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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
llnse Sanoitter.
u. 2tnbeman 8 6 6tcdgo, dns
fables ubenfor in e9en
Ogr.

9(leranoer 2inoeman, 2 GlD6ourn
Court, blep anfdloen at nogle unge
Slpn9ler li9e foran i'm egen 9usbsr.
@fter en- bddro 8dmp bleD ban ligs
genoe n9iten 6ebioitlgs. San bar
netop benbt ON 9iprnet fra Sim Ct,
od ban mpbte Ibp unge 5bre, fom
forlangte, at ban ituloe gipe benz fine
Penge. San troebe fprit. at bet bsle
bar en- Spsg. W}en ban mddtte fnurt
fsle, at bet bar rdmme Qlbor.
0a ban naeteoe at gtpe bem penge.
Iagbe 2eberen til be eprige Wleblems
mer at 9anben, at be tunbe tage De
penge, be fanbt / 2inbemans 2oms
mer.
So df be unge 9anbitter traabte ta
ben til bum, men trat Jig tilbage. bo
be iaa, at beres 2eber fit ct ganife
eftertrbfteliet Slas | 9lniistet.
9ele Sroppen for bd lss paa bdnl.
Os bbis life nosle perIon tilfalbigz
bis bar tommst til Stebe iibIte
1ieblif, pilbe 2inbemdn piitnof bleDet
farligt misbanblet. Snsen 4rreifaz
TONER bleo foretaset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
13. War0..
GOe-Sntfer sSnSultricu.
0enne Snbuitrt 8aor ftos
big fremao.

Gn 9eretning pm Roeiutter Snous
Itriens 5remgang 1903, ubar6ejOet
al Specialagent / 2anobrugsbepdrtes
mentet @af6in9ton, Scr. G6arIes
). Saplor, biier, at Hoeiutter 5az
brifter / De forenebe Slater / n9bnte
Qtor forpgeoes fra 43 oeO 2tarets
9egDnbelfe til Sc / gegpn6elien af
1904.
Sufferroer prpOuttionen / 1908
naaeoe libt o0er 100000 Sons, aos
let paa 242, 576 2(tres, Iaa bet genz
nemfnitlige llo6btte bar ca. 81 Sons
pr. 2lcre. Gen 9ris, 5armerne pad
De foritellige 5abrifter mObtog for
4osrne, bariereoe fra $4.50-$5.60
pr. Son, og Oeres 8ruttoub6btte bar
pr. Son., og Oeres 8ruttoub6ntte bar
Idaleoss $42.50 pr. Qlcre.
getoitningen beo at able Roer oeo
Srrigdtion anIlaas til $40 pr. 2lcre
og uoen Srrigation til $50 pr. Q(cre.
0por oenne SnOuitri lea bil betale
Jig beoIt, bet bill 10 bero pda llO6bttet
pr. Q(cre, meb eller uoen Srrigatton.
Oplpsning berom giDer Dor &iloe
life. g2ettouobpttet, efter at Be-
toitningen for at aple Roerne er frdz
braget 8ruttouo61ttet, blioer Sen
nemInit $3.50 pr. 2(cre.
0et er meo aoeaplingen Iom meo
andre 2lplinger, at ben beror for ell
Itor Del poa badoe SeIonen, 2anz
bets 9eitaffenbeO p9 paa 2dnomdn>
ben ielp. Wtunge bar bait iaa brit
iom $25 til 500 J}ettOfortjeneite pr.
2(cre. 8et beb ite llObptte, man peo
ON, ft en- 5armer Otero Gountp,
Gofo. 6an bbrte0e en- 2(cre meo
9foer. 6ans uogift bar ca. $3.50,
Sdd belteoe ban 80 Sons, for hptlte
ban fit $158, og gletteub6pttet bar
faalebes ca. $120.
ri 3oerne, Der aptebes 1903,
blep Der tilpirtet 240,6O4 Sons Sufz
fer moo 281 ,405 5ons / 1902 %
184 sos Sons 1901.
Sutterprocenten Roerne er / be
ilOIte faa 9(ar bleoen forget betpbes
fig. 6aa 2tar til6dge bar y 9rocent
bet alminOelige 5orrige 9tar 6enote
bet mango Sab, at bele Mdrter gap
Is til 18 procent.
Der er llbIigt til, at Der Oil 6lipe
opfort mango M 5abritter / De nett
tommenbe to Q(ar. Der gsres itds
zig 5or6eorin9er / Wfaitineri og Nle.
tober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
SenatOr GnaD CT SpO.
6an par en- al .2anbet8
fremragenoe polititere.

