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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09
Npti; fir Sbaublt3ens.
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Stearns Souutp.

Sleutuo SUuit9.
@s wirb hermit betannt sema4t, bab Elm
i9riftli6es @eiu9 pou Srant Sout &
Sobn SIebaen n, Sown Srodwap, on ben
Sparb Der @ommiiidre pon Stearns @ountp
seri9tet uub in meiner Sifice btnterle9t MUIR
Sc, in wel6em Inn 9i;ens fir Serabrei9un9
eeifieer @etrdnte III na6senanntsm Ylase
pGbrenb ses nit benz l. Sult 1908 Beginners
ben uub nit benz 80. SUM- 1904 enbenbeu
Sabres ua6seiu6t plrb.
SIM eriteu Stof zines s1peifOdiSen Srame=
@ebdubes, 2Ox50 SUP arob, selesen auf 81
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wirb erOrtert unb barber beitimmt BON 9es
nannten Gountp=@ ommifiGreu pon Stearns
County i'm @ommiiidr3immer i'm @oHrtbau=
ie in Der Stabt ct. Gloub, Stearns Count
tn, Winn., am Sienitas, ben IA. Sult, 1908,
2l1br na9mittass. geseust nnb nit benz
Sisssl pom Stearns @ountp perieben am 2.
Stunt 1908.
[Siesell s. =. Greper
31=2t County: @ubitor.
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Sem @miten erftiden.

Sbr fDnnt Suiten nit Der Sanb
eritiden, fDnnt ibn jebp9 ni9t auf
iplde Irt furiren. Manhe See
bi5inen eritiden rlur BEN 9uiten.
Scots Gmuliipn beilt i'm. Sin
alter uno tief einsewrrselter Suiten
fann ni9t sebeilt tperben, bis Die
Gntslnouns, Bic Jpn beruria9te,
bur4 9eiunbe 8etpebe eriett 1T.
Dies sera6e 1T bie srilnbli9e
Irbeit, Die Seott's Gmuliion ber>
ridtet. Sic beranbert eben Nles
berart am 9alie ,lnb at Ben 2unz
gen, bab man ni4t mebr gu buiten
braudt.
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Su o~erfanfen.

@ultipirte carmen unb milbes Qanb In eis
ner san3 fatbolii4en Guiiebluns gu Yiera,
Morriion County, Minn., i'm @arten Mins
neiotas seleseu. unter annebmbaren Bebin=
guusen 3i faufen. Sober. Der cine Sarm
faufen unb ii9 elm eintrdsli9es Seim Sriin=
ben min, bat ba3u iest cine quite @eIeaenbeit,
ba ber Mnbrans nod nt1t fart mar iinb baa
2anb 3a eirem a1semeienen Yreiie 9etaufi
rperben fanu. Man febe ni9t aa Ianse mil
benz &aufen on, ionbern ,penbe f1 bireti
utiinbIi& ober i&riftIi@ an
sos. 8. @reII,
5sba piera. Worriion Co., Minn
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Wrbeitea Xag unb Wa9t.

Oas bei@dftisite unb pirtiat.ite
tleiue Dins, bas ie sema9t purbe,
iinb Or. Sings @eue 9ebensptaen.
Oie1e BiIen dnbern S4wd@e in
araft, unluit In gnerste, @ebantens
i9wd@e In @etfesfraft I'M. Otelelz
BEN ifnb rpunberpou ii benz Nufbau
Der @eiunbbeit. SOUR Is Gents pei
S@a9tel. @erfauft In Wm. 5.
6ubn'S Mpotbete.
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Ser Nplfsmnnb.

Oies biene CUR 8etdtisuns, bab
bic Slieableiter, uel6e p. @ebr, 8an
Soon BON Welroie auf uniern 9du=
fern erri@tet wurben, uns uouitdnbi=
&c 3ufriebenbeit seben, un6 baB mir
irsenb Seman6en, Der einen 8ltbab=
letter sebrau6t, bic @ebr. San Soon
empfeblen, ba bteielben bic einstsen
suuerldiitsen 8ltbableiteruerfdufer in
ber nmsesen6 iinb, auf bic man ii@
perlafIen fann. Ste perri9ten lire
&rbeit 10, bab Sebermann bamit suz
frie6en 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09

Gin Wtann ptrb serpiB wa9ien, wenn er
pom 8rob Iebt, bas aus Grntt'S beftett
Mebl sema6t 1T. gs mirb mebr Nabrtoft
preierpirt pom benz Weisen, Der nod nniern
Wetboben in feines Webl nm9ewanbelt pirb,
als in irsenb einem ionitwo fabri3irten Webl.
98eiBes, lei1tes unb foitbares 8reb III, mos
Sbr babt, wen sSbr @rpin's Nebl aebral9t.
s.. 6. Groin,
Gitp Wias, ct. @loub, Winn.
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3abnarbett.

