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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

ln0 0c56otb miro sic Sadie bis uor
0aS Gberqcrid,t gebrad)t lucr0cu.
Hid)ter 2elui@ iteQt oen 8%runo'ab
aui, 0db ser Mann, Ser einen 2anoz
onlprud erbobcn un6 ocn eritcn Ior-
mnlit0ten gcniiqt bot, berett@ ais
r~edltndBiger giacuthiimcr 5lt betrofs
tctl lit. Dem IS 'rciitcbcn mll6, il6er
icinen Belts nod &eliebcn it pcrfit'
gen. o@ic f0nncn mir bcbnlpten"
i1atc err, n0oB Is criminclIer &etrll3
lit, menn Elm QltnIiii3irtcr 9anobemcr.
fer had Der giutro9unQ einen Gon-
trait fir 5llfiinitiaen @erfaui 0c5 IN
ehrlid)er NbIi6t uuf9enomncnen Sats
0es cingebt, nm bon ocmt adltier Die
MitteI fir sic eriorocrli6en 3oblun.
GEN SIT erbolten, mGbren0 er nod I'M
9eiib it," Ger Riftcr erflGrt Ter.
ncr, 6oB in 6cm io%aenannten Stonc-
uto Climber eieb oergleiden IranSs
oftioncn nid)t Oerboten ieien. Nir
fonnen oos @eIet nift Ourd Mus
Ic0ln9en iogen MAIDEN, ooB ocrgleta
den gcgcn oaiielbe perItoBt uno NIT
bin ungeietIid it," Der Hidter er.
fI1rte ierner, oaB Ser 9onobcmerber
0ltrd) @ingebrng cine5 GontrottS
ieinc 9ereftiQlmg nid)t oerlierc. Gle
Nntlagc bate gelteno 81 mahct per
iud)t, boB BOD lm5pciiclboit nit Der
Grlauglmg be5 9onbcs iiir Die SIN.
t%crmGnncr Elm Ioppel'piel 9%etrieben
uorOen lei, oos elmer &eridluGrlng
gum 9etrltg gleihfomme Der Gid)ter
mics 6os I'M aQgemeinen ab, llto iilr
sen beionoercu SAL nabm er ooS Sc
ieb ser GcriGbrnng 81 &iilfc. pa Die
2an0f1itie uno Serf1uie bereitS I'M
2utouit 1899 ~begonnen bGttcll.
8enn cine oerortige @eiebaus-
lcgltn9 BON oem 9un0eS.O bergerid)t
hcitcht, Damn limo n1c aeaen Die gro.
Beu 2%anoorobi6er mbGngig gcnlod)s
tel &(ooen biniGaig, uno Ole Neaie-
rung mub barauf pcr5idten etlpn
cine bol6e Million Nder filr Die Of
icntlihe Gom6ne 5ltriid 5u g%erpinneil.
Die 9cIitperbGltniiie III Dem San.
DC, nm 0aS e9 li6 in Dem Dor Hifter
Gepis gciiibrtcn Fro5eB bonoelt, liro
5icnlid III eiunnocr ucrld)adteIt.
Die .Yelainnt Bailey Goal 60" lit
@igentbrm ser ,llto6 6ilel Co.;
oieie gebGrt mtcocrum orr DRto
@roltoe @eitern SabM" 0tele Der
.Genuer uno Mo @ronoe 9obn,"
uu0 0ieie gcbort sum 9~a6nipltent Der
8oulos Gle .@Ieoiont 8aaep Scat
60" unb sic .lltob Sltel 60" lino
Die ltcllpcrtretenOen umter9corOneten
@cieaiduften, bic Sen @rabld onrd)
Strobmlam Gintruglulgcn be'or1en
muBten uln 6amit oas WonopoI an
bic belten &oblcul0noercien i'll lltob
crhicltcn. %l Gnrbon-Gountu Dem
hcit cutpidelten 3oblcniclo, bcIiBel
lie 3uiammm 3l,257 Ader, boben
alldl in benahbarten Counties emit
ipredeno 2unO in 9eIflag genonlrlt1
linO beberrihen lomit ben aobIens
marft iener @ebictc. @enn Die Ne
aicrilng ourhoringt, weroen lie einen
QroBcn Sbei( be3 Beetles mieoer Der
ollSgcbcn miiiien, uno onocrc i'll ait
heren 8ebieten bis nad) Der Eacl1ic-
Giiite bin. Der un9cieblid)c Sanos
erperb lit i'm @roBen betrieben NOR
oen. ,Sn Californian bdbelt 5luei 8ea
ieQidaitcn allcin iid III 0en SellB
uon $4,000 Ndcr nllf oieie @el'e ge-
icst. llno 10 mebrere, Die lid Der &C.
ridtlid)en Geriolgung nidt meroen
ent5ieben f0uterl, menil ooa Sber9e'
rid)t oen S%tonoprnft Der Nc9ierllng
tbeilt. (Wtilm, 9erolo.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Charles 6. Scdlcr.

