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The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26
A Sure THING.

( 1t is said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not alto
gether true. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is sure cure for all
lung and throat troubles. Thousands
can testify to that. Mrs, G. b. VanMet-
re OF Shepherdtown, W. Va, says 81 had
a severe case of bronchitis and for year
tried everything heard of, but got no
relief. One bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery then cured me absolutely"
It's infallible for Group, whooping cough,
grip, pneumonia and consumption. Try
1t. It's guaranteed by o. r. Long, drug
gist. Trial bottles free. Regular sizes,
Soc and SfO0.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26
Deals in Dirt.

filed for record IN the office OF the county
clerk and recorder:
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26
A Cure for Piles.

II had bad case of piles" says G.. f.
Carter, OF Atlanta, Ca, and consulted a
physician who advised me to try box
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. pur-
chased box and was entirely cured. 1t
is splendid for piles, giving relief instant
ly, and heartily recommend it to all
sufferers" DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
is unequalled for its healing qualities.
Eczema and other skin diseases, also
sores, cuts, burns, and wounds of every
kind are quickly cured by it. Sold by
o. r. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26

filed for record IN the Office OF the county
clerk and recorder:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
w. G. Dockum ct al to Leonard w.
Iarkhurst, acres in Sc or sc or
32-9-62 Observation-Disclosures coo
Adolph Girardot ct ux to Frank
Girardot, sw or Sc or, e hf sw or
and sw or sw or 6-6-63 .......... $50
Philomene +. Girardot to Frank
Grardot, all 1868. ............ 1900
George Spalding to Charles Il. Gar
land, special W d, lots 5, 0 and Z,
blk 1, Garland's add Elizabeth. $50
Knut ii. Huset to Frank M. Mel
son, ne ar 21-7-63 ........... 1900
Frank NJ. Nelson to W. H. Nor
comb, ne or 21-7-63 ....... /
Catherine Raney to David Shep-
herd. sw or 12-7-64. .............. 500
Francis Jos. Huber ct ux to John
Smarch, lots 4 and 5, blk 8, Kiowa l
Louisa Kelkenberg to Mathew
Plews, W hf 24-7-85 ......... 1900
Henry Kelkenberg to Mathew
Plews, ne or 24-7-65. ............ 800
William +. Rinker to Adolph Rink
er, W hf NV Or, Sc Or NV Or, swqr
ne or 1851. ................. 50
f. N. Lavell tyJames f. Neely, 60
xl50 feet south of Cooper avenue,
Elbert. .......... ........... 2OO
Richard L. Beeson to Thomas A.
Clarke ct al, sw or % S-64. ...... 700
Fred A. Young to Andy Hertneky,
s hf sc qr IS, sw Or sw or l7-10.61 450
w. ii. Morcomb to Andrew Ed
quist, ne or, hf sc or 2l, hf sw
or 22-7-63. 1000
j. Il. Fearnow to John Zund, hf
sw or 30-S-65 ................... 5OO
Adelgunde Kelton to Ida Elsner, o
hf m, ar Dl IN hf pxu ~ 81 n 40
Adelgunde Kelton to Thomas w.
Williams, W hf ne or, hf NV Or
ZU-S-bJ 49,. -............-... OuU
William L. Foster to Harry Con-
way, W hf Sc or 29-7-64 .s.. /
Harry Conway to William L. Fos-
ter, W hf ne or 29-7-64. .......... l
Oscar w. Blumichen to John
Quirm, sw or 22-6-63. ........... $50
@. +. Brock to Norman S. Grow, ne
or 2l-7-64. .....,.. 1000
James Oaks to Joseph Oaks. W hf
Sc or, sw or ne Or 1893. ... 400
Charles May to Roberta A. Squires,
G hf ne or, hf Sc Or IS, NV or 30
7-6U ................... lUUU
Theophilus Davies to Catherine
Davies, NV or 1864 ........... 1000
Friederika Ehmann to James S.
Thompson, ne or 32-7-61 ........ 100
Sam w. Mellor to Elbert Mercan-
tile Co., Sc or SC or 13, ne or ne or,
hf ne Or 24-9-65. ............. $40
Mrs. Madge Sides ct al to II. b,
Kerber, quit claim deed, lots %
and 20, frtg on Eccles ST., Elbcrt.
PATIENTS.
United States to James Oaks, hf Sc
or, sw or ne or 10 9-63, 120 acres.
United States to Ernst G.. f. Madsen,
n hf Sc or, sw or ne or 10, NV or sw or
IA 9-62, 100 acres.
United States to Edward Corkett, Sc
or "a 9-63, 100 acres.
United States to Knut II. Huset, ne or
21-7 So, 160 acres.
United States to William +. Rinker, W
hf NV or, Sc or NV or, sw or ne or 4-S-6l,
1925 acres.
United States to Thomas A. Hart, NV
or 25-10-63, 160 acres.
United States to Carl N. Gleason, hf
ne Or, hf Sc or S-9-63, 100 acres.
United States to William v. Blazer, n
hf ne or, hf NV Or S-9-63, 100 acres.
United States to Alexander G. Vottier,
hf ne or, e hf Sc or 6-9-63, 100 acres
United States to Hiram S. Goodwin,
Sc Or Sc or 10. sw or sw or IL, NV or NV
or IA, ne or ne or 1850, 100 acres.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at Denver, Colo. April u,

