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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-16
Court Proceedings.

District Court convened this week
with Judge T. NJ. Burns on bench and
District Attorney Morgan at his post.
The following cases were disposed
of:
R. H. Woods, CT Bonfouca, charged
with concubinage, guilty as charged.
Morris Baham, charged with at
tempted criminal assault on Jennie
Brocato, plead guilty, sentence will
be passed today.
Oscar Berry and Aaron Campbell,
breaking Jail, plead guilty. Sentenced
to thirty days in Jail.
John Boyd, assault and battery,
plead guilty. Sentenced 80 days in
Jail.
Victor Wesley, charged with the
murder of Chas. Payne, verdict of
manslaughter.
L. C. Nicholas, charge with main
ing and disabling horse, plead guilty,
fined 500 and costs.
Israel Collins, arson, acquitted.
Chas. Brown, concealed weapons,
acquitted.
Sadie Price, conceded weapon, mol
pros.
State VS.. Buddie Core, Mac Cooper
and Geo. Core, disturbing the peace,
$25 and costs.
Lee Williams, assault and battery,
guilty as charged, will be sentenced
today.
State VS.. John Arnold, assault and
battery, not guilty.
Pleas Brown, striking with intent
to kill, guilty as charged, will be
sentenced.
AS we go to press the case of State
VS.. Toulouse Depriest is on trial.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-16

m.o,,el;no Secretary Norman of the
l lS r was in Covington this
:. NJ ,o 90 after the interest of the
Association
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-16

FOR SALE-Two choice Mich Cows
(Jersey), now in the possession of
Mr.. Jake Zeigler, at Claiborn Station.
Will be sold for the highest offer sub
mitted to me by Saturday, Oct. %, at
1924 Palmyra ST., New Orleans.
J. D. YOUNG.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-16

Notice is hereby given that I an
applying for a pardon.
FRANK MARTIN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-16

When in need of anything in the
jewelry line, such as breaches, tie
pins, cuff pins, hat pins, cuff links,
es, clocks, or beautiful chatting dish.
You will find at our store next to the
post office. Call and see US, we will
treat you right.
HAINER, Afford co.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-16

The residence Of Mr.. Barney Cork
ern, of Faliah, was burned Tuesday.
Mrs. Corkern was away from home
at the time, and the house was almost
consumed before the fire was discov-
cred. The fire originated in defec-
tive fue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
ROIiiei.Wraft in Cos Nnaeles.

eos AngcteS, Sal, 6. AuQuIt.
- 5n Dem Ero3eiic gegen Den tribe
rem Foli5eihci lbomos $. 9roab.
bco0, ser beiduIoi9t lit BON oen Be
iiberu perruiener SGrier 9eite6ungs.
lltutmen an%9enoiunlen ST. boben, muir
&c Dgtid" Ssmol0, emit Der ,Gonig
res bieligcn lenoerloin," OILS 9elo-
itr1tgs5ellgt d%itfGetlien. Gr iogte
lnlttr GiO ans, DOB er nod einem ae-
Gcimen I6fommeu nit 9rooobcoo
iiir nFoli3eiihub" cine monatIihc
3obllng BON $3.50 %leiitctc. Ger iebia:
Eoli5cidei aern iollte, ltad 0spalo'@
2lngoberL cine gIeide Sllmme erbal-
ten, 0ofiir ober nod poli5eili6e
lleberiGae oui Die &IGte onoercr
Spelrnfenbeiiber umterncbmen, unl
rem .9onig oes 3enoerloin" Die
INIti0e Gonfurren5 ollS Dem @ege 5ut
id)afien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Hteiiae .Snbuthcf.

