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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
WHAT FRANCE THINKS OF VI
AND OUR PRESIDENT.
Washington Post.

1.-The name of President Roosevelt
has become one to cOnjure with in
France. and his popularity grows
apace every day" said NJ. KuenStlin-
ger. prominent manufacturer of
Lyons. France. at the Raleigh last
night He is himself an enthusiast re-
garding America. its institutions and
its President. and he will during the
week. with Mr.. Emil Bruel. by whom
he is accompanied. visit the President
ut Oyster Bay.
In France there has always been a
warm feeling for her sister republic
across the sea- said NJ. KuenStlinger,
but it was never so marked as at
present. 1t was only a few years ago
when President of the United States
was not known in France or Europe.
except by the few. But today Mr..
Roosevelt is known. understood. adj
mired. and loved by all classes of peo-
pie. He has interested us in your af-
fairs. and we have read with interest
of all he has done. We Frenchmen
admire his courage and force and
power and versatility. Over there we
are used to the failure of men to
speak their minds. and we appreciate
his candOr. l do not think that even
you in America realize what he has
done for the United States in bringing
the two great powers struggling in war
together to make peace. He has &C.
complished what the master diplomat
lists of the Old World could not do;
he has made mankind indebted to him.
Your prestige has increased. but his
has grown immeasurably. His name
is on everybOdy's tongue
We have a great admiration for the
people of the United States For Eng
land we have n brotherly feeling that
would have seemed ridiculous had It
been propheSied few years ago. but
for YOU we have far greater affec-
tiOn. You are recognized by us as
the foremost nation i'm the world I'm
nearly all lines of effort Germany Is
progressive. but you are supreme. Does
this sound unnatural i'm coming from
a Frenchman? 1t ia true, neyerthe-
less
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION
Sixta. 1ne New Eases Tuesday
and 1>ix Death< shotgun
Quarantines Iieing Dr.
continued. ansi n let
ter I understanding
pfcrat,s

Negr Dri,-7n<. Angu-, I:s-Thsn'
w..Ir ~txty-our as-sx ea.s-s II yeiIaw
fever t.aisy aud 49, sls.atIs~
.At III. lsrv-@'ist ral..d rat. 81 suaran-
'i,r- Improvement tiae insilsations ar.'
that l,y H.. esisI 1T ti,.. week ahers. wi.l
D. nulfram uasrantin. sysi.n.
throughout thu southwest lassvl uI@n
ihe rules AMI regulations OF the initcl
States Marine Hospital Service This
X already the csis.- i'm nil excerpt thr~.
or four parishes If Louisiana. Mon
iae. which has maintained shutgur
quarantine. To-Day withheld its strict
regulations. and Shreveport far ihe
first tine since the Opening IF the cpl.
tlcfnic threw opr;i lis doors 10 freight
from Ncw Orleans
The appearance. # cases al Iutch"r.
i.afourcIl. trnsSinc. two NJ WilliSwood.
another case ~ Alexandria. anl tuo
scattering eases i'll ST ch1ries did ~,
excite the siightcst alarm. experience
having shown that these clscS c-1H
easily h. held under control ami pre-
vented from spreading.
Patterson renain% the oniy DANCE
point outside of New Orleans.
In .tIab1ma. birmingham has with
lrawn its quarantine against Mont
gohlery. ana there j. now peace within
the State.
The examination ~ tl,e Alabama
authorities Of the Mississippi gulf
coast has convinced them that no sick
ness exists ana tn Mobile qunrantin"
against Southern Mississippi will l..
withdrawn in the next day az two. Thu
cuff STATES will prohahiy join Tlorii,
in Il rroteStation against the Cuban
iulrantine. which is utterly without
Justification and against Ia" interest
ina wei known wishes Of the island.
Many complaints have been raise.
tCrc against the order Of Surgeon
General Wyman. prohibiting the ship
ncnt Of bananas from New Orleans ~
being in excess of the powers enioinel
by the hospital service.
James Jackson. Il negro. was brought
here today from Patterson. T.a.. to cS-
ape lynching. He had shot II Qlnran-
tine guard. as he claimed, in Self-de-
Tense.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17

