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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
sarttr Wmk.

SpIpci empfdngi betonntlid itbr oft
geIu9 uEb ppfert Der u~n.srboltune
nit alien mD9liden 2.ut,n. bic 81 inn
ipmmsn, sinen grrb,n 9[eiI Ieiner toIis
barren 3eii. Oils pcr elmer Rsibs pon
Sobrsn Gin 2uFfpiel III. 5riidis ter
4uitlGrune- feline sri.. guffitruns srs
ltbt latte, iom Elm r,iter Wtpstduer
aaufmonn gum GraT,n. Deter Wann
fpiel!e germ ben WGc,n, feline MtiteI
srIaubien linn has. 4uh belt er fi6
fir tinen S1riftftler, obtpobl feline
literarif4e SbGtisi.it. nur BARN be.
itanb. baB CT tur5e 3eit fir Elm Woss
iauer 9pulsparpblait Guufs uRn 8olls
ttitilen fdritb. 9oIfot empfine isifsn
Gaf nit ee:ppbntsr 2isssnspirbistei..
Der 8eiutey fprnh einesbsrb uub
Ionae iitet bds Shit. CT fhbIts Ttl
ola berufsnsn &rititsr, s~ejttulirte eifrie
unb fproh ippbi'eine Stunbe lang. Der
grof b6rts has lobsnhe urtteil feines
Gdft8 f@tpeieetp on Gnbltd mddt,
ierer cine pduft in fsintm RsSef6poD.
bic Solfci fofort b,nuste. nm i'm i,br
bSfli9 az froesr. .GnNtuIbissnt Sis,
bite, obsr pisItitt nebm. ib Sbnen bic
3sit ipsa9 Sic ioster ia f.Ibft. sic
lften G6rtftfsler. Gcl9Ii9 etb6tt
Shire 3stt ni6t Sbn,n od.in. fonbetn
aud Sbrsn 2sern. :. 44 nein. Gem
Riiploirtpitfd. i6 bin eons fret, id
fHrsib, nur4 bapu, ipeun ID min. Sd
bin In btefer Bs5i.bane gar ridt ees
bunbsn. bsrn i9 ort.ii, uihi um bes
Gslpss pNsn..So sttpiB," srtpis
berte 9oitpi. .ottr IDS beheihe Sic
bc4. rMorum ,Sunen St IS nidt
ebenfo racten tpie i1s- ftaete Der
Roufmonn.-.Ssbt chen tam id ,s
niht. Seten Gle, tpsan Sic 4. 9.
meme llntsrbaltune ~lanstpeiIen follts.
70 tuiirbsn 81, sSbrt Miits nsbrsn unb
mad Sotfe as5en. Iber in fam mir
s.ubsbin to.eseSer, =. 1orum b,nn
pi6t2- froqts critount Ger Rritiier uub
NGeeu.-.Giufo6 testalb. neil ih gu
Soufs Elm. sSh .aun bed ni4t gut
mtin Sous perlaFen." .rif pers
farb Der rebI.I:st CAT ben sart.n
@int bes graf,n unS BEETLE F5, f6
Az perobfhieben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
IuGifds Norruptiou,

