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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
Saimois.

Dommer glifforb / Circuit Court i
gbicasO bar ubnaunt en- Receiuer for
nSainois Staatss 3eituns Co.," l1o.
siuere at gbicasos albite tplfe Npis.
&sceiueren bIep ubnRont paa Spfors
bring al Gbicaso National Bant, en- at
&~ompaniets Rrebitorer. JON / &stten
fremlasoe en- Dom mob &ompaniet for
$~al,586.3O. equitable Eruit So. ouers
tOs itruts iom Betprer geiooeIien at
&ompunists Rontor os Erptteri i
vStauts: 3situns" gpsninsen paa
@aibinstOn ct. os Giftb @ue. vSainOis
Stuuts= 3eituns" feirsbe fibltIeben Npril
fit 5o.aarise SubiIaum. Da Rompa=
MET bIeu in~forporeret, bar Nttietupitalen
fafiut til 500, 600, os ~efterat Rompas
MET / 1875 bauoe fpttet til fit nu~erenbe
3ofaIe bIeu ben forget til $500, 900.
@n flor Del at bisie Nttier bOIoes at
BOet efter ufbsoe linton s. 5sfns, tib=
lisere &ompaniets Breiioent.
Col. Amos GburIes Babcod hpoe
esrbus Gften II Mur summel. 5 ben
beueseoe Glib i 6emtiaarene ipiuebe gabs
cod en- fremifubt politiif &o1e / Suinois
9an fob 9incoIn ner os par en- at bans
bebte 8enner.
-@n norif 5aanbperter peb Napn
Aron Samuelien / Chicago, Meblem al
K. of p, ifulbe optases / benne 9oses
treble 9rao; men be mpitiife @eremOnier
tOs iaalebes paa bans 3isrne, at ban
miifsbe fin 6Oritunb os MATTE unber
9essbebanblins; gan bsbe os b,eu be.
srapet ! Ssnoass. Nu uil @nten an.
! lesse @rftatninssisssmaaI mob 9Osen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
Sra sSresuo 60, Sal.

Otter buab Dor sooe Ben vDaniteren"
meboeler, bomber bet NOT lite iaa ii9lben,
at Wenis5 eosfoltene paa be forifeaise
Steber ueb uisie 2~eilisbeoer tase Yrefes
bolisen / Beitooelle for at Operraite be1s
BebOere. Saaoant ffete osiaa Der /
Cation Ssnoasen ben 27oe Sanuur.
Oct par ben Dag min putrues Gpbielss
bag, o9 uoen at ri bauoe fuaet bet minbite
Nps berom, uar bet blepet bsltemt at
o%usrraifs Os i ben AnIsbnins. 8i baube
@uostieneite ON 6Ormicoussn usb feb
panlis Gio, os eftsr preoiten, mems
SIutninsslalmerne bleue iunsne, iaua
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
Steer og Snife til
biQiQe Yriier.

5armsrs os andre. lOn snife at pIante
SrGer og BUTTE MI | 6oraaret, ffuue
laa Jig iammen os orbre bet oirstte fra
ct @%artneri, iaa be tunne faa bet lenbt
unoer ct, buorueb be tunne lite oIeue
lpare 5rasten men os fau beres 8arer
til Snotebspriisr.
vi pil ielse til benz, iom ororer paa
benne Naabe til fsIsenoe Briler:
9@bletr9er fra 6 til IL @ents Stpftet
YlumtrGer fra IL til Is {.
Sinranter fra 5 til 8 c.
StittelsbarititIinssr fra S til
&ibs Os 8rumbar fra l til Q c.
SorobGr for 25 c. pr. bunbrebe.
Eoler 6 til Is c. Stpttet.
Sfpgaetraer os pIanter fra 6 til 90
Gents Stpttet.
Striu eitsr fri RataIos ouer $50 fors
ifeuise Grust os Srnamenttreer os
BIanter. Snsen asenter, insen eommiss
fon. nnoerretnins en- ben rette Utaaoe
at plante til bper Reber.
9uif at p bette Blab, naar Oe
lencer Oeres Orber.
Bopnton Nurieries,
SbiOcton, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

million ON, at bet bar bebit, ban peb
Baffens WcotaseIie u~nberisste bsns
SnbboIb. Da beifor patten antom,
bIeu ben aabnet / OperpGr of BoiimeIfes
rem. og en- ToIbembebsmanb bleu berpaa
unbsrrettet. 9tu bar Mr. Dap sennem
oenne gmbebsmanb fat 1nbsrretnins
ON, at for at fomms | 8eiibbelle af giz
sarerne uiI bet uGre nsbusnbist for bum
at betaIe Golb, WuItt os SnternaI Re<
peuue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
9misbt, 81.

