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night The first princess If the realm
ruled on and off the stage, completely
captivating her audience. She is grace
full and natural while at the same
time, as the willful Mary, she is superb
Ogden Stevens, as King Henry VIII,
made a 1t in the part. He played
the part of the Jolly old king to per
lection Frank Sylvester assumes the
part Of Charles Brandon, the captain
IN the kings guards, who IS N love
with Mary and does il well. He
makes an deal hero. But in the play
itself there IS more genuine enjoyment
Tor an audience than is found in m1st
plays of that sort. There is vein Of
comedy running throughout in which
each of he characters takes a part
The scenery IS superb and elaborate.
two whole carloads being carried 10
complete the stage settings. 1t was
the rare good fortune of a large audi
ance % 5ce the performance.
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The North Carolina Society of Gin
cinnati, revolutionary society at
which Robert Fenner of Osceola is
probably the only member from Ark
ansas. Will hc.d its annual meeting at
Wilmington. n c., Monday, February
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A POINT NEATLY MADE.
Excellent Bon Mot Credited TO James
Rudolph Garfield.

EXcetIent Sch MOT 'ASo ~ S"''Se
Rudolph Garfield.
A bon mot credited to James Ru-
aolph Garfield the newly appointed
commissioner OF corporations, has OF
late been going the rounds Of Wash
ngton. Mr. Garfield at a dinner party
sat next to French~oman. This
woman praised her own country very
highly. z, rticularIy she praised
French politeness. The French, she
said, are the politest people in the
world. Mr.. Garfield smiled. The
other. little piqued at his smile, said:
You Americans all admit, don't you,
the superiority OF French politeness?" ?"
Mr.. Garfield answered, We do, ma.
dam That is our politeness.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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To The Democratic Voters Of the Sixth
Congressional District of Arkansas,
am candidate fer congress from
the Sixth district of Arkansas and
earnestly solicit the support of all
voters participating IN the coming pri-
mar:es. l pledge myself to the faithful
and diIigent discharge of the duties of
the office. Yours truly,
JOE 7. ROBINSON.
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BASEBALL NOTES.
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The Birmingham News has the fol-
lowing: Lew Whistler of Memphis
has signed a Cotton States twirler by
the name of Verneuille The addition
of this slabman to the Memphis team.
if the genial magnate can cause the
pitcher to practice headwark. should
be approved by the fandom at large
of that city Verneuille has as much
steam as the next catapult in this
league and a refractory drop that is
really deceiving. Verneuille has not
played in faster company than the Cot
ten States league, but has had an
abundance Of spmiprofessi ional expert
ence His notable work in Memphis,
which attracted he eyes Of experts
in that territory, was a game pitched
against the Memphis team near the
beginning Of the season last year.
Verneuille was in he box for Natehez
Of the Cation crowd He kept the
hfts So uniformly scattered thai a de-
cisiye victory fer Natchez resulted
4 lively scramble is promised over
the best class Of bah outside the
Southern league. Frem Mobile
Nerneaile gained further reputation
by joining fhe BreWton semfprofes-
sionals who Won the championship
af the south IN 19o2 He also played
effective ball withthe Natehez team IN
1903"
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If the real Mary T4aor vas as pretty
and Yixacioes As Mis- RozeHe Knott
in her preseutati q . sW6en knight.
hood Was in Flower 5as her. tnea ne
che blames Charles Braado1 t0y loving
her anatae whole eoart Of france %
ing Wild OYER her The patrons Of the
Eiks' theater have had no better op-
portanity for Witnessing splendid
play than was Afforded than last
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11
70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

lake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
cts. All druggists refund the money
If il fails TO cure. E. w. Groves sig
n .ure is On each box 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11

New York City Natives.
liz the city OF New York there arc
My 737. 4T- white persons born of
atigp parents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11

