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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-06
Ordinance No. Ga

Suction !. Be t enacted and ordained Il.
lt Eis;un tina, The Maryland Telephone and
Telegraph Company tie, and il H. hereby
authorized ana empowered to erect anil
maintain poles and to place and mGinta n
wires thereon along and upon tho follow. p g
streets on roads N the said town Of Elbrgn,
namely: LIST. Beginning on North street N
the extreme north Tn limits OF the said town
Of E,ktun and tSeNe along the side OF SO
North street to the southeast corner Of tho
pa;CC. of and known rs the Fair GrOunds,
"a. Beginning on the E.kton and Cherry NJ
road IT point opposite the lumber yard a.
the Keys Miller Lumber Company ana
above said lumber yard known as "the new
road, which connects the said EllIton arl
Cherry Hi road with tn" ElktOn lud l5..r
Bal road. thence along said new ROAD 20
Tho said E.ktun and Blue BAL road, trol,
down said kEton and Blue Bal road 10 MAN
street. thence along said Main street "a 8
westerly direction to the limits Of said tcrrU
OF E.ktou provided, however, that the cree
ton ana location of said poles shall hc under
the supervisor and subject to- the approval.
OF the SAID President ami Commissioners
said town.
SECTION . Ana be il farther ordaiuaI,
that the sad The Maryland Telephone and
Telegraph Company shall ply all the expense
ui printing and publishing this ordinance
SECTION 3. And he il further Ordatr Il,
that this ordinance shali raNa eject iIuwe-
diatCly.
Passed June 18th, 1901.
GEO MeQElLKIN,
Test President.
VIM. II. MACKALL. Sec arsrg.
june22-
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COMING SALES.

Saturday. July 9th, Mt II a. M, at the
Court House door, Elliton-Housc
and lot in North East VIM. Il.
Warburton. Attorney.
Monday. July Sth, ut II Il. H., ut the
Court House door. Elkton. "Crosslcy
Farm" of 76 acres, near Elkton.
VIM. T. Warburton, Attorney.
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Scholarship Examination.

An eNamin nation for free scholarships will
DC held Mt the School Commiss oners' Office.
ElktOn, at o'clock n. IN. on Monday, July Is
for Western Maryland College and st. Mary s
Seminary, each giving free board and tuition,
tor girls only: and MARYLAND Institute for the
Promotion OF Mechanic Arts. giving tuition
iune29- 3w GEORGE BIDDLE
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W llN'is IsN-N iiI.'
prices paid Ivy Dealers
RETAIL.
JOHN = LEE
Selling priccs.)
w HOLESALE.
prices paid by dealers.)
&C. GILES. NORTH STREET.

Raspherrics 10 c,s. quart, Rhubarb 81, Peas
be y peck. Beans ljc kpeck, Lettuce 4c, Gu
lc to Sc, NcwPotatocs PC Epcck, New Cabbage
3 to &C. Onions 25c X peck. Cherries and 4
cents per quart. Bcets cents bunch. Pine
apples l. and Is cents, BlackberriCS l5c qnart
CantaloupCs 4, j and q cents. Peaches for 5
cents, Apricots Zoe dozeu, Currants l3c box,
New Apples l5c x peck.
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PERSONAL and SOCIAL.

