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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04
To.DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS

Yesterdays bank clearings were ss.4se,-
627, balances N,lls.17S Local discount
rates were between 5ls and per cent.
Domestic exchange was quoted as fol-
lows: New York. 25c discount bid. par
asked; Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and
New Orleans. 10c discount bid. par asked.
Wheat closed lower at Solsc bid May,
Ssa.GS7c No. red. Corn closed lower at
40isc bid May; 411sc No. 2 mixed. Oats
closed at -ssg3sIsc bid May, 36,sa37c No. 2
mixed.
Spot cotton was 1-16c lower in the local
market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04
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: COLONEL MCCLELLAN
!, DISCUSSES VICTORY.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Nov. 3.-Colonel Nc
= Clellan received the returns with his
= wife at his headquarters in the Ho-
= tel Bartholdi. When the result was
= announced he said:
I am deeply grateful to my fel-
= low-citizens for their confidence in I
. me. and 1 renew the promises which I
y / made before election. have no I
. bitterness or feeling for any one. I
. shall go at once to Washington to
. prepare for the extraordinary ses-
= sion, and as soon as the question of
= Cuban reciprocity is disposed of 1
. shall turn my attention to the af-
. fairs of the city. I invite the CO.
. operation of every citizen. whether 4
= he supported me or not, regardless 4
. OF his political views, in the ad-
. vancement of the city's good. This 4
. victory should encourage and unite
. the Democrats for the presidential
. campaign Of 1904"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04
DEMOCRATS MAKE HEAVY
GAINS IN ELECTIONS IN
MANY STATESAND CITIES,


change of
years ago asunded the entire city and all
Tammany plurality years ago the greater
where
sht not only the fusion forces but the dsgrund Democrats under the
leadership
eep the 1amnany ticket with FOrnes and Grout upon it
credited with the most brilliant political
The election
Mayor
asks all parties and nd factions to aid him in this
m Me-" state the made heavy gains municipal elections
my @ other cities while the
OHIO.
@ m' Republican puss ] ohio are estimated TED all the from 10000 to
of
maryland
plurality to 1000 In this
% as to @ ins tss S
continuing in omc N1 ~
MASSACHUSETTS.
plurality @ h s last p @ ] s0TsnS5 ms M % about the
city ied up their Colonel Wim ea 5
PENNSYLVANIA
The entire Republican ticket elected Pennsylvania including
dOrsed by the Republicans and including Reuben
pster ee iaes iso ana declare the Citizens ticket
ass nads % Ss naS ss , nn s s John
city of gave
IOWA.
The % 5 e % a 5 @ % s sn sss % ssss % ss1ss
NEBRASKA
sin
COLORADO
of
RHODE ISLAND.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04

Marine Intelligence.
New York, Nov. 3.-Arrived: Moltke
from Hamburg; Rotterdam. from Rotter.
dam.
Glasgow. Nov. S-Arrfved: Furnessia
from New York.
New York, Nov. 3.-Sailed: Kronprin7
Wilhelm, Bremen. Plymouth and Cher.
bourg.
Sydney. New South Wales. Nov. AR
rived previously: Ventura. San Francisco
via Honolulu and Auckland.
New York. Nov. s-Arrived: Cevic
Liverpool: Calabria. Leghorn Sailed: Cit
Ia di Nilano. Naples and Genoa.
Antwerp. Nov. s-Arrived: Rhynland,
Philadelphia: Kronland. New York.
Glasgow. Nov. ARRIVED: Laurentian,
New York; Sarmatian. Boston. via Hall
fax.
Naples. Oct 1.-saiIed: Hesperia. New
York.
christiania. Oct. so,-sailed- Heckla,
New York.
Gibraltar. Nov. 2-Sailed: Hohenzollern,
from Genoa and Naples New York.
Liverpool. Nov. 3-Seiled: Corean. st.
Johns: Ultonia, Boston.
New York. Nov. s.-Arrived: Ethiopia,
: Queenstown, Nov. s.-Arrived: Haver-
ford; Philadeiphia for Liverpool and pro-
New York. Nov. a-Arrtved: Finland.
Antwerp.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04
cUMMINs is RE-ELEcIEz
Republican Plurality in Iowa
Shows Considerable Losses.

