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Milford chronicle., 1904-08-19
JAPS ATTACK
| PORT ARTHUR
9 BY LAND And SEA
General Assault on Besieged For
tress is Now On.
IAPS WIN TWO NAVAL BATTLES

NIadiVostok Squadron Defeated In
Fight Raging Five Hours, the
Cruiser Rurik Being sunk-Port Ar
thur Fleet Scattered, Several Reach
ing Neutral Ports In Battered Con.
dition.
Milford chronicle., 1904-08-19
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.
THURSDAY. Auqust d.

The Catholic Total Abstinence ma
tional convention met at st. Louis
Mother MaR Veronica, head and
founder of the Sisterhood of the Divine
| Compassion, died in a convent at White
Plains, N. Y.
Despondent because he believed him
self to be the victim of an incurable
disease, William R. Manz, of Chicago,
committed suicide.
A contract has been awarded to a
New York sculptor for a life-size bronze
statue OF General Franz Sigel, TO be
erected in st. Louis.
The postofice at WOodmere, L. l.,
was looted by robbers, who carried
away $500. after exchanging shots with
citizens who detected them
Friday, August 12.
Miss Grace Gregory, a young society
woman. of Chicago, was killed by be-
ing thrown from her horse.
James H. Montgomery, A. NJ. Ph.D.,
a scientist of national reputation, died
at Meadville, Pa, after a lingering ill
ness.
The International Typographical
Union has selected Toronto. Canada, as
the place to hold the next annual con-
ventiOn.
Willie" Mungen, alias Frank Davis.
colored. was hanged at Ebensburg,
Cambria county Pa, for the murder
OF Laura Davis.
J. Z. Reinger former president Of
the Reinger Lumber Company, is un-
der arrest at South Haven. Mich.
charged with embezzling S43. 200.
Saturday, August 13.
An arbitration convention between !
Sweden and Norway and Great Britain |
has beeen signed.
Fred Grant, of Springfield, H., is
under arrest, charged with embezzling |
$4,000 from building association.
Mrs Emma Forester, of Altoona,
Pa, was burned to death in her home
by the explosion of a gasoline stove.
Mrs Ruth Bush Hosea. of Mobile.
Ala, has been divorced on the ground
that she was hypnotized when married.
Senator Fairbanks. Republican nom
inee for vice president, will address
labor in Chicago on Labor
Day, September 5.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07

aro. We trust that their souls have
gone 70 rest. In Heaven the hnmb.
lest, ennobled by The great God
Man, shall be peer Of the proudesi
| in that sublime democracy.
Miss Alice While. OF Cedar Point.
is visiting relatives, Tall Pine.
Vivian Herman. agent for Chase
& Co., Nurserymen. y. Y, is taking
orders for fruit and ornamental trees.
flowers, etc. He Is polite and q
hustler withal.
There was Mass at St. Michael's
aud st. Peter Clayer's. Bird instant.
The Rev. Father spoke plainly to his
hearers telling them not 10 trifie
with sacred things. Go. rather, and
trifle with the forked lightning, with
the deadly pestilence- God keeps
His promises. Heaven and earth
shall pass away but not one word
OF His shall pass away. Beware
II you deliberately close your ears
to all the warnings and Invitations
of the church, God certainly viii not
hold You guiltless. Will He come
again and again TO the barren figtree,
and. finding no fruit on il, viii He
never cut il DOWN. Beware
A few days ago. 100 theologians
and philosophers arrived at st. Ini-
COS Villa. They are from Wood
stock College. Howard county. Md.
Some ten or twelve young priests
just ordained by Cardinal Gibbons.
Rector Rev. William Brett. Minister
Rev. John Henrick. They will re-
main three weeks. We return
thanks to Father Kelley for this
item.
Potatoes are yielding fairly well.
and retail at IS cents bushel.
Tomatoes plants are prosperous in
some localities.
A few truckers and gardeners de-
spair in consequence of the drought
in this immediate locality. Is not
despair an accountant? 1t sets it.
self to end its total. itadds up every
thing, even the fractional parts. 1t
reproaches Heaven with its thunder
bolts and pin-pricks. May we not
trnthfully personify it as one of the
most mighty and furious foes of the
man or woman who INDUCES hope
not enduring in its basis. Do not
despair friends. Beyond the gloomy
veil there is rainbow Yes. the
Master will send us rain M His own
good time and pleasure. Cheer up
AzZANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07

