davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-02
I'M


City Market to Casino and Thunderbolt via
Bolton Street Junction
Beginning at $3.50 a. M, cars leave Citv Mar
ket ior Caslno at Thunderbolt every half hour
Cars leave Bolton Street Junction IS minutes
after leaving time at City Market.
Beginning at $50 a, m, cars leave Live Oak
Station for city every half hour until i2:Os
midnight.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-02

"a montgomery.
BETWEEN ISLE OF HOPE AND
THUNDERBOLT.
~. Isle OF Hope. Lv. Thunderbolt
IN IN I'm. Am. Pm
e .VU 900 N:22 6.3S
~" su 1922 7:3S
M3 Minute wait at Sandfly.
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Seine Wetne, Bbi8ties, 9i'
qu0re uno @iearren 81 baben in
Shols' Saloon, Ilomos Bloaa.
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Der Bar aas ber eytstttsmus.

Gtnem 2onbpner 9latt tpirb aus
pstsrsburg bermelbsts Dor stnigsr
4stt mo4ts Der Gar bic 8etanntf9aft
ttnsr geptHsn osnobia @uGaestp, elmer
f46net lnb 6o4sebilbeten jungen
rutbentf9en Dame, BITE i'm @tanbe gu
istn bsbauptet. BITE 3atunft porbersus
fogsn. unb stpar NIT Stlfe zines neien
"Details, bas rabto>attiDe Gisenf4afs
ten hitBt unb 8tlber Der tommenben
Greisnthe auf etuen proteitionsf4srm
ptrft. Brdulstn Galacstp fo[I ben Sac
rtn iiberseust habsn, bab RuBlanb Elm
fur4tbares nnglid nab benz anberen
srtrassn maHsn pirb, ehs ss t9lisbIt9
BITE Saparer bsiiegen ptrb. Inter ans
bsrsn 9ilbern Iieb Graulstn Galaeafp
anf benz proietttonsf6trm etns unbes
jttrnmte 0arfedung erfneinsn, aus
bsren lea9tenben umriHen Der Gar
port Wrt9ur in 3rammern lieaenb unb
fdne Uiotte tn BITE 2uft gefprenet err
fannie. Cine Reibe tpsttersr uuqIuds
lt4er gretentfe fir bic Rufen trat
nod auf benz S9trm in Die Gri9et.
nung; aber f9ltsbtt1 fab man bic
Jopaner F9 aus Gorsa Surldsitbeu,
tpdhrenb BITE fiearei4s ruffifde Mrmse
BITE 96ben binter i6nen befebte.
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9et0er Iiu6 es meiitentsils bic Rabs
ten, bic un8 am i%ernftea itebeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-03
0te .,oaabNebter aerapatn."

Sn @al5burg, Sefterrei4, itgrb por
Sturgeon Das 78idbrtse SrauIetn &ae
tbdrtna S4etbrsitsr, etpe geborens
@abftabtsrin. Oils 1~2tGbriees Mab3en
trat tie In elmer 8amiiie als Wagb Elm,
perlieB TIRE Setmatb unb beretfte nit
ibren 9errf9aften ale flnf Grbtbetle,
ft9 babel bic RsuntntB Der engitf4en,
fron5Biti9en, itaIienti9eu, arabtf9en,
neusrte9H6sn unb tiirtt9en @praae
anstgnsnb. Das @eritdnbRiB Der less
tersn ma4te ie I'm ruffi3ptiirtti9en
&rteg ben franS6ff9sn &rantenf4tpes
ftern %ptIfommen, benen ie als Doll
metf9 bienen tpnnte. Wtebrere Sabre
mar ite In Qmertta, nod Idnger tn
RonftanttnOpel; fe bat Der grDffnuns
bss Sueatanals beigspohnt, 5petmal
G4tffbru4 s~stttten unb etnmal bel
stnem 8ranb ale tire Sabfeliateiten
perloren. 8et benz TN Muguit 1886
gslsgentlt4 bss 600iG1risen Stabts
~jubttdums bon Rabitabt ab9ebaltenen
btitorif9en 8eftaug itelte 8dtburtna
5deibrstter Bic Morsoret9e Maultafa
bar, ,eine mortante Gnergte berz
rat6enbe @eitalt," tpie Elm bamalt9er
8ertdterfatter t~onitattrte. 8islen
Grembsn unb 8eiu3ern Der Salaburs
ger 0omttr9e purbe bic rRabitahter
9ersogtn" als 8eitbertn Der Sabdts
trafit unter benz 9ombogen befannt,
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Die WjerlanSer 9radbt.

