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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

that the child is Il.
weak and defcien.
vitality, and clings Il
mOther s arms with
desire to walk OF pla
Mothers should /
that 10 have strong
dren they must II
selves be strong, fol
child's strength is
the gift Of the
mother. L
The use Of DR..
Pierce's FavOrite
Prescription by
expectant mothers
gives them health
and strength to
give their chill {
dreu. Il II our
ishes the nerves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

"a swing on the
ground QOOr0
gaze at these the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

Aeit-- 'N urF. the money
times bring Weari- and packages go)
ness. Therefore. In connection with
in- dressmaklEg department. a tea
room mas been established. where Gus
toners may enjoy not only am excel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

1aIlan. boz. Irc1a nom ne Partisan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

china and Of Ind
land the rugs OF
istan, the draperie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

It's splendid. You'd better GO
he advice IN the last sentence IS eN-
lent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
gEichrr rin nrnrs Wrtnn.

na8 bic 0or3iige be5Qlumintums ohne
feline NaAtRile beiiBen ipQ, lit BON
Dem 6ran3oIen Gouaro M}oQuro entz
Dedt unD nit benz Hdmen Selium be-
ledt poroen. Seit u6t Sabren bate
oiefer 9bDiiter ii6 nit Dem Stuoium
Der Gtgeni6aften Der W}etaQe beT4dfz
tiqt uno 3unG4it in elmer Steaung BEL
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in einem Srt
in SuDpnen Dtele Experiments au8qez
fii6rt. 9u er ii4 Don Ieinen 8orgez
ieBtsn niht g~eniigenO beo6tet lab,
qin9 er Dor BRET Sa6ren na6 GngIano,
um bort feline 6orI6ungen fort3uz
ieben. 0ur4 3ufoQ nuroe er duf Ell
men reuen Weg gelentt, Der i'm balo
gu eigenartigen Grfolsen fij6rte. Ru4
elmer Rei6e femii6er 8eriu6e itteB er
i6lieBli4 ouf jene metauiI6e 9erbinz
oung, oeren 3uIammsnieBung uno
6e~rIteIung iih ais 10 einfu6 ertpies,
oab tie gu 3pOlfmul binigerem 9retie
er3euqt neroen fam, ais aluminium.
Na6 einem 8eri6t Der Wo6enz
f4rift nGngIifb Me6anic" bat fid
Mouurb babin ausgefpro6en, buB bu5
SeIium nod lei6ter, babel aber barter
unO observation-disclosures lei, oIs QCluz
minimum. NuBeroem rOitet eS nt6t II.
biirfte bo6er fir bic Inpenbung i'm
S6iffsbau, foipie fir Die 8erfertiz
gung BON 306ren unb audi i'm Giien<
babnbau BON erbebli6er 8ebeutung
tperoen. Negen ieiner 8iqigfeit eigz
net eS ii4 aud gan3 b%efonOerS CUR
8erfertigung bon &ohgei6irren, 3uz
mai IS Iei6t cine T90ne 8olitur IN
nimmt, in Der IS Dem Nidel 9leidt.
Seine 9idte beIduft fi6 auF 2,6, Die
6Grte 1T ni4t gang 10 bod, tpie bei'm
Giien, dber beoeutenber, ais bic bes
8Ieie8 unb uu9 be8 3infs.
Die Observation-Disclosures foG Iogdr
qr0Ber iein, aIs Bel Giien, naments
Ii4 gegen 3ug uno 0re6ung, benz
@tabl nber 1T Dus GeIium ni4t ebsrs
biirtig. G8 f6mil3t crit Bel 1900
@rdb. Rad berS6mel3ung i6rumPft
es ettpu8 Elm, aber MIR UNI einen 10
geringen 8etrdg, buB Elm 8ieBen in
5ormen ni4t unm0gli6 bIeibt. Die
Qrt, in Der Moqdrb Ii6 i'm uebriger
ii6er Die Sragpeite biefer Grftnoung
unO nod anberer GuBerte, bic er t6sila
i6on gema6t bat, tbeiIs binnen Sur
sem erreiht baden min, mo6t ni6t
gerabe Den Ginbrud, oGS o6 ieinen
4usfagen unbeOingte 8uperldIiigfeit
5u3utruuen pdre. Man pirb bd6er
du9 ii6er bic Gigeni6aften bes 5eliz
ums nod beitimmtere Na4ri6ten a6z
fpdrten miifTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
ga, aopf bo6 un0 ni6t ben M}utb

