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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-04-13
Hay un ser ante ell cual me descu.
BRO reverentemente mas pronto que
ante un soldado: la madre de fami-
lia.-RoosEvELT.

ria IA luCha. Y cumpIi0 su uulahr,
como sicmprc 10 hncc.
NO pucdo dccir 81 placer que SEN
IL al podcr phrtiCipar en- In orgnni-
%acion de csc reginicnto baio In
&ombra del Alamo. lIi aUmiruci6n
For Texas y los tcXanos 10 rs una
coSa nueva. Dosdc niiiu, al cstudiar
la historic de eate paig. mi Sanprc 81,
cnardecia Ieyendo los hcchos hcroi-
cos dc Houston, dc Bowie. de Croc-
kett, de Travis, de los hombres u,,e
salieron victoriosos an San .Iacinto q
de los am mas elorios0s hnmbree
Que caycron en- cl Alamo. dol one
sc ha dicho: "El Paso de las Tnrm6.
pi'as tuvo sus mensajeros de lnucr-
ic. pero el Alamo no los tuvo'
! Recucrdo tambi5n Que hacc sictc q
nos. cuando organ!zabamos este re-
Himtento. cabalguG III dia hasta a.
n'ti para yer cl Alamo. ' al aletnr-
me iba meditando on como me por-
! larfR fin dc no deShonrar la memo
ria dc los :imeriCanoS que murieron
ain. (Aplausoa1. DeScO TcCordar
que 81 nucstro fuG I'M rrginiicn,o do
'olnntarios. y una guerra prGucTia
que no rCclamumos ninrun crGdito
por io que hicimos. mayor quc al con
quistado por cualquiera otrn gentc.
fodo 10 que pcdimos cs quo Sc reco-
no2cu quo nos csforZamos Dor mos
trar "l cspfri,u. que nos hubicra per
initidO hacer In ciaSc de trabajo unc
ud"s. hicicron on III Guerra Civil. 81
h"o1"ra haol"o n"C"Sidad. iAplau
sOSD.
f"rmitanme cXpresar mi gratitud
por 81 recibimiGnto Que So me ha hc-
Cho cn San Antonio por al uun go
III" IN aCordado altrayGs del Estado
q" Texas Esta cs In tcrCcrl ycz
que viaito csth bella Ciudad. bella
on vcrdad. Dudo do que Udcs. aun
"rEulosos como sou de su Ciudad, IL
procicn 81 cncunto dc ella. tai CO.
mo 10 sicnte "l Ttsitantc quo vicnc &
aqui. Hacc ounce aiIos que estu-
V" aquf por Ia prirnCrn vcz. simple
m"ntc dc paSco. como tnntos yiaIc.
fos. iIacC sietc afoS. Cuando rcgrc
To- con ncgocio. Cunndo aqunl aiio
rogresamos do Santiago. die q los o.
ficialcs del rcgiminnto. que tcndrfa-
mos una rcurion on San Antonio.
Toda clase do cosa8 han succslido
dcsdc cntonccS. Utisas $ aplausos}
He vivIdo una vida modiucrcmcntc o.
cupada durante cate tempo: nj fin,
In oportunidad ha ynnidu 4 haccr
bucna la pTomcsa, hacienda que to-
dos los del rcgimicnto quo han po-
dido. 10 reunieran aquf. en- la ciudad
TN quo 81 regimiento SO orgauis6, MI
ra saludnrss mntuamentc. hablar
del pasado. Fin un sontido podemos
decir qu" esS regimicnto fue .un tipi-
co caorpo americana. los hombres
quo 10 forrnaron vinieron principal
mento del Surestc. pero tambien hui
bo algunos del Norte, dol Este, aai
ca que iuvimos al Septentrionai al
Mcridional, al Oriental y el occidsn-
tai, on e&o rcgimiento; ,uYimos hom-
bres quo rendfan quito su Creador.
alguhos conformn tai crcdo. otros
coniormc 4 otro diferentc. cstando on
nueStfns fiias. Representatives casi to.
das ias scctea do los Estados Unitos.
Tuvimos hombrea que fucron nacidos
on 81 rxtTanjcro. hombrcs que fuc.
':on nacidos aquf. cuyos antccesores vi
nlcron 10 que SO llama nhora Esta-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-04-13
LOS MoNpADoREs DE NuEcEs

