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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

go aar gammel. ) Al aar bar
Gbompion ejort 2~oostieneite peo
Sanop Soof.
Tn &pmite for at reiie ct Mo.
turlert for Gororo @rieg bar oonnet
iig | Gep g)orf.
Noromonoeu anton Cannes, Der
| mango aar bar pirfet Der | amerita
JON SfieipiIler og bar opfsrt og
nleopirfet | en- Mpngbe banife og nor.
lie SfneipiI bl. a. Solbergs Stpf.
fer, fan ifsIge "ugebIabet~ I 9ecem.
Der Noaneo bette gar feire tit 80
Wars Siibilpiim iom S~fiieipiqer,
ioet ban ira FIN tiolige l1ngbom bar
bapt Ini9ttelie peo forifielige nor.
tie oe oanIfe Selifnber, Der ipiGebe
opernlt | SfanSinapien. Sr. San.
mes bar | ODER 10 Iar n9ret gift meo
en- banif Dame, Sru Dina Cannes.
fsot Sroiel gnfe efter en- banif Sn.
genisr Smitb. 5ru Sannes err fsot
paa 8ottorp Slot os TANNER fra en-
sammeI banIf Siiicersfmilie, ibet
beroes Saoer bar S6erit Srojel og
benoes geoitefober Ritmeiter Reper,
Der Loo lit 2ip paa 8alplabien peb
Siteo. Senoes 9eoitemooer paa 80.
oerens SIDE bar en- Gomtesie Spon.
necf. SenbeS Ssiter er gift meb Den
b%efienote FroieSior | Reieril9re
gerltbaro gsggiIo peb 9anobobsiifo.
len / aisbenbabn. 6amiIien Cannes
bor | minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

ole ira Werria, par ti!itebe peb grpt'
lnppei.
Gouef e. @nIinssrub | @etpbure
bsoe fOrrise 1orsbas paa Soipitalei
90 CROSSE, bppr ban baooe unoerfaitei
FIG en- Operation for Gppenoiciiis. Be
srapeliat iauot Steo fioiie Manbas
9eipburs. gullinssrno eiterlaoer iia
Gnfe % ier Born.
= Niiis 5rioa Rasmusien Tom ipr'
rise 3ursba9 ira 5arminston for al
belgse tine 5orRlbre; bun bar Ini9t.
tslie / "9afpia Gpuntp 1ribune"s Son
Tor i 5arminstor.
Snebterne Inbren os Sons
8riuaser, Tom for ct Bur Tiger iicen
Tom fra Sbenenne, y. 9afuia Tor at Il
til i'm 6aoel, iom bar ips, reiite iibie
use hiem Tor OF iulbipre ct Sus ipr
Sars | SDutia lom be bapoe begDnot
paa.
Wrs. 6. Sater % benoes 3gtrs
fom Iprri9e 2groas biem fra ct lGnsere
Seigs hos SIast us Senuer | Maion
GitD, Soma % Gropfston.
Mrs. g. 6. Yeterion fra Woor'
benO, iUm en- Tib bar beisst fine 5Ur.
GlOre Mr. ps Mrs. 6 Welbraaien,
reiite bjem 5irsoass Mprsen.
- Mrs. I.a. @penmp paa @aierloo
&ibsc bpbe iioite Spnbas ps bleu be'
9rauen Snsons.
- Mr. @ein, iom | npsle Tiger bar
bsiBgt i'm Ssn Yaitor 8ein % 5ami.
lie, reiite 5reouss Nprsen tilbuse til
1T Slem / Renuile.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

