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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
sus Dcm Suneren Warglnno'S nro
Dcu anarcn,euDru Staatrn.
Moro unb Selb tmoro IN
On 4 a , :, "A

Mpro uno Selb m 0 IN
WtcpmicD gountD.
en- Salisbury, 8icomicozG ountp,
~ereiqnete ii6 am SamI tag I6eno cine
Der f6redli6iten S~ragOoie'n in Der
@eI6itte ienes Sbeiles oeS Gountns.
Sri. 8utte Iofins nurbe ndmli9 BON
Dem 20 Sabre alien elmer 9edt6 er<
i9oIIen, unb Oann jdgte ii4 Der Wforz
Der Drei 8uqeln in ben &ppf BON De-
nen ieDD9 feline cine t0otlt6e WunDe
perurIadte. Der iun9e Mfann Lief
unoefd6r 100 YarO5 melt mad benz
@6feuern Der S4iFs uno fiel bunn
beiinnungslos auf iein @eiidt, no er
Is Minuten ipGter aufgefunoen uno
in einem Wagen na6 Dem 8efGngntB
eeIdnDt purbe, mo brei Qer5te Die
0unben perbanoen, nelfe oon benz
fslben als ni6t ie6r gefdhrliaer Naz
tur be5ei6net DurDen. 0edtb holte
berqanoene 0o6e cine 6eirat6slicen5,
Inn gu beiratben. Die 9o45eit ioIte
an Mittlpo9 itattfinpen. Sn Der
Wohe ppr6er nurbe er dber ppn ieiz
mem 4rbeitgeber bei4uloigt, t6m $50
eeitoblen gu BADEN, uno als er ing
0er60r genommen ipurbe, geitano e.
bic Shat elm unb CAB $40 pieOer berz
aus. Sus iunge WtGo6en erfu6r Die
9ef6i6te unD brad iofort Die Ser
~binoung mil benz iungen Munne, Der
barauf mad Gamoen reilte. Qnl
Samitag frii6 fe6rte er nd9 SaIis=
burn 5uriif uno belt Ii9 ben gan5en
Sag in Der Na6bari6dft bes 9auIe5
bes Mdb9ens auf. 4benbs gegen 6
1l6r rief er pas MQbden 6eraus unO
eriu6te tie, nit inn na6 Dem 6auie
Der 6amilie Wfeiiid gu ge6en. 8etos
iebten it6 bort auf cine 8ant unb
unterbielten iif), bis plDBli9 Elm STE
polperf6uB Die in Der Na6buri6uft
fpeilenoe 6amilie aufi9redte, I'm
mittelbar ndrauf ertonten Orei tpeitere
@6iii1e, unb auf bas 9in3ueilen fam
ben Iie bag Mdoden toDt auF Der
8ant, auf nsl6sr IS seieifen bate.
Die Sugel mar in Die linfe S9lGfe
oefeuert pprben. 9eat6 fanb mar
furs oarauf in einigerGntfernung auf
Der @rbe, aber ni6t toot. 0as Wdbz
den srfreute ii4 bober a6tung, bod
ipuren Die @ltern gegen Die 8erbin=
bung nit 9eutb, Oa iein Gbarattes
nidt Der bette mar. Die 4ufregung
ii6er Die affaire lit 10 grOB, buB Elm
@peaial : 9eri6tstermin ei~nberufen
perben tpirb, iolte Der MOrber pieoer
aeneIer. DIS bas MGD6en g"erufen
purbe, Bat i6re Mutter, bod ni9t
hinaus gu geben, bod borte es ni4t
ouf Die Warnung.
@rober 8erlu It.
Die Girma %. .. gpron C S0bne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

Der 8%orTtuno OeS nQrion" belt ge>
ftern Na9mittag cine GretutiOiiBung
ub, in nel4er cine 8eihe pon ptAtiz
Qen @eI6Gften erIebigt nurOen. Dor
Qqem aus nurbe beI6Iofen, gtitte
Suli our 5eier bes BEL Dem 2ofaIz
preislinsen errun9eRen Sieges cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

