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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-07-01
Bvie4s Of the Week.


Luscious Fruits at Lewis's
Kitchen Cabinets and Cppboards, at
Whittingtons.
Fred Wilmington is constructing a
birch canoe for himself.
Nice improvements going on around
VIM. Harrington's home on the West
Side.
Nelson Johnson IS here from Grand
Rapids. combining business with
pleasure,
Come to East Jordan July 4th and
buy one of Mack's Watches and have
good time.
A. ]. Gibson has been appointed
postmaster of Central Lake, vice @. e.
Ramsey, resigned.
Mesdames Will Richardson and
Eugene Burdick drove over TO Boyne
City, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Roy, at Sui
tons Bay, were again paid a visit by
Mr.. Stork, Friday last.
Mrs. Jennie Davis of Newkirk,
Indian Territory, is here guest in the
family Of her brother, DR.. G. A. Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dickinson of
Petoskey are here guests in the family
Of their daughter, Mrs. Ii. W. Dlcken.
The latest style Breaches, Stick
Pins, Chains, Fobs and everything in
the Jewelry line at Mack's Jewelry
Store.
The Vaudeville Show which was to
have been here this week changed
their route on short notice, so that
East Jordan was cut out.
1t is reported that the Pere Mar
que tie will change from the American
10 the United States Express Com
pany, beginning August 1st.
MRS. James Howey left Monday for
Roseburg, Oregon. where she visits
her sons-Sidney and Fred Stewart
who were formerly residents here.
Tindale & Allen have placed Reg
al Piano Player In their Saloon for
trial Same was obtained through Mr.,
Cook. representing the Gable people
here.
Everything IS progressing finely
along the arrangements for the big 4tll
Of July celebration ard with favor.
able weather, we will surely have
fine crowd.
n. Boosinger. who was called tC
| Lansing last week by the death OF ID
G.. Hurd. returned to East Jordan
p, irst of the week, TO finish his visit
with his sons and daughters.
A number Of people are taking ad
vantage of The Cable Piano Company
factory sale. and are buying this Com
pany's celebrated makes at theil
greatly reduced closing out prices.
The Bill Boards and Windows will
soon be flashing the announcement OF
novelty attraction for LOYeday Opera
House on Saturday, July 8th--twt
Misunderstanding and evening
performance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

1iir MorulanO mo Otn Giitritt
Columbia it0nca 99ettcr mo per-
Gn0crlide @in0c.
Ger b0hite (bcrmomctcrltuno mar
50 8rao INN 3 llbr g|ubm.
Ger nicorigltc Ehcrmomctcrltolo
mar 20 @rGO nm ) llbr WtorQcn9.
Ger mittlcre NarometerltonO mar
5000.
Ser b0ditc Recommendations DER
lebtcn u Stumocn in nod)Iolgenoen
StGotcn mur, miC iol0t: Goltport y,
4ortlon0 n, Bolton -, NIbonO Sc,
9Sem- Dorf 81, &orri3bur0 ST. Fbllos
helpbio IS, Ntlnntic.GitD a. Gope
Wop 20, Moibin9ton 81, %9(or'olt -,
Sotteros 81, Charlotte IS, NSilmln9'
ton 80, Gborlciton 81, SoOonnob Sc,
SSodipnpiae Sc, Supitcr Sc, &ep-gSelt
SO, Ntlanta Sc, montgomery 80,
Ven.S Orleans So, Eoleitine -, 8ol-
ncItou Sc, Corpus @briltI 9S, Wtem'
pbiS 81, Cincinnati 81, Eitt@burG
90, OSlpc0o Sc, Buffalo Sc, GIcpc-
lon0 81. Gctroit 81. Nlpcuu Il, Wior.
olette y, Green @op SG, Gbicugo 76,
Qulutb 90, ct. Youl rs, Ct. Souia
80, aonioa.Gitp 80, Omobo Sc, Nlt'
ron 80, 9ianurf 81, %2iliIton 56,
Soprc 60, SeIeno 60, Salt Sufc Sin
IS, 0enpcr 50, Nortb Slate y,
goooe Gitu %, Amorillo %, S9a Nn-
geleS y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

