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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
FRA 9~1nrtftrkuIten.
SammcnI ntnina.

SammcnH ntntna. Oct paa.
~itaaes, at @perne Aberbeen og Sos.
mopoliS / 8aibington ifal iloaes fam.
men til Ell 9p.
8iitc. - Wr. Sarrp Selpig oe
WiiS glefien, begge al Tacoma, org.
teuiebes Den iSbe Iopcmber / IA.
coma. Selpis er iicIge "@oIb. go.
item" Ell pelfienbt Ipotbefer / Saco.
ma.
Subuiclic. - SirSbag Sen Soc De-
cember ifol Earflouo WenigbeoS me
SfolcbilS inbpies. Sorman0 ,SoiS
boloer SuopielieSprpotfen. San ifal
efter MISUNDERSTANDING optoac
Offer, loul gaar til SiitriftetS Subre.
miSiionSfaSie.
Srglnp. - : GarISbo bleu Wr.
Mage Bud ira Rep 8eitminiter, y.
g., % Miis Snsa 9romItao, ira
Seattle, iorleoen pgtepie0e / Wfr. oa
VErS. .. TauIienS bpa9eIi9e Siem /
FauISbu. 9ritbeu er Rrs. 8. 8oitl.
lens Softer. &ielieu foretogeS al
Toltor Snnaelano.
Suuecrt | Ballard. - Zen 19be
oS. ofboIOt Sen 3orife Sanaforeltina
| BALLARD ell itor &oncert meb Bal.
6oreningen bar aSiiiterct al beu
Spenlte @lee Glub, Gorife Sanafore-
nIlg ira Seattle, ben 8elife Sano.
iorening % Den tpife "9ieoerfraut,"
Srogrnmmct, JON bar Iangt oa ino.
b%oloSrigt bleo gobt uSfsrt.
&urif Set. - Den Horife Sore.
ming al @perctt, ofboISt en- iproeIes
pellptfct 6eit paa SbS SeuomS Sun.
Ssroags Iitcu iiSitIeoen; ct apSt
Erogrom bIep sipet. Serefter for.
fstet @iGiterne fig ill SptieiaIen.
bncr en- ilom9rfet IioSoa blep Ter.
neret. b~eItaaeube al uorife Retter.
IadIom SuSeiiif, 3laobrsS, @afIer oo
mango nnore gobe Eager.
&cformatiouSfcit. - Zen Site OF.
tober teireoe Dor SreIiers MeniabeS
5%alrhaoen % 3ions Ntcnigbe6 i
8hatcom HeformutionSfeit / gor
6relleS airfe. 6oirbopen. om glfte.
men. Sau Sormiooaa o. GftermiS.
Sag Den iammc DAG ieire0es Gfteriit.
beltelt SmmmuelS ReniabeS
Saiprence. Eaitor 5oiS bar ;seItta.
Ter poa begee Stcoer.
Sperraffrt. - MfrS. u. 8. Soc
bleo iorleoen aften operraifet al ei
SurpriIe BARN / Nulconina al ben.
oeS SeoIelSoag. ct tort Nntal al
Mrs. goes SeuuefrebS iuoianot iia
til Senne SperraifeIie for at brinac
benoe SereS Spfsuifning oa tiIbrinaC
en- beboseIig aften. SsSieIsSaaS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
Nnrn pnkotn.

8rano opitoo forleoen Tag | 3be
Wonord Glepator | Yembina, men
Golf iIeoe itrar til g~ranofteoet, 90
Ga @eiret bar flint, bIeo Sloen liiffet,
inoen Den bapbe anrettet nogen pioere
EbelGgeelie.
st mt 9anbbiitrift nnoer Hapnet
9idinion 2onooiitrift meo Sopeo.
fparter | ben nGpnte @p er Der uo'
iiet til bill bIi oprettet me0 oct ferite.
&ongresmano S~pauloina | inobragte
forleben Dag 5orilas berom | &e.
prTientontbuiet, og oct iamme 3or.
ilag CT al equator Sausbruigb ito.
ligere inobrngt ! Senatet.
st fiGmpcmGsiist garcbns er I'M.
Der Spferelie / @dbpeton al ben
itore 2onobrugsmdifin.S iom
berpeo bill giere @abpetou til Sopeo-
fparter for 8afotaerne % en- Del al
Winneiota. Splagsbuiet blir so
500 brebt og 800 500 lanat 90 bill
funne rumme ct pGlbiet Eager at
Sanobrugsmaifiner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
Uolorunn.
Etreifcn chit Nrn

