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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09


The Woman's club OF North Bend has
no debarriug clause in it's bylaws. neither
has sex line been drawn but on the
contrary cordial invitation has been ex-
tended periodically to masculine friends.
Yet they seldom come. Diplomatic
members construed their indifference
thus: We meet on Saturday afternoon.
the busiest time for business men. Let
us have an evening session; let us make
it musicale, wear our pretty gowns and
a emile to please the eyes. have sweet
music to please the ear, kind welcome
to touch the heart. and dainty refresh
ments to tickle the palate, and it was
decided upon. The young ladies ar
ranged and carried to successful issue
the musical program. Mrs. Doubravs
offered her spacious home. which the
ladies decorated with flowers and flags,
and eeventy.five guests responded aud
were welcomed by the reception COM
mittee, Mesdames Sherwood and Walk
er, who presented each one with NINA
ture flag. Tiny hatchets were presented
only to the men as a Ratchet in the
hand Of woman at the present time is
"mightier than the sword" The music
was OF the quality that searches out the
corners Of the soul. Dainty refresh.
ments we're graclously served with good
appetite and good nature for a relish.
The following is the program:
Handicap march Rosey
Mandolin club
Piano solo, Reveries Poetiqu-, Wright
Mrs. G K. Watson
Violin solo. The Flight OF Ages, Bevan
Miss Bertha Hanks
Piano duet, March Militaire, Schubert
Mrs. Downing, Mics Millar
Piano solo, Secret Love, LANCE
Miss Mabel Saelig
Violin solo, 9Th Air, Dancla
Mr.. George Meyer
Miss Havertield, Accompaoist
Nearer My God to Thee
a. sung by the deaf and dumb
Mrs. G. A. Millar
Piano solo, Last Idea OF Won Weber,
arr. Cramer
Mre. Thomas Grant
Vocal solo, Burst Ye Apple Buds.
Emery
Mics Virginia Frapcis
Quartette,
When the Starlight Gilds the Stream
Linders
Misses Irma Mcvicker, Ethel Hanks,
Ella McVicker, Laura Millar
Piano solo,
Shepherds All and Maidens Fair
Nevin
Miss Ethel Doubrava
Piano duet, Ii Trovatore Verdi
Mrs. McMurray, Mics Hsverfield
Vocal solo,
The Song that Reached Ny Heart,
Jordan
Mrs. W. w. Roberts
The Sea Fairies Waltz Preston
Mandolin club
Jaggles-What do you think of Chris
tian Science.
. Waggles-It looks as il faith without
good medicine is death.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-03-09

Jaggles-What do you think of Chris
tian Science.
. WagRles-It looks as il faith without
good medicine is death.
North Park union., 1901-06-28

Quite number II young folks ex.
pect tn take a trip to Middle Park on
tie 4th Of July.
Frank Kellam and Jim Hatch in.
tend to start to Laramie this week
after supplies ard expect to bring in
some friends Of Mr.. Kellam's from
Missouri.
j. W. Everhard and W. F. Donel-
son went to Middle Park last week
Rev John Oliver preached here
last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Will Howard and family re-
turned from Boulder last week, where
she has been viaiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Monroe were
out riding in their new buggy Sun
day.
Mrs W. G. Shearcr and family
were visiting Mrs. j. W. Welch.Mun-
day.
North Park union., 1901-06-28
Rand Items.

BY Our Special Correspondent.
J. L. Ish is putting in saw-mlll
on the head of Willow Creek near
the old saw-mill site.
j. B. Sidener and wife of Kansas
City, came in on Thursdays stage to
Rand. They have been visiting at
the home OF j. w. Welch the past
few days. They think of locating in
the rark
Mr.. John Slack was a caller at
Rand Sunday
North Park union., 1901-06-28

