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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

O. eds bis iieben Wofen mad Die
- fem &offseirdn54er-uuf Der
q Gberstbaler 5elhmurt pfiff Der
Mino i6on iiber Die Saferitop
peln - mahte Wurtbd 6e9lom zines
Spdtnabmittd95 ibren Q~eipobntcU
Gpa3ierodng in Dem partdbnli6sn
Wdlbfsn, has ii6 apiIAsn Der 6tsios
ner'fden gila uno Dem 5iem!i9 nett
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9ens bin,o1. SoS !0erj ipdr ibr an
jenem Sage i4iperer 6cnn je, un6 nit
u~mflorten Mugsn blidte lie ouf ben
ipeitlifen Simmel, an bem Die Gorm
all3u frii9 binter elmer |4Darjen Wo!s
tenipanb perI6purosn tpdr, 6ccen Ges
aadten &aro Ie nit cotnfunielrber
8orte fdlr tc, Sin fihcrf0rmiGe5
9iinbel bre.ter purpurner Gtrablsn
ihob iiber Den flimmern0sn Hano Der
ountlsn Mano, Ole i6Ioor5em Summt
dbnliG iGien. fat! lis gum 2cniih bss
mott6Iolen Simmels empor, DIR 2'tts
a~usTeabunN cine5 p,ettbsiligsn. rieiisen
S6einrerfers bsrgleiGbdr.
,@u0 Gle Come mcine5 2elen3 lit
BON elmer firItcrsn MoIte rerbl1i,"
badte Wart6d. Limb penn meme
Soffnun1 oud timer nod nit TeDn.
iuhtspouen Tldmmen cen Simmcl
fdIiat - iuie lance pir6 es o1rccr.
Bis Ole No6t Der trcuri9sn @cpiB9eit
ibr lsbtes MATES Geudten peri9!uraen
BATE"
gpm @abnfof fer cefte Ger lan1rrs
acnete Nfiff elmer Qo'onotibs in 81:
0Glamer'tilc oe5 pGni1 mcrT9erl,es
rem Mdibdens, in 6eien 3peiceI id)oa
Der Wino, Ser Spr3rte 0c3 ndbenoen
Iniue!ters, rouidts.
Yer GG)nel!iu1 C'a %trlin!"
ourd3udte eS ole @,nt Or illnaen
WGodens. y0ic Dit III Gtt oipr Wios
natcn. ole ie nun ld}on ,pn 6lcios
ner'idcn 3ouie 1tGot:t, ipG; Ie nm
oieis Stunos bie ioeni Ge!G6tt Strabs
Bis in Die y}Gbt esS Yc9nGo'a .abiis
%asaangen,. INNER in heln @chanten:
.Yislei9t iebrt gioho beiniltG 6uriid.
BON Hiemonh ionit ais ton Cir ers
pariet. Wie1e,tt tunrit Tu i0m beim
eriter Ghritt, Gen er in Die ate 0eiz
matb Iebt. c~ni9tsrn::e!tn uao inn Die
S6uth ob6ittcn, Die 3u gelen i'm Auf
Old gelaoen bait" SeSssmal par
lire Soffnung 81 nidlte gt!rorosn, unb
INNER lpicber bate lie in Dem 8eoan>
fen, Der ibr Die araft gum Qeben CAB.
ben iie begte ipie einen Salisman, Den
Sang getban = bis gu jenem f6lims
men Sage. an Dem lie aus Dem Wunoe
Der poItmeifterin Die 6hredenstunoe
BON 3ooe bes @eliebten pernommen.
Don % an mar lie lanse. LANCE gu
6aufe geblieben, Gram uno 9er3tpeifs
luna i'm 6eraen. Biz ihr Der Suitiardth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
$4,000. 3n uerfanfcn: $4,000.