RurSs 3eit nod benz 4usbruhe bes
nfFi6 iapautfdsr Rries.s tpurb,n
isitsns Der raifi8sn R.sisrune gluf'
fprbsrunaen erIohsn. SpIsr gum @s,tsn
Der i'm ferusn Shsn psrlpumbe.sn 2rie,
ger aue eur 8srFSrturs Der ruITfden
Slctts aa brine,n. Gon nab unb fern
ftr6rter Spsnttu SuIammtn, uno .s
tparsR Summeu barunttr, BIZ, firIts
ll4eu Gei5snieu 9le;Aiamsr. so
bate untsr cnttrsu Elm rsi6er mos
tausr aaufmonn su ei,ism 3ms6, bic
SumTs ben 100000 RnheI Il Rnbel
glei4 rs GsntSl eefpsnbst aber nur
be SGlfts Der Samme sslanats in bic
fir cen sr.p6brisn 3tpsd srriast.n
acHsn. Vie onbus SGlfts periapanb
IN Ten Soi4sn torraptsr 9somter une
Ritts spericEsn. 'als hdan Der Sar
f9 in Rpstau oafssIt. Iisb sr fi6 ben
eetrrfFsreen Raufmann ~eerptllsn. um
Tim psrfonli1 ftirsn Tauf fir -Si,
eeree , ne Spf.yf saeistsii rnb Bate.
lc7esliebs a-&5uiprs6en gr ttat hss
nit ben 8crten: sd honis Tir fi,
he er6tesiee Gpenee BON ZOO OC
Rutel I'm Raren Ger behc&tsm ariess,
urn Der rufff4sn 6Icts. aIs Se
ScufrGnr F1 eoun sa tsrsrssn az,
lcnhts. ecb stn Srrtean pcrlieas. bal
sr 100000 Ra6ei ~ssipensst Scbs. pai
Der Gar srf4dttert. Gr tp;nsts nu,
MI Ger Sc-o gne fItrtc res Tcftm,
trn Dor be Nreez. nm ben hsrperbre
&ersen shrGrer Ginkctt "a esbistsn
1Gs Strtle hea Gcrssn atsr par
hos sircs Der peSfen Rattesssr eei
2arcn rcd hredhftssn roFs, rob ira,
ben hr6he-siesn RnrfraRn. e~n se'r
Gperner unn gatriotrr cerscissn lcf
fen foEte neil q srrccss hottie. hi
Eantesfrnrte req s2aren "a tcrrisirsn
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

~ M. NMxses INA ss cgtaa re
Dr. sea HuHEEsm lsMssA SO 80
MA elnam aAa i've aHK
WIS ss - Rssg ItsTssa An sNt'
laa sA@ag=as sSs@EwF
EsNNis Fa BESe panBW4i .A1 a.
tsm &ntenl tafi atifstA
gfeksH lt&g agss RgEAsu. eEss ssS.
h8u. Nta Atlt Isaes 30 aksg &c
pshts Iasor Btamstla. gFHed<A
4glt.tR ms GsEA
Ter @&1rW GemsRs taiss uuf Az
srt s~stseifsw or ecsss 0samsiic nsaai
bsEgtHm,.,
9N ednss nnsIndislip Gsi y Ct.
IuAs bsE iuWps 2tulf6s peH be ReWno.
NAi Iags i%pGlrr~-nuE att gaGt ipds
Ger, unb "a tp6rR nllss onfsrs eeIpcgs
ben -. Bevubsr, far eng Ucsbsi...
@uek, tpas 0Sib eompss6i Rcn fsts
fen ani Sassn ben isiRsm iunasn " AZ
In bic Islt nabm. oas nor sin
Ghmudsafsn ous gbsnbrls NH tlre:.
lsotsr Mr6eit. ben a. Dor siniesr 3rls
tel sinsm romiinsu Mntiguar srlcns
ben bate. CO Of sr b,efes ge,dltn.b
Sftnti. aullt tim In unsnbIihsr COL
bigger DlIIt FIatbsno sn!esssn--ecs
0dor Ter 1iomttta. &c instnt gu
Ittsn unb 81 atm en-. Ter ftiEs Duff
sebi ben ibin nus-mit bnulaIs, Us
fApilt ,mper aus benz oauiItn @runts
bss Glmudta EMS, oils ppItt es NIT
psrglcsIftIttr Gs'polt ItiRen SoEa
IprsnssR. Rur pitsrtpille ldbt q itd)
lpisber In ben snstR Ronm SuridorGus
gen. llnb lpsHn bic Gonnt baraui
idtint. b0un III rs hoe Elm mird:uboI,
tts Rlsinob In elmer SdubsyiiGsu
Sdnbt,ube.
limb Elm Saar aus blsIsm urey,
msBlIher Rt,,Album mar gum wers
rGttr unh Mlbrbsr on otm Giiid
sps,sr MenfdtuIinhsr s,lporb,n.
Qopsrttti!--
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

