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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
Trade With Home Merchants.
Mt. Airy News.

Mt. Airy News.
1t is a mistake to suppose that, as
a general proposition, the big city
mail order houses can give you
any more for your money than the
home merchants can.
When you think you are getting a
bargain from the big city house, the
chances are that you have merely
been duped into buying an inferior
quality of goods. When you buy
from home merchants you have the
advantage of Judging the goods for
yourself before purchasing, and in
the event you get the worst OF the
trade you have the means OF protect
ing yourself.
You know the home business man.
He is your neighhor, your friend land
he helps to sustain your home insti
tutions. He is not going TO do you
wrong. He can't afford to and he
knows it.
Deal with your home merchant
every time in preference to outsiders
o; whom you know nothing.
With the big city houses cheapness
in price usually means cheapness in
quality. They can't do business on
"short" profits. Their expenses are
high. Their rents are enormous,
their taxes are colossal, and the
wages they pay clerks out of sight.
They have countless items of expense
which the home merchant does not
have to contend with, to say moth
ing of the cost of transportation.
In the face of these facts, to say
that a retail house in Richmond or
Baltimore, can, as general prOpO-
sition, and on the majority OF lines,
undersell Mount Airy merchant, is
silly. They simply unload cheaper
goods upon their country or mail
order trs.de-a quality of goods that
your home merchant would not sell
you and which, if he did sell you,
you would probably ''kick" about.
Give the home merchant a chance
and he will do more for you and al
ways supply your wants honestly
and promptly. Don't be fooledl
Somebody has to pay for the city
style that cost minis of money.
Do not be deceived! Trade with
the man you know, and spend your
money where you can see the goods,
the man who sells them to you and
whose interest it is to deal fairly
with you.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
Shake Into Your Shoes

Allen s Foot-Ease, a powder. 1t cures pain
full, smarting. nervous feet and ingrowing
nails, and instantly takes the sting out of
corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort
discovery of the age. Aliens Foot-Ease will
make tight or new shoes feel easy. 1t is a
certain cure for sweating. Gallons and hot,
tired, aching feet. Try it today. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores, 25c Don't accept
any substitute. Trial package FREE. Ad-
dress, Allen S. Olmstead, LIE Roy. N. Y.
Old fashion Sugar House M0lasses at
II. THOMASON'S.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

When you go to the seashore take
some Violet Toilet Cream along with
you. The finest thing out for sun
burn. Removes tan, ireckles, etc. At
the Eagle Pharmacy: =
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

BATHS only Is cents. Hot or cold
water. tickets for $1.OO. Bohlinger's
Barber Shop, opposite Railroad Square.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

NDER AUTHORITY OF A DEED OF
~ Trust executed to me by J s. BurwelI
and wife, dated Jan. 18TH 1898, and duly
recorded in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds
of Vance County in Book 20, Page 457. I will
sell by public auction for cash at the Court
House door in Henderson. on
Saturday, July 18TH, 1909,
At noon, that lot OF land fronting As feet ON
the West side Of Garnett street in the town
of Henderson and running back along the
North side of Young street one hundred end
forty-three feet, adjoining the lots OF Mrs.
Emma Hardee on the North and DIR. +. Il.
Harris on the West, being lots No. Z. 3 and o,
in the partition of the lands descended to the
heirs of Mrs. J. s. +. Young deceased This
sale is made by consent and arrangement Of
the parties interested.
This June 18th. 1904
THOMAS NJ. PITTMAN,
Trustee.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

b: $. Aronson went to Raleigh yes
terday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
6pjeferet.

