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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
Mt. PLEASANT WILLS.

| usssrs Brosius and Hinium we're
Milton to purchase tnelr Christ
b goods.
Frank Yerger, who had eft for
aate of Washington in spring,
! rnrned home.
student from Lancaster preach
, very interesting trial Sermon
the acknowledgements"
Mss Annie Brosius who mad
,n smployed in Middleburg has
burned home.
| Dr. VI. Rothrock and J. A.
halle attended the I. o. O. T.
edng asst Saturday evening.
The spelIing B at the Fremont
nmmar school and Heister'5 Val
we're boutwell, attended.
| Or. Longacre il on the sick list.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17

.ooerr Coleman he -aurng iemo.
cratic .urv 'OmuIIssinner. r -aleEu
vas at he 'Ountv -eft E1esdav. ia
dropped in 10 subscribe Irthe Posi-.
D. !. pCrrzune II Ieiser~'lle VINO
had been Il Virginia on urldglnc goo.
paszed -hrDugn lere T-esdav ~ lis
wav nome.
:. Il. AersteJrer of oriental ana r.
II. Beuier 4 -nIem We're asn callers
tuesday
: = reported from reliable AUTHORITY
that Hon. Lar.e- Miller. r Penn
township, viii be = candidate Tor state
senator
he Rod L Honor ruUlIsnel IN
this week' Posi- This represents ne
subscription Uavments or ne asst
four weeSs- II anv errors or omlssions
occur please uoufv IL.
Wallace Tasts. II GloOe Mills. vas az
tue County eat ruesdAv ana oruereI
oils for MS safe. Dec. Oth.
There Ire ~1me Washington -lwu-
snip epItapns ri glls iSsue.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
KReAME e r.

|Dr. Sipe Of Erie Pa formerly OF
|, place, was seen in town last
ek.
| Sheriff. SampseIl Of Middlebnrg
: IN town on a business trip Sat
Nav
II. N. Maurer was TO New Berlin
visit MS sick mother.
ID. 4. Kreamer was to Seilns-
bve in MS new sleigh
John Bower, the fruit grower, was
Ipaxtonville to attend the funeral
bis uncle.
Mss Lizzie Rowe went to Paxi-
no spend Ghristm as with her
Der.
Miss Verde Fields is on a speedy
" to recover. We hope TO see
fout soon.
Saturday evening some Of Miss
(eoOe Renninger's friends gave her
eIl.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
Deafness cannot be cureu

Sy ,0cai applications Is the an
noJ ,eacn me diseased portion uI the
ear. There u ouly Que way 10 cure
iealneee, ana thaI i by constitution
al ceme,lies. Deafness Is taused bv
an iuIiamed condition OF the mucous
lining ID he Eusyacnian Tube.
When ms ruDe IS iuhamed YOU
nave . rumUliug -ound or imperfect
hearing AMI wueu it Ii entirely closed
Deafness : gle result. luu uniess
the Inflammation cau oe Jaken Jul
auu .uts .uoe reeNJreI 10 It's lurmai
.uuUuuu>, lgauug viii Oe GesIrvyed
,1g ever utue .a>es out of ten are
yau,>u oy Caagru, which is nothing
hu, au .ndauga .uldiuun u the
uu,uu, services,
We NIl. ziye One Huudred
Dollars .or aoy ,as> at Deafness
.au>>I b, .a.agrh shat aauuot he
cus,J by ua,1, Calarra Cure.
E1.CHaNE IS Co., Toledo D.
>o,l oy druggists, DC.
Hall am,.y Pills are the 1esl.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
SC~SEs.

