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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12

The Canning Fac w enterprise
being promoted here | j Nance
of Republic, Mo. is progressing nice
II. and it seems altogether prohabl.
that the Factory will be ready te
handle next years crop. Farmers
about town, recognizing the adyan
tages to them, are taking stock quit,
Literally.
N The TIMES acknowledges a cal
this week from Hon. Robt. l.. Rog
ers, of Van Buren,, present prosecut
ing attorney of the 18th district and
candidate for attorney general of the
state. He stands high in his section
as a lawyer, and by his genial quail.
tiles made many friends during his
sh ort stay here.
Jas. Collins, a railroad hand,
was found dead last week, half way
between the Omaha railroad camps
and the state-line saloon. His muir
derers had made an attempt to burn
the body, but failing in this, had
covered it with brush. The case is
being investigated by local authori-
ties who have good clues to the MUIR
derer.
1 "A petition has been presented to
the council asking for the eonstruc-
ton of a sidewalk north from the
square past the residences of W. F..
Pace, Jno. A. Bunch, a. ]. Walters,
Lex Walters and ]. P. Clendenin to
She corporation line. In case this is
acted upon favorably the property
Owners will furnish the material and
the town build the walk.
| IS. ]. Owen, recently from Lewis
vile, Ark, has decided to make Har-
rison his future home, and has pur-
chased the Barnes-Ritz Livery Stable
and the residence of ]. B. Morris a
block and half north of the square.
He also purchased from Mr.. Morris
a fruit farm of forty acres east of
town. Mr.. Owen is evidently a
wide-awake business man, and we
are glad to add him to our citizen
ship
Money is a good thing and serv-
es many useful purposes, 1t is quite
impossible to accomplish much with
out it, but the fact remains that the
most desirable possessions in this
world cannot be bought and sold.
They are not objects of barter, and
money is therefore of no avail in Sc
curing them. This being true it is
very clear that the end and aim of
existence is not getting money or
its equivalent.
We bought one Albums, Dolls,
Work Boxes, Toilet Cases, Fancy
Goods and Ink Stands in Job Lots and
will sell them at what our competitors
paid for theirs and make money. Not
soiled one in the entire lot.
Watkins & Coffman.
Bunch & Mexican have a choice
selection of mineral and agricultural
lands. If you are interested don't fail
to write them for particulars.
There were 300 American tour
lists in Switzerland last summer.
A stiff upper lip has enabled many
a man to support his family.
Canada produced over 81, 900, 900
worth Of pig iron last year.
nss gffs4 sss1sE,,,, sas.ss..s=A lie,
would be too lazy to turn.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12
MINING NOTES.

Recently produced concentrates al
the Beulah mine have been assayinp
&C per cent,
\ w. S. Allen says he has quarried
out of the Panther creek mine for the
Worlds Fair exhibit a single chunk
of ore weighing over a ton and a
half.
1t is understood that the Denison
mine and mill, four miles east Of
Harrison, is about to go into the
hands of a company which will push
t for all it is worth.
John Cooper, a Marion county
miner, was killed recently by stick
of dynamite which he thawed out.
Two of his sons and two other
young men were injured.
So rich is the stuff being handled
at the Morning Star now that
twelve filled ore cars run into the
mill last Saturday produced three
tons ofjack concentrates.
The Silver Hollow people hope to
have their mill running by the first
of the year. One of the recent dis
(eoveries in the upper run is a heavy
body of rich carbonate of a lavender
color.
Officers of the North Arkansas
Mining & Investment Co., who Wis
tied the Maumee mines in Searcy
county last week, were pleased with
the progress being made on that
property, and decided to push the
erection of the concentrating mill in
the early spring.
c. Irving Page, of Rochester, N. Y.
who visited our zine fields three
years ago and became interested in
its development, spent the week here
with his friend Col. Thos. Helm, of
the Ozark and Texas Land Co., and
left yesterday for tour of the Dodd
City district. He expects to devote
much of his time in the future to de-
velopment work in this section.
w. 7. Miller, who has been direct
ing the work at the new lola con-
centrating mill, near Dodd City,
went to Joplin this week for short
visit with his family while the saw
mills catch up with the demand for
lumber He says the lumber short
age has delayed the work consider
ably; but thinks the mine is in shape
to furnish the ore as fast as the mill
will be able to use it when once star
ted.
The mining industry, notwith-
standing the apparent slack at the
present time, has never been so pros
porous, nor the outlook for the flu
ture so bright as it is, just now.
Nearly all the mills in the county are
running on full. time, and those that
have shut down, have done so only
temporarily in order to make needed
repairs or for other good reasons,
Other mills are In course of eonstruc-
ton, and yet others are planned,
Many good prospects are rapidly de
veloping into mines, and the assur-
ance OF the early completion of the
railroad, coupled with gathering
prospect of at least two more roads
lthrai1xl, aha ees..s.4s. IN. the
future. al conspIfe 20 the sffdati0n.
l-Dodd City Enterprise.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12
LOCAL