6sjeiteret bsbonblebe b. 30. Dug.
en- Gag, bborunOer Stomdser Ssr.
gen CIR. Spien al 5usk tiltuItes
for ben %. December | Sjor al buoe
brnbt i'm 20suoriss Ssn Sobun oe
fpriset at brabs I'm 23saorige Dat
ter 6elgd, bporefter ban forfsgte at
brnbe Jig felD.
Sfomoeer Spien leo al Dispofis
tion til Sinbsfpge, Der pao @runb
al Narinssforeer Dor tagen til / be
fenere 4ar. De to n9bnte 8srn bar
fDaeelise, og 5aberen mente, at bet
,pifbe fable benz Danffeligt | Grems
'tiben at forisrge fig felD. 1ben al
Sfomuger Spfens fdmlebenbe 6uftru
.genebifte COTE, Der | Dirfelisbeben
por ben, Der meit bibros til Samis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

liens lInoerbolb, unebe no9et iom
belft, aftalte 6aberen oe 8srnene al
Do iammen. De beeap Jig op pau
ct 9oftsperelie. bbor 6aberen meb
en- &nio forfsgtt at operifars be9ge
armes 9uIsonrer, fsrif pao Ssnren
% Datteren oa bernet pnd fig ielp.
Mrmens qnatomi bopbe be ale ire |
|5onesfab umibbsIbart forinbsn gem
nemgaaet efter en- BOG ON bet mems
neftelige 2sseme. uboipst at .Srem."
0u be paaselbenbe { n bdIb Zine efs
ter opisgtes, par Ssnnen bob, me-
bens 5oeeren oe 0dtteNn tuGbfes
til 2iOe og fenere beIbrebebes fuIb*
itanbist.
@eb 6asle 8sbftabs etstraorbie
mare Ret blep Sfomagsr Spfen bsnit
til at tases / 5orporing af bet pf>
fentIi9s. Oenne Dom itobfaitebes
at 6sieiteret,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
DannnarR.
Sturt Yemsetpperi.
5000 ar. = On mDitdft
aff9re.

pa 8osiereren boz 5irmaet 9ol'
ger peterien, asbsnboDn, ON Mor-
genen ben 81. Dug. oabnebs penge.
aahst for at ubtaee genee til Cen.
ningcr. opragebe ban, Il; Del / Nat.
tens Sob bar %ipunbet sunite bstprs'
list / SsbbelbebOlbninseh.
5an tiItulets itrats Gbefsn, ben
befenbte 9anbstinesmanb !9olger
qetsrfen, o9 / Screening tulte De pet-
gene efter. Oct piite fig at Der
mangIsbs ben nette Gum at $4,000
&roner.
qplitiet 6lep itrots %aGarmeret, %
mart inbfanbt Zig en- mftsrre Stab At
Spbagsre meb ben betsnbte Oper.
betient Mlartmdnn / Spiofen. og en-
ener9iIt llnberip9elie be9nnote.
0a man maatte saa ub fra, at Sns
pen 6dpbe p9ret busfenbt, bells forei
ban babbe O9ret / geiibbelie at en-
Re9le til pengeitabet = bette bapee
albeles in9en Sfabe Iibt = bells
|forbi ban bar oibIt, at Der par ufGh.
banlig mango 9enee til Stebe, foa
bIeb ale DIRE luttbe. oe bele bet ill
ItebepGrenbe perionale blep biiite.
ret = uben at Der opbagebes no9et
fom belit, Der tunbe lebe til Opbas
eslie at @erninesmanben.
0poaeerns began iie bsrpaa ub
8nen, iOm / oebet at 0aeen blsb
gsnnemisat pua ale 9anter, men fos
relpbig uben Rsiultat.
Saopel spp Tom penge ihnes
iporlgit forfpunbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
8eSrasnc Yropinsbpsre.
ern mGnbene NJ
botote.