~ : ''e''>A v' ce'AIiss, '''s 'ga1- %
>a,'eN >o1's '"S'NS>S '' -'"u y H.
>S!'
Ohver /. 'ro"u, q Ne.,NuU"u
Sea'-e'aAD y, Nfo" lN>o"u' sau'4'a
county, '',gs '~" '0-v'e .". -"S'-
Ne>> a'e0 4 p"1>ASl'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia. a. Zee -5. --cur
'teauy, winter sIgeT-Ie. sE.- EG.
Psura. -0ieT. ear. fs5I-&.-. NY
mills. llcy st55A5. 2ye Elur vas
quiet, AZ Sl.iaa 3.=t ar barre EAea.
-rn. No FAnla. r''i. -av zs1 sss.
Germ Eriu. Eo. yaIluw. lC4l. 20.
gGLs net, No. TulT=, lguel
42i=C.. over g-5uIes sic. izv eau.
NO. -,-UL-w slt ti.... -IG- ..r~
PorA arm 7nIIy. s-p..| q =e. s-eu---
oeei hams. 2&ug p I've upuL-- ..U.
or .aus, a. or I'D -DUs.ers -@-sa.
poultry -isC. or .lOIu- Owls. ...
-Cr utd roUsIerS. 3uupr steady .-alu.
cry --g. Gggs STEADY .aw EN-s ana
Peuna.. -c. .yzsn. '1tAtCes -eal..
gef GlsGei. q sSC-
Baltimore. -.u., Dee wheat rts
weah 9ut .-utrg,l. ~, 3. Soc. agu.
Nu. al western. SODA. l. 81 C..
steamer No. ra,t. la4 1tstc, ,J4.l.
arn. by Sample. -"r sos, -lulLeru. "a
grade, SO Soc .-r- Er-. spug. ....
asa = SO, -pUL --w -ra4C.. steam.
ar mixed. +j-z Z +5ssC., new southern
waite Cyrr. gs-sgs t1i4C., new southern
yellow corn. '9ie {. +1i4C. Oats we're
quiet No. - waite. +LC., No. > -.Neu.
3sl S$i4C. Rye was arm, No. =. 1gc-.
No. - western. IlC.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
SsLlNSSRoSE.

; Nempier Was a recent visit
\ ,oau.
W. >p.,h, wife, daughter and
B. Pa,hpa took a rip 10 y. y,
f@a,, AS week.
ENsS1s> AIingier was mayrej
HSt.0am0erlanl 10 Miss Tra,t
Ars,zeryiIle, Rev, Haas Of.
hey OF Newport iss,sead-
'S orug store while Khagleg
~ GA his Wedding Trip,
o'0'0es Of Pr,osipal GladteIteg
'ew0 last week on a visit to
sss was q hu ofsnow s inches
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
C. 4. z. Jffccrs.

pn Friday -yeuIng ne uut. Ryan
Post elected the .pIo~Ing officers iOr
1893:
lOmmaalier, no. y. ~hinue.
:. y. g.. David EeEnley.
J.F. g., Peter SFaGzer.
tluaTrer Master, Z. e.. Nlinlum.
officer ot the Day, Il r. r0Uias.
Officer "t the ,1usr,i. Philip Amig.
lhapiaia. AarOu Reuuluger.
~IrgeJu. n. o.. 8OuLL.
Aalut2nI. ~. ~. lrEJeiIu..
These oLiiCers vail e installed Al
special meeting, saturday evening, aIl.
=, l.N4. The Post .uauge,i their time
oi meeting 70 the lasJ saturday evening
pt each mouth.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
SANK Detau.ter Pr-aas GuiIey.

Trenton. y. j.. Dec. LJ.--Iamss Il.
Edge. the deIaulung Paterson rank gei-
.er pleaded guilty "A the United States
District Court anu Will oe sentenced
next Monday. edge vas reeenIy ar
rested after an absence from Paterson
ot nearly a ysaE. His pecuiations
amounted 70 nearly 100000.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
French President 70 Visit Itaiy.

Rome. Dec. l5.--lt IS semi-oliiciaily
announced that II. LoubeJ. president
OF the French republic. wiz pay visit
20 Italy extending from April TO april
IL Preparations on an extensive scale
tor the reception OK President Lou5el
ara now being planned
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
INDEPENDENTS

Miss D0l.ie Glacp pft Tue,dae
for Snnburv where -he las peen
empioved tor Years.
Miss Minnie Mover aud Mrs.
Anna Re,cheubach made a living
trip 10 Daniel Reichenbact's .ast
week one day.
Coal prices here Buckwheat
si.00; Pea $500; Stove, s3 per
ton.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
VEST BEAVER.

