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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woellstein left
Tuesday morning for weeks stay in
They will take in the
State fair while absent.
Miss Byrnes has opened her shop
with fine new stock OF street hats in
every conceivable design. Give her
a call before purchasing.
John Birtwistle returned Tuesday
evening to Chicago. He was called
here by the serious illness of his moth
er, who he left somewhat improved.
STRAYED About July q, twospring
calves, one bull calf and one steer, red
slightly spotted.
A. Fl. BREEDLovE, Chester, Ia.
Orders for cream putrs. ice cream,
and other goods for Sunday, must be
placed no later than Saturday morn
ing. REKAlIP BAKERY.
Mr. Vance has been enjoying visit
from his father who resides at Ossian.
The father when on farm was inter
csted as breeder Of Short-Horn cat
tie.
Mrs. Anna Blumenrader died yester-
day morning at the residence of her
son-in-law, David Baldner. in Cresco.
The funeral will occur On Sunday
afternoon.
Medical Journal desires represen-
tative in this locality, permanent en-
ploymert. Salary and commission.
Address E. T. G. 154 Elst Y, New
York City.
e. r. Thompson has commenced
excavating for his Office building ad.
joining Laub's jewelry store. 1t will
be 25xS0 feet, two stories and built OF
solid brick.
The old reliable razor grinder, John
Sassalli will be in Cresco on his 25tt
annual trip, about Sept. 18th, 1902
Bring in your work. Satisfaction
SudTduIeCu.
Michael Ryan came down from Del
Rapids S. d. Monday to seek relic
from appendicitis in an operation
whibh will be performed at the Kesse
hospital this week.
Mrs. Manley Ousley came down iron
Austin Tuesday for short visit witt
Irs. Adde Ousley. Little Mamie
Ousley who has been visiting there
returned home with her.
Miss Nora Brooks is visiting wit
her brothers b. B. and Fred and thei
! respective families. She arrived Sa
: urday from Chicago where She is Ell
, ployCd as a stcnographer.
E. Clyde Hammond has sold b
7 business at Ridgeway, and leaves tt
: day for Columbus, Ohio, where /
!. takes charge of the branch house
the Rock Island Plow Co.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
No.47

mar oas Saus in Srano eeIteft wor=
ben, nadoem Serr Sambureer, Sr.,
nit ieinem Gddter, einem eepifen
Srasee, lanse 3eit i'm proSeB esle9en
bate, neil Gra5ee ni9t aussos. Ior
einigen Sagen uurben amsi balbpii6=
lise Burden, Nam.ns Gbarlss Sap=
NORTH uno Srant Burnett, bon Wlun=
Gle aus wesen 8ranoififtuns Der
&eformi9ule in plainfi.lb iiberpieisn.
gOr ihrer gbfiibruns ssfano.n iis,
baB iie aud bas Brandon SOtsl in
Srano seitedt bdttsn unb 5tpar auf
Veranlaiiuns BON Charles &obbins,
Der, tpie er ibnen iaste, bon Sol. uno
Siaat Sambureer $500 erbalten iollte,
falls oas So'el rieberbrennen piirbe.
&obbins bsfinoet iid Isit Srnntas in
Daft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
Sic bsutise WomoFmitermiB.
Seute Abenb 10:17 besinnt bieieIbe.

Seute Nbeno tperoen Die 8etprbner
BON eSnoianapolis cine totale W}Ono=
finfsrniB bepbadtsn f0nnen, pelhe
nod ben @Orsus fat, oaB lie iebr lang
fein wiro. 8ereits um 1917 miro iid
auf Dem Monb Der Salbi9atten be-
mertbar MAIDEN. llm Ills triti
Johann Die totale 6initerniB elm tuel6e
big 12.47 oauern miro. Damn treten
tpieber S6atten uno Salbi6attentpir=
tunssn elm uno morgen friib 2.49 wiro
Der Utono pieoer iein freunoli6es
AntliB seigen, frOb, oaB er Die Se=
i6i6te eliifli6 iiberitanoen bat.
Ser S6atten Der @roe = berielbe
erfredt f9 615.00O Waeilen melt in
ben @eltenraum binaus = bat an bei
STEELE, mo Der MOno i'm paifirsr
mug, einsn Sur9meier BON etwc
500 Neilen, pdbrenb Der Sur4.
meier ees Wlonbes 2,160 Waeilsr
bstrdst. Serislbe umsOnbelt Die grO,
in elmer mittleren gntfernung por
239, 900 Meilen nit Der 8eI9pinbig
teit con 1000 Meilen Die Stunbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
SraiiSent Mitdea's @rtla=
rltltg.
Cine Spnpemttom iuirp
mnper5ii9licb einbes
rmfem tperDen.
@abrideinlidj beginner oie slr:
better In oen Wtimen i9om
am Montas.

