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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-25

and Mrs. 5. p. Wishart, S1.00
Pine Grove, Miss Elizabeth Ba
ker and Mrs. James Barnett
S1.50; Warfordsburg NJ. E., 81. 90
Mays Chapel, $1.00; Akersville,
Sl.OO; Burnt Cabins Presbyterian
Sl.OO; Fort Littleton NJ. E., Miss
Ruckley and Miss Fraker, S1.O0;
Hustontown, S1.00; Tabor, S1.OO;
Bethlehem, Henry Wolf, $1.00;
Wells Valley M. f., Sl.00; Wells
Valley U. B., Sl.OO; Betnel, New
Grenada, Sl.00.
The committee on nomination,
nam ely, A. L. Mace, Obed II. Mel
lott, j. j. Conrad, and Mrs. w.
II. Baumgardner presented the
names of the following persons,
who were elected officers of the
Association for the following
year president, a. L. Mace; re-
cording secretary, b. W. Peck;
treasurer, NJ. w. Mace.
a. D. Kelly, Bethuel Powell,
Miss Elizabeth Baker, Miss Lydia
Mann and Mrs. c.. b. Stevens,
the auditing com mittee, examined
the accounts of the treasurer and
found them correct.
The place of holding the Con
vention next year will be deter
mined by the Executive commit
tee, and localities desiring TO have
next years convention should file
their request with Mr.. A. U.
Mace, president of the association
or with M. r. Shaffner, perma-
nent secretary.
Probably the largest number
of minister's We're present that
ever attended any one of our coun
ty conventions-Rev. A. G.. Wolf,
Rev. Henry Wolf, Rev. A. S. Wolf,
Rev. j. V. Adams, Rev. G. NJ.
Smith. Rev. VIM. A. West, Rev. j..
l.. Grove, Rev. Lewis Cham bers,
Rev. John Vrooman, Rev. b.
A. Salter, Rev. VIM. Dumvllle,
Rev. ID. w. Kelso,-12.
We take the liberty of suggest.
ing that those whose duty it shall
be TO prepare the work for next
years convention, may begin in
good time, and not put any ones
name on the program for the dis
discussion of subject without
having first obtained his or her
consent, and then give that per-
son time TO make satisfactory
preparation. The programs
should be distributed to those In.
terested at least a month previous
tothe convent 10
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY.
Announcement OF Exercises al Differ.
ent Points.
M'CONNELLSBuRG.

