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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-10-15

locality than there ever was and the busi-
ness OF coal mining is destined to be the
largest industry in the state as the Iowa
coal is getting in new territory daily.
Edward Sweeney, mine inspector for this
district made an official visit here on
Wednesday. While in town he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Williams. Mr..
Sweeney paid II high compliment TO Mr.
Shevlin, the superintendent, nd Mr. Con-
ners, his mine foreman. in the manner of
conducting the mines, especially the SAM
tary condition of the mines. and the sys
TEN of timbering the entries. also the
roads for pulling coal which was the prime
factor in their daily output Of coal.
w. H. Andrews. of Iowa City, was
business caller In town on Thursday.
Eli Farrand. the miner who WAS hurt
some time ago in the mines by the ears
running over him, Is able 10 he ON the
streets.
William Emerson, of Cleveland, secured
| work in the mines this week.
| Hugh Service and sons, of Hilton. start
cd to work ON NIondav. Mr.. Service is Il
! well known Iowa miner and n model citi-
zen.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas sutton spent Fri
| day in Ottumwa
Miss Sadie simpson spent Friday in OF
tumwa with her many Young friends.
/ The Keb baseball association gave n
4 Music was dispensed hy Brync and Fpnkes
iof ottumwa A large attendance and Il
| happy time is reported
/ John McGlothlin. of Chllicothe. accepted
IA position as bookkceper in the company
4 store this week.
Mrs. John Jordan and daughter. of Kirk
1 Vile. spent Saturday in town. the guest of
Mrs. II. Williams and daughters
i Mr.. ana Mrs. John Waters spent Satur
day in Dttumwa trading.
Homer Young. of Cass county. was Il
business caller in town on saturday.
Anthony Burns. south of town. is adding
to the appearance of the public highway
by putting up II nice woven wire fence.
Joseph Brown. north of town, spent Sat
urdav in 0ttumwa trading.
, Charles Mast, one of the cntcrprisins
Young farmers north of town. was in towI
on Saturday. Mr.. Mast reports the dam
age from frost very light vet and says HI
has thirty acres of corn that will yield for
| ty bushels to the acre
) William Jenkins will start on Tuesday 70
: Chicago, having made arrangements will
+ parties there 10 put his patent mining an,
cutting pick ON the market.
/, Joseph Truman and wife spent Saturdn.
! evening in Ottumwa trading.
: Edward Fowler. general manager of tn
mines. WAS in town on saturday. Nj
4 Fowler reparts the coal trade good mai
, ket firm. He is well pleased with the dali
, Tonnage OF the mines, which is increasin
/ rapidly,
~ W. s jenkins and wife spent Saturda
evening in Ottumwn With friends.
e Mrs. John Haddow received II letter froi
her husband on SATURDAY. who is organize
l. for mine workers in Texas He reports hi
J. health good and very successful in his !;
!. bor.
j. NJ Peters one of the staunch farmer
south of town was In the city on Saturta,
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Eden.


Eldon, Oct. 13.-Dr Kindrick of New
pleasant visit in this city at the
home of F. Norton.
w NJ Grow of Unionvile, spent
Sunday with relatives in his city.
Rev Mcclure returned yesterday
from short visit with friends in
Clay, la.
Died. at the home of her son, DR..
Brownfield, of this city. Mrs. E. b.
Brownsfeld of Pennington. Herself
and husband had been here but a
few days making their son a visit
when Mrs Brownsfield became seri
ously ill. She was SO years of age
and leaves to mourn her loss seven
children besides a large circle of
friends, both in Pennington and in
Eldon. The remains will be taken to
Pennington this afternoon for inter
ment.
Mrs. G. w. Whistler was an ottum-
wa caller today.
j. w. Hall, Clarence Hail. Frank
Davis and Will Walters returned to-
day from business trip to South
Dakota
Mrs. George Cline was an Ottumwa
! 3
visitor today.
Miss William Tierney of Laddsdale
was an Eldon visitor today.
Eldon, Oct 13.-Miss Ruth Roberts
| who is teaching school near Floris
| spent Saturday and Sunday with hel
parents at this place.
Mrs Roy Green and daughter o.
| Sterling, Colorado. returned home las
night, after visit with her sister
Mrs Will Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods and daughter.
were Ottumwa visitors today.
Mrs Mollie Stricllin and daughter
] Birdie. of Floris, retuned home Satur
| day, after visit with Eldon relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Carter and son o
Leando are visiting relatives in thi:
city.
4. Miss Villa Stidger of Milton is visit
ling in this city at the home of NJ. Hille
and family.
Mrs George Trot tand Mrs. Henr.
4 Vass entertained the B. of F. F. I
club Thursday evening. ProgressiY
whist was the amusement of the ever
ing and a most enjoyable time wa
spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz and son, Nee
were Ottumwa visitors Saturday.
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lrisI, Bend.

