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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
SOCIALISTS LEAD STRIKE.
Russian Organization Says Father
Gopon Acted Under Its Advice.

oOPOl L1CtSu 1tS 1<AutlNOs
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The strike
movement in st. Petersburg was car
ried out under the direction of the Rus
sian Social Democratic party and
Father Gopon was strongly under the
influence of that organization. accord
ing to a dispatch received to-day by
members Of the Russian Social Demo-
cratic party from organization head
quarters in Europe. The dispatch says:
Our party led the movement entire
ly on Basil Island the Vyborg quarter
and in Old Petersburg. Father Gopon
was strongly under the influence and
guidance of our organization in the
Narva quarter of ST. Petersburg. Eight
companies of a regiment declined to
shoot at our worlxingmen. Social Dem
ocrats took possession Of a printing
shop and openly printed proclamations
which were distributed among the peo-
ple."
A dispatch from Bundists, a Jewish.
organization in Russia, was also re-
ceived to-day, appealing for funds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
SYMPATHY FOR STRIKERS.
Meetings Are Held I'm London, Paris,
DaI7nstadt and Rome.

LONDON, Jan. 27.-The large East
End resort, Wonderland" which is
notorious as prizef1ght arena, was
the scene Of revolutionary demonstra-
ton tonight. The audience outnum-
bered 5000 and was composed largely
of Russian Jews. A Russian revolu-
tionary leader presided and made
speech denouncing Emperor Nicholas
and the Grand Dukes. For the benefit
of recent arrivals from Russia he re-
peated his speech in the Russian
tongue.
The speaker was constantly inter-
rupted by cheers for the Russian revo-
luton and the singing of the Russian
revolutionary hymn. This was follow
ed by a speech from Londoner, who
delighted the audience by denouncing
Emperor Nicholas, Emperor William
and King Edward and proposed that
the audience rid themselves of 'all
Emperors. thieves and other leaders"
Speeches were also made by q Polish
socialist and an Italian anarchist.
A resolution was passed in harmony
with the temper and views Of the gath
ering, which was strange and motley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
..COSSACKS WIN
POSITIONS ON
) THE HUN RIVER
Reports Indicate That KuPOpdtkin
Is Following Up Victory.

Mccormick to Secretary Hays repre-
sentations regarding the risk of diff
Guilty in the matter of ratification by
the Senate of any treaty departing
from the original Franco-British mod
ell The difficulties as alleged by Hay
are thoroughly appreciated and Rus
sia, being anxious to consummate the
treaty, has decided not to insist upon
the form of the treaties which she has
already also negotiated with Belgium
and Norway and Sweden, in addition
to the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
BREAD SUPPLY EXHAUSTED.
Situation I'm Warsaw Is Grave and
Troops Fill the City.

LONDON, Jan. 27.-The situation
in Warsaw is grave, according to the
correspondent there of the Daily Mail.
When the bakers struck rich people
besieged the shops and bought the
stocks and the supply Of bread is now
exhausted.
The Socialist party was instrument
tai in organizing the strike. The COR
respondent adds that the general con-
dition in Poland is pitiable, owing to
the poor harvest. There are fully
100000 unemployed persons, not
reckoning the strikers. Warsaw it
self is full of troops and the gas works
and water works are protected by the
militia
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
Strikers Buy Out Companv.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 21.- The
Newport Foundry and Machine Com
pany's plant at Newport, KY, which
has been the center of strike troubles
for several months. has been sold to
new corporation, thirty-five Of whose
members are workmen formerly in the
employ of the foundry. The men will
run the plant on cooperative basis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
New California Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, Jan. N.-Postmas-
ters were appointed to-day as follows
for California: Erastus w. Dyer, at
Chula Vista; Adolph Gerckens. at
Laws, Inyo County: William Morris.
at Millville, Shasta County. Joseph B.
McChesney Of Mill Valley has been ap-
pointed Chinese inspector at Pelos,
Tey
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
ADVERTISEMENTS. :,
AH Hun7Ors

Are impure matters which the skin.
liver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care of without help, there is
such an accumulation of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, boils. eczema and other
eruptions, loss of appetite. that tired
feeling, bilious turns. fits of indiges-
ton, dull headaches and many other
troubles are due to them.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
satolIi Shows improvement.

