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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
StaOt Baltimore.
Nns @cttcr.


Sir Warplun0 unO 0cn 9iitrttt
Columbia i60nc5 fiiblcre3 @cttcr
mo iii00itIihc @inoc.
Ger b0ditc GbernlometcritonO mar
% @roo nm , llbr l}ohmittngS.
Ger nicorigitc Gbermomcteritono
mar al @ru6 nm s l(br N}oraens.
W}ittlcrcr @uron1ctcritouO 1880.
Ger uicoriQitc Cbcrmomcteritan0
Der lebtcn II Stuuocn IN nndfolger.
ocu StGotcu mar, luie folqt: @oI;.
part 40, 4ortlonO 81. Bottom Al, az.
bonn 36, Nelp.D port 40, Ybilooelpbiu
-, 2ItIontic.Gitn IL, @oibington 40,
NorioIf d, &ottcroS "a, Charlotte
80, MilminQton "a, Gborlcitou "a,
Soponuob 81, &odionoiuc 5S, ST.
pitcr 60, &cDsNcit 6S, gltluntu 80.
MontQomcrn IS, Sem Orleans 60,
EaIcitiuc Is, @olpeiton 60, Corpus
G6riiti 90, W}emp6iS AZ, Cincinnati
26, Ettt@burg %, SSlpe9o 30, @rti.
foIo 30, Glcuclano "a, Gctroit 2G,
NIpcno 20, W~forQuctte s, Green 9uu
TO- Chicago is, 0ulutb 3, ct. Saul
10, Ct. &ouiS 2G, aonioS.Gitp %.
Omobo -, Sltron 6, @ianlard A,
@i0iiton S (unter Dem 8cfricr-
pumft), Sabre ~, @clcnn IS. SuIt.
&ote=Gitn 80, Gcnoer 81, Nortb-
|Gottc %, 0oogc.Gitp 30, Nmorillo
80 mo Sos gl1Qelc9 %.
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8cnninaS . Gcnncu.

Sir sic &crbItremcn 0c5 oNnI6s
ingtou Sodcp.G(ub8," 3camuoo0.
Stotiorl an @odentagcn pom H..
9topent6er bis 3. 3c5em6cr. Special
5llg nit onGe6Gngtem Sorloripoggon
perlGBt an Sogen ser 9ienncn llllion-
9a6n6of 1910 No6m., an EemIDl-
baniu.4pe ,Stotion arf Ser SIM uno
Hiidfo6rt onboltenO, uno febrt
no6 oen Gennen 8ltriid. 5aDrfarten,
e:nI6lieBli6 @intrittS- Coupon, mers
ben 5ltr State bon $3.50 Derfauit mers
sen; 9iiItig MIR fir Oic Sin- nlo
Riidfobrt ouf Dem Spc3iul5ugc am
Gage oeS 8erfouiS.
(319,21,2478,3t,4,5,8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

2 6elOung& HloQen.
Sobn y. Sccbah pom 9tr. 1tO5. Mis-.
NllltbltroBc, crbicIt Qcitcrn cine nbio,
lite Sdeioun8 bon Caroline &. See
bad), Die CT in 1883 bcirotbetc. Die
6rol lit bercit& 5lu0li Wul lpcocn
Srlntcnbelt uerbnitet lpor0en. Gem
WRonne purOcn Die minocriGbriocn
&ln0cr 6ll9clprodcn, - Sm arci3.
@eriht rei6tc aatic g. Wurrcn cine
&Iogc auf obiolute S6eioung bon
albert Z. @orren ein, Den lie IN
1896 gebeirntbet bat. - SIN ielber
8eridlt fIa8t Geo. s. Campbell an.
nbioIltte SbeiOung bon Bertha w
Campbell. Oos Nnor lit crit anoert
bdlb Sabre uerbcirotbet, - 0esalci
den mill Morp McooS BON Sonnllc.
&. Qtco0S geid)ieOcn ipcr0en. 6rol
9lpo g. OmcnS bon Nr. 2039, Mo0i
Ioi-slpemie, mllroc bon Clarence "
Ouens eeidlie0en.
Incorporation. - Die ~
81. Snie Cons Contracting Co.
ipnroe geitern NIT eincnl Nftienfopi
tai BON $4,000 BON Den 6~oIqcuoer
incorporirt: Noolpb VI. @lie. @m
4. Sric, &enrp u. Suie, gb9or g
@noc nno 5ronf s. Snpoer.
IS. $. Gbri It a n.G onflob.'
Sn Grnit u. Sabn's Heltouront
9fr. 9l2, Gorh . @opltrabe belt oas
IS. 8. Gbriition Gonflop Hr. 9t7
:. 9. S." feline reeelnlaBigeS ieura
Ycihloiien ipurbe, tn Der ~Sigblono
foiun.acaoemp@ Elm auiternsS oitper
n~erbunoen nit CONCERT nno gall, 81
ucranitoItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

