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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
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0lN4tlAS WI ~. IlAl u" 9AAAi@@
oag) 6apbe apinoeforeningen iom
iaopdnlig beres aarlige gaiar. IA
9eiret par Imutt, bapoe bet lottet ct
ganite taIrigt 8efeg til Soften, iad
apinberne baobe let oeb al ielge ulle
De Eager, iom / Aarets Sob bar
IfQntet til gaiaren = til ganite go
De 9riier. Der bleb ierperet meb
8aife og Sage FAINT See Gream og
andre 6orfriitninger for Yenge
naturligois; tbi ben Dag er Ri bel
life fri for at pare liot 6eg9rlige;
men naar bet iad lnoer, at Snotoms
Iterne ital unbenbes / ct pelo9oigt
giemeb, iaa er bel gegarli9beoen os
life oioere t~ilregnet; tbi ri peo 10 al
le, at Der bsr cores noget ogida /
bet timelige for at boloe SUBS Riges
Sag peolige.
= Mrs. GamiadpeOerIen, Ssrgsn
9eberiens 6uitru, ufgit oeo 9goen
2. 9intiebag efter lengere Sios Sps
gelejs al 5Gring. SUN efterlaber iig
: Born, bporaf in9en er tonfirmeret,
og iom Imittert pil TONNE til at fele
Sapnet al en- sm og t9rlig Ytooer.
0nsoagen efter blep bun unoer tier
9eltugelie iteoet til Spite pda ct.
Qeters Menig6ebs 9~irtegaarb /
Quct. 8o Der for 5iOen ingen preit
er / @eIt 0anmart, bpis Meni9beo
be til6prte, talt puitor Ssrenien
ooer afosbs og fOrrstteoe Oeo Sra
ben.
So6dnnes SEMEN er tommen
tilbdoe ira 6oipitalet | Minnedpos
lis, 6bor ban bar o9ret unoertuitet
en- Operation / bet enc Sine. 6dn
bar igen optaget Qrbsioet / 9jOrts
greameri.
= 8alOemar SEMEN. en- 9ruber
til So6annes s., er for Sioen poa
6ofpitalet % er eftsr Sigenoe opes
reret for geninformution / ben enc
grm.
Qsrcog ben 30. 4pril often
ST. 7, fort efter at l1ngtarl petsr
geOerien, G6uf6ing, baObe forIubi
i'm 5eeo> % 5sptemsGe. optom Der
5loIgs / Me1en, iom nepbranbt.
med aft SnObolo famt en- Del Gum
Der Dso Mplen, ION til6srte Ggnens
geboere. qeoerien bapoe life osiu
reret og fiber Ielpfelgslig ct tort
CAB, bog er bet pitt bans 6eniiet
after at opfsrs Msaen, bportil one
funs aunOsri bar idmmenTtuot en-
ganite fen adpitdl. Gn Qpffe bar
Def, at ginoen bar life faa ganite
paa 5orretnings6n9ningen, tf faa
bd0oe |iittsrt mere blepet ct Rop foy
Guerne.
QnOreas Seppeisn ! Gurefl
bar ioIgt lin 5arm til 9. ;. Nor
~tenien, 6ut6inion, Minn., til en-
qris al $50 pr. Qcre. StoD og Qgers
lamb inb6efattet. 5i~ltraoelIsn fer /
September bette 4dr.
5lere Der ira Menisfeben er
rejit til Qarsmsbet / 6ut6inion,
Ulinn.
= 9eO Menigbeoens Qursmpbe b.
II. Widj bleD bet Oeotaget at opfsre
en- M StalObpgnin9 Deo pratebOli=
gen. 8lanot anoet blen Der ogiad
ta9et geitemmelie angadenoe Snbs
fOartering at Pr9iter og tilrejienoe
unper areosmebet, ION dgtss ufbOlOt
FER / Menigbeoen init / Septem6er
D. u. So6an Ssrgenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

Mrs. Big og 8ernene bliOer Der
bos fine 6oralore, til Big otter tom=
mer tilbd9e.
- @amIe @lis Nieiien, Der / ben
IiOite 5to bar b9ret noget ipagelig,
reiite / ManOugs til Soma Sails,
bOor bun pil 30 bos i'm Gsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
Or. 3. g.. Glarf,
OpbtbaImolusif % Sjcss pesialiH.


