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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20

In BEN aeutnant SobR, e<rqsont
Snop unb Better &ubn fielen, fhiIber!
aum erften Male .ndher = f6einbar
autbentif4 = Der Brief zines aarmers
Sperli9 aus Homonsbrift an feline
gltern, Der In n8un5I. Stabtbl." Der.
offentliGt tpirb. ganaa 1T bem5dupt=
ling Der 8cnbelapurts. Der audi bier
tpieber uls hummer. fduler Erunfsns
oolo geffiloert pirb. bic Strafqepalt
tuesen Mibbrau4s obsenommen tppr.
ben. Die WorlaDung ppr ben Oitrittss
DEF crying IN Jpn pegen bes Raubes
zines Shofes, ben CT fin bate au-
iHulben fommen laFen. Der 5Gupt=
ling aber pertpeigsrte bas grf9einen
uno ponte nur bur9 einen llnter<
bduptIing ~perbunbeln. .Mls Der
0Guptline irOb msbrerer Mufforbes
rln9en niGt erihien, ianbte Der 81:
ftrifts9ef am Is. Oftober 1903 ben
Serseant Snap, ben @efreiten ge6l,
boff unb einen einseborenen poIi3iften
al. UNI ben 6Guptling 3panesfpeiIe
bor5ufibrep. Oils BE Beamten an bel
6iitte bes Couplings erf6ienen, tpar
bieler bon bepaffneten MGnnern urn
geben. Gereeant @nab. elm alter Gols
bat, perfu9te Is auerft in Site, ben
9duptling gum Miitommen su betpe.
gen, aber biefer fogte ihm entfdieben.
er tpiirbe niHt fommen. unb fdate benz
Sergeonten, Ct fone f9leunigft feline
Diitte berloFen. Qlls ibm ber@eraeani
oarauf fagte, ipenn CT nidt tpiuig fol-
aen noble, fpiirbe Ct @etpalt antpenben.
sriff Der 9duptIinas aIs grtpiberung
sts feinem Getpebr. Stbt entipdnn Iih
Elm nilbes Rineen. bic 9o.tentotien
oerfudten 3unGdft, ben 6Guptlino aus
ben !6dnben Der 8eamten 3u befreien,
unbals lie faben, bab es erfolalos mar,
feuerten lie mad benz Sergeanten uno
trafen Jpn in bic S9ulter; nod bielt
Der gefreite @eblboff ben 9Guptlins
feft. Der Serseant aos feinen Rebolper,
Elm 5ipeiter S@uB traf ben Ger
oeant burd ben Qols. unb inbem CT au
9oben fanf, feuerte Ct 5pei SdiiTe
auf ben 9Guptlins ab. bic bieien t0bz
ieten.
Sn bieiem Mugenblid fam Der Die
itrifts4ef, 2eutnant Sobit. nit BRET
Solbaten, Tenste, 2ubn unb Nator,
5ur 9ilfe b~erbeiaeilt, murben aber nit
Geuer empfangen. unb getroffen fanten
2eutnunt Sobft unb 2ubn 3u 1ooen.
Qeutnant Sobft rihtete fih tpieber auf
Ger bate ben S4ub i'm unterleibe)
unb feuerte auf bic Nebe1en, Biz i'm
cine speite &uaeE bura ben 2opf tDb=
tete. Jensfe rief &ubn au, benz Der
Mrm aerf8metiert tpurbe, CT folIe ii9
5urid5ieben, er piirbe bic 6ottentotten
unter Geuer nebmen; aber taum bate
fi9 4ubn aufgerihtet, als er. bon elmer
2usel tSbtli1 setroffen, loutlos su
1oben funt. Sn bemfelben Nueenblid
erbieIt aud Gensfe einen f9tperen
SHub burn 9ruit unb 1rm unb bos
@eiptbr entfiel ieinen 6Gnben. Gensfe
selans es. ii@ sIidIih auriid5u5ieben,
@efreiter Ghsibt erhielt einen ShuB
burGis 9ein. audi Die onberen beiben
Solbaten erbielten ShrammihuHe,
tonnten ii4 ober nod retten. Wur Der
Gefreits Geblhoff tam unperfebrt aus
benz auselresen beruus. Sereeunt
Gnap, Der fh nc&mals aufqerintet
bate, fiel slein pieber g~eiroffen gu
Goben; CT bate flint S8ife.
Sebt perfudten bic 6ottentotten. bic
Station 3u nebmen, mas ibnen aber
ni9t gslona; feds Monn pertbeibiaten
lie belbenmiitbig, Biz am odten 9ags
6tlfe bon aeetmansboop fam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20
@1t 0ois!

