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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09
". ". Mayhem, Merton, Wis. sa,

w. W. Mayhem, Merton, Wis, says:
81 consider One Minute Cough Cure
a most wonderful medicine, quick and
safe" 1t is the only harmless rem
edy that gives Immediate results. It
cures coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis,
grippe, whooping cough. pneumonia
and all throat and lung diseases. Its
early use prevents consumption. Chill
dren always like it and mothers en-
dorse it. T. S. Beardsley,s Fourth
street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

Up in Langdon it seems that Fred
Mclean, former private secretary to
Senator Roach, concluded at a late
hour to III for mayor against Nc
Phail, republican, and he came within
nine votes Of winning Well that he
didn't start in sooner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

While Judge Kenneth M. jackson Of.
Alaska is still under thirty years Of.
age, he has received as much assoc
900 as an attorneys fee and cleared up
several million dollars on mining
properties. He landed in Alaska not
many years ago with $3.50 as his en-
tire fortune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

The presidential mania is spreading.
General Miles says he is willing to, be
the candidate Of the democracy,
Admiral DeWey's fever seems to burn
as holly as " And William j.
Bryan is still chasing butterflies from
end of the nation to the other.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09
TESTIMONIAL FROM OLD EN-

Il consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best in the world for
bronchitis saysMr. William SaVory,
Of Warrington, England. 1T has saved
my wife's5 life, she HAVING been aSmar-
tyr to bronchitis for over six years,
being most of the time confined to her
bed. She is o quite well. Sold
by 3. S. Beardsley, druggist.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

Cleanse the liver, purifyst blood,
inyigoraIe the body by using DeFVitt's
Little Early Risers. These famous lit
the pills always act promptly. E. s.
BeardsIey, Fourth street
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

The jamestown Alert gives a coll
umn Of local political gossip under the
title of spring housecIeaning. $
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09
TELL YOUR T

A beautiful complexion is anSimpos-
sibility without good pure blood, the
sort that only exists in connection with
good digestion, a healthy liver and
bowels. Karl's Glover Root Tea acts
directly on the bowels, liver and kid
neys keeping them in perfect health.
Price rs cents and so cents. b. S.
Beardsley, druggist, Fourth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09
calculated 10 Produce Dis1ovaItv.

Uaiculated TO PRODUCE D~isIoyaIty.
DUBLIN, April 9-The Dublin police,
by order Of the government, seized the
day Issue of the United Iiishmen as d
print st~calcuIated to produce discomfort,
disafection and disloyalty. 2
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

Anyhow the April LIST issue Of the
Lakota Herald fooled Editor Esem-
niger Of the Hope Progress.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

Pat Rourke tells the Fargo Argus
that he is making no fight on Insur-
ance Commissioner Harrison, but that
r. s. Adams is a candidate for the
Ransom county delegation for railroad
commissioners and Rourke says the
delegation will be for him-although
the situation may be clearer when we
hear from Harry Oliver and som Of
the republican rustlers down that
way.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

There havesbeen numerous calls for
ITO Have and to Hold'--since our
first lot run out. "a new consignment
has just arrived at the Capital Book
Store &&{4 n.y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

Senator Hoar of Massachusetts is
one of those VINO fear the first car in.
a train He believes the last car, the
safest in case Of accident and nearly.
always sits there.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

In the Stutsman county primaries
which were held Saturday, the friends
of Governor Fancher won out and will
control the delegate convention to be
held this week. This means that the
governor will have the delegation from
his county to the state convention in
his candidacy for denomination and is
said to presage the nomination Of
5Ormsby McHarg for the state senate
in place of Bailey Fuller.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09
This paper is on file with the
BANNING ADVERTISING co.

Endicott Building. st. Paul., Mimi, where
subscribers, advertisers and Others may
examine it and where estimates will be given
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09
SOME PRAIRIE BREEZEs.

NOT DEAD.
The yase5is broken,
The flower is dead
It's petals crumbled,
Its ashes spread.
Sweeps its ruins
The wandering gust,
The leaf to ashes
The stalk tctdust.
Claims its ashes
The waiting sod,
But something fingers
That came from God
The SOUL Of the flower
ThafIives for aye,
The scented memory
That cannot die.
The vase is broken
The life is dead,
The cold clay crumbles
In ashes spread.
The castle totters,
With earth is blent
The off cast mantle
And tenement.
Claims its ashes
The waiting sod,
But something fingers
That came from God.
The something Yoiceless,
Shapeless, vast,
The sWeeter perfume
That lives at last.
In dust the.hower
The life is fled,
But something fingers
And is not dead.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09
BRIEF BITS Oh NEWS.

