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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

9ie so E 10 : 0orter @oItss
5eitung" peritflirt Die neuerOings ein@
qerifene Mestbpbe, aqes bur9 ri9terz
li6e @in6dltsbefe6le 81 cprrigiren in
fpGgenber @eife: n8ioble's Corners,
ga, 10. MGr3. - Ri9ter Rtbbins
bat bier 1oebsn gegen 9enr9e Mlercer
einen @in6aItsbefebl erlufen, tpeI4er
bie5em berbietet, it4 i'm nd4ten9erbft
gu tpeigern, fir Sra Surn5pprtb
Mais gu entfGGlen. Ri9ter Gibbtns
lit elmer unferer geIdeibteit Surf
item, unb man glaubt, baB feline @ntz
i9eibung cine peitrei4enbe 8irtung
6aben ,pirb. 8abbiGe, Mo., 10.
MGr5. Ri6ter Sobn Murfbua
8o6bs Dom Gountp : 8eri9t bat eli
1;en, BON 6enr1 $. 9arper na4geiu6@
ten Gin6altSbefebl erlahen, pona9
Dem 5tpeiid9rigsn Spbn 6drper's Derz
toten pirb, an feinem0 aumen 81 lutz
fhen. 8erf9ieoene 8erfu4e, benz
Irnoe DdsGut1den db5ugefpphnen, err
fpieien ii9 ais fru9tlos, Bis mar eno@
lid auf bas Qb6ilfsmittel zines Gin@
baltsbeFe6ls fiel. &i9ter 9pb6s err
6Glt aus alien S6eilen bes Qanbes
bon ben bebeutenbiten Surtiten Slid
punf6 S6reiben, tpelhe iGmmtli9
5ugeiteben, DAB er einen pi6tiqen9rd>
ceoen5faa gei4uffen bat. !SeiperDine,
Sno., 10. Mdr3. = 3i6ter Nia 9ine
din erlieB geItern einen @in6alts6ez
fell. pelder es Der Sdge in @iQiam
S. 8udbam's nNiq" berbietet, pies
Der Dor benz nG4ften /. Ottober All
tre4en. Sn 6Olge Oes 8re6ens Der
Sage baben ii9 in leBter 3eit mebrere
unangene6me @er3Dgeruneer ereignet,
unb Der Gin6aItsbefebl lift nit aGgez
meiner gefrieDiQunq aufgenpmmen
pOroen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
0harlcg hilbert gdbmcigcr.

IS farb am Is. Mdri 66arles gilbert i'm alter
BON 4 WoHattn, ]gelie6t,s S0bu6tu BON albtrl nm
ahuie 56peiqer. Die 8sero;9ln9 ftnOtt SitnS
II "a. - llbr, pom lrauer6auit, Cd: Siebente uno
aombarOsstrlbt @iobIanotOtpH, aus fdtt. (75)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

Die StuDtpGter Yhtld@
belb6ia's BADEN bas Qu5ipuden auf
Zen SrDttoirs Der Staot perboten.
Mit einem Dollar @trofe pirO belle
bertretung Der 8erorDnung gebuBt.
Die 0amen biirfen aher peiterbin Den
Gtau6 Der StraBen nit i6ren 99lepz
pen uufpir6eln. Warum nl4t audi
hem 9emein14uben Elm gnbe MAIDEN?
Die st. Qpcui 8 ~ mertfa a"
fragt: n0o5u BADEN mir Denn eigentz
li6 Elm ftaatli8es @4ieO5geri6t,
nenn Nrbeitgeber pie 4rbeiter, pie
eben ieBt fpieoer i'm Strite Der 8udz
iteinmader, 1i8 be6arrli4 peigern,
Die 8ermittelcung besielbsn in Qnz
ipru4 gu ne6men? rGpmPuliorp ar
bitrotion," 3mangs : G4ieOs9eri4te
i6sinen in Der Shat Der ein3ige @u8s
meg aus ben INNER f6limmer nerz
henben Stritepirren 81 iein."
O6erf 0upib G6afe bat
IeBten Sumitag audi fein Sprii4lein
ii5er Die P6ilippinen geiagt. 4uf Dem
8anfett Der Society Of t6e SneiOa's"
fqgte er, boB Die 4meritarer in bier
Sa6ren auf ben Snieln mebr fir Die
Qualification gstban BADEN, al5 Die
@panier in 300 Su6ren, 8eiterRtn
nGrmte Ter ameritanii6e Sberit oa5
Mdr9en tpieber uuf, baB 0epep bic
96ilippinen fir Die Ser. Staaten Dor
ZEN 9eutf4en gerettet babe, Die 4inter
benz Nr9ipel Der gepeien ieien uno
Die 6rii6te Don 9epep'5 Siegen AGtz
ten ernbtsn no1en. ltnfer Sberit be-
6auptet 9as, urb neil er'S be6auptet,
muB es no6l pubr fem, penigitenS
fir 0ie, bie'S glau6en. SRatIa6en
bringt Der 9err Oberit fir feline Be
6auptungen ni4t bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
9ambnrg=M mcrifn s9inic,
81 SrUGcpau. glcU > 9urf.
4rtBur %. @ubinu,
. Or. I25, Cfts 5altiulure' 5traae. -
sssgEE@n Grits(on-Einie.

