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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23

THE number of burglaries aud lO highway robberies in Birmingham
 during the past two weeks has increased the sale of firearms over 100 per cent in the past week
 It was estimated last night by one of the largest dealers in the city that there are more pistols being sold in Birming- ham now than ever before in the history of the city. He stated that men who have never before entertained an idea of going
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23

armed are coming Into the stores now and purchasing pistols and ammunition. and remarlSlng that they propose to protect themselves and their families.
 This dealer said that the people are purchasing only the best brands of pis- tols, and those of large size. as if in- tended for the house. If for the pocket they would be smaller. He also stated that the present sale was quite a relief from the drop that pistols and firearms took after Judge Feagln started his cru
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23
"When We Were rwentv.one." ]"

Crowded houses have been the rule everywhere that When We Were Twen- ty-One' has been presented and when the story of the play, its conception the brilliancy of its dialogue and the min glng of sentiment and mirth are remem- bered' the large receipts can readily be accounted for. A good company will pre- sent this comedy drama at the Jefferson theater Christmas matinee and night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23
Dewey Going to San Juan.

San Juan, December 22.-Rear Admiral Sumner arrived here today and Admiral Dewey will reach here tomorrow. There will be a public reception and demon- stration in honor of Admiral Dewey who will go to the palace. escorted by ar tillery. and infantry, mounted police and accompanied by a procession of school children. The governor, the military com mandant and other officials will receive the admiral at the palace. The public re- ception will follow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23
Park to Succeed Wemyss.

Owensboro, Ky, December 22.-G A. Park, assistant general passenger agent for the Louisville and Nashville railroad at this point has been appointed general immigration and industrial agent of the line. to succeed R. J. Wemyss resigned, effective January 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23
At the 1ilou.

Did you see Ten Ichi and company last night at the Bijou? If you did not, then you missed a treat. If you also missed Sam Lockhart's elephants you com mitted sin which is only pardonable by going some other night this week. It Is an offering that one can hardly refuse to see at this time of the year, the time for accepting everything any one gives.
 Manager Wells gave the people some- thing good last night and they should ac- cept it with applause, and they did. Ten Ichi performed his tricks in the black art. He made fountains spring from fans. people, knife. an opium pipe and other articles He also allowed a committee to tie his thumbs and passed hoop through his hands while tied, or at least they appeared to the audience and the committee to be tied. He likewise passed committeeman. Wonderful and unexplain- able!
 Lockharts elephants did everything. They cakewalked, stood on their heads, played Home, Sweet Home" and did va rious other stunts which might also be classed with the marvellous. They are in a class by themselves and nothing can touch them.
 Tenny, the black-face comedian in the musical comedy act of Waterbury Broth CTS and Tenny, kept the audience laugh ing for long time. The brothers are good musicians and fine cornetists. The Flood Brothers are really premier acro- bats. Their hand-to-hand work was new in many places, and their comedy was not like that usually handed out by such a team. Rae and Broche, billed as ''rhe Funny Pair" did an unusual domestic comedy, the best of which was the "old mans" sidewalk talk on the various signs he had seen downtown. Miss Norton sang some parodies and told a joke or two.
 The show is a good Christmas present to Birmingham. F. H. B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23
Crane as David Harun.

William II. Crane will present David Harum" at the Jefferson tomorrow night The play while necessarily dealing with country life, is not of the ''b'gosh drama" It is not hayseed play, and Cranes DOT trayal of Harum is said to be one of the best things the actor has ever shown to the public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23
]. Lowinsohn's JeweIry Store.

Last Christmas at 200S First avenue; now at 1921 Second avenue. Prices prevail ing there are winning the trade of Christ mas shoppers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23

All kinds of cuts. Age-Herald En- graving Department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23
QUEEN
 LIQUOR co. Wholesale LIQUORS l.
l9l6 4th Ave.

The largest stock of Whistles a nd Wines carried by any house in the South. As we pay \ cash for everything we buy and operate on the smallest possible ex- pense, we can give you better goods for yourl money than any com7 petitor.
 Family trade a spe& ialty. Jamaica Rum for eggnog 75c per quart.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23

InC Cream, Santa Claus mold, Xmas IUC dinner. Warmers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
AT THE JEFFERSON.

