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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22
JAMES HINTON DEAD.
Miss Ennnaa sulzby Had a Leg Broken Big Land Deal.

nAK Lbnu Oc@As
 Tuscaloosa, Nov. 21. 1.(-Special.)- James Hinton, who was shot by James Thomas in an altercation on the street last Monday. died Sunday at the Elmer gency Hospital. It will be remembered that he was shot in the right side and that the bullet passed clean through him, passing out the left tearing in two a piece of paper on the street. He has been desperately i'll for several days, but when peritionitiS set in all hopes for his recovery was despaired of. His family arrived at his bedside Monday afternoon and were with him when the end came.
 Miss Emma Sulzby, a successful teacher at F'latwood, who had been visiting in the city. happened to a ser- ious accident while en route home Saturday afternoon. She was in a sur ry with a little girl, Mrs. Charles Sloan and her tfree-months-old infant. As they were drying down the river hill, Just past the business portion of the city the mule which they were driv- ing became manageable and began to run. The mother with the infant jumped out and escaped unhurt. The little girl remained in the vehicle which was soon stopped by passers by, but Miss Sulzby jumped out and fell on her right foot, which turned under her, breaking the bone just above the.,RnlZ- le clean off and protruding through the skin. She suffered the most excrucia- ting pain. Several physicians were on the spot at once, and she was carried to the residence of her sister, Mrs. w. J. Upchurch. The fracture is serious one, but it is not thought that amputa- tion will be necessary.
 One of the largest land deals perfec- ted here in quite a while. was made Saturday. The sale was made by the Friedman and Loveman Company to the Central Coal and Iron Company The tract of 360 acres brought S62,O00 The ore in this tract, which is located near Woodstock, is said to be of the very best class. The Friedman and Love man Company have done some little surface mining the past year and have found ready sale for the ore. It has been rumored here for somewhile that the Central Company will build anoth- CT large plant, but nothing of this na- ture has yet been given out. By the closing of this deal it seems evident that the Centray Coal and Iron Com pany have faith in this section. The news has just been received here of the death of Prof Henry McCalla, at Huntsville. Prof. McCalla has been the able assistant to Dr. Eugene A. Smith. State Geologist, also his assls- tant in the University of Alabama, in the chair of Geology. His death will be learned with universal regret by students throughout the entire State and by many others with whom he came in contact in his daily life. Captain H. P. Walker has sold his residence and adjoining store house. | on Twenty-third avenue; and Seventh street. to David Rosenau The | consideration was $7.00O. The property embraces quarter of a block in A very important part of the city, 1t be- ing just to the rear of the business sec- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

From the Cleveland Leader.
 Gradually. but surely. the broad and liberal policy which the Dominion gov ernment has pursued in developing the St. Lawrence route from Lake Erie to the Atlantis Ocean is bearing fruit in the growth of maritime commerce in Canada This year larger vesselc than ever before nave been engaged in the St. Lawrence trafie, and that fact is responsible for the decided advance made by the port of Montreal in the tonnage of shipping entering and clearing there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22
DEFENDED POLICEMAN
OFFICERS JACKsoN's CASE BEFORE
 THE COUNCIL.
Aldermen Confirm Chiefs Action In
 suspendfnR Detective for Playing Cards-Mr. Sullivan Voted Against It.

