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The age-herald., 1902-01-30
OMPLE E ACQUT NE
 EXPECTED IN MONTGOMERY.

Most Montgomerians expected com- plete acquittal, though there were some who expected reprimand on charge ? as printed in the Age-Herald some weeks ago. It was ascertained at the capitol today that the constant courtmartials which have been ordered in the Third regiment during the past twelve months had cost the state more than the entire expenses of the First and Second regi- ments.
 The Governor spent the entire day re- viewing the case, being assisted by Judge Advocate Caffey of his personal staff It was o'clock when the endorsements were completed and turned over to the adjutant general Colonel Brandon is- sued the following general order which recites all the facts in the case
The age-herald., 1902-01-30
CHARGE ON WHICH
 KYLE IS FOUND GUILTY.

Charge 2-Disrespect to superior officer in violation of section Ia of an act to regulate the volunteer military forces of the State of Alabama. acts of the Gen eraI Assembly, 1s9s-99. Specification = In that Lieut.-Col. o. Kyle, Third Infantry Alabama National Guard, in reply to re- spectful communication from his com manding officer, Col E. L. Higdon, Third Infantry, Alabama National Guard, did use language insulting and disrespectful
 Charge s-conduct unbecoming an of- ficer and gentleman in violation of sec ton 15 of an act to regulate the volunteer military forces of the state of Alabama, acts of General Assembly. 1898. Specified tion-In that Lieut-Col. o. Kyle, Third ln- fantry. A. N G.. did address to his com manding officer, Col. E. L. Higdon, communication unbecoming an officer and gentleman, in that he asserts that the said Colonel Higdon was not fit to ac- company him on trips inspecting the com panies, and criticizes the action of the judge advocate general the adjutant gen eral, and the ommander-in-chief by doubting their decision in declaring E. L.
The age-herald., 1902-01-30
DLSGUSTED WITH 3RD RECT
 COMMANDER-IN-C CHIEF ORDERS
 ALL FIELD OFFICERS RELIEVED

Kyle, Third Infantry, Alabama National Guard, having received a lawful order from his superior officer, Col. E. L. Hig- don, Third Infantry, Alabama National Guard, said officer being in the discharge of his duty, to assist in the inspection Of Company G, Decatur, May 13; Company F. Huntsville. May IA; Company B, Flor ence, May 15; Company M, Jasper, May 16, 1901, did willfully dlsobey the same.
 Specification J-In that Lieut.-Col. o. Kyle, Third Infantry, Alabama National Guard having received special order No. IA, headquarters Third Infantry, Ala bama National Guard. issued by Col. E. l.. Higdon, in pursuance to general order No. '. A. G. O., requiring the attendance of field officers at camp of instruction. Birmingham. Ala, July 10 to l6 inclus i've, did willfully disobey the same.
 "Specification S--In that Lieut.-Col. o. Kyle, Third Infantry, Alabama National Guard having received a lawful order by telegram from his superior officer. Col. E. L. Higdon. Third Infantry, Ala bama National Guard, to report immedi- ately for duty at camp of instruction. July H. did willfully disobey the same.
The age-herald., 1902-01-30

Member oT the CourtmartIaI.
 -e-e- | . Y Officers Affected by Order. < < The officers affected by Governor . : Jell-s order are: Q < Col. E. L. Higdon. . ~ I4ieut.-Col Osceola Kyle. Q ~ Major W. J. ParlSes. . ~ Major T. T HIey. < < Major H. H. Mcconnell. Q . Quartermaster Walter Gardner. ~
The age-herald., 1902-01-30

Higdon colonel of the Third Infantry. A. N G. E. l.. HIGDoN, Colonel Third Infantry, A. N. c. (Of-
 ficer Preferring Charges)" CHARGE DisoREDlENcE
 OF COLONEL'S ORDERS.
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FINE OF $1
 IS IMPOSED.

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result. A prominent military man said tonight that he would not be surprised to see disbanding of all the Birmingham of the case if indeed this may be termed its end, is a very great surprise to per- sons here interesting themselves in it.
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mand. He says that only this way can l exact justice be done him under the
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Sir $500 nad 9emti9lano.