forifeaige jpbffe glabs. 81. a.
,Snaanbspeiten", bar Der I lRneere
lib itaaet en- 4nnones ON, at 5olt
tunbe fod ct pelsnnet lrzQgentur
% lire paa grsue beb at inbienpt
2 ar. for boert ur, Tom man snltsoe
ia tilitilet. Qnnonten bar unbers
Ifreoet .geterien e &c., 2innsss
eaoe. 9sbenbnon. - poite reitonte.
Gn Mansbe Menneiter III 2pit
til at Iege beres 2ptte, oe inbienbte
pengene, nOels for ct ur. andre fer
Here. = De mobtos ogfaa eonIte rig
tig en- 9atte fra 5irmaet. men noar
be luttebe ZEN op, bite BET iie. al
ben inbebolbt = 2eeetsjsure: noeet
elenbist arom, ION life bar 8 9r.
p9rb Stbttet.
Mnn ian f%oritod. at aNgsnterns"
bleO nOeet LANCE / Qnfieterne; mung.
beo bog beres 5lopbeb / zig; andre
flagebe til &sbenbapns politi.
3iliibft mobtog bette lieefr.m
gunter at 4nmeloelfer, os ffreb Der.
for til en- unberisgelfe.
Jirmost efsiiierebe felpfeleelip
flet life. Men peb fua felp at laeae
Billet inb os fenbe peneene meb, I'll
bet ssnnem poffbaienet opinuiet, al
,.peterfen e SO" 6dpbe ,aontor"
pua en- 8ebartnins / 2onbtm9rtet.
Waeb andre Orb: Der fab Dag ub oq
Dag inb to Snebferfpenbe bg mec
rene Orb ifoblebe 2zaroner inb.
81 blep ielpfslselig unbolbt op
tiIfob ftrats beres grebe. !5por me-
get be bar bebrasst for, bar be boo
enbnu life funnel opeipe, men go.
fitiet - os be ietp meb = er pa
bet rene meb, at bet bill lsbe op til
nbitiIige 9ufinbe aroner, | alt Inlt
noar man m%ebreener bsres @epinil
peb nogle 8~ebraserier meb ,pre.
mics biianfiOner." Tom be ogica
bor tilftaaet fig ifploise /.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
bporIeoes or oette1

vi tiIbpber ii bunbrebe Dollars I geIsnrtra fsr n
bnsrt lilfalbe al aaiarrh, ber life Ton lslbrenes rk
Halls Catarrh Cure.
q. 3. GbeHep Il 6 o., Giers. 1otebo. {.
vi. flnbsrtteneoe. bar iieRbt 4. 8. egsHsa DC hsiit
Is anr % iror. ban or albeles h9berlig | ale fyotuf
observation-disclosures % fnaneielti Stanb tinf opfpt
b enboer Iorpligielfe. btres 5irma bar ldataget ma.
Wfit& 1rnat. mbplsiale 3rnggiits. EoIfeo. g.
mnIbing, ainnnn W1rhtn.
MboIeiaIe 3ruqqifs. 1olebo. {.
Balls oatarrh Cure taQes ~inbDeubie o. Dtrfer BIZ
RITE poo 9lobei oq Snftemets eIimbinber. YRS 7a
pr. Glaits. SoIees al ale Npotbtfere. WibHssburb friL
Halls Family Pills sr be bebfit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
5ormooet nlpffestilfeloe.
20 5ifters opnes 3.

2srbug 5%ormibbug ben q. 4ue.
funotes en- 5ifferbaab bripenbe
Storitremmen meIem Mdsneos %
@aabenfe. godben tilbsrer Sitter
g. 3. 2arisn, Ore oeb Masnebiuno.
2orisn bar 5rebus often taeet Ut
meb lin grober $. 9. QarTen for al
fife. Man %formobsr. at begee ST.
itere er brutnebe, ibet gooben Ell
tuloiejlet unoer en- 9bee. 6. 9. Car
fen er gift os efisrlubsr fig 5 8srn
groberen par u9ift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
Grab.
Sbir aro. club
unberIibet

Sgnoae ben %. Dug. opitob Der
ifelae e6obro 21pts" Slogsmdal /
8isborg 9ro oeb 6dbfunb. Rogle
9are fra 6errrgoorben 9isbor9s
soorb fab oe ibireoe / &roen og eiors
be Spettatler. bborfor aroejerens
Spi9erien, Riels 6olt, onmooete
BEN ON at forbolbe fig rolise o9
truebe BEN meb ct @eb9r. Dd bette
life frugtbe, ofpreoe 0olt 9ep9ret
% rdmte en- at 8arlere I llnberlipet
iaa at ban mootte fires III Sernz
erup Spsebus, bDor ban en- Days
lib efter ofgit beb 0sOen. Sem of
be andre Gorle er anholot % inbiat
| 5ernorup Nrreit. Den br1bte bar
en- Spenffer Dsb Rapn 9(nbers 2eb.
8eb ben ben 81. Dug. at Gage
foreta9ne Obouttton at ben
br9bte 9arIs Gig sr Der ifslge ,aaIs
borg Stiftst." oplpit fslasnbs:
Sfubost bar life birette forauriu9et
adrlens 0sb. ct 6agI er tran9t
inb I en- gIObaare og 0eb 9lobub.
itremning sr Der bonnst en- Blob
prop, iom isnere er repet log og fsrt
sennem be 10 6jertetamre og BIZ
here iii st Steb | en- Qdrs, bpor ben
fulbft9nbig bar itanbief 6jertets
0irtfombeb. De- opIpite BIZ b9re ct
formilbenbe Moment / Saeen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

