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The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02
MORE LOCALS.

\ Wild West circus train passed through town Sunday enroute 10 Nynne. and attracted considerable attention owing to the disspDoint- ment of the previous day. when Hag- enbeck failed 10 show.
 We make speciality Of old Yan- niSsee Whisky. IL Is mellow with age, and leaves no headache. Try it and 6e convinced IL is the best whisky on the Forrest City market. T. C. Folbre, Jr. x Company.
 We have just received fifty dozen ladies shirt waists which We will offer to the trade for the next ten days at Pc each. This is a great bargain. First come first served. Fussell-Gra- ham-Alderson Company.
 Miss Eunice Nimocks has returned 10 Forrest City, and will spend the winter here with her father, NIT. R. A. Nimocks. The Times desires to ioin the many friends of Miss Nim- ocks Tn cordial welcome Judge J. B. Sanders and wife. and Elder W. H. Paslay. left yesterday for Little Rock to attend a meeting of the Baptist General Association of Arkansas. MT. and Mrs. Robuek, of Haynes accompanied them.
 MT. Cbas F. Gordon arrived in the city Monday to accept position with the Forrest City Manufacturing Com pany. The Times extends him a cor dial welcome. and hopes he will be greatly pleased with our city.
 Perhaps the largest invoice of no. tions. exclusively, which has come 10 Forrest City this season is now for sale at correct prices by W. T. Sand CTS Topsy hosiery comprises good big part of this complete line. Cal and see.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02
A Year Of Blood,

The year 1903 will long be remem- bered in the home of F. V. Packet. of Alliance, Kentucky. as a year of blood, which flowed so copiously from MT. Packets lungs that death seemed very near. He writes: Severe bleed ing from the lungs and a frightful cough had brought me at death s door, when l began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, with the astonishing result that after talk. ing four bottles I was completely re- stored and as time has proven per. manently cured" Guaranteed fol sore lungs, coughs and colds, at al druggists. Price 50c and sl. Tria bottle free.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02
Notice of Sale of Impounded Stock
In the city of Forrest City.

III iilt Cilt Ol OIIesO CllS. Notice is hereby given that I will on Thursday, the 8th day of November, 1906, offer and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following de- scribed animals, which have been in my charge during the full limit of the time prescribed by law:
 Description Of animals:
 One Jersey bull calf, unmarked. One red bull calf, unmarked. One black heifer, red inside of ears, red streak down the back. Owners of any or all of the above described stock may claim same by paying charges to the city marshal on or before the date of sale.
 II. NJ. WILDER,
 City Marshal.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02

The mayor stated that the books and and accounts kept by the book keeper and cashier of the Water and Light Company was at all times open to inspection by any one desiring in- formation pertaining 10 same.
 The mayor called attention to the non-enforcement Of the sidewalk ob- structing ordinance, and asked the opinion of the council as 10 modify ing the same. No action.
 An ordinance to establish rules and regulations and fix charges for the use of lights supplied by the city of For rest City, and 10 punish violators of the same" was read the required number of times and passed final vote and ordered published. (See or dinance in another column.)
 A committee of merchants were present and through Alderman San ders, asked if something could not be done to prevent the selling of fruit from car on the Choctaw right of way by non-residents.
 The mayor said that he had con- suited an attorney on the subject and could see no way to remedy the evil. He suggested that some one indict the sellers as peddlers, but no one seemed willing 10 assume the responsibility so the matter ended as it began.
 The mayor reappointed the water and light committee, as follows: Chairman, Mayor German: Aldermen Ravens, Lanier and Grobmyer. Council adjourned.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02

