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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

lei e. nltlt burd) Sarreihrna bon
= Doapborlollrem &alt Deer oeld,rote.
len &noder, iii iiir ole S6iere bon
grocer @ihtiQfcit. neil Tie oieIen
SIM Nllfbou hires <odenIpitemS be-
ll%0tbigCn. 8ei &oltmnnqel luiien oie
Shiere Iofort eineu Waudel an
@oblbeiiuoen erfcnren, lie hagen
gerne on &ol5gelenitGnben 5eiger
ein ltruppigeS SOAR. SrGgbeit, ru1tel
Der lie iih nm miiblom pom 9ooer
altfbeberL Der &otb beiibt einen ami
fdlla iiblcn @erlld), ulld' ser llrin III
nit Slut permiiht. @ei SdNpeinen
oeren SeoiirfniB fiir Galf Elm iebr
groBes lit iiebt man mobl aild1 0of
lie gierig Aidje, &oblen, &~nodenrelte.
faltbolti9e GrOe freiicn. SNt Iolder
6dllen lit cine 6iitteriul9 nit 9no,
dlennebl ooer nod better glttem
pbpSpborlallrem Galf notbpenoig
Ser bel SGugetbieren nit aleie ooer
ongefelld)tetem Safer genliiht miro
beim @efliigel miro CT nit seroriid.
ten &artofieln 5uiammen periiittert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Der Stener Ginne6mer in Der
Sunue.

Cine erquidenbe Sunbstogsge.
i6id)te fontult aus Dem fran5oiiid)en
9epartenlent Der Misunderstanding
feiten, sc Sor:
0ort loll es einen aus Dem Noroen
ltamnlenoen Stelterbeamten geben,
ser Die Sibe oes iiiolideil Simmels
nidt %mts5ubalten permod)te. SGg-
lid muroe er bleid, iino bleifer.
llno eiles Cages bate ser idlpeiB-
trieienoe NorOldncer cine geniale
@inge6lng: er lebte iih in ieinenl
Bureau in elm nit @aiier geiiiates
Sab rnO iprlBte e8 10 ein5llriften,
Dob Die Steuer5obler ieine oierIts
Diorige Wontllr nidJt benlertten ooer
ipenigitens 10 t6itn fonutell, ais Oh
lie lie nid}t benlerttat. 9lbcr Oos
&erbGngniB nnbte in Ser 8eitalt
zines SnlpettorS, Der Den CONNER
friidling in ieiner Come oltf Gem
Sllrcnu iiberraidte uno cine 'treilge,
entriiitete Weloung iiber i'm an cen
Winiiter cinienOete. Hcioer lieBen CO
Die SorQeieBten uid}t bel leinem ciils
fad)en &pprpaidjen be,ren0er. ion-
bern iebtelt i'm ouf bo3 Srodene.
2os ioll i'm neb6ria nb0etiiblt babcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
M0tEiAldoe fiir Sarmer.

GS bringt Giiem feinen &ortGeil,
lUenl moll:
Mit Dem Tfliigen oe$ @ci5enlan-
0e2 bis ipGt in sic Saiion bineir
unrtet;
9ie not6pen0igcn Groinir 4, Nr-
beitcl oififiebt;
6orhpdtren0 ouf Credit fauft;
Sid nit ormieligen &erf5eltgerl
6cbilit mo Oieiel6en gar nod ld}ledyt
III Cr0nluig halt;
Is mtcrl0Bt, g~eleqentlid] sic @e.
idirre ein5uiGmieren;
@lite @et %nOa nlf idJleften Sun.
0dmeEtCil erriGtcn luBt;
Gie fleine 9ln90nbc, ipelde Ser
H6omleulcnt9 : &}reiS elmer fat6oli.
ll'en Setting repr1ientirt, id)cut lunr
ceBmeNcn Gle 3eitlng nidt bait ooer
nift bcjahtt;
Seine Trld)t beim Grocer foltft,
Ilatt lie in eigenen Gbitgorten 81
5ie5en.
Eiiulpel nit faulem rno ii6clrie-
fen0em @oiier ouf Dem iiir oas
&icb bcitimmtcll @rrnO'tiid beldBt.
IcoaB lie &~ronfbeiteu er5cllger
t0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Sir Den 9anowirtb.
Man f%iittere Siibner lansIam.

