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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-23

An old batchelor says that the
most prolific source of woman's s
worries Is her inability to think
OF something to worry about.
1t is easier to cure a Kentuckv
colonel of the elbow. crookinp ha,
bit than it is to cure man who
gets into the habit of thinking he
is funny.
There ore more ways Of not
getting at what wo nan means
than there are hairs on mans
read.
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Auditors Notice.

Mott D.. IS hereby given fhatlthis of
nee Wi he open from the lst day of
!.nnrry 10 the Goth day o. Fcbyuary,
1904. fn' the purpose OF receiving The
returns OF The Taxpayers Of LANCASTER
County.
All persons having property in
lheir plS ession or control, as man.
ayers, holders or ss ushand, parent,
guardian, trustee, executor, adminiS
tr"tor receiver, accounting off err.
agent. attorney. or factor on the First
day of January 1904, are required
nst The same for taxation within The
time r'q ired by law or incur he
rena ~ or Fifty rer cent. which at
taches = ease q. failure to do So.
Th4 ful tax Of One Dollar is laid
upon all male persons between The
ages Oh II and 8O yeaiS. except persons
VINO ale ma med ami u able To earn n
support. and Confederate so!di, IS.
FOR the conveEiencu Of the IuIlir
the Auditor or an assistant Will attend
the following places in the County OF
the days named.
Osceola, Tues Jan 5;h, IL to 3 o'c'ock
Pleasant Va ley, Wednesday Jane.
Belair, Thursday JAM
Van WycS. Friday Jan78th, 8 TO II
O'Clock.
DlXH' a. m Dwight, p. M. ,fMOnday
Jan llih.
Tradesville, Tuesday Jan l2gb.
Taxahaw. Wednesday Jsr 18th.
Fla Creek church, Thursday Jan a.,
DR.. &. G WeIsh's, Friday Jan 18th.
Primus. Saturday January 10th TO 12
O'clock.
Halle Gold Nine. Monday Jan 18th
Kershaw, Thursday and "Wednesday
Jan l9lh and goth.
Heath Springs, Tuesday Jan 2lst.
Plea,ont Hill Friday Jan % o2p. m
Dry Creek, Monday Jan 25th.
Under an act of the legislature. nil
person having a gross income of 81.
500 or more, are required to make a
return Of the same To the Audit, at
the timeof making their other returns.
1t will be to the interest of eye,y
taxpayer to make his return promptly
OF all personal property; also of All
transfers or improvements On real
estate, and save the penalty of SO per
cent. which attaches aft r the 2Oth
OF February 1904.
Respectfully,
JNO. A. COOK,
. County Auditor.
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Good Roads Meeting.
Over One Hundred Delegates In
Attendance, Speeches by
Governor Hey and
Senator Latimer.
Columbia Record, 10th.

Columbia Record, 10th.
There are in attendance upon
the good roads association meet
ing over 100 delegates from every
SECTION of the state, and tho open
ing this morning pronounced by
President +. III. Hyatt to be the
most enthusiastic held since the as .,
sociation was formed.
The Meeting was opened by the
president, folio we'd by prayer by
DR.. h. l.. Carlisle. Governor
Hayward, when introduced, was
enthusiastically received. He
said that the two most Important
subjects now before the peo
pie were good roads and immigrn-
ton. He wished TO emphasize
the fact that he was with them in
this movement and would give
them every support pos sible.
President Hyatt, in introduc
ing Senator Lstimer, stated that
he was known as the good roads
senator and that in coming TO
Columbia he had broken two i'm
portaRt engagements.
At the opening Senator; L:ti-
mer emphasized the necessity OF
government all TO road huildinr
before any material Improvement
could be folt. He pointed out
the benefit to every citizensln the
country which would result in
this. He showed how byss giving
figures farms could be inct eased
In value over 100 per cent, and
denounced The present mediaval
system Of building roads. He
favored levying a tax of five mills
on everything in the state and de-
manding a like omount from the
United Ste 'es. This approprla-
ton could pe secured from con
gress: The citizens are required
to maintain the roads. Both Sen
ators Spooner and Foraker had
agreed with Senator Latimer upon
the bill recently introduced in
congress that the bill was consti-
tutlonal. He showed the advan-
tage of having the money now
boarded up in the treasury spent
in the rural diatricts.
Senator Latlmer's speech.
which was logical and contained
many facts, was the topic of dis
cussion when recess was taken
until this afternoon.
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South Carolina Needs One Also.