Strrifen cnbt. - Sra 8enper meo.
beles, at uPiteu to Srebieoele al De
1000 @rrbeorbeibere / BET norolise
&illgrrbeielt | Colorado mi bar sien.
optaget Irbeioet, og bet iorpentes, at
belle Ianbifabet bill pRre | 8irfiom.
beo ON en- llaeS Sib. Ieobelelien
ON StreifenS Ifilutning m~obtoges
meo itor Silirebsbeb / ole Sorret.
ningSfreoie. Wan nGreoe Saab ON,
at Den aonference, iom Snsbag | ben.
ne llge ifillbe aibolbeS | Srinibao, o9-
iaa mootte reiiiltere I Streifens 8i.
lGggelie | oct ipblige 8rubcoiitrift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
51iltrlrTut1,

Scsiic Gditrpm ira Stdrf blcp i
ginuOaGs brGbt ptO Ct llIufFrStil.
fpIOr, ioct han ioIot nco a. en- @oQn.
inches ira Surri9. Son uur is Nar
gummcl on Scn al Ell Naptlitprrit.
SnobruoStguc hicmirRtc iorleocn
Rat Eoitfoutorct / Wa1nolia "a lin.
bcrlppo6 K @romnS % !. u. Wnfrra
@utitcr iammcite05. men sc nop0r
mcget Iioct 3cocrIag for ait lit
StrUp. : Roitfcntorct iauNt Nc in,
tct % I @ufcrs Qenaeifab, ION DC
iprPnate OF, iuuNt Sc heller iuttt;
hos UNDERWOOD x @romu iunot 81
oeriHoo en- SmmlC Sclptei. Bert
tei hauoe Spncpuftct itinalct / Gmo.
bubnnens RcoifubSbIis % / en- uUr.
liagcnbc Smebie.
SpeH &ilmar bar unlaQt SaQ moo
gpifriper lGitn Glcr0 SamuuOioua
8oHoSmGn0 for al iaa Dem iii al
0Gfte Ell ougioeltg l%lnoerbalauce al
$4,000. Gctte SugSauIpg er fleet
pao anbefaIiHs Of 8cgnfabSigrer
9o%uaIbiou ma Mtinreupulis. Der ION
Sngtpnoig par tiItuIot for al aicn,
nemgaa 9penS Reguiflber, ION ban
fon6t bar pGret iert pua en- u0erit
ilurpet Raabe Oe iiSite fire aar. SS,
munSiou og bans 9ouoSmuno paa,
itdar imiSlertio, at 9onuIoions Hap,
port er ftlbitpuoig misoienoe, o.
bill trppe en- ny llnberie9elie, inoer
Sageu afgisres / Retten. Eoapel
gpen ION 9onosm9nOene, u. Z.
Gfanber oe Ole 9nrmtaO, bar euga.
aeret Sogisrere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
glIiunIs.
Ghicasos Spurpognc % 81