R2 grttSl01t-c1tltte.
Qttrafttpe 8aTtrsNOute mad Ubtla SrIpbia
o~u5dlteuO in gtttsrton, WO., un0 G6ttcr, IA.
Tsd $3.50, Raittt: $500. HUt0fabrt t5 Tug0
$3.50; ~giidfdbrt NIT Der g. & Z. Gi:H5lbn"
$3.50. Ra6 atlartie 3 Gitg t2.75; Gu. $3.75.
Hab Tspz0orf 800; Gre. $500. 6:UHtr
buy8gauftuO. giuets nab a.5anS, SrOo, gOs
ftOH, @spsQapsn CGoHu) uuO 9uuIttn u0r0Iib
iagli6 nm 5 ubr 1d6mjttags, ausatnommen5ouuz
tags. 9agsgOOt 7.30 gormitto9s tagl;a. als
GrturFonssgiltt nsrpen im 9lrtau uuo bel q L
BANG 'g, 9r. Is, ROrosGbarlsssStyaSt, 0trI
lauft. S5rtibt pessH Htiisbauobu5.
GIaFtHct 5bripsr, Ggent,
(7, S&g@ RE. 204, 2igbtIGtr.
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OSiuinm =. Suich.

SO ftarb am Il. 0}dr3 1903 a8iaiam 8. 9nl4,
ditefter Sobu BON 9rrtba uuO Ds ptrftorb:Hsn
g8ig;um guib, 7 Sabre aft. Die @serOi9ung fiaz
oct morQru 9ituiag, yo3Tittags nm 2 u0r,
Don Der 0o6nunq itiH;r 0tntter, 9r. 2556, ga
lcm=StrdBt, aus fratt. too
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
hiE6farlrN

..nuvN psu gutspa nber Bremen sseS Sa@R
sure btioI-t ot
aryeOFtion BeS . 1sutidpsH GorTeipohSsntsH,'
Ssm.saRa RaIshzsrr'SE. aAS AAl'9Lhes'As@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
9nmpfIhtfssI n;eigen.

2rorOOeRtG6er &f0pe B.
~ 9tesetmdBise
Qantpf $ S6tftG9rt
spiIasE
Baltimore nnO &rerReR
our9 Die neren unb e~rprpbten, nit
alien 8equemIi9teiten p~eriebenen
Pofbampfer enter &lahe:
rEbetn," g8ranbenburg,"
pgedQr," .GQTd."
vWain," u8resIau."
Die @rpebitionstuge {inb, ME fptgt:
bon Baltimore: -
"9annoDer, 0ienitag, ben II. Mdr3,
ubr 9}a9mittugS.
"Sran0enburg," Mittpp3, ben 18.
0}dr8, 2 u6r Ia6mittagg.
"GRemntB," Mtttpo6, ben 1. Qpril,
2 u6r Ra8mittugs.
"I}dtn," Mittno6, ben 8. Qpril, 2
u9r Ho6mittugS.
D9resldu," Mittpo6, ben Is. Qlprfl.
l16r Na8mtttug8.
"Srdnoen6urg," MitttpO6, ben %.
4Pr1I, 2 u3r Hodmittags.
3fnstte RaiRtes QsFastsQr,s:
Bon $40. 80 ar.
8Sta9tae'ss : 9aEfast g|rstIs;
Bon GremtH mad Baltimore .........S 20
RuHOretis=oiutt. Don Baltimore:
Rab grtmtH uH0 5urId. .S72 80
Begtn Gra$t uSs SEEagt peust man T5 an Oi,
@sHeraIsaseateH
u. S6uma9er e 60,
Rr. 8, 6aOsga9.s traS..
ODER
gbiparD Raine,
Office Sss ,9tuti@eu 6SrtsipOno,ntsn.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
9ur3 ba8 9epartement.
Nusipeis ii6er ben Stanb Der
Dfnt(6 = Amrrikani(hen Drr6hts
rnngs>G Ompagnie
BON NenzODrf
I~3F ~ENFU DINt
am 81. DECEMBER 1902.

