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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-12

The Glencoe Register. last week made a
most remarkable attack on the supreme
court for falling to decide the. Russell
Sage land grant: cases: The Register said
in part: 49,, ss5.-.-.- -. .--,.-.,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-12

Lieutenant Governor j ones has returned
from a business trip. to Kansas, and says
he will remain in the state now until after
the convention, to look after his campaign
for the denomination, ~ 81.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-12

You are a lyric wonder, old comlade!
Year by year, when you touch the strings,
The old songs ring to a newer rhy thin,
The whole world knows 1t Is April sings.
This is all very fine but the facts seem
to be slightly different:
You surely are a wonder, old comrade!
Year by year when you touch the springs
Comes out the snowplow man for business
And the whole world says unpleasant things.
King Edward has had his hat copy
righted so that other people will not wear
one like it. 1t would be more to the point
to have his umbrella copyrighted, so that
our friends might not have temporary
lapses Of memory In its presence.
Bishop Greer was consecrated recently
and Bishop Doane made the address, in
which he touched on the subject so dear
to the heart Of every churchman, Of "at-
| tanning unity" And this in part is what
Bishop Doane said:
when unity Is won, it will be, not by
pride in apostolic succession, but by the
humbleness Of the apostle spirit; not by
| insistence upon catholicity as meaning
merely what it does in part an unbroken
hold upon the authority Of the past, but
| meaning still more the universalness OF
| full sympathy with the age in which we
| 1--we. and a larger outlook upon the wide
| future Of the wide world; not by the de-
NAL Of grace in sacraments not ministere6
by men episcopa1ly ordained. but by
manifestations of the holiness which the
grace Of these sacraments breeds in our.
| selves"
And a lot of people looked at one an
other and sort Of felt in some way OF
other, they couldn't tell exactly why, thai
this was a new and dangerous form Of
| heresy.
Missouri farmers are being worked by
one Of the meanest tricks now out on the
pike. AS this shrewd device for separating
the honest toiler from his coin is likely t.
work its way north, the awful details are
| given here. Country papers please copy.
In the first act Of the tragedy stranger
appears on the road near the farmhouse
diligently searching for a lost diamond
ring. AS he does not find it she offers
800 reward for it's recovery. He goe.
away without finding the ring and shortl,
afterward tramp picks up ring. Thu
farmer who is to be the victim offers thu
tramp SIS for the ring, expecting to ge
the 800 reward. The tramp hesitates
but finally accepts it and leaves Whel
the farmer cannot find the stranger HI
1 grows suspicious and has a jeweler exam
1 inc the ring. 1t is generally pronounces
/ to be worth about fifteen cents. Thel
i perhaps you may imagine the regrettabl
variety Of language employed by the hon
Il est granger to express his pent-up emo
ton. "A. j. r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-12

Grover Cleveland again affirms nightly
that Me never broke bread with a negro
If there were just two Of us cast away
on a desert island and we were pretty
hungry, we should not feel called on, to
kill the negro before eating.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15

Entered at the Post Office at st. Pau!
as second class matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15

Men Sc 11pe, iterfe Tplelier, iom be-
oeger Mationerne, bol0er oeres
Spgro Sfeoen> 11aor life lelpe ggo-
iSrnen logger Si0ens @tiforo / Sc
res Mltn0.
Sngen Motion bar let for at pao=
beroobe fig erten Menneferettigbe,
Der ellcr @ltmonitet, ,1oor set gieI-
Ser Scored % @eon6icbuhet> life
bellcr noar Sfret befinoer fig in6en=
for @olosmanoens onerfienote @rnu-
icr, iaoleoes iom 6inlono. ga ifam-
l1er Sc ltore Mationcr fig mere be6
at brpoe 6re6en ems pes at looe l1ret=
ten ife. &l1noe11e er blepet Gilben=
gere al Sen ebige Treo> og / @roft
oerof foor ltlben uforltprret Sou til
at mproe for Spoe I Saoreffoffen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15

