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The Washington times., 1904-12-25


that they may succeed in what they und
The other day young woman went
10 Europe to study certain textiles and
Investigate Il certain market. She had
been the teacher of little district school
IN an out-of-the-way corner in the coun-
try, and she did not enjoy teaching. She
gave it up and took place in the
counting room Of a relative, developing
so much knack for management that
care of a definite department. Last year
she made 4 soodly sum of money. mag
nificently in excess of the pittance she
had earned in the schoolroom
Another girl who, during the illness
OF her father, q broker. had assisted him
as his confidential clerk boldly took the
business on herself, as her brother had
there been one, might have done, and
after her fathers death supported the
family
Yet another, who has brilliant record
as an alunnus of New England col
Iese, IS carrying on a dairy and cream
cry, and her chum is bookkeeping in a
large importing house
These are girls who have had excep
tonal business openings, and who have
added TO eager ambition an extraordin-
airy capacity for settling down TO busi-
ness tasks
Thousands of girls. ike thousands of
men, never expect to get much beyond
moderate salary. The rank and fiya
hard and faithful toll, with comma "a ti,,e
The Washington times., 1904-12-25

in
with
thing OF fnothing
and
ether
The Washington times., 1904-12-25
Indigestion Cured.


My indigestion was cured. 1 had no
desire TO smoke. and my rheumatis
disappeared within, a few weeks. I
stopped eating meat, of course, because
| did not like the taste of raw meat. My
friends said Why. you are foolish. this
change will kill you. Sut l went right
on eating raw potatoes. cabbage. beets.
turnips and everything liked
In three weeks my stomach, which
had given me so mitch trouble all my
life. was SO strong nothing Ike pain
was known 70 me
Il had beer a hearty meat eater. and
had IL on my table three times a day
] thought / had TO eat meat TO give me
strength 10 withstand the cold weather.
but as winter came on / felt that the
circulation of my blood was better. and
whesa 1 saw men crawling into their
oyercoats 1 felt like running around in
a linen dus.er
The Washington times., 1904-12-25
GIRLS IN BUSINESS
AND WHAT THEY NEED
Capital One Must Have In
cludes Faithful Conscience
and Firm Health.
Midnight Hour as Safe as Noon
for Women Competent
and lmpersonal.
Bv MARGARET g. sANGsTER.
Copyright. 1904. by Joseph B Bowles,

riwho
Many girls do need
with brother admitted do
thai theyrn in,yfat thew nnd
The Washington times., 1904-12-25
RAW FOOD ALONE
SUITS THIS MAN
Health Was Restored When
He Abjured Cooks.
!
STEWART M'DOUGALL'S RULE
Could Live on the Fat of the Land,
d.
STEWART M'DOUGALL's RULE
Could Live On the Fat of the Land
But Eats Nothing That
Touches Fire.

NEW YORK, Dec, 24-With many
acres of Brooklyn property TO his credit
and bank account. which would permit
MIN to live on the fat of the land
Stewart StcDougan finds at the age of
sixty-eight that he gets along better
without servants and by eating nothing
but raw food
Worried by his servants and i'll from
the food they gave him, he fired them
all out, and today he is a happy widow
er. living in his old mansion alone
There has not been fire in his kitchen
range for more than year, and he says
there never will oe another one there
as long as he lives.
His health has been restored and the
finest cooked dinner in the world could
not persuade him, he says, to return to
the conventional way of living.
His neighbors look upon Mr.. Nc
DoUgan as an eccentric, but as a matter
of fact he is a plain man living, as he
expresses it himself, as near to nature
as he can.
He made his fortune in Washington
Market, where he did business for thir-
ty-six years He owns hundreds of
building lots and houses in Brooklyn,
and if he desired he could live the year
round in the St Regis finest apart
ment.
The Washington times., 1904-12-25

