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The leader., 1903-12-02

When you want pleasant purgative
try Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take aud
produce no nausea, gripping or other
disagreeable effect. For sale by G. E..
Grafton.
The leader., 1903-12-02
RrookhaYen had a beautiful but

Brookhayen had a beautiful but
slight fall of snow on Monday.
In North Mississippi it was
heavier: At Sardis it covered a
depth of five inches; at Oxford
the University students played
SNOWFALL; at Memphis and Holly
Springs the ground was covered.
December was thus ushered in,
in a most fitting manner.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Mr.. Felix May has been pros
trated by illness several days at
his rooms at Mr.. Will Hoskins'
residence.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Who would have thought away
back in August that we would
have to wait for snow in Deem
Der to clay the dust?o
The leader., 1903-12-02

Cut glass, special pieces that
show refinement, novelty and rich
ness at very low prices, at
Staffier's Jewelry Store.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Don't be imposed upon by taking
substitutes offered for Foley's Honey
and Tar. For sale by Price Drug
Company.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen and Mrs.
j. w. McGrath went down to
New Orleans Sunday afternoon.
The leader., 1903-12-02

A kidney or bladder trouble can
always be cured by using Foley's
Kidney Cure in time. For sale by
Price Drug Company.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins is erect
ing neat cottage facing Mrs. j.
H. WilIoughby's on Church
Street.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Miss Katie Reddin9. of Crystal
Springs, spent last Thursday in.
this city.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Our great annual clothing sale
will take place on Friday and SAT-
urday Dec. 1 5 and 19.
&. Cohn Il Bros.
The leader., 1903-12-02
beautiful clear 81 les.

Herbine exerts direct influence Oh
the bowels, liver and kidneys, purifs
ing and strengthening these organs
condition Of health; thus removing d
common cause Of yellow, notify, greasy
skin. and more or less plmples, blotches
aud blackheads SOC at Price Drug
Co
The leader., 1903-12-02

Mrs. Sam Abrams and Miss
Bertha Berger have been visitors
to the Crescent City.
The leader., 1903-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Flood en-.
tertained at dinner Sunday
Misses Mamye Vivian, Eunice
Anding and Mr.. Ferd Y. Becker.
The leader., 1903-12-02
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
GOING NORTH DAILY,

Local freight trains Nos. "a and 95 between Nc
Comb City and BrookhaYen, arrive and leave at
the following hours: No. "a arrives at Brook
haven at 1880 d. IN. No. 95 leaves BrookhaYen
ut los p. m.
Local freights Nos. 80 and 90 between Brook
haven and Canton arrive and leave at the fol.
owing hours. No. 90 leaves Brookhaven at $3.50
=. m. for Canton. No. SO arrives at Brookhaven
from Canton at 500 p. m.
nos. / and do not stop at flag stations. Nos.
Is and "A stop at all stations. Trains
Nos and with veStibule cars) stop only at
Hammond, McComb City, Brookhaven, HALLE
hurst Crystal Springs, jackson and Canton.
~ Trains both ways make close c0nnecu0n
with all vi Lhe /. {. branch roads.
The leader., 1903-12-02
To Tax Payers.

10 ak PaYerS.
MY books are now open and receipts ready
for payment of State and County taxes. All
persons who are due taxes should come forward
as early as possible and avoid the rush. Many
an save an extra trip to Brookhavea by set
ling while attending Circuit Court
r. II. APPLEWHITE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
The leader., 1903-12-02
Druggist Wanted.

There is good opening at Bogue chitso
Miss, for FIRST class. uT.to-eate druggist For
fun Information, address B r.. Eox e5 Rogue
Chisto, MISS
The leader., 1903-12-02

Low grade watches repaired at
Mill's Jewelry Store from so to
75e. Other work done equally
cheap. Four doors south of
most afirp RrooIzhavnn
The leader., 1903-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Wood
moved Monday into the home of
Mr.. W. K. Wood, who will Vacate
as soon as his handsome new sub.
urban residence is completed.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-18
RAILROADS FIGHT CANAL
Will Spend Millions to Prevent
Colombia from Signing Treat