rnngs>G Ompagaie
bon NepzOort
am 81. DECEMBER 1902.
geiammtcg Gtutommen rodbreno bes
Sdbrcs e. S5,630,333.3l
8eiammte ausoabtH pdbrsRO bes
Sabrts 81. 1881, 4943I
GrunOeiaent5um y. .... 100000
@ppotbefen uno 9arlsben auf8runos
t|igeHtbuu e. ..............e..-.. l3,OOO.U
SIM 9cfB Der GompdQnie befinoli9e
SbliQationeu unD aftieH $1,000. S,lS3,451.59
9aar i'm 8iireau unO in Der 9ant.. 6S5,0ll.40
SebetsSilau}sH BON Ngenten........ ll,720.26
6daige ,3inisn uuO YtictbeH........ 3S,845.98
Wtarttpertb Der Gbligationeu Il. ats
tiou iiber ben gu9pertb ........., 484,36S.41
Characterization ......... $1Os81, 4o3.64
@i6t 3ugefuuOeue 8utbuben
Sefuritdten, in Deribie0e=
nen Staten 5ur Si9crs
ftalung Don 9oliteHsSu=
baberu in iol6eu Staten
bepoHtrt (W}arttipertbl e. 136, 10000
Decentralization in btlag=
ten Stdattn e. ....... lO8, 45b.O5
lleberf6uB fbcr btfaote
Decentralization e. 49,. 28,043.g7
Sebstz9ilonjsu BON Ggenz
ten, ni6t gtT6ert...... 12,26.8S
3uiammen l.. . ................. 12,22688
eefqmmt. spocfonOene sutbaben.. $lo,3l9, l76.76
@trbtrbti6teiten.
9stto : @etrag %unbe3abIs
ter 8erluite ......... Sjl3, 242.68
9siummte uHoerOi.nte 8rd=
mieu =. ........-....3,T 10 2o.4
saldre, Mietbe, Q~uggabeu,
Steuern, &ebnungtn,
Cont, @ebibreH ETC,
fdqiQ oOer uufgslaufen.. 4,09S.34
GOmmiiTonen, NatIergcs
bibreu uno aubere Nnz
pride, fdlig al agenz
ten uHO Wlatler ...19I097.S6
5uriid6e3 ablts9rdmien ST.
l60.2l uno Giidocriide=
ruuQg : 4rdmieu $780,
45l.05 . .....,.......193, CHIPS
ftiten . -. ....o................... 1923, 1858
lltberi6uB in getrtff Der 9olic,ns
.5ubdbtr 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100, SSO.SS
Ginbe,abltes QfticufupitoI ......... 1000, 10000
1ltberibub in @etreff Der Ntti,nz
3u6abcr %. ......."........ 4,7o8, 1916
9etra0 Der am 81. DECEMBER 1902 in
BEN Der. Staaten in Groit beftnOs
Iiben 9OItten -. ................ 1884, go, I21.OO
getraQ Der ipdbrsnO bts Sdbrcs 1902
in Marplauo ausgeitsltcn 9olitcn 6,l35, $4,000
Iuf 0n5 NdrDldubtr @ei6dft in
1902 erbaltens Qrdmitn .......... 75,378.G5
Sn WarbIano pdbrtnO 1902 b8ablte
8erlute o.. .................... 52,565.46
Su Mar0lnno tpdbrenO 1902 c]rljtteus
9erlute 81. .................... 5,176.46
Stuut Rar1lnnb, 8erii6truregs
Scburttment, 8ireau Otg Gouz
miiidrs. 9~a1timort, ben 2. Tebruor
1903. Sn lltbsreiritimmunQ nit benz Gooer Der
6fientfi3cn aaaemsiueu 9eiebs bei9siniae i'd bicrs
nit, buB 9oritebenDeg Elm getrtutr gugjug aus
benz Quswcii: Der Scuti6=gmcritanii6eu 9rf5ez
ruuog=6umpnquie BON 9cps9ort," bis gum 81. De-
jtmber 1902, ME er in Dieitm Scparttment tingez
rsi9t pOrDen, 1T.
QGDDO @iltinion.
&eri6frlno3 =GommiTdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
Gemctern

