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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
Sherill'S Sale.

State Of Idaho. lss.
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the District Court First Judicial
lnstric; In ana for Kootenui County, on the
.6th day OF April, 1904, by the Clerk thereof
In the case OF Washington Liquor Compan,
versus w. w. Blew No. and to me- ns
Sheriff directed and delivered. | will pro.
seed TO sell for Cash, Lawful Money OF the
United states at the hour of Two O'Clock, p
NJ. on the 18th day Of May. A. d. 1904, ut the
Front Door Of Nick browns. Saloon In Tho
Town OF Newport, in kootenai County State
of Idaho. the following described property.
towlt: Thirteen Hundred Cigars: 8 quarts
Bottles OF Gin; l6 quarts of Red River; &c
quarts of Bittersi % quarts of Wbiskey; 20
quarts Of Mineral Water; 10 quarts OF syrup;
s9uarts Of Tonic; quarts Of Rock and Rye;
leases OF Gin; Case Of Whiskey; Barrel OF
30 gallons OF Whiskey; Gallons OF Black
berry Brandy; Is Gallons of Port Wine;3 gal
IONS of Rum; 5 Gallons of Brandy; 5 CATIONS
OF sherry Wine; Gallons of Gin: One anr!
one half cases OF Wine; Box of Empty Hot.
ties; keg OF Beer; 4 Bottles OF Beer: IL
quarts OF Claret, levied on as the Droperty of
w. w. Blew, to satisfy Judgment amount.
Ing TO 1851 .66. in favor OF Washington Llouor
Company $3.50, costs OF suit, and acruin.
cost %
Da.ed this 9th day Of April, 1901.
f. l.. WHITNEY, Sheriff
BY EDWIN DOUsT, deputy.
April ~. lw
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the.Interior.
Land Office AT Occur d. Alene, ldal

DEPARTMENT. Of thesfnttrlOf
Land Office at Coeuy d'Alene, idaho,
April %, 1901
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled neticc OF his intent
ion TO make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said py,,of will be made be-
fore Register and RE, liver U. $. Land Office
ut Occur d AleRe, Idaho, on June 20, 1864, viz
GEORGE J. HAMMER,
who made IId r. No. 1853 for the NEi. Sec 80
Up. SO y. II. 3 " b III
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land. viz:
Norman Mckinnon, Frank Crater, Arthur
II. Graham and James Mcdonald, ali OF
Athol, Idaho.
D. II. BuDLONG, Register.
April % to June3
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior.
Land Otfice at Occur UAicue. Idaho.
April 26, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
and that said proof will be made before Reg
lister and Receiver at Occur d'Alene, Oh
June -, EVl. viz:
PRANK CRATER,
Sho made HID No 1855 for the Lots /. . 3 &c g.
sec, 30, ts. So n J., 3 W b NJ.
He names the following witnesses Ia
prove mis- continuous residence upon asfsl
cultivation of said land, viz:
George j. Hammer, Norman McKInnon
Arthur IA. Graham. and james Mcdonald
NIL OF Athol, idaho.
d. II. BUDLoNGr Register
April 20 to .lune3
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
Auction Sale
at my residence One-half
Mile West Of AthoI, Ida
no on NAY 7. 1904.


Horses, One team of heavy Draught
Mares weight 1900 apiece). One
Set vi Heavy Harness. One 3 year
old (Gelding) Horse. One 81 yellow
Fish Wagon, nearly new. One Set of
Bob Sleds. logging tools and Log
ging Chains. One Stock Saddle and
Equipment. Poultry (high grate).
Household and Kitchen Furniture
and other things too numerous to
mention. TERMS OF SALE: All
Goods sold under SIS. 90 Cash; All over
$500, Eight months time with APP
proved Security at s per cent Interest
r. NJ. HURT, Auctioneer.
l. L. YOUNG.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
GRAND RATTLE.

