davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

iinorige 8ille0ifarerarbeioe er no-
fgrt meo flor Dpgtigbeo. &por
parmt Nrofeslof 9lnnberg / set bele
bor toget fig af fit slrbeibe, 0erom
pi6ner / pprigt oe bunoreoe @mao-
ting, ltge fra oe leie 8enfe til Sc
nagelfqite Ddrgreb.
Gorben bar Der lite iaa nleget ion1
en- rulten @affelobn. 9sn far @irfe,,
facet Jig ct Gentraloarlneapparat ef-
ter beolte Mgnlter. Set ftr9ffer fine
@onalen UNDER bele Rtrfen, og bets
5ptraler bar ma1 Janife ine6igt
fun6et BIabs til / en- llobpgning paa
oe aamIe 4anaiteitple ioa at Mnleg-
get lite nogen Maaoe Femner 6et
oeilige Stun.
Set gomle 0rgel er erltottet of ct
NIT, leperct af Sen befjenote Orgel=
Bigger @ielien glarbus. Men oe1,
pregtioe Sorgrrnosfulisie fra &ri=
titan Sen 6ier6es Si6 ltaar eno11u, er
Blot blepen malet op @amflang
nneo Sc ipre6te @otiper, man fan6t
Spor af fer og Ser. 0rglet bar
facet en- bel M l1116erbpgntng, 6efo-
reret / famine Stil ion1 set egent>
lige 9fennesiancepartt. Set ct iiel<
6ent, man fer iaa iterte. og ltraalen-
Sc Tarber, iom ber er anpen6te. Ser
er it1gen SbipI om, at bette Yarti
iprligt pi1 foloe i Sen bre6e @mog.
st mere fr91ent 9ie bill ben6e Zig
moo 9llteret.
De bbiolafelebe &bGluinger er
blepen 6eforere6e Iette, lpie Gorber
af DeforattonsmaIer @arI &eterien
ne6 Ms1iitance af &unltmaler Songs
baf, RoiensSteenitrup og Delcuran,
ltbttet paa gatnle gienfun6ne 8rub.
itpffer.
@n6mt 1noa n9bnes, at ben ttlba<
geitaaen6e @eit at oen tioligere &ro,
cesiionsgang er blebe1t fu1oiten6tg
reitaureret. Sg se6 9i6en af Sen
er fipbt ct stpffehf Ell sgabrifsbpg-
1lir1g,i bpiltensOsfi fi''ar ar tftt6rettef gso1itg
til &ttfebetjeningen.s Sgiaa fer pi>
fer glrftteftetts e11ine11te Stilians
Jig; Set et utroligt, bba6 ban meo
gonife i1noa Mi6ler Dar facet u6 af
6enne pafbnsltgnen6e 8pgning. Sen
gprige 9el af 6abriffen itaar be0
Si0cn al til @ommenIigning.
9feItorrationen maa alt alt fal=
6es ior6eles bellDffet. Com man
ler, ct sen loore ornfotte11oe. Me11
SEN bar rtgtignof ogiaa foItet @tats=
fosien Sen rette Gum al 100000
&roner. 9eraf er ca. 10000 gaaet
paa sllteret> ca. 100000 paa 0rgel=
partiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19
9auF @fib / Gam 5ramciseo. @n


9anif @fib / San Traneisco. @n
Sone-8arf, r@ertus", bar ifplee
"8ien" nDlig ligget / San 6rancisco
Sabn og inbtaget 2a6ning for SOL
lan6. Mange 9anife 6eru6e bor Be-
11Dttet 2eiligbe6en til otter at fele
oanif @run6 ltn6er Gg66erne. &ap<
teinen, ST.. 8hbelm @rifien, bar life
bnret bietnme paa San9 bos fin Sa,
mile | 4 Mar, og ban pe6 beller iffe,
naar ban fon11ner biem. 9If Select.
ntngen bar 1. Stprman6 og 6 Ma-
troler 6anife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19
&aitor 6. s. @citerqaarb, en- d

