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Should Back Up.

This failure 10 observe fundamental
rules has cost many runs this season
and few games. If it IS continued
the Senators need never expect %
crawl through the hole between seventh
ana eighth places The men have the
ability and the willingness TO get to-
gether. and it is TO be hoped that they
will do 1t.
In discussing the team Coughlin
should be given fun praise for the mar
ner IN which he is playing the game all
the time. He is hitting wei. covering
his position wei. and with the exceD-
ton Of kittredge, IS showing more Of
the never-say-die spirit than any man
on the team. When he hits the ball he
does not stop to see whether there is
any necessity for running, but ducks
MS mead and ScOOts for the base. ] 81
us hope some Of the others win take q
leaf from Bills book
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-18

James Butler viii go after the team
record with Judee Green (2:l0I) and
Consuela :. (2:1Hal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-18

Harold II. eco. the Canadian PAGER.
will be campaigned through WinuiDeg
and the great Northwest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-18

Country Jay (2:lO19 is said to be jog
| ging sound.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-18

! superintendent Gilman has the Charles
! River Speedway in splendid shape for
/ fast work these days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-18

Louis Winars C Brighton. England
offered cup Wor : 90 guineas for trOt-
tiers at Ain rec -ADril IS
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Away With Dunkle.

The third inning was also disastrous
under the personally conducted leader
ship OF Dunkle and he took a rest at its
end. for Mason took his place. Mason
started in like winner and seemed des-
tined TO give the Senators d chance 10
cop the coin.
He sailed along with great success
until the ninth inning. when lac did the
swiitest piece of ballooning that was
ever seen in this city. In n moment he
became absolutely helpless and the
White SoX nearly strained their backs
whaeking the ball here and there. Be
sides allowing safe hits he gave a pain
OF passes which resulted in runs and
put the Senators hopeIessly in the rear
IL was all off after that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-18

Lee Strauss says Virginia Beach Will
be the great automobile track some day.
He also declares that French machines
are better than American.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-18

dash was established in New York city
on MAY 30. 1896. This is probably his
most remarkable performance. His last
record is that for 800 yards. which he
made at Travers Island on September
% 1896. His time for the distance was
O.3O IS
Successful Director.
The high school officials are fortunate
in obtaining the services Of so promi-
nent and well versed a man in athletics.
Wefers scored his frst great success as
director of athletics this spring when
the Middies defeated Lafayette by a
large margin in their first dual meet
with a college team.
The boys who contemplate entering
the many events on May . are daily
at work on the Georgetown i'm and out
door tracks which have been placed at
their disposal by the Georgetown Off
Gals
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Wen. ii was a dirty outrage. that's
ali; II was a put-Up job" a statement
Is Deing prepared that, il is said, will
make some radical charges.
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Mason Fades Too Quickly.

Mason viii hardly Go. He is too unre-
liable He is all right for awhile. but
fades away so suddenly ana completely
that The game is lost before the manager
can butt in and chase him TO the cactus.
re seems TO lack the physical stamina
10 pitch more than four or five good in
nings and should get into company
where the opposing batters win not be
able 10 take such quick advantages of
his explosions
Donovan has done much TO improve
the team, and he and all the boys de-
serve credit for the better PLAYING that
mas been done recently. but Patsy
shQ.id get an ak, a spiked club or
sof-1e other gentle persuadeI and drive
teamwork into the nine Backing up IS
almost an unknown or FORGOTTEN art
among the Senators. Each man looks
after his own position. and with one or
Two exceptions none Of them gives a
thought 20 supporting a man who is
taxing a long and risky throw.
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Eastern League.
ToDAYS GAMES.
American League

Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit az New York
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Barney Oldheld is in New York trying
to get reinstated by the ruling body Of
automobile racing, so that he can com
pete in the big races this summer
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HandibOe, Districts second baseman
handled himself more naturally than
any other man IN the game.
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The Hannigan Baseball Club has sign
ed the following players: Crossnn. Carey,
r Barron, J. Toomey. n Toner. s.
DOwney, A. Graham. L LecOmpe. NJ
MahOney, J. Stokes, and y. Stokes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31

wiekami. Wydany " ]. 1925 1925
Staple Of News" zawiera
djalog nastepujacy: BIalwierz'::
,,Tu jest napisane, 70 niejalkz:ii
.Korneljusz Sohn zrobil Ho-
niewidzialnego we
gorza, kt6ry plyWa " porcie.
Dunkierki j zatapia wszystkie.
okrety". - Pennyboy: ,Jak
sic to robi?' So Cymbal: ia
to panu pokaze: Jest to au-
tomat, kt6ry biezy pod woda,
ma ostry nos j zwinny ogon,
zrobiony jak 5wider. lynn o
gonem krecion miedzy zebra
okretu; dop6ki mu ME
dziury j ME zatopi
CO.. - Pennyboy: ,,Wspania-
y wynalazek" zn6w do
w6d, re niema mic nowego
pod s}oncem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Observation-Disclosures pQpQCopQDQ
. ClEKAWE RZECZY. g


sEEfEs
brala 6mierc zone pc Billet
MEM pozyciu, . Dc zadnego
: trojga pozellionych dzieci
poj6t ME chcial. Do smutku
mad strata zony przy}aczy1o
sic wkr6tce uczucie zupelne-
go. osamotnienia, kt6re go
%przywiodlo do samob6jstwa
przez powieszenie. Bedacy
" r6wnym wieku robotnik
Hermana byl przez a lat 2
.rzedu zatrudnionym " miej-
skim zakladzie gazowym, "
ostanim czasie zaczal choro-
wac, a ME majac nikogo, kto-
by 60 otoczy} opioka, uczu1
sic bardzo samotny j niepo-
trzebnym .nikomu. w chwili
zniechecenia i spotegowane-
go smutku powiesi{ sic. W
garderobie gazowym ma haiku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
w Bruksei

rozpoczq} sic pred trybuna-
Tern cywilnym process, kr6-
lowi belgijskiemu, Leopoldo-
wi, wytoczyli wierzyciele cor
XII jego ks. Ludwiki kobur-
skiej o spadek po jej matce,
zmar}ej kr6lowej Maryi Hem
ryecie. Do skarzacych prey
laczyla sic druga c6rka kr6-
la, hr. Lonyay i jej malzo-
mex, kt6remu ojciec zaprze-
GA r6wniez prawa do spad-
ku, obliczonego ma miliony,
a nawet, ;ak sig wydaje z
~pierwszego dnia obrad sado-
wych, pozbawi} ia be- po-
przedniego zawiadomienia jej
i tax JUL bardzo skromnej
renty. Poniewaz widzia}a, re
grozi jej niezasluzone niczem
wydziedziczenie, udal4Hsie hr.
Lonyay, jak motywuje jej O.
'bro6ca, M droge sadowa v
interesie c6rki 2 p~ierwszego
ma}ze6stwa z zmar}ym ma
stepca tronu austryackiego,
ks. Rudolfem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Me kaD sic.

Pred niedawnym czasem, donio-
sly dzienniki, re jeden z %doktor6w,
szukajacy taniego rozg}osu, poleca}
ludziom by sic ME kapali. ale teorye
te. odrzucili wszyscy, re wstretem.
C<yste mysli, W czystem ciele, jest
has}em amefykahskiego narodu.
.Powierzchnie ciala 'utrzymsmy
czysta przez kepiel srgan6w view
netrznych, uzywajac Trinera Anne
rykanskiego Elikseru Gorzkiego
Wilma. Jestto jedyny niezawodny
XVII kordyal zoladko
Wy. Zrebieny Z czystego soku wi
nogsadovego i dobierenyeA ziii,
ME posiadz ~w}a6nosci usypiaj2cych,
ociazajacych Tub truc;zny. Odbudy.
wuje .ciato, ME ube4wladnia orgra~
now, ale dale tymze potrzebna sile
do wype}niania funkcyi Zo}ad.k
}atwo przyjm;e wszystsk pokarm,
organa trawienia pracowaG beda
harmonijnie zdrowe czeSci pokar~
mu przemawiac v zdrowa, obfita
krew. Taxa krew jest esencya
Nigdy ME kupujcie c.ysz-
czyciela krw;, takiego, co nispoko,
zolsdek. Trinera Amerykanski
Ellkser Gorzkiege wina, zawsze
dosiega zrdd}a z}ego Do dostania
Y Aptekach Tub u fabrykauta los
Triner, 100 So Ashland Ave,
Ills P,lsen Station
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Spalenia ma stOsie..