Die 6errer 9. 9. Hunnuprtb unb
wm. Arens bonn 2eseI.glub rSoIp
eight" baberl seifern BE 6erren Sotn
wssper uno 0surp glertrocl bon benz
felben Club .~aeforbert", b. 6.sie bu'
Ben bieieltsu a~ufsefOrbert, f& nit If
men IN eineps 5.fa&en WettleseIn auf
ben eHbIeits furubaaesg abner ~
mtReu.
Die .0eforbertsn" bnben nnssnorls
men, unb mOrseu Na&mittas, eour'
tag, tuIrb auf ben ehbieites4 a5nep
bne WeitIsesls nm 80 ginfat FIT
iebe eeite Hattinbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20

Die iapaniiHe 8eituue .9oiio
2si3ai" mndt fosGenbe g%ngaben iiber
Sapnn's 0anbslsnotte: Gina ieit BEN
Sabre 1870 begann man In Sapun
bas Musenmeri barauf 3u lenfen, mo-
bsrne 0anbelsbampfer 3u bauen. I'm.
fdnaliG aina es bamit redt lnn9fam
boran, 10 baB man 1892 erit eine @es
iammttonnen3abl bon $4,000 eng.
liiden @eeitertonnen 3dblte. grft nod
benz 2riege geaen China iommt eth
fdnellsr Mufi&mung. Sm Sabre 1896
finpet man bereits 447, 900 9onnen,
1900 aber oar 1853. 900 9onnsn, alio
esnau cine Werbisrfahun9 In ben a9t
Isbtsn bis bahin p~erfloHenen Sabrsn.
1902 enbli& 934, 900 Conner. Wdb.
rsnO bic iapuniiae oanbelsactte 1892
all brei3ebnter Stsle ftanb, bate He
I'm Sabre 1901 bsreits ben a&ten plab
erobsrt uno III fsitoem nod INNER I'm
UorOrinsen bearifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20
Marten glnb=Haa
Gin sIdnssnSss 5sft i'm 0eutfasn Sauis.

Sn ben berrli9 bscorirten Rdumsi
oss Deutf9en paufes parb seteru
Abenb Der 8. Sabres.1a oss IRA.
rion Club" abgebalten. uno ME ju
erlparten mar, eetaltete berfelbe li& 5u
sinem sldn,snbsn GeRe. Das Sang.
programm mar Elm arsge3ei4net feines
unb fir bic l~lnterbaltuns Der aablrei.
den 9beilnebmer uno 5teilnebmerin-
uen mo- In por3hgIi&er Weife porae.
ioret.
Die berf9iebenen Bal. Gomites feb.
ten fid tuie folst 3uiammen:
arrangements : @omite = Robert
Grantlin 9~abiofOn, Worfibsr; 6. Cigar
elliott. 0orrp e.. Walaee, CHARLES u.
Wacauleb. 6arrp g.. Gulber.
gmpfanass Gomite = Greberid 6.
Gardner, wOrfber; 0enrp Z. 6eariep,
Charles @ootmalter. Snmes Hailep.
u. Baa, 9apio Sberrid, Wobert 8.
Brpion. Clinton Cor, Nrtbur Bromn.
WiQiam gnsliib, 5. Geslsr, Joispb
@asper, u. @lObbrenner. 5rant Gro.
nineer, S3upler 0ans, Gaib 0ablep.
2inn 9ap. Clinton Dare, Q. O. 0ib,
gperett Waener, CHARLES e.. @itiit.
Sames 6. Greer. Charles %. @els,
Nobert %. Mcglure, Waurice Suoap.
Waribal 3. 2sbsp, Grant 2ittle.
ton, 0opt Mc Claim, Charles
6. perrp, Grtbsrid 8. @iiter. :. 6.
S@inbeler, Daniel g. Storms. Sobn
O. 2irimoob, 9bOmas 5. Garter, Sobn
Sfaacs, 2apfon W. 0arpep. 8. q.
@otbI&ilo, Gbarles 6. Coffin, WiI.
liam u. Rbooes, Sames 8. Billings.
lep, German 6. 9uttle, gilbert 6.
Wetcalf, Gem %. COOPER, 5. &. Rob.
ION. 0OuurO Douns. 0enrp &otbs.
0arrp W. Wriabt, Somes o. pisree,
Worton 6. 6atptins.
Saal.g omite - @aplorb q. Dam.
tins, Wori.; fbomas y. potter Sr..
Grso 3 Mtin, Wiliam U. 1ogarous.
grneit 8. 1urforo, Greberid q. @harl.
ton, Robert Or. gbur&mcn, Grant 6.
Gutter, Wilbur %. Tart, George 6.
DENIM, Grans @. Gorwortbp, Oscar
Q. 0enoerfons @obert .. Wa@en,
Grant Wortin. 6nrpep 9. Wortin,
2ouis Werubereer, Grant 6. Olipe,
Samuel &. Ruid, Cara u. Wbitcomb,
Games DC. Woebs ST..
Tie polonaiie tpurbe bon prdibent
Wm. Wnlier uno Grau @emablin
q%eleitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20
Mself @euse. 900 VIeemsra J mie.

