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CAN'T LEVY TAX
ON ROADS DEPG
Supreme Court Hands Down SDecis-
ion as to Municipality Levyfhs
on perots or wz,ehouses.
Under a decision

Under a decision the Georgia su-
preme court renders2 Monday no
municipality In Georgia has the right
to levy an occupation tax upon any
railroad depot uron the ground that It
Is an ordinary warehouse. The town
Of Arlington in Calhoun county levied
a tax Of $40 as an occupation tax
on the Central Of Georgia depot there.
judge Spence in the superior court
granted an injunction. The supreme
court sustains the injunction.
The supreme court says there is
no authority vested In any munf6
pality in The state to levy an ocou
patton tax upon a commercial rail
road doing business in such a mum
cipality. The depot Is used as ware
ncuse merely fer the purpose Of stoI
ing the shipments which 1t handles,
and is not therefore subject to the tax
levied on warenousemen.
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FOR RENT. Desirable efgnt room
ouse or can be ioccubied BY hg9b
antilles. No. 40l G street, corner o.
A
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We solicit orders Tor everything h
ne grocery line Prompt service.
Nv prices. Davis g. BLACKBERRY, ll6
lonk street,
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DAVIS 8 BLACKBERRY
'ts MONK st. 'EsNs ~

Rhsun,sgIsHA.
lie quickly relieved aad Urompfiv care
~ Dr. Drummoad's tightening
Remedies. The intsrnAl remedy IL
pleasant to take, acts Immediately.
and Is fer rheumatism only In san lt
torturlns forms. The external pre-
paratton restores stiH Joints, drawn
cords and hardened muscles.
your druggist has not these remedie
In stock, do not take anything else.
Send S. to the Drummond Medicine
Co, New York and ths full treatment
OF two large bottles will be sent
your cypress address Agents wanted
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For Sale

- acre farm, house ana barn, four
miles from city, half mile 10 railroad.
Must be sold within ten days, Price
$3.50. Apply 70 MRS, L. E. SMITH.
corner 9. and \. Phone 1908. Or
g. ~ y
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JOHN D, RoUNrOS.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Received Every Day.

FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Received Every Day.
Erunawiek's Candy store.
Don't buy burnt sugar and imagine
you are getting pure chocolate. Such
substitutes are injurious to heSltn.
Ecr pure chocolate and all other can
dies call on ma
A fresh supply recsived every WUsG
from Menier the famous chocolats
maker. Either In bulk or IN baautiru
pouHd and hale pound hor@s.
FINEST FRUITS. CIGARS AND We
9AccoEA arc,
TAFFN EAAEN MAnR WRMRAs
SAtAY.
a1 mwmaaaah Mmmm
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sNIce BY publication.

sen Mice by Publication.
State OF q orgia County Of Glynn.
Mis-. RenN IJarrell VS.. Il. NJ. Harrell
iiheI n Divorce, Filed to the De
cembe1Term, 1906, OF Glynn Super
ior CErt order taken to Perfec.
Service.
TO the Defendant r. NJ Harrell;
You are hereby required, in per
sen OF by an attorney, to be and APP
pear at the next term Of the Superior
court Of Glynn county. Ca, to lie hello
In ana fer said county at the cour.
house in Brunswick On, the third Mon
day IN May, 1907, at ten o'clock, a. III
then and there to answer the petition
Of Mrs. Bena Harreli, in a libel for
divorce, tee same being on file in TINS
court, and being a petition for tota
divorce Herein fail not, as in De
fa,it thereto the court VIII proceed
as 10 Justice shall appertain.
n. =. du Bianon,
Clerk Superior court Glynn County
Georgia.
Ernest Dart.
Attorney for petitioner.
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WAt1 86ES LIFE
INSURANCE COST?
And Where Does Your Money Cor
Some interesting Facts on Thor.
ouohly interesting Theme.

