davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17
SENATOR ROACH WEEDS.

Washington, Feb. S.-Senator w. N.
Roach Of North Dakota and Mrs. V. Z.
Pollock were married at 1920 O'Clock
this morning at the parsonage OF St.
Paul's church and ut noon left for New
York.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17

Some OF the young men and ladies
about town arc preparing to give min.
'strel performance, the proceeds to 90
towards the organization of gentle
mems club. ..
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17
Lecture.


Those who were brave enough to defy
the cold. on Feb. 10, we're richly repaid
upon hearing Rev. Smiths lecture on
"Travels through the N. w. Territory"
and upon the earnest solicitations Of
some OF the most intelligent persons Of
Williston, Mr.. Smith has been persuaded
to give his unique and rather witty
lecture on "Some Persons whom have
met" at the n. +. church on Thursday
March 2. THIS will be given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid, and we
offer rs extra attractions good music
and coffee. 1t is always the intention Of
the ladies' to serve in the manner Of my
lady bountiful, cup, plate, a smile,
for all alike.
ANNA HARDAwAY, Sect'y.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17

Dickinson Recorder:-By all means
let the temperance commission bill
become law. The more expensive and
obnoxious the Temperance force can be
made to the taxpayers, the sooner the
state will be rid it.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17
Profit killing clearance sale. In many instances good
down below cost Of Production.


Ten pieces shifting prints at 4 cents
per yard.
HEDDERICu Bros & Go.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17
Petit Jurors.

The following is the list Of petit jurors
drawn to serve at the term Of the district
court to be held in Williston on Feb.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17
Costs nothing to find out
whether Sch1221ng's Best

tea baking powder
coffee Gavoring extracts
soda and spices
are good enough for you.
For sale by
Hedderich Bros. & Company.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17

Directory for Town of Williston.
TRUSTEES.
W. D. PARsHALL President.
r. R. ZAHL.
WIN. FREEMAN.
Regular meetings held first Tuesday OF each
mouth. FRANK WILD, Clerk.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17

just received. Come in and see them.
Will dispose Of them at S cents each, or
6 for 25 cents WIN. SNYDER
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17
Wi|Iiston Town Lots for Sale /!
BRUEGGER AVENUE.

Block %. Lots II, Is. ~. 20, 2l, g. q.
25, 26, 27.
Block "a. Lots 6. I, 8, 9. 10, IL, II.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17

School Board, Special School District
Of Williston.
VIZ FREEMAN, President.
+. A. SHARP.
l. C. STEWART.
OLAF BERGH.
H. E. FIELD.
r. II, COPELAND. Clerk.
c. A. WITTAEIER. Treas. ..
Fo.t Butord Lodge No. 18, !. o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night.
N. E. PRuDHoMME, N. G.
d. F. KING, V. 6.
0. BERGH. Sec.
.E &c. STEWART, Treas.
Trustees-WM. SNYDER, G. B. METZGER.
w. H. Smith.
Williston, North Dakota.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17

Parties having wolf-bounty certificates
for sale. or any furs, deer pelts, ETC.,
will find a cash customer by calling on
A. E. Maderson, city marshal of Willis
ton. 22tf
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-17
VOL. 4 No. {: 81.
County Directory.

County Directory.
eherif-JAs. S. COSTELLO.
County Audltor-HERMAN RoEHR
County Treasurer-JoHN HEFFERNAN.
Clerk of District Court. c. FIELD.
County Judge-J. W. TKUAx.
Register OF Deeds-H. E. FIELD.
Coroner-DouGI.As BELL.
Bupt of Scnools-F. J. WALDRoN. ~
County Surveyor-E. C. PALMER.
States Attorney-N. A. STEWART.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
lst District. C. STEWART.
ID District-T. C. GAINES, Chairman.
I'd District-WM. LoUGHLAND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15
&ubis verlaufen.
Tranfreid's Natiomal> Teiertag.
Ste Gcniie at Spngd)amps.- GroRsr
GntbuiiasmuS iiber Die SclSen
BON sSaibpna.

