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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
ct. Yatrtd.
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5 0aut 8eri9t bes bo9m'iten Srn.
Sacob Srobec fann in Der OioseIe ct.
gloub Ser Subildums: NblaB pom 20.
Mdrs big gum 90. September sepon=
men ruerben. Sn nd@iter @o9e uerz
ben mir bas Sirteni9rcibea u~nieres
St0selan : Sberen per0fentli6en, in
mel9em neblt Inberem namentli6 bie
Sebinsunsen Sarsetban werben, unter
6enen Ser Subi(dums NblaB sewonnen
rperben tann.
5 9o9w. 9err 8m. 9anse uon
Der 9ers Seiu @emeinSe su 2ittle
Sails miro leiuer leiber fart ansrifez
men @eiunbbeit rpesen ii@ in Elm lei=
mem tOrperli@en 3ultaube better sus
iipre@enbes Selma beseben. @a6rent
leiner Mbwelenbeit mirb bodw. SEER
S. S. &iden, Secretar Ses bo6m 'iter,
8ii6ofs, ais Pfarruermeier sic Sers
SeIW @emeinbe ~pertnalten.
S Nm Teite hes FL, Orbensfifters
8%enebictus wiro Der bo6m'te SEER
Sii3of Srobec tn Ser ct. Sobn's
Nbteittr9e ein Pontitcalamt celebri=
rem, ma6renb uel@em bo6w. Ser
9eneralpitar So. Nasl pon ct. Mu=
suita bic Seltprebtst balten pirb. Gm
acknowledgement Sage, am 90. IS.
Wfts., miro So6berlelbe n1ebreren sur
abtei sebOriSen glerifern 81. @ei6eu
ertbeilen.
S Oienitas selanste in Der pom
bo9w. P. Wartin, 8. g., s., patio
rtrten st. Nsnes @smeinte gu Hoscoe
Sic piersisitinbise @ebetsanbadt gum
feierliden Nbi6luB. Dem bo6w.
Yfarrer balfen bic bo6m. PIP. @ouarb
pom ct. Wartin unb 0utser pom
Gi9monb i'm 8ei6titubl unb auf Ser
&ansel aus.
S Sodm 'iter Siidof Srobec mirb
am Seite bes 81. Soiepbs, nadmittass
3 nbr, i'm ct. Soiepb @ltenbeim swei
pra9tuolle Statuen meiben.
S 9o6w. 6err gb. Nasl pom ct.
ausuita wiro na6iten Sonntas in Der
st. Sorens @emeinbe gu Oilm Got
tesoient balten. ct. Nusuita wirb
an iensm Sage BON ct. gloub aus
uerie6en.
S STE fir bic pom bo6w. Serrn
~paitorirte @emeinbe gu Cate
Don Der Studitebe Sea Sounb=
60. gu ct. Souls, Mo., selieferte
aeue @lode i'm @emidte pom $500
.s.n6 1T ansefommen, Sie id6ne
melas etueu berrli@en, nett
.rasenben Slang bat, trdst tit GnB
bic Namen jener @emeinSemttslieber,
pel9e bieielben Ser @emeinte i6enf=
ten. Oie @lote bat eiuen @ertb BON
5000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sir ben pHorbfern" beri6tet pom Geeiitrar
Serrn Sobn SO. Gmmel.

@eslep Garter unb Satin an Sranf
Sraun, fir Its 2, 3 Is 4 Sect "A 8
l24 81 % unb anberes. ......S 5000
9eter . &oe unb Satin an 6 gprz
9erotn9, tiir nw4 Sect IA 8 124 81
5UVU
Ole ct g 90 & 90 Gp So an Sreb
gilbert, fur nw4 ne4 Sect l & 126
81 2Sa
Sobn q Wc@regpr ct al an Warp gt=
tinlon, fir tbeil 1t 6 bid II Melroie
ltno Qnberes.. 5000
gilbert q 2incoln uno Satin an Caro-
line Suap, fir 1p3 Its 10, IL e. IL
bid 10 Saut Centre. ........... 1900
Gaspar gems unb Satin an Sspbn g
Gems, fir nj Jet Sect % { 124 81
81 ui1o 2lnbees. q n
0eslie Smitb unb Satin an Nntpn
@pitaaa, fiir ilp4 let Sect SO 1926
81 400
SEQ 2abr unb Satin oil g 8 Gngel=
barb, fir Its l & 6 Bid 81" &oscoe 1900
SO Smitb lnb Satin on MidcM
Sbeiien. fir 1t 6 bid go Se.urps abb 525
sbsrslia &c. an Sos Sammers, fir 1t
9~ z Bid IS" &oscoe. .......... 675
G!t ct g 90 & sc 9ty 60 an 9teinbarb
g0s, fur np4 ip4 eset ID { l26 900
I'll l............ ............. 52O
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Vaoma.