IlIer Wabri9einli9teit nah piro
am Wontag ober bod am anfang
nd6ifer @o9e Die Nrbeiten in ben Sob=
len=Minen pieosr aufseuommen per-
ben. prdiioent Mit9ea bat beuts
gormittas cine Dirt Bulletin beraus=
eegeben, in uel9em er aund9it er=
fldrt, oaB er unabdnberli9 seeen ben
Ipri9lag Der Stuben=geiiber 9etpeien
pdre, ba er Dem grdiioenten Der Ser.
Staaten BEL Der Mabl Der Wtdnner,
wel6e bas S1iebseeri9t bilbeten Be-
i6rdntungen auferleste.
Sieie 8ei6rdntnnsen ieien jebt aber
eatfernt porben, benn es .9ebOre Dem
G9iebsaeri6t ebeniOpObl elm gertre=
ter Der Oreanilirten Irbeit als aud Dee
or9aniIirten Capitals Oil. ST lei oar'
auf porbereitst, oaB er periOnlib NIT
oen gmpfebluneen einberfanben ieir
tperoe, psl6e oieIesS9isos 4ter=@Olle-
oium MAIDEN tperbe uno er tperoe babel
Dengreeutipbeamtem empfeblen, oaB TO-
fort cine Contention einberufen peroe.
oa es bsren gei6luB beoarf, Tim Der
Streit als beenbist 81 ertldren. 81
eriu9t jeoO9 Die SebOlterung, Ii6 II
DER 3mii6enssit in 8eoulo gu fahen.
IS bebarf etua "a Stunben, bi!
ale 9ocal=llnionen bsna6ridtiet NOR
ben finb. Wdbrenb bes Sreitags tuer
bsn oann Die Selesaten erpdblt per
ben, 10 baB am Samitas Die @onben
tipn ab9ebalteu ipsroen fann. Siefelb
miro entiueber in Wiltesbarre Ober il
SaSeltOn itattfinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
Ger Or Il noer oes Seu t.
den trerpereinsin in
Cine t46b
Ii d gef o r B c n.

% gen o { n.
@incinnati, 16. Stt. sc.
8. @sid. tpelder isit bielen Sabren
bas Nmt b.s Seutiden Sberlebrers an
Der 19. SiltrictsSdule tetIeiSete ipuroe
s.itern, on ieinsm S9rsibtii6e iibenb,
als 2eide aufsefunben. Gin Sers=
i6lag bate feinem Saiein elm pl0B=
lides gnbe bereitet. Ser 8srbli6ene,
melder oas 20. 2eb.nsjabr errei6t
bate, mar felt 90 Sabren an ben bic
iisen 6ffentli9en Sdulen tbdtig ;
sunor mar er Siilfs Superirtenbent
Der 0fsntli6en S6ulsn in Buffalo
eeneien. @r mar Der 8riinoer bes
Seutiden 2ebrerpereins ron @inoin=
nati, tpel4en er i'm Sabre 1888 in's
2eben rief. Sbm beroanft au9 Der
i'm Sabre 1890 in Columbus seeriin=
oete SeutIde 9ebrerperein bes Staates
Cbio feline griiten3. 9lu6 als pubIi=
cift bat Der 8eritorbene Sebeutenbes
geleiitet. @r perfaBte Die ieit Dem
Sabre 1887 in ben bisiisen uno bislen
S9ulen bes 2anoes eineefiibrten
beutfden 2siebiiher unb Die anaIbtifbe
uno Die analptii&-ipntetiide 6ibel.
gr mar elmer Der wifenihaftlid eebil=
oetit,n 2ebrer Der Stabt unb beiaB
cine 8ibliotbef BON 1000 Bdnbern.
Sie 2ei9e tuirb i'm Grematorium in
M11e bermanbelt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
Neur Snrorporationen.