Richmond, Va, Jan. ia
bill will be introduced tomorrow
10 the house of delegates by p.
b. Smith, chairman of the Sons
OF Veterans history committee,
for the establishment of bureau
of Confederate archives and his.
tory similar to those now in oper.
alton in Alabama and Mississippi.
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STOP IT

A neglected cough or cold may
lead to serious bronchial or lung
troubles. Don't take chances
when Foley's Honey and Tar af-
fordo perfect security from ser.
ious effect of cold.
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4 LIFE AT STAKE

If you but knew the splendid
merit of Foloy's Honey and Tar
You would never be without it.
\ dose or two will prevent an at.
tack of pneumonia or Ia grippe.
1t may save your life.
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Both Senators Reelected.

Jackson, MISS. Jan. 19.-Sen-
atorc A. j. McLsurin and II. d.
Money were elected today by
both houses of tho Legislature to
succeed themselves in the United
States senate.
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Many man gets the best of a
fight because he hasn't the nerve
to run away.
TIE unwritten law of society
considers every man guilty until
he is proved innocent.
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PNEUMONIA AND La
GRIPPE

Cough cured quickly by Folcy's
Honey and Tar. Refuse suosti-
tutes. i. +. Funderburk.
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England pay US fair price or lei
her make the cotton IN Africa,
Egypt or India and we will buy it
cheap and make rho profit on
turning 1t into cloth. "
"Uowever, we are not up
against that sort of question new.
There seems to be lot of smoke,
but I've seen mighty little fire,
as yet, on this production of cot.
ton in Afiica and other countries
whose cotton producing capacities
arc not we'll or even npproXimatc-
ly well known. For any own
part | think we have the soil, the
climate and the people right here
in the South. Cotton producing
conditions mean e climate which is
mildly temperate, sharp frost
for reasonable period If the
year, labor which understands thc
business and people who have
the mechanical ability to devise
and operate machinery for ginning
and other preparation OF cotton
for the market. We've got al
these conditions. Many coun
itrIc. have one OF two Of them, but
no other country has I'll Of them.
have no apprehension about los
ing the monopoly Of production
at anything like ten cents. We
,lidn't lose it DUNG the civil war
ct so cents and VIC didn't lose it
Immediately after the samo war al
% cents.
"Hsvo you bought cotton for
your factories, colo ncl!" inquired
q number.
"Cert.inlyI" answered the col
oucl
"Why, cortalnly!' vas asked.
"Wcii." reflected The ,yIJaoi,
"Tho operation of mil! rests
as much in buying the cotton
right rs in Keeping the wheels
turning. I've laid in stocl, be-
cause | Thought that as a rule the
mil! which buys its years supply
in the three or four mouths " hen
the farmer Is putting the crop on
the market will come out all right
in the long run. There's no fix
ed rule, however. 1t takes judg>
ment to buy cotton and the man
charged with buying for a mill
must have the Judgment"
GLOW are tho factories going to
come out with this high priced
cotton!' asked some one in the
crowd.
"No reason why they shouldn't
como out all right" said Colonel
Springs. LET them raise the
price of goods proportionato to
the Increased price Of cotton.'
"Will the people pay the in
creased price, was asked.
"Pay the farmer a living price
for his cotton and then be will be
able TO pay fair price for cotton
goods, and he will be .wiIling al~
so. -
GLOW do you know what the
farmers are willing to do!" asked
young man.
"Becauso | am n farmer, :
promptly answered the colonel,
and then the crowd laughed.
The colonel looked disgustcd
that anybody should be moved TO
, smile because the biggest cotton
planter in South,Carolina call him
self farmer.
"Cotton goods are bound to so
higher in price AL the same, "
said the colonel as he went of to
write n latter.
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Ool. Springs Talks Interestingly
OF Cotton and Cotton Goods.
Charlotte Chronicle 11th inst