&ongresie u pebtog / fin ii0ite SeS'
lion en- Son, iorn logger Inioaret ior
Serrbanellpffer life olene paa Srp'
reneS 8etienin9, men oeiad pda
Gompanierne. Sm oct emo bliper be-
nit, at en- Acknowledgment, Ell 9rem.
icr cllcr en- SeIegraiiit bar forlsrIt i'm
GIiat, ida ifol life oct iritoge &om.
purlet FOR SeaSmual; I mango I'll.
fUloc fan Getieuinaen bore lrloifplot
Tor Sell, ben bcauar, mebenS Sope6-
IfuIbcu buiIer pnd aompaniet Ielp.
Ter bar oct oUret iaa. of rtaar roaetr
al SoIfcrtc bar 1T SorlsmmcItgbeo.
iaa hnr aompanict itaact a~niporslsit.
Sette er i flcre Statcr auiet for iret.
irroiat, OF be bar gipet iGriftlte ar.
iporlighcoSIore, men be8rGniet Gr.
iiutnin0cr FOR Gin eIlcr Semmcr til
en- beitentt Slun, /. @r. ID tlIieuo
Collars. aongrrsierS npe Inipar.
~ligbcoSlop letter inoen iaaSan @rGn.
ie, % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er bait.
Ne Tor. al Sltrpcrne oil fare iloe mco
Dem, life blot peb al ertlGre Dem ifpl.
brQc / DC SiIiGlSc, hoor fsr in9er
2tulb funoc poobinbes Dem, men %.
ioa pcb at pnolrgae BEN bsie eritat'
nin0Silmncr. 9crfor pil &c qua til
2oroct@ Sriciterct meN Den Yaoitano,
at apu9reSien bar op~eritreoet i'm
OhrSiaheo oco al eipe benne gin.
irorIisbeoslop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Slanot Cloroboer.

- @oloemar Wprteuieu, en- al
llSaipcrne al SIaoet "Solfepernen"
/ Chicago, er aisanet peo 9sSen, 66
Iar sammel.
- Soriatteren Ole Bang bar |
Hep Dorf bannet ct Sfleipiuerielifab.
iom oil ppisre Here Stpffer Der i Den
nGrmeite Sremtio, oeriblanot Sbiens
Beer Sqnt~ for fsrite Sang poo
guseIf / amerifa.
9anrifsntanhen 9ooS aapt.
GbaS. Sboulpicn er- bso / gropflpt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
9ecDrab % Smeglt.
Srn e3ee sSnIi 1906.
SmaapInf.


- Gaitor Sorriion bar Ell ll9es
SiS pGrct / Nionitomoc, 8is. Sor
fommer bicm / Yiiotcn al llgcu.
9. 6. sSohnion % Batter Glare
par iioite llac ell Sllr til 2Dle, afiun.,
for at bile pad SlGBtntuge % 8ct'
ner.
- 81. u. gif % bans lille Sen
grrc rciite / 9srSag& til Ntilpautec,
@i&. Sid rciite ocrneo for at is8c
&r9cbiGlp for fine Zinc.
NtiIS ariitine Eeterion ionl
rGr NniGttclic / @Simeibeif Gouutu
Statc @aut, tilbrtnger eli Fort 6erie
/ minneapolis. 8uE reiite Scrop
Serha9.
Mrs. Grof. Robn fra 9tortb-
ftclO. Miun., bar ncO i'm Con %
Gatter pprct her Ell ll8e$ Sio / Be
is9 hos 2situant Die ". Au0ericn %
auSre SIrgtutnae.
DIR. og 0frS. g. 2. 8nle reiite
iSoe @tarSng) til minneapolis /
T%orretuiuger; oerira refer De til
ailtOreo, q. Gaf., for at bcipgc Fa'
itor 5. s.. Nonien.
- &ermmu 2drien Son al Bog
birScr 2arieh reiite / 2orOagS til
haQc til Wihpaufee. bpor ban bar
baOt alillGttelie pan ct mcfaniif @ert,
itcS. San or MI bra igicu citer i'm
Spg0om.
- Slttber 2eagIle gipcr nGite Scr.
Gag meIlcu aIoffen > % ! Ell Cup
ter I airfen$ 9uicmcut. Scuerc pad
Gitenen ierpcres See Cream % Sage.
90 GcltS Tor Sitpper % 10 Gents
ior See Cream.
st grep ira g. @uunSier, So
terct gioe / Saronracr 6er 4be GSilli,
mcIoer, at ban oa~&. :. 9augcn bor
hnut ell intcrcSiai1t Reiie, men at Bel
ret bar nuret regniltIOt og tan9et belle
Siben, iibeu De iorlo6 Sronobiem,
I;pao Der iclufslgeliQ / uoaen @ra0
bar forrirget SrrerS llobptte.
- apotbefcr Heierien ira Spring
@rope, gSinu., JON rciite oper til
Horge / Sslgc meo q. Slni College
Sano, ifriocr bertiI ira ariitIanio, at
han bar bapt Ell ~bebagelig Srcrretie
% timber ii9 nteaet bel tilire0S Der
torte. San Iitcr ariitianin iGroeIe$
rel, og set er finn meo lllpit ban Tor.
laber 9pcn for at bragg pibcrc. San
rar tiIiteoe pco 4be SarIi,8citen %
ct. Olaf 8iitterrcS isrite anucert,
iom begge 0eIe bar t beirite 8rob
reIlpffeoe.
- SltIius @rouer, iom | 1901
nrobuereoe ira Slubcr College, 90
icln De iioite Iar bar DGrct / San
1rancisoo, bar forriac llge bienme /
9eieg hos itte SorGIOre, iom Dor REQ
Babel, Dtiun. Snn par / EorS6og5
Der / Gecorob % iortalte ON. bpor
mar ban par TpocnL bu lllpffcn rant
mcoe Snn Irauci5co. @rolIer bar
ruit iaapiSt gaze. no al &uict, oa oct
ramIeSc iammeu al SorbifiGIuet.
SON reiite / 2sroagS tiIba8c til Still.
IcbdpSbpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

