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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-17

the disagreement between the eN-
ecutive and the legislative branches
of the government was the suspen-
sion from otrce, BY the President,
during q congressional recess. IN tiie
summer or 1888, or on jay lSlh, of
George NJ. DusKin, the United states
District ATTORNEY for the southern
tisttIct OF gAiapnma, ana the desls-
nation for the vacancy thus created
OF John y. Burnett. The appoint
ment of Mr.. Burnett for this office,
in the form prescribed by the Con-
stitution during n session OF Cons
gress. had already been made by
the President, and the appointee's
confirmation was pending IN the
The Senate, as soon as the action
Of the President In removing MI.
Duskin. was officially transmitted
to that body, by vote Of its Repub-
lican majority under the guidance
OF Senator l1dmunds. OF NermoInIt,
ciary Committee, called upon the At
torney- General 10, all ''documents
and papers" relating 10 the office Of
District Attorney for the Southern
District OF Alabama that had been
filed IN the Department Of Justice
IN the transaction President Cleve-
land interviewed. and by the direction
OF the President the Attorney-Gen-
t-ral MR. Garland) declined to COM
ply with the request Of the Senate
resolution.
In the later part OF February,
1856, tho Senate judiciary committee
s,,hmitted a renort to the Senate In
which the Acknowledgement was Sc
verely censured for his refusal to
".Ard so it happens that, af
years Of almost lnnocuous desnel
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Famous Words Of Famous Men.
"lnnocuous Desuetude."
GROVER CLEVELAND, March /, 1886

the papers IN the case OF the Ala
pama district attorneyship.
THIS outspoken official condemna-
ton OF Attorney General Garland
gave President cleveland the oppor-
tunlty for which he had long sought,
and that WAS the definition, as he
and his constitutional advisers con-
strued 1t, of his rights as an execu-
tive IN the making OF appointments
and tho transmission Of this expo
sition in formal message to the
Senate. ~
Though these suspensions" said
the President, "are my executive
acts. based upon considerations adj
dressed to me alone. and for which
! am wholly responsible, have had
no invitation from the Senate to
state the position which I have felt
constrained to assume III relation to
the same Or to interpret for myself
my act and motives III the prem
Uses" '.'t5
The President continued his nrru-
ment through document OF one
and one-half newspaper columns In
extent. He ably presented his side
of the important question, citing
messages of president Grant to sus-s
tain his position, and concluding
the original decision Of the Attor-a
nev-General.
Tho message was Indignantly re-
ceived BY tho Republican Senator's.
simply wish to remark" said
Senator Edmunds. Sin moving to
refer this communication tn the
Committee on the judiciary, that it
has Very vivid'y brought} TO mind
the message Of Charles 7. to Par
lament, when that monarch told his
constitutional branch of tho govern
nent. in conducting it's affairs.
49, y "n"ht 20 DO and what It
ought not 10 do nv
Fly strict PARTY vote Of % to 81
tho lnessaee was rsIer"4N to tho
Judiciary Cnnnlittae, rurlng&dtI,a
roll call Senator rr,ar inadvertent,v
voted with tbs Democrats. s55 Ar,ti
much merriment the Massachusetts
senator CHANGED his record an the
question 50 ne ~ c"nfo"-n with his
acts as n Ropuh'can rart'ean,
IN cr'ec''ing of the sn-rallad ten
nre-of-offire acts. and tha mead 1T
their comnlete repeal, President
CLEVELAND " this March ii, 1856,
1,e ern sat u
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MERELY JOKING.
Reversed.

REVERSED.
Tho foreign visitors TO China had asked
to see q native execution, and tho governor
OF the province. for consideration, had
consented to obl.ge them.
wretched criminals. as they crtnged before
thu governor. Have we no chance?" IS
None whatever" responded his highnesa
heads you lose.'"-January Bohemian.
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ROYAL RICHMOND AND OLD VIRGINIA

a BOUT the only game to be found in
"A virginia is Decent limit poker. which
IS the vogue In the alleged swell clubs
OF richmond. We could have told the
President that much.-Houston Post.
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Harry ST. George Tucker is a candts,,.
for Governor of Virginia. Going to run NJ,
ms Jamestown Exposition record, we suo-
pose.-Jacksonville Times Mon.
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pArL7-wEEKLy-suNpAr.

Business Office 1890. .ais u. Main street.
WASHINGTON Dureau--3ss-7 Munsey Building
Manchester Bureau ........iioe Hull street
Petersburg Bureau. 40 \. sycamore ~.
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Ups and Do,vn,.