"Siiol ldl SCI NlCtS uuucT UIC
auspices of King Post 3G5, will be
held Sunday, May, 80, at 1890
A. NJ, at the Presbyterian church.
Sermon by Rev. Dr.. West.
All veterans will please assem-
BILE at the ROst room in McCon.
nellsburg at 1000 A. NJ. sharp,
to form in line aud march in a
body to the church.
Memorial exercises will be
held in the Court House, Monday,
May 30, 1904. The Superinten-
dents Of the Sabbath Schools are
requested to form their classes
at the Court House at loo 2. NJ, .,
to proceed TO the cemeteries of
their respective churches with
flowers to decorate the graves of
our fallen heroes. Elch class
will be escorted by mem mbers of
the G. A. r. After this ceremony
to return to the Court House,
where public services will be
held, beginning at 200 p. NJ.
The following ladies' are ap-
pointed committee on music and
flowers with power to select their
own subcommittee. Mrs. G.. b.
Stevens, music. Mrs. Louisa &.
Jackson, flowers.
The exercises to be held IN the
Court House will begin at p. NJ.
opening with music, and prayer
by Rev. j. V. Adams followed by
reading of Llncoln's Address at
Gettysburg.
Recitation by Miss May Sheets,
music by choir. Address by
Hon. w. Rush Gillian of Cham
bersburg, recitation by Miss
Katherine Cook, music, America,
benediction. The ministers of
all the churches, all orders and
citizens are cordially invited to
attend.
BY order of the Committee.
SIDELING HILL.
Memorial services will be held
at the Sideling Hill Baptistchurch
May 30th, under direction of p.
O. S. Of A. Camp No. $50.
10 o'clock, Flower service.
Praise Hymn.
Invocation, Ed. II. r. Palmer.
Music.
Recitation, Miss Temple Sny-
der.
Recitation, Miss Esta Hart.
Address, Prof. B. n. Palmer.
Music.
1.30 Music.
Recitation Miss Cora Funk.
Recitation Miss Lille Wink.
Music.
Address, Prof. }. d. Dell,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Music.
Recitation Miss Nell Palmer.
Recitation, Miss Orpha Snyder
Address, Hon. ID. II. Patterson.
Doxology.
The committee for placing flags
and flowers on the graves at the
different places are as follows
Tonoloway, Geo. Brakeall; War
fordsburg, Job Mann; Bethel,
Jo,. Fisher; Cedar Grove, JOS.
Carnell; Oakley, Jas. O'Rourke;
Union, David Gordon; Antioch,
Oliver Peck; Wink's Grave Yard,
VIM. Wink; Ebenezer, G. II. DIX.
on; Dunkard church, Wm. H.
Wink; Sideling Hill Baptist
church, Baltzer w. Mellott; Side
ling Hill Christian, Henry Strait;
Pleasant Grove, Wm. II. Wink.
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Mrs. Mary Ham, an aged lady
OF Saluvia, is dangerously i'll of
cancer of the throat.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-25
NUMBER SO
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Movements. as They
Come and Go.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED.
Home for Vacation, Away for an Outing, a
Trip for Business or Pleasure, You'u
Find II Right Here.

Thursday in town on business.
l.. G. Mann Of Everett, was in
town last Thursday on business.
Joseph Detwller, of Pittsburg,
was a business visitor at McCon.
nellsburg, Thursday.
VIM. ii. Wink of Needmore.
spent a few hours in town last
Wednesday.
DR.. West is in Lebanon attend.
ing an adjourned session of pres.
bytery.
s. A. Nesbit, aud daughter.
Miss Netha, were Mercersburg
visitors last Tuesday.
Mr.. Jeremiah Laidig of Hus.
tontown, was an early caller at
this Office Monday morning.
Mr.. John B. Runyan and son,
Russel, spent last Saturday after.
noon and Sunday at Needmore.
Mrs. James Carmack and her
daughter Miss Maggie of Clear
Ridge, spent last Friday in town.
Miss Barbara Martinez Indiana
Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Martin in the Cove.
Mrs. Ed Sinner of Walnut ST..
who has been IN Ill health the
past few months, continues SER
iouslv Ill.
Mr.. j. Slick, and D. F. Unger,
of Mercersburg, were registered
at the Washington house last
Wednesday.
Prothonotory George A. Harris
spent from Saturday until Mon
day, with relatives III Chambers
burg.
d. Malloy, who had been at
Grand Lodge as representative
of McConnellsburg Lodge |. O. O.
f. returned Monday.
Miss Cora Peck and her broth
er Sam of this place are having a
ten days outing among their rela-
tlves in Bedford county.
Mrs. S. M. Cook and Mrs, :.
A. Nesbit of this place, attended
the funeral of Mrs. Cooks uncle,
John S. Seylar of Foltz, last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Com.
erer of Burnt Cabins, spent day
in town last week. They have
in contemplation a trip to the
West this summer.
Master Reed Ray, who had
been called home on account of
the illness and death of his father
Elliott Ray, returned to the
Scotland 5. o. |. school, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Corbin,
and Miss jennie Lam berson-all
of Taylor township, were vel
come callers at the News Office
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Emery While of Madden..
VILE dropped into our sanctum
last Wednesday, left dollar, and
had his name added TO our rapid.
ly growing subscription list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hixon
and their little son and daughter,
Herman and Mildred, spent from
last Friday until Sunday. with
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Fields in
this place.
Mr.. Jessie A. Peck of Martins
burg, W. Va, spent from Satur-
day until Tuesday visiting his
mother Mrs. Nancy Peck and
other relatives in Belfast town
ship.
Mr.. Bernie Wishart, who has
been spending a couple of weeks
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
II. S. Wishart, left yesterday
morning for his home in Borden.
town, n. j.
Mrs. Shoemaker and daughter
Miss Mary, of Hustontown, were
among the large mum Der OF in
terested Sunday school workers
In attendance at the convention
Thursday and Friday.
Among the amber who recelv-
ed warm greeting at the Sunday
School convention, was Rev.
Lewis Chambers, who has gust
returned home from a prolonged
visit in the homes of his sons in
Wisconsin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
91nllllller AZ
gos,t &riegsfao

