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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
RUSSIA oUTW1Ts CHINA
Clause in Treaty Insures Perpetual
Possession OF Siberian Road.

New York Sun Special Service.
spondent Of the Matin says the
French explorer Chauffajon gives
startling information concerning the
Trans Siberian railroad. The land
construction of the railroad is only
leased to Russia by China for ninety
nine years. Chauffajon says the treaty
contains this curious master clause:
IF at the expiration of ninety-nine
years, China desires to gain possession
of the line, she must refund to the
company all the expenses OF construc-l
ton and maintenance of the line from
the first. =
1t may as we'll be admitted that
China finds herself caught by this stip-
ulation and never can regain possess
sion Of the territory leased to the rail-,
road. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
$4,000 IN RUSSIAN ARMY

Railroad Cannot Supply More than
Hundred and Eighty Thousand.
New York Sun Special Service
Vienna, March "A dispatch from
st. Petersburg says that by March 20
the Russian army in the far east will
consist Of $4,000 infantry, 10000
Cossacks, 5000 artillery, 5000 engi-
neers and $4,000 railway guards
$4,000 in all. These figures are held
to be approximately accurate, as it is
calculated the railway cannot feed and
supply more than 10000 men.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02

gerous condition. Starving rustics,
maddened by excessive use of Russian
whisky, are plundering and burning
outlying homesteads.
Owing to the revolutionary danger.
the government has proclaimed a mi-
nor state Of siege and mild form Of
martial law in f1fty-three out Of sew
enty-one provinces in European RUS
sia
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
REVOLT IN RUSSIA
Mild Form of Martial Law in Fifty
three Provinces.

Special TO The Journal.
Berlin, March 1.-THE Taegllche
Rundschau reports that Russia IS on
the verge Of revolution. Local out
breaks have occurred among students,
urban workers and peasants. De
Plehve, minister Of the interior, re-
cards the peasantry as in q most dan
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
CHINA TO AID JAPs
Troops and Money Being Drafted
NorthWard Steadily.

New York Sun Special Service.
Shanghai, March 1.-THE BELIEF IS
growing that the war will shortly In
yolve China Troops and money are
steadily being drafted northWards.
The principal arsenals and powder
mills are working continuously. The
viceroy is directing the land mobi-
lization at Kaingyin and at the same
time placing the Yangtse squadron on
a. war footing.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND RUSSIANS
CROSS YALU AND FoRTIFY POSITIONS.


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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
LAND BATTLE IMMINENT
Japanese Landing and Concentrating
Troops Near Ping Yang

Paris, March Inflammation reach.
ing here from official sources shows.
the Japanese concentration of troops
is going on extensively in the neigh
borhood of Ping Yang, Korea
Large forces are debarking from
transports at nearby points, from
which it is assumed that an extensive
land engagement is imminent in
northern Korea.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
LADY MANAGERS WANT MONEY.

St. Louis, March 2.-The board Of lady
managers of the Louisiana Purchase .ex-
position in executive session voted to ask
the exposition management for $4,000 to
provide furniture, and an additional $751; 600
to meet other expenses. The ladies main
tain that their vigorous efforts in Wash
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
Forty Thousand Russians Massed in Battle
Array Await Attack Of One Hundred
Thousand Troops.
General Staff Of Japanese Army Lands at Che
mulpho and General Forward
Movement Begin.
Special to ThekJournal.

JournaL 4 81 sa Is 81 Es
arrived at Chemulpho received .s4
to insisent that battle fought
defeat the
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
JAPANESE ADVANCE TOWARD THE YALU
TO DRIVE RUSSIAN ARMY FROM KOREA


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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02
JAPs KEEP RARE ORDER
Troops Well Behaved and Koreans
Receive Them as Friends.

RECEIVE Them as Friends.
New York Sun Special Service.
Keumchyon, March 2.-The situa-
ton in central Korea is quiet. The
Japanese troops are behaving with
rare order, and are everywhere pay.
ing for everything taken at full mar
ket prices. Their behavior Is both
sober and restrained. The people ap-
parently welcome them as friends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02

Charles F. Dick was declared elected
to the United States senate to-day at
the conclusion of the joint ballot of
the two houses for both the short
and long terms.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-02

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
]1lmoesmdrke for Jo0n Ool6.

