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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-01
Greatest In Thlrtv.Fopr Years

Salt Lake City The rainfall In
Utah this month, 2,sS inches, is the
greatest for any August in thirty-four
years
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-01

Gen. Mien Assassinated BY Girl.
st. Petersburg Gen, Mien, comman-
der Of the Semiuovosky regiment, was
assassinated in the park of the Peter
hof palace. He was promenading with
his family. when a young woman fired
four shots at him with a revolver.
The general was instantly killed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-01

Hattiesburg will soon begin actual
work on the construction of an electric
street railway to cover the important
parts Of the city. Street paving will
be commenced in thirty days and the
street ear company will build their
lines just ahead of the paving gangs.
llattiesburg is fast taking on city airs
and is experiencing wonderful period
OF prosperity.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-01

Brookhaven is building a $4,000
plant for the manufacture of pressed
brick and will be in operation in few
week. At present we get our pressed
brick from quite distance, and the
establishment of such a plant at Brook
haven will be a convenience to the
builders of the State as well as profit
able investment for the promoters.
Are you taking advantage OF every
opportunity offered to speak a good
word for Mississippi? If not, commence
right now to do so.
senatobia~is not to fall behind in the
progressive procession and is talking OF
n trade week to be held this fall with
special prices and other inducements
to he offered for trade with amuse-
ments of high grade to entertain the
visitors. This plan is being acted upon
by a number of our active trade cen
ters and GOOD results are expected
This is the time of year for protract-
cd meetings and reports from over the
Stnte tend to show that great good Is
being accomplished in every section
of the State.
The farmers around Corinth will un'
dertake the raising OF vegetables on a
small scale with the view oil developing
\ trucking territory. The soil OF that
section is said to be especially adapted
70 the industry and the Mobile " OHIO
railroad offers quick and reliable
means of transportation to the markets
with careful and competent manage
,nopt tbcre is every reason to believe
hat n success of the industry can be
made and that it will improve condi'
tions prevailing goes without saying
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-01
TzEzEp

Active work has been commenced by
the United States government at the
port OF Pascagodla to dredge the chan
mel to a depth of % feet, for which an
appropriation of half a million dollars
Is available. 1t is promised that more
money will be given and the depth in
creased to % feet in the future. Mis-
sissippi is indeed fortunate in the at
tention being paid her sea ports by the
United States government, and when
the great Panama canal is completed
our State will be in a position to reap
largely Of the benefits. 1t is expected
that the commerce carrying lines of
railroad will soon begin to defect from
the Atlantic ports toward those of the
Gulf, good evidence of such being
already at hand. Then it will be that
great cities and ports will spring up
along our coast line There axe good
times in store forourpeople in the near
future.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-01

The sheriff of Coahoma county is
arranging to make campaign against
transient vendors of various articles
thot have been evading the privilege
TAX laws. This move is made for pro-
lection to the home merchant.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-01

A very competent authority has said
That now is the time for II farmer to
commence travelling up and down his
rows of cotton selecting the largest and
oest bolls to have ginned separate from
the crop TO get seed for next springs
planting. BY this means he can secure
seed that would otherwise cost him at
least So per bushel, and the result will
De shown IN II better crop the next
Year. Many of the fancy seed offered
We're made from this plan of always
selecting the best from year 10 year.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-01

Although not having enjoyed the
benefits and conveniences of a railroad
for a very long time, Belzoni likes them
after you catch on, and is now striving
for the extension of the "Black Dog
road to that enterprising city. Other
towns are bidding for it, and the pco-
pie of Belzoni have decided to 20 after
it, too. There has been large amount
of substantial improvement made at
Bclzoni and it is fast being recognized
as one of the most prosperous towns in
the Delta,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-01