Ladies and Misses Cloaks Ill aA the latest and most popular laoii's, !, each garment with "a pile of styig, r are now being shown by The 9..a;al. ,. Beck Company, where you are coio''' ly invited to call.
 Dr. J. R. BLACKS MAuNIis EYE WATER is painless, harn,U .n onre contains no poison, and VIII luorld. o any case of sore eyes in the !, "T Sr,,o. For sale and guaranteed by all u'' R. pists. . Manufactured by J; J;vrN. N. BLACK MEDICINE CO.' NETT, MO.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02

represented. T. c. Folbre, Jr. & Company.
 MT. Tom Williams, who is travel ing Tn Texas, has been in town sev- eral days this week on visit to rela- tives and friends, and guest of his sister, Mrs. Homer Folbre. Tom is looking fine.
 MT; B. Putnam Banks, representing the University Medical Society, was Tn town several days last week, and le1t Monday. He is an ex-newspaper man, genial fellow, and gave us pleasant call.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02
CITY COUNCIL

| special meeting Of the City Co1n. eil was held in the city hall, Wednes- day night. October 3I.
 The following members answered roll call. Aldermen Mcdaniel. Lsnier, Hzyers. Sanders. Mallory: Mayor German presiding. with Recorder Barker al the desk.
 Minutes Of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 The resignation of Alderman Mann vas read. and On motion Of the mayor, seconded by Alderman Sanders. the same was accepted
 The mayor stated that the resigna- ton of Alderman Mann left vacancy in the first ward, and that nomina- tions to fIl the vacancy were in order.
 Alderman Mcdaniel in . neat little speech offered the name Of MT. M. L. Monroe as candidate.
 Alderman Lanier thought that the aldermen should be selected from diff ferent parts of the ward. and as NIT. Monroe was near neighbor of Alder. man McDariel, he offered the name Of L. R. Grobmyer as candidate.
 The ballot was called for and result ed as follows: Grobmyer, }: Monroe, ?.
 The mayor declared MT. L. R. Grob myer elected to fill the vacancy as al rerrnen as rho 6ro. u.yd
 The report of the cashier of the Water and Light Company was order cd filed.
 The fct q Ia urcro nr kolInrrr.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02
Had q Close Cal

"A dangerous surgical operation. involving the removal of a malignant ulcer, as large as my hand, from my daughters hip, was prevented by the application of bucKlen's Arnica SalYe," says A. C. Stickel, of Miletus. West Virginia. Persistent use of the salve completely cured it. Cures cuts. burns and injuries. 25c at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02
Famous Strike Breakers.

The most famous strike breakers Tn the land are Dr. Kings New Life Pills. When liver and bowels go on strike, they quickly settle the trouble and the purifying work goes right on Best cure for constipation, headache and dizziness. 25c at all druggists
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02

The republicans have 8 candidate for congress in the field, and it be- hooves every democrat in the First District 10 70 to the polls and beat him. This Is important and each one should take the trouble not only to vote, but get your neighbor to vote also.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02

Misses Maggie and Emma Eldridge entertained with Halloween party Wednesday night assisted by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church. It was novel and very en- joyable affair, and quite nice little sum was realized.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02
( ash Only.

Notice is hereby given that all stove wood is sl.50 per load, strictly cash on delivery. No more wood sold on credit. If you need load of good cord wood, phone No. 14S, or call on
 J. B. TERRY.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02
HAS STOOD THE TEST as YEARS

The old. original GROVES Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. IL is iron and quinine in a tasfeless form. No cure. No pay.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02

Smiths Sure Kidney Cure.
 The only guaranteed kidney remedy. Buy it-try it-it costs you nothing If It fails. Price 50 cents. J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02
The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure

is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your druggist will refund your money if after taking one bottle you are not satisfied with results. 90 cents by ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02

Fine opportunity for c enera ] Haynes 10 offer his services 10 line up the refractory Utes.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02

MT. Bob Lindsey came up from our neighbor city, Haynes, last Saturday 10 see his many friends and take in the circus.
 T. O'Brien & Company bought nice bunch of thirty-six head of boqs lasu Week rom Bob Patterson, of St. rrahcls bottom. Tom reports that MT. Patterson is quite sick and wants to sell out. 10
 The holidays are approaching. We nave repienished our already large stock of fine old whiskies, and solicit, your jug orders and bar trade. We guarantee every brand to be just as
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-02

Bruce Macon deserves a comp pill mentary vote. Don't forget the cleo tion on Novembers.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15
Twenty Ave per cent off on all boys
winter suits. Proctor and 90. 8itf

