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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

Philadelphia claims that raising the
retail license from S50O to 81, 100 has
reduced the number of saloons from
5.773 to lib since 1887, ana has knock
ed 4 600 arrests for drunkenness from
years record.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

Sam Scott, brotH Of City Marshall
Scott, of Sparta, hi his feet so badly
frozen last Fridaym tht, that they had
to be smputated.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

japan has only che orphanage, yet in
NO other land are fatherless children
better cared for. Every family cares
Tor the sick, dd6titute or orphans
nearest to it. There is q superstition
that a childless house 10 accursed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

Senior Lopez. brother Of Sexto Lopez,
has been hanged Hat Manila to ex-
patiate the crime l5f having 125 Spanish
prisoners bolved III 1873.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

Tho Giles county remocratic COM n
,.. no h.s AIRED fhs Tt Saturday OF
next May for the prtms}y sley ~ Ieris-
, Inc No" Zen Childsrs redgned the
ohairmsn;hip Of t ,s;Ss so 3b ia Attorney
General of this circvls h. ~ ~ stesd'
]. D. Pullen, Va go ~ -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

The Navy Depa ment has taken the
initial steps for thA adoption of wireless
telegraphy as me Inns of signaling be-
tween warships atIeea.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

There are fewer contested seats in the
present tifty-seventh) Congress than IN
any previous house Of representatives.
for thirty years. There are no serious
contests for seats III the senate.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

Buddhism seems y be making fair
number of converts in this country.
California now has three churches. ana
San Francisco a socety which, though
only three years old pas membership
Of more than 400, ahb that without any
healing attachmere
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

A census staten ut shows gain of
over 25 per cent. j the value OF cotton
manufacturing pr incts IN the United
states since 1890.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

The longest span Of submarine cable
n existence will be- that between Van
couyer and flaming Island, three thous-
and miles apart. Hhe task OF laying IL
will commence IN January
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

Former President Grover Cleveland
has accepted appointment TO the indus
trial departmental the National Civic
Federati0n created at the recent peace
f.nnf frAnGa. sn.Nr -.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

GreenviIle is boilh over with intense
feeling since the fbdsnt election. The
wb;akeyites are kicking and the bond
holders Of the town lave fled bill in
-ss unauthorized. lTAere is threat to
deprive the town IF water ana ilgnss.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

Mrs. Edgar Abe, Of Sparta, Tenn
whose mind has been somewhat unbal-
anced for some days over religion, De-
came more viols mt, and on SATURDAY
night pulled one Of her eyes out: Tner r..
is Thought to be little hope for ne ,,
nhvsicai recovery She has three small
children.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

The badly decolpposed body Of q man
was found in THU steeple OF negro
church near Birmingham, Ala. 1t is
not known whether the man was white
or black. A big lpife was found near
the body.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

The Courier Jorrnai' y Washington
correspondent repprts s29E ,ta, Ss,on ~
Roosevelt refused VIZ nosp ' hrgt;nr
white !, Re gg;1SiOis Va dissd with
negro in his cabin. Ine n IMITATION.
is said to bear an uH ES WSshinston and
SUBJ qaiSsn Z GGovernnsns position
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03

Eugene Thompsok Of Dresden came
very near freezing e deatn las! snar's
He was on the Wal 70 neisnuu. :
house mile away when ne Was osua .
come by the cold: he threw nis Ths
around tee and {lied for nelp and
neighbors went 70 fs ass s s.anoe e,.o, an"
bis arms had to pc pr ifo o1;~ si
the tree. They ws$ frozen SUM-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

8abnlinie gu se6en. Gr3dbIt tpurbe,
baB lie auf Der Decentralization Saz
berniGId dusiteigen foqten. Me9rere
6unbert S~nfurgenten iu1en Bel Gan
Yablo unb ben umliegenben Bergen
ii9 befinben. Sun 9dblp liegt ungez
fd6r in Der Mlitte Der St6mus> Ruute.
4u9 fonen aablrei9e Rebeaen auf uno
Bel allen StdtiOnen 5pii9en Saberz
nind unS@niebrd seieben norben ietn.
Gum erltenRale, ieitbem Sruppen
Der Ser. &tGoten ben 8erte6r iiber
ben SffBmHs freibaGten, trus Der ge>
fern Ra6mitesg nit Regierungstrupz
pen obsegangsTe 3ug tpeber Die amez
rttanif9e GIugge, nod bate er cine
8esleituns BON ameritanif3en Set
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
Wiles baIt 8ebIe.

