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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12
UNDERWRITERS OPENING.

UNDERWRITERS OPENING.
From s to 10 O'Clock this evening,
the w. M. Lewis Co., will be "at home"
in their new rooms in the Coors block.
Light refreshments will be served. Car
nations for the ladies. Everyone is
cordially invited.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

Secretary Hates, Of the Y. M. C. A.
association, has purchased a run-a-
bout and horse and during the next
few weeks will likely be often seen
with some Y. M. c.. A. director going
after subscriptions for the proposed
building for Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

Special meeting of the Normal band
tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

Red blood Albumen viii make your
hens lay. at any time Of the year. For
sale by o. @. Schaefer. 4s-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12
FORECAST.

Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day. Probably snow in north portion
Thursday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

The ladies' Guild will give a "Mys-
terry bag sociaf' at the residence of
Mrs. A. H.. Whitmore Friday evening.
Everybody invited 82-4t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

VIM. p. Chapman, whose house on
the Boulevard was burned down q
few days ago. has moved his family
into the Brush house at 518 Columbia
avenue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

DIR. Puryiance was initiated as a
member of the Fraternal Union last
night. go.er
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
front room. no sickness; apply 919
Third street. SIT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

Huyler's and Aiilgrettis candies re-
ceived fresh every week at the Center
Block Pharmacy. 33-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

The swell. up-to-date, well fitting
suits you see worn around town are
made by tie Lewis Shoe & Clothing
Co. S2-3t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

Wrappers and shirtwaists, plain
sewing, children's clothes a specially
At 923 Jackson Ave. 82-1mos
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

1ET
We are the exclusive
agents for the famous
Custom Tailor,
A.
Howell. Mich.
Their Spring Line of
samples is now on Display
in our store and it will
pay you to see them be-
fore you buy your spring
suit.
CARMEN s. Anderson.
Mons Shoes and Furnishings.
$40 Douglas Avo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

Pittenger has a fine line of 1903 wall
paper. 7s-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

FOR SALE-Six room house on Hot
Springs boulevard: over 200 trees
on place. some bearing. Large lot;
good well and winumill with perma-
nent water. This property will 90 at
q bargain IL sold by April LIST. In
Quire OF DR.. B. NJ. Williams. 3w
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-10-01

a flock Of fifty Brown Leghorn
chickens aud an incubator and 40
to Matching the little fluffy quail
like chick. keeping the pullcts and
selling the surplus males in the
fall, feeding and caring for them
as I have recommended. and IL they
will subscribe for Successful
Farming TO tell them how to save
the penniesand spend the dollars.
| assure them they would soon
have health IN place o! aching
bodies. roses IN their checks and
none, in their pocket.
/: rouPc m7'<cs It's appearance
g.. p, IT "a nphprAicd oil ~. o:,;
Thea head End sprinkle crush
ID coppcr4s vni>r the rerches
after each aoisc-clcaning. 10 re.
move mite thoroughly spray the
insideo OF hcn-house and nest boxes
with warm, strong brine IN dry
weather; in damp. cool weather
wood ashes on floor and ncs,
boxes in place OF brine. Treat
the chickens gently and kind, aud
soon the rcd-combcd, brown beau.
tics will como a; your cai!.-Sut-
ccsstul Farming.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-10-01
Poultry Points.

D'siniectsn,s r cheaper than
disease.
Keep pure. fresh wafer always
within reach.
Fowcls IN confinement. 10 do
we'll need Il variety Of food.
When chi:han- have bred dis
ca~t. look cat for large lice.
I {, owdiu. r:od4ces disease AID
lowers the vitality OF fowls.
Diseases Il DC readily trans.
mIt,ed from parents to offspring.
Toayoid disease. i, is better -
breed away from il.
In selecting u location for q
poultry yard. choose a light.
sandy soil.
Manure piles arc good for the
production of gapes in chickens.
The falling over OF the roos,c's
comb shows him to be in bad
hcaitb.
Fowls having a free range will
find their own feather making
food.
DO not condemn breed SIM
ply because a few fowls do not
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-10-01

