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just things that were said of him
by his enemies-by those men
whose selfishness and greed led
them to SANDER the man who
would not raise a finger to do
them personal wrong, but who
would fight them with every drop
of blood in his body for what he
believed to be their crime against
the people.
1t was the writer's pleasure to
known A. r. Hall. to share at
some times his condolences, to a
few times look behind the cur
tain that yelled his dissappOint-
ment from the gaze of the
world. Perhaps the greater
part of the masses have forgot
ten that Albert r. Hall ever
lived and fought their battles;
perhaps ouly q small per cent. OF
the states population have given
mole than a passing attention to
the news of his death-such is
the reward given to one of Wis.
consin's greatest patriots; to a
m an who lived the simple life,
and who was great because he
had no axes to grind, no am bi-
tions to crafty, no enemies to
punish, and who above all other
things was always Sincere.
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Smoking liz a Powder Magazine

Is counting death more suddenly
but not more surely than nelecting
kidney disorders. Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure slight disorder in a
few days and It's continued u-e will
cure the most obstinate cases. 1t
has cured many people of Bright's
disease and diabetes who we're
thought to be incurable. If you
kidney or bladder trouble, commence
taking Foley's Kidney Cure teday,
before it is too late. Frost& Spies.
We have several hundred Gull ce--
dar' posts for sale at 4c each. These
posts are first class for farm fencing
Also lot of stove wood at SOC per
load FOWLER JACOBS Co.
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RUSSIA seems determined to
prolong her struggle with Japan
ana the army under Gen. Limo
vetch at Vladivostock is preparing
to meet the oncoming japanese
and give them a struggle. 1t is
claimed that the Russian army
is discouraged and heartsick,
and are unable to cope with the
enemy, and it seems almost
positive that the forthcoming
battle will add another victory
to the Japanese arms. Absolute
defeat in the war is ultimate,
yet in spite Of these things the
Gar of Russia has declared that
his people must continue to be
sacrifices. The adherence Of
Russia and it's government has
been increased throughout the
world by the latest act Of the
Gar who has appointed General
Trepoff as practical dictator, and
who has given it out that he in.
tends to put down the demand 0
the people for a contltutional
government. The Gar has made
it plain that he intends to pro-
mote the war and that freedc m
Of his subjects. if it is to be
granted at all, must wait: 1t
remains to be seen whether
there is enough metal left among
the Russian subjects to submit
to this sort of thing, or whether
they will finally raise in rebellion
and throw off the yoke of op.
preston.
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A GREAT MAN GONE

eye as a popular faVorlte TO oe
truely great is thoroughly shown
in the case of Albert r. Hall, who
died in the country village of
Knapp, in Dunn county last week.
Mr.. Hall was one of the qEietest
men that everlived in Wisconsin.
He transacted a small business
at Knapp, lived very unostenta-
tiously, and almost alone, for al
though he was sixtyfour years
of age, he never married. He
came into prominence in Wiscon-
sin sthrough his great work
as member of the legislature.
He belonged to the lower
house, and there for session
after session he waged battle
for principles he believed we're
right. He braved the scorn and
ridicule Of the party leaders, and
his great fight for the anti pass
law finally won out after he had
fought session after session or
it. He built up public senti-
ment in its favor, andfrom three
or four votes in the assem- bly, up,
on it's first appearance, it grew
in favor until after few years it
became law. Who is there that
ever saw Hail fighting for his
anti pass resolution in the party
conventions, and for other resc-
buttons demanding that the rail
roads pay their proportion OF
public expense, that will ever
forget the spectacle? A. r. Hall
was the originator of the reforms
that have brought Governor La
Toilette into the limelight. But
ne fought almost alone, suffered
the ieers of the crowds, and the
contempt of his party. He was
ridiculed, scoffed at, maligned;
yet he never faltered from his
purpose. He fought--on and on,
he refused honors, positions
turned aside from great things
that would have tempted other
men, and when Governor La
Toilette came to thefore;modest
grand old man Hall, enlisted as a
private citizens under the banner
of one whom he considered more
able to lead, Early last fall his
name was mentioned for the
United States Senatorship.
