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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-07-06
Cheap Colorado Summer Rates

Commencing June lst, the Burlington
Route makes remarkably cheap round
trip summer rates to Colorado and Utah
resorts-Denver, Colorado Springs, Pu-
eblo, Glenwood Springs, SAT- Lake City.
The daily rate is about half rate, except
from July lst to 10th, when it is even
less than half rate.
CHEAP TO MINNESOTA RESORTS
Daily, commencing June Ist, only one
fare. plus $780, for the round trip to St.
Paul, Minneapolis, and all the beautiful
Minnesota localities
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
Lake Caspian Notes.


Capt. Burbank is back again at the
keystone
Prof. Votey Of Vermont university and
his family are again at "Aspenhurst' fol
the summer.
Wheeler OF White River Junction are pay
ing a visit to their grandfather, A. G,
Wheeler.
Prof. W. E. Woodruff OF Bowdoin coll
lege, Me-, is occupying the Sanborn cot
tage for the season, having rented his cot
tage TO F.. W. Ward of the Burlington Saw
ings bank.
A long-distance telephone office has
been opened at the Fitch cottage so the
cottagers of Lakewood can talk with
their faraway friends without going to the
village Of Greensboro as heretofore.
Mrs. Kilburn of Randolph is visiting
friends in Greensboro, having rented
"Sunnysiden TO Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
and Miss Matte Holdridge for two weeks.
Miss Holdridge is a graduate OF Randolph
High school,.
Profs. Bagnall of Adams, Mass, Elliott
OF Boston and Whitehill OF White River
junction returned from Boston Saturday,
reporting the teachers convention a de-
cided success. b. H. Sanborn has also re-
turned from Boston after seeing his wife
and daughter safely off for Europe.
For the past three weeks, a party of U.
V. NJ. students, accompanied by one of the
professors. have been camping in tents near
Lakewood" getting a practical knowl-
edge of civil engineering, surveying the
lake and surrounding farms by day and
d%iscoursing sweet music by way of college
songs TO the eottagers at night.
The golf grounds and tennis court are
-. .otr1nsgaI raAaf lfharallu Ginpp the
rainy weather ceased. The bathing is fine
and the campers show a great desire to
sbe made clean.m but for the past two
weeks fishing has seemed to be one of the
lost arts, and few boats have been out.
When Capt. Burbank and A. G. Wheeler
the veteran expert fishers of Lake
wood" retire from the field, amateurs have
no courage to throw the line. Last Satur-
day, however, interest revived and a large
number OF trout were caught.
Salisbury Brothers nave a very fine
launch, Eleanor named for Madam
Salisbury, which made its first trip on the
lake last week Tuesday in a most satisfac-
tory manner, and daily since with Frank
lin Salisbury as captain has given to all
the cottagers most delightful rides. The
boat. a Truscott from st. Joseph, Mich,
is 16 feet long, four feet ten inches beam,
with adjustable canopy, and can seat
eight people very comfortably. Its speed
is from six and one-half to seven miles an
hour. and it can be turned around in a
40-foot space when going at full speed.
This, with the many sail boats ana row
boats that are now IN the lake. makes a
most attractive picture. Thursday, the
9Th. was Madam Salisbury's birthday and
many pleasant remembrances found their
way to her from her friends and the cot
tagers by whom she is much loved. In
the evening, the Eleanor was decorated
with Chinese lanterns, and Mrs. Sails
bury with a few friends took a moonlight
ride around the lake.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
HAY FEVER ABOLISHED

selief for This Mslsdy Discovered
by Medical Science--6reathe
Hyomei.
Among the important additions made
4 medical science in recent years, none
j more notable than the positive an
puneement OF a cure for bay fever.
While this disease is not regarded as
-. Il Is certainly a most distressing
i alady, and II anything can be devised to
re i, a great boon will be conferred
i ION the human race.
Exhaustive experiments with Hyomei
Rove that this treatment VIII prevent all
hacks Of hay fever II used two OF three
teess before the annual appearance Of
n disease and that il may be relied upon,
used faithfully after the disease has
i gun. to relieve at once and afford a
eedy cure.
II. f. Bryan has sold hundreds Of
fyomei outfits for the treatment OF dis
! ss Of the respiratory organs under the
Ereement TO refund the money II Hyo-
b. did not afford relief.
In selling Hyomei for the cure Of hay
/ yer, be will continue this equitable plan,
/ ID wants all who are subject to this dis
fsssing malsdy TO begin It's use at once,
i th the understanding that II it does not
/ ve satisfaction, the purchase price is to
u refunded.
stomach dosing cannot cure hay fever.
j change OF climate is the only treatment
BAL has heretofore aborted an attack, and
/ yomei. which is breathed through a neat
i cket inhaler coming with every outfit,
b. upon this principle, giving in your
fn home a climate like that OF the White
fountains or other health resorts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
District Preachers, Meeting.

