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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10

sa 81. e.aaisn .......". So0 il5600 SO,00O
gBas Deutl9lanb hstrifft, 10 finb
su ben $1,000 S. nod bic fit beutfhe
sfehnuna erbduten @diffe bin3usuz
rethner. tpelde nah lloDbs Gngdben
i'm Sabre 1899 69,OOO 9pnnen betrus
GER. DeltIdlanb 1T gngldnos better
Eunbe unb babel erfrent iih Der
beutihe Ghiffbail san5 auBeroroerlt@
IidNr Blutbe; Ct itebt an 8ebeutuns
an sipeiter Gtelle gleid binter benz
Gnalunbs.
Sci sssapan llnb ben Ser. Staaten
erilGrt ficb Der ftdrfe 8ebarf an
Smiffsrduiien i'm Jcbre 1898 DErh
bic Rriege biefer 2dnber; Die Nahz
frage nah 3runsporteelegenbeit 1T TN
spiIden lpieber normal getporben.
Selterreic) bat bebeutenb ipeniger
Shiffe gefauft, als III ben 8oriahren,
bagsaen $1,000 s. alf engliidsn
Merftsn bauen laiIen.
Mus Spalien betrifft, 10 berbient
befIen enormer S6i{fsimport bslona
bere 8eahtilng. Gs beSog 67 5dbtffe
nit lie. 900 Sonnen 8rutto, unbslieb
auBerbeln nod $4,000 s. in Gnglcnb
nel bauen. syait ale Sieie Shiffe iinb
fir Bilbao beitin,mt. Die Derldifs
flung an Grs bon bort betrug 1899
SIS Millirnen Sonnen, uno ba bic
Grapreile in ben lebten atpei eSabren
itart geitiegen iinb, 10 erscben fid9 fir
Die lpaniIden 8eiiber febr betrddtlide
8etpinne. Gs folen ferner $50 Miu.
peietas fir ben @erfauf cubani5her
9eIibungen bon Mmerifa nah Sraz
MEN gefloIIen 1ein. 9as fpaniIM
Capital bat iib nun in lebter 3eit ipe=
gen bes gerinsen Grtrases Der in
Golb persinslihen Mnlasen neben esSnz
buftrie eSnbef ftirungen NIT 8orliebe
Der Rbeoeret sllgeiDenbet, obgleib bic
Neaieruna ni1ts that, rm Die Rauf@
fabrtei anSu1pornen uno fc9ar etne
Mbaabe BON 25 peIetas auf Die Sonne
pm ieben i'm 9luslanb sebauien
Shiffe erbebt. ltnteritiibt tpirb bic
Gnttpidluna BET lpanilsben Rbeberei
burn.benllmi /, ,baB bieseinheimiidr
&oble fid, trefflib fir ben Gebrauh
Der Oanapfer eignen inb gutter norDz
englifherfanb ariht nadfebnsipl.o
ssm Gansen bebeutet Der S9iffsz
export fir Gnslanb Bel ben geitiegeaen
Matsrialpreilen niGt nur Elm iebr alls
tes Geidaft, ipnbern audi cine Der
iiineung feiner eigenen 9anbelsflotte,
bu beitdnDie bic dlteren S9iffstppen
on baS 9(uslonb abseitoBen iperben.
sSuit bic 9Glfte Der 1899 berfauften
Ghiffe iparen Dor 1885, mehr als Drei
ssiinitel Dor 1890 erbaut.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
Die &arteulegerili.
S,,morcsfe DO, War Sirlt1ielS.