og sanife fraftie Stemme, bbormet
bun / "Seruialem" of @punob o9
mitbre Gomnncer bandit Iipligt 9i,
falb, Sremfolbelier % 9Iomiter.
gnbnrt parmere SiIIi,tning fit San,
s~erinoen for fit @rtrauimer, ct 9tgi
al Reoaftsr Strsntne meb en- paffer
Welobi al Sr. SSin &enning, Ser og.
iaa asiiiterebe iom affontpagnatsr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Slassmaal ON 80. IS Nep gorf

CO urbre Storbper Iaber ~neleisrenoe
rige Wpnb eler apinber gratis ilb'
tele So til ubemioIeoe 6amiIier
men oct suar ofte life ristig til, ioet
risie Ienneifer life beaer FER bar
Spn % Cans for anSres Retttgbe6er.
Baa 9tem g)orfs Eitiioe itoo ben 19be
SuIi 500 W9nb, 8piltber % Born
% penteOe pao en- Sspo9n JONI iful'
De fomne, mert font for tent. De bar
ole foripnebe meb Sidets, og %
gognen enOeli9 fonl, og Ssmorbelt
beeprbte OF bugge op Sicn, boIOt
noele al De oiRroelte Jig trent, map.
peoe Stpffer fra bam % Lob i'm Sci.
3ette gap ct ilet @reupel, os Der op'
ItoS SIasSmaaI iaa 8olitt maatte
tilfaIbeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

SloebrauS. Set fore @orneri /
Yrentice, @is.. biemiegtes al Ell 81.
Sebrono 6reoos Iat / iorriae ll8e.
Sabct irttcs til 100000. Gre 9ps.
riueer, ocribIauSt Ssrreloitct, bprr
Ser Ioo en- IGnebe 2Gber, bleo c.
Rop FOR 2ucrtc. s Gcbr1tor oor Scr
osiaa en- Ilocbrano | ianunc 8orpe-
ri, % Sabet bar % StO0 OOO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Sprnnerina al Stcb.

NE'HT"t0HW VT ~FNV' ~ ttVtHN
matloucn ont Sboioue'R eicrputionenS
N0buira bIcp Barber, @po.. iat iom
Eet Steo, bpor "Gutrie@" fan eIsreS
fra 1Joe gi9uit iii 3bie Ottobcr. gin
er bette i%orouoret. Zen me Scru.
tanc til SnrScr bIiuer life iGrSie
itibe, herfor err Sboibpui, @pc., lot
iiteoct. 2o~StrGfrirs ijuoer SteS !
2anoer ira Zoe aliqlit % De. iom ho
ioar ct Nimer. ifaI iiScn sisre "Gu,
I'm" l Shoihori, men ira 3bie Otto.
ber ! Gambler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Srcp. % Srenfurt.Iften afboIoes

