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Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12

ia. ovinnan ar jul munro EFT,
Och vi med rata henne prisa,
Att hon at pressen upphof gett,
bet skall jag soka att bevisa.
Att pressen gamla amor har,
Diet tror jag Ell att man kan Jafva.
Dess allra forsta ursprung var,
mar Adam toe motifs ON Eva.
Till Adam i hans paradis
hon sade den charmanta damen:
"Ah, applen ar en- harlig spis!"
- Sa gaf hon upphof at reklamen.
Sen blef Diet ju EFT e~fterspel.
Och Adam SADIE smatt besviken:
"Ack. HERE, Diet var qvinnans fell
Och sa begynte polemiken.
Och angeln sa for boner dof:
''Nu ia nj ha Diet som nj ha det!'
Och Eva tog EFT fikonlof.
= bet var Diet forsta ~extrabladet.
Mar Abraham blef tundra ar
och flick EFT ljufligt budskap bora,
stod Sara - sa i bebeln star
bak d0rren och var idel ora.
Hon skeptiskt tog mot.
Tank! att hon hade Diet kuraget
att lyss pa saliva Sebaoth!
- bet var Diet forsta reportaget.
Den tiden var man jul enons
pa mycket, som vi numer bruka.
l brist pa giftermalsannons
Rebecka gifte sig per kruka.
Oss pressman ar ju saxen kar.
- Della larde oss att klippa.
Mitt herrskap, ergo qvinnan ar
en- faktor - som vi aldrig slippa.
ON sattning och ON tryckning hal
jag underrattelser mer knappa.
Jag vet blot att fru Potifar
en- gang f0rgafves sokt att KAPPA.
ia, jag kan ge er svart pa hvitt,
att saval utantill som imam
- ON "korpus" eller ock petit" -
sa ar Diet alltid still pa qyinnan. /,
Jag knappt forstar, hur manner tai
sa mycken ofortjanad lycka.
Eft lefve qvinnan! Qvinnans skal!
M ma vi vara damer trycka!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
FIRMANS CHEF.

En- af de yngsta tjanstemannen i
den stora firman Lindley e. Ferran
hade just tillbringat en ledsam stund
inne pa chefens privata kontor. Mr.
Lindley satt i sin stol och betrakta-
de forbrytaren strangt, medan affa-
rens gamle kass0r stod vid pulpeten,
styf och hogtidlig som en- bildstod,
med vissa ~anklagande paper i han
den.
= Formodligen finnes intet att sa-
ga till ert forsvar, SADIE chefen, forar.
CAD ofver den unge ihallande
tystnad. Han hade MANN ON att vara
obarmhertigt strang betraffande hvar-
je forseelse. Men har nj ingenting att
saga sjalf, Graham?
Den unge manner satt or0rlig med
hatten j handen och djupt nedbojdt
hufvud.
- Ingenting, sir, svarade han.
- Det ar sorgligt, SADIE mr. Lindley
kallt, att en- ung man, i begrepp att
borja lifvet och som har de basta ut
sikter att sla sig igenom, skall odelag-
ga sin framtid genom grof oarlighet.
! var affair kan nj Ell mera STAMINA, och
Diet ar val ytterst tvifvelaktigt, att nj
skall kunna ia nagon AMMAN anstall-
mr. Sayers kontor och utarbeta en- for
teckning pa ALA de uppdrag, son gait
igenom edra handler under den forflut-
ma veckan. Derefter skail han utar-
beta Diet lila belopp nj annu kan haf-
va till CODA, och nj kan ga. - l betrak-
tande af er ungdom skola vi lata mad
ga for raft, och icke anmala saken
hos polisen.
Den unge mannen lyfte hufvudet och
sag bedrofvad pa sin chef.
Jag will aterbetala Diet alltsam-
mans, mumlade han forkrossad.
Graharsmannen smalog bittert.
Mar unga man borja att stjala,
SADIE han med skarpa / rosten, villa de
alltid aterbetala alltsammans, men jag
har aldrig Tart kama en- enda, som
verkligen gjort Diet.
Den unge Graham ryckte till, som
ON den andre hade gifvit honom EFT
Stag in ansigtet, och utan EFT ord re-
ste han sig och f0ljde kass0ren ut ur
rummet och in / Diet lila kontoret i
den motsatta andan af byggningen.
Chefen lemnade ocksa slit kontor.
Han tog hatten och gick ut for att
spisa frukost. Hans vanliga frukost-
It'd var annu icke inne men han hade
kommit III jamvigten efter den led
Stamina historien och kunde icke ar
beta.
Den unge Graham hade gjort in
tryck af att vara en- %ordentlig och pa
litlig yngling och mr. Lindley hade
alltid tyckt bra ON honom. M var
han som ju rimligt var, djupt uppska-
kad vid upptackten, att ynglingen
verkligen hade gjort sig skyldig till
stold.
yid dorren stod en- gammal qvinna
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
BARNAkARLEk.

