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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

The fnncral Of Mary somppi the In.
vest -rdliy from the family residence In
Unlontown.
The organization ~ u locnl painters
union has been deferred until later
dntr \ meeting wnH called for Mon
day evening
County Clerk Whriity issued mar
ringc liceaac yesterday 10 Robert krcbs
of Columbia coun'y ana Cora Wllkrh
NJ Clatsop county
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whIskcy. The only pure goods; guar
antecd rich and mellow. JOHN J..
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
John A. Montgomery has opened a
shop at i2l Bond street and is prepared
to do all classes OF plumbing and tin
ming AZ the lowest possible rates.
beginning May 9Th the evening train
of the Astoria and Columbia River
railroad viii leave Union depot. Port
land. at C.55 y. n. instead ~ y. m
Roayn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney fueA than any other George
W. Shnbotn. agent. telephone 1871
The four,mhAt.1 schooner Bartlett
win leave today for the Alaska can
merry NJ the Alaska Portland Fishing
Association with u cargo ~ supplies
Tn. two cases against VIII Madison
FOR operating nirkcl-in- th"-slot ma
chincs. set for trial yesterday In the
Justice court were postponed because
~ the absence from the city Of Dis
trict Attorney Harrison Allen.
Til. bid ~ John H. Uric of t5i9j
FOR the construction ~ a stable for the
engineers department nj Fort Stevens
was The lowest of four submitted ana
Captain Downs has rccommen1ed that
TIE contract b. awarded 10 Mr.. Uric.
u. = Engineer Ofilcc. Portland. Ore
gun May !, 1901 Sc ilcd proposals for
dredging $1,000 ca. ydS. material. more
or less. for Improvement Of Clatskanlc
river. Oregon. viii be received here un'
IA u m. May 10. 1901. and then pub
Ilcly npcned. Information furnished on
application. w c. LANGFITT Capt
EngrS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

Mrs. ]. j Reed Mrs. ]. II. lmh0ff and
Miss imhoff, of Portland. are IN the
city, having come TO Astoria 10 attend
the funeral of the late Mrs j. W. Conn.
which was held yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
TopAY's WEATHER.

PORTLANL. Apfil 30 Oregon ana
Washington. partly cloudy with occaH-
lonRl showers, Idaho. probably showers.
cooler In the southeast portion,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

County Judge j. II. y. Gray viii
leave today 10 attend the celebration
at champ0eg attendant upon the un-
yelling u the monument marking the
historic site ~ the meeting Of pioneers,
who declared for md established the
provisional government.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

Articles of Incorporation were filed ~
the county clerks ofiic" yesterday ior
the Umpdna Packing Company The
capital stock was named at $4,000 ana
the incnrporlt1ra are Edward u. Par
fridge. Warren T.. Reed and Samuel FL
more. The concern Viii engage In can
ming salmon and other fish. and the
principal ON, ~ will be- In Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
REALTY TRANSFERS.

]. F. Ferguson and wife 10 ]. T.
Burke--lot IS, block ;. first addition TO
Ocean Grove; S75.
Anna NJ Adams and husband TO
Frank A. Kinnev-tract of land in sec-
tion s, T y, r W. $500.
Northwestern Lumber Company to
Simpson Lumber Company-2o acres in
Shively donation land claim and south
east quarter n 3ec-ion 9. T n. r I
W: 81.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
LADIES' KNIT SUMMER UNDERWEAR

Last week brought us Ladies' Vests, low
neck, sleeveless white cotton, at I5c each.
Same In Isle at 25c each. Ladies' Vests, high
neck and long sleeves, white cotton at 25c
each. Same In Isle at soc each. Dainty
Sleeveless Vests, white, pink or blue, soc ca.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

The funeral of he late Mrs J W.
Conn was held Yesterday. from Grace
church. the Rev. William Seymour
Short officiating. In addition 10 a large
number Of friends. the members of the
local Odd Fcllo|s lodge attended In a
body lntermeni VIA Al Ocean View.
and services az the grave were private.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

Three frst.olaas BARRIERS at the occi-
dent barber shop. Beat OF service.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