Srau Babel battle, ieiibem iieWitt!pe
geiroroen mar, fd9on auf bic berI4tez
benite Wrt perfudh, ii1 unb tire bier
Wiirmer burchs 2shen s,i 5hlaaer.
Sic mar Maf1eurtn. @enrii1efrau, Sc
triirsfrdmerin unb 8ermietberin eepe=
fen unh als es nit beln lebten @ez
perbe ni9t io redH geben ipollte, madte
lie im auf ben Weg sur rlpeiIenSruu",
nm bon bieIer einen Hatb gu erbitten.
Die tpeiIe Trau ihlus lire &arten auf.
prrpbeaeite Der erItaunten syrou Babel,
boB fie I'M 2uufe bes oosabres eiren
,ch0nen unb reiden iungen Mann fei@
rothen iperoe. unb berehnete biele err
freulid>s Weisfuqung au bem iiSerz
raid,enb biliaen preiIc bon stpsi
Warf.
yrou gubel oing Deinl ,ll1b bilioer!e
nit ibren GprDblineen Das sanse syaGr
Itnburh in iteter Gripartune bes
rNalnberbaren", unb ais bteies ME
eintraf, fam lie auf ben eeicheiDter
@etonfer, fir BEN preis bon sipei
Wtorf pro perlon ebenfalls fh0ne llno
reihe 8rdutigams 81 propbe3eien. llnb
ichnn na9 einidbriaer Musiibunq besz
ielben mar ihre ssamilie, fie felbIt elm
gefhlrilen, bid, felt unD runb.
gines Saees lieb fi6 Der JleiI1erz
ne;iter 8ultde bei sSrau Babel melbe:,.
Sic empfing i'm, Die &arten in Der
Senb, nit pielner6eibenben 2dheln. +.
,9itte, ieben Sic Iid,, mein !Derr,
neine &arten liiaen niemal5, Inn ib
neroe Sbnen iogleid ="
,Nes, burllm hanpelt es ii6 nint,"
elmiberte Der ehriame Meilter, ,bos
mir Die Rdrten 1T ia reht ih0n, ,aber
mir gebt es gang gut, etlpas @liidli@
hes brau6e iG allo nidt, unD bas
llneliidliebe -"
rMDAtenSie nibt germ bDren. Sshr
beritdnbia, mein 6err. Mber ib fDnnte
Inen pieueidt in 9etreff sSbrer iibriz
gen 5amilie ="
,.Stimmt." rnterbra6 iie 9ulide.
SD fomme rdinlidp ipegen meinsr
srau. @or siniger Seit tamen sipei
ssreier gu uns, unb nleine Sruu
Idnanfte, ipen fie ilebn1en iollte."
Die Jreier famen natiirlitb meiner
SoGter tpeaen. Mas nun mein 2ieleten
iii = 10 beibt ndu!i6 meine Sohter--
hie mD9te germ ben prrpiior M0ler
heirathen, eiuen fori6sn, i6lanfen
Menihen. nod bd5u @ohn cines s,lten
sSreunbes BON mir. Was uber metre
ssrau III, bic bat iib in ben Ropf ees
febt, unier 2ieiefen fon ben Menoant
alein beiratber, ipeil Der nGmli1 bic
mpneten bat unb meirler. syruli gu
lhmeimeln peritebt. Ser Menban! If.
eir fleiner, bdblidrr Rerl, unb meme
Srdter unb ih, mir nennen i'm unter
| uns nidt anbers als ben &leinen".
Meine Grail 1T anerbings INNER ipsis
thenb, tpenn mir ibn 10 nennen. gDir
Raben raeiner ssrall 10 lange 3uaeiebt.
his fie fdapdnfenb ae.porben 1T, iinb
ta fat fie fih sulebt porgenommen. 81,
Shnen 81 geben, Jrau. Babel, unb sic
frlien ibr aug ben aarters faaan, tpel=
der bon ben 8eibcn ber Mihtiae i'll.
Tin nGdEe iG Sic bDd redt .ftII:l
Eten,; 81 flge1l, ber prpbifor ipdre Del
Nihtige."
| vUUhin6 6eTr. entgesnete sSran gabel
mi! getrdnfter Miene, ri1 bin lneinen
G.nben gegeniiber gans llnpnrteii{9
ID, ceute nlir aus, mas IN ben Gnrten
i1ebt, inb -
syn biefem Musenblide ltgte Gerl
9nIide Elm 3ebnmarfFtiid ouf Der
sii@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10