Ghieasus Spprposne % S~Sernbane.
traiif polOte / Nopember Al Berio.
ners 0sb, 1S5 iaareoeS. a~abelpog.
meme orGbte 4 og ioareoe 80; oe eIef.
triIfe 8ogne orGbte 8 % iaareoe
105; Serubanernes 9ampuogne
orGbte 80 % ioareoe Al; De opbsiebe
Sporpognc br9bte 2. AZ Yerioner
| Goof Gountp (Gbicogo) begif SeIp.
moro | Rupember. 10 al Dem fog
&arboIsipre, 8 br9bte fig meo 8as,
z ifieo Jig, 3 bGngte Jig o. De sprige
toa liz afbaee paa onben Waaoe. Z
loo tit Siu, ioet De blep fpalte af 8lil.
gas.
Spiuic / Eenacfni6e. - Or. 9orpie
bolot SsnbaaS i 3ion Gitp Ell Srp-
bifen ON Iengeiager. "Si trGn.
ger Iiot mere Mpnt," iagoe ban, "og
ieg snifer, at bper enelte en- Of eber,
inn enoni life bar ~beponeret noget /
Sion Sonf, fol maridere op til mig
! Woraen Gftermiooaa meIlem &I. to
og balo Ier. Seq bill ba bore | Iomi-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8ontor. Seq
bar en- elite ODER aue Yerioner | 3iou,
Iom enonu life bar ~beponeret noget,
iibeu leg ienote uS min gefaling, o.
ieg 1fal fortGIlc oere, at pi ingen
Grug bar for Dem. Spis De life piier
fig ! Noracn, piI De bIi forbrepet fra
Sion Gin" Goipie inbrpmmer. at
@rnnoen til hans genaeforleaenbeb
er oet oeIiianeSe 2orstog til Rep
0ort, Der foiteOe omfring $2S0,O00.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04

1eriom bet CT en- 0ariane. fan sr bet alt ea be.
AsOsT at plst ON en- stsps sasr ssanss,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04

So6ers efIer eset frenrtioise Stem,
gipes Der alirius | be f~orifieIigite
Sag. Mauee isger Snbnitriifplen |
Bergen, men melt nIminoeIigt Der !
gpgoen isges grita ToaifeitoSs So.
ffole pom 0oftbus. s3rita, Iom opret.
tebe fin Sfole for ml1ige slar iioen,
bar brer Binter tant mango Gleper.
Oct bar bnn ogian | @inter.
aaroIina aga bolot boaoe ifior.
bsIt og oenne SOFT ct fort anrims |
9iaopning at 6rugt oa @rsntiager,
fsrit ct for Serreoets Rrgning, OF faa
ct for amtets. 9egge aurier poa 12
Gleper iegtes label at iinge Senter
iom at nloreube 3oner.
gergens SusfIiosforenines 8irf.
Iombeb bar i De ienere aor ogiaa
Itraft iig berino / Siorben. sssrlt
bolbtes ct aurius paa SppeoaI, iaa
.ifior ct | Sifebpgo for Sletning Of
3irpe til Brig for Srngttransport.
Sg / bisie Gage bolotes ct 6 tigers
8qpefurius Der / Sobo.
Sssla meo inc / Slsiop9reliet I
Sooa Sfoleblls. iaa ffal on lie Is I9-
peltole, og | 3isffenet itaor oen
fiortenoe. Der iiooer 9ritba / 9pgba,
8pba SeIe, Gro 8reitegaaro, Ser.
borg @ibe, @iinbilo S%ielmebaug,
@einneig Maniafer, Curb Soeit,
.2iia Simonien, aaia $oralSien,
Martba Ringsen, Wagrete SCOTLAND
Sngeborg apalnes % puDer pefielpis
paa 9uffeaafleber, 8oroouge. og
Granddaughter, Sorfleoe. og Stole.
teppeteier, 8arointsier og Gbepiot.
gleperne faar bebolbe, bpao De ielp
p9per, moo at betale for @arnet.
4rebien befoiter 8eo og 8oif, men
29rerin6en, Wartba Steffenien frc
Bergen, lsnnes al nppnte Susfios.
forening. 8i er naturlispis Sorenin.
gen meget tafnemmelige, men oct fal
life negtes, at De fleite heller bap6e
snifet ct al,rius | alirpfletning; thi
s'rneo fitnoe mango af De iinee Gllt-
ter, iom ofte fan gaa belle 8interen
og ilGnge, lprt noget til at ipsiel.
i9tte fig meo og berpeo facet &nleo-
nina til 0ifortieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
NlnarndJmTrtta.
SpnsrcSirttrIie