Next Tuesday. May 7th Terry Nc
Kcan viii be the recipient Of com
plimentlry benefit rendered by his
many friends ~ Fishers opera house.
Brlnsley shcrIdcn wrote a number Of
clever plays but the one that. Will be
longest remembered is THE School for
scandal" Terry Mexican has selected
the famous quarrel sccne from this
sparkling comedy In which 10 make his
last appearance On the local stage. Mr..
Mexican will appear ~ Sir Peter AMI
will h. assisted by Miss Kathcryn
shively az Lady Teazlc. The musical
portion ~ the program is In charge Of
Mrs ]. r Ross Whose name alone az
sureS success IN that part Of the enter
,uinmenl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

A choice lot Of nne strawberry rhu-
barb at Johnson Bros today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

Bend your head if the caves arr low.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

Japanese goods OF all kinds, cheap at
Yokohama Bazaar; 626 Commercial g.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

See daAlon about harness,
Best lucent meal--itising sun Res
taurant. gig Commercial 81.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

The organization ~ local painters
union has been deferred until u later
date. \ meeting was called Tor Mon
day evening.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

County clerk Whrgity issued a mar
ragr licraac yesterday 10 Robert krcb'
nf Columbia coun'y ana Cora Wllkr'
NJ Clatsup county
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

The funeral Of Mary Somppl. the In.
fnnt laughter NJ John Somppl WAS held
vest trday from the family residence IN
Eniuntown.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

The steamer George W Elder arrived
In yesterday Win 81 tons " freight
for local merchants
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
No@ntaliSe ScrgrGBermng
Oct 0raatce.

Cine SpesialoepeIfe an Die giclp
Dorter WOrlo" aus Walbinaton mel=
Det
Ser grdIibent McGinlep pcrlonet
cine itebenOe 9lrmee opn $50, 200. IS
lino ihm eben er1t 100000 Wann be.
millilt noroen. er beabli6tigt inoehen,
tn1s lib Die 2oae Der 9iuge auf ben
Bhilippinen niht meIentli6 beliert, Den
81. GonereB, oer,iih i'm Npril 81 elmer
@rtra Geiiion uno i'm De3ember Su
ieinen rcgeImdBigen 5ibun9en per=
iammelt, nm eine nodmaliae CRIB
buna beg Brdlenafanoes, uno 5luar um
$4,000 Mann, ausuaehen.
Nls Gruno fiir leine Nnrneruna ~ Il
er 9elteno MAIDEN. baB OffiSiere uno
ManaI6afteH niht ldneer ais z Sabre
auf Den Bbi!ipplnen Se,oDienIt Ieiiten
f0nnen, obile ibre 8elnnoheit ernltlid)
gu fhdoiQen, unb oaB Die 3ultGnoe auf
ben SSnisln cine farfe BeIabung notb=
menoia ma0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
Sin Iaffen= 0rnb.

5eattle, Wal6inqton, Is. Nebr.
Nus @ictorla, 9. s., lit cine icbreflidle
geromerfs=Ga Gataitropbe bierbec 9emel=
bet poroen
sn Der llnipn 3eGe in Der SrtlAait
Gumberlano, @iqenthum Der 0Sellinq
@olierp @o,, oeren Sauptaftiondr Der
Eremier Der grooins, eSames Suns=
muir, lit. erfolgte beute 8ormittue ge=
asn / llbr cine GIplolion, Der in fur=
sell 3lpil6enrdumeu mebrere onbere
folgtan. 9ie eonse ger9merfsanlage
ltano NoFort in grano.
Son nen iedsia yeraleuten. Die lih
sur 2sit i'm S6adt befanoen. III
wabrid)ciillib teiner Dem araBliden5 Doe
entronnen. gBer ton Den lln9liidli=
6en bel Den .@rplolionen Dem 5ooe
entronnen, miro wabri6einliA in Den
6lamnlen nod einen grdBli6eren Soc
als leine anoeren 2eioensgefdbrten 9e:
funoen bobeu.
Spdter. ~ gluh Die lebte 6off:
nlng auf Hettung Der in Dem breunen.
Den Sba1t Der Cumberland Roblen
atuben einael6lolIenen Sergleute II
gelbluunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
9rpblen,atiiebe seaturen.

