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The age-herald., 1901-06-04
SPECIAL RATES
Via. Alabama Great Southern Railroad Pan-American Exposition, Buffa-
 Io M v Ms sv <o Nou y0f

To, N.. Y., May 1 to Nov. 1, 'o1.
 For this occasion very low rates have been authorized. Round-trip rate Bir- mingham to Buffalo ss1.40. tickets to be sold daily April 30 to September 30. in elusive: limited November 8, 1901
 Rate of $26. 10 will also apply Birming- ham to Buffalo and return, tickets to be sold Mondays during the month of May, 1. e., May g. IS. @' M; also for trains May !, 14, H, 2s. Final limit of tickets sold at this rate so regulated that pas- sengers must leave Buffalo prior to mid night of Saturday following date of sale. National Meeting Grand Lodge B. P. O. B. Milwaukee, Wis, July 23-25, 1901- Rate of one fare, plus 8. has been an- nounced for this occasion. tickets to be sold July 20, 21. 22, with final limit July 2S 1901, inclusive.
 Round-trip rate Birmingham to Mill waulee s24. 30.
 Southern Baptist Convention. New Or leans, La-Account above named occa- sion the A. G. S. R. R. win sell round- trip tickets to New Orleans at rate of one fare Tickets on sale May r. s a. with final limit May 20. By depositing ticket with joint agent on or before May 16, and on payment of fee of 50 cents. an 
 to June 5.
 Account National Educational Associa- ton Meeting, Detroit, Mich. July 7-12, the A. G. s. R. R. will sell round-trip tickets at rate of one tar for the round triy, plus g. tickets to be sold July 5, 6. ', limited to July 16 By depositing ticket with joint agent on or before July 12, and on payment of fee of 50 cents, an exten- sion will be permitted to September 1. 1901.
 National Convention Epworth League San Francisco, Cal, July 1S-21 1901.-For this occasion very low rates have been authorized, Tickets on sale July to F. inclusive, limited to August 31. Round- trip rate from Birmingham S51 TO- For particulars and information relative to stop-overs and diverse routes. call at Passenger Office. No. 2019 First avenue.
 J. 0. LUSK,
 Traveling Passenger Agent. l-29-tf Birmingham. Ala.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04
Cyrano Barred.

London. June 4.-"The Ottoman gov .ernment, says the Constantinople corre- spondent of the Daily Mail "has prohib- ited the performance of 'Cyrano de Ber- gerac'' declaring 1t to be revolutionary.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04
Piles Cured Without the Knife.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Your druggist will refund your money if PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure you 50 cents.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04

average of s1514 each) as first payments. large percentage of the cases stand as "old minors" and only appear on the rolls for the one payment.
 For account of service in the war with Spain there have been granted 2s6s pen sions to ,nvalids and 1156 pensions to widows and dependents.
 The total number of claims filed for account of this war to date has been 43.- STA
 Under the act of March g. 1900 proyid- ing for the re-pensioning of widows who are married and again became widows, there have been 1905 claims filed.
 There will be an increase in the num- Der of pensioners on the rolls at the close of the present fiscal year, June 30, 1901, over the previous year.
 Congress appropriated s700,000 for medi- cal examination this year. but the de- mand for examinations has been so great that the appropriation will not be suffi- cient In addition here have been issued for increases. re-rating and accrued pen sions 50 6S0 certificates, or the bureau has written for all classes s4.077 certificates. There have been 43,379 names added to the roll since July 1, 1900.
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The age-herald., 1901-06-04

Good appetite and cheerfulness follows the use of Priclxley Ash Bitters. It puri- fies the blood, liver and bowels and makes life worth living.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04
Purchased Bonds.