Irish Bend, Oct 13.-W. II. Harryman
and sons Wade and Seth. We're i'll this To-
cality on business Thursday.
james Matthias recently purchased fine
lot of calves of Leo Wolf.
James Biggs. of this place sold his farm
to some parties from Birmingham
Mr.. Biggs has purchased Il farm near Mt,
Sterling where he W.. soon move.
l.. c. Lining. prominent farmer of this
place. has been quite i'll.
John Lewis is on the sick list,
James Duttield has returnc-. from his trip
to Colorado.
Leonard Roush visited relatives In Che.
quest Saturday night.
w |, Luce was over near Cantril on bust.
ness Wednesday.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, Oct. 13.-Mrs d. IVAN
Nostrand is visiting relatives in Delta.
S. N. Darden, Of Kibbey, Oklahoma,
was in town Friday on business.
C. e. Miller. of Sigourney, democrat
ic nominee for county superintendent,
was in town Friday.
H. e. Duke was in OttumWa Satur-
day on business.
Jesse Bowman, of Dahlonega, was
in town Saturday.
Miss Mary Wilson returned home
Saturday after a visit with friends in
Sigoumey.
Mr.. Fails. of Eddyville, was in town
Saturday on business.
George Meier and d. ]. Van Nos
trand attended court in Sigourney last
week.
| w. S. McMullen, of Ottumwa, was
business caller in town Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Beck and Ernest
| Beck expect to leave in a few days
on a trip to California and Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Beck and
| Ernest will remain in the west year
or more Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Beck
will return in about three weeks.
Mrs Alex DeMarce, of Des Moines
and Mrs. Henry Snakenberg, of Sig
Quincy. visited at D. Snakenberg's ov,
er SUNDAY.
C. w Whitmer, of What Cheer re
publican candidate for county superin
tendent. was in town Friday campaign
ing.
Gilbert Utterbacli and family, d
Sigournev. spent Sunday at Hon. A
/ M. Utterback's.
/ Union Temperance services Were
held in the Christian church last even
ing. a large crowd was present ant
a good program rendered.
i William ssewis, farmer living ;
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Agency.

Agency, Oct. 19-Milard Foster of
Pueblo, Colo, is here visiting his par
ents.
Mrs. f. w. Newell is visiting in oma-
ha, Neb.
Walter Giltner has sold his farm
for $40 an acre. l.. E. Hoglund has
also sold his farm,
E. T. Allen and Ferd Stribiow We're
nominated Saturday for township
trustees On the republican ticket.
Mrs. p j Foster, who has been
dangerously i'll for some time is no
better.
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pleasant Grove.

