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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
COLORADO ELECTION TRIAL RESULTS
IN Imprisonment FOR CONTEMPT
Judges Sentenced by Supreme
Court and Release Pending
Appeal Denied.

Denver, Dec. 5.-Frank J. Kratke,
city license inspector. Joseph Ray.
Edward o. Malta and Charles Kofsky,
were today adjudged guilty of con-
tempt by the state supreme court and
were sentenced to Jail for terms rang
ing from three months to a year with
fines from $500 TO $1,000 and costs.
The men were election officials in
the Fifth ward at the late election
and were accused OF disregarding the
courts injunction order. The princi-
pal charge against them was repeat
ing
Denied Release.
Wilson, an election clerk, was found
not guilty of contempt. The court
denied an application for the release
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
HOLDUP MAN ROBS
SANTA iFE TRAIN
IN CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles. CAL, Dec 5.-An at
tempt to rob an express car on the
Santa Fe westbound overland train
was made at Daggett. Cal. on Mojave
desert, early today. The Wells-Fargo
messenger. Roberts, was shot and
probably fatally wounded. The rob-
Der escaped. 1t is not known whether
he secured any booty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
Long Time Public Servant
Expires on Congress
Opering Day.
STAIN UPON HIS NAME
Postmaster General Under
Grant---LateIy Attorney
in Department.

Washington. Dec. 5.-Formcr Post
master General James n. Tyner died
this morning
Tyner was postmaster general dur
ing Grants administration.
His last official duty was assistant
attorney general for the postoffice de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
RUN SENDS THE GERMAN
BANK OF BUFFALO UNDER
Emery is Apparently
Safe.

Buffalo. Dec. 5.-The German bank.
of which President Emery Of the Ger
man-American Is head. today closed
it's doors because of insufficient funds
to meet the constantly increasing run.
AT the German-American bank today
there was no evidence of a run.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
Three Burn to Death in Texas.

Denison, Texas. Dec. 5.-Three per-
sons were burned to death in fire
that destroyed a rooming house here
yesterday. Thirty-five guests escaped
from the building by jumping from Sec
ond story windows.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
GREAT FREIGHT
GRAB INQUIRY
Begun Before Federal Court at
Chicago by Interstate Com.
merce Commission.
MANUFACTURERS PROSECUTE
Affects 100000 Shippers - Increase
Would Net Sum Of $780,
100000 a Year.

Chicago, Dec 5.-A proposed
ch ange in rules, equivalent to an ad-
val ce in freight rates of $250.OOO, 900
ear. as declared by shippers, is
being investigated by the interstate
commerce commission, beginning this
morning in the United States court
room in the Monadnock building.
TIE increased rate, it is said, will be
the effect of the new uniform bill of
lading decided on by all railroads
operating between Chicago and New
York and north of the Mason and
Dixon line. The 800 railroads involved
will be charged specifically with vic
lation of commerce laws by unjust dis
elimination and an unreasonable ad
represented by committees and attor
neys.
VIII Affect 100000 Shippers.
More than 100000 shippers are Wit
ally interested in the investigation
which may continue longer than a
week. Forty of them are in Chicago
chiefly as witnesses. These represent
nearly 100 organizations of shippers
or manufacturers.
The Illinois Manufacturers asso-
citation and the American Shippers as
sociation are taking the lead in the
fight.
The Objectionable bill of lading orig
inally was projected in 1891. 1t was
defeated three years later as a result
of the efforts of the Chicago board OF
trade. 1t came up again last Decem-
ber at the instance of the official elias
sification committee of the railroads
and was to have gone into effect last
April.
Enforcement Delayed.
The Illinois Manufacturers associa.
tion protested, and the enforcement of
the measure was delayed until Octo-
Der, when the railroads agreed to sus-
pend until Jan. 1 the nonnegotiable
clause and the requirement that ship
pers should sign contract releasing
the railroads from responsibility.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
THE HOUSE TRANS
ACTS LIKEWISE But
LITTLE BUSINESS

