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Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
3flfitnrIntu.

5smi. - 9orene 9isrnans / yer.
gus GALS er bsnlt til / Mars Sir8t'
blisitrai for YerelInlif.
Saact Nrmsn Of. - Gb 9alion /
Seeming fit Ssroag Ell Arm ifaaret al
neoenfor SfulOereu i ell Sagnlslle.
Oct befrpgteS, at ban life fan lepe,
iSpSsfalo peS Nleranoria. - WrS.
R~aanbilb Slion, Ell al De 9loite Sett-
lere pcb Nleranoria, err 300 | Ell Iloer
al so Nar.
Wplc brGnot. - Clearwater Nsllc
brGn0te on Iftenen Den 14oe SunL
% oct ioraariogeoe Dab oreier Jig ON
ita. $4,000. Mplpn tilbsrte Der
dants @arf / Clearwater. Den par
oelpis osiureret.
liubcrnGb. - Senrp atelion, Der
lar orret 9ogboloer og Expeditions.
bctient ior Stanoarb 9relpiue So. /
Monfato, er bsmt til ct aar % otte
Iooneoers SilstbuS for llllberil9b.
San tilitoo 6orbrpoelien. NJ
gp Sfplsbeinrcr. - S%foleraaoet |
6lenmooo bar etgageret q Sranf DC.
Snture ira @ben 8alep til geItprer
al 9penS SfoIe ~iitebettor s. j. w.
Carlton, Der bar reiigrerrt for at biz
DC SfoIebeitprer | aleranbria.
!Spi Nlbcr. - Senrp Healou, Der
iaooes at bare ben PlOite Wanb / Isns
ore 0tinneiota, beoe / 8inona 14he
Silni, list oper ct Slnbrebe Iar gam.
mel. Sormooentlig brugte ban To-
baf.
Sf 2 Gents. - Isiiiterenoe Stats.
iefretrr 7. u. SjsblOm iagiegte
@reiS 8ubliibing So. / WinneapoliS
for $4,000 for prersreibe Sfripe'
rier. Sageu bar i Ianoags oppe for
&cttrn. % Sisblom blep iilfienot en-
Gritotning al - . Gents
Stpr Sarm. $780, Aopotat Sepis 8.
Spooner / Mtorris er eier al oeh Iter.
ite 6orm i Stepens Gorntp, Sette er
oeu IaataInte Stonton.S arm, ION ltg'
ger cit Ril / Norb for tppnte Sp.
Zen uOqipr 1900 acres % tilbsrte
i lin Sio 9erpis 5. Stanton, Ssn al
9incolnS bersmte arigsmtniiter.
sagbrns / Simibii. - Rogle al
Sopcompnnene for Groofiton Gum.
Der 60. bar pGret i 9inioii ior at
fcniercre men SorretninasnGno Der /
&uen angnoenoc GpretteIicu al CT
Sagbrllg til CT aoitenhe az S1S5,o0O.
3pm Sbcplin aompa8nict$ Sr9loit
oil giue Set me @rug nof at elsrc
ior &c upItc 90 Nar, 'beoer oct. .
9unarcsfauoibat. - Iommer 8.
=. goion / Gltlutb For erfIGret iig
iom aonoihot for aouaresnomiuatio'
men poo Oeu republifauifc 8aloieobcl.
Sou bill rciianerc fra fin Stiaing JON
Runicipol.E CONNER. Gbiou fol barre
popular i DULUTH, % oct anieeS lite
Tor uianbipnligt. at ban oil p9re
iitano til at Hoo 5. gbam Seoe Of
Marfen / 8onpentionen. Selo bar
9ebe BOG De be0ite 6orbaa6ntnger.
SfanSalerne i Iinneapplis. - Se.
teftiu Rorbeds So9 err M oppe Tor
Setten | MimneapoliS, % BET Ter pitt
tenmelia msrtt no for Gnflageoe, en-
aroen befienbt Spoaeeliesbetient,
Brennan ~. Sing. Der eueans bar
9bei for 9pens 0etftipforps. er M
ogiaa beororet lat unoer Siltale, an.
fIageu moo bam er for Spoeri ! 5or'
binoelle meo oen | jim Sio megct ont
talte GiamantifanouIe Barren 1901.
On Mano oeo Hapn !. 2. Soopcr
bIep beIiiaaiei FOR en- CLAIMANT; herne
blep ienere iunbct hos bent, Der bapoe
iiiaalet Seu 90 operleoeret Ii! Sing,
men Ietetiipen lepercoe Den life til
baae til gieren; iaa beser OCT iSct.
minbite / @nfIoaen. Se!u ertlnrer
| Sling iie nifplois / anflassn. San
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
mnTbinptnn.
Snternrban.einj paa apiten.