Mtan perftebt bariinter 2ente. rbe fener Sage ae-
tpaden ino unb benen fene auiaet barans entIteht
Der lngeheure Wiberftret ber baS 2eben pbne @enuB
peraebrt" Splde Watiiren finbet man beipnbers anh
reid nnter ben Granfen, Die on Observation-Disclosures
Mattigfet peraHDpfen, Shminoel. @eIbinbt 2rbers
unb Decentralization nnb MaiierIItbt leiben Tte-
mails fnb fie ber 2aae IN Der fe b befinbeu qemad-
fen es Tel benin, ba en gitiger Menid iie bel 3eite
bor beni Weruadldiigen thres 2eibens marnt nno
nemals f6nnen He anf ber amberen Sete ipenn iie t
tbres eesdbrlien 3nitanbeS beDuht eeporbe,t inb III
teln BON benen lie eiueS nod benz anberen oDne Grfolg
prpbiren genustbun es ei beun. baB Elm Qiitiaer
Mend, iie aud bet 3etten Dor beiem ieIbftmbrberi-
drsOea ahsa aTn m 4 eas S
ben fbnnten. tpenn e perminftia banbeltsr menn fe
fb bsm einaaen 3elmittet baS ihnen 6ensiun9 brin-
gen fanH anipeneen fpiroen o,n berihmten ct
tbeie an baden iinb. Sic beIfen tets paS Ianierbe
non 9ebelten mproblematifbfH Aataren' nit Greuben
be3eugeH,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
gNinec fur Dic GMbamer.

Dem .6eralo" in Stem Yort murbe
aug WaIbln9ton NemeIDet. baB oem
@eneral Moob na1 elmer gonferena,
lpelde atplicben benz prdliosnten uno
oem Griegsminiiter ifottaefunoen bat.
Der Iaftraa ertbeilt muroe, ben cuba=
nilden 8erfaiiunas @onpent oarauf
aufmerfIan gu MAIDEN, oaB Die Rorbe=
rllngen Der Bunoesreeierung bel Der
QbfalIung Der Contribution beriifii6s
tigt meroen miiiIen. IS lino Die fol=
oenoen: Nnerfennung Der Monroe-
Eoetrin, 8erbDt elmer Gerpfdnouna
Guba's an cine fremoe Maft, Gin.
ridtuna bon omeritanilden Marine=
ltationen in 6dpana, Guantanamo,
Nipe uno @ienfuaos. oas 3ebt Der
yunoesregierlns einen 5heil Der ee.
aenmdrtlaen 8elaBuna port Su belai=
len uno @uba be, Der Shaffung Ieiner
Geaierlllg sl unterfiiben.
Den ellbonilhen Yhansern, tpelte
iib in Waibinaton aufbalten uno I'm
Die Nnfbehlllg oes amerltaniihen Sa-
baf3olles petitioniren, tpuroe Der &att
ertbeilt, nab 5auie gu rsiien. oa Gubo
urter oeil gegenludrtigen 8erldltnillen
ni6ts bieten tonne uno iomit niht in
Der Sage lei, @e9enieitiafeits-8ertrdge
abauldlieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
Ncsacfte Nod)rid)tc,t.

