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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
3eugen fur Wainr 0lenn.

Gter 8unof4after fagen aug, odB er
ben 8efebI 3ur S0Otung Der iieben
@efungenen ni4t gege6sn bat.
W2uni1a, %. oSunuar. - Srant
Remars unb 9arrD Prescott, Die @iz
pilfunb16after, pel9e bas 9eta4ez
ment beFebligten, 1pel4es Die eingeboz
renen 5H6rer in Sumur umbro6te,
faaten in benz triegsgeri4tli4en 8erz
fa6ren gegen ben MujOr gopin s..
Glenn aus, bic 9efungenen bdtten
perfu9t, gu entfIieben, unb aus biez
fem grunDe bdtten iie ben 8efehl ge<
ge6en, iie gu tODten. Der &unbi4afz
ter @af6ington @orn unterituBte bic
9lnaa6en 2emars'. Sdmmtli4e
&unDi6after tparen einig in Der Qns<
fuge, baB MaiOr Glenn Den 8efeRl
CUR S0btung Der Sii5rer ni4t ertbetlt
babe. Die 4nflage mics burauf bin,
baB bic Nngaben grescOtt's II. @Orn's
nit ben 2lusfagen i'm Wioerfpru4
ftGnben, ipel6e tie bor ben Snipetto>
rem gema9t 6aben, tpel4e Die 4n9e>
legen6eit gu unteriu9en batten.
Die 8epetsaufnabme tpurbe beenz
bet unb Die 9laibobers tperoen am
Samitug itattfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
wit pfId,em Resad,t

gcber bod Die Ntenibn 3u 8,rtt, ntnn es f9 I'M
Oen Grusr6 pom Elm paar Dollars bln0eIt! unO nit
tpeldsr tborbten oaiT p:rien iis itb ir9snO stHem
Guadidlber in oit 9lrus Dtnn e beIBi, Ibrfn
traniCu esib g,iunO iu mabtn GlcI'r antlugbttl
pcroluftu es 2iteHiqsn, pel9t an odmorrbotOen
lcio:u ciniig uuO ALIEN, OaB Il. t1Ht 1tilun9
iuDcu Is 0sbt ndmlib ejH Fd]trtrs IRtitel oez
gen O;eie 6limm. unO am'r3bai,s Rrdnfbeit, unO
oi:e arjutj lit Or. 5ilsbss's 2lRattiis, pom iDtl=
der g. Rcuiasbftr & Go. Boz 24l6, 9'Ds9ort,
9rpb;R toiteuirei perleROlH. (glo1iJr;S ;S&2sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23

SRI. Murie u. N2aior, grin5i>
palm elmer S9ule in Mustegon,
Uti9., bret anDere 2e6rerinnen unb
5tpet S6iiler tpurben bei'm S9littenz
faRren bur4 &npruIGen hires @9lttz
tens gegen cine Bride I9per perleBt,
SRI. Wajor Diellei4t tODtliGS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23

= Die @e16Gfts7perren in ben Sc
feBge6ungen BON 9elupure uno Golo=
ruoo be3iigIi4 Der @rpdRlung oon
8unoe8Ienatoren Oauerte aud geitern
fort, unD es eri1tirt nod in tetnem
Sale irgenO pel6e &u5iidt auf etne
Gntfheinnnd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
sEnrmn(in aeaen 9Intneraiftnna.

81. Qouts, %. Sunuar. - DIS
IeBte5 N}itteI CUR Rettung oe5 2ebens
Der Gyrau Q(lice 8urrott, pel4e an
8lut0ergiftung Ieiost, empfo9I Diem
ftag 2l6eno i6r 2lr3t Die GinfprtBung
BON 6ormulin. Der S4ritt puroe
get6an, uno geitern 3eigte ii4 i4On
eine 6etrd8tli4e 8eferung in benz
8efinben Der &ranten, pel4e i4on
an Der BfOrte 0es 3OOes 8eitanoen
bate. N}an bdlt oie8 fir ben eriten
San elmer oerartigen 8ebanolung i'm
0eiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23