Estamos informados do quo la orga-
nizaci6u social quo tiene por objeto
unificarsc para mondar direttamense g
In nucz procedcnte do Ia Dulaerfa de-
Duclcr y compahia, hn llegado 4 su
pcrfccta organization; pues cuenta "a
con $40 miembros. y aunaue hs ha-
hidn i'm ligero movimiento dis!den-
to entire algunos descontentos, 6ste
no ha aldo causa para quo los inIcia-
dorcs Y directories del imputantfsI-
mo trabajo hayan podido latnentar al
gun fracaso.
Dichos iniciadores y fomcn,adotc9
son los progresistas ohreros Treneo
Castillo y Eduardo Lopez. siendo in
icgrada Ia Mesa Directiva dc la name
"a slGuicntc; presidente, treneo Cas-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-04-13

Mr. Mayor. Mr. kirpatrich. uSte-
dcs. mis- camaradas amcricanoS de- cS-
ia podcrosa RepubliCa dc Texas:
Estoy ugradecido por ci modo con
quo me han saludndo hoy, apcnaS
podrAn imuGinur Cuanto Significa pn
IN mf, mi rctornO san Antonio, de
esta manera. ser recibido como us
tedes 10 han hecho. Sc que no We
ran nal el que dign a!Gtuas palabraS
dc especial rcconocimiento dos de
las classes de nuestros ciudadanos; pri
nero los honabr4 que usaron el u
HtFof;y.r az's1 81 iris, IN Tor dias
en- quo Sc sometieEon Il prieba las al
mas de los hombres. (Aplausos).
Mis conciudadanos, infimitamcntc mas
Importance quo cI PreSidentc, !nfini-
tamentc mas lmportantc aun que In
reception hecha i un Presidcntc, IS
10 que SimboiiZa In prcScncia, on Cs-
tc iuEar. de los hombres que lucha-
ron en- 81 EJGrCito dc Ia Union y los
que iucharon On Il EjGrcito Confcdc-
rado. confundidos uquf. unidos tn
devotion honor lca!tad III Pals.
hOmbro 4 hombro como conciudada-
nos dc la ,mns podcrosa RepnblIca so
bro In cual cl sol hayn brilludo ia
mas. (Aplausos). Muy pobre de-
be tener al coraz0n ci cspfritu 81
hombrc que no Sc Sienta coDmovido
OH este mitin. por ScmC jantc cspeCtd-
Culo. por scmcjantr reception nCor-
Hn l.,x Il, ,l,1
!orme girls. por ids. del unformc
aaul, baio Ia bnndcra dc rst" Pals
undo. lAplansos).
SupOngo quo dcbcn sabcrlO, pcro
quiero dccirlo Ud"s que fu" por
su pucsto Ia mcmoria del vulOr. del
sacrificio prOpio. del sufrimicnto que
Uhcs cxhibierOn on la gran guerra.
lo que nos hI2o 4 nusotrDB los de In
goncraci0n mas juVen. scntir cuando
In pequcna guerra sohrcvinu. dcscos
dc cmulnr su carrcra. tAplausos).
I'll reglmicntO que tive ni honor dc
comandar, y que SO lcvant0 y fne
GrEani2ado on Csia Ciudad. tom0 par
te Gn 10 que fucrOn s0lamcntc cscara-
mti2aS comparadaS con las campanas
en que udes. Combaticrou; y t0do 10
que rcclamnmos os quo ri no nos fu6
dada In oportlinidad Para roa1izar gran
des hcchOs, sin embargo. espcfamos
hacer BcDtIr Il udos. que 1l viojo Cs.
piritu no SO In pcrdido cntcramcnte.
(AplsuEoS) Este rogimieDio sirViO
bato las 0rdcncs do ho'nbrcH que ha-
bfHn luchado On In Guerra Civil tanto
baio cl mando dc Grant como de Lee.
iIi comandantc de In division do cuba
ilcTfa fun rise yalcntc goldndo cx--
confederate. Mayor General Joseph
Wheeler, (aplhusoaj 81 jefc tnmc
dIato dc nurstro comnndRntc dc bri-
gaae,. fu6 I'm eX-aoldad0 do la Union
quo entr6 nj cjGrcit0 como I'M a0lda-
do raao, Y quien, por mi bucna for
tuna, mo TOGO firmarle I'll dcGpaeho
de Tenlento General del Ejcrcito do
los Estados Unidos, Tcnicntc General
Young. (Aplausos) Dospu6s. cn
san Juan. Ia Cnballcria estuyo nj
tom6 mis- Ordeucs. tAplausos) IRE
ntar6 4 Udca. una anGcdota del Go
neral Young, Antcs do duc In guerra
cstailara. lc die que iba 20 4 haccr
totio 10 possible pOr ir Il ella to-
ncr Ia oportunldad de pclcar. Mo d.
10 que cstabn bicn, quo ibu tenor
una brigada dc caballcrfa. due 81
yo iba con q. mo garantizaba auc ye-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-04-13