ga, 8Opf bod unO ni4t ben g3utR
perloren!!"
Seinen 3ureben geldng es enoltf,
ben qebrofenen Munn Elm ipentg dutz
8uri6ten unb inn 10 piel SRatfroft
ein3ufl0Ben, baB er ii4 enti6loB,
Slipper unper3iiglia uuf3uIu4en unO
nit inn gu reben. @ile mar brtn8e1o
ae6oten, Denn man rpuBte niht, o6 it4
Die 5tautsanpalti6aft ni4t 81
f6neuen MaBnu6men entf6loB, uno
fab Slipper erit einmal i'm Inter
Misunderstanding, bann mar es urz
mDgli9, p6ne 3eugen nit inn gu iPrez
6en.
Der 3entmeiiter bate 5i4 eben gum
Mus9e6en fertig gema6t, al5 Die 36iir
uufoerifen puroe unb Slipper in pDlz
Ter Q~ufregung bereinitiir3te, 0dS
6uur bling i6m Mir ms 8eiiht, ietn
4ntliB mar fail uno BON Qngit psrs
5errt, feline Nugen f@Iirrten rubeloS uno
tpdren blutunterldufsn.
rNun ans Wert." raunte Bieoez
mann Dem er6Iei6enDen RentmeiIte
gu unO 14li6 ii6, BON Dem Qnoeren
gar ni6t bea6tet, aus benz 3tmmer.
Slipper gebdrOete Ii6 ME elm I'm
iinniqer. Gr podte 8runolp am Irm
,t,N rii+tpI+p i'm hpftin
.Sie miifen mid retten!" ftteB er
babel 6erpOr. Sic miifen mid ret
ten, peer i9 ri6te AUDI Sic 81
8runos."
go - mas 1T benn 9ei6s6en?"
itummelte Der 3entmeiiter entieBt.
Slipper griff in ieineROttaIde unO
bru4te einen 3ettel gum 9orifein,
ben er Dem alien 9errn Dor Die 4ugen
belt.
HSnrtTpbunn fnI1+0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
0irhmqrftc.

g9icago, "a. QuguIt. - 3inb@
bieh: 6eutige 3ufu6r $4,000; DART
1Oc. Biz 15c. b06er; 9reiIe $1.50 Bis
$3.50. S6neine: 6eutige 3ufubr
$4,000, morgen $4,000; Marft Zoe.
Bis 15c. b0ber; 9reiIe S. bis $685..
@9afe: 6eutige 3ufu6r $4,000;
Mtartt itetig; Preiie-S9af $2.25
Bis $3.50, 2Gmmer $3.50 big $3.50.
@afQ~ibertn, ga, "a. 4ug.-
Rinbpieb: Murtt ftetig; preiIe $3.50
Big $3.50. S9neins: Murft le66aFt;
greiIe $500 biz $685.. 96ufe:
Wlarft Itstig; Preiie $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25

GountiIfetnffs, Soma. 2 GAGE.
Goncorb, 9.s6., 10 StuH0eH.
SsnDsr, GoloraOo. p cage.
Sstroit, g2ib., / 3ag.
@olpsSoR, 9sgsg, 2 Sage 3 StuTss1
Sarrig6uro, 10, 8 5tunotu.
6artforo, Connecticut, II Stunssl~
Indianapolis, Juo., / Tag.
Sadi0H, miififppi, 2 9agt.
SodioHoi1t, Tlorio1, l Sog.
aanioss6itD. Tlifouri, 2 gage.
2ittls Rod, griauias. / Tag l8 gtzEee&'
9Ouispins, Rp., l Sac 2 StuHotH.
9tempbis, Tenn, / Gag 5 GtuHotH.
WtObile. alabama, l5aa 8 Stuu0ta.
9Oriolf. gircinisu, u StuHoen.
9eirsCrleons, Ga, l GAG 10 StuHoen=
Staot RsiUs9ori, 5 Sturotn.
Omaha, 3sbragia, 2 9ads.
9ortlaHo, DIaiue, / 9uq.
9ortlanb, Oregon, 3 5aQt.
@biiuneIpbia, pa, 3 GtuuorG
9tttsburo, IA, II Stuuoeu.
9rooiotute, as. Is StuuosH.
RaleiGb, &c, Is Stuuosu.
Ct. 2ruis, MiFouri, l SAG s StuEBea.
q. @au!, DltuuGota, / 5ag Y 5tunSe&
San 6rdniisco. Sal, ! Rage IA StuEetE4
Sopttl, RaHias, 2 Edas.
V0iton, glof, ID 6tun0sa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
auf GrnnOei9entbnut.