Set ilaar piit nappe fell, buer Sang
man faar ct Npbeosblab / 6anbe, at
man Iaier ON ulpttestiIfelbe paa en-
euer anben Maube. os enoeIis UsbsfaIo
bpurpeb ri blipe minbebe ON bette Gins
Tortrantelisbsb.
= 2erous ben Is. 6sbr. ON Morse.
men ueO s=Eioen uur samIe Mortenien
ube at iunte &uI, oe uiIoe iuit uenoe biem
meb fin fpIbte @at. ba ct Cog tom bag
fra os ilpnsebe Lam bspibftlss til Sors
ben. -2asens grtIarins lpber paa Of
bans Giltanb er betentelis. Esben
baube uiit eiebIitteIis fulst efter. ON
lite 6uIietten bauoe taset noset al Stss
oct. 8 Ribben ere bretfebe, Mnfstst
lemt tiIrebt. @amle Mcrtenien er
gift meb Wrs. 5. u. 9ariens Mober os
tom hertil / gfteraaret. De boebe en-
so MlI paa Cen onben Sibe Chicago.
Canine Dag PED llsGiben tom en- pn9re
Manb til Stabe. San uiIbe iuit saa
ouer en- Crossing, ba en- S%wibbercar
taitebe bam beuioitIss til Sorben. 6O>
pebet % &pssen bIsp ilemt torfaaet;
men 3aserne meme bog intet er bretfet
os bans 9ip uoen Tare. Den unse
Wanb par / Rwistt for at beiese SIests
hinge. ban tom fra OfIaboma os ifulbs
til Snbiano at 6arme; men fit forelsbis
JorfaIb. San sr gift meb en- Ssiter
til Brebrene Sucobien iQwisbt os Oms
esn. Genne 6amilie ipnes at blips
prsuet / be fbfe Nur, for nplis bsbe
beres samle Wober. On lille Bise bar
De, iom bar uaret baarlis / aarepis i bet
enc Sen, uiit / MnteIen2 @n Glib iaa
bet ub iom ON Barnet ifuIbe bIiue 6rsb=
ling, men Tan oa nu saa uben &rptts.
gnbuiosre bar en- Brooer til Mers.
gbr SucObien. Mr. u. Sobien, mifei
oeres lille Datter (oen eneite Pise.) So
milien Sobien ere Weolemmer al ben
banlfs RetObiitmenisbeo / Gwisbt. 81
bape itaast peb fere at beres Sores
Baare, men bet par piif bet tunsete,
beres eneite Datter? Stebets Brait.
pafor Nnoerisn, taIte paa Danif euer
~rettere Nrrit. Dan minbebe ON Or
oeue: v9errsn gap, 9erren tos, 5errens
Napn pRre lopet."
Den enseIite 8Onsresationalprelt par
osIua til Steoe Os taIte paa @nseIif, ei
Ear enseIite Sprseiunse bleus iunsue,
bpiltet par meset rerenoe.
- paltor S. so. 9anien prabitsoe
Bethel Strife 2irsoa9 9liten ben 7. feb
pan tom fra en- Iansere Wisfonsrelle
- Senoas ben ~. 6ebr. bauoe d
Bslps al stud. theol. s. 9anlsn ira
Den snsslite YrateitOIe i @blcaso. 9ar
prapiteoe 6Ormiobns os alten. .. tts'
CAT for Seieset, iaa me3et mere Do D
er uben taft YrGlt for Chen.
%. 3. Nsrreluno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
g. 9atpta.

