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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
Around the Town.
Continued from Third Page

The U. S. Patrol was tied at the
wharf Tuesday.
For RENT-Newly furnished front
room. suitable for one or two gentle
men. 304 South and Shelby streets.
Rev.. DR.. Primrose viii preach Sun
day, 11th inst. at IL a. M, on Hell, y
in exposition Of the parable of the
Rich Man and Lazarus: What's the
Rich Mans Sin: and What His Doom
Sermonette for children at 1920.
Mr.. j. w. Snowden, manager of the
Conway Bros Horse and Mule Co..
now doing business in the Palace
Stables, has placed an ad in The Times
for benefit of those purchasing or need
ing such stock. Conway Bros. isi
large concern, and you may easy
make choice. Mr.. Snowden i a
thorough stockman, of honesty andn-
tegrity. You may always feel SAT in
your dealings with him. He rites
you to visit the stables.
"Hanan." The Leader in shoestyles
for men, will be bere soon.
MANAGER March SAYS The
Christian and Ifisoner of Zelda are
two of the biggest shows on he road,
and two of th9' best performances that
he will have This season. The Chris
tian has nile of the original Viola
Allen Comh1y. Both attractions
carry tons Bf scenery. Seats for the
Christian fill be on sale Monday; and
for Prisoler Of Zenda on Thursday.
RememRr tle dates of each one: The
Christie, povember II: The Prisoner
of Zen&, friday. Novemb Der Is.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10

The High School will give their an
nual Flower Show Friday night,
Nov ember 10th. Everybody is invited,
MISS BETTE IREYS, Sec.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
Petition for Liquor license.

10 the Honorable City Council of Greenville.
civ me Undersigned qualified electors Of the
state OF Mississippi, hereby petitIen v eTr
no oa,. Dooy to grant unto HENRY SCOTT
~ MtIzsn Of said county, and state, license "a
iSnnor .n ~ MATT, epihtuous and intoxicatinT
nIh place o. business, No. 2l9 WnshfnTian avss
I've, ~ sala CITY, and we recommend the 80
:, aenTy Scott 70 be sober and suItable Tsrso,.
VII, IsCe.ve such license. and your petitionera
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
Notice..

State of Mississippi. Washington County
By virtue of an order made by the Board Of
Supervisors this day, sealed bids are invited
to be filed with thu undersigned Clerk, ON or
before 0 clock, a. M, on Monday, the 3rd day
of December, 1900, for AZ, 200 feet of cypress
lumber. 2x12xl4 feet, and IL $50 feet OF cypress
lumber, 3x10x22 feet, to be used in planking the
dump across Four Mile Bayou, near Hollan-
dale, in said county.
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Noyem-
Der, A. D. 1900. 4. H. HOOD,
CLARK
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
The Election in the
City Of Greenville.

The election in this city passed
off very quietly Yesterday. There
were 447 votes cast, of which
Bryan received 3l4 and Mckinley
81. Hon. Pat Henry, for Con
gress received All. and for Rep
resentative Hon. Van Boddle re-
ceives All. The school amend
ment received Is votes while 4O8
we're registered against same. The
vote is the largest pollcd in u Ma
tional election in many years. The
vote of the city in county elections
is about 700.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
Petition for Liquor License .

To the honorable Board or Mayor and AL.
dermen OF the town Of Belzoni, Washin gton
| county. Mississippi: WI
We, the undersigned qualified electors. re-
siding within the corporate limits Of the
town of Belzoni, in aforesaid state and county,
hereby respectfully petition your honorable
Dody to grant unto Austin Richard Turner IL
cense to sell malt, vinous and spurious LIQUORS
IN less quantities than one gallon for the Term
Of one year at his place Of business IN said
Town OF Belzoni and we herewith RECOMMEND
said Austin Richard Turner to be of good re-
pute and suitable person TO receive Snch IL
cense. o~0N a.
WINS brumheld Jas Gordon Grimes
Jno Bruce Daniels Frank Newton T,ahon
Austin Richard Turner Jos Lewlivn Pai,
George Joe Brantley Frank Meaaon ponn.-
Solomon Davidow Morris Coin upper
'as narVey turner Lanys Mayerhoff
State Of Mississippi,
Washington County,
Personally Appeared before me wmis pr,,r,
neld, notary public for the town ~ Ral,o,.t
MISS, j B. Daniels who makes oath that All ~
me parties whose names are signed to the AZ
taened petition were signed by the parties
their consent. n n.Nss, anu ny
- sworn to and subscribed before me this ths
zSra day OF DC ober. 1900. Willis BRu1TT1sI M
'Srs' Notary publf
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
Sherin,s Sale.

