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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Springs, have returned to their home. No.
1905 Hanover Avenue. /.
1 Miss Lilliun Murphy OF Norfolk. is
visiting her, cousin. Mrs. a. W Brotlic,
No. 20b Walnut street,
~ Aftcr having spent two weeks In King
and Queen county. IA ssistlng at q pro-
tracted meeting 1eey G, f. M e Went !, n
Mcdhee and children to their hotne,@ No.
1911 q Ivy Avcnuet M
Mrs. II. w. Thompson, of No. EOS Wal
NIT Street. accompanied by her cousin,
MIR. Wilson Cole, Of Petersburg, left
Thursday to visit her daughter. Miss
Willie r. Thompson. who is spending q
month at Goshen.
b Tr. Angus Il. Nnckols and Dr.. NJ. G.
dSyclc--each In his own nttomoblc--left
Saturday night for a few days trip through
the Valley Of virginin. geeng by way Of !,
ifor whilclto sc6 Ms vito, who Is spend
Ing some tlnic there.
Much o the reS+Ht Of the res'deni bsd n
opened on the east side of Sycamore
Street, Between Grove and Hanover Ave-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
LEE DISTRICT

Mr. and Mrs, William NJ, Miller and
family have returned to their home, No,
1909 Hanover Avenue, after spending
some time at Fork Union, Fluvanna
NM MI and Mrs. Harvey q, Balls SON,
Stuart Franklin, of No, 1000 Grove Ave-
nue., who has been quite SICK Is much
Miss Miss Ann g. sydnor has returned, !. to e
her home, No. 1898 Grove Avenue, after
having spent two weeks with friends N
CE..tottesyille, Va.
~ and Mrs. Luther w. Canlk have
returned to their home In suffolk. va,
after having spent q week WITH Mrs'
o.. r. Frawner the mother OF MIS-.
Mr Thomas r.. peltrick has returned
to Ills home, Mo- 1000 Grove Avenue, from
business trip to AsheYille, North Caro-
Miss Ola Yooton, Of Roanoke, is spend
rs = sB sdtes No No. Els Nv Avenue,
Little Misses Frieda and Nor1ma p rSs.
tiyes ana friends In Hcnrlco county,
rsiarns snd ME- tner home p yen 1881 SSys
oyer Avenue, from a three weeks Visit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

7,the, accompanied BY Miss Constanoe
TRTa Aye e9 sap are H Ystns mrs
'o Mrs ~: Thnyer. Of Fourth Avenue. who
has s'I Been al, Quite sick at the Memorial Hos,
10 her home last week, and Is Improving own
Misses Emily and Roy Cross have re-
TUNED to their home on Highland PaTK,
after spending several weeks visiting rela-
tives III the country. .,,. county
has returned to her home after Ylsltlng
rcla tiyes in Louisa county, -.
Miss Leila Wngfield. OF Highland Park:
Is the guest OF Miss Lottie Iarrson o1
Miss EDNA Lockwood and brother,
Master Walter Lockwood. who have been
Visiting their aunt Mrs. Cortez Y, Jones'
OF Fourth Avenue. have returned to their
home in washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Court House, ut her beautiful
home In west Chatham, Numerous JRpll-

