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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
Worlds Fair Excursions.

Low-rate ten-day coach excursions via
Pennsylvania Railroad, August 10, II, "A
and 81, Rate, Sli.l5 from Tionesta.
Train leaves Tionesta at ll.0l a. M, con-
Meeting with special train from New York
arriving at ST. Louis 4:l4 p. III. next
day. a3l
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
MARRIED.

BIGLEY-LONG- jamestown, July
20, 1904, by Rev. James G, Townsend,
Newton G. Bigley. of Venus, Pa, aud
Irma Nav Long, OF President, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-10
Specsal Low Rate Excursion TO ~. Lou
Exposition via Nickel Plate Road

on Tuesdao and Thursday of each
week Write A G.. Showalter, d. p.
A S07 State St, Erie, Pa, for fill
particulars. 5l.a13
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
a.prtihritte Ser Glnstehnif.

Gtienba5ni4tenen aus Glas iino ous
neuste 4rp0utt Ger mocernen 9lass
te9nit. Ste faben ben 8ortbeil eegens
iiber ben StablI6ieHen, baB iie our6
RoIt ni9t ungsfre6en percen unb olIo
an Gert6 un0 2stItungsfdbigteit ni9ts
eirbuBtn. 8eIonbers Srantrei1 pros
bu3trt Sartelus, ipsIdes fat unpers
puitli4 lit. &leinsre Gefdbe lam man
aus sroBar 9O6e ieI6It oIf Steine fall
len Iafen, obne boB Iie SsrIplittern,
au9 l6bi ii9 Surtglas Biz our DeiBs
glutb erbtsen uno bann in taltes Dais
Ter tau4en, Obne bab ss Iprinet. Sslbit
Gifen ipiiroe unter iol9sn llmItGnoen
nt4t unbsf9dhiet bleiben. Mon bat
2ampencplinber aus SartgIas ions
f%truirt, tpslde Der srDbten SiBs urssss
ieBt uuroen unb bod ni9t Seriprunsen,
ols man lie AUDI tnipenbis nit taIiem
Dafer beIpribte. Gu4 in 0sutI6Ianb
proou3trt man berartises Snrtslus;
bod bat man ii9 bier mebr auf bic ISos
irritation bon @rubtslas gelsst, 6o3
uus srobsn 9afsIn beTebt, in beren
Snnerem iib Elm Siemli9 pehtai6isc3
SrGbtgepebe befinbet. 9isies Srabts
neB sibt benz Glas Riidsrut unb pers
rtebrt feline SeItiSteit. Wtun sebt ieBt
tbr aud bdrun, rteTsnbafts GefGbe,
8otti6e, ia Safer aus iolGem 8rabts
alas herauftellen tpeIhs u~nherrpiiItlih
lino un6 gsgeniber ben bis6sr beniibs
ten eiIerRsn unb bSI5srnsn Gsfdben in
WetnteLlern unb @dbrtenern grobe
9ortbsiIs aufpsiIsn. Die bsuti9e uRo
bic frunS6Ff9s Gldsinbutris bat
tnnerbalb Der lssten 80 Sabre Der
friiber tpeltbsribmten G~lastn6uTtrie
gngIanbs D~Olitdnbis ben Rang absss
l%uufen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
Tciuofcligfeit ser 9InrOtfaurr.

Qouoon, 10. Te}. ~ Ter Gou.
DER. aorreiponOent Scr Times" ioot
in @p'iChnnn oui zen l~tnitouG, OAR
oie f~ron}0"iNe Mi''ion iro6 Ts} ne
3nunnen inur, SID iibcr 9drohc ~
Ttatt nui hrn 9ottb0eqe tDegen Der
TeiroTeliofeit Dor Gimme oui Der
Tpo AT rndNtr h1s haS eltropo'einb
Tide @eTiibl IN Wornffo imrer itd"
Ter miro uno oie 5E1mmc je)e sIrO
p%iidte Ginmii@ung in ibre Gnaele
qenteiten Derbictcn.
Ser 4orroipoHNent eridhrt, oaR Re-
Srltor bic 2e1otionen bcrohrihti1t
BAR or anc du5p' rtiden Groeiteltcr
ur0 Giii}iere org iciren Gienite en4
ia'ien miro, ciniflieBlidl Die franjoii
id,c WiiIion. sic itolieniihen Sfiijierc
sic i'm Nr'ouol nnqsiielt iin6, 81.
Sorrn Nc2cnn une ole iibrigen britt
Idleu Giiuiere.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
Gleftriihe @nsent,iinnrnn.

