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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
To Print General Woods Account.

WESTINGHOUSE Plat of
Como rticut, chairman of the senate
committee on relations with Cuba,
introduced resolution authorizing
the printing of all the accounts of the
government of Cuba during American
occupation. The resolution is in &C.
cord with request of Secretary Root
and will cover the accounts of Cen
eral Wood as governor general of
Cuba
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Miners Are TO Be Called ONT

ALTOONA, Pa,-National Secretary
William 3. Wilson and the district of.
ficers of the United Mine Workers at
a conference held here have decided
TO call strike of the miners employed
by the Somerset Coal company be.
cause OF reduction of 1914 per cent
in wages. The company has sixteen
mines in the bituminous fields of west.
ern Pennsylvania. 1t is not known
whether the miners will obey the or
der, as many would rather continue at
work at reduced wages.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Chicago Gets National Convention.

WASHINGTON-The republican ma.
tional convention will be held in Chi
cago beginning at noon, June 81, 1904,
the republican national committee
reaching this conclusion. Pittsburg
and st. Louis were rivals of Chicago
for the convention. Each city was
we'll represented in oratory before the
committee and each also had cash Of
fers to make. Pittsburg offered $780,
900, Chicago SIS, 900 and hall, and st.
Louis $4,000 and hall. The vote
43 for Chicago, for Pittsburg.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Senator Morgan Wants to Know.

WASHINGTON-Senator Morgan in
troduced resolution directing the at
torney general to inform the senate
whether he has made or is making on
behalf of the United States a pur-
chase of the property of the new Pan.
ANA company, it's franchises and con.
cessions, and if so, what authority on
the isthmus is recognized in the trans.
action, and whether any agreement
has been entered into between
France and the authorities on the
isthmus.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Girl is Determined to Die.

WASHINGTON.-Ceneral Alexis E.
Frye, formerly superintendent of pub
lie instruction, told the committee
that the schools of Cuba were organ
lied under laws issued by General
Brooke and that an order making a
cut in salaries of teachers was issued
by General Wood. He declared there
had been breach of faith on the
part of General Wood. which inter.
fered with efficiency of the schools.
He asserted that General Wood was
untruthful in matters affecting public
affairs
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Postal Receipts Increase.

WASHINGTON-The gross postal
receipts at the fifty largest postoffices
in the United States for last month,
compared with November, 1902, were
$5,402,5S0, an increase of over Z per
cent. The highest increase was 25
per cent at Los Angeles. The heav-
lest Of the six decreases reported was
Is per cent at Jersey City. New York
receipts increased almost per cent
and Chicago over 8 per cent
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Appointed by President.

WASHINGTON - The president
Monday sent the senate the following
nominations:
Receivers of public moneys; Daniel
]. Foley, at Eureka Cal; Fred Butler,
at Leadville, Colo
Postmasters; Alaska-William r.
Sampson, SKagway.
ldaho-George e. Hovey, Burke.
Northumberland Hauck, Philips.
burg.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Russians TO Protect Him.

TOKIO-Korea's war minister and
NJ. Pavloff, the Russian minister to
Korea, have entered into an agree
ment by the terms of which, in the
vent of an emergency, Russian officers
will be employed to guard the royal
palace.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
To cut Price Of Soft coal.

CLEVELAND, GA meeting of soft
coal operators was in session here to
discuss trade conditions generally
There is very likely to be a cut in the
selling price of coal, especially in
grades used by manufacturers.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
HOLD MIp-WINTER MEETING.
Good Roards Congress, January %
and 20.


CHICAGO, ILL.-W. H. Moore,
president of the National Good Roads
association, and Colonel A. S. Mann
of Florida, met in Chicago Monday
and arranged to hold the mid-winter
good roads meeting of the association
at Ormonde Beach, Florida, January
% and 30, in connection with the au-
tomobile races at that place. The
two events will be followed by SINH
lar meetings in the north.
At the st. Louis Worlds Fair au-
tomobile races will be held by the Ma
time all civilized countries will be in
vited by the state department at
Washington to send delegates.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Reported Troops Withdrawn.

