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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16
ON THE COAST.
Several cities on the Pacific slope
Visited by President an
His Tour.

Riverside. Cal, May s.-President
Roosevelt spent the night in this pic
turesque and beautiful city. He en-
tered the state of California Mt Red
lands. Thursday afternoon. and was
welcomed by Gov. Pardee and COM
mittee of the state legislature. He
responded in brief address, and aft
er luncheon was driven through the
city and parks. Flowers were in pro-
fusion everywhere and the president.
who is making his first trip through
California, could not find words in
which 10 express his admiration. Dur
ing his address the president dis
cussed the question of irrj-etion. and
DECEASED that the system ould be
extended and widened.
Los Angeles. Cal, May o. Nssident
Roosevelt made his entry int y.0s An
geles at one o'clock Friday AFTERNOON.
The enthusiastic welcome that greeted
him at each stopping place within the
boundary of California reached cli-
max when the special train drew into
la Grande station. Extraordinary po-
lice precautions had been made 10
guard the safety of the president dur
ing his stay in Los Angeles. Secret
service men and police officers looked
after him closely The president wit
messed the annual floral parade. and
was much impressed by the display.
During his brief stop at Pasadena
President Roosevelt visited the home
Of Mrs. Garfield, widow of the former
president.
Hotel del Monte. Cal, May IL
President Roosevelt spent one OF the
most restful Sundays since his trip be-
gan. lie and a smsll party rode horse
back over the famous 11-mile drive
along the sea. In the afternoon he at
tended 81. Johns chapel on the hotel
grounds
San Jose, Cal. May i2.-Thc presi-
dent made speeches Monday at Pa
iaro. Watsonville, Santa Cruz and San
lose. addressing the largest audi
ences of the day at this place. lie
was taken on drive through the
county here, stopping for few min
utcs AT Campbell. where he partici-
pated in the planting of n tree. He
visited the big tree grove, and in "A
speech called attention to the thou
sands Of cards which had been tackled
by visitors on the enormous trunks
of the giants OF the forests. He ex-
pressed his disapproval of such pro-
cedure, and said he hoped the people
of California would see to il that
such vandalism was stopped. He in
timated that he would like to see the
cards taken down, and later, when he
went for walk alone through the
park, the members OF his party tore
down the cards.
san Francisco, May IL. President
Roosevelt in his speech al banquet
here Tuesday night predicted that
congress az its forthcoming meeting
will dispose OF pressing questions re.
!ating TO banking and currency. He
said remedial legislation was needed
in the interests Of the business world.
and far more in the interests of the
farmers. The banquet was the cul-
mination of a day filled with pleasing
events. This city gave the chief mag
istrate rousing welcome Through
miles and miles OF cheering human
ity he stood mp in his carriage and
bowed his acknowledgment OF the en-
thusiasm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16

Sioux City, In, May 12.--Much dam
age has followed heavy rains in this
vicinity. Country roads are impassa-
BILE, great damage has been done in
towns by the flooding of easements.
and the corn already planted Is gem
orally washed out. Streams arc swol-
len out of their banks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16
Forty-Ffve Jews Killed.

St. Petersburg. May le. The min
lister OF the interior has circulated a
long, official account OF the recent
nnti-Semitic outbreak al KischcneT,
capital Of Bessarabia. He says IS per-
sons were killed and 424 were injured
and that 200 houses and 600 shops were
looted. The minister attributes the
rloting TO religious III will and reports
Of ritunl murders
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16
TntnI BIC nt ke,nncc. IlI.

Kewanee, Ill. May II. In q fire
which destroyed the fremont house
here early Monday morning, Eggert
Timm, Of Amboy. Ill, persisted, and Ed
ward Krumpleman. of MarcelIne, Mo,
suffered injuries from which he dice
at two o'clock ia the afternoon. Theo-
dore ID. Thompson, Of Magnolia, ILL.,.
was seriously burned, but will recover.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16
Held Tor Murder.

Chicago, May 13.-John Wiltrack
was held TO the grand jury for the al
legged murder Of six-year-old Paul
Paszkowski on testimony Of the for
mcr's ii-year-old ltepson. Mrs. Will
track was held as accessory, No
cause for the crime ascribed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16
nenni, wa. nuIned.