Gorooua, Nlosfo, 6. AuguIt. -
9ie Copper Riuer & NortbmeItern
E0ilrooo So" bat oui iGr 9eiittbum
ST. @llnItcn ser .Stonoaro 3ruitGo."
i'll &em-Oorf cine Sppotbef BON 80
W'illionen Collars dufgenommen, sic
nit flint Bro3ent 81 uer5inien unb
tdd) i%itni5ig SabrrrL in 8~oIobonoS
5oblbor, ioaia ieiu ioQ. Gie Sppotbef
frdt 0oS @egeredt bas rollenoe Wo.
teriol, 9obnb0fe. Woihinen uno ole
3ll6eb0rtbetle oes 9etricbes, oie lid,
i'm 9eIib Der 9abn beiinoen. Sic lit
c1e groBte SDpotbef, Die jemnlS IN
NldSfo %ouigcnontmen muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

2tn II. 2(lt8uit st. goul" nod
Solttbampton.
Nm "A. NlrNuit o9oplonO" mad
0opcr un0 2lntlucrpeu.
Nm II. NI9ult nWiimlcbobo" nod
Souoou.
Nm #, }tlt0uIt Baltic" nad
2ipcrpool.
2Gm fl. 2nlauIt n6lrrnciito" mad,
Glasgow,
Nm II. }Glrorit n8pnoam" nod
Mottcr0om.
Nm II. NuauIt uFrin5 6rieorid
Mi!bClm" nod Bremen.
Nm rs. Nuguit oNoriotic" nod
southampton.
Nm IS. 2tn0uIt o2uiitonin" nab
2iOcrpool.
2hn IS. Nitauit oErciiocmt Gin
coin" nod @omburq.
Nm 10. 2tuatIt u@rcto1uc" nod
&oOrc.
Nm 10. 2llt0uIt n08fnr Scr 3mei.
te" noh &%openba8cn.
2hn 10. Nuglit nEonuouio" nod)
Gibraltar uno Ncopcl.
Nn 81. NuBuit oArobic" nad
Stccrpoul.
Am 81, 2tuouIt nMinneopolis"
mad 2onoon,
YIN 81. 2CltalrIt n@ooerlon0" mad,
Copcr ulo Nrtmcrpcn.
Nn 81. Nu0uIt o&cm 2)orf" iodl
Srutbnmpton.
9lnt 81 NlIalit Cincinnati" nud)
&omblrB.
@m 81. Shr9uit u5toIio" mad
9iCopcl.
Pm n. 2(ualrit v@icm.GmItcr
n6n" nod Rottcr0om.
gm n. }hu0nit naoiier" no6
Bremen.
2m %. 9nlguIt Mouretonio" nod
Qlperpool.
Nm %. Nu8uIt nMoicItic" mad,
Soutbomptor.
4m %. 9(uguIt n9(ncrifo" nod
9tcapel mo 8cnltd.
an %. NuDuit n9UiGcr" mad,
&omburl.
Am 2G. Nuauit o9orroine" nu6
&oDrc.
Nm 2G. Nrt0nIt o6ricbri6 ser
GroEc" nod Bremen.
Am 26, Ntanii v]lcaino o'Stoliu"
mad NcapcI mo Wculo.
Nm u. &uguit nGomo" nod )tcl-
pei mo Moriaiuc.
Hm %. AltBuit oGorcuin" nod
&ipcrpopl.
Nm %. }lnapit 81. 2ouiY" uod
Spntbanpton.
4m 2S. 2luAnit ,3cclon0" nod
Coucr uno Nntpcrpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Acbrcn an bic Mr6eit snriif.

EtttSbur9, ga, 6. 2Iuguit. =
Iie 10 Gleftrifcr mo .6iniiberS,"
lulld)e Don Ncpsg)ort bierber geianot
morOen maren, INN Die @u9gons, Ole
IN Den neuen SubuupS Der oSlloion-
Hlper.Go." gebroudt meroeu lollen,
fcftig 81 Itelen iinO gcItern al Die
Nrbeit IN Der 5u Mc&ee's bod gelce
Qcuen 2nlogc Der nEreIieo Steel Gor
GQ," 5uriidgefebrt, nof0em ibnen
non. NcW. Dorf ans beoelttet por0eu
nor, Dab, lpcun n6tbig, Stootamili5
qliaebnten mcroen milroc, INN Die
nclteH 4rbeiter, meld)c Die S1tmel.
Gcirqihoft 8u ienben I'M 9egriif lei.
81 beidiiben. 2lls oicic Nohridt Scu
quocreu Strifern ser AnlaQe mitge,
tbeilt mur0e, fan Gin llebereintonI.
men 81 Stonoe, ooB Die Nen. yorfer
9.rbeiter pie0er ans Wcrt QCben iol.
len. Gic Strifer boIten nod einen
Giitli6en 4uS8Ieih nit Der 6abrif-
Geieai6ait fir m0glih, ic0od iiuo
rcilnitiUe arrangements iiir cine mel.
tere Goniercn5 nod ni9t ~getroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Srauoitiftnu9cn in Soniton.

