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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-19

qu1l eLH01lIS Oh CnoSo SUBSCRIBE
And, third, where does his main sup
port come from to this paper if it
does not come from the Farmers
Union? If it does, is it not his duty
as Christian gentleman, and as a
man loyal to his brethren in the I'm
ion, to respond to a simple, reason
able request of these supporters
through the columns of his paper?
l would think it was.
Let's see if this has been done I
told you in the beginning of this let
ter that the State organ refused to
publish our resolutions-which is
true. Later, Tattnall county en-
ployed S. j. CoWan to lecture to the
Locals throughout the county (know-
ing that he was as good as we could
get to fill this bilD after lecturing
to the different Locals We had
county meeting at Reidsville. Ca,
where most all Locals were repre-
scented (Cowan was at this meeting
also), and at this meeting resolu-
lions were passed, and unanimously
adopted, endorsing CoWan's work in
the county, and a copy of same was
sent to the Union News for publica-
ton. Did they publish them? No,
they did not
Sreven county also employed
CoWan, as we did. and passed SINH
lar resolutions, sent them to their
State organ for publication, and they
did not publish them. Naturally,
then, this question will arise in your
mind: What is the matter with
CoWan, that they will not publish
the endorsement Of his work? Well,
they say, he gave out the wrong in
formation. [ do not know what kind
OF information he was instructed to
hand out to us. But if he gave us
anything down here that would be
detrimental to US or to the Union
our brain was not capacitated to de-
tect it; therefore, we endorsed his
work. And l hardly think that he
(Cowan) was reported from this
county to headquarters for giving
out the wrong information But /
am pretty sure that a report went
from minister Of Montgomery
county, and I am also pretty sure
that he, ct al, believe in predestina-
ton, whether they preach such or
not. For unless / am badly fooled
(and | don't think I ann a few de-
cided within themselves what they
would do with Cowan, and not only
did they decide to act, but they did
act when they called CoWan off as
State lecturer. To further prove that
this was an act of predestination, I
will refer to a letter written by this
minister of Montgomery county to a
member of the above mentioned Lo-
cal, which read like this referring
to Cowan): Don't you forget his
time is coming, and is in the near
future. Now, Cowan had not been
tried at this time, and if this is not
predestination, pray tell me what is?
Talk about things going into poll
tics, [ think these folks that talk
such had better look around them,
make close investigation, and see
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-19
LEAF TOBACCO FOR SALE

Fine to chew and smoke. Grown
by a deep-dyed-in-the-w Populist
and firm believer in Thomas e. Wat
sons deathless principles. Write
for prices to
w. l.. Pa rIfss u. r. I'D. ., adams, Tenn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-12-06

Scenic City Creamery will close its
doors at five o'clock daily during the
winter months. 1t
In. Boppes, who is to occupy the
Reynolds farm, arrived here! a few
days ago with his goods farm equipo.
ment, from Aberdeen. S. D.
Jacob F. Coy of Yellow Medicine
county was united in marriage to
FlorenceE. Bishop of this cityiyes-
terday, before Judge Howard
. AS regular as the week days roll
around. the pictures change, at the
Dream, but Charlie and Emma and
the prices never change, ten cents. at
all times.
The Redwood Falls Produce Co. is
keeping half a dozen people busy.
these days. taking lin and dressing
4 poultry for the Christmas. trade in
/ the larger cities. People are bring
A ing in their birds before prices drop.
The Gazette reeeiyedan announce
mentlast week, stating that e, G.
Patterson. formerly of this city and
lateraof Marshall. Mimi, had been
electedxiee president and attorney
/ for the Nonthern States Investment
Co. with offices in the Metropolitan
Life Building, Minneapolis.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-12-06