The insurance statutes of Massa-
chu,setts afford the most complete
protection to policy holders Of any
tate in the union. No insurance com
pany ever chartered under Massa-
hugetts reserve laws has ever fail
Cd oresen involved in insurance scan
dals.
The 9 8islssss's. sssaasionsl1s aOt only
53erates but Is chartered under the
stringent laws of Massuchesuttts ano
Is the only old line life insurance
company that deposits all monies col
lecfed from this district in Brunswick
banks until the reserve put in perma.
sent securities that affect us locally
It leaves your premium at home. Sup
lose all premiums paid for life in
urance premiums in this city were
eft In Brunswick banks how much
roater would your bank deposi-s be?
The Columbian National row ha'
money deposited in Brunswick banks
nd Brunswick has N designated
rs q permanent repository Aall pre-
nuns collected on policies gn il
nv district, which is conn Of
Giynn. Ware, Mcintosh, Coffd ,
en-, Clinch,. Pierce. JEFF 2 and
~ ayne counties. A
Consider and compare converi
he and renewable polic1 issued by
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We solicit orders for everything in
tba grocery line. Prompt service,
low prices. Davis & Blackerby' ll6
Monk street.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
.a s;:.: ss: .. ZWzZzNx
WAVERLY BOTTOMS
"HONKY TONK"

S. j. White In building an
a EDITION on his hotel.
Brack carp and wife and
mother spent Sunday with
john Argood aud family.
Mrs. Nellie Byars is paper
iug their house this week.
Mrs. Mary Arnold spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
N. B. Pate.
John carp and wife and
children spent Sunday with
his cousins, Mr.. aud Mrs.
David Winfrey.
Measles are about over with
10 West Grand Pass.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
SALINE POINT

Mrs. Campbell returned
home from her daughters
Wednesday aud grand daugh-
ter, Miss Edna Kirha, came
with her for a visit among
relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
a couple of the young men
from this side Of the river at
tended an ice-cream supper In
Dewitt Saturday night.
Joe Campbell aud wife visit
led bis sister near Slater Sun
day.
We learned that Mrs. Orear
Davis y improving some.
Sunday school was we'll IT.
|tepded - HArmoaY Sunday.
Axr, aad p(rs. Kelley visit
ia Nv ahd Mrs. L0staf Irwin
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
SHARON

Mrs. Pearl Anderson, of
Colorado, who has been visit.
ing relatives Is this communi.
ty, went TO Paris, Mo. Thurs.
day TO visit her brother.
Mrs. Bernard Arnold, of
Hereford, Tex. visited Mrs.
Quisenberry Sunday night
and went from there to T.. l..
Rhoades Monday.
Laughlin Harris, of Shenan.
doab, Iowa, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Steph-
en- Harris.
Louis Reisacher was given
the, contract TO erect "A new
school building At this place.
Everyone is busy fishing
since the river commenced TO
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
WOODSON

Mrs. Sarah E. Lynch is
visiting her son, p. f. jacob.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Field
we're called TO Napton Friday
on account of the illness OF
their SON, Fisher, who has the
measles.
Mrs. Walter Pile aud
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, ac-
companied by Miss Frances
Napton, of Marshall, were
visitors at ]. J. SCOTS Fri.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bar.
ron aud little son were visit
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
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County Ne~ss
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SLATER

Peter Van Bowen, of Rhine.
land, is visiting his sons, W.
4. and John, and daughter,
Mrs. M. A. Bremen.
The G. g. A. sold 226 tickets
to Kansas City Saturday on
account o. the 81 excursion.
Phil Tucker has been poor
ly of late.
Twenty-6 five Knights OF
Pythias went to Good Hope
Sunday aud decorated the
graves of fellow members.
Mrs. Phil Tucker is visit
ing Mrs. Anna Benson at
Kansas City.
DIR. and Mrs. T. II. 3. Isb
expect to leave on the 18th for
Colorado Springs, COL, to re-
main till the middle Of Octo-
Der.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
ARROW ROCK

