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did stand the Carter Carter, after
wards Hurlburt, afterwards Pixley,
afterwards Lane and Buher hotel,
mentioned above, we come, half mile
below, to the rustic, tasty, homelike
cottage of John T. Burr and daughters,
set in the ledge and natures's grove
just above the Wilson hotel. Mr. Burr
chose this location as the gem to him
of sites about the Lake, and his ener-
gieS and purse we're used literally till
he had summer house and boat and
bath houses below just to his liking.
where he has passed several seasons
most pleasantly with but one apparent
shadow to cross the threshold. the
death of his loved wife 10 years ago.
Mr. Burr would refuse many thousands
for his interests here, which was but a
rocky ledge Is years ago.
Next we arrive at the Wilson house
| which can accommodate 100 guests, all
built by the exertion and energy and
money of it's owner and proprietor, j.
B. Wilson, who came here 80 years
ago with limited means but now has
SIC, 900 here, nearly as much more in
| New Milford, and house in Bridge
port which brings him yearly hand
some revenue. Mr. Wilson has proved
one of our most successful self-made
men, native Of EaSton.
To get a full idea of all these i'm
provementS and the wealth that has
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tive cottage Of II. J. BlakeSley. the
progenitor of the fish hatchery, which
last week received the admiration and
hearty appreciation Of the fish COM
miSsOners of the sta te, and Mr. Blake
sley was here with his wife to meet
them. Mr. Blake s!ey has dropped sew
eral Thousand dollars the past five years
for the improvement of Lake Wara-
maug, especially the fishing. Next to
Mr. Blakesley s is the handsome cottage
and elegant grounds and tasty barn of
Hon G. NJ. Breinig of New Milford,
including the finest boathouse on the
beach. We will not stop too long in
detail. Mr. Breinig's property is among
the most improved. He has refused
$1,000 for the same and we are unable
to state what value he places upon it..
Adjoining him is the cottage of the
Boardman sisters of New Milford and
| that of Hon II. S. Mygatt, who pur-
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standing which easily accommodates
25 with conveniences for fishing, Lath-
ing, ETC., and d good barn to accOmlno-
date several horses. Near MIR Morgan S
is Hon Nicholas Staub'> reservoir
which was built three YEAR, ago III an
expense of $500 with water pern:Is.cn'
and sufficient TO supply p houses with
an altitude which will enable him to
send it in pipes across the Lake and
there furnish every room in a three
story structure with the same. Adj
joining aud below this reservoir arc
some Of the finest building sites auuu:
the Lake, recently purchased ant
some of them improved by Mr. Staut.
On one nearest the Lake he has erect
ed a handsome cottage and convenient
barn and is at present Occupying the.
cottage. Mr. Staub has changed the
public highway SO that the drive
around the Lake is made easier and
in various ways he is working for the
Improvement and better appearance OF
Lake Waramaug.
Below hi; cottage is Lazy Lodge"
he property CT Mrs slack, of New
Milford. This cottage is among the
oldest of the new ones about the Lake
and has hot been greatly added to or
improved since it was erected by Mrs
Black s late husband. 1t is II delight
FIJI summer retreat and is kept open
much Of the time from June to Octo-
Der ....
:. Passing the large 30 acre meadow
lately acquired by Hon II. S. Mygatt
of New Milford we arrive at F. A.
Mason's improved real estate, II acres
on which he expended hundreds OF
dollars five years ago in drainage, cul-
tivation, etc, but is not yet quite
ready to put up the mansion he in
tended to when he purchased it, for
his business took him West far as Cal
ifornia and he has never found time to
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come back. The value of his property
has quadrupled since he bought it.
Next we come to the unique cottage
of N. W. Bishop of Bridgeport and al
so the one erected this year for DR.
Symlie Of New York City, both placed
just where the owners most desired on
a high hill but with a magnificent
miles and both furnished with tasty
boat houses on the shore of the Lake,
that of DR. Snylie especially so with
it's bright coat of paint and with roof
convenient on summer evenings to
seat 20 and enjoy looking at the craft
and travel ION land or sea-"
Next comes Loomarwick, the home
of Ex-Representative Brown, and
wife and daughter. The hotel in sum-
mer can conveniently accommodate
Is to 80 guests, was erected about 30
years ago by Judge Loomis, Egbert
Marsh and Mr. Bostwick, tinan-
cial stars then of Bridgeport, to
which has been added since many
rooms and conveniences, making it
among the model summer hotels,
that is filled even in the barn and
other outbuildingS every ''good old
summer time'' The value of this
property is up among the thousands,
which IS years ago could he counted
among the hundreds, almost on the
fingers Of his hand.
Next east of LUomarWick is the pleas
ant, convenient cottage Of James W.
Mooney of Brooklyn, who has expended
perhaps $4,000 to make the house and
grounds more comfortable and attrac-
tive, but who would refuse, we are
told, more than double it has cost him
to let it slip from his possession. We
hope he will stay many years to enjoy
the benefit Of the same.
Next to Mr. Moneys is the attrac-
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but at the time projected they were
most bitterly opposed, most bitterly
because Hitchcock was in it. Almost
every highway we enjoy to-day which
has been laid out in 40 years hasebeen
sued for, tried for hard through the
courts before the petitions were grant,
ed, but almost invariably when sued
for, have been granted. The highway
at what is called the head of the
Lake, by Holy Spring, connecting the
roads on the border of each side Of the
lake, was not laid till in the year 1885,
not 20 years ago. That was sued for,
and trial commenced before the town
of Kent weakened and consented to
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Spring, which is set back a few rods
from the west border of the lake aud
nearer still to the new connecting link
of highway which binds the two lake
of this name, Holy Spring, We cannot
vouch for but we have been informed
that Is years ago a grandsire Of the
writer was accustomed on pleasant
Sundays to take stroll from his home
over hill to this spring, mile away.
and always slaked his thirst from the
waters of this delicious spring. Hence
these Sunday visits gained for the
spring it's present title.
The property on this west end Of the
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAKE
WARAMAUG

