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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-09

Congregationalists of Sank Center,
Mimi, have just completed model
church. The street sides of the build
ing, shown above, are of red brick,
and the cornice, porch and steps of
st. Cloud red granite.
In the basement are a large din
ing-room, a kitchen, pantries and
lavatories. The kitchen has been
thoroly equipped and the dining-room
furnished by the ladies Of the church
The remaining half of the basement
is reserved for the furnace,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-09

SAUK CENTER, MINN.-Miss Jennie
Wolcott and Lew Messy were married at
the home of the brides parents They will
make their home in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-09

MILFORD, IOWA-Amund Amundson
and Miss Elfreda Sather were married by
Rev. L. o. Wigdahl of Ruthven.-Miss
Margaret Jones was married to Edward
R. Bender by Rev. E. E. Day of Spencer.
They will live at Peterson, Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-09

On the first floor are four rooms
the pastors study the church parlor,
Sunday school room and the large
auditorium, all beautifully finished in
hard wood. The auditorium is ac-
tagon in shape. There is a beautiful
main entrance. with an archway. The
Sunday school room is separated
from the auditorium by rolling par
tition and the two rooms can easily
be thrown together. The building
has a frontage of fofty-one feet on
street.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-09
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

NEW RICHMOND. wIS.-Announco
ment has been received Of the marriage
in San Francisco Of Miss Emma Fink, eld-
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Fink
Of this city, and Carlos Christopher del
euro. The bridegroom is a scion of a
Spanish family, and a Russian by birth
He was educated in Europe for physi-
clan, but never practiced. For several
years he taught languages in New York
university, but now is at the head of al,
extensive paint manufacturing concern in
San Francisco. .....
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-09

zUMBRoTA M1NN.-A double we'd
ding took place yesterday, when Miss An
ma Nordby was united in marriage to
Ferdinand Nordley and Miss Carrie Nordly
to Julius Lokken. The brides are sisters.
The bridegrooms reside in Minneapolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
@ermiidtc tcleerOpbiidc 0epcIdrR

Sn Neipart. q. !. lit Die ii
Sabre altc 2ulll N~tc@olgblin meIde
am 10. SuIi 1903 oui mpiteri6ie@eiie
peridlpon0, bon cinem 8e6eimpoli-
5ilten nod) ibrer Olutter 5uriitQe-
brad)t moroen. Gas Wtoohen mar
bon elmer 9%efannten NIT nod Mo-
uorfta in oel1 Gatsfill 8 Wtolntuin@
genomnen luoroen, 100 rs uuf elmer
Snrm nrbeiten mllbte.
Vie iopaniihc RoituerluoItltng
bat Die &eoierung III @oibin9ton
0orolli altimerfinm genlodt, Dab Die
@iniubr BON fobri5irtem Sabof in
8oItpodeten nab Sopon perboteu
uho mr. nit bcionoerer GrIaubniB
Der iopaniiden He9ierr1,N itattboft
lit. 0aS Roit.0 eportentent bat oes.
bolb Die @ciiung crgeben Ioiicn iolde
Yadctc sur RoitbefGroerumg na6 So
pan nlr nod inter Der dnge9ebenen
9c0ingtn1g or5utebmen.
~ 6rou NneIia 8o1 Nifer, cine
Der befounteItcn DISQUALIFICATION IN
Der @egeno bon 2ofe George, R,s9.,.
mclde ieit mebr, ais breibiq SobrCn
in ihrer fleinen 9iitte in Ser NGbe bon
@ot@fiu.9op Ben Seltten mobriogtc
mo MIR rmlgeben bon @ltnoen mo
aoten Iebte, lit geitorbcn. Sbre 0ilttc
mar oaS 3teI pieler Eouriiten.
Sn eincm @ogen olf melfent
er iiH nit mroereu Sdgetn ans 8eit.
@ebroL N.-a, 81 elmer So9oportie
bcaob, pnrOe ser oortige 2ei6enbe.
itattcr hilbert 9nrOlcpL Elm Mom bon
43 Sobren, 0oourd getootet, BOB ci'
mes Der 8eluebre iid) entlltb, ais Der
Mdgen oltf Dem bolprigcn Me9e ollf
ein 0inocrniB ltieB. Die augel orong
Dem lln0Iiidlihen in bos Ser3 ltro
Der Zoo trat nltQenblidlid Elm. 8aros
len binterI1Bt cine 8ittpe llno iie6en
ainocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
Nus 9euti6lauO.
0eHcrol SrOtba's Sica iibcr Die
@itbOiS.