Charlotte Court House, ct her beautiful
home In west Chatham. Numerous Japan.
Csc lanterns were suspellusd from "a tu '
poarch aud adjacent trces, while Wltnin
colored lamps Hooded tho pnrlors Wltn
a soft glow and blending with tho prlghL
faces and brilliant costumes Of the guests
presented y scene OF grandure e,,. anu liz ine
guests for quito n while, Eacl, was snp SIR,
Filled with parts Of songs ,E;,, VIII VIZ,
p p!!ty very interesting. 10 decide Tho WIN
nor lots had TO DO east ~ Which M an1I
Sallie Covington. came OUT winner Ny NY
was presented With tho tlrst prize. q hahu,
some picture which she presented ~
Miss Thompson, guest q nonor' ME-, M,Ss
Mamie Watson captured the booby, Wllen
was q brownie. with Wide open mouth and
bore the legend, Hope z you'll learn
to sing all right the songs YOU
couldn't guess to-night. Refresh
Mesdnmes. Dudley, Halnnz: Iredway. car
tor and Overbyi Misses Rebecca, Bessie
whltmore. Peniok saile ap q sY e GO Coy !;
inston Graham, Lizzie and Mamie wat
SON Cnbell, Hunt, Barr, Whi,thead, LOCK-
EFT, Johnson, MncEnchin Diilnrd, carrie
and Linda White; Messrs RalanZ. dudley,
Stlth. Jefferson. GREATS. Percy. J. L. ana
Scott Garter, Johnson. Reid, Hunt, Dnh-
i,ey, Greasy, Dams, Smith, Sands, and La
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
PoKEY BARNES FINED,
Women in the Pollard Case Have
TO Paw for Being Disorderly,

Clarence Burrell. ono of the negro boys
who persists In hanging around tho mar
ket, was charged with shooting at Giles
HAYDEN. IIe got six months from tho
fountain OF Justice John,
Pat Willis, Rosser Coleman and John
I4angdrom. three gentlemen Spf leisure,
went down for three months for being
drunk and general warrants,
Otis Wrenn got four months for steal
ing eight pairs OF pants, fifteen days for
each pair,
Rebeccah Braxton was chafsed With
cnttng Hester stevens, another ehoeoT
.lato-colored female. and the evidence Yas
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fiat thoro was n man In the case.
5,''BrIng that Niger around horc y an

fiat thoro was II man In the case.
sS''Brng that Niger around horc and
lemmd SEQ how he looks' ordered the
court, 4 IS VI sS5.3s
a dark shadow crossed tic floor and
5bliishingly looked Mt the court,
"rhat ltH' qucriod the justice.
Hes him. echoed the TWO women
in unison.
Gimme SO each for being such fools. al
shot out the court, and Edgar tho Scribe q
wrote 1t down.
'Pokcy' Harness and Mary Barnes. her
mother. were fined $40 each for being
dIsorlerly, Tho two women We're made
notorious some years ngo when they were
charged with the murder Of Mrs, Pollard.
of Lun&nburg county. Some negro nc-
cuscd Pokcy or tbs murder yesterday
and Pokey resented the lnslnuntion,a
Joseph Barnes husband and father, paid
the fines and costs, amounting to Ses,
These two women have been fined ap
amount aggreBating more than 500 since
they have been In Richmond, and thell
fines haye always been promptly paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

and daughter, Miss Lucy Wade, left yes
tcrday to spend several weeks In SCOTS
Mr. arA Mrs. William Redd anu little
daughter; Pauline, are spending several
days with Mrs. John y. LlYesay, Of Cape
Horny. -.,,,
be held at MiZpah Presbyterian CHURCH
tho Rev: Dr. Johnson, Of Union Theo-
Miss Edythe Yarbrough has returned to
ker home on Fifth Avenue, after spend
Ing several weeks with with relatives ~
Washington. -
the Ml sses Ma 81 her eoaaa Miss Ruth Ren
ME. OF Fourth Avenue. N
Mrs. Foun mine. OF Washington. who
has d Sss ysns ff a aSe Week M1 for Nor
Carolina to visItrelatves.
Mrs. r.. ?. Haller.and son. Master
Rahard maler rd w,e sfs
Mrs. j. c. Bowman has returned to her
home on Fourth Avenue, after spending
Mr.. r. Il. Horne, who has. been quite
sick for several days past, Is now able
to be out. >,.. ,,o,,..
il N visitnns her sister, Mrs. Eugene T.
Long, of Third Avenue.
Mrs, Smith, Of Fourth Avenue, left last
Thursday for, North Carolina. to spend
Miss Gertrude Dalton. Of Highland Park,
left Thursday for Niagara Falls. Toronto;
Philadelphia; and Atlantic City, to spend spend
Miss Rosa Dalman, OF washington, "a
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Edythe
Mrs CLAY Watkins, accompanied by
her daughters. Misses Katherine and An.
ME Watkins, of Fourth Avenue. left last
week to spend several daysln PoWhatan
MIS- MIS- Paul Redd and little daushtcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
She Has Loved Much. :

