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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

IT does our soul good to zee our farm
ers get good prices for the fruits Of their
labor. If anybody Oh Gods green earth
deserves to prosper it is the farmer
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

CHINA has chopped eighteen more
heads on account of the Chekung hor
TOR.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

question of time as
I could not be cured.
l gradually grew
worse, very weak,
and completely dis
couraged, until I
lived, propped half
up in bed, because l
couldn't lie dOsCss
nor sit up. Think
ing my time had
come l told my fam
lily what 1 wanted
done when / was
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

THE Savannah News suggests that the
Atlanta police might find Wih Myers
with Brown Allen dow on the Midway
Plaisance if they were to look real close.
From all accounts, both are such jolly
sports that they would never think of
going away from the city until they had
taken in all the sights and captured the
Atlanta detectives.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

THEY say it costs $50, 900 to bring out
a society bud in New York, and man
without cent usually plucks her.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

THE goldbug organs have been con-
te aiding that the law of supply and de-
m and regulates the price of cotton. If
tina be true, how do they account for
the fact that the staple lost cent a
poui ,d in price, in two or three days, in
face of the fact that the crop is notOri-
ously athird short? Nothing could more
clearly demonstrate that the price of cot
ton is controlled by speculation. The
lambs ar e now slowly recovering from
the recen fleeing. VIII the poor old
south never learn these yankee tricks
and steer cl, EAR of the traos set by Wall
street?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

THE Macon Telegraph hastens to deny
that it meant anything when it said that
1.-The present financial system has no
friends and to reaffirm its allegiance to
the single gold standard in the present
campaign. We express our sorrow at
having even so much as intimated that
cur brother gave evidence of friendlier
attitude towards the democracy of the
south. With apologies for having ex>
pressed hope that the Telegraph would
develop stronger feeling of sympathy
for its own people, We withdraw from the
controversy. AS we pass out, we pause
long enough to kiss our hand to the dear,
good man and wish him well always
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

The straw hat has me: the over,oat.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

SECRETARY HoKE SMITH had an ap-
pointment to speak at Arlington Satur-
day, but nobody had any goldbug fits in
that community that day. Colonel Jess
Walters had been asked to be there and
reply to the secretary, and the latter gen
tleman postponed his engagement, If
we remember correctly, Jess made 'that
tired feeling take possession of the
goldbugs in old Calhoun on former
occasion.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

A KANSAS CITY dispatch tells that DR..
Mamie A. Stevens, local physician, has
brought suit for divoI 90 from Ralph Ste
VEINS, we'll to do Wichita farmer, charg-
ing, among other things, that he laid
around and would not help get the meals.
To properly understand the situation it
is necessary to bear in mind that Dr..
Mamie is a new woman. She thinks she
is Just about "emancipated." All she
likes is the privilege of unrestricted suf~
frage.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-10-30

gone. But on To first day of March on
the recommendation Of Mrs. Fannie Jones,
of Anderson, Ind [ commenced taking
DIR. Miles EetO +tsrc for the Heart
and wonderful to ell, in ten days l was
working at light wck and on March 10 com
menced framing q barn, which is heavy
work, and l hav'nt lst day since. am Sc
years old, 6 #. "a irhes and weigh 25OIDs.
4 5eIjeCe 4 CE7ss fssLIy cared, and
1 am now only ankles that everyone shall
know of your wonde.ul remedies"
Dyesville, Ohio. SuAs FARLEY.
DR.. Miles Heart Gun is sold on a positive
guarantee that the int bottle will benefit.
All druggists sell it All, bottles for s. or
it will be sent, prepaid on receipt of price
by the DR.. Miles Medal Co., Elkhart, Ind.
DR.. Miles Eeart Cure
ReSbres Health
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
WANTED
WANTEIl

WANTED, A WILLING girl for general houseworls. IA aps6 ftt 55 WOOSTER STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
Polls Wonderland Theater.