Sra Bearer, PenniploanIia, meos
oeles til 8aIbington unoer %. Wai
at Senator Quap Opce iamme Days
Gftermiooag 81, 2.48.
Qrniioent Jfpoiebelt te!egrafercoe
itrdts til Mrs. Quap:
oNlootog 8eOionelIe al min bD6e
QleofpIelie = 6aaoe offciel og per-
Ionlig. timber bele min greiioents
termin bar Senator Qudb o9ret min
trOfaite o9 itanObdftige gtn. Seq
6ad6eOe til Def Iioite, at ban, bare
meO tit M}oo, bi(oe flare iig 9ennem
Spgoommen. Wlootag igen 5oriits
ring ON min 0eltagelie.
56eooore 3ooIebelt."
Mat6ep Stanteb Quan bar en- al
0dnoets melt fremrdgenoe % beoIt
6egdoeOe Statsm9nb, hoorom bads
be bans 9enner og llbenner er enigt.
6dns Goner og bans 0dnnelIe bar
ldngt ober Get alminbelige, og ligelez
Oes bar bans 6anolebbgtig6eo, iady
lGnge life Spgoommen bapoe unoers
9raret bans 2egemsfraFter. San Be.
gpn6te Tom Ell fattig pr9iielen, o9
ban tempeoe zig 9rabOis frem til ben
melt inoflpoelIesri9e Sitting / penns
iplpdnids politif.
Quab bar fsbt / 0iGs6urg, Nort
Gountn, 3D., BEN 30te Sept6r. 1888.
Gfter to Mars llobdnnelIe / sSefFeripn
Goqege / ganons6urg 6egbnbte ban
at ituoere QopfDnbi96eo oeb at tage
plaos pdd ct itsrre Saqf6rertontor.
6an tOg mart iouig 7el Stebets
golitif.
Oa gorqerfriqen uo6reb forlob ban
lin unge 9uIiru og gif iom Solbat
ino 10. PennIblbania Hegiment.
6an tiente 6ele 8rigen igennem og
afmsnItreOe5 iom O6erIitsitnnnt.
Gfter &uigens Stutnin9 6leo ban
bafgt til Mcblem al 2egisldturen,
ienere til Statsiefreter. : 1885 blep
Fan Oatgt til .StatstreoIurer og !
1887 oatgtes ban til Il. 9. Senntor
eTter Don Cameron. Gin Sitting /
Senatet inbe6abbe ban uaT6ruOt meO
llnotagelIe al ct 9(ar, oa penninls
bunid 2egislatur bar i ,lbeabtoct
0uobs perIOnlig6eb og 9n9tig=
feO 9iorbe, at bans Sn0flpbeIie / Ge>
natet bar inart Iagt lige iau itor
6ldnot 9emofrater Iom 6ldnbt 9es
pu6lifdnerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31

tog, oil lite ringe @rao IOatte port
Qrt6urs 5orioarsopgtig4eo.
ct Telegram til lloenrigsminiites z
riet Rom itaofaiter geretningen ON,
at General 5oIt bleD aloorlig iadrst
i Slaget oeb ain6op. Summe 5e!es
gram tiger. at 3apanerne oil itorme
BORT 2lrtbur ON faa Gage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
Sn6erfnlOie aOnsresien
ammentrGoer.
% dnge 2p ptenftningSz
teleg r 1 m mer m D tdges.

&s6en6aon, 20. Maj. = Den in.
ternationole 5ubertuloIe aongres,
iom sormelt aabnebes / 0aar Gigs.
Oagstammeret unoer qrofesior Bro
uurOet al qaris's 6orIaOe, moOtog
Dag 5ele9rammer ira fIere Wlonurs
fer og preiiOenter, iom uotalte beres
beoite gniter for aongresien. De re.
pr9Ientereos Stater peotog 9eilutz
ninger, Iom faOoriIerer Stuoiet al
9pgiejne( Sun06eo5lare) Stoler
og llniOeriiteter, ensformebe SteOus
Ter for 3ubsrtu(oIe= =Statiitit og Sen
nemfsrelie af geitemmefer imo6
Spptnins paa oFentlige Steber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
Dele Japan ioreer.
5000 SSapanere iGnfcS / trent
meO sSOrO.