IL about. aud intsiids 10 .ettie oiiss for
all her old scores agaiIs. Russia. shs
may strike of the list fsw Of Dor DE-
n,ai,.is. placed there for the purpose
Of being stricken of Mt tbs proIs.r
time but when Peace il agreed upon
10 will h. Observed that the Russian
blum did not work. and tlsat japan
has secured what she wanted Russia
realizes that fsaee muSt ie made In
order To save her from greater l"s-.
Fur.h.S warfare would simply pile III
tia. Indemnify that would have 10 b.
paid and waste away Russian terri
tory that otherwise would not have q
be surrendered.
Both iiiess. countries have had their
test of strength Oh both land and sea
with the result that Russia has beet
beaten.
We look for an interesting display ol
Diplomatic skill nj Portsmouth. but Ii
due time we hook for a treaty Of peace
on terms laid down by japan.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
PUBLIC Is AROUSED.

Inc public Is aroused to q knowl.
Great VI the curative merits OF fhst
eed medicinal tonic. Electric Bit
ters. for sick stomach, liver and
kidneys. Mary Fl. Walters. Of SIG
st. Clair Ave Columbus, O., writ. s:
"For several months, was given
up to die. ] had fever ard sgue
my nerves were wrs ok d; / could
not sleep, and my stomach was
weak, from useless doctors drugs
that could not cat. Soon after
beginning 70 take Electric Bitter. !,
[ obtained relief, and In q shcrt
time ! WAS entirely cured." Guar
sateed 1 : all DIR E storesj price 50c
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
MEETIN ASHVILLE SEPT. 9TH.
Soutl ern Cotton As"o~i'ti"n Will Fl
Prices of Cotton.

0f0 Cotton
Prices of Cotton.
President IIarvie Jordan, of the
Southern Cotton Association. has is
sued IL call to the various State sub
associations to meet in ASheyille Sep
TENDER 6. the object Of the convention
being to fix the price of the staple.
President Jordan says In his circu
lar calling the meeting:
"The present plan of the foreign
SpinnerS. it now appears. is to crush
the Southern Cotton Association and
it's efforts at the opening Of the fall
season and force the farmers to Sacri
flee their cotton on depressed mar
ket brought about by combination anG
concert of action among the SpinnerS
and bear spectators. Every imag
Unable device known to human inge
nuity will be brought to bear to de
press prices during the next foul
mouths
'"The Southern Cotton Association
will meet at ASheville. y. c.. Septem
Der 9th, and at that time will fix q
minimum price on the present crOl
which will be fair and just to both the
producers and spinners. based upon
a carefully prepared report on the con
ditiOn of the crop up to August 18th
and the estimated percentage of yield
rs compared with 1904 When this
minimum price for. spot cotton is fiXeG
by the representatives of the diffPrcn:
States on September 9th at Ashevillp
every producer of cotton in the South
will be called upon to stand by the
action of the association and force the
consuming world to pay 4 fair price
for the staple. There will be no sur
plus of raw cotton from the crop Of
1904. What is left over uncOnSume7
on September 1st will be only a small
reserve stock. The mills are now con
Stunning 10000 bales per week and
the demand for cotton goods is enor
nous at high prices. The farmers arc
in good financial shape to protect their
staple. and if money is needed South
ern bankers are amply able and quite
willing to finance the situation.
The producers have just won a not
able victory in the face of the largest
crop ever produced In this country and
by concert Of action forced prices M
from cents in January to 10 cents or
July Sd. encountering each day the
most intense opposition.
THE present crop indicates n short
yield compared with 1904 while the
consumption Of cotton will go forward
unabated for the next eighteen months.
Present prices for spot cotton are not
nigh. They represent only small
profit to the producers.
IF the fight must come it will be
forced by the spinnerS and will be met
by determined and effective opposition
on the part of the producers The cron
OF 1909 must not be sacrificed. Let
every man measure up to the highest
standard of Southern manhood and Ii.
MS full duty. The mills have got TO
nave our cotton. and if they want f.
stop buylng at present prices we can
stop selling and see whose corn Grill
ana smoke houses will last the long
est" "7
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17

Els.w hero In this is~ac wilt L.
found an advertisement at tho
Swinging Agency III The Golden
Beit Mfg Ia. This .iiirr - issaie<i
in the Trade Buii.iing on Fayetie
willie street. this City. Taor~' who
would like pleasant employment a'
home. should call at The office Of the
Company AMI get some fags u
string.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
Louis Lyerly Seriously Stabbed By ia me
Peck and hlo Som.