Des Moines. Ia, Nov 3-Returns from
Iowa are coming slowly. Those received
up to 10 o'clock indicate q plurality for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04
DEMOCRATS CARRY
GREATER NEW YORK
BY 61,414 VOTES.

Continued From Page One.
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Marine Intelligence.

st. Louis University and Drury College
played tie game at football.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04
RHODE ISLAND.


a
candi
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COLORADO.

Supreme
all that the result will
luay 5000 John Campbell
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-04

DEMOCRATS CARRY OswEGo.
Oswego. N. Y, Nov. 3.-The Democrats
nave elected their Mayor and a majority
of the Alderman .-'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
A WISE YOUNG MLLIoNAI re

grandson a New
beyond the drsam Of asartaa.
that
.
. which
s,skes has 8
lazussts Furnished horne md 20 tive
povssy
Fnhf ortun
mind nnasunio hotoveh..sea AdVsed
4
Is
%.
thi > e9aut his
friends left behind all ali pleasure
purpose
n :
This Is tie interesting as have led II deep was
sglea beginning 60 end
to@eth shall and n
smptYshcsrtcf
from Fesv sefrutssd
sfif renunsstton
All the World tais but a a
stakep who Ike Ne believes
q and :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
why THE MASSES DO NOT ATTEND CHURCH

quantity Of unavorehe nonsense ppe'atsa upen
and crowd the churches SAID
sunday IL the
an the churches a. fast a. God ATS the
the wilderness ia the days Of Jahn me
baptist. stl a prophet anywhere
pr. eSesient
than IN forty aaft
o 40 70 church
Is rather hard % the preachers but Il true
divine things unless he = divine nsdf
onrs 'oodnisd preach
baptist saYonao-
Edwards Complexities and others who have been
their
her me 10 u
preachers pcrsoasles reverb
u thunder sout they not spiritual dyaaos-
only
empty because the preachers soul IL empty
church created the other day
enruainas we mastefta men In the
pulpit" bishop What they
:
tie right
know whether o preacher
preacher they
% they ouEht
message VIII always be listened -
speech but u h strikes true chard
vbrate
People minister"
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pereur until the wnrdnrn sould
tern their muHketa upon un inithclf
passion,
And then W. would have our. little
mutinioH. too. aud up would come
tho infantry and the guns from
plymouth. and that would set Ne
yelling "NiVs fHmpefeur once
more. a. though We wished them 90
hear us la Parts We had lively
moments at nartmoor. and we con-
tfived that thone Who we're about uH
should be lively also,
You must know that the prisoners
there had their own courts IT JUS
toe. IN which they tried their own
cases and Inflicted their own pun 4.
lahments. stealing aud auhffelins
were punished most OF ell
trvaehery.
When / came there first there was
= nats Aeanisr. from tthsiuts. whs
had Eiysn Information af soine plot
70 escape. Well that night. owing
60 Euuio form OF other which had 81
BIO gone through. they did not take
him out from among the other pris-
onefa. aud though he Sspt aud
screamed and Htovslisd upon the
ground. they left him there amongst
the comrades whom he had be-
tfuYed. That uikht there " a. trial
with a whispered accusation and .
whispered defense. gagged pria-
oner and a Judge whom none could
soc. In the morning when they came
for their man with papers foe HE re
lease. there Was not an much Of him
left az yea could put upon your
thumb matt. They we're Ingenious
people. those prisoners, ana they
had their own way Of managing
We officers however. lived In n
separate wing, and a very singular
group of people We wefs They had
left as our uniforms. - that there
Vas hardly a corps which had served
under Victor. OF Masssna. OF NeY.
which was not rspreasnicd there
and some had been there from the
time when Juhot was beaten At Vi
iniera. We had ohas.eusa IN thsir
green tualor. and huAaara. like tags
asif and blue coated dragons. aud
white front1d ianc.Fs. and volt
geufa, ard arsnsdi~fs and man %
the artillery ard engineers Iiat the
greater part we're naval Officers. for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