Washington, D. c., June 10
Lobbyists representing the owners
of the transcontinental railway
systems are now charged with re-
sponsibility for the delay in the rat
ification OF the Panama canal
treaty by Colombia. The men are
or tie ground with millions of dol
lars to spend and they are spend
ing it.
The facts as 10 just what is being
done were brought to the city this
morning by well known railroad
man who has only recently return
ed from Bogota. The interests which
have contributed to the fund to Sc
cure votes of Colombian Legislators
are those controlling the Canadian
Pacific, Central Pacific, Union Pa
cifc, Texas Pacific, Southern Pacific
and nearly every other railroad in
the country.
The lobbyists who formed the
third house in Washington during
the fight for The treaty in Congress,
reinforced by a number of Central
American lawyers, politicians and
revolutionists, are in Bogota and
the other cities of Colombia. 1t is
said that the vast railroad interests
are willing to pay even more than
the ten million dollars offered by
the United States if the treaty is
rejected.
An emissary of the Colombian
Government is now on his way to
Washington for a conference with
the President, but 1t was said this
morning that if the United States
does not offer more money than is
already agreed upon the conference
will come to naught.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-18
WORST OF ALLIE EXPERIENCES

Can anything be worse than to
feel that every minute will be your
last? Such was the experience of
Mrs. S. II. Newson, Decatur, Ala.
''For three years" she writes, Il en-
dured insufferable pain from indi-
gestion, stomach and bowel trouble.
Death seemed inevitable when doc
tors and all remedies failed. At
length l was induced to try Electric
Bitters and the result was miracu-
lous. | improved at once and now
I'm completely recovered" For
Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
medicine. Only SOC. It's guaranteed
by J. L. Putegnat d Bro, Druggists.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-18
DUMONT SAILS OVER PARIS
RACE COUNSEL IN AIRSHIP.

Paris, June l4.-W. K. Wander
bits horse Biltmore was fourth to-
day in the race for the Prix de
Villeron at Long Champs. During
the racing NJ. Santos Dumont in his
airship No. 8 appeared over the
race course and went through a
variety of maneuvers which evoked
great enthusiasm from the crowd.
The passage of two other balloons
over the Long Champs race course
at the same time added to the orig
inality of the scene.
NJ Santos-Dumont descended I'M
aided in the center of the course,
where a great ovation was given
him. He then reascended and after
executing a second series of maneuv-
ers sailed away in the direction of
Bagatelle. y curious coincidence
during the progress of the Santos
Dumont No. 9 was the winning OF
two races by horses numbered nine
on the racing card.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-18
PIANOS.

| have on sale a well selected
stock of standard make PIANOS on
easy terms, and Edison Phono-
graphs, at the residence Of Mrs. L.
E. Wreford.
Prospective purchasers are invit-
ed to call and examine daily.
between the hours of 1 and 6 D. M
IL m. BONITA DESIERE.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-18
ouR BALKY HORSE.
From Boston Evening Transcript->

A lew DAYS ago the writer WAS
walking down Court Street, Boston,
about one O'Clock, and found a
small blockade opposite Court
Square. It was occasioned by a
balky horse hitched to a covered
express wagon. At either side of
the street on the sidewalks stood
deep line OF silent, interested
spectators.
The driver appeared to have given
up the contest temporarily, but the
horse was being encouraged CD by
a ruddy-faced hackdriver, who, TAX
ing the bride in one hand, struck
him repeatedly on the inside of his
forelegs near the kneejoint with
stick or whip held in the other
hand. As the animal steadily
refused to bulge, except either back
wards or sideways, the man present.
ly gave it up.
After a moments wait another
spectator stepped out Of the crowd,
walked up to the horse, kindly
stroked his nose, patted him and
tried to move him a bit one side
for a fresh start. But the horse
was in no frame OF mind to accept
mere Establishments Of this sort,
and the second conner also retired
discounted.
The crowd is still silent, watching
and waiting for the right person to
appear and solve the difficulty. The
jam increases, but finally good
sense and feeling step forwardin the
shape of a young man who is eat
ing a hadsome red Baldwin
apple for luncheon finish.
Perhaps the horse is tired and
thirsty, and it is past his regular
dinner hour; at all events the sight
and smell of this red apple held
about six inches from his nose is
evidently an agreeable surprise. He
pricks up his ears, accepts the
prOffered apple and shows his gra-
titnde by at once moving briskly
forward at the request of his new
friend, and the jam is over. The
crowd melts away, but many
spectator takes the lesson to heart,
and will profit by it.
Nine times out of ten horse
becomes balky through harsh
handling. The driver could do
nothing. The two men who tried
to assist him failed because they
did nothing for the horse-the one
thought that force would do it; the
other tried Establishment. The
block will continue so long as we
see fit to employ such men to
handle our business.
Our Philippine horse is balky,
and we have made him so by i'll
treatment.
When We send seventy-fve
thousand barrels Of handsome
Baldwin apples to the Filipinos as
proof of our good will and desire to
trade, instead of seventyfve thous-
and Mauser rifle barrels as evidence
of our intention to pound the life
out Of them, our business wagon is
likely to move on again.
ANrrS IT Pol,-Drrt-rT
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-18
FOR SINKING AR.