bdobe Manb oe Some oe Barn pdd
Stotionen. "a mar Der bapbe taget
Ropport oper Snssn. blep be ale Ire
permitteret tsen. Gorboubentlig fodr
qolitiet MI lat en- Stopper for Miss
bonblinoerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

aotofifferne | gsbier1 q.
Ct. Soiepbfsftrenes 5oipitolsbp9s
ming er nu farbis Os ifuloe inbpiss
ben J.. Septembsr.
Ct. Sofepbfsitrene tantsr MI oas
fau pda at bpsse ct 8rbftfpeefanutos
rum beb gsbjerg, oe be bar, ifsles
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

y9arnerop." Sra 2inneess
gobe, 8~sbenbapn, forfpanbt forleber
en- 8%drneposn meb ct Barn /, ION
benitob ubfpr 9r. 26. Gfter lang
3ibs Sseen bite bet fig, at en- itartt
beruiet Mdnb. Claus 9onfen fra
Dibrit 9aOifarsgane. bobbe tsrt
Barnet ffrit til aommunebofpitalet
og ienere til 9srnsbefpitolet; ban
OiIbe bare lit ~Itaftels fboe Barn
opereret". Yet bar qolitiet, fom
fanbt BAN tsrenbs runbt meb Bar
net. o9 dnbOlot BAN. oe ben fors
tpipleoe Mober fl lin lille Stat isen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

etnbt Drab. - Den 80. @us
auit opfiob Der. ifslee .aon. sSulit.
StiFtst.", pdo 5erregaorben Rjars
ftrup peb Guslfe en- Crib mellem en-
polf @rbsjbtr og bans aareite. Oct
enbte meb. at @rbeibersn tdftebe pis
oen hnorbt oper mob en- Geng, hpors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Rbt Spir pod 9dtffoD
9irte. 9eo ct / bette foraar
foreta9et Sbn bar bet pit ijg. at
3pmmeret / Ratifop airtes Spir sr
en- Del meotaget, % nabrlig er
SpdanbetlGbningen lite bolbbdr pan
9runO al Spirets Jorm.
@fter Anmobning at a~irteinipetz
iionen bar Qrtiteft@labn 1 Rptsbing
gibet 9egning til ct mt Spir, iom
er tentt 200 5ob bit fra Soroen til
Spiritan9en. Oct bil foite q. 20,z
900 &r., men bet fan airten life
ieIp betale, og airtsinIpettionen bar
berfor, ifslge .2ononb 5dliter Git"
benOenOt fig til aultusminiitsriet
meb 4noragsnbt ON, at Stdten bill
ppertass OmfoHnin9erns beb bet M
Spir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

"5pIanbsPiten", funOet en- Ieuots
les fOrbeIdgiig qIaos BERTH uoenfur
gpen / gsbierg : 9eiiine. pldutags.
De bar buot 5000 ar. for 4rsas
let, Der inbeboloer 10 a Is 5br.
2ano.
6onbelen er bog lite enbnu gddet
| Sroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
SmaanYt.

