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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-30

Rev. A. NJ. Curgan and Red Dod
son, evangelists of Cuba, Ala, are in
town and will preach at the gospel
tent every night this week. All are
cordially invited TO attend.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-30

Lawyer T. W. Brarae If Jackson was
in the city today.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-30
Does This Inter
est You?

have splendid bargains houses
n nd city Of Iatteburg.
land
which had
well adopted poultry
large roomy
tcrgh
twelve months per interest.
painted
bought Monday
satisfactory prices
property
an nc attached
plate glass centrally
To with this is a fine
profit ranging
per ne on the
will hin tn 81
ferdg
than worth perhaps bring
years sale you
knew ay $ a bargain.
rrice
people
o terest you.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-30
OOTS AND DASHES

Lawyer T. W. Brarae If Jackson was
in the city today.
TWAS hot enough today to broil steak
if the steak was not so high.
~
The saddest sight on earth to see a
negro with only five cents on earth
sitting OH box watching ten cent wa
-terme on.
Rev. A. NJ. Curgan and Red Dod-
son, evangelists of Cuba, Ala, are in
town and will preach at the gospel
tent every night this week. All are
cordially invited to attend.
y
Tit rains on the just as we'll as the
unjust it is about time Hattiesburg
was receiving drop or two. Per-t
haps the weather clerk is waiting for
Hattiesburg to take a vote on the
subject.
The high sheriff of Newton county,
Ct. B. Harper, father OF J w. Harper of
this city, is in Hattisburg, accompanied
by his little daughter Lorene. He will
probably remain day or two visiting
his son and looking at the sights of
really live town.
In the course of human events the
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City
branch road will be completed to
this city. Then the city will be
called upon to pay $4,000 for the
privilege of having branch of the
road run to this place, while the
main line will go to cur competitor,
Laurel.
Yesterday morning Albert McNair's
dwelling out on Husband street caught
fire and was burned with pretty mach
all It's contents. Just how he fire origi
mated is not stated. The fire depart
ment turned out, hut the house was
nearly burned to the ground lefore it
reached the place. best les it was out of
the water limits.
*x#
It is SO seldom we have fires these
days that the engineer OF the wnter-
works whistle has not learned how
TO run it. Yesterday the alarm was
given and the fire was discovered to
be away out on Husband street
Just about the time the people and
the f1remen had reached the fire the
whistle was blown again and, the
people and firemen rushed back to
the city 20 ascertain the whereabouts
of the second fire, but there was no
second fire.
~
The Northeastern is fencing in much
of its property in the city and hence
stopping up some of the thoroughfares.
If the city would now open the streets
across the railroads and which belong
to the city it would be great conven-
fence TO the people. The railroad has a
right to fence in It's property and the
city has a right to open the streets
whether they run across the railroad or
not There are only two crossings and
they are where the switch engine is at
work night and day. Two others at
least should be made, one on First ave
nue. running by Alderman Massengale's
and the other between the crossing at
the depot and the Pearl and Leaf Rivers
railroad.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-30

Tit rains on the just as we'll as the
unjust it is about time Hattiesburg
was receiving n drop or two. Per-t
haps the weather clerk is waiting for
Hattiesburg to take vote on the
subject.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-30

The high sheriff of Newton county.
Ct. B. Harper, farther OF J w. Harper of
this city, is in Hattisburg, accompanied
by his little daughter Lorene. He will
probably remain day or two visiting
his son and looking at the sights of
really live town.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-06-30
PEARL &LEAF RIVERS R. R.
TIME TABLE.

DEPART
No. ]. Hattiesburg, 10 ~ n. M.
Main Street, 10 81 n. ~.
No. g. Hattiesburg. 25a. m.
Main Street. 6 3la. n.
No. g. Hattsesburg, % q. M.
Main Street. 3 80 =, IA.
ARRIVE.
No. 3. Hattiesburg. Is p. m.
No.4 Hattiesburg. 8 Al p. IN.
No g. Hattiesburg, ) 40 D. m.
Il. c. DREWRY. Agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-28
GrsQferbauirtretar MOrtnn 9eitnrz
hcn.

