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Fuddy-Mrs- Brownrigg always speaks
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war horse" Isn't il odd2
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terrible charger
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the emily remedy o
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Royal nas by this
Bread tREAD label.
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HOW TO TREAT
HUSBANDS.
Mrs j. Matrimonial Bliss Tells Hbodt
dohn and the Measles.

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04
Observation-Disclosures.

0enrp s. groenbaup, 0ifers - Ma=
tbiloo u. 6ollleopt. WainriQbt.
Sobn airdeenner. 9eerfieln, Miib. =
gtellie 81. 2poih, 8allsp Sunction.
Sra 3opf, Sellrrp, .. - Ylanbe
Grid, Mlneral YOint.
Gunner So6nion = MarD Giolet BUR-
reu, beioe bon Sunoee.
Samuel 6. Hiel, Glebelano - Garab
81. &eubus, Stonecreef.
Sobn @omarbs - Mar9aret Sones,
beibe BON Canal 0oper.
Sbomas 8eprge. Stem Gaftle, 8a, =
9lnnie @omonos, @anal 8oper.
Nnton Gerefer, SiQOmoale, =. = gpa
gence. Wainriabt.
gbas. 9. Sabmos, gafersbille, $. :
Ilora Maism. Stonecreef.
Wm. 8. Saplor = Mabel 9a9eoorn,
beioe BON 9eelp pbilaoelpbia.
9lleranoer Gillop = Gatberina Gillon,
beioe pon Ylineral point.
Sas. 5. Selb, Steubenuile, .. =
Warp 2ple, Sennilon.
gbas. @lum, Sepenteen, .. - emma
3. 8osbprn, 5usearamas.
Safe &lein, Wineral point, - Minnie
6eiser. Canal Souer.
George 8er = Sannp MaIon. beibe
BON Canal 9oper.
Samuel .. Wiatbins - 2eona M.
Yeaber, beiOe BON Stem pbiluDelDhiu.
Sobn M. 9uem MagQie Salmon,
beioe bon Stem philadelphia.
Sohn q. Gdneiber, Susearatuas :
Sable 6. st. Matbias. Olotown.
Clarence garr. Susearawas GQa
Garter, SraeD.
8ictor $. 8lauier. = Marearet Ginb,
beioe bon SEEM philadelphia.
Wm. GobD, Dennilon - Nmanoa 6.
Steniple, gfem philadelphia.
Mereoitb 6. gngliib, Barberton, 8. -
Sennie g. Stemart, llbribsbile.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04
9mStnratuaS.

Durd palor 8. s.. Miller tpurben
ebelih perbunDen Nbam y. Canning
BON Iusearaipas unn Marp 6. @re,u
bon llbrihspille.
Die Witt,ue gfman 1T ihper franf.
gle leioet an einem 6ersiibel uno an
Der Waherindt.
Qaura gller BON glepelano 1T bier
gum Beiub bel ibrer Mntter uno
Greunnen.
llniere @elhdftsleute iinb nit bem
ginbeilnien pon Sis beibdftiat. Sas
@is 1T z bis 9 3oll bid.
Gdmmtlihe 3immer I'M Snscara<
mas Shul9ebduoe muroen lebter Gage
our6 9errn 3. @. Canning neu tape=
sirt.
Nrl. 8erniee Genneop iit nub Been=
pil!e. 3D., abgsreiit, ipplelbIt lie i'm
Sbiel=@ollese Muiitunterribt nebmen
MIRO.
Die 8emeinbe Der 6rieoens=Rirde in
Ybilipsburg .bat su Weihnadten ibren
Yafor, 0errn 8. 8. Miller. ireunos
lihf beoa6t uno Oemlelben cine ihOne
mullene 9efe uuo eln grobes Gomfor=
label gum Gjeihent gelnaht.
Oas orei Mpnate alte Sinh bon
0enrp s. Gotb lit on elmer 2unaepent=
siinbung aeltorben uno puroe auf oem
5rieoboi Der ct. Sames lutberilben
Stride beero!at.
Nm nahiten Gonntao 0ormittaa I'm
10 llbr miro paitor 8. 8. Miller in
Der STRIDE 81 pbilipsburs @ottesoienl1
| bolten. y
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ScWcrSom'S0c GinfaNDcit.
n3n SUB bin l6 gor ipobl befteat !"