Washington, June 3.-The SeAcretarv of the Treasury today purchasedi s224. 900 of per cent short term bonds a lls.7sM
The age-herald., 1901-06-04

J. H. steel left Sunday for St. Charles Ill.,
 John W. Hill, representing the Hill Trunk Company of Nashville. is in the city.
 Mir c. H. Barnes, formerly foundry foreman of >fhe Birmingham Pipe and Casting Company. left Sunday for St Chalres, H., where he has accepted po- sition with the Glenn Foundry and Ma chine Company.
 Metropolitan Hotel Arrivals-F. Bald win, Memphis; c. P. Willingham and wife, Denver, Col; F. J. Long, Cincinnati; Mrs. R. L. Williamson, Warrior: Jas. H. Hard, Bessemer; W. H. Johnson, Indianapolis; Chas H. Scott, Montgomery; A c. Ware and wife. Atlanta; Sig Selig, W. H. John son and wife, H. Wilensky, Atlanta; M. Laudaner. Cincinnati: J. W. Hill, Nash vile; E. A. Willing, Florence; A. H. Me- Lung, Carrollton, Ill.,; H. Sullivan. Selma; R. s. Stringfellow, Montgomery; r. M. Perryman, Atlanta; J. D. Venable, At lanta; T. J. Benholtz. West Park, N r.; J. R. Mcintosh Richmond, Va; J. w. Caldwell, Toledo, O.; s. B. Furman, At lanta; W. J. Hughes, Chattanooga; Vim. Fort, Corneila; J. s. Moore, Jasper M. P. Lee Jonesboro, Ga, w. w. Dunn, North Carolina; c. T. Killough Selma; J. A. Catus, Ardmour, I. T.; c. Wolfhimer At lanta; A. W. Armstrong. Knoxville; S. A. Hobson, Woodstock; J. l.. Ruff1n, Fort Payne; J. B. Davis, Talladega; T. J. Mar tin, Atlanta; J. H. Donohoo Talladega; H c. Hoover, Atlanta; s. F. Sanford, Fayette; M. F. Hicky, Buffalo; M Schwed, New York: J. Pryor, Cincinnati; A. P. Hawison, Randolph; A. c. Wilder, Vincent, Ala.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04

The map furnished our subscribers is the most complete of it's kind ever published,
The age-herald., 1901-06-04
BUILDING PERMITS.
Eighty-one Permits Were Nsued Dur
 ing the Month of May.

The building commission of Birmingham issued eighty-one building permits during the month of May. The amount of work called for by them is valued at $132.362 Four call for buildings that will cost $5, 900 and under s10,0O0.
 A building permit has been issued to H. c. Abbott to erect two-story brick veneered building on Eleventh avenue and Seventeenth street, South, to cost $4,0oO.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04

The Alabama Great Southern Railroad yesterday morning had an excursion to Chattanooga. Quite a number went up on the train.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04

Concert be Memoli's band East Lake every Sunday.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04

John W. Hill, representing the Elill Trunk Company of Nashville. is in the city.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04
PERSONAL.

J. H. Steel left Sunday for St. Charles,
The age-herald., 1901-06-04

The report of A. A. Gambill. collector of licenses, street and poll taxes in Bir- mingham for the month of May is as fol- lows: Licenses, $2S3S; street tax. $s221; poll tax, $74S.
The age-herald., 1901-06-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
Die Ginmanberunssfraar.

Die SragDbie in Buffalo bat cine
Srdge piebsr in ben @orbergrunb gez
brGngt, Die intenlipe unb %anoauernz
Der bic Dffentli9e Meinung bei9dftigt,
als irgenb cine anoere, uno bds 1T Die
5rase Der Gintpanoerung. Ser 4mez
rifaner ldBt ii9 in bielen Singen pom
Smpuls beberri4en, unb 10 piro fur5z
meg bic Ginpanberung als zines Der
6auptibel, bas uns ben Nnar9ismus
bef9eert bat, binsefteat, uno als elm
fa9ites 9egenmittel 8erbot ober bod
f9arfe 8eidrdnfung Der @inpanoez
rung empfo6len. Der HdtiDismus
I9iebt pieber ippis ms Rraut. 9r.
8. %. 9abereom fagte bieIer Sage in
elmer ieinsr Waibinstoner gorreiponz
benaen: nSm 8erlaufe Der lesten Sage
iinb piele Mitglieber bes gonerefes
bier geneien. unb man Darf tpobl be-
6aupten, baB biefelben einitimmig in
Der peiteren i9arfen 8ei9rdnfuns Der
Ginpanberung bas bette Mittel CUR
M~usrottung bes Mnar9ismus iehen,
ipG9renb bic Stod=4merifaner unter
ibnen nod fpeiter eeben unO @ridne=
rung Der DECENTRALIZATION berlangen.
Senator Opniper BON Sotpa bat in
elmer Rebe auf bic 2eute nit ~runaus=
fpre6liden Hamen" perpieien, Die sez
fdbrli6e Menihen feien unb benen
nidt erlaubt lein fplte, bieies 2unb
au betreten. Der gpngreb tritt tn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

