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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-08
LEGISLATURE FINE
 TRAINING SCHOOL Many Persons Think Sessions
 Are Too Far Apart NEW PLAN WAS MISTAKE only Words of Praise are Heard for Members Jefferson County Sent
 to capital-General Gossip
 From Montgomery.
NEW PLAN WAS MISTAKE
BY CAMPBELL CORY.

Montgomery, March 7.-(special 1.-The town is yet full of echoes from the legis- lature and the full and swelling cry of many candidates on the municipal scent has not been sufficient to drown them out. One question often asked is; Docs the event so far justify quadrennial sessions? Everybody hereabout except the state officers to whom legislatures are mere annoyance agrees that the new con- stitution made a mistake. Most or 'ne legislators talked the same way. This verdict, however is a mere jumping at conclusions, a sort of leap common to all mankind. There is no way to tell until it is tried for four years. It is, however demonstrated that in one respect the too rare meetings of the legislature are un- fortunate. to say the least of it.
 A Great Training School.
 The legislature is the great training school for the public men of the state It is the arena on which young men make their bow to the people, and lay the foun-. dations of their promotion to honor and service, and above all, acquire familiarity with the routine and learn how goVeri- ment is conducted. There are few notable exceptions. like Senator Morgan and Senator Pettus and ex-Governor Johnston, but nearly all the big men of the state began in the legislature. This training school is contracted in its oper- ations by half, and the young men are shut out from just that much experience Inevitably the old members, the few that come back, will hereafter, in the hurry and rush of a fifty-day session to cover four years, occupy a larger part.
 This objection to four-year sessions ap- plies with especial force to the senate, where half the members have heretofore had experience. A bright young fellow or an old one either, could learn in his first term and practice in his second, and come out man of note and deeds. In this sen- ate were number of bright and proms- ing young men, whose careers will be over before they have well begun. It is for tunate for them that there was an ad- journment. for they have a chance ito spit on their hands and take a fresh holt" One of these is Tom Fraser of Bullock, the handsomest man in the sen- ate, and as ambitious as he is talented He was really elected on the issue of an elective railroad commission and made one of the strongest speeches for It. Un- der the old rule he would hold promise of leadership two years from now. Then there was Lancaster and Smith and Craig and Lynne and other young men, who will always be remembered as young sen- ators, whereas with another term they might have come up with Goldsby or Jelks, whose prominence was all founded on first session followed by a second. If the noblest work of a state be to grow men, then four-year sessions is gnoble descent from that high mission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-08
Ohio River Stationary.

Owensboro, Ky, March 7.-At 6 o'clock the river is stationary and the indications are that it will begin falling tomorrow. Rain has been falling all day. Green river and other small streams are flooding the bottom lands. All boats are delayed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-08
What Proof Do You Want?

have 5000 letters from cured ones, and will send you all you care to read.
 have d circular giving the names and addresses of one thousand people in one city. whom my Restorative has cured in just the past six months. Do you want it?
 l have actual records of over half a million chronic cases which I have cured in the past 12 years. Almost every neigh borhood in America has it's living wit nesses to what my Restorative will do. Just ask for evidence. and I can over whelm you with it, for the evidence is everywhere.
 My Restorative has made these cures by strengthening the inside nerves. It will do that with you. It will bring back the nerve power which alone operates the vital organs It will give the weak organ power to do it's duty.
 It does that invariably. and the results are permanent l speak from lifetlme's s experience with diseases that no common treatment cures. It will make you well all over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-08
Teachers Pass Examination

Montgomery, March 7.-(Speelal) )-The following teachers have passed; Madison, Eliza Bentley, E. l. Durham; Lauderdale Thomas Naramon, Mary McWhorter, Ad- die Cole, D. c. Mussleman, Lena Roberts, A. J. Richardson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-08
Coal Shipped South.

Pittsburg, March 7.-Almost all of the coal loaded in ,he harbor has been shipped south, the last tow going out today with 1,0s0.000 bushels. During the present rise nearly 9,000,000 bush els have been shippeo to southern mar kets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-08

Municipal Campaign. The municipal campaign ina Montgom-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-03-08
His Five Senses.

