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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-13
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
ID. NJ. Shinn Paralyzed

David NJ Shinn, one of Shinns-
tons prominent citizens, is critically
i'll at his. home as a result of para
slEygtic stroke Of the left side. Life
was almost extinct for a time but
liSpp1iy change for the better took
place and Il is TO be hoped now thai.
lie Will recover, $780,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-13
SWEET BR ~ Melody FLOUR.

A. R. Shinn was here FRIDAY AlOtii
r. NJ. Smith, of West Milford
was here on business Friday.
b. F. Shreves, truant officer for
Eaoie district, was here THURSDAY
from. Lumberport on official business
Miss Pearl Elliott was here from
Wilsonburg Friday shopping
DR.. w. FL. Holden, OF lace l.
spent Friday in the city the. guest
Of relatives and friends and attend
ing to some business matters.
Buy. White House Coffee from
KerchevaI's, No. 224 West Pik Sc
street. lloc1t :
business visitor here Friday from
Shinnston.
POSTMASTER John b. Strother, -
Wilsonburg. spent Friday here.
FOUND-Last Sunday one brown
horse, 4 years old, snip on nose :,
star in forehead. Apply to a. Y
Devers Farm, PhilipPi Pike l3 90
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
N r. Davis. of Pittsburg, repre-
senting the w. F. Frederick Music
House. in that city, one of the
strongest firms of the kind in tits
country, is in the city looking after
the trade and visiting relatives.
FOR SALE-An up-to-date new b
:. room house, located Just right
viii sell at 81 $50 on easy payments
No agents. Address Lock Box 562
City lSoctSts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-13
Get a Shine

B. Levy has installed bootblack
stand at his cigar store on West Pike
street in addition to the several
other modern improvements he, has
made there, and has boy there at
Ill times to furnish patTphs with a
fine shine. ,-s4..5 80 @7
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29
Rodney.

Moiasscs making 3, the orlcr d the
day
win Hughes, Of Tolu. was here Sat.
urlsy.
llcian Trii,,, Of Weston. was here
Sunday.
]. n. Roberts and wife. u Rosclpd
visited here Sunday.
The protractcd meeting a, Bellies
mines began Sunday.
Clarence Grady entered Marion
Graded School Monday.
Lacey Truiti attended the pro,raetcd
meeting at Ecpton Sunday.
Harry Ston, is suffering severely
from violcn, swelling in the neck.
While coming home from the Iinrri.
cane camp meeting several DAYS ago.
Dave Sullivan lost valuable horse
which died suddenly. showing no sirn
Of illness beforehand. Il Il believed
that bulle, accidentally struck Il
from some unknown gun.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29
Crooked Creek.

Sunday school every Sunday a, 3
O'Clock.
viii Fritts and family visited near
Weston Sunday.
Sam Hughes is visiting Urye shoe.
maker this week.
Miss Maggie Shoemaker. " Noun,
Zion. visited here Sunday.
Lee Burkelow and family. Of Pinck.
NEVILLE. visited K. l.. Thurman last
Sunday.
Mrs. T. l.. Gass. of New Madrid.
Mo-. Is visiting her father. r. l..
Thurman.
J. b. Grissom and family. of Kansas.
are visiting the family Of T. C.. Gris.
som this week.
Rev. Bee Williams. C.. ". Howell
Dutch Carter and Joe Mcrritts and
family left Tuesday Tor whitcn. No.
Henry Gass and family. Of New Mad.
rid, Mo-. visited friends here Tor sew.
eral days and LEFT here Tor Henderson
10 live.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29
Fairview.