G6tca8o, 27. 2(pril. = 2(dt6.
S. Sterling 0}OrtOn, frii6erer Setrez
tar De8 4derbau : Departments,
,itor6 6eute in Der 8o6nung ieine5
So6nes MartU}orton gu Cafe 6orreIt
nad ldngerer 8ront6eit. Gr mar
Dor elmer 8o6e aus Ieiner 6eimatb
gu 2(rbor 2ooge na6e Rebra5tazGitA,
g}e6r., 8e6ufs dr3tlider 8e6anOlung
nod Gate Jorreit getommen. Die
l1e6erreIte peroen nG4Iten 9ienitug
3uriif noa 2tr6or 2OOge ge6radt unO
bort am W}ittno6 3ur 3u6e gebettet
peroen.
6rn. U}orton'5 Sob 1T bic 6olge
elmer GrtGltung, pelde ii4 Der jeBt
3erftor6ene i'm leBtengopember 3u3Og,
ol5 er gelegentli4 Der bieIi8en &iebz
uu57teQung cine 3eoe 6ielt. 2(u5 Der
Grfdltung entntfelte ii4 Elm idpere5
&e6GeiOen, pel6s8 alien dr5tliden
N}itteln troBte uno nit Dem 2lbleben
Res BQtienten en0ete.
0r. W}orton betlaioete Da5 2lmt bes
Qderbuuietretdr5 unter GleOelanO's
3Deiter QOminiitrdtiOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-28
Ssas bonn 5uaer=SBnoitat erz
partet naO beripro6en nitro,
tpenn es Oie ,,@eitli6e MarBz
lano" ermer6eu lollte.

Die SuQerzQeute 6a6en iiber Die
8urger BON Baltimore einen bnpnottz
f6en @influB ausgeiibt. Sic per=
fpre6en poIittb g1i9ts gum 8Ortbeil
Der Stabt, unb Die 8erorOnung, Die
i6nen bic Weitlide Wfarpldnb 8abn
gu berfaufen fudt, f6reibt i6nen abz
iolut ni9ts gu t6un bor, mas fir Die
9ei6dfts~ SntereKen unierer Staot
port6silbaft tpGre. 0ieie 8eroronung,
tpie mir es periteben, nurbe bon oem
2lnlpalt bes 5uqerf4e Spnbttats
entporFen, BON Mapor 6aDes gutgez
6eiBen unO auf iein 8erldngen i'm
StoDtrut6 etngerei6t.
2aBt un5 iebt ieben, mas lie benz
5uler'f9en @pnbifat gu t6un Oorz
f9reibt. Dem 5uQer'fden Snnbifat
lperben 3pet S bre gegeben, nm
irgenb ipel4e @ntpifelung o0er Grz
ipeiterungen Bis gu f4iff6drem Wofz
Ter 3 II Beginner, 8erbinoung nit
ben &o6lenregionen 6er5uiteQen unb
I'M bur9 Contribution, pa6t oDer
S9ienenz pber 8etriebs : @ontrdtte
cine 9erbtnbung Der Weitlt6en Sra
rnlanb unb Weftz8irgtnta Central
uno 9ittsburgs8abn Aer3uitelIen perz
ben i6m 6 S 6re gepd9rt, bte@
Ielbe fertig gu itsuen unO es 1T petz
ter porgeIeben, baB Der Wtapor uno
Stabtrat6 bas 3e6t 6dben ioQ, Dtsle
3eitgren3e ouf unbeitimmte 3ett gu
perldngern.
@s 1T unperitGnbli9, pie W3anor
6aDes nit @orbeDudt beabIi4tigen
fann, bic 8eitlide MarplanO 8u6n
unter iol9sn 8ebingungen Dem Sui
ler'f9en Spnbifat gu iiberuntporten.
0as 6uller'i6eSpnOitat perfprtht
poiitip 92idts fir Baltimore uno Die
Stubt perlangt 9}i4ts gum S6ube
i6rer @ei9Gfts Sntere7en.
2(Qes, mas BON ibm berlan9t Dtro,
1T, baB es in 5met Sahren etpas gu
t6un beginnen To0 unO DoB es in
a6t oya6ran etpas tbun fpQ, r.
uusgefeBt, oaB Der Wlupor unb
GtuDtrat6 Die 3eitgren3e ni4tnab inz
finitum" perldngern.
9ambIetun e. So.
OIa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-28
3iGe's SnGt1pe6- -Gtopfe,t
bclfen in ciner 0finutc.
fills gaar> unb Bart fdrbrmitttL
i6war3 uOer braun, so Gents.

