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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-10

MoNELY:-We are au thorized to
announce E. E. McNely as a candidate
for Register of Lawrence County,
Election in August
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-10
Announcements

/ respectfully solicit your support for
County Court Clerk, Election Aug. 1906
n. B. SniMs.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-10

ty az one among the best Chapter
in the State Of which feel prond
to be a member Thanking our
kind Editor for his help in notify.
ing The public about the celebra-
ton.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-10
M. E. SOUTH

REV. T. +, KELLUM, PASTOR.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Preaching at1l.
Evening services at s.
You are welcome.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-10

The Democrat, S1.OO a year
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29

Were the people, we're he people.
Said he LaI.ar ballteam folks.
We're the masters M creation,
We will beat the Holly blokeS.
So they rustled up their players
To see how mary they could find,
But had tO q me To Granada
To finish up their nine.
Then they came In great pr"fus"n.
Sure beforehand tney had won,
And they offered good hard money
Atihe rat o. two To one
Hu the fates were sore against them
And their culnrs trailed the du-t.
Fo, he Holly team would triumph
We will beet those folks or bust.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29
Baby Dies.

Fay. the little two-y.'ar-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs &. NJ. Piper, died
Monday with inflammation of the
bowels Little Fay Was sick but a
few days and the community will
greatly miss her, and especially SO on
account of the suhdcnnrsS with which
the end came. Mr.. Piper is il well
known farmer, residing eleven miles
northwest of folly AMI has many
relatives back east who will b gri. we'd
to hear uf The great los
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29
Swiak Is II,

Reports that have reached The
Chieftain won q Indicate that Swink
is stincd 10 b":,mc Il eM,l lnwn
after all. Tney are still doing b,isi.
ness III tents. AL iiic lnlciil,niy for
the Su.ar factory is "ii the ground
and lie G ,i,sl rllclIuIi company is
awaiting Tie ANIMAL of structural
steel.
The rail Dad d mp 10 the factory is
raclically completed.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29
There Are Few

reopfe who know how te take care. Of
themselves-the majority do not. The
liver is most important organ IN
the body. Herbme will keep it in
condition. V. c. STnpkins, Alba,
Texas. writes: Il have used Her.
hine for Chills and Fever and find it
the best medicine | ever used. I
would not be without it. 1t is as
good for children as it is for grown
up people, and | recommend it. It
is fine for La Grippe" Sold by all
druggists.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29
South Side Items.

Mr. and Mrs Mckinney of Missouri
were visiting the formers cousin. A.
+. Van FL zen, last week. Mr.. Nc
kinzey express. d a leaning toward a
honest cad on he nth side and may
locate here in the n ar future.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29
Wedding AT Shadynook.

Amid clematis. white roses, sweet
n.aS, carnations and OleanderS at
Shadynta,k occurred the pretty wed
ding Monday evening at 8 O'Clock Of
Miss Pearl, daughter Of Mrs + u.
p"merny. to Walter Padiey, formerly
" Holly. The ceremony was pre-
nounced by Jle Rev. John Thomas Of
Coolidge, at the home "f the brides
other, Shadynonk, tn" date app"in :
I'd b ing the BRIDES birthday.
The home is well named. being sur
rounded by beautiful trrcs0f all kinds.
roses and shrubs The interior wa>
artistjcally decorated with the above
named flowers.
The ceremony was performed willie
the couple were standing under an
arch of cIemaiiS. white sweet peas
and roses. Just as the clock struck
eight t,ey entered the parlor, led by
little Miss Gardner. cousin of the
bride, dressed in whit her lovely gold
en- curlS. bearing the ring nestled in
The leaves Of a beautiful white rose.
The bride was aitired in white silk,
white crepe dc CLINE, nverdreSs
Trim cd with allnver lace, lace edge
white applique and white satin ribb n.
With long white veil and carried Il
bouquet Of white carnat ons and
white roses.
After congratulate ions the bridal
party retired to tie d ming room
where refreshments were served.
Table was decorated with Smilax and
sweet peas presented bv Mr. and Mrs.
u. ID. .Innes Of Colorado springs, from
their "Broadlnnor" greenhouse.
The presents bear both beauty and
usefulness. being silver knives and
forks, cake basket, cake basket, sngar
spoon, silver Set from the groom. table
linen, etc.
Those present: MIR. and Mrs David
Hessee. Mr and Mrs John Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs Miles Standish, all "f
Coolidge, Mrs. Lottie Graham. Mr..
and Mrs. Will Morley of Las Animas,
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter N. P.dley Of
Holly. Miss Eta Heese, driving up
from Syrac1s came in at the eleventh
hour Just as the good things were be-
ing devoured, but IN time to b. an
eyewitness to the cutting of the
BRIDES cake.
The bride and groom viii reside at
SHADY nook.
May showers Of blessings follow
them thru their journey together
Wire cloth and screen doors cheap
est and best at
The R. w. English Lumber Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29
Placards for Sale.