Giner Ser baiifigiten Sebler 6einl
Siittern Der Siibner beitebt oorin,
Dob Den Sbicren oaS Suffer in elmer
WtaIie porgemorfen un0 Damn bon
ibnen ihnell nllfgepidt lrno perldlun.
gen miro. @enn Elm Nurbn iid IelbIt
lein Slltter luGen mllB, lit es gc.
5tulngen, langlam 81 f"rtiicr, eiit
Storn uno niht mebr auf cinmal. 50
tief eingelpur8elt lit oieier HSnitinft,
DOB cine Seine nit &iid)lein bon
ielbIt aniGngt 5u frabeu lnlo 5lt
t%llGen, menn lie ar einen Snufen
2orrer fornmt. Mtai5 erpeiit Iid}
mir 9ilbncr 0eBmegen 10 oft nls Elm
ldle6teS Slttter, neil sic &orner
QroB limo uno Damn, irenn man lie
bdltoeuoa %billnuspirft, Don Sen Siib.
llern olel 81 l6aea fiir 5ercn @eiunOs
belt gefreiien meroen. Cine red)t
quite Irt 0er Iyiitteru,J uon 9caleu
tit bie, ibr &orncrfntlcr nit StrpD
ODER Standardization Slt mIid)en. 10
0aB Die SGicre nod itrem i0urren
milIlen. 9snh better IT g, lue'rl
mon ooS &0rnerflltter nit rei.her
Grha te6edt, 0a Ser Damn tcinr
Sdnrren perurlad,tc Staup 0d3 We.
flilg"l ban llnge5iefer f~rciIoltcu rccr
befrcien miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Sie critic ilntcrridltSi.nnb

gn3 &opetDGgcn mir0 Ger YSol'is
Id}ea 3cintna q, Uricbcu: ,SNn einenl
n0heE 2olOnrte mur0e cine nc.e
a~nobeni4ulc erUffnct. Dos Sdul-
bans nor ou9ucubjg mic iumen0iQ
Gell Gcitridcn luio mndj!e einen iihar.
mtS n%ngcncbmen GiaNruf.
g 6ges reute iib leinra
5Uul5inmers. mo fiir oie &aa9el
mar RE Srclbe i,btr Ole nelten Gin.
ridtlmQcn not.irlid} ujdt g%erinQer.
60 bcganm id)lieBlih nit oulcitiret
8l,ten &oiinrng Die crite liutcrria
innoc, Sic Ser 9tclilion ~oeuihnNt
mar. Ser Sebrer hattie ger,lrnc
3eit oo3icrt uno ote @miuerfia tliT
ieiner S0iiler bis ou6in mirtlih &c.
micli2lt. Som obel bielt eS elmer Der
&laten on DER 3eit, ,ll!l Grlullb.
nib 81 bitteu nm alid bieie iibliMt
Shllcinrihtina 81 probieren. Ser
SeDrer miligte groBmiitbig EN-.
NtCrfH iir0inerrGic nber entfernte
lid ser 2nobe BON ieinem EloBe
nid)t. iorGern blieb nit Gem uigiiid-
liflten gltgtlidt On Or NelI NBeii.
Sic llrlndV mar lehr eiuiad), er mar
nit icincn @tintlclOcrn arf ser nell-
angeitrifcnen @onf feItgeflebt lino
fonuic lid, cbue @cfnbr, Ole Soie 81,
5erreiBeE. nid)t erbeben. Sie Same.
raoen begrifict ni6t gleid ole Sitln.
tipn, ladieu i'm aus, entOedten ober.
Dab Tie lid genmu III ~oerielbcn Gage
befoi0om al5 lie 5u ibm binriiden
mo ibut mlfbelfcn mollten. Ser
Sebrer entihloB i'd feline Hcligions.
betrnftlnaen fir einen Iilgenblid
ein5nltelell, nm b0d)lt eigenbGnoig
Dem armeu Slmgen lo~S5ubelfen.
Iber, 0 lpeb, oiId) Ger Sebrer lab felt
geflebt ouf ietnem 8otbcoeritubl.
Cine Silfelciinug mar gan5 unmog-
lid, benn olle iuBen auf ibren YlGten
felt mo riSfirten niht, 8eipalt ar5l,.
wenoen, Ga bieleS iid)er ben Serlult
Der Soien nit lid gefiibrt b1tte.
Wenn aber bie gsotb am groBten, ut
ole Silfe am ndditen! Gin 8nabe
nabm ii6 Elm Sera, frod aus ieiner
on Der ganf feitgeflebten Sole uno
bolte Den S6uloiener, NIT oeiien
$ilfe er alsbaum 5unadlt feline eigene
Sole nno oonn bic ieiner 3ameraben
nit ben ba5u ~geborigen anaben bon
ben 0anfen lpsloite. Mahbem man
a,ld ben Serrn Sebrer befreit bate,
fonnte Der S6uloiener mieoer Der.
fdipin6en. 90 enoete bic erite llnter-
r'dtsltunoe in DER nelien Shule!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Mbsefertigt.

