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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01

~Theodosia Burr's remarkable
life story is capitally told by an ad-
miring writer in the February La
dies Home Journal. Such ex-
tremes Of Joy and sorrow as were the
lot Of THE Beautiful Daughter of
Aaron Burr" come to few women.
The story Of the famous hymn,
"Nearer My God, to Thee," and q
close view Of its brilliant author, are
united in "A Woman to Whom
Fame Came After Death" How
we get and keep the correct time is
explained "The Clock by Which
We Set All Our Watches; and
"The Buffaloes OF Goodnight
Ranch" is the record Of the only
herd OF North American Bison own
ed by a woman. Lovers Of "Cran-
ford"-and they are legion-will be
delighted with the dramatic version
in the February Journal. Through
Edward Box representative men
and women journalists emphatical-
ly settle the oft disputed question,
"Is the Newspaper Office the Place
for Girl?" There seems to be
but one opinion among those who
should know most on the subject.
"The Problem Of the Boy" "Why
One Man Succeeds and His Brother
Fails" and "The Trying Time Be-
tween Mother and Daughter" are
all thoughtful articles. Architec-
ture, the fashions, culinary matters,
and all themes interesting woman
are amply treated. By The Curtis
Publishing Company, Philadelphia.
One dollar year; ten cents a copy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01

When woman gets frightened at
night she ust pulls the bed clothes
over her head, says she is terrified
out OF her wits, and goes to sleep.
But with a man i. is different. lie
says he is not afraid, pushes the
clothes down, and lies trembling
awake for two or three hours,
straining his ears at every sound
Ind. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01
The Only American Girl to Marry . King.

But one American girl has ever
married a King, and she, a New
England woman, now q widow, is
living in a royal palace in the coun-
try Of her adoption, almost lost
sight OF by her American sisters
and friends. The romance Of this
fascinating, gifted American girl,
who won the heart and hand Of .
King-one Of the prettiest Of love
stories-will he ons Of the features
of the March Ladies' Home Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01


Not a saloon exists by my con-
sent, | told the State and Nation
last November that | am opposed
to the liquor traffic. In the most
effectual manner entirely severed
my partnership with and response
bility for the business, and express
ed my desire that the government
cease accepting a bribe for its con-
tinuance and protection. AS read
the daily record of saloon diabolism
the wretched, hopeless deaths Of
its victims, the suicides, murders
and other crimes caused by it, | am
conscious that my hands are clean.
As l meet reeling men going to their
unhappy homes, and think Of the
broken hearted wife or parents,
while pity fills my heart feel that
l am not to blame. AS | pass the
gilded saloon or the low barrel
house, frequently with gambling or
harlotry as their accomplishments, +,
having done all that can for their
destruction, | can consistently lift a
prayer that such horrible business
may soon be brought to an end.
During the four years Of President
McIzinley's new term of Office half
million American lives will be
crushed out by the liquor traffic.
| haze not signed the death warrant
OF this vast host by my vote.
Thank God for leading me into the
light and giving me a conscience
void Of offence in this matter. l
am happier tonight, have more rea-
son for rejoicing, than have any OF
those who throng the streets as /
write, celebrating with bands and
red lights, cheers and all manner Of
Incouth noises, the triumph of one
wing Of the great license party over
the other.-Union Signal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01
A Budget si Roosevelt Stories.

Twenty excellent stories and an
ecdotes Of Theodore Roosevelt, new
or before printed, and told anony-
mously by the "intimates' and
closest friends Of the Vice. President
elect, will be published in the next
issue OF the Ladies' Home Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01

"My parents may come between
us" she faltered.
If they do" he exclaimed hot.
ly, "they must be pretty small"
And he pressed her still closer tc
his manly breast. t.-Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01

No sensible girl breads single
life. Old maid, as q phrase, has
dropped from the common vocabu-
larry. The spinster has her honored
place in the community, and is as
happy, and as comfortably situated
as her married sister.-February
Ladies' Home Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01

Ardent spirits give no strength I;
they contribute nothing to health ;
they can be abandoned without the
slightest evil.-Dr. Charming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01

The idea that alcohol gives force
to the muscles is entirely false.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01
AN IRELAND SENSATION.

