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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
A NIMBl.E RING THAT
WAS HARD TO FIND
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

LYNCHBURG.V VA Jan. l4.--C. 7. Lake,
Of Greensboro, while washing his hands
In a bowl at Hotel Carroll last night, let
It disappeared in the pipe leading, to the
sewer The pipe was removed but. no
ring was there. A plumber was called &c
cellar and then through the cellar to the
Street was opened and searched, but still
the ring was missing. Finally the sewer
leading under the street was dug up,
main city sewer. where it had caught in
the joint Of a pipe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Gerl11anY's Population.

Tho imperial statistical office or Ger
many publishes figures showing that dr. n
Ing TIE past ysas the at Dc
r rate, Il lis Is computed hat IN the yeag the
population had inerea sed; & by o!. o ls 90 oG
1853 per 100. The rate e INCREASE " IVY
1850, l.o7. per cent. and 1885, o. per GENT
New York Commercial Advertiser
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
George-McKinney.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispntchD
LEIISBURG,. VA. Jan, l4,-Mr. Henry
George, son OF Mr.. John Ebf George, ot
daugiter OF MI, William Mckinney. Of
Taylorstown, both we'll known young PEG.
pie and very ponullar We're mar ps this
Richards. A reception followed the GER
7 . . Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
DIsPENsARY OPENS.
Curiosity Carries Many Citizens
to the New Enterprise.
s,nccIal.to The r,l,ncs-Dlspat

"a. I0pcCIHI 10 TITe 7lIlIlCS- DlspH tCl1.J
FARN1V1LLE. VA, Jan. 1.-THE Farm
Vile dispensary was opened this after
noon In forty-nve minutes after the
opening upwards Of SIG worth OF whlskey
had been sold.
Business was so heavy at one time that
the doors had to be locked. Nearly every
citizen in the town visited the dlspensaIy,
but all did not make purchases. The
doors will be closed at shutdown each
day and will be opened at sunrise.
The Dlspensary Board has appointed
w. a. Stone assistant manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Titus-Titus.

(special to The Dispatch.
LEESBURG, VA. Jan. l4,-Miss Lulu
M Titus, daughter Of Mr. George w,
Titus. of this county. and Mr. Thornton
b. Titus, q merchant OF 'rhurmond.,, ".
Va, wero married yesterday by Elder
place, in the presence of q few guests,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Deaths in Salem,

Especial to The Times-plspateh)
SALEM, VA, Jan. li.-Mr william
Martin. brother Of Mi. Samuel Mart r.
died suddenly Wednesday, night
Mr.. H. Clay Bushong, FORMER supervisor
.of Roanoke county. died Wednesday after
10 brief Illness, Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Safe-Crackers in Charlotte.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTE, \. c.. Jan. 14-Safn-
crackers early this morning blew open
tkreG safes in the heart of the business
section Of tho city and within half
blccS Of the police station. When officers
interrupted their work, one of the bur-
elai. shot Policeman Shields In the breast
a. close range. The ball struck a button
and the officer escaped injury. The bur-
glars secured $25 and escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Leaves for Norfolk.

MI. Wythc D, Anderson, who was for
W.rko Of tho ANGLICAN Locomotive Com
pany and also fraternity reporter on me
Times Dispatch left Yesterday Tor Nor
folk, where he has accepted position
on the reportoral staff OF Norfolk Dis
nnt oil. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Died From Shock.
ESPECIAL to The Tlmesr Dispatch.)

LYNCHBURG, VA. Jan. liza tele-
phone message received here this morn-
Ing announced the death at her homo, at
Big Island, Of Mrs. Lou Snead TreYey,
wife Of Mr., A J. Treyey. 4 few weeks
ago, Mrs, Treveys daughter. Mrs, Iur-
pin. was fatally burned. and Mrs, TreYeeyys
never recovered from the shoelS, VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Pastor Pounded.

Especial to The Times-Dispntoh)
GREEN BAY VA Jan. l4,-Rev. T..
w. Berry, pastor of the Disciples Church
of this place, was ugreeably surprised
BY large pounding by the members.
lie has served this church Faithfully as
pastor for fifteen years
Mr.. John, e. Albrooke is critically i'll
at his home near hero with pneumonia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Bank Officers.

ESPECIAL to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
/ ORANGE, VA, Jan, 1a,-At q meeting
of the stockholders OF the National Bank
Of Orange Tuesday, John g. " illlams
was elected president; James "; Morton,
the following directors; ". w: San ford,
i. o. Gillian, G. G. Taliaferro, E, Y. Hol-
laday, F.TI3. Perry and ". G, Graves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Nuf Ced.

