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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

LATEST MODEL ADDING MACHINE; large safe; bank furniture: typewriter. All or any: sacrifice prico. Address P. o. Box 454. At larta, Ga su 4t-lO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

We have large and very fine cotton plan tatlon for sale in this county The place is well improved. has plenty of labor, and is t, day good money maker. The reason for selling is that the owner wishes to retire
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

SECURITY AND PROFIT are ideally repre- sented in our method of investment in Cot ton Contracts They are the two qualities which particularly recommend this form of investment to those who desire to pro- cure tho largest returns compatible with safety for, in addition to paying over { per cent per month, tho method involves no speculation Our business is one of invest ment. pure and simple. and the risks which attend speculative ventures are completelv eliminated. Dividends payable on 1st and 18th of every month. Funds withdrawable dends average 214 per cent o, ~ per cent per month These. together with the extra quarterly dividends amount to over SO per cent per annum. Investors who appreciate a medium in which funds are securely pro
 tected will be interested in the particulars of our business, which will be freely fur
 nished upon application to Elliott Kings
 bury Co, Cotton Specialists. So-96 Wall Street. New York. IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Globe-werneck book cases. desks, card index outfits. filing cabinets, stationers' goods and office supplies. loose- leaf ledgers, loose sheet holders and bind ers Chicago telephone holders; all time- savtng specialties Ed. c. Fowler Co.
 su-wed-10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04
& MOORE Aper7ts.
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

WORLDS FAIR VISITORS will find few rooms reasonable terms. Address Mrs c L. Werth, 3956 Delmar Ave, St. Louis
 su 5t-I3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

BLACKSMITH COAL Best Etna forge coal; prices quoted on single sack or ton.
 Anderson Coal CO. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

FOR sALE-On account of a change in business offer for sale my meat and vege- table business in the city market. J. w. Abercrombie. 109 N. Perry St. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

r. M. Kohn 6 Son. 26ia Commerce Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-04

FOR SALE-I will have for sale 40 complete suits of furniture. between khis date and October 1st in one lot or separate lots from suit up, to suit pur- chaser This furniture is only few years old and as good new; will be sold at half price Apply at Merchants Hotel
 J H. Clancy. su-tu-thu-10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
Sie slnfaner oes ruifidJen Sbeas
tiers.

SIN gopembsr 1903 purbs benz
3aren Yeter |. mitgetbeilt, baB .im
2eforti6en SauIs in Wpstau, alpO
8omOoie seIpielt perb,n fple, oas
Sbeatrum nunmebr fertisssitelt" lei.
0ieIer Ropembertag bari nit Sus uno
Re9t ais Der etgeutli9e 9sburtstag
Der ruiiii9sn 8ubne selten. 4aerz
bings tpar am Sofe gu Mostdr aud
i9on friiber aom0oie geIpielt poroen.
S4on Der erite Gar aus Dem SaEie
Romanotp = Mi6ael Seoooropiti9
= bate, Don ben Gr5dblunsen ieiner
Seiaueten am pra6tlisbenben point
Idep SOfe anseregt. cine SOfmuiit
uno balo oarauf gar elm b%eionoeres
8eluitigungsumt, alio cine art 9enez
raj : S%ntenoan5, eingeiebt, unb iein
Sobn Qleret erbaute, taum auf ben
Shron seIungt, einen 8omObientems
pei. @aein Oieie gauge 9errli9teit
mai ni9t BON LANCER Sauer. Der
fr0mmelnOe Sobn bes 3aren QIerei
lisb tur3erhano ben 9omOpientempeI
nieoerreiben.
Grit petsr benz 9roben mar es DOTS
bebaItsn, ieinem 2anoe elm Sbsater gu
i9affen, oas ununterbro9sn bethlehem
unb ii6 entpidsln iollte. Quf ieinen
auslanbsrsiien bate Der eeniale Gar
an Der peIteuropdii4sn 8iibne 9efals
len sefunSen. gber ni9t BEN 3eits
p~ertrsib iouts bas neusui9affenOs ruiz
Iii6s Sbsater sepibmet iein: ebenio
tpie bic Qfembleen unb 9a6atsabenoe
Ioate es einerIsits culturforberno mir
fen, anbererieits dber cine Bride 5piz
i6sn &aiier uno Bolt bilben. &ur5
pprber bate Der r~aitlpie Gar bic erite
ruiiii6e 3eitung ms 2eben serufen,
bic ausf9lieblid od3u beittmmt mar,
bic politit gstsrs benz @olfe munoges
re9t gu maiden; absr bteier 9eim elmer
offi5i0ien preFie perfeblte ieinen3ped,
10 lunee aud bic bD4iten &reiie gum
She'll 4nalp6abeten paren. 0as ge=
iprodsne 8ort Io1te nunmebr oas
ntrtungsIos ge%bliebene georudte erz
ieBen. limb 10 erbielt Der Seuti6e
Spbdnn Stunt, Der ben umtIi9en Siz
tel zines aomDbiantenleiters Seinsr
3arii6sn Maieitdt fiibrte. BON Better
ben auftrag, 40 umsebenb pie mDss
lid fir bas neue Sbeatrum cine Sos
mooie iiber ben neueiten Sieg uno bic
@roberuug feitens oes groBen 8aiiers
Der 5eitung Sdliifelburs gu perfertis
gen.. gllem @nI9ein mad puroe nit
6ieiem Slid has Sbeatrum i'm See
fortIGen Sauie er0ffnst. lleber bic
Ionitige SbGtigtsit bisies erIten Sntens
Oanten IGbt ii6 niats msbr fsitlteasn;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