Placards are for sale at The Chief
tain Office, at the rate Of ten cents
each, which read as follows:
Boarding.
No Credit.
House For Rent
No Splitting on Floor.
Dressmaking.
Furnished Rooms.
No Minors Allowed.
No Trespassing or Hunting.
Barn For Rent
No Smoking.
House For Sale.
Extracts from the laws required to
be posted by boarding house keepers
if they would protect themselves
against dishonest patrons.
See the new Cles ent bicycles at
Robt. Kings.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29
Calling Cards, Perfect Printing Chieftain
HARPER RYE

'On Every Tongue pure. old, rich, mellow; the
acme Of excellence in whiskey production. Best
beverage Safest IA, Il tiSfac,Or for all uses,
Fee Harper WhiSkey exhibit in az rcultural building
Worlds Fair St Louis Sold by JONES BROS.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29

l. F Matthews hls nearly finished
thinning beets. lie has must excel
lent stand.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29
Sundays Biz Game.

Holly vanqui>hed its enemy Score
nine TO four. l.ineu
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. !. B Barnes is ted
their ranch on the south SIDE Sunday.
MIR. Barnes owns 800 acres of aS fine
land as can be found anywhere.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29

They may come from the south,
They may cnine from the north.
But they'll al come to HOLLY
For to celebrate III. Fourth.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29

See the new Cles, ent bicycles at
Robt. Kings.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29

IL c. Gamel and nuiher spent sun
day with Mis-. Gilman south OF Amty
reports crops in that section looking
fine.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-29

John Nolan returned to the river
Saturday, aftera weeks sOJourn in
the Bear creek settlement. where he
is building "A new house on his home
stead Looks as If John might mean
bus ness TIL is time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06

Sic % y. orIb"cmpiicblt
oir Er0libcntrn Scr %crclniNtcn
Stuntcn nod Nbloui IbrcH Minister
mil,H III lcbcnalGnNlid)cn Scn0tnrcn
nit elmer cntlprcd)cnbcn EUliiou 5lt
mud,Cn. @rltnb Sll oiclcrGnnpicblunl
lit bub Gr ErGiiocnt GlcuclunN cllrcn
nit l2,00OSolore lolorirtcn Eoltcn
olo Ncicrcnt i'll Den brci gro6ct &c
bct9 &cflidcrunNS @clc0ld)oltcn
n%nacnpmmcn bot. Gin NGuclcncr
ErGiibcnt Der &crcinlNtcn Stuntcn
lullte nld)i notbi1 bobcr. lcluc Gri
items 81 lriltcn mo lclnc Gonlilic 5it
pcriurNen. 10 Nrt CT forllc. Sn picl
mir miiicu. bot Nr. Glcpelonb bua 1oc
nid)t nptMucllbl1, Gr lcbt in lchr az.
ten &CrhGltnillUi. Mcnn cr cine gut
bc5nbltc Sicllnlla n%nninlnlt, 10 tbllt
CT bns lpohl. lpcil CT icilc Nrbcita
froft nod, lucitcr ullsnilbcn piu, mo
l2.OOO Collars pro Sobr lillo ia aud
ltidlt 5ll pcruftell. nrdl lprnll man.
rim reidCr Mann lit. Sic irilbcrcn
E%rGiiocntcn Der %crciniatcn Stouicn
bober tclnc Fcnlipnen beSpgcn. unb
cirllgc pom ibren hotttn zine Eeliion
icbr gut Nebrollde fonrell. llebriNcno
boben Die &crcinigten Staoten neiler.
Nillas 10 uicle Eeniion0rc. bob aud,
Die Gr N%roiiOelten nod, 5u9cfiigt luer'
ben fonilten audi lpelln tic elmer Ferl
lion nidlt bcnotbigeti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06
Tas meme britiid)c Nabinct.

