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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

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nv virtue OF a deed of trust dated Apri,
ioo9 land duly recorded III the clark tT 4
nii,,ce 'nf' iiaf,oVer County Court, Decd Rnoi,
a. h page l0S, to the undersigned trustee.
to secure a certain amount. of money
therein specified. rs evidenced BY certain
e,ss a hSse fesgr aSmen ae q oae y
Ift1,ics. and being required 50 to do Nv
Tia i,eneiciary,a7 will sell at public a,i ~
ton, upon the premises. n
5 ~ d nj EsD AY.lAl7,Rt1, 10TH. "A
aertbed In in Said deed as follows: Xii that
certain tract, piece or parcel OF land.
Wing and being In the county Of Han.
oVcr,lVa az !, ear he village of "Kcnwood.'
containing 72H acres. and bounded and
described as foll9SW n tG,Wif; GIonmene
and running inortis GO degrees east, IL poles
to n stake, north S6A degrees east, o. poies
to a small gum on public road; down
public road 264 poles to, a stake on public
road, across public ro oati IS south GO degrees
Stump With Stanley and Delaney lands /:
degrees ives. 14 poles; south 1917 degrees
west. % poles to stake at the corner
es. Prach SE asSfss ss wsst sh
322 poles to corner on river with STAN
.Ieyfs land sup the river 142 poles to the
place OF beginning. .
TERMsm s. IS 70 e SpS Of sale
Until aio' paid credit as follows Note for for
$i25 50, payable Aprll 2, 1906; note OF slle.so
payable April.2, 1907; mote fer sll3.so, pay
able april z 1898 Tor sa1S payable
t s. C. "A. CRAWFORD, trustee.
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TO- The, report on the latter bill was
criticised by MIR. Hay (yirginia) because
1T contained Legislation not enacted In
either house OF Congress.
| The House adjourned until tomorrow.
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ID i. q 10 Richmond, Frederick y
IL. q sYs burs = petoma !, = I, = ]

Trains Leave RlchmohoTtSo h1W - ~ 81.
AIS a. NJ, daily Byrd St. Through. N
o ;46 A. IN Nj, daily Main ST Through. sS
- lis Al NJ, week days. ElDn. "A shland acs%
{coinmodntion "a d. sia u h. L. s5i5 e,. sSs
Local stops w . ~ w .t e, s ~, 55a
ia 40 a. M. I, week days. Byrd StA'ThrouGn.4S
LEGAL stops. II. s4 II iSs III NJ s9s
100 P. NJ. week days. Byrd st Fred rickss
SOS p. MI daily Main st. Through. $ |y5$
s:3O ri Nj. week days. Elba@ q shand ac-S I
+ Sos r. NJ, daily. Byrd st. Through. ss
8&B Trial ns Arrive hmond-9outhWa sstsssSS
GAO A. Nj week days. Elba, Ashland ac-s
80 a NJ t. week days Byrd ST. Frederlcks<
S:35 A. NJ, daily. Byrd ST., Through.
ii $50 a. NJ. week days. Byrd St Through.
s:S5 q. ~. daiy Main ST. Through; i2
500 p. NJ, week days. Elbn5 Ashland Accom-
s:sS F. H. day Byra
otops. f$,, ~ -, Z. &, S5.
trains al On
Gen'l Man ASS =. Ma n r.. =
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!. n YfD|ks1sW estern.

LEAVE &RICHNIONDGHDAILY.5S45 S8B
n 700 "a M .--NORFOLIS$ LIN TIED Arrives
Norfolk II 20 A. tops only at Petersburg.
Wpverlys and Suffolk. . i ". iii
z Dos a. Al.-CHlcAGO EE EXPRESS Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to tLynchburg and Roam
oke. Pullman sleepers Roanoke to Columbus.
Blueaelddto Cincinnati also Roanoke to + nor y
VILE, and Knoxville to Chattanooga and Mem
phs. u - :, :, :, -, s. . =, n
VILE Lynchburg and Roanoke.
500 II. M.--oCEAN SHORE LIAIITEDa. Are
rlves Norfolk $40 7. NJ. Stops only at Peters, \
burg, Waverly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston Providence, New y ork,9s
Baltimore and Washington 8
4 20 p M,--For Norfolk and all stations east
of Petersburg. = . - - . . -. -, :,
Pullman Sleepers. Richmond to Lynchhurg and 4
Roanoke; Petersburg to Pulaski, I43'nchburg TO 4
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans Sg Gaze 4
Trains arrive from the West 7.s5 A.. NJ. e:o5
n NJ and 9:20 p. NJ. s. from Norfolk ll;Oo A.:
NJ. and 720 r. M. f . 55g ! } a5SS Il IS M 59
Office No. s3s East Main Street. Z. s5s
w. b, BEVILL. q. ~; flSSLE <, sa s3ss5,
Gen'I Pass Agt. 6 Dist Pass. Att
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BY sutton a. Co..
Va Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 16 North Ninth Street.