Sntrrnrban-Sinje paa 6gitcn.
8eneral Manager Difinion at Saco.
ma & Seattle Snteuirban electric
R%ailrpap funogioroe iiolte ree, at
nGpntc Clinic pii blipe nabnet for Era.
III | 8uli. Der uil oaglig afgan fra
90 anfomme til bper al 9perue ire
GrpreiS-Sog, Joni oil tilbngel9gge De
Sc Dbl | 70 Minuter; besroen ire
alminoelige Sog JON oil eisre Sp.
Golo peo mellemliggenoe Stationer
90 9per pao Sinjen, pg iom oil be.
hspe TO Elmer til 9rrcn meIlem
SeattIe og Tacoma. erpreS.Soeene
Dil finn gisre Gpbolo / Scent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

seIeoes omtrent set iamne iom isi
arigen. Toa 3be bar Der eiter Sooer
ON arisSifatten en- Stempelifat al 1o
Gents pr. Guno; benne Sfat er op.
hGpei peo Den 2op, iun M trRber
&rnft, men Sfaiteu iorbIioer ~itaaeuos
til Den lite Snmor nrite star al Sen-
inn til 5orbanolere, JON paa ocnnc
@iaabe oil iTtteS iitonb til at fon iolgt
Den @ebolonine. DC bar paa Saana,
% ioalebe uno9adr Sob. af belle
Siempelifat. 2open bill MI finn blio.
tiIbage 9eitemmeIierne neb Senipn
I'll bIanbet MeI % Sfatien paa sc.
CATER, Der bereiter oil bill bIipe en- iait
SnotG8tsftloe for Reeierinsen. &c.
natet bar, iom oct ptl erinbres, al oen
Spfatnir9, at StpmpeIifatten pda D.
i~aofalbtc "9udetibops" buroe iorbIipe
itaaenoe. men nenrc Bropoiitiou blap
life biiaIbt al Suiet, % fsl9elig cr
oaiaa ulr ertraifattcr paa Boards OF
Srnoe., 9udetibopS. og auftions.
fontrafter o,i.p. at betrogte ionl OF.
bTuebe fra lite Sui at regue. Stcm.
pelifattcns Spb9upIie oil meoisrc en-
itor Sormincifelie i R%eaierineenS
SnotGater. men SperifuoOet / Sfat.
fummeret er beloigpis loo ~betpoeligt,
at Der ingen Sore er paafGrbc. Zen
fontoutc Yeneebeboloning / Sfatfas.
len uebbIiper at breie Jig ON q 5000.
DOC, bpiIfct mna iiges al ppre
en- ret paffer Sum at bare til lin
Raaoigbeo ior bpilfrniombeIit Regic.
ring. Gfterat aae ll0gifter er betalt
pe0 llhlsbet al inbepGrenoe Regu.
.ifabsanr, pil Stateu al ale AaretS
Snbtrgter enoba bape tilba9e benpeb
$50, 100000, % IfifnfeIien al
arigsifatten oil life paa langt npr
tage iaameget no al Sfatfommerct.
s 8trfeIiebeoeu oil Spbppelicu az
StempeIifatten ilet life bIipe Jolt bet
minbite i 2anbetS offrntlise Susbolo.
ming; TIL bore Snouitricr peObIiucr nj
bore ioa burtig, at en- itooig 6ore.
selie al Observation-Disclosures or
uunbanaeIig, Boar man bsrer Saic
ont De Sunoreoetuiinoer, iom fore.
iInnes beuil9et til Slob' % Sapnear'
til 8cniiuncr, til aonaler cper
ben centrnl.amcrttanife S%anotuu9e
o.i.n. o.i.u., er mar tibt i~riitet til at
rpitc pao Sopeoet al 5orfRrbelie ouer
al Senne 6lotbeo, os iiffert er oct, II
sonoets 2opsipcre i aegeeR bar Iioen
Sanfe for S%poriombeo Statsbu5.
boIbuiugen; men oct er paa Den att
Den SIDE sanife utroliat, booo Snfel
Gam er iitanb til at uorette peb Si9Ip
al fine Iegitime Snbfomiter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
Rina / pore Oaee.

