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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-07-13
TEACHERS IN TRAINING
How Chicago School Applicants
Prepare For a Regulation.
STOUT AND SLENDER "GET BUSY"

From Massachusetts 10 Kansas Ap-
plicants For Positions Are Trying
to sEN1ake Good" Though In Far
Different Ways-One Teacher Re-
Hes ON High Heels to Aid Her.
This may help some" sighed tall,
Unfortunately slender schoolteacher from
Brookllne, Mass, as she delved into a
bowl of breakfast food with q big
spoon.
mo, thank you. I'm taking only two
meals day." replied short, excess
lively broad teacher from Kansas to an
invitation to luncheon.
The tall, slim young woman from
Brookline, Mass, is a candidate for a
certificate to teach in the Chicago pub
lie schools She is taking the examina-
ton being held at the West Division
High school. The stout miss" from
Kansas Is also taking the examination.
And, like all the rural schoolteachers
who came to Chicago to secure posi-
tons, they are in a quandary. They
have Just learned that the Chicago
school board requires its teachers to
be "of a proper weight, size and pro-
portion, according to their several
sizes, and in good state Of physical
training" says the Chicago Tribune.
As soon as this requirement became
known to them they set out to adjust
their proportions. The tall, slender,
pedagogical timber" who are entered
In the competition have put themselves
on a "fattening diet" eating breakfast
foods aud taking Tablespoonful ev-
cry few hours" of cod liver oil.
The heavy, pedagogical timber" are
resorting to long walks, fasting, vtgor-
Gus exercise and every known method
Of reducing weight.
All the candidates are determined to
mt themselves In fine condition" phys
ically before the examination, and In
many a west side boarding house mid
night oil is burned while slender arms
swing Indian clubs and dumbbells.
But the greatest fear in the hearts
or the lPullulu6 CduOludLCS 40 AOb SA"]
they may fall short in any one or two
Of the qualifications, but that they may
fail to secure classification among the
good specimens"
"I abhor being classed as specimen,
don't you" asked one of the teachers
of another yesterday.
"Oh, l don't mind that If am class
ed as a good one" said the other.
One of the extremely short teachers
was heard to remark that she intended
to wear French neeled shoes when her
height was measured, but a cruel ex-
aminer dispelled her hope by explaining
that the height of the heel is always
measured.
The scheme of putting shot in the
pocket to increase weight has been
suggested also, but it, too, will fail, as
the weight of the teachers is taken
minus the weight Of the clothes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-07-13

pools and swamps, till their
systems are filled with ma
laria and their health under
mined, will find S. S. s. a
most excellent tonic, and its
timely use has manly times
prevented the serious COM
plications that so often
result from malaria.
Good blood, good appe-
tite and good digestion are
the foundation stones OF
good health. S. S. S. sup
plies all these containing
as it does ingredients for
the publication of the blood
and also well-known tonic
properties, making it the
ideal remedy in cases where
the blood has deteriorated,
the stomach disordered and
appetite has failed.
S. S. S. being a purely
vegetable compound, leaves
no bad after-effects, like the
are bad on the stomach a
fortify the system, and the.
the long winter months are
the warm weather finds y
weak, rundown, tired and
is apt to be the ease wher
take care of herself. If
find S. S. S. the best. Medl
about their case. TH
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-07-13
What Are They?

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets A new remedy for stomach
troubles, and good one. Price 70
cents. For sale by Dawson Drug
Co., Dawson; Williford & Co., Parrott
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-07-13
$4,000
Free Samples
You Can Get One.

