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fanO beu0tb5t pjro um tranfblit; 3urduOe ~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-22

Sine 0epei6e BON 8urios an ben
n2(ntonomDe" meloet, OoB bic Stubt
8aIilito, 30 U}eilen fiiol6 pon Bur
gas, unO Die 00rfer ltruntoi uno go
turnatoDo in 6lammen iteben, unO
OaB man BON Der bul9urii6en 8ren3e
6er Oeutli6 ben 8anonenOonner 60ren
t0nne.
Der grte8iI6e 9atriar8 erIubte
ben buIgariIhen Grarden, baB er Elm
Girfuluri6rei6en an bic 6ulgarii6en
Geiitli6en uno Qebrer in W}uceoonien
erloTe unb iie aufforOere, ru6ig gu
6lei6en unO nidt gegen ben Sultan gu
tdmpfen.
Der Grar6 antportete, e8 t6ue tbm
lei0, ni6t in Der Gage 3u 5ein, Dem
Sultan bienen gu f0nnen. 0d ale
6ulgariT6en 8eiItlifen uno Qe6rer
ms @efGngniB geporfen uno bic
8ir9en uno S6ulen gei6loHen NOR
ben ieien, 10 t0nne er feline Stimme
ni6t Derne6mIi6 MAIDEN - man bore
ia nur ben 8unonenbonner.
6lIttige 6amilien OOn &ruiteDo,
nelfe in U}onaItir angetommen,
ge6en I6refli6e Gin3eln6eiten ii6er
bic Gage in Rrui6elpo na6 Der Sim
na6me our6 bic 3Urfen, 0ieIe ban
0elten ipie 8eitien, liefen OOn 9aus
3u 6uus, Don StraBe 3u StruBe un0
meBelten 2lue nieoer, Die iie antruftn.
Die Stoot 1T nur nod Elm Srimmerz
6aufen.
8ulD6up5tTs GrtIGz
runq.
8ien, q. 2luguit. - @rof So
lu6onsti, Der 0itrei6iIhe N}iniiter
bes 2(euBeren, bate cine lange GonFe=
ren3 nit oem rumGniihen 9remier
Stur03a ii6er bic muceooniihe 6rage.
IS Derluutet, @raf @olu3Dnsfi babe
erfldrt, nenn 8ulgarien &rieg unfin=
ge, piiroen bic W}d6te Der Iurtei
freie 6unb IaRen.
g d / I 6e . e | d 10 er D en-.
Qltben, q. 2(uguIt. - Premier
un0 W}iniiter bes 2(euBeren Raqt bat
ben 6ieIiqen 8ertretern Der W&d9te
ben 6auptin6alt Der 8eridte Der griez
6iIten GonTuln in W}aceoonien mitz
oet6eilt; e8 nirO Darin conitatirt, bdB
Die Qrie6iT6en S6ulen unO 322 5Guz
fer BON 8rie6en in 8et6ero nit 0ns
numit in bic Quft geiprengt norben
unb a6ge6rannt iino, uno' ouB eint
Qtn3a6l grie6iI6er llntert6anen ge-
t0btet nurDe.
RaQi appeQirt an bic U}G6te, ben
2(usi6reitunQen in W}acebonien, bon
benen bic 8rie6en mebr, als bic Bull
qaren unb bic Sirten 3u Ieiben 6dt=
ten, Elm Gnbe 3u MAIDEN.
StaIten'5 9uItung.
Rom, 21 2tuguft. - Sn amtli6en
3reiien piro ertIdrt, baB bic Shat
fade, ooB itaIieniide 8riegsidiffe Ii9
CUR 2(bfa6rt mad tUrtiI6en 9epdFern
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cub iHuerIib aHgtpauOt. Gin
balbtr big 81 tjnsm I5U6ifsl bou in ,iu,m bdib;r
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Rrampf, lauren 0agu usb,licit gtbr,asu, 6sris
by,nn,g, fr0Hf5aft,H Ropibmsri, @ubr. Gbol:ra
alorbus, 2jarr6oe Golf, 6latu.en;D unO ole ius
nerLldtn Ehmsrltu.
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SD babe lett meBr ais ieas D}onltcn an abtu'
matismus gr!jtttn. 3b tounts mtiue pdnOs uiat
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grob:s 9trtrau,u ju 2brtm Reaop G.usf bab:
SBr trgtb,Hit;r
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Srienb5 S6ule 'f555 aa5 Sa25sa S1ssa.9.
0nrf.0lncc nne 9nnrens. ctr.