The only debate of last nights meet Einrs of the City Council of Montgom- lery was caused by the transmission by
 Mayor Carr of Chief of Police Gerald report to him that Special Onicer E {. w Jackson had been suspended rom
 the police force for conduct unpecom- ing an officer.
 The report of the chief was made
 as a result of the arrest Of special Officer Jackson with seven other young
 men in a poker game in the snow
 building early Sunday morning, oni- .
 cer Jackson was immediately suspend
 ed by the chief and the matter was
 last night reported to the Council Immediately on the reading of the report, Alderman Sullivan arose and
 objected to the usual procedure Of re- |csiving and filing the report. His oo-
 lection was based on the words in the report :unbecoming an officer.
 He said that MT. Jackson had served
 the city of Montgomery faithfully for many years and that 1t was not fitting that the Council should place a tar nish on his name by having such
 term appear on its minutes in refer
 ence to him.
 The sixth ward Alderman argued that the suspended officer had not been tried, that he was playing cards while off duty in a game to which he had been invited by a friend in that friends bedroom He seriously doubt
 ed if tine officer was guilty of gam ling. He thought the matter should be Investigated by the police committee. Alderman Kohn read from the city charter that the chief of police is au-
 thorized to suspend any member of his department for good or sufficient charge brought against him and report lthe same to the Council.
 Alderman Maddox thought the charg-
 es were good and sufficient and moved that the report be received and filed The motion prevailed, Alderman Sul- Ilivan casting the dissenting vote. IGRnvxr,s TAsTEI,Ess CHILL, TONIC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22
CITY NEWS
RAILROAD CONTRACT HAS BEEN
 GIVEN OUT.
A Growing Town in the Canebrake COuntFy-AmOnR the First New BuildinEa is q School
 House.
Advertiser Bureau.


 State Senator D. J. Meador of Myr- tlewood spent the day in the city today and stated to The Advertiser corre spondent that the contract had been let for grading the Mobile and West Alabama Railroad. This road is pro- jected from Mobile to Birmingham by Tuscaloosa, and will touch at Myrtle wood and is expected to develop hitherto undeveloped portion of the State. He further states that Myrtle wood is growing rapidly; that a four teen room hotel is under construction and that a public school house whicn will accommodate 300 children has just been completed.
 bridges and buildings of the Mobile division of the Southern, has been transferred. in the same capacity to the Knoxville division with head quarters in Knoxville, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Electric lighted dlning cars ara aTS N NsT rs or- anu Shnnon and Ctncinnatli aso on leans to betWesn MontgomsrT ana NTsshvilis. TSah1 Service Ia carte carte ear. f...,.
 New e.S4.S on trains 1 and between tres3 res3S'sti op and New Orleans Hlsh back Is nnaches and chair ears are also run on all tnro~ st I,ouis, ENansv1ils. Memphis 5E1ooaSSiiIe and New orieans.
 1-r.,n No carries through P1llmans
 ..l, Lr r~iI 1an,osso, Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans. Also thT9Ssn nS aA MontSos1X sTSa sS "s-.. Nc carries through PullmAns II. a-A1 1,neinnati and New York to New nS,a.vS and gt. Louis to Jacksonville; also tSreI9h tourist sieepers to san EFanoisoo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Backed up by ever third of century of remarkable and uniform cures, record such as no other remedy for the diseased and weaknesses peculiar to women evel attained, the pyoprietors of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel fully war. Tsnted in offering to pay $500 in legal money of the United States, for any case of I.eucorIhea, Female Weakness, Prolap. sus or Falling of Womb which they. cam not cure. All they ask Is a fair and reason able trial of their means of cure.
 UI used four bottles of your Favorlte Pre- scription and one of Golden Medicai Discov- cry writes MSs. Elmer D. shearer, of Mount hope, Lancaster Go, Pa, Hand can cay that am cured of that dreaded disease, uterine trouble. Am in better health than ever before. Every one who knows me is surprised to see me look 90 well. In June was co poor In health that at times coiald not walk. To-day am elIreG tell everybody that pr. Pieree's medicines cured mes
 FREE. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Med ical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps Co pay expense of mailing oaLp. Send 3I one-eent stannps for the cloth-boundv volume, Address World's DispensaKy Medical Ass0. citation, PToprietors, Buffalo, N. Xs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22
LOW RATES TO WORLDS FAIR VIA.
 E58&5Sg
ev,ohes. time and best route