BLACK WEED, the great vegetable
'@edy for Rheumatism, CatArrh, and
floney and Bladder complaints, has met
FM almost instantaneous success be-
"0se it has made some noteworthy
sSss' Of very severe cases.
MI John Post, Of the Atlanta Fire
pspt, writes:
For months suffered with NV kid
- l made every effort to get relief,
JAILED until accidentally came Ia
'osSion OF bottle Of Black Weed.
~ felef obtained from its use was 90
oS' before half the first bottle had
~" va used, that 1 put aside all other
|kav;D SIues and am now sound and well,
49, Oeen cured completely by Black
80 AT the same time l had an ag-
~ ' a case of Catarrh Of the head
80. shToat. Black Weed has completely
W nus and my head is now as clear
%. SAAoK WEED is sold by all drug
q. A'oO bottle, or we will send
pad upon receipt of price.
pend Your Name =: and Lad, address IS:
Ia, MA sample of this great r.msdv,
a,,ha M Wili be sent absolutely free. 10.
!. win our book containing vAlua-
p 1ornatlon and endorsements.
mention this paper. Address,
Weed Medicine Co.,
8tt0ntG. Ga.
or Sale by Bell Bros
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-07-13
ADMIRAL SKRYDLOF APPOINTED TO COMMAND OF RUS
SRS NAVAL FORCES In The EAST.

Admiral skdof now command of Russi naval forces in the east
regarded remarkable fighter He
the Black feet and said regard the matter putting the
bage that
officials
Admiral Skdof selected succeed Ad
failing his
which generally
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-07-13

Fresh canned syrup at j. W. F..
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-07-13

Altoona, Pa, June 30, 1908.
Ihave alwayssbeeA averse to giving testimO-
NAL and only do now because of desire to
have othACs, benefited by the of your most
excellent medicine. Before using 8. s. 8. this
spring Ivery1much felt the need of a tonic; was
troubled with Dyspepsia and Constipation, and
NV blood was m bad condition. The uss of your
specific hass driven away all indications of Dys-
pepsia, regulated my bowels, enriched my blood,
and causeds to gain 30 pounds In weight, so
that I feel TN better physical condition than
have 10, years. In my Judgment there is no better
tonic and blood purifier on the market than your
preparation, and unhesitatingly recommend It
SUCH a. L. FISHER
strong. potash and mineral remedies, which
ma nerves. A course of S. S. S. now will
Impurities that have accumulated through
more, readily and promptly thrown off and
gu in good physical condition, instead of
debiAtated, with no appetite or energy, as,
2 the system is neglected and nature left to
YOU need a tonic and appetizer, you will
sal advice without charge to all who write us
G SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-07-13

Canton, Ohio, Aug. 8, 1903.
Gentlemen: s.. s.. s.. is good medicine. keep
it in the house all taas while. It is excelIene
tonic to give strength to the system and tone Co.
all the organs. Itsives appetite and energy ana,
makes one feel better in every way. 1have fOuM0
ut also an excellent blood purifier. For month@1
was troubled with, itching skin eruption ON
the face, and tried specialists and many reune-
dies to get cure, bEt 8. s. s. is the only medicine
that seemed to relieve. L am now comparatively
free of this eruption think great deal Of your
medicine believing it 20 be he best blood purifier
and tonic knownto the world to-day.
MRS. FRANK HORNER.
1880 e. Seventh st.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21
gnsstieueiter i ct. &anl.

