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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-17

After this date we will give another
reduction of % cents on Gray Bros.
shoes. The price is now $3.50; sizes 3
10 5: all widths Bromley's Shoe Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

ben @ottloieiten unb Nbermistsfen
an eine b6bere> Ma&t, wel@e unS Az
ieber 3ett uor ibr Eribunal 3itiren
tann. Natur:g reiSntie. mte bas pors
liesenbe, iinb lelten, alein bic sc.
i9i@te meib BON nod far@terlideren
&atatropben gu melben. Ser Inter.
gang 9erculanums unb pompeii, MEL
der pon benz ianSeren glinius 10 ara
pbii@ bei@rieben 1T, slet@t Der Ser.
it0runs ct. Yierre's auf Elm Saar.
Guf gang dbnli@e @eiie mifien aud
Sobom unb @omorrba gu @runbe se.
sansen ietn. Dor benz b~rennen6en
0auaitrom unb benz &esen slibenber
Mi@e CAB es fetn @ntrinnen unb Sung
unb Mlt, @ei@ unb Irm fanb BEL benz
9roBen Sterben ben Sob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
&rGfaent @alua 1T am @onr

Yraasent Yalma lit an, Sonn=
tag in 9auana einse3osen. als Der
Dampfer rSulia" nit benz Prdifbens
ten an 8orb In Si@t ruar, ,uurbe aber
bas gafteu Moro Bic cubanti9e Slas-
&c aufsebiBt, wobet ein unsebeurer
Subel unter Ser 8eu6lferuns losbra9
bic Muiiffapellen ipielteu bic cubant=
l9e Nationalbpmne, unb idmmtlt@e
@loden lduteten. Ser Yrdifbent muir
Be pom 8tce. Prditbenten giteua be:
w%tItommnet; aud % iunse Oamen,
mel9e bic % ameritanii9en &epublis
fen barltellen, entboten benz Prdliben
ten Elm berali9es @iQtommen. SIN
Yalait besriBten @eneralsouuern0r
@oob unb iein Stab ben Brdiibenten,
wdbrenb I'M Stabtratbsbaus Der Bur
sermeiiter pom Sapana benlelben nit
etner Mnipra9e besriBte, auf mel@e
Der Yrdiioent ermiberte. Na@mtttass
fanb gu gbren bes Y%rdiibenten Elm
Bantett unb abenbs elm Dinner itatt,
an benz nebit anberen 6onorattoren
au@ Der grsbii@of BON 9auana tbeil.
nabm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
llnternebu,en uon Mnfans an bts gun.
beutisea Sage bie udrmite l1ntertls.
tns baben ansebeiben laffen.

equator Mcgumber pon Norbs
Dateta bot ben Masel auf ben &opi
setroHen, rpenr, er iast: @s lit Ser.
bre@en, uenn Semanb einen Ntdel
ober 8iertelbogar aus 8lei ftempelt.
Oerielbe Semanb BARI aber 9lutoie
oils 9onts ober Staub ais Mebl perz
taufen unb lit ftraffrei. Der Sena:
tor i9dst bas Quantum Der i@dblis
den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BITE ie.
beS Sabr auf ben Marlt Sebra9t pers
ben, auf ITO Wiqionen Dollars,
bas 0uantum Der sefdli9ten Nab.
r~unssmittel auf 1000 Miaionen Doll
lars. SIT es ni@t serabe 10 gut Elm
MabrunSsmittel gu fdls
iden pie ein @elbftid2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Gine bibide unb wobluerbtente Mn
n%ierfennunS uirb Der beuti@ amerita
i9en 8euOlteruns auf Der Gusteuuns
In gbarleiton, g. g., gu tbetl. gs iolI
ibr slet@ eine san3e Wo@e sewismet
merben. Man i@reibt pom bort: nOem
beuti9en glemente in gbarleiton unb
ben 9ansen Ser. Staaten lit iettenS
Der Mu sltelunssbeb6rbe eine gang be-
ionbere Mufmertlamteit gu 9beil Sez
morben, inbem etne gauge ISOLDE als
rOeutl6e Wo@e" beftimmt worben,
unb smar bat man bierfir bic Wo9e
pom 81. Bis %. Mai. sepdblt. Ote
ie b%eionbere Beridii@tiSuns bes beut.
i9en Clements lit ibrisens etne bur@=
aus perbiente, benn tbatid@lt@ uaren
es bic Deuti@en gbarlefton's, bic BEN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
: unb abermals ftanb bas betas.