As the week wanes interest seems to increase in the sensational exhibition which Don Juan Caicedo is giving on the wire at the Wonderland. Everyone seems possessed with a desire to see what Is undoubtedly the most mar velous exhibition of skill in this partic- ular line that the world has ever wit messed. The capacity of the house will undoubtedly be taxed at the remaining performances, as 1t has been all the week. The vaudeville features are like- wise attractive. The Donovans are ex- cruciatingly funny in their lively inter- change of Celtic wit, and they intro- duce new wrinkles at every perform ance. Mir. Thorne and Miss Carleton, the Lamoynes, and the other artists, make lots of fun with their clever spec ialties, so that the whole entertainment is prolific of the 1iveliest amusement for any audience. A splendid attrac- tion has been secured for next week in the beautiful Creole girls. who have created a sensation with their spec tacular Advertisement in ALittle Chris topher."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
On Fire and Abandoned,

New oYrk, April 25.-The steam yacht Oneida, which arrived here to-day from Nassau, N. F., reports that when off Hatteras the bark William H. Dietz, Captain Wakeley, from Brunswick, Me-, for Philadelphia, was sighted on fire and abandoned. This is probably the vessel reported by the steamer Dunbeth, which arrived at Norfolk yesterday. The Oneida subsequently, fell in with the schooner William Frederick, Bruns- wick for Philadelphia, having aboard the officers and crew of the Dietz. They reported that the Dietz was waterlog- ged and she was fired to prevent her being a menace to navigation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
ARR YOu A TOBAOCO sLAVR !

nO you want to quit this practice? You 1-P ought to do it for the sake of your heart, your Nerves, your Lungs. Every chew, every smoke. hurts you. if you want to stop there will be struggle and you will fail unless you have help. "GOOD-BY' will do it easily, tho- roughly No experiment., no fake, no lnjuryy A sure. safe, speedy cure Try 1t, it will nod fail. Write to The Antinicotine Co, Derby, Conn.,, or call on or address A. M. TQRBEEs
 apA If sS2 Grand Ave-, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
Grand Opera House.

]
 There was a great scare among the
 depositors of the wrecked bank, Percy and Harold, last evening at the Grand opera house, but the officials were en- abled to secure a. large loan and the
 bank will be open this evening and to-
 morrow afternoon and evening for bus
 mess "A Run on the Bank" has
 proved farcical success the present
 season, and it is one of the best farce comedies that have been seem here this
 season. The piece is full of many
 pleasing songs and dances. Messrs.
 Ward and Vokes are well known to the
 theater going public, having been with Tony Pastor for many years and thus need no introduction. Their rich hu- nor never fails to arouse an audience. The piece has been materially brighten ed since it's presentation here Q short time ago, and now ranks with the best of the farce comedies of the day.
 Some very enjoyable musical mum bers are introduced during the three acts. The supporting company is above the average. Miss Gilbertie Learock as Meia Man. female book agent, was most acceptable, and Clara Belle as Harty Writer well portrayed her role. The musical part of the entertainment included MT. Blaney in original special ties. Mr. Jerome gave several pleasing musical parodies. Mark Sullivan gave many limitations of famous actors.
 fMrT. Wilnlot Eckert and Miss Emma Berg in duets from various operas, and Miss Nellie Daily in neat dance pleas ed all. Others in the company wothy of special note are Marguerite Daily, Wakes Inez, Rae and Daisy Dudley.
 Crowded houses will no doubt be the rule the remainder of the week. "A Run on the Bank" matinee on Satur-, day.
 Denman Thompson and George Ry- er's we'll known drama, ''The Two Sis-, ters," will be presented on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, next week. It is a neat, clean, enjoyable play throughout, we'll cast and beautifully staged, and the characters and scenes introduced are true pictures of New York life, presented naturally and effectively with true and abundant humor. The story ol the plty IS LuiI pL strung HuihteiA lh- terest and Is told with good taste, and in this respect it is much in ad- vance of the slipshod, impossible pro- ductions that regularly invade the do- main of society melo-drama. The au- thor forgets that it Is a make-believe af- fair and enters into the spirit as though all that transpired was actual and of personal interest. It ranks among the most beautiful and healthy produce tions of the present day. 1.-Two Sis- ters" matinee Wednesday,.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
ENTERTAINMENT.
Hvnerion.

Edward Harrigan and his clever company will appear next Thursday night, May ?. The play to be presented will be Harrigan's latest success, "The Major" a comedy which has been doing enormous business at his home theater for the past three months. Dave Bra ham has again excelled himself in the music of this play, producing, as in the past, songs which have become the whistling craze of the season. John Wild Mrs. Annie Yeamans, and Mag gle Murphy Pollock are still with the company. Sale of seats opens Monday.
 Roland Reed will be seen in "The Pol itician" or 'The Woman's Plank" on Saturday evening, May 4.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
AUCTION SALE
THREE DAVIS ONLY.

