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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-21

Piles quickly and positively cured
with DR.. Shops Magic Ointment. It's
made for Piles alone-and it does the
work surely and with satisfaction.
Itching, painful, protruding or blind
piles disappear like magic by its use.
Large Nickel Capped glass jars, so
cents. Sold and recommended by
Sewers Drug Co.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-21
LUNCHEON PARTY

On Skillman's Hill this afternoon the
members of the Girls Club and several
of their young men friends will give
luncheon after which they will make
their annual visit to the barbecue
orounds
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-21
"EYerybOdy Should Know"

says c. G. Hays, prominent business
man, of Bloof, Mo, that Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve is the quickest and surest
healing sslve ever applied to a sore,
burn or wound, or to a case of piles. I've
used it and know what I'm talking
about" Guaranteed by Sewers Drug
Co. 25c.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-21
Delightful Reception.

Miss Vernon, of New Albany, was the
guest Of honor at an informal reception
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelby Conrad Monday evening.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-21

Dewitt,s Little Early Risers are good
for any one who needs a pill, They are
small, safe. sure, little pills that do no
ripe or sicken. Sold by all druggists.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-21
BUSY DAY
Was The Sabbath In The Churches
Of This City And Surround
ing Towns.

"Work without ceasing" has been
the motive of all the denominations in
Breckenridge county this summer
Though the the warm Sundays and ex-
cursion rates made average attendance
drop occasionally, still there have always
been the faithful few present who
have had persistent diligence and kept
up live interest in the church cir
cles.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-21
TENT MEETING


The first mission meeting of the Bap-
fist Association has been in progress
near Stephensport during the last two
weeks. The services were held under
the tent bought by the Association for
mission work, and were conducted by
the Rev. Will English. Sunday night
there were seven candidates for Bap-
tism who we're converted at the meeting.
The Rev James Lewis held services
there Sunday.
SUCCESSFUL WORKERS.
The Golden Rule Band, which is
composed of the younger members of
the Presbyterian church, cleared $19. so
at their ice cream supper Thursday
REVIVAL AT GLENDEANE.
At Glendeane one of the best pro-
tracted meetings in late years, is being
carried on there in the Baptist church
by Rev. Rogers. He is being assisted
by the Rev. Williams, of Louisville,
and large congregations attend every
service.
REV. GRAVES HERE.
Sunday at the Lucille Memorial church
the Rev. Edmond Gravesdelivered two
excellent sermons at both the morning
and evening services. Rev. Graves
plain and unassuming manner has won
him many friends in this city who al
ways are in attendance at his meetings.
AT St. ROSE CHURCH.
Last Thursday was the feast of the
Assumption with the Catholic church
and holy day of obligation among
Catholics. The regular Sunday services
were held at st. Roses church this city
at 10,15, and the subject was the
Mother of Jesus Our Mother Also. 3"
Regular services will be held Sunday
by Father Brey at TO- IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Slidtlinoc ans aingitOn AMI bcm
SitbmuS.

Colon 80. Saulor. Ger
Gnmpier ser Eonamu . Giicnbubn
.aQianrn" larltc bier gcItcrn ans
Mcn.Oorf iibcr &omoita an mo bate
Angclteatc Der Giicnbobn uu6 OeS ga.
nails uuO iJrc 6anilicn, ionic ooS
Gomite an 9orO, wclNeS pom Sit6.
mltS m~tSaciunot mor0en mar, I'm Oie
Gage ser Gin0c III ainaiton 81 inter
iu6en. Die yNucgbenD" bon Der It'
las.2inic, pel0e bier gcItern A6eno
cinliei, lanoete 200 Oboadloie aus
&iltgitpL mo ser &oDnI Moil.Gom'
pier yNtroto," pcldcr belltc onfam,
6rodJtc Don BORT 800 ObOaAloic.
9cioc S6iiic bcrid)tcn, bic @epoIfc-
runa Don 5omaifa ici iebr oanfbor
iiir Die bGpieiene @iiliSbereitiAaft Oes
amrritonii6en 8olfe3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
GiacntGimlide Scl6nmurosmctGooe.