"e 'DTeuNeu -NUlsunCc.
II wish you would give this office boy
trail am sure You will like him. He IL
s s,a CHEEKY little chap--always whIstl.ng
iiumpt! guess that Is the very reason
American.
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BY Times.p Dispatch Carrier Delivery SER
-tco In Richmond tand suburbs). Manehess'
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The Wrong Place.

a shade bustled up 70 ST. Peter.
MY good man." he said. will you tell
postcards. ~
~, and st. Peter. cycling him sourly. told him
where he could so to-Puck.
Ups and Downs.
SUPPOSE. said the manager, that you
ere sti!l determined 70 elevate the stage?
NO. answered Mr. Stormngton Barnes.
haven't been thinking 30 much OF elevate
Ing the stage. What would like now is
some some! way Of lowering railway fares
Washington Star.
Wien the Surgeon Goes to sea.
First Inferno: Doctor. there's something
wrong with the ship" -
The surgeon Commander: What's the
nature of the nttack?'' ~
First Inferno: 1T appears to be an In
cision on the outer integument, sir. The
lockout calls 1t q Leak"
The Surgeon Commander: Never mind
what the lookout calls Il. Treat It with
sterliized cotton and surgeons plaster. IL
the symptoms do not abate. report to me
anu VIII arrange n consultution."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer =
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one week. One Year.
Daily with Sunday. ....i4 cents se'oV
Daily yvithou. Sunday. 10 cents 4.ao
sunday only ........ s cents $50
yearly subscriptions payable in adyhnceo
Entered January "a, 1908. at Richmond,
Va. as second.class matter, under act OF
Congress OF March ., 1870
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virginia contemporary claims that
Chesapeake Bay oysters often reach the
size of I; PERSONS foot. And i; you know
the size 1of the average Virginia foot. yo,
WI WI, lnderstan.: what a remarkable claim
this 2is.-Washlnston Post tt
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ITO DO Continued To-Moyrow.o
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Mary, with all her eaknesses where
her affections were concerned was too
felt baffled and not a little humllia ted.
She guessed that this had been ruse.
a trap into which she had fallen. How
1t had all been done she knew nor.
but she could easily guess why.
She sn1othered the angry words
which had risen to her lips. and with
out looking either to the right or LETT
OF her she walked quickly towards the
ma lace
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Recent explorers insist that there nra
! three bridges in Southeastern Utah as m,,nf
iurg ger. man the Natural Bridge III Virginia
Baltimore American. . 'o'
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
ELKTON

Henry and Albert Kraft arrived
home last week to fix up their thresh-
ing outfit and are now ready for busi-
ness,
Herman Neaubauer, who lives on
the Smith farm expects to leave for
South Dakota as soon as he gets his
threshing done.
Mrs 1T. b. Nine and daughter Maud
left Monday morning for their old
home in Watert0Wn, New York. They
expect to be absent about six weeks.
ii. +. Nashold of Grand Meadow has
rented the hotel Of Jake Hartje and
has moved in and is now ready for
the accommodation Of the public.
The Chester Tow Company has now
arrived with their tow mill and will be
ready for to make twine IN short
time. They are going to use the en-
gine in the mill. ss
G. =. Hagen has a good trade in his
meat market and is selling meat right.
Through the efforts Of the railroad
and warehouse commission with the
assistance Of w. Is. N olan Of Grand
Meadow, the village is to have the
crossing fixed up so as to makeit safe
Mr.. 81 N0lan made several trips here and
TO st. Paul Ia the interest Of the viii
slage and surround ling country His
Efforts are. greatly appreciate
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
DEXTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris and family
have Ve-feturned. ztOA.Dexter to live
They are at present living in the w.
R. HOppin house on South Main st.
Miss Anna Kerk ellie is visiting at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. w. F.
BARLEY, this week.
The pareAts of r. G. Laugen and
sister from Rushford are visiting
at his home in this village.
Mrs. R. G. Laugen is enjoying a
of Grand Meadow.
Owatonna last Thursday, where the
doctor attended the meeting of the
Southern Minnesota Medical society,"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colby living
three miles northeast of Brownsville
are the proud parents of twin boys
born last Friday Mother and chill
dren are doing we'll.
Floyd Kirkwood fell from a wagon
last Thursday and somewhat in
jured one of his arms. In the alb
sence of DR.. .Schottler, DR.. Hegge of
Austin was called to attend the case.
Sam Vogel, who conducted a tenn
pOrary store in the Frankson build
ing, left for Chicago last Monday,
taking the balance of his stock
away.
The Ladies' Aid society realized
81 at their sociable last Thursday.
J. I. Deyo, formerly of this vii
lage and at present living near LIE
Roy, is working for Paul Rehbein
through threshing.
A large crowd enjoyed picnic
supper on the Abe Vermilya lawn
Saturday evening. After the supper
there were games and music, and
everybody enjoyed themselves to
their hearts content.
Rev. Balm leaves this week for a
three weeks vacation.
Medbery Bros, sold their house
and lot near DR.. Schottler's to a
party from Blooming Prairie who
will take possession soon.
The Ladies Aid will give a So
ciable and entertainment at the
home of Mrs. A. w. Buck next Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. w. H. Pierce and son, Alamo
visited at the home of her mother
Mrs. w. D. Medbery, from Saturday
until Monday.
John Lakefeld began threshing
Tuesday. The yield is very light and
the quality very poor.
1 s +. u T. ! s
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
CEDAR CITY.

