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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

ben Safen Der finnii9en 9uuptitaot
einfGbrt, bic Ii9 pornebm nit tbren
tueiben SGuiern, ibren &uppeln uno
9romenaoen auf ben Slippen auss
bfbnt, bann miiat ii8 bliBenOes uno
bIenbes @olb Der enlightenment Sonns
in bas 6arbenipieI, uno Der tarm pers
friebene gag nimmt pieoer 8efib BON
bieIer @elt. bic i'm Sommer fait aus
f4lieBli6 bon ibm beberrIdt urb BON
Seinen 8iinitsn peridOnt pirb.
Tinnlano lit elm 2anb fir Naturs
freube. 3rpur besinnt aud in ben
StGbten bic iunse, ibrem WeIen mad
ipeIteurppGiide Sultur ii9 mG6tig 81
rseen, unb tie beIiBt in Seliingfprs,
Sammerfors unb @ebo i6pn gans bes
trG6tli6e 1ffentli6e S%entmGIer, bic
Der 4ufmertiamfeit aud bes uns
fpru6spoueren Geiienben pertb iino.
Sierber Iinb gu rednen namentli6 bic
Siulpturperte BON SelIingfors iopie
oeNen 6ffentli6e 8auten; ferner bic
pripate, oft bo9mooerne uno iebr orts
qinele 9~autbGtisteit in ben gr0beren
StGbten. Der g9uratter bes GaHos
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01
GIN 9~unitentbnfait

Der 8eruer S6auipieler Rams
ieber er3dblt in einem 9srner 9latt
pom ben 5abrten, bic er nit elmer Ell
geueu Sruppe unternommen. Gines
Cages fam sr nit bieIer in einen 6les
den bes bernii9sn G%mmentbal unb
begab iid gum Serrn 9emeinosprGis
benton, UNI bon bieiem bic GrIaubnib
CUR 9eranitaItuRg einiser 9oriteauns
gen gu erbitten. 9a NAB oas mir
oige 9emeinbeoberbaupt ben S6aus
fpieler BON Sopf bis gu ben SiiBen
uno bielt, nu6bem er bic 3euanife
Ramiepers aus Osridiebensn i9pssss
ridden Stdbtsn burdgeIeben, foleenbe
tur5e qnfpra4e: nSdget, i6Gmet Sbr
.9 ieBt nib, Ou 10 ga S'i6auIpilere,
70 n 4rdftise 9urf6, ipie Dir int
9anget Shr ga i9uffe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01
s beerboot in BEN Stroms
9neIIen bes uIedsG II
Bet uhps.

8ett tpGlSt, lit oft beI6rieben uno audi
abgebilSet pprben. @r foa aber i'm
@inter, mo er ipgar elettrii9 beleuG'
tet pirb, einen nod sroBurtiseren Qns
bid bieten als i'm Sommer.
Sat man bic nit ausse3ei6nsten
9Gbsrn perbunoenen, f6Dn gelegenen
StGote Hpflptt, 9uppio unb SiIalmi
binter ii6, 10 beginnt cine LANCE, einz
tOnige 6abrt auf Der POittutide Ober
auf einem Der stpsirGberigen, fir stpei
gsrionen bere4neten flintenS spoI6ts
idits bur6 cine bergige GinOoe, bic
Elm Bib BON ben ipenigen tultiptrten,
gang urmen 9egenben 5innlunos uno
bon ietnsn9 auernb0fen nit ben rau9s
9sI6pGrSten 8uoituben bistet. Bon
&aiana aus fGbrt man bunn nit
9dmpfer bis @aala; bier beginnt bic
6abrt nit einem S6eeboot bur9 bic
StromI9nelIen bss lllsasGlf bis turS
Dor uleaborg. Dies 1T Obue ieoen
3neifel bas @robortiaite uno Gins
brudspoaite, mas S~innlanb an Nd'
turi90nbeit benz SouriIten gu bieten
bat. Mit Der 9si6pinbieteit zines
Gtienbubn5uss iast bas 40-45 SUB
LANCE unb 4 SUB brette SbeerbOot, BON
einsm b~ereibisten 2oOtien g~elsitst,
bur4 bic idGumsnben unb Ipribsnbsn
DaFsr. Denn aber gar bic llfer Iih
peren9sn uno bas8pot in bic ybeiligen
Sale, ben YpbGtpsti, eiutritt, in benz
IS Stpei Stunb,n lang babiniuet, tpdbs
renb lungiam bic SOnne INIT uno bic
eriten Rebel iiber ben WirbeIn gu Ipies
len Beginner, bann gepinnt Der Reis
fsnbe einen @inbrud, ben er ME i'm
2eben UergeFen riro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