WisOT,rofiuuns an Il. 5ept;mber. GiHOsrs
eort;H am %. s'ptcm6rr
ad)tj,bn Qeihult, &,hr;r g,b1uos urp Gins
rjbtuu9 politiuoiQ mdocrH 9orbtrsituHl iiir
irg;nO cin omtrfari6,s GoGt3t Ooer lInipcriitat,
ooer 'Ur's g;ibdft 0.ues uuo poataHOJts
otb,tiibts Sch.
Ter 9rultgal ootr DIR lihtr,Hos 9riri1pa!,
GIi W. 2amb ntrOtn tdQ!j1 9oynyIti19s pou
big y ubr bis iur Gr0iinur5 Der S6uIe i'm
6bu,stbdwo, oHDticno itu.
0sstn GatlIOs urO 9ustuuit noytiir, man
Gepare 6. gBiliou, YrinitpaL
(auq1l, ,INlb
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MarBlanOer Sdule fir Sau6e.

Ssr &c. aurius btgiHHt an l6. septtmbsr.
60 OuftfiiOrsIOit duGs far 3aubfumm.
unO sOIb,. berta Ssb0r iur Otu eciub bar 0if,uts
Iittu S8utu ju maus,Ibait if. rnt.rri9t i'm
eSre6,H uHO 2;5pmIsi,n, iOp;s grammdrs sauIs
uHO afaotmil4s 5uoicu 5tbr 9siunos 2ao:.
RefOft ioura uuo unttrri6t frti
fur GinpobHsr Warplaros. gIau p:uOs f8 an
Gbos. @. Cir, grinsipal, Gr'ouid, mO.
Causs; i1o-aug2M
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RaOpas & 6 D, % Glm=5traB,, ReDsgOri,
GiVtutbHm.r non 8aopa1'5 8,aO7 Rsltsi ORcos
p10's 6ariapariaau RdolOeut uHO aaODaps
ginen ID
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VT. ct. Sufenhs Spaca.

5tuoimsRurius: RIaifibcr, DiHsriaatli3tr uuo
taufmdnnii6tr uHttrTi6t; arinOli6sr lluturibi
in Der oeutiden Spra3t. Stcinquuqtn: r9uurs
BERG bro SsiTou BON iirf Torat,H $115. Stus
bieu beginner am , Ell # g. D.n l. September
1903. Dlan aDr,ifrs:
Sruerr Spicph. 8ir.ttor.
Station 7, G1l.imore Dto.
Ratolog ouf g,rlaugu. (3uri25 3Mt, T&S)
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Seliere Slu5iitbtell.
Iniiti9e cylOttr iuirO a6dernien.
ltntcrbnnblnn9rn Stuiid1cn ScnWfndls
ten Snucrn fort.-Scinc nllgcmcine
Observation-Disclosures.


5taIien 3ie6t ieinen Gnti4luB Be
trcFfs 4bIenOung bon 9riegsiAifz
fen in @ieoererpdgung. - Die
pon Der nSnbepenoonce 8eIge" gez
bru6te ga6ri8t iiber einen Ottuz
putionsplon mar cine grfinOun8,
- Die iibli6en 2uarmnudridten
aus Sofia. - 2tppeu Oe5 9rie4iz
Iden gremier5 an bic @}adte. -
0as @ruf 8oIu6opsti ia9t.
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SrfuriiDu3=S Bulletin.