IS itarb am I. 2amiar 1903 I'M .So6ns
0opttnss0ufpiiGI" Ghnriee e. Sefer, ~aeltebter
@atte bon MPattie Is. 8eher uub So0u BON
9rnelt Neder uno Der neritorbenen Wu9odIenu
@edler, in lei1eIl As. Sabre. Ste GeeroigultA
iinhet am Spuueritag, ben .. Snnunr, gtabmtts
tags rs llbr, bon Der @obnul9 ietner 9ltern,
Ut. 2aO, 9iuros Strtder StraBe. aus itatt. Ger.
lpauote unh Srennne Der Samiiie itno eingelds
Den, o%erieIben bei5uiuobHen. 8etiebutg prinutim.
Caoauoie rno G1arlotte5uiue Sa, 3ettlInael
niger ~9eiauigit coptren.1 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Tnrn Mcimrrs-

IS itarb am I. Sanlur 1908 fora 9teimttS,
10 Sabre alt, geliebie Satin oeS periiorbeltel
Sobl Hcimers. Gieriuauote ruh Srclnoe Der
Sumiiie ltno adtliIlpsooll etugclaoeIt, Der Beer
olguug bel8uluo1nen. luelde ant Sreitag, 9tuds
1uittd9a = llhr. BON Der gSobnlng Ibrcs Subnee.
prn. peurn Hieimero. Dir. 522. Jturos9liniOas
SirdBe. StghlanotoiuII. aus ftuttiiubei.
(RbiIaoelpbier 3eiluraen tnogen g~etduigit
coptreu.) tD-lU)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
SDhu Is Is. Vruuer.

IS ftarb an Z. Sanuar 1908 5o9a Is. Is.
grauer, 40 Sabre alt, 9%eltebter 8atte Oct yer
i%torbenen llarle Srduer. Die 9eeroi9n1g ttlls
oct am Guuneritag, gtdt mittags . lbr. bon
leiIter %9Spbnung, M. 800. Slos@utnmsS trnbe
aus itatt. &erpanote uno 5renloe iino an
tltuaspol einaeluocn, %oericlben bet5IlupbIell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

Reprdienta @ol0o pom
Nelp.9orf bat Den antrng g~eltellt,
Hos 5arS. Gomite iiir M%lSluGrtige
Angelegcnbriten mGge %crm19el, oh
es ongebrodt lei, Den E%rGlioentet Der
Gereinigten Staaten mlI6nforoerlL 5ll
@iunItcn Ser p%crilrtheilten rAiliihen
Gumn -0titglicoer ill in%tcrpenirerl
uno ibncl cine 3uiluhtSIt1ttc i'll oen
&ereinigten Staoten a~n5ubieten,
SonIt bat Sr. @olOo feline Sfmer-
3en? Er1iioent Hooiepelt bat lid Dor
Sobren einmol in Die inneren Inges
IegenbeIten GumGnien's aen1iidjt uto
lit 5uriidaepieicn moroen. Gie Gin
miihung bel GltBlnno pieoerbolen?
Sr. @oloo nimmt ieinen antrag audi
uobl nift cruit. ionoern bat i'm &C.
itelt, Inn lid bel ieinen Gonititueiten
lieb' &in0 81 MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Snnla Is. Huuucrt.

