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ben. Sd bin p Sabre alt, Ditgs $50 9tuus. bin
i,6s Gus ersb, babe DurftlbrauHts Paar, Rorptr
uub Blitbtr LANG uHs ialaut, 66po6t I'M GouitH
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augtH eslblit pie baut uHrtlH uu0 ttttIG, gtlbs
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ttbtR bumpits unb ibUtrts @siubl i'm RpPit, Die
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ten rtGuatt, ltItrOtill9, 9ltjml9t Nu5iasiouHau
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s,iftstbdtiai,it bIdFts bagU,s B,Tbt, Raiublus
ten, Rabti6Ucs gUluHam mad D,ltm @uNrf
trirfcu manqtlbdit,r Wppttit i5rtdliht Gmbils
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Sabre Der, bab fa eicit oUirttbtubn Symphonic
bti mir tu3uft1tn b,euuHtu, uHo lett ieutr Ssit
babt i'd oaraR btiHabt iortDabrtHo gelittsH 80
uHtTipg MID etr geblnoluHa BON ttbeH au)t9H.
Sd babe mtrts Miftus De0r Ralomtl ooer Vsrs
curs, rod 5laue ptasH gtromm;H. 2icis Rrar'.
b.itssriatiHuHqtH fHb 0srl9DuHotH, btHu itIt 10
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mitttl btruprgtruftHt QcrdubTuHg IN DuHbsrbor.
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bur6 siH Wuuosr. Dttju Wppstit t,brts urHd mtiu
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qttliQ, mtiHt tdqlidtn ArbtiiSH 81 poUsHbu 30
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cent unD itot gatt tint BON BaoDap5 QhsU; ftrs
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NIT R,abp 8sIisf siu. Sine 6lalts bat DjCie nuns
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,s Rirp bas Sthe ieIH, bumlt fur tlHt 3ett lang
fortjufubreH
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E,r06,u Gii,FtioHeu il bic GUytibuug o,s gIhds
gratis nit r Rabpass Reubu Gtlttf bon
qrpB,r Ui6tioitit 6 oUiorQt Dcs RsrBniptcu
NIT Glstrijtdt uuo a,bt BEN gtrs,H usuts 2tbca
uro psrmtbrtt Rroitt. Euatr nit Gatbialdgeu
d5r obigt Rrauibtit (.Raopap on Srritabl, urcs
tbrs ttc. psr0tH uuf gUlaHgtH gratis Buq,iauot
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ben pou Npotbti,ru ocrlauit fous in 5r. r b.
o.; gurtau, Tr. 55. Gins StraBs Etpsgort.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-25
Surse 4nbcloencic1en.

Der 9olfsraab Der aepu6lil
Srdnsbaal in Pretoriu Oertagte Tif
geIisrn gu G6ren Oes 9eburtstaqes Der
G0nigin 8ittoria.
- &s perlautet in Eom, baB @r3z
8tF9of 9onti BON BORT al 8rinte,
9apti, gum Setretdr Der Congregation
oerpropagdro1 srHaEHl psrpsE miro,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-25