Sen banif-norRe @uleatba Strife, 1876
[ Gbomas st., nar Como She.
@u6stienelte bner Senoog 6or,
mi00og 81. 1890. Sgnoagsitole
SCI. 1910. ung6oansmS6e 81.
$50. Mftentieneite ST. 7.30. Sp.
bDg9eliesmg6e 9ns6ag @ften 81.
8. Mn6reos 6. Epcbien, &ref,
914 @orbo ct.
9anff ebane.s Intl. ct. Step1ans
Strife, &i6rnet at Orleans cg 5te-
4bens @treet. @u6stieneite bber
@6n6ag 5ormis6og &l. II. @bn<
oogs{bole ST. 8. S. 81. Mneerien,
@r@it. @opel: 118 Sing ct.
&orb Treliers nurif<lntberffe Me.
miebeb. @%a16stieneite bber 6gn,
bag 6orm: &. 1890 og Mften SCI.
7.30 / &opel1et paa Sale ct. rar
'@berburne Ipe. Se~n6ogsifoIe
&. 12-1. M1le @fonbinaper
biertelig belfoume. @ep. g. ..
2aurbammer> 1872 Gberburne
Abe.
Gmamnels nerff>lnt5erffe Menisbeb
(Souges @pnooe) bbIoer @u6stje-
|. neite bper Senoag Tormi66og 81.
1870 cg @gnbag Often 81. 7.30 /
&irfen paa &igrnet al Canada og
| ID. @treets. Spn6o9slfole fra
| ST. IL til 1. Ealtor Sir. 8. 8ro=
baug, 298 @illioms ct. Mlle er
belfomne til @uostieneiterne og
@pnsagsitole11.
Sen morif-oamife 8aptiitfirfe, &jer>
net of Mi1for6 og @oo6bri6ge @B.
@u6stienelte b:er Spnoog ST.
1890 Sorm. og 100 Mften. 81.
$50 l~1ngoomsmp6e. Gorsoag Mf=
ten @. 8 8gnnemp6e. Sen norjf=
6anIfe 8optiltmenigbeos ling
aomsforening my0er / lit 2ofalc
bber @snoag 81. $50 @fterm. ST..
Milfor6 og @oo6bri6ge cts.
Gang og Muiif al Il. S. Songfor.
WIe @fQn6inobcr hiprteIio ppI=,
fommen.
Srefpl6igbebs norife Gu. lntb. Mcnis=1
FEB al Sen Gorene6e Strife. @1,os>'
tieneite @6n6ag 6orntiooag 81.
1890 og Mften 81. 7.3O. Spr-
6ogsffole @l. t2 til 1 / 2ofolet pao
&iernet al 5berbl,rne ct. og Tor-
rington Mbe. 80. @nter(ie,
&reit, 4O7 @bo@les ct.
Den m%orif=banifc Met9ubiiffirfc, 81.
al 8roo0mup & Is. ct. Cubs
tjenelte 6orm. 81. 1890. Mften
7.45. hinge Tolfs @pmort6 2igo:
Senoog Mften g.. 6.45 og literert
Meoe 2. og T.. Girs6ag / Moor1e-
ben. 8gnnemg0e bper Ons0og
often 81. 8. S. 81. Safobien, @o-
ltor> 289 -. @treet.
Spmooens norif eb. lmtb. Menisbeb,
81. al Canada og 13. @ts., boloer
@uostieneite bper 5gnoug Dorm.
81. 1890 og Mften SCI. 7.30. Sgn=
6agsffolen mbber ST. 9 Gorm.
S &apellet paa &ibrnet al Meo-
neD og Carl @tS., er Ser @gn=
6agsitole bber @enooe @ftermib=
Bag 81. 8 og @u0stieneitej&I. ~
Mften.
S &npellet poa 81. afi@t. Ml=s4
bans og @berburne Sts., naer3 Ser
@gn6agsifole bper 5gn6og Otter
mtooag ST. 3 og @ae6stieneite 81.
|. 7.30 Mften. Gbomas Milsion> So
l. itor, Cor. 6l1ller & Marion cts
&reiten treffeS / @irfens @tu-
oereberelle bper Tormto6og fra
ST. 10-12 og bper Mften fra &I.
6.3Q-7.30.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

&%pliticbeicn bar u0lopet cit Sc
lpn1ing paa $500 til Dem, Scr fon
gipe Splysning ON bpem Ser hor poe=
logt Yatrplfnsl Ell pao @iprnct al
annapolis % Suf0alc SITS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