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itaq. eini6ljtBGt eHltjq. 9rtbt5'u ia
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@lhdlt5 1T Ser Der fsius 56m.ricu BAT.
muB 2lusprub siu;s Wsni6n qtDtiea siu,
osr auifefis gsaeH sodmorrboioeu qtbr1uat bat,
ElbDtm er re lault Sifi Der uuBloin Gebtms
mittd oOsr GHiprisunstu ron Rarbo.idurs ats
braudt un0 osR 5oo eriebHt Bat. 9ah ein,r
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soH 4nafsFs tpsOsn pom O. 9sufdotcr & 60, 9og
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Sic critic idlmcrSlDIc Siad1t in Srei
WtOuateu.

g9. 6. 9aftr
$50 &u.jl str. Qup= Crleang
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g Tia, q. 2tuguIt. - Die
,goita" Der0ffentlidt einen energifaen
2(rtifel, in bem iie Die 8ulgaren aufz
forOert, ii6 iOfOrt gum 8riege gu rijz
ten, oa cine 8er30gerung nur Der
8irfat niBen t0nne, 8ulgarien brauz
de Die 8roBmd6ts nidt 81 fiirdten,
benn es pdre ni6t in i6rem Snterefe,
Rumdnien Ii6 in ben Gonflitt einmiz
Iden gu laIIen. 0as 9uuptbeitreben
Der NRd9ta iperDs iein, Den &rieg 5u
lptaliiiren.
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MarglanO, Cti:ao4Gountp, R.-g.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05
q DISTRESSING CASE.
Young Boy Swallows Persimmon Seed and is
Now at the Point of Death.
Lexington Dispatch.)

Lexington Dfspatch.)
Some time during the Fall of last yeai
the eight year-Old son of Mr. Leander
Woosley, of Arcadia, this county, while
eating persimmons, accidentally swal-
lowed one of the seeds For several days
the young man was slightly bothered by
the seed. but the bad feeling finally
passed away and the incident was nearly
forgotten. Some time ago, howeve% a
pain in his made it appearance and for
several weeks he has suffered eXcruciat-
agony. Physicians who have examined
the boy say the see has lodged in his
lung and that an operation is the only
means of saving his life.
He is unable to partake of but very
little food and those who have seen him
say the boy is scarcely more than liv
ing SKELETON. 1t is more than likely
that an operation woul~ prove fatal and
his death under the present conditions
is likely to occur at any time.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05
OUR GUARANTEE

brought along heart and sol with
them, they would go TO these ladies and
say, Here are ten dollars. Please mark
ten of those graves for me-" But l
reckon most of them just bring their
bodies and leave their hearts at home.
Why not do as our Mr. Granger did?
Just as soon as our ladies started
move to build a monument to General
Young and our Barlow heroes, he was
the first to ask the privilege of subscrib-
ing $25 to the cause. He has gotten it
all back already in our good will and
gratitude. He brought his heart with
him when he moved down here and his
wife brought her whole soul Sc is al
ways doing something for somebody
BILL ARP.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05
Horace Greeley's Broken Heart.

Senator Depew introduced an account
of the disastrous close of Horace Gree
ley's life into his eulogy of the late Rep
resentative Amos Cummings, of New
York, in the Senate recently. lie said:
Il have seen many a death-bed IN my
life; | have seen life go out Inder condi-
tons that were sad or sweet, hopeful or
despairing l never but once saw a man
die of a broken heart and never do |
wish to see such a tragedy again.
Il made a speech with Mr.. Greeley in
his presidential campaign, just before it's
close We spoke from the same plat
form, and both of us knew that he was
to be beaten. We went back to his home
end he was jeered upon the train and at
the depot when he arrived. We went into
his study, which was Uttered with those
famous caricatures of Mast, representing
him as the embodiment of all that was
evil or vile in expression or practice in
life. Mr. Greedy glanced them over for
a moment, and then said:
"My life is a failure. l never have
sought to accumulate a fortune. | never
have cared for fame, but | did want TO
leave a monument OF what | had done for
my fellow men. in lifting them up and
in doing away with the curse of slavery
and the curse of rum; but here | am. at
the close of this campaign, so represented
to my countrymen that the slave Will
always look upon me as having been one
OF his owners and reform will look upon
me as fraud"
Then his head falling upon his desk
he broke into uncomfortable sobs sent
for his family The brain that had done
such splendid work snapped. The next
morning he was taken to an asylum
where he died. His heart literally broke. ;"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05
Resid nee for Political Purposes
CMilkeshoro Chronicle.l

We learn that Ex- Congressman Black
burn will keep an office here and visit it
occasionally so as 10 claim his citizen
ship here. This no doubt means that he
wishes to try the race for Congress
again Brer Linney will have to drive
his mule team pretty lively to get the
nomination over Spencer
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05
"Gineral" Jackson Helped.
(The Curfew.)

