davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-23

The Naco Justice-Judge Greaves, of Naco. was in Bisbee yesterday on business. He said that Naco is get ting better every day. and now that the big Mexican custom house-is an assui. ed fact, and the new academy is being built along with the development of the Gold Treasure mine. Naco has a most prosperous future in store.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-23

Asked for ReceiVership-W. A. Lu. cas- of the supply departmen: of the Copper Queen, at Douglas, was in Bis bee yesterday on his way home from Tombstone, where he-tad been On busi ness connected with the Pearce assign ment. He said that A. h. Emanue will continue as receiver
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-23
WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Call at E. P. & s. W. depot for the cheapest rates to St. Louis, Chicago and all points East, single or round trip; also summer excursion rates to coast points. We can give you the cheapest rates via the best routes to anywhere you want tC go.
 H. H. NEEDHAM,
 Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-23

If you have anything to Exchange advertise 1t In the classified col. umns of the Review.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-28

gure unmDalib lit, 10 lanee feline
.beiligen" Blatfprmlen mod in ben
Observation-Disclosures berumipufen.
Som republifanilden Stanos
purtte aus fann es ur8 natirli6
aleibelltia feiu, men Die 9emofra-
fen afs Observation-Disclosures
nominieren. 8emdblt fam 0Dh
fein 9emDfrat neroen, unb Searit
niroe beiipielsmeiie elm Diel lei6ter
gu befpdltigenber &anoi0at iein als
Barfer. Som national : amerifanis
id]en Stanopunfte aus fDnnen mir
ober rrr tpiinihen, baB Die 3ers
riiienbeit in Der oemDfratiid]en 8artei
aufbDren uno ite pieoer als ebenbirz
tiger @eaner Der republifanilben
Bartei gegeniiber treten mDge; benn
IDnit fDnnten uniere po[itil9en Ser
baltniiie lei6t einieitia perben uno
bas lit oas Shlimlnite, mas in elmer
Hepublif eeldehen fam. 6ier IN
geras Iinb iie'8 ia leioer id0n. Der
3erri1ienbeit in Der oemufrattIden
Hartei miro aber elm &anoibat, Der
Elm 8rpanift lit, ME Elm gnoe
MAIDEN. 9esbalb balten mir es fir
gut, menr Barter pber ireeno elm
anoerer Ntann letner &ihtutg nos
miniert miro, oaburh uirb Der 8rpa=
niSnus mDl enoli6 beieiti9t ueroen.
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9arferts MusIi6tem

Die Nusiihten oes Stem Dorfer
&ihter Barter, Die oemofratilhe
Brdltoentibafts Nominatiun su err
balten, iinb anoauernb gut, trob Der
eegenteiliaen Bebauptunaen ieiner
@eaner uno es bot jebt 9anS ben
Nnlbein, als menr er bel Der stpei=
ten N%bitimmung, nahoem bel Der
eriten Die nerihieoenen QDmpfimen=
tdrDDta abaegeben iino, nominiert
tperoen miirbe. g8 finb jebt 146
Delegaten brett far i'm initruiert
uno uDn ben ibri9en Bis iebt ae=
tpdblten $40 fDnierpatipen D~eleaatell,
Die man niht initruiert bot, iino auch
Die meiiten fir i'm.
unflarheit briugen in Die 5ituas
tion nur Die Gteaung Ginger after
Si5rer, Dor aueln @elmon's uno
Die 9altun9 Tammanb's. 8orman
batte lid Dor mebreren 0Ddlen in
einem Snteruieiu su Gunften 8ar.
fer's auSgelprobeil uno oamals
mahten mir oarauf aufmertIam, baB
ourd oiefe grfldrunQ bas or6Bte
6inoerniS fiir Die domination Bars
fer's aus benz Weee aerdulnt lei;
iebt f0mt1t aber @Drman nit einem
Wial nit Der @rfldruna. ienes Snter=
piem iei niht edit. Daourf piro
ieine 6altuna pieoer sfueifelbaft.
TrDBbem alauben mir. DOB er lebr
ibnen einihnenfin niro, penn er
fiebt, baB CT feline ausiiht bot. llno
2ebtere5 miro er, unferer Meinuna
na9, lebr i6nen ieben.
NuG BON Tammarb tpeiBlnon nidt,
mas es tun miro. @ebt eS fir Bars
fer, 10 tut es oa8 nur aestpuuaener=
maben; oenn i'm @runoe iit Inn 6els
len Domination 10 unanaenebm, mie
nur m0ali@. uno es mlroe intriers
bin Bel Der NatiDnnlfDnoention ina
@emiht falen, tpenr man ron eineml
&anbioaten miBte, oaB i'm Die mdd=
tige EammanB Organization urtbe=
oingt befampfen nerbe,
Sang ii9er lit allD Die Momina-
tion Barfer'S mod nidt. aber feline
NuSiidten iinb gut uno iie BADEN lid
biz jebt beitdnoig aebeifert.
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Gtmas aaua gtdberes.

