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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-08
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i. Heller. II. ~ Ms,tns = C":ty lHdss * 20
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J,:s. laero., c"usiy mai. '.-r.:".n :
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The tax. far tho year 1857 were dxs&
As follows:
! ,!ss,;. T., !. ordered :, mus
; ssanfes. :" - :.
| Road and bridge. So -.
Tho following bnlances we're iounA 70
he q hsnd July 7th, lS:9s
Territorial fund. eash ,.......&,....o...sssi ~
: .s,,, : e fund s; s Z:
casI -. jaR ssnd. -: & - -
SPECIAL scuOohTAx.
pAt "a / cash On hand. .. .........t7s ~
Dsl. No. 8, essh on huod. go. 49,. 5 ~
DELrxeuESr TAX JsLy 7ra.
re.s,sna--.-.-. .........!. ~ q
County :.:;...-...:-.- - s~...--.... ~ o
koad 1nd bFidxo iund. ..........- go. so \
Sperist - dSnd. ...........cr..: 800. lis 4
eSsos'' d....et N g.! -. 's2 9
ilqa3e Hesose from. Jan. IN. ix1S 70 july.
~ H.. ~ nss ssus ss .snns a1 3
.fensiies e.alcessd sine. Janusry:..: u 4
no.ns q sSaIty orders Issued s'ase -. :.
Jaa- Isl to Ju!y lst ..........."".... ~ q
! Tue following were granted liquo,
licenses. on ttar paying licenses, and
furbiyi,ing binds u the County Clerk.
Thos. Gerardin. and A. G. estes.
C1s foliv~iog board u Insane Com.
]nissiopers were appointed. as required by
flaw tolnquire into the c.ss.,f Tlyos,x Dsvis
Or. Flint. Post suigt';d=iio1t p.mbins
T. ". GafFne.. Atsorhyts 4. Ewing.
FL 0tlHe ~ lTGbaVh
r. Thc following appointments were made
dso. 4. D,uglasa Ct,ns:al!c III place "
i. y. roper, resigned; G. A. nAr, Super.
Ecu, A g ~. !, ialr.es Vt ": H
Tho following Petitions II, .oada wsss
grantei: Dasween SECTIONS ., aad I,
~. iea, r. 81. sad runnlng ss,u,h to the
| center VI Sec 8, md 4.Tr. f6i lind ihenc,
+cna q Sec .. the Width " tive road ~
20 so{A Shd then back 4, Sco. line and
summing south Al fat as,Tp.'lei. 4. S..
K eurvs 40 the pr1pbins. snl Cavilce,
Road At Mathews Coales-il,s curve " *
$50 y.rds north Of the main road-fos tn
:: purp~s II having lister place 70 pu
II bridge scross Cooley
r.. Tho following Hs<ions vets made sot
passe4l:
0ouanr C,s.k n de.,toy com.y onde
No. 60, ds,usn Oct. ,, as77, ff el.s0 ant
payable - e. 4. AobrAeal-work ~
'' +. resignation q ciu.t;, Treasure, !.
bc lsu ssvsr tiH Dexs sleeting.
] R,bsss Lyun's County susvsyoss I'LL
] Laid over W next meeting. -.
'Aseaph ofl md L-.lis ,Jvhnson.s bil
l laiA ovSr ~ ssse Aeeaing.
| hr. hdDoao.as. 4aPsrisps Distric
\ No. .. toimmsdiasslS call OF men o'
j s.uta rivr i'd 70 repair. rosda. &C., Il
! Mis- diseyieG T..
Ths Sheriff % psoetrs bsnks. bedding
Ieta. IL i'll 1ae. ..
I 'Ua9 ~ CDsae3 Cassk furnish ~ n
isoeaf tsubios Popees sith procse&ng
/ ~ 9sssssiy rcpo6 Of :. A. Hsa,y .
jsssies Il Peses ktdass % Aeeosnt O
.aA..ssa. sEstiaes H.. -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-08

E&ppostinnmsnt If Sctrsl Fu,uls kx
July. 1879. l'eml'ina p''uniy. DIT.
Anount IN hani ~ p.r Gu. Treas.
herHr-.,. t5il.7s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-08