ging 6elbitmoro, inOem iie ii4 in Der
NG6e Der Station Der ng}ep@9aDenz
uno 6artforOz8a6n" auf Oa5 8eleiie
legte unO 7i8 BON einem 3u9 t0pfen
iieB, S6re 2eide purOe Bel Cages
arbru4 uufgefunDen.
Die 0ro6ad 6efano itd i'm Qua
pontz6otel, I'D iie ais 9ienitmdOben
6eI6Gfti8t mar, unter 8epa6un9. Sic
mar infoIge i6res on9e9riffenen Sc
7uno6eit53uitonbes nt6t nad Osm
8efdngniB gebradt poroen, Iprang
frii6 0}orgens aus einem 8eniter beg
3peiten Stofperte5 unO lief na6 benz
8elei1e, tpo tie ben Sob erpurtete uno
fanb. Sic mar % Sabre aft uno
SldDin.
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Scut GalQen berfaacn.
Frau GoparDS uno Samuel 8reoion
nerben gum 5oOe Our6 ben
Stranq Derurt6eilt.

OLAA4tS N%btAA J-tt~"
ReabinG pa, 27. 2(prit. =
7Frau Safe gopdrDs, Die Ututter Don
flint Rin0ern, BON Denen ouS jungite
i'm 8efGngniB ge6oren 1T, unO i6r
2ieb6aber, Der g}eger Samuel 8reaz
ion, nuroen, tpie I8on i'm Som
taqs GorreIponOenten" gemelOet,
i6uloig 6eFunoen, ben 8atten OerGrz
Iteren, So6n GonurO8, ermorOet gu
6a6en. Goparos bate 8reaIon in
8eroa6t, DaB er Elm itraf6ares Ser
6GltniB gu ieiner 6rau unter6ielte,
fir Deran &inoer Der g}eger Elm gro>
Bes SSntereTe perrict6, tnOem er i6nen
i'm Dinter gu 3eiten Der gtot6 &leiz
Der unD S4u6e faufte. GDparos
tpuroe zines 2t6enbs erIhoTfen, al5 er
auf ieiner 8eranOa eingei9lafen mar,
un0 bic Qei1e tpurbe in bic giiterne
genorFen. Die 6aupt3eugin mar Die
10 Sabre alte 5o6ter Der 2lngeflagz
ten, NlarD @oparos, pel6e 5uert i'm
8eroa6t Der Miti3ulO geftanben bat
te, a6er Ipdter entlafen tpuroe, So
parbs mar Elm 2r6eiter, tpel6er in
einem Steinbru6e 6eiSoud56urg 6ez
16dftigt mar, Gr fOlI gsorO6t 6aben,
@reuIon um's 2eben gu 6ringen, ,penn
ieine 6rau, pel4e iid in geiegneten
l1mItGnben befan0, Elm farbige5 8ino
CUR 8elt 6ringe. 9as &tno, nelfes
i'm @efGngniB bas 2i6t Der 8elt err
blitte, iit neiB. 8eiOe Sntulpotesn
iinO gum So0e perurtheiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-28
Die uYenniDlbania~S ~Sabn" bat
midt cine 9anO tit eppOiitiOn
gum Serfamf Der ,,@eftli6en
MarBlanoz zSabn" TIT Sewe=
9nng gelett.