@i6tiger Grfolg Ser oelltid)en 8of-
fen in SiiomeIt 9tfrifa. - Be
p~oritc9enoer 9eiud oeS aron-
p~rin5en bei iciner @raut in San.
nc5, 6rontreid. - 9lacrlci oo-
rom 9efniipite it0ne Grwortun-
gen. 2iebc8frii0lina nno @6I,
fcrfrii1Iihs. - Die .arelr3 3ei-
trm8" c~reifert iid iibcr grdiiOent
&ooiepeIt's @otiGoit. Ser.
bonOIrmgen OeS Reih3togcS.
NQerIei 2Snterciiontps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
StaOt Baltimore :
2sss;us;fer fir @siGna6ten.

Gas 8ciDnnd)tsqeid)1it Itcbt Dor
Der lDiire, mo prnttiife @eid,Gft$s
lcutc bobcn Die 8elegenbeit pobr0e.
nomnterL fid) Die Spalten 6es o0eut.
id)en Gorreiponoenten" oienitbur 81
mofen; ieoer fllige @elhGftsmnnn
mciB, ooB geraoe oilrd Die Spnltcn
oce o1eliiidlen GorreiponoeHtct" cin
tnuifdbtgc5 uno MISUNDERSTANDING
Bltblitlm an Gaeriideriten crreid)t
luerOcn fam. 5ol9elocS lit cine
tDeinueiic elite Der 9(nieiger I'M
nIcutifcn Gorreiponoentcn:"
Eel5lpoorcn.
Hltert siautuno & Son, LOG u. sbertiatuns Ctr.
8uibfuberg Bros, 25-27 g8eft, Qerfnaton. Ctr.
Snel Whtman d &c., tt2-t22 u. s9ltaiu Cir.
Suhidilo, aubi * So, Suluaros II. perinatcuiir.
JlpIentein'e 0rlber g. Sann, CONS g. Coz,
500--5i3 Glib, Bruoblpnb
Sistuart & So, GerinetoH' .lito Sutuaro-5tr.
\. 8uieHhtin d cons, RrOuoipab II. Gaftertts 9tDe
8nfeHfttin Bros, 22t NorosGutatus GtraBc.
Vildlcr, Sdreibmateriol, anlcnbcr
etc.
Vnnn & Go........ .227 gsorbs Soiuurb %trabc.
sBeett staticnets, 81 N%orb,Gbnrle5s GtraBc.
@olbenbefa grss., 25-27 geif2eringtousStr.
Joel Wntmnn d so, tt2-l22 y. s6utnUsStr.
eodtddb, auhn d. &c., Soiunros 1t. periratonitr.
WoteHttin's Uriiber g. Stanlt, Cons & Go),
509-5t8 Glib, groa6fpd9.
eteipart & Go, gerinatoH. uro Sopnro'1tr,
Z. ". Quits & so, lerinaionfStr. II, Bari 2Ipe.
Nui, ,. 6. 1nfang Co., 335 GorbiG6nrIe5sStr,
Mpfsnftein grus.. ,22t apro.guinp slrnset
Y. Hpfenftein & son, gtonoiuob II, gatierrsaot.
Sd)libc.
fapntnn'e. ,........,...tg teIingioll SIfaBe.
Sd)nittiuaarcn.
@ofbeHbera Bros, 25-27 gBefts lexington Gtr.
Jotl WntnnH & 80, tf2-i22 g1orosGutuu ctr.
Gpdhfdttfb, aobn & 60, 6otunrb' II. geIttatotitE |
blo fcHfein's (friiber 2. 5tnril. Cons & co..
509-513 9fo,Brodoiuu1.
etsiuart G 60, 2eItngton' iito 5otparos strnBc.
". BUTTS & 60, Getinetor.Gtr. II. 8arf,2lue. |
G. Roienftsiu & CONS, Sronotpnp II, eaiterltsgtpe
aoftntetn Sros. 49,. 221 gloro'sitaos5traBe
8eine ulto Siqilore.
I. s. 5rtebenpalo & Co.,
t0t-fi3 Goros euiatps StrdBe. |
Yeorae Siaing ...... .Gi3 Sft'gnpettes Strate. |
ftss. q. 9at9iultn & &c.. 4t4 GorotG ban Str. /,
5piepB sdlp enser ...,. 2ti5 golbertona9fndo
4snm Cot .......... 51t Gseilsesriretpn, Ctr.
Sanlpett.
%. & 8. Spider. 2i4 Gftseaftinorf,strnBe
GIeftriihe Robitoten.
,MaIplanb glettttsnf gmppIb Co."
32s aorosgninms StIats. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
Nnaeblidles Balm MOnppOl.
Der 9unoc$ = @eueraIaurpoIt NM
Gtnidlreiten 9e9en sic 81 D..
MS. uno $. -9a6n" crildt.