SEQ Dor 2nl19sma1o, 9}eooftpr
Snbn Soft: @egropellc, bleu Set al
6lere uotolt lon1 ct olminoeligt On,
lfc, at Scr, pes eli SlroIomli1rg blan0t
alle hol1s Genl1cr Derppre / Mmcrifo,
lfl;loe t%ilpejebringes Ct pas lcnoe
Groplteo mco Document fpr bom
pau Wrcenworn Cemetery.
ll1oertegnebe tilu0er Jig berior at
6eoe ale bore 9o10sl1uno % o(le
Dem, Ger FAR bapt Sl1tercsle fpr
Sobn Solf % bans @jerl1ing i6lon0t
IS, ON at ltptte octte Iorlnool peo at
inoicnoe @torog, 1tore eller lmoa, til
&osl ereren Mpotbefcr Slllil1s Seer
goarb> $50 Stiff s(penlte, 9rpoflpn,
e. g., enten / G6ecf, Yoitanpisning
el(er Trimnrfer.
3eorJ &irfegoar6> Iorman6, 514
Yearl st., gtelu yDrf.
Gbas. G6riltenien, Meltiormono,
1885 @e0for6 Mpenl1e, 8rooflpn.
Sl1lilts 9feergaor6, &oslerer, 450
Stiff Slpenlte, @rooflpr.
&ictor @a11cfe> Sefretpr, 375
Greene Mpel11e, 9rooflpn.
Tru Gbriltine Soeie1, SRI Sobol1=
lie Slie1t. ST. 6. Nnoreien, Mr=
tbltr Mrctol16er. Speno @ru1m.
Gn1il gbriltenlel1. @m. 9obl. Mrel
@ellrung. &e0. IS. &olm. &orl
Tiicber=@o1iel1. 81. Senior. g.
Senien. Sbomos SEMEN. s. Murcf.
S. &eble. Gbr. Mellon. Nielie11
(9annepirfe). Miels Nol1lier. 6.
&. @briltenlem. 9. &atrl111cf. @m.
Eeterien. Sames &osml1sien. 6. 6.
&o116r11p. 81. &iiie. SIR. Somlge.
ST. Sc6uro1rn. @m. Scott. simo11
Sfou. 6. 81. Stern. 81. Sprenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

: LIST NO. 2.

LIST NO. 2.
Andersen, II. G. Billedbog uden Billeder,
III Slider, 25c-Bang, H. Irene Holm, og
andre Fortallinger, 35c- Bauditz. Sophus.
Sporsne. En- Vinternovelle, 35c = Blanche
Aug. Sopuen af Sgd og Nord. En- ro-
mantisk Skildring fra Juli-Revolutionen l
Paris. III Del. ITO Slider, $1.OO-Bomde.
sen. Inqvar. Hersen paa Steinarstad. En-
Fortelling fra Hellig O1afs It'd. 256 Slider,
5oc-Bjursten, II. S%kjebnens Spill. Roman l
8 Dele. $40 Slider, $1.OO-B j0rnson, Bj0rn-
stierne. Fisk%erjenten. Fortalling. $50
slider. Ny Udgave, soc To Fortaellinger
("Mors Handler og "En Dag") Csc Pa
Guds veje, 60c Bsgh, Erik. Jonas Tver-
moses Ergrelser. 1913 Slider, 4oc-clay. Rer-
tina M. Hans Hustru. Roman i 2 ~ele,
coo Croker, " M. En- Millioners Batter.
Roman 3 Dele. 0 Slider, 6Oc-Dan, Adam
vaarbud. Fortallinger, Skitser og Digte'
254 Slider, 6~5c-Solglimt. Fortellinger, sklt'
ser og Digte.. 224 Slder, 6Oc-Maleren. For
failing. 5oc-Den lille Deklamator. Smaatine
til Onlnsning, samlede allie Vegne fra. 44e
slider. Indb., ST. 5 (Kan ogsaa faces l (
Hefter a 25c)-Drachmann, Holger. Spmand
historier. $40 Slider med Digterens Portret
autoriseret Udgave, S5c-Derovre ira Gr9n
sen. Streiftog over Diet danske Tcrmopyle
35c-Dronning Caroline Mathilde at Dannark
Historisk Roman, af Gaia. 430 Slider, Coo
Bventyrbogen. Udvalgte Eventyr, sanied
fra allie Lande, illustreret. indb. soc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