THE TINES believed in the grand
old man, and advocated his cleo.
ton in an editorial. A few days
later we receiveda PERSONAL---VERY.
from Mr.. Hall. saying that he
appreciated the use OF his name,
but that he did not feel that he
was fitted for SO important a
position, and under no circum-
stances could he be induced to
become candidate. Mr.. Hall
added: ut would be just as
much out of place to elect ne to
to the Office of state sdperinten-
dent of schools when | perhaps
could not get third grade GER
tifcate, as to send me to the
United States senate. p" A. f..
Hall was that modest; ne was the
soul honor; be was a politician,
but at all times he minimized his
true ability. He lacked conf
dence in himself. But there
were few great wrongs that he
knew should be righted, and he
did everything he could to
remedy the Sc evils. We wish
that we might find a sufficient
command of words to express
our admiration of this great man;
this man who perhaps more than
any other living Wisconsin citizen
was true born patriot; this man,
who when he had laid down
public work and retired-a brok-
en- old man to his village home,
said: eyes, it does pay" His
own consciousness was his re
ward-and that was sufficient.
A. r. Hall was called ''crank. /"
HI ,poo cold to bo q man with a.
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Your Eastern or Southern Trip

Can be comfortably made in; Wis
consin Central wide vestibuled
trains, leaving Ashland for Milwau-
ee and Chicago every morning and
evening, Pullman Sleepers, Free
Reclining Chair Cars and Modern
Coaches. Meals la carte. Apply
to nearest agent for further inform
alton or write Jas. c.. Pond, Gen /
Pass, Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTEp-An honest, energetic,
experienced grocery salesman who
is acquainted in Bayfield, County. A
good opportunity for the right man.
State experience, present occupa-
tion and references. Address P. 0
Box, 388, Chicago.
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w. G. MAxCY, d. NJ. NANCY. @. 0. S0wDER,
President. Vice President. Cashier.
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Deutib ameritaniibe 8eitungen
neroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit arDs
bem Sntereiie eele1en, neil lie iieb
fret au8lpre9en uno bdufig BON briz
Ben mebr Neuiafeiten unb 9eaArihs
ten bringen. al8 Die oeutlhen Bet
tungen ielblt. Die .ssreie Bre1ie fiir
Teras" lit oriiben iiberau, pobin Ite
geianot miro, Elm iebr germ geiebener
@ait uno fann iib rilbmen, Nners
fennling mlo @iiroi9ung 81 finoen,
lpie aus agblreiben 8riefen an uns,
lowie an 9ieienigen, ipelbe oas Blatt
an ibre Gerwanbten ibifen, berpDr.
3ebt. User oaber Ieinen 8erpanoten
uno Sreunoeu cine Sreuoe ertpeilen,
ibnen elm tpilItommenes @eI6ent
MAIDEN min, Der beiteIe fir iie Die
rJreie Breiie fir geraS". Das Sns
tereiie fir geras, pie iiberbaupt flr
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, mp bic
Verpanoten tuobnen, 1T in Deutlh.
lanb iebr lebbaft uno es lit untnDgs
li6, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 griinos
libe Iuffldrune uno 8eldreibuna
oes fremoen 2anbes au eeben, mie
oies bic ySreie Yreiie" allp6bent.
lih tbnt. Sir ben geringen Breia
bon So nerienoeu mir portofrei anier
reibbaltiges Wo9enblatt auf Elm Sabr
an irQeno cine Gbreiie i'm Iuslanoe.
Die ssreie preife fir Teras pmbl.
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raftet fein, ietner Gntelin beIrenb CUR
Seite 5u fte1en,
Die Qofung Der fur4tbaren Mufgabe,
bic geins iibernpmmen bate, erbeif6te
IS, bdB iie tpdhrenb Der gon3en gta@t
fsia giu9e f@lob. 2t0et 6tunbe ouf
Stun1e petflob. 06ne baB oa5 gerin9ite
fi9 ereignete, iinD als ellbIid Der Wtors
gen hdtrmerte. lnb bas e9fte OarGa d
I'M S6loffe lout tpHrbe, ba burfte 9teine
berubt9t Die qu9en gum Gtblumnet
f6lieben, benn nun mar borldltfio
nthts mebr gu befiirchten.