District 81, in Brookville township
is this week opening up the best
building and eqipment OF any ruraf
school in this county, costing coill-
plete over $4,000.
Don't forget the big turkey basket
with plum pudding, cranoerfies'
celery and mixed nuts the Dream is
going to give away. Coupons every
night.
l.. C. Mace of GliddeS. Iowa, ar
rived here with his household effects
the past week, to take UP his resi-
dence on one of the Barnes-Snin
Co. farms.
Have you been there yet? Ii not
you better hurry. Where? why to
Andersen's. to sit for those Chrnst-
mas pictures you have been talking
about.
The w. R. C. supper last Friday
evening was we'll attended and the
patrons received the worth of their
money. The ladies have asked us to
return their thanks to all who helped
make it success.
The College Inn, with Messrs
Frank Theiring and Earl Mcpherson
in command, started up the past
week in the vacant room next to the
Barres-Smitb building: The young
men appear to be doing business for
the hungry alright.
Everybody was greatly pleased
this morning over the latest bulletin
from the bedside of Ella Mason,
daughter of S. O. Mason, TO the
effect that the fever which has been
threatening her life 1or several days
had left her and that her chance for
,, ultimate recovery had greatly inn
proved. The life of the young lady
] has been trembling in the balance,
I but at this writing there is the first
! hopeful chance for her restoration
! to her family and social circle. fol-
! ! several days past.
Miss Adelaide Gale Frost, re
: turned missionary from India, gave
= an interesting talk on her missions
: airy experiences before the Christian
! Endeayorers last Sunday evening
: at the Christian church, and Mon
: day evening was induced to tel
: some of her experiences for tn
.. benefit of company Of young PEG
!. pie who had congregated at tn
!. home of Dr.. and Mrs. Gibson TO
{ that purpose. Miss Frost was !
. guest at the Gibson home whileiher
. and lefttoday forher home in Mar
!. kato.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-12-06

T. ss3 81 b s ~ s B FL 3 81 & f&8
Coupons every night at the Dream
on the big Christmas prizes.
Miss Vida Asleson is visiting at
the home Of her brother in this city.
Miss Cora Waffensmith returned
from her visit in Wisconsin last Fri
day.
G. Kimball of Minneapolis visited
with Mrs. Kimball and the children
last week.
The G. E. Larson family moved
into their handsome new home near
the high school building the past
! week.
Mrs, Porter. who has been visit
ing at the Frank Clague home, re-
turned to her home at Vernon
Saturday.
Miss Abraham received visit
from brother and sister the past
week, from her former home at
IA
Gaylord.
ssl Victor Tiede, formerly of. Mime
apolis. Mimi, and Park Balls, Wis,
has accepted position, with the Fl
W. Philbrick Co,
Last Saturday there were, strong
evidences of the popularity oft the
early shopping idea, and our mer-
chants enjoyed a good trade.
Joe McAllister. and Miss Bertha
Breitkreitz were united in marriage.
at the home of Mr.. McAllister. ON
the west side. Saturday evening,
Dec. Sd. by Rev. Milton G. Shuman.
Awell authenticated rumor. is in,
circulation to the effect that Ormie,
Martin will take on Frank Carmap'
draY business after next jar,
Frank; will manage. to r. .uary
with his thoroughly eep bus.
poultry. ID stock an
Theodore b.
went TO SIS tile and Whit. Ora
where n Per f.,eton, S. D., last weel
Iteae .iere are openings for scho'
ling talent. The boys are
ne right track. Teaching has been
stepping stone for some of the be
le men now in public life.
! J.F. Roesler of Paxton last we'
u LAID the foundation for a herd
Jersey cattle. by the purchase OF
rn imported sire with faultless pee
It. gree and two registered cows Of I
up same breed. We hope that this ne
z. departure will be appreciated
a Mr.. Roesler's neighbors. NothT
,is can help the development OF t
Is wealth of Redwood county so mu
w as the promotion of its dairy int
ests, in our opinion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-12-06


Oh! ma. ma, but those white
chickens are fine lockers they are
going to give away at the Dream.
If you don't know what to buy for
a Christmas gift, take your troubles
| to Asleson he will help in selecting
present to please the most partic-
ular person.
F. G. Gnauck and wife welcomed
a u pound boy last evening. F. G.
smiles as though the boy was gaur-
anteed all wool and a yard wide,
more or less.
The property of a lady or gentle
man always receives the best consid-
GRAFTON at Neiman's Cleaning.
pressing, repairing and alterations
of every kind. 1872
Joseph Borte. who has been visit
| ing friends in this vicinity. goes to
Nebraska this week to visit friends,
and from there will go on to his
home at Winlock. Wash
| The First National Bank is dis
tributing some handsome calendar
plates to married ladies or those
who are willing to declare their in
| tention to become such by. the be-
ginning Of the calendar year.
Phil. Leish of the New Ulm
Journal was in this city yesterday.
It is given out that Mr. Leisch is a
sure winner for the appointment of
oil Inspector in Bsown county. Phil.
will see that the newspaper boys get
their tracks properly oiled for
smooth going In his county.
A party ofstwenty-three joyriders
from Marshall took dinner at the
Kahler last Sunday. They came in
four motor cars, captained by VIM.
Gieske, M. w. Harden, DR.. Whit
more and John Schneider, owners of
as many vehicles of various makes,
and it is perhaps worth noting that
such an excursion was possible and
not wholly unpleasant for
dust in Minnesota on the 4th day
of December. None of the ioyriders
had enclosed cars, either.
County Attorney Emerson was in
this city yesterday, and we learned
that he had been an interested
listener to the evidence and plead
ings of the Marshall murder case
which ended last Saturday. Mr..
Emerson speaks with great admira-
ton of the charge of Judge Olsen to
the jury and his conduct of the trial
in other respects. The judge is
winning an enviable reputation
among the legal fraternity as well
as among the people.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-12-06