IS itarb am 8. Samiar 1908 emma e.
Huppert i'm 4lter bon II SabrelI, 3 Wionutet
ulo I lu9, aellebte lo6ter uon 0einrtb mo
Wdrquretba Jtupperi. Gle 8cerolquuQ finoet
AM Samitua, 9tadmittaes , llbr, bonn Grnuers
baufe, M. 436, FBiluoelpbiasHtouo, aus ltdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

GaS i'm lesten Sabre an
gcnonnmene @oitpilibt.8 eieB lit ourd)
Cntld)eiounQ oeS 9unbeS . Shcrge.
rid)tS 5um alien Glen gelporien NOR
ben. Sebt bat Senotor anor einerl
icilen Gntlunri iiir Elm Saitpilidt'
@eieB einqereiht. Sb ser pobl, int
Sale er @cieb miro, @nooe Dor Dem
hodlten @eridtSboi oeS 9nnocs lin.
oell miro?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Wnlrlin Spehn.

IS itnr0 am 9. Sdnuar 1908 Autefiu SueGm,
eeb. Gitidfe, 2Sitttpe BON 9Siliant @oebn. Sic
AeeroiaunG iiHoet am Sunneritag, ben 9. Sult.
JiadbmlttagS 9 ubr, BON ibrer gSobHltng, 9r.
q yeLnlr. NInenlle. aIe iiatt. CO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
staots3ieaitrars Sureau.

Baltimore, Den 20. December 1907.
Gnbri1t lit biernltt dlcH intereiitrteE ger
fonen aegehcn. oab Der Stuois Sngentenr Den
9eftimmungen oes "a. gbihuitts oes 30. Nrtt'
fels oe9 S~tupts9ooeIe5 bon 1906 gen1db in oles
fem HHreau am -. GeSembcr 1907 ben crflas
reuocn Rlan unb bic 0upIifutliite oer @lflageI
fir ole geumucuiritng lIuo 9icupfIuIterun9 Der
9rihatsgluep binter Gs. 1915 bis 1o35, Hatrnbes
StraBe: Der Iripats9Ileb binier gtr. 1901 BITS
1921, SfsgomburosS trabe, mo al Der Sette
bon Nr. 1872. Sitof9urbam Strabe. uno Ar.
10i, Siios9lnHs StraBe; Der Erio1ts2lHe1 btnter
9Ir. 14S bis t54, g8ilfonsStrabe, uno 6tnter ytr.
1900 bis 1902, &obusStrube Der Ertpat.aqen
binter gtr. 900 bis 0t2, S~itsIomblros StrnBe;
Der 4rioats@Ilep tilter gir. III bis t3t, Beits
2anoalesS traBe. mo Der Frtpdt.sIIeb an Der
Geite bon 9r. 71O, Bcttsg Eortb'slocnue, btttters
lcgt bat.
Iae oabon beriibrten Yeripnen fino berrds
tigt, innerbalb 80 Queer, BON Datum Der StHa
terlegune all. I'M QdltiItorer Staotgeriht our9
fbriftIib eiHgereihte Petition oGaegel 5u aps
peuircn.
!. ecmel Sbumas,
Staot. 3teaiftrator.
CSe320-27t0I Satisfactory
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Better Sculcu.

IS itarb am 6. Sluuar 1908 Better 5eufen,
Gcltebler @atte bon Yduline Senicn, I'M 81.
>Subre ieinea gebeHs. Sic Neeroigung iinoet
2pnnertng, ItorAen5 10 llbr, pou iellier leBs
ten sSobnuHB, Yr. %, yiorosG lintous Strabe,
Sipblanoiulun aus ltatt. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Mpu0la,un.
Baltimore Cemetery.

Sareau 1ranftin. yIsg., Baltimore. II. Ws.ttfr.
segrdbnibpldse gum Berfnuf - bon $26 IN.
milf Marmorpfofter abeegren3t S35 - Vlnb
ilr bier 8rdher. Sreie genutunn Der aopeae
fiir Irnuerapttesbieufie. C1nnif6,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Shcpoprn Hlntner.

81 Itar6 i'm .0eutf6eu 8reifenbeim" 5rnu
SbcoOora Blatnrr in lbrem s8. Iebensiabre.
Gle 8eeroiQung iinoet am Tonneritag, Dor
IHittdaa KlO ubr, uuf Der .Sruio Gtioge Gene
tern" ttntf (S-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

