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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
SENIORS WERE DEFEATED
Inter Glass Game of Basket Ball II
PLAYED at Grinneli.

Special to Republican
Grinnell, April 1S.--1n the closing
game of basket ball, played at the
Rand gymnasium on Saturday after
noon to decide the championship for
the women in Iowa College, the class
of 'o7 won over the seniors by score
of 15 to IL. AT the end of the first half
the score stood at to g. In the last
half there WAS considerable fumblins,
and, part of the time. Il lack of dash
and of unity in support. The work
was better the nearer 1t came to the
end. 1t was an interesting game and
aroused considerable enthusiasm
among the collegians by reason OF
what was at stake apart from the merit
at the play. This leaves the champion
ship with the '07's. with three years IN
which to maintain 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
TEACHERS CONCLUDE SESSION.

Close Successful Meeting at Sioux City
Sioux City, April -1S.--The eleventh
annual session CT the Northwestern
Iowa Teachers Asso:,,'' u adjourned
Saturday The following ti.ers We're
elected: President. i'sl'es,)r W. ~.
Stevens, Sioux City; Vice president,
Professor S. T. May, Hawar len,
treasurer: Miss Marie 4. Pinsrey, Es-
therville: secretary. Miss Anna Crow
lev. o.debolt. A m ,1a.neat l., or foot
20 nl4ae Sioux Civ the i,ernla..ent
nee. ing PLACE of tha association.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
TO WORK IN IOWA.
President Woodworth, Of Tougaioo
Miss, to Speak in GrinneIi.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. April 18.-President Frank
e. Woodwork. OF Tougaloo Institute,
Tougaloo, Miss. graduate Of Grinneil
college, will be in this city next SUM-
day to speak in the interests of the
celebrated institute for the training
OF colored people. OF which he Is now
at the head. President woodwork
win do some work in Iowa while he is
in the north. Mr.. Woodwork SYM
pataises with the negro entirely from
the southern View point. advancing the
ddea that the problem Is one that lies
with the south to solve, and the south
must solve 1t in its own way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
CONSENT PETITION is FILED.
Anti Saloon Workers Hope to Over
come Howard County Majority.

Special TO Observation-Disclosures.
Cresco. April 1s.-The petition for
mulct saloons in Howard county was
filed some days ago. The number OF
names required for the sixty five per
cent is 2,073. The number appearing
upon the list is 2,0s3, a majority of ten.
There is no doubt that the petition has
failed, even before canvassed by the
board of supervisors. Seven men have
come voluntarily and removed their
names Before the board meets In June
it is expected many more will be re-
moved The Law Enforcement League.
"A local organization, is looking after
the removal of names turnout the coun-
try.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
HEARST NEEDS VOTES IN IOWA.
Indications That He Will Not Control
Democratic State Convention.

Des Moines, April 1s.--William Ran
dolph Hearst can hardly hope to control
the democratic state convention May
4 unless he makes larger gains In the
next two weeks than he has since the
campaign opened. With forty counties
on record, either by conventions, or de-
cisve primaries he has gained over the
vote cast for Bryan and silver reaffirm-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
ALBION.

April 1s.-Mrs. Blanchard who has
been visiting with friends in LaMoille
has returned home.
The barber shop of this place has
moved to the next door south on the
same side OF the street.
A large number Of the young folks
were invited to attend a surprise party
on Miss Shan Culver Wednesday even
ing. The number present was about
forty-five and fine time was reported.
MIR. Hare, who has been sick for
some time. Is able to be up and around
again. Mr.. w. M. Olmstead has been
mail during his illness.
The concert given in the Methodist
church Thursday evening by the jubi-
lee singers was well attended and en-
joyed very much.
Mr.. Ward Bridgeman who has been
working at Green Mountain the past
few weeks has returned home.
Miss Irene Kirkpatrick is spending
a few weeks in MarshalltoWn.
There will be a meeting in the
Friends church tonight, but 1t is not
decided as to continuing longer.
Mr.. L. w. Fiscus is building an addi-
ton to his house west of town. Mr..
I. Spindler intends to make his hom,
with him when it is finished.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
RESTRICT POOR RELIEF.
Supervisors Of Butler County Will
Save Money.