A Fine Kimball Piano. 81. 90
per chance, 400 chances. Inquire
OF Mrs. B. S. Wishard, Rathdrnm,
Idaho. m1Stf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29

FOR SALE-Single wagon and
single harness. InQuirc at this office
Ap22 20
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind

The J-cent packet is enough for usual &C.
casOns. The family bottle 90 cents con-
aims ii supply for year. All druggists sell
hem.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
Commissioners Proceedings.

lcontinned from page onc.l
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

Muf Der Gefe 2ronprin3
BEL Meb iinb Stpei pouftdnbig nit
Giaung periebene @efAshe. Elm
G4rapneu unb eine @ranate gsifobIea
porben. be3isbungspeiie perf9nunbsa.
Obslei9 bds Weri9ninben bsrsiss am
90. Muguit b. s. gemeltet fpurbe. aud
feitens Der Wilitdr> unb giDilgeridts
Ieitbem sifrig reasr9iert unb mshrcrs
perionen = MilitGr unb Gipil = in
llnteriunungsbaft tpdren. 1T es bod
niHt eeIungen. bic 3bGter au ermitteln.
Geitstfteut 1T. buB Die geitobIsnen OBJ
iette ibsr bic Grtn3e sef&offt iinb. Die
@taatsunipaltf4oft febt nun auf bic
grmitteluug Der 3bGter cine @eIobs
rung bon 600 Marf aus. Gin dbnIis
der Diebffuhl ereignete ii& TN borieen
Sabre ouf einem onberen Sort. Da=
mails uurbe Elm 8eugfelbtpebel iuegen
Qanbesperydtbes dngetIagt, fonnte oter
i@IiebIi& rur btsjiplinarif& teitruIt
D<rben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

Cine fGrmli9epanite nts
ftanb biefer Sage in Nep Oort in eis
mem Gtrabenbabntpagen, als Der Cons
bufteur Mlfreb 9amilton BEL elmer
Rurpe bas @IeiHsepiat perlor unb
nit benz ret6ten Mrm bur9 bas Sem
fer Der Gar fubr, nobel ibm bic
Mbern am 6anbgelent 5erf4nitten
purben, 70 baB bas 9lut nod alien
NiGtungen fpribte. Der gonbufteur
itanb in Der Mitte Der Gar, als biefe
bon einemS eitengeleife auf bas 9aupts
eeleife fubr, I'm bic Gabrt in tueftliher
Nidtung on3utreten. Oils bic Gar bic
0urpe nabm, rerlor Der gonbutteur
'bas @leidgepidt unb fiel nit benz
re9ten Mrm burd bas Genfter. Meh>
rere arauen, bic rabebei faBen, purben
nit Hlut befpriBt, unb cine heilloie
Wertpirrung entitanb In Der Gar.
Na9bem Der gonbutteur eiIisft bic
Gar perlaHen bate, nm fi9 i'm tsnads
barten Hsllspus 9ofpitaI einen @ers
banb anlegen ou lanen, herri9te ims
mer nod untsr ben Trauen in Der Gar
eine a~ren3enlofe Mufregung. Mebrere
syrauen iparen in Obnmo4t gefaaen.
Sic tpurben in's Greie getragen uno
famen bort balb ipieber az fi9. Die
Site in Der Gar tparen nit glut bes
fpribt, unb biele paHagiere tpeissrtsn
fiH, NIT Der Gar 5u fabren unb tpartes
ten auf ben nG4iten Wagen.
BUR rbaItung bes Wilos
{tanbes pirb iebt bon Milbhitern unb
Sdqerpereinen perf9Kbener Staoten
bic grri9tung zines n~ationulen Milbs
parts ouf ben tpeit ausgebebnten Res
aierunaslGnbereien bes Eerritoriums
Oklahoma porgeiHlasen; ale Mrten
Wilb, bon ben prairiehubnern uno
Sdnepfen bis au ben M~oofethieren
unb Glden folIen ba sebest unb GEE
pfleqt perben, bamit bic e%in5elnen
Staaten, in benen bus Milb gu fhnea
obae{4oHen pirb. neuen Worrdtb er>
hulten f0nnen. Der gangreb ion aufs
qeforbert tperben. cine Sumrne Geloes
unb einen groben 2antitri@ in Otlas
bona fir bic Musfiibrung bieies pla<
neg einaurGumen. Qluh iolen be
pflihten unb Re9te Der 4unbes : Giz
f&ereicommiiFpn 10 nett ausgebebnt
unb erpeitert tperben, bab fe bic pfles
ae b<s Wilbes unb bic Wsrtpaltune bes
porqe5mlagensn parfes umfafen. Gin
Hefiirportsr metnt: Der Musfiibruns
bieies pldnes itebsn feline sroBen 6in<
berniHt i'm Wegt; es f0nnten iebes
Sobr obne 3u srobe 2often MiIionen
bon grempIurert ber perf9iebenet
Wilbfprten IN benz port ge5ogen tperz
ben; p~roirisbubner, 9trf@e, GLIDE unb
onberes Hoths unb &o9tpitb, Befdff<
men, Wadfeln, Biribiibner, fpi[be pus
ter unb dnbere 8tiere t1nnttn bcnri
bon bort an bic Gtaaten pertbeilt ipers
ben, In bentr He NIT quSrottune bes
brobt finb; unb berf9ixbenes miIb,
ipie tpilbe Outer, f6unten In Gtaattu
einaefibrt iperbeu, no es uugenblids
f;x k;>fe Wv{su n}x{ n}k{
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