Reldsvllle. North Carolina. ~ ''"e
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Goodman, OF
No, 20ll Ivy Avenue are spending some
time at Virginia Beach, "
Mr.. 7. Worthington and little son,
Erederrek, have returned to their home,
sr.ent q week with relatives In Char,
After spending several weeks with her
brother MI Archer Vaughan, In
reaarpea to er ome No soes Iyg AHe.
Mir, Edward F.. Rust. Of No. 2oo4 Han
eve: Avenue, Will spend his yaca ton Of
elEht or ten days In Ashevillc. North
.Mrs, THOMAS F: peltrck and lttle
No. 1000 Grove Avenue, from several
weeks trip to ga Point and Cold Har-
daughters, Of K No zoos Han tvH Aven u.s.
are spending some time at Pen Mar,
Miss Ruby y. Walton. OF NO. 1917 Ivy
ais s w yHns eI re snsn ss h,
county.
z Mrs, II. S, Winston and Mrs, 8, w,
Farrell have returned 70 their home. No,
1913 Grove Avenue. after spending some
H. q Rob ns FansMskM Mayo nN nas re
TUNED to Richmond after having spent
q week or ten days with his father III
Rcidsrille, North Carolina.
! Mr., and Mrs. g, y. Pate and little son,
T TAI have returned e their home No.
two or three weeks at Goshen, va.
After spending several weeks at New,
port cottage, Ocean View, as the guest
A rsqaed RI e on '9 s H'fss
Avenue. re-
Misses salle and Julia Williams OF
Tnlledega. Alabama. who have heen WIS.,
!t.,,,k their cousin, Mrs, II, 8. Winston,
q Their aunt, Mrs, W. p, sPencsF, IN
M, and Mrs. lawrence sycle, who spent
several m9nths at 0tteFburn Llthia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
. CHATHAM SOCIAL

Especial to The Tlmes,plspateh)
CHATHAM, VA, August le-IMlss
honor OF Mlas Sud Hntch!Mgs, Of Wilson.
n. g. and Miss Nellie ThompsoA q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
visit her parents in Gates

,terday to visit her parents III Gates
Dr. ii6h,,,SIw. Daugherty. tro. left this
week for The Eastern Shore on business.
Captain II. S.BRlce and wife have re.t
t tIyes NJ ir2 Go.th csfona say ~"
Mrs Robert Garnet and children are
Visiting Cartersville.
5 Mrs, Leo Pierce has returned from n
Visit To her form or home IN Louisa county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
NEWS Or.
THE SUBURBS
RIDGE HAPPENINGS