Young Cupid and a sweet dreamer,
Arms locked walking went
Old Mesdame followed after,
raging, with war intent
Young Cupid cast an arrow,
Into sweet dreamer heart
Old Mesdame's sweet young darter
From Cupid would not part.
Old Mesdame's wrath grew high as
To him she did object
To walk with her sweet young darter,
For him she had no respect,
She left the crowd in waiting
And on the war path run,
The people followed after,
watching for the fun.
She caught him BY the collar,
And tore his tie apace,
And screamed "I'll scratch your eyes OUT"
And scratched him in the face
Young Cupid was not conquered
For with his love away
He ran, in what direction
Old Mesdame could not say.
The crowd was laughing loudly
At Old Mesdames defeat,
They heard her going homeward,
They heard her tramping feet,
Young Cupid he stood waiting
To hear Old Mesdames cry,
When down the hill he vanished,
In the tNinkling of an eye.
Soon he heard her coming
And in the brush knet down.
Old Mesdame hurried past him,
And he hurried back to town.
The next time he goes walking,
I'll bet silver dollar,
He'll go prepared for battle.
Without tie and collar.
Ireland, Ind. MOONLIGHT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-02-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

tpfe 8o6nenItro6!!" - so bumm,
baB lie 1i6 n;8t auf i6rsn 8ortheil
p~erItanben9 Oas tommt iebF ielten
bor. Dix beutig:n 0prFi60n6a!fn
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nQafen mir tie bo4 ungei9oren,
brummte &inlo9. - % Ou, 0u beiz
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n9ult! 0a lit ia O<in San, FEB nur
bur6's 6eniier. DIR 8er4 nit ben
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roia 9apRrtappe muB pobl Der 0orfz
trobbel iein, uno obenprein brtngt ct
Elm S%eIegrumm -"
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ben 8otsn, Gusr @nnbtn," quistte Der
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gef6dftigts @;rtban, Bic i'm 6lur bunz
tirte. Scr 6u4s modt oUs uniere
8otengdnge."
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@[fn6ul als NahruuusmitteI,

G9icu9o, 1. Mdr8. - Die nNaz
tiOnaI Educational Qfociation" Fat in
ibrer leBten SiBung gsgen Qltohol
ala Nd6rungSmittel ousgeipro4snen
Stanb genpmmen, inbem ie ben be3i9z
li4en @omite@9eri4t, NORM geiagl
mar, es babe Ii6 feline QuLoritdt 9efumz
ben, epsI9e bsbaupte, baB MltO9p1 eSl
Nabrungsmittel lei, obne LANCE Dis
fulton annahm. Dies miro als Elm
Sieg oes conierbatipen glemsntes UNI
ter ben 8otfssr5iebern betro9tet. Den
S4uffinbem pirb bemgemGB einfa9
sefagt psrben, Nlfu6ol lei fadoli4, jez
bod tpirb fein Be onberer rnterri4tsz
&urs ii6er bic Wirfungsn beg NlfobOls
auf bic msnf4li4e Contribution eingez
ri9tst perben.
Die Mfociation srtpdblte folgsnbt
8eamts: PrGItoent s. 81. @1enn, Ntz
lanta, Ga; /. @icesqrdIfoent 8. s.
gmerfon, Buffalo, N.zO.; 2, 8ics=
9rdTioent s. %. Goolsp, Calumet,
Did,; Setretdr So6n %. 0ietri6,
GolpraboJSprings, @Dlo.
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oeS
tpsrthppGen 2abenz unD Wobnbaus:
@~iaentbums Nr. 1904, 5reoerldz.

