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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22

FOl9en0e !Qetratbs : &tcen3en muir
ben geitern pom Glert De5 Common
4Ieos : geri6t5 o~u5geitelt:
Simon Ra6males, %, CIR. 784,
ELECTROMAGNETIC, uno Beetle Sief,
%.
36omos u. 6tro6m, jun., %, uno
9oiip u. l1~ttenbaug6, 20; NppIitdnt
6. R. SObnitOn, nM5arpIano g}atioz
naIbanfz "@ebGuoe.
2uOpig 8riegeI, 27, CIR. 11O4,
3OpiOn@StruBe unO Gbriitine Saus
6arot, "a.
SEQ, ), MiOOlstOn, 27, SerIepz
Gitp, uno HeIie s. Uplifting, q.
G6aS. GarrnG 36onle, %, 8eitz
6anoDer, ga, uno Gillian Marie
Staub, %, M~}iflinburg, 3d.; 2ppliz
FAINT @m. %. @l6rams, Nr. 637, 3D.
MuIberrpitraBe.
8m. 8eup, q, uno 6Iorence 8aiez
man, IT; Npplifant Sorob Maion,
Ir. 233, 6i6orD@2tpenue.
0m. $. Robert8, 26, Nr. 1917,
8IpnoonzNpenue unO 5lOrence Riz
len, Is.
Mofe5 5rant, 80, unb Ro7anna6
G6upple, %; 8eioe BON 8aibington,
.. g,
Somss n. Mcgueg6p, %, gittsz
burg, 9a., unO 8ruce 81. S6ap, 80,
8uihington, 3. s.
6pman 6inoen, "a, uno M}innie
8ertopiB, %, gtr. 635, 8eftz8oltiz
more5StrdBe.
9orOep 6~tom6ou9h q, gr. IA,
@eit 4rattitroBe, uno Gthel 80.
S6elton, q.
Or. GbarIs5 Carlisle Gonier, %,
Nr. 1924, rbz6uItonzNDen uno
Qtmslp 2eit6 Batter, "a.
0m. 8. Smith, iun, 81, Hr.
21O2, Sefferfon StraBs, anO @aen
9. Npel, 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22
rbrrIiG c t.

Sin iunges Qiebespaar entge6t Der
@efungenf9dft, inoem IS it9
beimli6 tralen ldBt. @rbdlt
ben @egen Der Mutter in Der POz
lt3eiitation.
Sine u~neripartete Wenoung ndbm
geitern Morgen Elm Poli5eioerbor in
Der IiioipeftIi6sn 9oli3eiitation. Der
20 Sabre aIte Bernard Raib ioate it4
auf Die acknowledging bin perantz
f~porten, SRI. GIifubetb S4dfer, Elm
minoerid6riges MdO6en, entfiibrt gu
6a6en, uno SRI. S9dfer ibrerieits
mar angeI6ulOigt, mDer6eferli4 unO
Der Gontrole ibrer Gltern entpa4ier
gu iein. 0as Mdo4en perlieB ietne
elterli6e Wo6nung am Is. 2tuguit,
uno am Mitttpo9 fam feline SHUTTER,
6rau Sara6 8osneQ, na4 Der luo@
neitIi6en goli5eiItdtion uno erldn9te
6aft6efe6le fir Bernard gfdfb To-
nobl, ols ibre So9ter, inOem tie be-
tbeuerte, oaB fie bic geri4tll4e Yer
folgung bes iungen Mdnne8 onr9@
fi6ren tperoe. DIN nGmli9en Qbeno
puroe oas goar, neI6es BET 6rdu
@oit6 M}sDers, elmer S9peiter Don
NaI6, an Der 0etz2ombarOfruBe
po6nte, BON 9olt3iiten perRaftet.
8eitern Morgen eridien 6rau Sos
neG, feIt enti6lofen, ge9en Die beioen
4rre7tantsn por3ugeben, I'M 8ert4t.
Na6oem Der Ri6ter bic Qntla8e@
I6rift perlefen bate, 3og gtaIb einen
8rauf6ein aus Der Sadie uno iiberz
3euqte Die QnpeIenoen, oaB er am
SAGE 8uppr nit sri. @liIabet6 S6Gz
fer qetraut fporoen mar. Der Polt3etz
rt6ter ertlGrte baraufbin Der Nfutter
Der iungen @Rfrau gegeniibsr, oaB er
i6r in bieIem Safe empfeAle, Dem
9aar i6ren Segen 81 ert6eilen, mo-
rauf Die 6ruu CUR lleberraidun8
aQer 4npeIenoen lire 5o6ter UNI
urmte uno i6r bic 8eriiasrung 9o6,
oaB, 10 LANCE iie Elm Stiit 8roo i'm
6auie bate, lie uno ibr iun9er g6ez
mann bic 6Glfte bupor BADEN ionen.
0a8 iunge Ghspaur perlieB nun,
ii6crgliitli6 Db Der 8enbung Der
0in8s, in 8sgleitun9 Der 66miegerz
mutter Die poli5eiItatiOn. Sine
6tunce ipGter fam elmer Der 3cugen,
pel6er gegen NoI6 o%uftrat, no6 Der
9oli3eiitation uno berlangte etnen
6aft6efebl fir 2eBteren, neil i'm ber~
iel6e angs6Ii6 t6Gtli4 an8egri1en
hdhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22
General Subn 6. slud trwabIt.