Speaker Cannon called the house to
order promptly at IL O'Clock. After
prayer by Chaplain Touben. the read
ing of credentials of members elected
during the recess TO fill vacancies was
proceeded with. Some routine busi-
ness followed, then resolutions of re-
spect to the memory of the late Sena-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05

Benton, ILL.,, Dec 5.-Deputy United
States Marshal Skaggs yesterday at
Ziegler brought in 80 sticks of dyna-
mite he had found between the office
building and the pufhping station. The
dynamite was tied in two bundles
with a fuse on each that had been
lighted, but which, it is supposed, the
damp, cold night prevented exploding.
The dynamite was placed on the
ground just above the principal water
main which supplies Ziegler with
water. Had it exploded the water
main would have been demolished
and possibly the pumping station.
Wants More Troops.
Firing from ambush began early
last night and a reserve force OF
troops was ordered to be in readiness
to meet any open signs of violence
Capt. w. Z. Satterfield, commander
of the Third battalion, yesterday re
quested Sheriff Stein to urge Adjt
Gen. Scott to send two more compan
les of militia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
Insurance Man Dies.

Milwaukee. Wis.,, Dec. 5.-Alfred
James, president of the Northwestern
National Insurance company. and one
of the best known insurance men in the
United States. died suddenly yesterday
morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
|CARNEC|E IS DISTURBED
OVER THE CHADWICK CASE.
Steel King Declares He Does Not Know Woman
and Never Signed Notes-Rumored He
Backed $750,000 Worth Of Paper.

of Oberlin bearing the endorsement or
Andrew Carnegie. These notes, it is
stated. are for 100000 and s250.000.
respectively. 1t is further claimed
these notes are now in the possession
of the United States authorities here.
although the latter refuse either to
deny or confirm the report.
Bank Ohhcials Bound Over.
Cleveland, Dec. 5.-President Beck
with and Cashier Spear, of the closed
Citizens National bank of Oberlin. ap-
peared here today before United States
Commissioner Starek for a prelimin-
ary hearing charged with misappro-
priating the funds of the bank. Both
men failed. in preliminary trial and
were bound over to the grand jury,
which meets in February.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
eaptize itaIy's Prince.

Rome, Dec. 5.-The infant crown
prince of Italy was baptized at the qui-
rinal yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
Labor Willing to Aid.

Gives $4,000 to the Y. M. C. A.
Pontiac, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-Mrs. Harriet
Humiston. a wealthy woman of this
place. has donated 100000 to the Y
NJ. c. A. building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
TRIED To- BLOW
UP WATER MAIN
Large Quantity of Dynamite
Found With Fuse Attached
at Zeigler.
SUPPLY WAS iMPERILEJ
Militia Commander Asks Sheriff &c
Request Two More Conn.,
panies Of Troops.

zeisIer, H., Dec. 5.-sheriff Stein
of Benton has appealed to Gov. Yates
to send two more companies of militia
to Zei9Ier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
MAKE GOODS FOR
MUNICIPALITIES
Effort to be Made to Conform
With Law and Give Pris.
oners Work.
LABOR SUPPORTS THE MOVE
Requisitions Solicited for the Manufac-
ture Of Commodities to Supply
Local Needs.

Chicago, Dec 5.-Aroused 10 action
by the urgent necessity of employ
ment for the state penal institutions,
the Illinois state prison board has au-
thorized the printing of 10000 circu-
lars which will be sent to the execu-
tives of every municipality in the
state. Informing them that the penal
institutions are ready to supply prod
ucts of every description for which
requisition is made.
Work But Two Hours.
II was pointed out that because of
the Illinois law which prohibits the
manufacture by convict labor of ev-
lerything thing except goods intended
for state institutions. many of the
convicts are without manual labor %
hours out of the "a and that this
would sooner or later bring many of
them to a state bordering on insanity.
Representatives of seven labor bod
les conferred with the Illinois prison
labor board and Gov. Yates Saturday,
to consider means of employment for
inmates of penal institutions in COM
pliance with the new law, which pro-
vides against placing convict made
goods in competition with the product
of free labor.
Labor Willing to Aid.
Lee Morris. of the State Federation
|'of Labor. asserted that the labor
bodies are willing to have the law
amended or revoked if necessary to
prevent insanity in prisons.
Records were produced showing
that little illness prevailed and that
no convicts have been sent to the asy-
lums since the new law went into
effect Recommendations were agreed
upon urging state and civic govern
ments to order goods made by con-
victs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05
Sergeant Dead.

