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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-17

something to talk about, as if he would be the only practical polygamist in congress.
 Judge Feagin should work his con- eealed-weapon act for all 1t is worth in the Christmas season.
  The baseball magnates were mag netic and save enough to attract peace and invite fast ball.
 ------.----- If Mir. Dewey should eat a nasty breakfast, the allies should double their picket line.
 
 All baseball wars involve a great deal of preliminary sassing before they are settled. Dr. Lorenz is changing the fashions in surgery. More power to his won- derful arm.
  All books are doing well nowadays, except check books, which are slightly oyerworked
  Miss Margaret Carnegie, aged 10, is the proprietress of the finest house in the land.
  The laziness microbe has been de- tected even among the paragraphers. Christmas whisky is beginning to produce it's usual crop of homicides.
  Mascagni knows now where to look for villains for his future operas. Tho Mad Mullah is now reading his own obituaries. A card catalogue of breakfast foods is much needed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-21

partement fir bas nd9fte Sabr muir
ben geftern $4,000 geItri4en; Snge>
nieur SenOua fanb, DuB er it4 ber>
re9net bate.
Die 8erpiGigungen fir bds 5euerz
9epurtement purben enbli4 aufgez
nommen. Dem G6ef : Sngenieur
purben $500 unb benz Sefretdr $500
@ebaIts5ulage 5~ugeftanben; Griterer
ptrb ieBt $500 unb 2ebterer $1,000
betommen. Sir ben 8au zines neuen
SpriBen6auie les in Der Ra9barf4dft
BON Mabifonz unb Nortb : 4Denue,
Die @quiptrung befelben uno Die
Q1bne Der gu formirenben @ompagnie
purben $48,580 berpiqigt. l1eber Die
@erpiqigung fir 4usgaben tOnnte
feline @inigung er5ielt tperDen; es
banbelt ii9 Inn $4,000, bic Meapor
9apes unb Sngenteur Senoau geitri<
den bGben tpouen, pGhrenb @ontros
leur Smith unb Stdbtratbs : BrGIiz
bent Biqiams fir bic 8erpiQtgung
Der Summe limb, tpel6e fir neue DIP
parate, &~eparaturen uno l1nfGue per=
pen0et perOen ION. 0as finite W&ttz
glieb Der 8iibgetbe6DrDe, StabtzprDz
turator 8bpte, nel6er abpei enb mar,
nirO Die entf6eioenDe Stimme dbgez
ben mii1Ten. Die @efdmmtfumme fir
Saldre betrdgt $386,36O.
Der yneue SER.
Die Neg6efDrberung Der &H6enz
4bfdae ging geitern Morgen in bic
9Gnbe Der Baltimore Sanitary ano
Contracting 60" iiber, pel9e Oiefen
ftGbtii6en Sienit auf 5e6n Sabre
contrattli9 iibernommen bat. @s
pur0en bon Der gompagnie 20 Qbz
fa1pager unb 80 4bfaGturren, ale
neueiter Contribution, in 8etrie6 gez
feBt; Is Der alien &arren, psl6e griz
bateigent6um iinD, purben nod tenn
pprGr b~etbebaIten. Die Gompugnie
bebielt fuft ale SubrIeuts bei, peI6e
bis6er i'm ftGbtif9en Nbfuufarrenz
bienft ftanben; etlids tpeigerten ii9,
unter benz neuen 8egime peiter gu
bienen, ba tie ieGbit 8arren unb pferO
eignen, unb nur fir bieie iteQte bic
Gompdgnie neue Qeute an.
Nott3en.
Nuf Nnratben bes 8ebGube : Snz
ipettors 8reiton 3ogen Die in Der me-
ben Der an bet 9oparbtraBe a6gez
Grannten M0belfa6rtf geIegenen Sag
Comp" 6ef6Gftigten 16 MGO9en gez
ftern 80rmittag aus, ba cine Der
Mauern Der a6~ge6rannten M0belz
Fabrit ba5 9e6Gube Der Sag Comp"
6ebrobte.
!6r. 6. s. Gallagher erlangte gsS
tern i'm 8iireau bes 8ebG10e : syrz
fpeftors bic GrIuubniB gum 8au BON
40 8tpeiit0figen Wobnbduiern an Der
8urterItraBe, 8piI6en Sairmount~
Nbenue un05upetteftraBe, gu $4,000.
Sn Der neitli9en 60beren SD4terz
f6ule fanb geitern Qbenb Die 9riiz
flung BON 2e6rerperIonul fir bic
Q6enbi9ulen Itott, mel9e an /.
Nooem6er er0ffnet perben IpQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-21
@us Dem Snneren NarblanD's uno
Den ansren3enDen Staatcn.
Il 3 t.