3ene neuen. moperneu 6luelrbdlaen SduTer
pI0smle unb 5lbettesS irdbs, NIT allen rlooer'
men Sinridtuuaeit; cementirte aeller, Suf lno
arOttoirs. entaillirie NuoeWa men uib Niidben'
siilseiIIei Maria9rlfeppem T., rIS itSS.ltiale, ianI'
fteinen peptIaitert. sic iniiiieri 9efebeii iperocn,
UNI iie i6dben 3u fDnnen.
Wau liebme Sairmonnt . Ibenie : gSdagons.
Gcbr leihte Neoingun9eit. BUR Snfpefiton ide,
lid lno Spnntugs often. ggentcn an. Rlnbe.
Srunomietbe $4,000 - fedsullooreiBie Dollars
pro Sabr.
Nalter g. Neftphaf,
(UeaitS| Bduunternebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Uereins Galcnoer.

9Gder.@ eiangpcrein bon Baltimore.
0irigent Erof. s. 8aroliis.
Saliptqunrtier Sobn gbfs SaIle,
Nr. 40S, @eIt.2 erinaton.S troBe. Sc.
Sen Samitng Nbeno, nit gusnabme
oes oritteM Samitags int Nonat,
Sinsitunoe. Gpril7-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
NnftionS. Nuscigea.

69as. Z. D,ut, Anmalt, 16 ct. Saufs ctr.
0eriualtere . 0crfani
Der SiuctitJdtgcm Mpbnbduicr 31J, 3t7, $40,
32f, 34, sho.Yarrifb. straBc, auf bffentliher
Ynition an Srt uno Ste1e Srritua, II. SnIi,
4.30 .Nahmltiuss. Sic eriien bier 8runoitiidc
ilro ie 1873 bel 10, n1e lebie III i2.21a bel 90.
@rino5iHs lie $50. Gin Sepoiit nun $50 AMI
ieoee @rntoiiiid o%erldiai. ,Siir uiberc Sniori
nation iuenoe man iid an Die giftipnuioren.
Stariee y. WuB. HerplIter, 10 Ct. RluIsSir.
Sdtuab Bros. g. 60. sllitiotutoren.
I9S-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Sereiniote Sdmaer uun Baltimore.

