtts
TAGS, El2.55, r225, 1886 Gaomttta5s, gt.42, 1893
llH0 rl0ll N5,uos.
.6ompeH 8 Citation. an UobsutaQta, 800, g6l5.
E0.25, 6.55. rI.21 $500, -.35. 1900, ElO.l2, TlO2S
gOrmttto0s, l2.l5, rl2.50, r240, 80 tr3.+5 4j
gtiHl r4l5, r5l5 as MjUuttH), $40, 1900. GLE,
zoo, $3.50, r75-. 9l5. r94g. rl055, ll.3) AboS.
SonHtdg5, r6.25. 6.3i. S35, 1900 rlOI2, Tlv21
gormJttags, rlG0, LOS, TAO, 345 AS ytIauttnl
90 Nadmitto0s, 6.lS. 200. 1850, yl3, T9.4U'
rl0.55, ll.3O Nbeu0s.
Ia8 qauag0lis. MT. R01al Station, F.05.
$50 Born, 1924 Qabm. GambsusStatioH, ~
Norm. uUb $50 VuGw. GIN S1Hui1gtH, s.vJ S9t'
ulttQ05 uu0 SO WcCWIttlJ5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

Git unnIB, gu frdgen,
Mie mars uno tpie fam's9
Sir uns bleibt bod INNER
Die 0auptfuA: Wer bans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

ReprGfentant 3 urtbolbt
bon 81. 2ostis pirb Bel Der nG6iten
@prsfsrtpd6l Elm setpi9tiges @ort
anit3uTpre6sn 9aben; er lit ieBt gum
Dierten Male erpG6lt unb oesbal6
@prtfibrer Der MiHpurier Delegation
uro bic 4nberen tperben Tftperli9 o4ne
feline 3uItimmung banoeln. 8artbolot
perlangt apeierlei. 3und4It min er
nun fir einen Spre9er itimmsn, tpelz
der fiA ni6t NIT ben natipiItii9en
Glednenten, tpeI6e i'm lebten GpngreB
unter ben Repu6litanern Itorf pertrez
ten tparen, ioentifi5irt. Damn ober
tpiinf9t er cine Coordination, tpel6e
Feinen 5ratnIb &riTell bon Mtfouri
tpisbsr gum Sergsuntzatz4rms rpdhtt.
S6ermon brau6t pubrf9einli4 bic
3 MiHourier Stimmen aiemli9 not6s
tpenbig, I'm gum SpreGsr erpdbIt gu
hperben, rnb er mag buber bereit 9enug
Sein, auf bieie beioen puntte ein5uz
Bsben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Gr01t Seu1S

stat Seu'S
.u1onatIi5tr Regulator bat 9uupsrten bon o,audtz
ten 6rauen @liidi.Iiefttt eebra9t; bate ni6t tintu
~einlis.u Wib.rfole; b~eraltttte Gale obnt iStbls
i3lag in 2 big 5 Sassn eebsilt; ibmtrylos; teine
gefabr; tsiut lntsrbrsbung Der arbtit. Der Bot
eoer i'm Sitrean 81. &atbertbeilunQ gratis. -
Spre6ftunOtn bon 10 ubr 0ormittaQg Bis 9 llbr
abenos; Spuntngs bon 2 Bis ) ltbr Ra6mittaqg.
Srau Belts
Rr. s24, RprOsSpwares Gtrast,
CApr.14,lWn Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

vOie Deut{4en unb bic
eSrlGnoer in ben Ser. Staaten oppoz
niren 70 5iemli4 S9ultsr an S9ulter
elmer gu gpeitgebenben Sntimitdt 5tpi@
f9en bieiem 2anos uno @ngluno. Sic
sdbfen 3uiammen nit ibren SinOern
ca. 100000 Seelen. Oas 1T elm
sSaftor, ben bic @ntbufiaften auf ben
britiiden Snfeln gar gu Doreiltg als
bdOsrtungslos pergsfen uno Bel Settle
F6ieben. Nmerifanif9e Yofittfer
fpifen IS beffer!" 60 i4reibt Der Bis
lang b%unbspitbig ~angelzid9fid"
fau9srbe nGlepelarb Geaoer," ods
2eiborgan bes Senators Sama uno
bss 9%rGIibeRten Mc8inleD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Nfere Nn;eiaen.

Sic 9ebrc BON Den Sternen-
e,rog-ons o.ibriebeu. Qreig elm big flint Dollars
' WrcturuS
ae I07, 90. =2erinetDn=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

ni9t einlDi len, neil 8afn elmer dnberen
Combination bsitrut unb @prmart biz
Nd6l IisB 5piiden CURT unb isiuem
Sobfeinbe, 3i6isr 5iIber. 60 par's!
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28

The first issue OF the "Kendall
Student" a Monthly published by
Henry Kendall College, Muskogee,
Ind. Ter, was placed on file in the
Library this week. 1t contains a
picture Of the beautiful Presbyterian
Church Of Maskogee. Rev. c. C..
Mckinley, go, is now pastor Of the
Progressive Church. The new edifice
was built at cost Of SLIGO.
The paper also gave an account Of
revival services conducted by Rev,
Nathan Bachman, who has held sever.
al successful meetings IN Maryville
College.
Miss Lou Johnston, who has been
sick for some time, returned to hel
home at Montgomery, Ohio, last
Tuesday. Miss Jhonston is genuine
christian girl and was a very active
worker in Y. w. c A. during hel
stay at Maryville.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28
CAMP BOB TAYLOR.
Sancti Spiritus, Santa Clara Prov
inoe Cuba.
Jan. 10, 1899.

