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Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1904-11-08

I'LL O3tuEudy' AL INC PA0OO "a 0"HO
we now have mud. Crops had been
made in this section before it set in,
consequently no damage was done,
only fall planting was delayed. 1t
is predicted the wet spell will re-
main awhile with MS.
81 was troubled with constipation
and stomach troubles, lost flesh, my
complexion was ruined; HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea brought back
nv health and complexion. Mary
Allen, st. Louis; 35c. Murphy Drug
Company.
We regret to learn that Col. A. T.
Davidson, of Asheville, for many
years a resident of this place, is
critically i'll and little hope is enter
tanned for his recovery. He is 30
years old and is one of the few sur
viving members of the Confederate
Congress. He has many relatives
and friends in this section who will
regret to learn of his condition.
WANTED-Lady or gentleman of
fair education to travel for q firm of
$250,00O capital; salary $1,072 per
year and expenses, paid weekly; adj
dress M. Percival, Murphy, N. G.
Prof. L. E. Mauney, principal of
the school at Blue Ridge, Ga, spent
Saturday und Sunday here with his
family. He informed US that he had
80 students enrolled, with FIVE
teachers. In the normal and busi-
ness departments he has "A pupils
from this county. Prof. Mauney is
one of the best teachers in the noun
tains, and we are not at all surprised
at his success.
When you want pleasant physic
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
produce no gripping or other unpleas-
ant effect. For sale by all druggists.
The stock of hardware belonging
to Davidson & Posey has been pur-
chased by the Murphy Hardware
Company, the deal being closed the
first of last week. This stock has
been added to their already CON-
plete line, which gives them one of
the largest and best assorted stock
of hardware in Western Carolina.
They occupy three floors in the Fain
building and three floors in the May
field building. Everything in hard
ware is their motto.
Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Mary Simpson
l-aEverything disagreed with me
and baby until / used Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. Now baby
1 sleeps and grows like a weed. Boo
Tea or tablets. Murphy Drug Co.
/ A blind man and little boy were
there last week and did thriving
business, operating scheme familiar
to many of onr people. Pocket
knives were stuck in plaIks arrang.
ed in stairway fashion, you paid five
/ cents for eight wooden ringsand o. 3
| certain distance If you rung a knife
lie was yours. Il didn't seem posi-
BILE that you could miss ringing one
| On the other hand it was rarely .
| man rupg one. Many of our citizens
Thought t was gambling, while 9th
/ ers theught differently
Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1904-11-08

People all over the country tell
me Gurley's is the place to trade.
Why? They will say
l get my moneys worth.
I fiud what / want.
I find all the bargains there.
l find the largest stock there.
! find all my neighbors go there.
l find they never misrepresent
things.
I find market for all I have at
his store.
l have saved money since I COM
menced to trade there.
/ don't have so much clothing to
buy since trade there.
If you would save money fall in
and 60 with the crowd and trade at
Gurley's store.
Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1904-11-08


Gennett will move back " MNy
from Asheville-
Norman David son left Friday for
Atlanta. We understand he will
drum for a house.
J.R. DeJouruette, of Blue Ridge,
was here Thursday He will spend
the winter at Calhoun, Ga.
The ladies will serve luches today
and oysters tonight IN the King store
building. Everybody invited.
A new assortment of the latest
ideas in Ready-to- Wear Hats just
received. All mail orders receive
our personal attention; send ms your
orders. e. & A. Burke, Canton, Ga.
d. w. Deweese and w. G. Payne
went before the medical pension
board Wednesday at Hayesville.
J. v. Britain spent Friday at
Jasper, Ga, where he purchased the
lumber for his house from the Pick
ems Manufacturing Co.
Talk of bailding the Dalton and
Alaculsy Railroad has been revived.
and we notice that ]. I'll. Carter, the
banker, is interested in the move
meat.
FINISHED LUMBER-Just received
a car load of dressed and matched
flooring and ceiling. Also car OF
weather boarding. Prices reason
able Call Oh
n WOODBURY..
CalI kxl1p MO has position in
- i J me Office in AsheYille
arrived Friday night to- visit his
parents. He returns tomorrow &c
AsheVille.
Rev. D. P. Tate, pastor OF the
Methodist church, preached his last
sermon before conference Sunday
He expects to leave tomorrow fol
Charlotte, where conference will b
held.
H. billiard informed us Satur'
day that he had just received thu
ham of ? large bear from his friend
Forest Denton, of Graham county
who had killed three large bears th'
day before in Snowbird.
The county candidates closed thei
canvass here Saturday. A larg'
crowd was present and seemed t
eaioy what was siad. Each one wa
positive that he would be elec-ed
That afternoon there were more pri
vate confabs than you could shake
stick at.
Owing to the uncertainty OF thu
election returns we have thought
best not to wait tor them. 1t vii
be noon Wednesday or later befor
Won can tell anything about tn
county, and even later about tn
STATE and National election. Mex
Ii...,il cripe II alto you.
Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1904-11-08