DURING THE PAST FORTY YEARS.
Forty years ago around Lake Wara-
maug was not "hOwling wilderness, "
but the lake was nestled among hills
which resOundcd with far less noise
and merriment than at the present
day. The only public highway near
it's shores, which is used now, is the
highway on the east side, running
from foot of lake to Warren line.
The highway on the west and south
side was laid out about 40 years ago.
Then for years after the only house on
that side was at Cheerie Point, small
hotel conducted for several years by
Isaac Smith and owned by George c.
Hitchcock, afterwards by Charles Car
ter, then by G. II. IIurlburt, Lane &
Buher, and finally came into the pos.
session of Hon II. s. Mygatt of New
Milford, who had it torn down in 1901
We remember well what struggle
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Its still mirror On the east the Pinnacle the
It's erect figure clothed half way up with the Forest it's rocky
outline from the lake projected against the sky From
It's base the lake turns away westward with wide sweep,
shores gracefully nened with little and crowned with
green farms Rolling Hills Sugar Loaf and others fill the
western distance ard through their misty valleys
water the setting sends the glory The
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-08-21

outlet Of the lake from the southern end and pou foam
ing through valley from which the hills
either side steepy The mills and shops that line this
stream and its water power and the rugged farms that
climb the hlde the village of New Preston that
still nestled in the safe secuon Of woods and
much of its old character of isolation from the world
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-08-21

BY the aid of the The BEE gives its readers good
idea of the attractions of of Conneccuts popular
Resorts Lake Waramaug What the attractions of this
section If eaxations conventional life release from
changing ones clothes four five times day. if living little
closer to natures heart appeals the body and soul tired and
from the of life for the balance Of the
then ideal spot could be selected than Lake Wara
How better could be summed than in the words
of that eminent man. the late DIR Bushnell:
The scenery Of New Preston abounds in lovely pictures
of these Lake Waamaug the center This body of crystal
line water winds like around its hy Shores which
the southern end rise and peer their woody shadows in
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Nn 6as Ynblitnlll.