Land ONCE at Denver, Colo, April II, 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF hir intention to
make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver at Denver. Colo. June 0, 1904, viz:
WILLIAM McCAULEY,
Homestead Entry No. Is, 1855, for the northeast
quarter northwest quarter. north half northeast
quarter II, northwest quarter northwest quarter
Section ~, Township 10 south. Range 63 West
He names the following witnesser TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
Jo.eph tanner, of Fondis. Colo, James Irwin,
Nelson O. Wheeler. OF Ebert, Colo, Seth A.
Phelps OF Lndell Hotel, Denver. Colo.
April 2i-May % C. ID. FORD. Register.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26
0. r. Long

does not hesitate to recommend Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure to his friends and Gus
toners. Indigestion causes more i'll
health than anything else. 1t deranges
the stomach and brings on all manner of
disease. kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat, cures indigestion, dyspep-
sia and all stomach disorders. Kodol is
not only perfect digestant but a tissue
building tonic as well. Renewed health,
perfect strength and increased vitality
follow its use.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26

A heavy rain fell in this section Tues
day night and the Kiowa valley below the
school house looked like vast lake the
next morning. This country has been
favored with an abundance of moisture
during the last six weeks and the indica-
tions are good for all kinds of crops. The
country never looked more beautiful
than right now, with its carpet OF green
and beautiful flowers growing in the val
leys and on the hillsides everywhere.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26
Whoopins Cough.

"In the spring OF 1901 my children had
whooping cough" says Mrs. d. W. Capps
of Capps, Ala. 81 used Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy with the most satisfac-
tory results. / think this is the best
remedy / have ever seen for whooping
cough" This remedy keeps the cough
loose, lessons the severity and frequency
of the coughing spells and counteracts
any tendency toward pneumonia, For
sale by o. r. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26

Francis McCarten, who went to Dem
yer few weeks ago to be operated on,
writes from Los Angeles that the doc
tors considered it dangerous to operate
on him on account Of heart trouble, and
advised him to go to California, where
he and his wife now are. They are both
well pleased with the country, but Mrs.
McCarten finds the climate bad for her
rheumatism.-Kio Record.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE STATE
LANDS.

OrYIeK or THE STATE BOARD OF LAND Con-
NtssIoNERe.
Denver. Colorado. May 10, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph Oaks, whose
postoflice address fs Ebert, Colorado, on May 49,
1901, made application No. 327 to the State Board
OF Land Commissioners to ease the following de-
scribed Indemnity School Lands. situate In Elbert
County, Colorado, t0-wit.
SW Y Of Section 10, Township South, Range
81 West.
No other application to leare the above de-
scribcd premises objections against the above
application will be considered after June y. 1904.
May 26-June IS MARK G. WOODRUFF,
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-26

Joe Newman, the song humorist, did
not get here to fill his engagement Mon
day night owing to the change in our
train service. The entertainment will be
given this Thursday evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11
Silbcrnc Ericltcr. GnbilGcn.