sSn 9agerstopn tit 8. q. gopen,
Der nit 8otpd's 300" our Sdir fam,
BON 5tpei MGnnern bur9 etnen Srunt
W6tsfeD betdubt unb UNI $85 beraubt
tporben. Der 8epuBtlpie fam erit
auf benz 8abnbofe gu Gberrp Stun our
8eiinnun9 5uriid, phne DaB er ii9 err
flGren fonnte, pie er bort9in gefomz
men mar. Gr bate einen 9uftsbefebl
gegen stpei Mdnnern erlangt, pel4e er
fennt uno Die puBten, DuB er Sch in
Der Sai9e bate. Die Mdnner iino
a6sr na9 9~arrisburg abgereiit.
9pn Der Bride getoben n.
DIS Samss Stein, IS Sabre aft,
BON gort, pa., Die offene Bride iiber
hsn Gonei toga Greef in Der NGbe BON
2ancaiter paifirte, itieB i'm elm un6ez
fainter 5rem0er tn's Waf1er. Der
8etpeggruno 81 oieiem lleberfaa TT Elm
@ebeimniB, ba Der Qngreifsr tsinen
@erfu4 ma4ts, iein Opfer gu berauz
ben, IonDern fOglet9 ne3 Der Sbat
perI9tpanb. Quf bic 9ilferufe bes
Stein famen 2eute berbei, Die i'm ret
teten, p6ppbl er bei'm San gefd6rli9e
0erlebunoen bdbpn getrd9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-21
Sotal =. 84,338 1872 100,13O'
Gin Iuftider Muftfdnte.

Gin Iuftiger Mufifante.
= Die bieIige go1ioet 1T bon Der go
lt3ei in WaIbington er1u4t porben,
ben MuIifanten IS. q. Der fritz
fer in Baltimore pobnte, gu Derbafz
ten, ba er unter benz 8erba4te itebt,
Der 5ruu Sba Dates, Bel Der er in
Baltimore unb ipGter in 8aibington
ppbnte, $500 %seitoblen gu haben.
5rau Safes fi6rt in Nr. 451, s.
@trabe, NorbpeIt, Wd1bington, elm
&pitbaus unb bate bas 8elo, pel4es
aus brei gintuuTenb : 0pqari9einen
unb unberem &~leingelo beitanb, in
i6rem 8eloi6rdnt, gu pel9em Surge
bic Combination fannie. 8urge, Der
friiber in 8oitpd's 300" in 8altiz
more angeiteqt mar, TT perf4tpuroen
unb 10 audi bas 9elb. Gr Derlieb oas
Saus nit Der 8emertung, baB er einen
@pa5iergang muGen poae, uno fam
ni6t nteber.
Yat. &ernan auf 9pher
Gee beqraben. - Batrid Ser
nan, Der am II. September 1885 fetz
men Onfel Sbomas &ernan an Der
Gde BON 6arbforbz4penue unb gfei96z
borftraBe erfdoB unb bafiir gu feds
sebn Sa6ren 3u6tbaus berurt6etlt u.
fpGter begnubigt purbe, 1T Dor emit
qen Wp@en auf einem 8iebbampfer
3pii9en Nen>gort unb 2iperpool auf
bo6er Gee ~ge1torben, unb fetn 2et4z
nam purbe ing W2eer getporfen. =
&ernan, Der bonn Sergednten Gd1ep
per6aftet unb mad einem langtpterigen
9ro3eife am 20. MGr5 1886 gu feds
5ebn Sabren 3u4tbaus berurtbetlt
tpuroe, parb unter Der @orgabe, baB
er bic @6tpinbfu9t babe, am %. Noz
pember 1888 ppm 9puberneur Sad
ion auf bic 8ebtngung bin b%egnabigt,
baB er ben Staat ~berla1en miihe. 8on
bier ging er mad @bicago unb arbeiz
tete bafelbft mebrere Sabre als Srof9z
fentutf9er unb beriu6te pieoerbolt,
na9 Baltimore suriitSufe6ren, o6er
bic pOli5ei funb i'm iebes Mal, unb
er mubte flieben. Sci feinem leBten
6ieriein cling er mad NepzYorf unb
nabm Qrbeit auf einem giebbampfer,
no i'm ietn Gnbe errei4te.
eronalnptt5en. = Der
@taatsfefretdr Milfreb 8utemun, Der
por brei @c9en f9per erfrantte, lit
pieber ppG1tGnbig%ergeie1t unb reiite
geitern bier bur9 na4 4nnapolis, I'm
feline 4mtspfli4ten pieoer 81 iiberz
ne6men.
@6pere e. - Capt, s.
8. Saplor BON Der 0ampfbarfahe
Telephone" purbe seitern pom 3onz
einnebmer Stone nit elmer Strafe
pon $500 belegt, neil er auf ieinem
5dbr5euge msbr 9ufagisre befOrbert
bate, als feline 2tcen5 %geitattet. Capt.
SaDlor ma9te geltenb, buB bic Qrbetz
ter, pel6e er na9 ben S6iffs6au6Ofen
CUR Qr6sit bef0rbert, pbne feline @rz
luubniB auf bus 5a6r5eug brangen,
nm an bic 4rbeit gu fommen. Ser
GoQsftor bat aber feline Obstruction in
Der SadR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-21
Sta0t Baltimore.
Eriefbef6rosrnna mad benz auslanbs.