LeonardtOwn, Is; Pirates, 10.
The game played on the Leonardtown
diamond between the local team and n
Washington nine resulted in victory for
the boys in maroon and gray. dali
Parsons pitched fine ball, striking out IL
men, and when hit was needed BAL was
there with the goods" The Town boys
went to the bat first and were retired
without a run. In the second half of the
first inning the Pirates scored four times.
Again in the second they scored, making
the total five to nothing in favor of the
visitors. Things looked dark for the To-
cal boys. In the third, Loker opened up
with a single, and the rally was on.
With two out, Knott drove out a two
Dagger and Prof. Fenwick'. hard drive
scored Loker and Knott. : the fourth,
the local boys scored two more runs,
and in the fifth one. But the visitors also
scored, and again the game ,vas in favor
of the visitors. The sin ing was the
red letter one oftheganY rsons open
ed it with a home run, a;8 four more
runs were scored before the locals were
retired. The game was Leonardtown's
from the sixth to the finish. The local
boys played well together and perhaps
for the first time double assist was made
on the ball field. Jim 0rme drove a long
one over the fence between right and cen
tire, which was covered by Prof Fen
wick. Connolly took the throw and Orme
was put out by Combs at home plate.
The visitors played wen, both individu-
ally and as n team. Piekford struck out
10 OF the Town boys. Score:
LeonardtOwn, 2215 80 2-15
Pirates, 10OIO1 3-1O
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
BUCKLER -HANEY.

Miss Alma May Haney and Philip
Chester Buckler were married on
the afternoon of Thursday, Both, ul-
timo, at a prettily arranged wedding
at the home of the brides mother,
81 ID Street, N. W., Washington,
ID. G..
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Richard p. Williams, of
Trinity parish, in the presence of a
number of friends and relatives of
the young people. The bride wore
a dainty gown of white organdie,
made over taffeta and trimmed with
lace. and was attended by her sister
Mrs. ]. S. Wiley, as Matron of Hon
or, and Miss Stella Blanchard, OF
Louisiana, as Bridesmaid.
The brides brother in-law, ]. S.
Wiley, was the groom's best man.
the marriage taking place in the
prettily decorated parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckler left Wash
ington the evening of the same day
for the St. Louis Exposition, and
after July Is will be at home to their
friends at 311 ID Street, N. w., Wash.
ington, ID. @.
Mr.. Buckler is q son of Philip T.,
and Marion r. Buekler. OF Oakville.
Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07

ments. She is 1873 feet long, 40 feet
beam and II feet 8 inches depth.
She is expected TO develop a speed
OF IL miles an hour.
On and after July 9Th, instant the
1904 Summer Schedule Of the Weems'
Line. Potomac River Route will be
in effect. Three steamers will be ON
the route. the Anne Arundel, Calvert
and Northumberland and one OF them
will leave Washington every day in
the week except Mondays and Fri
days and Baltimore every day ex-
cept Sundays and Wednesdays.
This schedule affords the besttrayel-
ing facilities our Town has ever had.
Mr.. Henry Adams, q well-known
and much respected citizen of the
second district, died at his home,
near Drayden. June 10Th, instant,
aged 50 years. He was an intelli-
gent progressive farmer, q kind
neighbor and a man OF stern integri-
ty. His sudden death has been a
deep and heartfelt regret 70 his many
friends and acquaintances. His re-
mains we're buried in Poplar Hill
graveyard, July 1st, instant. The
pallbearers were: Messrs. VIM. b.
Redman, VIM. S. Coppage. John S.
Bean, ]. b. Adams. Jas. Milburn,
Chas. Pomeroy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
HynleneaI.
DUNBAR.

A very pretty wedding took place
on Monday, June eth, at "The
Dunbar" the home Of the bride s
mother, Mrs. Kate L. Dunbar. The
contracting parties were: Miss
Mary Eva Dunbar Of Ridge, Md.
and Mr.. Henry Caspar Walter, son
of DR.. John Walter of Washington,
ID. c. The brides gown was a
dainty creation of hand embroidered
chiffon. She wore sun-burst, the
gift of the groom. Her only attend
ants were Master John Robson Dun
bar of St. Inigoe's Md. and Miss
Robson. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Kelly, of St.
Inigoe's Manor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07

The religious services at st. Paul S
Methodist church, Leonardtown,
will be held next Sunday, July 10th,
at 1875 a. m, and thereafter every
two weeks, instead of $50 p. m, as
heretofore. The Sunday school viii
be changed to $50 a. m, instead OF
2. 30 p. m, as heretofore. A cordial
invitation is given to all to attend
both the Sunday school and the other
services at this church.
Fl. b. MILLER,
Pastor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
Personal.