Ebegy is sail >Ume corn 70 he
buskei 8t this tud.
luley ,ae yArv OF Or. Mitchell,
Mars. Good is improving from her
la,e spe,l Of sickoesS,
Hon, R} Y, Riesle was noticed
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va RDiIJA.

| Cbas. Neitz Of Sunbury spent
L.dsv with friends here.
Il l. Kantz Of Shsmokin Dam
!. , ca.lrr here Saturday.
Mr.. Emma J. Houser is spend
|, week with friends at Fremont
|W. !. Hermpn and Chss. Mengle
i, , yray fox A the narrows last
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
i've Stock Markets,

Union Stock IarGs, PttusbuEg. "A.
Dec l5.-CIttie sJeady, ohoiCe s5s-
$40; prime. Sal0r Ass: ialr S3sr $50.
Hogs higher. prime ls&yy sAS5ll
t.SV. mediums, SASJ5hA ASS, heavy
S4.60U 40; DIGS. sA60G AIS, roVsns.
SO 40. SAeSp drD, prime wetaerS.
S3.S54 :. Culls ami common. s1.25dI :.
choice lambs. s5.50l 5.S5, veal calves.
s6.s047 per 100 pounds.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
4 Wits sIws eoupEHssD.


Burglars blew opeu ne safe IN the
oAcs ~ the SariocS-Yrssee Llsndry
sowpsny. at Cleveland. O.. and secured
5000.
10 the presence 81 10 o0s. Governor
3 c, " Beckhsm for the s-cond lin.
vas lnausurated governor os Kentucky
st Frankfo<t
Representative Hepburn has reintro-
iuced the ,ure iOoi DIX. stnbodying
the recommendation " The National
Pure Food Congress
AT the snnssi meeting - the Red
Cross Society AZ Washington The re-
quest ~ the opposition 70 Mise Clara
Barton 'or an Investigation vas grant
81 and a oommitiee appointed
Thursday. O.ce~b>- %
The .ighth annual Convention 0f ne
American Antl-Seie1n L@agne vac
held at Washington, p 2
F'ftssn buildings n .hA Town ~ Ah-
b@tt Tex verp destroyed Dy IRE m
tsilipg .oss u slOa 900
Pour ne- we're r0wnes ~ 2ar-iins
Sacramento .iyer q A wagon A, an
Infordsbis Drint
The Fortress Aooroo 2 4
orilding. donated n .he 7sId'ars ~
fiss Helen Gould < View York vas
dedicated h. ,rasencs " .srga
asssmbiaec
senator william = Clark y For-
'sns wa operated N 'o~ IN ar4"'ior
~ he aar lnt r'l - sufNef . no
lorse .1r sevorsi yoeka ~he .re-.
alton vas entirely srcossSful
Ella, 1..,
,....-f, .l..-..-.. ...g ..--,.r... ..,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17

,iolne, 20. -t.-- HUll0 :. 5ryaa.
lceumpanIsl -v as son Vas received
n rrlyaEe audience l- t.e Poue. II.
8ryan vas presented -v Nonsigrpr
Kennedy. r"vJoT % size American Cls-
laEe. wa0 4-Lea IS .-gerpreSe-. Hs
Holiness s90As vlLl S-vaJ interest," u
he CatRul.cs -E l-e J1,lel S-R.ss. AZ
teE me audience lir. 6rysR expressed
himself as hiEnly pieaSed with the
popes kIndIg 5eaElaG
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-17
COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
DEEDS Entered for PICARD.

.Azartth kreeger ard wife % b. 4.
Fisher, / acrpS IN Penn txu.. ,Dr $500.
I'd. NJ fummeiand w1fe 20 Ellen y
Duck. B acres IN Washington two, or
$40
Clyde -. smith. - Al % -nran l..
kGnkie. -wo -rarts 4 ana Penn
twp, iOr SI200.
DhOmHs 2. ArHOgazt ana VIE .
Esther Harding, .ot So. s3 iu Fremont
for Sli25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
Der &ailer in DRESDEN.
&0nis 0eOrg an iein SOlt'
Sntcrciiante 9leuRerun9en Oes iam=
iiid1cn Mpnard1en iiber Den SroH=
prin5ciiinsS SfanSal.

8eigt ft4 ltberaz
Ter, als ertpartet tpOrben mar. =
Die geforberte Summe ttr
0eutf6lanb's @ertretung in Ct,
2ouis obne nennenspert9s SPPoz
iition bertpiGligt. - &ranfe tatz
ferli4e 9rin3en in ggppten auf
Der 8sFerung. - Die 9si4snte
fir 6urDar0. - WiGiam 8aI~
borf 2GftOr's 8o8tsr ion fid nit
benz rumGnii4en Miniiter bes
0IuarnTr+inpr hPrInht hdben.
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@6refenstBat elmer griifesaett6rten.

