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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07

this ship, as upon all aboard all other
ships in the navy. 1 expect that each
man SO will do his duty as to reflect
creuit UPON the navy as whole. 1
should like now to see the winning
crew."
When the four men comprising the
crew. w. J. O'Donnell, gun pointer: +.
Crowley, G. C. Grim and A. w. Hide
brand, had stepped forward by order or
Lieutenant Phelps, the executive off1cer,
the president addressing them said:
Il am very much pleased with the
work you have done today and L want
to say that if you keep up this record 1t
will be difficult to find a better six
FOUNDER crew in the navy. In the train
ing of first class gun pointers is the So
luton of the problem of obtaining the
highest efficiency of the navy"
The president then shook hands with
members of the successful crew. and as
he did so, pressed a five dollar bill into
the palm of each, but giving twenty
dollars to the gun pointer, O'Donneli
Adverting later to his giving of prizes
to the successful gun crew, the pres1-
dent announced that he was in CORE
spondence with the secretary of the
navy regarding the matters of Offering
prizes for special excellence in gun
pointing. He believes there is no better
way to improve the craftsmanship OF
naval gunners than to excite among
them friendly emulation. The president.
after giving the prizes, then called
the petty officers of the ship about him
and in a brief talk impressed upon
them the importance of performing well
their duties.
1T may rest with you men some
time" he said to them, whether honor
or shame shall come to our country. :"
He told them the peculiar interest he
felt in the petty officers of the navy and
assured them that they would always
have his cordial support and co-opera-
ton in making the navy of the United
States the best in the world.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
BANQUET AND GO HOME.
Session of Negro Press Association
Comes to End.

The sessions of the Western Negro Press
association have closed. A banquet was
enjoyed by the delegates at the Chiles no.
tel last evening. J. H. Childers was the
POSTMASTER and the following was the
programme at the banquet table:
Music-Brown's orchestra.
oklahoma and Our People"-Judge G.
N. Perkins, Oklahoma Guide.
From the Mighty West''-W. H. Dun
1.-THE Negro Press and the Negro,-J.
H Guy
1.-THE Southern Negro''-w. w. Fisher.
Race Organization'-W. N. Miller, The
Searchlight, Wichita.
Woman Suffrage'-W w Taylor, The
Plaindealer, Salt Lake City, Utah.
1.-THE Association'-J. D. D. Rivers, The
Colorado Statesman, Denver. q
istOur Woman's Work''-Mrs. F. Z.
Emery The Denver Statesman
"a Little Politicar'-John NJ Wright.
Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis appeared in
a special recitation during the banquet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
HIT Two BULLS EYES.
Gunners Contest For the Presi-
dents Prize in His Presence.

Greenpf,rt. L. l., Aug president
Hoosevey.t today participated on board
me M4yhOwer in mimic warfare and
ihe ma neuvers which the ship executed
were precisely those which might have
'Go be gone through in an active battle.
Tbe gun practice of the crew of the
Ma flower indicates that the men be-
hiyl ID the guns on board American war
VESSELS are even more efficient and ac-
Garate than they were in Manila bay
or eff Santiago
After witnessing the work of the crew
of No 9 gun, the winners of the con-
test, President Roosevelt personally
went to Gun Pointer W. J. O'Donnell
and shaking his hand cordially said:
You did well-excellently."
The shooting of the winning gun crew
was phenomenally good At an average
range OF 1,500 yards they made 80 per
cent. of hits. They fired 20 shots and
made &c hits, two of them BULBS eyes.
At the conclusion of the target prac-
tice the crew was assembled on the
quarter deck to witness the preSenta-
ton OF the prizes offered by the presi-
dent.
MIR. Roosevelt addressed the officers
and men as follows: Il hope this. will
he but the beginning Of practice
which will make the Mayfiower stand
as the crack gun ship of the navy. One
OF two OF the gun crews had hard luck.
notably the marines of the port ONE
FOUNDER, the gun which fired 2S sho is.
The target drifted, and that makes the
record no fair test as regards that crew
L am pleased with the showing you have
made. and 1 expect next time to see 4
material Improvement. Some of the
crews show the need of it Now, Just
one word to the nlisted men and the
sailors, both to the men behind the gun
and to those in the engine room. for
without me men in the engine room the
men at the guns can do nothing
1T is a credit to the navy as a whole
when the crew of a single ship does
Well Every man who does well reflects;
cred1t upon the navy; every man who
does badly reflects discredit upon it. 1
Know 1 can count upon all on board
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
TENNESSEE ELECTION.
The State is Voting For Judges
Of Supreme Court.