anfanss lester ISOLDE wulbe 6ie
Staauns bes Farmers s. 6. Wartin
bur9 Seuer, beiien llria9e man iid
ni6t gu ertldren peib, u%oufdnbis elm
sedidert. Sinf Pferbe famen in ben
Nlammen INN, bic sleidfalls einen sro=
ben Sbeil @derserdtbe u~ersebrten. =
9ier berri6t inter ben Sarmsrn aq=
semeine 9lase iber Suttermansel. =
.Sobn 6osan BON Sprins sin bat Ell
ne Stele ais 8erfdufer In BEN Sc
iddfte berSirma so. s. Sosan&@ obn
babier an8etreten g. Sartun9 reiite
9ienitas nod ben 3miainssidbten
unS beiu9te bel Der @elesenbeit bic
Staats- Experimentation. gon bort
reilte er na3 Stiupater unb febrte
Sreitas mad 9auie suriid.-@ie se=
mobnli3 befanb iid leste ISOLDE Ser
@slrois @assiesr anf Srrmssen, me-
niSitens itellte er ii9 In Ya6ua ni9t
Elm. ALBERT STROLLER uerlor elm altes
Pierb, pel6es Bel Der lebten prdit=
bentmabl bic Wiebertebr bieler @abl
gum 10 unb 10 pisliten Wal erlebte.-
6rf. 9. Daniel wirb feline @obnung
ueri9Suern (afen.-@. S6neiber be-
iorst bas Saumaterial our SteQs, tas
er beim Sau zines negen @obnbuuies
wabren6 bieier Cation p%srtpenSen
wirb. --Ote Serreu 6. @infler unb
S, Waper f~auiten 40 Nder S~olslanb
In Ser Wdbe uon Sauf Centre fur
$500. &Orff fat mieber ben
Pa6ua Staub uon ieinen Siben ses
i6ittelt. ---gbriit. Sriti9er bat Dor,
in unitp Elm Wtidwaarenselddit 81
er0ffnen.
ct. Batri6.
Na9 sir.:;iHi Wuntas Morsen llu, 9
llbr pom bodiu. Pfarrer Sobn Sro=
gan sebaltenen Sraueramte wurben Die
irbil6en neberreite bes @b. grennan
pon ct. @eorse, pelder i'm alter pom
so Sabren i'm ct. @apbael's 6ospi=
tai gu ct. @loub am Samitas Morz
gen ftarb, CUR lebten &ube bsitattet.
Seinen Sob b~etrauern nit Der @attin
feds &tnber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
: SEER Srana Gins, Manaser beS