Die NGgel iprehen man6mal oeut=
lt6er als Die Ginien berS6anb. eSm
Gtaate Midisan perbuftete man un=
ldngit einen Mann Namens Sorsnen,
Der 1einen @efdbrten &olb burh einen
MeiIsrfti9 eetDbtet bate. SD bin un-
5hulbie." betbeuerte Der 8erbre9e-,
,aolb bat 1i9 1elbit bas 2eben eenonlz
men," Mber Der 2i9ter betrahtete auT@
merriam ZEN 2ei9nam unb fagte NIT
oller 8eitimtbeit: yaplb bat iib nidt
IelbIt getobtet, benn er mar rehtsbdu
bigger lit ober BON Semanbem get0btet
tporben, Der linfsbdnbig 1T. 3sigenSte
Sbre 6arD, 9prstpel! sic itnbs limts.
hGnbig! Gie baben aolb get0btet!"
Oumit tpcr bas llrtheil gefdllt. Die
syrage Der Re9tsz ober 2infsbGnbiafeit
aber, Die fir bic serid1tlt9e Mebiain
bon 10 sroBer 9eoeutung lit, tann
nellerbirgs bur6 Die 8epbabtung Der
sytngerndsel nit Siherbeit entfdtez
DEN tperben. Sriiber perludte man, es
burh MeKung Der 9anbgelenfe feltsu=
itellen. Oas 9anbgelent, Das mebr ge=
brauht tpirb, lit eetpDbnlib frGftiger,
Der unterfhteb i'm umfang iit oft mebr
als Sehn Millimeter; aber bieie MeIs
iungen fonnten niht INNER eraet bor@
genOmmen tperben. 6eit man nun bic
Ndsel genauer itubirt bat, lit man bon
bie5er Metbobe abgefolnmen. Die ar
bettenben Musteln setpinnen an Rroft
unb Die iie llmgebenben @epebe an Sc
tpiht llnb @olumen. OieIe @erGnbe=
rung 3eigt iih bel oer 9anb au6 an
ben NGgeln. Die Der linten 6dnb finn
BON benen Der re9ten eetpDbnlih beu:s
lih unter1hieben. Der fransDfH1eMrat
Nesnault bat auf bieie SbatIad,e in
Der pariler r@eielldaft fir Mntbrp=
pologie" Suerlt uufn1ertlam'senad
Gr eonitatirte, baB bic syingernGgci
Der renten Sanb bei benHe1tsbGnbern
breiter iinb als an Der linfea, unb baB
bas llmaetebrte Bel BEN lintshGnbern
Der San lit. Die Wusnabmen iinb lebr
felten unb betragen faum 3 procent.
Oiele Beoba6tungen iiro nun BON Dr.
u. Minatop ipeiter fortaefiibrt unb
ergdnat tporben. Gr fano, baB Der I'm
teridieb ber. .5inserndsel an >beiben
9dnen unsefGbr 3tpi5den ] bis 2 Mils
Iimeter fhnantt. Sn ben ieltenen ssGls
len, mo beibe 9dnbe gleihmGBig ga=
brauht tperben, 1T gar tein Unter=
1hieb porbanben.. Sci GrnaMienen If
INNER Der Nagel bes Daumens am
breiteiisn. Die Q6nge 6er anheren N6s
gel ninlint IN folgenber Meibe as: nit
telfinger, NinSftneer, 3eigefinger unOi
tleiner Jinger. Die NGqel Der rehten
S3anb {inb Bel benz g2ehts htsbdnber ,qes
tp0bnlih mebr ubgeplatttt,, cei BEN
2intsb1nber 1T es iirflsetebrt. gm net
ften nbSeplnttet iinb 3eigtfinatr iinD
Dnumen, Mingfiitger unb fleiner ssfins
Ger am tptpigiten. 9ei Erpaddenen
iinb iie ,nebr nab innen getriimmt unD
pfdtteh fiG ab nit benz Utter infolae
Der Mrbeit Der 9dnb. .3pifdkn BEN
@rultlimfnhg iinb ber Nreite Der NG=
| qtl fGeint eile 4e3iebunq III hef1efetl.
Minufpp bat beobo1tet, bab bie aRdael
um fo srOBer finb, i brsitsr Bic 8yii5i
! it. I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10

