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New Ulm review., 1908-12-16

Bernhard Ranweiler, aged eighty
: i've wears, died at his home in this
city Friday afternoon and was buried
from the Holy Trinity church Monday
forenoon. The deceased was born in
Wuertemberg in 1923 and came to
Amelica in 1850, or exactly four
wears before his marriage to Katherine
Faerber which occurred at Sandusky,
Ohio. In 1860, after trying his fortune
in Michigan, Iowa and f'reeborn
county, Minnesota, he came to West
Newton in Nicollet county and re-
sided there with his wife and growing
family until 1892. Then he removed
TO New Ulm. In 1904 he celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of his wedding
and was permitted to have with him
on that occasion all Of the children
who had been born to them - John,
Michael and Alex of this city, Joseph
of Fairfax, Bernhard OF West Newton,
Mrs. Krippner of Stewart, Mrs.
Rreoel and Mrs. Brand Of Fairfax
aud Mrs. Daschbach of Hillyard,
w ashington. He was . man of even
temperament, faithful husband and
father and a citizen who was generally
esteemed by those who happened to
be his neighbors..
Gov. Johnson visited the United
States senate Monday. He sat be-
tween Senators Clapp and Gamble fol
a time and later retired to cloak
room with Senator j Ohnston Of Ala
oama who was one of his strong sup
norters in the pre-convention presi
dental campaign.
The Turner Zoegling-Verein or
Monday evening elected Albert Fritch'
president, Armand Groebner vic'
president, Peter Scherer secretary
Lawrence Neumann assistant secre
Gary, Arthur HUM treasurer and Ro
land Neumann turnwart.
Governor johnson has accepted th
tender of place on the staff of tn
marshal of the Taft inaugural parade
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-11
\ CHANGE or POLICY

President David starr Jordan in an
address in Montana, stated that stan
ford University would probably in the
not distant future abandon the
courses now given to freshmen and
sophomdreq and begin university
work with The foundation for profess
sonal life, all mere culture degrees
being abandoned and all degrees Civ
on being virtually certificates Of com
petcnce to engage in some definite
line Of professional Industrial or COM
mercial work Elementary training
In science, mathematics and language,
including the work Of the high school
and the first two years Of the uni
yersitles ms now operated. Is To be
done before entrance TO the uniYer~
sity. II is generally believed by all
those who take an interest In cduen-
tl0nal matters that similar line Of
policy VIII soon be adopted by all
Of our higher Institutions Of learning
# Is the general opinion among the
friends Of education that the time has
come for our universities to cut out
the kindergarten features
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-11
coon m,lrn ASn coon ROADS

white lba American people every.
where arc Interested an1 properly in
tefested, Ia politics It would be
great deal more appropriate and prof
table under existing conditions for
the people Of New Mexico 10 interest
themselves ii good roada IN nearly
every part Of the United states or
any other civilized country The first
datY az ans community h supposed
to be "a make good passable country
roads. bur this territory II one Of the
exceptions 10 % q very recent date
Fl has been the rule here 70 make
party leaders, and public officials Of
men whose highest conception Of rab
iie duty has been 10 arrange plans
aud schemes for getting their arms
up TO the elbows into the public
treasury, and who would have re-
garded money spent on a public rond
as sheer waste Of public funds The
world has lone been familiar With
the philosophy az Dogberry that
''readnH aud writing come BY natufo,
but in New Mexico and especially inI
Hernallto county that provision Of
nature has been enlarged 70 include
public roads Take for lluHtrntion
The city Of Albuquerque, the metro-
polls aud commercial center Of the
territory. d city whose people proud
~ boast of being "np-to-dnte' Ia ev
i Ia
~ everything, and yet II you can find
ono mile Of country road In the en-
tire county which nature did moi make
without any assistance from man, YOU
should see that II Is put on eXhibt
lion at our big show next fan far IL
would certainty take tho premium aa
he greatest curiosity
But our people have reason 70 nnd
much pleasure in the fact that We
have turned over new leaf and that
our leaal government county and
city Is now ii the hands o. men who
believe that the public funds should
be expended for lie benefit % the
public and who recognize the sound
ness % The American principle that
government should bo conducted for
the benefit u the governed Such be-
inR the case Il ~ appropriate and
timely aud may be- If value TO the
public 10 call attention 10 some RE-
marks Oh tho subject ~ good reads
made few days aRa by In Antrton
$ Cushman assistant director az the
onlee 81 puhlle roada, 6f the United
states department Ut agriculture TuI
the course If 40 addrfas before the
American Public Health association
IN cushman said
II have noticed that wherever I
SOC bad roada invariably see neglect
"a unkampL unWushod children TEL
! travel along good road 1 see Chtl~
aren well cared for I do not SAY
thal one directly follows the other.
hut they undoubtedly go together A
community that ia negligent or ua
roads VIII be negligent of No. ohu-
dren, and d community chat rs urgH-|
gent af tis children will NOT produce
good citizens nor, above nll things
will II have u high standard OF pub
HE health"
Being asked by member OF the
association II he could Justify this
statement Dr Cushman replied.
"I e , think Justified by tay
spent in am automobile In amy country
section, and insisting as I do ON the
condition, I think it has bearing
eh the question $50 frequently asked
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-11
THORNTON, THE CLEANER

