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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Chicago gamblers have JUST erected d
large building IN which they propose 10
open shortly what viii be- ventabie
Monte carlo They have shrcwdly erect.
81 the structure right upon the line that
divides Cook and VIII counties. 80 that
u the authorities In either one make
trouble. 400 they viii have 10 do viii be
90 move their games aud paraphernaua 20
The other side OF she building lu addi-
lion % this. it may be- added. that every
facility viii b. provided Cor parting thc
players from their money.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

The discussion OF yellow fever In Ha-
vana has led TO several interesting thoo-
rles one noted Cuban physician holding
that che disease Is iu some way connect
ca with the sea. since there is no inl md
place whore Il is endemic. Another view
relating 70 the spread Of che disease. and
one 20 which GOV Gen Wood seems 70 IN
cline. Is that IL is conveyed by parasitic
insects like the mosquito. II , few other
dinholicai crimes arc fastened on the mos
quito. IN addition 20 his fondness FOR
spreading malaria and yellow fever germs
the. war OF determination will begin in
earnest
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
CURRENT COMMENT.

As an Illustration Of the point OF polit-
zeal view in the Far Northwest the fol-
lowing IS taken from the Seattle Cwash)
Times CDcmD There Is no question bu,
that che leaders OF the Republican party
are most thoroughy frightened and that
Hanna Is desperate Ia his efforts 10 organ
lie his forces. 10 raise corruption fund
which hc deems 20 be necessary and 10
arouse thar apathy which the great pO-
hucal boss claims 10 prevail among Re-
publicans everywhere"
The Macon Telegraph says Speaking
Of wheat there o. no good reason why
Georgia farmers should not plant more
this season than last. In fact there b.
every good reason why they should Il
IS no longer AN experiment Two success
siye years have shown that "a b. q good
crop for Georgia. Now .s thc time 20 pre-
pare che SOIL The seed should be "a thc
ground within the next thirty days"
The Memphis commercinl-AppealD em)
says: "If the negro population OF North
Carolina were deportod 10 Massachusetts
bodily. those negroes who can vote now
80 North Carolina could vote ia Massa-
chusctts while chose who can't vote now
ia North Carolina could not vote Ia Mas
sachusetts In other words Aiassachu-
setts laws would "disfranchlso" the
same number OF negroes as the North
Carolina laws
The Philadelphia Times Dcml says.
"Thc Monne.t incident demonstrates 90
che most striking manncr the entire in-
sincerity OF Republican professions on the
subject OF trusts and she antitrust vo-
ter who votes for Mckinley and Roose-
welt THIS year Will voie with his eyes
wide open for continuance OF trust ex-
iortlon and trust domination Of an the IN
dustries 81 the couNrv'
The New York world CDcmD says
Capt Richard T. Lcary. o. s y. should
be employed as q Republican spellbindcr
Speaking Of citizens who oppose AicKln-
ley's Philippine policy be says ~ had
my way ! would hang every damn one Of
them" This IS an admirably accurate cx.
preston of che spirit Of Imperialism"
The New orleans pielyunc CDomJ SAYS.
''Evcr-fnuhful Georgia ana Texas are the
only ssatos in the Union thar have voted
for the Democratic candidate ia every
election since the Clyil War"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

IL Is a lamentable fact that more room
for the accommodation Of patients Is need
"a ia the Georgia Insane Asylum san
Georgia Is not leading her sister states 60
the matter Of lunatics. Several o. her
neighboTs are finding % necessary 10 in
crease their facilities for caring for sQch
unfortunaios
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

According to the way THINGS are eo.ug
IN the Greene and Gaynor removal case e.
appears whole lot Of time could b.
saved by simply reading TO the comm.s-
sioner The record 600 the Garter court-m o.
ton ease. The Indications are that che
same testimony win have % lc some
over several times yet
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