Tho Arkansas Gazette somewhat con-
tcmptuously asks where DR., Wood got
the military education and experience to
fit him FOR the high position to which
he aspires. Bless you, he doesn't need
ii, He has the President, and what more
can you Observation-Disclosures Adver-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15

II cl.AIskESBURG, w .YA.-A I:.nsoll-
dat.or OF all the wholesale grocery houses
ttr GAY. Rev Yosk capitalists are back
Os the deal, which Involves oyer ", Co0, ol9t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times-Dlsp atch.i
4 NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Criterion, Q, II.
Mouse York. w. A. Mann, G. kohn. Nj.
l.. Hofheimer; Victoria, Fl. S. Leard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Mr., Louis Minnigerode's Pts
toll Goes OF in His Hand,
cIal to The TImes-Dlspatch.

f4 Especial to The Ilmes-l]lspalCllJ
i 5Li'NUHBURG, VA, Jan. l4-Mr. Louis
Al,l.i.lgerode, who recently came here
from Richmond to reside, accidentally
nocni'w While taking revolver from his
trunk. The pistol was discharged twice,
AMI both balls went through the ceiling
OF tho room. AZ s.,3, q,
ful, hut it Is not thought 10 be- serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15

sideratlon the plan Of offering non.
payment Of taxes for stated nu1lper u
Years to new manufacturing concerns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-15
Hanover Handouts,

Especial to The TlnlesrD! spatchl III,
1liiWLEITs. HANOVER COUNTY,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

6annober. Das leltene Jeft Der
oolOensn 0of3eit fonnts Der Ratbsbiss
ner a. y. 6drber nit ieiner G6eTrau,
Nmalie, gsb. utermOblsn. gsbiirtis aus
6ann. : Minben, in sItem WObliein
feieru.
4fenborf. Sin reft betrii6enz
berllngliidsTdn e~reignele ii9 i'm .Qrbs
tier Sunber". Der Qonomann Germ.
Wienberoer IT,, Der fib bort ouf Der
Sdgb befanb. mar i'm BegrifFe. ieinen
aneft, Der nit sinsm @eTpoans cine
aroBs GbauHeeiouIae bsbisnt bate, ab=
sul5fea. Wienbereer iibergab Ieinen
@udfad benz ansdte. legte bic Sagb=
finite alF bic Wol3e un0 ging al ben
Yferben. Gaum batten bic OduIe an
ge5ogen, ert0nte elm GduB uno Der me-
ben Der Wal5e gebenbe gbauHeeiudrtsr
3imfe bon bier Iant g~etroffen 81 BoS
ben. Bel benz bur9 bas Qn3ieben Der
gferbe %entltonbenen Nud mar bas eez
laDene @epebr in ben an Der Mal3e
befinbliden SteinfaIten ssfa1en unO
bate iid entlaoen.
6ammersbed. Gin entiebliz
der Haubmorb lit bier an BEN 3iegel=
msilter Der 9aiTe'iden 3iegelei. Na=
mems Sanber. einem algemein beliebz
ter Manns, ullsgefiibrt noroen. Die
Gei6e purbe in einem 0raben binter
elmer 0ede Liegen6 bon einem Mrbeiter
aufgefunben; bds edn5iid entitellte
0eiiht Des grmorbeten mar nit ieis
mem eigenen Mode 5ugeoedt. Die 9bat
1T pabrI9einli9 nit einem Belle aus
gefiibrt nDrben, henn Der 4opf lit to-
tai Bis CUR llntenntIinfeit 3erbadt.
Sanoer bate ii9 BON ieinem @rbeitgez
Der 0elb geben lafen, UNI bamit feline
grbeiter dug3ulobnea. Dies fhsinl
Der Raubm0rber geipubt 5u babsn.
9arburg. Bon idperem Mib=
eefdid lit bic Jamiiie bes bieiissn
Sdla9termeifters Siirfis b~etroffen
!poroen. Dor etna einem Sabre t0bs
tete Iid cine ermddIene SoGter imNns
fale bon Wabniinn baburh, baB tie
lid Die pulsaoer offnete, unb fir3lid
bat Die anbere 3odter, bic nod i'm el=
terliden 9auis peilte unb idon ldns
ger on S4permutb lit, ben Sob
Durh Grtrintsn i'm Nubtnmiiblentei9s
g~efunten.
S4iffborf. Durd5 eigene llnz
boriihtieteit iiberfabrsn unb set0btet
puroe Der Nrbsiter 9inrid 9arms
nnO bsHen Gbefrou, cine 9ebomme,
bon bier. DislsI6en polten bon elmer
9oh3eitsfeier i'm Dorfe 5onen fom=
menb, ben Mrbeitsraug nod errei9en,
nm nad 6aufe gu iommen. sic iibers
I9rittsn in Der NGhe bes Bohnbcfs
bas Geleiie, obfpobf bic S9Eaate qes
fdlrFen mar, ipurben beibe bonn 3uge,
Der fdOn i'm ginfahrsn besriIfen mar,
| erfaBt unb sermolmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

