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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NJ Office is hereby given that the accounts Of
~ the subscriber, Administrator Of Joseph
9. seely, deceased, viii be audited and stated
to the Orphans court Of the county of Morris,
ON Friday, the first day of April next
HENRY P. Sicily,
Administrator,
4l99 Morristown N. J.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04

Boil together a cupful Of molasses,
one Of brown sugar and a tablespoon.
full each Of butter and vinegar, When
a drop hardens in cold water remove
from the fire. beat in small teaspoon
Iul Of baking soda, beat hard as long
as you can make the spoon move then
pAsar into a buttered pan.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04

and has had
fourishing SO
cieties in each
of the churches
of which he
has been pas
tor. He has
made a large
reputation as a
conductor of
Quiet Hour
services in con-
nection with in
tern tion a ]
Christian En-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04

Long P@nV@.
1 uster be a regular kid, bout two feet
high. guess,
A-wearin' bibs and aprons and a reg lar
MY ma she ulster make me wear my hair
in them there curlg;
guess she didn't know how fellers hate
to look like girls.
But Aow. you bet. I'm CROWN UP and got
a little chance;
amt no kid no longer; I'm
wearin'
long
pants.
1 ulster be baby; when l got a smash I
cried,
But I'm a-iearnin' how to fight: the fellers
ulster ride
AN over me and knock me down and call
me mothers own;
1 tell you now they amt 30 gay; they jes'
let me alone.
Cause bout a week ago l licked Ned
Brown and Billy Vance;
ain'e no baby any more; I'm
wearin'
long
pants.
ulster kinder hate the girls; wouldn't
ever play
mr. talk with them err walk with them,
but now 1t amt that way.
I'm tes little gone, the fellers say on
Susie White;
She's got such pretty eyes, and, say, her
smile IL out OF sight.
K.AsA week took her with me 10 a reg lar
grown up dance;
bet she likes me better since I'm
wearin'
long
pants.
-Milwaukee Sentinel
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

PURSUANT to the order OF the Surrogate ot
day of january, A D. one thousand nine hun.
dred and four, notice Is hereby given TO ali
persons having claims against the estate ps
deceased, to present the same. under oath Or
affirmation, to the subscriber on or before the
Second day Of October next, being Nine
Creditor negiecting to bring in and exhibit
his. her or their claim under oath or afiYHa'
ton within the time 80 limited viii be forever
against the Administrative.
Dated the Second day Of January, A. d. 1904
CATHERINE j. Hills,
AdmiuistratYfx,
1924 4l58 Whippany. N. j
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04
Always FLY Away.

Riches have wings all right, but they
are. it would seem. trained only for an
outward flight. Judge.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04
A wen known Ende.vorer.

Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman. d. D., is
one of the most widely known evan
gelistic preachers Of the day. He is
an enthusiastic Christian Endeavorer
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04

Philosophy is that which enables a
rich man to say there is no disgrace in
zDedng poor.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04
Nickel Plate Roads New Tourist
Sleeping Cars.

If you expect to take advantage of
the low colonist rates to the Pacific
Coast, write r. E. Payne, General
Agent, POI Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
for particulars regarding their splendid
tourist sleeping cars. They afford a
comfortable journey at very low
cost.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-04

ten several books for Christian En-
deavorers and was counted one of the
best presidents the New York city
union has had. He also served one
term as vice president of the New York
state union.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-09