Set eeraumer 3eit mar bus 9eItres
ben Der Se9nit barauf geri4tet, bic
9iIieteit bss 9aseliibIi4tes nit Der
Sern3iinbfGbigteit bes eIsttrifGen
2t9tes gu beretnisen. 9as problsm
1T beute ppItommen seI6ft. Wsnn ses
genpdrtig auf elmer 8erliner 6euers
made bon irgsnb einem S%euermeIber
Der bic Ilarmoepei6e tommt unb baS
f6rine Gloden1ienal our9 ale RGure
bes SauIss gent, 70 retbt Der SeI.s
grapbift, obne AUDI nur BON ieiner De-
peide uufaufeben, ben S:beI zines Sass
fern3iinbsrs bsrum, unb I'm ielben Mos
ment flammen in ben Munni4oftsrdus
men etenIo pie in Der Rsmiie bic 9ass
Iampsn 6uf. Der @orsans 1T babel Elm
einfu9er. Die Sebelbetpesuns bot
eiRsn @trpm in bi. 2eitungsH ssi9idt,
psI9e gu fGmmtIideu 2umpengruppen
hes SouTss fibren. 0ieier Strom
6rebt sinmal nit Stlfs zines tIsinsn
glettromoeneten ben 9usbubn duf,
unO er betbGiist ferrer cine S1bulttcn3s
fpuIs, bic Guntsu our9 oas ousTtr0s
msnbe @as I9lagen IGbt. Sieie Suns
Ten ent3iinnen bas ausItrSmenbe Gas
IOfort, 70 bub fi4 gar tstH nsnnsnstpsrs
tbes anoIIgasgemengs bileen lam unb
Der iibli9e ftrumpfSsrit6renDe puff
~uuterbleibt. Qu9 perben in Berlin
GtrobsnIaterren nit 9iIfe folder sIsts
trt19en &lnb6eipegung unb tleiner
Tfets brsnnsnber Sti9flumme ange5iins
bet
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

waspskWnHs bfF fiEis naD Wrawbs fAr IRE
stnfaGt NantmN sretatfR.


