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The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10
M So 0oSS6Gnens About Geuoral

~ 0o2SS0ous About Geuoral
- z. Lee.
~ Osssaas Fisaysne.
The Picayune has received the
iSrAr.rsr.1.A.. OCT. s6. ,soo.a
Raaeor P5eayunG: I have In hand . re-
esatly iAsaed history entitled, s'Story ct the
G.soas Republic." by H. A. Guerber, and on
page sss / 6nd the following statement made
ssl9e thss ret = good example for All his
u applying Tor pardon from the United
.s1np1eraxnent.n Never before have !
c y > stAtement. nor have ever heard Of
Ooaesal Lees s.applying for pardon" and
wAils admiring the general fairnsss and in-
paGeialiay o1 the author. ! seriously doubt
- 66k Ahis statement, for rsa-
- 4! I e.s..;an n;S %Gr.e se
svsr sppiy for pSreos1 The old vets. here
iloa't believe il, and an sure such q state
ment, IL untrue, should be authoritatively
es'sr'd'e'ed' Sisy r. G. e:';z; G:.,o.
General Lee never asked for a
pardon. He surrendered his army
and himself at Appomattox, on the
9th of April, 1865, on parole, with
liberty to return home and not to
take up arms until duly exchanged.
General Lee lived under that pro-
vision, and, although there was talk
of arresting and bringing him to
Trial for treason, he was never inter
tered with. On July 4, 1868, Pres
idene Andrew johnson issued pro.
clamation giving amnesty and ex-
emption from prosecution for trea.
son to all Confederates not already
under indictment. This included
General Lee. On the 2sth of De
cember, of 1868, President Johnson
issued q proclamation of amnest,
and pardon. which included Presi
dent Davis and all other Confeder
ates then living. General Lee neve
asked for pardon or any other in
dulgence at the hands of the Fed
eral Government, and, until HI
died, held himself ready to NEE
any fate that his leadership of tn
Southern armies might bring upol
him. He passed away on the 12tl
of October, 1870, free from an,
moral stain and one of the mobiles
and most heroic characters eve
known in any age.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10

Mr.. Godfrey Solomon, of Lake
Charles, and Miss Ruby Patton. of
this town, were married Thursday
evening at the Catholic church.
The young couple left the same day
for Lake Charles where they will
make their home.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10
Notice.

Notice.
Lafayette, La, Oct. 5, Iooo.-To all
owners of assessed movable property in the
parish of Lafayette for the year 1900: Take
notice that all taxes on movable property
situated in said parish became delinquent on
October 1, 1900; that all notices required
by law have been mailed to you and that
shall now proceed to seize and sell said NOV
able property, or anv part thereof sufficient
to pay taxes, interests and all costs.
Prompt payment of said taxes will save
further costs.
Witness my official signature this October
$, 1900.
l. A. BROUSSARD,
Sheriff and Ex-oficio Tax collector.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10

No other pills can equal DeWitt's
Little Early Risers for promptness,
certainty and efficiency. For sale
by Lafayette Drug Co.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10

Judge Debaillon was busy hold
ing court in Crowley during the
week.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10

Strawberry plants. For sale.
Fine plants, by James Maund,
Jennings, La.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10
COnstable's Sale.
COnstable's Sale.
Third Justices Court, Lafayette
Parish-Arthur Martin VS.. I'm
known Owner.

BY virtue of writ of feri facias issued by
Judge Monnier of the 3rd jnstlce's court,
and to me directed, I, the undersigned, have
seized and taken into my possession and will
sell, for cash. to the last and highest bidder,
in front of Judge Monnier's office, between
legal hours. on
Saturday, Nov. 10, 1900,
the following described property, to-wit:
One 2-year-old red colt.
THOMAS MOUToN, Constable.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10

ssYou said that Democrats were
cowards," shouted one of Roose-
velt's hearers, and the orator re
piled. "That's a lie.'' OF course it
is. If it hadn't been it would not
have attracted so much attention
when he first said lt.-New York
World
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10
Election News.

Election News.
Come up to the Century Club
Tuesday night where you will be
permitted to read the election bull
letins for so cents,
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10

MOutOn Bros.
CLOTHING, HATS. SHOES,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
SEWING MACHINES,
COARSE SALT,
FLOUR, (best speciality
PLOWS, BRIDES,
SADDLES.
HARNESS, Etc. Etc.
We aim to keep our stock as
complete as possible of "Best
Goods" at lowest prices possible
consistent with quality.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10
D. Y. Gardebled
PHARMACIST,
and dealer in
-DruuS, Patent Medicines.

