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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
Chinese Bandits Captured.

Anshanshan. half way between Hail cheng and Liaoyang. Manchuria Satur- day. August 6.---(Delayed.)-A cavalry reconnaissance in force along the whole front August 5, in the direction of Newchwang, resulted in the capture of four armed Chinese bandits. One of them was carrying a Japanese rifle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10

National Committee many Eastern Democrats wanted Senator German or Mi. Sheehan Chairman of the Commit tee. but 1t is now claimed the same practical result has been accomplished by the selection of the latter as chair mar of the Executive Committee and Tn placing the management of the cam raign in his hands.
 The present arrangement Is satisfac- tory to the Eastern men who are to raise the money for the campaign and who on this account were anxious to have an Eastern man for campaign manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
Freed After Five TrinIr.

St. Joseph. Mo. Aug. 9.-William Coates. a negro. aged 22, left the Grim inal Court room today a free man af- ter having been tried five times for the murder of his mother two years ago, and having been twice sentenced to be hanged. Mrs. Coates was found dead in her home, having been strangled. Robbery is supposed to have been the motive for the crime.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
CONVENTIONS IN NEBRASKA.
POpuIists Name Terms Which Demo-
 cratR Cannot Accept.

Lincoln, Neb.. Aug, 9.--W. J. Bryan has returned to his home to attend the Democratic State Convention which will meet here tomorrow. The Popu- list convention will meet at the same time. There is absolutely no agree ment on candidates and even the ques- ton of fusion is undecided.
 T. IT. ribbles, candidate for Vice. President on the Populist ticket, has named terms that the Parker Demos crats cannot accept and many PopH lS<s threaten to bolt aif they are noS acceSSed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
sTALwARTs ARE UPHELD.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Decides
 Against LaFolIette Faction.

Against LaFolIette Faction.
 Madison. Wis. Aug. 9.--The Wiscon- sin Supreme Court today issued an order giving the "Stalwart'' faction of the Republican party of the State au- thority to bring suit against Secretary of State Houser to restrain him from placing the nominees of the LaFollette State ticket on the official ballot under the regular party ticket under the regular emblem.
 The court granted the request with- out leaving the -bench The defen- dant Is given twenty days in which to answer and the case will come up for argument September 6. The La Toilette faction will contest the &C., ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
Implement Company Fails.

Athens. Ga. August 9.-The Griffith Implement Company of this city was placed in the hands of a receiver to- day. s. c. upsou was named as re- ceiver. The receivership was caused by a petition in involuntary bankrupt cy brought by the creditors. Liabili- ties are $6O,oOO with assets about the same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
CIub yInn Dien suddepIv.

St. Louis, Aug. 9.-While sitting on q bench in front of the band pavilion at Forest Park, Richard E. Everett. an insurance agent and prominent club man, suddenly fell forward and drop ped to the ground in an unconscious condition. Everett died a few minutes after reaching the hospital
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
No Cholera in st. Pe4ersburr.

St. Petersburg, AuB. y.--The alarm ist story to the eftSSt that several cascs of cholera had occurred in St Peters burS. two of which had resulted fa- tally, proved. upon investigation, te be without foundation. The report has Its origin in the death of two pSSsonx in the suburbs ten dave age from Sas ternal diseases in no way resembling cholera.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
TURKEY DELAYS ANSWER.

Thought the Porte VIII Yield Before
 American Squadron Appears.
 Constantinople. Monday, Aug. S-The American legation has not yet received a reply from the Porte regarding the demand upon the Turkish government for the same favorable treatment in the matter of schools, hospitals and charitable nsttutons accorded to other powers. However, it is anticipated by diplomats that the demands will be granted before the arrival of the Amer ican squadron at Smyrna
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
wood.on Goes to Lou,sv,,le.

New York. August 9,---Secretary Urey woodson of the Demo catic na- tional committee left to day for Louis- vile. He has been in New York since the first meeting of the committee and has gone to attend to urgent pres- sure of business He expects to return next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10

roads. Later the sun shone brilliantly but the weather became cooler. The soldiers were drenched. but seemed glad and were heard to say: Tt Is the help of heaven. The God of Battles is always with us" -N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
YeIIaxx Fever Cases.