.EDheGette bon y. ton Yldntenbcrg.
0as unsti;d mar iiber Die Tamilie
bereinse6ro6en tpie elm 9ieb III Del
Naht. Ser 8atte uno Gater idnb
nidt Die araft, iein S9idial au tra=
gen; er eti9ob iitb fur5 na6 Gintritt
Der aetuitropts. Nun Itano Die Trau
allein nit rer Gorge I'm ben einSigen
@obn. sbsr Die 6rage Inn feline 3uz
funft fam porldufig nod gar nitbt in
8etratpt. 8pr Illem gall es Die Ser
binolihfeiten prbnen, ipelbe an Gem
Nomen bes gsrItprbenen 6afteten.
9as mar teine fleine 9lufgabe.
Die sSamiiie bate 9elebt lpie eben
2eute bon 8s~mogen nnb mooernen
S6lages 81 leben pFiegen; neben -
.niht miteinagloer.
9obert. ber Go6n, bate fritz eez
lernt, iidb ol5 grbe Sl1 fiiblen. Nun
hattie elm Mugenblid 8elb unb @jut
uno DEN Gater bahingerafft. Gr fab
Die Wu.ter nidt 5uIammenbre6en unz
ter nieIem 9pppelIhlag, iab lpeber
Shrdnsn nod1 S1mmer. Sic lhten
nidt al lsiben. 9on friib bis 1pdt
iab iie am SGreibtiiibe, prbnete poz
pierre. re4aete, jcbrieb. Stunbenlang
peilte Der 9sppfat bsi ibr, bann tpiez
Der fllbr iie aus, bier9in, borthin =
obne llsberiti!ronne, a6er audi ofne
!Ruhe. Sei ibt mar ipobl fir i'm tein'
SrDIs su 5DFfen = 10 ging er nno
iudte i'm anosrstpo. unter Tremben,
uno Die Miutter - lieB ibn geben.
Oas Grfte, mas Die Mitttpe anprbz
nete. tper Der 0ertarf bes 2anbGauz
ies. oas Der Oatte ibr gum 9oh5etts=
gelbenf eeInudH. gergeben5 ipanpte
Der g(opofat Elm, Die Wiaa lei ibr
Gi9entbum, cuf iGren Namen sez
Itbrieben. sic beipegte abiuebrenb ben
appf. .0estaufen" par lire gan5e
9(ntiport.
Gin aGl.fer fanb iid balb, bpc) nur
fir bas leere 0aus. Oas 9lngebpt mar
Elm reelIes iie erfldrte ftn bebinz
gungsios bcmit einperitanben.
LIMB ipas Iou nit Der Ginri6 6tr:ng
ae1d,e1en2" fragile Der Moppfat, Der
ic6 in oiele Srau, Die ebebem nur iih
ielber, Der groBen Welt 81 1eben ihien
uno beren jsbise ghatfraft einem
Manne Gbre eenla6t latte, nidt Sn
finbem permo6te.
,Yerfaufen, au1 berfaufen" =
unb nah furSer ueberlegnng: Cine
2icitation fiibrt ieoenTaas am 19neu=
item, gam Refultat - alio cine 2iei@
tation. Genben Sic mir einen per=
ldBlihen Meniden, einen S1dBneiz
iter sl."
s(m Mittasstiide mari bic syrau
sipei MDrte bin, Die Mobert in
idnaersliher getroffenheit entsegenz
nabrrl.
.Msie. Ou lDiIit nnier. 2anbbaus
perfaufen2 Die M6bel audi =? Mber
Manta!"
.gs ipirb ms Elm anitdnbiser
g5reis fir Die Niaa geboten."
.Nber - fie gsbDrt ia Dir fein
Wlenfdb tann baran riibrer."
Der Blid Der Wsutfer ipurbe 70
ernf. baB Nobert bie elueen fenfte.
,Du tDeibt bod papu Fat S1ulz
ben binter1dHcn."
I'D mar 10 gerne brduBen, Din
bort qebcren sporDen," Hangs iuit
Elm Wnrfpurf duS ben Morfen bea
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
Gt3aie 9antftenael <,3eberene.
9as Mnttcrbcr;.

