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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-08-18

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
SAYS GREEK CHURCH
HATES THE RUSSIANS
Father Hodobay Declares Believ-
ers in His Faith Have No
Sympathy for Car

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-No SYM
patty for Russia was expressed by Father
Hodobay, abbot of the Greek Catholic
Church, in an interview, in the course of
which he said. in part:
do we Greek Catholics sympathize with
the Russians because we are also Slavs?
Indeed not. The 100000 believers of my
faith here have absolutely no reason to
sympathize with Russian tyranny, as they
have not yet forgotten the martyrdom and
sufferings through which their ancestors
had to go. nor the wounds inflicted on them
by the Holy Oriental Church.
1T is a fact known to all students OF
history that Poland, before its partition,
was Greek Catholic.
'As soon as Russia got hold of 1t in 1772,
the Holy Orthodox Church did not only ex-
unguish all patriotic feeling among the
Poles, but also did everything in its power
TO force them to leave their Greek Catho-
lie mother church and adopt the Greek ORR
entail faith. Our people were exposed TO a
more cruel persecution than the early mar
tyrs- of Christianity in ancient Rome or the
Jews at present in Bessarabia.
Another reason for our hatred OF Russia
Is found in the fact that two-thirds of the
100000 Greek Catholics in this country come
from the northern part OF Hungary. Hun
gary, In 1s4S. went through a revolution I'M
der the leadership of Louis Kossuth, the
Immortal patriot The Hungarian revolu-
ton would have been successful had Ii not
been for the untimely aid Russia gave to
Austria, thereby crushing the bright flow
er of Hungarian liberty.
The Greek Church consists of two
branches The old branch is called Greek
Catholic. and IL is united with the Holy
See OF Rome. The other branch is the Greek
Oriental, or schismatic church. the head of
which Is the Car OF Russia. OF course. that
Rome
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
The Spring
Gloves
Basement.

Quality plays the most important part in
the history of all Kid Gloves. The French
appreciated that fact half a century ago.
and have worked ever since to improve
their production in this line. A great many
of our Kid Cloves come from that country.
In fact, all our better Gloves come from
there And buying them as We do. In such
quantities, we are enabled to sell q much
finer Glove at less cost to you than any
other store in this vicinity.
Test this statement You can buy pair of
our Julette Cloves, real French kid. in all the
fashionable colors, at ST. 90 pair, and they will
compare favorably with any one else's Cloves
at Sl.25.
The Argyle Is another Of our French Kid
Gloves. It's finer quality than the Juliette
and sells at $l.25 pair. Choice of full line
of colors.
One of the best French Kid Cloves In the city
Is our Cygne, glove that ought to sell at s..
but on account of our buying organization we
only ask $l.5o; In any of the new colors to
match the new cloths. West Center Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
New
Spring
Hosiery

Discriminating women come here for
their Hosiery because they know we have
the largest aSsortments in Indiana, the best
line of styles and the most reasonable
prices. Our great buying organization en-
ables us to secure the broadcast selections
and consequently the lowest prices.
BY our having a resident buyer in Chem
nitz, the center of the hosiery industry Of
the world. we are enabled to show novel
ties far in advance of other stores in this
vicinity.
In our last Importation from him we re-
ceived big lot of the very latest novelties
in Isle thread stockings. Most all of the
patterns are confined to us. Come see
this exquisite array.
Prices range SOC, ST. and Sl.5o pair
East Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
LaCeS Are
Favored

Advices from Paris, London and New
York say that Laces will take the lead in
the adornment of costumes this season.
Among the most popular effects are
Point Lierre, Boule de Neige, Allen Con,
BRUCE. Point Gauze and Net Tops or ORR
entails. because of their adaptability to the
shoulder and new sleeve draping.
Our very great amount of business done
in Laces enables us to buy in greater as
sentiments and at lower prices than other
stores.
Our stocks at the present time demon
strate fully the above statement, for never
has there been shown in the State such a
large and varied exhibition of beautiful
Laces. our foreign representative having
culled the very latest novelties from Dame
Fashions citadel, We invite you to see
them while the showing is complete.
West Center Aisle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
WONDERFUL CAREER OF
PREMIER DR.. JAMESON
His Dream of Ruling a South
African Empire Fully Ma
terialized.
FRIEND OF CECIL RHODES

