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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
Local News

Mike Knute was in from Tabor
last Saturday. -q-'cs -"
Sheriff Forsberg made business
trip to Stephen Tuesday,
L. S. Bayrell of Argyle, transacted
business here last Friday.
L. G. Nilsson, of Karlstad, transact
ed business at Warren last Saturday.
A bicycle has been found. Inquire
of Emil Tornell at Duluth elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nelson, of
Oslo, spent Monday night in the city.
ANTED-Good girl for General
house work, best wages. Tullar
Farm.
Judge P. II. Holm transacted bust
ness at Hallock yesterday between
trains.
Ole Gothic has secured the position
of section foreman for the 500 at
Alvarado.'
Dan Robertson, of Argyle, went to
Duluth Monday to serve on the petit
jury at term of y. S. court.
H. L. Wood returned home on the
500 Tuesday morning from bust
ness trip to Thief River Falls.
W. H. Dixon went to Oslo Tuesday
morning to conduct an auction sale
in town Of Esther, Polk county. 49,.
Court stenographer Braggans went
to Ada Monday evening,,to assist in
holding the term Of court at that
place.
John G. Rue and family, of Warren
ton, boarded the 500 train Saturday
evening for Thief River Falls, where
they spent Sunday visiting friends.
BUGGIES. We have large roomy
Concord buggy, built to our special
order. This is one Of, the strongest
single buggies made and will stand
the toughest work. Powell Wood
& Co. g..
Claude ssChaffee has accepted the
position of telegraph operator for the
500 at Adams n. D., and Chas. Moul-
ton has entered the employ of the
company as warehouseman at the
same place. :- .-*&
If you want to pay up your rail-
road contract to get deed, or renew
an old loan for better terms, or make
a new loan, Bank Of Warren want
to know it, SO they can inform you
of their low rates.
The county board is holding it's re-
gular meeting at the court house this
week. 1t will meet as county
board Of Equalization on Monday
next week, and on July "a a special
ditch meeting will be held.
Attorney Julius J. Olson rusticated
at the Detroit Lakes over Sunday.
He says fishing is not overly good
down there this season, but those
who are in a position to know are
guessing that he did not devote much
of his time to the fnny tribe. III
George Hilton and wife, Of McCrea.
were surprised by a number of friends
and neighbors last Sunday evening,
and were presented with a fine ex-
tension oak table and linen table
cloth, the presentation speech being
made by Judge Holm, of Warren. 81
Henry E. Nyberg and Henry Hen
erickson, two prominent farmers
from south of Alyarado, were in the
city Friday soliciting subscriptions
for a new Swedish Lutheran church
which it is proposed to erect in their
neighborhood. Many Warren business
men contributed literally to the
cause.
State Senator B. Sundberg and son,
of Kennedy, transferred from the
Great Northern to the 500 last SAT-
urday evening on their way to Thief
River Falls to spend Sunday. The
few minutes between trains was
utilized by them in looking over the
city, and especially the new hospital
toward which the senator has shown
his friendliness in substantial way.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12

The Swedish Lutheran Sunday
School will holu it's annual. picnic
next Sunday at the old Lakin farm,
now occupied by Victor Swanson.
There will be songs andssspeeches and
a program rendered blythe children,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
The Churches.
MISSION CHURCH
O. j. 1undell, Pastor.

Rev. X. E. Peterson, from Still
water, will preach next Sunday at
the Mission church in Higdem, at
u a. M, at the school house near
=. Holmgren's, in Vega, at 3 p. M.
and at Warren at 8 p. m.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12

500 Line Passenger
West Bound 500 a. M.
East Bound Z "a p. N.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12

NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
G. j. Nolstad, PASTOR
Services in English next Sunday at
o CLOCK p. m. All are cordially in
vited. ,..-s. >.>- ..,... @. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
MAKES
PR0TES|1F' !. /. TEXAS. E:.''I!|| 5.
Objects to Abandonment OF Fort
Brown Going to See
Nj About It.
(Iy Associated lPres.s,s,l !

