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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
seaboard Air Line Ry.


 beilv Montgomery, Ala Daily. -7.anam mIHurtsboro. Columbusl iRichland. Albany, Ameri- lcus. Cordele. Jacksonville.
 Macon (via Cordele). Sal
 yannah and points East 7'5spm Cvia Western Railway
 and Atlanta-) .. lror Raleigh, Norfolk, Oldl 3:20am s:Asaii itooint Comfort, Petersburg.
 pSchmond, Washington.
 lsaItimore NewsYork and
 u noints East Pullman
 Sisepers Atlanta to Nor-t
 Snix and New York. Dining
 gar service on noon train t:sOpml ifom ns sIs -s :. 1Og@ s.sOpm union on seaboard be-
 wcen Montgomery and Ft.l
 lnayis. Solid train forl
 lIInion Springs; no change
 of cars. 7:45am -77-7,,fTI Raii and Water trip to the East eMerfolk or Savannah Apply to chaA. c. hicKN Ala. for full information. or ggSarles gS. F. Stewart. A. G.. P. A.. Savannah. Ga -.u. e,ndav
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
Warehou.emen Comlnx.

Secretary Chipley Jones of the Cham Der of Commerce. Is in receipt of a let ter from the secretary of the Railroad Warehousemen, stating that the party numbering upward of one hundred. would be in Pensacola Friday morning and would hold session in this city Immediately after arrival. The visit
 ors will be shown Pensacola's match less harbor. and will also be given the privilege of going aboard the Coium- bia, the prettiest cruiser in the United States Navy. The Columbia will re- ceiye the party at her present anchor age at the Pensacola Navy Yard Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
Fuu Count of yote.

The full count Of the vcte as cast in this county a week ago, was officially made last night when the CanvassIne < Board finished with the last ballot of the twenty-two precincts. The count lasted six hours. The vote for the principal county ofices was given out as follows:
 County Judge Henry Bellinger 1.G67: Wm. Kirk. 249.
 Sheriff.. ( Van Peit. l.sss. tno Opposition. Clerk Circuit Court--A. M. McMfiian 1,sls. Ono opposition. Henry Horsler. 421.
 Tax Assessor-w. w. Richards |1525.
 Clerk Criminal Court--John L. Pin. ney. 1.4&.
 Superintendent of Public Instruction IN. B. Cook. 1.4t5; Rix Nj. Robinson. 449.
 County surveyor-stephen D. Lee, l.46O
 County Commissioners-A. NJ Avery, 1.4sS; W. J. Sehnott. 1.44a. J. M. An drews. 1.4ss: J. A. wiggins, 1.372; J. R. Stewart, 1,347.
 Members of School Board--R. V. Clubbs. 1.36S; A. c. Blount. IT.. LAS; W. M. Agerton, 1.25s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
AT soUTHsIDn CHURCH.
Ur. Gross Preached strong Serms
 I.anf Nfrhf

Last Night. { The revival services at the Southside Baptist Church last night were re- markedly successful, A congregation that overhowed the church edifice was present.
 Rev J. L. Gross. D. D., of Selma. and interest His text was chosen from Matthew xii,22: And he was speechiess. This was the reply to the man who went to the wedding feast without nrraying himself in the proper garments. pr. Gross showed that this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

Wea snS SHesntEomsry tt S:S6 D. m TS1s ern PsciS,oS sat via New Orleans and so,sh 1 from M No, carries through Pui,,r.. nHu .nS 1Orteens to New York and csi-..,. conneottov 'sokSonytlle s to st. Louis mar n- ! CT 70 Chicago " through siesp-
 ,,..n Train No. carries through pu,,D,. C,neinn. ron Ss,w New Orleans to New Yorl
 sn, sleeper Montgomery to st. Louis hca WitS at Cin3innati Evansville. St Iomis
 Eew New Orleans for all points North, south For further information pertatninw q. rates. routes and schedules consult tieks1 agents l. R. R. or write or eaiI o- WA. BSAsLEY.. Pass. AEt., Union Station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
Erkskine Bull and John Oliver. ne,

Efkskine Bull and John OIiVer. ne-
 groes. had a shooting scrape at {
 o'clock this afternoon. Oliver was the arm SO badly that amputation may
 be resorted to. Bull went to Oiiver's
 house to take his wife home. Oliver
 saw Bull coming and divined that trouble would occur. Grabbing his shotgun he stationed himself al con- venient spot in the room and awaited the husband. When the latter ap- preached Oliver emptied the contents of the gun in Bulls arm. Bull saw g. pistol on a mantel and with his own arm shot to shreds grabbed the pistol and shot Oliver dead. Bull then walk ed six blocks carrying both weapons and gave himself up to Police Officer Abbot. He was later sent to a hos
 pital. The coroner,s jury acquitted him tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
DIR. BUCHANAN.
 The Specialist. Does Not Use the Knife or Send
 to lnflrmariss.