Quickest time and best route
 S1S.l0s 1s-dsy ticket; on sale daily. S32.7O. 60' day ticket; on sale daily. S31 .20, season ticket; on sale daily. S19. .95, 1o-day ticket Sold daily except Fridhys and Saturdays. good in day coaches only. good in either direction via Mammoth cave Ky with stop-over privilege.
 Leave Montgomery s;25 a. ul- todAys ar- rive Ct. Louis 7i20 a. m tomorrow. vtSa SC Louis 1:a6 ?. m tomorrow s,SSSieh olectrio lighted day coach Withs sst ehangs, Sn the s;33 ?. m. train. WI ". L. BEASLBY,
 F. Az Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

R. F. Morgan nephew of Senator Morgan is in the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

LeRoy Smith of Birmingham is reg istered at the Hotel Albert today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
 Itching, Bleeding, Blind or Protruding Plles- Your druggist will refund money H PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure you in . to 14 days. Soc. tu-thu-sat-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22
St. Lawrence Route Gaining

For a persistent Cough, Piso's Cure for Consumption is an effectual remedy. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

L.. H. Russ of Birmingham spent the day fin the city yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22
saaboard Air Line By.


 6siiv Montgomery, Ala. Daily. r6T1UTtsboro Columbus. iRlchland, Albany, Ameri- lcus Cordele, Jaclsonvtle.t Macon (via Cordele). Sa-
 vannah and points East ] I.b5pm -1via Western Railway
 and Atlanta-) - lvor Raleigh Norfolk, Oldl S;2O0m 6iASeH ilp,oint Comfort, Petersburg, laichmond. Washington. Tssaitinnore' New York and nI points East. Pullmanl lsiaerers Atlanta to Nor lSanx and New York. Diningl
 or service on noon train S@ from Atlanta. e:26pm l;SOpiN SOpI7-fo, Springs, Ala, andl 6:sOpn Ctnta on seaboard be- Egnen Montgomery and Ft.l ln.yta Solid train forl 1IHton Springs; no change
 of cars. 7:45am DelienNa,L Or Savannah. Apply to ChaA via NSstoce A.; S. T. suratt U. T. A, Mont z: c17sTS. m,TS7 Ala, for full information. or eSaries F. Stewart A s'' F. A. savannah Ca Ss.;nsuv except Sunday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

c. G. Nortnington of Mobile spending today in the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

J. W. MeCoIIum of Gallion is reg istered at the Kornegay
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

f. E. Sullivan Of Uniontown is among the out of town visitors to- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

GROVES TAsTELEsS CHILL TONIC Has stood the test Twenty-Five years. The first and original tasteless chill tonic. 50 eenfa 0oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

T.T TISeVing Aentgogn0SY at 6:S6 D T- ssS;z. eFn Pacific. -S ~aa south ira, LFain No eArriss throarh P,,,,-.
 nSt1 n . MeW Orleans e New York ana SSt1s,.ls connection at NashvilIs urith tEv.Sss making CT to Chicago. ''As"ash sseep- ., Train No q eaFrtss through r.,,,u..
 Cincinnati Chicaao. ana 0hroWwA ~. York ons ana sleeper Montgomery to O. Louis SsaSA SstSA at Cincinnati Evansville, N - Ssien Ss| Esv, orisa3s or; fOF ali Peints ReEtA. soStS
 For further :nfornatien pSrtAlngnG te agents L. & N R R 0r write or cali os WI. BEAsL@Y.. PasA Agt.. Union @SatJc1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Miss Louise Tucker of Greensboro, is In the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Cad Jones of Linden Is a visitor to tlfe city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

stuart Mackenzie of Montgomery. Is in the eitI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04
Gritamnlide Gre6beit.
MIs Mn iher b~efnnDener Sampfer feBt
trOBoem Die Gahrten fort.