The Suite Of Mississippi. Washington County
In the Circuit court. To December term,
loOO JAOl
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know Of one concern which is not
afraid to be generous. The proprie-
tors Of DR.. Kings new discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties and have the satisfaction Of know
ing IL has cured thousands Of hopeless
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grippe
and all throat, chest and lung diseases
are surely cured by it. Call on Finlay
Drug store and get q trial bottle free.
Regular size 80 cents and u. Every
bottle guaranteed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
RlanketS&
Comforts

The time has arrived when COM
forts and blankets are necessity
1Ox4 Atwood filed bIan- 200
kets at ........''' '''
1Ox4 all wool filed blan- Z 0O
kets, heavy quality, at
1Ox4 all wool filed bIan- Z 80
kets, heavy weight, at.
Il. lOx4 all wool gray blan- 60
kets, full weight, at .'..''
l1x4 all wool white blan- IN
kets, tne quality, at'.'..''''O
11x4 all wool white blan- y E0
kets, extra fine quality, at '1~
Elderdown Comforts, all French
S Fiji ~sisSt., ar sna $50 to 1850
lOx4 Cotton Comforts, ranging
in price from LOO to 500
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10

West Mississippi Agricultural, Mechanical
and Live Stock Association, vicksburg,
Miss, Nov. 18th to 10th, 1900.
On account of abe above mentioned occasion
the Y. & M. v. R. R. will sell tickets to vicks-
burg at rate of one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale November 18th to 18th, 1900. ;
limit for return November 18th, 1900
JNo. A. ScoTT, d. P. A., G. B, RUcKs. T. A..
Memphis, Tenn. Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
Notice to Creditors Of J. G. Lusby

All creditors of. c. Lusby, deceased. ara
hereby notified to probate and register their
claims against the estate of said ]. 6. Lushv
with the clerk Of the chancery court Of Wash,
ngton county Mississippi, within one year
q so probate and register such claims within
me year from this date will bar said claims
Letters of executorship were granted to the
Undersigned to administer on said estate IN
be 18th day Of October, 1900,
W. M. PAINE,
Nov. sat '>'000~eeu'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-11-10
Shoes

We are filters of the fees 3, \
Gents, Ladies', Misses and ch,,,
in all styles and qualities. Tb Spi al.'
ing shoe with the military heel ~ ya|
beats all of its kind at 3 III
That patent kid for dress "a. lT''
the neatest and most up-to.d Az .a''ol'
shoe of the season, at. IA
See our Misses Walki0o :,
sizes running from one to five. ! pae
at. hl
Our line of Baby Shoes / /.
py. Ask to see them. " l
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NuFregunq i'm 9atifun.