Goodn&SS, no. she exclaimed, John
and | never have cash, and in the end.
1 think, IT is just as well I could not
be bothered with adding and subtract
ing fractions of q dollar. and | am sure
no children on the block look any finer
than mine, although | never know when
their things are paid for. john settles
the most troublesome creditors first. and
the rest have TO manage I'll we can send
them 4 check.
1T never occurred TO my friend that
her method was dishonest as well as
shortsighted. and that she YVES tempt
ing her husband TO indulge liz unwise
speculation and possibly pushing him on
toward the downhill road that is trod-
den by the derelicts of life. / have seen
more than one John in his coffin through
worries Ike this.
There is no occasion for fuss and elab-
Grafton in keeping strict household az
counts. System and punctuaIity are es-
sential and the net result is profit in
money, not only, but IN added cheer
fulness, self-respect and content. No
cne is happy who lives ca tae ragged
edge of calamity, and no wlfe is doing
her share who drags her husband down
by extravaganza instead of helping hin.
by frugality. L am not aliuding tc
those couples with whom the unfair
method obtains which hides from the
wife her husbands affairs and leaves
spend Nobody can make bricks with
world ever saw cannot make something
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
Dte etaats=8 anteusG raminas
loren.

Sn Der sefirigen Sibuns Der Stats.
8anten-@ raminatoren. tuel9e bier 3u,
3eit lire Hational=g Contention ab9aI.
ten, wuroen perf9iebene &eoet gebal.
ten, pel4e ale babin binausliefen, bat
es tpinihenspertb Tel, tpenn ale Ban.
fen - bic Nationals8 a1ten iatirliG
ausgenommen - urter Der Nuff1i
oes States ffdnoen.
@s murbe barauf hinseuiefen, baE
bielfa9 pripatbanfer ni9t gum 8eiten
geleitet ,uiiroen. SIM State Snoiana
alein tpdren i'm berfloRenen Sabre
mebr prioat=g anten Dertra9t, als in
allen arberen Staten aufammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
Grimtnalseri@t.

Grant Dunn, Der f9 Der tleiner
Bertha Meiffer, Der So9ter ieiner Soft.
mirtbin, ~gegeniiber unerlaubte Greihei=
ten berausgenommen bate, erbie(t &C.
ffern i'm griminalgeri1te cine .Strafs
bon SO uno Soften, nebt 80 Sagen
Nrbsitsbaus.
WiQiam Smell, Der feline berpitttpete
Mutter um $40 beftoblen bate, tpurbs
nit 81 unb Soften nebf 6 Monaten
Nrbsitshaus, fomie 6 Monate 0srluii
Der Bir9erre9te befraft.
Bernard 8enfon unter Der Nntlags
bes 2leinbiebftables purbe geffsrn i'm
ariminalgsri@te berb6rt. Ser @i9tsr
nabm nod 8ernabme Der 3eugen ben
Gaa unter 8eratbuns.
@eo. Weitel, unter Der Nntlage bes
ginbru9es unb @roBbiebfables, Der
3uerf nidtiaulbia %plaioirte, befannte
i9 beg @roBoiebfables f6ulbig uno
murbe 3u elmer Strafe bon 1-3 Sab
rem i'm Snoiana &eformatorium uebf
Werluf Der Biirgerre9te berurtbeilt.
Sie Mntlase bes ginbruds tuuroe ge=
ffri4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