Druggists Sundries, Fine Purtumery
Toilet Soaps, Cigars, Tobacco, etc. Sta
tionery, School Books, Paints and Oils
Prescriptions carefully compounded at a
hou1s of the day and night. Every thing
be found in first class drugstore.
4~Next to alk's Opera House.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10
DR.. j. l.. Duhart,

A practitioner in the State IS years and
in Lafayette parish IS years. Specialties:
Chronic Bronchites, Catarrh, Liver and Kid
ney diseases. New treatment for Consump-
tives external and internaD also for deaf
ness.
Consultations from 9 to ~ m.
ana from 3 TO B D! m.
The Lafayette gazette., 1900-11-10
Attention, Veterans !

Lafayette, La, Oct. -, 1900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Gn itor Samilie er iom &sssl uIoris

Gn itor 5amilie eriOm &ssel aIbtis
9ante lrtla9st Ior op9oom. Snart er
Oct en-, lnatt er bet en- anoen, ON teller
no9ei: ON lite ben lille, iaa en- Of be
andre, aa at Mooereu fiuoer bet en-
:smmeIi3 uarlteIlg gag at boloe uIe-
ammen 900 Stano. Gbl bet ct /
4ImlnoelIsbeo Wtooeren, buls 9jelp
paataloes / 5llfaloe al SpSoOm. 9oor
tpoeIi9t freu9aar life beiaf gieouenoi9s
beoen a at baue paab en- 6amllies
meolcln, lom pun tan 9te lulo Xluio
I'll.
9r. Petn Uiisnit, &outs, Sub,
ltrluer unoer 0ato 2Soe Sanuar ct
Sr.u, Der paa en- traHsnOe Uiaaoe be-
Ipler, boao netop 1er er anlert. ,Seg
baaber, of a0e uil unoltpIos mtg Aior.
al leg beluarer Dsm meo bisle yinsr.
Seq par en- temmeIi9 ltor 6amlle =
nj geln; O9 bet tommer fig aaIeoes,
at en- tner anoen nGlten altio teller
noset. SeIu bar jig pGret pIa9et af
Smerter Jfg99en, Qenoer oS 6oooer.
60 af mine Bern bauoe en- lem 6olte
os uoiltt 4Elt9tet. Seq b'luneOe at
gore ct JOlies meo Or. Bsters Kuriko,
men iGmllols uente % OUe, beplle mig
ON, at Den Yuteli9beoen par iaa tors
iraHeli9. om Den aosiDss for, isrsuo
isS ;noisao.s Rappor:. 9es bar t9n
bette at lise, at Kuriko beIbreoeoe mig
for min SpsoOm o9 bIOierte lamme
9unlti9e 5elnliat o9iaa mine gorns
SpsoOm, for boltet nj er opristls tuf.
uemnleige."
Or. Heters Kuriko bar p9ret
ltaolst Drug ouer ct 9larbunoreos og
bar ltoaet i'm Bteue. 9en bar albris
ueret meset auerteret / Guiler; ben
Ynoeit, Den tan 9lGoe fig ueo, mua enc
og alene tilltrtues oens u9roiIulbe
@senlfaber. apotbefere bar hen lite
tillaIss. 6nlolienoise OpIpsninser sr-
bOlbss ueo 0enuenoelie til Or. peter
5abrnep, ll2-ll4 .. 9opne Aue.,
Gb caso, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
&rigcn mob yilippinoerne.

@eneral Wlc2trtbur er bleuen fores
ipur9t, ON Yr9lioentpal9ets NfgsreIlt
bouoe no9et at gore meo 5trigens ltrens
9ere @ennemfereIle. @enerolen mente
Jis. = Wanse andre er bog al mooiat
Uienin9. Wcartbur ilos pua, at MI
par 8elret os gejene beore, os Der er
tommen en- Oel 3ropper tiIbase fra
Rina. iaa nu lfuloe Der biue RIsm pao.
De 6orenebe Stoter bar MI 0.00O
Utano taaenoe paa 6llipplnerne = men
Wc2lrtbur mener, at Der buroe pere
100000.
lranspo,tonmpsren ySnbiona"s
Stranon9 uiI bog foraoriase aoltilis
6orlintelie = p9 be tieruere lissenoe
@urniiOnsbper paa 9u5 iom lite bar
LeosmloIet ior lensere Glib, piI Col.
oaterne blue neot til at iurasere bos
Belolsnnsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
9be Marg.
Sioite 21yt.
siiila.