MT. Bissett takes the greatest pride in his health and the perfect condition of his five senses. He says he will match
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

murSen, mas bas aIerl9ltmmite sez
ueien tudre. Oas @aseitad mar sroB,
aber, aber es mar Ser einsis m0sli9e
Wes. Sd bate feline 3ett, iemanb
nm &atb gu frasen, muir nit Dem Prd=
itbenten Steiin ipra@ i@ in aller ST.
le barber. Gr iaste fofort: nEbun
ste, General, mas ste fir bas bette
balten." Meine 9oda6tuns sesen
i'm mar itets srob, unb mir paren
bisber in FOLDER 9armonte suIammen
tbdtis semeien, baB i@ tin ntdt se,ne
ibersins gtn 8eratber wie Yrdlt
bent Steiin mar uiel msrtb.
Solua bat etnft sebeten, baB Der
Sag uerldnsert marbe. Sci uus mar
es um9efebrt, MIR fonntsn Soft ban=
fen, msnn Der Sag I'm, mar un6 bic
Na@t anbra9, ebe bie enslii6en @a=
den btnter uns Zen &anb erret6ten,
BON benz aus iie gut bdtten isben tom
men, wel6e &i6tuns mir etni9lusen.
Ser Mbenb fam, unb es fol9te cine
Na9t 10 itodftnter, pie i6 tie ielten
erlebt babe. Das mar unlere &et=
tuns. Sn aIer StiIe 3osen MIR su=
rid unb an BEN @nsldnbern porbet.
Nm folSeuben Worsen batten tie uns
nt6t nur uoIitdn6ts aus Dem @eli6t
uerloreu, ionbern mir befanben uns
rsi@lt3 $40 Wetlen btater ibnen,
mdbrenb iie in Ser 9offnuns uormdrts
radten, uns 5pii@en ben swet Slii.
len eiu5ui6lteBen.
Die Streitfrdfte Ser gnsldnber ma=
rem iest Inn Saulenbe permebrt mor=
Sen, unb es mar flat, baB ite iest
u,ebr benn lie ale &rdfte anitrensten,
um BEN Yrditbenten Steiin unb mid
uni6abli@ gu MAIDEN. Son ibrem
Stanbpunfte aus mar bies ,t9ttg,
benn wdren Ste Dtnse 10 seSansen,
baB MIR tn Ser &apfolonte metter bdt.
ten opertren f0nnen, bann rpdren he
tn etne arSe &lemme Seratben.
@as NUM- gs mar natirlt9 ni9t
barau gu benfen, NIT 10 uielen 8Ir=
germ, bte gu SUB maren ober l9ma9e
gferbe batten, bic gnsldnber gu. ,n=
seben unb 10 wieber uor ibnen bersu=
ateben. Wenn MIR aber ben Sranie=
fluB entlans ftromaufudrts se3osen
rpdren, llm an eine bur@matbare Stel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