Gin Mann bonn 2anoe fam in eine
@eri6tsltube. Ginige iunse S6rei.
Der Wolten i'm gum 9eiten babeu
uno iasten, er lolle iid iesen, Oh.
slei6 ipeoer @anf nod Stubl ba
ipar.
Der Bauer Dab ben 2affen eins
trefflide Mntport: ,@ohin lou if
mid iesen9 Sier it's iuit mte in
meiner S6eune, ba gi6t's nihi
Stiible unb 8ante, ionbern MIR Y
Glsael."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Nus Dem sIafiubGcft cincs
Etuncutcn.

Die @riefen rctloren eineu ieiten
SUB nNd Dem ouoern. 4t9 IN
@or5 sic 9ergnerfe fem Gr5 me3t
lieiertelr, flamnerten lit ole &ewoh-
rtr O%eiielben ali Die &HnorienD0Qel
u1o gcbrnudten oicle al3 Sebel 5ur
Selbltboltung. 0ie Semobner Die
les. &anOitrid)e5 n6bren iih bon &ol5.
i%dnibereien; Dab lie oapon llidt fett
werren lit ielbitocritdnblid).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Der Sic6ii6e Yrst.

Senator Silman er5abIt bon
einem alten Neger, ser, als er idper
trant wlrroe, 5uerlt einen iarbisen
Mr5t ultb ipater, ais beiien allr nidi
bali einen meiBen @r5t fomnrer
lieB. Ser aweite slr8t fiibIte Den
BulS oes @ranfen unb beiab feline
3un9e. Damn fraste er ben
8ranfen: vSat Der anbere MrSt Sbre
Semperatur seuommen2 = Ser Ne.
ger anhportete: SD meiB nidt, @oB,
bis iebt babe iA nidts peiter bermiBt,
uls meme lthr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Tcincr lfntcrjhicS.

Die @robmrIfter erlnnbnt SIC t,c'nc
Gle, Die eineu 9luitrug Don iac EI4jt
piinttli" miSgeiiibrt, 5um 0eDorlam.
@Nber Gle, iagt lie, nSbr hobt md,
IN Der Sd)ltle jest bnS nisgil @c51t
Aelernt, III Dem IS heiBt: ell louit
&oter uno Willttcr ebreu!""
Gle: o&on Der 0roBmltter ltcbt
aber nidts 6drin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Wuh Gin Giiuit(cr.

