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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
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lamb, enbnu lan9ere mob Dif, os at be
iaaleOes bar lifret fig mob etbuert 5orA
Jog fra gnsIanoernes She paa at fable
benz | Rps9en.
Den ueitIi9e SIa9mart tiIOruser fig
feeble mere OpmertiOmbeben, os bet
Ipnes, iom ON man fan uente afssrenoe
ge9iuenbebsr meo bet iOrlte.
9ofb GOberts bar ieIu toget Ouer=
f%Ommanooen ouer belle Retbuen8
Stprte, Os bermeo banser %Diitnot iuma
men, at General M cOonalb, Der par
saaet tet op / goernes beire 6Iante@
fitting efter ct minbre ubeIo plubietia
er bleuen tuIot tiIbage til Moboer Ri@
per, buOr Metbnen lisssr.
So9en forboIoer fig u%iitnof Iaa, az
kimberley lioer forfarbeIis Sob.
Den bar uGret uciut for baarot Yom@
baroement, o9 DeosfaIoene er laa tala
ri9e, at oe lpnes at tanlme ira en- bRra
senbe Pef.
timber @eneral @ronie bolbee
goerne gpen tot inbei luttet, os nps bar
be opitiuet iuGrt geleirin9slfpts Oma
firing ben.
9et itaI MI uere 2orb 6oberts Mee
ming at iuinse ben enseIife MObOer
&iuer.9 Scr uben ON SatObsoal os inb
/ Orange 6riitaten for laalebes at tuinse
@rOnit til at opsiue RimberIeps 9eIsi@
ring.
ON bet Iptfes. nil nefte l1se fOrmoa
bentIi9 uiie.
9ele ben forIobne u9e bar bog paa
mango SteOer Oiit. at BOsrne itaur ubes
sribelis %buurbnatteoe %ouerfor uue be
enseIffe Qnsreb. Sntetltebs bar @ns.
Ianoerne punoen en- Bobsbreo Soro,
entelte Steber bar De enoo9iaa maattet
Opsiue uaereoe uunone StiQinser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
8cit Superior, @is.

Ranba9 b. 5. 5ebr, boIbt Spse=
tosieforeninsen Qarsmpbe. 6orenin=
gen bar BET fOfe Qar sjott COB 6rems
gang. Der par opto9et otte nye Wsbs
lemmer, fire par bOrtreilfe, en- ub9uaet.
8asiebeboIOninsen par 1910. @.
Rp9aarb uaIstes til 6Ormnn5, 6.
" en-, NGfformanb; st.. SEMEN,
Setretar; s. Dunso s u. 9anen,
Spsttomite.
9rsoreue Duus bar forget
beres DlaIteforretnin9 meo % npe
9ssr, iaa De andre MeIfemano maa
paste paa, for eaers uiI be pitt TONNE
I'll at Tore Oeres WaIt 6iem isen.
- Rasmus SEMEN bar tebt in
grObers Yutt / 6orretninsen oa ct nu
/ iulo Sang meo at iaIse S%utfersObt.
Soren SEM en- fit fig en- COB
JlgtaatS8aue, ibet bans 6orIoueoe lptte:
Zig o9 bel anfom fra Dnnmart til Gu:
perior ~ga9taursOus ON Aftenen.
- Der ifriueS M os oa / DANTE
rem" en- grpaupper Os surprice party,
men aIori9 Der ira Superior; Ri trOr
bog at tunne itriue ON iuabant nGite
0anq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
0amptOu, Neb.

9orsbus ben l.. 6ebr. Gstepiebes
lln9farI VI. q. Simonen og Miis
4nnu BerteI en-. 8ieIlen foresit
/ airten os forretteoes at Paltor s..
iOm ierlis Ia9oe bet unge 2@s=
tepar pau Sinoe; yMin Sub ituI siUe
cher rissIiSen." @n bp99eIis Stnab
tilbrustes / 9ruOens 9ism, buOr mango
9%la9tuin9e og 8enner par tiISt.be. buor
6reIleren, ben 9erre Seins uar inb6uot
o9 pat til Stebe meb fin Aano o9 fit
Orb. q
= JOr npIis ufbOlOt N~eni9beoen
Mebe, buor Der bleu usbtuset, at 81.
8ertel n ituloe pGre DeIegat ueo
ioretuoenoe Aorsmsoe. 9iaIpefores
ninssiOsen uunOt lite nO8enSnOsane Der
| Weni9beoen.
Den npe Furnace, Der bIeu ino:
Iast / airten for Sui, opuarmer 8irfeu
pitt til auss I%ilfreosbeb.
= 8 benne 6io bar ri 8eisg at 9as
flor gunbs 6aoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14