Elizabeth. \. j., May Her law
gers plea that her beauty was ruined
as a result Of trolley accident is be-
licved 10 have largely Influenced jury
in the Union county court in award
ing a verdict for $4,000 10 Mrs Myra
Rose searles, the wife u q ply stefan in
pfafpGe1d
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16

London, May IL, a. m Capt. Henry
III. T.. Deasy, late OF the Sixteenth lane
ers, has accomplished an automobile
journey by a run from London 60 Glas-
gov without a stop in II hours and l6
minutes, in the face Of rain and a gale
OF wind
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16

New York, May 12.-President
Roosevelt has rendered 10 Frederick
w. Hollis, of. this city. the position
OF umpire 10 act in the settlement Of
the claims OF Germany and Italy
against Venezuela.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16

Upper Sandusky, o., May 10. Peter
Stanslcy died here Tuesday, aged 40
years. after an illness of seven weeks
duration. lie is survived by widow
of iO6 years. 60 whom he had been
married IS years. He was the oldest
man in Ohio.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16

Washington. May 1.-THE report
that President Marrouuin OF Colon
bia has resigned Is officially denied.
The Colombian government is de-
ciare,l 90 be stable ard the outlook
Tor the canal treaty bright,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16

Hong Kong, May l2.-Acute dis
trcss prevails in the Manning and
Tsun-Fa district OF Kwang 81 province.
IL is estimated that $4,000 persons are
starving. The people OF Hong-Kong
are sending relief.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16
BARD is DEAD.
Richard Henry Stoddard. the Poet.
Passes Away Mt New
York city.

New York, May 13.-Richard Henry
Stoddard, the poet. died Tuesday I his
residence in this city. Mrs. Stoddard
died less than a year ago, and his son,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16
Pleads Guilty.

Duluth. Mimi, May 10. Former
Postmaster W. d. Ellsworth, ~ Eve
icih. Tuesday pleaded guilty TO the
charge of embezzIng The snm Of $4,000
81 government funds and he will be
sentenced to-day by Judge Lochren.
Ellsworth attributes his downfall TO
ynmbliup.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16
Krntnckr sne. nnnd for rn.r..

Louisville, KY, May i2.-Suit for
100000 taxes was filed Monday by
the state of Kentucky against the
Southern Pacific Railroad company.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16
THEY GO FISHING.
distinguished Men To Have
Outing In Ohio.

Middle Bass Island, O., May f.. Ex-
President Grover Cleveland and Capt.
u. =. Lamberton. L. S. ~ who re-
Gently arrived here TO fish, have been
joined by several other distinguished
visitors. Among those now in the par
~ are eN-Goy. Charles Foster, John Uri
Lloyd, Cincinnati. and j. g. Mitchell,
Toledo; Judson Harmon, ex-attorney
general, Cincinnati; Leroy Brooks.
Cincinnati, and {. {. Dwight, Chi
cago.
Mr.. Cleveland steadfastly refused
to discuss his possible candidacy for
the democratic nomination for presi-
dent next year. and politely informs
newspaper men that he is here TO fish.
md not TO talk politics.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-16

Rome. May is Tho pope has def
nitcly decided to appoint cardinals at
thc next consistory. The following
prelates have already been informed
Of the intention OF the pontiff 10 be-
stow the red hat on them: Mgr Nocel-
Ia. secretary 81 the College OF Cardl-
na;s; Mgr. Cayicchioni. secretary OF
the congregation Of the council; Mgr.
Tallani. papal nuncio az Vienna; Mgr.
Aiuti, papal nuncio at Lisbon; Mgr.
Katschthaler, archbishop OF Salzburg,
and Mgr Fischer, archbishop Of Co
logne. The consistory Is likely to take
place June IS or June %.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
Sortfcrelie.

