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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-04

'Tacks'' at short meant safe one
every time. He with the big batting
average when at short is one huge
frost. .--.---,. .-.---
Ferris to K1opf to Nordyke in the
fifth was about the swiftest double
seen on the grounds this season.
Lundbaum may be all right at
times, but yesterday he pitched ball
like a man heaving alfalfa.
Three-doubles in the eighth wasn't
so bad. Every man on the team fat
tened his batting average.
Owney Patton will umpire the
series.
wild Willie" Burns is to do the
twirling today for the Mormons.
Slagle for the Indians.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-04
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FOE sALE-JERsEY COWS, 1oa
sUPERFLUoUs HAZE, MoLEs

pimples, wrinkles, etc. permanent
ly removed; thin or faded hair cor
rected; dandruff cured manicuring.
N. Y. o-Therapeautic Co,
suit 402 Mohawk block. Tel. Red
3051.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-04
rxE srEYMHR D1Uo co.,

Prescription Pharmacy. 0soG Monroe.
They will send for and deliver it
without extra charge,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-04

OO-OPERATIVE TAILORS-XEET
all suits in order free Of charge.
Suits made to order. $12 and up
ward. 321 Division street. Phone
East 1892
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-04

0ILNAM 8 CO., 1UNE1Ax d.
rectors, go 6prague. Tel. Main sol.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

w.. g I-o,eos hos
hi"' "u''' .,,,..+ 90 eaiIe IN tho
= ,.t,,Io,,+ nf orric,IIture If Washing
,,. -
Mrs. iehJ'...1H li"''iS'''' 'NO
he late pE2S.ooN'' proposes " ~" "
MI. ln@erSoiI' III" n!ll''o"'''' "'' nv
Ter be"Ctii"I rome ii '''e -Au't'''''''~' No.
b'rk'i'| l-o"-''
MIS-. Mary l'"lc"l Il"' -, W. i'o,,,H'
mas o"'rPu t"' l".t."uo . w. ,;',.,,.;naI
mansion OF ll"''Il'1l' ~ ''1S ''.,'o, 'r -
%0c!et! OF '.''' Guy Il '"''''' N''''
raised I" ihA'h'''." It,
Miss Blanche E'o'h' 4 niece u ~
win Booth. las cSt""LShcu i ora''in -
Sclooi III N'l"'''i,','>' 80, ~, ,.'o,
merry -" iile''','rt VI !'' "': r,,,, ,i,l
iiA anu i''''s '' '''',''
For years Mate i"'>'"' "'' ''', > =.
pathiZe with h"r huSolhu III Ills u,
rades against tie Iiu>SIah &ofer'iii'' ~
and therefore refused 10 cridciSe VI lis
ten to his work. flnaiIy' however, He
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25

S. c. Dawson, a we'll known
contractor, left the city this morn
Ing for the St. Marys oil field.
Dan O'Neill, The popular driller,
returned to Minnie this morning
after spending Sunday with his
family.
The stone cutters have COM
menced making the openings In
the side walks for the poles for the
new car line.
Theodore Kellar, of Middle
bourne, arrived In the city this
morning, leaving on the S.55 train
for points in the interior OF the
State.
Wanted-To buy about No. 6
Star Drill, in good condition and a
bargain. Address South Drilling
Co., 329 Water street, Pittsburg,
Pa. 16t
John Goodwin, a we'll known
pioneer driller, came up from the
Cochransville, Ohio, oil field Sat.
urday evening and remained over
Sunday In the city. He resides on
the North Side.
The Womans Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Presby-
terrain church, will give social In
the church parlors tomorrow,
(Tuesday) evening commencing at
1880. Ice cream and strawberries
will be served. All are cordially
invited. rs 1T
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25
Local News