Gonelette bon q. non Tlal,fcnbcrg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
sEATrI.T,-PORT 0AaBLE-ro"ss~
ROUTE.


STEAMER PRosFkh
T,e.yea CITY dork aany st ~ sg.sssts1
eeyt eunaay. fos Port Nafison- w
port Gamble. Port LudloF sa~s..is
'rownsens. Return,ag. reaefss ~ n
2 a. IA. daily sunday leaves .ss,srs
Townsend direct az y q. ID ts~4
leaves Port TownseTd fgr ssAfrlg "
at y. m. Telephone. MAIN ~
gardus * Co.. Agsnts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26

DAILY BOATS 70 PORT T0wNskY
AND PORT ANGELES FHoA

Sundays. Tuesdays and Thprsdass q
midnight for Port Townsend. Pofi N
iarns. Duneenesa. Port AngelH a
Crescent. Gettysburg, Pysht. Caasn
Neah bay Returning, leaves ran
geles Tuesdays. Thursday aaa Sals's]
At a. M. leaves Port r9vnssno y
a. m. arrives ina seattle AZ iR
Steamer Garland leaves CITY tees
days. Wednesdays snd Fridats A. y
night for Port Townsend. Pefi 49, 49,
Dungeness. Port Angeles sna ~,
Returning leaves Port Angeies - y
on Mondays. Wednesdays and fn11
leaves Port Townsend at u .. M ~
In Seattle AZ 100 p. m.
Telephone Main $40. ,..~
CAPT. j. u. THOMPSON. Masss~
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HOOD CANAL AID POET
ROUTE

sTFAuER DopE -
Teaven Central dock Tnss1ss,,,s,sss
days and Saturdays, az o. 81 q
On alternate days Telss ncas' ssssr<l
W. 7. GAFFSEk.
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PORT ORCHARD And FORT W
INGToN EoITEvu,

ISGTON ROUTE
STEAMER NARY Y FEh1.,
T.saVaa fs,at AZ WaFhingtot sffsfS hs
r. m, Sundays 100 M TX IA
Reaci, Brefuertou. Y. ~. a
Charletton Sidney. Tsscyisn; ,' y 80
vef1als. Returning. leaves Tu 49, x.sg}
m sidney. r.c8 a. m L&&..s 49,
enft,rSsv rlgftr Al sra .. m Ts'fs'''
Main t2s -
....ss4~a n
FOp WILDLY BLAND roiNxss "a
IA CONNER Stea mel. tsfM :, n
leaves Central dock. reatitef go y. 4.
Inner ster M except santsys ~ =
ms III r.auSrGa CLINTON. HfpwN
f,rnEtfv Counefilie. San ae fses
ffafi8r. f'ssslady snd IL a'anns' ~ IA
"a CONNER TRADING
pnRTATION COMPANY. o
ephous Main III .--.-~-----.-a>
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily, except Sunday
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips, Seattle Tacoma
route as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE g.
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattle-135. ii.i5 a. m. 2a5 els
y. m.
Leave Tacoma-s.so n. m: ], 40, 8 D. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle~~fla1 a. m, ~ m. u. m
Leave Tacoma 90 a. m. 2.so. 100 p m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot of Ma
rion street. Seattle.
Sundays steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
SEATTLE & EVERETT. NAVIGATION
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Or. sN.
AND OREGON SHORT liSE.