De korde automobil med en- fart az
As mil / timmen. De NEST ordentligt
stangda grindar fl0go | sma flisor ON
dem. Kyrkspirorna stodo som EFT sta
ket af langa, smala spjut vid sidorna
af wagon, och orkesl0sa gubbar och
gummor buros bort / orngattsvar och
tomsackar.
En- harlig fard!
Pl0tsligt bleknade chauffeuren.
Hva ar de ON? ropade egaren.
Sc der, den lila pricken rakt
fran.
Ar Diet en- bondkyrka, sd satt full
fart. vi kora tvars igenom.
Da a nat anda varre.
Are en- manniska, sa lass ba-
sent"
Da il en- gammal gumma, son
kor en- barnvagn.
Sakta fart. for barnets skull!
- Kan int!
Naval, i diket da!... Forr vara
lf an Diet lila barnets.
Automobilen krossades och de akan-
de blefvo betydligt ramponerade. Men
vid sidan af wagon stod en- gumma
med en- barnvagn. Och i vagnen lag
en- sack potatis.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12

Visste int battre. Frun: Men
du ma saja hva du will, sa var Adam
int tillfreds i ~paradiset, forran han
flick en- hustru.
Manner: - Naja, han visste vid den
tiden inte, hvad godt och ondt var.
En- vsnlis papa. Romeo: SADIE
du till din far att jag inte kan lefva
utan dig.
Julia: - ia, Diet gjorde jag, och han
svarade att han var beredd att betala
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for dig.
En- Iiten pix. Froken Victoria Marg-
breta Hasthof (som / hog grad f0rsum-
mats af sin kavaljer): - ia. nu ar
middagen smart slut, sa ON nj har ma
got mer att fortiga, sd far nj skyn-
da pa.
Deviserna. Den nya godsegaren: -
De har tire portratten af den FORE ega-
rem, hans far och tartar skola hanga
qvar for nina efterkommande att be-
trakta. Men jag tanker satta tire laro-
rika deviser pa dem: Forvarfvaren.
Hrfvaren. Forderfvaren.
Han visste rad. = En- b~ondpatron,
som icke visste hvad MANN han skulle
gifva sina nya hastar, fragade IN bon
de ON rad.
- All, svarade bonden, da d val bast
a kalla dem Debet och Kredit, ON de
ska ga ihop.
Aska ! luften.- Sesa, kara frun, nj
har mjolken surnat! ropar pigan.
- Hur har Diet gait till, da? fragar
frun.
10, a pigan, Diet var natur-
ligtvis for Diet frun nyss stod och
var sa ovettig, och sd trodde mj0lken,
forstas, att Diet var aska i luften.
Vaninnor emelIan. - Kara Lisa, jag
far gratulera dig till din fo%rlofning.
Du kan int tro, sa roligt jag tucker
Diet ar att vi ska bli svagerskor!
= Svagerskor? Jag forstar int
- 10, kara du, Diet ar inte mer an
en- manad sen jag lofvade att vara som
en- syster for Adolf.
Anda en- frost. Den blyga tillbedja-
rem: = bet tycks som ON nj till och
med foredrog g%ardvaren framfor mig,
froken Maud!
Fr0ken Maud: - Nj ser ALT for
morkt pa tingen, kara nj, jag kan for
sakra err att mellan err och g~ardvaren
g0r jag int den minsta skillnad.
vid repetitionen. R~egiss0ren: - Nj
maste lagga in mera han / stamman
vid Diet der utropet.
Skadespelerskan: - Men Diet kan
jag int!
Prat! Sag Diet 1 Stamina ton, som
nj sager "plysch", mar nj moter en- af
edra vaninnor | en- imiterad salskinns-
kappa.
PRESENT. = bet var EFT vackert pa
raply som nj har.
- ia, Diet ar en- vang8fva.
- Mel, verkligen, hvem kunde den
vannen vara?
= ia, Diet vet inte jag. Men der star
Inscriptions: Till vannen Adolf fran
Oskar. Hvem Diet nu kan vara.
Hvad han vile. Lille Erik: - Nam
ma, du, far jag ga ofver till Gustaf
Johansson och leka med honom?
Mamma: - Mel, min gosse. du vet,
att jag int will att vi ska ha nagon-
ting att CORA med J~ohanssons.
Lille Erik: - Lat mel ia ga Oliver
och kla honom da.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12

