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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-02-05

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12

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New BORT Grpreb tdeIi@ 8 d 6 500m
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Wineennes @Spreb tdsIi@. 10 S0@m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
@ramiem fir ainserreidtbum.

Der preuBtf6e 5indnaminifter bat
ii9 por &ursem babin auseeipro9en,
bab ben 9duptern febr finberrei6er
Gamilien cine grlei9terung in Der
Steuerleiitung gu gepGbren iei, unb
cine dbnli9e @bfi6t pbtpaltete audi in
8apern, mo BEL Der prpiettirten Sc
baltsouf6efferuns Der eamten cine Be-
bor5ugung bes itGrferen Samilienbez
ftanbes ssplart mar. Stun penbet man
Der Sraee AUDI in Sranfrei6 Qufmerfz
famteit gu, aaerbtnes ni9t aus 9riinz
ben fisfulif6er 8esiinitigungen, fpnz
bern porpiegenb nit &iidf9t auf Die
%geringe, beinabe itodenbe 3unabme Der
8ebOlterungsaiffer. Die tpeitars grDbte
neutrality-suspicious. Sranfrei9s, Die
rparisz2 pon=M ittelmeerbabn," gibt
ibren 8eamten ie na9 Der &inberaabl
bemeffene idbrlt9e prdmien. gs err
balten 8eamte Bis gu einem Sabresgez
battle bon 2100 Srancs fir BRET &inber
iGbrli9 30 Srancs; bteie prGmie iteigt
BEL neun &inbern Biz auf $50 Srancs.
8ei Nngeftenten in ben @ebaltsitufen
bon 210O biz 24OO Srancs 1T Die niebz
rigfte prdmie 80 Srancs, tpofiir man
~auerbings feds &inber auftpeiien mub,
unb fteist Bis 440 Srancs fir neun
&inber, 8eamte nit bOberem Gintoms
men. unb 5tpar Bis 200 5rancs, Be-
fommen eine SabreaprGmie BON 100
5rancs fir a9t &inber unb bon $50
Srancs fir neun &inber. Mebr dls
neun 4inber iinb ulfo vSleibaufaGbs.
Sine dbnli9e @tnfiibruns bsfte6t iibriz
gems fhon felt ldngerer 3eit BEL Der
0iterrei9if9en &aifer Serbinanbs :
Norobabn, beren @erpaltung allidbrs
lih aus einem eisenen Sonbs an ale
8eamten big gu elmer getpifen 9ebaltsz
ftufe eine Der &inberaabl entfpre9enbe
3ulage ertbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
SpifaliidbeS RGfhiel.

Ho9 mebr als 45idbriger Wunbe=
run9 tit tur5li6 Elm an ben in &ieI
ppbnenben S9iffsfubrsr Sens Senien
geri9teter Brief tpieber in ben 8eIib
bes Ibienbers eelanst. Senfen fubr
Gnbe Der Seer Sabre an 8orb Der bdniz
f9en 8risg r8Ourier" an Der Sittifte
Siibamerifas; fem in Martal aui
NerO pobnenber 8ruber i9rie6 linn am
20. Sanuur 1859 unb abrefiirte ben
Brief an 5as tDnieli9 bGnif9e @ene=
ralfpnfulat in 8uenps Mires. Ser
Brief gelangte ni6t in bic 9Gnbe bee
IoreHaten. Sagegen erbielt Der Mb=
fenber gu feiner sr0Bten ueberraf9une
Dor &uraem ben alien Brief auriid.
Gr mar unterm 25. Sonuar 1859 in
9amburs, unterm 81. Sanuar in 2on=
Don ubgeitempelt unb bate na9 BEN
Martenauspeis IL SHILLING g~efoffet
ST Seigte nod Die Sieselung, bic rol
einem balben S%abr6unbert 8rau9 mar,
Wo fi9 Der 8rief in ben As Sabrer
aufgebalten 6at, pirb pobl ME ermit-
telt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
SrsrlT@if ais Hrkorobrfdsr.
ksprsaeIife eet;tnne oes ,,PrenSen" une
Autid)tpuno eer SeseIi6iiiiabrt.