the fnBllnh had had the better o. W
anon thr seas could never under
afand this until ! ioufnayed myself
from Opofte 90 Plymouth. when l
lay for seven days upon my back,
and could not have stirred had
seen the eagle % the regiment car
ricd OFF before my eyes u was ~
perfidiauh weather like thih that
Nelson took advantage Of ~.
/ had no sooner got into partmoof
than I began 10 plan to act out
again. aud you can readily believe
that. with wits aharpennd by II
years Of warfare. Il was not very
long before | saw my way.
You must know, ia the first place,
that I had a very great advantage 90
having some knowledge Of the I'm
aiiah language. l learned u during
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
TRADER
DROWNED

DAWSON. MAY Especial Cor
rsxpoudsncel- News has Just been
received here % the drowning %
river on May sth. He was preparing
20 bring sc8ws down 70 Dawson az
sssn a. sss river lee opened. and
slipped through the lee while a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
NO MORE SHIPS
FOR BREMERTON

licenses have not expired. The re-
port assa HayH that thg runs al~1aus
has combined % block the rsspect.
able element IN lts efforts 70 clean
w the town
No vessels All Be sent 70 the navy
yard Until tha department wishes
have hsen aeceiist %. Even the
New York, which l. the only se.ael
that cannot hs locked at tbs lars
island yard. vii saas-sfsp Puget
sound. she Nili be docked ~ a pr.
vMts yard tn san Francisco rather
than submit her tEssf To the con
t&minatink infiuaness ~ HrsmeFton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

Ballard ship Carpenters Baker
Street halt. Ballard
Electrical Workers No. ff1-wsit-
resse4' hail. ftf9 Second avenue.
Ptaat@rar~' Olympic hau. fi8fM
Second avenue.
Freshmen Western Central fabof
linen hall. isos second avenue
Sheet Metal workers " actresses
hail, 1870 Second avenue.
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NOTICE

our charges are for material only.
The only college using an absolutely
painless process and SKcia-
aiYs with es
FReG--psistlsss EstrAosina Pain
les, Filling. Painless Operating.
This - not a college FOR students
none are employed o. admitted. our
stan IL composed Of dentists % long
sxpeftsaee who came here 60 psffect
them selves IN our latest scientific
methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

WASHINGTON. d. c. June -
me navy department. today re-
csiged the report OF Captain
Blsseker. Wha Investigated the social
conditions II Nrefnsrton. Wash. II
shows such an unsatisfactory state
~ affairs that the department has
determined not To rrcede from 10
position uata all existing evils have
been graduated
The report says that there are
seven saloons On Front street WhOae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

work Hia body has not been re-
covered Copying. who Nas u ysats
old. came 50 Dawson from Mont
caim county. Quebec. ana has been
sell known as a trader and ftFcf
aruW nlot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
aEcoND AND PIKE


Masonic Temple building
fsaufa-s 80 20 q. Sundays. 9 80 to q
y ~ - = - =. - ,. ? = : :, =
Pretty Safe Rule 20 &c ~
Whsn there II feeling that the
heart % lungs. blood or liver. brain
or nerves aFa aiarzaea. az efics cHsn-
ulsues 10 doctor the stomach That
u the foundation Of the trnahis In 80
eases out Of every laa. Commences
- regulate the digestive organs. Ect
them IN healthy working condition.
and the other troubles Wiil leave 90
themselves Diseases which have
their beginning ~ the stomach must
De cured through the STAN aeh. The
uiedirius for stomach disorders and
bali the Ills Of life IL Dr. Gums Inn
proved Liver pills These pills put
81 she digestive organs IN good con .
ALTON 80 that the disease has no
sa.ls 70 WORK upou. They are sold
BY all druggists Tor asa per box. one
pill Il a aoae- We VII send a box
post paid. on receipt of &c. or 10
any body who wants 10 tfy them -
viil aana pIIlA free, Send nAma
and address 90 nr. nonSnko Co.
Philadelphia. Pa. The quaker Drug
Co. i0ls LIST ave, seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