Die r5rete 8reRe" bat itber 400
etablirte Neenturen inn Stoate, piro
an iiber 700 &Ditofficen rerianot, uno
bat cine eroRe 8erbreitnne in Der
0abbarz 8epubtit Merito, i'm Snoia-
ner= =Territorium uno Oflaboma.
Sbr @irfulatiDns=@ebiet in 9eras
erftredt fib BON @alpeiton Bic binauf
nab Denliun, oun Mariball i'm Often
Bis nah 81 Asalu IN: fernen @eiten;
es idlieBt ielbftoerftdnbfidJ nit be-
ionhers sablreiben 9eiern bas bi1t=
befiebelte W;ttel= =9eras u,lb ben Sib=
tpeiten ein.
3ipet Heifenbe iino beftdnoig, iabr=
elm, jabraus i'm SntereHe bes 8latz
tes nnterwess uno fiibren oemielben
i'm gerein NIT unieren riibrigen 4D=
fal : Ngerten fDrttpdbreno mere 2ez
fer su.
Sn Nnbttrdht bieier 9batiaben lit
Die nSreie Breiie", tpO es fib baru1it
banoelt, Die beutfbe 8ep1lferuns gu
erreihen, bas bette gtnseiae Wses
blum im staate geras.
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gett iiber so s,abreu

WV ssS&$ w pvN9&N0
idpn tpuroe Wtrs. 0inslpm's @po.
thing 5prup uDn WiilIipnen uUr
Wfiittern beirn 8abnen Der &inber
angetuenoet. Wirit Du i'm Ghlafe
6urb bas Sbreien zines &inoes ge.
it0rt, oas i'm 8abnen 1T unb nor
5bmeraen neint? Wern 10, laiie
iofort cine Slaibe bon ,Wrs.
@inslops SuDtbing Gsprup" bDlen.
Sein Wertb iit unbesablbar. Sc
tpiro benz tleineu 2eibenoen lpfort
9in6erune oeribaffen. 8erlaBt eud
oarauf, Miitter, es lit tein 8peiiel
6ariiber. Sc beilt DiarrbDe. re9us
lirt ben Wagen uno Die Nieren, be-
leitigt 8inb &Dlit, ertpeibt Den
@aumen, nerbinoert Gntaiinbune
unb itdrtt bas ganse Spitem. uWers:
WinslDpS Soothing Sprup" fir sabs
nenoe &inoer ift aneenebm i'm Sc.
ibmad; oaS &ecept ftantntt BON
einem Der beten tpeibliben Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T bel allen
9ruagiiten in Der gansen gBelt au
huben. 8reis Is Gents per sslaIbes
&auit nibts anberes, als Wrs.
Winslops Snothina.S
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
TO Denison, from Marshall to FL
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
seribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the 'sFREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
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gs beiteben feine nG9eren Be5iebuneen
5iptf9en jenem 8ruHned unb Dir?"
SD perbe Dir auf bieIe Sraee ni9t
antporten. 2aB uits Iieber perftdnbis
unb pffen mttetnanber reben. Sd babe
Sid in metren 8riefen pieberbplt in@
fGnbie sebeten, mir no9 ein paar Mao@
nate 3eit gu eeipdbren. Ou aber buit
mir Die Grfullung biefer 8itte NIT brus
taller Sdroffbeit perneigert. l1nb bd
es mir einfa6 unmOelid mar, iebt
Deinen 0erlangen au entfpre6en.
babe i6 mid eben erttidtoFen, meine
5rei6eit Bis auf's MeIberfte 5u bers
tbeibtgen. 8iellei9t mar es eine tb0z
ridte S6pdde, boB id burd meine
Sludt alien peinli9en @rDrterungen
unb @rfldrunsen aug benz Weee eeben
ipollte. llnb es mag tpobl am beiten
fem, baB es ieBt CUR 8tarbeit sipifden
uns tomnt-ein fir allenal.- -Mber
mir bebiirfen baau feiner sbeater=
Gffefte, 9ait Du Bis gu btefen1 Sage
obne mid leben fonnen, pirb es Dir
aud fernerbiit ni9t unrnDglia ietn.
ltnb na9 allenl, nas 3fpif9en ufls gez
1deben tit, mare es eerabe3u einfdltig,
penn Su Did mir gegeniiber auf bas
beymeintlide He9t berufen ipollteit,
bas Dir meme ltnerfabrenbeit unb
2eidtgldubiefeit etnft iibsr mid ge=
eeben."
rgtft On gu @nbe2 0u perlansIt
alfo bon mir ni9ts ipeiter, als baB id
Did freisebe unb Dir seitatte, NIT
ienem 9rnnned Su seben, tpobin es Dir
sefdllt2"
n2aB i'm aus benz Sptel! Sd babe
mild bisber niemals I'm ben @ebrau9
gefiimmert, ben Du bon Oeiner syrei~
heit eemadt baben masf, pesbalb alfo
folIte i9 Dir Re9enfhaft bariiber gee
ben, tpas ih nit Der meinigen an5us
f1nnen nebenfe2"
fEnrtiesuna fDtot.a
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2iterariSde gpielerei.

