davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-10-08
Local Self Government.

Local self-government, that came TO US
not as the gift of the national government,
but as the legitimate outcome of the re-
serve powers of the state and of the peo.
pie, Is the very cornerstone OF our po.
litical structure, and the best assurance
of liberty regulated by law. II can only
he maintained by strict observance of the
limitations of the federal constitution.
The democratic party has always resisted
and will continue TO resist, the oncroach-
ment by its enemies upon the fundament-
al right Of the people of the several
states. All power comes from the people
and should be surrendered only IN the I'm
terests of the people and whenever thi.
power Is used for selfish interests, it Is
not only an abuse, but usurpation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-10-08
Frnud In the Public service.

Pecuatons and fraud In the public
service under the present administration
especially In the post office and land de
partments, reached sich proportions that
knowledge of the evils practiced became
public property Prosecutions naturally
followed. but a thorough and impartial
investigation by congress, proposed and
urged by the democratic minority was
refused by the republicans at the man
Congress adjourned earlier than at any
long session for many years, for the pur-
pose, It Is believed, of preventing further
agitation of the question, and in an ef-
fort to curtail expenses.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10

werfcn lire Sdlntten %borolls," u10
psnn Die Saponcr NIT oerielben
Gnergie, itrategiiden @riinOli6feit
uno bcroiiden Eapferfeit Oorgeben,
lpic bisber, Damn biirfte oas GnOe
0e5 &ric0eS ood n;bt nIcbr in 10 nei-
ter 6erne iein.
0eutidlon0'S decentralization,
Ole Gi6et- @irrcll 6ronfreid'S aul.
turfompf, Der morottonii9e Sito.
Del YtltOOel II. /. III. iinO nod INNER
niht gci6li6tct, ober ourd Den Idrs
menOen &ricg3tlmmtlt ert0nten 5llr
2lbmedalung ollh %frcuoig mebmii.
tbige @od5eit9glofen aus @munoen
IN Sber-O eitreih, no @rin5eiIilt
gleron0ro, Die 5lpeite Eo6ter Oe&
Ser5oqS bon Cumberland, Iif nit
Dem @roBbcr5og IrieOri6 6ron5
BON MedIcnburN S6ncriu Der
mG6lte; %freuoige, neil OoS iungc
Ynor einen eften 9lno Der 2iebe
qci6Ioiien, Der obue politiihen Beige
i6mof lit, bot OoG oie 9roltt cine
@niierfronc otsgeihlo0en, nm DEM
NQnn ibrer @obl Die &ono ST. rel,
hcn; mebmiitbig, neil mr. cin. poor
Gage oor Der lrounrng Die S6-i0b,
rige @roBm1ttter DER 9rollt, bic che
moliqe a0niqin Miorie bon @onuo.
Der, onS 3eitIidc ieNnctc; mitbin sic
@o65eitsgloden nod ocn leiien vi.
oerbul pom @robgelGllte botten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10

limo oiele 0euti6e 6ormer aus Oem
8eiten uno Dem Roroipeiten, melde
Die 3eit Dor Sen 5eIbarbeiten benut-
3en, INN iid) Die o6air" au5uieben.
IS lit b0bit ipoBig, Die @clidter Ell
mes iol6en 6ormerpaares 81 boob
ad)ten, tpcnn tic ouf Dem SGllsItel.
lunqsplobe in irgc10 einem 2ofole
elm 8Gie6ro06enJ cine 6lai6e Bier
fir SebeS unO Damn aud nod cine
Giqorrc fir Den &oter beItellt bobcn
mo Der &elncr OerIongt 80 Gents
nufiir. 9eioen nlten 2euteu fGbrt ser
S6reden iidtlid 10 in Die @lieoer,
ooB iic 5citpeiIig itiaiiben uno an
Iit ieIbit elm guteS 8ilo6en MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
MGnncrn fnh Ernnen.