ter / @earit 2igaen, Ser mener at
bape oenne Sum tilgo6e for forfeit,
lige Sienelter, fan bar bit bam, laa
bel jom for gjort l16l9g.
= S Meenab forefaIot ii6ite ltge
ilere Gptpjer / Gorbin0elie me6
Strejfen / Bopirmellerne. S &in1ber,
lep og Glorq Mpllerue or6ejoer el1oel
9fon=ltnion Mrbejoere, og ga oe for,
le0en Mften gift fra 6a6riferne> bleb
Sc operfal0ne al en0el Strejfere.
On Chicago Ma116 pes Mapn Yotter
lotte Jig / Spi0len for No1<ltnion
6olfel1e % oifpreOe lin &epolper moo
Mngri6erne, Dporpe0 ct Yar al oisie
i%oore0es. Eolitiet urrel tereoe Hot,
ter o. fprte fam us al 9pel1, 81 Ser
por Stem1ing for at lpnc6e bum.
= 2proug Gitcn fprrige llse traf
Sberiff @orris al ct. Grcir County
/ ct Irun pno Smnba Sinien / aSGr=
beoel1 al Gnl1 Gloire Ell ing Mul1o
lon1 0nl1 mente lporcOe til Hcltriurl=
le1l al en- Seer jon, Ser bnpoc beguaett
iorlfje!lige Sppcrier / @iscpnlill og
Monto1d. S6eriffen latte Jig pes ST.
oen al bnm % in0leoeoe Ell Sol1tale
me0 6onr; men ioo mart BON lap0e
loAt, bucm bon Dor, lpro>lN Sen mtS.
tn1ftc op % offpreOe trc Sf!lo poa
SNeriffen. 3en11c lu1f omfulO, ls0e,
Zig laaret, % l10nnl10eOe fort efter.
Sfipnt Mdgepogne1, t6por Gcttc fore'
gift, bar flll0 al Mcnnelfe lpffe0eS
Set Mlpr0ercl1 at fomnc us al Sen,
lpringe til Sproel1 % flpgte. Set er
biotil lpffeoes bom at rn03oo Eao-'
gri6elie> lfjpnt Ser CT ilcre uHosler"
/ @nlene poo bom. Sans 6l1tgt far
life ioo tibet tilfnlles mes Sen herpg-
te0e Srocps / Euget Slu10 Ggnel1
fpr l1og(e foo Star 1i0el1, ioet Fan trl1s
er en- pmt boenoe Torlnerc til at oigi=
pc @eite til 6ll,gten. @nn bor flere
Sarge pnrct omtrent orarinGet, men
5on or 1to0ig u10l (l1ppct / liolte Etez
hlif. 0on CT ltrrft bepebnet og 8e,
folf11ingen 11rrer mc1c1 TrpNt for
ham. Scr CT al @l,Dcrr1brc1 l1oloDet
Ell @elorning ii $500 fpr Mcrocrens
Fno9ri6elle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