Die duspdrtige pot fir Die nit
benz 25. Sftpber enDenbe Wp6e
fdlieBt lin alien 5Gnen piinttli4) TN
bieiisen poitamte ME folgt:
Die poit lit offen fir padetzStide
BON 9 l1br @prmittags Bis 5 ubr
9a9mittags, aussenommen Sonrt@
tags.
Sransz 4tIdnttc 8 It.
Mittpo9 = 9 r6r 4benbs, fir
europa, per 9ampfer ~golumbia,"
bia 9lpmoutb, gberbourg unb 9amz
burg Woft fir 5ranfrei9 uno ben
iibli9sn Sbeil Guropu's muB per
columbia" dbreRirt ein);fur5rant@
reid, @iib : europa, ggppten II. Brit
tii9 : Srbien, per 0ampfer ga Souz
raine," bia 9abre.
5reitag = 9 1br Qbenbs, fir guz
ropa, per 9ampfer n2ucanta," bia
Queenstotpn.
Ppf ur 81 b. unb Gentrak
4merita, 8eftnbisn
IT,. I. N.
Oienitag i 1br Ha4mittags, fir
Samaica, per 9ampfer BON Bolton;
II nbr Na9ts, fir 5ortune Sslano
unb Supti, per 0umpfer ratbos."
Mittpo9 = II ubr Ra9ts, fir
sSamaicu, per Oampfer BON pbildbelz
pbia; fir Cuba, per 9umpfer n9az
pana;" fir 8d6amas unb Santiago,
per Oampfer rgucatan."
Oonneritos = II nbr Nu9ts, fir
Snagua urb 9apti, per 0anpfer
uPaloma."
Srsitag - IL uhr Ha4ts, fir Ser
muoa, per Oampfer rpretoria;;" fir
porto Rico, per 9ampfer ngoamo;"
fir Curacao unb @ene5uela, per9amz
pier rMaracatbo;" fir Samoica nno
greDtoipn, per 0ampfer r4aeg6anp;;"
fir Grenada unb Srinibao per DAM
pier uMaraDal."
poIt mad Neufunblanb pia Nortb
@bbneb unb mad Miguelon pid 3d.
ffon f6lieBt bier tGgli4 um 3 nbr
Na6mittagg; mad Cuba pia Sampa
tdali9 UNI 1 ubr Na4mittags; na4
Sonburas, Gotta Gica uno Suatez
mala biu 0etp=S Orleans tGgli9 um 8
r6r Mbenos.
Grams paciftc : g 0 t.
@amftag y u6r Qbenbs, fir9a@
mali, Sapan, China uno Die P9tlipz
pinen, pia Gan Sran5isco.
9oit fir CHINA unb Sdpan btd
@ancpuper idlieBt bter tdgli4 Bis
aum %. Oftpber 7 llbr Nbenbs; fir
4uFralien, NeuieeGanb, Sit, Samoa
unb Satpaii, pia Gan 5run5isco Bis
gum 1. Nppember tdgli4 UNI 7 u6r
Nbenbs.
Srans gacific : 9oft pirb tdgz
Gi6 gum Nbgangsbafen befOroert unD
arrangements iinb g~etrpffen fir De-
rem ununterbrp9ene neberlano : Be-
fD%rberung.
g. 0apies @arfielb.
Yoitmeifter.
Srinft &ennb'S Sbee uno &affee
Bette Nualitdt. 9iebrigiter prsis.
6. O.. &ennD 6 o.,
IS QdDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-21
Wnn Gee unb Safer