attigi3,t uab pills 4f Cslats Ca
ben axe bmGblp taI y t.aesH. Den
Ctoag.tR tiRr Cisa.1. agtr.iabaTg
gUiiaKn 2~GMG4tl4 -g.jn, IT'D
sat,ga. Qrasicn, ms Gs5sR Az ruiea.
Cs ga.t 5uH2hf. ben 4.Igsrn, pe.hs
bic pom yropbtitn 9to9almso po,g.a
IAr6tens YIli4t ber 4alioblt sriAl
len pol.en, bic G9iGsa siasr laHgen
Setfabrt bur9 has iur@l6ar 6ei1s
Rotbt Wlssr gu ~tr1parsn uno fe BON Der
nljdbrlih lpisoerle6rencen Gs.G ugIrg
Der Quardutdnsn an Bob gu teile.sn.
alsrb.n9s gine ia nod inner cine ans
rafpuns BON &amastus 3u Gonle nd9
len beiIigen Stdusn bts Ssiams, aocl
bic Strupn5sn puren auBeroIoentli4
uRo duberbem naren INNER lleGerfGl!e
Der Dileni.dmms 81 b:IiirHten, fpenn
bic pforte It9 ni9t our 3a3iurg BON
&5finbungen an Die 9auptIinss rers
Iiono. See 9ei.e Cd ,elentreg beteus
tel. cine 8efeitigung Der 9erriGaft oss
Sultans in Ce5ie.sn, no font nur
tpeit boneinuuber IiegenHe Sorts nit
tletnen GarRiioncn bprbanten paren,
beren Gtnflub auf einsn engsn umtrsis
bei6rdntt blie6.
Ge 8obn, pel9e ben Nomsn Ssos
i6a5s9a9n fibrt, fpirb i'm Gan3en
1887 engIif9e Meilen lang. Die erile,
158 Meilen LANCE 2beilItrede 9amass
tuss 0eruas aatrani purbs bcreits bem
8strisb iibsrssben. Quf ibr fpuren uns
ter anberem 5 8ruGen, 10 8iaoutie
unb z Sunnels Su erri9ten. On Der
Spite Res gan3en unterneGmers felt
Der tirtiiGe Sultan als GbrenprGlis
bent Der SebI9ass9 81 bnsGpmmifIion
fel6It. 9ie eigsltlI4s geI6dftliGe 2ets
turg un!eri eft Dem 1tari4au &iaIim
paI4d, bic te9nii6e Steele bes 9un3en
lit O5eringenieur Meibner. Die urs
Ipriinglt9e 9lbii9t Der &ommiiIion
sing bubin, Die elmer frun30Ti6en Sc
IelI1aFt gebDrenoe 9abn 8eirutsGas
mostussGl MeIertb an3utoufen, unb
ben 8au bon MleTertb fort5uiebsn. 90
iebo9 bieIe GeIeqi9aft einen fabelbaf.
ten preis forberts, berSi9tets man ouf
ben @ntauf uab bsI9 OBJ, bon 9amoss
tus aus cine YaraQelbabn Biz MleIerib
unb INN bic @erbtnDung nit bsm WIesls
81 buben, cine psitere 2inie bon Sdifd
na9 MeIerib 81 buuen. 9uiFu beiibt
stnen seI4iBten 9ofsn.
8ts &eraa bur4f9neibst bic 8abn
3temli9 ~bspObnie, ipenn aud drrre Ges
genben. Don bier ob tritt lie nate3u
in bic DiiTe elm. Uitt ungldubIi9en
S6nisrtgteiten batteu Iptpobl bic 8uus
tsttung ols aud bic untsrnsbmer gu
tGmpfen, bd Der 6srrf6enbe WaTers
mungel fortpGbrerb sdn3e &~ardtpanen
gum SrdnSporte bon SrintpdIIer unb
Wafsr 81 ben M%duerungen Der aunIt'
buuten erbeifGte. Sunberte BON 3as
meeIen unb Waultbiersn eingsn elm.
Wenn mar aud grobe @eden gum @ns
fummeln oes fpdrli9en Hegenpufers
anlsgte, 10 trcdnetsn lie bod bulb ins
fOlge fur9tbarsr 9ise aus ucer SdIans
gen uno onoeres unge3iefsr Derpslseten
fie. Sn Der RGbe bon 3alaur 3srtd
fam es Dor, bab Elm peri9punbcner
Solodt na6 ID Sagen in einem iol4en
SrintpuferGeden sefunoen tpurte.
Die 3oftsn beS 8~abnbuues psroen
in erTter 2inie bur9 freiptQtge Spsns
ben Der Mosltm ni3t nur bes tirtis
iden Rei9s, fonbern Der gart3en Grbe
oufgebro6t. Bon BEN biz ppr &ursem
pereinnabmtsn $5,195,000 entfislen
$2,S90,500 uuf Spenoen. Qus9sgeben
tpuren So, 900.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
lie Gcli9iOnrn Der Melt.
Copyrlghted BIZ the Assgclated Press

@ep 0orf, 10. Ge}. - Su Dem
BreSbntcrioniifen Sonobuh fir boS
Sahr 1905 miro ole Sail Der Weu'
Iden, pcIdlc rcliqioien @Inuben bn,
ben. ouf oie Sumne bon 100000,
600 onoeaeber, sic iid foIgenOerma.
Sen teilen:
GSri'to" 477oSO t5S, Gouiucioner
55,OO0O0O SirOrS 10000 900,
Mubumeruncr t76,S34,372, @uo0iiten
t47900O00. 5biutoiien 81, 100000
Sulocn 7,O56,0OO, Deribiebene &ciSen
t1S,l29479.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

ID re,
IN Der 3obl bon iibsr 1000, befinbsn
f4 na9 Der 4us1ags BON WiOrmonens
Authorization beItGnbis auf Qgitaiionss
~reiien. Die MiiionGre iinb metit iunge
2suts, bic Der OberaufIi6t zines erfabs
renen 6iibrsrs unterIteben unb ibre
Dtretttpen bon on gsntralpuntten ers
,idtetsn 6auptauarteren erbnlten-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
gcrGdnaniSoOGr GeTcIegploTOr.
copyngbtee by the Associated Press