spei Monaten in Sibung, unb feline
Mitglieber fperben obne 3tpeifel beiz
nahe ausnubmslos unter Dem GIN
futile Der natipiitiiden 8etpeguns
iteben. Wenn ba ni9t einpdnberungs=
feinolide @eiebe erlafen fperben fpl=
len, miifen bic @egner FOLDER MaBs
reeeln ii9 fofort riibren! Wenn UNI
fere @eiebgeber bieie, Der ginfpunbe=
runq unfreunbli9e Ri9tung Dertre=
ten, bann bari man ii9 nt9t ipunoern,
penn in einem She'll Der prefe nod
peiter gegansen pirb. 60 forbert Elm
natipifii9 onge6au9tes 8fatt she
unionit" ben gongreB beretts gu Ell
mem p0Gigen 8erbote Der Ginpanbez
rung auf, aber ni9t etpd Bios, UNI
bic Mnar9iffen fern 81 balten, ionz
bern INN ausldnbi59e 4rbeiter ii6er=
baupt ausaui9lieBen. Ser 9iidgans
Der Snbutrie in anberen 2Gnoern
piirbe Sauienbe fremoer 9anbperfer
mad u~nIeren @eftaben treiben, besz
6alb Sbprf9luB!"
ppipberln, Gtnpdnoerungs Gomz
mif1Gr, 8unbesfenator penroie BON
penniplpdnien, Der @oriiBenoe bes
@enatsz Gpmite's fir ginpunberung,
bic Senatoren 9epep unb 2pbge u.
u. fpre9en ii9 fir Die Notbmenoigteit
Der &ebi5ipn u%nferer @intpanoerungsz
seisBe aus. Selbit Elm pbilpipp6iider
&opf, pie Or. Selir Nbler bat Die Nn=
ii9t ausgefproden, baB Der 4nardisz
mus elm probuft bes in europa berrz
i9enben Oespptismus lei, unD liefert
ben Rattpiiten Wafer auf Die Wti6le.
Das fpGre biefes 2anb pbne GIN
tpanberung? limb bon ben etpa 5tpanz
gig MiIionen, Die felt benz Sabre 1920
bier gelanbet iinb, lit feiner, Der einen
u~nferer prdIfoenten 81 ermorben perz
iu9t bot. Gingepanberte baben Die
tpeiten Streden bes Weitens duge6aut,
baben uniere Snbuitrie'n md6tig gez
fDrbert, ii9 als patere Streiter in
3eiten Der @efa6r erpief EN-. Mungel
an Yatrioti5mus fam man ibnen
ni9t Dornerfen. unO i'm biir9erli4en
2eben 1inb Gingetpanberte am aqer@
tpsnigiten an politii9er Corruption
bet6eiligt. Mtt ben i~trengiten MaBz
regeln gegen Die @inpanOerung iino
mir ben Nnar6ismus ni9t los. 9ieie
aranfbeit bat bier NGbrboben gefunz
ben unb pirb ii9 petter per6reiten, 10
LANCE ie ni6t bier befdmpft piro.
8ei nii6terner Grpdgun9 rei4en UNI
Iere beftebenben @inpc >eruuQsoez
iebe, tpenn iie rebli9 I'm
bur9gefii6rt perben, bon
Inn unbeilpple fremoe 81
suhdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
nNunal Sluc."2inie
gSclfern Maruiano.S Sab

