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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-19
Comtented Denmark Farmers.

Denmark seems to bc a clever little
country. 1T is 50 small ttat yea can
hardly find il on the map, bat 1T is
all there and can give pointers in
some ways TO larger places. Den
mark seems to have solved the rural
problem EveryW here we scar the
cry that people won't stay in the
rural districts but i0c> to the cities
leaving the land deserted. Everywhere
but III Denmark. Agriculture there
has taken great boom of late wears,
and the cause of 1t is the extension
Of farmers cooperative societies.
They have the thing down to science
and the farmers prosper, But they
extend The principle "a her than To
land the tanners ciuoS are organized
for the cultivation al literature, ath
letics, music. anything lii fact that
tends TO cnIighten The farmer and
make hum satisfied To stay at home
IN the village The Smallest Eamlrt
has at least one club house for the
needs of such organizations The
peasants may thus enjoy = od music
and learn to play it himself Lee
lures are provided. good books placed
within the reach of AL and the Young
men may take lessons IN music phys
ical culture or many ulhpr things ut
slight cost. This i mOt the work OF
the goVcrnmcnt, the tanners do it
themselves through heir cooperative
societies The result makes better
farmers and it makes the boys and
girls content to stay IL, home ON TIN,
larm. They have better shows and
more fun right in their own village
I hall han they could get in the city.
People don't clear UlI' 81 he rural
dlstficW, IN lptn:nark They don L
have To cmigrate. They stay al
home and enjoy life aud are prosper
ulS. III seems To he mutual cu-Dpera-
tlun that hnS done it, We might
take a lesson ffum THAT here.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-19

NOTICE OF MoRTG AGE SALE

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
\NllERIAS,s default has been n,;ide i'm the
conditions of ceruain mortgage
containing Il power of sale, given by Herman
Otto and Flora r. Otto, his wife. mortgagors
to Sisseton Loan Il Title Company II corpora
1lon inortgagee, dated November ~. 1902, and
filed for record in the office of the register of
deeds OF Roberts county. :. d.. on November
=, l9o2 and recorded in book 81 of mortgages
at page ~! mortgaging the following descrb
ed tract OF land situate in Roberts county,
south Dakota, TO wit: South east quarter of
south east quarter OF section thirty three :S3)
township one hundred twenty six Q26l range
fifty two (52). and east half of north east Quart
erof section four CD and south west quarter
OF north west quarter OF section three (3) in
township one hundred twenty five Q25l, range
hfty-two or. which mortgage is now owned
by SAID mortgagee and which default consists
IN the nonpayment of the promSsory note
secured by said mortgage and the taxes levied
against said land.
Notlcc is hereby given that SAID mort rage
VIII be forcclosed by a sale OF said above de
ecrlbed premises by the sheriff of sale Rob.
ertS County. or his deputy, on the frs. day
OF July. 1905. at one O'Clock D. m of said
day at the front door of the Court House
IN the City of SiSscton Roberts county.
south Dakota. to satisfy an Indebtedness of
$3.50, which is the amount due upon said
mortgage, and the tax, levied and assessed
against SAID premises together with interest
ana costs of foreclosure.
Dated May 10. 1905
SlssEroN LOAN TITLE COMPANY
Mortgagee.
Howard Rabcock
Attorney for Mortgagee.
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NOTICE OF MoKrG NOE SALE.