Fire at Waynesyille, o., destroyed an
entire square IN thesbusinegs portion OF
the Town. Loss not yet known,
Frederick j.. Church, the celebrated
scenic painter, died here. Interment
will take place At Hartford, Conn.
The fund which ii being raised by
subscription for the benefit fthe widow
Of the late General Guy V. Henry, u.
s. AZ, has reached q total of SO. 68s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09
GREATNESS.

The great man is the one who takes
Chance at the flood and rises high,
And then before he makes mistakes
Is wise enough to die.
The man who isn't wise enough
To die when flame is at its food,
Must not complain if someone knocks
His halo in the mud.
Fame, like the bowler sets his pins
Sets up der rows of foolish men
Because, like him, she Graves the
chance
To knock them down again.
J. w. FOLEY, JR.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

The populist convention at Grand
Forks endorsed Bryan, in a verbose
resolution offered by General Standish.
The resolution also mentions Bryan
as the second Lincoln" Lincoln is
dead and cannot raise his voice in pro-
test. General standish's resolutions
call especially upon ministers of the
gospel to support Bryan, as against
lmnonopolies, which create want, sin
and crime. # there is anything in.
this country that will create more
want than an untrammeled POP adj
m~inistration, we have failed to see it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09
cranes Physicians Hapefnl.

LoHDoN, April 9.-After medical
consultation the physicians are hope.
full for the recovery Of Stephen Crane
the novelist, who has been III for some
time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

which is not In the populist party only
because it has been able to control the
democratic party. With Mr.. Bryan
laid aside as a democrat, he would at.
once appeal as the populist candidate.
and with irresistible force to western
and southern men as Just as good a
democrat as he was in 1896, when they
supported him. The rupture of DEM
ocratic forces would be i~rreparable.s
Republicans could desire no better
outlook. 1t is not to be supposed
that the long headed democrats who
favor the appearance of Admiral
Dewey in the field have desired n
such result. But it would be the only
one possible if they should succeed in
thrusting Mr.. Bryan out Of the demo-
cratic national convention, beaten
where he wa victorious, and if they
have anything to gain it must be III
the years to come after the campaign
of 1900 shall have been forgotten BY
many. Democrats might then be raj
lied. Nothing but the dispersal and
defeat of the party can this year fol-
low the attempt to put up somebody in
place of Bryan as the democratic can
didate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-09

$500
The Fargo Argus wonders whether
Captain sigsbee is not a vice presi-
DENTAL possibility. It says the cap
tain did not find time to answer this
question while at Fargo, but thinks
things point that way. Z
The Minot Optic discovers that
there viii be three candidates for every
office within the gift of that county
and sagely adds-1the more. The in
steresting.
The trust has swallowed the linz
seed oil mill at Fargo. The inside
workings Of a trust full OF linseed oil
ought certainly to be smooth.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
Sra Tigspagen.

unoer 6OItetinsets JotbanoIin9 ON
De til 5inansnopalsst b~snuite Anofa.
g%enosr, ioreiaIot iorIeOsn en- lille NOR
iom 9piiOoe, iom iiIIiss taitsr Cps oUsr
4attiiotboIoene.
III Socialoemotraien &. M. & IA lis
en- par Der lnbbra9t ct anOrnssnoe ira
3ernbanearbeieerne ON 2snforbeieIie.
Den 6a Der er nsoiat en- aommisiion til
at fOrtlaa en- bel ny Oronius al 9ern.
bansanliggenoerne funoe non ielpfoI9es
Ing lite TONNE inb paa 1t laabant BIZ
a~nora9enoe. Sommisfonsns 6orila9
maa isrf fOrsIisse. Nsn &. Or. 8Iau.
len uiIoe aIIi9sueI, Of man ftrots ituIos
imsostomme ArbeiOtrns.
8enitrss Orbforsr, samIs Sens
y Il talte iaa Rlauien orbenlis til og
teitgIte BAN for at Tale paa FLAP.
0eite nne men ret rommsnoe uotrpt btr
lfal betpoe iaa mtset iom: rpaa enbper
9is", ielu paa 1roOs Of iunb 6ornuft
al billie bette fig giiaIb bIanot 9aIserns
uto at imisre for Ntbtiosrnss anoru9sn-
Der, isIU ON oisie prattiit lite fan be-
uillisss.
8Iauieu iUursOs isen, at buis Butt
Tom NIB iIist snArb,iOs iamIins IA
UiIOs ban fOa lite FLAP, msn FLAPS.
Rsn Buff fnnOt nu, at Oct uar en-
matteIis attelt. 6Iauisn iOm arbsiOer.
nss E~iIIiOSmaHO, gan iins 8aIsers. at
be Uilbe prpsIe an, Der iaIts SanobsO.
5or spri9t par bet Qenitte, iom be L
SoeinIoemOtroter / Rissbassn baOOs at
tate for, bUuO ber bIeU sennemfsrt til
SmaaioIts Sam. Obi ielpfpIgsli9
Tumble Il Wanb lite u6rette nogei alens
/ en- Goriamlins paa ia UieoIemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
#uIuffer.