AZ UCTIoN SALE
SMALL BRICK STORE ON THE WEST
SIDE OF, # SECOND STREET. BE-
TWEEN jackson AND EDUVALB SITS,
KNOWN J. AS N S712 NORTH SECOND
STREET. n N 4 3 al. n. Il y INK {; s
offer for sale at Public Auction, upon
- THURSDAY, APRIL 21sT, 1901, OH. III
at 500 Q clock 2. M, the property above
The \ Improvement consist OF brick
store, with dwelling above and the lot
fronts 20 8 feet on west side Of Second
lines I2o zee t. 81
Trims: Announced at hour OF sale.
IN E3@55ggiS M 3l8 M e SUTTON g. CO.,
apl 17-tds Auctoneers.
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at the request OF the parties In inter-
est, who are anxious to sell to close up
the estate, we will n fer the above mem
toned valuable property for sale q It t l auc-
TFIURSDAY,gAPRIL q, 1901
at o'clock p The house is we'll ar
ranged and contains eleven rooms, be-
three servants rooms. There Is also a good
brick stable on the premises. The loca--
tlonof this proRerty is surroundings and
TER S-One-th third CASH balance on a
credit Of one and two years with. inter-
est, payable quarterly which is to be epi-
deed Of trust Possession given May 20,
Tile Auctioneers will take pleasure in
showing the premises to persons desiring
to inspect tho Same at any time before
the hour Of sale. 8, . /, !, !. MI 5. +
=. II SELDOM TAYLOR & co..,
apl 15-tds sE Auctloneers. u
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

ms HEAVIER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n n 'EI3 lEfg STREET. STATION. IA
5EFFECTIVEf SUNDAY.sA PIilL 18TH tn
sos A. MA. q. l.. K Express to- all points
900 a.. M.-Petershurg and Norfolk
Ia;iOsP. M,-Petersburg and n. ana w. West,
Il 400 RI M-Petersburg and Norfolk. ;3s}
I'd; 10 p. MIG oldsboro Local
& $3.50 n. Nl.-Petersburg Local St g u 81
4 7:g5 p Florida and West Indian 4 Linl-$
. ted'' to all points South 4. p. y,
: o.4o i. 'NI--Petersburg and N. and ". iYVeat.SSs
1880 r., M.-PetersburE Local. X 3ss
4 - TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, r,
4:o7 A.. NJ. sh 4t. N; ,;:26 a. 4: M.l 10 ~
II, MI 7:45 II. M. 80 p. M. 83
Except Sunday. rs Sunday or, only. ,,s III. ,
5z l.jl C.. s.. CAMPBELL div. Pass. Ast.3sss
W. J. CRAIG, Con. Pass, a g E, II s
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RAILROADS.
CO :; \ 2 9 acs ;si IS
atldF as
.Nortolk,