Nnfniipfeno an bic befannte GrDrs
teruna iiber ben r<lolen Gpman gibt
iebt Saul b. SbDntban einige BON
ibm berriibrenoe literarii1e Gpiele=
reien gum Beiten. gr bat u. a. ben
@eriuh 9emabt. in elmer mebrere
Drudieiten unlfalIenben @ei1i6te
in iebem @urt Elm .ei nortpnlnen
gu laiien, uno amas tpie fulet:
6einrib beiratete 8einbiloe. elm
reiaenoes, feinesmees geiftlDles
Weibben. Gin eintrdcbtiges, bette
res Daiein pereinte beioe; freilib.
eine @ieentiimlihfeit ieines &leinpos
bereitete 6einrib einiaemale 9ebeine
2eiben. Cine aufreibenoe giier-
iuht, peiniate &einbilben. cine unz
beiluulle. unbe9reiflibe 8meifelludt.
@ines @barfreitaas leiitete Geinbiloe
beim Schumacher ausnabmsmeiIe
Beiitano; Seinribs 5hreibtiib be-
reitete cine aeitraubenoe Arbeit, allers
lei 3leiniefeiten erbeilbten einlid=
tige. beinabe fleinllhe, tpeiblibe
Sorelamfeit. Gin leiier Nufidrei!
&einbilbe itreifte bein Mbleifen einer
3eiite elm Breias8eraeibnis feiner
@uloarbeitermaren. @inige leihte
Observation-Disclosures bel: Sin
goeliteinmeoai uitp.
Sn elmer anoeren grsdblune bat
IS. b. SbDntban - BON BronDmen,
Irtitel II. bgl. abgeieben --nur
6remblpDrte beniibt. Ct fiibrt fol-
genoes BruditIf oarous an:
No.. @inige Momente ipater be-
trat Der Bicez 3Dnlul elmer .DuooeS=
&epublit bas BouoDir, inoem ct,
trDb leines gmbunpoints, einiae
elaitilbe BaS forcierte. gr mar elm
eleganter 8iueur nno batte, obtppl
faftiih nlr elm fummersieller Bar>
penu. Die Imbitiun, iid1 als &a=
palier su eerieren; babel poiierte er
fiir ben munifiaenten Wdcen unb
oiscreten HrDtectDr talentierter gpns
iernatoriitinnen unb ininorenner
&unftnopiaen aus Der bpreograpbi=
iben Branbe. NuBerbem tpar er
enra9ierter Nmateur Bbotograpb
uno Iurf 9abitue; Iein Wetier tpar
Der @ultuS Der @alanterie, uno niht
nur cine ipesielIe Gateaorie Der
tpeiblihen beau MONDE nahte
ihm Gpancen, man bofierte ibm
AUDI in Der falbionablen Gpbdre
oes 6igblife, in Der er Die BDiitiDn
zines enfant gate ulurpiert batte.
@r itanb i'm &enommee, itets einen
galemboura pber Elm fripules 8ons
mot bereit su babeu. Sein @rtes
rieur mar prononcirt paroeniibaft,
feline 9oilette "a quatre eping-
les" er trug elm Iein Saarman=
CO cahierenoes, araurnetiertes uns
oirtups iutitirtes Goupet uno Bart
cptelettes bon iuipeeter gouleur,
itets cine @aroenie i'm Smofing, elm
giearettensgtui NIT elmer picanten
@matlIesWalerei i'm Baletut, uno
@au be 2aoanoe mar lein sSapurits
Barfiim. lgtab elmer einlaoenoen
@eite Nlicens plasierte er lih nom
balant auf einem Bouf oor Der @rter.
Baluitrabe uitu."
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Summer : Preiie

fir unier 8interbUls uno Spblen
EelepbDnirt fir uniere Breiie.
Carr BDDo & Goal CD.
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Die xoses=gtrate.