Tpiferne Dnr Ell eienoommelig
2pit til at gnioe fig op as onore
ToIf poo Ell Ii0t uappetitlig Mao0e,
% mrrfer Sc, at ocres SilnGrmelier
life blipcr ifottet ioo brit ium Sc iclp
>rc1er Sc bl1roe, blipcr Sc bpilig for
nrrn1eoc. Gen tpIfc Setter IT'S
l1rp,1te Jig ielu pco iii liolte Seldg
6os 0olm1orfs &nnge til uSpn al
@uict", ifjont Ian bel moottc bioe,
at octte life ltoo / Sen bc0lte @armo=
nj mes rlorc % 11perc Siocrs @egi=
peuhcoer / Spnoeripl!ano. Tpr eli
Sis lioen iii &eiiercn / Sin0e at for
Mmcrifo Ell 5tot1tc al Tre0crif
sen Stpre til Spittlling / @albing=
ton; sen CT furoig til Mfienoelle, %
mi CT SEN tpife ErcSie imGfpreo,
fproi ser life fra Mmerifo CT fommet
@pn o>n al foa SEN tillen0t. Gen
teller ON l~1tufl1enmcligbco .. $751;, og
ip1cs i1et life at one, at set 11pe
@rigsfolIcgi11m, fprou bpilfet Gto=
ifol babe Eln0s, c11omt life er
til at mpotage oen. Spifer<
ne bliner Jig ie(p Zig oberalt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15

Giterboonoen lom Ser fonn1er
&lorbe6 ODER Stemninge1 blon0t
Mepublifanerr1e / Sc forlfiellige Stu=
ter, fan Ser life pere Spibl om> at
Trpli6e1t &ooiapelt pil blipe 8ar=
tets &an0i0ut be0 0ette Mars gaIg.
&por erligt Genotor @on11a mer1er
set me6 lin Mfpisning al enbper
ON at bltpe @%oolebelts &ipal
CT notl1rligpis life go6t at iige; /
oIIe Silfel6e biloe set bore en- un=
0erli9 Stotsmanb, ser life bilOe faa
Snrnemmel Jet, naar ban mGrfer, at
Ser ct cit iterf Stemning for bom,
ielp ON Sci life er Ell bel 6olfel tent
ming; men bon forltoar / olle Silfnl=
Sc at lnle Sibernes Iegn % peO,
bpem 6lertallet al SGlgerl1e p11ifer.
Men @e>1lpn til Morf @onno lom
cpertl,el @ol,bioot fan Set liges, at
bon pil0e fonn1e til al repro entere
Tengeinteres ierne lom ingen on0cn
Mon0, og Set b6r fife bore Hel1gel1e,
ser foor Sou at beige Ernii0enten:
Sen Mrt Golitif fan oberlo0es iii
9empfroterne, Ser lpnes billige til at
lu0e Seorlt Mil(ioner blipe 9o11bets
dperltc Mpnoigbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15
Slam fpr CT ny Smmigratiuns=

Elam for CT ny SSmmi9ratiuns=
lou. Senator 2o6ge al Mosiacbu=
letts far UNDER Mrbej6e flere nDe
Silleg til Sc n1tberen6e Smmigro=
tionS(ope> Ser oil blibe taq11e UNDER
Scbon0ling lnort / 5enotet. De
11pe Tori lag gaar u6 paa at negte
Mogong til 9an6e4> foru6en iao0onne
Der ollere6e er u6ell1ffe0e, enbber
Eerion ober 16 Mar, Ser life er
iltan6 til at lgie engelif eller Ell
onoet Sprog. Dog %ul10toges Ber-
Toner ODER so aar gamle, Ser er
TorG16re eller 8e0lteforpl6re til en-
%SSmmigront oper 81 Mor golru11el,
Der fan opfDloe Sc 6or6rtneer, ser
titles bbis Ell iaooan %Smmigront er
| Ston0 til at tage 8ore poo Sc
@amle. @n &uitru eller ct minore=
oorigt 8arn al en- Smmigront bill
blipe til1te0t M0aang, bbis Sc leoia,
.aes al Ma110en eller 6aoeren> eller
refer til bom, og bbis fan allerebe
'bar upfpl6t 8etingelierne for at BIZ
be til1tebt M0gong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15
Ser far bi0til ongoaen0e 6orbol=