Neuer 06erbefe6lsbaber Der @ranb
Qrmb. Sos nG8ite 6eloIuger
finbet in Bolton ftatt. - GrTe
9ei4dftsiiBung.
Gan 6runctsco, Sal, 20.
@uguIt.- General So6n s. 8lad BON
SGinoiS tpuroe 6ellte 0a8mittag gum
Observation-Disclosures Der @rdno NrmD err
pdbIt, unb Bolton lit ais S6auplaB
bes nG4iten 5elblager8 ou%8erforen
poroen.
Den Soften uno 8ergniigungen Der
IeBten brei Sage folgte beute @ormitz
tag bic erite 9eI9dftsIiBung De5 81.
~natiOnalen 6eIOlager8 Der @rano DR.
NH. Sir bic acknowledgment Neufpa6z
len cer 8eamten puroe natIrIif ba5
meiite Snterefe 8e8eigt. Die 6eftsn
4uSiidten, Ra4foIger Oes O6er6sz
feblSba6er5 General 6tepart gu perz
Den, bate BON orn6erein 8eneral Sob.
s. 8Iaf, befen G~rfpd6lung nun uu6
erfolgt lit. s. Maion Slime BON bier
lit fir ben 8oIten be5 Senior 8ice=
Sberbefebl5ba6er8 in Qu8fi6t 9enomz
men, pGbrsno @eneral Ni6old8 Dan
ais Der itGrtite GanoioQt fir ben 3D.
ten oeS Suntot 81 Observation-Disclosures
genannt ptro. DIS 8ener6er INN bic
STEELE oe5 Gbefz 8aplon5 treten duf:
Reo. 9armon 8roB BON Qincolu,
Nebr., Same5 6,8roofpro pon 8uI6z
tn8ton, D. g., uno ReD. Winfiel0
Scott DON 86oenir, 2lri3. Sir ben
Poiten beg 8enerolor3te5 lit Bis ieBt
r1ur Elm Gonoioat i'm 9Seloe: Or. g..
9nrmon DOn 2~oncQiter, 8. Sir bic
tleineren Steuer tperoen crit i'm Qaufe
Der 8ef4dft5IiBung GanCiouten in
8ori4Iag 9ebradt tper0en.
3pei 6rousn=9er6dnOe Der @runO
Qrmp: bos n8omen's Rslief Gorps"
uno Die Babies Of TIE 8runo Qrmp"
er0ffneten beute ibre So6reSIiBung.
Der 0erbano Der 9tteraner Des
fpunif6 : ameritunii6en 8rieqe8 uno
Oe8 8biIippinen : QuFitanoes bat bic
foIgeroen 8eamten ernG6lt: Oberhz
febl8baber, 8sneral Spen Summers
BON Oregon; Senior @icezGommonz
beur, W}aior g.. 3. Slime pon Golifprz
MEN; sSltnipr 8ioe=Gommanoeur, Gpl.
$. 8. Mc@lintof BON Qri3pna; Suoqe
QOpocate General, @enerdl 8. 9.
Metcalf bon 8arfa8; @eneraIar3t,
Maior Q.S.8rppn Don 0aibirgtor;
General 8apIan, Rep. So7. g. 8oIe9
OOn Ehobez Sslonb.
Der 8erbanb na6m 8eIoIutionsn
an, OubjngeRno, boB ale beits6enOen
Or9dniiationen Der 8eteranen be8
ipunii6en unb bes B6ilippinenz8ricz
ges iia gu elmer einbettli6en Sr8aniz
iotiOn peridmel3sn Io1ten. 8eb. g.
g., 8ooIIen murbe oI5 9eIegat err
mG6tigt, Die 6ouptquartiere Der bers
fdieoenen SrganiIationen uuf3uz
iu4en unO Die gepIonte @eneralz9erz
e%tni9ung an3uba6nen.
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Ratafruphe nnf elmer gurFaOt6aln.

