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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Wrnteniife Welfot;Tess
t%entonter.

ygtaar en- @uropaer treber ino / ct
ormeniif !6iem," fort9usr Nmeritaners
in6en Irs. 6. $. @bseIer, Misfoner
/ armenien, / fin ms ubtomne Bog:
Emissions in Eden", bpoes ban Itrats
9eIfommen meb Orbene vpuree psgar"
(opi. 6reo meo bin SnosungD. 5
RobtageIiesuGreliet biIies ban meo
.9ramet iet", buiItet uOtrptter Ell laa
hpb Psychological, 9eiusieIie o9 pbmpg
llnoertaiteIie, at port SprOs life eier
no9et iIiuarenoe Orb berfor. gan
uiits til ct 2@resiGoe - Der er @raoer
| Gun l%tbepisnin9en, ben elite at @Gs
lterne suer ben, Der tom fgri, bebres
Tremfo OF be andre = / puelte 6ierne af
Oiuanen til bejre, buor Der er Ia9t
efstra 9pnber. 8 bet tiIIuarenbe Ois
uanblorne li9e Ouer for, falr ben @9f,
ON b%erefter ifaI beores melt, YIabs.
) 6el9e 9ob 9amIe armeniif Stit
maa man ttRfte 5ooen op unber fla paa
0iuanen, oerfor ber man tratte Stcene
at ueo 0pren, inben man tr9oer inb
pau BET tGppebeIa9te @uIu.
IioIt9ere baube WobtuseIiesuareIie
/ armeniife 6ule en- Oipan Ianos boer
al be tire 8e99e, men buerten Yorb
euer Stole. Oct bIiper nu mere oa
mere Wooe meb fun to Oiuaner 90 ct
goro meb StoIe ON ueb ben treble
Beg. Raar @Glten er tommen iii
Saoe, fpsier 8ertinben bans 9aanb
o9 bpber BAN geItOmmen, @erten =
ON ban er til Stebe - bersrer fin gan=
be, biIier BAN tulinoe @unse o9 ipprs
ger, ON ban b%efiuber fig ueI. QGe 6a=
miliens pn9re WebIemmer trGber til og
Ipfter / 9ausbeo @Giteus 9uuno op til
oerts 9Gber os PunOe, mebens ban
tiger: 0abrees" (9io S muu Iepe Ian.
se). 0erpaa f%orIuoer l1nsbommen
Barrel ct eQer filler fig meb foIbeoe
9enber nGrpeb bet SteO, buor @aiieu
bar Iat fine StO; bet ituI betpbe: gi
CT til bin 9ienelte. 9ert O9 8artinoe
letter fig nnoer enonu flsre 9pfligbtos=
ut petSlin9er neo paa Dipanen peb @ps
items Slbe, be unse brinser Sorbet,
Rntts, 5ru9ter eaer SpItetei, oft of
b9n9er al, buor bolt be nu bill baore
BAN. 0aar @Gten brboer op, ber
ian ii8e: vWsnat pOree!" {6reO pare
meo eoer). gart os 0Grtinben ~luarer:
@aa / 6reol gartlnben fsIoer @alten
til Deren, unoertioen ssr osiaa gers
ten bet, og beoer BAN Tom isen en- ans
ben Sang. MuIisuis ct benne uenliee
usootugelie fun Orientulf 6pilisbeb,
men / @esIen faIer be fig bog babrebe
ueb iaaoanne geip9. Naunli9 Ruius
oerne ifaI NOT 9%ensaIbe bet, oeres 9lps-
9erri9beo er flor. o9 en- friiten Miss
Toner Tan iaaIeoes let faa tnpttet
6orblnoelie melem fit o9 Oeres 6iem."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

lan9iomt. ei9et bIeu ~ftaaret | fmaa
Stpffer.
Robinfon, ben unoen WisfOrGr, bIeu
mprbet uoen at mnutte stnnemgaa iaa
mango Bin ler. San bIeu bus9et
neO, o9 eiset o%erefter buseSet | Smaa.
itpfter.
Manee f~riitne Rinsiere bIeu brebt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