gn 7atter al Wnpor Collins /
,Somilton e. 3, hapoc netop gra'
oueret pes 9penS Sgiifolc og bar
cnbm lin S~tnosoragt meb 9Iomiter
% 8reier. ga Sen itnQe Surmer Gpb
Irmitrong, meo bpem bun bar bent
melig forlooet, fom % bnrtisrte ben'
sc % FOG henoe til Cavalier, bpor
Sc / Ell Soit blep gifte. SenocS
Naun 'er Wabel. Gen unge grm'
Itrona antogcS ON Ratter at boue
ligget / en- 2oSe, % RiQeu petteOe
pno BAN. @rrnben til 8~ortferClier
iigcs at bare, at Wopor Collins bap'
Sc iaa meget imob Sor6inoeIien
% ban efter gromensieiten 2srhaa
Den t3be o~perroifebe be ituae. ioei
&c iob Iammen. gap han Dem Brpal
bcaqe 10. WaheIS Mooer er iaa neh.
trpft 90 bebrsuet, at bun holoer
Senacn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

Drs. o. u. @nliron inlte ina ON
apilNcforcitinaer. Mrs. .. @. ri.
itno irelnbolot, bpdb SC pl,sre HrGite-
funer lfpaocr be Rlore. MrS. q. 8.
Strerlne taIfe ON et forhiinis Bro
itefones StiIiing, Mrs. q. greoeier,
% Mrs. s. 81. Greiis tnIte nosle Sro
ON Brpitefoners @ieitiribeo. Mrs.
No. u. GDriiteniet irembalNt oefnnii
en- RrGitctones Stiairg iorn benoes
0idnhs MeoBirtp. MrS. 5. 6. Segg
I%notaIte, at ifisitt bum nplia par biYet
Brpitefone, alposoe bun iig opcr al
ina urre nreo oeb Msoet. Mrs. 2nilr.
Sarieli talte ON GrGiteforRrres Still.
ling | Sanfunoct.
Dc tilitebeorrelt0e ErGitefoner og
Grniesiorers Sooner bar:
Mrs. u. 8. aaien, Mrs. u. 8.
sllfien, Mrs, 8. aQen, RrS, y. 5.
Berg, Mrs. n. .. BRANDT, Wrs. ".
9reoeru, 0trs. 6. 9err,ut Mrs. =.
g. 9erpeien. Nfr$. %. 9orge, Mrs.
Qt. u. GbrtiteuierL Wr8. i. $. Dahl.
Mr$. q, Geroe, Mra. q. Sigeirbarm
Mrs. IS. u. @uairon, Mrs. 81. g.
@nttebs Rrs. 8. SneI. Mrs. !. 6.
Sega. Mrs. Z. Z. SiImcn, Mrs. $.
.. SltStuebt Mrs. .. Sinll, Mrs. g.
l. Seroee. IrS. 8. Z. Senien, Mrs.
s. ). apole, MrS. 9. 9oren, MrS.
), 2tnnepoIo, Mrs. u. 6. 9ien, Ofrs.
&aur. &aricn, MrS. 8. Z. See, Mrs.
SngertS Mtorfbus, Mrs. O. Iarf.
bus, Mrs. :. q. Wonicu, N1rs.rS
g. N~a8elSien, Wrs. 5. Rorobp, DtrS.
8. 8. Norobp Rrs. 8. Gttcrien,
Mrs. 2. ID. 0riuoa, Rrs. 6. q.
Frelts, Mrs. 6. q. Reterion.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
Sronftt.