Look up the Holiday adv ertise-
mcnts. They are good reading.
Several of our Nurserymen iiav}
had recent shipments Of trees trozenl
"A man neaver realizes how many
people are out for the dough until he
casts his bread upon the water.
II Two new billiard tables arrived
this week for the rooms of Brown &
Ecowdrey, near the Southern Hotel.
We al have a weakness. The
whole world is one great lunatic
asylum and every person living is
more or less insane.
There are lot of tatlers i'll this
city who remind us of the water
newt, which when its tail is cut off
proceeds to grow another.
| 1.-The Boone County Teachers AS
spciation met at Valley Springs yes
| tkrday and continues in session to-
day, A good attendance is reported.
Parents do not visit the public
schools near enough, We dare say
that you have never been inside the
school where your child attends.
Our town council has passed an
ordinance prohibiting the shooting
of fre-crackers or other explosives
ON the streets, The fins is from one
to ten dollars.
REV. Bearden will preach at the
M. E. S. church tomorrow at II a..
m. and 7 p. m. Morning subject:=
"Isaiah's Vision" Evening; THE
Gospel of Christ
The engagement of the Spoonef
Dramatic Co. here last week proved
a profitable one for the company
and our theatre goers were web
pleased with the entertainments. l
The Ladies of the Baptist Church
entertained their friends in elegant
style at Bazaar and supper Thurs
day evening and added neat sum
to the church funds from the pro-
ceeds.
DIR. Burgman, the German
adventist who proposes to build a
SIS, 1000 sanitarium at the new sta
tion near Keener, was here again
this week. She says an adventist
colony will be located there.
N-Six hundred children are given
away every year in Chicago. They
are given away by parents too poor
to keep them-given away that they
may have the care and comforts
they could not have at home.
EOur Public School will continue
until the Wednesday before Christ
mas and then close until the. first
Monday in January in order that
the teachers may attend the state
teachers association which meets |
at Little Rock on the Goth.
THE Grocery Store of Sigmon & |
Son was sold this week to c. w.
Caps. son of Scott Capps, Of Elm
Wood; and the Butcher shop 70 /
Luther IN Of ssefi1 Eoff
Esr-4llvJs ssl---s u " !
proprietors until the end Of the year. |
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12
Holiday Goods.

The Prescription Drug Store, on the
west side of the square, expecting a
larger Holiday trade, has bought, is
receiving, and will be for the next two
weeks goods comprising things useful,
ornamental, as well as souvenirs suit
able for Holiday presents. We will
have our stock all in and opened up
by December 10th and cordially invite
all in to examine before they buy else
where. Remember the sooner after
stocks are opened up the better chance
you have to get what you want, and
don't forget where we are. The Pre-
scription Drug Store, west side square.
W. II. CLARK, Proprietor.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12

A western teacher instructing a
class in composition, said: DO not
attempt any fights of fancy; be your
selves and write what is in you.
The following day a bright pupil
handed in the following: I'VE
should not attempt any flites Of
fancy, rite what is inn Inme there
is my stomach, lungs. heart, liver,
two apples, one piece Of mince pie,
three sticks of candy, hull lot of
peanuts and my dinner
The foolish woman who thinks,
she can win her way in society tiIhi
'-.....sss would know bette
had any brains.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12
AN KNTIDOTE
FOR DECEMBER WORRY.
Buy Your xmaslcifts EarIy-It Pays.