Mrs. Jane A. Shoemaker, while
visiting Mrs. Ignatius Z. Mattingly
at the old homestead was very
agreeably surprised last Saturday
evening by the unexpected arrival
of her children Lydia E.. William,
and Blair Shoemaker, of Washington,
]. Albert Shoemaker. Of New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Murray, OF
Philadelphia. After a short and
happy reunion the children left for
their respective homes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
Rock

A quiet but pretty wedding took
place at st. Aloysiu's Church this
town on Tuesday, June 18th. Rev.
c. S. Lancaster ofiiciated. The con
tracing parties were Miss Mary
Addie Tippett, oldest daughter OF
Mr.. G. Frank Tippetts of Medley s
Neck, and VIM. ]. Rock, of Piney
Point. The bride was attired in
white silk null with hat and gloves
to match. Miss Eva Tippett, sister
of the bride acted as brides maid
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
Religious.

The Rev, DIR. Devries, of Wash
ington, will preach at st. Mary S
Chapel, Ridge. on Sunday, July 10th,
at 4 clock P. NJ, on Sunday, July
18th, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. and on Sun
day. July Gath, at ii O'Clock A. NJ.
The Choir of st. Marks Church,
Washington, will furnish the music
as these services. The public in.
vited.
WILLARD f. MINSIcK, Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
DUBoIs-BURRoUGHs.

Owing to the death of the brides
father the marriage of Miss Mary
Adele Burroughs to Mr.. Pierre
Joseph Dubois was quietly solem-
nized, Wednesday, June %, 1904, at
the residence of the groom's father
instead of at st. Joseph S Church as
was at first intended. Rev p. III.
Kelly, S. ]. twas the officiating clergy
man. We wish the young couple
much happiness and prosperity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07

L. A. Jones & Son have their new
Spring samples and can have you a
spring suit made to fit you. We
have a fine stock of Boys suits which
zoe are going to sell regardless of cost.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07

Rev. FL. r. Miller will preach next
Sabbath at Mount Zion Methodist
church at $50 p. m. instead of IL a.
m, as heretofore. All are invited
10 attend this service.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
Want yosr monstaebe or beard q beautiful
brown rich biark7 Then use
BUCKIhGHAM'S DYE Ter Is sesr.
90 D.ys1srs os y. ,. q Co., sss.s.s
Lumber.

Twill keep constantly on hand nc
Leonar"sown wharf Q full supply Of
BOARDS. sCAETLIEe, WEATHER
BOARDING. FLOORING. PALINgs,
DRESSED BOARDS. SHINGLES, &c.
All orders for Lumber. Doors. Sash.
Lathe. Lime and Hair promptly n.
tended to.
~ CASH upon delivery a. yard.
SHiyt-o Jos. q. HKAa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
DO YOU DEPOSIT IN
TIE NATIONAL BANK Of ST. xAa'Ysi

WHAT ARE YOUR EXPENSES
It's very much easierto keep track
Of ones personal expenees when
bills are paddy check. IL makes
the Bank do most Of th book
keeping. and at furnishes q legal
voucher Of ss o record OF every
cent paid out. IL you are thlnk-
ing OF opening bank accountcall
at the ST. MARY'S NATIONAL
RANK and consult with It's officers
You are sure 20 receive prompt,
courteous treatment be your ac-
count large or small. July ey
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
MIL Notice.

/ will grind on TUESDAYS, IL
fair or on any day that the saw mill
L. running. LEO NJ. WATHEN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
MONEY TO

MONEY ca loan on approved security.
Apply 20
DEkBY A. LYNCH, Atty,
May lsf Leonardtowu.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07

A Great Sacrifice In Millinery.

