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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-25
no. ABROGATION OF SOVEREIGNTY

The Interparliamentary Union is a
most respectable organization, which
has at times effected some good. and
which is at all times moved by high
and philanthropic purposes, and its
meetings is to be regarded with de-
gree of sympathetic interest.
Seeing, however, that it is a volun-
/ tary organization, without the slight
est official standing. and that its au-
thority is purely personal and not rep
resentative, its doings are not to be
taken too Enthusiastically not as
of any binding force, in either law or
morals, upon any of the countries
whose citizens may be members of that
union.
1t is we'll to keep these circum-
stances in recognition in view of some
of the topics which will come before
the union for consideration at this
years meeting.
The putting forward of some scheme
by an American delegate will not in
the slightest degree commit the Ameri-
can government or the American peo-
pie to that scheme, and will not neces-
sarily indicate that it is generally re-
garded with favor in this country. In
deed, 1t is quite possible that some
project will thus be preached to which
the American government and the
overwhelming majority of the Ameri-
can nation would be resolutely op-
posedrwere it presented to them for
their action.
1t is pretty sure that such would be
the attitude of America toward the
scheme. which is suggested, of Great
ing an international congress with
even "a slight sphere of actual author
ity. This country does not hesitate
to enter such conferences as that at
The Hague. 1t loyalty abides by the
terms of such international agree
ments and rules as it may voluntarily .
subscribe to and become party to.
But all that is a very different thing
from creating an international legis-
lature with authority, in even the
slightest degree. over this nation.
Laws for this country are made at
Washington. and not elsewhere.
The United States is a free and in
dependent nation. and has no thought
OF abrogating its sovereignty in favor
OF any alien organization, no matter
how estimable and benevolent. The
lnterparliamentary Union may con-
slider such scheme, If it pleases; but
1t should not regard it as an Ameri-
can scheme, Or as one that would be
acceptable to America.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-25

Let reverence Of law be breathed by
every mother to the lisping babe that
leettles in her lap; let it be taught in
he schools, seminaries and colleges;
NJ IL be written in primers. spelling
looks and almanacs; let it be preached
lative halls and enforced in courts Of
3ustice;. in short. let it become the
Uo1ttcal religion of the nation"
Abraham Lincoln.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-25
CENTRAL AMERICAN PEACE.

The prompt conclusion of peace
among the recently warning Central
American states will be widely re-
garded as-among other things-an
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-25
REPrBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
4><%s$ 80 = 9 . g . = > . > y . =
. Congressman .
. A. ]. GRONNA, of Nelson. .
Q T. F. MARSHALL, OF Dickey. 8
. Governor >
. E. Y. SARLES, OF Trail. .
. Lieutenant Governor =
. r. S. LEWIS, of Cass. :
Treasurer
. A. PETERSON, OF Sargent. =
. Auditor .
. H. L. HOLMES. of Pembina. .
Secretary of State .
. ALFRED BLAISDELL. of Ward. =
. Insurance Commissioner =
E. c. Cooper, OF Grand Forks. .
. Attorney General .
T. F. M'CUE, of Foster. .
Supreme Court Justices Z
. d. E. MORGAN, of Ramsey. =
. JOHN KNAUF, of Stutsman. Z
Commissioner of Agriculture
. W. c. G1LBREATH, of Morton. Z
. Railroad Commissioners 4
c. S. DIESEM, of LaMoure. 4
ERICk STAFNE. of Richland.
. SIMON WESLEY, of Pierce.
. q q 4 q 6 s. 8 g g q q a Is a. % 6 - a a
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-25

Secondhand safes for sale. The
Hatcher Brothers Corporation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-25
An1usenents
THE lIrSS RAND

