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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Die II. a~bRimmuua.

R~eiultatlos nie bic pDrbergebenben.
GER Rapner setpinnt eine
Stimme bon 1rn. @mitb.-Das
8otum bes 6rn. Miles eOn5enz
trirt iih pieber auf 9rn. Sadlon.
Wie bic e~inoelnen Geiebge=
bungs4MitglieDer ftimmten.
annapolis, 3. Jebruar.-Wte
porausauieben par, berlief bic hutise
IL. Mbftimmung iiber einen Nahfolz
ger bes BunbesA5enators Qonis 6.
Mrgomas, behen sermin am 4.
Mdra 1905 ablduft, ebenfans reiul=
tatlos, nit Der ein5isen Nusnahme,
baB 6err Hanner 9rn. Smitb eine
@timme, bic bes Oelegaten Dopns
BON Mnne Mrunbelzg ountp, abgez
mann. IS purbe itiirmiid Beifan
geflatf9t, als 9err Oopns fir 9rn.
HaDnsr itimmte. Der 8eifaaszIus=
bruh ipuroe aber prompt pom Spre=
der Gperbart nit etliden enersiffen
0ammerfdldsen unteroriidt. Die Big
bergen Mnbdnger bes 6rn. Miles
bon @omeriet@gountp ittmmten beute
aud tpieber fir 9rn. 6. s. Sadfon.
Mbfpeienb tparen Senator Oaibiea
bon Somerietag Der geffern fir
9rn. Sadfon itimmte; Senator ger
fins bon Baltimore, einMnbdnser bes
9rn. Garter; 0eleeat Godep bon
Baltimore@gpuntp, elm anberer Gar
ter=MnbGnger; bic Oelegaten 8eder
unb Morriion BON Baltimore, pel4e
'bisber fir 6rn. Hanner geftimmt bdz
ben, unb bic Gepublifuner Senator
@rab unb Oelegat @moot BON
g6arss1gountp. Oeleeat Senfins
bon MIegdnD@ unb bic Oelegdten
Winsote unb Sones BON Oordeiter=
Gountb. Die SmitbzG ntbuiiaiten
bon MneganD4GountD, tpelAe nah
N~nnupplis gefommen tparen, INN Sez
nator 2epis uno 9eleeat Drum 5rn.
3unner abipenitis gu MAIDEN, batten
teinen grfols. Sn Der Delegation be-
fanben iih GrsHidter Gerbinano
Wiliams, .. S. gladiton, Sobn s.
Gotparbs, Oenarren 8. Hepnolos,
S. %. Sbomas, Sobn Seating, Mar@
eeuus Marten, Sol. Sbomas Dillon,
6. S. Ort Suffer Barnard, Sohn
Oonobue, George 9ineen, Sohn 90.
Mpirstt, grneft Miniiion, 5bomas
%. Wilion, S. g. Miler unb 5reb.
Mertens.
Ons Rp{n m RpfuIdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
4ns benz Snnerem Marblano's nno
Den angren3enDen Staatcn.

