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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24

TWENTY-FIVE thousand men labor
Ell from early morning till late at night
in the Kansas wheat belt Sunday. In
20 counties where the harvest is ready
thousands OF reapers were in action.
Church services In many rural dis
tricts were wholly abandoned. Many
women helped the men and others
carried water to the fields for the
harYeStcrS.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24

The Supreme court Of Elorida has
confirmed the Sentence of death
against William Sylvester, who was
convicted of numbering Edward Bur
ton, master mechanic o. the S. A. e.
shops at Fernandina, tor discharping
him. Unless pardoned S"e will be
Il.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24

lH 5ksTLTHIA w ATER AMERICA MoDE
ihch HOTEL IN THE CARoL1NAs
1 TIE S. STATls<
m9uen
shaded
Springs health
WAY te noted Dr. = Stephens stands
president
until he resigned to Greenvile
Greenyle,
hesitate
tlme
nc Gea e D powerful tonic It's
ao BhCs diabetes
been frequently
some
the water aloncraturc'S
TENS hflusN
addres
White stone Lithis Wster co., 5Ss
SPRINGS, s. O.. s445S3
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24
HOW CROPS FARED.
Heat Not Excessive at ANY Time
During the Past Week.

Section Direction j. w. Bauer had
issued the following report Of the crops
and weather for the past week:
The week ending s a. m., Monday
July 18th, had mean temperature Of
80 degrees, which is practically nor
NAL. The heat was not excessive at
any time, nor was there wide daily
range between the day and the night
temperatures. These conditions were
favorable on crops, but there was a
deficiency in sunshine over the east
ern and central parts that was harm
fui to Il slight extent.
HEAVY RAINS IN SOME COUNTIES.
Locally, there was excessive prccipi-
tation in Edgelield, Marion, Marlboro
and Saluda counties and almost daily
excessive rains from the Savannah val
ley In Barnwell and Hampton north
ward to southern Clarendon and Will
liamsburg counties, and in western
Sumter. In this part OF the State the
rainfall amounted to from 3 to over 6
inches This area includes the region
Of heaviest rainfall during June when
it amounted to from 10 to is inches.
I.lc rains in other parts we're benefit
cial, and some places in the northern
parts are in need of more rain. The
weeks average for the State was 2.U9
inches.
The weeks weather was favorable
for crop growth and development, with
the above exception, and for farm
work, cultivation having made conSid-
erablc progress, especially in the west
ern counties.
With the exception of Il number OF
localities that report the contrary, old
corn is Il fair crop and is about laid by
in clean condition. Much corn was
destroyed on low lands where the rains
we're excessive. Young corn has a good
color and looks promising.
COTTON GENERALLY IMPROVED.
There. was a general Improvement in
cotton, though some sections failed to
share in it, butreports from most sec
tions indicate that the plants are max
ing rapid growth, too rapid for proper
fruitage in the Pee Dee counties,
though they are still small and late in
blooming. Blooms arc more common
tnan last week. Lice remains on very
young cotton, in spots, but they no
longer threaten injury. In the western
counties most fields are clean, but
grassy fields is the prevailing contli-
tiOn in the eastern ones. Cotton is
poorest, and yellow, on sandy lands,
but most Of 1t has healthy color, cs-
pccially sea island cotton.
FI1nhnnpf, II A.
crop rs a whole has improved. Melon
shipment arc not heavy, as the crop is
light as yet. Planting fall truck
crops is underway. Mino crops con-
tinuc to thrive. Peaches still rotting.
Other fruits fairly plentiful. Pastures
are excellent. Farm laborcrs are scarce
in many parts OF the State.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24

Edwins d. Phelps, millionaire
resident of New York city, committed
suicide by inhaling Illuminating gas
on Monday. III health was the cause.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24
White Stone Lithia Wa te,rl.

WATER IN
lich HOTEL IN THE CAIOLINAs
= TE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
Dsutf&s y risfIiRs

- grdFbspt @aitro Bot reFsnirt.
Ra@ Der gsrlsiuns feline. Brdioent'
iHafts. Hoti&aft in BEN Gonereb bon
0snsjuela lberrei&te er BEN Boriiser bes
@onersb feline 8sfenation uuf bas amt
bss grafibsnten Der RepubIii 8snssueIa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
Soaeben mus In Wafbinatcn
&bieu faaeu.