THE DCSS BAND.
The Duss band will be at the Metro
politan for two sacred concerts on
sunday July 70. The following notice
appeared in the Cleveland Leader:
Cleveland Leader, May 81, 1903
Duss certainly captured the popular
favor. There has been no conductor
at Gray's Armory this season who has
been applauded as strongly and spon-
taneously. Indeed it is almost as in
teresting to see Duss conduct as to
listen to the music.
ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE.
The management of the Orpheum
Vaudeville Co. have made arrange
ments to appear at the Metropolitan
for three days during the Grand Forks
Fair and they are determined to
eclipse all former efforts in procuring
big acts for the amusement OF the pa-
irons.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

e@uItern-0xeI. 6uree, 10 bs 20 Pfuxe
I'M Dur9f9nst+, Ice; 10 Hfuxs Dur6f4x;tt.
lie, 10 tts IL Hfuab lie.
0ep6deItes S@wstRsfeifa - &xo1sxloiss
Uexep Big s26. 90: 3Iars3 ksax vs 90; Sans
70 5000; etort Glem tls.5 80; KHn4f
t1s. 90.
Bhrfe - 0erdu&erts DraturuH ss.
Uraxthtrtsr TIC; Bologna ts Ddrrex 7ie to
xnn SIC.
Sped-4Iase eettex. 90 bH 90 9fuxb tn
Eur9f9nttt, lske; xIars Gsitsss % BIB 30
Hfun6. l2ie: alars Bellies. % BIZ 90 *fnHh,
saae; Ia BIB a. sfn., 18e; ID BIZ 10 Riuab,
1le; aIare Sdieex, D. BIZ 30 Hfaxb, l2fe;
Hi6ex 10 BIB 1s HfSaS I2tt; Slsrs Hadsss
Bio 9 Rfsnh. lac
SrlbfadsS ped-1Iarss exalHb Sureb zoe
sewdbIter euear Gareb 20s, s--7 stuxs trn
Dur&i4nttt TIC; 9 Bic . 4frxb In Tur9s
I4nitt Ice; 10 Bis 10 RtHxh tM Dsr4f4xtt
lie; 6pfanb TIT Dsar9isstt, iausal, l5k.
8 Rfuah tn Dur&i4xit. iGasaI. 1885,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
6@tfsua@rt@tea.

gberbourS: n6risbri8 Der @rpbe" bon
Bremen nod Nem Dorf.
] Stem Dori; Bremen" bon Bremen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

TrN@es MinhFst&-Benit@e 0ters - ct
s}e; beige etere et-e3e ; Stsfies Rtxbs
$50 Bis 500 RfuRb 72si: bsefse &ass COO
BIS $50 4sfuab &c xabe $50 ID GO ptuxb
g.; etier BorberpsertsI 6le. ets9 ctatrs'
piertel lie, seixb 0txtssuisstsg 10}e, Eixb
g~orSeruisrtsI 6e, Rub gorhGuiertsI 8N. &ab
S.nterbterteI 81.
Srif&es RaIbFei@-&dIbr 10Ke. 1txtssS
ptsrtsI 1916, UorberutesteI 8Ke.
Sri&es e@afHetf& - 2duuses 1ss Htrxs
l2e ; g@afe sA; e4easeI l6e; Hads, hna,
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

Sugar Gureb 69txie1 - GrAs nnalisat:
1910 Ftunb 1l2: ID Tfxsb l53e; l0-l2
pfunb l6}: Dueste nuaIstdt ! Sole 3fxGa
&c; IL pfunb 1be ; u 3fmh lie ; 10
8finb 1sc.
GaliforniS4e e1nsm-s BIB 8 Bfaab sk:
9 Bis ID Hfuxh Sae.
epe6, Gxgt. -Vewd4Itsss 8 ID 10 $faHe
tm Dur9f&nttt. l72e; u ID Il ttmab tn
D,r@f@uttt, 14ae.
0eb6frie8 NtxbHeH@ - e@htsx. see
0stS, 1l}e; xubaxiettea LIE; SGauf. l6i
3nb@4 Ice.
6@uab = ~ XsesesB-l. Dad. lie; q.
0malttax leie 9. nxaItt&t l03s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