Nus 9anbura fpirb permeloet: Die
dIts @tsrldnber Eraht, bas ,o1e It9,"
tpte bic NterlSnber fasen, oerf6pinbet
msbr unb mehr. Die iesige Generation
Der WierlGnber bat ben mobernen Gtns
fIlfen sesenuber ntdt jenen 2onierpas
ttsmu8 betpiefen, Der in O~bsrbapern bic
0plsstra9t ni1t bon Der moberueu
Rtetbung ~berbranssn FEB. No6 bor
etttAen Sabr3ebnten Bot Ftd BEN Srems
ben auf benz Mebberee in 9amburg eth
malertfhes Bib, ala bic 0terldnber
unb bic 2eute aus benz Mltenlanbe nod
f6mmtli9 in ibrer alien ldnbIt9en
&ra9t erf9tenen. Sn ben leBten Sab
rem purbe bic 3abl Der 8terldnber &C.
miifebGnbler, 6te in alter 8ierldnber
Sra9t auf benz MeBberg tbre Muatsn
feilboten, INNER gertnssr, unb sulebt
mar es nyr nod elmer, Der 3db am often
btns unb iid BON benz rolen Ti4"
nt1t trennen tpnnte. Gs mar Siirgen
Neutpert aus Neuensamme, Der felt 81
Sabren ~itGuotger 8sfu9er bss Marttes
auf benz Webberg mar. 9eutpert bot
ieBt nit Ridfi4t auf feiu bo6es otter
(77 Sabre ben Gemiiis> unb 8lumen>
hanbel uufgegeben. Mtt i6m lit Der
lebte Der 9iettdnber, bic in ibrer alten
9taht nab BEN hamburger Wartt tas
men. pom MeBbers perT4punben. Sur
nod einige @ierldnbertnnen, bic glei9>
fats auf benz MeBberge @emiiie fell
bteten, erbltdt man bort in ibrer dlten
angeftammten Srddt.
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sdillerfrikes III 9apalt.
Gtatnaftises Uttttel sar ABtptbr 8ege'
phtdJtbss9sFstte &ebrst.