WASHINGTON has
reached the navy department to the
effect that the Colombian troops
which were said to have landed at the
mouth of the Atrato river to march on
the isthmus, have been withdrawn
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24

NEWARK, N. 1.-THE application
of the Mercantile Trust company for
the appointment of a receiver for the
United States Shipbuilding company
was denied by United States Judge
Kirkpatrick.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Crime In Paris.

PARASITIC local police have com
pleted gathering of satisfies relating
TO crime in Paris, During the year
ended December /, total of 10000
cases occupied their attention.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
WAGES Cut for 5000.

BOSTON, Mass.-A reduction in
wages averaging 10 per cent and in.
volving 5000 operatives was made
Monday in the cotton mills at Adams,
North Adams, Mass, and Norwich,
Conn.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Send Urlbe.urlbe as ENVOY.

Notwithstanding to advlces
just received here the Colombian
government has decided to send Gen.
eral Rafael Uribe-Uribe as special en-.
voy to the South American republics,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-12-24
Buchanan Sails for Panama.

NEW YORK-William |. Buchanan
of Buffalo, n. Y. the first United States
minister to the republic of Panama,
sailed Tuesday for Panama to take up
his new duties.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
A Hose of Fire.

y new invention which will uudcubtod
ly play a large part in naval engage
ments of the future is described with
Illustrations in the current issue Of Hai-
pcr's Weekly. 1t is SHELL which. oy
means of a torch attached to It's base.
can be followed throughout its iiGht III =
night attack Fired from an automatic
gun at the rate of four shots second
practically continuous stream Of ire IS
thrown which can be directed like water
from a nose without using the sights OF
he gun Tie torch" shell will be OF
especial value in repellng the attacks OF
torpedo boats at night, as the destroyer
can he nit Immediately after she has beGli
picked up by the battle ships seaTrm
light. without any loss of valuable time
in finding the range or eleVatinsl NE NE
sights. J. T. Sempe the inventor o. t cor
new shell, has Just received an otu , ~ st.
scN eral thousand of the illu-lIhdlliis,
ta,hments for use in coast NGnse praS
tlCe.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
The Grandfather Clause

very able address delivered at
,o+o convocation of the regents of
the University of New 1olh an aa-
: drose was delivered by MI Charles A.
eak Gardiner. a recognized Legal master Oh
dare constitutional law
n OF One of the most Interesting points
INKS, modo in his address was made upon
,arty no nronosal 10 reduce the representa-
t;o, If southern states in the house OF
dem congress- because Of the dsiranehise'
er of mont of voters. Strangely enough, ne
IN na,.e tba reduction cannot be constitu-
any tionall,, made so long as the fifteenth
ail amendment remains part Of the con-
s. +titntion That amendment super
9o1na mo fourteenth If The former
IA not been adopted making any law
void that deprived the negro OF sur
rage on account Of race Color OF
%yious condition of seryitude, then
norid nave disfIanctised voters
nose grounds and congress could
TX 5gs 4, have Denalized chem by reducing
/ ooeA ieir representation in the mousse OIL
IS representatives..
oieasW But the fifteenth Amendment maze
all such determinations Yold from .he
heqinning and a statute establishing
"a. ther, is no more a law than if it had
all never been passed, quoting Tor TINS
ma view the decision OF tAe supreme C0"i' '
in Hence a state cannot be penalHed con
,e- stitutionally for passing statute or
adonting a suffrage system that rs uu
no ON constitutional and therefore NOT law.
.an. ~ @Mr Gardiner holds That the grand
.a ,, 'tber clause is a regulation OF the
hoo,' va sort and that the supreme court
49,; oi 10 limited States would so hold,
4 con, at the same time sustaining
rv and u iS'; ininatinp4 OF whatever sort ap-
- "Iu plying equally 10 all citizens Of the
state ant not actually based on c0ndi,
o"0ies llonS OF rae or color
,p"'eu ne grandfather clanses I'm south
> '"V efn constitutions affec but very few
citizens and every one Of Thorn So af-
slowly fected is am i1Iifo,oIl '''.N ~ a.
er at would NOT have fo,,,d
China any convention of M ~,
uhtll percentages of white iIiterafe. anfran-
neS IS ohised by it in any state is 100 neon
.oWeF. siderable to be worth this questionable
III hef method of allowing them to vote The
ettled dictum of the sunren,n l ,o''
nc IS united States that such cIapsps are
void would not affect the no]iticaI
erged status and complexion of am, ~
west the south
max MT Gardner's clear and Convincing
erests address is arousing widespread alton
if by ton in the northern Droee a,'a go.
from | republican newspapers are con'r,I1od
ports to admit that his arguments ,nnet
ierce. cause cessation of much c,f Ian,
lightly heretofore heaped Oh the sonth, Emf.
rage laws and certainly bl0c; ar,.,,.4
designed 10 reduce the represent, ,i,,,,
Of southern states in the hone If
from representatives. because Of sucb ,a,ys
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06