WARRANTS AT 93-This Is pay
day for the city officials and en-.
ployes For the first time In any
months city warrants are being sold
today for ninety-three cents. The
price. 1t is said. will remain at this
figure for several months to come.
provided that some one does not jump
in and offer more for them. 1t IL pre-.
dicted by many that before the end
Of the year city paper will be selling
for ninety. five cents. It was not
more than four months ago that II
was sold for 87iS cents The oitv's
finances are in better shape now than
they have been for years.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

A BIG BLOWOUT-The Woodmen
of the World will have q big blowout
this evening. the occasion being the
visit to Camp No. 3s Of l. I, Boak,
head consul Of the Pacific Jurisdic.
tion. W. o. W. There will be all
kinds Of red fire burning along the
lire Of march which will form at the
Fremont hotel and hnish at the Union
hall. The entertainment committee
has arranged for the entertainment OF
about 400 people.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

SHALE SIDEWALK-Street Com
missioner Mackey Is working a force
Of men who are putting In shale
sidewalk on Pixies Peak avenue from
Seventh street to the Santa Fe tracks.
The walk between these points IL
nearly foot too low and during the
rainy season the holes ill with
water. making it inconvenient for
the mill workers.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15
Twenty five per cent off on all boys
winter suits. Proctor and 90. 8ltf

GOT THIRTY DAYS-Gsorge E..
Dunn, who was charged with stealing
an overcoat belonging to Cloyd Mept.
ger and valued at SIC. go and who was
also charged with beating q $7S bill
which he had incurred at the home
Of Zona Mentzer, was brought back
from Pueblo yesterday afternoon and
was Immediately taken before Justice
Sanders for hearing. He pleaded
guilty to both charges and WAS sen.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15
Excursion to Cripple.

The f. and @. O. will run another
excursion to Cripple Greek Sunday
morning at 81 80 for the round trip.
Special train leaves at 8 a. M. aud
returns at Z 80 .. NJ. 80. .43
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

COAL OARS-The Florence Goal
company has placed an order with L.
@. Furniss. the blacksmith. for two
coal cars for use in tho company s
mine at williamsburg. After the
completion of these an order may be
placed for four others.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

NEARLY FINI5HED--M. J.. White
to whom the contract for building the
break " ater on the river banks was a
warded, will finish the job this week
il the weather continues fine. It is a
very substantial piece of work for the
amount Of money expended.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

MOvED-D. O. Green and wife
have moved from sl9 East Main
street to $40 West Eighth.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15
For plumbing 90 to MoRa.'.. ae.l

WAY DOWN-Weil No. $40 Of the
United Oil company has reached 3
depth Of 8, 500 and there 10 no oil in
sight yet. The compeay does not feel
discouraged In any way and will
keep pounding away to make a test of
that part of the field.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

tencvd to thirty days in the sesunty
Jail for stealing the overcoat and
Judgment was deferred on the board
bill matter until aftsr he had served
bis sentence in jail. He was taken to
Canon City by Ed Warner last even.
ing.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

ALL MISSIONARIES WON.
en- Of the Baptiat auxiliary invite the
members of the other missionaries
societies to be present at the meet ing
at Mrs. Mitchell's February le.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

High grade garden hose at Uhri's
bicycle shop. 108 Pixies Peak. 34-4t
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

Brown & Son hay. grain. feed. coal
Successors to E. r. MiltAr. 4-ti
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

Cucumber cream for face. lips
rough skin. Palace Pharmacy. 84tf
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

Twenty five per cent off on all boys
winter suite. Proctor and Go. 8ltf
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15
The North End Poultry Yards

Original Silver Laced Wyapdottes and
Silver Spanpled Hamburgs. A few very
fine cock ere's for sale. You nsed new
blood in your flock to increase health
and egg production. Eggs for Matching
for sale. Come and sec em. They are
beauties. d. L. KIMMELL, Prop.
3l8 w. 7th ST., Florenc
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15
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! JOTTiNOS ABOUT TOWN
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