&Gmpfs in Der g abdra.
3ripolt, "a. Mai. - Sin biel
dngefommener 8ote Der 5ourcaau.
Qam1Then @rpeoition, BON pel4er e
tiir3li6 6ieB, otsIelbe lei bon 2tra6err
nieOsrgemsBsIt poroen, 1T bier ange:
tommen. gr meIoet, buB bic GrpeDi.
tion bic Station Dir in Der Sa6ard er.
rei6t bot, no Iie Ii4 befeItigte uno ei=
ntn Qngriff Der Gingeborensn 3urud=
f6lug. 8ebn Der GeBteren puroen qe=
tDotet, p6ne baB bic 6ron3oIen irqent
tpel9e 8erluIts erlitten. Die 80 Mann
Itarte Ra6but Der Expedition ioG is=
bod ebenfa[Is angsgriffen tporben feir
uno empfinDli9e 8erluIte erIittsn bu=
ben.
Sr trittI dem 3u1tanbt.
9aris, "a. W}oi. - @dtuQe W}ene
bes, Der frdn3OIiI6e S6riftiteqer, mel
der Ii1 geItern nit sinsm 6rn. @untr
buelirte unD einsn Sti9 in ben Inter
leib erbielt, baIinbet Ii9 in 5olge in
nsrli6er 8Iutung in trttTI4sm 3uItans
ba. Oas 0ueQ mar 6efanntii6 Die
6olge eines8ortps9IeLs ii6er Die pi6=
tige Srage, oh 6amlet bid oDer mager
burgsIteat tperben IolIte.
81 3uBlunb BE tie + t duf feiner
erunq.
9etirg, "a. Wot.-8aron8ier8,
Der 6iefge ruT1iI8e 8eIanbte, BAT Dem
3 S5ungzliz0amer mitgetbsilt, buBRuB=
lano nt6t i'm Stanbe 1T, bic Deiges
rung Gbina's be3iigli6 Der geforberten
GiIsn6ubn Gon3eIlipn gu accepttren,
unb bd6 es Iofort Sn9enieure a6Isnben
tpirb, nm cine &oute 3ur 8arbinDung
beS ruITiI6an 8u6nIDFem8 in Der
ManbT4urei nit Peting gu bsrmeFen.
Die g 9pei3 1T 5ufrieDen.
81. 9ulIer, S6pei3, "a. U}di.
Der 6ieIiqs @enerolfon5u( Der Der.
Stuaten s. 8. Dubois ertunbiqte f6
fiir3fi4 Bel S6spsi5sr }irrnen, bic nit
Wdnild unb SloiIo in 6anbels6esisz
bunqen Ite6en, nd4 Dem Stonbe Der
@eI9Gfte uno erbisIt ii6eruu Die Qfuss
funFt, buB man iebr 5ufriebsn Tai uno
ni6t iibep i9lehte 9eI4Gfta tlagen
f0nne. Sin 9eI9dFtsmann meinte,
penn bic 8sT4Gfte f6on in 8riags3eiz
tsn 10 gut gt6en, t0nnen mir auf ein2n
r;eiigen 2ufI4pung re4nen, Iobalo
erf anbduernber 5rieoe duf ben pbiz
lippinen 6erri4t.
Der So6n eines Der 8eI9lftsleute
pries in einem 8riefs aus W&anilu Die
Ois3iplm uno Die 9opFerteit Der amez
rifdni1hen Solodten.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06
Correspondence.
UTICA CORRESPONDENCE.

The Utica Mercantile Company is
building a.. addition To their store in
the rear for the acromm ,lation uf
an extra supply If iall and winter
merchandise which they have To pur-
chase To meet the demands OF trade.
The Utica school house iS nearing
completion and the manne in which
the work was pushed forward reflects
credit on the contractor.
The Hotel Judith il to bp turtle r
Improved by the erection ui II cram
da extending along the front and
another addition in the rear. The
first addition having been completed
but n few weeks leaving them still
cramped for room.
John Huntoon of Great Falls. who
has been here on a visit Ia hi father
returned to the Falls by today'S
coach accompanied 10y his little son
who has been spending his summer
vacation here.
Little Bud Korrell met with II very
painful accident the other day while
riding with his brother Carla and Jack
Wright. The pony objected to their
riding at once and the result was the
downfall Of all III them. The other
two escaped without any seriOu
injury but Bud had his arm broken
by the fall.
. S. y. Hobson returned from Lew is
town Saturday.
Berrying, fishing, hunting and
camping out parties seems to he the
order of the day. Below is n list Of
those who came under the Notice If
your correspondent: Mrs. P,lly and
Mrs. Mracham paid the snowies II
visit %bnrrying; Frank Prouitt and
George Lamb with thu ir families
spent IL few days between Willow
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06