1t is satisfaction to have the worry of selection
over and guard against and delays. My stock
Will be complete in ample time for you to make your
selection early and have the purchase laid aside,
you don't care to have delivered once also give me time
to do the engraving nicely articles as YOU may wish
My stock for this will be better and more complete
than ever before which will include the newest things in the
Jewellery, Watches, Cut Glass, Siverware Bric-a-
brac, ETC., which will make nice and useful presents
for every one. The sweet baby, loving old gentle
man. brother, sister, sweetheart and friends
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12
Teachers Examination.

Nee is hereby given that a regu-
iarj Utterly examination of the teach
srs none county will be held at
H Ark, on Thursday and Fri
z ober 18th and 18th, 1908.
l.. II. PoTTs,
County Examiner,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12

SBuy your Salt from coffman &
M.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12

THE Grocery Store of Sigmon x
Son was sold this week to c. w.
Caps. SON of Scott Caps, Of Elm
Wood; and the .brtcher shop 70
Luther IN Of sseriH Eoif
n,-,.,,.;ft .>,-s ,,,f:1 tha end ~ the yaar
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-12

until the end Of the year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19
Gine @lrainirrin rhemilOe.

Nen gort, IS. SuIi. = 6ruu
Op6elia 9. 8rap, Die 3o6ter zines
Der rei6iten 8a6n : Magnaten BON
Ri4mono, ga, bat ge9en ibren Sat
ten, einsn retden QeinpanO : Smporz
teur, cine 8Iage auf 3rennung BON
Slid uno 8ett eingerei6t, uno falls
Ii6 Die BON i6r gema4ten 4ngu6en
beitGtigsn ioQten, f6eint Der 8etla9te
nirtli9 Elm ionoer6arer 8emiitb8z
men19 ST isin. Die 6ruu bebauptet,
oaB i6r Mann I4on tur5 nad Der
6o65eit dngefdngen babe, tie uuf ale
m0gli6e WeiIe gu miBAunoeln, nt6t
ielten lei er 6etrunfen nu6 9auie 8sz
tommen uno iou oann unter Dem gez
ringften 8ormano nit ieiner @attin
Streit dngeFangen bdben. V{itunter
foQ er aud gar niht nu6 9auie gez
tommen Iein uno iih am nG6iten
Sage oamit 9ebriiitet BADEN, oaB er
ii6 nit einigen nGbippies" uu5gez
5ei6net omiiIirt babe. @r tonnte
f6lieBGi6 feline 5duloen fir Die gez
noFensn 68nGpie niat mebr bs3abz
len unb ion ii6 f%ortpdhrenO in56ulz
ben befunOen babsn. Die 4ld9erin,
bic Dor ibrer 9er6eirat6ung in 9r0Bz
tenn 2urus geIe6t baden min, perIan8t
nun a%nitGnoige Qlimente, ionie 4nz
tpalt5gebii6rer. 8rap lieB burd ietz
nen Qntpatt bic 9sgen i'm erAobenen
QntIagen einfa6 in 4breoe ~itelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19
Baltimore SnpcrnsVcrcin.
@rpBes bancriihcs @olfsfcf,
MISUNDERSTANDING Stibing Sbprc

3nei Nemter 81 ptel. =
.3tpei 4emter auf einmal, 4nlpalt Der
@dszGompagnie uno StuOtzPrOturaz
tDr, bepieIsn ii4 als cine iibergroBe
8urbe fir 6rn. %. Ga6eq 8urce, uno
bes6al6 legte er geitern ods eritgez
ndnnte in einem S9reiben on Die Otz
reftoren Der Gpmpagnte nieDer. Die
defamation tritt nit benz Nblauf oes
Qmtstermin5 Der 9ireftoren, Die Die
5irmo SLIDER, Bruce uno SLIDER err
ndnnter, in &ruft, nGmli4 nddite
Wo6e. Dies 9orge6en bes Stabtz
profurators piro iebenfuas Die 3uz
thinning a1er 8iirger Der Stabt fin
ben, ,bd er ii9 ouOur9 Dem 9orDurfe
ent3ie9t, 5tpeien 6erren gu glei9er
3eit bienen gu poaer. 9err Bruce
bat, ieitbem er ben ftdbtifden poIten
iibernuhm, erfd6ren, oub oufelbe feline
u~mget6eilte Qufmertiamfeit erforoert
1inb cine gripatz9raris gu betreiben
unm0glid ma6t. @s pur aus bieIem
8runoe, OaB iein 8~orgdnger, @rz
GouOerneur 8bnte, Oieies 4mt ME
oerlegte.
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Die SnIsIn ee6Orrn ben Miner ifanern.