9uri8, p. Sanuar.- 9uso og4o
be 9ari8" giebt unter 8etOnung ieiner
geIerpe elm ongebli9e8 8iener Sc
ri6t pon Der 6epOrite6en0en &6Oanz
funq Oe5 &utTer5 5ran3 Sofep6 BON
Oefrei6 i'm 2aufe be5 SSa6res 1903
nieoer. Ser W}Onar6 lei Dur4 pOltz
tiT6e unO fumiliGre 8orgdnge b0uig
erI6DpFt, unO Die 6lu6t oes Gr36erz
3oq5 QeopolO 6erOinonO unO Der
4ronprin3eIIin BON SdaIen 3dtten
feline leBten 8rGfte 6inneg gerufft.
sir bic 2(678t Der 2lbOantung 3euge
audi bic rege 36eilna4me Oes @r3Rerz
3ogs 5ran3 6erOinanO an oenStuatsz
qeI6Gften, ferner Der g&euiabr5z@mz
pfung unO Der Gmpfung Sans
borff5.
Oeftrei6 unb bic @eItuusz
feIIung in Ct. 2out5.
Q8ten, %. Sonuar. - 2(uf Grz
fu6en Der 3egterung bate Die 8iez
ner 6an0elstamner fir geitern etne
8erIammlung 0Itrei6ii6er @rportfaz
britanten berufen, nm bic 8etbeiltz
Qunq an Der ct. Qpuifer 4usItenung
3u er0rtern. 8ertreter Dieler 6erporz
rugenDer 6irmen naren 3ugegen. Die
9e6Qtte 3Dg 5i4 in Die GGnge uno
ore6te fi8 ipe3teu UNI Die U&08li4tett,
Wauren in ben Ser. Staten trDB
De8 6o6en Sarif5 gu bertaufen. 81
6u6rifonten, pel9e am @rpOrt6anbel
intere17irt 1ino, betun0eten t6re8ereitz
niQigteit, 2lusitelung5 8egenitdnbe
nu3 ct. 2Ouis 3u ienben. 4Qgemein
qing ieoo9 Die2(nii6t Oabin, baB man
fi6 nur nit iOl6en 5abrituten an Der
QlusiteQung bet6eiligen fOlte, nit De-
men man Derninftiger 0etie boffen
f0nnte, Der Surifiituation ST begegz
nen. 0uour3 ieBt man ii4 ni9t ei=
ner @ieber6olung Der @nttdui6ung
aus, fpel6e piele Sytrmen, Die in g6iz
labelp6ia unO @6icagO du8itelten,
erfu6ren, tnbem iie tbnen ni6t Die ge>
ringfte G6ance bot, in 2lmerita Sc
f4Gfte 81 t6un.
Ser 9rGitbent Der 8ummer pirb
bus GrgebniB Der @erIammIung an
bQs 6anbelsminiitettum beri9ten,
pel6es bann bic 3bunli4teit in Grz
pGgung 5ie6en piro, ob iid Oeitrei4
formeu an Der QusfeGung bet6eilts
qen 5pG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23