Man bat geiagt. oaB es uidts 81.
meres aebe nit NuSnabme bon Cob
uno Steuern, aber oas lit bod niht
INNER wabr. Or. Sings 0eue gnt,
bedung fir Sdpinoiubt lift elm
liberes 6eilmittel fir ale 2ungens
uno Salsleiben. 9aufenoe t6anen
bas beaeuaen. Srau 6. g. @an
Metre BON Sbepberotupr, @efts8ir,
ginien. laat: SD batte einen ihmes
rem Nnfan pun 8rDnhitis uro Elm
Sabr lang eebraubte ib oagegen
Nues. pa8 i'd in @rFabruna bradte,
aber uhne grfDla. Cine Elalhe pDn
Or. Sings Meuer gntoedune beilte
mid oanrt poaftdnbie. Sic lit uns
fehIbar eegen Braune, Seudlbuiten,
@rippe, GuagenentSiinoung uno
Sbpinoiudt. Man made eiuen Ser.
iuh oamiit. Da8 Wlittel wiro saran'
tiert npn S. 9afteper- & S0bn uno
No. DreiB. Npotheter. Brobefla>
iden frei. 8eauldre @r6Be 80 Gents
uub ST..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-28

SdDols' Salopn bietet einen
anaenebmen a%ufentbalt.
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Ser q ntpn Rerner. a,

6err Nnton Berner, ge.
boren ain 2. Ml1ra 1915 in Der Ndbe
Bpm 8atibfau in Der Bropins Sdle-
lien, &Dniereid BreuBen, perihieo
i'm 9auie ieineS Shmieaerlobnes
Nlfreo 81. &Otbe bel Neus8 raunfels
in Der Nabt BON Montag auf
Dienitag, ben l6. B. M. Sn ieiner
Sugeno lernte er oas S9mieoebanbs
merit. Sn Glter BON 26. Sabren
perbeiratete CT fib init Marie Ser
ben, nit tpelber er, neranlaBt our1
Die Mirren BON 1913, i'm Sabre 1851
nah 9egas auSpan0ertete llno lih
in Der Gdbe uDt, Neu-8 raunfels au=
fieoelte. Sier niontete er Gid] aus
nieiit Der 2anbmirtifaft. @dbreno
Der 8riegSseit i'm Sabre 1864 perlDr
er ieine Srau ourh ben 9oo, uno
i'm Sabre 1865 nerbeiratete er fih
pieber nil Der @ittme Marie @DleB,
geb. WtrDhen, melde i'm Sabre 1895
an ben Golgen zines Slapperlhlans
genbifies ftarb. Der @erftorbene
muroe am Wittwsb, Den |. B. 3d.,
unter arDBer Ueteili9una auf Dem
Meus8 raunfelier SriebbDfe nod Dem
&itus Der fatbolii9en Stride begra>
ben uDbei 6err Bfarrer @af amtirte.
- 0ad faum ahttagieem &rans
tenlager itarb am 5reitaa ben 20. b.
&c., Serr GDttlieb Sbers
tampf. Der @eriturbene muroe
am 2. 0ttDber 1885 in benz bi(tDril9
beriibmten @einsberg in @irtems
berg gebDren. 3abbem er in ieiner
8ateritaot baS MtiGerbanonerf aes
lernt bate. fam er als 16jdbri9er
Singing iiber Snoianota na9 0eu>
Braunfefs. 5ier perbeiratete er fi1
i'm Sabre 1857 NIT ieiner ibm i'm
Toce uoranaegangenen Satin Dros
thea, 9eb. &beinldnoer. Der CHE
entiproiien Ia 3inoer. pDn benen 7
friibSeitig itarben. g. 9. 3ta.
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Giue aberraidseupe gsrpbe.