IuNEsE NAtN>~sAluHthsN Hut IT,
Seattle to AL p0lnts East sN3 So9ghcaAs.
VIA Portland. Salt Lake Clty and Denver.
Pullman pAlace sieepnre, library and din.
tng ears. upholstered tourist siacpeFs aad
frse reclining chair ears steam heat.
plntsch isht Feg tickets 90 or from any
point in ths Uni,ea States Canada or ~.
rurr cali GA or address T. r Kills Cen
erai ageot. SIS FIRST. avenue. Seattle. W.
81 nurlhut G. r. A. Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
SEATTLE Il INFER
NATIONAL RAILWAY
hosi LAs to ali poiasS IN
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Traiu NO Z. Tor snah8mssh. Arlington.
WaoGey aDi Vancouver leaves Seattie
100 a. N Arrives sauas 30 o. u4- csu.
nfctlnE with Canadian raclnc yaiiwaY : r
al aoints East- Arrives "a Vancouver 80
%. N.
Train No. leaves Nancolvar daily at
e21 g. ~ Leaves sumAs % 10 3. IT, Ar
rtvts Seattle en- 8, ~
Train 80 2 daily leaves seattle $50
e. M. Arrives or MooNeE SIS q. m con-
uecfinr with Sro4-aimie and Everett
branches daily except sunday
Train No 4 dairy leaves WoolIey $50
a "a. Arrives Seattle I3l2 a. m connect
ing Win Everett and SnbqualmIe
branches Daily except Sunday.
T. ~ PRICE
Agent, Seattle. wash.
4. T. BRETT.
General Passenger Ageat. Seattle. wssA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY,
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoND5
ROUTE.
Time card~Leavcs Seattle a. m, 10 m.
and ?. IN. Leaves Everett s.i5 a. M,
3 % p m. and 7ls .. m.
Three round trips daily, except sunaay
Cpnnections-At Seattle with ihe steain-
steamer Mikaao for snohonish and WITH
the Everett and Monte Cristo rail way Tor
Monte cristo and way stations
Coiman dock. Seattle. Merchants d,ck
Everett. Telephone Seattle. Red tgi.
Everett, e. y .. SCOTT, Manager
THE rAvoRITE. L. 8. MAIL STEAMER
STATE or WAsiiiNGTON"
Has nos resumed her regular run be-
Fsfrhaven and Wbatcom. daily exespf
Saturday az 70 ?. m. from Yesisr whhff
TN. pelatlai and popular steamer il
Just rom The hands % the shlpNriFht.
machinist haa decorator. ana 10 splensia
conditions f9- THIS seasons business
kltgant siateTo9atns and cuisine inc best
q rapid traufit ard auick dispatch ~
freight. the State" heine she ONLY daIiy
boat on fhe seattle. Whate1fn eatite
PACIFIC. NAVIGATION co
Phone. Main 50 Yesles wharf
PORT TOWNSEND. SAN TrAx Tsr-
ANia AND WhATcQM route.
sTEAMER LYDIA THOMSON
Carrying United states maN, leaves CITY
dock. foot ~ Main street. SUNDAY. Tl,se.
days and ThufB1nXs a. y O'clock yvt4.
niFht- foE Port Townsend san Juan isi.
leaves New Whaleorn Tues5ave T5,,r.-,
dayH and Saturdays az n m -
Th tlpe0n. Mans Owner Lily IA,
gaFals = Co Agents. city dock Tels-
Ehafe, Main ~.
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.
STEAMER MULTNOMA.4
Daily. except sunday leaves for Taco
ina and Olympia az .. m.
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily. except Sunday; leaves for Tacoma
nnd Olympia AZ a. m.
Fare between SEATTLE and Tacoma. SOC;
round trip. &c.
Landing 81 White Star dock foa, "a,
Spring street -
TsIelAcas. Main t2a
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FORT TOW NEENp. SAN JuA< ISL
ANU6 AND WHATCON E0frTK
ETEAMEH LELLA .rLLL.At L..-L..-
FOR TAcoMA AND OLYMPIA

STEAMER MULTNoMA.I
ina and Olympia az p. m
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROsALIE,
Leaving Columbia Street Dock, Effective
September 5th. 1909.
FOR VANCOUVER. II. c.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