Monday, the lst, and lasting until the
night of the 9th.
Mr., and Mrs. Zipful came in from
Laramie the frst of the week. They
brought s NJ. Mace's two children
and Dorothy kermode in with them.
Dorothy has been attending school in
Laramie the past winter
The canals OF the United States are
1880 miles in length. And there
are fourteen times four thousand five
hundred and ninety miles OF canals
that need TO be built before our arid
region shall have reached II fair de-
gree Of development
John Stee'e came in on Tuesday
and reported the survey of the road
lately viewed in the south end Uf the
Park that is o run to the Grand
county line We hope that road will
b. opened AS ii certainly would be OF
henetit to many of our people.
There are in the pentup hives of
industry III the Eastern States and
cities millions Of men who. IL the Op-
purtunity we're afforded them through
an opening Of the West by irrigation.
would swarm out of those hives and
cover the western fertile plains and
valleys with HI intelligent and indus
trious population. Elliott Nit
chell.
(Too Late for Last Week.
j. B. and Mrs. Beals were visitors
at H. F. Sturdevant's over night
early in the week.
MIR. H. p. Butler brought the UNION
some fine lettuce, radishes and onions
Thursday. He raised them all in his
garden here in Walden. 1t is Il good
illustration Of what can Ike done in
this line when little effort Is made
North Park union., 1901-06-28

John Riuch WAS on our streets yes
terday.
&. q. Fliniau left for Pearl yester-
.lav afternoon.
John Clark Of the West Side was
IN our city this week.
Mrs. john kimnons was q visitor
in our city "Wednesday.
Quite number OF tish are being
caught in our streams now.
Fred McAvoy made a short bust.
ness trip Ia Laramie last week.
l. A. Hoidrrge and wife came in
town Tuesday and remained over
night /.
The new addition to tue liver,
stable of Il. Loucks i. nearing com
pietinn.
Mrs. Wynn, mother Of Eslic Wynn.
WAS II passenger on the stage Friday
night.
Win BreuIpn, who has been up in
Wyoming several months, came into
town Tuesday.
Miss Tickmor "f Fort Collins, is
visiting at the home Of f. r. Rogers,
for few DAYS
II YOU want some nice fresh meat
gn TO the new meat market. You
can also get salt meat.
Mrs kerinOde was, in town Wed
ncs.lay and took her daughter Doro-
thy home with her.
The editor went out Wednesday
morning 70 look after some mining
interests near Pinkhamton.
Mr.. q. 8. Morey, head of the Z. 8.
Morey Mercantile Co., Denver. spent
few days IN town this week
al. McNeill now drives the Laramie
stage in place Of Norv. King. who is
reported to have gone to mining.
You can get fresh and salt meats
OF all kinds ut the new Cash Meat
Market. Opposite Snyder House.
Last Tuesday number Of movers
with herds OF cattle went through
town towards Steamboat Springs.
Barney aud Elmer Mallon of the
upper end of the Platte returned
from Laramie Tuesday with large
loads Of goods
Laramie will celebrat te the 4th of
July for whole week, beginning on
North Park union., 1901-06-28
Notice For Publication.
Land Ofiic. at Denver. Colorado.
June D. 1901.

June 26, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has hled notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
TINT said proof will be made before Harvey F.
Sturdevant, United States Commissioner. Dis.
trict Of Colorado. at Walden, Colorado. on Au.
gust 3rd, 1901. yiz: Fl. A. No. 1850 Of James X.
p. McCallum OF Walden, Colorado. for the NJ
NwA and Ny NEs Sec. 81. TO n, 79W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land. viz;
Samuel $. Brownlee, OF Walden, colorado.
William d. Beckwth,"
George Post,
David ". Tibbetts. A"
q n Eoun R.~;ssar
North Park union., 1901-06-28

FoUND-A bicycle and six-shooter
near the old Har,iy ranch, Owner
can have same ny calling on Verne
Rich.
jack and Tim Greene esue With
two teams Thursday to move bal
ance OF their household goocN to
Agate Ridge
North Park union., 1901-06-28