Tritt nj %. Sept. 1901 Il &TdfL
3IQt ~pcrlaieu &iltusStuliOn, ME folgt:
SGgIi6.
$50 WorgeHs = SnHeujug, 3auptlt1Ie, %a9tt2'
tuiun, y. & 70. @abu unO Dem Storn, NM aug.
eeaommsn Souuta9s, y. 9. ga5H, eDaHpttS'
barQ. Diartin=burq uro NtHbsFr.
& 6 i d., ausqen 0 III n { y . onhtugs
7.25 Wprqeug-Oorf. .. & 9sSjp. nnb oaap;'
linie oitlib Don GmorgsGroDs, Carlisle Hno O@
&.s&a6n
8.3 Dtorgtus = @auetlini;, 6aserstopnt SD52s
~pen5burg, Gr.osrie, Gmmitsbusg IND u. & 8'
4ibn, bis G.itDu.
1912 W~orgsns-4ttomu. fir unloH=Srlo9s, VoF1
unb 9ettDsburg.
225 Q15m.-Atton1n- rad nHl0n@Srtoee.
3.32 R~oam.-GrprsB mad Nort uno 3. x g. Din.
AS 0a5m.-gp.tb, Gdup:liHte : plnit' Seorss
toun, 6%rtoerid, Gmmitsburg NM SbIppensbur1s
$50 ~9aHm.-Aif0mm. nab GmorpsGt9os.
615 NQhm.-atfomm. mad l~IHioH=Grioge.
II n HbEuDs-attomm. rad GmOrD>3rDDs.
Nur pnHtdgs.
9.35 MorQeng-gttrmm. nab unioHsgrioge uf0
DanoDtr.
235 0qbm-@tfomm. mad llnions9rio9e.
400 ~gabm.-a!fomm. nab Sm0rps5ro0t.
1885 ~q6snos-Affomm. mad GmOrps3ro1s:
giaets= unO Gepdds9Irean Rr. &Io, GTsSaltts
mortzStrabe.
8foe balten an uuious, observation-disclosures
snltous uno g9ulbrootz Glortb=Ncel station.
Z. 81. 6cop, Observation-Disclosures.
g. $. 9rispolo, Gen. s9aHa9isrsAosnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
Die Slrfei bc,abIt unfcre sc

Sie tiirtii6e &eeicrung bat all
bin, bab rsitsrss 8er36gern Der 81
Inipru9ss ii6 berDerbli6 fir fie
,ulebt bule 3ablung geleiftet. Sag
Sbatia6e, bub 9er30gerungen Qsfd
Ionoerg in Sa6en bss Mueens, Der
Sdrme. @enn Guer Ofaeen i6t
Sdrme berftopft finb uno Cure 2ebt
iolltet Sbr ni6t lduger i%uarteu, iOnO
Slai0e Soitetter's MaQenbitttrs fan
.Stdrtungs= uno 9elebunesmittel fiji
uno fir trdnfti6e 9sute, ipel6e elm
tel braudsn, lit IS obue SeinesQlt
s~arteite Moeen es bel iib beBaIteu IA
ferner Observation-Disclosures, SDspcl
nen, 9ld5iu6t, S6lafloii9teit, Rer
unp Malaric, Giebsr unO taltes 81
Seine @ei6i6ts tpdbrenD Der letteu
un0 @unOerte bon singegan0cnen 3eu
len Sas f6erli9. Sas e6te mub /
Stempelmcrte am Safe Der Slai6c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

Sie @ereinigten Staaten
finb tpobl bas einaige 2anb, bas feiz
ne S4ulben in ben lebten Sabraebnz
ten betrd9tli9 rebu5irt bat SIN
Sabre 1866 betrugen uniere Dffentliz
den S6ulben 2,773 Milipnen Solz
lars; CUR 3eit ~belaufen fie iid nur nod
uuf 1,O31 unb cine babe Minion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

a3nei Neger in aentudb,
elmer in Montana unb bier in Seras
benz Ridter 2bn9 ~perfallen. Oas lit
bic 8ldttermeloung zines Cages,
na9bem bas 2anb felt Wo9en iiber
ben @nar9ismus tief entriiitet getpez
len 1T. 9iefes 2pn9en 1T au9 cine
anar4ifif4e Speaies, @eiebloiiateit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04


nJareneIl to Nanep," cine
Baaabe fir mittlere Stimmlase,
componirt b. Gbtpin 2itdfielb Surn=
bun, Heip : 0orf, 8erlag bon Brett
fopf unb 5drtel. Der Gomponit bat
benz Hobert 8urns'f1en Serte cine
fhDne mufifalif4e 6aHung gessben:
melobios unb einfa4 in Der cling
ftimme, niAt iiberlaben in Der Bealei=
tung. @erabe in ibrer S9lidtbeit
madt Die Competition ben beten
Ginbrud. SurnbuG, Der uns bereits
cine ganae Heibe banfbarer 2ieber ae=
fHentt, bat aud in feinem .Garepen"
ben ridtigen muiitaliiden Son ae>
troffts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