gen uno u~nfoiien iefS pcridieoene
Sbeile:
I. Nor0meItlides 0eutidIono, I'M.
ter ipc5ieler Seriidiihtigung BON
Samburg mo Bremen.
,. Berlin lno Dit eltti6Inno
(HieienGebirge un6 So6ien).
8. Witteloeuti6lmO tSor5 ulO
S9iiringen).
a. @eIt.9 ettidlan6 (ocr @bein
bis 6ronfiurt a. NJ.
5. Sii6meItlideS Oeutidlon0 (oer
R6ein bis 9aiel, Gliob, Neiien ulb
@nocn).
6. @apern, @iirttemberg ut0 so.
D~cn5ollcrn.
Gicie 9roidiiren linN gratis IN ser
Office Ser &omburg Nmerifo. Clinic
crbGlt(id.
20 or06eut 6 err 6 lop6."
Ger .Norooeutifc 2lopo" in Ore.
men bat fir 6ie HeiieIuItigen ein
pr6dtiQ ialritrirtes Yompblet berous.
aeQcbell, nclde5 ole mtr gepiinihte
g(uSflmit ertbeilt mo bodylt lebrreid)
lit. 9uuf ic0cr Scite lit Elm forbenrci-
hc8 @ilO irgeno zines Der 0onpier,
ser @eritonluqen in 8remerbopen
urO iogor ser GIteiten 6obr5eu9e oeS
.2Iop0." Qo9 BUD entbdlt 5unofIt
cine @ei6idtc Oe3 oNorooeutlden
QGop0," cine @cipredlng oc$ Setrle-
bc8, ole oerihieOcncu Sinien, cine 3il-
iummeniteQlmg ser GlOtte, Die Gel.
ihtngen uno 6oiiumGaIGbi9teit Der
mooernen O5conrielen, cine 9elfret'
6unq ser @~eritunlagm in @remer-
bauell, ItotiItiihc Nngoben ilber Den
Northumberland, Die Distinctions
NnloQen rno anoere3 y8iilen9pert6eS.
0oS biibi6e Bud lit foltenirei 81 bo-
ben bel u. Shumader & SO. al Der
@uDitroBe, bel Artbur ". Hoblon,
Or. t2t, Sit,9ultimoreItraBe, llo
uu0eren Ngcntllren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

Gon BORT ging Die Nobrt lod) ocnt
oSoteI Gngel, 100 cine mlaQcjcId)1etc
MobI5eit icrpirt mltroc.
9tob Dem Giicn ucrtDciIte ST..
Spier geldnlodppu ullQcrcrtt0tt
Eoitfarten nit ben Niloniilcn polt
Fr0iioent Nooiepelt rmo EroIc'or
aeBler nebit iolgcnOcr &nldrltt:
Bur Grinnerlng an ocn &ciud Der
Siege Der oeittifcn (urucrihoft
6ci'm YrGiiocnten ser &er. Stootcn
an 10. sunni 1905"
@cgcn orci llbr Nodmittoaa inf.
rem Die @etbciligtcn I'M (roQcp &og
Non bon @oibington iibcr &~IIcronoriu
lad) Mount Nernon no EroIcior
AcBlcr cinen prohtpoucu Sorbccg.
tran5 nit EalmenbIdttcrn mo elmer
6ierllhen 9unoeSiobne, umpm0cn
NIT Den ocutihen 6urben-S dmar}'
@ctB' Not6-oui @oibinQton'2 SUrg
nlcoerIeate, no60cm cr cine Elm.
GrudSuoac Mebc gcboltcn.
9lrtd Ole &S. Geo. ". Spicr un0
Gorl Ibrenot bieltcn flrr}e Nnipro'
den, Gle biitorii6en @cbdlrOc mlrr.
Den Damn beiihtiqt, ein @lo9 Iriidcr
Wtild g%etrunfcn mo Damn gi1g'3 per
oSroQep" 5llriid nod Der &unoc8s
botptItoot, no Der oll5qCiiiltc gcnlrB.
reid)c Sag nit eincm icllhtir0bIidcn
GommerS gum Sfbi6IIB fam. Gic @cs
tbciligten trllgen %geihmoduollc NIB
5eiden; fleine 8ltnoe9idbnhcu nit
Den Oeutihen Sorben perbunOcn unO
qol0encr No0el olti Scr NrlIit bcic.
itigt.
Inter oen 9eiu6crn bon @olti'
more, Die aetomnlen ipnrcL Inn Ole
ocutlhen Sllrner 5lI trciicn bcinnoen
lid uld Die $50. @enrD Nicbeicbl mo
@m. @iuter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16
9(n bic Seier!