Pleasnt Grove. oct. Is. Will Hancock
md wife visited at the parental Wesley
Hancock home on sunday.
T. NJ. Brooks was an attumwa business
caller Thursday
WIN. Brooks ana wnc were calling ut the
Andrew Fiddler home ON business one day
the past week
Frank Brooks and Wife attended the sup
per Saturday night given by the Floris
band.
A. E. Albert WAS Floris caller satur-
day
o. T., Crist was bloomfield business
visitor recently.
Mrs. S. j. Pcden was a business caller
at the Tom Agec home on Friday.
VIII Brooks and Wife. from near Ellou,
spent SUNDAY Attic T NJ Brooks home
Mrs J. h. llendrick was an ottumwa
caller Saturday.
Mrs II,rly Mcvty visited oeer SUNDAY
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. +. Strickland, of Floris,
Girls Fiddler Was caller in this vicinity
on Sunday
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few miles northwest Oh mere, d.eu oel-
day evening about 8 clock, very sud
denly.
Ernest Koch, of tumwa, was in
town Friday on business.
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TRIAL is BEGUN.
Miller and Johns Face the Court on
Bribery Charge.

= y = = y = 4 8 = = = y i * y = = = : .
Cincinnati, oct13.-The trials of
q Former Attorney General of the
Postoffice Department D. V. Miller
and Joseph M. Johns of Rockville,
= Indiana, on the charge of accepting
a brhe from John J. Ryan, turf in
8 weston, so he would not be prohibit.
y ed from using the mails in his So
called get rich quick" schemes,
began here today in the federal
court. 1t is charged that Johns
s. was go between"
= Il s. = y II y = = II Il = = !
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OHIO HONORS SONS
Monuments To Heroes Of Antetam Are
Dedicated Today

HAeERsToWN, MARYLAND, OCT. 1s-TEN MONUMENTS ERECT
ED ON THE ANTETAM BATTLEFIELD BY THE STATE OHIO
GLIDING MEMORY OF PRESIDENT M'klNLEY, WERE
DEDICATED TODAY WITH APPROPRIATE EXERCISES
MOST AUsPiclous CIRCUMSTANCES. AMONG THE
eusHEp PERsoNAGEs PRESENT WAS GENERAL HAMILTON
FAMOUS BRITISH SOLDIER, HIS PARTY. 4--.--- --s
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Floris.

Floris, Oct. 15.-Misses Irma Plank
and Effle Peden visited in Bloomfield
Saturday.
Homer Plank, John Owns and
Bert Plank were Laddsdale callers
Wednesday.
Presiding Elder Kendrick of Cen
terville held meetings at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Raney of Ottumwa
was a Floris visitor Friday.
MIR. Springer of Libertyville arrived
in Floris Thursday evening to spend
few days.
L. ]. Anderson returned home from
Mt. Pleasant Monday morning.
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Stockport.

Stockport oct ~ T. Il. Whitaker ana
wife, of Ilillsboro, visited at Stockport sun
day
Thomas Newmal's infant child died sat
5ur,lay aud was buried Sunday
Thomas Flemps. an old resident Of This
place, started Saturday for Arkansas lie
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cave.In on Pennsylvania Railroad