bel lerne ON, paa oeres 8e9ne, 9ennsm
y0onlferen" at ubtaIe en- Cat til ct.
SObonnes Menisbeo for ben @obbeO'
be bupbe msbt / ben. 6rilfidn oil aItlb
meo @Iaoe teute tllbaae pua ben 9iO,
ba ban fGrbeoss iblanbt os.
- vi bar bait en- milb ginter os
n9lten in9en Sue, mel ben g.. 5ebr.
fit nj en- SneiOrm, os Snsen fog lum=
men / fore 3riusr, os bet frpfer osioa
TENN eIis baarbt nu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
SoW6els, &arO So, VI. ..

Oct piI muli9uis interesiere g9ierne
at bore libt fra bisle norbli9e g9ne.
8erfor bisie 9inier, Der o9iaa funne
tiene til at tolte Iibt qps ouer 6orboI=
oene / bet ilnaa.
- Joraaret n9rmer fig meb roite
Striot, o9 Vinteren bar inbtll for fort
lib Iioen p9ret Nib. Men MI bar ri
faaet ct Life Sun. Dog, buem nil
fIa9e oper bet, naar ri tOmmer i 9u,
at nj er iaa Ianst mob 0Orb, fun 20
Mil fra &anaba.
Den IL. Warts penter oi, at
Pnltor W. Is. 8. Hobe tommer bertiI
Os be9pnber fin giltiombeo iOm Brett.
6an lfal 10, iom betenbt, betiene Be'
tbania % Betbletems Neni9beo. Den
isrltn9unte Weni9beo bar aIereoe faaet
en- Del at arbeioet paa OpfOreIlen at
i'm npe Ritte 9iort. 9ertil bar ben
miIoe 9intsr siort fit, ba auIoen life
Iusoe iaa tore 9%inoringer / 8eien, lom
ofte e, IilfaIOst iaa Iangt norbpau.
- ut Der o9loa uil bIiue tart 3mmis
grafton / 4dr, tan Der lite uGre nc
gen Ipiul ont. ganoet bsromtring ans
befaler 10 zig ielu % bet paa TO Wtaas
Der: /. oerueo, at bet er biai9t, er frit
Sano, og 9. at bet 9ioer COB Af9rOoe.
8 ge8pnosIien par ganbisseren beus
pitt til, buao 6armerue Ranaoa i%ortaIte
ON bets 6rustborbeo, % til, bOaO Gar.
merne, iOm bor ueo yNunsriuer" buOOe
at li9e. gtu CT bet anoerIeoes! JIere
BAR olerebe Ieuet Der / 3 Qar, % be ueS
at tunne siue paalioeIis llnoerretnius
ON, buao ganOet tan goe. 0etie maa
afsjort biorage til, at mango tommer,
nuar be berer ira SIGst Os 8enner, q.
ber er - ON lite ct Baraois = Iaa BOG
en- PIaos, buor De meb inlaa Mioler
fan faa ct 9iem % bet u9ouenoise til
u~nosrboloet.
- @n lille Suetfi 9t oper euer Wiebs
oeIeIie ON, buao Der iaaban sennem.
initIig bleu auIet pr. Acre Der og peb
6enmare iiolte @or, ifal ies tiuabe mig
at siue. o9 leg tor tilfeie: ben ct mig bes
uilt lite operbrspsnl 9aa en- 6orm Der
ueIt for Seen, blep Der aplet: 10BulbeIs
0er % ID guibeIs .Suebe pc. acre. gn
FARMER oft for Ssen peb 6enmare, aus
leoe 1900 Buibels puebe. 6or euri9t
er bet, buab auIen angaur, anta9et, at
Der oplebeS fra 10 til l6 gulbels 6er,
fra 20 til 40 SuibeIs 9uure o9 fra 10
til 258nibeIs 9ueoe pr. acre fibfteNar.
@r bette tiInGrmeIiesuiS ri9tie, ba fer
bet 10 belt Iouenbe uo for port Golf Der
omfrins os andre iom bar tuset 2anb.
S%ettIementet uiI b~erefter tale for fla
ielu. Oct er Sosen. Os ies ffuIbe
lite unbre mig Oper, at bet, at 6armerne
ft plsiet beres 9anb | Sfteraaret, taller
Iopsnbe for, at nafe CONNER, beuarer
Cub alt, oil Der bIiue en- ueIiisnet 6eh.
s felipe gpen Bowbeus er Der lite
mango DANTE. De felte Dor fra Q
til 10 Dil uoe paa 9anbet. 8 gpen
sr Der banif Smeo Os andre, iom aiuer
fig at msb 6orrstnins. Site mango.
Msn be tommer NOT meb Chen, ba
omfrins ct 9unbreoe banfe 6amiIier
oil faa gOwbeas til narmslie Rsbfab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
aaph.n Yan IRE btIbresss