69rene uelubruitebe o9 uelinosuese, men
= melt for ON muIi9 at faa fat Splib
meQem Ro9terne.
UT bette iioite ituI tunne Ipttes, er Der
al llof9t til.
9apou bar 10 fuuet Het til at
l%anbi9tte en- for 0Gr - o9 en- Ones
9ulinb Rnn6 er ouereoe Ianoet / Rina.
Ueen Iaa pIuoIeti9 bIiuer &~ustanb
os " b troIoeoe. De uiI lite
baue en- Sapuneier til Ouerunforer,
boiIfet england NOT oil tiaaos.
0a be tuenbe Waster neoIasoe Snbs
fi9elie mob Sopaneieren, bIeu Supan
lslofelgeli9 fornGrmet, og bet bar nu
nG9tet at Ianoi9tte ilere Gropper.
s gnglanb er man me9e. preb
paa u uslan D, fom man neppe uoen
@ranO nnfes for Opbuusmuno til oat
Onoe auila9 = % 8rebeu fOrminblfes
lite peo, at Der itabi9 tOmner upe Weos
beIeIie T ON &uslernes GrOppeIamIin9
paa 9 Id ii ems S%posrGnie.
So! Der bar enOos uGret bet Gpgte
ube gon6on, at 81 uslano ltaar bag
ueo belle Riua.O pltpret, for at bet bet
rette giebIit tan trGoe til Tom Yerbens.
ciuiIliationens Befrier - o9 fan fin
fIatteIige Son for benne SeIte9Gr.
ming.
st anbei 9onbOner Apste iortGQer
fomiif NOT, at bet er lite / Sibirien,
men poa u orbinbiens @rGnle
at De r~usil1te 9are IamIes.
Saa ausiteIise er gusIGncerne for
Chen. Uen beres euelte bueli9e 2anb'
bar itaar 10 o9iaa neOe / Spbnfrita
%uiipqrret fra neutrality-suspicious.
Gang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
0li6ers sat.
Z a5reberitsb. d.. au." forteuss:

vi OuH9 put OiiWtt ! Vpoeh1Ho"t
buOr ban tiui9emeb en- Del andre uo'
mRrtebe Menb par inbbubt til Die.
ba9sfelffab EOS aOnseu.
BIid,r bar fin iaopanIi9e 6oueobe'
oatning, en- StinObue. Sans aOusser
/ Aanbsns 8erbsn ipntes life, al glider
ituIoe saa til ROnsen meo Fnp Sabuos"
oe bleu enis ON at pbe Ell lille Stero,
iaa al BIidsr tunoe faa Pen9s I'll en-
6at. De 1T inbiamIet 2 Rolr., iOm be
oou glider meO ben SsfoIiu9, at ban
ffuloe tebe fig en- 6ut.
8a glidtr sit biem til fit Opbolbss
feb, tom ban folbi Den blaa eeoe"'
iom par Napnet pad ct VGrtsbus, %
tentte; .Det tunos pare rort at t'99s
Iiot inbenfor os ie, ON 0Grtsn er blem-
me, men mel. leg oil bog life mite mine
gsnners Iiaio", os permeo 9lf ban
forbi, lelutiIfrsbs % sIub Ouer, at bape
uunoet Seir ouer fin Iette GiIbsieligs
bso.
Com ban gift, 1T ban Die pdu en- lille
Drsns, Der fob O9 grab. Blider GIT
ben til Dren9en, lusoe fin 9oano paa
bans 9oueo os ipurste BAN, bua' Der
par iBeien.
0ren9en iortaIie, at ban par bleOen
lenot ben til en- Spetbeter for at lobe
noole to9ts Rortoaer % GAUGE III i'm
ig9e 6aoer, % par ba 9leoet omtulo,
bauoe iIaast Sfaalen itu Os ipiIot 5nos
boloet.
glider trsltebe 8reusen % gap BAN
nOsIs 9ense, for buiIte ban tunOe lobe
Ell ny StaaI os en- unben Portion 6arz
~toiler. 8ereiier fuIste BIl9sr meo til
8rtngens pism. De tom ino en- lille
Iau GLUE, me9et fatti9 uoltpret o9 MAJ
lten tgmt for WsbIet. 9enne / en-
Altope Iaa RanOen, Dren9eus 6aoer,
inogIe gialter, sanffe sbelast al Drlt;
omtrin9 i arosene fob nOsIe bIese O9
afmaerebe Smaubern.
8ouen mooto9 ben iremmeoe noset
unoielis Os bespnote itruts at iOrtGae,
NJ benbes Manb par bleuen operan=
frGust at Arbeioe % matte boIoe
Sen9sn.
Ia aonen par suuet, git BIider ben
til ben ip8s os iosoe: rSes t.noer
bin Sp9oom, bDis ou lit. ltrots bolosr
op mtb al brittle Spiritus, beer
.u."
Oct eiorbe Ell FART Suonpt pau
Manoen. % ban i%OrtaIts gIi6er en- 0tl
ON fiji gip o9 ~lutteoe mso igIseuoe:
,9or Bart tom / Morses o9 bob oe
al ltaiis 9nsIsie Tor be ilolts Dlaans.
Der, oilers bIeu ri imiet uo paa @ao.n
aun De biaIpe mig ouer bette, laa ia
jig fra i Dag al uIoris image Spiritns
mere"
ia ipurste gIi8sr ON, buOr itO'
@aIoer par. Os oa ban berte, at Der
nstop par Zig meb SterrsIisn at Der
Gum, ban buuoe pos fig. GAP bar
Mnnoen Bensene; paa ben B%siinselie,
al ban lite mautte npoe tsuienot
Oritfe.
Reite Dag mebte RIi6'r tiaisemet
fine 8snner Dos Ronsen;be ipursts ban
ON 9attsn. b~uortiI ban iuarebe;
seq uiolte 10, at man lite bruser al
bare 0al bos aonsen, % 9atten uar
paa ben Waabe lite nsbusnpis; men leg
uur / aftes Dos en- 6amiIie, Der bIeu
truet meo at bIiue taitet paa @absn.
benz gap ies penseue. ba be easrs
man9Iebe Gag Ousr SOusb, ies bar 10
min vaabuos"."
tale eller 60.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

