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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04

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Wallace Ballentino
First National Bank
Rounds y NanCamp
Goldberg q Rosentnal
Mrs. ID. Sionur mas purchased a new
Bohrring piano for her daughter Alice.
When YOU want a good iron express
wagon you can find just what you want
at the Racket. Three sizes Sl.l9, Sl.49,
and 81. Ga.
Mrs. Harvey Tappan, who has been
seriously III the past week, Is now
greatly improved, much TO the pleas
ure of her many friends.
In card from W. II. Atkins, propri.
etor of the Commercial House, Nassar
we are informed that there Is no small.
pox in that town as reported.
Don't be persuaded into taking some
thing said TO be 'iust as good" as Madi-
son Medicine Co.'S Rocky Mountain
Tea. There is nothing like il. 35 cts,
no more no less. Grant Holden.
Will Fry found n locket with three
links on the face of IL and n lady's
picture on the inside, near the Yale
canning factory one day this week,
and left the same Mt The Exposition
Office, where owner can get same.
William Davenport Hubert, whose
humane stories Of animal life have
brought mankind closer TO nature, will
contribute an intensely interesting story
of the struggles and triumphs of a
whiteiish to the August Success"
DR.. Coddington, of Montreal, will
take DR.. IuilPs place here, and the
latter expects TO go TO Chicago or some
other large city and take up Office
practice. The Exposition wishes the
Or. all manner Of success in his new
field of labor.
The professional piano tuner, of De.
troit Music Company Detroit, will be in
Yale In the course of couple of weeks
and anyone wishing their piano tuned
by an expert at reasonable charge
will kindly leave their order with Fred
Francis nj as early n date as possible
and their order will receive attention.
Henry McMorran, one of Port Hu.
ron's most substantial business men,
was nominated at the Seventh District
Congressional Convention held In the
city OF Port Huron Saturday of last
week, on the 10Th ballot. The choice
- raAirth'AAAl hAl Allt ltDuOitAnH OF
the district will give him arousing vote
on election day.
Many persons labor under the i'm.
preston that the disease known n
''barber's itch" has It's origin in barber
shops. and ~ caused by lack OF clean.
illness on the par: Of the barber. This
is great mistake. The disease Is in
the form OF an insect that Is invisible
20 the naked eye. II comes out OF the
ground and adheres 10 horses names,
10 cattle and dogs during the warm
season, and is known as the mango.
10 Is then transferred 10 the boards of
men, who go 90 the barber and Others
get Il, and the barber Is blamed for Il,
but wrongly.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04

The Racket has line of fancy work
! baskets at l0c, 2jc and acc each.
When you wake IN the morning feel
ing like the end of a misspent life, your
mouth full of fir, and your soul full OF
regrets. take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Great medicine. Grant Holden.
When YOU want modern, up.to-date
physic, try Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets, They are easy TO take
and pleasant In effect. Price, - cents.
Samples free at Grant lIolden's drug
store.
Aaron G.. Newell, son of John Newell,
who graduated from the L. of NJ. last
month with the degree OF A. b., has
been appointed principal of the High
School In Northtield, MINI. We con-
graduate our fellow townsman on his
success so far in life, and wish that he
may continue in the same channel.
Acreage lots in brakes Subdivision
for sale cheap and on easy terms.
These lots are all laid out along fine 90
foot streets and are the only acreage
lands for sale within the village limits.
They are in close proximity TO the Can
ming factory where all garden products
may be disposed of in the easiest man.
ner and TO the best advantage. Call ut
office of T.. II. Drake to get terms and
see plats.
Summer complaint Is usually preva-
lent among children this season. A
we'll developed case In the writer's fam
ily was cured last week by the timely
use of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Disrrhoea Remedy-one of the best
patent medicines manufactured and
which Is always kept on hand Mt the
home of we scribe. This is not intended
as free puff for the company, who do
not advertise with US, but 10 benefit lit
tie sufferers who may not be within
easy access of physician. No family
should be without bottle of this medi-
cine in the house, especially In summer
time. - Lansing, Iowa, Journal. For
sale by Grant Holden.
Dr. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., oyer KnilPs drug store, Port HUI
ron. will be ut 1.-THE Paisley" Hotel
Yale, the second Friday OF each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
OF above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be Friday, July 18th.
lie will be in his Port Huron Office
every day In the month except Fridays.
ON Saturday last Isaiah Martin
reached the 10th milestone in his life.
This occasion was too good a chance
for the neighbors ana friends TO lose.
80 they gathered together In the even.
ing ut ike's house which they really
filled TO overlooking. OF course Ike
didn't know what TO make of such
crowd breaking In upon him and when
the ladies began TO give him lot of
little love taps, he was further mysti-
fed, but being Informed Of the Occa-
sion, he was nj once himself and played
the host TO perfection. Carroms and
other games passed the evening hours
when the ladies opened their baskets
and all the numerous good things were
partaken Of, and soon IN the wee hours
of the morning Ike's surprise party
vas n thing OF the past only to be
treasured in the memory.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04
July4th.
Advertise in The Expositor