DR.. York, of Traphill, has the finest
wheat crop in this section, and, doubt
less, the finest in the county. He grows
corn too, having harvested 800 bushels
of corn from six acres last year. The
Doctor is model farmer, and proves
what can be done by thought and en-
ergy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05


troubles absolute
thousands of that
of KodOi inspired with implicit
with 70
make this guaTaneeo 7efund
takes KOdol without being satisfied
know there suffering dyspepsia
how cd n med
possible that could
this is to it, If knew willing
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we'll Won't
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05

Hot mineral drinking water and baths with temperature
Strongly Aka
line Natures Specific rheumatism Sciatca, all
kindred troubles they will greatly
eve few which they will positively faithfully used
These springs in the grounds of the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05

Miss Reeskay (patronizingly)-Rath
embarrassing for you. I should think,
always to be blushing when you
shouldn't
Miss Daymure-And equally embarras-
sing for you. l should think, never to be
blushing when you should!-April Smart
Set.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL

hosey with accommodations three New
Situated hundred the
of the French Broad River miles west of AsheVi
line of the Southern Railway surrounded by of
grandest the Rocky Mountains No humidity
fogs delightful the the
rheumatic. No healthier delightful place world
Write for ustred Booklet with analysis and testimonials
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05

Grace-Do you not admit that woman
is the best judge of another woman's
character?
Gwendolyn-Yes, a good judge; but a
better executioner.-April Smart Set.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05

DR. Register xres Boar Examiner n and
N o
o Ri kH to t wat o b in
zee pa m from kin I
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05

Hc-t's right on my lips to ask you for
4 kiss.
She-Its right on my lips to give you.
April Smart Set.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05

DR. Earle Gradys Sup o County Tpon,N c.,
Ihaeue TIrsL tha Water several has always
OF he liver ar d n
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-05

For the Cure OF
Indigestion
Dyspepsia
Sour Stomach
Tired Stomach
Weak Stomach
Gas on Stomach
Pulled stomach
Nervous Stomach
And
Catarrh of the StOn
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-10-09
a Big Pasture

Chamberlain, S. D., Sept. 20.
Special: A fence is being constructed
entirely around the Lower Brule reser-
walton. 1t will be quite remarkable
in the way Of fences, being sixty-three
miles IN length. 1t will be composed
OF four wires, placed on posts set a
rod apart, cedar and ash posts a%lternat-
ing. In its construction 252 miles of
wire will be used, or $4,000 pounds,
and there will be $4,000 posts. And all.
along this great fence there will be
but three gateways, one on the trail
leading from Lower Brule agency to.
Chamberlain, one on the trail leading
from the agency to White river past
Medicine buttes, and the other on the
west side OF the reservation on Cedar
creek. The work is being done n
tlrely by Indians, under the direction
OF the agency authorities, the Indians
receiving $3.50 per day for man and
team, and Sips for a man. 1t is re-
ported that in the spring it is the
purpose Of the government to issne
TO the Indians stock cattle with an
idea Of contributing in this wav to
the eventual self support and indie
pendence OF the Indians.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-10-09
Bowed Great Guns

A ripping gale Of wind began TO tune
up Tuesday and by Wednesday
morning it was coming down from
Montana at a sixty-mile an hour gate
and everything seemingly creased for
the occasion. 1t was just a steady
gale, but about as heavy a one as this
country ever ees Everything loose
about town was set whirling and
some things that were not loose. Down
in the editors yard, for instance, a
coal box cover was ripped off the
hinges and sent across the yard, a
screen door suffered a like fate; a
cottonwood tree, three inches through,
blown into the middle of the street;
four boards torn off the sidewalk, a
hole blowed through the chicken
fence-and the old kat had kittens.
We also touched at the other
lepd-tin roof nearly blown eff the
sfice. At this writing we haven't
had time to make inquiries about
town, but it's likely that things were
Jared loose pretty much the same at
t1lany places. The wind played
whaley with hay and grain stacks all
lover the county and state and a good
many shaky buildings must have
Z bitten the dust,