BON See unD 9afsn. -
Oer uNprbbeuti9e 2lopO" : 9dmpfer
uGafel," Capt. 8.qetermonn, am II.
Oftober pon Bremen nd9 Rep@gort
uno Baltimore abgefuRren, pirb 4n>
fan9s nG9fter 8O4e bier ertpartet.
@r 6ringt 72O 9afagiere, BON benen
folgenbe in Der &aiiite fabren: Sri.
&. g.. Burnett, SRI. 4ntpnia 8eneOef,
Sr. 9. getnid, SRI. 2ia5ie M.9 rauel,
ST.. unO 6run Carl 9nning. SRI, anz
rie Sutb, 5rau Minna gins, Srau
80. Sinmann, Grau Mtarp &laufe,
Or. unb 5rau cling, SRI. Miund
Msper, SRI. s. ST. Meplan, SRI.
aurOlins grott, 5r. &arl RinOt, SRI.
2ouiIe Rottger, Sri, &otie @4erren,
SRI. QoutIe Splitter, SRI. Bertha
8eiB unb Srau 81. 8unter.
Die folgenoen &dltimOrer fabren
beute nit benz Dampfer r&rOnprin3
0ilbelm" bon 1epzgort no9 8re>
men: SRI. 8ubbede, SRI. 8infreb 8.
0ininger, SRI. Camille $. 9iainger,
SRI. 9emalihe s. 9iainser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-21
Tener lit Baltimore Gnuntb.
Sie ,Nitrogene : So. Of ct. 9elena"
total aerftDrt. = $4,000 S9az
ben. = Oes 9tebftabls I9ulDig.

DeH. OtS ORU IluHlS Iuulul9.
Sie 9e6Gube Der yNitrogene : 60.
Of ct, 9elena" na9e &iDer=8
brannten geItern Morgen Bis duf ben
@runo nieber; Der bur9 8srit6erung
qeoedte S9aben pirD auf $4,000
geiGGBt. Die Gisentbimer Der @omz
pagnie, Die So. 8. 8. unO s. s. Saz
pibion, fDnnen ii9 bic uria4e bes
sseuers ni9t erfldren. 9ahelbe brad
nm balb 8 llbr i'm 5peiten Stodtpsrt
bes breiitDdigen @ebGltDes aus, uno
bic Mrbeiter in Der 6abrif, a9t an Der
53abl, besannen iofort wit ben ibnen
our 8erfiisung itsbenben 2Oi9uppaz
ten Die 5lammen gu befdmpfen. S9re
8emiibpngen tparen cher erfolglps,
uno Die Nnlage puroe neb1t ben
tpert6ppaen MaI9inen Elm Spfer oes
sseue-s. Sine rleue 0ampfmai9ine,
bic nod ni9t benuBt porben mar,
tpurbe e6enfaQs total ruinirt. Die
6euerpe6r BON Baltimore : Gountp
fpurbe erit fur5 mad II ubr, allo A
@tunben na9 4usbru9 bes 5euers,
beno9ri9tigt, als Elm 9aufen BON
$50 Spnnen Msi9fo6len in grano
eeriet6. Die 6emifde SprtBe Don
Canton fplete Dem 4larm unb be-
fdmpfte bisies 5euer nit @rfolg. Sc
gen Die yNitrogene : Co." nuroen i'm
2aufe bes pergungenen Sommers
@9abenerfaBflagen UNI $4,000 Don
@eiten Der 8eiiber bes Giber : 8iep<
9arfs eingerei9t, neil Die Der Sabrif
entitr0menben unangene6men Gerii9e
angebli9 ben 8efu4 bes senannten
@ergniigungsortes beeintrG4tieter.
Oes Oieb It abls 9ulbig.
@us. Douglas puroe seitern i'm
areisgeri9t gu SOipion Des 9isb~
ftobls BON Muslin aus einem 5ra9t=
tpuasun Der apsnnipluania : 8abn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-21