London, Dec. 5.-Adeline Sergeant
novelist. died today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-05

CONTINUED on Eighth Page.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
|

Set betenot9prss iOr SlG9t % 9eunsr,
at @no / I'M 9isOom bar bi,mtolot Dor Ell
ifeoe Sen. oarrp 6reoeut Slpuer, ID Wan
% 7 Moaueber. 6lifet os %iopnet.
1. : aIpusr % 6uittu Seriue.
CIT porn 9grusbism. 5belbn So. "a.
Sreoerield glooe beoes opta9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
0uab Gjaren CT.

Der rusiiite Sellers fulOitanOise
3itel angioes pda BET nu uOfaroigss
be arigsmanifeit at bare fsIgenoe.
gi, At SUBS QaaOe. gitOIui 2Oen.
Setter o9 Selpberifer oper beIs
R%uslano. MoifOa. aief. glaOimir og
Robgoroo, SCAR til SATAN, G3ar III
Qitraton, G3ar til golen, G3dr Ill
Sibirien, G5dr til tauriit @berioue,
ius, G3ar til @ruiitn, 6erre til g7toff
iamt Storfprite til Smolenif, 9is
tbauen, 9ol6pnien, pooolien og Sin.
lamb. 5Drite til Gtlan0. 2iflanb,
8urlano og Semigaain, SamOg,
lien, gjGloitot, aurelen, 30er, gu
sor, Germ, 9jaIta, gulearien. ETC.;
6erre % Storfprits til geOre Roo
gorob, Riiofita(an6et 3icbernigOfj
Ri9ian. polotff, RoTtof. SaroslGO,
9j9loferif. nborien. 06borien, DON
bien, 9itebit, WitislaDif og 9eritsr
til belle nOrore 2anb, 5erre til Sbe
rien, aartalinisn, bet f~abarbinife
9dnb og bet urmeniite OmraaDe.
Nroefprits og 6eriter oper 5iertdss
fla og giergfDriterns, s6errs til Eur
Titan, 5rOnfsleer til Norge q Ser.
tug al S6lesDig : 5OIitsin, StOrs
mdrn, DitmarIten os Olbenburg sti.
5~ilfenbegibe for olle bore fro lin
berfadtter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18

op / imaa Stabler. ii Mart / bOer.
% Nlargit fplger bans 9eOageIier
men p%agtIomme Zine.
Raar ale qengene Iaa er onbru9s
te foran Mdrgit - unber perionas
lets title Wtunterbeo. teller bun Dem
ombDgaelig efter meo line gumle rps
Itenbe 6Gnoer, Roor bun bar for
pisiet iig en-, at bet pasier, =
tunf,et Aur par Der en- ipegefulo
Qsiiitent, iom babbe taft en- Marf
for libt op, men ban blep opbdget,
ban, - Ter 9amle Wargit
beunorenoe ben oper R9tten. Gen er
Iaa bit life ret lang, men | benoes
0ine er bet en- iOimlenoe aapitdl.
5un falOer / 5anfer. Zen Stabsf
Idmleoe bun / bet Mar, ben | bet
Qar. Bare De III er rigtig forIigtige
meb Dem | ben guntl De td9er Idd
%unoerliq letfinbi9t pda Yeneene, /
6aanbfulopis, life Warfitptte for
Marfitntte. Og bun Itotter til en- m
4sfiitent. 6pdo mon bet er for en-
Sfdgs aarl2 Sum boIber lite rigti5t
at, at ban bruger o@lasejne". Man
fan pel ftole paa bam2
Margit itrpger meo 6ddnben tar
iomi "a t9rtegneRDe ben oper pen.
geitptterne.
= Su. ieg tdtter Iad meget =
tiger bun. - gu ital ieg lite for
Itnrre Dem l9ngere. =
Sdo fejer qsfiitenten meO en-
6danobebaqelie, Der lt9rer Wtdr9it
Il 6iertet. qengene neb / aasien.
Og Wargit rofter afiteb.
De TO bngite 9antosiiitenter ftal
altib bare Tia en- etstro Cater / Den
a~nleoning; men ganfbirettsren bar
beIluttet, at peb ganfens 5iaarsiu.
bil9um ifal Margit 6upe ct 5ilItub
paa fin aonto pao 80 Warf.
Oct BIZ blibe en- 6%sitibsbda for
gamle Murs't.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
Sr. Z. 6. Glarf,
cpbtbulmOlosif % Sje. z pseialia.