,fpil6en 9id6tsr" (gtuDndrD 8tplIng),
nelGsr un5 u5geneigt lit. @S freut
mid, 3u ie6en, DaB Der beI9iidzfranz
30iiI6e 6@riftItellsr U}aaterIind, mel
der 3ur 3sit in Berlin p:iIt, 0a5
beutIfe 80It ais has mpraliIfa Sc
niI1en Der 0elt" be3ei6net Bat. 2llz
Iein psnn aud 10 oiel 9uB uno g}iBS
CUNT gegen ur8 4errift, mie 9err
8e6el an8una6men ifeint, 10 iino met
ner 2tnii6t nad 6oB unO g&etb-unO
6aB lit g2p0bnli6 cine 4usgeburt oeS
g}eioe8 - piel arssnebmer, ais WStt=
IeiD.
QaBt uns unIer 9uIoer trp6en ball
ten. QaBt ms ni6t gu Diel unter EN-
amber Itreiten, unD Niemano ntrQ
bann unTerem &arren in ben Ne8
fommen."
6ri6er in fsiner Re0e bate Billion
audi 8e6ers 8rttit Der 4ttuden OeS
Rat1ers @il6slm auf Die So3iaIoemO7
fratte erpGbnt unO iagte:
n8erfudt oy6r ni6t, Die Ytonar9Ie
burd6 ale N}ittel Der 2(gitatiOn 3u
I9dOiqen? &ein @uHOer, baB it4 Der
IPonQr6, Our60rungen DOn Dem Sc
fibl feiner 8erantrportli6teit uno ietz
ner gRet6te bert6eioigt, 6o Iange bic
@p3ialbemotratie na6 Dem llmItur3
beg 6eIte6enoen observation-disclosures
tra6tet, 10 large tDnnt S6r Sud
ni6t nunoern, baB Der b0dIte Srd8er
bes monar6i1fer 9rin3ip8 Die De
fenIipe nit ulIer Gnergie uno io8or
nit auer Strenge er9reift, tpsnn e5
npt6penOig 1T"
MinipnGre in 8reuBen
Berlin, %. San.-9en SteuerS
beri9ten 3ufolgs bat ii4 Die 3aRl Der
| N}iuipndre in 9reuBen iett 1899 BON
| 6O16 auf 66O1 gsItaigert. 9a5 Ser
m0oen bs8 &anpnsnt0nig5 Srupp bat
! fib nd6renb Der leBten 3s6n Sabre nm
| S19,7 100000 perminDert unO ptrO jeBt
nur auf $46,75O,0OO perani4Ia8t.
Sat bic Grippe.
8eter56urg, p, San, - Der
beutI6s Rronprin3 6rieOri6 8ilRslm
leibet nod INNER an Der @riPpe, MEL
DE epiOemiI6 bier graIiirt.
Oberf 2pn8'8 Pro3eB.
Qon0on, p, Sanuor. - Der
So6perrat65pro3eB gegen ben Oberz
ften Q(rtbure 2pn6, PorlumentSmttz
QlieD fir @a(nap, nurOe 6eute FORT
oeTeBt, unO Dus @eri9tS3immer mar
abermQls nit 8eiu6ern iiberfiillt.
Inter @(noerem purbe ba5 f6rtftli6e
3euQntB zines Nmeritaner8, g}amen5
Qepis 9anblep, berleIen, pel6er oo~
rim ertlGrte, QDn6 babe i6n ge3pun=
oen, 3u @lencoe fir Die 8oeren gu
fGmpfen. Ser 8ertbeiOigung8annalt
ma6te geltenb, baB 2Dn4 bur3 Sra
turalifatton elm 8ijrger BON SrdnSz
baal geporben mar, unb ais iol4er
bo5 &e6t gs6obt babe, fir ieinQtOOpz
ttpz8uterIQnD 3u tGmpfen. 8iele @ng=
Timber 6Gtten i'm omerituniiden I'm
ab6Gngigfeit5trtege Da5 @leide ge.
than. Generalannalt Sir 8obert
Sinlep erpiOerte bierauf Oberit2pnd
babe 7i8 aur gu Dem 3pede naturali
firen IaFen, gegen iein eigene5 8ater.
lamb gu ben @affen gu greifen, uni
unter 5oI8en ltm1tGnOen babe otI
DECENTRALIZATION feline Geltung.
9as @eri9t entf4ieO, baB Die ga:
turaliTation be5 2lngetlagten i'm bor:
liegenOen Sale feline @nti6uIOigunt
6tlDe. 68on Die 36atIa6e, DaB 2Dnd
BEL feinsr DECENTRALIZATION Den 5ein:
ben Ieines 8aterlunOe5 Sreue f6Dur
fei glei6bebeuteno nit @errat6. -
9as @eri6t Dertagte ii4 bierouf bi!
m0rgen.
aDni8in 8tttorto'5 3obe5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23

0}itt6eilung, 0oB omerttonifde pnO
fran30IiT6e Gele6rte gemeinIam cine
Rei6e DUn Grpertmenten iiber 0as
GeIeB bon 2t6t uno Glettri3itdt an
feuten. G5 beiBt, ba5 rGurnegiezSnz
ititut" in 8a76ington perOe bic &eiz
TefoIten fir einen ameritaniI4en ST.
perten trogen, Der CUR 3beilnabme an
ben Grperimenten bemnd4it bier4er
tommen lpirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
ganamafanalzgertrag nnterseianet.