CAPE TOWN March 5.-Twenty-six years
ago, long before South Africa had been
painted red on the map, a modest young
Scotsman went out as doctor to Kimber-
ley. To-day, still young at tifty-one, he is
prime minister of the Cape.
The most romantic game that ever was
played is the great game of politics, and
Leander Starr Jameson has played his hand
in many Of its exciting moves. All the world
knows the strange career which has
brought him to the highest post the will of
the Cape can give man.
1t is like page from a novel. Sharing
his quiet rooms in Kimberley was another
man whose name the world knows well.
Cecil Rhodes, who had gone out to Africa
to die, came to DR.. jameson to live. I'VE
shared a quiet little bachelor establishment
together" says the new prime minister,
walked and rode out together, shared our
meals, exchanged our views on men and
things and discussed his big schemes 1t
was the beginning of an alliance which was
to change the face of Africa.
1t is right to remember when men speak
OF DR.. Jameson as raider, that he gave
up a practice said to be worth $4,000 a year
to help in the making of an empire. The
man who had caught the spirit of Cecil
Rhodes the great colossus lay sick in
his bed and talked of his dreams was to
take his place on many battlefield. Thir
teen words decided the first Matabele war.
The Matabele were attacking the Chartered
COnpany's wOrkmen, and Jameson wired to
Mr.. Rhodes that ne must assume the Often
sve. Read Luke xiv, 81, - the wire flashed
back, and Dr. Jameson took down his Bible,
read the passage, wired back. "All right;
have read Luke xiv, 81, and began the war.
He has never been afraid. His father had
a courage of his own-he was one of the
first men who dared to say that Bacon was
Shakspeare-and the son inherited his pluck.
There Is d story of an angry town which
threatened to lynch a native in Salisbury
gaol. The gaoler stood at the gate, rifle in
hand. keeping the mob at bay, and DIR.
Jim" was sent for.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
La Vida
COrSetS
Are American
Made

Folks said that best Corset had to be
imported. We made up our minds to find
an American Corset best La Vida is
manufactured in America. 1t has all the
grace and sinuous lines of the finest Paris
ian garments. Every pair Is wrought en-
tirely by hand. The first grades of mate
rials and the purest whalebone are used in
its construction. La Vida is built for
American women-it fits without altera-
ton. There is special model for each
different figure. This fine Corset is to be
found only at the New York Store in In
dianapolIs. Second Floor
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
TAKES HIS FAREWELL
OF THE PRESIDENT
Panama's Retiring Minister Has
Good Things to Say of This
Country and the Press.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-M. Bunau-
Varlla, the retiring minister from Panama
called at the State Department to-day 10
say farewell to Secretary Hay preparatory
to his departure for Paris. He left Wash
ington this afternoon and will sail from
New York Thursday next. The minister
already has said goodbye to the President.
He has had prepared a set of photographs
illustrating the making OF the famous
Hay-Bunau-Narilla canal treaty, which will
be exhibited at the St Louis exposition
Before leaving the minister took occasion
TO deliver an eloquent tribute TO the
American press for its fairness, impair
TALLY and absolute integrity. He espe-
cially complimented the Washington repre-
sentatives OF the many newspapers with
whom he had come in contact.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
WOmen'S
SOrOSiS Shoes
,SDrinC Models
Spring Models

The new spring styles in Sorosis are
ready. many new shapes having been de-
signed for the new season You know that
when you wear Sorosis you are wearing the
best, and at the same time. are wearing a
comfortable shoe. The extraordinary vari-
atoms In shape of the human feet require
that great care should be taken to secure
comfortable footwear. Sorosis helps to
secure comfortable footwear. and at the
same time to conform to the dictates Of
fashion. There is different last for every
foot. and our experienced shoe statesmen
fit Shoes to your foot. and not according to
size. Sorosis comes in every size and all
the popular feathers. Sold exclusively by
us at, pair
$3.50
Rear Main Floor
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
CONDEMNED NEGRO,S
DESPERATE STRUGGLE
Made Desperate Attack on Guards
While on His Way to Scat
fold-Deputy Stabbed.