C. d. FosD, Register.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
Wcifurbcn.

glm II. 5ebruor in Bnaosnbiittsn
SpIiab 8bnoes in, 9llter bon 20 Sab.
ren. Ser 9eriorbene binterldBt cine
Sndter, 6raa @inib in .Gnaoenhiit-
ten.
9lm Is. Tebruar in Gleip Ybilaoel.
phia 8ineham SbompfDn i'm Qllter ron
38 ssabren on Der Walieriuht. Ser
8erliorbene hinterldBt feline ndberer
Nnpermanoten in oieiem Sou lin.
9lm 10. Sebruar in llbrihsbill,
6auptmann parrilb nah LANCER Gronf.
belt i'm 9llter bon rs s5abren. Tel
geritorbene bat ben Ylraerfrisa nlitse.
nla6t ; er binterldBt A Ginoer.
Mm ID. Sebruar in Union 9p 8.
e. srtbur i'm Nitsr pou SO Sabren.
Ser 9eritorbene binterldbt eine Wittpe,
aber teine GinOer.
gon ben Ybilippinen tommt oit
9tabribt, oaB bort on, "a. Ss3embe,
2oB 9. gono Qeltorben. Der Wer-
SiprbeEe bat frIber bier eetppbnt uno
lieB ii6 Uor 5wei Sahren in @lepelano
anlDerben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
y3inocr IclOcn,

MIpentrdnter glutbeleber bsilt. :"
iaat 0srr llilhael 3epr in Snolana
Miuer. 81. y. .Nteine 9ohier mar
teit ID Sabren BON eczema heimse-
luht. Sic Grantbeit seiate iib ais lie
nod ein tlsines Gino mar. Sic brad
Sutrlt am Ropf uno butter ben Ghren
aus. Wir soaen Die beiien 9lerate 81
&atbe /; mir Aaben ibr perihieoene DIE
oisinsn. aber nibts lupllts belfen. Go-
balo cine Gtslle Eeilte, brah es mieoer
anf elmer ano;ren Stelle berDor. s3ua
lebt leate cs lih auf Die Mlgen uno
fie bate lahrslana lusbe 9usen, oas
beiBt entSiinoete Nh9enlioer. gu 3ei-
ten breitete lih DIR @lino ilber ole
Baden aus. yair besaNnen ein Sur
nit 6orni's allpentrduter 8litbeIeber.
Ser Nusiblaa puroe III SSolae oefen
nur nod beftiser. Wir fubren beiien
un9eodtet nit Der WeoiSin fort uno Sn
nnierer 6reuoe petiNulnoet ber Aus=
Fblaa nod uno na1. SD bin Der fes
lten ueber5eusung. oab lie nit Der 3eit
pollltdnois beraelteat, oa Oas 2eioen lid
nlebr uno mebr beilert, lie al @emidt
sunimmt uno i3r glusiehen nitbts all
miinlGen ibris llBt. g1ir f0nnteu
niht mebr oble sSbr 9eilmittel fsrtig
,perOen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21

9lae gum 9aufaeibdfte qeaoriaen
Sron6en merosn belorgt. lRit Der
Sant 1T cine Spartolle uerbunoen.
Wedllel iperoen ausgeltellt na1
SeatI6lano, Der S6ueis uuo alien an=
bern frenloen 2duoern.
9luf 9epoliten tperoen 3infen be-
5ablt.
9as eonse Nftienfopital Der Yonf
1T III BONDS Der Ser. Staaten auae=
le9t.
5olgenoes lino Die Sirettoren
s. s. 9p,pnisnb, 6. 6. actpis, s..
gSens, VI. MciB M. q. GlInn non
Wasnolia, O., u. 9. Gratt, 9. 9e-
fcnbaDer, G. Scis, Subu 9anlun,
9cbu Srnfer un6 8. VI. Mit6ea.
s. s. gnmnieno, grdiioent,
6. 6. 0euis, Yice Yrdlioent.
Chen. Wcns, 3allier,
Gben. Better, slIliltent SaIlier.
Sdmmtli1e attipen 8anfbeamten
lpre9en Oautih.
Mer 8antaei6dite su beiotsen bat,
fon1me gu uns. Al
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
9eiratDsb esutntgangcn.