Deutlb : amerifanilde 3eitungea
iperben i'm alten Baterlano nit grpz
bem Sntereiie eelelen, neil iie ft4
frel ausipreben unb baufig BON oraz
ben mebr Neuiefeiten unb @a1ribs
ten bringen, als Die beut1@en 3ei>
tungen lelbit. Die ySreie 8refie fir
3eros" lit oruben iiberaa, mobin iie
geianot pirb. elm lebr germ geiebener
@alt uno fann it6 ribmen, Mner<
fennung uno @lrbieung gu finben,
tpie aus 5ablrei9en 8riefen an unS,
lptpie an Dieienigen, tpel9e bas Nlat
an lire 8ernanoten 1@ifen, berpors
sebt. @er baber ieinen 8erpanbten
uno Sreun6en cine Sreube erpeilen,
ibnen elm m~ilfommenes @eiGenf
MAIDEN min, Der beitene fir fie bic
rSreie 8reiie fir Teras". 9as Sn.
tereife fir Teras, mie uberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb Die @eeenb, mD bic
8ertpanbten tppbnen, ift in Deut1H=
lamb iebr lebbaft uno e5 1T unmDe.
li@, in Bripatbriefer cine 10 griirtos
li1e Muffldrung unb Belbreibuno
bes frem6en 2anoes gu geben, pie
6ies Die r5reie 8reiie" aum0bents
lid tbut. Sir ben geringen 8reiS
BON So per1enben mir portpfrei unier
reibbaltiges @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgenb cine Nbreiie i'm Iuslanbe.
Die Treie Vrefie fir 3esaS NmbI.
Gpmpatt.
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5.

Nus Content miro uns atn 13.
Mpril geidrieben: 6ier unb in Der
umgegeno fiel in letter @abt elm
l9perer @emitterregen nit Sturnt.
Dieien Wabmittaa erfolete @ieber=
b0lung in ueritdrftem MaBe, eS
ibien elm Wolfenbrub gu iein; bic
tleinIten WaKerldufe idpoQen su
Str0nten an. Sn Solee beiien 1ino
Die friihaepfligten Ieloer arg sers
rifer uno uermaihen tpproen. 8az
tentueiie eingetbeilt tpiiroe oieIe STE
senrnenge fir ben sanaen Sommer
geniigt uno eire reibe grnte aez
lihert baben. 6offentlid bat iih
oieleS Wetter al1f bic reaenbeoiirfti-
gen Counties eritredt. = G. III.
= Der 8rdiioent bat Solepbine
gbeSlp als BDitmeiiterin fiir 8eQ=
bile errannt.
Nuf Der Strefe Der Gantas
SesBabn fieben Meilen 6ftlib bon
Brountpoob entgleiite Elm Bug in
5olae Der 9eriperrune Der @eleiie
uno Der SnQenieur tpuroe getDbtet
unb bic 6ei3er gefdbrlib perbriibt.
Sn Gtbens lit cine Brdierpens
Sabrit etablirt tuprben. Die Sar=
n1er baben atpeibunoert Gder 2anb
NIT Tomaten bepflanst uno 9auz
lenoe bon Sbftbdumert ~ausaeiebt.
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sett aber 60 sahreu

idon puroe Mrs. Winslom's Soo.
thing sSprup pDn Miaipneu BON
Mfiittern beim 8abnen Der &inber
argepenoet. @irit gu i'm @blafe
our6 bas S@reie,t zines &tnoes ges
itDrt, oaS i'm 8abnen tit unb ppr
Sbmer5en tpeint? Meuu 10, la11e
lDfort cine Slai9e ,pp,, ,M1r8.
WinSlDmS SDDtbin9 Ghrup" boler.
Sein Wertb 1T unbeaablbar. @s
miro benz fleinen 2eibenber iofprt
2inoerung perl9aHen. BerlaBt eub
oarauf, Mitter, es 1T tein Bmeifel
oariber. @s beilt Diarrbne, regr.
lirt ben Wager uno bic Miereu, be.
ieiti9t @ino &ulit, erpeibt ben
@aumen, perbinoert Gntalnouno
uno ftdrtt oas gauge Spitem. .Mrs.
@insluwS Soothing Syrup" fiir aab.
nenoe &inoer 1T anaenebm i'm sc.
ibmad; oas &ecept ftarun1t bpm
einern Der beitet peibli1en Nerate in
ben Ser. Staaten. Sc 1T Bel allen
Druggiiten in Der ga1aer. @elt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per Slaibe.
&auft niGts anoeres, als Mra.
@inslotps Soothina<5 Syrup.
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Oie gerasz mnb VacificzYabn


perfauft fur Die bonn %. Bis 25.
Npril in Dallas itattfinbenbe Me.
union Der conf6berirten 8eteranen
BON allen ibren @tatiDnen III Teras
GunbreiiebiQette au eritaunlib ME-
origen Staten. Tidets gum 8erfauf
am 81, %. uno %. glJtig flr bic
&udreiie BON Dallas am rs. Npril.
uniere Ngenten beioreen Shlof<
tp~agenpldse uno eeben ndbere @in<
aelbeiten.
s.. s.. 6ugbes.
6eilenoer Bafaee Net., Sort WDrtb.
6. IS. Turner,
General 8aiiaee Iet., Dallas.
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aas berfanSen mniere allteu.