0et er | 6Olse WeobeleIier af Days
9ato pIubieli9 soaet Stuu meo Uiass
ternes 5reosunberbanoIinser. Der er
tommsu en- 9nrre paa Sraaben menem
BEN, men man ueo lite bpab Der CT /
Beien.
Brins Ynan ffal nu pare arreiferet,
men General 9un9 SUB Sbtang
tor man lite rere ,eb. 6uu itaor nenls
Iis gu Ding Bu meo l6, 600 Wonb
re9ul9re "copper".
@nteteiierinoen bar uofsbt ct goitt
til @uOernprer o9 9lcefOnser, ON at De
ifaI bereoe fig paa Rrt9 mso be auiereoe
W0ster.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
So tnliaOe Slug.
Observation-Disclosures 81

Observation-Disclosures .eO'
ean" ia Wianlla er antommen III Gan
JrareIaco meD 264 ip9e os 70 blempers
mltsrsbs Solbatsr, 81 sanger, IL Sn'
poliosr os 10 linosiUase SolOater.
Der par 3 Ssosfalo paa Ouerlorten.
FRA Chicago. @n sammel 7o'aaris
6one nso ia 6 aarise Daitersoatler
blep iotlsben oreuen ub of oeres 6iem.
torbi aejen lite b!eu beiaIt. De uan.
breoe ON @aoerne fsre limei, inoiil
be bl,u optaeet pea YolliiltatiOnen.
Den samIe Rome, Mrs. Stauton, for'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Sra Nrellacn.

Gammanp 9all bar pIueitlig
opbo9ft ell np Stueplaos for fine ges
oriltsr. - 9ammanp pil MI nemIi9 I'll
at pare 0ieformaior Rem OFT.
Bran unorsr fig 10 en- Smu!e, men fore'
Isbls bar man bog itte anoet at gore
eno en- Smule fortIefietsslob at 9lDs
iit BtaIb til ben npe Rurs, 2ammunp
ltprer ino paa.
8 lOrsbass Mites bOlot 9ommonp
6aus uosutnoe aomits ct Msoe, peb
buIltet 9roter iasoe 6arusl Ill aue
eeosrne. 9an lfal sn Eur I'll europa,
- al 0elbreosbenipn, - men fcrnben
snIfeos ban al falte en- Smule @Ians
opsr I'm unastelis noset lframmererebe
Yerion.
I'll ben 9nbs baube ban meb Rg 9r.
Siibor Straus. Der G pralioent
Tor The Educational Alliance - ban
ftulbe nu fploe be lnteidnenoe 3ammaups
qeoerss | iaa Dol Grab uifpIoi9e Dren
meb en- 6rsmltillins al be iaoslse 6or.
boIo paa Dnlioen.
GrOfer os Straus bapoe tiIfGIois
msot biuanoen ueo en- WIooas, cs Der
bapbs ben iibiis omiaIt be frusteIise
6orbolo paa Qfiben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Tor at belbreoe cit Syors
fplcllc paa en- Iaa

maa De &c Laxative Bromo Qui-
nine Tablets. Qlue Apoistere tilbaae,
beiaIe, pensene, buis 8uren misIpftes.
IS. W. @roris Rapn fnoss paa bpel
QGfe. 2Jc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22


