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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
8efanntmaduu9eH.
9epartement fir 5Tftutltfe @autsH.
b,TepartemcHt bcs StabtsSngtntenFs.

ShpftepaEIeHlCHt oes Stupts OHBthlth@
Baltimore, ben II. SanlIar 1905.
IBerieeeIts MISUNDERSTANDING Ste an SSn
eiftrators. ~aorefftrt fetn miifen, iperben big
M;ittpOd, ben g. 9annar 1908, S9Fmttiaa i35,d IL
i'm Ratbbauie enteegen gcronnten, fir ole nj
beutrung. @oitegranottsstnDeiesgng Hl 10, Y SbianS.
StrGbe, bon Der g~Iuroieite Der BrnttsStraBc
bis sur SioIeite Der 5reoerids9loeuue.
Soe5ifiiutionen uno Ingebois 2 Sornlhidte
,perSen aif gerianoen bon Siefem Biireau &C.
0~Iiefert. Der n8par6 Of 9lparo5" bebdlt itb eas
5te6t Dor. iraeno DeI6e uno ale an9eo9s on
oertuerfeH uHo ben Gontraft In FOLDER sSeHe 3n
pergeben. aIs bicics I'M befteH 9Hterelle Der
Gin bealaubtater Gbcd in Der Sbbe oeS ~
BENG pe5iftiationeu ausesebsnen gGtraesS a SG9i'
bar IN ben glapor ltHo slaoIraio SUt 6eine.
more. mus icocm Soroerun95sgrseoor oe'se'
'""' ' y. Z. Jenonli,
.s4# StnbtSn9entenr.
~''A'e e. Glag 9imnnus,
qrGitbent Der Gontrnft9eboroe.
Gan13, t4,16.17, 20,21,23,24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
@robi6ition babe MN in EeraS
I6pere WiBItGnOe berbeieefiibrt, Die
man bort friiber nidt gefaunt.

Rrobib1ttott DQbe nun m 2eGdS
I6mere WiBItGnoe berbeieeiiibrt, Die
mo bort friiber ni6t gefanut.
Sber.S tabsar5t0r T. Soil
brodt in 0ormitoot lit bon Der tiirfi.
i6en Gegierltng auserieben DorOen,
Dos geiommte tiirfii6e SonitGtsme-
ien na6 oellti6em WtuIter 81 reorga.
n%iiiren.
Gin tiir5Ii6 in 8urltng.
ton geitorbener Monn bebauptete bis
gum Iebten Nltbem5ue, ooB er gang
ornl ici; groB mar oober Die 6reuOe
ieiner Nnoerman0ten, ais man in
alien m0gliden @den ieiner @ols
ming @eIo uno @ertbpnpiere iil
9etruge bon foit elmer bolben Iftl-
lion fano. Wtun bat mobl bon DEM
Stol5 gebort, Der Iid) oltf &eidtbum
griinOet, aber Stol5 altf Arnutb lit
ood) cine nelle GrIdeinung. (gSbl,)
@or oo5 Stol5 Der Irmutb o0er
ctrpo 0ieri9er @ei5?
@te Der ouf ietnc 0eut-
itc NbItammung itoI5e @ollperneiIr
Y%cnnppuder bon Fennipluanien 5lt
0ieIem ionoerboren Halnen fam, CT
flGrt Die rSa. StuotS5tg." TO: Ser
icni9e ieincr &orfobrcn, ser idlon in
Der criten 3eit @iainm Henn'S bon
GeittihlanO noh Eenniplpanic1
fam, batte Den cbenfallS ion0erbnret
o6er Oelrtiden Nomen Efonnenbet-
fer; nit Der Belt pltroe oaralS III
6ieiem2onbe Ser Same 8ennppofer,
obne 0oB lid Ole @roBeltern unO
@ltern oeS @ouuerueurs, Ole III
EbocnirDiIle I'M pennipluonild)en
County GGeItcr lpobnten, etluaS
S6limmeS babel 0ndten. Sbm
icIblt, Ser .Sonulel @bitoder Betl'
lppoder" getnuft muroe, cling Oos
poae 9%epuBtiein ieiner OcutIdcn
%NbItommun9 ouI, mo er legtc c8 III
treffIiden S6riften iiber penniplou'
MIDI oellti6e Ser9ongenbeit nieoer;
ober 5llr MISUNDERSTANDING oeS Oeut.
i6en NomenS ieiner Goreltern mar
eS 81 ipGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Shriittan @(arb.