Grau @tropbribge ermOr6et lire
02utter un6 3odter unO beoe6t
Sel6itmOrb. - S6rem Mann
bate iie fdon Dor Sa6ren ben
2aufpaB gegeben.
Penn gan, 0.zg., II. M2Gr8.-
5rau Sas. Stronbrioge, cine Soyrritns
nige, t0Otete beute gu 8upunoga, flint
0teilen OOn bier, t9re 26zid6rige So6s
ter, iOtpie i6re 8OziG6rige W}utter,
3iinOete Ourauf baS 6uu8 an, in pelz
dem bic 2ei4en logen, ging 6inein
un0 fam 0artn in ben 5lammen um.
4uf tDel4e Weiie ite bic 6eiOen anbez
ren 5rauen t0Otete, tpiro ME ermittelt
peroen, oa tetne 2tugen3eugen 3ugegen
puren.
Die 6lammen ber6reiteten Ii6 Don
Der StrObbribge'f9en 0o6nunq in
Elm gegenii6er liegenbes 6aus, in peIz
dem Die 3o8ter no6nte, Iopie auF
3tpei StGIe, in tpel6em ii6 18 @tiiG
RinbOie6 uno bret 9feroe 6eFunben.
DIS mebrere MGnner in bic StGue
einbringen iDDlten, Inn bic S6iere 3u
retten, lpurben Iie bon Der 0u6nIinntz
gen nit einem 9fepolber beoro6t un0
pi6en 3uriid, ais iie 3u feuern be-
gam. 8dbren6 fie mod 31gernD bas
ftanDen, Our4f6nitt ii9 Die 5rau
pl0Bli9 nit einem Mefer Die &e6Ie,
fiillte Oann etnen elmer am 8runnen
nit Bafer, itedte einen 6tro6pif8
btnetn un0 lief nit Dem Gtmer auF
Oem &opfe in ba8 brennenbe 8ebdu6e,
in neI6em man ipdter i6re bertoblten
lteberreite, fOiDie Otejenigen tbrerW}utz
ter unO So6ter aufFanb. 9ie bret
5ruIen fii6rten elm GinIieolerleben
unO purOen 6Gufig in WtdnnertIeiOern
auf t6rer 6arm arbetteno geIe6en.
0}an gluubt, OaB iie 1po6l6a6enb tpds
rem. 5rau Stropbribge mar o6ne
3netfel tpa6niinnig. sic ioQ por
etli4en Sa6ren i6ren W}ann BON Der
5arm bertrieben bdben, na60em er
iein gan3eS @tgent6um an Die So6ter
ii6ertragen bate. Gr te6rte, entpeber
aus 6ur6t bOr Der 5rau ooer ous irz
genD etnem anberen 9runOe, ME fpie4
Der 5uriid unb rpObnt ieBt 6ei einem
8ruber in Potter, 0,J0.
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Ser 8nrbifz Snqneit.