Tho meeting has closed at thi. place.
J. T. Wiring vent to Paducah Mon.
day
VIM. Shrcye s engaged in hauling
lumber.
!. T. waddcll made busincs, TIN
TO Marion Saturday.
Allie Hughes and wife. Of Cnt,cndcB
Springs, visited us Sunday.
r u. wsdiell thinks u attending
medical schoolht Louisville.
Our school IL a pronounced success
under The management u Mr. Bihh.
7. l. wadtell. the lorriug man.
made a flying yisi, thrugh here las,
week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29

Henry Wells has moved here. from
kutawa, and Is engaged in the grocery
business.
a little boy got his eye burs,cd out
here, Sunday afternoon. while playing
base ball.
Mr.. Millroy. our marshcll. is having
the walk repaired that leads To the
school house
Our grave yard needs cleaning of
very bad. Who will take the lead and
have Il doncl
Geo. Steele, our clever post master
has moved 10 the Henry Wells house.
on main street
T. X. Cookscy Is having some Inn.
provcmcnts made on one his residences
On North street.
Mrs. Sofa Rhodes has just returned
from Louisville where she has been
visiting relatives.
The Coon boys got badly beaten in
a game Of base ball here Sunday. Our
boys go IN 10 win.
The river is too low Tor the lan,,
boats 10 run but the little fellows are
busy bringing freight io our little city.
Cas-. Burks Is going into the dry
goods business At Blackford. Chaa ia
a fine fellow and We arr sorry to loosc
him.
William Driver and Jack Walker
have formcda partnership In the black
smith business and are uccupytbg n,
William Campbell stand.
There was a large crowd In town
Sunday afternoon 10 attend the hsr
thing. which vas the result ~ meet. /
INK which has just clossd AZ The B.r.
tist church.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29

Nancb Wilson and wife and Henry
Nilson. u Arkansas. visited rarpis
here las, acck.
Abc kirl. % wailsl ant nc.
Howard have ths best ,ror.s ~ tobacco
tn this nc.rhbofhoo,i
L"ok cat, boys, the ncmornts will
tel you a pretty h,t.cs,ory now. .,mo.
thing Ike the Spider ,oi the IA.
We were visited last week by fruit
tree agents, two dry goods pcldlers.
dentist and two umbrella mcrl,r,
Who can beat that
j. C. Wadicll has the thicAc,, ri,,,
Of timber land In The county anal \.
offers the timber to any one Who viii
take u OF the Truuni. Il IL nsn,,lv
'assairas and pcrsimmon.
The boys that wen, into Jam,s
Harper water melon patch the o,he,
n'rht wrtr evidently fron a di,,ape,
and Wcry ~, aware u the FAC, that
u was guarded BY two fierce ,ors. an
The boys made a dive for the m,o,.
and The do,,s made dive for the toya.
ard as he bols jumped the fence Tho
DIS relieved then u the cuan,y cat
Of their ran,s and az that remains f.r
Mr. llarrvr 10 q, s To match IN.
Tvo,lf.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29
LOCAL NEWS
Fredonia and Kelsey.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. PLANT. a
fine boy.
J. L. Doom, Of Azalea, was here
Saturday.
All our fall millinery is in. The best
on earth. SAM HowERroN.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Waters.
a fine boy.
W. d. Blue, Of White Sulphur, was
here Monday.
Mrs. W. S. Guess, Of Order, was
here this week.
Mrs. William Dobbins. Of Mexico.
was here Saturday.
Mrs. John Wilson, Of Marion. was in
town a few days since.
Thomas Montgomery. Of Farmers.
vile, was here Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs, T. r overly returned
from Lafayette Saturday.
Miss Lillian Ragsdalc. Of Marion.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. W.
d. johnson.
Misses Molic Clcmmic and Carrie
Doom. Of Asalca, are visiting relatives
here.
Hal Paydon and family. Of Hampton.
visited relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
All Of our fall goods are the bigres,
and best Of everything in every line.
Oycrcoats. suits. cloaks. shoes. silks
dress goods. trimmings. ladies' and
mems hats Saw HowEgroy
Mrs Sarah J, Dcboc. Of Marion. and
daughter, Mrs T. A. Oriway. have
returned from three weeks visit "a
Detroit, Mich.
This Is the largest and best assorted
stock Of goods in forty miles Of Kelsey.
Ladies jackets, 500 TO sia75
Mems suits. go 10 1900.
Boys suits. 80 10 go
Mems shoes, leo to 100
Ladies' shoes, 10 60 ab
More wool dress goods, silks and trim.
mings than all the other stores. Nc
BIG prices but everything a bargain.
We WILDE RICH, in price and quality
Everything has 10 be satisfactory "a
you II you buy here. An best prints
u and &c per yard. Respectfully.
SAN HowERroN.
Mrs. Geo. Roberts end child. Of
Marion, vsitei her aunt hire several
days last week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29
Dyeusburg.