I'm elm 2eben gu retten, unters
nabm Or. E. g. Werritt BON Mortb
MteboOpnnD, Ba., cine ieltlame Bros
be, Die aber gu elmer iiberraId)enoen
6eiluna fibrte. i@r ffreibt: Gin
Batient ruuroe BON beftiaen 8lntuns
gen befaaen, neldhe ourd] Elm Sta.
genaeibniir oeruriabt moroen mas
rem. SD bate oft feitaefteat, oaB
Electric 8itters OUr5ialide 9ienlte
tat fiir acute Miagsns uno 2eberbe>
lhnerben nno oesbalb peribrieb i'd
Iie. Wein Batient erbofte Iid IoFort
uno bat felt IA MDnaten feinen Mns
laa mebr qebabt." electric BitterS
tpirb garantiert alS Mfittel aeeen
9pspepiie. 8erftopfune uno @ierens
beIhueroen. Stan Made einen Ser,
iuh. Sour so Gents bel s. 3nltener
q Sobu uno No. DreiB, Apptbeter,
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8rDam's Beiuh.

Die &eiie Brban. 8 naA geras BAT
offenoar rtur ben 8rued eebabt, 8ro-
paganon fir 6enrit poer eii1en anoern
Ranoioaten, Der Dem ebema[ieeil
8eberriher Der 9emoErntie better
paBt afs Barter. gu MAIDEN. Sn Der
|febten Belt bat Barter in unIerem
State bebeuterto an Nnhang getpons
ren uno e6 iheint niht unmDglid1,
oaB Die Transformation ain 81.
SUM lire Delegaten CUR WatiDnals
fDnbentiDn fir Barrier inItruieren
Doer tpenigitenS cine Dem Stem 0Drs
Ter Dberribter ainiti9 eeiinnte Dele
Cation erfudhlen meroe. Das muB
Derhinoert neroen uno oe8balb mahte
lib BrDan mad unierm Gtaate auf.
Sn leiner Dalaier &ebe bot er
benn aud na6 Rrdften aegen Bar-
Fer eetpettert uno inn ale mDg.
liden lblimmen Din9e nadgeIaef,
Dor alien, oab er elm Diener Ser
@iienbabnen uno @aa Streets lei,
cine 8eibut0iguna, neld]e Brpan
nit 8orliebe eeaen feline @eaner aa=
penoet, neil iie niht bepieIen au
merben braudt uno bod mirtt. SIN
u%ebrigen aber ging Die gauge &eoe
nur barauf binaus, bob Die 8artei
auf Die Blatf0rmen BON 9anlaS gitp
uno tghicngu perpflibtet lei uno baB
besbalb bic teraniiben 9emDfraterl
feinen anberen &an0ioaten NOMINEES
rem oiirften, als einen Mann, Der
oiefe 8latFprmen inoDffiere. Mit
anoeren Wprten: nur Der Bruaniss
mus lit Die ebte DemDfrntie uno nur
bic 81 ibm balten, fino Demptroten.
Simmer Der alte Stnnopunft! unb
babel behauptet Der .@eiie BON SEE,
brasfa4 nit aeraoesu f6itlider uns
perfrorenbeit. er Oerbinoere bic Gini.
guua Der 8artei niht; afS Oh er nidJt
gang aenau miBte, oaB cine Gini.
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2ie @ini6lieRuns 9prt s(rtbar's

