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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20
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ct 9rep, bpori Seune ipsr, bpcr meget
ban itplSer for at babe %itiaaIet fig
irem / TONNE BrngtoOgne ira SteS til
SteS, iom ban nGrmere opsioer. Seq
er onpenbt MI" tiger ban, "os bill
betaIe. SenS mig Regning.~
Rr. Glarf pil fsIge Spior6ringer
os iormane peStomsioe til for
5~renttiSen at Isie Billet. rnar ban piI
rciie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20

SOO0tfcOtUtc N0r80uD.
Iarts 9iaen ON Sernbanerater og
boIot en- fraitis Gale, bpori ban ao-
pareoe iine aoIleger, baaSe De repit'
bIifanife og bemofratiife, MOB len'
gere at uSi9tte meo at gine Ell Sop,
Der er iaa paatrGngenoe ~nsocenoig.
Solicit forluuger en- SOP, iom gioer
SSSnteritate Commerce Commission %
GpmitoIene Wpnoigbeo til at iaifGtte
Sernbanernes Sragttarter, iagoe
9an, "og oct bill p9re JONI at oRmme
op en- glo at moOiGtte Jig ct almin.
SeIigt 9nife. Snart bill GIuen brpoe
Jig element S9muingen og ifpae oS
ole pGf." - Ser bar Sing / gineu,
iom ban life LITE; i~aaleoes De Orb:
ZEN retfGrbig, rimelig % tilbsrlig
Isnnenbe Sragttart". Ser fan It'll
bsrIis Isnnenbe" ~fortolfes iaa, at en-
ilbpre MGngoe panSet Stof ital tiene
mango Gense. San fortintte: "SSerr'
fGneberrerne bar fact itore Sdllo'
itrGfninger for at funne bpgge fine
.2inier, % man bar meo rilnb Saano
tilbelt Dem Srmdiies os CHARTERS,
foroi man penteoe, at De iflilbe blioe
SoIfets Sienere; men / De ienere Iar
bar De 9urtig forranolet Jig til en-
&sperbanoe, Ipm piitnof life iGtter
8iitolen forgrpItet paaSoIf os f~orlan'
ger beres Yetge, men joni ~branoifat-
ter Dem / Sorm al bsie Slater, itGn.
ger Ioeongen til Warteber og unos
Ter fig life peo at monopoliiere Ell al
2ipets fsrite Sornsoenbeber - &rl
= % paa enbper Iaabe piier Sor.
ogt for Solicit os bets &~ettigbeoer."
Senator IetplanbS fra Hepaba no
talte ben Wening, at Sepburn-Sil'
len life oil ipare til fin SenIigt, meo
minore BEN optager | Jig ben 9eitem'
melie, at Sernbaner, iom gaar gien'
rem fere Stater, ifal fIrne inbbra'
ges unber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. san
pilbe ogiaa, at 9iaen fol forbpOe
Sperfapitaliiering, faiti9tte &egler
for Staternes geifatning al Sernba-
neeienbom % opitiae en- beitemt
@ranie for SipioenSer. Scis Sern.
baneberrerne mooi9tter fig en- pad
fr9pet 2~opsioning, bill arauet paa,
at Hegieringen ifal eie Sernbanerne,
boise / Stprfe og Mcbride ale Sin.
hringer.
Senator Nelion ira MinneIota
taIte for Sepburn.9iaen og iagSe, at
Cen ioarer til BET nltpGrenbe 9eboo.
s cit lGngere llopifling paapiite ban,
at ben life trGnger uogen Sorarl'
bring. San raaoebe Senatet til at
fslge Siriets @renrpel peb at IoofGite
Yrpitoentens InifueIIer / Sagen og
enote meo at role Breiioenten iom
"beu itore, energiife % aaruaagne
Wan6."
Saiiets Snbiarerfomite bar it6itil.
let, at $4,000 4cres al Soper grliles
Ieierpationen / SpS 9afota ifnI i9l.
ges.
&cprpIentant Gbocflefor6, De.
mtofrat fra MisIouri, boIot SreOag
cen 16be Ell Soroeltale til Speafer
Cannon og ifieIote bam no for en-
Depot. Oct, imn iier baooe oaft
HeprGientanteits Srebe, par Slriets
8eIlutning ON, at De fire Spooeitter.
r~itorier ifuloe ilaaes ionlmen TO og
tc iitebetfor at opbsieS til fire i9r.
lfilte Stater. Oct bar Speaferens
SfpIb, iagoe ban. SaIen fon iom ell
SoerarifeLic oocr Sliet. og rnbcr
SbacIeforoS StraffeprRfcn opcrgGp
Cannon lit SGoe til 2ongportb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20