Mexico City Aug 9-There are three cases of yellow fever at Vera Cruz. three at Coatzcoalcos and five at Te- huantepec. There have been no deaths at the latter place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
STRIKE BREAKERS CLUBBED.
Their Baggage Thrown into River anf
 Cor Gat nm EFh~n

Kansas City, Aug. 9.-A mob cI zoo men and boys, packing house strikers and their sympathizers. stopped an in- coming train carrying strike breakers at Riverside Kas.. tonight. drove the ncn- union men from the train with clubs, threw their baggage into the Raw River, and set fire to the car
 The police put out the fire before any damage had been done. No arrests were made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
RninA Around LIaoynnR.

Liaoyang, Aug. 5.-(Delayed) Ter rifle rains yesterday turned Liaoyang into a marsh and almost destroyed the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-10
Weather for Today.

woshinston, August 0.-For Ala bama,. Showers Wednesday, and Thurs day, fresh south winds.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02

5oftlunb. en- taftefs
mober. s auguif Moaneb trans.
psrlerebes at qolitiet, fom meboelt.
en- fattiq aone fra Qrrilb meb fine
to fmoa 9srn til Sverige. SUN
Denbie flrats tilbooe oq tom til Or.
lilb omirent paa famine i3o, fom
qolitiet tom til6aoc fra 8oftIunb.
5attiqeesnet / @rrilb far MI / Ga
een ms 9onen o9 8grnene uboirtet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02
N9enter.

Qu er bet pao 8iOe at fenbe efter
en- Mt GOripnin9 at gs9er fra Doniff
Pu6liibin9 9ouIe. 9e b;l blibe fo1.
6oOiet Deb at finOe, 6oor mango 9obe
me ge9er 9u6tif6ing !6ouie bar puo
Eager.
@i FAR fact fere fore 5orfcnoel.
Ter fra 0anmarf. % port eqet 5orIag
o%ofier Itsrre CO iterre for 6oer Dag.
Ru tcmmer ben gplbne gio for
goafal9. @lem life at Oere forfo.
ne0e. e efter eter5 0plag og fao
en- 0rbre i Sfano fnareft mnli9t, al
De life Ttal naa cher for Tent for
5n%leban6elen.
N9cnter snffes til at reiIe ON
frinq % fiaefeoe5 lotofe 2f9enter /
el6bert oonIf Excitement.
0oniI6 Publ. 6oufe, Blair, Re5r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02
MoriDrcr | Den lutb. 9irfc.

8enne life ge9 paa 224 Sicef.
inoc6oloenoe d 5ortafin9er ON faa=
aanne. fom meb beres gloo 9ar
Dionet fer ben esangeliffe 5anobeo.
Der poanb tom for 9piet beb Dior.
ten 9utber. 0it effer min 0per6epis
nn9 lpies meb Snteresie af enbber,
Der elffer ben lut6erife airte for Den
frelTenbe Sanbfebs SfDlb. Oct CT
10 MI paQ oen 8ib At Qoret. ba be
fan9e 9interaflener qioer Qnlebninq
lii al tanne loIe. I'll en9Oer. Der
bar Sonos for god, fun6, opiQsen6e
% op60Qaeliq2asnina, BIT jeg bdrmi
on6efaie aMart0rer / ben lut6erite
8irfe" Der ial9e5 inb6unben for Den
6iaige 4ris At 40 Gents o9 faces i
8onii6 4u6lif6ing 6oufe. 8fois.
Qe6r.
p. Robbr. 1904.
g. Q. @fg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02
Sorncncs SulCbOg 1904.

8enne pane, iQuftrerebe Suie6o9,
fem MI / fere War er uofommen, bar
ounoet me9en Qnerfenoelie for 9oo
Sulelasning for 98rn. Of 9ornene
er ben bleoen mo6taget me6 megen
8le6e for De mango gi1eber og let.
fatteligt Snb6olb. gu er SuIebogen
fOr 1904 netop u0fommen, Den er
tn6nu finere en6 De foregaaenbe. 80
gen er paa 48 Sioer / flint 0mflog.
Den e9ner fig iaroeles for uobelin9
/ Sen0ag8Itoferne til Sulen eaer til
llo6etng be6 Suletra. grifen er 15c
portofrit tiIienbt. 8 portier til @eny
Oa9sIfoler qipes 3abat.
9onifb 9ublif6ing Sou e
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02
9QnebOO 0pjifOlc.
S0ler, Wiinn.

