davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11

now for about one-half their value
White China Silk Waists that will
wash, slightly sole, were &548' Tor
S1.oS.
II black and colored Taffeta and
China Silk Waists, that were 1898
and sos, for $3.50.
dozen Col red Shirt Waist Suits.
made with floun1ed skirts worth S1.o9.
Tor $500.
blue and gray All-Wool Tucked
Skirts, trimmed with taffeta bands, were
So As, for S3.9S.
gray unlined Mohair Skirts. trimmed
in six bands. were $500, for SOS.
dozen Col red Persale Waists, were
SOC, tor 25c.
Corset Covers.
Nice cambria, full, front, low neck and
trimmed with embroidery, 1oc.
Fine cambria, full front, trimmed with
torchon lace. SOC.
Good qua ity nainsook, full front, low
neck and trimmed with Val. lace, iuser-
ton and ribbon. soc.
Drawers Of cambria. With hemstiiched
'utJle and tucks, 800.
Skirts.
Long Skirts OF cambria, with tucked
oambrlc ruffle, trimmed with torohon
insertion and lace, with dust ruffle,
S1.00.
Skirt of cambria, with hemstitch d
cambria rufle, price soc.
Remnants in the Drapery Dept.
Three pieces each of blue, pink
and yellow bordered Gu tain Muslin,
that have been l5c yard, now lOc.
These colors will hold.
121zc ana 15c SNkoHnes, Cretons
and Musiins. for SC.
Muslin Curtains, 81 yards long,
specially priced at CSC per pair.
Fine Window Shades for Csc, re.
duced from SOC.
15c Fire Screens for Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
Miller e Rlnoads.
friday REEvINANT DAY

Rack AGAIN this day and It has possibilities N
MARKS peIoo OF r7suesness III
make room oI new stocks Naturally
shopat RhOads
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11

! Lining Remnants at ITCH Fr1ceS
Percaline, Silesias. Cambrics md
Mercerized Italians, black and col
ors, at half of regular marked
prices for Fridays sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
THE EXERCISES


The progra mme of the exercises com
nenced at II O'Clock, opening with a song
by congregation and followed by an in
vocation by Rev. H. a. Willis. of Han
over county. This was followed by more
music. Scripture reading by Rev. Dr.
john Pollard OF Bowling Green. and
prayer by Rev. Dr. Fl. L. QuarrIes, or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
Some Unusual Things III
the Remnant News To-day.

Mavbe You'll wonder why these things SO 10" "hen
we uH get more satisfied though and SO will you be "hen
you examine them. -. .,o. az ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27

Ser 2eeture Gurlus Der bieliqen 0oh=
i6ule miro oas Willia s-Mile g.
9 ammis= =Gonsert iein, tpeldes
am Sonneritas ben 6. Mdr3 (nidt am
4. Mdra pie erH aneetiinoi9t) i'm bie=
li9en Cpernbauie gegeben miro. GeIer=
blerte Sibe tperoen am Montae ben 3.
Wtdrs, Nahmittaas I'm 4 llbr. all Der
Raile, uno ipater BEL Opes & &aberlD
oertauft. Gies lit Die bette unterbal=
5tuna, Die ienals bier peranltaltet muroe.
Ser Glebe!ano 2eaoer, Stpo Die Gjefell=
l0aIt an s.. Wdr5 Elm Concert eibt,
1aot iiber bieielbe
Yin 5. WdrS tpirb i'm 5emple eli,
prdbtiges Yotal. .Goncert oeoeben BON
GDan Wiliams, Gmilpm Wiies uno
5rl. 5ibDl eammis nit SRI. Minetta
9enneber9er als gealeiterin. @pan Wil=
llans miro BON bielen leiienoen Griti=
fern als glmeritas erDBter 5enorilt an
ertannt. @r bat cine prd1tiee Stimme
uno iin9t nit elmer @efiiblstiefe, Die
iosar bel Silnltlern ielten seIunoen
tpiro. @milDm Wiiles. Bariton, OBJ
Dobl nidt 70 betannt lpie 6r. Miaiams,
5ablt unter Die s gr6Bten Yaritonilfen
oes 2anoes. SRI. Sibpl 5omnis,
Soprano, uno Maoame S1ubmann=
6einf maren Die 6olilten bel Dem Otto
ber-Mulitfeit in Neu @nslano. lleber
Die Seifun9en BON Jrl. 5amlnis fbreibt
cine 3eituns
ns5rl. Gibpl 5amnlis ipar cine ueber=
ral1uig nno faum mar Der gcifaa fir
Grau Ghubmann=9auf perbant, als
man ibr elne Suation brabte, Die oas
0era ieoer Sdnaerin erfreut bdtte. Sbre
5tlmme 1T gut seldult uno 3eust bon
hober Musbilotng. sic fbeint ibre
Zone beionoers IN ben niebriaen Qaoen
mutloerDoll gu behsrrlben. 9iahoem
iie bic Nrie Die 5ueenottena eeilingsn,
muroe lie bon 5000 begeilterten 3ub0=
tern nit grobem gntbuliasnus eeru=
fei.. Dies ipuroe mebrmals ,pieotr=
bolt, bis iie iib al Das Glapier iebte
unp glnnie 2allrie" iang.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27
Gines 6ei3ers fnappes Gntenmmeu