Nashville, Tenn. Aug. IAN election
was held in Tennessee today to select five
judges of the supreme court and three
judges of the chancery court of appeals
In addition judges were selected in every
chancery and judicial district in the state,
together with states attorneys for various
circuits. At the same time Democratic
candidates for congress were nominated
by primaries held in the Fourth, Sixth,
Seventh Eighth and Ninth districts.
Before the booths were opened it was
generally anticipated that. except in GER
tain sections, where close congressional or
local judicial contests were in prospect,
that the vote would be light, although
there were rumors of a heavy Republican
vote in east Tennessee.
lively fight for the congressional nomi-
nation in the Fourth and Eighth districts
was ANTICIPATED
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT.
North Kansas Teams in Contest at
Norton This Week.

Norton, Kas., Aug. Morton sport
ing circles were well entertained this
week. For the last three days our an
nual baseball tournament has been go
ing on at Elmwood park Teams con-
testing were from Oberlin, Norcat ur.
Norton and Phil1ipsburg Monday
Norton won from Phillipsburg, to 6,
and Oberlin won from Norcatur, to g.
Tuesday Phillipsburg lost to Norcatur,
9 to 5, and Norton won from Oberlin,
to 4. Wednesday Oberlin won from
Philliosburg, s to Z. and Norton from
Norcatur, 9 to T. The Norton club took
first money, Oberlin second, Norcatur
third and Phillipsburg fourth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
ONE OF THE DUNN GANG.
Charles johnson, Wanted at Wichita,
Captured in Indiana

Wichita, Kan, Aug. 7.-CharEes John
SON, one of the four men in the Dunn
gang who are accused of robbing a
bank in Arkansas, is in Jail at Evans
vile, Ind, and is held on description
sent by Chief of Police Frank Burt of
this city. There is a reward of $3.50 for
the capture of Johnson.
Two of the alleged criminals are in
Jail at Little Rock awaiting trial and
Dunn, the leader, is the only one still
at large. Dunn, severely wounded,
escaped from a hospital in this city
some weeks ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of
a Doctor

ct am just up from a hard spell of the
f1uxr (dysentery) says Mr. T. A. Primer.
a we'll known merchant of Drummond,
Tenn. IT used one small bottle of Cham
berlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and was cured without having a
doctor consider it the best cholera
medicine IN the world" There is no need
of employing a doctor when this remedy
is used for no doctor can prescribe
better medicine for bowel complaint il
any form either for children. adults.
1t nepers fails and is pleasant to take.
For sale by all druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
Colorado Bankers Meet.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug THE
first annual convention of the Colorado
Bankers association opened today in
this city, and will continue in session
through the day and all of tomorrow
Charles G. Dawes. TIE former comp
troiler of the currency, will attend and
deliver the principal address of the
convention tomorrow afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
MR.. CHURCH'S REPORT.

He Makes No KecOmm endatlOn For
Change in Insurance Laws.
W. v. Church. superintendent of in
surance, has begun the distribution of
his first biennial report. 1t is a hook
of several hundred pages, containing
detailed reports of all insurance COM
panies-Iife, fire. fraternal and all
other kinds-doing business in the
STATE.
Strange to say, Mr.. Church makes no
recommendations as to insurance leg
islation for the next legislature. He
seems to be satisfied with the present
insurance laws.
Every former insurance suDerintend-
ent has made reports; but this is the
first one since the Office was made cleo
tive instead of appointive
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07

has been disposed of. There were re-
ports early in the season that the yield
this year might not be equal to what
it is usually, but advices now say that
there will be an abundance Of the
melons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07

Kent's Kash Koal Koncern will fill
Cash orders of two or more tons Usage
City coal during August for $500 per
ton. A. M KENT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
wonderful Mechanical

tricks. Levitation of Zadra, magical
game of billiards. Garfield park to-
night. Admission 10 cents
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
BACK AT OYSTER BAY.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt Are
at Home Again.