8uf6ington, .. g., Is. SuIi.
= Bis ieBt lit i'm Staats 9epurtez
ment nod feline ,3ui4rift BON Der Brit
tif6en Regierung i6er bic beri4ieOes
men Snieln an Der 8iite pom 8Ornep,
iebt i'm Belize Der 8ereinigten Stdaz
ten, eingelaufen, bon pel6en einige
Mitglieber bes l1nterAauies in Corr
Don gluu6er, bdB lie gu 8roBbritdnz
MEN geb0ren. 9us 9tuuts : 9epurz
tement 1T ~oorbereitet, cine enogiiItige
4nttport 5u ertbeilen, tpenn 2Orb
Qansbopne's Snterpeqation bier elm
geben io1te.
5efretGr l6ap bat 6ilfsietretdr
Qoomis angepieien, bic Nufmertfdm>
teit Der Regierung in 2onoon duf ben
8ertrag BON 1885 3pii6en 8roB6rtz
tunnien, 0eutI6lanb unb Spanien gu
lenfen, ponu6 Spanien Die @ontrole
iiber ale Snieln innerbdlb elmer be-
itimmten Gone BON 8orneo 8ugeiproz
den er9ieIt. 4ls ipdter bic Regierung
Der 8ereinigten Staten ben 8ertrug
nit benz Sultan bon Sulu abI4lob,
tpurbe cine 8lauiel eingef9altet, mo-
rad ale Snieln @igentbum Der Ser.
5tauten psroen. pelde Dur4 Den 9er>
trag BON 1885 an Spanien dbgetreten
fpurben. Die &arten Der in Der gons
~troperie ~erpdbnten Snieln: 8dguum,
Sdganac. 8attungaaR. 2i1iman,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

8Oadul, Gi6oung unb 2%dngtdpdr.
finb i'm 8eiiBe bes 5Iotten 0spartt=
ments. 0isie SnieIn geh0ren un5tpetz
feI6aft 5u ben 8ereinigten Staaten.
SIN 5Iotten : Department plrO 9es
fugt, bab @ontrez Qomirdl gbars DON
bieien Snisln aenntniB bate unO
bes6Ql6 Elm Ranonenboot bortbtn
Ianpte, neldss Die Snieln DerHs1lsn
uno als amerifanii4es GtgentRur,
martiren mubte, Gs piro ferner gez
iugt, bab bieie Snieln zine ftrdtegtl4e
8eoeutung 6aben, uno aus .Dleiem
@runDe tperoen Die @ereinigten Staaz
ten auf teinen San ii4 pon Den 5nz
Ieln losidQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19
STIR bic sturm=N utbleibcnDc.

Der gsItrige Regsn bat ihre 2etOen
nod me6r psrf4drft. $l5OC
iouten Iobulo, uls mO9li4, gu:
Iummen gebrudt peroen.
Der getrise Regen bat bic 2sioer
Der Opfer be8 am leBten Sonnta9
It~uttgeba6ten 5turmes nod Deriddrft
0ieieniqen, beren Bo4nun8en nul
lei6t 6eI6Goi9t nuroen, Aatten WtuAt
unb Not6, ben Regen aus tbren 9dus
fern fern gu bulten,
9oIi3eiri6tsr Sames 8. 2ents
54aBmeifter oes rgtorO0itl. Sturm=
6iilfs@Gomite's," ertldrte 8eitern
oaB bic @umme BON $500 iobalo.
als m0gli9, aufgebra4t tperoen ioQte
um ben am 59limmiten 9eilngeiu4=
ten 8etten, 2ebensmittel uno 8letz
b~ungsitiide gu berI6affen. Gr ertldrs
te ferner, ba5 @omite tDnne leBt met
ter Ni6ts tbun, uls nun Elm tpeniQ
Qebensmittel fir Die 4ermi ten Del
Not6leioenoen gu ~erlun9en. So6alf
geniigeno MittsG an 6uno ieien, II
nerDe oas Gpmite nit ben 8duDerz
einen, tpslds 9ppotbeten ouf bic met
item Der !6eimitdtten BADEN, 4rrangez
ments treffen fir bic Reparatur Der
beI9doigten 9duler.
Die 81. 9etriz8emeinoe pel4e Elm
9ans nsues 8s6dube erri4ten min,
ipiro beute i6ren 8ottesoienit in Der
pres6nterianiIden 5uitAz8ir6e, Gdt
8aDzStrabe unO 8roaOpap, ab4ol=
ten
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Stnot Baltimore.
Gnne Ges IcIhIaarrs.
Marine= Mili5 pirb sleidfa1s beute
bier6er 5uriidfebren.