81 m, 20. Npril. - 8rpbe NuTz
rsgung herr76te geTtsrH Nubmittog
cine 3eit lang i'm @utitan. uno &C.
riiAte bon einem Spm6enatteniat etc.
pcrbreiteten Iib raIch 0ur6 o:eStaot.
9Im 9auptthor Der pGpItli6en TeIi=
Dan3 mar eth Turht6arer ara6 psr>
nommGn DOroan, ben Nsmano Ti4 er@
tlGren tonnte; Die pGpItIi6e Qei6garOe
purDe a,drmirt, uno in tpe. qsn W}jz
nuten bate Ii6 cine groBe A,snIherz
menge DerIummelt. 2us man Damn
Dem 8prFal peitir naf-orTL :, Tano
man, n,odB oa5 groBeWappeuTd 10 Uber
Dem 5lore berunter geFallen II 8pn
einem Gttentat puBte gti9mun etpds
uno oamit mar audi Der 8uni orbsi.
Sin 6odgeIteQter 9edmtar ot 8atiz
fans TcQ ert!Gtt BADEN, s. i-6of
Sretano'5 S6reiben an o;e I itiTAt
taiDoliThe @ereinigunq. in relhem
csrTetbe Den 9lan fir cine nanSaIGhz
TiT6e PrOpa91uoa" oarlegt peroe BON
otp StErit ni9t ge6iligt. Mdr IT,,
odrin sinen 8erIu6 5ur 8ieoerbelez
bung Der liberalen 9ene9unq, Die DER
9lerus 9lmerifdniSmus neane.
Oeutf 6e q DIR id ten.
Berlin, 20. 2lpril. - Die Nufs
riAt2n ii6ar Rsibereien 3pjIfen Den
Ser. Staaten uno Der 5Urtei mu6eH
hier fein groBes Nufieben. 9a5 rSa=
9sb:att" iagI oariiber:
ny8ir gluu6en ni6t, oaB Die europd!z
I6en MG6te bic Monroe Ooftrjn auF
bic 5urtei unpenoen perpan. Nihtsz
oeTorpeniger ipHroe cine grObere dnez
rit1niIde 5lotten 0emonItraIion in
eurppGiIden @spGi1ern Elm llmitano
Iein, neltar Die Continental : Nddte
5ningen muBts, ibm ernIte 2luFmertz
iamfelt gu lpiomen."
Dem osutI I6en 2lustpGrtigen Qmt
uno pari6lebensn 0euIIhen SIdttern
Tino BON OeutI6en in Der 8upitaot
dusFuhrilde Sel6Deroen uber DE uH@
tertpiirfigteit 3ugegan9en, p'l6e Der
1nrtioe Deut1he @eneral &oniui Or.
Hode Dem britiI6en 8orurt6eil uno Der
bri!iI6en Nrrogan5 gegeniiber an rsn
Sag legt. Die rNoroOeutI6e 9lQgez
meine 3eitung" miro eine @ntport per-
0ffentlihen.
Die Nadri6t, Dab oas 8anonenz
boot nSlti5" gum 3!pede elmer Osmonz
Itration nad S1tu beoroert poroea
lei, nuroe beute i'm oeutihen 2luslpGrz
ti9en 2lml in 2lbrtoe qeItelt.
2l6tSig ru7Ti16e unO gaii3iThs Or
Better iino aus Dem n0roli6ea S4le5z
mig dusgelpieIen pOrOan,
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Gathnli5tle Snflldlufcu.

G9icdgo. 20. Ipril. - Sn Der
BIER ubgebultenen Suhre5 GoaFersn5
BON 9ertretern fat6olii6sr GolIegs 1T
Die 9runoung eineS 9erbunoss unter
Dem Namen n2lfooiation Of Glatbplic
Golleges" in ben Ser. Staaten gu
Stanbe getommen. Der 3psd Der
9ersinigung 1T, einsn einbeitli6sa
2sbrpldn an3ubabnen uno gegenIeitiz
gen Sheen 4ustouI6 in rGoQsge"z :
Nngelegenbeiten gu erlei6tsrn. Die
folgenDen 8eamtsn ipuroen geipG6lt:
Mi9r. Gonati. prdIioent; Rep. So5n
90. GontpuD BON Duibington, Setrsz
tdr. 9tuf Gmpfeblun9 einss spe3:o(z
9fusi6ufes tpurbe cine 3eiolut;on bss
Snbaltes angenommen. bub man ben
Stubenten bic Nustpa6l Der Stuoienz
fdder ni6t alIein uberlaFen iollte.
9us Hedt Der Selbitbeitimmung ioqte
bei6rdnft fein.
Die nG6Tts Sabrss @ibune finbst
tpisOer in G6icago in Der OTterlpO9e
ftdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-21
Sprans bnn Der SrunflDnrr Brilfe.