July 4th.
Advertise in The Expositor
Full report of the Republican State
Convention on the inside pages OF this
weeks Expositor.
Lyman j. Gage, ex.secrNary of the
United States treasury, will write his
own history of his early life for the
August "Success."
Mark, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Holden, has been very Ill the
past week OF more but from present
account, he Is little better.
$4,000. A good house and lot,
known as the Stratton property and the
cheapest place ever offered for sale in
the town. Call nj office of +. III. Drake.
DIR. j. b. Stevens. last Friday, bought
the grand stand on the fair grounds at
public auction for 500 and Is tearing
IL 10 pieces preparatory to moving the
material.
ON next Friday evening. July IL the
Christian EndeaYor Society OF the Pres
byterian church will hold n social on
Mrs. w. II. Learmonts lawn. Admis-
sion lC cts.
Cora Green lost her coat from the
buggy last Sunday somewhere on the
road between Yale and Feiger's store.
Finder will please leave at Fuller's
store and receive reward.
Rounds out the hollow places;
smooths out lines that creep about
ones face; woos roses back TO faded
cheeks. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does. IS cts. Grant Holden.
Annual meeting of School District
No. /. AT the high room in Yale schools,
Monday evening, July IL, 1902, for the
purpose OF electing trustees and tran
sacting such other business as may law
fully come before the meeting.
The exercises az the Presbyterian
Sunday school last sunday In place Of
n lesson, were highly interesting and
instructive. II was Missionary Sunday
and all songs. items, poems, stories and
verses bore altogether on this subject.
The birthday box was opened and S2.O6,
the amount u contained, has been sent
20 the Foreign Missionary Society.
Societies for the prevention Ofcruelty
to animals arc spreading all over the
world and are powerful agencies for
beneyolonce. II is not necessary 10
argue that suppressing cruelty and
promoting kindness TO animals Is Civ
ing practical and impressive lesson
in morality. The dullest-witted biped
brute can hardly fail 10 infer that II
punishment follows cruelty 20 horse
II will behoove him all the more TO be
kind and fair toward his fellows.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04
VACATION DAYS.

Vacation time Is here and the children
are fairly living out of doors. There
You need only TO guard against the ac-
cidents incidental To most open air
sores, cuts and bruises, !" says l.. b. John
son, Swift, Tex. cit IL the best remedy
on the market" Sure cure for piles
feits. Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04
LA Man lie To You

And say some other salve, ointment,
lotion, oil or alleged healer Is a. good
as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, tell him
thirty years Of marvellous cures OF piles
burns. boils, corns, felons, ulcers, cuts,
scalds, bruises and skin eruptions prove
It's the best and cheapest. 25c Mt Grant
Holden's drug store.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04
If Yon have q VOID ID cheer

IL you have word of cheer
That may light the pathway drear
OF brother pilgrim here,
Let him know.
Show HIM you appreciate
What he does; and do not wait
Till the heavy hand of Fate
Lays him low.
III your heart contains n thought,
That will brighter make his lot,
Then In mercy, hide II not;
Tell him so.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04
DEATHS DOlNGS.