8plf3lieo.
@on einem Staatsienator oieies Di-
itritts, Dem Nhtbaren Solepb Wlpers
ppn Goibocton. mirp ersdblt, ooB er,
perlebea nit pielen gilenbabnfobrtar=
ten, popon minosltens cine ibm auf Der
ganbanblebabn bate cine bequelne
Eabrt psridaifen t0nnen, Die &eiie nab
Der Gtaatsbauptitaot gu SUB aena6t.
@infaber nod tuie Shomas Sefferlon,
Der nab MaIbineton rift uno feline Go=
linante ielblt anbano, lit unIer Staats=
mann, oenn Ell beoient ll6 oes S1u=
1ters Gappen. gm lebten Sonneritas
Moreen perlieB er lelne Selmatb Go=
Iboeton, uno oa er 5u Sub oar moblbe=
itellt lit, fam CT furs ppr Witta9 in Mt.
Gernon on. 0a er natiirli6 elm 9ez
motrat lit, 10 iubte er bort Den Geprd=
ientanten patrit VI. gerrp, einen @e=
linnungseenoHen, auf. Ser Senator
mobnte aeraume 3eit in Mt. Yernon.
mo er in Dem nunmebr einaegangellen
M0belselddft Der 6itma Banning &
@ilis ols gerfdufer angeltellt mar.
lin balb 8 ubr ieBte er feline Geiie nod
Columbus fort unO ertuartet am Srel=
tag Ibeno bort anSutommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04
Der Rranfe,t : 8ote.

cine publifation BON Dr. peter Gabr.
nep in Gbiea9o, ST., i'm Snterei1e iei-
nsr Meoi5inen uno gum Wsiten Der lei.
benoen Menfdbeit berausgegeben. mod.
te ioeben auf unierem Slid iein CT.
f6einen. Ct 1T DOl euten 2eiefoffes,
unterbaltenb uno 3ugleitb belebrenb qe.
f4rieben uno tppographii9 biibi1 aus.
9efottet. 6ollte Der cine ober anoere
unierer Geier nod fein gIemplar pon
Der Qranfenbote" erbalten bobeq, 10
iuiro Ct gut barun tbun, ,seine potftorte
nit Wobnun9saft9abe an ben oernuss
9e6er, Or. Yeter GabrneH i Chicago,
Sa., ~ fenben. Die 3eitunq ,uiyb
fohentrei berlanbt uub- 1T bic ifeine
Miibe unb AusIa9e 100fa@ uestt.s a,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04

= Die Tenier soaen 1866 elm Seer"
an Der 8ren5e @anaoa's 3uiammen, UNI
es bonn enalil6en Sode gu befreien uno
oamit benz britiihen 26nen eine 9ooes=
nunoe 81 perieben. Sic Expedition
muroe oaourd pereitelt, baB ein Ser.
etaaten Maribaa bas un9efdbr aebn=
tauieno Mann itarte 5enier Seer um=
ain9elte uno burb Ddterliden Natb be.
tpog, tpieber ab3uriiiten. Gnglano
atbmete ipieoer auf. aber bic arlnen iri=
i4en Hienftmdoben, Die ibre lebten
Sparpfennise fiir bic Expedition berge=
geben batten, iuaren 10 poaig banterott.
oab bic aanse iriide 3epublid in bic
Bride giug.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04