: For SALE Leather couch. kitchen
! cabinet and one pair portieres. In
quire at residence. DR.. Fl. J. Henze.
Leave an order for quarter
of nice young beef. z and 8
cents per pound, at Lobdel1's.
Chick. chick, chick, gobble, gobble.
Oh my! Oh my! I'll surely die, if
don't try to get the lucky number
in the Christmas drawing at the
Dream.
Enthusiastically we bring not
innocence into the world; we bring
impurity much rather; that which
purifies Us is trial. and is by what is
contrary.
Christmas pictures are now being
made at Andersen's, in great guam
titles. Rain, snowsor cloudy wealth
err is just as bright as sunshine in
this up to date place,
1t is reported that detectives have
been at work in Sanborn recently,
on reputed clues tending to explain
the death of the man found badly
mangled on the railroad track in
that town some months ago, after
leaving gambling joint there.
Redwood Lodge of Odd Fellows
have elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Noble Grand,
DR.. A. G. Chadbourn; w. G. We'll
don, VIC; Ernest Lindeman. secre-
tary; H. P. Mckay, F. s.; F. L,
Parrish, treasurer; F. A. Gray.
trustee.
Rev. Milton Shuman of this city
went to Walnut Groveatnoon today,
to take part in district institute of
pastors of the M. E. church, in ses-
sion at Walnut Grove. Pastor Shu-
man has been assigned to present.
the subject of THE Preachers
Study Table" at the conference.
Marriage.licenses were, issued at
the court house the past week to
Peter B. Rasmussen and Alice V.
Lagerstrom of Delhi, Henry Froe-1
Itch of Renville and Mabel Hoskinof
North Redwood. Joe McAllister and
Bertha Breitkreutz of this city, and
John E. Krinke and Ella c.. Werner
of Lamberton.
Mrs. A. M. Angel is preparing to
leave here for season in Southern
California. Mrs. Angel has applied
herself closely to her duties att tt
office of register of deeds for al ny
Der of years, up to the recentt " "a
of her mother, apd we trAS ~
she will be able to fully EMP 80 80
son of rest when she gee - i
coast.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-12-06

F. H. Hartwick of Morgan was in
the city last Friday, 49,,
A. y. Haller, the piano tuner, was
in this city last week.
K. E. GIassco visited with his fam
lily in this city over Sunday.
Miss Barbara McIlreavie ! visited
relatives at Sleepy Eye last Sunday.
DR.. Penhall of Morton was a
guest of DR.. Pease here last Friday.
Miss Barbara McHreayieS visited
at Sleepy Eye the first of the week.
julius Sandager Of Belyiew visited
at the Hans Jensen home over Sum
day.
R. w. Clough is home from bis
seasons building campaign at
Danube.
Ernest King returned from a
visit with relatives down the road a
few days ago.
Henry Jaehning has been. putting
in the past week at the home of his
son George in this city.
The Young Ladies' sewing club
will meet with the Misses Hunter
Thursday evening of this week.
Anctioneer Crimmins has been at:
Vesta for several days. holding daily.
auction sales of the Nelson stock, in.
that city.
Sanb,rn Sentinel: Mrs. |: 3, Pratt
of Redwood Falls was the. guest of
F. E. Gleason family the latter, part
of last week.
Mrs. w: b Clement, arrived l
last Saturday, having, pEolor 80,
absence from home nod J :
Omaha cousin s FAM 60 60. :,
The Elaig r ~.
we're in, tAiv ..+he,s - s.nho
tiers cor .n..s :. 80 a' -,
.4nected with the closing
ne estate of the late Michael Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. Henze of Wabasl
Mimi, parents of DR.. Henze of t
q. Acity, were guests OF the latte
amily in their comfortable n
me the past few days.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-20
NEW ORLEANS DAILY
STATES"