psb iotols mitIer. ba be itfs tau und ben a%nersbns
Tsf ai grei. Ter Ct tun en- ylaoee at lure E DSohee,
Ga bel sr peb tonitituiioneae Ditblsr. Geghtb toraers
iaass pes en- betenbt IiItanb nf $iimbtnoen I DIT
tutaAltfs Msr. glaar bette Ngr bltptr inRaHfrfl,
mtrt.r Gs en- ramltubs 9pb tner foar IN oaatlla pp'
20 NIB miabfs gstQupellen Tan iiarnss, % beiie 0st
aisnaiyes fin normole 1iiliano, oil esreiifn pare goe.s
faat for hebis. vi no al II 9iIinlee f~remtalsrs ueo
Notarrb Der er tnist asest sub en- beianbt Ahltaao Of
GlimbinberHe.
vi nj aips Il bunbrebs gofars for ttbptrt TiIialbe Of
pepbeo doraoriaast of Raiartbl iom lite Tau tureres
meb Halls Catarrh Cure. Sfrtp etir etItli9tt III
q. I. gbsnep d Co., GOlebo, d.
eN- ealets Dos Npolbsfsre, 75e.
i Halls Family Pills Ct be btsife-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
Neoheee Ct Barns pin.

Reoeeee Ct Barns Yin. = Mrs,
WRaria Roa, Suolow, Rp., b~eretter,
buorIebts ct Barns giu bIeu reobet peo
at fsl9e bsnbes Raab. Mrs. Nou
f~iriusr til Or. Deter 5ubrnep. gbicuso,
3d.: vaere 8oftor, Gaes uiounosrs
Iise Webiein bar reboet ct Barns 9iU.
3 oite LANCE Tiger lto Barnet al Rram-
peanfalo, os bet iaa ofte ub, iom ON
2iuet par ubnuttst. DOttoren TOM
buer Dag, men Der par in9en Joran-
bring. paa NIT Raub gap UiObsreu
ben lille at Or. getsrs Kuriko. GUN
baube bog tun Iioen Gro paa at tunne
rebbs Barnet. Os buOr sIab bun par,
ba en- Boranbrins til bet bsbre fanet
Stso! Oct to9 lite mere enb to Tiger,
ferenb Barnet par Sanife frifs i9en."
Oct or operraftenoe at Ia99e Warte
til, buor mango SpeoomstiIfaIbe ber
er, iom iilipnslubsnbs mObitaar iaatuIbt
uibsnifabeIis BebOnoIins Os bog siUer
fig for ben ue!ssrenoe 8irtnins al Or.
Ysters Kuriko.
Dstts WibbeI CT fun at srbolbe gems
mem sotaIasentsr euer birstte fra ia
britan.en. Sfrio til Or. Better 6abr.
nep, l12-1l4 go. 9Opne aUs.,
@bieuco, gu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14