Ser S6erbefebIsba6er Der 8unbesz
arnee in Mdnila. = 0as eingez
borerte &unbi9afterz Corps gefdqt
inn. - General 8eQ's 8erlGumz
bung8tlage.-Samar tpieber eirlz
mai berubigt.
Manilu, 2. Npp. - 9eneraGIieuz
tenant Miles unb @eneralmdipr
9aDis nit ibren refp. Stdben purben
9eItern Bel t6rem @ri9etnen auf benz
gardbefelbe BON ben dmerifantI6en
lnb e~ingeborenen Sruppen nit lautem
Subel begriiBt. 9enerul Miles mar
gang ent5idt BON Der 9altung Der
2sute, fein gang beIorberes @o6lgez
fallen aber erregte bas eingeborere
&unbi9afterzG orps, Ser General
ertldrte gu DerI9iebenen Maler, bab
bas 4usiehn Der eirgeborenen Erupz
pen ale feline @rpurtungen ii6ertreffe,
unb bab er iebt ii6er5eugt bubon lei,
baB bieiel6en einmal CUTE Solbaten
abgeben piirben.
9eute, Sonntag, I%tattete General
Miles nit 9puberneur Saft urb me9z
reren 4o9geIteIten 8eamten benz 2eiz
ter Der SOOeralitenz9artei, Senor
8uencamino, auf befen 2anbiiB 6et
Mantld einen 8efu9 ab.
Der 2ibeGzPro3eb eegen ben Re=
haftsur unb bic Gigentbimer Der 9ie=
figen Ipanif9en 3eitung r2ibertas"
nabm geitern ieinen &nfung. Die
,2ibertas" lit cine 8tr9enaeitung,
ftebt garta auf Seiten Der MDn6sparz
tel unb ma9t aus i6ren anti=amerifaz
ni16enGefinnungen feinen 9ebl. Sas
9latt bate bebauptet, baB General
8en pG6renb Der 4econftrufttpns=
peripbe Heis unb 8robitoffe in 8uz
tangas urb Minboro Dertauft unb
ben Cribs einfa9 in feline Sadie ge=
ftedt babe. Mus ben Often Der Regtez
ru1q gebt herDDr, Dap general Seu
$4,000 5u Sumter Der ProDin5fafen
abfiibrte, unb baB bieies 9elo por
&uraem ais Neutrality-suspicious. Der=
1penbet nurbe. 9puperneur Saft bat
ben 9ro5eB auf fpe5ieaen Wunf4 Sc
neral 8en's eingeleitet. Bater So
mano, Der geitlide Setter bes 8luttes,
Rebafteur 3pca uno Der Gef4dftsletz
ter bes 8lattes plaioirten eiter1 nt9t
f6ulbig unO tpurbsn unter is $4,000
8iirgi6aft %entlaFsn. au4 geeen ben
sRenacemtente progrefo" mill man
Elm dbnlifes @erfabren einlsiter.
9as einge6orene Gontabler~Gorps
bat papaito's 2abrDnes auf Der Sn<
fel HegrOs cine fdlimne S4lappe BET
gebra9t. Sieben 2obrpnen tpurben
9etObtet unb brei 9anbenfibrer gez
faneen.
Ru9 benz geri6t bes Generals
Seize M. Gee, tpel9er General 8eQ
dls Sberbefeblsbober auf @amar abz
sel0it fat. lit Die Snfurrettion auf Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

cSnTel tobt, tpenn i'm Snnern audi nod
bin unb tpieber feline Puti9e portomz
men, bod ION bic Sniel am Gdnoe
elmer Sunsersnotb fteben, bd feline
Reisernbte porbunben 1T. I'm 10 bei~
Ter ion bic 6anfernbte fem, nno bds
GeI4Gft lit i'm 8nOeraufleben begrif=
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

