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Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
OUT HOUSE BURNS

a two room out house in the back
yard Of Mr. W, Rowton S residence
property was destroyed by fire at
4 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, aud
as the we'll house also burned and
water had to he carried from ID
neighbOring house, it took diligeut
work to save the residence
The burned building was used as
plunder store room, and contain
ed nothing Of much value.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
CHARGED With ISLANDER
Gin Man Under Bond For ISLANDER
of Mill Man

John Ross, white, who lives about
three miles eat of this place, was
arrested Tuesday evening charged
with slander, and had his examin
ing trial was had before Esquire j.
P. Baker Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock resulting in his being bound
over to the grand jury.
j. A NanRiper is the alleged
>landered party, and it is alleged
that Mr.. Ross, who Is a ginner, had
accused Mr.. VanRip-r, saw mill
man, of stealing some betting be-
longing to che gin which Mr.. Ross
had been runniHg. Mr. Ross de
fence was that he had never said
Mr.. VanRiper got the betting, but
only said he believed he got it, how
ever the count could not see it that
way, and Mr., Ross vaS placed un.
der $200.t D bond for his appear
ance befo Z the next grand jury.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
Brooks Baby Bowel Balm

The kind that dt eS not fail. 1t is
Laxa i've, Sodative, digestive, Neu-
haIizing, Aromatic and highly
AntiSpl tic In 10000 special tests,
not one fai ure or complaint. Tho
prea est record known. A 81 000
offer for a Prescription or Formula
producing, undtr test, more cures
than Baby Balm. A 500 offer for
a cas- of Bowel Infection i'll children
that will not yi-ld to Baby Balm if
given under specific directions from
b b4ginnlng. Praised everywhere
sold every where. %. & 5Qe.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
"Is Life Worth saving"

Mrs. Mollie NcRanie, Prentiss,
Miss, writes that she had a severe
case of kidney and bladder trouble,
and that four. bottles of Foley's
Kidney Remedy cured her sound
and we'll. She closes her letter by
saying: Il heartily recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to any
sufferer of kidney disease 1t saved
ny life, SO d at Gold $. a..
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
REVIVAL MEETING CLOSES
Much Good Results From Presbyter>
ian Revival

The revival meeting conducted at
the Presbyterian church last week
by Rev. Mr.. Richardson of Nash.
vile, Tenn, assisted by Rev. Flour
noy Shepperson of Camden, pastor
of the church at this place, was well
attended throughout the week and
productive of great good. There
were eight accessions to the church
and a great revival of interest in
church affairs. -
Services were conducted at 4
o'clock i'll the afternoon and .
o'clock at night, except on Sunday
when the regular II O'Clock service
was held in addition to the after
noon and night service.
The meeting was closed Sunday
night and Rev. Mr.. Richardson left
early Monday morning for hi
4 home, being accompanied as far a
! a111 4 hlhsxtoRRss hx Fey; 8. .s:shspperson. :sa :
; place was read. Sunday afternoo
at the 4 O'Clock service, after con
} munion, and created much interest
} as Washington church is the mothe
church of most of those in this par
OF the country, except the churcl
originally established at Spriny
Hill, Ark, which, tradition says
! is the parent church of this, som
of the members of the old Sprin!
; Hill church having aided in til
organization of this church in 1S49
: The church was crowded to it
utmost capacity Sunday night, som
: who came in little late failing t
get seats.
The other denominations of tn
/ town have materially assisted i
l the meeting and have been uniform
! ally kind in helping to make it
[ success.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
TIFFIN-WINTON
Young Couple of Yancy Marry At
Ozan

Mr. l. L. Tiffin and Miss Ethel
Winton, both of Yaney, were mar
ried at. Ozan Sunday at 8 A. NJ,
DR.. j. M. Armfeld officiating.
Mr.. Tifin is a son of w. 4 Tif.
fin, ESQ.,, of Yancy, and the bride
is lovely and accomplished young
lady Of the same neigbborhood.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
Must be Above Suspicion

Kidney and bladder ailmen are
so serious in their consequences,
and if unchecked 50 often fatal hat
any remedy offered for their cure
must he above suspicion. Foley
Kidney III Is contain no harmful
drugs, and have successfully stood
d long aud thorough test.
For sale at COLDS,
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
PULLEN CONVICTED
ON MURDER CHARGE
SLAYER OF LITTLE RIVER CO.
FARMER
PLEADS GUILTY BEFORE COURT
Mrs. Delony On Trial at Ashdown
This Week Charged With Being
Accomplice to. Crime
PLEADS GUILTY BEFORE COURT

