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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-13
SCALE COMMITTEE
HIS 4 HARD TASK
Miners and Operators Hold Pro-
longed Sessions at Terre
Haute.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 12.-The
subscale committee of the Indiana coal
miners and operators have not yet report
ed agreement on the wage scale. One
member of the committee said that nothing
had been accomplished at the morning ses-
sion. There number of points yet
under discussion and it is not thought that
an agreement will be reached until to-
morrow. When the committee adjourned
Saturday it was expected that the scale
would be signed this afternoon. Members
of the committee decline to make any
statement regarding the progress that has
been made or the points of difference that
are causing such a prolonged session.
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HERO OF FASHOD4
RESIGNS FROM ARMY

PARIS, April 12.-The resignation of Col.
Marchand, the hero of the Fashoda Incl
dent. was officially confirmed to-day, with
an explanation that IL was not due to pique
because he was not appointed to follow the
far Eastern war operations, but because he
did not wish TO go into the colonial service
after his approaching marriage. However
il is generally believed the coloners failure
to be included in the French mission fol-
lowing the war led up to his retirement
The acceptance of Colonel Marchand's res
ign9tion awaits conference between War
Minister Andre and the colonel
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COURT REFUSES TO
INSTRUCT FOR BURNS
Motion Made by Alleged Boodler's
Attorney Is Denied at Grand
Rapids.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 12.-Coun-
sci for State Senator David r. Burns, who
is being tried here for bribery in connection
with the Lake Michigan water scandal,
moved to-day that the jury be instructed to
return verdict of not guilty. Counsel ar
gued that while the indictment charged that
Burns accepted $500 for his vote, the testi-
mony tended to show that the alleged pay
ment was only for introducing a bill in the
Legislature, and under the laws of Michi-
gan this was no crime. The motion was
denied.
During to-day's proceedings ex-State Sem
ator George E. Nichols arraigned on
the charge of perjury, his being another
case growing out of the water scandal
Nichols stood mute and a plea of not guilty
was entered for him. His present bail was
continued.
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RETURN OF 4 DISGUSTED
PHOTOGRAPHER

VICTORIA, 3. c., April ia. d. Ash
ton special photographer for a leading
New York weekly, arrived on the Northern
Pacific liner Victoria from Japan utterly
disguised with conditions there. He says
that everything worth photographing is
surrounded or guarded by military or naval
sentries He succeeded in securing a few
good pictures of military movements, but
saws il is useless wasting time in Japan at
present. The censorship is exceedingly
strict and very few correspondents have
been allowed TO go to the front.
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VANDALS TAKE PART
IN Il SALOON WAR
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GALVESTON, Ind, April 12-E. y. Ham,
ilton, a well-known cabinet maker here, is
the victim of persecution at the hands of
a gang of vandals. Tonight. for the sec
ond time in few weeks, the gang tore
down part of an unfinished house which
Mr.. Hamilton is building and carried the
materials away to another part of the
town. Mr.. Hamilton is prominent church
worker and ii is said he recently signed
a remonstrance against the saloons. The
liquor element is charged with the vandal-
ism.
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CITY TO SELL BOOM
BUTTONS At AUCTION

Special the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, April 12.-An auction sale
of Wabash boom buttons will be held here
tomorrow evening. The buttons bear the
inscription, Push Wabash to 10000" The
meeting will be in charge of the Wabash
Merchants Association. and the chairman
will be n. G.. Hunter, president of the Wa
bash Exchange, an organization whose pur-
pose is to assist in locating new factories
here For the first ten buttons, which bear
special designs, there will be several bid
ders, and it is probable that they will sell
for $500 apiece. The auctioneer tomorrow
night will be the Rev. L. l.. Carpenter, a
prominent Christian minister here.
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HAD GOOD TIME"
THEN TOOK POISON
Suicide of Daniel Carithers Ex-
planned in a Note to His
Parents.

Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT, Ind, April Fit has
been discovered that the cause of the sui
eide of Daniel Carithers here last Saturday
night was not disappointment in love, as
at first supposed. His note to his parents
stated that he had determined to have one
good time in his life before he died; that
he had lived on the farm all his life with
out any fun, and he was going to have it
for once. He got together 800, all he had,
came here, bought complete new outfit of
clothing, and for four days proceeded to
spend the rest of his savings. When his
money was gone he took morphine.
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GIRL SLAIN BY SUTOR,
WHO ENDS OWN LIFE
Victim of Jealous Man Is Hunted
Down by Her Muir
derer.

BATAVIA, n. Y. April 12.-Clyde Ore,
thirty-five years old, who halls from Wis
consin, shot and killed Addie Blossom,
twenty-three years old. to-day and then
killed himself. Ore met her at $50 this
afternoon and without word drew re-
volver and fired. The girl fell with a bull
let through the head, dying soon after
ward. Ore then drank carbolic acid and
sent a bullet into his brain.
Ore and the girl were to have been mar
ried two weeks ago. On that day, how
ever, a rival appeared, who claimed the
girl was engaged to him. In Ores pocket
was a letter from Addie Blossom in which
she said she wanted to hear from him.
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FIERY SEND-OFF FOR
KAISER WILHELM

MALTA. April 12.-The German imperial
yacht Hohenzollern. with Emperor William
on board, sailed at II 30 o'clock tonight,
escorted by a flotilla of torpedo boat de-
stroyers, for Syracuse, where the Emperor
will remain for three days. AS the Hohen-
zollern departed there was a splendid dis
play of rockets from Corradino heights, the
fleet was illuminated, and the batteries fired
salutes. while there was an immense cheer
ing crowd on the bastions.
The day was spent in the exchange of
Inequalities, and Emperor William planted
tree to commemorate his visit.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Ind. April l2.-Philip +.
Farley was convicted on charge of en-
bezzlement In the Daviess Circuit Court
to-day and sentenced TO prison from two
10 fourteen years. He collected money for
the +. Harley Grocery Company of Day
ton, O., and tailed 10 settle. He formerly
lived at Princeton. Ind.
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nIiterates Cannot Vote.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. April 12.-Among the
bills approved by the Governor to-day was
the Wilson bill. which provides for the
elimination of the party emblem from bal
lots. This bill is considered To be impor-
tant as IL will exclude from the suffrage
of ten 10 twelve counties OF the state a
large number OF illiicrates. Ii docs not.
however. effect Baltimore city.
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Cruiser Vnriag Raised.

NEW YORK. April 12.-Reports have been
received from Chemulpo. says World dis
patch from Kobe, Japan, that engineers
have raised the Russian cruiser variag 1t
Is said that the salvage of this vessel will
more than offset the cost of the merchant
men sunk in the attempts TO block Port
Arthur. which is estimated so far at Sc25 900.
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CIVIC LEAGUE PLANS
TO BEAUTIFY LEBANON

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON, Ind, April l2.--The Civic
League, at its meeting tonight. completed
its organization for the season of 1904 by
appointing a number of committees, which
will canvass their respective streets. ex-
plain the purpose of the league and solicit
members. The object Of the league is to
beautify Lebanon. 1t was voted to offer
prize of s. for the best kept and most orna-
mental lawn and yard; also a prize of So
to the boy or girl not over seventeen years
of age who has the most attractive flower
bed this summer.
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WASHINGTON. April 12--Forecast Tor
"Wednesday and Thursday:
Indiana-Fair and warmer on Wednesday
and Thursday; variable winds
Illinois-Fair and warmer on Wednesday.
Thursday fair; variable winds.
Ohio-Fair on Wednesday. Thursday fair
and warmer; variable winds.
North Dakota, South Dakota and Ne
braska-Fair and warmer on Wednesday,
Thursday partly cloudy
kentucky-Fair on Wednesday; warmer
In extreme west portion. Thursday fair
and warmer.
Kansas. Oklahoma. Indian Territory and
Arkansas-Fair and warmer on Wednes-
day. Thursday fair.
Wisconsn-Partly cloudy and warmer
Wednesday; showers at night or Thurs
day; variab bic winds.
Iowa-Fair and warmer on Wednesday.
Thursday fair.
Minnesota-Local rains and warmer.
Thursday partly cloudy: variable winds.
Lower Michigan-Fair Wednesday;
warmer in north and west portion. Thurs
day fair and variable winds.
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GAR REVIEWS THE
CRACK HORSE GUARDS