Batter bss Daterlanbes" b~sr3ufelen.
bas er Sann Der Stabt ~bsrebrsn tuerbe.
Die Statue fteQt Wai6ington sur 3sit
bss 2asers bon 0alsp 5orse bar, wte
sr 3u pferoe bas 2ager inipi3irt.
2anger Strett 6 b E.
Sa3Ieton. 3d.. 1. DIT. Der
Strsit Der giiensteBer In ben Seanes.
billie Sron Worts. tuelder am 1. Mai
beganrl, s1bete bsute enbli6 nit einsm
siege Der streifer.
Ole gompanp b~eDiaigte, ben ieiner.
3sit bon ben Nrbeitern ~perlansten
nsunftnbiesn Nrbsitstaa - unb Der.
ipra9, aaeiieit Mai eingefeuten Ri9t'
union 2suts misbsr au sntlaHsn.
Wabe3u breibunosrtiMngefelts batten
an benz STREET. tbsiIsenommsn.
Sommer.Serien beenbet.
Spfer Ban, u. D., l. DIT.
6eute Bormtttag um 9 u6r reife ptd.
Foent @ooisbelt. feline camille uno isin
Stab Der grecutip.B eamten BON bier
nod Waibinsion, .. g.. ab. no ct
Na&mittags fura bOr 5 nbr I'm Weiben
6anie anfam. prdRbent Rooiepsli
BAT f9 tn bieTsm Sommsr brei Wonats
In SasamOre 6iu Eaufs.baltsn unb
feline Geiunbheit it borsisli9.
Strae abntu'ags 4 u
BON einem B obert
o amme.
Rem Oorf, l. Sftober. Se9s
perionen aet6btet unb ftnfsebn meb,
Ober ueniger i9wer psrlsbt it oas Re-
iultat zines Strab:nbabnunfaIss In
Der Ndbe bes.2 incoln.p arts BET Son.
ters. Der Strabsnbabnuagsrt gsristf
aus benz @eIeife unb fftrats sinsn bober
Damn binab. Webrere ambulan3sr
bon 9oipttdlern bra9tsn bic Sobtsr
uno 8erlebten nod DOnfers.
ormonen.p 10 e
berbatet.
salt Safe gttp, Utah, 1,
Stt. Der prdRbent Der Wormoner'
2ir4e. Soieph +. Smith, uurbs beuts
auf bte Nnflage, tuegeu ungeisblider
3uiammenlebens NIT ftnf Jrauen
nerbaftet unb benz SiFriftsgeri9t 3u,
Befrafung t~iberuieier. Die HnflaeI
tpurbe BON einem Wormonsn'5a pulls
Sheriff erhoben unb Der nerbaftst
Smith tpurbe, ra9oem Ct bon sinsn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS einem Der
Dor untsrtporfsn uorber tpar, auf ieir
gbrenuort Bis au feiner pro3eiRruni
tn Grei6sit seiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

SnSianapsEs 3aFeegseFe
OesobnI. BIB gutter 10-I2s; rrtzss ss 60
~dbltsr A-l6e ; SaxeY 82k-83s. SsIaar
9egow ID BIB 22e. Sapa 2s-82e.
Sa Bodetsa:
xrioia $751; I. 2sox 81 s.25, yeriss SIS 90
5araeas "a. 30. DtpwortbY 10. 30, Esta
Sa,a 8lexS $500, GItmas SGsa BIens
$1b.75, Duriea $lB.76.
Suder-Dormtnoes 7.77e; gta6sstes 6 20
puIpertfrter 6.62e; XXX puIpsrttrtx 6.s7s,
iehser sranmltrter 6.62e: gubes SIZE; Sons
feetsoners' u b.37e; Hibseuoob Y 6.12s; psbs
MTG i b.o2e; empire IA. S7e: Shssi zstzs
0oIbex 8 4.S2e Ntxbfor ortra 3 A.es,,
Risseroob 6 l.8ae: seIber 6 8. 72e; Is sai
Der 4.57.
efRe-RaA 40 er. xsa). Sat. g. 10 per
0auoRe.
getro6nets Sra9te-Aepfeg. an her eoxss
setro6net. Sc; SobanResbeerex &c bts sKs;
gtrun 1& BIZ zoe; Hoitxex. Z Grusux, pa
Ptuxb, 7e, Q Growx 7}e. Z Growx TIE iass
nsemfreie ebtB 9e, GaItfprxia &aSeatsI 7<ei
Guiana &c. trpsyttrte euItaxa lie BID )2f,
California xprtioien Sc bts 12s
RtdIes-24O0 I'm Sab 70 ; 1900 tm Sat
S7.60: 1900 TIT QaIbfab $3.50; 200 tE Get
$3.50.
gambp-6Kr etamsen seuni4t 7; eros
esr seurf&t &c; Banner zuiR &c; Srssx
Bombons lie; Ne. 3 cream seuri@t 10e
seaHe-BruiI nea lie bts lac; Sslbsrts IL
RanbeIn IA; wei@f&aIise 3axbeis IE,
Sorban RanbeIn 15e; Bsaufts b< bts Els.
ser6fete 7e BIB Sc: GusIii&e BaIxsHs 6}e.
etdrfe-EearI. 8}s, Gbanrptox gIOtl xxs
8 Rfanb Radete 3. 4orx, l Rfb. Safsts,
4H-6fc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
0etresoe.