Joshua Clayton, Esp., Is spending few
days at Atlantic City.
Miss Fannie Marshbauk is visiting friends
in South Orange. \. j.
Miss Alicia Thomas. of Philadelphia, is Wis
iting Mrs. c. NJ Boulden.
Miss Katherine Constable has returned
from a visit III Connecticut.
Miss Ida Anderson, of Cheswod. Del, is
visiting Miss Molie Warren.
Clinton Mccullough. OF Chicago, H.,
is visiting Henry Constable.
Miss Amy Ridgway, OF Philadelphia, Is Wis
iting Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles A. Heatzig.
Frank Phillips, of Reading, Pa, visited
friends here on Thursday OF last week.
MsSGracc McNral is visiting her auu',
Mrs. Calvin Blake, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Clinton j. White is spending a
few days with friends ut Port Deposit
Isaac u. Miller, of Philadelphia. WAS
visiting friends III ElktoM ON Saturday.
Ralph McChesney, of Philadelphia, visited
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank McChesncy, last week
Rev. and Mrs. r. X. Stephenson are spend
ing some time at their cottage at Rehoboth.
Mr.. ami Mrs. George Coates. of philH-
drlphia, are visiting Mrs. John Hlanrh-
field.
Mi. ,I.,r,i., \,,,,. ~, N.;1,,i,..,,.,,, e.
yisitiu,, Miss Errrhn Imuhar ON Marin
street.
NJ II 1,.,.,. ~, n.,.,., ,,-
.,,a, ,,,.,,a.. y, A. ,,, w. C,,..i,.
rJaa.,,'.
r,v W,,,.r !. \r,r,. nr w;,p,;u.,.
.,,n DJ ,,,r,,r \I,n,r,v win sII,,nn
r,In,i,.,s
Alr. ana Mrs. All"n Mrl.an". "t Cherry
I'M, VIII soon l"ay" IN It "Trip +" Iowa
and Illinois.
WI ana M'S' on''r''s N0No'in ana Miss
Dorotny NicVul'N'h nave been -p'IoilS some
time IN Buffalo.
Miss L. b, Mayer. of phiadelphia. and
Mrs Jonoh rnmhn or Wilmington ara visit.
in. A.. IT po,not+
-
morning for Pine Grove PA. where she will
srepd severn, v,eks with r,,ativas
Mr. ANA Mrs. :. I. '""r0"F. "I I"n-
lr"NlII". Wrr" IN" guests OF her father.
logger N"N"rIh. part ~ TINS week.
DIR. Charles A. Oliver. of philad,lpbia. ana
DR. John II Jamar. Of FIkton. snent sunday
Point rpgviStnr II
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GEORGE 4. blake, Solicitor.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
George y. Blake, Administrator of Sarah
Rudy, Plaintiff.

james 5. McComb, Elizabeth 3. McCOml
Winchester and Martha McComb Bush.
Executors of the last will and testament
Of Elizabeth B. McComb, deceased,
Annie NJ. Forrest and the unknown
heirs of William Forrest, deceased. De-
PENDANTS.
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil County in
Equity. No. 1852
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Onc Star Traction Engine. fivp
morse power New American Lhrcshcr and
Columbia Hay Press.
o- T. 3. MACKIE,
Hay-o-tf LcwIsvillc, Pa.
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ELKTON MARKETS.

iKEYS y MILLER LUMBER Company
FRIDAY, July j. 1901.
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The object of this suit is to procure Il de-
cree for the sale OF the farm or tract OF land
described in the proceedings in said cause,
situated in Cecil county. in the State OF
Maryland. whereof William Forrest died
seized and possessed, clear OF the interests
of the defendants, for the purpose OF the
payment of the mortgage debt mentioned in
said proceedings as part Of the estate OF
the said Sarah Rudy.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
9iloer aus 8riiGef.

yiiht nah ben 9auten, iDnbsrn
nd9 bem Character fon man eine
Stabt beurtbeilen. Wie Der Men1d,
70 berpanbelt iih auh bas Musieben
zines Stdbtebilbes; nur sebt biefe
umnanblung Bel ben Menl9en etfpas
i9neller bor fih, rnandem 3u fdneI.
Sein @runbharafter absr bleibt, tpie
ibn Die Ratur unb Die 8oriebung ge=
f9affen babsn. llnb 70 ldBt {itb al9
Der Gbardfter elmer @tabt ni6t moz
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nimnt. Die 8efdidte 8riiFels 1T in
bieler 8e3iehung belonbsrs lebrreid).
Der SauptItabt bes mpbernen 8slz
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3crbro6ene 3ieratbe.