@of6fngtOn, ., g. %, San.
- Der @srtrog 8piffen rem Ser.
6tuoten un6 Der Repubtit Colombia
6e8iigti6 bes 8oues 0ss Ponamoz
tanuls burd bic Ser. @tuaten purbe
beute IN 6ieIiger 6tabt unter3eidnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23

irritirt ben 9g}o8et ni4t,
1T DON on8eneDmem Sc
iAmot unb 4etlt 9nten,
Grtdltnn8en, tOe5rn
SAILS, 9eiierfeit nnO
S}nflnen3a NIT merfrpjir-
bigger 9ej4tj8fejt 1mo in
gang fr'rSer 3eit, 8efer
ol8 ole8 9tn6ere, .9alten
@ie e5 int 9ouie,
gu 9a6en 6ei 0pOt9eRern.
9tU'8 9aor= 1tnO Sarta
f6rbe,@itteG, Id)'uar5 atttO
braun, so Geuts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23

@tfe'S 8 So0mid)mer5-
Sropfe1t fatriret tic eitter
Wittttte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
80ntgin 8ittorta'5 3Obe g


Qonbon, %. Sanuar. - Ser
3nette Sa6restug be5 3OOes Der So
ntQin 8ittoria purbe beute in 8inbz
for, Qonoon unD an anOeren Orten
bur6 8etrGn3ung Der Stotue'n Der
berItorbenen W}onar6in unD Our49ez
MISUNDERSTANDING begangen. &O=
mig @bporb, feline 9emohlin, Der
Qrin3 unO Die 4rtn3eiiin bon @ale5
unD anoere U}itgIieoer Der t0nigli6en
GFumilie pobnten etnem 8Otte8Oienit
i'm 6rogmorezMauTOleum BEL. Der
Surtop6ag mar nit Pflan3en u. net
ben 8lumen geIaniidt. @pdtsr purz
ben SulutI6iife 81 gbren oer3Rron%
be7teigung be5 &0nig5 gonaro abge@
feuert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
Wirt1tte.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
8rQnttei6'8 g Offs pr d.
mien.


QpnbDn, %. 6Sunuur. - 8. W.
66elDon &c So. BON G6icago, 2Onoon
unD Baris ge6en betannt, baB iie elm
cine @n3a6l fran30iii4er &apitaliiten
etnf3lieBenbeS SpnOitat gebtloet uno
bic ,G6untiers Maritime8" in 8Orz
beaur. einen Der beDeutenDtenS4iff5z
baub0fe in 6rantrei4, erDorben bas
ben, in Der Q(bIi6t, oon Dem neuen
frun30iiI6en S6iffsprGmiengeieB gu
brofitiren. 0a8 SnnDitdt ite6t an
Qe6It6 nit Der yl1ntteb States Chip
building Company" in @erbinbung
unD beabfi9tigt, ben S4tffsbauRof
in 8orDeaur in jeOer 9inft6t gu mo@
berntIiren. 9ampfer perben bort gez
baut fperDen unb unter fran30iti9er
6lagge fa6ren, Inn ii6 bic Our4 oaS
neue @efeB borgefe6ene Prdmte 3u
fi6ern, psl9e, pte man glaubt, benz
S6iffsbau in 5rantrei4 einen gez
nultigen SSnpul5 geben tptro.
8IDniB beerDigt.
9uri5, %. Sanuur. - 9aS Be
grd6niB bes Oer7torbenen 8eri4terz
ftatters Der Qonboner nSimes," Sp=
per be 8lopiB, fanO geitern gIo9nlttz
tag ifatt. Die 6ieiigen 8Oti4after
BON @nglanO unO Stalien, Sarah
8ernbur0t unb oerI6iebene S4rtftz
teller, M2aler unb S6uuipieler nabe
men oarun She'll.
8i6tige @rperimente,
9ari5, %. Sanuar. - Sn elmer
@iBung Der QtaOemie Der @ifenz
I6dften ma9te 9enrt 9Oincnre Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
g Sbanien,5 6lOtte.