Sie ii6liden barmloisn Demonitraticz
men Der 0eroulebs patrioten por
Der StraBburgsr @tatiie. - Drep=
fus iul pdfrsub ieiner 9aft an
@elpi9t 3ugenommen BADEN. =
9ombsn Grplolion in Barcelona.
- WiOerIpre9enbe gfa4ri6Ien
iiber Dfe IiiOafrifoniI6e SriIis. -
Dds Parliament Der Saptolonie in
SiBung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15
AGnislibes COn(erpatOrium
0er Ntuhk III Grip,ia.

Sie 2tuiratmcz zprtiuno finOet al Den Sugen
9t IT NJ d, , er It II n j rt q g.,
Den f., ). uuO 6. Sttobcr, III Der 3tjt poH 9-l2
1lbr iat. ESie perDHlidbe 2tnmelour9 5u oitier
Qrtfuno bat am . Ten Il a g, DEN g. SttObtr q. c.
inn 8ireou oes Gonitupatorun1s lu eriolQsn Ser
llnterri6t eritrtdt iicb aui oarmones uHo 6ompoz
itiOuslebrs, Yunoforts, Gr9el, YiOIiHe, 8iola,
8tOlouctu, &outrabaB, 6l0te, Oboe, @n9l @orn,
Glariuette, 5aqott, Q9aloborn, Sromp1e, &Oruet
9Stpn, Qoiauue - aui Soioz, GTlSmblc=, AtIrz
tett=, Cr6sitr= unO 8artitur= Spiel - lo9suug
Coolndnoiqe gusbil0uue sur Sptr), 65prgtlanQ uno
&ebrmetbooe, perbunoen nit utbun9tn I'M Ot1ent=
liben SortraQe, Gjei6id)te unO I;it6ctit Der 0tut
italieniibe Spra6c, 0ctlumatipnsz unO oramati=
ibcn unterrid)t uno piro ertbeilt
Sorn RapeQmliitcr 9roieiipr Or. Carl Rei=
nede, StwOienOrtttpr.
ioiue BON oen Socrren: QroiCiior s. S { : NJ a II H.
0roieior Or. II. Z "a Spcr / +, Sroanit sur Sir
DE st. Gicola Or. 3. G9erOer, WluTtOrcttor
9uoieior Or. 2. l&aoas obn, (. @ril /, ).
y b / 9, ). 0S bo d, s.. init j.
Sreauiit sur &rdbs ST. Sbomd, y. Gleiie n
n tn oorf, 9rof. 6. GlcnQcl st 9 o L
Ia md, 8. e d IN b {, 9S. &argc, j. q II me-
pert, s. g8 { II ! 6 c +, u. W ii ller, q
Suns Dor I, &upellmsiitcr 81. = tt, S9ofpidniit
e. 9Geno ING, !, @enb d. y. 0omr "
er, Crguniit fir Die 8epanObdus=6 =6on}ertc, -.
. E d -, VI. 8 burOt QrOi. IS. 3 d. c If,
Cantor an Der Sbomasldrult, &. 9eotng, :.
6reituQ, NtuiitOircftor 9. GpdlO, "
Z I I, HtQiiieur am St1ottbedtcr, Eonitrtmeiz
iter u s. I, 6. : NJ me, u. / db NJ Ii L
Ter, g8. 6 II Ii II, s. BON 8Olc c, Or. s.
Mertel Or. So. &re d. nj T, 1lnlpcrfdtsz
YroisIor.
4roipette in oeutidsr enQiibcr uno fraui6fi6er
Spracbe tperoeu uneutqcltli3 ausgcgebeu.
@sIpji q, Suli 1899.
Sae Sircftorium
nes SDnisiiebsn Goniernstorium Der Wn1f.
(196) Or. 0aul Rpntid,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15
Trtte 3uitanhs.
Ginpanoerer tpie @ieb bebdnbelt. -
Die 9a6ngeIeqI9uften bdben ben
9ort6eif pappn.