Dos Griegsgliif lit ben Sapanelen
bis iebt auf Dem Moilerstreu aeblieben.
HiAt lpenieer als II rafiiI6s @hla1t-
I9iffe uno Greuser, nebii elmer MnaabI
Sanonen= unb SorpeooboDte fino tbeiIs
tampfunfdbia eema6t morbeil o0er finoi
9eIunten. Bon ben Ganoueli BON Bort
Qrtbur tpuroen felblt Drei rllfIifDe
Sorpeooboote 3uiamnlenaeihoHen. neil
man glaubte es ieien iapaniibe, Gs
seugt oies bon einer polltonli,en fopfs
lolen 2eituna.
glu6 Der Greuser .goiorin" lit bur1
eigene nnoorlidti9feit berl 3ulien Inn
SaFen bon port artbur, als CT iiber
eine Mine fubr, in Die 2uft aefIpgen.
Qae Wlanu an goro, 1877 GfIiciere
uno NannIdaften iino babel nmge.
tomnen.
alleroinss fino aud cine 4nsdbI ia=
panther Rrie9sidiffe bei6doigt, bod
1T nur eins Oerielben untaugIia fiirs
@etedt 9emaat uno au6 gum 3nefe
arilnoli9pr &eparaturen mad einem
3rodenoof 9ebradt noroen.
gSie es ben Nniden bat, iino Die
Sapaner ieBt oOllig 9erren CUR SEE.
g8sniser erfolgrei6 iiao Die Sapaner
NIT ibren Sperationen auf oenl 2anoe.
sic bahen alleroin9s groBs Sruppen=
lnol1en auf &orea gelanoet, aber mebz
rere yerIuae, Sruppen in Der Ndhe
BON yort Artbur 5u lanoen, puroen
our4 Soiafen oerbinoert uno Iollen bic
Sapaner babel iber 500 Msann perlo=
ren baben.
gsl Dem gerlude, iiber ben eefrore-
men galt0l See su maritbiren. lino 600.
rullli9e SoIoaten, Die li6 auf oem Gife
perlrrt batten, erfroren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
0ciekAebnna.

Die @eIeBgebuna bat fib an gbreu
oes 9lnoenfen5 bon Senator 0Gnna bis
ndnhe Wobe Dcrta9t.
Yiel @rIprieBli6es iii iiber0aupt BON
unIeren 9erren 8eleb9ebern ni9t su or.
,parten, oOh ibeirt es. oils OBJ Die @or=
'i6e Sdulbill our6falen miro. IS
ndre oas penigItens Elm negatives
Berolenlt unIerer Sertreter.
6olgenoe gorlogen nuroen anae=
nonmen:
Ser itaatliden Nferbaube9Droe $55,=
600 su betpilligen.
Die idGrlitbe yeulllieuna BON $1,000
fir Gountp= =6airs 81 elmer Spesiallteusr
su MAIDEN.
Sebr bertrauenspoll aber nit on=
l6einenber 5iOerbeit ipri6t li6 Der
Se9islaturabaeoronete Sobn Rsib iiber
oas pabrldeinlide &elultot Der Sem
eren5=aaitati0n in Der 8eIebaebuna
pie folgt aus: Cine Mebrheit oes
Semperens= s=Nuslbuiies oes SauIes 1T
geaen ieoes tpeitere Semperenseeles"
la9te er, nuno miro periu6en, oerartiae
Waare ohne biel Geremonie in cen
&ebri6tbebalter 5u i6affen. Oie 3e=
publitaner in Der 2esislatur baben
feline 2uit nit Rateten 81 Ipielen uno
tlb Die SinQer gu berbrennen. Das
I'm 9e,bit aeaebene 8eriprebeh miro
gehalten tperoen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
YolittiOes.

