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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Gn airfeiOriamlius siucr Suin-
Oernc Stemmeret.

sra Qittsbug, pa. berettes, at
QlQeg6anp gIesbDterium al Zen fors=
ntoe pycs59tsrianite airte Den 10.
bs. pebtoq en- 9eitcmmelie. iom gaO
apinoer Ret til at oOerpare aae bets
dor6anoliuger og bempnoigeoe BEN
til at nsmme ale Spsr9smaal.
0ioinotil bar apinberne paret nags
let enoon at onernGre 6or6anoIingers
ne. g;iIutningen mebte traftig MOO-
Itano ira uogle af be go 9raiter, iom
BAR til Ste5e, men III a1iaeOsl en-
qoO glaioritet, oa Stemmegiuning'r
falot. 0eite er bet ferite Miniiterium
.noenfar ben nebnte airte. Der bar
fatttt en- Taoban 8eilutning.
Zen forenebs presbpteridnite airte
babe Deb Q(arets 9egonoelie 118,
734 Uleolemmer meo 939 graiter %
919 airter e1er 5oriamlingsbuie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
9sarfer Osiaa ifplOig.

9ag6laoene opoarter fremoeles
jepnliq meo lange 2lrtitler angaaenz
De Sfanodlerne 9iosasIuranceiels
Ita6erne / g1ep gorf. S 6orbinOelie
meo llnoeriggelierne af bisie Stanz
Daler bar 9emofraternes IibIte Yr9z
Ifoentfanpioat Barter ogiad ben ITO
ite 3io p9ret pua Scene. Og bans
@ionesbpro Far iarlig gaaet uo pod,
at glep gort 2ife 9ompugniet gap
itpre GUNNER til Repu6lifanernes
@algfonO. Sua Onsoags tom Sobn
q. McGaq, preiioenten for Rep
9ort 9ife 2lsIurdncetompagniet, frem
pg Idgoe, at bans 2ip bar 6lepen gjort
iurt peo oemotrdtiite &onoioaters
Oberbang for 9enge til oeres 9algz
frnb / 1904.
San fortiatte meo at iige, at no9le
al be Mpno, Der nu Itilebe Jig, iom
par be imob 8iorag til @aGgfono,
tibligere trbOieOe bans Sti Oeb bOert
ct Grin for at fad Penge. 0an err
fl9rebe, at ON 9ommer Qllton 9.
Barter 0ilOe fremlegge fine 9pger
ira ben 5ib, oa ban bar Sormano
paa ben oemotrotiite Statstomite,
Dilbe bet forbade mango. 9on afs
iog ulbrig en- Dollar, men tog 9erne
imob ale, Der bgbes bum.
9et eneite, Wlr. Barter tunbe paaz
Itaa imob McGdG, bar, at ban life
Iom pr9Iibenttonbibat / 1904 bapbe
bebet bum ON 9ibrdg. Men at ban
tibIi9ere bapoe gjort bet, Os at andre
0emofrdter bdbbe giort bet 1904,
bet funbs ban life n99te.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Sure Operlp lier.

Sra ct. Qouis melbes ben 10. Dc.
om itore 0OerIpemmeder fra bet iibs
ite tore 8egnfalo. NlisiisIippien ite8
oper ii 5oo / "A Sinner, og Der anrets
teOes me9en IStabe lan9s Ct. 2ouis
Rioer. 3uiinber al 3snoer fplote meb
2G6ler, en- Mangoe aorni9tte, 9pz
og gomuIbs 8aler er fert oaf oeb
SoerIoemmelien. Der er ogIau itet
itor Sfaoe pua ganeipOrene U}iss
Ipuri.
Sra aunius Git1 iiges ben 10. Os.,
at bet bar regnet Der boer Dag iiben
Maaneoens 9egpnoelie, og bet regner
frembeles.
Den 20. bS, mebbeIes pibere fra
ct. 2ouis, at Mi8fsiippifloOen bar
Omtrent nauet lit bsjeite. Den bar
Ieget ca. 6 5ommer 2e6et af Rat=
ten, men bar enbnu fife nadet 5ares
linien. Oct pente8, at @anbitdnben
5eb 2tftenstio bill be9pnbe at fotbe.
5 g}ar6eOen of Ct. CHARLES, 25
W2li norooeIt for ct. 9ouis. better
Misfouri ,,t6e bottoms" for 25 Mtf,
% ben er to Mil greo, 6eGe Qtplen er
eOelogt. Omtring 80 5amilier bar
maattet forlu6e beres 6jem og ipge
til 6eiere Ggne.
5a6et anTlaas til $2,0O0,00O.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Home Visitors Excursion