in ben 8anpietp : 8abnb0fen iiberz
fiibrt unb bon Gi9ter %. CHARLES
8urfe auf brei Sabre mad benz 3u9t=
baufe eefanbt. Sein Compile, 9eo.
@6apers, Der ii9 am 81. September
fdulDig befannte, er6ielt bamals cine
slei9e Strafe.
Sic offiaielGe Regi It r l.
= Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beenbete geitern bic 3dblung Der rebiz
birten Bitten Der regiitrirten Stimmz
esbsr. Nad berfelben iinb 100,130
Yerionen bere9tigt, am 4. Nopember
Bel Der GonereBpabl mit5uitimmen.
Oieies lift 26 mebr, als Die Dor Der 9ez
pibirunq Der 2iiten angegebenen 3abz
len. Sas Stimmre6t BON aebn Be
fpobnern bes 7. gre5infts Der ie4sten
8orb 1T aber nod 5peifelbdft, unb
bas 9eri9t muB bier erit entf9etben.
Die 5ehn Stimmgeber finb in Der gez
ftern ausgegebenen 9eiammt5abl NIT
gere9net; es finb neun Neger nnb elm
@eiber. Die Regiitrirungszge amten
fonnten ii9 iber biefelben nidt emit
gen. Die bemofratif4en 8eamten
poGten ibre Namen itrei9en, bic re-
publitanif9en aber nidt. 8on ben
1OO,13O regiitrirten Stimmgebern
finb 84.338 Weibe unb 1872 lfeger.
Na6 benz @eieB muB Die @abluufz
fi9tsz 8ebDrbe fir btefe 100,130
@timmgeber 100000 Sttmm8ettel
bruden lafen.
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GelSiemOunscn mad 9eutidlanS.

"a Gents PRO Mart unb Gpmmii=
fton. Sbeo. 8. 9tener &c 6 o.,
415 @attrz@ truBe. 4usldnbii9es
@elb, @e9iel unb Grebit 8rieFe.
S6tffsfurten bon unb nua europa.
(266-)
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Gin Ne9er ertrunfen.-
Der As Sabre ate Neger @yo6n Spens
ertrant geitern Na6mittug 3 u4r, tt17
bem er pDn benz in Canton 9oIoD
peranferten Nu7ternI6ooner Qnnie j.
RO6inIon" in ben 6afsn fiel unO iant,
eGe mar i6m 6ilfe brin9en tonnte.
Der GupitGn OeS Ba6r3euge8, Sun
Qnbreps, iugte, baB Opens Is NFiz
nltten DOR feinem SoOe 6euerpdptere
fir cine 6a6rt Die 8ai 4ina6 unterz
3et6net 6u6e, CT lei etDas angetrunz
fen qetpeien. Die Qei6e tpuroe tur3
Dor 5 u6r POM 9oli3iiten &igginS
Don Der Ditli6en Station auf9efunoen
unb nit Dem goli3eibOot u2annan"
nu6 Der Mprgue gebra6t. Coroner
GiIep 6ielt einen Snqueit fir nt4f
n0tbtg.
unQIud1t6sr 6tur3. -
aruu @li7obet6 8eat6olO, 73 Sabre
alt, erlttt geitern Go4mitta9 ernltz
lifs @erleBungen Durd einen Stur5
BON elmer @sranOu ibrer 8oAnun9,
SIR. 1241, 0rlean5itruBe, ND tie Maz
f6e gum Irpdnen uuf6in8. Die BEE
rqn6a lit i'm Dritten Stotmert, urO
ul5 f6 Die ate Dame gegen oas 9ol3z
Qitter le6nts, 3er6ro4 OoiIeIbe, un0
lie ftiirate in ben 6of. 9ubet erlltt
fie einen 8ru3 De5 8innbatens uno
0unOen am 8ppf ijber Dem reftea
2(uqe, am Qrme, Riiten unD Der
8ruIt. Or. 8m. s. 9orrts, 9|r.
l416, SafferIonitraBe, @leiitete ot5tz
Li6en 8etitanO.
@rlitt etnen SAd0e|z
bru6 d.. Der 16 Sabre ate 9il6ert
Bah BON g}r. 17O8, 34amsssSttoBe,
fiel os7tern, ais er nit Dem Qnitreifen
bss Samplers gGpriu," meIfer DOE
benz Bier SIR. % gu 2OcuitzPOint an
fert. be76dftigt mar, BON ieinem Sc
rift uno 56lug nit ieinem &opf gez
oen ben Pier, 10 DAB er beDuBtloS III
6og MoFsr fiel. Seine &ameraOen
Charles S.1tsrer DON &c. $50, SiiCz
WolfefraBs, unO SIout Queu BON
g2r. 1925, 6airmountz2(penue broaz
ten i'm nit N}ii6e unO Not6 aIf Dag
Srofene, unb auf Nnrat6en zines
Qr3tes puroe Der 8erungliidte no3
benz nMarpldnoer llnipsr1ttdt5 9oz
ipital" ii6ergefu6rt, poielbIt oisQsr3te
cDnitatirten, DAB 8aB einen Sdd0eIz
bru6 erlitten bate.
S4tff8fauer perm
t.-6enrp NeiBel, Elm S4If!s1
tauer bon SIR. 1901, 8eaiOn~StraBe,
fiel geItern Morgen, ais er AM DEM
0ampfer r@rt6ia," melfer gu Socull,
Yoint mtsrt, ar6aitete, aus eEner 9OF
BON So SUB in ben 2aosrallm lln0 etz
lit Gs6ensgefG6rli6s innere |trIsgHns
oen. Gr nurDe in Der @mpUIan5 Dc"
iiiolt6en 0iftrift8 nuA Dem "9'oIqz
ldnber uniperTtGts : 9oiPItaI 9e@
bra9t.
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Giuc 2ei,e uadh 9eutidfauS,