8rub6ot, pa, 20. @uguit. -
Sin Offener 8aggon Der Dilfin6urg
unb O7lgitts6urger 0iOiIion Der
ggitts6urg Railpa1s g." ent3og Ii9
beute bei'm 6era6fabren DON elmer
fteilen Strefe OeS 9eleiies in Dit
8raooof our6 9eriagen Der BREMEN
Der GontroIe. On elmer f6drfen
Surpe erfoIgts Elm 70 beftiger Stop,
ouB fGmmtlife 9afagiere ij6treinanz
Der qeInleuoert puroen uno etli9e
berausftir3ten. @r4ie 9amilton, 80
Sabre alt, flog nit BEN Ropfe gsgen
einen eifernen gfaAf unO blie6 auf Der
5teqe toot. Gonbufteur p9il. Burns
lit t0otli4 uno Sames Cannon aus
6omenooo Ie6ensgefdbrli9 perleBt.
@lidliftr 8eiie blieb Der Waggpn
i'm geIs1e uHO RieIt f4IieBli4 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22
6iffsnahrihten.

epEgo t, 20. 2(uguit. - Qnz
getommen lit bier Der 9umpfer
nRorge" BON Ropenba9en uno G6ris
itianiunb.
Q6gefa6ren iinO bic 0ampfer ga
SuOOie" mad 9aore, n8lii4er4 na8
9am6urg uno Bremen" mad 8rez
men.
9amburg, 20. GuguIt. - DER
0ampfer p9raf 8aIoeriee" traf RON
0epzgOrt bier Elm.
Queenstomn, 20. 2(uguIt. -
Der 9ampfer n8ermanic" Iangte BON
Repz9ort bier an; oort6in a6gefoAs
rem lit Der 9dmpfer n3eutonic.'"
8enua, Is. Quguit. - HaA
gep~gort 9ing Der 0ampfer r2i9uz
ria" al.
ReupeI, 10. augpit. - abge=
fubren na4 Repsgprt 1T Der DAM
pier -GaIabrih%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22
Ginfur3 zines Geriifs urb 0rbtns>
herIuf

9ttts6urg, ga., 20. 4uguF.
= Sin groBes 8eriit an benz Reubau
Der oSOieP6 9orne Co." brad 6eute
5ufammen. Gs befunben ii4 5ebn
4rbeiter barauf, elmer berIelben, Ruz
mems Samuel 8rooter, fam um's
2eben unb 5pei anoere, 9. S6ompfon
uno Elm Neger, Ramens 9ppidp, finb
fdper DerIeBt. Die QeBteren 6d6en
8einbrii6e uro innere 9erleBungen
buppngetrdgen. IS lit frusli4, Oh tie
pdpontommen fperoen-
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9llter 0cutIhcr NnIirOlrr in Gbitnsu
%ncf1nrbcu.

G6icago, 20. Quguit. - SObn
0}o6r, Der betannte 9ampfteFeIzGuz
b%ritant, lit 9eute in feiner bieiigen
8o6nung %geitor6en. Gr purOe in
1926 in 0eutI6lan0 geboren, fam in
1912 nab ben Ser. Staten unb lieb
fi6 in 1848 in G6icugo nieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22
Rrnnh in Gnmhrn.