to the middle states. The Wabash
r. r. will place on sale November Both
very low round trip rates to many
points in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Ken
tucky, Western Pennsylvania, New
York and West Virginia.
This will be splendid opportunity
for those who wish to visit their old
homes and friends, to take advantage
of, after the Harvestdays are over.
The Wabash between Omaha and
St Louis has just recently been rock
ballasted, and new, heavy steel rails
laid. All trains consist of the latest
up-to-date equipment, thus making it
a pleasure to travel
For all information, such as rates,
maps, timetables etc. call at Wabash
City Office 1901 Farnam st. or address,
HARRx f. MooREs, G. A. p. ID.
Wab. r. r., Omaha, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Den guile Sober ta9er til.
GIlebe mt Smitte entire
rdpportere6.
5olfet Gn8ftes bog lite
oDer Situutionen.

Gfter at 9eretn,ngerne nu lGnz
osre lin bar lpot paa, at 5ebercn
par unoer aontrol og 2tftagen, be-
rettes BET mobiatte MI fra glep Or
leans unoer ben 20. Ds. Den itatiitiite
8dpport lDoer iaaleoes: 80 npe 9ilz
f9los, s Deosfalo, II npe 5oci elIsr
Gmittecentre Salt 1853 5ilfalOs,
% 351 0gosfalb til 0ato. 327 3ilz
feloe er unoer gebanoling, 2,011
belbrebsDs.
Oct iiges bog, at bet fors9eoe 2ln.
til At n1c 1ilfalOe intet SnOtrpt
bar giort poa SunObeOsuutoritsterne,
Der mensr at baOe SpgOommen uns
Der 9ontrol.
8et i9nes al 8eyetnin9erne, iom
3ernbanetraftten ira andre Ggne al
9anoet er / 0piomit oOer flere 9inier.
3er CT inqen o9Ientlig 5orunor.ng
| @liudionen paa Ndnogl. 8dn
gatterion bor MangeI paa 5eOeOarer
nsopenoiqsiort en- alHtinoeIig 0morOs
ming al 8ampeu mob Smitten.
Gfter Samraab meo @uoernerea
6dr u. Q6ite iiaabt, at en- beitemt
Gum bepilgss til ugentIige llb9ifter.
Sra Stsoer abenfor g}ep Orleans
lnosr R1pporten: 9enner - Il 3ils
fqloe og set 8sbsfaIb; Patterion -
10 me 1ilfalbe; ct. Roie - ect
3ilfaloe; Baton Rouge eel 1ils
felbe; 9aDon Ratdes - TO 8soss
faIo; og ilere andre Steoer eet elIer
TO 3ilfGlbe eaer 0eosfalo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Gn ltor Sprnepen 900.

1et meloes fra 2onoon, at Sr.
3bomas Sobn garndroo, 0runol9gs
oeren og 9eitpreren al iIere menne'
fetarIise SnititutiOner for foreIOres
lsIe gerns Rebning, oeoe ben 10.
bs. ON 2lftenen 80 Q(ar sammel.
Oct por allereoe 1866, at Bars
naroos OpmertIombso lsbtes BEN
paa foralOerleie 9srn 9Onoon.
San opretteoe bet fsrite 9iem for
iaabanne ct Mars lib ienere. s 1873
onlaqoe ban en- pigernes 9p (Oi0uge)
/ oylforO, og 1887 srunOIasOe ban
Ssnoes MajeItats 9oipitul for ipee
foralprelsIe. 3 1891 Ounnebes
,,gouna 6elpsrs' 2saeue".
garnarbos Strifter angauenOe
foralorelsIe bar tiItrutfet fig itcr
Spmqrtiombeb. 6uns gtrbejbe bar
pare set aF be pirtiomite 5attOrer I
bet brittle aeiierosmme til at rsboe
6orGIbreIpie 9grn.
@ennem garnorbos geItrGbeIier
er $4,000 9srn bleben ubrufebs til
Gelpfpriereslie, og benOeb 10000 ct
ienbt til gauaba og be britiife aolos
nier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Buffalo 8ia / &arantGne.