Granfrei9 f6nnte fi9 biefem Nnfn'
men nidt pobl entsieben, ba &uBlant
rattirli9 tpiinf9sn mO9te, oaB guropl
Sapan einise bon ben Grti9ten be:
Sieses sntrihe. Wdre nun 6ranfreid
fir bic Sa9e e%etponnsn, 10 piirb'
England ebenfalls a~ufgeforoert unb BOZ
bic Wabl geftent tuerben, suii6en be,
Jrsunoi9aft Grantrei4s ooer Sapans
gu wdblen. Nbseieben bon benz ausen.
f9einliden 8ortbeile fur Seutf9lano.
Der in Der Srsnnung bon GranfreiG
unb England ldse, t6nnte bieier pfan
aud 3utpe9e bringen, Dab bic belle 3u=
riidwerfuug &uBlanos In Oafien &c.
binoert piiroe: benin falls &ublano In
Ofafien bas Gelb rdumer mtibte,
mirbe es Der Siirtei erbDte Mufmerf=
iamteit s%utpenben. Sie beuti9en Sort
fdritte in Der Strict uno Der 8au Der
8aabab=Babn miroen aber ernitli9 ge=
ft6rt tpsroen, falls 8ublano baran
ainge, 2onfantinopel fein 9aupt=
augenmerf 3u3umenben. Sa aber bic
bic ensliide &e9ieruns fi4 3ueimal
bon 9eutfdlanb babe umgarnet1 laHen,
einmal in Sa9en 8ene3uelas unb
bann bssisli& Der 8asoab=g abn,
f6nne man ni9t bOrfidtis senug iein.
Wie man fiebt, bermas bic beutide
ben 6erren Quirinus,
@aldas, Marie unb @enofen nidts 3u
berbersen. Die armen barmloien Ser=
ren-i in Der Somning Street t6nnen bon
Slid fasen, baB fie 10 berpOrragenb
fdarffidtise 6reunbe baben. sic trei-
ben ibr 8ei9dft aaeroinss NIT 10 un=
ermiioli9em Offer, baB man fi4 INNER
pieosr unwiatirli6 bic Grase borlest:
Wer bat benin eisentli9 Elm 10 Iebbaftes
Sntershs baran, Seuti9lano unb gne=
LAMB neutrality-suspicious. unb gu ber=
feinbeng
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
Neme &lasem.

emma Gbabpid min bon
9ptparb @babmid, nit benz fie etpa
elm Sabr suiammen lebte. sei9ieben
iein. sic tlast i'm an, fe srauiam
unb unr1snf9li9 bsbanbelt gu habsn,
10 baB fe nidt ldngsr nit linn sufam-
men leben tanr.
2ouifeOaegle ~Dertlaste ibren
@atten Daniel auf S9eibung. Sas
ghepaar lebt f9on felt Idngerer 3sit
nidt mebr auiammen.
Clifton =. 6Dnd rei9te segen
bic @tabt Snbianapolis cine 2lase auf
3abluns bon $1,000, welde ibm bic
Staht aIs ridftdnoises Saldr nod
i9ulben iOn; 2ond it elm iribersr
poli3if, CT lag i'm Npril 1908 3ebn
Sage trant uno As Sage nod feiner
@isbsrberffslluns tpurbe er erff uieb.r
a19eifeut. ZINE Sr0tl1r5 0es Sa1res
1899 beiagt, baB elm poli5it baReIbe
Saldr tpdbrenb ieiner 9rantbeit Be.
3ieben ioa, tpie pd6renb ieiner Dienf=
3eit.
Sobn %. Sbompion rsi6ts asssn
Sobn g. @iier cine 8eleibisunsstlase
elm uno er berlanst $1,000 S9aben-
erfab fur ben ibm ssi9dftlia bur9 bic
gsIeioigungen 3ugefiigten S4aben.
Gillian Bell rei4te cine 1nterbalts-
tlage geger Sobn BEL Elm, In tpel9er
fie cine w69entli9e unterftibuns bon
SIS berlan9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

Sic 8 fees Der I'D o o r
of Hope" peroen in ibrer am nd9ffen
Sienitag ftattfinoenben 8eriammIung
f4 bariber, mo Die Infalt ibr neues
Nuariier aufi4lasen ion, f9laifsg su
MAIDEN babsn. 3wei @ebdube fn5
ibnsn a~n9eboten uOroen: No. 416 of
Neu Sort Str. urlb Elm 0ars an Norb
capitol Mpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
e@aoeneriat bemtQtst.

