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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-02-04
Notlce of Timc Appointsd for Provima
Will, ste.
Qsirst publication. Febrnary 4sh. 1901

(First publication, February 18th, 1901
state 81 south Dakota, County Of Union, ss.
III County Court.
IN She matter Of the estate or Lars j..
Erickson, Deceased.
PURSUANT no AN ORDER of said Court made
On the 18th day III February. A. d., 1904. notice "a
hereby given, that Monday. the 29Eh day Of Feb
rllaEy, "A. IL, 1904 ak ten o'clock a. MI OF said
day hi the Court Room 81 said Court, AZ Klk
Point. In the County Of Union, has been Appuine.
GA as the time and place Tor proving the viii u
said Lars j.. Erickson. deceased, and for hearing
disqualification OF Joseph e. johnson, for the
issuance TO him OF Letters TessamentaFy 0i
said estate, when and where any person Inter.
esked may appear ana contest the same.
Dated. February 18th, 1904.
~. w. S4YTHM,
Judge Of County Court.
Attest;
GEo 6, KIAImEI. Clerk.
lSEAL) 3w
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-02-04

Gst your pietures framed II III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
GinGidcrnna ciner SnrnhaIe.

Gbico9o, 81, 3. 0ooember,-
Der S%euerbGmon i6eint eS goit5 be-
lonoerS ouf bie beutid)en Tllrnballell
Gbicago's abaeieben 5ii boben. Naf).
Dem Dor nidt lon9er Belt Die bes
oSo5ialen.," iotpie oeS n5ortIdritt'
Ei,rnOereinS" III 6lommen a~ltigegon'
gen porett, fptiroe 9eitern friib fur5
nof 2 llbr Die ,glmira 1iirnbaIle,"
ein Scr. t271-1273, Grmitagc.I oe'
nitc, gelegenes groBeS SoIjgebGll0e,
in @i6e 9elegt. Die 8lammcn grif.
fen nit FOLDER Sdneligtcit Inn Iif,
ooB Der 8erpnItcr Otto 9rettnlant
l,n0 feline 6omiIie MIR nit Wiiibe mo
Rotb IN Siderbeit gebraft lueroen
fonnten. Der Sda6en miro auf
$4,000 peronidIagt. am ndfiten
GamItog rno Sonntag iollte III DER
.Glmiru . Surnbulte" Die Gagiasung
ocS Gbicagoer 8urn6ejirfS Itattfin'
ben, fir tpel6e MIN cine unoere Sale
allSdelpG6It iueroen mliB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

2oui8 RobIbenri6 m @ae 0iqer,
Sitieite Der 8uIosti.S troBe, nabe Ser
Hortb'a penue, 1882 bel 80, @ruuo.
Gins $50, So.
Bernard 0eptiu II. u. an Wartin
Rc2une II. 81, mebrere @runoItiide,
$4S1.
Gonin s. Gorber, Sruitee, an Gbos
mas 8. @infe8 II. g., Siiooiticite Der
81. StroBe, nabe observation-disclosures
10 bel 81, @runojins $40, $50.
$. 8. Gbompion II. u. an Gatbe'
rire 8. StebImau, Sitieite Ser eight,
nabe CHARLES traBe, 7,tt12 bel -.
So.
@n. s.. 8auotpab Ii. U. an @m
&. Soth, Siioieite Der 6ort.Auenue
nobc Seurp.S troBe, 10 bel los
$973.9t.
Surrp Z. @ciIenooffer an @or Hii'
bin, Sitieite ser Bopion-, nabe San.
bales traBe, 15.t bel 86.6, @run0'
gins SOS, So.
Catherine &eoruep on SenrD q,
8otb, 2 @riinoitiife, $500.
Sobn z, 0ouobue an SSobn 2ofer
uno 8ottin, SiioWeIt.gd Der Maoi,
Ion'StroBe mo Iontforo apenue,
14.6 BET 70, @rlnojirS $40, $14OO.
Benevolent 9ocietp Of Gitp ans
golttmore.G ountp" an Charles 6.
Sopogc 1t. a. NorooIticite ser Ota.
oilon.Noenue, nobc 8reBtmon.Str TT.
1914 uet 1913, $t4,275.
@tiunie g. Minoerlin an Morn 6.
aenneop, Noromeitieite Der S;omcS..
nabe StodboIm.S troBe, 10 bel Is.
@runo5in8 $45, $3.50.
Senrg 9itd]8baum an 8ronf Stei.
8retptng 60, Noropeitieite 6el
linton : StraBe, nabe 9r1ti6biu. aUe,
1t.8 BET so, @run65ins $24; So.
"2opola y. 9. o." on Sobn z
Graham, bret @runoitiife, So.
&t6oro 9ernor6 uno 8roll al s
Graham, 5rpei @runOItiife, SIS.
Simon &tef an Sorob Simon
Sitieite ser @oen.S troBe, ~ BEL 80
@runo5inS $t5; $1125.
Soiepb &c. Sbolp, iltn., uno 0ral
an NarD Belle Manu, orei @runo.
itiide, $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Der ScrtilItrife.