Sonte (5u @eiud): SO, 10, =
WtlIiit trcibt ibr altd) idon,-oas lit
rcft, - mas fannit OH Oenn
Yaul?"
Eoll: sd ipiele alooier unO Die
Bertha 3itber."
Sonte: limo mas fam oenn Der
@dna?"
Saul: Ser fann'S net boren!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
NiEidrcGnunsmiitcl.

Gremoer tollf einile @emdlhe sci.
gcno, melde II t~craebcnbe un0 nit
Dem Stnrrn fGmpieu0e Sdiiie onrs
itcGcnO: sic lieGen mohl 0ieie Nrt
" nlerei. SEER 0ol0baum?l"
&uttier: g@lh no! Gie 9il0er hnb'
il MIR 5lrr 2~lb'hrerfrug fir n'ciue
&aiiircr in sen 6ei6drsrGumsn bier
~aufbdngen lalien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
0prahuuua.

Wann (oer Nahts Inn 3 u6r naf
Sauie fommt uno feinen @oripilrf
triegt, fir iifD: "@dl ba perbe id)
mcr9en cine id)one SdneiOerredp
nlltg 5u leben betonmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Stciinabinc.

uSlbcn Sic, 6reileindelL bon
Oieler @onO BORT bin it pori9es
So1r nbgciter5t."
sd berriehmcrif - ulb linn &c
bumol5 init Gem Sd'm oupon &c.
tonrm'I"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

- Die grnte Der Serrenfunger
uno Suetidllngen miro olrd Ser.
gniielin9en i'm 8reien lebr persro.
bert. Die &uren. iiuo Ole grnte bon
ct. SafobS Del, peldes iid beS
bciten Gufes ais ein S6mer5enbeil.
mittel erireitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Hcne5 @urt.

B~6oto9ropb Clm 2ebrling):
.3ltrn 9omerpetter, onS lit nm
It)on bnS iedite @il6, mos Sic Der.
ltmiert boben Sic, iino ia idon
meDr ein Ybotogroo uieb"."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
EDra1itn0icn.

Ser jilnge Gbouneoi5 6Glt 'id
nm lhon oos ;m2ite Sabr in Wiiu-
djet orf. Sa ipridt er motl id)On
fIieBGuo Gtttif?"
~9tciH, ober ar trinft i6on ilieBeno
Haieriih!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Shntci6cthaft.

6rdnlein: o0nDcn Sic Dem orntan,
%9cl0bntcn @cttler etlua5 gegeben,
Ymo?"
9ieuitmdGdjen: yNh, GrGulcin,
Ou9 pnr IA Die refine Gsritellung BON
oem Ncrl; oils er OralrBen mar. lin
gen Sic OH 5l imgen ou bGtten
Sic i'm mol lauren icben lolen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Sin EnifnrGcr.

@drtcr: .gSDre @clltcr$mubl5cit
miro QroBnrtig."
delinquent omit Ser 3nuae
itnoi5cnb): o@enu iebt MIR teiue
Se9na0iaung bo}oidcn foinllt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
= bicic TremOu1rtcr!

Wiltter: o@arum bit Oh nidt
mebr benin Sater orin, Srib?"
6rib: Sid, Wlltter, DER Softor
bot mid binausgeididt, er mill Den
Batter maiiafriren!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

SRI. ST.: SD fiirhte mid, on met.
men bier5igiten 8eburtstag 5u
oenfen."
Sri. g.: y@ieio? sit Dir ba
etpas llnangenebmes poiiirt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
WuS Der SuuSupptlefc.

Sreun0in: emma, moourdy
brinolt 9u Seinen Wann eigentlid)
immer 10 gum Mad9eben2"
Sun9e Srau: .@an5 einfades Sea.
tir b e II | perfabren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
g}atnr.

