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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-03-02
FOR STATE SENATOR.

The movement for the nomination of
]. II. Fraser of this city for state sem
ator by the republicans of Yakima
county, the particulars of which are
given in the news columns of this issue.
is worthy of the careful consideration of
all members of the party. As The
Herald understands it the movement is
in the interest of harmony in the party,
Mr.F Fraser not having been identified
with any of the factional fights in the
past, and also to place q thoroughly rep
resentative republican in that important
position. Mr.. Fraser's ability as a bust
mess man, his knowledge of the needs of
the county, his strong character, sterl-
ing integrity and clean private life, all
combine to splendidly equip him for the
position. Besides, he is representative
of the best that repubicanism stands
for, and as a member of the senate could
be depended on to do what was right,
and would make senator of whom the
county could feel proud
Without wishing to detract in any
manner from the merits of other aspir-
ants for the position, this newspaper,
which expects to loyaly support the
nominee of the republican convention,
feels that the candidacy of Mr.. Fraser is
in every way worthy OF encouragement,
and has no hesitancy in thus publicly
declaring its preference. More men of
the character of Mr.. Fraser are needed
in politics. and when they consent o
enter the arena it's moral tone is i'm
proved and there is an incentive for the
best people to become active in public
affairs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-03-02

50 far there has been but one import
ant engagement between the japanese
and Russians, but before the war is over
there will be fighting enough to satisfy
the most bloodthirsty japanese enthusi-
asst. Both armies are now preparing
for a big land battle and news of carnage
and death can be expected at any time.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-03-02

Chicago Man: | do think our ca b drivers
are the worst in creation. New York
Man with the pride of conscious super
iority)-My dear fellow, they'r innocent
angels compared with oursl
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-03-02

August W. Machen and three of his
co-conspirators, who defrauded the gov
eminent through purchasing Croft fas-
terriers for the postoflice department
have been convicted and sentenced to
serve two vars in the penitentiary. Tn
fortunately, they were able to furnish
$4,000 bail. pending an appeal to the
United States court of appeals. a dis
honest official under the Roosevelt add
mini-tration, if detected. gets what is
coming to him; the president is de
termined to have clean public officials
and the people applaud his efforts tc
weed out the rascals.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-03-02

Furnished rooms, free bath and heat.
Clogg building. Enquire Room 3. Att
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22

Gurcr Moicitdt iiir Die i6onen Sc
ihcnfc, Die Sic mir SIT meinem Csc.
burtStuAc aeidcltft BADEN, uno min.
Idle, ooB Sic olld) 10 alt lperoen, mic
idl" l%porullf Der &oiicr IddcIno emit
gcgtcte sd mcroe mir WfiiGc &c.
bCn!" Der &uiicr crflnoiatc lid eitl.
acbcn0 tud Dem 9tcgimcnt, no er &c.
.ltunocn babe unO nod) ieincn iebigeI
&cbcn0pcrbdltniiicn, @dbrcno iit
NM Der &niicr oil Sen 8roBbCr5og
BON Sciieu punotc, rcjdte Die 8aiis-
rim DEM oltcn Ectcrauen mo ieincn
pier S0bncn buIoOoait oic Souo nit
Den Mortcn: sd irene mid BOB i)
Ncu often @crrclt bier ie6e. Sic limo
ubrr nod riiitig!" 3ornlf miinihtc
@cft ultcb Der &niicrin cin bltnOcrt.
iGbrige0 Hcben, Uornllf 0ieic onttuors
a9onn 0iirftc i'd ober rultlit'
ntcbr 10 riiiti1 ictr, luie Sicl" Nl5
Der <c Der &oiicrin %ntittbeilte, ouB
an bcrltigcn Gage icin 80. ltrcnrel
Oo9 2id,t Der Nett erblidt babe,
OicIc ibrcn bo6en @entnbl
nodlmlulS bcruu init ben Mortcn:
o9tbcr 0d9 lit ia rci3ct0, "a mtbt Git
Yutbc mcrocnl" mo beiteren 8lide3
onhuortctc Der &oiicr: g9tatiirlif!"
ltno 81 Ncrru Obtrpr0ii0entcn bon
gSinobcim acuonOt: Sos @citcrt
miro nlcin ObcrprGliocut oeranlul-
ien!" @uloppllt ocrobihieoeten lid
mmmcbr Die WioicItdtcn ltuo bette
gen ben bercititebcnoen, nit bier
OShinlmcIn belpomten oiicncn g8o.
gen Der lid) utter oer C3rortc Der
ulSboIo nad) 8ie9baoen III
@clpcgulA icbtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22
ltni6GOlidDc SaIdJentiidIer.