ROME, Jan. 27.-Cardinal Satolli,
who is suffering from an illness which
may develop into pneumonia, is bet
ter to-day, his temperature being 100.
The Pope inquiries twice daily about
Satolli's condition and all the Car
dinals have called at the sick prelate's
residence.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
FIGHTING ALONG HUN RIVER.
Japanese. Make. a Fierce Assault or
the Russian Position.

the Russian Position.
HUANSHAN, Jan. 27.-On Thursday
the japanese began moving against the
Russian right, attacking viciously Rus
sian positions along the Hun River
where that stream bends. southwark.
Inside the. Russian lines the belief ex-
isted that General Nogi's army arrived
from Port Arthur, was in reserve and
supporting the movement. The Rus
slams not only,beat off the attack after
severe fighting, but advanced in the
evening to the line Of Hugodi and
Hounlitadzy. Throughout the night and
to-day the artillery was at work, the
cannonading constantly increasing in
strength and extending farther along
the center, becoming fiercer every min
ute. s3A&
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28

causes of the present movement.
Alarming reports have been re-
ceived from Ivanovo-V Vozensnsk, the
Russian Manchester There are 2OO,-
600 factory hands there and only
few hundred troops. Reinforcements
will be sent there Immediately. There
is no confirmation so far of reports
of serious disturbances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
NORMAL SCHOOL DIPLOMAS
ARE PRESENTED IN CHICO

Twenty-Five Pupils Receive Much
Priced Certificates From Prcsi-
dent OF Institution.
CHICO. Jan. 27.-Twenty-five young
people were given diplomas at the
Normal School to-day. An address
was delivered by Professor d. 9. Sned-
den of Stanford University. The
diplomas were presented by DR.. G. G.
Van Liew. president of the Normal
School
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
Hoods Jarsap1riHd
and Pills

Remove all humors. overcome all
their effects, strengthen. tone and
invigorate the whole system.
Tsstimonjsis Of remarkable cures mailed on
request. c. l. HOOD CO.. Lowell Mas.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
Cruiser Irish Arrives at Port Said.

PORT SAID. Egypt, Jan. 27-The
Russian cruiser Irish, flying the naval
flag of Russia, mounting ten guns, fit
ted with wireless telegraph apparatus
and having on board a crew of 223 off,
GERS and men, arrived here to-day from
Libau.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
CALL PATTERNS.

All orders for THE CALLS
PATTERNS will be filed at
the earliest possible moment.
It will, however, take at least
ten days to fill orders, as the
Patterns are mailed direct from
our Eastern Publishing House.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
Canfornians in washington,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.--The follow
ing Californians arrived here to-day:
At the New Willard-George E. Pep
perry, A. +. Morrison and wife of San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
Reported Withdrawal Of Loan.

PARIS, Jan. ga report of the
withdrawal of the French portion Of
the new Russian loan has been circu-
lated on the Bourse, but Bourse opera
tors have been unable to secure a con-
firn1ation or denial OF the report.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28

To Cure q Cold I'm Ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails TO cure.
z. w. Groves signature IL on each box. 25c.s
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Your druggist will refund money II PAzo ONT
MENT fails to cure you In 8 to IA days Soc
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-28
STRIKE SPREADS
IN INTERIOR.
Russian Liberal Fears That
Terrorist May Resort to
Bomb Throwing.