uniere B0rfabren uusten mobf, tuels
ben Sbab ie an ben ct. 8ernarb &rau<
terpilen batten, uns oesbalb burften bic
ielben aud in feinem 9auie feblen. Nber
niht nur 1iniere Batter unb SPLITTER fann@
ten bic eminent ~beiitrdftisen gisenihaf-
Der &rauter, aus ruelden bic HiIen be.
ffeben, lonbern aud Die %beribmten Merste
nnb Seiltlntler ber alten Belt, mie 60
len, 9abnemann, S5bbenbam un6 anbere
batten ben @ertb oieler 8rduter erfannt
unb nerorbneten bic Sdfte berielben ibren
Iatienten in alien Gdnen bon Stbrunaen
Der &6rperDr9ane, ~iberbaupt BEL alien
2ei6en, BON uelhen bic Menihen befal>
len 81 per6en pfe9en.
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Steiner Grtraft bon aasgeim9tem
Mal,.

Malt-Nutrine, oas ppn Der YIN,
beuler.B ui6 8rauerei in ct. Souls,
Wto.. bergeftelt miro, lit feinesrueas
Elm Experiment. Sabrelanse prot.
tilde Broben, purlidtiee uno sabl.
leie Mnaluien baben in benz einsiaer
aroBen 9onit, nMfalt Wutrine" ae.
ilannt, ben erbofften Grfola eefun.
ben. .Wtalt Mutrine" lift elm ab1otut
reiner Mal5 : @rtratt uno entbalt
AGO Broaent @gtraft StoHe uno
tpeniger ais 2 Bruaent Nltobol, es
1T oabsr gang unb gar nidt . berau-
iheno.
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= Bumps Cylinder, M5bren unb
Ginfaiiung, @inos unb 8ferbefraft.
Wiblen. Mlalmp Srpm Wprt1.

= @egen &atarrb unb GrtGltuna
i'm &opfe iolte man gu inbaliren
nibtS anoereS nebn1er, ols Hunts
Lightning Oil, ba es bas bette lit.
Ginige Tropfen innerlih genurnnseii
linoern uno beilen @ino @plif,
@bolera Worbus uro 6bnlibe 2ei-
ben. 0arantirt. Hreis % uno
so Gents.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cine
rei4e Dame, fuelbe burh ST. MtisHsn'S
Aiinfli9e O5rtrsxtmeIm BON S1perb6ria.
teit unb Obreniauien gebeilt tpprbet 1T.
bat ieinern Snftitut elm Geibent BON
$4,000 0pAarS iibermadt, ban1it 5ol6e
taube un6 ihtperbbri9e N%eripnen, mel6e
nibt bic Nfittel befiten, iim bic Obrtrprt.
r1eln 5a berihaffen, bieielben utniDmft er,
balten t6nnen. 0riefe tpule man abrel.
firen: No. 81 N, Das Institut Nicholson,
"Longcott". Gunnersbury. London, w.
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Moti5 fit sttntr5abler,

Die Staotiteuern fir bas Sabr
1902 iino iebt faaig uno in meiner
Office in Der Staotbaue gu San Nns
tonic, 9eras, sablbar. Gieielben
miiien Bis gum 81. Wai entrihtet
meroen, nab melbem Gage elm 8uz
ihlag BON Siraf9ebibren unb Soften
erfolet. &ommt fribseitie uno Der.
meioet oas @eordnge.
60. StepeS,
Staotfoneftpr.
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ss- 8alt, cement, Sano, Bad
iteine, feuerfeite Steine uno Tbuns
Cheer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappes
Cheer uno asphalt, Del, Terpentin.
Jarben, @las &c. &c. ftetS purrdtbiQ
bel S. 6. 9ielmana, BOG Oft.
Commerce Stra6e. @ieoriee 8reiie,
quite Waare iouie quite uno reeue
Beoienung peroen earantirt. -
40
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Ser CINDERELLA Saub .Yalait