8emotrat, om isen III be forferbsoe
Iammanp.gebere. 9an bauoe ofIe -
ia9os ban = ioaet taliet Jtaien, at
Iammanp 0ou mootoser fire itprlfe
Suoiastsr fra taiibuisRss Gisrs = os
at oerior mootte Sammanp 9als Wia8t
fnRttes.
gtlsr at 6orfRroelien paa 9eoernes
Anfetsr bouoe forlosst fig en- Smule,
neoIaite man Ell Romite (meo getu 9
9tron iom Dormant til at nunosrie9e
Staoens moralite 6orbolo % at mob.
tuss o8 frsmfatte 6OIilus til Ulisbrus
genes AffafeIis."
Groter tejte fig oerpaa os afsau fsl'
9enoe beitloeIise SrfiGrln9:
Seq bur intet at fsie III, boob 6r.
S!taus bar meooelt Dem; tbi ban ten.
Der bsore oisle eager. Seq bsober, al
aomitsen oil af al Wust blGlpe bam
oa bans 2trbeioe. 8i mad ta9e os
bans Orb Ill 9ierte os biaIps BAN meo
at iaa uo,pooet olsie srutuIoe 6otbtp'
oslier. Os iult ber snifsr jes at gen.
taee, boao je9 meooeIte Dem fot Tiger
iioen; o9 BET er, at lite en- enelte 0ollar
ira Gierne af Spiae- os berpSleoe 9ule
tommsr mt @Ie, os buIs no9sn al be
unore 0errer mootager Pense ira laa
oanns Steoer, maoiIe be beuere aaa uo
al Or8anlaiiOuen. Den bar laa ln9en
yru9 for oem - -"
gau ifal altiaa lommanp til al renis
Rtw DOlt ior ale Cater.
Bar bet blot aa pel, men Der ei
unQsteli9 meset rinse 9lalo I'll Gam
manps Opristisbeo paa bette Puntt.
Os Der ct oem, iOm mener, al Neos
iaiislIsn al oeuus &.nle!lssfcm!te fun
er en- 0soUGrssbanolins, torol Rrpubll'
tansrne bar Iaet pliner I'll al tnuls
9ammanp 9aa's @neOoIosmast Sla'
ben. Drsrlio Sfuelpiusre, iom tan
lplls aae muIiss ROuer."
Der er buffet en- Baniteii9peo Op fol
8alaafssrsllerne 3 opa. 5urllterns
/ Des Uioines paaltaar nemli9, at pao
@runo al bet 2GnortussfOi ilis III
Slaistonltitutionsn. lom Be ssrne moos
tos aneaaenoe 2.Aarss8alS. er De 4al
lfae gals usglOIse meo unotaseIls
al YalSmanosual9ene % Dommer'
ualoene. Que be suriae er lite ual9te.
Der tr9oeoss nemll9 al S9l9erne, al
be paa cen Sang ltuloe ltemme betr9f'
tenbe os bsnGstenbe, bOIltst leluiel9elie
er nmullsi. SOet be ueolos 2@aorln9en
uoslutfeoe De tatt.lt uue VaIsene lor
osune Sang.
Oa bertll tommer, at be palgte @m
bebsmano lite Ell @an9 nu tan uRlgeS
til n9lte War, - nei, Der tan tetlt bilo,
yals Ill l9o3sAarei.
Saa maa oe 9amIe @mbeosmeno
bloe oeres 1mbeoe laaIGn9e, atl9rel
Jurllierne.
5daen mna MI uuoertdltts loulle
llnosrIsss!le % aISsrslle.
Reniudgs @uOernsr, BE st ) q m,
ltal baue loael llncerretnmg ON, at er
RepubIltaner bar lporet bam Oeosn.
Betrp powaro er oennss Mann,
oo ban faI belse ct osmo'raiif Slon'
buOe ast fOrlsosn @'lreO'ue: pSsI, leg
mensr, at B,dgam er pal9t III @aoers
nst, men ban ltal ltte bllue BET melt
eno nj Dose" anmeloeren tor bog ittt
naone III egel gedon - ban paanoar,
of bans glo oa plloe u9re 6are.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22