DALLAS, TEN. August 22--United5
States Senator Charles a, Cuberson, OF
Texas, to-day sent the following telegram
to General +. G. }Alnsworth, military
secretary al Washington;
n ii""In the morning papers here the AS
sociated Press states that Fort Brown
viii. be abandoned, and thank you to
wire me II this course has been deter
mined upon, It is due Of the United
states to protect the frontier, and as
Mexico borders on nifTeSas, IT. has always
been deemed adYlsableto police the from
tier with regular troops. including those
stationed at Fort Hrown, Although con-
ditions on the borden have Improved very
much within recent wears, this course. is
still advisable, and II would Bbe regretta-s
BILE that this fort should be abandoned
because the people of ii border city like
brownsville ob1es n I'd negro troops. lin-'
der circumstances Off traid and murder
such as recently occurred there, Il Il
Senator Culberson Tonight said that no
reply had been received, He Will leave
to-morrow for New York and Washing,
ton. s Esl 81 4 w lE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
sTEPH i !. 4 e G Y; g Fl F,
Price Said to Be SIXTY X 1e'1 housalid, MD
581 Will Take losses ion Sep @ BY
4 &tenlber8 First.

. sE option gave + AIRY s
s8 EIchelberger III ons the campbeil 4 otel ~:
.iSS property which Il expires to N orro W, Fas
v has been gaccepte 35ss nj S;5f
NE aAs soor, as theBmoney2 Is pa ID ever
ss5E Will vacate. don't kn low who has 55S
E made the purchase, n VIII 'os WI 3 be Ss
;235 IL charge Of the hotel 38 45il
sha II go d own to my country place III
# / I, / M athews county for a two weeks '4ss
rest $ as soon as the transfer las been
+ 81 Il, a de-, and afterWards I'll II 70 9. TO IL,
b 81 New York and eng age In business iI
there. '5 4 " n .;s i,3 Ii,
This is what Mr.. John Campbe pro
Sprietor and owner OF the Campbell Il ote
said past night confirming the story
printed ten days aso in The Times Il lDls- lE'lst.
patch II s s q. ,s
Mr.. Harry Eiohelberger Campb bell yIxshs
and will take possession OF the property
Oh September lst with his brother-n-i
\ Mr.. stephen Allen, OF Pensacola, Fla,
will become naapa8er Of the house. st III
s Mr. Wells Us In New Y ork. nd will not
lreturnyuntll Tomorrow, but the Einforma-- y
5tIon comes from an a olutely trust
worthy source and sSto be re he'd upon
lTssI y
last night at \ hts country home, near
5Cheste and confirmed the story q Il ,s
. Mr., Elchel berger said \. es, It is quite
Strue 1 have accepted the option II held
on Mr.. Campbell's Hotel at Tenth and
Broad Streets. The NJ ecessary lega pa pers
are being prepared ~ Smith, N1oncure y
Gordon, Mr.. Campbell's lawyers, and as
soon as they are finished 4 the 4 deal will vi.
be completed.'9 II @ s3lSi "A A
\ Twill you be Interested In the hotel r.
asked the new pc r nan. sfi$3s
No. ltnde !. will not. n. Mr., Wells Will
own the hotel and Vi his brot will
run it, l S55l "a sss ISL i;5St
Was Price Sixty I ousand :
us 1t true that Mr., Wells paid 100000
for the house r.. ~ ss z.
$F.Thet lis a question I cannot answer.
The price will 4 not u be Il given out. The
property Will probably ahe turned over
on September 1st.3s III a M 4. i5 ~ M Ss5tii
Est IT was learned that Mr. Wells has for
some time been anxious to $secur ire a small
hotel which should be run as sa first
class theatrical house, With this idea
IN view an attempt was made to have
Mr.. Habliston, owner OF the two houses
adjoining the B ijou Theater, change
them into a hotel, Later the Campbell
finally accepted on last Sa turdny. iS
THE house will he In charge OF Mr.
stephen Allen, who is now engaged In
the restaurant business In Pensacola, and
who Is a brother-in-lnwl OF Mr.. yYelln, Il
X ECampbells Hotel Is we'll located md
very desirable for, a hotel site. 1T is
understood that the property has been
purchased as It stands, with furniture
and fixtures intact. y " I'M 35 Il. 'a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
Open | 1 N
With |. \ SUCCESS. /:
SInterestii roce 4: sdings Ct orl the -7f
rst5SD 81 ,eet Y in5 il: 4 y ew3
port n evys : \! y. ext. Az.
NJ !! PAR osDAY y
sRl / = ]: QRS;To osDAY !;
tProrninen I'll Citizens to Rid e mat a
lea Of Colulnl Chief Mar
sllal and Aid esS on Charg gers.