Ginidlreiten aeaen sic 80. D..
Ms. mo $. =@abu" crilldt.
Groui0eucc. u. s., IL. Ge5.
- Gle .Qepi& & 6lorf 5oltrilt So"
BON bier bot bel Dem @lmoe3 . @erle.
rotonuoIt Moo6p in @oibinaton oo-
RIM %petitionirt, oltf @ulrro oeS Mutt
Irtit 2 @eiebeS BON 1890 negeu Die
.RemsNorf, Neu.Saoen lnn0 Sart-
iors s 9obn" p~or3uaehcn, Wcil biele
8abn elm 0iouopol ori ollie in ben
Staot Hbo0c S9luu6 fil5reuoen Bob
nen fir iid gcihoiicn babe pillfiir-
Iide Huten fiir Die 0eioroemmg BON
8aIIagtercn uno Srad)t bcredyte lln6
e@ Dem Elrblifltm geaenilbcr on aus
reidcnoen 6acilitGten icbIeu luIie.
Ole Retenten crillden 0cn General
NnruoIt III ibrer Gigenihuit alS Spe-
oiteure, OnB sic 0abn 1e5tpltugen
peroe. Die GoutroIe iiber ole oeridie-
Oenen @abnen, meld)e lie in ibrcm
>SlltereIie pcridlmoI5en bat, III Die
91noe Der uripriinQlid)en BETTER 5u.
r%iid5u9eben mo ooollrb Die Gonfltrs
ren3, mcId)c lie ucrnidtet babe, miea
Der ber5uitcllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

Q9icner Correspondent 0c9 .Stolt-
ooro" tclcgrnpbirt: Mus @uoopeit
lit sic Nodriht cinactroiicn ooB ser
Yrcmicr 1is5a. pcIdcr lid nod elmer
politiiden Gcriommluna bcgob, BON
elmer ieinOieIi8eH Gfcn8c o~nacNriiicn
mltroc un6 Dab bic 6cnitcr icinerart.
Idle nit Stcinen e~ingcporicn m,lr.
ben"
Yremier (is5u illbr on Snmitn0
noh MarSpoiorbelp, Inn in elmer po.
litiihen &eriammlrng 5l reoen. Gr
ipltrbe 9eitern in 9ltoopclt jlriidcr.
nartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

8icn II. DECEMBER. Der
Gapit bat oli 8eilid) Der pereiuiaten
9rie6iih : fotboliId)en giidofe lin.
garn's einen Elan sur gtabliruna
zines una6bongigen, pereinigten arie.
did . fatboIiIden Gpisfopats in
amertfa, inter meld1es Die ltnaari.
Ifen @inluonoerer geiteat peroen
IoQen, gene6migt. 9isber muroen
Die Ginmonoerer ultter Ole 0io5eIen
Nen-gorf, Baltimore unb 8ittsbura
pert6etlt, Die itngariifen giif6fe
~rnterbanbeln CUR 3eit nit Der Con.
gtegotion Der propaganda, beren gu.
thinning notblpenbig lit.
@ieber Elm angriff ouf
St55o.
SoHDon. IL. IeSember. Or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