1he following Enhances were iOdn0 e
be d hand July 7th, 1892
Territorial fund, eash ~. .s1si ~
Cash and cancelled county ~G5rnnta. :. .l63a 10
t:ash subject TO apr"n ut sen. sch. fund. - Is
CaSh county sinking fund.-. e. :. -. 10 "
CASH and csi,rld wsrrss I'd. & bs'yo fund +es 81
(:aaia 3D. Lar fund - ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
can origin, energized chiefly by Anleri-
car money and devoted TO nothing but

car money. ana devoted To- nothing but
isrhe Canadian capitalists associated
with these American Born industries
are innocent Of all sentiment. American
models, american methods, American
policies are used here to Fl the end that
Montreal threatens TO become the fouf1t
tain head and focal point OF Canadian
manufacturing Industries. III .ls
Montreal, he reeds, y is the WOODEN
and contton manufacturing center Of the
Dominion. 1t buys all Its raw material
from the United States. for ra W material
lis free OF impost in these lines, and the
States furnish The natural market. Labor
Is cheaper than In the United states, ale
though not cheaper than that OF Eng
land. But the Canadian tariff and the
long haul from Liverpool, Glasgow and
London leave the advantages wholly
with the local makers o. garments, COM
trivances and woven materials.
What Is the effect OF the system It
3is taking capital out OF the United States
ana sending 1t to Canada It is devel--ll
,oping industries IN Canada that should
be operated In d tho United States. It Is
sglving employment to Canadians which
otherwise would be given to workmen IN
the United States. BY our tariff we are
driving business away from home and
developing fields OF industry that prop
eriy belong to US. The consumers are
made to pay the tax and he only ben le'.
ficiaries Of this suicidal system are the
trusts. The people OF New Eng gland want
reciprocity; the people OF Canada want
reciprocity; vet tllae tariff wall stands
because the trusts demand It.
rs It is not necessary to say that Tho
Times Dispatch is in II favor Of giving
capital a fair show. We have not
3oined in the hue and cry against the
...money power and all that. for much.
OF it. is clap-trap, We are in 4 fa yor OF
giving the manufacturing concerns OF the
United states q fail field for 5exploittsae-.
tion and we are in d fay OF giving all all
enterprises the prote ton Of the law But
we are 3 Incorporating ely u opposed to
class egislatIon, which gives the stc q 81
taists, ther manu- =, v l iiee
not whether corporation ors Individual V III a,
any privilege not enj Dyed by the whole
people. any peculiar diva n li4 Which
tends to enrich one at the expense i Of.
another. The whole tariff system is
wrong in principle. II is,srad ideally I'M an
democratic, and has no plac Elm free De- De-.
mocra cy. 5 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
Mr.. Roosevelt's Triumph.

Senator Lodge has been sounding the
praises of President Roosevelt. and in a.
recent speech declared that under his ad-i
ministra,ion and that Of Secretary Root.
tho army had been raised to q higher
efficiency than ever before, and that the
navy was never so strong There Is no
doubt on that score President Roo<e-
welt Is 4 man OF war. and believes IN q
strong army and astrong navy. He un-
derstands the art Of war and II rs not
surprising TINT the army and the navy
should have ilourished under his admins
istratlon, especially as he has enormous
appropriations OF government to carry on
this work. But II Is to be considered
that every soldier added to the army
and every marina added tothe navy takes
two men out Of tho activities OF life;
takes them ~: of ths producing class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
By Nathalie Sieboth- Kennedy.