Saltptqilnrfler: o@erlnalttd : Wfan'
nerdor Solle;;" GrGiioent Senrp
Sbomos; eorrciponbirenoer uno pro.
tofolirenber SefretGr pro tenn. q.
Simmelbcbcr, 9fr. 315, Noroegoen.
StrnBe; Sinnn5iefretGr IS. SimmcI'
beber, Nr. 315, Noro.G oen.S troBe;
ShobmeiltCr $. Midlid, Hr. 713,
@arner-S traBc; 9iriaent 81. Seui.
berger. G%eriummlung ieben 3neiten
Srci.ag I'M Wonot.
,@ermania. Nunrtctt.G Club"
Sauptqllorticr: @agner's Sonc,
%ltunoc: 9ienltags. - Giriaent 3.
3arolus.
- .@ermania.W 1nnerfor."
SauptQnarticr: @ermania WGr.
ner6or.So1e, Tr. 40 bis 412, @elt-
2omboro.S trnBe. Singltunoe: Con.
neritnes - 9irigcnt: Sbeooor Sent
berger.
vrSrobiinn."
SanptQliartier: Srobiinn Saae,
Tr. 1000, SreOerid . glpenue. Sing
Nr. t16, Torb.Y aca.S traBc, Sing.
ltinoe: MittnobS = 9irisent: Sobn
q. &Iein.
.grbeitcr. W6nnerdor."
Sauptqllortier: InoreaS' SalIe.
Ger. 314, SanoperltraBe. SingItunoe:
Wittipots - Sirigent: 9apio We,
lamet.
.Sbalia-W Gnnerfor."
Sailptquortier: 8oiet's Saue, Rr.
1922, Sarforb.g penue. Singitunoe:
0icnitags - 9irieent S. s. Sronf..
n2ocuit.Y oint.Ndnnerdor."
Sauptqilarticr: Builders Saae,
Ode Guba- uno gnbreitrabe. Sing.
itunoe: Nittipo1 abenos s llbr -
Girigent: Subert 8riippel.
.grbeiter.2 isoertafel."
Sauptqllarticr: Bola' Sale, Rr.
4CS, @eit 2erinstonitraBe. cling
itunoe: Gienltags-3iri9ent Subert
STRIPPED.
n9operiiGjer MGnnerdor."
SailptQildrtier: adermonn's Sale,
gde pru Caroline. unb @ougbitraBe.
Sinaitunoe: 9ouncrItag gbenbs -
Oirigeltt: Iugltit Sdneiber.
.MoSort.WGnncrbor."
Sauptqllarticr: 3obert 8onmer's
Snne, Nr. 1%92t--t923, Orleans.
S.rnBe; SingItunoe icoen Conner.
Itag Ibeno - 0irigent q. %. Yobl.
mann.
ngibenfran3."
!SonptQiarticr: IuSuIt @oebel's
(oormals 3orn'S) Sane, gde Der 3.
mo @ougbItrnBe, Si9Blanotopn.
Sinaitull0e: Wittwobs - 9irigent
Geo. ". Eo1Imalm.
vWelooie."
Soiptqlarticr: s. Hies' Sale,
Gde SpplttaBe illl0 Selatr'Uiarft.
rSornlonic."
Sauptqltarticr: Nr. Ala, @eit.
Sapette Strobe. Sin9Itunoe: Dien
tags - 9iriaent: Sobn 81. alein.
.Nrion."
Sauptqilartier: nStag-Sone," Wr.
Wittmof = 9irigeit: S. 6. Granf.
Sinsitun6e: Gonnerltags Diri.
gent: s. &aroIus.
nNesger-@ eiangperein."
Sanptqliartier: SoffnIann's Sone,
Com. nno 8orreltItraBe. Sinaltunoe:
7ienitag - Giri9ent: Subert Scrip.
pei.
,9a6enio MGnner6or."
Saliptqlinrtier: Trott- mo s.. Ctr,
Sigblanotopn. SingItrnoe: Glen.
itogs = Girigent Geo. ". Eobls
nlann.
Ncrfins 3 Gafcn0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
@aQaa6cr, Scr Saumeiltcr,
GOO Slsd, Gurn.aai .Apsnue.

$500 faufeu zines Der beiten 5WsiItjdigen
SanIer in Of baltimore. bag man fir has 8elo
erbalten fam. Ierraiien rS%rorten. eemeniirie
Geitenueae, S6fe mn6 Seller mo cine 10 Sub
@ranoIitbs slaeb int Stnierarunoe; mooerne 9as
BEGINNER, I65igsfunuIsslni6Iub; @ruio5inS
nlr $40 pro Sa0r. Yirean Or. 1857, Mpuu.
meut.S traSe. U4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Moggen.- Snfilbr 300 Sulhel;
aus Den @lepatoren 5uriidac6o8cn
- @uibel; Gleuotorenporrotb 1862
9uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
(Weai1S-


$3.50 Sir zines iener prahtboIer Sdi'
fer nube EntterfonsFurf, gr. 20, 90. 20 etc,
NcrbaSaresstr 9emeniirte 9~rottoire. Sell
Ier iino Sof; emnillirte gaoefpnine mo aii'
denulSgnk etc. $50 8uar uno $4.05 pro gSrs
de fnuien zines ieler ulobernel Sdufer. 9es
lthtiei ie uno ii6er 3ei0t @ud. Gebr Iei6te
Neoineunaen. Go'parb Z. etord, an GRIT uub
Gtele. tSunil7.1 IL. I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Critic gorge. Heu eingelie.
ierter Strdfling (5um Gireftor) /:
.8ergciien sic BLOB nift Die poli5ei-
lid)e Inmeloung, SEER 9ireftor. BOB
mir feline Strafe be3ablen miilien.!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
WaItim Warftbcrid!e.
+ il d. t e.