Die 9a6ngeIeGT4aften baben ben
8ort6eif papon.
92ep gorf. IA. SuGi. - Der
Gontratt 5piI9en ben OampferlinieD
unO Der rWeItern 9ai1enger 2lfoctuI
tion" Sur Monopoli|irung bes Gins
fpdnberer Sronsports na6 bem Wez
item rnb SiibtpeIte pirb fir bic 3us
fuft nod feTtsr geltultet tperben, penigs
items beuten Gonferen3en 3piI6en Dec
2epb uuD 9ibIor, bon ben Stammbdbs
neF unb 8ertretern bes Oampfers
Ypols, pel6e Ieit sinigsn Sugen in Nr..
3, 8roubtpab, glep Yort, gepflogeN
tperDen, duf cine oerartige 4b1ibt bin.
Die @tntpunbsruu9Sbe6Droen beqiin5tIs
qen i'm Stillen Elm oerurtiges Q(bfom4
men, obpobl bic baourh er3ielten ReA
Iultate ni6t INNER i'm SntereKe bee
@tn1panoerer liegen unb ppr benz
Selbit6ei eitimmungsre6 Oiefer pen:g
N9tung bd6en. Wie Jon piepsrhoIt
betont, tpsrbtn, um buS 9sI6dft m0es
lihf 9leihmdBig uuf Die 8abn9eIeQ=
TAaften 3u pertbeilen, GinpanOerer
in faIt unglau6G6 tlingsnber 3eiTe4
route nit 400 Bis 500 N}eilen umpeg
unO 3etDerluit abgeidOben unb IS ilt
fogdr i6on porgetommen, baB Mits
glieoer elmer @inpanoerer 5amilie
auSeinanoergerif1eH unb iiber OerI6isz
oene Routen befDroert lpurbsn, Bios
bumit bas @ei6dft ri9tig bertbeiIt
perbe. Gs lit Ouber ange3eigt, ben Ginz
punperern ein5uprdgen, baB lte BEL Der
2(ntunft in Der Barge Sffice ni6t geA
5tpungen Iin0, bic ibnen bon Den 4geus
ten oes GiIen6abn Pools ober mos
mDgli6 I6On auf benz 0ampfer aufpts
trpDirten 8outen gu befolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15

% al 6ingto n, .. g., IA. Suli.
= Dem StaatsOepdrtement Iino Bis
fer feline 9oritsllungen pariibsr 5ugez
oanaen, baB angebIi1 omeritdniT9s
8Iroer i'm Srunsnadl bus britIi9e
8iir9errs6t srperben polsn, um ni4t
BON ben Gperen gum 0ienit in bersn
9lrnes geprebt Sll tperDsn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15

Billet. 6no auf ou.n 3iie,n, ben .2imittrssa
Souarsifonelen. auss:nommen. aaItia-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15
Gin Sdmer;en SinOsrnnssmittsl.
Sas rinjise GinOsrungsmitSeI,
]Raswap's ,Reaop Refiet
fur tnnrIttsen uuS duserItdben s.braud,.