principal seboth-k enne School. Chi nj.
es,zs'Ea Ssst y fl$ss
fSnt5oystrss a5,er ISL ird
Yea Years gou ago OF Nine me. de- stasi
Sschill Ter was called upon to spear; %Wna at
gould 5he attiItn
tasx
be- Converted Into an organ q hearing
IN e order to keeppace with her. She you'd
explain. se &, through + 81 'lleasule ~
Ane syefyshihI tIie fear that fuency VIII
wanting In 3
when most things have the dew. - m
Ing upon them and are still ass nlmme 81
light that cdn was nv
in the most brilliant conan Of .her ga. gay
that daunted and dsconraged q p9e ee sfh Oh
Sonyersaton y g,, nGt ba I hed at any
sqeSnd
5slai wli ihteleat ind
In an exhaustive argume nt VIII q ,WSs'l!
oP Spsn q ehes aS
gagad ho s urfhsr those
az s!as RnF1
good talker. 1ound MIN 20 i!loaest, ~
earelesss about his own success IN y me
a ar yt butso firm and animated. II. the
de7lense OF what he. bell eyed TO be true,
sas h@ T Sass af's9f
i1a.pIh Vile, #modesty and sincerity. arc
mere a, covered BY her keen ins'g IT. s
!5rhe attitude OF super! ortty. the TEACHING
attitude, Is IN. eonaSHeFsatdlo ~
That is why the blue va " y peGItn
n rae Because she knows 50 much. put. Pc :.
Cause She aikani e. a Pew M Soss
a1 Peope Who seem to be little bored On %
9fthsls saetsi in HAND are
s ssf @ esis q
tween The lm aess needless to warn against
ton much nj i energy and TOO great depth, N
V aoE raj oTnYersat ton. recipe fer M;
fuslng Into anu IGh.e Z
Sooa s
Entertainment to offer, ana g tno I H, q
"a suEs o Gy s ph an AZ,
3 slSd y DECENTRALIZATION t The bring to-
set i1er Of clever alkers will not nsces.
Hsa a taik eSyaasy
p p ssea : company silent ana
and three men !, L, 70 y %
fort to us Lesser iIsR so' that oS
H SpI Isl the indIsp BILE atmosphere
NAHUM medium that enables the lumlnares s to
shine. " Even the rays 81 me Il suns 2 are
supposed to be dark 9 |. ~ 9 Y space
The subject chosen, or n IS tatEEe ny
stumbled upon, also means slittle; ,Ihe NJ
Is the story tRe B, Ffssn aSlt 81 panythins
leather sioYs with culinary s y y
4 that it was eaten ~ a ga ~ !
treat 1t certainly .ts sarH .w MTn
TOPIC, the weathav soprce 50 p|qua V bse
that 1t is not ftss p az t!sa Tb az
Ne concelye the mira ele 81 he aaons
az a time that have eombypsa from !, fhs
plaset 10 bring about fpE ~ 9 RsE9ss9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
SEPT, 1ST IN WORLDS HISTORY

ss5S
Is ssss'S
before the birth e ohrlst 9SS
q ,s, keeper died e the only
AZ; ss s,s sssas e
;1f e.
Rs
'ss
erected afort at Crown Point on Lake champlain
ne g sss
ernmen to resign.
NJ 3 a'
champn village Of BY the under Provost
taken
CAPTAIN gke II Y ep out 81
%
is'ss -
Antonio Lopez who revolution Cuba
RE yilsss rs 81. Ys burned nm
,ssy h siRSs Il Io sf1 Roys SSP}s.
#s5 General Banks died .$
The
ss 'f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