YFHHE prices marked on chamber suits at our 1 big reduction sale, April 25, 26 and 27t will make your pocketbook smile.
 THE BOWDTrCH FURNITURE CO., a28 St l00 to 106 Orange Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 APRIL 90.
DEATHS.

SUN RISES. 458I MooH SETS, HIaH WATER, SUN SETS, 643 9'oo E:OO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
Gaa1rts.

One Cent a Word each insertion, five cents Word for full Week. seven times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
geaI Estate.

FOR RENT, TYIRST floor No. 78 William street. from H May lst. Call on B. |. LAMBERT. ap25 3tt SIS Chapel streets
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT, DRICK house, 106,York Square, 10 roomss ID $50 per month. B. c. LUM, a24Ht New Haven Savings Bank.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
g>eaI gstate.
ROR SALE

FOR SALE, HOUSE, 156 Cedar Hill Avenue. Inquire h l5O CEDAR HILL AVENUE. mhi8 2m+
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
YOUR sATTsFACTION

ITS contagiousit has spread--new faces tell u us how deep it has 'sstruck i'm"
 LINSLEY, ROOT & CO, ap22 4 26 Hard Wnse HustlaFSss
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26

FLY TIME ISN'T HERE YET, DUT you'd better let us make up youE ID screens aud doors before the rush of both flies and business.
 LINSLEY, ROOT G CO, ap22A26 83 Broadway.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26

sAGE-In this city, April 25, Frederic Hollis ter Sage.
 Funeral services will be held at his late resi- dence, 42 College street, on Saturday at p m. 2tt
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
AUCTION SALE.

DAN or shine, Kentucky horses, gl car- hJ riage horses; single and ID atched paiSss some suitable for ladies to drive; golden opI portunity. Rem ember the date, Monday April 29th, at ? o'clock P. m., at Hubinger Bros' stables, Elm street, near Elm City park. The horses can be seen at the above stablest and every horse must be as represented oH money refunded 24 hours trial given.
 ap263ts 0. A, HQTCHklSas
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
WHAT YOTT WANfT
HALN nflZEN

VXYIDH-AWAKE, pushing men can feaun of w paying Job by WpitnG, stating lAgt end ployment, tO PUSH,
 a22eod 4b Courier OfficN
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
AUCTION SALE

HOUSEHOLD goods at 15 Sylvan avenue, HI Friday, April 26, 10 q. nl.; Piano, furniiT ture, carpets, feather beds, pictures, croek@ &c n24 3tt R. B. MALLORY, Auctioneer. t
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-01-02

Patent aen watch bow fastener,
har 4 dagarne erhallts af Erick j.
#Swedlund Atwater.
Fran Little Falls meddelas att RI.
K Carlson var i torsdags utsatt for den
olyckan att fa sin h6gra arm afbruten.
Han var sysselsatt deryarande pap
persbruk, och timade olyckan, da han
passerade ett trangt pass mellan ma
skinerieti fabriken.
En- hurtig sjuaring. Under skrid-
skoakning 1 en- si0 i tralSten af Alexan-
dria rakade hiirom dagen den sexarige
Teodor Bordsen komma vattnet, och
hade utan tvifvel drunknat ON Ell Law
renee Aaker, siu iir gammal, kommit
honom TIL undsattning och lyekats
.riidda honom.
Statens anstalter Styrelsen for
statens barmhertighets- cch korrek-
tionsanstaltef askar EFT statsanslag AT
SSl4, 050, f0rdeladt salunda; d0fstumme-
instituted S6, 600: skolan f0" blinde $l5,-
600; idiothemmet Slo5 800; barnhem-
met $3S, 400; reformskolan ST., 900; re-
formfitngelset $l7400o.
Innebrand blef juldagen Hans So
derbeck, bosatttre mil vester ON Rock
Creek. s., hvilken vid tillfallet var
ensam hemma, tros ,hafva lagt sig med
rokpipan munnen SAINT salunda an
tandt sangkladerna. Mar Gamiliemed-
lemmarne kommo hem funno de att boz
|ningshusetstod i lagor och raddningen
kom for sent
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-01-02