Och sd befanns Diet aTt poJkaIna, In-
nan de be0st honom med rodfargen,
klippt af hans hogra mustasch och
desslikes haret pa vepstra sidan af
hufvudet. Grammofonisten och predi-
kanten var hiskelig att skada, mar han
och eratande och med for
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
ovlNNAN OCH PREssEN.
(Ett presstal af X. A. Hagberg vid
Svenska publicistklubbens arsfest.)

ia. avinnan ar jul munro EFT,
Och vi med rata henne prisa,
Att hon at pressen upphof gett,
bet skall jag soka att bevisa.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-20
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Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-20
TRUE STATEMENT:

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer commenting upon articles from the New York Sun, Washington Pos, and other papers, adds:
 "When the people of the United States wake up to the treatment which is being accorded the white Americans residing in Alaska, by a congress which is excessively ten- der of all the dark-skinned races which have recently been annexed /, there will be a demand for a far deal for Alaska.
 Few people in the east are fully aware of the fact that the white inhabitants of Alaska collectively make mp larger population than that of some of the states in tie Union, and they have not the slightest shadow of local self gov ernment; that they have no cleo tions, choose none of their own off cers, and have no law-making body oyer them, save congress alone, ,and that they are forbidden to send a delegate selected by themselves t make known their wishes to con- gress.
 Fewer still know the fact that the people of the American Yukon are forced, with bitterness, to con- trast the treatment accorded them with that accorded by Canada to her pioneers. In the British Yu- kon there is not only local self government, but the Canadian res dents there, a colony smaller in number than the Americans on the opposite side of the line, actually nave full representation by mem- 5ership in the lower house of the national congress, so to speak, and are now asking representation as well in the Canadian senate, with a fair prospect of receiving it."
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-20

The custom Of alluding to the Yukon territory as being included in Alaska, is we'll nigh universal, says the Yukon Valley News. It prevails largely on hoth sides of the boundary lines in the far north, and Pacific Coast and Puget Sound newspapers seem to have no sense of distinction between the two To- :aiities. An eastern man might with good reason return home from visit to the state of Washington and declare he had been to British Columbia as he could from Yukon Territory and tell what he had ex- perienced in Alaska. This habit of calling the whole north Alaska must be misleading and hefuddling 10 eastern people who try to gain a knowledge of the north through the public prints, and in the inter- est of common sense and human understanding, the newspapers, at east, ought to stop it,
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-20
.RLRgEyf SENTINEL
THURsnAY, APRIL 20, 1905.

