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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

Mckinney Tex, Sept 50.-Glbson
Hall the little io-year-old son OF b X.
Hall. fell from horse here and
broke his arm,
Otto CoEey. the i4Fear-oad son OF
s. r Coffey, fell and broke bis arm
while playing football
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III Paso. Tex, Sept 80 --GElaume
sauytot. who played begore nobility
or tha European continent and Nas al
one time routt pianist 40 tbe niEado
~ japan. Els dead in Fl paso. whore
h. came for his health. RE toured
the United States with Ednoard Ra-
menyL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

Sherman. Tex. Sept 30--County
Judge Woods has been notified OF the
existence OF case OF smallpox near
Cedar Mills, and immediate steps will
be taken to check the spread of the
disease. 1t Is an importation from the
Indian Territory.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

GreenvElle. Tex. Sept so.-Mrs, NJ.
p Beas!ey. who resides a few miles
northwest ~ the city. has had 1--WE
fine mitch COWS 90 die from some un-
known disease TN the 'aat few days
The cows were blooded stock.
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rernsr ssa.e ome.al peaa.

Edna, TEX. Sept. aa.--EHnn. John d.
Moore, secretary Of state under Gov
ernor Ross. died at ~ home here. Ills
rsmalns have been taken 70 Anstin fer
sntermenk.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30
ALeeR IS SENATOR.
Accepts the OFFER PHI the Unexpirsd
Term off senator MeMiiIan.

Detroit, Sept 30.-General Russell
A. Alger. former secretary of war, has
formally accepted Governor Bliss ten
der of the position OF United States
senator. TO fill the unexpired term
caused by the death OF Senator Me
MILAN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

Paris. Tex. Sept 30.~-several gal
Ions of wh SKIS carried by passengers
on the northhound Frisco train were
seized al Hugo, l. r. Saturday night
and poured out CD the ground.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30
Have You Lost Anything?

Have you lost a cow, a Sunday
fan, an umbrella, or anything else?
Put want ad In the Daily Light.
Nearly everybody In town reads tine
want column and your lest properly
will likely be found.
II you try IL once you'll try il
again. Try an adj. tomorrow.
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CHOLERA III sAMsR.


Tosns and pnnfe Prevails.
Manila. Sept 30. Cholera threat
ems to depopulate the island Of samar-
The populations Of many towns have
been heavily reduced through death
and the flight OF panic-stricken people.
Many of the dead are unburfed, and
the government is sending surgeons
and medicine to fight the disease.
The epidemic also continues it's
ravages at Holo. II Is said the totals
for the islands is 4s.402 deaths. But
the actual total of cases is estimated
to be about 100. 900 with deaths in pro
portion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

London. Sept 30. Separate dispatch
aa fron Madrid says II Is reported
there that Queen Marie Christina,
mother Of King Alfonso. married her
master OF hprse count Deia EseosuTa.
while in Austria recently,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

For illustrated literature, reliable iuforma-
tion and all particulars, consult your local
ticket agent or write
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

Low rates to Rockport, Corpus Christi and
Arkansas Pass. Free reclining Chair Cars
aud through sleeper to san Antonio and
City of Mexico daily 6
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

These are the wants of mortal
man. John Quincy Adams.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

LOST Black leather pocket book
containing gold watch and gold ring
set lost. Finder will be rewadied by
returning same to VIII Moore Hdw.
Go. 10
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Only $25 to California

On sale daily during September and October,
1862, with stop-overs in California, and viii
be accepted in Pullman Excursion Sleeper
passing Waco each Wednesday and Friday
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% yoa Rad the DAILY nisht-yss.
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N. B.-The rate, all points, plus
dollars the round good returning till October 3st sale
Tickets routed line
stop-over privileges than other road offer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09
6attie Green nit nrm glehnlbfr.