Robt COokscy is our butcher now.
RObt Boards family arr all sick.
Geo. Yanecy rides the prcue., hone
in town.
Geo. Jones Is quite sick with MaAr.
al fever
The tomatoes continue 10 come in TO
The factory.
Il. c, Rice, Of Kelsey, was here on
a visit Sunday
Dolton vosicr is on visit here.
from paiLcah.
Uncle Sam Ca0idy has been very
sick Tor several weeks.
Clcayc Martin, Of Marion. wa. in The
ball game here Sunday.
J. r. PLANT wss the guest ofsbsrl,y
Pickering Saturday night.
Our Bank is dong a fine business
with J. 7. Brissey as cashier.
W. L. Bennett Il pushing the can.
ming business for all there is init
Dy'us & Co. are doing fine bust.
ness With their saw and Towering mill.
Farmers. here. have housed their
tobacco and are now making sorghum.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29

0r'illc Hodge has ronc 10 Louisville
10 study pharmacy.
Miss Emc Chi,,cndcn visited Mi..
Mae Scot, Sunday.
N. c Nelson. Of Smithlabd. visited
parents here last week.
We are % have a nice pavcmcn, In
town IN the near future.
Miss Boonic Akers. u Paducah. WIN
has been visiting herr, returned home
Saturday.
School will open here October / with
Prof Rogers a. principal and Mas
Jessie Shousc. assistant
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29

Forest Carpcnicr lcf, Monday morn.
'ng Tor Elkion, NY. where be- will h.
ciuca,c'i for the ministry.
Rev s Shelby Rowe will holiapno.
iueicd meeting atthe Christian church
beginning ,he first Sunday IN urtai~r
Ms lncs Nslson has resigned her
position a. "byIlo" girl Ms. Al,
Holman will now answer your ring or
call
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29
The Continued Story
of Current Events
Tolu.
The river is rising.

The river is rising.
Foster Brown is attending school at
Marion.
The Era show was at our landing
Monday night.
Thomas Walker Is plastcring and
papering house Of D. b Mantz.
L. Bloomfield was in town Saturday
looking after his mineral interests
d. W. Stone will sell you loo worth
q soap and package Of n. Y. wash.
ing gas for loo.
The steamer. Jno. S. Hopkins. Is
undergoing repairs. There Is a small
boat in its place.
Bro. Mcconnell looks fifteen years
younger and upon inQuiring We found
Il was boy at his house.
The Black MINER Fish Company
began business at this place. II YOU
want fish you can Ect them at Tolu
from above named firm.
Fifty dollars reward will be- paid Tor
any flour found TO be better than
Cream Of Harvest For sale al d. ".
Stones Try one sack.
Jim Hogan, colorcd. shot Bessie
Chip. colorcd, Sept 10. lie fired four
shots, three taking effect. one in the
breast, one in the thigh and one in the
back part u the neck.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29
Creswell.

When you want anything DO no, fail
70 cali on Lewis ". Mcconnell Re
handles general merchandise and will
sell YOU as cheap a. anybody.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29
Starr.