Slnepoille, 81. s., 80. San.
Ger 74-jaDrige @iaiam McGann
lllo beute cine alte MuSfete nit Heb-
poiteu, legte Die @affe aui 'einen Sit
6enbero uno martetc Damn, rubig Dor
Der Miin0ung iiteno, sen 1oo a6.
ShlicBli6 traf i'm bic poae 2aOung
ms 8eiiGt uno ser Zoo trat augen-
bliflif Elm. sllts Den lllnItGnocn CT.
failnte sic Sran WcGann, melfe
ourdj ocn &noQ aus einem onocren
3immer bcrbei seludt wuroe, oob lift
@atte in ieiner Stcllltng allSgebarrt
bette, bis ser aolbcn bcS 8erpobrs
perbrannt uno ser 2nitf iid 10 crbitt
bate, oab er iid cntIub. Gin @rnno
fiir ocn 9[ft ser Selbltpcrnibtung lit
nid6t befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
GDrperlidJ ~nntanglid).

San Mntonio, Ser., 80, San.
- @ie Sberit George 2erop 9ropn
BON IS. 9unoeS : Snfantcric : &eai-
mert Dem ariessoepartcment mitsc.
tbeiIt fat, bat li6 erge6er, oaB 5ebn
Yro5ent Der CUR Wilitdrlduile in Sort
2eapeniuortb commanbirten Sffi5iere
p6piiih aliBcr Stanoe iino, Den Sur.
lus burf5uma6en, mas alf peridjic-
oene @riinoe 3uriidgeiii6rt miro. Gas
Gepartement bat naf) bieier GrIaG.
rling cine @erfiigung erlaiien. monad)
Die Sffi3iere, nod ebe tie 5u Dem Sn'
itruftionsfurius abcommanoirt mer-
sen, bereits elmer 1r5tliden Inter
llfung 81 uuter5ieben iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
SoGnstumncr fiirdtcn ncnc SlntG.

Gitts6urGY a., 80. Sann. -
Die 9emobner non Sobnstonn, Wor-
bam uno an0ercn Ortidaiten I'M
Gonemougb. Sbol, weIheS Der Shou'
plat scr ettiebli6en Sobnstopner
Shuts mlr0e, babcn energiidcn BRO
teIt ge0en sic 9lnleBung zines groben
S%tauoommcS erbobeu, peld)ell Ole
cambria Stccl So" in @obc bon
100 3ilb sur NulcglnB zines @eIer.
roirs bon 400 Ndern beabli6tigt.
Iic 2elltc bciiird)tcn bic @ieocrbos
lilng Scr ~cr1pGbntcn i6rcdli6en aata'
Itrop6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
S16ere fine.

6nllHiper, Maii., 80, San. =
Die SalGre ser olf oen 9ooten Der
Saq-Hiper.2inie ongelteIten Gopi.
tame, 2ootien uno S6ifisoiii5iere iirb
Don Der vNen.Dorf. Hem.Snpen uno
Sartforo . 9ubn" erbobt moroen. Die
beioen letten 9eamtenflaiien erbalten
onrdidnittliG pro Wonnt $40 mebr.
Son Sen GapitGrncn baben bios Oic'
jenigen @ebaltserbobung crbolten
melbc menigcr ais 5000 Monatsge-
bdlt ~be5ie6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Gbcpaar critift.

