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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-06-02

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%. How far WIS the hole .a .n.
from the hole in the chcSte"
"A. | didn't try To locate tHat ..
20 You didn't soc vLrth,r is
or front?"
"a. No. sir"
20. II a man had hs hama s. ,,..
sition Gndicatjng bona ON 1s,, anil
shot and tba na,fo,,tt.
thon aronnod ~. -,
have cansa, or ,coarn.n, So
$50"
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EDNARD MURRAY.
Mr.. Murray. examined by Senator N.r
ris. said:
Il live on Swain street. here In R.I..#
| was right out here iu front a. .-
Dughi's store, on the 2Ist Of Fcar.auq.
pretty near the car line standing ont
the street. on Main street, Front ~'r.e-
r1yetteViiie street ! was standing '.~f
Two olhei lel,""S was standing thtf"
" s''nu'"s iooN,hf p'''lS hatH DID .#.
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ne iooheu o''N. AFTER 'Ht S''oH'
IS .hi1N ~ ildhd up somehow 'i "..s
w . ms sac ana kiha OF mace " ..'.a
ahu "heeled ana TEL flshl down %. 1#'
'r"ck' on Ihe east ran. turned as 500"
- ! heaId 'he niS. sioi. ! seen -.
oNIhhgr luSC ABOUT inc tIihe o. '"'
oiu mo nc seemed % Dc going prey
~ aeio' ''MaiuS i'ei'oh ? "h'
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. oe; ! never ho'iced now ne was "...aa
! couldn ten much ABOUT that. "'a.ss
sIahds up ana SHOWS court now MI. sAt#
nef went at me tlfne ne saw h1m. j -eta
ar. haywood near the lower steps obi '".
poStoHlce. l seen the p!Sloi, bhi a"a
pay much attentlon 10 IT. ] Tald more
attehtlon 70 the falling man.
MI. Murray was not cross-eXamIhea
MR.. WILLIS G.. BRIGGS.
Next Mr. Willis n pr;ogs yqe ~.
amined Nv senator woodo,d 4. ,.rfr...
Il live in Raleigh. have Evoa.5, p....eE
all nv life; am \ nev,snanor raror... .a
the afternoon of Fohrnary o1-f ... r
nv office until about J nnarfa, ,a., f..r
hon non+ - ~ am.a l T..
mail came or4 of 10 man ,r,,.
stens of tho nostofs;no on1 tn,n,4 a.. .#.
north and had tal,ar onI,, f..
when saw M c;,n,oe oo,,.,o. +,
Simms had ,oco;,,oa lo,ta, e-.r H
that MORNING ona 7 III, - a.5 ~
corr,non+ go. = :.
was foc;nn 800 a.
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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
q A - 9ToRI a.
Boar, tn. nThs Kind You Have AIwag Bougi
''':;:''' s'':; :; ''' &M;4;!zi;SSz2x 4 4; /; ''
A Good One on the Minister

One Sunday not long ago.
IN a town not mO!e than a
tbousand.miles from..here, a
new conner named j one $
went to church aud deposit
ed 500 in the contribution
box when the deacon passed
his way. The preacher not be
ing used to. such generosity
on the part Of his regular pa
rishioner, enqulred of t b g
stranger as to the reason for
it Mr.. Jones stated that he
had Just started in business
in the city and wanted to
help along every good cause.
The preacher returned to
his pulpit and announced
that he Intended to patron
ize Brother Jones, and asked
that all of his congregation
that would do likewise stand
up. The congregationrose in
masse. While the flock was
still standing the preacher
asked Mr.. Jones what his bus
mess was. Jones replied: ii
am a saloon keeper. Though
ton Gazette.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05

"Some time ago my daugh
ter caught a severe cold.
She complained of pains in
her chest and had a bad cough
| gave her ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy according to
directions and in two days
she was we'll and able to go
to school. | have used this
remedy in my family for the
past seven years and haye
never known it to fail. says
James Prendergast, merrh~
ant, Annaro Bay. Jamaica,
West India Island. The pains
in t he chest indicated an ap.
preaching At tack OF
pneumonia, which in this in
stance was undoubtedly
warded. of by Chambprlain's
Cough Remedy. Itcounteract
any tendency of a cold to
ward pneumonia. Sold by
NJ. B. Blackburn.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
Advice n Bows.