. LEAVE n1ctiAtoSD-R AsrBouNp,
1850 Al M.--Daily--Locni 10 Ne wport News aAa
300 A. N ..pa!iy Limited Artiyss wii!atas.
~. Old Point Il 100 AZ. NJ, y osfok Sli,lSy
u A. Portsmoutn II LIZ n. -,
400 r. a MwesH "a W.
=. l w. oid FONT 10 III Nosi s s
p. NJ Portsmouth S:45 III TX. ~
100 p NJ n Dntly-Locai gt6I Old Point. {F sfSe
{jSf MAIN 8LINE--WEs TBOUND.sSS3 Az ss
10 10 A.. M.--Local--Except sunday, to ClistoAl
. 400 r, Nj Daily Special 10 Cincinn Attl.
igit 3iousyille. st. LOUIS and C,hicA 10.
6:1b r NJ. Week day s--- Local ~ F reIertcks
40 ri NJ. -- Daliy--L,nited 10 Clnclnuatti.
JAMES RIVER LINE. - 3 I; s,@S
1920 A WA NJ - Dally-Express tn ili LynchbuitsaF
JET Clifton Forge ana uriclpai stations. nm Z
S:i5 P.& NJ Week tdayB--Lo:a TO Brenio W 81
TRAI;;S ARRIVE III HMUED8 FRO N 1855
Norfolk and Old Point 10 .15 A.. NJ. daily 11:1
A. NJ 1Iix.l SUM-, and 1900 e; ~. daily New
port News Local 8 P. n. daily. S55 .R,.
From Cincinnati. and West ~ A. ~. daily
and 1880 p 81. daily. Afain Line Local frsm
Clifton Forge 8 30 Up. NJ. daily Ex. sun. from
Clifton Forge Fredericks' Hall Accom- y :so ~
James River Line Local from clifton Forge
s:ss r. NJ daily. Bremo Accom- $40 All ~
.. 3. noTLE. "a W. q. swARTHrN. VIVA
9 Ezi6 Conf Manager. Dist. Paaa AIT 3s
a- Nov. I. isoa NJ
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BY Richmond Auction Company.
Phone 47l6. 1905 =. Main st.
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sEABOARD AIR III Ne! RAJ LWAY..

TRAINS LEAVE R!cHMoND-- ,D WI
eco II M.--seaboard Mail-lg:
lantn and Southwest: 5g,li
TRAINS ARRIVE $RICIMOND-DAIL
6:s5 a. M,--No. al From Florida, Atlanta and
the Southwest. ". +, 81.
G Abs P M,--No, 66--Froni t'lorida, Atianta ana
.I $50 p. M,Nss-From Norllna and local points.
H 80 = 4 80 ~. N. TAYLOR, c. IT. "A.
$40 East Main Street. Phone 4o5
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AUCTION sALEs--This ny.
isy s1eo. T.. Crawford & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioacers.
So3 u. Maiti Street.

ssr'RusTtsg .sALI5 q. T2l ACRES OF
R1cHMo ND h ADQtIrnN MILE FROM
r.. n. e p. tA1LROAD.. AND 1MME.
STATELY ON LINE OFlfTHE PRO.
}POsbD ELECTRIC ROAD Between
ERfCHMOND AND ASHLAND.
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LIQUOR P'E.0PL.E| SAID.
TO BEEQR His HONOR.

\ CONTINUED From First Page.) R3f95s .5
Democratic Club in tho Masonic Temple I
for one night this week, 81: though at Ills
time there is nothinU .. tan ible concerning
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81 BY H. Seldom Taylor & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
s7aat & N e EiIcYentl1 Street, u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

8 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
jii Sg.s 8 N. Eleventh Street,
Public Sale Of That Large, Well
Built and Centrally Located Brick
Dwelling House, No. No. i IS, at the.
Southwest Corner Of Franklin
and First Streets, for many
Years the Residence Of Mrs. A..
Y. Stokes. The Lot Fronts
IS l.2xl50 Feet to a Wide Alley.
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Late in the afternoon Mr.. Hit offered
his Chinese exclusion bill. introduced
Saturday as an amendment to the gen
crar. deficiency bill, and was ac-i
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saw He's Conservative

,rhe Taylor people bank on tho eonser-
vntive record OF their candidate. and de-
dare that he has refrained at all times
from. doing anything which might tend TO &c
stir up matters around the City Hall.
they delight to refer to this as Honest
Dick" and to the wonderful hold ne ~. has
hitherto had on what he terms me lii IN
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-07-01

A richly merited promotion
in railroad service has just been
announced for two Raleigh boys.
Mr.. has HI. Gattis, for some
time city ticket agent, has been
made travelling passenger agent
of the Seaboard Air Line to sue
coed Mr. z. P. Smith resigned
Mr. Hugh Morson, Jr., who
has been clerk and stenogra-
pher to Mr.. Gattis, has been
promoted to the position of city
ticket and passenger agent.
These are both bright young
men and their advancement to
more lucrative and responsible
positions is a recognition of good
service faithfully rendered.
They are Raleigh boys and are
justly popular. The Post cor
graduates them, as we'll as the
road they SO efficiently serve
Raleigh Post.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-07-01
CITY COMMISSIONERS.