SIM 9inblid auf bas 3ufammentref<
fen bon Nbolf Wlen5ei unb Mgnes
Gorma bei ben proben 5u vWlinna
BON Norn6elm" I'm Weuen Tbeoter 5u
Berlin fpirb Elm biibfm<s Saterms53o
mitsstbsilt, bds fi4 einmal duil4en
Wen5eI unb elmer nnberen b~erporra,
genben G9aufpielertn, Gleonoro DUFF,
abgeipieIt bat, gleonpro Duje bate
Bel einem ibrer Gerliner Gaifpiele ben
Meiifer In feinem QlteIier oufgeiuMt
iinb mar bon ibm in @esentpart fsines
Jntimus pduI Wspsrbeim smpfansen
iporben. E iBblitise StaIienerin. bic
fte III. CAB beim Mbi&ieb ibrer Der
tbrung fir Msn5el bobur@ Musbrud.
bob fit ieine 9unb ebrfiir@tig an ibrs
Qipper 5oe, ebs lie aus Der 1bir sins.
2agge fab ibr MenjeI berbIifft mad,
BIB er f4liebli4 in bic Worte aus
brd&: rDu, Meberbetm, bas bate i1
tuobI ibun miiHen9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20
rsbsrtrasunaeu.

0urrp q. Graaier an Sennie M.
Stults, Cots 1926, gIod Is, 1let.
&srs g. grooiFbe abb. $1,000.
George 8. Darlington an 6enrp %.
Babe, 2ot25 |, Ga. 6, bieltIbe Abb.
t400.
AMANDA Rupp on German o. Or.
ncIb, Cots 2 unb 8, Rupp part Abb.
$1,000.
Wargaret u. Dirsn an 2ouis 3.
gloomer, Got 9, Mpres' 8. @nfbing.
ten Str. Abb. 91050.
GturIes g. 1snrp an Grafton Sobn.
Ion, Got ~ unb 9beil bon %, Worri.
ions 1. Abb. t1s, 900.
South part 2ano 90. an .Martin
u. SaeObs, Got go, South part Aeb.
$1,000.
Sauss 9. Wegunousb an aIfreb
0obera, Cots 2, 8. 4 unb 5. ganbes'
Subj, Got 8, go. 81. s22, 900.
.. 9. oaroIb an Jofepb 8. esibsr.
Got IL. Qenuoob 4bh. 81. y
Dennis ). @6aIen an bsuisIbsn,
biefeIbe Got. $500.
GIijabeib grst,iueIb an Marp 3.
HeasIep, Got So, GampbelI's l. abb,
Wapipoob. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20

Die preuBif9sn uniperfitdten fino
5ipar nidt blobe Stuutsanftalten, ions
bern pripilegirte aorporoticnsn 'lrlo
ais folde GrGser eisener Wermosens,
remte. Don reift BEL teiner unipsrs
fitdt bas eteene eintommen aud nur
n~nndbsrnb FIN, I'm be laufenben Uss
biirfniFe au teden. Vad benz Gtat
felt fif bas Werbdltnib fir bic eins
aelnsn uniperfitSten foIsenbermuben:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20