N2it @usnobme befer baB iie Die
@ufmerfTamfeit auf Die 5batfa6e
ri9tete, buB iie cine 6dlfte alien
SFra9tberte6rs Der 8eit 8irginta
Central unb pitts6urg 8abn uno Die
irgenb pel9es bon biefer 8a9n COM
trolirten 5ra9tperfebrs abIolut COM
trolirt unb be6errI9t, bat Die nPennz
iDlpuniaz8abn" ni9t ben geringiten
S9a63ug gegen ben 8ertauf Der
v@eItGi6en MarDlano" getban. ;Sm
@egerttbeil liegen ale 9riinOe gu Oem
@lauben por, baB bic PenniplOania
gelpillt lit, bic geplante Weitz8irgiz
MIA Central unb pittsburgzWeitli4e
MQrnlQnb Combination erfolgret4
gu ie6en.
9er gan3e 5uGer'f6e @orfdlag 1T
fir feline Nusfiibrung gdn8li4 BON
Der 9ennfplbanta ab6dngt9. 0as
Suller'Ide @pnDttat i4iiBen nidt
einmal bor, boB es bOn Der Penn1plz
panta unabhdnglg bletben fDtr0, 10nz
bern berIGBt it4 5uitanoermaben
auf BEN @ebrau6 Der S6ienen Der
2ebteren BON Cumberland big Gberrp
Stun. 8ie Elm geTdeuter, Oenfenoer
Mann benz dbIurDen 8or19lag
8lauben I9enfen fam, OaB bic Waz
baf6 Baltimore als ibren Gnbpuntt
plant uno 3ur iel6en 3sit ii4 auf bic
penn1plpunid fir cine Strede BON
fiinfunb7e9s3ig U}eilen @erte6r Oerz
ldBt, lit unoeritdnoli4.
5erner, ein8linoer tunn feben, DdB
bi, 9FuQerz2eute feline SOee 6a6en,
Sermtnale in Baltimore gu
bauen, Ionbern DaB, penn tie iiber@
6uupt irgenb pel6e 3erminale bauen,
ipte fe eS bur9 Die 8erfaufS z@erorO=
nung ntdt gu tbun ge5pnngen fino,
bies ni9t in Baltimore, fOnoern auf
,na6e gelegenen Serrttoz
/ III N" ge74s6an ptrD. Die Jullerz
Qeute peroen Ii4 fir einen 3utritt 3u
Baltimore auf Die PennIplOonid perz
laRen.
0as 6uner'T6e @pnbifat muB fer
ner pon Der Penniplpunia fir ben
iebt BON Der @eitli6en WtarDlano
8a6n er3ielten 5ra6tperfebr : ben
ein3igen proFitablen 5radtoerte6r =
Die &o6len6ef0rberung bta G6errp
Run uno S6ippensburg : ab6dn9tg
Iein. Die PennIDloania t0nnte Die
len @erfe6r gsrabe 10 gut, Der
ReaOing, ii6er i6re eigenen 2inien 3uz
fii6ren, ais pie iiber Die 8eitli4e
Marnlanoz2inte.
Warum foqte Die 8enniplpania Ell
nem 8erfauF Der WeItli4en Wtarpz
lamb an Der 6uuer'I6e SpnOitat OPP
ppniren2
SambletOu e. So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-28
,s,ieribar's" CfFsiere in gale.