Narleben AMI MDbefn uno anoerc
6i6ubsiten fir 6 9~ro3,ntAssHou mad BEN n,ueu
@ejtB; pripatim.
Riobter, s1r. 2IO, CfseertnstonsEtr.
8imm.r gr. 4, sganiaut=YuiGDiHo.'
Sn Ger Office rpire Seutfb stfprOdsn.
(Dlai20, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25

6al3fleiI6: pro 4funo, gauge
Gdultern, en8lii6 gei6nitten, &C.;
gon3 tur3e Rippen, &C.; Seitenz
ipef, Ole; gauge 2eibItiide, 10c.;
reo" S6ultern, &C.; @6inten, 15c.;
obne 5aut, 144c.; qtcnic, Sc;
rMeB"zS 6peinefIeii6 $17.0O pro
SAP; S6maI3-in 3iertes, gut raf>
finirt, SIC; in 6d1ern, SIC.
8dffee: Nottrungen Iinb, ME folgt:
auf Der Bats DON 54c. Bis sc. pro
PfunO fir Rio CIR. 7; Santos 74c.
big 113c.; Marucai6o 94::. Bis 124c.;
SABA 19c. bis 23c.; Mrtta 18c. Bis
19c.
ger0iteter aaffte:. 6. g. e., in ais
fen Zoe. Bis 1O.20c. pro 9funo;
in 8i4fer unb Sdden, reiner SABA,
32c. Biz 324c.; SABA unO Mofta, ges
miidt, 274c. Bis Csc. BRO 9funo; reiz
ner M~dracdibp. pc. Biz 221c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
B.

Bremen, E~tati5l1ro. Q Sage.
g NHDs anrcs, QrQcEttnteu. % 9as&
GnIiSttd, griti'h=1ucifH, 30 3agt.
Esmrrar1, gritiibzguiu1a, 16 3ses.
6oHg=85Ha, China, % Sags.
RiuqfOu, Samaita, 8 Sage.
9~issrDcUI, GnQlaup, 7 5age.
Eu)crH, SdBtil, 10 Scqe
etlnt Mcrifo, Btrito, s Tdsaf
glosIou, RubtarD, y 9uQs.
Banana, Der. etaatcn BON g~sioHSis. Z Gss&
Gdrts, GraHfrsih, g Sagt.
GuIbe, GaEaOo, 2 Taqe.
@io Be auHtiro, graFlitH, 25 9eeesl
Ror, StdIisH, 10 IaQt.
Ct. Sobns. 3tufurolruS. 4 saes.
ct Petersburg, &ublaue, y Tage.
6eOHtp, guFraIitn. 81 3aqs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
Giehfutters nnn gtrnhnreiIe.

5oIgenbe5 ItnO Die auf ben i~taatliz
den 8augen fir 9su, @tro6 u. I. III.
geitern er3ielten 9reiie;
q ~ Hide 9eupadge.
9eu.-3imotbp $40 bis $21, 9lees
ben SIT Bis $18 pro Some.
~StroA.-Dei8enItrob 81 big $12,
Roggenitrob $18 Bis $40 pro Some.
Muis-pro SAP $500.
Oefli9e 9eupaage.
9eu.-3imot6p $21 Bis 500, Rleus
beu $18 pro Some.
~Strob.-Nei3enitrob So, Goggenz
itrob $18 big $40 prD 8onne.
Mdis-prO SAB 1925.
Defli6e 6eupaage.
6eu.-Simot6p S21 big $22, &lees
BEN SIT Biz $18, gemii6tss $40 Bis
$50 pro Some.
Strob.- RoggenItro6 $18 bis $40,
8ei3enitrob 81 big $12 pro Some.
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@nItimnrer Effeftenb1rfs.
fir BEN rG,uti6tn Gorrtfporb,ntsn' out9
3. Nm. DtJootuOOrf & Co.