Ser Werji@t beS GonsreBmannes
Jobn 3. S&afrott bon COLORADO uuf
feinsn eib I'm Gonsreb, neil Dor benz
unisrIu@ungs'e omite bss gongusHes
Der Ieueis selIefert uurOe, Dab 5abl.
rel@e foli&e etimme1 fit i6n abeset.
ben tuorben tuaren, erre9t I'm gan3er
qanoe aluffeben. Wan tuibmet Dem
g r.gonsrsbmann a0sntbuIben gner'
lennune bafir. baB Ct 10 raid uno BE-
rsituilie isinsm rs&tmdbig erudhltsn
@sssncanbibatsn plab mo&ts. Butler
I'm MiHourier IL. Gpnerebbifriit io0ts
f4 bieies na@abmenstpertbe Beiipisl
~ 0sr3sn nsbmen. BET benz Wablcon'
teft, be- bur9 ben bersitwi0igen Rad.
tritt bes 0errn S@afrotb In befrisbi.
esnbsr Weiis erlebigt uuroe. iamen
aud bic tfnesbeursn Wa6li&winbeleien
In Colorado jur Gpra&e, an benen bas
foesnannts .f&md&ere" @si&ls&t einen
unberbdltnibmdbis ifarien Nntbeil
nabm. Wsianntli& mar Is bisber zines
Der bsIiebtsifsn Mrsumsnte Der Gruuen'
fimmre&tlsr. bob Die Hetbsilisung Der
tusibIi@sn Gtimmsebsr BIT wablsn
vberebeln" tpnrbe. Mit bisIsr Der.
ebslung" aber bat man In Colorado
sisentbhmli1e grfabrunsen MAIDEN
mnHsn. Bel tusitsri bic u~nsiIfsn tueib,
li&en Stimm9eber MAIDEN bon ibrem
etimmrs&t tsinsn 0ebreu& mebr; bie
anbersn iu&en In Wosslu Is ben
mdnnli@eu etimn1estetn NOD 3uuor'
3utbun. Cine etimmgsberin In Den.
Der, bic bsi ben Ietten Wable1 babel
srfuif&t tuorben mar, tuie Re ben san3en
9as binbur& bon eiuert Giimmplat
gum anberri 900 unb WabIi&uinbeI
trisb, duberte nuf bic Grnst, mos He
eiaentII@ babel geba&t babe, nit er'
frif&enber sRaibitdt: Because 1
wanted to make some Money
9abtsau. (DsRl. poR.)s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20

Sie brei beiten 0enerdle, wel@e
RuBlanb eeeen Napolson in's Gelb su
ffelen bate, tparen bic talten Monate
Sanuar, Gebruar uno Wdr3. Gu
Sonuar a. o. unb Gebruar beinabe
inbalioe 1T. 10 berubt bic san3e 0Off.
nune WuBlanb's nuf Mdr3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20

Der berforbene pr.ofsfs
OF bon 4ulft fat fetner Gatiin
$4,000 binterladeas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20
Setsrss fur 6H. Wsrie.
fur S&IieBung Der
MtIep perIan9t.