g1ep 9apen, Conn.,, 27. 9lpril.
= 6regatten @apitGn u. 3. 9raz
potnif uub lieutenant b. PreuI4en
BON benz Ditreidiiden 8reu3er Sgt
getpar," peI9er bier fir einige Sage
por 2(nfer gegangen tft, naren bei
oeffern Bel Mapor SSo6n g. Stublep
gu SAT-. Die DitreidiThen Gdfte fat
teten aud benz beriihmten Campus
gales einen 8eIu4 ab uno bertpeil=
ten ldngere 3eit auf Oemiel6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-28

bat auf pela glsuidu siHeH itbr uH1H9H5bmcn
EtniluB ggie oft bort man uidt 0en Nusiprub
S6 tam oas Glimu uibt bsrtragtu,a las Ii &bre
ciQtuc ShuD l.eber 15rtuuo; nabcn Se sju.n
@criub nit Dtu lllbtlHHttu 81 &syHag0=Rraut.rs
yils1 ua0 S:e lpcrDu ale GtbnsrOtu los ieiu.
RGmuutbiH wjrtt igHdaJt aui 0.n U(lQu uuo
uou Der [5ar:qt,t otiIe5ea bdHat Die fuHtt;ou o.r
g.bsv 0T Nitreu uFO ocr O,,t} alb. 4t &6r 9Is
Oluuu5 uibt IN CgoHuUq 10 bat DIT 9lHis Royys-
80 l.jotH. 2Ile oic2 ttI9,a psroH DErb oie :s=
pro5t,H 81 9rHayo=Egautcgpjlcu in tur3er 3dE
bs.c,i9t. So ibhbt uuo tjniab o:jt!5ea aub
ousisbtn 10 btocutsu0 jh ibrs ptiltruiE Au aQtt
22otbgt.H 30 515cu. tUto. DG ,fr;S&lgl
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gdlimme GrlebniRe i'm GuGcng}urOrn.

Q t. 5 0 B 5, Jt.zJ1 Y. NPrII. :
0egen MangeI5 an PrODiant OerIiez
ben p W}ann Don Dem 8o66enidger
site, " nel6er an Der n0rOli4en &iiite
i'm Sis ftefen ge6lie5en mar, t6r S6tfT
un0 maritirten nit nur 3Det Pfuno
8roO pro Mann cine Strete BON 100
M}eilen, 9ta8 Diertdgigem 0&arI6e
6lte6 etpa bic 5dlfte Der Qeute err
id0pft liegen, tpdbreno Die iibrigen ij6
bul6 Der6ungert bis gu Der g}ieoerLaI=
Jung i6leppten. Den 3uriidgelaiIez
nen lit 6iiIfe geIanOt poroen, aber IS
berlautet nod g}i6t5 ii6er i6r S6itz
TrI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-28
Ornnrnhnfter SrlhltmnrO.

9ort4e ter, 9.zg,, 27, Qpril.
Sine IeDige 6rauensperion 9az
mems 5uIan Ora6ad, bic ii6 auF ben
gerOa8t, Elm i6r iiingit ge6Orenes&ino
aet0btet gu 1aben. in 6aft 6efanO, be-
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Gutaw>Saplngs>Da >Dank pcn Baltimore,

sleweftz G6e Gutapz uno Gapeftrffr.
C5neorporirt 1917
a. Ttdr5 1902.
Ste reeelmdbig tdbrlt eH
Sinfen sur Rdtc BON bret 8r0s
;ent fir bic 9epoFtoren am l. april 1902 faule'
tperben an bisiem Satum auf 6rtott zines lsoen
Gpntos iibrrtrugcu unb sur Gintra9uu9 IN ben Sez
poftsren=gii6ru am unb mad otm Drttten
mortuq 81 GprtI, bereit iein, unO fpsnn
nibt ee,oQen, bonn l. Ipril on 5u 3inien btrt@tI0t
istn.
Stoatsz uno Stoot=Steueru ipercsn BON DIR
Qnnt be3abt.
g3oberf .. Sropn.
r1nSr.o4 SEe5n, ,1N{tl grdin:ut.
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1T onertarnt ncqen Oes tabenos por3h3Iiden arrs
mas - cine banoatmabts Gigdrrt nit rttntr 5az
pauazEinlaae = oa Dieielbs isneu befitateH @es
idn1of unD qroma beiist, n,lte Otm &srjen Des
Renners 10 tbeuer ino.
8ie rsilencia" it aus bsm ftinfttn GubasSdbad
beugcteQt, SO bis $i4 pro 9un0trt.
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7(ntu1tOrnHtUn.
ppn WarpIan6s
Union Trust Building,