\ Nls Beueis batiir. tpie groB bic
2dlte aeaenmdrtis in Deutidlanb lit.
lei anaefiibrt, bab Der Nrm Der Norbiee
auifhen 9derenbef uno Der Sniel
&oem aan3 3uaefroren 1T unb BON
Gubrtperten befabren lpirb. gs lit
oies in 3mansis Sabren nidt mebr bor-
9etommen.
Sn Misconfn ipurbe ber Coroner
gu einen ,grfrsrenen" 9erufen. Raum
bate ct bic 2eidenihnu begonnen, ols
bas Dbieft berielben iid erbob uno bas
Neroitt periiinbiQte. Der Deinh bes
goroners ma&te ibm ID piel GpaB, baE
Ct auftbaute.
Der Nice.Q Q6nie bon Snbien. 2orb
gur3on of Qsbblefon, isle9ropbirt aus
Calcutta, bob bic 3r06tnbeit antdff
ilnb iett bereits 5000; 900 bunaeraDe
gin0ebsres1s bsn Der 1ltetetuno iinter.
|fiftt wesben miiiisn. -5 Y y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04
ScIipar.
2. Sanuar, 1900.

z. SdltuuI, 1SUU.
Wertber genbabter
9as Nahtenen, bas Der @eIansdor
Der oeutib lutberiihen Stride am 80.
Sesember CAB, iuar gut beiudt. Sie
oeutid aubereiteten Speilen maren por-
3iialib, Der 8eiang. tpelter uiel CUR
llnterbaltung beitrus, mar .lebr gut uno
Die ginnabme mar troB oes talten g8et=
ters tefrieOieeno.
0srr Srant &ieo bon Soploroiae,
Su., 1T bel ieinen Sernanoten 6errr
uno Srau Saqlob, gu SeIu6 oabier.
SSrdulein Warp Stepban bon 2lnb=
reps, Sno.. lit iiber Die Jeiertaae sll
geiub bel ibren Gerwanu,en Serrn
uno Jrau 9totter anoertbalb Neile oon
bier. .
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04
8isntarGs eiIcrme 0terpcn

paren bas Neiultat elmer eiiernen Sc
iunobeit. lnbeueiamer Wi0e uno
raltloie gnergie finoet man ni6t, tpenn
Maeen, 9eber. Nieren uno gingetpeioe
nidt in Sronuns liao. 9Botlt ibr oieie
@ioenihafteu uno ben Grizzly, ben lie
brinstn, gebraudt Gr. Sings neue 2e=
benspillen. 9ieielben entlpifeln ale
2rdfte bes @eiltes uno GDrpers. Sur
Is Gents in Der Npotbefe BON s. s.
Wtiller & Gobn. 2
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Gin nlitdslidJes 5le11inbr,

g8 tpun1dn Den Seem bs vgeobahers Elm eidldes ge
eanees Nulabr n Dem saby meles ebn gu Gno qeb bate
Der GroBe Store ben eroBn lmab bersn jenas g
habt gSr meroen Die Slmme $l63 100000 bis anlar
1900 lht ergeben gSir banen unen bien sunon Run
ben lu b iberae &unoiaft udbnO oes abres bon ba
ole unre aen uno uno pele ben GroBen Store
Sabre u ibrem @ntauspab MAIDEN merben IS oebt feen
eren gNe9 UNI Go MADDEN as nbem br bel guren ginuIen
s. TO- Is bis SO pront eripa probirt r Elm Sab
uno sb ob Sbr am Gno oelbn ni bunber mebr Dollars
9eponn bab br fOnnt bel uns Nes aufen eSb braud
uno on aaem, mas Sbr braudt. poe e}br Geo lparen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04
Nnlfaniid)e MusbrINe

iino erpBartia, aber 9autauslbldee
nebmen benz 2eben allen 3ei3. Buf=
lens Nrniea @albe furirt bieielben. TO-
tpie aud alte unb fliebenbe Wunoen
uno Gieberausihldse. Ulcers, geulen,
1elons, 9iibneraugen, War3en. G6nit=
te, Breno= uno 8riibmunoen, 9eiprun=
gene 0dnbe uno Troitbeulen. Die
bette 9eilung fur 0dmorrboiben, bic es
aibt. Nertreibt pein unb @1mer3en.
Nur Is Gents per @ta9tel. 0eiluns
9arantirt. Nertauft in Der Mpotbete
bon s. s. Miller & Sobn. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-04
Sefentli6er &erfauf bon groken Yaffiien.

am eamaae ben 30 December 1890 ueroen O5 pod1sn por
Is Bis 25 8ubels bateno, Wefarung biusen G nen
autm 3naano nno pe no pdsm 9annenbos onat
aonm oier Ierfeiaeruna un faut aen eenn pi
Ser Grtau beeinn II ubr yabmiag
Die nod hbriaen 5ehtoas= =gsaan p epluarn 5np
baben pre ausperfauft Oas bebt Mfe cehe fir
&C., Csc. Nrtel fur 1916. Soc artel far 25. 10 mte
go6mals man9en mir Maer Elm @ludlides Neuia6r!
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0ie 8ooten pes syabrcs 1899.