Violet Council Mo-. ~, Daughters OF
Liberty. had u very enjoyable social gath
% sri!nE t o s b BE-" las ns nfd
tempting refreshments were served which
were grentiy enjoyed by tic large crowd
which was present:
Oliver Visited Mrs. Jatncs Matthew'S on
aSa MqrsIt v 4 swansngro a.,
Lula Bnughnn. OF Rio Vista.
Mira. chhs. Thompson and Mrs. John
p. Dicks, Of Rlo Vista, spent last 1, Mon
Miss Lula Davis. q nchmond. was the
guest q her g. nunt, Mrs Mary Ba.,ghal
children spent last Sunday with tho
formers aunt. Mrs. Blackburn. OF Ridge.
a. j. franklin. of Richmond. spent
lives near Ridge S.s
81 II. y. Bethel, OF Richmond. visited
friends near Wcsthampton Park on sun-
Mrs 4. L, Franklin. Of West Cary
4 Louise. spent last Sunday ut "Wayside."
b Conner. % Richmond. has been
H HIsd'sins us mother Afs connor' =
s4Sdas % NJ 55 $rs sa%'S W9as
spent last Monday II Rfic,hmond.
4 Tuckahoc Lodge, No. 1G3 !. O. o. b.,
e ,,ige, will 3, 6aye basket Rlsnle At
present with their fnmiles also any
others who wish to spend a pleasant
de- at Wcsthnmpton. I, y,
Wis.,; to friends near Ridge
Mrs. ]. II Tnbnnk. OF Northampton,
Is spending the week with friends at
Franklin Conner spen!, Tuesday IN +
homc Of HIS uncle, J. F. franklin near ~ =;
Westhampton. Il a s. . i,
guest on last Sunday, the Rev. L$5Y y
Smith, Fl. r Y. y II J. "a I.
John II. Urban and his little daughter.
visiting In the home Of the formers par.
Ridge. |"
Y The organist OF Ridge church being
absent last Sunday, he: place was filled
byfT. y. Bethel. organistt OF RundolDh-
Rev. 1. ". Smith, pastor of Ridge. Deep
for his home In Nelson county where ne
hopes TO recuperate during the next three
weeks. Whllea away his pnlptts VIII pe
supplied BY students from Richmond
WA. Becker and daughters Christenn
and Mary q ManchsHtsr, spent n S9naaS
the home Nj orK ak hna famy Il
B Rio VISTA are spending some time with
1.-THE formers parents. v
Henry Franklin !, who Is m1s a ,m !, att Zee,
friends near Ridge. ,s. y, !,
Mrs a. +. Baughan visited Rlchn1ono
on Thursday last.
Mrs Thomas Crouch Of lower Henrlcoo
visited friends in this neighborhood last
S' Miss Bessie Browning. OF "Wnyside,"
visited her sister, Mrs., a. L. franklin
1s.r N1,l rdIn II y " Il G
N Mrs. CT Graves AYES Of Washington is spending
some time ut Rose Lawn" visiting her
brother, Mr. VIM. Tubbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashworth. OF Nine Mile
Locks, left last Saturday for Luncnburg,l
where they will remain the rest OF the the
Mrs. Ransburg OF washington and her
three daughters. Misses Annie, Maud
land Jessie Who have been visiting N
Richmond for some weckH! were at Vest
( hampton Park some days ago. ssaE5 4 'sasi
A. Mrs ENV. r. Yost, of Ridge accompan-
led BY her two sons. Howard and Percic.
left Saturday for Philadelphia. her. old
home where they will remain some time
visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Eubank, of Wcsthampton Park,
visited her daughter, Mrs Leroy Ander-E
son. OF Richmond on Thursday last
s6 Miss Carrie Euhank has returned home
after weeks stay with friends near
>Ridge.
a G.. w. Franklin. OF Richmond recently
visited relatives near Ridge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK.

Mrs. Wade and son. Master Willie.
and daughter, Miss Lucy Wade, left yes
tcrday to spend several weeks in Scots
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

X THE organIst OF Ridge church being
absent last Sunday, her place was filled
bygT. j Bethel. organlst Of Randolph
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Mr.NarA Mrs. William Redd anu little
daughter; Pauline, are spending several
DAYS with Mrs John D. LiYesay, OF Capo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

John H. Urban and his little daughter.
Doris, and Miss Vera Gibson, have been
visiting In the home OF the formers par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Urban, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

@ Rev. l.. w. Smith. pastor OF Ridge. Deep
Run and Bcrca Churches'left last Monday,
Tor his home in Nelson county. where he
hopes TO rccuperate during the next three
weeks. Whlleanway Ills pnlptts Will pc
supplied BY students from Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

The usual Sunday morning services Will
be held at MiZpah Presbyterian CHURCH
this morning DIT II o'clock. conducted by
tho Rev. DR.. Johnson, Of Union Theo-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29