Mus giferfu4t sr14oifen.
9or bem goIt : 8iireau in8ostpen,
ni9t nett BON Cumberland, ipuroe
9 eftern friib bic 20 Sabre alte Mtnnie
1ridline, pelhe als Glerf i'm po1t=
ANTE unseitent mar, auf benz Wsge
CUR Mrbeit bon 5rau Marp 5impion,
Der Satin eines ihnursen BARRIERS,
eri6oHen. Die MDroerin nuroe perz
baftet. Sic tGeilte NIT, ouB Tie iAon
por a9t Sagen oas MGo4en in oas
SeIi9t eei6lasen babe, neil tie lid
bic 2iebesperiiderunsen ibres 9atten,
bes glesers, gefdlen lieB. Die gri4oiz
iene lit bic Spdter zines angeie9enen
EMBELLISHMENTS.
9odpaffer.
Ser Susquebanna 1T bel port De-
poiit iiber feline ufer getreten uno Der
untere She'll Der Stuot 1T ii6erz
i9pemmt. 3pii4en bier uno SABRE
bez@race bat ii9 cine @isitduung ss@
bilbet; Die Geliie Der columbia unb
port Oepofit 8abn, fpelde in Per=
rppille an bic philadelphia, Baltimore
II. WaIbington : Bahn ii4 ani4ltebt,
fteben unter MaHer unb bic 8etpobner
i'm unteren Stabttbstle flidten iih in
Die pberen Stodfperfe ooer nah cen
!6iiaeln. Man befiratet, odB oiegisz
itauuna bie8riiden Der Baltic. : Obioz
uno Ybildoelpbia 8alto. : Waib=
ineton : gabn in 9apresoe@Grace il
ben 4ugenblid tpesreiben tonne.
,Hep." Ni6olionp erbutet.
4us 9arrisburg, 9u., fpiro oas
5olsenoe semeloet: rDis Inti 6 Sd
loon : 2isa bat pldne %entporfsn, poz
mad lie tpGhrenb Der nGditen LIDO
nate unter Der periDnlifen Geitung
bes .Hep." Or. g. 6. Nidolion bon
Baltimore, Der fiirslih gum Staatsz
6uperintenbenten Der 2iga ernannt
ipurbe, einen gar eifrisen &reu5sug
aeaerl Die Wirt6e unb Wirthihaften
unternebmen tpirb. ST. Ni9olion
ipirb in iebem Gountp bes Staates bic
Mrbeifen leiten, befonbers piro Der
uReperenb" feline Nufmerfiamteit Der
legislatiben gampagne piomen. gr
erfldrte, er tperbe insbeionoere aud
Die @tabt philadelphia nit ieiner
SbGtieteit beebren uno boffe Der 2iga
bort piek nere 5reunbe Su getpinnen.
Die 8smiibunsen Der Organization
tperben Iih barauf con5entriren, fir
cine 2peal Option : 9o1lage Stim=
mung gu MAIDEN, bic lie Der ndhiten
2egislatur : @efion gu u%nterbreiten
~gebenfen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

hei'm @ouperneur befanben li6 heute:
@tabtratbsmitglisb 2ittle bon Der
fedsten Warb, Grs5tabtratbsmitz
alieb S6omas g. 8ea bon Der 16.
Warb, Or. Georg 3. 94oa, Or. ..
3. Ounott, Sherit Hobert 8. 5ousb,
Or. OupdG, Mm. g. Hpan, Sefretdr
pes gr=MaDors 6apes, uno 4nbsre.
NDti5en.
Sberit 0enrD SO. Warfielo bonn
5. Negimertt tpar heute bier in Inrd7
polls, UNI bei'm 9ouperneur uno bet
ben GeisBgebungs4 Mitsliebern fir
cine peiters 8erpiaigung fir bic
0oaenbung Der neren Waffsnba1e gu
nirfen. Dix Waffen6aae foitet ip=
nett $4,000; IS tperoen tpeitere
$4,000 gepiinidt.
Selesat Bingham BON MaIbins>
tonzgountp iiberraidte bas Inter
6aus 6sute nit Der @inrei6ung
elmer Sroer, tpel9e BON Der Stdats>
gommiiiion fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING
gu ct. 2ouis berlangt, einen dusz
fIbrli9en 9eridt einaureiden iiber
Die 9erdusga6ung Der por 2 Sabren
b~erpiaisten $4,000 unb aud an5uz
seben, in nel9er Weiie Die ieBt perz
langten $4,000 p~erausgdbt tperoen
fplen. Die Sroer purbe mad ldngez
rer Debate an oas Gomite fir Wfttz
tel unb Dege oerpieien, tpel9es be-
reits an Der Ingelegenbsit arbeitet.
8unbes 5ettatpr @prman fam
6euts ni9t mad Qnnapolis, unb Niez
manb elaubt, ouB er bireften periOnz
liden Intbtl an Dem 3ampf UNI bic
Senatoriteae nebmen tpiro. @r mar
beute nieber in Waibington.
gins Mense politifer BON Sarz
forb1Gountb mar beute hier, UNI bic
Oelegaten Carroll unb 6it6cod BON
i6rem gpuntb in Die 8eiben Der Inz
bdnger bes 6rn. &apner, Die lie in
Der borisen @o9e berlieBen uno in's
Gmitb'fGe 2uger iibergingen, 3urud
5u bringen. Sic paren ni6t erfolgz
rsth.
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Sahnfataitropbe in &nbu Srutia.