benz &f, ben etne 9robe Welts
ma6t sesen elm tleines, fur feline betz
lisen &e6te itrettenbes gOlt fibrt.
Nber i6mer5lt9 mar es bod, serabe
an bieism Sage, Sem %. Sebruar,
bem @eOenttas ber unabbdnSisfeit
bes Oraniefreiftaates, meme &auoneu
preissusebeu. Sn sladli@eren Set.
ten batten MIR bielen Sag bdufts tm
Sreunbesfreiie llnter Sreu6eni@ilien
sefeiert. iest muBtsn mir bic smet ein=
SiSeu &anonen. nit benen mir nod
I9ieBen fonnten, berseben, um nit
ibnen beidoHen gu merbenl Sol6e
Iusenb(ide, wte bielen, Ben t@ bier
erlebt babe, uersiBt man ni@t 10 lei@t!
8as bier int tieften 9er5en uorse5t,
perltsbt pieIeidt Der gnsldnber, Der
uProbur" senannt mtrb, better als
ein an6erer, beun er itan5 ia i'm Sc
seniab gu istnem @olfe, ni@t neil ct
leiner &esierunS fetnbli@ seiinnt mar
ODER neil er fir gnstanbs @r6Be
ni9ts fiblte, ion6era neil it@ iein
@eredtisteitssefibl aufbdumte, neil
er ieinem @emifien auf Soften Der
@sredtisteit ni9t bas S@meisen
auferlesen mollte unb neil er NIT &C.
miIenlolen llnternebmunSen ni9ts gu
tbun baben uoDte. Mber = beiien BIN
i9 semiB - ser Sag mirb fommen,
an benz uns England @ere@tisfeit
mieberfabren lahen wirb.
Nn bieiem At. @eburtstas bes
! Oraniefreiitaats murben MIR bur6
bas ginbre@en Der yta@t pieber auf
munberbare Weile uor benz beinabe
lt9eren @erberben bewabrt. Wie i'd
laste, iGoiien bte gnsldn6er bereits
auf meine Na@but, anb iebt melbeten
mir bic aunbi9after, baB serabe Dor
uns tn elmer gntfernuns BON b09itens
uter Meilen Elm srobes fetnbli9es
9err anride. SD bate beabit9tist,
In bieler Na9t weitlt9 Tim 9opetowu
berum gu aieben.
@enn i6 btele &t@tuns etni9lu9,
10 lief i9 tieiem 9eere brett In ben
8es, sinsen mir linfs, baun fonnten
mtr feine 1000 S9ritte MAIDEN, obne
uon ben g~nSldnbern auf benz Sop
bt9t bet9 opetomn bemertt gu merben,
unb piirbeu uniere 8emesunset, NIT
teit bes 9eltosrapbs iiberall betannt
perben. 8orwdrts, ridmdrts, limits
tonnten mir nt@t rno n0rblt9 lag Der
tiefe Slub uor uus! salt MAIDEN
fonnten mir aa9 nt9t, benn ber Setnb
mar uns auf ben Serien.
Da tam bic &ettnns - bas Dunz
tel Der Na9tl
STE Come 9tns Serabe unter, unb
Sesen bic .3eit, baB mtr uon 9ope.
torpr, aus bemerft rperben fonnten,
brettete bte Dammeruns ibre i@atens
ben Slisel iber uns aus. Wtr .bdts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
Ser &dmpf smti6em BUR
11nb Srtte.
Ger breiidbrtse &ries pon)
General Gbr. st. be Wet.
(Eortlekun9.l

Sier lieB i9 &ommanbant Safe
broef nit etpa 800 Wan Bis gum
folsenben Worsen surid, UNI bie an=
fommenben enslii9en @o,pol item eint=
&c 3eit auf3ubaltsn unb ben girsern,
Sic gu SUB waren ODER i3ma9e Pferz
be battem, @elesenbeit gu seben, net
ter gu fommen.
Sie Dirt unb @eile, wie Der Seinb
a~ufsebalten wirb, lit folseube:
Oie Burger nit BEN belten Pfer=
BEN bleibem binter ether Nnb0be ober
eineut aopie aurid, bean tn bieier
@esenb siebt es tetne 8erse, anf be-
men mon ii9 cine Steauns %aus,pablen
ober ii9 perberSeu fam. Scam nun
Der Seinb an unb iab ct 300 8arz
ger, bann saloppirte er ni6t porz
pdrts, ionbern madten 6alt, bra9te
feline meiitens I'M Centrum befinblt9en
&anonen mad porre unb beI6oB gu.
erit ben @anb, no bic 8hrser waren.
Sie Burger ma9ten baun, wte man
fi9 benfen fann, baB lie uegtamen,
Oie gnsldnber feuerten auf bic Mnz
b6be ober bas &anbie 10 beftis wte
m0sli9 NIT 9ranateu ober @ranat=
tartdtl9eu unb ma@ten nod re6ts unb
limits Slantenbewesunsen, IS bauerte
iebo9 man9mal Stunben, ebe tie lt9
iberseust batten, baB tetne Buren,
mebr ba ruarer,, rnb inbeHen batter
bic SuBsdnser unb bic i6wd9eren
pferbe 3ett gum gntfommen Sebabt.
Man9mal, wenn it@ eine sei@ifte
SteIuns barbot, wurbe Der Worbut
Der gnsldnber libel mitseipielt, iie
uritten ii9 feit" ober wurben sefanz
gen ober n,uBten unter einem &usel-
Ysen suridsalOppiren, UNI bic &as
monen auffabren gu laiien unb sr0s
Bere @treittrdfte uor3ui@teben. @dz
re i6 ni9t auf bieie Weiie gu Wert
aeaansen, banl1 mdren meine Manns
idaften lorpobl auf bieiem 3use, wte
Bel pielen anberen @elesenbetten, Ses
fansen senommen worben. SD font''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
S~e9sunbswansisites &apitel.
BIN er banfbar,
rpenn Ste Mbenb9atten
fallen.