&Dlcl, 11ttuh.
anrlcifOlc fra 3. Gee. 1904 til Il.
0iarts 1905.
llnoeroisnin9 i ale alminoeli9e
Sfolefoa.
Qa9li9e 5ore6ra9.
Serlige alasier / @n9elif for
&gfommere. aonIrmationsaf0ez
Ting.
Detailing for llnoeroisnin9, Soft,
8oli9, Qgs o9 garme er for belle
3erminen sd. 90.
ray 5frio efter aatalo9.
gigeifOle ira 90. Nlart8 til 10.
SUM 1908.
81. anu6en,
6oritanoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02

6lens6orq. - Morborfg9
ben me airfegoart.
9tmtsForItdnberen / Soft peb Mebel6p
telefonereoe forleoen til BET berb9ren.
De Politi. at ct ungt MenneTfe, Der
fol0te ia 5ri6erre b. b. Saafbur9
% %biItnot 6abbe ebet ct M~orbforTeg
/ 5%lensborg. op6olot fig berube. pa
en- 9poaasr ferfra tom berub, Dor
5ualen 1sjet.
san 6leO imiolertib on6ofot /
SfesDiq. 9eb qn6otoetfen prsoe6e
Fan pad at ifqoe fla, % ban bar et
StuoIdar / 6ooe6et. 6ans riqtioe
gtaon itaf prre %llrIois. Of ban ifal
faoe tent ION aorl / 6oli RED DE.
sel6n. : Slesoi9 folbtc ban f9
6enri Il. Saaf6tr9 o. fortalte. at
Dan bar San of Ell 06erft % inbtif
For n1ia boo6s p9ret 2%sitnont I
qaris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02
Snnnerhnra.

S0noer6org. - L b9q4etigt
5unO. 81 %u6p99eligt 5uno giors
bes iorIe0en at Monter Qoolp6fen
Fer fra g9en. 9on f1ntes fra fin
8olig PAD 0~iernet at Mpaeqooen o9
9iI9elms 2(0e ON Qftenen 81.
at 9ere en- fbag Samren ubefra.
Deb At 9aa uoenfor % le nermere
ian6t ban paa 9eien ct asinbs
folf li9aenbe 6lo6i9 o9 foufaroelig
tiliglet. SUN bar bi1inof / 40 Qdr2
2lloeren. men bar faa fortommen, at
hun bar Q6e At Stono til at TiQe. 6bem
bun par. Der. 6leo 6entef en- SoQes
oo9n fra areosI3qe6uIet o9 9jort Qrs
meloelie til 9o9tiet. 6oorefter bun
Bier transported til alofferet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02

3ean. Zen Rean, iom man
mango Ste0er paa 9anbet bar Icing
tes efter for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at faa 9an6 i 9rsnbene. 6egbnbte al
faloe i 2(ftes (ben 7. Qob.) og falot
pgIaa rigelig / Mor9es. Del bar, ba
ri IF 9bmoane ,eFter 9rofesior 6ol5s
5%oruoiiaelie en- fritif Dag of fprfte
Stang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02

GnrTtrup. - @oobtempInre
gepnrtnine / nSrej". 9rebsz
uboal9et bar gibet 9iGabelie til. at
iibliqere 2onbmonb Riebe mao brine
@oobtemplor 9ebGrtrn a / Torfams
limos buffet I o5rei", oqllbTtriftsn meo
9inobeffen Tfal bare bleoen tilGenbt
ImtsForfdnber @alentiner. faa Be
bartninqen oentes cabinet en- df be
n9rmefte Dage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02

at pol.iiet paanD tran8porterer Dem
til Sverige. aonens Mano er for
flerc Mar iiotn reift til Qmerita fra
6enbe oq @grnene, % Manben er
iDenif llnperfadt. bun er 5oq barnes
fBbt / Qrrilb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02