Bshex - go. 9 rptber 733r, auf Del Is
len, Tic pon TabIen [; 20. 8 rotb9 69e.
Oftpber, 70 &c; Basexwessx Tic
DeIi@foru - 30. l pets 1915: 10. 2
psib 49f:; SO. 0 wett asa SO. 4 pstt.
4se; 70. 2 weib eemti9t 4s}s; &c. 8
metS seurti9t l9le; Re. 4 pstt ssmiiQ.
48e; 30. 2 seIb 49ic; re 8 seb 4ski
xo. 4 seb 4se; 30. 2 ssusdQt lS4si
70. 8 aeuHf9t 4si;; 70. 1 ssusidt A.;
&oIbeE lec.
oafer go. 3 uetser 85}e: 70. Q psts.
85s; 70. 2 oeuai9ter 54}e; 70. Q ssuaessA
e4c.
pu - 30. / atnotsS t1b 90; 10
2. s14 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

MtIanta q, @a., /. DIT. Sn Ell.
tier Reparatur'@ ertfdtte Der WeRern
& atlantic giienbahn brnn beute
Mbenb Seusr aus. 9asielbs serf6rte
In furjer 3eit fdmmtliae Rsparatur.
unb Anfreidermertfdttsn uno sinsn
Sauspen NIT Is 2otomotioen. Der
berurfa6te granbf9absn wtro R9 auf
5000. 600 belaufsn. Das Gsusr emit.
ffanb bur9 6unten aus elmer porbei.
fabrenbsn 2otomotibe, bic In Sol3.
fpdhne fislen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
8afe=8aQ.

Sic gefrtger, Sptele reiuItirtsn tpie
folgt:
NationaI.2tga.
philadelphia, 1. DIT.
grRes SPIEL.
philadelphia. 20 100000 0
Chicago ......0 100100O2- 4
Batterisn - Woier unb 9onoban;
2unpgren unbsNoran.
3mettss spiel.
philadelphia. .00O030- 8
Ghicaqo .......... 003010- 4
Batterien - Nc@lostsp unb grif;
Reuiba4 unb Woran.
Bottom, 1. DIT.
Bottom .1I3 100000
Cincinnati 100 0000002-
Battertert - Uour1g uro Ur0turl
gfFe Wsimsr unb S&lei.
8rootlpn, l. DIT.
Brpotlpn. .....0 o.
pittsburg 100 i
Batteriei - paftorius unb Sitter
Brabp unb gtbfon.
Vetu gorf, /. DIT.
grfes SpteI.
Netu Vori... Il 0000030~-
81. Souls. ....0 00000000-
Uatterien - Mmes unb 8resnaban
0arger trb Woonari.
8 ME ttesiS pteL.
Wetu Oorf. .0101%-
81. Bouts ...........0 o.
Batterten = Gergufon unb Bresua
ban; We@Ipnn unb Huunun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