vNorbitern", bot ii9 nit 9errnS. W.
Silaer pom &oscoe In QanSselddften
ai1ociirt. Seibe baben 30OOgder mill
bes 9anb, bas swil9en &anbaa unb
Sim Dale in Worrilon County sele=
sen 1T, pon YriuatperIonen setauft
ilub werben basl elbe wieSer an Sdufer
su brinsen iu9en. @ud bat Serr
Gins elm $50 Ider umfaHenbeS Ireal
nabe Dat Yarf in Benton County ses
fault.
- @ontas 1T bic SibliOtbef i'm
S6ulbs @ebdube on 5. glue. labli9
Dem Sertebr er0ffnet worben. Ole
Sibliotbet lit fait 10 uouitdnbis wie
por Dem Sranbe bes friiberen Yiblio.
tbestmmers, unb bas ueue 2ofal ents
ipri6t saus unb gar ieinen 3weden
unb ben @ini9en Der Sibliotbetbez
iuder,
en- Sem SefinSen Der Srau 50.
9. &olenberser, wel9e IN elm Sosptz
tai III ct. Yaul sebra9t wurbe, TIT
cine 16einbare @enbuns gum Selleren
einsetreten.
- Sienitas, ben 10. @drS, unb
am acknowledgement Sienitas lit on
BEN perl9iebenen @ablpldsen gele=
senbeit gum &esiitriren seseben. Serr
Sobn Soldier bat ii9 ais ganbtbat
fur bas Ilbermanamt ser 1. @arb
ansefinbist.
- Straben : Gpmmiiiarius Sranf
9orinIsr freut ii9 ais 9rOBpater nit
ieinsm Sobne Srant unb beiien @at=
tin ber anfun5t bss Gritseborenen.
9lei6e Sreube berri9t in Der Samilie
bes Or. q. >. @biting.
Son ben 80 applitationen fir
psriudsmeiie Sreilaiiuns aus Der &e=
formanltalt, bic Der Sireftorenbeb0r=
be u%uterbreitet waren, murben iieben
sewdbrt.
Gers uuS Sanb beauIpru9en
ii9 sesenieitis, Elm gimuaab tam gu
ipdt. 60 it's INNER nit benz Solfe
obne Wutb unb &raft. Rebmt &odg
Roantain Sbee unb fammt ni9t wies
Der gu furs. Srast Guren apotbetee
Werttn Wolitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
az Die neueftsn 50, 50. SO, So.
unb SO. so Wdnneridube Bel @ebr.
0(ho(oa

az Oie neueiten 50, So. SO, So
unb SO. so Wdnneridnbe Bel @ebr.
@beles.
~ Wabrenb Ser nd9iten 90
Gage mub mein 9orratb an Sdub=
SeuS auer unb Der beiten @rt losae=
l9lasen merben, ba i6 mid pom Sc
l9dfte 5uridsieben merbe. Oie grei=
e itnb Inn 25 ProSent nod inter sic
iri9sren s~erinsen berabselest. 0ie=
le @elesenbeit gum ginfauf euten unb
biaisen SdubSsuss 1T bic bette, sic
je In Saint Gloub offerirt ipurbe.
Spre6t Dor BEL S. IS. Wolter. s ba
az @el6 mirb seipart bur6 Ben
Gintanf BON Wdnnerz unb anabsu=
i9uben BET gebr. Ibeles.
az SpeSereien, Gisarren, Sabate
unb aue Sorten sefannte 8aaren BEL
Geo. 9iaenbranb. 13:4t
~ Or. s. 6. Melcalf, Der POI
pulare aSabnar6t pon Sergus Saus,
wirb am IS. MdrS i'm Melroie Sotel
gu Welroie iein. gr bat feline &C.
biiie, 5iebt 3dbne idlnerslos aus unb
s~arantirt iebe Nrbeit. 14=2
s8y Spre9t in @ebriter Q6eles
neuem S9ubzQ Department Dor. 8ir
lparen Gu4 @eGb.
say Cine Suantitdt i60nen Saats
bafers, fret BON pereorbenem Samen,
gu 40 cts per guI3et, pie audi reiner
Saatweisen biais gu ~faufen Bel @m.
eouben, Waine Prairie, Stearns
County, Minu. Hat
s8- Sra9te a%er slrt a(s: slpfel=
iinen, gananen, aepfel, wie aud Giiz
ie unb SANDY" fauft man am beiteu
bei SEQ. t6iaenbrano 13:4t
~ Der bette 9orratb an 50 90,
50. so, $500 unb $3.50 Mdnnerz
i6ube BEL @ehr. Ibeles.
sT Sa id bas Sdubsef6dft aufz
seben iuerbe, pirb mein sanSer BOT
ratb gu SpOttpreiien lossel9laseu.
Oie iriberen ~niebrisen Preiie iinb
nod UNI 25 9rosent berabseieet, unb
10 lit bel mir cine @etesenbeit gum
ginfauf suten Equipments sebotsn,
mte lie in ct. gloub ME supor oHe=
rirt murbe. @abreub Der nd9fen 80
Sage ipre@t Dor BEL S. @. 8olter.
w @enn ibr suten, reinen ca
men: @eisen brau@t, sebt gu 9e6riz
ber SarteQ in ct. gloub. Selepbon
1O7. HIT
t4 Sei @ebriber Nebeles fauft
man Wdnner= unb &nabeni@ube biui=
ger als iontmo.
W Stride unb seialsene Slide,
bouanbii6e unb normesiide Sdrinse,
&abms unb gridtdie fur bic Saiteuz
seit uno tets Elm ueles Enforcement
frii9er @rpcerien BEL @ebri6er Senz
len. 14=3t
tNT Surge S@ueine unb iunse
S9aferbunbe Bel 9. 8. 9apwarS. l
a. Sarmen aner Dirt biuis gu
%uerfaufen. 8ebinsunsen gu ~erfraaen
Bel S. 6. 30 inette, Sauf esntre.
Weinn. 7s6mt
~ @ebriber N6eles S9ub=Se=
parchment 1T eth @elOiparer fir bas
Yublifum.
~ Cine Winneiota gbie, Ors'9z
maldine, Sampfmaidine unb e, 'oaz
rator in iebr sutem a3uitanbe gu fau=
fen sesen baar ODER gu pertauiden
sesen SOL; ODER Saumaterial. $1,000
uertb 9ols lit seniisenb fir Sic Ma=
i@ite. Wan frase nod bei 6. 8.
SarfneB & Co., 2. StraBe unb s.
Ape. N.j ct. 9louo. 13z4t
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3m perpabten.