He treats all of the diseases of wo-
 Sn. nervous. digestive, chronic. skin. AiGney. bladder and liver diseasee kand na.s nt diseases of men, piles, ulcers
 ae nas all of the different electrical in,,. .i.@1nihes; from the X-ray and atatio start;, me woman nurse. who is con ns.tantly at his office. is an expert when s,,,s.s Sones 10 administering massag ge and
 an conditions which have in the past Saoseo patients to go to Hot Springs. given there. -
 His treatment for piles, nstu1ae and stricture does not reQuire the knife ness. @e AAoA" o@ss-
 He has devoted IS years of his life to lnls special line of work, and he has never considered time or money when ne obtained information, Instruments 9r assistance that would benefit his patients. His treatments are not palm tul. but are soothing, comforting and curative He makes no calls. He does no practice by correspondence He does strictly an office work. He is in hia ofice from 1O:30 to 3:30. He does no work on Sunday. His ofiice is on the cry, Ala.
 l2:3o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

fngs were cracked. At Manzanilio the shock lasted ten seconds. No damage, however. was done. The volcano or .Colima Is inactive,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
MARION BOYS BEATEN
PENSACOLA TEAM WINS THE FooT-
 BALI. GAME.
Canvassing Board Fsnishes its Work of CountinE the vete Cnst in the
 Election of Last Tuesday.

Pensacola. Nov. is.--tscec.ai l--No event of the gridiron has excited in- terest equaiiing that nsaniftscd this af- ternoon when & game at Palmetto Beach was played between an eleven from Marion. Ala. Land the Pensacola Football Club, Pensacola won by n score of l2 to Q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
The nferchnnt sFnrine.

The Congressional Merchant Marine Commission arrived here this morning and at 10 a. m began the sessions at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Sem ator Mallory of this city having been designated as one to ask the questions for the body. A number of citizens volunteered to go before the body and give statements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
Assa uIted sn Dmcer.

News reached the city last night that Constable John B. Vaughn. well known in Pensacola. had been assault ed by a white man named Shavers. It is stated that the oficer was attacked with heavy steel weight and that his life was endangered for the time. The assailant made his escape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
JOHN WILSON JAILED
NEGRO WHO ATTEMPTED TO AS
 sAULT MISS SEWER.
sheriR of Pike Cosnfy Declares That He is Able to Protect the Pras-
 Oner and Intends to Do %.

Troy. Nov I5.-(Speciai. 1.-The ne- gro. John Wilson. alias Flowers. who attempted to assault Miss Shiver, near Tenniiie sunday evening. was captur- ed this evening about 3:30 o'clock about three miles southeast from this ctts by John Jones. and is now in the Tr0y jafl. The negro came to the place where he was captured and hired to a MT. svf1ks to work.
 scene Of the crimeEwas passing Wilks's 5 place and recogni4,d the negro and arr rested him. He eonfessed the crime to Jones.
 Several strangers from the country below are in town and 1t has been sug- gested to the Sheriff that the military be called out. The Sheriff says that he feels amply able to protect the pris- oner and will do hisHfuli duty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
RnrthaunlIe sn6ckn FeIt.

Mexico City NDv. l5.-Earthquake
 shocks are reportsd from several points
 in the State of. FJaIisco. At the town of Autlan. the walla of several build
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

WEATHER FORECAST. Washington. Nov. 15s--FOr Alabama, Fair, warmer Wednesday, Thursday falri light southeast winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR. You can depend on 1t always being the best. su-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
Fell nnd nroIxe Hia Neck

Decatur. Nov. 15.-(speciai. )--This In New Decatur. John Hill of New Al hany. Ind, fell down the stairway. fracturing his skull and breaking his neck, resulting in instant death. He was an axle-maker in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad shops in New Decatur. The remains will be taken to New Albany for interment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
LARGEST APPLE DuMPLING.