Wednesday Night-WillIam H. Crane as David Harum."
 Thursday Matinee and Night "When We Were Twenty-one"
 AT THE BIJOU. Polite vaudeville all the Week-matl. nees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Special matinee Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23

Alabama Brewing Go.
 Bohemian Beer"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23

Irregular bowel movements lead to chronic constipation. Prickly Ash Bitters is reliable system regulator; cures per- manently.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-23

smoke in the city has been re special committee composed O; ris and Talley. with instruct certain what other cities did coal was used and to report
 sequent meeting" E. H
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

Bait. 6. &. llucr fremloqoc Der.
pnu for Spuo0Cu i'm Defamation oo
BON for nprpGrcuoc bPtiener en- Ior.
eueoc airfe8 Wcnlgheo / Chicago oQ
iinocr oct tIenIiQt at tilbgrc famine
S0miutO. Reijarotionen bICp un.
toQct. TormonOcn toffcoc Roit. iii
Ter ior SamOUrct % snifcOc @uoS
&eIiiQucliC oper bom / hans @Icr.
nina.
Toit. 6. 6. Softer r]eitQucrcnr iom
RcOofter al "9uObUrcren". Mtun
optOQ ocrpnn @irfcronoCt4 ,trroittIs
lima nnqoocu0c SfoIciaaen.
Icttc QioI0t iprifllt Broi. M. g.
@nnicr1 RPiiQnottou ION 9eiturcr o.
iuit tHeoloQlif Carer. Get blcu uotul.
at mou / SUnoOcu buroc tilfienOealUc
at Oct par 0cna HIgt at looe Oct blI
iorituuet at oen life amer Eroi. San.
ion 'om en- HeohjGIp, men iom Ocn
beoitc Diano ior StiainQen. C
mango iom uotaItc iig par ale emt,tu.
migc at 5onicu ifuIoc bIiOe peO 5fo.
len "a toItc poa Ocn melt onerfien.
Ocn6c Niuooc on bans ArbciOc pco
StOlcn o. Den uoeitC Ciuio oQ TatcIiC
han uD0cr / SamiuHOct.
SnnoOcu itemic 0erpuu ueo Rci=.
ming o0cr NoriIogct ira G~irfcraabct
ON At Eroi. 1uuion tor jim Rciiguc,
tor ilIbo9c. Iette bICU euitemmIl
pcotoaet. 3erpo bIeu Eroi. Sonioa
gJnet al ocH (i6 ban bCbDoc6c. ior at
QlUc Suor poo ocnnc Cpiororjna.
DIau eff ocrpou oucr til at bChonO !
acknowledgements. Jon blcu fortiat
gieuuem neutrality-suspicious..
Gitcrm II.
&inonRt al Rnit. I. Z. Carlton. Get
bIcu cnoGlia beiIuttet. al at Suuoocr
bruger $4,000 til @uQnimaaarbeiolt
iIig. at Sen uue 9pguIng 90 Reparu.
tIoutrHc pnu Dc gnmle Rppuinger "a
Gpisrelicn al Ct 8armeapparnt. ION
er ttiirTffCItat ior ole trc gUaniulgr
life ouerihncr uUuutc Gum. Zen al
"Sruitccsboar0ct" ircmIogtc Slau
hljr alliaaCt o. "Souroet" p0nlGaass
at fuu Nuucrnc irrdHorct, ian If 9na,
miupcn fife opcriugfr 0cuHc Gum.
gu 6iHnusogcnt uUIJe@. ION mocr
Nuitruftioncr ira "SruitCc&bodrbet
iOreitaar ,MibiomljuaCI.
Gpsutngsicrstosenost pdabesprtoes
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