NHi Vt"bo " uu8Su
tuel9e 9opnIbip.aReRor Mi1asI Sef.
ferfon auf grfu&en Der Beb6roe ae.
mn9t bate, uirb bic Heb6roe Fur Df.
Werie .ibrsm seftrisen 1sf8lufs &C.
mdB bon Der Snopls. 9raetiou & 9er-
minal 60. bic Sumnle bon $3.50. 90
fur bic S&IieBung Der Maep 3uif9sn
Slinois Str. unb Capitol Mpe., bon
Wartet bis Ohio Str. aud Wusiin.
gum Cir. genannt. b~erlangsn. Die
s. &. d 4. 60. bate betanntli9 neu.
LID tie S4lieBung biefer gGep bean.
tragt, ba fe ben Raum fur bic Ger.
minal /. Station benStbist. Dageeen
batten bic anoeren @runobeiissr ssesn
bic SdlieBuns Der Is GuB breiten
Mlep proteitirt. SsHerion bat ben
8obsl an Der Wartet Str. auf $3.50
per Quabratfub, an Der Ohio Str.
auf 500 abgef9dBt.
3eitaemdbe % arnun9p Dor
Der E ! e c s.
Wice.prdI. 5. u. 90. Dabis bon Der
.Snbpls. Water Co." bef9merte f@
i@riftii& abermals iber bic f9dSli9en
Wirtungen Der electr. Str6me bon ben
StraBenbnbn'2 eituneen auf bie RSb.
renleitunaen, begin. bic 3erf0runa Der
WaKerIeitunasrO6ren bur9 .glse.
trolpis." CUR Hetrdftiaung ieiner
Iugaben aberianbte Ct Der 8eb6ros
aud Elm Stud Robr. bas bur9 ,glec.
trolpfis" 3erfreRen IT, Ct madte barauf
aufmertiam, bab ~beiOnbers an Der
neuen Wst Wuibineton Ctr. Bride
auberSew0bnli&e S4ubmabreeeIn as.
gen bic peroerbli9e Wirtune Der eleetr.
Str6me sstroHen tueroen mibten. tuio.
rigenfalls aud Der 1rldsnbooen ielbft
5erff0rt tueroen mirbe, Der betanntIi@
aus elmer WetaQ.g Concrete. Combination
bergefellt piro. Die 1eb6rbe pennies
bieie Mngelegent:it an ben Stabtan.
matt, tpel4er besuta&ten iol, In mel.
DER Weiie bic geb6rbe segsil Die Gtra.
benbabn'Go. porseben tam.
u b lie @punip. o nj :
DIRE bermiee
I'm bic Gountp'G ommiHdre bernie.
fen iuuroe cine petition Der Snbpls.
weri&6nerunss.@ eieQi&aft bes Sin.
mes, bob Elm ollsemeiner glet9arti9er,
iowobl ben S&6nbeitsssisbsn ME ben
@ndf&ten auf Si&erbeit bss publi.
iums entfprs&snosr plan fnr 'ane
tHsutli&sn1 riden anssnommsn tusrbs.
Wteber @oben.
Die abermaliee Der6onblung ibe,
bic 2laes 3. O. pnttsrion's Qe9en bic
Snbpls. & gaitern FRACTION Co. ne.
gen Wi&tanbnltsns elmer Gar, beretlpe.
gen bic gsb6roe ber 90. bersits cine
ESQ., trafe auferleet bate, iuuros tpis.
oerum psri&oben, unb jtuar oiesmol
bis gum 4. Wdrj. DEM eeftsrn tonnte
ber Mnualt Der 90. ipegsn Grtranlun0
ieiner Grau ni@t Sur werbasbIuns sr.
f9einen.
Went9fenS etmas.
Auf gmpfsbluns bss gau'Jnipse
tors orbnete bte Betbrbe bic 6erHelung
bon 2 Wsrbinbunsstbnrsn jpIf3snD Die.
penfarium unb polijetsG Station an,
ipie bsr3eit bon Der gountp.H sbDrDe
empfoblen. Daessen tuusDs bejasli@
Der Gsuer.R sttunssIsitern, tuel9s bic
GOuntp : Hsb0rOs ebenfaQs brinasnO
empfOblen bate, nod isin gei&luB es.
fabt.
gnbehItie befdttgt
iuurosn bic Rsfolutionen betrefenb:
4spbalsirung BET Wef Str, bon
Wortb Bis IA. Ctr; Gementirung Der
en-. an Der Charles Str, bon Mop bis
Sycamore; 0iesp1. Der GabrRrabe.
@emsHtirung Der ew. uno Rinnfisins
an Der q. etraBe, bon Der Wperibian
Bis 3ur l. 4aep 6fli&.
9ef&lOffen
luurbe ferner Die @smeEiirung Der Su.
an Der Bolton Mbe., BON WaIblnqtcn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20

Wdter6sn in Yetersburs ionte
feline Soloaten in's Geuer unb ni&t
ms @aHer fdiden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20

% abington. 8. g.. S&neis
Der, aris., tueeen Der Qonbbstrhasreien
psrbaftst, III ssGsn $l2, 600 glrsf&aft
frsiselahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20
WetHenba@'S @trtbimaft,
Wo. 14O1 DtaDtfon MUemue.