Senator siumm fremlasoe 15Se
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20

Senator ga Souette fremIasoe
cen lobe en- gin, Der eisr oct til
GIigt for Snteritnte Commerce Conn
mission at foreifrioe oct Narimum
al Elmer, bpori en- Sernbane fan
boIoe i'm 9etienins / arbeiSe buert
3sgu. Seniigteu er at 6efptte Sol.
fcne ntoS SoeranitrenseIie % barge
&c ~reiienoe moo De oeraf flpoenSe ia.
rer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-20

Sliiets Snbianerfomite bar in0itil.
let, at $4,000 acres al 2oper 9rliles
TeIerpationen / SpO 9afota ifal ipl.
ges.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-01-04

DR.. JESSIE c. DickERSON,
Special attention to diseases of
women and children.
Suite II, Jones Building
OFFICE HOURS
9tO 10 a. m. PHONE 747
2 to 4 p. m.
Z to 8 p. m.
"lf you have anything to
trade or sell in the way of Real
Estate, write to KINDER REAL
ESTATE AGENCY Co.. 80 Olive
ST., st. Louis, Mo.
1t makes no difference what
you pant to sell or where it is
located, this company will send
you buyers.
Lots for Sale In Grayson, Ind. Ter.
Lots 25 feet front by 140 feet
deep for $500, half cash, balance
in six months time.
800 acres of land for lease, five
years at $1.O0 per acre per year.
For bargains in lots, call or write
RALPH Phillips,
Box G., Mnskogee, Ind. Ter.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-01-04
POPE AND THE NEGRO.

rope rus X mas just mann
tested his great interest in the
abolition of slavery in Africa
and i'm the elevation of the Ne
gro people in all countries. One
of the most brilliant orators at
the recent Eucharistic Congress
i'm Rome was a dark skinned
Haitian named Benedict Silvian
He spoke eloquently on the
work of redeeming slaves in
Africa, and was enthusiastical-
ly applauded by the thousands
who heard him. His applica-
ton for private audience with
Plus X was granted without
delay, and the Holy Father con
versed with him ut great length
asking for details about the in
ternational organization about
to be founded to work for the
elevation of the African races,
and blessing his efforts to Sc
cure European support for this
object.
A few days later the Cardinal
Secretary of State addressed Il
long letter to Senor Silvian,
warmly encouraging him in the
name of the Holy Father to
carry on his work for t h e
social elevation of the Negro
race.
"You say WE'LL" writes His
writes His Eminence, that the
solemn proclamation of human
equality and universal brother
hood was the work of Christ.
who as the eldest brother sacri-
feed His life for all. Not less
true and time is your reminder
that Wears of Christ have beer
unceasing in tn cir protests
against the perpetuation of the
ipnominious social plague
known as slavery. Hence the
Holy Father has seen with spe
cial satisfaction that you il
your honorable capacityas dele
gate-general of the Pan African
association, have just opened {
new field by establishing here
in Rome a branch association
for the social elevation of the
black races, the lofty aim OF
which is to combat the old am(
unreasonable color prejudice, tt
protect the rights of native AT
ricans from European colonists
and to furnish the blacks them
selves with the means for rising
bv their own efforts to the dig
nits of Christian civilization an(
sor proving to the whole world
that it is neither charitable no.
j st thlt the Negro peoples
should be forever engaged il
services that are necessaril,
very childish, but a work com
menced of an inferior kind. y
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-01-04