@bdrIcss une 6dpefre"StrGRe.
SapftnI ane ueberfdbus. ...S1. ESQ. 900
Giibrt elm aagsmsnts ganfs unb Sruf.gss
lddft
5rsi gro3:nt 3iuisu be;ablt duf gilanatR.
Die eui Gbeds e.5osen iuerOsH.
3sit=SepOfitgu 3u ifs5teQen GottH oHgenoms
men.
Gpar@ Separteident.
Giulaotn i'm Spar Stpartemsut, otn Qt=
p6bnli6tn STANDARDIZATION, untsrpor=
fen, ernluibt 9rojsrt 3inisn btsablt
Side gOmplaHit 1T sH sti:slttss SeppftO=
RUM fiir COMBS in 6dnotn oou Sruittes oO:r
SsftamsHts goafredsrn, iOpis ale 6taatss uno
geribtg =9tamte.
einbre3trF6ere gaD6lbs, Rdfm 81 so Bis
$50 90 pro Sabr.
Sepree SIafiff0Re, wRiIes gBbite, it,,
BrGfihent; 8iceIBrdi.;
GbarIeS Z. grGne. Ridare y. selImGu,
=. 8iee= =BGii.; Setr. Hne hasH.
@refufips 6 Cmite:
Qelion gStrin, Seymour Wldnoelbarm,
gBssks ID. Diet Grusit 5. RHabe, IT,,
G. 9. 9ERting. (auglAl0
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@rpbu8 aug oSrlan ,.

y ID D Il s q Il 8 IS 7 q Il D.
2pnb o II, 27. @pril. = Die 4usz
panOerung aus bem 8efen Srlano's
na9 2lmerita nirnmt rteiige 9imenz
iionen an, 8G6renb Der leBten 3pet
8o4en paIitrten 6unberte BON gmiz
granten bur9 2tmerif auf Dem 8ege
na4 Gort. 3pei Grtra3iige ponPorz
darlington bra4ten 1900 Gmigranz
ten, meiit junge 2eute.
Sn8enebig eingelO 6t.
8eneb ig, 27, @pril, : 5unf
BON Der N}unni6aft bes Ser. Staaz
ten 8reu3ers nGbicago," pel4er am
"a. 2lpril bier anfam, ipurDen geitern
Na9t pon Der 8oli3et in 9aft genom=
men, Die 4rretirung gefdoh, neil
Die QmerifaniI6en MatroIen i'm 3uz
itanbe Der Srunfenbeit ange6li4 Sen
fter eingeiporfen uno fonitigen llnfug
angeftiftet batten,
9ubib 9ubIep 5ielo'o 8 @n=
tel auf Der unr d ten
Seite.
QDnbon, 27. 2tpril. = gine Der
ipenigan umerifanii4en 5ruuen, Deren
@D6ne fir Die GnglGnOer in 9iioafriz
ia tGmpfen, ift 2abp Seanne M}usz
grape, Die 3p6ter bes beritorbenen
9apib 9ublen 6ielO. Sic 1T bon Ell
ner tur3en 8eife na6 8apitaot ioeben
5uriidgefebrt. 3nei tbrer SObne 8ez
b0ren benz britiT6en 6eere an.
8o1i3t1 # ais & ii n It Ter.
Qpnbon, 27, 2(pril. = Sin Po@
Gi3iit Namen8 SSone8 BON 2eeoS purz
be BON ben 8eamten Der tgl. &tooemte
in 9enntniB 9eIeBt, boB fein 8emdloe
,6ommer in Der beporitebenben4usz
ftelIung figuriren pir0. 9as 9emGlz
be ftelIt cine W}uri6lanoi6aft nit
@8aofen bar. Sone5 bate ieit Sab
rem 8emGlbe etngeI6ift, aber biS6er
noren biefel6en 3uriit8epieien NOR
hpr1
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ST. Santes Sapin9s Ss1no,

