davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-03


James B. Lackey. 66l: Marie Holland Larkey.
I Mary Lackey, >; Joseph Langrnbach 80: SOLO
mon Lansbargh, Is i4alsbargh u Bro. 40: John
Il. Larner. 10; Mary l.. Larner. ). Pnfip f.
Larner, 81; &. w La-son. 4: Latham 4 Bell.
trustees. 3: Flora Z. Lathrop, s; J. Wilmer Lati-
mer 10: Mary j. Latimer. &c. NJ. j. Laugh in
30; Fleming J. Lavender. 2s2; Jane Lea !;
Mary Lea. s: H. B. Leary. 90; \. f. L. Leckie,
100; Care X. S. Lee, .; Lee. Higginson 4 e,
Al; Joseph II. Lee. IS; Ralph W. Lee. l45;
Thomas $. Lee, so; Fred II. Leetch 10: Ora e
Lyman Leetch 80; William A. Leetch 225:
Augnste Leloup TO- Virginia G. LIE Merle, so;
w. /. Lampkey 20; Kate LEM 5; Mss Con-
stance D. Leapp. =; F ancis L, Leupp. 100: Mis-
Kathleen X. Leupp. .; Sara II. Levy .. W. r.
Lewis. 1907 Nellie Liehensten. 10: Charles 4
Lieb 513; Charles c. L:eb. so Laura H. Lisner
215; Mrs. Pauline Lockett, 1859; Margaret II
Lockwood /: William Loeb, jr.. 400; Louisa
Losekam. 40; III. {. Loudensager, 105: ii. c.
Loudenslager, executor and trustee OF the estate
Of Daniel j. Packard 10: Kate L. Loudpnslager
2o Mary B. G. Lowering ring. 81; Charlotte B.
300: Emma v. NJ. Lhkens. 25: Samuel $. Lutz
So John Lynch, jr.. $50; R. b. II. Lyon, 1o7.
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stabtrats gerbanSInmsea.

Die Hetition BON 8irgerrL Die
in Der 0uffielo nno Noro-6lpres
StraBe tpobnen, INN S~erlteaune ct.
iler GnBbriide iiber Den San 8eDru
Greet i'm 2ot ~, 8lof 1917, unf
Inn gIeif5eitige. groffnune Der @eil
Evergreen Strabe, miro gefpahrt
Cine bon mebrereu bunoert 9iir-
germ Der Z. @aro unter5eihnet(
Hetition UNI 8iIoung zines 8erbaIle-
rungsoiltrifts uno Musgabe por
Bombs inn Betrage bon $4,000 fin
Gtrabenpflaiterung, fam 5ur @erle-
Jung. Der Giftrift begin1lt an Der
Commerce uno @olmit StraBe unf
ihIieBt Die 9eile 5piihen Monu-
mental, 9afota-, Hine-, Nepaoa.
uno &adberrp StraBe eif. Die Ye-
tition bon S. g. Hopea, Der etlel1
3eil BON Haio 9onbo StraBe ub-
iperren min, miro ~perpeigert. 81:
BON Mauerma11n, 8oriiter oes 81.
nnn5-&omites, norgelegte Srbinon5
fir Die Mnihaffung uno Snitalla.
tion Don 5fpan5ig neuen 5eueralarm
f1ften $500 81 bepiqigen, miri
ailgenommen. 8idelanb teilt NIT.
oaB Die Ga 5rance Company Den
2ontraft, Die nellen Spriben uno ap-
parate fir $18,500 5u liefern, an
uenommen bot.
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Our s%enatOrmabl

