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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-10
COnSpired With Team
SterS TO Cinch Re-
tail GrOcerS
Many Arrests Have Been
Made and Estimates Place
Losses at Many Thou
sands of Dollars

Chicago. Sept. 10.-Twelve arrests
have been made in the huge conspira.
cy by which the teamsters and clerks
of the wholesale grocery houses stole
whole truck loads of goods sold to
the smaller grocers. Scores of others
will be arrested. Wholesalers say the
conspiracy probably extends back sew
eral years, during which time a rough
estimate places the losses in excess
of $4,000
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-10
10 ENLARGE the Hospital.

The board Of directors Of the Sales
Hospital met last night 10 take step
toward enlarging the building. so :
10 provide more room. -Four new be-
rooms. a kitchen and two dining room
will be added TO the present quarter
and an elevator will be installed tn
hospital now has IS beds. and Il
proposed TO enlarge the capacity TO A
the demand for room justifying u
Increase.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-10
Missionary Society.

The Woman's Missionary Society,
OF the First Presbyterian church. of
Salem. Oregon, will meet with
'Grapdma" Albert, corner OF Mill and
Winter streets. Friday, September
llth, at 2;SO o'clock p. m. All wo-
men OF the church and congregation
are invited 70 be present.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-10

OF the river what proved 20 be one OF
the greatest runs OF salmon that was
ever known 10 enter the river-the re.
suit, ! again attribute Il to be, OF the
good work that has been done AZ Ka
lama and Little White Salmon hatch
eries--and from that time on until the
END OF the season the cnnnerG and
packers had more than they could
handle, and thousands OF salmon were
allowed 20 go by unmolcsted. on ac.
count OF the Gamers and packers not
being equipped sufficiently To take
care OF the quantity.
For the cold-storage plants this
has been an exceptionally good year.
and their packs have far surpassed
anything heretofore done. A conserv.
alive estimate places this product al
near 1000 tierces. which is more than
double that OF last year. There seems
TO be no limit 10 the demand for this
product, and Il 10 safe To say that by
another season all the Gamers will
have cold storage plants connected
With their canning Embellishments.
and be prepared TO put up this picked
product as well as the canned pro
duct"
The master nsh warden reports the
following receipts for the month OF
August;
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-10
One More Insane.

Saul Bigham, aged "A years, was
this morning received at the insane
asylum from Douglas county. He is
insane as the result OF an injury sus-
tained by being thrown out of a
wagon some wears ago
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-10

A couple o. haDdsfal q sea sail al.
ded 70 the bath IL very invisoratlne
albeit q tribe rough. Many people al
20 nnd that the salt rub viii 40 won.
ders toward keeping the body IN a
Vlgorous condition. and 80 dlmlnishine
effects Of the heat.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03
BIG PRICE
FOR REALTY
Paid at Public Auction.-over FIVE Hun.
dred and Forty Dollars 4
foot Front

The price of real estate in Clarksburg.
as evidenced by public sale TINS. after
noon in front of the court house, indi-
Gates that business men have confidence
in the future of the city. A vacant lot,
Just west of the building occupied by
the Watts-Iambcrd company, was of
fered by Attorney Il. s. Douglas. and
sold by order entered in the circuit court.
The bidders and Others took an active
interest in the sale, but most of the
bidding was done by interested parties.
The purchaser was George Duncan, rep
resentins the a. G. Smith heirs, and the
price WIS sl3.Ooo. The lot belonged to
the former firm of Smith, Brown & Co,
and was sold because it would not bear
division. 1t has frontage of "a feet and
is l25 feet deep.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03
RAILROAD
WILL BE BUILT
From Huntington to smithseld by B. &
o.-Maps and Proales Filed
at Fairmont.