Rem. Dorf, 80. Sonuor. - S1t
ibrer 8obnlng ouf Dem Oritten Stcd
BON Ger. 1873. 4. gpcnite, nilrbcn Scr
5~5.iGbrige Moi6iniit Charles Canon
un0 0eiicn 5~4si1brige Satin olS Set
dcn g%cfunoen, Gin Spicr elmer Gas
pergiftung. @onn Die 9ei6cn pom
8ooc credit tplirocn. lit nidt bcfonnt,
lpcnlt aud Gin bcrbCigeruicncr Int.
bltlorBor5t sen @efuno go6, BOB Der
ZOO idon Dor etlpo "a Stunbcn cins
gctreten ieiu miiIie. Sousnohbort
oie cinen inteniiben @oS9erlld, scr
aus ser Gonon'i6cn @obnun9 fam.
pcripiirtcn, bcuod)ri6tigtcn bic Ecll'
sci, melde sic @oGnung nit 8emalt
ofinctc. Sic 6ror ioB in Der aildc
oitf cinem Stu6l, m0brcnb ibr @otte
it cinem onItobcnoen S6loi5imner
otlf bcnl @o6en licgct0 ~0cfllnNcll
luurbe. Sn scr aiide bronntc clue
@oSflommc. 9(n ocmielben @osnrm
bcfalo fid, Gin onOcrcr @rcnncr, Der
nit cincm @osoien IN &cr6inbupg
itonp. Scr @rcnncr mar 0c0finct,
o6cr scr @oSofcn bronntc nidt. Ser
SGlouh iuor un0idt unb lieB @oS
in 5icmli6 groben Wcngcn Ourdl.
9(ls cine ieltiomc 6iigun8 muB eS ic.
benfoGs bc5eihnct merbcn, sob bei
Scr 6rCnnen6cn 6lamnie unb Dem
oitsltromenocn @oie fcinc Grploiion
erfolgtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
TaS @ulf IuQ cntidyciocn.

@utGrie. Otla., 30. Ianuar.-
IaS Gonlitc ser Gouititllante, meld)e3
sic 6rage oes SonOelS nit Geiitigen
@etrdnten 6ebnnoeItc, beridjtete Deilte
81 @uniten elmer ieparntcn Gbltiln'
mung oeS SolfeS iiber otcie 6ragc.
3ieie abitimmung ioa 1lcidBeiti9
nit 0erjenigcn iibcr Nnnabnc oOer
&erncriung Der gan5en Gertoiiung
i'm Srii1iQbr itattiin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Rcitcrn Wnrnlnnb Giicnbaln.

geeinnerib 25. 9iopember, berIdbt Siueu'Sta.son
Sdgtfh.
40 @oreens-s6nslpotf, Saecrsicien. 81. =
%. sgnbn," ggdpneSbnro. gbdmberSbirp iino
1%usaenommei Gonntae, paneod uno enrts
herian0.
3.0d 9lGdm. -. Accommodation tidb Unions
9rihge, foipie ideIin, n~nSaenomiien Sonnidg,
gor.. 9anooer, SettbSbIrg uib v. uftb 8.
SihifipH Rutifteu.
t4.bh 9lddbm. - &rpreb, SnuntItnie. Saaerss
ioipn. Snucod. Sbippeisbrra ruo. auseenotis
men Sourina, Sreoerid tino emmitSburg.
ParIoir% gSnanon.
9daIitl, uusaenpmmcn epuutaa.
G. 20 WurpenS - Oorf. Y. uno 8. Tibifion unb
Snnntliric bfili6 bon GniorD' @rope. fctpie
Carlisle.
7.6o Morgcne - grrom. mao SisbHcIS. fotpie
GinmitSbnrn.
1000 MoreenS = @cTtern Grpreb. 8citmtntier.
Stem Nirofcr. linton 9rihse, 8rueepile G5res
berid), 3bIrnont, gSabneSboro, GbninberSs
burp, Snqersiotpn, SnrcDd, Cumberland unb
GffirS. buffet Observation-Disclosures.
5.33 atdbm. - Accommodation nadb Snnober.
6.25 gberoS-gfionl. nab Union Prtoae.
Sur TGuutrftaaS uuo SamftaaS.
t1.25 Nbcuos - Mffpm. rad uuton'9rioee.
Whr SpuntdgS.
$50 Wnraens-Iffoni. mad nfttofsNribge itnb
Snrobcr.
= SdIi niht nu 9ennieIbanio .sIee, .etntton an.
a.. 9iobertiun, q. 90. NpueI,
Sen. s@efbdftsdbrer. @en.. 2aI. .Weent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