5OrIeeen iteie en- llIptte ueo 9ipss
sGrOe, JON bapoe ct Menneftes Deb
Til 6cIge. 6n lsunrise SITTER Peter
Olfen, Der oar paa anbeia9t paa Ssen
iommen msO 10 andre, bauoe, meOsns
ban Job til &ors, itiast Rn Sa9tbublst
peo Sibsn al fig. Ia BAN MI ut Die
pan nOsIe 2Gnber. areb ban ON 9esiez
Iebene, men 9anerne iit lat / Gotten,
os besge Stuobene ramie Deter Glen !
grpliet, iaaIebes at ban trails ai8it Deb
Deoeu.
dorleben forte QuIstarIen fra
8ilseaaro til 9iytpbing. 9slisne blep
fig os log 5orimetten paa go9nsn !
Stptter. 6arlsn foIot al 8o9nen.
Ran ianbt BAN btuib tiles; ban bIen
bragt biem % III e~ogebialp, msd osbe
eiter tire Timers 5OrIsb, foruemlig at
9lernerpltelle.
Den Adobe par omtrent 25 War
sammel, en- puulioeIis % ebrueIig
Rnrl.
3 Stout Weue psbgabsr par fore
leOsn en- l3auris Pi9e saaet Op / NsI'
len. Weaeuartet maa oa baue faaet
fat / benbes 8laber, men buorIsoes IL
Iptten er aouet iii, uioes lie. ga Der
Tom Soil til, Iuu bun OsO. Bssse Stn
pur fuIoitGnoig ~fnute.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

gsft oii Dill gsunem Gaaserus op
- 8eof ou tan f, naar 2infne bug
ae5 -
e. bpOr ost tinorer .paa eier9tnes
Gop
0srli9t fro SoIsu Der olbrig pil i%luttes.
Ct 81 paa StpOst. ou iieole til Serb
Oct ct FUN itabt I'll Den itinten6e Saare.
gei, is Dem bantes peO Abrabams
Yor0,
- aae be tars, 0u iaun,r iaa %iuure.
Ct, bpor De frpbss usO 9%ipsFo0sns
9rso,
Dl0ttet at Cub I be iaIigts Sabe.
= Der, bOor bu ieID ital an Sang uarc
meO, -
9uittn os MoOsr - buor fan ou sraoe2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

irfmtommeu meO 5orilag. rer 0aar u
paa. at s t%o6enbaunlfe e%alinifoier nailfr
fia iammeu. Zen me S%ultiiutioas
5lpreiie bsitaar al be s palste 5iole
beapyere iamt 3 9erere; olsIe banner
tiidmmM g9eit1reliesraaoet@. &etie
note ualger IN Dirritiou paa 5 Mto.
temmer, ncmlig 3 geItprere, en- etono.
NIT 8iretipr % en- uoenior Sfoleoer
oeneu faaeuoe Mono. 2 Seitprere %
: Qprere banner tili9e 9uo9eiuouals
sun "a 9atin1toler of / bpert
5alo life for gieblittet gad mo unoer
oenne npe 0rouing, Der eaers iittert
oil tunne bibrnse til ben tlasiife 8nns
nelies 5%rem9an9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
Tposf0io.

