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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-25
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-25
To manage the Giants.

New York, Jan. 25.-Horace S. Fogel,
of Philadelphia, has been signed by
Andrew Freedman to manage the New
York baseball team during the coming
season. Fogel has been identified with
the game since 1881. He managed the
Indianapolis National League team in
1887 During the recent years Fogel
has been engaged in newspaper work
at Philadelphia. 1t is understood he al
ready has signed six players for the
New York team.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-25
CHORUS OF LOO VOICES.
Songs of the Fatherland to Greet
Prince Henry.

Chicago, Jan. 25-Songs of the faith
erland, rendered by chorus of LOO
voices will greet Prince Henry of
Prussia on his arrival at Chicago, If
the plans now being considered by Chi
cago German societies shall be adopted
Thomas orchestra has been provision
ally engaged for the occasion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-25
TO VISIT ST. LOUIS.
Prince Henry Will Be in the Mound
City About March s.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 25.-President
Francis of the Worlds fair has received
the following message from Washing
ton:
German embassy states today that
Prince Henry will go to ST. Louis
about March s."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-25
WILL BOOM WARNER.
Fifth Ward Roosevelt Club to Meet
Monday.

A mass meeting of the Republicans
of the Fifth ward has been called for
Monday night, January q, at the Third
Baptist church, at the corner of
Eleventh and Washington streets. The
meeting will be under the auspices of
the Roosevelt Republican club, and viii
be for the purpose of booming James
s. Warner for councilman from that
ward. Jackson's band will furnish
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-25
Earl of Rosslvn Divorced.

Edinburgh, Jan. 25-The court today
granted the Earl of Rosslyn a divorce
from his wife, Who was Miss Violet De
Grey Viner, on the ground of deser-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-25
SIX WERE SHOT.
Result of the Latest Kentucky
Feud..

London, KY, Jan. 25.-News has been
received here of a fierce fight in which
seven men participated on Buck creek,
in Owsley county, the result of an old
grudge between Newt Brewer and Geo.
Scott. Six of the seven were wounded.
Dave Brewer, Newell Brewer and
George Scott were so badly wounded
that they NAV not recover.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-25
Rest and Health to mosher and ohlld

MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING sYREF
BY MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and Is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA- Scld
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure to ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind. 1We1-
ty-five cents a bottle.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13
WORLDS FAIR NEWS.

Denmark has begun the collection
OF national exhibit for the World s
! Fair at st. Louis.
i The idea of corn palace for the
Iowa State building is warmly APP
proved in that State.
A great descriptive map of Texas
is to be one of the features of the
exhibit from that State.
The general synod of the Reform
ed Church in session at Baltimore
adopted a resolution tavoring an
exhibit of the church at the World 5
Fair.
Elmer e. Johnston, executive
commissioner of the Washington
State Commission, VIII visit st.
Louis this month to select a site
for the Washington building
Letters and newspapers received
from Europe show a widespread
interest in the proposed Parliament
of Editors at the Worlds Fair, as a
part of the series of international
Congresses.
Mrs. w. p. Prentice, of Spring
Valley, Cal, has presented to the
San Diego Chamber of Commerce
collection of 700 stuffed birds
found in San Diego County. This
collection Will form a part OF the
bird exhibit from Southern Cali
fornia at the Worlds Fair.
F, Joseph Dietrich, appointed by
the Stockton, Cal, Chamber OF
Commerce to collect the World S
Fair exhibit for Central California,
has begun his work. Commissioner
Dietrich Will at once select samples
of fruit and grain for preservation,
and has asked the cooperation of
producers to secure the best results.
John Barrett, Worlds Fair Com
missioner General to the Orient,
addressed DIS students at the
kamehameha school, Honolulu, dur
ing his stop in the Hawaiian Islands,
discussing the Worlds Fair at
length, explaining the Louisiana
Purchase and It's important bear
ing on the destiny of the United
States.
The Kentucky Exhibit Associa-
ton has been organized to raise
100000 for a State exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. Back of the Asso-
citation are the commercial organi-
cations of the State. An executive
committee of fifteen members will
govern the Association, whose
membership will extend to all parts
of the State.
Governor ]. X. Toole, of Mon
tana, having visited st. Louis, says:
THE Worlds Fair at st. Louis
will undoubtedly be the greatest
ever given anywhere. Preparations
for it are being made on a grand
scale. With another year in which
to work on the construction and
for the preparation of State and
foreign national exhibits, the eX-
position should surpass anything
ever before attempted.
The popular notion among the
people Of the North with regard to
the resources OF Louisiana is much
too narrow. To her cotton planta-
tlons, her timber areas and rice
fields she adds large interests in
fish and oyster production, sulphur
and rock salt mining and the work
ing of vast deposits of petroleum.
Governor Heard has recommended
the appropriation of 100000 for
the exploitation of these and other
state interests at G. Worlds Fair.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13

manders-in Chief of the British
forces in South Africa, Butler, Rob-
erts and Kitchener.
Principal Boer Commanders -
Joubert, Botha, De Wet and Delarey.
Cincinnati Times-Star.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13