Mrs. r. M. Boyd came from Aus
tin to visit her sister, Mrs. Harvey
Watkins one day last week.
Miss Clarissa Boulton expects to
go to Austin this week and learn
.dressmaking.
Blanche Machacek OF Austin spent
last week at H. Moshier's.
The sewing bee at Mrs. Sam
Warrington's was largely attended.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Mary Monahan, Thursday, Aug. IL.
Miss Mona Manning of Minneap-
oils is staying with her aunt, Mrs.
Harvey Watkins, who has been
quite sick, but is better at present
writing.
Mrs. Joseph Boulton and daughter
Hazel, returned home Saturday af-
ter spending several days with
friends in Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gresham and
daughter, Cecil, of London Sun
dayed at Herman Chambers.
The Misses May and Della Mona
han are home from Austin, where
they have been attending school.
Mrs. Ben Watkins of Montana
will visit friends and relatives here
soon.
Mrs. Geo. Robertson of Austin
visited one day of last week at her
sisters, Mrs. Chas. Peachy.
Mrs. John Maggie and daughter
Myrtle, are visiting relatives in
Iowa.
The Misses Nina and Emily Mosh-
ier, Blanche Machacek and Myrtle
Wynn spent Tuesday with Maize
Flood at Mrs. James Magee's.
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
ROSE CREEK.

Mr.. Harry Hall returned home last
Friday from Lyle where he has been
visiting friends for about one week.
Rev. Father Murray of Blooming
Prairie was here last Thursday the
guest of Rev. Father Schneider.
MIR. S. A.. Smith of Austin was in
Rose Greek last Friday on business.
Chris jacobson from w Welcome MINI
came here last week for a weeks visit
with his many friends.
Mike Skahan, Th0s. O'Holloran and
Berny johnson from Rose Greek took
in the ball game last Saturday at
Austin Mimi.
Robt. Collins brought in Rose Greek
the first load Of 1908 Oats Monday that
tested 25 lb to the bushel and received
AZ cents per bushel.
VIM. Kittridge and family of Austin
spent Sunday with friends here.
Beautiful weather now and farmers
are very busy harvesting and threshing
Rev. Thompson gave very interest.
| ing talk Sunday evening and illustrat-
ed missionary work in China by show
ing some fine pictures of that country
Mrs. James. Ballweber of Austin visit.
ed few days last week at the home of
Mrs. Alva w heelock.
Mr.. e. a. Brown of St. Paul is spend
ing a feW days at the Carter home.
Miss Mae Mcbride of Wimbledon
North Dakota who formerly lived here
is visiting her many friends and rela-
tives in and around Rose Creek.
The ice cream social on +. G. Rays
lawn was we'll patronised. The pro-
ceeds for the Congregational church
amounted to about nineteen dollars.
Thanks to all who assisted in any way.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. i. Slindee Of Adams
were visiting friends here Sunday.
Hon. W a. Nolan representative
from the north district was in town
the first Of last week shaking hands
and fixing up fences. .ss 5Is
Mrs. j as. 81. Altfather and sister Of
south Of Austin were pleasant callers
last wednesday
Frank Cronan accompanied G.. Il.
Varco to Austin in the latter's auto
mobile.
s. Arnold y ohnson, wife and son were
Rose Greek callers Monday sss.
M Mattie Dibitt of RosemCund is
visiting her sister Mrs. j ohm O'Alalley
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
NJ
YARCQ..