A regular meeting of the
Commissioners was held at the
office of Johnson 4 French June
%, 1904, Mayor K. M, Fergu-
son in the chair. Commission
ers present Geyer, Wells and
French Minutes of last meet
ing read and approved. Com
munication from D. F. Nc
Adams asking permission to
use portion of Penn. ave. for
storing building material read
to Board. Voted that his re-
quest be granted provided he
takes necessary precautions by
providing lights on distractions
at night Voted that Base ball
club be granted permission to
remove tress on Street near ball
ground. Voted that report of
Com. appointed to audit books
of tax collector be accepted and
the tax collector be relieved of
further liability on account of
1903 list. Bill of VIM. Baldwin
2 weeks street work, $3.50, aud
tied, accepted and ordered paid.
Voted that Board meet every
week until further notice.
Adjourned,
G. L. Blue, Clerk.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-07-01
BRUTALLY TORTURED.

A case came to light that for persistent
and unmerciful torture has perhaps never
been equaled. Joe Golobick Of Colusa'
Calf, writes. For Is years L endured
insufferable pain from Rheumatism and
nothing relieved me though I tried every
thing known I came across Electric Bit
tiers and it's the greatest medicine on
earth for that trouble. A few bottles of
it completely relieved and cured me Just
as good for Liver and Kidney troubles
and general debility Only soc satisfac-
ton guaranteed by Underwood Pharmacy
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-07-01
CURED OF CHRONIC DIARRHOEA AZ
TER TEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.

TER TEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.
II wish to say few words in praise
of Chamberlain S Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy says Mrs. Mat
tie Burge, of Martinsville. Va. II
suffered from chronic diarrhoea for
ten years and during that time tried
various medicines without obtaining
any permanent relief. Last summer
one of my children was taken with
cholera morbus, and l procured bot
tie of this remedy. Only two doses
were required to give her entire relief.
l then decided to try the medicine
myself, and did not use all of one bot
tie before was we'll and I have never
since been troubled with that com
plant One cannot say too much IN
favor of that wonderful medicine. .
This remedy is for sale by Under
woods Pharmacy and Sadelson q
Flint.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-07-01
Whitfield Industrial
School and 0rphanage.

First Session will open in September and
continue six months, All branches of in
dustry will be taught. FARMING TRUCK
ING, LAUNDRY WORK, POULTRY RAILS
ING, ETC
Donations for carrying on the work are
respectfully asked for and should be sent
to TT. G. Flint. Treasurer
L L. WHITFIELD, Principal.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1904-07-01
Pat, March 16 and Nov. 9, 1897.
Pat. in Canada Nov. 2, 1897,
and Jan. IS, 1900

This incecticide and plant food COM
bined has been on the market for six
years and it's sales have shown a large in
crease each year We can say to our GUS
toners that we give Bug Death our fullest
endorsement. While the first cost to Kill
the bugs on an acre of potatoes is rather
more than the nrsenical insecticides, the
isfactory, and where practical tests have
been made THE EXTRA YIELD OF MARKET
ABLE POTATOES HAS MORE THAN PAID THE
ENTIRE EXPENSE 1t is NON POISONOUS,
which makes it perfectly safe to use on all
plants trees or vines Very beneficial re-
suits are obtained by using Bordeaux mix
ture in connection with Bug Death, and
they can be mixed and Sprayed on the
vines at the same time, with any of the
spraying machines on the market for the
purpose.
BUG DEATH PREVENTS BLIGHT.
REDUCTION IN PRICE, The monu-
facturers, at the request of the trade and
many consumers, have added 1OO-pound
Keg: which will be much appreciated by
the farmers, as it reduces the cost per
pound Put up in packages as follows.
with trade marx on each package: pound
package, 15c: 3 pound package. 35c. s
pound package, soc; 1914 pound package,
l. 100 pound package. So. Perfection
Shaker for applying Bug Death. CSC BUG
DEATH may be applied dry with the Per-
lection Shaker or with small bag made
from burlap or gunny cloth having the
right mesh Also mixed with water and
sprayed AS above stated.
HART--WARD HARDWARE co.
RALEIGH ~. G.
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MleneIif'S @efanSter.