@crc 1pcriupmmclic / &anias.
Sra gmporia me00eles / Sgnoags, at
Ser er faloet mege4 lterfe 9tegnitpl
N5or0 og git for @pen, og at 6lo,
oerne otter er goaet oper 8re66erne
laa at ser er lige iaa itore Operlpsn1.
meller Iom for Ell Maaneo li6en.
COTTONWOOD og Meoiba Ulo6erne er
,gaoet oper 6eres BREEDER, og ga,
len neoenfor 6isle 6lo0ers Summen-
lgb itoar alt UNDER @un6. Sam sri.
Der er ligeleoes / iterf @tigning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

bap6e Sc efterieet alle Sc forifjellige
Dampifibsliniers sfibe paa no9le
faa ltn6tagelier ner. 5ftbeneS
sfrog og &ie0ler unoerlgges bpert
Mar al Gunfttonerer pe6 II. g.
Steamboat Snipection 9epartement,
men ipecielle 6orbol0sregler er blepet
taget li0en ~@eneral Slocum"&
@rono poo @olt Miper, beo Seem
Dorf, mes set lebpre Sab al Menne,
ifelip, lom par Ell 6plge 6eraf. Sfdl.
&c, Me60elelie fra enfelte Snipefte'
rer er lomtlige uuberlggte Sftbe /
Sen belt m1lige 6orfatning og Ser er
life fltn6et ct enelte, iom life bor Set
tilltr9ffelige g(11tal Ge0ningsmate,
riole el(er far noge1 a116en Mongel.
Ser er IGOR flere Sfi6e / &aslager-
fart ems nogenlin0e. Ser CT MT As
Sfibe, ip1n life u6retter onbet ems al
bringe Soft til og fra Gbicago @opn
og omliggen6e @per. Sire al 6isie,
al Sen melt mo0erne Stoalfonitrltf=
ton, er bpgget fer0ige ioar. Set. er
mt nm1ligt at nao e1bper @apnebp
peo Micbigm1fplte11 tilips fra G6i,
cago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
mtsconfn,

- &omislions Girmaet @a6oen=
ser far @opeofontor / Mil=
maltfee, mer1 mango 6ilioler rurot
ON / 5taten, er gaaet 6allit, oa set
fife fun6e ino0ripe fine Tor6ringer
bos ct 6irmo i Seem Sort, Ser nplig
bor moottct ltan0ie tine 9etolinger.
Oct pentes, at @ao0en<&ooee nil re-
o~rgonilere og fortlGtte Torretringer>
nc lom %inbbo1lig.
- Milliom 81. &eorlt, belnofrotilf
aonoioot for Grul i0ent 9fomlnatlo-
ncl1, bliper / benne Eio lagipgt / Mil=
molfee for sen temmellg ri1ge Sun1
Iaf $3.50. 9et CT Ell al bans tioligere
u9pjtno1ter" / aonpognen / @a,
'conlin, @illidm 8. aeri6mp, Sefre:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

bplOt efter at &onpenttonen bar
njol1rl1cret. S6et fan tnffe6e &omi<
teen for sgren, erflere0e bon for
Me0lemmerne, at me0ens set Dtl0e
gle6e bom at 6rage Tor0el al 0eres
Nuo0 % @enltillinger, ogte6e fan at
pnre 6ormano &irfeligbe0en og life
bare / Napnet og pil0e life looe lig
oiftere al 1ogen, bpi eller lop. @o1
l1Otolte, at Sen of6doe Tormon0, Scr.
@annos @enner ogioa par bans &eu=
l1cr> % ban m0rog ON Sen famine
Silli0 90 Gtotte, lom bar blepel1 Doet
BEN forrige Tormono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
JomG.