Xav4 Kill find at Gurley's store the
- 1s55 0Cak of goods you ever saw
in this Cbuntry and the largest list of
bargains You ever saw.
Everybody is going to Gurley's
store, whe4e they can get quality,
quantity and bargains in everything
they buy.
Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1904-11-08

If you want anything in the mil
lInery line-Ladies' Skirts, Ladies,
Misses or Children's Jackets-call
on Mrs. A. J. GURLEY.
Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1904-11-08
AcrOkee Scout.
TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1904.

The mud is preferable to the dust
we had.
Superior court convenes here next
Monday.
If the weather is fair today a big
vote will be polled.
Wen tell you all about the cleo
ton i'm our next issue.
4. A. FaiH spent several days in
Asheville the past week.
w. S. Green has greatly improved
his premises and dwelling.
LATTER today there will be no un-
ceFtainty about the election.
Editor shipman, of Henderson
VILE, vas here Thursday night.
Attorney 3 N. FsFsason was here
from waynsssills Wednesday.
w. FL. Woodbugy leaves OIL the
noon tram today for New York.
Read our advertisements and you
will know where to set bargains.
G. III. West and Arthur Bristol
represented Andrews on our streets
Thursday.
Chatel Mortgages, Land Deeds and
Deeds pf 1EApa neAK Supply az the
GMEMaG IN &MA@MMM ~ Is
m aFa dlaSl CO. sn llaE Al
Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1904-11-08

The long drouth was broken by a
slow rainfall, beginning Wednesday
night and at intervals continued I'M
til Saturday. In the place Of dust
we now have mud. Crops had been
made in this section before it set in,
consequently no damage was done,
only fall planting was delayed. It
is predicted the wet spell will re-
main awhile with MS. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
GBeiopeafe 9ampfer-G ompagnie.

N1etnpcntesEtHte.
@legante RaiidgiersD ampier ,tuguita" uno
.2ltiunta" naG
Obj Yptnt Gonfort uno Porfof, Va.
Sampfer ~berIaffen Baltimore idgli9 (1usGe'
1oIlTen G0untagS) INT $50 gfben6s iGo toHs
men tn Oh potns Comfort un 8 ubr VIor'
gems uHb In 9iorfolf nm 7.15 Wiorgens an, ans
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Uprt.Niuer.3lnie
GIegante Raifagiers8ampter sebarlotte-
uno .3dItinore"
nad Gieft.guint nno 0lidjmonb, 30.
9ampfer ~berlafen Baltimore tdeli9 (ans,
genontinet Sonltuqs) nm o ubr gludmittags
uno fonlmen 5u gSeIts9oiHt INN 7.45 Wlotgens
uno 5i Ri6mOno I'M 9.25 Wloreers an.
S1mpier, berlaiieno Baltimore WoHidgS,
Miituo6s uno 5reitags uni berIafeno gBeii'
9oini 9ienItdes, 3onnerftagB uno GdmfidgS,
Iegen si @louceftersgsoin ino aumono'S an,
uiio Iumpfer, oerldiieHo Baltimore 9tenitngS,
9onneritags unb Samftaps uno BeftsBoint
WpntdgS, W(ittpodbs tno 6reitagS, leget gu
Doritolpn uno GlaG 9dnt oil (fpern oas gSettsr
cs ~erInubt).
9ampfer ~uerfaIien Baltimore tom gier 18 u. 10,
9ig1tftra hfn.s9srfte.
S~urdsBiaete nab alien Bufifteu fonner ges
ftfert, 8epdd dufgegeben u1b aaihten5tmrler
I'm Bordus referhirt fuetoef in ben biefigen
gfreauI: Cir. 1909, 100 uno 1877, GftsBdlfiM6res
Sirabe. ober ben SduptsBfreaur: SIR. $50,
eirbfs Strnbe. Baltimore. Mo. I,
aeu6su Sofer, g, Z. Getsnt,
Ger. Observation-Disclosures. @en. sHiaetssfaeni.
Z. 8. gls1anna. rsifenoer gatfasier2 iasnt.
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YenulOIbanias8 abn.