OPEL1KA, Ala. March SC. II. Sparks.
a negro murderer. was hanged here to-day
under striking circumstances.
Before being taken from his cell Sparks
assaulted and severely wounded one of the
guards with knife. Sparks was then
pinned to the wall with pitchforks and the
sheriff and deputies overpowered and hand
cuffed him. after which he was led to the
scaffold.
The first drop was unsuccessful on ac-
count OF the rope being too long. and IL
was necessary for the murderer to mount
the scaffold again The rope was shortened
and this time his neck was broken.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
Rear Main Floor.

ton on crude oil only is the best evidence
of its good faith since the oil will be re-
fined on Canadian soil and Canadian work
men will receive the benefit.
The Independents say, however, that IL the
trust be given any opening in Canada ii Will
bring in so much crude oil that the price
will drop and the independents will be
forced out of business, only to the price
of refined oil advanced when the Stand
ard Is master of the field
The Imperial asserts that it wants the
duty on crude oil reduced because IL cannot
get the supply required from Canadian
sources In this IL is rather borne out by
the fact of the heavy falling off in the ma
tive Weld
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
Charged with Padding Pay Rolls.

PHILADELPHIA. March 5.-Leonard
Flood. a timekecper at Cramps shipyard
was arrested to-day charged with embez-
cling 5000 by means of padded pay rolls
Several other employees are under suspi-
cion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
New 1904 Silks at
CSC a Yard

Very Special Price of 69e per Yard for the
Very Choicest of the New Weaves
A very important showing and sale of new
Silks-an advance shipment-consistingo of sew
eral immense purchases, which we offer
Special at &C. Yd., Worth More
They all the 1904 Silks, and at the one
price named are extraordinary values-a Silk
offering based upon very advantageous deal.
which goes to show what prestige this great
store enjoys on the silk markets of the world.
The lot consists of plain colored Wash Taffeta
Imperial Taffetas. Messaline Taffctas, Louis
sines. Chiffon Prints. Shantong Pongee and
Fancy Jacquard Taffetas, and ten pieces of
27-inch black guaranteed Taffetas. all k0c
at the one price, yard ....V/k
Black guaranteed Taffeta full yard wide, 0Ec
five pieces In this special sale. a yard. ./Cl
Is pieces a-silk Crepe de Chine, in colors and
black. an extra heavy quality and 7Ec
bright luster. yard ...... ON
20 pieces white corded Wash Silks, best 20c
imported quality, at, yard. ......C/l
Don't let this week go by without having
Silk Petticoat made TO your measure absolutely
free of charge. West Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
NEW WHITE GOODS

Our showing of the white goods the popular price OF $50
yard without doubt the most comprehensive this vi
entity You will find every good in white suitngs
waistings and shngs here in dainty figures stripes dots.
checks cords and all the pretty combinations well in ihs
plain effects the great demand for white goods Ok
at, yard LEV
white damask wasiing fine yarn mercerzed CLOTH
with small floral patterns. 00c 0nc 20c
yard ZZS, ZTS, CTS
Basement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
In Black

Sheer Atwood black Wolfe. yard 49c
Black Sicllienne SO inches WIDE yard
Atwood black Crepe de Chene. yard 75c
Silk and wool black Crepe de Chine 6Sc
Three designs In black Nub Voe yard. 90
Three styles beautiful black Crepe Wolfe. yard
Handsome black Pointelle Eoenne.
Exquisite black chiffon silk Wolfe, yard Sl.7S
West Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
If You Can't Come See the New
Things Send an Order
by Mail.

Beautiful New Wash
Fabrics
The possibilities for fashionable Wash this sea-
almost mess The range OF fabrics and the great
variety effects and coors will satisfy
Many the brilliant styles in coored imported fabrics
handsomely and deicaey piece of silk.
gown plain perhaps popular
Sutings and Ogandies well always favored Madras
Cloths will be in demand and have prepared satisfy every
said before Among the pretty things show
ing the following
Embroidered Swsses "A inches wide importaons
ss s aos s5i SS%a S $50
ST Gall just fifty styles figures, stripes dos
full % inches wide actual Sloo quality. for special I0
leader yard. TN
Shwas Sutings. Scotch and bouree effects
Printed Voes in all styles and coors, hun 9Sc
cred pieces In showing. at yard LJl
Printed Pgnete Suitngs for shirwas This cloth
in white grounds with all size polka dots well In 2Sc
36-inch Irish Linen, in fifteen plain coos in weight that 90
heavy. but right for hot ath-r yard Oy(
Waeu Suings the Jacquard for shrtwaists
tub suits, in beautiful champagne and medium 20r
blue shades al, yard CTk
West Aisle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06

