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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20
Saved His Life.

J. w. Davenport, Wingo. KY.
writes. June Il. 1902: Il want TO tell
| believe Ballard s Snow Liniment
saved my life. | was under the treat
ment of two doctors, and they told me
one of my lungs was entirely gone.
and the other badly affected | also
had lump in my side. | don't think
that [ could have lived over two
months longer. / was induced by a
friend to try Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment. The first application gave me
great relief; two fifty cent bottles
cured me sound and we'll. 1t is
wonderful medicine and recommend it
to suffering humanit, :" 25c, soc, 81 90
Sold by Johnston Il Game.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20
County News.

Prof. 3. G. Hull and Mr.. e. T..
Phillips from the Eastern sec
ton Of LoWndes are among the
attendants at the World 5 Fair
The ladies of the Tabernacle
neighborho0d wish TO return
thanks to Mr.. w. G. Beard, of
this city. for number of fans
which he sent them during the
recent protracted meeting.
Elders Sims Kitchen and NJ.
L Vandfer, of Walker county
will hold a two days meeting at
Elbethel church on the second
Saturday and Sunday in Move m :
Der and the people are all invite d
to attend these MEETINGS.
Messrs. in. Connor and
VIM. Bailey of the Swanzy neigh
borhood. passed through the
city on Thursday enroute to the
m Getting of the Hopewell PRINT
tive Baptist Association which
met at Elrod, Miss, on Friday.
Mr.. Conner was delegate from
the Elbe thel church and Mr.
Bailey represented an Alabama
church.
The following have our thanks
for recent renewals of their sub
scriptions: A1essrs. D. p. Tun-
nell, Steens; w. r. Phillips, City;
g. w. Sharp, McCrary; c. A.
Cox, R. F. D. Fo. 2: Mrs. L
Gentsch. Philadelphia; w. H.
Wood. City; Adolph Dieterich,
Al1ridge, Ala; J. A. Willis,
Hamilton; E. E. Harris. Wood;
Lucius Lyde, Meridian; T. J.
Smith, Caledonia; r. E. Smith,
Caledonia: j. NJ. Thompson, City:
P. r. Quinn. Crawford; J. n
Wnbanks, City; Abe LOFTS. City;
}. W. Smith, Caledonia; NJ. N.
Andrews, Caledonia; Vim. Phelps,
Caledonia; r L. Fuqua, Guam
nah, Texas; A. J. Fuqua, Gale
donia; S. l. Howard. r. F. D.
No. 2; 3. G. Hull. Dow; w. E.
Lance, City; Miss Buenna Press
ley. Wood; W. T. mccarthy,
Broxton, Texas; Joe Abel. City;
Mrs. Annie Parham. City: W. B.
Vaughan, City; Mrs. L. @. Rus
sell, City; d. J. Sanders, SWanZy:
J. n. Savage, Swanzy: Bud
Bloodworth. Caledonia; Sip Bow
en-, City; T. E. Morris. Artesia
and others.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20

Half and Half will not chalk
or pue. The paint that lasts. Col.
ors and prices to suit good work
Sold by Johnston & Game.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. William )
left last Friday for French Lick
Springs, Indiana. where they
will spend some time.
Mr.. Wade Mercy. Of Meri:
dian. Miss, is in the city to at
tend the fair.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20
Paw Your lakes.

The State and County Tax Rolls
have been placed in my hands for
collection and [ am now ready to
receive and receipt for same. All
taxes unpaid on Dec. 18th will be
assessed with ten per cent dam
ages. T. A. EGGL ESTON.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
loft.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20
BIacksmithinq and Wood Work.

We are prepared to do all kinds
of Blacksmithing, Horse shoeing
and Wood Work and repairing at
our shop on Air Line road south
of Standard Stove Works. Char
ges reasonable and all work
guaranteed
10 91m. Ell. G. FOREMAN &Co.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20

Notice is hereby given to the
public that all of my lands in
Lowndes and Oktibbeha counties
are posted and no trespassing
or hunting will be allowed on
the same under penalty of law
T. j. SMITH.
10-5-2mw. Artesia, Miss.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20
BuckIen's Arnica Saive.

