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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-09
Fraternal Order Eagles.


The Sistersville Fraternal Or
der of Eagles held a very inter
esting meeting last evening In
their quarters in the McCoach
building. A large number of the
members of the organization were
present, and much important bus
mess was transacted. M. Fl. Nc
Knabb, Grand Worthy State Or
ganizer, of Wheeling, was pres
ent, and arrangements were per-
fected for attending the State
convention, which will meet In
Wheeling June IA to II inclu-
sive.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-09
At Oil Ridge.

Preaching services at school
house at 2:30 o'clock, by Rev. ID.
Barton Bowden. All are cordially
invited.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-09

The street cars bring many Gus
toners to Sistersville. Just no.
tice the cars and you will be sur
prised to note the number of peo-
Die the cars bring here to buy
goods.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-09

The Keystone State and Kama
wha are due to arrive here this
evening on their way to Pittsburg
at 6 o'clock. The Virginia and
Lorena will be Sundays Pitts
burg boats south.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-09
Baptist.

Services at II a. m. and Z 30
p. m, by the pastor, A. S. Kel-
ley.
Sunday-school at 9:45 a. m.
Bible classes for men and wom-
en-.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
at 7:30 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all the services Of this
church.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-09
HOLY Rosary.

The masses in the Holy Rosary
church tomorrow at $3.50 and
10:3 o'clock a. m.
Sunday-school at 2 30 p. m.
Vespers and benediction at Z 30
p. m.
All are cordially invited to at
attend these services.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-09
Episcopal.
Morning prayer.

Morning prayer.
Holy baptism, with a sermon at
II a. m.
Subject, "The Resurrection and
Character.
Sunday-school at 8 p. m. Even
ing prayer and sermon at Z 30.
Subject, est. Thomas.
Litany service on Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
The pews are free. Strangers
are invited to attend the services.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

&iiitcnncrionot $3.50 6Giier. Ger
Wtcblnlorft lit fIou bel %nofiteben0cn
11n+irt,tontt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
GOOicuclt'5 1ricOcnsclfcr.

@oibin9toM 2.G., Is. Sept.
- FrGiiOent &ooicpclt rat am som.
itoa Den Delegation Ser E~ntcrporlo.
mentoriiden Union" uidt mitocthpiIt
mann er Die ginloOunq sir glbboI.
tlrng elmer 5rpeitenG ricOcn5.G onfcrpn,
inn @oog an Die iibrjQcu 9}otionrn cr.
gcbcn Ioiien mill. @a oorf icoob cont
Itotirt mcroen, OaB ser Qr1iineut m
nit ntd)t bis 3ltm Nbihub Der Gcinb.
IeIiatcttcn 5lpiid)en HuBlan0 lmO IN.
pan mdrteu miro, mclht gciOp m br1
llntcr6eidlnrrn Der Naa0cr Goupcn.
ton geboren. &iclmcbr lit Is irinc
Nbiiht, in etluo feds &3ohcn Ole PIN.
9elegenbeit in InrcQlmg III brinocn.
0icStimmung Ger an0crcnD}1ftc
81 ermitteln un0 feiruitrlcn. ME lie
iiber 3eit mo Dirt Ger jucitcn 6ric-
0en9s Gonferen5 oentcu. Oicic Dor.
GrfunbiaHnQcu mcrocn pont
StuutS Department. cjnQcjoocn mcr.
Den. Solten bic ]NnhUortcn cinen
Sdritt rettfcrtiQcu 10 miro
Der Grdiiocnt icinc iormclc Ginla.
sur Gonfcrcm oorouaiidtIid,
anfongS tiiniti9en &obrc2 crloiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

an6orf's ~r@tDnumcHtal Sr1is,"
E%otnb1ros u1o q. Strabe, S~fablanotofpn,
gepenilber Der Monumental. 8rauerei".-
1d4lt9 betBe Wnbl8elten auf g.lte1una.
8iter heiber uHo faIter qunfb. @befas
peofe'Eeiep1oH - ct. Baul 1345 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
@crGauat:
&crlan9t i'm S%agcmcincm.