Sail u iper, MaiI, 3. Gob.
Die Standardization bei9Gfti-
gen lt6 nit SIGnen, monaf ole So.
briten 9eoffnet uno Oie Irbeit fuieoer
olfgenommen DerOen ioa. Nad eli,
mem Blan loH Der 8etrieb am Witt.
iuof, Den 8. 0ooember, amSoge mad,
Der 8obl, auf9enommeH tueroen;
nad einem onoeren 9lan am ID. SEQ
bender. @iner bon bieien Bl1nen
miro nod i'm 2oufe 6ieier ISOLDE an,
genommen meroen. 0ie So6rifan.
ten luoIIen ste .WiG8" einiee Gage
offen BoIten, lim oen Strifern cine
@%ele9enbeit 81 geben, 5ltr Irbeit al.
riid5llfebren. SoIIte es li6 oonn
9ernuSiteaen, ooB Die 8obrifen nidt
betrieben meroen founen, 10 loIlen iie
alf unbeItimmte 3eit geihloiien tper.
oer. NatiirIid aeben fid Die 8obri'
fotten Der Soffnung bin, ooB Die
Strifer inter ben reou5irten 2o9nen
Die Irbeit %oufnebmen iperoen, ober
biele Irbeiter mo ole Siibrer Der
Union iilo Der gniiht, baB Die ga
britonten nidt I'M Stonoe fem per.
ben, Den Betrieb 5u beginnert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Seiratbs : Qieensen.

Die ~foIeenoen Setratbs 9icenaer
Epuroen geitern iOm GIerf oes Gmn
mon BIeass @eribt3 allSgeIteut:
@m. g. &osIup, 80, unO 2aurc
q. Glorf, "a Sabre oIt; 2icen5 &c.
bolt BON s. $. SurpeD, Bbilooels
pbta.
aaufmon @oStins, %, un0 Che
reia 6einber9, % Sabre alt; Sicenj
aeboIt BON Ibrabam 5, Guplan, SIR.
1945, WeitsgtOrtb.gGpe.
@iuiam so. @ooms, %, Rr. 9t0,
gtorOtWtonroeitroBe, uno Warp u.
0erritb, 20 Sabre alt.
SomeS q. GtIan6, 81, llno Inna 6.
@riabt, % Sabre olt; 2icen5 gebolt
bon @m. Z. Inoerion, Sporrop$'
Ypint.
Sobn z. 9oof, %, uno Mtorp s.
Goofin9bom, q Sabre oft; 2icen5 &C.
bolt BON Gbu8. $. WlcGuQob, 9tr.
30S9, 9eoor.Noenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
@rnnbiiifs /. ltr6ertrnnnnncn.

SoS. u. @beeler, @erip., an G6p.
Gnrron II. o., @cItieite ser @nlIep..
nabe SoffnonItraBc, IL Bel 786ub.
8rnnb5ins $36, 5000.
Sames 9ioen an G6us. n. Sill,
Sitieite Der FapionltrnBe, nnbc Der
Nortb . apenuc, 1873 bel 91.6 SUB,
@runojin8 $G5, 1925.
Conrad @rof an g9n. 8. @ctte,
miiler, @eItieite Der 8oIfeitr, rabc
2oionettc . 4penue, 1910 BEL 756itB,
8runb5ins $i5, $500.
MorriS u. Soper, 3rultee, al
Baltimore II. SoutDern 81. r. Co.,
$t.OO.
americnn Bombing SO. on Sobr
g. Campbell, Siioieite Ser Seberol
StraBe. nobe Wortforb . aoe., Il
BEL rs SUB, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

2ioerpooL 8. Rooember. -
Der 2ampfer rTeutpnic" DON Reps
0orf traf bier Elm.
SciIGn 3. Ropember. - Eaia
iirt: 9ampfer D@atH," Don NeFp'
Dorf mad Bremen conftgnirt.
2i3aro, 8. Robember. - Der
0ampfer .Roor6am," bon Retu.Yorf
not Rotteroam beitimmt, paiiirte.
Bremen, 8. Ronember. - Iba
gefabren lit SerQampfer nSrantfart"
uo6 RepsOotf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Ghiffsnadlrihfen.

