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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-15

Hvis hendes System er @delagt, Ell
Ter hun er pradisponeret for Apo
pleksi eller Congestion at noget Or
gan, er der narliggende Fare paa det-
tie Tidspunkt, og en- Rakke at nerv@-
Sc Irritationer kan gj@re Livet til Ell
Byrde.
] lige Made er MI Krnft og Svul-
ster mere tilb@jelige til at dame sig
og begynde deres @delaggende Ar
bejde. Advarende Symptomer som
Kyalningsfornemmelser, hede An
fald. Svimmelhed, Hovedpine, ube-
stemt F&le1se at Frygt, Susen for
0rene, Hjartebanken, Gnistren for
Ojnene, Urege1messigheder, For
%stoppelser, vekslcnde Appetit, Uro og
Bekymring legges n9je Merke til
at intelligence Kvinder, som nermer
sig den Periodic i Livet, da Kvindens
store Forandring kan ventes.
vi formener at Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound er Yer
dens bedste Lngemidde1 for Kvinder
/ denne Pr@velsens It'd.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound forynger og styrker den
| kvindelige Organisme og opbygger
Diet svekkede System som ingen an
den Medicin.
Mrs. A. E. G. Hyland af Chester
town, Md, siger i ct Brew til Mrs.
Pinkham:
Kjire Mrs. Pinkham:-
':Jeg har lidt af nedfaldende Underliv /
Aarevis og g~jennemgik disadvantages. Jeg
led meget af 0mhed, Svimmelhedsanfald, Ho-
vedpine og var meget nerves. Jeg skrev til
Dem ON Rad, begyndte Behandling som anvist
med Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
og err nu glad we'd at sige, at ale slemme
Symptomer har forladt mig, og at jeg som en-
sund Kvinde er kommet sikkert gjennem Livs-
forandringen."
Kvinder indbydes til at skrive til
Mrs. Pinkham ON specielle Rad an
gaaende denne vigtige Periodic. Hun
er Lydia E. Pinkham's Svigerdatter
og -har i rs Aar ydet frit Rad til sy-
ge Kvinder. Hendes Rad er frit og
njalper altid lidende Kvinder.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-15
500 BeIonntno 500

PETE glaoS 3efere bill. bore ~fornSiebe oper a~terfope,
s y Str , = pf h,, .n.1?i st e. sn .lregtt @psoOn,; Jpn @ieen.
Sspsn NJ g os 1 p SiaMo I'll at fnrerei ollie benS stu.
snstse ptrtslige Relbrebelie5m,6beI. Saqeftnnben fien.
S Ssr. ; Sa &atarrh er en- fpnf,tutioneI Spgbom, forbrer
Cnre - foo g1 ;nS n;r9sl gebeanbllaa: Hairs Catarrh
eertte : Spttem,et. tilintetgisr berse6 gpabomuen aar.
lug og g.per gattenten Stgrfe beb at opbpgge Ronffitu=
tt9af faa o g. e 1ea S; Mqt'I g. IL at gisr. It ArSs,bs;; eierne
ttlbpoer ct bunbrebe Dollars for bssrt TtifaiSe. hnpy,,
Ssaae ~ usos:tlt NE bebtrter @elbrebeIie. Strip efte1
--scra. -, IS; 9benep& o.. Eolebo,A
aAu's Family Pills er Be 5ebfte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-15

