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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25

cult one, but she is young and appar-
emily new 70 the stage. II so. she gives
promise of becoming a real favorite as
soon as she gets more accustomed to
the footlights.
The stage setting for the .play-the
same through the four acts-is the most
pretentious ever attempted In stock
production at the Crawford 1t is as
complete and elaborate as anything that
Olga NethersoIe or David Warfield at
tempted in the scenic line-and Mister
Doxsee did it
The production will run the rest Of
the week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
STATEHOOD.

From fabian IN NJ News
1t begins TO look as if New Mexico
and Arizona will be admitted to state
hood, If We draft a constitution suitable
TO the great father back in Washington
We wonder if the great father will con-
tinue to treat us like redmen. after we
have become real citizens of the United
States and he needs our votes in the
presidential electioni
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
AT THE MAJESTIC.

Fritz Fields or Louie Schultz. 1T does
not matter which, since Fritz is Louie
and Louis is Fritz, is In Venice this
week. There Is no question about 1T. for
the Majestic chorus wears venetian
costumes and there Is a gondola wait
ing around the corner for Fritz, nee
Louie. to take him away from fire
eating Frenchman who is looking for
the despoiler of his home. the same be-
ing Fritz playing the part Of Louie
schultz That is about all for the plot
at the Majestic and the rest is music,
more music and some dialogue Fields
calls his one act sketch, Schultz in
Venice" and adds by way of explana-
ton that ii is a cOmedette in one act
comedette being Venetian for musical
melange.
Two of the musical numbers were
particularly pleasing. One was Mildred
Manning's Jealousy" and the other the
Lonesome" song of little Leonard
Loehr. the diminutive bell hop Of the
sketch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
STOCK ABOUT ALL TAKEN
IN NEW STATE RAyK

r. NJ. Turner, one of the leading pro-
motors IN the new FL PasO Bank and
Trust company. has returned from Sill
yer City He says the greater part OF
the capital stock. amounting to 100000.
has already been subscribed without diff
ficulty among the friends of the pro-
mOters. As soon after February first as
possible the new bank viii open in the
Turner and Davis block on San Antonio
Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
MONEY IN MINING.

From Paradise, (Ariz-,) Record.
special to the L. Paso Herald from
Globe dated January 3 says:
Jack 3. Newman of this city cleared
$4,000 a day for fifteen days on the
raise of Miami stock. He bought Mi
ami stock before the bond issue last
November, when it was quoted at us
He then doubled up as the stock raised
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
THE Ell PAso THEATER.

Manager Rich considers himself for
t11nate in securing THE Lion and the
Mouse" for two nights and a matinee,
for he says it is without doubt the
greatest dramatic treat he has offered
to the theatergoers of FL Paso in long
time and Mr. Harris promises the same
excellent cast and production that made
IL famous in New York Seats are now
ION sale at the Crawford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25

place. Those wanting a complete set
will be on hand to add another piece
Of this handsome hand decorated CHINA
ware to their sets Every Wednesday
Is souvenir night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
HERALD TRAV-
ELING AGENTS.

Persons SOLICITED
10 subscribe for
The Herald should
beware of impos-
tiers and should
not pay money to
anyone unless he
can show that he
is legally author
lied to receive 1t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
GUARANTEED
CIRCULATION.


The Herald bases
ali advertising
contracts on a
guarantee Of more
than twice the
circulation Of any
other FL Paso,
A r z o n q. New
Mexico or west
I e x a s p a D e T.
Daily average TO-
600 copies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
BECAUSE WE'RE HERE.

From Obar IN. Nd Progress
We are all here, Father, mother. Sis
ter. brother. uncles, aunts and cousins.
In ones and twos, in three and tours. In
twenties and in dozens. And Obar's done
| moved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
NEW MEXICO WILL PROSPER.

From Tarban On. NJ News.
A great many think we VIII nave s'a'e
hood soon. whether we get statehood or
NOT Now Mexico can and will prosper just
the same
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
GROW APPLES.

From Aztec On. NJ Index.
Plant winter apples, Mr.. san Juan
County Landowner, even If 1t is only d
few acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
xoTrn MUSICIAN COMING.