The twentieth annual convent ion Of the
Virginia State Firemen's Asso tlon5 held
two sessions yesterday. and sSyi tn essed as a-
we'll the splendid showing m made8 at the the
annual Inspection Of the Richmond on city
department in the afternoon
t. All the business OF the boo wa s dis
posed Of and Newport News was chosen IN
is the next place OF ameeting 81 Oftlcers we're
elected and the next two days VIII VII u 9 PC
devoted to pleasure.
n The city Is crowded wi tn delegates and
visitors from all over the 81 State, Gand; li
the affair, which will las mo NOR
row nj ight, promises Ito be$ 81 gree t5 uc-f IA
cess. One OF the main atures OF 2, the the
entire proceedings will be to-day's grand
st treet 4 "a rade led BY {a large n umber ct
y noun ted Is cl ltIzcns under # command Of
CAPTAIN Morgan r. Mills, chic ffmarsha,l.
Interesting Will d be the entire pro- <
granIno however, and tn clt1zens en- ~ $, q
Richmond are entering hearth IN 70 "
to make 1t a great succe SO. .$
81 The convention was called ito ord er, IN
IN urpfy,s 5A Annex B a t noon yester day by
pres ident John IL Redwood III Of this CT
and after few kind word s. OF 1--WE ONE,
ne presented Mr.. Ben II. Owen, Jr.,a secTe-S
tary to II Governor Swa anson 70 Welcoi!ie o.,
the Visit Ors on benalI OF tHa ;, ltl ". : .to
Governor was scheduled for this speeach
itut was detained at atham. 80 he .desig-$
mated his versatile secretary to ta ke his Is
place. n N "a. !. 4, I u, -
KS Mr.. owen made capital speech, \, and lallfl
h:s remarks ELECTED great applause.
81 5nIS cannot understand, :" 1 he CONNIE enced,
II his ever humorous vein, ~ nat
ground 1t Is claimed the Goyernor'33 has has
tho right to welcome people TO this city,
The whole State belongs to n the people
according to my view. and not TO the
Governor" $t !,
This brought down the house, and I
then the popular secretary let loose ss'
With speech fairly bristling with yf humor nor
and good fellowship, jS }4 H
n Mayors Fine Speech
n Mayor Mccarthy followed on N Il behalf
$orSthe city ,na spoke In part as follows VS.
II always feel honored 8sWhen35Sll have
an o opportunity to represent the people
~ n he city of Richmond, "a and III Affords
me- great pleasure In their name to vel
come - 3 to this city such q useful, such
abeneficient association as yours,
81 frequently welcome y III people Y wf!oset
principal object Is amusement or. enjoy
ment: hut 1T Is rarely my prl Ylleges 70 Z
---, .I,,,,d 4on s,s,nnd Page. NC 5}f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23