6pao man MI eno tor meme ON @e:
lanoternes Sf9bne, CT bet buert 6ala
~littert, at mango %triitne Uaislion9ret
o9 inbfebte CT mproebe runot omfrin9
naunli9 i aiorotlnas ProuinIer.
Smfrins ben bante Wisiou
pna Qiab,4ong 6uluseu er Der ogiau
llrOIi9beoer, men %oifIcieIt er Der intel
melbt ON be banife lelu. Gn tatoIli
giitOp / gtew @bwuns er Serimob mgr.
oct. Com ct iprseIis OpIpienoe Gts.
empel paa 6ineierues OpfnoiOmbeb
Retning at at pine be Rriltne til Dsbe,
b~ioiGtter ri f%sl9enoe:
Sra Gan 6roncisco mebosIes unber
10. Suli.
era bet norbli9e Rtna er netop ans
tommen Grmer @fterretniu9er ON be
itrGtteli9e piniler, Tom &eu. s.. vs..
% n, Der lammen meb Gep. 6.
81 o b II o II par bIanbt be ferlte ame.
%ritanife Misfonarer, iom bisp Iaoe=
tGmperneS Dire, MATTE u%noersua, for
ban bebe.
9on iaIbt | 9enberne paa 81, Den
fotnemlte Wano | en- lille Yp ueb An
glican Mission, bpor Norman %
RObinisn buuoe berss 9Oueotuurter. 6 /
bapoe fort for miltet en- Ssni en- Grette
melem RapetGmper o9 &riltne, unber
b%uiIten be Rriitae iasebe NGuetemperne
bort fra MISREPRESENTATION. Soa bGu,
uebe ban fig paa en- frpstsIis Waaoe,
oa Norman fulbt I bans 9enber. Oa
Vi baube fanset NOrmun, bIeu ban tIaot
npsen, buorpaa man Iasbs ct Sernbaanb
ON bans gals. @n tort SernIanfe
bIeo feltet til Sernbaunoet, os ban bIep
bunbet til en- YGl.
aineisrns, Menb, 8uinbsr os Yprn,
fiaf BAN ba meb @,ebe os piase og
imeItet BIp bIeu beIbt ouer bans 0es
gene, meoens ban iamtiois fuaItes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
aincii il '0Dfleri.