fairmont. W. Va. March -e5.-AIaps
and plans were filed in the county clerks
office here today by the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad company, for short line
railroad. which that company expects
to build from aiannigton to Smithfield,
a distance of about sixteen miles. 1t is
said that the Baltimore & Ohio direct
ors have accepted this road. and that
the contract will he let and the work
commenced within few weeks. The
new road will open up rich oil and coal
territory.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03
oAsToEEA
49, c; : :; G ;. Z; 3 3 &: ''''
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue of decree pronounced on
the 9th day of February, 1908, in tho
chancery cause of Elizabeth Boring
agaist George Boring ct a., in the cir
cult court of Harrison county, West vir.
ginia, the undersigned special commits
sioner, appointed by said decree for that
purpose, will, on the 18th day of April,
1908, sell at public auction, at the front
door of the court house in said county,
sale begins at 9 o'clock p. M, oil that
certain tract or parcel of land located
on the south side of Lee street, in the
city OF Cinrksbury, Harrison county,,
West Virginia, and bounded On tho north
by the lot of Sarah C. Coffman. on the
west by lot of Edward G. Deison, ON the
south by an alley and on the east BY
and alley, said lot having n width of $50
feet and depth of 1921: feet, and be-
ing the lot or parcel of land heretofore
conveyed to Amanda j. b. Elliot, wife
of Luther w. Elliot, by George Boring
deed bearing date of the 18th day OF
May, 1901, and recorded IN the proper
Office in Harrison county, West Virginia
in deed book l2. page 2s7. The above
lot is n part of that parcel Of land CON.
vcycd Elizabeth Boring, George L. Bor.
ing and Sarah Hoiilcn by J. 1. aiexandc,
and wife. by deed bearing date.April 18th
1898. and recorded in the proper ofiic,
in the above county, IN deed book ei
page o..
Tie above property win be sold on III,
following terms: One third cash q
hand on date OF sale; the residue upo,
six and twelve months time, for whicl
the purchaser or purchasers shall exc
cute notes with approved security, bear
ing interest from date. and as addition,
security lien shall lie retained on sal
real estate. C. II. JOHNSON,
Special Commissioner
State of West Virginia, County Of Har
rison, to-wit:
/. Homer w. Williams, clerk Of IN
circuit court Of Harrison county, wes
Virginia, do certify that bond and secur
ity has been given by the above com
missioner as required by law.
Given under my hand this 18th da,
Of March,. 1909.
HOMER W. WILLIAMS
Sezk.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03
Isei-ss saved lie NE Of lie nation.

l661-65 saved the life Of the nation.
Mr.. David was warmly applauded. Al
the conclusion Of his nddrsss be called
to the chair as ter. pof4ry presiding Of.
ficer. Colonel Iicniy Raymond.
On motion OF the chairman, Squire
David was elected secretary Of the or.
aaaization-
a motion was made and carried that
every old soldier present who had mot
signed the cali should enroll his name
with the secretary. together with the
name of the company and regiment in
which he served in the war.
One object in having record of each
soldier of tie civil war Is that in tho
event 81 the death Of a comradc. who
was ia destitute circumstances. the As
ISOLATION could take means to assist in
the funeral and burial.
Then followed short talks by the diff.
fercnt comrades present. Comrades j.
d. McGinnis, of Quiet Dell, l. n. Kelley,
5. W. Gordon. n. S. Riley aud Others
expressed their desire of forming tho
Harrison County Veterans Association.
1t was suggested that the organiza-
ton be made a temporary one, and that
meeting be held in the near future for
the purpose of efrecting permanent one.
Upon motion. which carried, It was or.
dered that the officers of the associa.
tion be a commander and adjutant. to
act as presiding officer and secretary
respectively. To these Offices Colonel
Henry Raymond was elected rs the
commander and Squire Riley as adiu.
tant to act temporarily until the next
meeting.
An executive committee, consisting OF
one comrade from each magisteriai dis.
trict, was appointed as follows:
Clark district, N. s. Riley; Coal dis.
trict, 8. ". Gordon; Clay district, G. r.,
Randall; Eagle district, j. W. Hess; Elk
district, j. D. McGinnis; TenmiIe district,
G. q. Davis; Grant district. Waiter Nor.
ris; Union district, Quinn NIinter; Simp-
son district, John W. Bailey; Sardis dis
trict, W. n. Edgel.
The executive committee, together with
the commander, will determine the time
and place of the next netting.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03
A rhouybtfu, m,r

NJ. NJ. Austin. of Winchester. Ind,
knew what to do in the hour Of need.
His wife had such an unusual case OF
stomach and liver trouble. physicians
could not help her. He Thought Of and
tried Dr. Kings New Life Pills and she
got rrliei At once and was finally cured
Only s5e At Geo. c. Stone. drug store
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03

There is best time for doing
everything THAT Is, time when 4
thing can be done to the best adj
vantage, most easily and most eff
fectively. Now is the best time
for purifying your blood. Whvy
Because your system Is now irving
to purify it-you know this BY the
pimples and other eruptions that
have come on your face and body.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03
Hoods J0rsdpdriLko
and Pills

Are the medicines to take-they do
the work thoroughly and agreeably
and never fail to do 1t.
Hoods are the medicines Won
have always heard recommended.
eanpet recommend Hoed's Sarsapar.lla
too highly ~ spring medfcine. Wfen 10
5. .naa y sas N ss l. e.. ssr.gE a
Moods oarsaparilla premises 20
cure and keeps the promise.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03
Makes a Clean Sweep.