peter Settler, Carroll GountD, 8. -
2is,ie Sieb, Mineral Yoint.
9lbra9am 8. Duncan, 9enniion -
Moa 9. G;int9er, Gnooenbutten.
Walter %. Simmer, Senniion - 6.
Mouoe 8.plper, ubri0spile.
Sobn SS. 9lubibl, Jtaeerspille Nnno
g. Saos, yufs 3p.
Sonaro 6. So9ue, 9lfron Oiorr
@li5abetb @ioOer, Salem Sp.
@olter .. Stpeonen, SSreeport. 8. :
8lanhe 2ambrisbt, ubridspilte.
@m. 6oulobrrn - Mup Morgan,
beioe bon 9ennlIon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
@orieittiaas GMrS.

Sic 6. llnterbaltun9 oss Nsip 9bi=
laoelp6in 2ecture GlrIes finoet oil,
WontaQ Nbeno, p. SSebruar, i'm bie=
iieen SpernbauIe ltatt. GeIeypirte
Sibe fOnnen am Treitag Nbsuo an Der
aalle i'm Spernhauie. poer Ipdter in
Srilters 9lpotbefe beleQt nercen. gin=
fade @intyittstarten so, 35 uno 25
Gents.
9luf Dem 9ro9ramme III Elm Gonsert
Oes SoItonia Sertette, elmer Der beiten
@Dn5erttruppen i'm Sonoe, uno oiirien
Die gein6er lider lein, eirsn oenuB=
rei6en Nbeno gu perleben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21

= Als neulib in @bieaso Elm Mann
duf bic pDliBei tam, linn lih meeen gi-
aalnie perbafien au laiien, fhidte ibn
Der Gergeant nit Dem Beoeuten fort.
0aB er ia obnebin fbon 5rubel senus
habe.
Sehr erfreulid) lauten aus Iaii
alien Staaten Die Beri1te iiber Die
GortIbritte, tDelde Die Bepe9nna sur
grlangung beIersr Mege madt. Eas
bsitdiigt BON lleuem bic alte grfab=
rllng, 0oB es hisrsulanbs iebr lange
bauert, elmer ReIOrmioee Die gnbll Su
byed)efl, bnB es oann aber een0bnlid
fehr is1nen gebt, tuenn man benz pnbli=
tltnl erH einmnl ben ridtigen Hegriff
lfpil benz praItildsn Mertb sinfr fol-
den HeIotm beiaebrn&t hat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
Ocrid1tSDergaaOInn0eu.