The river, at this writing,
! is rising rapidly.
Mrs. e. p. Grimes and
daughter Miss Estelle of Mt.
Leonard arrived last Friday
for a visit with friends and to
attend the meeting at the
Christian church.
Elwood Fray and wife of
near BlackwSter visited Sun
day at the home of j. Biug.
ham south of town.
The meeting at the CHI is
tian church is growing in in.
terest and attendance; there
have been four confessions 10
date, Evangelist Swift is de-
livering some excellent ser.
mons.
Miss Lottie Marshall of
Marshall, is visiting her
cousin Miss Mary p. Bingham
this week.
Misses Sadie and Georgia
Steam arrived home last week
from Columbia, where they
attended school.
Harold Turley and sister
Miss Julia of Cooper county
were visiting in town Sunday.
Miss Matte Mcclure of
arrived Monday
for a visit with her cousin DR..
Mcclure and family.
Rev. g. e. Burgess filed an
appointment at Sturgeon Sun.
day aud returned Monday 10
assist in the Christian meet.
ing.
Misses Ola aud Lula Piper
OF near Little Rock, visited in
town Monday.
The remains of Astor Nc.
Mahan son Of Mrs. Anna Nc.
Maban Of jefferson City, were
buried here ut the Arrow
Rock cemetery Tuesday. He
died at Nevada Mo. aged
about 26 years.
Miss Orpha Piper returned
To her home near Little Rock
Monday, after visiting rela-
tives and friends in town.
Mrs. j. b. Watts and chill.
dren of Marshall, are visiting
relatives here this week.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
DAVIS DISTRICT
ineIayedl

tstfnycut
JOS. Stephens and family
visited relatives ia Cooper
county Saturday and Sunday.
John Hanna and family
spent Sunday with Amos
Audsley and family.
Mrs. s. W. Harris is very
sick at this writing.
p. g. Sullivan and family
spent Sunday with VIM.
Gauldin and family.
Jos. Hermann and family
spent Sunday in Slater with
Mrs. Thesis who is i'll.
JOS. Hermann and wife at
tended the funeral of the
formers half brother, Frank
hailnka, IN Charlton, county,
last week. The deceased was
born in Saline, about AZ years
ago, and died at his home
near Dalton, May 20, of
pneumonia. He was one Of
Charlton County's substau-
tial and wealthy farmers, and
will be greatly missed in his
community as well ms by bis
grief stricken family. He
leaves a wife, one daughter,
one son and one step.son to
mourn his untimely death,
besides he leaves five broth
ers. He was n man who was
always ready 10 help anyone
in need. May he be reward
ed for his goodness in the
better land.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
GRAND PASS

A crowd Of young people
here, among whom we noticed
Toledo Arensmeyer and Becca
Wehmeyer, also Lon Bristow
and Paul Gerstner, took sup
per Sunday at the Duensipg
family near Mt. Leonard.
They report an excellent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A~repsmeyer,
Mrs. Ruff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Windmeyer took dinner with
the Tegtmeyer family Sunday.
Messrs. windmeyer and
Tegtmeyer have purchased a
t%hresbipg outfit consisting Of
threshiug machine, clover
huller, aud traction engine,
they will thresh the wheat in
The bottoms this season.
The Tegtmeyer family have
moved into their new build
ing. They can feel justly
proud of their new dwelling.
The residence is built on the
modern colonial plan; is built
for heating with furnace and
other modern conveniences.
1t IS the FIRST to be built on
this plan in the Grand Pass
bottoms"
There will be preaching by
Rev. II. j. Steinheimer, at
Asbury Church, ut Grand
Pass. Sunday June 30. at II
q. ~. and 8 p. M. Everybody
invited
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
A Dangerous Deadlock

hat sometimes terminates fatally 10
the stoppage OF liver aud bowel fuuc'
tions.. To quickly end this condi
tion without disSgree1ble sensations,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills should al
ways be your remedy. Guaranteed
absolutely satisfactory In every csss
or money back, at r. II. Frsnklin's
drug store. rs cents.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
Spasnns
St. Vitus' Dance

Many persons who suf-
fered untold agonies from
epilepsy, fits, spasms, and
st. Vitus' Dance are to-
day well. The strength
ening influence of DIR.
Miles Nervine upon the
shattered nerves having
restored them to perfect
health.
n endured agony that words csn-
not express from 81. vitus' dance,
which followed a very severe spell Oh
rheumatism. ! doctored with ! ply
i s,f1sn me = worse sns r I rot Ne s2Sf m Of r.. ma q.
votion saved me. kfter sbe% hsd become
almost heart-broken az well a. pbyss
icsliy ~eyhsusted from constant care,
ed a bottle eff Dr.. Miss Ser -nn pr prsr,
the hrst. dose 70. the last 4 continual
change for the better was noticeable,
When, ! had taken eleven. bottles
wen. : E Is SGIsf' B. bei RhAM.
North Manchester. Indiana.
"our little boy Harry, had spasups
Tor three years, and although We doc
tpred with many physicians, he o n
unued 70 grow worse until he had ten
our attention was called 20 DR.. Miles
His Improvement seemed slow. but
when he had finished the fourth bot
hav. not been seen now for years, We
snan always recommend DIR. Miles
MRS. BELLE N. TrNpALr.
Hastings. Neb.
Or. Miles Nerylns 10 soio BY your
orupqist, who viii guarantees thst the
first bottle will bsnsNt. II Il saiis. ns
VIII refund pour monsy.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
wife Sunday.