dec ldod to construct a a n #do double track
a and run Its cars to the rounds Of
the ~ Irgl lnla State
This ttie tarement given ou t5$yess--
$terday 4 morning by Nlr.s W. liam N orthrnpS
Iaf ter saS conference with Nj Henry Wick--3i
ham,, his co -receiv vert nd the announce
t,nent will mean thai thousands will Visit
5the8 State Ia III who N had the street cars
not renc ed the gro vyo I'D ia We re q
malnefl ava 3f
The n Virginia IN Passenge and s j Power
Company has no + vet decide ed 3 by what
route II " Il $reac eli t he Fair q rounds for
there are ma d lflcul ties !, to oYe rcome,,g
and the expense 10 be consid cred In 5con-t
sstructing the new line. .8I Il lsl said by&ant
official Of the compan ys tha Z there had
never been an Intention OF not running
the cars to the Fair Grounds, but that on
nccoun t }& OF III the ii conpan ny beingg vi n the
hands Of receivers NJ r. & N orthrllp did not
,conslderII Il proper to fac until sSgh q had
conferred with Mr.. " lex ham, he other
ireceiver.g who II reach ed Y town early yes-55
tterday morning ~
il was s. or this H reas6 Ii that ts Mr.,
promise to Messrs. Henry Stuart and j.. r.
Andrews when they cs lied lie upon him ION
Mond 8s5 N
53,s! Surveying the Route.
si + or weeks pas i# the eng glneers OF the
5compa ny have BEEN en- gagged in surveying
near the new Fair g rounds, with a view
fof$ discovering the most feasible route
for the car line. l I was found that the
road under the q Hermltag road bridge
was impractical II and tina 7 the rondbed
would have to be loyered two feet before
cars could be operated d SO that route was
abandoned. El n; Ss u. 1} 9ss
u Tho route along Marshal III Street was
found to be Impossible on account Of the,
}seaboard Air Line ira ks, and the Lom-
hardy Street rou was given up ON ac-
,5( Continued on Eighth Page ;i3G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
IU|!j..N|QU ICI.I0n | ] 4: !. !
BI|!yDg \ | VEST
Accompanies n Negfo Prisoner
from Dinwiddie to Penit ten
tiary Of His Identii ifs: hcation. 55..
WAS. GIVEN .EI 6 HTEEN EARS ! I; IS
WAS CIV vEN EI HTEEN {! YEARS. I Z J.
M essrs. Thorpe and CAST, His
Counsel, Firmly mi ! Be; elieye5,i1t a 2
s Case Of Mistaken Identity,

4 lsnscia1 10 THO !T,n.ea-pls i, spate

Especial to Tho ZINES = Dl statoh S5i}
\; NJ. Augu ust o. The trial rial
55of William Ruffin alias s = NIX or Ruffin.
charged with shooting and bbing War i
rem Brown ,of Hebron. u: N arch .$lS S99
which was commenced 4! in the y Circuit
Court, OF this county, vest terd "a was con- n
2cluded to-day. Tho jury found the! pris-
oner guilty and fixed his punlsh hment n 2 ts7
a eighteen years In the Ipenit tiary.
Former Con gressman r. 7. II Z horpe g 1dl nd
John w. Y CAST, Jr.. counsel for the negro
moved the court to set aside the verdict
and grant a new trial on unslal grounds, s,
During the trial 1t was Y brought out "
that Bob Palmer. q Fnegr convict now 'V
Iii the State penltentiary, and upon whose l!
statement Runinj was arrested. was prob 2
ably the only party who could d positively
identify the prisoner. .s /: q
THE court being In doubt. j dge 8J .s 7.
West adjourned the session until to-mor-'
row at II O'clock. and accom- panied by
the prisoners counsel and the prison
III charge OF tho sheriff. left this after
noon for Richmond, " here the prisoner ~.
VIII he taken before Palmer IN the penl-
5tentiary for ton
i The court will Ereconyene to-mor ow 70
re
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
OVER HALF mi LION 5,5.
no MEM 0RIAL HOSPITAL
cBy As,pclated Press.

SYRINGE ELL, !, MA ss,, August eea.--B ~
the Will of Daniel B. Wesson, filed here
to-day, $3.50, ,0O1 is given to the Wesson
Memorial and Maternity Hospital. Of
Springfield, and the remainder OF his
fortune of $15,ooO,oOo or more, is divided
among forty relatives Specific bequests
of s. 600 900 re made, ard II rs provided
that the incolne for tho remainder shall
-be divided among the twentyrfoulf mems
bers OF, hisS family. Ills son-in-laW, George
5tJ Bull, As not provided for, the VIII
expressly making this clear,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
A BOY killed ]. L | By IN.
LARGE EARA!G|'|E|.|D[] G /. BOAR. A
Rushed on the Lad and Severed
an Artery in His
Thigh,

JARRATT, V.A,,il Aug ust 20, II rank 'ru- 4
dor, a lad about thirteen years of age,
was XIII led by a large boar this morning
near this place He, In company With q
boy friend, had fed a lot of hogs on
apples, and with a switch playfnllys tried
to drive the boar q way from the others,
Although he had played with the hog on
other oc ccasons without trouble, thes boar
on this occasion became enraged. ana
rushed on the boy, tossing It's head right
and left striking him In the thgh Wlth |,
Ia bled to death IN a short WHILE before
medical assistance could reach him,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
Nov for the Proof 2 |! J !