GS 'tarb am Montae. ben 16. Suruar 1905,
nm $50 8ormitiagS, 6~briitian SLAMS, eeIiebs
feines 3eben5. Die Irduerfeier finbet in Der
g8obnung feineS Sobues. @ecrae 8. 8lont,
9r. 1926. 6iuensStruBe. itatt. lpo6u 8ertpnnotc
uno 5reuroe abtlneopou eingeIuoeu itno. Bet
feBltg prioaiint. (1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

Die Gr5tIidc MouotS.
id)riit o2eroS Mebicol Soilrnul"
lucnoet iid) grgen oaS Greiben DER
Erobibitioniiten. Sic meilt nod,
boB e5 Die Yilid)t oes StaateS lit, Der
Siigenb Die 2ll9eno Ser NtGbigfeit
ein5upr19cll, nidt ober oen aitltGn.
oigcn @cnnlB %geIunber geiiti9er @e,
tr1nfe gum Scroerbeu Der Wornl lulS
5ltgleih gum 8eroerben beoeutenocr
lilpo ebretbaitcr @cidGitSbetriebe 5l
n%nteroriiden. Srei 8iertel oQer
Counties bes StaoteS SeroS Iteben
bercitS inter Der 3rldtfuhtel Scr
Grobibition ulo eeraoe bort nebner
Die Srunfenbeit uno Dos 8erbred)er.
tbllm f%ortipGbrei,o 5ii. @enn es cis
itenn 3allberer moglid) D1re, oiird)
cine Weiuegullg nit ieinen 3altbers
Itabe ploelid) einen Damn qiier oiird)
ben Miiiiiiippi su id)afien, born
milroe ooourd) Der Strom Der genial.
tigen Sllitben audi f%einesluegs ,ari.
gebalten peroen; boS 8nlier piiroe
einfad iiber oos SinoerniB binipeg
nno Inn baiieIbc berum ilieBen. &c.
rooe 10 gebe es nit Der Hrobibition.
Der 8erfauf iperoe III Dem eniclt
County nerbotcrL aber ga ergieBe iif)
bic Sodflutb bon Spiritiioien ans
ben nebenlie9enben Counties in ienes
binei1t, ooer ans anoeren Staaten.
Qlnb eeraoe Die a~Ileritarfiten 8e.
tr1nfe iiiro, ipie mir 6a5iuiid)en be.
merfeIt, neil iie ant beaiiemiten trans.
portirt perben fonlten, babel Die bait
fieiten.) 8riiber babe maj, in otlenl
Mnitano in 3erns better nrtb geie1is
aetrunfen ultb iei babel alt geluoroen
es bobe lid GA eeseiet, Bob Der maB-
pone 8ebroif bon elitem 8ein, Bier
uilo aiid 9ronnt,pein feinesipees bon
ihdoIider @inpirfung auf ole Woral
ober Die 8eiunbbeit Der Meuihen lei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
SnhesfGnc.

9Im 10. SGHunr Names aehier, 1 Sdbr aIt.
9lmi IA. Sdnnur Clara g. SdhulE, 1 Sa6r alt.
9tm 16. Sanuur Warb u. u. Sind I'M sitter
bon AZ Snbrer, .
glm 10. Sanuur anaitaiia aMbn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
0puopn : Harf.