The Montpelier District Preachers
meeting is to be held with the Methodist
church in Randolph, Monday and Tues
day, July 20 and p.
The session will open Monday evening
with preaching at 1880 by Rev. l.. o. Sher-
burne OF Bellows Falls. Tuesday morning
there will be a devotional service at 9
| O'Clock in charge OF Rev. f. l.. Metcalf Of
Putney, followed by a business meeting.
The following topics will be discussed
"What are your methods of study ?" Reys.
r. c. T. Mckenzie of Proctorsville and A.
II. Webb of Bradford; SAN outline of the
last sermon prepared Revs. A. NJ. Walk
er of Barnard and G. A. Stott Of Thetford
Center; illustrations taken from actual
experience as to how you do spiritual
work during the week. Revs. j. W. Mill
er OF Bethel and w. n. Roberts of Pitts
field.
The program for Tuesday afternoon, be-
ginning at 2 o'clock, will follow this or
der the last two books read and
state the advantages derived from the
reading of them,' Revs. A. g. Austin OF
West Fairlee and l.. n. Moody of Ran
dolph Center; "Can a juvenile choir be
made successful for the general services of
the church ~ Revs. j. d.. Beeman Of Union
Village and w. II. White of South Royal
ton; as the plan outlined on page u OF
the Conference Minutes practicable ~
Revs. E.. o. Thayer of Springfield and w.
NJ. Newton OF South Royalton; "Your last
thought concerning a holy life" Revs. q.
o. Howe and A. L. Cooper of Randolph.
Tuesday evening a missionary rally will
be held at 1880 with the topics, '.The re-
fiex influence of missions on the HON
church" by Rev. +. W. Lewis Of Brattle-
boro, and 1.-THE duty of the church in the
present missionary crisis" by Rev. L. X.
Whitman Of Montpelier.
The people OF Randolph are cordially in
vited to attend any Of the above services.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
Low Rates to the Circus.

The great Barnum and Bailey's shows
viii be at White River Junction Monday,
July 20, and at Montpelier Tuesday, July
p.
The Central Vermont railway Will sell
round-trip tickets at greatly reduced rates
and run trains as tollows;-For White
River junction, trains will leave Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16

in the morning at S and 10:17; Bethel, s:15
and 1912; Royalton, SEQ and 1913; South
Royalton, $50 and 10:47; Sharon. $40 and
1887; West Hartford, s:52 and IL :09;
Hartford, 9:04 and II .21. Returning, a
special train will cave the Junction at 5 In
the afternoon for Randolph and interme-
date stations. The rates to White River
Junction will be;-Randolph and Bethel,
=; Royalton, Sc; South Royalton, 75c.;
Sharon, 60c. West Hartford, 35c.; Hart
ford, I5c.
For the show at Montpelier Tuesday a
train viii leave Randolph in the morning
at 7:22; Braintree, 1884; East Granville.
7:41; Roxbury, 1853. Returning, the train
will leave Montpelier at 7:i0 in the even
ing for Randolph and intermediate sta
tions. The rates to Montpelier will be as
follows:-Rsndolph and Braintree, Il >
East Granville, Csc; Roxbury, 75c. Tick
cts VIII be good on all local and special
trains.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
Two Bottles Cured Him.