Gbina icQ ld GUT grfiduns Der 6prbe>
rungen Der 9Nacbte bereit ertllrt Daben.
Sm SlterrsiAilhen Heihstas fam ea
geltern gu einer ridbtsen 6eilerei, 70 paB
pie Sibung auf9eDpten msrren mubte.
Sn Sort Wagne, Snp., erl6uB bic 15=
jabrise 5phter Slaoc Slaters ZEN eise<
nen Gater, neil pieler in betrunfenem
3utance feline 5rau su ercrpiieln la9te.
Nm DienFas tradtsn Die atenctl1tz
ter Die Nahridt, Oeneral 0emet lei in
Die 0elangenlhaft Der Gn9lanrer aera=
tben bod Der Surenseneral iheint scn
DEM Serihte feline 9lpti, gu nebmen unp
bat leitber ieinen 3us purab Die &apeplp=
ME unbeirrt furtselcst.
Das cnslilde 5eer 1T lcbtper BON &ranf=
beiten beimgeluht. 9iemals mar Die
BAIL Der ertranften SplSaten 10 srcb wie
ljebt. Der 1ppDus raft jepe @ohs 600
bis 800 Spfer binpeg. Die 3abl Der in
&ranfenbauiern liesencen cper ipnf in
Sebanp(uns ftebenpen Splpaten betrast
mebr ais 10000.
Die gBirtbseab nin,mt in Ganlas ini=
mer srGbere Dimenfipnen an. 6rau
Carrie 9iatipn, Die Nnitiiterin pes sau-
gen IreibenS, lit BON einem Yerniinftisen
Gi6ter allerrinas fir brfentlih lansere
3eit binter S4luB uno 9tiesel unIhapz
Hid sema6t; aber fe bat nit ibrem
SlSpfnn, ocer sielmebr gBabniinn be-
reits einen sroben She'll Der BesSlferuns
pes Staates anseledt, unp smar niht
nur Die @eiber, fonpern aud bic Man=
ner. Giel llnbeil biirlte pieler .,&reus=
| 5ms" 5nr 8olge baben, unp pas benefit
Der neueae Nft In benz touen Treiten, Der
lid In Mill,ppub il, Der Nate pcn aea=
senwortb ereiBnete. Cine 8anps BON
sier3is be,pafneten 6armern umsinselte
bic Wirtblhaft pers @ebriirer Qcdncr,
um biele 3nr Nnfgabe pes Oelhaftes gu
Srin8en. GS entlpann lih Gin resel=
rehteS 0eiedt, tpibrenb welhem pie bei-
Den Briber 9cfner lhwer yerwunret,
cine Shmefer Der Wdnner setibei
ut,o mebrere anpere MANNER leihtet
Yerlebt purpen. Die Beamten ree
Gruntys iinp mad bem Shauplab be,
5tat at9esarSen uno gerbaftunSer
trernen fulSen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
&rmpp'i6e 3iffern.

9as Oireftorillm Der 6irma Rrupp
adblt Is 0iitglieoer, Die 3abl Der bon
Der sSirma Belhdftisten bstrdst As, 700,
einl6liebli1 1888 Beomtsn. Dapon
entfallen auf Die @uBltablfabrit @nen
26.670, bas 8rulonmerf 1904. Ser.
maniawerit Berlin uno Riel 1886. Mn
Yerlinsrunoseeloern fir pie 9lnaeltel=
ten sahlte bic ssirna l, l03. .6l9 Marf,
an geitrdeen pbre aeleblihe Yerpflih=
tungaablte iie | ,095, 973 Warf. 2rupp
beriteuert Elm @infommen bon 10000, :
600 bis II, ,000, 900 Marf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
Sa8esneMi9fcitcn.
Chia.