DOS lnidoS, en 81 tempo cn ouc dcs
cnharcaron los primcros Colonos en
IA ooca del James Plymouth. Til
vimoS hombrcs de riqucza hcredada V
homDreS que CANADIAN cl pan de cada
0ia con ii Sudor dc su frcntc: tuyj-
mos homhrcs de tOdOs los grades So
clalGs; hombrcs que ;rabajaban con
sus manos; hombres dc todos los IT,
pos que produce nuestro PATS: nero
hombres alegrcs dc haccrse dlgnos,
como llombres soiamentc, conteu-
los dc ser iuzgados purumeS !,,or 10
cue no11dir7 ha"nr. f,a-,'aliarsf
siempfe me ha pnrecido gu una
d" las mas grandes lecciones ehsefia-
d"s por In Guerra Civil, fue ia lec-
cion de In fraterniiad. UstcdLs mis-
amigos. que usaron cl unifornte azrl.
ustedes, mis- amigos, que usaron ell IT,
hforme girls, al entrar Il Ia batalla,
To que les importaba rcspecto del
hombre que cstaba su derccha 6 Il
S'i i2quicrda, no era In desccndencia
q" cl; como rendfa quito Il Su Hace-
dor: cuhl era su profession 6 sus re-
carsos. sino 81 q cumplirfa con SUI de-
her. ADlausosl. 81 10 crmplfa ids.
"staban con 81, 81 no. Udes. cstaban
contra el.
La misma cosa que fuG cierta on In
tTah guerra. eS Ci"rta cn tempo de
raz. Este Gobinruu cA nnte todo I'm
Gobierno del pueblo. por 81 pueblo V
para cl pueblo, tAplatisos) Antcs
de aplaudir est" scntimicntO. Viva
mos conform" II. (Risas aplau-
sos)' lien" dos faces. Sc aplica, por
cJempio. con rcfcrcncia crcdos. Tc-
nemoS de-cCh0 Gu pcdlr auc nuestros
Hcm"jhntes. cumplan Sus dolores Dr.
IL con Di0s para con al hombrc. no
rn no Dodemos dictarle IN manera Cd
mo debe adorar su iiacedor y no
pod"mos rcprocharlc el modo como 81
Chmplc con sus dobcrcs. (ApInusos1
DC "sta miSmn muncrn. II un hombrc
cS I'M ciidndanO dncrnIr, as drcrutc
no importa que sea- rico o uobrc. a.
P'""7"N'' De Cuando on
cuando s" oyc. que I'm hOmbrr no
pncdc scr bucno pOrqur cs rico. rs
TO "s ins"nantO RCcu"rtlcu sicmprr
que "stan fren;c un pcligru cuando
alEdn homhrc duicrc incitar 4 Udcs,
contra sus conciudadanOa. porauc tic
hen "lloS mcjor poaicl0u. la Guerra
CiVil nos da Il este rcspcc,o saiuda-
oie8 cnscnanzas. Udcs no SO cuida.
ron dc ri SUE Compaiicrog ernn bon-
nueros pconcs. 81 Gran banquoros
y 81 cumplian con stl dcbcr on ci cam
20. 81 no SO oXtrnvinban cu In marcha.
~ no rehufuu dc siis oblIgacionas. Y
siampre estaban dispucstos 4 compar.
tir las fatigas dol dfa hasta 81 fin.
ran d'gnos. Esto pncdc aplicarse 4 |
Ia Vida civil, 81 81 rico no rumplc
con su dcbtr,h que a2rcmiarley yo
leg 'ayudart todo lo que pueda. pc-
ro no hay que constreilirl0, porqun cs
rico FL que 10 hace cs una crca.
thra mezquina, no cs un biien amcri- |
cano. Hagamos dc II una justa n |
81 rs pobrc cumplc
Gon su dcber. ayndonlc sogtengan-
10. 81 SO ducja de este dice que
debo ser llcyaho OH hombros. tides. pue !
don hejnrlo cHer on dondo auicra. TO. |
do hombrc tienc sus momcntos dc va
ciiaeion on Ia vida; todo hombre ne
ccsita unn mano Que 10 ayudc; y cs
oprobioso para cualauicr hombrc. no
cxtonder su mano TN hcrmano que
-s,r.-.
tcontinda en- la pdgina y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-04-13
H|MN0 CALLAGHAN.
.
Trdducido del Light.
IfSTROFA.