Guosuport, So., 10. Ge5. -
Durd bic GrpIoIion oe5 &eIelS elmer
Der ftSrffen WIaifiner ser Rof
SsIonobabn lit Der QoFOmotiofibrer
Calhoun unS Scr Sei}er Qiunen &c,
E6tet mor0cn. Sber5renier Thomas
@immet unb Tie 9remier Gus Srit5,
RuIIeu SberroO uno George Settle
ton murDen oerIest. 9lls sic Grplo.
ItDn Itattfono, beianS Iib ole Moi dime
.tnioc Reiier reItlid BON bier unO
ua ctnen 8iiterjua.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
iinltr Arhlaat atnfut.
asnarftisv's srcftlih In seas
iGtDiHbsl trnpifslt.


Aq
1aEhfWatoR. 80 Ic}. 81
.Poit~ u' ~:
Qnubesieruior 9iiid'eG unb Shae
orArestr q9irrcr Ferr'aun nus Orr
ocn Iirb rod !" -r'Iorc ab1crci't. IN
Dor Scr QurhrenronN arm NJ cridlri
rnr u,cf1e Ue w So fafrruicu S'n
Iranirre'r'', gorriFo it BOT. gc'h'
Aerreu ell ~ar oo1it rAio uritrl
bia ~ icir. i" fnrCr bio 7cit 'oi 20
Fnwrer. 'rr hioin 'hunobart 0crinl
mru auiESrcr miiic. Cic m,r0r'
borouF fcnorcr. nor SIC f'"nrNi"rn ~
treicr urb so roren ole ar'f0ui0'
auuocn III r%rrtcihiror. Gle crnortrr
AM SomSta1 porrclaorr ~ lulr0eit
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
@nlbi9c Gene.

Qunbou, 80. Ge}. Trou @Ioo.
Ttone Connie, geb. Sober, 1T nod
ihrcm Setrl ON @ooar7ac uriifgc
fehrt. Tod, mathematician guieut
bait IN Der 5tnNt 2iou mlBtc tie aus
fir1i1 MAIDEN, oab i6r Wonn Tie mr.
thrcs @cloc5 meqcn accelerated bate
S5r Ghalebeu mar uuQIiidlih Tie
noEln etpd Die 5teQe zines h3hcren
DianTtmGofcns elm unO rurbe idlcdlt
6caar>rlt. Die tie rni9c6cnoe &eute-
.Iri cnticrtC tie, un0 Sen Sdlu3 Bill
tcta Tnpic'5 Grflarurq, oaB er Der
Er9g1et Glia5 lei. Tie iunQe Irn1
bat iid pom ihrer OIutter ba5 3eiic.
3clo iHi1cu loi'cn un0 fam neuIiA
.1tINcr IN ser Scilnat an,
Ute w tnerdlqueIIen III
cen Der. Studten batten mad einem
8sridts bes @epIogiI9en Bureaus in
Wui6tngton i'm Sabre 1903 eine ges
idmmtprobuttion bon 50,575,7 TAG Sal
lpnen ODER 1928, 715 GalIon.n tpenis
ger uls i'm @oriabre; Der Mertb be-
trug $8,074,096 pbsr $749,655 tpenis
ger uls i'm Sabre Supor.
I'm 5ur grbouun9 90s
ner SO o n 3 d er in paris
on3lrsgen, berleibt bic bortige Stobts
berpoltuns idbrli9 hrei solbens Wle'
boiIsn an bic 4r9itstten, bic bic tiints
lsrtI9Iten @ebGube entpurfen baben.
Die Better FOLDER Sduisr bubsn bunn
audi MIR Die 9Glfte Der setpO5nIi4en
Sabresfeuer 81 entri4ten.
elmer 9ert4tspers
3 dnblung, tpeI9s bic 9ei4Gftss
flbruns zines engltf9en SrrsnbuuIes
inbolpirte, tuuren mebrere Snfafsn bes
QfpIs ais 3eugsn bOreslaben. Der
Stautsanlpalt ertlGrte, oie1e 3sugen
fsien gsiftis ebsnfo geIunO uno Sure4s
nungsfdbig, als irgenO cine dnbere i'm
Geri9te untpeIen6e perIon. Der ben
8oriiB fibrenos 3aoi 1oG i6er ben
qusIpru9 ni4t fs6r entbuTiuSmirt ses
fpeIeu fem.
9er a ltet. Baum Der
Gros 1T ANGELICA Elm 2os9aum uuf
Geplon, beraim Sabre 245 b. Chr, alio
Dor 2148 So6ren, bift ne6en einsm
Seiligtbum 8uObbus sepflnn3t tuorben
fein ion. Ger Gage mad III bieIer
Baum aus ,inem 3nsiss aufgeiprOfsn,
Der ii9 Ielbit bur9 cine tpunoerburs
3roft bon benz bsilig,n 9aume abs.'
l0It bate. inter benz goutama 81 benz
erleuateten. beilissn 8abbba osrtpan'
belt tpurbe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