rlerfcn Contention, Gle I'M Stto6cr
lebtcn Sabrcs III 9tcp,Dorf o6gebal.
ten ipuroe, IN guhform uer0iient.
IldJt. Gin itottIiher 9ano Don 50
SetteH, Der Nuen wiQfommcn iein
miro, Die an 0cn @eitrebrngcn oea
@unoes Sntereiie ne6rnen.
GIN mcitlidcS y | 4 t
Idrcibt; Ser @ohniilm Der 5ouns
to9age1ebgebllng bat ieine polite Gnt-
pldelnng III DEM 9teit Shnwnee IN
CALEDONIA %geiunoen no Die Sellers
mebr am Sabbntb nift oDnC Grlallbo
nib oeS Mopora altSriideu bari, uno
Die GrIoltbniB ou eincm mOercu
Sage ais Dem Sonntog erlan9t mer-
ben mllB, neil audi oicic 9anOlungs,
meile ben Gag ~entpeiben miiroe. @nS
luobl Die 8eriihcrlng$ = @cieQihafs
ten oa5ll iogen meroen? 9lber moa-
lihpr @eiie aiebt ea in Dem !feit
Htu)tS 81 Uer1tu)eTH.
"a miro in Ser Greie
getla9t, ooB Ole Iremocn nift pro
fitabel iiir oos 2uno icien. Die III
ben lebten Mouoten ,3uriifgelponoer-
ten b0tten ITO Ufillipneu Collars
mit0euommen. Oh oie 3obl itimnt,
fonnen mir nid)t nad)prilien. Nber
menn Die $4,000 Rildpun0crcr 10
Otiuioncn %mitgenommcn bnben, is
baben lie me6r ais 0aS Aqlliualent
iiir oieIe Slunmc an @crtbem Die
ile 0urf lire Nrbeit Ne'haffen, i'm
2nnoe gelaiien. Mo5u olio flogen?
Ger ~ bilooelpbiuG Gem ~
fret" ifreibt: n@enn Die Soponer
unicrc 6lotte mir iiir boIb 10 l6ledt
bieltcn, pie Tie bon gelpiiicn omerita.
niihcn Ofii5icrcn gcnlnft miro, mir.
oen lie inns lGngit ibt wnbrc9 0clid)t
gc5ci9t baben."
cincinnati Bat lest ci.
nc1 oelltiden 9iirgermeIlter. Oberit
Wnrfbrcit. Der SerouSgebcr Oe5
n@oltsblott," mlroc inter grobcn
Seierlidfeiten IN iein ncllcS Pint cin.
geiiibrt. NlS alter Sol0at, nteint Ole
.Milnulfec @ermoniu," id)eilt SER
Morttbreit oenl @nbriprnd) 5l but.
oigcn; Gem Sie9er 0cb0rt sic
Nctte." 0enn i6on an critcn Gage
iCincr Administration mllBten 300
0emotrotiIde Ingeltelltc ilber Die
&linge iprin9enl
TN bic @eIt in 8 Stun.
Sen uno % Wtinlten. Gin intercliar
tea teledropbiit)eS Experiment wuroc
oieicr Gage bon 0enl b%ctanntcn So
penbngener Glattc .EoIttitcn" &c
mod)t. I'm Ole Sd)nelIigfcit Der Der
idic0cncn tclcgrophild)cn SpItcmc scr
@clt 81 crariinoCrL, ldidtc Dos 9tott
on lid ieIbIt 3ruci Sclegrommc bon ie
iiili Wortcn; Dos einc bieicr Sele
qranme ioIlte III oitli6cr HiHtuna
nm Die Melt gefen. 0aS nn0cre i'll
lpcltliber Hidtlung. Gle 9epeiden
Qingcu ii6er Sbongboi- Dort-
&onOon bc5p. Sonbon-Nelu 'Dort-
Sbongboi un6 trofcn rld)tig mieoer
in &openbngen elm. 3uerit fam Ooa
iibcr Sbongboi-Nerp 0orf-2onOOn
obgeion0tc Eele9romm, onS fitr Die
Ncile Inn Die @elt ) Stun6en ltnh
% Winutcu gebralid)t bate. Die per
id)ieoenen teleglopbiidlen 8eicli6ni.
ten lporen nid)t porbcr benahrihtigt
moroen, 10 Dob nId)t ongenommen
lueroen taun- bob es iid) Inn cine
0urh Observation-Disclosures 8orfebriu1-
gen e%r5ielte SdneQi9feit bon6elt. Die
Gcpeld)e mltroe lp1breno ibrer Heiie
nm bie Mclt odt Mol umtele9ra-
pbirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
QouOpn $ Bari . Geme.crs.