*@on ben i'm l~aufenbsn Winterbalb'
iobr an ben llnioerfitdten Der Gdlpeii
Stubirfnoen Der Mebi5in Q654) iinf
891 Grauen, alfo mebr als Die 9dlfte'
Die mtiiten Stubentinnen Der Weoi5ir
3dblt Bern, ndmlia 377, gesen 352 I'm
Win.erbolbjabr 19o1/02. Gs fDlgen;
2~auianne nit 181, Grid nit III
(gegsn 156 i'm Winter 1902/03 uni
78 i'm Minter 1901/02), Gsnf mt
Isl unb Baiel nit 5. Die 763 Stu
benten Der Mebi5in bertbsilen fid au1
bic ein3elnen lIniberiitdten pie folgt'
galel 135, Bern 167, Genf 1856. 2au'
fame ga unb Grid oil. Don bel
Oe5ammt5abl 1854 finb 593 (576 Ger
rem unb IL Grauen) G9peiser.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
mortashaItsn. D.: Wa!

- WortsebaItsn. D.: Won
mag BON Gdulae iosen. nos nan
min, ober er bait bed ltiH Wort! g.:
sinben Gie2 o.: ga. sr bat ii9 DOT
sinem Sabr bon mir 90 Weort sebOrst
unb babel eelost. sr pGrbe meme
Greunblidfsit ME DergeHenl g.: ga.
unb9 o.: Na. unb iebesmal, ipenn Il
fa Gelb bergen min. tommt tr INNER
gu mirl
- unangenetm m. lngorifder
@utsbtfbsr: Dcnnsrpetterl COB i9
1000 Sod Grunboieentbum uab bieis
pertpiinfd te GIeg'n tpaiB iain onbertB
plobl gum Hieberiis'n ala auf Rof'n
mainises!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

unerfIGrli9. G1aufpies
Ter: @e6en sic mir bod 5ebn Wart
WorIdub; Der Sdneioer b%ebrdngt mid
Iurhtbar! Direftor: Mas. Gle mol.
len .6elosnbarfteuer iein unb Iohen lih
ben einem SdneiOer ms godborn io'
otn2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

aGis babsn Elm, BLUNT obespfliidt.
mein 5rGuiein. Dofir miiHen Sit
flni Mart Strafs ~be3abIen!"
80 Soft. uno oos 9~IumenorottI
III nod bn3u fdl,dt ouseeganesn -
Il liebt mid nidt!"
.Das ibut mir ober Ieib - bann
braufen Sic notiirli9 nur cine Wort
Strafe gu 5oblen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