Jan. 10, 1899.
DEAR TIMES COMPANY B..
hasn't man in the hospital at this
date, although some of the boys
have been in, since we have been
here. Among those who were in
the hospital 4 few days was, Corp.
John G. Burns, Samuel Gillespie,
Chas. Woods, Chas. Mcpherson,
Johnathan Thomas, Elisha Slavin,
Harvey Baldwin. We have had
some marked quarter, not serious
enough to be taken to the hospital.
Everything is done that can be
done to preserve the health Of the
men. All the water we drink Is
boiled; each man is supposed to
take a bath at least twice a week
and some do every day; our camp
is kept perfectly clean and rigid
orders are enforced along all sani-
tary lines.
Capt John j. Blair is assisting
Col. Hannah in the government OF
the district OF Sancti Spiritus, he
being Receiver of all public proper
ty in the district and collector OF
customs. This takes him away
from the company and the boys
miss his smiling face and cheerful
ways. He comes out to camp to
spend the nights, however, and
often comes around to give US the
news.
Company B. was mustered in
with LOG men and still has lob
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28

he will be hers soon, but we wifi
not believe that he is here until
we get our hands on some Of
Uncle Sans greenbacks once
again.
We want everybody who can fins
time to write, to write us a few
words If no more, and not be too
particular about receiving an ans
wer right away.
Leonard S. Goddard.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28
SUBSCRIPTION. SHOPPER YEAR.
Advertising Rates.

IsT PAGE-I2H cents per. inch each in
sertion.
OTHER PAGEs-Io cents per. inch each
insertion.
DIscoUNT.-Three month contract &c
per. cent off of above rates. Six month
contract 80 per. cent off and IL month con-
tract 40 per. cent off.
BUSINESS CARDs.-of one inch $500 per
year.
LOCAL NoTEs.-Contract for 600 line!
calls for rates of 5 cts. per line. Contract
for 500 lines calls for acts. per. line. Con
tract for 1000 lines calls for gets. per. line
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28
To the Public.

We are authorized to guarantee
every bottle of Cham berlain'sC Cough
Remedy and if not satisfactory to
refund the money to the purchaser.
There is no better medicine made
for la grippe, colds and whooping
cough. Price, % ana SOC per bottle.
Try it. George & Montgomery,
Druggists.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28
How to Prevent Pneumonia


You are perhaps aware that pneu-
monia always results from cold or
from an attack of la grippe. Dur
ing the epidemic of la grippe few
years ago when so many cases re-
suited in pneumonia, it was OBJ
served that the attack was never
followed by that disease when
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was
used. 1t counteracts any tendency
of cold or la grippe to result in
that dangerous disease. II 10 the
best remedy in the world for bad
colds and la grippe. Every bottle
warranted. For sale by-George
& Montgomery, Druggists.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28
College News.

the best farming sections in Monroe
County. The building which they
occupy, is commodious two story
building affording ample room for one
hundred and fifty students. They are
exerting a strong effort to build up a
large school in that part Of the Coun-
try.
Rogers Tlllery of Shannondale,
Knox County, was visiting College
friends the first of the week.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28
CHRISTMAS IS
PASSED.

coming and all expecting royal time
Fine Photographs When you have that glorious eun
ion 1--WE us your order group of By strict attention and honest
work our growing day Our show full of fair specimens
Our prices are quality will allow We guarantee best satisfaction
YOU trading with customers are our best advertisers
We want your trade All warranted first class, best order assured
Polite attention all customers and visitors We do all
knd Of outdoor Bring copied We will
YOU money All mail orders promptly filed See our Show
next week Come ard avoid the rush
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28
than she might say she had lived
In t&ree different centuries.