- uno QDern1Qt0 1t1t1D DQ8 bet19:
tie gbrtf. Ba@s glternpaar an, Sra.
be zines ber Seinisen, In bas Dien.
flag Morsen bic 2ei@e bes dlteiter
Sobnes beiaSter Tamilie, bie bes 81.
ienbabn : Snsenteuren @atentin Bad
Seientt wurbe. Ser I'm Mlter BON 40
Sabren 8eritorbene purbe porlesteu
Montas pom S@lase serabrt, Be,
it6 Samitas p%ieberbolte unb ben Jun.
gen, trdfttsen Mann uolitdnbis ldbm.
te. gr mar iebo@ Der Spra9e mod.
tis, 10 baB er fi@ burd ben gmpfana
Der 81. Sacramento auf ben Sob pors
bereiten tonnte. Nuf benz @ese mad
benz ct. Marten=6 ospital In Minne=
apolis sab CT Samitas Na9mittas
nabe MonticelIo TIM 8eilein ieiner
@attin unb S@weiter, ter erit DOT
Swet Woden CUR @ittpe s~emorbenen
Srau Sran3 S@r0ber ieinen Self
auf. Mtt benz Mbsnb3use wurs
Be bic 9ei9e mad ct. glou6 suridse.
bra9t anb int elterli9en 9auie ses
babrt, BON mo- aus bielelbe Dienitas
Worgen mad einem pom bo9m. P.
Meinrab, 8. g. g., In Ser II. 6.
Stride sebaltenen Seelenamte unb
mad elmer etnbrinslt@en 9ei6enrebe
inter GROCER Ebeilnabme pon @ers
uanbten, Sreunben unb Mrbeitsse=
noien be9raben murbe. Mls 8abrs
tu6trdser funsirten bic @reat Nor.
tbern 8abn.Snsenieure &aspar Mab=
rem, $. Gallagher, s. l1ptesrope,
sos. Peters, Sbos. &ittomsti unb
W. Scott; auBer bieien rparer, nod
Is Mitslteber Der Dtpilionsbriber=
i4aft Der 6. 6. SO. Alb BON Mel.
role, BON no etn @rtra3us so Yerio=
men gum Degrading bra@te, uub pers
i@iebene ber Dipiiton go. $50 pon
ct. Saul pertreten, bic ibrem perftor=
benen @ereinsbruber semiB Elm ebren=
1uertbes Gnbenfen ,pabren merben,
benn er itan6 ais fIetBtser unb semii.
ienbafter 8abnbebieniteter BET ieinel1
Mrbeitsebern unb ieinen NmtssenoFen
In bober M@tuus. Seine gltera be-
t(aset In tbm einen suten Sobn, iei=
ne @atttn einen treuett @atten unb
feline @ei9mtfter elmer, lieben 8ruber.
Den 9tnterbltebener, soGt Der rNorb=
fern" ietn aufrt9ttses 8eileib unb
pini@t Dem 8eritorbenen ben episen
Trteben.
= Ob beuti9 ober bemofratil9,
bletbt it6 slei@, ruenr, uur benz Man=
ne SleiB uns gnersie nt9t absebt.
Dieie gtseni@aften beiist Ser 8aus
i@reiner Sos. S@eainser gang fiber ;
benu, na@bem er Samitas bic ptelen
tim unteriteuten Nrbeiter abbe3ablt
bate, bielt CT nod bic fd6ne Summe
pom 1910 in ietnen fetbisen 9dn=
BEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Mus Der um8e8eub.
Sorah.