F. 9, 3. 9tonember. -
Der 0ompfer n0eutih(onb" BON
NemsDorf lit bier e%ingetrofien.
BranIe Boint, 3. Rop. -
Boiiirt: 9ompfer ,8elerooia," bon
9em.Dorf nod Sambiirg beltimmt.
'NeopeG. 3. Hooember. Der
0ompfer Bring stoolbert" lit nod
Refp.0orf a%bgeiabren.
Ser 9nfnpfer naonig gilbert" III
bon Heip.gorf angefommen.
8mtt Of 2etpis, 3. Roo. -
Der 0ampfer nSefla," ~non9ieip. gorl
nod 9%openboeen untertpegs, fubl
bier porbei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Observation-Disclosures

GriminoI9ert6t (@or
8i6ter @ri9bt.) 0}oro - S.8ooo8,
ni6t ihuloig. Tor,b = 6ront Sen.
oridIon, niht ihuIoiq. Nuf Der Ne.
%giitronoe fir beute: 8oub - Dana
See; 9iebitobl - Sane 9lodltone,
Hobert Somilton, Sorrp 6. Sitter,
&obert @oibin9ton, AIice &bompion,
2eonoro Green; @toroan9riff - g..
&obnton; 8eberbergung O~finoeriGb.
riger - 8eiiie 3omne; Sonntog8-
Spirituoien-8erfou - 9ornep 9os
i6cf8tp; Gerloiien Ser 8omIiIie -
Sobn W. @orrett unO Sobn u. GbuI.
merS.
oiengeri d. t. - (&or oen
8i6tern 9Iod, S'9rien II. @oitber.)
8oImadt ais NodloBOerlpoGtertu
muroe ertbeilt inn Sale bon Sarri.
Jon s. GoolpoIlaoer an Belle s. Gao
poI(oocr, 9iirgi6oft 500. Suocn.
torien mur0en ciugereidt in Sen
SGaelt bon @obriel 8. Glorf, $3.50;
Gbomos .. Marlboa, $35,979; @IiIo.
beth 8onIont, $3.50; OiifoeI Murs
roD, $3.50; gli5o WrrroD $3.50. @od)z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iullroen glltge.
beiBen III bet SGLen bon Gbeooorc
Sigmart, $t237; Sotuoro ". Smith
$2667; 2ouis Seimberger, $500; Mo.
ri 9. @oIl, $32,49t; @arp Zane,
$136; Siibor S6onberg, $22,954.
&ormunOi6aftS = abrednungen tplrr.
oen beit0tigt in oen 81uen bon Mo'
rp 6. 0ooiIor, $1t, 70t; G6moro @.
q. @rieues, $2257; SamueI 0iop,
1882.
Superior .@eri6t. - (@or
Ridter g8ideS.) Sequeiter ser y@itp
1ruit & 9onting 60" geget s. Ste
oenS See mo @li5nbetb O'0onneG
See, Si6tmehiel, Beroift fir $1,000.
Charles $. WicGonnel 9egen @iQiom
.. GrolptberS, Seroift fir $302.95
olf Si6tiued)iel. SSobn S'gteill utlO
SameS Butler gegen Die p8ereini9te
StroBenbobn . Co." 9iltlif bereit.
bart. 2lopo 8. Sndion geeen George
Is. Eurner, Sidtlpediel, nitt bGer0et.
Illf Der Hegiitrnn6e fir beilte; ser
idluebenoe 6nq uno Die Nrn. 218, 1,
1875, t8S uno t89.
g M non BleaS. @eri6t.
- QSOr Hidter Stodbrioge.) Carrie
Gibbs gegen Die nGercinigte Stra,
Benbobn.Go.," 8eroift fir &erflogte.
8ronciS &onbon, CHARLES %. Con.
Don, 8rn. 6. George, @m. q. @oruep
itltb Sobn $. Rientan qegen 6ie Ser,
ciniGte StrobenbobnsGo.," ieoer Sail
giitlid) Dcreinbart. slltf Der Regi.
itronoc fir bette: Die Nrn, 81, 100,
102, t03, 106 uno t08, ioipie porIGufi.
ger aufriif Der 0rn. III bis $50, eil.
i6lieBIih.
Staot9erid ) 1. - (8or Ridtcr
Sorlon.) @aen %. 9lil gcgen Die
Imerican Selepbon- uno telegraph,
Co." SerOift fir 8erfloete. 3boma8
Sclp mo Ir0crc gegen Sol. 8adorb,
Observation-Disclosures i'm SuQe bon
WtorD Burns, Geroift ouf oae Ginre.
ben fir oen 8erflagten. Iuf ser g9e.
%9iltranoe fir beute: Scr. 70, 8oIer ae.
gen Die Ser. StroBenbobn.@o.," Nr.
So, 80, OF mo 92.
gbtD. 2. = (8or 8ifter 9ner.)
8m. u. Gonpob geeen GuglIto airf.
iuooo, @orniibec fir Gbas. s. Jronf.
lin gfon pros. Bertha 6. g8eIt geget
Sarnnel SCOTS, lmeeitoBen uno fir
alo9erit oltf $3.50. garon s. 81.
mon 9e9en Die Baltimore Coupe
70" inter 9erotbunq. SSobn $. Wier.
gebenn gegen 9ernbaro Mper, ilrtgc,
itoBen lno erfenntniB fir &lGger ouf
S25. anf Der Regiitranoe fir beltte:
Hegiitrirungsf1Ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
;3uQ auf amcrifaniidJe Stablidienen.
0q6er8burG R..9., 8. geot