% is said recent Imperial Chinese de-
cree announces that Boxer made an at
tempt "a few days ago 10 murder En-
pcror kwung Hau. The report Sc owl
IDENTIFY IN error Kwang Hsu b. not ac-
customed 10 meeting with any calamity
short Of death.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Sir Thomas L.pton's talk about lenicn-
cy TO those who were caught short IN the
pork market. IS very much on the order
OF the sympathy h. received IN America
on making such a splendid failing race Cor
the cup.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Senator sewcil %, Sew Jersey has Joined
Chairman Hanoa in tho denial Of che cx-
igtCnce OF trusts. This is somewhat rec
markahle coming from the representative
OF the homo state Of trusts. state which
may b. donominntcd tho trust TRUSS since
Il practically monopoIiEcs the output Of
these monopolis'ic combination
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Tho indications for Georgia to-day are
fair weather with colder weather 90
northern portion. ana fresh north 10 east
wiAs and Eastern Florida. generally
fair'weather 10 northern portion and fresh
uortheastery winds
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

According to the headlines OF various
papers Gov. Roosevelt IS playing very
much or @ losing same he has lost his
voice on several occasions. ard the other
day az Louisville. Ky. Dc is said 10 have
lost hts head The next thing we know
tine Governor VIII be losing his grip. n
be has not already lost II.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

TO the conduct % Gen Chaffee and the
American troops in China. which Is prais-
ed on an sides. there Will no douht be
attributed much Of Americas strength IN
dealing with Chinese affairs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

David Potslivcr. Cold Democrat Of
New York. was an unhappy man until a
few days ago. lie was "pie" for the
puns,er and advantage was taken Of ii
until. 10 a nt OF desperation. be dropped
the Pot ana became plain AIR silva while
about 81 he might have secured name
mat would mere nearly ~ his pollucs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
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the Morning News. Savannah. Ga.
Each Coupon must bear the name Of ihs
person for whom you wish 10 vote
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
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In The International Corrcsporlenc,
Schools Of Scranton, Pa, 10 De rlyon
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persons receiving the most votes By
Nov % 1870.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Il vii Doe noticed that during Gov
Roosevelt campaign in Kcnucky he kept
pretty close 10 the Ohio line.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

Each Scholarship will quality you for
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az u you went away 70 College.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

When Lord Roberts finished his work OF
subduinr The Tvs South African republics
b found there was considerable moro 10
Do 60 Keep them sublusd The com-
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

II you receive the most votes. YOU VII
have the arst choice of the Scholarship.
II the next largest( the second cholce
II the third largest. the third choice. ana
30 on until ten persons have chosen ten
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sirnhle' being central TO an places Of
amusement ana 10 the shopping district.
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a number Of very desirable suites 20
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usual period With somewhat peculiar re-
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pounds 10 tho square inch. continued for
an hour, viii keep from tweuty-four TO
cd. but no amount Of pressure completely
sterili4ed tho milk Tho milk 20 treated
has been found 90 have peculiar tastes
and odors. showing that NOT an the bac.
terra were killed by the pressure. The
chances are chat FOR some time 20 come
the most satisfactory method Of preserve
ius milk viii be 90 gct % fresh every day.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

The most notable gains indicated by
the Worlds forecast are IN New York.
where the Republicans VIII probably re-
claim districts. ono OF which g. in Man
haitian borough. la Indiana. where the
Democrats viii probably gain four mem
bers, IN Kentucky. where they viii gain
one; In Delaware. where they VIII gain
one. in Missouri. one. In Maryland one
and In Connecticut. one.
In several Of the districts counted in
the Republican column. as well as In the
ten classcd as doubtful the contests are SO
close that either candidate might win
without occasloning any surprise. Hav-
ing such narrow margin TO overcome
and being In SO favorable a position with
respect 10 public questions there Is every
reason why the Democrats should put
forth extra efforts TO capture the Housc
a Democratic President without a Con-
gress IN sympathy with hts plans 60 sup
port him would be- seriously Handicapped
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
a FIGnrING CmANcE.

Tho New York World says that through
its correspondents 81 has carefully polled
every congressional district in the coun-
try with respect 20 the probable dlvis-
ions OF the next Congress. The result Of
this poll shows tho reasonable expectation
that the Republicans Will elect ~ mem-
bcrs. the Democrats i67. the silver Re
pubiohus . and the Fusionists g. leaving
70 seats doubtful An analysis OF the re-
ports shows that The Democrats have
tine lighting chance 20 control tho House.
there being enough doubtful districts 20
make the strength Of each party unccr-
tain. The present Congress Ohe Fifty
sf,sftA H. ft,.tH..4 A. f,fl,s,.e.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17

The New orleans picayunc pomJ says.
"Evcr-fai'hful Georgia and Texas are the
only sfatos in the Union that have voted
for the Democratic candidate Ia every
election since the Clyil War"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-17
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The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