Gcuti1cs NrBeitss pa diuciiuugSsSutcnu
Ytr. 210, Glib ~burp=Strnbc, ltnter ser 9tniG1t
Der gSeuti6en @eieuibuft". - Sieienigen. oie
oelltlfe 3qlloiperfer. glrbciter ltnO Iienitbotell
3l beibdftigen lpiiufhcIL, iuuQen iib peri0nIib
ooer IN iranlirtet Nrtefe1 an ben 9l0entel Scr
@eielf6dft. 5uBnnn :. WicGer, 9ir. 2fg, Sfos
SBarpsStrnRc, peH0en, tuel6er unentaeItIib
@uSfuuit ertbeilen miro. (Snn2S1ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
@crlan8t: Srnucn nmS MaS6cn.


. WerInugt:
N elIler 6nnlttte bon orct Ecrionen, feiu g86
lDeM ln,o HllQel1; 9utca 0etm. yidh}ufra0en
IN Rr, Al, HorOsenDs strnRc. 2fS}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

9orn's rGtdenfrnna.Sane,"
{ ede 8. nno @ougbitr. Sulotluartte: bes
9iftrtfts III, 8. u.sg.,~ .GiGenfran3-
DatneroereinS, " Canton Snlmerfu. Pau.
lro Qetbbereins". 9euti6e NbetHiuein,
Sanoln1a. 3eIeoboHe: gbef. 1884 b;
Wo. @tnefor OF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

Nsam Mnsp,s Mshnnrnnt,
php Muaer's Mthaurani.

144t Gor6s9 enfrais lbe., Ode CIioer.str.
&auptQlartier oer pg8iI9elm 9ea 9oae
VIZ: herb; Q; 81. Of g" SerfammIufH
trdnfe. Barmer 9unf1 tdeIia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
Nns benz Sunern Mur0lanO-S uuS
ben angren5cnOCn Stautrn.
u ntiir N.

~ II.
&n &ngcrStomn bat ser SiilfSs
SnIonoiterer-Ginncbm 0onicl W.
&ei6orO rcii4nirt an icincr Stcuc lit
Sr. Wtuiam Sogan cruonnt mor0cn.
&n &oduiuc, MontQomcrU Gountu,
beobiid)tigt cine Nln5obl @oltinlorer
SopitolilterL einegSroppcr 6ubrit Gin
5ttridten mcnn 0ic NiirQcr Die Sc
b0lt0e 81 liefern ncriprcdlcn.
@ci elmer politiidcu @crionunhrrQ
in Cambridge pcruriuhtc Scr Hlti
vWtilc@," oNiilcS," DOB mebrcre &11o.
ben n6cltcr" riefcn 1no cincn 9ontf
perllriod)tcn. Wcbrcrc in Der Ser
iommllln9 nnmeienoe 6rallen ficlcn
in Obnmu6t.
9o9 &aiier I'M Gotomoc Don Glnls
bcrIol0 bis @oibington lit 10 nicOri0,
0oB Der Gbeiopeofc- Obio &anul nlht
9cnu0 @niicr gum @etric6e bon uoQ,
%beluocncn @ooten crbolten fam.
&n elmer &criommllng Scr Toynicr
ln0 @itrgcr Don @icumico. Gourtr
hoben Ole Nnueicn0cn cillcn @eihhlb
gcfoBt in mclfem Die StuotS. Hc0ie,
utng oufgeforoert miro, fir Den @uu
bon &onoitraBcn in Ornt genonntcn
GountD $4,000 5u pcripiuigen. Die
Anpobner Ger 2on0itraBcn pcrpilidj-
ten lid, 10 Rro5eat Der Soften 5ll lru-
gcn. U.1f'. Il 'i,bu;g
&n Garrett, 90 f0}eilen bon Gin1-
berlon0, lit Der lett orci 15obren &c,
Illdtc 6olidmiir5er Sorbcp &eiicr
bon 9lnocSs @cbcimpoIi5iItcn ncrbof-
tet moroen.
Geo. 0omncU, Elm 6cfonntcr Gar.
mer bon MoburrL Moibington Conn.
tn, bat bel elmer Qrploiion zines &c
lDcbreS Elm Nugc Oerloren.
Sn Cumberland lit ole olte y@cli.
cons@olle" an Die N}ili5 permietDct
luoroen.
&n Soli36urb, @icomico- GormtD
iuur0e Sri. 2Ilicc Smith uie Olr6
elm Wunocr Dor cincm pI0bliden5 o0r
bemubrt. Sr. elmer Nrnolep molic
cine <ti6c beitciqelt, nm sur Sog0
ST fnbren, ais lid 0oS @emebr ent.
llt0 uno Ole %d0ung brett iibcr Dem
iungen Wfdodcn in cine @ono illbr.
8ei Gentrcpiuc iir0 Die Nuiterlt.
fiider Capt. Qopio SoncS, Sac. @igs
gins unb 5luei anoben NomcnsGoul-
ter, 1T cinent Stlrnlc crtrltnten. Die
&ciden iino 9%cirrnOcn iporOerl.
&n Der HGbe pom StonlcD, So, jut
Elm Yoiingier5ul Der o9torfolf. @eitcrn
Elm mbctonnte9, ungcfdbr 20
oltc9 IroIcn5inmer iIberfob-
rem unO getootct
SIN Sonqicr. Suno bGIt Elm groBcS
ci6Woocr sur Belt feline
S6ieBiibrngcn
NN uutll SluutNIl Hllu IUBtlC
Oca peitliden WorpIono
Iino Barter mo 0oDiS.GlubS" or
1oniIirt iporOcn
Sn 6reoerid lit ole Satin oes Srn.
Sbriitopb @ocrucr I'M Alter bon 66
geitorbCh ,
Sn Der NGbc non @ogerstolpn lpilr.
De @rn. 9onicl GOrOea Elm Gfero llno
i'm @crtbc BON 5000 geitob.
en-. ,
Sn Qincfiln 6reOerid . Gountp, !
torb Sr. ". $. M}idoel inn alter bon :
Z Sobrcn.
2n Der Ndbc BON Gacrslie, Nae. J
gonp.Gonntu, lit Der 2ei6nom zines s
l%nbefonntcn oui Der giienbobn ae. ! .
llnoen mor0cn. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
Scutige S6luBrate:
ErDbnftcn.W arft.