Ginc Heiic nad1 Seutidfano,
I'm bic Melt pber mad irgeno einsm
She'll Der Welt arraneirt. Reiiebilz
lete iiber ale 8abnz unb 9umpferz
2inien. Sbeo. 8. 9iener &c
6 o., 415 Water=Str. (266-)
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@etterausft9ten. = Sir
MarDlanb unb ben Oiitrtft Columbia
flar am Oienitag uno Mittpo4, fri
I9e tpeitli9e unb nOropeitli4e Minbe.
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Der 9entfdic Correspondent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ltnferhaItmnsss8 caiuciier.
yMuiif : Nfabsmi.." = Oieie
@o4e: rSbe 9iaionuire!4
Ghafe's n2bceum : Sbeater." -
Gisie @ode: rScerst stroiee4.
nSorb's Spernbaus". - Sieie
NOde: s5bs @opssnor'g Som.
r9oqioapitrdBenz Sbeater. = Siefe
@O9:: SSn Oh aeutudp@.
yMubitprium : MuIif : 9aGe." =
Sieie gso6s: r9oit, Strup6 or StOltn.A
rNripn." = Mittpp9, ben %. Dit,
81. Stiftunesfat in Der r8erunnia=hRdnner6Or=
8dle".
Oameni eftipn besr 8ermania@Surn=
pereins." Montue, ben q. Gftobsr, Iufternz
souper uub SOiree in Der p@ermania=1urnbaue-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-21

6eute:
sonnenaufaans .....6.23 Nonsaufsans- =. 9.12
Sonn.nunfereana...5.ls
So6futb 9.3I ~aiorsens uno 1905 Abehos.
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TT
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The Brandon news., 1902-05-29

The editor of an exchange whose
identity has been lost in moving has
been testing some of the new tangled
notions of the day. Somebody is
writing for the papers that apples
eaten just before. retiring are great
help to digestion. We tried it and
about two O'Clock we dreamed fire
red dragon with a pea green tail andl
eyes as big as a soup plate was cutting
us up with a meat saw and sword.
We finally awoke to find our good wife
tanning us with a bed slat and trying
to get the baby out of the coal scuttle
where we put it to keep the dragon
from getting it. Give us prunes.
The Brandon news., 1902-05-29
PUCKEIT.
Plenty Of rain.