(SncorpOrirt 1881
% april 1902.
9ie idbr.idtn 3inIsn BON 3! 9ro8ent am l. Dtai
1902 fdnig tyarOcn on Oieem Gage duf GrcOtt ets
mes i,Otn Gontos f5Ttra0en wcrOcn Inn itnO bonn
10. IRai OIL 3ur Gintruguno in bic Sepoftenbtter
bereit.
staOtz unD Staatsitcntrn inO BON Der 8ant be-
5oblt.
Robt. Z. 8eid1, setr.z batm.
(glpril22 Al ;Wai1 ,4,6S, II, 1919
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bem Sruit einge6en, perOen ober 10
fret bleiben, ipie mir fel6it. Wenn Der
9ruit Die Staten er906t, perben mir fte
du6 erh0hen." "
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9Sa6len in SSrnnfreich.
&ege SetJe Jeilignng aQer Sarteicu
Sabinct 9Salocf= 3uuiicam crlciOct
zine TdIlimmc 9iieOerlnae in
iocr 0auptitaDt.

0u5 uIgemeine Refultot nod ni4t
6etannt. : 3Stalien BART uuf cine
ginitigs 9elegen6eit CUR 8eieBung
bon 8riPolis. : 8aloi9s @iez
berantniipfun9 Der OiplomotiIden
8s3iebungen 3pi7fen Der Sdpei3
unb StaGien erportst. : 6innz
Ianb's @ioerItanO 8sgen RuIiifiz
3trung. : RuBlono bout cine
neue ftrots9iffs 8ubn bura bic
U2ongoIei,
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1T ein 6leide8 Sc
fpenit, lpethe5 mo1>
4ent 1yeite beitpDbnt.
6iiten @te it9 pOr
ben eritelr @tobielr.
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tdltm9en, 6uten,
OHI4nt4I6uI SJElIEIltllI
beibperlitAem Nt6tnt>
bolen uno 8ronf4ei-
ten be8 5alie5 un6
Der 2un9en BAT feline
onoere Olebi3ilr
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giircau: glr. 324, Siio=4 4abionz Strabe.
@ermd1lpie Satrincnreini9ung.

Gntlteruuq uub Reiniqung BON gbtrittsqru6er
SbmuB 06trn, Drummer, Gelleru etc
4rompte usfibrune BON transporter.
lQfnril21 11Rtl
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UNCLE TEDDIE."

Die rlucle SeootcnzGigarren foitcn uibt mtbr,
alg sc. pro Stid, bob n:rOen fie Sud beiitr Qcz
faacu, ais picle fir 10c. pertoufte Gi9arrcn.
9erqsBt nidt, IS lit rl1ncIe ScoOie" unO fsin ans
0ercr Gntel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-28

81 o m, 27. 2lprif. = S6mo6l Die
itulieniI6e Regierung Der beuti6en
erfldrt bat, iie beabfidtige teine St0z
rung bes politii4en 9lei6geipidts in
ben 2Gnbern am W}itteQGnbif6en
Steer, bat iie i6re 8orbereitungen fir
cine ebent. 8e7eBung BON 5ripolis
fdmmtIid getroffen unb partet nur
auf cine giinitigegelegenbeit CUR 2lusz
fii6rung ihrer 4ldne 5roBbem iit
Die Situation in gorbzQfrifa berart,
baB Die Gelegen6eit fir etnen erfolgz
rei6en 4usgang Der expedition"
na4 Sripolis nod 3iemlid longe auf
iid fparten lui1en biirfte,
Sn Offi5ieIen 8reifen pirb 5ugegez
ben, baB Die 9altung gnglanO's,
s$taIien geaenii6er. in 9e8ug auf Sris
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Af6ert q. Snop
Nmericdn gpnItructiDn 60
Suena=9iaa>S prfnssz Citation. WRarpians-
mil fhrr

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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-04
.Neighborhood News.
,oooooOoooooooooc
MapIewood Home.