Ter Sonoollcr Correspondents a..
ites beutidjen 9lattes idreibt iiber
nas 2abinet oes Eremiers Cir Sen.
~ Campbell. gonierman:
Srl6it Die eonierpotipe Yreiie fam
cs Dem neuen Trcnlier ni6t obitrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06

SIC Is b icoNo Srlbunc'.
pilcgt uliubrlid) olc Mprbr mo nlle
ocrc &erbrcd)cn 81, rcniltrircn unb
bna 0einnnntcr9chnlb onnn 5l per.
Olfcltlid)cll. Nnllnd, iulr0cn int
sabre 1905 92t2 Mtpror ii, ocn Tcr
ciniNtcn Stuntcn ucrilbt, $40 nlchr.
dis I'M uorbcrgebcnocn Sabre. Iie
}ohl Der Npmdmoroc bctrltg 66; Cos
lit luclliNcr. nlS III irgcno cincm
Sabre icit 1885. Tie ,}ubl Der Sills
%rid,tun0cn bc5iiicric iid) III 1903 muf
l3l; cine 3obl, Die 5u Der 1roBcn
3nbl Der Moroc IN fcillen &crbGlt.
llib itehi. $u 3S2 SGlcn bonocltc es
lid, lcBtcs Sobr INN NolbmurO, NOD
reno III 1901 MIR t03 Noilbmoror b.
0nllAcl lpltroen. Grihrcfen0 lit Die
3iunubmc Der Selbitnnorbc. Sn Of
0elolfcncn Sabre llldtcn IN ocn &cr.
clnigtcn Stooten 1882 Eerioncn irei-
iuilig bcn Spb. in Sabre 1899 belief
lid Die 3nbl Der Selbitnloroer nuf
$40. Muffoacnb iii neben Der %ltarfer
Stciaerinas5iifer Der Sclbitmoroe
audi, oob oos meiblide @elfledt fuIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06
@frcan pcs etaet.Mcaiirntprs.

9tncu bnrun irtsIciiirlcn l%Serioacn miro bier
nil Ninnrint cribeiit, onli Der S!noi Sngc.
niclr. mic e9 onrh bcU IbiGuitt 81 Y, Nrttiel
IS. oce GnItinrnrcr 5tunt GpoeG hnll lS93.
Czuplcmcntl pcrlunNt mira, bcn rrrldfcuoen
lilul mo Die Observation-Disclosures tir bic Nj
pcuirmlo. Eiluitcrlrrp mn cas- Scbcl BON Sol
icurunoitciHcu Der |rinotsNIIca Smtihcn 9tr.
tiOl mn III. li06. Sil-ppmbNrhzS trnBc, it
oiCfcm Milreau b~irierlcdi eat.
gllc oapnu bcriibrtc1 Scricnclt lttio bcrcdl
tiQt. iruerbGlh 80 lngen. nom SdtlIn! picler
9iuiii an, I'M Nu'timprer Stuoiacriht hurd,
'hriiiIi6 ciltacrci0ic Fciiitcu odnegel III Az.
pclircll,
Nartn ~. Npppcr.
Acoiiiruirr oct Sluot Mdliinorr-
L Nr,O4 ~. Nnlh III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06
Scfanmtmndlmngcn
9nrcau ocs Stao.. Wcumctcre.