ESTROFA.
Hay IN Canto que totlos cntonan
y on lHs Gales 80 cscucha 'ibrar:
dondc quicra, puca tOho 81 que haila.
mos.
dice. viva 81 Mayor Calln&han.
CORO.
Viva Callaghan! viva Callaghan.
Ven junto conmigo que placer tendfas
81 Juntos cantamos: viva Callaghan!
ESTROFA.
Cantan viojos j0vones cantan
Ia expression del buen Cxito va:
pornuc firmcs, un triunfo augurando,
aicen, vivs ol Mayor Caiiaghan!
CORO.
Viva CalIaghan! otc.
EsTRoFA
En- 81 alma dc TN pueblo patriota
y on los ttmbrcs del aurco metal
81 existc, por ESQ CO que todos
diccn, viva 81 Mayor Callaghan. ,
CORO.
Viva Callaghan! etc
Traducido por Rafael TGllcz tiron.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-04-13

Ciudad dc Mexico, Abrii 6 Guam
do el naFfo Columbia llcgue Vera
cruz ron los rcstos del Enbatador As
pfroz, serh recibtdo por una comisi6n
del Dcpartamento dc Relaciones Exte-
rinrcs. que invItara los marinos 4
v"niT 4 In Capital como huespedcs dc
In NuCi0n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-04-13
FL CADANER DEL EMRA1ADDE

washington. ID. C. Abril s. Los
rcStos del dlfunto Embajador M"xica-
no, Sr do AspfrOI, scran licvados 4
Annapolis 81 II dcl proscntc. on DON
de So lc harNn totlos log honoros ma
wales. De allf sorhn cnviados NJ na-
vio Columbia. quo 10 conducira 4 We
TRcru2.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Wednesday, February IS, 1905.
Inaex % New Advertisements.

Index g New Advertisements.
Harness s-Davis & Co.
The Discoverer- E. Plnkha1n.
Mules and Wagons-Caughman Bros.
Mules -Gregory-Rhea Mule Co:
Cofins and Caskets-M E. Rutland.
Linens -Tapp's Department Store.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
Alfred J. Fox.
Stock Food-Crosson Drug Go.
Fire Sale-Fitzmaurice.
Spring Goods--Matthew Bouknight
Company.
Final Discharge-Estat Of John T.
Lowman.
Warnings. g. Berry.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Will 90 to Virginia.

We understand THAT the Rev S G
Ballentiae has accepted call to be.
come pastor of the Lutheran church
at Raral Retreat, Va. This announce
mept will come as q blow to his
psriehionere. whom be has 40 long
and faithfully served. After
course in the Theological Seminary,
in Philadelphis, in 1894, be btcame
pastor of Bethel Evangelical Luth
erau charge and located at White
Rock, his old home, in Dutch Fork.
During his pastorate he has decline d
several f fatterirg calls, but DOW feel
ing that be can be more useful IN
his masters vineyard by entering into
a wider field has decided to 90,
aud he carries with him the best
wishes for his future prosperity aud
happiness.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Store Burglarized.

Burglars entered the store Of the
NJ. r. Hartley Co., at the depot. last
Wednesday night and etole a large
amount of goods, among which was
an overcoat and a 6ne pistol the
property of Mr.. Dempsy George,
the clerk. The thieves made an en-
trance through the cellar door, thence
into the store through the floor.
They must certainly have been some
one fully acquainted with the place
and Mr.. Hsrtley's habit as they
stopped in the place long enough to
open and eat lot of can goods and
were very particular in selecting the
choicest and most expensive goods.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15

Cotton and Turpentine.
The latest quotations are:
Cotton, good middling. Z 3-l6
TurpentiDe, Savannah, firm 81.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Judge Izlar TO Preside.

Judge Aldrich will not preside at
the term of court which convenes
here Monday, as we have stated be-
fore. he being now ct hns-Hopkins
hospital in Baltimore, undergoing
treatment. He notified Mr.. Samuel
b. George, Clerk of Court, to call the
Bar together and select 9 Judge to
preside. Monday the Bar met and
agreed upon Judge James F. Islar,
of Orangeburg, to preside.
The dockets of both courts are
very heavy and under the new lsw
there will be but two weeks in which
to clear them. This is an imposition
upon Lexington, ss the dockets Of
the February term are usually very
heavy requiring at least three or four
weeks to dispose of them.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Marriages..