0ic Sn0ienc oe9 GoidIentltd1S lit
bis lest IN u~uifoQen0er @eiie per
nahl0liiAt moroCL lucnn man be
0cnft, lUic ciirig ouurbcn ollf alien
m00Iid)cn @cbicten Sd)ub6orribtut-
gen AcgCn &crbrcitlmg pom 2(nitct-
tlt1g@tcincn 0etroitcn lueroelt.
Sclbit IN 6omilieL Die nod ibrer
8ilOum9 mo Gcrnl0genSlmltGnoen
o0c&orlid)t in bngieniider 9e5iebung
81 iibcu IN Der Gage liu6, miro ooS
Z uidcntild nit @ICid)giiIti1feit, nm
uid)t 81 iugen No6ldiiigfeit beban-
oclt. Die ihnllbigen lnid)entiider
ncr0cn mdudlnluI luud)cilIanH ullfgr.
bobcn mo bic 0d0llrd) iibcrtragbu-
rem Seine lucrocu 0tlrd 6uS flIr5e
un0 rmuonltdnOiQe aod)en i'll Der
QS1iAc nltr 5itnt 8beil nerridltet.
Der bcfonntc Better 0c3 Yolteur-
SnltitutS in ellie. Yrpf. Golmette,
bot bc@ipcgcn cine Nellerung etngt.
fii6rt 0ic inSbcIonbcre fir frontc
Snltlilicn lp0rmitcnS c%ntpioGIcn mcr-
ocn IoQtr. Die 3citi6riit ollmihuu"
tbci(t 0oriibcr nit: Gr bat Gin clegoll.
tc5 MctuQsGtlr 6eritcllen loiicu, Oo9
BON Ncrrcn ais Gigorretten.Gtui bon
Den 9unlcn ais Nnb0naiel g%etrnaen
,pcrocu fam. GoiicIbc beIibt ir DER
Wlittc cine S6cioGpnuo ouf Die
linfc Scite fommen Gald)cntiidler
aus iopnniid)cm S%ci0etpopirr ooer
ciucm biaiQcn NoimlpoaItoff. Die.
iclbcn iilrO biaigcr, OILS 0nS @oidcn
foItct, moll pcrbrenltt tic oeSbalb.
SicrOurd miro ieOc Gciabr elmer ISu.
icttionSilbcrtrogung permieoen. Altd)
mcroen Die Saidentiider MIR einnul
bctllBt. Sic beuubten Goidentiihec
bringt nton ollf Scr rcd)ten Seite oes
GtltiS ultcr, mo 'ie Dor Der Verilb-
RING nit Den ioltbcrcn ollrd) Die me
toleue S6eiocuonO acruabrt fuer.'
Den. "a 0u5 Gtlti ais Mietoa berge.
itellt it, fam cS gefodlt mo Iotnit
bollfptnntCn 0cSinii6irt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22
gom aaiicr nnO Der aaiicriu.

&ad Der Ginpeibung Der ncitelt
&6cinbriide BET Wtuin3 fllbr aoiier
Nilbclm nit lcincr @cmo6lin nod
8iebrid. 0ortbin ludr aud Der bun
Oer%teinjdbrige 8etcran gedt aus
0obbcim gcfommen nm iid) fir ole
@cidenfe oeS aoiiers ill ieinem 100.
@e6urtstoge perionlih 5t beoonfcn.
Der Soiier frat on Den alten Serrn,
Der bon ieinen bier So6nen ulnge.
ben mar, beron. idiittelte ibn1 frGitiD
Die Sono urto CAB ieiner 6relioe auS.
Druid, ocu t0i.idbrigen &cteran gu
ieben. 9ed)t eripioerte: sd oanfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22
Sine SrnUnttc, bic baS 8etter Dor.
mSingt.