NemOorf, 8. Nrtg. Ser Sampfer
v@ranb &epublic" madte beute feline
reselmdBigsn Gabrten na9 Gomez So
lamb, trOboem 8unoes=SnipettOren er=
tldrt batten, Der Geueridub lei 10 man.
gelbaft, baB bic YaRaaiere BEL einem
Brano 10 bilhos mdrert pie Die tauienb
Opfer BEG Slocum.
Mit Musnabme bes Sefrstdrs Der
3niderboder @eielf9aft fellten beute
aae bon Der 8unbsssranbiurp Nnse=
tlasten Biirsidaft, prdltoent 8arnabp
$40, 900, bic iibrigen SIS, 600.
Wem Oort, 8. Muguif. Ser
&edtsberatber beg 3olbauiss entianote
Snfpeftoren nod Der @rano &epublif,
um bic bon ibr gemadten Gahrten gu
per5ei9nen. Sas 8pot berfdlt elmer
9trafe bon $500 FIR jebe Gabrt, big
bic gefeble Der SnipeftOren nod Ser.
beferung Der Musrifun9 erftat finb.
Semotr T. g Stats @onben NJ
tion.
9ouiton, Ser., 3. Mug. @ou.
berneur 2anebam murbe beute einfim=
mig bon Der bemofratiiden Stats
Contention wieber als @ouberneurs=
@anbibat aufsefelt. Sie platform
brtdt bic 3ufimmung aus su ben Be.
f1liHen Der Hational=@ Contention unb
empfisb!.t bic @a~nbitaturen Barrier unb
Sapis.
@ranb &apibs, Wi9,, 8.
Wueuf. %. g. Serbs bon Big @a.
pios uurbe bon Der bemofr. @onber=
tion als 8ouperneur nominirt.
sburd g d M l.
mefletf9.
W o n, o., 8. Nng. Gin
10idbriser 2nabe bon %. s. Curt aus
proipect 1T bur9 ben @snub bon
S9weineHeiid. bas BON einem ourd
@urt sei9la9teten S6meins berriibrte,
gefforben, cine breiidbrige So4ter
lebensgefdbrlid ertrantt unb Elm
ftemhes 2inb liegt bebentli9 barnie=
Der. Die ibrisen Wit9lieber Der Ga-
Mile finb aubsr @efabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04
Gantine=Gerbot.
Sine ganse Gompaenie nesen inner.
lanbter Bier Ginfubr proeeiirt.

@bica9o, 8. Nusuff. Inter
Der Seiduloisuns, 8ier nod Sort
Sberioan gebra9t au BADEN, tpuroen
beute IS @emeine unb 6 rnteroffsiere
BON @ompasnie D bes q. Snfanterie-
Gegimenrs auf 8efebl bes @ommar=
banten perbaftet. Bic 2eute eeiteben
TIRE S4ulb au. berufeu fi9 aber auf
oas 8eiipiel Der Offisiere. Sic tuer=
gen friegsseri9tli9 pesen unsebur=
Jams prcceifrt; Die unteroff3iere pur=
ben bereits 81 8emeinen b%esraoirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04

