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Arizona silver belt., 1902-09-18
RulEs AND TERMS.

HOURS OF SERvICE-For the present the time Of serylce will be lii0 minutes of the 2i hours the force taking Q full holiday on the 29th Of February. once hours, from a. m till 10 p. m, after 10 D. m. the night bell will be sickness will be responded to by the central '" Sundays, Open until ?. m, and closed from that hour until a. m. on Mondays These hours ofservice (practically continuous. except on sunday nlghtSD. are something unusual in small telephone systems without extra charges. We are here to serve our patrons in the best manner possible.
 TERMS TO SUBS BSCRIBERS-To all business houses. S per month: residences, within a req Souable distance of the central ol1ce, g.. 50 per month A fee Of SIC is charged for placing each phone. For the present, and until the town is thoroughly wired" urgent messages will be delivered for subscribers within the town limits free to subscribers Use of phone in town to non-subscribers, 10 cts; out of town to non-subscribe IFS. 9 cts.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-09-18
ARIZONA WEEKLY
 NEWS BUDGET.
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
 Issue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.

New Business Enterprises. .Good Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Stock. Everybody Except the Editor Expects to Have mtney 10 Burn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
LARGER SALES
Than Last Week But Weed in
Soft Condition.
Heavy Receipts Reported Both
Loose and in Casks-LOwer
Grades Sold.

The receipts of tobacco for the
week amounted to 700 hogsheads,
besides an immense amount of the
weed brought IN loose.
Sales werU considerably in ex-
cess of those of last week, but
prices we're a shade lower, owing
largely to the soft condition of the
stock offered. Offerings were made
up principally of medium leaf, with
a sprinklng of lugs. No fine leaf
was sold. Receipts for the year
amount to 1905 hogsheads and
sales for the year POP hogsheads.
Loose tobacco continues to come
in with a rush. Much fine goods
from Robertson and Montgomery
counties, Tennessee, are being
received in casks and later along
in the season some fancy prices
may be expected.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
FIRE AT PRINCETON.
Loss of 81, 900 in Business Section
of Town.

Princeton, Ky, March 20. - Short
ly after O'Clock this morning FIRE
was discovered in the grocery store
of B. Akin. 1t had gained such
Roadway that it was impossible to
check it and control could not be
gained until it had consumed B.
Akin grocery, the Central Hotel,
and L. H, Hanschild's m a
market
The livery stable of c. c. Terry
was saved after a hard fight.
The entire loss is estimated be-
tween So, 500 and $1,000, with about
$500 insurance. All electric light
and telephone wires were burned
into and the west portion OF the city
will be without connection for two
or three days.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
TIRED OF LIFE.
III Health Probable Caused Of
Farmers Suicide.
Body Found Suspended From
Rafter in Stable and Life Was
Extenct.

Larkin Croft, we'll known
farmer who lived about two and
half miles southeast of Crofton com
mitted suicide Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Croft was about 90 years old
and bachelor.
He, his brother George, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Davis, lived together,
About 7 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing he left the house saying that he
was going out to cut load of wood.
His brother George, who was gath
ering corn, had occasion to return
to the house about 9 o'clock, and in
passing the sta Bile saw his
brothers body suspended from a
ratter over the wagon passway be-
tween two stables. He Immediately
cut him down, but life was extinct.
Coroner Allensworth was notified
and held an inquest.
Mr. Croft had been an intense
sufferer from some stomach trouble
for three yenrs and because of this
complaint he was seldom able to
take the necessary amount of food
to keep his system in healthful con
dition, He became dispondent over
his physical disability and this is
thought to have been the cause Of
the act of self destruction.
He was man ives enjoyed the
confidence and esteem of all who
knew him.
He recently had new dwelling
built and had also put other i'm
provements on his farm, adding
various items conductive of comfort
in a country home life.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
DEATH OF MRS. MEDLEY.
Rather Unexpected Death of
Young Mother.

Mrs. John Medley. wife of Mr.
John Medley, with L. NJ. Cayce,
died Wednesday morning. Her
friends had grave apPrehensive of
her recovery after the birth of her
child, FIVE days before her death,
but on Tuesday she was thought to
be much better.
Mrs. Medley was a daughter o
Rev. p. @. Duyall, a Methodist
minister, who was located here
last year, but has been transferred
to Madisonville. She was a devou
christian lady and had a wide
circle of friends. Besides her in
FAINT baby she leaves another chilC
about two years of age. She was
buried in Hopewell Cemetery yes
terday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
Died at Bennettstown.