5err Nlnior. Der beriibnte @ement.Jabrifant BON
Tem Yorf ertldrt einiee iebr intereIonte Sbatoden
betreffs W}ojpr'S @ement.
Die 9rpbe Wtenae mclde bteeu befonnten ari,feI gc-
brandt petB lpoDL bab CT pele bunbert Yro3ent Dt
ier lit oS onoere Gemnte. fir lpelde oerIelbe An=
1prud gemabt mtro atcr Viele miiien uitbt lporum
Sic elnlode urInbe lit. baB Woor bic belteu Ie be-
faunteu Wateriolieu 9ebrandt unb a1bere Sabritan=
tell oteicS nidt tbun neil bieilben topeii0 ub un0
tagt nus, baB ein 9eltanotpeti lenes @ements 1878
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pdbreno en GROCER She'll ppn ipaeuanntem Cement
uno lulf9en Ecin i'm p;nbel nbts peiter iit oIs Ii
@ents Setm onipelDt in g8oier pber @ttronenIdure
nuo Ill manGeH sSGGH nod geGnbert in fSarbe NIB
SerntD orrt9 3niaB ben billigen nlb uuniBeu Wate=
riolien.
MAJORS @sment prb sn Is inb 25 Gents bet GsIoIche
pertouIt nno uenu Elm Gambler eiaeu anoeren Nrtifc
onltott ocileben 5u oerfonfen iudt 10 fatu man d)er
ietn oaB es ictne abdt 1T, e,teH grbbcreu 9roftt 5u
MAIDEN
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Sdnoler an trQenb etiem Cement MAIDEN iplte uuo
Das ut ooppeit mobr lpenn mon be0enft oab ber
SdnoIer aud nod burd) Serrn Waier'S an5eoen pros
tttrt 8tee An5ei9cn foiteu uber $4,000 ben Mtonat.
@tablrt 1876.
geitebt barouf bab Sbr D1apr's Cement erI)oitet
nno be9nhgt SUD nd)t nit bem inmaB9ebltdeu 32atb
beS 9lpDtbefers
Meun SIR ctpas GeI6idiiGtcit heTibt (tnb Shr mer.
bet mQhridbeiulid ousfiuben boB SDr oebicfter ieo
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ment str meroet ituunen, mte niele 3p1orS bdburt
mdhreno 0es Sobres geipart perbeu tDunen.
gDenn @ner Mpptbefer beleu Gement niGbt Iiefer
fam 10 mirb Gub irgenb tpelde Sorte per 4p portr
trei su9eanot. ,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21

Gtabtbaufe, Der Ratbsipase, ben gils
bebdufern bic perle 8riiHels. Mber
felbit bic unDerfdlI9te SdDnbeit ber
dlten 9Gufer Der .Granbe place" ber@
i1Dinbet mebr unb ne6r.
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2eben Der Mriitofraten Der @eburt,
bess Geiites unb fbes Gelbes borsebm
ftiG unb elegant ba1in. Die berrlihe
f6attise Qlbenue, bic ii9 bon Der Siefe
bes 8Dtanilhen @artens aus bie 9Dbe
hinduf, an ben ebemalieen Sboren
BON 20ipen. Wamur unb 0au porbet
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De Ia gumbre4 btnausfiibrt, por al
lem Der gurt @oHal, iinb Die Grbos
lungs unb Sammelpunfte fir bic
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itabt. Grit segen Gnbe bes borigen
Sa9rhnnberts ipurbe Der parf in 1eiz
ner jebigen 9eitalt benz publifum als
Dffentli6er Spasiergarten iiberaeber.
uno bon feinen friibersn 8aFerfiin@
iten blteben nur Die bsioen IdDnen
gaiiins erbalten, beren zines gegens
iiber bem tOnigliGen 5tabtI9lpiie,
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tenbaufe, benz npalais be la Nation"
eelegen TT. Oas erItre 1T tppbl bic
Doeite fDni9liGe ReIioen3 berMslt unb
i6r 9eaer Qlnitri9 IdBt ibre 9dBlid~
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gtnen grellen 9egenlab gu bieIem tpez
mtg etnnebmeltben f0nigliben 8obnitB
bilbet auf Der anberen Seite bes parz
tes bas 5ierli6e unb geI9madbolle
9aus, tpel6es 8uimorb fir bic 8erz
treter bes 8Dlfes an Stelle bes einitiz
gen 9uft9aufes aarls bes 5iinften
aufgefitbrt bat.
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. a's G a tb6 a II 8.