Botidafter bon Solsben Bat in Gu.
ropa felt ieiner Gniunft aus @afbinsion
cana i'm Bsrboreenen eebIlbt. 8isber
bat er, 10 pisI mon peib. nur cine Gin.
laeun8-uno stpar bisisniee su elmer am
l. April f%taiifinbenben StubeHtsnfeier in
osibelbers- a%nsenomnen. 60 tpirb itm
unanesnebm fem. bab ct nohmaIs mad
BaibinSton ioa. bort formsq abiHieo
su nebmen, aber biefer gtt biplomatii&sr
Sbhi6feit tpirb ibm niht erfpart bleiben
fbnnsn, bumd er iid ni6t metr enti&uls
olsen tann, bus er su franf 1T. bic 8eiie
su MAIDEN. &ei&siansIer 8aIotp bdlt
au Sternburs. aber 2esisrer bat in Ser,
lin pisle 5stnoe. psIde msinsn, bnB er
niHt Der pafienbe Wann far bic Bot.
i4aftstele in Waibineton 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
SeS Barren ufaS.

Bum 8etpsis bnfdr, baB Der nsuli&e,
ReIisionsfreibeit unb 8ertpaltunesrsfor'
men b~erbeibsnbe l1tas bes Barren ni&ts
tpeiisr III, uls Elm 8sriuG. bic iortIGriti.
Ii&en @Iemente bss tuiff1sn Nsi&sa
nit fali&sn 8eripre&unsen in SdIum.
msr au Iulen. ma&t Der ,.8Orpdrts"
auf bic 5uiammeniebuna Der @ommiiton
aufmnfiam, tpelde Die Reformsn idofsn
fol-. Die WiielieOer Der 8sbbrbe iinp
idmmiIid @anflinee bsB ultra,rsaltios
ndren Wiiniters bes Snnsrn b. plsbme.
Ser 8Oriiser. StaatSrnib 3inopisf,
bat bic 8sf&rdnfuns Der Wadtbsfus'
nifs oer ertpdblten @emeinberdtbs bur&
ssiest. Surf Obolspsii. Der @oupers
neur bon atatiOf. ssi&nets f& Isttss
5,dbiabr babur& aus, bnB sr oufrdbrsr.
li&e 8uuern u~nburmbersis inntsn lieb,
unb Senator DurnOtpo. Der bisrts Der
@OmmiRdrs, III Elm ausseipro1ensr Seq.
nsr munijipaler Selbftreeierune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
aufwans Ses amerif. sOtf@afters

Der Ser. Staten Boti@nitsr @barIe.
maene Soper beabi6tist ni&t nur. 10
tpirb eefast einen Der idbnfisn PaIdite
8erlin's su mietben, fonbsrn nu4 an
pra6t Der @~auipaeen, 8abI Der aaiaien
unb @lans ibrer 2lpresn nit BEN ruff
idsn 8oii&after @raf bon Often. Baden
IN bic S&ranien au treten. Die lieut..
ids Prsfe" iaet. buB Serr Conner bon
allen is in Berlin ~bsslaubiet sspsisnen
~amsriianiidsn Boiidaftsrn Der populdrfe
su tperben Ausiidt bat. gr fpri&t se.
lduiis osuti&, aber am meitsn Gmbrud
bat ssmadt. bas CT iofort na& ieinsr
grnsnnuns feline ainber aus einem
i1peiser Penionat in Elm bsuif&ss se.
bra&t bat. Ser 8otf&after bat sinsn
Ibsil ieiner @raiebuns in elmer iibbsut.
ihen Staot erbalien unb liebt 90 nit
Dsuii&sn aber S&uIansslsesnbsiten ,u
iprsaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
@ie 1T biesi