Pittsburs, Oct 1S,As the result
Of a cave-in on the Pennsylvania rail-
road on Hamilton avenue this after
noon a number of men are believed
to he buried under hundreds of tons
OF earth. 1t is not thought that any
can be recos ~ I'd alive,
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presence of one hundred guests, rela-
tives and friends of the contracting
parties. The wedding march was play
ed by w. ]. Steckel The groom was
attended by Frank Black Miss Joy
Fryberger acting as bridesmaid. Rev.
j. W. Potter of the Methodist Episco-
pal church pronounced the words
which united the lives of these young
people in the sacred bonds of wedlock.
Congratulations followed the cere--
mony, after which refreshments We're
served. The bride and groom received
many handsome and useful presents.
The groom has been resident of this
city for several years and is favorably
known The bride. who was reared in
Bloomfield is young lady of excellent
worth, They departed Friday for Cen
terville. where they will visit relatives
of the groom for few days, when
they will return to this city, where they
will make their home.
Bliss Jessie Leasure entertained 9
few friends Saturday evening at 8
finch party. complim entary to hel
friend, Miss Nora Drake of Milton. Re
freshments were served, and the young
people spent a most enjoyable evening
Earl Bledsoe of Kirksville, Mo.
spent Sunday in this city, a guest a
! the Swift home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Order ant
| daughter. Nerna, returned from Ceda
| Rapids Friday evening, where the,
| visited their daughter, Mrs. Maud Elk
4 enberger
! C. F. Parks of Troy transacted bus
ness in this city Saturday.
John McCarty of Asngrove made
business trip Saturday to Bloomfield.
HayesvilIe.
Hayesville, Oct. 12-Mrs. Wilmett
Stevenson left here Wednesday TO
Seattle, Wash, where she expects t
remain two weeks.
Mrs. Minnie Hermon left here Wet
! nesday morning for three weeks
visit with relatives in Arkansas.
I MIR Stonebraker and family wer
called to Columbus Junction on az
count of the serious illness of All aur
recently.
A number of young people attende
the oyster supper at Lancaster Fr
day night.
;, Leslie Chase of Hedrick arrive
here Saturday for short visit VIII
relatives but was compelled TO retur
Immediately on account of an attac
of the grip.
A great deal of sickness is in IL
neighburhood
: Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jacobs visited rel
tives in Delta, What Cheer, and |
dianapolis Friday, Saturday and Su
day.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard al
4 daughter Fern of Chicago, are visitil
!. relatives here and at Hedrick.
Elmer Jacobs was in Sigourney la
Saturday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Richardson vi
T. tied in Keota Saturday and sundf
Y last
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, Oct 13.-The marriage
of Will II. Wiseman and Lulu Dunlap
occurred at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Dunlap,
Thursday evening at o'clock in, the
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GETS LIFE SENTENCE.
Earl Ellsworth, Boy Murderer, is SEN
fenced,

Chicago, Oct. 13.-Earl Ellsworth,
who confessed to having murdered
his father, mother and boarder at
the family home in Woodstock, was
today given a life sentence in the pen
itentiary.
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The physicians of Jones county,
have organized County Medical as.
sociation.
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Salem.

SdiSifi.
Salem Oct 13,-The funeral serv-
ices over the remains of the late Geo.
p.i1a,, wera hold Thursday morning at
n o,cloc,, AZ tbe Friends church. Rev.
loo If +he Raptist church conducted
tbe services The remains were laid
~ rest in tho Friends, cemetery. The
decaased was an aged and highly re-
! snecte5 citizen For some time he
/ had made his home with his son. Eu-
como cast of town and for a long time
I ha b.6 heen in i'll health. Two
dapehters Mrs Dora Wood. of Nal
/ don M Mrs Conline Bul,ard. of Kan
sac citv fonr sons Eugene of Salem,
Gilbert Of Salina, Kan. Lester and Her.
c;lhert Nrs Wood and Mrs. Billiard
| were present at the funeral.
IN Monday of next week. Oct 10,
~, n,,.i;,,sta,, 5;.+,;ot oo,Faron.o will
tfe buriiliston uis,,isl e9niei
convene al oaieiii tneNho"ise
church and continues Tor TWO Gays. An
4 interesting program is prepared.
4 Mrs G. Bailey has purchased Bert
4 Eoster,s nronertv in the south mart of
$50 100
TOWN, LOT pow.
The large number who attended
teachers meeting at the public school
building Saturday report fine and
VOL, ,renderea nrooram
~ ee c. - ,,,,.;,.,, ,,, ,,.;.h,
some Oh oaleiii BUSINESS iiiei WI
their wives spent SUNDAY IN the Woous
gathering hickory nuts.
Miss lydia Pool will go to India in
November where for FIVE wears she
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Committee Elk Mountain Camp. No.
709. Woodmen of the World, Crested
Butte, Colo.
Contributed.
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sunn gribatfetretdr beg eolombidnis
f6en gefanbten in 2onbon, bieraui
amerifanif6er &oniuI in MebeGin
Colombia, unb tpurbs 1893 @efretG,
fir 0ffentIideu unterri0t in {einem
9eimatbitaate. Syn Sabre 1900 febrts
9erran als 2~egatipnsrat9 Der COLON,
bianif4en @efanbtfdaft no6 Maf6e
ington 3urid.
Mittbeilungen aus GoIombia gus
folge birfte es fir 9erran gerabe
ieBt, lpo iid Der @taat Banana
als feIbffanbiee Hepubtif por
Colombia getrennt bat, penia &c,
ratben erfdeinen, nad Ieiner 9eis
mdtb 3urud3ufebren. Sbn m09te bas.
felbe S@idfal e%reiler, fpel6es Mare
2tnea Stlbd 81 She'll iparb. Gilba paS
eolombianif9er 8~efanbter in Der 8uns
besbauptitabt bonn Mdr3 1901 big gum
Wsdr5 1902. gr leitete Die 8onalpers
%banblun9en Elm uno 3og it6 baburd
ben bttteren 0aB Der fanalfeinbltden
Rfiquen in Colombia gu. 9isie fiibrs
len feline Riidberufung berbet, unh
salb, na9bem 6ilba in Colombia one
%5efommen, !parb er BON unbefannter
Yerionen ermorbet.
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Golombias @t(anoter.
That tttm @eftes in Der auseIesenbeit oea
Sfbmass &amals.