MIR. BRYAN has been conspicuous
advocate of three distinct propositions
free trade, free silver and opposition
to national growth. That is to say he
has opposed protection to the Ameri-
can manufacturer and laborer, a sound
honest dollar and the extension of
trade and commerce that must come
with additional territory already paid
for in money and American lives. He
says he would surrender the Philip
pines to the Filipinos, but he does not
say how he would reimburs the ma
tion for the millions spent in conquer
ing and acquiring them. The Philip
pines are not Mr.. Bryan's to restore or
give to anybody. They belong to this
governent as much as do Texas, Louis
lana or California, and this govern
ment is going to hold them and would
hold them even if Mr.. BRYAN we're
elected president.
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30
FOR BETTER ROADS.
Continued from pace ].

much about good roads. I felt like
licking the whole caboodle of you when
l read your last weeks article. And
then the hitching Galley was the
first one to speak of it and then to
plead innocence!
L. =. Burgan: The idea is a good
one and will do my share to make il
a success.
c. H. Chute: I have always talked
good roads and paid pretty fair
road tax, so you can count on my sup
port in the matter. Before we talk
too much we should look after the
roads at home.
G. W. Burnhelm; Good roads will
settle the county faster than railroads
or anything else. The idea of holding
a public meeting is all right and
should accomplish the desired result.
William Brown: have always been
in favor of good roads and will do what
l can to promote the matter. The
meetlng IS all right.
John N. Berg: It is one of the hest
things that can be done to help the
town. A subscription list is the onlv
way the money could be obtained. If
If the meeting is called and the move
ment started there must be good
man with plenty of push placed at the
head. There would be plenty of time
to begin the work of Improvement this
fall before it freezes up.
j. T. D. Sadley: People will attend
the meeting and get interested. Then
the merchants should donate ]iberallv
for they can afford to- ~"'~ x
G: I. Johnson: I am right in for
good2roads and am going to take the
matter up with my neighbors..: I can't
give cash but will put down $40 worth Of
work and will give more later, /
think every farmer along our road road
will give at least as much, as I. Good
roads,? You bet I'm for good roads. :!
b. W. Cundy:. There has been
enough money spent ii: Mile Laccss cs
county for roads and road, work to give
us macadamized thoroughfares ID most
sections. If a movement is started for
the building Of permanent roads you il
can count me in. l. think know what
good roads mean as much as anyone.
At present there are large number OF
ST. Paul people interested in property
at the lake and whenever they visit US
they Invariably come in by way Of
B'rainerd. They leave considerable
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30
GIvE Us ONE GOOD COUNTY R0.lD.

GITE Us ONE GOOD COUNTY RO-4D.
Anent the subject Of good roads the
UNION wishes to go on record as favor
ing a liberal expenditure of county
funds on the Mile Laos lake road. 1t
should be the policy of the county
commissioners to concentrate the ex-
penditures for road purposes on one
main thoroughfare running north and
south the entire length of the county
no lasting benefits can be obtained by
the expenditure of county road funds
in driblets here and there in each COM
missioner district. Let the work Of
road-building begin at the lake shoreor
at the old trading post and complete a
mile or two miles, or whatever the
fund will permit each year, and i'm
very few years a passable road at all
seasons of the year will be completed
the entire length Of the county Moth
ing lasting ever has been or ever will
be accomplished by scattering the
county road funds all over the county
each year. A good highway running
north and south through the center of
the county would be of incalculable
benefit to the entire county. We are
we'll aware of the fact that each COM
missioner thinks it is his bounden duty
to get every dollar possible for his own
commissioner district, but little per-
manent good can be accomplished byHa
piecemeal distribution of the county
road fund. The Mile Laos lake road
should be put in good condition from
the lake to Milaca and then from Mil
aca to Princeton, and every dollar of
the county road fund should be ex-
pended on that highway; and inside of
three years there would be good road
the entire length of the county. !
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

The election returns of 1900 will oc.
casion good many surprises, and no.
body need be surprised if one Of them
should be the election of Capt. Van
SAINT by majority almost as great as
that given the national ticket itself
OF course there are Mckinley Republi.
cans who will vote for Lind, but don t
overlook the fact that there are BRYAN
Democrats who will vote for Van SAINT,
A good many Of them, too.
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