Sn Der Rlasefa9e Glen W. Cotton
aegett 2ouis unb 2ouiie S9moe fur
$1,000 S9aoenerfaB CAB geftern Rid.
ter 2eatbers cine @ntf9eioung fir
$3.50 ab. S9moe bate nit 9hlfe
elmer Mnsabl Nrbeiter auf feinem 2anoe
Musgrabungen borsennmmen unb bas
2anb uno bic 3dune Der 2ldgerin NOS
rem baraufbin nod unb umsefir5t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

%. 8. Greeman, Setre=
tdr Der Staatsbeb6ros fir 6orfen,
tpirb am nd4ifen Samffag auf Der
Staats Sort &eferbatiOn in GIarf
@ountp Is Gdfe, untsr linen @ouper=
rleur Surbin, Staatsiecretdr Storms
unb anbere Gtaatsbeamte, nit einem
giab6rn9msGrabfid regaIiren
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

Wit ben II Wiai6nden. wel9s
gentle 2eute benz benz. @ampagne-
5onb nod Mittbeilung neridiebsnsr
Yldttsr 3ui6uitsrn woaen, bats quite
Wege. Mebrere Der elf 8enannten,
bic is angebli9 cine Miaion berseben
molten, baben in ibrem 2eben feins
Milion beIe1en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
S@nitter Sob bielt Grnte.

2ute 20 aIpoIe, betannt als
Der .blinOe Srieoensri9tsr" iff seHern
in ieiner Wobnnng, SO. 812 q. Sui-
nOis Strabe Der grisbfi9en Wieren.
trantbeit, an mel9er sr felt einem
Sabre lit, erlesen.
Der @erbli9ene mar So Sabre aft.
gr perlor bas Nugenli9t als er i'm
glitter BON 6 WOden am S4arla@.
fieber barnieoerlag. gr srbielt feline
gr3iebuns i'm gIinbsn. Snititut, uno mar
giner Der erften @rabuirten BON bieier
fegensretGen Mnfalt. gr ffubirte
&e&tswiReni9aft urlb e~r3islte dig Mb-
potat redt bubfde grfOlse.
Dor "a Sabren tpurbe er gum 6rie-
oensri9ter erpdblt unb bieiss 9mt bat
CT 20 Sabre lang betleibet. Was i'm
Defenders aussei9nete, mar fein fabel.
bates @soddtniB.
Sn Sos Nnseies, Gal, lit am
Sienfag i'm Mlter bon 20 Sabren
Arthur 8. Wrigbt, Elm sbemali-
ger langidbriser 8ewObner BON Sn-
b%ianapolis aus benz 2eben eef9ieoen.
gor 80 Sabren mar er S9aBmeifer
bon Marion @ountp unb fpdter ma er
Witslieb beg Staotratbs.
Sn Cincinnati iegnete am Sienfag
Geo. &. Root, Elm ebemaIiger BRO.
minenter Birser BON indianapolis,
oas 3eitli&s. 0iele Sabre fibrte er
uno iein 8ruoer OIiber bier unter Der
6irma George &C. @oot & 8rotber
zines Der beoeutenoften 2obIengei9dfte
Der Stabt. Die 2ei9e 1T nod bier ge.
bra9t porben unb bas 2ei9enbeadna=
nib wirb uabrf9einli9 morgen fatt-
finben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

9 auerl 5 9eine.-
.. Jarton, gottase, Neu Sort, nabe
&ural Str, $500. = .. 8. plafe,
@ottage, Sheffielb, nabe @aihin9tOn,
$1100. = CHARLES 9oain9suOrtb,
6aus, part Mbe. tinb Is. ctr. $500.
= W. 6. Wid. 9aus, 3021 @raee=
lamb Nbe. $500. = 6enrp 8ros.,
Stau. 81 %. Is. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

Ser San biirfte wobI faum Elm:
treten, oab S%noianapOlis iemals einen
farbisen Nbseoroneten in ben @pnsreB
ididt uno Iipirant &nOr 1T geideit &C..
mug, bas su tpii1en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
Wefern abenb iuuroe man aud

burd duBerlide Mn3ei4en 9etrabr, baB
bic @ampasne i'm 8ange III. Quer.
pfeifen, Srommeln unb Sransparente
nit republifanii9en Ssbiien, &Ot6feuer
unb un9ebeurer Spettatel bra9ten 2s=
ben in bic polittI1e 8ube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