Geriom De lioer al Souebpine. Teruehtet,
Spimnnelbeo, iuus 6ufommelie, Smerter ouen
/ 6opebet eIer ieO ob 9tp9gen % / Ratten, eli
Ter Geres Clne %ipullner op % rinber meb gano
iaa rnaofer lem meb 7r. Start,
uo9tei bpem Der ier life bun tunnel bieIpe Gem.
%lbtemmelle len al Gerpefroften peb Cienanitr9n.
aelie er aorioaen til iaooonue Slbebefinoenoer.
seq mailer 9iet % bets ylerpetiltsriel peb
6iGlp al opbtbalmolo9ilt 9ioenifob og tan be-
BONNIE bets 6rau poo gierpeipitelnct efsott, og
peo min Waaoe at paste grlIler til paa tan leg
fiGrae ale Spmtoner poo Sper%anltrGn9elie al
giet, % iaa ggr Rahlren Reiten. Derfom De
bar 9riuer, Der life itanbier ioa6anne Sloebefrn=
oenoer, loo er be lite risti9 tilpasleoe.
Sfelsie rettes
uoen operation. abiolut bperten Meeoieiil eller
operation brll9es min Metobe. grille9los er
nit eneite 6elbrebeliesmibbel. 8oe Dem agt
for Gfterabere. 6oninltationen er fonfibentiel.
ebraska Streets, Sioux CITY, la.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
yOanfferan
Jreoas ben 3. SUM 1904.
Blair, Nebr.

0anTf 9ubstieneite pua Ssnoag |
Dor banft lutberIte airte til De Job
pdnIige 5iber. 5orm. al. 1890 Og
Aftsn 3l. 8.
9snbagsftOle ON MOrgenen 81. 8.
5 Dag llutter 8lairGitp Srhe9ls,
og 8grnene glaber fig baaOe til
Slutningsbugen % til ben paafpls
genoe 6erie. De oanlte 9grns 5erie
bliper beg life lang, od por Stole
Religion og 9anif mart pil be9qnOs.
Reoaftgrens 9inou benoer lige
uo impb 9Dens Yarf, og bet er lite
MT, men Der er noget mt / pdrten.
Noqle at 8pens gorgere fanpt paa
bette 5oradr, at bet Ifuloe p9re
mpriomt at bare ,fquirels" | gars
fen. Der blep faa giort en- Snoioms
ling oertil, og Der bleb lat Smadhuz
fe pp / 5reerne. 6oorOibt man fau
er naaet meb 8gb eler 5dngit al
be fmod tpitfe DIR meb ben LANCE
buTfebe 6ale, beo Ri life, men Der er
flaaet 9etenbtgprelie op ffere Steber
/ Qarfen: III Dollars Miultt for at
fOrtrnpiee e0er itaoe Squirrels.
De Ifal 10 bope 2oo at leOe Der /
5reo, be morTomme SmadDpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

Sig mig, profesiOr, tror De, at
min 0attsr nogsn Sinbe pil bliDe en-
pianiit2"
Oct er ct Danifeligt Spsrgsmaal
at fOare pdu, 5rue, men BUN er ba
/ geiiboelie at nOget, iOm bsrer meo
bertil."
,,O9 6bao er bet, ON jes mad
fpspge, pr~ofesfor?"
30 59noer, Grue; to 5onber."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
S1.OO S1.O0 St.OO


To Omaha and Return. From Blair,
Nebr. June 6. and I. Return limit
June II, 1904. Account Opening of
Auditorium and Musical Festival =
Very low Round Trip rates to Mime
sofa and Wisconsin summer resorts.
Long limits. Duluth S16.35 etc.
c., st. p, NJ. & o Ry, Blair, Neb.
Al L. GOODRICH, Tkt Agt.
: Re9n bar ri BAIT / Sperflpbigs
beb / Den iibite Sib. BET regneoe
fpart / s5orgaars, og i Stebet for,
fpm ri baubebe, at 9fmlen ituloe
flare al, faa breb bet lbs igen / 4fs
tes % regnebe bet meite at Rdtten.
@i mao Dog life tlage os; bet er me-
oct p9rre andre Steber. s 5or@
goars elf Der en- cpflonagtig Storm
ben oper 5efdmdb, en- II Wil Yoro
berfor, og ben reb fere 6uie ON, og
enfelte Berioner tom til Stabs. Der
er bpg life 6prt ON mere aloorlig
Stabe, : fun en- o~nufb9out" pod
gdnen og beruf fslgenoe 5OgfOriins
feIie.
Sobn WcQuarrie bar ct fort
DpIae at gpgninssmaterialer og aul
til ldreffe prifer.
Q9reren: o6sr engdng, lille pes
ter, 6pprfor tror bu, at Sepdnoet er
falt2"
9eter: o5orbi eilOene erOeril"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