Moss DRUG STORE

They are proud that the survivors
OF the Lost Cause revere the memo
ry OF that tor which those survivors
sacrificed so much, because they
know that the Southern soldier was
worthy to meet the bravest of the
sturdy soldiery of the north on the
field of courage.
That war ceased and thence forth
the South has kept the faith; she
has sought to re-un1te the broken
bonds and to live as one people in
one land under one flag AS eyi-
dence of her sincerity she gave to
the Federal army, for the Spanish
war, a Lee and a Wheeler, two of
her noblest veterans; she offered
the services of thousands of her
youngest blood and she yields to
no section the palm for patriotism
and fidelity to our own Stars and
Stripes. We ask to honot@ he mem
DRY Of our dead for
"Their memories e'er shall remain
for us
And their names, bright names,
without stain for us;
The glory they won shall not wane
for us,
In legand and lay
Our heroes in GRAY
Will forever live over again tor us. "
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13
NUGGETS FROM GEORGIA.

1t sometimes happens that the
man WhG spends most of his time
praying for rain is the first to be
struck by lightning.
No matter what we say about
the world, the fact still stands that
it's the very best world we've had
any experience Of so far.
The world rolls SO close to the
glorious hereafter that many
sinner has an uncomfortable feel
ing that his clothes are scorching.
The Wiregrass Blade man has
discovered this unique epitaph in
a cemetery in Emanuel county:
"Here lies my uncle, Peter Jones,
A man Of modest habits;
He spent his Sundays at the church,
Or else in hunting rabbits"
X y \
Sorrow and song
Are not for long
ThOrns with the roses springing;
In the world there's woe
ut was fashioned SOL
But the song is worth the singing.
Never a night
That is lost to light
Dreams to the sad soul bringing.
The Wlntry way
Still holds to May,
And the song is worth the singing!
We note that some of the breth-
rem who can't write dialect are
busy contributing to The journal
of American Folklore.
An epitaph on veteran who
was hard to kill reads: Fought
through three wars, married six
times, but died at lastn'
SUNSHINE AND STORM
1t takes but a wee bit O. troub
To sweeten the old world al6A1
The rains in the dark cloud, my
dearie, W
But the worlds full Of sunshine ant
song!
Frank L. Stanton in Atlanta Con
Stitution.
Moore Milling Co, gives the best
flour and meal in exchange for corn
and wheat.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13

Moore Milling Co. gives the best
-four and meal in exchange for corn
and wheat.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13

The brave and gallant who wore
the blue recognized that the strife
was one tor principle, and they ac-
corded to their Southern brother
the right to honor their dead as we
this day are assembled to do. They
accord the right to erect monuments
as we did in this place last year.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13

W WPGp @ g ssGsJ 1899 UNION
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13

An epitaph on a veteran who
was hard to kill reads: Fought
through three wars, married SIX
times, but died at last''
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13

But the worlds full Of sunshine ana
song!
Frank L. Stanton in Atlanta Con
Stitution.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-01

NJ. B. Mercer, who formerly conduct.
ei II drug store here, has returned to
Sumpter to reengage In the same bust.
mess. He has rented the store room now
occupicd by Tom Dunphy aud will take
possession as soOn as the latter's brick
building is completed aud he vacates his
present quarters. In the meantime, Mr..
Mercer has secured one side Of Campbell
n Landreth's jewelry store and will open
up u stock of drugs there next week. He
is n thorough druggist, exceptionally
competent IN the work of con,ounding
prescriptions, and is sure To step into u
paying business from the start.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-01