@ronfit er Ell Spaoonl, iom ri al
Iciommen fuu pralc al at Ia han,
Ell, ilere eller mango @onge. @roH.
fit or olleitebSnprpprenoe; Den fan
huiere CONNER on @iutcr uoen Nj.
Lao; 9torbpolen ~fien0er 0en lonl
g@fuotor; oen bienIie9er bsie oQ lane,
9umIe og ilrGe; oen@ &irfctrcOS
ipGnber fra &u8acn til @ropen. Gen
npispte fon indulge Den iaa at il meb
lit isrite NanSeOrog, % bcn biorn.
ger lit til at beipGrlig9iarc Noin.
gems ii6ite!
Nue Weuncifcr ueo bn oQion pc.
fro ON ocnnc Su8bom oG or itrotS
iUr0iQ mco 0iognoIen, iOoin0rt ell
Al oerra Eenrcr elder beficEote be
Quuoer at hoitc.
Norc 2uierc mou mi aIliQeucl life
opfottt oet iom en- TornWrmcIie,
naar ri piI Qierc ct 6orieg paa at
tomplettcrc bercH &i0en, ifripcr Or.
:. / banif "Rattonoltih.~ Get flrHNC
10 nGre. al Sc eiterieIQenbe 2iuirr
mbebolot ct Bar me SunSpuufter,
iom DC - hpem peo? a. funoc aiere
@rug al / oennc Si0. ga 9ronfit b.
rer til De ooaIi0No9$ 6ruomencr
ooeraIt. a
9rorfit er iom nriten alt, bpaN
Der enSer pon it, noget meO BE.
tPn0elie - 9etpnoeIie i &roufierne
5, h. /. @llitrSrSgrcuene, S~uitrsrct.
iom ri 10 fan isle ioron pan 0oIirn.
oeIer fig eperit / 9rpitet / 10 Brcnr,
iom after Hclcr iis | 'tnere oa fiuere
Rsr, buiS bIsbe gpaac hoIbes no.
ipGrreoe ueo Strip al imoa 9ruit.
form Der boloer Dem time, Sc oller.
fineiie &uftrsrssrene euScr | IHlaa
! Suftrrun, SunsebI9rerne, bpor Suft'
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

funoe> betegne Tom ben "profesiio-
nele", og iom er iaa alminbelig hos
Wslere, 9agere, Stenbuseere, @ib.
iere, 8poere, aullempere, Irbeioere
/ f%entiife Sabrifer oip. Stenet %
Hsgen iptter Suftrsrets Slimhinoe /
en- Srritaiionstifftmo, bnoraf aa-
tarrben reiitlterer.
gn6elig ifaI pi nppne, at 9ronfit
er N itabig 2eoiager al pisie afute
Sufeftionsipgoomme. iaaiom MGss
linaer, aisboite, Snfllien5a, Spius,
Stopper.
Spao 9ebansIingen al 9ronfit
angaar, oa retter ri fsrIt og fremit
pore 9eitrRbeier bentmoo at unbgda
bens Spitaaen. &i ifal oerfor bGros
os: siere Dor SUB til at Tempe fig
eitef Semperaturouergnn9e % moo.
itaa Observation-Disclosures. Sra
9arnealberen ifal man pPnnes til
life at bore ior parmt inopaffet oa
til at fprbes meget / friif 2iit. &olbe
Afpnifninger, Stprtebabe % aabne
Ginbuer / Sopeprreliet fornplctterer
ienere ben SGrbningen.
Sar man imtblertto faat fin 8ron.
fit. Ifal mar 10 fsrit al meb oen, III.
ben man fan begpnbe at bproe iis.
Somofteit er set 10 en- ififfeIig 81.
belie, JON -gaar bort paa noale 0age,
naar man hoIber Jig inbe (belIt /
Sengen), anl99aer parme Smilag
% npoer parme Sriffe, I. er, ben
meget pnbehe Sapreiltppe. Barn
Ntclf meo Sobapano eler @miers
pano or meb rette befienbt ionl ct
goot Mtiboel til at oplsie Sltmet %
lette Gotten, ligeiom Salmiaf, Der
finbes i oen populGre "2afritsmlfs'
tltr~% bporai Gpoteferne | oenne Sib
aiiptter mal1ge 2iter ou9lia.
SEQ bcn bnurnoffebe febrile 9rons
fit bpoer Sengeleie Jig al iig iclp,
men 9ebanolingen er isprigt pGient'
liq oen famine iom o%oenfor.
Den ior Barn ioo farlige aatarrh
/ be fine 2uitrersgrene ("0en capiIs
Iere 9rpnfit") frpper en- megct Ont
bpggelig @ehanoIing, hporunoer 9ao
ipiQer Ell Itor Hole, iomnen meo
Itimulcrcnoe WiOler al forifieIi9
Art. Snooomre 8otienter moa I'M.
ser ale GrtItpnOi9hcoer o~ucrIobc$
til 2rQen5 Smiorg. De lcttcre fFor.
mel al @ronfit bsrer 10 berimob til
oe 2ioeIier, iom meb iGrlig 6or.
firrligbeo to1e& ur0er 9ehntolin9 /
Sicmmet peh SjPlp al "&usraob",
Wten hesior err en- liot mere inbgao,
cnoc 2S~oritnoelie hos Fublifum al.
6pob BET Oreicr Jig ON, maaife iaa
mere poo i'm SLABS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
en- Peremeiter.
Oct 16be gar6nnorcSes itsritc apafs
ialuer % Sprtcfnnituer.