-. 6abr;eit Der 8lee...
sbfabrt Hnfunft
7oIebo. Chicago unb Ni1isau erprss-.t 7.l6 ROSS
1oIebo. Detroit uHb Chicago Elm .....sla.ao SIS
Winisar gttp. Dsuneie u. aafapsttse pI~t 7.so fIo.aB
toaIi2 I au%sssupmmsn eouufass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07
pFs4Fsn.
gef9ieBuna wIabi-
o Il o d's.


6eute Vahmiitae / llbr Is Winuten
srIdiensn 5 jupanifhe S4la&H4ifs
uno 2 Rreu3er, tusl9e bic Staot uno
bic 2~onobatterien s. Minuten lang
beidonen.
Das @siamaoer fam aus Der @i&s
tung Der gsfolo.S Smell, am Of'gin'
gang our uKuli Ban uno ettua 80
Meilen fibSHlin bon BIER.
Nan Der ginfnbrt In bic Bah for-
mirte fia Der Geino in S&Ia&tIinie,
lam aber nidt ndbsr aIs Biz gu elmer
ii Weile beran. Da bic meifsn
2pobit geiaoHe nidt eSpIobir.
ten, 10 riatete bas feiuoli8e Geusr
feinen eGaoen an.
Die ruifiden 1aiterisn, unter gon-
manbo Der Generdle Ueroneb unb
qrtamonoh. srpioerten ni1t. iOnbern fe
tpartsten auf bas Wdbertommen bes
Geinbes.
9as iapunii9e Geuer bOrte I'm 2
llbr 20 auf unb Der Geinb sog fi& In
Der Ridtuns auf bic NsiOlOsSniel
3uriid.
gu aleider 3eit aeiater fi9 2 9orpe.
boidssr bel Der Smell unb 2 anbers BET
gnp Waibel.
Die iapanii3en S&ife tuaren NIT
gis beosdt.
Der anarif bra9te ben Wufsn ieine
gerluits, ioffete ober benz Ssinb an
Munition 200, 900 @ubel ($100, 0O0).
Die msiifsn Der proiettile tuarsn 6 unb
IL s0lig.
Die porber geuarnte HebDlierung Der
Staot perbielt fia rubia.
gerid b o Mterteff.
9 I. petersburg, 6. Mdr3.
Cine gotiGafs bes wieei0nies on ben
3aren aus Wutbsn unter beutisem
Datum beiast:
sd tbsile guerer Maiefdt ebr.
furdtspol nit, baB Oct Geffunes.gom.
manoant In Vlaoibotod melost, beuts
frat 8 u6r so Min. ieien z S9ife
iiolia bon Der Nsiolo Snisl &c.
fidtet tporbsn. Ibie man na9 elmer
Stunoe als auf oie Smell 5ufteuernoe
2rieesTdiffe eriannte.
Gina UNI Mittag bsfanb fi9 bas
feinolide Gei8uaoer 3piI&en Der 2tffe
unb Sniel Nstolo, milf uHuri Ban als
3iel. Die G&ife tuarer uuberbalb
oss gersids Der 2anbbatterisn. I'm
II l1br srbffnste Der Geinb Gsuer. Q
Sdifft oes Gei&waoers .tuaren boraus-
fi4tlia bic 2seussr l. glaRe .So3um"
unb nYaiuma". bic Namen Der iibri.
gen fno unbsfnnnt."
3 Ruen ollen geaI-
len ein.
81. petersburg,6 6. Wdr3. Mmt.
lide Gepeihen iiber bie HeI9sBung
Wlaoiboiod' s>srudbnen ieine ruIfI9e
Werluffe; nod pripatna9ri9tsn absr
famen 5 qsrionen um's 2eben, A See.
lsute uno Die Grau zines Snaenieurs.
Aussniteinlid fhr9tsien fi9 bic Sapa.
ner ibre S&ife benz ~usrbeerenbsna Geusr
Der 2anobatterien aus3uieben unb sa
gift aud ais tuahri9sinli&, baB Die
Sapaner Our9 bic geI&iebuna f9 iiber
bic 6teauns Der ruiRi3sn Battsrieu
informiren MOLTEN.
Rubeau Der 2tao Sung
9aIbineI.
Qonbon. z. Ml6r3. Nur ruI.
fI1e geridte iiber bic Bei&iebung nor
g~labibOfot inb Bic isbt eingeaanger
unO oIsie lafsn ni4t erienneu, Oh oai
rufFI9e @eiHmnoer nod bort III. 81
nsr 5otio MsIOuns 3ufolee tuurbe oai
@eidmaoer am 9onnerfas Dor Sen
ian, Rorea, geieben.
BORT Nrthur DepeI@en bonn Sons
tag unb Sonntae meIben oues rubis
O0ielbFt unb auf Der 2iao 9uns oalb'
inisl.
Sas japaniI&e 2reu3er.@ d&waoel
tuuroe Greitag Na&t tudbreno etnei
bsItisen S9nufurns bur port 4rtbu'
beobn9tet.
RnM ham Qoifh 9efsnrnhh hefhxffi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