ST. PETERSBURG. April Fin accord
ance with his annual custom, the Emperor
this afternoon reviewed the Empress horse
guards. the crack cavalry regiment of the
empire. in their riding school on the horse
guard boulevard. the occasion being the
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Lebanon Pastor Resigns.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON. Ind. April 12.-The Rev. A. ].
Frank. because OF i'll health. has rendered
his resignation pastor of the Central
Christian Church OF this city, TO take effect
Immediately. The resignation was accepted
at meeting OF the church board held to-
night
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BOY TORN TO PIECES
IN Fl. WAYNE BREWERY
Felix Gladbach Meets Horrible
Death by Being Caught in
Flywheel.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, April 12.-Felix
Gladbach aged sixteen years. was torn to
pieces and killed in machine In the bot
Ting works of the Bergnoff brewery this
noon. He was making a shift in a belt run
by a gas engine. when he caught and
whired violently in the air. threshing of
his limbs and managing the body fright,
fully
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PARIS. April 13.-Thc Echo de Paris ST.
Petersburg correspondent says that the
German steamer Kaiser Wilhelm has ar
rived at Iibau. Russia and will be re-.
chrIstened MIMI
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Sin ieltiamer 9iecpro.
&eiu stueiter inltber it Der ganSem
Gepublif.

gSenn man i'm Stanbe lit, ppltti=
oes bein1ilhes 3euenis bei5ubrin=
gen. 70 lit oas OH iih Elm unbeitreit=
barer 8etpeis bon Geroienlt unb
Wert; tpenn mir aber nod Die fort.
gelebte Nnerfennuna BON 2euten
Dfferieren, Die por Sabren 8eugnis
ableeten. 10 fann Der 8eneis nibt
itdrter gemadt neroen. Gin 8iireer
erfennt oanfbar bas @ute al, oas
Doan' 8 9eieren=Biaen fir i'm 9etan
baben uno nahoem bic Sur elmer
iabrelanaen Sriifung untertuprfen
tuurbe. bdlt er nit leinem Sob, Iei=
mem gntbuiiasmns unb leiner @lns
pfeblung nibt 5urud. 9erarttee
5dlle eiebt es cine oan5e @nsabl in
ben 8ert, tpelbes 0pan's Nieren=
Billen in San Nntonip perribten
unb iDlh Elm Gecorb iit einsig in
ben Innalen Der Wteoiain.
Ser 40 Soleoao Strabe pub=
nenoe Zimmerman uno 8au=l1nter=
nebmer W. 6. Dabis, Der 9Dan' 8
Nierens8iIen in elmer 6ffentlihen
grtldrune i'm Wai 1902 enboriirte.
beitdtigt oieielbe in nod beitimn1tez
rem BDrten. tuie folet: nSm Wonat
Mai 1902 erlieB ib cine CUR GerDf=
fentlibung beitinmte @rfldrung, be-
siialid oer Wobltaten. Die if ourd
ben @ebraub BON Opan'8 9eieren<
Biqen erbielt, bic ppm Berar Drug
Store unb Slider & Sprineau oer=
fault neroen. Seit Der 8eit oer<
ipiirte id1 aerinee Nnaeihen meines
often 2eibens, eber ih fanb, oaB elm
paar BON D0an's ysieren- 8iqen, in
rebter Belt genommen, 1iemals ners
feblten, bic Nttacfe absunehren. SD
babe oieielben pielen sSreunbeu unb
Befannten empfoblen uno tperbe
fortfabren, es su tun, oenn iie baben
mir iebr gebolfen. gbe ib bic Bil=
len ttabm, fonnte ib mid ni9t nies
oerbeugen ooer aufri@ten. Wenn ib
irgeno etrpas pDm 8Doen aufbeben
mDlte, tl1llBte t1 meme Gntee beus
aen, anftatt meinen 8iiden. Wenn
ih mid ertdltete. 10 iblua Die grfdls
tung auf meine Wieren uno bic TGtigs
feit oieler Orgoue geriet in ldlimme
l1nDronune. Der 8miihenraum Der
Belt. felt ib meine erite @rfldrune
erlieB, bat oasu gebient, ben 8epeis
gu liefern, oaB bic 9eilune permaz
nent tuar.
Grbdltlid bel allen Droeuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiuburn
So. in Buffalo, &c. g., aueinige
Ngenten fiir bic Ser. Staoten.
GergeBt nidt ben Marnen . uan
uno acceutirt fein Subftitut.
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9ofationen tit Seras semnnidt.