Platon Brounoff. brother of NJ. Brou-
noff of Ell Paso. late Of Cloudcroft and
Alamogordo. viii probably give a r.
citaI in FL Paso this spring some time
prof RrounOff is baritone singer
pianist. composer and lecture-recitalist
He is we'll known in music circles. in
the east.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
HETTERS
ITO the@
HERALD

CAN communications must bear the
signature OF the writer, but the name
will not be published Ehere such
request - made)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25

Less we forget. let's Keep our money
at home and still get the best, Globe
Flow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25
N.IEsTIC THEATER.

Tomorrow night another OF manager
Rich's popular china showers viii take
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25

Herald for vigorous laws regulate the salt
eeves that high license to diminish
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25

One that moving pictures the enemies of saloons
be that FL Paso moving picture shows have repa
poriums In this city in the past two years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-25

If the prediction of Jim Hill true outward bound tide for
he the people will country
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
2acfamanna 3ipei0.

Die reselmG6ise 9ei6ditsueriamm'
lung, psl6s ON naditen Sreitas (aliO
mOreen) 9Ibeno ituttfinOet, wiro epOhe'
mudsnO in Der @ei6idte oes 3weises
iein. Oiidt etwa SeraOe ossbulb. neil
Die domination Der Seamten erfolSt,
ionbern neil unter oereu 2eitun9 uno
auiiidt sic DeIesuteniisunS Der Stauts'
3entrale absebalteu wlrb.
9pir bubsn sleih na6 Der lesten Ser'
iammluus Die Diit9lieosr ssbeten, senau
llmihau 3u balteu na4 eiusm paiieuosn
SanbiOatsu fir Die Prdiioentiduit uno
bOiien. buB otes auh 9eidsben 1T. Die
Wiitglieosr nerosn NIT uns BARN iiber'
einitimmen, bus Der nGhite RrGiioeut
Elm reprdientutiusr Wiann isin muB, Der
nit Dem Offentlihen Ssben genaue S5iibl'
uns unb audi ben Gin iluB bat, nm ollie
piinihensnertben @lemente ieinsn 3pe'
den oienitbar ju MAIDEN uno i'm Snte'
rsfe oes 3wsisss gu uerpenOsn. 80
nirO weniser idwer iein, einen iolden
Wiaun su finOen. absr oh oerisIbe bic
3eit unb ben sutsn Willen bat, feline
Disnits oem 3psise ju wiOmsn, LIT cine
anoere Srase.
Bon jest on bsiBt es, Sdulter on
Sdultsr gu arbsiteu, INN alle SOrbsrsit'
unssn 70 ein5uleitsn, bas sllles flappt
unO Die Dslssuteniisuns sinsu slans'
pollen Ysrlaui bot. Dieiem 3iels iol'
fen ulls giePenriidiidtsn Seopfsrt wsrosn
aliO. tOmmet redt sabIreid unO iOr'
get, oaB gllle miteri6eineu, bsnen bic
Sntsrsiien bes Sunoes unO 3weises
am Ssrjen liegen. Sn bejus auf Die
@abl isi no9mals in Grinnsruns &C.
brubt: gBdblbar ;u sinem slmte 1T
ieoes @injelsliso uuo ieoer Dslssat (;
an 9tominatiousnbenb lit bic annsisH.
belt Oss Sorssidlasenen niat ubiulut
uOtbis, bod iolte er erfldrt bubsn, oas
amt annebmen ju pollen. Sei Der
Babl bat jsOsr SunOiOut anwsienb ;u
iein. i. W.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
NtttStpu.