Der hnnptid tltdite -5rtebbpf tn baltimore.
Mrenl: $50 Mder. - Smmerpdbrenoer Charter.
3u ieoer Belt errei6bar. Stint Gents Sabrs
aelb bon aten GtaottbeiTeu. Sirdbenbnbt.
8aesonS paiiireu ben Sanpteir9ung aue oret
Mirliea. MarneS 9Snrte6irtnIer fir Sol6e,
bic ben Srieohof bel ruubeut gSetter heiuten,
gesrdbniBpIdee 81 iebr ntlbieeu Rreiien
fimmfIit unter fortudbrenoer Rfle9e.
Sureau: sr. II, @efts Saratuga'straft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

5oblreiditcn Teien. Die Qnndberilng
8ranfrei6's an 9eutI6Iano piiroe
perbGngniBoou iueroen, tpenn tie poIis
tiiter grt mare, oagegen oas 9r0Bte
lrno DobItbdtigite greigniB, penn lie
iid in 6orm elmer Hoiien.ann6berung
oou5iebcn miirOe, menn tie bon So
miIic 81 6omiIie, bon goIf 5lt 8oIf
itattfdnOe. Goriiber berridt fein
3iueifeI, 6ranfreih fam cine 8lut,
miidung bonn IuSIano iebr %notbrpen.
dig bruuden, lperrn eS IebenSf1big
bIeiben mil; cS miiBte aber oieI, iebr
bieI ietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

SIM Gongreb 70 III en- Die
@eiebentpiirfc 5llr 6irirung Der 81
Ierbabnraten iuic oic YiIie nod Ell
ncnl mornteil Hegen. GeprGlentant
SeorIt BON Nelp:Dorf ploioirt III Ici.
mem Gntipnri fir oie Ginridhing ei.
ncS 5ipiibcnItootlid)elt SanoelSs8es
riht8 INN Grmeiterung Der 9efllgs
niiie Der 5luiihenItaotlid)en Sonocls'
Gommiiiior. Die Gpmnliiiion iou
ooS Heht babcn, Die Giienbnbnrateil
ongcmelicn rno gered)t felt5uietcr,
mo oaS @onoelsgcrid)t ioG bic Gn.
prbnun9en Der Gommiilion prompt
oi,rd)fiibren. DDS 8eriht iou iibri.
gems aud oaS 8ed)t bnbeL Die felt.
geiesten Hater, 5u repioireu. &eprG-
ientant Gid BON @iSconiin iino Serr
Sopnieno bon Wtidieon, Dtitaliecer
Der slpiihenItoatliden SonoelS.Gom.
milton. brod)ten ebcnfallS 5lpei Ont
lpltrfe EN-, oltrd) lOeld)e ole Hedlte ocr
GommiiIion babin cripeitert iuerpeu
iollen. Dab iie Gaten uno Te9uIotio-
men feitieeen borf. pie Der gihsent.
ultrf forbert, ODER nod SoiunienD's
Elon, einS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon
flint Hittern 5i biloen. onb Die Gnt-
iheioiineen Der Gomrmiiiion i'm Sale
elmer IppeQation 81 priifen itno Do
riiber SIT befinoen bat. Senotor 81.
fins, Der goriiser bes 5iuiiheritaat-
liden 9anbels- Is onlite's. lit eiiier He-
gulation Der Haten nift abgeneiet,
mofte aber BET Der Wiftigfeit zines
folhen @eieses Nifts iiberitiir5t ba.
ben. Is lit oennnad ale ausiihf,
bob Die giienbobn.&ate i'm 2ouit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Gin S6ritt III Der redten 8idtnnl

Gpnrt 25 grp5ent an aleh eriflafiBen &c.
grdbntfeu.
Gin fb1ner @arg, ertfueber NIT
fttpar3em Iuh ooer tueiBent ooer
eruuert 9Iiif6slleber5ue, aaes far
acknowledgements,
@inbnIiamiriite ber Get6e, Lrauer' G1E
flor,
Seffnura bes grabes, Q gddr Snnbi6ube,
Qetcbeutpaaen uno 5 feline 8utfben.
sstnfam gopt, 9etdIenbeItatter,
giortb, uno @reeuutountsgloe. 9eioe Telephone.
(Se37, 6Wlt t.n.G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Sobn &. Senfel,
Gr. Goa, shb.s arp. straRe,
1T mr. Observation-Disclosures,

tpclder aLe gullraee 'tet3 Nrr 3ufrieoerbsit
c u6flbri. Die bon ibm bcbauo. ,tet 2ethcu
ftHiier 9So6ert !ntg ltegen. obne bic 9eriltItttn
araoutrte GinbaIiumirsr iri i1no III sic S'eJanos
luia bon Grauenlei6ct oeren @peiiaIitdt.
CSnut0,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Qprraine.