Camden, rs, 20. Qu8uf, -
0o5 beige Gba6Iifement Der DGbes
mical Company General pf tie l1riteb
States" tpurbe beute Nbenb bur9
Teuer gum 8etrage BON $125,0OO be-
f6Goigt. Slim aroere @ebduOe 9inz
gen in TIammen duf. Der 8ranO
entitano our6 Selbitent3inOung &C.
miller GhemitdIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22

fel6t puroen beina9e fGmmtlife
6enIter 5ertrimmert uno i'm 3petten
unD oritten Stodpert Ques treu5 uno
qrer bur4 chamber 9etporfen. 9r,
5iir8teni4t mar geitern 4beno MIDI
i'm Stdnoe, Ieinsn S4aoen gu nerz
men.
en- Dem Gf6auie oes 6rn. g. S,
&enneoD, CIR. 1886 uno 1887, Ni4ol>
ionitraBe, 6Iie6 taum cine 6eniter@
f4ei6e gang, oagegen tpuroe lpurOer@
6arer 8eiie intpenDig fem beoeutenoer
96aoen angeri8tet, trpbbem bieie5
6aus benz Ort berGrplpiion am nod
ten lag.
S9rn. Sacob I&aans' Wirt4i6oft,
Rr. 10, 3%onIOnitraBe, purpe i4tper
beI6Goigt. 9r. Mtaans bemertte be-
reit5 frii6er, OaB Tid in 6OIge Der
Dfteren 6prengungen Der Slit Don
ben 6enitern l0Ite. @eitern blieb in
ieinem gan3en 9auie taum Elm Sen
tier gang, Sine Qn3abl 8dite ergrtff
BEL Der GrI9itterung Des 9ouies
i9leunigIt bic 5lu4t unO pieIe lieBen
i6r @elo ouf benz S6anftii4 lieger.
6r. W}aans puroe bur9 eine 8lasz
f6ei6e an Der Stirn perlebt. 9r. S.
Gang lit @igentbumer oes 8ebGuoes.
8roB lit Der S4aoen, pel6er IN
Der BON 6rn. 9aul Steffanopsti be-
triebenen r2lppO : 9ale," gtr. 1902,
11O4 uno 11O6, SopIOnitraBe, ungez
ridtet nutbe. 8aum Elm 5eniter
blieb bu gan5 unb 2umpen, 6Iai4sn
unb 8iidengei6irr flogen nnr 10 unl@
Der. 6r. StefFanopsti fOnnte geItern
&6eno ieinen 56oben niat 9enau an
geben. 9a5 9aus 1T gigentRum baS
6rn. Sra 9ougAton.
sSm @migrantenbaus, nelhes BON
ner Wittpe oes 6rn. MiGiam 8Otbar
betrieben nirD, brad Elm f0rmliher
9anit unter ben SO 5uriidgebaltenen
Gmtqranten aus. Die 2eute fonnten
ni4t in bas 6reie flie6en unb bic Sc
fangenI9aft ma9te ibre 4ngIt nod
unertrdqfi9er. Der an Dem 8ebGuoc
an9eri6tete S6aoen lit ni6t betrG4ts
li6, oagegen purpen u4t 6enIterz
f6ei6sn bemOlirt.
SSn ber-0irt6f9aft BON 6rn. Mar
6. Sefel, Nr. 1924 Bis 1928, Som
ipnftrdBe, tpurben ni6t aGein Ser
iteri6et6en 8ertrlmmert unb 0uBenos
BON S6rappSfloi6en duf Die @roe
~gefpprfen, 10 buB bieielben 3erbraden,
fonoern aud Elm S9ornitein nurbe
umgemorfen unO bie9npsOeden itiir5z
ten elm. 5ruu 8oia 9edel, pel6e
MutterfreuDen entgegeniiebt, ertrant.e
in Solge Der Iufregun9.
Sn Der iibli9enWtauer BON Bdtrid
GGis' Wobnung, Rr. 1875, @ootIiez
@traBe, entItano Elm meter RiB, mel
der ben Ginitur3 Oe5 8sbGuoes CUR
SSplge baden mag.
Dap in Dem BON 5rau W}drn Htlep
beipp6nten 6aufe gfr. 1888, gootIie@
@truBe, fem Teuer entftunO, 1T als
Elm @unber gu betru4ten. 6ier tpuroe
nGmti4 cine unge3iinpete Petroleum
2umpe auf ben SuBboben geporfen,
bod erl0I4te eliidli6er Weiie bas
2i6t fpdbreno beS Sales.
6erner ipurben in Den folgenben
6Guiern an Der G~ootieitraBe bic SEN
iterf9eiben bemolirt:
CIR. ITO, GootIieitraBe, M. 9uffq,
GigentbImer.
Nr. HOS, GootIieitraBe, 8. 8Ops
ling, Gigent6Imer.
Nr. 1112, GoOtiieitraBe, N. 5lsts
der, Gigentbiimer.
Scr. lib, GOotietruBe, S.Shomps
ION.
Der 10 Sabre aIte Sohn Ringroie
BON Nr. 1915, Sf=6ortIQpenue, mel
der CUR 3eit Der @rploiion bic Som
5pnitraBe entlang ging, fpuroe umgez
tpprfen, nobel er 10 un9liiflt4 fiel,
buB me6rere Sabine in ieinem MIunO'
loder purben.
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en- South Sort. 90. hat 81