Wnd Denf NfteH hnn WprotN,
BerIniieH bic galHoen-StattoH tpte tolgt:
lao WiDrgeus, tigli9 QlHionsS tatton 4.44 Wlors
gersD nab gStItantsport ltno Nod 9aDerl.
S45 gormtttags (lntonsStdtton $50 8orW),
tdglI6, nab Rittsburg, GDtcago, Eonlspiue,
ct, Gouis; Ro6eiier nub sane an Aobsu'
s,45 aormiHass Claiou.giation s.55 gorm.).
tdglt6, nu0 buffalo, (Oia emporium SlHe'
tiorD, init 6urbgebeHoen gafes2SaagoH, YdUs
lorsAlnagoH ulo 9odsb.
tt.I5 @Ormittaas differentiation 1900 .Wib
tqas), taali6, ud6 Bttt5blrg inb @leDe.1Ho;
JienoDo uno Glmtra an @obentagen.
ti.i0 BnTmittags (lntunsStdttoH 100 D{is
tu8s), tdGllh, 2imiteo, Btti5burg, G9tcag1
6leoeluHo. IolcbO, Detroit, Cincinnati, Souiss
bile uuo Ct. qUutS.
Abs 9IudnlittnaS, tdQlib (hun Der tlHiourStnf
nom, nap Bttts9lrg, e9lta8nA y~falDolue lolg
9lnctnnuti iro Soulsotle), ct. Souts ugo
N&tutuWspOrt.
100 N0suos, idali6 (oon Der nutorsstatiou).
uub 6btcugo. GleDeluHo uno 9OleoO.
$50 NbeuOs, Gialid coon BET uniuusS tatioH).
nan Rtttsburg. Cincinnati tub 81. Gputs.
$50 Abenos, tagli6 loon oer Unions taiion(t
nab buffalo (uiu emporium Sunrtiunl nit
burth9G6euoem Huifet 5blaimuqaon II. Goadh.
$40 AbcuOs, tigli6 CLINTON GtotioH nm 300
9benos), nu1 B:ttS0urg, 6bteaQu, 9leoeldHo.
%GinetnnaiL 81 tolnS uno @tie; Hone,ier,
t1.4i NbenOs Qlnton station ft.55 abetos),
idali6, Hu0 Blltoburg, Chicago, Ioleoo. mos
DIETER itl0 Grle; Sleoclauo, ms1e1omrielI
rad gimiSapoIis, 7.3i uno $50 gormittaas an
&o1entagen. SogniaG3 $50 &ormiitaGs.
SDH pNt f'tN|OeNr@ n1uhI'
Clio Wtorgells lito NO AOehos an NoOehs
tn9eit, lIa6 B9lIaoslaOla.
Wah 9bila0cpGla ano ylsp .Dori.
1903 gtndllL r6onlreitgnal Attttteo," t1gltnt
iuir 9Ieluzyort; l.iS, lob, lOU2 lIno, *llO5
tnur NetusDort,- &0ril.. fl2Oa. l4O, 42O,
rj46 gtddnt,, LOO tlo ll2' N9en0S ll
Moheniaaen;- SonntagSS, Las tho Fl9'O3
9ornIy el20o. i1b, Az, ''.l3 9'nbnl. lou
liIlo 11.2j Nhenoo.
Gur Bbtlaoelpbtn, 4lo. B.35, SAC. $50, ll.00
Gornls loo, $;ul ~. AuWun .ndn H. ~
lbs Born, 8.OI, 4.67 @a6m, 1856 unS
Gas Nbenos,
Tad Noitou obne @dagoillpehlel. SAC &orrI.
IN gBodentagen mo $50 ,Ag9enos t1elt9
Nudh Delnar mo ben hdliptldbllhett 5tutne1s
Stdtipncn an Der 0el1lu1re. 0iotnofL, 6.35,
TOO Sortn. 2.3O nlO 4.57 .9f9dm, an Ssobeip
tqpeH uno 100. NbcHoS t44li6.
@uibiugton 9rnreB, 2.26. 49, Bl2. 7.25, d'88'
1d3. Sih, 500, 942, lu,S4 &ornI?, l22mn'
l240, l.i3. zig. 40. 3lQ. 4,uO, DIV, .n.lH,
1.2a Hiuhnt, 600, lilo, 10 LG39 Sllnlleol
LAT, 1925, S,43a N15 mo 300 H9eItos on
Wutbentagct. Eon1tdgs,. 2.26h 231, .6lS,
72h. 7.43 $40. Sbb. 9,42 %arnl" i2.20'
t.h2. 2l2. $40, 400, DO. 30 9t1fll, d.u1,
Ills. 80 t7.&6 Hilltteo), E4l, $40. o,l6
ulo 900 NhetoS.
Tub gmmapnli5. 1.3G. $40 @orm. 1910 glabut.
uup BIO. G0a, Nbe1oS an gSohento1elt.
NtIuHtic Coat cine Grprcb 2.37 liDrpeus uu6
Pig HuhmittupS tdplid.
1uulBerl 1luilpND SrpreR. 0.42 SorHt, OPS,
S.2h it1o glb NbtuoS ttAlih.
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WOrONenti6cr QlObO.