An enterprise which is at
tracing attention in this
section just now IS the Trade
Edition Of the ST. Landry
Clarion, to be issued some
time about the first Of DC
tober next.
It is proposed to make it
a mammoth affair, not less
than forty pages, seven-col-
umn size, printed on book
paper, with historical and
statistical write-ups Of the
country, profusely illustrat-
ed. The intention Of the
Clarion is to make the edi-
ton the finest ever issued
by a country paper in the
State of Louisiana. Great
deal of space will be devoted
to New Orleans, s'the logi-
col point for the exposition.
The Clarion heartily favors
the tax, and is advocating
it through its columns.
THE exposition articles
will be written by Messrs.
p. I. Thompson and Secre-
tary Trezevant.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-20
up JURY EN-
DORSES CLARION
TRADE EDITION."

The police Jury Of the Par
ish Of st. Landry, IN regular
session, last Tuesday unani-
mously adopted the follow
ing resolution:
"Whereas, the Police Jury
of the Parish of St. Landry
recognizes the beneficial re-
suits which would accrue
from a printed work devot-
ed to the resources, the adj
vantages, the history, etc,
of the parish; and
Whereas, the st. Landry
Clarion has undertaken such
a work in the shape of a
Trade Edition. to be issued
sometime this Fall, in which
1t guarantees to treat fully
of these subjects in a man
ner which should rebound to
the benefit of the parish,
stimulating business and at
tracing immigration.
Therefore, Be it resolved
that the Police Jury Of the
Parish Of st. Landryd do here
by make an appropriation OF
$3.50 in aid and furtherance
Of said enterprise; and fur
ther, that the Police Jury
hereby heartily endorses and
said enterprise.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-20
s~'ENDORSED BY PRESI-
DENT OF PROGRESS
SIVE LEAGUE"
St. Landry Clarion, Opelou-

81. Landry CLARION, OpelOu-
sas, La.
t'You have struck the key
note in your proposed Trade
Edition-it is Just what Ope-
lousas, ST. Landry parish,
and this entire section,
need; and I wish you I'M
bounded success IN your en-
terprise, which is most GEM
mendable, and which de-
serves the cooperation and
support Of every one whose
heart is with his country.
81 may say that I have
not the least doubt of its
success. The prospectus
shown me by one Of your re-
presentatives, and the we'll
known reputation of the
Clarion for carrying out
things it undertakes, leaves
no room, in my mind, to
doubt that the trade edition
will be one of the most fruit
full and Beneficial enterprises
ever attempted in this coun-
try; and, IN behalf of myself
and the Progressive League
of Opelousas, / most heartily
endorse and recommend it,
and congratulate you cor
daily.
"fhe Clarion has done
much for this country-very
much indeed-and that Of
its own volition and at its
own expense, never asking
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-20
HERE FEVv:

Landry Clarion's Big Trade
Edition, which is being got
ten up, and which will be
printed and circulated this
fall.
1--WE knoWnof no instance
where a police jury has
shown such public spirit and
Widsom as in this one,
and their action will bear
much good fruit in future
years.
"Such a work as the Clar-
ions Trade Edition is going
to prove a wonderful adver.
tisement for st. Landry, and
every dollar put into It is an
investment that will yield a
good percentage.
IF we do not tell the peo-
pie of other sections Of our
great country what we have
here, they will never know
whether we are on the map
or not, and when it is told
to them in the able and con-
yincing language Of the
Clarion, they will sit up and
take notice, and don't you
forget it.
"The Star congratulates
ISt. Landry's police jury up
on their foresight and pro-
gressive spirit. They have
set a laudable example, and
when other similar bodies
throughout our state begin
to estimate the true worth
of the press in such a sub
stantial way as has our po-
lice jury, great will be its
accomplishments for her
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-20

its citizens to contribute a
cent to its campaign for the
better1nent of the CONNER
cial and industrial interests
of this State, parish, and
city, and this last move
shows thatit proposes to in
crease it's usefulness.
With assurances that /,
and the Progressive League,
wish you signal success,
Lam, very truly,
A. j. BERCIER,
President the 0pelousas Pro-
gressive League.
PRESIDENT WORLDS
PANAMA EXPOSITION
ENDORSES TRADE
EDITION."
New Orleans, July 10, 1910.
Landry Clarion:
Let me congratulate you
on the enterprise evidenced
the Trade Edition you
propose issuing. / had not
thought to see such good
energy display outside Of
the larger cities.
With ~bestsWishes.
T. r. THOMPSON.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-20

good, and her thousands Of
uncultiyated acres will be
populated with sturdy til
lers Of the soil, and she viii
blossom as the rose.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-20
"A Hearty Endorsement
From Manager New Orr
leans Progressive
Union.