germ beI9sntt, fol- Der tapfere Strei'
fer i'm Sabre BOT in einem nit benz
Sersog 9eralb BON S9rpaben sefi6rs
ten &riese gefalen iein. Sn ieinss
2anbss ebemaliger SuuptItubt @nger
ruben au9 bic iterbli6en ueberreite
SerSog WittettnOs. na9oem lie bereits
friiber einmul bon ou mad Serforo
uub bdnn pisbsr na9 Ginger 5uriidgs-
bra6t norben Iinb. Dor Der oortigen
uralten, nod unter feinsr R%egierung
erbautsn 9farrtirde, in ber iid bas
bon 8aiIer 8arl VI. 1877 erri9tete
9robmal @ittetinbs befinbet, lit bies
fem am 6. 4uguIt elm berrli6es Dent
nal eritanoen. Die Mittel bierSu ba'
ben Der Srt Gneer uno bas umliegenz
bs Sano uufgebra9t, beien 8ebDltes
ruus IN unperbrii6li9er Sreue 6eute
nod hires Nationalbeloen pietdtOpI
oeSentt, in benz tie bic boGltOmmeue
8ert0rperung Der eigeren nieoeroeut'
i4en Stammesart erblidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01
SilSer aus Tinnlano.

RprbifGe Sommsrna6t trdumt,
ipsnn Der 9ampfer pnS Stodbolm,
Der SaueD am Ra9mittug perldTen
bat, Ti9 Der Stabt !SeliingfOrs nd9ert;
es 1T teinsspsgs, als Oh mar auf benz
Meere fGbrt. !Serrli9 bepalOete Sns
feln orGnsen Ti6 gu beioen Seiten UNI
bcs S9iff unb bebRen ii6 peitbin bic
gum SoriSont aus. 9a5pii6en rdgen
rotbe, runoeeI9liffene &lippen aus
Der Siefe, unb oft 1T bas 6abrmaher
bes S6iffes 10 eng abseitedt, oaB elm
@uspeiden tuum mOgli9 pGre; 9as
rOIunb betbt bteie Stele bes pS3Gs
rengartens". SIN un9epiFen 2i9te
Der f6peigenbsn Na6t eriennt man
ole 6ormen unb 6arben unb erblidt
f6on dnoertbaIb Sturben por Der anz
funft Elm paur Sbiirme BON SeIiings
fors iiber fernen Dulogipfeln. limb
tpenn nun bic 5eitung SpeabOrs aufs
tau9t unb bas S9iff i'm SOgen in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

~@sfabr. Serr (fiir ii6):
rum 9pttespiIen, tpenn mid meine
eneen Stieiel nur ni9t ms @erberben
itiirsen! -. Bel iebsm Seuf5sr pirb
meine SiT6na6barin liebenspiirois
ger!"
- Stdrte GtnbilbunJ.
Cglus benz Reiietasebu9 elmer iungen
9ams.) y. tSeuts Ibenb eri4ien i'd
in meinem neuen selbieibenen RefOrms
Heb gum srItenmal auf Sed -
has Meer leu6tete -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