Baltimore 10. SSiili 1903.
Wcbl. - 3uillbr 5344 1Giier,
cinihlieBlid 30G6 66iier 81 2ocllt.
Eoint lno $50 5aiier 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Gta6lirt 1926.
GOni0liOatcb Q0an g..
/ NurS.8 Says trahe.

Gin erobes s|lioriimert oerialener Giamni'
ten. ubrcn INN Siilpelen in einent YrtbutsEers
FAM, NOD inter bnlbem aoitcnpreis. gSir aebcn
nub ,pie Dor liberaIe SdrIcbcn nii ollie gSertb'
eeaenit1roe. SeiteHsSingang 5lln Rribnis8n
feaiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
@ir baben Die iulscnScn autcm 2ano'
Somulcre ,i,n Gcrfnnf:

3 slder $3.50; B Ndcr $500; ~ gt6er $3.50;
10 Ider $3.50; 10 Ider 5000; 30 Ndcr $1,000
AZ g(der $2500; 10 Ider $3250. Nul etliben
oieier Bldte itebeH SbiibdnIne. Nier3ia WiimI'
ten Sabri pet elefirifhe yubn bon Baltimore
irgeno eincm Der glibc. 0onRen ctlide 61poIl
inter lcidien acknowledgements perianfen.
0benfnnS 10 Mder Nrobe Sarm nit feiner gSdf'
%ferfrouie, ~unaefubr 6pei WieileIl bon %berielbeI
citation Der eleIiriiGer N1bn. nit Sans mo
anoereu @eGanIi6feitcn. ~ $4,000,
Scuern Gcaltp Company
Tr. iii, Ncro. GbarleS. etrabe.
(Wldr594,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Scrluauu Vaocuhupp,

General slgent iiir @rrlocigenibnm IN Ma
rOluno, yioros9arolinn. Girainicn mo Nclalpd
re. c~iHpfiebIt tih nld 6llr Seior9llna bon @el'
bern AMI 9Opoibefeu. %crliberullg aeael Selcrs'
ueiabr, Iumie Shtilfarten bon uio nan europa,
Siiicc: . bis ) ilbr, iii Gbaries' strabe
Snetl l2lfte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
gu %pcrfaufcn.

Gu oerfunicu:
Sine gdderei, outer Hcrfauis9rillln. Wan
uoreIlue: ,Wl. 13f," 5cntihcr eurrrfppnoent.
1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Yerf1ufe aiif Der blefigen gtipftap
borle.
FIRST CALL.


1000 llniieb JtniIuabS /. 4er. ......... s6&
1000 lluiieb AuiIpopS /. 4er. ......... s6ki
1000 llniteb NaiIonD5 I. 4er. ......... S6%t
1000 lniico NniIipuDS /. 4er. ,........ $685.
1000 llniteb NailipuDS 1. 4er. ......... sdA
20O0 llnitco JiuiliudbS /. 4er. ........ sG".
1000 atlantic Coat Cine Con, 4er..... Ola
1900 Seaboaro glr cine 4er............ 80
10000 Baltimore electric Der t5tpo,) -. SO
1000 Cotton 9ucf Der. ............. TIN
1000 ga. Gar. & Nortbern 5er. 1904
1000 ga. & pIiubnma con. Der. ........ 9s1a
5000 Senboarb 3 Sabre Der. .......... 90
5000 s%ttIuntie COAT Cine Con. 4er. ..... 9iha
81 Souftcu Oil 3
% 5arm. & Mer6. eunt. ,......... 42h
40 Conf. Cotton DUCT com. .......... GA
0 1birb 9taitoruI Pant .........,1t7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
- Gtuas NemcS:
t~ 3abne ubme Ylattcn.