II was troubled with kidney complaint
for about two years. writes A. II. Davis
of Mt. Sterling, Ia, shut two bottles OF
Foley's Kidney Cure effected a permanent
cure.' d. o. Goodno, Rochester; Frank
c. Bachelor, Braintree.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-16
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.
In The GOOD Old summe,,lns

The Good Old Summertime.
It's the good old summertime
OF which poets fQndly rhyme
A. 40 rare.
And in which the canine race
Can alone with ans grace
Collars wear.
Round the human neck rag
Can az noon be- seen o. sae.
Limp aud wet.
That az morn could firmly stand.
sun and polished linen band.
Neatly set.
And the WaVy-headed girls
suffer shocking loss Gfcnris.
Hard 10 heats
Not a single straight haired pate
VIII retain its irizzled state
In the heat.
ana the sweetest sounds We hear
Are the ice carts rumhling near
As they pass.
Or az hot days evening close.
Gentle kissing Of the hose
In the grass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

Der Q6t6are 9apib Mestifon 1T tpo9ls
befannt, ni9t nur in Observation-Disclosures,
fonbern bur6 gun3 2tmerita. Gr be9ann
ieine politifde &arriere, in0em er bier
dufeinanberfolaenbe Sernine Der StdDt
gapoleon, g., in ipel4er er Dohnt, als
8irgermeiIter biente. pd9renD pel4er
3eit er uls @rInber Der Neettion 8ant
bon glQpoleon, O., peitbin betannt Duroe.
Gr purbe gum 50. SongreB nit elmer iebr
eroBen MaioritGt getpdblt unb tit Der anz
erfannte gibrer ieiner Purtet in ieinem
Sbeile bes Staates.
gur Gines feblte 81 bem ionif bollitd11=
bioen Grfolg bieIes erfolgrei9eh Stadtsz
mannes; Iein ein5iger Teinb, ben er nldt
beTieqt bate, mar ndmli6 Der &atarrh,
Der 10 beimtufiIc6 6erantommt uno fein
OpFer 10 feit padt. 0reiBig Sabre lang
befdmpfte er bieIen peri0nliben Seino er@
folgIos. 3uleBt fam ibm Peruna gu 9ulTe.
Gr fdreibt:
,,Stfj babe me6rcre Slaiden 8ernnG
ac6raud,t nnb fiiblc, baR i'd Daonrd1 trt
8ctrefF meincs SDpffatarrbs grDRcn
8Drtbetl gcbabt babe. Sd titble mid
10 erntuthigt, baF id CLAUDE, One, tpenn
i'd cs md fnr5e 3cit ldnger gebrande,
i'd, TIM Stanbe iein iucrSc, Die ieit Oret=
Big cSabrcn nauernDc Sranfbctt nDl=
itGnbie ans5urpttcn. - Santo Wtee=
fiiun, SUngrcfntitsltco.
Wenn sic bur9 ben 8ebrau4 bon Pez
runu feline prompten unb 6efrieotgenoen
Reiultate er8ielen, 10 i6reiben sic Iofort
an Or. 5artman, Dem Sic Sbren Sail
ousfI6rli9 bei9reiben, uno er ptro Sbnen
germ feinen tpertbbOllen Ratb gratis er@
tbeilen.
QtbreiTe: Or. 6artman, Prdiibent bes
6artman Sarituriums, Columbus, SAEo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
Shrcibcn Sic ait
Dr.. 3'nN1ua1s s g..
yIr. 55, CFlm> StraRe, gIeD- -YOrf,
@er6onnung noa gemen, i'm tiirtt@
f6en 2lrabien, Derurt6eilt.
ReufeeIanb'5 5Ietf d.
Erbprt.
fir ba8 Bud Der 8at6I6ld8e.