SonbeIspopiere-Bafet biz gum
@etpiGt BON 10 un3en 5 Gents;
8adete iiber 10 llr5eu i6mer, 10
Gents COB gei6loiien, ODER riht)
nit 9(u&nobme bon Wanufcripten
nit beifoGgenOen Gorretturs9o9 er
Ierner ollie oerliegeIten Sa6en tiiebe
untenItebeno) 2 Gents PRO ltn5e,
nit ausnabnle bon @riefeu in Soft
Stationen, no Die Roitiaden nidt
ausaetrogen peroerL 1 Gent pro
lln3e. 8oItforten, ie 1 Gent
3tpeiter &laiie-Roitiahen Set'
tltnoen, DierteIiG6rli6 ooer otter Pr'
idetnen6e 8eiti6riiten, pe1fe nid]t
gratis bertGeilt nerOen. 0aS olges
meme BubIiflm be5ablt ooflr mt
gifen6abn.M arten SIT Der State bou
ie 1 Gent fir a lln5en oOer Sbetle
ouoon, ipenn niht beriiegelt.
0ritter 4laIIe- (ge6rltfte, feline
@lanco. 8iider), Girfulcre, aaoere
georltdte Saden, Gorreftur 3 8oQen
uno beifolgenoes Mauuicript, &d'
lentincs, Observation-Disclosures, SeIio-
tgpes, Gbromos, 8Iofate, 2itbo9ra'
pbie'n II. geOrufte 2In3eigen i'm au'
gemeinen, iGnmtli6, tuenn nitt
oetIie9eIt, 1 Gent fir 2 un5en ODER
peniger.
Sierter 9IoIIe - @aoren uno
Muiter, 8lunco.g Bidder un0 Yapiere,
@r3e, ale Saten, meId)e niht in IT.
genO elmer ser onoeren Gloiicn ell.
gei6GoiIen ltno ibrer Notiir nod
ri6t gefGbrIi6 oocr beroerbIi6 fir
sen Snbolt Der anoeren YoItiohcn
limb. (gin ipe3ieGe$ Geiet iebt OoS
8orto fir SGmereien, gbleger.
8itr3eln, Spr0Blinge uno Bflon3eil
oirf Die State bon einem Gent fir ie
2 ltn5en feIt.) SAILS borgenannte
Irtifel nift mebr, oils A Ffuno be-
trogen, / Gent pro llr5e ODER oeren
9rudt6eil.
8egiItrationSoebiibr fir @riefe
Ino onoere Goltienoungen betrdgt !
Gents.
@oorenproben - 8odete Biz gu
A lln5en 2 Gents; Gofcte iiber q lin,
gen idfper, 1 Sent fir iebe 2 lln5cu
o6er ocrcn 9rudtbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-09

4" oloene Sommertage nit unpers
SD Gnoerlih bluuem Simmel iiber
q griini6immernoen Watten uno
@eibbubenjooeln pobin man
9ing. Marta, 9rofeKor Reen uno
9dniel bur4itreiften MIR bic nG6Ite
llmgsgenb. 2anQium i4lenbsrten lie
auf BEN bequemiten @egen, inoeb Sans
lei, bic 6Gnbe pol 8lumen, Dor ibnen
Der iprung.
Meneerstp unb Nitu pa9ten iih
neiter binouf. bed bineir in Die praht
Der Nlpenpelt. Spnnperbrdnnt, betB
ulio miioe, aber Iiets iebniii6tig, neue
S6Dnbsiten Der 8srge uuf3uiu6en, to
men tie meiit erit gum 9emeinIdofts
liden 4benbbrot 5uriid.
Stiui6peigerb perldngerte ieber feis
men QufentbaIt bier. Qber Wenserstp
belt es auf bic 9duer ni9t obne feline
8ioline aus.
Wte lt.B iip lst9t aus Wiind9en
berf6iden. Gdipieriger mar fdon Der
transport zines 5liigeIs fir Martd.
Qber i6Iiebli6 1T fir 8eIo ales gu
boben-uno 10 itanb benn aud baIo elm
alter, aber nod tpunoerpoI fingenber
.8e9itein" in 5rau Subers Wobn5ims
mer. Dor alien perI6rieb Marta einen
gan5en Poiten leidter 9luIen unb 2eis
nenan5iige fir. 9unieI. Der orme
fleine 9erl idmorte formli6 in feinem
biden Su6titteI.
Reen tiBte ibr bantbur bic Sanb, aIS
er 9aniel 10 portbsilboft perGnbert fab.
Sas Sinh lebte fDrmIi6 uuf. Marta
iiubirte feline WiinI6e uno Reiaun9en.
sic peritano es rei5eno, nit benz tleis
men Sun9en gu ipielen, Der balb nit be-
aeiitsrter Qiebe an ibr hing. Sn Reens
Musen traten oft Sbrdnen. Sin uubez
f6reibli6 iebnfudtiger Qusbrud lag
auf ieinem 9efi9t, tpenn er iein ainb
BON tpeiblidsr 2iebe uno Jiiriorge I'M
eebsn fab.
Gs riibrte i'm tief bisie bp9itebenbe
aiinItlerin f1lidt lpie jeoe anbere 6rau
fid benz ainbe pibmen gu ieben. Nsin.
niht tpie jebe anbere Grau-ibr san3es
Gein unb Weien ipar bod piele 4ttoroe
bober aeitimmt lpis bic Der niitternen
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SCR. SGn9cr uun Baltimore.