rSd aab meine WalAine niAt auf,
otlhpn jcDes @liep unc jener gers an
mir nit Shmer3en sefultsrt MAR, lhreitt
s. 9S. Sel!amp, Gin 2otpmptiY=6 6ei,er.
aus Burlington, Sura. SO mar lhmoh
unc tleith, rtnc jsslhen 9ppctit uno
tstal auf pem 6nnp. Nlt ih nate raran
mar, meinen ppiten aufSuactcn, nabm
id einen 8taitte Electric Yitters" unp
na6 pefen gcbrauh fiiblte i'd, mid 1c
mcbl ME je 5upcr." Shw.cG trante,
ah9eipanrts Geute erlanocu rurh Den
Oftraud bie1es 8itters ncues 0eten,
neue GraTt uno Starfe. GerIrht i'm.
Grfp(s aaranttrt rurdt 5ranf Wluer II.
Spbn, Nprtbefe. Yrei1 soc. ,.. ,
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Geitoem Der gonareB ein 6pe3ial.
8rieB su Gjun,ten btr fSrau 500 10.
Moainlep pafiirte, ,pslbsfibr nu5. Bri-
pileQil.m giebt, griefe peide fie it.areibt
Iuntrantirt 81 ihlfen, gleubsn piele
sseltt, oab au1 grisfean lie uilfrulitlrt
aelhlft sueroen t0inen. 5ie etbdit
lsoen 5aa isade llnlrantirte YlieIe.
liir meld)e fie oaHn oas Norto nadasab=
len muB. So!bss iii Ell Sr5taum.
oas Yruileaium besiebt it'd nur oul
grlste, Die lle lhreibt.
Gin Mann III .&fntnfp ipanberte
ms 0sfdnanib, tueil er l3 asslber
belaB. Sr hdtte iid) oorau erillnern
iollen, ooB l3.eine llnqIiifa5abl 1T, mo
beim aSubeno auFbore,l.
Us gibt Seute, Ole lid, mitunter
ben Surus seitalten. eoel au isin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27

Nogs 33G and 3f6 connect at Wellsville for
Steubenyillc and Bellaire. Nos. 3O2, 3O4, 316
and 1856 connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh,
for the East. CAFE PARLoR CARS on Nos.
$40 and 3l1. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos.
3Of and 500.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27
.InBtc sicaen nGer lferEeu.

nSA war beinahe um rie Gfe", lcbreitt
Jrau 3oia Niharolrn, spn gaurel
Sprin9s, q. s. n5cb batte bic Stbminp=
luht 70 arg, oab pic belten Gpftcrcn laa=
ten, id> tDnne niht ldnaer ais cinen
Wonat nod leten; ater ih te9ann nit
benz Gjebrauh ecn Or. Sings yNcw
Discovery" unb ,purce ourh iieten SID
lhen sanslid turiert; jest tin id miener
fart uno se1unp.". DieieS Wittet 1T Der
bette eebensretter in Sdaen Yun Shminp=
iuht. eunsenentSilnpung, Sniluen,a unp
Vrcn6itis; uniebltar sessn 5uiten, gr=
taltnnsen, afbma, 5eufeber, Group cpcr
Sttfbulten. 0arantierte 6lalhen su
SOC. uno S1.00. @rctezJla1dAcn fret su
baben III Der Wpptbefe Don 5ranf Muucr
u. Swim.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27
Sy0raa1 81. bcrsat.feu.