len %QrrouQirt morOcn. Die &cs
onntcn oc8 25ltQcnO6unOc5 iinO; So
itor IS. e. Iot6, &rGiiocnt George
arullic, @icc Er0iiOcnt s. Mi0cr.
5efrctGrin 8rou 8. M}iQcr. %roi.@.
i. Mclton BON Der o&obn5 @optin5'
llnipcriitGt" uno cine }ln5obl 9Th.
oenten wobntcn Der llnterDoltnn0
bel.
Tu6rcn micoer i6cr 0i c
Qltcn Qtntcn. - Die Nohtli-
nicn Scr 8oQNonS Ser GorcpitroBcn.
Sort 2tpcnuc Clinic, Der Hort.
Ircocrid 9ooO @inic mo Der &o-
lono Gorf NigblonOtoun 2inic
iucrocn bon bette an mic0cr ii6cr hie
often ~Qcpo6nten Nollten Io6rcn. Gir
&cporotitrcu oltrh bic 6oUcttcitroBc,
lucqcn mcldcn cine Ncn0crnlG ltott-
finOen mllbtr, iin0 poucnhct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
@crlGnscrte 3eitsremsc fir gTfar-
inns : Tabrfarten nad) EnIitfei
am Eppe's Greet : 3Wcige.
al, Eupc's Er

Gom +. Ie5ember al nerocrt eg'
Furious .. Sobrforten bon baltimore
NM @oibington l,nd) Tlutfter an
Gope'S Greet . 3lpeige Der nEeilnlpl-
BAHIA . Giienbobn," iiiolid) ppit
%granopwine, fir iiinf Gage giiltlg
lein. Die Yreiie. fir melde oiele
6obrfarten perfanf meroen, fino ore
lelben, lpie Die bisberige slpeitdglge
Mote. 1880
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Nus bCm Snucru MnrglnnS'S uuS
Den n%n0rcu5CuoCn Stnntcn.

9run0 in &orfCr&6urq.
rSu @orfcr9burQ. ". 9o., iino 81,
St0Qc Scr oStnnOorO Ocl 100" alb.
a%cbrornt mo odlt Eicroc iu Sen
6Innumc1 lmtactommen.
Iuf Der &oN6 p@crIcbt.
&n Miolauo, NQcaoup Counts,
lpur0cn Sobu 9ltSfirf mo Tlllio9o.
lloti orIf Der &og0 oltrd) ooS ~5ufGaiQe
SoSgcben cineS an Der @roe Iiegen.
Den @cmcbrcs al ocn 9einen idlucr
perlebt.
&m Ntcn tie OCrungliid t.
8ct Fofomofe cnt9Ieiltc cin3rod,t
jug oti Der 3ugbriidc ilbcr ocn 80.
tonlotc E 6lub uno t00tctc ocn @rii
demu0rtcr SbomoSGiiboroon. Scd,s
MoggonS iprougcu ans ocnt @eleiic
rno 'tiir5tcn I'M, mo0urh ole griide
lilr is Stru0cu bIodirt mltr0c.
&om Batter err Of often.
Sn Der 9tGhc bon MfcncrSoulc, an
Der @Cen5c Morplnno'8 uno 9cnn,
lpluonien'@, bat Der Sorncr Charles
@lcBner iclncn II Sabre oItcn Sobn
@oIpb @Icbncr oui ser &ogb cridof
len, Yer 9nobC bottc cincn Soicn
ollI9eIo0t mo jclttc Ole Girfmcrf.
l%onlteit ictnca &otcra ouf 0ic &oao.
brl'tc. Nicicr i6oB ori ocn 0oicn
illto tro' lcincn Sobn in Den aopf.
Ocnlelbcn olDi Der StcQc tootcno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