Ragbeburg. Bonn 3uge iiber>
fabren marble Der GtationsoFiTfent
Sauer auf benz 9abnhpfe 81 9udau.
Der Werungliifte bat BEL Der bon ibm
bsabiihtigten Oslsisiiberi9reitunq bas
6erannohen be5 nah Blumenbcra ausz
fabrsnoen perionsn5ugss iiberbort,
nurbe bon biefem 3use erfa5t unb
budiidblid in 3tpsi S6siIe gstbeiit, 70
boB Der Cob ouf Der 6tele eintrat.
Birtungen. 2dnbpirtb Bernz
barb JubIrott unb 5rau f~eierten bas
Jeit Der golbenen 0of3eit.
0efib4 Of. Nei benz 9abn5tranoe
in Der gldbe bes WaHertburmes psrrnz
elidte Der 19jdbrise Giredenarbsiter
S9orf beim Mufiprinssn ouf ben I6on
i'm @ange befinblihen @iiteraua. Gr
olitt ous unb fam inter Die HGoer, 70
bob Inn bic Seine dbgsfobren unD Der
&opf gsipalten purbe. 0er Tob trot
Iofori Elm. - 9ei eintm Sfuwnbronbs
crftidten brei &inber bes Gkpaares
@iilen6orf bierielbit in Der 6erlportb=
ltrabe. Die ainber foaren fir einiqe
3eit, in einem 3immtr einosIdloGen,
iif feIbit ~iiberlaHen; lie baben am
9erbfeuer papier anee3iinbet, bamit
gelpieIt unb i6liebli6 ourh bos Jortz
iperfen zines brennenOen 5ibibuS elm
Sofa ange3iinoet.
Dolle a. @. Der frii6erc Snba=
Der bss H~eltouronts fortuna, 9ibou,
perlsbts in einsm anbcren Reitourant
feline syrau aurd HepolperfdiiTe f9iper
unb t0bistt feinen Sdnagsr Qlblert.
Dis 9eipeggriinbe CUR Shat pdren
Streitigteiten iiber bic S6ont Gon=
ceEion, nit Der man Qibau IN einem
Neftaurant S6pierigfeiten bereitete.
Qibau purbt berbaftet.
QangenfaI3a. Sdiper berunz
oliidt lit in Ieinem Yeruft Der Miibs
lenbauer Rarl @erborbt. Sn Der
Miible 3u Ndgelitebt nit Heparaturs
orbeiten bsfddftist, tpurbe er bonn @e.
triebe erfaBt unb mebrere Wale NIT
berumgefdleubert. Gr bate fiirdters
Iide Mnnbsn on 4opf, Qrm, Bruii
unb geinen bdbongetragen.
Sollfebt. Gin fhipsrer linz
eliidsfal bat iid auf benz bisfigen aa=
libergpsrt ersignet. Sci Der 8eIeiti=
qung Der int Ganbitein anIts6enbsn
| Gpr.nolbdsr purbe bic 3immsrune
berunteraeidoFen. Snfolge beHen
ltiir5ie Der Drittelfiibrsr 2ouis Sim
tier aus Sonite6t, Der duf elmer 6abr,
bii6ne unter Der Sdisbbiibns ftanO, IL
BEN Gdo9t unb crlitt einen f9redli.
den FOB. Der Werunqliidte mar Der,
bsiratEet uRb Batter bon flint ain0ern,
9eifungen. Sn Dem neu err
bduten @eh0ft bes Qanoipirtbes aarl
9orharbt BRAD 5euer aus. SIS grit
nit 70 rafenber Gdnelliafeit I'm fid)
bab 6innen Sturgeon Sdeune uni
Gianuns eingedf6ert purben. Oit
Gntite9ungsuriade 1T unbetannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

Tetn9ed Ien. Wr3f:
.Menn i'd Sic turiren iOl. mifen Six
mir Deripre6en, senau ous 81 befolsen.
mas id Sbnsn idse. Monen Gle Dus
ibun9" patieni: sd psrfpre9e
e." = Mrat: n@ut, bonn Fertissn sic
mir einsn Gbsd CUR Bsgleidung meiner
olten Rednuns ous!l"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

= @iete psnis mo9enein
pieL Satin: Was. Ou bringlt mir
Bios einen 9oieni6pdn3 mit2 SIT oos
Die gauge Sagobeuts2 @atte (SOnns
tassjdger): So. fiebit Du, aino, mir
iporen 5tp0lf 9beilnebmer uno hoben
ebrli6 getbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

Dturnift Ger gsfpobnt it, bic 9ius
t~sntlsre ab5uleden): .Donnsrnstier.
5rib, Ioufsn sic IdnsG 3uriid uno
taufhen sic bic Einte UNI! - Die 1T
nidt gu sebrouden = bic fdmedt ia
fiirdterIi9 nad benz pfropfeni"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-29
a Boat Wrecked.

Stalwariism IN Wisconsin ran onto
rect when it bumped agairst the
Supreme court aud stove Il hole in
its bottom, The captain and mates
tried hard to stop it They worked
the pumps vigorously but des9airiug
~ The water gained on thom The
craft is settling down. They swore it
should float, must float. They paint
ed out the namo "Repubisann on its
stere aud painted in National Re
publican" because the national COM
mitteo and convention had said il
was the regular line boat,
Then the captain scutted The
captain was Cook; but not cook. but
be knew his goose was cooked and
quit lie had said il the craft
could MT get into tho supreme court
harbor he would leave the boat. Ii
didn't but struck reef, and 40 no
kept his word The other fellows
stick They elected a new captain
add installed him Cook, on leaving
said that las a citizen loving ms
country above all else, In the inter
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-29
Nov 9Th and