Sra 6oon, @po. meloes, at Der er
mobtaget llnoerretning ON, at 0berIt
20. 3. 6oops (,gufoto 8iGD ,@ilo
0eIt S6olp" er tagt unoer &arantane
/ 6rantrig, og at aGe bans 6eIte, At
hoilfe nogle bar oarb $1,000 St1t@
tet er ituot efter gegsringsorbre,
forbi De 6aDoe Snioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Cutters Sancmano bp0.


Siour 6eooingen STAIN IN
t6e SAGE, Iom iiges at baOe affpret
bet Stub, Der orGbte @eneral guiter,
er fornplig Ogb paa ,Storming
Roct aeierOation" / go3eman Gounz
tp, 9. DAT.
aain in tbe SAGE iiges at babe
oolot De 6oreneoe Staters 3ropper
mere grbberi enb nogen anoen Mdnb.
6an bar betragtet iom en- ,,bab Sns
cian' o9 glemte aIOrig tit Sab til
ZEN 6bioe Munb.
s 6dlbGerOierne bleo Rain in
the SAGE ta9et til 5ange df 3om
Gutter, en- 8rpoer til @eneralen, og
tragt til 5angilet Sort 2(bra6um
Qincoln / WisIouri, antIaget for
Woro. Gre Waaneber oerefter rgmz
te ban ira 6angIlet og tOm til Sit
ting 9uG", iom ben Sang ldd oeo
Hoiebuo og Big Hibers. 6an true0e
0a meo 1t Ora6e 6ele Suffer 5omiz
lien.
5ammen meo Sitting 9uG Oelto9
Ban ionl en- Ieoenbe 6gOoing / Sla=
get beo 2ittle Big 6orn gtiber ben
Is. SUM 1876, 6oiItet SIag olmine
RELIC talOes ,,Guiter Masfatren. "
Selo paaitoO ban, at ban affprebe bet
Stub, Der brp6te 8enerdlen.
3et BAR 6dloan0et Qdr efter, at
Gain in t6e SAGE bar rsmt fra
6angTlet, at @eneral Guiter meo
300 Mdnb al 7. aaoaIeri Regiment
iatte ub efter Sitting Bun. 8e fulg=
te geaopitone trail, og ben %.
sunni fanbt be Snbianerne leirebe /
Big 6orn @dIeb. Den NeoIagtning,
Tom MI pnaful9te, itpIOtes farIig
,,Rain in TIE 5oces 69bnlrit.
6an 6aobe fat en- 59lbe for General
Gutter og bans 5oa. Deb Spejbere
tar 6an bel unberrettet ON Cutters
9eoagelier / en- bel ltge, fpr hans
5ropper og Snoianerne trdf idmmen.
@eneral Gutter oq hans Manb re0
liqe inb / Sitting Bluffs 6opeblcjr
uben at dne bet.
8a aampen bleo beO, og mango
al Cutters 5olt aaereoe bar falben,
par bet auin in t6e SAGE, Der
leoeoe ibie Qtn9reb imoo Suffers
Stprfe. De itob paa en- liGe 6gj og
forioareoe fig, Iaa 9oOt be tunbe.
Men liot efter liot tpnoeoe8 Rattere
ne, iaa Der til iioit, efter 6Oab Snbis
enerne fortGGer, par fun cen til6age,
og bet par @eneral Gutter. 6ans 9res
ore bar fa(one. bans pjitol bar
tom og bans Sa6el 6ruttet. st 2jes
bits Stil6eO - iaa tOm Der Hpg
fra Snoianernes 2eir, ct Snalo
tprtes, o9 General Gutter falbt
blanot fine 5on. gain in tbe :
5ace tolot i'm SD.
Nu er Ogiua ban falOsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
5allfmpntner i Gbriitiania.