SouIt 0 II, Ger, 6. 4llauIt. -
Gle 9iirgcr BON 9olllton beiinoen lid,
in aroBer Nuircauug ii6er cine Nn.
5ubI peroGdtiger 5euersbriinIte i'm
2Sobnungstbeile Der Stoot, meldetl
Cinbriife nprange9ongeu lillo, unb
iIbcr ononpmc, pom Regern aus
2ebcnoc 3~robungen, Die gon5e Stn6t
III 9rano 81 ltcden. Is bat iit Elm
&igilon5-Gontite gebilbet, uno oen
9tegcrn ioQ uerboten meroen, lid mad,
Sonncnuntergong auf Den StruBen
timber 81 trciben. Die 0Giti3ens'
Naionce" lit mliaeiorbert moroen,
rpr3llgeben. 8ehn irgelo meldc bon
ben iarbiaen 9rnnoItiftern eruiidt
wcroen miro es ibnen idIcdt cr,
gcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
8eltel in 9lniic.

8tttSbnrg, go, 6. Iuguit. -
Ni6t icit ocn geidditIihen glitbe-
5eiten ser Sabre 1906 mo 1907 iin0
III Den bieIigcu @crfitGtten Der .8eIt-
iaQbouiC electric & Wol1uiocturinQ
Go." 10 bielc 9eitelllngen ouS3niiib.
ron unO 10 Oicle 2trbciter beihGitigt
Q0peicn, mic acacnmdrtig. Gle neiteu
@e Notwithstanding fir 3uli belieieu
i'd oli $3,000,000. &n ieoer @odc
6tI o%er9ongcneu MonotS muBtcn bic
>trbeitafr0fte ocrItdrft ncr0cn, u1lo
crit in Der IcBten @ode lief mieocr
cine 9eitellung Der nG6icogo Gitp
SIoiInoD5 60" oltf 400 Wotorc iiir
StroBenbobn 8oggon8 Gin
Mud sic StrufturItobl 8cicQidaf.
TN Der Sto0t ner0eu nit nel,en g(uf-
II Ggcn iiberiluthet. lie ,NcG(intic.
Moriboa Conjunction 60" bat oen
Gontroft iiir Bacterial uno @rbauun0
cine8 ncllen 9qbnbpiS in aonios Gitp
ilb%etnonlnlet, ser $4,000 Sonnelt
9aumotcriol erforoern miro. Ser er.
icr0erli6e Stobl miro bon Der Gar
ne8ic Steel So" geliefert meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
FctitiOn um @ieOcrerb6buug Der
FL. SDhnc. A"

FittSbur8, ga, 6. ~2tlguIt. -
Gin Gomitc Der $500 Nugeitelten Der
oEreIIe0 Steel Gar So" in S6oen-
pile, Die iih icit ~ulebrcrcu @o6en
GIN Strite beiinoeu, bat cine Eetition
an Die 0cicai6oit %cntlporien, mo-
rim Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der 20bue
bon 1907, Die mGbreno Der 8eihGita=
triitS INN 10 Ero5eut berobgcictt
lpurocn ocrlon0t miro. 8on onoC.
rcn 9cid)meroen lit in ser Eetition
ItItoll0 genommen. 2ie SeBterc
iuur0e Ger 8cieQidoit iibcrreitt lmo
nieicr 9coenf5cit his gum Sonlitoa
9}dd)mittog aegeben, I'M 81 einenl
GHtid)IuB 3ll fommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
.9tn@ crriidt uic MGrsbaicu,
1nlncr toucrc Nnihldgc ser Grobi-
bitioniiten i'm Siiopn.
% outgomerp, 9lla., 6. III,