- Or Shwei3er Sobn Casper, SO
Sabre aIt, itulb um SOnntus in ieinel
@ObnunsI3u Beit Pittston.
- Su ibrer VObnuns Su @OrtOn If
am Donneritas 5ruu Suiunna Sim
i'm sllter uOn 80 Sabrsn Ssitorben. Di(
Seiiesuns srfOlSts Sumitas i'm 9Bsil
PittstOu SrieobOi.
- Wiatti Fisnatti uOn bier, Der ff
am Dienitas SuuOr Oss Sruoermoros
i6ulois befannte, nuroe am Samltae
bur6 Hi6tsr SOnes Su 5pOIf Sabrsu
3u4tbaus uerurtbeilt.
- Gin friib Sreitus Morgen sntitan,
oeues 6euer Serit6rte in @sit Fittstou
bic Sbepburo @urase, cine StridfabriI
unc mebrere S6eunen; msbrsrs auto.
mobile uerbraunten au6.
Die @oronsrS @sIdporenen, mel
DIE ben Wtoro oes StaatssS sSonltabIers
Dilliam Beatbers unteriuaten, srtldr.
ten in ihrem Wubriprud am Dtontas,
oaB elm llnbefannter ibn aus bem Din.
terbalt nit elmer Sbrot1inte eri6oB.
- Marsuret, bic 6idbrise EO6ter
oes Sobn 9srritp BON Bort @riffitb,
serietb am Dienitus slbsnb sinem brsn.
uenosu Rulusrbuufsn gu nube, ibre Stlsi'
buus fling Seusr unb oas Sinb srbislt
lebensSefGbrltde 8ranOpunosn. SObn
@Orcoran uno 0tidarO 8urfe. bic ;u
ibrem Ssiftuub eilten, lsioen an bDs
uerbranntsn 9dnoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
9antla9llng.
9ieier 0aoea
hentc ben garSen Sag
geidlOhen.

Seute 1T Elm Gag uou Ssitsn uno
Ssflidfeiten-un es il paIienb, OuB ss
70 1T. limb mir iiuO fiber, oaB V'ts'
mano ben 3wsd uerssiisu wirS, fir
wel6sn uulsrs SOrfubrsu bieisn sinsn
Gag i'm Sabr bsiieite issten. SSir ulle,
aIs cine Station uub inOiuibuea, bubsn
Uislss, fur wslass mir Ouufbar iein iOl'
len. Der srOBs 8siten brin9t isin'
wunberbare Grnte auf ben Wfarft, unS
iibsrull nm uns Ssist iia Srisbsn uni
groipsritat. Durum mOssn ulle per-
,sn bantbar iein fir bic Sablrsi6sn Ct
gen, bic uns In Der Tersan9snbeit 3u'
tbeil purben, unb mOsen mir NIT fro'
her Superf6t in bic 3ufnnit bltdsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
Bilfes. Barre Seabri6ten.

- Der betnnnts 8aufmann SenrD
SOfbeimer itarb am SOnntaS i'm alter
uOu IA 9ubrsu. a6t SinOsr iiberlsbsn
ibn.
- 0abridsinlih Ourh elm Terieben
nabm rer trnnts, 10 Sabre alts Charles
Selfri6 uon WieSean StraBs Elm Auun'
tum @arboliaure uub srlag oem @ifts
uorlesten Mittwod abeno.
- 2ottis Seberlins BON Plains, 10
Sabre ult, wGrmte iid am Wontas bel
Der 0eimfebr pon Der S6ule un einem
Seusr i'm Sreien, ibre Sleioun9 fling
Ssuer uuO iie wuroe 10 t6limm uer'
braunt, oaB iis itarb.
- Der 40 Sabre alte Wtidael Dis'
que uOn @eOtSetOwn iGiittete Ofontas
Utorssn SobleuOl uuf elm 5suer i'm Sii'
6snOfen, bic Slammen isstsn isins &lsi'
Der in 9ranS unO er erlas am Gbeno I'm
Solpitul ben 8rauowunosn.
= Der 80 Sabre alte GOpin 6. SBaro
pon Sturbsuant StruBe fturb am Srei'
tas an eiusm @sidphr am Sopfe. SOr
mebrersn WiOnaten traf i'm wabrent
Oss Spieles Elm Sall uuo oie peruria6tt
@uuoe sius in @iterun9 iibsr.
- Srau Pauline Song, seb. WtaBer
bic @ittwe uOn SOnas song uno Wtut
ter Der befunnten Suufleute Sonas Sont
Cons, itarb SOnnta9 abenO 9esen
llbr in Der SumilienwObnuns. gio. 6;
9iorO Riper StraBe, i'm alter pon 8;
Sabren. Die Serltorbens murOe in Sai
reutb. 8upern, 9ebOren. fam i'm Otto
Der 1854 nah gmerita uno wobnte bic
sc Sabre. Ssds S6bns uno cine God
ter iiberleben Iie.
- ScnrD W. SOpt, SObn bss be
tannten uerlt 81 9ouuerneurs Sarrl
so. Don't uon bier, itarb um SOnnta
Wtorsen in SSaibiu9tOn. .. S.. mo c
felt 1897 i'm Resierunssoieuit unssitell
NOR. 981breno Der fiirIli6en Yerbanb
lunssn in Canada iiber einen SanOels
usrtrus erfruntte er on einem alteu Wta
senlsiOeu unO febrte uOrlesten WtOnta
nab WaibinstOn 3uriid. SOpt wurO
um 2. Oe,br. 1856 bier sebOrsn uno G
iibsrleben ibn bic 8ittDe, elm SObu I'M
cine EO6ter. @r wiro bier Sur &ub
bei9eiest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
Cine Sttte.