0ep gort, s. W2at. = Sruu
6attie Green, Die betannte Wttuiodrin
unb Spetulanttn, bat bonn bieiigen
9pli3ei 9epartement @rlaubntB err
balten, einen 3epoGDer Bel iib gu fiib=
rem. Sic eriu6te ben Poli3ei=@apitdn
Stephen O'8rien BON Der 2eondrbz
StraBen Station I'm biefe grlaubz
niB, unb auf befen Gmpfeblung ipurz
be i6r 9eTu9 bepiLligt. Gapitdn
S'8rien ertldrte in ieinem 8ertdt
iiber Die 2lpplifation, 5ruu 9reen
TRACE bdufig grOBe Summen in 8aarz
gelb, 2lftien unb Sbligationen bel
iid, unb fie beabiidtigt.in alien Stdb=
ten, in tpel6en tie @ei9dfte Derri9tet.
dbnIi4e ApplitatiQnen einanrei4eH.,
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giRe's Sa6n1ue6- -grOpfen
bclfeu in einer MtuutC.
6ia's gaar> unb Bart fdrbfmitttL
it5par3 nOer braun so Gcnts.

@aT6ingtDn gum 8on9e zines 8Otz
i6after5 auf5ui6ieben. Gr Oertruae
bQrauf 0aB Die 9elegationen Dies
gut6eiBen piiroen. Sopobl Die Ser.
Gtuaten, tpie 0eItrei9 llngarn be-
gegneten it6 in bia1em @unI6e.
Die na6Ienben SSnterefen 0eitz
ret6 llngarn'5 in Siioomerita be-
n0t6igten aud Die Grriatung elmer
8eIonotI6uft in G6ili.
9a einige N}itglie0er Der 9eIegaz
ttonen bic 5rage elmer SnterDention
in GUoafrtta aufgeporfen batten, 70
ipra6 8raf 8oludopsti Die 9teiz
nung aus, baB jeoer 8erIu4, BEN
bortiqen @om6uttanten SnteroentiOn
auf3u3ningen, lei6t 81 pettreiaenoen
Gomplitationen fii6ren t0nnte, ielbit
unter ben europdii6en W}d4ten.
Syn @rpioerung auf cine 6rage in
Der aQgemeinen Debate beutete 8raf
8plu4op8ti an, OaB Der 9ret6unD 10
3iemli8 unberGnbert erneuert tperDen
piir6e, DaB Der 8ortlaut Oes 8ertraz
gss aber ntdt berOffentli6t per0en
piirbe.
6ebero'8 2ufti4tff.
4aris, 8. U}oi. = 2tuguitO Ses
bsro, Der bra7iliani76e 2uftI6tffer,
bat 1ein Experiment pom IeBten
5onntag nit 1einem 2uFtI4iff ga
9air" nieoer6olt. 9os S6ifF Itieg
pteDerum bis gu elmer 6O6e BON 40
U}etern, in nel6er es Dur6 elm Cell
ftationGr ge6alten purOe, Sn 0iaier
SAGE man0Derirte e5 cine 3eit lang,
bis bus Better gum 2lbitteg 3pang.
Die W1otoren unD Der Steuerdpparat
f4ienen BEL Dem 8erIu4 DOr3iiglta gu
funttiDntren.
8let6en i'm 2mt.
9eter56urg, 8. U}ai. = Die
Meloungen, DaB 6inan3uiniiter b.
Mitte uno Der N}iniIter Oe5 2leuBeren,
@raf 2amsOorFi i'm 8egriff ite6en,
i6ren 2t6idieO gu ne4men, iinb unbez
griinDet.
6aDana, 8. W}at, = Die CUB
frriptionSz8ebingungen fir bic neue
M}uni3ipalz2lnlei6e 6aDana's in 90be
BON $28,OOO,00O iinb foe6en 0er0fz
fentli6t noroen. Die Su6Icription5z
9Fferten perOen am II. 0tat ge0ffz
net nerben. 9E> Grtrag Der neuen
2lnlei6e 7oG CUR Qtmortiiirung Der
eriten unO 3peiten itGotiihen 6Dpo=
t6eten O6ligationen, Der i4pe6ena
ben S6ulb uno fir &analiiirun8
uno 9floiterung berpenOet peroen.
rr5pringli6 mar Der 2.U&di ais Ser
min 6eitimmt norben, bod naren Bis
ba6in feline Su6iciptionen eingelaUz
fen.
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g(rbciterfranal in Pittsbnrg.