Salisbury. n. c.. August 15-Mr
Louis Lyerly was seriously stabbed at
his home here yesterday by Mr.. James
Peck and his two sons. LOnnie and
Edward Peck. also Of Salisbury. Two
deep wounds were made in the back
and one in the left side Of Lyerly. who
was attacked while playing with his
children in his own yard. The diff
Guilty grew out of threats made by
Lyerly to the effect that he would kill
dog belonging to Peck The two
boys, who assisted In the ARRAY. are
only about fifteen years Of age. To
gether with their father, they were
promptly lodged In Jail to await de-
yelOpments in the case. Lyerly's con-
clifton Ia considered serious, though
u ~ peiieye4 he will recover.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
A psychological publication in Chic

A psychological publication in Chica-
60. known as "SuggeStiOn, urges that
President Roosevelt. with the advice
and consent of Congress. should estab-
liSh bureau by which data may he
officially accumulated in regard to
GHOSTS" This new magazine evident
" desires further information in re-
gard to an organization once known
az the Democratic party. But it hasn't
a ghost of chance. and what's the
need of investigating it?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17

The water works scandal ut Charlotte
almost measures UP To any they have
had in Washington. 1t has developed
that the s,Ipt. Of the Job received
81 1863 on IL bill he had signed on be
half of the city when it properly was
the superintendent own debt. This Is
ONLY one Of the scandals that has
bobbed up in Charlotte recently.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
Jaw Bones Broken by a Mule.

"lnston-Salem. y. G.. August 10
Mr. Joseph Sink. whose home is abou
Ten miles south of Salem. was painfu,
y. IL not fatally injured Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Sink. who is Il most CIV
.eheht farmer. was returning hom.
from preaching at Pleasant RETREAT
When he was thrown from a mule 7,
MS attempt to hold the animal II.
was dragged several yards and final,,
kicked. the feet of the mule strjkine
MN in the face. breaking both law
ana cheek bones. The bones war.
badly fractured. necessitatinc file ra
moval Of several pieces.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17

Judge l.. l.. Lewis has been n0mi-
mated for Governor by the Republicans
Of Virginia. In view OF the fraud and
corruption by many Of the Democratic
leaders in Virginia. it is possible that
enough honest. Democrats will vote
with the Republicans to elect Judge
Lewis the next Governor of Virginia
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
Wilson. y. C.. August -. 1909.

Wilson. ~ C., August -. 1909.
when the people Of Il State are
prosperous the State ought. also. to be
prosperous. Union Republican.
Yes, under normal conditions this
State should be prosperous. But when
Won think of the "pensiOns" it pays to
broken down politicians it can be seen
why the State itself Is not prosperous.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
Tired
Nervous

When you feel languid, tired,
nervous and irritable, your vi
tally is low-your supply Of
nerve energy exhausted, and
your system running down for
lack Of power,
The organs of the body are
working poorly, or not at all,
and you are not getting the
nourishment needed. This soon
impoverishes the blood and in
stead OF throwing off the i'm
purities, distributes it all
through the body. This brings
disease and misery.
Feed the nerves with DR..
Miles Nervine, a nerve food, a
nerve medicine, that nourishcs
and strengthens the nerves, and
see how quickly you will get
strong and vigorous.
my wife suffered with nervousness
previous to n recent attack Of typhoid
fever. but after her recovery from the
Fever. she was much worse. and could
hardly control herself being exceed
lnsly nervous when the least excited.
She was very restless at night, and
never had a good nights rest. She
also TERED much from nervous head
ache. DR. Miles Nervine was recon-
merded by friend After the first
three doses she had a good nights
rest. and at the end Of the first weeks
treatment she was wonderfully inn
proved. Continued use Of Neryine haa
completed her entire cure"
OTTO KOIB.
1921 Cherry ST.. Evansville, Ind,
Or. Miles Nervine Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
hrst bottle will benefit. If IL fails. ho
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
Seab0ard Air Line RV,
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Tour to the Pacific Coast.
via
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL Way.