ErrIoncn, mcldJc Die StaSt mGG'
rcno Der Commemorate Ucrlaicn,
fSnncu Den y7entidJcn GOrrcipOnocn'
ten" nno ba8 SonntaNSblatt fir 90
GrntS pro Monut (nadJ europa fir
$500 per EOit snacididt crbuItcn.
3cft5citisc gnmclOuna Der Iorcne
fir ben CONNER, cbcnio beS etluaiacn
9edjiclS oerielbcn iinH i'll SntcrcIr
Der &cicr c%rluiinidt, nm llntcrbrr'
duue in scr 3uienoun9 brs SIOttcS
AT Dcrbitsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16
6 eri dt5noti5cu,

@eri h $ oti5cn. Gic
.Imcrican @bcclmcu" licBcn lid)
hurd oic Iolgcnbcn incorporiren
@iaiom MorriS, @oo5c Seloncr, v.
Same, George aimmcrlcin lnN
SbomoS alu1.
- Sm StootQcridt bat Sone& %.
Gorfrun cine alo9c nm $4,000
GdooenerioB gegcn @oItcr e. Burn
6onl einreiden luiien, neil ibm am
13. Suni elm 3ie0eIitein bon Dem &c
bGuoe oeS &crfloQten al Der Vnlti-
more, nobe GborleSltroBc, olf Den
Sopi 9eiaucn lit.
- ,Sm a%reiSgcridt mlr0c Sannob
9. Conner BON Surrp g. Conner &C.
ibieoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

Ser onuluoti3cn. - Iralt
Soiepbinc Getcr3, Satin bon Srn.
&enrp Yetcr9, oeS MEDITERRANEAN
He%itairateurS, Gfe bon Nortbs uno
Wfuoilon g Npcnue, bat iih fir Sen
CONNER nod Dem 2nnoiib ibrcS @uts
ten in 9cniielO, Mime Irun0el Count
tn, be9eben,
- Yoltor @m. SenrD Code, mels
der iriiber ErcOiger oeS YrGiiocnteu
Wtcainlep in GuntonL 8, mar umo in
Baltimore Dor rs Sabrcn gcboren
luitr0e, lit IN @rooflpn bon ciuem
S6lngflulie ~betroifcu mor0eu mo
lieqt i'm Sterbcu.
3mei Sabre. - NumcS Mo
nnbon mlir0e geitern i'm Criminal.
@erid)t 81 5mei Sobrcn 3uhtbollS
perltrtbeilt. Gr bntte Nrn. rSofob
Eoliber bon Mr. 739. @cit. @olti-
moreitroBe, INT $3.50 bctrogen.
Wonaban crihicn am 9. Wtoi bei0rn.
Eoliber mo er5Gblte oemlelbcn, onl
Ole Shmeitern IN Dem .%uuic p1nl
aitten Sirten" cine gepiiic Sorte
elmer 81 fouicn miinid)ten. NlS 30
liBer uto Monobnn an Der 2nltult
nit Ben Gimern antomerL 0in0 2et-
terer olli ser Seite IN boS Web1loe
rnb fam nit ser 9emerfiutg beroltS,
onb Die Sdrmcltern fem &leingelo bit,
ten, lonoern MIR einen 500 Collar.
idein. Foliter gob Dem N(unnc
$500 in sic Sdnoe mo 0oroui
mur0e er nit Den Gimern nod) Dem
Soupttborc geinnbt. Gort mnrtete
Eoliber, bis cine Der Shmeitern Der.
arSfom uno ibm mittbeilte, OoB iC
HidtS bon einem gimcrfuuie miiBte.
Wonobon mar p%erldnuunocn u1b
plroe ipGter ~perboftet. Gr ipicltc
I'M @eriht oen llnihuloigen, bod
mics ser StaotSannolt nod, OaB e,
bercitS megeu elmer obnliden &c.
idid)te IS Monate lang ieine 6iiB(
inter oie Glide I'M 3udtbaliie 9Cltedt
bate. Monobar mlroe prompt mad
bortbin 5nriid %geianot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16
$t1. 90 nadl Niaaaru-Salls nnS snriid