Die 5riscp=Spitem 2anos Smmis
aratiDns NHociatipn lenft bereits
ibren 9ei( Der gintpanoerune nah
9eras.
Dreibunoertunofiinfsia Ngenten
oieler NiiDciation oGln Often uno
0oroen baben ioeben cine 9uur ourn
9eras beenbet uno ii9 nah ben 6iilfss
quellen oes Staates &c. ertunoiot,
I'M, Die 9atia9en ben 0eimftdttelu=
bern Der dlteren Staaten beiier pUrs
fiibren su f6nnen.
Dieie NKuciatipn lit Die mirf=
iarnfte, Die es giebt; iie bat Weenten
in ben gan5en Ser. Staten. @ollt
SIR @uer @igentum. auf Dem 2anoe
ooer in Der Staot, pertaufen, uiinIG)t
Sbr 3apital fir 6abriten poer
iraeno cine Snouitrie, idreibt an
&. g. 2emDn, Setretdr oes SIM
miarations Bureaus, Oept. u.
Sriscu @ebaube, ct. Souls, Mu.
9. q. 9nabes,
@eneral=s sSmntiaratipns=Noen
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Trete Reiie nad) ct. Vonls nmo

llm ben 8eiubern Der Weltous>
iteuuna entgeaensufommen, miro Die
W. SC. & E.=Babn (9be &atp) einen
neuen Shneasug suiIhen @alpee
ltun uno San Nntpniu uno ct.
Souls einle9en uno bic erfte BerIon,
Die einen @amen fiir oielen neuen
BUG einienbet, Der anaenommen
tueroen miro, erbdlt Elm 5rei>9idet
BON lrgeno elmer Station in 9eras
ttah ct. Souis uno suriid m6breno
Der NuSltelIung. Die folgenben Bee
olngungen itno 81 beubad3ten: Der
ytante tttuB neu uno origineg uue
tura uno oerftanblib iein. gtle Wtit.
teilungen in 8eaug bierauf fino au
rthten an Us. 6. Gru5h.
H. 8 bor SEQ. 620 3.
9allas. 9eras.
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iensr unertldrli6en RaturfpteIe tit tie
uls Ri1b etnfa9er, brdper 2eute geboz
rem, nit bener fie 10 tpenig gemein bat,
baB iie peber 8eritdnonib Bel ibnen
finben tonnte, nod aud jemals BON
ibnen burhf9out porben 1T. 0iefe
poGftanbiee 9erfdtebenbeit 5ipifhen
ibr unb ibren NneebOrigen, 3fpifden
ibren Roturanlogen unb ibren Der
bdltntifen bat fie idlieBli6 gu oem se=
na6t, mas iie it, 9euberft beftiee
2eibenfdoften uno Elm mabloier Gbrs
sets erfiiIIten fie., Wer lpeib. Oh iie iid,
penn ibr @elesenheit buau gebpten ippr=
ben fpdre. niht ebeniogut CUR 9elbin
als CUR ssmeinen Wbenteurerin unb
Werhresherin hate entfpideln f0nnen.
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(Ssurtiesuna fuGat.
0pm 1ap ,.a@ SairU.