Ogoen8burg, R..9., 3. Sob.
49, Ger lit Canada ouf nmerifnniIde
Stabll6ienen geIegte 3oa bon iieben
Collars pro Come lit geItern in
aroit getreten. anldBlid oieieS
nelen 3oQS iino pGbreno Der lesten
5lpei Monote nod 25,466 Sonnen
Sdienen i'm BertBe bon 1862 ,645
iiber Saoensbiirg 5oafrei nod Ga.
1taOa erportirt ipor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Nas critic 9anama . SnbilGnm.

Colon, 3. 9obember. Der
beiitige critic Sabrcstaa Der %llnabbdn-
gigfeit Der N%epubIif Ynnano Duroe
ourd) cine rubige 6eier begnngen.
Im 8ornittag mrroe cine 5ofmeIie
ce(ebrirt, nno ont 9ofmittag idno
cine Seriammlln9 itntt, in pelder
oerihieoene 8eonlte Heoen bielten.
Der omerifaniide Sreli5er D9irie"
feuerte UNI Wittdg eir1en Solut bon
81 8at1onenihiIien ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05
Gbiabrtstasc Der GssGHSGmpier bss
WemtglnrE.

%uIlpISL UAIlpAtb AHN ~ |bN"N"b
Der na6 Glasgow.
Gampier .Minnebn6a~ am 8.
Nobember mad Sonoou.
0ompfer philadelphia" am 5.
gtopember mad Soutbampton.
Gampfer ~3eeIono" mm 5, Roo.
mad gntnerpen.
9ampfer n@nmpania" am 8. Non.
mad 2ioerpooI.
0ampfer rBatricia" arn 5. Noo.
nof Dooer.
Gampfer n8oiier 8iIbetm Dec
8meite" am s. Nop. nah Bremen.
9ampfer nRomo" am 8. Nop.
nod Neapel.
Gnmpfer namIteroum" an 9.
Roo. noh Rotteroom.
na6 2iperpool.
0ompfer Limited Stotes" am 8.
Nop. mad, Sopenbagen.
0ampfer ga Gouraine" am TO-
ROB. mad Sabre.
0ompfer r9aiier 5rieorid" AM
10. gtoo. roh Bremen.
3ompier nWoItfe~ am 10. Too.
nod Samburg,
3ampfer .Iongolian" am 10.
Noo. nod Glasgow.
0ompIer .Gtruria" am IL. Noo.
noh GiberpooI,
3ampfer nSrene" ain IL. Noo.
nof ReopeI mo 8enua.
Qompier n6iulono" am IL. Roo.
nod antrperpen.
3ampfer nRinneapoIis" am ~.
Rop. nod 2onoon.
3ompfer algeria" am IL. Nop.
nod Neapel.
9ampIer Bremen" ON 10. Rob.
nod Bremen.
9ampfer r8auuonia" am 10.
Nop. mad Reapel uno @enuo.
Gompfer .Gbonicin" am 10. Ron.
ndd) HeapcI uno @enua.
0ompier rOceonic" am t6 RoS.
nod 2tperpool.
9ampfer n&otteroom" AM t6.
Nob. nod Hotteroom.
3nmpfer rSarbeeno" ont t6. Nos
pember naf Neapel uno 8enua.