gtttsburg, 9a., 8. Mai. =
@trifenoe 8uu6anbperter griffen
beute Die &r6eiter an bem 8e6duOe
Der clearinghouse Madine g." gu
SF=Pitts6urg an, unb bier Der 2eBz
teren purben f6per miB6anbelt,
8ormann 81. 5. gnglif6 10 f4limm,
baB man i'm in Elm 6ofpital bringen
muBte. Die 5triter entflo9en, e6e bic
9oli3ei dnlangte, ulein Die pMarz
fbaQ N1cglintic Contribution Co., "
peIde bas 8e6Gube erri4tet, fennt
bic RdbelsFU6re1 unb pirb ite geri4t>
li6 beIangen. Die Qr6eit purOe na4
Der 6Iu9t Der Sumultuanten fprtge@
ieRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09

I'M Elm S9ieDsgeri4t.
@crunton, pu., 8. W}Qi. =
9rGIioent N}it6eQ BON ben Limited
Mtne 8orfer8" ma6te na6 Der 6euz
tigen @ormittagsIiBung Der grefutib=
bebOrbe Der SrganiiatiOn folgenoe
Mittbetlung:
n9as @refuttpsGomite Der ,ltniteO
Uline Morfers" bat porgeI6lagen,
ale 5tpif9en ben 8o6lengrG6ern unO
ben 19ru6enbeiiBern bes Nnt6ra3itz
Hepiers I9pebenben Streitfragen Ell
nem unparteiif9en, bom tnbuitrieLlen
3petge Der rNational gipic 6eoera=
tion" ACKNOWLEDGMENT S9iebsgeri9t
gu unterbreiten. Der 8pri9lag lit
ben @rubenbeitbern per Selegrap6
ibernlittelt pprben.
Die Na9mittagsiiBung bes Gonz
bents buuerte faum cine balbe
Stunbe. 8is 5tpet lt6r Nd9mittags
mar feline 2lnttpprt Der 9rubenbeiiBer
duf ben pbigen 8orf9lag eingetrof=
fen, unb bic 9erfammlung purbe ba=
Der Bis morgen Dertugt. prGfioent
Mitaea ipeigert it9, mit5ut6eilen, ob
ben prin3ipalen cine SriIt 5ur 8eant=
pOrtung bes 9ori9lags geitelt pOrz
ben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-09