TrauG Gtorence 6. aenu6, 434 W~RortusStaBs, SHamo, Ont, iaribt:
yGur cnpn Mtunaen 500 i'd mir cine iducre Grfaluug SIT, bic f6 nnf
ueine 2ungeu Icgte uo f6 bprt 70 feiicttc, bf t6 inght6 murbe. Sd
na6r Glebtstn, Dme Nnten, bis menc SerOaunngSur9nue DcrOOrGen maren
ub nein 6upf nb GRdrn 6esnnnen befis uMb bduft8 3n fdmCr5n. GO
murbc mir geratben, Geruna SIT nenudcu, tb bate ment9 @tnuOcu barau,
a6er i6 mar 10 franfib, bk ib 6ereit War, Iacs ST perhudcn. Gs bradc
mir iufurt 2inbcruns nub t6 iparte, baR i'd cuOttb bc. rchtc @Rcbi5n gshun'
bcn. Snnerbanb bret U9ufcn mat ib npGfaubi9 mjchcr BCrgeTcGt uuh es
freue Mid icubem pertefer @eiunnbcit.
ySd babe bs sr6kte 3utrauen SIT &ernna." 5. s. &cnag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

@eQCn Gcrofentltd) II II 9
NON IuSloo ungen. Vic
3eitungen iinb BON ocm VutoeS.Et'
Itriftsormolt cinbringli6 bopor &C.
pornt morbcn, Moti5en iiber irgeitn
cire Nrt bon &erlooiungcn, ielbit
lpenn hiciclbcn III airhGt uno az
moblth0tigen 3tpcden itottftnbcn, 5tt
pitbli5iren ODER Nn5cigcn iiber Scr.
ortigc llntcrboltungen oliSunebnlen.
Ite 9ebtcren meroen n0ntlid bon
Dem itrcnQcn llnclc Som nit oen
Sottcricn in einen Sopf gcluorfcr, II.
oltf tic nlodt nlolt bnbcr 0oS 8clet
aeltcn0, mcldcS tic uonl Gcrionoi
mittclS Der N~rulbcSpoit nuSid)IieBt
"a cs nbcr MN beitt5iltn9c iuobG IN
6cn aoli6cn &cr. Stootcn feline cin5i
&c 3eitunA 9i6t. Die lidl nid)t oel
9%unbespoit, mcnigItens bc5iiglit ci
mes SbeileS ibrer a%bonnenten be
oient. 10 miro oie erlnlIcnc Wornult
oagemeinc mn unbebinete 9cod)
tli,g iitbcn miiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Gdiffsfnrtcn INN nnO nudD ScntIdJ'
lam.

Son Baltimore bis 8renien: SEA.
jiite $42.50 uno $44.50, 3mii6enOed
$33; bon @remelt bis Baltimore:
9aiiite $50, 8mii6enoed Cir ale
8aiiagiere) $34. SbcU. $. Sicncr
e So, 3immer Ser. g., i'd Sit.
2erington Str. @elomehiel n1o
@eloIen0ungen: (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
acnnp's feline ~eerOltrfe aaiiees

iperoen III auen S~tnbttbeilen bon
Baltimore perfauft. Die ~poroiieIids
GuaIitdt uno mdbiaen Ireiie MAIDEN
bieieIben ~geraoe5u beriihmt.
G.S.Gennp &c., Cher, Gaffee, 5nder
(Ipril5iDi9pG a)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

i4 es that, Oenn es bradte mir f4neue
4bbilfe. IS beourTte blo8 3tpei 6laf9en
unO oieIe5 9elo mar gut %angepenoet.
.Sie BADEN einen treuen Treunb an
mir, oenn t9 empfeble ni6t mlr meinen
Treunben ben 8ebruu6 besIeI6en, fon0ern
i'd taufte cine @u3abl 6laI9en, I'M ie
oenienigen gu Idcnten, bic feline Mjttel buz
Zen, basIelbe 81 %taufen, unb i'd babe obne
&lsnabme gefunben, baB es iiberall, tpO
e5 a~ngetpenoet puroe, cine I6nelIe Rur
Ecrbeifi6rte. "-6rduI. Roie 9erbing.
8enn sic bura ben 9e6rau8 BON pc
runu feline prompien uno befrieOtgenoeu
Reiultate s%r5ielen, 10 i9reiben sic iofOrt
an 0r. 5drtmanu, Dem sic S9ren Salt
ausfi6rli6 beI9reiben. unb er pirb Sbnen
germ isinen ipertbOplten Ratb gratis sr'
tbeilen,
@breFe: Or. Sartmdn, BrdiiOent bcs
9artman Sanitariums, columbus, Dplo'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