Ntr bitten einbunbat Dollars Btlobnung
fur isoen 6aa bon 8atarrb, Der niGi bur6 Gin.
ntbmsn BON 9al's 9atarrb-aar stbtiIt psrbtn
fam.
Q, 8. @beney s. 9 o.. Gissntb., Tclsbp, 8.
@tr, bic lntaidtussn, babsn 8. 8. Gbtnty
lett pfn lsBtsn is Sabun stfannt unb baIitn ibn
fir ppafommfu tbrtnbafi In alien @tiGSftsper.
banolnnssn unb ~inaniitl bsf6biet ale BON lsi-
nI 8irma sinsssanssnsn gtrbineIi6ftitfn ~
frfiiatn.
0stt & 2ruar, @ruBbanhds : DrOsuiftn,
3olsbe Sbip.
WdIbtug, Rtnnan & Marbfn,
@rubban6tls-D rusuif,n, 5pltbS. Ohio.
Saas aatarrb. Sur pirb inntrIiH stnpmmsn
uub pirft birtft auf bae 8Iut unb be ltltimt.
gen SbsraGatn bts Spffms. 3tusnifs frti
v%srianot. prtis rs Gents fur bic tlalds. Bsr-
iauft BON alien gpotbsftru.
Saa's 8amiIitn ptasn inb bic bsitn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26

- Gum 8eneiS bes Sabnemann Sos
fpitals pirb in Der srften MaitpOde in
Der 81. 2ufs's Pariib Sale cine sroBe
Sair abeebalten perbsn.
= Stabtraib s. 6. Gbitienben unb
Fri. Marsaret s, 2amw tpurben BEES
floHsne Wo&s su &oanofe, 3d., gum
8unb fir's 2sben einssfeanst.
= Das na6he @onsert bes Spmpbo.
ME Orbsfters finbet am 90. Nptil i'm
2pesum fat unb Gin Invertebrates unb
ipe6isIpoQes prOsramm pirb babel sur
4ufabrung eslone Gen. oarunter bic erobe
,,groica' Symphonic bon 8setbopsn.
- Rinen Suipeitor @bparb 9toberid
bonn stiten Difrift beriGtet, bas i'm bsr'
FOIIsnen Sabre i'm Sifrift 1882. 924
Tonnen 2oblsn eeeraben tpurben. eeeen
7.728. 346 Tonnen i'm Sabre borber. Sc
ersignetsn fi@ 80 fatale unb go niGtfa'
tale nnfdls in BEN sIsi&en 3sitraum.
- Das bon BEN Nsser CHARLES 2eipis
an 8npmonb court betriebene unprbent.
Ii&s Saus uurbe Sreitas Nadmittos
bon Der 9olijei auseebOben unb brei
mannIi&e fopis bret tpeibIi&e Nessr ems
ssbsimf. 2spis muBie $40 Strofe be.
aatIsn, tpdbrsnb bic anberen flnf nit ie
s5 frsissIafsn tpurbsn.
= Ssrr Mor Mipi& bon Srbins sIps.
nue. unb Rulbsrrp Strase bat fi1 Dor
msbrsrsn Do&sn felbfitdnbis als Elm
WiI&bdnblsr etablirt nnb tpirb u%natpeis
fsltaft in ieinsm nntsrnsbmsn srfolereiG
fem. benn ct beiibt idon cine betrddtlide
Nn3abI 4unben. bic init ber bon ibm ge.
liefs,tsn MiI& isbr ,ufrisbsn fnb.
gin Der Wuttss Sirabs. stpifden
2~adawanna gbsnue unb Der Solar ape'
nue. Bride. trsrbsn 8e~eenlrdrtis bic 8or'
arbeitsn for bic bsabi&tiete Pfaferune
Der Strabe esirofsn. I'm beibsn Seitsn
tpsrbsn nsus Ssitsntpeee unb 8inn.
feline seieSt uno bic Strabenbobn Som.
panic libt au@ i6perere 8ubnfdisnen
lessn. Sobalb bisie Nrbeiten pellenbet
fnb, tpirb nit sanfiser @itteruns bic
9fafsruns in Gnsrif ssnommsn tpsrben.
- Ssfer Sones, bic aud aIs SsFsr
SuG befannt ia, tpurbe am DOnne,ft ae
ouf bic slnflaes Der Srau Winnie gros
dsnberg bon penn Abenue berbafiet.
na&oem Isbtsre bsmsrft batte. bab Ssfsr
BEN Sab Rssifsr SO 90 eninabm. aI'
hermann 2aRon ftslte bic GneetIaete
untsr $500 8arei6aft fur ibr eeri6ili.
&ss gri@sinsn. Srau @rodenbsrs be-
bauptet. bab Ssiter, bic alS Wdrterin in
benz Reftaurant ansefsat ipar. i&On
frdber fs bsRabI.
- Der bsiannie Nrat, Or. GbarIes
u. Roberts, psri&isb am Sreitas Haht
in fe,nsr @obnune an Horb Waibinston
Mpenue febr plbblih an einsm Sets.
foliage. Ser Bsrforbene mar loon felt
msbreren Sabrsn irdnili& un6 in ben
Isstsn Taesn ssfdbrIi& e~riranit. aber
trosbem ertpartste man ni6t, buB bos
Gnbs 70 j&nsI iommen tpiirbe. Or. &os
beris, Der elm Bruber bsS BERT. Sounir
@ommiEdrs &obsrts NOR. tpirb bon Der
@attin ibsrlebt.
= $. 6. Auid, so Sabre alt unb ais
Subrmann bel 6. q. Watibstps auee'
ttslt, purbs am Disnftns Na&t auf Der
Stiff Sirubs 8reuaune bon sinem 2ada'
mama 8uss sstrOiTsn unb uuf Der STEELE
aei6oiet. Sein BerFeif&tsr 9si6uum
iparb iurs nu&bsr BON sinem 0usanse.
fslten enibsdt, tpie fi& aber bns nn8ldd
autrue, ift unbefannt, oa niemano es be-
meite. Nuid sine bel 5rnu Goodman
an Stiff SHass in Rot unb bat. foneii
tpis betannt, feline 8ertranbtsn bier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
SremerS 0o=Gart
3. SS. SSilliams S 8ro..
3i4 Sadamanna Abemne.