The August number OF "DiXieland, '
published at Dallas, Tex, should be Of
especial interest to Nississippians,
more especially those on the coast. 1t
illustrates one Of our great watering
places and contains an excellent article
from the pen of Dr. II. NJ. Folkes Of
Biloxi descriptive Of the topography,
climate and beauty Of the gulf coast as
q health resort. The communication is
in the shape Of a letter to Dr. Jas. K.
Crook Of New York, and no man in the
State is more competent to give accu-
rate information concerning our adyan-
tagcs than DR.. Folkes. He has been
engaged for a number of years in Civ
ing publicity to the many advantages
of Mississippi and more especially com
batting the erroneous impression that
we are scourged with malarial poisons
and that the death rate here is some
thing fearful. DR.. FOlkes is deserving
the commendation and good will of all
for the excellent work he has been and
is doing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

ponGnlrrIOQC Suplor, Elm drrltonlld)c3
uno Elm omerifonildcs, Die III ibrem
cigcnurtigcn melondoliiden Gborat.
ter Den bcionbercn Gei5 Der Ncubcit
bubcn, DOM Gomponilten ilbrigcn9
olid) gcid)icft poropbrolirt iinO. Gin
yMcnllcttino" BON @no fono iniolgc
icinC@ licbenalpiirbigcn GborattcrS
iopicl @ciiuu, boB eS micocrbolt lpcr.
ben mllBtc.
Zen ShIliB bcs &ecitolS biloctc
elm Ebcnlo nit &oriotioncn uno6u9c
pon Ya0crUu3fi, in 0encn Die pirtll.
ole Scitc oc9 aiinltIera bier unb oo
@elcgcnbcit bate, iih bon Scr bcitcn
Scite 81 5cigcn. Eoocrcmati ipltr0c
iono3 9clpicIt, 5umol oic 6ltGc.
9a& Nccitol mor lebr gut bCllldt
mo ole Scorer 5oIltcn Scrrn Moo rel.
d)Cn Behalf llnO cbrtcn i'm 0urd
Mcrporrltic.
%u 5uolitcn Nccitol, oaS om 6.
9lpril i%tottiin0ct, miro scr @cigcr
&cnri Mortcou ollitrcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Sas elite TcabubD Nccital.

Sin Invertebrates un0 gcbaltuoQC&
Erogronm mo Eroieiior emanuel
@a0 ais Srtcrpret OcSielbcn ont Sill.
gcl, oo9 uerbiirgte BON pornbercin Ell
ilen gcnlBreihen NodJmittag, lllr
mar 0as Erogromm ctmoS lana &c.
ratbcn. &crr @ao bottc 0icSmlol uuI
oaS ScralStebren oes Girtuoicn 10
5ienllid) ocr5id)tet. Gr bcgonn nit
Wo5ort'S Gmoll Sontoiie, Der or cine
tilnltlerild) Icinc un0 flare Wic0cr.
9obe 81 Sbeil lucrocn lieB mo reibtc
Damn Die Gmoll Sonote @ricg's on,
Die poa ifanoinupiider Gigenort oe3
groBen Norpegcns lit. Scrr @o0
perltonO Die S6onbeiten Der Sorotc
ms bette Sidt 81 ieben.
Sans rei3cno ipieltc ser aiinitlcr
Die Sour NoDclette un0 Nr. 2 Der
n&reiSlcrionn" bon Sdyumann. Tou
Chopin bot Serr @ab Die 1moQ San.
toiic, bic 0eS Gesour.I octurnc unO
ooS Smoa,S der5o, orei oanfburc
CONFECTIONERY Die prGdtig geipiclt
ipurocn; Oos Sder5o iteqenmeiie III
ctluos ii6erbaiteten 3empo. Ser
@oo ueriiigt iibcr cine 10 iliiiiigt
Gednif, bob Die @eriudung nabe
licgt, bier mo Oo einmol iiber ooS
geiorocrte Mob binouS5ugcben.
Mis- Nopit1ten brohte Der aiinitler
5mei Foropbroien ii6er Negerlieoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
llmtcrimdnng iibcr Gampa8nc : Sci
trGac.

" bin0ton II, GO, 16. WGr5.
80 Ger oemotrntiid)c Superintendent
&orhmid bon Georgia bat I'M Soulc
circn @cihluB c%iugcbrod)t, morin
0o3 Gomitc liir oic GrmGblum1 ,Oc5
ErGiiocnicn, &icc e ErGii0cnten ulo
BON MitQlic0crn beS Mepr0lentontcn.
bouicS onNcuicicn miro, cine GRIND.
lidc llntcrludyung Der Sobc ocr@elo'
bCitrG0c por5unebnlcL lDcld)c nab
reno ser Notionalmobl bon 1904 10.
mobl bon Scr rcpublifoniihcn ipie
bon Der Ocnotrotiid)cn Eortci an bic
Notionol unO GongreB Gumpognt'
Gomitc'$ NcIciItct murocrt, iucr lie lei.
ltctc, an mcn lie 0clciitct muroen unn
ole Glrt un0 Mciic, mic, mo oie 3pc4
de, moliir 0ic WclOcr pcrlpcn0et murs
0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
SdDiffsnadDridDtcu.