80
u outgomerp, Alo., G.. Allg.
- 3m llnterbouie Der 9egi$lotur
brodte Hb9eor0ncter Suffer Elm Gll-
btrit oraitiideS ErobibitiollSgeieb
TN. meldeS OIL Elm Gomite perluieien
lrrroe mo foIgenoe 0citimmungen
c1tbGlt: G8 0iirien feline @eb1uoe
3lim Bertaltf bon berauidIenoen 8e-
ttQntcll Dcrmietbet merben; Der Ytie-
tier, Der Dies @eieb perlcbt, uernirft
Gle &edte zines GGfters; 9eiitipe
@ttr1nfe oiirftn nid)t in 3eitunQen
mmontirt neroen; Nblieierma iole
der 8ctrdnfe an irgero einem oiieut-
Itben 8labe miro oils 8emeiS ocS
Gcrfaui8 6etrnftet; oie Eoli5ei funr
II ic0eS Salls ein0ringeL lroriu it'd
onid)eineno @ciebesiibtrtreter bcfin=
hCn. ScrIebcr oieieS @ieicbea limo
ppr Die @rorO- SiIrp 81 itclcu; Bic
Eer obcr Tienitboten oiirien niht oa-
BON oiSpcniirt mcr0cn, YltSiaQCn qc-
gen ibrc N%rbeitaeber ST madden =;
aln6cniudcu iiir 8cid1ite ouBct-
bolb ocs Stootes lit p~er6oten, cbcuio
Ger gcrianot aciitiger @ctrdnfc Don
elnem Crt nod Dem on0crcn; Spiri=
t%lloicrt ole perbotcn iillo, limo Gontrc-
ba,l0e Dos Gorbanocniciu eiuer Bun
fe8Iiccn5 miro ol8 Hrino 6ocie.9 BE-
latis 0eS SdnlIoigie;nS betrohtct; cS
rorf NicHonb ouf Giicnbobn3iigcn
gciiti0e @etrGute 9enicben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
SGopOl .GrpcoiiiDn.

Cos A|n9eles, Gal., 6. augrIt.
- Captain n. .. @ebiter, Der BON
Ger nRopol Graphical Society" in
&Onnou nit Der 5iibrun1 elmer @r.
pcoition mad Dem Sil0pol betrott
lroroen, lit BON bier nod) &en. Dort
cbgereiIt mo- er Iih nod Sonoon eius
idifien miro, Inn BORT Die 8orberei-
tungen iiir ole expedition, Ole I'M
9IuauIt nGd)Itcn SobrcS beginner Ioa,
81 treiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Sieb3ig Eroscrtt oes @oritonOcS oeS
Grcoens bobcn ittJ 5u 8uniten cine2
ipldcn ISonoa ertl0rt.
Ha5ain auf Gibbs"

GoIumbio, S.-G., 6. 2(uguit.-
Cine beiite bier bon Der GoIi3ei Dor.
Grnonrmcnc Ro33io oui mebrere ,gc,
icuige Clubs" bat piel Nufiebcn err
rcQt. SIS wurOcn mcbrere 1ouieno
GLADDEN. Bier ioiitrt. Die b~iciigeit
S:oatsfneipcn iiuo 9ngciittS Der be-
~porItcbcn6en @obl iiber Ole 8robi-
bitionSirogc ouf 5mei @ohen ge-
idloiien moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

%gctrotfcIl je0oA MIR wenig bcid,i
otQt.
Sic Sd)cltne oui Scr Iorm Goluor0
WoIitur'S, , Mcilen 0Itlid) pon Glf.
ton Mo, mllroc gcitcrn Morgen uoul
@lit %QctroIfcn uno broultc nicocr.
Ser &lib to0tetc fiini a0lbcr, Die ilh
III Der f0bc b%efon0cn.
W II II 0crbarr@ Gutfommen.
Gin Nutomo6il rountc oltf Der
Tobrt pom 9romn9piQc nod 6oQer5,
toIplL Nai6in0ton.G olntn, Mo., tel
Noncof cincn 90 SUB tiefcn NbborG
blnob nn0 ifIicBlid QpQCn cinca
@olmt, % Die Moidinc Sen Nbbora
rildn0rta bintlIter iolItc, 10 ruoret
Die &oIoIiclL O%nrlhrtrr 5lpCi 1omcn,
I'M StonOc, iid in ibren SiBcn fcIt,
3llboItrn. Sic c~rlittcn nlr 0an}
lcittc GuetihltnaelL un6 oltd, oua
Ntt.omobiI muroc nnr mcni9 bcihd
oiNt.
Etc ourc @utfrn5cit.
NuS Nod 6prino@ Mo.gfommt sic
ulnoerbore WG6r, oob Elm Subn Nca
oortigen Siibher3iihtet9 @n. Irlit
tilr5lit) cincn gSllrm ncbit Anoclbo
felt un6 4bmhr pcriAtndt tmb ne.
ni0e 2ogc ip0ter Gin mcidid)oolioca
81 legte, lit
cil0cidjlbIPn unr. ri .grtat' ,..a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
TbfnLrt5tagc Der Eahagicr' 1ampicr
bon Weiu.Wprf.