y I + - -
8elltnqton, Heuieelanb, II.
gopem6er. - 9uS 6unbels : Gontte
bes Observation-Disclosures bat ii6er
9remier Geoton'S @orI6lag, in @ngz
lamb Tlei78lGben gu er0ffnen, ablebz
neno beri6tet. 9aS Gomite fugt,
ReuTeelano 6abe porldufig Die 8ren3e
Ieiner GrportFd6igteit BON gefrorenem
TleiT6 errei4t, un0 e8 fei Oes6dlb uns
n0t6iQ unb ri8fant, einenGonturren3z
trieQ gegen 2lrgentinien 3u beginner,
Der unbermci0Iih gu elmer 8errtngez
rung 0e8 6leiI6preiie5 fii6ren mifIe.
Die @orgGnge in MutOen.
8eter8burG II. g}oDem6er.-
Sine aus 8ort Qrt6ur eingeldufene
0epeI6e fagt nit 8e3ugnabme uuf
bic in Der ou5lGnbiI6en 9reiTe gez
mQ6ten 2(ngaben ii6er ben etnf4ldgtz
gen @egenitanb:
n6ier piro erflGrt, baB Die 400
Munn Sruppen, Die nu6 W}utben be-
orbert poroen finb, MIR gu bem 3ipet
bort6in ge76itt purDen, um Die ORB
nung pieDer 6er3uiteuen. Seine anbez
rem MuBnabmen iinb getroffen morz
ben.
9prt Qrt6ur bGei6t8egiez
run95 3.
Sien 8 fin, Il. Hoo. - 2lomiz
raj 2(lerjeFf, Der rui1iI8e Stattbalter
fir 0itaIien, reiit am 18. yoDember
Don 9Ort 2trt6ur na6 petersburg a6.
@eneral 0ogaf, BON Der ruFH4en
Nrnee, ptro tGgli8 bier erpartet.
Die g}a8ri4t, baB Der RegierungSiiB
fir bos ruiTiI6s Oitaiien BON Port
Qrt6ur na6QBldoinoitod oerlegt perz
ben IoGe, entbe6rt Der 8egriinOung.
0eutf de s q 9mGnner nu d
g t. QOuts.
Berlin, II. g&op. - Der Rat6,
pel6en Gommer3ienrat6 QouiS 8olDs
berger in ieinem BUD n9aS &ono Der
un6egren3ten MDgli6teiten" ben Deutz
I6en 8egierungen ert6etlt bat, iie folls
ten tire 8euulten na4 Qtmeritu f4iz
den, Dumit DieIe bort ieben, ntpie's
oema6t nirO," 1T auf fru6tbdren 3d.
ben qefalen. 9a5 9unoel5 : Ydniz
fterium uno Oas Qderbau : Q&iniites
rum 6o6en 6e76IoIIen, i'm nG4iten
Sabre cine Qn3a6l 5a6mdnner na4
ct. Qouis gu i6iden, pel4e Die eins
f6ldqigen 2l6tbeilungen Der 0eltdu8z
fteQung griinOli8 ituOiren unO OerRe>
qterung einge6enoen 8eri4t ii6er ibre
8eo6a6tungen un0 8abrne6mungen
erfatten IOlen. gu oieIem 8ebufe
peroen BON beioen WtiniItern in oa5
nG6itidbrige 8Uoget, Oa5 Dem 2anbz
tag ulsbaIo naA ieinem 3uIummens
treten unter6reitet percen ntrb, be-
trG4tli4e grsDitforoerungen eingez
iteqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

Wm. $. 6ug6es, WtitglieO Der
Nen4gprter 2egislatur fir 8ai4in9z
tOnz@puntp, bat in ieiner S4eune gu
9ranpiG., nab, 9lens Sails. N.zg,
Selbitmorb bur6 Gr6Gngen begangen.
6inun3ielle @erlegenbeitsn trieben i9n
in ben SOB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

@crioncR i'm UOrGtjtrjttcntu alter ltOn icbe
bdufiQ an lIuDcrOaui6tct mn an Qdbmuuq oOcs
uuidbigttit Der arbeitcu ioaruOcu GuQcUtioc;
,bcuio mi, an llrinal @ci6ptrOeu g9ir bubtt
Otn @crpcis elmer orobcu 9ln3abl pou 9eriousu
3pib;u 60 uuO 50 5abrcu, tDelds Our3 ben See
brau6 oon &aoDa0's Qiam urrt purOcu uuS
Omit bic bdolben 6iuipriBuu0tu uidt mcbr
brau6tu nm ibr,u GOrpCr ,u rciniQcu 3iUci oOts
orci Qacn por DEM Sbamqcbeu qcuommcu, pcrs
uriabcu eincn Outcn 5mblgaU0 uuO eiu re0utdrt5
lIriuiren. Bel SrritatiOuu Der 9lui, ioatc man
bic Nuf0iunQ Der Qincn Qcbraubcu. 0tun man
0isic CrQaus ots mtnibbcn Rorpers tets in Qus
TEN 3ufauoe trbdlt, perl0nOert man Die cigcut 2ts
bcu5Oaucr bsOtutcuD. &uOcm man Die gCbcr, OcG
Wagtu bic Gm0cpciot uuO @icrcn geiunO crbdts
bleibt bas 9lut rein uuo llurtgtmdbiQf;ittu pcrs
ben Ooor6 fern acbat,n. g8cnn man @aoDuD'
Qiacu oO:r Die @lufl0imo Ouitbcn Gcbrund)t bcs
iouOcrs BON 6ltcrcu Qtuteu. prO oo5 Ntbu bis sue
duBcrfcu Cr,nlc psrlduGcrt. 9Iud) mob tincu ous
o,rcu @ortbeil bctiu Oicic Mcoiijncu udmljb
oeu puB ole betrcifcnom CrQauc nets in cjn'm
Qeimotu mO fdfti0cu 3utauot srbaItcu Dtrotn.
Gin itua6tr fcbcr G0rpr cucrDt Den @rhaua
uuO umiiuicrt oo5 Njru.
Qrcis p Gcuts per Sdobtt, @utauit III alien
glpotbcftu Oocr per 4oit DtriauOt
Gauftn sic uur 8ooDo0 uuO d6ttu SiS
ourauf oob Otr @omc Fa ouf ocr 5@obth beh
iiu0ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