,Rorge"s Jorlis. g q g g
Gfter at Ssforbsret ans
eaoenbe Dampifibst .,Rord."s I'm
berodne sr IIuttet. er Der ben 20.
2(uq. btfreteref Qftion mob Sfibets
gsrsr og 8etprelfen for Oct for
snebe Dompifibsfelft1b" pad bettes
0eens, for al bet gennemOo afSes
% 6anbelsretten fan blipe dfgiort.
ON nosen df be pdas1losnbs bar till
iibefds eIer fprfsmt beres q5iieter
mso !6enfbn til Stibet pau en- Maas
b, Der bar bibrdeet til at fremtaIoe
e1er forsse lllpften.
9il attor er beftiftet Sperrets.
proturator Steintbal.
Selpinftits ) 8aggeienss
eabs %, asbenbdon, Dor Der en- Rel
ner ebrIiten1e en-, tiollgere Bart |
Gaiino. gun Os bans aone MIS-
honblebs .ofte en- fife 1Osdario
Orens, 4rtbur Nielien, en- Ssnne'
Isn iom Be 6ar tueet til fig, forbi
5dberen rejisr / uolanbet for Dir.
tiff. @abens 8eboere bar ofte for
fset at faa politiet til at TRIBE inb.
naar Ret sif for salt til, men ubsr
Selb. Sad Manbag often ben %
Dug. Tbntes mar bog, bet gil fci
bibt meb Mishnnblingerne. Drenz
gems fortoiDlsos Strig iumlebs bur
tigt ct fort Oplsb. Noale at be mel
forareebe eit inb / Gbriftenfens aej'
liabeb, trof baobe BAN oe Rome Ut
pda @dben oe gennsmprpglebe benz
Men foo tom politiet og fsri'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

5dnteI9 e az Com
Sattebommer bar goramsitsr 5ols
cerlunb affoet Dom I ben Gag,
1porunoer SdnteI9ieren 8ror @uns
ben bar asiiiteret 5errebsfogeoS pej
itrup. gorgmeIter 5oIberIuno bdpoe
forinoen redsiumeret Sdesn, og /
bet npe 6orbsr eentoe @rreitdnten
fin tibligere 5ilituueIis. 9eo Dome
men bIep Qrreftanten, ifslee q. g.,
ibpmt 5 @ange 5 0ages 9ano og
9rso; tan ertIereOe fig tiIfreos meo
0ommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Iploltpe ulpptl III Jul llut Slul lgth'
6 Qbpentsu9e. Sra nogle
fe~benbdpnite pr9Iter er Der ubeadet
Opforbring til | Doeene fra %. Rop.
til 2. Dec. at afholbs en- Qbpentsu9e
Il aebenbdnn.
Oct llbpal9. Der forberebtr ga
oen, teller Munb fra ale be tirteli9e
Retninger. % | Spforbringen geres
Der berfor opm9rtfom pdo, at bette
6oriee meb ben SiIilutnine, bet bar
faaet fra mango Siber, bar ct al
mentirteligt pres". bpprfor der
Der oioes airten en- 9eiligbeb til at
ubtnle ft9 % tiaige til at fsge bet
oifbfnrne og at inbbnbe benz fra Ga
oerne o. Straberne."
Gn R9ffe 9r9iter, bells fra Sc
benbobn, bells fra 2dnbet, bar lopet
at tale beo bisfe @ubstieneiter. Der
Itof afbplbes I%omtibiet bier Often
i fdmtli9e 8bens 8irter. Der bill
forinben blibe ubienbt en- MGn9ee
Snbbbbelfer / asbenhopns forItellige
|Soene.
Opforbrinoen beber ON ben lee
penbt Menigbebs 5orbsn ub obsr
bere Ga.
0dobebrab. Gn 12saariq
0rene, Ssn at @adroeier CONNER,
aoaieeodrb / Sbsfer peb Rsnne.
br9btes ifsIgs 81. 3. forleben peb ct
@aobsftub at lin 15saoriee 8rober.
Songebefgget pdd 9Gre.-
Deb Soneens 8eisg pud 2ers ben
%. Dug. bpfot / 81. ,.Spenbborg
Qois" pditor !6oiobjere en- Yale.
bpori ban minoebe ON, at bet bar
oper 200 Mar, iiben 9grs bdpbs nnbt
2Grsn at i'm aonees geisg. 9eo
ben 9ejliebeb par Der netop ct Barn
/ airte. oe bet bar meoaon9ens 5il.
lobelIe blepen optolbt efter aon9en,
fem lob Jig iuoitripe Tom 5aooer.
pr9itsn anmooeoe Song ebriitiun
ON, at BET famine maatte tie meo ct
Barn, iom ban netop ifuloe bsbe ben
Dag, og aoneen gap i'm
Siaabelie. Barnet blep bd osbt
@ibriftian 5rsoerit 9anien, oe aons
gen blsp bets 5obber.
Yreftg airte. Gfter III
tert 5orlnbenbe / ,prafts often 9s
bis" bar poitor 0anien fra pr9fts
unber fit Opbolo / 9opeoitabsn buft
Quoiens boz aultusminiftersn o9
al oenne erbplot beitemt 2sfte ON,
at Der pad bet fommenbe 4ars fyis
nanslopforilue bill blipe optdeet en-
8eDiling paa 2 9ange $4,000 &r.
til Reitdurdtion at pr9ffs airte.
9et bar poitor 6onien, Der / fin
Sib reiite 9anten ON at fan 8pens
airte reitoureret. og 9anfen fog fdn
eobt an. at ben CAB 9enlpb / ben
rfentlige Mening.
Hpt altsrbilfebe Chm
betenbt er Der / ben fibite bolos
Snes aar blepen bpeeet mango 8irs
fer / aulbore Stift, oe en- af be
Tmutfeite 1 ftfert SSrie Strife |
3periteb Sogn. Tom bleb inbbiet for
4ar fiben. Oct bar bog prret ct
fort Sopn, at Der intet 4lterbilebe
bar poret | 9irfen. 0ettt CABIN er
nu afbiulpet, ibet ct Imuft Qlierbil.
kbe, molet at aunftmoler 4nfer
9unb, asben8dbn, blep inbpiet Sens
bag ben %. aug. 8iflebet foreftils
Ter .Ssfus / @etbfemone". Oct sr
Iorlig fmuft ubfsrt Oe er en- prpo
lfos airten. Miblerne iii 8inebet
os bets Uplifting er brdst til 8eis
peb fripilige @ober fra ben ~tirtefes
eenbe gtfolfnine / Soenet.
aatofitferne | gsbier1 q.
lSt. Soiepbisftrenes 6oipitolsbpss
ming er nu farbis oe ifuloe inbpies
ben /. September.
Ct. Sofepbfsftrene tanter MI oas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