nntenItebenoe Breiie 6e5ieben iid
arif Den @ngros.S anoel; fir Den
aleinbanoel mtB elm entipre6enoer
aufiblag gemadt neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
Gin ifareer Sbnt.

Ghiiben Sie ben Eorper gegen Trants
belt burd 9utt5 Piaen, elm abiolutes
SsiImittsl fur aOpfi9mer5en, Dpspeps
ia, MdIarid, 9urtIeibigteit unb dbnlis
DIE Qeioen. .
0r Suit: Sbrs 2sber pinen iinb baa
SriebraO OsS 2sb.ns. Sd tperbe itets
b,m 9ufan oar'bar iein, tpel6er mir
bief.iBsr gu msinsr asnntnib bradts.
q Toirleiab, pIatte Cannon, Col.
TTTTT'S Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
AnfttUns = Mnseigcn.
b e. @iauH, 9tmualt, 100 6~h.actinstOntr
gcrwanrrs .gerfauf
iuertBUulet ito umfannrci6lcu Wlcboer.gta
bItilemclie lin0 Observation-Disclosures

mertg1olen ino rmfnngrci6lcn Mlcbaer.Stas
bltienlcrts urO @ubnuIge sG igcntblinS
9tr. ~, Yruiun'e 2ane,
pelbeo N. N1sfibrllta elmer &erfilgu1a beS
Nreis1ertht3 Der StaoG Baltimore am 11uners
ttn9L ben 20. September, Iadmittngs 4 tlbr,
an Srt mo Steue alt 0ifcttIt6cr Wuitiun meiIis
bletelto neriieigert lucrbclI lou.
NegtnHe1o an Der SilOlueftfeite bon grotun's
Zane taud WtcBbaiLStruBe %aelIa1n) in einer
Sniternu1g bon 302 SUB mo 10 3oQ uoropelis
LID bon Sreoerids9lnemie. Damn noroueitltdb an
Sroiun's Cane lid eritredeno AZ SUB. ilno flos
iueitli6 In cincr qlei6mdBigeu @reite 145 fSlHs
tiei iiotpeitIi6 lid anSoebneHo bis 5u elmer
8 SUB breitc1 9lc0. init benz qerteinf6dftlihen
@ebrati6e o%ericlben. @inem iabrli6en @riinos
5trs BON 3u'antnen $Si unterlporfen.
Gas @iqentbnrt enibdlt fulgenoe 8ebduIidls
ieiten: elm grpbe5 9So6ubuis NIT 70 3inlrnert
mo @aoe8immer. S6ld6 tbulS, 9isbaus, 9iuuhs
bGlS, auti6e1s1temiie, Stdle. gSagenf6uppen.
2uaerball5 ltlo gSdqenbut, uno biloet Elm boil
~ttdnoiges unlialgrei6es WleBger = @tahIiiiemelt.
9Cle Standardization uio NnlageH befinoen Ii1
In etrem eritIluiitlen 3~uitunoe.
SerfaniSsgeotHaHHQell. etfi Srittel N1nr. Der
9feit nab 6 mo u llonaten. ODER Nles @adr.
mad 9elieben oeS Ndutcr5. Sin Sepoiitum bon