Ser Strife Der Sra9t :
berlaber in ga%lifornien, Der Monate
gebauert unb ben Sarmern, beren Sc
treble ni6t perlaben iperben fonnte,
eroben S6dben gebra9t bat, lit bur4
Soupernsur Sage enbli4 betgelegt
fporoen. Mit ben Sra9tperlaoern
fparen audi Subrleute, Matroien unO
Ma59ini5ten am Strife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

rGpIumbia" bat ben ensltI9en
gegner seitern tpieber beiiest unb bas
Bel einem Winbe, Der fir uSbamrod"
beionbers siinftis mar. 9arob grobe
Sreube auf bieier Seite bes Oceans
unb = lanse 9eii9ter auf Der anbez
rem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
sSreitaa, ben A. Cftpber 1901.

Gnbli9 fp1l bas i'm $ o.
fen bon 9apana bur9 cine @rploiion
heterogeneous 3riegsf4iff Blaine"
geboben perben. Oie urfa9en Der ST.
plofion perben pobl ME %ergriinbet
tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

Sebem Narren gefG11t
feline Rappe. unb 10 empfieblt Gull
tan 4bbul 9amib in elmer gncbclica
ben Mubamebanismus als bic bette
&elisionsform fir bieie Welt pie fir
bic na9 benz Sobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

Meuterei uu einem beutz
? f9en &riegsfdiff! So, barf man
benin base fragte Der alte aDnig So
bann BON Sa9fen, als er b0rte, bab
bic 5ranaofen ibren &Dnig perjagt
hatten. - (Wbl.) .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

init BEN serb # 10 abIen
fommen bic Wetten. Sn Sem : Yorf
finb bereits berf9iebene Wetten i'm
Betrage BON 10000 Dollars gegen
5000 Dollars angeboten norben, bab
Sammanp Bel ben Wablen 1iegrei9
fem tperbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
Soipinfelm

Gg itarb an 2. Sftober 3beoOorc s
qeliebter @atte bon Inua @Oipintelmc
alt. Sic 9esrOigung iinOet beut
s ll6r Mprqens, pom ieiuer lebten 91
800, Siio=Gutap= Strabe, aus nab Der
iuszRir6e ftatt, poielbit cine &equi
fir isine Setlenrube ctlebrirt tperpen
El-n =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
Spbanit @ahtcr.

Gs ftarb Sienftaq. Den l. Sftobsr
MorQeus. Sohanu g9a6tsr in ieiuem
ia6re. Sic 9eeroiqung finoct beu
MorQng, bon ieiner lcstsn @obnung
9raDforosS trabs, aus mad Der ct.
Gir6e, roo nm 80 ubr cine StequtcW
feline Stelenrube eclebrirt ipsrDen ,piro,
auf Dem r@l. Grl6iersGrieoboie~ TAFT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

Sn BEN amerifanihe n
Snpalibenbeimen (Solbiers' 9pmes)
nirb bic &anttne peiterbefteben. Ser
@uffi9tsratb, tpel9er biefer Sage Ell
ne Snfpeftionstour beenbet, bat ii6
fir 8%eibebdltung bes 8ierausidanz
fes innerbalb bieier @nitalten ausgez
fpro9en. Die &antine lei bas ein5ige
pirfiame Mtttel CUR Steuer Der
Srunf1u9t unter ben eSnpaliben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

SInfbunbert Metbobi=
ftenzS tubenten niinfden, bab @ou=
perrleur Sbeu ben tpbten gSolspsa
nit einem Miiblitein in's Meer berz
fenten ldbt, ba mo es am tiefiten lit.
3nei 2eute aus SGinois unb Maine
bitten ben 9ouberneur, ben MDrber
gu lebensldngli9em 3u9tbaus gu be-
g~nabigen. 9ouperneur Sbea nirb
ipeber bas Cine nod bas 4nbere
tbun, ionbern benz @eiebe ieinen 2auf
IafTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
Spocsf1Qc.