come up to your expectations.
MeaLshoald be dry and crumb-
w, since it causes illness when
fed wet.
The guinea fowl is a great for
ager and destroys many insects
that other fowls will not touch.
Never grease the hen that is
setting. as grease getting on the
shells of the eggs will close the
pores and smother the chickens.
Young chickens need animal
food. but they will not thrive
we'll il given too large rations OF
rich food.
Laying hens must have bread
or milk; eggs cannot be produc-
cd without nitrogcnous material
in some shape Keep a supply of
bone meal or oyster she'll convc.
n,cnt.-Succcssful Farming.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-10-01
CHEAP LANDS.
For HON seekers and Colonies.

The country along the Cotton
Bel, Route IN southeast Missouri.
Arkansas. norihwcs; Louisiana
and Texas offers the greatest
opportunities for IIomcscckcrs.
Mild climate. god water. cheap
building maicrai. ABUNDANCE IL
fuel. and soil tina; will often IN
single sca~o Yield enough 10 pay
tor the ground. Land can b.
hough: "a chcsn ~ $50 al acre.
prairie land AZ ~ anu - per acre
up. bottom land ~ - aud 81 per
ere up,im. Tor partly clear
cd land at $40 and SIS per acre
up. Some fine propositions Tor
co'onice-,racts of 1000 10 5000
acres al - - $40 per acrc-big
money in this for a good organ
ikcr. Fruit aud truck lands IN
the famous peach and tomato
belt OF cast Texas at $40 10 so
per acre up. Write W. for infor-
nation about cheap rates. excur.
sion dates. also literature dcs-
criptlyc OF this great country and
lie, Us help you find i home that
will cost you no more than the
rent you pay every year.
r.. w. LABEAUME. C. p. q E. A.
Cotton Belt Route,
ST. Louis, Mo-.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-10-01

Of c,aractsr and good reputation
II each sia:c Zone in this county
requir i 10 represent and adver-
u>c Of CT. bli>hci wealthy bus.
ness house al solid financial
standing. Salary S,i.to weekly
with eApersc* additional. a | pay.
able in cash dirco,cveryW cdnss -
day from head offices. Horse
and carriage furnished when
necessary. References. Enclosc
sclf.addrcsscd envelope. Colonial
80 Dearbon ST. Chicago.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-10-01
How to Handle Poultry.

With gladness and pride at ear
II dawn, | 60 to the hen-hoa>e TO
greet aud feed my pretty Brown
Leghorn pets. aud how eagerly
they watch for my comeing, with
their breakfast OF whole boiled
corn. toilcd till it bursts open.
two gallons is sufficient for cigh-
ty chickens. 1t is cooked 10 an
eight gallon kcttel with enough
waiter to cover the cora. adding
a handful OF meat scraps or
crack!!rsS. While they arc ca
ing | clean on, their drin. 'ng YES.
sci, which is al old iron twc-ga.-
Ion kettle; fill il with clear. cool
water in sum mer, warn water IN
winter, aud always add one taplc-
spoonful Ocvc' full O: brown or
red umbcr. to keep of cholera.
The Brown Leghorn is NY IA.
voritc fowl. although there arc
~ 3 '
oa s"""
is the mostspro:;aolc CHICKEN ito
N "e "'
"p1'
"'"" Ns"o'" "
" 'a'" -
'"' oe>' l"'''"' >n' VIII ID. -''
es' ~ cars o"'
'"Sf mus w 'eo -" eggs ""o
wen 'aAc" ARC o.
o'e"" my hs"'hou'c every
Tuesday and Friday. FIJI " i've
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
tgSciterc ScriGtc itebe 4. Seite.)