StjaaIet Gorn IRA 81 a II
fem. - Dd man bos Gcrpaeter
peterIsn / Ssjls ftulpe til at tore
6oeben inb. opoasebes bet. ifslee
,.aoloine qpis". at Der bar f~tidalet
en- bel Del Reg.
Der blep foretueet !9%usunberiss
gelie Dos en- Gnte / @rsnningbopeo.
til bDem man bupbe Mistdnte, oa
Der families en- Del uf be i%iaalre
Ne9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Sfofep9enet &ofotn9.
Qsrode ben q. Dug. inboeoes FL
flor, M gOrgerftOIe / 9oloing /
O~OerpGrelis al en- iarlis 9rsos at
inbbubne.
8psnineen itodr, ifsGge y8ofoing
Goltebloo", aommunen | 10000
aroner.
0ertil fommer idd @runbsH, iom
bar tpitet 1900 ar.. men er flor
moi til at afgiOe plobs til TIE ons
bre StoIer. gorserfoIsn / 9oloins
er en- 8etalinesifole, men be 70 5res
b:sbele at eleperne bar 6ripldos. =
Stolen fs9es MI al benimoo 500
Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

5ngen .lle: % ~
p Stetss - prof,s',r an9
oq asiiitent Wertebs-l bl- ben 30.
aug. beisgt Stems for al unOsriss
&c 5orbolbene pna noele al De Sc
Der. bpor Munbs og alopinsen bar
Da prOfesior Bang bapos
iluitet i'm llnberisaelie. ertIrreoe
ban, ifslse o9ftfj. 5%Oltebl.", at ban
life bapoe funbet Spor at Smitts.
Spm Fslae beraf bill ban en- al be
ferIie Dnee inbftile til 2anobruess
miniieren at babe 4fiparrirgen at
6teons. Minifteriet pilbe rimslie,
ris ftruts bifalbe Snbitinineer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Il n sbommsfis &c Gor6rns
bsre. = 3 en- tom 2ejlisbeb | 5ors
Oeeube, &sbenboon. fdnbt MAJ fors
leben to Drenee | 10-11 4drs OLE
brsn. De bapbs inbrettet ia bet
meget betbemt meb Stole og Mas
brutfer oa buobe oeiau Mao t Sue
Jet. Operfor bet tiltolbte politi tils
fob be forffe0iae Snbbrub, fom bups
be ffaHet benz penae til at lsOs for.
5orelsbig er be anbolbt.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-04-28
CTo be contlnued.)
Man Is a Natural Blurer.