Inter siniisen 9ebin9unsem cine 100
older Sarrt, 80 Mder lnter Sultur, 5 Meilen
pom ct. GIons i'm Conn Winben, Benton,
County, 9elesen, nit iebr suten gebduli1=
feiten sa psrpa6ten. 9dberes Su erfraseu
int ,MorSfern." l5slt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

5err Serb. Drummer, wel9er nit
ieiner tranten So@ter piersebn Gage
lang 1T gpppbanie, g. o., NOR, mo-
&eu. Dr. &r6ser bas &inb bebanbelte,
lift auridsetebrt NIT benz feiten @laus
ben, bab iid Der 3uitanb ieiner So9s
ter bebeutenb perbeiiert bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

~ SS$f
@ltie Reuslins, rei6te Tuettas i'm
9adlaBseridt fein @elu6 Elm, sum BEL
Sirsi9aft entbanben su tperben. Oas:
ielbe purbe sstsebeiBen, aub Ser,
Heuslins mus innerbatb 80 Sasen ei:
men neueu SiTseH itellen.
Nobalton.
Sn ser Sisnitas sebattaasn Stabt:
wabl CAB fid bieie Ortiduft na@itez
benbes 8esiment: SEQ. 9. @ilion,
Yrdiibent; 8. 50. 8oud. Sobn Sio=
berg unb 6. So. 8oud, Ernitees; g.
Ct. 8boSa, S9abmeilter; &c. 6. Yet=
tit, 8~ecorbrr; u. 6. Soslin, Srie:
bensridter; So. S. Sattarpap, Con:
itabler. - Sier batteu mir OienIt ae
bas i6fimnite S6neeseitSber in bic:
fem @intr. Ser Sdnee liest feds
3ou tief.
Goasssbiae.
WittrBob Nbenb bieH E6o6w. P.
Nlerius, 3. g.. g., eiuen 569it intez
reiianten Sortras iber Stem unb feline
Sebensmarbisfeiten. Die Stubenteu
Der ct. Sobn's llniperfitdt iinb benz
bo6w. 8rofeiior fur feline unterbalten=
Ben unb %belebrenben gortrase gu sro=
Bem Senfe perpfli6tet. -Donneritas
mar arditeft 4lbri9 DOR Rinneapo=
lis bier, Hill rpesen Der gtda,e fur bic
neaen 8auten, bic bier i'm aaufe bes
Sommers .errt9tet werben, anti benz
bo6w. Pricr, P. Sermaun, 8. g. g.,
Ghdlpra3e gu nebmen. Oes i,eue 9t=
bliotbefsebGube mirb 5Ox4e SUB,
uno bas @pmnaiium SOx110 SUB
9roB erri6tet merbeu. Oie 8aufo=
item Der beiben ieperat erri@teten Sc
bduoe merbea auf $685. 900 peran=
i6last. = eSficen Der 8eamten Der
uniuerlitdt unS bic Der Nbtet iin6 in
telepbonii6e 8erbin6uns sesra6t
morben.
Golh Spring.
,6err sSobn Otter apon Der @el6
SYrins 8raaseieai6aft mar lebten
Wittpo@ in @ei6dftsanselesenbeiteh
in minneapolis.
Nep Yabnesbile.
Sci elmer bier itattsefunbenen Spe=
Sialpabl purbe NIT elmer Mebrbett
pon pier Stimmen bic @orlase Be-
trefs grweiteruns Ser 2i9t= unb
WaHeranlase perworfen. - Oieie
Orti@aft iiebt ii@ in cine &lGae per-
ssel6e bic Sirma 80. s. Grap
BON WtnneapSIis anSeitrenst !
rpesen elmer Sorberuns BON $500.
,ie nod Dol, benz gontracte reitirt, UNI
ter mel9em senannte Company unier
8aiierleitunssz unb geleu9tunssip=
TEN beiorste. unler Stabtratb BE-
baB bic beiben Spiteme nidt
,eruoutanbist ieien, baber bic StaSt
,ie betreHenben $500 porentbalten baz
&c. 8. &ufea bat ietn bteitSes
6oteleisentbum fur bic Summe BON
in bic Sdnbe bas Soteliers 81.
5. Oreis pon @abena iberseben
,aiien. Ser rere g~isentbimer rpir6
I'M Is. @pril BON benz Sotel 8eiis
:rsreifen,-gei Der @iIase : @abl
Otenftas folsenbe 8eamten
!rpdblt: Or. g. 6. Ptlon, grdii<
vent; u. g. Carpenter, 50. u. 9un=
unb s.. $. @appe, 9ruitees;
d. g. elliott, &ecorber: @m. g.
5@ulb, S@asmeifter; q. 8. Tor,
yonS1nbIer. r
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Nus Der nM9e9enb.
Gait 9enrb.

