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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
$1,000 madb Californian mnS smriId

anf Der Chicago, Milmaufee & ct.
8aul : @iienbabn nn0 Der Union
Tacific : gabn bonn 1. bis sum IA.
Iuauit 1903. 9iuete iirb giilt:g
ouf Dem Sperlnnb 9imiteb 3uee uno
spei onberen S6neG5iigen smiifen
Chicago uno Can Srancisco. Sra.
gen Sic ben nabIten Eidet-4 eent ser
g., sc. & ct. q. Inn meitere @liis.
funft ober idreiten sic an s. q.
MILLER, Gen. Gaii. Igent, Gbi-
cago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Gbatauama 2afe, q. g., nnS snriid
$14.00.

Son Chicago pia erie giienbabn
am "a. Suli. &iidfobrts- @ren5e 80
Gage. 3ug perLabt Chicago 1920
Worgens; 5:15 Nafmittags unb
1000 Nafts nod Itron, Oollngs-
totpn, Gbotaualla Safe, Buffalo,
Tiagora Sails, @lbanp, Bolton uno
SEEM gprf.
@an i6reibe an $. 8. 9 Ii 70 3,
Grabbing Taiieneer @eent, Chicago,
poer an 8. W. 9 0 10 III n, General
@eitern Baiieneer Ieent, erie &ail-
roao, Chicago, ST., Inn @ushunft
uno iuuitrierte Gbataitqlia-G irtulare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
&egen Der jGbrliden Contention Der
yG0tbulie Sotnl Ibitinens
ltuiuu",

mel6e bonn 4. bis s. IuguIt 5u Yitts.
burg, So, itattfinbet, miro ole Bur-
Iinoton . @abn 8iaete naG Bittsburq
un0 5uriid Gum Freiie BON $3.50 )
am f., 2. uno 3. @uguit pertaufen.
9ic burlington @abn lit Die bette
mad gitts6urg, ipegen bes genauen
9nihluiieS nit Den S6nea3iiaen oeS
SltenS mo neil fem @ediel Oes
8a6nbofeS 81 Chicago notbmenoia lit.
Mnn merioe li6 an go Wain Str,
&llbuque, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Gin biutses Seim.

SD babe 1900 slder 9an6 IN Stearns Gountp.
Ninn., gu uertauien. Sn oieier geseno iino nur
bentife 5arner. 9ds eauo liegt cine bis bier
Neilen BON Der Staot nno ebeuiomeit BON sir
d,en, Sfuleu; Greauerp uno etnen Rartt iir alle
Garmpruoutte. Der Sooeu III idJmer ur0 hat
cine Isbnri9e llnterlaee Sberhdde ,SIad Scam"
uno itbou had9roaig. Der Yreis iir ipiloeS 2ano
lit $40 bis 500 per ader. 6ertige 5armen az fol-
genoen Ireiien: no. l; 100 Nder, 50 Nder inter
9hua, 80 Nter Nieie, neueS 5ramebauS uno
Stnl, ~ 9leile bon elmer StnDt nit 200 Gin
iuobneru, YreiS $500. no. 2: 100 9der, 4 Meilen
Sieie. Der 6eii IN 2rabtien3, 8reis $4,000. 70. b:
200 Ider, 60 Nder inter &Hig, 10 9tder Rieie, Reit
in Srabtiena grgber Gtaa, ssohnbnus. 5rudts
na 4 irIr 1G sum s1n S "a @rsts sfysot jtsles ~
perid)ieoene Gnoere 6armen. gSer ein gites Seim
Mil, fpenoe iib al $eenrD Siente, 6reepurt,
Mifu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Yin 6eutjde fatboliIAe Tarmer.

