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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-01-31
hERrlAN VISITORS.

Eleven of the Herman Odd Fellows
Visit the Local Lodge rlonday
Evening.
A delegation made up of eleven Of
the Herman Odd Fellows, whose
hospitality is current by-word here,
visited Crystal lodge Monday, and
participated in the work of the even
ing. They were O. G. Hanson, G.. D.
Kridler, j. w. Jones, j. G. Bonsteel
G. W. Luckman, B. e. Corey, A. 81.
Richards, w. III. Prescott, Fred
Hidde, Leonard Youngberg and O.
w. Jones. After the work of the
evening had been completed, an
elaborate lunch was served by the
Lady Rebeccas, which was pro-
nounced by visitors and all one of
the best ever. This in turn was
followed by several toasts by mem
bers of the Herman delegation,
among them Len Youngperg, O. w.
Jones, G.. W. Luckman, W. H. Pres
colt and j. w. Jones, also j. B.,
Ormond, r. H. Grace, John Bombach,
and others of the local lodge.
After extending q general invita-
ton to the local lodge to visit Her
man, and expressing appreciation
of the hospitality Of the Lady Rebec-
cas-, the visiting delegation left on
the midnight train, evidently glad
that they had been here.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-01-31
A BAD WRECK.

1 SClAdIVA Pc w OSOHS9 SA DSAASVAA9 0AAS
Mr.. Lord, of Morris, Among Those
Who Receive Injuries.
Special train on the Chicago Great
Western, carrying number of the
passengers who were injured in the
wreck at Freeport, Ill, Thursday
night, arrived in ST. Paul last even
ing at Z o'clock.
State Senator Ell. W. Stone, Of Ben
SON. and NJ. B. Lord, of Morris, we're
among those of the If jured who were
cared for, Mr.. Lord, who had the
skin burned from both his hands and
arms from the tips of his fingers to
tile elbows, and was bruised and cut
about the head and body was taken
to st. Luke's hospital.
Senotor Stone while not seriously
injured will be obliged to remain
away from his official duties for a
week or ten days. He has a deep
cut on his right side of his head, a
three-inch cash on his forehead and
his face is mass of small cuts. His
left hand is also badly scalded and
his legs and body bruised.
81 was the least injured of any of
the passengers in the buffet car
said Mr.. Stone last evening, 'and
how | escaped instant death is a
mystery. I was sitting at a small
table in the forward part of the buffet
car with w. H. II. Day, NJ. B Lord
and Eugene Day. Suddenly there
was crash, the lights went out and
the next instant the side of sne car
was torn away and clouds of scalding
st sam filed what was lett of the car.
When | came to myself | was lying
at the other end of the car with a
mass of wreckage piled on top Of me.
"The engine left the rails and ran
up an embankment and than must
have fallen back, crushing in the
baggage and buffet car. The steam
from the engine was what did the
most damage to the passengers in
the buffet car, and all Of us were
more or less scalded. Mr.. Lord who
was sitting opposite me was terribly
burned. w. FL. H Day went with
me and several passengers to farm
house near the scene of the wreck,
and died short time after reaching
the house" Globe, Saturday, Jan.
"a
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-01-31

i
Games, Albert Stone, Alfred CARNEY
Flower Girls. Kathryn Munro, Rhea
Estaque, Roberta Borri1l, Mildred
S1nc1aire, Edna Hanson, Myrtle Win
kenwerder.
Shinto Choir Olga Simonson, Helen
Griffith, Lille Buckler, Edith Zah1,
Minnie Anderson, Marie Alderman
There will be other music between
the acts.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-01-31
A Scientific Discovery.

Kodol does for the stomach that
which it is unable to do for itself,
even when but slightly disordered or
overloaded. Kodol supplies the nat
ural juices Of digestion and does the
work Of the stomach, relaxing the
nervous tension, while the infatned
muscles of that organ are allowed to
rest and heal. Kodol digests what
you eat and enables the stomach and
digestive organs to transform all food
into rich, red blood. ]. r. Kruger.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-01-31
K. P. MASQUERADE.
A large Crowd and Good Time are
Anticipated.