&egelmdfige SampfI6ifffagrt
8tpiihen
Baltimore nnO Bremen
oltr6 Die uetten uuo ~erprobten, NIT
aIcn 9equemIihfeiten ~periebenen
BpIt0ampfer eriter 9IaiIe:
,Rbein," D8rauoenburg,"
,Redar," D@bemnis,"
yMaiu," pgreslau."
Die @rpeSitioustage itnO wie fOIgt:
BON Baltimore:
.G6emnib," Greitag, Sen 8. 9e'
Sember, 2 llbr Nadmittags.
n9ranbenburg," Sreitag, Den %. De-
5ember, 3 llbr Rodmittags.
oGoiicI," Somilog, ocr T.. Sanlor,
Q llbr @ofmittaos.
rGbemnie, Somitog, ben 81. San,
9 l1br Nuhmittags.
n@ronocubura" SomituQ, Den L..
6cbrllor. , llbr AuhmittoG9.
n@rc3lou," SomIto0, Ocu is. 6ebr,
, llbr 9'udlntittn02.
8neite Raiiite-B
Bon S42.50 All.
8piI6enoeds .BaIiage-Breiie
Bon %-,S sa,timore nod $4,000
Bon Bremen nan Baltimore S54.OO.
|
9uHbreiTe : Binete uun Baltimore nad
Bremen Hnb 6uriid $1,000,
@egen Sraht uno QaInge peuoe man f6
an bic acknowledgement
". Sdnmadcr e 81,
0r. 4t9, $anooer-S traBe,
ooer
g0uaro &aine,
rflee hes q sutiben GprrsIpunSeHttn."
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8escn italieniidc &crbrcdcr6unoen.
@eieblicbenoe StoIiener orgouiiiren
lid aegen lire 2anOSIalte. -
9IutpergieBen in Scranton.