nn EN- Detladens luertheB unQliid ers
eignet. Sn einsm S9aHte bran Elm
Gsusr aus, unb bic In bsr Ndhe Der
granofdtte bsf&dftigtsn @rubsnIeute
tuuroen iOfort bonn Rau4 iberipditiet.
aIs cine Rettunasmannf9aft Bic 3u
benz plabe por3ubrinesn permo9te,
fano he bic 1si9en bon a1t @rubsn.
leuten Dor, tueIne psrbrannt ruarsn.
Die @rube aetOrt benz GArFsn guiOo
bon Sonnersmayd.
8 met berporragenbe2e ute|
BERT d 10 nben.
gerlin, 6. Wdr3. Sn DRESDEN
finb bic @emhtber anbauernb erregt
iiber bas Wsrihminbsn bss pafors
Segnib. Ct ipielte ni9t rur TN poli'
tifGen Qeben sins bsbeutenbe Mole,
fonoern mar au9 Elm GROCER Wobl.
tbdltr uno aagemein ho9seu9tet. Sn
Wien erreet bas unnufsef(drte Der.
f&winoen bes nambaften pbpFologen
anO profsRors Der Ilniperftdt 9beo.
Dor Beer unsebeures gufieben.
Canada.
Wtttwsitrer3 s6hne
beraubt.
Huctou9s q. g., 6. M6r3. 3
S66ns bon Grau 2ouis Saboie, elmer
Witttpe, tamen beuts Wa&t BET einem
Hranoe um's 3eben uno Elm bierter
tpurbe borausii9tlia lebenseefdhrlid
bsrlsbt; bic Wobnun9 III einaedi&ert.
Die 2ei9en ber G0bne, bic 26, ID unb
IL Sabre sdblten. fanb man in ben
9rhmmsrn; Der bierte tuurbe BET einem
Sprunes aus benz Genffer f@mer Der.
lebt. 9ie Mutter erlitt ieinen S9a'
ben.
0robbritamnien.
t.
9onbon. 6. Msdr3. 9ie Geier
bon ,HibeI.S onntag" bur9 Die 1ibels
@eienfaaft In Der ct. pouls 2atbe.
braIe entbebrte beute betrd9tIi&es Sns
tsreHe In GoIae Der Mbweisnbeit oes
36niss gbmarb, Der an elmer grtdl'
iung leibst. Die 2bniein unb anbere
Hamilienslieoer tuaren eri@ienen. Der
gr3biidof b. Canterbury prebiste.
Nnblanb.
e 9oII's ~ o I b e
ie9eIt.
81. peter8burg, 6. Ndr3.
8e3ngli9 bes @ei9ids bon Baron Son,
benz einen1 eri9tna9 im91oropolarmsere
umgetommenet Gori&er, erfldrt BIER
Doubaorin. Der Gecretdr Der Mtabemie
Der WiHeni&aften. Ct babe In LETTER
3eit teinsrlei Na&ri&ten erbalten.
Na6 9ol iu@t iebt cine anbere @rpe'
oition; man glaubt iebt, bah CT per'
loren 1T. 9ie HOrien.3eituns iebt fur
cine genausre Welbun9, uel&e ben
Sob bes Gori&ers beftdtigt, eine Be-