u. [ulluur 1900.
Scr Stuptz tjeuuIeitt luiro ait Sr:iidd, oct
II. %nmuur 1906, irr intclt nllacgehcllcl 5ctt
nIt Cri mo Stellc crihciucl ltllo ole !tipcullr
Der ioIHclncu Stru6Clt ctublircn:
FuIaSfis Strubc, iluiincn NlttNenrb Strdbc
ltlh Nreherid Ylpcnlc, mn 80 llbr Sornt.
Guiur- StrGBC. Hptidcn Wionltrrcltts StruGc II.
Nurirrosgtuc. Hal II llbr Hipyflt.
gScbbsStru6c. Wii6el Gnrnr l1tn 2tcrli1G
StrnGc; I'M HIS %nrlt.
Jinleiob Is. yBomns.
CTaHGl Stuot Ncpnctcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06
NUn6un Yurf.

Ger baaptiG tiiilite SrieoDuf 1T Baltimore.
arcal: 5jO Ndcr. - Smmcrpahrcnocr Gbnrtcr.
3u ieofr Rcit crrcidlbnt. !Biini Geui5 SuUr.
gcIo hon nlcu SiuoitbciIen, StrnBcnbnbn.
SNua1nnS puiiircl ben Snipiein1nlIg nnc orci
Dtinuicn. &nrnlco SSuricSimmcr iiir Sulhc,
ole ccu Sricnbpi bel rnubein @cticr bcfIIhcn.
VcardhnibpIitc 81; iebr mdbigcn Y~reiiclt,
i6nInltltd inter fortndbrenhcr Tile0p.
@ircan: Tr. 81, @citsS aratpGa stranc.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06

Scr Ncm Durfcr Stunt@
Stnntur Nrodrt hot III Nllballu cine
Melollltion cill9cbrudt. Den Glul0Ca
Scnutor GcpCu lpcNcn icincr Ma
dcn'h0ttCn in Der yGultItnblc Scbcna
Ncrlid)crlulga Wcicllld)uft" nuijltiur
ocrrL lCill Mnlt nl@ NlunbC@lenntnr
nIcocrSlllcNcn. Ncrr Gholnccp NJ.
Ecpcp obcr crflGrt 0urolli nit bin.
rem Wortcn: oNuilt mir oar nld)t clll.
jl rcliNnircn. Morum lolltc id) aud
rciigrIrcl? %dl gcb0rc 70 Nelcnidor
ten dis Slrcttor al, lllt0 in, Npril.
lpcrll l) - Sabre ait lucrNc. trctc ld)
BON aft oicicn Wciclihoitrn 5llrild
ullb mcinc ciNcntlidc ShGti1fclt I'M
Scn0t miro crit rcdt u%ninn1cn." no
tiirlid,; mcnl ciu Observation-Disclosures lei
ne N~rheltafrait 5piihcn Dem Nntt
mo - Wclcllid)nitCn. IN bcncn cr 81.
rcttor lit. thcilcn mllb. bom tonn iiir
feline uicl GrlpricBlldea herollafpnls
men. IcpUp bat iibriNcnH nllh mar
ne &crchrcr lit Der Ncus 2orfer 6e.
icb1cbunN, equator Mnlbp bcScid,-
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Wc'tdltcn III Der nmcrlfnnlld)cn
Ncld)id,tc NM ais Clllcn be.
0clltcnoitcn G%boruftcrc Der cipililir.
ten Mclt. User ohnc Sdrnlo it, bcy
lueric orll critcn Stcin ulii ibn," rici
Molhp aus. unb inb lid in Dem g.
notorcnfreiic nm. Cine ioubcrc }unlit,
oicic Scrrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06