Sn Camp Saunbers, benz 5elolas
ger Der Marbldnoer Ndtional9arbe,
herrI6te geitern fdit po11tdnbtge Rus
3e, benin Idon nm 9 nbr Wprgens be-
gam es gu regnen Il. es COB in Stros
men. Ollie Mrbeit mubte eingeitent
aperberl, unb audi bic 8a6en fpurOen
dbcommanbirt, NIT Musnabme oeriez
rigen bes /. Regiments. Mebrere
Murf9= unb S6iebiibungen folten
geitern ifattftnben, muBten jeoo6 duf2
geIhoben tperben. ?
Silt benz Nieoerreiben Der Bette bes
L. Regiments tpurbe beretts geitern Be-
gonner, INN ben perIdieoenen goms
pdgnien BON guitern Sbore @elegenz
fett 5u ge6en, nod i'm 2aufe Des
Na4mittdss iid in 8oote ein3ui4ifs
fen, bic tie nod i6ren beimatbli6en
genaten 5uriidbringen fQ1er. Die err
Ute Gompagnie, pel4e am Ru6mittag
nbfu6r, mar Die gompagnie 8, bon
Gentrepi1e, Mb. Selbitper itdnoli4
purben bieIe Mdrsiinger bur4 uno
bur9 NAB, bod timmerten lie it4 me-
mig barum. 9egen 2 u9r Na4mittags
poren taft ale 3elte bes 1. 3egiz
1lents perI6punben.
6eute fperben bic iibrigen Regimen>
Ter, bas 4. unb s., bas Selolager perz
1oTen. 0us 4. 3egimsnt nirb gegen
10 beute Morgen an Der OatzStraz
Ben%Stntion hierielbit eintreffen uro
ras 5. Regiment gegen 6al6 4 uAr
heute Morgen. 9ieies 8egiment miro
BON Der Nortbz4 aStution nd6
Der Woffen6a1e mari6tren. Die
Sruppe u unb bic aus Negern bette
henbs fepdrate Gompagnie tperoen bis
cuf peitere 8efe6le i'm 5elblager bleiz
hen. Die beipen 8apaGerietruppen Der
8unbesdrmee berldFen bus Eager
1sute Na6mittdg unb begeben ii6 nad
0eesburg, @a., no tie an benz 5elblaz
ger Der Mili5 bes 0iitrifts Columbia
She'll ne6men tper0en.
Die Summe BON $685. 900 sur 8ez
sa6fung Der Offi3iere unb W1annI6dfz
ten fpurbe geitern in Baltimore ge5oz
gen, bo6 erbalten bic Mitglieber oes
8. unb a. Regiments i6ren 5olo crit,
ra6bem iie bierber 5uriidgefebrt Iino.
Die Murine49Ntli5 beenoete geitern
glei6fuGs 5u 2opezpoint i6re lleburl@
gen unb 6eute Morgen te6rt lie auf
Der yGnIoia" unb Dale "nd4 8dltiz
more 5uriid. @eItern fanoen nur
Sdtebibungen duf feititehenoe unO
16pimmenbe S6eiben Itatt.
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WsIfern 0arblanb Balm.
Srot in Qraft m q. sunni 1903
3uqt ptrLaFtH bic 6iusH=StatiOE, ME tsIat:

Srati in araft am q. SUM 1903
3Uat ~ptrLaFtu bic 6iusH=StatipR, ME tslat:
IdqIi6.
40 irlb Sbreupoit, oau1tlirtt, 3agTstouHr
q. & SO. gubH, uro Dem Supcn, uno ous9s'
routmtn SpHHtaQs .. Q. q. r.. Gbambtrgburq,
Wartiusburg, GiudcIrr uHo QuHIts on Der Shes
iapcufe & QatterR gabH."
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giuzDRor.)
1855 Qb,uos - aHomn. mad uuiousgriOqs.
IGqIid, uggtno en- oHHtdqs.
725 8orm. 9prt, 2. & 8. Tip. uUb 0aupts
ltuit otli9 BON GmOrp-@rOoe, Carlisle u. o.. &
s.. 9dbu.
burg, TTtotrtd, Gmmitsburq uH0 q. & %. 8abu,
big Sbtuanooab.
1912 gOrm. QttOmn. mad u~HiOusgriOqs, 9Ori
uuS Gettysburg.
1890 Ratm. afomm. mad gmorbsgropt.
2.25 9a6m. Nftomru. rad Gmorps8ropt.
1922 Ra6m. ~ glut WouHtain gLprsB (9arI0rs
Gar; ionic Srsotrid.
3.32 Rahm. GrprtB mad gort u. 9. Il 9. 2iS.
4.@ 9a6m. GEprtB mad 9urttcH AT Der 6aupt.
IInis, QagrstODH, Jreoota, Gmnttts6nra IN
500 Ha8m, Gs0gcb mad slpnOsR~ aa'm#
55 55"i aa6m 1"-D"t attomm. mad 1&flsaa.
6l6 QbenOs Gttomm. nsS6 rrioH:sFi0Gs.
s.a5 gorn. : m0mg< mad u"t'"'eFi''' IN.
2.3 5'. ao@m. gzs8mm. nab uniou.srioos
as aa6m. [Mfomm. RAD alsFo.
qintts mn Stpdd.eurtau in gr, 2l5, On
g5os ! &IttR an uri-r., 9.urfplpaniasa otHu,'
anltor4 uno 8albrosf. CRortbsaDt) 5tat'ontH.
e4< MD an QeuuibIpauiasaDt. Station an.
E NJ. Wantfolb Stn.=Supt
&. VI. SeptIL o. 2. u.
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$73,397 qrIfn6lcn.

8uf6ington, .. G.. Is. Suit.
= Der 5pe3ialberidt Des S4oBz
ants Grperten, pelder Die Bidder Oes
QuOiteurs qettn pom 9itritt Golumz
bia qepriift bat, ent6dIt Die an8abe,
baB Der i'm 8efdngniB beftnolide
glsrf Sames q. 80. @utiOn $73,397
unterIdlagen bat. Sn Dem 8ertdte
mirb bas 6pitem fritiiirt, mad mel
dem bas 8elo ge6anObu6t purbe, uno
ma6t ent5prefenbe GmpfeAlungen.
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Gin SruIf inafeIt.

0epurf, N.zS., Is. Suli, -
8unoe5ri6ter 8~irfpatrid b~erorOnete
6eute uuf 4ntrag Der nMercuntile
3ruIt Company" BON Neps0Ort, DAP
bic Sppot6et Don $16,OO0,O0O ouf
ben geiiB oe5 9diff5z3ruites CUR
GTetution ge6radt perOe, neil er bic
3inien ni6t bs3a6lt babe. 4uBeroem
lit Q~ppeQation Dagegen eingele9t nor
ben, DAP i6erbaupt Elm MaHenOerpalz
ter fir ben Sruit eingeieBt puroe.
Sin @omite BON 4ftienzSn6abern
Oe5 8ruits 1T an Der Nr6eit, cine 8ez
organization berbei3ufi6ren. G8 be-
bauptet, OaB Der Sruit gar ni6t 10
I6le9t Ite9e. Seine miBIide Situa=
tiDn lei bauptid6tid boOur4 enttanz
ben, oQB Die Northumberland
bic betanntIi6 cine StiiBe Iein ioQten,
ibn ausiaugen. Der WliQionen=
S6ub bat befanntli4 Die Werte an
ben 3ruit gu einem ungebeuren 9rei5
Derfauft uno ii6 oabur6 geii6ert,
baB er cine 9npot6ef nidt nur ouf Die
Werfe, ionDern aud auf Die Saiffsz
bau60fe be5 Sruits na6m. G5 1T Elm
Sermin duf 9ienItdg anberaumt
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-19