kane. superintendent Kennerly has
finished building the necessary houses at
the property and hss commenced driv.
ing the tunnel, which will be done by
hand for u distance Of about twenty-five
feet.
Postmaster Tom Costello, Of Gable.
vile, WAS In town Monday. lie says
work In being actively pushed ON all the
leading mines IN Cable Cove district ut
this time. A ledge was recently cut in
the long tunnel on the Baby Mckee, but
no one, aside from the people at the
mine. knows anything about the chsrac.
ter and size of the ore body.
Married, in this city, Thursday, Sep.
tember 25, 1902, Mr.. Sam Duncan, Of the
Columbia mine, and Miss Allie Fleming,
Of Baker City, Rev. Mr.. Wilder officiating.
Mr.. Duncan IL an employe Of the Colum.
bin mine and IL well and favorably
known In this section. The bride has
been visiting with relatives ut the mine,
md IL most charming young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan have gone to
at the Columbia. Their
many friends wish them all happiness
md prosperity.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-01
Dedication Of the Msthodist Church.

The detiicatory services Of the new
Methodist church last Sunday were well
attended, the house being crowded botl,
morning and evening. The morning
sermon was preached by the Rev. DR..
Heppe and was an able and instructive
discourse ON the power of faith. The
evening sermon was delivered by Rev.
&. T.. Todd, of BAKER City, and WAS
listened u attentively by the large audi.
ence present. Dr. Mueller, chairman Of
the board Of trustees, made u statement
Of the finances of the church, which
showed they were IN excellent condition,
the result Of the untring energy and zeal
Of the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Wilder. The
singing by the choir received universal
ommendation.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mr.. Hennessey, Of Spokane, IL visitin
his brother, J. J.
r.. Harris, Of Milan, Missouri, arrive,
in town last week to visit his cousin, J
J. Sturyill.
Joe Mikel, formerly of this city, bu
now al Santa Cruz, California, arrived IL
town Monday on . short business trip
Tom Moffit, superintendent Uf the
Oregon Monarch, In In town today. II.
says everything In moving along smooth
ly and satisfactorily At that mine.
G. u. Porter, manager for eastern Ore.
gon Of the Inland Telephone and Tele.
graph company, was in town this week,
looking after the lines IN the Sumpter
district.
A. NJ. =. kirchheimer, n prominent
attorney of Prairie City. and W. W.
Watson, editor of The Miner ut that
place, passed through Sumpter yester.
day on their way to Portland.
Harry II. Burt, assistant organizer Of
the endowment rank knights of Pythias
for Oregon, arrived in town today to or.
ganixe u branch Of the order. so fur, he
has been meeting with excellent sncccss
among the Knights here.
DIR. Ion and T.. T.. Cleaver passed
through sumpter Sunday, On their way
u Prairie City. They report that the
sylvsnite lind In Wallowa county IL, un.
der development, proving 10 be the bly,.
eest thing In eastern Oregon.
u. A. Bryan, u mining expert from Sc.
attle, has been IN and around Sumpter
for several days past. lie has made
several trips here during the past year. |
Mr.. Bryan was for Y number Of years
expert tor the late Marcus DAILY.
Charles u. Robin, formerly an attor.
ney IN this city, now located in Portland,
WAS In Sumptcr several days this week.
lie owns the Robin addition tn Sumi-
ter, south of town, and il here at pres.
cnt as the representative of the pianola.
lion. NJ. Il. Reese. cx.chief justice Of
the supreme court of Nebraska, and Al.
torney l. u. Hatfield. of Lincoln, both
friends of d. l.. killrn, are IN Sump,er.
They ARE here to inspect the gold fields
of eastern Or, gon, with n view u in.
vcsting.
Taylor Il Bevis will reopen the Capital
Hotel bar u, an early day, after remodel
my and rchtting the place IN elegant
style. They will put in II complete stock
oi good goods, wines, liquors aud cigars,
and run u high class resort, as both
know how to do.
sheriff u, X. Brown has been in
Sumptcr for several days past and is To.
day, to accommodate local taxpayers.
Taxes become delinquent October Il.
when u twelve per cen, penalty is added.
and the property involved viii In ahver.
,ised for sale, involving additional ex-
pense.
Mr.. Smith, partner ri Arthur Browne,
the eminent mining engineer, arrived
from the east several days since aud will
make Sumpter his headquarters in
Iuture. The gentleman wis formerly
professor of geology and mineralovy at
'ornsll, aud has won Tor himself IN en-.
iiable name IN the scientific world.
The machinery for the Gold Coin air
compressor has arrived. II il Of the
Rand make and Was shipped from Spo.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-01