Erbfci Or. Ho6crt & . d
1eoenft Den ibnn 5u0cioIlcncn NohtI.
preis jlIr Heoliiirnng zines %ieblinga.
mluuihca 81 %pcrlpeloen, nGmllid) 5lll
clnDCitlidcll Ncrallogubc lclllcr &C.
ianmtcn miiicnid)oftlidcn 9Irbeitcll.
Ser .Glcpclnno " Il d) cr
mo Nn6ciNcr" ldreibt iorfoltlld:
.Hiuion Mlliicll mill Ole Ncidlid)tc III
res &cbcna i%dlrcihcn. Wcnn buS WCrt
Die Nilocr otter ibrcr Wattcu crlth0lt,
10 fam 6 ais orcid) iullitrirt" GET
ten.
GnnNreB Ncpr0ientun
W~ruSpclor BON Ohio lit umNr6nltclL
Dab Ole Gilenbabnclt feline TrcipGlit
mcbr oltH0cbcn lpollcn unO mia b0
fiir Hcpond)c ncbmclL bob Die Sub.
ucntioncu iiir oic EciorocrumA Scr
Foltladlen nm jcbn Milllolcn be-
id)littcn mcr0cn ipucn. Gic Nnbncl
BADEN nGmlid) ihrcn Tcrluit ourd)
SreipGilc ultf idhrlid) 5chn Wiuioncll
Collars bcrcd)net un0 oicic Suntn1C
lpilrOcn bic @ohncn nodl %9luibcbun0
Der GrcipGiic Jest profitircn. 2u9
Itlrnnlt Itllil lld)t Noll6. Wcnn Ole pie
len Eclttc, Die bisher nit Grcipullct
rciitcL, iiir ihrc @iQctc 5t 5oblcn Ia
ben, mcr0Cn liNucniACr %rcllcll; 0lldl
Die 0crrcll I'M &apltol mcrocn tcin'
Nllanohnlc mad)cll, mcnn Die 6rcls
p0l'c fortfullcn.
GicunNuril d) Z II cNicrund
hot ulltlidl 0cH fcrtiGgcltclltcn @clcb
cntluurf ilbcr bna ull1cmcinc Mnhl
rcdt bcfunlrt 0cgcbcn. Gallad) prh0lt
JCocr munllidlc StuotabilrAer. Der
0oa ~. HchcnSiahr pollcnoct bat mo
0C@ SclcnH mo Sd)rcihcn3 tlun0i0 lit,
0ua nftlnc M0hlrcd)t. Sc0cr Nablbe
5irf eripGhlt cincn Nb9corbnctcn. Gic
Mnnlbc5irtc mcrocn III tlcIlcrc Nb
ltlnunu10atrcllc clllncthcllt, lpobel
ic0c @cmctn0c llad) elmer bclolocrcn
Mublliltc nbltimmIt. Tic &obl lit IN.
mllttclbnr mo 9chCln mo Crtolgt
m.ittcllt Stinml5cttcla. @el NlcId,er
Stinmlcnjnhl cttldcl0ct Dos Zoos.
Sic %9cgcnm0rtlgc ;}uhl Der Nbgcor0
llctcl blcibt lutpcrGnocrt bcltchcn,
cbcnio oic i%iiniidbriNc MonootS'
bauer. Gir %biabcrigcn Muhlbcrcd)tiN
ten bcboltcu Ona Mublrcd)t nod iilr
Sic 1ollcr Der bcibcn n0d)Itcn @uhl
pcrIoocn. n,ld) lnclll lie nld)t lcicll 1t.
lhrclbcn f0nncn. @uhlbur lit ic0cr
linNori'd)c St~nntabilrgcr, Der bon Der
MlailbunN bc9 @oblrcdta nlht ulla
1ciflolIcl lit lll,b mirbcltciia Id)on
5cbn Sabre lang bun Stontabilr1cr
rcd)t bclibt. Aidt mGblbor ooNe0cn
lit ic0cr luCNcn ans Wcluinnlllht &c.
.NnllNclcIl NcrgebcnS obcr iucNcll NlIi
rrt6lllA 5llm Observation-Disclosures %er,
ltrtbClltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06
Spbp M. Scmicl,
Tr. 0i, glib sbnrp. strafe,
tit Der ycidlcnbcitnttrr,

lucI6cr uIe Smitrdqe liet3 5ur 3nIricocnbcit
n~noihbrt. 2ic bon i0m bcbnnocItcn Gcitcn ION.
ilclt SSpd1en lorg licacll, ubnc Die 0erin0lien
Q~ruoliirc Sinbnlin mircrJu. nito III oic VcUnnos
lung pcr Iraucnlri1eIl ocrcn Spc5iaIiidt.
(Sanl0t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06
Siuiocnbcu.