Gn ret m9rtelig 5alItmpntneriiag
bar ben ienere 3io ipsIeGat Gbriz
Itianias politi og bar Oatt lite rinse
Gpii9t. Oct farIige 6aanoO9rt: at
efterg8re 'Statens gang6are Wpnt er
10 i 2(lminOeligbeO forbebolot he
melt orepne 6lanbt be profesiionelle
5or6rDoere, % man tr9ffer ij9loen
5alitmontere uoenfor beres alasie.
Saa megst itorre 0piigt p9ffer bet
oerfor, at be MI afifereoe 5alIfmsnts
nerier til Cp6apsmanb bar en- Perz
Icn al De iudtalote beore 9lasIer, en-
Wano meo bioenItabelig llooannelie,
Gm6eosetsamen og militGr Stang.
2laereOe for lang 3iO fioen, 6ebner
Get en- neutrality-suspicious.
inoleoereoes Der til 9olitiet Ulpnter,
Der bite fig at pare falIte; be bar
qobt aiorte, men bog life alle De-
tailler iaa nate, at life en- nogenIunz
be Iiarp Sagttager burOe bare lagt
0}rrte til Manglerne. s en- U}9ngoe
gut.Her Far man imiolertib funbet
flere al bisie falIfe Utenter al 2 aros
ners. 1 &rones og % Eres 9aroi.
Gfter at Opoagerne / lang lib fors
9noes 6aoOe giort ia 2(nitranOeIie
fcr At tomme efter Opbabsmanoen,
Ipttdfes bet ba for life ret lRnge
Iioen at finoe ct Spor, og oeo at
fel9e bet fanot man mart 5a6ritan=
fen, Der Itilleoes unber ifarp S6iers
patton. Mistdnfen betrpftebes, og
MI forleoen 6leo bebtommenbe arrez
Iteret.
5alitmgntneren er en- Al 2(ar gam
mel 9Gge, 6dns Wlat6ieien, Der tib=
Iigere bar oGret 9ommunel99e og
prattiierenOe 2a9e / 3Itre 3oIen,
men De ienere 2lar bar b9ret boiut
f; 6oOeoitaoen, bog uoen, efter boao
Der Dibes, at babe nogen pratsis.
Mat9ieien bar pernepIistis 9rsmier-
Isitnant Deb Spgeplejertorpiet.
lln6er ben 9usunOerTsgslie, iom
poiitiet itrdts efter 2trreitdtionen
foretog MatbieIens 6jem, fanbtes
en- Del Gf6safitg6ninger og 5ormer,
per bar nnpenot til Sd6ritation of
Ulgnterne. No9et Eager af falite
Uienter tunbe man bertmob life fnbs.
Deb bet unitilIeoe Sorbsr nagteos
BEN drreItereoe at babe lapet falTte
Ulsnter til Q(fb9nbelfe; ban babbe /
ben iibIts SiO ,etsperimenteret" liot
meb at lube Sslbmsnter. Wan bar
bog mango oe traftige 8eOiier imob
6am.
Zen drreiterebe, Der bdo6e for cg
efter gtrreTtationen far biIt 5egn til
adnbelig og legemIig Degeneration,
er forelpbis bIeben inbIust til OBJ
ferOattOn poa ct 6oTpital. Og efter
6oab en- Den af BAN, ben betenbte
Or. OlaO So6an Olfen, en- til
alle Gbriitianiablabene Tenbt GrflGz
ring pdaituar, bar 6r. Matbiefen en-
aarr9fte paret fuIbitanbig utilregs
nelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
Gsarcn ino6Doer til JrcOs=
fOnferens.
pr rpiibenten laber Ram
faa SOP at 6a' BEN 2Grt.