Std e1taft1See Uftftet sur MpWeDE BeBe"
phtatbes8sfsne eeBret.
Sin eigenartiges sMittel member laut
ben Quf8eidnungen elmer Dame, BITE
Fd piele Sabre in Sopan auf9ehalten
bat, bic bortiaen 5aultinber an, I'm
it6 sesen l1neersattgtett poer gesest
0eraeNn ibrer 9ebrer 3u tpe6ren. So
tit bies Der @trsfs. Wenn eth 9ebrer
ungsrsat, partsttf4 1T, 10 fiblen unb
ptfen bic 8tnber bdS febt genou, benin
Rtnber boben eth flares Redts9efhhl.
sic DerfammeIn fid unb bef6lieBen
q~emetnfam, am nG9ften Morsen bic
RlaHe ni9t gu befuden. 94on neurs
bis s~e6njdbrise &inber bonbeln 10; ge<
p6bnti4 ais6en tie lire @ltern ms
9ertrauen, unb BITE Gltetn ftnb auf
tbrer 9ette. Ddrauf pdblen tie etne
8eputatton unter iid nnb biefe begibt
ii6 gum 8iirgermsiiter, I'M Tim BITE
@aGe Dor3utrassn. Die Qn9elesenhett
nsrb unterfl9t, unb fteQt iia BITE Be-
f4perbe ber Rinber ala begrinoet 9srg
aus, 70 fptrb BEN 9ebrer %befo9lsnk IT'D
su beHern, ober er bat ben Dtenit gu
qufttfren.
Die G6Hler ftrifen nod aus dRbsren
uria6en, gtnmal, BEL elmer gEturs
fon, lam IS bpr, bab 3pet 2e9fer uns
ter bensn, bic bic @9ller besleiteten,
Gait tranfen, berauf9t nurben uub
ff6 8u aanten onftnsen. Dte S9iilsr
traten 5ufammsn unb ma9ten aus,
baB Qe6rer, bic Suptel trtnten nnb jia
8anfen, eth fale9iss 8eifptel atbeu
unb bdb eth aebrer baau bo lei, fetnen
@4Htern Elm gutes 9etfptsl gu sebeu.
5te ftrttten unb perlangten bonn 8arp
germetffer bic gntfernilns Der 5pst
5eute, bie fib pergsfen batten. unb fs
tpurben entfernt.
Sn einem @pnndiium mar eth surps
pdi{4er profeFor anssitent. Sebr
balb erfu6ren bic prtraner, bdb ibr
reusr profsTor eth ftunbalBfes 2ebsn
fibrte, unb tie tratst aujammen nnb
bsristben: ,Mtr foIsn btefem Manne
M9tune eripsifsn, bsnu sr tit uufsr
0ebrer, aber felt MIR tptfen, tpte er
| lebf, tit es unmBeti4, Jpn gu a4ten;
geben lptr gum Direttpr unb ~perlan9en
fptr feline gutlafung.4 Der Otrettor
mar fsbr unslidIi6. Der S4ulbise
BIN alIetn h." fagfe ct su ben iungen
2eutsn; Id babe mth nur ndA fetnem
RBnnet erfunbtst unb Gle mttfen Su>
seben, baB er cine bebsutenbs SntsIt>
8ena tf."--.Gr TT cine Snteltssns unD
Elm 59petn,A bebarrten bic qrtmaner.
,2stber til er auf flnf Sabre en9aeirt,
nnb ptr tDanen thn nt6t losperbsr.
obne ibm bis garae Gumms ausouaabs
ftn,S fubr bsr Director fort. sd
bttte gte baber, ee6en sic gum 9tir>
| esrmstfer unb perlanssr gle mstp
gntlafung; i9 BIN berstt, our gIhn,
fas mstne hnDprfdtistett. pie uus tn
btefe unaneeneAms 0age gebra9t bat.
Inetns Stelle ni~ebsrsulseen." 4ber oaa
betriibte bic SGiitsr aufri9tig. rgaetn.
fogten fie, pnt9t gle biirfen BON uRs
furt8sben, bern Sic fteben BET uns uler
~ bober @atuns, aber tptr iperben fel=
Der at isnenl germ btngebsn unb tim
faser: ,gDtr fsnnsn Sbr 2eben uni
tptf tpoGen Gle Htdt msbr. Menn St,
nod stnen Duntsn Gbrgeftibl baben
BARN DerlaHen gle Sapan, obne auj
S4rsm Rontraft gu PefteAsn.' Uni
bte WrtRauer tbafen 70. Der prpff'
FIT 6orffe alb.
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ennhlente TIM gne.tolpienft.

Sn Der englit4en Wetropple an Der
Tbemfe Fat es i@on Dtslen aeutsn, unb
namentIt6 Grsmben, R~opfstrbrs4eu
Deruria4t, baB man @6ubtsute boyt
man9mal an Orten unb NIT 8d&df.
ttsunsen fe5t, bic ausenf9etult6m NIT Der
polt3ei nf4ts sut6un BADEN. 60 tpmmt
es Dor, baB Elm S9uBmann ais 8abns
bsamtsr fungirt unb bas Billet abs
ntmmt, In Muissn unb Gilber9ausrien
petft sr ben Weg, ia, fosar tn Maarsns
bdufern TT er. fretli6 aumeiit In Giptl,
gu finbsH. 0ie5e S9ublsute tpsrben
bon Der pplioet6ebbrbe 9etpiFermaben
Oermktbst unb fir lire Dlsnfte mub
8~e5ablung gelsiittt perben. 4u9 bas
rBrtttf6 Wufeum" muB fir fsine 90
QoIiastbeamten bsSableu, bas Saupts
poftamt fir feline 10, fosar bus purtns
nent fir feline 10. SIN @ansm hoben
Inv Sabre 1902 StaatsQnitalten unb
pripnts 1888 mann beffdfttet unb
babIung fir ie an bic pOlisstDerpals
flung sslsiitet.
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gelepboniert an CdBS Il Stids
badBer fir iraeuo pelde Nrt BON
EDbameiier Wp. 504.g
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0imIanmma:

Vile Rameraoen Der Snoianer.
Expedition unter General
W ileS uno @eneral Mc&ins
lie i'm Sabre 1874 iber bic 2lanOs.
Gitacnoo lino freunolibit eriubt, ibs
rem alten &amernoen BoDts an
Der Nnrooftede Der II. uno
MnrftsStraB in st. q0ui5.
Wi 0. 5u beiuben.
Sic alte Nlma miro ~reproou=
siert uno be Zones Stag
q e miro guh ben @e9 5eieen.
Norei1e: E. 0. LANCE Wine & Liquor Co
T. 8. 2anae. Bref. tBoots).
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@alfif9s pa9fsn fs9r f9nel.
70 BOB es Tid tuum Ipbnt, bte tungeu
S6tere gu erIegsn. Dor 20 Sohren
purben iibrtssns iGbrlta esgsu AGO.
900 SAB Wulftf9tbrau g.pOrnsn, test
TIT bic Sa9resausbeute auf 10000 Sab
(sttpa 100000 @aaoHsn) Aerabsss
funfsr
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Shols' Saloon bietet einen
angenebmen Nufenthalt.
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5hbweitteras wilnmt Gnn

Benn Jbr @ud iraenopo uteoer'
laiien pDllt. thut es entlang Der 2i'
ME Der
%an Mmtpnip x xtranias
YaB Oabn,
inn 6artenzD iftritt oes States. @e.
lunbbeit unb Rlimo uniibertrDfeu.
Bilige 26nbereien fIr ben Sarfner,
WnrttgGrtner, Obfts uno Bieb5i6ter.
Weaen @inselbeiteu menoetgu Id an
g. S. Wartin, s.. y. g.,
San Nntoniu. TeraS.
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Die Ghampipn MGhnlnlhine

bat oiel 8orteile, bic iie empfeblen.
9ein iiberfliiliae8 @emibt, fein Sc
rauih. tein Bug an Der Seite; leidte
Reaeluna oe8 Meliers nit Dem 8itt=
man=8Do. 5u haben bel 2luOrep8
& So. ia x 116 Sitos Stores Str.
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0te & tolupe muroe in
sr0Bsren Mengen in Colorado bisber
nun I'M H~odpforbzO iItritt i'm Qrtonz
fastbale an9s6aut. Die 5armer i'm
nOrbli9sn Colorado 6aben ii4 jebo6
nunms9r sntf4toFen, bieIsn eintrdg@
li4en 3peig Der Qanbpirtbf9aft aud
auf ihren geiibun9en ein3ufilhren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-03

HbeumattSmus ut m oieIem 8llma
i6merSbaFter als irgenb Elm anoeres
2eiben; miro burh @imer q 2lmenos
Mesept Wo. 1881 gebeilt. y. s.
@ h mi ct. 4asnt. 0ouiton, 9eras.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17
The Thanking Privilege.

Milwaukee News:
The abuse of the frauking privI-
lege, by which members Of congress
are privileged TO send free of charge
public documents and speeches
through the mails, is notorious. An
instance Of the abuse OF the frankiug
privilege is seen in the Smoot in
vestigation. La the course Of iuvesti-
ton Mormon tracts have been in
troduced as evidence. These tracts
will become a part of public docu-
ment, aud may be distributed with
ont the paying OF postage
The ranking privilege should be
abolished. II the matter that Is sent
free through the mails were subject
to postage, there would be no de
dcit " in the postal department, II
is the abuse Of the ranking privilege
and the eNorbitaut compensation
granted the railways for carrying
the mail that make the re, niue OF
the service insufficient to meet its
cost
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17
That Insurance SCareCrOw.

"The capitol building has been
mainly destroyed by fire and there
was no insurance. Gov. la Toilette
dropped it,
The above is going the rounds OF
the anti administration papers, and
is only fair sample of tho wilfnll
misrepresentation of Gov. La Fol
lette appearing in daily aud weekly
papers, unquestionably paid for so
doing by the money kings who are
arrayed in opposition to the COVER
nor, Who Is Il staunch friend of the
common people, if anything.
The facts are these: Governor
Scodeld placed insurance upon some
OF the state building without any
special authority of law To do So
His net caused considerable com
ment throughout the state, for 1t Is
usual for states To carry their own
risks. Governor La Toilette in his
message to the legislature did not
advocat, any particular plan OF IN
surauce but advised the legislature
to settle the matter by law. Early
in the session, Senator Mosher, n
leading stalwart, introduced bill
providing that the state should car
~ its own insurance and creating an
insurance fund. The bill passed the
lepislature almost unanimously,
Senator Miller of Madison, being the
only senator voting against it. Sup
pose that after the passage OF this
law, Governor In Toilette had con
tiuued to spend the states money
for insurance? What would the
Sentinel and its echoes have had to
say then about the dictator aud
"one-mau governments
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17