F. P. Boyd went to Waverly on
the morning train.
Joe Childers went to Friendly on
the first train this morning.
George Lazear joined the crowd
Tor Paden City this morning.
E. J. Cosper went to Proctor on
the first train this morning.
S. w. Templeton was a Short
Line passenger this morning.
Elmer Templeton took the morn
Ing train for points In Wetzel.
J. Y. Mcknight took the first
train this morning for Folsom.
Charles Creekmore took the
morning train for Steubenville.
E. J. Blackburn was called to
Friendly this morning on business.
PHI. Anderson, of Friendly, ar
rived In the city on the first train.
c. R. Kerr took the first train
this morning for New Martinsvllle.
Harry Crawford, the genial oper.
ator, took the early train for Eu-
reka.
M. c. Hagan ard son, Master
Melvin took the early train for
Waverly.
R. M. Clendanning, of Parkers'
burg, arrived In the city on the
early train.
Charley Ginkle, the popular
driller, left on the morning train
for Minnie.
Kore Queen took the first train
for Ben's Run, where he has extern
sive oil interests.
Clint Moore took the morning
,rain for points in the northern
part of the State.
R. M. Mcconnell was called to
Darlington this morning, where he
Is drilling a we'll.
Will Wasser, after spending Sun.
day with his family returned to the
field this morning.
W. S. Mccoy went to Matamoras
this morning In the interests Of the
Tyler County Bank.
B. L. Walton, popular ''toolie"
of this city, left this morning for
the Ben's Run oil field.
U.C. Proper, of Matamoras, for
melly of Proper & Bradley, arrived
In the city this morning.
Attorney Kesterson returned to
Plttsburg this morning after spend.
ing Sunday with his family.
Floyd Furbee, of the county seat,
passed through the city this morn
Ing c.: rs way 70 SNIFF q
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25
Farmers and the Smelters.

Farmers around Butte. Mont. have
organized to make fight against the
owners OF the ore smelters in that vi
cinity. which. it is claimed. have ruined
the agricultural industry in that sec
ton. The statement is made by the
farmers that no less than five tons OF
sulphuric acid and half that amount of
arsenic are discharged into the ar
daily and that the crops for a great
man" res :,,-o::--..:..l - affected
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25
A Splitting Backac e.

Pains In the back and loins are
the most common symptoms of
kidney troubles. These pains are
mostly caused by overwork, over.
exertion and worriment. Men and
women alike are subject to these
pains. but relief Is quickly obtained
By using DeBell's Kidney Pills
Price CSC. Every box " rrauted
Sod l. , E:e BIS.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25
UnDreiudiced,

"But, judge, you were asleep when
the testimony was presented. How can
you give decision"
Easily, sir, easily, for no one can
accuse me of having been prejudiced
by the arguments Of either side"-Phil-
adelphia Times.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25
In Doubt.

This dubious obituary notice is from
the pen Of rural editor on the depar-
ture of late esteemed citizen:
He went away in autumn chill,
A little after seven;
Held office twenty years-but still
We trust he got to heaven!
Atlanta Constitution.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25
House for Sale.

A fine two story frame house and
lot on Stockings addition for sale
at a reasonable price. House has
six rooms, water, gas and electric
lights and fine lot. Price and
terms made known by addressing
or calling on the Oil Review, on
Catherine Street. Io ct.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25
Proved 1t.

Nell-He told me l was the only girl
be ever loved.
Belle-And he expected you to be-
lieve it?
Nell-Of course And he really did
act like a beginner to get off that old
chestnut.-Philadelp Record.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-25

]. H. Buell. came up Saturday
from the Ben's Run field and re-
NAMED overSunday with his family.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
Eanaata erfIdrt ftN BON CO.
IOntbia ttnabbGuaia.

Nm B. Nopember lpuroe Die llnab,
hdnai9teit oes Sifbmus protlamirt.
Cine aroBe. aus 9n9eborigen oGer
parteien beltebenoe Iienidenmen9e
lnari6irte nod benz Gtanoorte Der
8rupDen uno nabm bprt 8tpei Gene
rale, Die erlt am WSor9en anqetomnen
lparen. gefanaen. Ser @ntbuiiasmus
mar rielig. guf Die Gunoe oaboh
bombaroirte oas Geaieruu9stanonen.
boot ,ga9ote" Die 5taot, ,pobei IL
@bineien 9ei6Otet uno mehrere Sduler
beiddoi0t muroen. Ser ameritanii1e
RDnlul erbob @inipru6 eegsr Die 8e.
i6iebung.
8le &eeieruna Der Der. Stooten bat
Die de facto HeQierun9 Der neuen 3e.
publit Yanama formeQ anerfannt.
Ser Ser. Staaten 8elanote 8eoupre
in 8ogota uno 6err @brmann, Der
Ger. ct. W3etonIul in Banana. Iinb
per Subel onaetuleien poroen. Die &e=
gierun9en bon Colombia uno Banana
5u benahri6ti9en, ooB Die nele 8eeie=
run9 anerfannt noroen it,.
8le an ben Nsetoniul @brman 9e-
fhlfte 8epede loutet ,pie fol9t:
pOie SeoDlterung bon Banana bat,
mie ss Ibeint gang einmiitbig, Die poli=
tiIden 8eSiebunqen nit Der Republit
@olombia ubOebrOAen uno i6re unabs
6Gngi9teit prot!amirt. QBenn sic
Hbsr5eu9t oapon .Iino. oaB cine de facto
&eNierun9 republitaniiber Sorm Ell.
itirt uno ibr I'M eiQenen 2anbe teine
nambafte Sppoliton Qsmadt miro,
oann peroen Sie nit ibr oIs Der per=
antluortIiden &e9ierung oes 2anoes in
Verbin0ung treten uno Oon ibr Derian=
gen, ooB Iie in 9ebiibrenoer WsiIe oos
Geben uuo Dos @i9entbum Der Yiirger
Der Ser. Staoten bei6uBe uno ben
8erfeDr ouf Dem Sitbmus oufre6t ere
bate, in llebereinltlmmun9 nit Gsr=
traQsoerpHlbtungen, Die Nuf Die 8e5ie=
6unQen Der Ser. Staten 3u jenem 8e=
bet 8e3u9 baben."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
0r,tbcufotdstrpDl, .