giens fliesen bic 5rembsn in Der aus
ten Sa9resaeit pie bic uaptten gu,
nenn tie gilt als eine il,bert fr0bltde,
19One unb e(esante aofette, bic nit
ibren petdcn Nrmen ben Sremoling
ntGt pieber leidten &aufes 5ie6en
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bieier norbtfGen Gtrce los, 10 Ittrbt
i5m bic Se6nIu4t nu9 i6r ntrnmerz
me6r i'm 9eraen. gr feArt, toann unb
tpte er nur fann, INNER nieber 5u
i6r 5uriid. 9aun lebrt uns bic Ge=
ldidte 9rahels, baB bem Idon gu al@
len 3eiten 10 gepeIen 1T. 5Gon ba=
mails, als biefes mod in Ieinen atn=
berI6uhen fedte unb gar niGt 10
ltsbli6 unb berlodenb breinIbaute tpie
beuttsentdgs, mar berl genau 10. Oie
alten 8rafen b. 2Dpen berlieBen lire
reicbe HeiiSen8itabt unb be5pgen elm
S6loB an ben 1fern Der 5enne, tpelz
DIES Der leBts Der aarolinger erbaut
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Gin ,,tonNr3ser gcmfclstsjh,

Der lein Spfer perIhlingt, 1T cine Dirt
Gerltopfung. Die Madbt oieier m0r=
oerlIhen Rrantbeit miro BON ben Craa=
men uno Nerpe1, ben Wusteln unD Dem
Gebrn peripiirt. IS oiebt feline @e=
iuno6eit. bis Tie iiberlpunoen lit. 9lber
Or. Sings 9lem aiIe pills lino eine
lthere uno aeiuille Sur. Gie beIten in
Der g8elt iiir Den Mage,,, Die Qtber,
Nleren lnO ginQelpeioe. 9}ur 25 Gts.
IN s. s. Miller & Sobn's Npotbete. l
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yrcic Slut esnO @aa4s Gatr.
Cine cbrlicb sriae;ute Ciicrte.

GeIhtpiire, Wunoen, Grebs, 0ril=
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semn, S1merSen in Den 3noAen, Dem
Giifen uno ben @jelenten, IDpNililtiIbe
8lutoergiFtune. faulenoe5 3abnfleifh,
1roniHer Ibeurntisnlus uno alle
barthaGi9en gluttranfbeiten fDnnen
ourd ben Gebrautb einiger blaIben
SDtanic glopo @olm Idnell furirt
meroen. gBir fDroern Die Welt heraus
fir elnen Ssall pnn gluttrantbeit, Der
Dur9 Botanic 8lppb Balm ni6t flrirt
merben fam lno Die Gurel Iino an=
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Balm mad)t DasIelbe rein un6 reid,
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nuf. gotanic Glooo Salm lit oas
einsiae perfette Slutreiniguneslnittel
8ertauft in glpptbefcn. $1.00 Die
aroBe GIoibe nit @ebrau6sanpeiIllng.
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nen. perfenoen mir 8robeflafben frei.
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lanta, So. 30gert ni9t, bef1reibt uns
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liAen Naib. BloDb Baln, bilft, ,penn
alles anoere feblt. Briinblih erprobt
,udhreno 80 sSabrsn.
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Gtn Ed,redIid)cr s,rrtbm,m

berurladt oft cine entIeblide Yranb=
poer Sriibmunoe, einen Sdnitt poer
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len. Gurirt alte @unoen, 6iebernun=
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nerau9en, Iotpie alle 9autouslGldee.
Die bette Sdmorrhoioen=&ur aui Der
Groe. Slos Is c. Die Sbo1tel. Sur
9arantlrt. 8ertauit in s. 9. Miller
lno Sobn's 9lpotbefe. |
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st. Gubula 3atbeb + a le.