Oyster Bay. NY. Aug. 1.-The pres
ident and Mrs Roosevelt reached home
at 7:15 O'Clock this n orning on board
the Sylph, from GARDENERS bay.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
Anna Eva Fay's Equal

and Corbfn, as great as Herrn ann.
Garfield park tonight. Adnissio ID
cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07
Hermann Outdons

and Anna Eva Fay's equal Garfield
park tonight. Admission 10 cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07

Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man a
clear head. an active brain, a strong,
vigorous body-makes him fit for the
battle of life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07

Marshall's Band Tomorrow.
Concert at Garfield Park at p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-07

use Of this wonderful
remedy. Sold by all
druggists at $I.oo per
bottle. Our little
book, telling all about
this liniment, will b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-20

- Die @ount GaIparp Gemeterp
I%iIoctation bat 20 ader 2ano &c.
tauft, tpelde an BEN jebigen @ottes-
afer itoBeu. Surpepor Ball Sig
maft Die Bldne gemdB pel6en Der
ueue &ir6bof allsgeIegt werOen ioa.
s.. q. Srangen, osuti9er 4DDOtat
unb Rptar. 3tmmsr Alb Sfficss9s'
bGubs. 9. unb WainzS truhe.
- Sn @orpap, Sa., ipur6eh Der.
iloiiene ISOLDE bonn bobw. 8ater
&iibrsmann, Dem 9rltber oeS 9rGu.
tiaams ebelid g%etraut: Or. 9. $.
&iibrSmam BON 9perspiae unO Sri.
Mtaria Sdulte bon 9tortpap. 8iel
Slid 8um gunOe!
- Ser 8remier Slider, .pel6er
am gabnbofe Der 8. Is. W. -8abn 81
9persoille i6Der perlett nurOe, liegt
nod INNER IN Dem Sotel 81 9pers,
bile. Seine @eneiung miro nur
lanaiam Dor lid geben.
- Sir ~9etootete 80lfe lit I'M Der.
iloiienen Sabre aus Der Dubuque
Gountp.4aIie $S35.50 alS 8rGmien
beaoblt mOroen. Der County. aitoitor
mill lettbin $1.O0 fir cine ~get0otete
pilbe Safe beaablt baben.
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Die 8riifensIaraSe,

nel6e am 9onnerStag Worgen bon
ben Sarmern am ienieitigeu ufer bes
Miiiiiiippt, nabe Ser @agle Boint
Bride, iiber Die Bride l1nO our6 Die
Straben 9ubl1que's 5og, mar eine
Concentration, Die ben Sarmern
iener @egeno aIe @bre madte. Sic
bepieS, DAP Die 2anblel,te Srii6en in'
teQigente, forti6rittlide 8iirger iinO,
Die ben @ertb Der neuel1 Bride 81
i9Gben piiien.
gtna 100 @efGbrte init einigen
400 Berionen ipareu in Der Saraoe.
Die @a9en pareu i60n oeforirt nit
8unt6eug un0 8riin un0 ben Yro.
ouften OeS SelOes. Srefflide Sn.
iGrtften 5eigten, porllm es lid ban'
bette. 90 bieB es inter InDerem
auf oeniel6en: n@tr glalben an Ste
5ipro5itGt. Sic toufeu uniere @aa:
rem ltno mir. Die Sbrigen." ~9it
gaqle 8oint Bride lit fem Sraum.'
ySurrab fir bte eagle Boint 8riide
oie nns IL 0ieilen @eges ipart."
Stpei Muiiffapellen peri6onerten unf
belebten sic Barabe, bic Dubuque
Wtilitarn 8anb rnb bic 9idepoiQt
8nno. Cine Ibtbeiting Soli5iIter
%er0ffneten Sen 3ltg. Damn fam Sr
s.. Sfemp 81 8feroe unb Damn oif
@aqenpuraoe. @ine\gute 3obl 9r'
buquer @ei6Gftsleute batten Breiit
al1sgetbeilt fir Die i6oniten Saau
mnaen unb fait ale Sbeiluebmer trlt'
qen irqeno eineu i6onen unO pratti'
i6en greis baoon. IS lebe Die neut
Bride on eagle 8ointl
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Iatb. @eder. Siel @liif gum