tgSciterc &cribtc itebe 4. Seite.)
Or. z. S;ls5:r bat Oas Rrobl,m 9el6h. zines
Der qr0Bttu gt0tH Otr Wenlbbrt, namljb nds
morrboioeu, ju bejleu AUlttiJs btiBt 5as
portrtifllhe QRjtta pelhcs nd bercits IN OitltH
Ioui,nb, itlbft otn burtndd0itcn Jdu;n poufduoig
btpdbrt bat. z 3suid0tcr & 60. 9or 24l6 9,iDs
Hnp Ce5raubss sAnuciiuug foftrtrtt nab
alien Sbtiltu Der 9treuQttu 5ialttu. 3u baben
in uQeu rtuommrtcu NpOtbtf:u &iittt CUB por
Padubmuugtu. 4btet 0araui Dab bic llnttrbrft
BON :. SilsbW. u. =, iib dui itotr Stitt osE
Sbabt.l b,iinDet fRpWiir S6gp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

Sub neit entfernt mar, unb 0unn mar
e5 CUR 8ettung gu IpGt. Der 4nprau
bes 5ra9t3ugs mar Elm 10 nuati9er,
oaB man Den &ra9 auf W}eilen bin
60rte. 8lei4 na9 Der Gpuiiion eT=
plooirte Der DumpftsFel be5 Gonz
ftruftipns5ug8 uno Die Sriimmer
pur0en 2OO6uB melt tpeggei4Ieuoert.
Sobn 80. SSubge aus SnOianupOliS,
Gonbutteur bes 6ru6t3ugs, bate Be
febI, BEL W}afinap 81 halten uno Den
@OnitruftiOn53ug, rpel6er I'm LAO
Ra6mittags bort fGuig mar, Oorii6er
gu lafen. @r miBa6tete ieOp4 feline
Snitruttionen, unb bas llngliif mar
Die 6olge. Sin @rtru3ug nit 2ler3ten
uno &rantenpdrtern langte balD mad
Der 8dtaItrop6e aus Sremont an unO
Die 2lufrdumung Der Sriimmer fpurbe
6egonnen. Die 8erleBten Iin0 t6eil8
na6 Wforton, t6eils na6 Srempnt gez
6ra9t iporDen, tpG6renb Die Sobten
uuf Oem S4uupIaB gelaifen tpurben,
I'm Die Nntunft De8 goroner8 gu err
tpurten. g2ur pier BON ben 35 2lrbeiz
tern be5 Gonitruttions3uge8 entginz
gen 0em So0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
Guubcrnrnr VeqbuOb's 0eiu6 ! um
SunOestrnppen Ob9etuieieH.

8uf6ington H. 3, g.. 19. g2Ob.
= @ouoerneur Peu6Oop Don Goloras
oo bat Die 8unOssregierung telegraz
p6iI6 I'M Ql6ienoung ODn 5ruppen
3ur @r6ultung Der 8ub i'm Seaurioez
8ru6enoiItritt, ND Elm Strife i'm
9ange 1T, eriu4t. 9ta4 elmer @onz
feren3 3piI4en oem 9rdiibenten &ooz
IeDelt uno benz 8riegsietretdr erRtelt
er Die 2tnttport, es i4eine ni4t baB
Der Staut Colorado aue ibm gu Sc
6ote Ite6enOe W}u4t i'm Sntereiie Der
Orbnung eri4Opft babe, uno ooB
Oas geIu6 Ou6er ni4t erfii1t neroen
f0nne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

Stu's 0aars 1tttO 8arts
SSarbe, so GeWts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

