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Hosiery and Underwear

Hosiery and Underwear
Swiss Ribbed GauZe
Vests: tape in neck and
armhoIes, wOr h
12kc. Green Ticket & &c
Day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. " 8
Special lot Of plain
black Hose. fun seam
less; worth l21zc. TIC
Green Ticket Day. 9
Large lot Of Lace Isle
Hose. seconds Of regu-
lar 25c qualities.
Green + 1 C ket 1NlC
lay --..-.-.----.-..- ~ Z
Lot Of Imported Lace
Isle Hose: all-over lace
&c the toe: onyx dye;
worth soc "a pair-special
8 pair for a dollar. 3EC
or each.......-.......O >
tMain Store OnlyD
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Shirt Waists & Wrappers

Shirt Waists & Wrappers
Three and a half dozen
odd and ends in MADRAS
Waists. cOlOred and
white. Soft stocks. pleat-
ed front. pearl buttons,
also some with hand en-
broidery front and few
with tailored plcats. fin
ished with small buttons:
sold up 10 g. Green AuC
Ticket G1v =
Special lot of India Lin
en- Waists with box
pleats down front; flush
ed with Mexican drawn
work. and soft
stock. Green Ticket 4 &C
Day at..-.-----..-.--.S =
Another lot Of those
high grade Wrappers In
. different styles, made
with knee LOUNGES. rufhes
and brcteileS over should
er. Finished with en-
broldery and lace. none
worth less than
$L25. Green Ticket zoe
Day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y =
Main Store Only.)
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DCmesties
Fifty pieces Of absorb
ent Tea Toweling, worth
Sc. Green Ticket 2Ic
Day at.................O ?
100 dozen Towels; color
ed borders. with deep
fringe. worth 1Oc. H7C
Green Ticket Day at. rs
Short lengths Of Apron
Gingham; all checks;
worth Sc, Green &c
Ticket Day. , z
Short lengths Of Fruit
Of-the Loom NJ u 81 n;
worth Zoe. Green EZc
Ticket Day. ,
Short lengths Of Apron
Check NainsOok: worth
1Oc. Green Ticket 4 &c
DSy at.................O 2
Soft Finished Cambria:
oue-yard wide; worth
1Oc. Green Ticket 4 &c
Day at................ v 3
Pillow Cases worth
125hc. q by IS size:
wide hem. Green 9 &c
Ticket Day. = 8
main Store OnlyD
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-04-08

lca! what then of this other, and
what of my brother-what OF us-what
of"
why, / think this said Mary Con-
nynge, calmly. THAT you do very well
to be rid of London jail; and for my
air ever gives mel"
Upon the same morning tide there
was at this very moment just setting
aloft her sails for the first high airs
of dawn the ship of McMasters, the Pol
ly Perkins, bound for the port OF Brest.
She came down scarce half-do2en
cable lengths behind the craft which
sure the tugluYes now beginning their
journey toward another land. Upon
the deck of this ship, even as upon
the other, there were those who waited
eagerly for the dawn. There were
two men here, Will Law and Sir Arthur
Pembroke, and whether their CONVEX
sation had been more eager or more
angry, were hard to tell Win Law,
broken and detected, his heart torn by
a thousand doubts and thousand
pains, sat listening, though out half
comprehending.
Every plan gone wrong!" cried Sir
Arthur. Every plan gone wrong, anu
out of it all we can only say that he
has escaped from prison for whom no
prison could be enough of hell! Though
he be your brother l tell it to your
face, the gallows had been too good for
John Law! Look you below. See that
girl, pure as an angel, as noble and
generous q soul as ever breathed-what
hath she done to deserve this fate?
You have brought her from her home.
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Both Phones No. Is.