Gin Geriltf, ben GrpreB5ug Ger.
5 Der Baltimore & Sbio.8obn," Der
3 llGr bon Cumberland, Mo., OBJ.
qing, bel GonneQspile, no cine groBc
actte NM oos 8eleiie fir neitlid,
.gebenoe 3lge aeidlungen tpor, Dem
geroerben 5u lberontiporieiL fparoe
onourd bereitett, baB ein ooranaeben.
Der 5roht5ug auf oas SinoerniB
itieB. a6er, rpeil &c iebr langiam atna
mir geringen Sd)ooeH nabri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13

Ger ouocutihe NbQcoronete @olf
bonn @roicn Sternbcr9 5um3luei-
fonpf %8ciorocrt. Sor0c fir
Aualuonoercr. - Gin mittclcuro.
pQiider Mirtblhoftaprrein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
HrGiiocnt Gntluortctc nidlt.
6rou 0ouug'S ner0cblidler 9iilferuf
an 6rn. HooieucIt. - Cine ion.
0erbore Iifoire.

Atlanta, 90, ~. 0c5.- Srolt
SSuIio u. Ooung aus Bolton, meld,e
bier ouf 9etreiben iDrcr Nooptiutod)
ter 6annic Mtop 9olng in Soft ge,
nonmen mlr0e ulO aus Dem @es
fangntl'c eiten tclegrapbiihen Siilie,
ruf an 8rdiioent Hooieoelt gertttct
bate, bot bis ieBt feline Nntmort BON
DEM Yrdiioenteu erboIten >ucnn Iie
iel6it aud bebauptet, Dob ibr cine iols
dye 0cpeldc 5ugegonqcn lei. 0o8 &C.
leqromm oil ben GrGiibcnten lall=
tetc: sd iperbe bon elmer BerIcn
berfolgt, Die meinC So6ter unter
@ontrolc bGlt ln0 mid beorobt bot.
Oleinc N0reiie 1T Sltlio u. 0oung
bon Nr. 656. Mtoiiofuietts, apenltc,
Bolton; i'd bin Neitglieo oes o@m.
OtcGinlen Girclctt9tr. t6, Gables Of
the Orah0 Trmp Of tie @epubIit. "
SD rriltd)e sic irnt ShlIb. Mein 80,
Itoner Hthtsdnfpalt III Gr.Hihter
0etueu BON 9}r. %. GourtStr."
Die 2looptiUtohter meId)c Die Ser
bnitltng ueronlobt bot, crfl0rt, iie Iei
bon Der N6optipnlltttcr, ieit6cm Iie
I'M Sabre 1901 ibr &nllS III Bolton
nerloiien, beitGn0ig nerfoIgf un6 IN
ibren Observation-Disclosures unb
in ibren Standardization geitGrt
uorOen. @eItern fritz reiite oo%
jun9e Gnor ploBlih bon bier mad
Sofionoiae, 8lo., ob, nit Der erfIdr.
ten gbiid)t, iid) in icncr Stoot ocrbti-
ratben 81 lpollel.
Plus Bolton miro gcntclOet, Ou5
Srolt Sllin ". Young Die 5lpeitc @nt.
tin oeS BORT peritorbeneu 5obat.
@roBbGnolerS Sobn =. 0ouno lit,
GericIbC hotte eit @nfelfino 5annit
0top Ooilng, 6eren Wtttter Itorb, ais
tbr Sinh nod gon5 jung ipor, GGS 'ih
Ooung ipdter 5ltlt 5lpeiten Nal Der
heirotbete, iuurOc bos aili6, oos ga
mails feds Sabre oft mor, in geiet.
lidlcr @ciIc oboptirt. Tnd) Dem Goot
oeS MonneS lcbtc 5ror Dollna nit
ibrer N0optiptod)ter anidcinen0
Qliidlih, bis pIoB.if,, oils SoS M10.
den u%ngefdbr 1G So6re olt mar,
3tuicipolt 5lUiidet 9eioelt cntiton0.
InQebli6 bon unoeren 2elltcn beein.
fIubt, io9te 'it bn& M1odlcn bon Der
NooptipmItter los mo fam nod) 9lt.
Ionto. Gic jcBigen Standardization
3miifen 0eioen ioQen ans @efoanac-
legcnbeiten ettltalben iein, benin Dos
iunae WaOhen 1T sur erbin oe5
Nodlniies Tires 8roboaterS unter
Ser GormunNifnit Der 4ooptipnltt.
ter teitannentoyiit) siltoeiebt.
aus SadionuiIc, 6Ia.. mllroe bier
her genlploet, Dab Fri. yorna nit g.
d. Sernol6 ooielblt ein1etroiIeh lei.
6ernalo meigcrc lid, iiber ibr Sci
ratbsproieft 81 ipreden, itno Ser Dor.
tige Goltntp.GIerf babe fir Die Sci.
ben feline S%cirot6slicen5 a,isgeIteat.
SRI. yoltnq b0lt iifj III SofionbiQe III
groBter ,3triidpejogenbeit.
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Sciratbet einen preufiidJen Giente-
unnt.