Oscar Pullen, charged with the
murder of L. w. Delony near Ash
down recently, was put on trial at
Ashdown Monday and entered a
plea of guilty. But the court called
the case for trial, a jury was en-
paneled, and the trial proceeded.
After hearing the evidence the jury
retired, arriving at a verdict III
about five minutes as follows: "We
the jury find that Oscar Pullen is
guilty of murder in the first degree
for the death of l.. W. Delony
which occurred in this county on
the night of June 13, and leave his
The state was represented by
Hon. J. G. Pinnix and the defen-
dant by Hon A. D. Dulaney,
Pullen was not sentenced because
the state desires to use his testimony
in the trial of Mrs. Delony, who Is
charged in the confession of Pulleh
with having aided bin in the com
mission of the crime.
Mrs. Delony denies'all knowiedg
of the crime, and the trial of he
: case was entered into Wednesday
j rros-ss~s-...eiI is j. G.. Head of Texal
kama and Seth G. Reynolds or Asst
down, while the state is represente
). by J. c. Pinnix, prosecuting att y.
+ aud A. d. Dulaney.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
PROMINENT YOUNG COUPLE
MARRY HERE WEDNESDAY
E. W. McGOUGE4, HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
WEDS MISS BLACK
Leave Immediately After Ceremony For Pleasure
Trip To Galveston and Other
Southern Points

Mr.. Edmond W. McGough, prin
cipal of the Washington Schools,
and Miss Edna Roselle Black, the
daughter of ex. County Clerk Edgar
b. Black, were married at the res
idence of the brides parents in this
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22

minister under the arch, and the
wedding ring being placed upon
her hapd, the minister pronounced
the solemn words that made them
man and wife, the while beautiful
soft and mellow strains came float
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22

city last Wednesday morning at 0
O'Clock, Rev. w. M. Bostic of the
First Baptist church, Hope, oficia.
ting.
Shortly after the ceremony Mr.,
and Mrs McGough, accompanied by
Miss Florence Boyett, lsfi -. <1'f,'
il, annutomobile where they board
ed a southbound train for Galveston
Texas and other points south to
spend few weeks, after which they
will be at home at Washington
The large rooms and halls of the
resideLce were decorated with mag
nolia and southern smilax, together
with palms and flowers, making the
splendid residence Il perfect bower
of beauty. A large arch was form
ed of smilax aud magnolia between
the large windows of the parlor and
as the time for the ceremony drew
near. the soft aud beautiful wed
ding march us rendered by Miss
Kathleen johnson came floating on
the morning air, having been pre-
ceeded by IA solo, "l he garden Of
roses" most beautifully y rendered
by Mrs. r Y. " Villains. The rib
bon bearers, Miss Margaret Black,
sister of the bride, dressed in dainty
white frock with trimmingsof pink,
and HerbertJohnsOn in white linen,
formed an aisle; then Rev Bostic
slowly approached and stood be
nedth the arch, followed by the
Groom and Il o. Moncrief best
man. each wearing business suits,
taking their places to the left OF the
! arch; they were followed by Miss
Florence Boyett, maid of honor,
ttired in an exquisite lingerie
own, who stood to the right; then
anne the little flower girls, Misses
IN,cile Monroe and Louise Wolff,
attired in lovely costumes of pink,
each carrying cornucopias of pink
r4presen ing the "horn of plenty, "
filled with rose petals, which they
sea tered before the brid, who, clad
in lovely gown Of champagne
pongee with trimmings of golden
lnown and pink, slowly approached
leaning on the arm of her ,,,r father,
Mr.. Edgar B. Black. The bride
aud groom then stood facing the
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
HOPE COUPLE
Marry at Methodist Parsonage Il
This City

Mr.. Dan Godbold and Miss Geor
gia Bullock, both Of Hope, We're
married at the Methodist parsonage
in this city last Friday, Rev, A. D.
Jenkins officiating.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney and bladder
trouble not beyond the reach Of
medicine. No medicine can do
more. Sold at COLDS.
Washington telegraph., 1910-07-22
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Hope Couple Secures License Last
Saturday
License was issued Saturday by
County Clerk Wolff to Mr.. w. l.,
Porter and Miss Ruth Lester, both
Of Hope.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
THANKSGIVING

And I recommend that upon that day all Che people of Alaska, laying aside their customary labors, offer thanks to the Author of all blessings for be bouuties of the year The fruits or human effort, cultivated with tbs assistance of Divine Providence, are seen on every hand; and in abund ant measure our people have been blessed and uomished by them To those individuals who. by any misfor- tune. have suffered and are in need, l4t the hand of charity and helpful uyss be extended.
 GIVEN under my hand and the Seal of the District Of Alaska, in Ju- ueau. the Capital, this eighth day of November n the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and ten, and Of Che independence of the United States of America the one hundred and thE-y-nfJh.
 tSeal WALTER F. CLARK. By tho Governor,
 NN L. DISTIN,
 Ex-Oficio Secretary of Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
SEINE
 STILL RISING
Csy Alaska Nsws Bureau,