Hats, caps, boots, shoes an kinds II
dry goods, groceries and notions. An
kinds Of produce wanted at
CARL 7. BUTCHERS
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29

Who buy pair of Buster Brown
hose at The Palace, will be given a
nice drawing and pencil tablet, free.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-29

We are showing one of the most
complete lines in the latest patterns to
be found in the city. Prices right.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

9llng lit ebenio m~uiocdtebli6 mic
Die 6litt6. IS lit nid,t Die &Oec eini-
ger gelNtlg erfralltter nGronf3," lotl-
bern Der Gntldlltb elmer MenGc Itnr-
fer 2ertc, Die ibr 2ono .jcbcn, ibr
Volt nno ibren Seilouo mo aeldmo-
rem baben, oieies 2ono pom Der &ll-
ocnpelt 81 beireien, iclbit penn lie ibr
el9ene@ Seben opiern mjji'cn.
&nncrbnlb 60 5oQcu mcrocn Sic
BON Dem ploBliden Iooc menigitenS
zines einfIlBreiden &ljocn III oieier
Stoot lnto eiJes onocr1u 1T Chicago
borcn. Sic tins qepornt morOen unO
boben cS nid)t beo6tct. Die Arbeit
miro longionl Beginner Ole 3erito-
RING beoeutenOen ujOiiben Gigen-
tbum5 miro bolo miou9ct. Eublici-
tat miro in iciuer RidhluG cinen lin.
tcrldic0 mt@moder, abcr logen Ste
&brem &olfe, ooB lie Die Marmmgen
nid)t mbcohtet loiien iollcL menn
ibncn lbr &eben lieb III. Sie meroetl
lie Oerlte6en, menm tie tJmnlen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Nlcibt itnnlni.

Ncm 9orf, %. 9huGuit. - Die
bllblde lunl0e 6rau bon SDroculc,
mcld)e tilr3lidI i'm Hiucrlioc 9ripc &c.
ld)nllen luur0c mo Die iid iclbit Mu.
RE Soll nennt, t~bntlGd)lid) o6cr Mr2.
SorotbD y. Horien lit. lCi0ct iebt all
Starrtrompf mo Ger Coroner lit uli.
9efor0ert luor0en i6rc Nntc mortenl.
Nll3lngc cntaegen5unebmeu. Sbre
Mnnoe lelblt IN ser linfen Grllit lit
nlht be0cnflidL abcr sic alt0cI lit
l1od) lIld)t bcrauSgc5oqcn noroert.
9ie illngc Srnu ipeiQcrt iid bcborr.
lid, Den Nornen oeS WanncS a,1,itoes
ben, Der III Der iro0lihcnNod)t bel liz
mar. Sic mar ans eincm ioibiono
blen Sotel in elmer &utidc nod, DEM
Hlperlloe Gribe nabc ZIG. StruBc Ge,
'obrc1. Sbr &utihcr iob lie Arm in
grn NIT cincm Wouu, ser Iie sort
trof, 9eben. Nalo nnd)bcr ert0nte eiit
SdliB mo man ionO ooS MGodcn
allen, %perlpun0et obcr 10 faltb.iitiQ,
iuIe lie rs ItetS ieitOem geblicben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Vrpfcr Iedbam untcr eiiraidJait.

on a, H.-D., %. Nuault.--
Grrberid u. Eedbum. Ser Neip -S)or.
fer 9olmuoa Mafler, melder bier
in G~erbinbuna nit Dem 9aumpol.
bcridt Sfonool inn Iderbau Gepar'
icmc,t perbniict moroen non mo Die
periloiiene Iadt i'm @eidngnilIe 5n.
brinaen mllBte, mcil es ibm niht
ihnen gcnilg moglid) gemelen luar,
oie oif $4,000 bemeilene 9iirgidait
beiSubringen, muroe bente mieoer
porqeiiibrt. Sein Nnmalt plaioirtc
INN Serobminoerung Der 9iirgldatt
aui 5000. Gie giireihait muroe
iblieBlif nuf $4,000 ieltgeiebt uno
bon Serrn Eedbam beigebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