Dferrieitsnngaruit RoniuI, @rosierer
Beter 8 Gltierer ufsoa,t UeoD eOsn
/ en- aIbsr al SIS Mar.
9oitOr Is briiten % om en-
til Rauiiso o9 Ranlteo sr afgaaet peb
Gsoen, 30 Nar 81.
g%srsmsiisr Aatirtsbp aaptoin
PbiIip Raid Dam, tiblisers
mango Mar 6Ol,eiin9smaub for Born.
bOlms 2. areoS Os Sstietar i 5inans.
ucUnIset, er aisauet Usb 8poen. Den
afOsoe oar RiObsr Of Gunnsbrog.
@OosfOrualter 5esperen paO
Psosrfrup ar ai9aoei Dsb Ds6sn sitsr
lQngers 9ihs Spsbem.
5uffitsruno, ftp. 5uIbmasiis
Sens Better 4nbrsaen sr aisaa.i
Deb Dsbsn.
S%Osp.praft for g%resninss. giers'
fteo Wenisbeeer, 9ntoben n, CT Of.
s0aei Deo Dsoen, 81 aar 81. Den at:
osoe, Der bar uGret Brett for be naUnts
Renisbsosr ! omtrent 7 aar, par Reit.
fOrmano for PIeisbiemsfOreninsen 9Ols
bat lint.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
Zen nue @rpnlanDss
~efSpeoition.

gremierlsinant y II Nm b
bel tenot iom 0nnmnrfs @~rsnlanos
iarer, agisr fig after 0p i SsreaiOnernt
/ slar. ambrup bor nIIereoe M, iao
fort sitsr fin fiofts ID Maauebers @fs.
petition fnoet alt iomlst Os bsreot I'll
meo fsrfte Joraarsoariel at fitfe I'll
Sss ieen.
8so gnrlBbereonoet 6ielr
bar @tspseitiOnen tsbt Sfibet " Il
arctic, bpormeb ben iDenfte BRO.
fssiOr u at b ieileoe til Spitsber'
gen Os g~fisrsnlunb / 1880. pr.
amorup bar Ianet lere al fine tiolisere
3sltnssre nsb i efspebitionen. 8enne
itnl beles | tOenbe 6olb, en- Sfibs.
efspsbition o. en- n 3 I e~fspsbition.
Gil ben iibite bsrer or. u morup,
llnoerfanOner u. ZEN, Smeb
o. Sgmanb 6sren 81 ieten, FAINT
ON muliot en- eitimOiit Gnnse.
Mens apfteispebiiiOHen Iseer fra
Q%nemasIalit paa @rsnlanbs gitfpft
inb ouer giooer, Der bibtil life er be,
traabte al Guropasre, ltal Sfibsefspebi.
tionen anitiae Oibenltnb beige llnoerIF.
selIer longs @rgnlanos apf.
Genere ital be 2 Gfspebitioner, ON
oft saar bel, trehe iammsn for Diem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
Sulaa WebOelelier.

Ri9soagtn feireoe ben 30. Gan
fit so Mars 5ubiIaum / built,n 4nIeos
ming bssse btns Jormanb oar tiIiogt
til Auoiens hos aonssn, Der oOerratte
9r. Waeen StOr;oriet og 9r. y % s.
b 0 Rommanbertoriet al 2oen Grab.
Ronl bah iamtiolp be TO 6ormGnb
ouerb ,se 1in9ens bans 9gtsnfning i
anlsb. u8 at 30 Mars Dn9sn ior Digs.
oa9ens 4abning % uotrptte Tor benz
bans Ieosnoe DeIta9eIie Tor N%i9soa9ens
atbHoe % bans beoiis gnifsr Tor uos
51tiet al Osns 9Itiombso.
: 6oltetingets Disos ouerbragte 6r.
0egsbro benne 6ilisn. meosus Mebltm
msrns reiite fig. 0an mOOtOs i~sIUfsI'
odi9 mango g%Dtsnitninger / AuIeoning
ai i'm u%onaun,lis; men sllsrs bIsU Oas
gen lite minott paa nogsn iom belit
Dianoe i Rissoa9sbpenin9en.
Saline" Rsbsnbaun tunbe for
Ieben q pare blsDer %fo,iaret al 6lammer.
Jtn9tst ON, at ben par brarbt, lprebte
fig nuertoe ub ousr qanbst, men iaa
gait par bet bog lie. 9lbsn bI.u opa
oagsi The Os iluttei siisr en- gimss
Ramp. Den fore gpgnins Isb noeen
Stats; men bslbi9Uis par Der iu9en
GoIt berinbs, oo 5lOen Opbagebes, tbi /
iaa Gain UiIbs en- panit nsppe pare
unbgaast.
Stprtet bob ON paa o aben.
gpsmsfisr s. q. Pstsrfsn I asbsns
baun, Der blanOi unDei bar by9set to
eIssants 6i.noOmme pau Better goulss
uaro Iiss oDsr iOr Arenutsatrst, git for.
Ieoen sIab O9 ipsgenos iammsn mso fin
5amiIi. / gIaasaayossass. Piubfstia
iiptisbs ban ON os par bsb meO bet
idmms. 6an babe af ct 9lertelus.
Gn ~rtfoInt 6rut. Qanobpas
nin9srnss aIminbeIiss Branbiorftrina
bar tilfiiast Jrn 5rsberitts 8 sm
3aaunb ct @tui m.O isIUfOrspgote,
smaiuersbe Rafi.fteu Tom NnsrtsnbeIie
for bsnoss rsiOIutie Optraben os girts
iombsb for at flutfe Tn 0aaunb Sto.
les eaos ben 21os D,cbr. (. VI. opIiaaet
Glib.
Stsnt Der fra ben anbrasts Stise
lite tunbe n0as Op til Slben, entrebe
5rnsn bog Op ob Iasst os iOrbIeU Der
til ,Jlben oar i%luttsf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
VD Sfoleplan.