Scranton, ga, 30. Gou. -
Stuliencr Der beiicreu aluiie in scr
@e0cnO bon GorbonooIc bobcn, luje
i6on 0citcrn titr5 gcnlcloct, cine @c.
ieIliduft 5l Dem 3luede or0aniIirt, 0ic
oortigeu itaIicuii6en Aniie0cIunAcn
bon Der 9elcbloieu 8onoe 81 bcfrcicm
tpel6e int uhgeluufcncn Sabre unO
b%eionocrS m1hrcno Der ucrflolicucn
Mlonote 3ablrcidc Gcrbrchen ucriibt
bot. Gin GonlitC Der ncu orgnntlirtcn
@eIelllhait bat am Sdmltog Der
|, DG0gerton Goal Company" pier Wtit.
glicber 0icier itolicniidcn &crbrc6cc
batt0e tlamboft gemuf)t, mo 0icic
mltroCn cntluiicn lm0 aus Den @ohlls
bGiticrn ser @eicuihoit pcrtricben.
3lpet ouOon bobcn Die 8cgcn0 pcrlal
len. Die &crbrchcrbon0c idcitt 81
Der nVtoiio" SIT 5Gblcn, oo, luic ca
bciBt, Gin Gbeil oc9 BON ibr crpreBteu
Sribltt0 oil Oa3 NnuptQllnrticr Der
nWtofio" in9tcru-D port obQcfiibrt miro.
aiir5Iidl luurOcu pier &tolicucr, pcld)e
lid meigcrtCn, Den Gribut 81 cutrids
ten, 0cItoden; Tie murOcn in jcoenl
ein5cIncn Sole 5ltr Nod)t5cit ans
ibrcn @obnumQcn bCrml3Qcrufen unO
Damn nit Nfciicru i'm @ciid,t pcrlurll-
oct.
Scit Der 2~bicnOunN obiNcr 9epe.
ihc lit ca iniol0c Der @cmcQum0 Der
gcicBIicbcn0en &tolicner, ruclhc sic
0cipcrnoo9 pertrciben poQcn, bcreit9
81 cincm StroBcnfompf 0efommen.
lin s llbr gcitcrn gbcn0 muroc
Sonto Garrett. elmer bon Der NauoC,
pom GonitubIcr babel crluiiht mic cr
Don ciucnl Der StoIicner Der &olonie
Den Gribut crprciien nollte. Der Gous
ltnblcr mo 0rei Der orontngslicbcn-
Den Stnliener lUolltcn idon 0cn0fonll
na6 Dem @efdngniB bringen ais lid
Die Nadri6t nod Dem &ouptQllorticr
Der 8nnoc in elmer naben Wirtbi6aft
oerbreitetF un0 bier OerIelben ans
0ieIer bcrouaeiltcn uno iofort alf Den
G%onitobler mo ieine 9cgleiter fcller-
ten. 2eBtere 9oben ooS Seller 3uriid,
uno ais Ole Nngreifer aac SAiiiIt
aus ibrcn HeoolDern obgegcben lilo
ben lie, m0breno ollie orei 9egIeiter
oeS Gonitnblers nit 4llgeln I'M Seibe
ON 9o0en Io9en. Ser GonitobIer
lelbit bottc ii6 ooOltrf 1eidiiBt, oaB
err icinen @efnn9cncn uor lid bin
belt.
S5oiepb GoIerico mor 3ipeimoI Ourd)
&opf unO Ser5 gcihoiicn unO itorb
nod lpcniGen Wiimtten. Sronf Ser
reIii liegt inn SoipitnI nit elmer auqcl
in Der gruit, nobe onl @er3en, unh
elmer 3peiten I'M llntcrleib. @r fam
ntd)t nit Dem Se6en oopon fommen.
Der 0ritte tpuroe am Nrm permunoet
uno tonnte, nn60em or lid etiuoS er-
bolt bate, no6 Sauie geben.
Son Den fliibtigen Angrcifern bat
man bis ip0t gtodts feline Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-30
Mubamc Sanauid)ef gcitOrbcu.
Ginit gefcicrte Grngooin ideioet IN
GROCER Nrmnltb ans Dem Seben.-
@ei6idte ibrer Griump6e uno
ibreS 0ie0ergongeS.

Oelq)lute lDfer SrllllflpDe llllo
ibreS NieoergongeS.
Nem. 9orf, 80. Ropem6cr. -
Wfooome 6nnnie Sonnui6ef Die be
fonntc Srogooin lit beute im Drums
ipid.Seim 81 A~mitDpiQe, 2.-S, no tie
ieit bier Wonoten ais 0otientin altf
Soften oeS oglctorS Sumo" bcbonbelr
iultroc, g%eitorben. @or ibrer Nnfunit
81 NmitpoiQe befono Tie lid olS @oIt
I'M .gctorS Some" auf Staten.SS=
lano. 2Gbmltng un0 NIterSihluode
iuoren ole llriofe ibre5 3oOeS. Sic
mar "A Sabre alt mo lpuroe in 1880
81 Brag IN 9obmen geboren.
Sn 1867 fam lie nod Den Ser.
Staaten, lpielte 5lterIt nWeoeo" un6
onoere Rolen III oeutifer Sprohc,
lernte Damn engIiid uno bate groben
Grfolg auf Der enelii6en 9iibne, ouf
lpelder Tie ais Warp Stuart, &0nigin
@liiobetb, Deborah, Hionco, 2anu
Wacbetb un6 Meg WerrilieS oltftrot.
SIN Suli 1900 erlitt lie einen %erIterl
S6lo9onfol uno eri6ien bon 0anrl
an nidt mebr regelm1Big oltf Der
9ii6ne. Seit iieben o6er odt Sab.
rem bat lie gar nidt me6r geipielt.
Cine 3eitIong mar lie bel Der 6rau
Nitor in Sorotogo, N.-Y, 81 @oite.
Cine ont IL april 1901 bon 6erporra.
genben S6auipielern uno S6oulpie-
lerinnen fir lie o%rrnngirte genefi5.
B%oriteQung IN n@dQad'S S6eoter"
braGte ibr etrpa $4,000 elm. Sm Otto
Der letten Sobres oertoufte tie i6re
Sobieligfeiten, gr0Btentbeils aug
Goitiinen b~eltebenO, wel6e ite auf Der
Silbne getragen bate. Damn miroe
cine Subitription fiir tie eroffnet uno
ipdter bemog iie Der Motors 5uno, "
melfer Iif INNER ibrer angenommen
bate, loDeit lie es geitattete, cine I'm
terfunit in ieiner Anitalt gu Imitp-
bile gu acceptiren.
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9amburg.Nm critO.
- Gnh -
acknowledgements -Samburg
NUppclIGrnu6en.