r,ool,,
president and h,nLor sn,I,",
into the Manufacturers, C,,h uo
no sooner hit tho ION ,,nd;rc thon
Mr.. John M. Miller. cashier Of
tho First National of R,chr,ona
Va, who was at the Climb al.
dressed him with the query:
"Coloncl how is cotton!''
It's all right" answered the
colonel.
GA little high, perhapsln sus-
gcsted Miller.
"Not at all" said the colonel
SAT present prices cotton would
be profitable crop. The fair
cost of raising cotton on an aver
age Is nine cents, and the differ
encc between nine cents and pres
ent prices in a short crop like this
Is no more than fair profit.n
elf nine cents is tho cost how
did people live when COTTON wo.
FIVE and SIX cent, 4 nonnd2n in
uuired . cluo man wb, Voc 90
tracted by the coloneps anpro,cb
,Tho,e who don.5,
ton cron olor. uh.n .,
siv oort. d;3,,. I;,,
CnlonoI Srr;,rs ,,I,,,
was sir contO tho oo.,o s
white and black. had no menov
didn't have a decent chance Of
clothes and evcrythino WAS mort
gagged. A price Of cotton hosed
on labor undsr manner condItions
is no honest price at nil Tho
present bctterment in price is he
cause people have quit raising
cotton undor those canditIons n
do something else. When cotton
was six cents it meant that
the colored cotton farmer could
not give his wife or daughter a
change Of ono garment OF UNDER
clothing once a year. wouldn't
want to 1.-Two in country where
the women of farmers family
cannet have moro than ons chem
lse ayear.
eff n cotton plontatio, be an
Grated on business princinlss md
the planter pay fair wages. bs
can't get out at less than nino
cents for cotton and have fair ro
turns on his investment. Nina cants
for cost of production for a farm
of cotton, including interest ON
capital, is about the same as sev,
enty cents for bushel of wheat
or 40 cents for corn, and eyorv-
body knows that wheat ot q nrice
below seventy cents and corn be
low 40 cents, is losing crop
Since the prics of cotton fell he
low ten cents q majority of plan
ters havo broke all to piecss. both
in the eastern and western cotton
States, properties have bsen sold
and the families of individual cot
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wood, Hickory and Holly Logs.
Freight paid o0 carloads.
JAMES COCKS9OOT,
ls-I7 Am Charleston, s,
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Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
cts cure a cold in one day. No
Cure, No Pay. Price, Csc.
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Nns WierltO.

Der in Der 5auptitaot Wterito err
i6eiuenoen rOeutihen 8eitune" entz
nebmen mir ~fofgenoes:
Ser gnanaelilbe Obertir6ens
rat in Berlin bat, nie mir b6rert,
als erite 8aurate 1000 sc. fir bic
oeutihe Stride in Werito bepiniat.
Die Boitbeh6rbe bat cine BIZ
tette 8ofuerbinbuna spiiden Buebla
uno Guantla einaeridtet felt Gem
erlten oieles MDnQts.
Sn Salapa muroe am MittmOd)
Mbeno gegen 10 ubr Der betannte
WiQiDndr BON Geracrus Senero Ser
ban ermDroet. Der M0roer, elm
iunaer Mann bon 90 Sabren, aus
Der beiten @eleuibaitsflalfe uno pDn
bisber taoelOiem Guf traf ieinen
9egner in elmer einianten StraBe
Der Staot uno lboB ibm nad furz
gem 8ortlaut 4 9uaeln in ben 2eib.
Dieielbet trafen t0tlib uno fiibrten
nah elmer Stunoe ben 3oo berbei.
9as Wt0tiu I'll Der unleliaen Eat
lou SamiLienebre fem. Der Eater
lift uerbaftet. @eroan tnar elmer Der
erDBten @runobeliber MeritOs, lein
TermDgen 1T ben beioen 8riioern
suaefaQen.
-Wie uns aus 2e0n (@uanas
iuato) mitgeteilt miro, 1T Die Nusfab>
rung Der Nltaritiible uno oes 8ilAu58.
tbrDns Der o0rtiaen &atbeorale uns
ierem Ganosmenn 6errn Sorae
lima in Sun 2uis @DtoIi anpers
traut mOroen. Der our 8ermens
ouna tDmmenoe StDl lit Der a(t=
bg3antinii6e. Sc freut uns, oaB
oieie ibwieriaen 4unftarbeiten Der
bieiiaen Sn6ultrie au Cute tDmmen
uno ni6t mebr importiert gu tperoen
brauben.
= SIN State Durango, nabe bel
Soaquimatlan, fino umfanareide
Nbatlager aefunoen moroen. 9as
@eifein meilt cine noraaaliHe fSor-
nation auF. GS 1T BON TAFT ootterz
aelber Sarbe uno better GualitGt.
Ihat lit Elm Salbeoelqeitein BON
iddbbarem Werte. GstRe 8ernens
hung lit manniafaber Irt. Sn ber
Decentralization 6ient er beute ie6r
bdufig als @riab oes &ubins uno
@ranats. NuBerbem terpepoet man
i'm init 8orteil bel Der 6eritelluuG
sbblifalilder Npparate uno bel elets
triiben anlagen. &pb Shmuds
uno aIerlei &ippTaden werben au@
BEN Ibat oerFertiat. Die beften
&hatlager bat STATEN aufSumeiien.
Die flint erOBen @lefanten oe8
@irtus Srrtn, Dis burh lire eratte
Dreiiur a~aeemeines @ritauaen bers
oDrgerufeu baben, peroen in ben
ndhIten 3agen na9 ben Ser. Staas
ten transporter. Die Didbduter
loIen in Der AusiteGuna ibre &itnlte
einem ar0Beren Bublitum aeiaen.
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Bonn Srieasf6amplate.