For hardware g to MoRAe'a.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-15

Go to MoRae's for tin work.
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Ger gga1p gorfer StantS. 3eitri5"
tdbelt ibr @erliuer Qorreiponosnt: {:
sic looernoen6ldmmen Scr 9egciite.
ruug. lpeld,e oer leete slppell oeS
&eibsfanSlerS 8iiritcu D, 9iiIou aiI
ben GatriotiSnuts Ser Wtitglicoer oeS
&eihfoes Dor oeiicn glufloiing ent-
Siiuoet botte. iiuo imermortet ihucil
ousgebrannt. GS mar nur Strch-
felter. glui Den Gntbiiiosmus Oes
eriten gIrgenhIids, lpelher Elm ge.
ihIoIIenes 3rlammengeben ollerRar.
teien ge9en Centrum uno Sosinlutcr
bel ben HeihstnaSmoblen ertportcn
IieB, lit bereits cine oIloeneiue @r.
niihterung 9efolet. Bon G-inigteii
unter Den biirgerIiden &ortien iii
feline Spur mebr porbaitoen. lSSa. JIG
lin0 iogor inter eiuonoer uuciniger,
aIs ie 5ilpor. 9ie &pnierpotioen uuO
Die Siberolen 0es linfen .SIiigcIs be.
feb0en iid eeeenieitig oui 0os Sef
tigite. SSm Sintlif auf ole bittert
gnimoiit1t, meId)e sic biirgerli6en
Borteien gc9en chamber befumOcu.
biirite, BON gelegentIihen ginigun.
gen nbgeieben, ibr barmoniidles 3n.
iannengeben Dor 0enStidppoblen 3u.
meiit 81 0en 0ingen ser ltnnl0g,Ib.
felt geboren Gie 6reiiinnigen, mie
Sheooor 0artb. baben oeu redtS'
itehen0en Yorteien bereits SEN 3ehOe,
hnnoiftb bingaporien. Sic hoben
in Dem r9erImer Gaqcblott" o;e Gr.
fl6rlnq nbqeQebcn, 0oB Qonierpatiue
mie 9l0rarier ibnen obioIut nnon-
nebnbor nGren. Die aus oem 2aner
Scr 2cbtcren fonmenoen Stimmen
louten ebeltio idroif oblcbneto gegen
ieoeu @aft nit Sen 1reiiinniaeu.
SSSSnspiid1en iino Sic .9}oroSeut'dc
glIlgenteine 3eittng" mo sic uGolnl.
Ihe 3eitun9" an Ser Arbcit. Del on
Die @oqen ser pnlitiidhen Grrcgu1
5u 9ieBen. ,Sn oifi5ioIen NrtifrIr
iino beioe @I1tter inter SinlpciS aui
oie Ger uotionaIen Sadie oroben0eu
idrperen @efubren eifrigit benliibt
5ipiihen Den einonoer befdmpfenocr
Torteien perntitteluo einptgreiie1
un0 Sic norbanoeHen @eQcnidbe ouS-
8uQleiden. Bon einem grioIg oieie:
@ermittlrlWSperiuhe lit hisher aIlcr.
oiras nidltS 5u peripiiren. ,Sm Ge-
gentbeil, Die norbonbene aluft per'
treitert lid 5uIebeneos. Gie Jest ncdj
oorbanOene Soffrrng gebt oahii, noIi
Die lid sur 3eit beefdnpfen0en Gor-
teien I'M leBten augenblid lid ibrcr
potrtotifen HfGid)ten erinnern unl
in Sen Stidnpdbleu 9eneininme Ca
die geegen Centrum un0 So5ialOemr.
fraten MAIDEN ner0en.
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Sir 9Satrid.
geeiu gOorf, 27. 9es