Mr.. John P, Scruggs died We'd
nesday night about II o'clock, at
Bennettstown. He was a victim of
consumption, having been an in
void for several months. He was
a son of Mr.. Greed Scruggs, who
came from Virginia and Died in
this county several years ago. Mr.,
Scruggs was unmarried and was
about so years of age. He has rela.
tives in Paducah.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
NEW BANK.
Movement on Foot to Establish
One at CroftOn.

A movement has been on foot for
some weeks to establish a bank at
Crofton with capital stock of S15,-
O00 The gentlemen interested in
the enterprise have received sub
scriptions covering nearly all the
stock at 500 per share and it now
looks like North Christian will GER
tainly have bank in the very near
future.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
SPRING OPENING.
A large Display of Latest Styles
In Millinery,

The opening of Spring Millinery
Goods at the Emporium of Fashion,
which attracted large crowds We'd
nesday and Thursday, will contln-
ne throughout this week. Miss
Hooser's prominent display adyer-
tisement should be consulted, and
if there are any who have not called
on her they should not fail to pay
her visit at once. She has never
shown a better selection of MILL.
merry goods and everything in her
line. Next Sunday is Easter and
if you want something artistic go tc
the Emporium of Fashion and you
will find it.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
THOMAS SURRENDERS.
Slayer of Aft Bridges in Hands of
Authorities.

John Thomas, who shot and kill
ed Alf Bridges in Trigg county
about three weeks ago, surrender
ed to the authorities Tuesday and
is in Jail at Cadiz. Immediately af-
ter the shooting Thomas fled and
had been in hiding, The Govern
or offered reward Of $500 for his
arrest.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
WILL PROBATED.
All of Estate Left to Husband
Executor Qualities.

The will of the late Mrs. Eliza
beth Susan MCGEE, who died near
Bennettstown, was probated We'd
nesday. All of her property was
bequeathed to her husband, G, w.
MCGEE. The instrument of writing
was drawn up and signed August
30, 1901. w. J. MCGEE qualified as
executor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28

James A. Grant, one of the Oldest
newspaper men of GAINESVILLE, died
last Friday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-28
Died Of spasms.

The four-months.old child Of
Richard Stoner, COL, died suddenly
in the city of spasms Wednesday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
Sn Hnrfolf nerhaftet.

9OrfOlt, 3d., 27, SuIi,-6rar
Sba Stafford, bic Satin zines ange.
ie6enen 8iirger3 BON 8reen56orougb
rs, lit bier unter Der 8eI6ulOi,
gung per6aftet tpOrben, ibren @atter
nebit &i~Oern berlafen gu BADEN uni
nit S. s. 9arbtng, etnem 8u46alter
BON ielben Orte, Our6gegangen 81
fem. 4u4 9arOing purOe ber6aftet
unO Der Gntfii6rung bef6ulOigt, OOf
erfolgte bic 5reiIafung 6eiOer 8efanz
genen, neil Die 4ntlage ni9t 6enieIen
fperben tonnte. 9a8 paar fubr I6er
bic on Dominion : 2inie na9 Nenz
gorf, e6e inn Elm neuer 9aftbefebI
5ugeiteGt fperoen tonnte. 5rau Stafz
forb beiiBt eigenes 8erm0gen i'm Be-
TRACE bDn $4,000, i6r@atte ungefG6r
cen 3peifa4en 8etrug. 5ruu Stafz
forb erfldrt, lie fet BON i6rem 8attsn
f8le4t bebanbelt porben un0 6a6e
i'm Oerlafen, INN ii6 in europa nit
6QrOing trauer 3u la1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
6fentlther 0Dtar,
@IbmtfsGde Baltimore Ctr.
unb Ynft=C ffte>9benne.
Sic ghilippinrn>0 rrucl.