g. S. Slynn, elmer Der 8irssa bes
,Sacob Neustins fen, ais Gbmtniitra~
tor Der Sinterleiieni@aft Der 'uerit.
@liie @eustins, rei@te Tsttas i'm
Ha@labsertdt fein @eiu6 ein, sum Der
Sirrsi6aft entbunben su werben. Oas=
ielbe wurbe sztsebeiBen, nnb 9err
Neuslins mus innerbatb 80 Sasen Ell
men neueu SisrseH 1te0en.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

THE new Isthmian Canal treaty was
signed Monday by Secretary Hay and
Lord Pauncefote, and it will be rat
fled by the Senate, according to the
Senate leaders, without much delay.
1t will be followed by the ratification
of agreements with Nicaragua and
and Costa Rica, giving the United
States control of the territory for a
canal and then by the passage of bill
providing for the construction of the
canal by the United States.
The ratification of the new Hay
Pauncefote treaty seems likely to oc-
cur promptly, perhaps before the
the Christmas holidays, unless some
unexpected turn in affairs should de-
lay its consideration. 1t has been ex-
amined in the rough draft by all the
Republican leaders, and especially by
those who procured the amendment for
the former Hay-Pauncefote treaty by
the Senate last winter, and they are all
satisfied with it, so that they propose
to see that early and favorable action
is had upon it.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

GOVERNOR John Hum has acted
wisely in taking hand in the fight
over the assistant city solicitorship in
Wilmington by appointing Philip l..
Garrett to the position. His action
will not interfere with the decision of
the court, whether it sustains the
authority of the City Council or the
appointing power of the City Solicitor.
Mr.. Garrett was named by City So
licitor Reinhardt, but the City Council
declared its right to elect the assistant,
and Samuel j. Adams, Jr., a Demo-
crat, was chosen. Neither had been
recognized by Judge Churchman, of
the Municipal Court and the matter is
tied up in the higher court.
1t is understood that the Governor
was advised by Attorney-General Ward
and is acting under the constitutional
provision regarding the duties of the
Governor, and under additional privil-
eyes provided by legislative enact
ment, setting forth that the Govern
or may appoint a suitable person to
fill any vacancy in public Office that
may exist during a prescribed term of
office.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20
The Rat and the Swan.