Brown county: the favors of the past
year have been more than ordinarily
gratifying and it is only fitting tina
for the space of one day we forget all
the bitterness that has married the past,
and as best suits our dispositions re-
turn thanks for the benefits that have so
far overshadowed the misfortunes that
they should be lost and forgotten.
Tomorrow is the day set apart by
the president and the governor as the
day devoted to this purpose. 1t is
sacred to the memory of a time when
men depended upon the faith in pro-
violence that sustained them and while
much of that spirit has departed from
the keeping of the day the memory OF
it's existence is fragrant with pur-
pose that should never depart from this
people.
Gov. johnson in his message says:
1.-THE past year has been one Of great
prosperity. The nation is at peace
Will Ull6 WOIlu. IulOus33 LOuu ullC CllUlI 2
country there is an awakening of the
people and a quickening of the public
conscience which is making for better
citizenship and better government.
"In our own state we have abundant
cause for rejoicing and general thanks
giving. Never have our fields and
mines been so bountiful in their pro-
ducts, and in all that tends to materia
wealth our people have been enriched
in a greater degree than ever before.
Labor in all departments of human en-
deavor has been generously rewarded
and it's efforts have been crowned with
| deserved success.
For all these bounties [ would
earnestly recommend that on Thanks
giving day our people abstain from
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
Our New Quarters,

The Review is now quite we'll estab-
lished in it's new quarters in the Schoch
Reinhart building on the corner of
Center and Minnesota streets where the
friends of the paper will be welcomed
at all times and we would be glad to
have them call.
You will find the Office in we'll
lighted building occupying the first
floor and basement with presses and
material sufficient to handle almost
any class of work and also acompetent
force of men to turn out the work.
1t will be some time before all things
are arranged to the satisfaction and
for the convenience of turning out a
paper such as it in the intention Of the
New Ulm Publishing Co. to give the
people, but in the meantime our friends
will be as welcome to the Office as they
will be later.
We are pleased with the cordial re
ception the brethren of the press of
New Ulm have given the new organi-
cation, and their friendly call at the
Office of the Review has been one of the
circumstances in life that are calcu-
lated to make it worth living. While
we have no reason to attach sinister
motive to it we might guess that the
approach of the 1st of January may
have something to do with it. There
are some few things that will neet
Strengthening up about that time.
However that may be we arepreparet
to turn out work of all kinds at rea
sonable figures and to do it as prompt
ly and as we'll as it is possible to b.
done. We are here for that purpos
and would like trial order of you
printing.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
Thanksgiving,

Beyond all other ambitions which
posses the soul of man that of living
and the purpose of Clinging to life is
the strongest. Misfortune may tear
from him all his possession and leave
him a derelect upon the sea of ADVERSE
ty, buffetted about by the conflicting
winds of scorn and bitterness and
Stunned by all who traverse the great,
open sea of life, as a thing that might
bring disaster to them if they CHANGED
too close to it, out as long as there is
buoyancy sufficient to float there is the
hope that upon some reef or the strand
Of some hOspitable shore it may find a
haven where kindness and Opportuni-
ty will drain it of the overriding seas
and float it again, fitted to contest with
all others in the traffic of the world.
1t was this craving for life and the
fact that in miraculous manner they
were delivered from death by starva-
ton and the Indians, that led the Pill
grim Fathers, when the the fall reveal
ed to them a harvest of more than
generous yield, to set apart day for
Thanksgiving and praise. 1t is a Gus
tom beautiful in the recognition by the
nation that the destiny of man is held
in the providence of higher power
to whom all men must at some time
yield.
To this nation and to the State OF
Minnesota in particular and dividing
the district into smaller sections, tC
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
International Live Stock Exposition, Chicago,
December 10th to 23d.

In order to arrange for better facili-
ties in handling the large attendance
anticipated for this great annual event
and on account of the inability of the
builders to complete the magnificent
new amphi-theatre on time, it has been
found necessary to postpone the Ex-
position until the dates above men
toned. All of the events avertised will
be held on the days Of the week CORE
spending to the dates arranged for the
previous week. All preparations are
being made to make the event one long
to be remembered. The change in the
date will bring it at season of the
year when it will no doubt be more
convenient for larger number to at
tend.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
Wrappers and
PetticOats.