Death came 10 Mr.. Hugh Armstrong
last Tuesday night or Wednesday
morning in very sudden manner.
Mr.. Armstrong was n bachelor sixty
one years of age, and had been work
ing for Walter Knapp on his farm
northeast of Yale. He went TO his
room Tuesday night feeling as well as
usual, making no complaints, and
Wednesday morning he was found
dead. Deceased was born In Dumfries.
shire, Scotland. and has resided in this
country great many years. and for
sometime with his brother Robert
west of Yale. He was man living
his life quietly, and haying the best of
habits. He was well known In this
vicinity. The funeral will be held on
Friday from the Menerey church, and
the interment will be at Elmwood
cemetery, Rev. G. ID. Ellis officiating.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04

Don't forget 10 take advantage of
our 10 percent discount sale on cloth
ing and gents furnishings.
We offer great inducements TO those
In need OF fine clothing and up-to-date
gents furnishings.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04
Rounda A Vanoamp.

The screen doors we are offering this
season are certainly winners. They
are both handsome and substantial and
tho prices are right.
Paris green that kills, sprayers that
spray are the kind that we sell.
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Suei 9ieuffm6n6en rrtrunfcn.

gep 0prt, 2. 6ept.-Sn 8eGs
mar, N.zS, fanben gaItern bic beiDen
iungen gtornegerinnen S5nge6aro
6anIen uno 2i33ie 8jornetta 6ei'm
8aOen i6ren Sob. 8eiDe W2Go6en
uno ibfe GdnDsmGnninnen 2lnna
0Iien unO Cecilia 8ierlene, 0tenitz
mdb6en Der Sommer : 3eIioenten o.
3. 8t9arbIon uno 36omus 96illips,
iparen Na6mittag8 nu6 bem Stranz
De gegdngen, um 5u baben, uno aIs
lie Bis an bic 6iiften ms MaiIer ges
Datet paren, purOen iie bon Der ltns
teritr0mung erfaBt. Die 6ulFerufe
Der 0}dO6sn, 1pel6e ni8t f8pimmen
tOnnten, purOen Don Sumes gorbenz
Dam BON 0}iooIetopn, Conn.,, ge66rt,
tpelder bon einem Yier in'S 8aIer
iprang unb auf bic W}G06en 3ueilte.
IS gelang i6m, @rna OGen gu erfuIz
fen, e6e iie gum Oritten W}ate fanf,
unD einige PerTonen, Die in einem
8oote 6er6eigeruOert paren, retteten
bic eri40pfte Gectlia 8jerlens; Die an
beren 5pei W&GD6en Duren u6er err
trunten, e6e bic Retter 6erbettamen,
unO eine Der Qei4en purDe 46enOs err
lanai.
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= 96Omas 2ippincott, S6aBmeiz
tier Der nW}ontclair Dater So" gu
MontcIair, rs, lit 6eI8uloigt,
$4,000 Bis $1,000 Deruntreut gu 6as
Ben. gr purbe geitern ber6aftet.
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8rin Iuitiger &rira.