WaIertfh = 9nrfurtta - Srieblt@.
MeItIi6 BON Nnlbroof Elm iiftb eiue baIbe
W2eiIe. genust bte NIT Toiupattan be5etfrete
Hortb' slnemie.Gar. Srete autf4eu gn6mittaes
terminus. gretfe bon geardbnibitenen iett
fpe5teu. Geihte 8eot1guneer. 3eIepbon -
Gnton 223. Biirenu: Sraniftn. unt SStnbfor.
apnbs. gerIanat Brofnfire. (W2ai4,1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
@crmiidte InseiseH.
Sr. u. +. &aiier,

Sr. u. s. &aiier,
fritbcr bon Der ecrinetorlsGtraBe 5irma SnI'
nulb, Saiicr d So, bat fth nit Der 6trnld
Grigunal 9errtng Cons & So. Teppt9e l!IlS
WF5beL, Or ttS, Ruro,Sutpar b strahe, %diioclirt,
no er nit 8craniieen feline 5reunoe mo fril'
bercu @0nner cmpfuItgeH lptro.
(SIt16. SiSoSo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

1870 ''fND@N ~ 49, INtA
bicl ietn.
WuB 0aS obcr Ell 6 It d..
tcS Sobr in Nem,Dorf geiueien Iein,
tuenn Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT gegen ooS
8oriobr I'M 959,201, 7t3 Collars au.
riidgcgongen iinO!
InoertbaIb MiIItonen
Dollars lino, mie SportbIGtter berid).
ten leBtes Sobr ouf Den Rennpl1ben
Der 8%ereinigten Stoaten genonnen
lporoen. g8ie bieI obcr pcrloren nor.
rem lit, meloet Der StntiItifcr nid)t;
leDenfnllS ruoren es mcbr, ais onocrt-
balb Wiuioncn.
@ouOcrneur Solf BON
WilIollri bat III ieilter 9otIduft en.
problem, oo6 profeIiionele y2obbnz
ing" 81 eitcnl Gerbrcben 81 MAIDEN.
Die 8ouperneure bon Nebrosfa un0
Oklahoma baben lid abnli6 iiber Sic
&obbp nlSgeipro6en. @iro Iaes
nid)tS niiber, 10 Innge Stimmcu fir
8eIo jlt bo6en iin0.
9npti bat .Yed qcbabt.
Sdift eS cinen NgcntCn nnd) Sta.
lien, Inn eiit aricgSid)iiI SIT fnllfen
mo giebt ibm 5000 Collars olS
abidlogs5ubIun9 nit uuf Den @eg.
Nun lit Der cute Wiorm in ToriS ge,
Itorben uno BON Dem ld)0nen 8eloc
lit oltd) feline Spur mebr 5t fiuoen.
Gin id)letter Gnfong 5llr 8riinoung
elmer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Nuf bic
Ter iflIimmeu Grfabrun9 mer0en lie
OaS 6Iotten.B rOjeft wobl fallen Iol-
len.
Gle GonoIiNirung Ser
oeutld)en StnotSbabnen ma6t Sort
ifritte. Die gtotb 5uin9t hn5u, benn
bis iebt muroe Der 5ra6tpertebr ol
oen StaotSgren5en per509ert. Sum
bat Die preuBiihc Staotsbnbn=8er=
mnItung bereitS nit @opern II. @iirt.
temberg Gin Nbtommen ~getroffen,
un0 ieBt lpollen aud Soldier, Oloen-
burg mo Wedlenburg nit EreuBen
in llrtcrbdnolungen treten. IS iper=
oen bon elmer CONDITIONING nid)t
BLOB grobe VetriebscrIparnilie, ion.
bern aud &erfebrsperbeIlerltn9cn or
luortet. Mit ben Eriootbobnen lit es
III 0elltidluno WtnttbGi anl lesten.
Gle &cgierungS Gtnnob.
men Der IeBten Mofe bc5iiiertcn lid)
auf run6 1912 Wfillionen Collars,
cine aIeinigfcit nlebr, OILS i'll Der cor
relponoircnOen 8ohe ocS SorinbreS.
Sir DuS luliienoc Hcd)nrngSiobr
iteuten iid Die Ginnnbmen lomeit ct.
maS bobcr. uia letteS Sobr. sic be-
trrgel an 3ollcn III, 1SS,OO Dol
lars, etpa 5luei @iaioncn lpeni0er,
als int Goriobre; aud Die Srlono-
iteuern nit 1919, $4,000 Collars sci.
gen einen fleinen Tiidgung; oogegelt
brof)ten perid)ieoene onoere Steuer-
quelleil, iuic Gerfal,i offcntlid)er Edit
oercien II. bgl., Gin Wcbr bon etipa
2R Wilionen. Die al,Sgobcn i'm
lollfenben Hed)nlul0Siobre ilbcritie.
gen Die Ginnobmen iorpeit nm mebr,
ais "a Wiaipncn Collars; lie liro
Babel fiber 80 DtiQionen bobcr, oils
IN ~ocrielbcn 3eit lctten SotrcS. Snl.
mcrbin bette Snfel Gam an, @ncc
lester ISOLDE IN ieii,cn Shobomt
nod t4lH Williorcn Collars nuigc.
b0ilit.
= III Is ANA n III mon =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