per- IS. s.. N9ntar1n tebrte Wtot1>
tag nod einemt n,ebrtd9tsen @ei9dfts=
beiu6e In BEN 3milIinssitdbten 3urid.
Ole pon inherent unternebmunss=
pollen Miblenbeiiser SriO. @urit an
ietner Wlble Setrofenen Sersr0Bes
runsen unb 8erbeiierunsen seben IT,
rer 8ollenbuns entSesen. @r ideert
ft9 I'M bas Wiblenproiett Der ct.
Martiner gar ruenis.-M 6. @roB
plant ben Neubau eines @obnbaules
udbrenb ber bte~sidbrisen 8~auiaiion.
= Das &tnber : Sisnal mirb iebt
abenbs UNI 8 l1br seseben. = Inter
9eituns bes Germ Sos. 8ost als
&apeumeiiter ma6t unlere Muliffa:
peIe quite Sorti6ritte bic 9erren
Muitfer bereiten itd fur ben 4. Suit
por. = ubrma9er &6ttser bat cine
re;dli9e Nusmabl an Cobb unb ell
beri9mudia9en. gr reparirt llbren,
uertauft unb reparirt 3wetrrdber. Sn
ieber Sinit@t lit er suuerldiiis.
saut Gentre.
SIM Stau bes 6errn @eors glepe=
Lamb brad Oonneritas Nadmittas
Neuer aus. Son ben iteben Yfe,ben,
Ste ii9 in benz @ebdube befanben,
tamen suei in BEN Slammen i'm.
Das @ebdube brannte auf ben @runb
nieber. Oem S9aben tebt eine
8eriideruns pon $3.50 seseniber.
Mbon.
Fri. Clara 9ubn bat in elmer un=
ierer Oiitrifl9ulen einen erfolSrei@en
Eermin gu gnbe sebradt unb lit 81
ibren gltern nod ct. gloub In bic
Serien sereift. @enannte eebreriu
sab In ieber Stnii9t uoutommene
3ufriebenbeit, baber man alsemetu
minidt, baB tie fur ben fommenbeu
Eermin ber S9ule als 2eiterin erbalz
ten bletbe.
Maine Yrairie.
aanbbanbler y. 9. Wbitnep Dor
ct. gloub perfaufte eine tn bteieu
Comm selesene, 200 older srobe Taru
benz Germ s. W. 9ennid BON Sto'
rep County, Soma, fur $6,125.-9.
6. 8lod lit pon ieiner Snipettions:
tour nod benz weitli&en Canada 3u'
ridsefebrt, nadbem er itb bort 16C
Mder 9anb seii9ert bate. cobalt
er feline bieiisen 9ieseni9aften LOS.
idlaseu fam, rutrb er iein neues Ct
gentbum In Canada be3teben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Sn Der Montassnimnner Der In ct.
2ouis erf6einen6en rMmertta" wtrb
in ben telesrapbii@en Oepei@en be.
ri@tet, baB @rsbii6of 3arbetti, einitz
maliser 8ii@of pon ct. @lou6, am
Sonntas In &om seitorben Jet. SIN
bii90Fi9en Palais gu ct. @loub wuBte
man Inn ben 8orfaa ni@ts, unb aui
eine Na@frase beim grsbii@of in ct.
Saul fam bic Intmort, baB Der Be-
ri9t iebmeber 8e9rinbuns entbebre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Senator Sanna's Gusipru6, baB
iein Sreunb &atbbone, Der cubantl9e
goitbefraubant, in einem Pro5eB na@
amerifaail@en Metboben ni@t fur
i9ulbis befunben, ionbern freiseipro=
den mare, iprt@t ni@t serabe iebr
siuitis fur bic uamerifanii@en Me-
tboben," unb menn bic cubanil6en
@eri9te urtbeilen, obne mad politiz
l6em ginhuB unb @slb gu frasen,
10 lesen mir ben bortiseu Metboben
enti9teben einen b6beren @ertb Bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Bon WaIhinaton ruirb aus alaub.