Ser fat bi0til o1goaen0e 6orbol=
set mellem 8roieftet pn1 Ell mellem=
amcrifanlf &anol og Sc %norOlige
Sta1ers Serubaneintcresl er berlfet
Sen o!nlilloeli1e S(nifl1elic> at Disle
bar / lturf Sppplitiou til &onolen,
Torni Sen piloe lfo0e Sernbonerne.
9f,1 bar CT! %Nutburitct pou 6ette Self,
ell Yrpfe:l or / @onoelspi0enl fob ne6
Gem1iplponia l(niperlitct Sobnlon /
Ell Irticl / uHoilnap @orlO" poopilt,
at Ser lar1gt %inorere CT l10iigt til, at
&analen bill fnrpge Serl1borer1es
elrbeihe meo at transporter @oos.
@onlte pilt bill Sen giennemgaacnoe
transport 1ilbels npbpre, mener
1an: men bes mere nil ser bore at
fiere mes poa Sc fprtere Milton0e,
tbet Sen furp9e0e l~10pefsling al &o=
Ter mellem Ntlunterbaps= % Euct=
flcfpiten giennem &analen bill fare
ii! lterre transport inb / 2u1toet fra
hner al biSie &plter. 9arbos fan Set
fife unOgooes, at &onolen pil mebfp=
&c en- foreget Ta6rifattouspirf lpmbeb
! Sc pitlige Stoter for Gfsport i'll
sliien % Sp0olncrifas @eitfpit giel1=
r1en' &onoleu, bpilfet moo me0fpre
ltprrc Snblonostrofif. Set er ionb=
|pnligt, at bans 9etragtningsmoaoe
er rigtig, pa at ser life fra Srars=
neutrality-suspicious. SIDE nil fommc
-olporlig Mobltono MOS &onolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15

Sen noget ienlationelle @fterret=
ming, Der for nogle Tiger ii6en b(ep
trpmn1et 116 / @er6en, at Canada
boboe Si1l0e at oabre l1%n6erbon6=
ltnger me6 9ann1arf ON &igbet al
@renlano, far boft life ioa list Sp=
merfiombeo | @propa, biItnof en- baI
9el mere enb @iltorien ct bpr6. s
0onmort fsler MON Jig temmeIig il6e
herprt at oer> boa6 10 er temmeli9
let forflarligt, efterlom mon ser en6=
MI er list PM / 5ambittigbe6erne ef-
ter Sen mislpffe6e, men. / bpert
6alo life be(t fine 9jafren ON Sc
b%sitinotife ger. Com ct gfsempel
pqa, boorleoeS man / 0anmarf bor
fglt Jig berprt al Me6belel1en ON
ben grenlan6fe 6orretning ifal hi
anfgre, bbao hi Iel fer / ct 8Io6. ii
netop bar mo6toget %biemmefra; set
flyer:
.gfter bert l1obu6 al uDanif
@eitinoien" er man oltloa / l16lan-
BET fommen til &lorbeo ober, at nj
er rbefbemme" for lmoo fire SAT-
beler, bporpeo 0onif Serritorium of=
lattes. Spirit Ell Guifbanoel ON
Geiti1oien, iaa ct 8lt5 pao @rpnlano
- bbbpao ffal ri meb biine finrne gg-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15
Get CT en- rer1 ltnl1li1DeO al @la=

Sel I'll Gil ltll llull1lYDeD al Slu=
Oene5 Meobelelle CT at bonl1e Jig 11oge'i
beitent Wfening ON Situatione; !
9italien. S ltgepi5 fat set 6a1iig
lpOt: 9a1 fommer &rigen, Set fer;
life bore mere ems en- ltges Sis, Crit
f%iorten Gage, for Set hrnn0er las;
% enOnl1 CT &rigen fife fonanen. 81
for bort EeOfcl1lnen0e CT tilbpieli,e
til at trp, at set De(e bliner &rig lncn
SrO % TONNE Srusler. Eau It
anoet Steh / @lobet giper ri, cftcr
1iffert felt pooli0elig &iloe, Ell Sper=
iigt ODER Torbol0et mellem Sc Grnf=
ter, Ser / Silfnl6e al &rig bill Itoo
opcrior %hil1a1Oeu; Set fremgoor Ser
At, at Nl1Slan0 fife far Sc ol(er bea-
lte ll0ligter til at fn1le i'm Mo0ltQi1-
Der, og at BETS Sitting / en- ioooas1
&rtg i1genlunoe bill blibe cit Cans
poo Sober; og Sen %rl1siiife @jpr,1 CT
en- alt for forltgtig @erre ill at tppe
Zig lgngerc u0 ems at bon fan 11oo
2on6 / Sifferbe0. &11slon6 logger
at bin0e Sio; Set far be0 &rigsfor=
bereoelierne facet 2ejligbe6 til at
'omle Ell feel Sci &refter / gltojie,,
{ige UNDER 9jnene poa Sc ol,orc eo=
ropGiife Mogter; efter at SsSopon i1c
bor rolet pg ippttet / nogen Sis,
gjpr &l1Slano Set nogle i%aofolote
Snorpmmelier, Gre6en gjenoprcttps
oln., og &rslon6 er be0 alt 0ette fin
blepet loa meget 1terfere / 9jtolien.
Soar bette SpiI er gientoget nog.e
@onge, b1iber set efterboon6en ioa
itGrft / Sc ggne, at set fan toge Set
OPP me0 bber lom bel1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15
g1eprplentonter for Set :oelnofroti