a Nnsa, asSA GssA NJ FrSAaaN SOD
AaA ss nsA NsAMsN AuaNfH@
- @W THHaW wv
Ii ih 80 sa NrtRgn8 la8t "
gns Aatm eat ka9lah
as slfwta Ena Lea
8ssnaRa pSu Asti CUmaRm
aanl aatFnd.. lSalsls "a IA .en.
AVA Eiae HgiRa pstala BIeett Ntasi
saHlrnb Hhnlita aatl cumaEh
grua lhst stHrn laaita SSetss aas
unh tnnmflls ssnrn @nuii Jurad.
ErFauni blktk Ssohag cut,
mas IN Tis. vruaf- iTaeis u'
Zee hcf 1aa~
no Hitis!- Iiaherts Fs. .Tlt
pgiant b1 ttibi Mina eobctai'
ga, 10 httbi Ae 81 Ne MIDI
tabIai-
90 unb sS H. ,sins 5dntrinf-
.astus 2~6RssriHS- irasis Der Soii'
srhonnt.
grno mari Fh ibm an bic HtSIi uni
rief: -ah, ME mar ih 10 ihUrihi
tboriht, tbbridi!- unb Fs btittstt ihn
ihr eittsimnib.
vile Fs houn am abeHotif4 ioben
Bob Grno ibr GIas uub REF:
.Sch ists Nina 2obotai-
lino lntenn s,s1rat, Der Gottt:
Die SGnStrin!-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

"NMN3lMN# IVY MI.
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&ssR~s va aHsAs tAsm NMNtdl ttwA'
sk,2s4 y taa sassss - sa sssssa
EEx& .
&n ss41ss. es4Aos .xsssssx -
s<R<Rt-
G&s sss>s gzns bss lsa ssf MID ulsss6t.
xssa tlssp tHs Ssssf<a nla ~ tiis
~ wassls mss&ss 1 smAssists pssssSx.
fat ID Nc f~Amssa<iRAi .&siiss, f3ets -
o. CO. Ne 9snssfsamfpxii ssssnssfl
xxa ftsiasH osalsh I4rh ~ iEauassss
ksifF
uRtt jsnss sanasa hksm nssmsissfE
.41atsr. tNF ~ @srl* sasmsE Atiu.
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
Orr Sirinkobltnbuno,

gscn ManGeitsr, Der sroSen ,nes
Hfhm Dabrittioot. purben bon is5er
In 46bnsn ODER Shuttn uugttsurs
Nsnetn pom GsntctIsn e.broht aui
ben aanSttn. pslHt bic RpblsR5ssirt,
NIT Der Stubt ~psrbinbsn. Mr sinem
biefsr Rnn6Is, stIits Tfsilen ben Mons
Hstu. ippbnt, Dor Idnssrsr 3tit Der
GARNER sStrsmida gpof NIT ieinsr
Graa unb stp,i SSbneu. Muberbem
befdb az sinsu Dumb, siuen R6ler BON
Der aIierD6bIi6Im Grrts, ben a.
.Wpbbb- stncnnt toiit uRb ben sr febr
listts, isbisrss aus sinsm sanS b.icns
btrsn @tunhe.
Ncbbp bate nGmlih bic, bet ibm az
elmer fSrmIitsn 2sitenItdft s~.iportt-t
@epobnteit. an hds 3onolnTsr gu lous
fen, 10 off fntptrbelottnt 8obkrfhus
ten, OIL pis.t bi5t btntsrsinonber. bort
lonsfam pcrtsifubrsn. unb has s,f4ab
tossibsr ipcbI finf5is obsr isHsie
psai. Damn tIGfFt, nnb bsuIts a. 70
bostaft unb pltbtnb, bob "a elsuIid,
un5ubSrsn mar. Gle Geuis In beN
G4uttn tporfen sifrie iItinsre obst erSs
Bsrs HoblsRpadt nad benz RStsr. ,nt.
ipsptr ju iRrtt @tluIisuna am ibn
nod mebr 81 reisen. lpos ieo,smaI
betsns etl1ng, cher IN Der onbsrtn Nh
Nht. ion gum S1ps'esn uno Tcrilaus
fen Su bstpessn. mas ibntn P,ts mfg
lang. Sutpsilen srStfnet,n bic 2euit in
ben @@utsn Elm paHrtS Gttininblsns
hcmbaroertnt auf ben 9unb. Ger ies
bod ssfnidt ZEN Miyfeu aussupdfsn
cetltaRb, ireem sr INNER miitbenher
fl6ffst, Sptiuoi ON 1aet. tpenr ses
robe feline S6uttn In Giht marin, srs
i1tensn bic tetesn G6bns ess @6rtnsrs
init 8orhen pssr GGSsr unb iammtl,sn
FsiBie bic pieIen umtsrlitesnsen Rob
lsAitlde. Nuf Iclhe WeiIe pures Se'
remios Geets Sausholt ant BE ouers
hiuistt 4st nit Sseintpslen rerfprst.
Yes eansrts cine eanSs %etpe ron
Schren 70 fort. TaRn absr paree
9ehhe cIlsemoA off. itsif uae on6
kctekltRe Gr perme5,e ni5t rrshr 70
gsrcRet urn Si&er pie frGaer ben
iarorScn &arfee aeFen ~ous3ufrs5,
HeN. aRe 70 srriaasse Is FA eiRes Sas
ssa ecB EN- grpbsa EisatsphtsnifId
ieR troi ane tam ben Rcpf serfAmsts
terte.
Seremtoa Sect srmfsteIts ben sni~en.
Der Ecu srfclareiten Murf eeshnr. uni
toate ala eAter Gneldneer eeeen iHR
auf betrddtli6sn G9oeensrids. ineem
sr sencn aneob, aus relSem Grunee
Der Sans FIN TIN 70 trersnppa sepeisn
fel
Rad reiffSter grfpdgune ees Sod
esrtalsa MES Ger Ri6ter iNn ieoo1 az
NIT ben srnfen Mcrter: -Gs III rur
gat, ecB a 70 s~etuHrrren In. ecB iess
nidsf nscr gnef Arr6 be Rrtkrrers
Eenecr auf irIts pftffies ast urr 9 tirs
tonlcf ere1en tnnn. ME er "a ieif ScSs
rem 3a @nrsrn Husen ientn sag sefhcn
BAT. SCR. ees onrnea BERGER, sr-
fGeint ngenti& ~itrcFt0r. aEer nos Sc
fes Netef leiSer teine Saro8dhe. bic
mon seees sud- anfperoen t6nntr. 10
Fenesrbas befnnFFen IN biele Steins
toblenFpisbdttreit-
Srourtg tteo6 Serenios gruf FG
no& Sauie. Gr perfuGte in Der TcIge.
seif esnen anpersn Suro FIR oes 70
nisliHe SsetnFpHlereefnSfs abSnrtG.
en; oaein ecs nists nidets metr. nrrrn
bic ponlnsrfaAreneen Ronltnf4iffer
taGtsn isst een tI6ffenoen 9unn tinfdds
ma
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
&thanssapdiisr