Made in "Dumpiing Town," N. C., and
 Weighs 114 Pounds. From Youths Companion.
 An aged citizen of North Carolina tells the story of the greatest apple dumping ever made. His home is in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

HAS STOOD THE TEST ss YEARS. Croves Tastalees Chill Tonic. The first ana original tastsle.s chill tonic. 50 centR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

TO CURE A COID IN ONE DAY
 Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tableta All druggists refund the money if tt falls 10 cure. D. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c. wed-frf.mon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR. Tn. flour the best cooks use. su-wet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

Once upon time they tried to shut 9 woman up in lunatic asyIum--but she kept right on talking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
Headstones of all sizes. ma teriaI and prices. We are the place for work in our
 line. Write US.
CURDOW-CLAPp MARBLE Ca.,

20o-1lI Dexter Ave, Montgomery, AIa.
 Phone 145. Mention Advertiser when writInG.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03


Wien. Oberleutnant bes SO. Snz
fanterie : Resiments Nnutpl Reumann
Rptter b. SpaQart, Elm Sobn bes ber>
bli9enen 9ofratbes profefpr Gran5
1aper b. Neumann : Spaaart, tpurbe
i'm eroBen Gsitfuale Der nniperiitdt
gum Opftor Der Ybiloicpbie promo
brit. = Ser pieriGbrige 6ran5, Sobn
Der 9ilfsarbeiterin Sberefe 9einol.
tpurbe nit lebenssefdbrliden 9runbz
tpunben am sansen a0rper i'm Bette
lissenb aufsefunOen. Der 8nube
birfte in Mbpeienbeit feiner Mutter
nit 3InbbDla4en sefpielt unb bic
8ettpdfde in 8ranb seftedt buben. =
auf furdtuare meiie 1T bic 13iGbriss
@oltsfdiilerin Sberefia 8redeImos
der, Sttatring, Sofnsrftrabs SO.
1874 Bel itrer Mutter pohnbaft, um's
2eben sefommen. Obpobl gsfparnt.
tpolte fie uuf benz Sttafrineer 6riebz
bofs ibre aleiber gum SrOdnen auf
sinsn Baum aufbdnssn. lin ouf bic
@eits gu selanseil. ftieg is uuf einen
9rabfein, Der felt 5pansig Sahren
ftebt. 8eim !5inabfteisen lDfte fi9 Der
40 ailosramm fapere Stein bon benz
@ndel uab er5nlua bas MGb6en. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03
.ue c.ncr Ssduberbohle.