u@l1lE 1yuUELuItC du@t StllULtus
SOL, 8ambeii," fann man iebt am
Shalter in Rapitaot erbalten. Die
erDBe Nfrifa ueberlanobahn, bic
Cecil Gbooes geplant bat, iit nun in
SIoafrifa fertta bis gum 8ambeii
unb miro in einen rieiigen Bogen
auf elmer 500 SUB boben Bride ben
Gbgruno iiberihreiten, in ben oer
Bambeli feline Waiiermaiien nieoers
ftiirst.
Der 8ictDria 5aa lit mebr al8
bDppelt 10 brett als Der Niagara@Sau
uno ameimal 10 boh. sWoii pa@
tunja. r6ier briiat &aub, rennt
Der @eaer ben SaG, oenn Der @iiht
Der tDlenoen @emdifer 1T meitbin
iiber 2ano iibtbar wie luallenoe
&auct.
l1no oieles Bunber tann man nun
chen 10 out tpie ben Niagara in be-
quetnem Babnmagen erreiben, no=
fir Tbos. gopt & Son bereits
5abrtarten fir GeiiegeieQlbaften
ausgeben. Die lebte Strede BON ben
&oblenberamerten bel Wantie biz
gum Sale puroe am IA. Mars be-
enoet.
8om Hictoria.TalIe aus BIG gum
9anaanifa see iino 400 engliihe
Weilen, fiir tuelhe Der Strede be-
reits feftgeleat iit. 8on Der Soee,
cine l1ferbabn Lungs ben groBen Bins
neniee 5u bauen. lit man aboefOn1s
men; in aitutu am Siioeube oes Sees
miro Der Geiienoe ben Dampfer be-
ftei9en, Der i'm CUR Sterilization
l1iumbarD bringen piro. 8miihen
oen maleriiden 3imu=See uno benz
Nlberts See-beibe tperben ebenfaIs
nit Dampfern befabren tperoen =
iinb 270 englilbe Weilen giienbabn
gu bauen; Die @aierfabrt auf oem
0eil bic 2bartum miro rtunmebr nur
mod smilden glhule uno Geoibaf
unterbrDhen, 100 bic iih ibnea fDls
aenben &ataratte 6urb Die 8abn
umgangen merben mitiien.
Da iebt Der meiBe Sell niht mebr,
tpie su grnin Baida's Belt, burb
Die Seoo i. 8dnte uno oeren oifen
Bfanaenfila eeiperrt lit. 10 miro Der
&eiienoe Die 1000 &m. snildeu &eo=
ihaf uno abartunl nit Dem Niloam-
pier suriidlegen, Der jebt auf oieler
Strede, auf oeren Sdlfte nas burb
Dberft Marbano berIbmte 5aihDoa
lieat, ibon felt Nnfane oieies Sabres
reaelm6Big pertebrt. @on &hartum
bic Wa0i 6alfa fiibrt bic 8abn, bon
bort Bis Niiuan tpieber Dampii9iff
uno bon Giiuan aus brinQt bic Babn
Die &eiienoeu bic 3airo uno Nles
CAMBRIA.
8miiben benz gictoria s5aa unb
&eoid3af ftnb nur nod $50 englilbe
Weilen 8abnitrede gu erbauen, pdbs
reno nom Sap bis gum 8ambeii
uno uDn Gbartunl. Bis &airD bereits
2785 enalifdbe Wellen iertiggeIteat
fino. Cecil 8buoes' eranbtoier
Blan Der Sap &airp 8abn miro
alp in penigen Sabren Wabrbeit
getuDroen lein uno 10, mie heute
ihon 9ouriiten-z 8iiae nah Uganda
uno oem Tittoria Gpansa fabren,
10 miro man balb Gunofabrten aui
oem groBartigen 9anQanifasSee uno
oem naleriihen 8itpusSee unternebs
men t0nnen. nahbem man Den Bit
toria Soil oes 8ambeii bemunbert
| hatte.
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SIR eifriftriafer nes 81. eiaritts.