&ommanbant 9aiebroet bielt BEN
Teinb auf, unb MIR fameu an Ben Sol
8roumpan. Nm folsenben Morsen
itanbeu MIR am 8ratfluB, etwa 10
Meilen iib6itlid BON Der Steue, no
er 0itli6 port Prtesfa III Ben @ranie=
FLUFF minbet. Ct mar ni@t gu bur@=
paten, MIR iattelten besbalb ab.
gs mar sar ni@t m0slt@, bur@
BEN SluB gu fommen, Dem beten
S9mimmer rpdre es in benz anse=
l9molenen Strom, ber feline md9ti=
gen S1uteu nit ftarfem @efdae trteb,
i@le9t ersausen.
gtma 2 Stunben Dor Sonnenunter=
gang bra9te &ommanbant Salebroef
bic Melbuns, baB bic gnsldnber raid
beranridten. @as marieetsu tbun?
11eberau, ilbli6 fluBaufwdrts unb in
Der &t@tuns bes Seinbes mar etne
nadte gbene, unb mir fonnten nt9t
peiter, obne seieben gu ruerben. I'm
nun al, einem unbur@matbaren Strom
ni9t feitselest gu ieiu, muBte man
ben @es norbweitli@ ben 2auf bes
SluHes entlans mdblsn; aber babel
mar bic @efabr, auf ben muir 10 Mets
ten pon uns entfernten Oranieflub gu
itoben. S6luseu mir btelen 8es
len, ban1t rpurben rptr BON BEN eng
ldnbern nt@t seieben, ba 3wiI9en IT,
men un6 uns Elm &anb mar. 6inter
benz lebteren fonnten MIR banrt re9tss
UNI i@menfen, auBerbalb bes feinbs
li@en @eit@tstreiles meiter sieben,
Bis es buntel rpurbe llnb banrt ben
OraniefluB aufwdrts btnter ibnen
mari9ieren. Ste maren iebo6 MUIR
reun Weilen pon uns entfernt, unb
ruenr fie raid beranridten, 10 fonns
ten fie ben @anb, ber uns Dor ibnen
~perbersen ioDte, erret@en, ebe es
bunfel rpurbe. Damn liefen 1pir Sc
|fabr, baB ptr, ebe t@ bteien plan
ausfabren fonnte, 3wii6en 5wet anz
sei@wollenen Slahen einSei&lofen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