gIutoeraiftuns aebsiIt in 40 bis 60 saaeH.
@efhipiire, neu ober alt, in 10 bis 10 Iaeen.
SerIuIt Der Mannbarteit, Drains" fofort Sim
bait petbar. NiereH' uHo SIaienIeiocr, Striftur
IL. |. 10. Surb infer bor3iisIides Gnftem ea'
rantireu mir dlberit f6nenc nno pernranertte
9uren. S6ner5bafter ober berbinoertet Meit.
i~trilution fofort abeeboIfen. S6reiben sic ODER
fpreben sic Dor. Rntb unb 9oniuItotion fret.
gir furiren glIsfbIaa. pbne fir bic SeiIune 5u
Speraiipnen 5i fdreiteu. g8enn anbere gersts
feblf6Iuaen. maht bel urs einen Serfu9. Tr.
VbiIip's MebieaI Snftitute, Sir. 1887, On.
Frntt.s trate. 9eutId nirb eefpro9fn.
(Haai1t. 9&e.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Mnaoic Static @rnhlman.

IS fturb am s. SUM 1904 Mnasie antir
Srubfrnnu, gcIiebte Go6ter bon @IfreO 5. mo
5rcOcricn 9rublmun.
Albe iatlft, On lIeiner Gnge[,
Sede Sid Die @roe leint.
gu e~ntginpit Der gIelt bou Widneel
llno bait frilb Sein 3iel errei6i.
Sic 9eeroiguno iiuoet beute, yIn6mittaga 2
llbr. bon gfr. 1880, ~GufersStrnBe, aus itdit.
&erpuuote UNI 6reulloe ino udtun9soou eilts
gelnoeH, %oerfelben ei3Illuobne1t. U62)
tGincinnutier Seitur9en lpoleH getl. CO
piren.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
gefamntmadlnnscn.
shnhnntts.H eparltment
WnnapoIte, 2. Snnl IJU4,
.,Tic Giicntlife @ebdnoe .Anleibe."


Ser unter3ci6ncfe @ouberucir, gontroIeur
uto Sbabneiiter oes Staateo WiarDldno mers
Den, luut et1es @eieBcs Der SinatsFSelebgehulg
pom Wlar0lan0 bon 1904, Stdpitel rs, an9e'
bite fir SS25,000 beingter anletBc ent9e9eu
neBnten.
p9ie bffeutli6e @ebduoes slnIeibe" miro bonn
]. Sill 1904 an outirt rocroclt 3tllelt pom
gelaTtHten 9Gtllm sir 9tute oot Orel ulo elilent
9albe1 Yro8eut per guHuHI irlgefL. 6uDlndr
1ulbfdbrlih am erne1 Idge oes suit uilo Nds
mar etnes ieoen ~ein5elttell Snhres, nIlo pas
Nnpitdl uirh nnb Dem eriteIt Id4e oeS Sull
IN Sabre 1914 nab Oellc5en oes Sfaates EN-
losoar ictH, ltlo bic oar8e Sdltlo lotto ON
erllen 4n9e oes Snli 1919 5nblbar lem. Sie
Snulo 1T BON CHATS, 9oulltns uno ltinl5tpals
geitelicrung befreit uHo miro III Der Surtl bon
Sonos nit angebdngten Coupons auSgegeoen
@elaete ~gIneebote niiifen Inn oocr nor t2
u1r, WittlG95 am eriteH Suae hes Suli 1904
o~erltegelt bel Dem .S9abmeiitcr pes Sidates iI
gnnagoiis etneere,6t lperoeii nm iniiueIy qll
Der Itildiette oee. unldldas nit g8rppuiuls tor
the Bubble 8uiloiug Soda" ~inooiiirt fem. Seocu'
bcln It9ebot nit ctneIt begloubtgteH Gbcd BON
5ebu 4rp8ent bcs 8etruecs zines iolheu gnQca
bots bealeitet feiu, uno |oiefeibeu neroen I'M
IL ltbr UIittags, /. Suli 1904. I'M 8iireau bc5
StaatsihaBmeitters in Der Staot Anilupolis In
8egeulpart Der unter5etdlleteu aeoffnet peroefl.
gta9 Der Seitnun9 FOLDER @rgehoie moget
70 biele beiugter ShulozGeritfifGte ais fir lpels
dc Iugebnte qcitcut uuroet, ieooh MID. iiber
Den 9etrng. tir peihcH TltGebute %oeforoert
luurben, bonn bciugteu @ouuernenr, S6dbnutiss
SuHtrolltr uno S6uBmeiier pocr eiucr N}uiuris
lat o~erfelben an ben bo6ttelt bernttlpnrtlttelt
VltlcI pOtI pleIGIl AelNtl Guul 0utilUtlll
meroeit. uno UeHn 5lpei ODER mcbr Eicter bass
ielbe gHgebut itclCH, pcl6c NnOebote ole
910ften itto, ulo meu1 her 70 bon octfelhet
hbdbitcu OerantunrtIi6en @ictcrn iu6ifribirte
9etrag b6ber. uls Der game Nctrag oer 3uru
lerfduf nngebotcnen SfuIo-Gertifitatc IN,
eGM m0gen iolbe Sd)ltlhs6ertttifaie ar ioldcll
b1hfteH 6erantlpuriliben Nieter, Der einen gleis
6et 4reis %uHbictet. in Dem nSerhdltHib 5lerz
ibcilt pcroen. in lueldem Der bon Seoem gefors
nerte getrdg 3t Dem 0nlt5elI 9etraqe Der 3lilll
8crfuuf ausgcbotenen SbntosGertifitnte itebt.
aeiH 9]lnaebot inter Bari ooer fir elmer
gruhtbeil bon $1,000 miro cutaegel Qenorla
men.
Gas Re6t miro norbcbnIten, icoeS lno aue
Ingc6ute 5uriid S%urcifen.
Gomi IN Narttclb, p
8pIoerneur.
8urbuu Z. 9ltfiuiuu,
Sbnbdmt5sG oHtroIeur.
Miurrdi 9anoiucr,
S6ubmeiiter.
Q5s,GO,5,7724,9,8N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Tnr Iantert.

