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COLD WEATHER
HITS THE EAST

Baltimore. Md. Feb. l6.-To-day wna
one OF the scycrcst OF tho winter. The
temperature was us low as seven do
grccs above zero. and nil day long q
gale blew through the ruins in the firc
district Mt n forty-milc gait. making
the conditions dangerous for all with
In the lines. a plumber OF tottcring
wniis were blown down. and bricks. tin
roofs and debris were sent flying In all
directions.
entire Cape Cod section was swept by
furious blizzard yesterday and last
nIght-the worst since that OF Novem-
ber. 1898. Traffic on land and water
was seriously impeded. ,.t
Syracuse. n. Y. Feb. 16.-A fierce
snowstorm is raging all through this
section OF the state. Tho thermometer
in Syracuse was fifteen degrees below
zero during the night. All trains wcro
late.
Detroit. Michigan. Feb. 16.-Last
night was the coolest of the winter in
the lower peninsula of Michigan. The
thermometer here dropped to nine and
one-tenth degrees below zero. Grand
Rapids reports that the thermometer
registered ten below last night, and at
Alpena It was sixteen below.
Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 16.-This was
the coolest day in Cleveland and north
ern Ohio in five years. The govern
ment thermometer here recorded eight
degrees below zero, while at some
points the mercury fell to fourteen be-
low.
Pittsburg. Pa. Feb. 16.-Thermome-
ters registered from five to ten degrees
below zero in and about Pittsburg to-
day. At Crory 1t was thirty degrees be-
low zero. Two men were found frozen
to death.
La Crosse, Wis, Feb. 16.-With the
thermometer between fifteen and twen-
ty-five below zero to-day. all trains are
late. The Mississippi river at this
point is frozen solidly to the bottom.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
JOHN 2SHAFROTH RESIGNS
in FAVOR OF ROBT. W. BONYNGE

The object was that the original ar
rangement, form and conditions Of the
ballots should frst be seen by tho com.
mittee.
'"The law is that when n poll is taInt-
ed by fraud and It Is impossible to
purge the poll OF the fraudulent votes.
the vote on tho entire precinct. legal
and Illegal. must be thrown out.
THE committee has given me every op-
portunity to ascertain the illegal vote.
so as to save the valid vote In these
precincts. Until I saw the ballots last
Thursday thought the illegal vote
could be detected and separated from
the legal vote, but l must confess that
my inspection has convinced me that It
is impossible to do SO in this case. The
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
COLORADO WOMEN DESCRIBE
THE BENEFITS OF SUFFRAGE

benents OF woman suffrage through
twenty-seven states. she had found that
the greatest bugbear TO be met with
Was the seeming dread Of the word
polls The general tmpFussioa was
that the polls were placed where all the
women were compelled TO so and stand
in line with all the bad men. who oe-
eupied time In swearing. As . matter
Of fact. the men met AT the polls were
the husbands. brothers and friends OF
the women.
Mrs. Helen L. Grenfeii. state super
intsadent of schools OF Colorado. told
OF her experience in running for Of
heo. She had eanyassed the stale sew
erai tunes. and said she had met with
just as much ''ehiyairy" In her school
work Or In society. As To the election
frauds. Mrs. Grenfeii asserted that only
ono woman repeater" had been found.
Ex-Governor Aiya Adams OF Pueblo
gave the committee his hearty endorse
ment of woman suffrage, II was. he
said. not a question of sspesiieney. but
. question OF right and justice. He
said he was personally acquainted with
10000 women voters in Colorado and
was prepared to assert that their right
to vote did not detraet from their wom-
aniy instincts as mothers and wives. or
mar their feminine refinement. Tho
delegation was given a hearing by the
Ssnai. committee ON woman suffrage
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

plause rang through the chamber and
hundreds of the members thronged
about him to shake him by the hand
Following is his address In part:
"Mr. Speaker, l rise to a question Of
personal privilege. In the contested
election case Of Robert w. Bonynge
against John F. Shafroth, it was stipu-
lated and agreed by contestant and
contestee that the ballots cast at the
election in the twenty-nine contested
precincts should be brought before the
committee on elections of the House
and opened for the first time In the
presence of Its members.
"The ballots were those cast at the
general election Of 1902 for state off,
GERS, and representative in Congress.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
She Used Her Hatchet.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 17-Blanche
Boies was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Hazen to serve thirty days in
jail and pay a fine of s100 for her Sec
ond offense in smashing the windows
of buildings in which joints were op-
Grating, February 14th.
Miss Boies smashed the windows Of
five buildings. She has been serving
a thirty-day sentence for smashing the
first windows of the series of five.
That sentence expired Saturday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Bryan Eu!oqizes Hanna.