Ferste-Klaases Fotoo rafforretning
Alt up to date paa Fotograiens
Omraade. Enhyer Art forsterret Ar
bejde udferes j Blyant. Pastel eller
BLAIR, andfarNe. NEBR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-27
TO BE FUN AT CARNIVAL
Davenport Mile Track Will be Bril-
IiantIy Illuminated at Night.

There will be no lack Of amusement
for tr.-city residents next week upon
the occasion OF the combined races
and carnival to be given at the Dayen-
port mile track. Both the racing
events and the carnival shows are
promised 10 be the best ever seen in
this locality. The carnival Will be in
fun blast until midnight every day
and there VIII be TO end Of amUse-
ment offered 10 those that attend
During the afternoon the Rock Island
road will run trains every 10 minutes
to the mile track and at night a 30
minute service Will be in effect.
At night the grounds and track Will
be brilliantly Illuminated and the sight
viii be very pleasing one. Every
indication points TO most successful
week Of races and carnival.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-27

Uses; and we are content to stand or
TO fan by the record which we have
made and are making.
At the conclusion of his address the
president held an informal reception
and received congratulations on his
speech.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-27
Western Irrigation.

IN inauguarating the great work of
irrigation in the west the administra-
ZION has been enabled by congress to
take one OF the longest strides ever
taken under our government toward
utilizing our vast national domain for
the settler. the actual hOme-makeT.
Ever since this continent was dis
covered the need of an Isthmian canal
20 connect the Pacific and the Atlantic
has been recognized; and ever since
the birth of our nation such canal
has been planned. At last the dream
has become q reality. The Isthmian
canal is now being built bu the govern
ment of the United States. We CON
Quoted the negotiation for it's con
struction with the incest and most
scrupulOus honor, and in a spirit of the
largest generosity toward those
through whose territory it was to run.
Every sinister effort which could be
devised by the spirit of faction or the
spirit of self-interest was made in or
der 10 defeat the treaty with Panama
and thereby prevent the cOnsumma-
ton Of this work. The construction Of
the canal is now an assumed fact; but
most certainly il is unwise to entrust
the carrying out of so mOmentOus
policy to those who have endeavored
20 defeat the whole undertaking.
Our foreign policy has been so con-
Quoted that, while not one OF our just
claims has been sacrificed, our rela-
tons with all foreign nations are now
Of the most peaceful kind; thre is not
a cloud on the horizon. The last
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-27

eign nations on the terms outlined i'll
President McKinley'S last speech.
which urged the extension of our for
oign markets by reciprocal agreements
whenever they could be made without
injury to American industry and labor.
x is a singular fact that the only great
reciprocity treaty recently adopted
that with Cuba-was finally opposed
almost alone by the representatives of
the very party which now states that
It favors reciprocity. And here again
we ask that the worth of our words be
judged by comparing their deeds with
ours. On this Cuban reciprocity treaty
there were at the outset grave differ
ences of opinion among ourselves; and
the notable thing in the negotiation
and ratification of the treaty and in
the legislation which carried it into
effect, was the highly practical manner
in which without sacrifice of principle
these differences of opinion were rec
Onciled. There was no rupture of
great party. but an excellent practical
outcome. the result of the harmonious
cooperation of two successive presi
dents and two successive congresses
This is an illustration of the govern
ing capacity which entities us to the
confidence of the people not only in
our purposes but in our practical abil-
ity to achieve those purposes. Judg-
ing by the history of the last - years
down to this very month, is there JUS
tification for believing that under sim
liar circumstances and with similar
initial differences of opinion, our Op-
ponents would have achieved any prac-
teal result?
We have already shown in actual
fact that our policy is to do fair and
equal justice to all men, paying no
heed to whether a man is rich or poor:
paying no heed to his race, his creed.
or his birthplace.
We recognize the organization of
capital and the organization of labor
as natural outcomes of our Industrial
system. Each kind of organization is
to be favored so long as it acts in a
spirit of justice and of regard for the
rights of others Each is to be grant
ed the full protection of the law, and
each in turn is to be held to a strict
obedience to the law; for no man is
above it and no man below it. The
humblest individual is to have his
rights safegUarded as scrupulously as
those of the strongest organization for
each is to receive justice. no more and
no less. The problems with which we
have TO deal in oar modern industrial
and social life are manifold. but the
spirit in which it is necessary to APP
proach their solution is simply the
spirit of honesty, of courage. and of
common sense
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-27