1bat tetm @eites in Der MuseIesenbeit Sea
Sftbmuss& amals.
Menn bic 8erbanblungen Der Ser.
Gtaaten< Hegierung nit Colombia In
ber Sftbmu8z3analfrage aud nidt gu
ban gepini9ten 9eiultate gefiibrt bdr
ben, 10 ltegt bic 61ulb iebenfaas niht
on benz eolombianifnen Gefanbtsn in
Mnibington, Or. 5omas 0erran. Sep
terer bat fi9 ndbrenb Der @erbanblun~
gen bur9Qns often, freimitbig unb
Epulant benommen. @ein Mueenmerf
tpar ausialieBli9 barauf geriatet, elm
b{bfommen al Stanbe gu bringen, unb
nides Nefultat pdrb in @e5talt bes
jap 9ertraes ersielt. Die
MihtsHotifi5irung BITS 0ertraes i'm
kplOmbianifden 8ongreie III bortigen
pGrofter1 sumtrieben auSuf9reiben.
Die &enntniB Der colombianiids
nmerifanifhen 8~e5iebuneen BON 9eiten
herruns lit setpiHermaBen ererbt. Sos
mas 6errdn lam i'm Mlter bon bret
Anbren nit ieinern Batter, Der bon
gS46 big 1863 eolombianiider &C.
8anbter In Dofbingtpn tpar. mad ben
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Alaskas 6ouuernsur.
eeine eisenartise eaafbabn aus feline @es
oienfte ant oas @ebiet.