Gs lpdr 14on beller Sag, als 8to=
lette iie tpedts.
gWie lange tptlft 9u in ben Conn
tag bineiu f4lafen2" fragte fie better.
ReinesWarie fiibIte fi9 ipie 5eti9la@
gen. n9(6, entgegnete fte, I'D babe
feht lange ipa6 eelegen unb bin mod
f1redlt9 miibe. Wilit 9u mid nt9t
nod eiu paar Stunben auBru6en laf<
fen?@
ssforgt beusts fib @iplstts 3u ibr
nteber unb tiiBte iis. nOu ptrit MIR
bod ntht frant lperben2"
a9iein, nein, i'd babe uur nod elm
ftartes RubebeDirfntb.
giolette 5og Die JenIterborbdnge
bi6t gu unb forete hafiir, baB Geins
ungeitDrt blieb.
Oiefe perlieB erit qegen Mittag i6r
3tmmer, 9lls fie ibren GIroBpatsr be-
sriibte, CAB ibr bieier cine Ospei9e 5u
lefen nit ben MOrtea: .@on tnferem
erfen ssSnsenieur. Gs banbelt fich Inn
febr pidstige gntfheibungen. Man
rednet beftimmt barauf, baB i'd fpGtes
items morgen 4benb tpieber IN Yaris
etntreffe, ba ID BON p0rnberetn abgss
md6t mar, bdB gtnbre md a1t SAGE
bier bleiben lpiirbs,
..WuBte Otatien Bel feinem 6ierIein
fdon nm bieie 9(ngelegenbeit?4
ageatiirli6. 9atte er ii1 nidt fp
iiberrai9enb Ftnea pieber bapon ge=
ma6t, 10 tpiirTe Ct 3fpeifello5 bus Maz
bere nod miinbli6 nit mir bersiubdrt
baben."
Reine nidte nadbeGflia. .Du bdrTft
Inbre BON biefer 9epeIte gar nihts
fagen, @rpBpapa,1 bsrfehis fie bann.
sytD6 b}el pefliaef tanM natiirlib bic
Nebe baDon fsin, DdB Du ielbit abrsis
fsit. sSd tdna 9id jebt bier niht snt=
bebren
nSelbItpsritdnbli9 bleibe ab, ainb, a
psrii6erte ibr Qsmor6anD. Sd min
riur tslegrapbifb bic n6tbigsn Weifuns
gen ertbeilen."
a9leia, nein. untsr ear tsinen unz
itdnben, psl)rte Ieine-Gntelin eifriq ab.
nMie 9eine ssSnaenieurs unD 0berbeamz
ten tpirb au9 ejratien nit olIer Be-
ftimmtbeit barauf redhnen, baB Du
mor9en fpieber BON hier abreiisit. gs
lieet mir boran, i'm in biefen @lauben
gu laifen. Sic m0gen in Der gabrit
3nfeben, pie fie obne Did fertig ipers
Ben. 6ier fteht fiir uns fpi9ttgerss auf
bem Spiele."
Sept stpeifelte ReineeMori. ni9t,
baB au9 bic nd9te Tant ipieberum
pbne 3pii4enfalI berlaufen rueroe, unf
10 mar es au9.
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.sas NtnD als 1nmoriff.