Il IE1oIAN VIII Once Chief
QuaTtermaster, san Antonio, Texas.
June u. 1903 Sealed proposals. in
tripheate for sinking one Artesian Well
at Fort Ringgold, Texas, Will be receiv-
ed at this Office and at Fort Ringgold
until Il o'clock noon, July 10, 1903, and
then opened. The United States reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all
proposals, OF any part thereof Infor-
nation aud blanks furnished on appi-
cation Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked, Proposals for Ar
teSlan Wen. " JNo.L. GLEN. D. @. N.
&C. en-.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-06-18
THE MOSSER HOUSE,
ALICE. TEXAS.

The best hotel in Alice is again
open TO the public. Equipped to give
frst-class accommodations to the
travelling public. Electric buttons
in all rooms and a first-class chef
in the kitchen.
L.G. COLLINS, Proprietor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
gBefern Warhlanh Sabu.

$rat in &rdtt am p. 5unt 1908.
,3uqc D~crlucH pie Nilltus Citation, mi. iolqt:
6aQlt6.
4.30 irlb - S6rtnpot. oauptliujt. Ho1trstopn,
y. 4 N. 9abn, uuo Dem Sintu. mo dusots
romntn 5onutoQs =. .. II. r. Gbambrsburg,
Dlurtin5buro, 99inbtfttr uuO Quuttt on 0trrGbes
laptatt * Ntttrn eobu."
9.E Dorm. QsnslRar Grprcb. Cur nap
QsuslRar)
1855 abtnos - Qttomm. nab llnions@rioQt.
3dglib, uusq EN- en- S~oHHta95.
725 BORN. - gort y. & y. Sin. uHo p1upts
linic Otlib pom 6mOrDs8rovc, Carlisle Il. y. q
~. @obn.
8lj 9orm. - SGuotlinlt, od1tE5topN. SD'pptHsS
burg, 6reocrit, Gmmitsburg ua' u. X Us Sabn,
bis Sbtuauooob.
1G12 BORN. Nttomm. mad uaion=9rcgt, QoTs
HHo Gettysburg,
1890 Qaam. - Nttomm. ua6 Gmor7sSroot
025 Vohm. Wttonm. mad Gmor0s@ropt
!30 Qotm. - gns Wouuta,u GrprtB CSarlorl
Gdr}: icipit frto,rit.
332 Rad5m. - Grprsb nod Qcrt IL. . & -. 9to.
4O3 Tod,m. - ErpreB mad 9uuttrl an pu 0duptz
liuit, oaQtrstoluu, JrcocIid, GmmItsbuTg uno
SbippeusburQ.
500 Tadm. " Grprcb nab 8lpuoou. @t'omnn.
itnicits Huiou=@ripgt.
5.25 0ubm. Nifomm, nab HltNa'
& rs Abcuos Nffomm. nab l~luiOlsSrteQt.
Hur S~ouutups %.
IA Nprm. Ntfommi. nab llHiOusSrloge uno
oduopcr.
235 0atm. - atfomm. nab llujousSriog'.
423 0ahm. Ntfomm. nab AltNd.
billet nm Gcpdds9arcau int Hr. 2l3, Cts
baltimore StrGSt.
3ioe bnIten al lluious. QtUuiDlodntaf Noenuts,
Tulton= uuo g9dlbroots (Rortb=Apt) SiaiioneH.
oalt nibt an 9tuuiplpauiusapt St1t'on an.
G. Or. RautfoIo. Sen. 5upt
9. wA spWtlit v y. u s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
Sic Ser. staatcu auf benz Wrge stir
G%rnbernng bcs Weltmarftes.