Sfo0ol1oler1e Sent(cy & Clint
ties / 3rs Mlpine3, Ser bnr ct al Be
ltorltc 2plog al Uootoj / Stoten,
orro mool fe $4,000, FAR foact 6ele
2ogcrct bel loglogt al II. e. Morlball.
9cttc CT ifet poa Sorlo1gel1oe al Ell
t Gmoba bocn0e &l111ltner, 6rol1f q.
Nil1ebort, ber9n1t for fine Sl1oian4.
5opeoer. Moleren fluger oper, 1T
Tirrnoct bop0e olluenOt ct al bags
S11oionerbopc6cr pno bpilfet bo1 bdb-
Sc rGopyriJbt", lpm Ta6rifmGrk,
hporpeo Set bar Glepet lau olIninI
ligt, at il1gcl1 mere pilbe fjpbe 81,
% lou Iplge 6croi leb ian tort 56
san fan lllrbcr 2melle life foa 11oJen
Gr7tat11i1g, men bo1 pil %fprlonge, at
al(c @illeoer fjernes fra 6ontdiet, og
at Iirn,oct ioor en- M1lft al $1.00
pr. @illeoe:
= Geci! 9l6ooeS Stipenoiet ior Ell
Stltoent fra Soma er bleuet tilfjenot
cit ing Mono fra 9fa5iml, 6. 6.
@al(eler Ser er 11Dcromineret fra
@rinnell College. San CT Spn al en-
Sme6 og far tjent Jig Sp6olo paa
Go(lcget re6 at orbejoe. Set 5tt-
pen0ium, Ser ct tilfje,10t Bonn, giper
6om frit Spbol0 o1 ltn0erpisning
poo Srfor0 ltniperiitet / Gnglol10 /
tire Mar.
: gr=Mopor Samuel s. Sn,it5 ef
9openport ct arrelteret UNDER Nnfle.
&c for l1n0er1eh. Snotil for l1oals
Tiger li6en bar Sn1itb cit al Sc NETT
agtebe Mn,10 / G%openport, bap6e
mango forifjellige Strife og Sore.
ningsfonb I lin &oretpgt og 6eltpre0e
tolrige @oer. 6on1ilien boe0e / ct at
Sc lm1ffelte Suite / Spel, og 0enne
Gjenoom blep obcrlobt til Smiths
&re0itorcr, lom ga 6ellutte0c fife at
rejie Siltole moo bom. Set far BOG
pilt Jig l1nl1lig at orb11e Sagen lroen.
for &ette1, og fan blep arrelteret.
Smitb er syn al Samuel s. Smitb,
iom ifrep uslmerica", og til6erer Ell
gomme( To1nilie / Bottom.
- Som ti0ligere omtolt forlpan0t
Feter So6nlon> en- pelltaaenOe, ugtft
Uarmer, / Mi0ten al Te6rllat forrige
Mar fra i'm Garm nGr WelDtn, og
6reo. 8ofl1f ser bopoe orbej0et for
t ScDnion, tog 6armen / 8eli0oelie I'M.
: Ser Set Toregipenbe, at Sobnion rar
rejlt Dor for lnngere Sis % 6apbe lat
6nm til at be1tpre @jel10ommel1. Man
bab0e CIT Mistanfe ON, at Sagen fife
: brnste loaleles ianuncn, CO MI er Ser
fommet @epiier for at 9ofltf bar
lnproet So6nion og grooet eiget nee
/ Stolben. Mpr0erens egell Jabel
gop e(1tboriteterne Sc Ginf, lom ga
Mh(eoning til 0poaaetig1. 9ofu
II 6or of(ngt Ell fltlbltrl1oig SilItaaelle
e l)on lbapoe orGbt Sobnlon pes at ia,
, 6am I Sopeoet mco eli Sernltang I'M
e Ser eli 5rGtts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

Mr. % Mrs. Mnbrc,u G6ritcmien>
1880 Sg0en slpe.> 59jti0eligbol6t Sc
res GglpbrDllrp Sen %. Sum-. 9a
Oct. Gbriltenlen er ct gammelt Me6=
lem al @armouien, lamle0es 6ennes
Songere Jig poa 2agonis &jerne. /
Onsoogs Mftes og 6rog 6erlp6 mes
Dirige1ter, &r. Nilsion, / Spi6ien.
Som ie6pan1ig 11aar &armonien er
iomlet, gift oct mes 2io og @empt-
ligbe0. Ml1fommcn til Splbbrl,6epar-
rets Stem bleo cit @rpllupsiang az
iunget bporefter Mr. @biitenlen bpo
@arn1onien in6 til Sc . peloeffe6e
@oroe. Ser bleo ser iu1rget flere
5onge, og UNDER Soaitma| teren
&ermon Sonlens, Ma1iptcier bol6tes
Ialer al 6'@rr. S. g. Sni6tfer,
Geo. @anien, &e11rp 8eterien, 6. 8
@itlefien og flere. Set bleo tent, m
sen man forlo0 set gie1tfrie Stem
bpor ser bar en- Sperflg6igbe0 al 90:
Sc @orer. uGbicago Soften" tillo0el
Tia berbe1 at tilfpje fin @ratltlotion
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