Special to Times Republican.
Shell Rock. April 1s.-The board of
supervisors Of Butler county has adopt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
OPERA HOUSE FOR SPENCER.
Nearly Enough Stock Subscribed to
Assure Success Of the Venture.
III ix,.,xa

Cp1CIat TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Emmetshurg April 1S-Nearly enough
stock has been subscribed to build an
opera house in this city. The Grier lots,
just south of the Reporter office, have
been selected for site and will make
fine location. About 100000 will be
put into the new Improvement and will
be backed by prominent men of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
GILMAN.

April 1S.-The next semi-annual
meeting of Congregational churches,
meets with the church at Newton April
IS and 81. The delegates from the To-
cal church are ]. NJ. Carney and A. j.
George r.. Chambers, expect to attend
the meeting.
Rev. O. o. Smith. of Grinnell, state
secretary of the Congregational Sun
day school, drove from home accom-
panied by Mrs. Smith Sunday morn
ing and addressed the Congregational
Sunday school for fifteen minutes prior
important features of the work.
Earl Williams came home on Friday
evening from Iowa City, the state uni
versity having weeks vacation
Earl p Carney came home from
Grinnell Saturday afternoon and re.
turned Sunday evening.
Rev. A. l.. Morse, a temperance evan
gelist and state deputy of the order of
Good Templars made a short address
day morning and at the Methodist
church in the afternoon.
Mr. Parker and Roy Lewis, of Glad
brook, drove over on Saturday and
spent Sunday with friends here.
Carlyle, Ill.--Adolph Lynn shot and
killed his wife in New Baden. They
had parted. Lynn went to her home
with y shotgun and fired thru the VIM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-18
Catotle Are Less Valuable.
Special to Times Republican.

Mt Ayr, April 1S.-The assessors of
ten out of sixteen townships of Ring
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
l11i$t&t
8r,t9e,t al cit Mrn1. $ierteiD8bpm.
8unbe lite ipiie, fpbe eller aaa.
9r. Meile3' $eart Cure belbrebebe
fm1oftdnoigt.

p9biS bet lite baobe neret for ST.. M,les' Mtebici.
rer, baobe ieg lite paret iitano til at ltripe bette Brep.
Gor to @ar iiben, fibite SUM-. ,niftebe ieg Br,,gen Of
min nenitre slrrn, fuube iutet ubrette nteb ben % tunbe
fun bepese ben beo @ielp al mini beire @aanb. Mit
9lerte bar fa ipast at jes life tunbe lobe ot Matte1,
for &nalninsSanfalo.- Seq bar Ing belt %isjennem %
tunoe intet ipiie. Seq bleo ia ipas. at ieg life funbe
gao ube1 at bingle font EN- bruffen Manb. % min 6us,
la9e fasbe, at ban funbe intet sjore for mig. Seq Dapbe
Iaa it9rte @1nerter, at jg bleD II aien bib. SEQ funbe
lite brnse Wtorfin ener Opium, ba bet fun gjo.~ mia
oerre. Saa tom ieg til at tente paa ST.. Miles' Seart
%are os gf"rpine. og jo mere leg tentte paa bet, bes
utere pnitebe 1es at foripse bet. Seq itreo til ST. miles'
Mibical 60. pm 9aao, iom jeg fulgte efter gosftapen.
Seq tan ibag fise, at jog CT slob peo at jes siprbe bet,
efteriom jeg er en- fritz &ptnbe M; tan arbeioe pq for,
saa TO til tire Mi1 uben 8eioer. Seq tan oglaa utter
6ru9e min Arm iaa 9obt iom nogenfinbe. Sc beb lite.
1por tatrtei1meltg je9 ct for bisie %itorartebe Mebtciner,
Dr: Mfi!sS' y}em @eart Gure % 9}erpine. Seq tror ST..
Wftles' Meolciner ct be bebfte / Werben, oq bois lea
!tuloe blloe 1D9 i9jen. bible jeg gipre bet famine ont
l9len. Wteotcl11erle bialp Dg1aa min 0otter 0iba iaa
nlounoerltgt. at leg buroe babe Ifrenet for % taffet
Dem. men j9. bible bore iitfer poa. at 8uren bat
Darlg. boiltet je9 MI beb ct 2llfeloet. "-Mrs. Jraut
SooM1s. NQen. Mid.
@ae 2lpetbefsre fsleer os .aara1terer ben ferfte
Slaife af 0r. Miles' 2eeemibIer @trip efter fri
Bog pm %yterncHtet og 5ierte1pgbpmme. Mbresfe:
DE- Wt1les' Wteoteal Co., eltbart, Sno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
So1bte &opiteI.
Scr. Sre6erif @ol0on i11fin0er Jig otter i gfobp.