Die 5obrt bes wpreuBen." bes srDBz
ten SegeH9tffs Der Welt, bds bor
einem SSabr aug ieiner beutf6en 9ei<
mat9 Sum erften Mal auslief, errsgt
audi i'm Muslanb bic lebbafteite Qufz
mertfamteit. SIM Mlgemeinen bsite9t
bic Mnnabme, baB Die Segelf9iffe
bur9 ben Nuf9pung Der Sampf>
f9ifffabrt fat auf Dem @usfterbeetat
ssbra9t porben iinb. Der npreuben"
bat einen nuBbaren &aumge6alt Don
5O81 Sonnen unb bat ben 10 ietnen
G%igentbiimern ouf i'm gefeBten Grtpars
tunesn eldn5enb entiprp6en. Die
Sahrt bom 4ermeltdnal Bis nod bsm
dilenif9en 9ofen Squique, cine &eiis
BON $4,000 Seemeilen, bat bas prG9e
tiss S9iff in 81 Sosen su~riidselest,
ettpa in Der slei6en 3eit, tpie lie au4
bic sroBen ameritanifden 5ra4tbam>
pier an Der pa5ifif4en &Ifte Imeritas
beanfprruaen. Sebenfaas bat Der
rYreuben" nit Der Sobrt ben Hefprb
Der Segsli9iffe gei4lasen. Sabei mar
bic Witterung bur9uus ni9t INNER
siinitig, unb namentli9 Die umi6ifs
flung bss 8ap 9orn gins unter ben
beftigften Stiirmen por ii9. On einem
Sage bur9lief bas S9tff 1853 Seemeis
len, bate alio cine mittlere @ef9pin@
bigfeit bon 15a ¬en. Sm 9tnblid
auf biefe 2eiituns i9reibt Der Yariier
cosmos: rWenn man Die Spariamz
felt elmer iplden S9ifffabrt i'm @er>
glei9 gu ben 8etriebsfoiten Der
Sampfi4iffe bebentt, 10 mub mar bae
BON iiber5euet fem, baB Die SessIfaiffe
niemols Deri6pinben iperben." Iu9
bic neusrbinss in Mmerita gebauten
Segeli6iffe baben itarte 8etpeiie gu
@uniten btefer Mnii9t geliefert. Nur
atpei S9pieristeiten iinb Bel bieiem
mobernen Nuffdtpung Der Seself9iff=
fubrt 81 iibertpinben: einmal bic Sc
pdbr geniigenber 2abung unb Die Be-
f3affuns BON Munnf9aften nit BIN
rei9enber @ef9idli9teit. Steie 6in>
bernihe iinb bebeutenb, neil bic Segels
f6iffe fonfurren5fGbig beute nur unter
Der 8eoingung bleiben, DAP Tie in melt
erbebli9erer GrDBe als friiber gebaut
Der0eu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
grpfeFiipnelic aaniudeuiaaer.

Cine MISUNDERSTANDING unter ben
i'm out tralii9en 8ui9 bef9Gftigten
4rbsitern nebmen bic r&abbiters," bic
&anin6enidssr Elm, bon benen in be-
ipnbers f9limmen Sdbren auf einsel>
men grpben Stationen Biz gu 100 be-
i9Gftiet perben. Gs betBt, bab Die
&anin9en BON einem enslii4en 5urmer
gu @port5peden eineefibrt porben
ieien. Wsnn benz pirtli9 10 lit, 10
baben bic auitralii6en @9afSi9ter
ale urfa9e, bas Mnbenfen bieies 8ra>
ben al berpiinf6en, benin man i9Gbt
ben 9efummt6etras Der our 8erni9<
tung Der nilben &anin6en BON ben
auftroliffen &plonien iGbrli9 aufse>
penbeten Summe auf $2,5O0,000 biz
$3,5OO,OOO. Man ipirb bieie unees
beuren 3dblen besreifli9 finben, tpenn
man eripdgt, bab nd9 elmer f~einespess
ptGfiirli6en, fonbern ben t9atfd9=
li9en @erbdltnihen bur6aus entfpre@
9enben 8ere9nung Elm ein5iges &az
nin9enpaar innerbalb flint Sabren cine
Hu9tommeni9aft BON 20,000,O00
er5ielt haben fam. Sbpobl bic rRabs
biters" tGeli6 300 Biz 400 Stiid err
lesen unb mon ben Sbieren uu9 fonft
auf ale erbenfli9e Wetfe gu 2eibe sebt,
1T bod cine pefentli9e Nbnabme Der
3anir9enpsage btel peniger bur9 bisfe
Mittel als burh Gin paar unseipObnz
li9 birre Sabre berbeigefiibrt porben,
IN benen 5abnoie S9afe, oaneben aber
audi piele Miaionen 3aninden gu
@runbe ginsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12