meerumraui6ten .9anbe Der taaiene
Sesu". Sin unb pieoer erbeben lid
audi biItpriIde 9auten, pie Ct. Slufss
borg bel Npilptt ober Der Dom unb
bus am Mesr gelegene S4lpb Der
einItigen !Sauptitabt Qebo.
Der 9eiit Der Ginfamteit rpultet
iiber ben lanoI9aftli6en Gei3en 5inns
lambs unb psrleibt ibnen ibrs b09itc
@ei6e. Den Sppus Der am meiiten
ssrii6mten finniI9en 2anOi6aft fins
bet man bel Der 4 Meilen langen
2anb5unge Puntuburiu, elmer alien
MittelmOrGne, bic ii6 5piIdeu Seem
gebieten in tpe9IelnOer !SDbs unb Bret.
te eritredt. Mebrmals btlbet ie nur
nod einen f9malen 2anbpeg 5pii9en
Dem @aHer; meiit Siebt lie ii9 iiber
bspalbete SDben, bin, BON benen aus
ma enoloIe 2lusblide iiber bic friebs
lt6e, Ionnenpertldrte 2anbI9aft gu
heioen Seiten bat.
I'm nab 9untahariu Su tommsn.
fG6rt man iiber @ibprg burd ben
Saimatanal iiber ben Saimaiee unb
beiu9t babel auf eiuem Rebentpeg aud
ben beriibmten Smutrd. Der leBtere,
tsin 8uFerfal. fcnbern cine unges
Heuere, tpfenbe StrOmf6nele, bic ii4
bur4 elm f4maIss, felieniibsridtes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01
Sas Ser3os @ittetinos 9enimaI

9em beriibmteTen Seerfibrer Der
Sa6Isn in ibren 8riesen gesen &ai'
fer Sarl ben 9roBen, Wibutinb. Der
fpGterbtn Wittetinb genunnt puroe,
tpeiben bic 8eippbnsr @etfulens Elm
gang Defenders treues 9ebenten. ueps
pig ranft ii9 bort i'm 2ano Der Rotben
Groe bic Sage nm bic martige @r'
f9sinung bes tiibnen Selbsn, Der i'm
Sample fir Ieinss Bottles 6reibeit unb
bic @nbetung isinsr alien @Dtter langc
3eit binbur9 ienem Serri6er SrOB
bot, Bis er enblid, bon Der Na6t bes
uellen 9laubens, bes Gbriitentbums,
beIiegt, Elm treuer @uiau feines ~taifer'
Iihen Serrn purbe. Don 8uiier &arl
mad Der Sage gum SerSog Der Sa9'
fen erboben unb NIT benz 2anoe @n'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