wants the work. he needs the money
and for thirty days you can save
money by calling up Phone $50. He
has cut the prices in his whole line
and he is the cleaner III North
Third street,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-11
FOR M len.
FOR WON EN-.

Patent Kid shoes and
.0xfords ................. $3.50 70 $500
Wei KID shoes and
ONfOFds. ...-......,...,S2 .25 to $500
Canvas Oxfoitts. White
or GRAY a....,.'...... $3.50 TO $500
Children'a Shoes and
slippers ............... 500 10 $3.50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-11
CABINET CRISIS IN ENGLAND.


Sir Henry Zimmerman,
for some years past prime minister Of
Great Britain having been obliged to
resign on account Of III health, the
king has called Herbert II, AsquIth,
present chancellor Of the oXehequer,
to form new cabinet
This means u change of the ma
tonal administration ana Is equiva-
lent In England to the incoming of a
new president IN The United states OF
course. the king Is nomInalDy the
head Of the government, but the
prime minister lis the real head and
practically corresponds to the presi-
dent in our government An the 9TH
er minister's viii now resign, ana the
new premier win organize a new cab
met, making as thorough "a change In
the administration as there is in this
country when a new president comes
in. though there may not necessarily
be. and win not probably be In this
case, amy radical change Of policy.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-10-15

Do you want s4OO Piano, iree3 See
Ia Tor.
Attention is called TO the full page
Advertisement in this issue OF j. j. Red
ding, the hustling merchant Of Green
vile, who's conducting a IL days sale
of his splendid stock OF general mer-
chandise. Here is great opportunity
to secure some rare bargains aud the
people Of Greenville and that section OF
the county will profit by visit to bis
store during the sale
Taylor, the Clothier, next door to post
office.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup always
| brings quick relief TO coughs, colds,
bt arseness, whooping- cough and 81
bronchial and throat trouble Mothers
especially recommend II for children.
Pleasant to take, gently laxative sod
iby B. F. HoseleY.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-10-15
do you want a hat? Sec Taylor.

Do you want hat? See Taylor
Services will be held at the Epi'co-
pal Church Sunday A. NJ. at IL o'clock
and afternoon at 4.
Breedloves ice cream,sll havors fresh
every day at Madison Drug Co.
There will be Mass at the Catholic
Church here next sunday Oct 18Th
at 10 a. N. and services in the after
noon at A sermon will be preached
at both services.
schloss Bros q, fine clothing at Tav-
lor's.
Hi Wade has accepted a position with
Will Taylor for the season. and as he Is
a very popular salesman Bill is to be
congratulated upon securing his serv'
ces.
LOsT:-Smith Il wesson 32.calibre
revolver. 5.inch barrel. % road between
Madison aud cascade. Reward tor re-
turn to NJ. NJ. DeLaughter W.
For Sale:-A small iron safe. cheap
ABBY at this office. u
Pine and oak wook delivered prompt
". Telephone your orders to H. L
Bishop for D, NJ. Deas.
w. S. Orerstreet has two large ao
vertieements in this weeks paper I
which special attention is directed
b Overstreet's store is famous for e''gas
goods and close prices. GIVE MIN
" call.
Re Mrs. Angus TIlnson q Quincy, we
II rs,pamber,.d IL, Miss bessie McRae'
the charming gaest fora few days
ar Miss Clara Coggins.
ID wANTED:-success Magazine I
n. ouires the services Of a man in Maids
70 look after expiring subscriptions al
es N secure new business by means
n methods unusually efechvei pos''i
st permanent; prefer one with eSper'en'
". hut will consider any applicant wi
or GOOD natural qualifications sala
th Al 30 per day, with commission {
10 non Address with references n;
IN D. 100. Success Magazine bu'l
- ing, New York.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-10-15
TOWN TOPICS.
rDll, .orsr shoes at Taylor's.
Our Phone 76.