0ic Yeamteu Der italicnii6en Sc
gicrun9 iinb Obnc bic allcr9crin9itc Sns
formation bctrCiiS Der uOn OtOm sc
tabclten nnO in ocn Scr. Stautrn i'll
llmlauf gcbru6tcu WtclOung, OaB Sal
fer Wlcnclit uon 9lbeiiinien iid cnt,
ibloieu babe, JtaS WiafOnncn, cincn
iciner bcruOrruSenNitcn OtatB9cbcr, ais
@eianOteu uu6 SSaibinstOu su cuts
irnOcn.
Die Yeamtsn crtldren, SaiIer Wtcs
nclit battc feline Experimentation in IT.
genO ciuem Gbeil Der g8clt unO wcOcr
seiprddsweiie nod anOcutun9Sweiie ici
gu Ueritsbcu 9c9cbcn wOrccn, Sab cine
iOl6e 9ieuerrng, wie bic crluGbntc, in
geSC9cn wOrocn ici.
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0eaen ben Suocl.

9ia6 einer alln66tlibcn Sisnng,
Ocrcu llnoronung Our6 fcincn SOriiecr
bei6wi6ti9t wer6rn fountc, wur6G
GreisanWult SOicpb g8. 6olf pOn ct.
2ouiS uOn Der in Srficrion GitD, Wto.,
tagcnOen Nemotratiiben StuatScOuucns
tiOn pom WiiiiOuri fir baS @ouuers
ncurSamt auf cinCr FlatiOrm nOminirt,
Oie crtldrt, baB I'M Sale cincS bcmOfra.
tii6cu SiegcS in Der SSabl Der Sampf
9e9en Den 8uOCl unO bic Corruption in
WtiliOuri in uncrbittliher SSCiic bis sur
Serni6tung fOrtgcfiibrt pcrbrn Wirb.
0aS 0teiultat mar uOrauSiuIcbcn. oa
oic 6olt Oclc9atcn oic r9lutiS" all
3abl wcit iibertraicn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-28
Spfeutlid nbertrteben.

Die GjuItfrcunOibait, wel6c Oic
StaOt. 3ricit, Sritcrrcid, Scn bort lpei,
lcuOcn amcrifanihen @ci6wubcrn an
gcOribcn lGBt, miro pOn Seiten Der
rYlauiadeu" Sntel Sans i6lc6t be-
lobnt. Die umcritauii6cn WtatrOicn
laiicn ii6 bic grOBten 9luSi6rcituuSen
gu S6uloen tOmmcn uuO babrn oas
OaOur6 i6wcreS 9IcrgcrniB errcgt. Sn
betruntencm 3uitanoc our6;icben iie
bie Strabcn unO prouoiircn Jtaufbdus
ocl Der i6limmitcn 2lrt. 3u ben g8irtbs
Ibaiten trcibcn tic cs nod tOllcr. sic
wcisern li6 ciufad, ibrr 3cAe gu be9leis
den, unO mcbrcre GrccOrntcn iiuO per-
baitet wOrOen, neil iic unseblib aus
SaiicebGuicrn iilbcrnc SOifcl uno anOcrc
@c9euitdubC itablcn. (Sicr ucnnt man
oaS Gin SonUcnir mitncbmen. u. ..
81
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Gbambsrlains &cmmiificn RIFT
;um Sampf.

Der Scri6t uOn Soirpb GBambcrs
Iain'S 2ariisGOmmiliiOp iibcr Die @iicns
unO Stabl SnNuitrie tOmmt ~ oem
Shlulic, baB Der 9tieOcr9ung Der b:itis
l9cn GtIens unO Stabl SnOuitie Der
2batla6e SuSuIArcibcn 1T, OrB bic
amcritaniibcn unO bcuti6rn Sal riilns
ten li6 bic BcimiI6cu Wtarfte our6
bobc 2arifiGec ii6crn, mo baB lie ib,
rcn llCberibub ani britiidc uno anOrrc
.Utdrtte obuc JtiidIi6t auf bic Soften
abluOcn. Dies f0nue uur 9eI6cben,
wcil Der britiidc SrcibanOcl oics &C.
itattc. 0aS Gomitc oriidt Oic Wteiuung
aus, bab Oic SituatiOH nur bur6 bic
Giniiibrung cincS SbuejOlliDitems &C.
bcnert weroCn fam, unO SUar in Der
iOlgeuSen g8ciie:
y Sin ull9emcincr SdueSpll, bette.
bcuO aus nieOrigcn 3olliGsrn fir iolhc
SGuOrr, wcl6c britii6c gSaareu Su nil
bi9cn ScNingun9cn Sulaiicu.
p Sin SorSugsSOll, nicOrigcr ais
ocr allgcmciuc 2arii, fir bic GOlOuicu,
ocr Ocn britii6cn Wtunufafturrn cnt,
iprc6rnOc Soriu9Src6tc cinrdumt unO
ircicren SauOcl inncrBalb bes britii6en
0tci9cS anbabnt.
3) Sin Wtarimaltarii, beitebcub aus
UcrbdltniBmGbi8 bObcrcn 3OlIcn, abcr
ocr OfcbuftiOn auf Ocn allscmeineu "a.
rii bur6 YcrBauoluugeu uutcrworfcn.
Der Ycridt, Der pou 5S Gommilid.
rem nntcrl6ricbcn lit, 1T irbr umfan9s
reih.
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Sreneifber enftf6iffer Sanpts
mann nab at. Qcuis.