8riegsmann mar, prGst fid In Der be-
forutioen mulerii9en Sradt aus. lies
Der bic &iiftung breitst fid bic Sheers
tappe, bic cine groBs rubise Sldde
aibt. Die 2ints umfdbt ben 9riff bes
S6pertes, in Der Rehten 1Glt er bas
Spra4robr bes Captains. Wirtiam
bsbt fi4 bon benz boben &rusen Der
prd6ti9e g6urattertopf ob; in ben 3is
gen prGgsn fid finiterer @rnit unb iens
riidii6tslofe aibnbeit aus, bic ibn i'm
2eben aussei6nete.
9leidfd1s cine prd6tise fiinitleris
I6e 2eiitun9 III Der Somes Goot oes
9ilobauers @uguit Ssr5is in Dresden.
2ebterer bat ben tii1uen Grfori6er
Der ouItraIii6en fpis Der polarmeere
als engliI6en Sdiffsoffi5ier barge
felt, Der Sernglas uno 8urte in ben
SGnoen bait. Su6snb i6neift Der
Bid in bic 'ferue. uGs f4aute er nd6
neuen Weaen. pslde ouF3ufinben bic
2ebensuufaube oes tiibnen 8riten mar.
ben mar als gntbeder getroit nsbsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

bass. Die IA SUB bobsn uno aug ei.
mem Stein berseIteIten Sieuren bill
ben IN bieier Stele gleihfom Elm
Wa6rsei6en fir ben Deltbunoel, Der
ii9 in benz Electromagnetic uno auf Der
Glbe pon3iebt.
Die bier 9eItalten psrbanten lire
Gntitebuna bier psridiebenen Bib
hauern. Na6 Rorbsu I9aueu bic
Statuen BON Gbriitopb Columbus uno
Suseo ba 9umu. bic ewriters Elm @srt
bes Samburqsr 9%ilobnusrs PAUL
96rner. Die anbsrs mooelirt unb audi
dusgefiibrt BON benz 9iGobuusr !Serz
mann Sofdus in gharlotteuburg. Cos
fumbus bdlt fid an benz Ruber. oeIen
9inne feline liuts Sanb ersriffsn bat;
bic He6te umfabt elm ultss a%itroRos
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