Tallahassee, Fla, Feb. 17.-William
j. Bryan. when informed yesterday Of
the death of Senator Hanna, said:
He was one Of the most forceful
figures in modern politics. He won
his place at the head of his party in
the Senate and in the nation by his ex-
traordinary executive ability and by
his skill in organizing the forces that
control that party. Even his political
opponents realized the strength of his
personality and many admirable quail
ities." T.a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

law being as l have stated and the
number of precincts tainted containing
majorities for me greater than my re-
turned majority, l must say that If
were judge upon the bench consider
ing this case. should be compelled to
find against myself, and, as the vote
in the contested precincts aggregates
less than one-tenth of the vote Of the
congressional district, would be COM
PEELED to find that. according to law.
Mr.. Bonynge is entitled to the seat
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

The New England milk producers
fnion Is to be capitalized for $1,000. 900.
The capital stock would have been
larger. but the springs have been low
this winter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

The husband of an actress assaulted
an eastern critic the other day for
saying she couldn't act. The husband
was justified. The lady being his sole
support, he might have been compelled
to work for a living If the critics
charge had not been disproved. Va L'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

President Loubet Of France attr!b-
rsss his good health to taking long
walks every morning between and 8
o'clock. But some people would rath.
ef have poor health.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

One visiting scientist is of the opin-
ion that the boil weevil can be eradi-
Gated by more careful culture Of cot
ton. This is like trying to get every
body to agree to go to church on Sun
day morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

-No friendly Intervention" say tho
Jap and tho bear. Each has had
enough OF it-tho bear after whipping
the Turk and the Jap In tho Chinese
affair.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Men representing four billions Of
dollars inspected the New York sub
way recently. II 1t had caved In. tho
life insurance companies might have
had to go out of business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19
Colombia Quiets Down.

Washington, Feb. 17.-Mr. Snyder,
United States charge at Bogota, ca
bles under date of February 18th as
follows: Complete quiet prevails ev-
erywhere. The election passed off
quietly, but no one knows whether
Reyes or Velez has been elected Pres
ident Talk of Panama seems to have
completely subsidized"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Two men died of heart disease in
New York the other day, after running
npstairs to catch elevated railway
trains. And the world is going on
Just the same as IL they had made
connections and got there right on
time. l. ---------
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

A Berlin iaundryman Offers to buy
shAvs for h!s cugiomsrs II they will
let him do the!E washing. That Der
liner must bo yankee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

It was an incident powerfully remi-
niscent of Dickens Our Mutual
Friend," when in Cambridge, Mass, a
poor and friendless old woman diad
Just as she was being taken up tho
steps of the poorhousa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Tho dove OF peace can scarcely be
expected to nest In either tho Russian
vhiskess or the s,ewpaa hat Of the
vily Jap.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

A Utica man has been arrested and
apod for snoring in church. People
who can't sleep noiselcHsly should
stay q bono on Sunday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

In Detroit u boarding house iodscr
secured hot water by waving re-
volver around his head: and then no
rot Into Il. for he was arrested.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

The vhalebons trust has advanced
prices 20 per cent This is a palpa-
BILE conspiracy To squeeze the con-
aumsr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

II looks now as II the United s,a,ca
voSld beat tho rcrt of tho world In
the production Of rad!um. rs Il docs
IN most other things Industrial.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Il appears that our exports to Scot.
land arc growing and In few years
vs will he sending golf clubs and kits
70 tho land o. cakes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

English scientists have discovered
q new poison, one Whit of which would
KIN a whole roomful of people. Why
should scientists devote valuable time
to the making of that kind of discov-
eryf -ar
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

President Wilson says "the typical
American is the man hundreds OF
miles away from the big cities and
unspoiled by them" And we may add
that he is getting to be rather lone
some .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Whitaker Wright was an example OF
that kind OF success" which tho youn.
man would do well to study carefully
before emulating.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

One man has served tho Massaehu
sstts senate 25 years ss chaplain and
stiil has faint religious glow isft.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