Etttsbllrg, Eu. 10. Npril. -
Fatcr SonItnntin Seber BON Der ct.
Wa~ricnfirdc in9lllegbcnp bcain9 Dor.
aeltcrn Die Seier ieiues lilberneli
Ericl ter SllbilGilms. Der ,Sllbilar lit
i'm Sabre 1913 in Nopern geboren
unb lcit Dem Sabre 1878 in Imcrifo,
SIT Deld)er 3cit cr IN oas Nppi5iat Der
Seneoiftiner.Nbtei 81 2otrobe, ga,
eintrot, no or am s. Mpril 1879 5llll
Ericlter 9elucibt muroc. Gr perlob
leitbcm Die Seeliorge IN Gopington.
&p,, Sobnstomn, go, uno IN Gbis
cogo. Nadocm er nod einigc Sabre
an Der Ct. Soiepbs-airfe in Chicago
Ieelior9erild tbGtig gcrucicn trat CT
cine Mciie nnh Hom an, I'M iib BORT
5ltnt Siltorifer, @ibliotbcfur mo
Nltcrtbumsforld)er nlls5ltbiloet. glls
cr ieinc Stuoicn bort pollenoct, mar
or longe ais 9ibliotbctor in Der ct.
&lncents.M btei 81 Sotrobe tbGtig u1b
perlab oann mebrerc @%emeinoen in
pcrlhicocncn StGbten Eenninlpo.
nien'S, bis CT nj Die ct. Woriene@c-
mcinoc III Maegbenp bcruien muroc,
Mls Sd)riftltellcr nno &on5elreoncr
lit Der Subilur III mciten &reilen be.
funtt.
Cincinnati, 10. Mpril. -
Safer Nilbelm Shol bon Der bie.
ligcn ct. SolcphS.&irhe ~feiertc Dor.
acitcrn icin iilbernes Trieitcr- Subj
ld,lm bnrh Elm Nonfopfer. Der
Sllbilnr muroe onn 10. Scptcmbcr
1850 bel &oblelt5 0eboren mo fam
i'm Sabre 1878 noh Nmerifo. Set
Dem Sabre 1896 periiebt cr Die Secl.
Jorge an Der bicii9cn ct. Soiepbs.
Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11
Ter @npfcrf6nia anacfaQcn.

Nem Oorf, 10. gpriI. ~ @nl.
Is. Greene, Der Er1iioent Scr r@reene
Goninlioutco Copper Gomponp." bel.
ier befunnt alS &upierfonig, ipl,roc
aeitern bon cinem geipiiien Sanles u.
Goodman angeioQen nno NIT benz
Sobe bebrobt. is b%anbelte iid babel
I'M ounfle Winen : 5ransoftioncu.
Goodman ltammt bon Mri3otta nn0
b%ebnilptet, bon Greene folpiial be.
idiuinbclt moroen 3u ieit. Gr per-
longte bon ibm Mbrehnung mo 8elb
ittib gab. ieiner 6oroernng lctipos
0tohornd I'M ipeitlihen Stpl. @r
pobte @reene Dor oeiien Sous uiif
nnb crflartc ibni, ictt nliiiic nbaered,.
net lnerben. Greene nnbm ibn nit
iih tn ieit giireaii. Tort nerInngte
Goodman bon Inn 100000, 5og ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11
rgrlte Tipprn
Roman uon
tun.t Girrsberp
-"%"S"%
lShhIG.l