8erbitetes gifenbabnz
II n g I il d. Sin ungepObnli9 i9wez
rer &egeniturm bate unfern 9reat
Darlington, MaH., bas gifenbabngez
leife unterpafden unb 25 SUB bes
gifenba6nbammes fortserifen. Die
sefdbrli6e SteGle purbe BON atpei Sum
gen fur5 Dor benz Gintreffen zines 3uz
ees eefunben: Oie Sungen liefen naG
ibrer in Der Ndbe befinbliGen Wo6z
ruing, bolten einen rotben rSpeater. "
fehrten nad benz 9eleife Suriid unb
saben Dem 3use bas 9aitefignul. Sie
2otomotioe tpurbe penise 0arbs Dor
Der gsfIbrliden STEELE gum 9alten ges
bra9t. Der 3ug mar nit pafagisren
bt9t befest, pelde fir Die Sungen eins
Gelbfammluns unitenten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
@ttenhahn Tabrplau.
6Iepelano, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Sonis GaiIrav.
BIG FouN.
ct 3outB Otbtfion.
sThe Worlds Fair 1outev

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W0i9igan Mail GSpreb pull 3oBm Gilbert @com MIR Sountass11 2Ogm
slfbart ass tasi3 ........tS 2oRm Benton Sa.tor @Eprss p.... 2 45am
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
@enug 9unbefIei d.

@enug 9unbefIeif9 d.
Oie Srrogotten in Der pbilippinenz
Nbtbeiluns Der ct. 2ouifer Weltousz
itelung efen nur 9unbefleif9. unb bic
8efir9tung, bab Elm Manse1 an ben
@ierfiiblern eintreten perbe, bate bieis
S~niulaaer bereits in bic bD9fte llnrubs
berfebt. 2ebtbin bat nun @ouperneur
5unt BON Mifouri nit benz 4uffe6er
bes 9unbcpfer9s auf Dem Iusftel>
lungsgelGnbe einen &ontraft abgez
f9loFen, tpona9 ben Srrogotten tpD=
dentli4 20 9unbe our @erfiisuns se>
ftent peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
% e n.
Sin 9atarpbGnumen als i9liurier
S6refcu oes 9n3gebirgs.

Die Sasuine i'm Golfsmuno-Steub=, @runo.
uno Gislatpinen-9er tpeibe Soo-2abnens
ednoe-triadbe en- Der ea.pinen1tnrSs-Sbre
b~auptIa6Iiff.e @eimatb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12

M Nogan9
8orlS's Sair SpeI., tasI s.12 O5@m
Serre Saute @ccom., tdsl... 6 0O@m
ct 9ouis Gin tdgIiH s &c b 6 50Gm
capital Cypress tasl S d.. Z OOgm
ct 9ouis gspreb tasl d s.12 2ONm
ct 3suts GSpreb td9li&d g.. 8 25Sim
8 s & gffnsbam @cc tdali@ 4 OOSlm
ct g Sat Mail, tdsIi4... 8 35Sfm
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15
". {. I. 0. Convention.