w louisville W stanie Mis-
sisipi, spalono zywcemna sto-
sic murzyna i murzynke,
podejrzanych 0 zamordowa-
ME bialego czlowieka. Tlum
u;af ich, ukrytych v mocza-
rach okolicznych, przypro-
wadzil ma zadanie braci "a
~mordowanego, ma miejsce,
gdezie zbrodnia by}a spelnio-
ma, uwiazai do slupa, wko-
panego v ziemie j otoczonego
drzewem, oblal nafta j pod
pail. StraszliWej tel egzeku-
cyl przypatrywali sic tax
mezczyzm ak kobiety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
w Wiedn1iu,

ST. 4ANE EHss &.
y cyrku rosyjskim Bekiete-
wa, spadl akrobata wiede6-
ski monsieur Eelan" 2 ko-
lem swoim 2. t. Nv. Looping
the loop, przyczem oderwa-
Ia mu sic Cd twarzy szczeka j
jedno ucho. w ten sam dzieh,
podEc.,zz,as polu1'd1lniowego pred
staWienia produkoWal sic 2
ia sama sztuka pred cesa-
rem J6zefem, kt6ry przybyl
do cyrku 2 wnukiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Smutny bardzo wypadek

wydarzyl sic Z powodu g}u-
piego figla pod ~hanowsrskiem
Muenden. Pewian robotnik
wzia} 3-letnia swa siostrzeni-
ce, c6reczke szewca, ma ~reke
i przytrzymal przez chwile
mad kotIem, W kt6rym goto-
wano kiszki. Naraz usune}o
mu sic biedne dziaoko Z r4k
i wpad1o do kotla. Chociaz
je zaraz Z wara wyciagnieto,
by}o ma ca}ym ciele tax @Po-
parzone, il wkr6tce potem
zmarlo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Spalenie.

w Emden wybuch} 29-go
rano Q 4 pozar W domu kup-
ca Juenemanna przyczem
.spali1a sic s1uzaca kupca wraz
z czworgiem, jego dzieci.
C6rka Is letnia wyskoczy1a
oknem, ale odnios}a ciezkie
uszkodze0ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
NasladoWanie kazdej pOra-
".

Jak czesto rodzice uskarzajq sic
il nasladuja kazdej poradzie daja, a
dziecko kaszle zawsze. TAX to jest
rzeczywlscie Oni ME powinni ma
sladowa6 kazdej porady kt6ra prey.
chodzi W poprzek, lecz daG dziecku
skuteczne lekarstwo. Seyery bal,
sam ma p}uea jest pomocny " kaz-
dym przypadku Jest ono sprseda.
wane przez przesz}o % lat j osia-
gne}o $wlatowa slave j rozglos.
Jezeli wy hub vase dz,eci cierpicle
ma kaszel, sprdb6jcie go. Leczy "a.
palenie gard}a krtani j p}uc. System
wymaga ably nagromadzona flegma
w,apalonych nablonkach by1a zluzo.
wang, a Severy balsam ma .plu,ea
c,yni to, bez wielk,ego wysifku j
ME potrzebnej utraty SIX. kagodxi
zapalenle j wyrabia normalne polo
zenie cafego zrajnowanego rozlogu.
Fan Joz Haranta z Montreal,
.Con,takie sklada swiadectwo diego
wartosci:
T$&EEZ2.#A G.EE%5EW&EA S&%N& 4 S&@WzS&
,,Szanowny PANE Jestem szczes-
Eliwy e odebrafem panski Balsam
pfuca, kilka dawek wYltczylo
mic Dziskuiiee Panu'' .severy balsam
na p}uca leeczy ME tylko zaziebi.nie
'obh1rJypkke, febree +kassel, lecz spra-
via uulggee W chorobach krtani, zapa-
leniu plac, d1chawioy koklaszuu.
cena 20 25 Z. " pospiiesuznycch ku-
rac,siach "a zzaziebienie "a gGnyre
suuziyyw'aajjjcie seyery Gold Cure Il
.tlt,tt5 " klraasidei apiece, albo plsz.
ole Wprost do IN Seyera IS.
da.a.rRaapidasI Iowa prxysamowie
niiacahssaeIo1Ia
~ ! r. = ss sssssMsa aN@6aa sSSssNlssss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
". u6cisku VEGA.