'He Ward = - @a5aA appear.
=aa EHss -Haa5-a= Monday February
I,.#apsaz# n a #f>atlsas arm u a#settias
fa4te=su47 7Gal= beauty syza m 5hese
laFs af biah.d- Ta.aFea ar in scene
painting. Ile= celebrated artists Wal,
ter Wilcox Bmaiaee ami Frederick Glib
st Il have devised a charming early au-
fumn landscape 80 peG feet tina It :
q pleasure merely 10 gaze upon thjs
stage picture. 1at he charming little
Dit Of artistic paatomime enacted be
lore the eg9iafama IS N Itself divert
ing The aaymakers are discovered
at =rll III the fields adjoining the an
eesfral homestead Of little Dorothy,
the heroine # The Wizard of o.. \
magnificent stallion prances upon the
stage .!rawing a hay-rack ana the nret-
y Kansas girls peit the yokel driver
with whisps Of hay. He retaliates by
throwing apples at Them Next a golf
PLAYER IN search of a o.ray golf ball
#oanas over the stone Haa into the
maaaaw hat instead II searching ter
s.s.lgst property He 6e4iHz. violent
Filtration Wtra ere=af zt..e fs4-tfe maid
ens Then She omn rs rumble of
emder IS heard. striking =eaasterna-
5en Is #ae hearts - tBe villagers. The
stallion + quickly tabled n the barn
aaa avery peesaatjan Is taken against
the apHfaaeMn& cyclone. Tie rain
fails 5n#aet04e9= The cid farmhouse
l9Lyess IN #s.ea sage#t.atts very foundA-
rlen aaa SadaeeIy= =Hffoatea IN full
y.eV attae audien and carried away
in the veey hear' = the storm Then
" means#of-a a nevs panoramic and
electrical effect invented by Julian
MI heI tbe audience gets the most
convincing illustration Of the whirl-
Wind ionrae*=of Ia old farmh use o..
ef the roofs Of towns. villages and cit.
IS past nrairies deserts and oceans
.atH itis ansported 10 the mystic
Lana ~ the Munehkins inhabited by
laIs.ts and witches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11

Carlos Smith. tae teaYyshitung
pitcher Of the Natehez team Of 1902
has signed a contract e play with
Seattle this season Smith batted .333
in the California leagae 1ast season
and will prove a valuable man . Seat
tle-Batan Rouge Truth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11

For Saturday night next Harry Ber-
esfGrd. as the stellar attraction N j..
H Barrie's magnificent creation, The
Professor Love Story. is booked 20
appear at the Elks theatef In the
role Of Professor Goodwillie this young
man. We are told, will have ample p
poftunity for The display Of that Won
ierful aud unique ability with which
critics elsewhere nave credited him.
His peculiar genius. we are Informed,
will enable him to make much Of every
line and bring out the full strength and
the finest shades Of Barrie.s greatest
wcrk. As the theme OF tne play deals
with love il VIII naturally create N
'terest among The vetafies Of the little
god Cupid and as modern scientist
has recently stated hat love was dis
tase-that ne had discovered the germ
fheret maybe ahe taeater-soar Of the
present aaY would Ike osee the work
fnes cut oT tHs theorT. and as Tie
Professors Love Sterzs anf0as itselt
the run Or taisifT af=rl5e #ea3aaes
zeineti4rss statement NAY ae made
apparent. Tbef4fore aside som a
most charming evenings eafertaill-
ment4 the pla#gaeE may also receive
scientific instructions IN the ar Of
Ea. NJ. Ber+4fari vii have ON
panr Win aim which vii 1e 4#..4..=7sa-
Heat enc 5ad mis- pa will #a aaaa- I
ST mel staged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11
Movements Of the Stars.

The average straight-ahead motion
Of the stars Is now put At twerty-ors
miles a second.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11

Smiling George Blackburn 4 rs
some talking ii the Sporting News as
follows I sec that Aramore. 7 T.
and with such people as Charles car
has a franchise m .he Texas league
ter P 3. Gontee. Y B. Johnson and
Dick McGlish behind the elub the#eitH
will be o. X My Natehez team opens
a Dallas and viii PLAY az Fert2Harta,
and make Il southern TeNas trip. /
have completed my cam and aave !
few Texans i'll i spafgsf RassaaIe.
5soz5ss@ 3&a a5saIt=sao IoaIa 03a0
Levi H=naWE.nz sad3 I=ma fa#
5 taeI=a= a 6aftefy=aal ae soon =
be benedict aas 14a.as Meridian
wcu1d quality So Uevl aagld get the
management. bGJ it failed He knows
hasea59 Uom TO- and would be
goea teaaee GamRaz WHO goes 10
PitsaAarg is sure + aah 4cod HeI
IS a dHRff7ate Of araeeeaf aSa7. If
anything faster. has saod control and
a aarve -9aH second - nome Every
thing looks bright fer our Gotten
States Ieagae=and i IS going e be A
race rom fae drop of The hat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11
& - 6 TO RIA.
Bears The q The Kind You Have Always Bought
''s -.t.s's as %zTLZztZl
Women Butchers,

England has nearly 1900 female
butchers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11
1ant.