Nm 0OnnerituQ 9fadmittna Iebte,
g9ode ertlGrten bic @eI6mornen oud
Sas. Sibgeralo, oen 5. Der G6onesoillt
8antrdu6er. i6uloig. 9erielbe iubte gu
bemeilen, ooB er sur 3eit oes Ginbru1s
in 8naoenbiitten qemeieu. Der Die 6es
f6wornen fhentten Ieiren glli9oben tei=
nen 8lGuben. gei Ieiner BeianQen=
nOlme fono man 9titroQficerine uno
Ipnamtt Climber, Elm 5tiif Qapier nit
9tptl3en. lpelfe bon bem lun0en 9Dr=
Ihud ols pon iqm 9eid)rieben iOertjfisirt
puroen. uno ei>en gtepolper in I2inem
Bells, nno 0ieS. uerbunotn nit on0e,
rem SeDelsmateriAl, entIdieo gegen
i6n.
9tm 6reita9 purosn Die orei @inbre=
der Dor DEN Stidter eebrabt. um ihr
uArtbeil 5u Dernebmen. &obert W.
Salep uno Sumes 6ibgernlo wuroen
leoer 5u 10 Sabrcn 3uhtbaus perur-
theilt. m1breno ,}obu 9aD, Der Iid)
tAulola betannt bate, nit 8 Salrsn
oaDon fam.
6olgenoe Yrnselle wuroen beigelegt
uno Die Soften bejuhlt
Die Notipnnlbant bon Pittsbur9 ee=
gen 6. Santirf II. u.
9ie llbribsullle Gereal SO. qeoen g.
8. Sbuu IL. u.
Die peoples Building & 2oan 60.
9e9ei. Sullus Storine u. n.
8. 5. 5Slemins 9esen Gbarles g.
San Sarligen u. u.
emanuel Sbont qeecn g9m. s..
Sbont u. u. sluf Soften bes Gldseys
faleg 9elallsn.
R. Wi. Barnes geeen 60. Is. Seifel,
Observation-Disclosures bon ,5obanna
aer6 II. u. 9em Rldger puroen
$500 Sugeiprp6en.
Srlan 6. Bropn Ii. ". eegen Marp
s. @ibion II. u. 5empordrer gin=
baltsbefebt betpilligt.
slmanoa 6. Yaae geeen Deborah
Smith. sSoliab Sparts maro ais 0or.
numb fir Die glngeflaete ernannt.
Gbarles s. Wilcoren sesea Samuel
@ilcoren Ii. u. Ger geriht Der Gone
naro beitdtist uno yertauf
angeoronet.
Sames 8reenlees aegen Sohn 8.
@arO II. u. IS mur0en su9eiprohen !:
Sem aldger $500, oem Wm. u. War=
fel $l68.62, Dem Wm. s.. gaooes
1925. .28, uno auBerosn bat Der Sid
ger Die Goffen su be5ablen.
I'm bic 8ei1uornenlilte su perboa.
itdnoiaen. ipurben folgenoe 8eidfporne
herausgelost: ghas. Y. Walton, @ar
mid yp,. Siaae earned, Nsia 5p.
uno g. 8. Doopenaarner, Dooer 5p.
y. M. Bailep, MaIlenpermalter, ae.
aen bic Ropal glap Wtfa. SO. Ser
eAlubbsribt beg Wlaiienperpalters
iuarb eenebmist uno osrielbe marc ent=
lansu.
MseIt penn GounSrD & Mahine So.
9eaen bic Rem philadelphia Sron unb
6ieel SO. Ben Rldgern tpuroen
50. 836. 95 augeiproden.
aittle u. WooD, yOrmunb, ge1en Die
Reepes Sron 60. Zen RIdgern uur-
,en $4,000 5uaeiprOden.
Su1n QDnh ge9en bic g. g. Is. Il
5t. 8. Gifenhaba. Esnl Rld9er ii ii.
zen $l0. 300 3n9eIprr6tn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21

yBo INNER in Ganias Grau gnr-
rie NatiOn auf Der gilbfld1e erideint,
foiat ibr ME Der GhmeiF Dem Rometsn
cine Deeroe 9ranlps, bic gieria oarauf
lauern, oaB ii1 Elm Strom bon Mbis-
feD nnb Bier ii bic GoHe tpdl3e. Gran
Gama Dill fo8ar Diiisn, Dab Die Ser.
rem 9ramps Der boIoen See bon San.
las 9ips" 81 9ebsn nifien, no ber
ateae 6toff il finbsn III. ga niirbt alfo
tsr @hweif nit Dsm aometsu lpsosIn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
Sic GGatlfouDs in g,ia Gn.