@hDn pur einieen @oden iaaten
mir, baB Sort Nrtbur pieIeidt be=
ltimmt iein mDae, in 0ielem 8rieg
eine dbnlihe Stole 81 lpielen, mie
SebaitppDl i'm &rimfrieoe. Balo
nadber iebDb ihien es, als nerul
Die Sapaner iih gar nibt peiter UNI
Sort Nrtbur flmntern, Die bort lies
eenoe ruiiiihe 5lptte einfad in
G@ab balten unb i'm uebrtgen ale
TIRE Graft 81 einem StDBe geaen Die
in Der Ndbe bDn Sian Yang fDn=
Sentrierte ruiiifde Nrmee sulammen
faifen mDIten. IS bate ben Mn'
lhein, alS mertl mar, ourt elm atpeiz
tes Seben i1affen, bas ruiiiibe Seer
eini6lieBen unb es oann nit furbtz
barer @epalt angreifen mDne, ia,
leibt entflanmte gntbuftaIten be-
baupteten auf duBerit 5meifelbafte
DepeThen bin bereits. oaB Die Gins
ihlieBung i6Dn ~pDllaDgen lei uno
bas ruiiiibe Seer in Der Mauiefaae
ftede.
Damn tam Der Siea Der &uiien
Bel Sene @ana Chang uno oanit
eiue uDuiae Gerduoerung Der Situas
tim. Die Sapaner tuarert nibt i'm
Stnnoe ibren Glan burhsufibren,
Die @inihlieBung bel 2iaD : gang
fDnnte nibt noa5ogen tueroen, lie
5ugen Iid gong nod Seng Wong
Chang 5urid uno an0erten nit Der
linen eigenen raiben gnti6lofiens
belt onIdeinenb io}Drt ibren Blan.
Stait bel 4iao gang cine gntId)ei=
bunosIhlaht herbeifiibren 81 m0llen,
rthteten lie lire Gufmertiamfeit
mieoer nuf Sort @rtbur. Die ur=
fpriinalide ablibt, Sort Nrtbur ours
ldufig gu iatlDrieren. muroe aufee=
geben unb itatt beiien puroen Dpes
ratiDner eineeleitet. Die 6eutlih 5eia=
ten, baB Die Sapaner entihloiien
Ieieu, 8art Nrtbur ein%3unebmen.
Sci bieiem Beginner baben iie
iebt einen lehr mihtigen grfDlg err
rungen, iie ba5en &inhDm erobert.
8Drt Nrtbur lieat befauntlib1 auf Der
Spite elmer lharf ms Meer binein=
fpringenben 2anbsunge Der 4iaDs
gung=6 albiniel. Cine Gtrede bDber
binnuf liegt aindum, nidt gu per=
uehieln nit BET groBen Stabt Sim
gbDtu am QiaD Tung @DIf. DurG
Die ginnabme bieIes BlabeS baben
Die Sapaner Die Spite Der 2anbs
5unge pollftdubig pDn Dem iibri9en
6eitlan0e abgelhlofien uno e5 ioute
| ibnen iebt elm 2eid]tes iein, bic Gin
1hfiebuna Bort Nrtbur's ppn Der
2anb< uno Seeleite au pDn5ieben.
SIT oas aelbeben ID niro un5peifel=
baft Elm BON Der sylDtte unterftibter
Sturm auf Die Gtaot nnternommer
nuerben.
Die Huiien nerben ieoenfauS ners
iuhen, Die Gtaot su befreien, iebr
leiBt biirfte oas aber niht iein. Die
Sapaner iteben nit ftarfer 6eeres=
mabt bel ssena Wang Chang uno
baben, pie pDn rullifher Seite ge=
nteIoet miro. Die ftrategiib uihtiaen
Gebirgspdiie in Der @egeno beiebt
uno befeitigt. Wenn Die Huf5en
Sort Nrtbur gu 0ilfe ellen mDlen.
perben iie erft iduere Gdmpfe gu be-
lteben baben. 9rOboem neroen lte
ben Heriub MAIDEN uno es mare
nibt HumDglih, baB AUDI iie ibren
biSberi9en 8lnn aufeeben uno lire
gauge Rraft nnf Die Befreiuag Sort
Nrtbur'S fOn5entrieren miroen.
Damn miiroen Die beioen gruppens
nafien bel Sort Nrtbur suiammer>
treffen, BORT uiroe bic grDBe Sbladt
gelhlagen neroen uno Der Sail Der
Staot tpiirbe ebeniD pie berjeniae
GebQitDnDl'8 ben Grfeo ent5d1ei0en.
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sso,a ~ariesssdaaplate.