Chamber forbert Meni6enle6en gum
OPfer. - 3pei Soloaten Dur9
berfriibte GntlaOung zines Sc
f4iiBe5 in Sort 6i76er get0btet
unO mebrere Dertpuubet. - Sort
geI8Ieuoerte 80rperrete bes einen
OpferS DerleBen einen g}e6enmann
t0OtIi9.
Sort 8rig6t, 6iI6er's So
lamb, 9.z0., 2, September. - 8dbz
renO zines beute frii6 itattgeFunoenen
S6eintampfe5 nit Der 6Iotk entIub
ii4 zines Der 3p0If50Iigen 6tnterIaz
0er=@ei6iiBe Oe5 Sorts perfribt, too
tete einen SplDuten auf Der STEELE
unb perIebte 3rpet anoere, Ser 8Drz
per be8 @et00teten nurOe bu9fd6li9
in 5tiife gerifen. @iner ieiner 4rme
traf einen anoeren 5olbaten nit iolz
der @u6t, buB berIeI6e Iaper perz
leBt pur0e. Die 9&amen Der 9pfer
iinO mod ni4t betannt gegeben pprz
ben.
g}a8 Dem 6eute frii6 na6 0}itterz
nd4t itattgefunoenen Sreffen ging Die
6lOtte binter Sort SerrD DOR 2tnter
unO Oumpfte um 6 llbr N}orgen8 in
Oitlt4er Ri6tung bier borber. 9as
oben beI6riebene l1ngliid ereignete
ii4, pG6reno Die @ei4uBe BON Sort
@rtgbt auf bic fetnoIiden Saiffs
feuerten.
(5pGter.) - Der get0Otste 6oloat
ReiBt GOporO 9RoD. 6urrD u. 0aDi8,
elmer Der @ernunoeten, lit felt O6iz
gem i'm 9OfpitoI geitor6en. 2(uBer
Dieien 8etoen iinb Samuel Glepenger
f6per unO me6rere unoere Soloaten
lei4t DerIeBt. Sic 9e60rtsn fGmmtli8
gu Der 2. @ompognie Der &uitenz2lr=
tilerie Der 8unoesdrmee. 3ob mar
nNr. 2" an bem 8e76uB, un0 feline
2lrbeit eitanb Oarin, Die 4ulperlaz
pung BON 30 YfunD in baS 8ef4IB
gu idieben. Gr bate oie8 geraDe gez
than, unO Oa5 8erf6IuBItiid 3ugez
i4lagen, o6ne eS gu OerI6lieBen, ais
Die @rploiiOn eintrat. N&an bermuz
tbet, OaB Elm Stif glimmenoes 8eug
bon Dem porbsrigen S6uTe i'm SSnz
nern geblieben mar. 4oD purbe, ME
O6en angegeben, in Stiife geri7en,
unb elmer Der S6eile 7etne5 Rumpfes
trof 0aDi5 10 6eftig an Die 8ruIt, baB
auh Dieier SolOat t0otIi8 perleBt
purDe.
Die feinOIide6lotte puroe um 3.12
beute gadmittag pieoer iuo0itli6 DON
bier geii4tet. 9a5 Sort CAB etli6e
S4iifTe a6, o6gIei4 Die S8iffe 10
melt entfernt paren, baB iie taum nit
Dem nadten 4uge geie6en merDen
tonnten. 0tan gIuubte, OaB Elm aberz
maliger 2ngriff beabIidtigt iei.
g}ep : QDnbOn, Conn.,, 2, Sep
tenlper. - Steutendnt 9Dt0ttb melDet
BON 9rOIpectz6iQ, odzSslanb, baB
bret 'Sdladtf6iffe, Elm Sreu3er unb
ein 8anonen6oOt iie6en D}eiIen BON
Montant unb in Der Gidtung BON
Sort 5iiber bampfenO, gefe6en NOR
ben lit. G5 i6etnt Oemna6, baB Elm
2ngriff auf Die Sorts be5 RetpzQonz
Doner 9iitritt5 enttpeber fingirt ptrb
ooer pirtli8 6ed6Iidtiqt lit.
Ra4 2tnii6t Der S4ieOsri6ter Der
2anOarmee fat 2(Omiral 6igginion'5
8eI6DdOer, al5 e8 nd6reno Der IeBz
ten gta6t beriu6te, Die Sorts i'm
SunDe gu iiberrumpeIn, eine entI6eiz
OenOe g}ie0erlage erlitten. Ser &f
Dauerte na6e3u cine Stunbe.
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Gellnflter nod am Qcbcn.