SD milf eine 6arm bon o68 Wfer,
39 Weilen noronsitli5 bon port
sHolbinator, Salem Sp., 5usearamos
@ountD. o., on Der GtroEe na6 gbi=
lipsburg. pertauien. Das 2Gno 1T in
9utem Stouoe. 1at lauienoe5 Moiier,
stnen guten Drummer bel Den Gebdu=
oen, auf Der Tarm 1T Elm gutter youm=
9artsn. quite @sbduli0teits!l uno 10
Nfer Iino WalOIano nit Qutem Ools=
bslt0no. SQIersi un0 S9ule IN leiht
errel9burer N0be.
3ie Tarm 1T unter Dem 91auen Geter
4rieacrs Gaym befannt.
. 9fd9ere 9!llsfunft bel
n g 9ilip s. 9ofTman.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27
Cine allgencbntc 1lnfcrD0lfll1t9
init GalcD.
@ll@ @S@ &

ir NGe aa unIern alien uno bleu nneW
aunoen unierban Gfens aB erpdbnen Dab pas MMeOM
syndicate 8egenno Dr nrbatuna boe n nens laBI gnW
un gson een lr porfno Gas 6rbabr " por peg
5bur babe nrtoer er aae Die mir benabe leoenI
Buie rtauen bIn n bis ndfn gDinter baen su nnen
Snr baben mir gaenmaare auiwaarn ganes gaan gsnmaa1
geDaan gmaimaaen Spuaaren, aampen, 5ppe dften es-
tld, 2neums, 5npetr 2o Sanota6n. Gpeserctiuaaren~
5amn bier elaub bmern oaB hbnere le reners
murbe as oi bel 6oa 5trmpFpaare
So6n Gpnae gBnHr gena in 98irfdt Nnes mas m
enm Gtore SloHe unlean aefunon Don ann gr
baben g9aan Die unere @onunn nt oem r'e nf oen ur
paun Warum2 gnel mir Auanitdfn uommU
oun uno baa beobln gerebt Sbr @ nun enn nd Deran
aift br ets bel uns ufen une yer=
tduT abr Errspnt QoBer n in aeno enem ruH
r epd or lmnano n fir h bf? 9Dir bnbsn cine Meaes
ponan Cure anbe ebnlo bl br elbf g nmn
nen Worh r baben Preis oas 1T Der bae gr papr
Santftag nnD MDnug B. WGr enen beionDers Dlb
aen 8eou spccrcispearcn Sud bons ar
on bon 9agn bic biuiQen i proern Nun mir honen n
boben uh reh nnerbatr Mo Sud IN Der D
Gu boo in unerem Store bn gb nt Dob mir bas ee
urhfgeben fhr a1e 9Daaren, Die nat gut fno.
gisentgumer bes Nucton Gsnbicate
211Sf1r 6Sn14f1p1.
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Mi4tciD