The otfer made by The Times. Dla,Ss
natoh to lay before q COMMITTEES OF
five ofs the most reliable business men 4
Of i Richmond the circulation books,
giIsta and all other formatlo that
Can be brought to bear on the state
mar,t that the clrouIatI on sof the Suns
day Tines. Dispatch exceeds the daily
#circuiatIon OF the News leader, has 4
Z bsen accepted by the N eWs Leader, on
condition that the results be printed
conopieuously In H both the #ss III Sunday
Tin es, pl spatch and the NcyYs Leader.a
SThIs VIII be done.' q Vt why Walt until \
4 rrld az to beaIn2 q The II mes p lsPatch,
through lis business n, a /, 4 ri n, 81 pre-
pared TO meet a proper reRresent atlye3 Z
iron, ,rr the News Leader this afternoon
and and arrange details for making this
comparlsor n at o1ee, ss H II t55t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
STOOD BEFO MIRROR,
WATCHED n [MSE DIE

BY Assoclat ted l'ress,) - ,t i
lsT, LOUIS, Al Q. 4, al ugust 20 ,r-A AfterSta i
ing carholio acid la3lt night With suicidal
mirror. his wife and two chi ldren by his
side. and watched his face grow paler
ana spaler until he d dropped Ssto the floor.
dead III h,id denied ito his feS that ne
mad ia ten poison. She stood by .his SIDE,
too too frightened to NOV VA " CT tsgl her
I nus band WSs lrll.s .sSs 4, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
NEW vENE REV 1, v0LT !; n
DlSCOv vERED i IN NEW Y0R<S
Men Arrested Charg ged3 With \ tsltls
M aking Dies Is Counterfeit
~ Money forS Purpose i;E 81 & \ 81
Launc hing Attac tao u 81, Il 81 III
Castro dminis- 8
ration. s55f
I P AIM 9 q CON NFIDE
(By Assvoso,la Press. q !.


tBy3 Annotated F'ress.) 8t
tsS$ H4AyAN4A, J, A ugustg NJ 22 u President
responder t gof the N 4Asso ciated VI ;Press
said AZ sssi iSa
ourA stu AZ lon ~ first was one Hill
5 Of preparedness,a z J llsfusual IN sue
, cases are tax No q n tile time
TO- prepare 10 A. col pe ~ But III
81 alarm .S The lrloveirten mt ln5 81 f,ta
ss G lara prov 1ce ~ small t Ii M atali
@ "a Il 9ls " RI filn1 q Id the ba ndss
p Del Rio are ma Her 5th AMI #re-.ESssss
po It ed, and are poorl LED,
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CONTINUED on ssscondt Pageo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23
OHIO DEMOCRATS
ENDORSE BRYAN
I'VE a e Inpatie Await Sum
nlonsfo Battle UndersHi Ban.

reT," Resolutions Say
SCOLUMBus, OHIO, "A gust q, Samuel
"A. II skins, X for secre etary Of State Chass
W, n Haupart ior state School Commits,
sioner; RodneYsJ. piegle for State Dairy
0nd Food Commlss slonsr, and George =,
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Continued on Fifth Page,o
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.S'.REE'|'..C!'l|.R:|.5|I J 10
b BUN l00fA!.R|:. 4 |:|
Rec CeiV ers ( Of. {: { nd nd P.. |;
Comp q ] al u; J! Make I q
AlnnOunGi6 Gi6m,e']nIt, I t,
FAR E q o a GlRO i J. .U|ND j S
BE 3 ] 4: CENTS. . IS
Line illsS 3 Proba y bly .' Be Built, Built,
rom Broad Street 4 to q Sea S
Y. board !ait,s \ &. Air # Line Shops
a al 4 4 4, g u of :IlE Fifteen 4
3S 5S q Thous y and * / - u: pol7 n u
rs. MT

The street ra Iva VI; h as eflnltely,F$$ y,F$$
decided to u construct x "a n double track
and run It's cars i to the g rouDds Of:
Sthe Virg hi la State e air
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-23

IN tho city prtsna /! les Ca plain wy. E:
Joyner, for twenty or more yea rs MEL
sof the Fire Depart was nomrilnla41eede
forss Il, BY 4 mn tori ty OF vote
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-14
The Pestlferous snarrow.