Gen 9omle anertenbte tineliIte Stdtss
maEo 81 Sung @ban9, betenot
babe for fin 6remftriotsuenIi9beo o9
fin Acknowledged, er pIuoieIi9 bleuen
@enitarb for ales WistRnt ombeo
DIT ban er 99te Rineier, ueo man; men,
ou ban nu er 9aaet paa Geiie fra CUB
p%rouinien til Betting frp9ter man for,
at ban bar en- Reu bag 0ret. 9an I'll
en- %ieIoitanoi9 Nutur, men bans Spm.
patbier 9aur aabenbart / Getnin9 al
9ntefeiierinoens Yarti. @uropGerne
Shanghai bar berfor uue bolot fig fra
BAN o9 amer, at ban fun uil iGtte Split
meQem URa9terne no9et man eftei
Us 9amle BenlfubsiorboIo til europe
% Qmerifa lite ltuIoe baue %pentet; mer
ban tenoer pao ben anoen Glib. oeree
politiite 9nitet uo o9 inb, o9 tan inoi
refte fig oereiter.
Sprerrt Hammer for DiebIittet mei
/ 0oro, men bet ipreoer fig Iangere ol
IGn9ere ipo paa. amuroiitrittet, ion
Ruslanb bar Routrol oper, er ertlGreI
/ geIeirin9stiIltanb, men buor flor Der
rusfilte 6er er Der, uioes ltte meb ge:
ftemtbeb. Der tales ON, at 300, 00t
Ranb RI unberpeis BERTH.
8 Manba9s meboeItes after ON Der
mpiieripie rusflte Scr uurO for ge.
ting. ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

.aY- Yrsuenumre af r9anFferen'
fenoes irit.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27
HARMONY.

The fusion forces at Ft. Scott after
an enthusiastic convention place be.
fore the people of Kansas the follow
ing ticket: Every man on it is in
every way worthy the support of the
Kansas voter. The convention closed
too late to give more than the bare
mention of the ticket.
For GOvernOr-JOhn w. Breiden
thai, Populist, Shawnee.
For associate justice-David Mar
tin, Silver Republican, AtchisOn.
For lieutenant governOr-A. Nj. Har
vey, POpulist, Shawnee.
For secretary of state-Abe Frakes
Democrat, TregO.
For state treasurer-Conway Mar
shall, Democrat, Anderson.
For state auditOr-E. J. Westgate
Populist, Finney.
For attorney general-Hugh P. Far
reilly, Democrat. 80
For superi ntendent of public instruc
tion-Levi Hum mbarger ,POpulist, Dick
inson.
For superintendent of insurance
Webb McNall, Silver Republican
Smith.
For man-at-large-Jerry d
BOtkin, POpulist. COwley.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27
A Circulating Library.

A. w. Vandeman, representing the
North Western Library Co. of Denver,
is in town soliciting subscribers for a
circulating library. A club of 80 or
more subscribers is necessary. and
then library of 1000 volumes of good
literature will be opened to the fami-
lies represented by the club. This en-
ables small town to have a good Ii
brary at a small cost. 1t costs S3 on
for a membership certificate which
gives each member access to the IL
brary for a period of five years The
library in 20 sections of % books each.
Each section remains 3 months and is
then exchanged for another, thus Civ
ing the readers access to all the good
reading matter they can use for Il per-
lOd OF years at a cost of less thar
one half cent per volume. Each mem
ber of the library club is entitled tc
liberal discounts on all books ano
peri odicals purchased during his mem
bership in The club.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

There is some humor in the cam
paign after all. Mark Hanna has
witnessed with some trepidation the
the fact that the democrats and pop
ulists are getting to be altogether to
fond of quoting Lincoln. So he con-
cluded to engineer counter stroke.
1t would be fine scheme to assemble
at the Philadelphia convention all the
surviving members of the republican
national convention OF, 1856. The
presence of these venerable men would
SO enthuse the assembled convention
and lend eclat to an otherwise cut and
dried operation. A careful research
developed the fact that fourteen of
these ancient men are still alive, ard
ent for the principles which Lincoln
represented. But here draw the cur
tain over Hanna's wounded feelings
they are nearly all democrats or pop
ullsts now and are going to vote for
Bryan next November.--W orking
Democracy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

1t has been the fashion to accuse the
Car of Russia of insincerity ever
since his call for a Peace Congress
last year. Since the Chinese questi on
has become serious his detractOrs
have been busy accusing him of wish
ing to acquire territory in China. He
has proclaimed himself as unwilling
to take any part of the Chinese poss-
essions: his only desire is to free his
own frontier. In doing this he is an
tagonizing the Russian ministry. who
have the fever of Imperialism, a de-
sire for more land. The desire of the
Car is to govern well the people for
whom he is responsible. His course
toward the Firms is the one thing in
his reign for which his friends criti-
else him, and that justly.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

When Goebel was murdered in Ken
lucky the republicans were loud in
their praise of Taylor. 1T was notice
able, however, that when it came to
nominating again they overl looked
him entirely On the other hand when
the democrats held their convention
they renomin ated Beckham. This
speaks volumes as to the opinion of
the members Of the two parties on the
course pursued by their representa-
tives. The republicans gagged when
it came to endorsing murder for po-
litical purposes. The democrats put
the seal of their approval on Beck
hams efforts to uphold the law.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