9as Gelectic-S amcn-S dneiberisitem
LIT leidt au leruen, foftet fetr penie rnb III
cine quite grfparnib. fir sic bel Der anfertiaune
SdiiIer fir sbenbflaneH perben a1eenommen.
Ncgen Reoingiiugen penbe man En on
DE- Snbcrs. ar. 2t2, HorosgbarleS-Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
2unOons8arf .Gemctern.

gleue SeftloneH ftno ieet 3ur geft6tiauro bets
gert6tet; 8tele ausgepdblte Cots, Der Sus
periHtenoent bes 9rlnoes uno 9obens tuiro ieoe
eeipiini6te g~lusfuuft e%rtbeiIen. Sas Gren1ntJs
RUM fiebt tdeIt6 sur Snfpeftion often. g8eeeH
ytdberrm fpeHoe man itb dt ben superintendent
tugnsetrnbe. (Ipril5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Su6n Scrtuia & So6n,

2cihcnbcItattcr nno Gin6ulIamircr.
gir. 20OS. ErleGus.Str. Wlb. Gel: Niuoiur 251.
3meiegeiddit gr. 524, OcrI. Gniterrs9Ipcrie
otoblanotnluu, guGtintprG. WiurbIauo Ielcpbnu;
g9inoior 90. Nut'den iperoen g~eIicfert fit
Soh5eitcu, llnterbaItungeH uno nnbcre @clc'
gen1eiten. (Scbt4 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
evortement iitr 0iientnae Nanisn:

9epartemcnt fir jitentlide Sauten.
cub epnrtcment oes StaotzS n9cntcnrS.
RuItt MI c. Den 7. Su1t 1904.
gn @lc, bic es nugebt!
IS miro bicrolrh an Die BETTER bon Gt9cils
tbuHl an RunioHsStrnbe, bon Der g%torolette oer
ionsslpente, bierour6 befGunt aegebcu. DOB Der
otsSnaenieur Die MISUNDERSTANDING tilr Die
gttbenirun9 uno QtIuiterung Der heiaQten
bender 1908 beitdtigten 8erorOnune glr. %.
fertia eeiteut Bat.
Die nrf bieicn 5nu be5itqIi6en 4}npicre iino
in oieicnt gilreal aufbepa6rt, mo Der Stuot7
SugeHieur miro AM 20. sunni 1904 IN tetuclu
9iircal, 8lpif6cu ben Stunben bon ~ ltbr W(tt-
tags bis = ubr gluhmittnas. irgeno iueIbe
lp1rtIihe ODER f6rtftlt0c Hlngaben. Die bon
interetiirten 8nrteiet 8erladt lperocn itbDer,
in 8etru6t 5ie6clI.
y. Z. 6cubnli,
Guui9, 0,t6,tO Stnotz SHpcnicur,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
SubcsfGQe.

gm 9. Suui in Sombura, 9cnti6lano. Nn.
guita Nbreus, IS Sabre alt.
Vim 9. sunni Charles ". 2lut I'M SO. Sabre
feiues qebcns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
8altimprc Gemetcrn.

Snrenm: Nr. 344, 3Drb 6GnrlcS.e trahe.
8e9rGhniBpldBc 8liIn 8crfaif - bon S25 an
nit Oiarnorptoiten ubgegren6t, $50 1luk
fit bier 8rlber. Sa11S,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Mario @enepcpa Geniina.

So ftarb eciteru gbeuo Vii llbr Nluric Sc
nebeha Reliing, geb. 5aulbaber, 9eItebte Satin
in ibrer g9pbnulg, pr. 326, SItsSliuer.s traRc.
Gle puroc am 7. Sftober 1855 in Sotttnqeu.
8uoen, 9eborcn. Sic NecrbiGun9 fiuoet 6rets
Iirde ans fiat. NGt-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10

@erIicgrltc SuroernuBs.Nnacbute, NIT Der
g(ufi1riit .Tropnidls for @oul otto 2Spoo "oeries
ben uno at Den p&uuro OF gnUaros" Der Staot
Baltimore u%orcllirt. merOG1 bis W(ittpod, ben
10. Sunni 1904, Tormittugs II llbr, int 9iircGl
ocs Observation-Disclosures, Gnt6buis. baltimore.
Wio., entec9cH 9erputnell, filr Die Serior9nlg
Der 8cb0roe Der S6us9orir1iiidre nit &oblen
uno Sol6. Spe6ifiIationen ljnnen i'm gnrenn
eiraefehen iueroGu.
Gin bcglanbigtcr Gbcd i'm 9ctraqe bon $500
mus ieoem ~gtugebot fir &ublel ~beigetif9t fem.
Sin bcglaubigter 9bed I'M 8etrn9e bon 500
mlb icoenl In9ebut fir Sol5 b~cigefiigt fciIt.
9bcds miiiieu 5ablbar an ben UtG1or iilo
Stuhtrntb bon Baltimore lem.
Su5 Jtedt blcibt porbe1alteIt, irgcito ipel1e
mo uIle ~slngebote 8l oeripcrier.
9. NJ. Guules,
Sefretdr Der Neb6roe oer S9uIsGommiiidre.
(Suni3|,6-tt,13-f4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Blue mpmmtaim !6pmie,
slue Slioac Mpuntatns,

WInc Wtb0e WpnHthtle,
@aibiugtpus6 urntn, Wtarhlnnb.
Siefcr berrlicbe Sebirgss@rbolungsplnb, bon
ben ans ous prdhtiee Cumberland. uno Che
rnooabsl 5i iiberbltden itno. lpiro am 10.
sunni inter nener @eihdftsleittna %erUffret.
0ithe mn Sebienun9 eriter alafie. Noues Or
brduIifhe 9erfunens@l eputors. Nuotidbren pa
ben. Sijden. Golf uno anocre gttrditionen
ipeGeu Heferoirung BON 3inlrnern mo %1uperneia
net Nlsfunft 1ctreffs Rrette etc. u~hrefftre mon
Nurrn q. Srput, Mnnnacr,
On Care geloioere 6otel, Baltimore, nh.
CunitU-SnIit0, I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
2orrninc.