ban, 6efannte ii6 6eute I4ulbi9, Gbeds
i'm 8etra9e DON $25OO gefdlf4t uno
oa5 @elO ge3ogen gu baben.
Die Reiie De8 8ttet0nt8S
DDn SnOien.
Mu8cut, 2lru6ien, 19. Iopbr.-
QorO Gur3on, 8icet0nig bon Snbien,
Del6er am 16. g&oDember unter G8s
forte Don pier 66la6tT6tffen pon8as
ra6i a6fu6r, I'M cine 3our Our6 ben
W}eer6uIen BON PerIien 5u MAIDEN,
fam 6eute bier an unb tauf4te Be-
fu6e nit Dem Sultan pon Omunus.
Die Staot 1T gu Gbren oes 8eiuz
6er5 gei4miidt.
Sapun'8 SGbelrufieIn.
8eter86urg, 10. g}oo.-Gine
0epeT6e aus 9ort 2trtbur confutirt
oas Dieoeraufleben De8 friegerif6en
3one8 Der iapanii6en 9refe; Sus
pans 2tgenten 76einen in G6ina etnts
gen grfOIg ge6a6t gu baben; Die dimes
fiI6en 8tcet0nige uno @ouberneure
ieien angelpieIen tporoen, nit grOBta
m0gIi9iter S6neQigteit Sruppen uno
@elber 5uiammen3uraffen, neil bic
MDgli9teit zines 8ru4s Der Oiploz
matii6en 8e3ie6ungen nit RuBlun6
0DrIiege; etnige @icef0nige 6dtten 8e4
fell er6ulten, 8orit4t5maBregeIn 3ur
@ert6eioigung Der &iite gu treffen.
num 5e6ler Der Dergangenen Sabre 3u
oermeiben."
ue6er erfliiffi9e Qu fregung
in Sotip.
got 0 + q m q, 19. g2oD. - 2us
Der &uiIer 6eute Don ben 2lrneezUldz
n0oern na3 ieinem 9alait in Sotio
3uriidte6rte, nG6erte ii6 i6m Elm iuns
ger sydpuneie, augenf6einli6, nm i6m
eine 8ittI4rift gu ii6errei4en. 0ers
iel6e nurDe Iofort Don Der 8a6e feIts
oenommen. G8 iteIte ii6 6erdus.
6aB er cine 9etition 6atte, tpet4e ben
Raifer eriu6t, Iofort energii6e54rits
te 6e3igli6 Der ManOi4uret 6rnge
gu erqreifen. Der 8Orfau peruria9te
anFGngli6 betrG6tli4e Qufregung,
nel6e ii8 isoo6 raid legte. Der @ers
baftete lit Elm STUDENT uno ourhaus
tein Grant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
Ser G6iraanz Strife.

2(r6itrations @erIuhe geI6ettert.-
5Fu6rleute Der Gompagnie I6liez
ben ft6 Dem Strife an. - Wlili3
in 0ienTt6ereitI6aft.
G6icu9p, 19. Nop. - Die Ser
fu6e oeS N}apor5 uno Staotrat6s,
ben Strite Der 8eoieniteten Der yGbiz
cago GitD Railtpap So" giitli6 gu
56li8ten, iinb fe6lqe76lagen, unO Die
l1nter6anolungsn purOen 6eute d6gez
6ro6en, na6oem 7i6 6erau5geiteLIt
bate, oaB ale 8emii6ungen Oergebli4
paren. Die @ompagnie IeBte 6eute
i6re 6aliteoitraBenz2inie pieOer in
8etrie6, 10 oaB iie jeBt ben 8erte6r
auF bier ibrer 2inien i'm Sang bat.
Der @erfe6r lit jebo6 Elm Ie6r be-
I8rdnfter, uno 8rapale iinO nad
pie Dor an Der SugeSoronung. 2tuf
Der 6aliteoitraBe fubren beute flint
Naggon8, auf Der 8entportb12tbe
%, auf Der GottageJ8roDez2lpenue 5
unb auf Der SSnoianas2tpenue 8.
Die 6ubrleute in 9ieniten Der G6iz
cogO Gitp 8oiItpup g., 66 M}onn an
Der 3a6l, i6Iofen ii4 6eute ouf 8ez
febl tbrer Union Dem Strife an, un0
es 6etBt, oaB e5 in 6olge oieIe5
56a63ugS Der Gompagnie unm0gli6
nerOen pirb, 8oblen fir ibre U}az
i6inenbduier gu erlan8en unO i6re
8eparaturDdgen au83uienOen. Sic
6at iibrigens 6ereit5 MoBnabmen gez
troffen, iia burd eine Giienbo6n,
oeren 9eIeife Oi6t an i6ren S6upz
pen bor6eige6en, nit 8Oblen OerIOrz
gen gu laTen. 9a Der Strite jeBt in
cine bebentIi9ere Y6aIe getreten lit,
10 9GIt bic Stoatsbeb0roe N}iIi3 fir
ben gotbfolI in beitdnOi8er 9ienitbez
rpitfrhnf+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
lleber 80 SuOtc.
56redli6e &atuitrOp6e auf Der Big
Spur 8u6n" in SGinois. - GOlz
1iIion 3ni74en einem 5ra4tz unb
einem GonItruttion83uge.