chia.
Dds Ghen BON peanuts" fiibrte ben
COB pe5 5 Sabre alten Rnaten Npclpb
9anory In 5plebo berbei. 9lah Muslaae
pes Mrstes prcpusirte pas unYerpauiitbe
Del pteler Jruht Nnlalle uno ansere
8irfunsen abnIid Dem 2llfpbol unp ser=
uriahts ben 1ro.
Gin ySnaen Der eleftrilhen StraBens
babn entsleite leBtcn Sreitag Mprsen
anf Der Sabrt pcn Daptcu; &y, mad
Cincinnati unp ltiirste cine iteile llferbG=
lhuns 80 sSu6 tief binab. Der Basen
lpurpe 3srtrnmmert unb ppn ben 30 pal=
lcgeren entfam nur elmer unperlebt.
Seds Derlonen erlitten letensgefaGrlihe
SerieBunsen.
Srauf Npam5 uno peiIen 6rau In
Galt 2iperppol entsinsen init tnapper
9iotb Dem 5lammentUp. Der in Dem
BON benz Daare bepcbnten 6aule ausss=
brphene Srano bate bereits Die 5reppe
san3liA 3erltSrt, eba rie SniaIIen ibre
@efabr entpedten Sm leiebten Naht=
foltiini ipransen lie entlhlcNen aus pem
5rnter pe5 smeiten Stpdes unp retteten
penigltens pas nadte eeben. Das Saus
|purDe etnged1Aert.
Sn Jremunt fubr am Tienltas Elm
SAnell,us Der sS. u, 6. 6. gabn in
eine flllh seiteQte gSeicbe nnp foaipirte
nit einem 6radt3us. Gin bal6es Ousz
,erp 9eute pom 3uaperIpnal murpen
perlebt; Die fiini3is Ya1asiere pes
SdueasnsfS famcn NIT psm Sdreden
pappn.
Sn Burton ipuroe am Wcutag Der
92iabrige Garry Gramtcn besrateu.
Scr IS Sabren mar ct trpt aela9t NOR
oen Sei ibm bat lid Der alte Sprud,
.fal1hIiA tppt 9eiaste ecute leben lan9f"
beipIbrt.
gelpnperS 1htimm scn psr G'rippe
6simesiuht miro bic Srti6ait Marleitles
in 9faripn Gpunts. 5hnerbalb 3wei
5asen fnp bort prei @eriunen an Der
Rranfheit setprben, flint Ndtientcn lie=
gen auf ben Sob parnieper unp np1
oiele anpere itnp erfrantt.
;3nm britten Mal in pa5 eptb Der Gbe
ihnieoen lie6en iiA in 9lmslia !6srr unp
Srau G6as. 0lartii,. Die 5ran batfe
lih spei Mal BON Martin iheioen tai,
len. Die 2eute getGren au Den ,prc=
minenten" unp baben erlpahlcne SGbne
uup 966ter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
= Sic @ar-@onbnfteure in Chicago

= Sic @ar=g gonbufteure in Chicago
biirfen teine 3miebeln mebr elen.
= Sie irii6en Mtalieoer oes briti-
fden porlaments gshen init Der Nblibt
5un, fiinftig in ben Debatten. als cine
Mrt BON 3emonltration, nnr nod bas
ei9ene Soioln 81 aebrauhen.
: Die Gnbr:totiou bon papier aus
0Ola 1T ldnllf nid9ts Neues mebr oo-
fir giot es aber iebt 0Ola, oas aus pa-
pier herqeiiellt mto uno iidrter uno
soanerbafter lit, als iraeno cine ailbere
0ol5art. Wit Der 3eit miro es aud
nod papierne Mdloer 9eben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21


Sn gang europa wilt6en beftise
Shneelturme.
Dem Gislpurt linb tei &ebin, i'm
&reiIe Sitbouellanp, fini jrnse Ntcn=
lhsnleteu gum SpFsr ssfallen. Seim
ShlittlhuIlaufen auf Dem laoeleis tra=
chen Die Sdultnaben 8iibne, Watl,
Scmmer, 6abiAt unp SIefns Elm unp
ertraufeu.
Der Ser. Staaten Gpnful Nleranrer
sSpoo in Gctl (Ceutlhtanp) it irriinz
mig eerprren uup muBte in cine Srren<
auitalt in .Strabburg eetradbt mernen,
rr ibn Die 9lerStc 81 beilen hcifen. Serr
9Sppp tanamt aus 9enniplsauten.
lem piplpmatilhsn Ngenten pes
5ranseaal, Or. eeses, mnrpe aaF einsr
Neiie lein !0anpsepdf seitotlsn. Die
Dtete irtlfn witbtise biplpmatilhe pa=
pierre erheutet babcn.
lleber &ratau, 0ali;en, tcmntt rie
9taAridt, Dap opu ienen tltrbulenten
Stupenten, pcldle in SieF (8ubIano)
Nubeltorungeu YerurIahteu, feben gum
5oce purh Ben Strnng eerurtbeilt ,rur>
Den, namit |is eiu otlhredenpes 8cilpiel
fir Nnoere liefern 1pllen. Man gemGbrte
ben qnseflagten feinen 9rrseb, ipnoern
lie ipurnen gang einfad pbne 9prbergc<
9an9ene5 SerFabrcn oerurtGeilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
SulurD.