@epdbIter Tirnotbp s2.a5-2.85.
Orbtndrer bts gutter TtHotbp s1.60-l.7l
Rotber 3Ieefar1er, IS .9o-7.6o.
gnslf&er 3Ieeianae,s $3.50.
AIirfe &~Ieeiaraer $6.00-S.1
AIfaIfa 9Ieefarnen $9.00-10.00.
&eiber 8leefames $500.
Sonep 3entadp 8Ia,isras S1.60-1.7b-
BIausras h Gbaf 7be.
GusIf@es TIausras $3.50.
Dr9arb @ras $1.70L1.e6.
geb Top IN Gbaf sl.S5-1.B.
2afer 3or, 7be-$1.00.
Hrnber 8ueerrobr Sar1esi S1.00-1.a6.
Deibes unb 8eIbes Rom s1.0e-LS5.
Teb Sob GnfIase $1.10-1.25.
@sru Heas $l.75.
Niuet 81 30 BIZ $1.85.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

Outtes, GteS Sse 0ea1ess.
caxbIer beSabIe1 feIsexbs Rsets!
Srii&s Gir-2le PCT Datesh.
3Ibmer loo, Adtns (. Ixrtsus -e-l0e,
Gnten 7c, @dnie DC.
Outer - Gountrp, 16c, Sreamess IS (,
0Iata 28e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

HCoUYS& 49, ~St0S}O
Tra@ta
HepfeI- 81 $1,000 per Sob.
Bananen $1.75-2.25 tesse tl-Sl.26.
Gttronen 81. $1,000 pea RIPE
Dransen - $4.b0-5.60 pss xsfs.
0aHermeIonen, 12e mnb 2ee.
gfrt&e, $l.60-2.50 per BuibeI.
GantaIopes, $1.s6 Bis $l.75 per Sab.
gFaumen 81 .75 Bis 50 Is PEI rnibel:
Birnen, $1.25 per BuibeI.
Neiatrauhen, &c bas 9funh.
0smafs.
@rine Bobnen-60e Der BufbeI.
gsotbe %iben 25e per Outenb Dun4es.
GsIerp-2Oc bas Wnn9
Rratt = 50 $50 pei Sonne.
B~IumeniobI $1.25 pH 9uibeI.
SaIat Soc PEI BuibeI.
SruiebeIn - 9aotbe mnb wefbe 4l.16 pee
Yhanb; epGsH3e 8wtsbsgn 81 80
per Rife.
%eterflie 1b-a0e PEI Dutesb Dax4es.
RartoHeIn-s2 90 pes Sat.
Eabteie Zoe pet Dz4exh Bun&es.
sfbtartpFetn - Hirstnia $8.25: Baltic
more $2.0.-2.76 /; Seriea $3.50 $500
PEE Sat.
tomatoes s0e-76e per BuibeI.
@rtnes Rorn, 10e bas Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
@inldiifung
Ser 5000 Mana tarfen Sffnpatioas : srr1ee tad
Cuba 1at begDnrer.

Sarrp Sbaw melandolid. - Ss gerlufe os Orfans. -BladereRn Der Gin
uanoerer. = &eer. Same entbhat. = Sanger Stref 80 Gnoe. =
spmmers5erien beenbt. = StraBentabmuagen hirt bon
einern bpben Samna. -Srei gaai0pne mad Gnba
absefabren.- WiornonenprGfSen ber6atet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
26te.

gxgros . Seriaufssxsts smpostigss
g@weberidfe 8oe per Rfaxb s~sxsstatfess
e&meberidie 1ss, NtBeoxftx Gsssrs 8 &8if
ll3, Eew Dors Gbeobars lee. stssstmh'
I6er 0tmbaroer 49, 1xi6 los.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
9ret 8atatIIprle1a1
Cuba ren.