Offenes S9rei6en zines GOmite's Der
>Qnti : SmperiaIiiten : 2tga an
ben 9rGIibenten. - 8etpeiIe fir
Qusi9reitungen ~unierer SrupPen
a~ngebDten.
Rem gorf, 27. SuIi. - Sn
elmer DOR etli9en Mpnaten bier a6gez
b~ultenen 8erIammlung Der 4nttzSmz
periaIiiten : 2iga purOe Elm @Omite
ernannt, Inn Die @a4lage auf ben
Y6ilippinen gu unteriu6en, unb bic
les Gomite lit IeitOem nit Der 4usz
fi6rung feines Quftrags bef4dftigt
getpeien. 9rdftbent 8ooiepelt's tur5z
lt6e gnti4ei0ung be8iigli4 bes
8riegsgeri9ts gegen 9eneral SucOb
8. 9mit6 i9ien benz Gomite cine @rz
ptberung 81 er6ei14en, uno es bat in
elmer foeben gu Safe George, R.zg,
a6gebaItenen Stbung Elm offenes
S9reiben an ben 9rdIibenten uufgez
ieBt, pel4es ieBt berOfFentli8t miro.
Ous Document tit BON benz @orftBer
Gbarles 6runcis NOums, So. 8arl
S9ur3, @opin 8urritt Smit6,
Moorfielb 5toreD unb 6erbertWeIib
unter5ei9net.
9as Document duBert in feiner
MISUNDERSTANDING barber, buB
ita Der grdii0ent 6etpOgen fab, ben
General Smitb in 8ubetanO gu Derz
ieBen unO ben @nti4luB gu GuBern,
ale Qusi6reitungen auf ben 9bilipz
pinen gu a6nben. IS f9iloert bann
i'm 2dngeren Die l1e6elitdnOe in uniez
rem @aIaQenrei9, unb ntberfpri9t
Der bon bemprdiibenten in ieinerGntz
f4eiburg gemu4tsn @ngdbe, baB Die
8rutalitdten, pel3e it9 Sen. Smith
unb Maior Waaer gu S9uloen fomz
men lieBen, Qusna6msfGGe ieien. Sine
Menge Gbnli9er 9epalttbaten, iiber
tpel6e Dor benz Senats : gomite fir
bic Pbilipptnen Qusiagen gema9t
tpuroen, fper0en alsbann in benz
S9rei6en angeFiibrt, unb bas Gomite
Iegt babel fpe5ieles @epidt auf einen
offiaieuen 8eridt, pel9er anbsutst,
baB 100000 Menf9en in einem Oiz
ftritt Der Snfel Samdr, befen Sc
fammtbep0lterung aus 100000 See
len beftano, get0btet ipurben. Cine,
Menge Sdae, in pel9en Die r@afer=
fur" unb Gbnli9e Murtermetboben an
@~ingeborenen CUR 4~npenbung gez
bro9t purben, fperben uufge5dblt, unb
bas S9rei6en febt uuseinanber, baB
4ngsfi9ts folder umitdnbe oIe Ser
fu4e, uniere Sffi5iere unb Sofbaten
duf ben g6ilippinen als mafeuoie5eIz
ben bar5uitelen, Nt4ts niibe. Die
@bp bes 2unbes, beibt es petter in
benz 8riefe, itebe auf benz Spiele, unb
ftrengere nnterfu4ungen, iopie ftrenz
sere 8eitrafung aler S4uIOigen ieien
sebieterii9 nOt6penbig. Oas gomite
erbietst fi9, 8etpeiIe iiber beri9iebene
Gdqe bon Rdub, Notb5u9t Ii. M2orb
gu liefern, urb erfu9t ben prdIibenz
rem I'm feline Cooperation our 8eiei=
tiduno Diefer Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
i6m bann ba5 6aar unO ben Aal6sn
| GAn,trrhnr4 nhna1nri+4or