Geprpl %enta1ter for set 0en1ofroti=
lfe Norti CT / 6isle Gage lomleoc /
Melu Sort for at lGgge Nlo1rer fur
Eortict$ 6ren1ti0, foltlGtte Steoet for
Sen fo>nn1c11oe Notiouol= &o11pe1tion
og i Set bele lie Eortiets SntereSler
ti(go6e. Ser ct life ioo fist Spnn-
0ing / &Gfferre ongooenbe bpem Ser
/ bette golgoor 1fal f6re @ortiet /
Sen utpipli omit tabenoe &on1p; Ser
bor pnret Sole ON forfiellige &on=
0looter, lige oppe fra gam(e @ropar
Glebelmn0 og ne0 til @illiom 81.
@eor1t, l10gioer al o6ifillige guile"
glo6e; ug mGrfeligt mot - og til
bells 11bentet flor 6lertollet al Yorttet
- fer Set l16 til, at 6enne ii6lte
6remtoning uil fomme til at ipi(le
en &olle / Hartiets &ompogne. Set
er life for6i ban oniees for at bore
0en be0 tie Man0, men forbi fan far
tilbl16t at betale for a@ren og er /
Ston6 i'll at in0fri tit 2pfte Set
CT en- ibrgelig STRENGTHENING, at
Eenge alti6 ifo1 ipille @obe0rollen /
Sc politilfe @ampogner. 0emofro=
terne / Often ipntes at bore fommet
oberens ON at iam1e fig ON Seem
Dorf 9nmmeren Mlton g. Borfer
lom Sen be6lte Mon6; / 1i6ite gjeblif
fomn1er @eorit og tilbpoer / nalten
aobne Sr6, at ian er billig til at
punge 16 for at fao Stemmer; og
iban oil foa mango at Sem, mooife
fife nof til al blipe &on0i6ot for
2onoets bpje1te @mbe6e, men 0og al
it's nof til at oile, bbor rooboen Sci,
omerifanffe 8olitif er. So Millio-
11er incomes lom 0en Hrts &eorlt u
billig til at gipe for Mominotionen.
Sben | &jebet bbtlfes Ser ON, at @m.
S. @rpo1 fife ifal pere ubiIlig til at
itette &earits &ogne for at ofbe=
tole gammel ~Safnemmeligbe6s=
9jglo; men Set bill hi 5og ie spr bi
troer Set. Sful6e Scarf efter al
Sen Sale ser / 0isie Sage er ON
bans &reii6entfipb noa til at blire
en- Saftor / 9emofraternes @om:cs-
ne, maa bette betegnes iom en- a; oc
lt6rite S%fan6aGer, Ser er fremfom!rat
poa set poIttiffe Self ber'i 2an6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15

ne? @aa ct &ilbub ont Ell Gorret=
ming meb Sslan6 og GGrderne, -
tbt ogiaa Sc far gipe 9oniferne &en>
&c! SO iaa oller iioit en- lille Slut,
ton oper 8ornbolm, for bpilfen Ser
piitnof fan faces en ror lille @lump
Eenge!"
&on bore, at Sotiren / 6isie 81
nier life ct iaa belt l,beretttget; mer1
iprrel item tpr set antages> at @m=
mart far facet tilitrnffeligt al at
bpoc 2on6 til Salg for lengere Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15

GbarlcsI Suffer, Gr-@ltpernbr al
Sbio pg Sinonsminiiter UNDER &re=
1i6ent &arriions M6miniitration, er
/ 2pr6ags afgaoet pes De6en>i lit
Stem / 5pringfiel6> Ohio. San
bIeb 76 Mar gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15

rMen bbab gisr De BOG peo Sen
in6bil6te 5Dge?"
nsla, tl bar leg oIfere0e facet ban
'birfelig ipg.~'
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21
Good Roads.