SEQ. 207 Nlaruu Bla5a, 9elepbon
585, bat einen eroBen Borratb BON
Sbuben fir 9errer, 9ame1 unb
&inber. Mne @aarer, 1ino rur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen beapeer. Wir
bieten ale &onfurrens our1 Qualis
tdt uno 8reiie. Nub Die beliebten
uno porsialiben Nlfreo Dolse's
Jilaihube fino mieoer' angetommen.
Sprebt bel unS pDr unb be1ihtiet
infer 2ager Dber ididt Cure Nuf.
trdge brteflih elm.
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Giienbabn Tabr<Y lan.
5. 4 q. %. 8abn.
lI Z + - T. a.

geah alIen Norb>9 ........
.7.30 Sprm.
Nab ct. Souls, Mempbis unb benz
Often. 1870 MtttaaS.
Ra6 8aeD, Noro<Ieras, Santa Sc unb
SrtScDsYunften 8.15 NbenoS
9tab ct. Souls uno benz Often 800
3ah 2areoo unb Meriep. 800 BDrnt.
M~nfunft.
8onS st. Souls unb benz Diten. .7.3O Born.
8Dn Noro>Seras, Santa Sc unb Sriscp<
8unften .8.45 Born.
Son fDcalen Buntten .......6.30 Nachm.
Son ct. 2ouis unb benz . item 11.45 Mbbs.
Son 9arebD unb Merito. 80. II. 10 Nadm.
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Slieaen,T eniter, Sliesen=Tba
rem; alle Nrten Drabt Mebe uno
3ubebDrtbeile. @ir baden Die rlies
brighten 8reiie flr biele 8ranfe.
6. Braeger,
322-324 Otto pmmer GtraBe.
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Southern Yacific 8abn.
Whfohrt.

Nah Netu Orleans, 9oufnn uno Gal-
nefton td9lib.. ....... 1900 Mittags.
Nab gl 8aiD, galifornien unb Wertto
Nab NorbeTeras, ct. Souls mn6 Chico.
go (Katy Flyer. 1915 Mbenos.
Nntunt.
Yon NorosSe1as, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........8:30 Mor9ens.
Bon Nefp Orleans. SDuitDn unb Col
beton td9lib.............4:6 Nabnt.
8on 81 8aiD, galifornten mnb Merifo
7.3O WbenbS.
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General 8afiaee Net., Dallas
6. S4emerme9er's Eamilienaarten

erfreut fid pe9en ieiner ausgeseib-
neten &ube oes beiten &ufes bel
Oieiigen unb Sremoen unb piro
oementiprebenb pDrt ssreunoen elmer
9uten oeutifen Soft fart Patrons
iirt. Delifateiien Der Saiion ent.
ipredenb. MilhereiprDbufte auer
Mrt. SIN Saloon finbet man itets
frilhes Bier, quite Weine, 2iauDre
uno Gigarren. ~Gheuermeber'S 6a.
milienaarten lit Elm Grbolungsplas
erfter &lafie.
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~. s.. & =. 8abn.
81 hf0hrf

Nab @aco, Scot Wprtb, OaIas. &anias
gitp, ct. 9ouis unb Chicago, tdglib,
(S. u. s. y. 8. Oepot) 1870 Worgens.
Nab @acD, Sort WDrtb, Dallas &c. lbDm
Suniet.OepDt) .8:15 Mbenbs.
Mntunt:
Bon Chicago. st. 2puis, 3anias gitp,
Oaaas, Sort @ortb unb @aco, tdglth
(Suniet GepDt) ...........8:30 Born1.
Bon 8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. Is.
u. s. u. 3. DepDt) ...... 1926 Nben6s.
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Stets fertig gum @ebraub,
itetS auperldifig iin6 Cheatham's
Laxative Tablets. Sic bepirfen
Die 6eilune elmer grfdltung ihneuer,
al8 irgeno elm anoeres Wfittel. 2et@t
bel lib su traaen, ansenebm gu neb'
men. @arantirt. Hreis % Gts.
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Mnerlei.