IS iino MIR nod menige Gage bis
5ltr @obl. 9os Geal=&ompaglte=
&omite bot Die 2eier Ser oSreia
9reiie" orf einige Seile oes Ne=
coros BON Scr. Onion altfmerflom
genaoft. llno mir f0nnen alQes be-
meilen, pus mir geiogt baben. @tr
baben ober nidt Iaes iiber tbn ia
| aen fonnen uno babett i'm gepilier=
moBen gei6ont.
@ir botten ermartet, BOB DIR.
Snion ben Geriu6 MAIDEN milroe,
ieinen Hecoro 5u erflarerl ooer oa5,
mos mir bon ibn1 geiagt baden, 81
mioerrufen, aber bis 5ltnt beutlgen
Gage bot er aud nod nidt cine
3eile gu ieiner &e6tfertigung Der
offentlibt ooer cine 3lfrieoenitelIen0e
@rfldrung abgegeben.
Sein S6neigen farn1 MIR oabin
geoelltet neroen, bob er entneoer
nidts gu ieiner gerteioigllng por5li=
briltgen bet, ooer bob er 1en Stimm-
gebern ieines 0iitrifts geeenitber
10 Indifferent lit, DOB er es llidt
Ser Miibe mert bdlt, feline SteGung
81 erflarer.
ga Scr. Onion bis iebt feill
Stotement obgeaebell u1o o1h nod
fem @ort iiber ieillen @egenfaroi=
ootel1 Nfr. Seal eeIagt bot, 10 fon-
nen Die 9(ftel1 ii6er i'm geidloiIen
peroen. SoQte er iid) aber oen=
nod unterfoltgen irgero etipos iiber
Der. &eol 5u iagen, iebt, 81 ether
3eit, mo es 3n ipot 1T, ieine 9eboup-
tungen in BEN modettliden 3eitun-
| gen 5u mioerlegell, 10 miiroe er ge=
robeip bonoeln, mie gitler, Der eil1el1
Wa1ln ongreift, menn er linn Den
! &iiden 5uorebt.
Gem gerfoiier oieies 4rtifels it
mitgeteilt morben, ooB Scr. Onion
iiber Scr. Heal mebrere unridtioe
@ngaben maden miro, nntern an-
BERN, ooB Die 9robibitioniften gum
&ognefono oes Scr. Neol beige
traeen baben. 0ieie 8ebauptung,
nenn iie ~aufgeitellt nerbet ioats,
tit abiolut falid. Die 8robibitioni=
item baben oll6 ni6t einen Gent
gum &ornpagne=5ono oes Scr. &eol
beigeiteuert. Sic geben aaes Der
bemofratii6en Tartei, att oeren
Spite @ouperneur Campbell ltebt.
Die Srage lie9t iett ben 8ablerll
Dor. @ir iino gemiB, bob tpetln sic
1 Stim1nen ge5ablt meroen, es fid en-
geben miro, bob Sbr @ud unleres
5fates erinrtert bobt:
streidt Sniun, itimmt fir yieal!
(0ln,ninn
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@li8abetb 6. aulad all Srau anllo
90. @inlon, @runoitiid an Der @DrtIe
Ctr; $3.50.
q. S. @reiller nnb Charles groir
an g. s. @aener, @rnnbitiid in ser
2atpnoale @obitipn, $500.
Eanl &l1tidenreuter an S. $. 8anit
@rurloitiid in Der aenipoo6 aboition;
$50.
@iaiam 9obronplsfi ullb s. I
Stieren an George @artine5 nnb Sr,ut
8rnnoltiid an Der &err Ctr, $3.50.
.. 8. Storm an Otto Seller, @runb>
it'd an Der gde Der Me@uao6 unb Qltct
Npe., 9enberiibe Mooition; $135.
&tperlibe 2ano anD Improvement So.
an g. S. Sneeer @rlrnbitiid in Ser Ii-
beriibe 9arf @obition; 1925.
Soiepb Suenser unb Srm1 an 9.sraa
emma aunfel, @rnnbitiid an Der Gar
ben Ctr, $4,000.
2ella Semjeoltmanns an $. q. Slant
l@tetter, 8runoitid an Der Maquo[iu
apente. 2aurel 5eisbts; $3.50.
8. q. Ham1tetter an 9. 6. @itte
@runoitiid an Der Magnolia @penue
2aurel 6eigbt5; $4,000.
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1ofales.
NIIerIei.