Bon GhulfnnDs i'm getraoe opu
sl2, ,385.50, 81 melden 5u5carapa5
Gouutp betehtI9t lit, bat Der Staats-
guoitor So. 65l 80 suliif9ebal!en, neil
mQhrenb ben leBten 20 Sabreu Elm
She'll Upn 9enniion i'm S6ulcenIus
iowobl BON llbriAsOille als au0 uon
8ennlIon mitge5dblt iuuroe uno beioe
Gtdote fir Die 9abl Der oDrti9en Sinner
S1ul9eloet beSo9en. Na9 Der Se=
lc1nung Des Staatsaroitprs lpurOen
inIolge oeHen So, 65l 80 81 picl al Die
bsiOen Stdote an ftaatlideu S1ul0el=
bern besablt uno Dem3ufOlge miro nun
bieier getgag bon Dem ltadtli6en
Bsitrag on ben S6ulfono in unisrem
GountD abge5ogeu.
Die na6ite 6raae it nun, Scr fir
bieIen 5Seblbetrag allffommen muB
@is gum SATIRE 1880 eeb0rte bas in
asruge ftebenoe Serritorium gum S9ul=
9iiiritt uhrl6suile, jeooh in oeul ge=
rannten Sabre murbe oallelbe Der Staot
9ennilon einperleibt uno Die Ginoer
alneeu nab 9enniion in Die Scbule,
bob iteint es. als oh oas 6ebist ME lii
forneller Weiie bon Dem llbri1suiae
Shuloiltritt ausgeI6ieoen moroen lei
unO 10 muroen Die oprtiaen Ginoer ieit=
Der iomobl i'm Shulcenius bon llbri1s=
bile als auh in oemjeniaen pon 3en=.
nlfOn mitseSdblt. WabrIbein!id mir
Die Gra9e, melde Der beioen Gtdote oen
Geblbetrag oeden miiiie, in Den Gjsrid=
ten gum Nustrag fommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21

Sic Gffiee Der Water SO. lpirb
dm |. Wdr3 nah Dem Yteranoer glof
perlest weroen.
Die brei peruribeilten 8antriu=
ber muroeu am Gamltag nah oem
3uhtbaus in Columbus gebrabt.
Sbr betpmmt quite 6ilsitieIel fir
$3.50 in gilfem alten Ghubtaben bel
SObn @fert. AZ
Moraen (Wolbin9tons @eburts=
taQ) lit Die Yoltoffice BON Ii ubr 8or=
mittags bis s llbr Mbenos aeidlOhen.
Molt Sbr sate uno bilise Site
fel Doer Sdube 10 9ebt su Sobn @fert
on Siio= =@rpaona1. AZ
Sn glepelanb lit 5om. 8. Sobn=
ION npn ben Senptraten einltimmig
a!s @anoioat fir Mapor npnlinirt uor=
Den.
Der Sornung tout feline polle
, gflidt lno S6uloigteit. Gaubes @et=
ter, bdufige ShneeeeltDber, op1 pbne
beoeutenoen Sbneefal, eiIi9e Seiten=
lpe9e nno felten nur Elm frellnoliher
Sonnenblid.
IS beiBt, Die 6. 8. q %, @iIen=
babn lei in Die Sdnoe oes Nsm Ynrtes
Gelo= uno @ilenbabn=S Spetutauten s.
9. MorAan iiberaeeanAen. 0o6 erpar=
tet man oorldnfig feline NenNerunsen
in Der @erpaltlln9 Der Sabn.
Sn Milrpaufee, gBis.. lit am Is.
b6s ySerDlo" 8ebauoe nieoergebrannt.
ga in ben1elbeu au1 Die Qifer- unb
@artenbau : 3eitllng georudt lUaro, il
oilrfte Die 3uieuoun9 oerislben eine
seltreiIi9e lnterbrebung erfabren.
get Dem Sofion Sanfstt in
Columbus purbe Or. 81. g8. Paty:f bon
bier als ndhiter oemotrotli1er @anoi=
oa. Iilr 8ouoerneur 9enannt unO me6=
rere Der prominenteiten 8emutraten oea
Stoates iprabeu iib gu ieinen 0un=
ten aus.
William Saplor BON llGri1soile
muroe ON Sienltng in @DIbeu Spiihen
elmer 2otDuotibe uno einem Gnblenlpa=
gen 81 9Ooe gequetidt. SapIor ftano
binten auf Der 2otonptpe, als bieie
nit nem Ro6lenDn9en suIammen iileB.
Ser iun9e Wann bate T1 llm eiue
Stelle als 8remier auf Der s. 8. & %
GiIenbobn bemorben uno oies war feline
erite Gabrt.
@5 iinO ibon 10 oiele Yropbe}ei=
unqen uno 0ermutbun9er iiber ben
.Se9inn oes ndblten Sabrbunosrts laut
Qemorcen, raB es ipobl auh un5 er=
laubt 1T, unirren Semi" oo5u 81 ee=
ben. Wir oermutbsn. oas erite SaDr
oss nddlten Sabybunoerts peroe NIT
riner 6rieoenscnnferen5 im 9onQ cr0ff=
net, Die nit einem Srie9e iiber Die 6ru=
&C cnoet,. ipann ei9entlid oas 3. Sabr=
tauIeno beQinnt = Soften gGetteu iiber
Die fldtigtfit oleisr Yrophe'eiung ge=
mo6t meroen 10 bitten Wlr, bas GelO
ueytrauenaOoll Del uns 81 oepvniren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-21
Gcrlamat cin @attc!