SSir bitten biermit iOlds unisrsr per.
ebrten abounenten, wslde Elm Sabr Ober
oariiber fir bas r@o6enblatt- l9ulOen,
uns ben Setras jufOmmsn su laGsn,
oenn mir babeu bas @elO nDtbis uno
gang 9ewiB ueroieut. SBer ni6t ielblt
uOrlpre9en fann, lit sebeteu. ben Se'
trag per POit eiuSuienosu. Das @eiu6
erfolst, neil mir sesenwdrtis uno i9on
ieit etniSer 3eit fsineu Solicitor buttsu
uno oem reSuliren PeriOual Der Office
bic 3eit feblt, 3u fOlleftirsn. Gs piirbs
uns utsl 3situsrluit sripurt, weuu bic
Ssisr OOriprs6sn uur bsSublen piirOen,
sbs bic SduIO Su bod uuflduft.
aas- ahtunssuolI,
'l1a..s LIZ. Der 9erausseber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
Stabtrath.
Select Council, II. gioue

Setect Council, II. gtouember.
Das 9isalis amsnosmsnt Su Der Or.
binan, fir Die Scranton uno Safe srisl
Strabenbabn @Ompauie wuros in oisler
8eriummluus bsiiatiSt. SO idrsibt
Dor, baB bic @ompanie einsn weiteren
Bomb fir s 25, 900 binterlesen mug, ebe
iis nit Der 8ubn unfaussu ldBt; audi
ioll oisislbe innsrbalb orsi Sabren &C.
baut uno nibt on cine anoere @ompanie
uerfauft psrbeu. Yier BorlaSen fur
usbertrasuns BON Sspiien 6onos In
ben ueridisoenen Dspartements mnrOeu
pom untsrsn 3weis empfanSen nno bel
enbsiiltiser Seiung beitdtist. @hniiis
beri6tst purbeu Die Srbinan,en 5ur
YHaiteruns uon Wiprtle StraBe. 2uglor
auenus uno Sre6lsr Court, ioDie biz
5OrOsruuS bes .. @. Gusus I'M Setraa
BON $46.50. Ssm elm Yfsrb uerlsst pur'
be. DiaDOr uOn Bergen tiinoiSts in
sinsm S6reiben an. oaB er Die @rOne'
ration Der SObn W. Sumes Sintsrlai
ienidaft nit ieinem Yeto beleSt babe
neil ui6t bel ben Beiibttsern BrOtei
einssle9t wurOs; es banoelt iid nm cir
9lbsusstuuul sliiebmsnt uOn $6s.63
Da8 gstO puroe uufreht erbalten. DeI
Sabrssbsri6t bss Stabts 9ontrolleuri
wurbs perlsien. Ssne SOrlase Oss IN
teren 3weises, pelds Die Sriit Sur Se
jublun9 Der Stsuern Obne Strafauf
idlas uerldnsert, wurbe reisrirt.
yieue 8orlusen CAB es Die folsenben
Wuttbews-Dab in Dem Soruni6la
fhr naditss Subr gOriOrse setrOffsl
peroe fir StrubsuidlIosr; beitatist
S'BOple 9iuhlab Der 1908 uno 100
Steusrn Der Ct. Baul's WfetboOiitc
@smeiuOe; beilatist. DaB Die Stru
6eneinmiinounsen on Pittstou 9luenut
mo sepflnitert wiro. in fabrbarsn gu
itanb seiest weroen beitdtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
Bon Der Sdbfette.