Continued From Page i, Column 2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25

Gate @o9rane an b~enislben, 2pt SO,
@oopsr & piden's Noreof-M obition,
81. 46 bel 1913 SUB. berbeKsrt, Worb=
ieite Der 10. Str, 6flid bon Sbelbcn
Str. $500.
Wi0iam &euoins al 9arrp Jrss-
berg, 2ots 146, 191, III. 2O6, 2O6,
2l4 uno 218 In Waetin's Hetp 0ori
Mobition, 40 SUB, bacant, peflid bon
2ouifana Str, nabe Der Netp 0ort.
$3.50.
Rebert Omen OF, Sames Stanberg,
2ot 5, gIud IL In Jlet9ers Noropft,
9lObition. 40 bel 40 SUB. berbeFeri.
Ofieite Der columbia Wbs., n6roIi9
bon 10. Str. $500.
Marp Cpsns an benislbsn, bieislbe
Got. $500.
Wiaiam 2otprp an benielben, Got 2.
8lod 10 in Bruce Batter addition, 40
BET 14O SUB, nerbsHert. Wefisite Der
ganoss Strabs, nbrbli9 bon %. Ctr.
$1,000.
2ouis Seibsnfider, bur9 Sheriff an
emma g. 9atfisIb, 2ot 131, 6lst'
9er's 2. aob., Brisbttpopb, 40 bel 100
SUB, 6ifli9e Settle, r6rbli9 bon %.
Str, $833.61.
@5as. .. gbss an Warp Sarmi-
ming, Got Is, Moore's South gob..
n6rbli9e settle bon WegbOrf Str.,
6ffli9 BON @aff Str., 81, 500.
Sennis 2obe an Sobn &ateliH, 2ots
35 uno So. glod 9. Worb Snbianapo.
liz, iioIide Settle eugene Str, tpeft-
lid bon Barnes Mbsnue, $500.
CHARLES 8. 9snrp an Sfaac q.
&i9ie u. a., She'll Sections IL unb
IA, Sp. Is, Range 4, Warren Sp.,
$4,000.
Samantha g. 2Ibams an gilbert
BURTON, Got 204, 6fIide Settle Bopb
gbsnus, ihbli9 bon Conner etrabe,
$500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
SeefMHe Gtcarfott, II. Wtt9.
Nieori8er Tabrpreis iiber ale Yenn'
iDlpania 9inien mad atlanta
Gitg, Cape Nag unb a@t
auAeren Hputen.

Die iabrIi9e greuriion nod Der Sesfifte
iiber bic gennipIuania 2inien finbet am
Dpnnerftas, ben II. Nusuft ftatt. Sur
b,eie GreuriiOn perben Sabrfarten mad nerr,
Der populdriten Seebdber an Der atIantii6en
&ifte bert luft, eini9Iiebli4 atlantic Gttp,
@ape Rap, @nsleiea, NpaIon. SoIp Bead,
Ocean Gitp, Sea sale Gitp, @iIpuopb, ale
an Der Seriep Suite anb &sbobOtb, Ses
Iamare.
Die Runbfabrt pon indianapolis mad
irgenb einem Der Senannten Seebdber lit
$500. Sabrtarten iinb bon allen Sta.
tionen Der Penniplpanta 2inien su perbdIt.
tibmdbisen 9;eiien ~ baben ntb itn6 eiiItia
fir einen %glufentbaIt pom IL Taeen.
grcurfions sSabrfarten NIT gufentbaItss
getpiuisuns N 9bilaSelpbia, rpenrt nit benz
2Isenten an Der Sroab Strabe Station be-
pcnirt.
SIR ndbere g~in5eInbeiten ipenoe man fi9
an SidetsN genten Der penniplpania 2inien,
ober i1reibe an
70. @. &t9arbion, u, g. g. g.,
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
TrDB Der anideineuo beftimmten