The Boston Herald is nor o H..
pleased that Dr. Crum. who is co ,qe -
Roosevelt's negro collector Of tba'.l1.,
at Charleston, says that no pnnieh.
| meht IS TOO severe FIR the common
negro rap-4t and thereby. ia Tba ~
AIDS Judgment, attempts Ito metir,,
laWlessness' OF the lynching Sort ''''
The trouble about the lynchino b,,:
ness. as The Constitution hac ~
pointed out, is that it has gone he,.o.
the usual crime" and is now loo].
upon more as a matter of econo,.,
than vengeance. The argument
often accepted by the inciDient moi
that we have got the right fellow III
we know he is guilty; let's string hi,a
up and save the expense Of foedin.
him and trying him perhaps some
years to Gomez
And that is not all of the story
The sworn officers of the law ba,.o
learned by bloody experiences in MAJ,
cases that the question they have II
decide is either to give up the nrie
oner or die with him-to sacrifco
ones own life and not save the cnl
prit's life. Only few days AGO
sheriff in Alabama was almost fataIly
shot down in the presence Of his fam
lily for resisting a mob
Neither DR.. Crum nor any one else
can justify lawlessness. 1t is i'm
mensely and intensely demoralizine
But it seems plain now to everybody
with grain OF common sense that the
cure for lynchings must be two-fash
toned 1t must first apply itself to
driving it into the heads Of the ne
groes that the raping Of white women
must be stopped II the negro leaders
have not power to convince their race
of that necessity it will be hard for
the whites to apply the other part of
the protection for the accused
and swift, fair trial OF his case.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
The Love-God.

ION Painting by Maude Tucker, At
lanta.)
I fancy that his wings
Are plumed for bright Arpdian wales
where Love forever sings
Ills CULVER at his side,
His shauop on the placid sea before him,
blue and wide.
O. Wen the artist wrought,
And gave the canvas all Loves dreams
his eVry trick of thought!
ana we'll that ocean vast.
Upon whose painless plains full soon
Loves fortunes shall be cast.
Yet O. that it should be
That laughing Love forever is leading
hearts 10 sea.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06

serful and plausible view
ion and we are not sure
allison is not right in his
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
In Happy Land.

Lir picKaninnleo
Swingin' on de gate.
Daddy wild de flshin' pole
Gallon-jug er bait.
River des a-whirlin'
lie water lilies roun',
Niger wild catfish
Weighin' twenty pound !
Amt de country boomin'l
Talk er happy Ian
Iindy. light de fire.
En- fetch de fryin'pan!
So
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
A Dream of Ice.
The Ocean.

Here is n Georgia youngsters compost
ton on "The Ocean,"
The Ocean has enough water to drown
all the Snakes Paw sees when he's had a
week off. 1t is 1900 miles wide and 81
a day with % cents extra for the Walters
if you know what's good for yourself.
The Ocean has charity enough to cover
a multitude OF bathing suits
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
His Lucid Explanation.