American CiviiI ltiun is that God
given gift of SO planning for strang
people that the best which is in them
may he brought and utilized Tor their
own benefit. That is wha, We are do
ing in the Philippines and Porto RI
co,
American education is that broad
grasp ON knowledge in its every de
partment, by which humanity III the
rough il transformed into men and
women cultured to the degree neces
sary for their walk il life, aud for all
above that to which thor ambition
aspires and tor which their energy
works,
American energy is That overcom
ing power OF effort, ingenuity and
ability which has placed these United
States OF ours foremost among the
-, .,, .,, .o,,o-
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-,
MT, 800, .,,;.ioo 4o,,,.
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,o,,a, mo, um oyer sh,na an inc
,,,,,,n, ,,.a ~ \,,arico,s nm
m, IA.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-29
Iila1,c Z >lunl

/ was Illuminating one day on why |
vas q democrat ana finally came to
the conclusion thatI am II democrat
brkaze Paw Is one. Then | went and
81 Paw why he was a democrat. Il
seemed for n good while like | had
him stalled; after DRAWN his eye
browze down and wTinklin his forrid
a iew times he sed rs now be didn't
kuo' oV any reason tor it in partic-
lar test it was bekazc his Paw wa.
ono We air awl democrats hekaze
,ur Paws was. And our paws got it
from toeign and SO on. Democrats
ne ike some reflex what has been
anded down from gineration 10 gin
ration aud naint no manner of use
only 10 lay around in the way. IL
other words democracy is like sum
hereditary disease When the father
iIze with it the Gun is mite nign shore
20 90 likewise TX
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-29

try, with 30 heartfelt desire 10 serve
the industrial and commercial inter
osts Of the state else t1ey would
have followed Cook and lie the old
boa 20 10 The bottom stuck t. the
craft and thei r colors.
But the uukindee! cut o! al was
given by Babcock ne ne.ped build
the boat, helped man q, inspected IL
from celtic topm"st, s'eered IL on
its tria! trips; pronounced 1t
slaunch and seaGorJhy. able 70 with
stand all the gales OF LnFoilettei-m.
ru' Babcock Wishes above everything
70 20 bac'; 70 congress rtd its per-
qriaile7. So, after the ho"i he had
helped bald, stove that a"iuI hole ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-29
Testim ony of Minister.

Rev Jno, $ Cox, of Wake, Ark
mites, For II years ! suffered from
Yellow Jaundicu, | consulted Il mum
'er Of physicians and tried all kinds
medicines, b'l got no relief. Then
| began the use Of Electric Bitters and
eel that am now cured of desease
hat had me in its grasp for twelve
ears.n If you want a reliable medi-
cine tor Liver aud Kidney trouble,
,tomach disorder or general debility,
oct Electric Buffers. Its guaranteed
ty all druggists, only SOC
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-29

And IT'S 10 ftr tho Land ot by ~
Astraddle papa knee,
With tvo BIG hands for the ..irrups
And two Lttie lips Tor the fs~
And NOW We are or al a gsliop
Through meadows and valley ans ws<d
ror VISA TO Peter Piper
And pttS Rod Riding Hooa
And meyoe ven stop at tn. tsirtss
Down There In the hazel den
Fur where Papa H0rsy viii tas. Us
The nc 50 himself cant tell
And MAJ ae well cali on Nias Murst
And maybe ard maybe wen core
TO wher, one little pig vent 20 ulsrsa
And ono Little piggie stayed hcmA
But thi, I know. that SO surely
A the iittiest pissie could tss.
So surely we y nod iu the saddle
And III" snllcp will come TO a yak.
And then We with er st the stable
And tsui-riv hor-v viii stand
While m9 mmn lovingly leads 10
To drean agckcd Lullaby Land
on. rap;' rc-s radiant glamour
That a rroles vanished hours
Al. rest 'sT the heart that " VeAxT
And memories sweet rs flowers
rscs ther, IN the Land of Ry ~.
where The rompinE tencies RAN.
where ore llt,e pig went u rHark~,
And or little ptrgie stayed homs
trsvs, the BIG world over.
Sut none ~ tho scrres | see
Is IKE C. the wNnirous plscrc
Where I went 81 papa c,oe-
want e. S1vc all 81 INV j1-rucyv
In The Wide wide world ot -,rp
tyr one hour 81 that Scar assd OLA
sooS-
I y nv ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-29