WaIerif9 Barfartig - SriebIi6.
@eitIi9 bon 8albrnof Elm uro cine baI5e
Meile. Benubt bic nit Rorobutan beSei6neie
Nortbs sloenuesGar. Sreie 3uifheu gtanmittaes
am terminus. Breiie bon SeardbniblteleH ieet
tpe3iea. 2etdte 8eoinenngen. 9eleppon =
gdton 1923. 9irenu: 6rantliu. nnb xStnbipr-
8lonbs. BerIurgt Brotbire. (W~lai4.1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Surocrnngs > Nngc6utc.
Sepnrtcmcnt fir dficntlihe Sonten.

SHUa -TVWIIFW VWI UV0 ~IWUI ; eYWWV WIEHIV'
Baltimore. ben 1. Suni 1904.
lin Giureidung ~feparater periiegeItcr 5oroes
ruug5z Slngebute, nit Der gllfi6rift p4ropOfals
aenleine 3lpcdc I'M StdotaS HgeAielrss9epar
ment pd6reHb ocs SnbrcS 1904, miro bierourh
eriu6t. unb lperocn ~oiefelhcll inter Der NOrciie
Der, Regiiter, GitOa0uu, Baltimore" bis 8iut
10. SUM 1904, &ormiitags fl u1r, %entaegen
genommeII.
Sin bcelaubi9ter G6ed, in Sbbe bes in ben
SucSififuttouen ungegebencn Wetrdges, an Srs
Der oes Maburs mo StabitutbS bon Baltimore
ec5neeil, muB ieocn sIneebot ~beigeiilgt iein.
Spe3ifiintiouen tno Nngebots 6ornlilnre
i1nnen ami SriudlCn in otuIgm 8itreau entgcs
gen genoulmem ipcrben. g~lngeboie fiir iebe
~eiu3eIne grt Der obeH ipe5ifi8irten WtaieridIteu
iperoett auqettnmmet. falls ocr Ntaebotiteuer
Mot aae Die pcpitHi6tcn .plntcriuIten Iicfern
fam.
y. 7. SenbnG,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Wmnlin Wrulpf.

IS itarb am g. Stunt 1904 Nntalia 8ruIOd
in ibrem rs. 2ebensialre. Die 9eeroigung
8 llbr. pom nNuas6nrg.Seim," Gr. TAG, @cit.
2erinatun. Strahc, aus fat. dGt-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-10
Srcitaa, Den 10. Jnni 1904.
Die @u6c.

,@riint Die eide Dor Der Side.
@Glt Der Sommer QroBe @0i6e;
@riint Die eide Dor Der eide,
NnIt Anr Snn11tcr nrni,n Nllnihn 4
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-05-06
Hiqh School Notes.

The boys of the junior English class
gave a class room debate on the question,
Resolved: That the Republican party
should win in the coming election.
Beane, Brown, Fisher and Carey spoke
on the affirmative and Martin brothers,
Hagar brothers, Shea and Hadley on the
negative side. Miss Calhoun, Miss Hem
enway, and Miss Manchester were
Judges. The affirmative side won by
three points.
The High school base ball team played
the first game of the season with Ed
munds High school at Burlington last
Saturday. The game was won by Ed
munds with score of to 0. Consider
ing the fact that it was the first game
of the season, and the superiority of the
Edmunds team, the Middlebury boys
are not much satiSfed with the result
Inez Cook returned to school Monday
after an absence of nearly two weeks,
occasioned by sickness.
Noble Brooks has been absent because
of illness during the past two weeks.
Miss Drake, teacher in number five,
has secured position in the fifth grade
of the school in Boise City, Idaho, for
the coming year
Professor Seely visited the beginners
German class last Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Ethel Cummings entertained her
teachers, Miss Foote, Miss Meade and
Miss Burr Monday evening, May 2, the
occasion being her 18th birthday.
The base ball team plays the postponed
game with Bristol this friday after
noon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-05-06
The Great Debate.