5leusborQ. SpIQt Nbts.
8et preusiifte 9ioo a5lens6urgfr
5olooeutI6e 3situaq@ meo tl6srtn
II 3rotteri CT, fem 8fce'. TelD Mt
beler. at be 6iotiloatsuoe @jere,
arabeene 5unte. 6ieoet iciat III or.
5 Grimm, en- Sfn of afrgoe SUI
Ititsroab @rimm / S~5noer5orQ.
0pertdgelfen ftete allereft Cen Is.
Rnnember.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02

9ambrup. - @itorietgrrer0
Gierne at bet nsobranbte Gitorit
terreri / 2bisz gromorup er III be
tantt pua at opfere ct mt / Born.
brup, ibet be bill babe uOfi0ige 6or,
eele peo at lagge bet Der. iaa meget
mere iOm nogle 'af SO9nets itsrIte
GienoOms6eiibOere oa p%iitnot en- Del
minore / faa Sab bill laq9e @inb paa
gitorieablen. Wan arbejber M pau
at TtaHe en- 9pggeplaos, bOorfru Der
ian Itoffes Sernbaneipor inb til ga,
br.ften. bOiftet felbfeIgeIis er at
Itsrife getp bring for transporter.
VI %Taaoanne beloigt belig9enbe qlaos
fer Tfat Der bare Here, og mar itoler
berfor poa. at 5%oretagenbet er iifret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02
GtOO BeIonntng @loG

nfas 8iaas 8 prf uff ngr i~urHeifbe nper & terlare
eiel11h.i mIfbne etfn ifpqtet Gpabnul. ipm Wilfns
f4afBf r tftaftt StaaD III OF fuftfe I ole bens StAs
fixr# ri hsfFE NQHarh liaiiis lntarfh Cure Ct het
mFfff nTfaf5e acknowledgements g. a~titanben icts
hf. aa 4atarlA ef ea tpHititniipnei GB9tpnt, fotbser
hH cog fen'litittoaei NfhanDlipa Hal's Caiarrh
f5ift taiea no. piffer blrgfte pna 9lDoei % Gimbtns
81 re- zgfigntf ii infeigjer berneb SuahnmneHs Nars
ff4p4gntr #atilHen Gtprts neo at pnbpaae %ttoniittns
telsH "a 81 rlpe 90taren III at 9lere 1T Nthelbe. sierne
b4t fad nedea giliro I'll bets belbreDenbe Araft at be
ft5hJsf II buubreDe Collars for bbsrt 3ltal0e, boOri
tgHne Wiebidn life bepirfer pelbreoelie. GfriD ritter
glfe ca Ni6neSbDrb. JiifriD
II. 9 Gbenep& g o, 9oleoo. q
gW edges bos Npoibttere.
HALLS Family Pills CT be bsbie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02
SonoerlYllGno.