Muf ben hieliaen GrieDb0ien fanben
tudbrenb benz Derflo1enen Sabre bic fol.
senDen YeeroisunSen iiatt
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18
NCC|0|C1ey S
..GrOcery.'.

is completeNin every particu-
lar, carrying the best and most
particular line of Staple and
Fancy Groceries carried in
the State.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18

The increased interest in Daughters
OF Confederacy is gratifying to those
who cherish tender memories of the
days of 6l-65. The meeting Monday
afternoon was we'll attended; Miss
Marian King was received as a new
member. Miss Hattie Cleveland was
appointed by Kennesaw Chapter to
serve on Winnie Davis Memorial Com
mlttee for 9TH Congressional district.
Miss Towers read interesting paper,
giving us bit of Col. Towers, her faith
er's, thrilling experience at the battle
OF Gettysburg. Miss Cleveland recited
a beautiful incident where Gen. Beaure-
gard, took off his hat and saluted the
gallant Sth. Mention was made of the
death, of Gen. Barlow, where as he was
being carried from the field, be called
to them, they have killed me boys,
but don't give up the fight" Cores
ponding Secretary was notified to send
a postal card to every chapter of the
U. d. c., asking for 800 to be used in
placing a monument in Confederate
cemetery, where 5000 of the boys who
wore the grey lie buried. Let us mark
the spot
At stockholders meeting last week
OF the A. K. 4 n railroad, Henry X
McHarg was elected president; E @.
Spalding, president; II. w. Oliver,
secretary Sand treasurer, and John B.
Newton acting general manager. The
road is being placed in good condition,
new steel bridges and grades and curves
improved. The switch back will be
removed.
| The Standard Oil Company has ad-
vanced the price of oil in the last few
months four cents per gallon. Rocka.
Teller evidently wants to raise a few
more millions to meet the demand OF
the trust. The people who use the oil
| foot the bill
An ambition to excel in that which il
worth doing should be the incentive tc
to action, and not simply to devote
ones time to something not worth
doing. Many people waste their lives
in trifies and try to excel in those
| things that are of no value.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18
GATL|N Z SON,
Successors to Watkins & Gatlin)

SO lbs. White Spray
Flour, SI,o5
SO lbs. Veaches High
est Patent, $I.OO
SO lbs. Monday, csc
so lbs. Extra Family, OOc
SO lbs. KennesaW, OOc
Best Teal, per bu., soc
No. z Rio Coffee, h., I2c
Sun Dried Fruit, zhc
Best Pineapple, qt. can, Ioc
All kind of Canned
Goods in proportion.
Fire Proof Oil, pr. gal, I5c
Soda, per lb. pack, sc
Toxic Soap, 10 bars, 25c
Tiger Soap, 10 bars, 25c
One Spoon Baking
Powder, pound, &C
All Kinds Of Fresh MeO|S.
TenderTOin Steak TOc pound
PROMPT ATTENTION TO AL ORDERS
MARIETTA PHONE NO. 81
BELL PHONE NO. 100
GATIIN & SON,
Successors TO Watkins & Gatlin)
Southwest Corner Square.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18

18th Business Year
Always improving"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18
BIsMAROK,s IRON NERVE

Was the result of his splendid health,
Indomitable will and tremendous en-
ergy are not found where stomach
liver, kidneys and bowels are out OF
order. II you want these qualities and
the success they bring, use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They develop every
power of brain and body. Only 25c at
]. W. Legg's drug store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18
Low Prices.