Bit9inia @itp, Mont, z. Nop. ssn
Der Gearia9e WIine in Summit, oAi
Mellen bon bier qeleaer, ton nm Srei=
| tag ein 6euer gum slasbrud, ods. lo=
| melt oies bis iebt bstannt lit. Den 3oo
uon iieben YerIonen sur 6olqe bate.
Cine Nn5abl Mdnner lino i9limn oer=
brannt uno plele beFilloen ii6 nod in
Der 8rube. Nie biele bon ibnen nod
9ercttet lperoen t0nnen, 1T eine offene
6ra9e. 9te 5ooten iino iouett oies
betannt lit: Superintendent ". ..
Surner, eiE Bergmann Nnmeus 3obiu
lino fiini anoere, Die 10 iblilnm per=
branHt lino, 0aB Iis nGt ioentiIisirt
tperoen tOrnen. GieIe lieben 2si6en
+ lino ioDeit aus Der Brube beyausee=
Ii6offt tporoen.
Ser Supt. Surner tGm inns 2eben,
als er feline 2eute 81 retten perluhte.
gr lab. nur bolb. anQetleioet, beim
6riibltilf, ols Der Nlarm oeeeben MUIR
ne. uno er elite loiort in SemosQrmeln
/. oen Saupttllnnsl binein. Oil 8
ltano ober ibon in Delen 6lammeu.
Mit SuIfe zines anoeren Wo:nes
brahte er fiinf 2si6en beraus, oarun=
ter oiejeni9e Sobins. De, einem snei=
ten &sttun9so:rIu6 tomeu lie beioe
ums 2eben. Surner's 9ater mar fri s.
bet Staats,= NuoitOr BON Colorado.
Der WOnn batte cine Gorobnun9, ooB
er iterben puroe. ebe er 36 Sabre alt
lei. Sein Yruoer. 6ront 3urner,
fam Dor Elm p0ar SNbreu I'M 9Ilter bon
33 Sabren III Nri5Ona lms Qeben uno
aud mebrere anoere Mit9lisosr Ieiner
6amilie tameu in Dem Nlter ums
2eben.
Gs lino i'm @unseli a9t 2euts ums
2ebeu getommen. Sic uriode oes
Yronoes in ben S9adtgebGuoen, mel=
der ben MsnI6snpsrluit berbeiiiibrte,
lit nod nl6t entoedt uoroen. Sie Nr=
belt in Der 3eAe miro noh @rridtun9
zines neuen G6adt= uno Waibinenge=
bauoes fofort pieoer Guf9enOmmeu
iuer0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
@ic ncrOteut t,,an 0cto.

@gentfn iepen 9eldledts lpllten an
Die Ifarlb Nanufacturins Co., 538 Cafe
ct, Gbicasp, ST., f6reiben um SGulfra=
ticncn unp gtnseIbeiten iber ibr babIhes
aluminium &arten-6utteral nit @urem
eiu9ranirten Namen unp 100 Gilite=
cber @eihaftsfarten. Sepermann belteut
iplde. Mlulter-Sutteral init 100 &arten
40 Gents. Diele Gutterale nit Rarten
wercen ein3eln fir IS Gents Yerfauft
Man brauht nur bas Wnlter gu seieen,
um cine Srpre gu betpmmen. Senpet
iofcrt 10 Gents fir Elm 6utteral nit 100
8arten rpcr 80 Gents fir 100 &arten
pbne Jutteral. 8
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
8crD6nignispoae 2Srads.