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salve,
lotion ointment or balm for Cuts,
Corns, Burns, Boils. Sores, FelOns,
Ulcers, letter, Salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Erup-
tions; infallible for Piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25c at Chapman &
Mayfield druggists.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20

A middle aged woman to act as
assistant at the Palmer Orphan
age. For further information
Apply to
r. E. MCCLURE. Supt.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20

Fresh oysters received twice
daily at Gerand 5 restaurant and
served in any style or delivered
TO families. Steak, fish. game
and other short orders are also
served at the restaurant IN ele-
CANT style and at moderate
prices. 1912 3t.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20

Ny oyster parlor is now open,
and am receiving fresh oysters
twice daily. and am serving
them IN any style at my restau-
rant and am delivering to fami-
lies in any quantities that may
be desired.
1912 BIT. +. GERAUD.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20
For Sale.

A good buggy and horse.
Will be sold cheap for cash.
For further information apply to
9-18-Im. CHAS. r. BROWN.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20

Ready to wear hats at Selig's,
for ladies and children. Latest
shapes and colors.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20
NAMED.

Forty or fifty acres of land
close to Columbus. Apply to
2. w. MAER
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20

Mr.. S. L. Goodwin, superin-
tendent of agencies ofsthe South
err Department Of the New
York Life Insurance Co. has
been spending the past few days
in the city.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-20
For Sale.

Furnace for sale. too large for
residence. Apply TO
9-18-1m j. NJ. MORGAN
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-03-24
REAYLFY

Spring seems 70 be with us onol
more. Wheat IS looking hue and
oats ara coming up nicely.
Mr.. q. Ayers father has recently
returned from Vermont whore 81
spent tine winter with his daughter.
Clyde Tourtilott met with quite a
painful accident Friday By falling
from a wagon. His right arm was
broken and the elbow dislocated-
Clyde has unusual grit and although
at first be suffered terribly. al last
accounts be was getting along fairly
wen.
DR.. Chastain was out Monday to
call on Miss Bea Tllson. who has the
s~carIetina.
Mrs. Jos DOnaldsou visited reia-
tiyes al EuFeka Springs. last week.
VIM. CorDeat. vile and daughter.
Miss Lulu. are visiting Mrs Cs
brother. sHas Aguew.
Mr.. Elmer Fossett took the train
Friday night on his way to visit
relatives Ia Colorado.
Our popular professor, Daniel Gre
sap and sister Hiss MARY. and
Messrs. Charles and Arthur Helden.
were entertained by Miss Celia Aver
at her home Friday evening. These
young people are fine musicians and
their music was greatly enjoyed by
all present
We are sorry 70 hear thar Mrs
VIM. Robinson Is again quite sick
Alva Louder has a Jew buggy aud
now has about the finest driving
Outfit in these parts.
Vim. Copeland has gone 10 Mpr-
win to prospect, aEa VIII probably
he gone some time.
Uncle Johnny Long pow occupies
the house AT Shote Recently vacated
by Jim Sigis and family who now
live IN one Of Mr. Beliiers houses
EZEKE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-03-24
TRUSTEES SAT-.