-'''3 sn Juaeau's mayor, and will make 8 good chief executive for Alaska's metropolis.
 r would look as if golden day Is dawaing for Juneau. Arailroad fire mics long is to be built up Gold Creek to convey the ore from the mines to the beach for ship ment.
 1, is bad enough for congressman and senators to be indicted in con- nection with land fraud cases; but when they go to catching preach CTS, as is the case at Roseberg, Or, we must cry Good Lord, deliver us.
 According to the Seattle P. 1. the Western Fire Insurance Co.,, with headquarters at Seattle, has passed intu the hands of a receiver. l. had secured number of policies at this place, and only a few days ago the secretary of the company was here looking for additional bus iness.
 The fir. of the Mining Journal, un..er the management of Coutant & Wyatt. came to hand last week, and was all right for a starter. If the gentlemen steer the craft in the direction they say they propose to, the viii achieve success in their n.# field. Her, 6@- boys, may your greatest anticipations be fuly realized.
 In various parts of the outside world, where transportation facili- ties are no better than from south eastern Alaska, they are setting out trees and cultivating them for paper pulp. Here nature has dcne that. and of a superior quality, be- sides furnishing an abundance of water power for running machin cry.
 George Irving has again been elected mayor of Ketchikan, and the Journal says he is the right man in the right place, at this tim when the rnstling little town is $2,- 000 in debt without any available means. George Rodman is clerk of the council. The council chos- en on the 4th, was: Wm F Smith, Lee McWilliams, Frank H Bold, Neil McIlravie, Forrest J Hunt, George Irving, John P Smith.
 The United States supreme court recently handed down. decision which construes the section of the Alaskan code providing for a jury of six men in criminal cases to be unconstitutional, and the Fred Rasmussen bawdy house case yer dict is set aside and the ease order- ed back to the first judicial district of Alaska for another trial. The supreme court holds that Alaska is part of the United States ter ritory and subject to it's constitu- tion. Strange, isn't it?
 The Department of Justice an- nounces that hereafter there will be a vigorous prosecution of al criminal cases in Alaska. It has been reported that there has been practice of jury fixing in civil and criminal cases, and it will have to stop. It is intimated that se- cret service agent will be sent to Nome this summer to inyestiga some of the charges of jury-fxine. Is it possible that any oneis so un- generous as to charge that any ore in the first judicial district would be guilty of fixing iuries?
 Governor Brady is in rather an akward position in connection with the Alaska Reynolds Development Company and the Goyernorship. If the old fellow went into that con pany with his eyes wide open, fer the purpose of using his official
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-20

Great preparations are going ahead for the Lewis x Clarke ex- position at Portland. Alaska will yery probably have good exhibit there, and we sincerely hope that Wrangell will be in the front rank with her minerals and other pro- duets that are numerous, There is but one way to get to the front, and that is by putting these things where the general public can see them, thereby demonstrating to tie eye that this section has all that is claimed for it. The exposition opens June 1st-only few weeks off.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-04-20

draw from the list of scheming manipulators of rotten stock it
 would not lessen in fact or in the minds of the people the proposition that he had been guilty of conduct unbecoming Q man in his position.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29
Furious Fiohting.

For seven years. writes Geo. ".
Hoffman, Of Harper, Wash, q had
bitter battle, with chronic stom-
ach. and liver troubles, but at last ]
won, and cured my diseases, byt the
use of Electric Bitters. / unhesi-
tatingly recommend them to all, and
don't intend in the future to be
without them in the house. They
are certainly wonderful medicine,
tos,have. cured such a bad case as
mine" Sold under guarantee to do
,the,same for You, by Stone & Mer-
Ger or T. G. Bland, druggists, at SOC
a bottle. Try them today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29
For Crached Hands.