&aitor 6. S. @citergaarb, en- al
oe melt fremragen0e 6anife 8aptiit=
prelter / @isconiin, er 6e6 lit @iem
/ ga @rosle, en 9lloer al SO slar.
San bar fe6t Danmarf, fom til
Mmerifa for nj og tDbe 9lar Ii6en og
neolotte Jig / Sconomomoc, lSis.,
bbor ban itifteOe en- 0anif 8aptiitn1e=
nigbe6. geogle Mar Ienere tom ban
til ga @rosie og 1tifteoe en- Menigbeo
ser. San bar flere slar ubfoloet cit
flor Misiionsbirfiombeo @tsconitn
og Minneioto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

9r. @illiam Sepion, Sen befie1ote
6aniffe0te 2ege og &irurg / @iour
@itp, Sa., Hrofesior / &ir11rgi be6
Soma Statsuniperlttet / Soma @itp,
far ifglge engelife 8looe 1to6taget
en- &omisiton al Sen rusiilfe gfegie<
ring, bborbe6 ban u6nepnes til Gelt=
firurg Sen rusiiife Scr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19
spifernc pm 9anmarfs ltbtillina.

SDfcrne ont Sanmarfs ltbittlltng.
Set ltore tDjfe ct. 2on1is 8la0
nMislishppi 8ldtter" in6ebol6te np=
Zig ct meget itort og bellDffet 8ille0e
al 9anmarfs 9foeling paa ct.
Souls l16ltillingen og Ell ollie &ea=
1een0er imigren0e Mrtifel ON 6ets
&epr9ie1tation poa @orl6's Sair.
@ba6 Danmarf u6ltiller, er fortrin-
1igt, iiges Ser / grtiflen, iffe en- ene=
ite @jenita116 er mi66elmaa6ig, bper
Stng paa BEN lille l16itilltng fortie-
ner 8re6ifatet umeget go6t" Sn6=
gaaen6e 9mtale faar Sen fgl. &or~
terle1tsfobrit. SSpiens @nfe, n&erro-
lit" og @ulSparefobrifanf Yeter
&ert3. Desu6en nebnes, ita6ig me6
&e6er, 8eroier, 8urmeiiter & @ain,
Gribobns- -Mo6eIle11, 8ogbin6erarbei>
Set og Seuerin & Mn6reas ssenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

-
&ans Gbriitian 6agernp, Der | oe
ii6ite 8 Mar bar pnret boidt | 8roof-
Ipn g. g., afgtf Ben z. angnit peo
9p6en / Ell SLIDER al 72 Mar. SON
bab6e peret lioen6e of ct MaDeon0e
i nonen Sis og Bette | 6orbin6elie
me6 bans fren1rpffe6e Ml6er bapoe
Deben ti1fplge, &agernp bar fbbt
pdo @d1119 ! Sp6iielIan6. Mllereoe
I Ell 11ng Ml6er n66anne6es ban til
@eieriit % fit / 1861 Sglpmeoalie
/ &oriens for Scbtpeit3erolt. S 90
fsIgenoe Mar nar ban Meieriforpag- j.
ter poa flere itsrre @aar6e in6til
1881, ban gruroet paa en- llbeloig
@aaroba11beI rejite til Mmerifa, Ser
fIog ban fig fbrit neo ! @lepelanp,
Dbio, ienere / gbicago, bDor ban ilog
ino paa glppeti oitfubrifa bDill-
fet ban ogian forti / 8rooflDn. S
1890 bgoe bans &,lltrl1 ! Chicago,
fun Ell 81, s;olirnalil e; g:
bagerl| i bieogo os,erlassper ban', ia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