@ bingtou II, 8. g., II. 0e5.
- Senator Hetulanos bon Repaoa
madt befannt, bob iid ieine Jingle
Spf)ter 5rnnees nit lieutenant SEQ.
polo b. 9re6oip BON bet p%reuBiid)ert
armee berlobt babe. 2ieuteitant BON
9rebon gebort benz Saroe-aiiraiiier.
Heainient all unb mar mabreno oeS
So1tes 1903 Der oelitihen @otifoft
III Wnibin9ton nitndirt.
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Sefrctar Nlortpn blri6t i'm aabinct.

@obington .. g., t2. Ge3.
4rdiioeltt HooieueIt b~crtiinoetc
beitte. ooB oitf icin briileenbcs 0eiiid,
ScfretGr Worton cineemiQigt bobe,
mad, Dem 1. Mdrj ais 8lottcnlrfrct1r
i'm aobinet 511 blei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-13
Mus Ser IdWar5gefben MOnordJic.

Ius Scr idDruOr59clben MunHrdJic.
Der oll0cutihe @%bQCoronete Vol
bonn @r0icu Sternber9 sum 3mct-
ton1pf 4cior0crt. - Gorge fllr
Nualuunocrcr. - Gin mittClcllro.
p0iider acknowledgements.
@icL ~. Geicm6cr. - Ser par.
%teilpie c}ehiidc @ruf Stcrnberg ct.
mes Der rooouluiti9itcn mo rcoiclig'
item WtitQIieoer ill Nbgeorouetens
bauie bc9 HGidy&rotbS, tr0gt 0aiitr
Gorge, boB ollie paor Gage gon5
Nien bon tim ipridlt. @eitcrn hat
or iid) elm Stiidten gcleiitet, nit oent
Cr gcrooc3u 6ltrorc moht uno bos
fir ieinc Qcpobnte uniI0tbigc Cent,
meiie daruttcriitiid lit.
@rof Stcrnberg bottc an ciuem
Nid)tS menigcr, oils id)nei6elboften
3mildenrui NnitoB Qcnontmcn, net.
den Der dQ0ettihc Nbgeoronete ln!0
Antiientit aurl 6ermomt @oli m0Ds
reno Der 6rcitogSiibuna ocS Souic3
linn gepi0mct bate. Gr ididtc ibnt
oesboIb idriftIid cine &erousforoe,
rlrtg gum 3meifampf, uno 0uS 90
fumcnt cntbielt noh1tebenoes Cont.
plil1cnt:
sd id)ieBe MIDI nit ie0em
Sdmcincbuno, olio aud nit 50
men"
9us &arteutrdgcr %iiberiunOtc 8rnf
Sternberg 5pei iiioii6c Gienitm0l1-
ncr, Die er ouf Scr StroBc 81 Dent
3wcd mietbete. (&n icner 6reitog5.
iiBung bate SternberQ, mic gcmels
oct, cine piitben0e 9feoe gCgcn bic
Hegierung gcbaltcn uno Hamentlih
Die SdaQle icinea 3nrneS iiber 0en
Qfiniitcr Der Observation-Disclosures,
@ebeimcn Nutb mo 1elo5eltgmciitcr
@rafen Mclicr b. Melier@beimb, aus
gc9oiicn. Gr erfl0rtc. Der O}iniitcr
gcbore in Elm observation-disclosures,
uno bc5ciGnrte e5 ais cine Sdmodl