the months that I spent before De
siH. frHn Adiutant ubfianis or nv
fteutment IalhndHfH. Who Vas
H5trnna from the ancient kings Of Tie
country. 1 Was quickly able 20 Speak
Il with some faculty.. Tor ! ~ not
take long ~ master anything to
which I got my miud. Ia three
months I could not only express my
meaning, but | could use the idiofnH
Of the people. ~ vas Obfiaut whp
taught the 10 say lie inbefH.' just
aa we might say MA foi" and also
"rhe curse Of the Cfummlsf" which
means aVentra blruts Many a time
have seen ths English Hulle With
pleasure when they have heard Wr
speak 80 much like one Of theme
selves.
feaniinuadJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

Perforated back and seat. rubber
tires. steel gear; Tuesday for -.
........ ....t........=.a.... S3.T9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

Small Charges for Material
The college fees Of skilled dentists
pay for ali NsfH. Charges here are
Tot material emily A 10 years guar
autrr with All work.
EASTERN COLLEGE OF PAIN =
LESS DEkTlSTf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

louis klodt iewelef and optlolan,
moved TO 1890 Second avenue, 80
-
20 10 Spinning for bicycle ropalrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

Oats. $500 per toni barley. SIC % per
tom wheat. g27m2s ton chop. so 006f
I LOO per ton. iran. t2i. % Dor taut shorts
Z to- -. ton ali aaLS f4n al -, &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

Steel wheels. perforatea pA- ~.,sht
seat. steel gear. hkh' teee
Tor ..s.s..,t.ssss. ''''s''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
Gendron Folding Go-carts UnderprIced

Endless rubber tires, wicker hack,
wrought steel gear. can he taken
on tho cars ..........,......S i.40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

Cottage set. 10 pieces, English
semi porcelain. rich pink floral
decoration with gold traced
knobs and handles regular
value USE Tor se.AS
Cottage set. % pieces. English
semi porcalain. Havtland pat
tern. dainty floral spray gold
traced knobs and handles, regu-
lar value $500, Tuesday for.
......... ......... ........,.S 5.le
boo tt-pieee set Of White English
semi- porcelain, rich Haviland
shapes, warranted not 10 craze,
regular g. 90. for ......s.... $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

Cottage Set. so~pieee set of English
semi porcelain, brown floral de-
sign. gold knobs and handles;
this set will accoipmpdate six
people; regular $500. A bargain
Tor ........4t..... ..s.4.s4s4 HS.l9
Dinner SET. 100 pieces. white En-
sllsh porcelain, new crystal
design. -. SO value. for sT-o6
IS 90 apiece Set American Porca-
lain. thin new shapes. 49,. s2.49
see a piece Set English scnii-
Porcelain. pink floral design deo-
oratious, gold knobs and handles,
Tor ts4..s.tsts.s .sssss.s.t.t, NA.tc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-17
cunn,s., s,r.r or r..So,

10 order 10 redses car sifes before Jan
asry isi, ss hsrs tsessed 10 ell tsesiy.
ev. r.- pl.ros ise regular price Of which
Ia sss1. Tor s4Ts each. Thee, tisnes ere
psv. isu 10 iron The iscsory. dopbls
vsEesrea iosiss end cot. highly eElshs5
10 fancy uslpui Of istey Dshossny, 9Th
stool sr5 scarf ts'ls sstrsstei for ten
ys.p. .ai Gill BE- tola GO very essy p,y
mems. Sssa ie' es,slosas. sivios Toll
description Of s,,le, nnise. esc, This "
The chance Of . lifetime 10 boy . s,ric,iy
drs,-eisss piano ., is'ss reelection. spd
90 sssy terms. Address Mex sapon Bros
4 Ca. IS csprch s.. Darlington. W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-17
Nor A flick DAY SINCE