N HERI.AS default has been made IN the
w conditions of "a certain real estate
mort sage, dated July /. 1893 made and exc
cutcd by Mack w. IIusban and Mary y. lus-
ban. mortgagors TO the Union savings Asse
citation of Sioux Falls, south Dakota. cor
poration, mortgages, wherein and Whe y
said mor,sagors mortgaged 10 the sad NOR
aagee the real estate situate III the county Oh
Robcr,s and State of South Dakota, de
scribed rs follows, town: Lots seventeen
M Eighteen ISL Nineteen ISL, Twenty l2ol,
and Event y one .2i OF Block f'ourty-iour A
OF the former town, now city of SlSseton, ;tt'-
cording TO the official plat thereof. tiled for
record IN the office OF the Register OF deeds OF
Roberts County south Dakota, To secure the
payment OF u noie OF even date with SAID
mortgage, for 5000 and interest n Twelve pei
cent per aunum, payable monthly ON the mrs
day OF each month. which said mortgage was
on July 2l 1893 duly recoraed in Book SO OF
Mortgages at page $50 IN the office of the
Reglstcrof Deeds of Roberts County. South
Dakota. which SAID default consists of the
non- payment of the several Instruments OF
interest on said noIe when due by reason OF
winch said mortgage mas declared said enilr,
debt Immediately due and payable, and there
is now due and owing on said note and mort
gage the sum of sos therefore.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant To the
power of sale in said mortgage contained, ant
the statute in such made and provided. S:ilt
mortgage Will lie foreciosed by sale of sale
mortgaged premises, AT public auction by the
sheriff of said Roberts County, South Dakota
or his duly authorized deputy, on saturday
the third day of June, A. IL. 1905, at clock
p. IN. of said day, at the fiont door of the
court house in the city OF Sissclon. III SAFE
county OF Roberts ana state uf south Dakota
To satisfy said indcbi edness OF 4ioS NOW due
on said mortgage. together with the arcruing
interest, attorney fees. the amount oil de
linuueut taxes against said property. anC
costs of foreclosure.
UNION SAVINGS ASSOCIATIONS OF SIouN
FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA
Morlgagcc
Howard BABCoCK.
Attorney.
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llOwABD iABCOCK.
Attorney.
NPTII 2 j UHt :.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.


M HEREAS. default has been made IN the
w conditions OF IL certain real estate mort
Gage. dated May Isl 1903. made and executed
by Charles II. hoberts and Sadie y. Roberts,
mortEagors, No the / mon Savings -Associ;t
u n OF SIOUX Fails, south Dakota, u corpora
ton, mortgage. wherein ana whereby said
me real estate situate IN Ihe Comfy of Eob
oris ;lud state oI rouih Dakota, described ;s
,oCn Twnn,,-nn, iom r,vnnIy ,,,o rs 80, ,Wy,n
TX three i.,0 ANA tT>ypniv-tour ON of RlocL
y ~, ID of
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-19

Attorney for Mortgagee
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-19

good many subscribers TO his lihcluuS
sheet. the News, proves nothing but
the we'll known fact that suckers
come up stream in SWarmlS and a man
who is mean enough ~ set a net tor
them can catch them hv tine bushel.
We all know that the world needs
refOrmerS but we are very apt TO h.! Aae
our beliefs rather badly mlsapplied
when the man who prociains through
Il megapllonc that his mission on
earth is To reform the people and
then acls like charlalnn. talks like
a drunkard, Il foul mnuthcd abuSer
and fool ,lll in one. ard it, makes H.,
think that it is time to ask "A few
questions of the public, But when
one considers that all The News rot
comes from a convicted criminal Ii
belcr. the monkey shines of the noisy
obstreperous laker only appeals To
the public sense of humor and There
is little danger that they viii ham
string the administration or do any
lasting harm.
G. G.. kNAPrEN
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AMONG THE MAGAZINES.

THE MAY nOUSEKENPER
The May Iiousckeeper is Il typical number.
of this high class magazine for the home
while the keynote of heipfulness is empiasiz
ed. MS usual, the stories. special articles YER
seS and Illustrations are exceptionally excel
lent. number of charming storietles by
popular writers form u striking feature
Mary n. Clarke. returned missionary
VIII eS of the women of Persia, and Francis
Trevelyan Miller on the psychology of market
day. The Alps of America the Canadian
Hocliies are portrayed in double page of
unusually beautiful pictures. The entire field
of feminine interest is covered by the many
practical departments. all edited by experts
such as The Newest ana Best in Fancyworii.
py Mrs. a. II. AlmStrutter, Helpful Hints for
the Busy Housewife The Eulerlainer by
Marjorie March, In the Realm of Girldom by
Mlllicent Moore. Home Talks and Mothers
council, by Jane Laiimer. In the World OF
Fashions, by Alicia Adams. Plans for Home
Bullders Hygiene IN the Home. by DR.. Kate
Lindsay Hints to Floral Lovers. by Samuel
armstrong llamlton etc. etc. Published by
The liousekeepcr Corporation, Minneapolis.
MIN nesosa Sixty cents year
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SNAP SHOTS