$3.50 miro bet'm &crfauie o%erIdngt.
@nrrH 6. Mann, Gerlpdlter,
9ir. 100, Sitseerin9tots Strabe.
9nttiiun & Sabnn, guiiionatoreH
(2G1 5.S72-3)
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6orm Srooutte.
Gier, pro 0ubeno t9c. bis 22c.
Butter, pro Bfuno :

SeoelloeS 0etllI9eL pro Rnlno:
oIte 0itbncr t3c. iunge Siibner
l3c.; Gnten t0c. bis t3c.; Sau6cn,
pro Foar 20c. bis 25c.
8 ii 6 G uno g emi e.
&ortoffeIn, pro 8ui6el Acc. bis
55c.; grimes Mois, pro Duseno 4c.
bis Sc; 3uterriiberL pro 9iinoel 1c.
bis t12c,; @eiBsobI, pro Come 81
bis So; 3miebeIn, pro 9uidel zoe.
bis $l.25; Garotten, pro 9iinoeI 1c.
bis 112c,; Tomatoes. pro 9uifel
32l4c. bis 40c. NcpieL pro Sub SOC.
bl3 $500; GontoloupeS, pro Crate
5Oc, bis $3.50; Nnono$, pro Crate
$500 bis $3.50; &iirli6e, pro aiIte
6oc. his %l.25; @irnen, pro 6aB 75c.
bis $500; Sellerie, pro Ouseno 2Oc.
bis SOC; Filuumcn, pro aorb Toe.
bis 12c,; 0omion$, pro IoB $500
bis $3.50; Sroubcn pro Seorb t5c.
bis 20c.
Groceries un6 8rooiiio.
mem.
SaI5fIeiihL pro 9fun6: feline Gu.
gor.GureO Shinfen t3c.; qroBe
Sltgar.GureO S6infen t212c.; ga.
Sugor.Gllreo S6iufen t2c.; Gu.
l%iforuier Sdinten 91@c.; SrQor.
Gllreo @ruitItiide t21ac.; Slngur.
Gltreo SduItern 10c.; troden geIul.
3ene Seitenrippeu SEC; Spedieiten
912c.; reines SbmoI5 in Sierces
See; trofen eciol5ene SdyuItern
9Ec.; SpediduItern 10Rc.; MeB.
SAweineiIeiih $14,50 pro Sob.
&otfinirter 3uder, pro 8funo:
gemiirfeIt 5.9615c.; puIueriitrt
5.3612c.; Ston6oro armuIirt
5.11Rc.; fein %gronuIirt 5.111ac.;
u, 5.ttKc.; Columbia 81,
5.0t Zee. geIber 4.50c. bis 4.SOc.
@er0Iteter aaffce: G. 6. g., 100
80. 9tlten 1896; 6. g. 6. 60 Bi6.
13.60c.; 6. 8. 6. SO 8funo
IS. reiner Saba 33c. bis
'312c.; gutter SABA 31c. bis 311ac.;
elmer W'offa Bic. bis 3t12c.; SABA
mo Mtoffu, gemiidt, 2S1ac. bis 29c.
Saba, gemiidt, &c. bis 271ac.; rel.
ler0torocuibo 24c. bis 241ac.; rel.
Ter So @uapra 24c. bis 241ac.;
elmer Santos 23c. bis 231ac.; Gan.
oS, aemii6t, 2t19c. bis 22c.; Rio,
22c. bis 2213c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