gift EFT aniet 2ege, 9r. 6. IS. MfaI=
cbom> &rofesior beb &omline Uni
periitets 2egeifole. &an babbe fire.
bet Ell BOG, iom bleb forien6t gjen-
mem Soften, men 1om Mutboriteterne
flasiificere6e ule6elig, bborfor baa6e
8orfatteren % 8ogens l16eiper, 8:
9. Burton Der of 8pen> 6pmtes til
Is @aoneoers 9pboIo / @tillmate,
|SRngiel. 9r. Malcbom beb6er, a
8ogen alene Dor ifrepet i bi6enlfobe
ltgt 9iemeo, og bans &olleger beteg
ner Domfelbelien iom / ollie @enleen
Der opreren6e, ct 0pergreb mos hi
0enfabelig Gorifning og moo Grpf
f%efrtbe6en. Sagen oil blipc in0on
fet for M Brepelie og ONT forng6en
appelleret giennem ollie Snitonier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Nler Telinifp or FIN - Nor CAN'T
n,el, men alligepcl il,lobcioren / S1oz
brl1ostpHrier. Uorleoen ltob ban /
NoIitiretterl, o%nflogct fpr Ct n~atli:lt
Snobrl,o / Eiait Bros. @roecrp
Store, bpor ban l1iol 10 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Mmes Sa9en. S Ons6oes ofllut=
teoes 6orbGrene, og Sogen blep oper=
gipet til Sl1rpe11, ser life furbe cnes
ON 11ogen &ien6elie og 6erfor blep
%oflfeotget / 6ormio6ag. M11lig pii
.5agen blibc optoget til np Yrepelie .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

nmffpa. Reere titttee> esamsimass,.
S..!.xzs 4ano % &staoer til at arbetot
- fpr os I fin e9en 9ientstao,,. ueiae
nu9le til at reiie for oA. = otaote SLABS 70,
8tnteren ener tor belle a4aret. Son e2.5C
pr 9ae. -DaattbeIiet 8trtta taes fort SEA:
pttaI. 9nelie behspes tile, men n.aa babe eobe 9lrt
befalinser. Gor nermere Oplbsnineer ftriu til
H. MILLER. Mgr,
27O.278 WABASH AVE., CHICAGO, ILL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Sibitc 2broae Mften blep ser ieien
%fpretoget CIT &o55io poo Sc laofolbte
@linopigs / Miomop 9iltriftet, % CIT
ltpr Mrngoe 9riffeporcr fonfiiferct.
&o55iocn bar foranleoiact al en- @or=
gcrfomite, Ser / oenne Sio fsrer &lo=
&c mos Yolitiiergeont 8l10p pco
Nrior Mpc. aGtotton for Yligtforlpn1=
nelie. Yolitiboorbet fan n9ppe ig=
1orere ct ioo cflotort 8epis poo Mn=
flugcns @crcttigelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

2i9et at :. Mcpcr, Ser for ct gar
Tigers 5io iioen fori nonot ira lit
@jem poa &eit Sepentb st., blcp for
lcoen fun0ct i1Dcflemt mcllem CT Sci
Semm1er / 6loben. 9iyet por bpA=
ti0 forIaact, bpilfet Gprpnercll mcncr
or lfet / &onbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Mre. Nmna Mc9onnell, en- gon1s
mel Some, Ser bne6e / 254 Moboma
st.. blep iibite Monoag Mften poo=
fiprt al ct &ocf Sslano Tog / Seer
bcoen al Stote st., ga bum pil0e
goa tiers oper Sporct. &en0es enc
Nrm blep fnnlt og n1oatte ampltteres.
Eoo @rruno of be110es fremrpffebe
Nlbcr n1eues BUN life at fun6e font
ne Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21
u. G. Gyhfen,
5ofulreoaftor.

Torretninesfsreren treffes Saslig
paa 8iaoets &oHtpr, 46 1tnio,t
81pef, mel1em 11-2 % ttnise
bper 2proas Mften fra 6-S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Subn @angbau, cit Mano mes ct
Srebe1t, blcp forle6en Mften a,t,
bolot al Ell @tratenrpber paa @a6en
% befalct at bolbe @enoerne / &ei=
ret. &ongbon gob imi6lerti6 &gpe,
rem CIT grun0ig Dragt 8rDgl % bol6t
bom, til Yolitiet Tom tillte0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

