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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

StriD til 8anii6 2utb. Publ. 5ouic.
Blair, Rsbr., efter en- eIler flere 9egec.
Iom snItes tilfenbt. Samme Dag.
iOm 9rebet og pengene sr mobtagst,
fal 9sgsrne blipe nfienbt til Deres
QlbresIs. 9iseI 9ebunbIing Og burs
zig Gtspsbition saronteres.
aatalog ober bore 9eger frit tils
fenbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

GpGnbenbk Eieblifte.
Mens Seroms WaooeG og bans 6uitrl
bar taget ober til en- ipg Ra6o. nogle
U1il ira beres 6jem Maoiion. Wis.,
efterloo De oeres 12saarige 0dtter oq
3saarige Ssn alene bjemme. Den
lille Yige ble0 pluoielig ppttet beo at
nogen opbreo @inouerne. 6un iprana
I'D al Sen9en, greb fin 6aOcrs 9u9ls
bssie, fatte fig paa 6ug ct oigrue,
in1tiI SnobruostHpen par tomnct
balpbeis inb gennem @inouet, iaa
trDttebe bun lbs og traf Wlanoen / So
beo og Stulbre. 9a 5or9lorene tom
biem en- Zine Ienere, iao ben liae Pi-
qe enonu meo 8epQret 6aanben, pg
benbes lille grooer tlpngeoe lig op til
6enbe. lloenfor @inbuet lad 8alton
Ulorris, ell 2(rbejper 3smmerlejreu,
oebelig iaaret. 6an tilltOo, at Oct
baooe peret bans 6eniigt at plpnorc
Suiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Roa 8obraun, 0atlec al ell
Delitadenoe 6armer ner Wdrren, er
oeo, iom man tror af Sopeipge. 9un
tunbe iope fra II til "a Timer ao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

80. e. 6it3geralb, qraIibeni
for Wlilpautee 0rD 0oct So. / Ulils
nuutee, bleo br9bt peo en- 9a5oiins
etsploiion pau bans 2anblteO Deb ytd:
gaipicta Cafe. 9asolinbeboloerta /
SGloeren bar iprunget lGt, % iprdn9.
oa ban ituloe gaa neo for At Ie, bpuo
Der fejleoe 9asIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

gatsni gos frit, Cues & 60, Omaha,
9sbr. Snssn Suflsss, inssn estains
Sfrip eaer tsIsfonsr So 1923 iOr iri Bel
eonino.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
Se tnlinOr Sing.