gice. Qomirat Start, Der oas rui=
lilde @ei6wooer in Sort Nrtbur
f~omma1oierte, lit ieines &omman=
oOS entbOben mDroen.
Capt. Sofoo, Elm i'm &ommiI=
lariatsoienit in Der ManoI6urei an
9eiteater ruliild]er 0ffisier, lift als
japaniider Spion erI6oIien ruoroen.
Die SQpaner lddben ibre Srieas=
folten biz @noe Wdr8 auf 1876 N1il=
liOnen Gen ab.
Die an1erifanii6en Mtii1ionQre in
Der @e9eno bon 8ina OanQ babel,
ltb 9epeiaert, an 8Dro oes &reu5ers
Cincinnati" gu fOmmen Doer lire
Srauen uno 9inoer oorthin gu brin=
gett. Die 8egierung bat fte benadJ>
rihtiat, oaB iie ite ipdter nidt mebr
ibiiben fam unb oaB fie quf lire
eigene @efabr in Sing gang b(eiben
mitiien.
Ser Bariler nMtatin" meGoet, bah
Die erite iapanilhe Nrmee, tueld]e ben
Noroen Gorea's beiebt bGlt, aus TO-
900 Wonn beftebt,
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9Otationen in Seras gemiiufdt.

Die 5riscp>S pitem 2anos Sunni.
arations s'NiiDciatipn lentt bereits
lbren Teil Der ginmanoerunq nad)
Teras.
Dreibnnoertunofnnf5ig leenten
oieier NiiociatiDn bonn Often uno
N0roen baben ioeben cine 9our ourdl
2eras beenoet uno iib nab ben 6ilfss
queaen oeS Staates &C.. erfunoiat,
UNI Die 9atlaben ben 0eimtdtteius
hern Der alteren Staten better our=
fihren gu fDnnen.
Dieie Giioeiation 1T Die t6irf-
lamite, Die es eiebt; iie bat Maenten
in ben gansen Ser. Staten. @oIt
SIR @uer gigenturt. auf Dem 2anoe
ooer in Der Staot, perfaufen, punIdt
Sbr &apital fir Jabriten Doer
lraeno cine Snouitrie, i1reibt an
st. 8. 2emon n, Setretar bes SIM
miarations : Bureaus, Sept. 81.
SriscD @ebauoe, ct. 2ouis, Mo.
g. g.. 9ua,bes 8,
8eneral=S mmiarQtions= Wnent
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Grdftiae @orte
ltc6er5engeu ieoen Gan 0lutOniper
9eIer.