Nie uJtdrrerrDlHal!ttf .'tlrtt aucG
Dor bsa3frt,n &erl::;is ritrt ouj sine
loirfii9e 9Guber6Obls lit in Grune>
ipolo entbedt nOrhen. Ser @eppbner
rpurbe perbaftet. Sn Der Na9t pDrber
fDar II Gpanbou in Der @runetpalb=
Frobe Elm @inbru9 Deriu9t Dorcen;
Der Ib1ter tpuroe 9eit0rt unb mubte
flu4ten; IS mar. fpie man nod be-
merten fonnte, Elm damn in Matroienz
uniform. @m folganben Sage lpurbe
CT in Der NGbe Der Stabt geie3en, unb
na9 f9lsuniger genaGri6tigung Der
Poli5ei tpuroe feline 8e%rfOlgung aufges
nommen. Gr iudte ii9 in Dem gum
@runetpalo sebOrisen @e10l5 unpsit
Der &u6lebenerG 9iebitdnoe in Cider
beit au bringen. uno bies pGre linn
AUDI iDObl selungen. penn ibn ni9t
me6rere oes @eges fommenoe Solba@
ten eeIteGt bGtten. Na6 per5peifelter
9e9eniDe6r puroe Der NIT 9epdlti9en
aOrpertrGften beriebene Mann berbaf@
tet uno, oa man tDegen ieiner Setleis
bung 5unGdft annubm. er gebOre Der
faiferli6en Marine on, our Militdrz
pa9e Der Snfanteriei9ieBi6ule in
9ubleben eebro6t. 8alb ftente es ii9
aber beraus, bab er tpobl Bel Der Mu>
rine eebient bate. iebt aber gum Sraz
gen Der Uniform teinerlei 8ere@tigung
belab. gr nurbe bdrauf Der pOli5ei
tn Spanbau iiberseben. Ha3 ben Bel
ibm b%orgefunoenen papieren lit er elm
25idbriser S6lofIer Namens 9apelz
let aug Dem &reiie Qeobi6ib. Sci iei>
ner 8erfolsung in Der Sort par nun
au9 bic @rbbDble entbsdt tporben. in
Der pieles SiebesbanbDerfaeug, geitobz
lene @esenftGnbs, GbborrGtbe, Stiefel
etc. fotpie au9 auf ben Namen bes
Wsrbafteten loutenoe Muspeispapiere
boreefunben nurben. Dies mar stpei=
fellos Der S9lupfpinfel beg @erbrez
9ers, Der f6on felt Wo6en in Der Sc
eenb geie6en iporben lit, unb Dem man
jebt Die oablrei6sn in Der ndberen unb
tpeiteren l1mgebuns bes 9runsfpolbs
in leBter 3eit beriibten @inbru9sbiebz
fable CUR Qait legt. Mber nod Elm an@
berer i6perer 8erba9t laftet ouf INN.
Seit elmer Wo9e 1T elm ~18iabriges
Oienitmdb6en, &lara Bauer. bus i'm
@eftaurant nSeei9lob" 81 pi6elsbers
&c befddftigt tpar, fpurlos perf3Dunz
ben. Surd cine Sreunoin Der Germibs
ten lit bereits feiteeitent. buB alara ..
nod am Montag, 1. @uguft, ii9 in
8esleitung bes @erbafteten b~efunoen
bat, Der iid fir ben unteroffi5ier Der
Marine Sans 2eiGter aus aiel aus
CAB. sSerner lit ermittelt. bub 9upelz
let alias 2eihter bas iunee MGb6en.
bas obne &ppfbebeduna tpar unb Or
beitstIeibung trug, am Sonntag, 81.
Suli, Qbenbs BON nSeei6loB" ubgez
bplt battle. GapeIet sie6t oies gu. min
aber iiber ben fpGteren @erblsib bes
Mdbdens ni6ts pihsn. &lara Bauer
ftammt aug @arl6au; fe bat felt u9t
9agen fein 2ebensasi9en mebr bon
fiA seseben; ibre 6abieliefeiten unb
Paptere befinben fi9 nod Bel Der
Oinfberrfdaft. Mit ibrem aebeimnibs
polen @erf9tpinben pirb Der Serbafs
tete in @%erbinbuns sebra6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03
Der Gomitatsge(C6morne.
Don 6eOrs 6uGr-palma.