MRS. "A. q. STEELE,
Medium and Specialist.
Cures Female Troubles, Diarro-
hea, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Ner-
vousness and Painful Menstruation.
Call or write
MRS. A. G. STEELE,
p. o. Box rs. Checotah, /. T.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
A Boon
to the Bilious

Are you compelled to deny your
self many wholesome foods because
you think they make you bilious?
Do you know that your condition
is more to blame than the foods?
Your liver and stomach need at
tention more than the diet. When
you find yourself suffering with
bilious attack, take
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24

'Afy, but this cool weather is relief, "
declared North End man To a News
Democrat reporter this morning.
mo July day ever beat out yesterday,
III you take into consideration the politl-
cal atmosphere. Cool and humorous
breezes, though, were felt around Ram
dali square, especially when Mike McEl-
roy's bunch got 10 doing things.
''An enterprising leader of the young
men on the square got next 10 the fact
that some OF the Perry-COlt money was
going TO be used in the conversion OF
Ward TO the straight O'Neill Democ-
racy.'
"The agent under oNeill was Mike Nc
Elroy a wine and beer merchant who
has always earnestly opposed the revision
of the tariff and voted against every
Democrat whose name appeared upon
ballot; and the young man was told
whom TO see.
How so thoroughly Identified has Mr..
McElroy been with Republicanism thar
when. few years ago. the president an
nounced "A very vigorous foreign policy.
all the men who trade with Mr. McElroy
began talking about the big stick and
after a time, when the president cooled
off bit, local folks forgot the presidents
remark and sort OF identified the big
stick with McElroy.
"In fact when Secretary Root started
on his trip 10 South America. some one
in McElroy's saloon. during his tempo
rary absence one evening, asked OF the
barkeeper IL the boss had gone with Root.
"The bartender, who is a sterling DEM
ocrat. passed the question without reply;
but a bystander said that Secretary Root
went for conciliation, and everyone
smiled.
yesterday afternoon, though, was n
memorable day for Dimond block Satur-
day after work the boys got busy and
cleaned the windows. After being satis-
fed that a months rent had been paid
in advance some OF the lads hung up a
sign In the window IN which were the
magic words. Second Ward Independent
Democratic Club
Just before the meeting yesterday Nc
Elroy appeared. He had read I'm the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24

News Democrat about the nominal head
quarters OF the Republicans in the Butler
Exchange; and being a man not much
given 10 deception, he ordered down the
sign.
"A friend OF McElroy said: My friend
is afraid that his saloon will lose pres
tige II there is any competition In this
line.
"Stll, politics, / hear, is not proving a
rosy path for the genial saloon keeper.
lie had n hot interview with the political
marapulator OF the Colt-Perry machine
organ. but managed finally 10 throw the
blame over on 20 O'Neill OF Ward g.
"O'Neill and Dunn generally joint their
Republican associate late In the evening
and there IS a toast or two drank 10
Straight Democracy and Perryism.
But a word or two more about yester-
days meeting. one man who talked 20
minutes admitted that he had no vote
anG that he was not much OF talker,
but said he would be at the caucus. out
os a gathering OF 30 there were just six
voters. In fact, the meeting did little
but vote 10 hire a janltor at 81 a week,
but as there are no duties yet for jani-
tor. this was looked on as a sort Of Dunn
strap, and there will be a long line of
applicants FOR the job up at the saloon
tonight.
Some person asked for the ticket that
would be presented at the caucus for
them to vote for. Boss McElroy said:
we have not confirmed IL yet but you
will see 1t IN Colonel Colts organ in the
morning?
"McElroy appreciates O'Neill's services,
for when man was wanted for TO run
OH the ticket from the Second district
of the ward, O'Neill went and got a
man who Is cousin OF Cassidy. the
warden OF the Third ward caucus last
year There are charges that Cassidy
knew the man on the outside who was
said TO be sending In noaters; but at any
rate Cassidy is I'm the same line OF busl-
ness as Dunn and gets an occasional job
from him.
There are but n few days more for the
burning OF the senatorial money in the
furnace"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
BRISTOL
Temporary Injunction StOpsWork
on Pier at GIadd ng Property