Ssnbas Gftermiobas uatte bet lite
rinse Optst Siour falls, at Deputp
Sbsriff 9aul Meper bIsp beIast meb
Arrsft at Dc fsbsruIe Mpnbisbeber. Mns
Hagen imOb Meper lpoer paa, at ban
bat label en- Torenebe Staters Sanoe
unbOiss fra 6ensilet, efts, at ban At benns
bapSe mOotaset 500 iOm getoIina
for bsnne 8sIpilie. Weper ftiaebe gors
gen for $1,000, Os hans sag piI TONNE
op til 8ebanbIins 6sberaIrettens MpriIs
termin.
- Den nps Sop for NsblesseIie af
gilOt, itriuss fra 5nron, ipnss at bIiue
bploet at Sportsmanb oper beIe Stateu.
Den saar fattiif uo paa be famine Be-
itemmelier, iom / Fere aar bar uaret an=
bsfalet Of SpbsD utotas ,,Gun Clubs
Os SpOrtsforsniuser, Os, MebIemmer af
bisle Orsaniiationer iaapsIlom geuntp
Clubs pil bieIpe til meb at Ie Qouens
efterleuet. @n at 2opens gefemmeIler
er. at fremmebe Sesere, for at nebIaese
Dpr os 5usls SposD atota, ifaI betale
en- 2icenie al $25. GOIt, iom paatrefs
fes tiIifoDs men Sastrebfaber / 6rebs
ninsstioen, ifal bebanOIes iom Ouers
treoere al 2ouen. Straffen for Oper=
trebsIie af SastIOusn..er ftrsns os inb=
b%efatter baabe 6ansieI. MuItt Oe Sab
at Sastreo ifaberne. Den aabne Nars=
tio for Breriebsns, Iarfusl, Talaner
oiu. er fra lite Sept. til lite San, for
Wnbsr, 8es os 8anbfusls ira lite
Sept. til life Mai. Ut ienbe 0iIbt ut
at Staten er forbnbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

Sc iom ielu s past, ct sss's'nss
% De, iOm snffe at befri 0snnsr fra
famine afitpeIise 5psOOm, fan srbolOe
ct ufeiIbart, %uftabsIist Os biuist Mih-
bel, Der er blsuen prsuet i Is Nar. Oct
fan siues bemmsIist. Gufnopis er.
blepne furersbe i fine 6iem. Breu ues
5rimarte beiuares ftrats.
6. W. NIoenfeu,
Dixon, Lee Co, Illinois.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
81 Saf0ta.

j.. q. Dap / 9srmiuion bapbe bert
ON be fortrinIise @isurer, Tom fabrife.
reoes / ManiIu os fOrmaasbe en- gstenbi
berOure til at ienbe. sennsm goiten er
&asie, inbsboloenoe Is, @isarsr. 81
bisle naaebe Yotfontoret / Gan 6ran.
cisco, fit Boftmeteren berffebs en- Wis.
tante ON, bpao Baften ~inbsbolbt, buor.
for ban unoerrettebe Yoitmefferen / Der:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
&irfeli9e NDbeoer.

Sfelse v@ermania," Milwautee, bar
Yaitor 5Olr opiust fin @ernins iom
Brett / &aeine. os astsr at reiie til @as
l%ifornia isen.
S Ruinerne S~sruialem ffal en-
tpit ArtaoIos bare fuuoet ct 9aanbffrift
meb Seiu Naun. 9aanoifriftet er afs
fattst pau Yapprus Os uel beDaret; men
iau fort at Der maa lisse meuem to
@laspIarer for lite at benimuIore usb
8ersrins. 5 Mursinen bar en- anbtn
9uuno iteepet r9oiea9, buiItet betpoer
5relleren. Striftet lpper taaIebes:
vaue omeinser os fOrfeIser mig. IIt
Os uus sr imoo BAN, iom bar ben sups
OOmmelise Stat. San treoes neo iOm
Stsu os Nite. Wsrtet er runot om=
firing bam."
Ostte er iua unbertesnet meo Seiu
Napn.
= Misionar Strefsrub i~triuer / bet
iibfe Nr. at rSantbalmis iioneren" til
Stanoinaperne Der / Nmsrita, blanbt ans
bet iaaIebes:
rSes slaoer mig ouer, at Der lnsen
ubanuet finbss tbIanot cher, iom Der fins
Dss / be sumle 9uno. Maalfe bet er
bIeuet bsbre osiua Der MI bisie SO Aar,
iom ies lite bar ieuet biemme.
Seq bar beiest eoer paa Jarmsrns %
after sl9bet mig oper, at S, iou tom
tuttise QOm iss) til Amertta, nu bar
Dsjlise 6arms meb bannebe Tiser cs
Drense, fom baabs ton renie 6isiet os
paste pua @riiene os tiaise tan bsrs til
SansfOrenins, ipiae paa 6armonist os
er i 8sfiobslie at betpbeIise Runolfaber
T., ies beisser cher / gpsrus os fer,
buorIsOes s suar fremao unber sooe os
oaarliss aar, os buoslsoss s iprsOer
9gs uo ouer 9anoet. os ies bsiessr
eoer fattiss Yreiter iier. os Der er mango
at eoer, O9 fer, buorlebes S refer pm=
ttius i ebsrs Meuisbeber % ct 6eitetarle
oe SieneitttarIe Os SfOpuoisre os snbos
6armere, os buorleoes ret mango al eoer
forfpser at sua iii &iIoen for at 5 tan
bliue MiboeI til andres 6orfriitnins os
9iu % lite minof bsisssr iss sbsr
f~tattels Yratefoner. iom ies fit mere
Weolloenbso meb, eno meo nosen anoen:
s bore. iianobeo Dusens Sproe Os 5sbe;
ofte beisser jog cher i aanosn os beosr
6erren ON, at ban uiI pelisne eosr r9
bialpe eber til at bore ale Bproer -,
os iaa beisser ies eber. S 6uinosfOrenin
ger, iom meD eoers flitt,se 9anoer ar=
beioer for iaa msset. Osiaa for Santbals
m%isionen. 5uts lite 5 bauoe ueret,
iau frpster ies for, at bet uiloe uere saaet
gait meo 6rusten al min @ernins iblanbt
eber. quo lfe Sop, at Der enonu inbes
opofrenbe 8u~inbebjerter / Ierben - ba
ifal NOT Cubs Riss baue 5remsans.
iaa mango, iom lerte mig at tenbe,
pso, OF ies life ifriuer bette for at fsbe
eoers 6orfenseIlsbeb; tbt s lerte mig
lite at tenoe iom FABIAN; men bet er en-
lang 2iuserfarins bOs mig, at naar
Ruinben er &uinbe os life en- Sommer=
fusl, iua sr bun Sorosns u'rfeIise Salt,
6amiliens Salt, Statens Gait, Sor=
oens SaIt. Ger oa til, at S aue mao
uere Ruinoer os lite uoitafferebe Papes
ssier suer paafusle!!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