92abrib, p. Sonuor.- Moriz
neminiiter 8oca bat Die 8e6OrOen gu
gabi3, 6eroI unb Gortugenu erfu6t,
i'm prompt ii6er Die 8ereiti6uft 3ur
Mo6iliiirung Der 5lOtte 3u unterridz
ten. N}an bermutbet, DaB Die &nz
fruge nit Der Situation in W}arOtto
i'm 3uiammenbang ite6t.
Wte6er elm Qu8bru6.
Rtng8tomn, SynieI ct. Din
cent, %. 5on. - Sin neusr 2lu8brua
bes 8uIfans Spufriers begunn 5eute
N}ittag. Der 8utton f4leu0ert &au4~
noIfen in Die 6D6e unO Elm Sanoz
reqen fGut gu G6ateau 8eIatr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23
Sibise5 0efe6t,
9antpf nod anentfdteOen.
Sac stueitc Sumbarocmcnt nDn
Sort Snn Garlu5 iuuroe &C.
ftcrn erneuert.

5obte unb 9ertpunbete in Dem Sort.
- Sn Berlin un6 2on0On bat
man nod INNER feline Offi3islIs
g2u8ri4t ii6er bic 2tffoire. -
GngIanb besaOouirt natiirli4 piez
Der ale 8eranttpOrtIidteit. -
3pet bss Qngriffs mar bic I'm
terbre9ung bes 9unOel5Derte6rs
nit Colombia. - S5n 8uibingtOn
sripartet man nit @ebulb Die pei=
teren @ntiptdelungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-23

4art5, 22. San. - Dem nNIoz
tin" pirD aus Caracas gemeloet, ooB
Der reDolutionGre @eneral 8ierd un@
qeFd6r I'M N}itternadt am Y}ontag
bic Gtabt Goro angriff. Der &f
nit Der Gtabt oauerte 3e6n Stunosn.
Q(uF beiOer Geiten CAB e5 3oOte uno
8ernun0ete; Der Muterialiaaoen mar
oroB. Die geDolutiOndre 3ogen 1t4
IchltnhIih 11triirf
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
CARD
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF MADISON COUNTY,

4 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the responsible office
of sheriff OF Madison county. sub
lect to the action of the Democratic
party, and as my opponent, Mr..
Walter Stokes and myself have
entered into an agreement not to
make house to house can, ass OF
the county, I take this method of
soliciting vour support If | am
elected | pledge you that my best
efforts will be devoted faithfully
to the discharge of my duties. The
sheriff 5 Office will have my whole
and undivided attention. i have
had several years experience as
marshal and tax collector of the
city of Canton, The dnties of the
marshaPs and sheriff's offices be-
ing similar This experience will
enable me to make you an efficient
sheriff, and if | am elected | shall
be able to give you satisfactory
and business like administration,
and make you an efficient civil and
criminal officer, as well as a good
tax collector. | am native Of
Madison county ] was born at
Sharpsburg, District No. 5,
December "a 1851. / was raised
on the farm, and / court the
scrutiny of anv man who may
wish to know anything of my
character, and habits as a man or
as an official. | will be controlled
by no man nor set of men, but if
elected will be the sheriff for the
whole people, free from all cliques,
rings and combinations. If you
san endorse such a man for sheriff,
| ask you for your support.
Very truly yours,
j. w, OWEN.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
NOTICE.

To the farmers of Madison
county; There will be meeting
at the court house Monday. Feb.
%. at ? o'clock for the purpose
of having concerted action. for
the prevention OF Labor Agents
euticing labor from our county.
The Merchants League of Mad
ison. county.
A. H. Lehman
F. c. McAllister committee.
w. B. Langford
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
Chancery Clerk.
We are authorized to announce
S. II. Mckee