A great deal of interest is being
manifested in the K. P. Masqu Grade
which comes off at the armory next
Monday evening, and if the present
favorable conditions continue to exist,
the dance will be one of the largest
and best ever given in Morris. The
sale of suits has been exceptionally
large, and there are few of the Morris
dancers who have not expressed a
desire to attend. The program as
arranged is a good one, and with
good music, there is every reason to
believe that everyone who attends
will have a good time. The dance
will open with a>grand parade led by
the little German band, with the
only original Alphonse ana CASTOR
bringing up the rear. Among the
other distinguished personalities who,
will participate are Fatty Felix, Foxy
Grandpa, Happy Hooligan and the
Katzemjammer family. The parade
will pass in review before Dom Paul
and Willie Blu Zu Zu, king Of the
Patigonisns. It you can't dance buy
a spectators ticket and witness the
parade, which alone is worth the
price of admission. At the armory
next Monday evening.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-01-31

gram was a surprise perpetrated by
Mr.. Kelly. Just as the club was
ready to take the tariff off from
Canadian lumber, about dozen lady
friends happened in with delicious
lunch which was placed at the dis
posal of all present. To say the least
the genius Of Mr.. Kelly and the
lunch were both highly appreciated.
and the remainder of the evening was
spent more sociallp than seientitical-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-01-31
.T'HB DRAMATIC CLUB
PRESENTS "TEN NIGHTS in A BAR
ROOM" AT THE OPERA
HOUSE.
Splendid Amateur Attractions
The Show Well Patronized.

|
The presentation of Ten Nights IN
1 Bar Room at the opera house on
Thursday evening by the |. 0. O. F
Dramatic club, was greeted by large
and appreciative audience, who wit
messed the performance with entire
satisfaction and went away con-
vinced that there is some real dra-
matte talent in Morris, which has re-
remained latent until Thursday
evening. We are not in the least
basbful in saying, witt the others
who we're in attendance, that it was
| the best amateur attraction we have
ever witnessed, and can recommend
| it to the people of Herman who have
secured the members Of the club for
a performance at that pace Thurs
day evening. While the piece in it
self is rather superannuated, its being
presented by a company of actors
with whom we are personally ac-
quainted and meet daily, puts into it
new life where professionals would
fail. The parts we're all we'll balanced
and the individual roles were acted
perfectly.
3. L. Perry played to perfection
the part of Joe Morgan, the drunk
ard, and is an exceptiona. artist. G.
j. Zimmerman as Sample Swichel,one
of the Heaviest parts in the play,
acted his role like a professional.
The ease with which E. r. Stanley
carried the part of Mr.. Romano is
characteristic of only those of long
experience in theatrical work Chas.
Winkenwerder as Simon Slade, the
landlord, and P. F. Church, as Frank,
his son, acted their parts perfectly
with plenty of animation and firm
ness, likewise j. Q. Adams as Green,
and Jimmie Morrill, as Hammond.
Mrs. Winkenwerder. Mrs. Hesler and
Olga Simonson as Mrs. Morgan, Mrs.
Slade and Mehitable Cartright; re-
spectively, carried themselves ele-
gantly on the stage and did their
roles full justice. Little Josephine
Murray as Mary Morgan did remark
ably we'll considering that she was
rather young for SO heavy part.
Hannah Murray sold the largest
number of tickets which was AZ,
and received the chatelaine watch.
Myrtle Winkenwerder was close
second with thirty-nine, and received
a gold ring. They were presented
before the last act.
Mr.. Stanley and his excellent com
pany deserve great deal of credit
for the success Of their enterprise,
ard tits hoped that the company will
see fit to put on another piece in the
near future.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-01-31
Lincoln School Notes.

Mrs. Carney ana Mrs. Matteson
visited the primary room Monday.
Miss Flynn visited the Grammar
grades Monday.
Nettie Llnstsd and Ella Belgium
have left school
Mrs. Brown visited the grades on
Monday.
A complete set Of Johnson's ency-
clopedias and other books have been
added to the library
New blackboards have been placed
in ths intermediate room adding
much to the appearance of the room
Furnished rooms for tent. Enquire
at Charley's Place.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-01-31
W DS

Consumption is a human
weed hourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it's
easily destroyed while young;
when old, sometimes inn
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
SCOTS Emulsion. Salt pork
GOOD too, but it is very hard
digest.
The time to treat consump-
ion is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Others see it, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
deceive yourself any longer.
Begin with the first thought
to take SCOTS Emulsion. If
it isn't really consumption SO
much the better; you will soon
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump-
ton you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
SCOTS Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10