and wife Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnside
we're visiting on the bluff at
Mr.. Harris one day last
week.
We are pleased TO learn that
Willie May6eld is TO teach
The Star school again this
winter. He proved a very
successful teacher last term.
A great many from this
place attended the Woodmau
decoration in Miami Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
Carpst and Rug Weaving

Carpst and Rug Weaving
/ have the latest and hast
weaving machine and am pre-
pared to make carpets and
rugs unreasonable pricss. Also
eel them.
Mn. Bessie Mounts, I
0n0A) BluA llck, No.
Orders can ~ LIT Win Tay-
los Department Stoges 1InS-
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
Here's Good Advice

Q, 8. woolevsr, one of The best
kaown msrchanss Of - RAysvtlle,
~ snys; III you arssver troubled
Nth wiss, apply Rucklsuss Aruics
I6slys. y csred - o. thsm Tor good
- ysArs sSo." Curss every soss,
vespa ansn ~ shrselos. ~ - z.
=. {vNralfn's druo 6<ose
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14

J. S. Treece, Of Gretchen,
a carriage side curtain
last week between Marshall
and Sweet Springs. Finder
will please notify or return TO
him and receive reward.
Address r. F. d. No 1,
Shackleford, or telephone
Sweet Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14

ing in this vicinity Sunday.
Joe Moliueaux and family
visited his brother, Ed Moli-
neaux, Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14

Imitation 10 the sIrcsrsst Nsttsvy,
al other rooHrgs are made TO tool
like 6uBERoiD. " you want che
BEST, Get RubsroId.
In Crosse Lumber Co
The Marshall republican., 1907-06-14
BLACKBURN

Oats In this part of the
county Is practically ruined
by the greenbug. Fritz
Stoecker told US Monday that
he is blowing down 50 acres
TO plant in corn. Annie Lopez
says he figures his lost and
everybody seems Of the same
opinion.
The Lutheran Mission feast
at the grove Sunday was very
largely attended, but the rain
in the afternoon caused the
evening program 10 be aban q.
doned. Revs. Mehl and
Rohldng were present TO
speak. The picnic at the
grove Thursday by the same
congregation was also some
what interfered with by a
rain, but was nevertheless a
success. S75 profit was net.
ted from refreshments.
Al tickets were sold TO Kan.
sas City Saturday.
Many from here attended
the Pisgah reunion Sunday.
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tpar tatiddfia tpertlOs aemOroes. um