&ouptQrtarticr: y@ermnnia MGn.
nerfor : SoQe"; SrGiiOent Senrp
@ieiefiuq, Ar. 228, perl. @niterns
glpc.; corrciponoircn0er ltno protos
foQircnoer ScfretGr 3. 8iuiom @it.
OeniltS, Nr. 1928, SrIcon8ItroBe;
Sinan5 . SefrctGr Is. Simmclbeber,
Nr. 3t5, Nor0.G oeuItroBe; S6os-
m~eiitcr $. Miflid, Nr. 7t3, @or.
ncritraBe; 9irigeut; oofont. Ser.
iommlung jeOen 5peiteu 6reitag i'm
Nfonot.
yIrion."
SotptQuorticr: Stog Sale, Nr.
205, Sanoper.S troBe. Singitun0e:
Wtittmod - 9irigent: S. 6. 8ranf.
DSormonie."
&ouptQlortier: gr. Ala, @eIt.
6apette.S troBe. Sinoitllnoe: 9ieu.
tags - 0irigcnt: Sobn q. alein.
o@ermonia.M Gnner6or."
SouptQuartier: @crmonia : MGns
nerbor Sale. Nr. 4t0-4t2, @eIt.
2ombor6.S troBe. SingItmhe; 9on-
nerItogS - 9irigent; Gbeooor Sem.
berger.
n6robiim."
;SouptQltartier: SrobIinn. Sale,
Nr. 200G, 8reocrid- Npenne. Sing.
ih1n0e: Mitt,podS-0irigcnt: Sobn
q. aleiu.
oarbeiter. WGnncr6or."
SouptQltartier; NnoreoS' SaIle,
Nr.314, SanoOeritroBe. G~ingitunoe;
9OnneritogS - 9irigent: Gbos. $.
9odalt.
n2ocuIt-&oint MGnnerdor."
SalptQlartier: 3mifer'S Sane,
@de Cuba. unO AnOreitraBe. Sing-
Itunoe: Sonnta9s = 9irieent: SUI
bert &riippel.
o9(rbeiter.
SauptQlartier: &ols' Soue, @r.
40S, @eit . 2eringtonitrabe. Sing
itilnoe: ~9ienita9s-0irigent Gbas.
$. 8o6ou.
.S6alio.M Gnnerhor.
Souptquartier: @oiet's SalIe, SIR.
1922, Sorforo.9(penue Si~ngitunoe:
Soiepb Bade.
n@o5art.@ Gnnerdor."
Sauptquortier: @roaomap SoteL
gde 9tooOmap uno SrleansitraBe.
SingItunoe: 9ienItasS = 9irisent:
Geo. 20. Goblmonn.
.@idenfran5."
Sauptquartier: Sobn Sdmiot's
(porm. 3orn's) Sone, @de 3. unb
@ougbltroBe, Sigblanbtolpn. Sing.
itunbe: Mittnods-Dirigent: gbp.
Sodner.
,Melooie."
Sauptqliartier: S. Ties' Sale,
gfe 2oipitrobe unb 9eloir Warft.
Singitunoe: 9onuerltags = 9iri-
gent s. &arolus.
y8erlnania. Nuartett. Club"
Sauptquartier: Meienberg's Saae,
Ger. tt6, 9oro YacaItraBe. Sing-
Itllnoe: 9ienita9s = 8irigent: s.
&arolus.
,Mesgers8 eianeberetn."
Saltptquartier: Soffmann's Saae,
Comp unb Sorreit StraBe. Sing.
itilnbe: 9ienltass - 9irigent: S. s.
Sranf.
.gbelipeiB."
Sauptquartier: @eorg S. @oer's
SaGe, Ger. 1, Sait-@nenie, Canton.
Singitunoe: 9ienitags = 9irigent:
@ug. Sdneioer.
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S0tffbrn6,
u 0 III q II
- bon -
SCnriCttc b. NlecrbGim6.
Gortiebuna.)