NltIe9 GhIiem erIDroert feln
gus5ieben. eernI.ad,i oober and, feline Sfmer'
gen. :Spabeii nnfeihe IuSieben, oieteIbe s9irf'
%iarifeit nno fiib!en lid al pie ndiiirli0c 3ibne.
9inpeiallene Seiiditr mieoer normal eentndt.
ylcropie Geute Sraiden iid liidi 8u ilidien,
ibre 3dbne bebdiioeln 5i iaifen. Mir frozen
ale 2Snr8eln nno Stiimpfe oDne gtusSieben.
observation-disclosures PlGiten iperhen burd unicre
nene %ulfanaeslieiboor i%eiiiisrno aeHIabt, no,
burh Chen 3lm Nergniigeii iuirn.
BGa5e ,3ahngtbiie 800 bio $500; aae "a.
raHtirt. Wulo. s. runen S3.00 bis $500; ate IA.
rantirt. Srhfcn.Arteit 500 bis $500. 8ois.
Ntnunaen BON 81 an. s,Ibers 5RInua soc.
II. Sit. ns.Sonurs et Iags''''
Gprehiiunbeit bon 8 llr Sprmiiiaas big
6 llbr Nbenos: S0nnta9s bon 0 bis 80 ll5r.
stabfirt ~ Sakre. Offf7--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
@erlangt I'M N%ascmeiuen.
Steacngcinhe.
stencaciudl:

stelcgeiud:
Gin outer Bidder iilhi 5telle ais blpetie 9aito'
goreiie: Dir. ia, 5birp.S trakc, 0i8Blanotumn,
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
@rItriae Shlnkrate:

Woi5, - 3uiubr 2462 9ilihel;
Gerion0t bon ocn Glepatorcn 47i3
@uidcl; Glcuutoren. Gorrotb 12i,319
Nuldel.
Sr,ttinr ShI,iS,rntr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
(Siuc Icltcne @clcQcnbcit.

Gin folio 0~ebduicS, 9crinmigeS ganObnlS,
nebit Stda. 3ilbner1nus, ibpnen sdmren II.
( 10. biuia Su %fdricn, Sic9t an elcitrtiher
gabn, in outer 9tdebbGrihGit mo idOncr He.
eeno. Wtub loiort ~neriuuit lueroeit. Frcio
$23O0. gei ". SaocnBuup, III aorn- Charles
Struhe. tSep5,l y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

out sabienoes Sptel in elmer mooernerl S'or.
iiuot. an Der Siienb1ht aclegel. Sldnieioe
SeIegenbeit. @rlilto Fir pen Nerfnut: drntf
belt. Wian ao%reiiire; ,0.," Siiite oec lieut.
ideu Sprrcippnoeuteu." t9G. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Su ucrinuirn:
Sine &iribfhdit nit 9igeuibuti; outer Flnb.
Reriuui5gruno arauiheii. Nan %G6retltre: ~.
3IS1," ,Seutiher Gprteippnocnt."
ug3-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

S35O.O0 faulen Gin 0aio init flint 3immerll
in criiIlHfiiaem Suiiuuoe; @rIno5inS lulr $4,000
bro Sabr. gtahAlraGcn bel Y. ssoitenbetih.
Er. 423, HurosS ren1ut' Strabc, U97-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

:. eds bis iieben Wod)en mad ole
. fem &affteirdn Scr
Gberstbaler 5elomurt pfiff Der
Wino idon iiber Die SaferIfop
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-09
Death Came From Dancing.

A case Is seldom recorded where
one has danced ones self to death, yet
such was the fate of Mary Martin,
colored, of this city.
Last Thursday night, Thanksgiving
her beau called at her home near the
cemetery and asked her to accompany
him to dance.
She had been out the night before to
a similar festival, and had nut turned
in until the early hours.
Mary answered the summons, and
was leaving the piazza to join her
man who was waiting at the steps,
when suddenly she reeled and fell.
Death resulted in very short time
and it was stated that the end had
come as a result of over-exertion.
The reaction had set in and the
strain was too much for the system.
She died from dancing.
The coroner was summoned, but
there was no one to whom blame
could be attached, and 80 he
dismissed the case. Death, he said, had
come from natural causes, following
the nightof revelry.-Anderson Daily
Mail.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-09
The Free Bridge Election.