GIarf gea, Der grGIioent ser ,,Ute.
bico 2egol Societp", bat geltern in
einem Idngeren on oen fonlmenoer
@oupernenr 0es Staotes 9egp gorf
CHARLES g. Sugbes eeri9teten S6rei.
ben ailf uoIle 9egnooigung fir Den
betonntlih tpegen @rmorouna 0cs
MiIliondrs 9tice sum Sooe oerurtbc..
ten, onnn aber BON Dem gegentpdr.
tigen @ouuerneur Siggins Su leoenS.
l1ngliher 3ud)tbausitraie begnooig.
TEN gilbert Z. Yatrit beantragt.
Sn ieinem Sdreibcn iuiQ Der Be.
tent Dor 9laem ben gla6meis Iiefern,
oab Der 9elpeiS fir oie Dem ange.
flaeten Sur Soit gplegte 8ergiituna
0es WfiIliondrs nidt erbrnft neroen
tonnte, no6Oem Die 2eide oes an.
gebIih @rmoroeten bereits einbalia-
nl:-t lpar. gei Der Ginbalianiruna
Der6e an idmmtliden 2eiben cine
Tlillilgfeit benliSt, Die itarf orienif.
boItia lit, uno inioIse oeiien iei Der
einbnIfamirte aroper iraeno eines
Soofen reidIib NIT arienif oeriehen.
Sn Dem Sbreibcn miro ipe3iea oa.
rnuf biugelpieien. oab in Dem Bro.
5eiic gegen 4atrid @rperten erfIdr.
ten, 6aB oos oerluanote arienif nidlt
mebr in Die 9uneen Der 9eidle orin.
gen fonute, onmaIs elm tpi6tiaes @e.
tpeismottrial eegm ben anaefIoater
Ger .snannte gertrefer ser ,,U2e.
oico 2egaI Sorietp" ertIdrt nun i'm
Romen ieiner 9eieui9oft, oos Bel
ben bier berrihenoen W2etbooen ir.
eeto cine Oo3n oertumrote JIiiTiiafeit,
oIio aud Sas arierif. Die 2unqen Der
9eite erreihen niiIie uno 6oB IN.
tolee oeiien bcs BON oer meobini.
iden eTperten eeeen gatrid ooree.
brG&te ganeismuterio. binfdHig ie...
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RuBIauo.
@t. NeterSbmra. "a. 0el


Uie 9oumluouenernte lit in WtitteI.
alicn gang auBeroroentIid) reid.
g9obreno ioHlt MIR $4,000 @oggun.
lobungen sur Ausfubr gelougen, lte.
ben eegenpdrtig 1900 fir bieien
3ped 5ur @erfiiaung. Die giien-
bobnen miiiien beiouoerc MoBnob.
men treffen, Inn Den transport Der
galmiuoIle 5u beipdItiaen.
St. petersburg, q. 9e3.
Tie 2eite oeS am %. .. Wits. in
&iper ermoroeten Generals @rofen
sIIeris Sgnatielu ipuroe i'm bieligen
NIeranoer RGpSfifIoIter beigeiett.
Ser Grouerieier pobnten Die 8roB.
fiirItcn Wddael, 9tifoIous, Sergius
Wdhailoruitlm u uno onoerc bier ontue-
fenOe NtitgIieoer oeS foiierlihcn
SauieS nit gluSnobme oeS 3oren bel.
Ser Geiben5ug mar Der groBte uuo
itattlihite, oen man bier ieit 1Sobren
Job. 9os aon5e Heaiment GbepaIier.
gorSe, oos @oroeregiment &auIoms.
ii mo berittene Snianterie biI0eten
Die Srauergoroe. Ger 3ar uno oie
3arin ianofen &rGn3e.
Toidfent, q. 9c3.
Die oeutid1e, Ole iron50libe uno
Die ruliiibe Expedition 5iu @eobof.
ting Der SonuenfiniterniB am Ia.
Sonuor iinO bier ein9etrofien Neben
oen ionit bel oerortiaen 9lnlGIien lib.
Iiden @ermeiiltngen uitp. ioGen Dies.
nal alh Grforihun0en ser b6beren
SuftIhidltcn nit outomotiidcn &egi.
itrlrbnIona noraennnlmcn mcrNcn.
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9 0 b nerh 8 hnna.
Qsittshlra. lso.. 26. gei.