Die @erbonolune Der Safe
gegen 6. @. Cute, Ser. aln 6. Suit
@alter Gpers eridoB uno gegen
artbur Grobobmihen megen Gn=
griffs auf Mortbo. Seal lit megelt
Mbmeienbeit bon mihtigen 3eltge1
peridoben pproen.
SIM 45. 0iitriftgeridt miro
iiber Die S6aoeneriaeflage BON Sobn
Mibton gegen oie Staot perbal1oelt.
Mibton itolperte am %. gpril 1906,
mabreno oes Strabenfornepals,
iiber einen %eiiernen gol5elt, ser auf
Dem Moin Hla5a eingetrieben mor-
Den mar. nm eill 3elttlld 5u balten,
nnb brad oas redte gein.
sSrau Sbomos Nubio, 1926
Durango stroBe mobnbaft licB ibr
pieriabriees Sobi16en allein i'm
3immer Tires @obnbouies 5uriid.
lpo ein &eiiel init bren1leroen Sols-
foblen itonb. @ls lie mieoerfam ltall-
ben Ole &leioer bes &inbes in
5lommen llnD es NOR oerort nit
8rononunben beoedt, BOB es itarh.
Der zimmerman Seilrib
Shonert bate am Wontag oas I'm
glif, Elm Mltge 5u perlieren. @r
mar On einenl gait, Gfe bon Slt0=
Mlamo uno Nuepo Str, bei6afliat
nnb monte einen Nagel eintreiben,
Der abiprong nilo i'm ms Iuge traf.
Mon gebt bier nit Dem Hlalle
INT, ein &inber-Soipitol 81 errid,-
ten. IS ioG in oen airden utO
inter ben @iireern oofiir geiammelt
peroen.
Ole 2ouiie S6iise S6meiterlr-
9oee bes Orbens Der 9ermannsioGne
feierte Sonntae abeno ibr Stif-
tungsfeit b1rf ein 8anfett IN Der
2ogenbale.
Mm Sonntae ben %. Sftober
feierten Serr @eorg @rau e
mo Srall, nabe @etmore mobn=
baft, oas Set Der goloenel Sod5eit
I'M &reiie ibrer &inber uttb &inbes-
timber. Sbeobor uno 2ouis &rauIe
mobnen BET @etmore, Otto in San
Mntonio; Die So1ter iino perbeira-
tet an 2ouis finger, Sreo. Garolus
unD Dapio Menf BON bier uno @il-
beIm &ran5 IN ct. 2onis. 9os gu
belpaor befinoet fih in better 8e=
funobeit uno Oas Set berlief IN rob
liditer 9eiterfeit.
Mm 25. Nobember miro in Der
8eetbonen-Sale, unter ben Muipi-
5ien bes geetbope1=M annerdor, Ell
ne Sperette aufgefiibrt, 8u Der be-
reits felt laneerer 3eit Die 8roben
i'm 6ange iino. Der 9itel Der Spe-
rette lit .8rin5eB GbrpIantbemuln"
uno Der &omponiit beiBt Sing s..
Yroctor. Die Wauiif lit ullgeneir
melodies n1o anlpre6eno, in Die
@nnoIung, Die in Sapan ipielt, limb
rei5enbe gart5e nnb M1ri6e eillee=
figt. Gin Gbor BON iiber iehs5ig
Berionen mirft nit uno Die Colo
partien liegen in Sen &anoen tid-
tiger Sanger uno Shalipieler. 9as
Stiid miro brilliant ausgeitattet ner-
ben. H
@n Sonlltae gab Der Son
Mntonio Deutfher Mamerdor in Der
Wiiiionsgarten-SaIe elm &onaert, bel
Dem elm trefflihes- Trogromm sur
@usfubrune fam.
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2aft midt aae Spffnuna fahren.