"Ef YOU please, sub, said the colored
citizen. 81 come fer my freedom papers
"Your freedom papers,
Eyes. sub. Amt you de man what
married me?''
nm the man;-but what do you want
wen. sun. amt got eddication nuff
rar sal. il lax de law say it. butt wants
1ou fer onmarry me-onjne me-put me
2s,nder-mako me one agin, en- not two,
on sen me on my freedom honeymoon
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
The Light Undying.


What of earth's SORROWS
And what of its signs?
Somewhere it's morning
The lights in the skies!
A slimmcr of Hope
Ger the rain in Loves eyes
Look to the morning.
The lights in the skies.
A Dream of Ice.
It's mighty cool in Greenland, and there
We'd rather land
Than roam by Afric's fountains-by In
dias coral stand;
It's mighty cool in Greenland, and fine
indeed 'twould be
To play leapfrog DER icebergs and churn
the Polar sea.
It's mighty cool in Greenland, and how'd
YOU like to go
An live for fifteen minutes in a summer
storm of snow?
You bet. 'twould be refreshin. and
mighty fine twould be
To hug a drippin' polarbear and swim
the Polar sea!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
After the Meeting.

Elder Wood-lt would not make any
difference 10 NE where I'm buried when
die. ia be just as wen satisfied buried in
The desert Of So nara as in the finest GEM
etery in the world.
Elder Blossom-That's all right. You
may be satisfied then; but Ill bet $40 that
if YOU were buried in the desert Of Sa
hara you'd raise sand at the resurrec-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
Briefs from Billyille.

The weather here is getting to be as
hot as a sinners view of the hereafter
Quite a number of our leading orators
have taken contracts to set the country
fire with Fourth o July speeches.
We haven't been able to take in the
seaShorc this season, but now and then
hurricane makes the mill ponds foam,
and we just imagine the rest
An interviewer speaks of an author
whom he found writing in his shirt
sleeves and slippers" This is sad! When
1T gets SO that an author can't afford
blank paper for writing 1t is time for him
to abandon the business and join the
railspltting brigade.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
Is to soon

as to soon
lion of the
etWeen the
cunts paid
have the
institution
the states
s over and
ay be pro
ctioned by
school au-
literacy of
speedily
ictory.
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$780,
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n1it;naI
ona;nr
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a.. danart
boi1r an
ion is now
shington
r pennsv,.
raa, sloean
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
The Trust Celestial.

WHAT'S comm to the country-thats
what we want to know:
The Trusts have got us on the run from
Tiff to TallY-Ho,
They're comm.
They're comm.
Like regiments a-drummin,
They've got the world an now they set
the very stars to hummin,
They've formed the Trusts celestial an
took in all the stars;
THEY'RE fencin' in the moon. an all the
big canals in Mars
They re comm,
They re comm.
ike regiments a-drummin,
THEY'VE tackled space, an now they We
got the consultations hummin
They've got old Taurus by the horns, an
soon you'll hear him below;
They'll have the Great Bear dancin like
a fine an friskN fellow!
For they're comm
They're comm,
Like forty bands a-drummn';
They've won the race and collared space,
an set the stars to hummn
Log Cabin Philosophy.
l4f dey wuz ter take hell out er do
Bible de politicians or de country would
soon raise it.
Many people not only cuts up dey shines
IN dis life. but hopes ter raise sand at de
resurrection.
D. man what spends half his life IN
cllmhm ter de mountain top is SO weaMs
We he gifts dar dat he don't apr ~
lie srcncrY Lazy
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-06
1)eekly Constitutions Zig Three
frank %. stanton.
Let Him Have His Way,

If fellow feels like drowsin' in this
weather. let him browse
Go dreamin with the daisies, or loafin
with the COWS!
Though he thinks it's time for billiards.
an the heat should call a halt,
Yet the good Lord runs the weather, an
it amt a feller's fault.
If a Teller feels like sngin in this
weather, let him sing.
An roll in summer sweetness where the
honcysuckleS swing,
If We never know it's winter-if the sum
merS never halt
The good Lord runs the weather. an it
amt q feller'S fault.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15
Szczesliwa matka.