benz Uerualtunssbureau bes BRIGGS.
miniFeriums semist6ste Sransport'
bampfsr Sumner" III iebt oolfdnbig
CUR gini1ifuns Der Sruppen In Stanb
gsisbt. Ssuts Nbsno uerben 3uei 30.
tailone Snfanterie BON pattsbura, q.
g., tisr eintrsHsn unb iofort nit eineri
Battalion pioniere bon Waibinston tn
ben Sumner" singei9ift tpsrben. NOS
rauf berieIbe gesen Witterna9t ben
bieRssn 5afsn berlaRs1 unb nod 6a.
pana abfabren tpiro.
Mebrere anbere srobs TRANSPORTS
bampfsr werosn bier nit Der grbbten
Gle In Stanb ssfebt, UNI Srubpen'
abtbeilungsrl an 8orb nsbmsri 3u TOM
men. Sisfs Sampfsr folen bisl fpd.
tefsns Sonnsrfas In 9suport Neps
sintrsHen unb NIT Sruppsn beIaoen,
mad Cuba ~abfa6ren.
Sarrp 8 q b melnn9oItf9.
Nep 0prf, 1. Stt. Sarrp
8batp Ieibst anasbli9 10 i4wer untsr
Welan9olie urb abnormaIer &ei3bar.
tsit, bob feline Wdrtsr biss als srfts
anssi9sn bss tbrpsrli9sn unO seiai.
gen 3uiammenbru9s oes @~efansen.n
auslsssn. gs ion nit ibm i9ter aus.
3ufommsn isiu.
Nn9 ben bsfsbsnben Beridtsn tuar
bas aud i9pn Dor ieiner ginfperrun9
Der Gal.
Die WerIufe bes Srtans.
Rem OrIeans. g., 1. DIT.
gingegangene1 Ra9ri8tsn sufolge,
tuurben ldnss Der @Olftifs unterbaIb
Wobtle unb tn psniaeoIa 125 2si9en
ssfunbsn.
Die 3obtsi In WobiIe tperbst1 auf
70, In penfaeola auf rs gei9dbt. Der
matsrisle WsrIuf mag 100 Wilionsn
bstragsn.
10 frsmbe Jabrseuss, wel&e boz
penfaeoIa anterior, ffranbeten unb
tpurbsn t9.iIpsife gu @rads.
I'm 2aun&es. gergnti9unsspa8ten,
5r9erbooten ufu., ginge1 tpo5l 100
su @runbs.
goben, Nla., alabama BORT unb
Bapou Ia Bat,e Rnb 3erfbrt.
pIadereten Der n b q n.
berer.
Rem bort, l. Dit. Seit Sn.
frafttreten bss neuert NatrraIiIations.
@sisbss tpiro auf gais Sslano bon
iebsm ginuanberer eine Nrt etedbrief.
signaIsmsnt aufgsnommer1. Die 2euts
usrbsn fosar bsrneRsn uie bribsn Bel
Der RstrutenanfeQung bic 2sute bsr'
msRsn tperben, r1ur mtiHen H9 aui
glts SsIanb aua fogar bts msibli9sr
ginuanoerer meRsn unb gana 9enau
besisli9 6aare, Iugen unb beiOnbert
Wsrfmale prtfen Iafen. Mas Gin
t%uanbsrsr mtKen auberosm Altsr, Oct
matb uftu. an9ebsn,
Retter.S tatue enthhIIt
BORT, l. DIT. ym 2auf,
bes beutissn Wa&mittases wurbe au'
Der Brootlpnsr pla3a Der WiQiams'
burger Bride bie bon benz frtiberer
Resifrar Sames U. Dome eefiftst
Rsiter.S Statue @sores Waibtngton'i
sntbalt.
Ssrr 6otue bate Der Gtabt bi
Statue aus etnem befonberen MnIat
berebrt. SIN Sbre 1899 uuroe er bot
ben RspubIitansrr gum Rssifrar II
Brpoflpn nomtnirt unb nabm an mi
benz gerfprs9en, Ct tuerbe ale 9ebtb
rem, bie ibm aug benz Nrnte aufisbsn
Der Stabt tpisbsr 30 @ute fomn,sl
llafen, na&bem er fobisI auridbsbaltsl
babe. baB es eineut anfdnbigs1 Ga
ldre glei&tomme. ct let ge9ert oa
@ebtbren.s pffem, bas In bisfem Amt
berri&e, unb er wsroe isin N6sIt9Rs
tburt, "a ab3ufslsn. gr tuurbe al
Der sinai9e @epubIitaner, Der BET bs
Wabl bur&tum. seudblt unb Isste rul
ale bas bon Tim fefseisbte Said
hbsrfeigenbe gebhhrs,l In sinem Be
fonoeren Gonbs on, bsr I'D au
$780, 600 belief, aIs er feline Mmtsael
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
MQerlet tletne 9eps@sa.
l.. Oftober.


