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Decorah-posten., 1901-08-13

writro al be matiae andre @jsre.
ninal, JON Tiitriftet bar at pnretape.
% Joni fnISer oct pniiifeIiet moi til.
tsrIiat at itattc, at oct life err radoe.
ligf at opertaac SprciicIicn o. 8eitp-
relien al nupnte garncbjen, ieIp
buor iaa megen 1iGlp % Gienoom
%tiIbpoes oen al opoircnoe % for ga.
gen parmt intercsiereoe Yerioncr,
Tom | bette JiIiGfbe or fleet. - Dtcn
ONT enfelte Eerioner eller Wenigbeoer
riISe oprettr pg u%eoIigebolbe en- ioa.
ban Mnitalt, ga bar Spnooen intet
imoo, at be benpenoer iig til enfelte
Yreiter eIler Menigbeoer ON Bibrae
eIler anoen Sirlp | Raao % Doab."
timber BebanoIinacn al bette
Vnnft fremboIbi 5plesiormuno &c.
rem, at ban anioa ben ioafolote Got
taae EIan", bpor Blot faa Born bar
inmleoe | en- % iomme Bpgnirg,
mems Here gpgninaer benpttebes.
ior at upre oen beIbigiie Srbning.
Son bar blepen mcget betpnfeli9
operfor itsrre garnebiem. % bar |
mil ON, bporpibt De ptrfelig par iii
@eliieneIfe. ale Slaes gsrn liant
les 10 ino meo / iaoonnne Diem %
fan blipe til flor Sfaoe for De ANDRE,
mems ct minbre 5al fan mo- bclbe
bcbre Opium nieb.
Reiolutioncn | MnIebnina al Ib.
lert aorens Ieo blep pplRit, tilitemt
peb Heisning o9 opergipet 5paesfor'
mano aoren og IamiIie.
Oerpna gtf man igIen oper til Sr.
reforbanolinaer. Eait 5olbcn fort.
iatie meo at referere oper Seaiggis'
reIien.
5i0en bar MT omme, og nR1te Ot.
itrifts Spnooemsoe blep beitemt at
boIoes ifslge Snobpbelie / Dor 5rel.
iers Wenigbeb / Yortlano, Oregon.
5io for Msoet % Sorbanblin9seien.
itanbc blep operlaht 6orntonoen %
Stebets Brett at beltemme.
SGnesfprmorb aoren, JON ogiuo
bar tiIiteoe oenne Dag, poa @rnno at
ocn Soranoring, iom bIep giort |
hans Vlaner peo Ssnnens Dso, op.
Ipite at ser muligers life piloe blipe
liooet Iiitriftsipnooempbe pna tire
Mar, ga 1903 err S%pnpoens Sitbel.
oar % aoifiGige bopoe talt ON at boil
Ell iprifilt S~Gaesipnooe paa bette
Ior.
Euit. 2ois bapoe allereoe tuffet
Sedttle % Ballard Renigheoer for
oeres 8ieitfriheo oa bet bpggelige
Samp9r, % Qnit. Sobnion iliitteoe
Wsoet meb Mnoagt oper 9Soe Do
tibs Salme.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-13
Rompasiet 600 2lar.