9 auerIaubn 4etne.-
%. g. Hpram. llmbau Dss 9borpe.
@ebdubes, $1,000. = @arren & Wiie,
Ni&isan, auif&en 0omiltOn unb Ssf.
ferIon. Wobnbaus, S3000.- = liSubstb
q. MDams, us q. alabama, Repa.
ratursn. $500. - ". 0attsnborf,
NobIs unb g. q. 9. d ct. 2.'@eleiie,
e&uppsn, 1900. = 0tnrp %. Babe,
Olnep, jpif&en IL. uno H., Cottage,
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-20

- Die bette 5 Gent Gigaxre In
Der Stabt, Wu&o's y2ongfsupw".
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
BALLOTS CAST
BY GEORGIANS
Perfunctory Ratification of Pri-
mary Nominations.
AMENDMENTS SUCCESSFUL
Provision for School Tax, Limit of
State Tax Rate, Increase of Coun-
ties Favorably Acted Upon.

Governor Joseph NJ. Terrell and the
entire state house ticket were Wednes-
day reelected without opposition by
the people OF Georgia for another term
OF two years.
The democratic nominees for judges
and solicitors of the various circuits
were also indorsed by the entire state.
Though the returns are not all in,
1t appears that the four constitutional
amendments have carried by safe
majority.
There was no opposition to The dem
ocratic candidates to bring out the
vote OF the state and the election was
more Of a formality than otherwise,
the contests having been definitely de-
cided at the democratic white primary
In June, so that the vote on Wednes-
day was entirely perfunctory one
The only one OF the constitutional
amendments submitted to The peopie
for ratification, about which there was
any question, was the amendment to
article s, section 4, paragraph /, con-
cerning local taxation for public
oIhoOlS' AS IuIpOSe Ol tllS alnenu-
ment was TO grant to militia and school
districts, as we'll as to counties and
municipalities, the right to tax them
selves for school purposes. The amend
ment itself did not provide for such a
tax, but simply conferred the right to
levy such tax upon the counties or
militia school districts that may here
after desire it. this tax to be levied if
two.thirds of those voting in such an
election favor the plan. Under the
present law two-thirls OF the register
ed voters are necessary.
The other amendments to tho con-
st!tution provide for fixing the maxi
mum limit of the state rate at five
mills, for an increase in the number
OF counties In Georgia from 1877 to 145.
and for limiting the number OF repro,
Sentatives in the lower house OF the
general assembly to tS3.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
Sick Headache.

For several years my wife was
troubled with what physicians called
sick headache Of aSyery severe charac.
ter. She doctored with several emi-
ncnt physicians and at a great ex.
pcnse, only to grow worse until she
was unable to do any kind of work
About year ago she began taking
Chamborlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and today weighs more than
she ever did before and is real well, 4"
says Mr.. George Il. Wright, Of New
London, New York. For sale by Pick
ems Drug Co. tt
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
Alfalfa Cow Feedinn.

a dairym0n keeping twenty-five
COWS says that while corn meal helps
to give the cow more flesh when fed
with alfalfa, he has found alfalfa Il
perfect food for milk COWS, and for
most of the year he is able to keep his
COWS III fine condition and in full flow
OF milk with alfalfa alone. He thinks
ut Is the best food lie ever saw for
dairy COWS, and feeds little corn
meal only in late fall and winter and
till alfalfa comes on in the spring. He
soil feeds his summer alfalfa, but pas
lures it some in spring and fall. He
has found that his alfalfa is a great
saver of expense in cow feeding In
diana EArmer
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
[ Be; -ajfeaE al III . ;
Advice of a MIX Inspector.

BE careful in milking. There are
numbers of cows ruined yearly by bad
milking. Regularity and clean milk
ing should be practiced without fail.
Kindness and attention will be recip-
rocated in the full pail.
1t behooves every dairyman to be
alert and not permit any diseased ami
may to become part of his herd. When
such one is found he should dispose
Of it as soon as possible, to protect his
herd from infection. Keep the barns
clean and use some disinfectant occa-
sionally. Groom your COWS regularly
and use n fly preventive in the fly sea-
son, and 1t will pay in more ways than
one. Cows will gradually improve in
producing qualities up to the age OF
ON eight to ten years, If the treat
ment has beenNgood, and with keep
the proper strain in breed, and giving
right food and treatment, will realize
yearly profit Of from $40 to 500,
which, with Il good number and the
manure Of the herd on the farm, Is
small gold mine, and will improve the
producing capacity of the farm The
usual capacity for ordinary dairies is
three acres to COW, but with good
management two acres may be very
easily made so.-Robcrt II. Pether.
bridge, st. Louis City Milk Inspector.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
Gains Per BusheI.