Sfal man le ao eler glebe fig oper,
at g3ar g&i9olas after optrRber fox
9erben iom ben ,itore 6reostejier"
Ut ban bar giort bet, erfares ira
polioeligt 6oIo. 0ffcielt er Der gen.
nem bet rusiiife lloenrigsoepartement
Iiotil Blot meboelt, at ben rusiiite
Regering foreiladr en- 5enbenbelIs
til De fremmeoe Magter angaaenoe
2lf6oloelie al not en- 6reostonferens
i 9aag."
9enne U}sbbeietie bar patt almins
belig OpIigt. anapt er 8ruOtrpgen
rper Slagmarterne / Man4uriet
breOet bort, og 5reOstrattaten er
life engang rdtificeret, fer ben, Der
GAP @ariag til ben bloOige arig,
ino69oer be porige U}u9ter til en- n9
International 5reostonferens.
5 ,G6i. gtec. 6er." mates Ruse
lanb al iom 9jernen, Der - iaaret
baabe pao 6opeO og SOB - ibber /
6rebspanuoiet og inO6poer til 5reoss
tpnferens, Og faa itriOes Der oDen
oper: ,,56ere's no bou6t Of biz i'm
ceritD this time" Ger fan life tOi0s
les ON, at ban 10 mener 2llpor oenz
ne Sang. aan bGnoe, bet er Iaus
ran. bet for6oloer fig. G3aren BAR bel
caIaa Qtlpor, oa ban ferite @dn9
inobeb til 5rsbstonierens. Uien ban
ploe 10 alligeoel bare aft efter lit
6obeo. W}daite ban fsler fig beore
telprt MI. 5orreiten piite ban lite
itor MebgsrIig6eb unber 5rebsfors
6anolingerne / qortsmOutb. 8et Uils
be i1nes rimeligere. ON bet 6aOoe
oaretW2itaboen, Der in06sb til 5reo8s
fonferens. 5or Rusierne innes enos
nu 26ren at 9aa foran 6reben.
Nlan bar forunOret fig oOer, at
SnbbDoelien til 5rebstonferen5 toms
mer fra oen aant, ba bet 10 er sn
6etenot Sag, At grGiiOent aoOieDclt
aaerebe for nogen 3io iiOen bar for
bereOt lSammentaloeIien al en- ida=
Dan aonferens, men 6leb itanoIet /
eisie fine geitrabelier pefentlig df
Ruslano, iorbi bet life bilbe pGrt
meb bertil, fer bet tit Gnbe pad aris
qen mep Sapan. Ulen bet DiIer Iig,
at ben rusiiite aegering paa 5ots
6ddnb bar for6anolet meo Yr9iioent
Rooiebelt berom, og bd oenne forltoO,
at G3aren enitebe fremOeles at bGre
5itlen ,5rebsteiieren", CAB ban
trals eftey for bette bans 2rite
Ulen LOB fun 63aren fda 2Gren for
SammentaIoeIien af en- M 5rebstons
ferens. 2Gren for 6reosilutningen
msllem Ruslanb og Sapun bebolOer
RooIepelt I @erbens 9etragtning.
6ans Orb bill ogIuu beje mango
@ange mere en- 6reOstonferens en-
G3drens.
0et er life snbnu 6etenpt til bill
ten 3io bsnne aonferens bill 6liOe
Tdmmentdlot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
SrenOer SOne Og Sprn.

Sra Mo0iIon, Sno. meOOeGeB Den
21. bs. ON ben Ipr9elige 8egipenbeo,
at 6armeren 8eorge 5oro fatte Slo
pua 1T 6us g1ar6eben aF gebap
iumme Days Morgen og 6ranbte i'm
Some og tre 8prn til 8sbe. Manben
bleO arreIteret. Man antager, at ban
er iinosforDirret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22

,Oaniferen" er bet eneite banfe
8lab | Mmerita, iom ubgaur 2 @ange
ON ltgen, toiter fun $1.50 darlig.
Snbfenb 8eitilins. prspesNr. fens
bes frit pua 5orlaneenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
10000 llnOerifub.

eefretaren for Sort MoOifon
Building ano 9oan gtsiOtiation, go
ma, 6eifnloes for at fape bortipinbz
let $4,000. statsre0.foren fom
runbt og unberIogte 9e9erne. Oct f.
ges, at ban bar opoaget ct unoerz
ftuo aT $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22
yYaders" ifplOise.