Bpen amalfi peo SaIerno6ugten
Spoitdlien bar npIie bolbt en- Jeii
til Winoe ON. at en- al Steoets Dor.
gere opfanSt apmpasiet for 500 liar
fiben. Cpfnocren beo JIanio @ioia.
Nnn peb tibet ON bant; men ban ifal
bore fsot | Yafitano peo ImaIfi %
Iepebe pdo iibitnppntp Steb peo aar
1900, altfaa oa Saafon Nagnusion
par 4onge | Norae, Crit Wenpeo,
ON bois 9arnbom "1ecorab.T oiten"
nplig bar f~ortaIt, aonge / Tunmarf
% Wirger Mnsnnsfon, aonse / Spp.
rige. Wnn bar Innge itribt ON,
bpilfen anoel 5Iapio @ioia bapoe /
aompasiets Opfinoelie. Oct er mem.
Zig litpiliomt, at Gbineferne / Mar.
hlrbreoer for bam pioite, at Nagnet.
nanlen bier mob Roro. 2rroe lin.
oerisgeIier al Tpfferen Or. greuiins
bar imioIertib bragt paa oct rene, at
G~bineierms &ompas bar meaet
nfnlofomntent % nriten itbrugeligt
tiliss. Oct err bort 2ono. og Brnbe.
fompns. WasnetndaIen Itaar frit
paa en- Stift, iom itiffer op fra giin.
ben al en- runb Gasie, og her or 0ino.
roier dftegnet, men Iigger fait og be.
rTger fig life. Scr @iojas Sio bar
bette aompas fienot ogiaa Europa;
men for Sismenoene bar set til Ii.
ben Hptte. forbi De moatte Ipgge
Sfibet flos MOB @inoen, for De fun.
De lrie. / boilfen Hetnine bet off, %
EeiIinaer f,lnoe life uofsres.
Jlnuio @ioia bar Siemanb %
flenote Senne WdngeI. Sans Opiin.
belle beitob ba oeri, at ban Iaaoe
Stregroicn paa WagnetnoaIen og
forbanot Den foit nieo iumme. 8eo
oenne Siloretning fan ale Streser
bebolbe fine ristige Napne, maj fan
lRie Sino o. a1irs paa Den, oa ben
tager Del / ale Sfibets 1reininger.
0ette er Den gnbel, iom Or. greil.
'ing giper Wioia / aompasiets Sp-
tinoelie, og ben err meaet ltor. Nne-
reoe en- ganmel Siitorifer, iom for
ct Var ~bunoreoe aar iioen ifreo pua
Satin, llbbppeoe, at SIapios 1~sortie.
neite beitob /, at ban fritebe aompas-
ifipen til WasnetnoaIen.
&ompasiet bar MI / aarbunoreoer
lpillet EN- pigtie Role / Sfibsfarten.
: De GIoite 3ioer boibt SisfoIfene
'ig lanas meo apiten % popeoe iig
life no paa oct aabne SAP. 0a De
iioen bIep briitisere, itprebe oe efter
Solen, Woanen og Stiernerne. Get
glcroe bore SPore / LANCE Iarblm-
oreoer, liaor De ieileoe oper Ioroisen
til @nglmb % Sranfrig eler oper
gtianterbooet til Sslanb, @rsnInnb
OF Tmlono. Wen naor Sfper ifiitlte
Solen, og Maone og Stierner life
Loo iig le, MATTE De leiIe poa Waa.
foa, os oite gift oet gaIt. 0a fpm
&ompasiet % ansap Simmelesnene
peo uufbruot at peae moo Noro. Oet
par en- iibpre Soroel. Spert Eieb(it
f1inoe man MI lie, / bpilfen Retning
Sfibet laa, og bet baaoe / Storm og
Stine, / Saase ioapeliom / aIarpeir,
ON Natten iom ON 3aseu. Den Ii.
Oct fienote itaIiendfe Sismano SIa.
bio @ioia aioroe Wenneifebeoen en-
itor Ijeneite.
De uforbeoerlige Gbineiere brllger
enoni lit gamle aompas meo Ell
faItliaaenbe Binbroie. Wasnetnao.
len CT f9itet I'll ct Stpffe Sort, iom
ilpber / en- SfuaI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-13
@umoreoe.Aar 2Iubbc