in 9agerstppr, beren erobe 9erberei
BEL WiGidmsport fiir5li9 a%6brannte
bat ben poIen Electromagnetic
bon $144,O25 ausbe5abIt erbulteni
besaIei9en erbielt bic 6irma Die ni4t
perbrdnnten 6dute uno Seize 5uriit
fpel9e ungefdbr $4,000 pert6 limb
cine 8Gapperf4Iung
1ebenbig.
8ei'm geerenIu6en am Sout6=
Mountain bel 6agerstopn fling 5,
6unBberg unter einem 8uf9e cine
oroBe &lapperI9lange. 0as SHE,
lag in tiefem S6lafe. 6unB6erg en-
sriff Die S9Iange i'm Naden ulr
trug lie auf bieie Weiie mad Gaze
topn, mo- iie in einen &aiten getban
fpurbe. Die Salange lit flint Sui
lang, mibt u4t 3oG i'm umfang unn
bat II &lappern uno einen 3nopf.
Steuern in G"arrollz
Gountn.
Die Steuerrdte fir garroqsGourtD
lit fir bas Iaufenbe Sabr auf 45 @ts.
pro 500 feItseieBt pprben. 5erner
miifen bic ein5elnen 9iftrifte f~olgenos
Grtruituern be5ablen: Saneptopn IA,
l1niontopn 10, Mpers II, Woolerbs
II, Jreebom Is, Man6efter 13, WeItz
miniter 10, !6ampiteao Is, 5rantlin
10, Mibbleburg II, NepzWinoior 9,
l1nionz8ribge Is unO Mount QIrp
13 Gents.
Bonn 81tBe getroffen.
DIS Der G6auhsegelo @tnns6mer
8. Nlen @rumbine an Der Ndtional=
pite BEL 6reoerid am SumitaB on
ieinem Setepbon ituno, purbe er BON
einem 8liBitra6l getroffen, Der auf Gle
Selepbonleitung gegungen mar. !0r.
8rumbine itiir3te beiinnungslo5 ME-
Der, fam jebo6 nit Dem 2e6sn ouoon.
Roti3en.
Sn Cambridge lit Der Steuereinz
ne6mer So6n %. W6eeler I'M Otter
bon SO Sa6reh gang urertpartet gsz
itorben.
ST.. Sobn %. 0pens BON Nnnupoz
Gis bat bic griifung als lieutenant
fir SeeIoloaten beitdnoen.
Der n8ertin DemOtrdttifer So
tungs6erausgeber BON Wdrplano"
piro am &c. SUM- feline Su6ressGcnz
pention in Baltimore 6alten uno oann
cine GrfurIion nad Ri4mono ma
den.
8ei fredericksburg, 3D., purpe Elm
Baum BON einem 8libitrabl gefdlt,
unb Der umitiir8enbe Baum eri6lug
ben beiinnungsIos bingeitiir3ten gteger
S6ornton 8lddpeG.
Sn SeiterpiGe, Del, nuroe Grnit
Mafdn, Der Sobn bes 8eiiBer5 elmer
Sdgemiible, DON Dem Riemenpert IN
Der Mii6le erfaBt uno gu SoOe gsz
quetTdt, Gr binterIdBt cine 5rau
unb II 8inber.
Sn Standings, Q1e9unn : Gounlb,
nuroe Die Dittpe Murp Gonrao bei
Rem @srIu6e, eirem 6rad3uge aus
benz Wege gu gebsn, pon einem in
entgegengeieBtsr Ri4tung fommenben
Perfonen3uge getOotet.
Bel Win6eiter, 3d., fiel De- 73
Sabre ate 5armer Sonus 20. Bar
rom auf benz 8ege bon Dem 6elbe
nu9 ieiner Bobnung, UNI aus hem
3egen gu fommen, toDt nieber. Sin
9er3i6log bate ieinem 2eben ein
Gnre Qema6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