Rough skin and cracked hands are
not only cured by DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. but an occasional APP
iication will keep The ,lIin soft ane.
smooth. Best Tor eczema, cuis.
burns, hollis, etc. The genuine Be
Wits Witch Hazel Salye affords
Immediate relief in all fprms Of
blind, bleeding, itching and pfotrud-
ing piles. Sold By Stone & Mercer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29

s .Fa:tss Chicago, originated
Honey and fgqs. as throat and lung
remedy and 81 account Of the great
merit aid fbpularity of Foley's
Honey aiid.Tar many limitations are
offered for the genuine. These
worthless limitations have similar
sounding names. Beware of them.
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tai
IS in yellow package. Ask for it
sand refuse any substitutes. 1t is
the best remedy for coughs and
colds. Sold by Stone & Mercer
Sturnt \ Wilson. and F. Fl. Burke.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29
4 Notice

Any person or persons iiGxflg
possession Of or any Claim to Sank.
books Nos. 2296, 30 and 3tGsarA
requested to present same to- BE
Lowndes Savings Bank and; Tfslss
Company or submit to having SAID
books cancelled and new books Is
sued in lieu thereof. ~
IKE IowSpEs SAVINGS RlsSk e.
TREsr CestRANY-
Geo. L. Duncan, Ssc'y & Treas. Z
ssaec4tw.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29
sstiiae Yo,u. .stosnach Est.

i
Mtbipg will cure indigestion
that doesn't digest The food, itself.
angsgiye the stomach rest. You
can't expect that weak stomach
NiN.regafp its strength and get web
When it is compelled r. do the full
work that sound stomach should
do. Hou wouldn't expect a sick
horssHo get wan when it is compell-
ed t@do a. full DAYS work every, day
Of t& week. Bodol Dyspepsia Cure
is Rerfact dig6staht and digests the
food3fegardless Of the condition Of
your;stomach. Relieves. Indigestion,
belcNfng. sour stomach and all stom-
ach disorders. Sold by Stone & Mer-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29

M&. G. W, Furbee returned last
night from Mannington, where she
spent four weeks with her. sister,
Mrs. Laura Wright. after having
been in Wheeling hospital 7. four
weeks undergoing medicafs treat
mcnt. Her health has been fully
restored. -
4 Jesse Hagegrty, of sardis speht
Thursday in the city on business.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29

Don't drug the stomach to cure a
cough. One Minrte Cough Cure
cuts the mucus, d.aws the inflam-
nation cat Of the throat, lungs ana
bronchial tubes, heals, soothes and
cures. A quick cure for Group and
whooping congh. Sold by Stone e
Mercer siiasAak ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29

W. W. Jameisons:haz .refurasa
from Casey, ILL.,, where he Is eli.
gagged in oil operations. He VIII
Spend a few days here and then re-
turn 10 Casey. ~, ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29
fH.:Iatercs. 10. Sirh .Pdonla.

tT.'IateFeSs 10 S3rG s.FGopt6.
We.haSe sympathy forsiek people
ard waut & trcgt them ssr3uslySaS
tbere.is no3himdx.in painsSnd Attic
ton. IL is'impsssible fofsa patieht
% impres on d66rs the suffering
ahey endure. TO get well or be n
lieyed is t4eir ono thought. a remedy
that win do, thisS has their lasting
sraiitude. We ;Rage thousands d
letters froiii people who iiad sdyspep-
SIN, sick headache and kious ab
lacks, saying how tlpnkfuEahey were
for having used nf. GunrM Improy-
ed Liver Pills. They c,lse disease
by removing tile cause. One for n
dose. Sold by druggists, sSc per boz
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29
HOTEL BURNS
NEAR L-0vELbN[l

cinriaanli- o.. bees. The
Riverside hotel, it EpgortR Heights,
tha camp-meeting ground Of Tho
Aiethotrists near loreland. -bpraed
ths morning rs a iosS ~ Nl1,qea,
Vas owned By Fred. J. Brooks.
vba with his family, occupied tae
5eiisii,Ig They escaped. lnecn-
9larisiG Is suspected,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29
Notice Of COMMISSIONER
Sale.