@atb. 9eder. Stel Slid i. 5unt
9unSei
Infer SreunS nnS 2nnSsmann
Serr grteen 8anf lit, eemdB elmer
8oitfarte mel6e ans borltegt, aui
iptner Neife nod europa unb Der
olten Seimatb &eblen, gliifli6 III
Intrperpen gelanbet.
Gem ySegRars Scroll" entnebmen
mir bas SolgenOe:
- Srau Sobn 9rauot tuuroe
letten -Samstag beuadridtet, oab
Die Mutter ibreS berItorbenen 8atteu
IN Iurpra, ST., i'm Ilter BON 80
SSSabren aeitorben lit. Srau 9ruuot
u1tb lire iiineite Sodter retiten om
nGmIif)en Gage nod @iNora, Inn
Dem 8egrGbniiie bei5uDoHnen. Die
8eritorbene mar i'm @roBber5o9tbum
Suremburg ge6iirtig.
Die gbeIellte Sobn Najerus
bon sSrebonia Sopnibtp feiern beute
ibre itlberrte Sod5eit i'm &retie bon
Serpan6ten, 9efomten un0 Ra6s
barn. @ir niiniden Dem pertbe1t
@bepaar, baB fie Die Belt bis sur
aoloenen Sod5eit in poQIter @eiunO'
heit erleben m0hten. gtGdite ISOLDE
feiern Die Samtlte Sranf Raierus
bon SreOonia Sopnibip. ebenfaaS
ibre iilberne So65eit.
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Nit benz Spbe b6rt SIR 8ebalt auf.

Wanner, Die Elm @ebaIt baben,
iolIen ii9 perii9ern, benn nit Dem
Sooe bort oas @ebalt auf. @e.
i6Gfts-, Brofeiiionss uno arbeitss
leute ioaen ii6 perii6ern benn ibre
qeiitiaen &rafte ooer ibre Nusfeln
limo ibr &apital uno ibr @infommen
aualeid. Ser 600 madJt 6etoen Elm
gnbe. 9erii6ern sic tbr 2eben ltno
Der SOB fam DteieS gintommer
nidt aufb0ren MAIDEN ODER Sbnen
SIR &apital iteblen uno Sbre 2ieben
Deroen Dor Der gtotb gerettet iein.
IS 9tbt biele quite @eielli6aften, a6er
MIR cine bette, nSbe equitable, o.
$. WecGartbp, 8enerals4gent, 8anf.
unb 8eriiAerungS @e6aube, 9us
buque, So.
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MGnulihe SehrfrGfte

iperben in Submit alld oie oberen
&nabentlaiien in Der @farri6ule 81
9perSpiae leiten. 9ur6 Srof. sc.
s. &nippelS S6ei6en aus Dem 2ebrs
fa6e lit BORT cine Slide eutItanOen,
ipelde Der befaunte Seeliorger ser
@emeinoe, Der bo6tp. 8ater g.. 50.
Seer, aus3ufiiQen getpuBt, inoem er
Warienbriioer fir ietne S6ule ge.
Donnen bat. 8ater Seer bat ietnen
Observation-Disclosures Oieie g~teuigfeit
BON Der &ou5el oertiinoet. @s tpers
ben am erIten Nontag i'm September
BRET Mitglieoer oes Sroens 8. @. SO.
bon 9opton, g., lire Sbdtigfeit on
Der Bfarridule gu 9DersDiQe be-
Qinnen.
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IbenS : unterBaltnng in Der Mar.
altette=SaQr.

@m Sonntoo Mbenb, Sen %. Wai,
nlio n0dIten Sonntog Glbeuo, finbet
in Der Marqllette.9 oae ser Sers
SSeiu-@ emeinoe cine gbeno. Inter.
boltltna itatt. 9ieielbe miro bon Ben
Stubern Ser Ser5 Seiu.S 6uIe aufge.
fiihrt DerOen. Ser @intrtttspreiS lit
20 Gents 1rno es miro erpartet, BOP
cine QrOBe 3abl .3uihouer iidy bel
Der @elegenbeit einfinOen.
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Wnfruf an 1athnIifcu!