But the paramount point at
issue is the prices. We
make our prices to suit the
financial condition of our
customers (Which always
demands economy and it
is our pleasure and pur-
pose at all times to use our
utmost power to please
those with whom we come
in contact.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18


For this week we call
attention to four special
bargains, which will es-
pecially appeal to bargain
seekers /:
Good Rice, per pound. sc
Fine Roasted Coffee,
per pound, IOC
3 pound Can Steamed
HOminy, sc
Finest r1OCha and
Java Coffee, lb, 25C
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18
NCCC[AICHE !
Wishes a prosper
Gus and happy New
Year to all man
kind

That there can be no shadow
without some light is a self
evident fact-admitted by
all. There can be no dis
cretion in buying blindly,
the everyday necessaries of
life, without first consider
ing prices and observing
qualities.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18
CHRISTOPHER SIGN co.,
(0rdpIp. ia.

Printers OF wood, card board, oil cloth and
paper advertising signs for outdoor advertising.
Big muslin signs painted in bright, last colors,
a yard by mail postpaid.
Signs made Of gold nickel brass, glass and
enamel
Only factory Of the kind south Of Baltimore,
Daily capacity of wood and cardboard signs 49, 600
Write for price list.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18
John n. Manget,
REAL ESTATE


am thankful to the public for their patronage
during the past.
It is my desire to build up business that will
be beneficial to both buyer and seller.
want on my books every piece OF property in
near Marietta, that is for sale or rent, and II
In taking property for sale expect parties TO
give me their lowest price, and II they expect to
offer 1t for price lower than they give me do
not want 1t.
Ny commissions fer selling and renting are
reasonably low, and will be made known on
application.
To parties wishing to buy homes or invest
money in real estate 1 earnestly solicit your
patronage. can find you what you want in price,
location and improvements quicker, and more
satisfactorily in every way than you could
am glad to .answer any direct questions in
regard to our city and county, or to show property
that have for sale or rent.
have some very desirable places in the city
and near by that ana Offering for sale at reason
able prices.
We RENT HOUSES
Parties wishing to rent Vill please tell me what
they want and can keep them posted as vacan-
cies occur, If have nothing tSRk suits them at
the time 49,
II you want to buy, rent or se2t nease come to
see me. #
Fire Insurance! Now yaHGOOd Time.
represent some of the strongest and most
prompt fire insurance companies doing business
John n. Manget.
MARIETTA TELEPoHHE I74
so. BELL TELEPHONE 80
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-01-18

The Marietta Journal and Atlanta
Weekly Constitution both papers TO
one year $1.S5.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07

on August II last the present owners
have manifested . degree Of energy
which will stand an an example TO 9TH
er corporations
On the Cariboo. sinking on the 100
foot Wine from the fourth level 1t q
depth OF $50 feet on the Okanogan
claim Is still In progress. about 80 feet
having been accomplished. When II
has reached depth OF 100 feet below
this level q raise will be started TO the
surface. This working will In time
become the main outlet for the ore. and
1, Ia intended to make II three-com-
partment shaft When the raise Ia
completed to the surface the present
machinery plant will be moved to the
Okanogan claim. as the hoist and pow.
er plant are good for 1000. The winze
Is going down In ore OF splendid
grade.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
Fatal Wreck In Mexico.

San Antonio. Tex, Dec. ga terri.
BILE wreck in which a score Of persons
were killed and about 60 others hurt
occurred on the Mexican Central rail-
road Thursday afternoon between Ca
mancha and Symon, so miles south of
Jimulco. The first news of the disas-
ter reached here today. The place
where the wreck occurred Is in val
ley at the foot of two immense hills.
Both trains were running 80 miles an
hour. One of the trains carried con.
struction crew numbering $50 men.
The other was a freight train of SIS
empty cars. Three engines and about
40 cars were piled up 80 feet high. Two
Americans, train employees, were forced
to flee to avoid lynching. The killed
and injured names are not obtainable.
1t Is said to be the most serious wreck
that has ever occurred in Mexico.
Ell Paso, Tex, Dec. 3.-Engineer Ross
and Firemhen Reeves and Harveson of
the freight train were killed. Most of
the dead and wounded are Mexicans
who were riding in the cars next to the
engine. 1t Is now said the collision
was on the main line near Jimulco be-
tween freight and a passenger train.
and that 1t caused the death of II Der.
sons and the injury Of 20. The freight
was double header.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
MINES AND MINING NEWS
QUIZ NORTHWESTERN MINES.
oeeas CLEANED Fso0 Late Reports
An Districts Are 1<tas Developed
"A Pssspssess Yeas IL Predicted
niaiss Nstes aaa Personals.