~
es e e. Sa' is ,Rsos aa
conversation The few women that tell
hs s,ofS sa ye s sea a tss
point OF the anecdote, passing briefly as
ps aeals ey 90
tnnrk!ng that their story ~ fnnnier hat,
si y 8,a ae a snanE 4st ae sssn
Sasas pF eaiE G sP0s siye ess
hss st er aa " afs Il eaT
S.l t SEf Tssas a stss Mss
Or irrelevant she would throw into her
or the At ae te
e oas seiss al Is Dssn
is nevertheless dang erous. pas line. Kind
to the person Initiated IL we'll done. and
her wS asefmpss ay
ssE seems
Sometimes 1t seems that what we say
is far more Important han what we do.
Carelsss alqsona and insinua tons , work *
irsstrlsysSlss Sords sat Ks
.iBut rightly used. what more benet .
than human speech2 In all ages u has
Brave men ZEN vas VA the bond q the Ren..
H snnsS S SS1,s and fhnfl ssos
girls efi Who With With US would sti be At bonrd
s sfnS sheesb dendns na sy saaE
Countess 81 Pembroke. Fanny Burney. the
ponder. 9f How aid tho young efeatares q
other 'timea express 'then!seyes Did
Aspasa speak O the greWlins Parthenor
Dante was Just fine, and the girl queen
OF Scots call her. silk gloyns Simply
I've Ffsa0f
ghefreoiifnieess are Very young but ne did not
sIanr ana tas ENDS 81 phrase arest
are passing wise In speech nrd !; nction on
IEdivinely SO, than a my woman child of our
present hour w ttness young = uliet,. Bus
beautiful and fond 81 uliet had muchaof
nconsciousness she spoke well. ;5,
And thus We como to The most indis-;5
DeflSa bic reNuSit O. OIL all tln8COHYeFBdLIOA.5
IA choice vocabulary is gained by careful
attention. an agreenble voice is bullt up
by training. mod eaty and sincerity may q,
|3instinct; malice and unc harita pleness may
be conspicuous by their. absence, and the
sense OF Kindly humor evident t. al and
yet with all these desirable attributes tnes
ability to- converse in the true me anlns
of8the word, u be entirel ~ Wantln 8. nei i 9
must be 81 first OF all somethinE y WIZ mn
that cries for u tternnce. Said Matt new
Arnold once :5.. Have something Il 70 !. "a D,
gnnd say 1t 8as clearly as you ca 50 NJ 9
is the secret OF style.s, Ills own sim
l8ity in these sentences Is a model of me
directness. The sornet hing to say Is also
within reach. he happenings 81 ~
lage where We live. o. "a he back yard Athns
we weed, the Boi the. sky 3, p t}ye
Tine III present ana Of all the time past. the
reading 81 natures open volume, ana .sot
her more minute and secret SWriting pc pc
lslonK TO us as a part OF our N
land the minds of I he " ungcst. are Erealy
Ito change them Ito the stuff $lor CONVEX
t$satlon@ What lis more tloQuentS tnan tnei
IL little child In answer TO 81 lno
wonders about him VI sss.s.l.5
81 No one has to bear the whole burden OF
Ito talk alone; Is throw something real into
the conversatl onal Gil Gle. and one and an
|other will seize Ike % pan ana
toss IT further till II ret ~ 2,
Las fsts aItners have their innings. We
And, a tier ALL there Is a pre- ference N
mater S Two ktns are Allied TO repletion;
! from one will pour gu : a prec o,is ti
lswine. and from the goth erifWlll ISSUE Inc
Il 3eotical OF the ipe.5 {g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
SUMMER pIARRHo " lIh e H!!LpREN,I

SUMMER DiARR III OF a y N q Hi ORE y B
During the hot weather. q the summer
months the first unnatural looseness Of a.
child's bowels should have imInedl ate at
tention, SO as to check the al sease before
1t becomes serious. All that is necessary
is a few doses Of chambe rlnin's ,CollcS
Cholera and DlarrhoeA Remedy followed
by a dose of castor oil to cleanse the sysT
tenn Rev NJ. Q, stockland, pastor ~ inc
First M p, Church, Little Falls. MIMI,
writes, 1--WE have used n cha mperla'nls
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remeay ZOE
several years and And II a very valuable
remedy. especially for summer a sorders
Ia children Sold ny M sarps lslaas /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
.of1lfial; WILLIAM .Il i, 1c II,
AGED Turtles.

orrin u, Haskins. OF Lakevlle. CT,
Was n ma rked FS.'F. W.. ISIS. "1s Anot her;
one close BY was Sinscribe y. p. 7; 1S5!.
Tie ill; former was doubtless married. BY
Francis and 1a Ms
Or the town, si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

and saddles them upon the government
to be supported. " 4 * ss, 3 Ss5 3.5
The less that Pres4dent Roosevelts
friends ave to say about his wariike
propensities and about the DEVELOPMENT
Il the army and navy under his adlninis-
4ration the better 1t will be for his can-
tiidacy, Fl Il 84 S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
Headquarters.
=
sUn1ted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l6IHIIS,
u New Orleans. i "a. !, j i'll VI 8, ] 4O4.i