&aa 8eibg I Tebrelanbet. 50 6an=
tie 8ioneerer fra slmerifa er Cont
mer / 8elbg / Seorelan6et og faar
en- u0fbrlig 9mtale / Sc 6anife @la=
6e. GenH enc er Saul sln0erien fra
ct. 8aul, gieb., Sen an6en 9faslnus
Sanfen fra @rapling, Deicb. +
Youl gln6erlen bar en- al @ruu6>
leggerne al Dannebrog, Nebraifa;
ban Tom til Mmerifa for 36 9lar
liben, og efter nogle slors 9lrbei6e
peo Sernbanerne beo bpilfet Fan tien-
te nogle faa @nnore6e Dollars, tog
ban 2on6 &oipar0 60, geeb., font
men me6 5 onore 2anosmen6. Sc
opoprfe0e 6eres Sor6, iloges mes SIT
6ionerne og rbg tilii6lt 6re0spibe
me0 6em; flere og flere Danife fom
til, og I'LL er Dannebrog uoeluffenoe
en- 6anlf 8p, bpor Ser f1n boer Ell
6rcmme6, en @olaf, iom en66a taler
6anlf. Sort fra Dannebrog ligger
9plteb, Ser er grun6lagt af 2ollifer.
Saul sln6erlen, iom MI boer / ct.
SAUL, 9feb., er, ifriper 6e 6anlfe 8la=
Sc, en- Mano poa Sc Mar, bar for fle<
re slar li6en truffet fig Bort fra 2an0-
peienet og 6riber nu 8anf= og @siu=
ranceforretning ct. Saul. &an er
cit Mon0, Ser bar let fig bt6en ON /
8er0en og beipgt baabe 8aris, Som
oon, Berlin, @ien og &ri1tiania poa
fine iepnlige Sure til europa. @an
er en- itolt Sppe paa en egte 6anif,
grun0tpigionlf 8o116e. San er Gp=
e1tbo al Sp6lel.
9fasmus &anien fra @rapling,
Micb., oen an6en 6anife Mmerifaner,
iom or1tales 8la6ene biemme, er
fra 6al1ter og fom til Mmerifa 1865
efter at baoe 6eltaget oen ii6ite
Iesbigife @rig, og bar bele Si6en
{ioen pirfet i Miobigans @fobegne.
San ipang Jig fra arbei6er ser OBJ til
6ormano og Tan fortelle mango
n1orion11ne Gref fra 6en Si6, ban oa
bans Some iom unge 9ggtefolf lebeoe
/ EN- lille r@anp" lt6e ! oe ptloe Sfo.
Tbe, mango Metl fra 8Dett, ,t6en a1toen
!Dmgonq eltb @fobarbei6erne, ion
$onfbh por Sorn1nn6 for, og ion
SONS Some un6er 6e primttipe Sor'
bol6 n1qatte lape Mo6 til. Sener'
gift ban &ontpagnt me6 ct 8ar an
ore 2an6sm9n6, calling og Micbel
ie1l % grun6logbe iammen meo ben
9gmmerbDen @raDltng bbor Sal
ling, &onien & Cos Sapm6lle e1,o
mi er sen Ie6er16e 8e6rift scr
Sanien er Me6eier og Direftgr a
Micbelion & &anien 2unpber So. J"
iont bar @obmgIIer / 8per11e Sc
lpiston % Salltng. Maret 19o'
Igrunolag6e calling, Sanlen 3 go
8pen sSSobonnesburg Miob., beler
oppe i gfoben, bbor Sc Mi bar itor
council Ter. Mr. Sanien bar bore
meb til at orgariiere BET fbrite Sll1
|ferfon1p ag1i ! Yfiebig iga1l, be Micf
iIigan Sl1gar gotlp pa1t 8 ogN ligela
Bon giitp e5,lga ar 81: s, fsbeaee \
4 ireft ~ IL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19
Sacob q. 9}iis p9 &nitrn, iom

OuIuo ~" 0tt'1 w s4AIt%Ai Io!1t
CONNER opbol0er Jig / Danmarf, er
@ienitan6 for megen SpnerfionbeS
/ olle &re6ie. 8la6ene in6ebol6er
lan9e nssSnterpielps" al bam, og ban
bar babt 9lu6iens boS @ronprinien,
Ser unoer &ongens &ejie / uolan6et
bar fgrt &egjeringen. Sen Z. slu-
quit in0pieDes SEN retaurere6e 9om=
firfe / 9fiis' Sg6ebp &ibe, og Sen
befjen6te @anf=glmerifaner fit / sen
Mnleoning S110bp6elie til at operpG-
re Sn6pieller for Jig og 6amilte. 81
gele6es bleb ST.. 9fiis inbbubt al M=
niiteriet til at 6eltage / @ongemi60a=
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

&ait. 8. S. &etcrien al 9futbton,
Minn., er iflg. vGonneptrfe" reilt til
@bicago> bbor ban poo Set berbere1-
Sc 6inienife 2psini ititl1t pil nn6erfa.
ite fig nogle Tigers 8eban6ling for
&reftfo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