Nov 30 into the country caid a
visitor fom the county yesterday,
where bird are not mclastgd very
much ay among some Of he quiet
hills of Alexander o. Pula III counte
for instance ana you ind all manner
Of beautiful song binds, and the spar
row is scarce In cities the pestiferous
sparrow holds the frt 70 The eNclu-
sion u all Other II seems tatt ,hn
Engli sparrow naturally hates e.
share privileges. He - m0nopol's,
1ura and simple, and " Il not Tolerate
ans othe bird being in t1e neishbof
hood II he can help H. He is tough
as sole leather and can stand any
amount II fighting Ills bill /, exceed
ingly hard and sha y, and it 4 well
known that Engl sh sparrows taka a
ficndi,h delight In pocking on the
eyes Of other birds. Then tne sparrows
usually 20 in nocks or AT least in
groups. ana sometimes q whole bunch
of Them VIII attack single song bid
at cnce. Out in one part Of the city
near the uburbs, | noticed there Il ed
to be a number Of wreas9 lime 5, fell
parrOws, swamp robins and ether
song birds that stayed around tn
lawn Of beautiful home. Soon the
Eng sh sparrows took posse ion ana
an all the song bird away"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-14
OPINIONS OF OTHERS.
Order in Panama.

TO take he little Republic of Pana-
ma seriously without losing sight o.
the reason fo~ liz creation, is a rather
difficult task All the world knows that
1t was brought into existence by a
handful of men. with the object Of
agreeing to a treaty with the United
State for the construction OF cana
across the istamas. For this pagpo-,
1t was necessary TO make sacred the
right of secee sion. and to head off By
fore the desire Of Columbia to coerce
the ecassion' t.. All this was done
and the little republic made the treaty
for which it was created, and got a
large sum fCr what / did not own.
AS our views with reference to the
canal were inconsistent with war
of coercion. so also are they incom.
patible with the favorite pastime of
South American republics in the fos.
tering Of revolutions Such republic
that cannot have evey year or two q
"uccCssful .nsur~ection which will
change the spcrsor mel of the people in
power, is in the opinion of those who
are out Of office, no better then q
despotism. Hence tie men who were
net enjoying The sweets of Office. who
are probably a majority Though that
makes no sort of differance) fondly
held TO the theory that SO long as they
did not invade the canal zone they
were free to carry on their line Of
amusement without let or ailIrance
from us Bui they are now told that
they are altogether wrong. Any dis
order in Panama will interfere with
the work on the canal. 20 it must not
take place, If anybody starts anything
the army and navy Of the United
5 ates viii be employed to put il
down.
In other words. the republic must
not forget the reason Of its being. II
was created by the United States for
the United States. and g. ma remem.
be- what il Is for SO long as il does
not interfere with the reason Of it,
being, il may amuse itsclf as it likes. /
but II mus never forget that we
created il for our own purposes. and /
intend to see that it serve. that pur F..
pose. -Courier-Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-14
STORIES OF THE LOBBY.


This is nGi The oyster season. as it
l. the first month in the year that
does net contain an r. " said a gen
aieman aitspRotel yesterday. "hut Tor
the benefit of those WHO have bsen
under taeimprc ion tiiat, hey aAlcyie
made ~ ma time TO Imc by TO
oysters. it-,RiCht be well to- explain A
theory which accounts for many Of
such attacks IN n nc cases out Of ten
illness does net 30 nit from stale oys-
ters. but from attacks Of Indigestion
brought on by tha neck Of the oyster.
which j. accordingly tough and indi-
gestible. II is little round sold sub
stance about half as big as a dime end
when broilcd o. even stewe1 can be
chewed for minutes without gett ng
smaller. II is very much in the nature
Of piece r rubber I had been made
III several ZINES BY what I supposed
we're stale oy te-s- Finally ! decided
10 separate the little tough neck from
the resi- Of the oyster and not eat it.
and have never been made III by an
oyste- since