Der foreligger nu liOt al ct Res
Iultat ira be 0iotleftiGe llnOerIpgel=
Ter at aeOtruiten. 5 De Goreneoe Staa
tiers 0iitrittsret er OnsOags firt
Meolemmer al 5irmaet S3par86ilr
&c Sul3berger fuubet ItplOige / al
6aoe moOtaget rebates" fra Sernba.
nefompagnier geeftrult Sagen.
De fire itplbige er bpmt til at Be-
tale fglgenOe GUNNER MuItt:
Samuel @eil $4,000.
Gbarl'8 Is. 5obb $1,000.
9ance .. Stipportb $4,000.
9etb g. Guieb $1,000.
M}enbene er lat unOer 5oreneoe
Stdters MarI6als 8eOogtning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22

@rattsl Sfrin til 81. 6,
sSobnIon Co., 10 WaI6ingtpn 2(penue
Spb, minneapolis, Minn., og 0t
erbolber gratis en- liGe 9Og meb 9e.
ifripelie ober be norIte Stubenter-
iangeres 9lmeritatur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-22

,,Danffersn" ubeoar 2 @dngt ON
usen. $1.50 aarlig. g}rsbe>ylr. frit.
0aniib 2utb. publ. Souis,
Blair, 9lebr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
Kings Jester and King.
Baltimore Herald.

From the Baltimore Herald
 Occasionally a man may acquire the reputation of being jester and not sut- fer in the appreciation of his fellow men in matters of deeper worth, but the rule works the other way. There are enough persons to create the quirks and smiles whose business 1t is to do so, without the profession of jester being crowded by the gratuitous jokes of the laynien in the art of entertaining
 It has been long recognized in Con gross to be fatal to a mans prospects to acquire the reputation of beng fun n.y." Sunset Cox suffered under this in- dictment through all his publis career, and Chauncey Depey, one of the brain- lest and most capable men in the United States Senate, would have stood nearer to the mark of his true worth had he not acquired the delightful but perilous rep utation of ready and comical after dinner speaker
 It Is difficult to be at the same time the king Jester and king. The cal and bells and the crown cannot be won by the same individual Many man ,was his oblivon to the fact that his fdlow men remembered his laughter -proy9Tns propensity when they had eompiet'y forgotten his possession of faculties lRnn which the world places more serNus value. The young man who has ne really enviable endowment of creating1 laugh at will had better keep it in ham, using it sparingly and judiciously.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
ALABAMA BONDS FOR SALE

Advertisement for bids for Renewal | bonds of the State of Alabsma": Bonds to be renewed: Glasses and B. aggregating $7,347.600 maturing July 1. | 1906; Class C. aggregrating sso6.O00 matur- | ing January 1. 1906.
 Character of bond: Fifty year gold bonds. in denominations of either slO0 $500 or 5000. said bonds to be coupon or registered. at option of bidder. interest payable semi-annually in Montgomery. Ala, or New York City. state of New York. Bids for entire Issue, or any part thereof. not less than for s1e). are n- vited upon following terms.
 l. Upon bonds bearing per cent per annum.
 g. Upon bonds bearing 3M per cent per annum.
 A certified check. payable to the order of the governor of Alabama, for per cent of the amount bid for must accompany each bid. For the bids that are accepted. other security. approved by the governor. may be substituted for the certified check. The certified check. accompanying rejected bids, will be returned with notice of rejection. The per cent of each &C., cepted bid will. on failure Of bidder to comply with terms of his bid. pc forfeited to the state.
 The entire amount of each accepted bid, or so much as may remain unpaid. must be paid III ldWIui money or the OnlteQ States, or in lieu thereof an equal amount of Alabama bonds which are being re- funded. sixty days before the maturity of the present bonds. into such depository as nay be designated by the governor. or in lieu of the above designated payment such guaranty as the governor may ap- prove.
 The state will exchange with accepted bidders. at any time after acceptance of bid. new for old bonds. credit being given the bidder for difference in interest to date of maturity of old tcnds. No bid offering less than par will be consd- cred. The state reserves the tight to re- tire present bonds to an amount not ex- ceeding sooo.00o. Bids will be received at the governors office at Montgomery un- til 12 o'clock m. April 4. 1905. and will be opened ar once. Notice of acceptance or rejection will be given each bidder by let ter mailed in Montgomery not later than April 19,' 1905 Envelopes containing bids must be addressed to the governor of Alabama, and have conspicuously written thereon. ''Bids for renewal bond :, state of Alabama" The state reserves the right to reject any and all bids. For fur ther information. apply to the governor of Alabama. R. M. CUNNINGHAM.
 Lieutenant and Acting Governor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
An oId-Time Railroad.