NaGlali9teit Uerur1aat manAen 81
lenbabnzllnfall, unp bic rdmlidbe ur1a9e
madt menl6lidhe gGradS purA Quneen-
uno 6alsleipen. Seit Dem Sorbanpenz
iein epn Or. 8inss Stem Discovery fin
Qussebrune, 6ulten uno Grtdltunsen
t6nnen Die alIeri6limmiten Sale pie1er
9eipen furirt merpen. 6rau 2pnis Grasa
Don DcrAeiter, Maf., 1T cine opn 8tez
len, beren 2eten ourd Gr. Sings Ner
Discovery 9erettet murbe. unfeblbar fir
5ulten unp grtdltuu9en. Sebe SOC.
uno Sl.00 5laIde lit gardntiert Don 6.
9. 8ainSber9e', &NpOtbeter. probeFt-
iAen fret. Su &ainsbersers Nrpt]e. 6
wirp beut11 se1prphen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
9anfiagnngs> Grenriionen

= 9}irgenos t0nnt Sbr before Obl-
bdume taufen als bel 0aniel @pB.
ct bat cine oroBe 9lusluabl Der belten
5orten 9lepfsl,, 9firlid=, yirnen-,
gHoumen= unb 8iriA=Sdume. Die er
lelbit ss5o9en bat III ieinen Saumlbu=
len BEL 9isip philadelphia. Iu6 Srau=
benz uno &olen= StDfe, 3ierbdume
uno 3ierpfanaen piele Surten. Seine
8dllme lino erlter GlaRe, friib uno ge=
iuno; frei BON aefdbrliden SnIetteu.
ueberSeugt @u9 ielbif uno talft bon
ibm. gdume uno YHou3en t0nnen Il
glpf n6rblid bonn Is. & 3. gabnbDf
abgebolt meroen. %.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
&eriteiaernna.

@m Wontag, l6. Roosmber. Nah.
mitta0s um llbr. merben auF Del
5arm bon SobR urfer i'm Stonecreet.
Sbal, sDei Ueilen meItlih bon Oort.
tomn uno adt Weilen tpeitlib bon Nelr
gbilafelpbla, 0eu, 9afer Corn, gDel=
aen, @ornfutter, Rartoffeln, Gioer, eil1
Yfero uno Yferoeaeldirr, Elm Sprina-
.tpaaen. spei fette S6peine, Siibner,
cine Wanoub:. amsi Gefen. @5tible,
5epplde. ein Rleioeridrant uno piele
onoere 4rtitel 6ffentlid uerifeisert uni
Die Jarn, 100 9lfer. fir | ooer 8
Sabre perpabtet fir islten 9abt3ins
9llle getrdge unter SIS miiiien baar be-
Sablt peroem.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12

Wad elmer Dspeide aug g6iIaoeI-
pGia bot Sbomas 6. @oiIon tpieoer
einrnal eine aroBartige Grlinoma qe.
maht: cine tleine Maldine aur @r.
Seu9nng elettriIher Sraft, ipelde ir-
aeilomo auf9efellt tperren fam uno
nit 10 billigem Waterinl arbeitet, Dab
aud minoer Semittelte ii6 bomlt 4idt
uno Rraft fir Saus uno 6pf tperoen
perIhahen t0nnen Ser getrieb lit 10
einfa9, oaB Elm 9nabe ibn beIorgcn
lam. Sn Serbinoung nit Der @oi.
lon'iben Storage 8atterie biirfte Der
neue Generator 9eraoe5u epo6ema6eno
fuirten,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
SeitDem feimen Sae franf.

SD mar sefdbrli6 an Nierenletben
erfranft. SD prcbirte ale Sprten See,
pisinen, erbielt iepph feline 9tnperung.
SD 9ewabrte zines 5a9es eine @njeiee
BON Glectric 8itters unp beI6lpB, pas<
ielte 3u perluAen. 9iad Ginnabme ei=
niger Oplen ipiirte i6 Qtnperuns uno
balp parauf mar i'd ppllfrmmen sebeilt.
Seitoem mar i'd feinen Sag lang frant.
Ieine Na6tarn fino ppn &teunlati6s
mus, gfeuralsie, seber% unb giierenleioen
turirt worben." Sp berihtet 9. s.
8ab BON Jrempnt, 81. 6. Sur so @ts.
nnp garantirt BON s. 9. &ainSberssr,
Npptbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
3 ittabeue fiir Mbbaltuttg
Oes Common Yleass
0eri0teS ftir oaS
oSaDr ~. 8.
1904