Sn Sra3u, SnD, melpete lih In elmer
grwedunssoer1 1ammlun1 pfs Gpanaeli~
llen llppYfe Elm Wonn ,ur Sauie. 9lah
perIelten leste ct cin baarltrlutences
SefenntniB leiues gorletcna ab. gr
b1tte 3 Der,pnen 9etGptet, 90 Dferpe Ae
jtpblen unp sine groBe Suantitat 6ali6=
selp fatri3irt, i'm Sabre 1880 babe er Se<
natpr GubertlpnS gater in Ieras um
$50 beraubt u. {. 10.
Sei Nlpmrutb, Snp., itiebcn smei 3u9e
Ger 0ennlplpania Sabn Sulammen, mo-
bel sme !5eiser Iofurt tort blieten. Gin
eotcmptipfilbrer erlitt 70 ld,were Ser
lsbungcn, paB leine Nettung unmGsli6
erlbeint. slbt SSa9Srns wurpcn ger
trimmert.
0sbte gSpd1e mar in llniun Gitp, Senn.,
Elm ,,emlih ltarfes grobeten oernebmtar
6auier miestru lt6 unp 8eniter uno 0es
lcbirr flirrten. Die Ssresuns ihien
som Siten su se1en uno rauerte mebrere
Winuten.
9luf Der 6amiltpn Npenue<2inie De,
Genlpipatep 5ractipn Company in pitts=
burg iprang lesten 6reitaI atenc ein'
| SrplleY=Gar an Der gde Der >. unD ba.
milton 9Yenue' aus Dem Velei1e unt
iiurste rm, wopurd 20 9alasiere Ser.
lesunsen efiitten, 4 paspn lpaar reh
lAmere.
Oils bic in MulbsrrY, Sno., mubnenoer
Gbeleute Wartin Grmts am Ia. Sebrua1
| per Sd9littcn in 6ranficrt, Sno., amid
men, entpeften 1e gu ibrem srSBter
Shreden, pab ibr prei Munate altes Ginl
mabreno Der 6abrt erltidt mar. Ot'
Nlutter bate paS &leine gum Shub &C.
gen bic 8alte gu feit eimsebiilt unp pa-
purA Den Sob pes Einoes berbeisefulrt.
Nm Is. 6ebruar purbe im 3oolcgilder
@arten in Snpianapclis @lbert 9feillpn
elmer Der be,pabrteiten gSarter pun Dem
Eiser ansesriifen, peiien &afis er reini-
aen woate. Gin lhredliher &f fotste
| in melhem bic Bette Nsillon tbat1ablid
serilei1hte. Mnpere Narter eilten berte
unp lhoi1en aui bas 1bier, pbne paHelbe
lieoph gu tGoten. Ginise Minuten, naA-
benz er aus rem 8dfs sebradt wuroe
lsab 9feillpn leinen 0eiit alf.>
Sn Winfelb, Ras., baten @irtbe ei
mem 5espator, Der an Der Spise zines
Wubs bon Betlhmeltern unp College
aiimmeln eine Wirtblhaft serif6rt bate
0leiAeS nit 0leihem persulten unp i'm
11einen Iempel, bic llniteo Bretbrel
/ Gburd, aans entlpreAeno pemplirt. 81
.Ibaben bic Gsnlter bemulirt. oarunter ei,
1 Ypn 6elen DC Ooulp seitifteteS farbise,
1 I'm Wertbe BON $500. pie Gan3el berun
'tirselaSt unp Die Drgel auseiaaneerSs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21