Sd babe 800 Gder 2nnb nit guten @e6dulidhz
feiteu Sl uerfnufen. 20 Nder @ieienlano, 100
older inter @ultur mno oaS ibri9e Stature lino
Sol5lano. Tte ungegeub iii gdn3 oeuticb uio
tatboliidl. las eano lieet l IA Mleile BON Der
fatbolilde Stride, creamery nno glartets In, bic
fer Stnot. Yreis nur $40, 900 INN elm Gitate abaus
idlieBen. I'm NdbereS menoe man iih an
stnton Wnselt, Ibrniniitratcr, Colo Spring,
@tnneipta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

- @enn Oh ipGbreno Ser Nad)t
gut i6lafen willit unb Die SGmer5erl
pnn Sciatica iibermin6en ipilllt, &c.
brau6e ct. SafobS Del, melcbeS bis
ouf ben Sit Der S6mersen burd).
oringt uno bieIelben pertreibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Shmieo geImht.

Gin gutter oeutid)er @agenmatber iud5t einen
tiichtigeu oeutldben Sdbmieo ais Gartner. 9as
@eiddft lit gut etablirt uIo zines Der Glteiten in
elmer Der beiten StGbte Minueipta's. Cine aus
g%e5eidnete @elegenbeit FIR einen erIabrsneu,
pratttidben Iann. antbulif iuirb purge3pgen.
&efettireuoe mngen iid uenben an s.. u. Wp.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Gbieago, ben Is. Suli.
Uetretoe

Wetretoe
WeIaeu-
Suli. 75a@78.
Sept.: 76A@77t.
Rori-
Snli. 49449g.
Sept.: 49@;Ol.
Sdier-
Suit. 37i@38.
Sept.: 33@33t.
v,ebmasft.
Shmeine-
Sdpere, SIS. l0@5.65.
Sbmere. ranbe. rs. 10@5.65.
gei6te, SO. 40@$5.S0.
Gemiidte, S5.2j@5.75.
Vieb-
Nmbpieb, "a. 00@5.50.
&ibe unb Hinber. $1.50@4.1
Seras Stiere, So. 25@4.40.
9Seferns, 81. 70@4.60.
S4dIe-
99eali6e 9Gmmer, s3.75@6.40.
ginheimiibe 0Gmmer $3.55@6.4
@eitli6e S@afe, S2.75@4.50.
Ginbsimlide S9aie. So. 50@4.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Weaea &re6s5Maoen.

Sd, empfeble HERMIT Stroop's beribmte
oeutide Euloer. Sietelben beilen ieoen (npd,
nidt aufgebrudenen) arebs iptnpbl tunerlid) ais
duBerlih. Gas anerfarnt etn5ig bette Wtittel, nm
Rasenfrebs erioIgreih 3u beilen. 8egen Adbes
rem, 3eugDiie u. |, no, itlreibe man on:
GowGro q. 8peoima,
CT QucuS Spmd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Murkthertd1tr
CUR ben 0roBuerfauf.

dubuque ben 1S. Suli.
@etreioe. Seu, MsbL etc.
Saier: 37@42c.
Goru: $4,000.
Gerlte: 45-4Sc per SitibeI.
Gog9en: 45-4Sc per gulbel.
Seu: 81. 00@7. so.
Webl: Yatent, $4.50@4.7O; itraisbt,
"a. 0O@4.20.
&leie; SIS. 100.
Gutter, GierunbR d {.
Ger: 15c per Ousenb.
Butter: Oairp, 15c p. Yfunb; Cream.
erp. zoe.
Saie: Rabm Sdis, 1876; Bird, 12c.
Groceries etc.
Reis 63-95c per Yfuub.
3wiebelu: 40@50c per YuIbeL
glepfel: 100 per Suibel.
6artoltel: 4O@50 per Suibel.
Steb.
Stiere: "a. 25@4.5O.
Iiubsr: $3.0O@3. SO.
Siibe: s.. 50@3.00.
Sdlber: a. 0@5. 90.
Nriiblings5 gdmmer: SO. CO@3.25
S@mfIuetauT DEM sSuB): S0.lO@5.2o pei
bunbert Yimnb.
Geilii9el: Si-11e.
Tieb (9eidlabtet).
Ginoleiid; 7i@74c per Yiunb ;Jtineer.
7@7tc per piuMb.
Sdaiaeiid: S4afFeiid, 12c; Sammel:
Heidi, I3c.
Hropi ions.
@eran6ertes Nleii6 S6iufen, 14@15e
Sped, 13@15c.
Sbmal3: 10c.
8oblsm: Sartfobleu, s 100 per 5omne
Sol,: Suites Gidenbpls. 5.50@S6.0 90 pei
Eoroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Mn SanSinher.