6olsenbe neue @efelli9aftsn srtpirf=
ten ibre SncorpOrations=
Die Seymour Some telephone 60.
bon Seymour, &apital $4,000. Sn=
corporatoren: @otparb 6. Barber,
Warison, o., CLAUDE sepmour, Gbi-
easo, ST., uno SObn 6. Montbeitb,
S. $. 9lnorciOs, s. s.. peter unb
Seba u. Barnes, Sspmour.
Oie Clinton 9umber Co., Ulul=
5errp, Clinton g.; Capital sl2. 900.
gctiOndre iinb: MOnrOe @anstper.
6rant @anslper, Carl 8nnswer unb
&obert @answer, ale in Wulberrp.
Sie Soutbern Snoiana Goal Co.,
Capital $40. 600, nit Sauptquartier in
Serre 9aute. Sirectoren: Sobn &.
Walib, Sames SO. SbOmpiOn uno
Samuel &. 9amia, ale in Serre
Saute.
Die 9ome proouce GOmpanp in
goonebille, capital $4,000. Sirectoren:
s. g. Glarp, @lsmOr pelssr, S. 8.
GOliOm unb s. 8. 9atiielo in goone=
bile, 8. M. Scales in 2pnnpille. @.
%. 8oberts in GOliombille uno pbilip
8. Bruce in Seilman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
Sie Si9er5eit s=Seb

bat bon folaenoen 6irmsn i'm @ansen
5000 Gub S6ldude setauft: GOob=
rid Sire 0oie Co., 500 SUB gu 90
Gents 6abric Sire 9Oie Co., 1000
6uB su 90 Gents gureta Sire Soie
Co.. 1000 SUB gu 80 Gents Bottom
Sire 9Oie Co., 1000 Gub gu 80 Gents;
@bieaso Sire 9oie Co., 500 SUB gu
90 Gents /; Sbe Gentral &ubbsr Co.,
500 SUB gu so Gents, unb bic gen=
tral 6upplp Co., 500 SUB gu 80 Gts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
Giae Wenomms CUR 8eKermms
einsetreten.

Die Nadri6ten aus Dem Siafoniien=
SOipital iiber oas BefiHben bes in ben
6. s. attins Sam Worfs 10 i6per
DsrleBten &Obert Malatt lauteten beute
Na6mittaa 10 siinitis, baB in Der Sbat
Soffnung borbanben lit, baB er Dem
2eben erballen bleibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
sat ieinem Smed erreidJt.

Der pferoebdnoler 5reo. polanb,
welder ii1 am %. 4usuit bs. 8. in
einem slnfall bon S4wermutb, cine
3usel in ben 2opf iaate, iit beut.
Morgen in ieiner Wobnuns an Der
csadIon Str. go. BIZ, Mt. Sadion
geitorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
$1.25 Cincinnati u. snrid S1.25
bia 6. $. & .. 8abn,
nr1nt0n 10 Sftnher

Ser Spe5ial=Sdnel3us, tuel9er nur
in &uibuille, @onnerspiae unb 0amil=
ton anbdlt, fdbrt um 7:15 ubr Mor-
gems ab. &etpurfabrt bon Cincinnati
[6:20 llbr Nbenbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16

gerGanst: 10 CUTE Mobel-
G6reiner an poif Office M6bel, be-
ffdnbise arbsit. 2obn 25c per Gtunbe.
Surner Cabinet Co.. Weft gbieaso,
Sas. 6. & q. W. &. s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16
Snbanappls, Sno, Dpnnrtas, 16 Sftpber 1902
9lus cen 0eridltsbOfen.
9 ia t Sur 8 Srauun9 10 a n :
bert elm unge t il mer Sic b.
L