ueber3eugung folat ioldem gepals
tt9en 8epei8, mie er bier qegeben
nlro. gOr Dem .8eugniB bie1iger
@inmobner ioute ieoer 3meifel
i6pinoen. 2eIet uuo iebet, OBJ 8tuei=
rel belteben fam, aeeeniiber bieies
3euauii1es.
y. Seioel, Elm ebemaliger giebs
alldter, 3ll Sn0ianasS traBe, iaet:
Benn ib nidt CANA QetpiB mdre,
Dab DDan'S=N BilGen
mir gebolfen bdtten, piiroe i6 es
rllbt la9en. Sb bate &iifenldmerz
3en IN oer8egeub 0er9tieren lett 3 biz
4 Sabren, AUDI anbere In5eiben
oenteten oarauf bin, oaB Die Nieren
oaoon Die uriade leien. Seitoem
lb nun 0Dan' 8 Nieren=Btl=
II gebraude, Iitble i'd @rleiate=
rung uno bin lberSelet oaB iie elm
tpirtlides 9eilmittel fir Die Gieren
ltno. Wfein Sat lit: n@ebet gu sSis
l@er & SprinaalaS Qpot6efe, per=
lanGt 0Dan'S Sill
e uno oeren @ebraub miro SEE
lultate, berpOrbrinoen, Die gritaunen
erreQen.
@rbGltlid bel alien Druguiften.
BreiS 80 Gents. Softer Miuburn
go. in Buffalo, sc. g., aIeiniae
agenten fir Die Ser. Staten.
Ser9eBt nibt Cen Namen Ooan
uno accebtirt fein Subititut.
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Sreie &eiie mad 81. 9ouis nnb

I'm ben BeiuHern Der We(toues
fteanng ent9eaensufummen, miro Die
Wt. Sc. rs 8abn (gbe @atD) einen
leuen Sbnell5u9 spiIdlen @aloe.
ton uno San Nntoniu unb ct.
Souls einleaen nno Die erlte 8erion.
Die einen Namen Fiir oielen aeue,,
Bug einienoet, Der anaenOmu1er
emeroen miro. erbdlt elm TreisIidet
BON irgeno elmer Station in Eeras
nab ct. Souls uno suriid tuGbrenS
Der N~uSfelung. Die fDt0enoen Dee
oingungen iino gu be0bnmten: Der
Nanle muB ueu uno Drigineu unb
tura uno Deritdnblib iein. Gue Weit.
teilnngen in 8eaua bierauf iinb Al
ridten an %. 6. Grufh,
IS. . boz SEQ. $40 8.
Dallas. Teras.
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UlSeT UmzuQS-A uSVeTkauf.

8ir Dfferieren beoeutenoe Breiss
berablebun9en in unierem 9aaer,
nm 10 biel tpie m69Iid 81 perfaufen,
ebe mir unl5ieben. @enn Sbr bic
Nbitht babt, iebt Doer in naber Ru=
tnnft 81 %taufen, 10 lobnt es iid, bel
unS oOrauipred,en. Nieorige 8reiie
in allen Departements oes qr6sten
Wagens, autibens uno BngoDz@e.
ihaftS in Teras. 0idts miro aus
r~afaebalten. Bon ben biaigen 8reie
len tam ii6 Sober ielbit iiberseuaen.
Gs ma6t urts feline Mibe, unfere @a.
rem aeigen uno e8 bereitet uns Ser.
9nilgen, Sraaen 81 beanttuorten.
D. j. WOODWARD & CO.
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sine peroaattae 0lufter

unb Elm uibt gang sutes 81 iparbe gaies
mano 5u lih nebmen, unb boob fllen
9eute ibre Mtdsert nit ppen Sorten etels
batter Guaffalbereten an, bic @~r5eneien
beiBen. Stun, bic 8ernbarbiner Mbndbe,
melhe bic Briefter, @elehrten ur6 Doc
loren bes II. Sabtbunoerts tuaren, iplr.
ten ben Nnfane BON &ranfbeiten in IT.
aeno elmer lnreeelm6Bieteit Der 2eber
aut uno inoem iie int 9%Fansenreicb nad)
Seilmittel iudten, erfannen lie, mas
beute als st. 8ernaro's @r6"uterpiQen"
befannt tit, uno 10 popular uno erfplge
reid tuar bas, oaB es Sobrbunberte lang
elm iuirflibes lIniberial : 6eilmittel ge.
nannt tpMrbe. 9ie ct. 8ernorb's &rdu>
terpiQen baben ais elm 9eber ; Geaulis
Eunasmittel Hiht ibresaleidben.
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aysebr et5rnnaen Der a,rsuuno