The Twenty-second Annual
Convention of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will meet
at Hattiesburg on November 4 Z
at $3.50 a. M. All the railways in
the State will sell tickets, round
trip, at one and one-third fare on
the certificate plan.
Mrs. Mary Jewett Telford, wife
of Judge Telford, of McMinn-
vile, Tenn, will be in attendance
during the entire session. Mrs.
TeIford made a distinguished rep
utation as president Of the w. G.
T. U. of Colorado during a period
of intense conflict between the
Temperance forces and the liquor
traffic, and is one of the first grade
platform speakers of the nation.
Miss May Russell, State organ
lzer for the Mississippi w. G. T.
IT,, will also assist with rare abil-
ity. Miss Russell has achieved
fame on the platform in other
States than her own and will
greatly add to the interest and
efficiency Of the occasion. There
will be other noted women and
men IN attendance. A large as
sembly of earnest workers and
visitors is expected. All persons
who will help to drive out the
liquor traffic from the State and
the world are cordially invited.
Names of delegates and visitors
must be sent to Mrs. E. W.
Featherstun, chairman of Enter
tainment Committee, Hattiesburg,
Miss.
Mrs. Harriet B. KeIls, Pres.
Mis-. E. w. Featherstun,
Cor. Sec.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15
A Saw Mill 100 Years Ago.

Hattiesburg, Miss, Oct. SAN
interesting find has just been
made BY the E. L. Thompson
Lumber Company Of Hattiesburg.
This company is building large
hardwood sawmill on its property
at Garraway's Bluff, about twelve
miles south of the city, and while
going over the timber on the
property an old mill was discover
ed, partly IN ruins and portion
in a perfect state of preservation.
An investigation disclosed the fact
that this was without doubt, the
first grist and sawmill ever built
in South Mississippi. An old his
tory, compiled by Robert Lowry
and w. HI. McCardle, contains the
following reference to the old
mill: ELIAS Spikes built the first
mill in Perry county on Cara
ways creek in 1911. Soon after
wards Asa fairfield built a mill
near Augusta. Previous to the
erection Of these mills meal was
made by pounding corn in NOR
tars. The people at this time
traded at st. Stephens, Ala, max
ing the trip on horseback. This
data proves conclusively the iden-
tity Of the old mill. The machin-
cry is almost entirely gone, and
the working of it appears to have
been conducted in very clumsy
manner. The owners intend to
preserve the most important por-
tions of it as souvenirs of the first
grist and sawmiIl ever erected in
this section.
The Board Of Supervisors Of
Perry county adjourned last night
after one of the most important
sessions ever held in the court
house. Plans were completed and
let for the building of a bridge
across Leaf river, the construction
of fine courthouse 90 the site Of
the old ono in Hattiesburg, and
many other inn ortant Items dis
posed of.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15
Bereayed.

A Scottish fisherman. was drown
ed close to the shore and his body
was not recovered until the fol-
lowing evening. When it was
taken from the water a collection
of very large crabs chung to his
clothing, and these the minister
detached and sold to help the Wild
ow, who appeared to be inconsol
able. When the money was be-
ing given to the woman the giver
asked how she wished the body to
be disposed Of. Dye no think, "
she said, we could do wauI than
just set him again9"
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15

Here's the way the Magnolia
Gazette writes up millinery open
ings:
THE openings by the two mil
linery establishments in Magnolia
was q gala occasion on last Tues
day. Great crowds of interested
ladies were 10 attendance all day,
and in the evening there was an
open air concert on the front gal
lery of the hampton Mercantile
Co. Is store and delightful refresh
ments were served to visitors.
Miss Pendants and her assistants
we're also very busy showing their
beautiful line Of fall and winter
hats to The numerous callers. =
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15

Louisiana Society fol Proven
ton Of Cruelty to Children receiv-
ed offer from colored people to
organize an auxiliary to care for
hayward youth.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15
6 Cotton.