Dear Patsy played relormer and was l,uded
to the skies,
Got elected states attorney ana when all
this was done
He should have sought the tnllest timber
while he hid that good disguise.
For false reforIners, Patsy sortcr melt out
in the sun.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-19

Mosher Is fond of uonuudruns, so
here's one for him. Why wlll Moshcr
live to ripe old age? Answer
because the good die young
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-19
w. j. Bryan recently delivered an

*
w. j. Bryan recently delivered an
enlogy on the death of a friend, i'm
which he gave expression to the fol
lowing most beautiful Thought re-
garding the immortality of the soul:
"lf the Father designs to touch with
divine power the cold and pulseless
heart of the buried acorn ANA make il
burst forth from It's prison walls, will
He leave neglected the soul Of man
who was made i'm the image of his
creator: LII He stoopS TO give the
rosebud whose withered blossoms
float upon the autumn breeze the
sweet assurance of another spring
time, will He Withhold the words of
hope from the souls of men when the
troSts of winter come? If matter
mute and lnanimate, is changed by
the force of nature into a multitude
of forms that can never die, will the
spirit OF man suffer annihilation
after 1T has paid a brief visit like IA
royal guest to his tenement of clay?
Rather let us believe that He who, IN
His apparent prodigality, wastes not
a raindrop or the blade of grass or
the evenings signing zephyr. but
makes them all carry HIS eternal
plans, has gwen immortality to the
mortal and gathered to himself the
generous spirit of our friend"
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There's nc doubt as To the slncerl-
ty OF the boxers in their howl about
taxation. One of the representative
members of that body of reforners
threw the assessor out his store when
requested to list his merchandise.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12

oAPITULo Y AdnBistsae6p bislss g as HRsdo
nonbsde ssisrs vsdaz
como est.rsnfao sgstaro cuaquer acrsado
nda pdr6 a as psci6n dsbmsn Just s d qus as dsnauss
peso asds Is ps6 Is q d o de Dto que "a
rsdiss II su1 bsnea y @ cOnsssq bio araspso S9
6tmo ine1sSs Is e ~ e Is otsrS I en nu q hsi
81 csc np Is bsTs co oue
81 i6tsr5s 5sgaobo ~ y & q aeo % % 81
dOnisiea de M den6s deho succession beneu
ouaatfs nsturaIe4a dohos bsnss
m gasn sssasrgs responder
pediF L q %adnqinistgac6n % judicial
aSan eo y 4 pSSs b dsao s dsnis
dero ucsBasdo ssrk ns samnissFs
ArtigaIo oHsqnisr scea
al uesF q que sus biSnes odo Is %
bTs abacsl n dsfscso ds sbc ncdo deBids fsra cau
- s ps6n n \ e a6 e 4 @ @ po so P1e % pP q
6 Do oa sonSe9 d s 4sssasEo' 9
p % e & @gs0T ps g9 Sc gle ho den
clones y % peie6n 90 e pFnsa5a g a gt6zina se6
c6n REPRESENTING Fspresenn ea pde ad s repre-
@ i1ooDsbs con al snor i1oSposdo panbrar
oasooss paTsornsute l.s parties quya mo-
paadero m6 pabosT6n
nara iusz copia
Arcuo Io Ctados por edioto den de cop no de Ios
Yenta ds ae i feohR De dlma pubi6 gegu6 iui Fb
A5sas 3G hgB sI8.oss eaE ias. isa.ss
cargo del
ATcuo 31E
namen medic abo0adOs las huen
nomb administrators Podr6 nobFaP sObv
paCad desempe6ar
avada requisite loo nedos
Iavaci6n
d6nitvmnte por Yentaric
hubiere
nombFar otro ugaF.
dine
efeCtos Ldbcos
ah muebeB gamoviente rsC0lecados gudas
(Captauard
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12