3ie gugcltelten III Den Spreng.
GhmeI5biitten I'M Ntabonin9 uno
Sbenogo lbale boben Die llittbei.
lung erbalteu, onB lie 81 glcuiaDr
cine 2obnerbobung BON 10 Fro3cnt
erbaIten meroen. IS beriibrt Dies
unqefabr 1000 Monn, fir Die Die
9uIoae cine ireuOige llebcrrnidung
lit, ga lire 8Guertidluit Dor ein
ponr Nlonoten crit nm 2obuerbobung
rohoeiud,t bate, aber dbihIagiq be,
ihicoen mar. Iic me:iten oortigen
Siitten oehoren Der II 2 Sterl Cor.
porotion uno Der u 4 Snpocr Co
fie suinnnnen ctpn 5000 2trbeiter in
oein 3iitritt beid)aitigcn
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9ie Suben in &uBIano.
NQibinoton, 26. Ge3

SoIboffi3ieae NiittbeiIungen, Die
Staots0epnrtement enpflng, oeit.
ten an oaB Die 6roge, oh SSilOen in
allen 5beilen 9tuBlanos &ano erner.
ben oiirien, iomie Die 9egreBllng
Der iiioiiben gfieoerIoiiungen Der
9unia iiberloiien merOen ioIlen. @or
Dem 3uiannnentrit Der 0uma iuer.
oen ober foIgenoe MoBnabmen aus.
gefiibrt meroen: glufbebun9 Der 30.
Observation-Disclosures innerholb Der ben
sSuoen 3ur 9lriieolung ilberloilenen
9iitriften in q @oupernements; Die
@efanntlnodlmg dbnliher slnoro-
mlnoen iiir ISuoen oitberboIb oieier
TiTtrifte, mo gIuibebitng Der San,
helsbcid)r0nfrngen iiir SSuoen
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Gin DUNG oerIangt.
9telp g)orf. 27. 0e,

S. Nerpont Wiorgan, Or. 2pntan
abbott ufo on0ere promincnte Eer-
ionen baben in einem oifenen grieie
on oen G5toatSiefret0r 9ioot ouf oie
3uitdn6e i'm Congo 6reiitoat ouf-
merriam gemaht, meIhe iie ols iii.
perein6ar nit alien bumanen 9ln.
foroerungen be5eidnen. Sic oerlda.
gen, baB Die arnerifaniid)e 9iegierung
iih in'3 Ofittcl legen uno iolden 3u.
itGn6en Elm @rbe MAIDEN m0ge.
gs beiBt in oen 9riefe, baB ielbIt
6ie BON Dem aonige 9eopoI0 er.
nannte llnteriuAungsf gsfommiiiion
nidt umbin fonnte, sic 3uitGnoe i'm
Gongo-Stante oIs id1euBlid) 81 be-
5eihnen. Inter Nnoerem muroe be.
riftet, oaB Die Gingeborenen ols
Gflaoen bebon0elt iperben; oaB
tibnen oas 2ono geraubt miro; onb
fie in ieoer @eiie ausgepliinoert ur0
gelniBban0elt tperoen ;ooB idlon Sic
fleincn &inoer ser Ginacborenen sur
SfIopenarbcit angebalten peroen
uno oie orruen Sd)par5en audi i'll
ocn @crid)ten feline @erehtigfeit fin-
Sen. ga Die Ser. Stdoten iiH untrr
Sen Wtdtbten befonoen, peIde Dem
gongo-Stoote cine Hegierilng gober
10 miro ser StontSiefrctdr eriuht,
&edeni6oft iiber oie @crlpnltlng 5u
berldndcr
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baltsent3iebung.
@oibington, 27. Qe3.