gsi'm QJebraub BON Wcoi3in 1ur Qinbtruno bee
sGmsr;cn ipQttn ipir iOlbs psrmtiotn, peI6s oas
spitsm affiSiren Gpium, Worpbin, Gborofprms
@et6tr, Gecain uub GblOrul bebebeH BEN Stmers
Saourd Dab Fs oas Gmpiinnun0s s9srm6gen Ies
N0rtn uno Der 9atitut Die Gsiiibl5truft Duliert.
Gg if oiss cine iebr btrotrbIibt 9raris fe mass
firt bic Spmptoms ldbt iis nidD srtenntn II. itutt
Dag 2eiOsn gu eutferneu ruinirt fs ben Muocns
oi, Qcber uuo GiugstoeOs tOOtet bel Idngrr6urt.
ictuno bic Qsrotn unO psruriadt lOtale ODsr GGota
mtns 2dbmung.
Gs Ittgt feline @obiptuOigttit oor, bitit ureta
tpiFen MeOitamente ju gcbrau6tu, fpcnn Elm f6rss
ptilmittcl, pis g a D NAYS 8eab0 8ettte
bic au6lenOtn Sbmcrjen raider lnOrt, oSnt ira
eenb fuelbeu Ra3tbsu fir Rinbtr ooer Grpa6i,us.
Gs bebe6t ioiort bic audlsnOsu Sdmsritn. gnts
sinOunq uno turirt GonatitiOnsn, oh fe nun DON
Der Qunq,, bem Ttagen. ben Giugciuto,r, onb,rm
Sriiien ooer SaItim abiorOern0rH UItmbrantn
herriihreu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15
Srei 0ulaen=Ennnihate

9btlu beIp6ia, IA. Suli. -
Nm. @pps, @so, St. Clair unO 8ep.
0esf5, orei fiirSli1 bes Wlorbes im
erHen @rube iiberfiibrte Neger, tpurbem
bsute gum Soos perurt6eilt. @pps era
pIrgEe Nnn 2atp(er, cine 9reiIin,
pdbrerb er i'm (eBten Sunuur ibr9aus
pliinberte; Ct. Glair unO Weet5 srs
TdoHen am leBten @6riifu6enO bic Nes
germ Bertha 8bite gelegenili4 eine6
Streits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15
MabmaD's &eaoD &elief
i6aift iufnrtiae Grlcihteruns.
Sommer=C Complaints,
OD(enterie, Diurr66e,
G6o(ern Jl(or6uS.

Gin bolbsr 9beel6ffcl oOa BON RcoOo 8,lief TN
einem 6ulben Gjlae Y9oiicr 10 oft picoerbOlt, ais
gnfdqt porfommsu, uno elm GlanelsGuppsn, esa
idttiQt nit 8caO0 8sIiti uno uber ben Utugtn uHD
iInterltib qteet, ifaicn ioiOrtige HiHoeruuo uno
btipsrtf,uiasu balOige SeilunQ.
Reine i6limmen Racbprtuugtu (rucI5e behdnbig
SOien BON Opium etc folgeu) toqeH Dem etbrdus
de BON Raopabs Rtobp Rccf bod perom bic
Giuqtpsioe in eintm Gciunoen, rormaItr 3uiionne
btnien.
Sin bdlbcr big elm gunJr 9beeOiicl OOu in els
mem balbsn Gloie g9aitr beictiQt in rpsntgen Utts
uuten Rrdmpit SdDiuDclaufGlle, lauren Waqeu,
spbbreuuen, Rsrooftdt, @iqraus Siorrboe, Sps
ienterie, Golit, 9ldbun9eu uno ale iuuereH Ses
{d,tutrhCu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15
SAmer5en bebpben
1T eineu Mpntente.

Ginerl.i pis beftq oosr auGlstO bic S6mr5,n.
auf otm gBeqe Der Gsneunq ino i6Da6lbt, prs
tripptlte, usrp0ie, bon ReuralGe beimQeiubt, oocr
BON Rrantbeittn biuetitrede QsrOnen aus5uitbeE
hnhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15