teen til at 9iennem9oa Jormnn0ens
% Sefretprer8 Sn0beretninger.
Slnoittat1ta ira 8irferaooet. Dis.
ic oil ieuerc blioe bebunolet punttpis
/ inobroQt Sroen N}ou off berefter
ODER til Dag$orocnen .
Guit. Shoma6 6anion ioreilo9. al
Irfiteft Sbori bIep opior0rct til al
Qiue en- OpInSuing, on bnnb De for,
ifieQiQe 9u9ningCr foitcr. ga erfcItc
/ TorinmItnQcu life ficu0tc til Ga
gen. oa Der bar Ell i%oqfnrbiQ Wdub
tiIItroc.
otter loqCn Iebot blep bette til.
Itentt, og 4rfitcft Sbort toq bcrpoo
Inlconina I'll al 8toc OpiD$nlnder
%on9aaen0c Briien pnu DC iorifiPaipG
8pqninqer, iom hans Gtrmo hur op.
fgrt iunlt on 8pQniuQeu / Iulutb.
SslQenoc 6oriIog bIcn itent opCr
loen Iebut:
8i taffer Duluth Tor Den ubpiItC
Spmpatbi ior bort Irbetoe. men far
life iom Oct mi er peotnqc Silbuoet.
vi mootnqer Silbuoet ira Rer
@ira meO luf % beiIutter oa til al
ucoblipc / Aeo WtnQ.
Qnit. q. !. @obrc: Wan iorciInor
al toffc 1ulutb. ION life hur Qiort
noqct Gilbuo % RimcnpoIio bin
life crtanng tuffet, lom 0oQ 10 hnI
gipet ct oirfeligt GiIbuo.
0elegat q. !. AieIiou: 8i hanOs
Ter oItfor hptrtiat. REQ @ing tilbu.
. ser aItior Itoct, IeIequtioucu pcE
I life, hpno 0en itCmmer FOR,
IoriIua ON at 9eitemmeIiell, al
Spnooeu autugcr SiIbuoct ira ReG
Wing blir refoniioeret. bIeD tilitemt
8. 8. 9ergslnno: vi mao oaioc
hape ct 6oriIna, iom aour no poa. al
nj tuffcr Miunedpolis FOR 5ilbuoet
men at hi life fan mOOtaQc Bette.
I"ir4oag gftermi6b ag
- Nnoaat oeo TeIcqut ,{uita0.
I. @n0eriou snifcoc al UioC, or
Gco Ming hor bctinact fit Silbltb, %
ON 9uquiqcn mo foitc $4,000
ON man ifot ioa DC $1,000. caer pii
RcS @iua purc iornsict. ON Der
bar Siffcrbco Tor. al Sfolen bin
2eo 8tun.
1elcaot I, Y, llluin: Srrr, a
bpis 9citPmmrlien bltr, at SnHobcr
bnnacr icr Htinbre, 100 maa ialiaIi
J 9lhraaspoerne tiIipsraes. men lee
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

for min Sci er iffc / Spil ON at Eli.
blt1et BOG blir aipet.
Get bIep ocrpaa beiluttet. at $40.
fen fortirtteS | Heo @ira. riterot Ct
Subitiiut ansooenoe en- M anbunS.
fomitc por neoitcntt.
Dan gif ocrpoo inei nleo at be.
bnnoIe gIanerne for ben me 8ug.
ming.
arfiteft 5bori ira ct! Baul bleu
Nerpao aumoSet ON at iorflore be
glouer, iom hans 5irmo bor iorbe.
reOt for GruiteeS gonrDet. Zen pua.
tGnftc gpgniua er | arrit floSiiit
Still, TO gtaaer mco @niemcut. Den
or al "prcieo brief" meo Noriinqer
/ Sern na Steu. Zen bar pua Tor.
fioeu ell itsrre "Eord," mco @rantt.
ieiler ca TO minorc pan @uNciacaocr.
ne. Zen inoe6oISer ct EorinmltnaS.
Iofolc, font bill bope SibbcpIooier FOR
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