SommcririidIer gum 9orcr):
o8er bat Cub oenn ben S6a0en an
Den @dimeu aema6t?"
oSlre @erreu S0bne, Die 2ais-
bltbell."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Sofia Titid pbiloiupbirt iiber Die
Gebentnng Der yYrominens".
MiIter G0iterl

Wiiter goiterl
Sd glaab. @tiIter
gbiter, DAB es oiesmal
iuerflih e groBartige
gibie Is, no SD &C.
itrocfe ben. Ses beiBt,
mitauS Wir idmei6le
se moae. Hdmlid,
pult Dege auBerlid]
iitbt6arer Yrominen5.
SSn Die beutige 3eit.
In,tftp mn mpr for hlIns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
0nte Tbotograpbicu

fOunen ullr Don Grperten bers.iteat wsrbsn.
IS gilt bel Osrsu Ssriteuuus GriabrunS
;u baben, paiicnbe sopis nnb RSrpsrt.nuns
gen gu beadten, bas p~aiisnbs eidt. unb
SdattenuerbaltniB ~ tsnnen unb oanu
aud bic nOtbissu. oft rsht foRipielisen
spparate az baben. 9ieiss @ueS in Dor.
banbsn, wenn Sbr Cure Photographic Don
mir MAIDEN laiiet.
a.. 3. @ae8emsis.
1878 Glap: Ctr. DUBUQUE, Ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
spab mnB AUDI iein.
Bitter.

S$S@SS@S$SI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-03

four years ago Senator Carter of Mon- tana talked a river and harbor bill to death, will make every effort to have 1t presented early and gotten out of the way of aonther such contin- gency.
 Bills for Alaska.
 A number of bills for Alaska have come from teh lats session, the most important being those providing for a delegate from the territory and for governmental aid in building roads. Both met with serious opposition last session and there is no intimation that there has been change of sentiment during the recess.
 Bills to reorganite the consular ser vice have been repdrted to both houses but SO far they have not been popu- lar enough to secure a majority vote in either body.
 It Is not known yet whether there will be any legislation relating to the Panama Canal although it may be ne- cessary when Secretary Taft makes report of his personal investigation of conditions in the canal zone.
 AS usual the regular appropriation bill will contain legislation that can not get a eharing in any other way. Notwithstanding the stringent rules against riders" on appropriation bills the short session is prolific with such riders for claim bills, land legislatioI. and In fact all kinds of measures that would fare badly. If left to themselves. Among other bills of public interest pending in the Senate or House are the following: Providing for the transportation of naval and other stores in American built ships; for the protectio nof forest reserves; for the payment of $200,000 to ex-Queen Lil- uckalani; to amend the act for the suppression of lottery traffic; to make liquor transported by interstate traffic subject to the laws of the State where it Is sold.
 One day during the morning ses- sion will be devoted to counting the electoral vote cast for the President and Vice President. The ballots of electors of the different States are sent to the President pro tempore of the Senate and on the second Wednes- day, in February, the Senate with the forty-flve ballot boxes, one from each State. will proceed to the House, can- vass the vote and declare the result |. It is an interesting fact that although all machinery is provided for the cleo tion of a President and Vice President and for the official canvass and de- claration of the vote. no provision is made for officially notifying the men I elected. Both President Roosevelt and Senator Fairbanks will have to take | the proceedings of the joint session of Congress as their notification of the | result of the recent election Two senators are to take oath of of- | flee. Philander c. Knox, the successor 1 of Senator Quay from Pennsylvania and w. Murray Crane, the successor | of Senator Hoar from Massachusetts | both seats having been made vacant by death since the last session. Two chairmanships of committees may be filled at the coming session. The Senate never filled the vacancy at the head of the interoceanic canal com ! mittee after the death of Senator Hai- na and Senator Hoars edath leaves a vacancy at the head of the important committee on the judiciary. In all probability Senator Platt of Connecti- cut will be the acting chairman of the canal committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-03
PLANTERS PANIC STRICKEN.
Rush Cotton to MarI~et and Sell at Any
 Price,