The rival Of the great American smell
tar trust 10 In course OF training for q
gigantic campaign. The movement mas
becn In progress quietly for severa!
months and yesterday II developed that
plsns arc no far completed that ioca'
lions for plants are being selected ana
the last touches are being given to one
OF tho most daring projects OF the dec
ado. Tho large plants are 10 be erect
ed simultaneously. Ono Ia TO be In
Denver. q second In Sal, Lake and a
third will be built at favorable point
In Mexico. yet to DO named. Each OF
tho plants In To have = capacity for
handling automatically 10000 tons OF
ore daily and all are TO be built upon
practically tho same plans. Experts
for the various departments have ~,
ready been invited to connect them
selves with the company. Each OF the
new smelters will be provided with 70
tsnsr.ss where gold. silver. copper or
lead can DO refined 20 the degree nee
osasry for tho worlds consumption.
IL II claimed the plants will coat VI .o00..
900 each. much lcss than tho amount
publicly announced by ths promoters.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
Powder EXPLOSION.

The steamer Energie brings dei1
of the terrible powder explosion at M
king, China, which killed over 300 p
pie last month. During violent thu
derstorm lightning struck a povd1
magazine containing half million q
ties, which exploded. The result WI
utterly obliterate the small vil1
where the magazine was locats
Throughout the districts were fou1
heaps Of mangled and twisted bodies
The rescuing Of the bodies was q
ried on for week by Chinese solids
100 being recovered the first day.
A high Chinese Official reports
Shanghai that while at the Chips
court at Ta-tung-fu he neither saw
heard of the heir apparent. Pu ca.
Prince Tuan's youngest son. The
cial was convinced that the heir
parent was slain or died during
flight from Pekin. He says this W
Is strengthened by the unexpected
eide OF the heirs chief preceptorS
dukes. who were responsible with On
lives for his safety.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07

London. Dec. Lord Roberts Gu
blcs from Johannesburg:
The Dcwetsdorp garrison OF two
guns OF tho Sixty eighth field battery,
with detaehments OF tho Gloucester.
shire regiment. tho Highland Light In.
fantry and Irish Rifles. 400 In all. sur.
rendered at t,t5 y. M. November ~.
Our losse~ were Is mon killed and ~
wounded including Major Hansen and
Captain p.Kby The enemy Ii said to
he $500 strong, Four hundred mon
wcrc dispatched from Edenburx 10 re-
lieve Dc~ctsdorp. but they did not sue
eced In reaching there in time. Knox
Joined this force and found Dewetsdorp
evacuated. Seventy Ave alex and
wounded had hecn left there. Knox
pursued. ard Is reported 10 have becn
fully engaged with Steyn and p~wet
near vaalbank, They retired west and
southwest. knox's messenger failed To
kcs through. 80 | have no details"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
Receptions at the white House.

Washington, Dec. 3.-Secretary Cortel.
You has announced the following program
OF receptions and dinners at the executive
mansion for the season of 1901: January
!, Tuesday, presidents public reception, II
4 M. to 1880 a. M; January 2, Wednes.
day. cabinet dinner, 8 p. M; January 9.
Wednesday, diplomatic reception. 0 TO
1910 ?. M; January Is, Wednesday. dip
ionaflc day, p. m. January 90, Wednes
day. Judiciary reception, 0 to $50 D. m.
January 80, Wednesday, congressional re-
eeption. Q to 1890 p. M; February 6.
Wednesday, supreme court dinner, 8 D. m. !.
February 10. Wednesday, army and nav,
reception; February 9, public reception, o
to O:0 p. m.