iueo 30 oa geiinoiabeb. Gnfelte Ia.
lenadber furbe ia pGret Iiot amber.
leoes, men Der ifeoe life foget Grer.
1reb eller uoget ubefinoigt | roaen
&etniug, De Beilntninger. iom bleu
futtet, oil bnue piotrpftenbe getpo.
MING for Spnooen og bens Irentib.
let belle gou Snotrnf al. at 5pnoben
er NIB AZ Srtoiel oa BRfit.
SoeraIt bIep 7eliadterne msnt
meo Den itsrite 8enIiahe6 ca smsoe.
fommenheo. % man uopiitc ftor I'm.
tcreSie for MsOet. en- al be trnpIe
EorretntngsmPno bemRrfebe iii ell
on6eu ue6 Rsoets 5Iutninq. at BON
hauoe pGrPt ttIite0e peo bier eueite
SeSiion aftensmsoernc iu~6beinttrf.
@iGitiribcoCu Dor 10 Iiqeirem flor.
ortet. Ran taller ON Dem norife
@IUitfribeo. men itnSer ida0annc
Dtsocr bar man 900 anTebuina til
OF erfare ben rorif.nmerifanife 8ipit.
irtbco. ut Den life er fou Iibcr. fan
matt 10 iaa en- Toreitiaina ON, n11r
mou tor / 9ctrootnin1. at bet foffer
Mcniobc6en % oens 8enner $4,000
q $500 at uroerholbe TiQ en- FOR.
idutIinq Q. 10 Taae.
6. =. Rina'tab.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

5orionuingen til bprr hos tia at CT.
fienoe. at oct bebspes at eisrc noeet
for nor SnoremiSiion.
CT Offer til Snbremisdonen blep
cptoeet. Tette beleb Tia til S2tt.9S.
geo 8ienoptaaeITen at 6orbano.
Iineerne hIep feIaenoe Sogcr behnns-
let. fer man off opcr til IogSoroe.
men:
SubitiIliue ira SuOremisiiousbe.
Itnrelicu.
Snoftintna fra aomiteen iii at
aienncm8na Sfolebcitprercrs SSnobc,
retuie.
SnoitiIing fra aomiteeu til al
gienueitaod aiuamiSiion$beitnrel.
ienS Snoberetnina.
Sorulne fra aomttceu ill at
dierneiusaa Observation-Disclosures
Snoberetning.
SuSbcretrina (No. q fra 9omt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

ire 9mnoreoc. 0cnnc forblnoe9 Oeo
OobbeItosre mc0 TO andre RltnL laa
oct belle f1n rumme en- danife oniellQ
Iorlamltng. 9eStoruocu bar ben Q
itore aloSiermm to &]aborotoricr,
aoutor for @eitprcrcu. 8pmnaitlfIo.
foIe, &ibItotcfIofaIc ON.
Troi. u. q. @crQ@Iano opInitc
ocrpuu ON De melt ielrIlae Wouqlcr
og ON buorlebC9 ora'c oil bllpc al
biuIpue ont 0e III ombonbicOc &uQ-
niugsorbetoe blir uOiort.
0fon tPufer ogiod pda iommc (io
OF omgisrc alu@'crrmmtcnc til Be
boclieHrum for Stuoenternc. @iqc.
lCoes tPnfer mon nt bUqge / OCu rtuC
8nQntnQ ct 9nrmcoupurot, iom BIT,
tort NOT til at opoormC ale 9pgutns
Qerne / ct. &eoit pIlOc oct porc, ON
ri funoe foa en- iUrifilOt Nnquiul
for 8Grmeappuratet.
Der bIeO MT noQen Diffusion at.
Qonenoe oi5ie @laucr Gnfelte men,
te. at set MI pilOc bllyc onuiteliQt ut
ful0tsrc uue oisic Hlaner me0 mini
ore enc $4,000. SporqSmaulct Cr.
on life SumfuOct On oil IPsie pno
for itOrt &GS. Nuort 6oriIaQ. at
nlall bpager bare ct Cormitorn" %
ErtuctpnIboliq oq n,0rc DC nsopen.
oiQc ReparutionCr. loCt pt iuar inc
Snss og Sarmeapparctcr oin. TcttC
MI fun bItoe Oct holpc al uoGlitCrue
al De Elaner, ipm or 'remlogtc.
st Sorilaq fom mo. ON at mon
bpgGer Zig, nt Den me gpgntug %
ReporatiouerHe oq Oct lcle blir min.
ore END $4,000. ct bleu beiluttct
at pGIge en- SubflptIousfomitc pua
fem Weolemmpr iou unber INSECT
begunoer Subifriptioucu. %igeIeoCS
bieu oct 6eiIuttct. at man bar Ell Nj
teHiesiinn ira les I'll i2iO.
Subitriptioncu iuncs at Qau qoOt.
Gn bar tearet fla ipr $500; en- an
Den Tor $1,000; 5000; Here 500
oip. ~
Iirsoaa gftcu @n6ugt peo Eoit.
=. 3. Sec.
I'll Rcolcm Al Hlrfcrdaoct iitet.
for Or. z. :. SfctpoI0 iwu rciiauc.
reoc puIgtes @r. 6. ,<nirdb.
I'll ReNattsr irr "9uobTrcrcu"
uulatCs Baitor 6. =. softer.
8epiiionstcmite: 8rof. G. %.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