 Huntsville. Dec. 2.-(Special. J. Many planters have been panic strick- en by the rapid decline of cotton in the past few days and are rushing their holdings to market and selling at any price offered by local buyers. The re- ceipts have been heavy every day, and much of the cotton had been put away to await the expected 10 cent level but as the market has apparently gone to pieces the farmers are anxious to sell before the price goes lower.
 Favorable weather and plenty of labor has enabled the cotton farmers of this section to make unusual pro- gress in picking and 1t is believed here that more than half the crop has been marketed.
 The marriage of Miss Rosa Humph- rey to Rev. D. Hill of Hazle Green, was solemnized Wednesday evening at the residence of the brides parents in Madison. MT. Hill and bride have gone to Hazle Green, where a reception was rendered them last night by the form CTS parents.
 Another cooperative telephone com pany is being formed by Madison Coun- ty farmers, and the proposed system Is planned to connect Wooley Springs, Jeff, Cluttsville and other communi- ties In the northwestern part of the county with the Huntsville exchange.
 John and Will Johnson, cotton mill operatives, committed a murderous as- sault upon Al Boyd at Dallas last night and have disappeared. They are want ed by the State authorities on charges of assault with intent to murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-03
PAINTER-PRINCE.
Popular Young Couple of Ozark ar
 Quietly Married


 Ozark Dec. 2.-(Special )-Society gossips had 1t some time ago that w K. Painter was to be married shortly to Miss Jennie Prince, but the runAor had about died out. Last evening however. they stole march on their neighbors and friends by having the nuptials quietly solemnized at the ele- gant home of the brides brother-in law. Barlow Garner on Eufaula Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. w. A. Prince. brother of the bride, in the presence of a few invited guests after which an elaborate wedding din ner was served
 The bride Is daughter of the late Captain J. A. Prince, sister of Rev. w. A. Prince of the South Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and a young lady pos l sessed of many graces of heart and mind. The groom is the we'll known proprietor of the Merchants Hotel and a capitalist who has done much for the advancement of the city
 Although expected, the death of Mrs Elizabeth Sessions came as a shock to the entire community at o'clock Wed- nesday afternoon at her home on Union Avenue. For years she had been a patient sufferer from consumption on which in the end completed its deadly work
 Her maiden name was Miss Elizabeth Morgan. and she was born at Dudley vile. Ala. 6S years ago. When 20 years of age she married John c. Scs- sions of Chambers County. who died soon after the war. John c. Sessions. Jr. died in Ozark ten years ago, and now his mother rests beside him, leav- ing Miss Jamie Sessions and II. M. Ses- sions. Vice-President of the Merchants and Planters Bank. in this city.
 A young man. demented, without money and among strongers, presented a pitiable plight on the streets yester- and carried him to breakfast, after wards bringing him back to his store. His papers showed that his name was Donnie l.. Curry, and that his home was at Climax. Ga. He also held I re- ceipt from MT. Dix, General Secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. al Montgomery. for $76 deposited with him: also d check from Allen Bros. and Herring. at CIi- max. for $44. 54 which was the first real clue to the identity of the unfor- tunate.
 He had come to Ozark from Mont gomery Tuesday night and as the train started to pull out from the station he Jumped off and ran. No one knows where he stayed from then until Thurs day morning, except he said he had run away from those who wanted to kill him and were chasi ing him. He said he went to Peters gin and helped unload cotton. The gin Is four miles northwest of town.
 An effort was made to establish com municatIon with his home at Cltm ax- but the wire not reaching Ozark in time citizens took the young man and started for his home with him. From Dothan the firm mentioned was again wired and a brother of the unfortunate man met him at Iron City where both trains stop for dinner, and he was re- stored to his family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-03

Relative-How did you enjoy the sermon this morning. waldonia?
 Little Boston Girl-I lost all interest in 1t. Aunt Hepzibat. when I heard the clergy mans pronunciation of genealogy.-Chi- cago Tribune
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-03
MERCHANTS.