Tne cIouded dawn which broke over
the Thames below the Pool might have
told it's own story. There sat lpon
the deck of the good ship Polly Green
way, outbound from Thames mouth,
this same John Law He regarded
idly the busy scenes of the shipping
about him. His gaze, dull and listless,
looked without joy upon the dawn, with
out inquiry upon the far horizon. For
the first time in all his life John Law
dropped his head between mis- hands
Not SO Mary Connynge. Good SIR"
cried she, merrily, tbs morning.
Let's break our fast, and so set forth
on our voyage"
$50 now we are free" said Law,
duly. Il could swear there were
shackles on me-"
Eyes, we are free" said Mary Con-
nynge, "and all the world is before us.
But saw you ever in all your life
man SO dumbfounded as was Sir Arthur
whom he discovered twas |, and not
thc Lady Catharine, had stepped into
the carriage? That confusion of the
carriages was like to have cost us
everything. | know not how your
brother made such mistake He said
he would fetch me home. the night.
Gemini! 1t sure seems long way
about! And where may be your
brother now, or Sir Arthur, or the
Lady Carharine-why, tbs as much
confused as though 'twere all in
play!"
But Sir Arthur cried that my ship
was for France. Yet here they tell me
that this brigantine is bound for the
mouth of the st. Lawrence. in Amer
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md TO that home she cannot now re-
yurn unsmirehed. And all this for a
saan who is AT this moment fleeing
with the woman she deemed her
friend. What is there left in lie for
herr"
viii Law groaned and buried his
own head deeper in his hands. What
is there left for any Of u.s." seid he.
What Is there left fer mc?"
For your said Sir Arthur, ques-
tioningly. why. the next ship back
from Brest. or from any other port Of
France. IRIS somewhat Inherent with
woman"
you dc not understand" said Will
Law. THE separation means some
what for me-"
Surely you do not mean-you have
no reference to Mary Connynge?"
cried Sir Arthur.
VIII bowed his head abjectly and
left the other to gucLs that which sat
upon his mind. Sir Arthur drew
long breath and stopped his angry
pacing up and down.
IL ran on Tor weeks, said VIII
Law. I'VE were to have been married.
had no thought of this. Twas
who took her to and from the prison
regularly. and twas thus that we met
She told me she was but the messen-
ger of the Lady Catharine."
Sir Arthur drew long, slow breath.
Then | may say to YOU" said he,
that your brother. John Law, is q
hundred times more traitor and felon
than even now | thought him. Yon-
der he goes"-and he shook his ifs;
into the enveloping mist which hung
above the waters. "Yonder he goes,
somewhere, give you warning, where
be deems no trail shall be left behind |
him. But / promise you, whatever be |
your own wish shall follow him into |
the last corner of the earth. but he |
shall see me and give account for thisi
There is none of us lie has not deceived
utterly, ana IKE a DIacK-nearted vii.
ain. He shall account for it, though
t be years from now
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-04-08
Al! On Fire.
A Columbia Citizen
Tells How Re ie1
tame.

Ever have Eczema?
Have any itching skin disease?
Itching almost drives you crazy;
You feel "all on fire."
Doan's Ointment brings quick relief
Cures Eczema, Itching Piles,
And all itchiness of the skin.
Mrs. Josie Brooks, dressma err, corn er
of Sth and Embargo streets, says: 81
used Doan's Ointment and can recon-
mend 1T as a marvel for healing and al
laying irritations. For some sine was
troubled with eczema on my face and
although used everything / could hear
about, nothing relieved it. At times
when would get warm or become over
heated the irritation was always in
tense. A lady FIR lend Of mine " no ha
similar trouble and was cured ~
Doan's Ointment insisted on my trying
his rem edy and procured box at
Adams Il Martins drug store. On be :
ginning the treatment / found that a
few applications stopped the irritation
and it was only short time before the
affiiction was er lirely removed"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-a
AXE no other. 3
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-04-08
THE MISSISSIPPI
, BUBBLE ,
13y EMERSON HOUGH
Author Of "The Story of the Cowboy"
The Girl at the Halfway House. ETC.
CHAPTER XVI.
Copyright. 1909. by Emerson hough.l
WHITTIER.

A few hours later coppery sun
slowly dispersed the morning mists
above the Thames. The same sun
warmed the court yards of the London
Jail, which lately had confined John
Law, convicted of the murder of Beau
Wilson, gentleman. 1t was discovered
that the said John Law had, in some
superhuman fashion, climbed the
spiked walls of the inner yard The
jailer pointed out the very spot where
this act had been done. 1t was not so
plain how he had passed the outer
gates of the prison, yet those were not
wanting who said that he had over
powered the turnkey at the gate, taken
from him his keys, and SO forced his
way out into London city.
Far and wide went forth the procla-
nation of reward. for the apprehension
of this escaped convict.
Yet though the authorities of the
law made full search in London, and
Indeed in other of the principal cities
Of England, they got no word of the
escaped prisoner.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-04-08