lpgtgaimDloBlp ob IJt>% ptt'hi'e.
3ciom II liotr Al 0ouebpine, 1troeltet,
Spimmelbeo, ipao 6ufummelie. Smerter opeu
0opebet ellsr neo oo Ru9gtn o9 ~9iattent Ell
ler Ceres Cine ipnlmer op o9 rinbtr mso 9nno
iao rnnoior Fem meo II. Start,
lla9tet buem Der ier lite bar tuunet biGlpe 9eIn.
lloismnelieu al gieruetraiteu peo cltnanitrGu.
Qelie CT AotiaQeu Ill ioooanne 3loebernoeloer.
.lea moaler 2itt oa bets 4erpetilf8riel pee
6irlp al opbtbolmologiif Vioeuitab 90 tan be
BONNIE bets Rrap poo 9terueiuitentet etsaft. %
peb min Wnaoe at paste Srlller nj poa tan e9
iiprne ale Snmtoner poa CpttanltrTugellc AZ
yet, % loo esr 9atnreR Jieiier. 9eriom Il
bor griller, bet lite iianoier ianoaune Sloebenlts
benoer, iao Ct De life ri9ti9 tllpasieoe.
SfeIole reties
uoen Operation. abiolui bpsrten Ylebiein euer
operation bruges min WRetooe. 9rillsglos ct
nit eneite oelbreoeliesmioosl. Cog Fem | A9t
ior Giterabere. 6onlultationen CT tonfoentiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
MisiiOnsm6Oe | &ennaro, Nebr.

5erittOmmenoe Spnoug pil Der
blipe afbolot ct itsrre Wisfionsmsos
/ aennarb bpor puitor 4Hter msb
ffere taller. Msbst bsgpnber 3orm.
ST. 10a os fortIatter ON GftermiOs
hagen efter pasfenOs Spbolb. an,
inobpbes Denlisit. genbt ben pnbise
@nartib til en- ltbfugt til bette Mss
be og bent berfra Stprte til bet
truple 5o%raararbejoe, iom nj itanr
for Dsren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
correspondence.
~
3wisbt, 81.