$t0$kAkh
Nm /. Waai finben in Sort
Sam Guufton bic Briifuneen Der
8anoioaten fir bic Militdr : Nfaoes
ME IN Weits8oint itatt.
= Die 8ereinigung Der Wirtbe
uno Spirituoienbdnoler, League
Of Liberty, ba(t bier lire Sibuna
ab. Gs iino % Delegaten autueieno.
@S bat tuieoerbplt in Der Wats
barihaft fort eeregnet.
- Wie init einem 8auberih(aoe
baben iih lett benz Geaen Die Iusz
fidbten nerdnoert unb Den Tarmern
uno Stdbtern 1T uieber Muth uno
6pffnung %eingel6Bt tpproen.
- 6err NoDlf Waaner tritt
am Dienftag nit ieiner @attin cine
gurspareiie an, bic i'm nnb Stalien,
bic Sbmei5, Deitreih, Deutihlano
&c. fiibrt. Nuh Die 9our nah Dem
Norocap lit eingeihlofien.
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Die niebrioen Breiie, bic 6.
$. Dean s. 6 o. fiir allen Waa<
rem, Die fte in ibrem Geibdft flbrer,
anieten, beriibren Cure B6rfe nun
fei3bt.
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Sect TT bic Heit

euren gorratb BON 5euerbDls fir
pen 8lnter an5uidafen. Sir baben
pas bette lie bier Dfferirte 6pla aus
Houno &od an Der SO. &. & e.
Sabn. Mtadt Cure 8eiteaune.
3elepbpn 81.
Sunfet @ppo PAM,
Us. ". fsith, General Wanaaer.
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- Der Brdlioent bat ben @rss
6lldot Hpan BON philadelphia gum
Mtit9lteoe Der Suoianersg ummiilion
ernannt.
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@alplins, 9ampfs. Winos uno
Bferbetraft. Bumper, 8obrmaihines
rie unb anes Moterial fir Wafer=
Beibahung.
Alamc SrpH @nrfs.
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@mlf ebore 8abn..

Nbfabrt.
Nab Stodbale, taslih, $500 gorm.
Mnfunt.
Bun stodbale, tdalib. 1900 @adhm.
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q. u. & u. g. 8abm.
Nbfohrt.

Mab GalpeftOn. 6ouftou uno guero tag.
liQ. 900 Bornt.
Wah Corpus ghrifti, Mranfas Ho6 unb
BeebilIe tdeli1 .......... ubr 8prm.
unb 2:20 Na4m.
Nab 86rne unb 8errniae. tdslib. $50.
1880 Borm.
Mnfunft.
@on @alneton, 9Duton unb guero tdss
li6 700 Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus ghrifti, Mranias 8ab unb
BeebiIe t69li6.. .2:05 Radm.
Bon 86rne unb 8errnine. tdglib......
$3.50 Mbenbs.
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Npers uGmeritaniides 3eitmussz
Sahrbnd".

Sn Der TDrm zines SDlianten BON
annaberno Der 9ide oes nWeblter"
liest urs iebt Die neue &usgabe oes
American Newspaper An
nual", berausseeeben uDn sc. W.
Iper & Spn, fir bas Sabr 1902
ppr. Doiielbe entbdlt Die genaue
unb lorefdltig aufeeiteIte 2iite aller
in ben Ser. Staten unb oerer GDz
lonien, iDmie in Canada, auf Cuba
unb ben anoeren me1tinoii6en Snz
ieln erlbeinenben 3eitunsen uno
3eitihriften, NIT eenauen Snforma=
tiDnen itber beren 6erausgeber, ibre
pulitil6e 6tbtung, lire Guflage uno
Die Belt ibrer 8rinoung &c.
NuBeroem entbalt oies 8ub cine
furse, aber prdctie 8el6reibung aQer
Orte Der Ser. Staten unb Cana
bas, in tpelben cine 3eitune ers
ideint, einlb[ieBlib Der @ilenbabn<,
Teleerapben=, grpreBz uno 8anfz
gerbdltniiie Der beiasten Ortlbaften
unb tbrer inouitrieaen reip. lamb
wirtbihaftliben Notwithstanding
feit.
Cine Neueruns in bielem reueiten
Sabrgang lit es, baB oteles Sabr=
bub AUDI init iorgfdltia repioirten
2anofarten aqer Staater uno Ser
ritorien Der Union, ipmie idmmtliher
GDlDnien b%erielben, ferner aner
BrDpinsen bes 9omintums Cana
%, lDmie gubas unb Der iibrioer
peitinoil9en Snielr entbdlt.
9ies Werf lit fir Die araerifaniz
lbe @eihdftsmelt Elm @abiblaaez
bub BON ~geraoesu unihdbbarem
@ertbe.
Nnbangsmeiie bringt Npers Sabrz
bub feruer mob cine l1eberiibt iiber
cine gauge &etbe BON &ategorien
nerlbieoener Specialz uno Sah=
3eit19rtften = pie religiDle 8ldtter,
MISUNDERSTANDING Bublicatinnen,
pdoaguQiibe uno mebicinii6e Sahe
ihriften, Organe BON oebeimen @e'
IelI9aften uno 2ogen uno 9anoelSz
uno @eperbe 5abbldtter Der ner<
1biebeniten Dirt.
8eionoers lebbaft intereiIirte uns
Die S6luBzN btbeilung, nelde iih
iberiibtlib uno leparat nod einn1a[
NIT ben yBublifationen frentoer
Sprade in ben Ser. Staaten" be-
faBt.
IS eebt baraus bernor, baB in
Den Ser. Staater unb Canada etc.
auBer in enaliiber Sprahe 8ldtter
in 30, iage uno ibreibe oreiBig ner<
ihieoenen Spraben eribeinen, mDz
bel Die in &larntnerr angegebenen
| 3iHern Die 3abl Der in ben betref=
fenoen Spraden eribeinenoen 8ldt>
ter angeben, ndmlib:
NrabtI1 ~.
86bmiib, D. 3. @5ehiIh (44).
GberDfeitib %.
gbtneiiib (9).
groatiib ~.
Ddniib 10y.
Geutlb Tea. 742 uno bapon go
tdQlib erIbeinenoe).
Sinniib (6).
Srans6iiib (112, oapor aber iiber
swei Drittel in G%anaba).
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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-01-10
JOHN HORTON.