IN 1896 BOurke Cochran declared
that Bryan was the most dangerous
man in public life. In 1900 Mr.. Cock.
ran is supporting Bryan. In 1896
Bryan was merely free silver man.
In 1900 he is a free silver man just the
same, and. has added two or three
planks to his platform that are worse
than free silver. If Bryan was dan
gerous man in 1896 he is two or three
times more dangerous in 1900. Mr..
Cochran is wrong now, or he was
wrong in 1896. The public will be-
lieve that he was right in 1896, and
that he is wrong now.
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

SCRATCH an anti-imperialist deer
enough, and you are pretty sure tc
draw blood from an anti-expansionist
And what is an anti-expansionist:
Simply a. person Who opposes nationa
growth. If American liberty is gooG
thing, and American government,
something to be desired, it can not be
extended too far. Porto Rico and Ha
wall are no further from US than
Alaska, and who questioned our right
to acquire Alaska? 1t is just as nat
urai for a nation to want to acquire
more property as it is for an individual
to do SO
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

A VOTE for Lind is vote for Bryan,
a vote for Bryan is vote for free sill.
yer and vote for free silver is the
first step in the direction of fiat rag
money. The people may as we'll un-
derstand that now as later, and there
will be no such thing as separating
Gov. Lind from his party associates,
making flesh of one, fish of another
and chOwder Of third
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

KANSAS CITY's population, like the
Kansas City convention, was pretty
much all noise. After all the blowing
ful growth OF the city at the mouth OF
kaw, the census returns show only
about 1863 600 souls-or bodies-in the
thriving metropolis. And if any one
had judged by the noise he would have
thought there was at least million.
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30
THE UNION aDDreciates the courtesy

THE UNION appreciates the courtesy
of the Milaca Times, Isanti County
Press, and Cambridge Independent in
devoting so much space to advertising
the Mile Lacs County Fair, and will
reciprocate whenever opportunity Of
fers. If our home people will back up
the efforts of the officers of the fair
association the fair next month will be
the most successful one in the history
of the association.
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

WITH the change only of names and
dates the Democratic editorials of to.
day read almost exactly like those OF
1867 and thereabouts, when Demo.
cratic editors were bowling imperial.
ism" and cursing Lincoln because, as
they declared, he was seeking to build
up an empire on the ashes of the re.
public. The Democratic party has
stood still since then, while the Re.
publican party and Republican lead.
ers we're marching grandly on to the
accompaniment of national growth
and prosperity.
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

MR.. BRYAN is kept pretty busy &C.
ceptlng the various nominations tha,
have been offered him, and has not We:
formally noticed the Endorsement he
received at the hands of the Hobo con.
vention at Britt, Ia. Mr.. Bryan car
not afford to overlook such an indorse.
ment. He belongs to a party that
made more tramps in four years than
all the other parties had made in the
nations previous hundred years OF
history.
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

HON. GEO. F.. WRIGHT has leased
the Isanti County Press for couple Of
years, and Mr.. Geo. n. Iselin, the gen.
tlemanly owner of the plant, will take
a vacation and enjoy himself in sight
seeing across the water'
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

THE Democrats have very little tc
say of President McKinley's ;Chinese
policy, for the reason that there is
nothing that can be said except in
praise OF it. The American govern.
ment is the only one of all the allied
powers that comes out of the melee
with unruffled feathers, and while Rus.
sia, Germany, France and England are
shetepishly admitting that they were
out-figured the United States occupies
tha honorable ana dignifed position o.
nation that struck only when it was
necessary, and then struck hard.
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

THE phrase, "government without
the consent of the governed,'' is not
merely an empty nothing, but a posi-
tive mockery coming from y i Demo.
cratic mouth. The only place under
the American flag where it is a sub.
stantiality is in the states which are
hide bound and rock-ri bbe cd for Bryan
the southern states, where the negro
has to take his choice between being
disfranchised by a constitutional
amendment or disfranchised by a shot
gun in the hands of a Democratic
leader of the Bryan hosts. .& -
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

LET the crusade for the betterment
of the highways leading into Prince
ton continue until the end in view is
attained, or until it is demonstrated
that further efforts in that direction
The Princeton union., 1900-08-30

ANOKA Herald: No position that. the
Litchheld Ledger can assume will ex-
pose its brains. 1t is perfectly safe
either end up.