;. w Smith. Is years. 2sIo Benton: ursuia-
I5Ssb T,iift si years. a5-5 south Rroadway:
'i'' iudr .- =, Erb--t=oa. 4s years. sls North
GSorSS " iEuthers,rl. % years. 2sr7 South
HarSli !. I,tier5y. Il yesrs. s. North sev-
bridget Ryan. lsa5 Madison: hr1nchitts
Mary Jphrs1E. o. years Female Hosi!la.'
Ellis Rub.e. ss years. lI's Choaseau: e7nsuap-
Sylvester Schultz. years. I497 salisbury: gas
John John c. Kennedy. u years. IIs south Ewing;
F'TsnE f'ilr. NJ Williams. A. years. IsssA Cora:
Mar D. Seedharn. s5 years. 4eaZv EastOn;
Margaret smith. = yoars. sI5s Cook: qrsmt,a.
Annie Roneker. q years. $40 south Eighth:
'2L5isso" I5uise o.DoHneiL months. 1:ss North
:isi Jennie MeGshtrie 4g years. SIC North New
wal Waiter r Hus,ed. . years. Baptist Hospital;
Anton Hacimann. q years. 2sas South Third:
Alice Alice E. Carroll. ss years. Hss Connecticut:
C6srli. sydnor. Il months. - Lucas: whoop-
Bertha Price, q years. Centenary Hospital;
Paul Ia Blaine. q years. 1876 oFanOn; gas
cora b Stewart. . years. 2s25 IAwtOn: par
Christian Stein. ca years. Io57 Morrison: can
James McGafack. q yeas. SIS Biddls: con-
Henry schuok. month. I2ss North Tenth;
William HaEer. 52 years. 221S Cass; cirrhOsis
Joseph Davis. 7s years. $50 West Pine: ne
John W. Dunply. 4s years. 292l Papin: rheu-
Patrick NIcIvlnneg 20 years 2s2s scott: sen
Ialinda Kieth. . years. 2l1o Franklin: re-
AmbTose J. Roche 4 years 1855 BiddIe: pneu
Anna NJ Haag. : years. s5l7 Missouri: heart
Marie E BourIeaux. IS years. 2s2s Menard:
Fred Fred s,eirnke. y years. csB Warren: CIR
hosts OF liver
Morris subovhosky. 55 years. III North
Bertha znskeTw!tz 20 years. $3.50 Water: ure-
James p o'Nenl. > months. esi7 West soher-
mer. maTaSInus-
Annie M"lin. - years ~ o OFall0n: con-
Anna Piazza. g years slg California: Hcci-
dent.
Emma Kailsch. 81 years. I52I Agnes: apOp-
Zulu Pronte. II years. rs Shenandoah: ,y-
PER- Ferry Bar;ho,ow. IS years. sss7 Russell: con-
Ritrei Boyer % years. 552e South Broadway;
CONSUMPTION.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
NEW CORPORATIONS.


The following articles Of incorporation were
filed with the Recorder Of Deeds yesterday:
E. r. Berry Chemical Company; Ella r.
Berry. so shares: Allied X. Prince, 40 shares:
Bessie n. Rich. 10 shares: all Of 81. Louis; 70
manufacture and deal generally in drugs. chem
icals and medicines; capital stock full paid
500. CO.
Davis Expansion Boring Tool Company; En-
cry z Davis and Alexander Landau. each -
shares and Arthur f Lenssler and HeImuth
Tohtz. each 5 shares: all OF 81. LOUIS: 10 man
ufactuTa and deal generally in tools, machinery
and other devices; capital stock. full paid,
$4,000
F1egle Shoe Company; Walter Jones, James
CLARK. Robert Dunn. Alexander Lewis ld,on0
shares each: all Of St. Louis. 10 do q reJail
shoe business: capital stock. full paid. s5l,eo9.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
ILLINOIS.