and Wolf creeks; j. VI. Campbell's
family and visitors went berrying
up Wolf creek; Mrs. Sahbington ac-
companied by DR.. David and family
spent their outing in general recrea-
tion on Wolf and Willow creeks;
w. n. Abbott and family went berry,
ing on Willow creek; Alex. Raw and
Al S~toutenburg. with their families.
went up the south fork to put In their
outing by hunting, fishing, etc.
Camp Judith, Woodmen of the
World, will give IN entertainment
Saturday evening, Sept. 9th, at
Gray's Hall, consisting OF music
vocal and Observation-Disclosures
readings, etc. No admittance will be
charged and all are welcome.
BEST on the market for coughs
and colds and all bronchial troubles;
for Group il has no equal" writes
Henery X. Whitford, South Canaan,
Conn. of One Minute Cough Cure.
&. +. Little.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06
They ARE IDEAL SOLDIERS.
A Regular Army Officer Notes the West
ern Troops in Action.

capt. Ahern. who az u lieutenant of
the T~wenty-fifth infantry mustered
in the late | troop, Third U. 5. vOlun-
terr cavalry, and now on duty In the
Philippines as "A captain of the Ninth
infantry, has written tn Prof. Emery
OF the agricultural college, to which
he wasattachod az a military instruc-
tor beior the wal with Spain began.
In the letter the captain has the fol-
lowing to say about the western
volunteers serving i'm the islands:
We were with the Colorado ,lun-
teers during the most of the day, and
! got my first view of the western
volunteer In action, and, let me tell
you, they are my idealsoldiers. They
travel in very lightPQuipment, march
fast and go into action like n whirl-
wind. Ii was a revelation to me and
now ] take on my hat to the western
volunteer.
they Say the Montanians are
among the best here and II that is SO
and | feel certain ofit-I would give
II farm i'm the Gallitan valley to see
them i'm a fight.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06
Real Estate and Mining Transfers.

|. NJ. Hobensack to Jas. W. Dougherty, one
lot in p. and D.. addition in rear of lot 2 blk s..
Janeaux addition No. /. Lewistown: $3.50.
w X Chambers to c NJ Goodell, swA nwA'
nwii swh, sec q, ne4 sri4 sec 2o tp 10 n, r IA e..
$50.
Chas + Thomas TO Smith * Laraway, lot 2,
els nwii sec 81, sell swh sec 20, tp 10 H. % e;
300.
w II SimonS TO Oscar Stephens. lot 8, neh
sw'i, nea sch sec 81 tp 10 II, g {; $500,
John Rae to Bower Bros. ell SET sec ., wig
swii, swh nwh sec 10 ZIP Is n, rl2 e; $50.
Eben l. Ashley to Edw l. Ashley, swA nell
Ms seh sec 4, nwA swl4 sec 3tp II n, q e; SOo,
Chas L Mckay ct TX to Smith * Laraway,
Wig sell sis mex sec 3tp Is n. r2e c; $3.50.
w ID Anderson tn Gertrude NJ Anderson.
lots II and II. blk q Gilt Edge; ~.
John NJ Parent to Mary L Bean. desert
claim No. 10i7 in tp Is n. r26e. u%nsurveyed; 500.
Jas l. Vannest to Banning NJ Bean. desert
claim No. 1915 in tp IL n, 20 e, unsurveyed; slOo.
Saml Greenwood to Henry Girard. lot %.
blk "A, Gilt Edge; 800.
Emmergene Thompson to Rufus Is Thomp-
son, Wig nwh, mig swla sec Ftp 10 n. "a e; so.
Lawrence II Sherman 10 B + Stack, swI, neh
WI SEX, SEX sch sec 5 tp Ii n, ~ e; 800.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06
Pianos! Pianos !