Yapagei ais TeuermeIs
Der. Sn Baltimore. Mb., melbete Elm
fleiner papasei neuli9 Na9ts elm
sseuer, bos in Der Wirtbi9aft bon Sbos
mas @aitlsD aussebro9en mar, unb
biibte bann fem 2eben Elm. Sin Ne9sr
bDrte bas @ei9rei bes @osels unb fub
5u slei9er 3eit &au9 aus benz 2ofal
brineen; er alarmirte bic Seuertpebr.
bic ben 8ranb In fur5er 3eit lOfdte.
MuBer benz papaeei fielen nod bier
8unarienpOssl benz Rau4e gum Spfer.
g amss 8erbdnss
n / s. Sn Sadi0n, 3d., eri9ob lebt>
bin Der a9tjdbrige Gbtparb Ger, Elm
Sobn bon 9. 9. Cor, tpel9er Dor atpsi
Sobren ermorbet purbe, bur9 einen
unslidli6sn 3ufau iein bier Sabre
alte5 Griiber9en Som. Die &ugel
cling bemfelbsn bur9 ben &opf. gbz
tparb fpielte nit elmer alien 8ii9ie ieis
nss @aters, bic felt beFen Sobe ni6t
entlaben porben mar.
Mm e 10 a err
b dngt Quf f~onberbare Meife fam
iiinsit Elm feds Monate altes &inb Der
Gamilie Sreb. Gppers in &eofuf, So,
um's 3eben. Sas 9inb, bas Na9ts
i'm Rinbertpasen f9lief, pur auf ir9enb
cine Weife berausgefalen unb 10 bGns
gen geblieben, bab Tim bas Ha9ttleib
ben 6aIS aufhniirfe unb eS erftidte.
SPHERE M a g Cine amiis
fante S5ere bot fi9 iineit auf benz
poliaeibureau In Nntperpen, 8elsien,
a~bseipielt. Gin .&riminalinipettor
bate eine aus 9onanb einsepanberte
Srau, bic ii9 als .!&urtenleserin unb
@abrfaserin" erndbrte, bolen laHen.
.@ie tpifen tpabri9einli9 bereits,
parum i9 sic rufen lieb9" fuste er
Id9elnb, als fie in's 3immer trat.
nRein, 9err Snipettor, i9 babe feline
Mber Sic f0nnen bod
aus ben 3arten bic 3utunft propbes
aeten2"-rSSa, 9err Snfpeftor, bas
fann i4!"-runb pi1en trpbbem nidt,
tparum Sic bier fnb9"-rHein, 9err
Snfpettor!"-rHa, ba min i9's Sbnen
fagen: Sic finb ausgetpieien unb boz
ben binnen 48 Stunben bic Stabt au
berlaFen! limb nod ems: Mit Sbrer
2drtenleaerei f0nnen sic tetnen Staat
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flung porber piHen miiFen!" @etnidt
unb tief esbemiitbist perlieb bic Wabr>
faserin bas unsaitlide poliaeibureau,
in benz bic bObere Magie fi9 uniterbli9
blamirt bate.
ut9 DE g b m i n
ais s apaner. Mebrere @nmz
~nafiaften aus 8rombers, propins po>
len, ma9ten biefer Sage in 5pei Boos
ten auf Der Sreipena (einem oberbalb
91orn miinbenben Hebenflub Der
Wei4feD eine Huberpartie. plObli4
tpurbe ibnen bon einem rnffif9en
@ren3poften In sebisteridem Some
6alt gebpten. Oie Boote traten f9leus
nigft ben Rifd5ug an. Der Poften
feuerte unb Elm Boot ersab fid, tpGb<
renb bas anbere an bas beutfhe ufer
%enttan1. Dte @efansensn tpurben bon
etnem burd bic @ren5pa4e berbeise=
bolten &abanerie<O DETACHMENT nod
benz nGdffen Militdrpoiten esfortirt
unb bort bic Mntpefenbeit bon apei
Booten NIT iapanifden Spionen semelz
bet. 9ie 9pmnaiaften purben BON
benz 8efeblsbCber beg pritens obne
S9pierigfeit ioentifi5irt unb in Greis
bett gefebt. Mit ben Sapanern tpar es
Ieiber abermals ni9ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04
Surge Sepei@en.

81 EN- Oorf. Ollie @rabe raffi-
nirten 3uders finb um 10 @ents auf
bunbert pfunb geifiesen.
San s rancisco. S1la9t-
f4iH Obio ma9t teine tpeitere probe=
fabrt. gs muroe fefteeiteat, baB bic
Wai4inen tabelos funttionirten unb
Die erforoerli9e Sdnelisteit nur me-
gen Der Glutb -8erbdItniRe ni9t er=
rei9t tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04
&aies8aa.