Sames 8. 2enaban, elmer Der antudlts
Der tlnitsb Mine Norfes Dor Der Streif.
gommiifion, erfldrte: ..9ie Gntfheis
buns III elm burdi&Iasenber Siss Der
aobIenerdbsr, uno bersn Union IN prat.
tlfd anerfannt. Durd bic anftreng'
unssn bss prafibent Sobn Rii&sl III ss
ben 3Oblsnerdbern esIunsen. in ben
lebten spei Sabren cine 2ctnsrb6bun8
BON 90 8rp,ent bur&suIsben."
e. 8 N,dols, 9iitriits. Prdfbent ber
lluitsb Mine Doriers, 1T nit BEN See
riGte Der Streif. @ommiiiion nidt %sufries
ben. Ct bstra&tet bic Sorberuns, bub
bic aobIsnerdber mad benz @etpidte S5r'
berlobn bs,0blt srbulten, flr bic tpi&'
tiefe, unb erildrt, bic 8eridumnib ber
gommiiion. baau Steaune su nebmen.
peroe bic 6unft, nit tpel@er bic @nt.
f&eibuns ionh a%ufsenommsn perbsn
t6nnte, ftari bssintrd&tisen.
Sames 3. Mulabsp, Elm 8samter Der
Seners Union. betra&tet bic @ntideibuns
als sinsn ssipaItissn Siss fur bic orsa'
niiEtsn Arbsiier. SIR bic @rubenbeser
beoeute Fe bier Stunben aneetreneter
4rbeit pro Gag psnieer.
Die ben Sartfoblensrdbern na6trde'
lid aueriannts 2obnerb5bune tpirb it'd
far bic 8eit felt benz l. Hopembsr b. s.
auf ,uIammen ettpa SO, 600. 900 bslan.
fen. Die 6rubenbefser ertldren. baB
bic Bere@nuueen Der naGSusablenben
Q5bns taum Dor BEN l.. Npril tpiro fertis
fem f5nnen. IS ia i4ner ;u iasen.
tpelbe 2obnerbDbune bic .,Slioine
scale" erseben niro. SeoenfaQs pirp
ber i'm Ssrblt bon BEN 9ObIsnirut anse'
orbnsts prsis,uidlus bon 80 Gents pro
Come nod bic gum /. GpriI beibsbalten.
Ee ,Slibing Scale" ber IbI6hnune
lou Iaut @nti&siouns Der Streif. Com
milton am l. NpriI b. s. in Rraft
treten.
Sin SEEN gorf ipsrbtn bic u~riptineli.
den Sotoerun9sn Der 6arttoblenerdbet
ME folat nit BEN pereliHen. tpaS ibnen
in Der gnti&eiouns Sussftanbsn trurbe:
Sorberun8en:
/. 8manSispro,sntise 2obnerb6bune
fGr Gontraft.@ rubenarbeiter.
Q. M6tflnbise Mrbeitsseit far bel
Der Siunpe, beim Gag ober bel eer BoGs
besablts Anssfelte.
8 8s,ablune Der esfbreerten 3ohlen
mad BEN @spi@t.
4. ansrtsnnune Der Union.
ntasibu Q Der 6 o m N | >
lion.
l.. auibsRerune bon asbn PrOaeni
betpiaiet.
Q. @rubsnorbsitsr srbalten neun. unb
Mai&iniasn, 9umpsnIsuts unb Ssissr
ahtlanoigen Arbeitstae.
8. abeeuisisn.
4. absenisfsn unb bic Union unb
ibre Retbobsn i&arf sstabeIt.
Der @ei&dfisfabrer elmer bsbsutenben
3s&sn Sirma in DiIiesbarre sriIdrts.
bab bic Gnii@eibune Der Sartfoblens
Strsiiecmmiifon bos 8erbalten Der
@rabeubefiber i'm @sfentli@ften redtfers
tieie. Die gonesifionen in Der @nti4eis
bung bdtten bic @rubenbefber ebenfo
Gus freisn Stadsn bstpiaist. Bon gro.
Sem @srtbs isi bic Gnii@sibuns BARN,
bab fs in ni&t miBsuperftebenber @eiie
disqualification unb 8opcotts bertperfe.
SIN benz Antbraict . Diftrift tptirbe
tpeniahens fur bic ndGfen brei Sabre
6rieOen bsrri&en uno normale 8sttdlts
uine.
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Die gsricbuns bss Germ Ssnrs