Children $ hats Of all kinds ( half
price: Flowers and shapes at less
than half price.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
Rihhons,
4lsc satin and taffeta rihhon for a0r
Hosiery Department.
Baby ribbon
Stock Collars at Cost.
. l ready made wells for

s above exactly as we advertise and
ing for bargains will department We have
nohng all
day. Call and line We pleas
ant for 'P'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07

St. Jerome's Greek. 81. Afaryss Ca
81 virtue of the power Of sale contain
ed IN a mortgage from Bessie T.. Wright
son and Jerry Il. Wrightson. her husband.
in favor OF James I. Ebaugh, dated Nav
>, 1893. and recorded in Liber j. J.. G..
No. ), folio ala, 0ae 81 the Land Records
OF St Nary's county. the undersigned.
Attorney named in said mortgage. will
sell by public auction, at the Court Houee
dS0r in Leonardtown, on
TUESDAY, july IL, 1904,
AT 2 P. NJ, all that tract or parcel ofland
called and known as
COrsey's Point,
being part Of Hawley's and Elizabeth
Manor, containing
81 ACRES. more or less.
This tract Is situate at the month Of
St. Jerome's Creek, bordering ON the said
creek and Chesapeake Bay. Ii il a desi-
rable location for home and the oyster
privileges are especially valuable, st. Je-
romes Creek being private ground.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
DAN'L G. HAMMETT.
Attorney named in Mortgage.
June lets.
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WILLARD +. MrSSIcK, Rector
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28
GtcnrftOncM Oer q. & ..
GtSeub0ttt.

Na6 Mansfielo am 9. uno 10. Mai
fir ben einfaAen Preis nit einem 3us
iGlag bon Is Gents fit Die Guuofabrt
gum 8eiu9e bes Council Der Gotbmdn=
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Mtai fiir ben einfa6en Breis fir Die
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Gents gum geiu4e oes Mai MuIit=
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Wtai fir ben preis oer einfa9en SSabrt
nit einem 3uidla9 BON 25 Gents fir
Die &unofabrt our nationalen 8er=
iammlung Der Sabritanten. 5ifets
gut bis 81. Mai. q
9tab Gartbaea ooer Soplin, Mo.,
bonn II. bis %. 0eal fiir ben einfaden
Breis fiir Die Runofabrt gum 8elu6e
Der 8eriammlung Der beuti6en 8aptia
ten. 5ifets gut big 80. Mai, DoA
fann Die 3eit berldngert perben bis
gum 30. Suni. 8
Jtah Dallas, Seras, ODm Is. bis
Is. Mai, ipeSieae @rcuriionspreiie gum
8eiu6e oer NnemblD Der Cumberland
gresbpterian Stride. Sifets gut bis
81. Wai. 2
Na6 youngstown, O., am l6. uno
L.. Mai fir ben einfaden Bret5 nit
einem 3ui6lag DDn 25 @ents fir Die
&unofabrt gum Seiu9e Der GroBloge
Der S. .. .. j. 9idets gut bis 81.
Mai. 2
Niit bem Snfraftreten zines neuen
Sabrplanes peroen tpieoer Sonntags=
@rcurl,onen eingefiibrt, eine &unofabrt
na6 @lepelano tOfet $l.50 uno mad
3wii6enitationen eutiprebeno biai9e
Prelie. 8
9fab San Jrancisco. Gal., tperben
bon Netp philadelphia Sifets fir
$4l.00 i'm Mdr3 uno Npril pertauit.
gbenio bilIise preile na6 anoeren
Bldben @a.ifornien's. 81
9la1 @lepelano fir ben Breis Der
einia6en Sabrt nit einem 3ui6lag
bon 25 @eHts fir Die &un0fabrt am
16., IL. unb Is. Mai. Sidets out
bis 26. Mai. 3am 8eiube Der Sab
resperIammlunG Der 8abtiIfen. 9
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0erStcincrte MttG.