in turn refused to produce these con-
tracts, and the commission took the
question to the circuit court Tor the
southern district Of New York, which
refused to order the production of
the desired documents, or To compel
st7s. ala. essSAa stso,Ss re3a-
tive to the prices paid for coal The
case was then carried up to the court
Of last resort.
The decision of the supreme court
will hinge upon the point whether
the doings of the railroad constitute
public or private business. Counsel
for the railroads claim that the
transactions are not only irrelevant
but that they are of "A private nature
while counsel for the Interstate Com
merce Commission hold that the
facts they seek in regard to the
prices paid for the coal mined by the
so. He'd independents have a direct
bearing on the transportation prob
lem.
As common carriers, the railroads
are public servants, and the logical
view would seem to be that as ser
wants they are amenable To the
wishes Of their masters. This Is not
to say that the people should have
voice in the control of the railroad
business, but to assert that In the
matter Of rates, which Is now large
ly controlled by law, the railroads
should be willing to show to the adj
ministrators of the law all the figures
which bear upon the proposition
that railroads must treat shippers
alike, and must neither discriminate
against individual shippers or groups
of shippers, or organize pools Tor the
purpose Of controlling competitions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17
More Misleading figures.

Platteyile News.
The railway companies have had
compiled IA pamphlet purporting to
show by comparison that Wisconsin
Railway rates compare favorably
with those of Iowa for like dis
lance. The pamphlet is "a work of
art as far as deception Is concerned.
For instance, rate is given on pota-
toes in carload lots from Ipswich,
Wis, and Brtram, la, each a dis
lance Of 2l0 miles from Chicago.
Elmo. Wis, ana Otis, Ia, are two
more stations compared, and IN these
case the Wisconsin points are given
Some advantage in rates. Let Us in
vestigate Bertram and Otis, Ia, are
IN potato country and do ship po-
tatoes To Chicago, while railway
records show that there Rerer has
been a car toad Of potatoes shipped
from either IpsUich or Elmo, and IT
is safe TO sag there nepcr toiU be.
Another comparison gives Lancaster
the advantage over Iowa points IL
shipping flax by the car load. Any
one who knows anything knows that
there has not been q car toad Of Far
Shtpped ont Of Lancaster IN t}ccHty-
foc yeurs, and prob0bly ReUcr lcii
BE- On these commodities, which
are never shipped, it is very nice IN
the railroads to give II very cheap
rate To Wisconsin stations simply
Tor the purpose of comparison. The
book does not dispute the fact that
Plntteville pays about 20 per cent
more freight on a car load OF lumber
shipped from Necedah than Iowa
parties would on the same amount
of lumber shipped over the same
road from the same Necedah to a
| town the same distance away, only
| in Iowa instead of Wisconsin. Iowa
| has a commission to regulate the
| freight rates. Wisconsin has no COM
mission, but will if Gov. La Toilette
is reelected and a legislature in
sympathy with the Republican plat
form elected mt the same time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17
En- mily DiScipIipe.

Dr. Tuckerman, classmate of William
Ellery Charming, was one of Chan
ning's few intimate friends through
life. They were always extremely
frank with one another and sometimes
gave each other sharp answers. On
at least one of the recorded occasions.
says Mr. John w. Chadwick in his life
Of the great preacher, DR. Claiming
came out ahead.
Or Tuckerman ON one of his fire.
quent visits inquired for Mrs Claiming
ana was Informed that She had gone TO
Newport TO open the house for the sum.
mer.
"Alone" asked Dr. Tuckerman. Or.
Charming assented, and Or, Tucker
man, responding, said:
DO l understand you to say that
Mrs. Claiming has gone into the coun-
try alone to open the house for the sum
mers"
THAT is what l said. Or. Tucker
man"
well, Or. Claiming. you will per-
mi, me to say that | should not think
OF asking Mrs. Tuekerman to 20 to
the country alone to open the house for
The summer"
zen Or. Cranning laughed his small.
dry laugh and rejolned:
Very likely, Or Tuckcrman. and il
you should most probably she would
not go"
upon questions ., large public
interest were immediately taken up.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17
Needs Sincere leadership.