- Sra Grooflton meo0eles iiolte
ltge om ct pololomt l1pejr, Ser far
ia let / &eo &iper 9alen og giort me-
gen Sfo6e poa Marferne, 9pgninger
og 8eiptninger; mango &reat1rer
blep orebte al 2pnet, og Ser lfete ret
betp0elig @ranolfaOe. Soa tore
Strefninger itoo Morferne bGffeoc
al &on0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

- @enlig Snfel: ngr set NOR
JOINT at ri0e pau Snfels &ne?"
2ille &arl: uSa, men / @aar bo1
leg / 5oologilf @ape, og Ser res ie2
paa en- riatig &amel."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

- Grueu: u@ors @aloemar font.
mer 6og til at ligne Dig mere og
mere for bper Dag ser gaar."
@erren: uSaa for SOFTER! &pa'
far lban MI lnbet?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

Sc lpfalc 9asiagcrbaabe far ii0ite
nge ppret u%n0erfaitet Ell in6gaaen0e
l1noeriGgelie fra 6lnftior19rer pen
|Sol6fontorets Observation-Disclosures
|3i5ie begpl10te lit Mrbej0e fpr ct Nor
1ngers Si0 ii0en, og inotil 2gr0aa
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2mctgerts &pliciabrif, lon1 6lep loo

2%nctgerts Eplicfabrif, iom blep lua
lprgelig berpmt fpr ipp Mar li0en
iom Scenel1 for Ell al Sc melt frpgte=
lige Torbrpoelier / Set 10. 9lor6un-
ore@, blep p0elogt al SlOe6run0 /
Spuoogs. 9rol1Oens Spfoml pi0es
life, nre11 &e1ner al slbolp6 2l,etgert>
Oelt bplnte Mor0er, lom afgif peo
9poen / @o0sfnngslet, letter SloenS
Spfoml i Torbil1oe(le meO Mrs.
9ol1ile 21tetgerts 6orlpinoen SEN 1.
Mfoi 1897. 9pgl1inge1 far | Set it's
tie Dolpunoet Mur peret bel1pttet al
uSi6rorp @l,real1 Company" JONI
grrflteo ng Splogsunm for Mp6ler
etc. SlOen roleoe bcftigt> pg Set tog
8 elmer, i11ocl1 9rnnbmlnnOene bar
Sitltotionen3 @errer. 8rnnOc6ef
M11lbom, Yolitiet % Gieren tror fife
at SlOen CT poolut, fight oens Sp=
fnnlt CT CIT Wnooc> og illge11 far for
n1ooct at gipe 11ogc1l ullOcn Torflo>
ring ems Sc ppertroil fe Me11nel fer>
lpn1 ,br1lfer 9uetgert=Iroge0ien, og
lpm fl1lot % ialt tror, at pperr1atur=
lige &ruft ter letter Jig mos, at mo-
gen Torretning tager Sfl1eplooie 11
for Set frpgteligc Meor0 / Srug. Mp=
6elfu6rifcn far pGret / 9rift / ,bolp=
ol1oct s(or poo Giperiep @lp. og Sc.
@ermitoge slpe. Gen 6elfjeftigeOe
400 Mol10. Ser par inge11 andre
Tolf ems &ngtmon0e11, Gborles @e>
ltepbolm, inoe / 9pgr1ingen / Spit
Bags. @o1 befon0t Jig / fjerOe gtu=
&C, 81 fan llt1tebe Npg og fonot, al
&jplDeretogc11 bar / lps She. 3el
por ir1gel1 eleftrilf Strdm gjel1nen
9eoningernc, 9ompel1 par fife pppe
pg ser bar ilrgel1 SIS r10er bnerfer
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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-11
Young PEOPLES Societies Meet.