Idleness ls the devils own
work shop, and especially is /.
this true of boys. We never
feel sorry for the boy who has
TO work, even if it be to help
make a living for himself and
family; but we do pity the
boy who has nothing to do
and whose parents are able
to keep him from having to
labor. The boy who m a VI
work and get only a stipend
OF a dollar, or even less, al
week is learning habits of in
dustry. 1t is from the boys
who begin early the life of in
dustry that come the success
ful men of the nation. The!
boy who waits until he isl
grown. or until he acquires!
the education, before he be-
gins to labor or learn q pro-
fession is apt to start in life
handicapped ard outstrip'
ped by his seemingly less for
tunate competitors who star
ted in ahead OF him. 1t pays
a boy bette rim the long run
To work for twenty five cents
Il week and learn a trade2
with habits of application td
business. than to do nothing
and be supported at the ex
Dense of his parents. Boys
do something. IA
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
Remarkable Cure Of Group.

| have "A few words to say
regarding Cha mberliain's
Cough Remedy. ltsavedmy
little boys life and | teeI that
| cannot praise it enough. |
bought a bottle OF from A..
e. Steere of Goodwin, s. D.,
and when | got home with it
the poor baby could hardly
breathe. gave the medicine
as directed every ten minutes
until he "threw up and then
| thought sure he was going
to choke to death. He had
to pull the phIegm out OF his
mouth in great long strings:
| am positive that it ! bad
not got that bottle OF cough
medicine, my boy would not
be on earth todav.-JOEL
DEMoNT, Inwood. Iowa. For
sale by NJ. +. Blackburn.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
ting the South"

ibfS WIG o''otbt
Albert B. Cummins, the res
publican governor OF Iowa,
is in Washington and b a s
had several conferences with
the President. As a result it
is said to have been agreed
that there will be a "stand
pat" tariff plank IN the next
Iowa platform. The Presi
dent has been made to Tee |
that any interference ii h
the tariff schedules will incur
the enmity OF the protected
interests OF the country and
defeat his chance of nOmina-
ton. He therefore sent for
Governor Cummlns and has
talked very plainly to him,
telling him he must placate
the advocates of an extra tar
|if and. for the present, at
least, must abandon what
has come to he know ns 'the
Iowa idea" This will doubts
less come as cheerful news to
the tariff revision rppuhIi~
cans, especially those OF Iowa
and Minnesota but it is t h e
protected interests OF New
York state of which Mr..
Roosevelt is thinking.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05

The Landmark OF the Goth
ult.. says that Mr.. j. D. Clark
of Rock Cut neighborhood,
cut the last Of his last years
crop of water,nelons Mon
day. The melons had been
preserved in a bin of wheat
since they we're pulled last
fall. Messrs. John Rouerhe
and Eugene Phifer. OF States
vile. who helped eat t h e
melons, say they were as
good as when first pulled
from the vines.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
The Diseoverer Of Swamp-Root at Wsf4 i
His Laboratory.

There Is a disease prevailing In U
country most dangerous because 50 dec
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused 4
it-heart disease, pneumonia, heart fall
or apoplexy are often the result Of kid
disease. II kidney trouble Is allowed 70 &
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will att
the vital organs, or the kidneys themsel
break down and waste away cell BY e
8hen the richness Of the blood-the albuu
leaks out and the sufferer has Bird
Disease, the worst form Of kidney troubI
Dr.. Kilmer's Swarlp.Root the new
covery is the true specific for kidney. bla(
and urinary troubles. II has cured thou1
Of apparently hopeless cases. after all
efforts have failed. At druggists In fifty
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sen( +
by mail, also book telling about SN< :
Root and It's wonderful cures. AZ.
Or. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. y,
mention this paper.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
Mr.. Ludlow Skinner Murdered.
Progressive Farmer,