On meget interesiaut Irttfel ON
ainn er letop offeutliggiort / Gas.
Tiers Waga5iue" al Sr. Spnrpooo Oar
riion. San bar megen Spmpatbi %
Geipeft for aineierne.
Oct esentlige 8ino bar ct areal Of
ca. 3,970,100 apabrotfilometer %
meo gilanbene 5bibet, Siin6ianJ,
@ougoIiet og Waubiburiet ltogier
belle Migets iomleoe SlabeinoboIo
If ,0St, 600 apaoratfilometer, meb
omfring 357 @iaiouer Snobpggere,
Ell 8efplfning, Der altiaa uogisr mere
emo en- 5emtebel al Sorbens 5oifr'
m9ngbe. SanbipuligpiS er fun en-
foripinbenoe Del al bette ilbpre Sano
ganife uififfet til Sebpgaelie eaer
Gprfning; / De lpite 0iitrifter er ali'
maet meaet iunbt 90 ligner 9e 6ore.
nebe Staters. Haar man bsrer on,
fremmeoe 9ntioner, Selifaber og en-,
felte Snoipioer, iom ieger og erboloer
apucesiioner for anlGg o9 Drift AZ
@ruber og Sernbaner | tineiiife Nro'
pinier, Der err IigeIaa itore iom Fele
5ranfrige, mo- man for5auies ODER
Sisie ubpre SnbrsmmeIier % opef Sri
neiernes operoroentlige 8umbeo. iofn
gjsr, of be gaar meo paa %iaaoant.
Sr. 8arriion uotaler Jig meget
ifarpt ON be mango upeberbeftige Se,.
ifaber, ipm pnatar Jig tploSiale Sore
%tagenoer. Ge brirger @uropGerne /
IisfreSit / aineiernes zine % er
oite rene $umbugoffPrcr. DIN Sine.
iernes a~anbeIige Ggenifaber ptrer
bar:
: 9igbeo meb andre Srieutalerc
Jaeger aineierne / Acknowledged life
for Gagen nosen itsrre epner iom
SpSaaere eGer Mefnuiferc. Nile De.
res SiqIpemibIer CT ioag praftif talt
&c famine, iom &c par for aarbunore'
ser tilbasc. SorbeSringcr Inues life
at Iigge nGr for aineieren. Gen fine.
fife Grbeiber, iom bar ipart ia lilo.
iammen, ilaar Jig itrar pna Sanoelen.
5orretniligsianS er ct frcmtrGoenoc
9rGf | aineierenS aarafter.
Seriotterrn ptrer iig pelpilig ON
Den friituc @iSiiouGr / aiua, iiGr
raar bans srbeibe itaor | 5crbinodie
nieo bans 8irfiombeb iom SGae Oh
iom Carer for 8srnene. 3erimob bar
ban life meset soot at iige ON Den
u~nenIanoffe Spffei9ser, iom iorisger
pna ale muIise @aaber of ifabe ia
en- Sormie | aina. De sisr fife 9ina
noget soot. Tiger barL 90 De forsgsr
life a~ineernes Heipeft for lloIarbin'
ger / 4Iminbeliabeo euer for bet Sono,
bporira be fommer. Spis en- laaoan
fremmeo 9pffeieger begaar Ell Iioen
observation-disclosures % blir itraffet. fll.
ger ban til fin aonilIl og ban blir al.
ITO trob, FOR ban err 10 en- poel, buio
Manb. 9eripm ainn mn blicer pper-
ipcmmet al mango iaaoonne 5ren.
mese, er oct life alene Ell llIpffe Tor
aineierne. men bet blir tiaigc en- aiibr
titrenoeIist geipRr for ben rrIisc OIL
ItifteIigc llSI9noing JON ieuere oil
ioriesc iih apffe / Sanoet.
@arrHcn befloaer bet uiorrmftias
stuIGa al DC mango Serubnnsr. 0inn
bsr iorbereoe 9anopeicne. Htener bon
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
Sooielsoagsbosen.