Ncm.0 ort, 16. WGr5. - Ingc.
fommcn limo bier Die Gompicr III.
tonic" bon Folcrmo unb nIrmenio"
BON 2iucrpool.
Nnntudet, 16. WGr5. - Ger
9ompfer nMcimor," bon Neopel nod)
Ncm.Oorf mtcrlpcGS, poliirtc bier
bellte.
@lnSgom, IS. WfGr5. 49, Gin0c.
troficn lit bier Der Gnmpier nIitoz
ria" bon &em.Dorf.
0opcr, 16. WGr5. - Scr 0ont.
pier u&ronprin5eiiin Gecilic," bon
Nomburg nod Sopono bcltimmt, lit
bclltc bon bier ob9eiobrcn.
Gopenbagem #. WGr5.-Ser
Compiler uSellig Olop" bon Nelu.
2)ort lit bier unQctommen.
NcnpeL, II. WtGr5. - Noh Nelu.
Oorf ob1eiobren lit bon bier Der
Gompier oGitto 81 Milono".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Mud Sn, Erutus?!"

TV
---
&cbt nil altd) Gin WtitQlic0 Der ltGotis
idcn Delegation i'm llntcrborlic
Baltimore NIT cincm Glepbontcn
bc1liidcn. - Eriput- SirobCn lpls
len mtr so Gents porl Nunbcrt
bcitcllcrt mcrben. - Cine oic@bc.
5iiaIi6c @orlo0c I'M llntcrboula
ol14cnonlmcn.
Sm Sale cine @ricb Gorlo0c, mcl,
dc Don Nrn. 0cndJOm bon Der critcn
@or0 I'M llntcrbollc 81 annapolis
cin0crcidt luurOc, @cicb mCr0cn ioll-
tc, miir0e @oltimorc'S Stcucr-Gins
no6nlcn BON @run0ci0cntbum nm
Gin NrittCl rcoll5irt mo oic Stcller.
rate miirOc BON 50 oui So itcigcu. Die
bclogtc %orloge bc}lucdt, cob ou(S
Gi1clltbunL meldca al EriuotltrnBcn
Orcn6t, MIR 81 so Gents StGlern iiir
je 500 o~nltott $500, mic NiclcS Dor.
9cicbcn it, bcronacjoacn mcrocn
bari, Ser @co0om pertritt cine
@orO, IN meld)Cr lid 5oblrcid)c, scr
DGonton Company" gcbGriAc Tripot.
StraBcn bclin0cL mo piclc lcirtr
GonititllcutCn Enbcn bCreitS lett lolt-
Ger Belt ooroli %QcOrungcn, OoB Oic
Sto0t sic N%cnonntcn StroBcn cr.
lucrbc, ga inter Dem gcgcnmGrtigcn
@Cieb Die Stn0t Gcinc Gerbciicrltn0cn
IN FriDotltrnBcn uor1c6mcn bari.
Silent NniDcin nod mil scr Gcrioiz
Ter Der obencrmGbntcn @clct. Gorlo0t
Die Sto0t 5iDln0cL Die EriuotItrnbcn
5t criucrbcn. Mcrfluiir0igcr @eiic
atlang c@ @rn. @cnd)nnl, Die itG0ti.
l0cn 9elcgotcn iiir ieincn Elon SIT
gciuinnen. NcBt itcat cS lid ober
GcrauS, 0oB c5 IN Baltimore 10 picle
FrinotItrdbcn gibt, BOB sic 9lnnabmc
Scr Gorlo0e, pcldc bcreit5 i'm llntcr4
bolts 0urhgcpcitiht mllroc, cine Or
b0bllng Scr Stcucrn bon $500 ouf
$500 beOcllten milr6c. SIN Motbboil@
mllroc gcItern 5lNcltonoelL bob fir
% bis 33 ErO}cnt Der StroBcn inner
boIb ser S%toOtarCn5c bic Sto0t feline
Welibtltcl crmorbcn bat.
6crner, crflGrtc Gcitern Hidter S3.
cor 2cicr bonn Stcller= glppcllotion&.
@cri6t, ni!r6c bic 9eoGom Sill
Selltc crmlttGiGeL EripotltrnBcn an.
5illegcn' mo iGmit sic rcglllGrc
Stcuer6nIiS ST lmgebcn. SSm mittlc,
rcn StoOttbciI bciinoen iid 5oblreihc
@cId1lt5bGuicr, mcIhc olii Der einen
ODER onOercn Seitc bon Yripotltro,
ben bc0rcn5t iin0, mo oieielben finn.
ten I'M Sale Ser Nnnobmc ocS @c.
iebcS cbenfolS MIR init 50 Gents fir
ic bun0ert Gollor5 6elteuert nerocu.
Scit Sa9rcn bcrcitS bat Die Sto0t
ucrIud)t, 0aS YriOotItroBen llebcl o6.
5uldafien, mo crit lebtcn Scrbit
wurOen eitc 0an3c Wcnoc bon Stro.
ZEN, melhc biabcr neutrality-suspicious.
lporpl, ut,O ser Staot BON ben Gigen.
tbilmern o%ngc6otcn noren, bcrnlit-
telit elmer SnrnibuSs9i bon Der
Stnot ernprbcrt.
Sod in onocrcr &inIidt ,uiiroc oic
Stnot oltrd sic N1nobnlc Der Dor
Iage Sfaocn crlci0cn. @enn nGms
lid in Der 3l!flnit Elm Stiid 2ano
iiir Observation-Disclosures eriuor.
bcn srtrocr m.iibtC, miirben iiderlid)
bon bel, Gi0entbiimern bobere Ereiic
perlon9t.
Die @eiiirportcr Scr @eiebeS. gor.
loge bogegcn crtldrcn, onB arr i3cit
Die StoOt gar nihts fir bic Yripot.
iiroBen tblit, nn0 in S11cn, no oos
SLATER i6oobnit lit ooer 2ofcr oui-
gcfiiQt meroen miiiien. oieieS oli Gos
item Der Snlsei9entbiimer gei1iebt.
Sails Die gea1am.9iQ a%neenommen
iniiroe, meincn bic @eiiirmorter,
ipiiroe Die Staot feline Belt perliercn,
0ie HripotStraf,ru al prfupr6pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
gic6mGrfte.