bin M ialsiee. 6rsmrageree N1ser russs tianet
eerts Reei'Hmsr. penfs,en rr raiurIisvts at isss
al ietirnss Stss,ieen. Tri er iniereSiani at lasae
RG .tt I'll at @leI'rss brcrvsb man rcHirr at %,
raa lana' sip, rs Gsdeeu oa D'apen. Gang, sir o.
cob ceitree n iiie raIiai mseriners Rapen airr NJ
aresec %oretn,ite Ter st en- 1saaee at iaa ben III
az eiste BET en- ben ne srr et Soaettsrt rssre'
tItiers Ct On iefsI sipsts'srHnr. 9sn behsssr prr'
ei'ulee bsltrseeHse gaenflbtr "a bar aiiis braai
Sfuerin9, itIp I Dc ufii haarhndfftee Tuiatee AZ Vet
wertststtt eltr 1psperta- erts &c pii beitrebes
ipt GpHseHiRasr. Scrteppeile. SSvuisshee. Nerrp'
htti 1alseinae. fIsr 2erer. ipaae Rurer. sner nesei
GReet Cnee, eu ffriyer hs fra en- iprifet Nape. ida
rrsr eisis eitters, 0nhsfr trres " DC bet Tor %
hlxlpt RafursH I'll at ti futi ale iiren eoef | Do.
ef. erm ct Spt ca ntbbd fpf IRA aria. 5etsr %
Snerter bar bet 'tte fin eiae.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-13
q. CHRISTENSEN
X. ~CuNDERSEN.
usyfi.sxamtuersbe G0oer.
0Wlees SelbsrsS UIed Cor. Orb d Bead
Gtreetl 2a 0roSfe. mis-.