Nfui6tr. r.Rtti3tncn g8ir trci6cn
feline g{arfti6reicrei abtr @Hofcii ;, oas groBe
6dmorrboiOcu=oc lmitt 1, bat Sau=
itupe turirt, uabOtm 99aibmittri, Salben UNI
aaerlci Qfui6nttd nbt uuq;ibId0cr batten. es
miro ppn asr3teu dasr S6ulen 0utQcbslBen, Is
lit Elm einiabes nit Dleotiu PToparlrt's gInTu9=
ruuosu1ittel pirft ais tn 5uitrumcnt GrDei=
6unasmitttl uno M;oitamtut, ocwdbrt iOiOrt GIN.
pruuo uup pirO iHr tin untriigIitcs ociImitttl
erfldrt. Qrtis $l00 9robt irtL 6raHto ptrz
ibidt pur6 o. ReuitdOter & 60, Dor 24l6, @tms
0orf (SlSoSaf fS&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
2nbmrronftiun in DER Srrti!z SnSu>
itric.

SAIL 8tper, Wuii., IL Sob
Sine am %. NoDember in &roft trez
tenoe aQgemeine 2o6nreouttion bon
10 Bro3ent puroe beute in Den bieii=
gen 8uumpoQgSpinnereien angetiinz
oigt. Die Reouttion beriir6t an 30
900 Nrbeitsr, uno man fiir6tet, DAT
Die 'Spinnsrei6eiiBer in anOeren 36si=
len NeuzGnglano's Dem 8eiIpiele fol.
gen tperoen. DIS 8runo fir 0ie
WaBnabme perOen @eI6dft5fluu6eit
bobe YreiIe Don 3o6material II. !. NJ
dudedeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
Srhun tritt lcinc Guruparciir an.

UfDaH IFllI ltlHc WNtUTNFtIIE HN'
9}em gorf, II, g}opember. -
8m. S, 8rnon idiffte iid 6eute uuf
Oem 0ampfer nMujsItic" na4 @u~
ropu elm. Dor Iciner 2(6reiie ertldrte
er in elmer llnterreOung nit einem
8srtret2r Der 9reife, er lei tein Gan>
oipat fir a6ermaIige Domination gum
prGitoenten, perbe ii6 ie0o6 nu6 ietz
ner Hiidta6r BON ieinsr 8eiie an Oem
Sample fir bic 0emOtratie bet6eili~
nPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
gSintCritilrmr it'll YGcfcn.