o. ~ stpas Issr ~SsgiAkesRss. sta g.
matpst&sg Msui& aRe elm RsRiA psn gss
mats ~ issa,
has esrl zines eadfitbes 10 Gin etess'
bskt VAns &etsbs
90 ssbt Ri@ts uaeswihsrss. ala elm sx,
niles utter hSi ben Gyeuea-
Gs IN i5limm. has Cater uHs arsrt&k
ten srhstsro fRA Suesueea aus S;iaae'
seit ebes Ri&t,
@es ist1 9cssa traamt, mus &C. eta
{ . Sen gefaacR t1Ae1.
Seb ans elm Tsai4 u~rlsmpotSiiA H.
Iisst S5e-ia eit c1 ans rte en- tlm.
Ee 5icle @-ascri@Rsrss iaA DIV ans ss
s~~SraeI senfoat hct
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25
prahtira,.

Isle iprs6en INNER pVn isIbR r.
ipcrssnsm @srmS9sn, has @sle. psL
does sic tsTtsn. bat Sbnsn bod Shti
Grau mitssbra6ti. SO, esntea Sp
fsnn pitusiAt. Is fpIst is,Rt Wials. 10
stns Grau sa trisasns-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

Sic ~heboupten alfo. odB bic gnt
ShReH monGen gortbeii nrinre2-
.Bepis. Sum geiFpiei erfrart ib 6as
eiete &eIo Fir oit ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Gem nenn id Iatr trgenn Te-nann
cine &rfuRnieang siftGieEtH m6Glie. To-
briaet MFR meIne Sran oEIes BiTcrsa
nr TIE sns DEN SaffeefrGnsGen nit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