neber Der ginsanespforte 5u 9mie's
9oue lfebt geidrieben: v3aBt ale Soft
mug fabren, Die SIR bier eintretet."
S1limmer gebt es BEN l1naliidlid5eil
pelde ben Sortlren ieres Snferno lllz
.tertporfen 1tnb, aber bo6 nidt, aIs Den
bebanernstperten Hatienten, pel6e on
9dmorrboiben leiben. 9afiir baben Bic
le Eatienten aber ben einen groben @ors
tell, Dab iie ni6t auf iebe Soffnnng Ri
ber8idten brauGe1, ionbern iogar Der
grloiung bon ibren 3ualen 1ider lem
f0nnen. Iaerbines mn inter Ser einell
geoingung, baB fie Gnafeiis gebraudGcn,
Dag etn5tae @ittel, bns cine Seiluna 1e~
pdbrleiitet. Cine 8rohe miro bon R.
genitdoter & 60. 8or 1916, STEIN @orf,
f~oitenfrei perianot.
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fii1rt gu tperben. SIN @esen1aBe gu
benz @ebralde in ben anberen 8line
bestaaten. bseinnt in @ermpnt bos
legislative Sabr i'm Oftober, unb i'm
slei9en Monat erfolgt aud bic Sn@
ausuration bes ermdblten 1teuen g6efe
@refutibbedmten.
George $. proutp, Der beuer ais
Na9folger 5let9er 9. Directors gum
@ouperneur bes nGrsen Mountain"
@taates erforen parb, Fat, obpobl er
nod Elm iunger Mann 1T, bereits felt
elmer @n5ahl bon Sabren in Der politif
@ermonts cine prpminsnte Hple ge=
fpielt. proutb gebDrte benz l1ntsrbouIe
Der StaatS!egislatur an, mar @taats=
%fenator unO felt 1906 2eutnantz@ ouz
berneur. Sn feinem 9eimatbsorte
Netpport bat er ii9 in berporragsnbem
Mabe gemeinfinnig betbdtist. 60 mar
er unter anberem elmer Der 9ommanz
banten Der bortiaen 5euertpebr. prputp
beiibt d%useebe9rte SnterefIen i'm SoISs
geidaft unb TT Gigentbumer ron meb.
reren Sdgemiblen in Netpport unb
ben Na9barprten. Ser Sermin bes
@ouperneurs bon @ermont 1T apeijGbs
rig; bic Stelle 1T nit einem Sabresz
gehalt BON nur $500 botirt.
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Sptt lpfalem symtereTe+
9eute, bic mir fennen mnb bereu @r=
fabrlng inns BON Nntcn
ietn fam.

Dies lit ein rein lofoles Greiql1is.
SIS ereignete ii6 in Son Intouio.
9tift in Buffalo o0er in Seem
Oorf.
Sbr ieio gebeten, es 81 ur1teriud1elt.
Sbr peroet Dem @ort zines Mit-
Burgers @loltben l6el1fer1.
Sbr merbet oos 3eugnis zines
Wfitbiirgers beitatigen.
SrgenO eth Mrtifel, Ser in Ser Ell
genen Seimat inooriiert miro
@erbient n1ebr &ertrauen,
9enm elmer, bon Dem SIR ni0ts
miBt,
Soer Der bon urlbefoltntel1 Gerio-
men inOoriiert miro.
s. 6. Suoen, 1922 Sit=Gommerce
Strabe, San @ntonio, iogt: Meil1c
erite G%rfo6rung bette i6 nit 9pon's
9eieren &iQen IN Sefferlon Gitn,
Wiiiouri.
Sd botte eilte lotge 3eit an 9ro-
niider 2abnltne I'M Giidett gelitten,
DIE ole SetllnetboDe1 abtptes rl1
allen Witteln 5ur Mbbiilfe @incr-
itano %leiitete. 0oon's Nieren Gi{-
len balfen mei1len 2eioen prompt
ob nnO i6 batte feline llrio6e srr
&loge bis pteoer Dor Surgeon.
Damn ting mein 9fiiden pieoer al 5l
i6mer5elt nno i6 beri6offte mir
notiirli6 prompt mieoer cine Sdadb.
tel 9oon's Hieren 8tlen I'M Storg
Der geror Drug So. @ie es fril-
Der aeideben, entfernten iie Sic
SGmer5en prompt uno bolfen eben-
faas elmer leidten Nieren-Storu1o
ob, oie ii6 etneeiteIlt bate. Sd
bin jebt fret bon Nieren-2eioen unf
Storungen uno ihreibe Dies Dem Sc.
brolld pon8oon's Nieren 8ilen 3lt."
Gum &erfauf BET olen SGnolerl1.
Greis so Gents. 5oiterW3il6nrl1
60, Buffalo, Seem Yorf, aGeinige
@genten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @u6 oes Ionnens =
9oans - nno nebmt feline onoeren.
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yrtef=SiHe.