w usClSku W9za.
straszna chwile przezyla
niedawno ~pogromicielka we
low, p. Anna Fougere " Ka-
nadzie; zostala ona oplecioonr1aa
przez. o~lbrzymiego weza, kt6-
rego w}a6nie pokazywala pu-
blicznosci. Cudem uratowa-
ma kobieta tax ~opoWiada 0.
tenn straszliwem zdarzeniu:
,,Bylo ogromnie zimno j mole
gady ME dawa}y prawie ina
k6w zycia, szczeg6lniej oku-
larnik lezal bezw}adnie, jak
HAWAI- drzewa. Wyje}am go.
re ,skrzyni j przenios}am do
cieplego pokoju, gdyz VIE
czorem w}asnie mialo sic Cd
bye przedstawienie. Wszyst-
kie numera programu pre-
minefy szczesliwie NJ pozos:-
talo tylko pokazanie >tego
wlasnie VEGA. Juz poprzed-
Mich dni zdawa1 sic on bye
nieco podniecony gdy, obwl-
nawszy 60 jak .zwykle ma
swych ramionach, wystepo-
walem ma estrada, sciskal
mnie %niezmiernie wie]kiem,
cielskiem. Sadzi}am, re ch16d
i z}a pogoda uspokony go ma
nowo, niestety, ledwie uka-
za}am sic pred publicznos-
cia, peculiar re waz zaczy-
ma sic wypresac i roztwiera
sw. paszcze, co jest oznaka
gniewd. Z~rozsmialam, re gro
ri mi wielkie niebezpiecze1-
stwo, wiedz;a}am i to jednak
re krxyk lnb jakikolwiek OBJ
jaw przerazenia z mel stro- /
ny zgubi mnie bez ratunku.
70 tez ujawszy heb weza re-
kona, wpatrywa}am sig W je-
go oczy, magnetyzujac go
wzrokiemi p~rzemawiajac don
cichym, jednostajnym g}osem.
Ale to mic ME pomagalo, po-
tw6r dusif mnie coraz silniej
W swych splotach i zaczyna-
lana juz TRAGIC przytomnosc.
krew uderzy}a mi do glowy,
zdawafo mi sic, re 1ada chwi-
la upadne, to zn6w mia}am
wrazenie, re lece gdzies W
przestrze6, tracac pod noga-
mi ziemie. Dech moi urywa}
sic coraz szczelniej, wreszcie
przymknefam oczy i wpad}am
W dziwna ekstaze. w uszach
zabrzmialy mi dzwieki muzy-
XII, jakas melodya, sfyszana
W dzieci6stwie, ko}ysala mnie,
jak do snu, ogarne}y mnie
wizye ma tie w~spomnieh z
pred lat bardzo wielu, zda-
wa}o mi sie,ze otacza mnie sill
ne ramie cz}owieka, kt6ry on
81 mnie nosi1 ma reku. Potem
ME widzialam ME czulam
JUL mic. Gdy obudzilam sic 2
orndlenia, rozcinano W HAWAI-
XII pier6cieh 6miertelny, ota-
czajacy mole piersi i szyje."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-31
Wielkie znizenie cen ma "a
ch6d i p6}nocno zach6d.