TrpB Der anibeineuo beftimmten
Na9ri9tsn iber elm 3uiammsnireHen
bes 3arer nit benz 3aifsr BON Seutf9-
LAMB erf4eiut bic Weloun9 i9un oes=
balb taum glaubwirbis. neil Der 3ar
es taum tpaote pdbrenb Der orObenoen
Steaung oes Bottles BON elmer Staoi
our anbsrsn in fsinem &ei4e gu rsiien.
Stun iol er ioear cine Seereiie anae-
treten baben, muir I'm &atbfdldse bonn
2aiisr Die CT ebsniogut bur6 8ermitt=
lung bss seutIdsn 8sianbten bdtte Ct.
laneen t6nnerl, entsesenSunebmen.
Die snalii9e Prehe nabm nattirIit
bic gotfaaft iOfort als baare Miinse
uno ssbt ielbff 10 melt. ben Snbalt bee
@sfprd9s apii9en ben Ronar&en tri-
tiid su beipre&en. Sc 1T pObl ielbf=
uerfdnbli&, baB tpsnn Saiisr uno Gar
etpas 10 @s9simss 3u berbanbeln 3D.
ben, BOB es benz papier ni4t anber=
traut peroen fanr, Der @e9enfano Der
ge'pre9ung islbf fur amsritanii4e
3%eitunssn unour9orinsli4es Se6eim'
nib blsi5en piiroe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
0elbes Tteber.
Sine Yroflamatiun bes Wanors.

q etp Orleans, "a. Suli. -
Mabor 8ebrman bat beute 4beno cine
Proclamation erIaiien, in tpelder er
bic Burger aufOrbert aenau bic 9or=
i9riften Der Sanitdtsben1roen su Be-
a9tsn uno F4 eur9 Msbs segen Mos.
titos 3u f9tBen.
Die Proclamation 1T aud bon benz
prdfoenten oes tdotiden geIunb=
heitsamtss, bonn 0srtrster Der gunbes.
ssiunObeitsbst6roe uno bonn @orfber
Der @eiunb6eitsbeh6rbe bss gounin's
nnter3ei9net.
@elbes 5ieber 3u Neu
Orleans.
abington n, "a. Suit. -
@eneralar3t Wpman bonn 8unbes=
SOipitaloienf tpirb psriDnli9 fi9 nit
Der 8elofsbersg epidemic au Nsp Or-
leans beiannt MAIDEN. @egenmdrtia
befiroet CT fid auf Der &siie bierber.
Sn3wii9sn bat Or. 8lennan fd MT
ben geh6rosn In Nsp Orleans In Yer=
binoung geieBt, Tim gemeiniame MaB-
regeln ge9en cine Nusbrsitung Der
Seu9e 3l trehen.
gs folsn auberhalb Der Stabtgren=
sen sa9lrei9e SiOlirbOipitdter erri9tst
tperoen.
Rem . orleans, "a. sSuIi. -
Die Standardization bon Netp Or.
leans, Der 8unossrssisrung unb ber
anarensenben etdotsn inb eifrie Be-
mibt, 2larbsit tibsr bic Jdas 9eIben
5eebers gu i&afen. Die gsiunbbsits=
bsb6rbe bes @Ouni1s bat ale 9ler3te
aufgeforoert, iOfort Jisberfdue, bic gu
ibrer 3enntniB gelanssn, anaumelosu
unb ni4t BET Ierbeimli9uns bsrfslber
mit3ubelfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25

Frhberen Bsifpislen au %urtbeilen. Ob
Der gsfsbl bes prdFbenten in bieiem
6inre berffanben wiro.
Die 8sfir9tung lie9t nabe, bab nit
Der Wabrsgelun9 bieiss einen Sinoens
bodies obsr elm paar ieiner 9slfersbels
fer bic @sIaiGte einf9lummern wiro
unb 10 gar man&er S4uloiger Der
Strafe ent9eben wiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
$500 @unofabrt na6
atlantic 9th.