While It is proper that churches
should conform with the law in the
matter of exits. most ministers find
their greatest difficulty in getting men
to patronize the entrances.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

u really hooks as II Russell Sage
has retired at the age of 81. Are oui
young HssH getting indolcnt!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

corea is about the sire of Kansas
Well. then. what's the matter with
Corsal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

A woman's idea OF a becoming hat
10 something that looks like fying
machine that has been struck by light
ainE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

A pretcnder to the throne OF Corea
80 hiding in this country. Hos foolish.
He might pretend Just as well in some
dime museum and get n good big sal.
ary for II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Somebody has written a book es-
satisd How To Sleep" That's easy.
Get an alarm clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

The Unned States is not afraid Of
Gen. pssse'uribs, Shaf,er Is as big
- botA of him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-19

Ths fact tina; = composer has gone
crazy while trying to write a popular
song ray have saved the sanity Of
ethar people.
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WANTED EASTERN FEATHER COMPANY
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR HAULING ASHES-YAR DE-
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until TWO PM. MAY FIFTH, 1904 -snd then
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Notice is hereby given that the commissioners of
the District of Columbia intend to make the fol.
judgment. necessary for the public health, safety
and comfort Assessments for one-half OF the
public act tn No. III, approved August l. 1884 Par
ties who interested In the proposed work are
ing at the District building on wednesday, May
4, 1904, at II o'clock am, in the board room OF
the ad m hs to ad all
ware sewers as follows: In tie north side OF
rennsyyaniss avenue n9rt itns between d ta
Of square west Of square Ia estimated cost. $16o.
In Stanghton street from Columbia avenue east
block l. Meridian Hill subdivision, and lot SO Of
the subdivision Of COLUMBIA College lands lsouth
i4th street southeast between Georgia avenue and
street ahutt lG;s lots 49, "a rs 70 T. - 70
9th streets, AUDITING lots Sc g., 81, %. 50 and 90,
Of 10th street NV. from street to Dupont Cir
sessed against all lots in square lis sbuttng on
said west side of 10th street between the limits
cost Of 1855. to be assessed against all lots in
Of Rosedale street between the limits named Re.
set curb and lay cement slewaik-on the south
line Of lot 4s. block 81 Dobbins' addition. at an
estimated cost Of SOL to be assessed against all
said south side Of street between the limits
named. On both sides of street ne. from Sd
street to 4th street. at an estimated cost OF
81 ,332 to be assessed against all lots In squares
7s4 and 1856 abuttlng said street between
the limits named. Reset curb and lay flag walk
On the north side Of Grant road from Wisconsin
avenue to a point $50 feet east Of the west line
Of the property OF j. W. Chappell at an esti
mated cost Of $500. to be assessed against the
property abuttng on said north side of Grant road
between the limits named. Set new granite curb
--on the east side of North Capitol street from q
street to II street. at estimated cost of $780,
to be assessed against all lots in square ST.
abutting said east side of North Capitol street
between the limits named. Pave alleys with
ytrifed asphalt block-Alley in square 800. at
estimated cost Of $780, Alleys In block 4
Washington Heights at an estimated cost OF ST.
1872 Alleys in square $685. at an estimated ecst
of IS 800 Alleys In square TBS, at an estimated
cost Of 81 ,00s. Alleys in square 49, at an esti-
mated cost Of 90 900 ALLEYS In square 1888 at an
estimated cost Of So, 615 HENRY B. +. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY L. WEST JOHN BIDDLE Com
missoners Of the District OF Columbia.
apis, Is. %. Boat
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-04

frem til faaes 4rbeioe / bans Ser
ming. 3. .Ssnoaesftolens arbei=
oere". Sanoelig, BET tr9nger til
Trsftelie. og ri mao tomme til8fdr>
beo ober, 6pem Der fan n9re en- 6erz
rem p~elbebageli9 4rbeiber = % bpor=
Dan Ri paa etbpert Steb ueo be Ars
%beipere, fom inbes, fan orbeioe en-
Ssnougsitole op pou en- for 9erren
bebaselig Madbe.
Seq gI9eer mig til bette Mebe os
haaber, at ri itdl nda noeet. Men
olIermeit gleber ieg mig til. at ri ON
4ftenen og ON SsHougen ffal foa rig
@elfienelie beo Srbets Yr9oiten %
pebRabberboroet, 6por ri Tan Tomles
iom gsrn at bet famine 6us beo
ben nebre gnoe at 6abers 8orb.
!6errsn belii9ne Mgbet.
Goers 8rober
q. &irte9oarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-04
st beliisnet &reosmpoe.