aaum 1T Mart gamma toot, 10 be.
ainnt lAon Der Streit um feline Nah.
folQe als gunoesIenator. IS meroen
qenannt: 8ouperneur 6errif uno @un=
|grebmann Burton bon @lepelano ano
Seneral Did bon Qtron, bod neroen
ll1 obne 3lueiie! nod lpeitere Ye,perber
lnfinoen.
9anua NOR auh Yrdlioent oes repu=
blitaniIhen National= =@omites uno miro
nun on feline Steue Der gsicepralioent,
Generalpoltlneilier Bapne, Die republi=
tanll9e SanpN9ne bis gum 3uIam=
mentritt oe5 gtutional= =gomites leiteu.
Ser @onsreB bepilliste in 6orm Ell
ner Anleibe Ueitere 81 SOC, 600 fir bic
gDeltousltellun9 in ST. 2ouis. 9totiir=
llb oa9te teiner Der Yutrioten", bic
fir Die nInleibe~ itimmten, ouran, oaB
iemals ein Gent oabon in ben Yunoes=
lhaB SuriifflieBen peroe.
glm Treitag puiHrte oas 6aus oes
Gon9reb in l55 Ulinuten 800 priuat=
penlionsbills. 3iele Bills lino weiter
nl1ts als ein Giebfa9l am 8olte. 8e=
redti9te Penlionsaniprii6e meroen BON
YenllOns= =@ommiIidr erlsoiQt uno be-
ipllli9t uno nur QtnIprij6e, bic oas
Sl9t 5u l1euen BADEN, weroen oils Yri=
oatpenfonsbills olrboei6mua1ett; oa
aber belnabe leoer Der Derren goltsper=
treter au Soften on elmer iolden giu
eln Snterelie bat, 10 miro Der 5bmin=
Del unbeanltanoet our6 Die @sIeBmiible
aelo9t. Cine &tdbe badt Der anoeren
tein Nu9e aus.
Sas oeuOtrotii6e @on0rebmitolieo
Sbatrotb bon Colorado bat auf leinen
SIP Der3idtet, neil er lih uberseuat
bat, oaB ni6t er, ionoen osr Gepubli-
taner gonpn9e re6tmdBig erlpdblt 1T.
Sie yia, monob Die gy,R6nigin
bon 9om0i, 2iliuotolani, $3.50. 600
@ntl1doigun9 erlnlten lolte, lit i'm
VunoesIenot our9geTollen.
Sa Die 2saislatur bon Olio eeQen-
mdrtig III SiBun9 1T. 10 fdlt Die @r=
nennunN oes Nmtsna6Iol9ers oss ST.
nators gamma nibt Dem @onoerneur
9errtd slL fonoern Die 2eeislatur bat
ibn fttr oeu nit benz / N}dr3 1905
enoenoen tnto fir Den bis gum Wdr3
1911 lnufenoen 8erntn gu wdblsn.
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gOredIidte Gbat einer @a I'm.
iinni0em.

Des Moines, sSa., IL. Gebr. SRI.
9uloa Nelion, cine 16 Sabre alte Geb=
rerin in Sort 9ooae, Sa., bat i'm 3u=
ltano iempordren Dabnfinns nit einem
Bell tbre Wutter, tpabrenO hiefe idla=
feno I'M Bette lag. erI6lagen uno oann
Selbffnoro begansen. inoem lie in cine
@ifterne iprana. SRI. 9lelion bate
ibre 5telle in Sort DooQe Dor eini9er
3eit aus 8eiunohtitsriidiibten aufee-
aeben. Naboem fie ibre Mutter ee-
tOotet. bano lie iid brei gaaeleiien UNI
ben 0als uno ipraaa in Die Gilterne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18
8ersuirfte fait Oas Sepe,t.