Whereas. Walter Hendrieksonanl
Matte H~endrickson. his vhc,hy their
CERTAIN devd a. trust. dated Mar-h
18th. 1898. aud recorded on the i6th
day Of warch. 1905. Ga book I1S. al
page 3g7. in the office of the Recorder
nf ntssls Within aud for Rates clun-
". Missouri Ht Hutbr conveyed 60
the undersigned trustee the touow-
lug described zeal esta.e dtuafc.
lying and hging 90 tho county ol
Bates. State og Missouri. ani De-
scrilxsa a. follows. to-witAH 90.
Lots one "a and Two o. GA biors
one Hundrd aud Fiity six u56l On
the Rich IAN Town Company IS ss
ond addition 10 the town lnow
elty) Of Rich Hnl and
Whereas saiidced 90 trlsf amoag
other things provides that m De-
hult 81 payment of ANY part oi said
debt s,eund 10y said deel oi trpst
then tho whole % said debit shall l
come dur and payable and
Whereas, ietanlt hns hn mta
10 the payment oi one ~ the ssi3
notes Ia said dsssl ni trust 2 noed
and also the intenest on tts oiher
notes ia the said dss>l 81 trnst de-
scrlcd;-
NOW, therefore. D. thc unier
trustee, hy virtue ar the raWey Ga
me vested ca Rnd "a stl3 ds,d "a
trust and az the nslufst ni the
legal hoidcr audoNncr al sail NOTES
hereby give uotice that I wfn ON
SATURDAY, APRIL agB laoA
bctwcea she hoRrs 90 o'eiosk a a..
and 5 o'clock D. m.. of that das d
the front door of the postolHe h0
the city ~ Rich nill Bates eoauD.
Mo, cxpose ssia neai ESTATE Cor sat
atpuhlle Vendae. % tee HIGHEST Nt3
der lor cash. "a PAY 81 said nofn.
aud the lnirrvst thereon ana sht 81
pense q eNpcatiug this tcist
6EN rGNrLgroN.
lfuSlra
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-03-24
MORPHINE.
What Is 10 Become Of the Cen
stantly Increasing Number
OF Drug vICtImS9
Can They Be Car,d1

This question Is agitatlng the
minds oi the best ministers. doctors
aud thinking men Of today. Them
are over % million drug users in the
United States alone. and the number
Is rapidly Increasing. An unite Ia
saying that a rciiahle cure Ia the only
salvation This Is no ordinary dis
cBsc ana yields 20 no ordinary drugs
or methods oi treatment We now
offer our treatment which we guar
antee VIII cum any easeof Morphine,
opium. Iaudunam. Cocaine or other
drug habit or nefund your money,
To any person suffering from this
dradlul disease we win send n trial
package ~ our treatment absolutely
frce. Write today. All correspond.
enco strictly confidential IN plato en-.
Nelopes. Address, Manhattan Their.
apoutlc Association. Dept b., llxi
broadway, New York City.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-03-24
TIE Hugh sehOo. E Entertainment

Lest FRIDAY night wa e grt :
siec 5 The Rich lIil dghs,rr.
WON ifr contest on ,hs q%a,>lon
Resolved, Thar Labor linton, are
detrimental TO the interests OF ,h,
working class. The Rich Hin
school took The Affirmative and tnr
following Is = synops.s OF their lius
OF argument
AifFmrd,-rhat Labor Unions
are right in their ossensinle purpose,
bu, that AS they exist today they do
not attain the end sought. That
only a sma,l per eent (less than 10
per cent? o, the laboring men be.
long 10 tte unions and that the evils
resulting to the labor union men on
account OF strikes eounterhalanee
the good received from decreased
hours and Increased wages
That, II 1t were true that all mem
bsrs OF Labor Unions were bsnehtet
by SAID unions, sdll the large maior
isY OF laboTers Cover 90 per cent
who do no, belong, arc no. only no.
benefited. but are POSITIVELY injured
by Labor Unions.
That during strikes. under pres
ent management, violence IS no
preyented-snd the destruction o
property, and sven lite, occur.
That the walking delegate, Q
business manager, is not res.Fane.
IN has powers, aud may be-m lac
often ism injury 10 the eause Q
labor BY promoting needless strike
aud n some instance ) bssraysng n
Cause be represents.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-03-24