than she might say she had lived
in t&ree different centuries.
'Ete National Colonization Aid
Souiety of An, erica, which has just
been organized by hadLential color.
ED men of Chu' tanooga, Tenn, will
ask Congress to set apart large
tract of land In the West for the ex-
elusive use "f negroes, where tney'
may set W hi nd4pendant govern
ment of their own, subject to the,
general suoervis3n of Congress.
Many influrnii*5 white men are.
Interested il the project, and are
BENDING it their raoral sport.
The John B. Prescott, the largest
schooner ever built, has been
launched at R0t4tland, Me.
-Four childrnM OF George Laing, of
Toledo, Ohio have died from eating
diseased chicken meat.
1t is reported that Spain contem-
plates the sale of the Laarone,
Caroline and PeeW Islands.
Ex-Congressman Joseph d. Say
crs 1;ls .ncueur.t !. ~ Governor Of
Texas last Tuesday.
A bill to abolish fees OF county
officers has been introduced in the
Delaware House of Representa-
tives.
A New York girl has been placed
in an insane asylum, the victim Of
excessive cigarette smoking.
Senator Hanna has announced
hat the Will support Congressman
Grosvenor for Governor of Ohio.
1t is believed that hereafter all
debate bearing on the treaty of
peace will be held in executive ses-
sion.
Capt. Walker, of the Cunard
steamer Campania, has completed
his 4OOth trip across the Atlantic.
Chauncey M. Dcpew says that he
is the only wage-earner who has
been named for United States Sen.
ator.
1t is estimated that there are In
the world to-day more than 100000,
900 Bibles, printed in $50 different
languages.
1t takes a police force of 746l
men to protect the interests of New
YorG's population against crime
and disorder.
Senator Quay is said to be so con-
fident of reelection that he will
start on a fishing expedition to
Florida this week.
The gunboat Yorktown has sailed
from San Francisco for Manila, via
Guam, our possession in the La
drone Islands.
4, Mexican school children are al
lowed to smoke during lesson time,
provided they have attained a GER
tain standard of excellence.
The Spanish Government offers
to pay q reasonable sum to the
, Filipinos for the release of the
Spanish prisoners held by the in
surgents.
The treaty between the United
States and the Cherokee Indians
must be ratified by Congress and
f the Cherokee people before it be-
comes effective.
Several mysterious deaths occur
, red near Mountain Home, Baxter
/. County, Ark, 1t is believed the
m, n-were poisoned by whisky Sc
cured at "blind tiger"
A band of American filibusters
are reported to be gathered at Port
: Barrios, Guatemala, ready to in
/ wade Honduras and overthrow the
r government.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-14
Hello UP AND ROBBED.
Five Masked Mon Loot North
western Train.
WAS CAREFULLY PLANNED
Station Agent Was Tied and Garced,
Express Car Was Blown Up With
Dynamste-Detctives on
the Trail

Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE Northwestern
limited train leaving Chicago at 1880
O'Clock last night was held up not far
from Dekalb, Ill. and robbed. The
hold-up occurred at Tower w, three
miles from Maple Park, ILL.,, at about
! midnight. 1t is not known whether the
robbers secured any great amount of
booty. A special train containing a
number of armed men and detectives
left the Northwestern station in Chi
cago early this morning bound for the
scene Of the robbery. 1t is said there
| were five masked men engaged in the
! operation. The train was tagged, and
while two Of the men compelled the en-
| gineer and fireman to run the engine
ahead, the balance robbed the train.
The train dispatchers office of the
Northwestern road in this city admitted
the truth of the story to the central po-
lice Office.
planned. Twenty minutes before the
train was due at Maple Park, the rob-
bers burst into the station house. and
, presenting revolvsrs at the head Of the
station agent, compelled him to remain
quiet While they bound him. After tie
ing him fast to a chair. they forced a
gag into his mouth and left him utterly
helpless.
The signals were then changed SO that
the train would be compelled to stop.
The robbers Went down the track to the
point where the train was stopped and
waited for it. AS soon as it came to
a halt, two of the men covered the en-
gineer and fireman with revolvers, ard
after uncoupling the engine, compelled
the engineer to run it down the track
two miles.
They then blew UP the express car
with dynamite. practically demolishlng
it and blocking the track. They then
blew open the safe and rified it. 1t is
not known how much money they Sc
| cured. Immediately after grabbing
| what they could from the safe, the
robbers Ted into the darkness. They
are now being pursued, but the robbers
| have quite a lead over the posse that
/ is after them. @s
| Engineer Daniel White was shot and
| it is reported very seriously wounded
| in the breast, because he refused to run
| his engine away from the train. After
shooting him one of the robbers ran the
| engine down the track two miles to q
switch, where it was killed" 1t is
also reported that the station agent was
| badly pounded UP and was left uncon-
scious on the floor when the robbers
wen tout to stop the train. 1t is no.
| thought his injuries are fatal, but IL
! was two hours after being assaulted De-
| fore he recovered consciousness.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-14
SYSTEM is WRONG.
General Merritt Arrsigns tho Ordnance
Bureau.

General Merritt Arrhtgns th0 Ofonance
Bureau.
WASH inston, Oct lathe annual re-
port Of Major General Wesley Merritt.
commanding the department OF the
East headquarters at Governors ISL
and. N. Y, was made public at the
United States war department to-day.
The report is strong arraignment Of
the whole situation in the artillery
branch of the service. being particu-
larly directed against the ordnance
bureau and incidentally the quarter
masters department, the latter for the
failure to furnish what General Merritt
considers proper quarters at artillery
posts.
General Merritt says that the system
on which the artillery is organized is
wrong in that the artillery man, who
is held responsible for the work he has
to do with his guns, has no voice in the
making or selection Of them, this being
left entirely to the ordnance bureau.
But he adds that since the engineer de-
partment in the same independent way
furnishes the artillery man with his
equipment and there has been no fault
to find with this portion of the equip
ment there must be something more
than the mere system to blame for the
unsatisfactory condition of affairs.