Get in your copy for ads in The Great Christmas Edition
 of The
 Advertiser. Which will be issued Sunday, Dec. II 25,0O0 Circulation Guaranteed. Call Phone S67 For an Advertising Solicitor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-03

A girl is good looking every time she takes peep at herself in the mirror
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-03
WORK BEFORE
 THE CONGRESS-

(continued from Page One.)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
PUTTING IT STRONG.
But Doesn't It Look Reasonable?

This may read as though we were put
I ting lit little strong, because it is gen
orally thought by the majority of people
i that Dyspepsia in it's CHRONIC form IS IN
durable or practically so. But we have
long since shown that Dyspepsia is cur
at first appears.
they are continually dieting, starving
themselves, or going to opposite eAtreme'
Gene etpe stomach With 'sbitters, 2 g after
dinner pills. etc, which Invariably
increase the difficulty even if in some
cases they do give slight, temporary
relief. Such treatment, Of the STOMACH
simply makes matters worse: what the
stomach wants is a rest. NOW, now can
the stomach become rested, recuperated
and at the same time the body nourished
and sustainedY
This is a great secret and this is also
the secret of the uniform success or
Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets. This is a
Comparatively new remedy, but its sue
4cess and popularity leaves no doubt as
Sto it's merit. u
The Tablets will digest the food any
way, regardless of condition OF stomach.
The, sufferer from Dyspepsia, accord
ing to directions, is to eat an abundance
of good, wholesome food and use the tab
let's before and after each meal, and the
result will be that the food will be dl-
gested no, matter how bad your Dysp pep
STA may be, because, as before stated,
the tablets will digest, the food. even j II
the stomach is wholly Inactive; 10
take 1900 grains of meat, eggs or ordi-
nary food and place it in tempe nns re
Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets it will digest
the meat or eggs almost as perfectly as
if the meat was enclosed within the
stomach.
The stomach may. be ever 50 weak
/ yet these tablets will perform the work
Of digestion and the body and brain
will be properly nourished, and at the
same time a radical, lasting cure of
Dyspepsia will be made, because the
much abused stomach will be given, to
some extent, a much-needed rest. Your
druggist will tell you that Of all the
many remedies advertised to cure Dys-
Pepsia none of them have given so com:
iStuart's Dyspepsia. Tablets, and not
least in Importance in these hard times
is the fact that they are also the cheap,
est and give the most good for the least
q money.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-18
BJORNSON ANGRY
OYER CRITICISM
DENIES CHARGES OF OURRYING
FAVOR WITH sWEDEs,
Resents Statements that He Has Been
Disloyal to Norway's Interests in
Order to Obtain Nobel Literary Prize
from Swedish Academy An Unfor-
tunate Literary squabble. F..

Bjornson dedicated his new drama,
"Daglannet, to the Swedish academy
and a writer in Dagbladet of Chris
tianiaa, openly charges that the dedica-
ton is an expression of gratitude for
receiving the Nobel prize last year,
which was only awarded to him after
he had changed his position with regard
to the politics Of the Swedish Nor
wegian union and had deserted the
cause of the national party of Nor
way.
Naturally Bjornson is angry and his
reply is vigorous and characteristic.
He naively remarks that of all those
who have worked for the maintenance
Of Norway's sovereignty none has dared
more or sacrificed more than himself,
and demanded less reward, as Biorn.
son has steadfastay refused all politi-
cal Offices, all honors and decorations
and lives entirely by the fruits Of his
literary labors, his denial Of the charges
Bjornson Frankly admits that the
Nobel prize was Of great benefit to
himself, as he is now in position to
prosecute his literary work in peace
It came after he had attacked the anti
Swedish sentiment among certain poll
ticians, but on the authority of q
prominent Swede the award was made
long before his attack was made.