id) meill GerbGltniB NIT Oen Gbida-
Jams, obglcih Der @ouperrpllr MIDI
I'M Wciterfilbrun9 mcincr betrcffcll.
ben SbGtigfeit eriltd)t bate. 9ie
mir I'M Sftober 1901 5tGcItellten 3abs
litngS-Anmeiiltngen betraicn Gienlt-
l%el'trngen, melde in Die Belt Dor met
rer G%rnennung sum Senntor fallen.
Gas Gepartement in WuibI1aton lit
lett A Sabren BON meincn irilbcrcn
8e3lcbnn9en nit Den GbidaiQlua mn
terridtet. Nn ben oltf ben 9tumcn
bon ;. s. Burton olSqeItcQtcn 9ln.
meiiungen babe ib nid)t ooS a"erin0ite
SntereIIe aebdbt. 3. s. Burton lit
mein Vruoer, Der mebrcre Wtonotc
noh mciner Grnenmlng Sum Senotor
bon @oltuerneur NSobniou oIS oeicb.
lider Gerotber genonnen iullr6e uno
Der geQempGrtig IN SiibominQo, Der
0orptIto6t Ser GbiduiapS, mcilt. I'd,
babe me0er 6irett, nod INDIRECT liir
irQen0 cine 2etItunG oI5 Scnotor lett
meincm Gintritt in ben Scnot Gnt-
0el0 erbnlten. Ser @ollperllellr bate
0o@ @elo, ais id feline 1icnitc Der
IicB, nidt iIiiiii9 Oober ih Die bctrci
ienncn 3ublnna9 Nnmciiumgcn crit
i'm Ottober 1901 Crbielt."
CT. 6aiiiQ'9 8ef0rOerung q.
SefretGt 2Siiion Bat 0eln @orid)ldd
bon Eroleiior @illi@ 6. Woorc, Dem
Gbcl Oea NetterbiircouS, Or. Sliper
&. Ioliig ais eincn ser Gireftorcn
lilr iuiilenl6oitlide 6oridunq Dem
SblcrOotorium oui Mount @cotbcr,
@Iralnien 5%u5utbeilen, ieinc 3llitim=
mlng gCQebcn. Or. 6niiiq, ser meb-
rere Sabre binorrd) ailiitirenoer 4ro-
leIlor Der WicteoroIogie an Der n(So6n&
&OpfinS' llnipcriitGt" in Baltimore
geuclen mar, miro iih olti Mtount
Mcatbcr Der Griorihlu9 Der oIpnaz
llIll OCT Tlllo1pOute lOl0lllell, q. J..
Der Gr%lorldllnQ Der oberen 2uitihid)
ten uermitteIlt Nolon9 unO Grudcn.
Ger Sail NIbura.
Ger ItcluertrctcnOc Staut9icfrctGr
Hoomi@ erilldte per aobel Den @e.
l0n0ten Ser Ger. Stnuten in Mana
qua, Nicoroquo, Nrn. Nterrp. nm
gcnallerc Information iibcr nie Ger.
boItllng bon Nlbnra. zines ser Ser
treter Der oNimon Nrllit Gonlponu".
Die &crboftimg Oca @enonnten bot
ju Den Sdmicrigteiten gciiibrt, lpelde
&onlul Condition nit Dem ErGii0tnz
ten Der &epublif NicoroQuu 0cho6t
bat. Nus ben bis ieBt cil10elouiencn
Gepelden mor nift eriihtlidl oh MI.
bars i'd nod, in Soft beiinOct ODER
rpoa Oea @eitcrcn in ieinem Sale
geld)cben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Snaanrt . Embarrassment.