= Sn South Sort, 3d., bat Roz
bert Campbell, Nufisber in elmer Sob
I~engru6e, feline Satin, neil i'm bic
felbe tpegen ieiner Sruntiu6t D%erIdiz
len no1te, lebensgefdbrli9 bur4 einen
ShuB Derpunoet unb SeIbitmuro be-
gaHgeH.
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*** Der Baltimore : 8aperns
8erein" bei6loB, nG9iten Sonntag,
Den %. 4uguit, no9naIs cine Set
li6teit in Der iODQiI4 gelegenen oMez
6anics' gr4ange Sliding S6ore" gu
Curtis Ban ab5u6uIten, un0 bat 0a3u
bereitS umFaFsnbe 8orbereitungen gez
t~rofFen. QuBer ben gsp06nIi6 bOrz
tommenben 2uftbarteiten lit aud fir
8ootFa6ren, slid uno 8rebsfan9en,
Bale uno 5uB6uG@5piele, 6ii4s
Tte6en, WettlauFen uno S6ieBen, To-
ME onoere 8ur5fpeil Gorge getrogen.
Die 6uupts Qttrattion tpirb elm o6erz
baDerii6es S8u6pattIers Gan3en, in
8er6in0unq nit einem omerifoni19en
Safe malt" bilben. Sin e9ter amez
rifaniI6er S8neG4P6otogrop6 piro
Die interefanteIten Momente Ourh
baS in 9eutf6lano er%funOene 8erfd6z
rem Dqatent @6nepp S8aB" 0ereniz
gen. Qm N6eno miro Elm groBe5
6suertperf 0bge6rannt unb 3uteBt Der
characterization .609er 9eter" in
bic 2ifte geldfen perben Der Gin
trttt lit frei uno Der 8drt DON alien
3Geilen Der Stabt fir 5 Gents nGars
fare" errei6bar.
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= 6r. Ri6drb 8arti6, in bieiigen
4rbeiterfreiIen t%po6l6efannt, lisgt
Idrcr tranf in ieihsr WoArung, Ir.
103, 9arItIoHzStrabs. barnieoer.
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.SSamenz
11nterbemoen,

5crJppte baumsppasne, nit
SpiBeu ntrjltrt, NIT ooer
pbuc 2lcrnlsln, rteullrsr
Qrcis zoe.
6reitagspreis, 12!c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22

Denn Qiebenbefi9 7tretz
ten. - ST. 6rant S. Slider, elm
iunqer Mann bon 9&r. 8, GulOertOnz
Roao, tpurDe gsitern Dom 5rieDen5z
ri6ter Ri6ar6 80. 8e0an 0on 4rlingz
ton, 8altimore4GDuntp auf Elm Sobr
unter $1,000 8iirgi6aft geIteut, Oamit
er 6rieoen 6aIte nit Sri. STA 70.
Boomers BON Mount NaIbtngton.
@ua bate 9rn. Slider 6ei4u,0igt Iie
onge6li4 nit einem HeDolper beOrobt
gu baden, uno 0atettiO SeibOlO Oerz
6aftetc 9rn. Slider geItern. 4u5 BEN
8er60r ging berDor, OaB ST.. Slider
uno STA chamber iett 3Dei SaAren
out naren. 4m Montug, dls 9r. 81
f6er Ieiner 6reunoin auf einen BON
t6r er6altensn 8rief FIN beIu4te, be-
fam Die 6reunOiduft uber aus irgeno
einem NnIaiIe einen RiB, uno Der
iunge M}ann Ioute infolge 9e1en 10
auFqeregt ~geporosn iein, baB er STA
anqe6li6 nit benz ReoolOer beOro6te.
6r, Slider Ttelt 9a5 in Q6reOe, unO
als GrtlGrung fir 0as 5rugen Der
0affe CAB er an, baB Oor ldngerer
53eit zines Q6eno5 brei g&eger i'm auF
Dem 6simpege BON SRI. Boomers
Wo6nung ongefaaen 4dtten.
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shiitteIiruff, Efmersen, WnGas
ria, Ga Grippe nno i6llimme Grfdl-
tunaen fMrirt Surd1 ,,Slanen's 4eue
Wils" taudh In hiiiiaer eSprml.
RreiS 25c. @nentbalben bertauft.
T5u2 1&S,IS(
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I~SOitOn
Sromn Tlafes,