6ortiebung.)
,yuus murlen Ste I'm SttIen 9eIttz
ten babeu!"
sd bate meme qrbeit uno Die Grz
inHerunQ an einen retd)en, nun0eroolz
len 5ri6IinQ-Morto, ale Gr5eugniIe
meincs Dcntsns 1jno mur Die 6rii4te
jeuer 9ljit6e3eit."
Siam pas tDobr ietn2" Sic Iegte
bic 6ano iber bic 2tugen.
pSa, IS 1T TO-" iu9te or einfa9.
NtbcmIo5 tpdrtete iie auf Ieins fol-
eenDen @orte. 2(bcr er i6pieg unO
fab ernIt Dor fih bin.
Warum Bat er ni6t: Sci meinem
Sinoe cine Mutter-tomm in mein einz
flames 6nus!". sSubeIno tpijrbe ijs i9re
&unit, ibr freies 2ebeu bingepOrfen
baden obre &Iage, obne ben @eOanten,
Elm Opfer bamit gu bringen.
Qber er ipru4 Die e~rI6ienoeu Worte
ni9t.
Das 3;t6eripieI beritummte. g}ur
bic @riQen 3irpten nod i'm @rdft,
SD babe Sbr 2eben nur Our6 SET
tungsberidte oerfoIgen t0nneH," nabm
Reen nab elmer PauIe bas Geiprdh
ipieOer uuf. plies Slang unO
Sriump6."
.@om S%ton6puutt zines 3situn98s
reporters aus geIeben-ja. So odAte,
ba5 @ltge zines 5reunoss t0nnte tiefer
ie6eu. Bon meiner miibIeIigen Nrbett,
ben oft oer3peifeIten admpfen, in
benen iebe &iinItIernatur oft pergebens
na6 @uaorud tingen mub, BON meiner
tiefen 6er3enseiniomteit-nein babon
itano in ben &rititen ni6ts. @ud
nt6ts BON benz Durit no4 tpabrem
%@erItdnoniB."
y4o piel Qi6t 1T, gibt es aud
G6atten. Sic m06ten bod gepiB SIR
&iinitIerleben nit teinem anOeren Ders
toui6en?"
sic mertte in ibrer @rbitterung
nibts bon Der otbemloIen Gpannung,
nit Der er uuf i6re Qnttport partete.
gNatiirIi9 ni9t," iagte ie no9
einem tur3en Stiui4peigen rubig.
g2(ber ss pirb tijbt-i6 muB g(Ita
rufen; Die t0nnte Ii4 auf Der feu6ten
DteIe ertGlten."
Sic Itanb auf. Heen blie6 auf ieis
mem PIaB iiBen.
MengerstDs 3itber lag n1tlo8 i'm
bDben 9rdie. @r bate ben @rm Inn
2litas S9uItern gei6lungen.
Sbr blonoer &opf le6nte an ieiner
8ruit. Der WDno, Der ldngIam iiber
ben Bergen berauftom, beI9ien bell ibr
Iiebli6es profil. Gr i4ien ibr etipds
3u3ufIiItern; ob uno 81 brIdte er feline
2ippen leioenI4aftli6 uuf ibren Wuno
pber in ibr lodges Saar.
Wortas S6ritte bliebeu 9erdui9loS
in Dem mei9en GraIe. sic Itano uns
mittel6ar por benz 9aur, ebe Mtenqer5tp
iie bemertte. Wlit einem balls inter
briidten 3uf bes llnmutbs CAB er 2(ita
fret, bic iid ipie elm ialGfri9es Sinh
aus iiiBen 9rGumen aufri2tete.
yS9on 70 ipdt9 Dir iollen i9Iofen
9eben2 Out, Wldrta-t1 tomme. Wtors
gen 1T ia pieOer elm Sag-eiu bimms
lid i90ner, ionniger Sommertdg.""
Der Qusorud Der 9liidieligteit in
ibrem iaBen iungen @eii9t that Murta
ipeb. Obne Menger5tp an3ureben,
iegte Ie ibren @rm um Qita unO fiibrte
ie nit Ii6 fort.
MeugerStp blieb auf Der fat tuebeG
bonn MOnb bei4ienenen MieIe iteben.
@iner unbe3pingli9en NufDaaung
ieiner eraentrifden gtutur nudgebenb,
mari er ii6 pI0BIi6 in ras @ras uuo
brijdte feline Qippen ouf bic Gteue, mo
eben nod ber junge, blii6enoe aDrper
bes I9Dnen Wtdb9enS rubte.
9te 8rdIer unb 8liitben fhHlten
feline belize Gtirn nit feu6tem Sbuu.
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@eswei(er
bon empfeblensiuertben Siuans.,
Gn9rOs' nnO Observation-Disclosures.
Stnun5ieIIeS.
8anfen.
tHan3ieII s.