Uncle Tom O'Neil's wife is very
sick with not much prospect Of an
early recovery.
F. z. Kellogg sPen, Sunday in
this city snd attended Sunday
school like a good boy.
The financial statement given
out by the Walnut street NJ. E.
church last Sunday makes a good
showing.
FoR SALr-Stnwberry plants. -
difeFen, varieties TO selee, from.
All standard aud have been tested.
SCOTS Little Fmi, Farm, southsas,
comer Of Rieh Hin, I'm
The State Superintendent spent
several days recently in Jackson
and Saline counties inspecting ru-
raj schools. The fruits Of county
supervision were very evident.
lie, us have supervision in every
eounly aud thus economics school
expenditures 10y getting fifty per
cent better results.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-03-24
Bin Done

says he thinks there ought 70 be
a statement Of the financial siiua-
ton Of the city every SIX months
as j, used to be add that the peo
pie ought 20 know what has been
done with the city money
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-03-24

1880
the stree yesterday.
Work on the Panama canal will
begin within the mex, three months.
CiiH Mcbride and family npw oe.
cupies ibe r D. WarFen residence
on eae Maple y.
II. p. Robinson. ~. aud wife.
after a short visit 10 friends - Neya-
d, returned ZONE Tuesday.
Charley Falor. John Burke, and
others Of our sick folks, are fast
coming ous with the early spring
Committee has called a meeting
Of citizens OF the second or north
ward tohigh, to nominate a esndl-
date for Alderman.
Mrs. L. NJ. Griffith went to Ne
vada, Tuesday, Tor = shou visit to
her parents, MI. and Mrs. J. T..
Reavley.
The Bazaar has the mos, ele-
giant lihS Of bats to be found in the
city. Call and see them before
they are picked over.
Mrs. Ames. OF the Bazaar, Wis
tied the eastern markets last week
and purchased new goods by the
wholesale. Go in and take a look
at them.
DR.. d. E SmalIey came down
from Hume Tuesday, and called at
the TRIBUNE office. His father.
who is nearly ninty years old, Is get
ting feeble.
Gus Elgert went to Independence
Tuesday, to attend the fn-
neral of Mrs. Emma Lockwood a
Of Mrs. Elgerts and a niece
Of Mrs. Mclean.
Mr.. {. W Done, of Lone Oak
townshid, departed over the Frisco
road Monday evening for fancy
county, on & real estate inspecting
trip. He may make an investment
he returns
Mr.. John Burgesser Of Papins-
vile was in the city Monday 10
meet his son, DR.. Burgesser and
wife, of Nevada, and take them
out to the home of the old folks for
3 few days visit.
Rev. F. c. Moore. Of c~enterview,
johnson county, was a guest Of Rev.
c. G. James, Tuesday for exami-
nation, perhaps preparatory for his
admission to the ministry a, the
Carthage conference now in session
Every County School Commits
iioner has been supplied with CO.
pies Of State superintendent re-
port. Teachers should call for CO.
pies Of il. Il contains more good
} edsgogy ADD more Missouri
school history than any previous
e port. Ambitious, progressive
eaehers cannot do without il.
The State Superintendent has CO.
'ies he will mail to the FIRST 500
eaehers asking Ior them.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-03-24
STATIONS.

II you have a mare 10 breed, see
Spenoer's four standard aad regis
tered stations, from IS-2 20 ~
hands, 1.-THE Spencer Place. north
cas-, corner Of Rich Hill; or send
for a bill. iint
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-03-24
DBD83 8048BB3D88
{. LOCAL BRIEFS.