| !, n ~ VI
Miss Gladys Hart Of Rose Creek
spent Friday and Saturday with Miss
Nellie Kilgore. 80
9. H. Lott had an artery in his
arm severed by a hay fork falling on
MIN. He was taken to Austin for
treatment. He is rapidly recovering.
MI. and Mrs. Inglebrun Of South
Bend, Ind, are expected Friday to
spend month with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. D. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. D. Brooks will
spend Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
). Y. Hawkins in Austin
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Ames of Mime
apolis and Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey of
Belmont, Iowa, are expected Tues
day at G. B. Sayle's.
The new corrugated culvert for
the road north of the school house
arrived from Lyle Tuesday. It is
nigh time it was put in as travellers
nave been inconvenienced for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trowbridge
OF Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hanson
OF Nevada, and Harry Kilgore of
Meltonville spent Sunday at Mrs. w.
e. Kilgore's.
Stacking has commenced in this
neighborhood, but grain is very light
The Enterprise Threshing Com
pany has bought new Minneapolis
separator for this seasons crop. They
expect to commence running this
week.
Mrs. Ad. Goodse1l was sick and
under the Doctors care last week.
Mrs. Thos Varco and Mrs. Julia AL
len spent Tuesday with Mrs. S. B.
Hart.
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
Libby Prison DiarrhaeasRelIeved.

Mr.. Edward E. Henry, with the
United States Express Co., Chicago,
writes, sour General Superintendent
Mr.. Quick, handed me a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy some time ago to
check an attack of the old Libby
Prison diarrhoea. I have used it since
that time and cured many on our trains
who have been sick 1 am an old
soldier who served with Rutherford b.
Hayes and William Mckinley four
years in the 23rd Ohio Regiment, and
have no ailment except Libby Prison
diarrhoea, which this remedy stops at
once." For sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
GRAND MEADOW.

G.. T. Torgrimson went to Lanes
boro on Monday.
Miss Grace Lassell returned to
her home in Etna after few days
spent at Camp Red Wing.
w. r. label and Roland Elliott
were in Plainview Friday
DR.. R. S. Mitchell has purchased
the residence of Mrs. Julson and
will soon move. Mr.. and Mrs. Myhre
will move back into their house oc-
cupied by the doctor.
Rev. Bauman has returned from
his four weeks vacation and held
services morning and evening in the
M. E. church.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church met on Thursday with
Mrs. L. M. Lindsey.
Mrs. G. w. Richardson of Bates
City, Mo-, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Cole, for few weeks.
Miss Odekirk, who will be one of
our teachers next year, has secured
room for herself and mother at the
residence OF MIR. M. e. Sly ..=-=,-s -zess'--=
The summer school at Austin has
closed and teachers are at home for
a short vacation before the years
school work.
c. E. Hovda, our postmaster, has
been granted months vacation
and is spending it in North Dakota
Rev. Balm of the Congregational
church will have vacation and
there will be no services for the next
three Sundays. During the next
few weeks the church will be re-
modelled. Sunday school will be
held at the usual time in tn, town
hall each Sunday
Mrs. Hunt entertained ten lady
friends on Monday afternoon
The Congregational social will be
held at w. D. Lochwood's on We'd
nesday evening" A 15c supper will
be served at $3.50 and ice cream
during the evening.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. Lee on Thursday last.
The NJ. r. Ladies' Aid were en-
| tertained at the home of Mrs. Dr.
! Mitchell on Wednesday last. A good
attendance was reported
The Misses Lee of Winona spent
several days visiting at the Schleign
home the past week.
| Mrs. Bostwick returned from he1
visit to Mazomanie, Wis, on Tues.
day last.
The board of education met and
elected officers on Monday evenine
last. The officers chosen were w. A
Nolan. pres; P. T. Elliott, clerk; C.
F. Greening, treas. They have lei
the contract for the building of E
vestibule on the west side of thu
school house to the entrance, which
was put in during the last year.
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
SARGEANT.