Each man produced from his belt a
broad-bladed knife, and for the mo-
ment disappeared in the deep fringe Of
evergreens which lined the shore.
Fairly in the twinkling of an eye a
frame of bent poles was made, above
which were spread strips of unrolled
birch bark from the cargo of the ca
roe. Over the spaces left uncovered
by the supply Of bark sheets there were
laid down long mats made by Indian
hands from dried reeds and bulrushes,
affording no inconsiderable protection
against the weather. Inside the lodge,
bales of goods and packages of pro-
.isions were quickly arranged In COM
Portable fashion. Candy blankets were
spread upon layers of soft skins of the
buffalo. The Indian woman had
meantime struck fire, whose faint
blue smoke curled lakeward in the soft
evening air. Quickly and with the
system OF experienced campaigners. the
evening bivouac had been prepared:
and wildly picturesque it must have
seemed to bystander, had there been
indeed any possible spectator within
many leagues.
TO RE CONTINUED
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TO RE CONTINUED.

the cabinet, FRIDAY. considered the
lsthmian canal question In the light of
the French court decision, and an
nouncement is made that all payments
incident to transfers will be promptly
made.
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acre grows corn, cotton, wne'I
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Stock ranges 10 months IN 20
year.
Southeast Missouri, Arkan'S|
Louisiana and Texas are full
opportunities-the climate is mlp|
the soil is rich. the lands %
cheap.
Low Home-seekers' rates-aou
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Tuesdays. II
For descriptive literature, m'P|
and excursion rates, write to
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Royal Spring Steel Fencing

ghe Royal ehe Etu the
dnnh
r,a No wire
LsR,,a,a Weknohh wi ppat y al
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70 Buggy Buy'''|

Aud to Users Of Vehicles GENERALLY.
| have opened up IN my new ware
house on North Main street ard hsV|
on hand complete stock ~
Buggies, Vehicles of all description
and Harness. ] will sell you WORTH
goods at reasonable prices. See me OeI
fore buying
Tyr IL M 10oVA
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Sfrhin,r'a Nntricht.
I'm ale ecgatprsu. Grteitprsu uub dnetrs init
nillItt QtTlpnEu.