Fresh candy daily at Hoffman's Bak'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-30

oMein 9ruoer iagt, Die Weoi5in
bes Shlpar5rodS lei itarf. Sat er
etiua 0eoi5in bon N6tben, INN ieinen
@tlltb 81 itdrfen? &iobba pertraut
auf ieinen itarfen @rm uno branft
feinen 3altberer. @as lit aus ben
Suronen geporoen, ieit Der ipeiBc
3allberer bel ibnen nobnt2 Beiber
limo tie ~gepproen ltnb 8errGtber, Die
nit Dem peiBen Wann fdmpfen gegen
Die Sobne hires Bottles. Stud Dem
weiBen 3auberer, er ioa iterben."
Or ioa iterben!" fam bas edo
bon mebreren Seiten.
@ieber traten ginige fir ben
Sdporarof elm. Die 9eratbung
uurOe parm. Die 2eioeni6aft lieB
Die &eoner lire ionItige &llbe nno
adlte bergeiien. ga gebot ser
SGuptling &iooego <be unb ipra6:
~Meine 9riiber itreiten, aus neI6em
@runo Ser S6par5rof in Dies 2onb
detommel1 ltno mas er mill BEL oen
S0bnen Ser 8iloniB. 2aBt bas
gleitlgeiidt iel6er o~iltlporten. 9inoet
e5 los uno fiibrt es por."
gs geidab. Mit frieSfi6em
grnIt itano Der Erieiter Dor Der Ser
iammlung.
Gortietuns folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-30
10.
Sas SrinfGclaae.

&urse 3eit mad Der glnfunft i'm
W~obaipfoorie mar cine feline Nbtbeis
lima nod Der nGbiten boaGnOiiden
Sanoelsfaftorei Sort Srunien ae5o-
aen. Inn einen Sbeil Der 8ellte gegell
Eltlper, 9lei, giienwaareu mo Dor
Iaem gegen Den mnpermeiolihen
Gaum ein5utauIher. Sie Soten
pareu uuertportet raid Sltriifgefebrt
unD brabten &ilm, piel &um. Slt.
belno puroen lie begriiBt unb iofort
nah Dem nGditen cine Ginlaolrng ge-
ididt. Ser rothe Wum, beiien Sip,
pen einmal baS r6euermaiier" be.
neBt bate, mar mie Ser Si9er, Der
Menihenbliit gefoItet. gr uerlangte
nah mebr. Gin mirrer SGrm orang
binauf 8ilr Slodbiitte, no Eater gre.
benf NIT ieinen 2eioenSgeiloiIen iaB
unb ihnen Ole ibone Seididte bes
G9pptiiden Soieph er56blte.
.@as bebeutet bies, mem Sobn?"
fraate er Den n@olf".
DtSelterlpaner mar ore fltr6e Unit
mort. ,Seute Ibenb miro Der 900.
hanf ein touer SuuO iein, Der Inn
iih beiBt."
Ser a@oli" batte ri6tia g%eratben.
8eaGn slbenb murben ole Sbiiren
oes @efGugniiies felt berrammlelt
rno cine 0reiiad) ltGrtere @adje oo.
Dor aeItellt, nm Die 8eimlgeneu Dor
Der blinben @uth ser getrunfenen
an idiiscu. llntcH i'm Sbalarunb
aber brannten Srcuocnicler, uulo Ser
luiiite 2arm bes TriufgelngeS brons
NIT ieoem Ili9eublid louter ollr6 ole
title Hadtluit. Sn @ruppen iaBen
Die WobaDffrieaer, grel beihienen
bon Den rotben Slammen, Die I'M
Santle oeS Ibenorpinoes airf uno
nicoer iladerten. Ser ionIt 10 ernite,
piiroepoae Snoianer pur0e unter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-30