Ser IDEAL. gaIt:morsr GrisObOf, nabs 9itesDiGe,
,psi slettrii6e Sa6uliu;sn uHo 9imlieo=9ouItparO
sireGt jun GrteObofe. Gnt 9egrdbniBpld5s uuter
3ctiQtr 4ilegt. RitOris, Qreiis. 9trlaHgt neusH
soup,nir=aaraloe Office: $50 gOrOsG6ar;ess
6traBe. (gsioe Eelep5OEt.I t2t32-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
NO. oHenr.setb- unO spar.ssretn
Sefanntmnd lnngem.

0areau Ger strqeen.gnr@brnas.
~ SUmmthdre, RdtbbdUssAHHer.
gattimore, ben 26. 6ebruar 1903.
Die StrQbeu : 3ur66ru6s : GOmutiNdre maiden
hermit in llebereinfimnlung NIT Dem neuen Char
ter, 500. Qbi6nitt, bttauut, buB lie ibrt crtc 9er=
%iaTmlung S rettag, Den 3. Gpril 1903, 9ors
m~ittags 10 Il6r, in Dem 8ireau Der Gommifdrc,
&atBbaus, obbultsn peroen, nm Die @oumn@t aus=
5uli6en uHO bic ibneH itbertraqenen unb BON ibuen
berlauqten 9ili6teu su erfiiueu I'M 8etreif Der
~GonDemniruug unO SurdbrebuH9 Der Nipple ODER
Seip=Nneo, BON Der Siioieite Der D~ionumcnt=5t rabe
bis sur g~torbitite Der OH Soppds&oao, in Semab=
belt Der 9srorouung gr. 90 0e3 WlGpors Il. Staotz
ratbes Don 9altimote, betGtigt an "A. Nooenber
1902.
FSraneis e.. BpMS,
6cHrp gcTpclI,
ArtbHr y. WdcSeHan.
Gornifire;
George Gbcslep,
(5eb26, Mdr35,1 -, 1926, 9lpr2l Glert.
8altimore, Den II. gldrj 1903.
gcrGeselfe 6preerunss ; Ansebpte, on ben
Board of awards. care of George n, Nuusen,
Observation-Disclosures %aDreifrt, iusr0eu bis ID / t l.
IN 0 d, ben l. @pril 1903, %cntgtgen 0enonlmen iir
bic 2ieferung BON Cement, ipel6er bel Den &rbeittn
Der eleftrii6eH G%ommiihDu qebrauAt ipjr0, in ue=
bereinfttnlming nit Den BON Dem Gbst=5ngcnicur
borg3ei6reten Spc3ifitutionen, bic out .Griubcu
i'm 9ireuu Der elettrii@en GOmmiiiton Oerabfolgt
per6tn.
Sin bcolaubigter 66ed in 606e bon 800, 5abl.
bar an u0}aDOr uuo Staotratb BON Baltimore, "
mus nit ieOem @u9ebot e~ingei6lOfen ien.
Die Gontratts8eb0rOe bebdlt f3 Oug Rc6t Dor,
irQenO ptl6e ooer ale Nugsbote ju o~erperfen.
g8soen ~tpeiterer @usfunft lpcuoe man lid an
Gbas, g.. @belps. iur., GbefzSuaeaieur,
cRttrii4e Gommiiion.
9et6ttgt:
Thomas o. 9dDrs.
QrdfOcnt Der Gontruttz9eb6ros.
Wdri12, ID, Is, II, 1919 ,2O,2 4,25,3D
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oRuuaI Sluc."9iRte