6aberBleb. 3Dft q {,

9aberste0. - 1pft at,
lision % Mathematical.
som meboelt efter bet Der
barsnoe 5oriplningsblao ital Def
/ Qften ST.. 8 ai6oloes ct Mg0e I
3tatret. l~triber .Mlobersmoalet' ben
5. Nop. SnbbDoelIen bar til ODer.
itriit ,gbongeliit 5orbuno4, og / ben
beooer bet: De 5arer. ION truet
Den epangelillt airte CO port 5olts
rationale qip. forbi / ben tatbolite
STRIFE Seiuitismen mere % mere
pinbtr 9aoberum % berfor Ultra
montanismen / iti9enbe 0saaleitot
GER arao paa en- oiotaoaenbe Sno.
fIpbelie / bele bet ofentli9e Gin, bar
eart 5abrelanb foranlebiget 6eftdn=
oig flers eban9elifie Niano CO a0ia
Der til at lutte fig til o6oangeIi
5orbuno4. fom bar lat iig til Gpgafe
at Dayne fa MOI ultramonione 00erz
9reb. S 0oer6coisning ON. at bet
beroeo breieT fig ON 5orfoaret al
lore oanoeii9s Sober. fom Ct enboer
t%pre6are. % Soqen oerfor ogIoa an
aaar os. Iom 6or / rent e%pangeliife
aonoe, amer llnoertegnebe BET fot
%npoofnbigl. al o9iaa Der be Iamler
ia. ION oe6 en- 5ammeni1utning a
@pungetiIte til 5orioar for Reforma
tionens Sober"
6aalebes cr oltIaa Snb6pbel
len, o9 BE- M9nb Der bar unoertegnet
Den. er foruoen 4roofien % TO pra
ter. Qmtets Sfoleinfpetterer; ben
pralsFfte GmbebsItono CT fDloig re
pr%ufenteret. !6piltet notionalt Qio.
Ter er triet ter / port Qmt. tan mar
ifte blibe tloQ pad. 2t be n1bnte
Nanb bil oarne DIN bet b%anlsnati5
noie eib. fom bar Rob / Solicit, fou
man besberrs life bente. Qigeleoes
marter man heller life til SeTuitters
rts 9irffonbeb. BET er life, fom t
DOR Rabob0 8oIoin9. boor Satbolif
terns bar here's egen airfe.
- aampen mob & at6o1tf.
krne. Zen 10. Rob. friocr nrbn
te 8Iab bibere: 5 bet 6oreoro9.
ION qatinnolens 8orftanoer. Or.
Spanat6 6ol6t 3irs6ag 2(ften / 9e
atrtt, oplpftes. at o@oanaelin 9or
6un6" bar b~eIiaaet / 18 2tar % teller
100000 Meolemmer. Scr / 6ertua
opmwerne er Qnta0et At aoi6oliflef
/ De fbii, 40 War iitaei ira 1870 til.
25.o00.
Dr oprettebes 6sr en- 6iliol al
sebonaelia 8or6uuo", Tom iislge
Sole Diqfde @renspof" anereoe
iaaer 10 g}eblsnHer, Der bill bolbr
Nfbtr 1ammea men o@uItab Qbolfa
9oreninaen@. Iii 0leblemmer At
9efrreiIen rn'gtes 9rebsItoleinfpet
tar pran. 4of nfpeftsr Geriien, TT.
meb. @. U}ener. asbman6 IS. u
gettrIen oa 3emmermeiter Ssyaen
fen.
8nren for aatbolieismen er Der
/ gpes lie iOr; mauite ian Oprettels
ian af ben nebnte Screening bi6ra9e
til, at aatbolitterne pil begpnbe At
oirfe Ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02

Sunfen 10 8nappenaale.
Do en- 0atter of Q%rbjbsmanb 8. @.
fbnit peb 9%rpnblunb Slot. iom tie,
ner poo 5elifeb Mart, Forlebtn bar
fbaIelfot mtb at bpnqe Gardner op.
fiat BUN nogle 9nappenaaIe I Muns
ben % tom til at f1nte ct Por at
BEN. 6un 6enoen6te fig itrats til en-
2oge, men bet lnftsbes BAN life ct
foa benz op. 6on roabebe benbe til
flor 5orTigtiabeb. ba BET ellerg tunpe
foo meget oloorliqe 5elqer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02
Horn COLLEGE

er i Yifksomhed. EleYe optaees
Ill enhyer It'd. Xinterterminen be
gynder den l.. December
Nykommefe l9res kngelsk nrtigt
og sikkert.
Naar man lager ct Il Maaneders
kursns, er Betalingen kun St5 ON
Maaneden for Under isning, Logi,
kost. Lys og Narme.
lndmeldelser modtages og Foresperg-
sler |besyares af
I'll. II JERsTLD, Elk Horn, Iowa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02

Rorbborg. - st 9ilbeb9lo.
8eb 8renograoning bos Sobelma=
ger Gbriitians / bette Gfteroar itpbte
@raperne / tun 8 Qlens 8pbbe paa
en- 9anoaare iaa itart, at be Itpnos
i0mIt moatte gpre Qrbejbet ferbigt.
0onbet fplbte 8rsnben / tort 3ib %
%iiremaeoe oben ub, Iaa Der maatte
l9eses en- 0renrerlebning til ben
tai Torb ls6enbe Bal. 8anbet er
iiben lpbet uaf6rubt Ndt og Dag.
3or 25 Mar Iiben forie9te ben famine
eisr at graoe 8rsnb netop pau fam
me GteO. men ar6eioet opgapes ben
Sang pod 6alobeien. forbi Der itsbs
ies paa en- itgrre Sten, iom mar
benne Sang er gaoet til Sibe for.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-04
RepubIican Stapnation.