Baltimore, Mo. nen ,. San. 1906.
Sic Sireltorcn Der obi0ell Seiellih1tt Ddhelt
hcltc ole batbi1brlidc Siuiocunc uun J Fru5cni
crildrt. irei bon Sicllcrll. 6dblbar AM oocr nah
Wiputag, ben 5. SanlGr 1905. IN otit Vitre1lt
Der @cicllihuit, Nr. AZ, cit Baltimore Strahc,
Edc Guitsm $9unic Mrcuac.
3GS) ". 2uuncnDcra, Scfrciir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06

0oppclt %iooiclc Sclbitmorocr itc0t
ais oos mdnnlidjc.
Die 3oblen iiir Moroc, luic SrIbit.
llloroc llllo bcocnfIid) hpd. 81
Gcntlhlnno cntfuQcn 13 Worotbuten
AM cine Million Gcuobncr. in SrnHf=
reid 10. in @robbritomnicn y. in
&tallcn l05 uno in Den Ncrcini0tcu
Stooten l12 pro MiQion Ginlpobncr.
Glc llrlad)cn or$ 9mmodicllH Der
WorOthotcn liiib llid)t Idpucr III cr.
Nrilnocn. S6lcd)tc eoer gar fciHc
Gr5lebul1 louc Strnijuiti} mo Der
uL5n bdllfi0 in ser Inid)c gctruNCne
McpoIperi limo mobl IN critcr Mcibc
iiir oicnNroBc 3obl Der MorOC be-
dlltlportlld) 5u MAIDEN.
Mi brcnoc anfcabrmrit
bat ell Scbrcr IN Niiindcn erbnltcl,
III ocllcn Sd)ule bercitSySeibnndtago-
ben onalciocrn perthctlt nor0cn lillO.
Goa Glternpnor Oco NNG Sd)ilBell
ld)rleb: v@cbcrter Scrr Scbrcrr Slt
ocnl 0aa id) lclbCr llid)t cridcincn
fam, 10 crlebc id) oic Sc0cr. I'M mel
ne Gouicno Gont YilidtiNtcit SIT e.
fIeIcll. G%Gulen0mubl ucr1clta0Dtt.
Nd)tlu1gauouit Srnt Scr %oici Ibr'
res Sd). Gltcrn." Cine nt0Crc
Mtllttcr ldricb; D&d) oodtc mfrs
ld)on bob nlcin Nllb Ctlpoa bcfommt,
luclI cr nit Sbncn gar 10 jlfricoet
it,"
Gincn oriNinClIcn u t
id,nloiglnNa ,}cttcl brinNt Die Ban
crtld)c Scbrcr 3CitltnN." Gin Ncbrcr
frngt ldrriitlid) bel Cincnl Nntcr az:
"Shr &nobe bot bclltc 0cn lluterrld:
uCrl0lllnt 100 lunr rr bcnl?" - Ger !
Nntport5cttcl oCa &utcrH. cinco &c
horcncn S0hnlcL elltblclt Die ruthicls
borten Mortc: .bcne0ittc Dem binL
Schibct." - Su9 lit lid,t 10.
tcinlidl, mic man mcincn f0mlte. ion
bern iol bciBcn: oTcn0lhiQtc ocnNu
ben, @riiBt &bncn lifibcf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06

giifitcn Samitaa, Den q. %uniar. Ibcio@ lIl
5 llbr. General EcrlnnmliIld mo Neulltcrlunhl
in Gruit u. [ubu'o Ncituuruiiou, Mr. 9t?, Moro
GnN. strabc. Hluc mGbbGlglGet Ndder llLn
lpiiiinmmcn. saA
U-Gl SuBu Ycbr, Scfrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-06
Baltimore Scmctcrn.