9aIifar, q. g., 3, 5ebruar. -
Sin beute friib BON 6ier mad Wfontz
real unb Bottom abgegangener 3ug
Der ,Gandba : pacificzgabn" puroe
gu Milforb, As Weilen BON bier,
our9 cine 3erbrodene S9iene aus
benz @eleiIe genprfen un0 mebrere
8aggons i~tir3ten BON Der 90i4ung
berqb. 5rau So6n @laiiep aus 9a=
lifar fam um's 2eben uno iiber elm
0ubenb perionen iinb perleBt, etltde
oerielben, einf6lieBli9 Oes CONDUIT
teurs Robt. Duncan, pa6ri9etnlt9
t1otIih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
@hitneh's 2cifenbeadnanik.

EN- zgOrf, 3. 5e6ruar.-Ods
9ei6enbegGngniB bes g~eitern bier gez
Itorbenen gr>5lottenietretGrs Wm.
6. @bitneD 1T auf nG6iten Jreitag
anberaumt poroen. Inter ben 8abrz
tu6trGgern tperoen ii6 @r@Prdfibent
Glepeldno, s. gierpont Morgarl uno
GrzariegsIefretdr @li9u &oot befi1=
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u B m efenb b.
n,


@enatoren.
perfins, 2. Diftrift, Stabt.
Dafbisn, Somerfet@g County.
@rap, Nepublifaner.
Sptal 3.
Delegaten.
Be6er, 1. Oiftrift, @tabt.
Mprriion, 2. Oiftrift, Stoot.
gpdeb, 8altimpre>g ountp.
/ Wingate, Republifaner.
Sores, Republifaner.
Senfins, Republifaner.
@moot, Hepublifdner.
Sotal z.
Sir Megomas.
9enatoren.
(MIe Hepublifaner.)
OepilbiB, 9iron, Griffitb, MeGul=
lousb, &oe, Sbomas unb palmer.
Sotal z.
Oelegdten.
(NGs Republifaner.)
Bomb, @immons, 6opfins, Mur=
pip, airf, CRAWFORD, 9arrtlon,
6arrp, 9itefbetp, Smith, galo, Sob
min, !6enfel, Sod, Miler, pairo,
Batter, Bingham, CHARLES, 5easd,
2oar Stump, 9urDeb, 9oparb, Wtlz
finion unb Wdlba9.
SptdI 26.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

Wetterausfidten - Sir
Marplanb unb ben Ditritt Columbia
flar am Donnerftag. flar nit ifeigen=
her Semperatur am Greitas, Derdn@
berlihe Minbs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