gSir baben on 100000 older pprSlglider Sarms
2dubereien IN NinueiptG uno SlbsSatota gu
Greiiet BON So bis sci pro Nuer 5t uertaufen.
Gbenfans cine Sarln BON 1920 Ader NIT guteii
Gebduoeu.
Cine 6arm bon 40 @der. idmntlidb e%ultipirt,
NIT guteu 1ebGuoeu.
Gin lid, gut 5ablenoes Sotel uno 1noereS 5Grmz
uno StaoteigeHthum enttueoer 3u uerfalien ooer
gu pertauiden.
Bite bel uus por5uipreden uno mir ,perbeu
Sbreu Riiniden entIpred]eu.
Sobu ptcr & Co.,
Grunoeigertbum@ uno SeriidlerrugSs 9leent,
362 Gtebente Strnbe. 9MbMone. AupG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Shmic6 %berldu0t.

Gin gutter, ebrIidber, %niid)teuer "horse-shoer'
itnoet 9eif6itiguns tpGbreuo oeS gau5en Sabres,
Seltider erbdIt ben Yor5ug. Gutter &pbn. lin
nabere Nusfinit ipenoe man lih an
Yfatb. Weber, 2etuistuu, Npnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Gathnliime GQrmer.

tpelhe fd in Ylarplano nteberlaHen ippNs., .,u
eS fait ilberal fatbuliidle &ird)eu unb Sdulen TO-
ipie ben beiten Narft iiir 5armprooutte gibt, tons
men fret umfonft geuame 9lustuuit unb iidleren
&nth erbalten, penn lie einen o~eutie1en Brief
idreibeu on Serrn Sefretdr HERMANN
BADENHOOP, State Bureau Of Immigration,
Baltimore, Md.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
4Qttoltfett b~erIQuat.

Inn quite improoeo 5arns gu famfen in @onias.
YretS BON s. bis S25 per afer. Mau tid]reibe an
3. y. Vornbplt, GIainoiae, Shoots 60, Sans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
9emti&e fatboliide Sarmer ses
in@t.

nm quite Sarmen uno piloes 9ano i'm Rittel4
Minneiota btaig gu %taufen. Seutide, tntbpliide
um9ebung. @rpBe oeutidle. fatbulilde Stride
nno Stule. @lan ienoe 9oitarte iiir ireie 2anos
farte uno Girtulare. ". WurraH, gSabena, Minn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
sic fOnnea SIR Saus idJmeu
berfaufcu.

Sd fam eS, pbne Nuiieben, fir Sic pertauiens
2afeu Sic eS ieBt sIeih bel mir einidlreiben.
Sbrift u. Voeiter, IS. uub Glap StraBe. ,Gr
perfauft Seimatben"l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Tarmeit III b~ertaufem.

Bier perbefierte carmen, gutter 8ooen, IN
beutider, fatholiiber @eseno, nabe Stride unb
Sd1ule gu pertauien. I'm Rdberes penoe man
fid, an 0ecrge Saupt, Melroie, Rinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
&urct ~ burS!T6eS.
0ereimiete Staatcft.
81 d.,
CARING, Suiua, ben 16. Suli 1908.
Nprthrr SEER @nunerl