Wenn i'm ntdt Der GrnIt oes Srte&
uno Die biiitere Waieitdt pes Spoes,
Der ouf Der S1pelIe oieIes 3immer5
itonb, baran 9ebinOert bGtten, 10 tDiiro,
Iindle6cn nit einem 4u5ruf Der
fSreute i6rc Jrage bejobt 1a6en. 9enn
nun 3reifctte er nid)t mebr, odB er
bier DOR Der 2D1ung oes Ge6eimniHs3
ftanb, oas ibm 6ey5ert Wollmar I'M
fetncr qnpdltsebre piuen mist bate
offenbareu biirfen.
nS@afieu Gle 70 59nen als m0gs
lid etpas S6rei6gsrGtb our SteIe,"
fagte er gu Der S9peIter, limb mod
ir9eno sinen 3eugen-einen 4r5t oper
iper e5 FONT iet."
Gam te9rte CT az Paul 8eiIigs
Eager Suriid unb bra6te icinen WSunb
benz S9r pc3 Sterbsnosn gag3 nate.
Isle baben ben gripatier @plnftein crs
itpcben-ni9t pabr? lno sic babcn
8pIlmar %gerufen, neil sic SIR @elpiIs
fen erleintern lpoQten, ete Sie ppr Den
b6diten &idter treten2"
Qangiom 9pben ii6 bic Qtner BEG
decentralization. rSbm hobe i6 eS ia
Id)on seiagt," bra6te er nit @nitrens
gune berous. $50 Dplte i'm jeBt nur
BON ieiner S6peigcpfIift c%ntbinoen."
r@ber Sic bDren bod. Dab er idlper
franf lit, oaB er pieQeift iterben niro,
ebe er irgenb Semano Mittbeilung mo'
den f0nnie bon bem, mas or neib.
0arum miiien sic es mir nod einmal
faaen. Sd lam es S9ncn ni6t err
Iofisn."
Gcr Gterbenbe raffte Ilh au elmer
W%icberbpIung ieines @eItGnbni1Ies auf.
Gie mar mirtber anfhaulid) unb aus
fiibrIi9 uIs bic ShilberunQ. Die cr
Serbert 8ollmar gegeben, uber Rinds
Ie6en beioB iurifii9en G6arfIinn gee
mug, nm Die feblenben Gliecer 81 err
9GnSen unb pur6 rufGe SraQeu Die
2iden in Dem 9eri9t beg ltngliidIi9en
aussufiiler.
@ieberbolt 3rnur mubte Geilig ieint
8eidte unterbrehcn, neil feline &raFt
i'm 3u rcrlaIien rrobte. dber Der 2lr5t,
Der fn9leiG bic gan5e 8epeutung Der
SiIuation begriffen battle, regte purt
Elm Itimulirenbc5 Mitlcl bic I4lpiabens
ben Sebsnsgciiter pes jurgen Monnes
70 peit an, bab er pirtlib lis an bas
Gnbe ieiner Gr5d9lung fam. Nur
einige unipeIentlihe 6raaen nod ma
rem es, altf bic 9indIeben pbne Wntlpprt
bIieb, neil Der Refeyenbar in einen 3us
itqnb tieTer 8etpubtlpiigteit %gefdllen
mar, aus benz es, ME Der Mr3t Dem
&e9tsantpalt bur6 Elm 3ei9en anoers
tcte, tein Grlpoden me9r fir i'm 9eben
ipirbe.
3indleben Iieb bas bpn inn niebers
9ef6riebene, unter 10 leltIamen 8ers
bdltniHen entftanbene qrototpQ ppn
ben unlpeienoen 3eugen unter5ei9nen
uno perlieb na6 einem lebten mitleiois
gen Bid auf ben Sterbenben bas @.s
mad. I'm nit benz nd9Iten s3ug bic
9eimfabrt anSutreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11

men HepoIper unb belt i'm Greene
inter Die Holc. Sieicr abcr lit Elm
fnltbliitiger Mann aus Dem @eitel1
uno feb iid nid)t perbliiffen. Sic
&crbonblung 0allertc Iange ino Der
%Nri5onoer n%ie0erholte oas Spiel nit
Dem Hepolper mebrmlalS. Oas 90
3luii6enfnmnlcn BON anocren 2eiltci1
CAB obcr @recile @clegenbeit, lid o.
bon SIT ihleid)cn unb YoliSei 5u ril-
len. Goodman mrrbe perboftet nno
inter $4,000 @iirgifoit g%citelt, Die er
nid)t leiiten fonnte. Gr pbt in Den
Combs.
Greene CAB ipGtcr cine GrflGrlrng
folgenben SnboltS ob: Gie'cn @ooO'
man babe ih odlt oocr Sebn Wtol III
Den lebtcn bier Sobren gcicbcn. Gr
nno icin Gompognon Sranf Smith
p%erfouften &llpicrgrlbcn in Sonora
OH Die nDoolli Copper Company" uno
erbicltcn oofiir 100000 9(ftien oicicr
@eleui6oit. Sic pcrillbelten bo8
@clo. Sic glftien lporcl, oannols $50
nertb, lirb es obcr helte nid)t mchr.
Goodman b0lt iid fir beihminoclt.
Greene lit bon Soilie aus Troipec.
tor. Gr lit jest 6S Sabre alt u1o &c.
llbcr elmer gon5en an5ob( &upfcr,
iperfe IN Mcrifo, Californian llno
N~en'aFcrifo. @r fat aud 100000
Iter in Iri5ono. olif mcld)en 100000
Stlld @ieb meioen. 9c5eidncno lit,
Dob er in &crbor Dor Benz Toli3ei.
rld)ter ouf Sobn y. @otes, cincn
plclfoden WiQionGr, 6inluies, Der
blnter Goodman itebe, mo pcrbliint
o1oclltctc, oieier Gates merbc lpobl
etluoS BON Der eggplant gelpeienclr
Nttofc ruiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11
SMiffsbcmcanmacm.>