9ie seftrigen Spiele reiultirtsn uie
folet:
MmerieanM ociation.
indianapolis, 3. guguf.
indianapolis ..00OOO1O00- 1
....1 o. z
8atterien- Nemling, @romlep unb
Sepbon; &sibp unb Serter.
Columbus, g., 8. Muguf.
Columbus ...40010O10*- 6
Soleoo.. 1202OOO00- 5
Batterien-Soruer. Slmifeab unb
Simon; 2unbbom tno Brotpn.
Natipnal=9 q q
Bottom, 8. Nuguf.
Cries spiel.
Bolton 30 O2-.7
ct. 9ouis. q 001O01011- 6
Observation-Disclosures unb Woren;
Saplor, MeGarlanb unb 3arfob.
3weites SPIEL.
Bottom ......O l. 8
81. Souls. ....1 OO01O13O- 6
8atterisn -6if9er unb Neebbam
O'g1ein unb Mc9ean
philadelphia, 8. Mueuii.
Cries Spiel.
philadelphia 20 00000000- 0
Cincinnati ....2 01O01010- 5
B~atterien-Dugglsbp, Sports uno
Dopin; 2eaum unb S&let.
3weites Spiel.
philadelphia ..0201O1100- 5
Cincinnati 80 o. 6
gatterieu-Graser unb 9opin; Oar.
per unb S9lei.
pittsburg, 8. Iuguf.
pittsburg ...2O0OO1000- 3
Brooflpn 1000 o. 2
Batterien-2pn9, WiIer uno Ga.
rif9; gronin unb Berger.
SEEM Sort, 3. Mu9uf.
Stem Oorf... 20 0400000*-
@bicaQo ....OOO000003- 3
8atterien-Wider uno Sling; Wat.
tberpIon unb 8otperman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04

gomes. Smell Wigbt. y@reple"
sstpann ben pofal bes oeutiden 2ai.
iers. r@bite 9eatber !am on apeiter
STEELE. IA Dadten nabmen tbeil.
paris. Dos 8efnben bes ebes
maligen Winiferprdfibenten @aloed-
&ouKeau erreet 8eiorenib. Wie man
fir9tet, fibrte bic Operation Dor bier
Wonaten 3a teiner bauernoen Sefe=
rlng.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04
S@iHsna@rihten.
u b q 3 c n.

gberboure: .2aifer WiIbslm be,
@robe" nod Nep Sort.
@enua: ~2ombarbia" nod SEEM Oorf.
Queenstown: .Saronia" nod Bottom.
Soutbampton: .&aiier Wilbelm be,
: Grobe" mad Sem Oorf.
Sem Oort: .Seutonie" nod 2iberpool:
.9enis Olab" nod Copenhagen.
2ibert u: .Grieslanb" nod pbila'
belp6ia"; .Waiefic" nod Seen
Sort.
Srieft: rullonia" nod Neu Dort.
Mntmerpen: n&bpnlano" nod pbila'
belpbia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04

MIbipn, So. Das babe @e=
i9dftsbisrts1 BON Mlbio1 1T bur& Geuer
einsedf4ert.
Rem BORT. Die 2si4e bon 5.
6. 2oomis, Der oermutbli4 auf bsm
Dampfsr 2aiier Wilbelm III. am 49,.
SUM um's 9eten tam, langte auf Der
ct. paul aus Soutbampton on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-04
WerIu It Der @roB9ld d :