Nift 5u 9etldme3psdan, ion0ern um
Set6Itmoro gu btgeE,u. - @:rz
5peifelte 26ot elmer le6ca3mUoeu
9eutIh2n.
Nelp : yorf 20. 2(priG. - Sin
MODERN getIeioett3 6musn3immet
1prdng 9tgen 2 ubr beute Ndfmit.dq
Don Der 8roofiDner Bride in Den Gait
Tipar. Sic itjeg nabe Der Witte Der
Bride aus elmer &ui5d}a. ttettar.e auf
ir9sno cine WeiIe ii6er OQs 8elGnoer II.
iprdng in Die 3ief2. Der 3emors
queur Tacoma" befono Iih in Der
Nd1e uno Die WunnIdaft OeTtl6cu 3ca
Iie uus Dem WaKsr. Sic mar belpuBta
lbs uno puroe 10 roIh als m08ii9
no6 Dam 0uoIonItraBen 0oipjtll 9ea
6raft. so i6r 3u1tdnb b,oenili6 1T,
ip2iB man augtnblidlid nOh niht.
Sic Ihs;nt etpa 80 So6r2 aft urO lit
pon reIpettdblsm 2lus7ehtn. 2(u9 pa
pieren gu idljeBen, peihe nan 6ei i6r
pOrtano, He,bt Iie Marie DING. Giai9a
DER Pdpiere pdren in oeutifer Spruh9
qeihr;ebene &rieFe unD entbjel:eu bic
2loreIIe elmer 3e6tsunlpan5 : 5irna
in Odn5ig, 9reuBen.
Sine ipGtere PrijfunQ Der 9apiera
erglb, Dab oieIeI6en oaS StItament
BON SobQnn Gurl Oin3 uno glnnu
9lmaiie 0in3, Der 2toppliD2ltcrn ppn
Wtarte TOialie Ding, umnBtsn, uno
man oermutbet, oaB bic 8rijdsniprinz
germ OieIe Qooptpto6ter 1T. Sie lit
in Dem SeTtomsnt ais Gr6In Qsndnnt,
ulIein Der 8etrog oe5 9}otIaIit3 lit
ni6t ange9ebsn. Sin anoare5 Oolus
ment 3eigt, oaB oa5 6rduen3imner
$40O fir einsn 2ln!bsil an einemSoYt4
hauIe an Der NeItz %. StraBe Be-
5ablte.
(5pdfer) = Gs beItdtjql Ii6, baB
Die griideniprin9sr;n Nori, Dina
(oosr OinIe) 6eiBt. Die 9ler3te i'm
9oipitdl ertldren, ibr 3uItono Id2jna
MIDI! bebenfli6, boh 1ei Is m09lih, 0aB
lie lid innerli6 oerleBt babe. Sic lit
bic 3psiteZBerIon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
peI6e DON Der 9rootlDnar 8riife
iprang, BAT ieoo6 ofFen6ar unm08lt8
ibren belen mGnnt;6sn 8orgGnQern.
Den Sprung njdt gu 8eflame5pedan
gema6t, ipnbern in oer2f6Ii6t, Sd6its
moro gu 63ge6sn. Sic 6otle tein Gjelo
in Der SaIfe uno 6dttt ben W}ieI65a
tHtfder, in oefien 6u6nperf Iie Ti6 6es
Fdno, nitru;rt, Tie uu6 einem 5nuie in
8rOoflnu CIR. 112 6ultonitraBe) gu
fubren. in psl6em lie ni6f 62ldnnt 1T.
Der 6uhrmom IelbTt 6e5a6lte Oen8riiz
den3o4, oa Iie j6m iagte, lie loerOe i6m
ba5 Gelo in 8roctl1a STANDARDIZATION.
NG6reno Der 6a6rt iibar Die Bride
0ffrete Iie pl0Blich bic S6ure, Tiisg au3
Der 8utI4e uno Itiir5te Iih ms 8uIs
ier. Sin griifen YoIj3j't perIu6ie,
|ie Oapon a63u6dlten, fam jeOoA ejnen
2Iuggnblit gu ipGl.
1Srl. DIME hutte tiir3li6 pegen
N;6tbe3a6lung Don Miet6e uno onoez
rer S6uloen bic @;nr;6tung eines
9oItEauIe5 an Der %. Cir. parloren,
peI6es lie gemeinIAaftGi6 nit einenr
Manne, Numens +. N}nn0in, 6etriea
ben bate. sic mar Icii0em ihDers
miit6ig unb pertieB nur ieiten i6r3jma
mer.
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3aowaD's &eaoD &eliei
idafit iofortise GrIri6trrung.