Us \ lngto II, 10. Npril. -
Scr Stronger uMtlnnto" lit aus Dem
cnroibilden Weer 5uriidgc5oocn ltno
Dem otlantiIdlen @cidmooer sl.oc.
tbellt, oas &ononcnboot .Wodins"
aus Dem liloatlontiihcn Meer 5llriid.
gc5o9cn ltno Dem @cifmaoer i'm ca.
roibiiGen Mcer 5lgetbeilt, bas
Shlo6tifiii nWniiodllietts" bonn
norootlaltild)cn Shlobtid)iii : @c,
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tronaIerirt moroen, meldcs Die Mu.
rinc-&ooctten i'm beporltebenocnS om.
lller ollf cine llcbungsfrel5fahrt ftcb,
men miro. Die critic S%orpeooboot.
Tlotille inter lieutenant 8. $.
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lbrc Tabrt bon 9torfolf llad) Den Tbi-
ltppen onaetretcn bat, bot Die lcbte
Strefc ibrer $4,000 Weilcn lonacll
tSobrt, BON Silgnporc ohnc llntcrbrc-
dung bis nod) ibrcm lcbten @eIti,u,
l1lllngsortc, Gopitc, o,9etreten, Der
urlpriillglifc Tnhrplon lit bcrart
mooifi5irt ulo nbgcfiir5t lporocn, ooB
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orf Iillf Wonnte bcrednetc Belt CT.
rcid)en miro. Gs bcitcbt aus Dem
Decatur" r@aibriogc," n@nrrn"
uGbomcep" mo .9ulc" llntcr Dem
8eleit oes Sdulihifis Buffalo"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11