Dem GOncurrenitampi SwiI6cn lent-
barren Snitl6iffen, Der aus 9lnlaB Der
8eltausitellung Oemnd6it in ct. Youis
itattfinben miro une Dem oic befanntes
item 6admdnner bciwobuen merOcn,
wirO aud icitcnS OcS preuBii6rn Sriess.
miniiteriumS 9rObe SeOcutun9 beige
melicn. Sn Scm Seltreben, Die neucz
itcn @rfinoungcu auf Oicicm Gebiete
bcim SuftidiffcrsS Battalion Sur prattis
i6en ScrwertbuuS 3n brin9cu, bat oaS
Wfiniitcrium bcl6lOiien. ciuen militaris
ibcn 6a6mann ais Scoba6tcr su benz
GcncurrenSfampf na6 ct. 9ouiS Su
ihiden, unO bicrfir lit Der Sauptmann
@jrob, Vebrcr I'M Sufti6iiiersY Battalion,
Ocli9nirt wOrOcn. Der 9enanntc bat
bic OfciIc na6 9lmCrifa bercitS an9ctrcs
trtt
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eOutbern strttle So. banferOtt.

Scri6icbcnc tlcincrc.gldubiger baben
bic SantcrOttrrflGruu9 Der Soutbern
3crtilc SO. bcantragt, unO cin Wtaiicns
ucrwaltcr lift in liew ScricD ernannt.
Die @elclli6ait Wuroc Dor einem Sabre
nit cincm @rnnOtapitul BON $14,OO0,-
600 intOrpOrirt unb beiwcdtc bcn Ser
taui Der Saumwolliabrifate Oes Siis
oens Our6 Gin Suus in gicw Yorf.
Saumwollfabrifcn wurOcn 9ctuuft in
Birmingham, gtla., WiOOrcbcaO, Wtiii.,
0fOf Sill, 9. g., unO burlington, 9.
s. SSir ucrlautct, lit Oic Corporation
in Der Chat inlOlpcnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-28
Rufldub6 c1ubeft.

Sin .geics lit OffiSiell betannt seseben
norOen, wcl6eS beltimmt, oaB alle in
Den mcltlihen @rcn59OupernementS uno
in Seiiarabtcn inucrbalb eines GaOinS
uon 30 Otcilrn BON Der @rcnSc uuselies
oelten Snbcn alien @cieteu untcrwOrz
fcn iinb, wcldc Den S8ObnIie Der Sus
ben inncrBalb Der re9uldren 0deOer.
laiinn9SSOnc bctreifcn. 9uOcn. Die ua6
Dem 20. Suli antOmmcH, piro bic Die
ocrlaiinng auBcrbalb Der OaSu bcltimms
ten StaOte oOcr 0Orfcr. OSer 6aS
ScrSieBcn BON cinem 0Orf na6 Dem
anocre uerbotcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-28
Der .Rnifc" iber bic HfFairen i'm
Hotben Wfcer.