seGen 81 Tuuer fir eDubuu NIB gorts an.
Sambnrg.Imerifa-2inie,
81 @roabnap, Nem-gorf.
Artbnr @. &ubiOn,
ii @eIt.G Centre StraBe.
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Icr6antS' C Mincrs' SrnnspOr-
tntiun GOmpang.

TnmpFet'YfnIt
Sad goften uuo benz Often: ieoen Woutna,
9ieHitae, 9onneritag lnb Samftag, abeuos
O ubr.
gd6 grOUtoerce unS benz Often. iebenSonns
glub gsepport : gIeips uito Norfolt: tdgll6
INT 6 tlbr N6enbs.
Srn6t fpir6 tdoIid bis 8 ubr abeuOs fit an
benz Gage Qbfabretoea 9dupter nneenomrnet.
9iah Saoanndb uno benz Siiben; ieoen 9iens
itng, 9onneritag nrb Gumftao, NberoS 8 llbr.
Buftoner nro 9rubioence ; 9ampfer fabreu
bon Der @erfte AMI SuBe beS 9ongs Gods ub;
Saounnabs9 DO ntpter bon Der @erfte am SUITE
Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
Is. d. @Ininsbam, geent.
qongsSOd.
H.. g. Snrner, @.sB.sM.
u. 2. etebbinS, 0.sDP.
Sauptbirean = Rr. GOA. Rurb.6barles.Str
Gr16ts uno gaifag esgiireau-Gr. 22t g9eit'
UaItimore-Strabe. ut3,I&S)
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Baltimore 9ampf-Gafet.G So.
(gllte NIB snuerIiftae 9ai.qtnte.)
8ie Der. etanien.B oIt bei6rotrn

Ite Der. StnnicniYoIi bei6rotrno.
S1mpfer fnbren tdalih, Sonntags ais9enoris
men, bon ben ngu0 9ine"sRier5, Nr. 1913,
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Hneen 9lnnets Giienbahn.Go.

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Sir Samen.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-24
Extradltlon of W. S. Taylor.

William 8. Taylor, once governor OF
Kentucky, has become an issue in In
diana, where he has resided since the
assassination of Governor Goebel. Tay-
Tor is wanted In Kentucky. Requisi-
tons have been duly made out, but the
republican governors of Indiana have
declined to honor them on the ground
that Taylor could not secuere a fair
trial In Kentucky. If governors can
thus try and decide interstate cases
anarchy Is wellnigh established.
But this Is an old grievance against
Indiana, and II does not need rethresh-
ing. The new feature of the case re-
lates to the candidacy of John W.
Kern, the democratic candidate for
governor ofIndiana When questioned
to make a promise to surrender Tay-
Tor to the Kentucky authorities. He
says he will, If elected, give the ques-
ton due consideration when 1t comes
up, and Will decide 1t on its merits.
The republicans construe this as a
promise to surrender Taylor, and w.
S. Taylor has thus become an issue In
Indiana.
The Louisville Courier-Journal
thinks the people of Indiana are I'M
necessarily agitated. It does not an
ticipate the delivery of Taylor In any
event, for ne will, 1t says, decline to
have his case decided on Its merits. If
Mr.. Kern should be elected governor
of Indiana, he would at once remove to
state that has a republican governor,
and thus there would be no change In
tle situation. At any rate the man.
date in the federal constitution would
be disobeyed. AS between republicans
that instrument is of little account
anyway. Tie Taylor case is peculiar
commentary on the politics of the pc
Rod, and its bobbing up In the Indiana
campaign is but another chapter in a
long story.