beabii9ti9t, is nit ben DffentIi6sn
Qnlagen bes 9incio gu per6inben, bic,
aaeroings in betrddtli9 bDberem Ri'
beau 9elegen, nur our6. Die Murelianis
Idle Staotmauer uno bic bieIelbe um'
5isbenbe Strabe BON ibr getrennt iino.
Die 9iqa umfuBt 677.710 Quaorot.
meter an 9ebOI5en. Wieien unb Be'
gen. reierpirte 9drten unb 9artanIaz
gen in elmer I%usbebnune ppn 141 300
Nuaoratmeter unb ben oroben, BON
9u4sbuum uno umpbitbeatraliI6sn
SteiniiBen eingefobteu Renn, uno
SpielplaB, senunnt pia5aa bi Siena,
Der etpd 10000 Suaorotmeter 9rob
1T. 0usu tommen $4,000 Quubruts
meter 8elGnoe. oas uuter umItGnben
in Inlaqen au %pertuunbeln 1T, uno
$4,000 Auabratmeter neue Wees uno
pldbe. Sn Der @iqd befinoen iih
fiinf5ebn 9ebGube, unb mebrere neue
Io1en uuf Stuutstoiten our @ufnubme
Der ituutlihsn glntitsnfammlunssn ers
ridtet iperoen.
Die Stobt bat $4,000 2ire BEN
2anopirtbi4aftsminiiter 8ablen milf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

Columbus itelen lam. gntI4lofen'
belt unb iibsrlsoene &ultbliitisteit
fpreden aud aus isineu 3ugeH.
Die Statue BON SeruaO be Wtdgdls
6aes lit pieoer bic S90pfung
eines Samburger 9ilbbduers. 8dper
@rnolbs. Wuaal6aes 1T Der @nts
beder Der mad i6m benannten StraBe,
bic er fanb, als er i'm auftrug Sai'er
9arts v. einen tpeitliaen Weg na4
ben Molutteu iu6sn IoGlte. @r mar es
aud, Der benz StiGen Sesun tpegen ietz
mes anbaltsnb rubigen DuHeriptegels
bieIen Rumen CAB. Nrnolo Iteat ibu
bar als ben ~erfubrensu Seemann. tpels
der auf ben nsusn Msg tpeiit. ben er
gsfunbeu bat. Sn Der mulerii4en
Sra6t ieiner 3eit lei6t gegen elm Rus
Der uno einen Suufeu Saus eelebnt,
trGat feline 9eItult sinen ettuas friebliz
heren Gburuttsr uls bic neben inn fee
benbe Statue Goots.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
Die Siaa Sorsbeis In Rom.

Sn benz bsrrlidsn part Der 9i1o
8orsbsie. ben papit puuls V. Rsffs.
Der tunftlisbenb. Cardinal Seipio
@orebefe. in benz ausiidtsrsiden biie'
Iissn 9ebiet Dor Der nDrbliten Stuot.
mauer Roms. atpii9en Der @iu 5lds
minia unb Der @ta Salaria. ang.legt
bate unb Der infola. bes @erm6senss
oerfaqs Der fiirftlidsn Gumilis gum
Dffentlihen g.iiB %aeiporben 1T. fol auf
Soften Der &rone Elm Denfmal fir ben
3Onis Sumbsrt erridtst tpsrben. mad
benz lie fortun offieisI -9i1a lmberto
Brine" aenonnt piro. Der WasiItrut
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

= Die beiben &nipfer.
So, Sic iinb pbotosraph9 Va iino
mir ia 8erufssenoHeu. Sd tnipie
audi" n@9, mas. Sic fino aud
Autobiography" .Ree, uber pferoes
bubni9affner!"
: S9sursr g 6. o.: Sie6'
bod NAL. nit ipel9em pomp Der alte
GeiSbals 8nuuisrig besrbtst tpirb. g.:
Su. ipenn Der setpubt bate. buB bic
@ei6i6te 10 tbeuer pirb, bunn mar er
Iid)er ni9t eeitprben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
Der s~lwsenbIt6.