IsEFI Blu cIEIIAI.
Springfield. IL. Oct. s.-Certiacates OF incOr-
pcration were filed to-day with Secretary Of
State Rose as follows:
The Farmers Grain and Supply Company.
Kinsman: capital 81. 90. dealing in coal grain
ard supplies. Ihc0rporators-W- J.. Cunners,
W F. Baker and W. D. Lindsay.
The Millstadt Lumber and Implement Com
many Mllstadt: capital. S5,eO1. dealing in farm
machinery and lumber. INSTRUMENTATION
W. Dohrmana. A. {. Kern and George Saut-
hon.
Inc Cook Heater Company. Peoria: capital.
81. 90: manufacturing boilers and heating ap-
paTatus. Incorporatlrs-M. A Cook, +. Il Al
ford and =. r Crimson.
capital, sSf 90: manufacturing iron and metal
goods IncorpCrat atoTs-GeoTEe NJ Garland
George H. Curtis and Ming Eley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
ExCHANGE AND BARTER.


FOR Sale or Exchange-For small gasoline
engine one pair 3izx6'' Guarter-coupled re,
versiblc engine and small boiler: new and Ecog
condition. Address ". l.. Green. 81 y. seventh
ST. Paducah, Ky.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.

j. m .',,T .TTrr,-r~, ~ =. - [--.h ,iarlot:
Eir'-
John and Mary smith. -sIs-. Mills. -iEi-
Morris and Rosa Weiss. l--G Moth IGlrt-cHth'
girl.
I'a- AMI AIaEEia conuy, s.se Garner. boy
Herbert aEG Minnie Hau.liDe. --ls Elsn-pas
rro1 and Annie Fiafso. 1867 Cliut0ns boy.
Edward and Annie Henry. -EGf NHrTnIul- Roy.
Henry and Nrrv Eai te-a Nia.a. l..T-
HsuE and Nar.s kraUse. E8'f N."elaEiei'
Ren and Carrie Eaur. -afs Eaoer '.la'c: leg.
JUliu- and Marie Neiu-ii. fEH# lir.tar. . s-
" d. ami Alice King. s'-- PaIt:sru. isnE.
Louis a.1 hmm l;EgH. ls-i utn S,N"ain;
l.t.
lrs-.. a-E GTa-s White. 5000 --a-h Ewing. Roy.
Bred -ar- Rose Wills. Esl-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
GENERAL Announcements.


AT the November term OF the tornnlissio onefs
Court tf jasper county. Texas In session rom
November 2 20 Il. a contract a. 10 he 2Nar.ieg
f1= erecting jail in said county: limit, Sln. ~;
send bids and propositions 10 j. J.. Barton.
Jasper. Tex Court reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

A quarterly dividend No. ID. Of ONE AND
THREE-QIf ARTERS PER CENT. on the pre-
ferred stock. payable November l6. 1856. was
De ciared October s. TO stockholders OF record
october g. Transfer books close at y. N.
October -, and reopen at 10 a. N. November u.
RICHARD TRIMBIsE. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

4 quarterly. dividend. No. 10. Of ONE-HAL.F
OF ONE PER CENT, on the common stock,
stockholders OF record Dec. g; transfer books
c.osp at . p. m Dec. o and reopen At 10 q
m. Dec y. RICHARD TRIAiBLE. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

oFFfr-r- rr.,- WANTED wt1lesri"-
togse. an sSJsfisnssi gffes man; 55u-j r. la a.
haudvriff8t sfe-g AZ and experience. u = ..
ficuublie
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
WANTED Men and Ladies'
In Every Town as Organizers

Eur the only incorporated AMI licensed frsternaf
order paying accident and death heaedts ami
iuyaFflus tta reserve fund exclusively yvff, ffs
own members. buying homes ard allowing then
70 rsv % hack tn irstali-1snts q - per 81 -
borrowed per month. without iutsrest For f1--
thsv particular address ~Uprs me OruariEe- 90
OraFE building 81. Louis No ---
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

Wedding Rings CSOIiE GoId).
Finest qualities. g 70 $50. Mermod q
JaCcaTd's. Broadway ana Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10