The patri otism of corporations is
again in evidence. The railroads see
an opportunity to hold up the the gov
ernment in the Chinese trouble, which
will make it necessary to move large
bodies of troops across the continent.
They are organizing pool to keep
the fixed rates. They do the thing in
different way over in Russia, where
the government owns the roads. They
just close the roads to the public and
haul the troops.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

Secretary Curran of our state com
mittee has list of 3,2e5 voters who
were for Mckinley in '96. but who now
declare for Bryan. There are thirty
five counties not yet reported in this
list. The claims of the republicans to
accessions to their ranks caused an
Investigations with the most satisfac-
tory results. We like such investi-
patiOn.-EX
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

It is supposed that the remains of
the explorer Andree have been discOv-
cred on the west coast of james Bay
where the natives say they found the
bodies of three men and a Mrge
amount of wreckage, supposed to be
his balloon. An exploring party has
been sent out to investigate.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

Last Saturday forty-twO drummers
on an east bound Missouri Pacific
train voted fol president. When the
poll was counted it was found that
forty out of the forty-two were for
Bryan and two for Mckinley. The
travelling men know what Mckinley
and his trusts are doing for them.-EX.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27
state and he paid the bill out of

state and he paid the bill out of
his contingent fund.
How much money has it cost to
make failure of closing up the dives
called the Klondike, and what has
been the results? Thousands of dol
lars of the states money spent; do
mated to lawyers and no results.
Stanley is advertised to speak here
the first of August and it will be a
good time for him to do little brag-
ging on this subject himself.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

The Burton campaign is being con-
dueJed from the state house by treas
urer Crimes. All of which moves us
to wonder where that republican roar
is hiding out that was SO much in evi-
dence when Bridenthal was chairman
and they accused him OF using the
state house for headquarters.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

A son of General Sherman has an
nounced that he will array himself un-
der the banner of Bryan this year and
so far the republicans have failed to
note the fact
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

The Trust has advanced the price of
sugar six times in five week.. and it
estim ates that this Will be $50. .0lO. OO0
o-er TIE reguiai. profits. T1e emp oy-
es are still dru6ging al the same Old
price pei. drudge, and the consumer is
putting up the extra $50, O09. 00J.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

The Topeka AdcOcGte has been sold
to company and will again advocate
the principles of the populist party
1t is stated that new democratic
weekly is soon to be started in To-
Deka
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

When Webster Davis came out for
Bryan in a speech before the demo-
cratic convention, the first comment
We heard was from a republican who
called him a renegade. When a man
hOits Bryan and joins the republicans
they call him patriot.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

Republicans are announcing that
cert ain democrats are alesei'ting Bry-
an, when the burdeu of their song has
been ,poiled in the republican cuiunlh
for years. To keep from Being ioca |
we will mention w. H.. RessingtOu,
for instance. Now boys don't smile.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

The same papers which publish the
statement that the war is over in the
Philippines also publish the call of
the commanding general for more
trOODS
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27
Catholic Services.

There will be services ut the Ca:ho-
lie Church at Belpre. Sunday July
18th. Sunday School mt 9:i5 a..
IN. Mass aud sermon at 10 a. IN. All
are most cordially invited.
FL. WAHLMEYER
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-07-27

State affairs are running themselves
while Stanley and his satellites are
taking a rest.
The Springfield herald., 1900-10-05

An immense cave has been struck
In the Helvetia mine, thirty miles south
of Tucson. Arizona. A hole filed with
water was first encountered and exam
nation showed that this was but the
beginning of Il mammoth cave, 30
feet wide in places. The length is I'M
known, but 800 feet has been explored.
The cave Is lined with metallic copper
in places and evidently remarkably
rich ore has been taken out. There
is Il constant flow of water which Is
pumped out and used in camp for
smelling operations. The strike has
created considerable interest among
mining men.
The Springfield herald., 1900-10-05
EIecfed an Insane Nom.