&ertber @err 9omerl
Sn Der ct. SoIepb'6 : STRIDE oa.
bier muroe am 10. Sltli Serr Spbn
grcd nit War9aretba Sbmis, belize
aus @ei6er0ingen, &anton Glert,
2urembllrg, Dur6 Den bodp. S. y.
Summert ebeIih getraut. Sier be-
p1brte iid bos alte Spri6wort:
,9llte 2iebe roitet ME" Oenn Dor
ID Sabren fam SEER Sobn @rod nod
Nmerifa, mo- er inter barter Irbeit
uno S%poriamfeit ii6 elm tleines Ter'
m0gen Crlparb uno 10 nod IA Sab
ren icine @eliebte nit ibrer Wtutter
Tor A MoGen naffommen lteb, INN
iid in Die 6eiieln bes gbebunoes
fGliebeu an Ialien. SEER Srod bat
nabe bel garling, Soma, etne Sorm
eepo6tet, no er Nun Ieine Sraut btn'
gcfubrt bot.
I6tungSpoa
SobnB 90 ilIer.
Serr NifOlans Gagel, Delfer I'M
Sftober 1901 megcn 6Glldlng bon
llnterldriften bier in Dubuque 81
Is Monaten im Staatsgef1ngntlle
pe%rurtbeilt moroen mar, lit bonn 8ou>
perneur Gummins BON Soma begna'
bigt morOen. Serr @n9el mar be-
bereitS pom @ouuernellr allt treten
SUB gelest morOen unb lebte ieitber
An 2e9NarS, mo leiu genebmen EN-
municipalities eerueien Iein ioll. Sie
bielen 9efannten 0eS Serrn Gn9el
freuen Iib ii6er ole @obltbat, Die ibm
ermieIen mllr0e uno leben IN Der
Soffnun9 uno lleber5eugung, Dab er
fif 0ieier Mfte Der 8naoe lnO
Sreunbi6aft wiirOig errpeilen miro.
Der yInrpra &ulfsfrcnnb" be,
riftet:
Sobann @umpad nno Srali
bon go. 229 Mountoiu StraBe MIR
ben aeItern 9(beno 5u ibrem AZ. Sob'
se~itstaqe bon ibren &inOern uno 6abl'
reiden SreunOen iiberralft, pobeI llc
einen pra6tpolen Sdallfelltubl ais
@eidcnf %erbielten. SelbitoerItono'
Ii6 mar al6 fiir quite llnterbaltlll1
1mo feline grfriiGungen aus Stud)e
rno Seller auf's Bette geior9t. Ile
GdIte umiilirten lid bis beltte frlit
I'm 2 llbr gau5 portrefflid nno be
qoben iih baum aui Den Seimpag,
Dem @bepaor nodmals hos bcr5lihltc
@liid miinIdeno. @ampoh ut1
ssrou Iino fir ibr sitter nod re6t &C.
fun6 unO riiltig utO baben DIE belt(
@usIidt, in 3mci Sabren Die goloent
Spd5eit 81 feiern, mas ibre 5abl-
reihen SreunDe beItenS milnId)el.
Solaenoe @Gite porcn onipeleno: gtt(
@ompadl Niioor @ampotl Solept
@ampod uno Nic @umpo6, Sr.,
i6mmtlih nit 8rau uro &inoern,
ferner s. g. uielOing nebIt 5ror mn
&inbern bon Chicago, SoriS Senrl
uebIt Srau uno &iuhern, Selnrld
@trob uno Srot, Wti6oel WfearS UNI
sSrau re6It Sinoern uno 6ran5 Ourtt
uno S. g. &ober.
9lluis 8eter, Elm iieben Sabre
oltes S0bnGen bon Iugult 9t,
Wiuen, go. 200 Sefferion Ipenile,
itarb am Mittpo6 gormittag nm 10
Ibr nod fur5em 9r%onfenloger an
Der 2ungenent5iinOung. Ser &nnbe
mar fir fem @lter auBergemohnlld,
oufaepedt uno bic Sreuoe lelner
gltern, fir Die iein oa5ufriibes 9lt-
fheiben elm GROCER S6lag lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

IS. g. Sranten oeiltider &opo.
fat m,o @otar, 3immer- 4t3 Office.
a~AxaAa. a. nnA MA~n-SAxs$a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

gelalsene Sull= 6dute: go. l, 2 Gents
SEQ. 2, 6 Gents.
Srii9 selalSene a%albbdute: go. 1, 81
Gents $50. 2, 8 Gents.
&als: go. 1, Agents; go. 2, 81 Gents.
S6aisfeQe: 16@l8Qeuts.
Orp Scne, 5000 per Come; Wfiueral,
s24 per Sauienb; Slad Sad, $31@36 per
Come.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
Ses bette juase Gommts In Sno>
Safota