walk.over shoes at Taylor's'
portow B. johnson, prominent at
torney of Jasper, was N attendance
upon our court this week.
Joe Hinely Of Live Oak spent few
hours in the city Sunday ss the guest
Of Mrs. Charlie Morrow,
Ice Cream fresh every day at D. H.
Smiths.
Mrs. Tbeo Leslie and young son, 5
NJ, are visiting friends in Pensaco-
Ia.
TAYLOR sets the style in Madison
Next door to post office
in. Stripping and H. J. McCaIl q
the Jacg sonville bar are attendants
upon our circuit court this week
For Sale: Seed Rye and Early Oats
Apply 10 Fraleigh Lines'Snelter Co.
Another New and Stylish lot Bona
Hats Just arrived at the Smith Mercan
tile Company-Call and see Vne'n'
Another New aud Stylish lot OF Bona
Hats Just arrived at the Smith Mercs'
tile Company-Call and see them
BreeJlove's ice cr"ar ali dsVoFs Tres
every day at Madison Drug Co.
Senator Fred P Cone OF Lake VI
where he is prominent member OF u
bar. attended our circuit court Ia
week.
Rev. w. r. Ivey aud George Iedd
left Monday for Crawtordv'le to atle'
the session Of the Baptist Conyenno
They will probably return to-day.
Those having eye trouble headac h
or nervousness should go to JaoHso
vile and see DR.. Armstrong, speclal
Office Laura street.
Daniel g. Smith left last week
Bennettsville S. G. where MRS SIN
and D. G. IT,, have been visiting re
lives for several weeks. The IaA
returned home together Yesterday
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-10-15
fIodda's Higher Educational Institutions
The State College for Women
(Florida Female College,
Tallahassee, Florida

A College for Women, without par
alIel m the South, embraciLg a college
Of Liberal Arts; Normal school;
School OF Industrial Arts; School Oh
Fine Arts, offering instruction in draw
ing. painting, piano, pipe organ, vlol,ni,
voice culture, elocutton, and physlcA
culture. ~, IL ,or.,,
Forty Florida counties and seven eve,
states represented In the enrolment
last session. II - o.,
Fine new dormitory, with rooms tor
one hundred and sixty girls, just
completed. Plans for other extensive
improvements are already made.
For further information or Catalogue
write to ,,-pnunZE
President.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-10-15

Russell Vann handles Arnold Bros
sbingles. Call at his store for prices.
His many. friends we're delighted TO
va,come Col. c. j. Hardee WHO came
from his home 10 Asheville, y O. to
attend our session Of court. He viii
nrobably remain several weeks.
DIR. Armstrong, stIaightens cross
syes without knife and overcomes all
forms Of eye trouble, Ohices Laurs
street, Jacksonville, Nv
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-10-15
University of the
State of Florida
Gainesville, Florida.

A high. grade institution for young
men, offering Literary Soient'nc -
ripeering,Agrioultural and Pedagogical
Courses. .,L
strong Faculty; we'll equipped Ieo-
oratories; thorough instruction, oo'u
theoretical and practical; caretu' su,
nervislou and discipline; high moral
tone.
No tuition charges to Florida SUI
dents. Other expenses very low fof
catalogue and Information, address
ANDREW SLEDD,
President,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-10-15
American Girl shoes at Taylor's'

Another old landmark gone MONDAY
nj ,bt the Sheldon Smith home was de-
stroyed by FIRE. This was one OF hao''
sons Oldest homes and was the blrth
plaoe OF several Of our most prominent
citizeps-Messrs. D. G T. O. and r.
p Smith and Mrs. j. b. Brinson. The
house wac occupied by G. NJ. Kenny
and family aud owned by E. Peck
smith. The fire originated 1t lie thought
from a defective kitchen hue. Most oil
the household goods Of the occupants
we're saved from the flames. We un'
derstand that the building was In
sured.
II you are a sufferer from piles, Man
Zau Pile Remedy will bring relief wi
the first application. Guaranteed. Prlc
50 ceuts. Sold by B. F. MOseley.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-10-15
LOOK HERE!