by virtue Of the authority estef
U nc BY q decree entered bsis'the Cir
ea'tFCourt. Of HARRISON County, Vest
Virginia, on the 18th day Of October.
!9e2. N the chaneery cause thcreIn
neaaing Of benjamin L. Shuttle
worth. ST., vs.. Mary A. Rome .et al
\: sAait on =
S,TrRn N snEc 90 7oos,
", - 80,
lat one O'Clock III. NJ, eirer Cor sale
II public cutlery at tie front door
of '!ls court blouse in said; comfy
,to the highest responsibA bidder,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29
RAYMOND fAXWEhL.
.l..Snenial Commissiopel.

I, II. W. Williams. Clerk Of the
Circuit Conrt-pf Hlfrison Count
West VirginiaSao certify that Hay
mond MAXWELL stsle above named
commissioner, has given bond as ne
quired by 'saia.decree, conditioned
according to.law.
Hs'W. VIZ ANS, y
1dec4tw. Clark.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-12-29

wEEr1 ODY
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14

Let's see, McNulty has a damage
suit against the city in the sum of
$4,000. He is supporting his friend
Ingersoll for mayor. Is .lt possible
he expects chat in the event of the
larter's election that the city, through
him, will settle .McNulty's clients
claim?
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14

The Boxer organ this week asks
why Rickert didn't JON the Law
enforcemtnt (9) League. That's
easy. Rickert don't ioin society
og hypocrles banded together for
the purpose OF carrying On guerilla
politics.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14

April H.
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE SAL L.
Name OF mortgagee, Ralph r. Tower.
Name Of mortgagor, lnez Badly
Mortgage now owned by Ralph Il Tower
Date OF mortgage November u, 1904, filed
November 30, 1904. in the office OF the Register
of Deeds OF Roberts County south Dakota.
No 9O33C.
Amount due upon mortgage at this date is
90 principal. and interest.
Defanlt has been made III the payment of
one Hundred Thirty-four Dollars principal
and interest of the promissory note for Three
Hundred Seventy five Dollars dated November
Is, 1904, due December H. 1904 with interest at
Twelve per cent per annum. secured 10y said
chittci mortgage. and three other promSsory
notes, one for s50o.0o one FOR 800 90 and one
| for son. 90 secured thereby.
Notce is hereby given That under ana by
virtue of the sta lnte IN such made and
| provided. the said chattc mortgage viii be
| foreclosed bya sale at publ e auction by the
| Sherf OF Roberts County, Sonth Dakota. or
| his deputy, on Saturday the end day of A pril
| 1903 at o clock p. NJ. OF that day, ut the front
door of the post office in the city of SisSet0n.
Roberts County South Dakota. of the perscn.
| al property described IN said mortgage as fol
| lows. to wit:
| one gasoline engine, three show cases, one
| ice box, ice cream cabinet, five dining room
tables silver ware, NV" ranges. one heating
stove, coffee urn. forty chairs. partitions in
| building. dishes, cooking utensils. and all ar
| ticles of every kind. nature and description
used and owned by said mort9agor in her re,
taurant building on Lot OF Block IS of SisSc
cigars fruits. tcb;tccos, canned goods and
merchandise owned by said mortgagor and
kept for sale IN said restaurant building. to
| gether with amy ana all additional stock of
merchandise hereafter purchased by mortga-
COR 10 replenish said stock of goods. or so
much thereof US may he necessary 10 satisfy
said mortgaged Indebtedness together with
the costs of taking, moving, keeping and sell
| ing the same.
| Dated pril - 1905,
RALPH IL TOWER,
Owner OF mortgage.