The Seaboard announces a per
decided later. The round trip i
only $S2 so and the rou.e will b
via Atlanta, Birmingham, Mem
phi s st. Louis, Kansas CITY, u n
yer, Colorado Springs, Salt Lax,
City, Los Angeles. San Francisco
The Sh sta Route TO ,rtlaud
Northera Pacific to st Paul thorc,
to Chicaf and return via St. Ions
Through Pullman cars will h
be arranged for the exlus;v,
use of TIE party, which will b.
perso nally conducted by Rev. VIM
Black and wife OF Davidson, NC.
who Sue sfuiiy handled the larp.
psrty from North Carolina las,
aug act.
Itinerary Of the trip is now bci, q
PIE are d which will givs full d.
tails "a 20 the rates. stop overs b. :.
tel rat and points OF Interest. II
will be One of the most comp,et,
trips Of Its kind eve r arranged from
this State and at very small cost.
Thcs who join the party will be
shown every attention ovor the on
tire trip which vii .nsume ha.
tween four aud five weeks.
Write for booklet ard informa
tioa to Rev VIM. Black, Davidson
N. G or addTfss
OaAS. 81 G4TIIs.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
II1leH, n.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
Famine in Spain.

CadiZ. August 1t.-The famine
which commenced last March has now
reached tn" point Of actual starvation
throughout the fertile valley of Andal
l~ia. The workmen are unable to So
cure food. The children are living on
liz cones and the fruit of the wild
'lcatuS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17

Louisville Courier Journal. who has
had political aspirations. says that a
college man is not a success in poll
flies. We are led to believe that Col.
WattersOn has been to college.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17

The Chatham Citizen. published nj
IittSln has resumed publication. II
its editor keeps MP the lick at the rate
he started ont last week we will have
Re,uIlican members Of the Legislature
from Chatham next time.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17

You reckon dars any watcrinelons
in hcayen% 'GO long man. Would
it be heaven Of dey want ?"-Atlanta
Constitution.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17

SSsb

A irl..ciass prsra-a c--.,
Certihc vac IT sradua5 +, sd
FOR cntrancs 10 l.aelu. So E
col cgss =
HIST ToiirrEu rETr...
sCfssot.t> Inv -. 90.
Faculty al ton i'ie.rs l4.
Campus OF seventy Gv~
biary soniaiairg IN riF to
volumes Well 'gairg .
siam. High .tsna.:4s a.. -. "a
methods sf .GssTgctian.
lectures hy Tromin.al LA
Expenses oAc.sdifgly go.
Seven years OF tf.Hums-s ...
For estalogua aud ott,r IS
ton. address. ,
]. a. BivI>s, H,a,fa....
nrsU.- q b.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17

.i,a son take palms with yonr
eaiings" a.Ersi tho doctor. "Nta
sadly replied tho dyspePsE' ahe
pains dont come till Afterwards :"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-17
THE A. & NJ. COLLEGE

FL H ~ ~ - IsfDIeo. Nc.
The fall term begins Sept. /. 1895;
Strong facuality, Unsurpassed fsdI.
'ties: new dormitory being creet'a
70 meet increasing demand; shcn
Courses in Agriculture. two year
courses in trades, two practical fOS'
years courses one i'm Agricuilus
leading 10 the degree of u. Ayr
and one in Mechanics leading TO The
degree Of Ii. y. graduates in gfi
demand. Limited number of fra
tuition students received from esrt
county. Write at once and seDrf
accommodation for the approaching
session. For catalogue or furtha
information, address,
PREs. EUpLEY,
Greensboro, N. c.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14
Wei East /, D. Married.

fi.e ii oxiag i. fsksa "a the
i.aracsae.fi /! Cru osco9e, Lara Il,
j. a.: III a iafs IA = '~eo issued
io4 IA Rd44i graf 'iis- Du'cir Tar
- 10 III asnr, u Ross v icl1 Will
i at M ast ehse-J,ia, on Z
.afrrrorA W. IL, ep EN- e
= Il. 81 tn. htnr Il tie bird :
mo he, M. Jes>, h. isrtoa. the
YOU 4 couple. viii make s.,si. .n,.ne 1t
b tie NJ Unfair, >ssa -, where Mr..
Il . il Il conductor IN . western rail-
ruat. tie is the ION of Nj. aud Mrs.
l. q. Ro>s ol thi- city"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