Union tod CARDS, YittS,
16. MGrj. - Hinopicb-3u.
fltbr lcid)t; Mortt Itetig; Ereile bari,
irtcn bon 5,2o bis go. Shpeine-
3uiubr lcift mo Mortt itetig; Erei.
le poriirtcn bon 800 bis $50. Sduus
&c 3niilbr gut; Wnrft ltctia; Yreiic
poriirtcn bon go bis 600. &Glber
bon s bis S.23.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Ecpcruo=Harf.

Sic iicnc Muftcr'3cimItnttc.
gSir iino III bCidiftiNt. unieren InuiIuitigeu
alnbcn 1lijulp1rteII, Inn lnlaat6mipe 9n5cigeu
6u i0reibcn. TIMER 9i9cniDum 1T abfolut onS
bette Iiu6c Der Staot. st Der @IlCnhabrt; an;
GebCrn- SluB: rcinlib Obit; 5icbt Srcre eigencii
@emiilc; Baltct cine aiD. llnicre 4Srciie milis
fen erb6bi merocll. YSeHn Sbr Gin @rltioftild
6llnn alien Frci3 ipiinfht. 10 becilcn Gle iiu.
9ie 6i elmer Snipeftion %bcriibten Belt miro
hltrd) Sabre hcs 9SublietllS nniaeluu1cll bonn.
iucnH sic iebell iueroen sic luu1Ct.
Srucrr NcaitB Su.,
G23, G2j, 627 @aiiber. @ebdnoc,
iii Wurbs GBaricssStr.
Widr61i,S&S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
ScrfGuic an Scr bieiigcn giIcften.
VuTIC.
FIRST CALL.
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 9'oriplf M II. 9igbt Der. ...... 100
~ GunioIieoteo @oS Com ....... 30
$1,000 llniieb giailiuabS Ginf. ........ 7iA
100 9iortbcrn Central . 4. .........i 1881
$4,000 II GbS Gint (pnIto 1r Gife) zee. 1875
$1,000 Macon 5D II. Htabt Ser. ........ 1907
3 Scubouro SO 2. BIO ......... 90
$4,000 ga WioIuno 2. .t07h
300 SUufton Oil Som -. .......... 81
10 Scnboaro so Som amman. 81
3 giIuntic e & n ...........i 100
$4,000 giIantic COAT Cine Gonf 4er.... 00h
$1,000 sScfiern WinrDlano 4cr ........ s7N
$4,000 Ilubnmn Coal II. Sron 5cr..... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Siut'S !Sutel,
q,r fIOJ Sit .goIttuanrr.0trnRf