@pjlfolc, tnlte ll1ber lturf 9eoGgelle
/ Sen Scr forlumlc0c ltprc SilbDrer=
fare; poo &%irfegoorocn / 2in1e toll
t. Iplgct ca. 800 Mtcnnelf fer.
gn Mistollfc Scr ira flere Sioer
bar opltooct moo CIT nplig fra 9or11=
llctegllen tils(nlcrito ll0pol1Oret Snc<
Sci pell0, for %le1ere pitt Jig at bore
fl1lo ltunoig llgrl1nbet.
Mcttcn til q 3 e 5 c.
Yoo ct &rrflteo / Norbl1s lfol Ser
for nogel, Iio iioen bore posicret
f%plgcn0e @iltoric, Ser CT ret farof=
~tcriitiif for Mr6ejoer=l sforboloe=
nc / 3onmorf. Der por poo &erf=
1tcbct ontugct en- IN Molfinorbejocr,
Scr life gjur0c Snotrpf al at bore
iGrlig Opgtig, men pasleoe lit SIR
bej0e og bar ltiltur0iA og rolig. Set
blep inniolertio 6cfje110t, at Sen 11pe
Mo11o life fif loa FIJI 2Sn JONI Sc o11=
Sire Molfil1or6ej0erc pon &rrfite0ct;
log 0crfor 6el1pelr0te cit al aumeru=
tcr1lc Jig til Nr6cjosgipcren og for
longtc, at Mu1ocn lfl1loe bope lan1=
ME Syn, ion1 Sc mlore Moifinar6cj=
Derc. s(rbejOsgincrcn oplplte, at 6a11
bnp6c tnget Sen npe Mr6ejoer 110 fra
6ottiggoorocu,' at Nrbejoeren bar
fortpiplct pper at bore bopnet Ser, og
at bol1 for cltbper EriS pil0c Oerfra.
9o ian i11iolerti0 ltnoer fine 11lptfe=
lige 6orbol0 bop0e miltet noget al
lin Mr%bejG:cpnc, fln0e 6un life tic
ne Sen lrOpan(ige 3ogl9n, n1e1 bon
bar Nloo pc0 at guu / Mrbej0e for
u1il1Orc. Sen humane N%r6ejosgiper
bar ou gooet in6 pao at m1toge
bonn = melt for 6erpc0 at bjrlpe
bonn uo al Sc f%ortpiple0e 6orbplo,
boorun6cr 6ol1 bar fonmel1.
ga Socioliitfbrercn bap0e facet
oenne 8eife0, formn6rc6c bon life fit
Ston0punft; enten lful6e !Wanocn
bupe famine 2pn lpm Sc on0re, eller
oglaa if1,loe BON afifeoiges. SO 6a
Mr6ejosgipcren gjor0e o%pmGrfiom
poo, at bette piloe mc6fpre, at Ma1=
Sen maatte gao til6oge til 6atttg-
guar6en, mentc Mrbeiosfa1meroten, at
Oct tit jnn bore.
Dpbsfolo. 9pfrigsbiitori-
fere1t, ftp. aaptein / 6laa3en Otto
9iitfen err oe6, 56 Mar. Sen
bar / lin Sis Me6after of
Moresieaptien".
J~orfatteren og Sberietteren
Magnuslen er plrbielig
ogo al ct &iGrtellag.
- Sngenipr, ca116. point. 6. 6. ..
6nlompgtig peo @ipben=
)abns Sci og aloafnnlGg, er oeo
'fter langere 5ios Spgoom.
Sl6ebron6e. Climbing Mel-
e oe0 Soriens og ct tpt 6erpeo lig=
Jen6e min6re Gabpnrf er Sen 20.
Naj ne6brnnot. Moriagen ube=
Gn Gooscier Sillerup, v@l.
Sirltineberg", tilbprenoe 6nitegoaro
aloolfpb paa 6oliter, beboet al s..
saoefogeb, ct Natten 5. ~ .Mai
otalt neobrnnot. 8ebperne blep
iioite 2jeblif. Npgle aalpe.
% 5bin iamt Stoboet brpnbte.
loriagm til Sloens 0pfomit nbc-
ien0t.
5gnong Morgen ben 90 Mai
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I
Nefuk
&