baber Mrbeits baus.
Inter Der Mnflase bes Seorobens
nit uno tes Sragens bon S6iebwahert,
itanb beute Sames Stidnep. elm S9riit=
isber bon Dublin, @a., Dor Dem pOli=
seiridtsr. Serielbe lan9te bor ettpa
se6n Sasen bier an, uno er erbielt io=
fort Mnlfellune in elmer Mccioen3=
Sruferei. Shon am nd9iten Gage
erlieB er cine Nnsei9e, in tpel4er er
nit einem iunsen Mdoden, tuelhes in
Der Stabt ppbnt, 81 correfponoiren
tpiiniae. SRI. gsna' Cole BON Der gB.
z6. Str.No. 1867 beantpprtete bieIelbe
uno cine 3uiammentunft 5wiIden Den
8eiben purbs arrangirt.
gereits am Mpntas ma6te er ibr
ben Soridlag, ii6 ipfort nit ibm su
bsrbeiratben. sic ia9te, oas t6nne
ni9t iein, morauf er ertldrte, oaB
menn fie ibn ni6t beiratben tpiiroe, er
lie t6oten piiroe.
Nm SienIfag bolte er lie bon bsnl
@eiddft Der r@arl Slider IutOmObil
Co., in tpel1em Iie als 8u9balterin
angsfellt lit. ab. @r ma6te ibr wie=
oerum ben GOri6lag binIi6tli4 iOFOr=
tiger Sermdblung nit inn uno als iie
tpieberum able1nte, auf oenielben ein-
3ueeben, ipieberbolte er feline SrObun9.
@efern Na6mitta9 lungerte er beitdn=
big in Ger Hdbe bes Sii6er'iden 8e-
i6dfts lumber unb bem S9lnffellnel
i'm @itD @lub=2otal an Der Marfet
Ctr. tbeilte er nit, baB er auf eir
Mdo9en marte, psl6es i'm ni6t bei=
rat1en tpoae uno bab bieielbe oieie
Weiserung nit ibrem Sobe biiBen ioae.
Sie Yolisei muroe BON Dem ionber=
barren 0erbalten bes Wannes bena1=
ri6tigt uno oa Elm gelaoener &epolber
BEL ibm uorgefunoen tpurbe, 70 murbsn
Die obenermdbnten 9lntlagen segen ibu
erboben. Ser &i9ter n,adte turaer
prossB nit ibm uno peroonnerte ibr
aur 3ablung bon 800 uno Soften.
@r wiro ben srObtsn Sbeil Der Straft
I'M glrbeitsbauie abiiben mdRsn.
M tier unb So9ter an biz
8rOBgefdm orenen Il b II
ME en-.
Wamie 8reen, ansetla9t, aus einen
3immer oes 9snniion Sauie Siaman'
ten i'm Mertbe bon $500 seitoblen 81
baben, unb ibre SO6ter 8eiiie giidol
ion, welde Der Seblerei angetlast 1T
psrsi6teten auf elm sSorberbDr uni
wuroen an Die @rObsei9wsrenen iibsr
pieien.
Werl d'ngte in 9 or=
perb6r.
Wm. Galonell, rpel6er anaetlao
lift, ben Sob bes Daniel Sullipan Der
beigefiibrt 81 babcn, unb Nat6an 6un
ter, gowaro Campbell, S. 8er9e
@albusa, tpe!he Der geibhlfe gun
Moroe ansetlast iino, berlangtsn eli
0orperb6r.
Sbr @uni9 muBte erfiilt psrosl
unb 10 Duroen Die 6dll. auf ben %
b. M. beriOben.
Geo. Wern ta m m it
einem b lausu Iuse
oabOn.
Geo. gBerner, tpsl9er ppr einiae
Sa9en feline 6amilie nit einem &e
polber beorobte uno feinen am Ser
benlieber ihmer erfrantten StieIiob
, aus bent Sett perfen tuolte, fam mi
9 elmer 0ermarnung baoon.
Ssin 6aa muroe arf ieinen Mono
beridoben unb er murbe auf eieen
3iirsI9aft bin aus Der Saft emf
laHen.
! Ser Srubel mar oabur9 entfanben
eaB feline 6rau ibren erifsn Mann, bo
welAem iie sei4ieoen 1T. bena6ri9tie
. bate, oaB iein SObn i9per ertrantt III
Ser 8ater oesielben, alIo @att
gtO. ifaitete ibm bierauf tdslid
r geir9e ab unh 8atte go. 2 Iaeir
T auf benielben eiferilAtis semorben }
. i,in.
Streitenbe Bauern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-10-16