Cg:rj5t,t fiji BEN r2,utiatn GorrtfpouO,nt.r' out5
:. 8m. gt,oo,ubOri & Co.
Baltimore, ben "A. Quguit,
S. DnI. Miboenoorf &c So. bereds
ren fir 6rancs: 9antiers Sratten
uuf so Sage 5.192 (peniger 1i16),
auf Si6t 5.185, tuufmdnnii6e auf
ie653ig Sage 5.2OS bis 5.215.
8ei4smart ouf so Sage "a GIG.
@uIOen ulf so Sage 39J.
Sterling 8antier5 auf go Sage
Ash auF @i4t 1851, taufmGnni=
i6e 4.83 Bis 4.833.
@ertaufe auf Der bieIigsn GffettsHs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25

9dfer. 9eutl9e 0afer3ufuRr
1923 8uI6el; aus ben @lebdtoren SUI
riidge3ogen 1850 8uidel; glepatorenz
@orrat6 166,742 8ui6eI. @ertdufe;
1 Buggon gr, 8 tpeiBer 81 40.
6sutide Shlubrdte:
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BrnnufteuzWarft.


llntentebenbe prsiie be3ieben ii4
ouf ben Gngros : 9unOel; fir ben
3~Ieinban0el muB Elm entfpre4enoer
4uH9lag gema9t perOen.
Sdrm 8rpbutte.
2ebenbes 8efIiigel, pro pfunO:
iunge6i6ner lie. bis lit; dlte9iib=
ner 12c.; @nten Sc. Bis 12c.; 3auz
ben, pro 9aar zoe. biz 25c.
@ier, pro 9uBenO 18c. bis zoe.
Qepfel, pro SAB SOC. bis 85c.;
WafermeIonen, pro 9unOert $500
Bis $1,000; 9firii8e, pro 8orb 25t.
bis &c.; 9eioeIbeeren, pro Quart
&c. bis t.; Gantaloupe8, pro &or6
zoe. Bis &C.,; 6imbeererr, pro Sinner
zoe. Bis 25c.; Qnana5, PRO Grute
1925 Bis 1925; 8irnen, pro 8Or6
25c. Bis 75c.; 9amIons, PRO Serb
8Oc. big $1.25.
9emiiIe 8artoffeIn, pro SAB $1.50
bis $500; pro 8ui6eItifte SOC. Biz
65c.; 3pie6eln, pro 8uI6el 65c. bis
75c.; NeiBtobl, pro 9unOert $500
Bis $3.50; 8opffalat, pro 8uf6eItiite
30c. Bis 35c.; 3uderrii6en, pro 8iin=
Def 15c. Biz &C.; 5omotoes, prO &orb
25ce bis 4Oc.; CRIME 8obnen, pro 8uz
ideI SOC. bis &C.,; 9urten, pro 3orb
35c. bis Soc; Mais, pro 9ubeno Sc.
bis 15c.; Gurotten, pro 8inOel IL.
bis lie.
8rDtertes un0 Yrontfio=
Rcffinirter 3uder, pro 9fun0: 9ez
piirfe!t, 5.863c.; puI0eriiirt, 5.363c.;
STANDARD granuIirt, 5.263c.; fem
grunuIirt, 5.26!c.; GrapitaI, 5.263c.;
Columbia u, SOLE; 9elber, 4,55c.
bis 4.85c.
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Mnsriasn. -3n berfamien.
@irtbfhaften

grdtts. @abz, Grob=, 2om5auDs, 6utln=. 2sriues
ton=, 91Itimors=, Gaiteru=, G~aIosrts, Saaass, Cos
lumbjas, 9ono=, 6aaoOers. Collins. Waibinqtons,
@retmt=, Rortb=, GaQerz, oiebs6trubt; ale Sotas
litdt,n BON 800 ~auiipdrts iur salppns oper 9otels.
aqtSu!rdgeH 61 9alps9uiletne. t235-O
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Serlamgt int M%aaemeimen.
9eutI9es Irbeits : Na4Deiiung5=

NtNII uts NIUtIIs IIuWIDtII HISa-
Bureau,
Er. 2l9, eHose bdrps strab'. untsr Der gufFbt Der
,9tutibsn @ti:a;bait". Dieitnigtn. tpt.d. osut=
ibe SaHODsftr, Arbsitsr unD S;snitbotsn ;u be=
ia6'tpsu tpiniaen, iDOatn nd ptrionIib oor in
~traufirtsn yrieftn al BEN Hgentsn Der Gtitaiaoit,
Ssbsur 3. Wsbsr, gr. 2l9, eHos5bdrps
. frabe, ptnDen, ptIber unsnteeltlid ausfuuft era
tbfaen piro. gireau=6tuuosn Don / bis ) ubr.
Gcn28.lSl
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Qoifmarfensa gentursn.