ct. 9ubuld 81 SdtDeo 7 q le.
fogendnnten mi:hlsnberse, als er ges
qen BEN npm 8aiIer ernannten 9er3og
bon graFel bas @56tpert aog. Ser
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fpiel bas banlaltae 8riifIel mod gez
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Sprude, &leibung un6 Sitter bur6@
aus mad paris ribten, bdlt bas 8olf
treu an Der ererbten rMcebertael"
bem 8ldmifGen, feF.
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Ote 9f a tb 8 tD a ae.

etpigen @ebd9tnib ibrer S1aten lnb
untbaten bat man tbre Nbbilber rings
nm bic @artenanlagen bes rpetit
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fi9 bns Denfmal Der. Grafen ggmont
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moo mittdglid bas GlDdenfpiel aus
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friidungen 8riiHel erbulten lDprbea
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bu NDn. BON peldenl aus bie beiben
0pfer bes treuIofen Mlba ibren Isbterl
Sang gum 5hafott ontratsa. NoA
bilbst bic .@ranos pluce" NIT ibrent
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MeibIfh. 1Qlhsr. naein Ser

8eiblid. 1gtber, naein 9err,
fpie fEnuen Sic mir fol6e 5aGen bon
meiner 5reunbin er3ablen! @6dme1
Sic iiG!" sd babe ID nod gar
niGts er3dblt, bas Sblimmlte fonlnlt
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Sic bot Ne1t. 6ertba:
Du 9ilba, id bin babirter getommen,
baB Du mid belogen baf. 9ilbd:
Momit2 9ertba: mir bait On geldgt,
bob Ou ME rabeln selernt bait, unb
iebt erfabre id.. baB Dn felt mebrer.n
Sabren nnb auf mebreren 2ebrbabnen
bic frdmpfbaftelien 0er1ude nla1i.
9ilba: llnb mas ipeiter9 9ertba: Wie
tannit Du oa bebuuptsn, Oh b1tteit
ME rdbeln gelernta 0ilba: Na, bab'
id5s piellsidt selernt9
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. as 9ilb E + d II 8.

Ser Wa6raeiden 8riiKels gibt es
bret; man nimmt iie IGon aus 1peitez
iter Serne tpa5r. Nls erItes 1T au nen=
men Der tdbtiIde Sdubpatron ct.
W(t6ael, Der ouf Ter iGlanfen SpiBe
bes 8elfriebes bes Rut6bauies iein
tapfereS Sdpert iiber benz gu 8obsn
geporfenen Seufel idtptngt. 0ie
&uppel bes Suitiapalaftes, Der brGuz
enb ii6er benz 8oltsbiertel Der Marol=
len aufragt unb Elm 70 unberniinftig
colohales gaulpert lit, bab iein
S9Dpfer polaert bariiber ipa6niinnt8
tpuroe, tit bas atpeite M}erfnal BET
Ndbe ber Stabt. 9as brittle 5inb bic
nnoollenOeten Sbiirme Der ebenfaus
bo6gelegenen &at6ebrale gu Der 6eiliz
gen Gubula unb Mi6ael, zines Der
f60niten Oentmdler Der @ot9if. 9en
@runb our 8ir9e Der beiligen 9ubuz
Ia legte 2ambert, Der 5obn ber i60z
men Srmengdro, Der BON e:nenr 6elgiz
iGen 9rafen entfiibrten Spdter SAT-
iers 2ubtpig bes Oeut1den, auf ben
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9 as 8 r rot 3 a II 8.