Der bar lanse beritet MisforneielIe
meO Oroninsen af De priuote Qatinlto.
Ter / aebenbaun. BetDrerne, Der |
&eglen eier Sfolen, IBber en- for Ris
fifc, OS ben Iu9re aOnfurrence uirter
iaoleoes iHo, al fun Meno meo fore
aapitaler. uben Ssnipn til ben faslise
3~pstisbeo, tan boloe iis open gonoe.
On 8ommision gar ueret nebiat for
at finoe tlbpeie nf ufsret, - ben er M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
uonGoneiier % 4fTeoigel:
Ter.

0ognepraft for Rp9ino. 9lo9sbaf
o9 SfJsrrin9 U~aenigbeosr / Aarbua
Gift 8. &. y. 8efterfer beififtet til
SOsuepreit for @an9tee % SOOino
Uienigb,oer / famine Gift.
So9nspreit for |llIiirup og Gun.
ostiieo Dienisbeber / 8iborg Stift $.
y. 6unen er b%tftittet til Sosnepralt
ior Brpnbum os Better Rebel Renis.
bsbsr / Ribs Stift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
oerne, JON aaat i0en.

Sfplge eelrgrom ai =. 5ebr. bar
neutrality-suspicious. 6errins lgst at
faa golteiingets 5inOrsnoual8 til at
uotale fin N1eniug %angoaenoe Sals al
De bnni.uehinolIfe Der til be 6oreueoe
Stater.
We6telelien ifal famine fra bet npe
fgbeu6aunIfe 8asblao rSamiunbet". =
Blot nu Gpbeoeu life er Ell altior
tienltiurig np 5ournaliits 5antafiolter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28
sra 6toffcr til Gejiertmoe.

Der oar en- Sang en- alotter / Roc
benbapn. 9an bleu Stamfaoer til en-
maatis SlG9t. Der lite blot forte abe
ligt 9aabsniiioIO, men enoog Tom til at
bare Gnrltetitlsu, ia tom til at tlaoe
m98ti9e Troner.
Oct lpoer lOm Ell 9oentpr, men &c
Dog Sano6eo. 8lottsren beO Sgren
Mnttbiien % par aniai ueo 1rinitas
tis 6irie / 6%ebsnbaon. 9an itrep en-
/ i'm 3io meset tenpttet Resnebog, Der
M IorIangit er sIemt. Ssren DRattbi=
ian, Der par ieot 1858 og bsbe 1880,
oar gift meo Raren NieI3oatter,
og tit tolte Ssreu pg URareu ON oeres
baabeiuloe Iutt,r Wette, Der bar
iaaoun en- imnt os 9pb 9ise. De baas
bebe, at bun not OiIoe g90re i'm gptfe":
men oeriom nogen piIoe bauf %iortaI; BEN
at benoes GitertOmmtre fuloe bare teis
ierllst 8upur, uiIbe be 9amIe RIOtters
Jolt uanlrO babe rpliet paa 6Oueoet
Rsiie S%ereusoatttr Rattbiien siorbe
ire @on9e ggtte, ibst bun bIeO tire
8ause eiiifsrft meb @aruer os 5tuoss
taptain geber DorR. betnat meO
UioiOr 6 berlin CO enesIis msb aos
mlraI ulritRaos..
8 iioie 2Gsteitub buUOc bun en- CON,
gic,uomirOl 5rsberit ebritian
aaus, bUis Dutter 80 anne 9ens
riette gnlentineaan bIsp gilt
uieb @rep Gbriitiun Rourab 9 o.
Jus OnuneftiottsS amses.
Sibtn9unte 2estepars Dutter,
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neftiolo.S amsee. iies ct Irin
bOiers, iost bun 1920 asteOe 6ertus
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|@Briftiun Aueuit (fsot 1929, bob
1850. Oct par ban. iom i 1863 efter
6reoerlt Der spuenoes Dob loo fig fable
9ertua 5rebsrif ben OttenOe of SIes
pig 9olften, bUoO ban for Rsiisn lille
fit Tor 5urueieIie al.
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DRESDEN. 9uH beb 4rinissie u bel
beib al 3ObenIobe gan3enbarg, par
fpot 1885 Os Osoe zen 256e 5anuar
1900. Dues Born er: aeiisrinos
auguitu gictorio at Ipitlano
(sift msb &eifer gilbeIm H., 9ertus
lnoe 6arolfne Mntbitbs (gift
msb 9ertus 6rsoerit 6eroinano al
@lidsbOrs, aOns g5rifian ben Nien.
oes grObeiSn), 9srtus Grn o IN
grinissie 9ouie (9ift meo
grins 5rsberit geOpOIO al Prsiisn) os
ben usifie 4riniesis 5sOboru.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