f6iebenen Gonbs in einGertififat cona
ioltotrt fDproen, tnobur6 bic Nrbeit
oes Ra63Gblens urtb oer@pntrplirung
bebeuteno erlei9tert uno Dereinfa9t
tpiro.
9orft6t beffer, ais 9a94
ft9t.
Die @eiunb6eits : Waroeine Dr.
Sage unO Or. 5rance impften geiterrr
4beno cine Nn3a6l Mdnnsr in elmer
Wtrthf9aft an Mpnumentz II. Bort=
Strdbe unb in einemr Club : 2ofaGe
an Ndoeirdz, na6e MpnumentftraBe-
Sp1. gatfer, Den man am Wontag
als nit ben 9lattern be6aftet %erfannte
uno na9 Der QuarantGne bra9te, Iolf
bieie 2ptale beiu6t 6a6en.
2egte ben4mtseib ab.
9r. @alter @arlanb qualifiairte ee4
fern ppr MaDor Mc2ane uls Oirefz
tDr bes n6oufe Of 3efuge fir Wadoa
den," fir tpelfe Stelung er bonn
MdDpr erndnnt fpurbe.
9em @ertdtsperfabrer
il bermiee n. Samuel Yo=
lopsfp BON Nepzgorf, fpel4er, pie
geitern ausfi6rli9 i'm .OeutI9en
Gorrefponoenten" beri9tet purbe, am
Dienitag auf bic InI9ulbi9ung bin
ber6aftet fpurbe, Die Is Sabre alte
Roiie grotpn BON Hr. 20, 1. StraBe,
Nepz Wprf, entfii6rt unb bier in einem
8orbeq unterge6rd4t su baben, puroe
qeffern in Der tpeitIi6en 9oli8eiItatiom
Dem @eri9tsperfdbren iibertpieI efl,
pG6reno bas Mdb9en bis nu4 Poe
lopsfD's 9ro5eB in benz n5auie 5utp
guten t6irten" fe~fge6ulten ptrb. Sef
Gater Des MGb9ens ipar bel benz
8erb0r sugegen. Gr tbetlte nit, bob
gplppsfp, fpelder berheiratbet 1T unb
apei &inber bat, in Ieinem 6duie
no6nte unb iein pp1ss 8~ertrauen ge=
MOB. 8or ungefdbr 5pei 8o4en let
9olopsfb mad Der Nadti9ule gegan=
gen, ipel6e feline Sodter beiu9te, unn
babe Der 2ebrertn mitgetbeilt, baB
Goiie 8ropn ipfOrt 81 9auIe 9e=
piinf6t perbe, ba i6r 8ater f9ner
frunf lei. DIS bas Mdoden brauBen
mar, bu6e es poGopstp unter uler=
6unb @er1pre9ungen our 5lu9t bea
tppgen. 0as paar fam brett nab
Baltimore unb ppbnte brei Sage lang
ais Munn unb 6rau in 6rdu SOiter's
&oitbauie, Nr. 1908, 9iptfionitraBe-
Dis 5rau Softer, pelde pb bes jul
Qenoli6sn Qusie6ens Des Wfdo4ens
9erba9t I6Opfte, Oas MGo4en ms
8erb0r nabm, fanb es polonstD an
Der s3eit, nit Ro1ie anbersno Auar=
tier gu iu6en.
Die 5irma Soet m a N
II. 6 0. bat ben gontratt fir oieQuse
itaffirung Der nelen 2eudtthurmz
54iffe rMugnolia" uno SOB" ere
balten. 3p0lf 5irmen, o%urunter me6s
rere 6Gui er aus anoeren Stdoten,
BADEN ii9 UNI ben Gontraft betpor@
ben.
0es 0ientes uberbriilz
fig 6r. Yroipero S4iaffino, Der
italieniIde &onIul in Baltimore, bat
bic 9oliaei BON Der 0eriertion BON
bier Matrp1en BON Dem italienil 4en
@9ulI6iff rNmigo 9eipucci," bog
an Oienitag BON bier mad Nenzgort
abfubr, in aenntnib geieBt. i
9ie II n 0 2eu9ue" tptro
am u. Gebruar 2incoln's 9eburtsz
tag in ibrer grpBen 9ane bura etn
8anfett begeberl. 9as arrangements
Gomite beftebt aus Capt. Gbarles g.
W2onteG unb ben So. 6. Clan Simuz
nus, Stephen q. MafOn nno Gra
90 "a non,n
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Wi6bt an DcraeIien!

baB Elm OuBenb prd4tppler Cabinet
photographer nur 81 toiten in
Scbbel'S
mobernft eingeri9tetts Pbot. Itelier.
Nr. 3aI, Horr= 8 ag4 2trdse.
2e6ensgrobe 8ilber cine Spe3idlitGt.
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.Gnrmnnic"

,.0nrmpnic."
GROCER MaSfembaa (airmeS)
Wpntaa. ben ID. Tcbrmnr 1904.
,Spric," Wt. GUpal-Mpe.
Ia1 2 / z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

Rennp's Ebee unb aaffee
iinb bic 6eiten. Die pOr5usliden
trintbaren Gisenldaften berielbsn
limb itets glei4mGBig.
6. .. &ennn 6 0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