2isfsr bon Scranton nit SRI. 2ouife W.
@berburot bon Sonesbale III a~nssidnoiet
tporbsn.
- Cine ipejieIe s~emeiniams Sibuue
bes Stabtrutbes fol bsute Nbenb itatt.
Fnbsn. in tpelaer bic idbrli&s 8oti&afi
bes 8scOrber gonnel psrIsfsn tperoen
tpirb.
= Dem frdbsr bier tpobnbaftsn, aus
Isst in Schenectady. q, o.. arbsitenben
8sGsIi&mieb Sofspb 9pber tpurbsn beibe
Gusen bur& Elm in fem @eii&t fieSenbss
@iisnitid aussefdIasen.
= Den A~norbnungen bss Supt. Dnp
Solee leifteno. bdlt bic Nolisei eeeen.
trdrtie elm pudfames ause auf uas fret
umberlaufenben 4lbe unb cine Gnaabl
oerielben finb in ben lebten Taeen sinee'
faneen norben. Die 3abe ri1tsn aaent'
buIbsn an &aienpIdssn erOBsn 5&aosn
an.
= Irobbsm Samfas Der Isbts Tae
nor, an tpeIHem 2isenien berausssnOms
men iperben fonnten, tparen bis Montap
Nbenb IS berielben nod ni&t berausee'
nommen, bon benen 90 auf SCRANTON
entfuasn. Mebrere bieier finb fur pros
minente Sotels unb Refaurants, cine foe
sur fdr zines Der etbBtsn unb %bsfannie'
ften Soiels i'm eentralen S%tnbtbeile Dis
Stabt berliert babel sttra $40, 900 an
@%innabmen.
- @lsrs RifGen. Der Dor eiua atpsi
Woden bisrber fam unb ii@ nit einem
IfRhenten in einem 8oitbauie an 2inben
StraBe etabIirte. CAB iih alS einen ,.ees
borenen Wabriaeer" aus unb faub bali
uerf6iebene 2euie. bic ieinsn gluafaeen
eIuubtsn unb fid fir i6ipsres @slo bon
,bm Raib boIten. Mithea benuste bel
isinsm @eiddfte einen Grid" Der ME.
mails perfeblte. fem Opfer bon isiner ans
aebli& decentralization Kraft 3u lber3su.
gen. gines bsrieIben i65pfts i:ood Ber'
ca&t unb benadridtiete bic Bolissi uni
bic Solse mar, bab sntbedt ipurbs, bot
Wii6el unatueifelbaft ale 8orbereitun'
aen g~etrofen bate. um feline idmmtIi&sr
Runoen am Samfta8 tihtie su i6r6pfen
unb oann bns Weite su iu&en. IlS BIZ
Bolissi i'm uerbnften pOate. eriuGte G,
UNI bic grlaubniB, sinen &ot in einem
anbsren !9immsr su boIen, nabm abel
fat bei5en ReibauS unb es esIang emf
mad elmer id6iisen Sueb, Jpn binefeit ~
MAIDEN, na6oem sr psri6iebens psrio'
men, bic ibm in ben Wee famsn, mi
einsm eelabenen RebOlper eingsi&dhteri
bate. Mitdsa tpurbe am Sonntae auI
bier Antlaeen = Wabriaeerei, fali&er
8oripieseIunsen. 1raeen bon terborasr
men Mafen uno 8ielen bon S&isbpaHer
-unter SO 900 8Grei1aft for iein &C.
ridtli&es Grideinsn ssffelt unb man.
oerte in @rmangeIung berislben in'i
Gounip @sfdneniB. WitGea braGte ei
fertia. buB am Dienfias Somss NsaIii
for ibn 81. 500 8irsf&aft tsats, tporau
Ridter @bparoS ibn aus Der @efdnenib'
Daft entlieb. Supt. Dap ipurbe pom be-
SADIE ni&t in Belt bsna1ri1tiet, I'm
stpei tpeitere 8srbaftsbefsbIs sssen Wii'
Del Su ierpiren unb 1T baber ni9l ipenii
uufsebra&t. inbem CT bearetpobnt. bal
Nit1eQ nunmebr bon bier ueri&pinbei
tpirb
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Tnnf G%ntiphrfe fur Elm Mfr4tnIep
Senfmal erbaIten Nreife.