uno 5ran5 Soiepb lno bic Der5Ii6en
omtli6en 9c5icbungen 3rpilftn
GeutIdlonb nno SeItrei6 : llngortt
legt sic 6botio6e bereOtes 3eltgnib
ab, DAB ser 9reiie Serrider Der be-
nohborten 3oppelmonordie ocnl
bclltidcn &oiier nibt MIR Den mdrm-
item @Iiidpuni6 ouf telegrapbiidem
@egc gum @ebrrtStag ianOte, ion-
bern all9 gum nutionaIen Siege bel
ben MISREPRESENTATION gratulirtc,
glld Der oitreidii6 ungariife Ofi'
hitter DeS @euBern, Sreiberr b. Ge9'
rentbal, ionOtc cine Graduation OIL
ocn MiniIter ocS f9I. SouieS, Srn.
b. @e0cl, mel6er iie Dem 9aiIer iiber.
mittclte.
young Habc.
Ser Gonilift 51piifeH ben Sdifis.
@cieai6often un0 Dem 8ereine Der
Oiii3icrc ser SonOGlSmorine i6eint
Der 20iuag no6c 5u iein. 9eiOe EbciIc
BADEN Gntgegcntommen bemicicn,
Ger 8erbon0 bat bic friibere &eiolr.
ton, mcl9e icincn Wit9Iieoern mi
tcriogte, bel elmer 8eicui6aft in
GienIt 81 tretcn, meldc Die Inter
5ci6nung Der NuStrittS = GrfIdrung
forocrte, nufgcDobcn. GteS lGBt Den
Siii3iereu frcie Sono, un0 auf Der
onocren Seitc BADEN bcrcits mebrerc
@eieli6ottcn lire 6orocrung, bob
iGre Sfii5icre aus Dem Gcrcin ultS.
treten Iolten, 5uriidgcnommen.
uGutfon's" gOlOeneS S II b /.
lGum.
3ic Stcttincr Woi6incnbau : glf.
ticu0eieQihoft Sultan" in Stettin'
9rcbom, frr5 Stcttiner D8ulfon" ge-
nornt, beging ioGbcn bic Seller Oc5
goloenen SitbilGums ibreS 9eitebcnS.
Sod erfreut ipurOen 0ie 2eitcr Der
S6iiismcrit Our0 ein Sclc9romm
bcS GoiicrS, 1peldcr iDncn nit 0cn
m1rmitcn @orten onlGBlid 0cS Gn-
geS grotulirte unb ferneren @rfolg
miinidtc. Ger yGulfnn" oing An.
iongs oes SSo6rcs 1857 berpor ans
elmer 1851 bon Sriidtenift II. 9rod
gegriinoeten SdiifSmerft fir eiierne
S6iffe nit MoiAinenfabrif. ST NM
faBt Mqi6iucn6auonitalt, @iiengie.
Berei, &eiielidmieoe 2ofomotio E ga.
BRIT, Shtffaucrft unO c%iierne
Sfrpimmoocfs. Ger @ulfon bot
Sauicnoe bon 2ofomotipen berge.
ltcut, Die critic 1859, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
iGiife fiir Die ocuti6e Worine unO
fir irenOe He%gierungerL iolpie ei1te
gauge In5abl SdnellOampfer fir Die
Sanoelsmorine.)
alterIei aus Geutidlono s..
Ger Gireftor Der Sternwnrte in
Sreptolp, Sr. Irdenbolo, miro bel
Der saieierlidcn q Gimueibutg Der
Eittsbllrgcr Stermuorte, peldc fir
Mitte april angciett lit 5ugegen iein.
Sr. Nr6enbolo bat cine ginloOltng
bon Srn. 9lnorcip Carnegie crbolten
/ lino oieIe angeltommen.
Die 9crliner ltniperiit1t lit Dem
Hooiepelt : Yrofelior Sobn 8. Bur
| geb bon Der Columbia . llniperlitat,
Der lett 9e9inn OeS Semeiters bier
Oo5irty 5n Gonfr oerpflidtet. Trof.
9urgeB bat fir bic Hooiepelt-9 iblios
tbef Ser llniperiitGt 5ablrei6e mertbs
pole biitorii6e @erfe geitiftet. 3u-
sleid bat er cine 9ii6erienoung Don
Der Columbia : llniperiitGt an9efiin-
oigt.
Sic m16ren0 ser Golonialifanoa!.
GntbiiQungen pielgenannte Sirmo
b. Sippelsfir6 II. SO. lit nunmebr
pom 9erliner Tegiiter geloiGt nor.
oen. Iie Sirma lit na1 Sauafop.
NUMB in Geuti6 . SiiblpeIt : 9lfrifn
iibergeiieOelt, INN bort ibre @ei1dfte
fort5uiceen, nahoem Die alten 2ieie-
rungs : Gontraftc, Dic 10 piel Staub
auflpirbelten, Seitens Der Hegierlmg
gelolt ipproen iil1o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
SSn Tropiocnce, M..S.,