0Der troaolss 3elegraf melOes til
Nei 6oi g8ei ben %. Ulaj:
6eie 5apan ipr9er i Dag, efter at
BET bar mootaget guOitcbet ON oct
frp9teGge MdnOefalo Oeo SnOtagelIen
al 4oniban 6pie. bpiltet taiter mo-
gel al en- Stpgge oper Baron Otu5
2lrmees glimrenoc Sejr.
Der er nappe en- 5amilie, Iom itte
bar miitet en- al line tRre, og ben
6elelf al 3itfreosbeO, Der itulbe
fslqe aunb9sreien al, at faa itGrte
StiGfinaer, Iom Rusiernes 5ropper
hplot oeb 9in6on, RanI6dn og
3alien (0dlnD), er inoto9et, opilus
qes AT geoiOIt6eben ON, at 1000
lopale SoGooter iplber naonlsie
@ra0t pda 3opsn af ben StilIing,
be inotog.
Den moberne arigs6iItorie fan
intet opbiIe, iom 5orbooen6eb rber=
auar bette Sapaneiernes Qtn9re6.
General Otu og bans Stab 6abbe
9iort alle 5or6ereoelier. oa efter at
be 6abte Jet uo ober @runoen, inoio1
be, at I'm ct Stormangre6 piIoe bribe
Husietne fra beres Sitting. bpaO
Ger par idd dbiolut nebbenoigt, for
al Sopanernes enbelige 2tn9re6 paa
Qort 2lrtbur Itulbe tunne lpttes.
Soponerne tGmpebs beres 9ei frem
doo f1r Sob, og llbfaloet bar gIims
rente. Do be banbt be isrite 9eie,
opbaacte be, at Rusierne bar flbgs
tebe o9 bdobe eIterlabt beres 6ele
6oyraab. Wlen bet bar bare ct gie-
bits quiterum, be brlpe Sapdnere
fit, isr ben nappe bdrliae OrOre
.,gaioaetten paa!" 6leD gipet at &c
forfcaioe aommanoeren5c.
0ropen bleb itrafs ablbbt, og faa
MSinutier eIter 6laites paa ben sperits
befolenbes aommdnbo Signalst
,gda paal" 5renab og opub itrea
Mlifoooens TtibOenflab!e SolOater.
"a meb eet forooblebes ben fmalben6e
aDo of Rusiernes 6urtigitpoere.
Stub efter Stuo tom burtigt o5
atturoi, og Mano efter Mano falot
pao I'm Sti, for sjs6litteig at blice
oflsit al andre. Uleb gajonetten blso
RusIerne breOne fra beres SoroDoIoe,
og beres plaoIer inbto9es af be iejz
renbe Sopanere. Ser table RusIerne
melt unOer bele Sr9fningen. bd Sas
pdnerne f9loebe mango df benz meo
gajone..srne, fom De foriegte at reti-
rere fra Qebe9rabene.
) h tire R9tter of 5orftansninger,
iom Syopanerne tog. fanbtes Der Al
aanontr af aae geitribelIer, iom
5ienten bapbe efterlabt. Der toges
ct itori 2lntdl SANGER, og be tilitoo,
at G,eneral StOesiel, fom fommans
bersr @arnifonen port 2rtbur, bops
be bnret til Stebe unber ben ferIfe
9eI af SIaget pg Forfsgt fit bebite
for at itonbie Rusiernss Retraite.
Gre Gf bans perionlige 2fbiutanter
blep Ioarecs, og ban Rib ,,bdb
ndrrop eicape", ibet 5rpttet fra en-
stsplootrenbe 9ranat fog bdm at
Seiien
Oct er umulist enbnu at gibe Ell
nsioeti9 9tite ober bsbe og fddreoe.
Manot brebtes of Rusiernes iials
minbeIig traHsnbe Club, og bet uugs
tei, at felD be bsieite Offcerer lite
bar fGrlis Uniform.
Gn af be oberlebenOe Sanger er en-
aoIutoffcer, iom flyer, at General
Golf, gbef for @eneral Stoesiels
@tob, blep oloorlig Iaaret unoer Be
spnbelIsn af Slaeet, ibet ban ramtes
of en- G,rdndtTtump. gire Oberiter
oo fire og tbbe andre Ofiterer iiges
at bare falbne Sluget, mebens
mango andre iaare6es. Rusfernes
Sab bar Ftfsrt lite unoer LOO, cs
sabst af aanonerne, fom Sapdnerns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
$1.00 = $1.OO = $1.00