Fancy Lace Voies, OF the novelties, IS
inches wide. in twelve different shades, CT M
English Costume Cloths checks mixtures and stripes There
forty different styles to select from. at. Ct IN
Bouettc Vois In mixed and checked effects choice Of reseda
cadet blue royal blue. heorope. castor. brown CD M
and gray. at yard OZsVV
French Voe the real soft clngng effect ~ inches Ct M
wide, in fifteen different shades Yard sD1.OV
Atwood French Vols AZ inches wide. In fourteen CT OK
coors, fine crisp finish. at, yard 1l.ZO
Silk and wool Crepe de Chine in seventeen coo for CT 0S
street and evening fine cloth at, I'd CiZO
Silk and wool Chiffon Wolfe. AZ inches wide, In CO IN
different shades including yard Z.CV
Pattern Dresses in fancy Lace Vo.es Irvine Cloths Nub
Voies and Bourett-d Voles from $3.50 $500
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
Members the Merchants ASSoCid-
ton. Fares Refunded by
Their Plan.
Spring Dress Goods in
COlOrS and Black

There few subjects of more absorbing to the
at the present than that Of the spring
and styles In dress goods Makers fashions
here largely 10 the soft piabe fabrics Materials that permit OF
ample funess yet fall in graceful folds harmonic the
natural outlines Our spring fabrics along those lines
al the coos that you could wish for and
at to find just the for
dress matter what fancy You easily prove that
statement By taking look the beautiful goods As prices
they high here.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-21
Toilet Soap, Perfumery, etc.

William Coad Is handling full
line of Croft & Reeds Toilet Soaps,
NlnvOring EXtraots, etc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-21
II EAL ESTATE
The Mineral Point Real Estate
Agency's List of Farm and
City Property.
FARMS.

Two hundred acres of land in the
township of Mazomanie, Dane county, In u
good dairy district, where creamerieS and
cheese factories are in easy access. Some
timber, Would make good dairy farm, One
half cash balance on time at per cent,
A good farm of lib acres, Al miles
east OF the city Of Mineral Point Dwelling
house, granary well windmill and other
improvements, Will be sold at bargain,
II sold soon.
A fine farm of 2l0 acres situated
within a mile OF Mineral Point city. This IS
fine laying land, very productive, and will
be sold right, Dwelling house and some out
buildings.
A desirable farm of 100 acres, sit
uated in the town of Ridgeway VIII be
sold mt u very low price IL sold soon In
tending purchaser will be shown place.
A farm of $50 acres one mile south
of Rewey--one half good farming land, and
the balance good timber and pasture land.
A comfortable house and barn; good well
and wind mill. This farm is offered at bar
gain.
~ very desirable stock farm, six
miles south OF Mineral Point containing
400 acres; plenty Of good bottom land and
good running water. VIII be sold right.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-21
PUBLIC SALE
Live Stock, Machinery,
Grain and Hay.
Thursday, April IS.

Having sold my farm, will sell at
public sale on the premises, located
one mile west OF Mineral Point, on
Thursday, April rs, 1904, the follow
ing described property:
Seven head of Horses-Span draft
brood mares, work gelding, draft
mare 4 years old, draft mare years
old, flly year old, one tive-year old
bay mare, weight l 100 pounds.
One hundred and two head of Cattle
20 COWS bred to a Hereford bulll,
4 two-year old heifers, As three-year
old steers, Is two-year old steers; l3
calves 20 steers and 4 heifersl, one
Hereford bull, three years old. The
steers are well bred cattle in fine con-
dition. A number of the COWS and
heifers are high grade Herefords.
Farm Neutrality-suspicious. farm wagon,
truck wagon, two seated surrey, single
top buggy, bob-sleigh, cutter, McCor-
mack binder, two Champion mowers,
Deere hay loader, two hay racks,
seeder with grass seeder attachment,
2 stubble plows, steel harrow, disc,
TWO O-IoOJn CulblEdIOfS, : nay lOrksi
one hundred 1iftysiX feet of rope, feed
cutter, wheel barrow, 2 grind-stones,
l0-gallon milk can, barrel churn, set
carpenter tools, two sets work har-
ness, single harness.
Three hundred and fifty bushels of
oats, quantity of hay, and other
things not mentioned.
Terms of Sale All sums under $40
cash. That amount or over one years
time on bankable paper, bearing six
per cent interest. Sale to commence
at 10 II. m. JOHN KIEFER, SIR.
T. Il. DAWSON, Auctioneer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-21
A RETURN VISIT,