Die n6reie 9reiie" 1T autoriiiert, Serrn
&tdbter 6 mar B 9pner ols Sanoioat
fir oaS Nmt oes Siitriftrihters bes 81.
@eribtss9iitrtfts, 8erar gDuntb, ansu~
fitnoieen, ab6dn9tg bon BEN bemDfratie
lhen Brmartuahlen. 9fidter 9tpber
tpuroe als geobfolser BON Ribter @larf
pDn @0b. 9anbam ernannt.
Die .5reie 8refie" lit autDriliert, 6errn
s. s. Sbielts als &nnbibat fir bas
Nmt oes Siitriftrtbters 6es 81. @eri9ts>
oiitrifts, 8erar gountp, an5utInbteen.
abban9ie ton ben oemDfratilhen Bri=
mdrtuahlen
9ie nSreie 8reiie" 1T autprifiert, Serrn
Solon Stepart. als &anbibat fir
oas Nmt bes 81 trittri 9ters oes 81.
@eribtsbiitritts, 8erar County. onau<
tiinbiqen, obbdneig bon ben bemotrati<
Ic3en HrtmGrmohlen.
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Giir Gounth . sdlnb,neiaer.

Die s5reie 8reiie fir 5eras" iit uuto=
riiiert. 9errn &ubolpb &riib ols
&anotoat fir oas Nmt oes gount1s sScbob<
meiiters bon 8eror @ounte an5utlnoi-
gen. abhdnoia bon ben 9rimaripablen.
Die uSreie 8reiie" 1T autDriiiert, Serrn
VI. y. 8 al ton ir. als &anbibaten fir
oas Intt oes gount tn g basmei.
tiers an5utiinotaen, obhdnsis bDn ben
oemofrotiiflen Yrim6rtpohlen am 9. Huli.
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@ar GrturliOnea sur gSelt=
Qlnsitellnna.

slm II. uno 81. Wlai oertouIt Die
2eras uno Bacific Babn Spesials
@rcuriionss s9idets naA ct. Souls
uno auriid bon allen Bunften ibrer
Sinie in 9eras, Grtauia8 unb 2oui.
llama fur tpeniger als einen eSahrs
preis. Die 9ifets Iino nur in ben
re9elmdBiaen Cars eiiltia unb fir Die
9auer bon iteben 9aaen. Genbet
gub an iraeno eiuen Gaenten Der
Qinie.
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3eiat feiu Mttleie.

rSahre lang oeriolete mid oas
Shidial fortpdbreno," ibreibt &.
U. 8ulIeoge in gerbena, 9llabamo.
SD lit furbtbar an 6dtnorrboioen,
ourh welhe "a @eidmulIte oerurs
iabt uuroen. 2lls alles Qnoere pers
iagte, beilte mid .8udlens Nruico
Salbe. SIT aleib gut fir 8rano.
tuunoen uno ale anberen Shmer,en
uno Qualen. 8oifet nur 25 Gents
in ben Gpotbeten BON s. Rolteper &
Son uno Goolpb DreiB.
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Sir 8erar @pnnth GRidter.

Die oSrete Breile" IT altt0rtIiert, Serrn
&tbter st. g. Green als &anbtoot fir
bas Gmt bes gountb.8tbters BON 8eror
gDmntb anaufiinbieen, abbdn9i9 bDn ben
oemofratiihen Brimdrtpahlen.
Die rSreie 8refle" lit autoriIiert Serrn
Setter Spnas als &anoioat fir bas
Nntt bes Gountp. .8ibters BON 8erar
gDuntb on5utlnbisen, abbdn9ie bon Ser
Yrtntdrpahl.
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Sdglide SOurilten St)laIlpaaeu

nad Californian. Z ebenio nud ct.
aouls oia 9eras & Bacific Babn
obne 8ehiel. Sbreibt an iroeno
etnen 9ifet N9enten tueaen oieies
rieuen Dienltes ooer on 6. IS. 9urs
tler, 9eneral= Baifogier. Ggent, 0al.
las. 9eras.
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giir Srieoensridlter tes /. greeiufts.