Gg=statsicnator .. 80. Gleion,
Sort Go6ge, sssa., SSnbeboper al
@boleialefirmaet Sleion Drug 60.
og mongeaorig @osierer for 9forope=
items Sangerforbun6, bar babt ben
itore Sorg at mite lin &uitru. mrs.
0leion bar peret ipagelig lengere
.sio; BUN 0eltog ! Sangerfeiten !
@venb Sorts =semmer eg reilfe ber-
fra til Dellotpitone &arf for fit &el=
breos @fDB. Gp6soorlogen bar
&neunonia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

@obert G5riitenien / ga grosie,
@is., Diitriftso6bofat for Grempea-
leau County og en- befien6t republt-
fanf &oIitifer, bleb SEN 1. 9luguit
funben 6e0 / iin @eng. San bar
Hrofesior Gale College.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

Sra &erbensn6itillineen. 8elpget
poa u6itillingen bar biotil iffe pe-
ret poa langt n9r ioa itort iom paa-
regnet, og Ser bar beret neret alpor-
Zig Srpgt for, at ser iom Gplge oerof
piloe bltbe itore Sab for &apitali>
tier, Ser bar 9oranteret l1ogifterne.
@runoen til set ringe 8eibg bar
nobnlig beret Set parnre @eir> font
/ Sorbinoelie me6 Sen fugtige Mt<
mo1fere bor giort Spbolbet / u61til-
lingsbpen temmelig ubebageligt.
Si6ite l1ge er ser bog in6traa6t en-
8en6tng / Sagerne, i6et 8eiret er
blebet fbligere> og set totale 8eIgg
for ii6ite l1ge 1po 6o ogiaa op til
100000 BET ftgrlte ugebeleg l1o1ttl-
lingen bi6til bar bapt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19
Rlandt rand$mXnd ! H11erika.

ganb tbeol. 6. q. &pibjers, Ser
ifal bere 2erer be6 @rano 8iep
College Des Moines, oroinerebes
Sen 20. Sult Grue &irfe> @jpbea1-
bapn al 8iitop &6r6am.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

Sen repnblifanife &asne for
Hr9ii6entpalget bentes life at billie
tage fin @egpnoelie for s(lpor fpr ON
en- Maane6s Sis. 8reii6enten
Torman6en for geationalfomiteen
Gortelpou, Gorman6en for SEN fon=
questionable &o1nite 8obcocf o9 2eoe=
rem af Talernes @nreau &ongres>
lnono Saunep al Minneiota babbe
li0ite l1ge ct Mp6e @oibington, 9.
g., poa bpilfet set be1temtes, at ser
bil blibe fdrt en fraftig &agne /
alle 6e beitlige Stater, men at ser
bog life bil blibe fsrt iaa mango Sa<
lere Marfen iom ti6ligere SAINT
pagner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19
Sc norif=banife Wietbobiiters slars=

WV ""''Ise "7sS*V""e1sS** <s'@~
conference tr90er ia1nmen / Sen
imuffe norf=0anlfe Metbo6iltftrfe /
Dulutb, Minn., SEN 25. 9lngult.
&onferencen repr9Ienterer omtrent
5000 Meolemmer mes ca. 100 Bre=
fter og &irfeeien0om til ct 8elgb al
flere @un6rebe TuIin6 Dollars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19
med Post % Cele9raf.
(Hllevtsne fra.)

Statspolitif 9eebraifa. 9eno,
frater og @opulilter bor in6gaoet
paa Sutton 8rpans Stot. Geo Ell
ltolte l1ge 2incoln ofbol6t &onpe11=
tton nominereoes Eopuliiter for GU
berngr=, Statsfasierer<, sluoitor=,
Observation-Disclosures og 2onofomis,
i9r @mbe0erne, og Demofrater for
Stcegub.<, 9tatsiefreter og Gene,
ralaobofat @mbeoerne. Set ifpl6es
nap1lig 8rpans iber6tge slrbej6e at
Der opnaaeoes Sutton, og .l16fal6et al
@oninationerne er e11 flor Seir for
Dam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