January ~. 1905, at the residence
of the brides father, Mr. James
Arehart. by Rev. J. A. Ctomer, Mr..
M. D. Corley and Mias L G. Arehart.
All Of Lexington. S G
February S, 1905. by R=v. J. A.
Cromer. at the residences of the
brides father. Mr. John Matthias. Mr.
Thomas Drafts and Miss Rachel
Matthias. All of Lexington S. G
Oa January Is, 1905, by the Rev.
Harrison. Mr.. James W. Williams,
of Columbia, end Miss Ollie Harman,
Of Lexington county.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Very Low Rates to Washing
ton, p. G. and Return.

ton, .. G. and Return.
Account Presidential Inauguration
Ceremonies, Washington. DC March
4th, 1905, Southern Railway an.
nounces the very low rate of one
fare (plus IS cents) for the round
trip.
Still lower rates for Military Com
panies and Brass Bands in uniform,
twenty or nhore in one party ticket.
Tickets will be sold on March 2od
and 3cd, final limit of March 8 b, 1905.
However, an extension of final limit
to leave Washington not later tnan
midnight of March 18th, 1905, may
be had by deposi,ing ticket with
Special Agent at Washington, D. G:
on OF before March 9Th, 1905, and
payment of fee of S1.00 at time of
deposit.
For further information as to rates,
schedules, sleeping Car reservations,
etc, apply 10 any Agent of the
Southern Railway or address.
Brooks Morgan, A. G P. A..
Southern Railway, Atlaota, Ga.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Seriously Stabbed.

John Gunter, a young white man
of Brookland. who was seriously
stabbed by Will league on the
night of the 5 b of February. in Co.
lumbis, has been carried from the
Knowlton In6rmary, where he has
since been under treatment, 10 his
home and is doing as we'll as could
be expected under the circumstances.
league is still confioed in the city
guard house.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
For Sale at Harman's Bazsar.
Prisoners il Jail.

The following is list of prisoners
in Jail to be tried at the coming term
of court, which convenes on Monday,
February 20, together with the
crimes with which they are charged:
George Waters, larceny of bicycle.
James Fsrrs, housebreaking in the
day time and larceny.
Arthur White, attempt to rsvish.
james Smith and Lee Hill, larceny
at night time.
George Bolsnd, burglary and lar
ceny.
Levi Hill, attempting to aid pris-
oner to escape.
Johnnie Carter, assault and bat
terry of high and aggravated nature
with intent to kill and carrying con-
cesled weapons.
All are colored except George
Waters.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Warning.

We will positively not send the
Dispstch to any address out side OF
the county unless it ia paid for cash
in advance. So. subscribers. see
your mailing label and remit, it you
desire the Dispatch continued. else
it will cease.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
No Prayer Meeting.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Please announce in the local col
umn that there will be DO prayer
service on the third Sunday of this
month at the Aunt Nancy Corley"
home place. You will oblige as
greatly by 80 doing. Accept thanks
for favor. Yours verv truly,
Sue 81. Corley.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
DEATH.

Mrs. Caroline Knight, aged IS
wears, died at the bone OF her
daughter, Mrs. Jane Moore, 331
INDIGO street, Columbia, last We'd
aesday night and her remains were
Inferred in the Bsulah buryipg
grounds. She leaves q large circle
of relatives and friends to mourn her
departure.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF Lexington.

SSoooS Va AS~ANoS oSSA'
By George S Drafts. Esq., Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, SAMUEL B. GEORGE.
w &C C P. j. G 8. made suit to me,
to grant him Letters of Administration OF
the Estate Of and effects of Charlotte
Bowman:
These are. therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular the kindred AID
creditors of the said Charlotte Bowman, de-
ceased, that they be and appear, before me.
in the Court OF Probate, 10 be held at
Lexington G. H.. :. C, Oh the 18Th day
OF February. 1905, after publication
hereof at ii o'clock in th. forenoon, to-
show cause, if Guy they have. why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand. this 4th day OF
January. Ammo Domini 1905
GEORGE s. DRAFTS. II. S.
Probate Judge. Lexington County.
Published on the i1tn day OF January,
1905. in the Lexington Dispatch. evils
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Preliminary Hearing.

Young Lowmsn who is alleged to
have accident.y killed young Harman
ct q shooting match near Selwood
recently was to have heen given 8
preliminary hearing Monday, but
could not reach here on account OF
the high river. The hearing is now
set for next Monday.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Fresh Meat.