Plenty of rain.
Crops and grass looking fine.
The farmers have all the work they
are looking for at present.
J. P~Gox, of Braxton, was in Puck
!esrtne past week, buying beef cattle.
J. H. Burnham, of Johns, has been
visiting in Pickett for few days.
Rev. w. H. Boone filled his regu-
lar appointment at Gallilee Saturday
and Sunday.
j. G. Daniel and family, of Ever
ett, visited relatives in Pickett Satur-
day and Sunday.
j. W. Pickering made trip to
D'Lo Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Morse filled his regular
appointment at the Methodist church
here last Sunday, and as usual preach
ed fine sermon.
t.i.4 5i.a-ss ~ Sess@E
J. L. Gates and Miss Mollie Gates,
of Puckett, went to Gallilee Last Sun
day to preaching.
Quite number from Johns atten-
ded services her last Sunday.
Cecil Chapman and wife visited the
family of W. M. Waldrop last Sunday.
Will Tucker was I'm Puckett last
week.
Mrs. Sallie Daniel has been sick
for the past few days. &
P. P. Polk made trip to Westyille
last week.
Eddie Richardson, Of Traxler, visi-
ted here lsat Sunday.
The Brandon news., 1902-05-29
making the farmers huatlei early and
work late. 4 Ss. 81.
JOHNS.

The prospects for good crop this
year is very fiattcring at present.
Carr Murray, who has been sattend-
ing school at Clinton, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. w. G. Burnham returned home
last Friday after an extended visit to
her daughter, who lives at Decatur.
J. Fl. Burnham lost q fine mare here
last Saturday with the lockjaw.
Messrs. e. w. Mcintyre, G.. N.
Donnell, Jim Tucker and A. r. Gates,
Of d D'Lo, visited relatives and friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. M. @. Mcintyre and Miss Cal
lie made trip to D'Lo Tuesday.
We are glad to note that DR.. g. G..
Shotts has located at this place.
DR.. A. j. Price is doing some den
tai work at W. G. Anderson's this
week.
Last Sunday morning about 8 o.
clock this community was saddened by
the death of Little Murtace Gates,
daugter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gates,
after suffering for more than a week,
passed quietly over to the bright
world beyond and it's little spirit is
now basking with heavenly angels.
We extend our sympathies to the be-
reayed parents. May the Lord COM
fort them.
The Brandon news., 1902-05-29
GOSHEN SPRINGS.

The prospects for a good crop are
very promising.
\ The recent showers have made the
grass grow very fast and the farmers
have to rise early but they are equal
to the occasion and unless the rains
continue will soon have the mastery.
The fruit crop is less promising
than it was earlier. A great many
apples and peaches have fallen off the
trees and most of the pear trees in the
neighborhoood have blighted. The
blackberry yield will be large.
Gardens are good and we think
we will manage to s'pull through, "
Notwithstanding the high price OF
meat.
J.IP. Parksdale has sbeen suffering
with rheumatism recently, but was
able to attend a meeting Of the veter-
ans at Brandon Monday.
7 Brother FL. P. Lewis filed his
regular appointment at Goshen and
Pisgah Sunday. He preached two ex-
cellent sermons.
Misses Eula and Beulah Shultz
spent week with friends in Stoke,
Madison county, recently.
st Il
j. H. Barksdale is making visit
to the hills.
Mrs. A. G.. Baker, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. G.
Barksdale for some time, returned to
her home at Dobson last week. Miss
Mamie Baker is visiting Mrs. Barks-
dale.
E. S. Barksdale has. an acre of yam
potatose worked out and growing
nicely, and says he will have pota-
toes for the early fall market.
The Brandon news., 1902-05-29
Shudders At Ills Past.

81 recall now with horror" says Mail
my three years of suffering from Kid
ney trouble. ] was hardly ever free from
dull aches or acute pains in my back.
To stoop or lift mail sacks made me
groan. felt tired, worn out about ready
to give UP, when began to use Electric
Bitters, but six bottles completely cured
me and made me feel like new man."
They're unrivaled TO regulate Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. Perfect sat-
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The Brandon news., 1902-05-29
Ewes On Texas.

! Great is Texas Her vast cotton crops
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world. Now follows the startlins state
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Tex, of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
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