@Partu, Su,, 2. Sept. - Der
Neger 2trDee NilIon, Der BON einem
W&ob, ipel4er i6n lpn6en Doute, ange>
grtffen pur0e, iit nod am 2eben, a6er
i4limm 3ugeri6tet; er lit an einem
8ein i4mer OernunOet unO bat au9
3ablrei4e onDere 8unOen an 1stnem
gan3en &0rper, Die er auf Der 8erfplz
gung baDOn trug HaaOem er am
SOnntag 4benO fsinen 9erfOlgern
entIprungen mar, gelung e5 geitern
frii6, t6n etn3ufangsn. Gr 6eFinoet
ii8 i'm 9efGngniB gu GGe7ter uno Iein
3uitanO tit 6eOentti6. Gr BAT Be-
tanntli8 Elm unnenn6dre8 @er6re9en
an elmer NeiBen Derii6t.
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Wfarnlanser sd1ule fir Saube.

9n 35 Rurius Der Narpldnber e6ul. fir Eaus
be beoinut am II. September. Sities III cine
eonf,ifOnsloi. 56uls iar tuubs ainOsr unb iunes
Gsute, uno iDi&s, bsrsn @sbor 10 mauotbuft it,
bab ibr Ssfua Der 6fftntli&su S6ulsn ausgsi6lofsR
if. 9abtiee 2tbrr fir ReOsns unO 9tppsn=9ts
S.n gtt5Hieu uRb u terri D {
fret fir Warpldnotr Sddsr. geiinbett Sage.
epeoen aufnabme o6sr Nustunft peube man fS
an Gbag 30. 6 b. 9riusipaI. 5rsOuid, NS.
(@uel1, Ts, ,s5r 1WN
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9nIi,iif bnn glauber rrIflnIrn.

Runfas @ttp, Wfo,, 2. Sept.
3pei mastirte RGuber ii6erfielen
Inn 6alb 4 ll6r beute friib ben @4upz
pen Der metropolitan Street Hailz
pup" gu 4rmOuroale, Runfas, iiberz
pGltigten ben Nd4ter Wtiniter unb
fii6rten i'm in's Bureau. G6e lie irz
genb fpel9e 8eute MAIDEN tonnten,
trat pO1i3ift s. %. MOrris bur4 bic
9intertbiire Elm uHb Derfebte nit ieiz
nem 8niippel einem Der Rduber einen
f4peren S9Iag uuf ben 8opf, ipurbe
iebo9 i'm ndmIi6en 4ugenbIid DON
bem 5peiten gtGuber bur9 einen
@4uB ms 9er3 tObt niebergetredt.
Bd9ter Wtinfter erIitt ebenfans cine
lei9te S9uBfpunbe. Die betben RGuz
6er betpertiteaisten ibre 6lu4t
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Msbr Cpfsr bss GiIeubn6nsNuIndjs

8ands @ttp, W}o., 2. Sept.
= Sin Dftli9 gebenber 8ie13ug Der
n8od SslanbS8abn" coGiOirte IeBte
Na9t 3ebn Wlsilen 0ftIi4 bon bier nit
elmer 2ofOmotiDe unb &abGfe, nobel
bier 3ugbebienitete, nGmlt4 Die beiOen
2otomptibfiibrer Sas. Speper unD
8bomas @riffin, IOpie bic 6eiben
9ei3er Clarence Ma6arOt unO 6, 80.
8auinger um's 2e6en tamen. 9ter
anbere 8ebienitete erlitten I6nere
@erleBungen. Der gan3e, aus 80
@aggons beftebenbe 8ieb5ug purbe
bemolirt unb an 300 9tid atnDpieb
get0otets
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8ursrei nit tabtlifhem s(nsauna.