6irit NatiouaG 9anf 16, @eIt-Sara.
togo = StruBe; s, 9. Gerguion,
Graiioent; s. 9. 8ilcor, aoiiirer.
6armerS' ono MerGontS' gtational
9anf, 301, @oro.G Charles. StraBe;
GBos. z. Crane, 9rdiiOent; Garter
g.. 9$burn, 8oiiirer.
9elttide 8anf, Bennington. uno Soai.
OaD.StraBe; 81. 8. S6uI3, @rGii.
bent; 9luguIt @eber, 9oiIirer.
Commercial ouo Sormer8' 9ationoI
9onf, Soparo- uno @erman.St
8elteru Sectional 8onf, Ia, geor0.
@rtatu.S traBe; Soibuo q. Surpey,
PrGiiOent; @. Marriott, RuIIirer.
0rooerS' ano MedanicS' RationaG
9anf, @lltam. uno 6aDette. Str.
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6log' Ginem Der bon Notllr iebr iouLl.
Die gebrotene Idllbe old) ms Maui,
Sd lpette Orouf es itrebt iein @eilt,
GoB elm gltOerer bic Soube fir i'm
ipeiit.
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HUitmarfen aoCntnren.
Beridieoeue StoottbeiIe, IN peIden
Roit-@ertbiaden pertauft

FUTIsgSeTIDIuWeH DerIuuTI
tDeroen.
WeIbaIe - 6. .. Gcott.
Uorts5toCo - Burueu 3. Sappington.
@Uriu6sIOenue uHo SarriIuIIsS trQBe - SO'
bert e.. 81. Sau.
81, Strube uHb Suntin9opnsglbeHue 2puis
Heinbollar.
Srangentae - Siram aimbIe.
SortsglneuIe unb SobnIonsStrabe - q. .. q
S9eiot.
8. uHo @ousb'etraBs, SteblunbtOtpu Sas
6. Iruar.
Srangebiue - @eorae BEL.
glrgt. 20, tlnions9l6enue (g8oobbsrrb) -
Clarence 3. @iutaInS.
@roabtua1 nn6 gaItimoresg trass Seore,
). gBdD.
rlntersS Citation, ngennfbIbunier Euhn" - g
s, BrolpU.
GamOea station. .gaIttmorssS btosBabu".
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Sporbanfen.
Central SoOings 8onf, CHARLES.
mno 2egiugton-S troBe.


Sombletou & So, 10, Oit,2eriugton.
GtroBe.
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9u6bon0lung.
@lrutbcr'8 ocuti6e 9u66onOluu0.
sos, Oit.9aItimore. StroBe.
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91Cfer- Heouiiitcu.