Gtaat Obip
Acbter Common YIeas 9itritt
Gs ift onseoronet baB bic Scrmine bes Common
9leas @eriGtes in ben perld)iebenen Counties bes
tea8te tttfttcS fr SaS a5r 1904 etSefett ioerSet;
iolen fpte fo9t:
geImont Comfy.
am 12. Gage bes Sonuar. a,n 12 Gage oes april unb
ON 4 Gag oes Sftober
9uernfep GDuntp.
@n H. Gag bes syebruar. an 2. Gag bes Wla unb on,
8. Gag bes Sftpber.
SarriiDn County.
I'm % Gag oes 5e6rnor onl Is. Sag beS Nsa nnb OH,
81 Sag oes Ofto6er.
Sefferlou Gonutp.
gtm II. Eas oes Souuar am A. Sag oes april uno al
10 Tag bes September.
5. morgan gpnutp
@m L. 9as oes Sounor. ON II. Sag bes april unb
ON A. 9ag oes SftDber.
W}usfingum @puntp.
am II. Gag bcs 5anuar, em Sag bes 2lprll unb am
3. Gag oes Sttober.
@pbIe Gpuntp..
am 4. Tag beg sonuar om s. Gag oes Npril unb ON,
IL Tag oes september
scaranas e gpuntp
Mnl a. Iog beS Souuar, ON 2l. 9as beg Mdra unb
ont H. September.
Gs lift feruer argeoronet baB bic gibun9en Der er.
tfen Snbbiplion BON ben 8itbteru areo u. Srasier.
Snitlls o. Wtadap, 5anles 9f WteSinuis uno gbipil
Mt. &enneoD obgebalten uerben.
Gerner oaB Die GiBnngen Der sipeiten 5ubbioifon
npm Ntd)ter SEIZE Spllingsiportb abgebalen mer6en
Gbenic oab bic SiBun9en Der briften gubbipilou
bon ben 3ldbtern Dalter s. Sbotpea uno &eeie 6.
NibarbS abgeboIten merDen.
SeS Weiteren lit ongeorbMet, oaB ber Q6bt gBoIter
6. Shotiuea gum be0u iidbtiyenben Gidbter bemn1t
iet nno DaB bic beiagtcn Sertdts.Ierntine uin br
yOrinitta9s be9inneH.
Seize %. Gnllingsmnrtb,
y.lfreh M. frazier,
GeeSe %. MidlarnB,
ter ". GbutmeM,
sSmltus o. Wddep,
60 utn M. sfemntnb,
6id]ter hes adbten 9eribts Stfrifts.
@egeben su 3anespiae. Obio. am 20. GftOber bes
JabreS ". 8. 1903.
gtaat Gbip.
7uScnraipas guuntp ss
Sd Spbn 10. Sia gIerf bes Common pIeas Grrtd.
tes III unb fir GuSearapas GDuntD Ohio. beihe,niee
bermit bob bas WDritebenoe cine getreie ln6 rbtiae
2Ibidrift Der Original. .VerDrbmlH9 Der 3ets4abeie
fir biz 2lbbatnng Der Gompn Yieas 5erints.G Gibnu.
gen beS afben @ertbtsbeatrf tn Gbio fir Das abr 81
81 1904 iit lnb baB bteielbe Jest BIZ s.n siften in
uettler Office pprliegt
Bur Beglanbiaung oiene neine eigenbdnbigs lInter.
lhrift no baS Sie9el bes genaunten Gerbfs in 9selp
pbilabelpbia Ohio AM 2l. Sftober u 8. 1908.
(Steset) Sobn 90. 3 ill Glerf
onrh is s. Ginfep, 9epntp glerf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
eamuel q. Rlnalg. aenatt. ur.

9er pgeobadbter" eridetut 1eben 2pnnerItoo nnter
fol9enbeu Subifrtptiouspreiiefi;
Sir Die Ner 5taateu unb Gambia nit Der gCfers unb
Sartenbou' 3eitlng III @nrauSbe3ablung ~. $3.50
Gtr 0eutl@lano nHb biz SG)pea Dbne ote 9tder= nno
Sortenbau-3ettin9" BET 8prans5abIune :. ;. $500
meun nod a6tauT eines Sermins Ell abonnert bos
Blatt Htdt renfirt reip nebr olS oiuei 9ummern au
ntrnmt fo trb Der ger fienoe and fir ben fpaenhen
&ernin ais AbDnnent einoetraaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
GrctrSiouRn Der 9. & ..
GiScnbnItft.