Inter bieier lle6eri4rift bringt Die
,0euti9e grportz8 eOue" cine 8eibe
BON Mittsilungen aus Siio<Imeriz
ia. 90 pirO aus Gbili gef6rteben:
9ieie5 2anb bietet Elm 10 groBes
@biaBgebiet fir ben umeritaniiden
fabritanten unb lit 10 penig BON
ameritaniiden Waaren in Inipru6
eenpmmen, oa3u limb Die augenbltts
lifen 9er6dltnife 10 tpenig Oa5u an
eetban, nm Die ri6tige @infi6rung
berielben gu unteritiiBen, ouB man
perfu6t lit, nur peni9e 9offnun9en
fir bic nd9ite 3utunft gu hegen.
Gines Der eriten unb bO6it Dinz
i6engnertben 3ieIe pGre, msines @rz
a6tens, 'engere 8erbinoung Der beioen
I. QGnber unter chamber, 0as beibt,
0ampfI9iffe unb cine CUTE, geiunoe
uno tapitalfrdftige amerifanii4e
8anf. Sinh bieie beioen 9or6eoinz
qunqen porbanben, 10 Diro bGs lie
brige bon ielber folgsn.
Die 6radt bicrher BON ben gerelz
nigten Staten lift 10 entleBli9 bod,
baB lie buditdbIi9 ben 9anOsl aus
i9lisbt. Wus an fleinen amerifantz
iden Daaren bier gum 8erfarr
tommt, gelungt auf benz Wsge uber
europa, meiit DON 9dmburg, bierber.
MG6renb mar in 4meritd groBe
Mafen BON 8upital brad liegen bat,
bic cine quite, fi9ere uno eintrdgliae
QnIuge iuhen, gi6t ii4 Riemuno Die
Miibe, cine 0umpferlinie nit oteiem
2anDe ein3uri9ten.
Obpobl mir bier oi6t Bel San
5runctsco iino. tommt ni6t cine
Sonne Sru6t an 5u%6ritartifeln bon
Der Wefttiiite bier berunter. Wds an
fleiner 5ru4t bierber seldngt, bas 1T
| lsSiQli4 1iatsnhOla pom 9ugetzSuRb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
llnicr WusIanb1anbel in 0irirm Sis:
faliahre.