@eriaisbue StaotlbeiIe, in tpef6sn
pOitzDertbIa6rn D~ertauft
u,tssr,. 6. g SOFT t0a'O''
gor'.ROaO Qurn,a ). eappinetsn.
gOrinasa0snus uHo 6oEriiORhrabs RoSrt G.
q, etras. HnO QratiuoOon.zosHu. asuss
StiHbonar.
Crauo,pins - ciram Rimbl..
8Ort.&usHus rno9 O5niOn=strabs - 81. 4. 6.
eaibt.
8 uno soua5setrass 6is5IaHo.oDu SAINTS
Crarq,piH, - g,ors, Gen.
gr o, uHionsgosHus (D0OO5srr5l - GIortna
8. Winiams.
eroaoDaa aHs galtimors.et g,oros :.
Hntr.ststion, q,nuisDoani,r ga5H' 9. 9.
Gamosr.s totisn. .guttimore.O BtO.gasn.s
g~rf0rbrrung ban Pofia8en.
Qd7qe Der trForbsrIi4sn 3sit CUR Grs
1ei1ung Der Derf4ieoenen Be
ftimmungsorte.
uutenTtebenb 1T bic uugsfdbrs 3sit
fir discriminating Der Poftiuden bon
benz galiimorsr poIt : 8arsan mas
ben bauptid4lidtn einbeimf4sn unO
auspdrtigsn StGoten per3.i4nst.
SnIdnb.
Etlunta, ga, l9 etuHosR.
Wnontit.Gitn, RS, 6 6tuHAen.
PropFlnH. 4.sQ., 6 Stnub,H.
gurliHstou. 9,rmont, II StuHSE&
Puffalo. R.s9., Is Stunb.n.
CAP. nan, RS, 6 StRHOsa-
GbarleAoH, 6.rG, l6 etunssH-
Gbioaqp, Sas.. / Gag.
Columbia. Sc. II Stunotr.
Cincinnati. Gbi0. 20 Stuubth
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2m nrrfnnfrnf

Cine tptriGpoae gdd,r,i. Joni, Srei @duitr uuo
elm Stla am 9elairIDtarft, $500 p,rtb; i,rntr
QftrOc uuo g0aeeu, iopie RuuOi6dft, arunpiinsz
freis qddsrei, gum 9uroains9reiis pOn $500. Ids
bert ausfunft miro trtbsiIt bel 8. s. Gujeda III
Qr. 92l-G23, 9orpzg0nO=Str. t237-J0l
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TIte Sett4anSe1 (GOr=rIpoHosnttHb
s0c. prO Sunhtrt, a. BADEN in Der Dffcc ass -EeHA
Der esrTeipsEesEteRa" GGltIHsEts 6tIa ERA Sea
SfRces HAGnMa-s
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T6Fe!
N6Kei

Y16e! RGFe!
suE S2eiis TN gustaHoe beisrgt tnHtIbalb "A Sturee9
Az beeeuteH6 btrGb8tiestem Brittle
@Duar &atRs,
GGhwshsgds SGltIIoItsS tTass gae BahSGIaessSsS-
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BnItinurer Warftheribte.

Baltimore, ben "A. Quguit.
WebI.-0ie heutige Me6l3ufu6r
belief ii9 uuf 1885 6dier, elm
f6lieBli6 1898 Safer gu Occult
4oint unb 1850 Safer 81 Canton.
8iItenDerfarot 26O 6Gfer. Die Roz
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@enn Sbr @elO leiben tuUlIt,
fommI lu mir. 8ai2e 2Gr!estn. qei5te 5dbiunI
oeu. Geri5nIsasnbsIT. SpRieue &rNi4tsruHsen
pi.ieu DtOuot fur aRlsibsA BON S. uno mtbr.
81 T. Srtmsr Rr. 10, RsrOa9atasetrab..
(Dtail6,l0
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Nuitionss Mnseigen.
Wlltl0lle
Tpplcr & Sbpmas, 9ishtsanfudIte,
War0lcno 3ruit=8uilOiug.
9tnmalt5.V crfauf
bss pert6poQen grunD5insfreten =
@YIK-. LALI:Tor,no4