Rraft ,inss gsfs61s oss Gaiisn8tri9ts Der StaOt
Baltimore uno unttr Der I'M leBten 98!ltn uho 2eS
itamsnte Der pertorbsnen Warp u. Gnrlq9t ~oerllf9e=
men Noama6t lpirD Der untsrjei3nstt 3ettdrlsntss
8oQftreder am M I t m d, m b. 3a9 {
bes Monats Mdr3 1901. Na mi :
4 II br, Oas aanjt na9Tolgeno pelprit5
beus, in Der Stabt Baltimore btlese1e 9runOltid
nit ben baraui befinpli6sn @ebdull3t.tten an MI
unp St,ae auf 0Ifentliber auttion usrtautsn:
ReeinnenO on Dr Horopeirisite Der .GreoeridS
aoenue in elmer Gntftrnung BON ~ JuB luotosr!t0
bon Hulton=9luenus uno in Der Wtlttt elntr Oort pc
finDli6en 5rsnnung3=U lauer, unO Dlnn noroll9 t9
trftr sdeno, parallel nit Gulton= abenut, Y GuB q
3oQ bis lur Sioieits elmer 3 SUB breltsn alep;
Ounu pefii6 an ~beiagter Aleg, nit otm gelntlnz
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lid, parallel nit Gultonzaptnue, a JuB 3 3ol BIZ
reotrid=4psnue uno oann noro0tii1 an 6rtOerid=
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ttripprfen.
@,bduli5teittn -tinDrtttDtigt lies
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stsusrn uno anDere urtoittn fnO bis jun 8trz
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9,rfaufss 9soinQunocn: 9nar bci'm Gbi9lufe Os
gertatis. Cine ar3ablung BON 800 1pirb sur 3eit
oe5 9trtuufs BON Dem Rduftr oerlanat.
@lrtb s. O'Gerrdtl,
stomentspoqfrtdtr.
9attipn & @abon,
(A,6D auftionatortn.
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FoI9enoes ituO ete aur zen laatliben
@aagen iii. pen, Strph II. !. 70. seiterH sr'
i~ielteu Breiie:
HoropeFIihe Us a
Seu--Gimothp 'Seu SIS - $500, gem.
$500 bis $500, Sleeheu $1,000 bis
$l4.00 pro Eorne.
5trob. -Bat,entrpk s7.OO-s8v RcsSeH'
ffrOh S12.00-$'4. 9aterhrOb $7.50-$ 50
pc9 Come.
OtGts - $2.25 bis $2.S5 pre- GOB.
Oetlife % q ng c.
6en-Simothn'o eu(altes) $....-$....
nenes Zen SIG bis $l8, 3leebsI SIS bis SIC
pro Come.
StrOb-8ai;ennrob $7.oO-s, 8usgeus
ftrOb $12.OO-S14.OO, 5aierfrub sos.
pro Come.
Mois-S2.7O bis S2.75 pro GuB.
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grunbfii6ss uebertragungert.

Marb RJ@psso unb @atte an 5rant
%. 9ol9iano, SItieite Der CALHOUN,
nabe MOiher45FraBe, 3pet @runb@
ftiide, S..
5ranf 80. 8olgiunO unb 5ruu an
lie v@onbantion Of tbe g. 6. GRur9,"
StIsite Der Galbounz, nabe MoiFrz
@traBe, Is BEL 80, $1,000.
f5ranf 30, 8oIgiano an Nnna 81. u.
Sun, Sffeite Der @uibounz, naR2 Moz
f6srz@lraBe, 16 Bel 80, $1,000.
Ireoerid 5fe6er an 9ermann 8.
6ilgs, Noroieite Der SOpnisnO : Str,
nabe 9%roaDpap, 14.6 6st Is, 8runoz
aims $46.5O; $1450.
Guis Mi9sau uno 5rau an Noolpb
g. 5resoom. OItisite Der @9arpz, naz
6e GonnaplStr., 23.6 bst 95, 9runbz
sins L.; $4,000.
6enrD g. Gtart al Gbparb 6,
Maden3ie, Elm 9runbtid, 9runbi3ns
$98; S..
8m. Braun unb 6rau an Wnton
9eroutfa unb Sruu, SItIeite Der Ga
tile, nube SrleanszStraBe, 1876 bel
IS, @runO3tns $4,000; $500.
Ra9sl Meifager an eSoa Wppstltein,
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Spbn @amamafer.