SSSnititute" tpurOe geitern bier eroftnet
unb mar gut beIu6t, SSo4n 5rtB,
Elm Nmerifaner, tpel4er Die Qnnabme
Des porgelegten 8eri4ts befiirlportete,
ertIdrte, bas rSSron &C Steel sSnitttute
Of Qmerica" Iei Der gditein uno Die
llrfa4e Oes jebigen befrieOigenben
3uitanbes Der bortigsn Gifen> unO
Stabl=S l=SnbuItrie, Die 8eFemer gol@
Oene W2ebaiGe fir 1902 ipurbe 9rn.
s. u. &rupp perlieben, Dem So4ne
Oes 8riinoers Der GKener 8erte, Der,
pie 9rdiioent 86ittpeu ertlGrte, mebr
fir Die Snbuitrie auf bem Continent
getRan babe, alS irgenb elm anberer
5abrtfant.
@s purbe angetiinOigt, oaB bic
Sabre5berIammlung bes SnItitut5 in
0iifelOOrf itattfinOen pirO,
@egen bic mpberne Sum It.
rio tung.
Berlin, 8, M}ai. = Der &aiIer
fiibrt feinen 8rieg gegen Die moOerne
Runitrt9tung fort. 8etanntli4 bat
er por einiger 3eit feline 2tniidten
U6er 8unft Oargelegt, pona4 Die
&initler Ii9 an ba5 &lafitI4e 6alten
uno nur ba8 @4Dne burItelen fol4z
ten. SeBt gsbt er nod einen @4ritt
fpeiter II. per6ietet, ba8 beiBt, nfpri4t
ben 8unf9 aus," baB feline Regiez
rungs6eamte ober W}itglieOer Der
Runit GommiIiion Der preuBiI4en
8sgierung bic p6eceIitOns : 2lusitelz
lung" befu6en, in pel6er Die mpOerne
&unIt ppr6errf8t. QtuBerbem ipri4t
er ben @unI6 aus, baB bieientgen
&Initler, benen er 2tuftrGge ertAeilt,
ale 8erbinoungen nit ben Sece1itoz
niften aufgeben. 9ariiber pirb nun
in Berlin 6eftig 0tStutirt.
SenQtpr grpbDit It mtrD
interpelltre1t.
putis, 8. N}ui. : Senator
4ropoft bat ben 9remiermintiter
@aIDed Houi7eau in 8enntniB gez
ieBt, baB er Die Regierung negen Des
neuIi6en GrIaFes betreffs Der Nablz
ma6e Der 8eiItli9teit Bel ben &am>
merpa6(en interpeliren tperbe, Der
Senator be3ei4net ben @rlaB als eine
GinI6udterung Der Nd4ler uno fin
bigt gu glsider 3eit eine Snterpela@
tion tpegen Der ungefeBliden 8a9l@
6eeinfluIIigen Ieiten5 Der Regierung
an, um it8 cine Maioritdt gu itaern.
8ieDer eine 9 8abnt t a t a It r D.
pie i'm Sran5buuL.
2pnDon, 8. Wfoi. = Qorb Sit
6ener bert6tet cine peitere 8aAntaz
ta1trpp6e, pel6e einem pon Pretoria
na6 Qietersburg, i'm n0rOli4en
3run5baal, beItimmten 3uge 3uitieB.
Der 3ug entgleiIte an elmer &uroe,
unb etn Offi3ier, fpipie 3ebn brttti4e
@olbaten purOen get0otet.
@nt 8Gbigung unb 30lle.
9eting 8. W}ot, = sSSn elmer
8erTammlung Der 9efanbten purbe
6inIi6tGi6 cine grozgotuz3eOuttiOn
Der Snbemnitdt5 @erpfIi4tungen
G6ina'5 an Die M6dte etpa5 Sort
19ritt er3ielt.
0}ebrere 3ouFragen, ipeIde fi6 aus
Der 5ai7ung bes PrototOl5 ergaben,
purben Der Gonferen3 BON Sir Ro>
bert 6ort, Dem 9trettor Der taiierz
Ii6en Gee30lle, unterbreitet. Die Sc
fanbten entI9ieben iebo6, e5 lei ni4t
lire 2tufgabe, Oa5 9rotptoQ aus3ulez
deu.
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9rnOcrmorO nuh SrIbifmnrO.
Gin Netp gorter S4riftfteller in fei=
ner @o6nung BON ieinem 8ruber
erT9ofen. = Der 36dter murtite
glei6 Darauf fi6 ielbit a6,