BIreeu: 81. II, Neft.S arntugas straker nnb
Soapt.Ginaang, Nreoertd.9ioab:
Yeardbnibpldse bon $25 on niifer beifdrotaer
gIuf,jd,t. S6niftbIumen, @eipitoe. Ttlau3ei etc.
iperoen i'm Ireibbaufe nm Sauptsgineaiig .Ges
innoen. Infer asent tuiro. tpenn aeipiintdt.
oorfprethen. (92-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Sermiid)te Nn5eiaen.
9infrnf !

Infrnf !!
80 Jad1itebeto be5eibnete @erfonen:
I. Mitiler. Snftns, eeboren am %. December
1926 III Spdrgenherg, ODER feline Grben;
.. amclssS enrid1, Bertha Marie emma, 1eb.
Sueroied, Sbcirau oeS I'M Sabre 1882 nan
Nmcriiu uusgeiud noertcu Sermann Srieorit
E6iIipp Imelsspenrih ans Dem 9teates
rungSbe5trf SSrldbriid. ooer ibre ainoer:
1. 6rieorib 9StlbeIm. geborcn am 3. Sept.
1873;
.. Gliie Wilma. aeboren am 20. Sebr. 1877:
iluo
3. emma Bertha. acboren anr 4. Suni 1882,
tperoer eriuht. bel benz llnter5ei0neten perf01s
LID ooer ihriitlib itb 5u neIoe1.
lin g~lusfunft fiber oereu Berbleib ODER sbs
leben ertnbt:
pa ii mo I c. NO. ben /, Gan. 1908.
Ter G%crpeier hes Sniicrlibsn Suniulats,
3rrberid Il. Sfnetoer,
9tr. 7 Siios8nDsStrabe.
C5uut ,iWii, So,tMD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

slim it eGon5ertc 3. +.
Gon5erte. in oencn lebcrloc SiIoer SIT
Der Vtlllit 0eItellt meroeu. linb oaS
Neiteltc III Ser EroQromm Mniif.
Gaa 1beoNor Sbomas Srd)eitcr bat
8rieg's gEcer @pnt" quite geipielt
mo bain mad, Dem >Sbien'id)en Beer
Cunt" Iebenoc Yiloer ailf Die 9iibne
aeItellt. llno ein GROCER Griols iol'S
gelueieu 'ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Spbm Sermig & Subn,
9eimenbetatter nno 9iubaliamirer,
Rr. 200S, Srleans, Strass.
3pelgselhaft: slr. 524, eatsrn.antnat,

DtgGInn0tUlUH, WuItIllDr csH 1tntg.
g9!r Dd0en IN ItEiercr IuH9en 9efbdtiSprartS
sTrm uno Reib ~beeroigt. Stno nit eeriraein
Vrofit juirieoen. 9te ~fetntteH Sntifea gelte'
iert fir SodD5eiteu, unierbaltuueeu unp diibere
8eleeenbeiten. Seioe Telephone. (Miat28,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

Ger. Cent d. u merifani.
lae ~9iaiional. 9nno Der gereinigten
4taatcn@ bat oaS grotofpu ieiner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
Qorraine.

saaferttd. - aariartia. - GrtebfiM.
IeitIth bon Nalbrooi cine uIto cine baIbe
Mpunt onltsgSaagcns nno porrdi1es
Uaaaou oireft BIG aiim Gtneang. 9etoe &c.
Iepbpne. Gtaotsgireuu i'm 3ipeiten Slir oeA
: Union Iruft4 sGebduoe.S Gtarles. nnn faaette.
etrnee. atMaai4 .1S,1&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

Eie ,,Sertid)c 5enrrperlderuugs . @eieatdaft
non Galtimurc."
aItimorC, Gen b. Nunliar lSus.
Sine ,ieuerfrete Slpioruoe uun bret Fru5eut,
am uno nab Dem Is. Sanlar 1908 5d9lbar.
pIroe DeuGe uuagetporIcll.
,Jubu y. 2auber,
Fgtt13( Selretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09
@~crIammluuas Inseigen.
.aRarnlanb Gaiualtp SO
TiuiOcmbcu.