2et6te 9 9utosn. Qm ges
rtneften inter allen beuti6en 8unoeSs
ftootsn nit Stuatsf9ulbsn belaitet lit
oas Ser5cgthum Mltsnburg. @d9reno
auf ben Sppf Der 9:O0lterung in gres
men 856 Murt, in Samburg 597
murt, in 2iibed 379 Mart, in SeFen
POT Mart, 0iirttsmtsrg 240 Wldrt,
Bcrern 236 Murt, Su9Ten 233 Mdrf,
8aben 226 Murt, MedlenburgsS ares
rim 200 Meort unb preubsn 204 Wort
l6taatsT 9ulbsn entfnnen, lit @ltenture
,neben Weimor NIT AGA Mart MIR mi:
Is Wart pro &opf belaItet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

Ole tEnsperfi4s.
BEL
ben.n Der Garit OboIensti. Der Nu9s
fplgsr beg ermorbetsn @ouperneurs
GObritoff bon 5innlrnb. perii9ert III,
boben Fs bon ibm ~ sablenbe prds
mite um so Qrpsent erb6ht.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21
Warlamcntarifd1e meseblathen.

@us elmer Sammlung I9isfer ooer
bsluftieenosr @orte, bic tpG1reno Der
lebten bopertfGen aammerSe1Iion ees
fallen ffnb, brtngt bas ,Wir3burger
Sournal" einigs nette qrobsn. Oils ems
nal Die Site Der bopsriiGen Staatss
bensite nit .ausIdnoi9en" In @srs
glet6 ee3osen purbe, ertpiberte Elm
Ssrr pom &sgierungstii9, Der ben nit
Ieiner Stele erbli9 berbunbenen 8eis
ldmen rRoboler" fibrt: .mitt SIbens
burg biirfen sic uns nt9t perglsi1en.
Sn Slbenburs pir6 i9on felt 100
Sabren ss5ii9tet, mir Iinb bosessn ned
cine gang junee 3u4t." Gin Mbseorbs
meter fnleuberts benz Gentrumsfibrer
Or. Bidder bic 9Dnnsrpctte enteegen:
,Mas sic bier aus ben Ginsern fdus
gen, has bGnet nod bel mebr in Der
Buff, ais meine 8ebuuptungen!A I'm
bic 8erlGne.rung Der Muintette biz
S9neinfurt bat elm Mbgsorbneter ben
Bertebrsminiiter, inbem er fdmei6elte:
sd m69te ben @ertebrsminiIter bits
ten, bic 8srlGnseruns Der 2ette Biz
Sapetnfurt iporm i'm ause 3u bebals
ten." Sin mtttelTrGntiI9er 8iinbler
rnb Nntiiemtt srflGrts treuber3is: SD
min es ia benz Sinunamtntiter slauben,
ober moraliid gloubt man IS braubsn
ni6t!" Bon Der Guberitsn 2intsn be-
gam elm Rsbner fetnen @ortros: Der
Bprtpurf bss Qbgepr6neten Or. b. Dali
Ter. Der pie bic Seeihlanse brett gee
treten purbe -" Mber aud Der Rams
m~erbenptrot erheiterte einmol BEL Der
MoIbfreubebatte feline aolIseen nit Der
tiibnen Hsbepsnoung: Tim aber nies
Der ouf meine Strsu 3uriid3utommen."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-12-21

Oas gr6Bte Gr3iebungss
tnfitut fir T=nuen bsfiuoet fi9 in
Gnglonb. Gs lit bos 9obul Sauopap
College, bos auf bic Mnregung isiner
Trou bon Sbomos Sauofpop tesriinbet
rere. Sic @ebGube un6 bic 4usItats
iune bes Snftituts peruria6ten einen
aoitsuuufpunb bon ~unsefGbr $500.
nnn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-23
IN HONOR OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Russian Troops Hold Thanksgivin service-Kuropatkin' Dispatches.