Sheriff Philo " Cady served prelmin-
airy injunction Saturday TO stop the work
OF constructing a pier on the water front
of the property or Theodore O. Gladding
of Thames street. The injunction was Sc
cured at the instance OF Joseph Benjamin,
who owns adjoining property and who
claims the right Of clear space where
the pier il being raised The writ Is re-
turnable TO the superior court In Provi-
dence tomorrow.
lie Baron g. Colt, general manager at
the factory OF the National Rubber com
pany. and family arrived home Saturday
after several weeks visit at the White
mountains.
Lyman B Bosworth, one OF Bristols
highly respected citizens. who has held
many official positions. Is seriously Ill at
his home on Bristo; Neck
The intentions of marriage OF Jose j.
Pevaor and Mary Borges are fled at the
town clerks office.
on Saturday man by the name OF
Anderson. who has charge OF the How
ard Clarke estate on Bristol neck. was
driving cows 10 portion OF the estate
when one OF the COWS bolted across the
road and was knocked down by Syb-
urban passenger car. The animal was
badly bruised and cut about the shoul-
ders. but the veterinary says Il will live.
John B. Herreshofr and a party, who
for the past ten days nave been cruising
around New York city and up the Hud-
son, arrived home on Saturday.
Mrs Samuel w. Drury. mother OF Rev.
Samuel Drury OF Manila. Is very anxious
concerning her son. whose life may have
been endangered during the recent Hong
Kong typhoon A few days ago Mrs.
Drury received letter from him dated
Sept 5. which stated that he intended 20
sail from Hong Kong. whore he was az
the time OF writing. for Manila. having
bvrrr -rrrt tfr--rc eft fft4Ae4eHary work-0ne
OF the steamers spoken OF IN his letter
which was 90 sail for Manila was the
Hong Kong and the other the Maurin
the former boat was lost when within
two days OF Manila.
The sloop Spray. owned by Capt. Slo-
cum. arrived Saturday and IS moored at
the Herreshoff pier at Walkers cove
This Is the boat In which capt Slocum
made his memorable trip across the At
lantic ocean.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
NO. SM|THF|ELD
IS IS TERRR00R|zED TERR00R|zED
BY A MAD DOC

A black and white female bulldog evil
oencinB what were considered signs OF
rabies in North Smithheld yesterday bit
calf, two cats. hen and six dogs, at
tackled two people and. after avoiding a
heavy charge from a double barreled shot
gun and two bullets from revolver. was
killed by the contents of William Quin-
lans gun.
The dog chased Miss Carrie Lapham into
a barn and attacked John III. Ditto OF
Woonsocket after he had fired two re-
volver bullets at it.
Today Town Sergeant Maynard killed
the dogs that were bitten.
The dog ran into w. B. Hendricks barn
near. the Manville line and attacked a calf,
A dog belonging TO John Beauchesne, the
hired man, was bitten in the leg Mr..
Beauchesne then drove the dog away.
The dog dashed into Herbert Aldrich's
yard and killed a cat and then bumped
run for Miss Carrie Lapham, daughter of
Mrs. Abbie NJ. Lapham, and sister of
Thomas J. Lapham. Jr.
Miss Lapham. picking up a big stick,
pounded the dog about the head and body
until II fed down the road TO Charles
Arnold's homo. whore 1; bit a dog. Ii
then ran TO Myron Aldrichs house, where
Il created a disturbance among the hens
and cows.
Herbert Aldrich had telephoned 10 the
home OF William and Thomas Quinlan.
butchers, telling them that the dog was
he3ded their way. and had then jumped
into democrat wagon and had followed
the animal Mrs. Lapham telephoned
TO Town Sergeant Herbert T. Maynard at
Slatersville and he soon arrived at Uuion
Village, and David and Edward Aldrich
sons OF Herbert Aldrich, assisted him in
the chase.
When the dog reached the Quinlan place
William Quinlan and John II. Ditto. the
latter OF Woonsoolxet, were awaiting him.
The dog went into the barn and bit hen.
when IT came out Quinlan waited until the
dog was four feet away and then sent a
charge In its direction which did not hit
the dog, but killed tho Quinlan cat Mr.
Ditto sent a couple OF bullets toward the
dog and with his revolver beat of
its attack.
The dog fed down the road toward the
Metcalf- Comstock house, with Messrs
Quinlan. Ditto and Herbert Aldrich In a
democrat wagon in pursuit: and "A shot
from the Quinlan gun went through the
dogs head. The animal had no collar
and no one in tho town seems 10 know
it's owner. Il reached the Hendrick
nelghborhood from the direction of Man
Vile.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
new WARD ROOMS AND
FIRE STATION PLANS