pNNffDN =
ldlntnm meo 2%Ggefunitens Siitorie,
% ipprmeriif 0tpitif, fabbaIiitiif
Sptosftnoigbeo % beOrogerff 0tagi /
Screening meO me0icinif apafiaIperi
bar glennem Aorbunoreoer uogiort
en- mlotsmnelig Slide til Higoom,
9ere % SerbmmeIie for belle Sfarer
al Storioirolere % geSragere.
@nropaS meoIctuife S~erefieften
grunotd9oeS al Set 12te AarmnNres
DEG 0htnfe o9 noaehe lin iuIoe llbpif.
ling gienncm ben bersmte Rarocel.
IuS' @pIaoner. RaroceIius por Ell
oirfeIig 9egapeIie, iom isgte at re.
fcrmere 2Pgeflrniten pna @irfeligbes
Nens @runO, o9 ian latte ioriaapiot
en- RGrfepGI / 3asefunitens Siito.
RE. 0ten peh chen Seroi par ban
ogiaa en- Mpitifer, iom tabte iig i
uirngtbOrc SpeflLotioner, % hans
tclniifc Spitcm, Joni / iig ielp pnr ct
itornrtet Sremifriet, bIep l~l6gangS.
punttet ior en- MGnpoc Gpcntprcres
b%e0roGerIte aneb % "Sortcf>mter".
Zen %bersmteite al oi&ie Gpenturere
Oar Aoepten Gbmrnep&ier, bet t6oe
Nurbm1oreoc@ itprite apafiuIper %
@crcmcItcr.
Shurnep&ier bIep ieOt 1880 / 90
leI bpor bans ,NlOcr uar 8uloin1eo,
~ ban oplErtea fsrit til Bette Sauno.
9crt, bUornc0 bon iii \Slltere$ie Tor
Semi; en- Etb plr han ogiaa AsiiItent
hos Ell %TQc. iom ban biaIp meo at
'nntIe l(rtcr % tllbcre0e 2pgcmioler,
~ oerpeo iii ban 1ntere3ie Tor 9oto.
niten % %pQefmiten. Wlereoe / IS
Nur@dlocrct Wlaatte han imiolcrtio
renrnc frd H1lG pun Brluo al nogle
%~c0roAcrler. San 0roQ til gnglauo
"a INrultrllc o. toG lcncrc SieneItc i
NforfIrcp AIbrcdbt al 9runocnblr0S
Urine, lne0 bulltcn han 0eItog / ct
FInnorln8atoB til 0ct ronrrifc 9fi1c.
NercTter oenotc ban tilbllc til @ul0s
mP0ha0noDertPt. men crhDerpeoc iiQ
Ueo Sl0en 0eraf Nn'ctIic iont @rlmos
lrl8cr Al SmcIteopnc og Spoptbut'
Ter. Sencrc taitr0e ban iig meo ie.
berlJtlA Nucr iuN uitumijtiitc Ol
0ltroIollit2 Su0ier. praftiiereoc ION
&nNc, 8iOr0c "lluOcrfure" % FREQ r,
&Htte meojcinitc &sQcr. II bpilfc Oe
melt bctIenOtc er en- "l(rtcbog", ct
ArbeiNc ON "SmObcoafiIoer" %
bnu@ a%uIen0crc. JON QiorNc Aam be.
ticuNt opcr hcll (UifIou0.
Ebtrnep@icr bar ltOlliomt Ell me.
Vet begaOet Otauo, Ell itorp SalttaaCr
% Mcnnelfcficnocr mco en- mrNjlufte.
/. lt0 neutrality-suspicious. "a cit pppcrlia
I S%utomnteIic. Ntt0 oiaic Gacuifabct
3 tlmM ban lfitIe i'm it0rc llfuu>jlhcG
! ! i. oirteIiN %ulefmit ol uonuttC
I ltcnlcItcne" SOoN2c0rr. Ndta Go,.
, tIlrlHQer al SpIbom&alrFlJCrne el
UoCrit cn'0I0lQr ~ urimeIlJc. men
Fl. ran ba0Nc iumIet en- Niloic Recptel
Z az tj~t'rc0%'tilcOC So,ta Cnifcr on,
iIl manOr AteOitMuenttr iom mllist
pco 1t orolncrC torificlliNr QtI0lcr 10,
bt,or+ -N,,,,t,,,, -, -N =,
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
Sang Sporpoenslini