Streits unruben iino ni6t balb 10
emit. tuie cine GtDrune oes perlbn-
liGlen Sbftems. ueberarbeituno.
Shlafl0iigteit uno 0erpen : lleberz
rei5ung teiten ben o6Qieen 8uIams
me1brub elm, tuenn nidt lofort Elf
nirtlames Waittel in Nntpenouna qes
bradt miro. @s Qiebt gar Nihfs,
mas StDrunaen Der 2eber unb Der
Nieren 10 ibneI beilt uie Electric
UitterS. IS lit Elm u~unoerpoues
Stdrtungsmittel un6 iiberbaupt bic
plrtlamite WibiSin iu 6aqen BON
allgenleiner &eroens@ rlh6pfuno, Sc
nertreibt 0eruoiitdt, &beumatismuS
nllo J~tenralgie uno oertreibt Die Mos
larla : Seine. Sour so Gents unb
nolle Befrieoigun9 miro aarantirt
pm Den NpDtbefern s.. &altener &
Sobn uno Goolph Dreis.
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-Gs rettete seim 0,eiu.

B. u. 9anfortb BON Ga Strange,
Georgia, lit feds Munate lang an
einem furhtbaren freIienoen Ghqoen
am Bein. Nber er lbreibt, Dab i'm
,8uflen8 Nrnicae Sable" innerbalb
BON 5 9aaen gebeilt babe. Sir 6ers
arti9e S6doen, luie 8unoen iiber=
baupt, iomie fir 6amurrbpioen lit
Dies Ole bette Salbe in Der @elt.
Sour Is Gents. gu baben in Der
Ipotbete upn s. 8atteher & 5obn
unb aoOtpb 8reiG.
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Wie ana Wer[in nemelhet mir

Wie aus Berlin aeHleloet miro,
balt iib augeubliflib Der ruliiihe
Baron BON Snoring in gebeimer
WliiliOn uno in itrenaem Jnt0gnito
bort auf. Baron Snoring tpar
LANCE Sabre binourh 2eaationsIetres
tor Der oOrtieeu ruiiiiden 8ptIAaft.
gr itebt bel Der oeutihen 8egieruna,
lOuie beim Safer peri6nlid i'm b6ds
item Nnieben unb bat suoem tets
wihtige Besiebungen our beutI9en
8anfnelt unterbalten. Die Vatur
ieiner gebeimen WtiliiDn. tuelde i'm
nunmebr abermalS nad Der oeutiGen
Geibsbauptitaot gefiibrt bat, 1T nidt
in @rfabruna 81 brtngen. Sur 5Os
bel muroe mit9eteilt, odB ith bee
Baron naf @%rleoigung ieines Guf=
trays unoer8ueli6 nah Oftalien be-
geben tpiro.
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SIN frDblidhen &erein,
Sic Iprachen nDn IGlent, rpas i6bn lit,
SOM Qieo, ppn 9iebe nno 8ein.
9a bob Der grite ben 8edber,
IS leud5tet tuie @olo o'raus beroor;
Ser 8eiu, Der lit meme 9iebe,
.9ie i6 mir ihOn tanee erfor."
Ser 3peite lebte ben arug an.
nno tat einen tiefen 8ue:
Scr BDrter, ben lieb' ib BON Ser3eu
9es tu' i6 mir niemals aenug."
9a nabm Ser 9ritte t6cbelno,
5etn feites Gfas our Sono,
Wttt l6anmeefr6ntem gronfe
gefiiaet Biz sum &onb.
9os eint bas @olb oes @eines
$50 nit oes 8prters Strait,
9as TT tpas Guit uno Sreuoe,
&as mir @eiunobeit ibafft.
runo fra9t SIR, pie ilb neune,
Sen Sranf i'm @laie bier
gs 1T bas berrlicbe, pra1t'ge
9aS t6tlihe Some gtar Bier.
nSbr mbgt guA 8ein unb gDrter
9aS gou8e 9eben peib'n.
SCI eebe SDme Star 8ter nidt
Selbit fir ben lh5nlten @ein.
n9ru,m bebt NIT mir Die @lGier
tlnb tuet mir 8eibeib-
IS lebe Der 8iere beites
Gone gtar in @piateit."
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9.