Die Soctoren Sopt & Sobenp merben
pGbrenb zines ieben fommenben Wonats,
in ~na9senannten Sowns an ben an9e9ebe=
men Oafen CUR Gerri9tuns Der aaerbeiten
Sabnarbeiten pertreten iein: Sreeport am
Is. sSuli; @lbanp am 16. nnb IT,; CLEAR
Gate am 49,. ; Clearwater am 10. nns 20.
Gi6monb am 26. unb-27.; @olb Sprin9
am 49,, 20. unb 80. oSuli.
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1ferae az b%erfamfen.

I1nterseidmeter 1T I'M geiise elmer Giiens
babn=W aggonIabung Hferbe, bic gum grobs
ten 9beiI sebro9en fiub unb einipannis ober
smeiipGnnig aebrau1t merben f0nneu. Oie
Nferbe finb ole i'm befeu 3ufanbe nnb wer;
ben au amsemeiIenem 1reife p~ertanft werben.
Mmbr %. &rGmer,
30-3t ct. @loub, Minn.
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@arnMn8!

90 AT m%ieberbolten Nalen pom ru4loier
Sanb meinem 0ieb auf meinen Snieln edo,
Ben auaetban murbe, marine i'd biern1tt Se::
bermari1, rtein 2anb 3u betreten, inbem t1
BEN erften, ben i'd baranf antrefte, fur ben
oanaen 8erluft perantwortli1 MAIDEN merbe.
Sacob@ ermann,
3os4t G~isentbirner Der SoboinsSaru
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sSnnae. tttttteIalte 1ttto aIte

4erionen, rpelde an frantem ober eeidwddteut
Suitanbe bes &0rpers ober Settles tnfoIse @ernadldfits
guns Der 9eiunObettsreseln ober ~iberbarter @rbeit let,
BEN, pel9e nerds, miibe, per,asenb, i9ma4finnis,
meni6eni&eu inb, im5tiden. tn benGltebern unb tn Der
guIt S9msrs empftnser. Gue Nerionen, pelde btefe
Spmptone haben, ioateu bteieu @r3t iofort coniultireu.
Ct bat Sauienbe sebetlt, pe(9e tn ben lesten Stabten
unb a~ufaeseben waren. slei4pteI, rer es perfeblte, pers
fSulite COMPILATION TIT tn porseidritteneu Sduen moths
penbis. 8ebaubIuns burb Corresponding ober gatents
WeebiStueu tanu midi beilen.
8erborgeu &rantbeiten. 9tele Sale erniter
8ranfbeit perben beim 9eibeuben nidt ausseiunben,
wel6er tn pertebrter gSeiie ~bebanbsIt wirb. Die srsbtsn
5oFnunse1 unS bic an%senebmiten Sreuoen bes aebeus
burt Srantbeit 5erft6rt merben. Durd Hnteriuduns bes
Urine mag eine ernfe &rautbett f~eitseiteat werben, beuor
andre Setteu %portreten. .
8 unberbare etIuus uou3oser In ais
ten Hduen, bic pernadldHist ober pertebrt bebanbeIt
purben. Refine @rperimeute ober @erfebluHsen. Refine
unheilbareH Sale anseHommen. @enn @uer Sau nus
betlbar tit, 10 peroet tbr fret BITE @abrbett boren nnb ers
iu3t peroen, guer gelb gu ipareu. Sauienbe sebetlt,
natbsm iie, benz Eobe perfaueu, aufseseben purben.
psriouen, pelde pom Setnls aer3ten sufrteoeuiteuenb bes
banbelt werben, finb ntdt eriudt por3uipreden. Webts
ttxeu perianbt mad trsenb tuemEet bergSelt. @oniultas
ton fret unb pertrauIt9. Seodtet ben 8eiadstaq.
Nsnn Shr ni9t poripre4eu t0uut, idretbt nm einsn sus
ten 9tatb. MbreGe: DIT. . omntng
1907 SdtQer>E beaters0 ebdube, Chicago, 81.
507 Boston SIOd. HstuusapoIis, Weiau.
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Benedict Mltmann,
Senrp Seller,
Senrp Rreif,
Or. Yinault, Q
8arnep Sennis,
Serb. Sweeters,
Wm. Soft.
Serb. Wepsr,
Sobn grown,
Sobn @briiten,
9enrp q. Weper,
%. S. Sobom,
@mmet @entler.
Qnbrep S9neiber,
Nusuit @enfman,
Serb. S4mulue,
Qbam gua,
@nton Safines,
Sobn ~2inbienfelfer,
Bal. Cider,
3id. 8artbel,
Mler. Debmer,
2bos 3a&mann,
9eter 3immer,
Srant Enrichment,
Iid. Wiuems,
9o6w. P. Geo ,S.S
P. Meinulf,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-09