IA SeIlSl uleIllggtu pul UlepsH
itiftet. tsbte ben to gpg9e9runoe.
gad Den enc al bisie bleb &irten lat
- Bethel Nenigbeo tpbte en- CANNED
tatolif 8irte = Og paa ben anoen
par Der oltiau glaos til en- prGites
6olig, men OoNleni96eDen par fattig
iaa Den Jig ngoiaget til, for at bette
nogen @9lo. at i9lge ben. @. Scott
sbte@runoen % flpttebe ct gdmmeit
6us oper pda iamme. boiltet iuit II
fe par nogen grDo for 8irten, %
TRAITS fortreo MenigbeOen. at Den
bdope iplittet iinGienbom, men 9iort
@erning itaar 10 mango 8ange lite
til at anore for WenneIter; bog. for
SUB er dae Sing mulige. Gfter at
Scott bdpoe beet fem Qdr pda Plabs
len. beiiemte ban zig til at flptte I'll
Sotpa. Ru bar Gienoommen after
til Selg. men Wleni9beoen bar rem
oeles fattig % funbe lite tebe Den
tilbdge. bog blep Der after llobei.
N1r. 6ebberIen febte Gienoommen %
TI0tteoe bet gamle 6us p9t. 5 Ste
BET for bet gamle reiite Der Jig |
Sommerens Qeb ct pant 2setagss
6us, iom piitnot er barb omfrin9
peo $500 Doh. Wr. 5eooerien lob
6uiet bpgge meo ben 5oritaoelie.
at 9r9iten tunbe fad bet at leis.
gaitor aisaer boer %oltIaa MI Zig.
peb Siben at airten. airten er
bleDen malet ubbenbig. Og bet Ter
MI ppnt og bpggeligt ub pudplabien.
Sioite Var bleb 4ielspeberien %
6uitru ira Repooa optaget / Menig.
Goen.
Gre at be 9lbite banife Rpbnggere
beromtring FIptteoe fibite Mar I'll
8nen. !6oer at Dem bpggebe ct gus.
fom piitnot toitebe omtring peb 1000
DOH. 5amiIisrnes Qaune er Suz
fob Risien. 3bomas 6hriitoferien
og 2tnoreas 9pbisien.
3roos BET, al Qanbet 6eromtrin9
foiter ira 100 til 125 0olf. pr. Qcre.
bar aaigepel obifiaige at 0aniferne
tebt 5arme Der. Ser omtring I'm
bes ngen5attigoom blanbt be bdnife
5amere. enten De eier eaer lejer.
Sainpis er Oel ogiaa Ontel Cams
beofe 6abs2
Gn fjaloen 6sitioslig6eb fejreoss
npIig / Ct. qeters b. l.. airte. ibst
ire at 36omas e%6riftoHeriens gprn
paa Tamme Dag bleo a%gtebieos.
Den II. Marts qgteoiebes M1.
u. 6. Rielien og MiIs gunogaaro
/ Bethel airte. @i anife til Qpttsl
&reosmeoe bar nplig baret al.
6olOt i Ct. peters airte. 2foTiaigc
fremneoe grGiter BAR til Stebe.
Mange CODE Orb I'll Spmuntring
6leO Der taft. Nj en- bfeb Der fagt.
at g0igbeoen aIIereOe begnnber Der.
On bet tom til at ifaa Hart for os
als, oa Oiloe man life fua at bsre, II
BET sr fOrfaroeligt, naar ct ungt
Menneife begpnber at tale ON b.
linn Der harer II M1,hs p;ns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
DIOR Margits Yen9c.

Gn INIT 2anboagsmano f~ortalte
fel9enoe ira lit 9jemiogn. De far ODE
rettet en- communal SparetasIe bere
oppe, minoite SnOitub er l Marf
20 Cents. oe be nejiomme "a
ipuriOmmelige Sinner tommer tros
Zig og o~fleDerer beres iurt fammenz
ilrote penge | ,8dnfen". Ser er life
iaa fdd Spdretasiebs9er, fom ale
rsbe bar ct efter Jorboloene re.
im~ponerenoe Snbbolb. Gn of gdas
melt trofaite aunber er Wao'r Marz
ct, en- dlbrenbe t5usmanbsente SUN
tommer iomme 3iber meb en-
fiorten Ddges Mellemrum "a
.inobetaler i'm Wart, Tom 2eoel |
&o5ber. 6un posier ombDooelio
pdo, at ben bliber fsrt inb | Spares
tasiebo9en. SUN fan life l4ie, men
bun lcoer 4sfiftenten bife 6enbe,
bDor 9ilfsjelien er giort, % bun
laoer BAN laie op, bOormeeet bun
M bar I ganfen. Oct p1sIer -
flyer bun. Sad fbeber bun ombbeeez
Zig Sparetasfebogsn inb / 3ommss
tsrfl9bet. flaar 9nuOe for ben oq
itolprer at biem til fine aeer og fine
life fobiorte Glue.
Wlen en- Sang ON Mdret bfibsr
Wdrgit itaaenbe, noar bun bar fdd.
ct 8Ogen tilbuge, og faa fpsrssr bun
frngtfomt: = ga, faa bible lea -
10 gerne bebe om at Is mine
II mine penge. -.
4sfiitenten fer og teller op, - /
Selb, for Sebler bar Mdrgit inoen
5ibus til. - San fetter pengens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
Chicago q n. VI. n. n.