Samucl Z. OWingS mo @liieSona
0er8 9riScoc, @cioc bon Baltimore,
Wio.
@eorgc q. Geci( INN SoicpGinc 81.
6rib.
CIGAR 6. &ie6e bon Stem 2)ort 1t.
Selen @ortbinqton bon 6icr.
&o6crt Senion mo Cora Bcd.
Scnrp =. Claus BON bier mo Aoo
W Smitb pom Baltimore, Wt0.
Sale Wurtin uno Soma Gomber.
Go6ert q. G(orpoc urto @eorl Nj.
Seitdl.
@iaiom S. 6. GGeitcr uu0 &ulo
@rolpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

G rdu.n Iolltsu ii8 Dor 8atarrb biz
ten. &alte Dinoe unb Re9en,
S6nee unb naiIes Drtter i'm Binter iino
Defenders fDrberli9 fir Saturrb. Denige
6raueu entgeben oemielhen.
Sci ben erIten Sbmptomen BON @rtdlz
tung IoItte 9erunu gsnDmmen peroen. Gs
befeitist baS SpItem gegen @rtdltun9en
unb Sdtdrr6.
Der fulgenbe 8risf giebt bic @rfaRrung
elmer iungen 6rau nit Perunu:
5rGul. RoIe @erbing 1T eine tDoRlbes
fannie poruIGre 5ruu bon Grolpn point,
Snb. sic f9reibt 6plgenoes:
.9iirsli9 ma9ts i9 cine LANCE 5a6rt
in's 9ano, uub bu i'd gu oiinn dnge3ogen
mar, bOlte ih mir cine i6pere Grtdltung,
bic fi4 uuf fneine 2ungen legte uno BON
Der i6 MIDI ni6t pieoer befreten tonnts'
S6 bate Iebr biel bon Perund g'9Drt tur
GrtdItunaen unb Raturrb uno faufte cine
TtaIde gum geriu6en. Sd bin frOb. hub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
GUS ltiQe Mrnb acicnft.
9%cerNi9ung Der 6rol @}or9oretbt
0edCr. ~ gnocrc NCcrOigun9en.