Sine 8Olominen : 8eieQi4uft ldBt
bic perpGHerten Nttien ibrer
glienten in Rau6 aufge6en. =
Sin 9umeni6neiOer iu6t I'm Die
0o6lt6aten bes Bancroft : Sc
ieBe5 mad. - @ier unglidIi4e
Chen.
Ri6ter Morris pom 8unDestrei5z
8eri6t bepiQigte geitern bas 8eiu9
bes 6rn. S6omas Denton MfiQer BON
9oparo : GountD, Mo., nm Grnenz
nunq zines 8ertpalter5 fir bic nQrtz
5ona gditern u. Montuna Smelling,
Sre gur6aIing II. Development g."
0isie @eIeuI9aft puroe inter ben
8eIeBen oes Stautes 9irginien bur4
8i4aro 6. 5lofper bon Sem : Yort
nit einem &apttul BON $2,500,0O0
incorporirt. Winen BON angeblt9
groBem Wert6 tpurben bon 5loper
a~n9etauFt. QsBterer mar iiberbaupt
bic Seele bes gan5en lln~terne6mets
uno er0ffnete 8iireaus in RelpzYort
fir bic 9efeQf6uft, oeren 2ettung er
in !6dnoen bate. SauIenoe BON jez
ner Sorte, bic ME ale peroen, faufz
ten Nnt6eile fir BON $3.50 bis $500
pro Stid, Ta6en uber i6on nu4 einiz
gen Monaten, ais feline 0iDioenoen
me6r be3a6lt ipuroen, Elm, odB lie ptez
Der einmal Inn etpa5 8elo drmer,
aber UNI cine Grfabrung rei4er ipdz
rem.
6r. MiQer fauFte $3.50 Qttien, bic
einen Wsrt6 bon $3O,25O reprdientiz
rem, uro tpuroen bubur9 Diete an
bere Qeute berleitet, Ii4 an benz I'm
ternebmen 3u bet6eiligen.
0d bic Minen Der @eIeQi6aft, ME
aud ionitiges 8eiibtbum ie6r nenig
Dertb baben, fperoen Die Nttienin4ds
Der tpo6l Rr3li4 penig BON i6rem
8eloe 3uriid erlangen.
@r 8ouperneur 8ronn
bertIagt.
Sine ungsblihe S4ulDforoerung
bon $500 gegen Gr : 9ouoerneur
8ropn nurbe geitern i'm Common
9leas : 8eri6te pon 2epin Cafe elm
geflagt. 6r. 2afe gibt in ieiner8luz
geI6riFt an, baB er auf Wuni4 oeS
@ouoerreurs eine LANCE 3eit inParis,
5ranfrei6, 3u6radte, um bort Die
Snterefen bes 9rn. 8rotpn, Der ii6
CUR ,3eit I'm ben 9olad : preis be-
nurb, pa6r5unebmen. Sir bieie
0ienite iolts er $4,000 er6aIten, er
bat aber ange6li6 Bis ieBt erit $500
er6alten uno flagt nun auf ben 3eit.
6 9amen 4net0er
bdnferDtt
6erman 8ermdn, Elm 9dmeni6neiz
Der BON Nr. 1905, Part : Qpenue,
bat $575 Snuloen unb MIR 8eitdnbe
i'm Wert6e BON $425. @r rei9te besz
6alb geitern i'm 8unoes : 8sri6t cine
getition Elm, I'm bon ieinen S4uloen
befreit al psrben.
9 ter S9eibungstIager.
Marp 6. 6lobo gtbt in ibrer 8laz
geI6rift I'm cine abiolute @6eioung
an, oaB i6r Mann Jrancis 6. 5lopo
tie i'm DECEMBER 1898 oerIafen uno
ieitoem ni4ts me6r bon iid bat bOren
Gafen.
fFreo. 8ritl BON Nr. SIT, Deitz
5ranfIinitraBe, tpuroe geItern BON
Ieinsr 5rau Marn 8rifl, bic i'm i'm
Sabre 1897 perlaiIen bat, gei6ieoen.
Jrau garriePradd3fd bon Nr.427,
Duncan : Qqep, tpuroe geitern BON
i6rem Manne 5rant Yra9a3ta, Der
lie i'm Stunt 1900 perlafen bate uno
na6 Seitrei4 gegungen mar, geridfe
Ii9 geI4ieoen,
geFie Gdafer erfu4te geitern ous
9reisqeridt bur6 4npalt 9enrn 6.
@6erf, i6r cine 94eioung BON i6rem
@atten 6drrp S4afer gu getpdbren.
11ntrsue niro al5 9runp u~ngegeben.