NluB ltart iein unb oarf nlemals ei=
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The age-herald., 1901-10-20
MAY BE SHORT OF CASH Inspector Takes Charge of the
 Decatur Office MONEY LOANED TO FRIENDS Shortage Not Due to Any crookedness On the Part of the Postmaster.
 Applicants for the
 Office.
MONEY LOANED TO FRIENDS

Decatur October 1s.-(specia1.) )-United States postofflce inspectors have been in charge of the Decatur office today, they having checked up Postmaster J. B. Kinds and 1t Is said found him several hundred dollars short
 The postm aster's books and reports are correctly posted, but the cash balance called for was not apparent. The alleged shortage Is evidently not due to any crookedness on the part of Captain Hinds or his assistants, but 1t Is general ly understood that he used the money for his political friends who had promised to refund him immediately and failed to keep their promise when their political faction lost out.
 Captain Hinds stands high in the es- teem of all in the city, being one of the oldest citizens. and his misfortune is gem orally regretted. The shortage will be made good by the bondsmen and the of- flee vacated by Captain Kinds.
 Several applications for the office are already fled L. w. Day. John Booker and William Moseley being the prominent ones.
The age-herald., 1901-10-20
.GADSDEN
Street Cooper Shot and Killed By
 James A. 6arkley.ssSss

Gadsden, October 19.-(Special) )-Street Cooper was shot and killed by James A. Barkly at the home of the latter at Ciays- ville, q few days ago. Cooper and his wife were living at the house of MT. and Mrs. Barkly who are parents of Mrs. Cooper. The men were drinking and 1t Is said Cooper began to abuse his wife. Her father interfered and was attacked by Cooper with a knife. He seized a shot gun and fired the contents of one load at Cooper. the load taking effect in his stomach which caused death instantly. Barkly was arrested and put in jail at Guntersvile. He was released later on a 5000 bond.
 T. J. Bruce, the A-months son of Colo nel and Mrs. T. J. Bruce died yesterday at Albertville.
 The North Alabama Presbytery will meet at Attalla from the 22d to the 27th of October.
 The city of Attalla has purchased a John H. McGowan pump for a water works. plant at the cost of $1275 The pump has a capacity of one million gall Ions per day.
 Will Buchanan accidentally shot him self while out hunting near Guntersville. The shot entered his mouth and tore out nearly all of his tongue. He Is in a serious condition.
 ' J. c. Buckner has been appointed jus tice of the peace of Alabama City beat by Governor Jelks.
 Ex-County Superintendent of Educa- tion of Marshall county appeared before the court at Guntersville yesterday and plead guilty to a charge of embezzlement He was given a sentence of fifteen months imprisonment in the peniten- tiary. He was shot while being arrested a year ago and came near dying
 The grand jury has indicted L. P. Lewis on a charge of embezzlement of funds while tax collector of Marshall county. He made bond in the sum of $1000 to ap- pear for trial at a called term of the circuit court to be held in December.