$500 800 II adquarters. ii
United Con federates '! st e 7, 81.
B. . G Nsw s rl cans 4 La NY = lsoa
Win intense pride and satisfaction. the
general commandinge announces 81 70 nus ms
Con federatc associa ties the dedication q. on
{Sly A 1st e e asa@ena n =
while this In Itself Is but o. small mat
ter, tits d Just and tardy trlbnte to Ihe
body Of aol ps.ngsf ne Con
,federacy. 10 them was glye1, the per- per
Torrance OF dee ds unheard .of. pIevlouss
history and under circums me
a aiWnss n eheerts they
all With a devotion, a heartiness and an
saffection thai eiiciied the admiration OF +
the world The genera era Z, hanrtwn M.
proval OF. this net Ion of his Virginia CON-
FADES. and to urge Its imita ion.s Y. So me Z,
form other " 9, arny
have an abiding place In our J, Z fte gu ons
General Commanding.
fi WILL AM y: NJ IcIlI.E
Adjutant- General and Chief of Staff
This Home has excited VICE b,iIahaS
remains for our people e lDerally sus'-
Nv We ought at an early to ena BE the !
s saianc sg 81 their beautiful building and 10
afford them the means Sof SUPPORTING I, tne.
Inmates of5the Home. IT has been SUE Z
tHaf trends hep
would be for tn en- Is, make up pe,2 Gs,,sS
of provisions---eggs,b utter mans Ii u,l,
frn,tss ~. b e5SdathSa nat his
sussest'on w e ssWRfffEahIliLA ssoJRosSSs
Richmond, I s. a.. gust - 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
Uniqlule Bet,

b In st, Louis o negro has wa ered shis
life on the election o. Roosevelt n onlaj
Roosevelt. be defeated he ma boHna h'm ~,
the Eads bride Into tho NJ isis sipp,i,s Y, me
forfeit of the other end Of the plll IS 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
6 2; ]; ~ 6 z J
IN D1xte lsand
\ Louisville Courier Journal;

The r epublicans are opposing Parker
on The ground elected PEN p
would result In a legislative deadloc k.S
This ought to suit theme pc feet y.s& They,
bent ali their energlesR during the nrecent
BY themselves and a. sdead lock wv iclli
would keep them standing pat sWouIldiI
seem to be Just the situat lon tn at should
please them best. II; 81 y 8 VI d Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

The sum OF 1920 has been subscribed
toward the formation Of a. ma tional park
mo us Lake Dsrct..,it TO carry out the
scheme 10000 Is needed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

.-The Decline in Church Attendance',$ Is
to be one Of the6Gprlncipal subjects Of
discussion at tho Church Congress- TO pc
opened at Liverpool ION OCtobe ~ q. RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

With the coming Of the ''Iar month ana
the oyster the summer girl can take q
rest from her efforts In tho society col-
!umns of this newspapers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

4 IT. is said that the servian government
will Issue bonds for $1,000, 90 to improve
the hospital service attached to the war
ID NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
Montgomery Advertiser:

Good men are often honestly deluded
into supporting DANGEROUS policles, z p !
we believe never In our his ory has q
party so boldly dared to oh allenge his
tory and challenge ~ facts Of common
knowledge as the Republic hypocriLes
In this campaign. iyf5j g III n III n HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
vay trains viii not be counted in rIo-

way trains VII not DO counted N y sH u
lvernher. "
"a NH sssssg f=@==-==---==---ss ts Z. :.
II wort do 20 be too cock sure OF f'arkr-
er's election Just because General Miics
Is not going to vote for Roosevelt. Az
s5I III --s--=-s=--.---t-==--=---=- n
Tie deadly parallel columns now bop-.
bing UP before Mr.. Roosevelt viii call f fsr
a. new brand OF Sstrenuousness.
5seS " s--=Es---=.=E----
The last veto had but little Of the sweet " e
ness OF the final song Of the departing q
swan.
see-s=--=----@ N atls - Is
Anyhow. the balloons that didn't go N IN
the air can 20 on exhibition at the e Dig z
Fair FAX ii IN
4 " se-s-==----- sis
A whole lot Of politicians are are declining
to follow the good example OF Mt. Hill !.
Z sss 3ss-=-=-=------[s .8s8
This years almanac kes tao stock "
the idea OF a short, vigorous campo ign NJ
vstoes that don't veto anything m might 9 n
as we'll not be written. 4
2s-.-s=..---=---=---=fdt ~
Good morning, Mayor M cCarthy. Here rts' 2 !
luck to you. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

sistG Gorge Washing ton Dunn, Of San Fran
cisco IN aturalist, and "A in his n LAY the
friend and associate Of the. great ones OF
the scientific world. has been admitted
5tosthe almshouse.t@ He is Bentirely hout4
funds, although Che5 has an ento mologlcal
and botanical1 collection, which, al a. nat
5urallst's estimate, is worth S100, 600, tf not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

f To supply the German sugar IA ctoriess
about S.200,000 tons Of beet are req uiredi
annual y- S;fi 81 y I 81 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