Sepielscnssboaen CT mobtaeet, og ies bill
bermeo ubtale min S~iIirebsbeb mep ben
imnfte lille Boa. Se bar laet n iiRls
ben Stjsuiombeh for Sa9en peb Cant
Iinaen at be fieruefiIee gitater, uotdIte
al bore melt aauSri9c Sorfattcrc %
Siatere. Soaen er en- ianb lipcn Stnts
fine iaapeliom npttig til Reierence i iurs
ifieliee SliGlberr Sen or mig en- iano
Scrnsielie al anbefnle ben I'll mine
sansSmGne. 9. Y. ScIter,
Canton, p. Snt,
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

iiger, at bet er onitreiit pan Oct giene
mco. bpem Noroerne cr. men bill for
Eiebliffet life uotalc noset nGrmrre
ON Soeen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
annTus.
zuifcS: 6.OOO WonS. /.

EnitcS: 6,OOU Yiano. - tSrn Nar'
Jas Gitp meooeles, at 5armerue /
aapinS trenaer 5000 Mrbeioere til
at biTipe meo Snobsitnineen | Com.
mer. Der err triiifet lrronecmienter
meo Staiens arbeiosbnrenn. JON bar
faaet Ell 6ortegnelie oper DC leoige
Elnoier, % Sernbanerne tilbpoer en-
Sre6ie6els "5nre~ for Siebbabere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

eouafiHsr "Susoenusn-, fom leg bstiiIie.
bieo rteiia ntsbtasei. Zen CT 1 ale Dele en-
iaa ees 90 en- fan bel ubitoref pacfins, Iem
Der tan faces. ON ero srifen bar ben bobbeits.
Zen eisr ifs aIasfes srbeibe. yraeten 10.
ftsbe SIS. Z. gsrtsfisn, German. Ranfcs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
9rmufratrrnc / Rainc

Statsfoupentiou fibitr 9irsoag %
peotoa ReioIutiorer, bpori DC nbtaler
fig imoS RepltbItfnnerrcs 5iIippiner'
p0Iitif. SnObe oct life pGrct for oct
bemofratife Earti beSer oct, piIbe
life Cuba nh baut tit eaet Stprc. &c
nlcrer, at SiIipiroerne bsr faa npbe
be iomme Rettigbeber iom Cuba.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

Sea bar =~:oetaaei enmaliuen -SnsoeHHer'
I goo Stanb. 90 81 Her ben sobf. Den sanr
LEI, nrbeioer aobt % foare aoet Ill ~ sQdnn.
Snaen iii aBsre. ON be ani;aifer No en- al
benz. 9raet IS Gents. Gle Z. Ssser, aufps
tore, Mlinr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

Seuotomne Rilmmere al "5eo
9lrnen" fuu srbploes for CSC
ertra.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23
Exercises Decoration Day.