Continued From Page OneD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-27

Our SIS for SOC while they last this
week. Think of buying a suit at
S3.75 or a new
style suit, which sold at $4,000
for $500 now. THESE ARE
SAMPLES OF WHAT THE JULY
SACRIFICE SALE MEANS TO
you.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-04-08
MARRIED THE WRONG COUPLE
V"""' Nis-sp at - wedding CrFe-
m""y !" Indiana ny - Mag
tstrHtc.

Evansville, Ind, April 5-Miss Pear
Owens and Guy Myers, Of Sebrer, XIV.
came mere Monday TO be married. They
were accompanied by Miss z. Grays0p
and Robert McCurry. After securing
a license the four went TO the office
Of Magistrate Schrader, who through
Il mistake, married the wrong couple
Amer the ceremony had been pro
nnunced the magistrate was told Of hi,
mistake, but Miss GraysOn and McClr.
~ decided to allow the eremon !,
stand The real principals were then
married., and "A license wns procured
Tor MISS GraysOn and McCurry, and
III" ceremony was complete.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-04-08
CLEWELL CAUGHT
At ST. JOSEPH.
Missing Trust Company Official
Charged With Embezzlement.
ACCOUNTS SHORT $4,000
Hal necU IN ~. Joseph For ~ Week
aud Lived at u 0sbIOnnble
nOnrdin9 House In
Tint ttty.

Cleveland, o., April 5.-A telegram
was received Ivy Chief of Police Kohler
Monday from Chief Franz Of the st.
Joseph tMo) police department, an
@nouncing that George T.. Clewell, the
missing secretary and treasurer Of the
recently assigned Federal Trust Co, Of
Cleveland, had been arrested there.
The charge against Clcwell was o
shortage Of $4,000 in his accounts
with he Federal Trust Co. The war
rant for his arrest has been sworn out
by j. c. Gilchrist, the president Of that
company, and it was placed in the
hands of the Bankers Surety Co, which
was on Clewells bond, the sum of $1O,-
900. The latter company Immediately
set It's secret service to Ork TO APP
prehend Clewcll and have him returned
to this city.
Just why CleWell went to st. Joseph
is not known; he Is not known TO have
any relatives in that city.
The last person who saw CleWell
prior to his sudden disappearance a
week ago Saturday was his brother in
law, Arnold Kahlc, who met Clewcll
on a street corner while the latter vas
waiting for a car TO 20 down town.
The conversation between CIcwcll
and Kahle disclosed the fact that Gle
well was disappointed at the pending
absorption of the Federal Trust ca.
by the Guardian Trust Co, and the loss
OF his position by the change. clcwcll
according TO Kahlc, considered this 9
Disgrace that he was unable to bear.
IT had been arranged some time ago
that the Guardian Trust and the Fed.
cral Trust companies were TO com.
binc, the latter to be ObFprbcd, but RI.
mOrs Of Irregularities in the accounts
Of the Federal company made an as.
sipnmcnt necessary before the pro.
prammc could be carried out. The
Guardian Trust Co has assumed all
the business Of the Federal
and other than the disappearance Of
tl'w"lI the matter has been regarded
AZ a close incident.
" CleWclI VIII return without .
rc1uisilion. he can be brought here
within "A day or TWO; if he demand.
tia iormality, his arrival viii be dc.
laycd perhaps a week.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-04-08
FOREIGN.