Pins 2orOon miro grid)rieben: Sn
2onoon hat man lett cine arooutte
olti ocn Worrt gcbrodt, nelde Die
Dor3iigIife Gigenidoit bat, 0as Net-
ter oorbcr5uiugcn. Gos mlmberbare
3cilg, aus lucld)em oicie arnootten
ongeicrtigt neroen, medielt Die 6or-
be, ic no6ocm ons Nettcr Die Abiitt
bat, 81 medieIn. Winn braltdlt uIio
Damn feline barometer mcbr, Ionoern
cS lit mir notbig, in Den ndbiten
beItcn Spiegel 81 ieben. @enn Die
Sruootte blmt lit, bleibt aud oerSint.
mel blolt; miro tic roia. Damn 9iebt
cs StiIrnl, mo miro Tie %pltrpurrutb,
0nnu iolgt onbnItenoer Geger. Mem
Die Wooe, 0ieie Sruputten SIT trngen.
oagenlein merOen iolte. 6um miro
man fiiliti9bin ole 8erren meilt IN
purpitrrotben arnbutteu b%erunIgeben
ieben in 2onoon menigiten5. Der
Grinder Iol oie 9lbiidt baben.
Dies 0cttcr5ellg ulttb 10 cinjnridten,
0uB IumentIeioer aus 0elfiIelben ge.
modt ueroen f0nnen. ober odniit
miro or mobl peniger @liid boben,
oenn ole 0nmen meroen lih Dobl
idl6n beomnfcL Gleioer an5uSieben.
Die gar 10 oft Die 6arbe medieln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22

tens >uur in ibm ctipo3 9Gmouii6c3
i'm @oct6eidcn Slime. O}it ii6
iortrcibcno mirttc CT, a6er fcinc3s
meQS our6 dltBcrc W}ittcl ser @crc0ts
iomfcit, ionocru ourh oo3 iortlpGbs
rcnoc Giuicbcn iciucr qoll3cn Ger.
IGnlthfctt fir Die Sa6c, auf Ole eS
Inn ontorn. gr lelbit, icin gtomc,
icin Sab un0 @ut 0ebortc Scr Sadie,
fir sic cr mitritt. Gr bate ocu gro.
Sen eros" ser nit Gn9cl5tngcu
reject mo nit 6cltcrihrittcu idrcitct.
Gin W}cni6 BON qrobtcm 3uidnitt,
mofitr c5 0cit nciitcn ont WtaBlto6
gcbriht, mar CT 10 Iturt I'M Sob, mie
III Der &icbc. Cine Hcuuiiiunccnatlt
bitrh luno OurdL ltono Cr i%cnieit3 por
@ut mo @0ic. ltugcItijm ulO rid.
IihtSIo5, mic or I'M Gtrcit lcin fonr.
tc, mar cr in Den Wtittelu uid)t mGb
Icriidl nm Ocn @cgnCr 5t fdQcn. SOB
lno Gcrlcumouna, oic i'm Belt Jet.
mes &cbcllS mic ~bunqriBc @eicr INT
t~reiltcn, bat CT rcihlidJ ~bcraoltcu,
9lbcr ltnrt mar cr aud in Scr &iebc.
gSic bicle Bat CT ourd Rotb utoE6ot
Gciorocrt! Sir Acknowledgements
5lucdc itonocn Del ibm oaidbrli1
Summcn bcrcit, Die oo9 9lImoicl-
Budget molldc8 9icid$iiiriten bcidG-
men miirocn. &n NIIlcnL b~cionocr$
ODER IN fiinitlcriidcn 9iEgeu, Die i'm
onginNcn, bcluGbrtc cr ienc Gltgcn0,
ole Dem Wicuidcn Der HcnoillouCc Ole
Acknowledged Der @robct 5lt icin
ihicu: Die o@~ibcrolito9 olt1rlto."
@clo mo @ut odtctc CT, ais eS i6m
5uitr6mtc, 10 Ncriug mic oolnolS, oIa
cr trodCn NroO oB, lSaS CT in @dn
Den bate, luor er ltctS bereit, ber5ll.
Ncbcn lijr Die Sodc, Die ibul am Ser.
sen lag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22
8llitige, tropienoe GbrdnerL - mciu
@er5!