Ter grpr lite @rRs OBJ 81
-. aingman, 9dn., Suli 8. - Gn
Wano peo Rapn Stat 0iatt tom t,t
9ingman 6ountp fra aentuctn for
nogle Qlar iioen; men bet lDtteDes BAN
life at iumle Iig 9enner Der; ban baboe
ct fraltsoenoe 89ien og par 6ioiig az
opfarenoe. > pratt @ountp, bDorben
ban n1lig flptteoe, git bet li9e0au.
6or nogle 0age iioen bleb ban ipg. o.
od 29gerne lob BAN bioe, at ban lite
tunbe lepe, bleD ban forf9roet og afloIz
oe fulo 9es.noelfe om fine mango
6orbrbbelier, bDcriblanot 10 Wforb 0 ]
mango Reoerier. 6an tilitoo oglaa at
bare mDroet i'm aone. 8a 5olt /
Yratt Gountn fiji bette at oibs, beiluts
tebes bet, at Qiget lite fortjente IN
friTtelig gegrapelIe. Oct blep fert
bort ON Natten og taitet neb en- al
iioes liggenoe 6ule.
Sm Mdnben angreoe forlpoer Der
intet ON. Ulen 5olt bapOe pei p9ret
lige uburm6i9rtige.
Srtdn ober 0eitinbi ie Z.
Bort al 9rince, Suli 8. - Gn bolD4
Iom 0rtan bar ire 8age raiet langs
ben ipolige apIt af San Domingo p3
6oiti 5 Wlenneiter brabtes oeo Sd
mel % 8 9es Canes. 6loberne =
9daeoe oper oeres BREEDER, og Der er
urrettet Itor Staoe uf 0periDemmels
Ter.
Mrs. So c&inleD, leoia9et al
pr9lioenten antom ben 8. Suli til
Canton, Ohio Ulrs. Wcainlen be-
fanot ijg i9roeles bel efter Rejien.
D} oerne 9unbftabs for.
sqelie. 8. 8. Qpu6 Wlountair
Grobe, U}o., sr 2t6onnent pao So ame-
ritdnIte 9lpiier. Rdur ban, Der er
profesior oeo Wountain 9robe 2ltu.
Osmi, bar l9it be 50, faar bans 5fp.
Iebrenge BEN. 6per 6rebug er Oiet til
9lpislasning; t6i, tiger qrOf. 9pn6
al bore 2lpiler lGrer Oren9ene mere al
glutioens 6iitoris og 9eogrufi, al benz
faar be itsrre SJnoiigt / Yolitit og TO-
ciale 5orboloe eno ian bibrin9es BEN
beo gsger. Wtuligt Dog, at ben regels
masFge @eogrofiunOerpisning er me-
oct iitrere. Der er enonu Sournuli.
tier. Der tror, at agben6apn li9ger
Siooli.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Gn gn i Qite. @reenOille, 8,
Suli 8. - gpen 9erIaiGes 6leo oms
trent soelagt 2erbugs Gftermiobag.
Sele 5orretningsitreget og 80 9e66s
eIiesbuIe blep lagt / 9tffe. 3abet an.
Ilaaes til $750,O00. gpens 8orgnls.
tier og paitor 9ater bar uOiteot Op.
raob ON 9jelp for oem, iom bier
biemleIe og tom til Staoe Deo 8ron-
ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

&tnao9 Nmerifa. WaI6ingz
ton, Suli g. - 9ina tommer Ii9 af
lin 6orneOrelie 8et bar iuit nu It'll
let &raD til De 6oreneoe Stater ON en-
I N}illion Dollars @ritatning. 8ra>
BET fremtommer paa @runo af, al /
1886 eoelag0es Der Butte Mont pcb
ct Oplp6 en- Del 8arbier for tineIiite
4rbeioere; no9le af bisIe iibite br9b=
tes o9iaa - og gbrigbeben paa Stc=
bet bolOt fin 6aano oOer Oplebets
2tnitifter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Snbiens &rab. 9onbon, SUI
Ii 9. - SnOiens 8icetonge, 9orb Cur
3on af &eOleiton, telegraferer, at Der
er faloen tilitrattelig 8egn / gombap.
9iitriftet, 9urmub og 9tsiam. 0g=
Ida Oeo @uierat bar Der funbet rigeIiy
ReOilag Steo.
Der er nu 585,0o0 M}enneiter be-
if9ftiget peO Regeringens Qtrbejoe for
De bun9erlioenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

5ifippinerne. Maaila, 'ssls
Ii 8. - s De forltellige Dele al Piipz
pinerne bar 9pbet At be to Iioitc ltqe.
oOergipet fig SOC 5ilipinoz SnIurgens
ter, nemlig AZ Ofiicerer, 264 bepabz
nebe meb Rifler og 200 6eDabneOe meO
golos. Obergipelierne fnoer / far
Steo i bet Ipblige 2u3on.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Re9er s9ant:eret ifal holbc
en- Nationultpnoeniioa Buffalo 2e.
-28. September. 9ri:s blipcr b.t
fsrite Mpbe fit Sfags Der I 2onoet.
Der er 8 Banter De ForensaP Staz
Ter, iom ejes og bs'tBrts of 3egee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

ses" 9srvpenumre ai rDanlteren"
Ienbes frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

&ubanerne ri (ore. Ven
gort. Suli 8. - glro DampnIbet
a0linoa", ION antom Sag fra
0antan5as og anbre ia6dnife S1bne.
antom II aobnt3pasidqercs, b09ris
blanot "a tubanIte Stoleirrcta, iom
agter at ituoere Deo !5arDaro llnipers
litet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10
Oeroells llyt.