al @oootempIarlogen "Solpang"
Wanoag ben 13be aliguit. afboloS'
foIf o. aIboIosoenner bebes notere
iia bette. 9repe og grebfort derrbeS
til SogelS SefretGr unSer abresIe
s. Sifstpeht, 147 Sumtl'
ton goe., 9roofIpn, 9t. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24


nemeif 11ieS min
Sen. Com Sp9Ss
barn mertebe ieg
en- ROB SlRt paa
hans 9eseine % be-
banoleoe famine
meb forifieuise
Rioler / fem Har,
men pa SlRneu be-
apnbte at blipe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Sorifieliet.
Tununtcrifunif SuuarcS. 9

Yanamcrifanif 9unares. Gen bril-
iaIienife ll6cnrissmiuiiter garon &to
Srouco bar t~elegraierct til lit Sanos
Repr9ientont / @aibrneton, at Den
treble pannmerifanife &pn9res bill
blipe nabnct / Rio Saneiro ioag
Nanooe Sen 23be Slilt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Yauumn.9uane

Yanama.2aanet Gen 2oen Sltli
lt>IteSte 1inonsmiriiter Sbap SnS.
bpSelie til at teene aftier / oct upe
ganana.Q oan paa $4,000 900, %
Iub,tSene oabneSes Sen 20Se Stti.
!Selc 9aunct err optaget. % Tubltoene
parierer meIem 1924 % 1889
pr. StO0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

L. Nause Ia, for Eramtebpgen. ipm De fenSts mis
GsbfetsbassbOssnL Sec Tan life forofaa, boorieSes
&c Tan si0e en- iaabau Boa til peres abonnsHfsr. ea
Blade, 10 sr iaa btuist isr. Gnhpsr al Slaotts sr'
tere burSe ienOe sftsr ben, uaar be ~tHSteHoer IN
ssbRrtptiou for SIabct.
@. R- Grtefth Babsa. ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
8arnets ifr9ffelige
9ubbplb.
Sfreg al Smerte--9ioelien naifeil
innite JoralorsneS 6ierte tolp
Var al Glenoigbeo-gesen falote
spgoommen nbelbrebelis-binlpe
ira gegpnbelien %
bnrtig fmreret at
0nticura Wtolerne.

Seq bill berbeo mlberrette 9em ON.
al Seres uomertebe gutieurd bar itnniet
CIT tolu Mars gIenbiaheo, Tom lea aienS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

"GftenpoIten"S befierote, itr9nge
RltIiffritifer Otto @inter.Sjelm fri
Der ON &oncerten bIonot anbet:
"Si er onnte til, at bore Stitoenter
% andre aorporotioner faiter i'm
Gift pao ben firitemmi8e Wanos'
lang, mebens SSnitrumentalmuiifens
Sleie filn err mesct tarDelig betient.
slnore Sorbolb, andre 9ebOp. Sti'
benterne beroperira, iom ~naturIiguts
oaiaa oprfer San9en, bar / ct. Slai
College ieIp isrget for at frune fao
glGoe iig peo ben SIags Nltiif, iom
be bar li0en abgang til eaers % iom
omfatter, bpao Der rerer fig triubt
ON / Serben og iuuitrerer oct rigt
itrsmmenoe Sip me6 bets mango nj.
perlinger. Get pGffer une9teIie lin.
Zig Spmpotbi at bsre oct ltnge, fret
biee Sip, bnoru1eb bisie ca. fenlti
Stltoertter, ole IlllllItdllte Stlettallter,
bar aaoet Los paa Saeen. % life
Iioen Sio ulaa sc toge ira line Sog'
ituoier for nt non bcn ~nsNpenbige
S~patiabco til at optageS / acrpiet.
liaeiom beres Sirigeut Sr. NelinS
Gb%riitianien MAJ babe i9rlig ao0e
gouer for al initriiere buer enfeIt %
t~iIpeiebriuae ct eniemble iao biicip'
Iineret, iom man nit bare Oct iaftes.
Programmed inbeboIot glade Iar'
iher, bporaf enfeIte Hog meset on.
imaa SSpler iom Shumanns "Sroii'
merci" % MacbeibS "Scue III Snle'
neis", bpor Ser par anleoning til al
uuancere baabe Zone % 5raierina
tint; cg iGrligt SiSne ON uiGopan'
Iig Spgtighen icm gmatsrorfeItcr
gap De ungc 9anosm9nS I Sltperri'
rem til "MlilbeIm Eel" al RcSiini.
Gsiiieret hlep Srfeltret az 6rt
J @eatriee- Srernen, Der bar CT paffei
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-26
Little Local
t.,.,--i-i-s-i--!-s-:-ss-f's'