Progressive Farmer
Last Saturday abont 4:20I
D. m. the anddest TRACED,
enacted in our city in scores
OF wears, occurred. About the
time above mentioned, Mr.. /
Ludlow Skinner came out OF
the main entrance of the post
Office and proceeded straight
across the sidewalk facing
the other side of the street
Just about the time he step-
ped off the sidewalk into the
street Mr.. Ernest Haywood
approaching Shim from the
south, fired a shot which
seems not to have t a ken
effect. Skinner increased his
speed and proceeded in th"
same direction, when nnnth~
er was fred which entered his
back, grazea the heart and
passed through both lungs.
and Skinner fell dead on the
street ear track in the middle
Of The street.
The prominence of the par
ties and the ignOrance..Of the
public as to the motive be~
hind this act, has caused a
great excitement. and b pe n
the firstssuhiect OF converse
tiOn since.
Mr.. Ludlow Skinner; had
witnessed the burial OF h j s
mother scarcely "a hours be.
fore this sad occurrence. He
was the son of Rev. T. E.
Skinner, D. D., one of the
best known Baptist mirls-
ters OF the South, and son in
law of the late John G. Wind
er. He leaves a wife and one
child He was n gentle, ten
der, unobtrusive, inoffensive
man.
Mr.. Ernest HAYWOOD is one
of the foremost and % es t
known lawyers in the State,
and a son of the late Dr., E.
Burke sHaywood, of t h Is
city.
Perhaps, the motive that
prompted this art will not
hp known to thp44pnblic until
the courts shall bring it out,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
DIR. J. NJ. HOGSHEAD,
Gamer Specialist,
BANNERS ELK. N. {

No knife; No Burning Out.
Highest references and endors-
ments of prominent persons sue
cessfully treated in Va, Tenn.
and N. C. Remember that there
is no time 100 SOON to get rid OF
a cancerous growth-no matter
how small. Examination free,
letters answered promptly, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
Nearly FOrfsits His Life.

A runaway almost ending, started
a horrible ulcer on the leg of J. b,
Orner. Franklin Grover, Ill. For
four years it defed all doctcrs ard
all remendies. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve had no trouble to cure him,
Equally good for Burns Bruises,
Skin Eruptions and Pilrs.. 25c, at
M. b. Black burn.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
Suit has has been entered

Suit has has been entered
against the Southern Rail
way for the sum of $25,O 900
images by Mr.. ". A. Phil
lips. % Lexington, admins
traitor of the late A. B. Car.
rick. Carrick met bis death
while in the service Of t b e
Southern as a brakeman re-
Gently between Salisbury and
Ashevillp.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
WASHINGTON LETTER.


FIVm UuI mug uluI OOIEcS pOuScuts
The unfortunate deadlock
in the Spna te which threa tens
the success Of the Panama
Canal, the Cuban treaty and
unless soon broken, will pre-
ripitate an extra session of
Congress ia finally reaching
a point where it occasions a,
larm to the Republican lead
srs, an alarm increased by
the Presidents insistence
that he will call an extra ses
sion of the Senate it either
the Panama or the Cuban
or the Panama treaty fail Of
ratification. The annoyance
Of the republican leaders has
recently been manifested by
their abuse OF Senator Quay,
who is contributing to t h e
filibuster. Mr.. Quay, knowing
that he represents a consider
able majority of the Senate,
md having been subject to a
pr OtrBcteG filibuster on the
Statehood bill, has determin
ed to fight fire with fire and
ia accordingly filibustering
the Panama treaty. What
the end willsbe 1t is impossi-
BILE to predict with certainty,
althoughsit is known t b a t
the Republican,. leaders a e
contemplating compromise
on.the Statehood bill and are
preparing to yield, at least,
to gsome extent, to the de-
mands of the democrats ifbv
80 doing they can secure the
prompt ratification of both
treaties,
Senator Morgan has thus
far conducted n most remark
able filibuster. OF the Panama
treaty. He has spoken over
100000 words, equal to IA
very big book, in his argu-
ments against the conven-
ton as fra med and still seems
as fresh as ever. One evening
last week a night session was
held with the hope of tirlnq
out the venerable Alaba mi
an. He spoke for fonr hours
from Z to II o'clock, when
the Senate took a recess nm
til next morning. Your cor
respondent t happened to leave
the Capitol just behind Sena
tors Morgan and Pettus whc
were walking arm in arm
and heard the former say
''Pettus, what shall we dc
with the balance of the even
ling? Pm not tired and it il
too early to go to bed. Car
|you suggest some way OF en-
Toying ourselves for an hour
or two?" When it is realized
that Mr.. Morgan is 70 anG
Mr.. Pettus 80. the humor o
the incident is apparent.
The House has been devo-
ting it's attention to appro
priation bills recently ant
ha- passed a number, inclu
ding the Naval and FOrtit
cation bills. 1t is now engae
ed in debating the Fowler
rubber currency" measure
; which has for it's chief Objec
the turning oyer to t h
banks and bankers the Writ
al control of the currency o
the nation. The bill may pas
the House, Mr.. Fowler say
it will, but it cannot pass th
Sena te. The Naval bill au
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05
Little drops OF water,
Little grains of nd,
Make up Morgan's ocean,
Also MOrgan's land.
New York Commercial
A Cure for Lumhago.