I'm ale 9esalprsr, Grstitprsu uub ontsTs intt-
uiiirtt ptTipntu.
Nabridt pire hermit asdtbsn, oa6 bic nad.
bsuaunteu ptrloutu itrt Rfdnungsn singstrd-
ltn baden In cfm almtr tts RtaiitSr's iur grii-
fuud ven SritdmGnttu uue SItbttluna ron 2e,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in une fur has County
gddnpanua. rd6 bsiagtt aomininratprfn, Gre.
tuicrsu une gcrmiinbtr lire Hthnunasn in
rem amts ets Reaiifrrs bsalitsu babtu unb
pab ~bisielbtn hem Wdiitu- gfrldis bee ~btiaaten
Counties ,ur SelG iguug ~pprgtlsat percen am
Npntaa, BON fl. November 1901, um 10 ubr
grrmitfias, I'M 8rrihtsattaute.
1. Sanuab CUNT, 9lpmiuifriturin b. B. n.
{. T.. a. eu SintTlaftHibaft ess psrlf. 3. s.
eelb. (9rlft une suegiltilt gbrsbnung.)
2. Qiliam 9pRntl. 5. Z. 9pnnell une q.
.. y pplr. Slsiutpreu unp 5rulitts Der Sintsr.
ldHsuibdft sts vsrit. Altrlnesr Sunnsa. (3pti-
ts tbtilptif bnhnuua.)
3 S0mGe 8 lpTrtp. Irufsr Der SiuttrIaI.
isnihGff Der VfIlt Amflil VI. CARING. (6Iltr
une mpailiiss Qbrsbuuna.)
4. Sdmuel PdftT. Srsfuter Der SinteTlalitn.
iGaft hes Derit S,nry Stpin. (Srits unp tup-
glItisr Abretuuua
,. Cynthia Iepep. Grtfutprin bCr Sinisr.
Iaitnlbntt bee ptrit. Wiltam Seua. (9Tlts
anb suNsrIties abrsbuuna.)
6. Gapip W VENTS, Srrfutpr er Sintrrldi.
ienibnft er pnlt, Satbartnt pbiairs. (GI1s
unb sneailiiss glbrsduung)
Z. W. McIpnilo uub ". u. 9psbura,
SrItutCreu her SintsrlaIfnibafi etT ptrli. ggnls
s. Cunningham. (5rfe uub snsauIfies ab.
rttuuua.
g.. 9pbu g. Gprsp une u %. Sapaat, CT.
f~iufcrtn her Siuinla6 nibait Der psrit ency ".
ScTep C6Tifs, futguitigt une gStrtbeilunls
%Abrr6uuna.)
9. 9pbu u 0bittb, Gemiu iiratsr tu
Sintrld6tnibaft er perit. $50 9lair. CGrls
unb tueahltigr atrsbuuna.)
10. 9pbn Otmuth uHb gscrae gp. Sdmpsl,
5rriutortu br 6intGrlnlenitaft hes perli. 9pbu
BpuilUu (@pueriatntbums abrebuuua.)
If. 9obn Stdrr. Apmiuiitrdtpr her Sirtr.
ldieuibatt Der prit. WiTp VI. Dsdr. C5rlr
uue rneailtigs AbrsdnuHg.J
~. ~ Y. lbOmpiuu. aeminilraicr eu
SiulsrIahsnltaft bee ptrlf 9urty Smitb.
t3wsiit, sursuItigs uHe gsrtbsilunss Abrt5.
uuua.)
IS eySin 3 SssrUe, asminiRratcrin tr
SintrlaItribai ets prf. 9Osl @nicn. (Grft
uub tnegiilttgs Abrrtnuua.D
IA. Odpto ~. Ddlt, Aeminitratpr ecr Sirs
ttrlnlsnibatt Zee vfrit. 9obn @rre. C5rfs uni
sIell 'tias Abrshnuna.)
10 Wm U. Safer. Geminifraipr etr Siu-
ttIlalsnl6dft ets VERT. gBm. u. Ssigtl. CGrir
nne sneaultigs Q%brttuana)
10. WIartd Rpberis. 8prmiinein etr Sintu'
laitnitatt ttT Olarp WeSaplsg. ct al, Win.
psrjabrtatn. CSrlt' uue tueguliist abrtbHurg)
~. v .. oolnnp. gormune eu Sinter.
ne 3. 8 Sbrppp, Wineui6brisu.
(3pdtt erstidbriar Abrbnung)
Is. 6rant 9Stls. gormune etr Sintfrlai.
lsnitaft Der CLARA Butts, RiupuiGbrisu.
(Susailigt Abrehuuna)
~. Wfdrtbn Wn9ss Asminifrdtpriu bn
9inisTIal Isniblft hts ptrt. 5bVmas g4iltams.
(Srlit tne8ultiss unb BsIibstluugs abTshnuus)
Hpbsrt @. Alltu,
42,4 RfsiltH,
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9anae Tustpur.

8ilium 0tuiiell BON SOiton, Der nm
cine &ette BON Bolton mad ct. SouiS
nnO Suriid cine SubtOur unternimmt,
wdbreno nelher er fem @elO fir 9tabs
ruug OOer YO9is aus9eben uuO aud
feline arbeit Uerri6ten iOlltc, fam iOeben
Ourd BRADFORD GOuntD uno bat iOmit
mebr als oreiuiertel Der 2Our Suriidges
lsst. @r perlan9t fait iiberall BON ben
Srtsuoritebern cine Sei6eini9ung. OaB
er bort mai urO aud fem Selo perauSs
gable. 9iabruuS unO Sogis erbdlt er
in Den SOtels unO in 6urmbauicru, in
Dem ct bort feline OteiiecrlebuiIe gum
9eiten sisbt uno inn Oanrt cine Wiabl-
jeit UerabfOlSt ODER SOSts an9ebOtrn
mirb.
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IinSioe Slntrmpbilfahrer.