Rep : gort, 8. M}oi. - Ser
G6riftitelIer paul 2etceiter 6orb,
8erFaier bon STE 6onorable 9eter
Sterling" unb nSanice MereOit6,
Duroe 6eute g2a8mtttag in 1einer biez
7igen Mobnung BON fetnem 8ruOer
MalcoIm %. 5orb erf6oi7en, tpel4er
fi9 glei8 barauf ielbft f6oB unb bin=
nen 8ur3em farb. Der Grftere purz
De in 1865 in 8rooflpn ge6oren unb
6eirat6ete Dor 5ipet Sa6ren SRI. Marp
@race 8tDber. 0}alcolm purDe in
1862 in 8rootlpn geboren unO mar
elm befdnnter Nt6let, @r mar Idngere
3ett ais 5ournaliit t6dtig, befanb ii9
ieoo4 leBtbtn bet idle4ter Geiunbz
belt. Or. emanuel 8aro6, pel4er
bic 8riiDer fannte unb na9 Der Sra
g0bie gu 6ilfe gerufen purbe, duBert
Die 2tnTi8t, baB Malcolm Die Sbat in
einem 0abniinnsanfaqe beging.
Die Srag0bie ereignete it6 I'm 4
l16r Na9mittag8 in Der 8ibliot6st
Der Mohnung 9oul Qetceiter 5orb's,
g2r. 81, Oft II, @traBe. MaGcolm
forberte angeblt9 9elb, tpel4e5 tbm
abgeT9lagen purbe. 9araufbtn 3og
er ben 3ebolber unb ifoB. Die &u=
gel, nel6e paul t0btete, brdng tbm in
Die Gtnfe 8ruft unb bur4bo6rte bas
5er3. MatcoIm f6oB fi4 bann feIbft
in bic linte 8ruit unb audi Iein 6er3
puroe BON Der 8ugel bur9bo6rt. g}ie=
monb auBer Den 8riiebern mar CUR
3eit i'm 3immer, bod itanb Elm
0ienitmGb6en in Der SbIre. Nie tie
fugte, beugte itd N}uIcoIm iiber Den
Slid, an pet6em iein 8ruDer faB,
unb feuerte.
(5pGter.) - Gs erbelt ieBt, boB
Frls @li3a6et6 9. 6aq, Die gripdtz
TefretGrtn 9aul 2eicefter 6orb's, in
benz 8i6liot6ef3immer an Der 4rbeit
mar uno Der Srag0bie ueitpobnte. Die
Satin bes @4riftfteuers befunb ii9
in benz 9auie, mar ie0o4 ni4t i'm
3immer. Die 3pet 8riiber ioGIen
fdon felt benz bor elf Sabren erfolg=
ten Sobe ibres 8aters uneinig gepez
fen iein. Der 8uter bate MaIcolm
bem 8erne6men na4 enterbt, neil
berielbe ii9 mebr Inn 9portzNngelez
gen6eiten befiimmerte, ais um feline
0lrhpit
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Gin &Dridllag our Cite.

Der Scrantoner Gonpent Der &o6lenz
grdber erIu6t Die @ru6enbeiiBer
nm pir G34iphsnprirht
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SdlUiinOlltt)t

1T Elm bleit4es cje-
ipenit, lpelhe5 molr-
DIEM G5eite beirpobnt.
5aten sic itt6 DDr
ben eriten 9tobielr.
Sir 9eilun8 DOn Gr>
fdltun9en, 9ufen,
ONIlHtll8ui StIItIlE1lI
beltblperli6em Slt6tnt>
bOlen unO Sonf6ei~
ten be5 9olIe8 unb
Der 2un8en bat feline
onbere Nlebi3in
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MeIb usr ne, @tctoria, 8. N1ai.
= Gin &ettungsbpot, in tpeI6em Der
erfte Sffi3ier unb bret Seeleute bes
britif4en 9ampfers n9oberic" 5u5rez
mantle, Meit=4uItralten, fia befanz
ben, angetommen 1T, Iegte 1900 Met>
len 5uriif, nm Die gad9ri9t gu brinz
gen, baB Der n8pberic" feline 59rauz
be perloren bat unb biilFsbebiirfttq 1T.
Der 0ampfer 9ing am q. N1Gr8 nit
3emDntepferben unb 90 britif4en
9oloaten am 8orO BON bier mad g2a>
tai db.
8 o. ID mebaille fir Rrupp.
2pnbon. 8. Mai. - Die Sab
resperiammIung bes rsaSrpn &c Steel
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Die fronimen W26nebc.