sac taken severely sick With kidney
uoable. tried oil sorts OF medicine.
none Of which reli we'd one. 0ne dsy |
ssv 90 -. Of your E'ectric Bi,iers aud
detefGiDsd TO try shst After tskiSs 3
lev doses | isii relieved. sud coon ttsrs
alter uss entirely cured. and bare ro.
seen ask Day .iaee. Seiebbou Of nine
have been cured Of Bbsuussisu. Neural
sis. l. va snd kidney tfcablss and Geo
stsi Debility Tits n What BP Bar, 81
Fremont. n. O. writes. Ooly coo 81 J N
Herds Manchester; Whipplss Phsrusey.
Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-17
A RrsAnAr IIrrnLn

Termipsied With 90 Ugly co, 90 tbs LEG
Of J b ofner. frsnklin Grove. III. II De
veloped stubborn ulcer uuyieldina to
doctofs and remedies Tor ionr yesrs Then
Bucslen's Astiss Sslve cured Is's jest -
good Tor Barns. scslis, Skin Erupiiops
snd Piles 25h atm Hfd's drug store.
Manchester; wtipplss Phsrmscy. Man
nlasfav Gzatva
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-17

Thonss Ry,n Of Montpelier, while drnnk
called 81 the jail 81 ssked Tor . cell
BE y. srresied and si,etssrd paid bic
6pe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-17

-Di.ris. ics 1904 st Yoasg'. SHOE
Store.
-nsots. tots. suns. slsss stt skates 81
the Csa,fsi Cssa bsoie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-17

q aoH Clah lFe 81 tiFeeo. y fof th'
pet sEs tss,s
--Ies spHssi earf &c % wIliisn !
fs'isf ts''' % a ~ VS. esio 70 w. a. u
h'a heeasf fNhaos' ps0enoff ise
'fss 80 "'fs sDe1assee ~ "enee''
- - - =
v.sa..s y -. ~. 49,. 49,
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~, ,.,,,.,,, .o,s, .ao. .,a ,s,sr.s
~. .aa,..... al. NJ. Tosio ,s.t
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.,,l. ,o,t.
49,, sat-,
r.o..;
-. H.. a. Is. s,srtss !, p,c.uh., 9..,
rsAn.,, ,s.snss, boo.s and ,,,es,. 4,
,o,t n, Al, Auss
-Mr.Jgs.ss.a b.. has, o,I,. m 10,
~. ,., .s,l ana - ,o,hIs n an he,
place ., the organ las, Sunday.
Tn. n.,bls xo,.. n, w n p,aas,s,
are pov lish,e3 by electricity which look,
VERY nice and ia uuch ore convenient.
-Aboot tsslvs inches OF soou fell here
asst Wednesday niabt wh,oh made the bes,
81 sleishine, bat the rain storm OF Sstur
Joy nigh. aud Sunday made the sleisbios
luite POOR 10 places.
ARLINGTON.
Mia, Sadie Hard spent s ,pdsy 10 Rat
and.
-FJTefIt OF New York 4, In town for q
hort lime.
MI. A., romh. ;. n...;os . ,sel
n Keane Nh.
u,..Mr,ou,,o. ., pa,,;r,,o,
.,a..,.. a..
80
.,..a;,,x
a.. ,,us.. =.
4. ~. w
-,
''o go p''''s -" wy
$500
MISS Florence no'den' soo nss psen
ute s'ok 'ors week Is DETER
Work Of the East Arlington Ws,er
vmpsny has been suspended for the win
~.
Harry L,throp and family have NOV
! into the residence with Mrs L,,hrop's
other.
u,.uJH,o,h,o, h.. o,o.sa bo, %.
:. w.,o, 80, .,a ii, ,... N.
;,,s, n pn,sa.,s Mass
'e 'se 'ouoo'o ',.'o' :. 80
''' '"'.'os A''' no.' v WI Pso
. '.eu'' 1''' '''" p''s0"' ~ '"'
y ''
WEST ABINGDON
AT two O'Clock on the afternoon OF Dec
aber 0, at the home Of the BRIDES psr
he, Mr.. and Mrs. II. @ Book. occurred
very pretty wedding at which time Five
feline, the only daughter aud Mr.. Albert
,bsr, e igerton we're united BY the Rsv
A, Farness OF E,st Arlington 10 the
Iy bonds Of nssrimony. The bride,
10 is one OF our most popolAr young
lies. ives beconinely stirred 10 . gown
white trimmed with white silk applique
: only ornament being . diamond brosch
:, p. =. ~
ester, having been resident OF the for
u place until about two yesrs ego when
moved TO Manchester. He is . brother
'uoee w. D. D'se''ou " JUS p''0e
. Oh MRS os'i'e WINS 'o'~e' 1851
!. ...,,.' -
:. ~ .
=, = pv'. 80
n,,s.,or Ch.,,s. n E,ao,,on :, p,o,
M,.,d MuaAFo,ne.. q, E,.t A,
o,on NJ, and M,s r q wooavo,,h q, ,
Iinston Mrs GA Derrick Of Sbushsu,
Y, and Miss Fannie Nike OF Yves.
pert. The happy ccuple left the same !
ming for q wedding trim amid . shower
ice aud old shoes. Their many friends
ebd congratulations and best wishes.
ey will be Of home Of West Arlington
as December 10Th.
..vno.rr
{
' " ''''u'' 'Oou ''' ~
= Mise Jsnette Wiikerson 10 quite eick
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-12-17