5ruu 9oine'S 8e3ie6ungen 8u Dem
Grmorbeten. - Cine peri6punz
bene 3eugin. - 8ur0it'5 Sc
f9dftstbeiIbaber gIuubt, baB 9enz
neQ ober elm bon i3m geoungener
W}0rDer bas 8erbre8en beging.
Buffalo, 0.zg., II. MGr3. -
Sm 8urbid Snqueit eri6ien 6nu
Gertrude Barnard 9aine 6eute 3uerit
auf Dem 3eugenitanoe. sic fagte aus,
iie babe 5rn. 8urbid mebrere 03ale
getroffen, feitoem 6rau 8urOif iAren
8atten berlai7en bate. 3peiz Ooer
oretmal traf Iie ibn infoIge elmer per
SeIep6on getroffenen 8era6reoung,
einmul in einemSan3club, Elm anoere5
U2ul unten in Der 'Staot uno nod elm
anoeres N}al uuf einem StraBenz
ba6n Daggon. 3eugin bebauptete
inOeFen, t6re 8e3ie6ungen gu 8uroid
ieien rein geIeqI9aftli4en unb plato
ntI6en G6aratter5 getpeien. Sic babe
ME oa5 8uroid'f8e 9uus be7u4t,
auBer in 9eIeGI3aft t6res 9atten.
Or. Set6 8. guine, 8atte Der oorz
6erge6enben 3eugin, tpurbe nur tur3
pernOmmen. Gr bate ii9 in Der
U}or6na6t in 8atupia befunben, un6
feline Qusiugen paren untpi6ttg.
G6urIes @. 9arte, 8urOif'5 &C.
f6Gftst6eiI6dber unb intimer 5reunb,
GuBerte auf benz 3eugenitanOe bic
QtnIi4t, baB 8uroif entpeber pon2trz
t6ur penneu ober einem Don benrIelz
ben geourgenen N60rosr get0otet muir
be, uno baB 6ur6t Dor @nt6ulungen
in bem i6nebenben S9eioungspro3eB
8uroid's gegen feline Satin 0us U}oz
tio fir ben N2oro mar. 8arte err
3G6lte iiber beri9iebene 1tnterrebunz
gen, pel9e er nit 8uroif in 8e3ug
auF oeTen Streit nit gennsG bate.
ginmaI iogte t6m 8urOif, 9enneu
babe Die Nb1t1t ge1uBert, SelbltmDro
gu bege6en, tpenn Die S4etoungstlage
ni6t 3uriitge3ogen tperOe.
2luBerbem ipurbe 6eute Der S4peoe
u. Garlon, Elm &oitgdnger i'm Patz
ne'f4en 6auIe, bernommen, bate iez
bod Ni8t5 DON 8ebeutung mit3utbeiz
len. @r bena6m ii8 febr nerpOS. SRI
M1arD Cunningham, eine anbere 8ez
no6nertn Oes 9aine'i6en9auies, 6at,
ME 6rau 9aine beute mitt6eilte, bic
Staot Derlafen uno t6r Qufentbalt lit
nt4t 6etannt. SRI. Cunningham bate
6etanntli8 frii6er au5gefagt, 6rau
9aine babe ii4 nd6renO Der 8an3en
Morond9t 3u 6auie befunoen.
Der SSnqueit pir0 morgen fortges
iebt.
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9ppf bod!

g}ur nidt qfci6 bcrjaqtn, pcnn 2br merit, bdB
Guer CrQnusmus uuBer GrOnunq it, Sontct sJbr
an 9crDauunqs sbcbDerOm lcOeu ooer Gu3 Mil3,
1ercu uHO 9ebcr gu ibaifeu MAIDEN, 70 nebmt
itltuniqt Gure 8uftu6t gu Dem olbetauuttn6duss
mittd Den ct. 9cruarO =GrduterpiGen, pie nod
ME obut GrfOlq anQtDauOt Durotu 3;iclbtn
fuO aus BEN reinicH 9flaujeuitoifeR bcrqstcat uuO
furirsu tluperDaui5tcit, Dtalurid, Suoiclu, 95cs
Der, @usi6Iag 8beumutismus, @elbiutt uro uGl
bic unj1bliqeu GsiOeu, Otncu Der mcuiblibe Rors
per ousqeicBt it, itbit in ben burtuddiqicu 5Gaen.
gBer bitislben einmal gebraubt bat, pirO fe inns
mer I'M @duie balteu. CD}o mi, 81, 5&gel
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GDnflift in 9artersbnrg.

Baltimore &c S6io 8a6n" am Qegen
BON 9eleifen auf Der 5traBe a6s
ge6alten. Der N}aDor fteGt ii8
ouf @eiten Der 8a6n, uuein Der
StuOtrot6 DereiteIt feline 8emiis
bungen.
9urter8burg @.z8a., II,
N2Gr3. - Die Baltimore &c S6ic
8ubn" 6ra9te beute frii6 por Sagesz
anbru9 eine S9aar 2(r6eiter in biez
iige Stabt uno begann bo5 2egen ei
nes @eletIes auf etne Strede BON fiinf
8Iod5 auF elmer Der 6uuptItruBen.
Sic beunipru4te, bur9 cine Oroonz
nun3 bonn Sabre 1852 ba3u bere6tigt
gu fetn. Die 9oIi3ei6e60rbe bate
8tnb pon Der 2tbF4t er6alten, unb
dl5 bic 4rbeit begonn, eri4ien bic
6euerne6r, ipel9e bic Qrbeiter burh
einen @aferfraAl raid aus Dem Sell
De f9lug.
Sin @Onflttt entItan0 bdrduf 3ipi4
i4en Dem 0}agOr, tpel6er 2tnpalt fir
bic Baltimore &c O6iO 8a6n" lit, II.
Oem StaOtratb. Der N}abor beFab[
Der POli3et unO 6euerpe6r, bic 2rbeiz
ter ni4t peiter gu beldIttgen, a1ein
Der StoOtrat6 CAB 9egenbefe6I, uno
PoIi3et unO 6euerpebr iteuten ii9
ouf Setten Oe5 Stabtrat68. Der Seq
tere bat Elm Smpea6ment 8erfubren
gegen 9}a2or S. %. @anberboort einz
gelettet, unO Elm @in6aItsbeFe6l gegen
bic 8a6ngeieui4aft lit im&reisgeri6t
beantragt porDen. 2tuBeroem purz
BEN Die 8iir9er ouFgefOrOert, i6re
StraBen gegen Gtngrtffe Der 8abnz
@ompagnie 8u i6iiBsn, unb 6unberte
letiten Dem 4ufruf SF0Iqe.
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Gins Gnroha 3urlf.