80 ratas. srlts. action guaranteed send postal.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
CALL. and sec uT for leltluE. shafting, pull
Ieys engines. boilers. tanks. heaters. radiators.
flrEss- uuNlz. Wlrr rope. or ANYTHING IN the
new ard secondhand machinery line. -. Louis
BETTING and supply Co.. 80 :. Fourth ST.
ul SAIJS s1d motors. all styles and golt-
aEcs. fGr sale er rent. we buy electrical ma
ehineEy- i:uEslfrr-MlcCOvern Electrical Co
Tel. FII6 Main. rs Missouri Trust building.
HOAuNY CORN MILL. MACHINERY FOR
SALE CHEAP.
I complete set Of lSx2f' double corn and
wheat rolls.
corn breakers. { corn kiln dryers. 3F'xZ7 II
long. complete With all connections.
boiler tanks. 15' NJ u. long.
pus- collectors reels. reel screens narlr.
ers. scales. couveyors. all siz-s-
. ttN25 Cnrliss eugine. battery % boiler.
- NlG ft. -1uE. l. s. du~s.
n We are moving this machinery now va
VIII sell cheap % save handling twice
ST LOUIS BETTING AND SUPPLY RI ga
= FbI ltTH ST
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

wATCfMAKERS WANTED-Exr~rr.
ssaifut men who Thoroughly uuderstuud
1 WatchIuakiug and repairing. pertua-
usnt positions o. EuQd wurkmeu. Ner-
J mod & Jacrarsi-S Hr1sdway and Locust-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

gFFfCE ASSISTANT WANTED - Bright
Young man office assistant experienced. r.
lu- U.tn parents. 81. LalEh I;Eus. l.-5 Cen
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

LOST AND FOUND.
BELT PIN-L,1St. TUESDAY evening 4 gold
and blue enamel belt pin set with diamonds,
laclece ave car between Taylor and Spring
ayes. fsiberal reward II returned 70 tsS' West
Pine boulevard.
ROoKs-Lost. a set Of smith Academy books:
left on waiting platform OF suburban Park.
ltewart II Teturned % James Eerg. ~ Lucas.
CLIENT has about forty acres a little beyond
ClaytCh. lying well. would exchange equity for
q residence in central part Of city.
g ". BARNES. ZIG MainWriEht building.
COW-T.ost or strayed. dark red cow with
rope around neck: strayed away from 3slE
Washington. Thursday.
D0G-Tost female FOX terrier dog. L4IberaI
reward q returned 10 s224 Maryland.
Ig,si-iyost. fox terrier. with black esrs aud
rter piare.
UoG-l,ast brown water spaniel dog: license
No shs6s Liberal reward 81 returned 20 80
Washington ave or 80 y. seventh 50.
FOlINI-liHrriss new store. where they sell
best shoes IN ST Louis for 8 90 y. sixth 81
MUELLER brown mare mule u hands
high hiue hemp halter On; rewards SO. ia
lJefhnguel.
PTN-Found Masonic pin: owner can have
teau ave
PoCKETBOOK-LeEt pocketbook on Friday.
between 4 aua . O'Clock. on compton helEhfs
- lsgl CayutcSu. reward.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
RUBICAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE
EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
yARoI BUILDING, OLIVE AND YAEDEvEHTER.
LEARN BILLING. IT PAYS.

There is a big demand Tor competent bilisTs.
We can prepare you in three months Blilers
receive from SO "a So 4 month call or write
for particulars. Barnes Business College, B1ard
of Education building. sll locust -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

NrrS tF.tNTFIf- several --.ul yuUul men FOR
factory v.sk. so ve-a 90 start AIlt IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
MOT0RMEH WsHTEO.

r7rrrty--'v.. urst-cl1ss ui1fn-Uru Immediately g.
ArrIy thi. ruTulrg at room 2. Nc l3-t Chest
nut 70.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

sir.N Ms .i.l-lo ~ Harri-.s 49, shoes
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10
WALL PAPER.
MACHINERY FOR SAIL

-~-7-~--sN--- -s~-~>~~~S~-~~S>~S-
TEIINFW 6 t4u.. il11 Iaptu St Paper hang
luE, Whitening. pla-tsrinE. ali work done at low
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

MIS- WANTEU-E Handy men for Wholesale
t.g-.r So week. war,A u-eii-ii, Nit- Room
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

HOOKKEEPFR- Position ~, .Zf.srIsacgg iaiy .
hu-k Enauar- A-L.rr-- ..IL LlIs--
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

/ MN WASTEu-TNY handy Young mel e.
I sr..tri.sI supply hsu-s. 81 week. 7''sas- As-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

POCKETBOOK-IeEt pocketbobk on Friday.
between 4 aud ! O'Clock. ON Compton HeiEhfs
car. initial ''f.'' on top. Finder. pirasc return
- ES4 Cligutczu. reward.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