4t9l RuIlu11NSIS t fuNt SlHA'''
annapolis po SufOulc Sts.
Nler Telinifp CT FIN II Nor CANT
mel, men alli9epel fulobcI uren | Sro-
brl1ostperier. Uorleoen ltob ban /
YpIitiretten, mfloget fnr Ct notliJt
Snobru0 / Eiaff Bros. @roccrp
Store, lnpr ban ltiol 10 Gents.
2i9et at =. Mepcr, Ser ior ct Ear
Tigers 5io lioen ioriponot ira lit
Silent poo &eit Sepentb st., blcp ior<
leoen f,n0et inOeflenut mcllcm cn Gel
Ssnmer / 6loOen. Siyet bar bpA=
tig iorl laoct, bpilfet Goronercn mcner
or lfet / &onbet.
Subn S'Sap, Ell iSorluer fra Belle
Slain, ofgif fnrle0en ueO Gpben pau
ct. Solepbs @oipitol lpm Telae al
ct &11ipltif, Ser b%ihra9tes ham, ga
ban fprlpgte at muglc iSreb mellcm to
MGalD, ser ilngcs peb cit Muftinn /
&elle Yloin liolte 2prbog. Sphn
Cunningham CT orrcl teret for at TO-
DC beguoet llouaoen.
@plgatba &irfcn* &pinoeiprcnina
oibplbt forlebeu &nlg al @eltnrellc
n1eo fplgenoe Helultot: Erriiocnt
Mrs. s. g. Eetericn, &%iccprr1ibcrt
Mrs. Mnno @ouli len, &oslerer Mra.
Caroline Geterl en, Scfretur Mrs.
Spren @onlen. Tprel1i11el1 mpocr
nrlte Sorsoog @ttermiOoog hos Mrs.
=. g. 8eterler1, 800 Meltcrn Mne.
Snfub &ciiingcr, cit Murer, ltof
1orleoen lin slrbejOsfomerot, Gonie(
@e0berg, / Mopen mes CT &11ip, lom
Tplge al bpilfet @e6berg III, be,,lig=
ger poo 8pbolpitolet / Ell fritilf Sil=
lto1o. gegge Munoene aarbejoebe
pao Sen npe fatbolife ct. 9ernbaros
Strife poo @jprnet al @erol1i1m %
S(lbcmorle ct. og fpn1 op at lfrn6es.
&eiiinger lio0er orrei teret.
Sames Mc9epb fjprte iiolte 1irs=
Dag Mften lamme1 meb Ell ing 90
me forbi set 1,pe Goltgus peo Morfet
st., 6o bans Nutpn1obi( folliocrte
mes Go11oipringet. Stpbet bar
iaa pololomt, at SEN l111ge Came flpi
uo af Sognen og fol0t mes / Gono=
fnmmen, uOen BOG at toge ~olporligc-
tie Sfabe. Mc2eob berimo0 blep
oDgtig forllooet. Molfinen er &rog.
Sesit lie Gaitello ogere0e' Carrie
Station forleOen / en- Saloon poo !.
og 8roolep Sts., i0et fun blep orre=
iteret og forflare0e / &olitiretten, at
bun boboe ien6t ber10es 6a6er til so=
loonen ines SIS for at fjgbe Ell Spon6
9l til ben6e, % ga fan fom tilboge
11oen Yenge, troe0e bum, at Soloon=
monoen bapoe inpbt bom for 8elpbet.
Mt Ell Tu0er meh Ell ioo boobef nlb
9otter for ege11 &e9ning fun6e bope
gjort Saofjpb at boa6e &arer %
gjemt cenn UNDER Gelten fal0t ben=
oe fife ino. Sum mootte bg6e SIS.
8illtam $. &rmser % bons &,,:
itru unogif meo @s6 og neppe 81:
ben be6 at iprinee u6. af @inol1et
onoen @tage paa &uiet 541 50. Sc.
bent ct. Sors0ag / ii61te nge. Mr
&ruger ejer @rocerDbutifen neoel
nnoer. Ser bar paa en- l,ppflore1
Moooe gaaet Sl6 / &uiet, og oa Sc
tonot at Sloen bab0e afifooret oer1
Srappepejen iprang Sc r0 al 8inou=
ct. Mfrs. &rl1ger brnffcoe &ropc6e=
net og fit inopen6ig Sc fo6iaelle me-
oenS benoes @on6 flop n1eO at foo
Sqnoerne 1lemt ifaaret poo @las-
Itumper. &uiet mes Snobo neo-
branote totalt. Sfaoen er $4,000,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