8lllti8e, tropienoe Gbrdnelt, - mcin
@er5!
ShreitcIt On BORT 0urd) Die bIutigcu
6el6er?
GbriItuS, gctren5iotcr, bitacnO 0ein
@altpt2
g8orit OH lmionit inns @rI0icr, Ont,
geItcr?
0icr licgt Die 9liitGc ser Wicni6bcit
5erltou6t!
4icr liegen Wfeni6cn, SUM Ncilc &c.
borCnt-
%lutiac 6cBcu lett, 5lltfcn0 i'm
9rompf,
Stodcn 3crnnoImtc icttl 0ompfr1S
Qcgobren
Sut iid Sen S%dIoNttrdnf scr Sntan
I'M GanYf.
Gitbre ull9 al, 0 OH g0ttlidcr Wtei.
6ii6r' ms 5ltm 6icg iibcr Sap, IT'D.
0iCr!
Gilbr' inns Sum Sieg III Dem Sample
scr @ciitcr!
o&cilnno Der 2iebe" - Mir tGrtpieu
nit I'r!
oatn0cr be3 9id)tc9," Die 2ic6e Crto-
zen,
9onncn Ocn Grjicino mir ticf in Die
Hod)t $3.50.
WtcnIdelL bon Wtiittcrn nit Sdmcr-
5clt GchJcr,
Nlli!-unO oer0nnrmct Die morocn0c
Sd)la6tl
MILTON an Slr0ipn, II. Mai
MilbeIm Neniguu3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22
Die Mirfun0cn Der H-StrnBlen omi
0Cu WCrMdl.

FrnlcIIor Ghurpcnticr ans 9tnncU,
Der ole BON Ieincn Goiie0en 8lonoIot
cntOcdtcn u Stroblen ard) in ocn
@cucbcn 0c3 rhenidlid)cn a0rpcrS,
lolDic in 0crell bon Gbicrcn mn
Bllon5en nobGcmieicn babcn mill,
bat ieBt Der Barrier Nfuocnie Der
Millcnldoitcn Die bclon0tr$ merf
iuiir0iGen G%r9cbni1c lciucr ncllcltcn
llntcrIudlu1gcn mtcrbreitct. "a
nod) lolcn Die 0ebeimniBuoQcn
Strublcn, ocrcu Griltcn5 nod inlncr
bon oiclcn bcrborrnNenoen 6ndlcn
ten nngc5lpeilclt miro, cine ollSgC
ipro6cnc @irfung oti ocn @crlIt
bCiiBen.. Sin &orpcr, CIR ienc Strob
len %orISie1Oet, bcilpiclsiuciie CinStiid
Stobl o0cr &ol5, oid Die meni6lidc
&on0, lol Nccignct leill, Den @erlld)s
linn on5llrcgcn o0cr 81 pcrItdrtcn
mcnn CT cinfod Der Nulcnluur3cl 6c
hubert miro. Wenn man Den Ioll.
men an Die NoicniIiigcl b0lt, 10 iiibrt
nngc6lid) Die l6m1ditc 3ulanmels
3icbunN Der Wiu9fcln cincS tcigcrung
Der @crud9iGbigfeit bcrbei. Ger
6Orihcr 0iebt frcilid an Dob Ole
&crilde ilttcr b%cion0crcn &oriidta
mnBrcgcln urlSAcfiibrt Ucrocn mil
fen On ). y. icOc &Ilititr0mlmg ocn
GriolA bccintrdhtige. Gin HiedItoii
unrB babel IN elmer iold)en Gntier-
nllllg bon Der 9tuie gcboIteu mcr0cn,
ooB cine Mubrncbumng oe5 @erud)3
inter gclp0bnlid)en llmItGnocu nidt
mcbr m0glid lit. g8ir0 Nun Der u
Strnblen %ousienOen0e aorper, olio
entluc0er Die Sun0 o0er cine Stabl.
role, Der NaIenlpur5cl gcndbert, 10
ninrmt man pl0blid ocn@crud oeut.
lid lpobr. Gbnrpcntier bat icine Gr-
pcrinlcnte nit Den pcrihie0eniten
Nirhltoficn ongeitcllt, nit Souenocl.
lbpnlinn, Efcffcrmin5, Sompier.
Nctbcr, So0oiornt, Nnmtoniot, Giiig
iGllre unO mnoerer. Gr beGoliptct,
Dob aud Die g8irtung Der Stroblen
orf gcluiiie Sbeilc oe5 @e6irnS ocn
@crud9iinm in Der beidriebcncn
Nciie onrcge. &cioer lit 81 befiirh
ten DAB cS NIT oieien8erlnden eben
10 geben miro, mie nut Den iriiberrn
Der @eIcbrtcn BON Noncp, ooB tie BON
unrcren 2eitten feline erfolgreidt
Hnhobnuung lucr0en iinoen fonncn,'
6borpentier obcr miegt Iid) bereits in
Der Soiinma, ooB Die Strublen
olId ollf Die 3bdtigfcit moererS Gimme
mic oes @eidntodS mo oeS @eb6rS
cine oclltlidle uno Dicleiht Derluerth
bare Nirfllilg 5eigen peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22
MindDcncr Sricf.
6ron5 b. d.