To Omaha and Return. From Blair,
Nebr. June 6. and T. Return limit
June II, 1904. Account Opening of
Auditorium and Musical Festival =
Very low Round TT p rates to Mime
sofa and Wisconsin summer resorts.
Long limits Duluth $16.35 etc.
c., st. p, NJ. & o Ry, Bla'r II, Neb.
A. l.. GooDRIcH, Tkt Agt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
yScanSia 2inien"

Dampitib ,WiGebab", iom forlob
Gbriitiania 7. Moi ST. $50 Sim.
antom til gaetp Yort 5orsbas Mor'
gen ben 10. Mai oe bar iaalebes
siort aejlen / ben forte 5ib al II
Dase os 20 Siner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
Rusferne mda neies meo
sap Nens".

Sapaneiernes Gfterretninger ON
Slaget peoain6op gri6es meb Itsrlte
Synteresie / Ct. 9eters6org. Man BEN
ter paa rusiiite @fterrstuinger, men
Der tommer ingen. 8aane 2lomirdz
litetet og arigsOspartementet er uben
Gfterretninger, og be tilltaar aa6ent,
at be life penter at bsre fra 9drniz
fonen / ben belejreoe $50 u0en beo
lilfplbe, fsr BEN bar facet unoiats
telie eller er inotaget, eller arigen ey
enbt.
Den idpanfte 2egation /
Wai6in9ton bar mObtaget Ell aabels
telegram ira 3otio af iel9enoe Sn0r
bolO:
@ensral 0tu, JON fomman6ereoc
ben Q(rme, Der angreb ain6op, mel
Der, at OeO Qtngre6et paa 4anI6an
6eiberne banneoe 3. 8ibtlion 6pire
5lsi, 4. 8ipiiion penitre 5lsi og 1.
0iOiiion Gentrum'et. 5ienoens Stprs
ie beItOo al en- 0iOiiion af Self
drmeen, to 8atterier, 5eltartilleri
foruben 6eitnings6atterier og Uta=
rinerne.
5ierbe 0ibiiion, iom benpttsoe iig
al at 5jenoens benitre 5lsi bar
iO9ttet af 8om6aroement ira Dor
lluupe / ain6olp 8ugten, fiji enbelig
gbtte til at tu9e 5jenOens Sitting
og faa fulgte be anbre 8iDiiioner
itrats efter. 8erpaa flp9tebe 5jens
ben / Joroirring Og iprengte Mugds
iinerne peO 5cfangibin.
arigsbbttet beitob af 68 Sanoner.
ii Wtditintanoner foruben mango an
bre 5ing. Bore Safudlitster dnTIans
til $500. 0jenoen eftsrI0b iig oOer
500 bsbe paa Sldgmdrten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-31
, aInD fprabt t.

Sra 66efoo meloes, ogIad unOtr
%. Wlai, at 0dlnp er OaientIig fOrs
ltot. 2tae 9aroi9enItdnte, Qtmmunie
tion og Be fleite at Solo0terne er int
tet til qort Q(rt6ur, og De eneIte ciz
bile, iom er til6age / gpen, er Dc
3ngenisrer, iom bar Opipn meo oe
Yliner, Der er uoldgt / oabnen, iad
pel Iom oem, Der er utiat for at
soelag9e 8otterne og Sfibs6roerne.
st df RusIernes tore 9rigsIfibe,
formooentlig gdpdn, og tire 3orpez
oo6aaoe antom til 5alienlpan Bug
ten (Deo 9alnb) ira port 2(rtbur ben
"a. bs., og bet bar uoen 5biol benne,
Der ungre6 Sdpanernes ttnItre 5lei
unber Slaget oeo 9inbop. Men en-
tineiiit ,iunt", Der er ontommen Ill
Gbefoo, meloer, at ben msote IA ia
Ddnite Jarigsitibe llben for 0dlnn,
lea 9opdn pil rimeligOi3 6libe fan.
get.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-06-17
Additional Penalty on Unpaid Taxes.
Staunton. Va. June 3. 1904