VT. 1I2Il lNsW0ItlmprcsSfrdRt.
2intalcr an '0errct III oerlnieibcH. 5etnite
Seirdufe mo 9Scine. Qps9iieiosNrales
rei"sHier. SeriummIln1ssootnl 6cs 81.
Gumbarofir. Smmcruibrenbcn Nau' mo
QcibOere!nS". Gbef.s1e - g8olfe 1869 VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

Wr. ITO NIB 1122, SorfDro.Mutnne.
S"ullptnuartier otS .SGalidsDidnuerhorS".
Sule nno Goln% IIcrGarten biute Az oers
miei0cn. @nter EluR liir guiternrditeu,
Scinile @ctrilllc. 6rci Ennl. Is. & D.
1cICpbun - MI ~,ruon 1850 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Canton unb StsbIarbtopm.

GNriug's ,Gantuu Sieocrtran5-Sane,"
eiioWcltsGde 3, ctr, II. Sait.stue,, Santpn
0uupidnarticr bcS misunderstanding.
Stnaltuine itocn ,MIttinr4 .%bcro. Der
ilun abero. ~yintiUnal"slG' an Supf.
GbcIapCufesT elegbof - Wpite 1853 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

Turouits@de Der 4oius uMe SorrrIt.Str.
SduptGuuriicr bcS @einrDocreins pWtclns
ole. Gingitullben icSen Sunreriln9glbeno.
&criommlungelt bcs v9enieulial Nietgers
&ereilS" iebei 2. NH 4. Stsri.ag i'm
Tclcp1un - Wt. Sernnn 26G6 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

lin eincn 9infIaB ub6ui6licben AZ Wfcr.
Q No65, 81 9crbeS, 1 Wieile bon Der Sinbis
grcn5c NcIenCn iino ctlun 10 NiinIiCn bon Gar
bcnpiIe %cntiernt. pniieno fit Wiilbcrei. &c
miiiciarm ooer @cilii0eI3udt; cine quite Gueuc
nui Dem FIdt. Sir ndbcre @in6elnbciten aorefs
fire man Mubt. 9. 6oric, 1928 W..SalucrtsStr,
(Wtlr1S. 14GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
9lnnm Mupp,s Mcnnnrnnt.

Nr, 1lUI, NUlo.Nentrnl sMUcnne.
Scr ngioroolt Snnermibrenoer H1uOetelu
bon baltimore" pcrinntmclt Ii6 bier ies
SeII WnntoG. - @aurGe Nrc6m & Guns
Sier an 3Gpf, Ia0 Neuti6rr Att olteft
bonn Su6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
ehmtot's rGimcnfranS.Snne

VAC ,, MD Wut1Us StthRt.
Sa|npt0idrtler bcs .Ndbcrn SIR. suni. sg'er'
ems" n@ibCnfra15=S nmctDercin5.~ Sans
ton Sminerlu. sinlrs mo 9cibsgScrettS,"
nSelttibe @cMiltbli6fcit," nFcreIi6miebe'
llltiou" unS nScfpersGoniInue 9tr. 47S,
6. 1 $50, p6on - S8oIIeo 25o5 VI ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
SciratbS : @ciudtc.

sin c6rcnbNitcr iunQcr WiunlL. NCutihcr. non
GaiCr ScrIulit, ipilnfbt mnuacl5 p%aiicn0Cr Ne
ianltihnll an brdues bdu5IibcS Wiiobcl (N6s
aim nit ciludo &erm6ae1 teuHeu III RrHeu,
Obstruction Gbreniadle. 8ricfc inter ~. u.
122j" an bic Grpeoitiun bicicS Ylattts.
(7I-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Sobu SraHS's ,,sadcrsSerberae,"