Sn6ien nbtaIt fig ON be tuteIise 6Ors
bOIb Der iom foIger: yOm Der Osiaa
enbnu iinoes mango ouerbeuishin9stro
RaiOIitfer, inn CT bog 5runtri9 reIisiss
5snissnbs / en- belt igsunem isrges
Zig Stiain9. 6oltsts fore Wasie ltaar
Rirfsn fietn. 6~irtebeiegst er ffrGtteIis
lille, Satrameutbrn8en me9et iua9, o9,
bpao Der er bet isr9eIi9ite, paa eanoet
Ct ben reIisipie 8anferot snbnu ferre
.nb / 9perne. 8 Paris finoes mere
@slisiOn eno / ptoOinien uoe paa Gan.
Bet" = 5rantrig er ct tatoIft gunb.
Nen ben t~atOIite ReIi9iou bar pift fin
aruftIssbeb. Oct 9 9IGoeli9t, at
GuunseIiet M timber ftsDie mere Snts
pas bIonot 5oItet Der.
9aftOrg 3. 3. Ibifteb bar tuset
mob 9aIo fra Wsit Brand og Clinton,
Sa., Der tibIisere betientes at gaifor
U. g. s.. Robe.
Senator Depew 9oIbt f%orIsben
Aftsn ct 5orsOrO9 DIN 6irteaah8en %
bens paalaIbsnOe Aftaaen bore Dd8e.
Gil en- pis @rob Ia9oe ban StpIben
berfor paa 8tGfferne. 9lanbt anbet
faabe ban: ,0s t~eolo9iite Stnbenter
burbs gore bsres Stuoier poa @aberns
os I Straberns. Dc bnros iiene II liar
/ 5~reIisns armse, for be fit Con I'll at
bstrabs en- YrGoittitoI / 6iitb aueHue.
ga uiIoe De uibs uoget ON impIe 6OIt,
% buao be bebeutr, % oa uiles pore
airtsr fnart blius fuloe."
Senatoren 9Iemmsr pitt, %ifriuer et
gpttsbIao, at bet lite er meo airten,
Tom bet CT msb be %politiife 6oriamIin'
ger, bpor Arbeloet mao bsoemmes eftsr
9ilbersrlfarens SterrsIis. 8ssfor:
uben er Der noset iom tables 6rsm9on9
o9 Belarelie / Rirten iom fotorer Stu:
blum, lib % YetGnfning. Get sr life
fun en- AgitOtion, iom itaI uare fun
ouer en- g0Isons. DssfOruben bar
SenGtOren en- gal 0pfatning al airfen,
beriom ban tror ben or nsouenoi9 bare
for roe fimpIe".
uIouIis G%iIIaoeIfe, Z 6uIOu,
Ohio, bar StOIeraobet tiQobt gasning
al ben t~aiolite 6atsfismus / Stolsrne,
ba aqe / SfoIeoiiirifiet or Ratolittere.
3etts bar @snsralaouotatsn / Gbio us
tIGret Tor uIopIiet.
6enefeIsmisiionen | Nsw
0ort bar nu orbeioei ca. 90 aor.
Den Isoes al en- Del grGlter % Sag
m9nb fra fOritsuise airteofOeIinsu.
aapeaansn boIosr Wsbey busr Ssnoas
Os Ofte paa Sssneoas,ue, iamt bsissu
5anserne / osres Setter til enbusr lib.
6an iommer iaolebes | Bsrsring msb
$4,000 Sanger uarIi9.
Den bs.re Il ntsrpisnins /
5noien msnss M at bile bliue ubes
Iuttenoe ousrbraSst priuute Selfnbsr
meb no9en llnosritotteIis ira Rsserins
gen. Da 0inouer % Wubameoaner
nGppe uiI formaa at oprstboIbs uosn
nOsIe iaa 9eiiOIer, oil Der Der t%iIiuIoe
D%iisfonarerne bet iaare betpbniusss
fuIoe arbeibe at uboanne 3noiens 9m.
bsosltano os annoeli9e eeoere.
9ungersnsb i 9noien. 5rn
flere Siber meIoss ON truenoe j0un.
gsrsneo | Snoter. gao flers Stss
Der bsr auGsst / Rusispis Of WanseI
pno Sober Os 9anb. Osiao Uleune.
ftsns maneIsr pua Steosr DrittsuunO.
auu fra SuntaIiion bsrstter Risfos
narerne, at Der ct 5eftet goot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-14
DOCTOR
Ev 4 4 | l. Z: S
Nervine