5ermanu Staten,
Geo. &noblasb,
Sos Sarbed,
Senrp Sdinbler,
Srau Is. 9anbed,
Sobn 30. &au,
Suab 8laflep,
Setter S60nberg,
Sreb. @brihen,
Sobn Collage,
@barles Stalberser,
sc. Wiqer,
Sas. Smbide,
@bas. Cooper.
@nton S9uaie,
Sobn DEFINES,
Srau Yeter guu,
@b. 5a9manu,
Wife @ua,
s. s.. Did,
Casper Srebrid,
Srau Barb. Bartbel
Qbam sc Noben,
9id. @alei9,
Hid. 2%innemann,
Sberin bes @nnpenta
gu ct. Soiepb.
So6w. P. Iusuitiu,
Glenn. Staub,
er q. u. @unfel,
g. 9.
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S4idt mad elmer freten Prpbe.
Scott & 4owne, Gbemiisr. 400 4earI Street, q, p.
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Spe3tal=Mn5et0e

Gin WObelsei1dft, bas ii9 elmer suteu
Runbi1aft ~erfreut, it einem blibenben 9anbs
ftdbt9en NIT Rir1e unb S9uIe sele9en 1T,
iinter annebn,baren ~8ebtn9uu9en gu faufen.
Suite @eleSenbeit fir einen 6euti@en ges
i9Gftsmann. &ranfbeitsbaIbe it Der @is
sentbimer seamunsen, bas @ei9dft gu pers
taufsu. We9en Wdberem rpenbe man fi4 an
u. G. Ma@o,
l0.ba piera, Worriion Co., Ninu.
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Getlun8ett, TOO an5ere erfoI8IoS
3D0rett>

s~rantbettsn Der ausen unb Obren;
@ranuIterenbe Gusexltber, Staar, i4teIenbe ansen
obne S@mers unb geabr serabe seiest. Grbltnbuns
p%srbtnbert, Iauisnbs O!rsn. Taubbstt; sreTsbst.
ten Der g a { nnb hes s allies; aatarrb' SrS"$ts
tts, Nitbuta. 2etben bes Wagens uno Der
aeb Ct : DpspepRe. lnperbauli&teit. SiItoRtat. eeIb'
fxdt. 9tereus unb Slatenbeibwerbsn:
Sarurukr, Briabti4e glteentrantbeit, brennenber nrtn
niw Slut pnb s auttrant4ettsn: rstro'
feIu, Gusi4las, Sleder, WeuttsrmaIe,h bsrtahtse Saare.
Gnttsaunaen bs geFdts. @caema, Sei4wire uim.
Nerpemietben: gptlepfte. Spiterte, sdbmuns.
wsanseI on asbenstrait. &beauattsuns. Nsura!sts:
iuS Rrebssei9wIre uerben idmerslos mad elmer neusn
WstBobs ssbsi!t. Samorrsotssn nnS al; Sron9tssttsn
boite gseri6iebunaen uub 8aiteuunsen ber Srsane.
dbermabiser NonatsFub. Nsrpcftdt, Sdpdde, uiw.
Moberne acknowledgement, BITE f4 ausennetn ais srs
foIarsi1 erpteien bat. Refine unansenebmen unteriu,
Sunsen. Refine Dame. oh perbetratst ooer nidt. braudt
au aSaern, entpeber alein obsr NIT elmer 3reunbtn sur
SeiEprsduns su fommen. &ouinlattonen 9ebstm une TN
Wsrtrauen. Wibseitaltunsen, aInmpiuB, &adSrstbie,
aunsen, aropf, mauselbafte gntwtdeluug tr8eno strles
Organs. SIeine nnb i4wa4s Eetls psroen p~ersroBs1
,fuS ~oetr9fttot.
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Or, 9otuutn8, Yrafoent,