til
New York, Chicago,
st. Louis, Duluth,
Winnipeg, Grand Forks,
Fargo, Hillsboro,
casselton, Comstock
og st. Cloud.
Kjober og sa1ger
Korn, Provisioner og Je~rnbaneaktler Hof
kontant e1ler paa Margin.
aorretn'ne med Landd,.tri!Rterne en- Specialized
Skriv, telefoner eller telegrafer til os ok
Meddelelser og Markedslister.
Martebsberetrtmo
toe iioite u9e, pp til ben 10. Dft.
Webbelt at
3bas. G.2ewte d Co.. Uetnsueabprts. aqfu,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Mcls Mmberipn,en 8remier / Smo,
ia Scrnbanens 2ienelte, blep iibltc
6reoog Morgen frnit % Stumper al
2igct ipreot longs Sporet / 9lt st.
Nal.l. Mnbcrion bar for nplig font
men fra @isconlin % efterlo0er SUI
ltr1t % ct 8arn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Mcoems &aitor Berger lto6 %
prrbifeoe / lin Strife poo Cliper st.
% San Slpfe Court liblte Spnoa1
Mfter, brpo Sppe ms / Set peD ST
Sen al &irfen liggel1oe &rnltebus og
ltiol Splntpi 3 Sperfroffer pg CIT
@iolin, en- Del at bpiltet boq lenere
fonotcs / @ooroen. Nfrs. Berger
far gipet &olitiet cit 9eifripelle al cit
ing Man6, iom ringe0e 9orflpffen
list fpr bum git / &irfe.
CONNER Mcnsielacr u. @clium, cll
al M%or0pcitens @ionerilrilter< ofgif
lioltc 2pr0oa Mor9en peb 9pocn /
ct. 9ufos &olpital, IS Mor gol>rn1el.
Gen Mf0p0e par iftc olenc prominent
/ mango &etning ipm @orger, me,l
tilli1c cit S,,riit al Sang. @on be-
groncocs liolte SirsOog ira Gbrilt
epiifopole Strife. Oct Ser / Snr6e=
lcsbe0 gjpr0c Sen gon1le @etslrroe
elifet al Dor @pcs Sl1obpggere por, at
bon / i'm Sis peb Ell &etsoft bcpirfeoe
at ct. Saul blcp Minnclptos Sppco=
lto0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Subn G'2ap, Ell Var,uer fra Belle
Slain, of9if fnrleoen ueo Geben pau
ct. Solepbs @oipitol lorn Selae at
ct &11ipltif, Ser bibro1tes bann, ga
ban foripgte at mnglc Ureb mellcm to
McllO, ser llngcs peh cit Nuftim /
&elle Nloin liolte 2prbog. Sohr,
Cunningham CT orrc1 teret for at ho=
DC beguoct lloooOen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