~ NHIH'uhl hNSttt y NliblS wv
6ingeripra6e binter benz Riiden bes
SnIptSirenben, bab elm normulerSoipt
buruus fdpn bate Hug perben mill
fen. SaltenfIug peritano aber natiirs
lid nidt unb I9pie9.
,Meine !Serren, sic ie9en, bdB
ielbit biefer iOnit 10 logif9 bentenbe
unb aufmertIdme Mdnn perfdgt,
ipenr man i'm gu lGugeren GrOrteruns
gen peranlafen mill. SD babe inn
bic Srage abii9tli9 = gu Sbrer Be
lebrung = pprgelegt. Nun min i'd
Sbnen gleia betpeiIen, bab benz Bait
terietrpmpeter nur bic 9abe Der Reoe,
ni9t uber bic bes 8eritGnoniFes feblt.
- @eben sic d6t, mein lieber 5als
tenflug! War es notbpenoig, einige
9eI6iibs poraussui6idsn unb bic ans
beren 5uriid5ubalten2"
ySa, Serr 9en'ralmaior."
.@ut, es nal notbpsnoig. @es
idiebt Oas INNER in anulOsen Sal
len?"
ySa, !Ssrr @sn'ralmaior."
,9rapp! Die 4rtiGlerie beSiebt alfo,
mo es Iid Inn 9ertbeibigunsen banz
belt, lire Stellung erTt 10 IpGt, uls
mOgli6. Sbr @erbalten ri6tet iih
ppbl nab benz 5einb2"
.gld," e~ntssgnete Saltenflug, ben
Der Ioiutant einen 4ugsnblid lang i'm
Sti6e tieB.
.0i.? = Die 8ertbeibigungsdrs
tillerie ri4tete it9 ni9t nu4 benz
5einb9"
rRa, na6'm Serrn 9en'rafmas
ior!"
Die &dbetten, Qeutnants, Sberz
leutnants uub Sauptleute 2. &Idhe
tiderten, bic iibrisen bifen iid auf
bic 2ippen.
Isle baden ni9t sunS unre9t, mein
Iieber Saltenflug, bic Sruppe pdrtet
auf elm COMMANDO. @ber Der Srups
penfiibrer piro gu ieinem 8efebl fir
ben 4ufmarI9 bod bur6 bas 9enebs
men beg 5einbes peranlabt = ni4t
ndbr2"
llnterbefep bate Der 2lbiutani Iets
men 9oiten uIs Optif6er Souffleur
pie6er beSogen unb S~altenflug be-
iubte.
,0dnn gibt nun Der Gommanodn.
biefen 8efebl? Wenn er bic erite feinos
li6e Ydtrouille erblidt?"
rgld, Serr 9en'balmaior."
.S9Dn. aIfo pislei9t ipdter -
penn ii9 bic notwithstanding bes
Seinoes uusgeIpro9en BATE"
$50, !Serr 9en'ralmaior."
r@ader, mein Better, Iebr nader!
= Meine Serren, sic ertennen, tpos
rauf i'd binaus mill: ben Bid bes
Rannes fir tattif6e Situationen
i9drfen, pbne aber 9ortrdge BON inn
gu forbern. @enug unb iibergenug,
fpenn sr, pie oieIer Srpmpeter bier,
turSe,5utreffenoe Qntpurten gibt. -
Sic BADEN bas Iebr nett gsmudt, Bat
terietrpmpeter, sic baben Der llebung
nit lobenspertbem Snterefe 9efol9t.
Sagen Sic Shrem Sdneraoen, odB
ib IoG6e 2euts gang DEFENDERS f6GBs
uno d6te! --- 8e5og nun Sbre
8atterie ais erIte bic @ertbeioigungss
Itelung ober riidte Ie erit ipGter baa
bin abe"
,Serr @en'ralmuior, i melb' g.
burTumit, ieBeno i0a nab (peiB) t
not"
n46 - Sic bdtten pobl in bieIent
Moment einen Srbonnan3ritt gu abs
folpiren2 Sber mas bat ie IonIt pers
binbert, gu pifen, pel6e 8dtterie 5ls
erit auf benz 8ereriiden uuffubr2"
vSerr @en'ralmaior, i melo' g.
burfamit, buB i ion not pub, inbem
baB I brei Sag in Nrrefdt mar uno
erI6t beunt 3sitig in Der 6rub berauss
tummen bin"
Der Serr 8risaoier imtisrte 5uerlf
ben brapen Srometer an, oann eriff Il
balb pbnmG6iig in bic 2uft, aIs iu9t
er cine SOga, um iein Saupt barsin
All biilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

aufstneng rOben& slot.
Game: .Sie sriiBen aber iebr beipets
ti,li9, Ssrr Gdmmermaier." - Serr:
.SaipObl, i9 liifte ben 9ut srunbidbz
lid nidt." = DAME: pWabri4einli9
pamit man Sbre Sbrsn ni4t iiebt!"
- aus benz auffaB elmer
G1beren Scooter. D0ie gebeBte
@emie iprans BON Slippe gu &lippe.
Gnbli6 tonnte lie nidt msbr peiter.
Grr i6r gG6nte Der 4bsrunb uno bins
Ter ibr Der 9erfolger."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

= @errutbsn. 5rGuIeiH &Gtbs
9en Gin Der 9Gngematte ltesenb, ents
riiitet): nQber, Serr QFefor, i'd finbe
Is emp0rsnO bon Sbnen, Elm Dsbrlofes
MdOden i'm Sdlafe gu iiberfalen uno
gu tifen! Wenn bas msine MamG
piiBte!" @feFor: naber, SrGulein
SGtb9en! Gin einSiger fleiner &uBl"
aGtbden (eutriiitet): Gin etnsiser!
Sd babe a9t aeaGbIt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01
Noa 0otient: .Iun