inn bann bas 6aar unO ben Aal6sn
S9nurrbart abgeI4nitten.
5rau 8oua4at uno Qoui5 3d4ner
purOen gu ie 3pei M}onaten 9sfdn9z
niB perurt6eilt, pdbreno 8raf8urmz
branb freigeIpro4en tpuroe.
Na6 4mertta bertuut.
Wien, 27. Suli, - 9as ngeue
Wiener Sage6latt" melOet, Dab Der
omeritan16e 8unbe8Ienator 8iQian
u. @lart bic i'm IeBten DECEMBER BON
inn fir 100000 8ronen (runO
$375,OOO) angetaufte berii6mte
4reDer'i8e @emGloefammlung benz
nG4it na8 ben Ser. Staaten f4offen
IaFen pirD. Die 8emdlDe iinO Bis
Der in Wien Derblie6en, neil Die amez
ritantf4e 3oGbeb0rbe 100000 &roz
men ooer runo 100000 Gingang5>
sou berlangte. Senator Start ion
aber in3pii6en cine peIentli6e 3ez
button bte1es 8etrageS erDtrtt baben
uno nirb Die Sammlung nun nad)
@meritu bringen.
G6pIera in Cairo.
Guiro, 27. Suli, = Sn bieTer
@tabt BADEN ii4 12O neue GAoIeraz
FGQe ereiqnet. 2(Qe Srinfbrunnen
ftno geT6loTen porben. Die @pibe=
mie nimmt einen b06it bOSartigen
G6arafter an. @iele ginge6orene per=
BEN auf Der @troBe BON Der &rant3eit
ii6erruf4t unb iterben in ipenigen N}tz
nuten.
un3ufrtebenbstt in G6ina.
8isn slim, 27. Sult, - 5ier
herrI9t cine ii9 itetig iteigernoe &ufz
regung uno GROCER unpilen iiber Die
Degradation unO 8eitrafung iol4er
9ineIiI4er 8eamter, pel4e ii4 mob
reno Der 8prer : unru6en DaourG)
6%erport6oten bus Qeben unb Gigenz
t6um bon @~uropGern pfli6tgsmGB gu
T9iiBsn. 9ie @eritimmung 1T I'm 10
tiefer, neil bieie MaBregelungen auf
@runO Der ni6tigiten 8OrpdnOe err
folgen.
China unb bic Nu5telz
lung in 81. 2OutS,
9eting, 27. Sult. - Der Ser.
Staten : @eianOte bieriel6it, @Onger.
iteute Der &atferin : @ittpe bon SIT
na George Barrett, ben General
GommiFdr Der ct. 2ouiIer @uSItelz
lung fir often unO 4uItralien, Dor.
pel6er Der 6erri6erir cine uuf ein(
@il6erpIatte g~raoirte @inlaOung gum
8eIu4 Der 9tu5iteIung ii6errei4te.
Die &aiierin peripra6, ii4 Our4 Ell
men SPECIAL Reprdientanten auf Der
Nusiteuung bertreten gu lufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
Nebr Pfer0e nnb WaulrieI fir bic
Gual1nber,

Rep= Orleans, 2a., 81. SuIi.
= Oas britif9e GrpOrtgei4dft CUR
@~erforgung Der britiI9en Qrmee nit
9ferben unb Maultbieren pirb bier
am 20. 4uguit DteOer uufgenOmmsn
perben. On biefem Sage pirb ndmz
li4 cine 2aOung pferbe btrett BON
port gbalmette mad SnbRn abgeben.
Die gferbe fOlen bon Der britii4en
3upaqerie in Snbien benuBt iperOen,
unb fortan beabii4tigt man, bds gez
fammte qferbemateridl fir bic 8az
Dauerie in Snbien aus ben Der. Stdaz
Ten gu be5ieben. gs pirb mttget6eilt,
es feien bereits gferbe in GROCER 3abl
aneefauft unb bier S9tffslabungen
IolGer Sbiere niirben pG6renb bs5
MOnuts 4uguit bier CUR @eri9iffung
nah SSnbien eintreffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
@nttenmprS uuo @cLbfmnrS.

Woobsfte1b, O., 27. Sult. =
6rau @0erett Spence, 10 Sabre alt,
erf4oB 6eute frii6 tbren 81 Sabre
alien @atten, pd6renO er i'm S4lafe
lag, unO begging bann Sel6ItmorO
bur4 einen 3~peiten 66uB. 9a8 9aar
bate erit bOr 3pei Monaten gebeira=
tibet, Man glau6t, OaB Die 6rau geiz
ftesQeit0rt NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
9n bic Ndt ertlart.
Die ProDi7ortf4e 0te9ierung 9aqti'5
ge6t qeqen Strmin DDr.