Tho Senior Glass entertained the
Darlington Seniors on Friday after
noon and evening, The visiting class
arrived on the afternoon passenger,
and were escorted to the school by
members Of our own class. Here the
visitors found much enjoyment in
listening to IA German play, given by
members of the Senior German class,
and in exploring the hooks and cor
ners Of the old building. The re-
manner OF the faculty arrived on the
afternoon freight, Professor Babcock
having accompanied the class. We
then pnrtook of II sumptuous supper
served by the Primitive ladies. The
class was entertained in the Masonic
Temple, and the evening spent there
was very social and pleasant one.
The visitors were persuaded to re-
main until the Saturday afternoon
freight, in order that they might Wis
1t the zine furnace and other places
OF interest. A few of the class re-
manned over Sunday, and left as
sorting they had had a delightful
time. We hope they did and we ex-
tend to them the hand of hearty well
come whenever they desire to revisit
us, for we shall never forget our
pleasant time spent with them in
their home town. Let us hope that
the visit afforded not only pleasure,
but also planted some seeds Of in
structon and good fellowship which
willncver cease to bear fruit. 7. W. X
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-21
DIR. w. G.. HALES, DENTIST.
Crown and Bridge Work
a Speciality.

Murphy, will occupy it after May l.
The family we're for many years resi-
dents OF Waldwick, and are welcomed
as permanent residents OF Mineral
Point.
The Muenster family are erecting a
building on the site OF the old dwell
ing which was destroyed by fire some
weeks ago.
Mrs. Felix Burgess Of this place,
who has been seriously Ill for several
weeks, is gradually growing weaker,
Her daughters, Mrs. Brown of South
Wayne and Mrs. Campbell Of Chica-
go, have been with her for some time
Dr. Brown and Mr.. Campbell came
last week, but have returned to their
homes.
The Turret Gold Belt, mining
journal published at Turret, Color
ado, gives an account Of the Badger
gold mine at Turret. S. Stoner
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoner Of
this place. Is superintendent of the
Wayerly Badger mining company,
which owns and operates the Badger,
which M far rs explored carries good
mill values or better. At 30 feet from
the surface sheet Of fine ore came
IN. 1t carried assay values at the top
OF 8B2 so.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-21

A few good colonies of Italian and
gentle Carnolan Bees for Sale all in
the best improved Hives.
WILLIAM j. HEALY,
Mineral Point, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-21
Young Mems Christian
Association.

n. II. Snow, r.. j. Penhallegon, +.
II. Hnnscom, j. b. Reynolds and
j. w. Hutchinson, the committee mp.
pointed to investigate the feasibility
Of organizing n Young Mems Chris
tian Association in NJ inernl Point,
met with Il. r.. Anderson, state secre-
tnry OF the y. M. 9. A., on Tuesday
evening, and arrived at the following
conclusions:
That the organization would be
very desirable and result in II great
benefit to the young men OF our city;
That they were in favor of organic
ing an association In case tho neces-
sary funds can be raised to install
and maintain the same, tho amount
necessary to be provided by the first
Of September being $500 and annu-
ally thereafter from 81, 800 to 1000.
About two.thirds of the annual ex-
pensos they thought could be raised
from tho proceeds of annual dues,
the balance should be provided for
by annual subscriptions.
Mr.. Anderson will be here May 3,
6, Z and 8. On tho first three days an
active canvass OF the city will be
made to try to raise tho $1,000,
On Sunday, tho Sth, n mass meet
Ing will be held to hear the result Of
the committees efforts aud deter
mine what further steps to take in
thn ,nuttur