etne fat tGrtliAe Ourbbrennerei pers
uriadte am Sein BON S. 9. Orner in
6rantltn @rppe, ST., cine fdwdrenpe
sSunoe, bic pier Sabre lang alIen Dut=
loren nno Wlepi3ineu wioertanp. 8ud-
LENS @rniea Salbe beilte ie iofcrt.
Die telte Salte in Der gBelt aeaen 5G-
morrboipen, Branbwnnpen, Suetl6un-
gen, Shnittwuuoen, munne 6uBe uno
itetfe @elenfe. Sur 25c. bic S6adtel.
Deiluns sarantirt Der gpotbefer 6. 9.
Nainsberses. Sn 8ainsbersers 9lpp-
tbefe pirp peutlh selpro1en.
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SaaoeSicnator Marcus 2sIon:
so Saana geItorbci.

Gaum einen Monat nadoern er bon
Der 8eRbgebun9 oss 5taates GbiD fii,
elnen smelten 5ermin gum yuhoes=
lenator eriuahft mar. lit anl Montuo
Nbeno Vunoeslenator gamma in WuIb=
Iiugton am NerOenfieber geltorben. Ser
5oo tam nl6t unerDartet, 0enn ihon
mebrere Gage Dorber tonnte man ieben,
Dap Die Srdfte oes Sranten I'M Sbpin-
ben maren uno nur ourb cen 8ebrouh
pon Stlmlltenten murDe oerielbe, in Den
leBten Sa9en nod am 2eben eeldlten.
Dtarcus 9llonSo gamma tpuroe am
"a. September 1887 in Sisbon, So
lumblana Co.. O.. geboren Sem
Ndter mar elm ar5t. bod gab oerIelbe
IpGter Den dr5tliben gerllf auf uno
piomete iib in Glepelano, tuobin Die
camille i'm Sabre 1852 unlso9 Dem
Gautmanns ltanOe. Ser lunqe 0anna,
tuelder in ben 8olfsihulen @leueIauos
lelne Nusbiloung erbalten bate. trat
I'M 70. Sabre III Die 6irma 9anna,
@arretlon u So. Elm, an oeren SpBe
lein Nater itauo, uno .nad Dem Sooe
oes leBteren trat er als leines Yuters
RabfOl9er in Die 6irma ein. s}m
Sabte 1867 l6fe lid Die 6irina out
un0 gamma trat in Die 6irmu 8booes,
@aro & 80. iiber. pelhe oamals oas
.9rORte Soblen= uno @liengeIbdft in
@leuelano bate. Sm Sabre 1877 trat
er al Die SplBe Der 6irma, Die ounn
lbren Nama in M. u. gamma & 50.
ulnlpanoelte. unter melhem Namen lie.
nod beute beltebt. 9uBer Dem Goblen=
uno Gllen9elddft mar aber gamma nod
BEL elmer Wenge auOerer @eFbdlte in
terellrt, ). y. an Der Gleuelauo 5rans-
portation @o, ole er Ielblt gum Yetriebe
DER S6info9rt ouf ben groBRu Scen
ins Seben 9eruItn lHo or9anilirt Bate.
Sm Sabre 1884 iuuroe 0auna aud
gum YrdIiOenten Der uuiOn glatiOnoI
Bant Don @leUeluno ertpdblt.
Serr gamma bate orei Giuoer, ,uel6e
lbn nebt ieluer gYttwe uberleben. Ser
ein5i9e Sobn. 9aniel R. 0anna, bat
i'll leBter 3eit piet pm DER 8ei1aits=
tbQtisteit ieints 9aters iibernommsn.
Bon ben 8Dhtern lit Die dttelte, Mabfl,
ieit oem SUM 1902 al 9arrp garlons
uno Die 5usite, Ruib, leit Dem sSunl
porigen Sabrcs an Solspb Mtoia Mc=
@ormlf in @bicaqo Derbeiratbet.
0rn. 0auna's 0erm6aen miro bpu
s2,000.000 auIpGrts gei1Qbt. @r
betaB WohnliBe in Walbin9ton, 56o-
masulle. 8a.. uno @leuelano.
gamma mar lmmer elm eifrioer &e=
publltoner, ober erlt Ourb bic Yrdli=
oenten-@ampaane BON 1896 erbielt er
einen nationalen 3uf, neil er es MAJ,
Ter WcRlnleD nomirirte unO ernQblte.
SIN Sabre 1897 wuroe Sherman BON
Wtc&lnleD in lein Gabinet berufen, um
fir gamma elnen PlaB i'm 8unoeslenat
frel au MAIDEN. gamma puroe pom
8puuerneur aum Senator ernannt uno
i'm Sabre 1898 bon Der 8elebQebuno
aud fir ben langen Sermin erludblt
uno beim 3ulammentrtt Der 8eleb=
9ebung wuroe er i'm Sanuar fir einen
5meiten 5ermin gepdblt.
DAB soer Name oes gerltorbenen in
lebter 3eit oft in 9erbinoune nit Der
republltanllden Domination eebrabt
muroe. lit allbefannt uno Elm Wort bon
ibm bdtte genii9t. Die domination Goo=
lepelt's unmOalib 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-18