- 8tSmar6 Cafe. Sn= unb
ausldnbiI9e 8iere on 3apf. Smpor-
tirte fotpie biefi9e Delifatehen itets an
0ano. s. S.Mrens, Is OF pearl Str.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-19
ORDER Or EVENTS
FOR FIELD DAY

The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the field day for the
Boys Brigade met last evening and ar
ranged the order of the events and the
plans for the entries As the contest
will take place on March 29th. 1t was
decided that entries must be In the
hands OF the secretary OF the commit
tee. Fred Young. st the Y. NJ. c. A, on
March 25th, at p. m. This means that
there must be specific entry of each
man OF each team for each event
The track events will be run off In
the following order: One hundred yard
dash, half-mile run. high hurdles, one
mile run, 440 yard run, low hurdles, 22O
yard dash, relay race. The field events
viii be in the following order: Shot
put. pole vault. broad jump high jump,
hammer throw.
The events on the track and the field
will be given simultaneously. The men
in training Tor the games are getting
into good condition and the outlook IS
for good day of sports, with so many
entries in some races that they will
have to be run off in trial heats.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-19
FIRE COURT WILL
MEET TOMORROW
To Hear Claims Of Insurance
Companies and Ha-
Waiians.

After a recess OF nearly 80 days, the
Court OF Fire Claims will resume It's
sittings tomorrow morning. Chairman
Macfarlane returned from the coast on
the Alameda, and though an adjourn
ment had been taken for 80 days. in ad-
dition to the first 60, the commission
will resume it's sessions Thursday
morning.
There Is stlll much work to come be-
fore the fire court. The claims of the
insurance companies which paid the
policies on property destroyed by the
big fire are still to be presented. These
claims aggregate several hundred thou
sand dollars, and the commissioners
still have lots of hard work before them
In open court. There are also five or
six Hawaiian claims to be taken up, in
which are included the Investigation
into the claim for calabashes and 9TH
er valuable property, alleged to have
been destroyed in the fire, but which
was in fact buried underground and
afterwards recovered.
Altogether. $500 claims have been adj
Indicated and entered up by Clerk
Riggs. There are about $500 claims not
passed upon by the commission, and in
which no judgments have been entered.
About the time the work has been
completed. the funds needed to pay off
the first installment OF s5O0, 0O0 may be
available. There Is still a question In
the minds OF many as TO whether or
not the appropriation of a million and
half dollars viii be sufficient 10 meet
the judgments. In any event there is
likely TO be some appeals from the fire
court decisions, and it may result in
considerable litigation in the local
courts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-19
DOCTOR HOWARD
WON TOURNAMENT
Results by Rounds Of The Second
Bowling Competition Of
the Season.