Seine eiseuartise 2aafbabn ans feite 0st
oiettfte nnt sas @ebiet.
Der @ouberneur eSobn g. Brab1
pon Qlasfa bat bor 9uraem an bic
8epobner bes Serritoriums Elm Cir
fular geridtet, in ipel1em er bie1elben
au~fforbert, Maes, ipas in i6ren 3rGfs
ten ftebt, gu tbun, bamit Nlasfd in
ansemefener Metfe duf Der ct. Coulter
Weltdusfelung i'm ndaftea Sabre re-
prGfentirt iperbe unb nanentli9 feline
rei9en natirli9en t6ilfsqueGen our
Infdauung gebra9t perben. Saa
girfular betont NIT befonberem Naas
brud, baB Die 8ergperfsinbuftrie BON
Nlasta BET biefer Gelesenbett gebiibs
renbe Nufmerf duf 1in 5ieben
unb eine berDorraeenbe Mbtbeiluns Der
Musitelune ienes 5erritoriums bilben
folte. Die eefebeebenbe Weriamme
lung bat 5nar nur $4,000 fir bic
Musfenungsapede Nlasfas beiptnigt,
bod fast Der Gouberneur, baB bie5e
6umme bur9 pripotbeitrGge erb6bt
tperben fpirb.
Mm 18. Oftpber 1904 tperben eS
81 Sabre, ouB Nlasfo in ben Beiib
Der Ser. Staatsn iibereing, unb our
Grinneruna bardn lit Der Mlastaz9ae
auf biefes Datum angefebt pprben.
So9n q. Brabn, Der 1849 als Sobn
zines ODdQrbeiterS in Uefp Wprf des
bpren purbe, fam 1859 auf @eranlaiz
flung Der bDrtisen Rinber19ub=@ efeus
fdaft gu BEN Ai9ter green In Sip
ton, Snb., IN pflege, Der tbn in gale
ftubiren lieb. 8rabb befu9te na9bem
bas Union TbeolOgifde Seminar gu
Neu gorf unb gins 1877 uls MifIto-
NOR mad Mlasta, ipo ct iid fpdter ges
f4dftli9en unternebmungen 5utpanbtt
unb NIT frraen unterbre9unsen fetts
benz geblieben lit. Gr purbe 1897 bon
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ptr nRai(er orr sabara.a
Saeauss 2ebaaoss abemteaesIidsr &lam-ca
Nsaielat tl~nterthaueu.

sSutHNSS &SVuuuUS observation-disclosures RStNW-S1
Wfaieiat tlntertbamen.
Ssaeques 2ebaubp. Der iunge pariFet
Wiliondr, Der bur9 ieinen abenteuee-
Iiden 9tan, Elm aaiierrei6 in cine.
Dale Der Mufte Sobara gu griinben
feinen 3eitgenoTen felt leBten Gomme,
fpieberbolt @elegenbeit CAB, iiber ein.
neue menf6lt9e Norrbeit gu laden, III
Elm gruoer bes perItorbenen ,,petit
sucrier" Mar 9ebauop, oeiien Green,
triaitateu Dor ettpa ant Sa6ren BIT
Melf, in Der mqn fi6 nibt langtpeilt.
amiiirten.
2ebaubb 5Gbtt etipa 30 Sabre unt
fibrte bas aufreibenbe aeben bes pas
ritter pflaitertreters, ebe fem Der fran,
aDiif6en 3uderinbuitrie entTtommenbes
@erm0gen feline p6%antafie aufita9dte,
i'm beiBen Miiitenfanbe Der @abara
-r Nafferrei9 auf5ubauen. SIN SUM-
b. 8. ~riiftete er cine Expedition BON
bret g4iFfen aug unb tanbete an Der
4iite BON Marotfo, 3piiden Sap 8os
jubo unb Sap Subj, nit feinsr aug
30 ipoblbetpaffneten abenteuerliden
@deuen beitebenben 2eibgarbe. 0os
pRaifertbum" 2ebaubbs umfaBt eine
Dale BON Der @rOBe Srlanbs unb ftest
seseniber ben aanariiden Snieln. Die
r~untertbanen" Saeques I. refrutiren
fih aus arubif9en unD maurif9en
Romaben, bic ibren fiinftieen 5ous
perGn. ben Saharapptentdten, pdbrenb
fetnes fur3en 8efu9es omar NIT itrGf,
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PrdfiDent Mc&inleb gum @ouserneur
ION Mlasta ernannt unb 1900 ipieber-
frlannt.
Die gntpidlung Mlosfas TIT gum
nidt seringen Shetle ben 8smiihungen
unb Mnregungen 8rabps au bonfen.
@9on 1881, ols er gefegentli9 zines
Befu9es Der Ser. Staten Sob unb
6ilberproben mit6ra9te unb Mittbsi.
lungen iiber bic punberbaren natire
liden SilfsqueIen bes SerritDriuma
ma4te, erreste er bas SnterefIe ppn
Rdpitaliiten unb prpfpettoren fir
Qlasfa berart, bab Elm rapiber 3us
from BON gintpanberern mad benz &C.
biete erfolgts. 8rabp lieferte bann fir
Die genfusberi9te bon 1890 bic Ssnz
formatiouen iiber bic 9ilfsmittel Mlass
tng unb ge6Drte untsr Der Sarrifon's
fden Mbminiftration Der MldsfasRom,
miffton an. gines Der bebeutenbften
Mpments in Der J6rbsrung bss Terris
tortums aber lit bas auf Grunb Der
Woritequnsen 8rubps unb fonftiser
grmittelunsen bon Der Ser. Staatens
&esierung Mnfanss B. s. erfolste Mn.
sebpt BON Sreiftdtten. Die5slben ent>
Salten je 800 older fru9tbaren 2anbes,
auf benz @etreibe unb Semitic ssbeibt.
Bon ben eirea 100000 4uabratmeilen
7roBen 4real Mlasfas finb 100000
4uabratmeilm anbdufdbie. On mine
ralifden SddBen birgt bas 2anb.
auber Cob unb SLIDER, mod 8upfer,
&oblen, 8lei, 3inn. 3innober, M~rfenit.
Qntimon, Mangan, &orunb (Dias
mantfpatA Sdiefer. SbOn uno 9etro,
leunI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-25