g ill el E $ d = Ii. Jreoe-
rtfsborg %gltntsraao peotog forleoen'
ot poe ct giilifl1o poa 1000 ar. tic
ct MoleanlGg be0 @illeleie Soon.
BOT e t poe. Iorleoen ct Ser
lfet Srobrno bos ajpbnano Grnls i
Noroingborg, bpor 3ppen neo at Boz
re Bengeifnffcn op, bar itjaalet 200.
4roner. Man mener, at set CT Sc
famine @oretppe, lon1 bor arbejoet i
8tngiteo % Mpitpeo.
g y q I t: 5fomlagcr Sacoblcn
at Slngelle blep forleoen Morgen
fnnoet opo / &eloeren nnoer lit 6or-
retni1gslofale. San Lao mes @ope-
BET paa eli aasie og bapoe faoet en-
anoel1 ausie. oper Jig, bporbeo ban
bar blepet fpalt.
Mftie el t a ct IS III
c a II" / Maribo be0tog paa cit for
leoen afbol0t efstraor0inGr General
forlon1ling meo 354 ct. moo is ct
CT @eltprellen itillei Sprllag om Sell
lfobets Splpsni,1g, ian1t at Mfpif-
lingen al Sellfo6ets 6o%rretninger
lfer nc6 @el tprell e11.
Sn6brn6stDpe 6orlc=
bent er Ser begaaet Sno6ruo bos
@aaroejer q. S. Mieli Ell, Mols6o
Marf poa &eltfpn, og ltjoolet 200
SIR. ion1t en- 9el @nroipopirer. Gr
poo @oaroen t%ieltenoc, 20 aori9 lpenif
Scarf, Ire0erif s%(noerion, CT iumtiz
Sig %forlpll16et og efteriggcs mi al
Hplitiet.
6rcoerifsborg 81 M t s.
I q q s. s 6re0erifs6org MlmtS=
roaosmpoe Sen 2G. Moj to9 Mn1t=
n1ol10, @orpn @eoeu=@e6cllsborg
Mfife6 meo M%mtsroaoet, i0et fan far
in0gipet lin @cgjrring on1 slfifco.
Goo s%ln1tSroo6ets &egne broate
: @oosejer Sage, Mipoagaoro, Nmt-
n1u10en cit BARN Tof for Sc 26 s(or
I bbori Fan bopoe leoet 9(rntsroo6cts
6orbonolingcr.
6 II + pgaclig 2pbf t.
f pr c /. Ga Baron @cr11cr
5cbiloen @oliten forleocn @ftcrn1io
: Bag forn fjpren6c / Go,oegpoe
/ IoaborA gift Ser pllr0ielig @rl1o poo
Sen enc Msfsel. &1lifen blep llpl1ge
al Sognen pg @elte,1c foer oflteo
pilot 2pb. @uror1elt fol0t al Gpg
; men, og efter ct 9jeblifs Iorlbb bles
@aronesle n, Ser le0logeoe bon1, lige
F.; lcbes llpnget no. Sc fom ltrafs nll
; Der 2Ggebe6an0ling, pg set bite liz
81 mart, at Sc Dor lll,pnc loo nogc11
, lllnoe fra l1bel0et, n0cn ltprr'
Sfrorumer.
Sn0 + + 5 5 t j. pcri er
:. Iorlc0en Scot er Ser bcgnoet tire Sltb
/, 6rl1o / Nseltpeo, nen1lig bos Operlrg'
sorcf, &jp6md1o q. 5bompiel1 .!
roa Sa0nltri6pgningcn. slle ct,
: scr cr 5Dpcn gaoat il1o as Gin0lrc1
lo11 fan bnr aobnet pes at bore SIT
kntrne ub al &il16ll':fo,mcl1. Sype:
>bor opbr1tot obifilliAe afloolc0c Mp6:
Ter bos Sperlugc 2orcf, 11ten far 1T:
gen fontante Eenge fl1nl1et fil1oe
sos @j6bnla10 5bomien bor bol
for1tentlig ltiao1et forifellige @efluo:
lti1gsgienlton0e, pg ll6bpttet poa SIT
onltri6Dgningen far ogloa fun pGre1
ct min0re Ecnge6elp6. @jernings=
man0en> mel1es at bore CIT fjp6el1=
bobnif @oretpp, ser for fort 5i6 il
SEN forpne0c Sno6rl1b / &jpge.
SaIan6.
q fif@ebsbegje II g. Mef=
tor Sacobulls pe0 Morbll3 &atbe0rol=
lfple far pon @run0 al Spg0om inb=
gipet lin Mflfe0sbcgjrring.
II lpffestilfel0 0rejz
crmelter &asnmsien, Mpgaoe, slal=
borg, fal0t forle0en neo as 5rnppen
fra lite Sals @pjoe og ilog Jig ibjel
paa Steoet.
8 M t nj nj ct pco Grnf-
II g.. 6iiferifogeo for NsiSilm
6joros nor6lige Sci, Miels ajeloien,
er forl,lpffet paa 5ioroen. Sims
0in CT fun0et. Som efterln1er iid
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-15
tabt: Gtterlp 5fanoerborg, S
oericia og ginterup.