iplf berotent ieiil. sseiu Mienft hat Wlitleo nit
SeloibeH Der piientIisb benl 9erberbeg entseaeir.
9ebt gSenn 9. en Wenid9 pcn bed)enl ano ge:6eni
atnsieben on Gbrenienier, Mugeufltnlmert Gppf=
f6mer5, idDled9ten 0eidnlaf Derbalina aitDrilnaelt
@allvpergiitnng linb .onitisen 10 beutIiban Gpnlp-
toeM fbtllmfter Wtaaers t6 2ebcrfranfbeiten ei0et
bag er poit siner aranfbett iuiiIe B lnb es inisb
pirbsn beueieu, baB cS eili lterrs gNeI Der 5eiua
fr i'm gie5tio psr6ient Ell fe mitleb ipemn CT It'd,
oieIsg nlIr aus 4aansea bergele!!te, obne 3usfcl
iptrtlame 3elstttel Afht peribaft. ionoer,l Heber
fam db s5eoer,nann fuueit Gs foItft nur 25 Cents
1T IN allen gpotbefei 81 habeu nb es piro aIie
Nenten, meloe nit etcr nod 10 mete Granfbeit beS
Wfagets Del Seber oeer Der DGrme beGafet iin6 eer
lno oauerno beien pbne baf bic aarten Ginge,peioe
oabcl Dp ld]aren ietalilbea Neisnitieln pje lued.
fher. angegrten meraeI Eieie5 Dsitel iito bic be.
rdGMteu ct. Yernaro Rrdutcrpinen
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GcIOclt Der Mrbcit.

Wlel DlrD qeiaat ullo gelungeil BON
Gen 8slpeil oes &rteass. Die iii lndnnsr-
|morDyiiosr GDlndn iait 9poesOeradl-
iuna ipr Gsben fir tbre Sad)s In bic
SNunSe ihhieyn. SIR Mu.h miro ae=
prielfn bon 8ldtern un0 E1nsern.
Ger Welg.d)tsfOreiber trdgt ibre gia=s
|men eill III Die Biihter Der Geihlhte,
nahiplaenotn @snerutionel annl yeis
I tpie! uno 9tn1abmlng.
IS llest uns ferl jene piel geriilnl-
ten Seloen oes Grieaes lmo oes palfsn-
farrenoen Samples, Die ibr 2eben
mutbpolE elmer sSoee llio lei es IN un=
llsren Angen auW cine fnIlbe Soee-
frenolg anln Gpfsr aebre1t babe,l
tlelnIlb betrittelnN 81 lpolien. 9lber,
fragen mir, bletet ni1t oos taatdalee
Seben lint uns Gerum mthr hes Oeloeil=
mutbes, mebr oer DeloeutDoten, als
|.ale Srieoe Der g0elt lie je oeseitiet ba=
Iben? S1lagen nibt tagtdgli6 Widnner
aller Gemerbe III autopIetnotnl YHiht=
I9elubl lIr Seben III Ole Shanse, ni1t
bios oes GrDerbs bulber, ionoern in
Iusfllbruna oeiisn, mas lie als ibre
Bflsbt eraHten ? 8eben ni1t i'm all=
IoglIOen Sebeu 9unoerte uno 5aulenoe
III ben 3oo, @benlo mutbia, ebenio
ltlblilps. ebenlo gefabrDerahtenb, als
lene frlegsrl|Oen 0eloen. oeren Sob
Don Didtsrll uno Sdfgern aefunaen
miro nno Ole uniern Rnaben in Der
S0ule ais uniterblihe Wenl6en ae=
prieltn lino 3ur Nahabmun9 empfob=
len nerben
gln Ssilpiel aus Saulenoen Nm
Mlttm0h NbenO tam es aui Der Yenn=
lDloalIa @lienbubu 81 einem 3ulanl=
.nenltnB. Gin Yallagiersug rannts
in eiue 2utomotipe Linein, Die einvn
Jradttrajn binter iid ber5oe. Ser
gptomotiufiibrer oes gailagiersuees
lab ole Sotontipe bes 6rahbuoes crit,
ais es 81 lpat mar, ieinen 3ug aui5u=
baIten. Gr tbat iein moalinltes, feline
Wdlblne gu BREMEN, er muBte aber.
oaB es III ipdt lei, ooB er oos tommenoe
unNlild nlbt tueroen obbulten f0nuen.
st NOR lih Der ibm peri0nlid) oroben=
oen Gffabr bewubt. @r uub;c, ooB in
einem Wtoment ibn 9Do poer lebens=
iGn9libe Vertriippeluus ermartet.
4ber er oa0te nlGt oaran, ieinen go
item Sit uerlollell, INNER noh bnffeno,-
odB er BORT etDas Ou5u beltrogen tonne,
oas tonmenbe llngliif Su miloern.
Nber oabte er ou6 n!1t Daran lid
ielblt gu retten, 10 oudie er opb al iei=
nen Wiltarbeiter. ben OelScr. Iielem
rief er gu spring ob lprins ob !"
Der tbut's uno mar geretttt. Ser
topFere Wiaihinilt, George Sogel 1T
Der game oes yrapen, italb, feline
0ano an bem 0ebsl, 5ernlalmt unc |
nod lebsno aebrilbt unter Den Sriin=
mert, leiner 2ofomotipe. =
9as 1T Elm geilpicl alltdglihen Ssf=
oentbums, ME oas 2eben Der grbeiter=
tlane es tDieoer uuo immer ipieoer seis
ligt. Nber ronn mare oielss 6eloena
tbun, oos luabrli6 gegen boS Seloen=
tbnm bee Srieges nibt 3urldHebt, ie
bon 5dn9err uno 9itteru 9eprieIen
iporoen 2! Wann 6dtten Die @eI6ibtss
i6reiber Der Mtenl1en es ie iiir Der
ltiibe tpertb erahtet, Die Nonen fol-
der 6eloen Der gadmelt at iibsrmit=
teln uno lie ben foreenoen Gisuerationen
als leuGtenoes geiipiel Sut Na0ab-
mInn al pmhfphfpn 2ii
9lber Die 3eit miro tomnen. ,po Der
Hubm Der Seloen Der Nrbeit Den Mubm
Der &riegsbeloen berordl19en miro.
(N. p. golts5tg.)
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'icIc Menid)rnIebctt DC
SsIa1atnscmtpD pcrfaAett.
N
Dem