5ronfri9 og 9ino. quris,
5uli 8. = 0et iiges fra officielt 6olb,
at 5ranfrig bos priOate Stibsbpgge-
re, bar beitilt 6 habbunbeoe &anon=
haaoe til 9rua paa be fineiiite 5lpoer.
9aabene bill blibe fGrtt p9bneoe meo
burtigitpoenoe aanoner. De itol 6yg=
ges Inareit; Derfor bar man gioet Be
tiaingen til prioate Stibsbpo9erier.
Song Gbporb oq De lib e
rale. 2onoon, Suli 9. - @oieber9,
be liberales gdmle 2eoer, mobtogeS /
2luoiens af Song Gbparo / Scar, d
man 9isner nahfligbis opsr, 9tao net
ftal betpbe. 0et maa rig srtnores, az
aongen % Roieberp lRng, bar bPret
perionlige 8enner, og a GsI9sei Der
for ian bape pGret aloe.e3 pripat
ylogle mener, at 9ongen pll le at fld
Gnigbeb Stdno bet liberolc Qorti.
2lnore er pillige not til at tro paa M}uz
liq6eoen af ct liberalt Winiiterium.
Der I1ne5 at p9re ct 2nIte pm at Fae
8oie6ern tilbage paa Den po.ltIite
&dmppldbs.
s 6bert f5aIb ulmer WisFornoietien
meo &rigens Ilette Qebere oberalt, ng
est fan en- Dag ilaa ub FPS 2ne Saa
er bet bel for aongen at baps npe
M9no paa reoe 6aano.
Il. 9. 9oniul 6jem. Sap
| itaben, Suli 9. - Il. @. @eneraltonz
Jul Stone ber bar taget 2tfIteo og
forlaoer 9nen ben %. Suli.
6ans aeHes W}aal er 6Gbrelanoet.
8otrnes &rt98fertlfe. {.
2onoon, Suli 9. - s llnoer6uiet
6enleoeoe 2pjtnant Sol. 2trt6ur See
Opmertiombeoen paa, at o0ailp
U}aiI"s 8orreiponoent Spo Qtfrifa
bar gentd9et 0iItorien ON, at engelIte
aanonerer, IOm bar tdget til 6ange,
Itulbe bore blepen orGbte af 9oerne,
forbi be lite pilbe lqre 8oerne at bruz
9e De af bisIe peo 8Iatfontein tagne
engellte aanoner. Goro Stdnlep Ibas
reoe pda 8rig8miniiteriets 9e9ne, at
3egerin9en allereoe cen Sang baDoe
itemplet 0iItorien fom uiano. Sbis
aorreIponOenien birtelig 6apbe gem
taget 6iItorien, biloe ban blioe be-
6anOlet meo iterite Streng6eo.
6Drft $ 6enlo6 6e b . D. Bis
morcts Gfterfplger iom Stortaniler,
5brit 6obenlobe, bpbe 2lftenen ben 4.
Suli / Rageb, Sbejts gammel og met
af 0uge. 8priten babbe fslt en- Itubig
2lfta9en af arafter, og bar rejit II
Sbejts for at genbinoe Dem, men Opoe
plubielig uOen nogen 19rlig foruos
gaaenDe Sngbom.
Den tpite Sprite bar altiO bdft IN
penlig Snteresie for De 5oreneOe Stas
ter, og BET er / bpj @raO gennem bans
SnbflpDelIe, at bet berifenOe genlibigc
9pfligbeosforboIo meIlem 2lmerita oq
5bftlonb er ppbuloi. Ogldu fit
| 5Goreldnb bar Stprtanileren bpit fiat.
tet, og Spitlunb ertenber meb Sorg
at bet bar miftet en- uf fine baberligite
| meit uegennpttige Statsmenb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Il, 9. &onfuG 6jem. Sap
itaben, Suli 9. - Il. 9. @eneralton=
Jul Stope ber bar taget Qtfiteb og
forlaber 9nen ben %. Suli.
6ans aejIes Mdul er 6Gbrelanoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

oOaniferen" foiter FUN 81 so /
pr. 2targan9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-10