5erren: 6. 6. Spelboulpe, n. 2.
9uQnig, q. S. grrlt, s. s. Srieorich,
5. @. Set5er, 9. g. Seim, q. Salbebl,
.: 9. Seiman. Mbe sSacobion, 6 q,
&immel, @m. 2iibers, s. s.. ooGe,
gbas. Goienberger, Yaitorila Gdn1i5,
8eor9 S6roeber, q. 9. S6umas.
9amen: Mlfreb Sraoen, Clara
8reirnann. Carrie g. Sries, 6. Sranse,
Mnna @imbel, CLARA @rabolpsfb, Sole
pbine 5utb. 2i55ie 5udter, 0aarb &oe.a,
Gus. S. WeDers, Sopbie Sbit, 9. @.
Sdmio, Mirs. 8. S6lllt, @pa 5meller.
MnsIan6: Sranf Seirbe, aatlaz
rtne Starf, @m. 8. @ogel, Mug. @erz
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Seine @orte aiinoeten in Sen nut.

Seine @orte 5iinoeten in Sen mut.
geldmeQten Screen. 4Qgemeine
&ufe, mie u@emeinereil", y8os6of-
ttgfeit!", Son @roBfoteI" erI6cl=
len. 0a5pii6en i6rie Ser 0foior M
ousgeiebt: SD bite rm's @ort!,~
SD erll16e oringe11o INNS @ort!"
Gnollf batte es ibm ser Sdnt5e
5uteil meroen loiien, inoem er me6rz
mails in oas @etiin1mel i6rie:
x3ilen5ium fir ben Serrn Mojor
S%ortlpigl"
ltno Ser Moior lieB iid in ob-
9ebodter, ouf einen borten aomz
mdnooton g%eitimmten Spre6meile
p%ernebmen: sd muB al1f oas offer
lebbofteite Ben beftigen Son bcfla=
gen, ben ein3elne &eoner - i6
re1te feline Nomen = oneei6loge1l
boben. Sd claude, BOB meir Der
ebrter Sreuno, Ser 6reiberr b. 81
lenitein, pobl anlprud oarouf bot
tie, ni6t 10 perltnelimpft 5u neroen,
ipie es bier gei6iebt. Sd nil MIDI
elmer &ritif ieiner Sonolungspei-
lie entbalten, modte ober oo6 be-
merfen, oaB er our6 Sen Sec
redtspro5eB Der @emeinoe gegen i'm
nno ourd onoere gorfommniiie
oos Gedt erlporben bat, i6mer Der
bittert 81 iein. Seine gerei5te Stiln-
mung mogen gemiiie WGnner
i6 nenne feline Namen, nertne ME
mails geomen = oie in lebter Belt
@inflnB auf i'm gemonnen boben, be-
nubt babell i'm s8u Sen MoBregelp
5t orangen, Die ieoer beflogen muB."
frEnrtyctu1o Forof
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Fine vorteiIbafte Offerte.
Sas biui8ite Sano Inn
Marfte.