John Horton. an old and respected cit
izen, died at his home in the town of
Fulton Monday, after two days illness
from paralytic stroke. He was born in
County Gavin, Ireland, and was II years
old at the time of his death. He enlisted
in the United States service in New York
City in 1858 as mariner on the United
States steamship San Jacinto, under O..
Armstrong. He was discharged from the
San Jacinto on account of volunteer SER
vice. He then enlisted on board the
United States Vermont, where he served
until discharged at the Marine barracks,
Brooklyn, n. Y, Dec. %, 1862, on account
of expiration of term of service. He was
member of the Edgerton Post G. A. r.
He leaves to mourn his death nine chill
dren, his wife having preceded him to
the other world ten months ago. The
children are John Horton of GAINESVILLE,
Mrs. Harry Holdredge of Watertown,
Mrs. Geo. Attlesey and William Horton
of Huron, Mrs. Bernard McDonough,
Mrs. George Gessert, Mrs. Harry Lang
worthy and Dick and Frank Horton, all
of Edgerton. Funeral took place from
his late home in the town of Fulton at
10 clock Thursday morning and from
st. Joseph's church at 1870.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-01-10
ROCKDALE COMING FAST.

"A Lumber Yard Drops In Without Warming
Things are coming pretty fast nova
days up at Rockdale since it was settled
that the Cambridge railroad would be
extended to that place, SO rapid are the
happenings that many of it's staid old
citizens are fairly aghast at develop
ments. It took just Is minutes Tuesday
to establish lumber yard there, set up
an office and get ready to do business.
And it was done SO quietly that half a
dozen other parties who wanted to en-
bark in the same line of business were
amazed to see their intention forestall-
ed. The Heddes Lumber Co. has long
had an eye on Rockdale as location of
another, branch yard, provided the rail-
road was put through, and came to the
conclusion that it was about time to 'get
busy" At an early hour Tuesday morn
ing 20 teams were quietly loaded with
lumber at the yards in this city, and just
as the sun was coming up drove out in a
procession toward the new railroad town.
Mr.. Heddles preceded them and on
reaching Rockdale began to make in
quiries regarding the location of the de-
pot grounds. He learned that the ter
minus was to be on land owned by Steph
Haight and hunting up Mr.. Haight got
his permission to tear down the fence
and drive upon the grounds. Later tel
ephone communication was opened up
with the officers of the railway company
in Milwaukee and arrangements made
with them for the location of the yard.
Everything was thus settled, and when
the teams arrived it took but few min
utes to dump the lumber on the ground,
and behold, the yard was started. Jens
Lund, one of the old standbys of the
Heddles company, was left in charge to
hold the fort until further arrangements
can be made. Thus the first new bust
ness venture at Rockdale induced by the
prospective railroad was born.
We are informed that the contracts
for extending the road from Cambridge
to Rockdale have been let and the work
of grading will be started soon.