ipelbs eiuft i'm Wittelaitsr bic ct. geruaro=Rrdus
tcrpiatn 3utrt btrgttelt fannt.H Die btitrdTtiosn
GiQtni6afteu Der Grduter, 0ercH fe fb bel Der
@crtcluug bsoitnttn, i.br nobl bonn ite batten
nit D:m Saft. Der bet,effnOtn Rrduttr pite RruRlz
bcittn ots menihlihan G0rp.rs qebtilt, ais od
nameRtljb fIaD NsbeEz, 9isrtHz uuO giuasueiosn,
oeit6rte gtroauuuq, 9ertopiunq uuo Ropii6mers
sen. Gs aiebt taum sjH 3mtitt5 ArlHeimitttl,
iuelGes oas 9lut oerart rcinigt uuo Da]u bttrdgt,
bic gei6punotne 9e6tnfraft lpjeoer lU srDedtns
ME bic St 9lruarD GrdutcrpiatH.
IDlo gi Gr. I&99)
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gustpeis ii6er ben Stanb Der rgomz
mercial anb Jarmers' gaattOnalz
8ant" 8u Baltimore i'm Staate
Marplanb bei'm @e19dftsi9luile
am 80. Nbril 1902.

tbuben:
Surfben unb Sisconti. i.............. 81, ,43S,31427
Ser Stauten=ObliaatiOneu um Die
@irtulation iu fid5srn.. l000O0W
9rdmien uuf Ser. 5tuateuaSbitgatios
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Giicften, 5iderbeiten ETC. 81, l22'9
ganfqebdupe MDbeln Il. Ginribtung 49,4JO.UO
anOeres grunbeigentbum. 4,464o5
6daie BON Ratioull 8anfen Cttue
3tierpe=agenteul :. .............. I39,020l
fdIia pom Staats6anfen IL. 9antierg 16,30l.18
SdIIlg bon Gpprobirten 9teierDts49eH=
ten :. .......... ............... 71,01442
SttuerzTpnD :. ........... 12,659.40
Gbefs uno dnDcre 9aarnlittel. 29,yl4.5
g9ed{el fir bic 2iqnioir=8anf ....-- ll2,449. 48
Ioten auf arbsre 9atonoI39 39antsn.. 10000
Gesblt9 in Der 9ant bsfihOli1e
39eieros
Spje ,llS0o
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l5dubmeiit:r Der 9erJ5taattn (fituf
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Ginot3abltes 8ruaDtdpjtal ........-. $5l2, $4,000
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2lugqaben :. :. .................. 13.665.G4
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uno 9duftcrs ........ 20,31n49
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more. - I'D, 99ilionGepitr Gaiircr Der
obsa gcuaunt:n 9ant, bci9n0re biermit ft;erlib.
D1b Der obige Nuspti5 mad msiuanl beitcn l9fcn
uHD 8lnuben pabr lit.
gSiIfrn Gepier. Saiiirer.
unterbrtbcn uno bsibiporen Dor nic an Ojeiem,
Dem Z. Sage i'm Olorat plai 1902
6cIir u. SuItpdn.
0fieutlid;r 3otar.
Die 8i9tiofeit bti6cinigen:
&durcnce y. 8emp,
eIUpr 4. Sacffon,
gStlliam 3. q. VI alters,
(l29I 0irsttortn.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