Yes, be had government Job
He was census taker on one Of the
Philippine islands.
Was it a hard one?''
You bet It was. It kept him on
he run a.! the ttae
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C A- - - - : u
Bears he II '"0 N"u '0l .a.1 ---- = 1ou
Of C<zSTZZEZzc.
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Manage Pender bas got his team
nearly complete fie=Ras saeeeaea
in rzanding up zen drst5!ass and IS
negotiating fer three more Up tep
playsrs which =Nt3j eompIetezfh fhe team.
Il is almost certainty rHu Pen.ee
Viii san beth I5fe aRa #zemef. ~a5
are#Jop aerehes a ae rsa
reat=Naa1t aa saazF 5iz.a31ee i7r=
der is rs.as - 3r4aase 901 series
ot games H15a ne#at= tae# #G.g teams
eemlas se.a 4aa.5. aa--0l viii 45F
eae=af a}a &aaeaal Aale9s an "a.
sue teams d ,-J.1=aerz aezts has
Wria#a FaaaaH -#ar=.5 VII May Qi.h
Baton Baasa ps44lzeI. - proper n
auaemeu1s ace= @a4e AN EIe states
6hat ae 5 ii zeleed8 condition and q
saeh tat ae VII prove a va2ia.
BILE acquisition to=ahe Ration R use
team Little Rock VAS after Zehner.
who IS IN Baton Rause'z reserve tjst.
and 'here is no Way Of hm eeUing
AVA esen 81 he waate4=to and 1Esr.
is1tt any evidence tia desires to
SO so-Baton Rouge Advocate
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For Sale by L. B. Cc1n.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19
FULTON AND ITS WORKS.

In its attempt to defend the
sneak thief methods of Fulton in
robbing the county seat of half
of the terms of the circuit court
by what is known as the Har-
grove bill, the Fulton CONNER
cial volunteers the startling in
formation that Hickman is not
the whole county" As it makes
no other argument, we infer that
the Commercial would convey
the idea that Fulton.county with
out Fulton would be an aching
void.
Long years ago, before the edi-
tor of the Courier saw the light
of day. and when the Commercial
editor was engaged in moulding
the republican opinion of Indiana
that has resulted in giving pro-
lection to Kentucky murderers
and assassins, Fulton county was
a thriving community. All was
peace, and joy, and prosperity.
With the advent of the Newport
News Il Mississippi Valley rail
road (now the /. o. came Fulton,
the dlsturber, the thorn in the
side of the county, 1t arrogantly
claims as its own the work per-
formed generations before it was
born. 1t has no scruples as to un-
fair dealing, and if the truth were
known this predominating spirit
of 1--WE want all the best of it:
honestly if possible, but we want
it." is the reason that Fulton has
never been able TO command the
trade of her own territory. This
same spirit has gained for her a
most undesirable notoriety-not
only at home, but beyond the
confines of the state. She is a
greedy, grasping community, and
those who know her shun her.
Once a mart of local Importance.
her sly tricks and greediness have
driven off those who would have
been her friends and made of her
a railroad loafing place and a
rendezvous for the criminals Of
the county. Her punishment has
been swift, sure and complete, as
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19
OUR NOBLE STATE SENATOR.