bss lpert6poqen grunD5insfreten
S9la8tbauszg tablihement
0r. 10, StinfonSStr.,
0onnerItag, ben 81. 4uguit, 4 ubr
Nu6m.
grunohad ~uuqcfdbr 40 dub Bel un9cidbr 200
GuB.
Die 8cbduli6feacu beiebsu ats eirtm 0robcn
S8la6tbauis nit observation-disclosures 5au=
dtrbeng, Stall, eini6lieBli6 @aQcur,mii,n, 3bisrs
@ebdae etc. 4aes in guteur 3uituroc. Gbi9e Gins
laqtn fuo pltsntipreheno beausut ecbaut; Oas
Shla6tbaus III ponitdnDia nit moOcrntn Gampis
mai6intn -%periebcn.
ferucr:
tin i,ines QroBcg oreitofiacs 99obnbaus.
Wtqtn peitsrtr Giujelnbtittu febe Die pSUn"
pom Is, 49,, %, IS, 26., y. @uauIt.
GbdrIeg -. Enable,
@nipolt fir Den Giacntbiiucr.
G 6pnb 8rO5 4 Go,
23l47-0 Quttiondtortu
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gu p%erf1ufeu,

gu pfrfaufen:
getetn srantbejt cine erobe Rddtrei NIT @aus,
Gad3uiraotu bel 6. aubl & 5obu, &r .24. 5pedr's
98erits. (3I-9l
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&rrIangt.- Wi anner rn0 Gnaben

erIanet:
Gin outer 9dder als ~lrutite 3aro fir 9rdo. Na6z
j~uiraaan bti aOam Ctttrbein, Gr. 800, Gf.5ort=
2lOsHue. (&}8-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25

Wfdts.-Ste 6eutt9e Wfals5ufu9t
betrug 1924 8ui6eI; @erianOt bon
ben @IeDdtoren $3.50 8uIfel; GIepaz
torens8orratb 1880 8uf8eI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
9er Deatfde Correspondent.
9icmftas. ben 25. 0tmenft 1908.
Gin Yer6reGen?
Original Homan BON Irt9ur
3opp.

Original Romun bpn Irt5ur
3opp.
[aOrtitsunl)
Der Gentier faltete ben 8o9en pa
pier, uuf benz er Slippers Qttelt duss
geiteGt bate, unb reidte IS i9m, I'm
Die unterrebung 81 beenben. Shipper
faBte nit beftigem @rifF 5u; in plOB=
lifem GntI9lub a6er rib er oas 8ldtt
mitten bur9 uno mari Die Stiife Dem
alien 5errn putbentbrannt Dor Die
6iBe.
n9a baben9ie Sbren Wifd," i4rie
er. rSe : Sic alter Wfimmelz
grets!!"
Der 3entier Iprung bon ieinem
Stubl auf. 8eiOe Mdnnsr rpdren 10
erregt, baB fe ni9t bemertten, ME IN
bieI lem @ugen6lid Die 9biire auf9lng
unb 6errn !9offf9ilb's alte Wtrtb@
f6afterin iiber bic S4pe1e trat.
n9ie finb ia elm gang impertinenter
Meni9," iagte Der Rentier, u ebenz
fans bon Gntriiitung. $50 banten
Sic mir ulIo bufir, baB i4 i4re I'm
teri9lagung, bic nod INNER nt4t
gan5 gebsdt lit, ni4t CUR an3etge 9ez
bra4t, baB i9 Sic Dor benz 9efdn9z
nib bepa6rt babel 9indusi Sonit
I6ide i6 our poli5ei unO ldife Sic
per6aften, Sic - sic 9ieb!"
IS bate cine Setunoe lang ben
4nI6ein, ais tpolte ii4 Slipper auf
ben alien 9errn i|tiir3en uno itd an
inn tbdtli3 pergreifen. uno pieaetdt
mar es aud n1r Der In9itidret, ben
bic 8irt6i4afterin uusitieb, Der ben
Rentier DOR elmer MiB6unOlung Sci
tens bes piitbenOen Menf6en be-
pa6rte. Dis uber Slipper ben S6reI
S.1ALun 49,. So or
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24
Hard to Please.