o9 prgue ben. 5aa en- SLATE nu. fprenb
Deres Spitem er ~fuIofeubis nebbrubt.
o9 Sp9oom tuger fait 9oIo paa Dem.
Seq leb al troniif yEnueip9bom oe nerpsS
Sloppelie n9iteu to 2tar. Seq tunbe life
lone, ie9 baube in9eu @ppetit, lea par nerpes
oe pirreli9 os ie9 par ube Of Stonb til at
paste min Norretnin9. Sec baube fun bruot
Or. N9iles' Nervine o9 Nerve oq Liver
Pills no9le taa Da9e, ba min 2lppetit tom
tilboge og ieg tllnbe lope ON Iatten. Wit
9eIbreb bleu burtist gobt, oe ieo bar tuunet
9I9be mig peb bet liben.
VI. u. . o d, Decatur, Sub.
Sol9t poa ale a~potefer TIMBER iulbftQnbio
@aronti. Striu efter frit 6aab os 8oe til
Or. Miles Medical Co., EIkhart, Indiana.
Gil uPaitOr Silb. Sef on Sultrus
Qegaf"
bar pi, nnoer ben lmuffe 8eernnbelIe, at ct
%iaabant ee9at litfert tan blipe en- oob Stette
Tor 9errens @ernins, mobtaoet fra
Nr. Sens Berg, Npfteb, gsebr.,...... $500
ppot1or lpuferes. Reb.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26

that waiting, must endure the tor.
lures 0f lost soul to whom my
kesnest sympathy cries out. There
are no brayer women in the world to-
day thhn the wives of our army OFF.
GERS. and those Of our private soldiers
aA well. for the heart under the rough
WOODEN jacket can ache 30 plercfngiy
as that under the siIken robe To
their honor bs IL said. that IN the
path of duiy no sacrifice is too great
for them. no loved one too dear to
yield
Six seemingly interminabls weeks
must eispss before letter from the
Philippines ran reach the eastern part
of the United State aud every sol
disr's wife knOus Wheu she reada the
letter that IN the Intervening weeks
since il WIS written he loved hand
that penned the words may hsvs
fallen paIsisd by MaBser bullet
What too. Of the yomen = ho have
no more 10 ssit for. wh.o Hit ~, longer
~ the wiudoN Of hope. thet fro5H
whom war; crnei asarice has robbed
all that liff held dsaresf-sfhe = ldoysfG
slses. the bereft tnotbsrs sHd the sor.
rosiER sisisTG
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
PERSONAL AND IMpERsoNAL.

man and wuluan left Il small.
ToN quarantine in 81. Louis 10 get mar.
Fied.
An #audacious# rogue asked con.
uuetor ON BOSTON street ear TO heir
him on with his overcoat. While the
polite conductor WAS engaged in this
service, the artful passenger picked the
conductors 5 pocket.
4 man went into store in Fairfield
Me"the other day and remarked that
everything eNceptthe boots he had on,
VII. stockings shirts,, ,untlerelaihes
outside clothes and ,wereZspun,
woven and made by his mother.
Nine Sada Aacco.# #whoZhas been
play ing in NewN ork, is the first Jap.
''ntse actress Ia play in u company of
lnen.s Ihough formerly one of he most
noted geishaS of Toxic, she is =tf a fam.
lily noble and rich aud i>#eNeeptionaIly
we'll educated "
M Jules Camhon, the French atnhas.
Fador TO the nited State. nude a
speech at Columbia university the at h,
erHdaS# which, speaking of American
women and meaning To be4NerN gal.
liant, he said thattheir taste is second
only to that OF born rarisirnues.
Morton Russell CoieS, of Bourne.
mouth. England, has presented TO the
United States, through Ambassador
thoatc, a bust of George Washington
made of black basalt we,lgwoo,l Pres
ideut Mckinley has requested Secrc
tarN Hay to write To Mir. Cotes thank.
ing him for the gift.
The recent death of member OF Q
Scdalia tMo.l firm disclosed the fact
that for 80 years the firm had kept NJ
account books, 1t did strictly cash
business, divided the day' 5 receipts
each night. share and share alike. " hen
a bill OF goods Was purchased. eact
member of the firm paid one-half oi
the money, carried in his pocket,
Jonathan Groves, OF burlington June
tion, Mo, has unique record Dur
ing the civil war he was prisoner al
Andrrsonville, Ga, where tliseas,
caused his legs to become temporarily
useless. lie escaped from an amhu
lance aud crawlcd ON his hands ant
knees from Goldsboro. v e., 10 New
herne, where there was union camp
The distance is 90 miles. aud he madt
the "trip IN II days. When he startct
he weighed l55 pounds. when he ar
rived he weighed only 90.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
MINNESOTA JUDGE ARRESTED.
He wss Accused Of nelns Russian
Spy la japan and Hailed
Into Court.