bob Iold' ein Wonn I'M 8~eneraISrof
berlmlolfe. GoS 9%errenboltS nonnte
er cine 3udtitGtte oes Seroilismus.)
gorge nm 0uS Of d . IT.
rel 6 der N 5munoes
rCr.
2oS oItreid)iIde Wtiniltcrium oe3
&nnerlL 0oS ultcr Der 2eitlnq 0eS
Observation-Disclosures Or. u. S0r6er
Itc6t, miro oeml0d)It ben Seftions-
rotb anltenbrunn nod 0en Ser.
Stootcn e%nticn0cn, 6omit cr Die
0illf5- mo Observation-Disclosures .Ginrid),
tltngcn fir Die oitreidii6en 9(u8pon.
oercr cinem e%ingcbenoen Stuoiunl
unter5ic6t un0 iibcr Die G%raebniiie
ieiner Otiiiion Der Gcgicrumg 9erid,t
crltattet. Ger Observation-Disclosures
miro ncucr0inQS at moBge6cnoer
Stcac cr0o6tc 2luimcrfinnfeit &c
idcnft.
I'm d. luB an 0Gn mittcl.
curop0iid) den Mirtb.
6 Is 8CrCin.
Hn8 9uoapeit perlnutet, ooB ser
FrdIiocnt OeS Gcrtpultun0s .8eridyts.
bofe9, Gt. u. Mcfcrlc, Die 8riinouna
mitteleurop1iiden g8irt6.
lfoftasGercin0 Dcronlobtc, lpelfer
I'M NnidIlB oil Den ollolooen oeut.
tden Sercin Die a%rdftigumq oes ae-
genlcltigcn luirtbidaitlidcn 8prbdlt.
nllIeS berbelfilbrcn ioa. griber5oa
Nugltit, Der in 9uoopeit
lpobnDnit it, iibcrno6m oos 9rotef,
torut.
Wits DER fur5pn telegropbiid)en
iUeldlr iiber ooS GrcigniB bier
bet ;9elongte, lit nift eriidtlid, Oh
ooS 9or9eben gegen Die yer. Stao.
ten 0cridtet lit.
}itr ltngnrif dc II.
oerer in Sen Ser.
Staotem
IS len. IL. 0e5em6er. Der
BopIt bat ollT 8eiud Der pereiniaten
lriediih fnthoIiifpu p;Idh1fn H.,
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Sntifer.

NVuR, III. GHtCT d w. hlE rklTNENQn1T0s<tr-
0,;,o,n,oors, l1,4orm.
''oN"s g"
Slpe' SInIe d epr S5- toFo'popoto"@tFa
Start d steeeHs' .''.'o FellSeFlnaIon SlroBe.
y, ,u u, S %,m, S : 4DI - s %c,t 5s srtnotoO .s straSo
e,uibenbcra sros.. 25-27 g8eft.aerinatonss tr.
5uel Wutntau & gu, 119-122 %GorosGutau Ctr.
0S@iaiIO, SORn & Co. 9oiuarh II. 9eEtnotoniir.
""'t"p''"R V'pV'' S'''.' ~omS 49,.
y - -.
" ~.1,ns,V". :" g.n.r,e.
WOicnasin sr"s,- 2eI Torb. euiaIp.s traBc.
0hntnarnhheu.
sebbsf s2I gorb.@ o,s etra6c.
selbH's etuoiU 1923 g8efts2ertuGtons StraBc.
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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1904-02-25
About Pensioners.