&6e MperS & Sids So, tO4, 6iio.
@omorb.S Strobe.
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Geucr-8 criidcruugS .N9euten.

6euers8 erii6eruna Iaeuten.
Some 6rienOID Society," 1926, Gin.
Den . IDenue.
8. Z. SGadelfor0 & 60, 2, SIt.
SarotogoItroBe.
SenrD SO. @orfieIo (RoDoD, 2tO,
observation-disclosures.
9irdbeoO & Con, 2t4, OIt.2eging.
ton . StroBe.
SenneB & EoOlor, 306, OIt-2egiug.
ton : StroBe.
Burner & &boma8, ., 0It.Saratooa.
Strabe.
%. .. Selocn, II, 0It.9IeaIont.
StroBe.
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@anNoI8.S GnOIer.

@auGoI5-SGn0Ier
SboS. Wfottbeius & Son, Canton.
Gpcnue uno Ilbemarle. StraBe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, Ala, eight.
StraBe.
9led- uno emaiQirte StobIiuoorcn.
Notional @nomeIing & stamping
60, 100, S%onober.S troBe.
9ampfmaidincn, 8eiiel II. Yumpen.
@oloce Steb6ins & Cons, CHARLES.
unO 2ombar0.S troBe.
SanoDirtidaftIi6e @er0t6e un0 ga.
mereicn.
@riffitb & Surner So, 205, Ioro.
EacaitraBe.
Srnamentale 9robt.a rbeiteu.
0ufur & Co., 311, R..Solparo.St Str.
@rmitrong, Gator & 60, 106-18,
SopfinS-E lace.
S~regelas, Sertel & 50, 100, Sop.
fius-8lace.
Sbiiren, Se%nlterrnbmen II. Hnuleaur.
Sranf 9. @attins & 60, Yratt. uuo
Ereiioent-S traBe.
S6nupftobafS : 6a6rifanten.
q. Starr & 60, 436, Noro.G alpert.
StraBe.
3eiti6riiten : Maguain etc.
Baltimore Ieps Co., 319, 0or6.
8ermonsS traBe.
Sriebbofe.
Souoon &urf Cemetery, Office 81.
@eit-S aratoga-S traBe.
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@rnn6ciaenthums MofIcr.

Gicrce &. 0uoon & Gcpbcru, tG,
&erington.S traBe.
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6eueriidere M6beI. 2ogerung.
@robom'S 8oreDouie, @orf- @prnue
unO 9olpbiu.S traBe.
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Nie6erIanoe unb 9 e.
iibnnger II.

ausIdn6er miiIien nit Rdiien oer'
ieben ieir, iebod miro oieie WfaBre'
gel BEL SouriIten inter gepoDnlldel
llmitGnoen nidt ongcmenoet. Nad
einem &uientbalt BON 5ipei Wtof'oie''
iebod miiiien iid Iuslanoer loenflll'
siren ilno regiitriren loiien, Set Der
&breiie lit oie Goraeiemg zines ZEE
gitimations Gapier8 nidt erforocr'
ltd.
Sn @uiona Waramaribu) per.
Sen 8Giie ni6t perIangt, eberlo aut
SABA (9ataoia). - Sir 9 N O.
ra 9abaua) beitebeu oieielben We
geIn, ieoodl tbut man &oriitts bal.
Der gut, eineu YoB nit iid 81 fllD-
rem.
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biIi.
Sein BaB5pona.
@ d. 10 3.

6remoe in ser Sdiuei5 brolrdcn
feline YGiie p~or5uroeiIen, ieoo6 miro
o~ngerotben, altd bel einem 9eiude
oieies 2unoes einc ~berarti9e Segiti.
NATION nit ii6 81 fiibren. Sotelbe.
liter iino IN Ser Sdrpei5 fir tire
@GIte perontwortlid). ieoo6 miiiIen
6rem Sc in a~oIt61iiiern nno 9ripat.
pobnungen innerbalb breiBig Sa9en
ibre &Giie Bel ser Srtspoli5ei einrei'
den, uno miro ibnen bann elm auf-
entbaItS . 9ere6tigungsi1ein ousge'
fertigt. guslGnoer fontcit 81 ieoer
3eit unsebinoert wieoer oas Sono
perIaIien.
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gef6rhernna sun GOfIaden.