tipnen i'm 8etrage BON $335.783,189.
mas elmer 3unabme segen bus 8or%
iabr Inn $7,584,575 unb elmer 3uz
na6me fir ben Monat INN $11,940,=
O45 glei9fommt. Die bur4 gefeb=
liGe .2egal SENDER" seiiderte Girtuz
tion Belief ii9 auf $44, 500, 145, pber
$12,980,076 me6r, als i'm 8oridbre,
unb $1,542, 691 mebr, als i'm entiprez
4enben Mpnat bes 8oria6res. Ser
8etrag Der regiitrirten Ser. Stdatenz
Sbli9attonsn, tpelde CUR St9erung
Der cirfulirenben Soften beponirt mar,
belief ii9 auf $338,452,670 unb Der
CUR Si9erung Der Regierungss0epoz
iiten auf $149, 216,920.
so iinaprGgung.
Ser bonn Miin5zOireftpr aufgez
fteqte monatli9e Miin5prGgungsz
Nusipeis md9t erIi9tli9, baB mGbz
renb bes Wonats Sftober 1902 i'm
9an5en Miin5en i'm 8etruge BON $4,z
459,55O geprGgt fpurben, nGmGi9
Sob 81, 100000, Stlber $2,287,000,
S9eibmiin3e $282,550.
6dlcpnip's @rnennung.
Die pfFt5ie[e 8ena9ri9tigung BON
Der @rnennung 0es @r3bii6ofs Sal
conto gum upoftolif9en Oelegaten
na9 @ufbington it bier etngetrOffen.
gr pirb Na6foIser bes &urbinals
MartineGi, Der i'm Mtai b. s. nu9
ieiner 8%ef0rberung gum Mitgliebe
bes &arbinals1G oqegiums na9 Rom
5uridfe6rte. Der neue apoitoltfde
0elegat pirb ungefdbr am 20. Roz
bember 9ier eintreffen.
Mfgr. Salconto fte6t i'm 60. Be-
bensja6re. Qus Stalien gebiirtig, fam
er i'm Sabre 1860 mad ben Ser. Stauz
ten, mar cine 8efbe bon Sabren 2ebz
rer an Dem rSt. 8~onabenture Golz
1ege" in QGegunb, 0.zg., unb fpurbe
naturaliIirter dmerifanif6er 8iirger.
8ts gum SeSu6re 1870 fungirte er als
@enerdlz8tfar in Der 0t0cefe bes 8iz
i9ofs BON 9reen Bah, Reufunblanb,
fam bdnn na9 Nep=gorf, mo er Der
Ct. Qntbonp's Stride 5uget6eilt muir
be. SpGter te6rte er mad Stalien 5uz
rid, fpurbe gum gr3btI9of ernannt
uno por bret SSG6ren dls dpo1tpli1Ger
9elegat na9 ganaba geianot.
8erGGBt 4nnapoIts.
Commander Wainprigbt bat iein
4mt uls superintendent Der 6lottenz
4fabemie gu Nnnapolis n~iebergelegt
unb ii4 8ebufs 11e6ernubme ieines
neuen poftens auf benz rNepart," benz
6faggi9iff bes atlantiI9en @eI9naz
bers, na4 Bolton, Maf., be9eben.
Rotb9Gutige Sageoiebe.
.SnOtanerSNgent grfpin, unter beIz
fen O6but bic 9oncuz, Oto= unb DAT
lanb4Re~i erpationen i'm Otla6omdz
Serritorium itebt, 6at in ieinem Sab
resberi9t fetHen 9flege6efp6lenen Elm
febr f4le4tes 3eugniB ausgeiteqt. Gr
id9t: p8aum @iner BON ben jungen
Snoianern, bic auf anoeren S9ulen
als ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er5pgen
perben, ldBt ii4 gum Qrbeiten betpez
gen. Sic geben ii6 Dem MiiBiggang
FIN, unb in Der 8egel iinb gerabe bic
iungen Snbianer, bic in Der S4ule
er3pgen fpurben, bic i6GimmIten unter
ibren Stummesgenofen. Sic le6en
BON Der Sa6resrente, tpel9e bic 8unz
besregierung i6nen 5ublt, legen iiberz
al Bump an unb benfen nt9t ans
3urid6e3a9len. 8tele pon ben Snz
Dianern iino benz Srunf ergeben, unb
Mdnner iopCbl, pie 5rauen iinb let
benf9aftlt6e Spteler. sic 6aben
t6atIG4li3 Hi4ts 5u t6un, ge6en ben
gan3en Sag miiBig lumber unb fii6ren
Elm 1~afterbafte5 un6 uusf9peifenoes
2eben. Sbre @nturtung pirb FORT
tpGbreno 5%une6men, Bis man tie enb=
lt4 5tptn9t, gu drbeiten unb BON benz
@rtrage t6rer Qrbeit gu lebsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
ge6t mint ami Die Garrniaao.