30 Scftionen 2anb = Is smiam.
menbansemb, 10 sniammenbGnsenb
nnS 4 ieparat = in 81 gaip County,
nabe BEL Der Stabt Ganbprm nnb in
seringer G%ntfernmns non Der giien.
balm fimb snm Sreiie BON So per
Ifcr 81 ~berfaafen ober iuerben scgen
etngeridtete Jarm uber Stabteigen.
ttm imgetanidt.
Gnte @iegacsenb; quite Silbermi.
men in Der 3ahe.
Wad5nfrasen in Der Office Ser
Sreten Hreiie fir Sexas.
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@iir6e cine S9put6ef amfnebmc1L.

Gin Sormer an Der Gural 9ioute 2,
empire, Ga, namens g. M. Slono,
logt: u8uflen's Irnica Solbe beilte
oie i6limmiten @eI6miire, Die i'd lie
lab, namli6 on meiner Sano uno
meinem 9ein. 9iele 5albe lit 10
mertpoa, oaB ib cine uWortgage" ori
meine Sarm aufnebmen miiroe, falls
i'd tie. ni6t onoers crbalten fonnte."
3ur % Gents BEL gloolpm 9reiB ullo
&c. Coin & Gn.
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$50 9uaeln fluaen.

9opio Barter, Sapette, 81. y,
elm 8eteran oes 9iirgerfrieees, Der
BET Gettysburg ~pertpunoet muroe,
iagt: nWos oieier CUTE electric Bit.
ters fir mid getan bat, oafir Diirbt
id feline $500 nebmen, Ga id i6on
pieI pergeblid geooftert batte ipeger
meines Magenleioens. gr furiertt
mid uno id nebme i'm nod als SO.
nil, Der mid frdftig unb friid er.
b1lt.~ SO gts. BEL aooIpb 9reiB unf
81. Gobn & So.
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Seirats.g@etne.

alfreo 2afabette Bbite INN Melie
Grace GemIinger.
ssoiepb &ocaor nnb Mnrtba 9erlih.
Charles r. 5orton unb Wlnbel unger.
q. Or. MnrIbna uno 0ilba Vremer.
5reb. gfpert uno emma 0eael.
Otto Seubner uno Mlipina Hnppmllno.
Nbplph 9nfat unb STRAIT Gatbarina
6. Nbno.
amos @ropes Sontleben unb Bertha
Ndermdnn.
Sreb. ariid uno gblia 2arid.
5ban 8. Bid u1o Nutb Sin.
Otto 6. @riebih uno Worn 6. 6alts
ellen.
gaul g. arosfdeu uno eena sdeuer-
mann.
Sd. 6. sbompion nnb @liie llblith.
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@as mam liebt.

Seoer Menidj in bieier @elt,
Sets TIM Nprb, Siib', Often, @efter,
9at ettuas, mas linn gefaIt,
Was er ltebt ant allerbeftcn.
SD mcin' jene 2iebe ntft,
Vpn Der nns bic Sidter iingen,
unb III SGaniptel ,tmb @ebidlt
Smmerbar nor Nugen briuaen.
DIE tdj itctne, INN, bic tit,
Wtebr matertel gebalten,
Spd fie tritt SIT ieber Srtit
Mrf BET Singen, mic bel 9llten.
Wtander ifiuirnnt ppm Selbeutum,
Odd es feblt linn bic Courage,
unD es miro tbrt ftatt 0cs Hubms
Dit SIT Sell nur = bic Slamage.
Mander m5djt' als sdBnseift germ,
Wubl in Der 0eieaidbaft glanseu,
Spd es milf fein ttngliifsitern,
3ak icin @etit fat enge @rensen.
Msnnder liebt has &artenipiel,
Wander liebt s%alante Sranen,
Odd man BARI ttidjt allsmpiel
Ntf bic beiben Singe banen.
Seine @etne, 2ederei,
Stebt Sum Mabl Der reide 3raifer
nno Der Mhtder liist, es lei
Sem @etrinf bas refine @aIIer.
9oh i'd ueie elm Sins, bas bier
Mhe brapen Seute lieben,
g TT has quite 2pneG star 9 ier r.
Seiner lag, g iet ii6ertrieben.
@p Elm frpber Greis pereint
Sette emit nit snten Sitten,
Sprt als Sabetrmuf erideint
gone tar8 in i6ren Mtttei,.
Wmr Der Witder srplt Tim ie6r,
Weil es feline falifDen 2ebren
Wieberlegt, unb INNER me6r
Silft, snr @iniidt ST ~befebren.
= @ute @etrdnfe u11o fanoI
9un6 itets in 8nrgitaller's Salur
mnb &eitanrant, 8iaita Strobe nebe
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3erlanot.