Observation-Disclosures 6euersNeritdlerunges3es
iraidIuit Dou Saltimere."
8altTMpre. Uto., Z. Ialluar 1908.
Die NireiioreE Der oblgei SelealhaIi Dlbet
beuie elne baIbiaBrlide 3tpioeaor ppn . Hros
sent erflart, frel bon SteIerTt, dnplbur am oocr
nad WtuHtaq, Den Is. Sanuar 1905, IN Dem
Biireau Der @%eieui0ait gEr.. Al G1tSalils
more StraBe, @de eultout.pollesAoeIlle
I. -. Wianipu,
(91i13) Setret1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

Ger nEbilooelpbio Gem %
fret" ifreibt: n@em Die Soponer
unicrc 6lotte mir iiir baIb 10 iAleht
bieltcn mie lie bon geIpiiIcn omerita'
niihen Ofii5icren gcnrnht miro, mir.
oen lie inns lGrgit ibt Wnbrc9 Wclidt
gc5ci0t baben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-09

nlcrtcn Contention, Gle I'M Gftobcr
lebten SabrcS i'll Ncp,Dorf o6gebal.
ten ml1roe, IN 9udform per6iient.
lid)t. Gin ItottIider 9ano Don IS
SetterL Der Naen miQfommCn 'iein
MIRO, Die on Ocn @%eitreblngcn oe5
@rlOes SttereIie nc6I1erl.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-06-12
NERVOUS COLLAPSE.
Columbia Women Break Down Be-
cause They Have Kidney Trou-
bies and Don't Know IL,

bes and Don't Know II.
Women of every age and condition
break down and are brought to the
verge of utter collapse because they
have kidney troubles and don't know
1t. The disease saps vitality-shat.
tiers nerves--makes work, or rest, or
sleep impossible. II you are tired-out,
irritable and depressed, suffer from
dizzy sick headaches, pain in the back
and sides, irregular flow of the urine,
etc, don't neglect 1t, for delay Is often
fatal. Begin using Doan's Kidney
Pills, and see how quickly you will
feel better, work better, rest better
and sleep better.
Mrs Martha Wilson, living on Clay
burn Street, Franklin, Tenn, says:
For long time l suffered from a
sore, weak and aching back, kidney
weakness, headache, and a depressed
and aching feeling all through me.
used several remedies without RELIEF
and finally commenced to take Doan's
Kidney Pills. They gave me much
needed strength, eradicated the pains
and made me feel much better In
every way. gave statement rec
ommending Doan's Kidney Pills in
1903, and at this time, May %, 1907.
] cannot speak too highly OF them, and
am glad to re-endorse them"
For sale by oil dealers. Price zoe.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
cole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
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JOHN w. JACKSON
MAKES NEW BOND

Postmaster John w. Jackson Monday
received his commission under his re-
cent recess appointment by the Presi-
dent. Mr.. Jackson at once executed
bond for $4,000, the amount required
by law, which will be sent to Nashville
at once The bond is signed by four
securities and the securities are prob
ably worth ten times the amount of
the bond.
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N o N-REs IDENT NOTICE.
S. B. Stephens
Uq
William and Ella Wheatley.

William and Ella Wheatley.
In this cause, it appearing from at.
f1davit that William and Ella Wheat.
ley are non-res dents of the State Of
Tennessee, residence unknown and on
account of such non-residence an at.
tachment having been sworn out
against the property of said William
and Ella Wheatley, to satisfy a debt
due from them to the said S. B. Steph.
ems by account, it is therefore ordered
that said William and Ella Wheatley,
and each of them appear before H. F.
Fariss, Justice of the Peace for Maury
County, Tennessee, at his office in Co
lumbia, Tennessee, July IL, 1908, IL
m. and make defense to said action
thus commenced, or the cause, upon
default, will be set for hearing ex
parte. H. F. FARISS. J. P.
sat
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After a heavy. meal, take a couple
of Doan's Regulets, and give your
stomach, liver and bowels the help
they will need. Regulets bring easy,
regular passages of the bowels
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The Spoilers.
BY REX E. BEACH.
Copyright 1908 BY Rex E..
(Contiaued.)

away till their breasts were bare and
their arms swelled white and knottcd
through the rags. They knew no pain.
their bodies were insensate mechan-
isms.
Gradually the older mans face was
beaten into shapeleSs mass by the
others cunning blows. while Clients
ter's every bone was wrenched and
twisted under his enemy's terrible on
slaughts The miners chief effort. it is
true, was to keep his feet and to break
the mans embraces. Never had he en-
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Itching, torturing skin eruptions
disfgure, annoy, drive one wild.
Doan's Ointment brings quick relief
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any
drug store.
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Such is Life.