AeWiiiiams .+...........-......-..... Master
Leaves Yesier wharf every Mon5ay
"Wednesday and Friday Al y. m
Arrives Nancouver 10 a N. tbs foliowlnx
day.
leaves Vancouver every TusHaay
Thursday and Saturday at 3 m
Arrives AT Seattle AZ ~ a. m following
Cay.
Connects at Vancouver with C. p. H.
trains for all points East. ard win steam
ers for Naraimo. ComnE. kicforia New
Yves minister and Texsda Island ports
Freight VIII not he received al seattle
after p N. on day u sailing
For freight or passage appv at the o.
Zee % ths Vancouver Tine, Tealer wharf
Telephune Red ca
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fNGIOS ROUTE
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying L. 8 Mail.
Leaves city dock az % a n For fort NJ
Hean point Pleasant Beach. Hremerton
United States z.ayy yard Sidney. Charles.
ten Tracytou. niro and SHvegda1a IA
turning. leaves sidney , M. Bremertou
Lilly. BoGARDUs r. co. Agents
Telephone. Main 81
Fare Port Orchard points. BIC.
FOR ANAc0RTEs. FAfRHAyTY
WHATCON AND BLAINE -- Steamer
GEORGE r STARR leaves Central deek.
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and FrtdAys- Returning. leaves What
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15

The board of regents Of the State
hospital for the insane meets today
There is talk of q new building for
white men. the present quarters being
overcrowded The regents will have
abou 81 900 for this work
V rgiuia apples took the first prize
at .ho Paris Exposition, and North
Caro' pa applea, ten varieties. all growu
in Western, n c., took the second
prze That isn't so bad in a world
mpeti,lcn.
Woila the State of Virginia has
sper' S36 600 600 for pubic schools,
$l1, ,0UO 600 Of which was for colored
b o,s the negroes Of that State have
paid only 81 100000 of this.
The big Twin City Power compa
ny, he principal place of business of
which is to be near Parkersvllle.
E E'g. field county, on Tuesday after
poop fled it's return with the secre
.ary OF state and obtained it's charter
The company was quickly organized.
All the newspapers are not against
Col Patterson The Sumter Freeman
's an earnest supporter of his, and says
be is going to be elected "as sure as
eun's iron I" All euDs are not iron !;
come are brass.-G eeuville News.
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DOES 1T PAY TO BUY CHEAP ?

cheap remedy for coughs and colds Is all
right. but ycu want something that will re'
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TOR you, then in either case take the only rem.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15
NEW TRIMMINGS.
They Match tho Color and Shade o:
the Costume

Cloth costumes are decorated with silk
bands Of the same color. which form in
TERRACES, bows and motifs of variety OF
shapes. adapting themselves to the shape
Of the garment This is fat and unob.
trusivc but elegant sort of trimming and
is new. Less novel :rc tho tiny. very
full rr,chcs Of mousselinc dc sole which
are placed close together to cover reverS.
The lnonsselinc being Of the same color
anL shade as the goods.
This tendency to match the color OF
materials and trimmings is shown in q
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.Da,ly except Sunday.

Train No 81 leaving Marion, N. c., at S
N. making close connection at Blacksbarg,
G. with tie Southern's train No 36 for Cha--
lore. N C. snd sll points East and connecting
with the Southern vestibu'e going to Atlanta.
Ca and all points West, and will receive pas
sengers going East from train No 10, on the c &
" r X, at Yo7kville, c, at as a p anG
connects at Camden, S c., with the Southera's
train No rs, arriving in Charleston, IL p 70.
Train No 81 with passenger coach attached
leaving Black.burg at so IN, and connecting
ST Ruck Hill with the Southeln's Florida ,ra:1
for all points South,
Train No SO leaving Camden, C., at 1888
n m. after the arrival o. the Southern'S Cha.-
ies,on tram connects at Lancaster, c, wits
the ,a Il, at Catawba Junction With
the a L, going East, at Rock Hill. S c, wits
the Southern's traiB. No 81, for Charlotte, \
c. and all points East. Connects at York
vii,c. S [. with train No on the c a n " +
II. 70, Chester, : C. At Blacksburg vi the
Southern's vostibulr gong East. ano the South
ern's ,rair No IS eoi,e West. and connecting
nj Marion y c with the Southern both Fast sbe
West.
SAMUEL HUNT, P,esider.
A. TRIP. SUPERINTENDENT.
8 B. LUMPKIN. GEM Passenger A5.n:
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