Senator Henry George, repre-
senting this district, in a letter
to the Mayfield Messenger, says
upon the question of a branch
circuit court at Fulton:
This legislation that has given me
more trouble than anything else was a
local question in Fulton county-that
Is. the act authorizing the holding OF
circait courts in the town OF Fulton In
that county. The Fulton end wanted
tbs court, and the Hickman end did not
want them to have it. To do ssther one
! had to displease some Of my very best
friends. which you know is very dis
agreeable to me. want to love every
one and want them all to lore me"
Poor old man. How sboekingly
sad that he cannot have. the love
of the entire universe What a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19

terrible calamity that he, like
Benedict Arnold and other trail
tors to most sacred trusts repOsed
in them by the people, should re-
ceIve the punishment his unfaitll-
fulness deserves. What manner
of people can this be, who, for so
small an offense as treason, would
dare to trample in the dust OF
disgrace or besmirch the charac-
ter of the idol of Graves county
the catspaw of Fulton? Do
they not know that the great
George is what he is and can do
no wrong? What matter, for
sooth, to the people of Hickman,
if, through his greatness, plums
Innumerable fall to his share as
the reward of his greatness? And
is it not also possible that the
great George, upon his triumphal
return into the land of assistant
state auditors and other things,
no longer will be compelled to
turn the burrows, nor wrestle
with stubborn and balky mule,
but will become an employer OF
men on his cabbage plantation
J at $500 per month? Yea, verify,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19

The Columbus Critic says the
branch circuit court law is a just
one. We are gratified to have
the Critics opinion on this i'm
portant question, and feel that
opposition to the measure will
subside somewhat, now that the
president maker has decided the
matter. What the decision cost
Fulton, We are unable to say, but
Judging from what has gone be-
fore we believe the judgment
cost anywhere between 20 and
30 cents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19

is amply attested by its rows of
vacant storerOOms, the hollow
sounds of vacancy upon its streets
and the Incidence, apathy and
Iethargy of its newspapers. She
may have thought this last trick
a shrewd one, but We make the
prediction that she will find it
the most expensive one she has
yet played. As the common thief
answers for his crime at the bar
of Justice, so must Fulton answer
at the bar of public opinion.
Hickman has never claimed to
be the whole county. She does
claim, however, to be the county
seat of government of this cOun-
ty, and as such not only has law
and precedent to sustain her, but
three-fourths of all the people of
the county proclaim her conten-
tions to be right. Hickman,
Cayce, Madrid Bend, Sassafras
Ridge and about half of Lodge
ton, all strenuOusly opposed to
the Hargrove bill, poll more than
three Ourths of the votes of the
county, own more than three
fourths of the wealth of the
county, and pay more than three.
fOurths of the taxes Cf the coun-
ty. Fulton, with less than one
fourth of any of these, has for
the past % years been throwing
stumbling blocks in the way of
the balance of the county, and
used every means within its pow
er to retard the cOunty's prog
ress. 1t refused to pay the court
house tax, and had to be threat
ened with suit before it would
liquidate, Notwithstanding the
fact that the structure was built
exclusively by Fulton people
1t has taken every opportunity
to enhance itself by "knocking'
the balance of the county, anC
stopped at nothing that a desired
result might be obtained. FoI
% years 1t has been trying to bur
den the county with the expens,
of moving the court house to Full
ton; but she may try for % year
more and the result will be tn,
same. Nothing that Fulton 0
its people can say will mitig at,
, in the least the theft perpetrate,
:, by our representatives at thei
Pshgation. However the court
decide, this much is certain
three-fourths of the voters of tn
county are unalterably oppose
to the Hargrove act, and unqual
ifiedly condemn Fulton for tn
part she played In securing it
passage.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19

is it not true that the great and
only Henry George, state senator,
is no longer a servant of the peo-
pie? Has he not become a tool
TO do the will of rings and cliques
and mighty politicians? Is he
not a man blessed with two radi-
ant countenances that shed forth
the luster of enlightened politics?
Has he not, in his years of expe-
rience, become an adept in the
ledgerdemain of political sleight-
of-hand-the "now you see it !:
now you don't" sort? And in his
sorrows he cries out in despair {:
"How now! what has come DER
the people that | am thus defiled
for the performance of a trick !;
a mere play that should be ap-
plauded of all men; yea, even
though it work injury to some,
what matters 1t TO me? Am |
not the great George, whom the
untold multitudes revere, and
who can DO no wrong? Verify, it
is a strange thing, that in these
troublous times, when two faces
are looked upon as one of the
greatest of accomplishments, that
|, George the great, should be
called upon to answer to the peO-
pie, the mere voters, for my acts
in legislative halls. Fie on all
such What right have they to
impugn the motive or suffer me
to come under suspicion for doing
wrong, when can do no wrong.
They know | can do no wrong,
for have | not repeatedly told
them so? Bosh!" And thus
does the great George commune,
one self with the other.
| Our noble double barrelled sen.
ator is sorely grieved that he ha,
displeased some of his very besr
friends, but we hasten to reas
sure him-withOut a promise
that the people of Fulton county
outside the town of Fulton, know
and realize that he will neve
displease them again. The,
have that much confidence'in tn
integrity-of the people. Grea
though he may be in his own mar
row vision, he is still greater i
the estimation of his constltuen
Icy; but the latter's idea of tn
greatness achieved by the illu.
trious member from the Fir
district is along the lines estaE
lished some years ago by ma
named Judas Iscariot.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19
BETTER THAN GOLD.