Beprtu, Syqs., 19. 92oD.-0ur4
einen Bel W&inert, elmer tleinen Sta
tion nabe 5remont, 20 W&eilen bon
bier, eingetretenen 3uiammenitoB
3nt76en etnem 5ru6tz unO einem
@onftruftions3uge auf Der Big Spur
8u6n" iino 80 Mann get0Otet unO 10
Bis 20 perleBt porOen. Qtrbeiter paz
rem nit benz 2l6laoen pon Std5l be-
f6Gftigt, ais Elm 5ra4t3ug I'm cine
8urpe iauIte unb gegen ben gonitrufz
tions3ug rdnnte, ebe ii4 Die 2eute
Fli6ten fonnten. Der Superintenz
bent Der 8a6n telegtapbtrt iOeben,
baB bereit8 30 2ei9en aufgefunoen
1tno, unb baB pieGei6t nod me9r
unter ben Srimmern liegen.
(5pdter.) = 0eitere 8eri4te re-
bu3iren Die 3a6l Der 9obten uuf 81
unb Die Der 8erleBten auf etpu Is.
Die ue6erreite Der Opfer liegsn auf
beiben Geiten bes @eleiies uno iino
10 i6rsdli4 peritiimmslt, OaB i5re
Soentifi3irlng tuum mOgli4 1T.
5dmmtli6e llmgetommenen geR0rten
gum gonitruttions3ug unb pdren in
einem tiefen Our4ftid, naRe elmer
I6arfen Rurpe, an Der Ir6ett. Sit
tonnten ben berannaAenben 6rd4t3ug
ni6t le6eu, bis berIeIbe taum nod so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

Sites SobmtrOpfem beiz
len In elmer Wfinute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
9nfe1t,
SdwinOludt.

gGenn in TGaen, luelde boa
Oen 9Ier3ten nafgege6en DOrOeR
lparen, TOO ale 9Ofnung ber1
i6pnnoen, ale Mittel feblI3lH1
gen, SemanO, pel5er bOn gleis
der GefaBr gerettet iunrOe, ba3u
tommt, Oann iagt CT: Isle taS
ni6t I6limmer, als i'd mar, aber
ieben sic mid irbt an; sales
9OneD Of 9oreboatmO bat
es 8et5an nnO miro sic e6enfaIs
beilen. ." 5rennOe, gebt Die 9Offs
1tnng at3t anf bis Sbr beria9t
bait: Sales 9OneO OF
9OrebO1tnO amO Sar. ST
Tlai8sn }n 25e., SOC. nn0 81.
Ser8eRt ni6t Oen gtamen:
Sales 9OmeO Of 9Ore-
Bon'tO anO Sar, Oa es g3a6s
agmnngen si6t! 6. u. Grtts
tentOm, gIr. 115, Sutton Str,
&euz9ort, G'igeatbiimer. gu
baben in alien glpOtbetea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20

ban, 6etannte iid 6eute I4ulOig GReds
i'm 8etroge DON $25OO gefdli4t uno
Oas @elO ge3ogen gu ba6en.
Die Ret5e be8 8itef0ni8s
mn IN b len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
9D2cbr SunFfaqimcntt.