fen truS SrsO. 9aaunsr uon SidOrp
StraBe SumitaS elm uerrsuftss Ssin
uno S9rammen oouon.
Dem @bepuar Robsrt slrmbruitsr BON
Sho @aibinstOn ausnue lit cine bOp'
petite 5reuOs Butbsil sswOrOsn, iuosm
Der Stor6 sinsn SObn uno cine Todtsr
bintsrlieB.
Srau @sorss W. S6mibt bon Sssd
StraBs wurbs um Disuitug, nod sinsm
Etausrbisnit in Der osutiben ct. Pauls
air6e, i'm WiiuOOta 5risobOf sur lssten
Rube beltattet.
Sm bOben slltsr BON 80 Sabren III
am Uiontas Pbilip alsin in ieinsr
WObnuns on Bittstou auenue ben al'
terssebre6en erlesen. @r wiro BON Der
GO9ter, Srau Sburles 9artmGnn, iibsr'
lebt.
glosrmann Sobn Il. Shmenfer une
@sOrse Roiar, Die leste 8O6e Sismlid
geidbrli6 srtrantt waren, Seben num-
msbr Der gsfsrunS sntse9en; ebsnic
idsint iid Staotratb Sreo. gBeiisr lang
Jam 3u srbOlsn.
Sn ieinsr 0Obnuus on Tiuer Strus'
ueritarb um SOnntag Oludmittus SEQ
pOlo Srans i'm 9llter pOn IA Sabren
@r pirb BON bem SObn 9ouis iiberleb
unO Die 8siissuns erfolsts am Dienital
i'm WiinoOfa 5rieobof.
Clement 8einl9snt pou Wiapls ct.
Elm Sdiiler Der ct. Marien @emsinoe
Ihule, tpurbe am Sreitas mdbreno Del
Spisles idlimm uerlsst, inOem sr ME
Oerfiel uno iid eiuen Steden in bi
/ Seite rannte. 9tah Grjtlt6er Ssban
oeluns trus man ben Snaben bsim.
Gbomus 8. Council uon oisisr Ssite
+ Der li6 als Ser. Stuaten Solbat an
me ben lisB, aber ni6t nah Sort SlO
cum sins uub oas erbaltene Sabr9sl
aud bsbielt, wuroe am Sreita9 auf oi
gntlase oss Betruss fir elm seri6tli
Dies @ri6sinsn uuter $500 Sarsi6ai
seitelt.
Der unsar Sittrr RiB. nelder DO
[ Wohenfrilt ben Paltor Sulius Sam
bOri3fD pon Meabom auenue um Saf
, en- i'm wertb uOn 500 bsitabl. na6oeu
ibn Oieier saitfreunbli6 aufssnOmmer
unb fir mebrere &ass bewirtbet bate
, lit an Samltas in Wtontcluir, u. 8.
| oin9feit Sema6t Doroen.
Der ct. Pstsrs Ssrein BON Der Si
Wtarien 8emeinbe bielt am Sonnta
nit folssnoem Reiultat Ssamtsnwat
ab: grdiioent, @barlss Bsrner; Si,
t YrdfOent, Charles MsrfsI; aOrrsir
Sstretdr, SObn Sasn; Sin. Sstrstdr
: gnton 0sinidsuf; S6asmsiitsr, So
; iepb @iosn; Eruitss, 9arpep Sentele
; WturiduI. SOiepb Utillsr; aifftsnten
: glusuit StOrnable unb Soi. 9umbsrt.
Charles, Der 27 Sabre alts SObn be-
Ssrrn Ssfur Selrissel BON @eoar sIus
nue., wslder felt ben lsstsu bier Sabrel
frdnfelte, 1T am porlestsn Wtittpo9 il
eiusm Sanatorium enblih Isinem Ssibel
srlsssn. GuBer BEN Satsr iiberlsbsl
! Jpn bic S6weltsru Carrie, 5rau Ssnrl
Sonnta9 unb Sruu Us. 9. Stspens
uub Die Sriiber Slorenee unb Robert
Die 8siiesuns erfOlSte Samitas Oia6
mittag I'm Ouumore Sriebbois, pobs
gaitor Or. SB. u. 9torbt ben Trausr
oienlt lsitete.
Sn Der ct. Miarien Stride murbel
an DOnueritas SOrmittas bur6 Pfar
rer Sobn Sbsrmuier 3wei pOblbefannt
iunss Paare gum 8unO fiir's 9sbsl
sinssIssnst. 3usrit wurbsn Srauleil
Marp Gbisl pom @soar slusnue mi
Yeneoift Strasburser uOu StuffOrl
ausnus sinseissnet, uno cine Stunol
ipdtsr erfolste Die Grauuns uOn Srdu
lsin gBilbslminu Wt. Wtidusl uOu 6ii
Strase nit @barles canning uOn @rOmr
gluenus.
SLE. z.h. Y .I.k.
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Cru6se1rkettsn isAss Rrs b hs
"Ss&SsbIatr DfNss.
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Hrof. Or. Nfihnsl Raulhnber b