@uB ooS obcr ell 6Ie d..
tcs Sobr in Nem'Dorf geiueien ietn,
luenn Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT gegen ooS
8oriobr I'M 959,20t, 713 Collars gu.
riidgegongen iino!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

bieier Sisung nod peiebGi6 eereaeIt
perben. OBJ bel oieier SPECULATION
tpieber einiee Sintertbiirden often
bIeiben iperoen, 6ur6 peIde @eleaen.
belt 'gegeben miro, Dem @eieB eilI
S6nippfen 6u i6Iogen, bIeibt ab5u=
narten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

Hnoert9oIb MilIionen
Dollars lino, mic SpOrtbIGtter berid).
ten, Iebtcs Sobr ouf Den Hennpl1ten
Der 8ereinigten Stoaten gemonnen
moroen. 8ie nieI obcr pcrIoren NOR.
rem lit, meloet Der Stntiitifer nid)t
ieGenfoIls iuoren es mcbr, ais onocrt-
balb Wtuioncl1.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-16
FAR SUPERIOR
Te vaseIIne, Witch Hazel, Cold Cream on
LInlments Is the new product,
ParaCamph.

AI.cuisville chemist has succeeded by
scientific process in combining number
of antisePtic OILS and camphor producing
thereby preparation called Paracamph
which is rapidly displacing the old fash
toned household remedies.
This new product contains no morphine
or opiates but acts as magic in healing
and curing Rheumatic Swellings, Neural
gia, Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Sore
Throat, Group, Sore Chest, SkinTroubles,
Sore Feet and all forms of Swellings and
Infammations. Heals quickly Burns,
Cuts and Bruises without leaving scars.
Sold by all good druggists in packages
only-in 25c-60c and $l.00 sizes. Sole
Manufacturers The Paracamph Company;
Louisville, Kentucky, U. S. A..
G. S. Warden & Son, Special Agents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-16
Famous Seashore Resorts Reached
En- Route via Pennsylvania
Lines.

Fnst-class tickets from Cincinnati
or from Louisville to New York good
for ten days. stop-over at Philadel-
phia. Only an hours ride from there
to Atlantic City. Cape May and
other noted Atlantic coast retreats
easily reached. Full particulars about
train service may be obtained from J.
M. Harris, Assistant General Passen-
ger Agent, Cincinnati, o., or @. H.
Hagerty, District Passenger Agent,
Louisville, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-16
CONDENSED
PARAGRAPHS.

we live in land of high mountains,
high collars and high taxes; low val
legs, low neck dresses and low wages,
big crooked rivers and big crooked
statesmen, big lakes, big DRINKS big
pumpkins, big men with pumpkin
heads, silver streams that gan,bol in
the mountains and pious politicians
who gamble in the night, roaring
cataracts and roaring orators, fast
trains, fast horses and fast young
men, roses that bloom the year round
and beautiful girls with rosebud
mouths, sharp lawyers, sharp finan-
ciers and sharp toe shoes, noisy
children, fertile plains that lie like a
sheet of water, and thousands of
newspapers that lie like thunder.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-16
addition giving especial attention to Presorip-
ton work, and carry full line Of Toilet Goods.
STOCK AND CROP.