During a dreadful storm. when the
river Tyne had flooded the country all
around, number of people were as
sembled watching the huge masses of
hay swept along in its rapid course.
At length a swan came in sight, strug-
Cling sometimes for land and at others
sailing in its stately manner along
with the torrent. AS it drew near a
black spot was observed on its snowy
plumage, which the spectators were
astonished to find was living rat. and
it is probable it had been borne from
its dwelling in some hay rick and, see
ing the swan. had FASTENED TO it for a
refuge. On the bird arriving on land
the r;t leaped off its back and scam
pered away, but a man having no re-
spect for the sagacity which the rat
had displayed, killed it with bow Of
his staff.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

connection with the local politics of
New York city. 1t is not his intention
to urge upon the Mayor elect the
claims of single person for Office. He
desires to keep entirely alooft from
such entanglements. With this course
before him he has been obliged to de-
cline endorsements for some very old
friends who have sought his assistance.
The president is eager that Mr.. Lows
administration should be a great sue
cess, aud believes that it will be. He
is willing and anxious to be of every
assistance possible to the Mayor elect
and Mr.. Lows visit is for the purpose
of getting advice. The President,
having been a candidate for Mayor
himself once, having served as police
commissioner, and having handled the
affairs of the city at Albany as Cover
nor, is pretty well posted.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

"The fight is not ended" says the
Dover State Sentinel in reply to the
Wilmington Morning NeaOS article re-
Ioicing over the fact that President
ROOsevelt's appointments were COM
niended by the press everywhere out
side of the State. The former charges
the latter sin its virtuous wriggle for
civic purity" that this fight is not
ended, that there are some thousands
of voters in this State who constitute
a large majority of the Republican
party who are determined to restore to
Delaware the constitutional right of
majority rule and to have the will of
the people respected both at Washing
ton and in Wilmington, if it takes a
Democratic victory to bring it about.
They do not propose any longer to sub
NIT to the injustices of the past nor the
assassination policy of a certain ele-
ment in the city of Wilmington. In
the next campaign the primaries will
be open to every voter who processes
the Republican faith. A convention
will be held by the delegates elected
thereat. A ticket will be nominated
by those delegates and that ticket will
stand and there will be no more Rich
srdson Hotel conferences and hurry
ihgs to aud fro between separate Re
publican headquarters in the city of
Wilmington. And the cry that this
will defeat the party will no longer
avail. 1t is better that the party
should be defeated than that an arrO-
CANT and sneering crowd of political
'Pharisees should any longer control
party policies against the will of the
people, The American citizen who re-
fuses to enter a primary and abide by
the result, should be eliminated from
the Republican party, as you would ex-
terminate a San Jose scale from a
fruitful tree"
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

Underlying the contest being insti-
tuted by the Republicans in various
parts of Maryland as the result of
throwing out of over 90, 900 ballots in
the recent election is a movement to
collect material aud evidence upon
which to make fight in the United
States Senate to prevent the seating of
Arthur P. Gorman as the Senator from
Maryland when Wellington's term ex-
pires. Gorman's election is, of course
assured. The Democratic members of
the legislature were elected for that
purpose. The contests in the counties
will begin in earnest in few days and
will be pushed by prominent Republi-
can lawyers. Step by step evidence of
the alleged frauds will be collected.
Contests will be made in the legisla-
ture for that purpose alone, and large
sum of money will be raised to enable
those making the contests to carry
them through to the finish.
After the General Assembly meets,
the Republicans will decide upon their
choice for Senator. The entire Repub-
lican vote will be cast for the person
selected, who will be the man to con-
test the seat of German.
~ the proper time the collected evi-
drs .- wiz be laid before the Senate
ami the allegation made that German
was fraudulently elected Senator and
that the legislature that elected hin
was illegally elected and that the law
ful senator is the nominee of the Re
publican minority who contests the
seat.
President Roosevelt, it is said, hal
already been interested in the plans o.
the Republican leaders, devised since
the election, and his closeness Il
Charles J. Bonaparte and John G
Rose, who were scheduled for leading
parts in the proposed contest, is expec
ted to throw the weight of the admin
istration against German.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20
KENT TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Preparation Being Made to Give a Fine
Program on Dec. 4th, 5th and 9th.