We are authorized to announce
S. T. MCKEE
as a candidate for Chancery
'lerk subject tothe action OF the
Democratic patty.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN L. ROBINSON,
as a clnlid4te for Chauc.
Cl-rK Subject TO the action of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
B, F.. HILL
as candidate for Chancery
Clerk subject to the action of the
Dem ec.atic party.
We are authorized to announce
F. G. M'ALLISTER,
as candidate for Chancery
Clerk subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
T. L. NICHOLS
as a candidate for Cbancery
Clerk subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
ASSESSOR

are authorized to announce
/ j. E. HOLIDAY
hndidate for Assessor. sub
b the action of the Demo
party.
are authorized to announce
w, NJ. COX
Eandidate for county Asses
poject to the action of the
cratic party.
Re authorized to announce
S. B. FORD.
candidate for Assessor sub.
b the action of the Demo-
party.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
FOR SALE.

Two large fine Jacks, on
terms to suit buyer. Address W.
j. Prichard, Erie Miss. or G.
w. Prichard, Canton, Miss.
Jan. 1st. l month.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
Cheap u0lsy TO Loan.

l have arranged to make loans
at s per cent per anuum on i'm
proved farms. No commission
charged. w. II. POWELL,
AttornsY-at-Law.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
HAY FOR SALE.

Any one wanting good first
class hay at 60 cents per bale,
call on S. Coleman, at Lutz's
lower market.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
Ready tow ear

If you want everything that
is to be worn by the most
stylishly dressed women you
must see our new spring Gre
ations in Ready tn-wear Gar
ments, embracing Skirts,
Shirt Waists and Muslin I'm
derwear in all the latest cloths
and designs.
Beautiful White Lawn Waists
plain and tucked, worth
1.5O, for. LOO
Elaborate designs in plain
and fancy Oxfords, worth
1.75, for. :. ..1.50
Exquisite PoDgee Silk Waists
for !. ......1.75
Dainty Muslin Gowns, worth
| IS, for. .1.50
Pretty Corset Covers, 25c
Dressy Underwear, 100
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
Wash Fabrics,

This department includes
Linen Cotton, Silk, Mixed
and Mercerized fabrics, is
brimming full and our col
lection of exquisite weaves
and weaves are priced at the
lowest figures.
Mercerlzed Oxfords, just
the things for waists, worth
65c, for. soc
80 inch Persian Lawn. Csc
45 inch French Lawn. Soc
White India Linen, worth 7c
for &c
White India Linen, worth &c
for ..6 l-2c
White India Linen, worth
IL 1-2c, for. ........lOc
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENT CHARGES.

We have agree upon the below
schedule of charges for announce
ments, and will strictly adhere to
them. No announcement will be
published until fee is paid:
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
In0DcQ TO Loan. soi. oa 's,rs s.rro~' .9

er. No Commission. H. B..
GREAvES. Attorney at Law and
abstractor of titles to real estate
Office, east side court square.
n7-6m.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1903-03-13
Supervisors.

fare authorized to announce
4 A. T. GRAHAM
'andidate for Supervisor for
4. Subject to the action of
fmocratic party.
Fare authorized to announce
/ F. D. COLEMAN.
candidate for the Office
Rpervisor for Dist. | subject
action of the Democratic
are author!zed to announce
NJ. S. COBB
hndidate for Supervisor for
et No, 1, subject to the ac.
4 the Democratic party,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-09-17
How to Polish Tortoise

In this tortoise shell age it is well to
know how to keep brilliantly polished
the many pretty ornaments with which
every gentle head is decorated. Brown
locks and fair ones may be faithfully
shampooed, but the shell combs and
fancy pins are bound to become dull
unless every now and then they are
given brisk rubbing. The finest of
old linen is none too good with which
to polish up good shell, and after first
moistening the soft old cloth in luke
warm water it should be touched into
the charcoal box, says the New York
Journal. The finely powdered char
coal is the only kind for this purpose,
1t goes without saying. After this has
been wiped off little prepared chalk
should be used in the same way, the
chalk having been wet with vinegar.
AS finish to give a smooth gloss to
the tortoise a little chalk should lie
taken into the dry palm of the hand
and the dainty hair article given an
other good rub.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-09-17
AIDsomania.