There's nothing IKE doing thing
thoroughly. OF ali the salves you ever
heard of Bucklen's ATnica Salve is the
best. 1t sweeps away and cures burns,
sores. bruises, cuts, Boiis, ulcers. skin
eruptions and pile. It's only CSC, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction by Geo.
G. Stone, druggist. !.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Good store room for sale or rent
good location. Also two dwellings. All
In the town Of Ravenswood. j. B
DAVIS, Rayenswuod, W. Va. @O-tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03

Dabney L Smith, OF the West vir-
GINA Heating and Plumbing company,
leaves tonight for Washington. D. C.
on 9 -bined business and pleasure
txip.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-04-03
w H {?

Why do women continue TO endure
suffering caused by womanly diseases1
There are many answers to that ques-
ton. Sometimes because they have ex-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-12
gl6Fimmung iiber Gtrifefrage bcs
iGluRcn.
Nen : 6nnen. Conn. II. M}1r:

Rem 6uDen, Conn, 11.0}dr3.
- Die % MitgIieOer be8 8sf6perDea
Gomits'8 Der @pnoufteure uno 3ugz
QngeiteGten Der ng}epzgort, ReDz
6aben ur0 6artforO : 8a6n," beren
QnTu9en um cine gemein5ame gonz.
feren3 nit benz 8%rdTiOenten Der 8a9nz
@eieai8aft, Sau, oon oiefem a6gez
ipteien porben lit, finb na4 6auIe gez
reiIt. 8ie e5 6aiBt, ptrO nun DON
benGpnbutteuren unD 3ugargeTteqten
auf Der gar3en 2Grge Der Balm baz
riber abgeitimmt perDen, mas peiter'
geI9e6en foG. 9as ReIultat piro
lem 8ei8nerbe : gomite tnner6dl6
feds Sagen mttget6eilt tperben. Der
8icez@roBmei5ter Der 8riiberf4oft
Der 3ugangeiteaten, 6iBpatrid, unO
Der 3tDeite Senior Gonbutteur beg
8er6anoe8 Der GiIen6a6n : CONDUIT
teure, 0ilftn8, peI6e 6ier nit benz
8eI6nerOe : Gomtte in 8erut6ung
paren, BADEN RetDz6apen e6enfau5
berlufen, perben aber am Mlontug
6ier6er 3uriiffebren, nm ben 8ef6luB
Der GiIen6abn : 4ngeIteQten unter
grtpGgung 81 ne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-12
Sn Orleans angrIanat.