Mntttr: .gTdnhE Ta. beg Serr
ge-gFIi9 tertts ned un Tsne GcrS
aneaIten ~rirh2--5 o u .
ia. CT trintt cen Self ME BGHer ure
Bat F5un tretraI Dor f4 tfngsmars
nell: .sse5t lit mir ares MarifE@
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-25

aaf by yliasSa RabOna a. Nem
bate q is ifnnsn asIsTuL es IN bort
elmer isnn ibptiI6m place Der sp'esu
@tabt. asu bic Mot ben soHSsn 2ao
txs arobt sue bss 6rsmhmpsrtsbrs
tlaitst,
NbatIsssn BON ben HFttbrsuhNptH
EtrabsH. haunt bic Vla3aa Napono
NIT lbun aIIsn QSuINn babla. 8msi
mldNilaf @ruHHgh reuben bort. an
isbsm GHbs psa Eshiedisen pIabts
diner, unh rsEbEslisu isIbE an hlbsn
GUmmsrlaasn trfsiidsnbs sable.
Ninfu sibt Cd gsHue tsft, Io, Is
III ssFdbsau sin @plslplak Der sBmi.
i6sn Sugsab, gluf ZEN NanIsH iGueaS
bic Mliitu ibu ahintfu. mlaH be-
ssgnsi mitlnstfE ben lmMsg nod sbfn4
ben MobslIsn spn RaiTas,s MaeOnnta.
Rat tu pioasa Rapena tam AUDI
bic bloups 6lamssie isesn Saa NIT
lbnm tlsinsn NrApsubsR. Die btspsn
Gsi@lpiiiss maTsu tslb MoiIsH eelpcys
bsn unp lfbtsu I1eN itlt JablsH BET
ipRsF G,rnbmnittr. is
"a, ipsHnl bix Roma Mot gsipsjsn
pAFs. pts ais Mitims simss tiGbiiIAfn
N<amifn cine ipiHails Vsnjicn btapa
pgG ipslb. mas NIT ben Mldb4sn uHb
lAgsm a4siSbsiasn Hripu6sn afidxbsH
ip6u! Il
Nis Diamsiia mar Fsbssbn Sabre all
etlpogbtm linh gait ala slnra Ter iH6Rs
hen Nl4nnnt im Wisstst pst @sonta
Matia bella Mnima, Az bsm Wiasso
Ronona nHb Elm @spirs psrihifbsnfr
sRsxs 0]ansm unb @6bhsn asbort. On
stHtm bifiW Gdhdsn. cana brpbsn I'm
piffttn @iod. pebns bic nlamsita NIT
hem Mslnsn Gtiars unb Der Roma.
&ttt sE auHH sTlisn Mols aut Der
Wlaa8a NIT lbE asipspNsn battle. ipos or
lehsR 2aa III bas piult @tpdipstt usv
lkttui. Ws NpMno bate Ten NKsmtsn
aafanas mlt 9Febtm MibimusH sms
pfaR0fa. Wis NJ a5tF Hsffx. e0b "a
ibm stRft RaT nit BEN Naahsl. ia battle
" sSgeM we pslANs Aspss WsVs sussas
R<ePSh
&*t wE9x 9'heksWt vsW N0Hsps
ssp2A Rss tS9 81 MsgsRfNsWm lHHss's
II 8ens saIs~sh sats ept' n.y.
xs2SRe2ss SslAR9sh eas w peap
a'sq1 wssEslFss az a1s as!sA 1919
81 sas " asus s1hSes yess sssses'
x* lH1oses 1oaass@ mH esaa Rsausa
1880 yst ~ ssas u.s. $3.50
ea'EtAs 1AaSg l@pskNsatgl9 y Pss xHs0
fmsAfsa qusF 4 RM 0aSsss
Noa @ssRnaks aR Peg y'omss1a paS
aoSt W6 @aaE x2as @atOs am mi
saaSsH SsttssS RepAR0sS1 Ahe 0enesss.
Sic va nA@seHpsh Uefpes agls
neAlsx RkisH NsaeGsnepRk SsaSsA F@
q ss~sF1lsNnsgsn s00ulee = ma@ee
" lu'RsssR e&g en- eF -alpSs pssssR
ess sksBe9osR I1e5anA ~ nag leN.
So s4sT Rs $3.50 4aSsa extss
2eek ~ lssass Pt0@' HRo as9s ssVR7
Rxe wAses
xssaA eN SseNs posoal EsaesN.
wsassW = exn MsAasgISsss9 q
A.eeJsNssa MsfN9ea psh lNsSese
Ns4asssaa ~ saps'qAlNsAf lve Ngsps
$500 ssNsn sans ssgsasN essNNlWsM1sp
Untssh30hRet' AW UtaHRfsa ttAY p.sts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
MUST PAY THEIR WAY.
COngressmen Who Visit the Philippines Required to Pay Their Own
 Expenses.
Washington Special.