Ne 10 : Srleuns, 2. RODember.
- @ouberneur Qongino 6at Elm Selez
gramm pom 9rdiioenten 3oDIepeIt
Des Sn6alt5 empfangen, OoB oieier
nift i'm 5tanbe ietn nerOe, uuF iei>
ner IiioIi6en Sour auf Die geplant ges
peiene 8drenjagO in ben NieOerungen
bes Mt7itiiippi 0eltas gu geben. Ser
PrdiiOent ipri6t ietn 8eoaltern aus
unO moOtfi5irt bic QenOerurg IeineS
9lanes Oamit, DaB er in @erbinOung
nit Der beporIte6erOsn GOngnBIiBung
nit Qrbeit ii6er6duft iein piro unO
feline Reiie mad Dem SiiOen abtiir5eR
miife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
Gnni Sfbmus.
ie colombidnii6e Regiernng mi
felbf Orbnuna ihaffen.

Colon, Colombia, 2. Rob. -
ltnoefGbr 1900 Mann Der colombia
ntI@en Resierungstruppen beFesen
qeitern Rd9mittug bier eirsn gHen<
babn5ug, nm na4 einem Yuntt Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

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Offi5ieuer Stim,n3ettel*
Sirean btr @abLanfT6ts>Seb GrOe- Geri6ts> GrbGnSe,
Baltimore, %. Sftubcr 1902.

Sn ue@nrHmnung nit ben 9efmmmNnb De Q6fnHHs a hsQ rks SO N3G ou be un@
menn DfmHhn @eb prbb Nrbur9 bdmnt gnudt bB bic unn gnannkn Nonratpnn Bel bRr
9eb@e unhr& ben gefmmumn bs@ mts 80 hs Gpnrb Der ngmdnn Dmti6n geBe dn@rift OMr
arH3ut npRn fb. Die Nommuhnnb 10 an bic 9Nrn engnidt ohr @rH3nt poMn fb, mn
ben rf benz HNRm 5a Rm - nRu s mH6 in Der ukn fdRnhn form ub Srommg auan9rh
Die unnh Fnn 5mm 1T Die us OHBhun anas fir zen Dkhn gognB 9HmA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

folbuten. Die Sruppen faBen in ge>
p0bnli9er Meiie in ben Offenen 8ugz
gons, b r., bepaffnet unb nit groBen
Munitionsporrdtben berfe6en. Serner
gin9en pDn Banana glei4faas unges
fG6r 1000 Mann na4 Derf4iebenen
Observation-Disclosures d6.
Qomiral GuIep beiBt dugenf6einz
lid bic Sruppentransporte gut, bd es
unm0aEt4 erf9eint, bic Rube auf benz
Sit6mus pieDer gang ber3ufeGen,
tpenn bas N6patrouiqiren Der 8abn
bur9 Sruppen ni9t erluubt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

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Is W m9% mmmm E @ g @m%m %@ m% E Gmm g bon Gm maS m bic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

GA
Tragt die aD6S Oh8, Die lhlmm8r Gakaut iabs
So III E<@MZAIIM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

SIR Reprdfentant i'm ad1tuneflnfSisffcn
Gpnsres Der SereiHfsten StaateH pom
;weitrn Gonercf<S tfriff:
9enrD q. 6unna, p~robibition,
pon 8elair, Wb.
8iGiam Spler Puge, Republican,
BON ct. Denis, Mb.
Sof6uu 5rebf.G .Salbott, Democratic,
bon 2ut6erbiQe, Wb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-19