eSSiac @rabelle ror Mopnet poo en-
8anoit, iom li6lte Maoneb bre6 i1,o
/ ct &ru6tmagalin n9r @eleno,
Mont., og tog en- M9ngbe Spr9ng-
itof, iom ban ienere brugte til at g6e>
legge flere Fran paa Mortbern &a-
cific 2inten og 6erefter plpn6re6e
6em. San blep fonget og i,1oiat /
6Gngslet / @elena. Ga ban 1i6lte
l1ge ifulbe fpres i1b i Metsialen til
ct Gorb6r> lpffe6es set bam at nn6-
btge fra &agten; bon bob6e paa en-
elIer onben Maa6e faaet fat paa
Sfpbebaaben, og ser op1to6 en- 8e>
taille mellem bam og bans 8ebogte-
re. Ga fan iaa, at ban fife fltnoe
flore fig, 1gb bon i11o I @uperner
Sop1es @us, ifil1lte Zig / &iu!oeren
og ifg6 fig Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19
Fjortende Aargang.

Set engclife Gar1ament uabneoea
/ Sirs0ogs al Song gbporb, ser / li,,
Mabningstale gab Ell Sperligt oper
Sc pigtiglte Observation-Disclosures for
iaa blot oe angtf england, liben Yor-
lamentet iibIt nor ian1Iet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19
eSSernbamcmlpffcn / Gplprabp. &re=

sSernbancmlpffcn / Gulorabp. Hre<
ltoenten for 9enper & &io @ran6e
8anen bar erfleret, at @anen unoer
ingen Omlteuoigbe6er bil paotoge Jig
slniparet for Sen frpgtelige l1lpffe,
Der in6traf forrige l1ge be6 at en-
SSernbanebro fol6t iammen UNDER ct
Easiagertr9n Z Mile Noro for &ue~
Bio, bborbeb ca. 80 Menneifer om<
fom. San erflGrer, at bette bar en-
al 6e tilf9loige ltlpffer, ,iom fan in6s
trefie naar iom Delf, bbis en- sylo6
gaar oper fine 8rebber og l,n0ergra>
Der 9roer,1es 6u1l0omerter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

Sprfiet os Nn,erifa. Som omtalt
iioite l1ge bar 6et ben iioite Gio iet
no til, at set pil6e fon1nte til albor<
Iige @trioigbe6er mellem uoen bbie
&ort" og Sc 6or. @tater. Snltae-
men far bi6til pua set beltemteite
ofiloaet 6orlanget ON, at ame-
rifanife @foler 2illealien ifuloe
ltaa un6er tprfif @eifpttelle paa ianl<
me Maa6e iom Sfoler, anlagte at
Qn6re frenlme6e Nationer, Ser 1taar
paa benifabelig SOB meo Sprftet.
glnrerifas @eianot ! Gprfiet, 2eiib-
man, bar forgieoes ipgt at u6birfe
oenne 8egunittgelie for Sc Gor. Sta-
ter, ng 6a @ultanen itabig afpiite
@rapet, bleb Ser ienbt en- glfbeltng
al Sen amerifanife Mi66elbapsflaaoe
til Smprna, bDor Ben in6tog en- fri.=
gerf Soloning. @n af be iiblte Gage
Ii afpigte l1ge lpffebes BET bog Mr-:
2eibman at faa Sultanen til at gipeD
efter, og Sc anertfanife Sfoler oil /,
6remti0en faa iamme 8ebanbling og'
4 9roteftion 1om aIle an6re Sfoler !
4 |2ilIealien. @amti6ig Git snltonert
. in6 paa at betale forifie1lige Gritat-
!; ninasfrap fra amerifanife 8crgere
.Ifor poelagt gien6om. Den ar11ert,i
4 fanIfe sylaaoe fit berefter 0rore tl
Il at bille 9atterierne be0 gmprrla men e.l'
gaIut % forlaoe gDen:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