Ranonbauoe os Il9nenbe 6arteier, Der
ifal gore 8ntrouilles1 1iensite oe bieIpe
til at bIofere Rpiterne os IaaIebss
iorbinbre Oprersrne at faa Gaabeu os
Ammunition fra Rinn.
0uorleoes en- 5noianer boiber Orb.
90 @bociows 5nolanere ira Bl9ltd,
aanius. vRunnins Deer" os .Stauo.
ing @lt", tom Crib ON en- buib
pl9e, os Sfriben bIeu yStanoius
Sit" orabt af pRunnin9 Deer, buis
snssIffe ROon er Sim.
Sim esteoe iaa Pisen. os eftsr SrpI'
Iuppst began Yarret fig ben til ben
samle Seuoin9 Of oerss Stumme, iom
oop Sim 2lar at ltue /. : ben Iio
tunoe ban 9aa, buor 5an uiIoe; men
uaur 6riiten par uoleben, moutte ban
tomme tilba9e for at bllue ifuot. Snois
aneren IOuebe bet o9 bar oisIe Da9e
bolbt fit 9efts; iriuiIli9t, fun bunoen
al fit Oro, tom ban liIbass I'll oen pise
Dob.
Der ii9ss ON Gboctop Stammen, at
be tenoer lite til ,sen9ller. st Orb
l6lnnot bem er mere binoenoe eno ale
6Gn9IeIsmure.
YrDan iaar Silbub ON YlaoS ueo
ct Seater. 9r Der mon 6orlfel paa
Ser9en 3attema9er o9 Song Solomon?
Ranoioaien til bet bejelte @mbeoe Utrs
oensmasten, be 5oreneoe Stater, bar
MI fauet lilbuo ON $40, 900 aarIis
@oss for of arbeioe iom asent for ct
3eoter Attw O3rt.
Wr. Brpon ital for tets gar iioen.
oa ban enonu lite uar fig fin StOtbec
fuIot bsuloit. baue uotrptt ct Onite ON
tn Oaoan Stillins.
6noog WiisIionGrerne forlaber
0em Samuel IS. pintb M, Der
bauos Opf9t meo 5oltetallinssn alu'
fla, fortaasr fslsenoe om Snoianerne
oeroppe:
De Subionere. fom bor Der, fasr
ban, er ionoipnlisuis be elenclslt ltillss
be Wsnneifer beIe Norbnmerita.
SIR. 8 obnion. fom reite bergen.
mem, flyer. at fra |. December til . Is
Warts beieste ban "a ednbsbper os
fanot fun tire 6uie, Der bouoe SIoiteo
De itutteIs Menneifer tlpber iummer ON
Yinteren en- 8unte beres usle Spttr
os leuer af frosien 6iit os en- SmuIe
Die, iom be Tan faa neoe ueo Rpiien ON
Sommt re1.
YeIsnpreus, Der pleieoe at uare Ser,
og bpis Sfinb be bru9te Ill Rleber, sr
uupppet W oe Hiuu tiuoe ItY !, 1uuu
SmuIe Pialter. be fan fau fuI pao, leIu-
fslselis lanstfra iiIltrGffeliet iii at be-
lfptie benz mob auIben; lao belle Binte:
rem er en- lang 9ioelie af Ruloe os Cult
O9, tiIfsier Utanoen, oerss aanbelt9e
liIlinnc er Ii9e Iaa baabIsS iom oeres
IesemIise; tbi MisiiOnarerne bar iors
llbt oem os 9aaet til Steoer. huor 9h:
bejoet beiales btbre o9 = Tan les.
YrDteit mpb 9Dnfning. 8 6res
bags bleu gte9erforbrpoered 3 Borter
lepenoe br9nbt paa 6orbrpoeliens Ger
ninesltto. O9 belle BefoIfningeu
uouIlte en- baorrellenoe Goobeo operfor
ben uIptteIise, Der fun Ionslomt an
tGnbtes os linens beniaIot ON at bliue
lfuot.
6oben bauoe uoenuibere toget Yo,ier
ira Sberifen, o9 oenne proteltereoe me.
gel lpo9t
6eIbieuis bar Denpers BeToItning
nu p' otslieret / e: fort Offsntlist Utobe
mob Qpndninsen. Den er en- Stam.
pIet poa Statens 9G,eslfiolo". ON
Ssnousen prGoitebe uue graiferne /
Bpen oslaa imoo ben ulouIi9e SeIu'
test. @uuernsren faar Bsbreibslier,
toroi ban life binbrebe benne Gambling,
til bpis noisrslle 6siolfuinssn bapbe
rfsnilis be,eot fig en- bel llse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22

u. wesrtsnfen Il sos itorartebe
Guile. eistuiion oiea fra @bicdso lorss
basen ben ~. Wouembr meb etstra ferfe
slasies 5oe oireite til Nsw Dort uuter pers
,onli8 eebelie oi Dor u lie. gent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Anoen Storm'll lllpffe.

Somlioi9 bar rer ralet en- Iisnenos
Stolm opsr 8elten. MtQem Gan
5rarciseo Os 5resno, Sol. Sucros
meniooalsn, men ben iunes fun at pers
gaast uo opsr iaooonne iom Gage, Gsles
sraflianser, 9reer, o. D.
6ru Colorado Spiinss, Gcio., mebs
oeles ON iisrre DoeIasssIier poa gps.
nin9er, os Sfaoen nnilaas I'll 500, 600.
) ulab bar bet ltormet o9 meet paa
cen 8Gn9, og SammenipsnIn9en bar
u9ret ao uololom, al osr er inoiraatt
So9ltanosnln9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Otter Orfan. Otter Ooo.
Storm fra spo ratr ourr ilere Slater.
Sra 5ennesiee 90 MisisHppi aaereoe melot "a osoe
pa 81 iaareOe.
Waan9e Smaabper lioer TAB.
= Columbia, 3enu.> met bicmicgt.