0ompfer ga 2~orraine" am II.
NoD. nod Sabre.
3ompfer r%2alrention" am II.
goU. mad @Ioseofu.
9ompier ySamburg" IN 10. Ro'
permber naf Snmburg.
3ompfer .Golumbia" am 10. $50.
oem6er nod Glasgow.
Gompier nSslono" am IS. Rob.
nod 9openbogen.
3ompier r8aoerIono" ont 10.
Nop. nod Intiuerpen.
9ompier rMenominee" on IS.
Roo. noh 2onoon.
9ampier nSoben5olern" om 10.
Nop. nod Heope[ uuo 8enuo.
9ampfer s2ucania" ont 19. Nob.
not 2iDerpooI.
3ontpier nNem.0orf" an $4,000.
nod southampton.
0ompfer naoiier @ilbelm" ain
%. RoU. uah Yretten.
9dmpier rSScar Der 3tpeite" on
%. Rop. nod aoperbogen.
Gonpfer nWaieitic" am %. Noo.
mad 2iberpool.
0ampier rRpn6nn" am %. Roo.
nad) Hotteroom.
0ampier .Roro'Imerito" om %.
0op. nod ReapeI unb @euua.
3ampfer Bring aoaIbert" an
81. Rop. naf Geapef uno 9enua.
9ampier ga @ascoene" om "a.
Rop. na6 Sabre.
9ampfer albert" ont 26. Roo.
mad Reapel uno 8enua.
Gompier ollmbrio" ont 26. Noo.
nah 2iuerpool.
9nmpfer rSt. 8oul" am &c. Rob.
mad Soutbampton.
Gnmpfer nWinretonfo" ont 26.
Nop. mad 2onoor.
9nmpfer Pretoria" am &c. Hop.
na6 3oper.
9ompier .aroonlono am 26.Nob.
mad antiperpen.
0ampier .galabria" am 26. Rop.
nod Heopel.
9olnpfer rWain" am 80. Nob.
nod Bremen.
3ampfer .Garpaibin" am 29.giou.
nod Reapel urb 0erno.
3ampier s2onbaroia" otn 80.
Hoo. nod Reapel nnb @enia.
Gampfer Baltic" AM 80. Rop.
had 2iperpool.
3onlpfer ga Souoie" ont 1. Deg.
nud) Sabre.
N,,,t,for SQatN,Ll,.H cN,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

'*t. Gin Qrobes 9liiitern . Copper
uno @ojnr oernnItoltet beute 9(be,o
sic cp. .lutb. 6ricoens. @emeinoe in
Shincf'a 6oqc, Horb grooopop.
llmfoiicnOe 8orbereitungen Iino fir
oo5 SET getroffen iporben unb Ell.
mem 3e6en lit Elm oneenebmer
4beno jugeiif)ert, Der boiiel6e &c.
iutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

Ser II entner Sernt 2 dIif.
fer in S6iittorf idenfte Der Staot
an ieinen 10. geburtstage 100000
Morf CUR Grhfliung ufto l~lnterbcl.
tllg eines ileuen itootiid)en Strait.
fenboules.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