riIsn. Der Sdaben tetrast et,pa $1,000
unD paltcr Sobnitcn, rent fur letne Hiis
pclsi 70 bsimbe,ablt puroen 1T, 1T parii@
ter piitbis. Gr erfldrt, bic Mifettdter
ntiisten selsndt iperpen, unp benz Serl,
Der pas Gjoulb- -Senlter eingeirurfen Bat,
werDe er ielter Den Strid I'm ben !6ais
lesen.
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Der Nabe pom pittsburs Mi6ael tbitd~
cole, einen 9nseltellten Der Yrefep Strel
Gar &c., unp per,punreten rem Wann
tSptlih unp berautteu i'm. Sin &amerap.
!5itAeple's mar, ais Der Qnariif erfolste,
caYpnselaafen, um leiue Saut in Cider
beit gu brinsen. 3wei Der Morbbuben
iinp In Daft.
Sn gtetrasfa Gitp fritt rer 6artiae
6aa Iramptpn lih nit 1einer Srau unp
beprebte lie nit Dem 5ppe. Dte l5idG-
rige Sticftchter elite Der Wutter gu
loiilfe, wuroe jeppch BON oem Manne
nieperselhplien, tpcrauf Der llnmenlh ibr
aud nod DEN Shdpel 3ertrimmerte.
5ramptpn list iin @eidnsnib, nIrIte aber
Die Sefanntlhaft BON gYnhern ma6en.
6ur3eu Drs;eB rurpe NIT einem
1hmarSen Sdculal in ct. peter, Ga, ee=
maht. Der &erl Namena Gbos. Sad-
ion bate, smefs pes Jtautes, cine san;e
55amilie rrmprpet, ndmlidb 9tsr. 8purz
geris, nelien iSrau unp smei fleine &inz
Der. Gin Mpt fns Dem Worptuten,
tnapfte i'm an Den nGhiten Baum unp
nurAlpherte ibr nit &ugeln.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-23
COURT HOUSE
(Leslie's Weekly. }

The traveller over the Kan
saS prairie finds many towns
that once had water works
systems now containing only
a dozen people. The fire
plugs are sticking out of the
buffalo grass and they are
the Fairgrounds of prairie
dogs and the roosting places
of the prairie owls. The ten
dency to clean up the desert
ed buildings is taking away
many of these features. The
court house of what was Gar
field county has recently be-
come the property of H.
Herman, and he lives in the
sumptious building which
did not cost him a cent, as
he homesteaded the quarter
section after the county or
ganization was abandoned.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-23
RATHER TALL.

The Malvern Times-Jour-
nal, edited by Claude Mann.
Formerly of Union City.
prints this yarn "The hor-
rlble news Is reported to us
by a Hot Springs county
farmer that a boy climed a
corn stalk to see how the
corn was getting along, and
now the stalk is growing
faster than the boy can climb
down. The boy is plumb
out of sight. Three men
have undertaken to cut down
the stalk with axes to save
the boy from starving to
death, but it grows so fast
they can't hack twice in the
same place. The poor boy
is living on nothing but raw
corn, and has already thrown
down over 4 bushels of cobs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-23
ALLEGED LOTTERIES
To Be INVESTIGATED

Gov. Beckham has ordered
an investigation of the bond
and debenture companies
doing business in Kentucky,
information coming from
the Post-ofiice Department
being to the effect that the
business Is a form of lottery.
The investigation was asked
for by Attorney-G en- eral
Breckenridge. Legisla ton
Will probably be asked of the
General Assembly to regulate
these companies. The COM
panies are said to have an
ticipated this and to have
set on foot a movement to
raise a fund of $4,000 to
prevent adverse legislature.
The Attorney General has
been informed that already
members of the Legislation
have been interested III the
companies. Com plain 5
against various companies
have been turned over to the
State Inspector for investiga-
ton. Some have been
driven out of Ohio and have
opened offices in Covington.
Complaints are also made
against some Louisville COM
panieS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-23
WATER VALUABLE AS DRINK.

If you do not accustom
yourself TO drink water reg
ularly YOU are liable to have
the waste products of the
body foam faster than they
are removed. Great weak
ness and languor on rising
IN the morning are generally
due to a large secretion of
these waste products and the
remedy is TO drink a tumbler-
full of water-either hot or
cold-Iust before retiring.
This aids materially III the
process during the night, and
leaves the tissues fresh and
strong ready for the active
work of the next dav.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-23
LIMEwATER FOR THE STREET.

An English physician
writing to a medical journal
suggest that the use of-1ime
water, prepared fresh, for
watering streets in h o t
weather would prove to be a
practice productive of sani-
tary comfort. The advanta-
ges claimed for the practice
are said to be those. first. of
aggregating together loose
particles of refuse and thus
preventing their being diff
fused by the wind I; second,
of exercising a certain anti
ceptic action third, of pre-
serving wood paving, and
fourth, of rendering wood
less slippery.