A man In a big department store was
buying his wife a sealskin sacQue.
First she tried on $3.50 one. The
man smoothed 1t across the back and
said:
"Well, never examined one of these
things before close up; and this looks
all right to me-"
Next his wife tried on a 800 sacque.
He smoothed 1t across the shoulders
and said:
81 can't tell the difference between
em. Can't see a particle of difference
between 'em."
"oh, my, yesl A closer pile" said
the saleswoman.
"No difference, to my mind" insisted
the man.
He bought the $3.50 coat, and after he
was gone the saleswoman said;
mine coats out of ten are bought
as that one was. Nearly every man In
sists ON doing the purchasing himself,
and always he says, when he has
reached his limit as regards price,
Cant see any difference between this
coat and that dearer one there If !
had shown a $1,000 sacQue to our friend
he'd have insisted that 1t looked the
same as the $3.50 one to him. Men are
such buffers. They bluff even them.
selves. 1t would be satisfaction
though, just to hear one man say that
he perceived the superiority OF the more
expensive coat, but didn't care to 60
so high in price. philadelphia Record
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-04-28
FIND EXCLUSION TOO SEVERE.
Senate Committee objects to HIT BIZ
RegNrdlng Chinese.

Washington, April 23.--Tns general
deficiency bill reported by the senate
committee on appropriations carries
t11, ,S42, lag, an increase az II passed
the house Of so4O, ,525. II contains az
an amendment the Hit Chinese exclu-
sion bill, which was accepted by the
house before the bill was passed. The
Hit bill was introduced in the senate
By Penrose and referred to the commit
tee on foreign relations. In this COM
mittee the discovery, it is said, has
been made that the bill will affect the
introduction Of Chinese cooIie labor in.
TO the Panama canal zone, and to a
considerable extent affect the immigra.
tion to this country Of Coreans and Fill,
ipinos and the deportation from the
United States, Hawaii, Porto Rico and
any territory, subject to the jurisdic-
tion Of the United States OF any person
held to come within the definition Of
the words "Chinese persons" and OBJ
lection has been made to the far reach
ing effects of the bill.
When the senate committee ON for
eign relations began consideration today
Of the Chinese bill it was suggested
that the bill might be Of wider scope
than was at first thought. Sections
defining the words "Chinese person"
we're called to notice, and il was aug-
gested that these might be held to re-
late to Filipinos, Coreans and others
not intended to be included, and that
the purpose of the bill might be in con
hict with the existing treaties. 1t was
late when the discovery was made, and
finally the members Of the committee
concluded that no action should be
taken on the Penrose bill in view Of
the fact that the Hit amendment was
reported in the deficiency bill, but that
the matter might be discussed in open
senate. 1t is understood an attempt
will be made to amend the measure be-
fore the deficiency bill passes the
senate.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-04-28
CHAPTER XIV.

Reuben Culwick did not reach Sedge
Hill till a late hour, when the blinds
were down before every window Of the
great house. He did not dream Of death
at home while he had been abroad in
pursuit Of the living, and, In the deep
thought born Of his baffled search, he
strobe up the broad garden path without
being struck by the blank aspect Of the
mansion.
"How did It occur3 Tell me every
thing?' he asked, as he went into the
picture gallery, and Hartley followed
him. The story was related, and he list
ened patiently. He heard Of his aunt's
death, and of Thomas Eastbel's flight
Of the suspicion which attached to Thorn
as Eastbell until the doctors arrival, and
that gentleman's belief In the natural
termination to the life and cares Of the
old lady-of the inquest which must fol-
low her decease.
He walked up and down the great pic
ture gallery in his old restless fashion,
planning for the morrow, Suddenly he
quilted the gallery, and went upstairs to