muf Der .Eenniplponla Glleilbobn, "
aelegentIid oes .Stnperiol Council
Nncient Irobic ORDER OF the MDitic
Sbrine." 6abrfarten meroen 5l obi
gem 6obrpreiie bon Baltimore am
IS, uno 10. Sunni perfouft, fir Ole
Hiidiobrt bis gum "a. Sum-, ein'
ihlieBli6, eiiltig, ooer gegen Gepo'
nirrmg Ser 5abrfarte mo stodinb'
hung bon 80 Gents bis gum 30. SUM.
Sabrtorten iino iiber Short Zine"
ooer iiber philadelphia 9iiltia. llu'
terbreduna Der Sabrt lit IN Ybllaoel'
pbia aui iiber iene Staot lalltenoe
Sabrbillete erIanbt. Grtunolgf eidl
bel 5idet. Mgenten. (lo4,t-o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16
SdDlimmes Gnoc.

Selbltnloro zines Srbne@ oeS ebe'
mails bcfamteu Generals Din.
mcn6crq. - %Siliom 9llmcn-
berg eridoB ijd I'M @olicr.GIolel.
3u ~itorfeS Gigorrcttenralld)cn
ole llriode SIT oeiicn Gobe.
9(lS unbefunntcr llriofe beNinq
am Wittuod) 9lbcno Ser 81 Sabre
oIte @iaiom @lumcn6erg Selblys
moro, inoem er li6 in Dem @olier.
Gloiet I'M Sole ser oGitp Sono
Qaunbrp" Nr. 1886, Noro.8 apltraBe,
cine augel in Sen aopi iagte. @lS
man gcitern Mor0en ieine nut 9lut
iiberitrGmte 2eide nliiunO, belt Scr
Sobte sic @ofic, einen 39saoliber'
HepoIpcr, nod IN Der Sono. 9lu-
men6erg NOR linf9bdnOig mo icbtc
oe36ol6 sic @oife an sic linfc
ShlGic. Iie &llgcl %5erIt0rte odS
rcdte IltGc, prnlltc an Dem &nodell
o6 un6 oron9 an ser rCdten Sd)lGic
lpie6er bCroua. Coroner S~glcbar0t
cntid,ico, DOB Elm Selbitmorb Dor.
lieQc, un6 bielt cincn SnQlteit fir
niht notGig. Sic 2eide miIroe nod
ser @obnurQ oeS Sooten, Nr. 1910,
OIt.GogeritroBc, iiberQeiiibrt, bon no
Gus am Sonntog sic 9eerbigrrg
ituttfinbct.
9lllmen6erg mar ais artIdcr III
scr @Gihcrci ongcitelt uto febrtc
nit ieincm @ogen am Wiittmodl nod
) ll6r NbenbS nod sort 5llriid, unO
Dies NOR boS lebte Wiol, Dob CT le-
henb geicben lpuroe. lin mcld)e 3eit
CT ieiucm 2e6en ein 3iel icbte, lit
nidt bcfonnt. Wehrere Nrbeiter Der
@diherei io9en, Bob lie 5pilfen 5
rnb 6 llbr cincu lolltcn anoa borten,
ober glollbten, BOB anobcn III scr
N0be Scltcrtucrf obid)olien. gls &C.
itern Worgen Elm ebeniols in Der
@Giderei on9eitellter Ne9crfnobe lid
nod) Dem Soie 0eS Sollies beaob, Job
cr Die SiiBe cineS Wonnes inter Der
Sbiirc. Gr oiinetc 2ebtere, be-
merftc bic 2cife, lief idredenerfilllt
bopon unb benohrid)ti9te Den Volt
3iiten GbomoS. Gieier ianb 9lrmen'
berg oui Dem 9ooen in balbIiberloer
Stedung mo nit 9lut beoedt Dor.
9lumenberg mar Der Sobn oeS
peritor6encn MoiorS Seopolo @llt'
menberg, ieiner 3eit Yrdliocnt oeS
,goltimorer Sdiibenoereins" u1o
mGbreno oeS 9iirgerfriegeS Eropob.
Morihoa in Baltimore. Gr nerbel'
ratbete iih crit Dor ciniaen Wonoten
unb binterlGbt ouBer ieiner @ittne
orei Sdmitern uno einen 9rioer.
Mon gloubt ooB Neutrality-suspicious..
, cttenrold)cn oos Neroenipltem oeS
iungcn Monnes serriittete unO i'm
in Den 600 trieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16
ser Gopclon0. &oblltco0s
CONTEXT