reIieu mea utanfefigt Fl BET in8ens
lnioe, at 3iea ION iatte en stopper for
bqHne FL Of 8ldnen.
Derfar cr 4atarciic4 %prooianteret
Tor j. U|llangdtr.
8laa0t Gslta8erne Ct iIere pu9re
8ioenitabsmano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-02-28

Ebing 9eres &bbmano til at
fdffe Miacbetbs 2ampe9laS =
De fan sere bet.
Dnfer ban, at 9eres 2ampe-
gias ffal iprinse?
eiris III Waebsit. giisburs. ga.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-02
Republican Legislative Candidates Antag-
Onize Marion County Interests.
LEGISLATURE WILL BE ORGANIZED
In AN UNFRIENDLY MANNER
III THEIR POLICIES PREVAIL
Can the City OF Salem Afford to Array Itself Against
Higher Education and all the Rest Of
the State?

policy has been pursued by the candidates on the
ticket, pocy traught
Dr. Smith, Lot L. Peace and j. NJ Poman have M
appropatga dollar Tor any ed
ucatona nituton above the common branches o, bo an
believed that such
writing But he farther and assang @
THE q WORST @ 1VO Thing % THAT EVER H&PPENED WAS
ANY PUBLIC BUILDING EVER WENT AWAY FROM THE CAP
pointed the danger Marion county has lace
in this matter when he said a
PRoPRISTI6N - Al i"N
pledged Normal schools
nendy higher eduon that The counties having
the Legislature against Marion county ana
approph
in these Republican candidates mlspe
Union maintain Normal schools and
education The that shall be appropriated TO
University and doctors Normal schools are part
the American educational em and this Legislature abolished mem There
abohng Normal schools than she can de
hef out the great union states she taxes no
Oregon education than
Mrs Smith al proposing raise the grades
Normal schools they would he consistent But they are
They would the only intermediate institutions where young men and
being forced the State University or to some sean
the legislature against Normal schools
suicidal for this city lead in the
of will
always
fair and state institutions on
these Republican
jeapordy this point We
afford TO ass any county in The state 49,, M - e, m ,,
Normal schools they cost TOO
money There gratis than Normal schools
economically without making any educa
uona Institution following facts will show .,o,,,o- an
Appropriations for 1928 ''GitS IA Ss 10 10
" 1861 .. -, i0i9 u
appropriated less than session
SINCE or for four years before
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-02

brought relief but the defeat OF the ma
chine7
What party machine Ia In power In
Lane county, which is struggling under
some such burden Of taxation as 10 Ma.
rion county,
What party machine was knocked out
in Linn county, Did nota revolt OF the
voters there result In an opposition adj
mlnialration which has brought about a
500 mill county tax levy while Marion
IL .a0G
What party has been In power in Ma.
rion county Tor ten years. and has put
such n burden on the taxpayers OF this
county, IL il not the same that put up
tho Republican tieke,g
Isn't Il a simple matter OF good busi-
ness Judgment 20 follow such obviously
good and successiol examples as those
cited above, Tor the sake OF achieving
the same rvsullsG
Isn't il plainly the sensible thing %
ehuke mal'admlnis,ration Of the past
by electing the opposition ticket.
The Democratic Citilen's opposition
ticket Was NO, made a Ciliscn's ticket a.
waa done la the city oi Salem two years
ago. Il Ia made up Of democrats, Pop
ulisss and independents, There is also