Die nSreie 8reRe" ift outoriiiert, Serrn
Qugnit $. &ieffer, (gapt. u. s..
&ieffer) als &anbibat fir oas Nmt oes
sSriebensrihters bes /. 8recinfts onsue
tiin6igen, abhdnaie bon Den oemDfrati-
5cben YrtmGruohlen.
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Sur Guuntb NumaIt.

Die pTreie Brefe" lit autoriiert Serrn
8bil. 8. Sh9Df als aonoioat, fir bos
@mt oes Gountp. Nntpalts ppn geror
9ountp an5utilnoiger, abb6naig BON SEN
oemofratiIrben 8rtmartuohlen,
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SIR 9iarift . Glerf.

Die n5reie 8reiie" 1T autoriIiert, Serrn
@eorae Surfeb als 8anbibaten fir
oas Imt oeS 3 iitrittsgterts anaus
tanotqen, abbanei9 bon ben oemufratiz
iben Brimdrtuablen.
pie sSreie 8reiie fir 8eras" ilt auto.
riitert, Serrn s. s. Nepill ais @onoiz
bat fiir oos glmt oes 9iftrift gIerfs an.
5utanoi9en, o6bdngts nDu ben 8rimdr-
tpabIek.
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N0ablam5et0ets.
fur 0iitriftriditer pee 57. Qiarifls

Die p5reie 8rehe" lit autoriiiert, Serrn
u. 8 minor als &anoibat fir oas 9nlt
oes 9iitriftricbters bes 81. @ert6tsbi<
itrifts, 8erar County, an5uflnoi9en. abs
b6naia BON ben benotrotiichen Briindre
ruublen.
9ie n5Sreie 9reie" lit autoriiiert. 6errn
&tchter Nrthur So. Seefte ipn als
&ouoioat fir bas Nmt bes 9iftriftricbters
oes 81. 9titrtfts, 8erar County, ansuftne
bi9en, abb6n9ig b0n ben oenofrattl1en
Brim$rruoblen. &icbter Seelielon tpurbe
als 0abfDleer npn &i6ter 8rpofs bDn
@ob 9anham ernannt.
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Siir gouuta. gommijifoner.

Die sSreie Breiie" 1T autoriIiert Serrn
5rant Sommers als &anoi6at fir
oas Mmt oes gountb=gommiIIioners bon
Yrecinct SEQ. 3. pon 8erar gountb ansu<
flnol8en, abbansie BON ben 9rimartuale
len.
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Ttir Gountasg(erf.

Die n5reie Breife" lit autoriiiert Serru
Sranf 81. % Netu ton als &anbioot fir
bic @ieoertuabf 81 benz Mmt bes guuntp.
@lerfs non Berar County anautiinoieen,
abhdnaia BON ben Brimdrtuoblen.
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Tur gtenersGo(Ieftor.

Die o6reie Breiie" lift autDriiiert Serrn
Banl Weeri d Ell B t als 8anbioat fir
oas Nmt oes Steuer>&oGlettDr bun 8erar
gDnntp onsufiinbisen, abhangie bon Ben
8rim1rtuahlen.
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Niir Gonnta . Nfefiors.

Die y5reie 8reiie" 1T autoriIiert, Serrn
as, B ernette oils &anbi6at FIR
ooS Nn1t oes County s45Ieliprs
oon Beror Gpuntp an6utiinoiaer, abhdu,
GIG, non ben bemofratiIhen grim6r<
tuahlen.