SpnsncSirttclic. Sra Boston
meoocles, at omfring $4,000 Irbei.
bere ! Sertils Snouitrien fit fin 2sn
ncoIat | Wonba9s. Sermeo bar ialt
Ga, 600 IrbeiSere | Rep England
fanet i'm Sen ueoiat. % oen Rebi9t-
telie, iom trpoer ifraft / gsep Seo-
forb paa fprItfommenbe Maubae, oil
sae gntailet til omfring 10000. :
De fleitc Snbrifer er HehiGttelien 10
Erocent. NTiteu hpert eneite 9om-
uloSipiuberi / Rbooe Ssslano bar og-
iaa peotaaet bcn me 2enstarif. % De
uaentliae 9enninaer til ArbeiosfoI-
fene piI her iorminofes meo minoit
10000. Yet iorlpoer. at Reoi9tteI'
ierue er bic. In9rfiut irben pioere BRO
teit fra T~rbetoerues Sfbe.
1eriem oct CT en- SarIans. iaa sr bet alt sa be
A. a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
Turifieaiae Hnbeber.

Saloor gspelano bar fisbt fla en-
lioen letpinbt @aaro Sogn6al /
Sogn. at ban flptteoe ira gspelano
grumbebe iig paa, at ban at 9oftoreu
bar tilraabet at BRUCE Sisbao ior i'm
'Selies Crib.
Faa Selle er netop afiluttet l1oifift.
ningsforretnineen paa Siemnemoc-
fen. Oct bier Jig, at Satob bIiber
gier at 8runoen, bpor Suiene itaar,
% iaaleSes lipper ban ltbflptning.
Eormob faar Jim Eeig noroIigit, og
Safob fin paa ienbre Siben at Dies
Seig, iaaleoes former Sons Glen.
bonn nermeit Wanicger.
8aa Waniaeer foregaar | bisie
Gage ubififtning paa llbmarfen. Der
gisres ogiaa nh Sorbereoelier til ltb.
flptning, % Senrif en- iaa imaat be.
spnbt; ban bar nemlis fat fig op np
2aoe paa Breitafer.
9et mooerne Sotel Saromeer t9n.
fes meb oct fsrite at bline foripnet
meb eleftriif gelpsning. Scr 9oub
reiite tilbage til England ibsIt, loo
ban engeIife Sngenierer frretage Sp.
mailing Of "Opo", bnorfra anl9gget
ifal faa &raften. Soaefien bar ie.
mere pGret / UNDERSTANDING baaoe
meb asbisrn gibe og Safob Soroal
ON label @lperetten iom @runbar-
%ItaaeIie til InI9gaet, men enbnlt er
ingen Sanoel fommet iitanb, Wan
er nemlie pant til at foa fine @ien'
BONNIE fabelagtig betalt Der | Soba.
@l9oen oper, at hi enbelig bap6e
facet egen 0oftor / Sboa, fit en- brat
GnSe. Sor fire Waaneber iioen bleb
ban al en- al fine Batienter imittet al
9lobforgiftning, og ben ptreo li9 ferIt
paa Ell iaa eienoommelig Maaoc, at
ban ielp life bar flar oper Spgoom'
men. gnoeIig laebe ban ii9 mo paa
3Iinifen / Bergen, % Der bar ban
ppret opereret Gang efter Sang, og
ban bar l9nge opgioet at De 2Gger,
Tom b~ebanoIebe bam; men mn er ban
/ gebring og baaber at faa mart fom'
me biem.
@ifte / set iioite Salpaar Der Sog'
net err: gsbisrn Speiuion Sfare %
aari Safobsbatter Sssienoal. &riItt
Slsbatter Ianiafer er gift meo fin
Spigerinoes 9ror, Sorbisrn Slieit
graaifat, og er flpttet til bans Stem I
Ia~frefiorSen. Giielia Snltsbatter
Sfieggeoal err nplig reiit til tit frenf.
tioige Siem / Sonbol, boor bum bleu
aft meo en- Sneofer. Sremoeles er
aifte ibsit getle 8etleion SeIieitab
meb Rartba S%nlmsoatter Sfiegge'
sal. Safob SaQoorien gitbreim rel.
tie ibag til Bergen for at oies Ger
9ruben er Rarta SpeinSoatter Sres,
bif.
Ss6e | SoSa Sogn: 8amle sSer.
gen Sofbeim omfring 20 aar. San
osoe phioieliet. San bIep en- Nor.
gen iunoen opo Of Sierteilag. 9sOe
err ogiaa Sigrib 8. Sorbal, omfring
80 Ior gammel. 9en 9atter. ioni
beIp foot peb @ooerens DOB iamt 3
Gutter, ben 9l6ite paa Z Iar. operlr'
Der beuoe. SrembeIeS err bsoe: @am-
lie anua Ssreeusoatter 8uer, sc
gar; gamle Spunepo Soafonsbatter
Soroal, 20 Gar. SigriS Sa6Ias.
mptie ener 9sining @tilS ltnberbret.
fas Some, 80 gar; bum oebe hos i'm
Seiter 9ritba Sfdre. 9riiten gnSre.
len Ssberg. 81 Iar ganmel, osoe al
SGrine, bporaf bon bar uGret ipg et'
par aar.
ct goot Hptaar snifes 2Riernel
Sof for oct gamIe Iar!
Iieber2anq R c r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04