Alexander tho Great was show N
pnss sentence Of death % noted NJ.
rste, but PRIV .ously asked hSn. Why
eoss thou trouble the seasT
Why. rejo'nel the rover boldly.
'oost thou trouble the whole vorll7
!, With oes ship, 90 10 Qne-f OF soil.
tsyy adventure and am therefore csIlai
pirnte; ihou. With . great army. war
reth against nations 3 nd therefore er.
called emperor Sir there Is no differ
enee betwixt rs but n the name and
means ~ doing mischief"
Alexander, 50 far from being lf..
pleased with the freedom OF the chi.
nrit, wss so Impressed With the FORE
Of h's appeal thai he dismissed him IN.
prr4sh<A
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-10-29
(h.IrSll NOtINee

RI n METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Sixth ard Thompson, "
G Jones, Pastor. Sunday, Oct, 10,
'0l
1890 Il m sermon ON "God an
, bccu.i,t"
7:3o =. N. The Helping Stars
You are cordially invited to attend
tay and all services held in this
'hurch. Come and make yourself
n hOmn.
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A Love Letter.

Would not interest you if you're
looking for a guaranteed salvo for
sores. burns or piles. Otto Dodd, of
Ponder, Mo writes, 81 suffered with
an ugly sore for year, but a box of
Bucklen's Arniea salve cured me. It
is the best salve on earth, 25c at all
druggists
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The evil effects of high heels are
set forth strikingIy by DR. Grace F.
Murray in an article ON Dress" in
the De iueator for November. Illus
trations OF the foot photographed
trem beneath through glass demon
-trate very clearly the detormity that
is caused from high heols--so clearly
that any women with average com
mon sense must shun them evermore
Among other things DR.. Murray says
If the natural position of the foot is
coutrasted with that which the high
heel compels the foot to take, it vii
be seen how most of the weight
comes on the ban of tho foot. The
higher the heel the greater pressure
an tho toes aud the Joints. The
weight b. N : transferred tar foreNar
to the ball of the foot, the whole
quiIiorium of the body is changed,
aud it can be seen how headaches are
occasioned by this, as we'll as eye
strain, spinal weakness and disturb.
ance OF the internal organs
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NOTICE OF MEETING,

WhcTen. TIE NENADJI CEMETERY Vs.
ISOLATION, has fail, Il for thre, and more con
secutiye years preceding this year to hold us
annual election on the days fixed therefor, and
Tas failed 10 properly dis barge its duties as
such association, and by reason Of which all of
fc,s OF sU'h association are vacant:
VOW THEREFORE; Pursuant To the stat
ute, in such cases made ana provided not or
Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai the members of NE
NAlJI CEMETERY Assoc ALTON viii on
the 7th day OF November 1904, nj the hour Of
1.3o p. m of that day at the Euclid Hotel In
the city Of SurcrIur. Niscousiu. assemble and
reorganize 'uch association hy the election
OF three trustees for said asSociat ION. MS proyid
ed by Section 1852 the statutes of Wisconsin
Tor is9s, and for such other business rs may
come before such ass citation NJ such meeting
Dated october n, 1874
Sarah : Bradshaw
y J. kimball
Andrew Soderlund
&, ". Newton
August ZsChan
RB. Mclean
A l.. Williams
Members Of such association
Oct ir22-22
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER %, 1904
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Republican Ticket

NATIONAL
For President:
Theodore Roosevelt
For Vice President:
Charles W Fairbanks
CONGRESSIONAL
For Member OF Congress:
John j jenkins.
STATE
For Governor:
Robert NJ LnFollette
For Lieutenant Governor:
James Davidson
For Secretary of state:
Walter IIousor
For Attorney General:
l.. NJ. Sturdevant
For Insurance Commissioners:
Xcno NJ. Host
For Railroad Commissioner:
John w. Thomas
ASSEMBLY
first District;
Irvine l., Lonroot
Second District:
Wallace w Andrews
COUNTY
For Sheriff:
Alex Mckenzie
For District Attorney
W Il, Foley
For Treasurer
David Dohio
For County Clerk
Charles Fagstad
For Clerk OF Court:
Fred } Seguin
For Register of Deeds;
Hedge Johnson
For Coroner:
II L dudley
For Surveyor.
f.. Berquis;
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STATE
ASSEMBLY

first District;
Irvine l.. Lonroot
Second District:
Wallace w Andrews
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One Dollar a Year in Advance.
Published every saturday.
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NATIONAL
For President:
Theodore Roosevelt
For Vice President:
Charles w. Fairbanks
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CONGRESSIONAL
For Member OF Congress:
John j Jenkins.
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