From the Chicago News
 For some time prior to 1S0O travel across Pennsylvania had been in canoes and in river barges propelled by poles or along the shores of rivers by horse and foot and by intervening portages on Indian trails, connecting points on the different rivers. The Philadelphia-Pitts national pike was built upon such a substantial basis that wherever undisturbed one still finds the gracefully modelled arches of solid masonry almost intact, after more than a century has passed. The completion of the Old Portage railroad by the state of Pennsylvania in 1884 put an end to the time-honored "coach and six" with the many picturesque and commodious inns and taverns along the line of this broad macadamized toll road, which with it's substantial construction was, in point of endurance, second only to the Russian military roads of Great Britain
 This Old Portage road was constructed from material brought from England. The British government sent over experienced engineers to instruct the Americans in the running of the stationary steam engines used upon the inclined planes of the road in the Allegheny mountains. The rail- roads highest point was about 2700 feet above sea level; being only 200 feet lower than the neighboring hill, which is the highest point of the Allegheny mountains in Pennsylvania. The road consisted of ten planes, five of which were on either side of the mountain and intervening levels. In 1885 the canal boats were so constructed that they could be taken in sections and hauled over the mountain on flat cars without disturbing their cargoes The rails were secured to stone sleepers twenty inches square, which were sunk in the ground.
 On the Old Portage road the best time for the forty miles between Hollidaysburg and Johnstown was twelve hours. Ex- press trains on the Pennsylvania railroad now run a closely parallel distance over the Allegheny mountains in a trife over one hour. The passenger traffic on the road in those days was usually limited to one car each way a day, with ca pacity of thirty passengers.
 In 1854 the Pennsylvania Railroad com pany bought the Portage road from the state of Pennsylvania. Common rumor says that at this time the state legisla- ture was "greased" and that not a cent of the s4z000,000 which was to have been paid for the road was ever received into the treasury of Pennsylvania.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
ART NOTES.

The most famous collection of cartoons now extant is a group of seven by Raphael, which are preserved in the South Kensington Museum, London. They are a part of a set of twenty-five which were sent to Flanders to be copied in tapestry for Pope Leo K The political and social significance of the cartoon was not developed until many years later, but gradually it has taken It's place as a moulder of public opinion.
 Caricaturing is an art centuries older than cartoons. As an illustration of pie turesque satire is was cultivated in re- mote antiquity. Caricatures were found in Egyptian ruins, and even in the ruined city of Pompeii Tracing further the his- tory of what has been called the gro tesque representation in art" it is not surprising to discover that after the renaissance caricature again played a part in public affairs.
 Coming down through the seventeenth century. the power of the caricaturist reached its height and unlimited license when Louis XIV, enraged at the attacks made upon him in regard to his relations with Madame Du Barry and Madame de
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
A Counter of Money.

From the Pilgrim for March.
 As expert money counter for the Uni ted States treasury department, the spe- cialty of Mrs. Villa A. Leonard is the detection of commercials. This work is in addition to the regular work of the office. All Doubtful notes are referred to her. Whenever any of the experts como across money which puzzles them, they send 1t to Mrs. Leonard for decision, and If genuine, she stamps it good thus assuming all responsibility; if counter felt, it is properly marked, and return ed to the sender to be forwarded by him to the secret service and there de- stroyed. As not only the fastest, but the most accurate counter, Mrs. Leonard does not. as rule, count new money but notes that have grown old and worn from much use, or have become so frayed that they have been sent in to be ex- changed for new ones. She has counted more money than would pay off the na- tional debt. and although, under the rules of the department, the slightest mis- take in counting is charged against the salary of the counter. Mrs. Leonard has never lost cent from such a cause.