LOOK HERE!
How many m e n
know CT o t h IN g.
quality? 1t takes
an expert these
days to Judge val
ues. The S a f e S t
plan, we've found,
is to buy from
honest nanufac-
turers; then W e
take no chances.
Schwab Clothes
are dOubly insur-
ed; not only do we
know they're right.
but the set-price
label con t h {
sleeve" in S ur e s
good values. Tha1
is why we sci
them. That's VIII!
you should b u!
them. $40 to $50
One price to all, al
over America.
W.S.OVERSTREET
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-10-15
THE GUIDE POST

HE Largest Bank in Madison COunty-the oia-
& est Bank in Madison COunty-are two Guiue
for strong Bank Thirteen Of safe and S eom
sentative banking through good times ana ion masp
times is our record During the recent pane conc
Sed to be the worst one in the history OF the country
tbis Bank issued no Clearing House CeFcar 'o tbo
stricted payments OF money nor o,u in the Savings
in anvinstance, bat paid out hard cash
in each case, record to be proud OF. oao IN our
We invite your account Deposits made -. IN dr our
Savings Department up to the 9th OF any mon'n o'""
a ner cent interest from the hrst'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
POOR SHOWING IS
IN BOOKkEEPIN

WASHINGTON, July g.. Secre-
tary Cortelyou has given out a state
ment regarding the situation, in
which he says that the deficit of $50.
900, 900 shown by the Treasury state
ments is more apparent than real, pc
cause of the antiquated bookkeeping
system, which is being overhauled.
and contending that Considering o.
binary receipts of the Government
there is really surplus.
The Secretary says that the items
included in ordinary expenditures
are such as might properly be co.,
cred by the issue OF bonds instead OF
paid out of the current revenues. the
latter method constituting an exit
bition of financial strength which
shows only an imaginary deficit. Ths
statement cites methods of specis
accounting of foreign governments
along these lines
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
Mine OPERATOR
PREFERS PRISON

LEADVILLE, July 6.-Rathel
than pay a judgment of $4,000, Ar-
gust Zobel, mining man, has SUI
rendered himself to the Sheriff an !
is now in the county jail. The iudg-
ment was obtained by the lessees of
the Fanny Rawlings Mining Com
pany, who claimed that the lesseea
of the st. Louis Mine, in which Zobel
is interested, had encroached on then
territory, and had taken out a large
amount of ore.
On the trial it was proved that the
st. Louis lessees had entered Fanny
Rawlings ground, and it was also
shown that Zobel had taken the roy
alties from this ore and appropriated
the money IAN
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
ADMITS He HELD
No Commission
tBy Associated Press,


LOS ANGELES, July 6.--Douglas
M. Montgomery, the young man who
was arrested on a charge of stealing
and pawning diamonds of Mrs. Caro-
line Odea,of San Francisco, and who
claimed to have been Second Lieu
tenant in the Sixth United States
Cavalry, was visited in the Receiving
Hospital today by Lieutenant-Generdl
Adna r. Chaffee. The General ques-
toned him sharply and Montgomery
admitted that he never was an army
officer, but maintained that he was
guide in the service in the Philip
pines. He was given a stern rebukc
by the retired commander of the
army, who left him in disgust.
Montgomery is strapped to cot
to prevent self-destruction. He in
sists that he will kill himself at the
first opportunity, and has twice at
tempted suicide Tonight he begged
the attendants to let him have a re-
volver that he might shoot himself
Mrs. odea is relaxing her prosecution
and he may be released. He asserts
the woman knew he pawned he'
gems.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
Min Ride Into Convention
With Practically a Unanil-
NOUS Vote.-His Running
Mate IS Still in Dark.

DENVER, July 6.--Abose the hubbnb Of this, the last
before the Democratic National Convention
main development that stands prominently that the
Of Bryan sentiment apparently overwhelming
The nomination Of the NebrasKan assured beyond
reasonable doub unless unlocked for reversal of
conditions All efforts unite vivePresidentai
candidate proved futile the win
deliberations with wide
The majority the Pennsylvania delegation in
named Colonel james GuHey National Committeeman,
defiance to Bryans demand for his displacement the heels
Of Bueys stngng public arrtgnment Of Bryan "hypo
critic, migrate and falsifer" s44a s4f ,ss sft as9
The Democratic National held meeting
consider which resulted in the dismissal Of Senator
McCarrans York the seating of Roger Sui
and the Illinois delegates 81
With the arrival of State delegations Bryans nOni
seems assured, only by the required
thirds of the convention but practically unanimous
turning tonight the opening session Of the
venton, which begins The appointment Of
committee credentials rules Organization
followed presentation resolution For
memory Cleyeand Judge Parker prepared
Of these resolutions completely eliminating politics,
dealing with eminent public services of Mr. Ceye
land TomoOws proceedings will be brief After the premi
nary organization effected adjournment will be taken
mark Of respect for Cleveland. t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
STRIKES BLOW AT
Mining FRAUDS