Sie G~gsldnoer f6nnen nnm6sli@
perlansen, baB uniere Grieoensritter
einem britten 2esationsiefretdr 81
2isbe internationale @ebrdu9e ftuoi-
rem. ba fie nidt einmal n6this baben,
bic lanbesldufissn @eiebe 31 fennen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
MmB Sta0t= tn0 gonnth=Eer=
maltmns.
9 Il n rs
aeben.


Die @Duntp=@ ommiKdre beraaben
@oatracte fir ben 8au bon 10 fleinen
griiden uno netersdnsen. Die 3often-
preiie bieier Bauten bariiren 3pii9en
$3.50 unb $1,000.
Ser Contract fur cine Sdubmauer
an Der Wi6igan &oao, fioli9 bon
Bleaiant Stun, tpel9e $1,000 totem
pirb, muroe ebenfaIs berseben.
6 inc % arnung g, meI9e b E.
a4tet meroen oIIte.
@ountp=@ urpepor 2lausmann lentte
gefern bic Wufmertiamfeit Der Conn
miidre auf ben beoenfliden 3ufanb
Der alten bel @rotp's Nef iiber ben
@bite &iber fibrenoen Bride. Ser
unterbau berielben bat bur9 bic i'm
Grhbiabr fattgefunbene 9odflutb iebr
geIitten unb 2lausmann 1T Der gn=
i9t, baB @efa6r %porbanben 1T, baB
bieielbe ME Die Weit Waibin9ton Ctr.
Bride hber turs ooer long einftitraen
tpirb.
Der 8au elmer rielen Bride an oie=
Ter SteIe 1T bereits bergeben tporben,
ba iebOd nod seraume 3eit berseben
piro, big bieielbe fertis 1T, 10 iouten
bic @pmmiKdre irgeno pel9e 0or=
fi9tsmabreseIn trefen, I'm cine 3ata=
ftropbe au berbinbern.
grnennung en- in BEN
Jeuer= unb poIi5ei=
Depart m n 8.
Sic St9erbeits=8 eh6roe nabm In
ibrer getrigen Sibuns folsenbe gr=
nennungen imp oli3ei-S Department Dor:
German &aoema9er, Sobn peate
unb Wm. g. pemroie gu poIi3iften;
Sbomas @riffin uno Wm. @ilion gu
Jiibrer Der neuen patrolpagen, tpel9e
am 1. October bersits in Sienf tretsr
iollsn; bic poli3iften gilbert 6idel unb
Sliper @oolep perben ben patrDl=
tpasen-S ienf leiften; poli3if Sobn
Sbine tuurse gum 3meirabIer Be-
f6rbert.
SIM Seuer-D epartement tpurbe1 fol=
genbe grnennun9en borgenOmmen:
Charles 81. Npres, @eoree u. 6oult-
ner unb 9arrp 8ofteI gu Subfituten,
Noab Nidols gum Waidiniften Der
spribe go. 8, Geuermebrmann Silas
gentbeim uuroe p%enfonirt.
Ste Beb6rbe Il 6ffent-
Ii9e Werfe
erlisB ssffern an bic Sun 8apor Sight
&c., nit uel9er tiir3li9 elm r1euer @on=
tract absef9lofen .muroe, eineO rore ftir
484 Strabenlampen. Siefelben baben
bic garse Na9t 3u brenner, einerlei ob
Wonbidsin III ober ai9t.
6. %. 2operp bei9merte fid iber
ben mangelbaften Strabenbabnoienf
an Der Sninots StraBe oberbalb Der
81. StraBe mo cine 3meiglinie f9 big
our 38. StraBe ausbebnt.
Sic Cars fo0sn in 3mifdenpaufen
bon Is Minuten au elmer Stunbe lau=
fen. Sie @eleiie fo0en 10 ruenis be-
riubt tperben. bab He bereits anfangen,
rOifis au uerben.
Die Bsbbroe nabm folsenbe Mnse=
bote entge9en:
Str Cement Seitentpese in pine
Str, bon Stem Sort Bis gsrmont
Str. s. M. aadep, SIC; SuIius
2sler Contribution Co., Csc; Warion
galbuen, Csc.
6ur Baffein-S eitentpege In Mlborb
Str, bon Is. bis II. Str. Seine
Nngebote.
8ei9lofen purbe:
Sie M%usoebnun9 Der l.. Naep, meif.
lid bon Capitol IOe., bon 6enwoOb
parf bis @romn 9in.
Sie enbgiiltige MfeBment.2 ife tpurbe
betdti9t fur:
gement=S eitentpege in @rclib Wbe.,
bon Waibin9ton Ctr. biz CUR erifen
N0ep n6roli9.
gr6Hnung Der Masp l0rblid Der 20.
Str, bnn Wlborb big our erften MQeD
6ffli9 bon Columbia Nbe.
WnfRein- SSohrmen unh Keunpuf. Gef-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
Nebmem sic bas Sparen
5u1a SOriab nnb baltem
Sie ar bem SDriabe felt.