In a conversations the other day
with some friends in Minneapolis.
Judge Cantj late associate chief jus
tice OF Minnesota, said he remembered
with anythin.; but pleasure an expert
ence he had in quaint little
Japanese city of Modje. when he was
ON his way 20 China few months
ago. lie wa suspected by the mill
tary authorities of being Russian
spy and sub jeeted 10 great annoy
anee and humiliation, says the Chi
eago Chronicle.
His account of the affair was that
he was a passenger on steamer
which anchored short distance from
Modje hay. Having unlimited curl
osity and considerable time. he went
ashore and found much 10 interest
him. He became enthusiastic, and de-
ter1nined TO see all that could be seen.
Finally he wandered into =parklike
place and against the august person
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
TOO STRONG Tc WORK.
she Had Her Speciality and Could Not
he Induced 90 Depart
from IL.

A few days age a well known Washington
lady, being Unexpectedly hereftZ OF her
kitchen assistance, advertised for eelered
woman capable OF performing general house
work, says the star,
The first caller III response to the adver.
tsement was mulatto damsel. btdeeked
with ribbon and hnery, From her airs aud
graees she might have been a graduate of 4
seminary, She announced that she had no
teed the advertisement and was desirous
OF securing employment.
Are you good eooky" inquired the lady
Of the house.
No, indeed. don I cook. was the reply.
Are you good washeI.and ireners' 'was
the next query.
= wouldn't do washing and ironing it,
toe hard on the hands," declared the caller.
Can You sweep the housewife then
wanted TO know
No" was the answer. and il was pos.
tive one. Il m not strong enough for that ="
Well. in the name ef goodness. what can
you do said the lady OF the house, exas.
perated. The placid reply was:
Il dustS
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26

boy was a native Of Wale2 one Who
could speak Welsh just as well as any
other tongue tthis was true. a. the
baby was but few weeks old. and he
should therefor he the peoples Own
prince. Edward. PRIME Of Wales. say
Forward TWeuty-three years after
this baby became king Of England. and
about % years later his grandson had
assigned TO him. a. be third prince of
Wales. the crest and motto ehieb has
been borne by al the English kings
sons Who have since that day had the
title. The crest j. three ostrich featb-
rrs. and the motto IL the ssHtenee. "ieL
dIen''-''f serve" II was given 90 the
Black Prinee. a boy Of great promise.
who fought braveiy ~ The battle of
Crecv,
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
age of "a representative of the mikado

age of "a representative of the mikado.
q military officer of high degree.
Without offering any explanation
the officer uncefemoniously hustled
the judge off to the military court
and charged him with being in the
employ Of the Russian government
The news spread and the courtroom
soon filed with natives. Further
more. II mob outside suggested in or
der TO expedite matters that the
prisoner be executed first and tried
afterward.
The Judge was arraigned and plead
ed not guilty lie asked for change
of venue TO the captain of the steam
er, whore he could prove that he was
an American, The motion was de-
MED. hut after walking him over the
territory he had traversed during the
day al II o'clock at night they al
lowed him to depart, hungry. mad and
cold
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
catarrh Cannot Ne curea

with Local Applications, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh s a
blood OF constitutional disease. and IN order
90 cure il you must take internal remedies,
Halls Catartai Cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Caiarrh Cure is not quaek
medicine II was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians in this country for years,
OF the best tones known. combined with
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nAll'a HAmilN pllls are the hnai
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indicating his extreme foplness for
it's hot, burning flavor. aud in man
ner that is unacceptable To the AMER
lean palate. II enters into the com
position Of Ill his dishes
Now for the buzzards These just
ly named seavengers Of the air are
very numerous in the section | have
named. The association between
MeNicans aud .buzzards lies in this
with red peppers that when he is
ovcrtaken by death on the plains or
desert huzzards will not eat The body
At least, this is the common under
standing In the section hail from"
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TAMALES AND BuZzARDs.
How. According to neIlsf. one FRO.
tecaS the IeNIcan from the
other.