Preparation Being Made to Give Fine
Program on Dec. 4th, 5th and 9th.
Two weeks more and Smyrna will
have the pleasure of entertaining the
Kent Co1nty Teachers Institute.
Superintendent Carroll has brought
fine course of evening entertainments
as well as day lecturers, and our town
people should give it their hearty sup
port.
The following are the day workers
and their subjects:
Wednesday,. Miss Katherine K.
Hobbs, Normal Department Washing
ton College, Q "Phycohology," (2)
"rhe Principals of Education" II.
Prof. E. l.. Cross, Principal of Confer
ence Academy, English Grammar.
III. DIR. J. G. Schuneker, of West
Chester Normal School, () "Needless
Fears" (2l Little Brothers of the
Air." (3) ga Family of Springs" (4)
The Meaning of Flower"
Thursday-I. Prof. Jacques Redway,
F. R. G. s., Mount Vernon, New
York, ID "Some Essentials in Primary
Geography Teaching" (2) Climate
and it's Factors" (3) Environment
and Industrial Life" az ''SOme Con-
ceptions." H. Prof Geo. Howell,
Superintendent of Public Schools,
Scranton, Pa, O Words" (2)
"BOoks," (3) Thoughts and Sugges-
tions for the New Teacher"
Friday-I. Mrs. Myers, Assistant
Superintendent Washington, D. c., %
Language, CD Literature in the
Grades" (3) "The Pupil" a. "a
Teachers Relations" II. Prof. NJ. G.
Benedict, of New Britian, Conn, q
and p Habit and its Formation in
School Work." two talks, (3) "Meth-
DDS of Studying the Mind" (D CEN
glish Grammar Preparatory to High
School Work"
On Wednesday evening Mr.. w. -.
Howe will render David Garrick, so
popular with the Dover people. On
Thursday evening DIR. Bristol of
Washington, d. c., will lecture on
''Brains." On Friday evening The
Haw thOrne Vocal Club will give a
most delightful entertainment
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

The movement on foot by the Twen-
tieth Century Club, of Smyrna, and a
number of our prominent citizens to
establish free public library here is
one that should receive the hearty sup
port of every person in town. One
cannot conceive of the benefit a free
library can be when properly estab-
lished. 1t is but an advance step of
our public schools. There are many
children in town, and grown folks too
for that matter, who have no access to
good books and reading matter, and
what blessing a free library might be,
if it succeeds in taking them off the
streets and lifts them to higher and
nobler thoughts. Let us have a
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

In the midst Of the general rejoicing
over the defeat Of Tammany in New
York City, there is more or less inter
est at the present time, III the visit of
Mayor-elect Seth Low to President
Roosevelt at the White House. The
latter, it is said, is especially anxious
that the impression should not get
abroad in consequence of the visit of
Eir. Low that he is meddline, interfer-
e and making recommendations in
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20
Hymns at $500 a Yard.

A musical composer once said to Mr..
Sankey with more frankness than cour-
tesy that he could write such tunes as
those of the Gospel HymnboOk" by
the yard if he We're willing to come
down to it. Mr.. Sankey quietly re-
piled, We'll, sir. all | have to say is
that am willing to pay five hundred
dollars yard, either to you or to any
body else, for all the tunes you can
bring me like those in our Gospel
HymnbOok. Ladies' Home Journal.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

free library and reading room. The
extra cost to our citizens to maintain
it is small sum compared to the good
such an institution may be to the town.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

OFFICE:-Next Door TO the Fruit Growers
National Bank.
Telephone, No. 10.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

When you have anything to say in
a business office, fire and fall back.
Your surplus talking should be done
in a parlOr.-AtchiSOn Globe.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20

''Some years ago while at Martins
burg, w. Va l was taken with cholera
mOrbus, which was followed by diar.
rhoea, The doctors medicine did me
no good. 1 was advised to get bot
tie of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which | did.
and it cured me sound and well. - G..
A. NORRIS, Embreeville, Pa. Sold by
Clifton & Raymond, druggist, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-20
Nes0S of the Miners

The Sunday North Ameri-
can pays particular attention
to the news from the mine
centres throughout the coal
regions of Pennsylvania. 1t;
columns contain full reports
of all happenings of especial
interest to the miners and
their organizations.