anbet Steo. Get bar meaem 20 %
30 Salooner. 8utteruc flager ppcr,
at 9pgutterre CT ilenme. Oct er
baarot at bpggc M, men gobt at iam'
lie.
8. g. Relion: 8t bpr life gao Is
Sunbreoe Nar tiIboge / Sioen oq II.
&c pan botIfct Steb ri ifoG tiIbeoc.
Selegat Glticfitoo: &paO er Oct,
'om bill aopue Souge8 SpnoOc for
Sremtioen? 9rooerligbeo og GuiQ.
heb or bpab ri trGlt9er.
GeIegat Bin; @r pooIoQt al min
Wcnigbeo at itelnmc ior Reo 8lna.
oeriom Der life err iuo itort Stlbuf
anbstiteos fra, at oct lsuner ii9 goot
at flptte. Oct fommer imiolcrtiG
frem, at Ser life er noQet ionount
Haar WaterinIeruc bIir btnt9e oq Ri
life fan inmlc Gcn9e. fon hi life bpa'
&c.
9eIegot Spitnb: Stemningen / BOZ
Wentabeb er IIi9, at SfoIen Dor bIi
hpor Den er. Si tar for me9et Sen.
inn til, bpao Seroen pil Qtpc oS. Tol
Dem or Der ingcn nnocu Scuipn enc
al be ianr igicu % for boer 9oQnr.
DC bar aiuet no.
Cos. Solution: St maa life forbu.
ite os.
I'll Ieolcmmer al aino.I iSiionS,
beitnrelien blcu nalgt Eait. q. 8
Oppcaaoro oa 8uit. Chr. .. BRO.
baIgb.
SirSboaSo rmiooaQ -
WisiionSprroifcu oeo %CSnorcmisli
ousiupertutenoeut u. q. Snnion. De.
bar ell aIoorIia og gribenoc GrGot
fen. iom bIep paabsrt meo itor Sp
~mpfiombeo al Ell itor 5oriamIirg
San ifiIhrcoe tiiilut meaet qribenoe
bporlcbes han unlia hapoe oGret DO:
ell Wa1lo, iom meo belle lit Sus irpa.
tcoe @lIb. 9enne bap6e en friiteliq.
iinoet San. iom hnpbr retit no iii
@aibinaton. % Iom neo afiteber
hnune 'looet 5orpl0rcnc at itau lat
reo lin Sro oa holSc neo al Isac Ono
Ioocren hnuoc imtolertio 9rcp irt
ham. hpori ban iortUHer at hnn iff,
paa ottc Raancoer bar bert @!lO,
Srh.
let CT oisic. iom nj moo uad mel
SrNct 90 Snfrnmenteruc 1errI
"a Iianeube Sfilbrtuger hnuoe Sper
J 5cpisninacns S9at meo fla % tnnnt
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