te UNIV pulW UteIc iultpeI W utIl
SraniefreiItaat gu fommer, = 10 nd
re btes sletdbebeatenb nit Ser Ser
sidtleitnns auf Die ausfabruns un
lerss Planes semelen, Inn beiien wtl=
len mir ben s3us unternommen batten.
80 muB Bite i'd pom swei nebeln bas
tleinere tpablen unb bei9loB besbalb,
etren @es bur@ BEN OranisfuB gu
iu6ea, ebe Ser Setnb it@ mieber an
uniere Serien ss9efttt batte.
Wtr 9in9en besbalb an biz fem ga
&c, ben 20. Sebruar, zen S(uB ent=
lang Surid uub iu@ten el..c Drift,
our3 Die mir iberleben founten. Ser
6luB mar i'm Siaten besriffsn, aber
INNER nod 10 bod, bab er ni@t
bur9matet merben fonnte. Btr muB=
ten absr weiter un6 boHten, baB mtr
obetbalb Ieines 3ulammenhuiles NIT
Dem gaalFuB cine Orift fiuben MIR
BEN. Mber au@ btes selanS nt@t!
Die &dbne, bic lt@ ionit bter befanz
ben, warsn pom ben gnsldnbern l@on
friber perni9tet ,uorben, mir pernab
men iebo9, baB nod elm &abn feds
Meileu meiter itromaufmdrts uorbau=
Ben iet. @ir sosen babinl Das
Sabraeus NOR flein, fonnte aber bod
10 bis 10 Maun fafien. Sd lieb
bic Burger iosort iiberieben, unb am
Nbenb bes %. Sebruar paren $50
8lrser, BITE feline Pferbe batten, ien=
ieits bes Slufes. gtnSelne waren
iber i'm sel@wommen, wobet iebo9
Elm Burger ertranf, anbere iaben i'm
&abu unb btelten ibre i9mimmenben
Yferbe am .3isel.
Mm Morsen bes %. 5ebruar err
belt i'd 8eri@t, baB bte gnsldnber
MIR wieoer auf BEN Serien folsten.
SD bate fe nt9t 10 balb erwartet, ba
fte einen lausen Na@tmari6 sema6t
batten. Obne gu idumen, iattelten
MIR unb sosen itromaufwdrts, wab=
renb uniere Na@but bei@ofen wurbe.
Ser Setn6 mar TIT GROCER neberma6t,
wes6alb uniere Na9but mad einem
turaen @efe@t suridmt6.
Gum Slid fir rns mar bas Selb
lebr uneben, 70 baB mir raider alS
Dor etn paar Taseu benz Seinb aus
benz @eitdt famen. 9esen 2 rbr
Na9mittass iattelten MIR al. Sc
murbe uns aber nur eine Stunbe &uz
be sesOnnt, benn BITE gnSldnber rpas
rem rpteber nabe an uns beransetoms
men. ~1lniere &anoue unb bas Marimz
Norbenfelbt mubten MIR bier auridz
laHen, neil bie 3ustbtere ntdt uebr
Meter fonnten. 9eiber batten mtr
teia Dpnamit, I'm, bic @ei@abe gu
3erit6ren, aber mas ma@te bteS ans2
England bate Senus srobes @ei@ab.
Wen,t au ben 400 &anonen nod 3met
ba3u famen, iptelt bies tetne &ole tn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

tie aud ut6t aubers banbeln. 0ie sroz
Ben Streitfrdfte, mel9e bic gnsldn=
ser fortwdbren6 sesen mid fon5en.
triren fonnten, raubten MIR tebe M6s=
lt9feit, eth sr0Beres Erefen gu lie=
fern. l1nb mie fam es, = pirb ber
9eier frasen = baB t6 Bis gum @nbe
ntemals In Seinbes 9anb sefaaen
bin? Man wirb mild ptelleidt nt@t
ueriteben, ruent t9 iaset ruarbe, pie
i9 es aud tbun muB, bab Soft es
ni9t semo0t bat. Ser 9eIer aber,
ser it@ befien freut, m6Se Sbm bic
bte gbre seben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
8rinst Elm Gnoe ~ &4etn.

Cine i@redlt@e 8ebtlase 1T bdltz
fig bic TolSe unertrdsli9en S&merz
aes pom iberbIrbeten Srsaneu
S9winbel, &idenweb, 2eberbei@mers
Be unb l1nuerbault@tett. Iber Dant
ben Or. Sings neuen 0ebensptlleu
TT benz Mqes eth gnbe Seuta@t. Dtes
ielben itnb let@t gu nebmen, tptrteu
aber bur@ unb bur@. @eriu@t ite.
Nur 25cts. @aranttrt III Mnt. s.
6ubn'S Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27