bate. pbilipp bet. @ute unb Sarl
her 8iibne modten aus Dem GaIofe
Der Srabarter 9eraDge duf benz gou<
bea6erg tire Qieblingsreiiben3. Ote
Ndmen &arl Der Siinfte, Mtoert uno
SIabead Bis binc5 gu ben 9er3Dgen
unb @rafen aller Nationen fniipfen
iib an Die e9tbunbertid9rige Sc
f@i4te bieIer unerfldrliGen Getse
8riiRels. Natur, Sitten unb getpiile
Cis.,.''-1 * III; TT Cspo9ner 6aDen 40
bon ie6er bereinigt, I'm aus oieTer
Metrppole Der 9ra6anter @bene elm
GlbDrabo fir bic beT9aulicb unb fir
bte iiberlddnmenb geniebenbe Gebsns=
frenbe 81 MAIDEN.
gs mare nun dber bergeblib, in
griif1el NOD piele QnflGnQe an bic al
ten 3eiten ftdbtifGer 0errlidfeit Iuz
hen 81 ipollen. Gelbt Der ftetnernen
3eusen aus ben Sagen Der {paniT1en
uno DlterreibiiAsn 9errIdaft gibt es
nidt mebr ptele, Wds bapDn noh
bor4aaoen 1T, iudt man bur@ fcbleuz
ntge Geitaurirungs : .4rbeiten au retz
ten. ipdbrenb man gleidSeitiq Die bdbz
lt9en, uralten 9duIerquartiers, Bic
nt4ts erbcltenslperthes bieten, ebs
trast. @orbei fir inrmer iinb bie3ettsr
Der Gprpordtionen unb 9iloen. 3uln
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Sragt 9iamanten, mic Nnncrr. Gcbt
Dieielbrn. Gin nr,. rntDrdter
S9muf bon Siioamerifa.
n GunseinS, frablenp, pradttis.
Sic ibbnite ytababmung in Der 9Gelt Sin gesuq
aiit Siona teben fie ben erbten glei Gin G1tbel r
erperten. Sic niien cine probe ,natbeu nm ben un
terl1teo 81 erfennen Sn ia farGttge GpIofGauna oe
1esf nuo fiir 10 Sabre 9arantrt 9ieelbeu baief iD
rem @atS flr tmer uub bic Nrbet fbnue nibt beIier
letit nenn mon aud ben 5,pan59iaden 4rets per=
an9te. I'm otee Sbmndiodlen befaunt su maiden
eefifen mr. oelsl6eu ur nn9edbr otn Yrets, ben Die
Taifnn9 iDftet Ser Yreis ipirb IN Mpnaten oos
Sreiio(be betraeen.
Srgenb elmer Der pbioeu Nrtifel ipirb rad1 benz
@nptang oon $3.50 in regitrlrter 0erpoduna pet 8ot
perltdt Gtno bic Sobeu riebt TO- uie reprdieriirt
10 miro oas Sei0 5urid eritattet Gin Yapierireieu
genhgt, fiir oaS WtaB bes 3iuaes.
Gsc Century Icnufacturin9 Co.,
1872 & 7s4 Gpiter 9uiinins, Toleno, 4.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21

Sm &eprdientantenbauie Gonnecti-
cuts bat Elm peiier Gplpn cine yill ein.
gebradt, luonah aae iiber 40 Sabre al.
ten Sunaeeieilen cine @eioIfraie bon
500 su erlegen baben. - Wie niel ls=
oi9e Sod,ter bat Der Wann lino ipie
ieben lie aus2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
MirDrige Staten mad Waiginstnn.
3ar erittn Wrdfnrattn EMANCIPATION tm 20Esn
Sabrbmnnert.