0olton, 3nrner 6ountp, Sib=Satota, lit
cine Citation oil Der Gbicaso, Miliuaufee &
ct. Yaul G%tienbabn, bat iebr fru9tbareS
Sanb pon 80 bis 40 Collars per ader IN Der
llm9s9enb. 8alton bat brei 9roBe Sru6t=
bGuier, cine Qumber garo, Boits, Grprsb.,
telegraph unb 8elepbon : Office, elite
S6uittpareu= uub Giienbanoluns. ga mn,
cine fatbolii6e 6irde 9ebaut iuirb, sriu6er
mir fatRolii4e 9otel:g Sirtbe, Sausi9reiner,
Vfes9er, SattIer, S6ubmader, S6miebe
uno ber9leiden, nit ODER pbns capital, Ii6
bier nieoerSulaiien. Ndberss wirb bersit:
wiais ertbeiIt bur6 Sobn %Sappeurnaun, Ss=
fretar beS YausSpmiteS.
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Siaiscr DEM ic III nrrfanfeu.

10 alder 9aub nit i90uem Sauis Don 10
3immsrn, nit ~feiWent, mooeruem 8artrp uio
Stetnfeuer. 0as Saus lit NIT eilem berrs
li6sn 8erarba psr isben uWo bat Gliterue i'm
Snnern. 0as Saus alein foitete So, 800.
@s lit umssbeu pou pra6tpo0em Raien, nit
immer9riiit 8dumeu uub Sbit9arten. Gin
8runmen i'm Sois toftete 81 $50. Staaun9
nebit 8asens, Sol; NIB Getreibei9uppen
iin6 %perbanben. 10 &der 9auo nno cine
sroBe @%artenerute lit einsei9loien nit 2
pierben, 2 8agsL / Bn99ie, YierbeSei9ir,
NIB aleu 9drtmers Suitrumentet. !3aune III
sutem 3uItanbe. Oas gauge fir bic mabise
Summe Don breitauienS Dollars ($3, 000).
Wtan ipre6e wesen bieIer porSl9li9en
Oierte olei6 Dor. Oas @iSentbnm lie9t &
Meilen 6itli9 pom ct. saul auf benz Subion
g8ese. Cine tatbolii6e &irde uuo S6nle
lit 3nei glots uno cine grocerp Store !
8lod pom Blate seIesen. Wan wenoe ii6
al: Sobanu Rusbl, SafoaIe, Safe glmO,
miuu. g. s.. 81. /.
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@ute 0clcacnbett.

Gas betannte altman Sops, mett6eS pielt
Sabre Don 9beobor Gilman, 'unb in ben
lesten Sabren BON peter @ @Itmon oeiiibri
puroe, 1T gu permistben. SIS lit bieles zines
Der beitbetanuten gaitbGufer Der Staot unt
~erfreat iid 6eS beitsn Rufes. IS iil6 9egert.
wGrtis etpa 40 R~oit9duger i'm Sanis. Sin
reler QubaI wurSe lettes Sabr srri6tet.
Grit benz gsi9Gfte limb CUTE Stallungen pers
bunben. gS lit bieiss cine quite @elesenbeit
iiir ben re6tel Wdmu eil @eIhGit nit outer
Snnbi6aft gu iibernebmen. g8s9er nGber.r
Q%lstnnft fdreibe man al 2bso. altman,
Subuque, Ga.
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@bieaso, ben II. Nai.