Quf oem lebten in Wien ab9ebalte=
men Wolterei=5o0e belt Marimilion
&ipper einen 8ortrag vlleber Maoer=
mil6berpertbun9", Dem mir Die folgen=
ben Saten entnebmen. Mtan bat audi
gu aQerlei 3mefen Die gum 3rpefe Der
Butterbereitung entfettete Ma9ermil6
Oernenoet. go snr 8ereitun9 bon
Wtilnsufer, ols Habrungsmittel fir
Sbiere, als MiId9ampa9ner, oos 1T
Wa9ermil6 nit 6ru6teiiensen perlebt
uno nit SoblenIdure imprd9nirt. 9a5
&aIein in 0ieier Mil1 oient sunG6It
5ur 8ereitung bon GdIen, bann per el
aus bem Gaiein 2eim, Gppreturmittel,
Ritt uno SIolirmaKen ber9eltelt. 9lqe
oieie Sermenoun9sarten Der Wa9er=
mild leoo6 tonnten Die 8ertpertbungs=
fra9e in 9iinlti9em Slime ,niht l0Ien.
lno oas gelin9t nunmebr bur6 Den
neuerfunoenen vWildftein" (@alalitb).
9ur6 einen 6emiI6en pro3eb miro in
Der Wila oas RaIein, Elm 9elbbrounes
Qulper. 9efiillt nit Dem 6ormaIin bsr=
ieBt. 9aOur6 entltsbt eln Gornartiger
G0rper: Der Wil6Itein. 9ieIes p6llie
unlOsbare BroOutt biloet einen GrIab
fir SOrn. glfenbein, s9iIopatt. @ellu=
loio, Mnrmor, 8ernltein unD Sort-
gummi. @riffe fur @BbsHefe, gopier=
melIer. @raDons, .Pfeifen uno Giear=
renfpiben, PetI9afte. Warmor, Stein=
ornamente uno Sillarotugeln iperoen
nunmehr aus Nlil9 perferti9t. Sn
Seiterreidb tperben beute i6on tdeIi6
10000 Sitter MaQermil9 our @aIalitb-
bereitlln9 oerpenoet.
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0rnnheigent9ums ltebertraaunaeu

Elisabeth 9Harb II. u. 8u Sauuel Sobnou, so afer
Euib, $2400
eOrtes 9saettt gu mtaie @burs $4,000 atdsr, Stem
maIter 6. Sarbeftp au 6. 6. grd, sot 20, Mineral
Gttp, 81:
g ,q m ,,ns gaslij9 IBo5 ~ mar9 nnS sOisOD gHtiHs
.. 80. enslifb gu 5orrp Stgss, .1I1OO gder, linton
$75
ber 60, Cots III uno lis, y.lp g5iia., $1,000
" .; Smttb, au Nora etrltng. Got 3s4, ubribs=
SsOrae 90; Snlt.a gu 'nsofes mliner 80 sIlo sder-
@lla Maug9ittan sn gbonlos Dsotols, sh older
Sngarcreef 9SGrren, 1885,
slaSo ssaet' ~uO'9 ~ S'e0 SOl0' ''4ioO @asf' D'n
Sebn graus su ausb gownina, 40 older, linton.
gtOner goat 81; sn Samss g. eoumis, II 2lloO
9antel aubns gu ausuif gernbart, 25 afer, Sober
6. 30. gatlep gu geier graun, aut s. ubri9spiIe
g, 90. 8ailsp su @eter Braun, sot 8. 9 uub TO-
ubribsple $42.
aD 30. araeep sn Sable gbrpper, ss2IloO @der
Ga16p 1892
MOfss y a.nnebp xOn. su gbtip ggiiiOn. Got
40. STtpro Gem Sonerstorpn, 1902.
&Gce unb &. s. Sarbner su 8. 3d. epifsr, aot 8,
SenniI0n, Sl00
Mare nnb g g. GbOmas .u marp 6Oioler eDt TO-
Soiepb giiintine su Soiepb goraa Cots nnb 8,
Utarp ansr.as sn elmer aubreas. sut2, 9oper,
500. T
g, Seaer au OIioer gambes 2 older. ggapue. $780,
Sot 2, Epper, $24O0
arnole Setf9st su Sta garIt, abeiaot 0 unb 10.
9sep YbiIa.. $1,000.
eoparo selpis su gbuip eoltou, sobIenIanb So.
ilen, $51l2
$. S. ggauace su Columbus @ettap, abeilot Is,
Wepp0rt, 500.
aeiaiam @alter su OTIS Sair 4oloo ader Sugar.
Greet, $500.
gberiff gga9ner su Matbias De9ong, Sots /, itnb
q Ssnntpn uto Ebeu BON AnBenluts uno 2,
ubri6SOtae. 1850.
MstbIas BIG 9eSOng sn 0aacp '5eabcrion spts |, 2
giHuia Sumnerlnntb All Mfbert &ennefer o9ll0O
Mder, Sngarcreef, $502. .9S
Nlice nno 9 @ead3D aa Marp MlooIaip Got 2, Gaft
9apiD su Jaecb smitien 22y1oo ader. goiben. 500.
uhrtb8ptae, 81, 5s' s57 Ia ma. '9 -
], gbr,lt 909itstler su abrabam Diiibler, s4Iloo
Mder Sngarcreef 1860.
gii II su 20. 8. Mesger 2Gnb ggarlptG 800
9erlelpe an Gar1h fptb 2atb Moripid 5000
bile 5000. W
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Nafgepabt
6armer /!