8uf6ington, .. g., 19, g}oD.
= Die g6armers' g2utiOnul Ban"
BON 6enrietta, Ser, 1T auf 8sfe6l bes
@ourant : Gontroleurs gei4loTen
noroen. g&dtional6anf Graminator
U2iQer 8eir tpurbe gum OorlGufigen
Sequefter erndnnt.
@It6art, Snb., 10. g}OO. = Die
6ieIige nSSnbiana JtatiOnuI 8ant"
i6loB 6eute friib auf 2lnorOnung oeS
@ouruntzgontroleurs ibre SRuren.
oy6re Qlffutren iinb einem 8anfegami>
natQr ii6erpieien tporoen5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
German GOtlt &cmtOOcr
grgen 9R5nerangen unO Senlen.
Sle OQnt.

0teun's s6wefeHetfe III
ein 6eriibntes Ntittel gssea
Grantbeiten Oer 9ant nnO Ons
bette Serid0ncrnn8szMitte Oers
lel6en. sic Dertreibt sOnts
nrerIprOiIen, 9iBfteden,
9ytnmem nnO aaes, mas Die
9ant entfteIlt; fte matt Oieie
I60H flar unO glatt. 6ru8t
mad 0Gemm's s6pefelieife II.
bitet Sud Dor ytadabmnngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
SuhesOrObuugrn gcgen Gnuherneur
G9attertuH.

G6eDenne, 8po., 10. yop. =
8ouDerneur G9atterton er6ielt 6eute
Elm aus oem Ql6anp 6otel in Dem
Der a6geI6ifte5 S6ret6en, neI9es
i'm nit benz 3ooe 6eoro6t, tpenn er
Som 6orn, ben berurtbeilten Wl0roer
WiGie g2i6eG's, ni6t begnooigt. 9orn
ioG morgen bier ge6Gngt tperOen.
Ou8 S6rei6en erflGrt, Der 8ouberz
neur nerbe feline "A Stunoen na4
8oGitrsfung bes urt6eiI5 am 2e6en
6lei6en. Gr i6anft Der 9ro6ung
feline 8ed9tung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-20
shOfen itd] sracnirttta nieOcr.

3eDoloer 0ueu 8piI6en einem itaz
lieniT4en Prieiter un0 einem an
oeren StaIiener in Der Wo6nung
oes Griteren. - Streit iiber Elm
8artenipieI Die angebIi6e llrz
fade.
.0enber, @ol., 10. Iobem6er.-
@ater SeIir Mariano Qspore, gfarz
rer Der bieIigen fat6oliI4en Mount
Garmel Stride, uno Soiepb 6orice
aus 8itt5burg, Pa., pel9e einanOer
leBte g}a4t in Der 0obnung De8 4riez
tiers infotge zines Streite8 iiber Elm
8urtenipiel f4ofTen, liegen beutes8eiz
be i'm Ster6en. @ater Qepore fat in
elmer 2nte M}ortem 2lu8Iage ertldrt,
er CLAUDE, Sorice fei no6 9enDer gs>
f6ift lporOen, um i'm gu t0Oten. Soz
rice peigerte Ii6, irgenO mel6e W}itz
t6silungen ii6er ben San gu MAIDEN.
8ater Qeppre betrie6, e6e sr in1892
na6 9enper fam, Elm 8antgeiddft in
Netpzgort, no sr faGirte unO Dislen
8IGu6igern bas g}a6Ieben lieB. I'm
ter ben 8ldu6igern befanO iib Sui
7eppe 9asqual, Elm GOmpagnOn Soz
rics's, peI6er Dor etpa i 0}onute
hier6er fam, Tront 2epore, eing}effe
oes 9rieiter8, erfldrt, 9asqual babe
tiir3li8 $24O OOn Dem 8eiitli6en alS
8etrag 7eines riititdnOigen 8ut6oz
6en5 geforOert. Der Brieiter Derwsi@
gerte oa8 @eIo, CAB jeood Pa5quol
uno Sorice O6oa6 in ieinem 9auie
uno oer76offte i6nen 8eIddftigung.
@r Tou beioe W}dnner in Stalien 9ez
funnt 6aben. Die POli5et fa6noat auf
9asqual uno 1T iiber3eugt, 0oB mebr
6inter Der Sa6e itedt, ais ioIpsit Be
tannt gepOrben 1T.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-06-10
THE PRESIDENT RETURNS.
Back frGm his Fourteen Thou
sssd 2iIe Tour.