GbieagO, ben II. Nai.
u Vstreiss.
WeiMn-
Mat: 74s@74a.
Suli: 74i@?5t.
Rorl-
Mai: COZ @6Os.
Suli: 6l@61t.
Safer-
Miai: 43@48t.
SuIi: 34t@34a.
viebmarst.
S6weine--
S9pere. 81. 3O@7.45.
S9ipere. raube, Sc. 95@7.20.
2ei9te, Sc. S5@$7. 10.
Semii9te, So. 95@7.30.
0ieb-
Grtra Rinbpieb, 81 00@7.50.
Suites, So. 75@6.40.
NittelmGBises bis sutes, SIS. 00@8.so.
giufabe Sorte, $4.25@6.40.
| 6itbe, 81. 100000.
Gtuber, So. 50@5.25.
8uQen uub Sdisu, SO. 100000.
Salber, So. 50@5.75.
@ute bis a~rssepGblte Seras Stisre, $500
| 1880.
S6aie-
98eili6e 9Gmmer, $5.75@7.10.
@inheinliife QGmmer So. 50@7.10
98sitli6s S6aie, $4.15@6.25.
Ginbeimii9e Sdafs, 50. 00@6.25.
9ropifoaeu. "
S6DeineHeiih- =
Wai: $l7. 20@S17.27
Suli: 81. 32@S17. 35. .IG
Stmal;-
Wai: So %. @S10.27
guilt: $40. 30@S10.3 SO.
Clipper
Wtai. 80. 65@$9.70.
Suli: SO. 60@9.67.
| Sla6siamen-
V(ai: $1.76.
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Sin biaiacs 6eim.

Sd babe 1000 ader 9aub (bie Sdlfte III
eultipirt) i'm Conn Wiuwoob, meI6es id
serne nit beuti6eu 5amilieu b~siiebelt babell
mO6te, IN %perfauieu. Sas gauge Qahb III
portrsifid gum gebauen 9eeiSnet uno cine
Wteile pom Der ct. Goia. Rir9e 9slesen.
Der gobeu 1T idwer NIB fru6tbar-
,8Iad 9oam" nno bat eine lebmige Inter
la9e. @uf bieier 9aItOeshGhe befirbet lid
pieles Gi9eus uub GiieubolS. Sas 2aub
mirS MIR OH Seuti6e iiir $40 per older pers
fault. 9ie,s @ele9enbeit 1T clue 10 cute,
wie iis mobl ME pleber in Stearus Goitutp
geboten pirb. gDer INNER iid eiu gutes
Seim inter 10 siiutisen ~SebiusuHseu ars
idaiien nil penbe ii6 all
9sHrp BleHte,
Treeport Winn.
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Ger Staotratb

htelt am 9onnerstag @6en6 cine
furse Sisung, in welGer meiitens
8eiude berleien un0 permieieu
ipuroen. Sas @mt zines StraBen-
Gommiiidrs Wltrbe obgei9afft. Sr.
&. Serron tuur6e gum Superintens
benton Der neutrality-suspicious.
nit einem @ebaite bon $50 per No.
nat ernannt. IS pur0e bei9loiien,
nelie Dd6er auf Die 5euerpebrlotaIe
an Der A. uno Is. StraBe iesen 81
laiien.
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GathoIifrn,

pel6e iih nod einem ueuen Scim ums
i6alleu, III cine quite 8ele9enbeit 9eboten bel
Su!oa, Murrap &c., Ntiuir.. 80 Wteilen Don
Der Soma @reuje, III frudtbarer @egenb,
elmer 9uteu @smeinbe, beuti9em prieiter unb
ti6tiger Bfarridule, cine Seimatb su mGBis
gem 9reiis bu erwelbeu. @e9eu 2tustuuit
penbe man ii6 oil Mr. 8. S6le9el,
SormerS 8anf, Suloa, Wtiun., ober nit
GrIalbniB oil benz beuti9su Yiarrsr Reu.
Matbias YDrreib,
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Eartt AT b%erfaufeu.

Cine Sarm pom 131 older su uertauier.
Sieielbe lie9t p 0teilen bon Stride uHS
Sdweiterui6ule III elmer gang oeutIden llms
9e9eub bet Stacppiue, Mit6eu SO, Soma.
Grei Wteilen bon Creamery uub Giienbabn.
Rein Ader idledtss 9altb. WRit @iebGulib
teiten unb suteu grunnen. @e9sn nGberer
austuuit wsube man ii9 oil Dor 40, Staeps
pile, Soma.
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Stadt nnd Amgsgeud.
Aatered at the Postoffico at Dubuqus, Iowa
andadmitted for transmission through
thsmails at second-class rates.
Geiienoe 0semtem:
Soiebb SleiBner. Subn &nblcr.
PAUL 0uebel. 5. 3. games.
geamtenuabI bes Sc. Gius'alpbOu'
g.. s,,a mo..:.s