Staunton, Va, June 8. 1904.
The attention of tax payers is called
to the following act of legislature ap-
proved March IL, 1904.
/. BE it enacted by the general as
sembly of Virginia, That interest at
the rate of six per oentum per annum
is hereby imposed and shall be charg-
ed and collected upon all state, coun
ty, district, city, and town taxes oil
levies, however such taxes or levies
may have been or may hereafter be as
sessed or asSessable, which may have
heretofore not been paid, or may here
after remain unpaid on the fifteenth
day of June in the year succeeding
that in which such taxes or leyies have
been or may be assessed; provided
that the terms of this act shall not ap
ply TO any city where interest ON such
taxes or levies is now regulated by itf
charter or by other special provision
of law.
2 Such interest shall be charged
and computed from the fifteenth day
of December in the year in which sucf
unpaid taxes were assessed or assess
able, and shall be collected and account
ed for by the officers charged with TIT
duty of collecting such taxes or levies
along with the principal sum thereof
and any penalties incurred or accrued
for default in the due payment of the
sum, in the same manner that sale
taxes are or may be authorized or re
quired by law to be collected.
In accordance with the provisions o
the above act, interest at the rate o
six per cent. Will be charged on al
1903 taxes remaining unpaid on TIN
10Th of June next, said interest to b'
computed from the 18th day of Decem
Der 1903.
ARISTA HOGE.
june 1O-2t City Treasurer.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-06-17
BITS or THE NE W 5.

Tile Staunton Daily News on last
Sunday morning speaking of the ear
neStiess Of the DeInocratic party In
the nation, in part says: Leaving out
Mr.. Eryan and his email and un1Efiu-
entail but noisy band CT insurgents
who persist in the political ghost dane
ing hong after the charms of the medi
cine man have been proven to be value
less, the party in every state is harmOni'
Gus, and infused with desire and a
determination to win" Then it turns
around and tells a Missouri politician
that "while the public likes an optim
list, it despises blithering idiot
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-06-17
HOW's This Z

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J.CHENEY q Co.. Props. Toledo, o.
We th undersigned have known F.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believ
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions andfinanciallyable to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEST e TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hall g Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon tie blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi-
mOnials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-06-17
White Hair
THE LADIES favor painting

THE LADIES favor painting
their churches, and therefore we urge
every Minister to remember we give a
liberal quantity of the Longman &
Martinez Paint toward the painting.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay ST. so g gallon for Linseed
Oil (worth 60 cents) which you do when
you buy other paints in a can with q
paint label on it.
IS 6 make IA, therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint, buy
only eight of l. u NJ, and mix six gal
Ions pure Linseed Oil with it, and
thus get paint at less than $1.20 pei
gallon.
Many houses are Well painted with
four gallons of l.. & M. and three gal
Ions of Linseed Oil mixed Herewith.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
b, F. Hughes, Staunton, Foster Bros.
Mt. Meridian, G. H. Cohron, Stuart'l
Draft, J. B. Roden, WaynesbOro, N
l, Kagey, Cave Station, Augusta Mill
ing & Mercantile Co., Mossv Creek.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-06-17

tions and guilds. The annual lawn
fete is now in progress and will con-
time for two weeks for the purpose
OF building home for the Spanish
War Veterans. Many camps will as
semble from all parts of the United
States. A feature of the program will
be panorama of the battle OF Manila
Bay. participated in by chose members
of Dewey Camp who were in that en-
gagement.
Another lawyer of this city has fast
ened upon soft snap. Dominic /.
Murphy has been appointed Secretary
of the Panama Canal Committee.
Murphy has good executive abili-
ty, was pension commissioner uLder
Cleveland, and has recently been ,di.
tor and publisher of the Catholic
Weekly, the New Century. He is a
Democrat but not an aggressive par
tisan, and will doubtless do anything
that is decent that the Commission
wants done.
Again one of our Golden Girls has
got out OF her trouble alive. Several
years ago, Helen, the attractive daugh-
ter of Vice President Morton of this
city, was married to son of the Dlke
of acknowledgment. A few days
after the wedding the bouncing Count
paid $643. 673 for the splendid old chateau
de Valensay and assumed the title of
Duke. He had agreed that the deed to
the Castle should be in the name of the
bride whose father had paid for 1t, but
he had Immediately kicked at this and
then there was an estrangement and
another woman and separation. The
so called Duchess has applied for a
divorce, SO he will soon be in the lar
ket again. There is an agency in
Berlin with Branches in all European
capitals whose business it is, for a con.
sideratlon, to marry American heiresses
to needy noblemen. 1t now has appli-
cation from three princes, five dukes,
seven counts, nineteen barons, two
viscounts. marquis and dozen scat.
tering. Hurry up. girls Here's youl
chance. Mines, lumber, petroleum
or pork will be taken in exchange.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-06-17
W OrId's Fair Via. N. & W. Railway.