Ser Surone liege nod unten, unb
burd Die per5meifelten 8erlud)e Der
unten liegenpen, iid los5umaGenL in
ibrer Weinning beltGrft purben.
Nm Gnoe bes Oorfes erblidte Ser
Y@olf" ben fleinen 2onis, Der bon
elmer Shoor Wobapfbrtben nit
Steiucn perfolgt uurbe. @euig
S1be bradten Den Suronen CUR
Stelle. Die ju1gen GllGler Itoben
ultseiuanoer, Der Surene faBte 9puiS
I'M Saufe uno itiirmte, i'm IN ieiren
Irmen bergenb, ben Siigel binunf.
Sn einigen Iugenbliden bate er ben
rettenOen Yfabl erreidt. Sier ltan.
ben bercits Die ltebrigen, beneH er
Die 9abu frei gemadJt. Eater 9re-
beuf blutete aus elmer @uroe am
Sopf bie elm Steimpurf linn perltr.
iuft batte. slu6 Die Suronen batten
einige tilhtige Shrammen rno Ben.
len Oapongetragen. IQmGblif
~itellte iih Die geidlagene grnlee Der
@tobaDfmeiber gleibfalls oben elm.
Die inoianilde Site perbot ibnen,
Die @efangenen fir Den g(lgen6lid
nod meiter tbatli6 al belGltigen.
Nber IN Eeoen madten tie ibrem
Ieraer Inn 10 freier Suit.
u@arte, bis Oh am WarterpiabI
Itebit", iGrie cine, ole SGuite i6iit.
telno, Dem y @olfe" 5u. n9ann
ruirit on ben Sqltams Ger Wobapfs
nift mebr entflieben!"
.Su, mir lperoen feline Ifnellen
Seine rotten uub nit 0ooelu ite6en",
brobte Die 3peite.
sd DerOe Dir einen Singer ab.
beiBen", murmelte Die @lte, oeren
aeifnollene 9ippen bcpieien, pie gut
Die 6auIt oes Suronen iie getroiien.
Ser D@olf" ifaute nit rltbiger
Seradtuna auf ieine Srdnger uno
lGhelte. 0aruui mrlroen Die Sc.
fa%nQenen gefeiielt uno na6 Ser Slods
bite in 8%emabrium gebratt. 9is
tief IN Ole Hadt biuein orangen ole
ifauerlifen Cone pilber aNegsge.
ianae an ibr DIR. lin grobe Seller
tonaeno, feierteu Die Mobalpfs ibren
SieG. Sn elmer ounfelu gfe bes
8eiGngniiies aber fniete Slater Sre.
beuf unb betete:
30 Serr, itdrfe beine Siener gum
Sampled"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-30

Ser &riessrat6.

gs mar am Gage na6 Dem 8elage
aeaGt Sonnenuntergang. yin Die 90
Wobaipftrieger maren IN Der &atbs.
bite periammelt. ollie iaBen alf
Den Serien nm Elm IN Der Witte brett
nenoes Seuer, oas yTatbsfeuer".
9ie trGftiden @eItaltcn maren be-
malt; ircferne IrmbGnoer 5ierten
hire Irme, bllnte Sogelfeoern ibre
Saare uno Sbren; IN ibren Naien
binaen Hiuge ,rno anoere 3ieraten.
glae 5ogen nit porpGrts geneigtem
&opf uno idpeigeno an Die @rbe &c.
beiteten @Iiden oen Haltf) ibrer
Tfeifen on iid) uno blieien i'm Damn
nah elmer laneen @eile bnrd Die BEL
Den Naienloher in 5mei itullnterbro.
henen Strablen lan9Iam mieoer aus.
SaS nennen Oie Snoiuner Den
Gaud, trinfen", nnb oas lit bel ibnen
elm 3eifen oes Na6oenfeus iiber
midtiae @egenitdnoe. Nahoem lie
lang genng ~nadseoadt. lllo &iooego,
Der i'm pradtigen Sduptlingsihmude
praugte, Die 8Gite aus Dem ndblteu
Sorfe gum Spre6en Elm. 0ieie per-
lanQten fllr5, Dab BON ben @efange.
men ibnen einiee sur Warter in ibrem
eiaenen Sorfe iiberlaiien miiroen; es
Wnrbe ibnen 5llgeltanoen uno orei
Der Suronen fir lie ansgeleien.
Damn iprlrbe Ser Heibe na6 iiber
Die anoern 8eiangenen perbanoelt.
&einer pollte lie an STEELE zines
tobten SaterS, Sruoers ODER Ser.
manoten an &inbes ODER Sruoers
Statt annebmen, pie Dies ionit mobl
aeid)ab. 60 nar ibr Coos entitie.
ocn. unb lie erbielten Iae einen
rotben Strihl oaS Sooesmal, auf
lire Stirne ge5eidnet.
IlS Ole Heibe OIL Yater 9rebelti
fam, erbob lib sic .@roBe Spinne",
Sutitorat's @ruoer, ein iebr ange.
iebener &rieaer, unb ergriif ooS
@crt. Gin giiieliel maate bon lei.
men breiten S6ultern; ein Salsbano
aus Den &lmieu bes gralteu 9Greu
hina. oreifaf nm ieinen Sails ge.
l1hunaen, oui Die SruIt berab; orei
3ierbanSer ans Der i1iqernben