Oct faa lite meget loptnoe uo, pa
ri ben l. September ben 40 aften
tsrte fra Stationen ub til bet odnite
Settlement peb @arren for q. idnles
til bort gfteraarsmsoe; 6imlen bar
tort at Stper, os ae9nen begpnote
dlerebe at fable, inben ri III Gag
obsr !Sopebet, os aft mebens Ri fptfte
Dor Qtftensmab, pelbebe Resnen neb,
og bet bar berfor meb bldnoebe 5es
Mlelier, at Ri efter enbt Qftensmaais
lib pubeoe gennem Selet til airten
for at bolbe 4abninssgubstjeneite;
Der faa bet life minbre Tort ub. 2um>
perns brenbte fun baarIiet og ubs
6rebte ct mat 2nsit9r oper ben meeet
lille 5oriamling, og ben pr9ftebros
Der, Tom bar fat til at Ifulle bolbe
Qabningsprabifen, fonbt 9ejret for
nemt til at bore ube / og bleb berfor
biemme / 1T 2osi. Gn at Os andre
preHer ifuIbs 10 faa bOloe ben felp I
Stebet for at sau fra ben enc til ben
onben og ale @ssne fau BEN limb
ffplbnine, at ingen bar forberebt, bu
man 10 baDbe pentet, at ben preis,
for bar fat til bet, boDbe p9ret Der
% opfplbt i'm ptigt. 8rebsformons
ben aabnebe fao Msbet | ben treeniss
@ubs HaDn, og be I9bDdnlise Jors
mo4iteter meb @eltomitbilfen, 8e.
tenbtgerelfer oe lignenbe fiosttoges;
ia, foalebes bar 8egpnbelfen, aft am
bet enb lps; men anerebe ON 5reboe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-04

be bar nnot % nDoer, MAD bioruge
at beres Gpner, 8rafter og Mibler.
Som 9egel er be ogiod boarlige
!6usbolbere. tbi Der piier Spnben Zig
igen. Do fit be Pengene. be tients,
biloe be Iimpelt ben gbel9ege Jig ielo
meb benz. Seq tunbe not fort0lle
libt berom. men ital ipore 29ferne
berfor. golf, Tom tenber til bette,
bar berfor ment, at geitnrelfen burs
be bare beres 5~ormbnbere. til De par
q Qar. Men bet laber Jig pift lite
gennemfsre.
ST eienoOmmsligt 6orbOIO e~tsiites
rer meo !9enipn til Spboloeli en- at
pore ggrnebiem, ibst bet bopebioee=
Zig er Soft, Der islO bar mango gsrn
og Iiober i tnapps 9aor, Der pber
melt til 6iemmenes Opbolb. 5olt,
iom tun tan gips beres gern limpIe
9leber og en- turOelig ltbbdnnelfe,
"a mango at benz tan ilet life faa bet
til at Tlao til, bpis life gernene, iao
mart be fan, % ofte for De buroe,
tiente i5ebe o9 &lRoer til benz Ielp,
pg lomme 5ioer osiod biulp til meb
OpboIoet At bet f9Ges 9iem. Sra
mango idaoanne Siem og 8ern fu1r
ri itaoig en- W9ngoe imad gibrag,
men bisie imaa Bette ger ben tore
aa, Der meb 9ipsopboIb fpoer sen=
mem ggrnebiemmene. Oct er melt
6olf / bisie 9aar, Der bar bp99et
Sjemmet Der. Seq peo bet, tbi jes
Idmleoe gengene. 90 nadr pi nu
peo bet, piloe bet ida lite pare l1ret
mob ggrnebiemmsnes beoite genner,
en- ri ilog tort pdd og brugte 8ds
perne, Der bar toitet Dem oeres Mns
iietes Speb, til dnoet enb bpdo Der
er nebpenbi9t for 8ernenes Spbros
gelie % lln~oerbolo? Mine 8ern
maa tibligt. alt for tibIigt, uo / Der
ben meb Ct Bar TONNE !69noer pg
brpoe beres 9ipsbane, % tuiinoe anz
ore lac gre bet fannie. Oct er en-
Selpfslge, at Der er mango 9etpems
m~eligbeoer. ri tunOe itdfe 8ernene.
oo flere Ting, Der tunbe inbrettes,
Iiaa Snbtegterns bleo itsrre. % Ri
piloe gerne gore bet. men Ri mangler
Miolerne. SO / GGlb gaar Ri life,
iddfremt bet fan unogaas. Gam
funoet er not / 99lo MI. Sm bet
snites anberlebes meo gsrnehjemmes
ne, fad 5 tage fat, fare 9enner, %
fgrit betale 9Glben, Sdmfunbet m
bar, og iau IGgge Mibler til 5ors
beorin9er / ppr {>aanb. 9og Nicer
lies. at ndar Ri ia1lebts fom III for,
Tiger efter bebite Gpne at gibe oisIe
9srn, ION er os b~etroe6e, Qibsfdlr.
life iom Rigmenb. Der sr iaa ubel=
big iti[ebe, at be fan laos fine Bern
potie op ION Oagbripers og 2bslens
hinge, men iom bore egne, fom Gam
funbsfolfets gsrn / Qlminbelia6eb.
bd bar Ri gjort Dor ariItenpliet. i1a
Ri fan f%oribare bet FOR Sub og 81 en-
METER. Oct er Madlet, ri itiler eIter.
at G%ernineen mau ssres badbe fl
Subs 2Gre os bans 9elbebae. so
jeg ienbsr berpeb Dor saf til l%e.
ION peo beres sarligbeb oe 5prJsh
bielper os fremab mob bette Mual.
Sub er life uretfarbig, at ban ifuf.
be glemme ebers @erning og ben
a9rligbebens Msje, ipm ) babe riii
for bans Habn." 5ebr. 6. 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-04
6nnoreoe Tort9Qinaer.