9Seaer 9ruHfbeit Der iSrai sur Ilebcrnabnre
ailaebotet cine autgebenoe lSirtbidbaft in elmer
lebr bclebteH Strabc. man doreiiire M. 81"
expedition oieies Slattce. C2T2-D'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
Seuti0e Shlubrote.

l1el; aus Den Gleoatoren 5uriidQe3o.
gen 1889 guidel; Gorrotb in ben
eleoatoren 310,52i gui6el. Ser
tolife: ein @oggor Nr. 3 meiBer I'M
eleoator 5u "a, 8 @oggouo ytr. 3
neIBer onf Der 9obn 81 1917, Elm
@dggon Nr. 2 genliifter oltf ser
Vo6n al 33.
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3H b~erfanfcn.


6drn1 bon 30 yldcrtt, tpopun 90 in auIturirs
lance nit Nuts mo alien Hotbmrnoiucn 81.
9dullhtcttct, / Nictle bon Der @iienhabn, in
0arioro-Gouni0. giuh5uirageu bel u. h. Scdls
tolo, vi. 5t9, 5hnsSctHcl= StrnBc. (2T3-S2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

1909, 8dnfsS truBe,
itdbe Der nitli6en Qolt8eiftation. Rars
ller annt6 bon 10 bis 2 llSr ytaumtttdas.
Biebner'S urtlbertreftIt9cS Bier am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
shps. enbtnitrin,r,s Nnnr-

1884 Observation-Disclosures Il. Sbio,
WetHe. Beri1mmlungS!oful ,@ertnantas
No9e 81; y.Aagent. Arb. SCI. sllHt. s2erein
bon Slfs8dltirlore"; Option @oncI. &, q.
p. -; .4Retalarb. sllHtOn 49,. SaIle Su
0ermietbeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
Canton anb Sisafauhtuus.
9ant0H uIo %iablnnotpDa,
&artpu nnb ptgblanotpnR.
glScr,s uNbrnrrih.nnnr.D

Ode @nits mo Salt. 9tOerme. Guntpn.
Wtnrulunosl elepbuu ~ p q.
9dlplaiatiter oes GCinn9bereins .GoeIs
peib." sSdmeus2creins 0es @oenpeib. "
Canton 9ottrIape5 ytr. 445. Z. 8. S., "
oSrtentnls Stitrtit3 gtr. 15s, >. ll.s0." uno
pS1ltoll Sparz II. Gcrgniiguil05 &ereins".
(Sept2t,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
SteQcngeinde.


etelcgcIuh:
sine oeutfbe 5rau tu0t StcauIa iud6reno
bes Cages fir lei6te Sausarbeit. g{ah3lIfrus
aetl bel 6rnu 2ueffler, Yir. iii, Sauuucr. Str,
3. Slur. (272-3I "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

1924 OfbBaIttatorese trabe' = Stmmet nm
Serren 81 oermietben. = TetnIfe @efr1nfe
lIrlo 8eine. pBa0s8ieus 8raucrei" sPier,
gerfamnllungsIoial pSItz9ombarbitr. Sits
nlerlp: Bnls ufto 2eiboereiH~. G5ef, s4eI.
U}f. gerron 4942-8,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

9om6nr6. unb g.. etraBe, SigbIonbtptur.
pie tetniten @cirdnfte aIler art. = Boil
ttdtotg 1e1 eingeri6tet. Sin 9efub auer
meiner Sreunoe unb oes Qubltfunts ia
AIIeeuletner ftetS p%iuIoEnien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
galtimOrer WarftberidJte.