= - "a
There is a growing conviction
among the farmers of the State
that they can get ten cents or bet
ter for all Of the cotton this year,
and the feeling is encouraging
numbers of them to refuse any
less price. Local cotton men ex-
pect to see receipts fall off from
now on. The farmers are in bet
ter condition for holding their
cotton this season than they have
ever been, and it is not uncom-
mon for them to state that they
will let none of it go until prices
improve. Throughout this section
later reports show that the crop
condition is most probably below
the estimates thus far made, GER
tainly not above, and as picking
progresses it is found as a rule
that the yield does not exceed the
estimate anywhere. There has
been considerable premature open
ing which has cut the crop in
some sections more than at first
believed. jackson I'D. Bureau.
-------------
According TO the Washington
Post a colleague OF Senator Joe
Blackburn told this story at q din
ner at which che Senator was to
give q toast: In his younger
days Mr.. Blackburn was very
chivalrous. Asked by a friend to
second duel, be readily consent
ed. At sunrise the parties met at
the appointed place. It was Mr..
Blackburn's duty to say the last
words about the terms OF the duel.
And gentlemen, = continued the
speaker, do you know that duel
never took placeg" A murmur of
''why notg'' went around the ta-
BILE. For a very simple rea-
son, said the colleague. When
Joe finished speaking it was too
dark for a duel. /"
The senatorial bee about Blan-
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15

Washington county has raised
$500 for the Democratic campaign
fund.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15

The senatorial bee about Blan-
chard's cnapeau is hardly more
noisy than the society bee in some
feminine bOnnets.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15
Cases Disposed Of by the Mayor Dur
inc the Past Week.

- 49, - 'sSSs@s
City VS.. Mary Rawls- Disturb
ing the peace. Fined 50. so and
costs.
City VS.. Joe Wilson Discharg-
ing fire arms. Fined $500 and
costs.
City VS.. Noah johnson Petit
larcency. Not guilty; discharg-
ed.
City VS.. Sam Posey- Discharg-
ing fire arms. $25 and costs.
Marriage Licenses Issued During The
Past Week.
White-R. S. Storm and Miss
Francis Smith.
Colored- James Kirkwood and
Mrs. Emma Smith.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15
Licenses Issued During u
Past Week.
Told by the Magnolia Gazette.

A good joke is going the rounds
on Deputy Sheriff Miller. Dur
ing the Bacot trial, when the in
terest was intense and the court
room was crowded from morning
until night with spectators, the
alert officer noticed a crowd of ne
groes seated while the white peo-
pie were standing. Catching the
attention of the coIored popula-
ton, the sheriff exclaimed: "Get
up and get out of here; you have
had four weeks to yourself, now
move on and let the white people
have showing. " The negroes
moved.
Court over in Pike consumed
five weeks; and thousands of dol
lars we're spent in the investiga-
ton of crimes committed within a
period of six months. And then
the court did not get through, says
the Gazette, and deplores the bad
showing of the morals of the
county.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-10-15

Every church should have big
clock that should be squarely in
front of the preachers face so be
could not dodge it. 1t should be
striker, and the - O'Clock noon
hour struck on gong that could
be heard city block. When the
gong goes off it should be a signal
for the choir to stand up and sing
two verses of a closing hymn and
then if the preacher had not quit,
the congregation should march out
anyhow. Okolona Messenger.
This may sound smart to
some grunting animals; but it
isn't common decency to people
and to the sincere worshiper it is
british and bIasphemous and
worse than the devil quoting
scripture. There is only one dew
il and his reputation is known;
but there are many worthy editors
upon whom a blot Of discTedit
falls, when such ignobIe utter
ances come from the pen and
worm their way into the minds Of
readers of the press, who have a
right to sentiments more emo
bling.
Rome, N. Y, Oct. Is. Mrs. Er.
ma Wing Palmer. The last of the
two "ossified" sisters, died today
at Sherburne, aged so years. Ow-
Ing to disease of a rheumatic ma
,ture, which has bafiied the skill
of many prominent physicians
throughout the country, Mrs. Pal
rner had lain motion less upon her
back, totally blind and with every
muscle rigid, for the last twenty
seven years. The disease mani
tested itself within few days af-
ter her marriage at the age of 90.
Her sister, Miss Stella Ewing,
who died here two years ago, was
afflicted in The same way.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-02

TAI RS. J. p. CCADY, Treasurer o. the
1sI Ivy Leaf Club, 1902 9th Avenue,
Council Bluffs, Iowa, writes:
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