Ben Sanns BON @umppenbers.
Der Qugenblid 1T ales,
Senn aa bas andre i9pantt -
Gap leben mid i'm 4ugenblid,
9u seitumipannenoes 9eIdid =
Sur bafiir lei beOantt!
DENT id suriid bic 8ei9e,
Das i'd uno ales mar,
60 iheint ~pertpOrren mir Die Welt,
Die bies peripri9t uuo ienes 9Glt =
Der IueeHblid lit thar.
limb BENT i9, mas tppbl tuerbe
Ius unIerm pirren San5,
Damn fano' i'd fpeoer Elm nod aus,
limb lieber bleib' i6 bier Subaus!
Ser 4ugenbIid 1T gang!
Sentt i6 7 5uriid uno i%ueiter,
limb bentt eud matt uno blei6 -
Sd lobe mir ben friIden Gag!
Senn mas er INNER bringen mag:
Der I~usenblid lit reid!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
Mennnhe. .Mos IN eioentlit

- Repan6s. mas 1T eigentlid
aus benz gu 9runbe sesuneeneu 9Drs
ienTpieler 8inbsr geporben?" S6rifts
teller lit sr seporben." ~abd. CUR
Repau6e, srit baden ibu bic papiere
ruinirt. isbt ruinirt fr's pupier!"
= Ser ge g a. Sag
nal, papa, bat Did Define Mamd
aud INNER ssbuuta" Rein, aber bic
Oeine!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

Oas @erfu9sobiett.
Sorfbaber (bsim S6ladtfeit gum
neuen 2ebrling): Die 8innlaoe
nimmit Su Dir bunn nit raul, baran
BADEN Define 9Orednser aud MINERS
3abn5ieben selernt.
SIM Raubtbierz Saus.
0ienitmdoden lam @rm hires Sdas
Bes i'm Raubtbisrbaus i'm 3ooIogis
i6en @arten): Soft, mas ba6eu
biefe Sbiere fir bel SnItintt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

miiass Snitrument. Sn oas gsIi4t
oes Gnicedsrs ron gmsritd bat Der
&iiuTtler nit SninQsnbsr 9sfpaIt ben
@ushrud Der unbeuoidmen Dilens=
fraft gele9t, Die Columbus 6sf6bigts,
troB aller Sdpierigtsitsn. bic ii6 inn
eEEgs9entfiirnen, ben 4tldntiiGen
Deem 5u burGqueren uno bas Cams
gu sStbedeu. bas iein GROCER Geiit gee
oelt fdtis. 8nscp oa 0amd. Der bez
fanntlid ben Sesip.e rud SnoteN un
oas Sap Der 9uten 6offnung entoedt
bat, lit pom benz &inItIer ais cine ddz
rotteriitiIGs. traitpo1e perI0nli6teit
oufgefdBt uno ourasite1t porbsn, Bon
oeorunqener. unteriebter 6igur. itebt
cr brett oa. asIehnt an eineu tduums
punhenen Mditlumpf. Dab Der
tibRe Sssfabrer aud cit .d2ferer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

% Wiffen DAFT.
.Meine Serren, Der poiitibe elettriide
Strom perbGlt ii9 gum nesatipen iuie
Der Gelobrieftrd9er gum 9eri4tspOls
5isber!"
= Aus elmer 9rtegsges
d. d tie. On ienem f9redli4sn Gage
psrloren mir unIeren tapferen Maior.
benz Der 8opf bon elmer 8anonentusst
fortgeriHen ipurbe. Seine lebten
8Orte tpuren: n9egrabt mid. no i4
sefaaen bin!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
9 E $ r.

yWas toitst Der 9erbarbinsr2"
so Mart!"
LIMB Der Oadel2"
Der lit i9on ausge5ei6net fir bic
Sa9o o~reiiirt - toitet baber 100
Mart!"
nBas Osrlunseu Sic fir ben gang
9leinen bo?"
%, bos 1T cine iebr fslteus &aee;
unter 200 Wart tonnt' i9 ben ni4t
9ebsn!"
so, fdeen sic NAL - mas toitet
benn bel Shnen ounn gar tein
6uno9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

Sur Sruuenruge Rsbs
nerin Omit S6pung): Infer bobes,
ebles 3iel, benz mir ale iiberaeust unb
piqenstrGftig 5uitreben. 1T bic Be-
freiung bes peibli9su @eI9le6ts BON
alien feiner natursemGben Gnttpides
lung entgessnItebenoen S%inoernifen
Qebbofter 9sifaD, bon alien be.neens
ben unb briidenben S9ranten, bic.
Die" (Rebnerin pirb obnmG6tiq, neil
ie ii4 gu eng gei4niirt ba).
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

- 8osbeit. r3u mas lift benn
eisentli9 bel ieber Sinridtung elm
arst nOtbis2" sir ben Sal. bub
Der S4arfridtsr alIsin nidt fertis
pirb."
&afsrnenbofbtutb
llnterofficisr: Serls. penn Sbr ben
paraosmarid Dor Or. NajeitGt craft
ousfiibrt. tOnnt SIR ME pieosr gang
unsliidli9 tuerben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
BrhasnSenfmaltr In Sambnrs.