Mr.. J. X. Brown has just received
a second consignment Of instruments,
{ e best ever brought To Le~wistown,
three Of which are an exact reproduc-
ton of the piano that took the only
prize at the worlds fair. kimball
has four factories, one each in Chi
cago, indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Louisville. We make more pianos
and organs than any ten so-called
piano factories, with IA rapidly in
creasing demand for Kimball instru-
ments. We have endorsements of it's
superiority over all other makes from
over 10 OF the leading pianists aud
musicians of America and Europe.
The White House Blue room il graced
with "A Kimball. Our agent has sold
"a instruments i'm Fergus county this
last year, and you have only to visit
our store to see at n glance that our
pianos are as far ahead of all other
makes as exceptional art car make
them.
Don't take our word for it; just
visit us and see for yourselves. We
prefer to place our pianos on exhibit
ton and not sell from catalogue.
Our former offer of $50 for any agent
producing as good an instrument as
our style s is still open and 30 far no
aspirants for celebrity.
We are selling these splendid pianos
on easy terms-a small cash pay
ment and balance on time.
Don't forget Orton Bros. store, in
the new Mackey building, is the only
exclusive u usic house in the county.
Musical instruments, strings and
sheet music supplied. Pianos tuned,
voiced and repaired, and guaranteed.
Remember. we give a five years
guarantee with all pianos sold.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy. All druggists
will refund your money II you are
not satisfied after using it. 1t is
everywhere admitted to be the most
successful remedy in use for bowel
complaints and the only n that
never fails. 1t is pleasant, safe and
reliable.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06
Do You Want Lands2

Ii So, we can supply you with Sol
dier-' Addit Onal Homestead and
Forest reserve Scrip. Can be located
on any vacant public land in the
No residence or Improvement
required, ana patent follows at once
to locator. Call or write for prices
and particulars. We attend to loca-
tiun and follow entry to patent. We
give prompt attention tUall business
before the land office.
Cook & HLGER,
Lewistown, Mont.
Next door to Land Office.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06
A WORD TO

Mothers of children affected with
Group or IA severe cold need not hest
tate to administer Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t contains no
opiate o narcotic in any form and
may be given as confidently to the
babe as to an adult. The great
success that has attended its ) in
the treatment Of colds and Group has
won for IL the approval and praise
IL has received throughout the United
States and many foreign lands. Fol
sale by all druggists.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06

Save money by buying n Kimball
piano. Cash or installments. j. h.
Brown, agent, Mackey building.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-09-06

Boys suits and waists at Leh-
mans.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11

ss osIsXIso NEWS
Mn Ella Chssk no %, been visiting
~ moi Mn. Williams ~ returned
~ Nh Nome III Peoria. ~ n
MI Nellie Ford entertained shout u
Sof hsr friends lat Thursday evening IL
honor of MI. y. Clande Weeks Of Ottum-
~. Refreshments were served and
when tho company lcit ata late hour they
III declared that they had had m epjoy-
abs time. Among thoss present were
Misses BIanch Hsnderson Of Oitumwa.
Ions Sanford 81 DSs ltoines and Nj. Joe
Brown 81 "Auchy.''
Miss Blanch Henderson Of Ottnmwa
who has bsen visiting In : Muchy" was
Thursday visitor.
Mis- Marietta Brown was an Oskaloosa
visitor last week.
Last night some ofths many friends Of
Miss Hardy called On her.to let her know
Il was her 18th anniversary.
George Jones had fius jersey COW kill
cd BY : train On To Central this morning
II did not live Ave mintes after being
struck. ~ 81!
Miss Lucy Buckner went 70 o.tumwa
last week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11
EMippLo I'M Ur, 81 ~ XII
Jsles Einas, u shs IssarA % CsntssA
HIS Makes i RspoSe. VI st4


Jsles Elnas, 81 she Issar1 q Cs1tssl
/. ID HIS 8 Makes lsspott.
DIES Nouns, August ~. The gus-
stion Of employing tile u Dor ~ tllss sslc
mates Of tile state institntions n one
to which tile state board Of control
has directed considerable attention.
Recently Judge Klnne, Of the board,
and Supt. M. r. Gass, Of the Soldiers
Orphans Home At Davenport. went
east to visit the institutions q other
states with . view to investigating
the industries connected with these
institutions. and to find industries
which would be adapted to the condi-
tions surrounding the Iowa institu-
lions Their report has just been sub
mitted. The committee finds that
nearly all state Institutions have In
connection with them certain indus-
tries. Nearly all make and repair
the clothing they use, many making
clothing for the other institutions in
their own state, some making furni-
ture for the institutions, and many
making boots and shoes for their ais
ter institutions. lis found that the
contract plan, the piece plan and the
state account plan are all followed in-
the maintenance Of the industries.
The committee decides from its inves-
tigation that the contract plan is the
best, the piece price plan the next, and
the state account plan the least deair-
able, except for the making Of sup
plies for the other institutions which
the committee feels should be inaug-
tod -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11
DEBATE ON PHILIPPINES.