" ter, 8, %. Nu9uit. SIN
So9gort'ihen Shcioung9perlobrer
mudtc emma 2ptle, cine I'M SallIe.
Soaqort mGbrenb 8 Sabre ~beoicnltetc
Sorbige, Die guSiage, Dob Captain
5oggort icinc Satin bGniig ldled)t
bcbonoclt babe. 9ei elmer @eleaen.
belt bo6e or lie ans Dem Souie gelpic-
fen uno tie beidimpit. Siernui ipur.
ocn ole ihriitlihen Iitslagcn BON
areisQerihts Hidter 9errD unb Del.
len Sobter perleien. Scibe erfl1reu,
bob Irau Suggart lid hires &illcu5
ltets o%nltGnbig nufgeiiibrt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
GrmOr6ctc Batter, Wnttcr nmogruocr.

NromorC NJ, %. IuNuit.-
Ter 20 Sabre altc Solblut %noio-
ncr Glorcncc @rolun bon StonGuoQ,
~, lit mter ser illrdtborcu 2(n-
tlage. &ntcr, Mutter inio 9ruocr cr-
moroer 81 bnbcn. pcrboitet mor0cn.
Ter l(nbolo bot, nod leinem cigcncu
@cItGnoniB, feline Nngeborigen, nab
reno lie in Sdloie ln9en, oilrdl Ne.
polueridiilic Qct00tet, oomit er in ocu
u~llcini2en 9eiit ser Samilienbabe &c.
lange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
GbieaaO's Strafenbabncn.

G6icoap, ST., %. gu9rit.
Ter Grperte Dupont porGetroit, mel.
der Sen 9erid)t iiber bic IN Chicago
einjuridtenoc Mini5ipol : StroBcn
balm a%ltSGenrbeitct bat, ioa borin oit
3obl bon 100 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I'M @ertbe bon ioit $1,000 pro Stiid,
5. T.. cine ~@eiommtausgobe BOA
$6,5OO,OOO, %ongcgeben bnben. Ter
betreiienoc 9eridt muroe Sem Spe.
5iol = Strobenbobn . Gommi1iGr GIo.
renee 9. Gorrow 5llr Gorlage an ooa
transport. goilite beS S%taotratbc9
iibcrge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Gus 9clbc Iicbcr.
G5 neilc Grfrnnfltngcu WrN 6 Tobe3.
iGuc in Nem-O Orleans am geItri'

va NN'N NIl'uh'HlTtH II|p y ~N'N"
iGuc in Nem.O rlc1n3 am geItri.
gen Gage.
Sem Orleans 25. MllgliIt.
800 Ger @eridt iibcr mas @raiiireu
oc3 gel6cn Iieber8 IN Ncps0 rlean5
mdbrcn6 Der nm 6 llhr bcltte Nbeno
OcriGollcncn "a Gtmoc cr8iebt Sol
gcnOeS:
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5obI Scr Grfrontlmqcu bis 9dtnm
1868, meitcreG o0eSidlc e, @elammt,
5oDl Der GoOeSiGGe bis Qotum 232,
neIle Selldcnberoe tG, @elunmt5abl
Scr Seuhcnberoe 37G, inter @e.
bonoIung bciiItblihe &atieHten $50.
Die @elbiie6er. Situotion IN Der
Sta0t lit noh mie Dor elmo lolde, Dob
lie Die iriibet gcbegten 9elilr6tllngen
@etreiiS Nu9brudS elmer gcIGbrlIden
Gpiocmie ol9 u%nbeqriluOct erIhcinen
luBt. Die 8un6eS- Sunit0t3. 8cb0r-
Sen limo Dem ge9enilber gencigt, 0en
Gcrfebr 5miid)en Nems Orleans lrn6
oen umlic1en0en inii5Irtcn Orten 3u
crId)tucren, nm cine MiCOercinldlep.
plIng 81 uernlei0en. MIS- 0aS gelbc
Sieber 3uerit in Scr Stoot nllSgebro,
dcn mar, ilo6cn pielc Stnlicner aus
Nelp-O rlconS nad oCn FuriibeS Der
llnlgebung. NohOem lie Die Sclldc
in Oerihieoenen Srtcn cingei6leppt
botten, mohen piele non ibnen nllll-
mcbr Wiene, mie0er uud) Der Staot
5ltritd5utebren, lpo0lrh Die 0eiobr
elmer @icoereini6leppunN geGebcn
crldeint, Ter geitriQc oifi5iellc 9c.
rift iiber Die Seube gilt iiir ermnltbiz
gen0. Die 3nbl Scr nellet Sale mnr
alti ii ~9clolen, Die gcringite 3obl
lett Dem I. glrl9rlt an mcldem Gage
Ole 8rm0cSbeb0r0cn oie &eitlun9 bc5
&umpfes IN Die @onO genonrmcn bot
ten. Sn Serre olr 9oltei9, Dem Site
Der ct. Bernard Ynriih murOe ein
neller 6ol genclNct, moS Die 8c-
Iommt5obl oui II brinat. Die Seltdc
Oolelblt tritt in elmer milocn Sorm
oli, mGbrcno ooS gclbe Sicbcr nuf
Der Gorinne-YlontoAc IN oerielben
Eorilb iid boaortiaer 5ciqt.
@ronb VI npioS. Mid)., %. Iu,
quit. - Sn Scr 'Somnibip Groderp,
OttolUdsGountp, 10 Micilen bon bier
cntfernt, lit Elm 6oQ bon @el6iieber
por9cfonmlcn. Der grfronftc lit ser
Dor elmer Mndc ans Nelu-S Orleans
0ortbin getommcnc Selepbonor6eiter
@oDfreu SimburN. Gr lit ieit lebten
Snmltog crtronft, bod mllr0c ein
Ir5t crit gerilicn nlS ieine Scmpero-
tllr cine bcoentlid) bobc gelporoen
luor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Stride in Die 2uit gciprcnot.