Senator La;imcr will secure a favor
able report m the senate ON his good
roads bill, it is rel orted. The bill ap-
propriates many millions OF dollars.
and when:}iyided out among the states
tho sum will help but little in ,he good
roads movement, 1t seems that the
only really practical plan To build good
roads Is Tor people To build them, aud
not depend On government approprl-
atlon. This has been done u this state
ana can be done again, if ihe people
really want good roads. .-COlumbia
Record
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21
The Ladies

Favor painting their churches, ANA
therefore We urge every Minis er 10
remember We give Il literal quat til Y
OF the LunGmanS X Maritime Paint to-
ward the painting.
Wears aud covers like gold.
b"n't pfN $50 Il &alluu FOR Lin
.ccu Oil tworth go cents " hich You
do WHEN Non buy ether paints in II
can with paint Iadel on 1T. N&6
make II, therefore when Nou want
fourteen gallons of paint. bay cnly
rIght ot |. ~ NJ and mlN s'N GALLONS
pure Lirsrcd OH with ii. and thus
- paint Il, less than $l.2O + or gal.
lou.
Many houses are we'll painted with
four gallons 81 !. X NJ and three .;tl-
Ions of l.iu~rrd D:l mixed thcrew With.
These C"lrh.atrd Paints arc sold by
j j Rawi y Nau. Ba,r>hurg. : G..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21
Letter to {. w. Earber,
BateSburg, =. {

Dear Sir: Some think We take "a
good deal Of risk on inviting com
plants of Devoc-lcad- and-Z:nc- Ne
authorize our agent TO sell il under
this guarantee:
''Ifyou have any fault To find with
this paint, either now in putting it on
or hereafter in the wear, tell your
iealer about it.
eve authorize him to do what l.,
right at our expense.
The following story tells how little
the risk Is:
j. ii. Asher x Go, hardware dealers
Rhinebeck, n. Y, have sold thousands
of gallons and have had just one csm
plaint in all this time
Three sides of house were per
feet: the fourth was 1t, bad a. the
three were good,
ENplaua,ion-It raincd the nigh,
before the fourth side vas painted;
and the painters didn't wait for the
wood to dry.
What Is dDrr in such It case: What
ever the dealer, WHO sul1 the raIut.
considers it fair TO do We leave it to
him. He may not do exactly what We
shoulI DO if wr were there: but w. are
not there. The best we can do - To
leave At to him.
Yours truly.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21

The battlesmp Texas nov holds the
worlds record for fast and accurate
work, winning from the Wisconsin aud
Alatama, between which Ships there
was dispute rs to the championship.
The Russian fleet at Port Arthur has
almost been put out of business.
Only two fishting ships Of the squad
ron have survived being totally de
stroyed or damaged.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21

Russian officers Will in the future
treat all correspondents caught send
ing news by wireless tclegraphy as
spIes.
Andrew Carnegie has established II
hero fun of $1,000, 900. Its object is
To assist those Injured trying to sav
the lives OF others.
y. j. Davis, government Sauger at
Mil i'un, \. = has b rn con,ictrd of
derrauding the government out of
S3o,0 in less than four months by
maKing false retu5n..
Th" Missouri accident Will he
thoroughly Investigated. Quick firing
records are said To account for this
violation of orders The blame will
more IA an likely be laid oa the dcau
officers.
The Emperor OF Corea is without a
home Ills imperial palace was de
stroyed by fire last week. The f.e
was caused hy repairs being made on a
heater He has cur sympathy, but
the ZONES of the mighty must pay
tribut" to modern improvements and
convcnieuccs.
Mrs. Rufus Bush, OF Augusta. was
b armed to death ut her home in Angus.
Ia, Ga, last FrId;y night She was
sick at tie ;imr, but got up and w'nt
to cicsct in viii h The bed clothcS
Were kept. Nothing further can be
told, bat II i presumed the bed cl thrs
caught fire and Size was ,oo weak to
leave the closet
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21
EDITOR ADVOCATE:

Please allow me
space in your valua.
bic paper to say to
your many readers
that the Pacific MI
tual Life insurance
Company of Califor-
MIA issues the best
GUARAN FEE.
ono estimtate) pol
icy ever issued by
any Company. Be-
sides the legal res
serve ID surplus
protection which is
anrod Inv onv n+bar
insur,ncc cnn,nanv
The Pacific has S2O,-
600 OOO ~ h,cL un
o,,.,n+ons ~, Sar
ou,, 5o.p,vn, nn+I;f.
which o,,ar,ntons to
,,n :. IT. Ic
voors. ,ccor6;nu 70
ao.c nfi,x,,rcd Dron
,,n , nn.+,l 4.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21

An explosion of ever two thousand
pounds of powder on board the battlr-
ship Missouri last Wednesday caused
the death of nearly twenty-five men
They were at TARGET practice ON the
range near Pensacola, Fla. They let
their enthusiasm get the best of their
good judgement and an accident that
could have been averted resulted.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21
rImArl>c rolry'S ro<rr AND rAr

Foley c. Crirtgu, originated
iiou'i ard Tar a. a throat and lung
remedy. and uu account Of the great
merit and popularity Of Fol, VS. Honey
aut Tar many imjtatiuns arr offered
for ih" genuine. AK :yr Foley. Hon
- ani Tar ani refuse any >mh>Iitu.c
offered ~ no other preparation viii
%IN" 'nr same satisfaction. i i mildly
HNHllN"a Ii contains rio urialc> aud l.
~llr>t for children and delicate persons
Soid hy TimmuuS Bros
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21
TO Be Continued. }

We have Just received some Of the
newest things in wash dress goods.
The patterns are beautiful, the price
reasonable. You can SEQ them free nj
The H. V. CuImm Co.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-21

\ TuoUsAND DOLLARS WORTH OF coon
II hay" been "illicted with kidney
ara hltdCcr troubles for years, passing
gravel or stones with tNcruciating
pain SAYS \ IL. ThurueS. well
known coal operator of Buffalo. q. ~
got no r".icl from medicine until
beg Sln tahin Foley's Kidney Cure, then
the result was surprising. y feW doses
started the brick du >t-likr substance
an| now have ~ pain across my kid
ncyS ami feet hl>" = new man. II has
done me $1,000 wur,h of good" Foley :
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Last week entertained Emperor Will
liam aud his suite of eight on their
yacht, th' No tt Star. at Sy racuse
lcilV
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CURES corcm~ ANp coIp~.

Mrs. G. Peterson. go Lake st Top
eka, Kansas, sav>: "Of all cough RENE
dies Ballard'S llnrehpuud Svrup l. my
favorite: it has done and will d" all
that Is claimed fur ito speedily cure
all coughs and colds and il iSSp sweet
and pleasant 10 thrita~tr." %, ~, 81 go
bottle. Sold by -. j Harris.
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Fifty thousand barrels OF oil wcr"
destroyed by fire Al Beaumont, TeNeS,
last Friday.
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1904-06-01
He Was Awful Homely.

One day while ON a hunting expedi-
ton in the Alps Victor Emmanuel met
an old woman gathering brambles. SheI
inquired of the stranger whether i'll
was true, as she had heard, that theI
king was in the neighborhood. If so.
was there any chance Of seeing him?
Yes" said his majesty, "he is about
Would you like TO see himT"
The old woman declared that few
sights would give her more pleasure.
"Well, mother, am the king"
She stared at him for a moment and
broke into a grin.
sect out with you, Jester! Do you
think a nice woman like the queen
would marry a chap like you, with
that hideous mug"
The king was not offended. Per-
haps the compliment to his wife mol,
lifted him. He gave the woman a.
piece of money, with which he was al
ways free, and passed along.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1904-06-01
pisrneII and Bismarck.

At dinner given ia London in 1861
by Baron Brunnow to the Grand Duke
OF Saxe-Weimar Herr Won Bismarck,
who was one of the guests, had a long
conversation with Mr.. Disraeli, then
leader of the opposition. He then said
that he should shortly be obliged to
undertake the direction of the Prus-
sian government; that his first duty
would be to reorganize the army; that
he would then take the first best pre-
text to declare war against Austria, to
dissolve the Germanic diet, to over
power the middle and smaller states
and to give a national unity to Ger
many under the leadership of Prussia.
81 am come here" he said, ito say
this to the queens ministers" Mr..
Disraelis remark ON this extraordinary
programme, which was later literally
fulfilled, was: Take care of that man.
He means what he says."-"Remi-
niscences of Lord Augustus LOTUS"