Grz@efanbter 9unter iiber feline Grz
lebnife uno bic 8lutt6at ietnes
So6nes in Guatemala. - Setn
Ra4foIger bereits amt8miioe.
Renz OrIeun8, II. M}dr3.
W}tt otm Don 9uerto 8arriOs, 8uds
temala, bier eingelaufenen 9ampfer
,4nIelm" fam 9r. %. @OOfrep 9urz
ter, gepe7ener 8eIanOter Der Ser.
Staten in Der Gta0t Guatemala,
bier an, begleitet BON Ietner Satin
un0 ieinem 6p6ne %. 8. Sumter, it,,
fpel8' 2eBterer uuf Die Qntla8e, am
Is. Robember b. s. ben Dm. 6tBgez
rdlo BON @ranD Raptos, Ntt9., in
Guatemala eri4ofen 81 baben, pro-
3e7Iirt, ober freigeIprD4en puroe,
na9Dem er na6gepieien, baB er Die
S6ut aus Rpt6tpe6r ~begdngen. Ser
San purbe in leBter Snitun3 Dor benz
9D8iter Qppeuationsgeri4t berban>
belt, tpel9es bic 5reiIpre4ung betGs
tigte. Der Gltere Sumter iugt aus,
DaB Der umertfantf6e 8eneralfonIuL
in Guatemala, s. 6. Mcg6aup aus
Pitt8burg, 3d., unO Elm noblbstanns
ter @iIenba6n : Gontrattor in ben
San beriptfelt geipeien ieien, tn6em
Iie Die GrmorOung ieine5 SO9ne8 8.
8, 9unter, it,, geplunt bitten, mas
gu benz ber6dngniBbollen RencOntre
3pii9en biefem unb5iBgeralb gefiibrt
babe. M}cg}aup lei Darauf ge3tDungen
gepefen, bic Stabt Guatemala eiItg
gu berIaFer, ba er in9efa6r gei8pebt
babe, BON elmer Nn3d6l amerttanif9er
8~epD6ner Der StuDt geI1n9t 81 tper=
ben. @r babe Die 5Iu6t nit fetner
5rau, 3pet &inDern unO etnem0ienit It.
mdb6en dngetreten uro ben 8lauben
gu erregen gepuBt, ais tpoLe er it9,
ben 0eg iiber'S 8ebtrge ne6menO, auf
Der atlantif6en Seite Don Guatemala
na6g}efpzO orleans eini4iffen, iet a6er
pieber umgete6rt unO babe einen
9umpfer Quf Der pactfif4en Settle gez
nommen. 9unter, fem, tit beute &6enO
ra9 2~pui8piue a6gereiit unb tpirb it9
ipGter mad 8af6ingtDn 6egeben, UNI
cine trsnge ltnterIu6ung 9egen Y&cz
goup ein3uleiten, Der iid our 3ett in
9ittsburg ~aufbalten ion.
pafagiere De5 9ampfer5 oQnielm"
Iagen aus, Der neue @eianOte Der Ser.
Staten in Guatemala unb Ra6foIs
ger 6unter's, Qe5lie @oom68 bonRenz
tudp, isi i'm 8egriFf, ben 9oiten oufz
3uge6en; er babe iia ra3 nur 3pDIfz
tdgigem Qufent6ult in Guatemala ges
GuBert, uQeS 8elb in Der gar3en 8es
PubIit fet unDerm0gen0, i6n in Guaz
temaIa 5uriid 3u balten. Die bur8
PrOtlamirung be8 &risgs3uitanOes
er3eugte Decentralization babe Die Snz
huitrisn 8udtemula'8 gdn3li9 3~erriitz
tet unO gu 6aOtii6en 3uit6rOen gez
fit6rt, un6 Dies iei notwithstanding Der
@runb, tpes6aIb Goom65 BON 9udtez
muld b~oQitdrDig begoutirt lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-12
Compliments fir GIrbelanb.
@iqiam s. 8r1an's Rebe i'm bemos
traftf6en Stats : Gonbent bon
Mihiodr.

WlutuHL IS. SLYuN > JleUr TIT HtA'LO~
frutii6en @toats : Gonbent bon
N}i4iSan.
Detroit, Mt9., II. Mdr3. -
Dem bemptratii6en StuatSz Gonpert
Don Mi9igan, auf tpel4em Rt4ter
SEP. 8. gaple einitimmig gum Rt4z
ter bes O6ergeri9ts nOminirt purbe,
no6nte au9WiQiam Sennings 8rqan
aus Re6rdsfu Bel. Die g&d4ri4t, DAB
8rnun Der 9erfammIung beipoRnen
uno in berfel6en fpre4en tperOe, bate
Elm 8a6lrei9es publitum nd6 Der
n2tq6t @uarb : 0afFen6ane" geloft
81ran bsgann feline Rebe bamtt, DAB
bic 8eit retf getpOrOen lei fir etrle1
bemotratiI9en Sieg, benin bic rePu@
bIitanif9e 9artet lei 10 corrupt 9e@
norben, baB bereits biele Republttd@
rer i6re etgene 8artei betdmpfen. Der
Rsbner 3eigte Damn an ben 8erbdltz
nifen in 0elatpare, ME corrupt Die
republifdnii9e gartet g~etporDen, Denn
bprt pertaufen brei 8iertel Der Wdb<
Ter hire Stimme ne6r Dber minoer
often. QObids, Der BOP" DON 9elas
mare, lei dber nod nt9t berS9limmz
ite, inbem er fein corruptes 9unotpert
gar3 oFFen betreibe. 8iel I9limmer
ieten bic 6eimIi6en GorrupttOniiten,
b~eionbers Die 9rpBen 5tnan5 : @orpo=
rationen urb Sinan3tDnige.
8rpun bert6efDigte ii8 an bieier
@teGe au6 9egen ben 8ortpurf, OoB
er 9roper @lebeldHb berungItr1pte.
sd babe niemals," fdgte er, retpds
56limmeres iiber glebetanO gefdgt
als qrGfibent Mc8inIeb that, inOem
berfel6e fagte: nGIebelanb perfn9t,
bas 9eIb gum Sprannen uno aues
@nbere gu bsfen StlaDen 81 MAIDEN"
SD piinf9te, GIebelanb geb0rte elmer
anberen gartei als Der bemptrattiHen
an, uto es pirbe mir Elm gdn5 befons
beres @ergniigen ietn, ibm Bel Der Or
quniiirung elmer Partei fir ietnen
9ribatgebrau4 bebiIfli9 gu ietn."
CAST
- 81 - ~ cal. H. II. H. orn obou1 Qqm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-12