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-17
BOY IS KILLED
BY BATTED BALL
Milwaukee Lad Was Fatally
Struck While Watching a
Game of Baseball.
BOY NEVER RECOVERED CON
SCIOUSNESS AND DIED WITHIN
TEN MINUTES AFTER THE Ac-
CIDENT OCCURRED.

Milwaukee, Sept. 16.-Cune Schil
ling, aged IL, was killed this after
noon by a batted mall while watching
a game between the MolineS and
Woods Laundry teams.
The boy was seated on a side line
watching the game, when Walter
MulyitZ. pitcher for the Moline S
swung at the ball. He caught il
squarely on the end of the bat and ii
was driven with terrific force against
Young Schilling's head, striking him
at the back of the head and the base
of the brain. His skull was fractur-
ed and his brains oozed out
The game was Immediately broken
up amid great excitement
The boy never recovered conscious
ness and he died in about ten min
utes. One of the most pathetic fea-
lures of the Sunday tragedy was the
absence of the boys parents from
home. They were spending the aft
ernoon in park while their son S
body lay on. slab at the morgue
Schilling was son OF August Schil-
ling, a cigar maker
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-17
CANDIDATES WILL
REPORT IN WEEK
Prospects Are That Eariham
Will Have Better Football
Team than Last Year.
HOPE FOR A SQUAD OF so
NEW RULE ABOUT TRAINING
TABLE WILL NOT EFFECT LO-
CAL COLLEGE AS 1T NEVER
HAD ANY.

One week from this afternoon the
Earlham football managers Will send
out a call for candidates and II is
thought that about fifty hopefuls will
DOM their moleskins for the prelim-
mary working out.
The call this year will be for the
light, swift quarterback class OF
men.
Capt Wann of '04's fast aggregation
will head the team. ThiStlewalte ana
Lindley are sure to be back. OF the
other members of last years team 1t
is not certain who will be back.
So far Earlham has five games
booked: Whittenberg, Cincinnati,
Wabash, Rose Poly, and Franklin.
The last of these will have been play
ed off by Thanksgiving. which will
close the football season in al! col
leges and academies. Owing TO the
new rules no training tables wilS be
run in any college as it is thought
that with this feature removed the
atmosphere of professionalism. which
has lain around the game will 10
some extent be removed. Earlham
never having had a training table, will
not feel the force of this ruling.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-17
Committees Now Busy at
Work Getting Ready for the
Big Annual Event.
OVER HUNDRED DELEGATES
VISITORS WILL BE FOLLOWED
AS IN PAST MEETINGS-MEAL
IN THE BASEMENT.

The Indiana Yearly Meeting, which
is the largest in the world, will con
vene one week from tomorrow morn
ing at the East End Friends church
when Clerk Timothy Nicholson will
make the opening address. The pre-
liminary business and affairs of the
me citing will be settled and gone over
on that day and the meeting proper
will open on Wednesday. 1t is ex-
pected that the number of persons at
tending this year will be larger than
ever before in the history of the con-
vention.
The matter of accommodating the
many visitors has received the care
full attention of the Committee on
Entertainment of which Mr.. Nickol-
son is the chairman, and it has been
decided that the general rule followed
in former years, will be carried out in
this regard this year. A canvass will
be made of the homes of the various
members of the church to find out if
they will take boarders, how many, if
they will furnish rooms and meals to-
gether or simply one or the other and
the prices thereof. 'fhe list of
this information will be posted in the
vestibule of the church, where, the Wis
itors may select their rooming quar-
ters for the time of the meeting he
ministers from out of the city will be
taken care of by the local church and
no expense will be placed upon them
During the meeting there will be an
association OF women who will serve
meals in the basement of the church
at twenty-five cents Der real, o. if
ticket for five is bought, at twenty
cents per meal
Delegates TO the meeting are ap-
pointed at the various quarterly meet
ings and will average about ten to
each, making total of over a hun-
dred delegates.
Of the thirteen yearly meetings on
this continent, eleven are represented
at the local meeting