git Der 3eit 1T Der GrfoIs fiber. Die
Snbiana Sruft ~Gpmpasnie acceptirt Oepos
itten bon % Gents bis gu So, 200. 90 unb
3ablt3 9ro3. 3inien, baIbidbrIi9 perreanet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
Wte man Grfol9

TN Seben baben fam 1T ruirflih cine ernite
Srage. &ein b~eiierer &atb fam ertbeilt
peroer, ais Der, etn Spar Gpnto an~SuIesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

&apttal $1,0OO,OOO.OO
neberfduf : 1925 100000
Courier Democrat., 1904-11-10

EPISCOPAL LHukuH--Churcho of Our
Saviour, (the Alvord Memorial.) Morn
ing prayer, IL a. M. Sunday school,
IL q. m. Evening prayer. 8 p. m Rev.
G. p. Burleson.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHUROH-The regu-
lar order of service each Sunday at St.
Alphonsus church is as follows; Low
mass at 500 a. M, high mass at 1890 q.
M, Sunday school at 2:3O p. NJ, vespers
at 7:N. Priest, Rev. NJ. Dougherty.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-ServicesS Sun
day morning at IL o'clock. Sunday
school ut 1915. Bible class at 2:30.
Y.P. S. G. E. meeting at 6:45. Evening
service at 7:3O. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:3O Preaching at
Dresden on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. G. L. Wilson, pastor.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Services in the
Baptist church next Sunday at IL a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at noon.
Next Sunday will be observed as Bible
Day and the morning service will be
mostly in charge of the Sunday school.
All are welcome. Robt. A. MacMullen.
pastor.
METHODIST CHURcH-Preaching in
the Methodist church next Sunday at
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
at noon. Epworth League at 6:45
p. m. Stella Pennock, leader. Topic,
"Our Partnership and Fellowship 9
Courier Democrat., 1904-11-10
Subject OF morning sermon, "Chris-
tianity." In the morning, "Glorying in
the Cross" You are cordially invited
to all these services. Rev. DR.. Marsh,
, pastor

A severe cold or attack of la grippe is
like fire, the sooner you combat it the
better your chances are to overpower it.
But few mothers IN this age are willing
to do the necessary work required to
give good old-fashioned reliable treat
ment such as would be administered by
their grandmothers, backed by Bos-
chee's German Syrup, which was al
ways literally used in connection with
the home treatment of colds and is
still in greater household favor than any
known remedy. But even without the
application of the old-fashioned aids
German Syrup will cure a severe cold
in quick time. 1t will cure colds in
children or grown people. 1t relieves
the congested organs, allays the lrrita-
tion, and effectively stops the cough.
Any child will take it. 1t is invaluable
in household of children. Trial size
bottle, Csc: regular size, 75c. For sale
by Burke s. Co.
Courier Democrat., 1904-11-10