p6iIube1pbia 2. Sept. -
Der TuuittGmpfer Gilbert Serrea, Elm
g1eger, itarb beute in einem 9OfpitaI,
tppbin er seftern 4benb na9 einem
9orerfampf nit 8il1iam Stptes, ei=
nem dnberen Reser, i'm r9olben 9ate
9lt6letic Club" sebru9t tporben mar.
SerreQ mar 20 Sabre aft, Stofes tit
II. Der @rftere purbe i'm britten
9ange bur9 einen tuu9tigen @6ldg
gu 8pben geftredt unb es ftellte fi3
beraus, baB iein @9dbel sebrO9en
mar.
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Gs qitbt in uHitrsm &6rpsr Elm tcjues loies
Surmtitf, ous BON ttHsr 5orm Den Ilmtu ggurms
iortidB erbclt, abtr ttinsm un5 btfdHuteu 3lpefs
Ot,nt. 6dufjg gerdtb Ojeie5 2armfid in gntJin.
buug, unO 3plr nlmutljb in i5o,ge Don barttn
5ubitaucu, Die i'm 2drm ljcgtu b!ejbcn uno in btn
8urmiortaB sin0rin9eu Sas GuDs iii cine i5usu
otrlauisEos, t5otibs GHtlHrOung, 8ir febtu ulio
por elmer Ooppelten 6rags. 48olu Der g0urmortz
Tag? uuD mas mob ypeit pitti9tr 1T: 0o3u cine
GHi3uH0unl Dsfebtu, ntun IS ein fb,rts Wittel
gjtbt oeis in ntH0tH Elgtn tpDt!jbe Rriutbtit,
Apcnocitis gsHanHt H5sr ju pcrbuten2 ....
gu p'rbutep nit Otu in itOtr 2tpotbtI: ,rbditl5tn
btriibmtcn Ct Bernard =RrdutirpiaW.
Gro, gh 81; E&Q9l
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Mornf6nscr sdule fir S1inSe

ipiro AM Is September 1902 tr0ffnet. g8cqen
ndbsrsr @ustunit in 9etreff Der S6uls o0rtltrs
man
8. .. Wprrifpn, Supt..
(Aua3O. .299oAenl Baltimore, ylo.
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BaI more, WtD Den Is. Gugut 1902
Die Stiiion beQinHt dm SteHfo9, osn g.
Gepttmber 1902 Rtue Gbiil.r mifeH am 9. 5ep=
tembsr reaiirrirt tusroen 9riiuugeH fir aufnabms
unD Ssf6rOtruug ON g., TO-, H., II. uno l3. Sepz
tem5,r. Die GOrmiruue Der RlaNtn, ioDis rsesls
mdbige RsetatioHen uRo 9Orleungeu beginner am
Ntontag ben 10. September.
66hlr pero,u ui5t in bic mittlrsn RldHsu
auieeuomm,n, bepor oi.ft:bsu bic srfOrOertsn 9rh=
funsen on Den ob,n gsnanntsn Sagsn suiritOtRf
ftleub beftonSen baben
Glementars un6 nfaeemifbeS Tepartement.
Die Glem.ntars uEb atabemid.r SepartemtHts
finb Iiir BEN unttrribt unO Ole oeranbiDuns BON
edbaferu i'm alter DON 5 bis 16 Sabrtn, joni. iir
bic gorbreitune Jum Gintritt in Dds Rorma!sSss
bartsmtnt posAeri0 ausqtfutttt.
Sit reouIdren 2,brtr psrDen BON ben 9rotHorsn
Ses gtormals Srpnr temsnts in gbpFt Gb,mis, Por
teuif Raturfunos uuD in ouOeptn unttrrihts=
Gd3trn uutnitist /, na9 g.rtieuHg Dss 9rin.i=
pals Der Staats zHormaldult.
Sie 6erbfs5eifon 6eeiuRt um Or u as, Den
Is Septtmbsr.
Wteen ndb.rsr austunft unO aatalOse p.nss
utln fb an
g. o. pretipmau,
UldrpldnOtr Stats ssRormaIibult,
C25-39 Baltimore, Wo.
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SragGnie in eiuem pbiIahelp6ier
Gnilhaus.