~
9ort uu 9rtnce, 9aptt, 81.
Suli. - Die proOiToriI6e Hegierung
bon 9a4ti bat U}. 6irmin, ben frIbez
rem @e7anbten Der 9fepublit, ben Die
Ginno6ner De5 9epartements Arboz
mite unO an0erer 9iTtritte iingit als
9rGIi0enten protlamirten, in Die @4t
erflGrt.
Die Grmee Tirmin'5 befinbet fi4
ange6li4 rpr einen 3agemari4 BON
9ort all Prince, Der 9auptitaOt Der
gfepu6lif, entfernt. MIe9rere berborz
ragenOe Offi3iere Der Qrmee, pel4e
nit 5irmin i9%mpatbifiren, baben ibren
2(6i8teo genommen. 9a5 &anOnenz
boot gGrete a Pierot" lit i'm bteiigen
9afen et~ngetrOffen unO Die 4~ufregung
bier eine fe4r groBe.
Maf9tngton, .. g., 27. Suit.
= Sn 6aptt 6errf6en, na3 MelOunz
gen, pel9e bonn Ser. Staatenz9ez
ianbten in qort alt 9rtnce, PopeG,
eingegangen ftnb, 604t bebentli4e
3uftGnbe. Ser 8iirgertrieg tit auf
Der gan3en Sniel ertlGrt, unO General
5irmin, elmer Der 8rd5tbenti4uftsz
@fpiranten, mar74irt auf POrt au
9rince. Die probiiortfde &egierung
1T aufgel1it. Der fungirenOe PrGiiz
bent bat benz btplomatiT4en Corps
cine Mitt6eilung iiberfanbt, in Del4er
er ben Nbmiral 8tuid fir einen Seez
rGu6er erfldrt uno oarum bittet, trz
genb elm fremlGnbtf9es 8riegsf4iff
m0ge i'm, mo INNER es i'm fin0e, gez
fQngen ne6men. 6ri6eren 8orgdngen
gemGB, merben Die bur4 &rtegsI4tffe
pertretenen @tuaten bieier Protlamus
ton feline 8eadtung i8enten, IOnbern
&iQif unb anbere 2eute in feiner
Steuung einfa4 alS Sniurgenten be-
tra9ten.
9ort be Trance, 9upti, 2z.
oyuli. - 9reituuIenb N}ann unter
Dem 8eFe6le bes General Saint Soig
@olin bra4en beute gegen ben 8eneraG
Sean Suneau, einen Der @nbGnger
Sirmin's, auf. Gin entf6eiOenbes
3reffen ptrb nod 6eute erpartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
Sic miro aus Oen
Der meOt6tnild6en
1DiGen(t6oft 6c=
6%Onnten, 6efen
unO retn0en Stof=
fen 6eraefeGt

Sic prOminenteFen 9ter3te 0ie=
ie8 SanOe5 DerOrOneu OGemtt's
s@wefet Setfe fir 9antz
tranf3etten nRO beri9tea i6er
an8ge}ei6nete 9eIultate a6er bez
rem 0e6ron9. Serfn6t fte nnS
a6erseagt Sud felbf. seia
fiber, bic re9te 81 erbaltea.
Negut feline aaoere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
@unu goba4

tOnuteu bic Cuadialber NIT DISQUALIFICATION ben 9ss
DEMONSTRATION, iUelbs nit Qlmorrboioen ~bebatttt
iuareu. nab 9slieben %JuieBeH. Die QeiltuHos mar
e6cn nod melt juriid, e5 CAB gegen Oieis5 9eioeR
nod ni6t ianss 6silmittsI, DtHsn GriinOuHg ben
bcribmteu ar3t 81. Silsbee 3u eiHenl @Obltbdtsr
Der Meui3bsit g]gtempelt BAT. 2icie tpunDerpoae
arjusi, inter Dem Rameu 4nat;f5 betannt, DtrO
in GetaIt BON 5tubl3dpiaen am Slit oes 2ejoens
eingeiubrt. nirtt aliO BRET aui bic e%rtraHttcH
S6sils, uno jDor ioiOrt liuotruD unO iDdter bpas
hdnOig btileHO. Qrobsu t~oteuirei o~eriaHOt DON y.
3sutatOter L Co., 9Og l2l6, 9spz0Ort.
4}O, mi, 8 r;S&W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
Baltimore Ohio sabn Bulletin.