Every lady who likes dain-
tiness and comfort, as well
as style, should see these
garments. No claims to
make just now just come
and see them and form your
own Judgment, unbiased by
anything we may say.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29

A scientific friend of the birds de-
clares that if the destructive insects of
the world were to increase tenfold in
any year, the human race would be de-
prived of existence. There is more in
game laws than appears on the sur
face,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
6" Thank The I.Ordl'

cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock,
Ark, "for the relief got from Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. Icured my fearful running
sores, which nothing else would heal,
aud from which [ had suffered for 5
years" 1t is Il marvellous healer for cuts.
burns and wounds. Guaranteed at @. NJ.
Olseh's drug store; Csc.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
Our 10 Cent Counter.

It is very attractive just
now. Loaded down with big
bargains. If you have never
visited the ten cent DEPART
ment you have missed some
thing. It is wonderful what
great values are offered for
ONLY a dime.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
Son Lost Mother.

'sConsumption runs in our family, and
through it lost my Mother" writes E.
B. Reid, of Harmony, Me: "For the past
five years, however, on the slightest sign
CT a Cough or Cold, | have taken Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
which have save me from serious lung
trouble" His mothers death was sad
loss for Mr.. Reid, but he learned that
lung trouble must not be neglected, and
how to cure it. Quickest relief and cure
for coughs and colds. Price SOC and
$1.00; guaranteed at Q. N. Olsen's drug
store. Trial bottle free.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29

The American people have invested
So, 100000 month in automobiles the
past year. At this rate the rich will
be growing poorer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
Our Special Overall.

The SOC Sweet, Orr q Go.
We have had made for us
over 200 dozen of these over
alls. We found that it Was
the best overall value we
could possibly buy. Mate
rial, workmanship, durabili-
ty-all are unusual in excel
lence.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29

The construction Of ship canal
from the lakes to the gulf would add to
the Importance of live waterway from
the lakes to the Atlantic.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
Russians SLAUGHTER of Jews.


There is reason to believe, horrible
as the idea is, that the massacres of
Jews occurring in SO many places in
Russia are caused chiefly by the ma
whose unlimited power is crumbling
away. In seeking to guard their own
safety, and to retain as much as posi-
BILE of .absolutism, the autocrat mobiles
are believed to have played upon the
old hatred Of Jews, and cunningly
turned the wild passions of the mob in
that direction. The slaughter of Jews
has been going on for years in south
eastern Europe, because agents of the
autocracy encouraged the masses to
believe that excessive taxes and other
burdens of misgovernment are due to
greedy Vaccinations of the Jews, while
the superior intelligence and education
of the Jewish population add to the
jealousy of the peasants.
The mob assaults on the Jews in
Russia cannot be understood at all I'm
less some subtle diabolism is at work,
flashing blind ignorance into blood
thirsty rush upon the innocent. When
the Russian government and people
learn from the great subscriptions
pouring in that the sympathies of the
most enlightened nations is with the
Jews struggling against mob murder
and rapine, the undoubted effect will be
to succor the doWntrOdden race. for the
relief funds show that the victims are
not friendless, and also amount to a
| worldwide protest.
| Ta1idermiSt Julius Berndt is in re-
ceipt of a very rare specimen of the
musk rat species which has been sent
to him by Geo. A. Mackenzie of Gay
lord. The rat is of a very light color
and has soft rich fur which makes ii
very valuable. 1t is to be mounted
and returned to Mr.. Mackenzie.
The comedy-drama, Down by the Sea
which played at the Turner theatre
Sunday afternoon and evening was
we'll appreciated by fair-slzed audi
ence which gathered at the. m tinee il
the afternoon. The evening perform.
ance didn't take quite so weel, as the
play appeared more funny to the act
ors and their laughing throughout the
performance made it less appreciative
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
THANKSGIVING Day Excursion Rates,

Via the North-W estern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at low rates to
points on the North Western System
within 200 miles of selling station, Nov.
% and 30, good returning until Dec.
q. 1905, inclusive. Apply to agents
Chicago & North Western R'y.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
IF it's q Pin

or anything else in the no.
tion line, you'll find it here
- providing the article has
merit. And you'll not pay
too much for it, either.