TOr NuIe.
IttE new Postal typewriter has the universal
Ny lulfL Costs only -. AMI guss the same
work. and q u we'll S the sisf uIachlues-
7 uiiE EIdrantsc4. UJCaiet IEee- thas- J. Fos-
ter, 90 Chestnut 81
INrs.w RITTER desk ami Na. smith. used
only Few months. IIif Fullerton titg-
TNFEWEITEHS-E stock an makes. firS
grades. s. o. So. r.qa rl-l done al lowest
rates. Typewriter HyadI l-3 Ceutury
building
TYPEWRITERS- Remington. smith. oliver.
Older models 60 tu SD. rentals Two months
.. 81. Louis TyrswTltrr Exchange. Burning
TOUR selection 20 ;E= l1rscst stock Cf slight-
IS Used auI sec. Midland sNpewrlters IN thu
ccuutry. standard makes Euaianteed for one
wear. sold ans fsu-7i eNerys mere. send for tar
Exchange. IS =. .NInth -. ST Louis. No
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-10

CAnFENTERs, Efc.W .WASTED-CAR
PENTEHS AND CAR REPAiHERs. AP-
PLY REFRIGERATION REPAIR DE-
FOOT UTAH STREET.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-14
CURRENT COMMENT.

The New York World (Dem) says:
AS chief of the 'stand-patters Mr..
Roosevelt chooses for once, and mex
cusably, the less Strenuous role. -
The Baltimore American (Rep)
says: 80 far as American trade in
Abyssinia is concerned, the S. r. o.
sign is out, this country having already
captured all that countrys trade that
can be made at all available"
The Memphis Commercial Appeal
Dem.) says: Wouldn't this be a good
time for our peerless trust buster, Mr..
Roosevelt, to direct the attention of his
somnolent Attorney General to the meat
trust, the coal trust. the seed trust,
the shipping trust and all the rest of
the skin games.
The Chicago Chronicle (Dem.) says
Mr.. Chamberlain has proposed some
thing definite at last. He would lay a
tax of cents per bushel on foreign
wheat, but none on wheat from British
possessions; a tax on flour to protect
British mills; no tax on corn; 5 per
cent. on foreign meat, except bacon,
and dairy products preference to the
colonies on wines and fruits; 10 per
cent. on imports of manufactures; re-
auctions on tea, coffee, cocoa and sugar
to offset the proceeds of the new taxes;
no tax on raw materials. To Ameri-
cans this looks like a pretty small
mouse to be born of mountains
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-14
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetings-Clinton Lodge No "a, f.
and A. NJ.
Special Notices-Oysters Etc. NJ. S.
Gardner; Ship Notice, J. f. Minis q
Co, Agents; Ship Notice, Strachan &
Co., Agents.
Business Notices-Save 10 Per Cent.
and Get the Best Coffee at MINISTER'S;
Special Sale, the Ray Company.
Gentlemen's Dress Shoes-Byck Bros.
You Need Not Be An EXpert-B, II.
Levy & Bro.
Globe Wernicke Elastic Bookcase
John W. Fretwell.
What Are You Going to Do With
Your Children's Feet-Globe Shoe Co.
The Modern Helps to Easy House
keeping-Mutual Gas Light Company.
For Quality and Promptness-E. &
w. Laundry.
Come to Me and Be Cured-Dr. ]. T.
Gault.
It's Not How Cheap, But How Good
-Rowlinski.
Before the Rush-At Lattimore's.
our Mocha and Java-The Delmon-
leo Company.
Beer-Anheuser- Busch Brewing Co.
Foods-Postum Food Coffee.
Legal Notices-In the Matter of A.
H. Baker of Glynn and NJ. Marcus and
Geo. T. Schumacher of Chatham. Bank
rupts.
Auction Sales-Old Hoss Sale, Cen
trail of Georgia Railway, by C. II. Dor
sett, Auctioneer.
Savannah Theater-"The Professors
Love Story" Thursday Matinee and
Night; The Light of Other Daye,"
Friday Night.
Medical-Paine Celery Compound;
Duffys Pure Malt Whisky; Medical
Lake Salts; Herpicide; DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup; Blood-Wine; Morphine
Habit, st. James Society; Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets; Pyramid Pile Cure;
VinoL
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