-Prof. Or. Wti6uel Saulbuber BON
StruBburs LIT gum Siidof uon SpsDer
ernunut pOrOeu, oils 9ta6fOlssr Oes i'm
September usrit. Or. SouraO b. 8ui6.
= Sn @bicusO lit um MOntus unter
erbebeubsn Ssisrli9teiten bic on Wtil'
waufee Sluenue nit eiuem SOitenauf-
panOe uon $5OO,0OO srri6tste .@arl
SdurS Sodibuls" ibrer Seitimmuus
iiberSeben wOrOeu. unO sleidjeitis wur.
De osm S9ulratb pom -Sersiu Dsut'
ide Prslis, Chicago cine fir Die Sdute
bsitimmts 8hite @arl Sdurj, uon BEN
Nsw Yorter 8ilbbuusr SurI Bitter usr'
fsrtist, iibsrSsbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24

- Sas ,,BD@enbIatt" eatbdIt ben
befsn 2oiaIs s8sri&t une aIIe icnfiesS
Reaiatsiten bon SHterehe. -sar e9.00
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ObtO, stastSOItbG}


GrantS. Gbeney btlbpSrt, bae Ct Der
GItT. partner etr 8irma 8. s. Gbtutp &
60. il, ptItt 9t16Gft' In Der Stapt 5pIspO.
in pbtnstnanntsm County unO Staats tbut.
une eaB btlaatf 6irma bic Summs ppn ein.
bunbtrt Dollars fir isptn 6aa SOn
8atarrb btiabIru pire, btr purt Stn @tbraut
ppu 5all's aatarrb.Rur niti erbrilt
psrbtn fam. 6rauf 8. 9bsutp.
8tIhpprrn ppr mir uue unttr.
Sisgt. ltritbsn in msiun @tatnpart
49, am 6. Stpitmbtr u. .. 1856.
u. gB. @ltafpn, STsutltsr grtar.
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unp pirft birtft auf has BIut uub bic i6ltimi-
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A Handy Homemade Remedy
For Coughs and Colds.