Hafb 9blaoclpDla INC 'O-9p'
Gtr5rts. Qbf. o.eaulotn. @OI' !, ~ n IL
65I9fDao0ou ct. .... 8aaL. 3.5l 355 Y.
S%i9i. IL S@eciiao. e.. Gd1l. 75j 9. q 500 Be
9nfftt, TorIor. arsg. 5n 9l9 y. u ga g
qarIor. 6p,ie, nur 60. 952 =. OF 9.3i S y 3
qarIor, 0iusr, uu=g. 60. 1850 y. y ~ - x.
Glorlor Elmer 90. IuEL IL, ~ 2 IT,
.Rpbal giitsD,s a~usgsUommtH guAmaH'5a9.
gYfict smol.r, garlor. Cbjgro9tLoH 9P:nt5 IL
6of,.gaaooong ..... E59L 349R. 353 r.
m,rIor TiTsr..... SAIL. 900 Y. sos U. 2
Fo5%,s Wbila. ...... Ea3L 900 9.O5 G.6
S s5Iof@ ....... Gd5l l5399. PA q.
y 2ot,T ina nab IeDs9Ori fsrtig 3um
0.Eramb in DIT. Woaalz5 tltioH nm 1000 Nbos.
81 -9b 'QtanttosGtD an @05eutagsH; 3, mad
glG. 3aqt 5altcu in BiImingtou. G, buItsH in
GDGter. u an. GA
m6ira atort. .......... Sd8l. sos o. $40 9.
15iIo. GrprsB. .....u usgeH. 90. 230 q. 2.35 y.
Gbila. FrpreB. .....ausgsu 90. ASS q. 800 q.
@b.roeH Hom.....aus 60. SIS u. $50 y.
@bild. QtIom. ..........uur 81. $40 u. 6l5
g~tQetsgureuur, 9orbBstsGdt Ga!psta uHO gols
ttmorss5traBe, 52G SUOs9roa0Dap, Mt. GOga!'
Gtation s6sr COMMUNICATION.
.. g. @urtin n, UlJr. nan. SraTitt.
G. 8. 9Giittt, GsH.s9aH. s&9sHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

Staat Wor9GaHb, 9erfi6truuegs
9eburttmeHt, GHreau bts 6 M
mtffGrs. Baltimore, Den p. Sanuar
1908. SH usbersihfimune nit benz Goocr Der
5ffsutli6eu ~aagtmsineH 9sisse bef6eiHige I'D bierz
nit, D1b 8ortsbeHbes eiH eetreusr Aug;uq aus
bem g~lusrDeiie oes Der. 5taaten=3peigts Der. Dlanz
dieter gsrT6crHnes : Gompnsui. BON Ran6efer,
GnQlauo.s bis Bum 81. Selsm6sr 1902, ME sr in
oiei,m StparttmeHt einaersi6t por0eu, lit.
2lopo @iGtinoH.
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
S~erlammlmn9s~ NmsetgeH.

uMMS@M Yin Gle Mfti0ndre ees aIlice 2lnna Ctr
49, 9eibs Hnc GpdrsSerein o. Baltimore.
Die 5abress9triammlung bes obcneenaHuten
9sreius iinDet beutt, gtsptao, Den 10. Yldr3,
8 Ilbr abeHog, in Dsr 30: Q. M. zoale," 9alti=
morez uuo 9oHoz5traBe, fatt. Mito!icDtr tpsrOsn
sriubt, ~dHipeifno 3n iein.
(e6,S,73.5l 8 q. Bieprs. esfr.
MO- GFensssetb- unD spar.Serein.
Die %. idbrli6e generalzG eriammlunq II. 8abl
bon 3tDblf Strettoren finoet Tt + N 0 d a6euo,
ben Is. mars, in 3r. 1921, GrItans=Strabe, s..
u. @oltg 2Oial, ftatt. g8abl uon Z bis 9 lbr.
Sohn 5abn. 8rdf.; s. 9elcmaun, sstr.
G3r5,0
@Ser Climber Smmcrpdbreneer seibs
S uHo SpdrzSereiH
Die 5p6lfte Sabrssz9 erianlmlunq sur Grpd6lunQ
non jip0li Sireftoren iinoft m q n. SicuInq,
ben II. Y}dri, Bniidtu Z uno Q lbr NbenOs, bel
u. Is. Smith, Gr. 4B, GotOsgBolf:sStr, itott.
$3.50 @eors Dprfd,. 8rdiibent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