1T eomunbs. @ro6er Snrnigrnnten= SrfuB oabit
" i'm @an9e. Us lte9t I'M trudtbaren Sim Siper
S6one, feblerlOie 5armS bon So per Ater
GuIfpGrtS. aatbplifen iunteu tets nit ~eingelegs
ten Huitmarten nm G%ustlnIt ifreiben an
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, S. D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
gtadt nua Amgegead.
inferred atths Postoffcs at Dubuqus, 10 "a
sndadmitted for transmission through
themails at sscond-class ratss.
Wetfcnoe 9genten:

g. g. Games. Subn GOgler.
e Saul Nnebcl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13
HICKS WON FEATURE OF THE BRIGHToN BEACH
 OPENIN3.
Astarita and Rostand W"re at Equal Weights in "the Ripple'-Hicks Made Running With Favor
 ite and Won.

New York, Oct 12.-The Ripple handi- cap at six furlongs, the feature of the opening day of the Brighton Beach Rac- ing Association autumn meeting. was won in hard fought finish by the favorfte, Astarita with Rostand second. Astarita jumped away in jump and making all the race, won by one length.
 The card was practically ruined by scratches, so heavy was the going. The infield was completely covered with water and the steeplechase had to be declared off owing to the bad condition of the course.
 (dichaels) 6 to 5. won; Sonoma Belle, 10l (Furman) 12 to 1, second: Eagle. 109 OHig- gins) 6 to 1, third. Time, 1:14 2-5. France Vic. Lida Meb, Raider, River Side. Pol s,s and Si Soy aeso ran (Hicks) 1s to 5. won; sais. 112 'SBurns) 4 to 1. second; Palette, 10s (O'NeiD 5 to 1, third. iTme, 1:14 Is. Little Elm. Gypsy Ben. Ruth Parrish and Vibrator also ran.
 Third race, selling. mile and sixteenth Daisy Green, 97 Higgins) to 2, won; Nevermore. s6 c. Jones) to 1, second; Star and Garter, s2 lGallahan) 20 to |. Bob Hiliiard, Earle Due, Lord Advocate, Anklet and Louise Blister also ran.
 Fourth race, the Ripple handicap. six furlongs-Astarita, Ill (Hicks) to 5. won: Sa1G YoSne Henry r is5 eFuller, to I. 'fS8d third Time, 1:14 2-5. Bad News. nlyr1a and Ahumada also ran.
 Fifth race, selling, mile and quarter Moon Daisy. 105 CHiggins) 13 to l, won; The Regent, 1o3 (Fuller) IS to 5, third. | Time. 2:09 4-5 Rough Rider and Gold | Bell also ran.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Nine sopt 1oS 6 to 1, second; Love Note. 10s tSalling) to 2, third. Time, 1:15 Prairie Flower II, Queen Elizabeth, Margaret Kent. Trespass. Many Thanks. The Loop and | Entries for Today.
 First race. five and a half furlongs- valour. Missing Link, M. Theo. Blythe. ness. Sir Carter, Short Cake. Hydrangea Julia M, Precious Stone, Gay Iizetta Totness; Dimple, Redman. Privilege
 Second race, selling. mile and sixteenth l-Swamplands. 10T: Highlander, Ethics | 106: Baikal. 105: Tommy Foster. Flara. St Sever, 1o3; Mollie PeSton- 1O2; Gaviota, get. se; Grantsdale. Star and Garter. Un- | terock Medal, S5: Cranesville. S4. Third race, handicap. mile and a fur long-Goiden Maxim. 121; Injunction. 11s; Duke of Kendall. 116: River Pirate 112; Rostand. 1Os: Sherifr Bell 1O6: Oarsman. 102; Ethics. Lord Badge. Tribes Hill. 100; Cottage Maid Colonsay, S6; Daisy Green, O'Reilly, s5; April Showers, 94; Gold Bell.
 Fourth race, Culpepper preliminary. mile and half-Major Daingerheid. Igniter, Hermis. Sambo. 126.
 Fifth race. selling. five and a half fur longs-Gold Dome 115: Silver Dream. Yo San. 1Os; Atwood, 1Oe; Lady Mirthful. Anchtor. 103; Monitor, 102; Golden Min eral, 101; Dutiful 100; Hueopala, Niska- yuma. ss; Dusky. s7; Salada. s6 Runic, 99; Hydrangea, Gananogue. Woodshade, 94.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Black Fox. 12O Toscan. High Chancellor, St. Daniel. 11S: Futurita, Counterpoise Orloff. 115: Prince Ching. los: Princess H., Stepaway, 100: The Captain. ss; Fleetful, The Dan cer 95
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13
SEABoARD AIR LINE.
Rumor That the Goulds are Af-
 ter It.