1t Is well to keep in mind the facts
asccrtained in feeding tests at the In
diana Experiment Station, and to be
sure that the pigs are purely bred.
One Of these facts of the test show
mat thirteen and one-thrd pounds Of
weight was secured in feeding one
bushcl of corn when the pigs were six
to seven months old, and when eight
months old bushel made 1916 pounds.
The factors involved were pure brecd-
ing and young shoats. AS pigs grow
Older there is a rapid reduction in
weight TO the bushcl of corn fed. This
is the experience of feeders generally,
both IN feeding pigs and cattlc.-Indi.
ana Farmer.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12

CON n"p.cy, uI missouri, a,a,4 resi-.
dent Response was made to this and
TO the other addresses by Mrs. Alex.
ander T. Smythc, of Charleston, S. c.,
president general.
Almost every state in the union was
represented in the convention. Mrs.
Goodlet. Of Tennessee, VINO was the
originator Of the organization, was
called to the platform and seated as
n guest Of honor.
telegram Of greeting was sent to
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, and one of con.
dolence was sent TO the wife OF the
late United States Senator Vest.
a feature of the convention was n
procession of children who marched
around the nall waving small flags and
singing The Bonnie Blue Flag"
The appointment Of committees and
routine business concluded the first
days session.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
CASH IN GEORGIA TREASURY.
Governor Declares There is Sufficient
Funds for All Demands.

Funds for All Demands.
Georgias treasury is all right and
has plenty of money to meet any legal
demands that may be made upon it,
declares Governor Terrell and the
treasury officials, publications to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
There is now in the state treasury
something over $4,000, Of which
100000 belongs to the sinking fund,
leaving an available balance OF some
thing more than $4,000 for general
purposes.
In addition to this every state insti-
tuition and department that has asked
for it's money for October, and which
had money in it's particular fund, has
already received it, Governor Terrell
says.
The report that there was no money
in the treasury grew out of an effort
on the part OF the prison commission
to secure its monthly allowance of S..
610 and the refusal of Governor Ter
rel to sign a warrant for it.
There appears to be a difference of
opinion between the governor and the
prison officials as to whether this
amount is now available.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
END OF BITTER FIGHT.

1.-TWO physicians had a long and
stubborn fight with an abscess on my
right lung" writes ]. F. Hughes, of
Dupont, Ga, "and gave me up. Ev-
crybody thought my time had come.
AS last resort tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. The ben
eft | received was striking and | was
on my feet in few days Now I've
entirely regained my health" 1t con
Qucrs all Coughs, Colds and Throat
and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by
rickens Drug Co. Price, soc and $10O,
Trial bottles free. tt
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
The English sparrow Nuisance.

There are thousandsa Of farmers
troubled with Sparrows. In England
and Germany they hire boys TO drive
the SpaToWs away, or trap and kill
them. y man in this city makes a
business of trapping thcm 10 sell to
Sportsmcn. He sells thousands of
them, but they do not seem 70 be
thinned out much. There seems 10
way Of getting rid oe them emectually.
Wherever there is food for them. as
III the harvest field or around the elc-
NatorS, they will 90 ana multiply.
There is n chance here for some in
NehtlVe genius to make Il fortune. by
dcNiSIng some means of cntrapping
thc posts by the thOusand.-m
Farmer.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
Get Your Moneys Worth.

You get your moneys worth when
you buy Elliott's Emulsifed Oil Lini-
ment. A full half pint bottle costs but
25 cents, and you get your money back
if not satisfied with results. Use il
in your family and on your stock.
You'll not be disappointed. If
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
EDITOR MACK is CONFIDENT.
Declares Democrats VIII Corry CiI and
State OF New York by Biz Maiority

State OF New York by Big Mojority
Norman Mack, member Of the dem.
Ocratic committee Of New York speak.
ing Of the outlook. said Tuesday:
Tho state OF New York will return
a majority Of $4,000 to 100000 for
both the democratic national and state
tickets. The reports received by the
national committee from various sec.
tions of the country have been most
satisfactory, especially from the SO
called doubtful states
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-12
MATTNDD AcCbssoRrps.

George-Did you have good timer
Gsrtle-Oh, lovely. lovely
George-Was the play good?
Gertie-No, but had on my new
hat and had box OF delicious cara
mels with me.-CIncinnar Commer
cial-Tribune.