8rpd0DaD, 9. ua0 10. StrdBe,
Nstp : gort, "a. Suli 1899.
Meine 9errsn!
0a i'd felt pislsn Sa6ren nit obiaer
6irma in @srbinoung Itsbe uno gu on
seitrengter 5bdtigteit ge3pungen bin,
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Magen. Gin Yadst Sbrsr SabIets
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grpBem @ergnigen 8erdnIaFunq, bic,
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li9er Weiie leiosno Iinb.
Q9tungsOOG SIR
s. $. s a t tp Dob.
On bic III. g. urmp &c RuDD sa6let
Co.," Nr. II, Sf IA. StraBe,
Nep : gorf.
10c., 25c., $1.OO pro padet. 8ei al
len 4potbfern. (Oft28-)
gu babsn unb empfublen BON s f e,o.
90. &oIbenep.N r.2 Sreperid= Npe.
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BrslisH. Shp.iue : Warli stbhaft; De
Yretle u%ariirten sluiihen $4.00 mo - TO-
Sd1aate: 0iurit ftrtig; ole Sretle Odr'tr'
ten irrtldeH $2.0u nn0 $3.50.
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Bnifmarfen=4 nentureu
8erI6iebne StaotlbsiIe, in rDel6en
9oTtzMertbfadsn pertauf!

DerDen.
Welool., e. 9. Scott.
4crtzRoao - 9urnen &. 6oppinotsn.
GOriu6sNDenue unb 6urriionfrobs - Robert 9.
g. Gan.
q. etrate unb neutrality-suspicious. - aOuis
@tiroouar.
SranqeviGs 9iram Rimble.
Fsrtsgp.1ue uno5 o6nioHsstrobs q. 9. q.
G6eiot.
8. unb Ssuubsstrub 6toblanbtOpn - 5amss
6. 1ruar.
Crorotpin. geproe BEL.
gr d, rLuious go.nu. CDoobbnrpl GEorsno
9. @i1ialh:.
qroaopap unb galtimoresetrabs George 3.
@op.
Ilnterss tutiOn, 9.nnipIOanisr @abn' - 9. @.
Gomb,u. etotisn. .galtimsrtsO biossabn.'
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Serlangt i'm Maaemeine,t.
Deuti9ss 4rbeits : Na9tpsliungss
Niirsnu

Rr. 219, SHossbarpss trabs, untes Der autf&t Der
.0euti6.n Grtli6aft.' 9isi:niatl, ptl@e oeuts
foe Sanourtr, arb.ittr uno 9tnfbot.n Iu bes
i6dftieen pini6en, psden ft ptri6nli6 oer in
~frantirtsn Stitftn an ben ag.Ht;n Der 9si,li@aft,
Sobonn &. Reper, Rr. 2l9, ShOsSbarps
Strabe, tpeuo.n. psl8tr untntotlt!Ip austuntt ss
tbeilen ipirb. (5dnz6, l3l
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Nrflrhernna bpn 0pfiahen.

QGnqe Der erforOerlidsn 3eit CUR Grs
rei4ung Der berf4ieoenen Be-
itimmun9sorte.
1lutenttebenb 1T bic un9efGbre .3eit
fir ue6ermittelung Der poftIa9en bon
BEN gaItimorer 9oIt : 8ireau mas
ben buupffd6li4en einbeimif9en un6
uuspdriigen StGoten ber8:i4net.
Snldnb.
atlanta, ga., 10 stunDeu.
Qtlautic=Gitp, RS, 6 5tuno.H.
grOpflpn, 1.=9., 6 Stunbeu.
burlington. grinont, II Stuuesu.
Buffalo, 1.s9.. Is Stuubeu.
GAP, Tlap, RS, 6 StuuStu.
GharlrtOn, S.sG.. Is GtuHbeu.
Gbieuss, aas.. l Gau.
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GA 9 T
fragt die SDG SOtG, Die Ihr INNER G8kauft HI
s:ss5ts NHAzZM
Seiraths<0 iren3en.