@m 3. Sftuber in Crouoeoile, Mo.,
8. s. d I, 81 Sabre alt.
Nm 2. Sftober Sarab Z. gin
i'm Alter bon II Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

Oie leBte drummer bes
~Gdo," Der rei9baltigen 8erliner
Wo9enf9rift fir politif, 2itsratur,
3unit unb Wifenfdaft (8erlas bon
S. 8. S4orer, 8erlin), brinst febr
interefante 3uiammeniteIungen bon
preBausaiigen ii6er iinferen prdfbsn=
tentpedfel, Die @erfdnupfung Der pa
rifer iber ben unterlahenen 8eIu9
bes G5aren, &aiierreben unb Suffered
fantes aus Seuti9lanb, fonie cine
CUTE belletriitif4e 4usleie. Rei9balz
tig lit Der She'll bes 8lattes, pelder
Der Snbuftrie unb benz !9anbel gepib=
met lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
Gmjfie @ilbatb.

Gs ftar6 Sienitaq, ben l. SttOber, On
bath, 63 Sabre alt. Die Seerot9ur
be IL t {, Greitag, Na6mtttaQs 2 llbr,
@obnunQ ibres S6Diegtriobnes .. 9:n'
berg, Nr. 1900, 8arrettsN renre, aus ia
ipanpte uno 5rcunoe ilno a9tun9spol Ell
oerielbsn beiSuipobncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

9as q p=g Clearing
9ouie" beaiffert Die umfdbe bes Sab
reg, bas nit Dem 80. September ab=
f4loB, auf II Miltarben, faft cine
@erboppeluns bes @efddftes felt gnz
be September 1898. Oas 9ef9Gft
bes 2onbDner rGlearing 5ouIe" in
ben erften feds Mpnaten biefes Sab
res betrug nur etpd bic 9dlfts bes
Retp : gorter Snitituts fir benfelben
2eitraum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
SampfihiFssN u;eiseu.
en- Merchants'& Miners

$500 Transportation Comp.
k&1lID Sampfsr { &irten.
Nddb Soften unb Dem Often:
ieeer SicEitaa, 9oHnerita9 NreIiaS IRo SsHntsh
Gbenos & ubr.
Tddh Grootccuce une rem CfttR:
itben Mnataa, WtittTpct uuo 6reitGa. AScHos g rkz
Gaeb Sapaunab unc rem Sibeu:
ieeen Slerftag. OuHnerhdg, Samfag, Gbenbs @ rk9.
Rad,lst eup prtsF eips uuc 9eprfole:
tdaIih, acSgtnomlne1 SGmftaqS, abenoS q uhT.
IuIbertreiHite StquemlthfelteH unS SetohiauEa.
SprsfdItise 8erIahnns uno fbnsle Seioroeruus
bon 6radt. @. u. @illtn9batn. Regent,
EuB ot5 lan3en Dots;
q. T.Gtebbins, u. 9. Wf.;
e. .. Burner, 8.<B.sA.;
8. 6. S8bitnsD, 9.sUt.
SauptbircaEr -Nr. Ella. cfs@ermdnsS trd8e.
Ul3:& 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04
Barr.

Gg fforb om 2. Cftober, 1910 Hu6mitt,
iepbine Barr, iiinqite 9r6t:r bon Sobn
Catherine Barr, i'm alter bon 26 Sab
6 Monaten. Die SeerpiQune firDet
# a a, Den ). Gftober, 9 llbr Morgers.
elterli6eu @obnung, Nr. l2l4, SitzS oipntc
quiems 6o6meHs fir ibre Seclenrube telebri
Den ipirn. Z
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Serneueft tie s It g. M 0 r.
CAMS, S. .. 2odefeller's, 80. 6.
Mbitnep's, Der Seligmans II. q. 1T
Der 8leitruit. Ollie 8leiminen,
S9melaperfe unb Decentralization
bes 2anbes folen in bic fem Sruit,
be1en 8apital $50 MiIionen betrGat,
o~ufgeben. Nur cine pbilabelpbier
Sirma, WetberiG, peigert fi9, an ben
Sruit ausSupertaufe fen unb pirb bpr=
ausfi9tli9 an Die 8anb sebriidt tper=
ben, Biz fte quietf9t.
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@efanntmadl