Se til at bit 9ierte bliuer ret for
@uo; TIL oa nil oSiaa BIbeIen uGre rel
ior big.
Ouenltaaenoe fanotes for npli9
6orm at en- GeoaftIonsartifel / bet al
Or. EaImase rebisereoe useblab. -
Oct foretommer mig, at aar man fra
Samfunbets bsiere &reole o9 fra
ben finere Uerben - meoer ct Vtoneez
bpro iom bette, bar nan Iarias til at
slebe fig. @n Renossernius er bet M
osiaa, at be r%eformerte Samfunos EiIs
bRn9ere bape lmettelt peb at saite Blbes
lens Nutorttet opel 8orb, forbi be 10 /
bet belle taset bare iaa meSet meo 5or
q b at gore. sWten en Sub,
lom Wenneltst beltub funoe or a a,
piloe pore en- iege Sub" - Sg ba iua
mango lite tanne or BibeIen,
laa ltsbe be an, ibet be ttte trio.
2eitr, bpaD er bet bu uil? 8il bu fors
ltaa. euer pil bu tro?
Samestown ben 24be San. 1898.
Sens !. OaIbo 0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

, 9orb Byron. fsbt 1888, bso 1924. San
uar en- tor Otster. men Iepebe / fore llo=
ipepelier, bensiuenbe fig til oIt, bpaD eli
forberpet Santait tunbe treue. Otter lere
Rerli ~b.bsaiferel bleu bar gift meb 9tiis
Dttlbante, men efter fun ct Aars Samlip
tos be Stilsmisle, ct @fsempel bpron
furoe toge efter fine eSne Sorelbre. Hlere
Mar lepebe ban i SpOlanbene, os / 1923
reite ban til atbeu for at bi9lpe @referne
beres Sribebstris. Ser bsoe ban. poa
tit Ososleie laa ban os mumleoe ON fin
Rome o9 fit Barn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
Snotana.

Sra Muncie., Snb., mebbeIes, at en-
betuoeIis Del at gpsns 6Saasetniussfrss
er neobrenbt, os at 70 Menneltsr ct
omfommst unber granben.
Hbbpttet al WapIe Sirup os MapIe
Gutter nil iaar bet norblise Snbiana
bIipe lfsrre enb bet bar peret / mango
Iar. Oct fOIbe 8eir ssr, at Rnopperne
lite er ubpiflet, os bette ssr Ereernss
Saft n1eset mere uarbtfuIb for Sufters
inbuitrien.
The Coconino sun., 1899-07-29
BRIEF LOCALS.
SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1899.