The Old Beau was speaking:
"Never ask FOR a kiss. my boy" he
said, until you have token it."-Puck
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

b; I'D of boasting that
nd that Of Paul, who cried
or - glory in the cross of Christi"
And that Of John Newton, who de-
clared: Il am not what / ought TO
be: | am not what / wish to be; !
am not what hope to be, but, by the
grace cf God, / am not what was
Do not boast OF your moral
strength. One Of the most brilliant
men of the nineteenth century. hay-
ing temporarily reformed from in
ebriacy. stood on the platform OF
Broadway tabernacle, New York and
said: "Were this great globe one
crystallite and were offered the pos
session OF IL If | would drink one
glass Of brandy would refuse with
scorn, and want no religion to help
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04
THE BATTLE OF LIFE
How the End OF the Struggle May
Be Brightenel.
Lesson Which May BE Learned from
Boasting Of BenhadRd, the King
of syriR-Humanity En-
cOurngcd.

lCopyrsht. 1901. by Louis Kiopsch. y. "
Washington
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

wonderfully successful 30 promptly curing
lame back kidney bladder uric acid tou-
bes and Brght's Disease. which is the worst
form oi kidney trouble.
Or. Kimer's Swamp-RoOt IS not rec
ommendedforevery,hing buifyou ha 1e kid
ney. liver or bladder trouble it viii be found
Just the remeiyyol need. lthas been tested
inso many ways. in hospital work. in private
practice. among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried %, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall also a book
telling more abou, Swamp Root and how 10
find out ifyou have kidney or b.adieruoub'e.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and f-f|
send your address 10 >-T'--7s 45---..-.1 -,
DR.. Kilmer & Co.. .Bing-
hamion. n. Y. The %. .---s,l - -
regular fifty cen, and Home % sramp-Too,.
dollar sizes are sold b. al. good druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

TITTITT1
That is the breastplate of righteous
ness. Those are the mailed shoes in
which they were shod with the prepa-
ration Of the Gospel" There aud
then you may recount the contrast
between the day when you enlisted
in Christian conflict and the day
when you closed it in earthly fare
well and heavenly salutation, aud the
text. which has 20 much meaning for
US now, will have more meaning for
US then: "Let not him that girdcth
on his harness boast himself a. he
that putteth it of. ."
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04

cures made by Or.
Kilmer's Swamp Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
ltis the great medi-
caliriumph Of the nine
ieenih century dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Dr. kimer. the emil
neni kidney and blad-
nr rrn-fafirf n-a
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-04-04
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK d?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure 10 know Of the wonderful
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22
KiTTERY TO CARIBOU.
One Weeks Winnowings of News
Novelty and Nonsense.

BY the will OF the late Frank Jones, $40
600 is bequest he'd to the Maine Wesleysn
and Female college at Kept's HUI.
Patents have recently been issued TO
the following Maine inventors: j. A.
Decker, Miliinocket, paper pulp screen;
s. W. TnaxCer, Bangor, reversible pro-
pcller.
Herbert E. Hoibrook, OF Wilton,
charged with the murder of bis wife last
September, was found guilty OF murder in
the second degree at Pennington, and was
sentenced to the state prison for life.
The Blddeford papers say that small
bottles, shaped like a cigar and OF the
same co'or, each holding two ounces OF
whiskey, are being sold about the city.
They can be carried in the pocket easily
aud cigar isgs are all the fashion there.
Mrs. Adeline Dorette Walker, aged 102
years and five months, died at the home
OF her grandchildren at Peaks Island, Oct.
/ She was born in Philadelphia, Pa,
April 9, 1900, her maiden name being La
Lab. She was the mother of twelve chill
dren, and had been married twice.
A portrait OF the late Chief Justice
Nathan Weston has been hung in the
rotunda of the state house. 1t was
painted by H. p. Fletcher, Boston, from
the original painting by Badger. Judge
Weston was a member OF the Maine SUI
preme court from 1920 to .1s4i, the last
seven years chief justice.
w. ]. Ryan, the blind almanac man,
will soon start on his twenty-first annual
tour through Maine with the Old
Farmers Almanac and Maine Farmer
Mr.. Ryan is endeavoring to form an or.