= nod Mot! putient: nHun,
Serr Doctor, fpie itsbt's beute nit
mir9" = &r5t: sd finpe Sbrsn 3us
IianO gang befriebisenb, sic tOnnen
Isute cine Stunbs uufitebsn." = Pus
tient: ~Sunte, !Serr Doctor, bas lit
i90u. = qpropos! DART i9 frasen,
mas ib Sbnen T4ulOig bin9" : Qr5t:
rDabOn ipGter! 90 trGftis iinb sic
ned ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

Sduslide THrforgs.
Sit, Serr Suber, ba miifen neus
Stniter rein, tuenn Der Wino gebt,
siebt's BARN. buB einem bic Saare UNI
ben &opf 'rumfIiesen!" IRA, bu lufs
Ten's Gnnu NAL bic Saar' i9neisss.."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

-SroT It. DAME: sd babe einsn
ni9t 81 be5pingenoen 9rang gum
Sbeuter! Salten Sic meiu Talent fur
ausrei9eno, 9err 9irsttor2" - Dis
rector; r6iir bic 8iibne stuur ni4t.
meme GnGbise, aber bod fir ben Sd.
i9auerraum."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

- 11nbebaat. Wlann (Dor benz
Spu5isrsuug GrserIid): n8ei Dir
bauert bas Qn3ieben INNER 5tpst
Stunben, pGbrsnb i6 in flint Mtnus
ten fertis bin" Grau: .Gloub's; 9u
bait aud MIR nod bier &u0pfe an 9sis
mem sau5eH Guaug."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01
Gntf9 uIbigt.

.pfui, f6dme Did, iebeH Sag
TbeIt Su bis in bic fpdte Nu6t in Der
&nsipe, unb oann tommit Su betruns
len beim!"
.Sa, Iieb's 5r.unberI, ba fann i6
ni9ts bafir. lin beim3ueeben. muB
i'd mir Mut1 antrinten uno tpenn i'd
mir Mutb unsstrunten babe, sebe i'd
niGt mebr beim!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

- 1nttrpfftcter: sd ers
tIdrte Gu9 fOeben bic Saupttusenben
bts Soloaten. = &rdus, norm finoet
ii9 ulIo bic fpirtli9e 9r6be oes Solz
faten9"- Beirut: ISM MilitdrpaB."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-01

Sannes: Die @ittfpe bonn Sterns
buf Fat mir geitern a 5ubr' Mtit am
tragen!. . .Wir i6eint, bic mill mir
bur9 bic 9lume gu perteb'n geb'n,
bab r mid germ iiebt!"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
HOTEL PROPOSITION.

Fine structure: "a. rooms. Is baths. steam heat:
transportation good; requires about $1,000 to
handle. HUNTER & NoRTHCUTT:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

500 buys shoe she's: good corner stand; on
South Side: owner has other business. II s51,
Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22

TO sell clients interest in shoe factory; about
1880 required: good chance and position to
proper party. r sc. Republic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-29
An Enjoyable Musicale.

Greenville. Aug. 9.--(Special. IA mid summer musicale was given last evening at the opera house for the benefit of the Confederate monument fund. 4 delight full program was rendered, beginning with fine violin solo by Prof. Battenhaussen, with piano accompaniment by Mrs. KIttia Wilson. A vocal duo by little Fannie Paul Stoneroad and Eula May Angle.
 Has Your Mother Any More Like You,' Quaker Sinner" by Miss Myrtle Peagier. was charmingly given. followed by 8 splendidly rendered vocal duo by Mrs, H. c. Parker and Mrs. Seyburn.
 Part second opened with a bright trio on piano, violin and mandolin. by Misses
 Daisy and Bessie Liohten and Rosa Ehl- bert. Fannie Paul Stoneroad again pleased the audience with Just Kiss Yourself Goodbye" Miss Jessie Burnett accompa nying on piano. The next Selee- ton. humorous reading. by Mrs. W. J.
 Zealand was greatly enjoyed by the au- dience. This was followed by a superb solo, For All v" by Mrs. Sey- burn, Prof. B 1 and Mrs. Will son. accombass and violin. A very fine chorus with vfonn obligato by Miss Irene McMullan and soprano oh- ligato by Mrs. Seyburn, with Prof. George Cranberry accompanist. closed the excellent program.
 A german was given Wednesday even. ing by the young ladies. complimentary to the young men in return for many sim.
 liar pleasures rendered them. Punch was
 served throughout the evening. At l2 o'clock all repaired to the Candy Kitchen where delicious cream and cake were served, after which the dancing was con
 tinued until o'clock. The german was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-29