2Gnge Der erfor6crIi6en Belt sur
@rreihung Der berI6ie6enen
~@eItimmurgs1rte.
unten1tebeno lit Die ungefGbrc
3ett fir ltebermittelung Der 8oit.
iodeu pom Dem 8aItimorer 8oit.
@iireou mad Den baupti1dIifer
einbeimtI6en unS ou8nGrtigen
StGoten pcraeibnet.
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Sauptquartier: @eorg S. aber's
Saae, Scr. 1, Sait-apenne, Canton.
S%ingitunoe: 9ienItags = 9irigent:
@ug. Sdneioer.
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stoo Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a cons itutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitu ion and as
sis,ing nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fails to cure Send for list Of testi
ponials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO. To
edo, 0.
Sold by all druggists, 75e.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti
patton.
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aetter Than cold.

Il was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and nervous
debility" writes f. j. Green, of Ian
caster n. II. mo remedy helped me
until l began using Electric Bitters,
which cid me more good than all the
medicines I ever used. They have
also kept my wife in excellent health
for years. She says Electric Bitters
are just splendid for female troubles;
that they are a grand tonic and in
yigorator for weak. run down women
No other medicine can take its place
in our family" Try them. Only SOC
Satisfaction guaranteed by F. b. Lille
q Co
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Relief In one Minute.

one Minu Cough Cure gives relief
In one minute. because it kills the
microbe which tickies the mucous
membrane, causing the cough, and at
the same time clears the phlegm,
draws out the Inflammation and heals
and 500 hes the affected parts. One
Minute Cough Cure streng hens the
lungs. wards of pneumonia and is a
harmless and never falling cure in all
curablo cases OF Coughs. Colds and
Group, One Minute Cough Cure is
pleasant TO take. harmless and good
alike for young and old. Sold by }. n
Wallace.
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Jacob Anderson, an industrious ne
gro farmer living near Ardmore, says
that two crops Of good tobacco a year
can be raised in Indian territory. Last
year he planted 2,40O plants and
gathered 500 pounds. which he found
a ready market at prices ranging from
12h to 20 GEMS. He says that an
acre of Indian territory soil will grow
from 1900 to 1900 pounds of tobacco
He has cultivated tobacco in different
states for forty-fve years.
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INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
House Committee on Indian Affairs
Completed the Work Yesterday

Washington, D. c., Feb 22-The
house committee on Indian affairs has
completed the Indian appropriation
bin. The measure carries a total ap-
preparation of S7,61O,s13, based on es-
timates amounting to $77S2,2 ,252 The
amount of the last bill was $S.521,S06.
For current expenses the bill carries
1922. 400; fulfilling treaty obligations,
$2.O77, ,764; gratuities, $566,000; incl
dental expenses, $4,000; miscellan-
eous $6l5,S6s; schools, $S.551,S6S.
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Eseapd an Awful Fate.

Mr. H. Haggins Of Melbourne, Fla,
writes. my doctor told me had Con-
sumption and nothing could be dono
for me. was given up to die. The
offer of a free trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, in
duced me TO try it, Resul S were
startling. am now on the road TO
recovery and owe all to DR.. Kings
New Discovery. II surely saved my
life" This great cure is guaranteed
for all throat and lung diseases by f.
p. Lille & Co, druggis S. Price SOC
and S1.O0 Trial bottles free.
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Poverty Social.

Program for Poverty social al Ger
man hall, one block north Of city hall,
Monday evening, Feb. %, 1904;
Vladivostok Grand March
Comic song by comrade.
Double ddipg-Parson GuegeR-
heimer officiating
Wedding march.
Recitation. Mrs B. II. Painter,
Music by a Philippine soldier
Recitation by Miss May lhshrani-
Refreshments
Premiums for most comically dress
ed vlsn or woman.
Admission 10 copts.