,,, movers sharpened. Lester.
.n,i trust binding twine. Red
Front. p.
say Dry Goods Co.
- Scott Bullard made a business trip
% Depyer last Tuesday.
co to D. C. Muth for bicycle re-
,,,inp 7l2 Eighth avenue.
cI Bailey of Salt Lake City,
,s visiting friends in Greeley.
Roru, Sunday, July Is, to Mr.. and
Mrs O, G. o'Farrell, q daughter.
Anti trust binding twine. We
-. not IN the combine. Red Front.
Mics Jessie Fink was the guest of
urs palmer at Highland Lake, last
week
1,dies' gauze vests, while they
,..t ( cents each. Ramsay Dry
Goods Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herring at
..onded the Elks' reunion in Denver
last Thursday.
Mrs ]. B. Azdell left the first Of
,ba week for Twin Falls, Idaho. to
;oin Mr.. Azdell.
Miss Fay Pattee Of the Golden
Rule Store. went to Denver Monday
to spend her vacation.
ouality tells-SEAL OF COLO
RADIO flour is milled by the Model
Milling & Elevator Co.
Burros only 25 cents an hour at
Eldorado Springs on Northern Colo
RADIO Day Friday, July 27.
Souvenir pillow tops, all Greeley
views, fadeless colors, best satteen,
only Is cents at Tribune office.
Mrs. Lillian Warner Of Summit
vile, Indiana, arrived in Greeley last
week for a visit with friends here.
1000 to loan on farm and i'm
proved property. Good rates of In
terest. Kinsella s. Brown, Greeley,
Colo
Mrs. A. w. Urner and daughter
Of Philadelphia are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Ecker, and brother,
A. Schck.
Mrs F. NJ. Abbott expects to
leave this morning for Los Angeles,
Calf, where she will spend year
with her sister.
Ladies oxfords in all shapes.
sl.s5 reduced to sl.50, $3.50 reduced
to sl.9s, 50 reduced to s2.49. Ram.
say Dry Goods Co.
Good fishing In South Boulder
creek. Join the Tribune Northern
Colorado Day excursion to to that
place, Friday, July q.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Force of Lis.
bon, Iowa, came to Greeley last week
for months visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Rosalee Evans.
i'm Tate of Sac City, Iowa, visit
ed last week with Fl. A. Russell and
James Russell. MIR. Tate Is an old
time friend of the Russell brothers.
Fine dancing and band concert at
Eldorado Springs tomorrow. All
free to Tribune excursionists. Fol
@'25; children half price. admits tc
everything.
Antitrust Binding Twine. Red
Front
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-26