lobnung aus.
Mm 81. Suli lsbtsn Sabres bate
cine ct. petsrsburser Nepef&e aemel.
be-, baB bic ruIfl&e gltabemie Der
wiHeni9afteu ernfte 1eioraniRe tuegen
bes Norbpolfabrers Baron 9ol bese,
bon benz niHts msbr berIautete, felt CT
am %. Mai 1902 bic 0a@t n.3aria"
NIT 3psi Satutsn %bsrlafen bate uno
na& Der Hennst.Snlel aufaebro&en
NOR. gnfans Stunt 1902 sing bic
.3aria" aus ibrem Winterquurtier ab,
I'M 9oQ nsbff ieinem 1egleiter, BEN
TaturfOrider Hirilin. 3u finoen, bate
aber teinen grfols unb tebrte nod benz
Qena.GluRe suriid. Hirilin rettete fi&
lber bas Gle. Die Mtabemie innbte
Mnfans 1908 bret Rettungs3eieai&af'
ten aus, barunter cine unter 2eutnant
3oli&af.
Mm Is. Sanuar bieies Sobres uurbe
aus Yaiutsi, Of.Sibirien, semtloet.
es feien baislbff 2eute bon 3oi&at an'
geiommen unb bdtten bic Na&for.
i4unsen Der Expedition ais erfoIglcs
be3einnet.
Muf Der Nennet Smell binterlieb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07

Muber benz Stodte Rem
Dprt bot Mafa6ufetts bic gr5Bte
2dnss eIeItrf&tr etrabsnbubnen ~
per5ei&neu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-07


Weerbieuna@ aIberee's .
1esIin. 6. Wdr3. Die Beer.
o~igungung oes peritorbenen Gelomar'
fGals @rafen Walberiee finbet Mi!t.
mod Mittae ffntt.
Das 3aiferpaar. ale Mitelieber bes
0auies 0oben3onern. idmmtli&e beut.
f9e 2anbesfnrfen unb 3ablrei@s Der.
borrasenbs Decentralization bes Mus,
lanbes 6absn Der @rdfn Walberiee te'
lesrnpbii& ibr 1eileib auseebrAdt.
proctB 2robn.
Dresben, G.. Wdr3. 5n pirnt
fo1te pOrseitern Dor BEN 2risgsgeri9t
her prOceb iueger Der 9uels beginner,
tpelGe Dterleutnunt 0robn BON 5,
Gelbartiuerie' Regiment 10. "a mt
metreren anberen Offjieren. .bie ju let
ler Satin In sinelt unlauteren Ser,
bdltnihe geitanben tatten. ausfo&t
Die wertanblunae;t iuurbst iebo& mad
3uiammsntritt bee @eri&ts uuf unbs'
fiimmte 3eit uertast, neil 5,rei bss IN
eellaateu fH&tIe ottucrbsn Rnb uni
BIS iett ui@t taben aufssfunOsu iusrbsr
i5nnsu.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-29