Gle IS . 3eitung" Be,
rihtct aus aOel6erg foIgenoe ein5ig.
nrtige Sagogeihihte: nGm Ieeten
Nittpof) idoB 6eloidiib S6unoer
bon aoclberg in ser N1be pom &lo-
tier eincn praftpollen Hupogei fit
gellabn1. I'm Ben 2eioen beS ul1gliid-
lidct SogelS elm Gnoc 5u MAIDEN,
ipoltc Der Sdliibc benz Hopogci mt
Dem @eruebrfolben oct lebten Sooes-
itoB beibrin9en. llnbeidrei6lid pur
ober Der Sdlrcden, bon Dem Der S,G-
ger ergriffen iuurbe, OILS Ser qelebrte
Sogel ieillem 8egeniiber 5urief: ,,5o-
foble, Lob mi gan!" @ie es Iid) 6er-
nllSitellte, lit Der 8ogel Dem oortiaelr
6oritoiiiite1tcr e%ntiloben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

Ger d. in Srnnffurt
a. %. peritorbenc 8rieorid 9itmur
bat Elm Germogen bon 100000 bis Slt
elmer Yiilion Wfort sur 8riinburg
elmer Stiftiing porgeiebelL Die oo;it
bienen ioQ. pcrormten 6%rnnffnrter
9iirgcrll aus ongeiebenen SoniIicr
pbne Glttgelt cine nnitGioigc 8oh.
ming SIT bietell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

@cnn sur 3eit BON Sen
flil9en Eolitifern beioer Yorteiel
0toiorit1ten berolls 9ered)net meroeii,
10 lit babel Ser 8ltnld) Ger moBge.
bci0e 6oftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

Sn &i d. tneft oauern bic
Ero5ciie 9egen Die llrDeber Der gu,
oenperfolgungen fort, boh fommen
Die 8erihte meiIt 81 freiiprehenoen
llrtGeiIen ODER oerbdnsen MIR GERM
gere 8efGngniBitrafen. So luuroelt
Die pegen antiiemitii6er Iusidrei-
tungen i'm Sabre 1903 un0 Der ST.
moroun9 bon bier Ssraeliten anGes
f[aeten ipe9cn Woroes freigeiproden,
luegen Der 4ilSifreitllngelt nber BON
s bis Is Wonoten @efdngriB Oerur,
tbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-05

Die @oIoousbcnte IN BEN
uereinigten S%rnuSbonl Minel1 be-
trug int Wonot September 30t,t3t
lln5cn i'm @crtbe bon t,279,t23 9fo.
Sterling. Die GAIL Ocr III Den nj.
nen beid)ditigten einecborenen 9tr-
better betrlg 6S,545. @n0e Scptenl.
Der poren 9039 Gbineien tb1tig.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-08
THE PLIGHT OF AN AGED LOTHARl0.
A Sensational Affair in a South Georgia
County.

Down in Lowndes county several
days ago a 79.year old Lothario un'
dertook to take unto himself a bride.
The relatives of the lady in the case
raised objections, however. and while
the old man was on his way to her
home for the purpose of putting his
head into the conjugal yoke he was
met in the road by some men who are
supposed to have been brothers or
other kinsmen of the bride, his coat
and hat we're taken from him and his
head and body encased in large sack.
Ia this uncomfortable and humiliating
garb he,was told to move on, warned
not to stop, and TO look neither to the
right nor to the left. He obeyed the
command implicitly, and arrived at
Whigham out of breath and badly
frightened. The old man declares
that he has not quit the field, by any
means, and that he proposes to have
the woman of his choice in spite OF her
family's opposition. Under the cir
cumstance, it would serve the family
right for the old man to make his
threat good, especially as the dt5ap-
pointed bride is said to be the pesses-
sor of several thousands OF dollars
which her relatives are presumed to
be watching with jealous eye.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-08
NEWSPAPERS AND OBITUARIES.

The newspaper, in its desire TO De
accommodating and liberal IN dealing
with the public, is too often imposed
anon. In the minds of many 1t Is
free horse shat should be ridden at
will. and this idea has made 1t neces-
sarv for the albany Herald to give
the following notice:
"There is one thing which we do
wish we could get the people TO under
stand. and that is that The Herald
does not and willnot publish obituaries
or tributes Of respect free of charge
Newspapers are obliged to charge
for such publications, and 1t Is nothlng
but right that they should. When
person dies in community the local
paper makes due announcement or ~,
and usually such tribute Is PAID &c the
dead as the subject seems to require
Here the duty of the newspaper 10
both the living and the dead ENDS. III
some Individual, lodge or society 7de'
sires to pay special trihGte to the dead
il is all right, and the columns OF ell
well regulated newspapers are avail
able for the publication of such trlb-
utes, out 1t is nothing but right that
those who feel called upon to place
them before the public shoSld pay the
cost of publication"
The News found it necessary some
time ago to make an announcement
similar to the above. We have had
on our table at Que time as Eany as
five obituaries concerning the same
person, and the demand upon our time
and space from this source was so
great tax that a reasonable charge
became an imperative aecessity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-08
FOR LATE PRIMARIES.