&inccnneS, Sno.. %. 9(uollit.
- NlS Heiultnt zines 81 Carlisle
mlS9ebro6encn HoiienfompieS muroc
Die Oorti9e Heger . @nptiitenfirhe
bclltc iriib ourf 0pnnmit, meldjeS
nnter Dem Nltur pcrliedt luoroen mar,
in Ole &llit qeiprengt. @lutbunoe
linO oli Die Spur ser Ibqter aeieBt
mor6en. IS miro qeorobt, oaB ole
Ncger aus Dem Srte pcrtriebcn wcr.
ocn iollcn, I'M Sale Gerbaitngen in
Solge 0eS TorinllS poll5o9en meroell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Mnlfcnbrndl nnb gc6cmsprrlnlt..

Giclc aberdeen crtuunfcn. - Sha.
oen 5lim Setrogc bon mcbrcren
&lnocrttouieno Collars.
Sriuioa6, Col, %. Nuquit.-
Gin 9eitern Sbelo IN Ser NGbe BON
Nbooe Cannon eingetretener g2olten.
brilh uerpanOcltc 6ieien Cannon,
oltr6 melhen mter gem0bnlidjen I'm,
ltdloen MIR Elm fleiner @ud] ilicft, in
elnen t%oIenocn Stront, mcldcr Ourd)
Die Standardization 8ertpino uno
Eobo@co fegte, NQe5, mas in ieincm
F1d0e lag, 5erIt0rtc uno 0a5 Grtriu.
fen bon lteltn MtenIden herbeiiii6rte.
Ter pctulliGre SerhtIt miro AMI meb-
rere Nulocrttuuieno Collars Qe.
idGtt u10 iGIlt 5ltm gr0Bten I6eilc
oitf 0ic oGoloraOo 6ucl < (Sron 60"
umo sic Colorado & Soutbcrn Nail.
man So"
Noh ipGtercn Nodridtcu ioacn in
SoboSco olein, IS Mieilcn n0rolid,
bon bier, IS bis # Mtenid)eu e.
trltnten leiu. Gic Gpicr limo Qr6B.
tcntbetl9 Oeltreiher oocr (Etaliencr.
W}nn IhGbt Die @ciammt5obl Der Gr.
trinltelle1 AMI % bis 81, mociien lie
gen nod feline Qeiauen 9tahrihter
DOR.
Sine beutc Nadmitto0 cinQetroi.
lenc GelepbonbotiAoit ans &uiting9
tbetIt nit, oaB IS Yerionen, mie man
gclulB DetB, crtrltnten o0er uermi6t
lin0. ScA3 &eiden limo aui0elun.
zen, Oorunter oieicnigc elmer Grml.
mclde Elm ellua iedS Wonate altc5
to0e9 Ain0 IN oCn &Gn0cn belt. In.
ter Den b%ctanntcn Splcrn beiinoen
Nid Ole @rubenorbeiter Narru S'9}cGl
mo Charles Hic6ott.
Sri. 6unnie 6louo fam bellte ants
Sobasco bier an. Sic NOR sort bel