Washington Special.
 Unless Secretary Taft issues an eX- planation to follow his statement that Senators and Representatives who in- tend to accompany him to the Philip pines In July must pay their own eX- penses, outside of transportation across the Pacific, he may not have a cor porals guard for escort duty when he enters Manila. Representative Crum- packer. of Indiana, the valiant defender of the Constitution and protector of the negro vote. has come to Washington to inquire what the probable cost of what at first appeared to be pleas ant junket will be. When that has been figured out and announced, there may be some changes on the Secreta- rvs list of guests. It was first stated that the individual cost for meals aboard the transport would be about $1.50 a day. and it was understood that the members of the party might pay what they pleased, in addition to this, for extras. Now, some of the gentlemen who have been invited to make the trip are discovering, what they might have learned earlier, as Senator Foster did that they are to pay their own expenses, including Pullman car service to San Francisco, and for other inCidentals, which may make the cost to them as much s $500. If a Representative takes with him his wife, he may count on an outlay or $1 O00 If not more, and expert travel CTS declare that the total may go con siderably beyond this before the return to the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
ORAToRIAL CONTEST.
Intercollegiate Meet nt Greensboro on
 April 21.

Greensboro, April 2O.-(Special)- The intercollegiate ordtorial contest will be held in the chapel of the South ern University on Friday night, April Fl. Auburn will be represented by w.. R. Sanford and the Southern Univer- sity by C. c. Daniels. Howard Col leGe will also participate in the con- test, but the name of its representa- tive has not yet been announced. Much interest is being manifested, and a large crowd will doubtless greet the orators,
 Mrs. Thomas Seay has issued invi- tations to the marriage of her daugh- ter, Amy, to Lewis J. Lawson, Jr., on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, St.. Pauls Episcopal Church.
 General T. T. Mumford of Lynch burg, Va, will deliver the memorial address here on the 18th.
 Circuit court is still in session, hay. ing taken up the criminal docket this week.
 Allen Wilson, the deaf mute. charged with the killing of Tom Kinniard was released on a bond of $500. which he made without any trouble. He has gone to reside with relatives at Tusca- loosa.
 Another capital case Is that of Jim Singley charged with the killing of John Hamilton, in which much inter est was felt. He was acquitted. 9th CT cases of minor importance have been disposed of Judge Miller is fast clearing the docket of cases that have been standing for years. and working continually since the opening of the term. The lawyers show the effects of work Judge Miller has given them no time for the formerly indulged in morning siesta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
sELF-EyIDENT FACTS.

The chief of the United States Bu- reau of Forestry makes some state ments which. while they are self-evi- dent platitudes to take one view of them, are nevertheless significant. He says:
 Tt is evident that never before has forest destructions been so rapid as at present, that we have never been so near to the exhaustion of our lumber supply. and that vigorous measures have never been so urgently required as now. Judged In the light of its be- ginnings and opportunities the pro- gress of the bureau Of forestry Is per- haps not unsatisfactory. Judged in the light of the task which must be accom- plfshed If the United States Is to escape the hardships of prolonged lumber famine, its work has scarcely begun"
 It is or should be plain to all who observe passing events that forest de- struction hac never been so rapid as 1t is now. It is equally plain that we are now nearer the total exhaustion of our timber supply than we have ever been. of the first and second, for If they are true, 1t Is plain that the country can only escape "a prolonged lumber fam- inc" by a prompt and intelligent sys- tenn of reformation.
 To Madame de Pompadour Is ascI4bed the characteristic expression. After the deluge," and that seems to be the prevailing sentiment with the people now. Cut, slash and destroy all the timber and let the future look to its own interests, is about the idea peo- pie now seem to have. The impression Is too general that future generations must look out for themselves. and let the present one do the same. It Is a short-sighted and ingenious policy, as well as selfish one. but unless the States and the general government un- dertake the work of providing for the future the timber famine is not only near at hand, but promises to be per- manent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
COMBINED AGAINST ODELL.
Governor Higgins. 1t is Said, WiII Form
 Alliance With ROOseVelt.