Mrs. U}cainleD, leofa9et al
prelioenten antom ben 6. Suli til
Canton, Obio. Uirs. Mc9inlen be.
fanot iig ieroeles bel efter Rejien.
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CHAPTER VI.
AN AMATEUR SOCD%EvTU


SY HAVE seen men disarmpG in var!.
E oUs ways, hy argument, fear
Il force. but never have seen en-" "a
quickly yaEuulShVd as l.v whu Sy"S
| about TO rush I:2 of - cHvrUi:.a His
| intended act was most Unwariantru.
| ana had he been induced 10 refrain by
| logical arguments should rot lNvu
| been surprised. But JauucIinr knew
nothing OF logic or til" mrr,ts OF The
case She used 10 PEA: She conquered!
| by look.
What Il queer nam
'Who-I" The captains smile
broadcncd.
"Qucercst man ever saw. What do
yo' want to take him away fo'? Don't
yo know he's wounded, and we Just got
him fixed up?"
You don't mean it, He spoke as
deferentially as If the information were
really surprise to nm.
Don't want ever to see him again? p?
what a grumpy thing you must be!
Suppose I'd say | wanted never to see
you again."
You'd break my heart"
All this was not to the liking OF the
captains companion. well, captain"
he put In, what yo' goin ter do?
Coin ter let him lay thar ter be cod
died by the famblyT
"Yo' hush" cried Jaqueline. with
suddenly hashing eyes. The man start
ed back. Possibly he was unused to
such quick transitions. "Yo' can't take
him away till his arm gets we'll
s'posc he beeds to dcath2 You'd have
his blood on yo' hands. Just think of
thatv
considering that they had intended
to take me out and shoot me, the warn
Ing was, to say the least, amusing.
Every one burst into q laugh Indeed.
l could hardly refrain from joining in
1t myself, Notwithstanding my critical
situation.
You certainly don't want to commit
gross blunder, captain" remarked.
You can at least give me some sort Of
trial."
Reckon / can refer the matter to
headquarters" he replied, fixing his
eyes on Jaqueline.
1t was delicate scale that balanced
life and death In wartime and often
required only feathers weight to
turn 1t. 1t had been turned for the
time and turned cffcctually. The guards
were ordered back. and the captain
sauntcrcd away with my accuscr, WHO
e&postuatcd ns they passed out of the
house on to the gallery. Pulling n
cigar out OF bis pocket, Captain Beau.
mont sat down In n rocking chair and
began to smoke as TRANQUILITY as IL moth.
Ing had happened. listening composedly
to the ruflian who was trying to get
him to shoot me. But Beaumont was
now as difficult to move, as imper.
turbable, as he had been before irate,
and Jaycox at last went away dlsap.
pointed. He gave me malignant
glance before going, which said plainly,
"I'll fix you yet"
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eyes to bear on MN and stoou waiuns
FOR his decision.
"Wcll, | reckon l must let yo' have
yo' way. Yo're too pretty to qua'el
with"
She clapped her hands. 81 knew 1t!
Lovclicst man / eger met! Too sweet
for anything!'
The captain smiled that pleasant. in
dolcnt smile of his, looking at me ut
the same time, as much rs to say,
"What dcliciously odd creature"
while JaQueliuc disappeared as sud
denly us an actress who had finished
her part. Ginger came In with n de-
cantcr and glasses, which he placed on
The table. The captain sat down be
fore the wine aud invited me to join
him.
Miss Rutland Is ce'tainly dainty
little thing" he said as he took the
stopper from the dccanter and filled
our glasses
"Shr certainly is"
"Most charming creature l ever
saw"
"What soubrcttc she would maker
"Ravishing, Fill yo' glass, sir. Raw
fishing. Do yo' know, | never saw mo
graceful dancing on the StageT
Nor l."
"And what Il sweet little voice"
"Thc notes Gf Il bird"
BY this time had made up my mind
that it would be impossible to get the
captain on any other subject than
Jaquclinc. and he talked of her the rest
of the evening indeed, till he had fin
ished the dccantcr. could not but
be amused at the transition JaQucline
had wrought in rs treatment of me-.
1t occurred to me to test his good nn-
ture still further.
Captain" remarked, I'm caught
away from home with n thin pocket
book. Could you let me have hun
dred dollars TIL l can get to where
tain up stairs to one of the main cham.
bers in the center of the house, then
conducted me through ball to Il win,
and uShcryd me into the apartment in.
tended for me.
there is Il bank
"Ccrtainly, sir, with pleasure. NJ
trouble at all" And. pulling out II thick
roll of Confederate bills, he tossed them
over to me.
! Captain" said, pushing back tn,
bills, Il don't need money. ouI!
wanted to see if it were possible for 4
man to order another out so be shot il
the afternoon and do HIN favo" in tn,
evening"
"My dear sir" he replied, 'permi
me to apologize for my hasty action.
give yo' the word OF Il Gpowgia gentle
man that had not tha, delightful crra
ture interpOScd should now drrp!.
regret the execution OF my order
You mean my execution"
"Yo very good health, sir, ana Tia"
of the little lady"
The dccantcr was empty. Ginger, tl
ma i"r d"mo. appeared, assisted thr, i
| L..,.a a.
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sometimes sprlng up among poisonous