list.
A short and severe bail storm
last Monday night.
c S. Beasle, returned Saturday
from a trip TO Kansas.
You can get your new Eas,eE
hat and gown at the Bazaar.
Mrs. J. w. Snider was reported
much improved Monday evening.
Old newspapers, SC for a big
bundle at THE TRIBUSE Office.
John w. Jamison, cashier Of the
F. q NJ. bank, is on the sick list.
THE Tribune telephone is No
So. Send in your items by teIe-
phone.
Hon. Jerry CulbertsOn. Of Hsr-
risonville, was on our streets, last
Saturday.
A Iso acre farm in Hudson
township to rent. Inquire of Prow-
ell & COsk. Rich Hill, Mo.
Our old friend Girls KiIliuger was
IN the city Monday aud made the
RIBUsE Office a pleasant call.
Miss Bertha Burns returned
home Saturday from a weeks Wis
il to her sister near Pasaaic.
z r. wiliamson's friends are
trying to boost him into the alder
mans race in the North ward.
Every housewife should read Mrs.
win H. Lows cooking articles in
the Womsn's Home Companion.
Rev. Wesley Latin who has
been suffering quite severely, late
ly, is reported somewhat better al
this writing.
All the new weaves in summer
weight black dress goods can be
found at the Bazaar. See their
stock before purchasing.
Mr.. Jack McRoberts. in compa
ny with Rev. c. C. James, made a
pleasant call on The TRIBUNE Of
fee Monday morning.
Chas. Orr who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Orr, returned 10 Gas City,
Kans.. last Saturday.
Mt. r. Dubaeh, a friend Of THE
Of long standing. was in
the city, last Friday, aud made
our Office a pleasant call.
AT the last meeting Of the G.. A.
post, three new members were
sworn in and a very interesting
meeting was enjoyed by all present.
Visit the Bazaar il you are 10
need Of anything new. New
goods, new belts. new hats
n fact anything you want. you
;an surely ind il at the Bazaar.
Prot. L. b. Allison and II c.
principal OF Batler
schools, came down last
evening 10 attend the high
,ehool debate. aud Willie in the CT
y. favored The TRIBUNE with a
'ieaSsn, call.
Joe W,nchsi Gem IN tom tne
line OF III, FRISCO s, s,em
sunday morn'ae 20 spend a ieS
lays with homctoiks Rsilroadine
seems TO agree with Joe Tie
.ooks healthy aud handsome Joe
ioes love TO see things move.
]. X Martin, DR.. Drlams,er, +.
NJ. Koonta. {. a Lane and Hon..
!. r.. Halss attended the Republ-
can state convention a. Kansas Civ
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
returned home last night. They re-
port everything lovely and the ut
most harmony prevailed.
Miss Dorothy Koon,z entertained
q hos, Of her young trisnds last Sat
in celebration Of her 10th
R.-.t.tt.-. -.. -...
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
Wilniiter Salt pan 9ej.

Der bar ben Ienere lib oaret
llgler UtoIen ongaaenOe aanulcn
/ Banana. qraiibenbenten beiluis
tebe Iau at ienbe arigsminiiter Saft
Iom fin ierlige Hepraientunt til
Banana meo ct 2lmitetsz9ubfab.
(@enitabsTtripelIe). Wainiiteren full
be @aar affeile fra YeniacOIa,
6la. pua arpoieren Columbia.
N1iniiteren bar I tit 5slge Mrs.
3aft, Senor DON 2t6ulbiu panu,
mas @eIanbD, &ontre 9tbmiral :.
s.. @alter (panuma &anal aOms
misiionens 5ormanb), 0ommer
Gborles g. Nlagoon (aomisIionens
9oDtDnbige), q. SO. Grotpea Qi9eiaa
en- 2optbnOig) og flere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
SOs life imOO Yensene.

9et berettes fra GlaD Gentre.
ytebr., at 5drz8ommisfon9r Ypllaro
for burlington 9anen tilbpoGount9=
aasierer Spanion $15,50747 iom
iuIo Detailing of naonte 8anes 3ar
Sian So. for 1904. 3ilbubet al
foges.
Den 5ar eler Stat, Iom er paas
liQnst Burlington 9ane Glap 60,
6els6er fig til $2O.27o.33 eGIer $841 Sc
minore eno 3aren for 1903. iii
buOet oar boIeret paa @arbiattelfen
for 1903 meo 1ia9g uf 20 9rOcent.
3arzaommisiionGr polaro Id9be,
at ban 6opbe b9ret 81 Counties
/ Staten og giort 3ilbub. men oe
HeiteGounties bar be bIcoen afilaoebe.
0enne 9eretning imager al, at
Sernbanerne tror ielr at tunne be
Femme beres Stattedf9ift, men bier
tiai9e. at De fleIte 6ountps9asierere
mener, al be faor retts iig eFter fam
me Statteli9ning iom Smdafolf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22