BON Neiu.Dorf.
Vim Z. Nltgiiit sGruonIono" nod
0oocr ulO Tntluerpen.
Nm I. Nlanit oY6ilooclpDio" nod
Soutbomptor.
Nm Z. 2llgult oMimepn3fa" nod
2on0on.
Am I. 9tt0uit ~Ecru0io" nod
NcupeI.
PIN 7. 9(uonit nGcue3ia" nad) Nca.
pei unO WorieiQc.
Nm Z. Nlltguit nGeoric" mud 2iUcr.
pool.
Am I. Nuguit vaoiierin NuauIta
&'ttorio" nod Somburg.
Am I. NuauIt oGolum6io" ..uod
Glasgow.
Am 10. Nlt1nIt nGotteroam" nod
SirtterOom.
am 10. NnguIt oGeciIic" mad
Nrcmen.
aHl IL. TH1Ht 0Fellnl0lo1llta"
he'd Sonlburg.A'
am If. Naguit oWortba 8ai6
il.gton" nod NcdpcI mo 9ricIt.
Am If. 9(niuit I%entonic" mad,
Sout6ompton. '1aoitt'.'.
Hm II. gitguit yGanipdniu~ nody
2iuerpool. ~ '"o. ~ I5f3's-
Nm -. AnGllit yIouroinc" nat)
&uprt. .A 'tTajft
Am 12. 9tnanit Bremen hod
@remen. "i F
Nm IA. Nuanit ra6nigin 2olriic"
nod Bremen.
Nm A.. sluouit rGormonio" mad
liverpool.
Hn II. IllglIt 6ombnra" nod
Gibraltar uno 9tcopcl.
Nm Il. 2luoltit Berlin" nod
Neopel uno @enuo.
4m II. a(rauIt rNooonna" mad
9'copcl uno Maridi4c.
't9(m t4.3'gltqr't 1nc 81 a6rn33i"
naf Neopct mo Gcnlln,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Gbcpaar uuun VfiB eridlaacn.

8orrenton, go, 6. auguit. =
Ntnorem Sones uuo ieine @ottin MIR
cen geItern Nodntittog 81 9eoleton
pom glibe erifln9en, mdbreno lie in
iGrcr &o6nuna iaBcn. Gin beitiger
@clpltterItlrm mar 5ltr 3eit i'm
Wanae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Gpnprnt Der sGolum6 bit Sitter"

Mobile, gla., 6. auguit. - 9cr
Croen ser Columbus Sitter" bot
eui Dem bier t%ngenoen Sobres.Gon
bent ben 9lon iiir Die altIbringung
eines StiitungsfonoS bon 100000
fir Sdiilerltipenoien g~utgebeiBen
ruo beihloiien, onB Der 9etrag IN
nerbalb 3neier Sabre geiommelt uuo
oil Die naatboliihe llniperiitdt4 IN
Gnibington abeeiii6rt meroen jolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
&rrmiid)tc tclcgrapbiid)e 9cpeidcn.