precautionary measures have been
taken ~ Russia against "A recurrence
Or the an'i-Jcwish riots Of last year.
Austria anticipates trouble in tn F,
balkans and Is preparing 10 send a
large army to the provinces.
Lady Mimic. wife Of the governor
general Of Canada, was rescued by
servants from death in the blazing
wee residence AT Ottawa
Inc Antarctic expedition which left
London in July. 1901, has been signaled
on the coast Of New Zealand on its
way home.
a report from Toxic saysthatAdmiral
Togo made another attack on por, Ar
thur ,he night Of March 30-2I. Japaucgc
troops were az vanciHe north Of Cbonp-
~, driving the Itufsigus before them
The latter intend 10 make a decisive
stand In the YaIu valley.
More than 100, 900 Japanese were in
Manchuria and news Of an attack on
Ne"Chwang war expected. Russians
were routed In a fresh land engage.
meht with the Japanese. who were
marching steadily 10 the YaIu river
Beng Cheng was occupied by the
Japanese, VINO were occupying the
strong positions in Korea south Of the
Russian forces.
Col, Andres de la Terre, secretary OF
the intsE1or 10 the first Cuban repubIic
and a prominent Ofiicer ia the last yeyo.
luton, fed st Havana.
Fres'1"nt Diaz, In his message open.
Ing tho Mexican congress, said the
financial condition Of the nation wss
satisfactory.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-04-08

posts Of the Russian and japanese ar.
niles was reported between Pingyang
and Win The latest attempt Of the
Japanese TO block the harbor Of Port
Arthur by sinking merchant v~csscls
at the entrance is declared TO have been
nearly successful, only a narrow chan
mel being left open.
Richard Henry Little and Edward
Washburn, war correspondents OF 4
Chicago paper, have been made pris-
Oners by the Russians.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-04-08
FOUND POISON IN STOMACH.
Woman Arrested ~ Iawton, OKLA.
Ihn'Hed win M"rdcrimx
Her Husband.

Lawion, okla. April Mrs Throck.
morton, with her two sons, Joseph, ]
- ThrockmOrton. II her daughter
Mrs, Lille Chat,erton. was arrested
at Bcneat. Okla. Monday night
charged With the murdcr Of he, nus.
pand Throckmor,9n HAD been IN AZ
asylum for some time, and died shorts
after returning home. An examinations
OF the body by the corons developsA
me iact that there was poison 10 thS
stomach.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-04-08

81. Joseph, Mo, April J-Goorge T.
'IcwclI, the alleged dcfaultinp treas
Ifcr and secretary Of the Federal Trust
Co, Of Cleveland, o., was arrested here
Monday night by police detectives. He
had been here for a week, and lived at
/ fashionable boarding house. going ont
but little and attracting as little aticn.
'iOn as possible. He aid he was viii
Ing 10 return TO Cleveland with.
on, requisifiOn and declined
to discuss the affairs Of the trust
company or his connection with II
further h "A that he was involved Ia
The mOunt Of $4,000. ClcWrIl denied
That he was trying TO escape from his
obligations, but that he was 80 i'll aud
weak hat he needed rest, and sought
"A city In which he was unknown TO OBJ
tain II.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-04-08

Inc exchanges AZ the reading clearing
houses In the United States during the
sever days ended on. the list aggregated
81 9S,479.3 7s, the decrease over the same
time last year being 22.0.
Sidney J Hayden committed suicide
by jumping from the top Of a History
skyscrapcr In New York, his body being
mashed into bits.
There were 2l2 business failures In
the United States during the seven days
ended on the LIST, against 2l5 the same
week IN 1903.
DR.. W A. Harroun. OF Denver, Col,
refused 10 accept 81 500 600 left him IN
ireland, because he thought his sister,
Mrs. J. N Lewis. needed It ore.
The weather bureau crop report
winter wheat.
Des MOinos and the entire state of
Iowa are confronted with a coal famine
as a result Of The lockout and strike
which closes every mine.
Lieut. Commander Edgar T. Warbur-
ton. c!.icf engineer Of the battltshIp
Maine. now At Pensacola, Fla commit
ted suicide IN his cabin.
The Ottawa river was higher than ever
known and une-fourth II the city Of
Lima, q, was under water. At Ottawa
three persons we're drowned.
T~wenty-four Indictments were re-
turned BY the Milwaukee Doodle grand
Jury in TWO days.
The Pennsylvania railroad has de:
cided to instruct It's operating en-
plOyc8 in first aid to the injured.
a syndicate is planning 10 compete
with the beef trust in America by i'm
porting beet and mutton from Argcn-
tina
Two million dollars was the est
mate Of the damage done By foods in
Onto al points between Findlay south
10 Hamilton and -four lives were sac
rihced
Two persons we're Killed ana sew
eral others injured In "A collision be
tween trains near rottsto%n Pa.
Trade between the United States ah1
Japan is growing more rapidly than
between Japan and any other nation.
Universal education to wipr out hit.
"racy in the south was the plea Of Or.
Charles ". Dabnry in an address de.
.lly"rcd in indianapolis.
Trains crashed together at Clarks |
W. Va. MHng Thomas Quinn,
John D'Bricn and Charles Shafcr.
Mrs. May Bradley, wife Of a ranch
near KIowa, give birth TO five
children, each Weighing scycn pounds.
A IL ,UCrt ffitu UfIl /
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-04-08
DOM