9reensbur9, 3D., IL. Sfebr. gbar.
les Y. Srllaer. Der an 8. Suli b. &.
Den @onItabler gierer erl9oB, aIs oieier
'bn perbaften molte, ilt am lebten Gpns
nerlta9 in bieli9er Staot ourd oer
Strang binAeribtet poroen.
Srt9er, oehcn wirtli9er Name GmiI
getolustn 1T, bat na6 Ieiaer Beruribei-
lung ein 8eftdnoniB abQeleqt, in oem
er lltb 81 apOlf Meroen uno saGlreiaen
anoeren 8erbre9en betennt. Ser M6r=
Der NOR erit "a Sabre alt. SnIoIae
lelnes @efdnonilles ilt Die grmorouna
Oes ltdotlt9en S6abmeilters SObn S!es
bins bon NemcaItle, ga., oos lenlqtio=
nelllts Serbre6en, tpel1es in oieTem
3belle oes 2anoe5 ie beriibt puroe uno
wel6es Der PoIiaslbeb0roe flint Sabre
lang elm Hdtbiel war, auTgetldrt NOR.
ben.
Gr bstannte iid lauloia Der grmcr.
0un9 zines Sramps in enoiana i'm
Sabre 1894, ermoroete einen olteu
Wann beim aartenipiel in NaIbpiue.
Senn., ermoroete Spei MQnner am
Ohio in pittsburo, ermoroete einen
9eteftlp in Waihineton s5unctlon, er=
moroete Soln gIeDins am z. eSanuar
1899 bel elnem GaubanfaQ, err1orbete
4leranoer McNaugbt in Der gdbe BON
Sonobue Station, ermoroete ben gon=
ltabler SarrD #. gierer in sSamelpn.
Pa., am 9. Suli 1903 uno aeiteht bier
meltere Moroe su, Die er ni1t ndber an=
9eben tuolte.
NuBeroem beraubte Der Wenih bas
9aus lelner GroBmutter, beriibte einen
gabnfreoel al Der Pittsburq & gBe=
tern gabn, Serit0rts oas Saus zines
Stalleners nit 9pnamit, Iebte Elm
Waarenbais in 8reensbura in grono.
um bic poli3ei 5u beidditieen, mdbreno
er einen @inbru1 in oas gPonobarr
0otel beriibte, uno betannte Tcb au eli.
nem balben 9ubeno Worooerludben.
Gallbanfdllen etc. 8ranofiituna uno
Gaub maren ibm ettpas @eip6bnlihes.
Verbreben bilbeten ieine grboluno uno
Rade iein 3eitbertreib. Nabeau
iuntit't1ue ouit tgHl Oegdn9enen W0r0e
oerlibte er. um nit Semanoem quit
su perben.
Srli9er belab cine pbdnomentaIe
pbplii9e araft uno H0Bte Ielblf ben
hartaeiottenen Wdbtern 8rauen Elm.
gr mar Elm our9 uno our6 gntarteter
uno ertlarte gang often, bon elmer Ga=
mile bon 0erbrebern absulfammen.
Die griefe. Die er an feline 9lnaebDriaen
aeribtet uno bon ibnen empfanqen bat.
entballen 3uitdnoe. Die Der sseoer eiues
3ola ooer ginroau tuiirois tpdren.
Seine 8eitdnoniHe ipurben nift
9an5 ernft 9enonlmen, es' puroe aber
elm yeriu1 gemabt, Die llmipanbIuna
oes Sooesurtbeils in lebensldnolibe
3uhtbausltrafe ourhsuIeyen, ba einiae
Seute ibh fir mabnlinnig bielten. Gr
erb'elt aud einen Nuflbnb BON 80 Sa=
gen. oamlt GadDeriidnbige i'm unterr
n1en fonnten, er iplroe aber iir
burhaus seiltesaelunb befunoen uno
man glaubt iebt aud, baB Der Nann
DIE eiaaeltanoenen Mor0e, ober merlios
ltsns oOdh sinen Sbeil oapon, uirilih
bsgangen BAT.
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&leiOeritoTe.