Die Surp. tpsI&sr bic 8~suribeiIuna
Der 38 %sinseIaufensn NUbsls fdr bas
Wc2inispsD enimal ibsrtraesn par, bal
an bas @rscuiipeOmits bee Art Stub IN
philadelphia beri4tet unb bic Gniplrfe
fclssnbsr 8anfler Der ausssisbien preiie
BON ie $500 far tpirbis befunbens Das
Dsnimal ioq in Der @sbdhtnibbaqe i'm
Sairmount Bari. pbilabelpbiu, aum 30.
fsnprsiie BON $50. 600 erri&tet tusrben.
Die au~saessi&neten adnftlsr finb bic fol.
aenben Gba.les 2opsl 8ilbbauer, unb
gilbert RoB, Arditeii. Rstp Oori; 6.
Sotparb @alfer unb George y. Sotpe,
Ar&itsitsn. Bottom 5. ". NaeglsiI,
8ilbbauer. uno 2orb & Senlett, Mr@i.
tsiten, @bieaso; 8. q. MaSsn, BiIbs
bauer unb ar&itsft. unb SfibOre 2onti.
8ilbbousr. unb 2stpis g. SObart, ar&i'
tstt, Nstp Oorf.
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(sr,tutOrs . aa6ri4t.- acknowledgement Bee