Ser GopclunO SOB itcoO-
CONTEXT
lphroe geitern Dor Dem S%tootrotb5'
eolllte fortQeieBt. @r. Seoniooa
Eolf, Glerf Der Stoot2. @ubInlf
li~htSbeboroe, lulrrOc ijbcr Die @e.
pflogellbeitcn bel Der 30bIrnG Der
Stlmnl5cttel rnO Der EiIihtcn Der
Nld)ter bel oericlbcn bciragt. Sr.
Solter, Der Nnlpolt iiir @rn. Cope.
lollo, lpoQte ourdb i'm bGueiIel, Dob
ole oemotratiidcn HIhtcr I'M eNtcll
Fre5lllft Der 20. Mdr0 ibrc FIlid]t in
lo1ern nid)t eriilQtcn, OoB lie Dem
repllblitaniihcn Mihtcr 9iobertS &c.
ltotteten. Die Ballots 5l ottnen ltno
oIe Nonlcn ob3ulcicn Gr lolt Die
@alloto rnter iein (ciu 8cle9t uno
lid init Dem Hiidcn 10 acgCn einc
Wollo 9elcgt baden, nab Die ilbrigen
Ht6ter nid)t ii6rr icinc Sd)ulter
lcbcn mo Die 0%crlciun9 Der Nanten
c%or1troliren fonntcn. @r. IbonloS $.
SunpbD, Der 0entotrutiihc Grefutioe
oe@ l3. Ere3infta, Elm Don Srn. Cope.
lnno bcruIener 3clQC ioate aus, oob
leilter Iniiht nod iijr bct0c Gnnoi.
Oaten sic Stimmcn QcjGblt muroen,
5lt oenen lie berehtilt woren. Gas
Gomitc miro bclltc micocr in Sibung
tretcll.
Gem &6ih lub nobc.
Die lcbtc alogc in %crbinounG NIT
scr &erbreiterung Der StruBcn I'M
9%ronooiItrift mnroc QcItern NadJ.
mittog IN Oen @eridtcn 81 Gnoc &c.
tilbrt. Is bnnocltc iid IN Dem Safe
iiber oie @crthcrb6bmq olli oo@
Gigcltbum an Der Sil0mcit Ode bon
baltimore uno Gburlc3ltruBe. Gie
ridtcrlibe GntldciOung miro III eini'
gen 5agen erluortet. ltnerlc0igt lino
nlrr nod Ole 6Guc in 9cjrrg ollf Die
Gods uno EierS. &m 8eiiBe Ser
9%ranooiltriftS COMMUNION belinocu
iid iebt 80 Yro5Cnt Oca iiir 0icien
3med bcnotbigtcn @rlmocigentMumS.
Giele Seb0r0e gInu6t, bis sum &erbit
oleS Gigentbum cruerben 5i t0nnen
10 0oB nit Dem Vull ser Meriten be
qonnen meroen fam.
3obIun9 nuroc Qcitcrn fir sic
folaenoen @%runoltijdc geleiitet;
SiiolucitG dc bon @elt Sails 9lpt.
mo 9omlp.S troBc DON Sobn NiG.
gelD fir $3.50;
@runO3ins ouf Nr. Cos, @cit'
6oll5'apenue BON &obn Hioqclp iiir
$4250;
gtr. 800, Oit ErottitroBe, bon s.
&on Sont Mc9teal iiir $StG0;
Nr. 301, Smitb'9 @critc bon Sobn
{. aclep uno NcnrD Y. 9ouo iiir
$3SlS.6G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16

so Ger .Ibolio Mdnmerdor"
peronitaItet am nGd)itcn SpnntoG
einen aroBen SamiIienntSiIug nod
aieier's Garf am Mioole. Giuer. Die
gusiliiqe oes 8ereinS linb ooiiir be,
FAINT, oab Tie allen SbeiInebnlcrn
einen iopaiiden Gaa I'M Sreien BET
anaenebmer llnterboltnng bleten, II,
iomit miro iiderlif Der geindl eth
arober iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-16
NnS ben Matb6nuic,