tanooga and St. Louis road and Cham pion accused Willis of being responsible for the killing and so he went to the home of Willis early Sunday morning and charged Willis with being the cause of his cows death and tried to provoke a fight, but Willis would not leave his home. Late in the afternoon Willis and his son and a netghbor named Ellis went to the spring in the neighborhood and they were followed by Champion, Berry Wood and Joe Smith. There a fight commenced in which Willis was cut six teen times with a knife in the hands of Champion. His body was e mass of cuts, four of which went Co the hollow and Willis Is now in a dangerous condi- tiOn and Is expected to die at any time. During the fight Wiiliss son cut Jack Champion in the neck, making a serious wound and Berry Wood and Joe Smith threw rocks at the Willis crowd. All of the parties have been arrested and 3 ar made bond.
 were filed in the probate office of Etowah County today for record thirty two deeds from the State of Alabama to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-29
REFEREES IN CONTROL.
Now in Charge of Calhoun Repub- lican Committee.

Anniston. Aug. S-(Special.)-The referees of the President have secured control of the Calhoun County Republi- can Executive Committee and it Is ex- pected that the favored ones will use this as an influence in the race here for the postmastership. The term of Post
 master L. T. smith will expire the first part of December and already there are several candidates In the field for the ap- pointment. among whom are. the present incumbent, J. M. Ragan of Oxford, now a sub-statlon of the Anniston office. and MT. John N. Noble, besides several others. At the committee meeting yesterday afternoon the referees carried the meet
 ing by a vote of to 2, this vote being brought about by an effort to rescind the action of former session when a resolu- tion was adopted endorsing the action of the President in his administration There was also a fight in an election to fill vacancies. in which the majority elected two of the men out of three. The out come viii be watched with interest. It is expected here that operations will begin at the local plant of the Southern
 Car and Foundry Company, within the | next week, since the order has been issued
 by Judge Jones giving the attorneys of the receivers power to bring suit for pos-
 
 This material is being held by the Security Warehousing Company of New York, and when the receivers get In pos- session they can at once begin operations and work off the material on hand which will require several weeks. It Is expect ed that the attorneys can secure the possession within a few days Judge Jones has already issued an order for the receivers to begin operations at the Gadsden plant.
 Company I, of Oxford has formed company court martial by order of Cap- tain Smith and will meet next Friday night for the first time when a number of members are ordered before the body for disobedience of orders ia not attend ing a drill on Tuesday night. August IS, when specific orders were issued by the captain. The captain has forwarded the names of about five to the Adiutant Gen. eFal asking for a dlshonorable discharge as the members would not attend the musters. The court martial Is com posed as follows: President. Second Lieutenant George Hazard; Judge Advo- cate. First Sergeant c. H. Howie; Sec retary Sergeant, G. Roberts,; members, Junior Second Lieutenant W. c, Bullard, Corporal J. H. Thomson and Private T. L. Smith.
 Mrs. s. A. Russell died Tuesday at her home in Ward Five after a short illness She was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. N. Dobbins of this city and was we'll and favorably known throughout this section. having lived here the most of her life She leaves bereaved a husband and several children. The funeral occ tired yesterday with interment at Edgemont cmetery.
 At a picnic near Ironaton Saturday Marion Mickles was shot and killed by Mack Kellough. both negroes. The shot which killed Mickes was intended for another man and he was only acting as peacemaker when he received the fatal shot. Mickles's wife has sworn out a warrant for the arrest of Kellough, but the whereabouts of the negro are unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-29