Inter otm 9itel ,g6iloren's 9lnz
slDers" tit in 2pnopa cine fleine
Sammlung Doa Intnprten aus Sim
oermuno erf6ieuen, Die Dem pfp6plo=
gen babf9es Wtaterial iiber Die Dirt,
pie ii9 in oen 80pfen Der ainber Die
Mnf9auunesn iiber Die gGeIt biloea, an
Die 9anb oibt. Miebsr 3eigt ft9 oa,
odb oas aino Elm eeborensr 0umoriit
TT. So miro Elm 4ino gefragt. ,,Was
rum lpuroe Mofes bon isiner Mutter
in ben 8infen petboresn2" Q(ntfport.
nWeil fie nint ipo[lte, oaB er geimpft
ipuros.4 rgBas 1T ein Wunber
frast man Elm anberes Rino, oas au=
genfdeinli9 fdon piel aus Ben 3eitun=
gen gehGrt bat. ,Das 1T etn Dinq,
oas ii9 in Nmerifa eignet." - DAB
oas ainb aud Elm tlstner Gpnifer fem
tann, seigt folsenos 9tnetbots.. Gin
fhottiiher 99uqebrer er5Gblt ietnen
59iilern 6ie 9eTdi9te BON 4nanias
uno Sapbira uno fragts tie odnn:
aWarum tUotet Gott nid1t ieoen, Der
eine 2iise fast2" Ra9 ldneem StiG-
sfdpeigen anttportet Elm tleirsr Sungs:
SWeil oann nisrnano auf Groen iibrig
bletben tpiirbe Der aebrer itellt Die
5rage: vMas fir einen @ogsl fanbts
Hoob aus Or 9trhe ouS21 Gin fleiner
anabe tpeiB es: nGine Saube." =
2ebrer; sd punbere mid dber, bab
seraoe Der ileinite 9nabe Der &laTe
Der ein3i9e 1T. Der oas peiB." 9a fteht
elm 9rDbsrer aHabe auf. .9err Qebrer,
fein @ater Sat Elm 9oselgeiaGft!" =
Gum S6lnB let fOlesnoe orisinslle
Definition .piebsrgeeeben. g E / # !.
lt8er (eine @Onntassf4ultlaiis pru-
fenb): uaonn elmer BON gua mir Ia
gen, mas llnterIaiIungsiiinoen iino2@
-RIeiner 6 9uler ,0aa
fno Siinoen, Die man besanaen baben
follte, unb Die man ni9t beganeen bat. i"
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Seine anal fommt Der ourh yibeu.
ttlatiSmus Deruriabten eleicb. Durdl
ben 8ebrau6 BON Gimer s. 0lmeubs
Necept 0so. 1851 tpiro Iofprt Sim
oerung geibaffen. Sn alien g(po.
tbeten au baben.
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Der Ylalariaz9ssenben Iinb Sutf's
ptlen unnmgdnslid notbpenbi9, benn
olsielbsn halten bas Spitem in oeb0ris
gem 3uftanpe unb Iino
Elm a6loluIes 9ei(mitle(
fir aopfidmer3sn lIuperbuulidt.it.
Wlalaria, trdge 3eber, 9artleibioteit
unb dlle bili0ien esiben.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN,
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ner.Sei5en, x8uderrobr Samen, aeffir
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Wtr erlucben INN gpniianationen np,
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Der @eihafte. SIaentan fiir bic Smahs
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fiIr Den Ghldn9enbiB bat aupitdn
seonaro pom Sn6if9en Mleoi5tnalitab
srfnn0en. Dafelbe befte3t aug elmer
tleinen ean3ette nit eiaem bo6len
9riff. Der nit i6ernlaneauTauren
Rolitrpitallen gefiiflt 1T.
grt0ni9 premps6 Don
salbdntt Guinea, III sin 10 eifriger
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un6. .................... 1880 Mbenbs.
gfab. eagle BaB, 81 Baip, gnlifornien
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Nnfunft.
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thing Syrup UDn WilIiDnen BON
Wfiitteru beim 8abnen Der Sinoer
an1emenoet. Wtrit gu i'm Sblafe
ourb bas Sbreien zines 8inoes gee
ft6rt, oaB i'm 3ahnen lit uno oor
Sbmer5en ueint? gBenn, 10, lalie
iOfort cine sslaihe BON ,.Wlrs.
sDinsl0ms SDDthiRa Syrup" hDlen.