Following is the result by rounds of
the bowling tournament which was fin
ished at the bowling parlors last Sat
urday: a. !,
First Round
c. A. Musgrave. 80; won from H. c.
Carter. 20.
A. E. Nichols. 40; won from C. A.
EIston, 10.
II. Couzens. 90: won from w. Wilder.
40.
F. Angus, so; won from F. Halstead.
40.
e. Lishman. so: won from w. E.
Smith, scratch
]. NJ. Riggs. Is; won from F. A. Pot
| ter. 30.
F. Seymour. 60: won from L. Singer.
10.
l.. G. Maitland. %: won from c. A.
Macintosh. 60.
c. Sprinks, 50: won from C. B. High.
o. sorenson, S5; won from Dan Lo-
gan. so.
L. Petrie. so; won from H. P. Beck
! ley. 80.
c. Angus. 20; won from J. Duggan.
80.
T. H. Petrie. 40; won from E. j.
Lord. 10.
A. NJ Webster. scratch: won from
| s. A. Walker. so.
w. II. Babbitt. As; won from H. t.
| Waitey so.
c. F. Waterman. 60; won from w. E.
William Git, co; won from w. F.
Shorey 20.
A. Waterhouse. 60; won from S. K.
Marsh. 50.
c. n. smith, As; won from A. Nee
ley. 20.
DR.. Raymond. 40; won from A. E.
Lloyd. 40.
J. B. Battersby. so; won from T. J.
DR.. Howard. 10; won from McNa-
mara, 20.
Second Round
=. f.. Nichols defeated C. A. Mus
grave.
+. Angus defeated II. Couzens.
J. NJ Riggs defeated G.. Lishman.
L. G.. Maitland defeated +. Seymour.
C. Sprinks defeated o. Sorenson.
L. Petrie defeated G.. Angus.
II. H. Petrie defeated A. NJ. Webster.
w. II. Babbitt defeated c. F. Water
man.
a. Waterhouse defeated w. Git.
DIT. Raymond defeated c. II. Smith
Or. Howard defeated j. B. Battersby.
Third Round
a. E. Nichols defeated F. Angus.
L. G.. Maitland defeated j. M. Riggs.
c. Sprinks defeated l.. Petrie.
7. II. Petrie defeated w. II. Babbitt.
A. Waterhouse defeated DIR. Ray
mond.
DR.. Howard, a bye.
Semi-Final Round
a. E. Nichols defeated l.. G. Matt
land.
Il. H. Petrie defeated c. Sprinks.
DR.. Howard defeated A. Waterhouse.
The final was won by DR.. Howard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-19
Grand
Auction
Clearance
Sale !!
ON WEDNESDAY, MAR. 10,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
At my salesroom. IS Queen street,
will sell at public auction the following
goods, which are all new:
Mems and Boys Clothing,
Ladies, Mems and Children's Shoes.
Tablets, Aluminium Hairpins,
Stationery. Sewing Machines.
Rugs, Belts,
Tailor Buttons. White Goods,
Shirtings. Combs,
Hats and Caps, Shaving Soap.
Candles. Sewing Silk,
Jswelry. Matches.
Muslin Underwear. Goggles,
Tobacco. Watch Chains.
Knives and Forks. Spectacles,
Tablespoons, Otis Checks,
Teaspoons. Ribbons.
Table Linen, Toweling, Hair OIL.
Perfumery. etc. etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-19
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
For Rent.

TWO-STORY HOUSE In the Mo
Carthy tract, Beretania street, between
Piikoi and Keaumoku streets.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-27
HOPE ON, ron ON,

Oh' my-brother, are you wearyr
Doas the way seem long and drearr
mat leads up to the new era
iou have pictured in your areamsp
IS your portion one of sorrow?
ret De brave and try to borrow
rom the glory Of the morrow
1hat beyond your vision CLEANS.
never" Cease the wall OF ''neyer. >.
ror mankind moves on forever
Up the highway of endeayor
10 the heights that onward e,ow-
1nere is no room for despairiug.
Hnt for action and for daring.
ana Tor helping and upbearfna
one another as we go.
Oh, my brother. cease complaininr. =
see. the night OF wrong is waning.
ana the king of light is reigning.
ana the flag OF hopes unfuried.
mere are evils left for righttue.
Ihere are battles left for fighting
Ansre ns are oeacons left for lighting,
10 illuminate the world.
Bet1er days are breaking DER US.
Erom the nearing goal before US.
We can hear joyous chorus
waited Ger the years to be.
Ihrough the portals open swim rine
Notes or sweet and rapturous singing
Town the Futures atsles are ringing
from the anthems of the free.
-. a. Edserton. in Denver News
The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-27
QUEEN & CRESCENT
~ r Q u T E. "


The Best Line to New York phf1.,
delphia, Baltimore, Washington. on,
c!nnati. Chattanooga, Birmingham anA
all points In the East,
Through Sleeper. New Orleans b
New York via Chattanooga, Bristol.
Lynchburg, Washington and Pennsyi
vanfa Railroad.
Pullman Sleeper. New Orleans "a
Cincinnati.
Dining Car Service on both Nsv
meals.
Coolest. Cleanest.
Full detailed information furnished
oo application.
Geo. H. Smith,
@. p. A..
r. J. Andersen,
A. O. p. \
New Orleans. La
The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-27
The Con ductor Scored.

Conduotor-Let's see DID No..
your ticket?
smart Passenger-Yes, sir; you took
1t up at Montalvo and punched -
out of it.
peg your pardon, sir; but it isn't
customary on local tickets to punch
out the passengers des stination, "-Los
Angeles Herald.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-10-27
Ihis,Gs OYerInnLea

what the world needs just now is
physical training course that will
recognize the dish pan and the wood
box.-Atchison Globe.
The age-herald., 1902-02-06
WILL START SOUTH MONDAY.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt Will Travel Over Southern Railway.