Sqfa8f9 -
Nm Gamlta9 Waoraen nm 9 u1r
brah In Der an Der gfe Der 81. Gtrabe
ulio parf apenue aelegenen grercler.
1alle oes rs. Gegiments in New Oort
6euer aus, ipelhss bic Yohl Der graB=
1lhen SronotatalirDpben Der Gtabt um
eine Weitere permehrie, BERN man adblt
bis jebt II Menihenlebep, bic BEN
isenernolod sum Gpfsr. aefalleu iinb.
Sie altmoollb gebauts nno nollltanolg
atsAetrof1lete Saae, eiile 3unoerbiihle
i'm DOlllien Slime bes 9portes, mar
balo Elm Gaub Der 6lannrnan. 3uoem
fam nod, oaB in Der Dem lunterpan9
aemeihten aaierne iib Elm beoeutenner
0orratb iharfer patronsn befano,
melhe pon 3eit erplooirenn Die 26lbar=
beltefiir Die 6euerlpebrleute uneemein
gefdbrli6 ma6te.
Sine balbe StunDe befahl Die poli5ei
ben 8epobnern Der SiioIeite Der "a.
e5traBe, auii6sn Der 4. uno 2erinetDn
Nusnue, aeleaenen Mpartlnentbduier
ibre Wobnungen i'm SnterelIe ibrer
eiaenen Siherheit 81 oerlaIlen, uno
cine babe Stunoe lpater tbeiten Die
Hlammen liA Dem 8art glpenue Ootel
nit. eoIort mlroe I'm gtmbulanssn
nod Dem Belleuue 0olpitol telephpnirt.
Sn oieIem 0otel beianoen lid aur
3sit etlua 600 8dlte, pelhe M(le eemedt
meroen mubten, nobel es llamentli1,
mas Die Srauen uno Ginoer anbe.
lon9ie. al, elmer reguldren panif fam.
8ie sseuerluehr lieB Ii Shldube in ben
yranobeero ersieben, fonnte aber bod
nidt perbinoern. oaB auh bic brittle
Gtaae bon ben Glammeu ereriifen
muroe. Sroboem Idnmtlitbe gspob.
ner oes Sptels 3eit balten, baHelbe gu
perlonen, muroen Uiele Srauen ouf bet1
Gettnngsleitern bon oen 6euernebrIeu=
ten binabaetra9en. 5pdter iiiirate cine
iSrau in Nadttleioern aus Dem 6enfer
oes 5. Stodmerts.
slnfnngs oadte mon, Der 0erIuIt al
WenI6enleben lei perbdltniBm6bi9 ee=
ring, bod mubte man bel ndherer 8e=
li6tianng oes oberen Sbeiles oes Bart
Npe. Sotels zines Wnoeren beIebrt lper=
ben. 9ie gerluitlilte 5eist folsenoe
Hamen o's..x~
Colonel. Nleranoer, 9. Yipsr. Il. g.
a., penlionirt !; Colonel Charles 3.
guroet BON Connecticut; +; W. VI. orn,
Go!o. !; gitber Sbleilinger bon @bi-
eaoo Sobn Sbiion, Genper, @olo. ::
6reo 8. 9obep /; William Malter bon
Senneiiee 6rau s. gn. We8inniB !;
W. G. garnbarot bon Gbicooo );
gbGrles lnoertpooo S'gonnor Nor=
men Nrion BON Nlabama, ltarb i'm
geleOue Soipital @aiton 81. Go5.
bins ; Grau Gbarlotte 9ennett bon Nl=
ALBANIA, % Sabre aft; ,5rau
McWanus. gier 2eihnome lnb nod
nibt ioentificirt.
Die 3aN Der ,nebr ober tpenioer
idner 8erlebten biiyfte fb aui etpa
% big 80 Berlonrn belaufen. Ser
8elanrmtuerlult betrd9t ettpas iiber eine
Willion. Ser geiiser oes Burf Mpenus
Sotels, elm aetpiller 6err Gseb, iaete,
oas 6euer i'm 6otel lei an9eIest por=
ben.
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@eneral Booth bon Der Deilsarmee
trdgt li1 nit ben fiibnen @ebanten, cine
Cite oller yepobner Der Ser. Gtaaten
allfsulielen, Die trinten. Wenn ct IN
s0ieie elite and) Die einihlisBell min, Die
.nur beimli1 trinfell tpdre es ieoen=
falls Diel einfaber, ipelnn er ein Werz
seihniB oerer oufifelie, Die ni6t trin=
len. Das miiroe eisle 9rObe Setter
iparslib feili.
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fvEEM BAyAR0 AND NEW PHIL LPHIA.
\ IlxSr, a II r,,