w Irreprediting, wiosce
nalezacej do gminy Auerbach,
powiat Braunau, W G6rnej
Austryi, odby1a sic niezwy-
k}a uroczystos6. Wobec
p-rzedstawiciela starostwa, po-
wiatu, gminy, stowarzyszeh ]
licznie zebranej publicznosci
wreczy} starosta wdowie Te-
resie Weinberger dar cesarza
Franciszka, zloty naszyjnik
ozdobiony dwunastu duk alta
mi j krzyzem z brylantami.
P. Teresa Weinberger Jest
bowiem matka u syn6w. kto-
rych II odbylo sluzbe woj,
skowa, a obecnie dW yuI q
wstapI, " szereggi W s
synoWie tworza przytemlzs|niaas
ma " okolicach talntejsszy t:ll
orlziestre. gsgs5laa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15
Spowiedz ksiedza.

Ksiadz Jno S. Cox, z Wake, Ark,
pisze: ,,Przez IL lat cierpialem ma
zottaczke, zasieggatem rady wielu le.
karzy, pr6bowalem rozmai,ych le,
karstw, lecz ME by}o ulgi. Potem
zaczalem uzzywaG Electric Bitters. ]
teraz czuje, re jestem wyleczonyz
choroby, kt6ra mic trzyymala przez
.dwanascie lat" Jezeli chcecie praW-
idziWeg nlelkaTstWan "a chorobe wa.
troobcY1:siiSnlelrfek iniiielreegesulllaarrnosc zo-
blladka3 IIub,sgoolg6ln he osiaab biieniiie Wezciie
EElecttiilcs Biiitteers. Test glwsWsaralntoWtaanle
rzez1llMd .J oeWaeWskiieggo alp dss
aalIsis Olesss5SssSa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15
Przypowiastka Q pijaku.
Ie6nym.

ltSllJllle
Jeden pan mial lesnegoo.
Dobry to by} cz}owiek tylko.
to nieszczescie, ze sic upijai.
Razu jednego zawo1a1 go
pan do siebie i powiada:
- Jeste6 mi dobrym, vice
nalezy ci sic nagroda: OTTO
masz tn 3 re6skie, JEDI ma
misye i pozostah tam, dop6-
HI ci sic spodoba.
Ale lesny slysza}, re tam ma
misyi i ksieza DUO przyci-
naja O gorza]ke, a tn jak sic
obejsc bez niej diva albo i
try dni. Vice 60 robic? Wziaf
sobie we flaszke gorza}ki j po-
szed} ma misye. Trafi} akurat
ma kazanie o gorza}ce. Ksiadz
wyciagna1 reke, jakby ku to-
mu lesnemu i m6wi:
Me dose tobie, cz}o-
wiecze grzeszny, re W kar-
czmie i W domu czynisz O.
braze Bogu gorza}ka, re 3D.
pusty zamieniasz W rozpusty,
ale gotowyS sic wybrac nawet
ma misye z gorza}ka.
TIE s}owa obruszy}y lesne-
sc i pomys]a} sobie:
- Ktoby onemu ksiedzu
powiedzia}, re W jego kiesze-
nj znajduje sic gorza}ka.
Ale ciekawy by] s}uchac
kazania dalej.
Obszed} kosci61, DO ambona
byla pod golem niebem i s1u-
cha dalej kazania. Zaledwie
ksiadz p%owiedzia} kilka slow,
zwraca sic znowu w te stro-
ne, po kt6rej stall lesny, i
jakby ma niego spogladajac ]
palcem wskazujac, m6wi o Ka-
inie, co sic b1aka1 pc swiecie,
anigdzie ME znalaz} spokoju
sumienia. TAX - powiada -
i pijanica grzesznik. Chocby
sic z miejsca Ia miejsce pre-
nosi}, chocby ma koniec swia-
ia poszedF' zawsze bedzie ME
spokojny.
AZ goraco przesz}o pc O.
nym lesnym i juz sobie po-
myslal, co to "a ksiadz, co
vie, jak tn przyszed}em.
Ale wzial sic jeszcze ma
inny spos6b. Sta}o ma cmen-
tarzu drzewo; "a to drzewo
zachylil sic i s}ucha dalej ka-
zania.
- Teraz - pomy5la} sobie
- juz mnie przecie ME 70
boczy.
Ale zaledwie tax %pomysla1,
az tn ksiadz zaczyna O Ada
mic, jak to Adam "a marine
iab}uszko utraci1 raj. TAX sa-
mo 49, powiada - pijak: "a
kieliszek gorza}ki tract ME
DO, a jak Adam, gdy zgrze.
szy}, pocza} sic .bac i kryt
sic "a krzaki j drzewa:
tax i pijak wstydzi sic sam
siebie, ale daremna r:zecz
choG sic cd Okla ludzkiegc
zakryje, Bog i "a drzewem
widzi.
Zlakl sic lesny ma takie
slowa, wyszed} ma droge i fla
szke z gorza}ka roztrzaska1
s}uchal potem do ko6ca mi
syi, wyspowiada} sic i pija'
przestaf.
SZCZesliWa matka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15
Ia Gene jednej jazdy
tykiet zwrotny
kolejaC Chicago Great Western.