General Weaver and Governor Shaw
Speak before Epw0rthinns. y;
DIES MONIES, August 1O.-A joint
debate between Governor 4. NJ. Shaw
and General J. b. Weaver on the Phil
ippine question was the feature of the
Epworth League assembly Mt Colfax
Tuesday. The debate attracted an
audience Of several thousands. Gem
.eral Weaver attacked in the main the
policy OF the government in the Phil
ippines, claiming it was in conflict
with the constitution, declaration OF
Independence, Monroe doctrine, the
laws OF nations and the holy precepts
OF Cur religion. Governor Shaw up.
held tile republican administration in
every respect, declaring that he was
''for a broader policy and advancement
OF the higher and newer civilization
which confronts the American people
TODAY. - Yz n Fsss5
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11
I in IOWA
siIIsps .sis! ELpEsT SON.


1S1 lkaeMsll Claims Shooting Was
Accidental.
Dr. 1olNEs, August 9. Fred Hun.
nell = saAn 40 wears Of uge. : carpen-
Ster IN occnpat ion. shot and instantly
ilisd shis non, Archie, at the residence
sot ths fsmily j, = half mile north ct
Forsdt lvenue and Thirtieth street
Tho details 90 the shooting are not
fully known. Hnnnell claims, and
ne story Il generally credited, that
IN was attempting ~ Kill himself will,
the pistol wlKea Archie attemp pied %
s,ssest ~ frol him md That in the
setruwgls tho boy was shot. There
Hhsd been no quarrel between the two
md no motive for deliberate murder
sia known. Hnnnell, SITTER attempting
~ It'll himself with = knife, was
brSugh III = tho city md confined n
the count intl. n sSs
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11
Gan! TAKE OUT THE SWIFT ci ts.S
Railroad Comt sisAaSners DscsAs ~ Csc
$s8 81 PiOAssr. n

N; VI N "A sSt
Railroad Comas isAaSaers DscsAs NJ Ca Y. \
NJ 81 Pioassr. "
DIES MONIES, August 10. The board
81 railroad commissioners has decided
! case for the Burlington, Cedar Ra-
spids 4 Northern railroad company,
which has been pending for almost =
year, and which is considered Of large
impor lance. II Is the case Of a. ~
Rasm ussen ct al VS.. the railroad conn
.pany, and involves the right Of a rail-
road company to discontinue fAcili-
ties that have once been given for
hauling business The question was
whether the road Was to be allowed
to take out / side track and discon-
tinue ! station on Its line. The com
mission decides that the road can do as
1t pleased The switch in question
was put in over ten years ago, at Pio'
neer Hay Siding, in Osceola county,
in the early days when immense guam
titles Of hay were shipped from this
station, but since the country has
been settled up the quantity OF hay
has been reduced and the shipments
have been OF grain and live stock.
The important point insthe case was
the charge that the railroad officials
were interested in the grain buying
firms atscompeting points, and in or or
der to give these an advantage, took
out the station.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11
n KiNo HAS ACCEPTED.

Ne win Deliver IN Address ut the State
Fair On the Philippines
DEs MONIES. August 1.-The nego-
tiations between the officials OF the
state fair and the managers of General
Kings lecture tour have been con-
clnded by Secretary Van Houten's ac-
ceptance OF the bureaus terms Gen.
eral King will lecture on the Philip
pines, . subject for which lie is espec-
tally qualified by his service during
i the present war and on which lie has
already created a great deal Of COM
ment in tile press owing to his fearless
manner Of discussing it and the intel.
lectual and military ability with
which he credits the F,l,pinoa
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11
W WESTERN Il Ess Is t,IA.