Die @adlridt oDn Der Sin
nobme Sin Gbums burh bic Sapa'
ner miro offiaiea beftdtiat. Der @in'
nabme eine Elm fInfitinbiees idpes
res NrtiIeriefeuer noraus. on benz
lid aud Die Rrieasidiffe in Der 3as
lienmansBa beteifieten. Rah Der
@innabme Der Gtaot puroen Die
Huiien bon Den nef SHoen 81 aeles
genen 0iigeln nertrieben.
Rod elmer Mtelouna oe8 @enes
ralS &urDpattin babep Die Sapaner
pihtiae BaiIe auf benz @ege nad)
sgeng @an9 Chang beIebt uno be-
feitiat.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
Senate and House IN Brief.

Washington, April ia sharp col
loquy occurred IN the senate between
Teller and Hopkins. growing out of
the reading by Teller of a letter writ
ten by the late General II. IL. Thomas,
of Chicago. attacking the civil service
administration of the treasury depart
ment. The pOstottice appropriation bill
va, PASSED ,I.i. al executive SESSION
held.
The race question again was injected
into the proceedings of the house Of
representatives when Scott Of Kan
sas delivered a long address recurring
to the allegation that Cleveland had
invited negro 10 dine at the White
House. Williams CT Mississippi replied
and this matter was threshed over at
length. The Mccall report on the con
gressional pull matter was presented.
1t exonerateS all the congressman
whose names appear in the Bristow re-
port.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
KNIFE FOR A PREMIER
Anarchist at barcelona Attempts to Kill
Senior Maura, hut Only Inflicts
"a Scratch.

Madrid, April 13.-Just as Premier
Maura, OF the Spanish cabinet, was
entering the palace of the council gen.
eral at Barcelona on his return from n
requiem mass for the late eX-Queen
Isabella, q man rushed at him and at
tempted TO kill him. MaTa is hated
by the anarchists. socialists and re-
publicanS of Barcelona for his vigor
in suppressing strike violence. A semi
official report Of the assault says that
the assailant held concealed kitchen
knife, with which he stabbed the pre-
mier. but the force of the blow was
broken and its direction diverted by
the heavy lace on the minister's coat,
resulting in only slight scratch under
the sixth rib.
\ doctor attached to King Alfonso's
suite examined the premier and pre-
scribed a few hours rest His ma
jeSty sent messenger to inquire con-
corning the attack and as TO the prime
minister's condition. Joaquin Miguel
Artao. the aSSailant. was employed as
Il domestic He is an anarchist. and
when arrested attempted suicide by
dashing his head against the wall.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
Two-Years' Course Is Postponed.
HE WILL TAKE HIS MEDICINE
MoGarry. the Grand Rapids BoodIsr, Will
Bow TO the Decision of the SUI
preme Court.

Grand Rapids. Mich. April II. -
In an interview with Arthur Meigs,
a former Grand Rapids citizen, now in
Jacksonville, T. f. McGarry gave out
the following for publication: My
bondsmen will not he required TO pay
anything, on my account. | will return
10 Grand Rapids and receive the SEN
tence of the court"
The news of the supreme court de-
ciSion was q severe shock to McGar-
ry. He was confident Of n reversal.
As soon as the intelligence rea ched him
he left the office and retired 10 his
magnificent home several miles from
the city and would not sec any one.
1t is expected that an effort will be
made TO appeal the case to the supreme
court of the United States, but Assist
ant Prosecutor Ward says this cannot
be done as no federal issues are in
yOlVed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
Report Is Naturally Gratifying.
BOOM or THE GUNS HEARD
Somewhere Between Teag Chow aud Por
Arthur-Sea Fight. Perhaps.