ltoeifien bar S236,355. os Mettofor.
tieneiten uoajoroe oltiaa $29,175.
aasiebeboIonimaen fra foregaoenoe
Iar bar $5f,0SS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19
pAnTYYM

At a time when the illustrated maga- zines and weeklies are printing pictures of the discoveries of radiun. and telling us something of its properties, it Is par ticularly instructive and interesting to turn to the December number of The At- lantic Monthly, where Professor John Trowbridge of Harvard University discus- ses the discovery of radiun as New Revelation in Science. Professor Trow- bridge, than whom no man is better quaIined to speak with authority, ex- pounds the practical and phiiosophic irn- port of the marvellous new metal very in- formingly His concluding paragraph is especially suggestive;
 "The new revelation in sicence is eer- tainly far-reaching, and 1t is comforting in the sense that more Is vouchsafed as man becomes ready to receive. This word revelation has hitherto had its chief significance in religious sense; and in this sense our forefathers were not ac- customed to think that revelation is con tingent upon our investigations. In the scientific world there are no revelations which do not result from a long con tinued and hopeful spirit The iptel- lectual qualities here are Indispensable. There are epochs of revelation. however, and the student of the history of science can perceive a gradual uplifting of the state of our knowledge which is sym boIized in the material world by the up- lifting of continents"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19
A storY from Tllinois.

This story is stranger than fiction: A farmer of Wabash County. IL. owned a drove of fifty fine blooded hogs. He turned them loose last spring in pasture to shift for themselves. They had to be called back only for meals. and as the farmer was a weak voiced man, he hit upon the plan of pounding with his stick on a board. The sound thus produced meant corn to the porcIne intelligence. Tn the autumn they were turned into a grove full of dead trees in which tho woodpeckers found happy hunting ground. No sooner were the hogs left by themselves than ''rap-rap-rap" sounded from the further side of the In- closure. off they scampered to the prom ised banquet "Tap-tap-tap" called them back to the starting point before they were half across. "R-r-r-rap" came from an industrious redhead in third quarter. To make long story short, the hogs chased the woodpeckers about the lot
 from morn to noon, from noon 10 dewy eve. and with the setting sun dropped in their tracks from sheer exhaustion. never
 to rise again. '.ti-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19
OPINION FOR ELMORE|
QUICK DECISION BY THE su-
 PRE1KE COURT.
Jurisdiction of Courts of the County Over Nisdsmeanor Cases In- volwed--u Docket of IGontgofn-
 cry Division Completed.