NnS benz HHtbbnuic.
2e0tcn Den NmtSci0 o6. Nl3 @c'
meinl6u6cn bctrahtct. - Ger
nclle Gbeiclcrf. - Ser Copeland
aobIiteoo Gonteit. - Gem N6s
I6luB nnbe.
GiCr MiitQlieoer ser 9l63uq2fanal
GommiMion IeiItctcn acitcrn 0ctl
Imt9cio Dor Wupor GimonuS o6.
SIS morcn sic $50. @m. :. Gloti,
WtorriS u. Mbitri0qc, GboS. England
uno s. G0muro Wtoblcr. General
Setter 2earn ser sur 3eit in Ntlantic'
9itO meilt, miro am Wontag qltalir
ii5ircn un0 li6 an Der eriten, iilr
ienen Gag ongelebtcn SiBurg be.
tbeiligcn. IS lit folm mebr Oaran
5u 5lpcifeln, ooB General 2eorp ol3
GorliBer Der Gommiiiion mo Sr. 81.
g. @olOS6orough, Der icBigc G6ci.
clert 0ca 'crltcn 3lucigcS, olS Sctre'
tar Der Gonmiilion crmdblt merocn
miro. @ciOe @crrcn iin0 ocS &ps
tumS 0cS WoDorS iid)cr un0 0icieS
beoClttct, 0oB ole republifonii6en
Wit9Iicoer in QIeihcr gSciic thinner
mcr0cn. Ger Wupor miro crit inn
September cincn 9tod)iolger fir Or.
Sra Hemicn oI9 Wtitglieo Der Sdltl.
bebor0c crncnncn.
MIS- @cmcin da0cn be.
tru6tct
Die Vc60rOc fir 0iient1ihc Cider.
belt bclprnd) in ibrcr 0eitrigcn Sit
sung 0ic Notblomtcit elmer Gerorb.
nltng, burf mcldlc 0aS 9laIen bon
Srompctcn, 0u9 Gluten bon 8lodcn
un0 on0ere muNnQcncbmc @crGltid)c
BON 2Cllten uCrbotcn lperoen loaen,
Ole Jog. oSroQcp Eortien" allf Den
StroBenbuhmuoQgonS unternebmel
ltn0 Ole Nllbc bon fronfen ltno nerb0s
len Ecrioucn arg beeintr1dtiaen.
Sn oieic &~oteGoric 1cr1lihpoQerSer'
gniigcn limo ollh Ole jog. nStroiu'
RIDES" mo SmnibuS- Eorticn einge.
l6lolien. &r. Geo. ". @oil, Ser
ErGiiocnt Der @ebor0c, rc0te Die Pin
9e%lcgcnbeit al, lnO ser Stoot.Fros
filrotor miro Crilldt mcrocn, cine
oieSbe5ilgIihc Ncror0nun0 81 ent'
mcrfeu. Ger Observation-Disclosures.
GommillGr @idcS brod)te cine onoere
iiir Den bcuoriteben0cnS CONNER mid
tigc Nngelegcnbeit 5lrS pruhe, nam.
lid Die @ernliidnlnq BON Soften Der
SouSfrnuen bon Iide nit ailhclob'
fGllen. Sr. @idcS iagte, Dob lid
5lunr bic ablngernnaSpl1te Der
Stnot 0ieicS Sobr in bellerem, .. h.,
mcniacr ionit ouitenoen 3nItono be
finocn, obcr in bieicr 9c5icbung nod
inmcr picl 81 miiniden ilbri9 luIlen,
Die Sou$irouen merben lollt De
id)luB Scr 9cboroe ourd) Ole Eoli5ei
unO sen @eiunbbeita GomnlillGr cr'
llldt mcroen, bieier Nn9clc9enbeit
groBerc @eodtung 81 ihenten.
Ser ncue GbeicIcrf.
@enn Sr. u. 2. 8olOSborouah
Der iebi9c GbCiclert oeS eriten GutbS
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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-02-03
Cold in Manchuria