Somewhere Between Teac Chow aud Port
Arthur-Sea Fight Perhaps.
Chefoo, April ia correspondent
of the Associated Press at Teng Chow,
forty miles northwest of here. tele-
graphs as follows: sounds of very
heavy firing were heard at half past &
O'Clock this Wednesday, morning
The firing evidently was being done be-
tween here and Port Arthur 1t is be-
lieved at Tcng Chow that the long ex-
peCted sea fight among the Miaotoa
islands has taken place.
THE Japanese battleship Asahi, fy-
ing an admirars flag. was seen of
Cbefoo yesterday going to the west
and there Is no doubt that the remain
der of the japanese feet was in the vi
cinity OF Port Arthur The Russian
feet also was seen outside Port Ar
thur yesterday"
Noon-The captain OF the steamer
Jockshan. which arrived today from
New Chwang, reports that he heard
heavy firing between > and I o'clock
this Wednesday, morning in the di-
rection OF Port Arthur. The firing was
continuous. but no ships were visible
From the direction of the sound he
judged that there was fighting at the
entrance To- Port Arthur.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
Iroquoi. Club Banquet at Chicago.

Chicago, April l3.-General Nelson
A. Miles has arrived here TO be the
guest of honor and the principal speak
or at a banquet which the lroquois
club will give To commemorate the
birth Of Thomas Jefferson tonight. Ex-
United States Senator Villas will speak;
also ex-vice President Adlai Il. Steven
son: Governor Garvin, of Rhode ISL
and. United States Senators Newlands,
OF Nevada; Carmack, Of Tennessee;
Culbertson, OF Texas. and Patterson.
of Colorado. John Il. Williams, mi
nority leader i'm the house of repre-
sentatives, and Mayor Harrison.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
THREE LOST ON A TUG
Frank Garfield Goes Down, Carrying with
II Captain. Engineer and
Helper.

Manstee. Mich. April 13. The
tug Frank Garfield. owned by the
Garfield Tug line Of this city. ran
aground on the outer bar nj Point Sa-
bic and was sunk. Captain Henry
Smith. Engineer Charles Kopfer and
Helper William Justmann were lost
Charles Smith and Gustave Szuszit-
sky, mate and fireman. were saved by
the use OF the life raft. The Can
field was valued at $4,000. 1t is a
total wreck
Captain Smith and Engineer Kopfer
were residents OF Manistee and leave
families. Justmann was not married.
The wreck was caused 10y the breaking
Of the tugs rudder chains while the
hand tiller was being adjusted the tug
going on the bar. The two men who
took to the life raft were rescued by
the Big Sable life-savers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
THREE LOST on A TUG
Frank Garfield Goes Down. Carrying with
Captain. Engineer and
HeIper.

N1anistee. Mich. April Is. = The
tug Frank Garfield, owned by the
Garfield Tug line of this city, ran
aground OH the outer bar at Point Sa-
bic and was sunk. Captain Henry
Smith. Engineer Charles Kopfer and
Helper William Justmann were lost.
Charles Smith and Gustave SZusZit.
sky. mate and fireman. were saved by
the use Of the life raft. The Can
field was valued at $1,000 1t is a
total wreck.
Captain Smith and Engineer HOPPER
were residents OF Manistee and leave
families .Iustmann was not married.
The wreck was caused by the breaking
OF the tugs rudder chains while the
hand tillcr was being adjusted, the tug
going on the bar. The two men who
took 10 the life raft were rescued 10y
the Big Sable life-saVerS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15