toar tatid@(ih uertlos gemDroes. I'm
lbr Wert au trDnen. batter Die orD.
Ben 0erren an Die Spite ibrer Dir.
belt cine @ntfdeibuna oer bDAiten
&ebtsautUrit6t oes 2anoes. Der .oes
iestnnoiqen 2Oro8" .aeftelIt. pDbnr6
oiei@ ntfHeibung oes @erid1tes in Der
Shulfteueriade utteeltpBen uno Die
Bfli@t Der DiKenterlhuleti CUR 3ab.
lung oer Steuer ausaeiprnhen mur'
be. Dnnttt mar natirlib bns 5d1ida
ial beg freien grSiebungspeien be.
Iteaelt.
Sdr oiele 9altane Der 9Dros 1T
Der ginHuB Der 6obtirHe auf bas
6aus uerantuortlth uno oieler 8u-
iartr1eubalt swiiden ben beioen gles
tlerten wiro tDobl oereinit benz 0auz
ie Der 2or0S elm Gnoe bereiten.
go tart wie Die tatbDlilme STRIDE
in ben 2dnoern oes Teitlanoe8, ruurs
aett bic enaliide 6Dhtirhe rift i'm
8uIte; bee Setten iino au niele une
lire Madt lit ridt All unterihGben.
Die Beuegu1g aeaer bic 6errfbaft
Der Staatsfirbe unb Der Serbs miro
alf0 mad nno nah inlttter rnebr 8oi
ben l%euinner. Nber - gnalano i'll
Elm reli0i5ies 2ano uuo oas Gplt
bat DieI au Diel @brfurht nur benz
r%eligiDlen &ultas in ieoer @eStaft. 1ei
es als Staatsfirde poer Settle, als
baB Die libernler @lernente oaraut
oenten t6nnteu, ihDn iest tattr6ftia.
DUraugehen. Gin Trennuno amiihen
Stride unb Staat lit nir oann ourh.
fibrbnr, rueuf, iebe reliai6ie 6anos
lung aus benz 1ffentfiden 2ebeu auss
geibieoen uno auf pribate8 @ebiet
beIbranft miro. Der Gnol1noer
aber nirattit u0bl oas Red3t elmer Ell.
aeren Nniiht in relini6ier GinIiGt in
Nnlprum. aber 8eliaion uno Bibel
fehen i'm itatier i'm Gnrbereruno
oe8 DHentliden 2ebens; Iie Gino elm
pulitil@er SattDr, nit benz ieoer au
rednenl bat. Sir 6enrn Campbell
Bannertsan mag alfu mod 10 iebr ei=
ner 3rennnna BON Stride unb Stnat
geneigt ieiu, niele liberale 5toatss
rldnuer m0gen feline Nniiht tbeilen
= es lift nod 81 frnb unb Die Serbs
fino nDh su ridhtia. Sn England
gebt Nues langiam. lebr langlaut,
aber ihfieBlih beftD fiMerer. Der
2ampf miro AUDI tein reliai1Ier, er
pirb Elm p0litiiber Iei1 uno oas6aus
Der Serbs miro bic Soften sablen
miiiien.
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GET ,tber 60 Sabren

itbDn suuroe Mrs. Binsluw's SOP.
thing . Sbrup BON Wiqionen pun
Wfiittern beitl 0abner Der Rinoer
a%a9etuen0et. Wirit 9u i'm S&lafe
ourh baa Shreier zines Rinoes ge.
tDrt, oaB i'm Aabnen lit unb Dor
Shmersen ueint2 Benn 10, lafe
i0fOrt cine Tlai@e BON ,.Mrs.
WinalOms SDUtbing SprupA h0len.
Sem Mert III unbeaablbnr. gs tuiro
benz fleinen 9ei6el.Oer fofurt uinoes
ruug neri@afen. 8erlnbt eub ba.
raul. Wltter, es if tein 3peifeI
cariiber. Ga BELT Diarrbpe, regus
liert ben Wnaeri uub bic Wierer,
beieitigt Bino Getit, ertpeibt ben
0aumen, nerbinoert @ntsiinouna
uno ftdrtt bas gauge Spltem.
vMtrs. @inSlou8 Soothing GprnpA
fiir an6nenee &inoer lit angenebrs
I'M @eiHutn6; bas Recept ftorar1t
BON einern Der beften meiblid1en
Ner5te in ben Der. Staaten. So lit
BET alien Druaetften In Der aanaerl
8elt su baben. Breia IS Gents per
5laihe. &auft ridts anoeres, ais
Wrs. Winsloiua @eUthina Snrup.
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ter 8droer bet Ser. Staten, rpel9er
gemeiniame Sbritte our Gerbutung
Der 8eibrantung munidensuerter
@lnuanoeruna uno CUR 8erteilung
oleier @inpanoerer ergreift". be-
ihluB.
go bat oiele 9Onferens radl mats
der &ibtuna bin anreeeno aemirtt
uao man tam init ibr mohl 8ufries
Den iein. Sim L. Oftober finbet cine
arDBe Gunpentiun oe8 @ationaIbuns
oes in Stem Dort itatt, bDffentlih
mirb iih Bis oabin Die quite 8irs
tuug oteier RunFerena ihon 9eseiet
hnbeu.
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Staat mnS Stride tn gnslans.