80 | Snocn.
Siuie geremaab:. Miiot 3Iin,at. Sn.
gen Sitssaros ont Yintcrsn. intei Soltii ON
Spmmcren lono inlges fro So Ill IS pr.
slcre. 8iatae Garter meb Queen & Gres'
rent Gpute. SSser % aarter irtt.
@. 6. &inearion, O. y. VI. Cincinnati.
". q. Ssdler. q. y. a., 113 Noants ct.
3Ol2I Chicago.
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Ii. iom er fsote peo Roraes apii
oa oeltoa / arbeioet Der, minoes me.
get grant. bpor Gfle ManGterne bar,
roor DC inttc liz Taft | pore 8orn,
Rsier eiler elmer. Oct bar pnnift.
ligt at ioo reriet pore Sanaitreoifu.
Der for oisie iIinleoe llopr, og oct
ipeo | SP1noerne. naor De iloaieo lin
giitiae IUbife. Selp ON Ri fife fife.
De. men bare fom roenoe | Ell 9aab.
par Oct nbpggeliat at iteoe pnn en-
SamIine WonGter,
Bore bnnifc grsore faloer WdnP.
tcrne for @opler, Weouier og @ono.
mPro, M%merifonerne falber Dem for
Selpiifb, ct lieeiaa pusicnoe Houn.
Rn iortRlles ira gaoeitebcrne poa
amerifas Eitfpit. at Wanrter bliie.
rer iorifrnffclig Der idar. De fom.
nler meo IIoopdnoet % bIir liaaenoc
tilhuee pna Strnnben. naor @bbc
iuotrpoer. st pnffert Spnl Der
er iaar inoonnne Tosier al Monp.
ter, of belle 0opet ier no lom Ell INF
S,lppe. 8eb gabeiteoerne lager DC
| tore &lpier. OF raar Gamer og
Serrer pooer Tia no, bIir De bersrte
al benz % fsler en- nbelnaclig Stif-
fen / Sltoen. Wonrterte gir fra Tia
CT Gait, lom irriterer % life er
%miariig.
Stoffels g~abeejeiter! Dc bar
time Plnaer, De oeion. Nnar De er
ilanb, meribes DC al Slrer, Wpe cg
Mlisauitoes, iom life bar Set til at
aiere noaen 6orifieI pao sSoIf, %
naar De foiter iig / Sopet for at iaa
ct forfriifenoc Bah, msoes De al
WnnUtcr, iom Timer benz til oe pa.
FER Dem meb giftig @roifc!
Ter er fiin foo. iom / ben heoe
Sommcrtib fan relic i 9ao. Dc
fleite al os MAJ iiooe biemme, iorol
pi bperfet bor SiS eler Roao til at
oTre meo poo cit iaa foitbar Sornei.
elie, Nogle ibIonbt oS isIer iia moa.
lie irtitet til at mis,mber DC riae 10.
miller, iom ligger i Bah. meoens an.
ore, iom bar inbiugei iocioliitiIfe
Sproomme. rrarer Jig ,oner. at 2i-
pets Sober ifal bore iaa ulipe for.
oeltr, &c ~citerer. boah Der er inat
ON 2ilierne pau Warfen % anpen.
Ger oct poa oiSie fine 5olf. "7e ar.
beiber life" Tiger De ON benz; ri ma
nrbrioe for Dem. "0e ipinocr life;
oi nIao ipinoe ior Dem. "Dten DOG
bapoe Sulunton i al lin Serliabeo
oct life loo aiiIbt iom DC"
Tisie m~alfontente oil isle iia let.
tet. mar DC berer. al oe line, iom liz.
ger / 9uo, pInaes az WanGterl Ill
Saa ileint bar BOG life pi oet. lom er
hlemme. 6lier og YPpa fan p9rc
ilernme meh pS; men ilimeoe oa Gift
ippcnoe Manrter ~ Dem er pi ga
fri FOR!
Sioets Sober % SipetS Eloaer er
lite loa uligelia forbelt. iom Oct oite
iuneS. 5orifieIlen melem rigc %
uriac / Seuiuu poo 9ehaaeliaheber
% llbehnpciiahcoer or, ret beict, life
lao itor, &c iIeite al os urig, or fri.
lie % fan nrbeioe. grbeioc: CT q,
@elnanelie. &c riae er oitc ingeIiae;
ocrfor mad DC Na6. Nrbeioct ainer
% urige CIT aob Ippctii. oa her Der
peliianeoe Amerifa timber ri altN
NOT I'll al ipre % m1tte al, &c riaa
bar WoS 0perHob; men oite mana.
Ter DC Nppetit; hooo hieIper ser lna.
al Netterne er mango % oclifute2
On aoeIber bltr ui urige ispui1e -
Oct biir DC rtae ofte life % ri
aaor hen % lpaaer oS % louer ben
r%etiUrhiges Sepn, Sammcn mcH
arbeioct er Seonen ben beoitc alir
for aue 2iocta Sorser. 9ao os "a
bore tiIireb& nteS Dor 500 oa life
m,sunoe De ino. iom bar HaaS til NJ
reylc til aniter % baoc ia ~ Ell
Sltppc al Ratpierl
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-13

i Sonoou or Ser M reiit en-
9eoGgelie Tor al ino oprettet Ell 9p.
rerlDl "IfboIoSoibeuifah" peo
Son0onS llntperiitet lom et Mooitpt,
tc til Sirmiughnms %lniperiitet. bpor
Der or en- SGrcritol / "@rugaepioen.
ifoh
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-13

Seq bar mootaset Gpmaifinen -Susoen.
neu~ / eoo StaHo, o. ri liter ben spot. Zen
aaar LET, arbeioer sobt oe ioarer aoot til III
Iaun. Snseu oil onsre, ON De a%nifafer en-
al benz. Srast So Gents Ole Z. Sopoe-
Guihfprs- Nltun
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
~TELEGRApHIC SUMMARY.