Geoen Gcpfirtb lob Wi0rdn. ootr nerp0its Sopfs
ipeb), 3obnlpcb, GsuralQs, 9srooftdt uuo S5loIa
lofqtst, 8btumatismu3, 6uitptb, S5mrlm UNI
e6Dd6e i'm Rid,n, Oem 8id0rat oocr ben Ri,,
r,u, 9ei5ncrocn in Der 2ebree8sno, Ssiteuitctru,
Qni6ptQen Der gclcRft ODER Sbmsr3su ieO:r Irt.
f6afft Die @pptitaton oon 3aoDaDs 8cuOD Retist
Iofortiqe Grlcihttruno, uuo bsfcn fortgcicBcr Gcs
brau8 eini0e IaQs lang b:toertitsaigt cine psrma:
nsrts @cluuQ.
Gs 5cbcbt oiprt bic dualenOen S6m,ricn, Guts
,iinourq unO turirt GOuqtfousn, o5 fe MN BON
Der QunQc, Ocm Mdo,n, Oeu Girotptiocr an0ereu
Griiien OOr e6lcm abionOUHOm UltmJraAu
bsrribren.
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Ser Strife ,u Gratun Gambling.

2lIss Iopeit ruEig. - glddItsn Monz
taq poQen bic Goutrattoren &rIdBz
leute onItelen. - 3eooD HooieDslt
ent3iid! uber Die 2eiItun9en ieiaer
U}ili3.
GrptOn Qunoing N.zY, 20.
9(pril. - Die geftern pOrgenommeae
8sr6aftung Der Strifefijbrer ihs;nt
bic ii6rigen Stritsr nidt na4giebIger
gema6t gu baden. 9isIe perielben 6az
ben Ii6 alerDings sntfernt, um anOtrsz
ND 2(rbait gu Iu4en, aaejn Die 3urllf@
g2bl.e6enen legen feline Nejgung an ben
Sag, an bic S6dtigteit 3uriit3utshren.
DIS um Z llbr beute frijb Die 0amptz
pfsife Oas Signal gum gnfan9 oe5
Sogetpsrfes CAB. Itellten Iih peniger
2eute Elm, al5 geItern uno am W(itnoh,
Die Gontrattoren ertlGren inoehen, lie
6Gttsn nod teinsn 8eriu6 gum Griunz
cen uuslpdrt;9er Nrbeitsr 9ema6t uno
nuroen am nd9f2n MOntag Wtannz
1daftsn i'm lleberTtuiIe b,er BADEN,
penn Die Strjter bis oa6in n:4t pie@
Der ans gBsrt gsben. Seitsns Der
Gontruftorsn qtaubt man feIt oaB Der
Strife Big W}ontag Dorii6er ieln mlro.
Defer glnIicbt 1T audi 8enerul Roe.
DIS ein3i9es 3u9eitdnoniB, gu Dem lih
bic Gontrattorsn b;sbtr berbeige,aiien,
offerirten lie geitern ben 8ohrisuten els
nen 8agslp6n bon $50. 0:sIs 81
fsrte ipurbe jeoOh abgeI6lagen uno Die
Slrifer beIturDen ouf ibrer 6protrung
pon $3.50 fir jeOen Nrbeiter.
8ouDerneur 8ooieOslt i6eint iiber
bic QeiIfungen. bic @enerol ROe nit
ieinem W(ili56ser in &roton pol6raat
fat, gang ent3uft gu iein, Dsnn gsItern
2l6eno traf in GrOtOn pom 8eneralz
NniutQnten SofFmdn eine 0epei6e Elm,
NORM Der 8oup2rntur Dem 8enerdl
Ieins 6D3Ite Qnerfennung 3oQt fir DnS,
mas sr our 8obrun9 Der 0rOnung geS
t6an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-21