3roB Der beubiqellOen bulletins,
nit ocncn Die Oeiientlidfeit nod Dor
&ur5cnt iibcr Henbad)'S 9efinOCn &C.
troitct nlr0e. luor c3 int n1bcrcn
6rcnnocSfrcis oc6 WciiterS id)on loll-
&c fem 0cbcinniB mebr, Dab 0aS Ncis
0cr, an Dem CT iichte, fem qlttortigcS
lei, mo ooB 0ieicS GiinitIer6olein MIR
nod nnd Sdgen redne. Heiolut
III @ntbe's Sinne lpic or gclebt, lit
CT olh Dem So0c ~c1tgegcu g~egnngcn.
St lcincH %0ciun6cn Sogen unf0big
81 rilbcn unfd1ig 5ltrl IllgcnbIid jlI
lugen: o@crlucile bod" 10 blicb er
elm eluig &oitIolcr, olld nod icnem
idrcdlid)cn aronthcitsnnfnll 0c3 po-
rigcn Sobrc@, Der ibul ben linfcnArm
ioit n0aig gcl0bnlt bottc. &er5pci-
fclt f1ntpftc Ictn i6mod)cr S0rpcr,
icilr ullgcbrofcncr @eiit nit Der
SdmG6c ieillcr ICbtcn Gage. hinge,
luiBbett crtrllg CT nid)t. un0 10 licB CT
Iih 9cgcn ocn @iQen Der 6c6urt0cln.
Den gcr5te IN Die alinif i6offelL nm
oilrd cine Operation alorbeit 5l cr-
bolten. 60 itorb or, ipie cr gclcbt.
9tIe bat er NIT 0ern4 &e6cn Gonnpro.
miIIe 9cI6loIlcl 10 audi NIT Dem IN
DC nid)t. Iltfrcdt bis CUR Icttcu
Stun0c!
IS bate Nngciid)tS beS ~oiicncn
0robeS iucnig Sinn, MIR bon DEM
groBen Wiolcr 81 ipredcn, 5itnl toll'
ienoltcn Male ST. piebcrbolen, ooB CT
trob off ocn fleinlidcn Nllsitelnn,
gen iciner fiinItleriid]en uno noment,
lid ieincr funitpoIitild)cn ySi0eriur
der. Gles in IQem genommen, ood)
nidt meni9cr, oils Elm 8enic gclucien
lei. Tie Glide, Die Der 600 beltte IN
OoS ociltld)e aunitlcbcn gerilien bot,
lit 5nor groB unb idmer5li6, obcr
Iic lit ftid)t mouSfiiubnr. gllS Woler
- gebcn mir ms 0uriiber feiren 81
l%lilionen bin - lunr Senbod) gcruit4
me 3eit iibcr ben Sohepllnft binoliS.
Vct ua' Ieincr idier un9loit6lihen Nr.
bcitsfrait, ols oeren Northumberland
nod fiir5Iid in Witnden cine 6olef-
tion bon nid)t lpeniger, olS 5tpeiuio.
5mon5ig 9iIbern offentlid oilS9eiteGt
luor, bltcb bic Sider1eit ieincr Sallo
I'M Iltcr nidt ntcbr Die alto. @cnn
linn trobocln fait nlli16rlid) INNER
nod ipeniaitens Elm GROCER Mllrf &c
lang id) BETTE babel beiouoerS an
Nil6niiie GItcrer oiItingiirter 9ontrn
= 10 iuor Dos niht 6ns grgebniB ici.
nes frii6eren ipitperGnen 8onnen5,
ion6ern Der Gifeft elmer oilf's Sod)Ite
eetricbelien I|nipdnnuitg olet &rdf.
te. Seine Scdnif bate lGn9it nihtS
mebr bon benz breiter SSrnpoito ieirter
gliibeno perebrten 8orbiloer, 6es Ipd.
ten Hel1lbraflot uil0 oeS I'M Dod)ltelt
2tItcr ipauoelnhen Si5inn. Sein %or-
trug mnr oiinit, ieine Einieliilbrung
nerbos nno fubrig geiuorbcn, nnO
mas in 6olge oeiien oer geiltigen giif-
foiiutig natitreemdB an ritnlitteIbar-
felt abgehell mitBte, iuurbe bltrd cine
gctpiiie Gopri5itdt ODER aid 3ofettc.
rie MIR iebr unpoafomntett ericgt. 81,
es mitb often geio9t lperocn, oob Cen,
bod in ben leeten flint Sabren ieincli
Breitnoen mdnde Enttditidmg herei-
tet, ieincn Seinoen monhe @ofie
ielbit gclicfcrt bot. Gicic Sffenbeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22
t5iir ben o5onutnaS @prrefpouocut"D
= Iaft mid trGnmcn!