oeuti6e Yditoren Der beuti6en eban=
qeliifen SDnoDe bon Baltimore uno
umqeqenb an Der Sroindtionsfeter
She'll. 9aitor War StraBburg fam
bier Dor Drsi Sa6ren aus 0euti6luno
an, ND er i'm Sobannesitift in Berlin
feline 8orbiloung empfdngen bate.
Don bort reiite er mad ct. 2ouis,
M}o., uno bat ii9 oaielbt auf benz
9reoioerIeminar Der Deuti6en eponz
geliIfen Snnooe pon RorDamerifa
Drei Sabre Dem StuDium Der 5heoloz
oie gepiomet uro tiir3li4 iein Sra
men beitanDen. @r itebt jeBt I'm Be
griff. cine 8siu9sreiie mad 0euti6z
Lamb gu ieiner Wutter gu MAIDEN,
tpolte aber nod porber germ Die Dr.
bination empfungen unO 5par IN Der
nben genannten Stride, lpeIde er 3uerit
mad ieiner 2unoung beiu6t bot. No4
ieinsr Riidfe6r ntro er Elm Nmt an Ell
ner MiIIipns : 9emeinDe i'm We1ten
antreten.
grtmi5 in Der Ct. % l.
4uels 8ir4e.
Sn Der ct. Mi9aels : Stride gte
Qom6aroz uno 0olfeitraBe, celebrirte
geitern @ormittag 9atsr 8. 5, NiBz
lein, Der am IeBten 0ienitdg Oom@arz
oinal 9f66ons prDinirt puroe, ieine
srite Mei1e. Sine Fsierli6s'Bro5eFion
ging Der MeiIe poruus. On oerSpiBe
mari6irten Die Ct. M}i6uel5 Bitter
unter Major q. 9sngemihIe. Sbnsn
folgten Die &reu3trGger, Damn 608in=
Der, bic 8i1entrGgerin Sri. 6ran3isz
ia NiiBlein, S6peiter oes Primi3ianz
ten, bic 8lumenmdo6en 6rl5. Marp
NiBlein uno Qnna R06lsr, Die 8etIt=
Ii4teit Der 9emeinoe, bic Gltern oe5
Primt3iunten, 9r. uno 6rau Soiepb
NiBIein, ieins 8riioer Martin uno
Soiepb NiBlein uno feline S6peitern
Qnnie, Margaret6e uno @Iiiubetb
JtuBletn. Pdter JtuBlet1 Celeprtrte
Die Meife, 9iaton mar Pater G6orle5
9off, Sub 0ioton Puter 3. 8ode,
Geremonienmeiiter Soiep6 S4on3e.
Die 9reoigt belt 9uter Soiepb 9tlo
BON Sl6efter, Mo. - 9ater RiiBlein
mar am %. SuIi 1877 in Baltimore
ge6oren uno er6ieIt feline erite S6uz
lung in Der ct. Mi8aelS pfarrz
f4uIe, ieBte Ounn feline 5tuoien i'm
Nortbeait college uno gu 4~nnapoli5
fort. SIN Sabre 1898 erhielt er iein
OroensfleiO. Gr erbielt cine gun3e
4n3a6l 8sI9ente, ourunterParapberz
naIien fir Die leBte Oelung oon Den
Mi6aels = Rittern, StOla BON
SRI. Qnna 80bIer unO Sai4en6sbGlz
ter DON 6rn. &ilidn 8D6ler.
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Staot Baltimore.
8rirfbef0roeruna nad benz auslanbe.