The program that has been outlined
for the day of decorating the graves
of the fallen heroes of the civil and
Spanish-A American wars will be sim
pie but will be none the less impress
sive and sincere in the devotion paid
to these men who have offered up
their lives for their country
AS usual a procession will pass
through Main street composed of the
old soldiers, the State Band and Go.
d. The orders composing the parade
will meet at the corner of Main and
Railroad streets at 9 o'clock and
march to the Omaha tracks, where
carriages will be in waiting to convey
the members to Grac Gland cemetery.
The procession will be in charge of
Comrade J. B. Wolgemuth, who has
been selected as marshall of the day.
At the cemetery the ritualistic SER
vices of the G. a. r. will be given,
followed by the roll call of the dead
soldiers who are laid to rest in Grace
land. The decoration of the graves
will follow and at the close taps
will be sounded by Musician Owens
of the State Guards.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23

The exercises will be completed in
the afternoon at the Grand opera
house. At 80 o'clock the G.. A. r.
and w. r.. G. will meet at their hall
and march to the opera house. where
an interesting program will be given
Music will be furnished by a quar-
tet, and this will be followed with
prayer by Rev. Fred t. Drewett,
and another selection will be given
by the quartette. Lincoln's Gettys-
burg Address will be read by Miss
Corwin. A patriotic drill will be
given by ten little boys and as many
little girls under the direction of
Miss Clara Nobis, Of the city schools
The address OF the afternoon will be
delivered by Hon. Fl. G. Preston, of
this city. The exercises will come
to a close by the singing of America
by the audience.
The people Of the surrounding
country are invited to come to Mitch
ell on Decoration Day and assist in
commemorating the day which is set
apart for doing honor to the soldiers
who have gone before.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23
LEAD is THE LEADER.
Carried Off the Banner for Lodge
Making Greatest Membership
of A. q. u. w, in State.

The grand lodge Of the A. O. u
w. at each annual session presents
a banner to the lodge in the state
making the greatest gain in member
ship during the year. There is more
or less rivalry among the high mem
bership lodges to retain possession of
the banner. The Lead lodge of Work.
men went away ahead of any other
lodge in the state during the past
year in securing new members.
Jan. 1st, 1901, the membership of
the Lead lodge was 7O4, and one
year later the number increased to
|S11, making the total gain 1O7. The
banner was presented to the, repre-
sentative of Lead lodge, Mr.. w. II.
Campbell, by the grand master. In
recognition of the great interest
shown by the Lead Workmen the
grand lodge decided to hold the next
annual session at the queen city of
the hills.
That the services Of Grand Record
er LAWN are highly appreciated by
the grand lodge Of the A. o. U. w.
is shown by the fact that his salary
was raised from 81, 500 to 81, 500 per
year. His work is growing larger
every year as the membership in
| creaSCS,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23
gestions as to how we might do good
with the literature we have.


with the literature we have.
"What Part Have I?'' was led by
Mrs. Hager, followed by general
discussion. All present were very
much affected by the subject, and
each felt that missions were nearer
their heart than ever before. 1t was
Il sweet hour for we knew the Lord
was with us.
The devotions were in charge of
Mrs. Anna Peters. of Alexandria
Thursday afternoon.
After reading of the last minutes
there was a general discussion on
"Our Standard Bearers and THE
Best Work for Women. A fine
paper was then read by Miss Doring
of the Dakota University. The next
number was the "Children's Part in
Missionary Work. by Mrs. Josephine
Vermilyea of Mitchell.
"What Next?'' was the suiebct of
d paper by Mrs Whitmore of Alex
andria. Those that have the priyi-
iSSS VI iCdIliS hlS. w lllUluJlc
know her capability as writer.
Thursday evening the session
opened with devotional service in
charge Of Mrs. Nermilyea.
(Which Shall Yield" was the sub
ject of Mrs. Hager's address. She
was at her best that evening and
greatly impressed the audience.
A personal letter written by Miss
Rause Of China to Mrs. Chappell of
Alexandria, was read by Mrs. Ver-
milyea.
'Silver and Gold" was the subject
Of Miss Houston's address. She told
us that $1,000 Chinese women die
every day that have never heard of
the Saviour. Miss Houston is the
visiting deaconness now in this con-
ference. She was a great help to the
convention.
| Friday morning was the last session
of the convention. A paper was read
by Mrs. Weeks Of Mt. Vernon on
"What Christianity had done for
| Women.''
Reports of committees and the cleo
tion of officers brought to a close a
very successful convention.
The new officers for the coming
year are President, Mrs. Young
man, of Mitchell; recording secreta-
ry, Mrs Whitmore, of Alexandria
treasurer, Mrs. Slocum, of .Letcher
corresponding secretary, Mrs. r. B.
Hager, of Mitchell; organizer, Mrs
Chappell, of Alexandria; secretary
"Standard Bearers,'' Miss Twamley
Pleasant Ridge; secretary children!
bands, Mrs Verilmyea, Mitchell.
Josephine Vermilyea,
Reporter for Convention.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23
Bryan Shooting the Wrong Way.