n so BON Baltimore mad, cen e~urapSpblen
uno surid, einidliebti6 3utritt gu ben Seobz
len, am Sonutag, ben 8. Nugut. Spe3ial=
ana psrldbt Den Wt. &opalz8abnbOf Z ubr
9ormittugs, GumOensgabnbOf lis 1brTor'
mittaqg. Sine pra6tpOns &siie bur6 Die
9tue 8~iogea9e6jr9e uno Os Sb'nanooaD=
Sbul entlanQ.
$40. OO-8pu Baltimore nadb Niagara SAILS
uup ,urinf, Samitaa. ben 2. au9uii. Suz
lete fir 10 Gage 0ultig. Spe3ialjug BON
purdiaufenpsn Goa6es uno 9uumdnzGarlorz
gRaQqoEs perlaisn DEN G~umOens8abnboff 9.l9
@prmittaQs, Den Wiount RopalsSabnbot ga
@prmittaQs. Rur 81. 90 NJ { b r n d z o.
rpnto 3urtd. untsrbrs9ung Der
eabrt 1T erlaubt aui Der Gidfabrt in But
fulo, Ro6eiter, @snepa, 9urostte unb QEau6=
Gbuuf. abfte6sr BON Ro6efter nab S6Ous
lamb Sslanos UNI 3urid, ur $3.50.
S~66.s5-Sun Baltimore mad gan 6rdnjisco
uuO aurif bel @slsotnbeit Der Convention Der
rRntpbts Of 9DtBias". 9illste gelttn iiir Die
6inreiie bonn /. bis 9. Nueuit unO bebdltcn
fir Die 8idfabrt bis sum 30. September
@hltiqfsit. Sreeno psl6e Oirettt 8outs fur
Die 9inz unD ~Jiiidiabrt sur austpabl.
(28-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28
Qns Gnbn.

6abunu, 81. Suli. - ga 2u=
4a" ber0ffentli9te DOR Surgeon einen
4rtitel, tpel6er it4 auf einen i'm
Qmtsblatt pu6lt5trten Qrtitel be3pg,
nel4er bom SefretGr Der 0ffentli6en
Qrbeiten unter3ei4net mar unO Dem
Senor GaitaneOa geItattete, nit Dem
8du elmer eleftrif9en Qnlage bor3uz
geben. Sn Dem erDG6nten 3eitung5z
Qrtifel purbe be6auptet, Senor 0id3,
pel4sr bas Qmt bes Sefretdrs Der
DfFentli6en Qlrbeiten betletbet, lei an
Der Sabe perI0nlt6 mterefiirt. 9a
er gar nidt bic 8efugniB beiiBt, Ga
ftaneOa bic GrlaubniB gum 8eginn
bes 8erte5 gu ert6eilen, 10 Derlangte
GenOr 9iu3, OuB gegen ga 2ufa"
ftrafre6tli3 OOrgegangen peroe. Dilt
Der erpd6nten Qngelegen6eit bat i4on
General 0pob gu t6un ge6abt, nell
der bic @ene6migung gum 8eginn
Der Qrbeit ert6eilte, a6er Odrauf un0
nod e6e bic Qmeritaner guba rGumz
ten, bic 9erfigung pieOer 5uriid3pg.
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G6tnu uno bic Nus It L
luna in g t. Qput5.
SrnfsS niebcr iunll.
Die geftrigen Nadrt6ten iiber feline
pI0BIide, i6pere Grtrantung paz
rem iibertrteben.

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MtGunttc Gitp, N.zS,, 81,
Suit G6us. 81. S9nab, 9rG1ioent
Der uniteo States Steel g., pelder
etIi6e Sage nit Ieiner 6amilie in iet=
ner bie7igen @iQu perbringt, lit etpaa
u~nge6alten iiber bic beute oer0ffent=
Ii9ten Senfatton86eri6te bel6e an
ge6sn, er iet geitern N6eno gang pl0Bz
li6 f9per ertrantt. 6r. S6pab mar
geitern bon Seem : 0ort 6ierber 5uz
riidgafe6rt uro purOe gegen NbenO
unpdBli4, 10 buB er e5 fir ratbIam
belt, Ieinen Nr3t gu 8at6e 81 3ie6en,
Bon elmer ern5tli4en Grtranfung mar
ieop9 feline Geoe. S4pab berlieB
beute Mtttag iein Eager un0 faB cine
3eitlang auf Der 8eranbu ieina5
Saul les, Bis er Dur9 Elm Seer DON Be-
ri6teritattern uno anberen 8eIu9ern,
pel6e i'm nit 6ragen %beItirmten urO
inn lire @onOolen3 anbieten poQten,
in bie6lu6t gei6lagsn purbe unO 1iA
in's Snnere Oe5 9uuIes 8uriif3og, Gr
peigerte ii6 alsbann, 8eiu6sr gu emz
pfangen. 8innen 3pei OOer brei ga
gen min er ii9 pieoer na9 ieinem8i=
reau in gtenzYort begeben.
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sSuei 2inbrr sll Snoe berbrannt.