90 . t y q, 1bor 2ange, ogfer
ct ltftert 5orlpoenoe / uNoli=
tifen" eli nnr Tren1tiD at trnffe ligs
tilbage ira lin Shilling lom oaulf
apnlul liselom pg|aa ira Ben rus
life 5tatstieneite.
u al . II a I f nj / t 6 5e.ns
Sno a nj ling til Wii1ocsmGr=
fcrltc for Song Gbriltian oen 8. og
Irnm1ing 2utile bar eftcr sen iii Of
fcntliggjorte 4. Jortegnelie oper.
inofomllc @iorag giret ct @elpb al
10S,32S SIR. 81 Gre.
9tp Ga mper til
d iutii t g . nj u IL /. Jor=
lcbe1 forctoyes Ell pellpffet Erppetl1r
/ Sun0ct n1e0 Ell ny itpr Camper,
bpggct al Nlttielellfobet @l1rmeiter
& Moins Malfil1= % 5fibsbpggeri
for Megui1g slftilelifuhet 2ltoliotiif
&pnpo9ui. Gon1pereuL ser bGrer
9fopnet y1ral1ql1ebur", bill iamumen
neo Splterifibet u9fifobor", lon1 fort
otter. ifulHc lpbe al Stabelen .paa
Mefsbolcpc1 uogjprc Ell lmllf 6orp=
1elic al N%itaiiatiif &pmpognis /
Iprucjen lou allcelige Ilaooe.
uIrol1que6or" for cit 2ul1goe al
$50 500, Ell @reeoe al AZ 6po 4
Spm., pg cit Cubic al SO 500 6
Son1., ng fan 6ure cit 9p0pGgt al
'pncr 5000 Cons. 9on1pcren or lpe=
cleft i10rcttct for 6urtclt pua Tlt=
olicn pg CT loltpret meo Sc npel tie og
beoltc t%cfnilfc @julpemioler til bur
tiA 9osninA oa eaoning ienrt til @e-
Gambling al irrlig iprrt @oos ion1
0nfpnlptipcr q p.
% 5 fem al Jplfefir<
fen eller iffe? Jrpfcl1
Morp @eltenbpl5, 6ole6opegooro peo
@prsbolm, bop0e / Salu1ar ien6t
SogneprGlte1 @pjtiosoffer, men
facet Set tilbogelenot, bporefter
@prsbolm Sfolefon1islion foranleoi=
gebe, at Ser al Spgneroooet / 5te=
Set for Sfferet blep poolignet benbe
s(fgift til Sfpleprienet.
8rlln0cn BERTH bar, at iSrf. @e=
iten6ol5 / iin 5io poo Sen ifriftlige
SegjGring ont Optagelle poa 2ilten
oper &nlgere til Menigbe0sroooet
bopoe betegnet Jig lpm Me0lem al
v6et frie &irfeiomflrno" Q1nitarer=
meg, bporfor BUN life bar blepel1 op=
toget paa &alglilten. 6rpfen @eltel1=
6ol5 betragter imiolertio lta0ig Jig
lelo 1om Dprel1oe til Joltetlrte11 o1
pe'1reo oer1or S~oahefoooefs @et til
I'll poolt9l1e pence oe11 Af9tff> oo Dltl
nc peo al o@re t11o1rooot I 1tGonte
So"lll"p l'lel1e at pope 1or1op1 1lr
l OIL 49, on (T va w u
"el 1o11l "teolent a1 6ol1et1rfe't.
"loerte11e11 Dolot 111eo So911eroa,
oel, 'he'l 9~oerre11e1 S1poe1tDoo1
polol n'eo Srpten @elte11Dol6 og oelf1,
IL Soy"eeoooe1 Ill oil oe1ole Sogens
S"''ol''''''9e''
w eg ns " p L
e''
.''o'peJuet oeo e. 81 9opeollopetl
'''','Dle 'o'ooe pot poo! Ell So1'11ole
l1'ep epeIe" lor oe' o1opoe So'9es
S'pl'en> VI. SoppnS %t11el1' oer M
er otlol pos 6rp1'1ef''e sf'nlp. s
So''lole''s = lpo'eoe 9r. @lttell
u. q. Poa ell Uofe|porg1el ON, Doelll
al De mango te]lerllae % to'19cl19c
@1o1ler peo OCT oo'llte @of Der III
e9e1ltl1g par oolllta19lt at t1ltreosltll=
le, at oct oar llet 1tte laa let at ligc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-15