sSpbcmDrbcricr &nslanb. st ID
6i1f 0agblo6 Seem Yorf far faoet
Meo6elelle ON, at ser / ii6lte l1ge er
in6truffet sSg6enpr6erier / &uslanb
paa to forlfiellige Gte0er. Set enc
par 8pen Sltrolpit5 / Nropinie,,
&o6om. @n Sg6e og en- &rilten fon1
/ Sfien6eri og sen li6lte, Ser les al
@laetilfel6e, fit plu6ielig ct slnfolo.
Sc &riitne tog beraf 9lnle6ning til
at beifp10e Sgberne for Morofcrigg.
og Sc onfal6t Dem og npr6eoe 20 al
Sem. S @otlepeb> &ropinien @eolit5,
bab0e en- fatbo1if Brelt faaet cit min=
oreaarig jg6iif &ige opertalt til af<
ipnrge 6eore,1es Ero; Gooeren for
longte, at Hreten, lom bo1bt ben0e
in6eiperret, fulbe u0lepere benoe, og
ga 6ette bleb afllaaet, iamle0e Sgoer=
ne fig til ct slngreb poa Set &us>
bbor bun opbol6t fig. @aa begpnote
ct Sperfal6 fra &atbolifernes Si0e,
un6er bpilfet mere ems 100 sSg6er
iaare6es baorbt; 9lntallet al 6e
Drpbte fien6es lite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

8geniaasitrrifc Stem gprf. Ser
bar MI omtrent 3 Tiger pnret en-
Streife / Gang Seem Oorf, ser far
giort ca. 10000 Mano arbej6Sleie.
@triosipdrgsmaalet ct vopen 5bop".
Set ler MI n6 til, at 6treifen biI,
bre6e fig til olle 8pgningsfag, bbor--
be6 alt @pggearbej6e pil ltan6ie og
p6erligere 10000 8pggebaan0berfe=
re b1ibe le0ige, iant foru0en 6isie
10000 @aan6langere og @jelpere,
ialt 10000 Mano. @rbeioerne pil=,
be en- 1ao6on Gtreife tobe 10 Mil=.
ltnner maane0lig 2pn> og al &api~
tai / 8pgningsarbeibet btl bltpe 6g6..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-19

8illiam S. 8rpan, Sen ti6ligere'
0ennofratiife &re1i6ent &anoi6at,
6ob6e for ct Har ar fi0en af en- 8e-
nn6rer, g. g. 8ennet / Seem &aben,
Conn.,, faaet tilifrepet Jig $4,000 /
0ennes SeItamente / Ell iprlig &lau=-
jul. 9a 8ennet 6p6e, negte6e gn.
fen, ser fful6e arbe Sen gprige Gor-
NUE. at u6lebere &engene, oa bur;
paoitoo, at &lauiulen life bar lob
Zig, og ser oplto0 en- 9}etsiag oper
bette Spergsmoal. 9omll1en git
8rpon ilno6 flere ssS11ltanier, og iio-
ite l1ge far Statens @pjelteret gibet
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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-06-23
Highway Robbery on the Streets
of Nashville.

Saturday night between II and
II o'clock Mr.. John Cunningham,
a musician, was held up by a
negro and robbed in the heart of
the city of Nashville, the robbery
taking place on Summer Street
near Union.
Mr.. Cunningham was on his
way home, and nearing Union
street he was suddenly confron-
ted by the negro, who had step
ped out of the shadow of a store
front, and command him to
throw up his hands. Unnerved
for the time by the sudden at
tack, Mr.. Cunningham complied
with the negro's demand.
The thief then made a hasty
search of his pockets, securing
about -. After securing the
money the negro quickly ran
away toward High street, and
Mr.. Cunningham Immediately
called for assistance and the
negro was run down by police
man Decker. He gave his name
as Felix Woods.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-06-23
Shot Down In The Road.

Will Jordan, of White Bluff,
Tenn, shot and killed Morris
Duke, of Kingston Springs at
Pinnacle Hill about one and a
half miles from Kingston Springs.
Duke was returning home from
Shocklett postoffice when so the
report goes, he waylaid by Will
Jordan and his brother, Shelf
Jordan.
As Duke drew near the spot
where the Jordans were waiting
two shots were fired by Will
Jordan from a double-barreled
shotgun. Both loads struck Duke
in the breast, making a CHASTITY
wound and killing him almost in
stantly. The dead man, who was
about 25years old and unmarried
was an inspector of ties and bore
a good character.
Will Jordan and his brother,
Shelf are both farmers. Will
Jordan is about 45 years of age
and unmarried, while his brother
is 80 years old and has family.
An old negro woman witnessed
the killing, which, it is said, was
/ the result of some family trouble.
The sheriff of Cheatham Co.
and posse are in pursuit Of the
Jordans.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-06-23
BOrrOMgh's Core.
Let Mrs. Grundy sag:

Let Mrs. Grundy sag:
| boarded the train at 4 p. m;
reached Nashville at 7 and we
were escorted to our quarters
after supper. | met the old SOL
diers from the Hermitage. In
conversation they went over the
trying scenes from Manassas to
the close of the struggle. Some
of these old soldiers, carrying an
empty sleave, | noticed, were
very wicked-taking the name of
God in vain. Comrades, you can
not afford to live this way. You
have fought too many battles
and you have been spared for
some noble purpose. Seek the
Lord while he may be found
follow him as you did Lee and
johnson. On the 18th / called
the roll of Co. 4. 4th Tennessee
Cavalry and only II responded
Col. McLemore was present and
knew me. He laid his arm
around my neck and said he re-
membered my long legs in every
raid. Ny old mess-mate, jim
Knox, of Bellbuckle, found me
at head quarters and we were
very glad to see each other. Gen
Bates and Gen. Lee were there
the hornet nest taken at Shilol
was in the procession; the tai
flag bearer from Texas attracted
much attention. John Scrugg,
was with me and was vel
pleased with the reunion.
noticed Uncle Tom was mixin.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-06-23
SUNSHINE.
Triumphs of Modern Surgery.

Wonderful things are done for
the human body by surgery.
Organs are taken out and scraped
and polished and put back, or
they may be removed entirely;
bones are spliced pipes take the
place of diseased sections of veins,
antiseptic dressings are applied
to wounds, bruises, burns and
like injuries before inflammation
sets in, which causes them to
heal without maturation and in
one-third the time required by
the old treatment. Chamber
lain's Pain Balm acts on this
same principle. 1t is an anti
septic and when applipd to such
injuries, causes them to heal
very quickly. 1t also allays the
pain and soreness. Keep a bot
tie of Pain Balm in your home
and it will save you time and
money, not to mention the in
convenience and suffering which
such injuries entail. For sale by
Doris, Cheek & Co.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-06-23
Pelham.

Let Mrs. G'undy Say:
The Holiness meeting closed
out Sunday night. We trust
much and lasting good was ac-
complished by the meeting.
Bro. Chapman leaves Immediate
ly for Tracy City whore he will
begin a series of meeting.
DR.. F. 2. Yates, Of Poetry
Tex, was here Sunday.
James Payne and Miss Nora
Nerville, were quietely married
Sunday, Rev. w. II. Wilson
officiating.
We are having some delight
full showers just now which are
very much appreciated.
j. II. Bradshaw and family, of
Monteagle, are visiting Miss
Vera Gillian.
Thos. Guyer, an honest
hard working old gentleman died
Thursday night. He was buried
at the Baptist graveyard. Revs.
Chapman and Wilson conducted
the funeral.
Huge Ike Gillian was here
again Sunday evening on business
Mrs. Rosie INNS and Mrs. Eva
Chaddock, sisters of Mrs. ID. W.
Howard, are here from Milford
Neb. on visit.
Eek Cox had his horses stolen
last Friday night. He came to
the Holiness meeting and while
in the church some one stole his
horse but luckily the horse came
back Saturday evening. The
horse was supposed to have been
ridden all night and turned loose
when morning came.
Sheriff Meeks passed through
here Monday with a woman
prisoner. CLICK.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-06-23
Vest Trdcy.

Let Mrs. Gr1Rdy say
Cal Smith, of Beersheba, was
here Monday visiting his daugh.
ter, Mrs. w. M. Tate.
Parter Sanders ,Sr. of this
place spent a few days in Nash
vile last week.
Mrs. Rollie johnson is improv-
ing.
Joe. Finey, of Coffee County.
was seen in our midst o few days
ago.
Mrs. John A. Tate and chill
dren, of Mt. Pleasant, were here
Sunday visiting friends and rela-
tives.
W. M. Tate went to Clouse
Hill Sunday.
Miss Teary Hall was the guest
of Miss Pearl Parsons and Nellie
Tate Thursday Of last week.
George Childress, of Lick
Skillet, was seen in .our midst q
few days ago.
We are wondering what has
become of John, of Laxonville.
You are not bluffed are yen,
John? We hope yoa are not
sick, so come again. PARDNER.