~ lie Iuftldrungen, bic Ejndleben
~ benz Stdatsannalt unD benz
< Inter bon ieis
ncr aeiIe anthracite, madten
es gu elmer tpenig iADieri9en 4ufgdbe,
bas 0untel, oas bis gu oieiem Gage
iiber Dem GerbreGcn in Der @iua
Rot9e gelegen bate, gu liGten. Die
&idti9teit lieb ii6 uni6mer erpeiIen.
Der unIeIige We4iel, Der aqes pers
ihuloet bate, fano Ii9 unter BEN bonn
@eri6t beI4la9nobmten Yapieren
S%enobeims. 9ottor Gorbes, Dem Ell
CUR Priifung por9elcgt nurbe, erflGrte
pbne QDeiteres. bob feline Namenss
nntcri&riit 0efdli6t iei. 9omit ihicn
aud Die Olaubpiiroieteit oaer iibrigen
Nusio9cn Seili9s binlGn9li3 erpielcn.
DAB ppn ben 9eiupbnern Der 0iQu
Rotbe lpeoer iein &pmmen nod Iein
@eben bemertt lpproen mar, tonntt
bieie @laubpiiroisteit ni9t erIdiits
tern. 9enn ouf ernftli9es uno eins
nrin9lides Sefrd9cn muBten bic
Dienitbpten 5ugeben, baB iie geraoe nm
bieIe 3cit Iturt beI6dTtigt eerpeIen ieien
rnb baB ibnen besbolb Der Gintritt
zines 6remben re9t ppbl bate snts
eehen tDnnen.
Gin nod heterogeneous 9eirci8z
moment dber bilpste Der umItonp, pab
man bel elmer lnteriuhung Der bon
BEN Refcrenbar in ieinem Sotel Suri:t.
9elofenen 8aroerpbe einen nit 0luis
f.eden bebedten Mnsug fanb. 9ie
6emiiAe Inolpie lieb teinen 3peifel,
baB es ii6 Inn Wenfhenblut bonble.
uno 10 nor gepiHermaben bos lebte
@lieb in Der 8emeistette 9ei9lpHen.
unmittclbar nad Der Gernebmune
bes 8pttor Gorbss fdon bate Der llns
terTudungsri4ter 0aomur porfiibrsn
Ialen, nm ibr ibre 9uftentloifune an.
5utiinbigen. Sic mar bel oieIer uncr.
porteten Mittbeiluns in beftigea
Shlun5en ausgebrp1en, uno es bate
ben 2unoeeridtsrutb nidt 9erinst
Miibe 9~stpItet, Ie 81 berubieen. gtbet
fIe ip~ieperbolie jeBt ni9t mebr, bob fl
fib bupor fiirdte, 81 ben MsnI9en Sus
riidsntebren, benn ie bate felt ne,
Stunbe, Do ibr bic Mittbeilung ppr
!Serbcris fhiperer Grtroniung ssipor'
ben ipar, teinen beiBeren unb isbu.
lideren Wunia sebabt ais ben, ibl
0sfdngnib tpenisitens auf einen Elm.
sisen Gag perlafien Su biirfen. i'm i9r
nod einnudl gu ieben.
90 f9reu, ipie iie es angeii6is Del
iiberrai6enben Wenbung in ibrem &c.
fdid sebofit baben modts, Iieb iid iGl
Munih nun olerbinss niht erfiqen.
HuboIf b. Rindleben, Der le i'm
Gpre63immer erfpartete unb ibr obns
Elm Mort hes 9liidipunfdes, aber nil
einem Bid, Der berebter mar ais
morte. bic 6afb briidts, mubte ihr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11
Sic Cpicr ocs Wirbcllturms.

Sort sort f. 5eros, 10. Ipril.
Bel bcm bereits gcn1elbcten Gpf-
Ion Der iiber Simeitoite. County bin-
ipe9fcgte. lpuroen 5cbn Eerioncn &C.
tobtet nno 5lpon5i9 ldllper perlebt.
Die Mebr5obl Der @etDoteten ltno
Terletten fparen Neger, Die oi,i
9numtpoll : Elontagen orbeiteten.
Slim Iootc ipurben inter Den Sriim-
mern BON Wilf utb 2iina ~aeinnaen,
Die bon Der polcn Wudt 0es Srfons
eetroifen moroen paren. HSn 2linu
ml,rbe oltd) cine @eiBe aetootet. Gin.
selbeiten iito nift erbdltlid). bn
i1mmtIide 0rdbte nieoergemebt linb.
Der @erluit an Sieb lit grob. Sll
Yrairie @roue murben % Sauier mic
D%ergeipebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11

&arriS 6. 0erter, II Sabre alt.
lurroe IN &%onOolpb. Maii., mi sic
Inidrlloignng ucrbaitet. ieinen lin,
gercn grioer 9. q. Ierter am u.
Wars crnorhet II bateil. @r bebaltp.
tct, CT babe ieineli Yrliocr MIR 5uidl.
liz bel iunporiidtigem Spielen nit
Gcpolner erfd)ofIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11
6 BE-.
pnrHdItip.

Sreunbi Define Mabams
bat bod beute 8ofIeetrGnSden; bes
oienIt Oh benn bu niht?"-O :
m d b den: 80 nein, penn &.fTcs.
frdn5dcn 1T, bu buben mir ertra eint
Wufmdrtcfraii-bie III iaubItumml"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11
5%1lonrrnr Au,rinr.

Wir teebren unS, alien Sreunbsr
uno 8etunnten bic fpeben oliidIi6 er.
folgte I%uinabme u~nieres Spbncs, beg
&unitmalers Nbplor S1reitebt, in bag
&ono'riatipns!eritpa ergesenIt anau,
asigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11

Sn Chicago. SG.. ipurbe Der
Mpotbefer @alter s. Seibert in ieiner
Mpotbefc bon orei Ginbreferit iiber.
fallen iinb bltrd) einen Sd,ib aui Den
Soo perimlnoet. @iner Der Yanoiten
miirbe bon Der Holi5ei feitgenommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11
6 It 6 Dung.