q e fDz2 D t. II. Wtdr3. = Urter
BEN pufQgieren beg beute aus 8rez
men un6 GoutbumptOn angetommez
nen 0ampfers rRronprin3 @il6elm"
fefinoen ii6 G6arles 80. Sapab,
9rdfioent Der I'll. g. Steel Corpora
tion," unb .. 9. 6rancis, 9rdIiOent
ber Southland 9ur4aie gTpOittiOn.
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&aif5irt
Ilanama 6aHaI lrrtrag rrlrbigt.
@cMte fumnrt Ser Guba=IcciprUct'
t6tS 0crtrn9 an bic 9cibc. -
Sanu Sd1luf Der Gitun9.

Sort ieBung be5 8urbidsSnqueItS in
8uffalp.-Ro4 immer feline 2luf@
flGrung ii6er ben W}orb. - Der
Gompagnon bes @rmorbeten erz
tlart ii4 ii6er3eu9t, boB pennea
binter Dem 8erbreden itedte. -
Sin Oreistigsr Gonflitt in Porz
tersburg. - @to0tbe60rOe Derz
6inbert bic Baltimore &: O6toz
8obn" am Qegen zines @eIeiies.
- Der 9SopOr ouf @eiten Der
8a6n.
8af6ingtOn, .. g., II.
N}Gr3. = Der 9anamutanul Ser
trag tpuroe 6eute bom Senut nit 72
gegen 5 Sttmmen rattft3irt, na9Oem
nod Elm DON W&oneD CD}iT.) ange6o=
tenes 'Subitttut fir ben pterten Nrtiz
tel, IotDie elm BON Daniel (8d.) etn>
gebra9teS Qmenbement nit grOBer
W&aipritGt abgele6nt poroen naren.
Daniels 4menosment mar cine Miez
ber6olung beS 8orI9lag5, baB Der
8ertrag ni6t in 8raft treten Iolle,
Bis er bom gan5en gongreB genebnigt
iei; W2oneD'S SubItitut mobift3irte
ben 4, 2(rtttel, tpel8er ertlGrt, oaB bic
Ser. Staaten tetnerlei Qbii6t begten,
8ebist ouf Soften irgenO zines cenz
trail ooer fii0ameritaniI9en Staate5
gu eriperben, inIofern, al8 es an
Steue bteIer @rtldrung barlegt, bic
Ser. 6taaten beitiinben auf i6rer 9oz
litit Der gti3teinmi19ung in bic Qlfz
fairen aler amerituniI6en Republtz
fen, 1lnO fii6rten ni9t Die @riperbung
bOn 8e6iet in Der 3epublit Colombia
i'm S9iIbe. 0ds SubItttut mar bar
auf bere6net, W}erito, pel8e8 fpeber
uls central, nod al5 fiioameritani=
ider Staat betrd9tet peroen fam,
gu berubigen. G8 tpur0e nit 50 gegen
27 Sttmmen - einem itritten Partetz
DDtum - a6gele6nt.
W}organ (2lla.) Bot bic BON i6m
borbereiteten so Q(menoemente aI8
8un3e5 an, un0 bieieI6en tpurben
o6ne Sttmment6eiIung berporfen.
Der ieBt ratifi3trte 8ertrag be6GIt
fomit genau ben ndmli9en NortIaut,
in pel6em er am %. 5ebruar 3. s.
Ou6ter bonn 'Staat5IetretGr 6ap unb
Dem colombianiI9en 8eTanbten Ser
ran unter3ei9net purOe.
lin 7 l16r Q6eno8 bertaqte ii9 Der
Sendt Bis morgen. N}an 6offt, oaB
AUDI Der Cuba ReciprocttGts Ser
trag f6on morgen rotifi3irt tperben
piro, uno baB Der Senat aISodnn fetz
ne @rtraIiBung fofort gum 2lbi8IuB
bringen miro. Sang ii6er iit Dies
aIerOingS nod ntht, alIein Diele Sez
natOren 6uben beute 2tbenb bereits bic
9etmreiIe angetreten. Der Cuba
9ertrag 6Iei6t unter Der getroffenen
8erein6arung na6 ieiner Ratifi3iz
rung our3 ben Senat nod Der Sc
ne6migung OeS 8eprGientdrten6aufes
unteriporfen, unb ipirb oaber in Der
nd4iten regelmdBigen GOngreBiiBung
pieOer CUR 8er6anOlung gelangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
Ylatt 9effner- Simanms.
Seute NbenO WtnlIenOerI1mHIlul