philadelphia, 81. SUM-. =
Neqie McSague, flint Sabre alt. unb
i6r breiiGbriser 9ruber Martin erlttz
ten beute friib in Der Wobnung ibrer
@ltern, Scr. 1882, 8ainbribgeitrabe,
10 f9tpere 8ranbpunben, baB tie bdlb
barauf i'm 9ofpital Harden. sic be-
funben fid CUR 3ett bes @orfaues az
lein in einem S9laf5tmmer, unb Die
in 5olge ibrer 9ilferufe berbeieilenbe
Mutter fanb tbr 8ett in 5ldmmen
fte6enb. Man bermutbet, baB bic
&inber i'm 8ette nit @treiabOIaerR
fpielten.
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- Senator Quab Don Penni1lOaz
MEN 1T nit ieiner 6amilie in @butp>
nee Camp, 2ate 9laciO, N.>9., gum
4ufent6alt fir ben CONNER angez
tommer.
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25on 0pOtGeGert petRauft.


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Fragt die Die SOrta, Die IT Inner Gekauft Haht
'eallfs ENNAXM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-28

0ien, 27. SuIi. = 9as Aieftge
@eri9t but ii4 fOe6en nit einem fem
iationenen @6ei9eibungsitanbul be-
f6Gftigt. Ser GommiftOns : 4gent
9olla9ef trat als &lGger gegen feline
frau auf unb nannte ben 9rufen
8urmbrano als i6ren Mitf9uloigen.
Der 8raf 9atte ben geA0rnteR @atten
gum 9ueG geforbert, aber bieier mari
Die Sefu0dnten aus benz 9Guie uno
berttagte ben 9rgfen auf 8erleBung
bes @eIeBes gegen bas 9uea. Gs CAB
cine gan3e 3eihe BON 9egentlugen uno
Der 9ro3eB bauerte piele Sage. NdRz
renb befel6en purbe 5rdu 9Olla4et
auf 8efe6l bes &i9ters BON 6 Ndnz
nern auf einem @opba aus Dem Sc
rt9tsfaale ~getragen.
Wd6renb bes pro3eHes ftelte fi4
beruus, baB Grau 4oaa4et audi nit
einem 2ouis Qadner G9ebru9 getrte>
ben bate, unb biefen bate Der nil
t6en6e @atte 0ffentIid gepeitI4t uno
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-06

DIED.-On Wednesday, June 4,
1902, at the family residence in
Jasper, about $50 p. m, ROGER
CLARK, aged 10 years, 5 months
and 2 days, son Of M. A. and Mary
A. Clark.
The funeral will be held at the
residence this afternoon. at 2:30
o'clock. Burial at the Jasper grave
yard. Friends Of the family are in
vited to be present.
Roger was an intelligent and very
pleasant little cnild, and will be
greatly missed by his playmates as
we'll as by his parents and relatives.
He was a bright Sunday School
scholar, aud there is no doubt his
spirit is now enjoying the smiles Of
q loving Savior--free from sorrow,
pain, sickness or sin,--and bis
friends may in the hereafter meet
him there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-06
Read II in His Newspaper.

George Schaub, a well known German
citizen OF New Lebanon, Ohio, is con-
slant reader Of the Dayton Voikszeitung.
He knows that this paper aims to adver-
tise only the best in its columns. and
when he saw Chamberlain's Pain Balm
advertised therein for lame back, he did
not hesitate in buying bottle Ct il for
his wife, who fer eight weeks had suf-
fered with the most terrible pains in her
back and could get no relief. lie says
after using the Pain Balm for few
days my wife said to me, i feel as though
born anew and before ueing the entire
contents OF the bottle the unbearable
pains had entirely vanished and she
could again take up her household
duties" He is very thankful and hopes
that all suffering likewise will hear Of
her wonderful recovery. This valuable
liniment is for sale by Martin Friedman,
druggist.