Rumor That the Goulds are Af- ter It.
 The Baltimore Sun of Sunday contained the following interesting item:
 A rumor was current in the financial district yesterday that the Goulds are seriously thinking of making an effort to acquire the Seaboard Air Line Railway system and add 1t to the chain of rail roads through the country that they now control
 This rumor was based upon report that telegram had been received in the city during the day from Mir. Edwin Gould of New York, asking to be advised when the committee in charge of the af- fairs of the banking house of John l.. Williams & Sons and J. William Midden- l dorf & Co.,. is ready to consider proposi- tfon for the purchase of the two firms holdings of Seaboard stock. The report was vague, and if the message came to | Baltimore It's recipient could not be located. A gentleman who Is always well informed on financial affairs said he heard that the committee had received some news relating to the Williams-M -Middendorf holdings of Seaboard stocks.
 Mir. Robert c. Davidson, chairman of the committee, said that the committee had not received a telegram from Mir. Gould and that he had not heard of any body else in the city getting message from him of the character reported. It was thought that possibly MT Gould had given the instructions by wire to one of the Gould representatives Tn Baltimore, but none would admit receiving it.
 It is said that in addition to about 125.- 600 shares of Seaboard stock on which the embarrassed firms gave an option to Ladenburg. Thalman & Co. of New York who are believed to represent Rock Island interests, they still have about 120, 900 shares which. if acquired in bulk. would go a long way toward giving the purchaser control of the property. It Is said that there is a total issue of 1s0,OOO shares of preferred stock and 2SO,OOO shares of common stock. If this be cor rect and the Williams Middendorf firms held over 2OO,O00 shares, Mir. John Skelton Williams president of the Seaboard. had good ground in making the statement that he and his associates control the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13
CONFESSED TO 1ArEcTIvEs'
Earl Ellsworth Tells Officers Start
 ling Story.

Chicago. Oct. 12.-Earl Ellsworth, aged A wears. was arrested here today as the result of an alleged confession which de- Aectives obtained by pretending to be his friend.
 Eighteen months ago at Woodstock, III, Benjamin Ellsworth, Earfs father' findinx his wife in company with Amos Anderson, shot and killed both and then, according to Earl Ellsworth, who gave the police the sotry, the old man com- mitted suicide.
 Earl admitted having advised his father to kill the couple and at the time was ar rested as an accessory, but was allowed to go, public sentiment generally being an his favor.
 An insurance company, however, being liable for 5000 insurance. which the sider Ellsworth carried. decided to investi- gate further.
 The talk which young Ellsworth had with the detectives and which was over heard by witnesses secreted in an ad- Joining room. is said to have cleared Ellsworth"s mother of the charge of kaithlessness, and to have left open to doubt the statement that the senior Els worth killed himself. It Is said there was conspiracy to obtain the insurance money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13

tary chsnge in the weother She is prac tically prisoner, with not much to dc and no company save that of her children and other fractions" like herself
 With thess she is in most cases not or the best of terms, and if sne tries to make away with the children of her rivals at given opportunity 1t is no whit more than they would do for hers.
 She is not supposed to have mental needs, she Is not accounted a sufficiently inl- portant part of Persian's establishment to have her health asked after by lis friends and to make such an inquiry IS an unpardonable breach of decorum,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13

akin" whom the squeaking of a bed or 9ha crying of a child drove into hysteria, whose backs were so weak they could hardly stand, who had Headaches and Dizzv Spells continually, were entirely cured In a short time by my method
 If your family doctor does not under .tanF vOTr case, come to me; I am Tecornized specialist in these ailments, and vviil not only understand your case, but show you how to be cured. free. If ,,o, live out of the city write me. Send sor my free book on women's diseases. TSr. q NEWTON HATHAWAY. A Inman Bldg. a 1-2 Broad St., Atlanta, Ga. Of ice hours: 9a. m. to l2 m, to 5. to 9 m. m, 6undays. 10 a. n. to ?. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13
MEMoRIAL ADOPTED.
Rock River Methodist Conference Wants Negro Education
 hv GouarnTnauf