As the outcome of the recent sur
yey, which gave to Williamsburg a
slice of territory supposed to belong
8 to Florence county, certain citizens
residing in our newly acquired area
want to be put back in Florence
county and have appealed to the
Governor to order IN election to the
end that their desire maybe graft
fled. It seems that these folk are
hard to satisfy. AS We understand
it williamsburg was willing to ac-
cept the Erwin survey, which placed
the boundary line at or near Cow
ards; but our Florence neighbors de-
manded third survey and now
sone of them are kicking about the
result of the very thing they asked
for. However, it will take some
time to comply with the legal for
malities before an election can be
ordered, and by then we doubt not
that the recalcitrants will be so
pleased with the grand old county of
Williamsburg that they would not
think of voting to go back toFlorence.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24
A Much Discussed Question.

In order to do justice to all and
show no partiality we have mp to this
time printed everything offered us
on the subject of the court house
fence. So many articles on this
subject came in this week that We
were forced to issue supplement,
which addition to our regular work
has thrown us one day late in issuing
the paper. We like to have the
views Of our friends on matters of
publicE interest when presented in
proper form, and the columns of
The RECORD are at their service at
all times. We think, however, that
the iron fence question has been
pretty thoroughly discussed and We
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24
PASSING ONE BY ONE.
Veteran n. X. Browder Answers the
Last Roll Call.

One by one, in swift succession
now, the old veterans are spreading
their tents on the silent hills of
eternity. Almost every week We
hear of another who has answered
the last roll call.
On Thursday morning, the "A inst,
at 1:3O o'clock, Veteran Henry X
Browder succumbed to stroke of
apoplexy at his home near Lanes.
He was stricken Monday about noon
ann never rallied from the attack.
Mr.. Browder was well known in
Williamsburg, where he was born
and raised. He was an enthusiastic
veteran, having served in Co. g.,
18th S. c. Regiment, and lost limb
in the service. His immediate sur
viying family consists of his wife and
ten children, also two brothers and
one sister.
The funeral will take place Friday
morning, at II o'clock, at the Nit
chum burying ground, near Lanes.
Rev G 7 Gresham, pastor of Lanes
Baptist church will conduct the SER
vices.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24
The New Era.

We take pleasure in welcoming on
our exchange'list the "New Era," a
Eve column quarto weekly newspaper
which made its bow to the public
over in Darlington last week. The
aNew Era" presents quite all attrac-
tive appearance both as to machan-
ical get up and news features.
The editors are Messrs E G Den
mis- and 7 j Drew, with Mr. A NJ
Brown as publisher.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24

Agnes Reepher contributes TO
the October LIppINcoTr'sa timely
and lively paper called "The
Tourist" Miss lseepller is now
abroad, and some of her woes as a
traveller are neatly hit off in her
inimitable way
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24

that the crops are being marketed
it is only just that We should have
what is due us. TO mail each de-
linquent subscriber a bill would
entail considerable expense III the
way of postage and stationery. So
please call and settle without fur
ther notice.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24

Cleverness is IA sort of genius
for instrumentalily. 1t is the
brain OF the hand.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24

ANY girl who marries to please
her folks usually gets the worst
Of it.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24

A nagging wife and ajaggius
husband make about the most
miserable combination We can con-
jure up.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU TAKING

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
simply lion and Quinine in tastelrSs
form. No cure, no pay: 50:'
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24
Men OF Oak

Timbers of oak keep the old
homestead standing through
the years. 1t pays to use the
right stuff.
Men of oak" are men in
rugged health, men whose
bodies are made of the sound
est materials.
Childhood is the time to lay
the foundation for a sturdy con-
stitution that will last for years.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
stuff.
SCOTS Emulsion stimulates
the growing powers of children,
helps them build a firm
foundation for a sturdy consti-
tuition.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists.
4O9-4I5 Pearl Street, New York;
SOC. and $l.OO; all druggists.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24

There is no killing to suspicion
that deceit has once begotten.
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24

1t is 4 good thing for some OF US
that the world does not treat all
men as they deserve TO he treat
ed.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 90, 1908
Come Forward

And settle, with us for u
your subscription, We have
waited patiently on many
who are in arrears and Low
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24

The character that needs law to
mend it is hardly worth tiukering.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-24

Many a man wins The approval
of his conscience by carefully
training his conscience.