ihEi hluU IlHHHltH.
8 ldBt mid trdllmen! gSo3 gicbt
mir 0oS 9cben.
9tiihtcrne gIrbcit uuo enoloicS Sire.
ben.
limo mas ih erbaut, mas bcutc nod
ltebt,
Gin 8in0 fonmt morgcu uno bat cS
perpe6t;
9limpf brpbelto bor' i) ben Sd)id-
lolsitrom id6umeu.
. lobt mid nod einlnnl mie irilber
tr1limcn!
. loBt mid trGlllheu! @a9 fam id)
perlieren
Wenn 0a3 Ser5 babel miB 6ungern
mo frieren?
Die &clt lit 10 folid) boil Sitter uno
Shein,
limo nlut muB ald) lpie Die Ilocrn
nit lein,
SonIt mir0 0ir bier Nientnno sen
@cg germ r0ltuten;
. loBt mid nod einmol mic frilber
trGumch!
8 luBt mid trqltlnen lpic III oItel
3etten,
9tidtS mebr erItrebcn lll0 Hiemdn0
beneiben.
SD mag nid)t @bre, nid)t Gci6tblrm,
nid)t @ol0,
0abei iln0et man nlnnler, mas mall
gefpollt.
Nd), pie meni9 lit bier 6lt pcridumcn;
. loBt MIDI noh cinmol mie iriIber
trdumen!
. laBt MIDI tr1ltmcn bier in filler
&l0ltic,
NSie emit ais &ill0 in meincu 8ater.
JnltIe.
IS ~riitteIt ant 8erItcr mie 5riibltrgs-
mino,
Ger Gugetotraurn it's, Oa3 bimm.
ltid)c atno!
gtIul ihcltct, 10 picl Sbr mollt, oui
mein SGumen;
SD mtB i'm nod eilmal, nod ciIt-
mot tr1umen!
@liiabetb Guoolpb y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-22
(6iir hen oSnnntuass Gorrciponbent")
NnE-unO beroamlnct bic murocnSc
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-01-29
TabOrvilIe.

Taborville, Va. Jan. 2S.-Mrs ii. j.
Tabor and the children have had a
pretty long hitch OF the grip. They
aIe better at this writing.
Mr.. James Bucliland had the mis-
fortune To have three milch COWS badly
crippled during the frozen, lccy weather.
The COWS were on top Of IA very steep
hill, and slipped and fell, sliding about
40 yards into n hollow among logs and
rocks, breaking ones lcg, putting
anothcr's hip out Of place and bruIsing
the third one up considerably.
Mr.. Watt Compton. OF Clover Bot
toms, was up last week on business.
Mrs VIII Compton, who has been
sick for some time, Is some better at
tins writing.
Robert Bclcher. son Of s. II. Bclchcr,
hns been lndisposed for several weeks
He hns lung trouble and diabetes.
We notice the Bachelors at Falls
Mills are all wearing bright smile
since leap year set in.
Mrs. Eliza Dudley. who has been
sick for some time, is reported no bet
ter.
There have been several cattle buy
ers through this part OF the country
lately. II. ID. Dudley sold his 2-yr.
old cattle about two weeks ago, at II
low price.
We are having n good school on
Mudfork this winter. Miss Elizabeth
DuPnest, OF Lynchburg, Is our teacher.
She Is very small, little lady in size,
but large In ways. She makes each
one know their place, and has the good
will OF ali the children.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-01-29
Wedding in POcahOntas
HENRY Nj. SMYTHE.