Washington, February 5.-President and Mrs. Roosevelt and the party who will accompany them to the Charles. ton Exposition will leave here for the South next Monday night in a special train over the Southern Railroad. Tuesday night will be spent in the Pine Forest Inn, Summerville, as the guest of Captain Wagner, president of the exposition. At this point the party will inspect the tea farms near by. On Wednesday the party will go to Charleston, spending the day in that city and at the exposition grounds.
 The return journey will begin Thursday, February 13. The train will reach Washington Friday morn. ing. In the Presidents party will be Secretaries Wilson and Hitchcock, At torney General Knox and Postmaster General Payne and the ladies of their families.
The age-herald., 1902-02-06
The Coffee M,rka@

New York, February 5.-The coffee mar ket opened steady, with prices points higher in keeping with advances in Havre, Hamburg and Rio. On the advance shorts. Wall street, Europe and the bull contingent were fairly active buyers: but commission purchases were not in evil dence, and the public did not seem to be- leve in the market. Reasons for this dis trust were numerous the worlds visible supply increased 23,000 bags last month to nearly 11,000, 900 bags; receipts in the crop country were quite as burdensomc as the average of late. Spot demand did not broaden, and there was nothing to in- dicate any relief from the glut of supply on every hand the world over. In fact there was every prospect that the worlds visible will increase again this month. Slowly but surely the market eased off later in the day, and at the close was very steady and net unchanged to points lower, all options but one suffering a loss Total sales were 24,50O bags, including March 5.45; May 5.55Q5. 7O July 5. 5.75@5. .s5; September 5.90Gl6; October 5.95; December 6.1O@6. 20; January 6.15.
 Spot Rio coffee steady; No. invoice 11%; mild quiet; Cordova SQ12.
 Raw sugar steady; fair refining 3-16: Centrifugal, 96 test, S11-16; molasses sugar 15-16; refined steady.
The age-herald., 1902-02-06
PERSONAL

Capt John II. Donahoo of Talladega. G. K. of R. and S., Knights of Pythias. is in the city.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals: J A. Dough- tery, Louisville, Ky; D. A. Hart, Green vile; R. H. Norris, Selma; R. c. Bowell. Columbus; T. w. Britain New York; E. w. Green. Gadsden; D. G. Mason. Nashville: Mrs. D. J. McNoran and child Covington; D. werzberger, Mem phis T. A. McGil. Knoxville; F. Nj. Buckley, New York; E. A. Flemmin. Lud- low J. T. Jones, Atlanta; Walter Hoff- man, San Francisco; T. M. Hudson, New Orleans; J. II. Stevenson. Bessemer; R. E. Murphy, Dallas; L. G. .Joodson. Springfield; Mrs, c. W. Hayden, Ash vile; A. L. Hayden, Atlanta B. Steele, Chattanooga c. Waldran and niece, New York; R. J. Lewis, Stewart; J. c. B. Isler, Chicago; Ford Nester, Bessemer; A. R. Jones. Valdosta J. J. Cook, At lanta; James Miller, Atlanta; J. c. Con- verse, Chicago; w. J. Hackett, Tusca- loosa; J. E. Harrison, Nashville: w IT. Sanders, Atlanta; c. Renfro. Charlotte; W. T. Cox, Gadsden; p. W. Fourdice. Tuscaloosa; A I Wilson, Montgomery; A. T. Hooper. Winston, N. C.; Ed. Nun say, Boston; H. B. Jewell, Atlanta, B. H. Adams, Chicago; G. T. Cramlon, Bal timore L. l.. Runyon, Clncinnati E. l. Hawkins, Baltimore; A. A. Maoson, J. A. Donnella, Tuscaloosa; George l. Young. Atlanta; D. E. Osgood. M )blle; D. G. Wright, A. W. Lindsey. Atlanta M. E. Moore Jasper; J. L. McCam, Atlanta; R. L. Sharp. Hot Springs; H. B. John son, Louisville; L. P. Byers, Charlotte. N. C., J. A. Ely, Nashville. Mrs J. J. Doyle, Knoxville, P. c, CowSn, Chatla- nooga.