Scr. 6re6ertf @ol6on infinoer fig otter / gfobp.
9ogene gif, og list efter liot 6onne6e Ser Tia mel
lem s(oeloioe og &tgb Sbeii9er ct 6orbolo, ion1 man
fltn6e fol0e cit 10efloreret 6%orlopelle. Sum f11u0e life
a1oerle0es, tbi FUN fornnooeoe fife at gipe glffol0 poo
Den 1poe Spffe peo Sc l1naa Spn1nrfiombe0cr, bon bite
be11oc ct f%ortroligt Sr6, ct @oo110trDf, ct frrliqt
@lif. @ugb bop6e blot fig ie1p ino, at bans @efprn-
ring bar 1tgrltnoet, og at Moeloioe fun bar qe1tert
og bonge for, bpoo Soft biloe iige til be1oes on6ct
sGgteifob> og 0erfor nre1rte fan, at bum blot maott,
hG1111e Jig til at betrugte ban1 lon1 lin Glifeoe, loa
biloe bn1 ogioo NOT forn1elt rnffe bon1 Soa1oen.
San gift 0a bpppigt til &obp Gboie, og set f,noe lau<
lcoes Deller fife %un1ogaaes> at / Sen lille 8erbc1,
Ser omgop SEM, set @pgte r6bre6te iiG at Sc to eutc,t
o'(creoe bar forlobe6e eller bar fterft poa Sci. til at
5libc set.
Sr11ir1o0 @ll1tuingen al @uguit mo6tog Ebeliqer
fra Socp @oloo1 en- %sS110bp0eli til &pnieiogt, hoortil
Der bcllteoes flere o116re @errer / &obD @ba1e. 9e,u1o
ssSagt bab0e ollereoe / noge11 Sis peret plmnloot on
aftalt> og &lgbS &omme blep %betragtet iom EFT @.ip=
fdlge. S @reoet fan6tes tilige en- S11obp6eIie til Vet.
&erence 0'geeil, bber1 2oop @oloon flere @anae bopbc
trlffet / &reltebolige1.
~9et er meget berligt at Moeloioe at in6bpoe
ban" 1agoe Sugb be6 fig ielb> ga ban lnlte 8repet,
"1men ON BET ct flogt UNDER Sc forbaanoenpnren6e 0m-
1terotgbeoer at bringe ban og Moriorie iamn1e11>
er ct anoet g pergsmaal."
Wfea1 &ngb fln6e naturligbis lite begre fla peo
at operbrtnge SSn6bp6elien til lin Sen, og oenne moo
tog Sen ielpfplgelig meo @leoe.
Mfariorie og ben6es Mooer, to eller tire aornIe
Sfoleoeni11oer al @oelai6e oa ct &or fjerne elect.
hinge at Santliet berte %ligele6es til set 5eI1fob, iom
UNDER SSagten iful0e ianlles | 9fobp Gboie. 0gluo e,
Slegtntng at ben afoboe Sir Gicbarb bar in6bu6t,
Sen eneite 2aop 8oloon fenote: W1r. ssre6erif Sol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05