One OF the most beautiful weddings
Of the season was that OF Miss ReLecca
Millner, who was married Tuesday
evening, Jan. &c, 1904 TO Mr.. Abe
Miller, formerly of this city but now Of
Sherodsville, Ohio. The marriage
took pla ,e at the Masonic Hall which
was filed with large assembly Of
fashionable people.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.and
Mrs. II. Millner, Of this city. Mr. Abe
Miller is the son OF Joseph Miller, a
prominent and well known merchant OF
this city.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. Rappenport.
The bride wore white lace robe over
white satin, also wore diamond
brooch, n gift of the groom, and carried
bridal bouquet,
The matron OF honor was Mrs. l..
Harris OF Philadelphia, Pa, sister OF
the bride. The bridesmaids We're:
Misses Lillian and Mollie Miller, sisters
OF the groom; Miss Sadie Millner, sister
Of the bride; Misses Mollie, Lille,
Minnie and Rose Kwass, all cousins
OF the bride. The grooms men were
Saul Miller, brother of the groom; B. s.
Bloch, of Bluefield, w. Va; Norman
and Sol Kwass, cousins of the bride
Nathan Marks. The ushers were: Sam
Silberger, Sol Swartz, VIM. Danhauser
Harry Gross.
A reception at the home Of the bride
followed the ceremony. A dance fol-
lowed ut the hall, the music being fur
nished by the Lyncbburg Italian
Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left for a tour
which includes New York and other
cities. They will be ut home In
Sherodsvile, o. after the goth. We all
extend them our best " ishcs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-01-29

1892, down to the present time; and we
desire TO call special attention TO the
courage and ability, with which he
dealt with cases I'm his court, for the
suppression of Illicit sale OF intoxicants
believing that he did more for the sup
preston of this nefarlous traffic than
any man who has yet been on the
bench In this county;
3. That copy OF these resolutions
be spread, with consent OF said court.
upon it's Order Book, as II memorial OF
the affectionate esteem and high regard
In which Judge Stuart il held by the
members OF this Bar, and that another
copy hereof be delivered To him.
A copy-testc:
He. Alderson, Chairman,
A. s. Higginbotham, Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-01-29
Death of Walter Nj. Sanders.

Walter M. Sanders, q wealthy and
prominent citizen Of this county, died
at his home, near Graham, last Sun
day night. OF diabetes, in the forty
ninth year OF his age. His burial took
place on Tuesday afternoon, In Maple
Hill Cemetery, in West Graham. The
pallbearers were: Ex-senator, A. st.
Clair, M. @. Dilis, Robert Tartar, Thos.
Neel, Rev. s. b. Vaught, Jas. Bailey,
l.. j. Barbee and J. p. Cameron. The
funeral service was conducted at his
late residence, by Rev. NJ. P. Carico,
pastor OF the Methodist church, OF
which deceased was member, assist
ed by Rev. S b. Vaught, of Bran
well.
Mr. Sanders leaves a wife and five
children to mourn the loss Of a kind.
thoughtful husband and indulgent af-
fectionate father. He is survived also
by one brother, Judge J. N. Sanders, Of
Bluefield, and one sister, Mrs. Matheny,
OF Beckley, W. Va. Deceased leaves q
large estate. He owned about 5000
acres OF fine land In the East end OF
the county, near Graham. His residence
Is said to be one Of the most beautiful
and expensive he nes In all this section.
Few men In this section had more
friends, or was more generally admir-
ed, than was Walter Sanders. He was
reared chiefly If not entirely, in this
county, and he was widely known as
an honest man, firm, true friend, and
a progressive citizen. He will be sadly
missed ard deeply mourned.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-01-29
TWO DEATHS AT
CEDAR BLUFF
One Called While at Re-
llgiouS Services

There were two sad deaths at Cedar
Bun this week. One, that OF jack
Cruey, occurred on Sunday afternoon.
and was sudden.
He was sitting In his chair during
the progress of u prayer meeting I'm hIs
house, when he fell over. and died IN n
lew minutes. Mr.. Cruey was a wagon
maker and formerly lived here. He
leaves wife and large family.
Mrs. Cecil, wife OF Mr.. II. f. Cecil,
dled at her home on Monday morning,
oi uropsy. She leaves besides her hus-
oand' family Of five children.
Mr Gel is one OF Tazewell's best
cltizens, and his deep anlictlon will
evoke the sympathy OF n large number
OF people.