Gn at be bebite Somlinser at 5crs
teIinger til 9rug Deb 8%srnegubss
tjeneiter og be unges Msber. Cams
let af 8. s. 5. s. Matbieien, Sogs
nepreft. TT Siber. Sntb. 60c.
Danib 2utb. Publ. Soxfe, Blair, Rsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-04
10. Sftober.

10. Sttober.
Nobningsguostjeneite / airteH ON
4ftenen PED 9aftor q. g. Simons
fen.
20. Sftp6er.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fra 10-12 SIN.
Sm Gftermibbagen: st biitOriit
Sperblif oOer Ssnoagsifolen Deo
paItor 6. Gbrtftenfen. Om Qfte>
men,: Misiionsmsbe fra 81. 8.
q. Sftp6er.
Jprmi0oag: oSsnoagsifoIens 2es
BELLE og bore 5stfter", peb u. &irs
teedarba gitermirbag: 4lminOes
Zig 9isfusiion ON bette Gmne.
bitten: Misfionsmebe / airten
81. 8.
%. Sftober.
5ormibbag: ,,&osniRens fremtis
biee Arbejoe", inblebet at Mr. 6.
Gldufen. gftermfobog: rSsn>
baesffoIens 4rbejbere", inoleOes
of Mr. %. Sobnfon.
%. Oftober.
Substjeneite meb 4ltergang. Of
tenmebet er Slutningsmsbe.
Saaban Ter dltfda bette 9rogram
ub, fom, bill Cub, ifal iamle en- Del
at Senbdgsitolsns 9enner / gebdr
Sails. Sarbelis. Sasen er at Be-
tpbning, og Ri %penter, at en- bel Del
at Ssnbagsftolens Golf ifal iamfes,
pg ba Wenigbeoen / Geodr 5aas Dil
toee imob os, fua 6sr pi meloe bort
8omme fau tiblist, at be fan babe
lib til at orbne meb bor Snbtbartss
ring. ane bebes at meloe fig fsr ben
9. Sftober til poftor Senfen.
Seq bil life sribe inb / Jorbunb@
!ineens Sang. men bebe enbber, ION
Ri tomme, at tage FIN perfonliss
Mening meb igl De ire farlige
emner: 1. .,Ssnbagsitolens aebslie
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2unbs og 8bsMsnisbeber, og at Ri
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teligens ps Gdbritsorbejberens
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bDob maj bill, fad mdu Di ~forbanbls.
Mbbet | Gebdr Soils moo fad en-
Eetpbning for bort @dmfunbs Ssns
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-04
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