The wisdom Of gentlemen who cou-
stre1e our tariff laws is beyond the
comprehension of the average voter,
The law permits free entry of ami
mails intended for breeding pur-
poses, but man who tried to i'm
port a Plymo7th Rook cockerel was
Compelled to pay a duty Of cents a
pound. The wise tariff 'adjusters pom
dered and stuuied over it for weeks.
and enough red tame was unwound to
gil bushel baeket. But it was decid.
cd that a chicken was not an animal,
therefore it could not come in free.
This recalls Secretary Shaw's decision
that frogs legs should be- classified az
poultry for revenue purposes. It may
take a long time to decide these little
things, but when iron, steel or sugar
happens to want something the mat
ter is settled off handed and always in
favor of iron, steel or sugar.
rim
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-29

n Miss Marie Hanson visited the
Misses Swanson at Leon, Goodhue
county. s*. 4 =*$|5 + -. .=2 ~.
Mrs. Lulu White Of Brainerd Wis
tied Mrs. Chas. Willing. ~.
Fred Fades. lately in charge of the
Columbia pus, has gone to st. Cloud.
Mrs. Olaf johnson of Burtrum
visited Mrs. A. Stroman.
DR.. Trace was in st. Cloud Satur-
day:
Theo. Willing and sister, Mrs. F.
Weber, returned to Minneapolis Sat-
urday.
Peter Thompson was in the Twin
Cities Saturday.
N. B. Roth was Minneapolis Wis.,
last week.
John Flygare was in Minneapolis on
business
Manager Jensen Of the telephone ex-
change was in Minneapolis Saturday.
Walter Frampton Of Brainerd Wis.
tied relatives here.
Jos. Lucia was down from Brainerd
Sunday on q visit to his family.
Leo Billstein went to Ogilvie on
business
Mrs. B. W. Burdick and child Of
Minneapolis visited here
Frank Sand has charge of the Co.
lumbia hotel bus.
Mrs. Mary Foster of Royalton LEFT
Wednesday for the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schwertel O.
Randall were in the city Monday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-29
Call for State Convention.

A democratic delegate convention for
:he state of Minnesota, is hereby called to
meet at the city of Duluth, in said state,
on Wednesday, the 22nd day OF June, 1904,
al II o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
pose of selecting four delegat es-at-large
and eighteen district delegates, and alter
mates tor the same, to represent the demo-
cratic party of Minnesota at the national
democratic convention to be held at the
city of St. Louis, Mo-, July 7th, 1904.
The basis of representation to the said
state convention shall be one delegate for
every 15o votes and major fraction thereof
| last for Hon. William Jennings Bryan for
president in November, 1906, and in addi-
| l.on thereto, three delegates at-large from
each and every county in said state. ex-
cepting the countie s'of Hennepin, Ramsey
and st. Louis, each of which shall have
five delegates at-large.
| The delegates to said state convention
viii be chosen by delegate county Gonyen,
counties of the said state on Saturday
| the 18th day of June, 1904, saia county con
ventions to be called for that date and
! ior said purpose by the democratic county
committees of the several counties in
accordance with the requirements of the
| election laws of the said state.
In addition to the selecting of said dele
| gates to the national convention, the said
| state convention will transact such Other
| business as may properly come before it
BY order of the democratic state central
| committee.
Dated Winona, Mimi, April 18th, 1904.
| Chairman.
! H. T. TOLMIE,
The following is the number of dele
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-29