Gait safe Gitp, llta6, II.
Nopember. - Seit pier 3agen nil
t6et Elm Regenz uno S6neeIturm i'm
Noropeten pon 8ritiI9zGolumbid
Bis na6 Gentral1N}ontana, uno heute
bebnte Ii6 Oos llnpetter= auf 8po
ming, Colorado uno lltu6 aus. 2lm
S6limmiten to6t Der Sturm in
8u76ington uno Oregon. NdbrenO
Der 8abnpsrte6r iotpstt penig beeinz
trd4tigt lporoen lit, liegt Der Selez
grap6enDerte6r fat boQftdnoig bar
nieoer. Sn Den @u8cuOez8ebirgen
Iinb na6e3u 2 SUB 94nes gefauen,
unb Die 8abnen mu4en Ii6 bereit,
i6re 8eleiie gu fdubern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
NN StctS
- "a 5uurrlaIiig.
=
..:...::. A: a.. s]p}in'''
Deaetnbi= VR@%%RS
lid.

goGitdnOig geIdmadIp8, biibI4
iiber3udert, reguIirenO, purgirenO, reiz
nigenO uno itGrfenO. 3aopap's 9ilz
len turiren ale Ma8en &rant6eitens
Rrant6eiten Der @ingepeiOe, Der g&ie4
ren, Der 8loTe, 9erOoiitdt, Stumpfz
finn, S6pinOeI, 8eritopfung, 9Gz
morr6pioen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
gle be6then Feincn Weller. ruenm Gle Sbre
gSdfdbe waicben lafitH tn Der
,)l(onordD Cap'nore,
Ir. $50, Turos@ab. StraRe.
GragrnuHo GflGnJhfttsn 1!f. bGsStiA
grmStn Sc. bG5 StiA.

6pejisus IuimufauItst tuirn Der 8Ofels uno fSa'
H,lieHs9r5:t qsf3inHtt.
guartn obGcbot unO aboel;!fert.
(auoa0 lSi. 81, 81 Sul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
&ermiihte trIearaphildr Scpel(len


- Der Staotrat6 Don @6icago bat
eine 9eroronung angenommen, porin
eine @&loitrafe Don 800 fir Seosn
feitgeiebt ipiro, Der cine 8inoerpiitole
ooer Elm 8inoergepebr ooer irgsno
cine fir Rinoer bsItimmte S9ieB=
lpuffe, BEL lpel6er Elm @rploiioitoff
ge6raudt rperOen fam, Oertduft, berz
leibt oDer liefert.
- Sn @runo RapiOs, W}t6., brad
pd6reno elmer S9purgerihtsiiBung
i'm &reisgeri9t Der @ei6porene5beo.
MIQer pl0Bli6 3uIammen Ii. 6au4te
binnen 3pei W}inuten feline Seele uus.
DIS Sooesuria9e miro 6er5Derfetz
tung angegeben. N}HGsr mar sc
Sabre alt uno btnterIdBt eine in&opz
Ell, Mi9., po6nenoe 6amilie.
5rI. Douglas CALHOUN, eine in
ben GefeGf4uftstreiien Ger StuOt
Mempbi5, Senn., bo6angeie6ene jun
az Dame, puroe bort bei i6remSpas
3ierritt BON i6rem gferOs a6geporfsn
uno glei6 ourauf BON sinem Straz
Ben6a6n Waggon I6erfa6ren. Sie
blie6 auf Ger 5teue toot.
= 6ranf 81. 6amilton, Elm junger
g2ep gorfer Sournaltit, tU2lGer por
3rpei Sa6ren einen ongeie6enen Be
no6ner pon W1inneapolis, Minr., ,9}a=
mems Qeonaro Dan, get0btet bate, III
BON Ger ftuatliden &egnaoigungs=
.@ommiiIion BON W2inneiotu begnaoigt
poroen, oa er an S6nin0fu6t l:ioet
uno MIR nod fur5e 3eit le6.n fam.
usS0unrrbniAr,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
@oranttrtcNn nr ecncuoamprrhuiOct

Sud:rS: birOt biut;n0: OOer b;roorfcb;nOc
sSmorrboiocu gpotbcttr qtb;H 05;lo Iurid, pcnu
.jga;o Ointment" nitbt in bis II Sdgcu tnrirt.
.n.. (So&i.l Us
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

&OpfweB,
iranen-G -Granfbciten,
SilioiitGt,
ltHberOanli6feit,
9Bspepiie,
0artlei6igfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

Sine treue 6iiIfe fir 2eute in porge4
rUdtem 2lIter unO 2(ue, peI9e nit llns
peroduIi6teit unO Qdbmung Der Sins
gepeiOe bebaftet iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
9Iufrubr in SC9Dta,
''21ieoer nit 2Tatroqittn!
Scn6lfcrnn1 Der SonnbtItnot pm
Colombia fUrScrt cinen &c
9ierun9Smcd1icI.