''Down in my section of the United
States there is much to interest an
observing man, said Alfred j Smith.
of Nogales. Ariz.. TO Washington
Star man. but there are two things
which YOU don't hate here which play
an important part in the everyday
life of a portion of the inhabitants.
and for the sake of a brief description
| will designate them n buzkar,ls and
tamales.
The Mexicans are Unfortunately
fond of red peppers They grow 10
enormous size. compared TO those you
see here, aud in the houses and tn
the caves of the porehes of every MeN-
lean hahitation. be il ever 50 humble.
in Mexico. Arizona and California. one
will observe strings of this brilliant
red condiment hanging With the ends
of the Sta4K twisted into hraids
The Mexican mixes #the#red pep.
pers with his food with Il lavishness
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The
PiI7khan1
Res1sedIeS

For disorders of fho
feminine organs hav0
Dain0d flsols Ds'0af s'on0wss
and enormous salo bo-
cause Of Nso posysanosf
good fisoy hav0 fO8o and
as'0 doing for fb0 w0ns0ss
0f liis country.
~ sN aiyisD o. suffer-
Ing w0ns00 o0uid DO made
20 undorsfand how ab-
s0IUfeIy true ara fb0
sfafens0nfs about lydia e.
PJskhans's Vegetable
Compound, their suffer-
RgOs would 01d.
Mrs. pEmstssasss oo0nsois
w0Gson FREQ Of 0harDes
Her address ss Ey8ns
NFass. Tire advioe sh0
givos 10 praoff0sI and
honest. You 0an write
freely "a hes1 she 10 . ss0-
man.
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-.,,F THROUGH AND THROUGH.

-..,..ss,,. something OF wag,
-, rom human bray and brag;
S.,,sv sometimes in his bark.
/, .,,d his bay when on a lark;
WITHOUT dollars well content
.rho,,gh despising not a scent"
t,s ts sleek and he is sly.
poguish wrinkles in his eye.
ouiek to know and quick to see
What may please or comfort me;
vore true friendship in his paw
man in words from human jaw.
Never doth he drop a sneer
In some eager, itching ear.
coupled with some Tnalice-word
That he has In whispers heard
OF the friend who gave him trust
But to feel his dagger-thrust.
Honest, open. clean and clear
Are his eyes, and not fear
Need one have that low or high
His heart harbors lurking lie;
lo.e unwarped by change or chance.
Fortune, fate or circumstance.
Faith hath he unmixed with fear
Though disgrace or death draw near.
sympathy and truest trust
Though my hopes all turn to dust:
Few the human friends who cling
Like this one through everything.
What though thoughts he cannot speak
Love is long and words are weak:
His not airy, empty creeds,
His religion one of deeds.
He shall live though death bells toll,
Like myself though ages roll.
Love proves that he hath a soul.
i. EDGAR JONES.
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AMERICAN SOLDIERS WIVES,
They Must wait Long. weary weeks
for Letters from Their
Loved Ones.

Yet, terrible aS war is. with It's
weary marches. battles. sickness.
wounds, slaughter. death. and know
ing that the soldier must endure IL
all, yet, ! repeat, my heart sheds not
its keenest blood of sympathy for
him, writes Mrs. L. ; Grant in Ilar.
per's Bazar. No. Il is for the woman
he leaves behind- the woman whose
province IL is 10 wait. and who. in
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uistrIonIc ImprobabiIi,y.

II was during the performance Of Quo
Nads at Eureka. aud Ninicius was begging
Petronlus TO forget has approaches. saying
tearfully
All, how can yeu ever forgive mef'
Ninlons, replied PetronNs, with great
earnestness, thou art my only sister's Gead
child"
Whereunon the audience, which was not
dead. but only bored. burst into huge laugh
ter,--kansas City journal.
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Naming the prince of wales.

About 900 years ago there vas a king
OF England Edward I.-who subdued
the people Of Wales. After conquer
ing the Welsh. he was anxious to get
their good will, and so. when II hap
pcned that his first baby prince was
born in Carnaryon. in Wales. he had n
bright idea. He announced that his