@ga#rAI WsGTE.w-fE Sr~ 4
WolosmGnoene nnblgb.
6 Il g 0@a ri s t &C b.:
Sra &mtoers me6Deles, at 8rpnOe |
ban0ler Matbins 9eoeriens Gnfes
ariltrl1p forleDcn paa Ell @offe
Mprbe0en al ariitrl,p blep operfiprt
al Ell &iiprcfpi hpprpeD INN 1(cp 100
iloe tilreot, at 61m ltrafs afqif peo
Cohen. Gen Iorl,lnffcoe por &C
s(or Qou1n1el.
% 9lor s III N
II m S or If M ono 5.
Iolfetbinqsma1o Gnlen fejrcoe sen
"a Moi fit % 9[ors cu1bilrl1m ION
Observation-Disclosures feprplentant. s.
i1o6l1otc til ct Ieltu1ooltio / Ircoe
ricio, bppri beltpu loa u1al1qe &errer
og Gamer, lonv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gems Sol f1tnoe rlln1me. Sra @c,1ncr
pg Meningsful(cr inolpb mango Sc-
lcgromnler.
5prit glib
M . e far anlogt 6irnlol1dpl1et
"Sl1ter1otionolc". Sen orines MI
til 9els 1rnoer 2eoellee at oo11lte ST.
teres1e11ter og Toglngnp % letter
for Chen ltor &rott pao TororbcJ=
Der til Ell on1tottel10e Nroollttlol1.
Ior fort 5to 1ioen a1tor1 til tSobr1=
pe1tlgtt19eS meo a1l~peleof1'laell c az
6oollloterlole IRA oe't o''a1pel'oc
Mo1e.
en sprneb1 9lpsooA
81 II 9. Gen -. Nto) popoe
&nlo111g CIT mcgct nellDttet SDrlle=
bj9lpsoog. Otter 6prllog al SorN=
1lclter Sc6Jprrl11g bopoe ll1olt tl1lo=
ltrnoig ltreget Dclc bet porc Set
arrangement al GogenS Yro1roM.
0ette inolfrrr,fe0e Jig til, at 20C
lu1gc Higcr al @pcns Iolnilicr
nne0 %vmntorilcrc0c @psler" og Nclt;
Gmblcrncr puG 0crcs lple Sun1n1cr.
fipler ira ON Mor0cl1cn vbicnlp0te"
lo1ntlioc @llle / @pcu. Mcl,,ltotct a
eSnolumlinoen hlep opcr Norpeutllil1r
i. Sra 8 n.m-urNfs a,
N c t. &pcm bulfer life Sc 5i0rr,
oo mon bclc 2onoct ppcr lpcfl,lercoe
III Gsbiera=@pgaegr1uloe, lfripcl
uSftpc Mpis". g(0lfillige Sfincbnr:
gere lp0 1iA in ogloo friltc. Gr
Spmmcrmelt / Sfibc fjpbtc 1uo(e
0cs Ell Grll11o, JONI ban flerc SallN'
bor toget / Rjelprt. Grl1noen pnl
oltio pGrtt tiliooct og %6eploltet, mel
Dpcln Der hel9rgeoe oct for bolt nol
bom eli Goooe. Iorleoc1 CT Der font
met oct Nlnoel1gc Sltofob til boll1,
at Der poo Brlt110e11 CT opfprt ell
g%r1tnon1llret eJel1opn1, oN III ltol
ban 19]e11 lleo at le til I'M Srltl1o'
lom Der oel1lle @ol1g ct blepet lpr0et
laa 11al11n1oel1g t)p1t 1or.
81 III rOet peD @orn IL
c t. Sm set / liolte l1ge n0fpr=
ligt meooelte &ppnloro peo 8orl1ilet
pou 0rengcn Spren Eetcr Scnjen,
6pis 2iq Sen 30. Wtui blep fun0ct /
\ Sophie Mmulicouor0s Sfpp, or Der
en0m life inolp6ct loooon1c pccrli=
acre @ftcrretninoer, Scr flr,oc tuoc
poo, at man bar fomnnct nurll1erc til
5ooe1s Cpflorir1o. Ser bor not1,r=
Iiopis. lpm oftio pcD lioncuDc ocilio=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-15
livsvendepunktet
lnteIligente Kvinder tager Forholdsregler.
Farer % Smerter j denne krifske Periodic kan
undsaaes we'd Brusen at Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
mango