Daily JExceptSunday Flag stop. Meals.
sps to discharge passengers from points east Of Hudson
Stops on signal for passengers to points Eastern Division
alo East cf Pittsburgh Flag stop to discharge passengers for
O. & @ Ry from oas Of Alliance. Flag stop to pick up
passengers from c. A. G. Ry. for points east Of Alliance
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 1900 to IL 90
mdaght Light Faced from IL 90 midnight to 1900 noon.
g. IT, PECK, E. A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger agent
1l-O2-I PITTSBURGH, PEEN'A.
For tinnc cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks end further information re-
garding The running of trains, apply to any
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Die 0olOfeIDer IN Mlasfa ate
eth SBnOtfat Dcrfauft.

Chicago, Is. sSebr. giadriaten pon
Samion @itp pia 5taguap. Mlasfa, be-
lasen, oaB Die canaoiihe Gegierllllg Der
Ireaogolo Q8ater & Miaiuo @ompalt6.
einem Gapitaliffsn : GDnbifdt, einea
groBen Sbsil Der noroiIAsn GoIoFelOcr,
befebeno aus oenl ned niGt bearteite=
ten @auno ul;o gooen, uno ale
Glaims, Die lpdter aufgeseben trerben
iolten, belibrcbilid lbertragen bat.
Die canaoil6en iomo1l mie Die unleri=
taniIAen 6olosrdber lino eup6rt iiber
oiele Wsrlei1una 10 ,pertDbolef Yripile=
glen, bic ben Grubenbetrieb i'm Giaillen
unmoglib MAIDEN piirbe, uno orp6en.
Den Glonoife 5u beglahsn. 9ia an=
ltDBige Ieaierunas 0ersronuug giebt
Dem genamten SDnoisot Die gcrshti=
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arbeiteten 8ru hen-Glaims OIL St;,lfer,
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Glonoitelanbes IN 9lbblu 81 ne6nen.
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oa.m n,lr Der @rl.,o uno BDoeu am
Dominion, Golorun uno Sulphur
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0eituns iibrig bleiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-27