In democratic liberty loving SWitzer-
land, where each citizen and sojourner
is supposed to do pretty much as he
pleases SO long as he doesn't infringe
upon the rights Of another citizen or
sOjourner, there is a popular demand
for the enactment Of laws regulating
the climbing of mountains. The loss Of
life resulting from Alpine climbing has
this year been SO great as to attract
the attention Of all Europe, and senti-
ment is strong in favor of some meth
Cd Of curbing the reckless daring Of
men and women who are subject to at
tacks Of the species of insanity which
might be called alpsomania.
The roll Of death this season sur
passes all past records. More than 800
accidents have been recorded, and $50
lives have been sacrificed upon the
altar of a senseless ambition to scale
the snow incrusted, storm swept Alps.
Among those who this year have gone
to their death on the sides of the
treacherous mountains Of Switzerland
were many who had won fame-su
as it was-in past years as skillful and
fearless climbers. Their assumed ia
miliarity with the topography of the
mountains they had assembled and de-
scended so often before made them in
sensible to the truth that ''the pitcher
may go once too often to the well;"
besides, the drifting SHOWS and the
avalanches are constantly changing the
surface of the mountains. "Ah, but
that Is what makes 1t worth while to
climb the same mountain again and
again. cries the alpsomaniac.
It is well that the government is to
interfere at last Just what regulations
are to be enacted into law cannot now
be stated. It is not to be expected that
mountain climbing will be altogether
prohibited, since 1t is one Of the at
fractions that draw tourists to Swift
Zerland, but 1t Will certainly be pos
sible to minimize the death rate on the
mountain sides by requiring all would
be climbers to comply with certain
prescribed regulations as to guides and
equipment and by absolute prohibition
Of climbing when the conditions are
considered dangerous by competent au-
thority.
We in this country punish would be
suicides If they fail In their attempts
and we prohibit the performance of
certain hazardous athletic feats; conse-
quently we shall not be shocked by
Switzerland's attempt to prevent fool
ish men and women from taking their
own lives in a craze for meaningless
and improbable mountain climbing.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-09-17
Kenosha County School Patrons to
Force Racine co. to Pay Share OF
Expenses OF Joint Districts.
MUST ASSESS AT FULL VALUE.
Prominent Men in Brighton and Wheat.
land Threaten to Sue Assessor Bar
ret for Non performance of Duty.

Prominent school patrons of the
towns of Brighton and Wheatland are
preparing to make a test Of the tax
laws and if the taxes levied for the
joint school district including Burling-
ton, Wheatland and Brighton are not
equalized suits will be filed against
Assessor Barrel to force him to pay the
damages accruing to Kenosha county
people by his failure to do his duty.
The towns of Wheatland and Brigh-
ton of Kenosha county, and the town
of Burlington in Racine county COM
pose school district and the schools
are kept up by taxes levied on the
three towns. The town of Burlington
according to the valuation Of the prop
erty recently returned by the assessor
will pay but small amount Of the
taxes due from that town. In this
county the assessors have been in
structed to assess property atits actual
value and in the towns of Wheatland
ard Brighton these instructions have
been carried out to the letter. On the
other hand according to the statement
Of the supervisor of assessments the
assessor of the town of Burlington has
valued the property in that town at
ffty-hve per cent of the true value SO
that the taxes assessed on this valua-
ton will allow the town of Burlington
to get off with one.half the amount it
ought to pay for the support of the
school district. Assessor Barrett has
thus far declined to make any equal
ization Of the assessments declaring
that Burlington is valued high enough.
The law provides that should he con-
tinue to refuse to equalize every per-
son affected will Lave right to bring
suit against him for damages. The
farmers of Wheatland and Brighton
are worked up to fever heat over the
matter and suits will probably be filed.
While the amount at issue is not
large the principle involved is big
one and this is the first time in the
history of the state that this sort of a
fight has been made against an asses
sor. All over the state counties are
intermingled in school districts SO
that the decision in the case will be
one of vast Importance to all parts Of
state. There are several other joint
districts in Kenosha and Racine coun-
ties but thus far there has been no OBJ
jections to the valuations made.
In the Burlington case both the
farmers and the assessor are defiant
and it is probable that a hard fight
will result.