Sn Coma itarb Trau 6.
&pDpbe, cine alte beutidIe 8emOhnez
rim ierer Staot. Die Berftorbeue
mobnte friiber in SubiauDla.
- Sn SGatOnia lit bereit8 oas
9errain au8geleat. auf benz Die arDBe
TDpferei erribtet neroen loa.
- Sin 8rD3eB, bel Dem es ii6
INN elm &ubtalb i'm @erte oDn SO
banoelt uno Der bereits $400 gefoitet
bat, lit i'm gDuntpgeribt BON Galos
nell our Bodybuilding 9et0mmen,
enoete aber init einem ''mistrial'
uno muB nod einmal Oerbauoelt
peroen.
= Das Supreme9eribt bat ben
STREET nm oas Imt oes gountnribs
ters nDn 8ictoria gDuntp su @uniten
BON Sen IS. Jlp entl1ieoen.
SIN Nuitin 1T cine Sran50Iin
Namens &nan perbaftet tp0roen, Die
bort, iDnie in 8aeo uno Beaumont
Sbninoeleien neriibt baben ioIen.
Sn lebterem Srte bat iie einem alten
DeutiGen, Der IN einem 6Otel an9ez
felt lit, anaeblih $500 abaeld)nins
oelt.
Irtbur @ieoenfelo in Comfort
wuroe ourd %aufdIige gntlaouna iei=
mes @euebres auf Der Sage QetDtet.
= Nm l. Mdr5 befanoen iid
1870 @efangene in Den 8uhtbdus
fern oe5 States.
Die Sin unb Oelmible Der
&ple Oil & Sin Company iDtI inns
9oppelte oerQrDBert meroen.
= Sn Weu : 8raunfels 1T Witts
mDa Elm leibter &egen qefallen, Der
aber fir Die 8eoiirfniiie Der Sarmer
nod lanae niht binreibte.
- Se6S 8atlen 8aummDlIe, Die
Guguit Soften BON g0it neuli9 in
@On5aleS oerfaufte, bra6ten 1902. 35.
= Sn @barton ihoiien 5uei un=
befannte Wtduner mebrere Wale aul
ben Sheriff Sized, oerpunoeten i'm
aber nibt.
Gus Dem gountpaeidngniB gu
9areoo iino flint @efanoene eutflo-
ben.
- Das @%ebduoe, in Dem fib oaa
San Inaelo 6Utel befauo, lift abge-
brannt; Der Sdlaoen miro auf $780,
600 peranid(aet.
Die Nrbetten gum 8au 0ea
| TreimaurertempelS in Waco baben
beQDnnen.
= 5enrn gbieme. Elm iunaer
Mann pon 20 Sabren aus Nrnedes
bile, tit in @uerD aeftorben.
- Nuf Dem Selfelo in 8atIDn i'll
ourb elm Seuer am MtittpDb cir
Shaoen Don $780, 900 aneeri6tei
pDroen.
Sn Der Hdbe pDr @uerD lit Die
groBe 9beune auf Der 8ue9le'ibe
| &eiSfarm ab9ebrannt.
Der 9ampfer 81 gio" lit an
WtittuD9 NIT elmer 2aoung BON elmer
Wtiuiun @iern pon @a(oefton mad
Stem Sort a~baefahren. Die giel
Itamnten ale aus 9eraS.
Der Acknowledgements BOT
u. 6. &riiger in Brenbam aegen oil
Brenbam Furniture Company ba,
nit einem urteil gu @uniten Del
Bertlagten aeenoet.
- 10000 biz 1000 8fo. Sob
tueroen anaenblidlid tdalid por
Corpus @briiti oerianot.