@bicago. 3. Nug. Die S4la4t=
baus=g eiiser iebsn fid mad bonn Streit'
5aupt Quarter %empfangener 2unbe
i1euen @erlegenbeiten seseniiber.
@a9 3urifung oes Gleiides fir
ben Marft 9ebt piel bon benz prOoufte
auteruegs perlOren, neil Babnange=
ifente auf psri9ieoensn Stationen Deg
2anbes. no Der gisporratb ergdn3t
miro, bic Mrbeiten In ben &efriaerator=
@ars oermeigern. Sdmere 0erluffe
ueroen bierour4 Deruriadt.
anitdren 0erbdIt.
Mile in BEN 9 iebb6en.
Dos grecutib= @omite Der aliirten
@euerfi4aften bei&lOb beute, ben
fdottiden Bau-@ ommiKdr CUR Inter-
fu9ung Der aeiunbbeitli9en gerbdlt.
nihe in ben Iiebb6fen aufsufOrnern.
@s tpiro bebauptet, bic 3ablrei9en
bon iiberaa Der importirten Wdnner
uno Grauen, bic in ben berf9ieoenen
Gabriten i9lafen uno efen, feien sleid
8ieb 3uiamnten9epfer9t uno anffedenoe
&rantbeiten Der beftigffen Dirt feien bic
Gol9e. Sas 8erbalten Der @rob=
i4ld9ter ffeIe fi4 baber als birefte
8erlebung Der 8au=O roinanaen bar.
&ein ismebr 9eIiefert.
s=8srlaber unb 2utfder bon gis=
tpa9en tueigern fi9, bic &~efrigator-
Cars Der Gabriten 3u bebienen. Dime
gis f0nnen bic 8efiBer fein 6leifd
mebr erportiren. Sie 8emiibun9er
Der Ni9t-l1nioniffsn ertpieien fi9 aIs
ltn3uldngli9. Nrmour & SO. baben
nit Der genubung bon Gru9t=
WassOns besonnen; ss 1T bies absr
Elm fOfipieliges Experiment.
grceffs.
8ei einem Nufrubr, Der beute Wbenb
in ben 8iebb6fen ausbra9, tpurben 2
pOli3ifen nerleBt unb % SumuItuan,
ten berbaftet.
@robe 6 ngdnaea
8ieb.
Sie 8iebb6fe wurben beute nit
8ieb iiberi9Demmt. Sas Mnsebot
tberfieg oerart bic Na9frage, baB bic
preiie mannigfa9 Bis auf 81 fielen.
Sait Elm @isrtel mebr @ieb cling
beu.e elm als 9eitern: &inber $500,
s4meine IL, 900, S9afe IA. 10
Srids Der Mrbeitgeber.
Wie bic @roBf6ld9t.r beute ertld=
rem, molten fie feinen @eriu9 mebr moe
den, unselernte Irbeiter einauFelen,
ba ibr geoarf sebedt fei. sic po0ten
nur einige tpeitere geidulte Wrbaiter
anmerben. Die Streiter ertldren bies
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au bre9en.
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reiteten oas Staats=S epartement auf
bic gegenwdrtigen unruben in port au
Prince Dor.
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ta9eU ANNOUNCEMENT.
portauprince. Saptt, 3.Nus.
prdibent Noro fubr beute nit feinem
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port=au=p rinee, 8. Mug.
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-17
SENATORIAL TALK.

Major Frank r. Chase of Smyrna
who is q candidate for the state SEN
ate, also stands for primary reform
and equal taxes. The major is an old
republican war morse and he not only
stood for the honor and integrity OF
his country at the time OF her need.
but as citizen has always stood for
good government and equal rights
for all. He made a canvas for the
position two years ago and would
have won ii Montcalm county had not
decided to let Ionia county settle
their own scrap. -Saranac Advertis-
err.
Mr.. Chase is receiving considerable
encouragement from most of the
townships in the county and will un
doubtedly receive the nomination.
The Lake Odessa Wave however was
little vitriolic last week and said:
The encouragement he will re-
ceive from this end of the world will
depend upon where he stands when
the time comes fjr Odessa to ask for
something. Mr. Chase is all right,
he is a jolly good fellow, but there
are some more just as good as he after
the same plum. And our position on
the senatorial question depends. Bel
ding has a candidate in the field for
about everything politically that has
been mentioned this year, and we
can't see why Mr.. Chase, who is in
reality from that town, shouldn't be
considered with the rest of the appli-
ca7ts. Tut, tut, my son, Bedding
and Otisco separated ten years ago