marunt i'm Norben bIeiben. tpo utan feds
Ilouose i'm Sabr aus Saus angepieien lit
uHb bas nerfpniumirt mas man in ben on.
beren feds Wtonaten getpouuen bah2
6eben sic nod bem Siiben, mo Gie ieben
Mouat inn Sabr auf benz Jelo arbeiten tbu.
men uub mo bic sSeIber bas gan5e Sobr bin-
bur9 sSradbte traeen. meau sic Elm 9ieb=
siibter fino, tpiiien sic, baB oas 8ieb Isbt
BON ieinem Gett Bebren uuB unb auBerbem
gegen bic Sarte bes Wtnters bei6hbt Dwer.
ben ntuB.l
DefDnpmifbe Wiehau6t feBt stpsi iui6tige
6eeenitdnb. boraus: Tdmli1 Gutter, mel.
1es Jleti9 eraeugt nnb ioIdes, mel9es sSett
anieBt IN bertrdglihen DerbdItHifIen.
A,abania unb Glortba er5eu9eu reidlid
bic @elpet 8pbnen nnb Gaffapa beibe iinb
bic beften s5utterEtoffe. pel6e Der aBeIt be.
fannt finb. mtebr @eIo fam Derotent tper-
ben nit fpeniser arbeit auf Der Sarnt ober
nsst yridte, 8eeren ober Semiiegdrtuerei
auI benz sanbe an unierer 8abH eutfang tint
Giiben ais in treenb einem &anbestbeiie Der
tlnion.
Gyenn Sic iitereifirt finb rnb tpeiters Sn-
formation iDinIaen i@reiben Sie on
Ct. IA. PARK,
General SnouftriaI ssnb gHuiisratiDn astnt
0nuisuills & RaibbiHe q. 0t.,
sOutsptrs, asHisdp.
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MutterIicbe.

Dor BEN 8eri6te in 9teubenoile,
o., tpuroe SSrau sssnnD Spens bes
Woroes i'm erifen 8raoe i6uloig be-
funoen. 9lm l8. Sttober 1903 Ioa Iie
in ibrem einiamen 9nule III Dungeon
0olloru ibren Mann ermDrbet baben.
Sic bate tets ibre uni9ulb betbeuert.
W1ontng iDurbe nun oas beI1norene
getenntniB ibres sw0lf Sabre alien
Sobnes binterle9t, Denl5ufolge er Su=
fdlli9 feinen Tater geibOiien babe uno
ieine Mutter p0Gig I6ulDlos oil Der
Sluttbat lei. @ines Rahts babe er iin
6ilbnerItall ein @erduI9 ge60rt. Gr
lei aus benz 8ett anfgeiprungen uno
babe einen &eOoIper er9riffen. Der tid
oaonr4 entluo, oaB feline SbpeIter
ibm ben We9 beriperren uno bic WofIe
ibm entreiBen tpollte. Sic Gu9el bobe
bann leioer ben Batter getroHen. Gines
Der &inoer ersdblte ben 8orQanQ Der
5dmsIter 6rau Opens', uno 10 erfubr
jeBt beren gertbeioi9er oaoon. Our
&eoe geitellt, tparum lie ni0t ibren
Sobn perratben babe, iagte Tie. oaB fie
por9eSogen bdtte, lebensldngli9 in's
Su6tbaus gu s.ben. fott baB uuT
ibren Sobn oer Matel bes 0aterm6r=
oers, uno penn aud beg 5ufdligen, qe-
fallen tpdre. Na6 oieier @nt6HQuns
miro oas llrtbeil, oas oieier Sage ee.
fdllt lperoen iOlIte. niGt qeiprodsn
tperOen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28

AT Alliance connections made with trains from all
stations the p, F. w. & c. Division.
No. 900 connects OF Yellow Creek for Steubenvills and
Bars No. 304 connects at Wellsys r Steubenvile and
gelare Nos. 400, 322, 302, 304 and 316 connect in
Union Station Pittsburgh for the East Cafe Paror Cars
on Nos. 3i0 and 31 No. 343 leaves Rvenna rs 90 an
arrives Cleveland *8 90 an No. 342 leaves Cleveland rs 90
pm, arrives Rayenns *6 20 pm.