Tuesdays election leaves as result
cause for general congratulation among
the voters and workers of the repub-
lican ticket in the overwhelming VIC
tory which the ticket Of that party has
received at the polls. It Is greater than
had been anticipated BY even the most
saueuine worker or candidate Of that
party.
Every candidate on the democratic
ticket national, state, judicial, legislar
tive and county with the exception
of Co. Com'r Jno. Reid Of the
Fifth district, mat With defeat in the
landslide oe . presidential campaign,
thataoeally ~ given additional em-
phasis by ths nnusually light vote
cast in the co1nt.y psecincts.
Itisa3e . ~ TIT ths oqlcial ean-
D.
Courier Democrat., 1904-11-10

vass of the vote Tuesday will demon
strate that outside of the towns there is
falling off of from twenty to twenty
five per cent when compared with the
election held two years ago, condition
which made it possible for the ag-
gressive campaign of the republicans to
attain for its candidates majorities
ranging from hundred to five hundred
votes. Both legislative districts elected
republican representatives by over
whelming majorities which very soon
after the returns began to arrive left
little room for question as to what the
result would be.
No officially verified figures are at
tainable for this weeks issue of the
DEMOCRAT, but the vote of each candi-
date as given above includes all those
precincts that have SO far made return
of their election. In the judicial fight
Judge Kneeshaw carried Pembina
county by about 1000 majority while
Walsh county, the home of Attorney
JEFF. NJ. Myers, his opponent, only gave
the latter a majority about 200 votes.
When beside this is placed the majority
accorded Kneeshaw by the voters of
Cavalier county there is nothing left
for Myers but to accept defeat with
others whose desirability for Office has
unquestionably been sacrificed in the
election excitement incident to presi-
dental campaign, when the voter seems
to have lost sight of everything in his
desire to vote the head of the ticket.
We are not prepared to state what
different factors of sentiment combined
to bring about the result. but believe
that the fair minded reader will agree
that among the ingredients Of the menu
that dishes up to democrats bill
of fare consisting entirely Of crow are,
the extremely light vote; q we'll organ
lied and aggressive republican cam
Ipaign and the political complexion Of
the new comers, whose arrival within
the last few years has settled up large
sections Of the southwestern part Of the
county. These acknowlsdged condi-
tions with the fact Of being presi-
dental campaign, when 6 ono party in
timated to us, the voters would cast
their ballot for tho republican head Of
the ticket or nothing turned the tables
Courier Democrat., 1904-11-10

dieting the outcome. No one at repub-
lican headquarters had the rash termi-
dity to predict that the ticket would
make the clean sweep which the count
of the vote verifies as. having really oc-
Cured.
The DEMOCRATS rooster is out of
town. The gloom of his surroundings,
of past campaigns was SO overwhelming
that he took his fight and this week
will flap his wings and crow over the
republican victory for the entertain
ment of the readers of the Hannah
Moon. Two years from now, and it will
soon roll around, we hope the bird
will return to it's democratic roost.
Courier Democrat., 1904-11-10

Dayton. Ohio, Mrs. Mary Simpson
"Everything disagreed with me and
baby until l used HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Now baby sleeps and
grows like a weed" 35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Burke & Co.
Courier Democrat., 1904-11-10
MAJoR1T1Es:

.,- Estimated
'"e "''seFs Majorities.
District Judge,
W. ]. KNEESHAW, 75o
Representative, 4oth Dist.
W. E. JENNINGS. 125
n. ROBILLARD. 17o
Representatives, 18th Dist,
ROBT MEIKLEJOHN. 17o
D. McKECHNIE. $50
Register Of Deed.
ALLAN PINKERTON. 45o
Sheriff,
PETER REID, 25o
Clerk Of Court,
b. o. STORL1E, $40
States Attorney,
GEO. II. PRICE, 175
Sup't Of Schools,
B. E. CROOK. TOO