til Wlioodg Idmmen meo preIibent
@liot al 6drparo ltniperIitet. Gjom-
pers inbremmebe, at be babbe ipiit
Dinner idmmen meb Yr91ibent@liot,
men n9gtebe 6eitemt be SIutninger,
man brog berfra, og ban baboeOe,
at Iua lGnge ban Itob SorbinbeIie
meb 9lrbeibep6eoGgelfen, blbe ban
tanpe imo0. at polititten bleb bldn,
bet Iummen meO 6oreningsIpprg3,
maaIet. W}it4en fus6e til @ictor
Berger, at bpis ban life bar @tanb
til at beoiie fin paaItanb, at ban
(MitheG0 bar en- 5orreber af 9trbejs
bernesSog, lau muatte ban itau oOer
for aGe tiIIteboaren6e fom en- beoiit
2pgner.
0ele9ationen ubtalts peb ct b9lbi9t
Ooertal lin SilIib til @ompers %
Wtit6elI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
Statue for ,Sreoerif oen
Store Doihinoton.
@en fab mellem uniteb
9 tates o9 3pft1anb.

Som @rtenotlig6ebsbebis for
oen itenne W2OOtdgelIe, Der oberolt
Rites prins 6enrp, ba ban / 1902
beIegte 0e foreneOe Stater, og iom
llOtrbt for 8enitab bar &ejIer 8il.
belm if9ntet en- Statue at 5reoerIt
zen Store til Q(merita. Den blep dfs
Il6ret Mnfbin9ton / 2eroags. Der
ceIe6rerebes fort. st 8ifalbsradb
fra 5000 9temmer, ,berettes Bet,
fDlote gu ften,b ,ba ben ameritanltfpote
garonesIe oon Sternburg, aeiTerens
2(m6usIuOer i @aI6in9tons 6uitrlt
6rog Slpret df Statuen.
YraiIoent 9OoIepelt oq Baron
pon Sternburg talte / 2lnlebningen.
Bon Sternburq Iaqbe bl, a.:
,0enne Statue er Ienbt ober 6a,
bet iom en- 8en Itabsz@abe til bet
ameritanIte 5olt og Tom ct barigt
NRinbe om ben bjerteli9e W1obtagelIe.
rer bleb piit Yrins 6enrD".
Pr9iioenten ia9be 81. m. a.:
Seq mobtdger oenne @abe, life
Blot foroi bet er enStdtue af en- meg
tig Solbat, men Iom ct Symbol pda
bet 9enitubs6aan0 og ben gobe 8iI>
lie, Iom ieg boaber ital binbe bet a.
meritanite og bet tpite 6olt iteDie
tpttere idmmen. Der er 8lobsnagte
itab melem be to g2ationer."
&eiIer @ilbelm fulgte meo lebenoe
Snteresie i'm 8robers8eDGgelier Der
/ Q(merita, og ban Da< op6t grebet af
ben utilil0neoe 8enligbeb, Der bites
Dam operalt. 5pr Iaa at gibe bette
9eIeg, iom fit faa 6eloigt ct ltbfalb,
et oarigt 02inOe, 6enpsnOte ban iig
til 3DiflanO5 melt bremte 9iGeo6ugs
ger for at ifabe en- Statue af benne
bans tore 5orfaber. Raroarenbe,
nu afilpreoe Statue er ubfalbet.
2lere talte i 2(nlebningen. Foruz
ben be neonte tillige General G6afs
fee og @eneral ppn 2gpenfelO, Seiz
ierens ipecieqe &omniSiionar, ion
poergaOStatuen til QmbasIabsr bon
Sternburg,oer ida after oDergab ben
til prGIioent 3ooIepelt oq bet ameris
tan1te 5olf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
ssremont Batter.