The Ninth New York regiment has
been ordered to Albany.
Guatalama begins the quarterly pay
ment of The May indemnity.
A small strike occurs at h Rich
mond CVa.) locomotive works
The stock brokerage firm of Gurley &
Johnson, of Washington, d. c., has
failed.
a fifteen million dollar charter is Sc
cured by an oil company at Beaumont,
Texas.
Martial law was withdrawn from
Jacksonville yesterday and the city re-
mains quiet.
On Monday the corporation commits
sioners begin their tour of the state TO
instruct tax listers.
The torpedo boat Bagley on her trial
trip maintains an average speed of 1872
knots for two hours.
General Macarthur had published a
history Of the United States for the
use of the Filipinos.
The striking cigar makers of West
Tampa return to work, having secured
a pontoon across the river.
Oberlin NJ. Carter will make another
attempt. before the federal supreme
court to secure his release OF bail.
Mr.. KimbelI ~withdraws his suit for
injunction against the sale of the
Chattanooga. Rome and Southern rail-
road.
A certified copy of the proceedings in
the dissolution of the Blackwell Dur
ham Tobacco Company is filed with the
secretary of state.
A majority of the relations committee
of the Cuban convention votes to report
~favOrably a resolution to accept the
Platt amendment.
In order that authentic information
may be given out from Jacksonville,
the relief committee has appointed
Bishop Weed press reporter.
Jacob Wynne. charged with the muir
der Of Charles P. Riegel. a Roman
Catholic priest. in Philadelphia, is con-
yicted of murder in the second degree.
The murder of James S. Ayers In his
room in the Kenmore hotel. Washing
ton is still a mystery. Two persons saw
a woman. after the pistol firing come
down the fire escape from his window.
Troops at Albany yesterday fired on
the mob and wounded two men who
We're taking no part in the rioting.
One of the wounded died last night.
At Chester. s. c.. Judge Gage issues
an order restraining the Seaboard Air
Line from acquiring the Southbound
road and ordering authorities of the
latter to SHOW causes why a receiver
should not be appointed.
Mrs. Mckinley is still in extremis,
She had a sinking spell yesterday
morning from which she rallied only
after the most powerful heart stimu-
lants were administered The doctors
say she cannot stand mother such
sinking spell. At S:45 o'clock last night
she had improved a good deal.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
INJUNCTION AND RECEIVER
To Prevent the ~Seaboard Securing the
Southbound Railroad

Columbia, S. c.. May 16.-Today at
Chester, S. c., Judge Gage issued an Or
der restraining the Seaboard Air Line
from acquiring the Southbound rail-
roa and ordering the authorities Of the
latter road to show cause why a re-
ceiver should not be appointed.
The Southbound was built about eight
years aGo between Columbia and Jack
sonville. 1t was Immediately leased by
the Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad. Later the Seaboard Air Line
acquired. by lease the property of the
Florida Central and Peninsular. The
his state nor has the Seaboard Air
Line a domestic charter. Consequently
damage suits must be made out against
the S~outhbound.
MeSSrS. J. H. Nelson, G. Duncan Bel
linger and John P. Thomas, Jr.. repre-
Senting several clients have verdictS
against the Southbound a~ggregating
nearly $50, 600. When they attempted
to levy on the property of the South
bound to collect these judgments. they
were informed by the Sheriffs in two
counties that the Southbound own no
property subject to levy.
The complaint before Judge Gage al
legged neither of the successors of the
Southbound should lease or operate
that road as they are not chartered un-
der the laws of this state and that a re-
ceiver should be appointed FOR the
Southbound.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
SOUTHERN ~PRESBYTERIANS
nnu Session of the General Assem- =
bly-FIrst Days Proceedings