The city council committee on city
property will meet on Wednesday after
noon TO consider the plans for the two
new ward rooms.
Action will probably be taken 20 author
ize the chairman 20 advertise for bids for
the proposed fire station on Point and
West Clifford streets. and the school
house on Tell street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24

were very much alarmed over his actions
FIELD NATURALIST SOCIETY.
The Naturalist society held It's regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon IN the
rooms on Brook street and there was
large attendance OF members The com
mite on fruit and vegetable show 10 De
held next month made "a progressiV re-
port and reports were received from a
number OF other committees. The society
has in view a course OF lectures TO be
given by prominent professional men dur
ing the winter
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
"BIC STICK M'ELROY"
PUT HIS FOOT into IT

Things Not SO Rosy the Second Ward here the RepHb
can Saloon Keeper Arranged the Ticket TO Represent the
"Straight Democracy OF ONei and Dorney in Opposition
TO the Party of the People no Seek to Overthrow the
Hessians and Braytonism at the Sane Time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
CENTRAL FALLS
PASTOR PASTOR BREACHES
ON GAS QUESTION

Rev 7. Richard Reede the pastor OF
the Broad Street Baptist church. had a
large congregation before him last eve
ming. 1t had been announced that he
was going TO talk on the Gas Ques-
tlon." and as on last Sunday evening he
had talked about the "Ice Question" IL
was believed he would have something
interesting TO say. II is evident that Mr..
Re edo considers IL is the province of the
pulpit TO consider questions of public
Importance because ne declared that they
have moral side, although II was diff
cult from his remarks last evening to
understand where this moral feature came
into the gas question.
AS compared with his structures on the
ice dealers he was very mild when IL came
90 talking about gas. Last summer he
was up in Maine, where he declared a
week ago he found plenty OF ice, but he
probably failed to get inspiration during
the summer vacation for talk on the gas
question. He made some statements
which can probably be considered as
facts, but when he declared that helnever
knew OF a city being called upon TO grant
an exclusive franchise he showed that
his acquaintance among municipalities was
not very great. He told about certain peo-
gas for less than the schedule rate and
declared that the bills could be produced,
and he believed that this was not what
II should be. Perhaps this was the moral
side TO which he had referred
There were quite a number OF the mem
bers OF the city council I'm she congrega-
ton and II Is supposed that they had
come 10 try and learn something about
this question. Whether they got any new
light is one OF the things that has not
Yet been made known. ===-==
DISTRICT COURT.
Joseph Charles was arraigned In the
District court yesterday on the charge
OF fighting and revelling and was fined
SIS and costs. In the scrap Joseph had
his face badly cut and ithad TO be dressed
by City Physician DR. Fenwick lie was
arrested by officer Toner
John Thompson was fined 800 and costs
FOR carrying concealed weapon. Thomp-
son Is an Armenian and he had billy in
his pocket when arrested
Joseph Green pleaded not guilty TO the
charge Of being n common drunkard and
he will have "A trial this morning. lie
was arrested by Officers McCara and De-
vaney.
one drunk was fined 81 and costs and
another man was fined tho same amount
FOR quarreling and revelllng
officer Thornley, had n man down from
Lonsdale and he was fined So and costs
Richard Baptist a colored man. was
brought down from Manville and fined
$40 and costs. 1t was alleged that he was
lage Saturday night and the residents
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24
BEECHAM'S
PILLS