Dor brsi Woden bate Nitolaus ST.
mar ouf benz Giabuiber air4peibfeif
ben 2aci 8easeg tObtgei9lagen. Selpe
batten BEN 9opf poG Wein, St0de in
ben 0dncen unD ben alten SAB in ben
eeelsn ee6abt. 90 gerietben lie anein>
amber.
0a5 9ir6tpei1fet BON Giabuib III
babur9 berubmt, bab aujG3rli9 elmer
ocer Der anbere babel eri9lagen tpitb.
Gs 1T gu bel iberi9ufiise &raft in bcr
9ep1lferuns. Sieis &auferei lam ah'-
ni9t auf Die ii6li9e Meiie 5uitunbe.
2aci 9e3aes iu9te Die Gefabr.
,Sas mar cine quite 3sit, Nitplars,
als i9 Ssinsm @eibe nod BON Der
&irdneib Gei9ente bra4te."- 81
ting er an.
Sap mein @ei6 aus benz SPIEL"
u@IBte ni@t tparum! Sic mar
aud nur elm Mdb9en pie one onbes
ren."
n@6er 0u bift fem 8uriGe pie Die
anOsrsn!!"
SO! @as BIN icy benn?"
Gin Gump!"
Die geleibigung lam Dem iibermii>
tbisen, boghafteu 9uri9en serabe re4t
Gr FOB isinsn Stpd.
rSsbt pirb ii4's 5eigen, simu, per
Der 2ump it,"
Der &f bauerte faum cine Wi=
mute. Simar befam einen Sie6 iibel
ben &opf, aber bus f9pd9te Die Wuhi
feines &nuttels ni6t. Mit fur9tbarel
9etpalt traf er Die @9lGfe 2acis, BAT
bieier auf Der SteQe tobt 6initiirste.
@esen ie95is Meni9en ioben gu
aber ni@t elmer 5eigte li9 u~ngefpObnliG
erreet. sic puBten, baB 2aci 8e65ee
Dem @eibe Simars i9cn lange ii6leS
na6rebete unb paren auf elm bDieS
gnbe gefabt gepeien.
so pflsgt es 81 gef6e6'n," ia9ter
Tie tpetie unb pblegmatii9.
Ritolaus flo6 mod an bemielber
4benb. Sein @sib rang Die gar5t
Ha9t binbur9 Die 0dnbe unb i9ri!
Sefus Maria. Sci Eagesonbru9 je:
bod eing tie pie setpObnli9 auf Do.
6slD. Die Mrbeit gebt aGem porar.
Nur am Sonntag, in ben SsierRun:
ben, iiberlieb fie ii9 ibrer @ngf uni
llnrube. @as pirb aus i6r obne Manr
perben? Wie pirb lie nit Ger @rbei
fertig tperben? Die &inter linb noG
gu flein. Ni4t einmal gum SGniebI
ten fann man lie ge6rau6sn! So
f6Dn mar es bister. Sic unD i9r Man1
perri9teten Die Selbarbeit, Die S9pis
germutter fp9te uno puI9 bubsim
Iun mar anes iiber ben Saufen setport
fen, bs5 einen 9uri9en tpesen, ben Fl
ME bate leiben tonnen!
Dim britten Sage no9 benz 9ir9
tpeibfefi berief man lie auf oas Semi
tatsamt. Sin iuagsr 9omitatgge
f9porener befragte fie uber Den Soot
i9lag.
sd ipeiB nift me6r, tpie Der gnd
bige 9err iel6er. Sur, baB i9 in
Glenb bin, bas peib i9 bsFer."
S6rdnen rannen iber i6r gefunbes
rotbbatises @eii9t. Man fa9 es If
aber an, bnb es ibr tpp6lt6at, ii9 elm
NAL austlagen gu t6nnen.
gu !5auie er5G6lte lie i6rer S6pie
germutter anes, mas man lie eefrag
bate.
rMeon fraste MIDI iOgar, Ob i9 aaci
@eliebte mar. 3d., bes Seufels @rob
mutter mo feline 9elie6te-ni6t i6!"
Die alte tnp9ige 9ausrnfrau I6it
telte lan9iam ben 8ppf.
r@ieGei9t mare IS better setpeier
Du bdtteit ,ia' sefaet."-
nSab 2aci 8e55es mein geliebte
parG"
nSu."
r@ber ipie fon i5 bic n~npabr6ei
reben9"
.Oamit bas &omitat i'm ni9t tobi
bebt."
O1e Jnn9e Ordu lap etne 0Setle 1fdr
ppr ii4 bin.
nNein. S9tpiesernutter,'" iagte +
bann feh. rGs pdre f4lin:mer, men
i4 feline Seele quGlte."
Dim anberen Sage, als lie 9anf trod
nete. fam en- S9ufbirt auf einem Gf'
in ihre HGhe aeritten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03
ugier auf ben Wo6enmarft." erfpiz