Die 2t6It6t, colom6iIde Sruppsn na4
oem Sil4mus gu f4itsn, ifsint
aufgege6en pOrOen gu iein.-8rtz
tii6e 0ampfsr, peIds i'm 0afen
Don 8usnapentura gu 3ruppen@
8ransport 3tpedsn beidIagz
na6mt poroen tpuren, freigegeben.
Der beporitebenOe 2lbI4lnB
zines aanalDertrages nit Der 3es
pu6lif Banana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

8erItn, Il. gtDDenbar. = Der
@ouperneur BON 9euti6=SiiOpeitz
ufrita telegrap6irt, buB $50 Munn
berittene 3ruppen, nit pier 9eI4iitz
8en, in Der g}G6e BON Wurmbuo elm
getroFfen iinb. Gr mslbet 9liats iiber
Gonflifte nit ben aufitGnbii6sn Sim
ge6orenen, uno es I4eint, ouB OieIelz
ben benz 8orriiden Der Sruppenyfi4ts
in cen Weg legen.
U2an glau6t, ouB Die 6ritii4e uno
bic portugieiiIde 9oIi3et in rem an
grsn3enosn 8ebieten in 6olge Der
Observation-Disclosures periuGen miro,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-11-28
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-11-28
NEW DEPOT RULE,

Twill deliver freight during fall and
winter months from 5 a, IN. to Up m,
Inriug spring and summer months from
2 Il, m to 5 p, m,
w T. ALLEN, Agt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-11-28

ION, Miss. arI .I4.. ,r,r.,
} CHERRY fir I1rraJ ,.l 'I....-AN
ews wen. anal .. ''.' -tN.
tarts were wrrm with r...., ..i.....
.Ir Dire u..rtfrI ..I --t
cared 10. .I..,.....s Asl re"
.Ioyya3 f, III. ''. "'l4al Ii2I'-
.g. 49,. -, .'"".7 tTI supreme
g,a fr.r.r,...4-.... ..'A.l. ~ WIN Asll-
We ..I 3" wa, I.ght.
q'. ' '''lt' H'shi.
j., ..'' HaH.l' ana artistic eyes Of
F. ..i'.. IlAl. yrs iohn Carr Mrs
d'' Yrs J. Dent fashioned
,''''.'' N .aIa'ions in q symphony oI
'Il "'..' yeId nt wreath
,N WE "l'Nt.I lNh chandeliers; 10 was
g' ]" WIN overs, ANA white ribbons
WV o.. '"'N0I I'D DO anj fastened with
vs. 10 tAe pe"s where the funiv
WV, "II'l. were sealed. Arches sprang
',Ie 'I-its az me end OF the last row
Il comm wa tWine5 with
" %Ir'yus ana mowers one OF the chandc-
.,a "'cs vine olal 3No TWO silver bells
o"""S from 10 lneIe were snowy rib
s W'In N'l'lhaut psnJlnt7 gIinling
~ 'la Il+hl on white p5aestaI7 were
| n'''. l'"I.7 win hghtel candles =
/ Ge'cu'ng from the panalIe1 walls ON ei
! i''I 5-ue Of Ihe aWs cleaned IN cedar o
Ia4'y 4itIlhed ra'hbow illuminated
N,'' 'aulie7 OF Jhe seven hues. An e
.a"oialeIY constructed and flower deck
a NIcu' no sEl'Ioii{ decorated that the
I'"71 on tAe aIeh shone ss roses at
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-11-28
n F-7I7TTl II77"77771F7I
President Walter Barker Chapter,

Until this year we have bought our
holiday line from drummer's samples
which was very unsatisfactory. But
This season we went to the markets and
borpht onr stock from the best line of
holiday goods in display in the United
states and will have our full line on
aisnIay bv Dec. lst. G. L. FERRIS,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-11-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween j, O. PcindeXter Il Son, was this
uay dissolved by mutual consent. The
former assumes all Indebtedness and will
cnllcctnli claims ,...,.,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-11-28
Nol Inc Whole Thing, but Almost.

We have brought the largest and most
complete line Of holiday goods ever
brought to Macon All kinds of toys
and fancy goods. G. L. FERRIS,