Sn gleiu Wort lpiso ptppaganba
fir Deiters Jranenredte aemadt. uno
3uat iollen Mdoben uno g9ittlpan
bas Neht baben, ben bon i1nen err
ud9Iten Mdnnsrn 6eiratbs= =Mntrdgs .sl
felen. Gnolid cine Gelegenbeit fir
|lhiibterae SunsaeIeleil au0 utter Die
6aube 3u tpmlneil.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-05
A PEBBLE FOR EVERY OATH.
An Artistically Profane Go:f-P.ayer's
Record Tunnel In.


There is well-known soung man
in Omaha. who does several other
things better than he plays golf. He
is a past master in artistic swearing.
In fact, his anger finds expression in
such coherent streams OF explosives
Country Club is based chiefly on this
accomplishment But to get ut the
story OF a famous bit of golf playing
this loquacious young man did last
week His record is 1871 or thereabou;s
and every time he makes the round of
he gets more vehement il giving eX
preston to what is urpc-most in his
mind. Last Wednesday before he
started on the course one Of the young
mans friends jokingly remarked:
Every time You swear put 4 clcd or a
chip or piece of gravel i'll your
pocket" This was early in the after
noon. Just as the sun was sinking in
the west n weary young man with
bulgirg pockets staggered into the club
house His friends kcd forgotten him
and supposed he had gone home. As
he entered the door he emptied coat
pocket and pebbles rolled all over the
reception room floor. That's the plain
d-ns :" he exclaimed. From another
pocket he dumped 100 pebbles which
stood for stronger number OF the
purely masculine vocabulary. Other
pockets produced still more pebbles
and clods which represented other bad
words. His friends tried to cali halt.
but he persisted in li;tering up the
floor. remarking: This amt cir
cumstance. Just wait till YOU see the
wagonload OF oats the caddy and the
teamster are bringing" This story is
told on the authority of friends of the
artistically profane young man.-From
the Omaha Bee
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-05
THE oP1ImIsT.

Old Uncle Finn was good ole chap.
But he never seemed fer TO care rap.
IL the sun forgot
To rise some day,
Just like as not
Ole Finn would say:
"0ncommon dark, this here we're in,
But faint so bad rs il might a been"
But big cyclone came long one day.
An the town was wrecked and blowei
away.
When the storm had passed
We turned around
And thought at last
Ole Finn had found
The state o things he was buried In
About bad as II might "A been.
So we dug i'm out O the twisted wreck
And lifted rafter oil his neck.
lie was bruised an cut,
And a sight TO see:
He was ruined. but
he Says. says he.
With n weak look round and 4 smashed up
grin.
i" faint half so bad as it might "A becn!''
Blu; after ALL its the likes o Finn
Makes this world III fer liyin' in.
When DAYS are diear
And skies are dark.
It's good 10 hear
Some old cuss bark
Now see here. SON" with "a cheerful grin.
faint half so bad As il might a been :"
Newark News.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-05

The gravity which is supposed to
attend all court proceedings was seri-
ouSly disturbed in New York court
room one day last week" said young
lawyer who had just returned from a
business trip to that city. Il was pres
ent at the trial of case before one
of the municipal judges-a case in
which | was interested because it had
TO do with automobiles. One OF the
witnesses was German. and gave his
testimony through an interpreter. In
the course of the examination he said
he had driven an automobile to Cedar
hurst
Whats that asked the Judge.
Ito Cedarhurst,' replied the in
tepreter.
His honor looked puzzled.
What did he want to see the
hearse for?' he asked"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-05

The Dutch press persists in alludins
to Mr.. Kruger as the president of the
Beers and great interest continues to
be taken in him. His new abode is
called Oranjelust. 1t is separated
from the high road by an iron trellis
and it stands in small garden plant
ed with bushes and with piece OF
rockwork in the center All around
tulips have been planted In such a
way that their blooms will reproduce
the 'Vierkleur" Just under Dom Paul's
window
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-05

carefully analysed
morphine chloroform either. Very
REV DR. MORRIS WEOHSLER.