Gic iebigen compIi3irten 1Sor-
men BON Giielbobns9iuets fir Gai,
lggicrc, Die iiber mebrere lid onihlie.
bcn0e 9obnen iubren, ueruriad)t Den
Np6nen lulo 0en Raliogieren 10 uiele
Decentralization, Dab Die gabnell
Gin GomIite, meld)es cine einiodere,
Gllacmeine 6orm bon 9iQeten in Dor
Idlo9 brin9en lou, in Chicago einge.
lrbt boben.
3- Battling NeIion," Der G6omr.
pion Der 2eidtaeDidt5 -9orer, bot &C.
gen Die Better Oes ,gelepue. Strat-
fprb-0otels" in philadelphia cine
S6ooencriosfIa9e ali $4,000 oltge
ltrengt, neil ibnL iobalO er iif in
DEM 0otel ais Der befannte Yreia-
btrer 5u erfetnen CAB, mnter ourd).
Iiftigem 8orpono Elm 3immer Der.
peiaert muroe.
Sn GleueIonb, g., bat ser Ser.
touier Gorp Stemort BON Nottinq,
bonn Sobn 3. Hodeieuer ais Better
eeS Rockefeller BUILDING auf $4,000
ptrtlagt. Gr b%e6ollptet, BEL einem
Seltde ocs @ebdubes i6perc Der.
lltungen erlitten 3ll baben, oils eilt
Wlnoltnrm om Z. april ole GSeniter
eInorilfte. @r bebauptct, Rodeieaer
botte iiir ItGrferes 6eniterglos ioraen
%ldilell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
SdiiiSnadJridDtcu.

&opcnboAcM G.. AuQllt. -
Ser pon Ncu-Dorf nad 2ibol be.
itmmtc Compiler o)tuiiio" lit bier
%Gn1efommcn.
outbompto TO- 6. AugltIt. -
Ter 0nmpiCr cincinnati" lit mad,
9}cm.Oorf obaeiobrClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Sbebi g. Sicncr $50,
2i1 Northumberland

NcitideS unnb anoereS auSlGn0i.
Ifc8 @clo %gcfoilft unO berfauft.
@eloIenoun0en beior9i nod Gcutid.
lono, ScItreih, GuBInno II. +. ~.
Betiel oitsgeitellt ollf uu8l1n0ifde
8anten. Gre0itbriefe uno Sropelers
ebequss. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07
Mcbi5iuiid)e InsciDcn.
DIR. r.,

Sir Sicber, Sr5it nnb smiltte, irOi cte. Sine
6lalhe mrirt, lllo g iteut iid TEN ~3iueticr
&d6. lin6 'qtsr.inaton siraBe," Won ateiI sIpo.
i6cieri n%crlnHit. Rteis ST. tNug4, tWtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-07

Gin WortfIaubcr. - nalIo
Sic iin0 nculid nit DEM Mooe &c.
ltiir5t2 6a6en Sie 6enn GerIebul.
gen oorouattrugen2" = .Gnpongc,
tro9en? SD fountc ia gar nid)t ge.
ben."
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22
Sewing Machines.

The Davis Unique and other new
improved drop head machines; nicely
finished in oak; easy running and per-
feet sewing; fully guaranteed; for
sale at factory prices for cash, or on
easv payments, at The Bazaar.
If Rice B. Harman
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22
.NewDez1y.
Deferred EGitori2l.)

It was the EDITORS pleasure, on
Tuesday of last week, TO visit the
beautiful and growing city Of New
berry. We had often passed by rail,
but this was our firsT visit TO the city
proper. We have often heard it said
that "Newberry was one of the best
towns in South Carolina" and we
certainly found that statement true.
We are almost persuaded to venture
little further and say that Newberry
is the best town in South Carolina.
Here you find large stOres-all OF them
filed with stocks OF merchandise from
floor to ceiling-bubbling over with
the seasons newest and best. Her
public buildings are indeed a credit to
the city and county. The residences
are handsome in design, many of them
being the equal of the finest residences
in some of the larger cities. Her
churches are edifices that are calcu-
lated to make the congregations
proud and inspire the pastors II their
work. Her two cotton mills, running
on full time, employing large force
of hands, and paying handsome divi-
dends to their stockholders, There
are number Of other enterprises, al
of which adds life to the city and
makes business good the year around.
The streets and side walks are
paved, city-like, and are we'll kept,
many improvements beirg made IN
their appearance from time to time.
We predict tLat street cars will be
running in Newberry ere many more
years.
Newberry has a fine power plant,
which not only furnishes light for the
town, but for number Of enterprises
as we'll. Also water works and fire de-
partment. The schools compare most
favorabiy with the other schools IN
the State. It is here that New5erry
College is located, the pride of Luth-
erans everywhere. There is no denom-
national college in the south that has
turned out more useful men-men
who stand high in all the walks of life.
Newberry is proud of her college, it is
the idol of her people, and no .oppor-
tuuity is allowed to pass to advance
her progress.
We found the merchants and busi-
ness men to be all clever and polite
gentlemen, full Of pluck and energy
and enjoying prosperity. Her banks
are strong, with ample funds to sup
ply the demands Of the patrons, and
are oficered by sound, trusted and
successful financiers.
While in Newberry we visited the
sanctnmns of Brother Wallace, of
The Observer, and Brother Aull, OF
The Herald and News. Both of thes Q
gentlemen have we'll equipped offices
and get out excellent semi-weeklles.
There are no better papers in Soutb
Carolina than those edited by Messrs.
Wallace and Aull.
This city of about 5000 inhabitants
is steadily forging to the front--groW-
ing in enterprises and in inhabitents.
Surrounded by one of the best farm
ing sections in South Carolina, it is
destined to become great city at no
distant future:
We met many of our friends, who
made US feel at home, and whose gen.
erous hospitality we enjoyed to the
fullest extent. The Editor of The
Dispatch hopes to visit this hustling
little city again in the near future,
when, it is hoped, we will have more
time to view the general surroundings
of the city, and meet more OF her
people.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22
Fishing Tackle.