W. &. Williamson, of Amherst
Va, says: For more than a
year | suffered from lum.
bago. | finally tried Cbam-
berlain's Pain Balm and il
gives me entire relief. which
all Others remedies had failed
to do" Sold by NJ. B. Black
burn.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05


and the appropriation will
permit. 1t ia known that the
Lake boat sill be thOrough>
~ investigated under t h is
provision. The Lake boat
will he thoroughly investiga-
ted under the provision. The
bill also authorizes the dOu
bling of the number OF mid
shipmpn at Annapolis. u
course made necessary by the
coming into commission Of
manv new na val vessels.
The Anti.anarchy bill Lns
finally been agreed upon by
the confprees. As it stands it
it provides: for capt. a
punishment for any per-
son who shall kill or attempt
to kill the President or any
of his legal successors. Ad
vices or assistance TO kill any
of these persons will involve
being regarded rs a prinri-
pal offender. The advice to
kill, or teaching that any off
Ger of any civilized govern
ment should be killed will be
punishedsby a fine not excee-
ding 5000 orimprisonment
not exceeding twenty years
or both. 1t was this last pro.
vision which Senatorial Bacon
so opealy opposed both in
the Senate and, in an inter-
view printed in these letters
a year ago. 1t Is regarded az
doubtful if the conference re-
port will be agreed upon by
the Senate,,bocause of the ob-
lection Of the democrats.
A.finaI attempt was made
last week bv the friends OF Ad
miral Schlev to secure for him
2, he recognition OF Congress.
A,,.rpsoIution was offered in
the committee on Naval Al
fairs providing that he be
given tn ,spayssand allowance
of a rear admiral in the ac-
tive list. The resolution was
laid on the table by a vote OF
all the republicans except
MIR. Mudd. Itsis a we'll known
that if the resolution conld
be brought before the House
is defeated by the Naval Com
mittee.
Representative Bankhead
recently told your correspon
dent that he feared the demo
Gratis in the Senate were ma
king a mistake ny following
the leadership of Mr.. Quay
and attaching the Omnibus
Statehood bill to an appro,
priation bill. He said: 81 am
afraid it is not good politics
nor is It wise legislation for
the democl attic party to go
on record in favorof political
riders to appropriation bills
1t may come home to haunt
us before long in connection
with the constantly growing
desire on the palt OF rppubli
can leaders to reduce theCOn
gressional representation
from the Southern states, as
a result OF the present aeita
tion of the rare problem
Whenever two or morerepub
IicaDs get together to talk
politics and the negro ques-
ton comes up you will hear
them decla ing themselves in
favor OF. reducing the south
, ern representation IN Con-
gress as an Offset to the ne
L . ~ n q
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-05

&daoate Your Bowels With CascarstA
Candy Cathsrtic, oure constipation forever
n. Nd II q @. O. fall, druggists refund money.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-22
selegrapbii6e 9epei6eu.
SuIano.
Riidfebr bes @eri6oaencH.
Enrtlan1. Ore. I!

Hortlanb, Ore, IA. Sept.
Ser % Sabre alte Murcus Se6t.
man, Der por 10 SbreH ieincn Gltern
ais 7iibriaer 2nabe seitobIen ipnroe,
uuo ieitOeru lpIrlos perl6pllnoen
ipar, lit bier bilr1 einen Sufall ieinen
beiabrtcn Gltern tpieoer Suriidgegeben
moroen. Marc,ts bate auf langen
@anoeriabren ben sfamen leiner
Gltern unD iciues @eburtsortes per'
aelicn nno abute nidt, ais er tiirali6
bier eintraf, SaB er ben Glterr 10 nobe
mar. Ssn einem Slupeliergel1aft lab
er cine biibi1e Saihenubr lsno trdt
in oen 9apen nm iicb nah Dem Hreile
su erf,mbigen. Ser Saoenbelieer.
EN- ergrauter Iann reidte inn Die
llbr rnO bos sluse oes TaterS er.
fanrte IN Dem jimgen Wom ben 10
lange perlorenen Sobu. Sragen uno
@eaenfragen ergaben oaB Der Tater
lidh nidt eetduieht bate, Der iunge
Sehtman mar olS &inb bon elmer
fabrcuoen S6auipielertrllppe gcltoh'
len porben, nit Der er bon Srt 81
Srt. Don Sano su Sano sog uno ieire
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-22