WV ~" wv SOJS4H1o~At ki4Ob>
oerte lie itot!ernb unb pe-legen.
rMerfpiirbtg. 60 piel i6 peib, lit
beute nirsenbs Marft. ltebrigens iino
in benz 8iinbel feline Ger"
Sie iunge Srau mubte bic Mneen
nieberi9la9en. Der apmitatsberr trat
nG6er an lie 6eran.
rWas bet Su benin ba auf Der
Gtirn9"
rgesen einen MauGbeerbaur1 BIN i'd
gerannt."
$50, 10. IeiBt Gu mas, Gu eeI I
gu 9einen1 Munn! Hi9t fpabr?"
nS92"
Der &omitats5srr Ieste isr bic
9Grba auf Die S6ulter.
n90r NAL: Sd babe seIiern bic le5s
ten 3eusen perbDrt. Sein Mann lit
Elm 9Iurr urb bSlt Die Sadie fir pi:l
gefdfrli6sr, als ie 1T. Denn Ou e5
gut nit i9m metEit, bann fibre mid gu
i'm. Ms6r als ein Sabr befommt er
nt6t!"
Ser ssiunbe Snffintt Der iunssn
5rau fibIte, baB er es e6rli9 meinis.
Nd3 fur5er lleberlegung iab fe ibn
bon Uertrduen an.
rSommen sic nit, Guer Gnaben!"
Salb poren tie mitten i'm HDbri9t.
SteQenpeiie Biz gu ben &nisen i'm
Waher patenb, nedte Der iunee Serr
bic Srau f~ortpdbrenb nit ibrer MnqIt,
10 bab lie iiber unb iiber ROTH purba
Dor Jreube. ga, tpenn ber liebe 9Dtt
ibr 10 belfen tpoGte! -
Mit einem Mal brad Elm pilber,
beiierer Strei aus benz Gobr. OTIS Die
8duerin ibr @ntlis biefer Ri9tuns aus
tpenbete, fc6 iie i6ren Monn NIT err
hobenem &ruppel auf fi9 Su renuen.
rOu Subaspeib! @errutben bait Su
midi"
8eibe erfannten Inn Moment bic Sc
fabr. On Der 8ii9fe bes &omitatss
BERN maiden bic 5G6ne.
nOort b1eibit Su, Miflos, pbsr-"
Mit acknowledgements Mugen, feuz
@enb Dor Wutb, blieb Der Mngerufens
fteben. Gr pagte fetnen S9ritt mebr.
Sin selobenss getpsbr fpri4t cine gu
berebte Spro9e.
$50, Miflos, jebt pplIen mir per>
niinftis reben."-
sd babe NIT benz Germ ni9ts gu
reben!"
Sea, biensidt bod. 3unG9it trae
mir mai mein 9epe6r. Sa nimm!"
@r trat IN ben @srbubten beran UNI
ret9te ibm bas @etpe6r.
r8eibe 2dufe finb eelaben," erlduz
terte er pertrauli6.
Ser Jli4tlins ipuBte ni9t, tpie inn
sef9ab.-
rWurum sebt SIR mir bas &C.
pebr2" fragile er ffotternb.
rDamit Ou fiebit, bab i9 mid MIDI
Dor Dir fiir9te nnb um Dir gu seigen,
bab i9 Dir ni9ts 8Ofes tbun Mill"
Nicolaua Simar mar ii9 in feinem
fleinen @ebirn INNER nod ni9t gdr7
flar. toas oas su bebeuten bate. Was
1oute er aber tbu1Y Gr bate Das 9es
ldbene @enebr bes enGbieen !6errn in
Der 9anb, unb ni6ts blieb linn iibrig,
als ibm unb feiner Dor 6reubs INNER
rSeiuszM aria" f9lu95enben Jrau
gang itta 5u folgen-pie Elm 2Gmm9er
-ert tn bas 8omitutsgefdngnib unb
bann in bas alte rubiee 2eben bes in
Der 9eimatb gebliebenen!--
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03
Tetter g o It m e | It E r,

Netter g o It m ei ter Sboz
mas Si6enaG, Yoftmeiiter gu gleas
FAINT Sin, SO. 9a., purbe bon Pofte
infpettorsn perbaftet unb benz gsfGnss
mir iiberqsben. Gr lit anseflaet, bur4
bic ppft Girtulare berianbt 81 bdben,
porin er porsub, i'm S9asbeportsment
gu Baibington als 9rapeur anesiteai
gu fem, unb fia er6ot, gegen Ginfen>
buns BON 81 =uagema9te 8antnptsn
i'm @ertbe bon $40 au5uf9iden. Seine
aosrefponben5 fpeift Tamen unb Ser
fonen in allen Sbeilen oes Qanoes auf
bic tpilens paren, auf ben !9anbel
einauaeAen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03
STE 0ahI Der Ser

Ste 3abl Der pero<
pslas ii4 ansetrieben fiiblen,
an etpas au rogen obsr gu fuuen, 1T
piel srDber, als man gsmeinbin per=
mutbet. Oie 5ingerndgelbeiber iinb
befannt. SIS eibt aber 2eute. pelde,
lei IS infolse elmer @efGmadspsrirrung
ober infolge elmer pipGif6en &rantbeit,
6ol3, pel5, Sud- ober Nnberes nasen,
gum sroben Gdaben fir ibre Gefunbs
belt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03

hoto9rapb gum 2ebrling:
.3um Oonnertpetter, bas lit nun f6on
bas fe9ite Bib, mas sic perf4misrt
baben, Sic iinb ia idon mebr Elm pbOs
tparu. pieh.'"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03
aftflnrrunrr HmJfnnn.