Der iommer after Reloins ON en- iior
llIptts.
8 @aor, Srsbas b. 81. NOu., bar
en- frpsislis Siorm raist ben OOsr Here
Stater.
Saa piot man enbnn ueb, ios Stor'
men, Der 9Gilisbeo ps ulpttel'ss 5sl'
ger lite itOb tiIbdse for nosen epelon,
Sch fra bet nOrbll9e Wa Waisiisiippi
os alabama op sennsm Z lennesir
ousr 8 bio belt uo til Buffalo, 81. y.
SeIe geisn tos ben JslsiOn. os lels
sratnanserne mto iis iaa man often
moate lenbe rosnbs Buo uo meo Uleo'
bslellsrne om be al Stormen onretteoe
illptter. Den beepnoie lom iaooanlis
benlmoo afisustio o9 naaeos en- 6alti9.
bib ot ira so til s5 Dbl limsn.
Stlufslaelis tunoe intet itaa for en-
luaoau Yaloe. > Spoen biete De uils
9tssubpitr ON iOm inssn 1lns - men
ieu I qntaseeiernes iolloere Smaapa'
Iobler bleu soslasl - lr9er oprptteots
meo goo saer tngtfsbes ouer. BlGlter
ipliuireoes, Statltuarfer reusS op oe
alt talteoss butter til butter Iummsu
uiormelIs, Musisbpns'r eaer iprsotes
for aas 9,nce, al, iom glnosn pIlos.
Wenueifeliu irGpes.
ulpttelispls tolisoe osiaa bsnns
Gtorm mango, isrselisf mango utsn'
nslfelIp.
Alens fra 6 olum 3 ia, Tenn, buor
ben oabenbart bar roist uarlt, msloss
om 40 otabts os % toeltsoe-
Den lias Bp arfnbuela Cote
Co., Ienn., msloes ON 10 orabts os
10 tpalteos.
Oe iaoIsees bIiusr BET pso.
5ra be nsiis Steoer sr Autaust sanifs
pilt me9et ringete; men oeis pat uiah
snonu ists facet paalioslis Seifeo. bells
mans.er ale Snnbsrslninser ira Yanos
biirltterne.
Blanot be foruIptteoe er Der mango
Nssers. ros pil De bOIoss aniaI U'inOt
pare istit.
Der er = .fter Naunene at bsmms
- inssn Oar re msuem BEN.
De Beer, iom bar liot mslt, er:
Columbia, 5rantIn. ga Orange, sn'
psrane, IbompiOu. 0Olansoiae, aoos
Citation 1snn. os gunica, Zulu, pes
nanoo, BalesOIus, Wisi.
6nfelt Wieooelelier.
Spsr Columbia par Siormens Sob
ipor 1850 COB breb, os oa ben uelen
liza nsbie paa Reserbpoelen. bleu aIt Der
sosiasi. Gnfsiis foiie Rsiiosuisr cos-
iaabes BOG oeiao. $50 9uis biso sse'
;as,s - os Ssfo!.ninssn Der ifal lles
obflais Rso.
& Rolansuille blep 10 3ule eosld8te,
2 Wenusiter orGbie o9 IL tu9lteoe.
st HE 0sssrbarn bIeu funost 45o
Glen fra Il, Diem; Os Dso Sioen al laa
Suias Dumb = besse fuIoitanois
nfaoe.
& ga Bsrsns bIeu en- Wr. 2 o bsrt'
fons 9us sauite soelast. pan par
aaaet Sens; 1t lille Barn laa uso bam,
% 6ultrusn lab os ipebe pso Sioen al
Sn9sn. Do ramte Stormsn quiet;
en- giQlts fog Noberilon ibIsl paa Sts'
bet, os Barnet bsoe o8iaa, illipnsla'
beubs upen at pare rant. 2onen bleo
marfuGrbis not uloelss lite bsifaoisst.
Gro Misiisfppis @sne msoosIss, at
tllptfsn ramts meset banrot pso Iulca,
2ulu oe 0ernanoe.
uoe paa 9anoet ifaI Der pare anrettet
FABIAN Staos, Of bet pil tass lser blot
at bresns os ssnoprsite ben.
q Iuuea james CO. 30 gts9re, rq
man frpaisr bertor, al beer orGbis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22
Stormslls pioere Sob.