ten iett idmenten unb TIM ben Dor
nns tebenben Setnb berumfommen
fOnnen. Mber bann bdtten mir bic
gauge Na9t burdmari6iren miiien,
um am folsenben Morsen bic giien=
babn gu iberl9reiten. Sbateu MIR
bies ni@t, bann mirben mtr Sen Seinb
gu nabe BON biuten baben, mdbrenb
uteuei6t Elm ~sepanserter 3us uus uor=
ne ansretfen rpirbe. Mber ptele gnr=
ger waren gu SUB, unb bic pferbe MOI
rem ermattet, i'd fonnte unb 6urfte ib=
nen nt@t sumutbeu, bic gauge gsa9t
gu marl6iren, aber es burfteu 10 treue
patrtotil9e Burger au@ ni9t In Bic
9dnbe bes Seinbes fallen. Sd be-
i@loB besbalb, bab iie nOrbltG bis
at SEN OraniefluB 3 Bis 5 Meilen
melt seben iouten. Sier an Ben ufern
bes SluiIes, no utel @alb mar, muB=
ten tie it9 per teden, Bis ser Setnb
am folsen6en Morsen uorbeisesosert
mar, bann ben SluB entlanS 9ebert
unb nit benz Na9en iberlesen.
Sd ermabnte ite, ni6t tn bi6ten
9duiern ODER tn eirem lansen Strei=
fen, ionbern nett auseinanber gu mar
l9iren, bab bte gnsldnber nidt lei9t
auf ibre Spur fommer f0nnten. sSn Der
Ebat sinset audi bic Burger, bic at
btelem bentmlrbiseu unb traurisen
Sage bereits Is Meilen semadt bat=
ten, nod 4 ober 5 Wteilen ben SluB
entlans, NO tie ban, bic n0tbtse 0a9t=
rube fanbeu. gs selans ibnen, am
arpeiten Sage unter &ommanbant So.
iebroef, woblbebalten misber surdd.
sufommen.
Sd ielbt SoS an bieiem Mben6 pet=-
ter, uno na9bem MIR uns muir einise
Stunben Gube sesOnut batten, to-
men mir am Worsen liolt9 Sesen=
iber pon 9opetopn an
I'M 8 nbr aberi@ritten mir bic ST.
lenbabn, bic banals gum Slid nod
ni@t bur@ Sorts sei@abt NOR, unb
iattelten etrpa 6 Meilen bauon ab.
@tr batten felt Dem uorisen Morser,
ni6ts Seseiien, unb man barf mir
slauben, MIR uaren 10 b%unsris, baB
MIR, wte Der BUR iast, etnem Nasel
benz &opf ~absebtifea bdtten. Wtr be-
famem bier etnise S@afe, unb ua@s
benz mir fte sei9la@tet, sebraten unb
sesehen batten, 3osen mir sesen Nitz
tag ueiter benz OraniefluB gu, Wtr
slaubten, baB wtr bier iber Sen SluB
seben f0nnten, neil, ruie mir an, port
gen Morsen seleben batten, 6as @aF
fer raid tint SaIen mar. Mber IS
mubte an, Mbenb uorber rpeiter ftroui=
aufwdrts i@wer seresnet baben, benn
Der TluB mar ansei9wollen, 10 baB
MIR unm0slt@ binaberfOmmen toms
ten.
Mortiesuas fotst.)
q zH -LAH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
9te Sooesfrafe.

Cine sertnseS a@e ueruria9t n1ar,6z
mal ben Sob. go baben etn etnfa=
der &ra9, uml@etnbare S@nitte ober
8emlen ben Sob berbeiSesosen. Sc
lit rpeiie, ftets 8udlen's Grntea Sals
be our 6anb gu baben. ste tit bic
bette Salbe auf grben unb benst So
taiitdten Dor, ruent @ei@wlre, Use.
ben, 8ranbmunben nnb 9dnnorrbois
ben brsben.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-27