@srtbeibiger: Der Mn9sz
flagte bat pobl bic papiere seitohlen;
aber f6on am anberen Sage CAB es
einen arsen &ursftura, pobur4 er
einen arpRen 0erluft erlitt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03
0Rrrutheu.

~Sft be 9alsfette AUDI gang edit.
Grib?"-rSo gut unb edit nie Define
2iebe, Gnp."-rMber bore NAL, baB Ou
70 tnideris bif, glaubte i9 bod niat!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-03
Wtne quito Errnnnin.

.Mit Dem S9lder tperbe i9 bod
ppr SsldftisunSen ii9er fein. uIbsl
obre benfelben nod ii6erer."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-27
CONFEDERATE TO CoNFEDERAT
Captain John c. Brain. Confederate
States Navy at Soldiers Home.

The veterans at the Soldiers Home
were yesterday delighted to have with
them Captain John G. Brain, formerly
commander in the Confederate
States navy, who is visiting Raleigh.
He spoke for over an hour and his
address was a thrilling one on the
sea. 1t was told to men who had
fought onNthe land, and they listened
with eagerneSs.
Captain Brain was born in Misss
sippi and in his address yesterday he
Naval Academy by General Barksdale,
then a representative from Missis-
sippi and in his address, yesterday he
told of his personal experiences in the
navy, beginning at the time when he
was a midshipman on board
the United States frigate Con-
gress, cruising off South Amer
lea, and of his being arrested when
he resigned his warrant and con-
fined at Fort Lafayette and Fort War
rem for over six months. His next
experience was as purchasing agent
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-27
BANK FOR SMITHTIELD.
Greek Letter Company ut Chapel Hill
rporatcd-Tobacco Companies
Dissolve.

Smithfield is to have savings bank
and the articles of incorporation were
filed yesterday.
1t is to be known as the Smithlield
Savings Bank and is to do u CONNER.
cial and savings business. The au-
thorized capital is $4,000 and the
company begins with $4,000 paid in.
The incorporators are: Messrs. w. l..
Woodau. c. r. Guy, j. d. Underwood,
II. c. Jordan, w. NJ. Sanders, w. D.
Hood, w. A. Egerton, f. II. Brooks,
John y. Maroon, ]. ID. Spiers T. j.
Lassiter, j. r Ellington, G.. S. Wilson,
S. r. Morgan, Jas. II. Abel, II. ID. Ell
lington VIM. ID. AVera, Will II. Las
sitter. w. l.. Fuller, H. l.. Skinner and
w. S. Stevens.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frater-
MAY Chapter XI Company was incor-
porated in the Secretary of States Of
flee. The headquarters are at Chapel
Hill. and the organization is incOrpor-
ated for literary and social purposes
for the active members of the frater-
nifty and those who may hereafter be-
come active members. There is no
capital stock and the incorporators
are: Mesrs. E. V. Howell, Edward
Graham and c. L. Shore.
Company has filed certificate of dis
solution of the company.
The w. G. Thomas Tobacco Com
pany, of Kinston, has filed a certificate
of the dissolution of the firm.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-27
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Thirteenth judicial District Cases
Being Heard.

The Supreme Court is hearing cases
this week from the Thirteenth judicial
District this being composed of the
counties of CataWba, Alexander,
Caldwell Mitchell, Watauga and
Ashc.
There were present last night the
following attorneys who have cases to
argue: Captain Edmund Jones, Of
Lemon; MIR. S. J. Erwin, of Morgan
tom Mr.. w. c. NeWland, of Lemon,
and Mr.. A. a. Whitener, of Hickory.
The cases to be heard this week
are:
State VS.. Garland.
Setter VS.. Deal.
Britain VS.. Westhal
Minish VS.. Railroad. Defendants
appeaL)
Minish VS.. Railroad (Plaintiff's
appeal)
Bernhard VS.. Railroad.