Mr.. En- es..a. Le.ua RI will o.en
II III nerf Pa or Il A.!Lnphe In the
n.af future. Sh has RIDER q u Ia ge
.tock vii ii will AT iseli 'ie,ome time
next week. Watch II xt " eA's paper
# r thu Up Mug an ouncem ut.
Nj. Mm. LAS On passed tn ongh
Tire his marning On her WY To ncr
hone in Aasiin.
The Battle Alouatain Jn key Ciut
haze h. d ny r mt ines dnrin- Z I
p..rl voek AID Aay. afvarged % hola
races =, II De. s.. 4 a.a g. Coo,.
pa ) : vii ne ofi red a d ODD rae :
: az ur q. .1ne p%gtar"al.ne vii AZ
ha,l. "ar ! K. is.@.
1e - II Il Il du DranIati.
si..h are ushi & % y uew pay whhb
afiI ,e & i en here du ing the ace !.
me iIierent p IT'S n w oeen sssi Il =
aid the .lao viii Oe~.a ~ 6. lac se
iamedi tiy.
VOID was receiv i hrfe Tuesday
mofAing d tlie deatI. eau ed by. er..
Up lAs. At |. rniae Hans ,oi Arttnl
son ol Sir. anu Mr.. 3 a Jafpbi The
by ~a.a Ont ixtear ola e. BIT. III
Mrs. jacob d g sch knosn In Bait
Mountain, having hsea On the hol
) .ine.s IA "a for III ny years. rht
mlry hiend. iere sympaiize viii
t..,n. in heir Der av ment.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14
Public Is Aroused.

Tie tublic is aroust d 10 u know ]. dg,
os the Curative merits 1T thai great n,tu
i.inal tonic, FL 'etrlc bliters, Tor s,ci
stomseh, liver and Il dnrys M"ts ~
Aalters. OF $40 5t- Ave. Culamaas. q
rites: FOR several nHnti q, ! MIS- give,
10 10 die. I had fever and ague. o.
nerves were " sscS lsould n i Soc
aud ny, stomach vas 80 weak, fo.uusA
ess doce1ls' dsugS. tai ! could nni eai
soou after h.gsasing 70 sase Lleev .
5irters, | obtaiiei f6l1ai, AaA iHa ssasn
lme | was eu,i.el.s esss" alarsateet
a, 4. D. Le...aise u joas.- rrre ouc.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

E. Z. Lemaire. " alter Moore
md Il. Z. Chagnoa lefs Lust mighl
for Eolcont!a. enere liiry so To d.
asscssn ut AogK Oh oNnIr claims
owed By ar. / MARE nsir. OBJ
conaa.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14