Little Rock. Ark, May 16.-The an
nuaI session of the Southern Presbyte-
rian general assembly began here to-
day. the opening session being called
to order by the retiring moderator,
George j. Martin, Of Little Rock
DR.. Neander NJ. Woods. of Memphis,
who was this afternoon elected mod
orator preached the opening rmo
He was assisted in the services by the
venerable DR.. G.. W. Boggs, of Holly
Springs. Miss. who was a m of
the First Southern Presbyterian as
sembly in Augusta. Ga, in 1861. There
were upward CT 200 ministers present.
DR.. N. NJ. Woods. of Memphis, DIR. r.
p. Kerr. of Richmond, Va, DR.. F. r.
Beatty, of Louisville and DR.. T. H.
BrantOn. of Richmond. KY, were can
didateS for moderator. DR.. Woods was
elected by reclamation. He was nomi-
mated by DR.. Kerr. of Virginia, and the
nomination was seconded by DIR. Beatty
of Kentucky.
The afternoon session was devoted
to the reading and referring of reports
on education and cOlOred evangelical
ton and the reports of the executive
committees on publication and foreign
missions.
DIR. r. H. Fleming. of Lynchburg,
Va, presided during the afternoon
session, the moderator being engaged
in making up the committees.
A special committee with DR.. F. r.
Beatty, of Louisville, KY, as chairman
will report a scheme for a more eff
cient provision for the aged and inform
ministers.
A criticism on churcn government
has been proposed by 4 commission
headed by DR.. r. P. Kerr, Of Rich
mond, Va, and will be submitted to
the assembly. 1t will be for use in
Sunday school and Bible classes.
Another question that will excite
deep interest is that of abandoning
the international system of Sabbath
school lessons for another which makes
a more graded system for Bible study.
The decline of candidates for the
ministry will occasion grave study.
The assembly will be asked to approve
of the consolidation of the Danville
seminary, under the control of the
northern synod of Kentucky, and the
Louisville seminary, under the con-
troll OF the southern synods of Ken
lucky and Missouri.
This evening a meeting of welcome
was held, an address of welcome being
delivered by Chief Justice Bum, of
supreme court, and others.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
MARITAL Law
tor Rebuilding and Re-
Stunning Work at Jacksonville

Jacksonville, Fla, May I6.-The end
ing Of the martial law regime today
was not accompanied by disorder and
the city remains quiet.
While the civil authorities have re-
their usual functions troops will
be kept in the city for the present to
perform police duty, and withdrawal.
when it begins. will be gradual.
The number of people f. i by the COM
missary today was 1924.
A shipbuilding concern that was
burned. which employed 100 men, has
already resumed operations, its ma
chinery having been in part saved.
An IRON works company. employing
30 men, has also resumed work.
The site OF the burned commercial
bank building, at Laura and Bay
streets, seventy feet front on Bay, to-
gether with a small lot fifty-two feet
front on Laura street. were sold today
for $4,000 and it is announced hat a
handsome building. probably with
marble front, will be erected immedi-
ately by the purchasers.
Numbers of architects are here and
many people are preparing to rebuild.
A prominent insurance adjuSter stat
ed tonight that the total insurance loss
would perhaps reach Sc, 600, 900, $1,000, 600
more than the estimates which have
been heretofore published. Residence
losses and many mercantile losses are
being paid and the adjustments in
nearly all cases are quick and salts
factory.
The secretary of war has granted
permission to dump brick and mortar
debris into the st. John river for bulk
heading purposes. and the work will
begin Monday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
4 Big Oil COMPANY

Austin, Texas, May 10th largest
oil charter ever incorporated under the
laws of Texas. was filed today in the
secretary's office. The charter is that
of the j. NJ. Guffey Petroleum Compa-
ny, of Beaumont. capital stock SIS, 000,-
900.
1t means a consolidation of the Cuff
fey-Galey holdings. which are the
most extensive in the Texas oil fields.
All of the stock, it is said, has been
paid in. The incorporators are j. NJ.
Guffey, of Pittsburg, Pa; A. F. Lucas.
B. F. Drexel, Perry Wiess. Hal. w.
Greer n r. A. Greer, Of B. A. Greer.
of Beaumont.
The holdings of the Guffey Company
embrace more than 10, 900, 900 acres of
land scattered over eastern and south
ern Texas.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
Begins Payment OF the Ma,
Indemnity

Washington. May 16--The state de-
partment has received a payment of
$40, 900 on account of the award Of the
arbitration in the May case from the
Of Guatalama. The total
amount OF the award was $143, 900,
which sum was to be paid today;
but at the request Of the Guatalama
government and with the consent of
the claimant. the state department has
agreed to allow this total to be paid in
quarterly installments Of 500, 900 each,
with interest at 6 per cent.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
SMALLPOX In Alaska