Found, the finest assortment OF
ties that ever came to Carson We're
almost giving them away at the Pho
Deer Clothing Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-19
Finished the Run

Sam Longabaugh who is transact
ing a general f1uming business at
Ophir. in Washoe vapey, has finish
ed the seasons run Sunday saw the
wind-up Of the work and the fiume
was hung up for the winter. About
1000 cords OF wood was fiumed this
year, and Sam is a little disappointed
that Re failed to get out the other
500 hundred cords. that he has cut and
ready to run.
The storm of last week left about
twenty inches OF snow on the fat
where his camp is situated. and the
storm Of Sunday added several inches
to the accumulation. This is the
cause of the shutdown. Sam had q
hard fight to make a go with the
country that had to be worked over
! but Re has made a success of it, and
next year will see big pile OF WOO;
or the dump by the time snow flies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-19
Turkey Shoot

Thanksgiving is close onto us and
many are looking around for fat
bird for the occasion. In order that
all may be accommodated and none
so hungry, there will be turkey
shoot att Empire on Wednesday the
18th and Thursday the 9th. The
finest lot of birds ever brought to
the valley have been secured. They
are big as an OK. ard it looks ike &
cinch to hit one OF these monsters al
the range that the boys are used to
shooting over. Anybody that can
shoulder a rife will De given a chance
at the live MARKS.
On the evening of Thanksgiving, at
ter everyone has had all enjoyable
repast, there will be dance and sup
per at Empire, in Virgins hall. The
best music in the country will be on
hand and the great sport of the occa-
sion is that the dance is to be & mas
querade. You will have to be there
as it is the only masoue bail billed
this winter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-19
CANDIDATES

The election is over. Some OF the
candidates are happy, while others
are unhappy.
There is still one more candidate
awaiting your vote. whether you
elect him or not l aspire to the
Office of a good honest merchant, one
who pays his bills and helps others to
pay theirs. l solicit your support for
that Office
Election is over but Christmas is
coming. Take vote in your house
where to buy your Christmas pres
ents. Should your vote be in my ia
vor / cordially invite you to inspect
my stock. A large assortment on
hand and still more coming.
The most complete line of watches.
clocks. diamonds. solid silver and
plated ware. Cut glass and jewciry
Of all kinds. Mail orders solicited, a.
j. BELCOVE'S
Optical and !eweiry sto'e,
Vote liz favor o. your .loi.ie merchant
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-19
FIX THE
SIDEWALKS
BAD CONDITION CT SOME
PROPERTIES
Should ;,3 Repaired Before
More Storms

Winter is on and half of the dis
graceful sidewalks in this city are
in a worse condition than when spriEe
opened and the property owners Pc
missed to right this matter. That nalh
leading west from the Walsh sto.a
is simply dangerous. 1t is worse than
at any time in the history of the
block and the City Marshal, who has
the power should see that it is fixed
without any more delay. The boards
are broken nails are sticking up and
half Of the rotten boards are warped
to such degree that they threaten to
travel to the adjoining town. Mr.. Mar
shall, see that this disgraceful piece
of property is fixed before another
| fall OF SNOW.
| This is not tie only bad piece OF
walk in town. That in front of the
Thaxter Drug Store is only trifie
better and it needs the work OF q
carpenter and few loads OF new
plank. The only thing that is the
matter with it is, that it is worn out
and needs fixing. The property hold
ers don't fail to collect rent on it,
and they should see THAI it is fixed
and pretty quick.
This is not ALL Several of the side
streets are disgracefuily dirty. Old
pieces of paper and rubbish has &C
formulated for the past decade and it
fails to lend charm to the neighbo1
hood. The owners should be given
orders to clean up or the work should
be done and charged to them when
the tax man gets in his work
Yesterday during the rain. half OF
the cutters On the side streets wert
clogged with leaves that the owner:
should have had removed before the
storm. The man in charge of the
streets cannot lie in every quarte
OF the town in day and the people
should see that the leaves from tn,
trees do not interfere with the com
forts of the neighbors 1t isn't to,
late to look after this matter an,
the sooner the better. This storm i
only the first of winter and evevry
thing should be in shipshape befor
the zero mark prevents work.
But, Mr.. Marshal. do not forget tina
tough piece OF walk back of the Walls
. store.