Sn Yropibcnce, M..S. ~ltiir5te
Elm Eoli5cipogcn llnt. iporin lid
ncun @ciongene beionbcn. Die 2et'
teren 5ertriimmcrtcn Sen @ogen, uno
oht BON ibnen entiprongen. Ter
ncltnte, s. 8oroon fprong Dem To.
li5iiten 8olie bei, Der nit 1eileln
red)ten @ein infer Dem @agen cin9e'
flen1mt NOR, unb iiberlieferte iid)
oann Dem bon linn befreiten Eoli5i.
Iten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Sin ucridnunnScncr MaDor.

Bloom II q 0 H. 81, 30. Gan.
- Ger biciige Wapor Ilireo y. Grid
ion lit ploblid) perIhmlrnoen, nno
man glaubt. boB CT i'm 3ultanoe Der
@eiltcs5erriittung, peruria6t ourd)
bie 9iiroen ieines antes rno Die
Soraen I'M ooS @obl Ser Stobt, 5iel'
los oapon gcgangcn lei. s(m Snln'
Itoa mar gridlon gum lcbten Wale
gcie6en moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
e@r.tots .9i6enirani.baMr.'
Marslano & IennIplpan;a 3. n.

Sine uerfaHen Wcrth.stp me. etntipn:
7.30 Bnrm. nod gorf ttelib, ausgenon,men
Commas.
sac 8urm. md TcIia, MIR Gonn.aas.
0.30 @orm. nat 9elair idgIi6. ausgcnonn'
uen Gonntaa5.
i.20 Modbm. nab TeIair, nur Gamftdas.
1926 Iabm. nad Dorf tdgIi1. aliS9enoninlen
Gonrfnes.
4Ob Madhtn. ndd YeIta. mir eonntuos.
4.45 gpndbm. mad 8sIair ideli6, uuSgenoni'
men Gnrnta9S.
600 gbenos nan Della tieIi6, auSeenout'
men GprutdAS.
1t.00 Wbenbs mad Celia. .,ur GorntngS.
II. 80 MbenbS nad 9eIair, Mtttipo1 II. Gam
ffda
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

YGiic sur @eiie in's GnsIanS &c.
Iorat 6, Haine, Nr. 413, Si.Talti-
mpre'S trahe, nabe Gpitmmbouie-Ase he.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

aofnIsS dlaipaaaons nah gleip.Dori Hno be-
reit 3l.nI @ebrau1 In Der Gumbet, iitb Ut.
Nca li.Siatton nm 1000 abenoS.
u, mad Mlautie.6ttn an Wodentaaen: 9,
rnd 9tiantte.Gttb tdaIih; ?. mad Mtlantie'6itn
Gcnntaas. gut 8iee baIier In aStlminatun.
Is biIt In Gheter an.
Qbiia,. Mffom., gembensG tation. %s.t5 Wcrnl.
70. 90 ylnfm., 26.t0 gtberhs: glt. Rcnal's iatipH.
1920 Iornt., 1925 giadbtn., ?6.t5 MbenoS.
Ntcrbcen Mffpm., COMMUNICATION. ri 90
Na6m., 1910 @benbs: W,t. Wobal'Siatior
II .05 9tddm., 1915 9lbenbs.
Meferbirling bon Nann, IN SdIaf. pber Bar
IorsgBaaaons. Gpeifernteu etc. iperoeu fdncu be-
inrat per 9cleptui In alen f%oIaether BILLET
Viireuir: GbdrIcss ino Wd.iinioresStrube .. &
r., ct. Vami 1924 obcr Wlo., GourtIano 1901;
Wlt. RoboI-Station. 6. & g., Mi. Rerncn 1928:
gunoensS Citation SnforInationssy,tireaii, 6. x q.
a.. Raul s46, ober Wo.. Gourt.Iro s728: uni
Nr. 52a, GibsEroa5nc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Baltimore Sampf Yafet So.
(auie unb Superia iige eat.einte.)
Bic Der. Stauteuspoit beftroerub.
Tampier n,0iretnta" mem .Mlabama."