CHICAGO, July 6.-The exterml-
nation of scores of mining, invest
ment and financial corporations
which have fiourished in Chicago Ia
the last five years, and which haze
made. it is said, more than $4,000.
600 from investors, is planned in i
Government crusade, which resulted
in twenty-eight fraud indictments b,s
ing returned by the Federal Grani
Jury. The jury still is in session,
and many more indictments may bs
returned next week.
!. 'Rhodus Brothers were the firs..
the American Mexican Mining Com
pany was the second, and there will
be many Others In a few days" said
Post Office Inspector Stuart, who Is
in charge of the work.
The names OF the men indicted AMI
the corporations concerned are be-
ing carefully guarded by the Distri 4
Attorney and postal officials until
copies have been served on those IN
dicted. 1t is intimated that several
of the companies are ones which have
been capitalized at 100000 or
more, and whose incomes have ag-
gregated more than that amount
since their Incorporation.
Copies of indictments returned
against DR.. w. s. Phillips and John
B. swalley, president and promote
Of the American-Mexican Mining
Company. have been sent to Los An
geles, where the men now are said
to be. Their arrest is anticipated to.
morrow All the officials of the coc-
poartions against whom indictmen 5
were returned have been under sur
veillance for several weeks, with one
exception.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
STAGE IS Held
Up NEAR YREkA
(By Associated Press. J

YREKA. Cal, July 6.-The Scott
Valley stage, running between Yreka
and Etna, was held up on Forest
House Mountain, at Robbers Rock,
this afternoon by two men wearing
masks and gunny sacks on their fees.
Four passengers were robbed 81
watches and $50. The Wells Fargo
express box was taken and opened
with an axe. It's contents were Sc
cured but the amount of money is
unknown. The Sheriff with a posse
lis trailing the holdups.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
DID NOT kIONAP
HIS CHILDREN

PARIS. July 6.--Tne statement
given publicity this morning that
Count Boni de Castellane, the former
husband of Nine. Anna Gould. kid
mapped his three children from We. :
sailles yesterday, is inaccurate. The
Count simply went TO Versailles and
took the youngest boy. who is i'll, To
the Counts mother for the annual
visit of one month each allowed by
the Court under the divorce decree.
Nine. Gould's lawyers in Paris
laugh at the intsmation that anything
would come up TO prevent the mar
riage between Nine Gould AMI
Prince Helie de Sagan. and declare
this ceremony will take place In Lon
don in-s few days,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
STAGE DRIVER
LOST ON DESERT

SAN BERNARDINO. July g.. os-
car wilcox, a veteran desert stage
driver. is lost on the desert and has
probably perished in some one Of thu
sun-baked canyons in the vicinity OF
Rose mine. Tonight news Of his dis
appearance reached the Sheriff's of
Ace IN a call for aid, and the Sheriff
ordered out fifteen Of his trailers,
who are now gathering at Big Bear
Valley to start at daylight.
Two weeks ago Wilcox left the
ranch OF Charles Martin, near ola
Woman Springs, with two burros and
a saddle horse for prospecting trip.
Three days later he was Discovers
at Sterling's mine, sitting astride y
his horse in a dazed condition. He
refused al invitation to rest, and
headed for the Pipes, fifteen miles
distant. Two days later his horse
and one bnrro wandered into the
Martin ranch. A search was at ones
begun and tonight the other BURR
was found dead ten miles from the
pipes, having become entangled il
the brush by a stake rope and
starved. The Sheriff states there IL
no hope of finding Wilcox alive. This
region is known as death trap, be
ing waterless and place of shifting
sands. &3 &
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
BRYAN HAS NOMINATION CORRALED
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN THEO'
DoRE RELE.. WILL GET TO
DENVER ON TINE.

LINCOLN. July ga message re-
ceived tonight by w. ]. Bryan states
that Theodore Bell, temporary chair
man OF the Democratic National Con-
vention, is safely on his way to the
convention city after many trying ad-
ventures. and will arrive in time to
let fail the gavel at noon tomorrow.
The message was received from Point
Well, the northern extreme limit OF
the washouts outside Of Lincoln. AT
II O'Clock tonight Bells train was
reported as passing Bellevue, Kans.,
and would reach Denver about to-
morrow morning.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-07
HAWAIIAN DELEGAT1ON HAS
CANDIDATES FOR SECOND
PLACE.

DENVER, July 6.-As an evidence
Of activity IN the new colonial posses
sions. Hawaii Is the latest to come
forward with vice-Presidentiai ean-
didate, delegates announcing on their
arrival today their support Of Will
lam A. Kinney. a leading citizen of
Honolulu, for that place. Kinney Is
a native of Hawaii, a lawyer, political
orator and speaks the Hawaiian and
English languages. He directed a
campaign last year which resulted in
the carrying of Honolulu for the De-
mocracy.