Sur Wabl nDtbig go.
Oas beutiee 8otum.
Sir HuDner.
SenatDren.
gouns, 1. Diftritt. Stabt.
Sin, 3. 0iftritt, Stabt.
Qetpis, Mlleaanb=gountD.
Gabb, Nnne NrunbelzG
5orpea, aent@GountD.
Sotal 5.
9elegdten.
8oHe, 1. Oiftrift, Stdbt.
Gpans, 1. Siitrift, Staot.
2ipman, 1. Oiftritt, Stabt.
Iorris, 1. Oiftrift, Staot.
Heeo, 1. 9iitrift, @tabt.
San, 2. OiItrift, Stabt.
Murpbp, 2. Oiitritt, Stabt.
Orem, 2. Oiitrift, @tabt.
Rot6, 2. Oiftrttt, Stabt.
SrGger, 2. Oiitritt, Stabt.
goudet, 3. Oiifrift, Staot.
9apfins, 3. 9%iitrift, @taot.
Durham, 3. 0itritt, Staot.
Grant, 3. Oiftrift, Stabt.
2int6icum, 3. Oiitritt, Stabt.
Moors, 3. Oiitrift, @tabt.
Drum, Nneganh=G ountp.
Oonns, Mnne Wrunbel=G ountp.
6ib1immons, Baltimore ountp.
@reen, galtimorezG ountD.
Stepen1on, Baltimore Gountp.
gaines, garron<GountD.
Rain, Garronzgountp.
Megomas, 9arfDrbzg puntp
psarre, !6otparo=gpuntp.
Ntfin1pn, &sntzGountD.
Sp6niton, MontgomerD=G ountp.
2ansbale, Monisomerp=Gountp.
Winiams, M~ontgomerpzG puntp.
Mmib, Montsomerp= gountp.
Weus, Yrinoe Georges Gountp.
Sennant, Waibington>@ ountp.
Sptal 80.
Sir Smit6.
Senatoren.
Wilion, Yrinee Georges gountD.
airpan, Queen Mnne's gpuntn.
@reentpen, ct. MarD's Gountp.
Belts, Baf6inaton@ gountp.
Moore, Wpreeiter= GDuntp.
Sotal 5.
Oeleedten.
NttpeG, Nnne Mrunbelz@ ountp.
Dupan, Mnne Mrunbel<g ountn.
2ppmdn, 4nrs Nrunbel=G ountp.
8oslin, Caroline ountb.
Miuep, Caroline ountp.
SUB, Garrou=Gountp.
Sursler, CARROLL ountb.
5rpor, gecilzGountp.
aeDs, geetl=Gountp.
Wnorefp, 9drforo@Gountp.
Carroll, 9arforbzG ountp.
6itdeod, 6arforbzG ountp.
Gibbs, &ent=gountn.
Rap, prince Georges gountn.
Sisbe, prinoe Georges Gountp.
Butler, Queen Mnne's gountn.
Wans, Queen Nnne's gpuntp.
Wilfon, Queen Mnne's gountp.
8udler, ct. Marn's GountD.
Collins, Salbotzg puntp.
Oobfon, =gpuntp.
sSad1on, Salbpt@g ountp.
MitheG, Waibinston=g ountp.
garen, Worceiter< Gountp.
Dennis, Moroeiter=G ountp.
Rerbin, WoreeiterzG ountp.
Sotal &c.
SIR Garter.
Senatpren.
8ibbiipn, Baltimore ountp.
Bedsman, garrpG@g ountn.
Hobinfon, 9drforo=GountD.
@orman, 9onarb=g puntn.
Sonss, Montgomerp<Gount
Sptal 5.
OeIegaten.
Benton. Bdltimpre=Gpuntn.
Gperbart, Baltimore ountp.
Sin, 9otparb~gountp.
6in, prince Georges Gountp
Sotal 4.
Sir Sad On.
SenatDren.
N~pplesartb, Dorhefterz gountp.
Bloomington, Wieomieo=g ountb.
Sotal 2.
OeIegaten.
Milbourne, Somsrfet>g ountD.
Miles, @omeriet=g puntn.
Risgin, Someriet=g ountn.
8ennstt, Wiepmiep<g puntb.
1earn, Wicomieo= gountp.
Meiiid, Mieomieo-g ountn
9otal 6.
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,. Fnros Qh.x Teuh,l m...
ss4 1'''sr. 1's'' ''s's't Sid. ea4. 'Ss'''
Zoo d.. 80 81 l6 IS u. 6 alar.
SEQ i. 30 % d 90 G. sGlar.