Bon @aibinston wirb aus slaub.
mirbtser Quele bertdtet, baB Sc
nator Nelions 8iu, mel9e bie S9af=
flung zines 9anbelsminiiteriums uer=
lanet, rnsmeifelbaft in bieier @isuns
bes &onsreB paiiiren wirb. llnb fer
1er beiBt Is, baB George Bruce Cor
telpou, @ebeimiefretar Ses Prdfben=
ten, an Ser Spite bes ttetler, 9anz
belsmtnttertums ftebeu rptrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Mnoa Garnesie, Der betannte Wsul.

Mnob Carnegie, Der betannte Mul=
timiaiondr, bebauptet, baB gnslanbs
Sage als @eltmadt, ODER gar als
europdii@e @robma6t, se5dblt ieien.
Die i3ett iei ni@t mebr fern, mo es
feline iesise Steauns inter ben Sea
tionen ni@t mebr bebaupten tonne
unb frob iein mafe, Elm Staat i'm
amerifanii@en Staatenbun6e gu iein.
&i@tis On bieier 8%ebauptuns lit nur,
baB England mebr unb mebr rid
mdrts sebt, bab es aber ie gu eine,
rameritanil9e S6beration" seb0rer
tonne, i9eint nt9t lebr mabrl9etnli9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Sn @aorih bat am Montaa B

Sn @aorih bat am Montas bic
&r0nunsswo@e besonnen. YIN Samz
flag mirb a0nis Mfons Der Oreissbn>
tie Is Sabre alt unb bemna3 Der ipaz
nii@en Serfaiiuns sufolse srobidbris.
Son ienem Sage an mirb er bas to-
nisli@e S3epter trasen. Ote ar0z
runs mirb Der grsbil@of uon Mabrib
rnb Elm pdpftli9er 2esat pornebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Sn siner lesten Oonneritas In ct.
Yaul sebaltenen Seriammluns bes re-
publifanii9en Staatszg entralcomites
uurbe Der 1. Suit als Sag CUR abs
baltuns Der Staats gonuentton be-
fttmmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Sislang bat &it9ener nod feinen
Befebl erlalien, ale 8urenfuabeu pom
10 Sabren unb barber nieberSui@ie.
Ben, unb bod senoB Der eble 2orb TO-
melt ben moblperbienten &uf zines ut=
iibertroffenen S1tnberbanneS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

2siner iinn audi bte Sti@wablen In
Srantrei9 gu @uniten bes &atbolitens
f"rsiIers @albed &ouhean aussefals
len. sSn benz i96nen Srantrei9 i9eint
man li9tl9eu bleiben 81 molten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Yrin, Setnri9 pon Preuben bat
bas SdloB &beinitein BET 8insen am
&bein seerbt. Oasielbe uurbe ibm
pom Yrin3en @eors pon 9obensol=
Tern, einem Better bes Prin5en, Der
am 4. Scat itarb, perma9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