Double daily service through Pull
man Sleepers operated daily via Co
lumbus. Ohio, and Pennsy lvania Van
data lines. The Worlds Fair Spec
ial, the new train with through Pull
man Sleepers to St. Louis inaugurated
May 29th, 1904
Cafe Cars. meals la carte, Roanoke
Va. and st. Louis. Excursian tickets
on sale daily until December 1st.
From Basic City, Season Tickets
$31 20. Sixty day tickets $4,000. Fifteen
day tickets $21.50
On each Tuesday and Thursday du.
ring June, coach excursion tickets,
limited ten days, will be sold, and
good only for coach accommodation.
Worlds Fair Folders giving rates
and schedule of the new through SER
vice mailed upon application.
w. b. BEvILL. G. P. A.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-06-17
MR.. BRAxTON CHOSEN.

The selection of Hon. A. G. Braxtor
of StauntOn as one of the Big four to
the st. Louis Convention. comes as just
compliment to merit and his services ia
the party and the State. One who has
watched the upward trend of Mr..
Braxton's career were fully prepared
for an early recognition of him by the
whole people, but We were not quite
certain that his footsteps had yet been
planted so firmly in public esteem as
to turn the gaze of the entire Demo
cratic party of the State to him so
early in the years of his political life.
But If there were fears, they have been
dispelled, If there were doubts they
have been removed, when the party in
Convention assembled stepped up and
bade him enter into the vineyard and
work. That they have chosen rightly
all will admit who have kept in touch
with him since be entered upon the
labors of the recent Safe Constitution
al convention. or who heard his mast
erly effort when he placed in nominal
ton at the last State Convention, the
name of our present distinguished and
able Attorney General-and if not
then even, when he addressed the con.
vention in Richmond. Those who
are close to Mr.. BraxtOn and feel each
day the power of his personality, who
see him in the courts and learn his
strength as an advocate, who have OPP
portunities to view the work he puts
behind him with every cycle of the
sun, and who knows his sympathetic
nature, his kindness of heart and the
charm of his home life. have no trouble
in finding the reason of his success.
These rejoice peculiarly that the State
is exhibiting pride in such a son, and
they feel the honor that such an honor
brings. II the party succeeds in its
approaching conflict, to few in Vir-
ginia will it owe more for substantial
aid, for devotion of service and for
efficient and intelligent work than to
Allen Caperton Braxton.
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An old Baltimore friend has sent us
a roster of Co. K. 1st Va. Cavalry,
which is now hanging in the Specta-
tor Office. The company was COM
manded by Captain Gus. w. Dor
sey and was composed of Maryland
ers. As Co. E. of this county was In
the same regiment, it may interest
some of them to look over it and thus
recall an incident and possibly friend
They can always find the roster when
they come.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-06-17
The Big Century Plant.

Three century plants from Mexico
are set out close to the Mexican pa
vIliOn at the Worlds Fair. The plants
are fifteen feet high and are just on
the point of blooming. They will be
only once in thirty or forty years and
Immediately after this die. One of
the plants will be tapped as in the
manufacture of pulqne. Twice s. day
missions are made in the plant in Mex
leo, and a sweet liquid, as clear as
water, exudes. Two gallons are yield
ed on each occasion. The liquid can
be fermented, and pnlqne, an intozi-
eating drink, results.
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ever. to make their calling and election
sursl be- cause many who were there vote
only as suits them. Party lines, party
fealty, and all other party matters are
recoped from the standard of dollars
aud cents, and as to how this or that
doctrine affects their pocket books.
But the convention was not a Par
ker convention. If anything it was q
Mcclellan convention, though there
Was no decided expression except al
against Parker All resolutions re
garding him were voted down and thii
gave bis candidacy decided set back