&arfinperinteubcut Mnilbanmer
bar fjpbt SapanS. Nlante1.oitilling t
ct. 2olts, og ogter til '6proorct
Gomp at onl0gge Ell iopanciiif @apc.
Gn i%oponclilf @ortner bill fore toa
Hlm1tningcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Sibitc Manbaa @ftermiobos no=
brpo scr Slo / Sfolen uoe / Sigh
moob, nnoer bpilfcn Set Ell SiO iaa
ret trl,cl1oe uo. SEQ 29rcrin0ernes
% Sc ltpr1te 9renges &on0utte lpffe-
0es set imiblertib at faa 8prnene no
og Sl6cn 1luffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Srpbenm Sbeater poa Z. 5treet,
ner Senneptn, ptl blipe oabnet f6rlt=
fommenoe 2er6og. Sci bill bltpe ct
flint &au6ebille- og @ariete S6eoter
meo ct &rogram> 1om bill pefsle buer
nge, og iom 8eitprelien loper oil BIZ
ne noiggt me6 flor 0mbu.
Gn ny Mrmorp 8psnims bill blipe
opfbrt set fommenoe Mar / 5teoet
for set ga1mle Mr1norp paa 8. @treet,
mellem 1. % 2. Mpe. Ser er fjgbt
BDggegrnn6 paa &enpoo6, mellem
8rpant og Ml6ricb gpe. for ca: $16>-
900. Sen ii0ite 2eeislotur CAB Sill
laoe1ie til n0ite6elje af Bombs for
|$150,0o0 for ct MT alrmorp, iom bill
|blipe en- al Sc itprfte oq mufffeifte.
BDgnfn9er at 6eentn11e glrt4 b6ter ge-
item.
Gn 9on,felbelie, ser far baft
11moaoelig 0piigt % Sorbitrelie
blatot 9Ggerne Der / 8pen, og 2an-
oct DDer. er 6pr Hpr ! QdrhnnS nhpr1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

@ulgatba &irfen* &pinbeiurcnins
oibolbt forleocu %olg al Seiprelie
neo fplDelloe He lultot: ErGliocnt
Mrs. s. g. Eetcrie1, &iccprr1i 0cut
Mrs. Mnno @m1lien, &oslerer Mrs.
Caroline Eeterien, Sefretur Mrs.
Spren @o1len. %6orcl1inaen meocr
1rlt tie Sorsoog giternniOoog hos Mrs.
:. g. Geterle1n, 800 Meltern Npc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-21

Set bcrberenbe itpre @boleialc
@r%ocerpfirma @riggs, Cooper ans
60. bar Ieiet Tolep ans &elleps gamlc
8ygning paa 3. % @iblep Sts. %
bill / 2pbet al cit Maane0 paabegpn=
Sc Silpirfningen al 6eres eget Gut
bp % @racfers for at bpbe Er11ltelt
Groos. 9et oil fo1te $4,000 at fou
Gabrifen iltonb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
LTTTLETON ON ISSUES.
He .IdUiSes Democrats to Take Id
rantagc Of HdnHaS Death.

Borough President Littleton outlined what ia his
opinion. should Doe the features OF the next Demo
cratic national platform. lu address made by
him before the Brooklyn Democratic club q their
rooms No. 2d NontaEue-st.. last night He showed
that most OF the leading issues Of the party in
past years would not DO this year. JIe referred 10
Hanna a. the last Of the constructive statesmen
n the Republican party. and declared that his
President who stands ia the same relation TO the
Republican party as Bryan does 10 the Democratic
party Now while Republicans are OF their guard
may claim our own"
After Mr.. Littleton had declared that the Demo
cratic party had been blind since the Civil War
and had practically admitted that the Republicans
had been right an the great questions. he men
TONED the following some OF things Tor which
the party would have to stand.
First-The preservation Of the gold standard Of
money. because every enlightened nation IS stand
ing Tor u and because our whole business life Is
Secoud-For the revision OF the tariff 80 as 10
take away the shelter given 10 those wtfo do not
need a. and yet leave enough revenue TO meet the
demands 81 the goyemment
Thlrd-An honest and economical administration
Of the affairs OF the Philippine Islands and a plain
statement OF the fact that they in no condition
20 take the responsibilities 81 citizenship. any more
Inan the negroes were al the close OF the civil
FoUrth-For the speedy CONSTRUCTION of tl,e Pan
ANA canal. because Il Is the most needed OF q a
proposed improvements
These suggestions are old he said but they
have the advantage OF leaving cut many things
which would plague Us. The man who would place
the poor on one side In the political life OF the
country and The rich on the other deserves political
extinction