No matter what may he the result OF
the election, tho politicians can Il head off
the big crops this year. They are too
near prolific maturity, 8S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

"A Few Foreign Facts.
vi n 1903 the gold produced In the Trans
Vaal was worth ISL, OOO, wv. ss55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

Dublin. a, cityewith avery large Cath
ole popula ton, has no Catholic cat hedral.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
vetoes that don't veto anything might
North Carolina Sentiment.

The Raleigh Post explains thu: u
In the Northern marke cts wa termelon y :
are;said TO be a drug. II that means tns
the rket is Hlutted itis aoa dffhter en-
S se'' here ra g i large citizenship
taH the Tsd ans e he boil
B The Raleigh Times says: 81
8 This is the era when college professors
Interest that used to be felt "a literary
@ p Iin vii tel whether these
new departures shall be indicated BY the
e iksaeassD sh nd bs laae
4 The Wilmington Star says: gss VII a q
II Remher + j Beverly, the Anson. county
has marksaed fo
hlmself land family than he can get out
of tRooseevlts 81 negrophesque stunts Les q.
sons Of Industry will put more ;r dust N
darkey's flour barrel than yyill ever w +. ploW
in through the open door OF no Is IA
& The winston Salem Sentinel:
1t Is 4 significant to note that the qies-
ton OF educa tom Is receiving moreB atten-
ton In this State at the present time
psIs tbs as vel aRf9,l nal
campai gn. Il Just &psS long as ta grea 7 body
any State
Just SO long will the life. Ok thq5
be- and for this reason he more tho !.
rough education of the ma So eSg is2especl ny
deslra bl E. The connect ton between. poll
tics and education has q !. OF been VI subj II !
In the pSsat sad sas
must be regarded as one OF the most en-
couraginH signs OF the times
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Birmingham Age Herald; u
+ Cabinet officers are not under the civil
service law. and they can, n ser
goVernm ent employees, r.
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B General Luis Terrazas, the richest man
ina3 Mexico, and the great es I'll and owner
in the world. will shortly visit the u nited
States, n a. four months leave of absence
having been granted him by the govern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

III Frank Rowland, Of Little Rock Ark u
has one &of the most valua BILE collections
of mine rails. geologi cal specimens and !n-S
dianrelics, hichi he has been thirty years
home h as been especially prepared TO ~ -
vide for ri display Of his treasures. sa3
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The Home for Needy COME de-
rate w omen.

Editor 81 The Times-Dl ispatcf: j5s 7;a4s
q sr.-The folio wing order Issued by the
general commanding the United COME Il
crate Veterans. will be Of Interest to our
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

Talking about peanut politics, we are
reminded that the congressional primary
In the Fourth Virginia District Is near
at hand a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

All of the straw votes now being cast
at she summer resorts ana on the rail,
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Personal { and General.

SSDr. Harry T. III Marshall e grad uate Of
the q q Ohns Hopkins Hosp ital, las been
elected 5pat biologist of the Baltimore Med
zeal College, to fill the va cancy made by
the resignati ion otS Dr.. 3 r.. llSon.s
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Aug,lsta ChronIcle:

3 Augusta Chronicle; 81 IA n 4
"A granddaughter Of efferso Dayisgi y
Butfwhat good does all this do WI n 9
man like Roosevelt In the iyS hites y ouses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

The last veto had but little Of the sweet e
ness OF the final song Of the departing N q
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Florida Times Union = n 8al rs. Fl
From the length Of tins. r n9 9hr sGr
is reason to believe that the old man
4 has come to the conclusion tina there re
worse things than dying poor Il m ists 81 n
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We do not approve lynchings, but II
they must take place now an then, we
could hope that they would all be done
up as was that one, at Weiuer. Texas.
VIII OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ il4 s!s a
In the Sixth District the Hon orable Car
ter Glass has enough Of an excuse for OPP
position to create some interest in tho
returns on election night.