The great majority of the Republican
party used to worship James q. Blaine
and the policies that he stood for. He
favored reciprocity. especially with
South American countries, and in 4
speech ut Watervllle, Me, Aug. 20.
1890, he said:
"Our great need is expansion.
mean expansion Of trade with coun-
tries where we can find profitable ex-
changes. We are not seeking anneXa-
ton of territory. Certainly we do not
desire it unless it should come by the
yolition of n people who might ask the
priceless boon of place under the flag
OF the Union. 1 feel sure that for q
long time to come the people of the
United States will be wisely content
with our present area and not launch
upon any scheme of annexation. AT
the same time l think we should be
unwisely content if we did not seek to
engage I'm what the younger Pitt so
well termed annexation of trade"
The Republican leaders today are
distinctly opposed to just what Mr..
Blaine was striving for. He little
thought that within few years a Re
puDllCdu pTeSlueHI "Oulu De loTClDly
annexing countries not in this hemi-
sphere and a Republican congress
would be standing pat and refusing to
ratify reciprocity treaties that McKin-
ley Had arranged.
The Blaine Republican must, like the
few followers of Abe Lincoln that are
left, view with dismay the dismal fail
ure of their present leaders, who fear
to legislate on important matters, but
I'm place adopt a policy of Legislative
stagnation. Does any one believe that
Blaine would stand pat at the present
juncture?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-04

years. The state supreme court has
practically settled the main point at
issue, and in favor of the law; but that
will not stop appeals to the highest
federal court by the contractors. who
are anxious TO still further fatten of
the labor of the unfortunate men in
the prisons of the state.
The law passed by the last legisla-
ture provided for the stoppage of all
work under the contract system on the
first of the present month, and Gov.
Yates has notified all commissioners
and wardens that the law must be
complied with. He could have done
no less in view of his oath of office.
No one can blame him for living I'D to
the law. The Injunction in the federal
court ties up the appropriation and
prevents arranging to put the men TO
work on the plan contemplated by the
law.
In Chester and Joliet combined,
there are in the neighborhood of 2.4OO
prisoners. In the refOrmatory at Pom
tiac there are half that number. To
keep these men in idleness for any
length of time not only places a great
burden upon the taxpayers, but. worse
than that. it will lead many of them
to insanity.
1t would be useless for the governor
to call an extra session of the iegisla-
ture and have an emergency bill
passed curing the defect upon which
the federal injunction was issued, be-
cause another injunction would be is
sued upon some other pretense.
The Springfield Register does not
want to believe that the present I'M
fortunate complications arise from a
desire to fight Yates. If such an idea
has obtained, il should be abandoned
The governor has done what his re-
publican predecessors failed to do,
though their oath to support the con-
stitutiOn was as binding as his. A
most horrible conditions of affairs is
likely TO arise because previous repub-
lican governors treated with contempt
the oft-Tepeated pledges of their party
and the solemn obligations of the con-
situations. There is danger of the in
sanity of hundreds of convicts because
of their enforced idleness. While this
is going on there is piling up for the
taxpayers a mountain of debt, which
will have to be paid. as another con-
tribution to the broken pledges of the
republican party of Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-04
CHRONIC Rheumatism Cured.

DR.. II. b. Hettinger, indianapolis,
Ind. says: For several months after
spraining my ankle | was severely af-
fiicted with rheumatism. | finally
tried Detchon's Mystic Cure for Rheu-
matism. and in four days could walk
without my cane; two bottles cured
me sound and well. take great
pleasure in recommending the Mystic
Cure to all who are afflicted with
rheumatism" Sold by Otto Grotjan,
1901 Second. avenue. Rock Island;
Gust Schlegel & Son, 22O West Second
street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-04
Broken Republican Pledges.

Republican mismanagement and re-
publican disregard for the positive
command of the constitution have
placed the penal institutions in this
state in a most deplorable condition.
The last Legislature. as is known, pass
ed law to carry into effect a consti-
tutional amendment adopted in 1856.
but which all the republican governors
except Gov. Yates had ignored. In or
der TO make the law effective. large
appropriation was made by the last
LEGISLATURE, and this money is now
tied up by an injunction issued from
the federal court. and it is not TO he
even considered until the 18th of Sep
TENDER. After that it may drag its
slow length along for two or three