Sdmiot Troi. Com. 6. ainaitoo %
Sr, 9. n. lllpin.
areoSiprmGn6:
Chicago arenS, Gait. Z. SarrtS.
pile; Soma 9rcos. q. 6. 8icrito6
Maoiion arcnS, Rait. Z. Z. Gfic;
Reo @ina areSS, Bot. 81 6. Bon
nm; Moro Iatotu 9reoS. Bait. a. :.
aroaItao; SpS 1afotu arcoS, Bait,
8. RorSbccf.
iSor EMBELLISHMENTS.
Bolt. u. 3. CppeQaorS; Groi. i.
$. GIitn0 o9 Eoit. 6. 6. Softer.
Su&oaq m 3 90 q,
Iuoagt oco Goit. 3. Z. 9oracu.
70 Weolcmmcr al SuoremisiiouS,
%beiturclien; Erof. $. ). gIitoo o.
Enit. s.. &icrtoa&.
5om WcSlcnmcr al "9ooro Of
I~rtitecS: T'Srr. 8. 30. Echniou
z. !. %phnion o0 g. anocrion.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

Icoes. at 6oriamlinaen uDtoIcr lin
Snmpntbi meo De g~iierIaote peo at
reiie fig.
Trof. 8. 8. BerasIono 8orherre
bor itinei bet lilo. at iaa snn 1uifn-
Der er bIet tiIbnot for at relic anbet.
iteos. Iet iom hi bar | Reo Using
fon life bngaes for $4,000 oa for
oS or oct nGrot minoit $35 900. ca
bette fol hi reiie ifru. Get, iom pi
mnneIer / 2eo 8ina, er Soriom.
Iingslofole. Der er intet Rum | Tl.
Iliib. gnanioen. Tom er fort iiof for
ct ianoont. Bi faor beIler life Rum
for ilere Stioenter. 30 al grofes.
iorerne har nh Riim | gpgninaerue
1 Reb @ina.
Eoit. 6. 8. grohauah: Ct Steo
er ioa gpbt iom Ct onbct. Cub bar
life bunoet os til uoaet Ste6. 8co
8ing or life mere mcroIif emo np9et
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17
NooieIs oaaSbogen.

Hcl hnr moStaqet SsofeIssngsboarr,
iout e icuNtC mig iom Brrmrs meo Ts,
res CrcNr @lno. ca lea 5Icp bsiIta forIrs
Nrct hcn at ic Set iutritc |rri. 'ont &c
her hnr ionct ,itoro. Soarn CT / Ta ietp
orrnt. hooN en- &nraorq At "1ccordhs
En'tcn' lorrr, % burbc ]opnurtre 'ierc
n icn fnt / Scu. IcQ niger Gem mdree
Sd. fcr &oNcn. z. 5tcer.
TuIutb. Rtrn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17

9cttc uor / mango Senieeuoer e.
al De beoitc AarSmsNer | SpHoOenS
Siitoric. 1elegatioHeu par pIimOf
oru iterite, iom or irennnsot til no,
get Sunohemeoe. Der pGr Eager AZ
itor &iatiabeo oppe iii 4%eboubliuG,
% lloialNet blcp piitnct til aacs Gil.
irchsheo. Ten beNitC Soritoaelie
herifeSc o. IrsfteIieu al be oaHifc'
Iise Spsrssmaal, Tom foreIan. ifeSe
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-17
PIP Sa,lit Splomi.
GcO 3iucr VaacD.

IcU couitr aoipWt sr b,tiascube pso Ga.
r!u.rc. Y Tal. en- IN paa Wrcat @eiterus
Nurc0buHc mro one 8aSiuarr. ! rom oualta.
SUcn lar L,JO0 SHs buglcrc. % glt Bet
lor 0iranO 5OrtS mcD 5iaters lIuturrlitct.
$50 gu IRA Tulut1. 8srornS itprIte Sue.
osmarteO o. $50 gRi ira ct. Saul.
Sdnbct er aubViulct al EditOr I. aipIbs.
be, GrlUttL. &c., Den oauit Gu. LutherTte Sir.
tcs Hotmaup, ,1euS Ssrsuieh 5nrulsr, IN.
lei. 0iluL., % y. 8oObuIOt. 5urmsr, Reipsu,
Coma. Zen oanits lutbsrlte airts pIa III
adrsmSOs / GdrHe iorrtgs ues psOtOs en-.
itenrmtg ct Eoriig nubeiatsuoe auIouteu.
opuo 6ruBtbdrbeo 90 aOIsousnaheo an.
laor, on CT bet su r~eiIlenpt Sag. at 9anost
/ OeUnc Eart al Gso Rtpcr Eagep sr ms1em
bet beoite I Roroueiten. 3 ousr 20 aar
bar Der oIort8 prrst TIisprrt pua Orsis ca.
uc. hrerieu lpm 6elge al C~ueripgmmeIie
casr Igrts, % StateHs nbiolut padItoeltse
Slattttt ptisr en- @ieunemiuttsaul paa 20
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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-02-08
che Chariot Race