Russian Troops Hold Thanksgiving
 service--Kuropatkin's Dispatches.
 St. Petersburg, May 22-General Kuro- patkin today sent the following telegram to Emperor Nicholas:
 To-day, in the presence of all the troops here,s forming the chief force of one of our divisions, a thanksgiving ser wee. in honor of St. Nicholas. the mir acle worker, was celebrated.
 After a Te Deum. thanked the troops fin behalf of Your Majesty for their va- liant self denying services and personal ly communicated to them the tenor of Your Majesty's dispatch of May 20. The troops replied with a hearty cheer to the wishes I expressed for Your Majes- tvs health and long life.
 ''The newly created Knights of the Mill ltary Orders, and all of the wounded officials and men of the regiments pres ent. were called out and the troops, headed by myself, marched past these brave men"
 A second dispatch from General Kuro- patldn to the Emperor is as follows:
 'sOur patrols and cavalry detachments are reconnoitering this side of the Kun CEou range, seventy-five miles northeast O. Feng Wang Cheng.
 t'The Japanese covered their disposi- ticns by small advance guards consisting ot regiment of infantry. with artillery and cavalry posted along the high roads, and as little as two companies at i'm portant points. Japanese cavalry are sell dom seen.
 From reports received yesterdy, have concluded that the first Japanese army is concentrated as follows:
 ''Two divisions at Feng Wang Cheng snd its environs, and one division at Hab- alin, half way between Siu Yen, and Feng Wang Cheng. It Is reported that Feng Wang Cheng is being fortifed.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-23
THE FORCES LINING UP
FIGHT WILL BE MADE ON PRO-
 POSED UNION OFa CHURCHES.
Majority of Buffalo Assembly FavOrs AmaIgamatien Win the Cumber- land Body, Bfx Thewe fs an
 Inauentfs MIa6ktty. q

Buffalo. N. Y., May 22.-The minis ters attending the 116th general as- the United states of North America, oc- cupied various pulpits in the city to- day The Rev. J. Addisoa Henry, the new m2derator, preached in the La fayette Presbyterian Church. Dr. Hem ry Van Dyke of Princeton, occupied the pulpit of Westminster Church.
 There was union meeting of all the Presbyterian Sunday Schools in the
 Popular meetings were held fin the evening in the interest of the board of aid for colleges and of the woman's board of home missions and a mass meeting for evangelism.
 Rev. s. Edward Young, one of the speakers at the mass meeting for eVan- gelism, said in part:
 My confident expectation is that the present movement towards union, af- ter mutual \ concessions, yet without sacrifice of an essential doctrine, will eventually unite the Northern and Southern and Cumberland Presbyterian churches in one almighty Presbyterian Church with something like II 900 min- isters, 14,000 churches and one and d half million members and possibly a million more adherents."
 The proposed union of the Cumber- land and tho Northern church con tinues- to be the absorbing topic among the cOmlSSlonerS to the Assembly. The supporters and opposition to this union are lining up for the contest next Thursday. The opposition will be led by Dr. Francis l.. Patter of Princeton Dr. Henry c. Minton of Trenton. N. J.. who was moderator of the assembly in 1901: Dr. J. Ross Stevenson of New York and General Ralph E. Prime of Yonkers, N. Y. The grounds of oppo- sition are the doctrinal position of the Cumberland Church and the color line
 In support of the proposed plan of union, there win be the stated clerk of the assembly. pr. William Henry Rob- erts; pr. Charles A. Dickey, Modera- tor in 1900; Dr. Robert F. Coyle, re- tiring moderator; Dr Howard A. John ston of New York. and pr. James Alb bolt of Washington and Jefferson Col lege. Pennsylvania.
 It Is conceded that majority of the assembly favors union with the Cum berland church, but there is an infiu- entiaI minority opposed to union upon the terms proposed. The opposition is based principally upon the ground that if would be unwise to attempt to force the issue at this time on the basis sug- Cested and that it may be necessary tc modify present plans in order to se- cure unanimity in the present assem- hIv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-23
This the Busy Day.