rje bette gum Gntu fcrtjQs
Grrtalis oui Dem Wlartte;
alltntbdlbtu fir l2t. Utrs
iduft: 3 Qadete 3um Grtis
tugs=Qrtile pen
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Requiem ii ben Der o r
benen qapi #. = Sn Der Gatbe@
orale ipurbe geitern 8ormittag elm
9pntifital.amt fir bas Sselen4eil
bes ~perfor6epen pupites 2eo oes
Srei3ebntsn sebulten. 8ii4of Curtis
mar Der Gelsbront, nit 9atsr 5erois
nano QiB pon Der ct. Mi4aels@
Stride ais 9iaton, Batter Samss
O'8rien BON Der 81. 9etsrsz8ir4 81
8aIbington uls Sub@0iaton Ii. 3D.
ter @m. 8. Rufeq uno Batter 9ouis
S'Sonppan ais @eremonienmeiiter.
S%=A
sEagt die n Die Sots, Die Ir Inner GssauftH abt
: sRsii, GHMzL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22

Cine tuu m dnnt Of e
56uIe 6erdubt. - Die Sc
kimpoli3ei iu6t nad sinem fre4en
Ginbrefer, pelfer am 9ienitag
g6snD in bic taufmGnnii6e S4uIe
bes 6rn. G. Srping Struper einbra6
uno aus benz Sdrei6tii4 $72 in
8aargslO ita5l.
g. 9r. 4oolpb &Ontg,
Der 9rGiioent Der eriten OeutI6en psr.
epanqelif6en @emeinbe an Gditernz
Qpenue, guftor 6. %. GDiter, CAB gez
fern Q6enb ben Mitglieoern oeS Sir
6enrut6es Der @emeinbe in ieiner BE-
hduIunQ CIR. POOL, Srleans@S trdBe,
anldBli6 feiner tpoblbehaltenen Riidz
fs6r pon Ieiner 8eiie mad Der alien
6simut6 einen folennen gmpfang.
Inter ben 4npeIenben befanOen iid:
Qaitpr 6. 20. GDiter; S. Dit, Dice
QrdfiDent; 9enrp Mii6lban, S4aBz
m%eiIter; !6enr1 8erItmeber, prototolz
ltren0er SefretGr; Sobn Wa6l, ST.
nun5iefretdr; SO6n g. QntOni, 8eorg
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16
M. Somers and the Harris Bros.

M. Somers and the Harris Bros.
Of Sand Lake have adopted new
method of harvesting their cram
berry crop, which, if successful,
will do away with the laborious
method Of hand picking and also
place the berry on the market
ahead Of the eastern grown berry.
They first food the marsh to a
depth of 6 or IL inches and then
rake the berries loose with long
rakes; they then rise to the surface;
then the marsh is entirely cleaned,
the water is allowed to run off
slowly through screen at the
lower end of the marsh, then the
berries are collected and later
cleaned and boxed. This method
enables them to place their product
on the market for nearly Toe per
bushel less than before and also
proves that one person can gather
10 to 20 times more than by
hand.-Tillamook Herald.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16

Last Thursday a hardware man
came into Sheridan with an auto
mobile and when on the Turner
hill east of town he met two or
three teams with ladies in the rigs.
Mrs. Lebold and another lady were
driving a horse to a buggy. The
horse became frightened and the
ladies Jumped out, Mrs Lebold be-
ing pretty well scratched up but
not severely hurt.-Sheridan Sun.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16
chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

No one who is acquainted with its
good qualities can be surprised at the
great popularity of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t not only cures colds and
grip etfectually and permanently, but
prevents these diseases from resulting
in pneumonia. It is also a certain cure
for Group. Whooping cough is not
dangerous when this remedy is given.
1t contains no opium or other harmful
substance and may be given as con-
fidently to a baby as to an adult. 1t is
also pleasant to take. When all of these
facts are taken into consideration it is
not surprising that people in foreign
lands, as well as at home, esteem this
remedy very highly and very few are
willing to take any other after having
once used it. For sale by Wilson Drug
Company.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16
Saves Two From Death.