If there has ever been such thing
as "snap judgment" taken in Georgia
politics it will probably net be done in
the future, as the state conyention thu
other day requested that hereafter
democratic primaries for the nomlna-
tion of state officers be held at some
date between July 10Th and Septem-
Der lst
This was done on the idea that the
farmers, who are large percentage OF
the voters, are too busy TO spare suff1-
cient time before late in the summer
to aid in saving the country.
Primaries have been held in Georgia
all the way from April to July, and so
far as The News knows the will of the
people has never been thwarted. The
men elected have usually received
large maiorities, and have made capa-
BILE and popular officials. 1t is all
right to have late primaries If the peo-
ple desire them, but so far as the pub
lie is aware there was no necessity for
the action taken in Atlanta.
There is no reason TO believe that
the will of the people has not always
prevailed in Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-08
Developed Amazing Strength -

From the Savannah Press
The democratic state convention was
Parker convention straightout. If
any one had any doubt about the at
titude of che people a glance at this
body would have convinced them that
Judge Alton B. Parker was the choice
of the people of this state in spite of
powerful influence for another candi-
date, and in spite of prodigious effort
made to give the Parker verdict as lit
tie force as possible. There were
number of good democrats who opposed
the selection of Parker delegates.
This element put out one of the @Ost
popular men In Georgia as its repre-
sentative at St. Louis from the state
at large. He was beaten in the cal! OF
the counties, but developed amazing
strength in the ballot, and we hazard
nothing in saying that no other anti
Parker man in Georgia could have cast
such large vote. He has just been
rsnominated to congress from the
Second district and in the caucus {
his district succeeded in having his
own men elected as district delegates.
His vote was not confined to his own
home, but was very complimentary all
over the state, and the fact that he
came fifth in the vote shows the estl-
nation in which he was held. But the
Parker men were determined to have
everything their own way.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-08
JUDGE GRIGGS' POPULARITY.

No finer tribute to the personal pop
ularity of Congressman James Nd.
.Griggs of Dawson could be found than
! n the truly wonderful race which he
made for one of the four delegates at
large from Georgia to the st. Louis
convention.
Although the sentiment of the dele
gates who met in Atlanta last week
was strongly against certain ideas and
preferences championed by Judge
Griggs in national politics, it is sig
aifcant fact that he received the unan,
imous support of many counties, and
at least 2 portion of the vote cast by
nearly al of the remainder. His votes
came frog every section of the state,
and represented nearly every county.
It was fine tribute to an able GeOr-
gian and loyal democrat.
The brilliant representative from
the second district will continue TO be
one of the most conspicuous and indu
entail men of the state, and have
much to do with shaping public and
party affairs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-08
The Political Game Cock of Georgia.

From the Atlanta News.
All the world lovesa lover, also loves
ka fighter.
Especially when he fights squarely
and braVely and accepts the issue
whatever it is--with manliness and
good cheer.
And Commissioner Stevens Ia one of
these fighters. He never rests, he
meyer despairs, and the hour of his
seeming defeat is the very 2Our OF his
highesG and bravest endeavor.
Colonel Stevens was the deld man.
ager of the Hearst forces in the last
campaign, and that he handled them
with consummate skill and energy will
best be established IN the testimony
and respect of his opponents.
The caliber OF the man who fought
and the generous caliber of the man
for whom be fought is illustrated in
the following telegram which came
from New York on yesterday
Hon. O. B. Stevens, Atlanta, Ga;
| thank you cordially for the
splendid fight you made for ne. |
only wish you had had better candi-
date. WILLIAM r. HEARST"
Mr.. Hearst is as gallant and amiable
loser as he is grand, game fighter,
and the App0mattox of Wednesday
will doubtless cement an enduring
friendship between the New York ed
itor and the political game cock of
Georgia.
Even his enemies yield to Colonel
Stevens the tribute of their admira-
tion and respect, and as the brave old
democrat takes his place along with
The News in the ranks OF a united
democracy 1t will be a poor and un-
generous opponent who will not greet
him with q cheer.