In record breaking opinion the
 Supreme Court of Alabama yesterday de-
 cided the vexed question of Jurisdiction between the County Court and the Circuit Court of Elmore County.
 The case was submitted to the court
 Thursday and an opinion was rendered on 1t yesterday the day following. The unusual haste was result of urgent con-
 ditions in Elmore County. It vas to de
 eide whether the prisoners In the Fillmore County jail should be triable iu the Coun- ty Court or in the Circuit Court of Fillmore County. It was in effect request of tho Supreme Court for an interpretation or the Pony Circuit act" SO far as 1t relates to misdemeanor offenses in that county. The case was of great interest to the Elmore officials. There were in the El-
 more County jail thirty or forty prisoners who were to be tried in the near future If they should be tried in the County Court and convicted the conviction would not stand if the Supreme Court later decided that the eases should be tried In the Circuit Court.
 The test case was made hx Hon. H. J. Lancaster, ex-offlcio judge of the County Court of Elmore County. It was directed against Matt Gafford, an Eimore County prisoner. 3yS sass
 The decision of the court was that the prisoneS In question should be tried by the Circuit Court. M k Adjourned to January II. The Supreme Court yesterday completed the call of tho Third--the Montgomery-- Division. The Court adjourned yesterday afternoon for the Christmas holidays. The Court viii meet again January nth to take up cases coming from the Seventh Division. The Seventh Division is com posed of the counties of Calhoun. Chero- kee, Clay, Cieburne. DeKaib, Etowah, Randolph. Shelby, St. Clair and Talla- dega.
 At its setting yesterday tho Supreme Court only handed down two opinions, both of them in important criminal cases. They were as follows:
 Mcclellan, c. J.-H. J. Lancaster vs' Matt Gafford, appeal from Elmore Cir- cult Court affirmed.
 Relaearing- Charlie Sparks vs. state of Alabama, apeaI from Lee Circuit Court, application for rehearing overruled and
 day of execution fixed for February. sth'
 1904
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19
SPARKS TO BE HANGED.
SUPREME COURT FIXES DATE
 or HIS DEATH.
Negro School Teacher of Russell County Who Murdered Jack Tngsrsoll is to be Executed
 February s.

By a decree of the Supreme Court ot Alabama issued yesterday Charlie Sparks, the Lee County negro school teacher, con victed of murder, will be hanged Feb ruary 5. l90f.
 This Is the third time that the date of Sparks execution has been fixed. He was convicted in the Circuit Court of Lee County over year ago and condemned to death. His attorneys appealed to the Supreme Court. but the decislon of the lower court was affirmed. The decision of anirmance fixed the 18th of last August as the day on which Sparks should be hanged.
 sphFks,s attorney on July 20. filed with | the court plea for a reconsideration and for the withdrawal of the certificate of anirmapce. The reasons for the motion were set forth ln the written plea. The Court had adjourned. but 1t recon vened to act upon the plea. The Court withdrew the certificate of afiirmance and granted . hearing on motion to recon Slider.
 After hearing the argument on this mo- ton the court saw no reason why tho former opinion should not stand. A new deeFee was accordingly issued naming February 5 as the date of execution.
 Sparks was a negro school teacher of Phenix City. He was convicted of kiIl- ing Jack Ingersol. a well known negro. of that town on July 2s 1901. It was al- legged tha tan undue intImacq existed be- tween Sparks and Ingersois wife. Inger- sol was assasslnated while eating supper
 His wife. who turned States evidence testified that she passed her husband g gun out the window to Sparks. who stand ing outside shot and killed the man at the table.
 Sparks, as a matter of precautlon, was carried to the Opelika jail shortly after the commission of the crime and he has since been confined there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19