1mitanb, baB in 8olge bes Banana
tandl= Qnfaufes Dem G9aBamt paRrz
f4einli9 in auernd8ter 8eit cine be-
Oeutence 9umme ent3Ogen peroen
muB.
@a6rf6einli6 pirb Der @6uB>
amtsy6etretd gu einem 4u85itlfsz
mittel greiFen, inOem er Die 4uS5a4=
lung Der 4prilz3inien f9pn in aQar>
nG4iter 3eit porne6men Iaien pir6.
Sans beItimmt it Die 9u6e mod
nt6t, unb Der S6uBumts SSetretGr
meigert ii6, Qu6 MIR nit einem @orte
iiber feline @ntf6liife Ooer 4ldne in
bieier Qngelegen6ett 3u ipre4en.
Uncle Sums 8etretDe@
fdmmer.
Dem MlGr36ert8t bes 4derbauz
0epurtemsnt5 5ufoI8s befanOen It4
am 1. M}Gr5 in ben 6GnOen u~nierer
6armer 1874 900 8u56el @et5en,
pber etna 24.5 8ro3ent Der leBtjG5z
rigen @rnbte, ndbrenO fi8 am 1.
M}dr5 1902, refp. 1901, bieie 3u3l
orf 23.2, refp. 24.5 pro3ent iteute.
Der M~}atsborrat6 in ben 6dnOen Der
Surmer belGuft if9 auf 1,O50,600,O00
8uf4el, ooer 41.6 9ro3snt Der IeBt>
iG6rtgen GrnDte, pG6renb ii4 am /.
Mdr3 1902, re7p. 1901, bteie 3abl
uuf 29.2, refp. 1863 9ro3ent fte1te.
Der 6aferborrat6 in ben 5dnben Der
Turmer belGuft 1i9 auf 365,000,000
8uf6el, poer 1863 9ro5ent Der leBts
id6rigen @rnote, pd6renb ii8 am 1.
Mdr3 1902, reIp. 1901, bieIe 3ubl auf
3O.6, refp. 1862 9ro3tnt iteute,
Setretdr MoD69 er4Dlt
lid.
SlottenIefretdr M2oobH, begIeitet
BON @eneraIpoFmeiter 9apne, 8un@
oesfenutor 6ule BON Maine, ben 8ez
prGTentanten Cannon pon SGinOtS,
5OB DON Suinpi5, Ri8ter s. 81, 9un>
bar BON WlaTa6uiett8, s., S. Pearl
bon Mafu6ufett5, Mpo0D'8 Partner
i'm Q0pofatengef6Gft, uno s. 8. 6tibz
Bad, Mooop's 8ripatietretdr, lit gez
tern auf Der nQttantic GOaf 2ine"
BON 6ter u6gereiit, nm nit ben Sc
nunnten eine 5ubrt in tpettnoif4en
8endfern 81 MAIDEN.
9reuBen's G~trtOmmen n
teuer.
cyn einem 8eri6t ii6er bic GintOmz
menfteuer in 9reuBen ma4t oa5
Tranffurter General &oniulat cine
intereFunte 3uIammeniteuung iiber
bic preuBti4en Mi1ionGre uno beren
Gtnfiinfte. Die 3a6l Der Miuiondre
(po6ei e8 fi8 ~auerOing5 I'M nY}arfz
Miutondre" 6unbelt) betrdgt 6601
oeoen 6O16 in 1899. @on bieien Be-
iiBen 1857 qer1Onen Elm @ermOgen
BON Elm Biz 3pet Miutonen 0}art,
1853 3ni16en 8pei unO bier Wttltoz
men. bdnn tommen 622 9erionen nit
bier 6is 10 Miutonen, 143 BON 10 Bis
25 Mtuionen, "a 9erionen nit % big
100 MiGtpnen unb 3tpet nit me9r,
ais 100 MiQiOnen.
Sngge7ammt be3U6lten 3,762,04l
8erIonen Gintommeniteuer, uno Del
8etrao berfel6en be3ifferte fi4 fir oa.
Sa6r 1902 uuf 188,837,843 Y}drt
effpa 8pei W}iGionen meRr, olS in
porbergs6enben Sabre. Der 9eiommts
betroq Der gtntOmmen, auf tDei4t
bfsfe Gteuer be3u6lt tpurOe, belief itf
Quf 1859, 1884, 32 M}art, booon 5000
Minioner in 6tG0ter, Der 8eit oui
6em Qanbe. Sn 1901 mar Trantfurt
q, m, bic relatip retaIte StaOt in
9reuBen, in 1902 Bonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-12
Gs fra6t i'm 81 sIrnft.
qttien BON 40 apf 6 4erab8epur8elt.
8sI4ret iiber 8stru9 nn0
miBosrpultun8. - GinisBnn8 Ell
nes MoFenDerpolters 8efOrosrt.