IS fno nautentli9 @esetarianer,
alio 9eute, bic niemals Sleii@ eiIeu,
aud weun ite es besablen t0nnen, mel=
DE es unternebmen, bic Menl9en noe.
gen Der euormen Sleii@preiie gu tr6=
item. ste iasen gang einfa@, es iei ia
sar ni@t natbis, Sleii@ gu eiien, benu
r1an tonne au@ obne Sleil9 fertis
ruerben. Das lit ein i@le@ter Eroft.
gs sibt eben Weniden, bic iebr germ
ein sutes Stid Tleii@ efien unb es
iebem anberen Nabrunssmittel poraie=
BEN, wenn fte au@ anbere Nabrunss=
mittel, wie gum 8etiptel &artofeln,
grbien, 8obnen, 2inien unb berslei=
den, bur@aus nt@t ueri@mdben. Col:
den 9euten t6nnte man ebenio gut ia.
gen, iie brau9en feiu Sleii9 gu eiieu,
mie BEN &au@ern, iie brau9en ni@t gu
rau9en. @er germ rau9t, tauft iid
Eabat ODER gtsarren ; ebenio sebt es
Dem Sleii9eHer, er tauft ft@ Tleti9.
llnb NIT Ne9t ,pirS Ct entriftet, rpenn
bic aewiHenloien Eruits tim bas
Sleii@, feline 9iebltnssipeiie, pers
tbeuern. Da liest ber 9unb besra=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Sn Sa9e Ser Nddftenltebe laiien
bic Ser. Staaten ii@ ni@t lumpen.
CUR sinberuns bes srsBen @lenbs,
bas bic Sniel Marttnique betrofen,
bewiaiste Der gonsreB 5000, 600,
pdbrenb Yrdiibent &ooleuelt cine 8e=
piuisuns BON $500, 600 empfoblen
batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Bic amerifaniI&e Saubelsfamm,

Die ameritamii9e 9anbelstamme.
in Manila bat es fur ansebra9t er:
a9tet, bic Mrmee sesea bic miiiten
Insrife Der Demasosen" in ben Der.
Staten In S@ut gu nebmen. 9m
per itnb benn eisentli9 bic Mttslie=
Der bieler %ebrenwertben &0rperi@aft9
Ntemanb anbers als bic. @rabi@er
unb Spetulanten, wel@e auf Soften
Der unsladli@en Silipinos In furaer
3eit fteinret@ gu uerben bofen. Oie=
ie &eprdlentanten bes nforti4rittli9en
&ommer3taltsmus" a%pplaabiren laut,
wenn ginseborene, wel@e bic Seq
nunsen uniere b0beren &ultur ni@t
ueriteben wouen, gu Eauienben absez
19la9tet merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Der redte Nanrt fur ben re@ten
Ylab i9eint gbas. $. Brent, Der neus
ernannte 8ii@of Der gpisfopal: Stride
fur bic Ybilippinen gu fem. Ser MIR.
bise @ottesmann ertldrt NIT erfril9en=
Der Ofenbeit, baB er Elm entbuliaitiz
l@er grpaniionift iei un6 it@ ben &u,
tut I'M bic &onititution i@eere. Sn
ieinem neuen Nrbeitsfelbe boffe er
slei9fals grpaniion fur feline Stride
MAIDEN gu fOnnen. Ser 9err u8tz
I9of" lit elmer iener @tferer, mel@e
ba3u berufen gu ieiu %slauben, ben ia
tbolii@en Silipinos unlere ub0bere
&ultur" unb BEN Proteitantismus aufz
3ubrdnsen. Das 1T bic anbere Seite
Der Benevolent aiitmilation" ; auf BET
einen Seite arbetten uniere Solbateu
NIT Seuer unb S@wert, auf Der an
beren bic @eitnnunSsSenoiien 8ti@ofs
Brent NIT ben @affen bes Settles. "
9as grakli&e llnslid, wel@es abe,
bic tletne Sniel Martinique bereinSe.
bro9en lit, ruff bic tnntsite Ebetlnab=
me ber sanaen @elt mad. @ir fte,
ben bier Dor elmer iener elementareu
&ataitropben, ber meni9li@e Wa9t
unb meni@li@es @ifen sesenabe,
pouftdnbis obnmd@tis iinb. Gin Na:
tur : Pbdnomen, bas In unSlaublid
tur3er 3eit blibenbe Stdbte unb O0r.
fer pernt9tet, bas Meer bts In ietn'
tiefiten Tiefen aufrabrt unb san3e &c.
| nerationen babinitredt, erinnert aud
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

ltnn mieberum beiBt es, btesmal
aus gang ~uerbirster Auelle, baB Der
bo9m'fte Sii9of Webmer BON Green
Ban, @is., gum grSbii@of uon Ma:
Mia ernannt morben 1ei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