2inten.
Die CONNER : Greurfion mad MtIanttt
Gttp, Gape Map uno z anberer Seebdber
finbet am II. @usuit ftatt. Gin glusf Hug
Don IL Tagen.
MufentbaIts. 8stpiqisrns in philadelphia.
Mnsfunft ertbeiIen ale 8enniplpania Tifet.
Mgenten ober man ihreibe an
50. %. Hi9arbion, q. q. g. 81,
indianapolis.
% Die befe 5 Gent gi9arre In
her SfdNf. muAn's QnnnfpfIntn1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
6runoeisentbums l1ebertragumsen.

Irnolb S. Spencer an Wiliam 6.
Rebling, Got 2, Wartin u. ". Subj,
S6sit bon OutlOt 122. 4O4 Sci 77.1O4
SUB, berb., Sfisite Der Slinois Str,
ihbli6 bon NorpuoS Ctr. $4,000.
@iaiam 6. &ebling an arnolb s..
Spencer, baRelbe. $4,000.
gertram 6. Dan an Sbomas M.
&i9arbfon, Sbeil Der Sots Is unb Is,
Sounep II. u. Wooolano Bart Moo.,
62t bel 300 Gub, berb., WsfIeite Der
Sitter abs., n6rolid bon Sopnsp Wpe.
$1,000.
@abaib &ealtp & 3oan So. on
WiQiam 8. Srapsr, Got Is, glod 81,
WOro SnoianapOlis. 80 BEL 1854 SUB,
bsr6., Stoisits Der %. Str, 6fli9
bon &aoer Str. $4,000.
Worton 6. 2amar an Waria 3.
WiIfon, Got 2 In 90. u. 2night's
Subj, 81 ,35 BET 119 SUB, bsrbsRsrt,
Ofieite Der ct. paul Str, r1abe pro=
fpeet Ctr. $3.50.
UaurenHslasr Com an Sobn u.
Wrigbt, 2ots Is unb 26 in Dinner,
Snbo., Sbsil BON Wooblano parf,
Srbington, 100 BET - SUB, baeant,
Norbieite bon Sbmer Nue., psfli9
bon Sounep Nbe. $1,000.
Ti9oIas Susarl an Marp 6. Su.
gan. Got 16 in gid's Subj, Mbpoes'
q. Suinois Str, 40 BEL 135 GuB,
p%acant, OFieite Der Capitol sps.,
n6rblid bon "a. Ctr. 81, 900.
gmlsp %. Sobnfon an Orbal 6.
Mebrina. Got as, Stanton's Mbb.,
40 Bel $50 SUB, bsrbshsrt, @sfisite
@bur&man Goe., faoli& bon See
brasta Str. $3.50.
6. 6. Campbell an NorbaI u. ST.
eorO, She'll iibmefli9e 0isrtsI Sec.
"a. Sopnibip Is, &arge 8, Center
Sowni6ip. $500.
5bomas u. Sailsp at. Sarrp u.
Genton, She'll Got So, 6let9ers 2.
8rooffe Nbo., 80 BET 1913 CUB, boz
cant, ftb6Fli9e Ode Saeoma unb Sef-
fsrion Nbs. 5000.
6ugb McGonalb an gna W. Waite,
She'll Got %, 81 bel SO SUB, berbsi.
fert, Morbfsite Brootfbe Mpe. tpefili9
bon Rural Ctr. $1,000.
Wnn. $. SaIbot! an Wiaiam Dune,
2ots SO uno 60 unb She'll SO, Gtaot
Mugufa. $500.
gmma &o3ier an So6n rid, Got
So, 9entuoob Nob., IS BET 1872 Sub,
bsrbefsrt, Norbmeftsde 80. Str. unb
@apitol Mbe. $500.
9attie 6. WeBner an &ofa S9nei-
herman, Got 70, @lart's 8. Mbb., Wef
Snbpls., Sc BET 135 Sub, berbeRert,
Ofieite Sipiion Str, iioIi@ bon
6enrp Ctr. 1915.
Wi4ael 8. Spades an george 6.
Watts, Got 476, Stout's Snbtana
slbe. Mbb.. 40 Bet 125 SUB, berbeRert,
6ibofsde Wontealm unb Is. Ctr.
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25