AT Cincinnati the sales amounted
to 296 bogsheads, ranging in price
from 1925 to $15.75.
AT Carlisle, the Master Commits
sioner sold Al acres Of the J. w.
Snapp land near Saltwell, to E. E.
Armstrong, for 1851.
Near Georgetown, R. H. Nutter
had two thoroughbred horses struck
by lightning and killed Tuesday. They
were Sarona, by Imp. Semphronius,
and Leah B. by Imp. Esher.
The top price for cattle on the
Chicago market during April, 1905,
was 81. The top price for the cor
responding months of the five pre-
ceeding years were as follows: 1904,
$3.50; 1903, $3.50; 1902, $3.50; 1901,
So; 1900, Sc.
Five hundred and seventy-two
hogsheads of Burley tobacco were
sold on, the breaks at Louisville,
Thursday. The highest price obtain
ed was $3.50 for Shelby county leaf.
Fourteen hogsheads of Bourbon
tobacco sold from $3.50 to $3.50.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-16
Christian Endeavor Excursions Will
Be Run to Baltimore Over
Pennsylvania Lines

From Cincinnati and from Louis
vile on regular through trains July
I'd, Sd and 4th. Get further informa-
ton from J. M. Harris, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati,
o., or c. H. Hagerty, District Passen-
ger Agent, Louisville, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-16
Newly Cleaned.

The Elite Barber Shop, Carl Craw-
ford proprietor, has been cleaned and
renovate throughout. Expert tonsor-
ial artists are on hand to wait on the
trade assuring all patrons of quick
service. If
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-16

VANHooK.-Best $500 per gallon
V9nHook Whisky.
If FRANK SALOSHIN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-16
June 1, 1905,

LION BEER.-Everybody who drinks
beer should always insist on having
the famous Lion Beer.
tt T. F. BRANNoN, Agent.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-04-11
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS OF
WINCHESTER GUNS.

We find Winchester Repeating Ri
fes and Shotguns are being offered
by certain of the trade, not customers
of ours, at cut prices, and that such
guns have been altered since leaving
the factory, including the changing
and obliteration of the factory Sc
rial numbers.
Not knowing to what further ex-
tent these arms have been tempered
with, we take this opportunity of adj
vising the public in general that we
assume no responsibility whatever
connected with any such arms. and
caution all buyers to see that the
numbers have not been changed or
obliterated.
al genuine Winchester Repeating
RS and Shotguns are numbered
ana all Minister Single Shot Rifles
are numbered, except the Models
1900, 1902, 1904, and the Thumb
Trigger Model.
WINCHESTER REPEATING
ARMS co.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-04-11
Rev. DIR. T. E. Skinner Dead.

DR.. T. E.. Skinner, one of the best
known Baptist preachers of North
Carolina. died this morning at a
quarter to two o'clock in Rex Hos
pital, his death resulting from pneu-
monia.
DIR. Skinner was eighty year old
and was born in Hartford County.
He was a son of the late Mr.. Charles
Skinner. He spent most of his life
in Raleigh and was widely known
throughout the State. He was edu-
Gated at the State University and at
Union Theological Seminary in New
York. Early in life he became a Bap-
fist preacher, and for many years was
pastor of the First Baptist Church
here. this having almost entirely been
built by his father. who was one of
the wealthiest men in the State. At
n time he was pastor of the Baptist
church at Macon, Ga.-News and OBJ
server, 7th.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-04-11
STATE NEWS
VpoM. cURRITUcK TO CHEROKEE.
Items of Interest Cleaned from Our
Correspondents and Exchanges.