01e lter6li6e &jjuc Der NrouVtor'
9oretbe Geder, @uttIn oe@ petolllls
ten Solumciiter& 6rIL Srtcor. Seder,
lpltroe 9eItern 9}ahnllttog inter ait
BERT 5oblrei6er &ctbetIl9ltlig pom
Se~lotro9enoen pom Iroterboule,9 Yer.
I'LL Dit 9iooicitroBe, aus altt
DER Baltimore Gcnlctcrn" sur les-
ten Hube 6eitottrt. Foltor y, Hplb
onltlrte I'M Groucrboltlc uno am
@robe, uno olS N0hrtltdtra9er tlllls
alrter Ole SS. Gboa. @romn, Hllglilt
SlltelL Geo. Sdroocr @eor9S 1ltd)=
bnrot, 8m. 8rcjtog lno VI. Wtottor.
%lele ldone 9llmlcl1elpllloe loarer
e%lllgelmlfen oorlutcr clll &lllelt Don
oeIl Stnoern, &rolj pol1 oei Gntel'
%ttlloertL bouquet non GDd8. SromlL
Sron5 bon Der 5. II. NleBler II.
Sobne 8ronerci &orQilet pollSoill2
Sred)t, Bouquet Oou 81. y. N.Nte1b'
l1er, 8arbe bon Nrn. llno 6roue1aS.
SrlillS, SolbmouO ulO Stern pom
". y. Wf.=Glub, ardn5 nol1 6rolI Y.
0eder. Sru. uno Grou Gbo5. HeIlla,
Folmen un6 0brOIontbemcn BON
6rou amelio Gicocrmnlt1l, Ditto BON
Geo. Sinfer, @immcI9pforte Don
Setle, Drums II. 80, Gbrplol1themelI
BON 8. S6ud)borot siren poil 5roll
\. Sdudborot, aron5 BON Nit8' i,
Setle, Gbrp'ontbcmcn bon &rn. Z.
llno Clarence Solomon, aron5 bon
i. u. Shllltter, &roll5 pom Sobn u.
@robom, Sron5 pom 6rnu @nnoSeh'
ltg, anfer bon 6rn. uno 6rnlt y.
S6roocr, Solhmono mo Stern polt
W1n. 6reito1 fen, mo Wln. Nrclta9,
IT,, Sron5 bon Gunner u,@erlof), 90,
NNn y NJ q ~ mn tt,,' o S,,,D oI nnn @rn
,,nh gro,, mogor Ro,,o,,ct nnrSrr
ms Tro,, 81 sc yEic( Trou o..
fcr mny MAXI cinc Ser ,robrtbStio5tcn
he,,tShcr Gro,,c,, >cr Stoht cir no.
h5rtc bc, mGhncrcincn hrs M0ocn,
Tc,,+,hor mn;icnhorirs~ ms ber
Mnnon, 0o,+shon Mrciiorhci,roth"
-, ,,,h rnh l., Sow Woh+ nor ;hrcn,
2ohc oehod,tc ,ic icr65t IN, 7c(irirm
Scr hc,,t;hcr N~0oiionf;rncr 1ro,,
0oIfo, NOV 80, . 9cbr,,or tsIO IN
0orr,+oh+ oo6,rc, ,,,s for IN ia.
ron, 70 oohrc r,it ihrcr GItern Srr
ma Troi Scinr;h 0irtcrih nod
Nrmcrifo Sie. ncr6c;ro+bptc sie 5id,
~, Gohrc 1870 NIT 6rn Tcfcr Sic,
for Ehc -cr+5nro,,cr ,chsQirhcr nor
hcrc,, roh nrci om or6cr ,irh hio
G6 Srchcrif So urh 6hoa e 9cfcr
ms Tro, moric chuhhorht
"
Storb an SlHtoet9t1-
tun9. - @. .. Nom'ep bon @rcell'
borough, @.s%n, ltorb 9e'terll mi
ySSSohrs SoptnnS So'pttoi" ollSlt;'
nerglttlIltg, ote CT lld) ooolird jil6oA'
ooB ant Der Sogo lelte Sd)rottliltte
loS9ttg 1I1o tbm ell1elt Sbell Der
Sni1o iue9rlB. er oeodtetc oteSSilll'
DC l1ldt ood) bolO trot Sliitoer9I''
ting EN- ltllo lelll redter Arn1 be-
GAM 81 ld)luellen ltltO lpuroe l6luar5.
Gorollt fam CT mad Baltimore ms
"Sobi1S Sopttn@' So'pltol" llllo Dler
tbotell Die Nerjte ooS |eltc, oof mar
tbllt nid)t 5it bel1en.
Sourtltcn Tet1epono'
bud. S1 clllelll tllr6lId) ocrof'
tentltd)tel1 tlcl1en Sltfc, betltelt:
"&Intcrrcl'en ms SolllHlcrIoito",
lt1o nidt menIGer oils $50 Eboto1rd.
pblell bon Scrlell ltllo Srtell lpleocr-
9e9ebell, ipeldr III oIc'cnt Wllifer ooil
Den 3ompIcrn Der .Sonlbura Nine
rlfollllden Fodcttobrt Iftlen = 8e'
lcHIdoft" be'ltdlt luerocn, mo cS ut
Die" EN- Invertebrates aopttel DER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
0elbicnbnngcn nad 9cntIdlano nno
ScEreid

at "a Gents pro Worf mo 20H
Grnts bro arone. Yorto ertrn.
@ediel ~ausgeiteIt ouf ole Sbet-
ser 8clt. 9iGige Sdiif5fartcn boz
uno nab 9euti6Ionb. Sbeo. s.
9iener & 60, ia OIt.2ering
ton.Str. 3immer Ir. 3. 1802
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
1tntcrhnItnnns . @rnmriicr.