Dieter bepeutenbe, erfabrens Spe3iaIit TT tn ben aans
zen Wereinisten Staaten gut unb Su ieinsm @ortet!
Setannt wesen Der ptelen punbsrbarsn SetIunser BET
Huasns unb Obrentrantbeiteu. welae Der auuit anbersr
Gerste unb Spesialiitsn s~eipottst battsn: Sbm ftebt sur
Seite cine erobe anSabI tidtiser, .ssididter aetats uno
srfabreutr Spe3tdliitsn, bereu griabrunsen, pelde fe tn
BEN srSbereu Soipitalsru guropas une ameritas seiam'
melt baben, Is ibnen erm6sIi4t. psrborssne nns 4ronts
foe Srantbeiten NIT griol9 Su beilen. Sbre lan9tdhrtse
&rfabruns. ibr mertwlrbtses Geidid nnS tbr ununter'
brodener griols siebt ibnen einen aniprn@, auf has
Sutrauen ber astbenbeu on aueu Srten. Sn isSem Tals
mirb cine ebrIide aut&t ausseiprodsn. st Der JGu
Die Sfiees fuS ausserlitet nit wi1eui4aitIt4en Sns
frumenteu, welde iber 5000 setoitet babsn. .Daruutsr
TT Elm sStrablens Npparat, nit belen Ollie BITE timers
fen Oreane Iei4t unteriu4t perSen tonnen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30
PRESIDENT ORDERS THOROUGH
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Washington. June 26.-The president
has sent the following letter to the at
torney general;
White House, June %. 1903.-Sir:
AS you know the charges in connection
with the postoffice department are now
being Investigated by Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow. who has
had placed at his disposal by the pay
master general every resource of the de-
partment. including the services of Mr..
Robb. whom you detailed from the de-
partment of justice to the postofiice de-
partment Immediately after the reno
val of Mr.. Tyner. AS result of this
investigation number of indictments
have been already found. and it is
probable that other indictments will
hereafter be asked for. There can be
no greater offense against the govern
ment than breach of trust on the
part of a public official or the dishonest
management of his Office. and of course
every effort must he exerted to bring
such offenders to punishment by the
utmost rigor of the law. The district
attorney of the District of Columbia
has faithfully and zealously seconded
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30
THE GRAND RIVER
RAILWAY PROJECT

Denver, June 26-The Republican of
Thursday morning says: Plans are
being made for what will perhaps be
one of the finest scenic railways in the
state of Colorado. This road VIII be
built by the Grand River Railway COM
pany. and. will connect with the Moffat
road at point on or near the junction
of the Fraser and Grand rivers.
through the mountains to Grand lake,
in the northern part of Grand county,
William l.. Sperry of the firm of Sperry
& Co. who will be the local represen-
tative of the company. says that the
money is already subscribed. and the
right of way secured and the road
would be pushed to completion as soon
as possible A reservoir will be built
with a capacity of 400.OO0,O00 cubic
feet. the dam of which will be fifty or
seventy-five feet long and about fifty
feet high The reservoir will be used
to furnish the power for an electric
plant with which to run the road, and
for boating.
A hotel befitting the enterprise will
be built and everything necessary car
ried out to make 1t one OF the most
beautiful and fashionable resorts in the
state Mr. Sperry has just returned
from Grand county While there he
met the officials of the Denver, North
western & Pacific railway and com
pleted all arrangements for the right
of way.
Grand lake is about two and one-half
miles long and from one to one and
n
dered with timber. back of the lake is
a mountain. while on the north are the
upper falls, 500 feet high. These falls
are about three and one-half or four
miles away. yet they look to be not
over a half mile distant. On the south
are the lower falls. 100 feet high and
about one mile distant.
Mr. Sperry will go to Virginia in a
few days. where he will consult with
three capitalists who are his co-part-
ners In the enterprise.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30

the efforts of the postoffice department
in this matter. but the asaount of work
in the office is such as to make it diff
cult without neglecting other import
ant public duties to devote all the time
necessary to the prosecution of these
cases. | suggest therefore that II you
cannot detail some of your present
stan you appoint special assistants in
these postoffice cases. not only to take
up the cases in which indictments have
been found or hereafter may be found.
but TO examine into all charges that
have been made against officials in the
postal service. with view to the re-
moval and prosecution of guilty men,
whether in the service or not.
where the cases are not barred by
the statute of limitations. Sincerely
yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Carrying ont the presidents sug-
gestion. Attorney General Knox has
appointed Charles J Bonaparte of Bal
timore a special attorney to assist IN
these prosecutions. and upon his return
here this afternoon Mr. Holmes Con-
rad. former solicitor general. will be
rendered "a like appointment.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30