Maplewood Home, near Murray,
Nov. 3-The Linard, formerly j. R..
Cardiff farm of 100 acdes. was sold
last week, bringing $40 per acre.
Charles Watson's farm was sold to
Geo T. McNiel, and George T. Nc
Niel's farm of Osceola. to Charles
Watson.
Mr.. Linard traded his farm near
Winterset for farm in Missouri,
where he expects to move.
Frank Lorimor is on the sick list.
D. o. Suffer and Fritz Corr. super
visors, are having the east and west
roads worked.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Christian church will entertain
at the Taylor hotel Friway evening,
the Epworth League of the Methodist,
and the B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist
church.
Nonnie Lormor was on the sick list
Friday
Fred Sells and sister, Mrs. Lyons,
arrived in the city last week from
Kankakee, Ill. The latter departed on
Monday for her home in Denver. Col
Fred has accepted a clerkship with his
uncle, A. H. Sells.
Frank Daniels sold his residence
property in North Murray last week
for S1,700.
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Goldendale, Wash, and Mrs. VIM. Mi
have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity, started for their homes
Thursday.
Miss Vada Smith, of Libertyville,
visited with the family of w. R. Car
son and other relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. McCrary, of FL
don. were callers at this place Sunday.
Miss Pearl jackson, who was SO
badly injured in a runaway accident
two weeks ago, as given in the Cou-
rier at the time, is now considered out
of danger and has been removed to her
home.
Hon. Thomas Hedge, candidate for
congress on the republican ticket from
this vicinity. delivered an able address
at this place last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary A. Ferris goes to Des
Moines today where she expects tc
make her future home.
Ossie Morrow, who has been at Har
rington, Kan, the past summer, re
turned home last week.
Miss Ivy Bott. of Jefferson, arrived
Thursday on a visit with her grand
Mrs. Francis E. Miller, of Burling
ton. who has been visiting with rela
tives in this vicinity returned home
Thursday
Miss Emma Tower went to Des
Moines yesterday to visit with rela
tives.
Mrs. Bert Channel went to Eldor
Monday to call on friends there.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

from Fridays Daiiy.l
Mrs. d. D. Davies, 1870 Division
street, is ill.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weirs of South Willard street, is quite
i'll.
Born, At 4 clock this morning, to
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Heller, of Ill
North Ransom street, son.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gibson of Chi
cago have arrived and will make South
Ottumwa their future home
We have removed from the old stand
to the building across the street. Our
patrons will find us ready to supply
their wants at once and buy your pro-
duce. Ross & Whipple.
Stanley Praby and Miss Queen
Stocker were united in marriage last
evening at six o'clock at the home of
the officiating minister, Rev. John
HASTE, pastor of the South Side Bap-
fist church. The bride and groom
will reside on farm with the grooms
father, who resides near Dahlonega
Charles Fugate and Miss May Brown
riage Wednesday noon at the home of
the Brides sister, Mrs. Sarah Craig,
in Lancaster, Mo. The bride and
groom are well known in South Of
tumwa, where they have many friends,
who wish them long and happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs Fugate will reside this
winter at the home of Mrs. Fugate's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Brown, 1O9
4 South Willard street
[Trom Saturdays Daily.l
Robert Mills 20 North Moore
street. is suffering from the effects
of very painful abcess.
| From Mondays Daily.
Violet Pixley, 212 North Moore
street, is on the sick list.
Born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Byrum 1OS Adelia street, a son.
Miss Leola Ellis, who teaches school
near Kirkville, spent Sunday at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G
w. Ellis 121 North Ransom street.