Wir baben 9eraoe Die Stoffe, fir
biibl1e 6riihiabrs=N Nn5iise; cine uno
eine babe Yaro melt uno 9ans Wolle.
4lsioerltoffe, Die ionit fir $1.25 uno
$l.35 pertauft peroen. pdhrsno ben
ndbfen Is Saaeu fur 70 Gents per
Waro. 9ieie 9leioerfoffe baben mir
in allen Jdrben uno oieielben lino iebr
billis. Matbias & Co.,
l26 Weit 6o6fraBe,
43 Nen philadelphia, s..
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tpeoer gu unteripesfen pDer mad BEN
Noroolten, B. b. nah Der RQlabari uni
Dem N8aml=See. 5uriif3useben. ,Se.
bod ltelIen Die neueIten Melounoen au.
9leid felt. bnB Die 8erlufe an Wen.
ihsnteben, fotuie Die Yerluii iltung Der
6armen nett umfaugrsi1er getpelsn
limo. als bis9sr an9enommen moroen
mar. uno leioer pelbinoert Der Mtanael
an berittener Snfanterie Die lpiinIhens.
lpertle idnelle @inboluug Der 6enoe,
lpsl1e ben aeEammten Giebbeitano Der
GARNER De9trieben.
Sn Wet= uno guooeutldlano tabsn
unDetter 9rObeu S9aoen an9eri6tet.
&aFel mar tbeillpeiIe iiberidpemmt
uno Die SeU6lterung, in munben 9bei=
len Der @taot ben Idlimmnen I'M
blloen aus9elebt. Die 6Iiille iilolib
BON Der gDetterau traten aus uno bers
urla6ten geualtige 0erbeerunQen, bic
elnsn beoentli6en Notbfauo CUR 6oloe
baben miiiien, lpenn nibt raider Wit-
terunasrpe9iel eintritt. NamentliD in
Der 8eqeno bon 8ilbet in Sberbellen
b.etet lt6 Elm troItloies YilD. Sunoerte
uon SduIern lino bon ben 6lutben meg
9erlhen woroen, uno sabloIe arme
Sauern buben ibr 9anses Sab uno
8ut eingebibt. Ser aneeri6tete S6a.
Den 1T aroB.
Ser Neuntirdener Wusf6tstburm,
Der b0blte guntt oes Sosnualoes, 1T
oon oem furdtbaren Gturm aerl6rt
moroen uno nur nod Elm 9roBer 5riim.
merbaufen.
Wabreuo am @onntao in WarIhau
potriotiibe SemOnltrationen itattfon=
osn, puroe Elm 8raf 3embstp irrliuniq
nno er i6OB bon benz galton Ieiner
aus auf Ole Otenqe. @r
tOotete orei PerIonen uno oernunoets
@r oerIudte oann @elbt=
moro gu be9eben. lpuroe aber Ieftee=
nonmen.
Dian glaubt in oiplomatiI6en Rrei=
WV oaD oe 2uttCl uUU -OUlNulipIt UlP
Verle9enbeit i'm fsrnen Often
benilBsn weroen. nm ibre 8ifferen,en
Sum Austrag 81 brin9en. 5lrtiIbe
Seturitdten lino itit Dem 6. fSebruar
aefaaen.
Ser 6er5oa bon 2oo3 @orswuren bat
an9ebIld Dor Dem beI9liben 8eri0t Die
&ntmiinoi9umg ieines Sobues bean=
tra0t, neil oerlelbe iO9ur nsu oumm
lei. eine ameritaniIbe .grbin 81 ta=
perm. tpie f6 Der @emtit1smenIb
ausaeorilft baben iOQ. ST er etpa in
lelner Su0eno tIil9er 9elueien, als iein
5obn? gber fir Die am0rifanil6en
srblnnen 1T iene cpnii6e Ysmertung
sin b0ies &ompliment.
8ei ben Parlanent5tpobIen in Der
baben Die proareifuen cine
Dlaloritdt BON 5 SiBen erlan9t. 9ie
afritanoer er3ielten ndmli6 nur As
Wanoate uno ibre @e9ner so.
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Mir IaiIen ,ttiere Gonfi.rret=
ten
Gnnal sober, ..