autOmObilfabrer, oenen Die ltG0tiihc
SerOrcuuu9 Der StuOt Diem 2)Ort CUR
9tegulirun9 Der Sduelligteit ibrer 6abrs
maidinen lditt9 lit, iinO auf cine 9enialc
3See u~erfallen, Der Seitruiung i'm
Interchangeable 81 entgeben. GlS
Elm CUR SabrraObrigaoe 9ebOrenocr 30
light all Der 3. auenue einen @bnifeur
bemertte, Der in gu idnellcm 2empO
fubr unO aud Der NuiiOrOeruu9 ocs
Sronun9sw66ters, lan9iamer gu lab
rem, tein 9ebOr ibenfte, iOlgte Der POtis
iiit Dem Nutomobil unO ais CT OaS Sc
iabrt errei6te, i6ob aus Dem binteren
Gbeil ociielbeu eiu Oi6ter, i6arf riedcn.
Der Oampf beruOr, Der BEN Foliiilten
beinabe Die Seiinuun9 raubte unb i'm
pom ieinem 3weirao mari. Der Gbais
ieur enttaut. Sine llnteriuhung bat
er9eben, baB cine aujubl BON antOmos
b~ilbeiiseru cine Gbnlihe OampfcrSens
sunssuOrri6tung an ..ibrcn 2%IutOmObilS
baben anbriugen laiien.
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9n bic Sicfc.

Gtipa einbuncert Euiiu9icre OeS frans
SOiii6sn Campers n@irOnOe" fanbcn
ibren GOO in ben 8ellen nubc SerbillOu,
10 Mteilen pom Bona. Ser 0ampfer
cOliOirte nit Dem frunSOiii6en Sdiifc
81. SdiaifiuO" unO wurOc babel fart
beihdOi9t. @eun9lcib BON ben Wtanus
i6afteu Ses idwer beihdoi8ten Dam=
piers ale anitren9unSen gcmadt Wurs
Den, Die ITO Y%aiia9iere, bic ii6 all SOro
%bsfanOen, ;u %rettell, 10 selan9 es bod
llur Sebu OauOn in Si9erbeit iu brin.
gen. Die auOeren 9ingeu NIT Dem
Camper inter unO ianOeu ibrcn 3ON
in ben Nellen.
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ete eienftieit i'm sentfAen Seere.

Die ucuc Wtititdruorlase, lpelfe Dem
0fei6stag mad Ieinem g8ieSerSuiammen.
tritt iu9eben miro, entbdlt nad an9abe
Der nWtiinhcner lteueiten 0iadri6ten"
Die 8eIcslibc 6eitlc9ung Der 3lpeiidbris
gen. Oienitjeit, Our6 6aS Geids9eies
pom 3. Gl9uit 1898 wuroe, ab9eieben
BON Der GuuaIlerie unO Der reitenOeu
6elOartilerie, Die Dienltpfli6t bel ben
Sabnen BON 3 Sabrcn auf 2 Sabre fir
bic 3eit bis gum 81. WtGrS 1899 ieitges
Iest. Die @iltigfeit oieier Seltimmun9
wurOe Ounn onrd oaS @elee pom %.
WtGrj 1899 auf ole 3eit bis gum 81.
NtGrS 1904 uerlIl9ert unO i'm leeten
S8tuter bis 3uln 81. Wtdr; 1905. dun
lit cine 9ieureselun9 uotbwenOig, unO
ole GeSierun9 lit bereit, Die Oienitpfli6t
oauernb auf jpei Sabre ju ucrrin9ern,
ObwObl pon Uielen Seiten Die gSieOers
bcritellung Der Oreiidbrissn Oieuitieit
lebbaft befiirwortet miro. Die 6ries
oenSprdicuSitGrte OeS oeuti6en Seeres
miro nm 10000 erbObtlwcrOen. 9luBers
Dem iOll, mic aus berielbeu Guelle pers
lautet. bic Organization Der lluteroffis
Siere mo nieOri9eren SffiSiers6arseu
geieitigt mo ucrbeiiert werOen. Die
6orOerun8eu Oes Sriegsminiiters @cne,
raIIeutnant bon @inem iiuO bicrua6
u%uerpartet bod, aber bic %0tesierung
reduct O%arauf, Oen Stat uuperfiir;t
our6brtn0en 81 fOnnen, neil iie in bic
ier Sisuu9spcriOOe feline GrbObuus Oes
WtarincbnO9etS uerlaugert, i%OnOern ii4
I'M 0tabmen Oes icitgeitcllten 6lOttens
9riinonugsplancS batten miro.
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3peiafabrif in Imerifa.