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raul. Wiiitter. es lit tein 8meifel
cariiber. Gs beilt Diarrboe, reau.
liert ben Waaen unb Die 0eieren,
beieitigt Wino aDtit, ertueitbt ben
@aumen. perbinbert gntaiinbun1
unb itdrtt oas ganse Spitem.
yWars. @insloms Soothina Syrup
fir aahnenbe Rinoer lit angenebm
i'm @eiDmad; bas Heeept ltau1nt
uun einem Der beiten tueiblihen
Nerste in ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs i'll
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a8ir iinb autoriiiert aususeigen, oaB
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Ganbieat fur bas Mmt eiuss Mapors Der
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Stabtfuabl 1T.
Die p5reie Yreiie" iIt antoriiert, ansu.
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Gbas. s.. u. Summei
stanoibat fir bas Nmt eiues Shasmeis
tiers Der Sta6t San Mntnnio in bfr fom.
menoen s8abl lit.
2Str limb aut0rtnert Serrn
Ybtl. Sbarbetm
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gen.
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2err 9Sm. Z. HidJter
aanoioat fir bic gsieber.g .geab fir bos
Nmt zines alberman sat Sarge" lit.
| s.
Dos Bette aeeen 8beumatismus
1T Gimer & Mmenos Hecept 0fo.
1851. 8erilbmt eem0roen ourdl
ieine oielen erfolareiden, 6eilmoen
Sn allen Npotheten Al baben.
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2err 9Sm. Z. Hidlter
aanoioat fir bic 8ieber.geabt fir bos
Gmt etnes Mloerman sat Sarge" lit.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-22
.AsSASSINS PLOT
TO MURDER REYES
Attack on President Of 4Colombia
Fails and Leaders Are
Arrested.

Washington, Dec. 22.--The state de-
partment has received information by
cable that an attempt was made at
sBogota to assassinate President Reyes.
as an incident to plot for overturn-
ing the government.
In consequence, there were many ar
rests of prominent men Thursday
Among them was former minister Of
the cabinet and five leaders of the OPP
position.
No details were given Of the reasons
for the attempt upon General Reyes
life.
The officials Of the Colombian lega-
ton express surprise at the news from
Bogota. It is the, first intimation they
against President Reyes. Mr.. Triana,
the secretary Of the legation, who is in
charge Of affairs in the absence of Min
lister Mendoza, who is in New York,
said:
81 am at loss to understand the
reasons for any plot against President
Reyes. He is extremely popular and
| has made every effort to appease the
members Of all the political elements IN
the country. s., ~ II t,
No Success In Revolt.
"nThere is practically only one party
IN Colombia now, tho, OF course, there
will always develop elements of opposi-
ton in all governments. The >constitu-
tional convention held some time ago
made provision whereby General Reyes
was to hold the office Of president fol
a period of ten years, after which time
it was to be filled by the incumbent
for a period Of four years, as in the
United States. ss's...sl.,.s..*
".Any revolutionary movement
against General Reyes has no prospect
Of success. Of this I am confident. The
president is popular-with the army, ant
altho the soldiers are engaged in work
on the public roads they are always
within available distance SO that they
can be called on in an emergency.
~ had letters today from botf
President Reyes and the minister Of
foreign affairs, and there was nothing
in them to indicate evidences Of dis
satisfaction. with the government o.
the formation of any plot to over
| throw it, So.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-22
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The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-08-24
He Called For The Hottle.

Child Bros, of Pendfetoa, Mo-,
say: "One OF our pen while nm
loading Ties got his foot terribly
crushed. we at once sent for the
doctor, who was tour or FIVE miles
distant. As he was suffering
great pain, we sent him a bottle
OF DR.. Classes Penetrating Lin
lment, WHICH we kept in our
store. Before it Was used, the
Doctor .came, examined and
dressed the wound and had the
foot suspended so that zee water
could drop on it. He lett saying
that if he was careful and follow
ell his instructions he woald be
able to work within ten or twelve
DAYS. alter q few honrs I be pa
tlepf got tired Of the position in
which he was lying and called
tor the bottle oil DR.. Classes Ger,
man Penetrating Liniment and
applied as directed This was
on Saturday, and the following
Tuesday the man waa able to
work" Sold by Jas II. Duke.