Catholic Citizen:
jeremiah Rusk was governor of
Wisconsin for three terms. There is
this precedent for Gov LaFollctte to
run again; and besides, the more inn
portaut fact that certain reforms for
which he has stood, especially the
primary election idea, have not been
fully wrought into legislation The
disposition ofcertaiu elements in the
Republican party Of Wisconsin to 80
back on the reiterated promises al
the party platforms seems to require
for the party at this juncture strong
and sincere leadership.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17

IN view Of the action OF Republi-
can congressman in body assembled
at Washington last week, when they
boisterousiy cheored the suggestion
of Speaker Cannon for president las all
intentional slap at President Roose-
welt for his advocacy of the prosecu-
ton OF "grafters,n was not our recent
congressional convention little pre-
mature in its endorsement OF the
President
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17

MONDAY, the supreme bench, the
highest authority Of the land, de-
clared as illegal and void the merger
of the Northern Pacific and the
Great Northern Railroad companies
known as the Northern Securities
company. 1t was decided that the
only object Of the merger was to pre-
vent competition. This is practically
an endorsement of one Of the whole
some doctrines advanced by Gov
La Follette in the interest of the
people.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17
Notice of Judicial Election.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, |
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Notice hereby given that the Judicial Election to be held in
villages election districts of the State OF
Wisconsin, the first Tuesday April d. 1904 being the nth
day of said month the following officers to be elected towit
Justice of the Supreme Coun accordance with the provisions
chapter the laws of 1905 whose term OF office Will
begin the first Monday in January, 1905.
Said election be beld and conducted votes canvassed and
made in accordance with law.
Given under hand and official SEAL at the CAPITOL IN the
city of Madison, this Goth day Of February A d. 1904
rsEM1 JAMES A. STONE,
Asst Secretary of State
To the County Clerk Of Iowa County
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17

A LITTLE red hand book bearing
the title "The Truth about Freight
Rates" il now having it's run. The
conclusion reached by intelligent
independent minds, after careful
Inspection, is that a more appropriate
title would be, "The Truth Arts
tically Masked As all might readi-
Nv surmise this little red book was
complied with the special desire OF
convincing the people that there was
no need Of the establishing Of rail
road rate commission in this state as
advocated by Gov, La Follette. whose
systematic, exhaustive and instruc-
tive campaign along this line has
aroused the inter, st and admiration
of iustice-loving citizens in every
state in the union. Don't forget that
this same little red book has been
compiled since the reduction of rates
in Wisconsin which went into effect
January |, last, and that the position
taken so fearlessly by GOV. LaFoll-
cite was what brought about the re-
duction, if anything did.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Iowa COUNTY,
DoDGEvILLE, Wis, FEB. 20, 1904. ]

Notice is hereby given that the Judicial Election to be held IN
towns wards villages election districts of the County
Iowa. of Wisconsin, Tuesday of April A. d. 1904
the fifth Of said month"; the following officers to be elect
ed, towit
accordance with the provisions
chapter the laws of whose term OF office Will
begin the first Mondy in January, 1905.
Said election conducted canvassed and
made in accordance with law.
Given my hand and official seal the City of Dodgevie in
said county, the 10Th day of February, A. ID. 1904.
rsEAI1 BEN THOMAS, County Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-03-17

TITS better to stand for princtpt $
and .faU, than not to hare any prin-
siple at all
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.


Unique Cleaning Rooms-c. A. John
son, successor to Shaw & johnson,
the cleaners, is now located at 200
Commercial street. He does a gem
eral pressing and repairing bust
ness. Specialties: Skirts, silk
waists, kid gloves, gents clothing.
etc. Phone 2614 5.2S-1yr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
Charm Of Neatness.

There is an exquisite charm about
a neatly dressed woman. She does
not wear her hair twisted up careless
ly as If just about to fall over her
shoulders. Her gloves are not rip,
ped at the seams, nor are any buttons
missing from her boots. Her veil does
not reveal a hole over her chin, nor
does the binding of her skirt show
ragged in places.
Not many women show their tidl-
ness in all these little details, but It
is pleasure to meet the girl or wo-
man who is, TO use slang term, "well
groomed." The cloth gown of such
a woman fits her without a crease,
and there is neither specl1 nor spot
on it. Her linen collar and cuffs are
snowy white and remain properly
fixed in their places. Her gloves do
not wrinkle, but button smoothly over
her wrists. Her shoes are kept clean
and polished Her bonnet or hat is
pinned on straight and her hair is
neatness itself. She is the picture of
delicate finish and wholesome order.
Would that we could come across her
somewhat oftener