A cold or cough often comes on quickly.
This simple remedy, n kept handy, Will
nip il in the bud Although inexpensive,
there Is nothing better at any price. II
usually stops "A deep seated cough In
twenty-four hours and IL splendid for
hcarseness. whooping cough, chest pains,
bronchitis. etc.
GRADUATED Sugar syrup.".........l3't o..
FiueN ...... ...,...........ss.-ss-.sss "a o.
Make a plain syrup by mixing one pint
GRADUATED Sugar and y pint OF warm
water; stir for minutes. Put III ounces
pinex ln a pint bottle and MI up with
the sugar Syrup. Take teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours.
None OF the weaker pine preparations
viii work IN this recipe Use tho real
Pinex Itself which Is the most valuable
concentrated compound OF Norway White
Pine Extra. and Is rich In an the heal
ing elements OF the pine. All druggists
have 60 OF can easily get Il on request.
This recipe makes a full pint Of un-
cQualed cough syrup-enough 70 last a
family "a long time-for only 81 cents. II
Is equally good for children and adults.
and has "a pleasing taste.
Strained honey can be used instead OF
the syrup. and makes a very fine honey
and pine tar cough syrup.
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election. Next he edited n newspaper
ia Mobile. but gave this up to become
"a professor in the Military Institute
~ Louisiana. Later he resumed his
law practise in Mobile and in 1877 he
died.
JOINED ON THE OCEAN FLOOR.
In all the strange story Of Semmes
and his two ships nothing Is stranger
than this: Not so long after the Ala
bama sank in the ocean Off Cherbourg
q modest freighter that once had been
the Confederate commerce destroyer
sumter came steaming along the coast
of France. She had been sold In Glib
raltar. turned back once more to the
line Of trade and now was known as
the Gibraltar. As she steamed along
up the coast a storm arose. The fur
ther she went the heavier were the
seas. of CherbourE. not far from
where the wreck OF the Alabama was
lying. the waves engulfed her and she
went to the bottom 70 join her famous
sister. the most noted privatecr the
world ever has known. The bones Of
the Sumter and the Alabama rest to-
gether on the bed OF the sea off Franco.
RICHARD SPtLLANE.
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vessels IN the Straits OF Sunda. HIS
appearance in the Far East forced
nearly all the American vessels III
Chinese waters to lay up.
II is remarkable that the Alabama
escaped capture in the straits OF Sun-
da The United states warship Wyo-
ming was not far distant when Semmes
burned the ships there. but somehow
the wyoming missed him.
CHERBoURG.
The game in the Far East was not
worth the candle, Semmes thought ana
after capturing a few more vessels he
turned back and made for the Cape OF
Good Hope From there he turned
north toward Europe and, after burn
ing two vessels, the Tycoon and ROCK
lngham. he anchored on June II, 1854
al Cherbourg. France. In his cruise
thus far he had destroyed So ships.
The Alabama was in bad condition.
Her engines needed overhauling, her
bottom was foul and the copper was
dropping from her huh in sheets. The
arrival OF the famous commerce de-
strover created a great sensation In
France II created another sensation
that was not good for Semmes, In
the harbor OF Flushing was the United
states steamship Kearsarge. Capt
arrived at Cherbourg the Kearsarge
was hurrying from Flushing, Capt
Winslow having received advtces OF the
arrival Of the privateer. on the 18th
the Ke1rsarge appeared on Cherbourg
Cant VInslOw being careful not 20 60
inside. as that would permit the Ala
bama. when she departed, TO have "a
hours start.
The Alabama was a trine smaller
than the Kearslrge. but the two boats
were near enough in tonnage and arm
amhnt 20 make them practically equal
and Scmmes was perfectly willing TO
fight Promptly on the arrival of the
Kcarsarge he announced his intention
of engaging that vessel and little
after 10 o'clock on the morning OF
Sunday. June 10 he sailed out TO battle.
Never. perhaps, was there sea hght
more remarkable than that between the
Alabama and the kearsarge. Special
trains brought thousands OF sight
seers from Paris and the country
around. while practically all the popu-
Iation OF Cherbourg gathered on the
heights above the town or In the upper
stories OF houses commanding a view
of the sea Dozens Of vessels were
crowded with persons who wanted a
closer view of the contest The French
varshlp Couronne followed the Ala
hama out. There was an English yacht,
the Decrhound, just behind the Cou-
rome -.--,.,.,
The Kcarsargo was lying about seven
miles Off shore. and when, at 1850. the
two rivals were within "a mile Of each
other the Alabama opened the battle
with a broadside. The two ships circled
gradually drawing nearer and nearer
Seven times they made the circle. The
fire Of the Kearsarge was slower but
more effective than that OF the Ala-
hama Early I'm the action a she'll from
the Alabama struck the keai sarge IN
vulnerable spot but failed 10 explode
Th,, shells Of the kearsargc did heavy
execution. one entered the port Of the
Aiabama's S-inch gun and killed a por-
tion Of the crew. Another entered the
yyardroom. where the surgeon was OF
Grating on a wounded man, exploded
and blew a hole through the ship, For
one hour and ten minutes the two YES
sells fought Then. when the Alabama