Editor Register:-For several reasons
it is hoped that the town hall may be
well filled next Tuesday night at the
Middlebury-St. Lawrence debate. We
have strong team and it has worked
hard in preparation for this event. The
question is live one and will be handled
in a live way. From purely selfish
point of view it will be well worth ones
while to go, to say nothing of the
encouragement his presence will give to
healthy form of college rivalry. The
expenses, moreover, which are by no
means light, have been assumed by Mid
dlebury and while the management has
no desire to make money, like nature il
abhors vacuum. Those whos were
present at the iddlebury-Dartfnout
debate of year ago will need no urging
to attend the coming contest; to all Others
l am very glad to make this personal
statement.
G. B. WRIGHT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-05-06
a Wrecked Institution.

The plot of another play is to be laid
in Vermont and the story will involve
the wrecking of the Farmers National
Bank of Vergennes. j. w. Ketchum,
who is is serving a seven years sentence
in the Chittenden county Jail at Burling-
ton for completely in the bank wrecking,
has been approached by a prominent
playwright and asked to give his per-
mission to have the book, "A Wrecked
institution dramatized. This permis-
sion Mr.. Ketchum has given and the
play is we'll started, the first act having
been written and the second nearly COM
pleted.
"a Wrecked Institution was written
by Mr.. Ketchum after his conviction
and it purports to be true history of
the wrecking of the bank, although
in the play the real names of those inter
ested in the bank wrecking will be
used.
The first act of the play is laid in the
interior of the defunct bank; the second
in the interior of the Chittenden county
Jail and the third in d. II. Lewis apart
ments at Vergennes.
The contract in the matter specifies
that the company producing the play
shall play one night stands through
out New England The piece will be
put in the hands of competent actors
and a large amount of special scenery
will be carried. 1t is the intention tc
make the play as true to life as pos
sible.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-05-06
SeIeetmen Must Grant License.

The Secretary of State, F. g. Fleet
wood, who is bright young lawyer,
and whose duty it is to furnish the
licenses to persons licensed according to
law, says that he shall recognize no fifth
class druggist) applications granted by
license commissioners in towns that
voted no license, but that these must be
granted by the selectmen.
The plain reading of the law will sus-
tain his decision, as this paper has
claimed from the start.
City Attorney Pat Melden, of Rutland,
says the Secretary of State is right.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-05-06
THAT BLUE CROSS.

Kindly Take 1t as Personal Invitation to
Renew Now.
We would ask all subscribers whose
subscription has expired and who find a
blue cross on their paper to please renew
soon. Collections have been very poor
this spring and we should regard a
prompt renewal as personal favor.
Please remember that out of the State
the terms are Sl.25, the 25 cents barely
covering the extra cost of wrappers,
postage, etc.
If you have not been properly credited
please ddUise us and we will make it
right.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-05-06
Serious Accident at HArdwick.

A shocking accident occurred at Hard
wick the afternoon of April 2Sth in the
box factory of w. w. Clifford. A piece
of two by four timber, which one of the
workmen was handling, was caught by
the circular saw and instantly hurled
across the mill, striking Mr.. Clifford
above the eyes, crushing his skull and
rendering him unconscious. Mr.. Clifford
is one of the oldest and most prosperous
residents of the town.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-05-06

During April 1904 there were but three
clear days; ten days clear part of the
day; thirteen days with some rain or
snow; about four inches of rain and
eighteen inches of snow fell: there were
twenty-one days with wind in the south
part or all of the day. Thermometers
registered low 1S degrees; highest 65
degrees. There were six white frosts.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-05-06
Democratic State Convention.