GNNNNAAAAaaAAA AANaa.ap~SNAs@sas-eS
Sra. 3, b. Finn, 90 East High street,
BuffaIo, N. Y, escribes
Caballeross "Hace pocos alos tuve
que abandonar Ia vida social por COM
pleto. porque mi salud estaba completa-
mente arruinada. E1 doctor me aconsej6
descanso complete por IN alo. Como
este era impossible por algun tempo,
principle 4 buscar algun otro modo de
obtener la salud.
stMuchas Yeces habfa edo de 1a Peruna
como nm t6nico excelente, asf es que
compr6 una bote1la para yer 10 que me
harfa, y seguramente que hfzo tai efecto
sobre mi sistema me rejuveneci6 de
tai manera que en- menos de dos meses
tenfa una salud perfecta, y ahora cnando
siento fatigada y cansada una d6sis dos
de Peruna es todo 10 que necesito."-
Mrs. j. e. Finn.
DirhIaSe q Or. Hartman, Presfa
denfe del SanitariO Hartmans
Columbus, Ohio. RR. ULs
Parar direcciones especiales, csda cua
debeleer elias intermediates de la vida1, III
ajempla del cual, acompana como envolturi
cada b3tella:
La Pe-ru-na la tienen de yenta todos 10
qu1miccs y droguistas, al precio De un dolla
La botella, 6seis botellas por Cinco dollars.
Aquellos que deseen corresponde di
recta con 81 Dr. Hartman, y que pueden es
peFaF las dilaciones necesarias en- Ida y vuel-
ta del correo, pueden dirigirse al mismO DE
8, B. Hartman Columbus. Ohio. ID. 8. a.
Fidel Guillermety, Plaza Alfonso XII
San Juan, r, R. puede vender los faFma
o6uticos y droguistas al por menor, en- Ia ISL
de PuertoRico.
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IN busn case m6dIeO On Moea.
(De maestro oOqrespOns0I. J

Abril 1O.-Se encuentra fuera De
peligrO y en- estado de- convalecen-
cia en- Moca, Ia apFeciable sonora
dona MonseFFate Pima esposa de
nuestro busn amigo don Alcides
San Antonio.
Dicha nora fu6 Vfctima de un
accidente gravisimo que pudo COM
batir ell inteligente facuItarivo don
Alexandra Otero, quien solfcito y
desinteresadamente, presto sus SER
Yicios PROFESSIONALS con un 6xito
feliz.
Felicitam0s al amigo San Anto-
MO, y al doctor Otero, que ha con
quistado una nueva victoria en- ell
hermoso campo de Ia ciencia que
cultiva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12

aFtfsticas del sener Terradas que
nos hizo un Jesus inimitable, no
descuiaando 81 menoP detalle en-
tan inteFesante como diffcil papel.
La sefiora Castillo muy bien, 10
misrno que las dernSs sehoras en-
EI sefior Banares interpret6 fell
mente el papel de Dimas. 10 mis-
mo los sehpres Fort, Capestani y
Modelo.
ri p1blico tribut6 grandes aplau-
SOS tan simpaticos artistas.
Para 81 pr0ximo iueves Sc anun-
cia el magnffco drama clos pobres
de Madrid.D
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Ia GOmpafia dranatIGa OhtlanG
gran 6rito On AreGlbO
e nMestr0 o0rresp0nsa5l

Abril lO.-La compahfa aramati-
ca. que dirige ell p,inler actor senior
Terradas ha obtenido un 6xito ex-
tEaordinario en- las dos funciones
que ha daao en- este teatro sabadO
y domingo, pFincipalmente en- La
de este tlltimo dia en- que Sc pre-
sentaba el hermoso drama biblico-
religioso xIlos Siete DoloresS, y hui
bo un lleno complete en- palcOs,
lunetas y galeFfa.
La interpretation de Ia obga no
dej6 NADIA que desear y nos pFob6
una vez mas las magnifcas dotes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12

On eta imrFe d se yende papeI de
ne-s@9se. ~sasa e0-0r .-,s-4aF
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12
.Un biIIei8 De SO dan
DO Que llaCoT en-.
BaTGelOR0ia.
Como Obs8qulaR IaS nQbss al
pSbladO.
Aflrmase que Sc fabricar5n 10 8
ooce casas nuevas.
Ds maestro corrssponsa7).