124, 1876, 12S 2l.=Sowarofr.
9Silipn 8rpipn fiibrte nmr bic be-
ifen 0Saaren. rSas bette lit SaS Sils
LATTE" abcr bas Scite fuitct ge=
ipDbnlidI oas meiite @clo. Sier lit
cine CUTE @cleaenbeit, Sas Scite fiir
Den scringitcn 8elobctraa Sm famfcu.
allie Dieie SSaaren miificn nerfamft
meroen, nno Die 9dnicr bcbcrrid)en
Sic Situatipn.
s0sbt flnSet bfr priuatusrkauf ltatt.
9laspaaren. 5ol5paaren, SOpfsrz
paaren, Mehernaaren, GiIenurtitel
jeber Dirt. Hefrigeratoren, Su6ler,
9efrierer, S6laf8immerzIrtifel, Oiz
nerz uno SbeezSerpice, Gegenl4irmz
StGnber, &o6zlltenIilien, 2ampen Ii.
Sarbinieren perben raf9 porgelegt,
um fir tleinere Maaren plab 3u mo-
den. 9ebentsn Sic, baB bie5 Der
grObte uno belt ausgeipdblte Torrotb
bon 9aus6altsz9lrtiteln unb 9otelz
@erdtbEhaFten in bieliger StuOt 1T.
@erfdmfcr iuiSmen Ssbncn ibrc per-
iDnlidJe 9lufmerfiamfcit uno fDnnen
Sic sm ssbrcm iclbit beitimmten Yrci=
fen fanfcn. Spmmcn Sic sur Scr
meibuns ocs @ebrauscs iriibseitig.
uss-0 G6arfss 6. sill, Guratur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15
Sbip= Saint 8ulfctiu.

S1.25 ppn Baltimore nadb GSaibinstpn unS
3uriid SumitaQs ulD Sonntuqs, eitltig fir
bic Rudabrt bis sum iogcnoen WOutag
eini6leBlib. gilete eutie auf alien 3iiz
gen, uusQsnommen Dss p&Opal 9imiteo."
$3.50 ppn Baltimore mad, Dem eurap@ Sphlen
IND 3uritf anl SonnertaQ, Den 20 Suli
Ser tSpejial3ue miro Den Wtt 9opal=sabu=
boi nm l1br 9Drmittags unO Den Gum=
oen=9abnbof nm Z 1lbr 10 Minuteu Sor=
llittaqs pcrtafen. Die Eiidiabrt Don 2u=
rap srfoat am iebsn Sage UNI 6 llbr
QlbenDs. (l96b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-15
Cine peutidIe Slasgc am 4. Snli oon
aufgcbetten griimen Splbaten
berabaeriiien mno serfctt.

Der 9auptbeBer fat 6ereits $10O fir
bas @ergniigen be3ablt. = Setpi[lz
fommnung Der Sregonsr Solonz
tdre in San 5ran3jsco. - Sort
idritte Der Retrutirung. - 9enez
raj @6eeler Idpabt ii4 10 bura
na4 Der Yacificfiife. - 3eiter
bruuden pferoe. - Sin 8if4of,
ipelder ben Srieg preoigt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-02
JUDGE POWERs AND THE BOUNTY.
To the Editor of the Dolly Ne,os:

To the Editor of the Dolly Nea0s:-
In your issue Of the 18th instant,
speaking O. my action in congress on
the maple sugar bounty, you are in
advertently il error.
The RutIand Ne1Cs is the author of
the suggestion that I misre presented
my constituents on this question. In
It's first reference to the matter it in
timated that I opposed the passage of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-02

On the 10th of December, 1897, Rev S A Donahoe
pastor NJ E church, South PIT. Pleasant, w Va,
contracted severe cold which was attended from
the beginning by violent coughing. He says !:
CATER resorting a number of socalled specifics
usually kept in the house, to no purpose, pur-
chased bottle of Chemberlan's Cough Cure
Remedy, which acted like charm. L most
cheerfully recommend it to the public" For sale
by Barron & Hamblet.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-02

matter was discussed by the cabinet,
as in all other things connected with
the military government of the
Philippines, Gen. Otis will be left
unhampered.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-02

( Our guarantee is like a Bank I
Check-if your purchase does
] not suit you, bring back the (
goods and draw your money. J
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
PYTHIANs' COMING CARNIVAL.
Work of Building the Midway Will
Begin This Week.