William J. BRYAN made great
peech Saturday nigh in Chicago. at
racking the platform adopted by thu
New York democr:. tic srate conven-
tioD. He declared mat he was abso-
lutely neutral as to candidates, but he
was opposed to can' idates who are in
sympathy with. OF obligated to, the
great corporations that dominate the
policy of the republican party and
who are trying to also dominate The
democratic party With great skill
Mr. Bryan showed now the New York
platform was indefinite upon the
questions that really interested the
public.
The speech will make the ALREADY
difficult task of the reorganizers still!
harder. The fact il that democratic
platform ought to be such as to make
some people in this country afraid,
because if the eastern monopolistt
who own the apublican party are
afraid of democratic platform, 1t il
sign that it is a peoples platform
Grave wrongs exist They should bt
challenged and remedies suggested
not timidly evaded. We prefer bclt
candidate on bold platform
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-29
ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

COUNTY OF MORRISON.
In Probate Court, Special Term, April
%, 1901.
In the matter of the estate of William
J. Snow, deCeased:
Letters of administration on the estate
,, of William J. Snow deceased, late of the
county of Morrison, state of Minnesota,
| being granted to Luther P Snow
1t is ordered, that three months be and
| the same is hereby allowed from and after
! the date of this order, in which all persons
J having claims or demands against the
said deceased are required to file the same
| in the probate court Of said county, for ex-
animation and allowance, be forever
barred.
It is further ordered, that the Goth day of
July, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. at special
| term of said probate court in the court
house, in the city of Little Falls, in said
county, be and the same hereby is ap.
pointed as the time and place when and
where the said probate court will examine
and adjust said claims and demands.
! And it is further ordered, that notice OF
such hearing be given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate by forth
with publishing this order once in
each week, for three successive weeks, in
the Little Falls Herald, weekly legal
newspaper printed and published at Little
Falls, in said county.
Dated at Little Falls, this 25th day Of
April, A. D. 1904.
(seal) E. F. SHAW,
Judge of Probate
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-04-29
A PROTEST FROM ALEXANDRIA

Alexandria Citizen: The sugees-
tion that William r. Hearst OF New
York may be nominated for president
in the democratic ticket next July has
stirred the usually calm and SELF con-
tanned editor of the st. Cloud Times
into veritable spasm Of hysteria.
For the past three or four weeks the
editorial page Of his paper has
been devoted almost entirely to the
candidacy of Mr.. Hearst and yet Bro.
Mcdonald assures his readers that
there is not the slightest possibility OF
Mr., Hearst's selection as standard
bearer for the democratic hosts. The
Times says the candidacy OF Mr.:
Hearst is an utter absurdity' and
undertakes to prove this statement by
publishing venomous illusions from
several papers which are all recog-
nized champions of the Cleveland re-
organization scheme. Just as if thie
would prove aught. The Times editor
should remember that the people de-
mand facts, not mere assertions, es-
pecially when those assertions eman-
ate from sources of recognized hos
tility and are not backed by even a
semblance of proof. The Times editor
should also remember the charges
against Mr.. Hearst or any other as
pirant for this high Office, will be
thoroughly sifted by the friends Of
these candidates and ii their record is
not clean they will not be honored
with tn. nomination for president by
the hundreds of brainy, loyal, patrio-
tic men who will be sent as delegates
to the national convention next July.
The fact of the matter is that the
Times editor has accepted the gospel
of reorganization. he would forsake
principels for which he contended in
1895 and 1900 for glittering visions OF
partv success. But the Times editor
cannot hope to saddle his theory of
"party expediency" upon all other
members Of the democratic party.
Neither can he hope to injure the
candidacy of any aspirant for the
presidential nomination by the pre-
sentation of elanderous and abusive
assertions concerning the private
character of such a candidate. Thu
attacks which are being persistentlJ
made upon the personal character o.
Mr.. Hearst only serve to strengthen
his position. These venomous out
bursts also show quite plainly that th'
Ieorganizers fear Hearst more thar
> any man who has yet been named. 1
the Times continues it's present polio!
it will aid and not injure the candida
cy of the man whom it seeks t.
dethrone. The reasonableness o
reason is here made apparent.