Vest paa.
Mr.. % Lincoln Passenger. . 1875 Firm
IL Black Hills Pass. 3.2O Eft.
0st paa.
s. Mo. Valley Pass. $50 Firm
o. Chicago Limited 4.tO Eft
Toget Mr.. 4. 8, 7 OK 8 gaar north og syd. or
bog ; gaar est og vest daglig undtaeen
SsndaK
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
yOanlferen"
Jreoas ben Is, Marts 1904.
Blair, 9eb.

0anIf 8uostienefte pad Senoag |
Dor oanff lut6erite airte til De ieos
Donlige SiOer, 6Orm. 81. 1870 os
4ften ST. 7.30.
Ssnougsifole ON Mprgenen 81. 9.
st Itprre Selifab At glao ling
bonn = lite minore enO tolD / Saaet
fra Dana college o9 Blair 30
bapoe i 5pnoags @forenet Jig ON at
foretage en- uoflugt IN til DOR elf
paroiqe 9anosmanO 8. 5. oan1sa
/ grum, Sbigeripn at 0lr. 5obans
mes Senien Der / 9pen og ttoli9tre
fnDttet til 9abliTbing 9ouie %
..0anIferen". Stout bet Inee0e
Stertt fra MorgeuitunOen al, og ct
ret b~etDbeligt Gag 6ne oetteoe Sors
ben, LOB De unge fig Oerfor Dog lite
ofitrette. Sil @engelo bleO Da9en
iuit Iaa meget oeito Itpnnere, og ale
par eniQe ON, at en- Iuaoan uOfugt
nof fortiente al geres ON igen.
sra gu6lif6ing 9ouie, Bee
Sipe og DerterOile par Der | 5Or@
oaars Mites iamlet en- lille &reOs iii
en- f9roeles bebagelig Gang og Wtus
5~ifaften bos Wlrs. gbriItianien Der
/ gnen. 8a ,9anfteren" nplig bar
inbebolot en- ieorigt i9roeles fortrins
Tia Qrtitel al Simon Spptal mso
,,forilag til 9ops for en- Screening
til aenfiois geurbrins", bpilten ri
Dog = oprigtig taft = life 6olosr
of, at nogen ftulbe mistante os for
at bore 6orfattere til, faI ri intet
fom helit n9bne ON be fortrinlige
Sangtr9fter og andre gooe Ggens
ffaber / bette g9itfrie 6jem. men
neies meb gdnite ligefremt at iise:
Sat for en- COB 4ftenl
5 Qgrodgs ifete Der / Soutb
Smu6a ben ~bsflagelige lIlptte, at
9ortgr $. ,. gonneap miiteoe 2ioet
paa Union Qacific gunens aangers
plaos. U}r. @onnelp par Iige ire
9age foruo blepen Diet til Nfiis
Gene So6nion, 8dtter at Dor 2unbs@
mano 5. g. Sobnfon FER at gpen.
Oct er iefpfsIgelis ct meget tungt
alag for ben unge gnfe. og mango
9enner snfter at beoibne 6enoe be-
reg oprigtige 8eItagelie.
Dor 2anosmanp 5. Ssrgenz
fens 9uitru. ION / ben ienere 9io
bar paret I~Oagelig at 9elbreo. afgif
/ Onsoags Qftes 81. 7 peO Deoen.
9a 5amilien tilbsrer Qooentiiternes
Snmfunb, Dil 9esraOelfen, Der i'm.
Der Steo / gftsrmiooag 81. 2. fore
gaa ira ben beroerenoe Qopentiitz
firfe.
Dor sgen u~unoparlige Nm
brelp", b. D.. +. Mr. anbrsas Deter
zen, Sanitor / gu6liIbing 6Ouie, BAR
i De iioite 8age til ales geflaselis
perst fpg, men er bog MI belbigpis
after / 9ebring. 9i bauber iadles
bes, at ban mart maa penOe tilbage
Dg go along" I ben fOrtrinIigs
gamle 8pnge.
Cuff pda &re0sm6Ost Ter /
8nen / bisfe 0aee. Del fortfattes.
fom betenbt, / Dag og / Morgen.
Og glenn beler life Misfonsmsoet
saeuudro Ddd S6uDdd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
6orretning til Sala.