-
Yankton Press and Dakotan: Hon.
William J. Bryan, in recent issue
Of his newspaper, the Commoner,
discusses the prospects of Dan La
mont's presidential boom with a
great deal Of seriousness and urges
decided objections to it. 1t is sur
prising that MI. Brayn should treat
such proposition seriously, as there
is not the remotest possibility that
Lamont will be candidate for the
nomination., and Mr.. Bryan is well
enough informed to know this. If
Mr.. Bryan desires democratic sue
cess. and he ought to after the sup
port he has received from the party,
he should turn his guns against the
common enemy, instead of keeping
up such constant fusilade against
a portion Of his own party.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23
MEMORY OF SOLDIER
Appropriate Memorial Services Will be
Held in Mitchell on Sunday,
May 25.
The Program and Exercises Have Been
Arranged for Decoration Day
Mr.. Preston Speaks.
Lead Lodge Won Workman Banner for
Largest Gain in Membership in
a Year.
FOR DECORATION DAY.
Services Have Been Arranged for
Memorial Sunday and Decor
alton Day.

The annual observance of Decora-
tion Day is again approaching and
the old soldiers and the Relief Corps
ladies have about finished their
program for Memorial Sunday and
Decoration Day.
Sunday, May 25, Memorial servi-
ces will be held at the court house,
beginning at 3 O'Clock p. m. The
sermon Of the afternoon will be de-
livered by Rev. It. III. Youngman,
and the music for the occasion will
be rendered by the Methodist choir.
The members of the G. a. r. and
w. r. G. will meet at their hall and
proceed to the court house in a body
to attend the services.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23
NINE WILL GRADUATE.
Six Young Ladies and Three Young
Gentlemen Will Walk From
Halls of Learning.


The annual graduating exercises
of the Mitchell high school will oc-
cur on Friday evening, June 6, and
will be held at the corn palace, the
building Offering larger seating
capacity with more ventilation than
the opera house. The following are
the names Of those to whom diplo-
mas will be presented at this time .
Misses Josephine WillKomm, Mabel
Snow, blanche Orswell. Maude
Bjodstrop, Fanny Mccormick, Rilla
Reierson, and Messrs. Horace kress.
Percy Hardesty. and Loren Webber
Each will present an oration on
their graduation night.
1t is noticeable that the numbers
in the graduating class is growing
less each year. In the past five OF
six years the number of graduates
have reached as high as twenty-four
and one year the graduating exercises
had to be held two nights IN order
that each could deliver his or her
Grafton. Since the course in the
high school has been extended to four
years it is more difficult to attain
the dignity Of a graduate.
The annual baccalaureate sermon
will be delivered to the graduating
class this year by Rev. Fred t.
Drewett. Of the Baptist church.
These exercises will also be held in
the corn palace on the evening OF
Sunday. June /.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23
Goes on the Road.