SIN Common Bleas : @eri9t tpurs
ben geItern BON Qttuar 2ipingfon
FoIesnbs 9eirot6s : 2icsn3en ausgez
fent:
@m. G6ds. 8arn3 unb NsGie Su1iu
NideI; Npplitant 6. 5. 9arriion. Nr.
1872, 9optjnszQ Dsnue.
Sobn 9. Maguire, Nr. 2O22, Soft
manz@traBs, unb Dora 81. 8oilep.
Sacob 5orman, Nr. 1916, DIT
pratt<S traBe, unb Rofa 8ermun.
Sobn 81. 8rouie unb Marp Noz
parstsp; Mpplifant Samuel MdGIO8z
feD, Nr. 408, SItsMonument<SEraB
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Snltimnrrr Gnfamt.
g. Ddbis Ddrfitto, pofmeiter;
Treoerid Qet[t, hilTszHoftmeiter.

9. 0dpis BdrfitEb, poIfmeiter;
JreOerid 2etf, 9iGs>pcItmsiiter.
DR poit 1T Sag unb Na4t often.
Oas Department. fir @slesQntpelz
fungm lit seOffnst BON 9 u6r Wors
gems big 5 nbr Abenbs; an 5eIttdgen
lit e. geidlofsn.
Das Oepartement fir regiTtrirte
9riefs 1T 9sDffmt BON 8 lbr Norz
gems Biz 6 ubr Qbtnbs.
Die 3rieftrdger lisFern an JsItta9.n
nur sinmal M0rgens db.
Na9foi9sub i'll elm 8erseidniB Der
perI9itbsnen 3peig>9Ireaur uoh ib=
rer Gage. Sn i,0sm biefsr 8iireaur
tper0sn tGgIih, Sountags dusgenOmz
men, Don 8 llbr Morgens biz 6 ub-
@benbs observation-disclosures ausgeitelt
unb regiitrirte 8riefe mtgeg:n 9enom'
men.
3pets 9 Irtaur.
etattsn u. 9OSiOn j.. u. See, 5uprint,n'
bent.
citation &, Giabts mO eamburs'strObs @eO.
9. entOtt, soptrinttnSsHt,
e:2tiOH 8, SarrOa Sol. asisS, 6upsinttn'
bent.
citation y. arlington - N. 8. RuFeG, suSers
tAtenotnt.
etation @, 10. etross nnO ROrtb.aOsnus,
RaIbrOOf - 3. 8. TarrOp, Superintendent
Station @, GOtORsSjE, Nurrt9 6. 8OrmeH'
SupTintenbtni.
CITATION 8, SOpuus q. N. Sute, euSsriH'
tsnSeut.
citation :. GoFerr. unS Observation-Disclosures
- 2euis aebieufeIp, Superintendent.
Station z, SparrOu's Qoiut - Sultus Vttre'
bitb. Superintendent
citation WOlanO.gQri Gran Sr,ns g. SOsd,
Station N, 8o9s, G,bor.aptnu. - 5. R.
allen, SuperiHteHoeUt.
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q. G. 2tOingROu, sup.riutsnSsnt
\ Station 9, TorootsGdc Saps nno ebefsrfr.-
Gbarls8 q. Srtqtr, SUPERINTENDENT.
unter Stdtlonen.
VT. - s~ort.GSsuue unO TsaOtiOn.strabs -
Sbomas d. GOnIpu, eupctnteHDsrt. r.,
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d. Rolf, suptriHttnOsut
Rr. = RroooDap unO GbuitsStrabt J. -
Rrant, Superintendent
G6rabtr, supttintsnOent.
Rr. 6 - Sobg uno N~loi9r.otroSs edttp
@. RcR.al, Superintendent
Pr 7 - earl,ms uuO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
=. Ruaus, SuptriuttnotHt.
Rr. - Paltimorts uno SSm'
Sobr d. Sdpcod, Superintendent.
&. Gouarbs, Gu2erirttrntnt.
Wr. 9 - Rr. PA. 5. aD,rus, BsSDburs Sos.
q. Rcb, Sup'rinteRosnt
Rr. SO - Rprtb'Goenu. uno vteSuAoo'Sttao
- Supip TRt9. 6bipftp, Superintendent
Qr. SO - SruiO'6tnsstOenu une WtTs@sH'
etraSs - %. GGipart, Jun, 6uperinteHOtnt.
Fr. 81 - RI. @, D,fsRortb'aotHue Sstds
6. r. Rah.r. eup.rinttnoent.
Er. II - gilmors5traB. uuo Grt0rtdfaotHu'
- S,rbet G. chiffon, SUPERINTENDENT
R. %. sous. Superintendent.
Rr, is - GbarltssStrubt urb 6unttnqoor=Hot
Rr. - - G6arless6trube unS Hortb'No'nus -
- g.. L. UsSoIo, suptriutenntnt.
ar. 10 - 9reFou'Strube uHS Srstnmount'aOs
- 4. g.. Carlton, 6uptrtnt.nosnt.
O.. eerNrta. Superintendent
Rr. 10 - Gds Gutavs unS 9rtFon,enaSs
Rr. 10 - BioblesStrabs II. SsHHi9IOaEtaFaoe'
500 SsHr 6sEr, 6useriHttnetnt.
RF. 90 - Rprtbs urO 9tHbtH'USeHat WSmt1
O.. GsSRrS, eupriuttHosnt.
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4aTet- pentiae 3ufubI 1O,355 5uihel; 4,2l6
Suihd lurldssbSsen; SteuGrsrtu'SOIratb 21O,7A2