This is fishing time and at The
Bazaar YOU will find a full line of
tackles ef all kinds: Poles, bobs, hooks
and lines. Come to US for your tackle
The Baz2ar
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22
Kills Would-Be Slayer.

A merciless murderer is Appendicitis
with many victims. But DR.. Kings
New Life Pills kill it by prevention.
They gently stimulate stomach, liver
and bowels, preventing that clogging
that invites appendicitis, curing Consti.
patton, Biliousness, Chills, Malaria,
Headache and Indigestion. 25c at Kauf-
mann Drug Go. Derricks Drug Store.
Sandel Drug Store. !
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22
FOR SALE

~92 acres fair sandy land, dwelling
and other building near Saxe-G"th,.
mill. near railroad, some timber. pcn-
ty of wood, on public road, Il. +. d.,
fish pond, good health, plenty WatGr'
cheap on easy terms. P. ID. GEORGE
Lexington. S. c., Route 3. ...
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22

Burglars broke into the residence Of
c. D. Loane in Spartanburg and Sc
cured $500 worth of jewelry and $50
in money and made their escape. 1t
is thought that the occupants were
chlCrOfOrm
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22

Many people delude themselves by
saying "It will wear away" when they
notice symptoms of kidney and bladder
trouble. This is a mistake. Take Foley's
Kidney Pills, and stop the drain en- the
vitality. They cure backache, rheu-
matism, kidney and bladder trouble,
and make every trace Of pain, weakness,
and urinary trouble disappear. All
Druggists Of Lexington; Henry Drug
Store Chaplin, S. G.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22

Don't waste your money buying plas-
ters when ycu can get bottle of Cham
berlain' s Liniment for twenty-five cents.
A piece Of flannel dampened with this
liniment is superior to any plaster for
lame back, pains il the side and chest,
and much cheaper Sold By All Drug
giSt.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22
Medlin Convicted.

Geo. W. Medlin, the white man
charged with the awful murder of
Mrs. Victoria Griffin in Columbia a
few months ago, was convicted OF
manslaughter and recommended to
mercy by Richland jury on Sunday,
after they had deliberated for more
than eighteen hours.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22

Not minute should be lost when
child shows symptoms OF Group.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy given as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the croupy cough appears, will prevent
the attack Sold by All Druggists.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22

Take care ofyour stomach. Let Kodol
digest all the food YOU eat, for that is
what kodol does Every tablcspoonfulo OF
Kodol diyests q pounds OF food. Try it
today. 1t is guaranteed to relieve you
or yonr money back. Sold by Kant
mann Drug Co.,
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22

Charleston has sold 100000 in city
bonds to complete the sewerage sys-
tenn in that city.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22

The c., c. & O. road has opened Of
fees in Spartanburg with Theodore
Dehon as division freight and passen-
ger agent.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-09-22

A capitalist of Chicago has been in
Anderson to see the town council
about obtaining a gas franchise.