St Louis. May 22.-Tomorrow will represent the busiest day of the wo- mems club members. Most of the State delegations will hold secret ses- sions tomorrow morning to decide up- on their choice of candidates for We'd nesdays election of officers and to in- struct their representatives according Iy Mrs. Dennison, President of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. will announce over her signature her decision not to allow her name to be presented as a candidate for re-elec- ton. The nominating committee of the Federation will meet tomorrow night and present the names of the candidates for President, but 1t is be- lievcd that only one name will be pre- sented, that of Mrs. Sarah Platt-Heck- CT of Colorado. Mrs. John D. Sher- man of Chicago and Mrs. W. T. Coad are candidates for the Secretaryship and Mrs. Pennypacker of Texas for Treasurer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-23
NATIONS FARM suRPLUs.
Some Interesting Figures Complied hx Ge0rwe K. Holmes.

Some Interesting Figures Complied by George K Holmes.
 Washington. May 2.-The Department of Agriculture issued a report on The Nations Farm Surplus prepared by George K Holmes, chief of the farm markets.
 It gives M.600 ooo.00o as a conservative estimate of tho value of the farm prod ucts in this country not fed to live stock in 1908, on the basis of the census valua- ton.
 The value of the exported farm prod~ ucts in this country in 1908, was $s7S, ,47s.@ t5l. and the highest value reached dur ing the last eleven years was $SS1. .s2s 3si. in 1901. due chiefly to cotton. The value of the exported farm products of this country is concentrated mostly in a few principal products. Of it, in 1908. cotton constituted 36 per cent. grain and grain products % per oent.. meat and meat products and live animals A per cent, these products equalling more than sS per cent of the exports of farm products Last year. Adding to tobacco, the ax- ports of which were valued at more than es5. 900, oil cake and oil cake meal si9.- SS9, gro, fruits more than $1S000.000, gives Q total of eight classes the export walt of se per cent of the entire farm pro
 ucts of 1908.
 Within recent years. ending with i9
 the cotton exports have been betwe three and four billion pounds and L. exported fraction of the crop has been between 6 and n per cent for a Ions series of years The fraction of the wheat crop exported in the last dozen years has been about s1 to fl per cent and the exports of wheat and wheat flour have yearly averaged somewhat mora than O0.o00.00o bushels since 1897, before which period for many years the quantis ty was usually b0.o0ooOo to 1oO, 900 bushs els less. Only small portion of the corn or make crop is exported, as foa corn, the highest percentage. ii per cent being for 1S98 Notwithstanding the small percentage. the exported bushels reached 100, ,0oO, 900 to 200.0O0000. The beef exports weighed 3S5,000.oo0 pounds, pork exporta 551 ,0OO, 900, lard exports 4s0oOO,000. oil ex1 ports 126,ooo.0oO and tobacco 3Se, ,OO0.OCa pounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-23
THE CONSERVATIVES CONTROL.
KiIbourne or Harmon VIII Be Endors-
 ed fin Ohio.

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 Columbus, O., May 22.-There are more early visitors here than usual for the Democratic Convention next Tuesday and Wednesday. This is due to contests in many county delegations and the desire of contestants to ''be heard as soon as they can meet delegates and leaders. There have been fights in most of the eighty-eight counties for Hearst dele gates.
 All who are opposed to Hearst are call ed conservatives. As the latter have a majority of the States delegates they will no doubt decide against the Hearst contestants and control the convention.
 The conservatives are, however. divided in their President. the preferences be- tween Col. James Kilbourne of Colum- bus. who was the Democratic candidate for Governor. three years ago, Judge Jud- son Harmon, who was Attorney General in President Clevelands administration, and Joseph Folk of Missouri. Previous to his defeat for Governor last year, and his loss of control of the State Commit tee this year. Mayor Tom l.. Johnson of Cleveland, was considered candidate for the Democratic nomination for President, but he is now heading the boom of Folk
 No instructions for any candidate are expected but either Kilbourne or Har- mon will be endorsed as s'The Ohio Fa- vorite." and the delegates will be in- structed gro vote as unit whenever a majority of the delegation so elects"