NdlDlllgfon, IL Se3.
Ger Acknowledgements eSobn
@eslep Gaines BON Eenneiiee, mel.
der cine 9eitrafung Ser 9ongreBnit-
glieoer befiirlportete, Die Den Sieun-
gen ntdt beifpobnen, bat Elm i'm Sab.
re 1856 nneenommenes @eict gefun-
ben, iponadl iolhe 0iitglieoer, Die
niht our6 9ro1fbcit an Der Grill.
lung ibrer Gfliht perhinbert limo, fir
Die Iauer ihrer glbweienbeit feline
@ebdlter be3ieben fonnen. SSm SO.
&ongreB lei ein @criuh Sur Aufbe.
bung oieies @eietes genladt iuoroen.
Serr Gaines mill iett ouf ser 9lus.
fiibrnng oieies 8eieees beiteben.
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8 er 81 aiienfrieg.
W2emphis. 3enn.. "a. 0ea,


9ie 3nbI Der Sooten, lpel6e Der
Nalientrieg bis ie6t geforOert Dat,
Diro arf Is geihdet unO cine GRO
Bere 9Iusbreit1lng miro beiiir6tet,
Denn Der Sanpf ni6t ibneQ unter-
oriidt miro.
gea6oeln am Montdg III @obolof
6iirb Die glbienolng BON Sruppen
Die 8ube luieoer bergcitellt mar, err
folgte geitern in Scooba, fiini 0tei-
len bon oen eriten Elus entfernt,
Elm neuer glusbrud un0 iiinf gteger,
na6 onOern 9eri6ten Iber elm 0u-
teno, ioaen getootet moroen iein.
Seute Wlorgen oerIieB cine gbtbei.
lung Mtili5 Wferi0ion, INN in Scooba
&ube 81 itiften. SSn @abaIaf pllr-
Den flint g2eger getootet.
esn Grnlpfpro, Wfiii., tuuroe Der
&onoufteur 81. g. Sarriion BON Der
W1obile un0 Ohio 9obn our6 einen
gteaer tobtlih berpunoet. Ser 2eb-
tere tpuroe ebenfols getootet, nab
reno brei Ieiner @enoIien li6 fIii6tc-
ten. @eitern gbenb eerietb allf Ell.
nem @iienbabn5uge nabe glrteiia.
WtiIi., ein Neger nit 5iuei @eiBen in
@treit. @r tpuroe ous Dem 3uge ae.
tporfen uno getootet
Scoobo, Miif., 27 9e3.
Cine 9onpognie Snfanterie uno
cine 8ottcrie iino bier ongefcnmen.
9ie Weriihte ooriiber, oaB mebrere
gteger getootet nnroen, iporen iiber.
trieben. Gos @filitGr lit poaItGn0ig
Serr Ser Situation. @citere Gube-
itorungen per6en nid)t befiirhtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-28
GrOFe TcSs Snrdl eiu fribcres briti'
iheS EarIamentsmitglieS i'm iRSi.
idlen RatipnaIfOnsrck.
gerIaust eisene gerpuItHus.
SnSieu baIf Die Snreu su inter.
iodjeu. Die Suren baben Selbit.
berwaltuns, SuOicn nidIt.
sisitatiOn iull betricbcn werbcu.
aaIfutta, 26. Gcs.

TultU4lu, 20. LIZ
9ei Der beutigeu Groiimng oes
inoii6en acknowledgements, bielt
QaoabbI Naoroii, Der friiber britt.
i6eS HarlontentsnlitgIieo mar cine
&eoe, in Der er fir Die >Snoier, ais
britii6e llntertbanen, eigene Serual.
tilne perlanete. Ger Heoner mics
ooraui bin, boB Die 9uren, bel Oeren
llnteriohlne Die Snoier geboIicn bot
ten, ibre eigene 8erlpaItung I8ebtl-
ligt erboIten b0tter. l5t0ien luorte.
te nod ooroui. Gr empfabl Ole Bill
bung zines groben potriotiibcn
5onos, nm Die Snoier 5lm 9aultbt-
iein ibrer &edte ST. er5iebcn unD I'M
in glt9lono fir oie Su1e 5u pirfcn.
lleber 10000 9lbaeorencte uaren
anueieno, uno begrijBten Die Icoe
uon Gaoobbl 9looioOi init itilrnti'
iGem glppIous.