PARIS. Nov. 1.-The waters of the Seine continue to rise at an alarming rate, Many places along it's banks are now flooded. Hundreds of people are suffering from exposure caused by the devastating sweep of the mad waters. The property loss cannot at this time be computed.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14

 PROCLAMATION
DISTRICT OF ALASKA
By the Governor A PROCLAMATION

In accordance with a proclamation of the President Of the United States, and in observance Of our annual GUS tom, l. Walter F. Clark, Governor of ue District of Alaska. do hereby ap- point Thursday, the twenty-fourth day of November, nineteen hundred and len q day of
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
s. s. PORTLAND WRECKED

Mir, Guptil of the Alaska Steam ship Company was informed by Cap tain Nord of the Jefferson that the Portland was reported wrecked on a rock to the westward of Cordova on last Friday nignl, So far as known no lives were olst. There has been no official report of the disaster re ecived so far.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
FOOT
 BALL GAME
fRy Alaska News Rureau.l

Wheeling. Nov, IA warrant is out charging Mccoy, right end of Bethany College foot ball team with murder in connection with the death of Captain Munk of the University of West Virginia. The latter sustained inurles during the game from which he died.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
MUST PROTECT
 MURDERER
tBy Alaska News sureau)

OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov, 14-Goy- error Haskell has received adyioes from Secretary of State Knox to pre- vent the lynching of the slayer of Temple
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
COUNT TOLSTOY
 IS FOUND
(sy Alaska News Rureau)

ST, PETERSBURG. Nov. 14-It is believed that Count Tolstoy has been located in the province of Tola where he is resting in a monastery,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
ENTHUSIASTIC
 FUR REDMOND
(sy Alaska News Bureaul

CORK. Nov. 14-Great throngs of people congregated and gave Red mond rousing welcome here today, The enthusiasm and numbers surpas- sed the welcome given Parnen in 1880
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
G0L POTTER
 IMPROVING
lsy Alaska News Bursau

ATLtNTI. CITY Nov .# Wilson .u.-. .ar uruu aa-a- .aH hurried .s -.a -.- Col HE Ie -l .z au-5,-.
 rH believed F
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
F0OT BALL
 AFTERMATH
lsy Alaska News sureaul

CANTON. Ohio. Nov l4-McCoy, tEa foot bah player arrived home heaV broken He has retained counsel to aeiead him against the charge Of mur der. He says he didn't play rough and denies that he deliberately at, tempted Co maim Munk
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
MAN PROPOSES
 -DISP0SE5
(sy Alaska Ngaa BursaU

BALTIMORE Nat ll-Hlaas are bs n= formulated by Lla conservative dusrats lo decide aa a national pa. l5 EgE ETe laT-y
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
THE DRIVERS
 STRIKE OVER
(By Alaska News 6ureau)

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The striking drivers have returned to work much to the reielv of the commercial in- terests of the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14

 BAIL IS 5000
lsy Alaska ss4s sursaul

AE# 1Hah N1, I4- lalLssle-H, charged a.r .aa-.-ellaa l-s 70 EaAete.aT aa- ~
 .. ra. ar
 rz ar one -aa-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
FIFTEEN FAST
 FIGHTING FITS
.8y aIaasa bsaG B-rea-I

E- E.. .aAn- a."-
 i. T.. .H IA -raa a Ha sr-u-. a.l yr made a ul l.s l
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
PARIS ID
 BRUSSELS
(By Alaska News eureau)

PRISA. Nov, 1t-Ayiator GagneauS today made a successful flight from here to Brussels, taking one paSsen- ger with him.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
CLARK
 OFF FUR EAST
Jsy slaa.4 Nses sursau]

-.. h.. .f-, ----l l. .l u-=-. l- -- a- .E- ~. .2E.-tsl -
 cod. r.-..st -- lr--.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
GIE. PINCHOT
 IS PERSISTENT
tRy Alaska News sureau)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. 14-Gif- ford Pinchot has appealed to Presi- dent Taft for permission to submit a brief against patenting the Cunning. ham coal claims, which Pinchot be ieves Ballinger will recommend.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
OFFICER
 E MURDERED
lsy Alaska Ns.ss Bureau

#E..aEah okla h" uE .. .r  H.E.. \ - .r.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
CAR MEN WILL
 GO ON STRIKE
(sy Alaska News sureau)

NEW YORK. Nov. 14-Twenty- five thousand surface street car men will probably strike unless given a raise in wages.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
SENATOR CLAY
 Is NJ MORE
gBy Alaska News sursa4l

ATLANTA AaE ~.a-. .Hs ... -- today from hear,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
TIE COMMONER
 GOES ID TEXAS
lss Alaska hs-s B-rsagl