Na9 einem ioeben Der0ffentli6ten
8eri6t bes ,StatiitiI9en 8iiredus"
niro Der Nuslanobanbel Der 8ereinigz
ten Staten fir bas nit bieiem $40
nat neutrality-suspicious. Der gr0Bte
in Der 9ei6i6te bes 2anbes fein.
rniere Ginfubr nirb gum Gritenmal
cine MiQidrbe Dollars iiber1teigen
uno uniere 4usfubr ii9 6Ober be3ifz
fern, dls in irgeno etnem oor6erge6enz
ben Sabre, ausgenommen in 1901.
Die @infu6r in ben nit gnoe Mdi
a6i6lieBenben eriten ELF Monuten oes
SFisfaljd6res belief ii6 auf 9433 Milz
lionen Dollars, Die Iusfu6r auf
1924 MiQionen. Ou Der Support in
feinem Monat Des Sabres ni6t unter
70 MiQionen Dollars gsfoQen lit,
10 pirb, bd fir Mai nur mod 81
MiQionen an Der Wfiqiarbe fe6len,
bieie iiberi6ritten tperben. Die 9ez
ringite Qusfu6r3iffer zines Monats in
benz gu Gnbe gebenoen 5isfuljaAre
belief ii9 duf So Milipnen Dollars,
10 DAB cine 4usfubr3iffer BON 400
MiGionen gu gepGrtigen lit. Der gez
ringite @eiammt Quslanbbanbel eiz
mes Munats belief ii4 uuf 1852 Miilz
lipnen Dollars, 10 bub ii6 bereits
%onnebmen ldBt, buB pieie5 Subr ale
norberge6enoen Sabre in S9utten
fteaen ipirb. SIN Sabre 1872 puroe
gum Gritsnmale i'm 4uslano6anbel
bic Miqiaroen 0oIargrenae errei6t,
in 1900 errei4ten mir Die 3peiSMilz
liurbengren5e. 0isies Sabr tperben
mir nidt nett unter Der 3peieinbaIbz
MiGiaroe bleiben. Sn 1900 betrug
unisr ganser Qubenbanbel 1852 Milz
lionen Dollars, in 1850 mar er auf
318 Miuionsn angepudien. Sn 1872
belief fi9 berielbe auf cine Miqiarbe,
in 1880 auf a~noertbalb M%iQiarben, in
1900 iiberidritt er gum GritenmaIe
sfpei MiniarOen; bieies Subr lit Elm
GeIammtbanbel bon mebr, ais 2400
minipnen Dollars Su erpurten. Bon
Der Ginfubr bon mebr, uls elmer Milz
liarbe Dollars entfdnt nabe cine babe
miniarbe auf RObmateriale, bic bier
perarbeitet tperbeus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20

Oas s unt9eft Der Rooenz
berg'f6en 0euti6en 8unDi8au, bos
nng burh bic gu4banblnng g. 6.
@te6ert, 9 Sat 16. Strabe, Stem
gorf, 5use9onsen 1T, brin9t neben Der
6~ortiebung bes 9iri4felo'i4sn aoz
mans, Oas CRIME 8unb, "eine interelz
fante Qr6eit bon 8aiqeu: n2ufaQe's
aampf I'm Berlin" cine grinnernn8
an Gonrab 5erbinuno Sleeper BON Ietz
ner S6neIte Beth, einen portreffli9
seI9risbsnen GFap iibsr ben englii4z
ruIiii4en Wettitreit UNI 9eriien Don
s. Sitger unb ben S6luB Der @brenz
berg'ften interefanten 4rtifelierle
ii6er GntItebung unb 8eOeutung gro
Der @ermDgen. 2iteruriide 8efprez
6ungen uno cine pulitii4e RunOi4ou
perpoGItdnbigen ben Sn6alt bes 9ef=
tee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
O. >Dampfbuut> Uompaanir.

9ampfcr ptrIdst 0OOiOn's B,rfte, GuS O,rgOris
6traSc, tdgIi6, oubtr sortuos, 8 8oru. un6
Ratm.; S~amtaas Z Dorm. uno 2.30 Ra6r. !;
gropn's 40 Born. uno 3 Rd&m; 6onntdqs
4 uuo 8 BORN. urb 2 Rnhr. mad RodsGrHt;
pbsIelbt Wsrit. mad e~tontn=Grt,t td0Iit Z BORN.
uno 2.SO 0a6m. 9rofpn's Ncrfts 10 Born.
uuO 8 Raam.; sountuos 4 uno 8 gOrm. uno 3
9aAu1. GiHtraeungtu fir Die Sdtiou lest anae'
uoniuttu. 0a6lufraetu bti J. r. Qtdt6. eu'
perinteuotnt Der Wsritt. (Dlat24, 3Dttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
unb fOmmt BON gritiitzGplnmbia