Cine &leinigfeit fiibrt oft ben Tob
berbei. Sd)on oft mar oer 9uo Die
Strafe fir Die Bernahldiiieune tlei=
ner unbeoeutenoer heiner &iIie,
Sdnittmunoen poer @eIhpiire.
8Driihtige 2eute baben besbalb i'm.
ner Budlens Grnita Solbe i'm
6auie. Sc lit Die bette Salbe auf
groen, oeun iie perbinoert ieoen lul=
den erniten ausaana, tpenn es lid
UNI Branos Doer Sbnittpunoen, @es
i6piiren Doer S6morrbpiben bans
belt. 3ur % @ts. in ben Gpotbefen
BON 8. Ralteper & Son uno @oplpb
9reiB.
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uno Der Muferleaung einer idbrliben
Steuer nDn 5tpei Gents auf ie bun=
oerl Dollars CUR ebentuellen Deduna
Der Soften ber Neeutiirung Der be-
treffenoen 8pnos uno Der 3inssab=
lung barauf. iotpie Der 8DriDrge fir
einen Gmortilati0nS<s sur gins
lDlune berielben betn1 GdlIiauerben,
befiirmurten la1o unteritlben. iolIen
auf ibren Stlmmsettefn Die @orte
auf5umeilen baben: uTiir Die Bomb
Nusaabe", uno Nae, melbe baeegen
iino, Die BDrte: r@egen Die gDno=
Nusaabe
Die Nrt uno @eile Der Nbhaltuna
belagter Nbitimmung fpu ben Staats=
geleben fiir allaemei1e 8ablen ent=
ipreden, abgeieben BON ben bierin
feitaeIebten anoerneitigen 8eitintz
mungen.
Gum 8eugniB bierpDn beifolgeno
bas Siegel uno Die llnteribrift Der
ShulaufiihtsbebDroe:
San Nntoniu, ben 10. Gue. 1903.
sEAI Sir ben sdulrat:
s. u. Gbapa, ". @pgsan,
Setretdr. Brdfioent.
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3it perfamfett.

300 Gfer gutes nit Nalb beftanz
oenes 2anb, alles nit 9rabtfens,
bier Weilen 6itlih BON Salletsnine,
2aoaca gountp. seiner idbparser
uno Ihparsianoiaer 8poen. 5iinTsig
Nfer in &ultur. Gutter 8runnen
unb GROCER .Eant" 6aus NIT brei
3immern. Breis SIG per ader.
8eoinauneen leidt. Gin Drittel
baar, &eFt nab 8elieben bes 8Gu.
fers. Wan penoe iih an
>. w. RagSdale,
HALLETSvTLLE. TEXAS.
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sarbbeit fann n,d,t segeilt ,perDen