"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis" writes Mrs. w. X. Havi-
land, of Armonk, N. Y. "but, when all
other remedies failed, we saved her life
with DIR. Kings New Discovery. Our
niece, who had Consumption in an ad-
vanced stage, also used this wonderful
medicine and to-day she is perfectly
we'll. Desperate throat and lung diseases
yield to DR.. Kings New Discovery as to
no other medicine on earth. Infallible
for Coughs and Colds. SOC and $l.00
bottles guaranteed by Belt & Cherring-
ton. Trial bottles free.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16
Better Than pills.

The question has been asked-In what
way are Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets superior to the ordinary
cathartic and liver pillsY Our answer
is-They are easier and more pleasant
to take and their effect is SO gentle and
so agreeable that one hardly realizes
that it is produced by medicine. Then
they not only move the bowels but i'm
prove the appetite and aid the digestion.
For sale at 25 cents per bottle by Wilson
Drug Company.
If troubled with weak digestion
try Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will do you good. For
sale by Wilson Drug Company.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16
Confessions of a Priest.

Rev. John S. Cox, of Wake, Ark,
writes: "For IL years l suffered from
Yellow Jaundice. consulted number
of physicians and tried all sorts of medi-
cines, but got no relief Then 1 began
the use of Electric Bitters and feel that
| am now cured Of disease that had me
in its grasp for twelve years" If you
want reliable medicine for Liver and
Kidney oGble, stomach disorders or
general debility, get Electric Bitters. Its
guaranteed by Belt & Cherrington. Only
so cents.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16
g. N. MoKinney. General immi

G. M. Mckinney, general immi-
grafton agent of the Hartman
lines IN the Northwest and Texas,
with headquarters in Chicago, was
in Portland this week. Mckinney
stated that $4,000 settlers came in
to the Northwest during the spring
and summer over the Hartman
lines, and that very large number
will come this fall. In summing
up the work for the past year he
said: Through the efforts of the
immigration bureau the population
OF Oregon has been increased by
$4,000 during the past year, and |
estimate that the coming year will
see an increase Of 50,000."
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16

had but live rolled their cheeks they
sobed declared
human being could willing going the cruel
wanted
They thing imposbh would surely de before got
back But insisted crafty wish fitted
dence brought trial medicine sail to
at straw tried this MEDICINE was better after taking doses
Mother the medicine and the
well reader of this aad the medicine that cured me
Ackes English Remedy declare before God and that
York,
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16
Notice For Publication.

TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 8, 1873.
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Oregon,
August 6, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress of
June 3, 1878, entitled can act for the sale Of
timber lands in the States ofCalifornia, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" as extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act Of
August A. 1892, Bertha L. Fuller, OF Dallas county
of Polk, State of Oregon, has this day filed in
this office her sworn statement No. 6231, for the
purchase of the Southwest d of Section
No; 80, in Township No. S; OF Range No. W.
and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for it's timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
her claim TO said land before the County Clerk
of Polk County, Oregon, at Dallas, oregon, on
Friday, the 23rd day of october, 1903.
She names as witnesses: &. P. Conlee, Of
Dallas, Oregon; J. D. Mcdonald, of Sugarloaf
Oregon; VIM, Tillotson, of Mill Greek, Oregon;
Anderson Hinshaw, of Dallas, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
claims in this office on or before said 23rd day
of October, 1903
ALGERNON S. DRESSER,
Register.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1903-10-16

North Yamhill hop growers are
selling their hops freely. Two
thirds of the crop is already dis
posed Of. Friday. Hutchcroft Bros.
and N. H. Perkins sold their crop
to 0. H. Weider & Co. for 25H
cents, and the same day D. P.
Trullinger sold choice lot to A. ].
Luce & Co. for 27! Christianity
Times.