The K. of P Fair Committee is getting
everything in shape for the coming carn-
val Blue prints of the booths and thea
ters necessary to accommodate the troupe
of players were received several days ago,
and have been turned over to the Stewart
Contracting Company, which will erect
the buildings. Lumber for this purpose,
and for the fence that will surround the
grounds will be hauled out 10 the Park
Extension tomorrow, and the work OF
putting things in shape will begin at once.
Frank W. Gaskel manager of the Can
ton Carnival Company, will be in the city
tomorrow, and will meet the committee
at Pythian Hall at 7 o'clock. Mr.. D. A.
Bvck made a flying trip to Atlanta last
week to arrange a few minor details and
TO see lust what kind of a show was to
he given by the Canton troupe. He is sat
isffed in every respect, and says that every
spectator will get his moneys worth.
Among the attractions that will be eX-
hibited are Rubber Neck Joe" described
as the human giraffe, a congress of dane
ing girls. among whom is a real Filipino,
and an American theater in which Amer
lean dances will be given, though the mu-
sic will be supplied by two Turks who play
banjo and ocarina. The wild man from
Africa. is another attraction that is sure
to be interesting ne - COilPio.SiS SOFei-
ed with hair and is said to subsist on
diet of raw meat only. In order to secure
him he has 10 be chained to his cage Ros-
coe the snake eater, who has an unap-
peasable appetite for live snakes, is anoth-
| err one of the star features of the show,
while japanese dancers, magicians. and
iugglers are in profusion. Karney P.
| Speedy. who will make dive of ninety
! feet into a tank of water only four and
! hair feet deep is another one of The fea-
lures. but lately added.
Altogether this show will be as attract
i've as 1t is unique, and the Knights are
sure that it will both give satisfaction to
! the spectators and increase largely their
| building fund.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
MAY 60 TO THE RANGE.
Col. Cam Offers Suggestions 10 Com
pany Commanders.

Thanksgiving day is more than a month
off yet, but a suggestion has already been
made by Col George r. Cam, inspector
general of rife practice. Georgia Volun>
teers, that, adopted by those to whom II
is given, would result in the probable ad-
vance Of the figures of merit they have
succeeded in making in his department
during the season of practice that is draw
ing to a close.
Col Cam would like to see excellent
records made by the troops. His depart
ment is a source of pride to him and ne
takes great interest in It. 1t was through
his effort that an extension of the season
from Sept. 30 to Nov. 30 was secured anc
he now thinks advantage should be taken
OF the opportunities that yet remain for
the range to be utilized for the better
ment of the figures Of merit before the
fered to the companies throughout the
state
1t chances that the close of the season
and Thanksgiving day are on the same
date. IL occurred to Col. Cam that IL
would probably be an easy matter for the
company commanders to get a large pro-
portion OF their men TO visit the range
on that day because Of the suspension OF
business In that event number of men
who have not yet done so might qualify
as marksmen or sharpshooters or be ad-
vanced from the class in which they now
are to some higher one. An advantage
would be found i'm the adoption of the sug-
eestion by those commands that have
taken in many recruits lately.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
EXPANSION AN OLD IDEA.
The Late Gen. Henry n. Jackson's
Expansion Speech in 1s5s.