9einrt@ 8eble, mel9er Sabre lang
gu ben Feibisen beuti@en Sarmerr
bieies Eomns 3dblte, lit bieier Sage
nod @orb.D afota sereiit, mo er eine
Sarm iein gtsen nennt. Die beiten
@hni@e ieiner bteiisen Sreunbe Bee
Sletten i'm auf 1ein reues Mrbeitsfelb.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-26

The Peoples Bank of Americas, w.
II. Simmons president, made an as
Segment last Thursday morning. The
closing of this we'll known financial in
stitution created considerable sur
prise, as it was always accorded liberal
patronage
President Simmons, in personal in
terview, saws reports of insolvency ma
llciously circulated started quiet run
which extended nearly all the week,
during which time the bank paid out
all available funds. Realizing the in-
eyitable result he voluntarily made an
assignment to G. r. Ellis. President
Simmons stated that the assets are
more than sufficient to Offset liabili-
ties.
The Peoples Bank of Americus was
capitalized at fifty thousand dollars.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-26
FEARS GRASSHOPPERS.
Government to Send an Expert
to Kansas.

We noted the other day the uneasl-
ness that had been caused in certain
Kansas town by the prophecy OF u
baby that there would be Give years
of famine in Kansas" At the age OF
few weeks, it was stated, the baby had
uttered the words quoted and repeated
them at intervals ever since. Now
theganxiety of the Kansans has been
augmented by the report OF agents OF
the.agricultural department sin Kan
sas to the effect that there will be
visitation.of grasshoppers in the state
this year. The observations OF the
AGENTS have been submitted to Chief
Entomologist Howard in Washington,
and he agrees that from all indications
the grasshoppers arc due to make
their appearance early in the summer.
An expert has been sent, to Kansas 10
devote all OF his time to studying the
climatic and other conditions under
which grasshoppers breed, and the
chief entomologist will then endeavor
to find some preventive which will ex-
terminate the pest fore the grass
hoppers become capable of injurlng
the crops.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-26
BRYAN MOVE TO HIS BARNS.
Democratic Leader Quits City
Life for the Country.

A Lincoln. Neb., dispatch says: Col
onel Bryan has taken up the life of a
farmer in real earnest. His house
hold goods sbave been moved to his
farm few miles southeast of Lincoln.
The residence at 1925 ID street has
been rented and may be sold.
For the next six months the Bryan
family will live in barn. In Septem-
Der Mr.. Bryan hopes to have his new
$40, 900 residence near by ready for oc
cupancy. The barn is not the small
one pictured in the newspapers dur
ing the 1900 campaign, but is new one
of large proportions, built of brick
plastered and partitioned, The old
barn and farmhouse have been moved
to another part of the farm.
A sentimental reason dictated the
choice of moving day. Fifteen years
ago the organs, then but a few years
welded, first occupied the d street
house. Thursday. when it is expect
ed the moving viii be complete,
is Mr.. Bryan's AZ birthday. The new
home is on a knoll overlooking Lin
coin.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-26
1000 WOULD MARRY HIM.
Minister Receives Many Answers
to an Advertisement.

Rev. George w. Brewnback OF Head
ing, Pa, is by no means a mossoack'
He believes ia the value OF advertis-
ing, even as an aid to matrimony. Re
Gently he determined that he woulo
make some woman happy, and insert
ed ~ s.wana adj ia paper inviting
proposals. He claims to have reeelVeu
no less than 1000 replies from women
each of whom acknowledged her will
ingless to become Mrs. BrownoacK'
From among this great number OF
eager women the reverend gentleman
has selected seven candidates Tor MS
favor. whom he will personally IN
spect. After the inspection ne Will
announce which one among the thous-
and he will honor with his hand ana
name. Brownback says his Is the
only proper method of selecting WIFE,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-26
HORNED MAN A FAKE.
Undoing Comes to wild" Man
of Central America.