@arb bon 5arrinetOn felt 1892. wurbe
sur, 2orb.W apor bon 2onbor ertpdblt.
- Sn 2hbed III bic Satin bes ST.
majors Or. g. s. 5ebltns. bic ein3ige
So9tsr bes Gi9tsrs Emanuel @sibel,
9efforben.
- Mapor gbparb 5. 9unre bon
Chicago wuroe beute gum prdRbenten
Der .2eaque Of Mmerican Munitipali.
ties" srwdbIt.
- 9ie 8erbanblungsn Der tnterna.
tionalsn @onfsrsn3 fir Rrebsforiaung
tn 6%eioelberg fino nunmebr gum Nb-
ialuRe gelangt.
= 86nig ausuf bon Saaien III Der
penfonsanRalt beuti9er SournaIifsn
unb S9riftfsler als unterftiBsnbss
Witelieo bei9etreten.
-Sn paris brObt Elm strsif alsr
Bidder segsn bas 9sieB, bob iessr III.
better sinsn bon ben fieben Sa9en Der
Wo9e freibaben ioq.
- Der befannte fran36Hi&e Nr&itett
@orbontsr srbislt bon Der a6niqin Wil.
bslmine BON 9Olano ben auftrag gum
Bau bes 5risosnspalafss TN 9aas.
- General q. 8. Burton, General.
Snfpsttcr Der 8unbesarmse, trat nod
4~O.idbrigsr 9isnfssit In Ben &ube'
fanb. Sein Na&fOlaer it Sberf 6.
u. Darlington.
Der bier Weilen bifli9 bon
youngstown Obio, bel Shoulders
uobnsnbs Rsoman Omali eri&OB beute
Natmittag feline Grau unb bs9ing
banu Selbfmorb. Der Wanr foa
%pabnfnnis sepeTen iein.
- Die 5lensturger Straffammer
b~erurtbeilte ben Rsoatteur Simonfon
bonn bdnifdsn YIatts Glensburg Mpis.
Der bic Ofi3isre Der frhberen f&lesuigs
bolfeinif9en Nrmse bon 1851
meinsibig nannte, su 9 Wonaten @ss
fdngniB.
- Sn elmer Der eibunsen bes faibc'
Iiiden Sbrfsrorbsns fur 5rauen. Der
feline Sabreseunpsntton In Wilmautse
abbielt. tpurbe bei3loRsn. bic @onfii'
tuition babin ab3udnoern, bob BEN
Orben au9 in @anaoa Witslieoer BET.
trstsn f6nnen.
- ginbre9erl brangen b~ergangene
Na9t in 2iKabon bur@ einen Mb3ugss
tanaI In bas @si9dftsIOfaI Der r8ant
bon p%or3ugal". sic batten bon benz
pDrbanbenen @slbborratb bon $780,
600 srf $1,000 sinseiadt, als He Der.
trisben tpurben.
- Der beuti9e Oampfsr ~SuQ.
berg" tolItbirte bsute tn Der &ineRi&en
See NIT benz iapanii9en pofoampfer
v6ons Song. Der i'm 6afen bon
6ong.Rons, gbtna, Dor Mnter Log.
Der pofbampfer tuurbe 10 i&per be-
i&dbiat, baB Ct iofort in's bod &c.
iGlsppt tuerben muBte.
Sn 6omeI tpurbe Der poIi3ei9ef
2if9ti&tanstp bas Opfer zines Bonn
ben. attentats uno tn Rafan erf&oe
cine iunge Sfbin ben poliseimsife,
Oberff R6ber.
= Botf9after 9~eiibmanl In Ron.
fantinopeI ioute morsen bonn Sultan
Der Strtst In auoiena empfansen tuer'
ben. Sn lebter etunbe erbielt Der
amsritunii9e goti&after tuisoerum bts
Na6rt&t. bob BITE Muoien3 erf On. nd9'
Hen ifreitas eeudbrt tusrbeH f6nne. bd
Der paobif9ab ietnsn geburtstag fsierr
tpirb.
. - Sn elmer In Dallas, $sras. OBJ
esbaltenen WaHsnberfammIuns purb'
; Bunbssfenator BaiIsp f1arf fritiRrt,
neil CT als Nnualt fur Spe3ial'S nter'
eKen funsirt.
- Sn Snbepenbenee, Wo., feuert'
: 10. 81. Goutbern ST., Rsoatteur bel
D vSnbepenbenee Sentinel, bier S&hRi
auf 6arrp q. 6enlsp, ben glerf bel
2reisgeri&ts bon 2anfas @itp, ab
pbne TIN 3a berleBen.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-16