neg MaFenDsrpolters %9efOr0srt'
wepz0orf, II, M}ar3. - Der
Gi5ySruft lit f4limm in Die 9ati4e
oerot6en un6 feline Qttien iiro BON 40
6nf oefauen. 0us f60nite 1T, baB
5i6 unfer ben Qlttiondren Der Hut
.8etruQ" er6e6t, OaB Die ni4t i'm
nRino@ 6efinOlt6en QttiOndre itber'5
S6r oe6auen ftn0 unO Die @inieBung
zines MaTenpermalters fir bic Sc
f6i6te ni6t LANCE auf 1td narten
lufen miro.
gef Der qeFtern in SerfepzGitp itatts
oeFunbenen Sa6re5z9 eriammlung bes
SrpTfg pur6e 6eFen W}iBoerpaltung
pffen fritiifrt. Der 8eriAt Oe5 94aBz
meifterg. nona8 fir OaS OerfloTene
Sabr elm Delight BON $162,492.69
6%orbanDen 1T, 6i(oete ba5 Signal fir
bic MtnDritdt8 : Mttiondre, cine
oriinblide unteriu6ung gu perlungen.
Ser 8eri6t 0es S6uBmeiter5 puroe
in pffener 8eriummlung al5 2ige gez
branomorft. 9rGIibent S6oonmater
fpurOe ge3fpungen, bic tntfflt4ften
Trdgen gu b]eantporten, big er it4
f6ier per3peifelt an ben 8oritBenDen
aIeate nit Der 6rage panote: SIT
9tes elm 3reu3perb0r? W&uB i'd mid
bieIer 8ro3eOur nod ldnger unterz
nerfen?"
Den QngrtfF auf ben PrdiOenten
uno ben 9irettorenratb leiteten Die
QttionGre Wtnfon unD Spnberg. Al5
Der 8ortBenDe ent14ieO, DaB 5ragen
in Orbnung isien, iprang Spn6erg
uuf un0 QQes tpuBte, mas nun tomz
men piirOe. 3unG9it iteute Der Off
tionGr ben prGitOenten Gl5 2iigner
bin, benz man nt4t glau6en birfe.
Gobann fam es gu AiBtgen 4u5einan<
berfeBungen 3pif6en beioen 0fdnz
nerrt, in beren 8erlauf Der Prdit0ent
faote, SDn6erg babe i'm aufgeiu4t
un0 inn gefa8t: r94OOnmater, i'd
bin 6inter S6nen 9er. Nebmen sic
fi6 in Q8t. Sd f4eere nit teinen
pfifferling nm Die rNmerican See
Gompun1," bic mid lange genug alS
n9uder" miBbrau6t Bat"
68lieBIi9 f4oB 8initon los, mari
Der @erDaltung MtBptrtbi4uft uno
8etrug Dor unO fteate Elm 9uBenO
6ragsn an ben prdIibenten, Die Oieier
ME elm 66uliunge b%eantnOrten
muBte. 8inFon I4loB: n8ir brauz
den ni9t peiter gu geben, UNI uns gu
ii6er3eugen, baB bier 8etrug Deri6t
muroe. Sc 1T an Der 3eit, DaB elm
Mafenberpdlter fir oieie @eieai4aft
ernannt niro, bamit mir piFen, tpOz
ran mir fnb." DIS SemanO Den Qn=
truq fteQte, ben 8ert4t Oes S4aBz
meiIterS entgegen 5u ne6men, f4rte
Dinfton: sd er6ebe @inpunb, neil
i6 fem 8ort boDon CLAUDE" Der
8eri9t nurbe i9lieBli6 angenommen
unb Die 5erren pom @iszSruIt, 2eiz
mel unb @eIetmte, gingeu frpitigen
8lifes auseinauOer-
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9anfters unb Mdtler.