EittI. parometerf. 80 ~ S6dfe 9cnp,ratllr. -
NiittI. Ehrrmpmcerh.. % S~iisorisle aeniperar. I6
Eir hoffte GhnrGistert hes 1siibes IN eiHer
Stuuoe betrns l. 9ieiien pom 2Seiten.
eefriee Wetter. Die ni.orisfe
Temptratlr ets ~otfriqen Cages IBIS s llbr Ibenpsl
mar auf na1eeuannten Stationen. ME foiqt:
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ehHttcIfrrFf, S~frmersen, MaIaa
rim. GO Grippe mnS idilimme Grfal-
fnuoen fnrirt nard1 ,.Slancn's Mane
Iids" taudb In fliiiiiaer sSurml.
0rcis csc. Mllentbalben nerfauft.
TfSeI2 T&SIS)
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siue sieile math aentidlams,

UNI bic Welt ODER na9 irssno einem
Sheile Der We!t arransirt. Reiie4
6iaete ii6er ole 9abns unO 0ampfer=
2inien, Sbeo. s. Niener 81
6 o.. Ais Mater=Gtr. [266--l
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Ge,,seuouuoeu uotb S~cutIdlanS

6eIOfcnDnitgen fadb SeHt'HIdHD
"a Gents pro Mart uno @ommllllOn.
S6eo. $. STEINER &c 6 o., 415
Batter zSfrabe. Qusldnbii4es Sch,
We4iel uno @rebits8rieFe. ShtHsz
tarten Don uno nab europa. (266--)
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16
CHINA WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Gary Hold
Annual Reception.
Many Pleasant Remembrauces on
Goth Annual Recurrence OF
Their rlarriage Date.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. e. Gary cele-
brated their china wedding anuI-
versary Saturday evening from s
to p O'clock and their home on Vir-
ginia street vas througed with
friends who called to shower their
congratulations. The "bride and
groom" were assisted in receiving
by their pretty daughter Miss
Lillian and Capt, Clifton Long.
Refreshments, delicious and bounti-
full, were served and the event was
one of unalloyed pleasure.
Mrs. Gary was Miss Florence
Hardin, of Bowling Green, and
their marriage Feb. IA, 1884, was
an elopement. The ceremony was
performed at Gallatin, Tenn. The
union has been happy one and
fortune has smiled upon the popu-
lar couple, who are still classed
among the young married couples
of the city. SO lightly has the fiu-
ger of Time rested upon Mrs. Gary,
that she and her daughter migh be
easily mistaken tor sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary have two
children, Miss Lillian now finishing
her education a Potter College, and
Addle Belle, aged 6ve.N
They have friends innumerable
who will wish that they may live TO
celebrate their diamond wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary received about
125 presents from their friends.
They were in costly and beautiful
hand-painted china consisting of |
tableware lamps, vases, ornaments
and all kinds OF bric-a.brac In
order that their friends, who were
unable to attend the reception, may |
have an opportunity to see the col
lecti IN, they will keep them OF dis
play for day or two and invite all |
who wish to ste them to call and do |
so.
Those sending presents were:
Mr.. and Mrs Julian Adoue, |
Louisville
Mr.. and Mrs Eunis Harris, Bowl
ng Green
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hole man,
VI adj lsOnrille
Mr.. ana Mrs Ell. Stout, Bowling
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ed. Covington,
Paducah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guthrie,
Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Forgv, Penn
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16

The National Editorial AssocIa-
tion will meet at St. Louis May 10
to 49, with headquarters at the
"Iuside Inn, inside the fair
grounds. So many courtesies will
be shown the body that the issuance
of credentials to delegates will be
m )st carefully guarded The Ken.
lucky member of the Executive
Committee (the editor of the KEN
TUCKIAN) is to be made financially
responsible for courtesies shown
delegates not entitled to them Ken
lucky is entitled to one delegate for
every 2omembers Of the State Press
Association. and those wishing tc
be appointed delegates should make
it known, in order that the Presi.
dent of the State Association may
place his appointments where they
will be appreciated. No person
not actively engaged in journalism
is entitled to membership.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16

The great number of dyspeptics
is increasing daily. This is due to
hurried eating and lack OF care 10
selecting proper food
There is nothing more effective
to the rundown digestive organs
than pure pepsin, and while PePsin
alone corrects the overworked di-
gestive organs, tonic. such as
pure port wine, is also necessary to
keep them in this condition
Walther's Peptonized Port, to be
found in all drug stores, com bines
in exact proportions the purest pep
sin and the richest port wine It is
highly recommended by thoughtful
physicians For sale by Ray
& Fowler and Jas. o. Cook, drug
gists.
Small size 50 cents, large size ST..
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16
Jackson IndIgnates.