SaItimprer EHettens Sorfe.
(Esrt&tet ilr ben -DeutiA.n 5orr:ip bsntea" ourA
Iiioeen1ori, Oliper il d.
S~Gltimore ben / gldr3 1901
T2iHsenboTt, SIiper h 80. %bsrepnen tlr FrdHcs;
6antierss9ratten 6.I9X peniser 80. aHi so Gage,
aui eiat 6 l6h, tauimdnnIlRt 5.2On eut
80 Ia5s. Steihsm Irt SAY, SulotH 40.
gterlius 5uuftels Tur so Gage 4.S4h, nt Slnt
4.57H, laufmiHuiids 4.s3X-4.S4h.
Berfdufs auf Der biefaen GfePtensS1rfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Bnltimurer Nnrftberihte.

(csrthtst tlTD:t . Deatiten sOrrelBo 1ss- trH."1
Sa~tttnsre ben /. Nfdr 1901.
Die heattse Reit.n3niuhr bstrHj 1876 puihsl.
Der GlerdtursHsgSrTdtb 61I.311 Suih ,rinnot
BON ben SIepdtprsn $1,000 Ruihs. 8rrtauit Uurs
6tn o 900 Suitel nHo .. Haaaon.
yolsencs IdHele leiat ben %beutiaen. ben aeitr'8eE
hno ben lestidtrisen 5taEe Der DsasuprtIie IN osr'
eberntt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
3n berfaafen Ooer III bermiethen,

Su pertauf.n poer Iu psrmietben:
Qab.n, @obn6aug unb 6tua in gr. 1928. Grss
berid=abenue; sronte on orti Straben; $l8 mos
natli6. Ia6sufruqen bel u. .. R%ennsep. VT; 8,
Sn=9erinatpn Strabe. (5I-62l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

Wais. - 3ufunr % go, GIsUatoreH . Bots
ratt S0S,S29 BuiheL. Scri0uet Don ben ElsSItoren
34O,l45 rufntl. Errtauit rurStn ...-.. Suihd
uHh =. GDGsa0ns.
Felqenos 11he1e setst ben ~beutlasH. ben e%eftriaeu
uno ben lsstidhrlseH StaHs Der D.ISenpreIie IN str'
aInnAaAAar NIaha-AAA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Mnftions,M

Spbn y. S'Serrau, anfDGIt.
Rr. Ito, Cfz2tgingtons StraB'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

pfaIs neuttae gytHri9e lgieihe Sst
semlidter. S3luErste. SniusTLte lleetes JG9f.
Spet seuliint.r ass -441T44A Az I3sh 3S3s
Gpst gir. D. ....--..... :. .-..... 30 3SA
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9uHi ....... .....-.... -. .....-.....
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Iuauf......... ....-..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-05-18