Abrls 8 -
H.bi6adosele perdidO uu billeta de-
diez doIIarsG q iovencito Rsm6n Mar.
chan en Ia tienda de Antonio Otero ell
tabadO por la tarde, So present6 inme-
diRtamRnte 81 policfs insular SegAFra y
con 90 cello y actiyidsd Icgr6 que Sc
hAllara ei billete que habfGi lido & parar
& pOdef del individuo q. Soto y ell cual
guardaba como hallazgo.
|. Soto fee puetto iisposici6n del
'Juez y por inf0Emes que hemos tanido
NOS asaguran cue tiene muy buenos
antecedentes , que es IN chico honrad0
y lAboTioaO.
Hemos FeCibido Ia vista de Mr..
Gensro Marehsn, prediCador protes-
tanta de Rio GFsude. 81 cuaI nos ha
manifeattdo ID muCh0 que pFogFeaa
aquel pueblo hospitalario y ysimpatic0.
-El alcslde pedSneo don Enrique
Lopez Sicard6 Sc ha trasladado 6un
pnevo local ampliO y espscioso.
Don Juan D1meEech piensa abrir
un establecimiento de sastrerfa.
Lg nifla Para RiVerO Sic1rd6, %
encuentrh en- CANA con muchA fiebFe.
Tres dias geguid0s nos han refres-
cadO Las nubes con recios aRuaCeros "
eetos canpos preSentan un panorama
belIo y ehcRntador.
Ell domingo an individuo Yendi6
en- d caIle un paquete de d6cimas que
pasaban de 800
I'm amigo que hR eatad0 aqn1 del
B.jadero nos hR dichO como eRt6n de
contento aquellos vecinos con Ii ms
talaci6n De Ia Central que So montRrk
ali.
Hemos dido deCir que 60 fabricR
ran en- eats poblado 10 8 10 casaa
v11nvyae
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K GO NTIN UACION#

DsosSss pos q Ass5gso Lsgsszasigo d PsTto Rioo:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-12
LibTO Do VeTSOs do Pep0 NegE6n
SaljurjO.

Nos ha obsequiado con un tomo
de su nueVo hbEo de yersos, titu-
lado SPoes esfass. el galano vate de
Ponce Jos A. Fegr6n Sanjurjo.
En- esa nueva production de su
iugenio, Negr6n Sanjuljo destaca
su alta persOnalidad literaria al nj
vel de los mas aticos y cast zos
cultivadores del verso en- Hispano-
America.
La elegancia de la forma dnese
q la elevation de las ideas, y ZEN
cada poesfa la lirica original y ex-
quisita de ISaDjnrjo deleita el espf-
Fitu, por ID sonoridad del ritmo y
la sugestiva brillantez del estro.
0Poesfass es ibyo de verdadeEo
m6rito.
De los e$cas0s bardos que en- el
Parnaso puertorriquefio tienen per-
sOnalidad, es Pepa Negfon uno de-
los mas salientes.
Su verso es fuidc, musical, unas
veces; enter 3 y grave y YibFante
otras, cualdo Ia musa del poeta
Inspfrase en- los grandes ideales de
la humanldaf. I slempre galanO ell
lenguaje, correctfsimo el estilo.
xPoesfasS es, en- suma. ibr0 que
viene realmente a enriquecer la BIZ
bliografia puertorriquena.
Damos al poeta las gracias por
su valioso y cort6s obsequio.
Ell Sub comisionado del / lterior
se6or Proctor, Informs que los inspeC
torres visjerob que le nombFaron en-
lugSr de sobrestanteB para eI examen
de los tHabyjos de las carreteras, estSn
dando buenOs resuItRdoG.
-H9 TegrebadO de la isla ell C1mi-
sionado del Interior. que se encOntra-
ba Qirando una vista de inspection &
Ian obras p6bIicas de Ia isla, mostrsn-
dose satiafechb del estRdo en- que aque-
Has ae encuentran.
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GIReuLLR