Sas lanowirtbi9aftlide 9eparte,
rnent bat Mnfal!en getrofen, I'm In
rd9fsr 3eit 1900 Strafflagen sessn
bie giIenbabns1 anbdnsis MAIDEN gu
tDnnen. bel usl9er es F& In iebsm
~ein3elnen Jale urt cine @sIbbube bon
$500 uessrt Werlsbungen bes ~ioasnann.
ten 28.S tunben.g eiebss banbeln uirb.
Na9 bisfem @eies mub bas gte6, mel.
DIES bon einern State nod benz anbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
Grcmrfton nah Oct WeereSs
fMfe.
Sonneritag. II. Iugnf,
iiber bic YenniDlpania 9inien.

$500 Runbfabrt, b on indianapolis
mad atlantic Gitn, Cape Rap, Soup Bead,
@nsIeiia. &paIon, Sea SsIe Gitn, 8iles
poob, Ocean Gitp, Hep Seriep, &ebobetb,
O~slatpare. Sabrfarten siilti9 fit IL Gage
nit MufentbaltssS epinieun9 in Ybtlaoels
pbia. SIR Sin;elbeiten. Sabrplan, 8es
~bienune u'tp. fpenoe man ii6 an bic 9enns
ipIpania TidetsI senten ober idreibe an
SO. SO. 8i9ar6fon, 81. q. g. q.
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
u b M iraI 8 8.

MnnapoIis "a. Suli. Oil
2ei4e Iomiral Sonss rubt nunmebr In
amerifanii&em Boben, inmitten bee
Rir&bofes Der Glottenafabemie. Spd.
ter mtrb He aus benz %tempordreen Bad.
feingem6lbe nod etnmal nod einem
enbgiltigen RubeplaBe iiberftbri
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
Grcnrtem na6 Colorado
CUR eagles @ranb Merie.
IL. uno II. Muguit

pia 9enninlbania 9inien. SpeaieI niebs
riser Sabrpreis mad Senper, Colorado
Springs ober 9uebIo. Sir peitere Snfors
nation, Nufentbalt, 8outen uirp. frase man
Bel ben gennipIpania SidetsG senten an,
oser f9reibe an
SO. @. 8i9arbion, q. q. g. a.,
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
Ccean:M nShug 10 gut tpte
SecretIe.
lleber bic YsnnIplpania.9 inisn.

Sonnerftas, II. Gu9uit, $50 o Runbs
fabrt bon indianapolis nod gtlantic Gitp,
Cape Map unb z anoeren 9ldten an Der
Meeresfihte.
@eitere Snformationen ertbeilen bic Nsens
ten Der 9~ennipIuania : 9inien pber man
l9reibe an
81. SO. @nberior, q. 9. g. 81.
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
Heoneirter Tabrpreis CUR Warin'
fufee NKewblp (Gnloer, Sno,)
via YenniDlpania=Sinien.

Som IL. Suit bis eini6liebIi9 IL. Nusuit
iperben grcuriions' 6abrfarten mad Gulper,
Snbiana, in Nnbetradt Der ~@eriammluns
Der Narintudee GHembIp, ..perfauft: bon
allen Stationen Der Pennip!pania' Sinien IN
ben StaatenS nbiana unb Suinois, icruie bon
allen Stationen rpeitli1 pom Gina, Siqua,
Sapton unb Cincinnati i'm Staate Obio.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
$50. 35 Sub Meribian ctr.
Merchants National Bank.