W6bren6 in GrantreiG unh Spa
MEN Der &an1pf nm NblGaHuug Der
Staatsfirhe nit grDHenf 4drrn in
Scene gebt. areift oieielbe 8emeouna
in England langiam unb rubia iuts
nler mebr I'm iid. SIN Gnalane tie.
gen Die Berb1ftniIle ueientlih am
oers als auf benz Tefttano. Die
englifbe 9uhtirhe lit eine Waht i'm
pOlitihen 2eber. Die ALE niHt su ibr
@eb6rigen %nieberb6lt, oa iie lire fe.
iteite Stiibe am 0auie ber2nrbs Cat.
Die N0ntonformiiten. Die aus Der
6ubfirhe auSaetretenen Setter,
Wetbooiiten. Srpinaianer ulm. ma.
rem friiber 10 81 iaaen redtlos nno
babert eft mad uno nah itaatlihe
Duloung erlangt. Sic haben auar
eigene Smulen, aber audi uber oieie
iutt Die Staatstirhe ftets Die 6err.
lhaft su betumnaen. Gp iebte bic
t0nierDatiue Bartei Dor eineul Sabre
Elm Seies ourb. ons bic NontDnfors
miiteti swang, fir Die bon linen lelblt
unterbaltenen Smulen Gteuern al
besablen. Sic tunnotert iib an bie8e.
ridte nno batten bic @enugtuune, Dos
Die Grbebung Der SHuliteuer uDn ben
iogenanflten Dtiienteridulen fir uns
9eleBlih ertldrt mur0e.
Nnn 9ing ona liberale Barlament
oaron, etn neues Graiebunaeaeles
ina 9eben au ruFen. oas Die @eGte
Der NDnfDnformiften iiher itellen
iolte. Was tatert Die 2Dro8? Sic
oerarbeiteten uno atnenoirter oas@e'
let oerart. oaB bic liberale &eaieruna
lbr 9iao gar riht uieoerfannte. &s
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500 SelosnuHa, / O

DIE Seier oiefer Seiiuus rperosn flo Ireuel gu er.
la9ren, oaB % Dsniefens cine peihr4tets 3rantbei
gleot, ipel4e Die @tfeufGaFt IN an ibren Stufen ~
heiten i'm Stanbe III; 6al's RatorrbIRur 1T Bic Elm.
slee Jest oer drjtti9en 8rioeriAaft betannte poftipI
Rur. Ratarrh ~erforoert ais etne @onRitutionstrnut.
pen etnt tonItttutioneae 8ebnnoiung. 9al's Ra.
tarrp=6nr io,ro tAnerlih aenoinnten uno toirft bret
anf eus Slat ano Die f9leiniaen Oberfd6en oes
Spferns, oaongh bic Grunolaee Der arantbeit ;er.
tcreao qno BEN Yattenten Qrajt gebeuo, inoem ii
N tbrsnt @erte bilft. Die Giaentbhmer bdben Il
pei gsrtrausn gu ibreu 9eiltrdften, bdg lie ein bun.
bert Dollars 8sIobnun9 Fnr isoeu Sal anbieten,
een ne AZ tiIrirei ntrteblt. 2aBt Gum cine 2ife bon
3eleniien ~iotarten. Bran abrefFre:
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
WARSHIPS AT KINGSTON,
Read Admiral Davis Arrived With
Two American Vessels.

CA1MANERA, Cuba, January 17-2 PM
Rear Admiral Davis, who went to Kingston,
Jamaica, with the American ships, sent a
Guantanamo this morning His dispatch
follows:
Missouri and Indiana anchored at King
ston at $50 this morning. Kingston almost
totally destroyed. Four hundred killed,
about 500 in hospital City now quiet.
There were plenty of doctors, but short of
dressing. Have supplied all could spare"
The American torpedo boat Whpple left
kingston this morning and is due at Guam
tanamo at 10 o'clock tonight with full de-
tails of the situation at Kingston
Rear Admiral Evans first heard of the
disaster on Tuesday night by means of an
intercepted wireless dispatch, and prepared
to send ships to the scene. Wednesday
morning he received cable dispatch from
Gov Magoon asking him to send medical
supplies
The Whipple started instantly at a speed
Of twenty-five knots carrying all the surgi-
cal supplies the fleet could spare The bat
tleships Missouri and Indiana followed, and
both are now in Kingston harbor, but are
unable to communicate by wireless with
Admiral Evans, owing to an intervening
mountain. Communication, however is
maintained through the steamer Colon,
which is lying off the port.
Rear Admiral Evans sent the battleships
because he knew no English troops were in
Kingston and he feared looting by the
negroes there.