Correspondents ana Exchanges.
Strawberries are beginning t.
ripen in Eastern Carolina.
Rocky Mount had a $4,000 fir
Tuesday. destroying the ice plant anC
other valuable property.
President Harvie Jordan. of The
Southern Cotton Association, vii
visit North Carolina and speak a
several places in this State.
Attorney-G General r. d. Gilmel
has deposited $4,000 with the Clerl
of the L. S. Supreme Court in pay.
ment of the South Dakota bond judg.
ment.
The contempt proceedings involv.
ing the mayor and board of alder
men of Durham, regarding the
Southern right-of-way, will be heard
before Judge Pritchard, at Asheville,
April 18th.
At Salisbury Wednesday a tornado
destroyed one of the buildings of
Livingstone College and seriously in.
jured two students, causing a loss of
$4,000. At Mooresville many houses
were demolished.
The negro Walter Partridge was
hanged at Fayetteville Thursday for
eriminally assaulting Mrs. Lille I.
Hules. He confessed his guilt, but
begged fOI a communication of his
sentence to imprisonment for life.
In Thursdays election in Asheville
the proposition to establish a dis
rensary was defeated by a majority
of $50. \ total of 1887 votes were
cast, divided as follows: Anti-dis-
pensary, 933; for dispensary, 403; for
prohibition. /.
John W. Aycock, of Goldsboro, is
appointed State Bank Examiner by
the C~orporatiea Commission, suC-
ceeding John O. Ellington, who re-
signed last month In order to be-
come the manager of the Bank of
Fayetteville.
The reports made to the Wake
County Cotton Growers Associa-
ton show a reduction of over %
per cent in acreage. Secretary
Parker, of the State Association,
says the reports from the cotton
growing counties in North Carolina
also indicate a reduction in excess of
Is per cent.
Col. Odds: The next series of far
mers' Institutes will begin July 18th,
and two parties will be in the field,
II starting in Granville and the 9th
er in Chatham, and working mainly
westward. Each will cover twenty
two counties, and will 60 as far west
as the foot of the mountains. At
the end of August another party
will begin the holding of Institutes
across the mountains. When winter
comes the work will be taken up in
the east, and by the end of January
every county in the State will have
been visited
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-04-11
J. E. CARLYLE,
President.
II.-Orange.

Don't wait for great things; for
whine you wdfG rO-dOOH-UON U1c IIUUIS.
ones may close.-Galax Leaf.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-04-11
County Alliance Meetings.
I.-Robeson.

The regular meeting of the Robe
son County Farmers Alliance will be
held at the court house or some 9th
er place in Lumberton at II o'clock
on the second Thursday in April,
18th inst. 1t is desired that every
Alliance in the county be represent
ed. The cotton question and other
matters will be discussed at this
meeting and we expect to have a good
meeting.
j. E. CARLYLE,
President.
II.-Orange.
The Orange County Alliance will
be held at Chestnut Oak Ridge Sub
Alliance ON Thursday, April ID, 1905.
A full attendance requested.
THOS. j. OLDHAM, Pres.
JNO. A. SYKES, Sec.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-09-23
BABOON HUNT IN AFRICA.
Traveller Describes Killing Of Ma.
raudinp Brutes.

rauding 6rutes.
A traveller writing from South Afri-
ca describes a baboon hunt as fol
x,vs: Very slowly we spread out
round about the base of the kopje
and began a crawling ascent through
the thick scrub Kaf1rs and farmers
together, we formed something of
loose circle round the kopje. Daylight
found lis drawing near the higher
spurs of the kopje and the Kaffirs
were busy beating Then the sport
began and pretty uncanny it was. A
good many balloons broke through
our circle, for we only mustered seven
guns, but as we neared the top of the
kopje I could tell by the noise all
about me that some execution was be-
ing done. My first Kill gave me a
most uncomfortable thrill. 1t was hor-
ribly like picking off a man. The
balloons were great big, human-look-
ing brutes, quite capable of picking
up lamb in their hands and running
of with it. CAS- fact, they generally
content themselves with ripping the
beast open to get at the curdled milk
within.) But their cries were the
most horribly human thing about
them and the gestures of their wav-
full count was made. Thirty balloons
had been bagged. Seven had fallen to
my gun"