cilen 9rtocr nlf 9eiu6 mo lab Die
6lnt1moqe Den Cannon berllntertoln.
men. &ie lie cr5Gblt, batten ole BE.
mobncr obiolllt feline @orrmnlg bon
Der ibnct orobcn0en @eiabr. Gin
GlBcno SGticr maren inn 9tu uca.
g~eriiien unO ibrc 9emo6ncr Ocn mil.
Oen 6llttben ii6crantluortet. % bis
30 6amilien uerloren ibre gauge Sa.
be. SriinumcrItiide linO oli Meilen
bin al Dem 9udc 5erltrcut.
S6mcrer egen un62c.
bcn%ocrlul il II Ycnn.
lDlOanien.
2oncolter, ia, %. NuNuIt. -
Weni. auntel unO icinc Shmicgcr.
todtcr, 6ral 6runciS auntcl crtron.
Ten bellte III ser Big @eoper Greef,
lpcI6e lie olf einem @ogen 81 frel.
sen ncrnldten mGbrcn0 Der Bad in
6olge oeS Ge8enS Der leBten Nadt
bodan9cldluollcn mar. Gic &eiden
limo nid)t auigcfungen.
Dorf, 20, %. NuQllIt. - Ser
ldpcrite GegeniaQ felt 2t ESobrcn lit
m0brenO Der lCbtcn 20 Stunocn bier
clngetrctcn. Nllc StrGme iinO aus.
0ctreten, unO GROCER SGoOcn cnt.
ltun0. Ter unterc Sbeil ser bieliacn
Stoot lit BON ser Go0orllS Greet
ilbcrldlucmnlt unb picle 0cpobncr
moren jilr 6lidt gc5mungcn. Cine
GroBe gn5obl Sobrifcn bot Sen Be.
trlcb eingelteat. Mehrcrc @riiden
Der r9tortbern Central 9obn" 5mi.
ltcn bier II. Baltimore murocn mca.
gerilIeL rn0 Scr Gcrfe6r Gui 0icier
Sobn, iolpie ouf ser yg9eltcrn Wto.
rDlon0 9obn" lit nntCrbrodcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
HGtbIclGaitc S%dicfaifaire imCntario.

Normoob, Ont, %. anauIt. -
SboS. g. Sill, Elm 5poliiGbriaerS obn
oeS FARMERS Hobert Sill. mnroe NAB
reno ser lebten Iad)t adt MeiIen BON
bier, in ser @obnlung ieineS Goter5,
eriboiien ulto MobcG, cine Sod)tcr oes
Sormers, pernnnoet. Sill bcbouptet,
Elm aus ieinen SeeinOen ~beItebenoer
Mob babe mGbreno Der Nodlt iein
Sous umSingelt uno nit @elpebren
ms Sn1ere ecfeucrt. Nahboren be-
I~ireiten 9ies unb erfIGren o~oSsSeuern
iei i'm Saliic ielbIt poraeiaaen. Ge.
teftips iirlO obseid)idt moroer, nm
Hadforidungen oll5uitelen.