(srefutors . Ra6ri9t.- sintsrluHenI&af bee
Dert 6rteori& MILLER, fen,
lts'biu BON Der Staot Scranton. i'm County
9adawanna uuo etaat BsnnipIp ania.
Snosm BEN tluttrj.ihntteu in Der obsuge.
nannten Siuts IaHenidaft tefamentarif&s Bod.
ma4t ~beuiqiet poroen II. fuo aae Rsrionsu.
Die Horoeunsen sessu bieielse babeu. sriuHt,
fe iur BesIeihune sirUureiden uuo SoIas.
rpsIde o%sritIbtn iduiosn. psrosn jur iofortigsn
3abluus aufssforosrt an
o.. 4. Zimmerman, Sat B. MiIItr.
aumolt. CT Tutor uuo Sruftee.
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staOt unO Gonntt.
llniers SeIspbun Rummsr 1T 1885.

"a SoI&s u%nisrsr 2efsr, bic ON /.
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in 8enntnib gu isben. bamit feline Inter.
bre&uns in Der Mblieferune bes $40.
denblatt" eintritt. Nan eebe esfdlieit
bic neue. iotuie bic alts abrsfie an.
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nnO RinOer &uti6en.
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timber game @o.&art II en Gbsil Der 8tbr, PEI
fippsne. Rcpitdt .@ear-puibtr," bon ssrfdrftn {
BET % apa. ! 2oa Summit 8ttfta, cbns S@ral
G1rift nne @obrist.
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Neme Mmsei9en.
Sarpetweber DerIanSt:
Gin tii&tsr es~insnpsber pirb iofurt psrIanst
BON Safcb Wsbnf, 1910 Sanbefpn Nps. 1872.
mdb6en p~erlanat:

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9ausarbsit ipire ~pirlanst In 90. t27 gtbar slpt-
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Der Sdtpsfsrn Seius iinb bon BRET.
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sons. wedding. Mrs. James and Miss
Eva will return Saturday.
Dake Biddle was down from Nash
vile to spend Sunday with his parents
Mesars. R. Fl. Wright and joe Chap
man, of Nashville, were here Monday.
Miss Fannie Louise Smith has re
turned from Cincinnati and Galena, Ill.
Constable VIM. Goad and Policeman
Craft are IN North Alabama hlrd hunt
ing.
Miss Pearl Rhea, Of Williamsport, is
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
Misses May and Dixie Watkins, of
Cross Bridges, we're in the city Satur-
day visiting.
Mrs. w. F. Embry is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Columbus Frierson, at
Cross Bridges.
Mrs. Alex Titcomb and Miss Camille
Herndon are in Nashville this week
visiting friends.
Congressman l.. p. Padgett re-
turned to Washington Mond ~ for
the extra session of congress.
- ~ preventative Mcclure, of Marshall
County, was here Monday in The in
terest of Senator w. b. Bate.
Mr.. j. b. Munter, of New York, will
arrive the latter part OF the week to
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Persona

Miss Annie White is visiting in Peters
burg.
DR. T. A. Hardin, of Spring Hill, was
here Monday.
Mrs. Dave Watkins, of Ashwood, was
here Tuesday.
w. G. Haley, of Nashville, is in the
city on business.
Miss Annie Maj Polk is visiting
freinds at Santa Fe.
Mr.. W. w. Cherry is visiting his
son, Octie, in Nashville.
Mrs. Minnie Johns has returned
from visit to Nashville.
Mr.. Jno. Carpenter has returned
from business trip South.
Miss Cornelia Jones returned Monday
night from birmingham, Ala.
DR.. j. y. Cummins, Of Isom's, was
with the crowd here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hurd, Of Nash
vile, are visiting relatives here.
W. FL. Crowell, of ShelbyviIle, was in
the city Tuesday on legal business.
Mrs. n. NJ. Jones left Thursday
for Barlow, Fla, to spend the winter.
Frank Vaughan, of Louisville, is
spending a few days with his parents.
Mrs. Yves Evans and Miss Dora Evans,
of Culleoka, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Smell left Tues
day for Florida TO spend the winter.
Mrs. G. A. Witt and Miss Lucy
Haley went to Nashville yesterday
afternoon for two day s visit.
Mr.. A. S. James returned from Mem
phis yesterday, where he attended his
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In honor of Mrs. Robt fi.low.

Says the birmingham News:
THE beautiful Cartwright home, in
all its splendor, was thrown ouen to
he many friends OF TIE hostess, Mrs
John Cartwright, yesterday, when she
entertained from - TO 3 at buffet
luncheon for her guests, Mrs Robert
Pillow, Of Columbia, Teun., and Miss
Roberta Scott, of Atlanta.
THE home. which ls known to be
the largest and handsomest III the city,
was made even more attractive with
It's abundance OF roses ana carnations
arranged among the palms. \ n !, Mrs.
Cartwright was gowned in white
etamlne, with handsome lace trlmn-
ings Mrs Pillow was in WHITE
liberty silk with Jewell medallions
ana real lace, and Miss Scott wore a
toilette of helIotrope crep3 finished IN
handsome work and jewell medallions.
y 4 The hundreds of guests who
were the recipients OF the hospitality
and pleasures of the luncheon
included both tne married friends and
the young people, the former to meet
Mrs Pillow aud the latter Miss Scott.
The luncheon was notable fJr the
many handsome toilettes worn,
by the members OF the
receiving party.
The euchre party given by Capt.
and Mrs. f. NJ Beall at the Arsenal
home FRIDAY evening was charming
affair The home was beautifully and
uniquely decorated in flags, crossed
,abers and stacked guns. A luncneon
was served after the game. Mrs.