Die u~uspdrtise poit fir bic nit
Dem II. Sum- enoenoe Wp9e i6lieBt
Gin alien 5duen piinftIi9) i'm bie=
iisen poitamte, tpie folst:
Die padet=goit 1T often tdgli4 bon
9 ubr Mcseens bis 5 ubr Ra4mitz
tags (ausgenommen SOnntdg); bic
padet=qoit fir 9euti9lanb f4liebt
Inn II ubr 8ormittags am Wlontag
unb Mitttpo9.
Sis Oampfer perlaHen IetpzYort.
R.zg., Biz anperpsitig ~onsegs6en.
SransutIontif9e 81 Il.
Montag = 9 l19r Qbenbs, fir GU
ropa, per 9ampfsr y8aii er @ilbelm
Der 3peite," pia 9IpmOutb, Gberz
bourg uno Bremen.
OienItag - 9 l6r Qbenbs, fiir@uz
ropu, per Oampfer philadelphia"
MA Sout6ampton (pot fir Srlano
muB per 0ampfer philadelphia"
oorefiirt fein); II u6r QbenOs, fir
europa, per 9ampfer rMajeitic, "Oid
9ueenstopn.
Mittpo6 = 9 '16r 4benog, fir
6rantrei9, Suo europa, Ggppten
unb 9ritiI9 : Sroien, per 0umpfer
ga @uscogne," pia SABRE poit fir
aroere S6eile guropa's muB per
9ampfsr ga @uscogne" u%oreiirt
iein.)
9onneritag - 7 l16r Q6en6s, fir
europa, per 9dmpfer Settle, Dia
9ueenstonn (9oit muB per 0ampfer
nGeItic" aorefirt iein.)
6reitag = Z ubr Qben0s, fir gu
:opu, per 9umpfer rGampanid," pia
lueenstopn.
pot ii g Ii b. unn Central
Wmerifa, 80 eitinbtene etc.
Montag : - uhr Ha6ts, fir
5entral 4merifu uno Siio : Yuciz
iics6Gfen, per Oampfer Otd Colon;
'iir 2eepuroz uno WinoparozSnIel
BritiI6z, 9oGdnoii4= uno 5run3Oz
Ii9 Guiana, per 9umpfer rParimu."
9ienitag - 1 ll6r Na6m., furSas
maica, per 9ampfer bon Bottom; 7
l16r Qberos, fir 8raiitien, per Dam
pier y8eGagio", pia Rio Suneiro Ii.
Santos; II 16r Na9ts, fir 8renaz
bu uno Srinibuo, per 9ampfer r9rez
naoa"; fir Surfs Sslano uno ct,
Domingo, per 9ampfer rGberotee."
Mittpo9 = II ubr Na6ts, fir
Cuba, per 9ampfer rMonterep;" fir
Ga pIata : Staaten, per 9umpfer
Egyptian 9rince;;" fir Die Bahamas
uro Santiago, per 9ampfer ~@ienz
fuegos."
9pnmrita9 = 1 l16r Nd6m., fir
Samaica, per 9ampfer Don Bolton.
6reitag - 1 l16r Na6m., fir Ser
muou, per 0ampfer bon 6alifar, q.
e.; II u6r Na6t5, fir PortO Rico,
curacao uro 8ene5uelu, per 9ampfer
Caracas" fir 6ortune S5lano, Sa~
maicd unb G~artagsna, per 9umpfer
,4ltai;;" fir 9aiti uro Santa N&arz
ia, per 0ampFer rQt6os;" fir Cuba.
per 9ampfer rMOrro Cattle" oia
6upana.
9ot fir Neufunolanb bia Rortb
SpDnep unb fir Miguelpn pia Bolton
f9IisBt bier td9li4 um 3 u6r Nahz
mittags; fir guba pia Sampd, 5lu.,
tGgli6 I'm 1 1l6r Nahmittdgs; fir
Sonburas, Gotta Rica unb 8uatemas
Ia Dia NepzOrleans tdgIid Inn 8 uAr
&benbs.
Sranssg lcific 80 #.
Montug - 7 ll6r @6enos, fir So
nuii, Sapan, China uno Die Pbilipz
pinsn, pia San 6run3i5co.
Treituq - u6r 4beros, fir Die
p6ilippinen, biu Gan 6ran3iscO.
Yoit fir Iuitrulien, Neuieeluno,
Siii, 5umoa uno 6apaii, plu Gan
6ran5igco f9lieBt bier tdgli6 bis gum
II. Suli 7 16r Qbenos.
sranszgacific=goIt nirb tG9li4
gum @bgangs6afen beFDroert uno Or
engagements firo getroffeR fir beren
ununterbro6ene ueberIdno : 8efOroes
ru1g.
g. 0dpiss Warftelb,
on r--E-
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&nabe 6erauBt