StnntsS nernieurseS Bureau.
WathbduS.
altimore {, %. September l9ol.
Ser StabtsS naenieur Dirb AM z. Sttober 1901
an beu unteu anaeqebeneu Stuuoer an Srt nno
Stene eri6einen, nm bas Rinsau Der nabtol9!eaoen
Straseu sipil4en ben ertudbuten Snntten fettju=
ftelen:
Eotonsgpenue, bon Grebridsapenue bis 3nr ilo=
fibtu stabtoren,e. nm 3 llhr Nabmittdgs.
ct. 9auls STRAPS. pon 6sutres bis 9leaiant=
6frabe, 4 llhr Ha6mittaes.
g8bitelod= Strabe, ppn Guaofp<Noenue bts vtf.
9fppal=Serrace, nm Is lIbr 9ta9mitta9s.
3. &. Tenean.
(Ot12346 StaotsSnosnitur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-04

Ger Rem gorfer Mr5t
Or. 9olbroof Curtis min Elm prGz
bentipmittel segen Seufieber entbedt
haben; = es beftebt in einem Mbfub
ans nHappeeb" unb golbrutbe. Ser
Spftor bat feline Snfufion r2iqupr
ImbrofIa" genannt. Die eenannten
pflan5en gebDren Bel uns gum bdufisz
iten unfraut; bus Mittel 1T all 10 lei9t
unb binig bersuitelen. S6obe, bab
Or. Curtis NIT feiner Gntbedung
fommt, tpenn bas 9eufieber burd
Gintritt falten Metters BON felbfi
ihpinbet.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-24
sI.oo PER YEAR.

to these vermins. "At Musclesheil and
Browns creek they are. Was the reply :
Everything full of them" Bears! yes,
they were supposed 70 be standing there
ali In row. re ldy TO be shot down like
Cuban soldiers and - for trout. they
we're laying in tiers from ons TO five feet
high. all dried. smoked. fried. and ready to
be digested- These reports eagerly pushed
US onward over similar landscape ~ have
already described and within few days ne
reached the bearish places. But no bear
wss 70 be seen. No trout knew the bait
There we're just the right places for them
but they were net in their places With
disappointment Ne continued our course,
sith the light Of hops still fiickering faint
iy. But ~ We reached the rim OF the last
beautiful meadow, our way was barrrd by
= broken bridge across the MnscleshelI
c. eek and the only salvation was to return.
II vas late in the afternoon and xe sought
for piaos in this lovely place 10 encamp
for the hight.
And ore US like . regal tent
Cloudy rilled the sunset bent.
j b. l..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-24

John N. King, prominent and
highly respected citizen of Lewiston
WAS on Monday last arrested for the
Killing OF his partner, Charles Thstch-
ef on July Is. 1895. The prominence
OF the parties connected with the case
makes the arrest highly sensational.
Thatcher & King were partners. do
ing general trading business with
the indiana At Lspwai for several
years. Thatcher WAS foully murdered
on the night Of ,uly Is. 1898, heing
shot twice by t~o revolvers of different
caiibre. Many parties have been sus-
pected and many clues woI ked out by
the officers OF the Law, but all have
been OF no avail. There wns = slight
suspicion resting on King st the time
OF the murder. but this was apparently
cleared up At the inquest held. King
will have his preliminary trial tomor
row. This arrest brings to the minds
Of many here the arrival and departure
oi two strangers answering the descrip-
ton OF the alleged n,urderers. the
morning after the murder. These
men bore all evidences OF having rid
all night aud were suspicioned by par
ties here A. the murdercrs- They
staid bat short time and immedi-
st~ly rode back TO Lap~si- These
two men returned to Lewiston aud af.
ter few days departed for parts un-
known. There il nov living = man
within three miles of Nezperce who
claims he can produce tTo witnesses
Who will swear that they saw two men
leave the building in which Thatcher
~ss murdered Immediately after the
firing of the fatal shots. Whether
lhcsc witnesses conid nov he produced
. matter OF conjecture.