Sic: ,9u, Scrmanr. Der @rat bat
mir bringenb 2uftperdnberuns anscs
ratbcn." = Gr Meteorploge): "Ods
trifft ii9 gut; bciite, fpdteltens mor'
gen, pirb Der Winp UNI hlagen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11

Sn 4bilooelphia, ga, lit 6. W.
Glarf. Toritebcr oeS V%onfhanieS T..
". Glarf & 60, I'M Mlter BON 16
Suhrcn ~gcitorberl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11


Trsgt die Die Suds, Die I'M imnsrGska HABIT
81. s !: 01HMzzssS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-11

~ lie Guftldrungen, Die Hjudleben
~ benz StdutsanpoIt unD benz
< Inter u9un9sri9ter pom ieis
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-19
Smuuulinc in OIden Times.

Smuggling was very generally prar
ticed in England in former times \
London journal says: Hardly a fam
lily upon our coastljne has not SNUG
Cling record ord ShaftcS bury
father OF the phjianthropist. sal al q in
ner at Heron court with the last of
the Hooper family. chairman of Gus
toms, when. with a great shouting and
clatter. a cavalcade Of smugglers with
wagon loads of struggled spirits dash
ed into view. Shaftesbury sprang te
the window aud called TO his host
The chairman of customs sat down
reso]utely with his back 70 the win
dow, nor would move until the last
echo OF the train had died away
When. ten minutes later, a troop OF
mounted excisemen pulled up at his
door he was trnthfullv able to sa,
tnat he had seen nothing nf the law.
less ones
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-19
Pine Bluff Trust Co.
M Pine Street
CURE FOR HAY FEVER
Anttoxine Serum to Be introduced l.
to General Practice.

New York. July -. " las; I z..9a"
has been discovered tor hay ~
The honor Of conquerin& the Ray t.&-s5
germ, toe. rests on an Am"ric;tH Pc
Dunbar. American head Of tue =
eienic lnstitut" IN Hamburg.
Dr., Dunbar, after seven y'afS 81.
antituAiu that will prevent an lnefG,
len, ease, cure a slight case ana ;,Gta.
" amohoraIc a bad case. i has ueV g.
before been used in this country 40.
Will, this fall, be prescribed IA gtrs"
raj practice for the first time.
The doctor found that by mfrodtp
in2 the pollen of hay fever producing
plants into the blood of animals Al
lowing The animals to become ttts@
ouehly inoculated with III. disoa@f-
and then drawing the blood off a,1@
separating the hay fever poison tGs%
cured which, when applied TO gro.
rhylaxis. would prevent, cufs GT
greatly aneliorate all the cases o. tFs>g
fever under his observation.
To test it in all climates. Dr. DW>
bar sent samples Of his antitox,li4 u
eminent physicians in other counties
with the request that they experluteet-.
with it and report the result :sne.
Emil Mayer Of New York was set, u.
cd DIS The American physician 70 ni.tfj.
the tests for this country Dr. May
! viii introduce the serum into us 2ey.
Cfal practice. i am convinced -.
SAID today, that we hay" at laSt tt,*.
covered a cure for disease Wuieh ig.4R
| hitherto been considered as practice.
| ~ incnrable. BY the use of this7
rum AIN satisfied that the moss I, =
firmed hay fever sufferer Will Dc -
ablcd to remain IN any climate 81.
chooses all the year around, and IT,
perfectly comfortabIe
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-19
Blanket Instead of an CVercoat

Wearing a blanket is usually assO-
ciated in the ordinary mind with In
dams and barbariC surroundings, but
a blanket is far more useful to the
outdoor man than it would seem at
first glance, therefore | will attempt
to make plain few Of It's good points
for the benefit of the man Who likes
TO know of the good things of the
earth-and the blanket IS one of them.
It makes the best hunters overcoat III
the world for cold weather, because it
is light. warm and loose. l. cIings
closely and Yet it IS not IN the way at
all and it is good alike in the chill Of
morning and evening and IL the more
moderate midday Also it is com
Portable garment that enables a man
to travel against a storm of wind and
snow that would soon wear him out
if he tried to travel either With a
cum bersome overcoat OF to go light"
Field and Stream