masculine heart. Her motive was hn. uane If the Sultan would not let her wear the red cross of her phiIanthropic order on her arm, 1t was already in her heart. Her camel-train was laden with inestimable treasures of practical Chris tian beneficence, richer by far than gold or gems, or spices of Yemen.
 Nellie Bly's fantastic tour around the world in eighty days made no such drafts upon physical resources as the thousand. mile journey of the Queen of Sheba. Ii illustrated well the precision of coYinec. tons; the speed, safety, and luxury of modern travel. But the Arabian princess traveled on ship of the desert''a-A AfIsa Edwards. in her charming ."rhousand Miles Up the Nile,'' gives a vivid and amusing description of the tortures of samel-riding. After you have apparently reached the limit of endurance In the racking gait, the hump ?backed animal unlimbers an additional joint, and gives you another and unexpected agonizlns jolt. The queen was no paiace-car tour. ist.
 Fame is a God-liIss gift. By means oi 1t man projects himself through space and time to remotest lands and latest periods. There Is a sense In which the famous man never dies. His influence iu immortal Dead. he yet speaks. His works follow. That Is one reason why the Judgment can not take place until the end of time. A final reckoning can not be made until ones influence has run to its uttermost possible limit Did Solo, man, with all his wisdom, know this7 Do the famous men of our own day?
 The Queen of sheba is the ideal search CT after truth Her eye was fixed on the prize Time, distance, fatigue, danger. were as dust in the balance. None of these things moved her. The things she wanted to know were in her heart. She was like the modern post-graduate, who crosses the seas to submit a list of Ques- tions to an Old World university profes. sor at a fixed price per question. She was nothing daunted by the splendor oi Soiomon's court She was ingenious ana earnest. She paid the price cheerfulIy. and to the last penny. Such seekers are finders. 1900 A D., or 1000 B. c.
 Jesus has a spiritual empire on earth today that, in its moral excellence, sur passes by far the material spiendor of Solomon's famed capital. Jesus'a self stands forth the incarnation of wisdom, love, and power. Every soul should start on quest for him. No obstacle should impede. Pay Jesus's price. It is infin- itesimal compared to what one obtains. Of all teachers, he only can say: '-The words that I speak unto you, they arc spirit, they are life, speak truth. I am truth" Hear ye him!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19
Builds Oostly asplte,' Towsr.

NeW IOTA TItIuIu
 Everyone Is familiar with various spite fences or houses, but 1t is safe to say that quite the most costly and elaborate c enterprise of this kind in the worlA is the famous wainnouse Tower, in I'd kshire, England It's builder, John Edward Vain house, was the owner of dye works in that valley, Next to his estate lay that of an English lord. The two quarreled. and Wainhouse built the tower so that he could always overlook his neighbor' s grounds, although they lay much higher than hi sown. The tower fs nearly S08 felt high and cost s50,OoO to build.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19
NovH1E8ER HEnE nnPoRT.
Twenty-Five Alarms Answered by the
 Departuaent.


 The monthly report of the fire depart ment for November has been completed, showing an interesting account of the work during that month.
 Twenty-two alarms were answered by the department. Seven alarms were re- ceived by the fire alarm system and ff- teen alarms were received by telephone. There was one false alarm.
 The character of the buildings at risk were as follows: One four-story brick. five three-story brick. two ohe-story brick. ten one-gtory frames, one shed over brick kiln and two railroad freight cars loaded with cotton.
 The value of the buildings at risk was $52, 100. The value of the contents was 19.S7s.47. The loss on buildings was sis,- 6Ss.52 The insurance on buiIdinRs was $42.475. The insurance paid on buildings was $13,3sS.52. The loss on contents was s6. 422 47. The insurance on contents was sl4s s7s.47 The insurance paid on contents was ss.sl347.
 Some of these fires were in the lately annexed territory, where water was hard to be gotten and the total loss at the Heron Street school fire ran the losses by fire into higher figures than usual.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19
How to Pravent croup.

It will be good news to the mothers of small children to learn that croup can be prevented The first sign of croup is hoarseness, A day or two before the et- tack the child becomes hoarse. This ts soon followed by a peculiar rough cough.
 Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy freely as soon as the child heeomes hoarse, or even after the rough cough appears, and 1t will dispei all symptoms ,f croup. Yn this way all danger and anxiety rnny be avoided. This remedy is used by many thousands of mothers and has never b9eT, known to fail 1t is, iA fact, the .,i,iv remedy that can always be depsnded upon and that is pleasant and safs to take. For sale by all druggists. adt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19

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 The plaques are sinehes in diameter. printed In fourteen cciofs, and represent the highest type of Autograph work. No advertising appears on the face of the seabon plaques.
 They will make beautiful decorations for the homo, and can be procured by Femitting 25e to the MaltsNutrine Depart mett, Aixiieuser- Busch Brewing Associa- tion, St, Louis. Mo