Dor nbe airte nermer Iig fin
5uloenbelIe. @i faar ct o9rbigt
9ubs6us bepube. airfen er tebt of
en- dmeratdnit @snbgbermeni99eb og
bar 6eliggenoe 2 Wlil gorb for, men
er 10 nu fpttet ben, bbor bor game
Sirte Iua. Menigbeben bar ts6t 4ls
ter og prebiteitol fra ct betenbt Sir
ma / Ulilpaufee. s Stebet for III
terbillebe faar bi en- nboelig ariItuss
Stutue (E6orOalbfens), 4 Sob Og 3
CONNER bei.
SnbOiellen bar 6eItemt til feriie
Senbag December, men paa Grunb
al, at stirten life fan blibe farbi9
til ben 9ib, bar oi b9ret ngbt til ut
ubIGtte ben til 3. Senbog / 0ecems
Der. 9enner fra nar o9 fern inp-
6bbes til at tomme og belle 5eitgl1'
BEN meb os / be 9age.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22

Samme Dag bar Der Sl6lss /
gBicter qart 6oG, bpor 9ranbFaoen
anIlaas til 1000 Dollars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
st interesiant SlofnnO.

0et Steb, bbor Yere Marquette
fprit iIog fig neb oeb 8rebben af
Gbicd9oz5loben, ibnes nu enbelig at
pere faitilaaet meb Stfterbeb beb ct
6unb, Iom er giort at @rbeibere for
3r9laItbanbler Cameron 8. Mi[le0,
1925 9fobep ct, Gbicago.
st Ssrntors, Iom, paa en- upaientz
Zig ltnbtagelie nar, er lig bet, fom
bleo funoet paa bet gamle 8apel beo
Gabotia, og iom nu er / Gbicago 6i,
itoriite SelIfobs 8eiibbelIe, er fun
bet beb Slpbens Norbz@ren Ners
beben af 9fObep ct. og Slip 6" af
QGilleb Qumber &ompooni. s Ste=
bet for ct ,5leur De Sis" pdd Sop
pen af &oriet, bar bet fioft funbne ct
life &ors. 9et er ben eneIte 6orifeG
meqem be to.
Oct Steo, 6bor SerntorIet blep
funoet, er neja9tig bet famine, fom
for otte o9 halotrebiinbstnpe @ar Il
rem af OsTion @utbrie bleo ertl9-
ret for at b9re Mdrquettes 2ejrplab5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-22
13. Narl.
9iOOt Om Senator Gofrea.

@rzWliniiter Root bar ben 18. bs.
I @ai6ington for at beltage Qlfs
ilsringen af en- Statue for 6reberit
ben Store. SOet Der taltes ON uoz
falbet df @al9et, gab ban Senator
@octreuuf MisfOuri ct tBnt BIB
nes6prb. oSeg formO6er," Id9be ban,
lat MisfOuris republitanfte 2egisla=
tur 6liper ngbt til at Ienbe en- Ge>
pu6litaner til De foreneoe Staters
Sendt, men bet ftulbe el96e mig,
pm man tunbe glemme parttitilIins
gen lenge not til at bebolbe en-
M}an0, Der bar gjort fig faa fortient
ipm Senator GoctreIl, 2anbets Sic
neite. 9ans lunge Grfaring, bans
Gbner, bans 5Itb og 9engiOen6eO
Ill 5orretning, bans opbSiebe 8ez
greb ON pffentlig Pltgt og bans bsie
Sitting fom 9or9er 9sr bam til en-
Offentlig @mbebsmanbn.
Sngen Manb bill fapnes mere ben
3ieneite enb Senator Goet=
ref. Som en- 8epublitoner, Der cr
BAN mobIat / politif, fan je9 bog
iige, at bet bebrsber mig dlborliet,
at 8egeringen itol mite en- Manb
lem Senator Gocfrell.