Wash:n@ on, June 5.--Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt returned to Wash.
ington tonight from his memoir
out the West. He was gwen
hearty reception by the people
Of the Capital, who lined the
sidewalks rs his carriage, escort
ed by the battalion of High
School cadets, was driven TO the
White Rsssa The Presiden,
cordially responded to the greet
ings given him and repeatedly
stood up in bis carriage aud wav-
ed his bat and bowed his acknowl
edgements. He looked the picture
Of health.
There was large gathering of
officials at the Pennsylvania Rail-
"'.' = 80" -~'- - 'r.r-r ~ i'-r. = -
aruyeu. Drawn up Ia me was
a detachment of Spanish war
veterans.
Promptly at 7 o'clock the train
bearing the President and his
party rolled into the station.
There was q shout OF welcome
home as President Roosevelt
made his appearance on the plat
form and it continued while the
President was in or about The
station.
One Of the remarkable features
Of the trip was the non partisan
spirit displayed in the reception
OF The Presideut everywhere.
Democratic as well rs Rapubli-
cen MAYORS united i'm extending
him a Welcoming hand while at
Springfield, iii former Vice
President Stevenson rode in the
carnage with the President. The
crowds in the different places were
orderly aud friendly and gave
the secret service men little cause
or concern.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-06-10

well as others involved, would be
able to realize Only very small
portion Oh their Investment. Con.
t'nuing, the former senator said /:
81 will say, however, that the
property given US as security was
""p"aa"' '"1 IS b." I'll. sdr"
and it Is yet TO be proven that
the representation is as stated.
~ ,.-.r;'r y,i ~ .' .
notes Vi The promoters of me
Brunswick and Birmingham rail
road, given on April 2l and pay
able one month after date.
"They were endorsed by Mr..
Umstead. When they fell due,
however, payment was not forth
coming, eud since then rys If
and associates in the transaction
have been using every means in
0ur power to arrive at the exact
value of the property.
"Wbat We have learned is rot
reassprinon
Mr. Umstood ocoinst ubo.o
pronertv tba sttacbr,o,t woe is
sued occuries onor4,,o.4a :,
-
ronreseptsrvo of ~ 1rr,.to,a
rhe deal ir winch Mr. n,oI,,,,;n
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-06-10
Worst of All Experiences.

Can anything be worse than to
feel that every minute win be
your last? Such was the expert
ence Of Mrs S. II. Newson, Deca-
tur, Ala, Fer three years." she
writes: 81 endured insuiTera BILE
pain from Indigestion, stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seem
ed lnevitab u hen doctors and
all remedies failed. At length |
was induced to try Electric Bit.
ters and the result was mIracu-
+ous. | improved at once and
now I'm completely recovered. -
For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and
Bowel troubles Electric Bitters ia
tn" only medicine. Onlv 5Oo. rs
guaranteed by Crawford Bros.
and j. f haekev q Co., Druggist.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-06-10
Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great guam.
tity is constantly comiug in, de-
ciariug Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption Coughs and
Colds 70 be unequaled. 4 recent
expression frem T. j. Mcfarland
BsntorviIle, Va, serves as ex
ample. lie writes: II had Bron.
chitis for three years and doctor.
ed all the time without beng
benefited. Then | began taking
u, A"&.s New Discovery, and
a." ossn-a nAuIiy cured me"
.Iualiy effective Il curing all
ronG and Throat troubles, Con.
s"" pHou, Pneumonia and Grip.
'Tr"r.. s"sa ov Crawford Bros
aud j +. Hn. ke, & CO., Drug
':fs '~'n' 'sr'~ FREE, regular
sizes 1Oo, an: $l.UO
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-06-10

A star with a period Of four
hours and thirty seconds has been
discovered photometrically at
Potsdam, Germany. Hitherto
the shortest day observed is that
Of a star in the cluster Omega
Sentauri, which has a period of
seven hours and eleven minutes.