0n Ottdnen bauoe ubslt tit Raieri
ouer Uilsi. og Tenn, bIeu ben miIoere
TENT; men ben bauoe bog enonu Stprte
not III at opfsre uoIolomme DAME mso
alt, buao osn msote uuoerueis Roro
paa.
Der meobeles bog lite ON no9st Cab
af Wenneiteliu.
5ra @leDeIano, Obio msoosIss om
uo9Ie mlnore SsuIptter, iOm biorsrie
ira, at Stormen tl9lte Banoet bort fr q
0aunemoIsrne. ! Bpen nsleoes ben
mso Of ilaa be fore SpsiI9losrunsr itn,
ialoe 9raer os le9e meb Tasene.
gisnsnoe Scsner fanot Slso anbets
nsbs Obio, iaalsOss / Columbus,
Bueprus, eOuaeaut % Sanouip.
Dst liofe, man bar bort fra Stermen,
tOmmer ira Buffalo, q y. Den bauos
enonu sn 9altisbeo af 65 Wll limsn.
Den OUs,faIot Der iarIis uOn'uiasstsr'
rGnet, Der ieloIslsslls blsu ben ct lei
Butte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-22

5orsuri9t Ton man fun opiiius @iss
ninser snonu onsaasnoe lllpttsns Oms
fang; Der er lite ensuns mebbelt noset
onL buor fort 5ormuesiob. Der maa
beregnss; o9 mau maa ossuGrre bereoe
fig paa, at 9abst al UiennelfeIiu er ab.
ltiui9t iisrre eno opaipet.
Stort Tab lloer glaniosssisrns %
Observation-Disclosures, men mere bsr man
opg pnte ole be mango, ON bar miitet
bet enelie, be eleoe, aIt, buao be eieoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
CASE OF McUIN.
Occupant of Jail Interested in Execu-
ton of Frank Funk.

Occupant of Jail Interested in Execu-
ton of Frank Funk.
Charles l.. McJTin was probably the most
Interested prisoner in the Jail today, as he
is under sentence to follow Funk in two
weeks time He was convicted of the MUIR
der of Robert Turner The crime was COM
mtted between Christmas and New Year
day last year.
McUin who formerly lived in Tennessee,
was employed here on 1.-THE Metropolitan
electric line previous ito the time that he
had the fatal encounter, with Turner on
18th street northeast near Lincoln Park.
Jealousy was the motive alleged.
Soon after McIJin reached the JAIL and
after he had recovered from the effects of
intemperance he. was completely unnerved,
and it was long time before he regained
his composure.t Fer weeks he was able to
obtain but littlsnsleep. and he was contin-
ually talking ofsthe crime that was charged
against him. Since hisJconviotion and sem
tence he has besome comparatively recon-
ciled, although, the expects his life will be
saved. Friendssi whog have his case in
charge will make an appeal to the President
when every other resource fails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09

the Commissioners invited the submission
of plans from local and other architects,
and the 18th of last month. when the COM
netition closed thirteen designs had been
submitted to them.
The Commissioners explained to the com
netting architects that the designs summit
ted should be for a typical eisht-room
school building capable of being readily,
economically and advantageously enlarged
into a twelve-room building. Upon the
invitation of the Commissioners the compet.
ing architects suggested Mr.. James e. Hlll
to represent them upon the examining com
mittee, but Mr.. Hill finding 1T Impossible TO
serve. Mr.. w. NJ Poindexter was sug
cested. He too, found it Impossible TO
serve. and the architects then suggested
Mr.. Ashford as the third member OF the
committee, who consented to serve
OF the five designs recommended TOT
adoption, it is understood that one OF them
will be for a twelve-room bulidins' .he
others to be eight-room buildings. Inc oe,
signs by the terms of the competitlon' VIII
become the absolute property or the DIS
trict and may hereafter, II so desired by
the Commissioners. be used In the erecuon
of other public school buildings. 1t is un,
derstood that the successful archltects VIII
be paid a certain amount each Tor plans
and specifica tons complete for twelve-room
buildings, and that probably fractional
part of said amount will be paid upon the
acceptance by the Commissioners of the de-
signs the remainder to be paid when con-
tracts are let for SO much of the respective
buildings as to be constructed under
existing authority.