said fabrik. -. Assignee M. r..
Nelson salde torsdags Royal Sewing
Machine Co.'s fahrik Rockford. ILL.,.
med inventarier, utestaende fordrinpar
m. M. till Gilbert Woodruff for 81, 800.
Fabriken ar en- al de st0rsta och statli-
caste staden. Manga af vara lands
man voro delegare densamma. -R. r.
Forlust genona eldsvada. Eds
vada 6delade i fredags morse Lawlers
hotell och EFT nargransande stadsqvar-
ter Waterbury, Conn, anstallande en-
f6rlust pa $4,000. En- lagkarl, S. S.
Nay fran st. Paul. som uppeh0ll sig
der i staden och for en- rattegang och
var bosatt ett al dc brinnande husen,
skulle radda nagra handlingar, men
h6ll dervid pa att blifva innebrand.
Han utf0rdes medvetsl6st tillstand.
Arresterad forbrytare. Charles
Ross, hvilken London, England, gjort
sig skyldig till f6rfalskning of $50, 600
SAINT sedermera rytiit till Amerika, ar
resterades lordagsi St. Louis af nagra
Chicago-detektiver Percy Sanderson.
BRITISH konsul New York, hade fatt
kannedom om att Ross vistades Mis-
souri,, hvadan detektiver uts;ndes for
att uppspara honola, hvilket ocksa som
sagdt lyckades. Han holl sig nemli-
gen dold hos sin bfoder ST. Louis,
hvars hus nogsamt yaktades af detekti-
yer tills de hade honpm fallan.
Lexow-komiteen, F. d. poliskap-
ten j. L. Stephenson New York,
hvilken genom Lexow- ow-komitensunder
s0kningar blifvit 0fverbevisad ON att
ha tagit mutor, dgmdes den 26 dec.
till 3 ars och manaders straffarbete
Sing Sing SAINT $1,000 boter Juryn
fam honom nemligen skyldig att fran
en- handlande Martin N. Edwards hafva
i mutor mottagit nagra korgar persi--
kor, varderade till S3b. ON Stephen.
son fangelset iakttager godt nppfo.
rande, kommer hans strafftid att
f6rminskas med III mahader S. ar
den f0rste af de inom poliskaren al
Lexow komiten anklagade, som salunda
erhallit slit valfortienta strait.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-01-02
Aug. College g. Theol. Sem.

Till den exegetiska teologien h6r vi
dare helig filologi eller sprakstudium.
Till ett ratt forstand uti den heliga
skrift ar det ej af ovasentlig betydelse,
att vara f0rtrogen med de sprak, oil
hvilka den ursprungligen affattades.
Mangen anser dock sin favitsko, att
en- kunskap de d6da spraken ar Aide
les on0dig och att It'd anv;ind pa deras
inlarande Dir forspild. En- sadan tanke
tillbakavisas dock pa det bestamdaste.
Ingen m6da torde rikligare belonas an
den, som nedlagges vid inlarandet af
de heliga spraken. F0rst sedan man
nagot litet fors0kt dervidlag, kan man
CORA sig EFT nagorlunda ordentligt be-
grepp ON den stora hjelp till en- diupa-
re och klarare inblick uti skpiftens
sanningar, som kannedomen ON dess
originalsprak erbjuder. Ordens diupa
innehall, saregna betydelse och fna
Observation-Disclosures ar det manga fall
omojligt att pa nagot lefvande sprak
en- 0fversattning noggrant och fullstan-
digit atergifva. Derf0r ju mera pastorn
och sjalas0rjaren grafver denna guild.
grufva, desto mera skall han istandsat-
tas att ur nadens skattkammare kunna
inf5r sin hjord frambara bade pytt och
gammalt, och hans yerksamhet saledes
kr0nas med rikligare framgang och
valsignelse. De sprak pa hvilka bibeln
ursprungligen skrefs aro det hebreiska
lat cl/ NJ
gamla testamentet och det senare nya
testamentet Eft par stallen 9. test
Aro f6rfattade pa kaldeiska spraket.
De feste hafva redan fore slit intrade
seminariet gjort bekantskap med gre
kernas tungomal; dock genomgas en-
kurs lagarne for den nytestamentliea
grekiskan. Hela nya testamentet 6f-
versailles, dels till syenska och dels till
engelska. Hebreiskan ar for de fieste
en- okand van till dess de kommit inom
seminariets hank och st6r. Kursen
delta sprak omfattar inlarandet af dess
allmannaste lagar SAINT 0fyersattning.
For graduation fordras allmanhet att
hafva genomgatt fjerdedelen af gamla
testamentet, SAINT en- kort skriftlig
kommentar Diver ett derur af den stu
derande sielf valdt stycke, som dock
icke far understiga ett visst angifvet
omfang.
Eft annat med filologien beslagtadt
anne ar biblisk arkeologi -eller form
kunskap. Denna gren af var veten.
skap har tillsuppgift att lemna en- re-
dogdrelse for de bibeln omtalade och
for datida f6rhallanden saregna lagar
pch f6rordningar, seder och bruk, guds-
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-01-02