Die an aui.n 8ilbbau.rpsrtsn nidt
rei4e Staot Samburs seht in Der
n~euften 3eit nit sinsm ibrem Wobl'
ftanb unb ibrsr g.bsutuns sntipre'
6snbsn @ifer baran. lire ituutliden
@auten aus 0ffsntliden MitteIn nit
autsn 8iIbtp.rfsn su fdmiiden uno
baburd aud bic beutfde Silobauers
funft an ibrem Sbeils gu f0roern. Der
pompofen Strabenbriide iiber bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

S6lu6t Der SeleoIGnosr @Gse in ben
Wauanlonqen BEL Ct. pouIi, bic nit
ben Statuen bon bier alien 6amburs
gii6en See9eloen eeI9miidt poroen
lit. fOlgte ppr turSsm bic CUR 3eit bss
3ouunfdlufes erbnute &ornbauss
bride, bic in einfu9ftsr 9eitalt bic
Stabt nit benz Electromagnetic in Der
NGbe bes Suupt5olamts ct. @nnen
perbinbet. Die eiiernen Sraesbosen
Der Bride laeern auf trdftigsn 9feis
Tern. unb uuf bieie 9elben 8uditeins
buuten finb bier aus rotbem Sdnos
ftein aemeiBelte Sisuren uufgeIteat
tpproen. bic beriibmte Seefobrer. bic
Gntoeder Der Seeipeae mad fremben
G%rbtbeilen. bdriteIen:, Columbus,
@asco oa 9ama. Goot uno Waguls
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

-9er S6utbiss. 9Idubiser:
@ie, INNER nod tein 9elo. troboem
sic iebt pe~rbeirutbst Iinb? Sun9er
Gbemann (rpiitbenb): 50. es lit uner=
bort, Sic trisssn f%iiufbunOert Nurt
BON mir, tparum buben sic ii4 nidt
NAL iibsr msinsn S4pieserpater sr'
iunbist!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

-BetterWee. Yater: .Yos
Sduienb! grnd, On bait ia benz
Gbriittinolein f6on jebt Define 8iins
i6s nptirt; bift absr friib oarun." grz
ma: r9tOent' aber. pupa, ipie Iange
Der 8rieftrdger braudt, Bis er bic
SimmeIsIsitsr binuufssftiegen it,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

= gu pieI perIanst. p9l6er
Dilp, Der ih0ne srobe pbpnoerupb.
ben i'd Dir erit ssibsntt babe, gtbt
ia i9on ni6t mebr?" nSa, 9robpapd.
i'd polts Sante 6annD's &affsstrGn3s
den o%ufnebmen. unS bas bat er sbsn
uidt a~usssbalten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
Siffels 9 enc 8.

StuoioIus SiffsI (auf einem 9us'
Tu9): sd babe es ia tmmer eeIagt,
bob 5rauen niemols riftiss, ponfper.
tbiSe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tpsrben."
9ummsI: .9eipeiie!l"
Siffel: Run. iieb bod. bort briis
ben ftebsn Elm poar Stubenfinnen am
9runnen uno trinten fattii3 Dais
fer"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

fen. bamit er auf bic @btretung zines
S6eiIs Der Siaa su lanopirtbi4uftlis
den llnterri6tsstpeden psr5i3tete. bic
er auf 9runb elmer unporIi4tigen
&luufsl bes @sisBss forosrte. Qu6
font brinat Der neue 9siiB fir bic
Stabt ni6t unsrbsbli6e 2aIten nit
Iih, Die Reparaturen, DIE Grbaltung
uno 9saufiidtieung tpsroen ni4t ses
rinse Soften psruriu6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
SnbtpibueIGe QnT9auug.