our lofale Mppltaionen. neil iie ben tranten Sell
oes 0bres nidt errefen f6nnen. Gs giebt nur ei=
fOniiluiiouee Ssiinittsi. Saub6eit wiro burtb eis
neu entSiit6eteH 3uitaub Der i9feimigen 4ustlei=
onn9 Der Guftatbilhen Gobre peruriatbt. Menn
oiele R6bre i6 en5iinOet, babt ibr einen rpelnoen
Son o0er itlipolfommenes 8eb6r; ilnb wenn ie gang
geihloien it, erfogt Saubbeit, nb ipenn Die @nt-
Sioung nitb 9eboben unb bieie &6bre pieoer in ib=
ren geb6raen 3ufano perebt iperoen tanu, piro oas
8eb6r fir INNER aerf6rt merben; neilu sSde irter
5ebn ueroen burf Satarrb beruriaht, uelder nifts
als Elm entsinoeter 3uftano Der ihleimiaen Ober=
Hidden lit.
9Bir pplleu einbunbert 8olars fir jeben (ourh
aatarrb peruria6ten) Sal BON Saubbeit geben, ben
mir ni4t bnr6 Ginnebmen bon 6a1l's az
tarrb Rnr blilen t6nnen. GaBt Gud um=
ionh @irriilare fenlmen.
s. 5. Gbeuep g. 60, Soleoo, Ohio
ss- gertauft BON alien Ipotbeterf, Breis IS
@ents Die Glai6e.
6aas' fSamilien= 9i[sn dno bic behsE.
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Seine Dual fOmutt Der ourh 8beu=
mutismus oeruriabten gleif. Ourd
ben @ebrau6 BON @imer & 2lmenos
0iecept Sfo. 1851 miro Ipfort 9ins
oerune aeldaffen. g. S. 8 1mibt,
6ouitpn, 3eras, Saent,
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Sbren l08. @eburtstae Ieierte
Die Wlutter oes Qebrers Befer in
a0linreiiiGs Binnebera. Srau 8eder
lit, iDmeit befannt. Die dlteite Ser
ion in 9eutihlano; lie ftammt aus
&enosburg unb tu0bnt in @oslar.
Die Subilarin erfreut lib nod per=
baltnismdBia grDBer tDrperlider uno
aeiitiaer Niiltlafeit.
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Nus Darnnitaot miro eeibrie-
ben, Der @roBberaoe grnit 2uopig
BON 6eiien beab1ibtiete, iib nit Der
Brin5eiiiu 9enia BON Wtontenegro,
Der am 10. Ipril 1881 eebOrenen
stueitjiingiten Tuhter oes montenez
ariniiben Siiritenpaares, gu perbeis
raten. Brinael1in aenia lit bas
iiebente Der neun Ginoer bes sSiiritea
geifolaus uno Der yiirltin Milena.
@roBber5oa @rnit 9uomia BON 6ei=
len bate fib 1894 nit Der oarnals
aht5ebnidbrigen Brinaellin Biftpria
uon Sahien goburg @otba per=
mdblt, bod purbe bieie @be nab
flint Sabren tpieoer aufgelDf.
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Wlacbt idmeIl eim Gmoe bamit!

Oft bort man Die 2eute ibper
iammern uno flaeen iiber unertrdes
libe S6nlersen, naboem Iie lelblt
ibren Srganen gu piel sueelttntet boz
ben. &iifenlhmeraen, Shniuoel=
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The Elbert County tribune., 1903-08-27
BIG LEAD COMBINE &.
HAS NEW PROCESS

New York, Aug. 22-Details of the
United Lead Company, which has been
organized with a capital stock of s2T,-
100000, of which s12.OO0,0O0 will be in
bonds and the remainder in common
stock. were given out to-day.
interests Identified with the Ameri-
can Smelling & Refining Company
have agreed to guarantee the bonds. It
is said, and a syndicate is to take So
100000 of bonds at so, to provide ready
cash.
The company has bought about
twelve lead manufacturing plants. in
Guiding the Chadwick Boston Company
of Boston, the Merrell Lead Company
of st. Louis. the American Shot & Lead
Company Of Chicago, the Union Lead
& Oil Company of Brooklyn. Raymond
Lead Company of Chicago, the Gibson
Douglall Company of Buffalo. the Hoyt
Metal Company of s.. Louis. Raymond
& Blaekford Company of Chicago. the
Pitcher Lead Company of Joplin and,
1t is understood. Latham Bros. of New
York and Philadelphia will join.
The new concern will begin opera
tions next Monday. Guy Major. for
merly mayor OF Toledo, and Thomas f.
Ryan of the Ryan Widener- Elkins syn
dicate, were the principals in the pro-
motion of the United Lead Company.
Those who are In position to dis
cuss the affairs of the new concern de-
clared to-day that the company has
agents in every lead center in the coun-
try. with the ultimate view Of purchas-
ing whatever plants they can. Within
six months. they say. the United Lead
Company will control all the leading
plants in the country.
For the past three months the pro
moters of the United Lead Company
have been experimenting in Brooklyn
with process to produce lead that will
revolutionize the industry. The expert
ments 1t was said to-day. have proved
entirely satisfactory to the promoters.