Der r0tulio" uerGficntli6t cincn lans
gen cbitOriellen slrtitcl iibcr 9fu6lauSs
Rage in SeSug aui oaS 9lubalten nells
trailer S6iifc, Der SlpcifellOs pom 9luss
mdrti9en 9lmtc imprint 1T unO ii6 nit
Der 9lufre9ung bci6dfti9t, wcl6c Die
Sa6e in GnglauO berpOrrufe. glud in
OentI6lanO wiirOe Sdrm 9cI6la9Cn,
bod beidranfc CT iid aui Die 3eitungcn
crtremer Ofi6tun9, unO cs lci ein SAINT
mer, Dap @u9lanO nibt Oicielbe teutoz
niI6e 0fube bCwaBre. @S lei uerltdnOs
lid, oaB bic en9lii6e Sanoelsmarinc
bic ibr Our6 ben Sricg uuierlc9ten Scz
l6rdntungcn bitter rmpfinor. slbcr OaS
lci Der Srie9. 9n Scjug uuf Oic Yc.
i6la9naBmc Der 8oitla6cn OcS Bring
Scinri6" w6rcn Details nod ui6t cill=
9Ctroifcn uno man t6nuc beSbalb bic
Sa6la9e nod ni6t beurtbcilCn. Oo6
9clte Die ofiiSicllc GOrrcipOnOen5 cincS
Sric9iiibrcnOen na6 6SOltcrrc6t ais GOnz
trab0nOc. SSGnn oaber Der Oampfcr ia
paniI6c OiplOmatii6e uno GOnlularbe,
rihtc au SOrO bate, 10 ionutcn iie nit
Sci6lag bcle9t werOen. Die 9luircgs
ing GuglanOS iibcr Oic Siliung Der
Sric9SfIa99c auf brn S6iicn Der 6rci.
willigcrs6lottc, na6Ocm iic bic OarOas
urllcn paiiirt, ici unuOtbi9. Seoe gias
tiOn babe bas 0tcdt, Sauiiabrtciifiiic
in Sric9sibific 81 ucrwanOeln unO babe
cS 8cilbt. Die britii6c Soti6aft in
SOnitantinopcl prOteltirc jcOcSmal bel
ccr tiirfiidcn Jte9icruu9, wcnn cine
6rciwilligcn 6lOttc bic OarNancllcn
pallirc. Sctt Sabrcn warcu oicic Tros
tcitc unbcabtet gcblicbcn uuo bdttcn
ibrcn lScrtb ucrlOren. SOr Dem Srie9C
D0rc Oic 6lottc mcbrcrc Wialc nit
Gruppcn, SSaIien unb Wiunition OurdJ
oic OarOuncllcn 9egangcn. 9Scnn 0ics
uOr Dem Sricgc crlaubt mar, 10 ici CT
iest aud mO9lid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-28
Das aeinnfene 0plbfhiff.

Gapitdu Sind, Wiaua9er Der 0icptnnc
Cabbage Company, bat OaS g8raf Scs
cauaOii9en Dampfcrs .3slanocr~, Der
in ben @cwa1ern 9tlasfaS Dor crei
Sabrcn ucrianf, 9cfunoen. Der Gam.
pier nabm fait 100 Yuiia9icrc unO
Wfanni6aftcn ionic all So, 1000, 900 in
Sob pon SlonOitc nit aui Oen Wtecrcsz
9runO. OaS S8raf liegt a6t Wtcilcn
nOroli6 BON Der SiiOipiee pon 0ouslaB
9Slano, II Wtrilen pom llicr cntiernt,
unS bat cin srOBcS 2Od I'M S6ifiS.
rnmpf, baS wabri6cinlib Our6 cinrn
eiSbcrg Ocruriabt wurOr. Captain
Sind bOift, OaS S6iii bcbcn unO bcll
S'olOl6ae bergen 81 f0nncn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-28
Nerfbeioiat Iriue Sulis.

Soicpb Gbambrrlain ucrtbciOi9tc i'm
britiI6cn llntcrbauie bic @iniiibrun9
Uon Sulis I'M 2ranspaal, cine WiaBrcz
gel, bic bcihloiieu wurbe, als Gbambers
lain nod Goloniulictretdr mar. Gbam.
bcrlain crfldrtc, Oub weiBc glrbeiter niGt
Settle all Seitc init I6warScn 9lrbeitcrn
uno untcr OenIclbcn Sebin9un9cn urbci.
ten wOllcn unO CT ocnfe, ocr lSeiBc babe
rc6t. Scrncr ia9tc Gbambrrlain ::
r9lIS bic bcrridcnOc 0talic wiirOcn mir,
wcnu mir @lcidbcit nit uicbcrcu 0iaIicu
SulirBrn, oic Aliaft ucrlicrcn, wel6c
nnS oic Serri6aft 9ab."