Der DIRECTOR Der Sersinisten Sunits
ieiOe : Subrittn in Sranffurt a. 3D.,
Seder, tritt oemndhit cine Geiie na6
Oeu Ser. Staaten all. Serrn Sefers
Ameritafabrt bent ui6t, wie Die Oteiisn
uon auOsrsn beruorrasenOen SnOuitriels
len, Die i'm 9uufe oieies Sabres Die Ser.
Stuaten beiudten. StuOienjwefen, ions
bern elmer @rpeiterun9 Ses beimii6sn
Yetriebes. Die uereiuiSten 8unitieiOes
6abriteu trusen iid namli6 nit benz
8lan, in ansrita cine 3wei9fabrit ms
yebeu gu rufen, UNI nit ibrer Grid.
tun9 lit Serr Seder betraut.
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Sratblpfc Iclcarapbic.

lieutenant @berar6i, Sbef Der 9fe9ies
r%unsSitutiOn fir Orabtloie Geographic
in 9iewpOrt. %tOnitatirte am 3. 9iobcms
Der, oas bas Oeuti6e Spitem, Deldes
tiir;li9 auf Dem 9iuutudct Sboalss
Seu6tidiff ein9eridtrt wurbe, jeet in
erfOl9reidem Setriebe lit. 0as SanO.
enOe OeS SDitems befinOct lih in Der
gtewpOrt, u. g., 3OrpeoosS tatiru,
pel6e etpa 80 Mieilen BON Dem geuanrl.
ten Seudtidiff e%ntfernt lit, unN SWii6eu
oieien beiben 8untten peroen jett
orabtloie Sepeiden nit einer Sei9min.
oi9feit BON 10 bis ~ HOrten per Wtis
mute sewehielt. IS miro bebauptet,
oaB in Der 9idbe paiitrcnOe S6iffe,
weldr nit Dem slei6en Spltem uusge=
ltattet iino, NIT Dem Seudti6iif pier
StunOen lang in tele9rapbii6er Cont
humiliation bleibcn unO babel ibren
Surs uuSebinOert fOrtieeeu tOunen,
Die 1te9ieruu9 bat betreifs Der bel Der
SeiOroeruns OrabtlOler Depei6eu pal
iirenoer S6iffe gu br%fOlseuOeu 0!eibeHs
fOISe fQlselOe SeitimmunScn 9etrOiien {:
y giamen oes S6iffes, 6ubrtSiel, Ot.
itna3 bonn StrauOe unO YOlition /; p
He9ierun9s : Oepei6cn 3) @etterbes
ri6t A. tur5e YrebOepci6su ; 81 8ris
uutOspeiheu. Die 0te9ierung lift fir Die
@Ollettiruns Der Sebiibrcn fir Orabt.
loie WielOuug %puiiirenocr Sdiffe, Die
Our6 bic aHoeren 3eIe9rapbenlinien i'll
9%euaunter StaOt wciterbeiUrOert werbeu.
ni9t Uerautwortlib.
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III pertbeictaeu.

EX-SENATOR S6aumaur, wel6er in
IbO inter Der antla9e, I'M Oas 8erbres
den ieines Sobnes, Der Den @enerals
9ouuerneur SobrifOm ermoroete, ges
mnBt gu baben, prOSeiiirt wirO, 9eitebt
81, baB ct Die Oenfi6rift uerfaBte, in
pel6er Die 9iOtbwenOi9teit elmer Srgas
uilation Der 6innen berpor9ebobeu
wur6e. OO6 bebauptet er juglei6, baB
i'm feline bOdperratberiide Abit6t babel
leitete. Gr babe baS Document clues
IbenbS 9eI6rieben, alS er ni6tS gnNes
res Su tbun bate, in ein BUD in ieincr
SibliOtbef 9ele9t unb ieit Dem abeuo
u%OllitauOiS uer9eiien. SuS Dem 9nbalt
sebe feline bOduerrGtberii6e Abii6t bers
Dor. @r babe niemalS nit Dem Ssh,
bor9sa9itatOr SuIius Vu;u in Serbins
ounS geitanOen unO ni9ts pom oeS
Sestereu Rlan CUR Srsaniiiruus BON
S9iseuseieui6aften gewubt. S1au.
mann lebt ais after Sffijier BON einer
PeniiOu. @r i9lOb ieiue a~usiugen nit
Der @%rtldrung, OaB Iein taOellOier Guf
wabreuO 1~3jdbriser DieuitSeit i'm ruff.
l9eu Deere ibn pom Der 2luflage Oes
Sc9uerratbs bate i9iiten iOlleu.
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6armer SotOb @rouer ben 9atten leiner
friiberen Sruu, Gbos. Sapton. Der
WiDrper lit nod ni9t feftSenOmmen.
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aIlerlei SutsrrRuntes aus a~llsrIei @es
birt-Siir Sebsn ettuas.