The unterrified will meet at Burling-
ton June % and elect delegates to the
National Democratic convention at St.
Louis. Addison county is entitled to
representation as follows:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-05-06
INTENTION

Here your chance. can improve your horses gait
by shoeing and him from interfering overreachng
stumbling, corns quartercracks and nine-tenhs of all
the lameness and trouble caused by poor shoeing. My
shoes will stay longer and better than others.
Your money back if l fail. Can anything be fairer?
My prices after this date will be as low as any town
out and my work the best. Remember the place,
the Old Red Shop
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-12-01
wIldernesS News.

Mr.. Willie Bailey and Oscar Curtis vie
tied Mr. Eddie Walkers family last week.
Miss Louise Sugg Of Caroline, Is our
popular teacher this SEASON.
Christmas is approaching and the
farmers are trying TO Re' their corn
housed before bad weather. Help IL very
scarce.
MIR. and Mrs l.. h Dickinson spent
Sunday at Mrs. D.ckiusOn's old home.
Mr.. Phillips, of Richmond, has been on
a visit to his relative, Mr. Robert Jen
niDgs.
Mrs. Ida Gordon Penny has returned
to her home, "GreeninR," after delight
ful visit to friends In your city.
The Sunday school will clOSe at Wilder
nees Chapel second Sunday in December.
The children will no doubt en- y the
usual "candy bags.
Messrs. John A, Charles A and Armi'
stead Gordon spent Thanksgiving at DR..
Gordon's. Messrs Marion Willis, Jr,
Turner Ratrie and Barton Mason also
were guests at DR.. Gorjon's These boys
seem To be spj ,yiog life, but were max
ing rabbits and birds live hard
People s-e killing fee fat hogs. They
seem unusually large for 80 early IN the
season.
Mr.. Ratrie, NJ Culpeptr, save he is buy
ing q good many liue CATTLE In Spotsyl'
yania. IL is good place to buy them.
Mir. Luther Walker attended church at
Richardsyile Sunday y. y.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-12-01
Richmond, Frederick.
burg and Potomac
\ Railroad.
Schedule in effect Nov. 27th. 1904

Schedule In effect Nov. 27th, 1904
LEAVE NoRTHwARD.
coo A. M. daily. Stops on signal
Oceoquan Sundays only.
s.34 A. M. daily. Stops at Alexandria
lO.41 Am. daily. Stops on signal at Lee
land. Brooke. Aqua, Wide Water, Ried
Quantico, Cherry Hill, Freestone. Negley
Occoquan, Lorton, Accotink, Frsnconia
Seminary and Alexandria.
LAB Z. M. daily except Sunday Stop
at Alexandria.
$50 =. Nj. daily. Stops on signal a.
Brooke, Wide Water, Quantico, an6
Alexandria.
1901 p. NJ. daily. Stops at Alexan
dris. Stops on signal at 0ccoquan OF
Sundays only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
$50 A. NJ. daily except Sunday, Rich
mond accommodation. Makes all stops
6.2l A. NJ. daily. Atlantic Coast Line
brain. Stops on signal at Wide Water
Summit, Guineas, Woodslane, PenOla
Rutherglen, Taylorsyille, and Glen Allen
Sundays only; and at Brooke Milford
boswell and Ashland daily.
GAS A. M. daily except Sunday. Makes
local stops on eignal.
1929 2. NJ. daily, s. A. L. train. Stops
on signal at LortOn and Occoqusn Sun.
days only and daily at Quantico, Milford
boswell and Ashland.
5.26 p. Nj. daily. Atlantic Coast Lin,
train. Stops at boswell and Ashland.
6.39 p. NJ. daily. Makes local stops
on signal.
SOC p. n. daily. Sesboard Air Ans
train. Stops at boswell and Ashland
on signal.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond
4. L. NJ. daily except Sunday, arrives
fredericksburg 6.33 p. NJ.
NOTE-Time OF arrivals and departures
aud connections not guaranteed.
c. c. COX, Agent
W. d. DUKE. c. W. CULP. W. p. TAYLOR
Gen. Man. Asst Gen. Man Trail Man