County Auditor Gibbes has COM
pleted list of the freeholders in the
city of Columbia and in Columbia town
ship which he will turn over to the
Chamber of Commerce for work on a
petition ordering an election on the
matter of free bridges between Lexing-
ton and Columbia.
This work was done voluntarily by
Mr.. Gibbes after meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce recently, at
which the matter was discussed. The
list shows total of 1926 names, of
which the city of Columbia has 1924;
Eau Claire, 103; Shandon, 122, and
Columbia township, sT. When suffi-
cient number of freeho1ders have sign
ed the petition for an election on the
issuance Of SIS, 900 in bonds, the coun-
ty commissioners will order an elec-
tion and the people will then vote on
whether or not the Broad River bridge
and the bridge at the foot of Gervais
street shall be purchased and made
free. There is already large number
of signatures to petitions in the pos
session of the Chamber Of Commerce,
but these will have to be revised and
compared with the official list.-The
State, 7th. =
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-09
Moved to irmo

Mr. Joe E. McCombs, who has been
living near town, has moved with his
family to Irmo, 8. @. He has pur-
chased farm there and. will make
Irmo his home in the future. Mr.. No
Combs is brother of Chief of Police
J. B. McCombs and has many friends
in the city and county who regret to
learn that he has decided to leave
this county.-Greenwood Index.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-09
A Personal Appeal.

If we could talk to you personally
about the great merit of Foley's Honey
and Tar, for coughs, colds and lung
trouble, you never could be induced to
experiment with unknown preparations
that may contain some harmful drugs.
Foley's Honey and Tar costs you no
more and has record Of forty years Of
cures. For sale at Derrick's Drug
Store.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-09
.TREsPASs NOTICE.

We hereby forbid any one to shoot
birds, fox.hunt, or hunt in any manner,
on the lands of the undersigned. The
law will be rigidly enforced on all vio-
lators. .,. 49,. ..
Enamel Long, D. 8. Kyzer,
George Long, r. B. RaWi,
James Long, George Ruwl,
4W8 D. II. Barr.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-09
For Eczema, letter
and Salt Rheum.

The intense itching Characteristic of
these ailments is almost instantly al
layed by Chamberlain Salve. Many
severe cases have been cured by it. For
sale by Kaufman Drug 90.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-12-09

with Toilet, l2xz2 inches
Well made. Top 17x3O
inches, all oak. Glass
on top, $3.50.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-21
NEWS 0F THE WEEK

Secretary Meca has rendered his resignation to the President effect December This action is the of ill eah and the amount of work which falls that office than Metca handle Assistant the Navy Nebey has been named by President Roosevelt as his successor
 George Torrey has been appointed general of the army succeed R. M. Orrilly, who has resigned
 believed that Mrs Raed the who attempted blackma Mrs Shpps the wife of the Pttsburg millionaire
 will not have to stand trial for her ofense hospital greatly weakened condition due to disease and drug to which she is addicted
 Diamonds and clothes aggregang in value about 1OOO be- longing Helen Trick either stolen lost train Seattle When that lady arrived at that city trunk missing and thorough search has yet failed to To- cate the missing baggage.
 Matsuhita Japanese who arrived in Seattle of the Nome reports that he robbed of $4OO roomng house that city The proprietor and his roommate they will be released Matsuha the of which he robbed intended for his in Japan and the loss of will place them in dire distress
 Frank Gotch the worlds champion wrestler has agreed to in London The date has been fixed but it is thought the match will be held soon.
 State Senator Paulhaumos Washington says the grand should investigate the charges which made against Judge
 Milo A. Root and that he will insist the state legislature mak investigation It charged that Judge Root has received from the Great Northern railway return for services dered by him while on the bench
 Several Steamship Company charged with smuggling Chinese into the country at San Fran and investigation being conducted Absolute of the officers maintained there doubt of their guilt
 It now deveopes that the Outlook magazine Roosevelt does considerable writing controlled by James Stan president of the National City bank and high officer of Oil Co., When this fact made known to the President he said he ddn who owned the Outlook and that it made no difference to him.
 Prof Mark Harrington former chief of the weather bureau who has been mining for has been discovered in asylum New York, where he is hopeless unatc
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-21
Performs
 Operation