"Feller never knows when he's go.
ing to make a mistake declared the
proporietors of the general store.
What's wrong?"
1--WE Dragged so much about our
thrivin' town that a Teller has moved
his emporium over from Huntsville,
by heck! Confessional
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BRYAN CHOICE.
Of TENNESSEE
COUNTIES AL OVER VOLUNTEER
STATE DECLARE FOR The
cOMMONER.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June s.-If
there was any last, lingering doubt in
minds Ct anybody in Tennessee or else
where that the state convention Of
June IL would instruct Tennessees
twenty-four delegates TO the Denver
convention for William Jennings Bry-
an. it was completely dissipated Sat
urday, when the executive committees
and mass conventions met in every
county in the state and elected their
delegates to the convention.
In a few OF the counties, notably
in Hamilton, the delegation was not
instructed as to how to vote for Pres
dent, bur even in those Bryan men
were selected as delegates. Howev-
el, il practically every county in the
state the choice was Overwhelmingly
Tor Bryan, and in the vast majority it
was unanimous. From the Great
Smokes to the Mississippi his name
was greeted by cheers when it was
mentioned in the resolutions, and ev-
=rywhere the committees or the con-
ventions were enthusiastically harmo-
NOUS in their support of the great Ne
braskaI's candidacy.
Bob TayIor's Endorsement.
Another remarkable instance of the |
universal popularity of Senator Rob
ert L. Taylor and the esteem with
which he is regarded in Tennessee
was the unanimous instruction for
him for delegates at large, while in
some of the East Tennessee counties
strong resolutions condemning the at
tack that has been made on him were
adopted. There were many counties,
Davidson among them, which di not
instruct for any one for delegates-at-
large, but every county that gave any
Instructions at all instructed for Sen
ltor Taylor. In Robertson county a
resolution instructing for him was in.
reduced, but was withdrawn because
IL previous dSIOCuIChI HOt " III
;truct for delegate-at-large.
From the returns in many of the
large and SMALL it seems
practically certain that Senator Tay-
or, Senator James B. Frazier, Hon. L.
J. Tyson of Knoxville, and Hon. G.
:. Fitzhugh of Memphis will be Sc
ected as delegates-at-large from Ten
lessee. In East Tennessee there was
n effort made by the Patterson forces
0 defeat Tyson by running Robert !
'estal of Knoxville. However, there
jas only one county that instructed
Dr. Vestal, and that was Putnam, }
hitch also instructed for Tyson.
Many of the counties which did in
truct for delegates-at-large did so for
My one or two delegates, and not all
Jur Senator Frazier received the r
of Cannon, Rutherford, G
hester, Bedford, Putnam, Decatur, d
henderson, Sumner, Humphreys and b
here b
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Counties For Tyson.

Mr.. Tyson was endorsed by almost
as many counties as Senator Taylor,
receiving the instructions of every
county in East Tennessee, and Lin
coin, Rutherford, Chester, Bedford,
Putnam, Decatur, Henderson, Maury
and others.
Mr.. Fitzhugh received the instruc-
Gcns Of large number of counties
also, including Shelby. Chester. Lin
coin, Decatur, Henderson, McNairy
and others.
There were other candidates for
delegate-at-large that received the en-
dorsement of a few counties but no
other received more than three or
four counties.
No Free Passes.
A noteworthy feature of the day
was the resolution adopted by the
Madison county committee that no
delegate should travel to Nashville on
free transportation, declaring against
the free pass evil in politics.
The state convention will meet at
noon on June II in the hall of rep
and the sessions will
be almost purely formal. There
WILL of course, be no contest over the
of the delegation for Bry
IN, and the action of the counties
Saturday practically settles the posi-
Die contest for the places at dele
Two delegates from
ZACH of the ten districts of the state
must be elected, but in these cases /
he counties have nearly all instruct
ID, so that there will be no serious
contests.
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Rangers Sale.

[ will offer for sale at the front door
of the Courthouse, at st. Francisville,
La, at the hour of II a. m,
SATURDAY, OCT. II, 1908,
the following described animal, one
red and white heifer, smooth crop in
left ear, figure I in right ear: estray-
ed before John Wilcox, justice of the
peace of the Bird ward, and valued by
two sworn appraisers to be worth five
dollars. r. M. LEAKE,
Parish Ranger.