bolot op moo benoes Sober, bleb set ben0e for fgr1te
Gang flart, bbor 11eget bum bap6e ofpeget fra Ben
rette Sci. So @onge / be1oes 2ip babe ser paret ct
Yieblif, ga b1,n bop6e @alget r1ellem to @eje> og begge
@ange bap6e bum bolgt Sen f%orferte.
~Ma, bpor Set er panpittigt," lg6 en- @ten111e /
en Stilling / @on1funoet og afbiie Sen Ma16, Ser
ellfer @n!"
ga bum otter bor blepen fri og boboe baft 2ei=
ligbeo til at bonole ret, bopoe en- 6glelie at 0prgr
mos berroes Mon6s %l1retfer6igbeo og &range1 til at
gpre Sen %begaoeoe l1ret MOS @1gb goo ige1, fornooet
at bliroe benoeS 9jne, ioa at bun bar gaaet en-
Srore, ion1 ct @or, biloe bobe funnel nn6gaa.
9u bar Set benoe flart, bpoo bln bap6e rooet fig
ino t. oa bum lptte0e til oe1ne Scr. Selir' SiIifpn=
beHe. Sum inoloa, at benoes 9nffe ON at pia16e
ltoirttelic, btn bil0te life mere fig ielp ino, at ser
Seltone11tet bar en- eller on0en Sell, lom Selir fen6te,
gfoget, iom ingen Mnoe11 fl'n6e op6o9e> og iom fun6e
bape sen @irfning poa loplig @is at bepore Sorr111en
for be11oe, men b1111 iogoe gplen0e fig ielp, at sl6po>
fote1 ii11pelt fen bab6e boft til @eniigt at ifj11Ie Sc
ltol1entet. Sg Set bar Set bar Den Mfo1o, b11n
bopoc lopet at agte! eggte BAN mel! Men bpor
fnlroe Bum trpoc fit Orb? Sglgen al en- ioaoan @ono=
lcn1aooc, Set pioite bum go6t nof, biloe life blot bringe
6ottiaoonr, 1ne1t ogioa Sfon1 ober benoe.
Gel en- bolp S11cs @o11ge 1teg Sen Sonfe op / be1oe:
u&on jcg life ielp r1 brpoe oe11ne forbo6te 2n11fe -
itge Scr. 6elir, at leg life fan inofri NIT 2pfte, og at
BON gerne moa la0e set itj1lte Geitanente for1me for
Spiet og toge min 6orrnue?"
@een Sen @o6 bar for boor6! @ert1e bil6e bum
bope gjort alt Bette, bpiS b>n oerefter n1e6 Sili6
fl1noe bope logt lin &oon6 i Sen Glte6es 90 toget
neo bum til 2or0o11 for ser at lebe set en- Cana iua
frpgte0e 2p / Gattig6on1, n1e11 efter oette Iaro6is -
1%anleoes forefom Set ben0e MI t11r6e yum fife Ip11=
gere 1%1oitrnffe @oa116en. Sen fori infeoe 6%rer1fon1t
al Seitome11tet maatte 6og f%orflores, SCR. 6elir piloe
bore poerit opbragt og gore fig al l1moge for at pelte
bele Sfploen paa ben6e. San itrl6e bere / @tano til
- Oct bar bum bis poa at oreie 5ogen i%ooleoes,
at bum fon til at 1toa lo1n Sen, ser boboe planlagt 8e=
%orogeriet, og ban fun: iom Set m%o6pillige Meofob /
be16es @n11oer.
Sg ga n1ootte Sugb foa Mlt at bloc. San piloe
enoog fa at b6re, at FUN = "a, bpor bum MI bo6eoe
Zig ielp pe6 Sanfe1 0erom! = 6o benoes MQn6 fnap
bar iG1fet / Seor6e1> bonoe Iobet at ngte bette Men11e=
fife, oe11ne 6elir! @ngbs &nrligbeo boboe ollereoe
en- Gang %operlepet ct boorot Slag; men f11oe ben
enonn peoblipe at lebe, nQor alt Bette bleb bam be-
fenot! Set tlrroe bum fife gore Negning poo. @por
bl11 lrngteS efter at foite fig for bans 6booer og iige
bon s(lt, @ut! Men Set popeoe bum fife.
Sg bag alt oette rejite Jig p%0erligere be11oes Sno=
%btlo1ing 6%g11glletS Spogele. Sum pi0ite, at bu11
bopoe 6eltoget / Ell 9(ftole ON at fortie geoget, en-
9o10ltng> ion1 liffcrt bar / Stri6 me0 2open on bar
itrofbor. 6Gngllet! Sum ifrlpe0e, og Sanfen ON en-
9efenoelle fpoltes / ben0es @iprte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
FOR WOMEN