Thomas Adair, stableman for F. G. Manley, performed an operation on one of the horses this week which is rather remarkable. ..-.-.-.-.
 About three years ago team of the Manley horses were working on Fair banks creek and one of them ran 8 large snag into one of its hind legs above the knee. What was supposed to be the entire snag was removed at the time and the wound was dressed The cut healed rapidly and the horse was soon as good as ever. Lately Mir. Adair noticed bump on the horse's leg, about foot from the old wound and on the opposite side. He finally decided to cut it out and when he did so he found piece of the old snag which had travelled that far in the ami malls leg. The piece of wood is about two and half inches in length and 8 half inch in diameter, being nearly round. It is very hard and light and is apparently in fair state of petrifica- tion.
 Mir. Adair is very proud of his oper- ation and has preserved the piece of wood as souvenir of his skill.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-21
ATTEMPT
 TO KILL E# s@ E# u@HN - V

Francis Heney famous graft prosecutor of San Fran cisco Oregon shot in the head aud badly injured last week by Haas, exconvct whom it is said Heney had ruined, who later killed himself -.-e
 attempted occurred during the recess or trial Haas had been drawn the jury for the second when examined Heney exposed him convict had him This Haas claims has resulted in ruining his social and business standing in the city.
 While Heney dangerous and painful the physicians charge chance of and that strong will him through The latest bulletins report resting quietly and that the about to probe The ball lodged under the right aw having passed the He retains possession or all his faculties ......ss~
 taken jail where he searched placed closely guarded short time after he tired his ce and he discovered dead in his bed he had concealed small revolver
 covered himself with blankets and then when the guards could him. pulled the trigger.
 Heney regret when told the suicide of Haas had told him the full reasons for his deadly animosty.
 When District Attorney Langdon informed of the shoot the deepest and regret He said the a tempted undoubtedly result of the graft prose- would not the pressing ot the charges during Heney nes but would edouoe their forts
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-21

Tag Envelopes at this office.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-21
Has Painful ' Accident

Cap. Williams who is working his ground on Cooney creek met with 8 very painful and what might have proven very serious accident Tuesday morning, when his pick slipped, strik- lag him in the ankle and making deep cut. The pick had just been sharpened and the cut was consequently not so bad as it might have been as the tool made 8 clean cut.
 Mir. Williams was brought to the city by Lynn Smith and the wound was given medical attention. It is not thought that it will prove serious as no bones are supposed to have been broken. MT. Williams is at present at the hotel where he is being visited by . great many of his friends.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-21

Troublesome creeks. All of the Rampant frelghters have agreed to furnish work for the enter prise, and this will mean about about 15 days work in all. Schra- Der, Smith, Crockett and Dave Rushen left for the scene of op- eration last Friday. The freight CTS have also announced fat rate of 5 cents per pound from Rampant to Quail, a distance of 25 miles.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-21
JUNGLE TOM" ~ WOODSON
 NV OUR TOWN

Tom Woodson arrived from Fairbanks last Saturday the trail which he reported to be in poor cond tion this time Mr. Woodson says that as the trail good condition there will be large number of people to Hot Springs from that city, At the time he left he says there large number of people who de- sired to to this place. but wished to wait until the
 trail in such shope that they could take on the stage At that time he says utterly impossible for the stage carry passengers account heack of
 Mr. Woodson says this will be the busiest winter that Fairbanks that district discovered More will be worked than bore and the general out look business very good Last winter there not much work other than what to get the ground readiness for the most of the miners prefer the summer to winter work The dry season, however showed them the uncertainty of the water supply and most of them going to get out winter dumps and be
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-21

All kinds ofJob Printing atthis shop.