PETERSON BROS. 4 CO., Grain anO
Commission Merchants.
JOSEPH AUSTRIAN, Of Leopold 4
Austrian Transportation Company.
d. v. PURINGTON, Brick Manufase.
urer.
H. GRUSENDORF, Lumber Dealer.
RUDOLPH II. RHODE, wholesale
Druggist.
JAS. r. McELROY, Of Jas q. AcEleoy
& Co., Real Estate.
ALBERT T. OTTO. Capitalist
H. z. SHEDDING, Capitalist
THOMAS b. MARSTON, Attorney.
DOLDSE 4 SHEPARD, Contractor
n. H. KII/GALLEN, Real Estate.
ALFRED KOHN, Wholesale Grocer
A. J. J. MILLER, Lumber Dealer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-05-18

LEICHT 4 BARTHOLOMEW. Brew
ers.
RUDOLPH BRAND, President United
States Brewing Company.
GEORGE w. KELLNER, Of Schmidt
Brewing Company.
Il. @. UIHLEIN, President EchlitS
Brewing Company.
JOHN CUDAHY, Packer.
MICHAEL CUDAHY, Packer.
LACKNER 4 BUTZ, Attorneys
GEORGE BURY, Attorney.
WILLIAM Woke. Attorney.
JURGENs 4 ANDERSEN. Wholesale
Diamond Merchants.
ANDREW O. LAUSTEN. Of the Lin.
seed Oh Trust.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-05-18
MOVE YOUR FACTORY
CHICAGO HEIGHTS.


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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-15
A Black Hero
Let Married Companion Escape
Danger a. Cost of His Life.

Indianapolis, May 12.-Wm.
Phelps, of Richmond, KY, and
Jadsss Stansburry, of this city.
We're cleaning the inside of an 8
foet upright boiler at the Csrea-
line mills this afternoon when an
emplove turned on the steam,
thinking the cock was tight. 1t
leaked and the scalding steam
poured in on the two men. The
only exit was up ladder to
manhole in the top. Both jumped
for the ladder. Phelps reached
it first, took one step and stopped.
He jumped aside and shouted
"you 90 first. Jim, you are mar
ried. Stansburv sprang up tho
ladder and escaped With slight
burns about the face and legs.
Though Phelps followed at his
heels his act of heroism cost him
his life. Both men were being
cooked when Phelps jumped aside.
BY the time he had followed
Stanshury up the ladder the hes h
was dropping from his limbs. He
was cooked alive and with supreme
effort dragged his >ca'ded body
from the manhole. He lived for
two hours in terrible agony, but
did not let a groan escape him.
"lt was Jim's right to 90 first, {"
said he quietly. He is married. :"
Phelps had been boarding at
Stans oury's house. Both mon
are colored.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-15
Justice to a Negro.
He Caused tho Death of a White
Man, but Under circumstances
Beyond his Control.
Special to News and Courier

Special to News and Courier.
,OraDgeburg, .May.slD.--A-xsr-
dict OF lot guilty was rendered
this afternoon in the case of Willie
Wilson, the negro charged with
murder of Mr. j II w Hvdrick
by running into and thro wing him
from his buggy on the Bull Swamp
road, on the 30th of September
last. A motion for a change of
venue was refused and the case
entered INTO this morning, Wilson
having beeo brought down last
night from the State Psnitentiarv,
where he has been held fo~ safe.
Keeping ever since Mr. Hydrick' :
death. A strong guard WAS placed
at the Jail last night and Wilson
will he protected by the same
guard tonight and sent out of tho
county tomorrow. An attempt
WAS made to lvnch him at North
Station Immediately after tts ac-
cident, and the mob, composed of
about 200 msn from Mr. Hydrick'
section of tho county, followed him
to Orangehnrg and terrorizsd be
city the night following his arrest
and would only leave after search.
ing the Jail for Wilson, who had
been taken to Columbia
The testimony showed clearly
that Wilson had an unmaaaessbls
horse, which was running away
with him at the time of the col
lision with Mr.. Hydrick Judge
benet charged the jury fully and
clearly in the expressed considers
able surprise that the facts being
as shown, thers should have ever
been any attempt at a lynchlng.
The jury wsre out abo ut half an
hour. Wilson was represented
by Messrs Raysor 4 Summers.
FKM.