Mrs pa'ton Ia seriously i'll.
Mise F.nSy Holley h~ reformed from
Toy.
Bert Harrington snd Mise Josephine
Hsa'e,on sere n,rried November &c.
"A sou YES born to Mr. and Mrs Ste
phen Diliinshsn saadsy December l3
DIR sod Me- Y @ Liddls have been co
testsinibs Mice b ssie Briehsu Of Toledo.
Ohio.
--wsstirs.oe Pom oos Grange ~iil hold
lie sesnlsr meeting With Dsrsss Grange
Wednesday Dscsnbsr %. ., 8 O'Clock
sbsrp. TIE election Of oti ,su gill take
plscs 81 the meeting aud good s,ssndsSce
10 desired.
The Dorses Inr which hss besn ciossd
Tor iss rosses sss re-opensd Deeenbss
IL. vi.a George y, Buross ProPristsr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-07-24
Wis ] sail szs.f


The attractive woman Of forty was
undergoing a rigid examination by
the young woman who had been mar
ried three months.
why have you never married?"
she asked. "Of course. know a
woman with your attractions has had
many chances; but. on the other hand,
you do not act like person who has
been prevented from marrying be-
cause Of some unfortunate love affair
That's why | venture to ask you why
you've never married."
"of course / have had chances 70
marry; most woman do here" was
tire reply. ITS simply because I'm so
happy unmarried that ! have decided
never to give up single bliss. lry
done lot Of observing OF married
people. and I'm quite ready to deliver
lecture on this subject. Now here q
IS.
THE great trouble Is that a man
wishes his wife 10 be very much mar.
rlod. but he himself wants to be as
free as In his bachelor days. He
would consider himself ill.treated II
his wife should act as II she were slll
a daughter in her fathers house. and
look no responsibilities He would
vehemently protest II he should come
home TO supper and find her absent.
and upon her return later hear her
say. oh. | met some OF the old crowd
of girls. and we decided we'd go for a
trolley ride. and then have little sup
per afterward All sorts Of a good
time He wauld declare az once that
he had grounds for divorce. lie
would make things pretty lively II his
wife took upon herself only those
duties which she had before marriage
and Insisted on having servants TO do
the rest Of the work He would rise
mp IN his wrath n his wife said. Here.
take care OF the baby this evening I've
been working hard all day and now
mean TO go out and enjoy myself He
would say his wife was extremely sell
lsh II she took no interest In him
aside from his earning money to feed
and clothe her, And stlll there are