Washington. June 26.-The President
government the petition presented to
him by the executive council OF the
BIRTH regarding the treatment of Jews
in Russia.
This action has been taken after
mature consideration. At first it was
decided that the petition should not be
presented because it might be resented
by the Russian government and lead
to response that would cause a break
in the relations of the two countries.
However. the first conclusion has been
reconsidered and by direction of the
President the petition will go forward.
What the result will be is problematical.
AS indicated in the following note from
Secretary Hay to Simon Wolf. the
presentation will probably be made to
the Russian government through the
United States charge at st. Petersburg.
The note reads;
Department of State, Washington.
June "a.
Dear Sir: The President has con-
cluded to transmit to the Russian gov
ernment the petition of which you
presented him a draft on the 18th of
this month.
The matter which he had to con-
slider most seriously was whether or
not such a proceeding would be to the
advantage OF your prosecuted and out
ragged co-religionists in Russia. On
this point he has decided to accept
your opinion and that of the numerous
and intelligent groups OF American
citizens of Jewish faith whom you rep
resented. He requests that you will
send him the petition in due form at
your earliest convenience. OF course,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30
GERMAN EMPEROR
SENDS CABLEGRAM

Kiel. June PSI shall telegraph to
in what perfect condition have found
your ship" said Emperor William, in
parting with Admiral Cotton on board
the Kearsarge yesterday after he had
the battleship as thoroughly as any
naval inspector could have done, work
ing the turrets. examining the quarters
of the men. looking at the food in the
galley and talking Familiarity with
some of the able seamen.
Washington. June 25. - President
Roosevelt to-day received the follow
ing cablegram from Emperor William:
''Kiel. June 25.-President of the
United States of America. Washington:
On my arrival at Kiel | was saluted
by fine American squadron and had
the pleasure of receiving Admiral Cot
ton and his captain. 1t was very
happy and kind inspiration on your
part to send the squadron to Kiel for
the week, and thanks to this fact,
was able to inspect the magnificent
flagship Kearsarge to-day, when was
enabled to compliment the captain on
the exceptionally good state of the
efficiency and the neatness of the ship
and the fine appearance of its gallant
crew. With the expression of my warm
est thanks. I assure you that the squad
ron is warmly welcomed here, and WILL
| trust. make an agreeable stay. Ev-
erybody wifi vie with each other to
make them feel at home in response to
the kind and friendly reception of my
brother by the citizens of the United
States.' WILLIAM l. II.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30
Kansas Legislature Meets.

Topeka. Kan. June 26.-The Kansas
Legislature convened in extra session
today to relieve the flood situation in
the Kaw valley and its tributaries.
Most of the members of both houses
are present. Thirty-four flood bills
were introduced in the House and
nearly as many in the Senate.
The session will last for several
days A big fight has developed on
the question of making an appropria-
ton to relieve the flood sufferers. as
we'll as to authorize the building of
bridges. 1t was expected that Cover
nor Bailey in his message would out
line some plan for relief. but he did
not. leaving that for the Legislature to
handle
Gov. Bailey in his, message says;
81 regret very much that the eXi-
gencies of the hour have impelled me
to this action at this unusually busy
season of the year. but the legisla-
ton necessary. giving the counties so
desiring the authority to use their
credit to raise the money to repair
their losses. can be passed in few
hours. and | trust the great calamity
that has come to us will not be util-
lied in an attempt to pass gepera'
legislation"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30
BLOOD HUMOURS
SkinHumours, Scalp Humours,
!. Hair Humours,
Whether Simple ScrofuIous or
Hereditary Il
Speedily Cured by Cuticura
Soap, Ointment and Pills.
Complete External and Internal
Treatment, One Dollar. !.