geamteniuabI bes So. Gius'alpbOn'
ins @ereius.
SSn ieiner G%eriammIung am @ons
tag &benb erDGblte Der 60. 8ius.
alpbonilts.S erein foIgenoe geamten
fir bas tomme y Sabr:
Eraiioent - >oren5 Conner.
&icesBrGiioent = q. S6uler, Or.
&etoroiren0er Sefretar - &arl
Sbomas.
Stnans . SefretGr - 2ouis Met.
Shabmetiter - Sobmn Srerler.
Nori6aa - gilbert San.
Wttalieo bes Sinan5 : Gomites -
emil Sdneioer.
Goaettoren: ST. &einfrieb, Sr.
uno gilbert &eppler.
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$3.50 mad ct. 8anf nnS snriif.

Sir Die &c. g. InniberIaries miro
Die rMilpaufee" Grturitonsbiaete
BON 9ubuqite na6 81. Saul uno 5u-
rid. am 49,, 10. un0 20. Ntai fir
$3.50 berfaufen nit Riidfabrt.
@iiltigfeit bis gum %. Wai. 9ieie
&iidfabrt-3 Belt fam bel @ntri6tung
pom 80 Gents bis 5um 30. Sum- aus.
Qe0ebnt mer0en.
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W~ooifenpaarem bel Sas.
Seni 4 SO.

llnisrs Wobiftsuuaareus abtbeiIutg 1T ans
ertamutsrmaBeu bas sr0Bte uub bette Wos
biitsnwaureu Eager I'M mittleren @siteu.
0ir Iabem Sis ell, basielbe ju beii6tigen.
Sie beutibem 8ertGuieriuueu iiu0 Sri.
Wtaria Brabmet Ilb Fri. Vt. 3pad.
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8oloenes SnbilGnm Der &c. Setter
nnb Eanls.8 emeinbe SIT
j SBcrria, sSa. tr
SberrtIIS &c n 3, Sa.,
40 ml.r 4 600

SberrtIIS sc oun 8, Su.,
IL. Nfoi 1902.
Gas 9oloene SubilGum Der 90.
Seler- uno Yauls 8 @emeinbe miro
ON 4. Stunt 81 Sberria, dubuque
|GountD, Sa., gefeiert. Cine fr0bli6e
|unb freunbli6e gefanntmabnng er.
.laiien Die nod Iebenoen Grinder ote.
Ter @emein6e, DEFENDERS Die Serren
9. @luuB, @eorg Saberforn, Safob
Shmitt unh Geter StiQmunfes, l1nb
ii6erbaupt Die gar5e @emeinoe sur
.5eier bes 5~0.iabrieen Subtlaums.
Sbne 8meifel miro Dies ein groBes
8ott sum 9anfe ltnb fiir Das &plf
etn redt DRIFT $ fotboliides Sl1belfeit
.tper6cn.
9urf bieIe Miiben 1tno Spfer Ser
eriten Slniieoler, bon benen ihon bte
meiiten entidlafen iino, uno al16 Ser
ipdteren uno jebigen MitglieOer inter
.2eitlng Ser beridieOenen bodnp.
Bfarrer, tpie bod)tp. s. g. Senbri6,
&eb. Sumter, &ep. Sbomas Sraueu.
bofer unO beionoerS Der bo6p. 8.
.Sgn. &ottler uno bodp. Sos. Slim.
Der, lit bas @ottesbaus unb onoere
Standardization al einem idGnen unO
tpertbpolen @igentbume genoroen.
&eb. 8irnper bo1enbete Die brittle
un6 iebige i60ne Stride un0 8farrs
holts.
Ser ietige 8farrer &eb. 8. 6.
Rade 1tno oie gan5e 8eneinbe labet
Die bodp. 8eiitli6feit lrno aQe
.SreuuOe lno gefannten gum so.
.iGbrigen ODER goloenen SltbiIdum
freunoli6it Elm, an ienem Datum
iid nit urS al pereinigen.
&6tungsoon
80 H. a..