IA. 9Boro, NorpooO=Soan, uio=oiaz9 z9Ipeuus II.
9aursns= Strabe, Reonsr g9. 6. Smith, 3. Ges
elts, abtb. MoIeg 9cls, 6r. q. G. 9iustpauqer
3. Barb 9baias6aue, 0r. 9l3 Gtsgratt= Str,
RsOusr: nur bic GunOiputen
6. 99arO, 3r. 1926 Uultin= =StruBe, 8eoncr:
3. 6uulilton, s. 50. @btiter, :. e. Minnis unO
QaitOr s. g. 9unOap.
%. @aro, Nr. 403 @dnober= Strabe, 8eOner
9. g9. 6opicr unO %. 9. Smith
oeoer GanOi0at lpirD poftiO uHrpeitnO itn un1
in icOer 9eriummIuug Elm: SHiprabs baIttn.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-03-07
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 a reliable remedy is imme-
diately employed. There's nothing
so efficient to cure disorders of the
Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bit
ters. It's a wonderful tonic, and
effective nervine and the greatest
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Rheumatism and Neuralgia and
expe!s Malaria germs. Only soc
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-03-07

may not be saved from a drum
kard's grave, yet by outlawlng
this lawless business and by TAX
ing away the dignity and respect
liability it derives from its legal
right TO exist. the young men may |
be largely shieldr,i from the temp
tation daily before their eyes IN
the omnipresent bar-room. But
only by wide spread local organi-
cation, centralizing in a State
League, can we hope to make
Roadway against this deeply root
ed evil. Therefore all ministers
of the gospel and our whole Chris
tan and moral citizenship, both
men and women, should stand to-
gether in this movement to abo-
lish the most wicked environments
that ever cursed a free people.
In sending forth this appeal
from the Shreveport Anti-Saloon
League we are reminded that the
cam paigu against the Lottery,
which resulted in driving it from
our State, began in North Louisi-
ana. May this serve as a prophe-
cy of final victory in beginning
that Statewide crusade against a
legalized evil which has despoiled
more homes, and broken more
hearts, and wrecked more lives,
and damned more souls than all
other causes combined.
All Interested parties are urged
to write at once to A. S. LutZ, 154S
Southern Avenue, Shreveport, La,
for full instructions relative to or
ganizing Anti-Saloon Leagues in
their respective communities.
| CLAUD l.. JONES,
A. S. LUTZ,
l.. A. JOHNSTON,
U. b. CURRIE,
COMMITTEES
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-03-07
TRAGEDY AVERTED.

"Just in the nick of time our lit
tie boy was saved" writes Mrs. W.
Watkins of Pleasant City, Ohio.
"Pnenmonia had played havoc with
him and terrible cough set in be-
sides. Doctors treated him, but
he grew worse every day. AT
length we tried DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, and
our darling was saved. He's now
sound, and WE'LL Everybody
ought to know, it's the only sure
cure for Coughs, Colds and all
Lung diseases. Guaranteed by L.
j. Liable Druggist. Price SOC and
$l,00 Trial bottles free.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-03-07

about nine millions for public
schools annually, Massachusetts
with only $4,000 more children
than North Carolina, pays nearly
fifteen millions of dollars for pub
lie schools; Kansas with school
population less than South Caro-
lima, pays four and half millions;
Missouri, with school population
one hundred and ten thousand
less than Texas, pays nearly eight
millions, or almost twice as much
as Texas; Indiana, with popula-
ton about the same as Georgia
pays more than eight millions. A
similar ratio holds for other states