Jackson, KY Feb ia big
massmeeting was held here last
night. Resolutions were adopted
condeming the redistricting of the
twenty-third district. It is charg
ed to selfish motives, chief of
which is to get rid of Judge Riddle,
who will enforce the law. The
resolutions VIII be sent TO the leg
islature
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16

The House has passed a bill
creating a new district for Breath
ut and adjoining counties, since
Judge Redwine retired last year.
The Louisville Times makes this
editorial comment, which reads like
an insurgent manifesto: The pre-
tense that the creation Of the new
Circuit Court district of Breathitt,
Magoi6n, Wolfe and Knott, has
been made is the interests of jus.
tice and for the protection Of prop
erty Is too petty to be advanced
with any hope Of serious considera-
lion by even the inmates of the IL
stitute tor the Feeble Minded, much
less a sane and normal people who
have not forgotten the disgrace tO
the State and the reproach to the
party occasioned by The rule OF
the facliou which is the direct ben
e6clary of this measure The hope
of the State and the welfare of the
Democratic party in this matter
now rests with the Senate. 1t is
incouceivable that men who have
borne themselves so bravely in the
cause of the people heretofore will
fail this new and grave responsl.
bility which requires spirit of un-
compromising hostility to those who
seek to work wrong to Kentucky
and shame to Democracy"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16

Secretary Hay is doing his best
to butt into the oriental war. His
latest move is to demand an expla-
nation from Russia of the detention
of the Z. S. steamship Pleiades at
Port Arthur Intense bitterness
against the United States has al
ready been engendered at St Pc
tersburg. If we are to be neutral,
why not be neutral?
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16

The Kentucky special bearing
members of the general assembly
and State officers, to receive and
dedicate the State building pro-
vided by private subscriptions, and
to be equipped and maintained by
the state, reached st. Louis at IL
O'Clock Saturday morning and vent
directly to the exposition grounds,
where luncheon was the hrst order
OF the day. In the party were
ninety members of the two houses
of the general assembly, and Lieut..
Gov. Thorne, Secretary of State
McCbesney and Assistant Secretary
Grayot, State Treasurer Bosworth,
Railroad Commissioners c. G. Nc
Chord, Med. Ferguson and A. T..
Siler. Members A. Y. Ford, Gar
rett S. Wall and M. H. Crump, of
the Kentucky commission tor the
exposition, and a number of public
and business men Of Louisville and
Frankfort. After luncheon at the
administration building the Ken
tuckians were shown about the ex-
position grounds until 2:30, when
the formal exercises of dedication
were held in the Kentucky building
President Ford, of the Exhibit as
ISOLATION, made the speech, tender
ing the building to the general as
sembly for Kentucky. Lieut.. Gov.
Thorne made speech of acceptance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16

The formation of the proposed
new Hargis JUDICIAL district, with
the Curtis Jet element of Breathitt
county in control, has become a
State issue that the Democratic
Senate will hesitate to saddle upAn
the Democratic party. The bill
has been lobbied through the
House, but the Senate has a chance
TO kill it. The people OF every
county IN the proposed district are
entering vigorous protests. The
mountain districts affected, last
year threN off the yoke OF feudism
and elected men not dominated by
the Iett faction. Even the people
OF Jackson have adopted strong
resolutions against the spec a.
legislation being attempted.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16

Don't forget the old man
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
of their own.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
sion Of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists,
4O9-415 Pearl Street, New York.
SOC. and Sl,OO; all druggists.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16

The Henderson Journal will MAX e
a business change this week and
become a stock company. Mr.. Jno.
A. Lyme, the present publisher,
will be president of the company,
and Mr.. Edward A. Jonas, d
wealthy tobacco man, will be as
ISOLATED with him in the active
management of the business.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-02-16

Fires seldom hurt a live and
growing city. Baltimore people are
already rebuilding the burned dis
trict and the city will soon be better
and greater than ever.