Sitka, Alaska, May II, via Seattle,
Washington. May 16.-Physicians from
Skagway and Junua have been inves-
tigating the smallpox situation here
and at the Indian ranch, Russian town
and the indian mission. At the mis-
sion there We're ound owe thirty chill
dren suffering from smallpox. There
have been seven fatalities. all Indians.
A rigid quarantine has been placed
upon the ranch.
All the members of the marine guard
have been vaccinated n among the
citizens vaccination has been compul-
SOry.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
MacArthur's Campaign of Education
Washington, May 16.-Tangible evil

MaCArthur'S OF EQucaC1On
Washington, May 1~6.-Tangible evil
dence that General Macarthur is pros
ecuting an active campaign of educa-
ton in the Philippines comes to the
wal department in the shape of a num-
Der of copies of a condemned History
OF the United States of America
which has been published under the
military governors direction and is
being scattered broadcast for the en-
l~ightenment of the Filipino race.
The history, also necessarily condens-
ed, is very comprehensive. 1t is print
ed in both English and Spanish in al
ternate pages. The frontiSpiece is a
map of the United States. Then fol-
lows a presentation of facts concern
ing the physical features of this ma
ton, the separation of the American
colonies from Great Britain and the
nations growth after independence,
both as to territorial and industrial
development. The government itself is
then taken up and set forth in detail
national, state and local. The volume
concludes with the full text of the con-
stitution, it's amendments and the dec
1aration of independence.
The publication Of this little volume
marks the first opportunity which Fill
ipinos generally have had to read for
themselves the fundamental laws of
the United States of America.
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rs LINE a
kfCSfCAE

In good condition she is sweet and iovable.
and sings LIES song on a joyful harmonious
string. Out of order o. uastrung. there is
discordance and ~unhaPpiness. Just as there
Is one keynote to all music so there is one key
note to health. A woman might as we'll try
to fly without wings as to feel well and look
well while the organs that make her a woman
are weak or diseased. She must be healthy
inside or she can't be healthy outside. There
are thousands Of women suffering silently all
over the country. Mistaken modesty urges
their silence. While there is nothing more
admirable than a modest woman, health is
Of the first importance. Every other con-
sideration should give way before it. Brad
fields Female Regulator is q medicine to-
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
BLOODSHED AT ALBANY
THREE MEN FATALLY WOUNDED AND
MANY OTHERS INJURED.
THE TROOPS FIRE ON THE CROWD

An Attack with stones Met with Bul-
lets-The People Thrown Into a
Frenzy OF Excitement and Anger by
this Actiou-kcts OF Bitter Revenge
Anticipated The Men Shot not Par
Elephants In the Riotiug Acts-Oue of
Them Dies I'm n Hospital-More Troops
Ordered Out.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
Roberto. DeRoSSet.
107 Market Street
Bell Phone Is

EVERY LADY THAT CONTENPLATR9s
buying q Sewing Machine should call af
20 North Front Street and examins TIE
New Domesfic. 1t 10 perfect In ever re-
the lock stitch. NoiseIess and Hght-run-
ming: Do not purchase any machine until
you see the New Domestic. Positive take-
up. effective and reliabIe At any speed.
witn ootn shuttle and Looper. On Sc; 8
Needles any SORT, SC. 7. w. Wood. Agent
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21

The Universal Tobacco Company re-
Gently incorporated with a capital Of
800, 900 has increased it's authorized
capital to sic, 000, 900.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-05-21
Governor Allen to Return to Porto
Rico

washington. May Ex-Governor Al
Len OF Porto Rico, made his final call
on officials here today, preparatory to
leaving for Norfolk where he will sail
on Mayfiower for Porto Rico. On
his arrival there the acting executive.
Judge Hunt. will take a months leave
and visit this country.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

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