New Orleans, July 10, 1910
The St. Landry Clarion,
Opelousas, La,
Gentlemen:
am not only impressed
with the possibilities for
good Of your proposed trade
edition, but I wish to COM
pliment you, as a former
newspaper man, on the ex-
cellent and up-to-date ap-
pearanee of the Clarion.
Both in your news and adj
yertising columns your dis
play is of a character which
commands attention, and,
geographically, you have
one Of the cleanest papers in
Louisiana. There is q great
deal of taste displayed in
your makeup, which is not
ordinarily looked for outside
of the larger journals who
can afford to pay for experts
in this line. Your spirit Of
enterprise is most commend
able and I am quite certain
your efforts will produce the
most gratifying results to
yourself as well as to the
Worlds Panama Exposition.
Very truly yours,
IN. B. IRRELEVANT.
Manager.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-08-20
WONDERFUL AID.
VERTISEMENT."

From "Eunice Star"
THAT St. Landry's Police
Jury are believers in Print
ers Ink is evidenced by
their recent appropriation of
$3.50 in behalf Of the St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
BIG MONEY FOR
PLAYERS IN
WORLD SERIES

PHILADELPHIA. oct { The
world aeflea wiil uron here Oriobcr
n. aud plans are being made for
an immense gathering ~ the fans
ai The big ball park The players
viii receive 90 per cent % the gate
money. aud a fAi Wad 70 will b.. 10
cal authorities say
The following players were an.
bounced aa eligible
Chicago National League Club
Archer. Beaumont brown. Cole.
Chance. EYefa. FoKen. Hoffman.
king Kane. Mcintyre. Ncedhnm.
Overall. Ptclffer pfeiatrr. Richie.
Heuibach. 4heckard stelnfeidt.
Schultz. Tinker. weaver. Zlmmrf.
man
philadelphia American League
Club Atkins. Bender Halfy Bator.
COMBS. Collins. Dnnnhuc. DYgert.
Davis. Derrick. lloRser. ilarisei.
Kranan Lamp Livingston. lord
MORGAN murphy. Mrlnuis. Oldring.
Plank. Thomas. Sjrunk
The scorers solicited are Francis
Fighter. Of Philadelphia. and Taylor
SPHINX % 81 Louis
John HoyileF secretary 20 preai
dent Lynch. ~ enc National league.
aud Robert McRDy secretary 10
President johnson. Of the Nmeu
cans. werr selee4ed b. both mana.
Kera
Reserve seat prices were Tired AZ
from 81 To- S.. while ghc price for
general admission wiil be- So crnta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
QUEEN ANNE FOOT
BALL SCHEDULE

Manager Van Woodaman. 81 the
Queen Anne high school. has com
pletcd the football schedule for the
year The iiHt includes games with
all the larger high schools Of the
state. vlth one or two exceptions
The schedule Tor the season b. a.
follows Queen Anne w. Everett
IN Seattle. October s. Queen Anne
w Franklin October n. practice
game. Queen Anne - Bolllngham
October 8 Quocu Anne vs. West
Seattle. October ~. Queen Ammo
VS. iiillu Military Academy. In Port
land October %. Queen Anne W.
broadway. October -. Queen Anne
IS Lincoln. November ~. Queen
Anne Fs Tacoma. AZ Tacoma. No
vember ~. Queen Anne W. Abcr
deem. November "a. and Queen
Anne Va Bclllugham. November 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
A FEW DOSES END BACKACHE AND
REGULATE KIDNEYS AND ri Ann.

" your kidneys are disOrdered or
you suffer With baoknchs or blad.
der misery a few doses Of Papes
Diuretic nov Will effect a cure.
Put an end % kidney trouble
while u " only trouble before IT
develops Into DrOpay Diabetes.
Gravel Or BrlRhra disease.
The moment you suspect any kid.
uey. bladder or urinary disorder, or
feel a dun. constant Backache. or
the urine H. thick. cloudy. offensive
or fall ~ sediment. Irregular ~
passage or attended BY a acalding
sensation. begin taking Pape's Dlu-
retic as directed. with the knDUi
edge that there rs no other med.
cine. At any price made anywhere
else In the world. which 10 30 harm.
less or Will effect 80 thorough and
prompt cure
Pape'a Diufetio acta directly upon
the kidneys. bladder and urinary