PeT1lant o5tlle fsgulAr appo ints
tmsnt nnder ths prosisiions 81 the
constitution 81 the Western Press
.Assocltion ofthe United States d
hereby called 70 convene il the
city Of Denver, Colorado il ito !,
annual session Monday and Tnes-
day August 2S 20, 1899. All
bonafde edition manager, report
ers and correspo ndents Of race
publications west Of the Mississ-
:lppi river are eligible 70 member
ship in the Association and are
urged to Re present. We cordial
III extend an invitation to- mems
lbers Of the fraternity throughout
the country to meet with US in.
Denver and to consider those
questions 80 vital to the welfare
of the race in this country. Re
cent developments show the need
Of action IA the part Of the more
intelligence and thoughtful menu
bers OF the race, and the Press
must undoubtedly take the lead.
The official programme will be up.
to it's usual high standard. We.
would again urge upon every pa.
per and it's entire staff to make
their meeting personal matter il .
order to secure large and en-.
thusiastic gathering. All Vests
tern r. r. have been appraised OF
the convention and requested to
extend courtesies to publishers
and members Of the craft. Wits
ness my hand this both day Of
of June, 1899.
w. T. VERNON, Pres;
Quindaro. HANS.
+. ). JACKSON, Sec;
Kansas City, Mo-.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11
SHOULD ENDOR sE THE.
ADMINISTRATION.

Washington, July. Giles B.
jackson, a colored lawyer Of Rich
mond, Va, and one of the strong
men of his race, who represents
the dspositors OF the Freedman's.
bank in their claims againet the
government, said yesterday in re-
ference to the suggestion Of Ed
ward Atkinson to organize colored
volunteers to oppose the admins
tration;
''Surely it is folly for the Negro
to even think Of revolving against
the government and the admins.
tration Of president Mel inley,
who has done more to reunite the
country than I'll the Other presi--
dents since the wsr. The white
men are united throughout this
country, and sectionalism is 2
thing Of the past. The moment
the colored men rise and revolt g.
gainst the government, the white
men united with oil the navy am
munition and war equipments ct
their back, will at once proceed to
exterminate the Negroes, who are
without : navy, flag, or govern
ment of their own.
81 am indeed, Of the opinion
that our colored brethren Of New
England are doing their South
ern brethren more harm than they
could possibly de.good b. such |. Z
revolutionary movement II our
New England brsthern would wait
until called npon to espouse our y.
cause, they would render Us more
valuable assistance than they ore
now doing. The Negroes Of the
South, born and raised with the
Southern white man better under
stand our condition than Mr..
Atkinson and his associates, and
the respectable Negroes Of the
South find no problem that they
cannot solve tor themselves. :
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11
"lN HIS STEPS
shsldon's Great Story to Appear In
Des MOines Paper.

shsldon,s Great Story to Appear in .
sss /, Des Moines Paper.
Dies MONIES, August e The Des
Moines Daily News Inns purchased and
will publish serially, Rev. Charles N.
Sheldon s remarkably successful story,
SIN His Steps," Of which over half q
million copies have been sold. The
book rivals "Uncle Tens Cabin" in
interest and Importance. Il shows
what would result II Christians would
3act precisely as Jesus would do under
al circumstancc As the Daily News
Ill only u : year, IS cents for six
months, 50 cents for three months.
this great story is now within the
reach 81 III.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-08-11
IOWA BoYs RE-ENLisTINo.

y V1lf Holm the New Regiment Capt. VAR
n rem lexis n t. Command.
DEs MoINEs. August 1l.-From iet-
I ters received from the Philippines y
III Learned that twenty.fonr enlisted
men 81 the Fifty first have already re.
scefved discharges from the regiment
on condition OF their Joining the new
regiment Of veteran volunteers to pc
$commanded by Major Bell. It Is ex-
pected the number will be so,new Int
Increased later. Captain w. 81. lexis,
Sof Company g, is to command the com
spany the lows men nre about to JOIN.
The travel pay which eacl, private will
receive on re-enlistment in the new
organization amounts to slightly over
400. {s /. s- s,