unb fpmmt BON 8ritii9zGplumbia
ober Wuibington.
Sine Oampferlinie nit grDbtenz
tbsils peraltetem S9lffsmdterial bon
San sranciscp mad Banana beitebt
unb nurbe frii6er ptelfa9 iu6pentio<
nirt, aber lie lief fat leer, u~nitatt ii4
gu bmii6en, einen er9iebiQen 9dnoel
nit G6ili unb ben iibrigen Pacificz
&iiftenIdnbern gu entpideln.
Die amerifanii6en &%apitdliiteli ga
BEN ii6 ausf6lieBli9 nit G~iien6abnz
unternebmungen u6gegeben uno Die
ii6rtgen Snterefen babel oerna6ldIz
figt.
Oa G6ili ieBt uno porausIt6tli6
nod fir 9enerationen leoigli4 3o1s
Materialien probu5irt, ebe es, lpenn
je, Elm SnbuItrieitaat pirb, 10 liegt 6
i'm Snterefe Der 8ereinigten Staaten,
bic Mdrfte fir iid gu erpbern, mas
lei9t iein piirbe, ipenn Die notAiperl@
bigen 8erbinoungen beitdnoen.
Die &ataloge, Die 6ierber geianot
neroen, miiFen in ipanii4er Spra4e
abgefaBt iein, Der ein3igen, Die bier
gefpro6en piro. Der 6euti9e 5abriz
FAINT 1u6t ii9 ben 8eoiirfnifen ieiner
&unben an3upafen; Der Yantee uno
@nglGnoer m06ten ben &unoen 81
i6rem 9eI6mad er5ie6en. 9as mare,
tpenn m0gli9, cine f4DneSa6e, biirfte
fi9 aber, 5umul Bel Der ipanif4en
3afe, als etpas f6nierig erpeiien.
Die gan5e ldteinif6e Rui1e ldBt ii6
fe6r bel me6r bur9 Die duBere @r=
i6einung, al5 bur4 Die pirtliaen
8or3iige bes 8egenitdnoes beetnfIulz
len. 9ieiem Gbarutter5ug muB Re6%
hung getragen perben, 5omo9l aus
G6ili, ME aus Guatemala piro be-
ri6tet, baB bic europdiiden 6duisr
6ereitpiQig langen Gre0it gerpG4rsn,
nGbreno amerifdnii6e 9Guier Die
gre0itfriiten faum iiber so Sage aus
be6nen, mas BEL ben unii6eren 8elO%
8%erbGltniien an gnOe oas tlllgere
1T, aber audi Elm 9inberniB, Den 9an@
bel in @iiozNmeritu mebr in uniere
6Gnbe 5u bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20

0as por eintgen Sdhren
an Der Cornell : 11niperiitdt ms Gez
ben gerufene 5orit~GoIeg, an beien
Spibe Der tii9tige 6Oritmunn Or. 3.
6. Sermon itanb, tpirb pieoer ein8ez
fen. limb purlm? Meil Die Stem
gorfer @eieBgebung unb Der 8ouDerz
neur Der Nnftalt fein Doblno1en emit
qegen bra9ten, unb 10 puroen Die
gum 5ortbeftunoe Der 4ritalt nOtbiz
qen @elber ni6t bepiqigt. llno bas
i'm Studte Nep|gort, in benz man
fonft 70 liberal bepiQtgt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20

Gin na6res ungludsz
ia6r fir bic @ereinigten Staaten 1T
has laufenbe in ieiner eriten 9dltte
sepeIen. 0ud elmer ftatiftii6en 3us
fammeniteaung Der Sem : YOrter
tribune" iinb felt benz eriten Sdnuar
in ben 8ereinigten Staaten ni4t plel
peniqer als 1000 Meniden bur3 lie
beri6pemmungen, Stiirme unb drtz
here Naturereignife um's 2eben ge~
fpmmen. Die nN.zY. 8orlo" be3lf@
fert bic 3a6l Der Spfer Iogar duf lpe=
ninitens 1850.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
Queen Qnne's Giienbahn.Gn.

Gu6rbIuu {tit DEM Ia. sun: 1903.
Ganrpfer u,rlaFtr BIER r.. TO- 2iabtsetrobs:
To3 Gdpt Wap, Etbobot5, Gentr,uiat, Gut'nss
topn, 2oD, QOiut unO 3pjibtn1Stat;or.r:
3dslib (,rtl. Sonntas5)......7 9rrr., 2 Rotn.
SoHUllqS l
0aa Qob,sgoint, Queenstown uuD alien 9urtt,u
on rtr 6,utrtoiqt= 9ibiFon:
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