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For cleansing, whitening and pre-
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The Washington times., 1904-07-13
Prepares Gum Instead.
tor Of the "He-ald -

To the Editor OF the ''He-ald.'
I observe in your paper that consider
able discussion has arisen as TO :he Wis
dom and justice OF the order Just issued
by the Chief OF Police OF Washington.
ID. c. forbidding the members Of the
force IN that city from chewing Doth
picks while on duty.
/ agree with that one ~ your .. ire
spondents who complains chat the pro-
hlbiuon is an attack upon a time hon
ored and inalienable American right and
custom. We are q nation of chrwers.
whether the article used be a tooth
pick, tobacco, or wooden fabric. and the
action of the head OF the Capital cen
stsbulary Is unQuestiOnably m assault
upon personal liberty
At the same time, and IN view of lie
fact that II might esta blish q precedent
which may be adopted i'm New York
why couldn't a compromise be efrecred
by permitting the policemen TO ckevv
gum instead Of tOothpiclcs2 1t Is Ie-
ciared by the Washington official that
the use o. toOthpicxs Suggests that
the policemen have been parta king nf
refreshments. Wei. cnewinx c;lm is
said 10 be an aid 40 digestion More
over. Il IS known 20 nave n SoJtbIny
and sentimental influence ~, ~ the emo
Tons, and undoubtedly its adoption Nv
The New York policemen would have a
tender and altogether desirable effect !n
their dealings with the criminal classes.
New York. July y. 1894.
The Washington times., 1904-07-13
SPECIAL ROOM FOR
TOOTHPICK USERS
One Commentator Suggests
Method TO Save Amenities.
KEEP PICKS OFF THE TABLE
Advises Restaurant Proprietors to Aid
Americans to Give
Up Habit.
KEEP PICKS OFF THE TABLE

New York continues to discuss the
chewing Of tcothpicks by police, and the
propriety Of the Introduction of the
practice by the Washington force, as
pronounced by Major Sylvester. The
order Of the local Chief of Police was
published in the New York Herald"
ana evoked instantaneous comment
which found its way TO the New York
paper In the form of letters TO the editor
The following are discussions Of the
matter subsequent TO those published
yesterday;
Special Room.
To the Editor OF The Herald:
Your editorial and letters on the sub
ject Of toothpicks IN this morning S
Herald" interested me. as l had dis
SusslOn about II with friend recently.
This happened in a restaurant where
persons VINO consider themselves fash
lOnable cOngTegate.
There was a pretty young woman
with handsome escort sitting near US
Their manners were faultless until coffee
arrived. and then both got hold Of the
inevitable toothpicks and made use or
them for surgical operations upon their
teeth l cOntended that il was a useless
and offensive habit, but my friend said
Il was an Americanism and saw norn-
ing wrong IN 1t.
I agree with your editorial that .hera
are many Americanlsms which could
be dispensed with TO advantage. and
the ''toothpick habit Is one OF ther1.
Old ideas and customs are not always
right aui proper because they are old,
and the morals OF one age are often The
vices Of The next
/ think the best way 10 sc. Amer
leans TO give ~ this habit is for res
taurateurs to dispense with toOthpicks
ON their dining 'Illcs. and 50 guard
against their sensitive patrons BEING
shocked. Dining il an important and
Iastdlous JUNCTION, and II ShnU'd lie
free from All vulgar habi-s. T. tooth
picks must be uSed. leU there DC Il tooth
pick room, Just as there arc srnc king
rooms for cigarette and cigar nendS
ANTI -TDOTHl,ICE
New York, July u. 1904
The Washington times., 1904-07-13
Household Effects Safely Stored

In modern hreprOof warehouse. or packed
and shipped to any point by Union Trust
& Storage Co. Main office. 1914 r
The Washington times., 1904-07-13

Special Rate, $3.50 Every Saturday
curing summer. good returning unit
Monday. Norfolk d Wash. Steamboat 90
The Washington times., 1904-07-13
GUIDE Uses Superior Flowers

in the making UP OF Floral Designs
hence their unusual beauty. 1924 I.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-18
THE WILD GOOSE
OrnithoIogical lanes ant
Descriptions of these
Coming Here