New York Special to Baltimore Sun.
 Governor Higgins, it is reported here, intends to enter into an open alliance with President Roosevelt for the control of the Republican organiza- tion in this State and tho: retirement of former Governor Odell from his brief leadership. Mir. Roosevelt, 1t Is said. has had too many differences with ex- Governor Odell to trust him at the head of the organization.
 Senator Platt's followers, smarting under the Senator's overthrow by Odell are elated at the prospect of a working agreement between Higgins and Roose- welt.
 Governor Higgins. while in the city lately. met Collector Stranahan. Hamil- ton Fish. Cornelius N Bliss and George R. Sheldon. None of these men is over friendly to Odell. Stranahan and Fish are both Roosevelt men. while Sheldon and Bliss are known as Plattmen.
 Collector Stranahan is one of the closest friends the Governor has, and the anii-Odell Republicans point out that as Stranahan is an old ally of ex-Governor Black, the head and front of the new movement against Odell. Governor Higgins Is likely to be drawn into the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
HUNTsvILLE's STREETS.
Question of Paving Considered by City
 Council.

Huntsville, April 20.-(Specialo- The question of paving the streets around the public square with vitri- fled brick or Belgian blocks has been taken up by the city council. The executive committee mas been instruc- ted to ascertain the cost and see what the city can do in the premises. Ehe business men of the city believe the time has come when some kind of having for the principal streets Is ne- cessary. The salaries of the city clerk and tax assessor were adjusted again and fixed at $500 and $720. respectively while the matter of making a sched- ule of prices for city school teach CTS was left with the school commit tee. The reduction of salaries at the last meeting was reconsidered.
 Fifty thousand egg cases have been shipped to towns in Tennessee since last March 1st. by the Huntsville Fiber and Veneer Works of this City. Each case holds thirty dozen eggs and the total capacity of the cases Is 1S,o0O,OOO single eggs. This gives an idea of the growth of the poultry business in a dozen or more Tennessee towns. The factory has also supplied several thousand cases for Huntsville dealers
 United State Circuit Judge David D Shelby who has come to his home here to spend the summer, will preside over the United States court which will convene next Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-21
Why They are Happy
TWO NOTABLE RECOvERIEs FROM
 EXTREME DEBILITY.
Husband's Strength Had Been Waning for Three Years, Wife . Sufferer
 from Female weaknesa.

My strength had dwindled so that couldn't apply myself to my business with any snap but was tired and list less all the time," said Mir. Goldstein.
 T went to bed completely used up by my days work, and when 1 got up in the morning I didn't feel rested bit. I had awful headaches too, and my kidneys got out of order and caused me to have severe pains in the back. At one time I became so feeble that could not stir from bed for three weeks"
 MT. Goldstein is a young man and had then but recently established home of his own. Hfs anxieties were increased by the fact that his wife was far from being robust. Speaking of her own state of health during this trying period, Mrs. Goldstein says:
 For two years I had been Ill most of the time. Sometimes I was con- fined to bed for weeks in succession. had headaches. kidney trouble, pain about the heart and many more un- comfortable symptoms connected with that weakness to which my sex is pe- culiarly subject"
 Trouble had invaded this househ old and settled in it in just the years that ought to be the very happiest. Physi- clans could not tell them how to get rid of 1t.
 "A trip was prescribed for my health" said Mir. Goldstein. "It prom ised well at first, but when I returned found myself just as badly off as be- fore, and I was utterly discouraged. Then an advertisement and the urg- ency of some friends led me to try a blood and nerve remedy which was said to be wonderfully successruY. I could hardly believe it at first, but within a month there were unmistak- able signs of improvement which led me to continue the treatment until became completely we'll Through the use of pr. Williams Pink Pills I have now as good health as I ever had in my life"
 This is not all, for Mrs. Goldstein adds: The wonderful effect that Dr. Williams Pink Pills had in the case of my husband led me to try them and they helped me even more quickly than | they did him. One box made me decid- | edly better and a few more cured me" Dr. Williams Pink Pills make pure, rich blood and when there is general | weakness and disorder that is what the | system needs. The peculiar organism | of women calls for a specially large | supply of good blood, and obstinate | cases of prostration and complicated | troubles owe their existence to noth- ing but scanty or vitiated blood. In such cases 1t is always best to use Dr. Williams Pink Pills. MT. and Mrs IT. Goldstein live at 3S Cove Street East Boston, Mass. Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by druggists ev- | anywhere.