DOS i6 bod a redte uneere6ttgs
felt auf bsru Welt! % per'n BON ben
Surnern Oreis uno Ssdstdmpf' dufe
e'fibrt unb 9reif oertbeilt. uno I
triea', Aueil / BEL Der &ir9peib minoes
items a Subenb 9uri9'n aus Der
Ra6bari9aTt psrbrOTd'n bub'. feds
WoG'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
8 bi.fe Riuberl 8orl6en

= 8 oiefe aiuber! 8arlden
(als iid elm S6lungenmsnid proous
5irt): .Mumu, Oh tOnnteit Did uber
aud i'm Circus isbsn laFeu!" Drama:
.WisIo, mein Sino?" Sdrldsn: Run,
9u iaeit bod INNER. 9u t0nnteIt ben
9apa um ben Singer pidsln!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

- ltnter Spibbubeu. .Wie
piel bait Oh oenn beim lebten Oiebs
itobl mitssnpmmen, 2udi?" - pNu
10 fir = 5sbn Wonat"!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
@enaft It6.

S9uIiunse Giu9enb): rSppp, bopp.
bopp! qfsrOden Iuuf 9ulopp!"
SOnntugsrsiter: pit! pit! 9ult s
Waul, Su 2ausbub!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28

Srau (einss bsrii6mten antbrOpoIos
gen. gu ibrsr 6reunbin): nGs 1T 5tpaz
i60n, bic Gattin zines %beriibmten
Mannes su iein = aber drsern muB
i'd mid esnus! Mein Wonn bat nur
Sim fir feline 6ori9unsen!. 4.
9ommt er iiinsit, uIs iA u~ussesunssn
mar, mad Sauie, unb iiberruIdt uns
iere S06in. pie lie Bel fid in Der
Slide einsn Siinenmenf6en bon einem
9rogoner bat. Statt nun biefsm uns
peri9Gmten @inbrinslins fofort eners
gid Die Sbiire gu Seissn ipus
msinit 9u, bob er thut?. :. S4Goels
msfunesn bat er in ausr 9smiitbss
rube an benz Solbotsn porsenoms
men!-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-07
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. Z, 1904.
THE COTTON MARKET.

GoodMiddling-7!.
Strict Middling-7s.
M!ddling-71.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-07