st SeIifGb, iom folber iia Che
Chicago, @ihigau & SnNiana eIec.
trio Roilmap 9cmpnnn bar Iabet iia
intorporere hos Nihteans Stntsie.
fretGr meO en- aapttaI paa $1,000.
600. Get hor allcreoe ioIat en- 900
Del stftier og ital Sen lite ausnit
beguhoe al bnaac en- Spcrnei ira
Chicago inh ! Snhiann oa berfra inc
/ 3ihigan. Zen me eleftriife 9ane
oil hlipe 10 Mil lang oa agier at
lore Rasaacrer, Bot SraatgoSs og
Srust iru Citation til Station.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
RrGitetOue Nsoc.

3 YfioGogsiuur>eu NtQlIoo1 to,0tca
/ Goueget ct Neoe Al be ~tiIitcNcpTren
Be 8rPitefoner. Mrs. y. Tgr0r fab.
te ReSet I'll Groen. mrs. 81. 9rcoc.
fen POLICIES til BrGitoent. TIL Sctre.
tPr Dtrs. u. Z, Brandt SortmS
aOreuo 3uitru, U2rs. Y. aOrcn. on.
itroe 6oriAHIingen oatfpmmen Mrs.
y, g. gergeien talte ON 6or5oI0et
luraem Siemnet % Renisbe0en / en-
8rGitefnles Stiaing. Iirs, y. Isr.
be lang en- Colo. ~Wo0erers Bon"
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

Den Sp1laifinen "6usuennel", iom leg for
ca. II OtaaheDer iiben moDtog, er tilireOsitilens
DC / ale Maaber. Den gisr iaa gobt arbeiDe
Iomt rogen anben Spmaifine til ben oobbelte
Gris, iaa fed G~nbefaler ben i'll enbper, i0m iffe
bar rlose1. Srast par $3.50. Nrs. u. 9ageu,
Gpars GuarAn 9. 9.
The weekly Corinthian., 1903-05-19
HERE'S THE LIMIT.
Omaha Jndge Enjoins a Wo-
man From talking.

Omaha, Neb, May IA The limit
in injunctions was reached when
Judge Baxter, of the District Court
at Omaha, today enjoined woman
from talking to her. .neighbors. The
neighbors are now wondering what
the penalty will be when the iniunc-
ton is disobeyed, as some of them
say it will be.
Mrs. L, 0liphant Dodge, owner of
a large apartment house, applied to
the court today for an order re-
straining Mrs. Berge from gossip
ing about her to her tenants, saying
that through her gossippy ways a
number of them had threatened to
leave the building.
The court ordered Mrs, Berge not
to enter the apartment house, nor
to stop in front of the building to
gossip, and not to gossip to or about
any one living in those apartments.
The weekly Corinthian., 1903-05-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHAT BOONE FINDS
TO TALK ABOUT.

Bonneville Plalndealer: Free passes
have been offered here to those who
would go to Jackson to enter the serv-
ice of the NJ. s. o., but so far no takers
have applied for service and transpor-
tation.
Several of the boys thought they
wanted railroad jobs, but wher their
passes came they decided tnat they
hadn't lost any railroad job that they
could remember of.
Louis Green was in town Tuesday
and brought in our jug flied with
No, not whiskeyi but some of the finest
Iasses that was ever sopped-yop can
hem it up with a snowflake cracker.
A snake called on us Tueeday. He
came in the front door, and at first we
supposed perhaps it was the water we
had been drinking, but on closer in
vestigation it proved to be a chicken
snake We draw the line on snakes as
visitors.
The weekly Corinthian., 1903-05-19
BANKERS AT GULFPORT
Enjoyed a Trip in Handsome
ly Decorated Vessels to
Ship Island.