For sale, express wagon. 603 eth ave.
Eastman Kodaks and camera sup.
plies at Fezer's.
Miss Nellie Turck is Visiting
friends in Denver.
Try our prices, we are always first
to cut prices. Red Front.
Martin Rholas OF Denver Is visit.
ing w. II. Griffin and family.
Free dancing at fine pavilion at
Eldorado Springs, Fridav. July p.
Miss Elsie Nusbaum went to Fort
Collins last Friday for wsek's visit.
viii Lyon returned last week
from three months trip in Cali.
fornia.
We have some nice white waists
and skirts that we are selling cheap.
Red Front.
Miss Eliza Hill went to Eaton last
week for few days visit with Mrs.
Albert Eaton.
If you need job printing phone
The Tribune and man will be sent
to attend to you.
Mrs. Charles Lester and baby, OF
Longmont, visited last week with j.
L. Brush and family.
Mrs. NJ. E. Edwards went te
Sterling last Monday for weeks
visit with her daughter.
Good fishing at Eldorado Springs,
and six hours of 1t on Northern
Colorado Day Friday, July 27.
Miss Mary McCreery left Monday
for Denver and Pueblo where sh,
will spend week visiting relatives
Work up your muscles for the climt
of the 1850 feet high Crazy Stairway
at Eldorado Springs, Friday, Jul.
81.
Dunham is still in the marke
with full line Of jewelers. goods
Repair work will be promptly ant
we'll done.
Mrs. Katherine Brown returned
last Friday from Monmouth, Iii
nois, where she has been visiting tn
last two months.
Miss Deta Cameron went to Den
yer last Friday to meet a friend frou
Michigan. Miss Cameron returne
to Greeley Monday.
The Greeley Opera House Co. ha
awarded the contract for the wor
in the new Opera House to tn
Denver Mantel s. Tile Co.
James NJ. Challis, an attorney G
Atchison, Kan. has been visiting hi
brother, Paul Challis, manager @
the gas company, for several days.
Miss Flora Bowes and nephew
Watson Bowes, Of Denver, came t
Greeley last Thursday for q shor,
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.. Rus
sell.
Martin Cummings who has beel
employed by F. H. Sears in Noah
Ark for several years has resigne
and accepted similar position wit
the Condor Mercantile Co.
Mrs. L. E. Allen is In Greeley fe
a visit with her sons, A. j. Allie
and P. W. Allen. Mrs. Allen ha
been visiting friends east and is o
her way to her home In Long~Beacl
California. y
Rev. John Doane and son, Leroy
left Wednesday Of last week for Este
Park. Mrs. Doane and sister, MI.
Mary Coles, of Cleveland. Ohio, an
John Doane, jr., left Monday to joi
them and the family will spend tw
weeks In the park.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-26

Antitrust Binding Twine. Red
Front
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-22

The amendment proposed by act
No. 12-giving an additional judge to
the parish of Caddo, which forms the
first judicial districts of the same
tenor as one of the proposed amend
ments defeated two years ago, but
with the very material difference that
the act of 1904 authorized the gov
ernor to appoint the extra judge,
whereas the act Of 1906 provides for
his election by the people. The need
Of another judge in the Caddo district
is said to be very great and urgent,
and The Chief will next week present
an authentic statement of the con-
ditions there that will doubtless carry
conviction of this necessity to the
minds of all intelligent citizens.
The full text of the pending consti-
tutional amendments will be found on
the second and third pages Of The
Chief, and every citizen should care
fully read the measures il order to be
prepared to pass intelligent judgment
upon Them
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-22

Henry NJ. Neill, one OF the oldest
and best known citizens OF New Or.
leans, was knocked down by a street
car in thai city on the 18th instant
and sustained injuries that caused his
death few hours later. he was an
Englishman By birth, but came to
New Orleans in ls49 az cotton buyer
and achieved much distinction as q
crop statistician, being the first man
who ever went into cotton fields and
made estimates based on surveys OF
actual conditions. His figures were
nearly always wonderfully accurate,
and years ago his reports used to
away the cotton market as the govern
ment estimates do today. Mr.. Neill
leaves two brothers in London, three
sons IN different parts of the United
States, and one adopted daughter.
who was also his niece, Mrs. Riehard
Mccall OF this parish.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-22
No Apology Called For.