Hortsu,o,ttb: ct. 9eters.@erein,
Sermann Siils, IL.
Sanousfp: Ct. Soiepbs Serein,
Senrp &0ber.
Springfielb: ct. 8eorsius Ser.
ein Gbriittan 8obn. ct. Soiepbs'
@erein, Sol. 2inf.
Siffin: ct. Scbnnnes @erein,
slnton 9fappelt.
8oleoo: ct. MiGaels gerein.
slnton Senn.
@opufoneta: ct. @artinus Ser.
ein. 6. 81. Gtuepe.
youngstown: ct. SobanneS.&it.
ter, Gbos. s. Slit.
Benniplnauia.
Gorp: ct. Soiepbs gerein 8. 8.
Seinemann.
6. Wau6 glunf: ct. 9onifacius.
8erein, Geo. 8esler.
@rie; ct. gonifacius,@erein, Sa.
cob Boot.
@iuiamsport: ct. gonifocius.
9eren, Selir Stopper.
@eit 8irgtnia.
@beeling: ct. slIpbonfits Ser.
EN- Ilbert geIs.
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Spiepb @eper. ct. Soiepbs Ser.
elm Sol. Sdpab.
Ircaoia: ct. Soiepbs Serein,
Sbonas Borrp.
Barton: ct. Soiepbs gerein, sIn'
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Burlington: ct. glfta9ius Ser.
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5. 5. ggerer, Mibael Suns.
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'SereIn, YA1ltpp Wornur. ct. SSoDdrt'
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@aiienbo3. ct. Ieters @erein, S.
@. SeinI. ct. Eetrus gerein, gliaa
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2, Seia. ssreblade. ct. 8incents.ger.
elm, Sol. Serrle.
Hotoii: St. sInoreas gerein,
Scbp. Beter Gupe.
Hocine: 9. &. G. s. 81. .@erein
slOolpb @eber. Sers Seiu @ereit,
@m. 9. Mertens. ct. Soiepbs.ger.
elm, Matthios Wsueller. ct. Mida.
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&orburp: ct. &orbertus 8ereirr,
gtic. 8. Sbeilen.
Sbebopgan. ct. Beter Glaper.8er'
Elm, Sohtp. s. g. 8an Greed.
@hitelaip. ct. Gtepbanus Ser.
elm, Heter Sartlallb.
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@riehenlanS.

gltben, 16. Sept.
Sier fanb in 9erbinbung NIT benGe4
meinoewablen eine 9linoeebung itatt,
peld)e alsbalb 5u Sanbgemsngen auf
Der Strabe fiibrte Sier5ebn Rerio.
nen puroen getootet ober pertpumoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-22