uNI 81. U8EIIDeI I5UA.
geiamntcg G%tutommen fodbrenO bts
Sa6rcg .. ........................ $500, 1881
8eiammte ausoabcH DGbren0 os
3abrts o.. 1851, 49+.31
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-25
DESPERATE THO or FL0HI-
DIANS.
Sheriff's Posse Forced to Smoke
Them Out Of Their Retreat.

Lawly, Fla, Nov. 21.-Sheriff
} ohns and posse have captured j u.
5. Bennet, charged with the mur
der OF Deputy Sheriff H O. Rich
ard and also the two brothers OF
Bennett alleged to be implicated
in the murder.
The arrest took place at the
turpentine camp OF d. h. Ed
wards, II miles south of Starke
The Bennett brothers, after the
killing Of the deputy sheriff on
Thursday afternoon, made their
escape and Sheriff Johns with the
aid of members OF the Bradford
County Guards, began a search
for them. With his posse the
sheriff moved towards Edwards
camp and learne / that the Ben
netts were hiding in one of the
cabins. They advanced cautious
ly when the Bennetts opened fire
on the sherIlfs party. The officers
and posse did not return the fire,
acting on instructions from the
sheriff No inducemeut for an
hour coulG prevail upon the Ben
net brothers to surrender and
they continued to fire on the
sheriff's crowd until their am
muniIiOn was exhausted.
Sheriff Johns determined to ar
rest the Benefits at all hazards,
and the cabin in which they were
hiding was finally set on fire. Tue
Bennetts fled from the cabin TO
another, but the posse set cabin
after cabin on fire until IL were
reduced to ashes. Seeing escape
impossible and being out of am
munltion, the Bennett brothers
surrendered and were chained and
taken to Lake Butler, where they
were placed in jail.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-25
Eyes
Did Not Close For a
Week.
Heart Trouble Baf.
fled Doctors.
Dr. Mitn s'Hea C,1-a aDd
Nervine Cured Me.

There is nothing more necessary to health
than sleep and rest. If these arc denied YOU.
If you rise in the morning more tired than
when you went to bed, there is an affection Of
the nerves plainly present. II your heart il
weak, or there is an inherited tendency in
that direction, your weakened nerves will
soon so affect your hearts action as to bring
on serious, chronic trouble. Dr. Miles NeT-
vine is nerve tonic, which quicts the nerves,
so that sleep may come, and il quickly re-
stores the weakened nerves to hc alth and
strength. DR.. Miles Heart Cure is a great
blood and heart tonic which regulates the ac-
tion of the heart, enriches the blood and inn
proves the circulation.
Some time ago l was suffering severely
with heart trouble. At times my heart would
seemingly, stop beating and at others it would
beat loudly and very fast. Three to four
hours sleep each night in ten months was all
l could get One week in last September I
never closed myeyes. got DR.. Miles Ncrvine
and Heart Cure at drug store in Lawrence
burg, after spending $4,000 in medi-
clnes and doctors in Louisville, Shclbvville,
Frankfort, Cincinnati and LawrcnCeburg,
and i'll three days have derived more benefit
from the use of your remedies than | got
from all the doctors and their medicines. I
think everybody ought to know Of the mar
yelous power contained in your remedies."-
w. II. HUGHES, Fox Creek, KY.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie Or. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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NOTICE!