&nabe 6erau6t.
- Der y Sabre ate, in g2r. 1926,
Sit GbdieItruBe, t~poAnbafteBiaium
0ilcor bebuuptete geitern Der Poli3ei
bes noro0itlifsn 9iItritts gegenii6er,
ouB er am Sdmitag Nu6mittag uuf
einem S6ppner an 8opln's Werfte
BON einem Manne UNI $500 beraubt
poroen lei. Der 8nabe nuroe pon
Ieinen Gltsrn mad Dem @ei6Gfte Oes
Dm. 9. Wulpng, Gr. 105, SftzQomz
buroItrubs, geI9idt, UNI Gintdufe gu
MAIDEN. Gr ging gemeinfam nit benz
in glr. 1909, Qf6lano : QDe., Dohnz
6aften So6n 9oru5 mad oem9ei4Gfz
te, min aber an Der gendnntenQDerfte
bon einem Mdnne dufgegriffen, in bic
Sabine zines S6poners gebrd6t uno
bort um 81, pelfe er in Der Sadie
bate, beraubt poroen iein. Damn babe
Der Wdnn i'm in bic Sabine eingez
falofen, uno nur nit Miibs babe er
bic Shire ~aufgebrp6en unb iid be-
freit. Der Mann babe etpa 200
gfuno gepogen, lei 3 SUB 8 3oa
groB setpeien uno bobe einen ountlen
Bart ge6abt. @efteioet lei er in einen
ounflen Qn3ug unb Elm geitreiftes
6emo getpeien. Die qoli3si 9ldu6t
ni6t re6t on bic Gef6i4te oes 8naz
ben, 5umal er be6duptete, Der S4ooz
ner lei nod am Samita 46eno UNI
9 l16r Don bier ubgefabren.
Sn bic 8rui It gel n.
= Ius angebli6 ~un6etannter urIdz
DIE lpuros geitern Qbeno gegen 9 uRr
Der "a Sabre alte, in Nr. 1715, 2iz
berth : Rodb, pO6nbafte Sobn qolf
auf @lenppob : Sbore am 8ddzFts
Der in Die re6te 8ruit gei6oiien uno
liegt iebt in fritii6em 3uitanoe I'm
st. Soispbs : 9pipital" barnieoer.
gr gi6t an, oaB er nit einemW1anne,
Namens 6. Sripptett auf benz S6ore
mar uno ii9 Dem auf bemiel6en err
ri6teten 9retter6auie nG6ern poQte,
ols pl0Bli4 bic Shire OeFelben uufz
oing uno Elm Mann aus S6rot
finite auf i'm i9oB. Gin Sbeil Der
Qaoung lei ibm in Die 8ruit gebrunz
gen. Ssin 8egleiter bra6te i'm auf
einem 6uirmount : Acknowledgment
na6 Der Wolfeitrabe uno 5airmpuntz
Qpenre, bon pp aus er i'm putroIpaz
GEN bes npro0itliden 0iitritts in's
81. Soiep6s : 9oipitul" gei6ufft
rpuroe. Der S9iebbolO 1T nod ni6t
perbaftet poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

Wetter Qusii9 Sir
Murplanb uno ben 9iftrift Columbia
fldr amMontag, Regengiife am Diem
flag, lei9te n0roli6e. ipdter perGnoer>
li4e Winbs.
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Nhtuna!

@triGumt ni5t, &ebbcl's elegant e;nQ,rittttts
pboto9rogbiibcs atcljtr, Rr. 32I, 0orO=8aD.Str.,
5u bt}ubsH.
9or3iqlidt, q~drdutirt baucrbaitt Gabjutts9iIOtr
fir 81 90 has SuBtuO.
Gmaiu,s uro Qlatius@jIOtr, ionic tiinitltrii6
lusQeiibrte lGbeusgroBs 4ortrdts imp ocbbtl5
Sptiidtlt0tcn.
sir quite gtOituuug birgt ou 8uf org gttlicrs.
tDtGrjl5,10
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@inc Meiie nnd1 SeutidlnnS,

nm Die MeIt ooer mad irgeno ejnem
S6eile Der 8eIt arrangirt. ReiIez
binete iiber ale 8a6nz uno 9ampfers
Qinien. S6eo. 8. 0iener &c
6 g., Ais WaterzStr. (266D
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- CO. -0iuo-
S.it Uato' 9ber. ,yt.p,.;t gBett.
s.Oo d.. % 65 20 60 I.=gs. 10 9rab.
SEQ Il. 30 so "a 81 Y.@&'i 3 SIat.
WittI. Porom,ttrf. 1865 @Odie 2emperatur, rs
ViittI. 7b,rromecrf.. 20 g~iieorisite S.uptrat. 90
Die h6dit. SdnslisteIt h.s Nln6es IN elmer
Stuuoe betrus - Nlcilcn pom Torotlptfsn.
9ag eetrige Better. Die bOtfts
9smp:ratur ots qttris,n 5asss IBIS 8 llbr abeHos)
mar auf ua6gtnaunttn 5tationtu, ME iOlst:
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@etterberiht.
Ser. Staat.n= RettsrsShreou, |
Baltimore. ben 81. Stunt 1903.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-12
MORE RIOTS.

Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as an individual
disorder of the system. OverwOrk,
loss of sleep, nervous tension will
be followed by utter collapse, un
less n reliable remedy is imme-
diately employed. There's nothing
so efficient to cure disorders Of the
Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bit
tiers. It's IL wonderful tonic, and
effective nervine and the greatest
all around medicine for run down
systems. 1t dispels Nervousness.
rheumatism and Neuralgia and
eXpels Malaria germs. Only soc,
and satisfaction guaranteed bv all
druggists.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-12
A REMARKABLE RECORD.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy
has a remarkable record. 1t has
been in use for over thirty years,
during which time many million
bottles have been sold and used. It
has long been the standard and
main reliance in the treatment of
Group in thousands of homes, yet
during all this time no case has
ever been reported to the manufac-
turers in which it failed to effect a
cure. When given as soon as the
child becomes hOarse or even as
soon as the crOupy cough appears,
it will prevent the attack. 1t is
pleasant TO take, many children
like it. 1t contains no opium or
other harmful substance and may
be given as confidently to a baby
as to an adult. For sale by all
druggists.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-12
CHANGES OF BASE.

DR.. :. f. James has rented the
residence of Mrs. Sam Steele. cor
ner of Mapping and Wilkinson
streets, and will go to housekeeping
there about the lst of October.
Mr.. W. Il. Barry South has rented
the residence of Mr.. Ben II. Farmer,
on Steele street, and will move
there about the lst of Ocober.
Mr.. John G. Mastin will move to
his new home, on Ann street, about
October !.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-12
REMOVAL.

Mr.. John Brady has removed his
shoe shop and residence 20 the two
story brick house. opposite the
Capital Hotel, on Main street, for
merly occupied by DR.. Hugh Tobin.
Mr.. Brady's many friends and
customers will find him at that
place ready To wait upon them.
Give him n call.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-12

W have been placed under obli-
cations to our friend, Mr.. Clarence
E. Woods, of Richmond, for box
Of the Prandennial Cigar" which
is the product Of the Central Cigar
Manufacturing Co., of which our
friend, Col. J. Stone Walker, is
director.
1t is a delightful smoker. The
best ten center we know of. Try
them and be convinced.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-12
s2S. 80 ST. PAUL AND RETURN.
MONON ROUTE.

The MonOn Route will, from now
until September Both, sell round
trip tickets to ST. Paul and Mime
apOlis at $3.50 from Louisville.
Low rates also to other points in
the Northwest. Address f.. H.
Bacon, ID. p. A., MOnOn Route,
Louisville. Ky.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-12
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Mr.. W. J. Hughes sold yesterday
a one-story brick residence on Long
Lane and Nero streets, to Mr.. H.
G. Baker. Price private.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-12
CINCINNATI FALL FESTIVAL

September 7-l9, 1903.
For the above occasion the f. &
G. Ry., will sell round trip tickets
at reduced rates from all stations
on it's line, good on all regular
trains, to Cincinnati, o.
See depot ticket agent for partic-
ulars.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-12
3. So GLENWOOD SPRINGS
AND RETURN.
$40. So SALT LAKE CITY AND
RETURN.

The MOnon Route will sell tick
cts from Louisville ut the above
geat reduction, also to a number of
other Western points on same basis,
now till September Both, good re-
turning till October 3lst. Address
f. II. Bacon. ID. =. A., .MUnOn
Route, Louisville Ky.
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REMOVAL.
~. E. BAXTER,

ID. d. =, NJ. D.,
n b. removed his Office to rooms in the Baxter
ding southeast cornor ST. Clair and Broad
entrance on It. Clair Special attention
TO the higher branches of Dental Surgery
ITO diseases of the Mouth, Nose and Throat.
18th phones. New No. B. old No. 229.
y April III yr.
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Don't worry. The Bazaar is
coming. Powers old stand. 53-tf
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GA 81 ORR "A.
Bss,s the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
' s'': !; are ZM;,,:2.:;!z;;z3::;;x &:

Watch and wait for the Bazaar
Store. Powers old stand. 53-tf
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The fact that Diamonds good property is known by
nearly but few understand how really good they
and how fast they increasing in value
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Their Rise In Value.

The number of Kaats found last year quite half
the output of 1898 and they sold for almost much The
mines much deeper and the of mining
increasing The advance in New York of 10 cent
index of what may be expected at short intervals
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1875. So DENVER AND RETURN.
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Our Stock.