ein Sebrer, INN an Ser 9banis- Sdlde
81 ilnterridten. @ebalt $45. Moll
tpenoe ii6 an
@m. Singer,
9banis, Meoino County, SeroS.
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9timmt fir Sol. q. s. 5af-
ipn ais GountD @iieior nno
It6ert Gr6 Elm ri6tigeS Enrichment.
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permnnts neller Gouuerneur.
Gin proutiMemter WnIitifer mmo aetmeinIin
tt9cr Watn- SclsgeidlGft.

Won allen I'm 9erbfe in Der Union
eripd6lten neuen Staatsspuberneurtt
genieBt Der BON 8ermont bic Mus5ei9z
rung, am friibeiten in 5ein Mnt eingez
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gefanntes Soilettenproblenl
Isle bringt man ieine auberen 8or-
siige CUR @eltun9, wenn man feline
bat?"
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= @ute @etrdnfe u1o famoier
2un6 ltets in 8nrgitaler's Saloon
mnb &eitanrant, 8iaita Strobe neben
ser Sale ser Sermannsiobne.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Hon. F. D. Wimberly, of Pulaski,
Georgia, will address the voters Of
Georgia in the interests of his can
didacy as an elector from the Third
District on the Watson and Williams
ticket at the following points:
Knoxville, Crawford county, Geor-
gia, Thursday, October 9Th.
Butler, Taylor county, Georgia,
Friday, October 9th.
Montezuma, Macon county, Geor-
gia, Saturday, October 10th.
Ellaville, Schley county, Georgia,
Monday, October 18th.
Preston, Webster county, Georgia,
Tuesday, October 18th.
Lumpkin, Stewart county, Wednes-
day, October 14th.
Americas, Sumter county, Georgia,
Thursday, October 18th.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-24
WATSON IN ATHENS.

On Wednesday, September Is, Hon.
Thomas E. Watson, candidate for
president Of the United States on
the Peoples party platform, deliv-
cred most able and convincing ad-
dress before a large audience in the
court house. The hall was packed
to its utmost capacity and many
were turned away on account Of there
not being sufficient space in the
building.
Many prominent ladies from this
and adjacent counties were present
to hear the distinguished Georgian.
A large portion of the audience
were Democrats, many Of whom were
interested and deeply impressed with
the eloquence, the powerful and con-
vincing arguments used by the
speaker.
Promptly at ten O'Clock Mr.. Wat
son began his speech. He first ex-
planned to the members Of his party
his attitude in regard to the renom-
nation Of Hoke Smith, as it had been
reported to him that they were not
pleased with it.
He spoke at length upon the cam
paign of 1906, the agreement between
Hardwick, Hoke Smith and himself,
and the pledges Hoke Smith had
made, which, after he became gov
ernor, he failed to carry out. He
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-24
THE NORTH GEORGIA MEETINGS.