Gn pei oparbeibet General Merchan-
disc -6orretning / en- 9p meo mango 3auife,
bpor Der er oanit lutb. airte og Sfole, er til
Sols. Snteoplaset belsbsr lis til omtrine
$500. On nGrmere 0plpsniuser, Abr. /:
MRrtet I, care of .Saniferen@ Blair. aeb.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-08
Better Than Pills.

The question has been asked-In
what way are Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets superior to the or.
dinary oathartio and liver pillsr Our
answer is-They are easier and more
pleasant 70 take and their effect 10 10
gentle and 20 agreeable that one hard.
" realizes that 1t 10 produced BY =
medicine. Then they not only move
the bowels but improve the appetite
and aid the digestion. For sale at
10 cents per bottle by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-08
READ ALL THIS.
yep Never Know the Aomen,
When This lnfosmatios Nay
Prove of Infinite Value.

It 10 worth considerable to Any citi. /.
sen Of Florepoe ~ know how to be
CURED Of painful. annoy ing AMI itoh.
ing piles. Know then that Doan' .
Ointment 10 . positive remedy for all
itiohi7ess Of the skin. for piles. ecze.
ma. eto. One application relative
and soothes. Read this testimony Of
its merit:
Mrs r. O. Foreman. wife of O. r.
Foreman. mail carrier Of Cripple
Greek, says: 'Doan's Ointment is
without exception the best preparation
l ever used. On my right hand for
some time there we're spots resembl.
ing erysipelas ~ in fact thought it
WAS. Small blisters appeared. broke
out. supurAted or fessered aud itshed
intensely. especially II l was over.
heated. 1 read in . newspaper where
D oan's Ointment had CURED more
than one case similar to mine. and l
wen to the Palace Drug Store for .
box. 1t was 90 soothing. cooling and
healing that the area affected shortly
began to contract until 1t finally dried
up. At the present time there 10 not
. sign Of an eruption ON my hand.
To say that am thankful that Doan's .
Ointment came to my notice. mildly
expresses the fact
Just such emphatic endorsement
can be had right hare In Florence.
Drop into W. J. Daniles' drug store
and SAX what customers report.
For sale BY all dealers Price 30
oents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. T.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--DoAn 's-and
take no other. 90 d
The daily tribune., 1904-10-08
Y.ssA }. aess.. lssal alssrssg =

1sasA J. aesos. Issal aHssssu ~
the wssessu es6sfaste~ a 1soees.
who w. Aspeessl apass siss -. ~
sooepssd - o4sr fFea ths Nneieaal
Dsnecrssie committees - sessp the
Eass snt,i slsptioa day In The istsrsst
q Psfkss md 'Dsvis NJ. Hases. Il
10 sesssd. viii bsgia bis nsw dsstss ~
oaos
The daily tribune., 1904-10-08
The Worlds Far Rsuts.

The only worlds Fair Route rum.
tnG solid vestibuleA trains through 70
81. Louis via Colorado SPRING.. Pue-
BE and Kansas City without change.
TIE Minoori Pacific also annonpoes
thAt svsry Tuesday and Saturday dur.
Ing the noath a ootobss thay will
plaos On aAls that popnlar ooach rate
fsos Dnvsf, Ooaordao Springs. and
Pasb3o ee az 35 70 g. Lsais and
Kansss City aD6 rst1rs sood fifteen
AAeA OsEre1penAiAely low rasss
fsei II par6 = s1a1s. si.a
The daily tribune., 1904-10-08

The fAct thas the JapAosss have
bssn sbls 70 in3srs the Rassias ships
IL The harbor at Pors Arthur 10 proof
positive thas tbs japanese have cap.
sared soos very important positions
evsslqpking ths ~. Il 10 likely that
shs sAips VIII - serssA fsso the har.
bor q - serly dAts o. sank.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-08

the three iuportast wheat statss
Of Australia prodsos -. ooo. 900 bush.
sls. The yield - sach sore In New
South Wales u l0.e bsshsls. in 6oath
Australia So bushels. and In West
Australia 4 2 bnshsls.