Codziennie W March, i Kwietniu,
kolej Chicago Great. v estern spree
dawac bedzie tykiety pc wielce mi.
zonych cenach do miejsc W Monta-
ma, Washington. Utah, Idacho j
K%alifornii. O blizsze informacye
piszcie do J. p. Elmer, G. p. A.
Chicago, III.
The Morris County chronicle., 1904-11-08

lcoNTINUEp ON FIFTH PAGR.l
The Morris County chronicle., 1904-11-08
|ROOSEV T AND
FAIRBANKS
Republicans Sweep North and
West Completely.
CARRY DOUBTFUL STATES
Mckinley Pluralities Exceeded
IN Many Cases.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN CONGRESS
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN CONGRESS

New York, Nov. 9+The Republican
national ticket has been elected by d
vote in the electoral college that will
exceed that Of 292 given Mr.. Mckinley
in 1900. The result Of yesterdays bal
loting was astounding even to the most
sanguine Of the Republican managers.
Confident as they were Of success, they
were not prepared for the astonishing
figures which followed the closing Of
the polls.
II Maryland has gone Republican, as
unofficial returns now indicate, the Re-
publican vote III tlle electoral college
will be the unprecedented one of 325
for Roosevelt and Fairbanks to 151 for
Parker and Davis.
Democratic successes are confined to
the solid south. In which kentucky is
included and Mr.. Parker has not car
ried single state which did not give
Is vote to Mr. Bryan four years ago.
Unofficial returns indicate that he has
The Morris County chronicle., 1904-11-08

Contracts for the new clubhouse for
the Morris County Golf Club have
been let, as follows Mason work, Coo
ney 8 Dempsey: carpenter, DeCoster
& Mills. The new structure will be
from designs of Freeman and Hassel-
man, associated architects, and will
be Of the Georgian style of architect
ure and built of frame and stucco.
There will be main building 1856
feet long and three stories high. On
one end win be a wing 40x52, contain
ing a ballroom, two stories high. The
corresponding wing on the other side
of the main building will be occupied
by locker-rooms, baths, etc, with a
kitchen overhead. There will be a
large dining-room on the second floor,
with gallery overlooking the hall,
and private dinlng-rooms while on the
third floor viii be rooms for the en-
ployees.
a feature of the house will be the
great piazza almost surrounding the
structure.
The contracts call for the compile
tion of the work by next spring.
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whelming Democratic defeat ste.ls
would be taken to form new nartv.
To this end. according to the anaotl,lee-
ment given ont Alls Brxnn. NJ NE-.if-
son and William Randolph lie it
would hold a conference IN New York
in about a weeks time.
Returns Came Quickly.
The period Of suspense that Followed
the closing OF the polls was not pro.
longed In no election III recent years
has the result been definitely known
so soon. Hardly had the sun gone
down when the results in New YorI,
began to appear. Bulletin followed
bulletin. each showing large Republic
an gains, and by O'clock it was esi
dent that the great Empire State had
given the Republican candidate ma
jority beyond the predictions Of the
party managers. So convincing was
the story Of the bulletins that at half
past August Belmont at Democratic
headquarters. conceded Ro0seyelt's
election by an Overwhelming majority.
and half an hour later the Democratic
leaders who had managed the cam
paign freely admitted that the Repub-
licans had carried every doubtful state.
There was no disposition to hope
against hope. AS state after state sent
in its Republican majority and the
wires told the tale OF the ballots, bring
ing even from those commonwealths
upon which they had based their fig
ures of Democratic success reports Of
unprecedented Republican majorities,
they frankly conceded their defeat and
offered no explanation. Soon after Mr..
Belmont's admission Judge Parker ac-
knowledged the situation by tele-
graphing President Roosevelt his con-
gratulations,
The perfect weather conditions which
prevailed over practically the entire
country brought ont il vote which was
record breaker ana in this increase
of ballots the Republicans gained more
than their share.
1t is not only year of Republican
votes. but Of phenomenal majorities as
well
Record Breaking Pluralities.
Beginning with the state Of New
York. which gives il Republican plu-
rality Of approximately $4,000, the
tale runs practically throughout the
country, Kentucky alone showing
Democratic gains. Indiana il credited
with at least 10000 plurality, Iowa
~ 900, and Pennsylvania heads the
list us the banner Republican state
With the magnificent plurality Of $780,
600. Even In the southern states tie
vote has been light, Georgia's Demo
CRITIC majority being only between
10000 and 10000 Texas win probably
not exceed 100000. Neyada, which
was carried By MFR, Bryan fo:sr sears
ago, IL Republican, and the indications
are that Montana Idaho and Colorado,
also Democratic in 1909, have gone
back into the Republican column Del
aware Is estimated at about 5000 Re
| publican, Massachusetts about 10000
AMI Connecticut, in which the more
sanguine Of the Democratic leaders
claimed to have had hopes is about
25.D00 for Roosevelt
While on the national ticket the
Democrats have suffered crushing
defeat, they have retrieved themselves
on some state tickets They have re-
yersed the national vote by electine
governors in Massachusetts, Minnesota
4 and probably In Colorado.
| AT late hour dispatches received
1 from Missouri said that the Demo
4 claim the state BY $4,000, but
The Morris County chronicle., 1904-11-08