gtQ6 Dem Norone1ten, Galifornien
uno spiIdenlie0enoen puntten biliqe
elm Sabrpreis 5rueiter &IaiIe @oloniltens
Sifets. Gum Yertauf bis 80. Nouems
ber nit NbIteiGepriOile9ien.
Sanfiasunssz Grenrfiionen
pom % bis 26. Nouember. 6abrpreis
II oes getpDbnli9en 6abrpreiles in ei=
mem &aoius bon $50 Weilen. Sifeis
gut fir Die 3iiftebr bis 80. NOp. 80
Nad Chicago ON 20. uno 80. 9tO=
bember uno |. 9e5ember fir ben ein=
fa6en Gahrpreis fir Die Gunofabrt
uno cine 3ula9e BON $500. Gino'
pieb=9usltellung. Sifets gilti9 big z.
3eSember.
SIR ndbere Qustunft tpenoe man
fi6 on Wt. IS. Garrel, 8. g. g., y.
& 8. @ilenbabn, @leoelano. >.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
GiMc eittfadle Sfraae.

0u Elm Gtdrtun0smittel n6tbiq?
@3ieb Did um uno taufe cine SlaI9e
bon Gorni'S Nlpentrduter Ylutbelebsr.
@r itdrtt, bout auf unO brin9t oas 9e.
ihmd6te glut in normalen 3ultano.
Hiro l.ur our6 ipe5ieae 2Ofalaqenten
pertauft. g8enn ni6t in Der 8egeno
gu bnben. ihreibe man fir cine 8rObe=
tilte on Or. Yeter Tabrnep. ll2-ll4
So. 0Opne Np., Chicago, SQ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12

- Sobn GObp bat in ieinem @e=
IhdIt al JactorD 5traBe in @anal
9oper Idou cine fd0ue Multerauswobl
bon Winterwoaren fiir Mdnner= uno
Gnabens4n3ii9e. Snoem er fir Die
bisberiBe &unoI9aft beItsns oantt, bit=
tet er I'm peiteren 3uIpru6. "a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12

Seoer. Der uns einen neuen
Mbonntnten bringt, Der fiir Elm Jabr
i'm Doraus beaatlt, esbdlt als 9rdnium
Gin gremplar Oes 8udes .Muf ounfeln
Wegen.1 II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12

gDer Wein Doer Wranntfpein sum
i 't1ilienaebrau6 einfaufen mill, aebe
IN oas Slquenr@eihaft bon 9loplpb
am public Square. ii.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12

- Vcllmahten nah alien 5.beilen. son
Neiltihlano, Selterreih unr Der SAwsei
irerpsn tn oielsr Office ausselfrtiSt;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-12
Serfauf Oerfallener Qdnotreien.

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-30
Decided Innovation Proposed.

Asheville, N. c., Dec. 22.-H. II.
Pottle, banker and broker of Nov
York city, has undertaken to finance
tho new cotton mill to be built ut
Marshall, for which charter was
granted recently. The mill, to be
located on tho French Broad river,
will have an equipment of 10000 spin
dies and full complement of looms
for the manufacture of sheeting. An
innovation will be the importing of
working people from the crowded tene-
ments of New York city to operate the
Guilty in inducing sufficient number
of these people to leave their environ
ments for life OF comparative free
dom in the mountains Of North Caro-
lima
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-30
Efficacy Of Prayer.

Archbishop Ireland, who is never
without o good story. tells one that he
holds to be one or the best ifi1stra.
tions of faith as we'll ae Of confidence
in individual aupplication to the throne
of grace. The little six-year- old
daughter Of one 0f his pariehionsr5 is
an exceedingly bright child. q little
too bright, ,as the Archbishop explained,
and che had been praying to have a
little brother sent to her. When her
prayer was answered che was delighted
and her faith greatly augmented there
by. But when one day, leas than two
years later, the gift was repeated abe
looked gravely apprehensive.
II don't want two brothers." she ex.
claimed, "and I'm sure prayed too
much. I hope God won't answer
every prayer made for n little brother
by sending one for each"
But the best evidence of the resp0n-
sibility she felt in the matter was dis.
closed On Q subsequent occasion. when
che heard her father and mother dis
coursing to a dinner table full of
guests upon the merits and sttractions
of these two littlo sons.
eyes" taunted this superior elder
sister of 8 years. land you wouldn't
have had either one of them If it had
not been for me. "--Philadelphia Led
ger