Kvinder tanker
over, at den NEST
kritiske Periodic |.
en- Kvindes Eksi-
stems er Livsfor-
a%ndringen, og at
den Hngstelse,
som f@1es af
Kvinder, naar
den11e It'd er
nar, like er uden
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= DanmarR. >
AlminSelise Gfterretuinaer.

Iolfctb ngspalg II e.
Sc lellelt inOlpbne 9anmorfsbla6e
bctr0fter / ct og oft pc 9eregninger,
hi poo 8run1olug al Sc inolpbne Sc
lc9rommer bragte bore 29lere for IA
Gage lioen ON Yortiltillinge11 / set
lme Soliciting, finn nteb sen ltn0ta=
,9clle, at eli @piremono, MeOaftpr
Mepcntlom / Moribofrco icn pnifer
Jig bcl'regl1ct til ult0enfor @ortier-
l1e." hnprpeo @pjre n1ilter cit Mono.
@erefter bliper Gortiltillinge,,, mar
Ioraerne lom leoSanlig %benrcanes
til Mca;cringsportiets Grllppc fpl-
gcl1oe:
&cnltreref prm1partict Sc
Snciolocmpfrutict 81
.@uire IL
Muberotc 8
Nclfetbiuaets &cnltrc Mbf.) 8
Spsguilgcrc 4
Ill
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Sa!lan6.

Mflfe0sbegie II g. Mef-
tor Sacobulls pe0 MorDu5 &atbc6ro(=
lfole far poo @run0 al 5pgoom ino-
gipct lin Mfife6sbcgjrring.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
GOES TO THE ROADS
Final Settlement of the harrington
Barn Burning Case i'm GuiIfori
County.

Thomas 3. harrington, of Guilford
county. who has been walking around
on bail pending his appeal TO the su-
preme court. will have 10 serve his
sentence Of two years on the public
roads, the higher court having affirm
ed the Judgment of the court below.
Harrington is the father of Beatie
and Dave harrington. who, with a man
named Ozment, VINO was in his en-
ployment, are serving terms of five
years each on the road gang. Tho
crime of which the men were con-
victed was burning the barn Of Isaac
Stanley. The elder Harrington. who
was believed TO have instigated the
crime. was at home at the time of the
barn burning. He had been reported
by Mr.. Stanley for selling whiskey con-
trary TO law, and il is understood that
the burning was planned and executed
in revenge. harrington was acquitted
of the charge of barn burning, but
was tried for retailing, convicted and
sentenced, and from the judgment of
the court took an appeal.
The gist Of the decision of the su-
preme court appears in the following:
For violation of a statute prohibit
ing the sale of spirituous liquor with
out license, the person convicted may
be improsined in the county Jail with
directions that he be worked upon the
public roads.
When no time is fixed by the sta
tute, this court will not hold an i'm
prisonment for two years cruel and un-
usual.
1T is proper for the trial judge to
state the reasons which impelled him
to impose the sentence passed.
Greensboro Record.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
REPUBLICANS CALL FOR HELP.