Over in Manchuria where the
Japs and Russians are fighting
every day, the weather is, accord.
ing to reports, very cold. Reports
tell us Of heavy SHOWS and frozen
rivers and regular zero weather at
the seat of war. The suffering
mnst be very great. Man is the
toughest of all animals in more
ways than one He can stand more
heat or cold than any other an
imal and can endure hardships that
would kill any thing else. The
polar b ear can stand as much cold
as man but he cant stand the heat
that many o Their ANIMALS can.
In the, great war that is being
waged in Manchuria the powers Of
endurance of the Europeans are
being tested in a terrific struggle
with the Mongolian. The climate
Of Russia is cooler than that of any
other nation of Europe, except its
neighbors Norway and Sweden.
The rigors of the winter in Rus
STA are severe. Some of the seas Of
Russia are frozen over in winter.
Nearly all the pictures of scenes in
Russia are of snow clad land
scapes. The climate Of Japan is
much milder and it's people are
not Injured to the hardships and
extremes that the Russian has to
meet.
There is no telling by an outsider
what the real situation, over there
is. The war is being conducted on
stupendous, scale. The sacrifice
of men and property are enormous.
Between the severity of the elm
ate and the daily conflicts at arms
the losses and sufferings must
equal these of any modern war
TINT has preceded it.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-02-03
The Hog.

Our exchanges ell over the
country are giving notices Of re-
narkable weights Of hogs that have
been killed and telling OF the sue
cess that has attended the efforts
Of farmers to raise the pork which
they consume. We could All =
whole column Of our paper every
week with these notices. We like
to see this done by our frisnds,
for We regard it as evidence that
the hog is beginning to receive
the attention to which it 10 emit
lied in the domestic economy.
In these times when onr farmers
arc all in dismay over the dark
prospect ahead for cotton growing
it is natural that they should be-
gin to scan the field in order to
discern what is best for them to
do. 1t does not take long for the
man Of average business presci-
snce to find out that he must make
some radical changes in his way
of farming. 1t is only too plain
that King cotton has already been
followed too long and that the
time has come when, If the King
shall continue to hold his sceptrs,
he must be supported by means
other than his own strength. There
is no stronger prop for the farmer
to loan upon than the hog and
there is none that can do moro in
aiding cotton to hold It's CONNER
cial supremacy than the hog. A
little figuring will show some
strong facts in this connection.
The following, which We think,
is only fair illustration of what
every attentive farmer can do.
shows the profits in the hog
business. AT any rate it shows that
there is money in hogs and that
the hog can be made. under prop
er efforts. to rival cotton as mo-
ney producer and that every god
farmer can find in the hog a good
way to help the South maintain
it's supremacy in cotton growing:
Mr.. G. w. Berryhill killed q hog
on the 4th inst. that tipped the
beam at 545 pounds; she measured
6 feet ! inches. She was 5 years
old. During this time he had sold
pigs and pork from her to the sum
of $40. Her value in pork, $50,
made her worth to him 1910. He
yet has sow from her that has
nine fine pigs. Mr.. BerryhiIl is a
hog raiser,right. he remembered
the Record by rending the editor
spare ribs and backbones.-Glss-
ter Record.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1905-02-03

In the several instances in
which investigations of wrong do
ing by United Safes Senators are
being conducted all Of the individ-
uals charged are republicans. Sew
ator Burton, Of Kansas, has been
tried and convicted Of selling his
influence in order to secure ap-
pointments Of post masters SEN
ator NJ, tchell, Of Oregon, has been
Indicted for having hand in land
frauds. Senator s moot is being
tried for being too much of Nor
mon. The nominee of the republic
cnns in the Missouri Legislature for
Senator, Neidrin ghaus, has been
caueht in the act of huyiug votes
Cor himself aud Senator Aldrich,
Of Rhode Island, stands charged
with being,he agent Of Rockefeller
and J. Z. Morgan and all the great
combines Of capital inthe country.
Il is not strange that that party
should furnish all the criminals in
the senate, for its very foundA-
lions rest upon the most iniquitons
form of robbery ever devised. II
is impossible TO found an honest
party upon d shonest principles
and it is equally impossible to per-
Suade honest men TO follow dis
honest leaders. The whole thing is
dishonest from top to bottom.