 Mrs. J. L. Treat is visiting friends in Williams this week.
 All the fresh fruit of the season on sale at the Second Hand Store.
 Mrs. Kathryn Edwards will spend month in Southern California.
 A large selection of novels, paper covered, at the Second Hand Store. D. L. Cunningham, the Williams att torney, was in town yesterday.
 The Second Hand store will buy and sell any thing that can be bought or sold. Chas. A. Clark, who has been on a trip through the territory, returned Monday.
 E. V. Howell left Thursday foe Dem- ing, N. M., to. see his father, who is seriously i'll.
 For sale-Two gentle burros broke to ride, drive or pack. Apply to John Chisholm at stone quarry. Miss Carrie Portz of Allentown, Pa., arrived "Wednesday, on visit to her brother, Dr.. c. F. 'Portz.
 Jos. Campbell, prominent Phoenix attorney, is in town for few days. He is accompanied by his wife.
 AID. Allison, who is travelling sales- man for Swotford Brothers Dry Goods company, Kansas City, was in town this week.
 The New York Store is now offering all their stock of summer goods at twenty-five per cent discount from former prices. The regular monthly meeting of the w. C. T. U. will be held in the Metho-
The Coconino sun., 1899-07-29

dist church Tuesday, Aug. l, at ?. m. NJ. E. Kendrick, sec'y.
 Fire insurance. The Arizona Gen. tral Bank represents number of old reliable companies, and will write your insurance at the lowest rate. <
 Mrs. P. H. Donovan, Miss Helen Dalton and Miss Anna Purcell, of To- peka, Kansas, cousins of John M. DO- honey, of the Flagstaff Cash Store, ar rived Tuesday, and will spend month here.
 One of the objects of life is to save money. You can do this by trading at the New York Store. Special offerings are now being made on all summer goods. You will find bargains every day at our store.
 The order made some time ago by the interior department assigning Special Agent s. J. Holslnger to Col orado has been revoked, and he will remain in this territory until the cases he has in hand are disposed of.
 Meetings have been held every night the past week Ut the tent, with good attendance, and will be continued every night during the coming week. Mrs. w. L. Hes of Phoenix arrived yester- day morning to assist in the meetings.
 On Monday, while coming down the hill at Milton with load of lath, the bundles became loose and rolled on the heels of the horses, causing them to run away, and throwing Peter Renders, the driver, to the ground and cutting his face badly.
 The Laguna (Cal.) correspondent of the Riverside Press says: It is a plea sure for all "Old timers' to greet Charley Edwards. Mir. Edwards has not been here for several summers, but couldn't stay away" He is accom- panied by his mother and sister, and l. s1v
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28

IN Georgia it takes a hundred or
more men, encouraged by the pres
ence and backing of a thousand or
more, to burn one negro at the stake
and parcel his effects among them.
Then Immediately thereafter they
rush to the nearest Office and wire
the Governor to send the militia to
protect them from the negroes. So
brave and valorous are the defenders
of virtue and the homes in Georgia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28

IN the detail description of the
burning of a negro at the stake, i'll
Georgia last Sunday, the reporter is
careful to say that, zone of the men
who lifted the can of kerosene to the
Negroes head, is said to be a native
of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania." What a cowardly side re-
mark that was. Ashamed already
of their fiendish work and conscious
of the bitter condemnation of the
world, the brutes file the special
plea that from the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania there has sprung a
creature as wicked and vile as they
"lost to all reason, and fatally bent
on mischief"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28

AT THE City Grain and Feed Com
pany fire, the water pressure was so
interferred with by mud in one of
the plugs, as to render that plug
practically useless in fighting the
fire. This is not the first time such
a condition has been found to exist,
and the negligence that causes it
will cost the city a round sum of
money some of these days. The city
has no right to charge for fire pro-
lection and then not give it. 1t is
their duty not only to keep a supply
of water on hand, but to keep their
plugs in such condition that the wa
ter can be used in fighting the fire =;
and their failure to do this would be
such negligence las to render the
corporation liable for damages. The
fire plugs ought all to be tested
regularly and often.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28