Frank Redford has resigned his
position as buttermaker at j. E.
Turner s. Sons creamery and has ac-
cepted a position on the road for II.
H. Carey, Of Mt. Vernon, in selling
the Alpha separator. MI. Redford's
place is taken by young man named
Brockaway, from Alpena, who is an
experienced buttermaker.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23

The "Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" - over 500 practical
and valuable cooking re-
ceipts free to very
patron. Send full address.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23

There are cheap baking pow.
ders, made from alum, but
their astringent and cauter-
izing qualities S add a
dangerous element to food.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-05
NEW FANGLE COTTON GIN.

j. M. Brosius of Jackson, Tenn, has
invented cotton gin which, if success
sful, will revolutionize the cotton grow
ing industry. It has no saws. The cot
ton is prepared for ginning in advance,
the cost of this preparation being very
slight. The gin removes the lint from
the seed, leaving the hulls as bare al
most as shelled peanut. The stable
is not cut by the saws andis therefore
much longer than that ginned in the
old way. A sample Of ordinary cotton
ginned by Mr.. Brosius WAS mistaken for
sea island by an experienced cotton
man. It is estimated that cotton gin
ned on the new machine will sell from
one to two cents higher than from the
ordinary gin. This will mean an in
crease of nearly $50, 100000 year in
raw cotton.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-05
A WHOLESALE FRAUD.

Martin, Miss, May IA. Editor
Revielle: / would advise the colored
people throughout Claiborne county to
look out for fakes again under the au-
spices Of the National Industrial
Council, which was held in the hall
of representatives at Jackson, Miss,
July 10, 1901 They claim a bill was
introduced in the house of representa-
tiyes, in congress February 17th, 1902,
to provide pensions for former slaves,
etc. The same crowd who sold certi-
ficates to ignorant colored people two
years ago, and were condemned by the
Authorities in Washington, are now 60
ing around asking for the old certifi-
Gates to have golden seal put on
them, and that the bill is passed and
they must pay 10 cents and 20 cents
a piece over again on the same old
fraudulent certificates which are con-
demned by tie government.
e. E. CAGE.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-05

burned last September. This house
was probably the largest private
dwelling in Rankin county, and be-
came known to the Jayne family and
their relatives and friends far and
wide as the "Old Castle. There
the happy couple were living at the
outbreak of the war Of secession.
Four of their children, Robert Ken
non, VIM. McAfee, Anselem Helm
and Madison McAfee were born before
the beginning of that struggle, and
two, Julia Hamilton and Joseph Lee,
were born in the midst of it's conflicts
and hardships. Mr.. Jayne at an early
date enlisted in the Mississippi regi-
ment, and served with the rank Of
captain He was brave and faith
full soldier, beloved and honored by
all his comrades. At the close of the
war, he returned to Brandon, and
taught school there nearly two years.
He had accepted position which had
been offered h m in a Texas institu-
ion, and had made every preparation
for the removal Of his family, when
he was stricken with sudden and alto
gether unexpected death.
Mrs. Jayne was thus left a widow,
with six young children to support,
under circumstances of al apparently
most unpropitious nature. Her oldest
child was some 13 years of age, her
youngest was 5. She had never in her
life been compelled to endure any Sc
rious self-denial. In her beautiful
and brilliant youth many suitors had
sought her hand, and she was one of
the recognized ornaments of an aristo-
cratic and cultured society. Before
the war she lived in the enjoyment
Of abundant means, and at it's COM
mencement found herself able to con-
tribute largely out of her own house
hold effects and possessions to the
comfort Of the gallant men who had
gone to the front from her adopted
state. And even after the war, with
her strong, undauntsd helpmeet at her
side, she might we'll have looked for
ward to a future of comparative ease.
But now, her tower of strength fall
len, and with no one left to provide
for here little brood but herself, how
sadly changed was her outlook. She,
however, was not one of those to falt
and faint when duty summons them
to travel long and dreary road. In
tho supreme crisis of her life her cour-
age rose equal to the occasion. Her
children should not suffer. She would
be their bread winner and keep a
home for them, weather-tight and
free from debt. Nay, more sho re-
solved that her sons should be eduoat-