In the treatment of torturlng, dis
figuring. itching, scaly, crusted, pimply,
blotchy and scrofulous humours of tho
skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair,
Cuticura Soap. N'ntment and Pills have
been wonderfully successful. Even the
most obstinate of constitutional hui
mours, such aS bad blood, scrofula, in
herited and contagious humours, with
loss of hair, grandular swellings, ulcer
GUS patches in the throat and mouth,
sore eyes, unprecedented biotchcs. as
well as boils, carbuncles, scurvy, sites,
ulcers and sores arising from an i'm
pure or impoverished condition of tho
blood, yield to the Cuticura Treatment,
when all other remedies fail. so
And greater still, II possible, Is the
wonderful record of cures OF torturing,
disfigurng humours among infants. and
children. The suffering which Cuticura
Remedies have alleviated among the
young, and the comfort they. have af-
forded worn-out and worried parents,
have led to their adoption in countless
homes as priceless curatives for the
skin and blood. Infantilc and birth hui
mours, milk crust, scaled head, eczema,
rashes and every form ofitching, scaly,
pimply skin and scalp humours, with
loss of hair, of infancy and childhood,
are speedily, permanently and economi-
cally cured when all other remedies
suitable for children, and even the best
physicians, fail.
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30
King Peter Reaches Belgrade.

Belgrade. June 26.-King Peters ar
rival in BelgraGs Wednesday was well
coined by the ministers. government
officials, judges, municipal and mill
tary authorities and leading citizens
assembled on the platform of the rail
road station, which was profusely dec
Grated. The only foreign representa-
tives who participated in the recep-
ton were the Russian and the Aus
trian ministers. with the members of
their respective legations.
Although the kings entry into Bel
grade was distinguished by diplo-
matte boycott. his reception by the
people was everywhere marked by
heartfness, which approached genuine
enthusiasm. in which all classes parti-
cipated.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WILL
FORWARD PROTEST TO THE CAR

you will understand that the President
cannot tell you what reception your
petition will meet with at the hands OF
the Russian government. | am, sir,
faithfully yours. JOHN HAY.
.'Ron Simon Wolf, Washington.
Il. c."
The petition which will be transmit
ted TO the Russian government is the
one which the executive council of the
BNai Birth handed to the President
as a tentative document to be signed
by leading citizens of the United States
outside of federal Office holders. 1t is
expected that it will take about two
weeks to secure these signatures. work
along that line already being in prog
reSs.
Upon learning that the government
of the United States had decided to for
ward the petition to the Russian gov
ernment, Count Cassini went to the
State Department and consulted with
Secretary Hay.
The call of the ambassador upon Sec
retary Hay was shorter than usual. but
it developed the fact that the govern
men, of the United States intended to
forward the Jewish petition to the Car
if it is possible to do so.
At the White House conference on
the 18th inst. the Jews made the point
that the Car was kept from a knowl-
edge of tho truth as to the condition of
the Jews in his empire by the bureau
Gratis who hedged him about on all
sides. and they were sure that If the
President would only once assist them
in laying their case before the Car
himself he would al once adopt meas
ures to alleviate their condition. The
President at that hearing promised to
do what he could.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30

and learn how 1t can be done.
A A. Boyce, a farmer living three
and q half miles from Trenton. Mo-,
says: "A severe cold settled In my
kidneys and developed SO quickly that
was obliged to lay of work on ac-
count of the aching in my back and
sides. For time was unable to
walk at all, and every makeshift.
tried and all the medicine took had
not the slightest effect. My back coh-
tinued to grow weaker until l was un-
fit for anything. Mrs. Boyce noticed
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as
sure cure for just such conditions. apd
one day when in Trenton she brought
a box home from Chas. A. Fosters
drug store. l followed the directions<
carefully when taking them and must
say l was more than surprised and
much more gratified to notice the
Cackache disappearing gradually, until
1t finally stopped"
A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney
medicine which cured MIR. Boyces Will
be mailed on application TO any part
of the United States. Address Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y. For sale
by all druggists, price so cents per box.
Del.e-Why doesn't she smile any
more? Flora-The dentist hasn't sent
home her teeth.
Dsalers say that as soon, as Gus
toner tries Defiance Starch 1t is I'm
possible to sell'sthem any other cold
water 4tarch. 1t can be used cold
or boiled.
Don't you think my angel food, is
excellent" Indeed, I've seen worse.
but not often.'
Smoke Bakers "Bullhead" scent cigar.
Some people seem to be afraid of tho
bare idea of the naked truth. -----
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-06-30

Sir Ralph Gallwey suggests "a legal
lied use OF the shotgun" for scorching
motorists. This might be good way
to encourage the youth of Great Brit
ain in the practice of much-needed
Workmanship. A moving Sarget is
.he hardest to hit