Tampttr s0iralnia" Lneu) sNlabnma,"
qunrpter iga SsSn'i ia,aliS, ea."rnisui auseeuOm.
MN. bon ben rPaiaainie"spierS Pr. t0-ts,
0labt.Strdbe, $50 .slbsnbs, btfeft nat Oh
9oirt COMFORT %glo7folf, R9riSnneuib ulo a1sn
Roinf Comfort init oG. s. g, Gifenb15n". Mab
Ribnunb. Qlerbipbune In portsmouth nit Dem
reeaboare viz Cine" teliOeH 9ne Ta6 9eris,
NIT her ggttlaniie Coat 9ine." siorioif iinb
ipeflih unb ~DIb Dominior cine" md geip.
bern. Wnibsngton, N.'e., HidnuIono, ia. mn
Wobletien mad enropnil6em giare. 9uru.
rtofe aaiiiten8imrner, eIeitrlfde BeIelitiun9,
Dampibei6una. 0olen fret. ReIerh.rts aathferl.
ar. lot, aoftfRdItimpre. Gtrabe. Rt. 500 nno
bOa. eiebtsStrnbe. .. q. G. Office, Sicoft.G6t
baltimore. unb G1IperhStrobe. ~9oItiuentdl
9rift gnIlbirg" mo gIbnlgb's Nt. 1903, gaorb'
Gb1rIeS,StroBe.
Sotn ". etern,uub, q. grtipn,
@'ee'3rdf. II. Ben. 'Wanaaer. @eu.'pan's Genf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

8prsitelicoe s5eine, G,iriiupien u. linton.
Giqarren. geties 9lier am 8api. auuiG
fiji ScfciiftSlerte our l1.30 Porn. btS
3 tlbr Gn 6mittGgS. 2eIepbpn. 9. & y.
- llt. Bernou 300s u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
oofob 9ites' ..u,slpote.Saae,"

garboit. ode uon Snir. unb 5prret.otr.
Sa"nptuunriier hes @eiangoereins sNleIo'
8erfuumlmnacn hes .9enfcnninI Wcbeer'
@ereils" lcocn 2. nm 4. Dienitng In
WicHat. 1~elepDon-G. & Il. gSrlfe 1855 W
Gaatpu am Stgtlaubiurp n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

YaIie fiir's stuslanb befurgt e.. Hatue, Tt.
i13, Eit.Yaitimnre.str.. Habe 6uitanGoaic'stue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
Mpbert Nnnmer's
,W nnerdlDrsbnMt,

,Wo5art.W,i inner dlpr.6ane,"
Gr. f02t-t923, brleanS.s truRe.
Sauptduartier hes ~Wlo5art Mdnner'
docs" Sineiiunoe ienen Sonneriiag
glbeno. Der DWo5crt PaIs nnb 2eib'
9ereln" o|eriamnHeIi jt6 ieben Wclltag
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01