tpeit hinter uns in bem Yefreben. bas
bette Mebl su MAIDEN. Ndtiame
Oausfrauen fennea Die Nor3iigli6feit
unIeres Mebls fiir @ebdf aller Mrt unb
f6nnen beItdtigen, baB oafelbe bon
por3igli6am 8eihmaf 1T unb man BEL
beHen @ebralld @el1 ipa.t.
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Gbirttpeitem nno SGSmc
cSafcts.

uniere elnae guswabl bon Shirt
ipelten. Stirts. id0nen Safets, ueber=
niirfen unS gel3Daareu nuB in Den
nd1ffen Isl Sageil Derfauft iperoen,
o5ne Riidfiht allf ben Gpltenpuntt.
Woat Sbr oe bette Nusnabl 10 tommt
balo, oa 0iee Waaren bel ben greiIen,
Die mir bafir berlanaen, itbnea ab-
geben. Matbias e. 80. 43
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= SroIhI1enfel linb nah Der gnt.

: Jrolhldenfel linb na1 Der gnt=
tdsioung oes SAabamts=Sefretdrs zig
8efii9el rubrisirt uoroen. Drei Mo.
nate baben Die 9arif-gIperten iiber Die
TroidiAenfel nadaeoaht uno oa III
bus Heinltat ibres Nadoentens. @iner
iDollte Die Sdenfel Der Droide als
GalbHeild. elm Wnoerer oils gnte, Der
Dritte als 9ubn bersollt 1abell. Ser
5babamtS : Sefretdr enti1ieb bann,
oaB lie ais 6efliisel 3u. rubri8iren uno
nit flint eents pro pfuno 3u peraoI-
len ieisn.
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Grieibpoen mit Nniiften hes

grieIbosen nit MnIihten oes
Gourtbaules, oes groaopap nit Dem
Gaurtbaus. oes WeIiieit=69ulbaules,
oes Suscaralpas &ipers, elmer Nnibt
bon Stem pbilaoelpbia i'm Sabre 1916,
eiuer Nniidt BON Canal 9oper i'm
Sabre 1876. elmer Nnliht bon Boar
nno elmer Nnlidt oes 8naoenbiltten
Monnmentss in unierer Office fir eli.
Sent per Stiid ooer s Slid fir fiini
gents. If.