| was troubled several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debil-
itv writes +. J. Green, of Lancaster.
N. II. mo remedy helped me until
began using Electric Bitters, which did
me more good than all the medicines 1
ever used. They have also kept my
wife in excellent health for years. She
says Electric BItterS are Just splendid
for female troubles; that they are a
grand tonic and invigorator for weak,
rundown women. No other medicine
can take its place in our family" Try
them. Only SOC. Satisfaction guaran-
teed by all druggists.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19

The Mayfeld Messenger, in its
efforts to throw a slur upon Hick-
man in the branch court house
affair, gets things all mixed up
and has the court in Hickman,
Graves and Fulton counties, at
the same time. Better get on
the water wagon, old man, or
20 to night school a while.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19

The recent street car disaster
in Paducah, in which one man
was killed and several people in
jured, emphasizes the substanti-
atty of the opinion that a man
takes his life in his own hands
when he boards one.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-02-19

lobe Wright, the West Hickman gro
Ger wants 1t understood that he is sell
ing groceries cheaper than any one in
Hickman. He is selling seven bars of
Rig Deal soap for 25c, and seven pack
ages of Arm and Hammer Brand soda
for 25c. All other goods in proportion,
n Won want bargains in groceries call
ON lobe Wright, the West Hickman
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
Dill bvS9e isien.

1ouge5 SnnOOe b1pbe en- Ssiifole
/ Semea. Soma; men 0en neo5r9nSte
t'ior Seit % to IierneifeIio git tabt.
9tu bar Gclegater ira Sunooen bolot
@'soe / Scruell og cnitemmia 6eillrt.
tel at opisre Ell mn S~toIebpguina paa
ldntme Steo. Ter odr Silbub fro on.
ore Sper ON 1T hieIpe I'll at 5ugae
Stolen on igier, bpiS Sc tinSe faa
Den / jim RtOte, og iipr rur eagle
8roUe uiaig til at noe Ct betpbeltat
SilIfito; men Seuea bsS $4,000, "a
Sruitierne beitcmte iig for Sen garnle
RInoS. Raiementet AT oen ueo6rqnb.
te 9pgniug fan benDttes. % oen me
gpaniug er ocrior INN bcre1net iii
$4,000. Zen ifaI 5eitaa al 10 eta.
ger % opisrc5 al Ruriten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
5rlpas 90 Gritatnino.

&c 6orenebe StaterS Ssieiteret bar
M aiatpet aienOelie ior, at en- Gcrior
Der refer me6 6ripaS paa ,~ternbanen.
in8cn 9iet FAR til Gritatning. ON BAN
tomner tiIifaoe, iclo ON Gette itnlSeS
(oBperlonaIeta llforiiatigbe0. ligel@d.
ItOt lom hans Aruinger Oar aruu paa
ro8en e%rItatnina, on RnSiaaercn pua
ocnnc WdaOe blir 0rUbt. 6orauieOs
nlnBen til oenne aien0elie par Isl.
gcuOe:
Aouofat Gan $. AOamS ira Spo.
fame bleo / 1895 orTbt peS en- ,Serr.
%barcuIpfte, mems ban par noe Ga reiite
nleO 6ripa5 poa Rortbcrn Gacific "a.
rcn. 6ripuSiet inOebolot 0eu uOtrpf
teIi8e ScitcmmeIie, at ganeu bar iris
tdGet ior alt Gniuar / SiliPloc al
lliptfesbRnoeIie. SmiSlerti0 anlaa6c
AiosSeS TO Conner oQiaeoel Saa IneS
erltntnln8strao. % Dc bleu al are02.
retten tiItienOt Ell 9ritatning al Sill.
600, boiIfen aienoeIie ienere befrPi.
teoes al appeuationsretter. Soaer
aft 0erpaa I'll II, g. Ssieiteret. ionl
altlaa M bar opbGoet be8ge llnocrret.
terres a~ienoclier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
Separ Riempetrccrnel