gle iebsn uur uHi6einblr aus uHO Ntmlno raut
9bnen bic uuBsrOr0ntli6s 6eiltrait ju, peIbe IL
tbatla6l6 bsissH unO tpslds fe in Sduenotn IND
Abrtaulenoen Don &raufbsits fdlen beDdbrt babsn,
bod amdblis. 3eusniT. pOn 9srior,n, Die an
abenmatismus on aleemen:r Gorperbpdbe, an
Der glaie, an ben Reren an Der 2ebtr, am Waqen,
an V'ritopfung, etitorttr @trj= NM YerOauuH9ss
Sbatlafrt, iOiuie al pitlm ano,g,n StoruHgen Der
&orperoraoTe eelitten babtn, por DAB iit pHrd bic
gtuen poltdnbiq furirt rsrpen fnp. Die 9llen
babou i3 als 9sEtIdIsbss 4qusauttsl assral sa1
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Gergeblihe 8ermittelunssberiui6e.

G6icugo, 20. 2lpril. = 9iirgerz
msi1tsr 6urriIon 1T reOtia bemii6t,
Our4 feline perI0nli6e 9ermitteiung
sine 9eilegung oes 8auhanopsrferz
StrifeS her6ei5ufu6ren. Doh pergez
bsn5 paren Bis jeBt a[Ie feline QaItreaz
gungen, Die 8au GontraftOren err
flGrten i6m, fie piirben Ii9 unter teIz
nen umitGnben uuf llnterhdnolungen
ein(ahen, bei pel6en audi 8ertra!er oes
BUILDING Srabes Council" 3ugegen
pdren. gun fu6t Der braDe giirgerz
meiIter in Der 8eiie gu Dermil!eln,
baB er nit ben 8ofen uno ben 9epertz
i6aFten getrennt unterbanbelt, Die
8auunterne6mer 6o6en inn often gez
iu9t, lie Ieien ent16lohen, oas Bull
Oing Sraoes Council" 81 psrni6ten,
I'm Den for!tpG6renben Streiti9ts!Ien
Elm Gnoe 6u MAIDEN.
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GrplniiDn unb 9ebensperlnlt.

aaptanlin, Mid, 20. Npr;l.
Oas 8erpddungsbau3 Der qidr On
namit 5a6rit Flog heute Nadmitta9
in bic 2uft. 0rei Wtdnner, pslds il4
i'm Snnern bsfanbeu, puroen 6utItdbz
lid in 2ltome 3erriHen. qGe Orei ma
rem 5amilienpGter. Die Opfer bic
BEN WnL Dsuper. @oparb 9alli9aa
uDa MgL Wan 3alIsler.
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Gin Gnlnen.

9aptinspilIe, Ga, 2O.0pr:t.
= 9omer Gratpforo, Elm Neger, mel
der einen anbsren Neger, Namen5
SSobnIon pate, ermorDet bdtte, puroe
beute i'm bieligeu @efdugniB6Ofe Our4
ben Strong bingsri3tei. Der San
brd6 INN bds Genid.
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co. Sa9rgang.
ISl Gin ter were'i
Cine an|fdQige Be@anptmng.

llnfer 8ertGuTe Der Bten Nod naren fat boppelt 70
Il grpB, as Die Der corrpono;rennn Bp oes 8orja6re5
II F. Dies i eft erGrlih Me5r S6nen baben oie /
Il 0uatG unIerer gBaoren fenrsn gent uno bic Dirt pe
pr lie psrtaufer ue Sunben perlaifen m uuF als
bic Yer5apFerDes Seen gu ben m09dt 9srn9en lrez
II Fen. 0ams1 roen ipe9sn unienr 0amsa Ssoenun9 |
Il 0eront9en baran, ba uns gu fduFen
81 er 1T ELL 6er6tiG i6er Die sa6ireid6en Bsrt6e
81 fir beuk: I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-21
Sas gG0ttlide 5riler=" 0eI6ait rells
tirt iidl.