tjenst, bildning, knltur, sk6n konst,
heliga tider cch mera sadant. Delta
ar EFT bade ganska intressant och laro-
rlkt amne, som val f6rtienar att med
uppmarksamhet studeras. Den for det
samma arvisade ti6en ar dock nastan
for knapphandigt tilltagen for att CORA
full rattvisa derat. Det samma kunde
ock sagas ON atskilliga andra laroam-
men.
summarizing harmed kunna vi ju
ock namna biblisk geograf. Denna fa
dock studiosi pa egen hand CORA sig
fortrogna med och sedan infinna sig
hos lararen och tentera. N. j. w N.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-01-02
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
Gustavus Adolphus College.

Examina aro nu 0fverstokade och de
studerande hafva likt bisvarmen fugit
ut ur boet. En- del hafva gait hem, an
dra julia hos sina vanner andra ater-
igen hafva gait astad att med Guds
ords predikan betjena vakanta forsam
lingar. Mindre an EFT halft dussin STAN
ma qvar pa skolan.
En- mans och en- fruntimmersqva
tett hafva planerat en- sangarresa un-
der helgen.
Herr w. w. Thomas Jr, giistade
var CODA stad ST. Peter tisdagen den
18 dec. Affarsmannen staden hade
f0ranstaltat en- mottagning for honom
pa Nicollet House. En- latt supe SER
verades. PA aftonen h6ll han ett pr;ik-
tigt tai Diver slit favoritamne Sweden
and the Swedes' vi hade v;tntat Sc
honom f0liande dag vid skolan. under
hvars auspicier f0relasningen hollis,
men hans resplan f6rhindrade delta.
Varterminen b0rjas vid skolan den
10 nastkommande jan. Intradesexami-
ma hallas onsdagen den jan. Hoppas
att manga nya anmitla sig for denna
termin. Kommen i god It'd. Forst
till qvarnen, f0pst malet. Vara stude-
rande som f6rut bevistat skolan torde
godhetsfullt observera, att vi b0rja
lektionerna pa utsatt It'd torsdagen d.
10 jan. Pa aftonen samlas skolan h6r-
salen att lyssna till en- frammande tala-
re, som blifvit inbiuden for det tillfal-
let. Kommen ALA i god It'd.
En- af vara f0rra studerande A. w.
Quist, son till hr N. Rosenquist Scan
dian Grove, brorson till paste: Fl. p.
Quist, har en- langre It'd varit krasslig
och illamaende. Natten mellan onsda-
gen och torsdagen den 1870 december
slacktes hans lifljus sa oformarkt att
ingen huset markte nagot f0rran pa
morgonen, da han fans d6d. Han dog
i slit foraldrahem. Hvilken naming
till oss ALA att vara beredda. Mar man
genoms0kte hans effekter fam man i
hans bibel, som han f1itigt brukat, ett
forordnande att af hans qyarlatenskap
skola ett tusen ISL, ,000) dollars skarkas
at Gustavus Adolphus College SAINT ett
tusen till missioner. vi sakna mera
detaljerad uppgift. Hans begrafning
egde rum den AIDE sondagen Advent
den 23 dec. 4 Scandian Grove. Huru
taeksamina vi kama oss for gafyan
kunna vi Ell med nagra penndrag ut.
trycka. Mera hirom harnast
L6jtnant John "A. Lundeen, son till
J. p. Lundeen harstades, nn tjenstg0-
rande vid Fort McHenry, Baltimore,
Nd, har sandt till skolan en- julklapp
pa femtio dollars. Han studerade en-
It'd vid ST. Ansgars Academy East
Union. Eft hederligt svenskt tack a
skolans och konferensens vagnar till
var arade landsman och krigare. Delta
ar icke forsta gangen han sa valvilligt
ihagkommit skolan.
Ma skolans vankrets vaxa, och ma
hon ALT mer utveckla sig till hvad hon
bor vara: en- stad pa berget, ett lius i
m0rkret, Guds namn till pris!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-01-02
DA KoT A..