Represents a scene in the Roman circus Maximus,
amphtheater which capable of seating 100000 per-
The sport dangerous well exciting. The
youths of Greece accustomed to drive their
blooded horses to the goal line The consisted
of seven course starting in obique
chariot might be compensated for
the wider circle it had to make.
In Ben Hur the running is described as like the
"long 1eaping of lions in harness." and the driving
"the heroic resolution maddenng energy of action
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1902-02-20

Walter Cushing, who is put J
ting in overtime fixing up a state
ticket for the Minneapolis Trib-
une, passes up the following:
tits said by Jamestown parties
who have heen in the thick of
the political melees there in the
part, that it is reported that 7.
H. Poole, formerly Gov. FaDch-
er's private secretary and right
bower, and a political leader in
Stutsman county, has formed a
coalition with Judge Glaspell
and ex-senator Bailey w. Fuller
of, Jamestown, with a view Of
controlling the election in that
county this fall in the interest
of Poole for state insurance com
missioner. A good deal of
doubt is expressed by those
familiar with the situation out
West as to the reliability of this
report. Poole was the most ag-
gressive opponent of the Judge
for denomination in the memor-
able fight of two years ago, and
has been at odds with Fuller for
several years past, it even being
charged that Poole was chiefly
instrumental in getting the
Democrats to put up a candidate
against the Republican nominee,
Judge Glaspell. Friends of the
judge say he refuses to have any
thing to do with politics during
his term, but at the same time
expressed the idea that he would
make an excellent supreme court
Judge, so it may be that posses :
sions of the delegation to the
state convention might have
some value to the jurists. When
a friend approached Bailey Full.
Ter not lofg ago on y matter OF
politics, the veteran said: ''Poli-
tics be damned" aud there you
are Bailey says there is more
money Swapping heifers" than
there is in politics, and between
that delectable occupation and
attending to his large farming
interests, he is kept pretty busy.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1902-02-20
he Farmers Elevator
Meeting at Hope.

Editor Courier:
Thinking that you might wish
to let your readers know
about the above mentioned
meeting at Hope, l take pleasure
in sending the following report:
1t seems that tins action of
the farmers around Hope, had
it's berth in a conversation be-
tween two of them, which result
ed in the publication of the call
for the meeting signed, A Farm
er. When the farmers began to
gather in the town hall at Hope.
no one seemed to know who had
called the meeting or who was
fathering the project. Finally
however, the genial o. G.. Major
rose, and saying that he knew
nothing of who was at the head
of the affair, nominated a chair
man. This started the meeting.
But a strange condition now ap-
peared, no one seemed to think
the object needed any advocat-
ing whatever. Although no pub
lie discussion had preceded this
meeting, every one seemed to re-
gard the building of the elevator
as decided upon from the very
outset.
Mr.. Major had secured the
articles of incorporation and by
laws and also the financial report
of the farmers elevator at Cum
mings, N. D., which were read.
The report showed that the Cum
mings elevator handled over 200,
600 bushels of wheat and 10000
of flax it's first season. It's
second year will no be up until
June, but its net profits to date
were stated to be 13O per cent.
upon the investment of 50, $50.
The elevator, which has a capaci-
ty of 10000 bushels, costs with
all appliances, about $4,000; but
all over the $3.50 as we'll as the
expenses of operating has been
paid out of the profits Of the