Dc m else poFozonychw British
Columbia, Canadian n Northwest,
Washington, Oregon, Old Mexico,
New Mexico, Minnesota, North
Dakota, Manitoba, Georgia, Florida.
i North Carolina, Rozciaagg{e oggra-.
niiozenie powrotn. T!ykiety ma spree
daz 81 90 pazdz. 81 Il List.
bliizsze iinformacyepytajjcie aggent TO
kolei Ghiiosgo Great WesteIn, albo
. Elmer, PA, Chicago, IN IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15

TAME ceny 2 Winony koleja
Chicago Great - Western.
10. 10 do Billings, Mont.
CLIO do Livingston albo Ninsdalle,
Mont.
1910. do Helena a1bo Tutte, Mont.
% 80 DO Spokane, " ash.
OSLO do Portland, Ore Seattle Il
Tacoma, Wash.
28.lOdo Oancouverzi VTietof.a 3
TylietY sprzedaWane bs,l AZ do
50. Listopaaa Wiocza,ie 2 z t,I,ss
sIugga j odnie1mie aal,atfzsS
szupeEne informaeye zshesngp1s
.agentow kolsi Chicago
tern, albp do Elmer,
sGshieaggoo,,Il: 55Sss3szasss.sss.sszs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-15

Nadzwyczajne znizenie cen ex-
kursyjnych. Nastapi ma wszystkichl.
stacyach kolei Chicago q North
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29
LECTURE.

/ shall hope to meet you at the
opera house, Sunday afternoon,
August 30th. at 3.45. Singing
by the male quartette. Subject
of lecture; '"rhe victor over the
greatest number" services COM
mence as the town clock strikes
four:
EARL WARD PRAKeE,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29
Register for the Election,

Mr.. I Ge1ders has been APP
pointed by tax Collector Hogan,
as deputy tosuperintend the regz
istration in this district for the
dispensarv election. The books
will not be open until Sept. LIST.
and will be closed 20 days before
the election, or Sept. 18th.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29

Ex-drayman Lilly has been
oyertaken inthe chicken business.
It seems that Lily had a habit
of raising chickens principally by
night. Thursday night, Chief
Smith was secreted in an alley
just south of Pine near Thomas
street. When Lilly came sud-
denly upon the chief he dropped
his load and changed direction.
The chief halted him and took
him back towhere be had thrown
his burden in the weeds. Upon
examination it was discovered to
bea sack containing four chickens.
Lilly's explanation was not salts
factory to the chief and he lam
guishes in durance vile pending
a more satisfactory explanation
of his conduct. This is the first
instance we believe that we ever
heard of a white chicken theft. Il
is a distinct invasion of the
black mans field of enterprise
and the fellow should be severely
punished.