pWluft gutoemie." 49, 9iefe 0ode rGbe
Surcerek".
uGHnie's 1Brutrr." - 2icic ISo6e a9cIo Ub
tbc GuCntN".
.ppoatoaH Itrnbeu sShenter." 9iefe ggode
Abe Sluming grrop".
uHurOic SperubnuS." 49, Gtcfe gSode ,Ibc
4SrluCC OF Eilfcu".
aNiarrlanp. gbentcr." - Gicfe Wode gnir
ocotucs &nrttclIlupCu. GdQlih MutiueC.
a&cuce auditorium. 0icic SSohc o3dppp
Suplignu".
vsiancn'S 1Beatcr. - 9icfc ISOLDE ~
g]Surting @irl's QSrong".
@rtrnsErubuon'N ecitdl" am SrCiiul, ben 2.
Nc5cuthcr, 8uhttittngS 4 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
SnlinS .6cbbci, oeltider photograph,
321 a.. @alrS trafc.

9abinctbilorr mir ST pro Snkcno.
Sesit e~moiairlen op1len 9il0ern linO
Idone 0eltbeiten erndbnensmertb.
2ebensgrpbe photographer un0
fiinitleriid bolenoetc Gopien alter
@iloer IN 9rapon, @aiierIarbeu, Gel
nno galic1 Elm Spc5ialitdt.
Nan uersciic nidlt, uUr5aipredJen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
& IL II II nae II.

8cIulobcits : Gommiiidr Or. Gas.
9oslep ertlonnte geltern Srn. Sobn
$. Humphrey BON Nr. 1902, @eit.
ScriugtonitroBe, 5itn Stills , BLUNT
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24

The last state convention pro-
vided that hereafter the nominee
for United States senator shall
be the candidate receiving the
greatest number of votes in the
primaries throughout the state.
The citizen who will take time to
think seriously of this proposition
half minute will discover that
it is in the interest of Gov. Davis
candidacy against Senator Berry,
but the principle Of the thing is
correct, and the Record only
wishes that all state officers were
elected in the same manner.
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24
Abandoned Infant.

New pert, June 18.-An infant
boy probably about two months
olc was found this morning near
the Confed crate park north OF
this city. The baby's heels were
bleeding where he had been KICK
ing the ground all the previous
nipht and the little fellows lace
was a mass of bumps where ne
had been bitten by mosquitoes.
There are no clews as to the
identity of the parents, VINO
doubtless'left the infant there TO
die, as the place is one-quarIer
OF a mile from the public ROAD
and was only happened on by a
negro boy out squirrel huntlng'
The county judge ordered that
the child be cared for until a
home could be secured and the
little fellow adopted.
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24
Terrible Accident.

Hot Springs, June 17.-Infor-
nation reached here today of a
terrible accident yesterday after
noon at the sawmill of Charles
Burrough, in Mil township,
twelve miles vest of this city, in
which Burrough lost his life in
peculiar manner by coming in
contact with circular saw.
Some mishap had occurred to
the machinery. Burrough sat
upon the log which was being
fed to the saw to repair the de-
feet. 1t is thought that he was
50 engaged with his work that he
did not notice that he was being
carried into the saw until the
teeth entered the flesh.
He was horribly cut up about
the abdomen, and one leg was
completely sawed off.
His injuries were such that he
died a few hours after the acci-
dent.
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24
A Good Trust.

The following announcement
mas been printed at Hope; The
retail grocers and butchers OF
Hope have organized a protective
association and all delinquents
are hereby notified of the fact
that should ary member OF said
organization report anyone as
not trying to settle an honest
account, same will be denied
credit by all members ST said as
sociation until the account is
paid This goes into effect July
/, 1904"
This is what you might term a
trust organized for the purpose Of
forcing people to pay their debts
1t is a good trust
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24
Baxter Mol NeSroleSs.

For a long time there was only
one negro living in Baxter coun-
ty. The solitary black resident
was an old negress, who later
moved to Missouri, leaving the
country without single person
of African descent. Now, how
ever, there are many negroes in
Baxter county. The advent of
the White River Railroad is the
cause of their coming. Negro
labor was employed to large
extent in the building Of the road
and the completion of the enter
prise as far as Cotter left many
Of them in the country, where
they still remain.
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24
The Divorce Evil.