THE legislature has adjourned,
our representatives have returned
home, and need not fear to face their
constituents. While every vote
they cast will not please verybody,
they still have made records they
need not be ashamed Of. All of
them in the lower branch voted for
the local option bill, and our Sena-
tor would have done so if it had
been reached by the Senate; but,
alas it never was. Mr.. Fry saved
the tax payers of Columbia upwards
of $4,000, by crowding through the
bill to release the cities from the
payment of those back state taxes OH
Recorder cases, for which Judgment
against Columbia had already been
obtained. He was also one of the
most active members in passing by
an exceedingly narrow margin the
new wheat measurement bill, for
which the farmers of his district
had petitioned. Among other good
bills passed, on which our members
voted right, was the bill to compel
all news agences, such as the Asso.
ciated News, to furnish their ser.
vice to all papers alike, who would
pay the price. This will interfere
with the monopoly the American
and Banner have had in Nashville
and the Commercial Appeal anC
Scimitar in Memphis. Treasurer
Craig's pet schemes the Funding
bill and the Fire Marshall bill, sleel
the sleep that knows no waking, anc
our members helped in that gooC
work. For these and other gooC
deeds we may excuse some of then
for the mistake they made in votin!
against the proposed reduction o.
the salaries of certain state officers
and for the even worse mistake O
their vote on the gambling law.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28

successful end, and that they are
now being held unfairly and against
their will, in tropical country and
in IA combat in which they never
agreed or purposed to serve. That
is how the American people are "go-
ing forward" and they will con-
tinue that forward march until
William Mckinley, time.serving
politician that he is, shall hear the
great noise of their mighty tread,
and bestir himself to stop the
butchery that he alone is RESPONSE
bic for.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28
COLUMBIA ARSENAL. TENN.

zulu MBIA ARISEN AI, TENN. >,
y March 30, lS99.-Sealed proposals
in triplicate, for furnishing fuel, for
age, straw, drayage between Arsenal
and points of delivering outside Ar
senal grounds, at this post during
fiscal year commencing July /, 1899,
will be received here until ~ O'Clock,
NJ, April 30, 1899, and then opened.
L. S. reserves right to reject or ac-
cept any and all proposals or any
part thereof. Information furnished
on application. Envelopes contain
ing bids will be endorsed: "Propo-
sails for Fuel, Forage and Straw,
Drayage," addressed, Major JOHN
+. GREER, q. NJ. Ait
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28

THE history of the dark ages or of
heather lands. does not tell the story
of more fiendish, bloody, revolving
crime, than the mutilation and burn
ing of the negro in Georgia last Sun
day morning, and the tearing out of
his heart and liver, and selling them
as momentoes of the proud occasion.
The fact that men so utterly void of
human sympathy so ruthlessly given
over to cruelty, so entirely abandoned
and depraved, can live and do live
in this enlightened age and christian
country, is shame and disgrace
both to the Church and State. To
think that such crime can occur,
and that Justice, the supposed great
arbiter of the peoples rights, will
give it no more than a passing no.
tice, is enough to make the populace
raze the court houses to the ground
and scatter their records to the
winds. To think that our penitenti-
aries are crowded with petty thieves
whose offenses are as nothing when
compared with diabolical deed like
this, while these creatures go un-
whipped of justice, must give to the
public mind a contempt for the ad.
ministration of the laws. To think
that a peaceful Sabbath day may be
desecrated by such wicked deed
while pulpiteers inveigh at little
things; that christian rulers of 6
christian nation are not disturbed a
their meditations or prayers, by it
that in land where for century
church influences have been at work
there remains yet people so savag,
by nature, so thirsty for blood, S,
totally depraved; to think that thes,
things can be and are, in a christian
age and christian country, furnishes
arguments more potent for wron,
than all the refined eloquence Boil
Ingersoll ever hired himself out t
declaim. To think that degenerate
creatures such as these, cruel b,
nature and hardened by crime, lack
ing either the habit of virtue or tn
desire to obtain it, should pose be
fore the country as the defender o
our Southern homes and the virtu
of our women, must make Virtu
hang her head in shame lest an uu
just world should Judge her by he
champions. 1t will be a sad day 70
the virtue Of our women or tn
sarctity of our homes, when they ar
left to the tender care and safe keep
ing Of brutes who can burn and mu
tilate a fellow being, and tear hi
heart and liver out and sell it as
trophy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28
F. D. LANDER, Editor.

In making up their appropriation
budgets, the Senate allowed their
porters and pages $3.50 per day. $3.50
per day for boys that can he hired
by the week for that; and $3.50 per
day for porters when hundreds of
hands would walk miles to get the
job at half the price; that il how the
solons take care of the peoples
money.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-28

MR.. REAvEs in the Senate last
Saturday, while the appropriation
bill was being considered, moved
to turn over the entire taxes of the
State to the lawyers and State
officials" Mr.. Speaker Waddell
ruled the motion out of order. Per-
haps his reason for so doing was
that the turn over" had already
been made.