The Town tax-s have hetn due
and owing AZ the rlIi1e of the
Town Treasurer since October
1t inst, and all taxpayers are
urged TO come forward aul pay
without further delay. After he
lO'h day of Nov, mber, next, the
books viii be closed and execu-
'l""s Issued against delnQnents
tor The taxes, costs AID penalties.
r E WYLIE,
Oct II. O3. MaNOr.
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The Best Remedy for Group.
From the Atchison, Kan, Daily Glob,

From the Atchison, Kan, Daily Globe
This is the season when the
woman who knows the best RENE
dies for Group is in demand in
every neighborhood. One of the
most terrible things in the world
is to be awakened in the middle
of the night by a whoop from one
of the children. The Group reme-
dies are almost as sure to be lost,
IN case of Group, as q revolver Ia
sure to be lost In case of burglars.
There used to be an old-fashion-
ed remedy for Group, known as
hive syrup and tolu, but some
modern mothers say that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy ls bet
ter, and does not cost go much.
1t causes the patient to "throw
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Give this remedy as soon as the
GROUP cough Appears and &c viii
prevent the attask. 1t meyer
fails and is pleasant and safe to
take. For sAls by J. F. Macksy
" Uo., druggists.
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JUSTIFIED.

"Sir," said the police magistrate
"you are accused of shifting tins
man with a hammer and throw
ing him out of the office. What
have you TO say for yourselt?"
"Your honor" said the prison.
er, IL am peaceable business
man and the complainant is an
editor. He wrote an article IN
which he referred to mo as Il
'capt ain Of industry and /"
"Complaint dismissed" said
the justice. "a man is duty
bound to take extreme measures
if necessary to protect his good
name"
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LAIlMER'S FEDERAL AID
IDEA.
He Believes His Good Roads Bill
viii be Passed by Congress
Democratic Outlook.
Special to The State.

Anderson, Nov. 20.-Senator
Latimer was in the city yester-
day. having rafnrnad To his hor, n
last Saturday from Washington
where he has been attending the
special session OF congress The
senate quickly transacted the
business for which the special ses
sion was called and then made
arrangements not to take up any
more important business until
the opening of the regular session
and Mr. Latimer took advantage
OF the idle period to come home
and look after some private mat
ters. He will return to Washing
ton next week.
While here yesterday Mr.. Lat.
inner spoke very hopefully of the
prospects for the passage of his
bill providing for federal aid in
building good roads. During his
stay in Washington he talked
with a number of senator's and
representatives, and found the
sentiment in favor Of it much
stronger than he had anticipated.
A number of the leaders on both
the Democratic and RepuL lea II
sides, have declared in favor of
the idea, and the detail of the
oil that will be introduced are
now being worked out. Senator
Latimer says he in encouraged to
nope that the bill will pass
this winter, but if it is not passed
at this session the sentiment in
favor of it will be developed so
strongly that it's passage will fol-
low very soon.
Mr.. Latimer is taking a great
deal OF interest in Congressman
Alken's bill providing for a post
office building at Anderson. 1t
can hardly pass as a separate
measure, he says, but if a general
public building bill can be gotten
up the appropriation for Ander
son can be included in it, and 1t
will go through along with the
others.
The senator says that the DEM
ocrats In congress are very hop g.
full OF success in ths presiden-
tial election next year. 1t is rea
allied that the Democrats
have a splendid chance and 80 en
did issues upon which to go before
the country, and there is gener-
al sentiment and determinati on
to make the most Of the opportu-
nifty that is presented. Sen time Mt
is crystalizing in favor of Senator
German, he said, as the Demo
cratic candidate for the presi,
dency. Senator German is the
party leader in the senate, and he
is discharging his duties with
ability and is being given united
support.
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A Remarkable Case.

One Of the most remarkable cases
of a cold, deep seated on the
lungs, causing pneumonia, is that
of Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner,
Marion, Ind, who was entirely
cured by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure. She says: "The
coughing and straining so
weakened me that | ran down in
weight from 14S TO 90 pounds. ]
tried a number of remedies to no
avail until | used One Minute
Cough Cure. -Four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me en-
tirely of the cough, strengtked
my lungs and restored me to my
normal weight, health and
strength" Sold by Crawford
Bros.
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For a Bad Cold.

If you have bad cold you
need a good reliable medicine
like Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy to loosen and relieve 1t, and
to allay the irritation and in.
flammation of the throat and
lungs. For sale by j. F. Mackey
q Co., druggists.
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work. l know your medicine saved
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Mrs. LIZZIE ROECAP,
$40 Smith St., Millvillc, NJ.
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cine and doctors bills, but / did not
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At that time / saw LYDIA e.
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Il wish every woman suffering
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recommend 1t to all my friends"
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