The horned man from Central
America, whom an article stated few
days ago had been secured by DR..
Dodge, of Waycross, was arrested in
Valdosta and fined in the mayors
court for firing his pistol on the
streets.
Incidentally was disclosed a very
clever fake. The alleged freak, who
is an ordinary looking negro when his
horns and tusks are off, gives his name
as Calvin Byrd. He had suffered an
incision made ia his scalp and a thin
piece of metal slipped under the skin.
To this piece of metal was attached
two upright standards, over which his
horns were slipped and screwed -.
They fitted sLugly and defied detection
by the ordinary observer. The tusks
which he wore were slipped over his
eve teeth and protruded from his
mouth couple of inches.
Byrd had beer on exhibition in Val
dosta day or two lin charge of a
couple of Wavcross men.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-26
A BIG BANK FAILURE In AMERICUS.
Hands of ASsigneer After Quiet Run By
Depostors Sumter County Had $1,000 Deposit
Rumor Weakness Said to Have Had Malicious Origin

President Simmons controlling large
majority of the stock, while members
of his family had thirteen thousand
dollars deposited there.
Sumter county had over six thousand
on deposit, while other depositors had
amounts ranging from few dollars &c
two thousand. The total amount due
creditors may aggregate thirty thou
sand dollars.
President Simmons was a personal
friend of the late Charles Broadway
Rouss and former business associate
in New York When Rouss died re-
Gently some one in Americas started
the rumor that President Simmons
bank would probably be affected there
by. The id.e story was repeated and
embelllished with the result that the
run on the bank was precipitated.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-26
Man HELD CAPTIVE In
blush" FOR IL YEARS.
AMERICAN GIVEN UP AS DEAD IS
HEARD FROM.
Mine Magnate, Capturee by Australian
Bushmen, Is Hele Prisoner for
More Than Decade.

After twelve years imprisonment
among the bushmen in Australia
Joseph j. Gill, son of the late Thomas
Gin, well known Brooklyn, N. Y,
I manufacturer, has been heard from by
his family, who bad mourned him as
dead.
Gill left home in 1886, and in 1893
his wife, believing him dead, married
again.
On August IS, 1886, Joseph G. Gin
sailed from New York for Australia
where be had extensive mining inter-
ests. The mines were situated about
500 miles from Sydney and Gill expect
ed to be gone two or three years. He
left behind wife and two children,
boys of seven and FIVE years, respect
lively.
For two years letters were received
regularly. His mining interests were
prospecting and he hoped soon to return
TO the United States, he wrote in his
last letter.
A period in which no tidings were
received from Mr.. Gill followed, and
then came letter from the American
consul at Sydney, N. S. W., stating
that Joseph Gill, a wealthy nine OPP
orator, and four companions had been
amhushe1 and killed by Australian
bushmen in Australia not far from the
mines which the Brooklyn man con-
trolled. In letter just received
from Gill says:
sin 1886 left my home in Brooklyn
for Australia, where | was held cap
tive in the interior by bushmen until
two years ago. | then came to these
islands and entered the campaign with
Macabebe scouts. Prior to Aguin-
aldo's capture | was severely wounded,
and am afraid am a cripple for life
| am now working my way back to
SydIey, Australia, to my wife and
| child.
The Brooklyn police had little diff
Guilty in finding ellis mother Cable
messages were at once sent to Gill at
Sydney.
No details have yet been received
concerning Gill's Imprisonment among
the bushmen who murdered his four
companions. After his escape Gill is
sal TO have attempted to secure in
formation concerning his family The
private detective whom he is said to.
have employed reported that his wife
was dead, and soon afterwards Gill
married dney woman.