Our neighbor county, Monroe, has
a pension roll of 25l whites and 20
colored, while Lowndes has only 81
whites and 3 colored. Did Monroe
county furnish more soldiers than
Lowndes. This instance is simply
mentioned to show what differences
exist in two counties adjoining, where
it is supposed that the conditions are
practically the same. columbus Com
mercial.
|, This is but an instance of an un-
doubted evil. In some counties men
and women are put on the pension
roll, as a matter, of course, whose
conditions would not be thought of
elsewhere as being entitled to PEN
sions. The boards, composed of old
soldiers, were as variable in different
counties as are the boards of super
visors. The whole matter ought to
be left to a State board, who would
make and enforce uniformity. While
Monroe comfy has more white people
than Lowndes -Lowndes has more
negroes, and the totals Of population
are not much different. Monroe,
how ever, exceeds Lowndes in both
kinds Of pensions.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1904-02-25
Ebenezer Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, of Pickens,
were pleasant guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Lucas recently.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcdonald and petite
Josephine, of Durant, visited the hos
pitable home of DR.. Burwell for a
few days during the past week.
MIR. Robt Nance went to Pickens
Sunday to meet Mr.. J. W. Burwell
who returned at that time from st..
Louis.
Mr.. Ed Forbus spent Thursday in
Lexington.
DR.. Burwell has recovered from
his recent illness and is again ming
ling with his friends
Mrs. 5. N. Sample and Eugene are
visitors to the state capitol, where
they will spend a few days with Mr..
Sample.
Mrs. Mamie Hereford has been
the appreciated guest of Mrs. J. W.
Burwell.
There was a little excitement in
our midst Saturday night. A chin
ney at the residence Of Mrs. Mary
Mnrtagh was discovered on fire, but
was extinguished without damage.
Little Theresa Holder had quite a
narrow escape Sunday night. Apart
of a combination folding bed fell
upon her and but for some books,
which partly supported the bed, she
would have been crushed. A very
serious accident was ayerted and she
is to be congratula ted, for while her
bruises are painful, they are not
alarming.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1904-02-25
Old Holmes County Academies.

One of the first academies estab-
lished in Holmes was at Franklin in
1893, by Mrs. Rose and Miss Msri-
wether, known as Franklin Academy.
In l84l they were succeeded by Col.
G. D. Mitchell, Of Grenada Academy.
One was established at Emory in
January, 1889, under the auspices Of
the Mississippi Methodist Conference.
Rev. B. Frazee and wife were the
first principals. Before that time
and it may have been before the
Franklin Academy, the Richland Male
and Female College was started at
Richland under Mr.. Hollis Holman
and Miss Mary B. Holman. In 1889,
one hundred and thirty pupil, attend
ed it. In l84S this school was
changed to Eureka Masonic College,
and so Incorporated with Rev. D. L.
Russell as president.
The Lexington Academy was es-
tablished in 1874. with the male de.
partment under Prof. G. z. Adams.
All of these academies, except the
one here in Lexington, are now only
memories.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1904-02-25

John Jackson, cOlored, accident
ally had his arm broken at the oil
mill Tuesday morning.
Don't be deceived. We sell the
genuine and only Perry 3-tooth Guilt
vator at $4.25. Beall & Hooker.
M. X. Srayze, of MiIeston, sup
piled his place with a number of
mules from our market Tuesday
morning
R. NJ. Gwin has been quite sick
for the past week. His many friends
join us in wishing for him speedy
recovery.
Mr.. Cox, of Memphis, represent
ing the American Type Founders
Co., of st. Louis, made our office
pleasant business visit Monday.
Mrs. D. Il. Calhoun, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. H.
Hawkins, returned on Sunday to her
home at Lexington. Walden News.
Cashier Calhoon Wilson, of the
Delta Bank, has been sick at his home
in Lexington the past week, but his
friends are pleased to know that he
is now convalescing. Greenwood En-
terprise.
The Wilson Cotton Oil Company
are moving the gin house near the
compress to the oil mills and will in
the future operate The gins, both
of the oil mill and compress, under
one system.