Chicago, Oct. 1z-A merical to Congress, presented several days ago by pr. c. L.. Parks of Atlanta, Ga, recommending the education of the colored people of the South by the United States Government was adopted today by the Rock River Conference of the Methodist Church, in session at Aurora, Ills.
 Dr. Parks desires to put the negro on the same plane with the Indian, making him ward of the government. The legal difficulties which may arise, he be- iieves, can be surmounted by a carefully planned campaign and he sees in the con- summation of his plan a solution of the negro problem. A committee of seven Is named in the memorial to convey the resolutions to Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13
STORY WAS ERRoNEoUsLY.
Julius Stein Alleged Embezzler No
 of National Caske. Company.


 Rochester, N. r., Oct. 12.-A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Julius Stein, treasurer of the Stein Casket Com pany of New York, not treasurer of the National Casket Company, as erroneously reported yesterday, on the complaint of Leo Block of this city, accusing Stein of grand larceny in the first degree.
 It Is alleged that he is $s,00O short in his accounts as treasurer of the company. Much annoyance and embarrassment has been caused to Benjamin E. Chase, treasurer of the National Casket Com pany, prominent business man of this city. owing to the fact that a story was published. in which Stein was referred to as the treasurer of the National Casket Company and that expert accountants have been at work on his books in the main office of the concern in this city. Stein Is not connected in any capacity with the National Casket Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13

peka and as decent, that such a graft should be allowed to continue from day to day and from year to year Is humili- atins. contemptible. and disgraceful. It
 promises. at the rate 1t is going, to stir up political contest next year that will eclipse State and National issues and place them an issue greater than any or all; namely, the vindication of the self respect of Topeka and Shawnee County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13
TROY PRIMARY.
Charles Henderson Nominated to
 SuccaAd Hinaalf an Maunr

Charles Henderson Nominated to
 Succeed Himself as Mayor. Troy Oct. 12.-lSpecial. )-At the Demo- cratic primary held for this city to-day. Charles Henderson, present incumbent, had nd opposition for the mayoralty. and was nominated for a second term. J. G. Hubbard was elected recorder over c. l.. Brannen. The following were elected for councilmen:
 Ward NV. c. Windham, no opposi- ton.
 Ward 2-B. M. Talbot. no opposition.
 Ward 3-Frank Youngblood. over Josh Copeland, Jr.
 Ward 4-James Walters, over M. l. Ross.
 Ward 5-H. D. Boyd, Jr. no opposi- ton.
 Ward 6-James Gilmore. over w. F.. Griffin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13
Thev Get a Raka.on

IopeKa, (has.) capital.
 Back of the joint keepers are a few men who get an enormous rake-off on the business. Their graft is So valuable that if 1t were proposed to abolish prohi- bition and adopt high license they could be counted on with certainty to rally their votes, of whom they absolutely control a good many ,agairIst the change They are perfectly satisfied with the situation as it exists, for 1t enables them to ex ploit the city all of the time for their own pockets. For a city as small as To-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13
Silver EiliCrAA

The hligree silver ornaments so pOpu- lar ten years ago have reappeared in belt buckles and clasps. Old pieces res. urrected for these purposes may be per- fectly cleaned with cream of tartar Make into paste with little water and spread thickly on the silver, rubbing into the ere vices. Wrap each piece in flannel rags and let lie for five or six days. Then wash of the paste in warm water. and the ornaments will be found quite clean and bright.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-13
Woman,a Lot in Persia.

Theoretically. she is about on the mental plane of the guinea hen. From al part or lot in the interests of the thinking. acting world, she Is traditonally disqual- ifled
 Her spirit Is attuned by immemoriai in heritance to monotony, which may be va lied now an6 then by a sound beating from her husband.
 ,Thts she accepts as one does an unsAlu-