sometimes spring up among poisonous
weeds.
without warning she put the banjo
down aud Uegan to talk again, skipping
from one subject to another astouiSh.
ing us by her condolences. sometimes
asking questions, but seldom waiting
for an answer. Presently ! spoke OF
my stay with Tie Stanforths.
"Thc Stanforths!" she cried. "DC
you knoI. 'cm?"
"YcS. DO you?"
"Ought to; they're my cousins. Did
you see NtinCrva?'
"No. Who's MlncrvaY"
'Hcr real name is Helen. We called
her Minerva at school. | went to school
with her two years. She's older than
l. though"
81 have met Miss Helen Stanforth."
"lf YOU refer TO the young lady we
met today" the captain remarked
shes a very beautiful and high bred
woman, much like our Gcowgia beau
ties"
"Shc knows everything" said JaQuc
line; theology, geology, biology, psy,
chology. Amy more of 'cm?'
That's quite enough" ! admitted.
"Did You see Buck!'
"Oh. yes. Buck and became quit,
friendly"
| ready for him whenever he chose to
occupy 1t. She also Informed him that
| could have Il room.
"Captain," said, Il have no reason
to get away from you. Indeed,
wouldn't leave your guardianship just
now for n plantation. The man whc
has accused me is i'm league with
| others who are interested in getting me
out OF the way. Now, if you'll permit
me to go to bed without guard ~
give YOU my wori of honor not &c
| leave this house Til after the watch has
been resumed Tomorrow"
| "Now, captain" put in JGQuclinc be
fore the officer could reply, "lct the poo
man go to bed"
go yo' sakci" he asked. looking N
her with ali expression half admiring
half cOmical.
go my sake, fo' yo' sake. fo' every
hndv's sake"
She went up in front of him and, put
ting her little oval face within q few
inches of his, brought her snappn,
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DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
CAPITAL CITY ROUTE.