We are anxious to have every repub-
lican in close touch and working in
harmony with the republican national
congressional committee in favor of
the election Of a republican congress.
The congressional campaign must be
based on the administrative and legis-
latiVe record of the party. and. that
being 50. Theodore ROosevelt's person.
alitv must he a central figure and his
achievements a central thought in the
campaign.
The above is the cry of the chairman
q the republican congressional COM
mittee That party is afraid to lay the
usual contributions On the big corpor-
aticns and trusts and is trying to raise
9 necessary campaign fund from the
masses Of the party. Mr.. Sherman
wants each member of the party to
send enc dollar. Our heretofore rich
friends. the republicans, are getting
mighty low down in funds when it
comes 10 begging for one dollar sub
scriptiOns from its members. It does
not make matters any better tC talk
about having every republican in close
touch and working in harmony wiz
the republican executive committee -
What Mr. Sherman wants is enough
money in the republican party's treas
ury TO keep the democrats from secur-
ing a majority in the next house Of
representatives.
The big insurance companies and
other corporations have had scare
about contributing TO the republican
campaign fund and Mr.. Sherman
knows he cannot look to them for f.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
Flynn's $ Goat.

4 Nan named Fs:Ea
II Once had goat that had a
n way .
Which sad experience could
not stay
lie would tc-ta
At early r--C-a 90 look around
For any chance that nis.t be found
For butt.ng in
4 goatly grin
Would overspread his features when
He found occasion now and the.
For butt!ng in.
Fate takes special care.
1t seems. for those who can't fo-bear
From butting in
Repeated sin.
However. always gets its pay.
He saw small plain box one day
And butted in,
Although twas lettered clear IN sight,
He couldn't read. Twas dynamite.
He butted in.
Poor Mr.. Flynn
Is goatless now. No more he'll see
His Caprian pet in capering glee-
He butted in.
And as he tells the tale he notes
Its moral, warning men and goats
'Gainst butting in
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
THE LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool, July 25.-4 p m spot
cotton quiet; prices two points lower:
American middling firm s.5I: good
middiing s-2S: middling COL; low mid
dlng 5-s5: good ordinary $50: ordi-
nary a.3s- The sales OF the day were
5000 bales Of which 500 were for
speculation and export and included
$500 American Receipts 400 bales
all American. Futures opened easier
and closed firm: American middIing
q. .. c July SIS TO ST.: July and
August 5.13 10 5.74: August and Sep
temoer 5.e4 10 5-ss: September and
October 5.5s 10 $50: October and No
vember SIS 10 5.5s: November and
December SIS: December and January,
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
HECEIP1,S AND EXPORTS.