There can be no denying the fact
that che South needs immigrants to
develop'many Of her great resourcep.
The field for success in this section of
the country is broad, and if the kind of
men who have made the great west
what she is can be secured the South
would welcome them. Of course no
one for moment in this section of the
country would think of urging the i'm
portation Of Just any kind Of immi-
grants into this part Of the UnioD.
The South is tie true American section
aud is destined 10 remain 80. The in
'Aux Of hordes of foreigners without
proper selection would not be WELDON.
ed, but We want none Of the class that
makes up the disturbing element of
ahe Northern States.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-16

Hon. R. G. Watts, the presiding
judge at the Court Of General Ses-
sions Ia Orangeburg last week, in
speaking to the grand jury concerning
the carrying Of pistols, seia that no
person had right to carry euch o
weapon but peace officer, and that
they were only allowed to carry them
in the discharge Of their duty. The
question was then drought up, if
rural mail carriers or express 6sea:s
and bank officers were allowed this
privilege, and it was stated that they
were not. The law distinctly says
that peace officers only are allowed to
oarFy pistols, and they en!y ;n the dis
charge Of their duty.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-16
Tillman Anxious That There Shall be
No Division OF Dlspensary Votes. -

Columbia, May u.--There are evil
dencss that the advocates of the dis.
pensary will nee every effort to have
but one candidate in the field for Gov
ernor. Negotiations toward that. end
are already In progress and the symp-
toms are that something will be done
along that line at tho time of the'Stafe
Convention, which is to be held here
next Wednesday.
Senator TiIlman does not want a
division along the firing line and
hopes that the .friends OF the dispen-
cary will be able to centre on one can
uiuate. The best WY, of course.
would be for hut 0ns, soch Candidate,
to come ont, but whistler shis can be
done or not remains u be seen.
Senator Tlllman maNes it a point
not TO- discriminate as Between friends
ana those on the SAINT platform, e1d
will not likely do 60 iE' the race thfs
eummer. should more than one d.spen-
sary advocate announce, and that, IL
appears, is What It is being sought TO
avoid just at this time. <'1'>0.. - :,
The impression now appears TO b.
!nat the Gtspensary advocates will un-
Cestake TO have q resolution adopted
Sy tho State Convention endcrsinE tho
ssE. e YEA done IN 1906 aud assis 4;
1898. In 1893, when Featherstonh and
Eiierbe ran 10 the second race. had T.
not been for the anti vote. as it' was
then called, Featheratone Woriid have
been elected over Eileibe. the dispan.
0ary advocate. although that very wear
;sns dtspsaeary was in the party plat:
zenith fof 10 glory and no one had
gone To- tho trouble OF Knocking Il.
Then it was q light OF prohibition as
sEatnet the dispenaary. Thie year the
fight 10 70 be for local option as against
the State di6p5asaSy and the nero fact
that the dispensaryi.s. is n endorsed
the EIlerbe vote: :ls "a known To ali
men that he wnntl never have been 4
named Tor the Office had not fh6sa who
most violently opposed the dispsnsary,
as system, given him their aid and
suppprE az agatnst prohibition for tiie.
entire State ~ ewa and C8u rief.. G. SsiE;7s E;
NEN