and all annoying symptoms will
soon disappear. They settle the
stomach, regulate the liver and ex-
ercise the bowels. Their good cf-
fects are felt Immediately.
Beecham's Pills mingle with the
contents OF the stomach and make
easy work Of digestion. The nour-
ishing properties OF the food are
then readily assimilated and the
residue carried off without irrita-
ting the intestines or clogging the
bowels.
Beecham's Pills should be taken
whenever there is sick headache,
furred tongue, constipation, sallow
skin or any symptoms that indi-
cate an inactive liver.
Sold Everywhere. In boxes i0c. and 30
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
FACULTY ELECTED
PRESIDENT TURNER OF OWENToN
 AGAIN CHOSEN.
Name of North Alabama College May Be Changed to College of Birm- ingham-AdditionaI Teach
 CTS Authorized.

Birmingham, June 6.-(Special J. President J. R. Turner and the entire faculty of the North Alabama Confer ence College at Owenton, near here were reelected today by the board of trustees at that institution.
 The graduation exercises today were attended by a large number of people. Herndon Glenn Bowling, of Russell ville, delivered the valedictory address while Dr. Enoch Marvin Banks, of the University of Pennsylvania, delivered the baccalaureate address.
 There were ten graduates, as fol- lows: Bachelor of Arts, Clyde Harold Vann, of Albertville; Bachelor of Sci ence, Virgil C. Herndon, of Gadsden Ethelbert Moses Norton, of Elyton and Columbus L. Summer of Dolomite Bachelor of Philosophy, Herndon Glenn Bowling, of Russellville; Carl c. Greg ory, of Birmingham; Robert B: Hays of woodlawn; James Duncan Hunter of Pratt City; D. Daniel Caldwell Mo Mutt of Birmingham and Arthur Ed ward Wilks, of Bessemer.
 suggestion was made at the meet ing of the board of trustees to recon mend at the next meeting of the North Alabama Conference to change the nome of the college to Birmlnghah IT College instead of North Alabama Con- ference College. At the graduation eX- ercises Clyde Harold Vann, Of Bro0h- side, delivered an address on W II. March of Democracy and Etheloef' M Norton spoke on The Future of the South"
 Steps will be. taken to divide up some of inc work In the college and Presi- dent Turner was authorized to secure ss ruch additional assistance as is needed to carry on the work
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
KEEP DOORS OPEN.
EufauIa People Want Longer PostOffics
 Hours.

HOuEB.
 Eufaula, June 6.-(speciaI.)- IA peti- praying the government authorities to have the postoffice lobby kept open all night. The custom which now pre- vails Ca locking the door about 8 o'clock every evening is working an inconvenience to many of the citizens who frequently have occasion to call for their mail after that hour
 David Reynolds, an old man, who has been residing here several years. died at his home on the South side of town yesterday morning, and was bur fed that afternoon. The deceased has been afflicted for a number of years but was able to be up town the after noon prior to his death and the news came as a shock to his friends here. His wife and children survive him.
 An infant child of MT and Mrs. R. Hatfield died at the home of its par ents here yesterday.
 The young people enjoyed a charm ing evening last night in dance at the Alabama Club rooms which was rendered by the young men of the city. The occasion was largely attended and the festivities were kept up until quite a late hour.
 J. B. Johnson of this city has re- gently purchased the Miller homestead on College Hill ana VIII soon engage extensively in the poultry business. It Is Johnson's intention to begin with several thousand hens and raise chick ems for the markets by the incubator process. He also expects to be able to supply at least one large city with eggs and will ship the greater portion of his poultry to the best markets. The home is admirably adapted for the business, embracing four or five acres fs all al 11i, ped with water and other convenience es Johnson's experiment will be watched with great interest by the cit izens.