VuIIquup'
p6i1obeIp biu, 2. Sept. -
2lme1ie 9abriele, % Sabre alt, an
gebli9 cine befannte SpernIGngertn,
purbe beute in einem bieiigen &oit<
6aufe BON 8oberto Qnielino, nit tpel=
dem iie geftern bon NepzYort 6ur4z
gebrannt mar, gef4ofen unb pabrz
i9einlt9 tObtli4 perlpunbet. 9lnielinO
ma9te na9 Der Sbat einen Sel6it=
morbDerfu4. geibe liegen in einem
6pIpital auf ben Sob barnieber.
Oas Srduen5immer 1T Die Satin
9lntonio @a6riele's, zines S9uufptez
lers, tpel6er an Der Mulberrn=StraBe
in Retp%gort po6nt. Waun gluubt,
baB @iferfu9t Der 9runb Der Sbut
mar. Qmelie ioq ibre 5lu9t bereut
unb ben Wuni9 seGuBert ba6en, gu
ibrem @atten auriid5ufsbren. I'm fie
barun gu per6inbern, f4oB Infeltno
Die Srau nteber unb ri9tete barauf
Die Waffe gegen fi9 felbft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-03
@altimpre ehip @abn sHuetin.

$3.50 Bon Baltimore mad, cen eurau6pbIe
uno 8urid, eini6lisblib 3utrtt gu ben &Dp=
len, Sonntag, Den Z. Septbr. Spesial=
3ug berlGbt ben Rt. &Opal=9abnbut ubr
9ormittaos, GamOsn=9abnbof us 1br8Ors
mittues. @ins pra6tools Reiie burd bic
Blue 8iO9ezgebirge uuD Ous 5b'nauooab=
3bal ent!ana.
SI.25 BON Baltimore nad sSafbinatcn nub
3urid ieDen Somfag uno Souutu9 fiir Die
Riidtabrt aui iol6en 3Ioeu 9iilti0, bic nab
bsm Sabrplan am Sonntue nm ODer Dor
Mitterna6t pon 99aibuqtou ubfubrsu. Nae
3Hge, ben v8opal 2imteO" au5gsnommen.
S5.OO-Spn Baltimore nab NtIdutIcz Sitp.
Sdpe Weap, sea SsIezSitp, CceanzS ttu
unn aurRd. SeoeH iSreltas uEo Samita9.
fir Die GifIabrt ois gum iolgeHOtn Sienitdg
eini9IieBlib giiltig. 9ilete aui Der 3ins u.
&uffabrt auf alien 3iieen gitltg. GAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-03

$500 ptaninp fur $50.
Gine bcad,tenswertbe Sbdnee.
Gin eleqantes 9ianino, polc @r6Bs, 1i3 OF
Sede uno Stubl, pipie ftnfidbriger @arantie.
y. 3ers & Spbn,
(243-6 Qr Z, 1oro=Gburle5=Str.
The Republican journal., 1902-11-13

Can any one in Waldo county tell the
date or how old the p O. at this place is
discontinued by Il. f. d. We thilk it 1nust
have been more than one hundred years Old
Deer are quite tame in this locality and
seem to knew that theIe is a law against
killing them on Sunday, as that is the only
day in the week they venture out of
the woods Herbert Scribner saw two
large does in his pasture last sunday
Charles and Irel NickerSon saw two the
same day on the farm Of tNln. II. MeIithew
DoDGE's CORNER. Mr. f. A. sherman of
| Belfast has been having some work done
about his cottage Elkara. Miss Ninnifred
Matthews and Miss Alice Dow visited Bel
fast Saturday The Ladies' Benefit So
ciety were treated to fruit and confection
cry by c. Q. Fernald at the last meeting.
Mrs. Julia Nickerson is visiting Mrs James
f. Marden.
Annie :. Mathews, wife Of Cyrus W
Mathews, who was formerly Of this town,
died Thursday. Oct. :oth, at her home, Il
Washington ave, Chelsea, after a painful
illness of nearly two Years She was 81 years
old and had lived in Chelsea nearly all OF her
life. She was member OF the Mt. Beling-
were held at her late home the following
Saturday. Her remains were inferred in
WO0dlaWn cemetery.