-
Tony Neia has added a hAnds AMI
case N hi. saloon fixture.
Rev. Rfary lett Tuesday night ~
q visit tssiri 'ndsin Psradiss.
Mrs. b.. f. Driscoll and children
departed for Dan Flancisso last 0uis
ia, on y VISIT to'reEa ivev.
q. l.. Henderson made . businesA
trip to Beawa~s last Saturday.
Mrs. Jos Jory of " iIlow Greek w.A
n visitor IN town last week.
l.. \. Rlttipger, Engineer Of fle
Dean mia.s Is s}sodinx u lew cay. IT
..,,apA. Cali ornp,, with f. len 10.
v. Il. uelcich and Q. l.. Holcoapb
III de q iuslaess trip to Go.condY
iast iusvjsy risht.;
Miss r sc Jarvis vi LIS Angeles IL
, ne ga st os Mrs..E u. Horton.
Mr..G. Russell .I1pp-d B. car- of
line tsst Cattle ~ tic San krsuciscs
market Art Al suay.
Miss Id, ". aver left last Su,d =
or y ilsln's ranch WHERE sns viii
visit f. sestrs. S.t Ks.
Dini.. y car setvlcs and sleeping car
> vi 4 has b., IA inaugarsret bow. IN
saa F,aneiseo d.ad TVuopaL viz
1iazeu. j. =.
Alss Del u Coe of SIT Lake ci,,,
Utai'. !, $ he IA appoint'd teacher II
che Gs.sna school aud has taken ~
her dutlea. ~
Tne-5 p u 4. has srsnted sMe>sE,
one ! 10 Or the roaund trip forM -
IL Aeuasa,n o b nn, al.o irom 49,
tie 10 Elko au irg TIA ra..s.
henry r. esductor on thaeU<
u. Il d, nep.st.t sunday ks ksd1sds
A.. .uis.a n4s plS.n s.
ihe aaayr 3 vep -ass Aoudde night.
by several o. eur youi-g men ~ss ~sit
ATTENDED, and .nryfOdy psessat. ~.
port u hssi' x a very pleas. ut time.
Mis- Nin ie Harms, who nas Lesn
Wis ting Miss Lulu Aud Ida Weaver
ior se..fa. 80. h. returned 10 ter
l,3..s l.. Aus,I.. f,st Tuesua,.
.r.-I ", ..,.,
a.,,.,,..i al; ~, / ,aS ua,a.v ,,1.
arv,.s.;xg =, ~
uu.,. Al. x-..n.~.. ST., H.
yrsm.g1ia .os H.. -
r 1ss1 -, rh.
a ,sri ), ~ j.
4, TIA 20 Is
a'es.aas aa.S -
90 49,. s~
,ai,oa ,,,.5-i EN-. q ! 49,.
sc'va.id Mr. yxnd ~44i4ils exhi is.
DAN u.ca, An Ind.Sn. WAS arressed
,y constable Hiumsnisst Frids, fur
. einy druukaAnu a~sstssti.E the Ieace.
aud sa.urlay,wsssris tefore Judge
Limbaugh and ;seoeised a s-pte.ce "
n days in Jail.
~ ~ W" Sca@S
evening Tor rhllsdell % IN. Zen . n.rs
lao gu-s de Grand .ep.+. III. i've q. Ia.
40 Y. +. 1T Nes ala Il tue meet, y
al tie sov. ltisa A.al;aa l. age. Ar.
LENA re exlee,sto yisu ae~ York
city aad or rslsrs.s .as ern .,tns
x.iie oil Lis,r,p.
Mr.. .a.n0ba ~ a;,,o,,o.
80. a. e.. ,.w -.
I week yIsislhg the family of ar..J
WOvlcoek. sls "a fa4p.rt ,.,s ~. n.
"A ~ -.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14
Excursion Rates to evils .anu
Clark Exposition via.
Southern Pacific.
Lady.
PROM

PROM RATE
Wells, Nevada. ..S4S56
Elko, Nevada. 45.iO
palisade, Nevada. ......... 44.lu
5attie Moantain, Neyada... 4l.0U
Ninnemuoca, Neyada.. $3.50
Loveluck. Nevada. ...... 34.Sb
4azen, Neyada......,..... 80 a
Reno, Nevada.......,...... 3OOU
Tickets limited ia ten days to
make round trip with continuous
D ssare il, each direction. and Only
good on train No. 8. allowing pas
sengers to connect with ruin No,
10 paily at Davis, Cal.
Twenty one day round tripiickots
will he cold on pay ment Of $500
in excess of above rates, going
trip under same conditions witl,
stopovers allowed returning.
Eleven days extension viii be
made ON these tickets at Portland
on payment Of $500. and twenty
days on payment Of $1,000
Sixty day round trip tickets, al
lowing stopover. will be sold at all
points in Nevada, mp to sep
rember Both. going via
sacramento and returning via
| alt Lake City, Ctatl, or vict
| versa, at rate of So).UU.
For further Information apply
70 Agents Southern Pacific Co.,
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coating L, z. Peg. O., Reno, Ysr,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1905-09-14
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NJ un'in. nn the Blossom ranches
a low d. A..go.e L ugn viii ,e pros.
,cuied.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-09-21
Appreciates Old Settlers List.
Garden Grove, Iowa, Sept. IS, 100

Garden Grove, Iowa, Sept. IS, 1908
EDITOR REPORTER: Permit me to say
that, as are all old settlers, am very
much interested in your list of those
who have lived in Decatur county fifty
years. In looking over the lists back
for many years of those registered i'll
Garden Grove who had been in Iowa
thirty years, find quite number OF
those, but, alas, it makes one sad to
know 50 many are gone before" Oul
list was composed of those from adjoin-
ing counties but also those who had re.
moved. Some more have lived in this
county fifty years but lat aly removed
Younger settlers should remember that
slavery existed in Decatur county, and
the date that George, a slave owned by
John Mcdaniel, was given his freedom
was Feb. %, 1852, the slave being at
that time 40 years of age. Runaway
slaves from Missouri were frequently
pursued through Garden Grove. Two
tiers of sections in this county were in
Missouri until congress decided in
favor of lowas claim to the disputed
strip in 1880. Mrs. ENos DAVIS.