Participan los sefores eAlonso y
Barsgafloa que han establecid0 en-
esta plaza una sOciedad comercial
c0lectiVa bajo aqueIla raz6n, de la
cual son socios gestores don Enri-
que Alfonso Riera y D Rafael Baraga-
DO Fernandez. que. pOF compra he
cha q la e1tinguida sociedad RieFA
Hermanos han adquirido Ell estable-
cimiento de prOvisiones situad0 en-
San jose, Ii.
-. - =
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-15
OEE TO PINEHURST.
Governor Glenn, Lieutenant Governor
Winston and Party Left Yes
terday Afternoon.

Governor r. 3. Glenn and his fam
lily, Lieutenant Governor Francis ID.
Winston, members of the Governors
staff, other military officers and
friends of the Governor left yester
day afternoon for Pinehurst, where,
through Monday the party will be
guests of Mr.. Leonard Tuft, proprie
tor of Pinehurst.
The party left in the private car of
the president of the Seaboard Air
Line, Mr. Charles H. Gattis, travelling
passenger agent of the Seaboard be-
ing in charge. One event of the trip
is a special banquet which is to be
given. All looked forward with pleas
ure to the visit.
In the party were Governor and
Mrs. r. b. Glenn, Mrs. Chalmers
Glenn, mother of the Governor; Miss
rebekah Glenn, Mrs. Chalmers l..
Glenn, of High Point; Miss Lillian
Thompson, Lieutenant Governor
Francis ID. Winston, of Windsor; Col.
ID. l.. Ward, of New Bern Col. t. G.
Coke, of Wadesboro; Col. f. G.. James.
of Greenville; Col Alfred Williams,
Col. Charles e. Johnson, Major John
III. Andrews Capt. III. Mex. Tucker,
Mrs. Joseph G.. Brown, and Mr.. G.. II.
Gattis of Raleigh. At Pinehurst the
party will be Joined by Adjutant GEN
eral T. r. Robertson, of Charlotte;
Col. Wescott Robertson, of High Point
and Col. G.. Il. Hankins, of Lexington.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-15

with the Hamlet Hotel, Gresham and
Jameson, which had been satisfac-
torily settled. His reference to this
was the entertainment of Booker
Washington and his party of negroes
in the dining room there, from which
white people had been removed to
smaller room to make way for the ne
groes. He urged that any complaints
about hotels be sent to him.
Mr.. Donham spoke again and told
of the need for a real power TO be
given the Interstate Commercial Com
mission to regulate freight rates and
rid the country of discrimination in
freight rates. The Commerce Com
mission he declared is utterly worth
less now as it can only hear COM
plants which have to be fought out
in courts. He said that President
Roosevelt would call an extra session
of Congress in October to consider
giving the Commission more power
and that while the bill had passed the
House it is hung up in the Senate.
He stated that petitions and tele
grams from Commercial bodies had
been piled in on the Senators. and
and that he thought the bill would pass
thus giving relief to many cities, over
90 per cent. which are Disseminated
against He also urged that the open
by government aid could be indu-
enced by Commercial orders and
that thiswould enrich the South; re-
peating the remark of Lii Hung Chang
that if one inch were added to the
tails of the shirts who did not know
of Americas cotton that this would
consume the entire crop.
Mr.. Marsh spoke again concerning
the interchangeable mileage tickets
and the need of the jobbers and manu-
facturers TO aid the commercial trav-
elers. The matter, he declared, would
be taken up al the State meeting i'm
Winston and at the national meeting
in Savannah on the 18th of May. and
that it was hoped to get the Southern
Railway to treat the travellers as we'll
as did the other roads He urged that
the securing of this is UP to the manuel
facturers and jobbers.
After distributing some application
blanks and urging that men in Raj
eigh who are eligible join Post E, the
meeting adjourned. A delightful fea
ture was the smoker" part of the
evening. cigars being furnished by
President James /. Johnson.