N.. a-..
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14

Olde lyme Musick and olde tyne dances at the w, P. A. Club barn Thanksgiving Eve.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
BALL|NGER
 WANTS RULING
(5y Alaska News sureau)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. 14-Sec- retary Ballinger in his annual report will recommend that the courts rule on the Alaska coal cases.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
SUBDUED IN
 MEXICO CITY

(sy Alaska News sureaul MEXICO CITY. Nov. l4-Quiet eigued throughout the city Sunday
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
MOON WILL
 BE HIDDEN

(ey Alaska News Bureau) NEW YORK. Nov. 14-A total eclipse of the moon is scheduled for next Wednesday night
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-14
WILL FEED
 HUMPHREY
tsy Alaska News eureau)

SEATTLE. Nov. 14-The Arctc Club will give banquet to Congress man Humphrey next Tuesday night.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

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Der 5artsbOrn Strabe, bon Der Wcs
Uliqon Strabe mad Der Calhoun Ctr.
2tngenommen nurbe eine Srotnau3,
ourh fpeIte bic GSreite Der Carthage
Qosnue, spiI6sr Der 9ire Strabe unb
Ulitfeu 2tpenue, auf 40 JuB Fsitgeiegt
tpiro unb oab bic Trottoirs Der gee
nanntsn Strabe 10 5uB brett Istn
iollen.
Ter 4rbsitseirettor rpurbe autoris
| iirt, aontratts fir ous 2egsr pon
8aiferrobren i'm getrage oou $4,000
absuihIiebsn.
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AntomobilsG Greinau,.

am Samitug 5atte goli3si6ef UIil=
litin ben goli,iiter 5drreI bsauftrlgt,
8epbahtunseu Strsffs Der 5abrgsz
fhipinoig.eit Der Die Reabing Ro1o
benusenbsn 4u.omobile uusuIteQtn.
1ns ReiuItat bieier 9eobattun1eu
mar, baB geitsrH S,aftbefebIe ps9tn
ueberiretuns Der autorobils GroiRan3
geeen ioIesnoe Gbduffeure erluiicn
iuuroen: SobH aifous pon go. 548
Roiehdle Qpenus, 4I. 3epp!e BON
9rsentpooe apsuus unb sSrQut GnrsI
pon go. 1926 9uroette 9lpenue.
Glmsr g. Bopeu BON Grfpro, .,
bate, aIs er am Samitaa nit isinsm
Qutomobil ruh Cincinnati lam, elm
oisens Sdilo pom porieen Sabre aH
ieinem araftpdgeu anssbroht. Sr
ipurbs BON bem 9ertehrs 9olisiiten
lldotter nerbaftet unb geitern pon Rifz
ter gobe nit elmer Gsloitrafe BON $50
uno aoiten belsgt.
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ltngliifli6e Siebe
Sdsint sSraufie aoams in ben Sob
g.trisben 30 baben.

5rantte Wc2lDams, 81 Sabre aft,
pelhe am Sonntug in oem 6auIe Der
5rau 2boia 3ah, ylo. 1906 Gang
StraBe, in ielbItrOrberii6er QbIi6t
Elm Prdpardt CUR 8erttlgung bon llns
ge3iefer getrunten bate, erlag geitern
i'm itdbtii6en 6oipital ben @irtungen
pes 8iftes. IS i6eint, DAP ungliids
ltfe Gie6e Die junge 5rau in Den 3oo
getrieben bat. 8or ungefdbr einem
Sabre hutte t6r 9atts, 6arrp 2tps
man, cine Sheioung bon ibr ertpittt
uno iettoem Iegte ite SelbItmorogs0ans
fen an ben Gag. bis lie DOR eintger
3eit bic getdnnti6dft zines jungen
Wannss Rdmers 6arrp WeiBner
madte. Bon DieIem 2lu9enblif an
i6ien lie allen GebsnsuberoruB perlos
rem 5u baben. &iir5lid perlieB tie
nah sinem Streit nit i6rer U}utter bic
Wobnung berielbeu, go. 1924 8rod0z
man uno 5og gu 5rau QDbia 3ah,
SO. 1906 Gang StraBe, QDittpe bes
BEL Dem GinItur3 Der 8runbruinsn oes
Jreiber9'i6en 2agerhauies get0oteten
rSteepIe 6limber5" Frant 3af. Qm
Somitdg begab lie iit nit ibrer 3ims
mertDirtbin auf einen gaQ in elmer
5dnShalIs an Der Walnut StraBe,
no tie DeiBner in GeieQIhaft zines
anoeren Utaphens outruf. 2luf Dem
5eimps9s tbeiIte lie 5rau 3a6 NIT,
baB lie SelbItmoro begeben Deroe,
isooh Isste oieie Der 9robung teiHs
8eahtuna BEL.