baltimore %. Sept. 1901.
qFebL - 3ufitDr 1924 5aiicr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

@erIonot bon Den @l%epotoren 1892
9uIhel; &orrotb in Den @lepotorelt
1Ol,894 9uidcl. @erfGufe: 5ruci
@a9gonS 0enliidter 5l 81, 3 3mei
Moggons geniihtcr 81 81, 10000
Sobr SIT 81, 10000 90. 5u 5tA, TO-.
900 90. 5l 52H, 10000 Stemret
iueiBer Spot gu 50, elm @oQaon
9cmlldter ouf Der 9obn i'm @efdnQ.
nibbofe 81 So.
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Or. Wm. Berker,

S~| ~*Ft+ S|kfII1
rtgtitrirter b~entidter arst, 3O.tdhrtae prarts.
Spettnlttt tiir WdtHer' uno S~raueiisRrdnfbets
ten; oetlt IN ~tnr5etter 4ett Snb9iIts, auslniaa,
polls lino Dumb fr1nfbetteH, gnSfIife feosr
art. Gtrtfhlr, BoIutioHen, neroofe Shpdtne.
Snnlpoten5, .gtereIp uno Blafsn : ardnfbeiten.
6tttcs In DIT. geder's anatomifnen Whuieurr.
Nr. 1Os, Ctt.1altimurr.e trahe. Gpre6ftun6en:
BON . ubr Weorgens bis 10 ttbr abenoS; conn.
taes bot 10 ubr WlorgenS bis Q tibr ga0mit.
TAGS ino bon Q ubr bis 10 ilbr abenbS.
v. y: - OF. Beder'S RaHr beiIt untebIbar
teoen dusfluB. GpnfnIt1tton fret
f4pdi26 IN rae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

'6el; @eriunOt bon Den glepotorcn
3S,62S 9lidcl; Glepotoren &orrotb
f,081,955 9ui6eI, @erfGufc: Elm
@o9gon Spot 81 t11R, 1000 itrift
friiAcr Spot 3r 1ttH, 10000 Otto.
Der 81 tt2.
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Su uctfaufcu:

FL ucttaufcn:
Wlelrerc iuertboouc 6urlueu in glrne grunoeIs
her; 153 Nder. 100 Ider: cint0c birfsre TGTrter
itnb i'm boben <Itur5iitannc, ur6 merSer
l1lnntilth 5t nnllcbinburcH .ErcircH NM ltrrtrr
autcH "8eoiuguugeH OCuinufi. ~ "''
Sp9H =. gSiniamS,
Cir. 400. ct. Saul Sra6c. 9IIltinInrr mh
(Scpi27, tI1D ""'
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-28
lOWAN IN TROUBLE
MARRIAGE OF FORMER HuRLlNe.
TON MAN STOPPED IN uN.
USUAL WAY.

Chicago, Jan 27-The illness of
Miss Susan McLain, who was to have
been married to Otto E. Weber last
night. held in check it was stated by
the prospective groom's lawyers, the
second move in the course of the events
which brought on the sensational an
nouncement that the wedding had
been postponed. Miss McLain, it was
said, was slowly recovering from the
shock brought on by the charges Of
Mrs. Emma Belle Armstrong against
Weber and the $4,000 damage suit
Charges BlackmaI.
Only this fact, declared Weber's at
torneys, prevented them from taking
steps to bring about the prosecution
of Mrs. Armstrong and her attorney
Vim. E. Brown. on the charge OF
blackmail- This nave, it was de-
3clared, would inevitably be taken by
Weber to clear himself of the allega-
tions contained in the damage suit.
Weber was formerly a residen1 of
Burlington and is q. member Of well
known Iowa family.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-28
WRECKATE,DDYVILLE
RUNAWAY CARS COLLIDE WITH
FREIGHT TRAIN ON
BRIDGE.