NV Dear Anni KATE
/ must tell you the good news. Right
after receiving your letter. the day before
New Years ! started in with new resolu-
tons OH the first of the year. / wrote tn
DR. K " Pierce AT Buffalo, ~. ", as you
requested me to do | gave him all my
symptoms which were that | was tired
so tired-all the time and did not care to
go anywhere, depressed and sad, and all
ambition gone backache and dragged-out
feeling could not sleep, limbs feeling sore
and aching. | followed the doctors advice,
which he went TO considerable pains to
make plain to me-to rest every day-a nap
after lunch-complete observation-disclosures
repose of mind, try not to worry, get as
much outdoor air as possible, and prac-
tice long, deep breathing expanding the
lungs. Then for uterine tonic, Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, coupled with wash
he told me of. | must say that after follow
ing his advice for four months / feel per-
fectly cured and like a new woman.
Yours affectionally, JEWEL.
Letters like the above are not unusual
Mrs. Kooman, ofS32 Grant Ave, Schenectady,
~. Y, says ct continued with the medicine
until had taken FIVE bottles also two walls OF
the Pleasant Pellets, and / was cured. 1 al
ways recommend DR.. Pierce's medicines to my
friends when they are not we'll"
rMy daughter is in quite good health, thanks
to DIR. Pierce's medicines. My wishes are that
all who afflicted will try them and see what
good can be done for the sick" writes Mrs
Elizabeth Mcconnell, of Rochester, Ind.
Send 81 one-cent stamps to DR.. r. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, for his Common
Sense Medical Adviser, 1908 pages.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
Ourrtion of Negro Dining.

Washington. April l3.-During the
debate in the house as to whether
Cleveland invited negro TO dine with
him at the White House Bartholdt
spoke of the fact that Thomas Jeffer-
son had honored negro with for
mai invitation to dinner at his family
table. Williams of Mississippi pro
voked laughter and applause when he
said that every man knows that II the
nigger ate at Monticello he ate i'm JEFF
ferson's kitchen. and not ut Jefferson's
"'mily table"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
STATESMEN EXONERATED
ucCail's Report says No Congressmen
Have Been Guilty of Anything Wrong
as To the Postoffices.

Washingtn. April 13. - The reprt
Of the special committee of the house
appointed to investigate the report
from the posto.iice department print
ed under the caption Charges con-
corning members of congress- was
made TO the house by Chairman Nc
Call. The report is signed by all sew
en- members of the committee. The mi
nority members, however. append sup
Elemental views. The inIport mt pna SOS
Of the report is a finding = gardlng
the connection of members with the
business OF the postofiice department,
there is nothing in any of the eases
considered that reflects upon the integ-
rity Of the membership OF the house
of representatives"
The question of who is responsible
for the preparation Of such a list as
committee saying that Bristow under
stood that the list was supplied as
had been desired by OverStreet. and
that the latter states that all he asked
for was n list of the cases where
leases had been cancelled and renewed
at Il higher rental on the recommended
ton Of members"
The minority report finds fault with
Bristow for not mentioning in his re-
port cases where members of congress
had been chargeable. the minority
says, with wrong, and with agreeing
to increases where they were not
proper
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15

Chicago April ia strike of ten
minutes duration occurred at the plant
of Swift Il Co. here Five hundred cat
tie butchers walked out. One hundred
employees who had been laid off and
whom the union charged had been
picked with reference TO their number
ship in the butchers union. were re
instated by the company and the
strike ended
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15
Conductor Burned to Deaf n /.

Metamorea, Mich. April IL. - Con
ductor Myron j. Vandecar. of De-
troit. was burned to death in Michi-
gan Central caboose. which with the
engine that was pushing II jumped
the track two miles south of here and
rolled down an embankment. The en-
gineer and fireman saved their lives
by jumping but were unable 10 reach
the caboosc In time 10 save Vande'
car
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-04-15

London, April 13-The Times New
Chwang correspondent. cabling under
date OF April II. says: Last night a
pilots flare was mistaken for the lights
of japanese fleet. and the Russians
fred and sank the junk with thirty
five hands, besides killing three per-
sons and wounding seven I'm another
junk. The native population Is panic
stricken and leaving the town"