Rev. Norman preached in the Bap-
tist church Sunday evening and
Rev. F'rizell in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn called on Miss
Bessie Larson Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ferdinand Schwartz visited
her parents in Dexter last week.
A few from here attended the ice
cream social at Waltham Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson
have named their little daughter
Mirle Hildred.
Miss Ella Steinke of Hayfield is in
town.
The band will give an ice cream
sOciable Saturday evening, Aug. Is.
Two little boys weighing 51a
pounds apiece arrived at the home Of
Charles Colby Friday. August Z, and
gave their names as Bruce and Bern
en-. They We're given very cordial
welcome. .5
II. Kezar and r. w. Smock were
Austin visitors Thursday.
Threshing has begun in this vic
unity.
+. w. smock and family and H.
r. Kezar and family spent last Sun
day at the pleasant home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Conway in Pleasant Val
ley.
Walter Bartel has begun clerking
at Henry Hahn's
The Wey yerhouser company are
pushing the coal sheds along and
will be ready to sell coal by the mid
die Of September Il. s
Jacob Heydt took the evening
train Saturday for Pleasant Corn
8ers. $S5 8832 I'LL ss
Ed. Schwartz Of Luverne is visit
ing his parents. 35si
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lang Of Chi
cago are visiting Mra. I4ang's par
(ents, Mr.. and Mrs. lander.
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
ADAMS

Mrs. p. Cummings and daughter,
Deal, went to-. Wells, MINI, last
Miss S. P. Olson went to Mtnneap-
oils last Thursday to get her fall
stock of millinery
Miss Emma Hanson Of Window,
Mimi, is visiting at the O. G. Myhre
home this week.
Mrs. o. E. Ulven and daughter,
Alice, went to Canton, S. D., last Sat
urday.
Miss Florence Wilson went to
Minneapolis last week to spend a
few weeks visiting.
John Sjobakken went to Hampton,
Ia, last Saturday to attend the we'd
ding of Rudolph Sobakken, which
takes place on the 18th inst.
Misses Clara and Caroline Tune
from Albert Lea are visiting in this
vicinity this week.
Halvor O. Hauske of Lake Preston,
S. D., is visiting at the A. A. Wiste
home north of town.
Rev. o. G. Myhre returned from
Window, Mimi, Saturday where he
spent a part of last week.
J. r. Johnson has been under the
"Ce1tACA CAO Adot w Och UuL CtL pres.
mt he is getting better.
Hettie and Nell Hayward of Den
yer, Colo, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. James J. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Slindee spent
last Sunday at Rose Creek.
T. Koloen delivered mail couple
of days last week on Rural Route 2.
Mrs Hans Thompson and Mrs. Ole
Erickson of Northfield are visiting
at the Knute Thompson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bagan spent
Sunday at LIE Roy.
Math Adams, who has been visit
ing at Johnsburg and Chicago, ILL.,,
the last four months, returned to
Adams last week.
The St. Ansgar district confer
ence of Lutheran churches will
meet in the new Lutheran church
here this week. About twenty min
listers are expected. The meetings
commence Wednesday and close
Friday evening Addresses will be
given by Rev. J. G. Roseland of Chi.
cago, Rev. E. T. Rogne, Rev. P. S
Ostby of Emmons, Ia; and others
An interesting program is arranged
The new Lutheran church edifice
here will be dedicated in October.
Mower County transcript., 1908-08-12
LIE ROY.

There were no services in the Baptist
church Sunday morning or evening
full house greeted Rev. Smits of Alden
who Tiled the Presbyterian puIpit and
gave an excellent address on tho sinh.
ject of the Christians wealth Rev.
Smits also gave very interesting dis.
course in the evening.
There will be services il the Presbv.
terlan church next Sunday morning.
after which the. subject of calling q
pastor will be considered. 1t is earn
estly desired that every member Of tha
church and congregation be present.
Miss Amy Garner of Springfield. Mo
is visiting her father, F f.. Garner and
other relatives and friends in LeRoy.
Mrs. E S. Garvey and son Charlie
are visiting in Lime Springs.
The regular meeting Of the W. q =
y. was held Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Rumsey; after which
pleasant reception was given to Mrs
Chattee who is soon to leave us. The
president in behalf of the Union nra.
sented 3 little token OF remembrance
Light refreshments were served anma
OF the honorary mempers kindly dona-
ting ice cream and candy which Was
greatly appreciated. Thanks, brothers.
The Ladies Guild Of the Presbyter-
ian church will give an entertainments
at the opera house Friday evening.
august l4, consisting of reading bY
May Burgess Wilson and music bv
local talent. Come out and enjoy
good evenings entertainment and az
sist in q good cause. -
Ralph Brown who has been spend
Ing the past week with his prand-
mother and other eRoy relatives Is. 4.
turned to his home IN Chester Mondav 1
Frank Newcomer Of Hesper, low.
ls.a guest Of his cousin, C Lewis and ~
family D. A. Haines and family ware .,,a
also guests &C the Lewis honns from M
Friday until Monday. $ ] s,a.. !