Pa branvinets konto. John Tor
gerson, lokalagent FOR John Paul Lum-
ber Company Egan, S, D., arrestera-
des torsdags pa anklagelse att fran
bolaget ha lorsnitlat ISL zoo. Torger-
son har pa senare tidan fort ett oor-
dentligt och supiet lafnadssatt, och ar
delta anledningeH PIP hanz f0rfalL
De fattige fh6gkonne. Jllafto.
nen utdelades bland den fattiga befolk-
ningsn Huron, S, d., stora qvantite-
ter bransle, klader, k0tt och andra lirs-
f0rnodenheter, hvaribiand omkring
g. 600 pund mj0l, hyilket alltsammans
blifvit insamladt af stadens sondags-
skolbarn. Eft stort fBrrad finnes fort
farande pa hand fiirdigt att utdelas pa
reqvisition.
En- brottning med tjufvar.
County Auditor J. a. Fowles Canton,
S. D., hade harom natten pahelsning
af nagra tjufvar som iimnade lagga be-
Stag pa en- st0rre summa penningar,
som de visste honom hafva forvarad
sitt hem, men han uppyacktes of deras
buller imam de hunnit bemasbiga sig
nagot af varde, och en- brottnng upp-
stod, som slutade med att tjufvarno to-
go till harvlrjan och nydde.
Forklarade valde. Domstolen
Edmunds county, S. D., hade anbefalt
ny summering Of r0stsedlarne vid sena-
ste valen derstades. En- sadan egde
rum den 25 december, hyarvid det vi
sade sig att La Claire, republican. blif-
Wit valid till State Attorney med r0-
sters 0fvervigt Diver Wells, fusionist,
och Parmley, republican, valid till
county domare med ) rosters 6fyervigt
ofver Healy, populst Republikaner-
mas respective motkandidater hade
f0rut vid r6stsummeringen erhallit
r0st6fvervigt
Mord brannare. Eft f6rs0k att
sAtta affarsdelen af staden Webster s.
D., i brand gjordes en- dag fora vec-
kan. Eldsv5da uppstod nemligen pa
qvallen ett tomt hus, beiaget mellan
tva stora affarshus tilTh9riga JohnNor-
ton och Chilson & Haugen. Elden
upptacktes dock It'd och slacktes utan
att anstalla nagon aahnyard skada.
Under-villervalla bortstais fran Nor
ton handelsvaror till cttIvarde af S4OO.
Dessa funnos sedermera hos nagra per.
soner, hvilka arresterades sslsom anstif-
tare af branden. Bland ldessa befinna sig
Adolf Black och Ludwig Becker.
Fran Salem, Nc Cook Co., s. d.
Emedan inga meddelanden synas fran
denna trakt will jag lata tidningens la
sare veta, att fastan vi hems0kts af ett
hardt ar pa grund ai en- felsfagen grU-
da under f0rliden sominar, har Herren
hittills uppehallit oss, fastan det ar
h;irdt for manga. Den harda tiden har
dock icke kunnat iaga karleken ur de
pr0fvades hjertan. Det beyisar den Of.
verraskning, som undertecenad var f0.
RENAL for af Lutherska Salem f0rs. for.
liden iulqvall, da en- god julqvallsmal.
It'd bestods och on gafya at kontanter
$3.50 5fverlemn AIDES pa EFT sarskildt
satt till mig, under det diakonen A. G
Anderson nagra hjertliga ord tolka
de, att de pa delta satt Vile visa sin
larare den karlek de haae till honom
SAINT uppmuntra hoaorn. Att sa har.
da tider astadkom1a sa mycket var
sannerligen :ett karleksoffer. Julda.
gen hade vi god vaderiek, hyarfor vid
.iul0tfan -det val uf,.,l vst4 Efanas,lat va,