No. G6 connects at Washington with the
Pennsylvania Railway Buffalo Ex: rcss
arriving Buffalo 7.35 m
Columbia. Ncwbcrry & Laurcns Rail
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ton with l. Ry No %. ailordng short
esi ana quickest route by several l.ours to
llahta, Chattanooga, Nashville ST. louis,
Chicago and all points West.
Close connection Al Petersburg, Rich
mond, Washington, Portsmouth Norfolk,
{ rlumbia, Savannah, Jacksonville and
Allan with diveIging lines.
Magnificent vestibule trains carving
through Pullman sleeping cars between
all principal points.
For reduced rates, Pullman reservations,
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The cnntnIn contlnuen sitting where

aSuihsI 'hC 'i"' "NS' I"PPN' "''
ready. and Jaqueilhe. taxing rose
went out and. hNing 1t In Dunohhoie
OF his coat, led nm INTO the ulhihg
room. Before passing out OF slGht she
turned ana gave me meaning Slance'
accompanied by WHY race Ut her com
paniun. AS the captains $ Dack was
turned II was safe Tor me to indulge III
smile. Indeed. rear cOulu haruly
have reirained had ms race peei TO-
ward me. ms niue 'oquel'ie WIS
certainly unique.
Nhlle they were a' supper was ue'
llDci atihS upon 'he si'u"''oli' ""o
eNlu"ht 'ha' iiiS oIu eicl''c" ""' - ',"'t
stuhnieu upon me vi n"u l'"''i'u y,
my presence III ho''h Ai'oh.i'a "nu
wer" he'i' Oh 'hs ueS'' Hc''ou, ""n "
desperate case l WA" 'u once. ~ '"'
Cnioh army "i'h'h thr '''h's '"es'
az c!''"'n ui'SH anu III '''"'
hahts. was nouhueu oS 'i''" WV
"ou'o no' Sciui'' " "', ""' 'i''''" w.
se' me III ''c' wy ""' 70,
| cape from tne on'eueln''S, S"ou,u
haui'' IL u'u cS'"p'' e"o"'" o' "'"'
| oerea
| i''"'n'is '"'i,''''' ""' w, ,p''.
Hn''', '". 49, o''' '.' n,.,,
IN. W "' on. Wv ''''n = -,
y" "'' p''''' "@"'N '"'
lne was very Eracetnl, very dainty.
| her every ihotioh was charming She
| was SO liSht on heF reef 'h"t SAe seem
| eu - "rcels 10 'ouci me %'oUhd' ihouGh
shc "a'Neu, %he uahotu' WhHe hcr eyes
u"'i'eu WIN "'r "ou!' "er ups wearing
pt'I"'u"i "ih''e' 'i'ce Sie TOOK TWO
vi "'''c H''i'S' turning H"li aFouhd-a
ni't' suspicion ~ ollice' ociciouS'
'"nI'l'%li's AM. I. p''' hNe IL SIP OF rare wine.
'i.e 70 meet 20 III Il palifooiu,
realntrNcn .ne captain ahguldiy'
II! So
~ """i' '"'cc noa"'!i"iiF hod
"I :" eI''. ,', ','"' i''' 'Nc''
va" s'hE.
ON 'n !ou
80, anu '.H' ''t' "HS WIS plas'
nh ""'Se' n""Jo "'h'h" 'he Darn
"p' '"'''' 10 tniS'r' $40? 'iHA' III
'e.,''' '""'lS'lS' NHSh IL iuilhN
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""t "'"' nt,' WIS Hoi'l''H'ilG very
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a., "' o''''' 'i"N' ''"'ue
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va ''I '"i'"n' S'"'''IS 'h'!S'.i
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-03-14
Our Washington Letter.