The Epworth League of the NJ.
f.. church and the Christian En-
deavor Of the G. p. church held a
joint meeting last Sunday night
at the Methodist church. A nice
program was presented and each
one did exceptionally we'll Special
mention should be made of the
paper by Miss Minnie Acton and
talk on missions by Prof. Chap
pei. Tine program was as follows,
interspersed by songs and prayer :
Miss Minnie Acton-"Why
Should Christians Join the
Church. "
j. A. Walker-"Reasons Why
Young People Should Join Some
Christian Society "
Prof Chappel--"Missions both
Foreign and Home"
Miss Aycock-Select reading.
Anna Cooper-Recitation
The next meeting will be held
at the G ?. church fourth Sun.
day night in February.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-11
Permit TO Shank.

New York, Jan. Bottle
Brooklyn Public School Teachers
Association, IN solemn session
assembled, respectfully petition
the board Of education Of New
York City for the re-establish-
ment of their ancient and heredi-
tary right to spank" This is no
joke.
A letter containing the petition
which pleaded for corporal pun
ishment," which all the boys
know is Synonymous with click
ing" has been forwarded to the
board in behalf of 35i3 teachers
belonging to the teachers Asso-
citation.
Under the scheme at present
in vogue, corporal punishment"
is "prescribed," not applied. "
When Tommy transgrpsses he is
called before his teacher or his
principal and presented with a
scolding and note. This note
is the prescription. 1t requests
Tommv's parents to chastise him,
ana Tommy is supposed to start
for hom" with many misgivings.
Sometimes the spanking ma
terialllr, Mt home. More often it
does not. SAY the teachers.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-11
ESQ Acres In Cotton.

S. II. Riley, the successful
farmer who lives four miles north
of San Angelo has already broken
100 acres of sod and has another
block the same size to break. He
will plant $50 acres in cotton this
year. This is but an evidence of
the new prosperity that is taking
hold of West Texas Not that
the old time brand has departed
but now comes the farmer to
mingle his prosperity with that
of the stockman. Great is West
Texas and it's chief center is Sar
Anpnlo
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-11

G. II. Rust. is putting in n new
& horse power gasoline engine,
grist mill and milo maize crusher
which he will have in running or
der at an early date, He will
buy corn and milo maize and will
grind and crush it for the trade
besides doing grinding for the
public generally. This enterprise
has been needed in San Angelo
for some time and we hope Mr..
Rust will succeed in his under
taking.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-11
Mysterious Circumstance.

One was pale and sallow and
the other fresh and rosy Whence
the difference? She who is blush
ing with health uses DR.. King &
New Life Pills to maintain it.
BY gently arousing the lazy organs
they compel good digestion and
head off constipation. Try them.
Only 25c, ut J. w. Harris Drug
gist.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-11
Itch-Ringworm.

+, Y. Lucas, Wingo, Ky,
writes, April 25th, 1902: For
10 to II years had been afflicted
with maIady known as the
itch The itching was most un-
hearable; ! had tried for years to
find relief, having tried all rene
dies | could hear of, besides II
number of doctors. wish to
state that one single application
of Billiards. Snow Eminent
cured me completely and perman,
emily. Since then ] have used
the liniment on two seperate occa.
sions for ring worm and it cured
completely. 25c, soc and 81
bottle, Central Drur Store.
}. d. Suggs was in from the
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-11

G. T. Cation, of Henry, Tenn,
who has been the guest of his
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Gilbert Of this city,
for some days, left for his home
Thursday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-11
Is
An unusual number of freight

An unusual number of freight
ers were in this week from the
Mennrd country loading out
goods for the merchants of that
thriving little city. This looks
like olden days and shows that
the Queen City Of the Conchos"
is still holding her own as the
trading center of West Texas.
The merchants Of San Angelo
offer the best accommodations to
the interior towns to be had and
the merchants of the smaller
towns know it and appreciate it.
You can always find what you
want here and in any quantity.
Our merchants have the capital
and carry the stocks.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-11

A. Y COcreham returned Thurs
day from Junction City where he
has been in the interest of the
Maccabees, lie organized a lodge
of about 40 members for that
order.