gents of the state university. In
Ohio. Utah and California, municipal
officers are to be selected, while in
New York county a number of judges
and a sheriff are to be voted for.
The prOhibitionists have a state
ticket in all the states, except Mary
land and Mississippi, and city tickets
in Cleveland and Cincinnati, but not
in San Francisco and Salt Lake.
The Socialists also have tickets in
all the states, except Mississippi and
Maryland, and city tickets in Gin
cinnati, Cleveland and Salt Lake, but
not in San Francisco.
The SOcialist-Labor party has
tickets in Kentucky, Massachusetts
and New Jersey, while union labor
made nominations for city officers in
San Francisco.
There is only one ticket-the
Democratic-in Mississippi, and the
result, of course, is not doubtful.
In Massachusetts there are ten
tickets, five being divided among
Democrats, who are engaged in a
fractional fight with the state delega-
ton to the national Democratic con-
ventiOn next year in prospective. The
ballot law commission decided that
Henry NJ. Whitney was the nominee
for governor.
In Nebraska the Democrats and
Populists fused or the officials to be
voted for throughout the state
In Maryland there will be a straight
contest between the Democrats and
the Republicans, only the two parties
having made nominations for state
officers. In addition 10 these a house
OF delegates and one-half of the state
/ senate are to be elected. The next
| Legislature will choose two United
/ States senators-one to fill the I'M
/ expired term of the late Arthur T.
| German, and the other to take the
/ place of Senator Bayner.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01
BIG RUSSIAN ASSASSINATED.
Head OF the Prison System Boldly
Shot by Young Woman Who
Was Captured.

St Petersburg, Oct. 2S.-Gen.
Maximofsky. director of the depart
ment OF prisons, of the ministry of
the interior, was shot and killed to-
day. The general was the highest
responsible official connected with the
Russian prisons and it is supposed
that this was the reason he was
selected for assassination by the ter
rorists.
\ young woman, who has not yet
been identified, presented herself at
the weekly reception of Gen. Max
imoffsky and remained quietly in the
crowd anteroom until it was her turn
TO enter the generals private Office.
When she was in his presence the
woman drew a revolver and fired
seven shots point blank at the gen
eraI. six of them taking effect. The
wounded man was hastily taken TO
hospital. but his condition was
hopeless The generals assassin,
who was arrested Immediately un-
hesitatingly avowed herself to be an
emissary of the northern flying sec
ton Of the social reyOlutiOnists who
had been entrusted with the task of
Furnishing MaXimoffsky for the stern
regime which he lately had intrOduc-
ed in the treatment of important poll
! teal prisoners, whom he ordered to
be treated like ordinary criminals.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01
BANK ROBBERS ACTIVE
Southern Bankers Warned by I'inker-
ton Agency that They Are
Moving South.
ATLANTA Journal. 29thD

Owing to the unusual wide-awake-
ness that is being displayed by
''yeggmen" in other portions of the
country. the PinkertOn Detective
agency has warned the banks in this
section to keep their eyes skinned for
suspicious characters and to exercise
uncommon altertneSS.
Dark, stormy nights are especially
cited as times for care, and it is point
ed out that harmless looking ped
dlers, who shove greasy bills at the
paying teller to be changed into
dimes and nickels, are really the ad-
vance agents of .'yeggmen" bands and
all the while using their eyes to good
advantage in finding out the position
of the bank vault, of what make it
is, and other information that might
come in handy.
Following is a portion of the circu-
lar that the Pinkerton agency is send
ing throughout the South:
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01
l GnnI Imminent.

When YOU need a good reliable lin
1t has no superior for sprains and
swellings. \ piece of flannel slightly
dampened with Pain Balm is supe-
rior to a plaster for lame back or
pains in the side or chest. 1t also re-
lieves rheumatic pains and makes
sleep and rest possible For sale by
Barclay < Grower and all drug
gistS now =
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01
TWELVE STATE ELECTIONS
Will he Held Next TUesday-Only In
Maryland Straight Party Fight.

New York. Oct 2S--There will be
elections in twelve states one week
from tomorrow. In Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Maryland, Mississippi
and Kentucky a governor and other
state officers are to be chosen; in
New Jersey. a governor only; in New
York TWO associate justices OF the
court of appeals; in Pennsylvania, a
state treasurer, and in Nebraska. a
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-01
\ Methodist Minister Recommends
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy.

We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in our home for seven years,
and it has always proved to be a re-
liable remedy. We have foud that 1t
would do more than the manufact-
urers claim for it. 1t is especially
good for Group and whooping cough,
Rev. James \. Lewis,
Pastor Milaca, Mimi. NJ. + Church.
Chamberlain cough Remedy is
sold by Barclay * Grower and all
druggists. noV-W~