f0llOWlDg officers were elected and in
stalled for the ensuing Masonic year:
Pr. z; L: Guyton, w. M; A: J. Smith,
Owen 81 rleas.; A. A. n. Zee auytop. Vi &c., 4: a.
W.. DalrympIe, j. D.; j. D. Rogers
and T. T: Wakefield, Stewards; j. p.
johnson, Tiler.
w: B.. King. who has been clerking
IN the beer dispensary for several
years. has accepted Q position as tray
Son, wholesale tobacco dealers OK
Martinsvil!e, Va, and will travel the
upper portion of South Carolina. Mr..
King will no donbt be the biggest
drummer on the road, end we predict
big success for him. He will continue
to make his home in Anderson.
The special term of the Court of
Common Pleas for Anderson county.
will convene this morning with Hon.
q. g. Featlerstone. of Laurens, pre-
aiding. NOjurY cases will be reached
until the latter part of the week, the
early sittings of the court being given
to appeals and matters in equity. Mr..
Featherstone is q native of the city,
and his brethren of the bar and his
many. friends in the city and county
are giving him hearty welcome.
"A large barn on w. r. Mattison's
place about two miles from town was
bnrned last ThursdAy evening with it's
contents Of fodder, hay and shucks.
Two other small buildings containing
about 100 bushels Of corn and q guam
tity of Eseat were also destroyed The
place isrented aud occupied by Geo.
w. Haynes, and the burned forage and
grain belonged to him and his two
cons, one Of the sons, bennett, having
been killed on Sunday before the fire.
Honea Path Chronicle. ! &
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worldly goods, or obscurity OF birth or
station present no bar which merit may
not overcome.
WHERE THE PEOPLE RULE.
No tyrant finds opening for the exer-
else Of unholy sway. and there is moth
Ing IN the soil favorable TO the breeding
Of despots, The people themselves are
kings, The liberty SO brayely won Is
sacredly priced, Smiling with peace
and plenty. vast commerce extending
into every sea- a broad domain dotted
with great cities busting with industry,
the amplest educational facilities for
every seeker after knowledge, and
above all, the consciousness OF indie
pendence and the guaranty OF every
human right America Is truly the land
Of the free and the home OF the brave
We have thus before us the achieve
ments of the past and the conditions or
the present. ! have but merely touched
the phases Of the subject which ought
10 be OF absorbing interest to us today,
OF the future II is only possible to say
still less But. my fellow citizens there
Is nothing that need cause us fear II we
viii but accept with true manhood the
obligations that deyove upon US
There viii be perlls ahead, but we
may SdteIy meet tnen, ana VIII surely
overcome them II resoute In maintain
ing the principles which are enuncIated
I'm the priceless document which you
have heard read and IN the Constitu-
ton and laws Of the land But let us
not be inactive or Indifferent In the
duties Of citizenship.
We must not allow liberty TO lapse
into license, or sense OF present secur-
ity into i'll timed repose. We are re-
CURED 70 preserve inyiolate the in
stitutions for which the patriots bled,
and TO transmit them In purity to our
children
We owe II 20 them to he watchful Of
every danger and to struggle manfully
To- avert or overcome them. Our pres
ent condition may be likened 10 the pla-
cid bosom OF n lake upon which our lit
tie ships float peacefully, but at the
outlet may be narrows and rocks and
many unseen dangers to which we MY
be unconsciously drifting.
Let us be like the wise steerfman
who puts about and ports his helm be-
fore It IS too late, not so rash and list.
less az TO try 10 shoot the rapids and
leave the whirlpool 20 our posterlty.
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The Fourth Of July Was No Picnic
For Members of the Hose
Brigade.
MEN WERE KEPT ON THE JUMP.
Most Serious Blaze Occurred This
Morning, When Ben HamptOns
Barn Was Destroyed,

Since l:1O yesterday afternoon, the
fire department has had strenuous
times, andfif any one thinks the boys
do not earn their wages, they should
have been around headquarters be-
tween the time mentioned and SIS
o'clock this morning, No sooner would
the men get to sleep when bang would
go the gong, followed by the stamping
of horses feet the rush Of men into
their "hurry-ups" the swish OF their
bodies as they went down the sliding
poles, and the rush and roar of APP
paratus as they dashed out OF the sta
tons.
GRASS AND OTHER FIRES
Several Of the alarms were from
grass fires In the eastern part OF town.
The first was at 10 yesterday after
noon. II was followed at s4b by an
other at 4S Grape street. At 9;4b an
alarm came In from Eleventh East and
First South streets. After the fire was
out the men returned to their beds and
were about TO drop OF 10 sleep when at
1920 the gong struck again. This time
II was no grass fire. II was I'm the
IfNlhtUt' VI lnhN TihAi'A VIZ ~ 'ilN
Third streets. The blaze was caused
by fireworks, and entailed a loss Of
about $40.
At 2.4S this morning there was an
other alarm. II came from a store
owned by II, Salonde the roof being
set afire by enthusiastic and careless
celebraters The loss was about s2b.
BARN DESTROYED.
The most serious result In the way
eof fires from fireworks happened this
morning at Sis o'clock. A lumber
barn owned by Benz Hampton. i15
South Fourth East. valued at 5000, with
contents worth 5000, was destroyed.
The barn could have been saved had an
alarm been sent In to the fire station
when the blaze started. II had been
burning some time when a messenger
boy rode up to headquarters and gave
the alarm. Several nelghbors saw the
building burning but supposed the
alarm had been given and they were
wondering why the department did not
respond. But little could be done save
to protect adjoining property.
At o'clock this morning there was
another Are. This one occurred at the
residence OF Mr. Rose S0S North Sec
ond West. and was caused by some
grease catching Are. The blaze dam
aged the place to the extent Of about
$40. The department from No, made
quick run to the place and soon had
the FIRE out.