Mr.. Bryan is quoted as declaring
that tone of apology is always domi-
nant in Republican defense of the
protective tariff system. This state
ment, like many others from the same
source, is easily refuted. The two
ablest and best speeches on the tariff
question made during the recent ses-
sion OF congress emanated from
Messrs. Dalzell of Pennsylvania and
Lands of Indiana, both Republicans,
and in neither utteranee can there be
found anything approaching q note of
apology for the Republican attitude
On this great issue. Why should
there be any occasion even for ex-
PLANTATION, much less apology? The
country has learned from practical e1-
perience the difference between Demo-
cratic free trade and Republican pro-
lection, and all the sophistries of a
hundred VIM. j. Bryanses and John
Sharp Will anses cannot gainsay or
obliterate the indelible impressions of
that lesson. Facts are stubborn
things, and the fact that we enjoyed
unexampled prosperity under Republi-
can protection and unpreeented depres-
sion and hard times under Democratic
loW-tarif schedules is nut nat Mr..
Bryan's powerful jaws can't crack.
It any apologies on the tariff question
are due, il is the Democracy that owes
them, and not the Republican party.
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The Constitutional Amendments.

There are twelve acts Of the genera.
assembly proposing amendments &c
the Louisiana constitution to be voted
on at the same time that congressman
and members of the new state board
OF equalization are to be elected
namely, November 6, 1906, and so far
as our present knowledge of the text
and purpose of the proposed amend
ments extends, We are disposed to
regard the measures as salutary and
worthy of popular approval. The
character and purpose of the several
acts are clearly indicated by the fol-
lowing summary of their titles, pre-
ceded in each case by the official num-
Der Of the measure:
2. Authorizing the city of New Or
leans to issue 1900, 600 in bonds to
pay teachers and portresses for SER
vices rendered in 1885, 1886 and 1887.
3. Removing the limitation on ap-
propriations to the Ruston Industria al
Institute for mainten ance and support
8. Providing for the election BY the
people OF assessors and tax collectors
in Orleans parish.
district indge in Caddo narisb W. = -
Is. Providing for male or female
factory inspectors throughout the
ssa ~ p..;. g. IS
900 o00 If bonds to comnlata , sawer a. ~.
water and drainage work il New Or
leans.
a..orna aner eaa sl a5oo salary OF Inc
"a, Sn1horizing the citv oriuinol
court judges in Orleans to sit for each
other In cases of sickness or absence
io 100 9'le a1 causes. ...,.. %,
10 drainaga disfricf -. s1e-e 90 toAa'iSe
lat. Fstahlish;na two ooo,tru oa,,n..
afranneal With th,sa 80 - 80 49, 800 =
or Eyamnt;n1r 49, 5aa .s-s ossn'
papes N raal as9ata re 80 a 49, mors.
It's inst nronortian 81 80 $3.50 las Do aas
moSsgage po,aa :, tha sa h aSion' ahu
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MIR. Bryan says that President
Roosevelt il carrying out the princi-
pies OF the Democratic platform. Well,
It's much better that way, for the last
time Democrat attempted the job be
made a sorry mess OF it. The princi-
pies of the Democratic platform may
not be such bad thing when good
Republican like Theodore Roosevelt
applies them, but with a Grover
Cleveland or q Billy Bryan at the
helm, lookout for breakers!
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-22
Homestead Notice.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

LAND OFFICE,
New Orleans, La, July &c. 1906. J
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before James
S. BarmaB, clerk of court at Donafdsonville,
La, on September "a 1906. viz: WILLIAM B.
THiBEAU, of Landry, La, who made homestead
entry No 1857 for the 5 e Il oss eA, sec q, and
3. La. Mer. He names the following
witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz: James
w. Tanner, of Landry, La; William w. Hodge.
son, of Gonzales, La; Wesley Floyd, ST., OF
Burnside, La. and Joseph Richardson, of Lam
dry, La. WALTER L. COHEN, Register.
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THREE JURORS CURED
of Cholera Morbus with One Small Bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

MIR. G. w. Fowler OF Hightower, Ala, relates
m experience he had while serving on petit
jury in murder case at Edwardsvile, county
seat Of Clebourne county. Alabama. He says:
While there ate some fresh meat and some
souss meat and it gave me cholera morbus in
very severe form. was never more sick in my
life and sent to the drug store for certain
cholera mixture, but the druggist sent me
bottle OF Ghamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy instead, saying that he had
what gent for, but that this medicine was SO
much better be would rather send it to me In
the fix was in. took one dose of it and was
better in five minutes. The second dose cured
the same manner and one small bottle cured the
three OF u.s. For sale by all druggists.