HAMILTON & CO., 9 sourhsstr
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO.. 2 Southsstr.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON Est. 1882,
Fayette.Str., Postamt gegenuebeT.
RICHARD D, FISHER / SONS. 6 S. Gala
vert=Str.
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Orb GOODS.
DANIEL MILLER & CO., $50 Hopkins

9rn 8opbs.
DANIEL MILLER & CO, $50 Hopkins
Place.
sIFg, pidels, aruut, Gutiup II. +. 10.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ 6 CO.. 44
South Charles Str.
Senfterglas, Sldf9en unb SDrte.
THE BAKER GLASS CO.. l2O HanOvera
Str.
gummi : Rleiber, Madintof6es ufD.
G. A. zIRKEL & CO, TO E. Pratt Str.
Meine unb Sptrttuof len.
CHARLES A. LUERMAN, Wholesale and
Retail, 1901 HilIen Str, Cor. Forrest.
Sumter : Mbistep.
". LANAHAN & SON, 90 Lightsstr.
Rorburp Hpe : W9istep.
FISHER BROS, lis w. Baltimore.ser.l
&affee - unge6rdnnt uno %eebronnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO., 42l
Exchange.Place.
2anbnirt6I4aftlt6e 8erdt9e unb SGz
mereten.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 2O5 N. Paca.
Str.
NpeBqer< unb gtnmo9er : WertSeuge.
J. P. PFEIFFER & SON, 200 N. Paea.str.
Sel, 6arbe unb 9las.
C. H. WINKELMANN & CO., Is W..
Prattsstr.
Srnqmentale 0rabt Mrbeiten.
DUFUR & CO., Sill n. HowardsStr.
puBz unb MetBpaaren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., 9 W, Baltl'
moresStr.
Gtiefeln unb S9uhe.
Carroll ADAMS & CO.. % Howardsstr.
Sbiren, Seniterrubmen, &OuleuuT.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO, 400 O.
PrattsStr.
Wiener 8Gderet.
RICE BROS, 3l2-324 N. Gay.str.
@augen unb 3ubebOr.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., 1921 Lightsstr,
Gnbctail=0 eihGite.
9iomanten unb S9mudia4en.
WELSH BROS. 5 O.. Baltimore.str
2innenz unb MeiBpudren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 2r2 N. Charles.str.
M0bel unb Seppi4e.
JOHN TURNBULL. JR., & CO., 16 w.
Baltimore=Str
Sriebb0fe.
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, Office q
W. Saratoga Str.
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Saline,
0fentft6er 2lotar.

9Olmu6ten, 8sr3i9tIets
fungel IL. (. 10. mad allen
ShsiIen bes QusIanos3 rpers
ben auf bas 9epifenbaftsRe
ausgefer4igt.
Ollie 2IustuRft lbsr Reges
lung ron 8e1m0gensz 4nges
Iegsnbsiten in 9suti4Ianb,
SeItrsi9 Il. I. n. pirb uus
entgsItli6 ertbeiIta
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Sru1t : G%pmpdgnien.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.,
Germanz und Calvert=Str.; John Gill,
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm.; J. r.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
Calvertsstr.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J. 3. Scott, Sekr. sSchatzm.