Gulfport, Miss, Nav a. Mem
bers of the Mississippi State Bank
ers' Association and their friends
have been the guests of Capt. JOS
eph 7 Jones, president of the Gulf
& Ship Island railway, allday today.
He sent a special train to Hatties-
burg and bought them here and
took them in his own tug, the Gulf
port, and a handsomely decorated
barge tc Ship Island for dinner and
supper. They were entertained at
the hotel. Among the prominent
visitors was John R. Pepper of Mem
phis. A special took the visitors
back to Hattiesburg last night.
The weekly Corinthian., 1903-05-19
PLAIN PROOF
What This Gentleman say is a
Mere Statement of Facts.

No one can have any reason for dis
senJing from the particulars and
proofs which follow, for verihcation of
the same is within easy reach of every
resident of this vicinity. That Doan's
Kidney pills promptly and effeetually
cure kidney complaints is substantial
ed not only in this particular case, but
by all who have given them fair trial
Testimony likewise shows that you do
not have to take them indefinitely to
be cured.
Walter McLachlin, machine hand,
employed at j. Holiday & Sons plan
ing mill, Wheeling, w. Va, address
3039 Jacob street, says: Had l not
used DoaD's Kidney pills when did l
would not be alive now l was in
terrible condiJion, and although took
quarts of medicine / got no better, but
worse. Friends spoke of nv bad ap-
pearance and thousands knew about it,
l could hardly get around, and felt and
looked like dead man more than a
living one. Doan's Kidney pills were
blessing to me, half box relieved
me. three boxes entirely cured me and
now l feel as though my back was as
strong as that of any horse in Wheel
ing. / Wouid rather have a box of
Doan's Kidney pills than the service of
all the doctors in the state"
For sale by all dealers. Price, 90
cents a box. Foster Milbun Co.. Buff
falo, n. Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
The weekly Corinthian., 1903-05-19

Trains Nos. Al and 42 carry Pullman drawing
room sleeping cars between Memphis and New
York without change, and through baggage
oars and day coaches between Memphis and
Washington without change Dining car SER
vice east OF Chattanooga,
Trains Nos II and IL carry Pullman drawing
room sleeping cars between Memphis and
Chattanooga. and day coaches between Mem
phis and Salisbury. Pullman drawing room
sleeping car between Chattanooga and New
York
Trains Nos s5 and 80 are solid trains, carry
ing Pullman sleeping cars and day coaches
between Memphis and Salisbury. Pullman
sleeping car Salisbury to New York, also Pull
man sleeping cars bltwesn Danville and
Richmond.
The weekly Corinthian., 1903-05-19

Jackson, Tenn, May IA The
Jackson committee appointed by
the Commercial Club to confer with
General Manager C. S. Clarke of the
M, & o. railroad, made an investi-
cation today and wired Mr.. Clarke
at Mobile, stating that they believe
that a mistake had occurred and
that if conference could be held
an agreement would result whereby
the men would return to work.
Mr.. Clarke in turn wired an an
swer, stating that he was certain
that the committee had done its
work not knowing that he had at
tempted to get a conference on May
10, but that the men stated to him
that unless he would come to st.
Louis May SIor a conference they
would call strike. 1t was impossi.
BILE for him to return and they act.
ed independent of any suggestion
from him. He also stated that il
was now too late for him to hold d
conference with the strikers; thai
several hundred men were employed
to take their places and he woulC
not come to Jackson, but if he haC
received the message sooner and be
fore he employed the new men hc
would have gladly come here,
He invited the leading officers o
the, strikers to meet him in con
: ference at Mobile and offered a
many men as desired to return t,
work, their old places, unless the,
] had already been filled. Fifteel
United States marshals have adde'
: to the force to guard NJ. & o. prop
erty in Jackson.