UT. DO, 9nFtlluls, lnDe NeIll1tonsSfr.
SEQ. @ilniDcr, IT., VrnusGo.'S Nier am
3Gpf. SSurmcr 2unih bon ~ bis I llbr
giahmittaaS. siIe henti6en &dder lSab
8nm NciuDe CinNeIdocn. 3. u B.s1ele,
pbon - Wtt. &crItol COS N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

Sine i5urm pnii % Ndcrn: alit fir Semitic.
nno 0iibnerTtdt, iulutc nlgemCine Snrms $40
nuiic; Gilchbnbn NM S6tffiabrt. @reis $500
pro @dcr 500. 90 giaar. Der Reit inter Ieims
8UDcrat, Nr, Is, Eit.9eIiu8tuu.S trnse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Z. ". Mdermaun'S pale,
,urhr Sf.tgdr pHnuun. nm arulfur.Ctrnfe

Euror d.Gdc WungB. INTO Saruituc. Strnhe.
3dlpi0udriirr ncs n9'lDGrns WidnncrborS".
&ereinss2 Scrlanlnllnnaen ieoell 9unnerllGg
Nheilo. 9tcne WiiiNlieoer ipilltG Iuel.
&Or6ii9libeS @icr 9cr pNuiiunalsNrnuc'
lci" am 3npf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Stcucgcium:

Stclicgciudl:
Sin inngcr 2cntf6cr, 1G. Sabre alt, ipiiniht
Die 8Gdcrei III crlcrne1l IN cinem Guicn @cihdit.
9tab3ulr0gcn in Nr. 1924, HidIaroiuns Strnbc,
4ucuit s4Suiut. Gl-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
3n Dcrfaufen.
Mrmsriarnthrm M ucrInnirn

Sin oreiitndlaeo 98obubuuo init 10 3int-
mcr1I, IL 6nb 6ront; nereitc %erbcncrIlnAen;
Gigcnthilrncr 8icbt nui6 Qnno. giuch5uir1Gcr
in 9.r. 123, 9turo. 9ipants stranc. GG-s)
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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-26
No Help for Her.

Columbia, S. c., Dec. 19.-Mrs. T.
S. Christopher, will be panied and
disappointed to know that the South
Carolina legislature has made no ap-
preparation to assist families bringing
triplets into the world. A letter re-
.ceived from her by the governor to-
day says that she has heard that there
is such an appropriation, and she
wants to know if it is so and hov,
much is coming to her, who, last Ja1 .
uary, gave birth to triplets, who are
now bouncing, palpitating, pulsating,
promising, prospective citizens of the
State. She revels in the society of
the aforesaid triplets and enjoys all
their antics and goings-on. but, while
she would not lend any of them out
for just brief time, still she is not
a woman of ample means, and mas
much as she has three othere children
and some money would come in well
while she is being thus double-teamed
in her race against race suicide.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-26
Baptist' Union Meeting.

The union meeting of the upper di-
vision of the Lexington Baptist asso-
ciation will meet with the Saluda-
Lexington Baptist church Dec. 1890,
1906. Following is the program:
SATURDAY.
10 a. m.-Organization and reports
from churches.
11-Introductory sermon by Rev. j..
E. Steel or W. L. Hayes.
m.-Recess for dinner.
1p. m.-The duty of members to
their church. Opened by j. 7. Saw
yer or E. o. Hall.
2-The duty of the pastor to his
church. Opened by Rev. B. I. Rey-
nolds or J. s. Sem.
3-What is the duty Of church mem
bers towards a Sunday school?
Opened by Rev. Jas. Hite o. Hayne
Williams.
Observation-Disclosures.
SUNDAY.
10 a. m.-Sunday school mass meet
ing, conducted by Ebert Hallman or
Frank Gunter.
missionary sermon by Rev. M.
A. Gunter or W. L. Keel.
J. T. Sawyer,
Clerk Of Union.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-26

There are Others.
OF all sad words
Of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these:
''I'll run again."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Oh, No, indeed!
Here's sadder still: ,..
II fear the other
Fellow will"
Philadelphia Ledger.
And sadder these
Which here you scan:
"I'd laid ten plunks
On the other mani"
Chicago Tribune.
OF all sad words
. OF tongue or pen:
"Here's Christmas
Finds me broke againn
Houston Post.
you think these sad?
They amt bit.
The saddest are these:
"Do please remit!''