New York, July 15.-Total today,
at all ports, Net receipts 1881 bales:
exports to Great Britain 795 bales; ex-
ports to France S55 bales: exports 10
the Continent 1899 bales: exports TO
Japan Al bales: stocks 229,191 bales
Consolidated, at all ports, Net re-
ceipts HISS bales: exports to Great
Britain 599 bales; exports to France
905 bales: exports TO the Continent H.
9.9 bales: exports to Japan 6S bales.
Total since September 1st, at al
ports, Net receipts 7,747,973 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 2.S0S,S04 bales
exports TO France 1880 bales: ex-
ports TO the Continent 2.636.S91 bales
exports to Japan 11S.2SS bales: exports
to Mexico 2.164 bales.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
SPECIAL RATES VIA SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TORONTO, CAN. Meeting odd Eel
lows, dates of sale, rates and con-
ditions to be announced later.
MONTEAGLE, TENN. Woman's Con-
gress, July 3Oth-August goth, one
first class fare plus % cents for
round trip.
ASHEVILLE, n. c. Commercial Law
League of America, one first class
fare plus 25 cents for round trip.
fONTEAGLE, TENN. Monteagle Bible
Training School, July 5th-August
1st, one fare plus 25 cents round
trip.
MONTEAGLE, TENN. Monteagle
Sunday School Institute, July
15th-August 5th, one fare plus 25
cents round trip.
Summer School, July 2nd-August
3rd, one first class fare plus 25
cents round trip.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Grand Aerie,
Fraternal Order Of Eagles, Au-
gust 14th-1Sth, one first class fare
plus s2.OO round trip.
LEXINGTON, Ky. National Grand
Lodge United Brothers of Friend
ship and Sisters of the Mysterious
Ten, July 30th-August 3rd, one
first class fare plus 25 cents round
trip.
NASHVILLE, TENN. Peabody Col
lege Summer Schools for Teach
ers Vanderbilt Biblical Institute,
June 11th-August 10th. one first
class fare plus 25 cents round trip.
For detailed information as to rates,
schedules. dates of sale, limits, etc.
address your Ticket Agent Or the un-
dersigned.
c. H. GATTIS
Travelling Passenger Agent,
jun % Raleigh, \. G.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Galveston steady at Il: net receipts
426 bales.
New Orleans quiet at 107s; net re-
ceipts 1,2S75s bales.
Mobile quiet at 1Oss; net receipts
120 bales.
Savannah easy at 10 11-16; net re-
ceipts LIS bales.
Charleston nominal: net receipts 1O4
bales.
Wilmington nominal; net receipts II
bales.
Norfolk steady at lis: net receipts
467 bales.
Baltimore nominal at ia.
Boston quiet at 1890; net receipts
PSI bales.
Philadelphia steady at Ills.
New York. July 25.-New York
quiet at 1890; gross receipts 9S bales;
sales 10 bales; stocks 96,424 bales.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27

Houston steady at 107s; net receipts
162 bales.
Augusta quiet at 11h; net receipts
103 bales.
Memphis quiet at 1044; net receipts
"a bales.
st. Louis dull at 10 15-16; net re-
ceipts "a bales.
Cincinnati; net receipts 246 bales.
Louisville firm at IL.
Total today; net receipts $50 bales.
gross receipts 1.775 bales; shipments
2.679 bales; sales 2,601 bales; stocks
70 225 bales
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
Possible Trouble.

TIL have 10 put you in stateroom
with another man. said the clerk of
the steamer
Who is he:" asked the passenger
"A Mr.. Skies He's all right. l know
him"
What is ke:'
He's Il silent partner in brewery"
Haven't you any other vacant
berths:'
NO; this is the only one we have
left"
well, I'll take 1t. But if you hear
the biggest row in that stateroom pres
emily you ever had on this boat you
needn't let it surprise you. I'm a
temperance lecturer" = Chicago Trib-
une
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
NAVAL STORES
PRODUCE.

BCTTER-2Sc.
COFFEE-9. 10 lli2c.
TLOUR-Straights si.25 TO s. SO
second patents s4.15: full patents S.
% TO $3.50
SALT-Prices car load lots. 100 lbs
c. F. $50: zoo lbs. c. F. 66c; zoo lbs,
E T. Sac: less than car load lots, l0e
lbs. c. r. 3Sc: 200 lbs, c. F. In cotton
sacks 7lc: zoo lbs. r. T. CSC.
NOLASSES-S. House Ice: New
Orleans brights 24c: Porto Rico 81 IL
35c: Cuba csc
SUGAR-Granulated s+.70; ". c. y.
No. $3.50: No. I s4.45: No. si-l5:
No. Il s4.1O.
LARD (Tierce bass) pure 9; com
pound TIC.
> mixed I 10 13c.
GArS-No. . mixed IS to IS: white
seed oats soc.
HAY--No l Timothy $50.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-27
Forgiven.

They were playing billiards.
What strange tendency the balls
have to kiss" she said
why do you think it stranger he
asked.
''Oh, don't know. Perhaps I ought
not to mention it"
He went on playing, SO she put up
her cue and said it was stupid game
But she forgave him in the conserva-
tory ten minutes later.-Chicago Rec
Ord-Herald.