~
Eddyville, Jan. 27.-tspeciall ~ A
wreck on the Iowa Central railway
here last night caused a general tie.
up of trains on the road and blocked
the track from o'clock last night un-
til noon today. No one was injured
but several cars were smashed into
kindling wood.
Runaway Cars Cause Trouble.
Engineer Jerry Lynch with an extra
freight train arrived just outside Of
Eddyville at about o'clock and leav-
ing almost all Of his train on the Des
Moines river bridge ran to the water
tank near the Eddyville depot.
Meanwhile several cars had broken
away from west bound freight be-
hind Lynch's train and had crashed
into the cars standing upon the bridge.
A box car and a coal car were wrecked
on the bridge and the remainder of the
string ran down the track and collided
with the two cars just behind the en-.
gine. These were wrecked as well.
Trains Delayed.
All the Iowa Central trains were de
layed here as the result of the acci
dent and the track was not cleared
until noon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-28
BL Y|THE IS FOR PEACE
iowa Delegation Does Not Agree
With Cummins on Canadian Plan.

. i rs {, N n y
In regard to the story that the dele
cation was divided on this question.
all members enter denial.
Canadian Question at Issue.
They say the question at issue now
is Canadian reciprocity, and that MI.
Cummins' ideas on this subject are not
favored. 1t is positively declared that
the delegation is unanimous on this
point, including Senator Dolliver.
The Presidents Stand.
Since Governor Cummins said there
never has been any difference between
himself and the Presidnet regarding
reciprocity, number of the Presi-
dents friends called at the syhite
House to ask the President about the
matter. 1t is said the President In.
yariabiy answered that if the governor
agreed with him his views could be-
found in his Minneapolis speech, ard
that these views had not changed.
To Circulate ioWan's Speech.
Copies of Major Lacey's speech ds
livered in the house last week Will bs
sent to many of the Iowa voters To-
morrow. In the speech l:as been IN
corporated, by special permission. the
Presidents Minneapolis speech, which
.counseled letting the tnriF alono for
thA nrasent.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-28
IS HIS BIRTHDAY
GERMAN PUBLIC EXTENDS CON.
CALCULATIONS TO WILLIAM
TODAY.

Berlin, Jan. 81. great crowd gath
cred in front of the palace early today
both to salute Emperor William on his
birthday and to get good places from
which to see the royal family and
court and other officials offer their
congratulations to the emperor.
Acknowledges Good Wishes.
The latter surrounded by the gener-
ais, appeared before a window over
looking the square and acknowled edged
the acclamations. From that time on
ward carriages defiled into the castle
courtyard, containing those of rank
sufficient to permit them to offer their
good wishes.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-28
low ANS SUICIDE.
MR.. AND MRS. j. 7. BROWN TIRE.
OF LIFE AND DIE
TOGETHER.

Pendleton, Oregon, Jan. 27.- The
bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brown
Of Reinbeck, Iowa, were found in the
hills south Of town yesterday. Mrs.
Brown had been shot in the breast
and her throat was cut from ear to
ear with a razor. Brown had shot
himself in the head and swallowed
poison.
a. note was found which said they
were tired of life and had agreed to
die together. Another letter written
by Mrs. Brown was addressed to Dear
Brother" which said:
when this letter reaches you I will
be no more. / have found another
man in Oregon whom love better than
my husband"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-28
BY H. j. MAH1N.l
Washington Burcau of the Courier.

sse'S''ihSteSb oN'S0A VI SuS SOuTtSFs
Washington, D. c., Jan. 27. !.
"a factional fight is the last thing /
want to see in Iowa." said j. w. Blythe
last night. I'VE have made repeated
attempts to compromise, but Governor
Cummins has refused. We still hope,
however, that the factional feeling will
not interfere with the selection of a
delegation of representative republi-
cans of the state to send to Chicago.
Delegates at Large.
II have no personal choice for dele
gates at large. If Mr. Cummins wants
to be one it would be perfectly satis-
factory to me. I also hope to see both
Senators Allison and Dolliver act as
delegates. am in favor of having all
the delegates instructed for Roose-
velt."
Railroads Not Interested.
"The railroads are not interested in
the tariff and have no interest in the
Iowa campaign this year"
Blythe Sees Roosevelt.
MIR. Blythe saw the President yes.
terday, and had a very pleasant confer
cnce He also saw various members Of
the delegation at the capitol.