The reelection of Charles A. Bou-
telle OF Maine. to n seat in congress Is
an extraordinary event in politics. be-
cause OF The fact that Mr.. Boutelle is
now an inmate of an insane asylum.
Boutelle has represented the Bangor
district in the house of representatives
for a score of years. He has been an
active man at Washington. and. as
chairman of the naval committee. has
been responsible. to large extent. for
the great development of the navy In
recent years. The great mental strain
told upon his health. and last spring
The Springfield herald., 1900-10-05


frauds were living in one of the most
imposing mansions in the city. The
children continued to live there after
their fathers death until they married
and only Frank remained.
Old residents say THAI one day, not
long after the last of the family had
married and left the homestead. Van
Nostrand was seen moving his person.
al effects from the stately ancestral
mansion to small building in tine
rear where he has since remained. Fo-
years he has not been seen on the
street in daytime and there are only a
few who know the man.
Some of the old people remember
beautiful New York girl who came 70
spend her summers in the mountains
back Of Kingston. Van Nostrand
owned the smartest horses in the city
and he was often seen driving with
this beautiful girl He never talked
about the girl and his friends believed
.hat he regarded her name as too sa-
cred to be spoken. For two summers
this went on. Then the girl went back
to New York. The next spring Frank
Van Nostrand moved to his hermitage
The Springfield herald., 1900-10-05
The Latc Gen. Palmer.

Gen. John McCauley Palmer, whose
death occurred at Springfield. ILL.,, last
week, was born in Eagle Creek, Scott
county, Kentucky, on September ID.
1917. In 1882 he removed to Illinois
and in 1899 settled in Carlinville. He
was admitted to the bar in 1910 and
was delegate to the state constitional
convention in 1917. He was a member
of the state senate lS52-54 delegate
TO the national Republican convention
in Philadelphia in 1856. a presidential
elector on the Republican icket or
1860 and a delegate to thu peace con-
vention in Washington. february 4.
1861.
He was elected color 81 OF the Four
tenth Illinois Volunteers in April,
1861. accompanied General John G.
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1865 he was grad
uated with honors
from the Naval
Academy and re-
ceived bis frs. as
signmcnt to the
Gedney. ii coast
survey v Q s s. g !.
White in command
of the Detroit,
c 0 m m a n j g +
BrOwnSon had All
adventure which
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UEN. JUIIN Vt. PALNEK.
Fremont in his expedition to SPRING
field, Mo-. and was commissioned brig
adier-general of volunteers in Deem
her of the same year.
From 1869 to 1873 he was governor
of Illinois. In 1891 he was elected
United States senator and served
full term.
The Gold Democrats placed the name
of Senator Palmer before the Indian
apolis convention of 1896, and he was
nominated on the first ballot for the
presidential office.
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showed his bravery and intense de-
vction 10 duty. 1t wa, in 1898 that
Rear Admiral Cuslodeo lie Mello, of
one ironciad cruiser, two torpedo
boats and several merchant vessels
seized the harbor of Rio Janeiro. No
vessels could pass into or reach the
piers in the harbor, and much distress
was accustomed. A small fleet of
American warships was in the neigh
borhood, among them the Detroit, in
.oi'ini''iiu Vi ooiiii'a''uei Dlo"n suh
,n 1,'''e. ,'ah i''ei ehah'',,ii was a'eo
''e'e WIN ea' 81 " u'''n'' So p.'
was p'e,eh'e' II oii ''iiu'ns DS tN''io
meet i'e' '"p''ih 'ppea.eu ~ 'n'
'oiiiiAouoie !" eoti't,"u vi ,ne Aiiie, :
van "a'sniP'' VIZ" ,i'e 'eS"'' ''''' ''.'
De'ioi' WAS ue'ai'e' " "e. az an co
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There is n la. &c exhibit from this
country mt the Paris exposition which
will prove very interesting 10 all, but
no more SO than the news that the
famous American remedy. llostctter's
Stomach Bittcrs, will cure dyspepsia,
indigestion and constipation. To all
sufferers Il trial Is recommended.
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GEN. WILLIAM LUDLOW.

viewed these matters with some care.
Gen Ludlow (then a coloneD was for
merly military attache of the Ameri-
can embassy in London. In 1896 he
investigated the ship canal systems of
Europe and Asia and made an elabo-
rate and valuable report to the gov
eminent on this head. He is one of
the most brilliant of the officers of the
el gineer corps. and won high distinc-
don as an actual fighter on many
Aelds during the war of emancipation.
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Beware of ointmcnts for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

As mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derangc the whole system
when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces
such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is tenfold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney & Co..
Toledo o., contains no mercury, and Is taken
mucous surfaces of the system In buying
Halls Caturrh Cure he sure you get the genuine
IL Is taken internally, and made In Toledo ONO:
by +. j. Cheney Il Co. Tcstmonialsfrec- Sold
by Druggists, price s5c per bottle.
HALL Family Pills nre the best