Remember run q first class meat
market and keep fresh meats all the
time on hand. Call to see me when
you want any kind of fresh meat.
Sam Seastrupk
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
WARMING.

ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED
Il not to hire or harbor in any way
Peter Berry, white, as he is under con-
tract to work for me for the year 1905,
3w17 S. z. BERRY.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-02-15
Come and Be Convinced.

VV@4 68SS 78V WI S2SSVe6s
Youth forget that cotton ia selling
at 7 to u cents Der pound when you
sec our prices. Yours for business,
Matthews Il Bouknigbt Co,
Leesville, s. G.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06
Illinois Central R. R.

Aktieegarnes arsmote halles i
Chicago den is oktober. Person.
ligt deltagande at aktieegare
0nskas
F~RIBILJETT TILL MOTET
Harmed t~iIlkaupagifves att Illinois
Central jernvagens' aktIeegares reguliera
arsmOte halles / bolagets kontor i Chica-
&C, III, o~nsdagen den IS oktober 1905
kl. u pa dagen.
For att f0rsakra pm ~persouliGt delta
gande i motel utfardas
Till hvarje innehafvare af en- ellen
hera aktier
af Illioois Central jernvagens CRU dka-
pital enligt registering af 6olagets boo
ker vid bokslutet tisdagen den 26 septem-
Der 1905, och som kommit till myndig
alder,
En- biliett sattande honom eller
henne i stand att resa tritt
Diver bolagets liner fran den station pa
Illinois Central jernvageu liggande mar
mast mans eller hennes registrerade address,
till
Chicago och retur.
Deuna biljett CALLER for resan till Chica-
go endast under
Fyra p%afoljande dagar,
da de arc ~vederb6rligen kontrasignerade
och stamplado pa eller fore l6rdagen den
u oktober 1905 - d. V. s. mellan f. m
och 8 e. m. - i bitradaude sekreterarens
Mr.. w. G. Bruens, koutor i Chicago. En-
dylik biljett kan hvarje a~ktiecglre er hal
la genom att skrifva till bolagets presi-
dent i Chicago, men hvarie aktieegare
maste rersonligen anhilla ON biljstten.
Hvarje ansOka n maste innehalla aktie-
egarens fulla MANN och address alldeles
som de arc angifua i aktiebr9fvet tillika
med aktie brefvets hummer och datum
A. G. HACKSTAFF
SEKRETERARE.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-06

hemska musiken. och nu kan hon upp-
fatta orden och melodien:
Behagar ung~ersvennen dansa med sin
VAN?
Rosor och violer.
Rosorna och liljorna sta,
kom, hjertevannen, mig skall du fa'
Rosor och violer.
Da skakas Alfhild af en- rysning och
skyndar in till sin vantande brudgum.
Hedge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-16
SECONDHAND DEALERs
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

NJ. A. RAIDER, FUNERAL DIREC-
tor and licensed embalmer.. Grad
uate of the Chicago College of En-
balming Cor. Main and Webb SITS.
Phone Main 1901. Funeral parlors
In connection.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-16
Tramp Steamer on Snake.

The steamer Mountain Gem made
a trip to Alpowia on the lower river
yesterday and received a shipment of
400 sacks of wheat and 200 sacks
of barley, which was brought to the
city for shipment east over the
Northern Pacific. This is the sec
ond trip the steamer has made to
the lower river to secure shipments
of grain for the eastern market.
The boat left the dock yesterday
morning shortly before o'clock and
returned with the cargo at l o'clock.
As the result of the Mountain Gem
being an Independent craft she en-
ters into competition with the o. r.
& N. to indirectly go into the o. r..
& N. territory and secure business,
and the boat Is thus Troublesome
factor in the transportation situa .ion
here. 1t is the plan to have the boat
carry the first cargo from Lewiston
to the Portage road as soon as the
latter is completed in May.-Lewlston
Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-16
Bond Election at Lewiston.

The city council last night passed
an ordinance calling an election for
April 27th to vote on an issue of $62,-
500 in bonds to redeem outstanding
warrants, which bear seven per cent
interest The object of the issue of
bonds is to reduce the interest on
this Indebtedness to at least five per
cent and to enable the payment of
the Mclean judgment warrants out
standing to the amount of $4,000.
1t had originally been planned to
bond for $4,000. but this amount
was later reduced in the sum of ST.
500. The bonds are to run 20 years
and an annual tax must be levied for
interest and also a sinking fund to
redeem the bonds.-Lewiston Tri-
bune.