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fade bo[1 8riefe, tpslde on Den og0ttz
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oungen fir ngefdnblung in 2t6neienz
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enorme Summen singsnommen 6a6en.
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&c, Die qoit gu betriigerii6en 3peden
miBbrul1ht gu babsn, perb1ffet, uno
iein San lit mod in Der Sdpe6e. 0a5
@alo miro iebt an bic Senosr 3uriidz
geI6idt, pd6renb Die 8riefe in bic
n0euO 2ettsr Office" in 8aif;ngtOn
nunoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-21

Gin,rIsI. iut. bsftio oo,r audIsro bic sbmerl,s.
ntlbt IN Rbsumatjsmus gtjotnoc, Sol5c, petat
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hehsn hnhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-21
c5ener &prltpb.
lUepener nod um5inged.
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farge 9fad)rid)tcn ppn Sen1
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es p:tosr Iosss6:n. - Mufst:n9's
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3!ped in Grstan0 errsih!, -
gritil6s Rdubsrg;ididten iib'r Die
@erluIis Der 9oeren gu 0epsner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-21

gli6t 5u 9stlume3ped'n, ion6ern um
Sel6ItmorO gu btgeEsn. - @:rz
5peifslte 26at elmer le6ea3mUOeu
9eutih,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-21

- GrzGapi!Gn 20FrsO 0re9Fus II
in 8eglejtung zines y}effca in 0enf uns
Qefommtn, no er ejn2 8iQd fix Die
O;e8jG6rige Saiion 9emjstEt 6at.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-02-22
In the Circuit Court.

In the Circuit Court at Charlestown
last Thursday John Spinks was con-
victed of maliciously cutting George
S. Lewis while returning from a dance
at James Melvin's several weeks ago.
The jury was out only few minutes.
William Dunlap was next placed on
trial, and after the jury had been out
eighteen hours a verdict Of guilty was
returned in his case also. The pun
ishment for the crime is two to ten
years in the penitentiary.
Edgar Stnder, one of the young
men indicted at the present term
charged with maliciously cutting J. NJ.
Milsy, pleaded guilty to unlawful cut
ting.
Motion for new trial in the cases
of Dunlap and Spinks will be argued
on Monday. All the parties will be
sentenced on Monday afternoon unless
the verdict of the jury is set aside.
Preston Dodson, negro boy Of u,
was also tried Thursday, found guilty
and will be sent to Reform School at
Pruntytown.
Bill Be.ner, colored, of Shepherds
town, plead guilty and was fined $25
and costs for carrying concealed weap-
ons, and ten days in Jail for disturb
ing public worship. He had already
been in Jail 80 days.
Th. jury was discharged for the
term yesterday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-02-22
A Pleasant Evening in the Country.

Last night was stormy one and
Jupiter Pluvius did his best to make
it unpleasant for folks who ventured
out. The said J. Pluvius was scorned,
however, by number of persons from
the town and neighborhood who were
determined to accept invitations from
Mrs. Hayward Bowly to festive af-
fair at "Elmwood," the hospitable
Lucas homestead, near town, and We
are very sure that the pleasures Of
the evening were worth much longer
drive through a much more violent
storm. The tempest without made
the good cheer within all the more
grateful, and the charming hostess and
the hospitable family gave such cor
dial welcome that the guests were
happy from the very beginning. Songs
and music on the piano and either,
whist, cribbage, odd maid and other
forms of entertainment made the time
pass all too swiftly, and one wished
that the minutes might be hours. The
scribe was warned what not to say,
but we cannot fail to do honor now,
as We did at the table, TO lordly bird
that was the central figure of the ele-
CANT supper that was served. What's
better than a good, wholesome coun-
try supper, in the best accompany, on
a stormy night?
The guests could scarcely believe
that midnight had come 50 soon,
and no welcome was given the new
day. But adieus had to be said and
the storm faced again, and so the Wis
itors reluctantly departed. Those who
so graciously entertained their friends
have the assurance that they have
marked another red-Ietter in the cal
endar of good days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-02-22
Discovered by a Woman.

Another great discovery has been
made, and that too, by "a lady in this
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its sevcrest tests. but her vital or
CANS were undermined and death seemed
imminent For three months she
coughed necessarily, and could not
sleep. She finally discovered a way TO
recovery, by purchasing Of us bottle
of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, and was SO much relieved on
taking first dose, that she slept all night;
and with two bottles, has been absolute
" cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz. Thus writes w. c. Hamnick X
Co.. Of Shelby, y. c. Trial bottles free
al Remnants Pharmacy Regular size
SOC and SlOO. Every bottle guaranteed.