Heavy rains have increased the foo,
DANGER IN the southwestern par, Of In.
dlhna, ~Vincennrs, Moan Carmel. New
harmony. Grayylllr. Princeton and Ey.
ahsyiIlc being |inundarol
IN" great iiazlrtpn NuGJ fiji of IN,
Evansville g. Torrc Haatc railroad
which cost $G00,OOO, WAS washed away
by "A flood.
owing TO the alleged shortage of
&is,hdb "i George i. ClcwclI. TREASURER
The Frderal Trust company a, Clevc.
lahd, ., made an assignment. with liza.
biIlties Of 81 600, 800 and asset. about
the same
Glenn Dawson, cashier o' The Farm.
eFs' savings bank OF FeH,on Ia com.
"'i''eh suicide IN the bank. His ac.
counts are said 10 be straight.
Government inspectors have been AS
signed TO all immigrant trains veg,
bound from New York, because o,
complaints that Immigrants are IN
treated.
Weekly reports show tha, Lusinm.
1or the season throughout the cDuntry
Mas been below that # a year ago
Al Niagara Falls n Y, Otis White
ri hansomyille, an old man, commit
t'h suicide by walking into the rapids
II ocing carried over the American
falls.
The public debt statement, is.ucd nm
the lst shows that the deb, decreas,d
S2tl2,b"3 during the month Of March
Cash In the treasury $374 $3.50 335. TO.
'aI debt less cash in the treasury. 2slb .
422 ,lOl.
On March III the total circulation Of
national bank notes was $434 800 sA2 An
ihcrtas" for the year of $50, 800 Gs4.
Inc government receipts duriup
March were &44.7Gl ,433; expenditures
s4l,7df,a3s, leaving a surplus OF 90,
OF. lOI.
Attorney General Knox reported 10 IN,
cabinet that the Panama Canal comDsn,
would meet April 70 to complete tho
transfer Ofthe canal property.
Gustav Marx, Peter Ni.dermeier and
Harvey Van Dine were formally reseu.
tenre In Chicago by Judge Kersteu
To b. hanged on April a.
The daughter Of Edward Page. .
wealthy. retired iron master. was ny..
~teriously murdered In her home IN a
suburb NJ NOstnn
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-08
REACHING THE SPOT.
1t Can Be Done, So Scores of Amer
icus Citizens Say.

1T Can Be Done, So Scores of Amer
icus Citizens Say.
To cure an aching back.
The pains of rheumatism,
The tired out feelings,
You must reach the tpo.-get at the
cause.
In most cases it's the kidneys,
Mitchell Lowe, the well known black
smith, who lives on the outskirts of the
city, says of Doan's Kidney Pills
They are alright; | can see now why
they are willing to give out samples.
You know they do the work and are not
afraid to put them on their merits. My
back had been hurting me for couple
of years past. thought / had rheu-
matism and was rubbing it with lini-
ments and medicines prescribed by doc
tors but without benefit until / was
utterly dishe arted. It did not make
any difference what | did [ had the
same old paiu. Some one spoke to me
about Doan's Kidney Pills. had lost
faith in medicines Of any kind. but /
went to DodsOn's Pharmacy in habi
tual sort of way and got box aud tried
them. / had not used them three days
before the rheumatism left me. / kept
on taking them until had used up two
boxes because I could not believe was
cured. / have not had the rheumatism
or the backache as you call it since
then, They are certainly the real thing
for the backache."
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC per
box. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, y Z,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name DOan's and take
no other.