GolIinspille: ct. Soiepbg.8erein,
SSobn @. Sreiino.
Gait ct. 2ouis: ct. Soieps.8er.
elm, Mnoreas 9ittel.
Solicit: ct. Sobonnes. .8erein, Wur.
fus arafer.
2emont: ct. @eorgs.8erein Wi6;
s. @irten.
9etp gaoen: ct. @eorss.8erein,
Sohp. Geo. Toennies.
Teoria: ct. Gutonils.Ierei Tb.
g. @iiiiue. ct. Soiepbs 8erein,
Ieter s. gollrideibt. ct. Widaels.
@erein, Ssobn s.. S6peiser. y
Heru: ct. Soiepbs.@erein, $ein.
rih alirtenba6.
Sprinefielo: ct. @incents- @eretn,
CIR. glmrbein.
Sn6tana.
slurora: ct. Soiepbs gerefn,
Sobn Neff.
groofpiue: ct. getrus @erein,
Srans 9eis.
gpanspile: ct. Mntonius.Hitter
@m. 8. Moeller. ct. 9onifacius.
8erein, Reter Walratb. ct. Georss.
Rittpr, Sranf 8. 8Iomer. ct. Sein.
rids.Serein, Sobn Hoelbuis. ct.
MihaeIs- -@erein, geicoImIs 8entboe.
fer.
Sort gSopne: ct. GarI gorronG.
us 8erein, Beter RuBbaum.
indianapolis: St.gonifacius.@er.
Elm, s. 6. Gpman. ct. SranSisfus.
Sercin, Sobn 8eber. ct. Soiepbs.
Serein, Spiepb gebrineer.
Ga Sapette: ct. Soiepbs . @erein,
gln6reas Wearnner.
2ogausport: ct. Spiepb @ererll,
sSsobn gdert.
2anrenceburg. ct. 2alrencius.
8erein, @eorg SabIbui1.
Wfiibaipafa. ct. Soiepbs @ereiu,
SOdp. 8. q. Moend, 81. o.. Sorlt.
mann.
5iihmouS: ct. Syoiepbs @erein,
SobD. Sranf q. &oell.
ct. Weinrao: ct. ssoiepbs-8erein,
9aipar Shneuenbereer.
Soutb 9enb: ct. Spbannes.Ser.
elm, SSobn SingIer.
Eerre Suite: ct. Sransisfus.@er1
Elm, Sobn grinfmonn.
Soma.
@ellenue: ct. SSoiepbs.8erein,
q. Il. Boiling.
Gnbuque: SS. Tius.@Ipbonius.
9erein. gfic. @pnner.
ct. 2ufas: ct. 2ufas Gerein,
Sphp. s. @oeoing.
&anias.
Genefa: ct. Eeter unS TauI. Ser.
Elm, So6m. Sbcmas 8urf, .. 9. 9.
&entu DIP.
alibIan6: ct. Soiepbs gerein,
Sacnb aul3er.
Gopinston: ct. slIopiius.gereir,
Or. s. u. slperbict. ct. sIusuitinus.
@erein, 9. Stageenborg. ct. So.
iepbs.8erein, @nton aienaber. ct
Sobameg-8erein 8. 9. SiiIefelo.
Gapton: ct. @eorgs.Hitter, 6. 3.
@itte.
2ouispille: ct. @lphonius-Ser.
Elm. $50. 8osqilet. ct. Mnoreas Ser.
Elm, Ybil. sldermanm. ct. Marti.
nus Gerein, aarI Sol5fneht.
gtenport: ct. @eoreiits 8erein.
Sol. 9eitermann. ct. Soiepbs Der.
elm, Sobann S,big.
9cuiiiana.
Nelp SrIeans: ct. Sriepbs.9er.
elm, 2amrence Sablbader.
Mih tgan.
sIbrian: ct. Sciepbs.Serein Geo.
$. sSiider.
Detroit: ct. slntonius @ereiu,
NicoIaus Iellmann. ct. 8ouifucius.
@erein. slnton Supperi6. ct. SO.
iepbs @erein, Silarius S6Gfer. ct
Soiepbs 2iebesbunb, Sobn g.
Shniot.
@inneiotu.
Minneopolis: ct. Soiepbs Ser
Elm, @ilbelm @intbeiier.
Stem Warfet: ct. Soiepbs Ser
Elm, Sobn 3ueben.
gseip Srier: ct. gtidoIaus.ger'
elm, Nli6ael Hiniarbp.
gPeip Him: ct. Spiepbs @erein
Sofp. s. .. Sanbmeper.
Ierbam: ct. Soiepbs.@erein, So
iepb 2ein, ir.
%ollineItone: ct. NidoIa,ls Ser
Elm, Sohlp. gt. Sbmis.
Sleepp Gpe: ct. Sobannes Ser
Elm, Sol. 2osleben.
Stillmater: ct. Soiepbs Ser
ein, Sran Stortamp.
ct. 9oniiace: Ct. gonifacIus.Ser
elm. Sol. @ein5ierl.
Ct alilian: ct. 9ilionls Ser
elm, Sodp. 9. Serfenberser,
ct. Baul: ct. Clemens Ser
ein. Sol. Matt.
Wiiiouri.
Greer 8oeltr: ct. Monifa Ser
elm; Sobn Saael, Gernrioge, y. .