The meeting at Cornelia, Ca, on
the 18th instant, was in every re-
spect a notable gathering. No sooner
is one rally spoken of as the "most
successful" than another is held
which seems even more enthusiastic.
A most pleasing feature of all the
meetings has been the presence Of
ladies, lending the inspiration of
their sympathy to the great cause.
The Misses Fannie and Florence
Kimsey, of Cornelia, sent exquisite
roses and other flowers to the stand,
and Mr.. Watson and the reception
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-24
PAGE -FOUR.
ATTENTION.!

The friends and supporters Of Hon.
~Thos. E. Watson are requested to
meet in the basement Of the court
house at Atlanta on Tuesday even
ing, the goth instant, at O'Clock.
Judge J. W. Forrest, Chairman of
the National Executive Committee,
will make an address. Members of
the Fulton County Tom Watson Club
are urged to be on hand, and spe-
cial invitation is hereby extended to
ladies to be present.
j. w. ROWE,
Chairman Fulton County Executive
Committee.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-24

The more pleasing and pleasant our
government can make farm life the
better it is for the government. Our
cities are overcrowded with worthless
loafers that might be honorable and
respectable farmers The rural route
is one of the things that has been
provided to make farm life more
desirable and attractive, and as We
all have to live off the farmers moth
ing should be left undone that could
be done to ma Ike the farm inviting
Enterprise, Pembroke, Ga.
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REV. S. A. WALKER WILL MAKE
ADDRESSES AT THE fol-
LOWING POINTS IN THE
INTEREST OF HON. THOS.
E. WATSON.

Appling Columbia county,, Sep
TENDER %.
Reeves School House (McDufie
county,, September 26.
Hon. Sam Walker will fill engage
ments for speaking in the Tenth Con-
4resSional District.
Chairman, and others who want
good speaking, should call upon the
old "war horss' and he will go wher-
ever he can.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-24


said the first thing Hoke Smith S
paper, the Atlanta Journal, publish
ed editorially was that Hoke would
have been elected without the aid of
himself and the Populist party, which
was ingratitude of the grossest ma
ture.
He scored Hoke, and justly, for
the part he took in attempting to
take from the country counties their
power, and to concentrate it in the
cities. He explained the danger and
debased methods which would be the
result.
The next point he took was in ref
erence to Bryan and Kern. On the
whiskey question he said Kern's rec
ord smelled like an empty beer-keg,
and Bryan's like full Christmas
Jug. He said Bryan had never voted
the prohibition ticket, but had voted
for open saloons and that Kern was
the attorney for a big brewery. He
declared that Bryan was catering to
the negro vote; that he had given
the negro delegation satisfaction
which they didn't get from, Taft, and
that delegation left Bryan with shouts
for the "Peerless, and were now
sending circular letters through the
Southern States in his behalf, which
were malicious and an outrage, and
no newspaper had referred to them;
no effort had-been made to suppress
them He produced one Of the orig
inal letters. He asserted that in
1896 he and Bryan were named on
the same ticket, had stood for the
same principles, and since then Bryan
had shifted his position several times,
and that he still stood on the plat
form which every Democrat in the
South said was good democracy
eighteen years ago.
He reiterated the charges made by
Alfred Henry Lewis that Bryan
threw away his vote in the Demo
cratic caucus because he said he
could not afford to vote for Crisp
on the grounds that Crisp was an
ex-Confederate soldier.
The meeting was notable occa-
sion, and a victory for the Populist
cause.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-24

The Democratic campaign commit
tee announces that it will receive no
contributions Of over $4,000. Any Of
our subscribers desiring to donate
more than this will apparently have
to give it to one Of the other parties.
Pathfinder, Washington, D. c.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-09-24

Bryan cancelled his engagement to
speak in Macon by saying that il he
came to Georgia he would have to go
to all the Southern States. How con-
fdent he is Of the South. Don't be
over-confdent, "Brer" Bryan.-Jef-
ferson (Ga.) Reporter.