Nn l., 2. iirtb 8, M6ra iperben grfuriions 9tdets
nod WuIbington iber bic YennIDlponio=ginien per=
fonft perDen 9iltig 5nr Midabrt fir afe gldets bis
einfdlieBlicb am s. Widra.
Die EMANCIPATION beS prdibenten McainleD ant 4
Wdra iuirb bic erfte i1rer Mrt I'M uenen ,abrbunbert
ien inb bic Mnpeienbeit neler berpprragrnber SCR.
fbnlihfeiten oeS 3aoes teht si erparten Gle gere-
moien per0sn erbaben fein uitb bic Nnraoe ,lb yets
Characters erfreuen.
Die Meiie mad wafhisetou fam iber bic YennipIpa.
ias0inielt an nteorigen yfaten in 3haen nit pberner
MuS{tattuug aenaHt iuerhen yir Gin5efbeite III ges
aug ai taten unb barfabrem6e 3ige menbe mon iie
an ben udd,iteu IifetsAg Ageuteu Der peunipbana-ei-
sui:n. Az
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23
Operations to JJi,Iem

The L & G. railway is destln-
ed at no distant day to be made
a standard gauge. For some
timethe company has been col
lecting the crosstics necessary
to make the change. They now
have enough and will soon have
them distributed ready to put
in. Then the only thing to do
will be to put down the heavier
rails, which can be done in a
few days after they get them
upon the line. Recently they
have bought several tons Of
rails, and while the manage
ment are "sawing wood and
saying nothing,' the public
need not be surprised to see
standard gauge trains running
over the line before the close of
this year.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23
Pension Board to Meet train.

The pension board met Mon
day and considered quite a num-
Ter Of applications. The board
will moet again in tho court
house on the 295h inst. at 10
O'Clock, a. m. The board will be
glad if those who expect to make
application for a pension will
have their applications ready by
that dav go as to economize the
time of the board as much as
possible.
w. q. A. PORTER,
Chairman.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23

Among the tens OF thousands who
have used Hhlmberlain'S Cough Rem
rdy for colds and la grippe during he
past few years, to our knowledge not
slngie case has resulted in pneu-
mOnia. ThOs. Whitfield & Co. 240
Wabash avenue, Chicago. one Of the
most prominent retail druggists in
that city. in speaking of this, says {:
We recommend Ghamberlain's Cough
Remedy for la grippe in many cases,
as it not only gives prompt and COM
piete recovery, but also countpracts
any tendency Of la grippe to result
in Pneumonia For sale by !. f.
Mackey & Co.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23
&c Ooied The SURGEONS.

All doctors told Renick Ham
iltor. 81 - est Jefferson, O., after
smH ,H"g is months from Rectal
F;Stul", he would die unless a
costly operation was performed ;
hut he cured himself with five
NoXe" Of Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
the snrest Pile cure on Earth, and
the best Selve in the World. Csc.
a box. Sold by Crawford Bros.
Druggist. 4
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23
WILLIAM ADMITTED.

London, Jan. 2I.-A special
dispatch from Cowes this evening
says Emperor William was ad-
mit'ed TO the queens presence at
about . O'Clock. She spoke a few
woris to him and, and after two
or three minutes, he withdrew.
The queen took a little flourish
men' ana fell asleep in the arms
Of ia" Py!nce of Wales.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23

When threatened by pneumon
ia or any other lung trouble.
Prompt relief is necessary, as it j.
DANGEROUS 10 delay. We would
suggest that One NJ ute Cough
Cure ba taken as soon as indiCa
ton f having taken cold are
noticed. i cures quickly and its
cor y noe prevents consumption
Crawford BIS
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23
WAN TED

This season there is large
death rate among children from
Group and lung troubles. Prompt
action will save the little ones
from these terrible diseases. We
know Of nothing so certain to
give instant relief as One Minute
Cough Care. II can also be re-
lied upon in grippe and all throat
and lang troubles of adults. Pleas
ant to take. Ora wford Bros. d-ws