led by w. B. Flowers and Miss Elsie Minkler. twithstanding the very warm weather the occasion was voted one Of the most enjoyable of the season. Those attending were Misses Winkier. Powell, B. and D. Llchten, McMiiian, Upton. Neumann, C. and A. Steiner. Steinhart, J. Burnett, Parker, P. Bur nett. Ehlbert, k. and F. Beeland. L. Me Kenzie, Wilkinson. Miss Beard oS Troy. Miss Herbert of Texas. Messrs. w. 5. Flowers, Lane, Peagier. A. and B. Ezek- iel, P. and c. Mckenzie, Kirkpatrick. E. V. Mckenzie. C. Craven. H. and E. l.. Kendrick, Martin, f. Smith. Levy. r. E. and Ed. Winkier. K. Burnett. Talmadge Stags, Wilson. Adams, Pride, Ira and w Tranerk, Lazenby, Steinhart. Searcy. B Flowers. Boiling, J. steiner. F. Stolen werck of Durham, ]. c. Hogue. Mobile Chaperones. Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Gamble Mrs. II. z. Wilkinson. Mrs. Thweatt Miss Jordan. Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Stein hart Mrs Coker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-29
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and would have thirty subscribers. It is proposed. too. that at the Montgomery Place six miles from Selma. a branch line should be strung to Summerfield. where 1t is probable the line would have many subscribers.
 The problem now before thes committee and the officials of the Southern Bell is to determine what would be more eXpe- dient. the construction and operation O. the line by the Southern Bell or by tEe subscribers. or its construction by the subscribers and-operation by the South ern Bell.
 This question Is to be decided in a short time, and Mir. Martin will then call the committee together to decide what will be done.
 The construction of the line would be 3 great convenience to the residents of the section traversed and would at the same time be of advantage to Selma merchants who would thus be brought more closely in touch with their customers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-29
Cotton Worm scare over.

Camden. Aug. S.-(special.)-The cata- pillar scare is about over since dry weather has set in. The crops all look we'll. especially cotton. But 1t Is said that cotton has d me and well developed stalk but the fruit Is not there, and that the yield will be disappointment to many who think they have a good crop Of cotton. Cotton is opening fast In some places.
 The attention of the farmers Is now turned to cutting and curing of hay Johnson grass. they say. Is the best, be- ing in the estimation of many better than timothy and second only to corn and fod- der.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-29
sUMMER, ExCUR5ION RATES TO NEW YORK, BOSTON
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The Central of Georgia Railway and its connection now have on sale at all coupon ticket ofacss in the Southeast excursion tickets to New York, Boston and other Eastern cities and resorts via Savannah and Steamships of the Savannah Line. 70 good returning until October 3ist. 1908. Tickets include meals and berth aboard ship. Rates much less than all rail. The rail ride to Savannah is quick and pleas ant, through sleeping cars. The ocean voyage is smooth and refreshing. Nine new and magnificent ships. More fre- uueat sailinSs than in previous years. Im- proved service aboard ship. Evening course dinners.
 For further particulars, apply to your aearept agent or Fred B. White.
 Commercial Agent.
 No. { Commerce St., ady-tf. Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-29
CHEAP RATES TO WASHINGTON AND RETURN VIA WESTERN RY. OF ALA. AND SOUTH
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Attention is called to advertisement of the Southern Railway which appears in this issue. Arrangements have now been made for sale of these tickets on August 30th. 3lst and Sept. 1st and End, good to reach original starting point by Sept. 10th, except that by depositing tickets with Special Agent in Washington, an extension may be obtained to reach origi- Eal starting point not later than Sept. 18th, 1903. Fee for this extension will be 50 cents. Jno. Metcalfe. T. P. A..
 adv-5t. Montgomery, Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-29
BLOODY FIGHT.
Tn General Engagement One Man
 Cut 15 Times.

In General Engagement One Man
 Cut 1S Times.
 Gadsden. Aug. 2s-(Special l-Sligo. the little mining village on the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad, was the scene of a fearful fight last Sunday evening. While the village Is only some ten or twelve miles above Gadsden, yet no facts could be ascertained of the af- fray until today when the deputy sherin made the arrests. W. z, Willis was cut sixteen times by John Champion and the springs ere the fight occurred looked like a ,battle had been waged from the amount of blood spilled. It seems. from the best evidence now obtainable that some time last spring the wives of the two men had fuss and 1t was taken UT by the men, Last Saturday night a COW belonging to Champion was killed by the passenger train of the Nashville, Chat,