VrPiioent Rooiepelt bar / ct iqr.
fit SuoIfob on6eialct aonqreaien at
beodre DC iou aiGmpetrper, iom cr
tilbage / California. ueo at aigrc Dem
til ell SfogreierOation UNDER DC sore.
neOc Stntcr. og Scuatct bar dQereoe
taget StrtOt / 0en Hctnina. Zen
Sfogluno. bOOr aiTmpctrperuc itaur,
tiIbsrer, beiunOrrItg uof. en- grtuat.
mdno Deo Eapu Robert Whitciioe.
Iou MI Dor / CuIItb. Ninu. San
tIsbte Sunoen Tor at tleue Genae pau
oer, % ban bar irenoelcS fun Sur
Tor 6enne SI0e al Sagen; oerior oil
ban fife tuge oe $4,000. ION NE.
glerln9en buoer bam for oen. mer
I~orIdrger mere. ut bisie aiempe.
trGer err noget eneituuen0c pan belle
Sorotlooen. og at nlmiuoeIia Eatrio.
tismc frTuer. al ban ifal imsoefomme
Regleriugen for at beudrc Dem, iirr
nuar ban i1itet LAB lioer oerueS. men
tuertimoo oil tieue pau S~aubelen.
brur ban iig life ON. Sor at tonrmr
/ geIiooelie al Den murfeliae SlrnS
mac bericr Hegieriuaen anlTqqe
grpropriatiousiua imoo BAN.
! Ntimleiota. bpor 1utlitth lager.
bar aIttoriteterue begpnot at rsre paa
liz Tor at beuare aiPmpetrperne. !
@aibington har Statens seuatorcr
% aongresn,rnb iluttet ia iummeu
"a inbienot en- Petition til SuietS
Snnofomite, bporai u. !. SoIiteao
er Reolem, OF numooct ont at tho.
lille pda n Sopbellutniug, buorpeo
CALIFORNIA; aiGmpetrGer mofisbeS
al DC 6oreneoe Stater. ! Spisieu
for Fetitionen bar Suoernsr Ban
Can't lat it Gapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-26
ulyffcr paa Siccn.
Wanac TUrItS pan Itluntcrbapsfpitcu.
10 Slpmruo brufnct.

llnocr Ell poI0iom Storm, JON / 81.
Bpn0eiien al ltgen raieoe paa GtIaH.
terbaUSfpiteh i~orIiite mango Seilift'
ser, % CT balpt Snr@ SismTno fan3t
en- paaO @rup.
Sremaiteren "&euiumiu &. Grom,
nell" i~tranOebe / Moubog@ / Nprb2'
Den / @cAport, Gong N&Iuuo, % Ter I;
De ottc Yienneifer omboro OrufneOe,
Oa Sorteiet bIcp iInoet / Splinter moo
alippernc; 10 Ytano Hap Icpcnoe
iIan0, i0et Sc Orcu pna Elauter. Nile
GorieB pua at tomme no me0 Heos
~rtng2baao bar iorgiGuc5, GA Saaoet
al @rGn0in8en blco iIDu8et ti.baJe
puo Stranocn. iaa tort, Dc latte oeit
no. Stibet bar paa Heiie ira SdIiiur
III Charleston meo Srplait.
Nntrent ianltioiBt ItranOeSe Sfon.
ncrten GLIDER Z. 8bittier" pco 2ittle
%eot poo giem ScrieD apiteu "a blcu
iuIoltpnolJt Drag, men Der bleu 0oa
@eiGtninacn re0bet.
Gomperen "gtew Dorf Cattle" mi.
lteoe idmme Tag 70 NPuo unSer fsor.
lsg pao at re6se 9eiPtuingen paa oen
bouarercOe Sfonnet "gsiQic 6. Welp.
ton" 200 NiI tilbopS. 6olfene pno
Sfonncrtcn 6leD icllere rco0et al en-
britiif Camper.
Nj'oo ANDRE llIpffer mclocS ser ira
SiDcu.