Ain seitiser 8esinn un6 bsitimmter
W Ylan trast biel 3u Dem GrfoIa
elmer lunsen Yeri on Die ins 9eben
eintritt, bel. gs 1T nidt notbuenSis,
in Der Semibuns fparlam gu iein, BEN
Sei3baIs gu ipielen, nod foute Semanb
in ieinen MuSgabsn beri dtpenberila
iein. Sie beritdnbisfte unb Ieidtefe
Metbobe, eiten Sonb ;u eridafen, lit
elm Spar @onto nit unierer Geieas
l9afs gu beginner unb irsenb cine
Summe, bic Sic podentli9 ODER nj
natli@ iparen t~Onnen, bier gu beponi>
rem. 8ebalten Sic bieie Metbobe Bel
unb Der @rfolg uirb nidt ausbIeiben
unb Sic tperben es ME bereuen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-25
3 Str6finge
aus einsm Militarssfansniie aug.
gebrp9en.

g pofane, Wafb., "a. Suli.
6tnf MilitdrfrdHinse enttamsn aus
benz @efdngnife gu Sort Wriabt. Ollie
fn6 Ssierteure.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

The following from Pickens
County 5 new paper, the Herald,
shows that that county will re
main wet another year. The
Herald is rapidly coming to the
front and MessrS. Johnston &
Smith are giving to their readers
paper thoroughly deserving of
their most liberal patronage. The
Herald says: The question of
whiskey or no whiskey for Pick
ems county, for the year 1905,
was decided definitely, for this
part of the county at least. Sat
urday when the petitions of both
sides were submitted to Judge
L. G. Hudgins. Carrollton will
remain wet" for another year
by large majority. The petition
from Raleigh was tie, which
means no whiskey. Pickensville
will still be counted as among
the wet towns of the county. The
hearing of the Gordo petition
was extended until Monday
when the petition of L. n. Ball
showed tie. The petition of w.
B. Hicks was withdrawn. Other
petitions will be presented on
February 1st from GordO, also
from Raleigh, and a determined
effort will be made to secure
saloons for these places for
another year.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
Mr.. Ogden 5 Lecture.

Rev. Dunbar H. Ogden, the
brilliant young pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. de
livered his strenuous lecture,
Struggles. at the chapel of
the Industrial Institute and Col
lege Friday night. Although this
lecture has been delivered in
many cities throughout Missis
sippi and other Southern states
this was the first occasion upon
which the people of Columbus
had the pleasure of hearing
it. There was a large and bril-
lent audience present, and each
and every mem Der of this audi
ence was fully convinced that the
lecture richly deserved all the
praise which has been bestowed
upon it by both press and public
in the cities wheae it has already
been heard.
Every one who knows Mr.. Og
den realizes the fact that he is
possessed of an unusually fine
mind. and constant study and
deep research have ripened his
mental faculties to such a degree
that he has been able to produce
in struggles" a lecture that is
far deeper, far stronger and far
more brilliant than some which
have been given here by men of
maturer years and much greater
experience. He seems to possess
the fire of youth, the keen per
ceptiOn of manhood and the wis
dom of old age, and has brought
all of these qualities to bear on
the lecture which was delivered
Friday night. From an oratorical
as we'll as from literary stand
point the lecture was a gem, and
those whe heard it were not only
highly entertained but were i'm
proved and edited.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

NJ T. Lowman & Co, the con
tractors engaged in the work of
building The government locks on
the Warrior and Tom big bee
rivers have thros mp their con
tracts. The reasons assigned are
that the specifications have been
changed so often that it is i'm pos
sible To- adhere to their estimates
with any profit. They will take
the matter up before the Court
of Claims ia Washington and *
pect to recover far work already
perform d.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

The Grenada Sentinel has
passed to the control of leading
and influential citizen of that
town. Leading and influential
citizens do not always make a
success of journalism, however,
we hope its new management
will maintain it at the high
standard which character lied
the paper under the late and la
mented Buchanan management.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

The President of the Texas
Cotton Growers Association an
nounces that his State is prepar-
ed to take care of every bale of
the surplus crop, a syndicate
having been organized for that
purpose. Other Southern states
might organize ompanies with
the same object in view and to
insure a reduction of acreage
next year. Without it all of the
sOcalled movements for the bet
torment Of the South and the in
crease of the price will end in
failure