Congressman W. Bourke Cock
ran at a meeting of the American
Federation of Catholic Societies,
held in New York recently, said
that one of the greatest evils with
which society has to contend is
divorce. Cochran said:
cit is a subject upon which |
have often been misquoted, yet
had | choice, | should choose po-
lygamy in preference to divorce.
Where polygamy is permitted the
number Of wives of one man is
limited by the expense of support
ing them. In our highly civilized
land the number of q mans wives
may be unlimited. If a man may
receive one divorce, why may he
not get another? AS he tires of
one wife he puts her away and in
a moment is happ y with another.
Divorce at present is but in the
blossom. What it may be in the
future is hard to conjecture. If
divorce increase it will result in
q new civilization. -
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24

The vote in the Hot Springs
convention on presidential in
structions stood 257 for Parker
and 1872 for Hearst, and the dele
cation to st, Louis is instructed
to vote as a unit. In view of the
fact that such states as New
York and lndiana-states that
The democracy must carry if it
wins-are lining up for Parker,
the Arkansas democrats acted
wisely in instructing for the New
York jurist. Then Judge Parker
is a democrat who supported Mr..
Bryan in 1896 and 1900, and no
fault can be found with him on
that score.
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24
The Folk Boom.

A political item of general
interest was published in the
ST. Louis Republic this week. 1t
reads:
"4'here is a growing feeling
here that in spite Of Mr.. Folk s
protests, his naAe will be placed
before the national Democratic
convention. 1t is possible that
the speech placing him in nomi-
nation will be made by Bourke
Cochran of New York, and the
second speech will be made by
William j. Bryan Of Nebraska,
thecandidacy thus having repre-
sentatives of the two great wings
of the party at its back. The or
der of the speeches may be re-
versed, but that plans looking to
this general end are on foot can
not we'll be denied.
''Mr. Folk protests that he can :
not become a candidate for the
presidency; that his pledges to
the people of Missouri make this
impossible; but his friends in
State and nation assert that the
demands of the national organi-
zation of the party, if made, out
weigh those of the State organl-
zation, and that Mr.. Folk if nomi-
mated, can do nothing but ac-
cept.''
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24
CO nnisSiGI(T's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
thr authority and directions contained IN the
decrelu order of the sharp Chrcrry Court
made and entered on the fourth day OF May,
1904, in u certain cause lNo. l9l then pending
therein between clara Dowdy, complainant,
md Rosa Kent, VIM, u. Kent and Jasper n,
Kert, and Marvin Graddy, !lartin Uraddy,
Una Grady aud Jane Grady, inlants, by
BENJAMIN +. Graddy, guardian and curator,
Albert :. Kent, minor, by T. Davidson,
guardian adlltlun, amanda Kent. Mnlky Kent
and Nancy Anderson, defendants, the uDder-
sirred as commissioner OF sald court, Will Of
fer for sale ut public 0utcry TO the highest bidder
AT the south front door Of the court house In
which SAID court is held in the town of Evening
Shade, Sharp county, Arkansas, within the
hours prescribed by law for judicial sales ON
Monday, June 27, 1904,
the following described real estate Iowit;
Five acres Of land IN II square on OF the north
cnsl corner of the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 3, in township IL
north OF range ae:t, situated IN the Southern
District Of Sharp county, Arkansas.
Terms Of Sac n II credit Of four months,
the purchaser being requ red to execute his
note with approved security, bearing Interest at
lhe rate of len per cent per lnnuIu from date OF
sale until paid, and u lien being retained ON Tho
and sold 10 secure tle payment oi the purchase
money. 80
Given under my hand this 3d day of May,
1901.
G. u. RITCHlE,
Commissioner III Uhancery.
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24

: Mr.. Bryan declared in New
York Friday that "the democratic
party must be in desperate straits
to think of Parker as a national
candidate" The democratic
party, it occurs to US, has been
in desperate straits for several
years. Surely Mr.. Bryan does
not think Judge Parker any
worse than the candidate the
democracy had to put up with in
1900 and 1896.
Sharp County record., 1904-06-24
Remedy For Bank Failure.

There are no bank failures in
China. There was failure some
years ago and the government
chopped off the head Of the presi-
dent, vice president, cashier.
assistant cashier, the stenograph-
er and the office boy and piled
tb EN- up in the back room along
with lot of other worthless
sec lrities. Since that time bank
failures have been unknown in
China. Exchange.
Bank failures would be an un
known quantity the world over
if the Chinese mode Of punish :
ment were administered every
where. Unscrupulous bank Of
ficials, who squander other peo-
ple's earnings are not dealt with
half harshly enough in this coun-
try.