Iider glsidsiltigteit. aber niat feinbs
5elig embfingsn.
Sdcques I. 5og es trpBbem bOr, ins
bejen In bas fulturbeledte europa 5us
rtdSutebren, ebe ct baran gebt, feline
H~anbestinber gum bei9rdnften Inter
Ebdnenberftanbe bDr feiner boben
Mtirbe su er5ieben. Giir5li1 neilte
Geine MaicItdt i'm tiefften Sntosnito
In Qonbon uno ale Melt iisbt nit Be-
Ereifliher Spannung a1erhDdftberen
neiteren Gntfdlisbunsen entgeeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-25

- Salt, cement. Sano, Bod.
fteine, feuerfefte Gteine unb 9bDn.
Ebeer unb Nspbaltpapier, Dadpnpre'
Ibeer uno ASPHALT, Del, Gerpentin,
sSarben, @fa8 &c. &c. ftets uorrGtbi1
bel s. G.. 9ielmanu, BOG Dit
commerce Stra6e. Nieoriee Hreife,
quite Waare iunie Cute unb reelie
Bebienuna merben e~araatirt. =
Tetepbun 4l0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-25

Der beutf6s MetaII.
a beiterberb lit bic
ftGrtite getperffAoftlide Organization
in Dsutfdlanb. gr bat bic itdrtits
Mitglieber3abl, ndmli9 1882, bas
fiub nod 10000 mebr ais bic Orsas
nifotion Der Maurer, bic 1928 sdht!.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-25
9eHtide gttiOens 9rnderel.

Aae Grten non Drudarbeiten tpers
ben In oeutider, engliider uno ipa,
niider Gprafe fem uno iauber gu
mdBigem Breiie ausaefiibrt. Specis
a(itat: Druid BON Statuten, Berlo.
buness. Seiratbs= uno @eleeenbeit8,
&arten. Nuf Infrage peroen 8O'
Iienunlhlaae 9eliefert.
Yic Eemaa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-02
The Salisbury Family.

The appearance OF the Salisbury
family last night at Hargrovr College
was greeted by the most enthusiastic
il not the largest audience Of the sea
son.
The Salisbury family consists Of
man and wife and nine children each
OF whom is little short of an artist.
Harry is an excellent cornetist E1r
ON the y4oliucello has surprising pow
cr Miss lurn as first ylollnist is
gn)t. and little Miss Eta rs a aulo
player is fine Miss Mamie In recita.
ton and multi.timekeeping was a
pleasing feature, ana little Edward
was alright in comic music.
As they had room for Gllin enc
eascnent Tor tonight they have
agreei 70 remain and appear again az
Harggcyc This evening ~ $50 rhey
deserve ana wil have a good audience