The socialists of the city held
caucus Wednesday night, according
to published call, and united upon
the candidacy of S. A. Haugen for
alderman of the First ward; T. r.
Strickland, for alderman of the Sec
ond ward, and E. j. Bjorneby, for
alderman of the Third ward.
A committee consisting of George
w. Avery, |. r. Gildea and Thomas
j. Odegaard drafted the following
platform and resolutions, which were
adopted:
''Appealing to all who believe in a
government of the people, by the
people and for the people.
I'VE indorse in it's entirety the
platforms of the national socialist
PARTY Of the United States, and of
the socialist party of the state of
Montana.
We reaffirm our belief that a gov
eminent of, for, and by the people
can only exist where the initiative
and referendum is the law, giving
all the people a voice in =? | import
ant measures.
I'VE demand the strict enforce
ment of the state law which prohibits
the granting of any franchise to any
enc whatsoever without first submit
ting the question to vote of the
people.
we demand the repeal of the
state law which compels municipal
authorities to submit city improve
ments to contractors, and request 9
substitute bill providing that all such
work be done by day work.
I'VE believe the city should owr
and operate all public utilities.
we believe that all measures
heretofore applied to the regulation
| of the redlight district, the liquor
business and gambling, whether il
shape of laws passed to prohibit
them or fines and penalties imposed
by law to be failure, and confident
ly affirm that the only remedy tina
will entirely cure all sucl evils, il
the inauguration of tIe co-operativ,
commonwealth and the abolition 0
the present wage slavery.
Outside of municipal affairs, on
position on educational matters i
that education ought of right to b.
as free as air, and all books ant
other equipment should be supplies
to pupils of our public schools abso
lutely free
COMMITTEE
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j. J. MURRAY, D. v. S
MAY BE NO INSTITUTE.
Trustees Refuse to Allow Schools t
Be Closed.


Be Closed.
On account of the action of the
city school board in declining to sus-
pend school during the teachers in
stitute, it is probable that the latter
will not be held in Flathead county
this year. The institute was to be
held May II to Is, inclusive, but as
the summer vacation commences May
90, the trustees of the city schools
declined to allow the schools to be
closed, and as their action will prob
ably be followed by trustees through
out the county, no institute can be
held.
Superintendent of Schools Steere
has written to State Superintendent
WEIGH regarding the matter, and sug-
gests that the institute be held from
August 81 to September 4, as the
schools will not be opened until Sep
TENDER s, and the dates would not
conflict with them, and all the teach
ers will be at leizure. No reply has
yet been received from Superintend
ent Welch.
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For Whiteside Apple cider leave or
ders at the Bee office
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by B. F. Berry & Co.
Frank w. Buck to J. T. and w. G..
Hutchinson, north half of the south
east quarter and the southeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter Of Sec
ton %, and the northeast quarter of
the northeast quarter of lection "a,
township 80, range 20, 100 acres,
Consideration, $4,000,
Paul Smith to William f. New
boomers. a certain piece of land stu
ate in the town of Holt, containing
about one acre. Consideration, 81.
Peter Julien to Mary Julien, the
southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section IA: and the north
west quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter of section %. township 90, range
p. Consideration, 81, and other val
liable considerations.
Frank Jette to S. W. niggon, lot 2
1856.
Lou Nj. Cook to Carrie w. Valen
tine, lots and 4. in block 80. Colum
bia Falls. Consideration. $3.50.
C. A. Schroeder ct uX. to w. H
Griffin and George Stannard, west
half of the northeast quarter. sec
ton 10, and the southeast quarter O
the southeast quarter, and the south
east quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter of section IS, township 81, cor
tanning 100 acres. Consideration
1900
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-27
Grand Millinery Reception.

Ladies', prepare for the most won
derful millinery surprise of your en-
tire existence. Come expecting more
than this ad causes you to anticipate
and you will not be disappointed. We
have 100 beautiful pattern hats, the
prettiest and most becoming crea-
tons imaginable, each one represent
ing in it's respective way this sea
sons smartest style. and can give
you the lowest of prices. We will
be specially prepared to see you
next Saturday afternoon. March %,
from o'clock to ) and from to
10. Partisan Millinery parors. 90
First street east.
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DANCE HALL SOLD.

Hamm Brewing Company Buy the
Circle Bar.
The Hamm Brewing company of
St Paul has purchased the old Circle
Bar saloon and dance hall, on Second
avenue west, formerly run by Josh
Ariss, and the place will hereafter
be under the management of William
DAILY. The property was owned by
l.. G. Hofns, and the transfer in
cludes the lot and all buildings and
fixtures. The purchase price was
$500.