We purchased large stock before the re and while this
lasts make slightly lower prices than the New York
wholesalers, and we advise purchasing
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A Guarantee Of Value.

As evidence of belief in the of this ad
vance, exchange solitaire diamonds full value
price paid for them We place limit this guarantee
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FINE CIGARS.

S. E. HUTTON, G. P. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
.TH|E:SOUTHWEST AT
ST, LOUIS EXP0SlT' N

II Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.) 1fE
BRISTOL, VA, September b.-Supern-
.tendent George u. Murrell and his ass
sistant, Mr.. B. G. Banks, who are ca rn-
estly at work In behalf Of Firgnia's ,eS-
hibit at the st. Louis World s Fair, had q
conference here on Thursday afternoon
with representatives Of the coal and iron
operators In Southwest Virginia, with a
view to determining upon plan for
representative exhibit from tho coal and
iron region Of tho State.
Only few OF tho operators were REP
resented in the conference, which was
held In the Office OF John B. Newton. VICE
president and general manager OF the w
glnla Iron, Coal and Coke Company
, A subcommittee was appointed, consist
Ing Of General r. A, Ayers John B. New
ton and D. B. Wcntz. This committee VIII
formulate plans and the same will be
submitted at future meeting OF the
operators, when 1t is expected everything
will be settled in reference to how South
west Virginia mining interests were to
be represented at tho Worlds Fair
1t Is the aim Of those with whom the
superintendent has conversed thus FAR 10
have a most creditable exhibit, and one
that cannot fail to attract general interest
az the fair.
The capital represented in this proposed
exhibit from Southwest Virginia amountH
to many millions OF dollars, and that Su-
perIntendent N1urrell has them interested
with him in the work Of preparing State
exhibit, means n great deal
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kEAN FOR MARTIN !
He Is Likely to Win in Heretofore re
"A I.. Il publican Stronghold "a.

4 Ne is Likely to Win IN Heretofore Re-
I'll 5S publican Stronghold,
ROCKY MOUNT. VA Sept SIN the
primary recently held in this county Or. N.
s. Keen, a wldcly-known and popular ply
sician, was nominated for the state senate
from the district composed Of Franklin
and Floyd. This district has heretofore
been Republican, the Republican, majority
in Floyd overcoming the Democratic ma
JorIty in Franklin, but It is believed tile
district under the now registration IS
Democratic and that DR., Keen will De
elected. Keen Is an nvowed friend and
supporter OF Senator Martin.
Mr. WI. Gurrett. the nominee OF the
primary for the House of Delegates from,
this county, Is q prominent merchant or
Rocky Mount Iio defeated X. >; !, oroM WI.
In the guber7latorial contest between
Swanson and Montague, Garrett being q
supporter Of the latter. Garrett hhs &c
clared himself i favor Of M llrEn' re-
The call for a Republican convention
was issued two weeks ago and re, 7 ,.a m
tatives OF this party Will meet mere on
Monday next, court day. to nominate ,e, ca ~;
didates for Senate and House ana lor
county offices.
i The primary system had sven E, great cat
dissatisfaction In this county. 1t ls e.,
titllated that July three Iiullu!td dto ~
Republicans participated In the primary
/, in the county. They hold the balance Of
power and It is reasonable and fair 20
suppose that they practically dictated
some OF the nominations
The following are slated for the Repub-
lican nomination next Monday: Senate
George o. Young, chairman of the Re.
publican County COMMITTEES: House Z. Of
Delegates, John p. Dudley. who was elect,
ed in ,31 from this county and served
in the House last session: County Treas 3
,irer. VIM. Henry Hodges; Sheriff, N. @.
Carsell. It Is thought candidates for
minor offices will not be nominated. but
that independent candidates Will run: Mho
will receive the united support OF Re- Re-
Rpublicars. ~,
5H1istines Court Of the city Of Roanoke.
and president Of tho First National l3nnk
Rof Rocky Mount, and family are spenI
h Ing week at our pleasant resort Motel
The sheriff Of this county sent out TO
Cassville, Mo-, to have the supposed muir
derer OF Webster. Richard Gibson color
edj, identified Tho son of the dead man,
s who went out to identify him, wired pncis
Z MT he was the wrong man. /,
carry this county on the Mann bill issue
and we do not believe 1t possible,