In Lefingwell'S "Shooting on Up
land Marsh and Stream" an article
on the wild goose appears which, is
.sror the pen of the distinguished
Journalist end sportsman, G. r. Tinan
OF the Kimball Graphic, (who will not
exchange with the DEMOCRACY The
i've varities commonly e e in this
country are the brant. snow-goose,
white fronted, Canada, and llutch-
ms, described in their order:
Brant common brant : black brandt
Head and bill, with neck all around,
and extreme part Of body blacs; on
either side of neck a groGp OF white
scratches. The back with FROM Of
wings brown; remainder Of wings
| black or nearly o Ends Of feathers
touched with white producing trans
verse bars; leg, blackish. More cnm-
mon on the sea coast and rarely met
with in the west; weight about five
pounds.
Snow-goose white brant : Texas
goose : blue goose). The true snow.
goose is white, with end OF wing
black; foreparts Of plumage frequent-
~ stained with brown, this Is more
noticeable on front or head, bill and
legs purplish red. On the young the
upper parts are blueish gray, billand
legs dusky. Found iii countless num-
bers over all prairie states between
tile Missouri river and the Pacific.
The Pacific slope is the fayorite win-
ter home for them.
White-fronted goose Laughing
goose-harlequin brant-speckled BELLY
Body mostly brown; front Of head
next to bill white, intensified by the
blacklist brown just back of it; breast
usually a blotchy mixture OF black
and white, weight about six pounds
Rarely seen east Of the Mississippi.
Mr.. Tinan says they are growing
scarcer here, surendering the terito'
ny to their cousins, :the Canadas and
the snow-geese. They are the first tt
come. They winter in MexIcoan OIL
the Pacific slope.
Canada dig gray goose ! k To-
well known to need description
Weight from ten ITO eighteen pounds
Hutchins lesser Canada soose) Res
embles big gray goose In all markings
weight seven to ten pounds.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-18

Prominent Cambria Farmer
Married.

The batcllelor life Of Charles Hell
mka. the we'll known Cambria far
mer, has, after over twenty years dur
alton, came to Il happy ending. He
was welded to Mrs. Hattie McLain,
Of Harvard, Ill. in this city Thurs
day night on the arrival of the North
western train from the south. MIR.
Helmka had gone down to Huron in
the morning and there awaited the
arrival OF the traiG from the east,
accompanying Mrs. McLain over tile
last stage OF her journey, at the term
inationof which she promptly became
Mrs. llelmka. Charley has many
warn ffiends who await but the
opportunity to tender HEARTFELT con-
gratnlations and welcome Mrs. Utl.
mka Mr. llclmka is one OF the
hustllng farmers OF the county and
has done his full share in developing
its resources. The high regard IN
which he has always been held viii,
without doubt, hereafter be equally
shared hy The very cStimable lady
who has com to cheer hisfuture years
aud share with him the joys and snr
rows NJ life as they come. Here i
hoping the latter will be few and fal
between.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-18
Map of the World.

A beautiful map, valuable FOR refer
e 'c", printed on heavy paper. 42xtA
inches, mounted on rollers; edges
bound in cloth showing our new ltad
possessions. the Trans-SibcriaH t,srse
way, Pacific Ocean cables, m!,way
lines and other features of .Jarap,
Manchuria. Korea End the Far East.
Sent IN receipt OF Is cent: t.. STAMPS
to W. Il. kNISK ERN. P. r.. NJ,
Chicago 4 Northwestern R'y, Gll,a
go, T.. aozs-ss
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-18
4 Special Reduced
~ Excursion Rates
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Viii be in effect from all points on
tile Chicago Il Northwestern Railway
for tbs occasions named below:
Los Angeles. beginning May Sd,
General Conference Methodist
TT i>coral Church.
San Francisco, May Sd to 9Th.
Retail Grocers' National AS
ISOLATION.
Atlantic City, N. j., July 1916.
Mobiles or the Mystic Shrine.
San francisco, Sept. 5th to 9th.
J%riennial Conclave knights
.,c;:;pGr
San francisco, Sept. 18th to 25.h,
Sovereign Grand Lodge I DOB.
Fer information as to rates asatc
OF sale. etc, OF these or other oc-
casions, cali upon the Ticket Agent Of
the NOrth-N estern Line.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-18
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