an Ii5enir 3 iers
IN rtbdut Ell entfGlt in Cons
bon ie zine auf 436 @%inppbner.
s un9s abr bret Sc
tunben sebt cine 9epefde ppn benz
einen Gnbe bes utIantifdsn 9abels nu9
benz anberen.
Die SDbe Der T.
getber," pel9e aaidbrlid in Der
S4ipei5 ssauhlt tperben. pirb auf
100000 perani9lagt.
BON BEN Neeern in Sntel
Sans 2anb bdben II Bis 16 YrpSent
in einem b6bersn pbsr geringeren
MaBe ipeiBes gIlit in ibren absrn.
Sine rieftge @rbf4aftss
# euer bat Der Sob bon Sames Sal.
lanan in Oes Moines, Sa., Dem Staate
Soma eingebradt. sic betrdgt $780,
900.
Sunbsbaie perni6ten piele Der
beiten SpeiIefii9e in ben 9stpdhern
Maines unb i9eu6en bic meiiten bers
ientgen Slide Oapon, bic benz Rdubers
ma9en Der !Sate gu entflieben permoG'
ten.
9en SeIegrapb b ur9
bas 3 eIepbpn BEL Der Spebis
rrng BON perionen> unb Sra6tsiigeu
gu erieBen, 1T bon Der 8urltnston'
Giienbabns9 eieli9aft bei4lOfen NOR,
ben.
Qn beut den g g 8 :
b eteranen aus benz Sabre 1870
auf 1871 leben our 3eit nod ettpa
$4,000. SIN @anSen sogen barluls
runo 1,250,000 beutf4e SoIouten ms
6elO.
Sic 4usg BEN Sapuns
beliefen ii9 i'm Sistuliabre 1902 uuf
1903 auf $145, 100000; nab benz
&rieg perOen iie na9 ansabe zines
Sa9beritGnOisen duf $225.000,000
i'm Sabre unluu4fen.
Ger beIebtete 9 ee in
europa 1T Der 2uSerner See in Der
S9pei5. SIN %perflofenen 9eI6dftss
ia6re befDrberten bic ben See treu5enz
ben 9ampfer $4,000 gafaeiere
unb iibsr 1000 SOnnen Gru4t.
Ole Gr3tI d. 9 T | 8
fann in China BON irgenb elmer Perion
ausgeiibt lperben. Die meiiten bors
tigen @er5te iinb Stubenten, pelhe bic
BON Der &egierung porgenommenen
Priifungen ni4t beitanben baben.
9ie beuris &c 8eiSens
T n t. Srantrei9s pirb bonn frunz
s61ii6en g(derbauminifter auf 104,s
523,453 SettoIiter q Settoliter glei9
2 9uibel 1886 peds) ssi4GBt. gesen
128,385,530 SsttoIiter i'm @orjabre.
9et6btete unb aus e.
It 0 &uben bat Elm enss
liI9er 6armer in berurt orobenoer
Stelung uuf ben gleIten feiner Sbitz
bGume dufgeIteut, odb tetn etn5lger
@oseG ieinem Obitearten nube gu toms
men pugt.
6 . a SIP a Ter
Sidet fir bic prGIbenti9aftspubl
CAB es bieraulanbe bsrsits i'm Sabre
1872. Bon Der Qrbeiters Reformpars
tel mar bumals 0abib Supis BON Sat'
nois als prGIibent nominirt; ais 9i5es
prGIibent tauOiOirte SOel Barter bon
Teip Seriep.
9en Retorb m 8 m n .
b 8 a b rem beunfprudt elm dlts
li6er Serr in 9rirton, England. Sn
ben leBten 25 Sdbreu 1T er ieben Gag,
nit 4usnubme Der Conn unb Seiers
tage, in einem unb bemielben Omnibus
gefabren unb Fat du9 INNER benielben
SiB innegebabt.
gine 6 B Il euer eriitirt i'm
6iirftent6ume Reub d. 8. Sebes neue
Gbepaar, has fi9 ~innerbalb bes Sir
ftsntbums nieberIGbt, bat cine eins
maliee abgabs our 2anbesf6ultahe i'm
8strage bon Stuei Murt gu entri4ten.
SIN Sabre 1903 ersab bieie Steuer ben
@efummtbetraa bon HOO Mart.