Expansion Speech in 1858.
The question of expansion, which is lust
now being widely discussed is not a new
one even in the South. and more pardcu-
larly in Georgia.
An old scrap-book, musty and yellow
with age, found the other day. revea ed
the fact that the late Gen. Henry r. Jack
son was a most ardent expanslonist The
following extracts are from a speech by
Gen. Jackson on The Extension of Amer
lean Empire and its effects on Southern
institutions, delivered n the hall of the
| House of Representatives of Georgia on
Friday evening, Nov. %, 1858:
MIR Chairman and Fellow Citizens;
Responding 10 the call with which l have
been so highly honored, addressing an au-
dience 50 largely composed of The public
men OF Georgia, ii will be naturally ex-
pected that l shall direct my remarks to
matters of public concern, the public policy
or the country, state or federal. The con-
troGng feature of that policy for the flu
ture, in all probability for the immediate
| ana pressing future, win be, in my judg-
ment, the extension of our national ter
ritory. The further proposition deduc ed
from this is equally clear that the chief
hope, as well as the chief danger, OF the
South must be sought in the bearing of
| this principle of territorial expansion upon
her domestic institutions.
The pubic opinion of the civilized world
has been RAPIDLY coming to the conclusion
OF late that the peculiar relations exist ng
| between us and the Island of Cuba, and
more especially the states Of Mexico, can
only result in their annexation The
change of public sentiment UPON this ques-
| ton among our own people is worthy of
note Many of us can remember the vio-
lent opposition which was made to The an
nexation Of Texas; yet who would now be
en- from our national banner At the con-
clusion of our late war with Mexico, when
1t was proposed to purchase new territory,
the idea met with a like resistance, and
yet who would moi now exercise al the
power Of the national grasp, to retain our
golden state of the Pacific? Nay, did our
American army now stand as II stood ten
years ago in the Mexican capitol who
among us would advocate the policy Of
surrendering what we IN ght pro- erly have
held under the laws Of nations by the right
of conquest.
ITO extend American territory has been
| styled our manifest destiny" and erron-
eously only in so far as il would seem to
appropriate to ourselves what we simply
share in common with the leading powers
Of the earth.
There is no fact better established in
history, than that so soon as a dominant
| empire instinct with is own peculiar prin-
ciple of civilization ceases 10 expand. IL
| begins to decay"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
GOES TO CHARLESTON.
Mr.. A. L. stokes to Take Charge OF
n Business College There.

Mr. A. L. Stokes will leave to-day for
Charleston. where he will take charge of
the business college recently established
there by Prof. C. S. Richmond of this
CITY. For the last five years Mr.. stokes
has filled the position of secretary ana
stenographer TO Commissioner D. G. Purse
Of the Savannah Bureau of Freight aud
TRANSFORMATION. His discharge of his du-
ties in this capacity has been highly sat
i=factorv to the commissioner and TO the
members of the board of directors, ana
the subscribers of the Freight Bureau
generally, with whom he was brought IN
contact. LII.
previous to accepting the position with
the Freight Bureau Mr.. Stokes was as
eociated with Prof. Richmond In the con-
duct of his Savannah Business College,
and the ability displayed by him in TINS
line then led to his selection by ProI.
Richmond. as the director OF the Charles
ton school. Mr.. Stokes is native south
Carollnian, and in going TO Charleston ne
will not be journeying to a strange couh-
trv He has made a host of friends here
Who wish him success in his new undertake
ing ana who will always feel an interest
in his welfare.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
IN CHARGE OFF TEMPLE EMANUEL.
Rev. DR.. siIverman Succeeds Haoo1
Gustav GOttheiI.


Gustav GOtthei1.
The trustees of Temple EMANUEL New
York city. have accepted the resignation
of the Rev. DR.. Gustav Gottheil to take
effect on Nov /. DR.. Gotthen Will pc
come rabbi emeritus of the congregation.
He will receive a salary of 5000 year
hut he will be relieved Of all duty and
his associate, the Rev. DR.. Joseph Silver
man. well known in Savannah VIII De-
come the active rabbi of Inc temple.
Temple Emanuel is the leading reform
Jewish congregation in this country, and
Or Gottheil has presided as it's spiritual
head for more than twenty-five years Dr.
suverman. who has been his associate for
the past eleven years, is one of the most
eIoouent and learned, as well as one OF
The most popular ministers in this coun-
trv and was recently elected first vice
president of the Rabbinical Conference
TemDle EMANUEL is the largest and
Uaalthiest Jewish congregation in New
york city and the distinguished honor
which the trustees have conferred on Dr.
Silverman is justly merited and well de-
served The DOCTOR who has visited ms
resident family here on several occasions,
bas MANY warm friends in this city, who
viii he glad 20 learn of mis- deserved pro-
motion.