Washington, D. G., March 4,
1901. If you could see the pomp,
the parade, the crowds, the tired
bodies and the aching hearts of
defeated politicians on exhibition
here to-day, you would not envy
US here "a little bit.
& Today Washington is in gala
day attire, and the immense con-
course Of people precludes the
possibility Of ones seeing more
than the long procession 60 by;
or if one emulates the early
Bird and gets foothold hear
the east capttol steps, he may be
fortunate enough to see the chief
Justice 81 the, United States when
he administers to the president
the official oath and perhaps
now aud thea a word or two of
the inaugural address. It is not
gpuch like the simplicity, ,of Jet
fstson's inauguration when he
rode his horse down Pennsy lvania
Avenues tied the:auimahto a tree
and tcck tie catk # Office, made
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-03-14

Street one can see. almost every
dubious flower in highest perfec-
tion Of floral beauty, f. Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue. are the
crowded s'swell' avenues Of the
city, and any beautiful afternoon
great throngs of ladies IN fine at
tire thread their way along either
side of the street, seeing the
beautiful things on exhibition.
! will try and tell you in my next
what Wes eat and where we get
it. u.
G. IL. GODDARD.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-03-14
The New Liquor License Law.


Following are the provisions OF
the new liqror license law with
respect to the sale of intoxicants
by druggist.
''lt shall be lawful for any reg
istered pharmacist, owning and
conducting a pharmacy, whose
certificate of registration is in
force, to sell spirituous or vinous
liquors for medicinal. mechanical
and sacramental purposes only,
and it shall be unlawful for any
registered pharmacist to sell or
give away any Intoxicating liqu-
ors whatever, to be used as bev-
.erage or drunk on the premises,
or in a room or place adjoining
the premises, and any registered
pharmacist who shall sell any in
toxicatinga liquors for the phr-
pose mentioned in this section
shall have a stock Of drugs Of the
value of not less than 5000, exclu-
sive of fixtures and Intoxicating
liquors.
Any registered pharmacist
who shall sell or in any, manner
dispose Of said Intoxicating liqu-
ors for any other purpose than
authorized in this section shall
be, upon conviction thereof, fined
not less than,S1OO nor more than
$500 for the first offensc and for
the second. conviction shall beim-
prisoned ins the county Jail not
Hess than tea or more than thirty
days, and shall forfeit his. regis
tration as egistered pharmacist
and shall be liable to all the PEN
alues, prosecu TOPS and proceedv
irgs 1T law and ID equity nrovid-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1901-03-14
his little talk to the bystanders,

his little talk to the bystanders,
then went away quietly to the
White House: And Jackson's
was ditto,
About the only specimen of
true democratic sllnplicy we have
left in this nation along the line
of really great men is Justice
Harlan, a republican from the
much abused state of Kentucky.
as will be seen in the following
incident, in an item clipped from
from Washington paper:
Justice Harlan, OF the Supreme
Court, rode to the capital yesterday in
u street car. He is the most demo-
cratic OF all the judges. He will talk
to anybody who will talk to him, and is
not too dignified to laugh at joke
especially if the joke be upon himself
One of the best jokes upon the
Judge was the remark of local lawyer
at the Loyal Legion banquet a few
nights ago, after Harlan had made q
speech. "We have listened to stha
5eloauent Justice" said the lawyer,
s'and now that he has finished we cam
not tell whether his speech Is an obj
ter dictum or an obiter drinkum."
This guests around the banquet room
laughed heartily, bnt none more than
Justice Harlan, who told the lawyer
that if he wasn't careful he would be
summoned for contempt.
Here at 1:3O p. M, it is raining
hard, the usual luck on Inaugur-
ation Day, and Senator Stewart,
who wants the day put off to
May 4, will get his wish, only he
chopped it would snow two feet
deep | am very sorry to see It
rain for it will deprive me Of at
tendance on the Inaugural ball.
See? ;t
It's spring weather here every
day now, and will soon be SO
warm one will feel more like a
wilted dish rag than a real hui
man being. Even the spartows
have already scented the coming
flowers, and are giving Us daily
their best songs. while the crow
stalks with stately tread across
the broad acres Of the University
campus. Il would be "a thing. OF
beauty and JOY forever tc the
lady readers of the Herald could
they see the florists displays here
al. the, seasons. Of the year., apd
particularly Just now. On E.