lost some of those which the Nebras-
kan candidate held for his party. OH
cial figures from some Of the north
western states may slightly change the
totals, but based on the returns now
available the electoral vote stands as
follows:
The Morris County chronicle., 1904-11-08

Epworth League to Hold Rally.
Group 7 Of the Newark District Of
the Epworth League will hold a rally
In the Methodist Church, on Friday
evening Following Is the program for
the occasion
Overture, Sunday School Orchestra
Singing, Hymn 259; Deyotions, Cyrus
T. Loree Welcome, Rev. r. B. Urmy
Responses, Mendham Chapter. Bask-
Ing Ridge Chapter, Denville Chapter,
Bernardsville Chapter, RockaWay Val
ley Chapter, Parsippany Chapter Out
line Of Work of the Group from Stand
point Of District Officers, Frank W.
Goreth. District President; Solo, Mrs.
JnO. j Gill Address, Our Attitude
Toward the Sinner, Rev. k j. HUI
back, Of Mendham Hymn, l54 Seleo-
tions, Orchestra Social hour.
The Morris County chronicle., 1904-11-08

AZ 4 draaatjc climax to the sensa
tional naJor'ties given him came Pres
idcnt Roosevelt's formal announce
ment tlat be would not be Il candidate
fov re-e'eetIon. lending the only excit.
ing aspect to IN Election night other,
wise 50 one sided that it was imnossI-
bic for even tire victors to attain that
degree of enthusiasm that usually
marks The occaslon.
Late IN the niellt came an announce
ment from MeEvln q polilser man-
ager of the ealnnaign faF Thomas E.
Watson. the candidate AZ Tie Peoples
marty that as q resaIt 81 the over
The Morris County chronicle., 1904-11-08

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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
annual Appropriation
Ordinance
oRpINANcE Nd. %.

Be IT OQnAiNED ny THE CnAiRMAN AM
BOARD or TRusrHEs OF THE VIZ
lAaE or PARMA, IDAHo.
srcriox /. That there Is hereby iey-
led ON all the taxable property Wlll'lil
the corporate limits Of the yiliaRe OF
Parma. the sum Of one mill on tiie one
dollar II assessed valuation thereof lo'
the fiscal wear commencing May is''
1901. and all moneys 50 received snail De
placed in the Road Fund OF the village
SEcrfox 2. That there is hereby ieN-
led ON all the taxable property WITHIN
the corporate limits Of the Village Of
Parma. the sum Of mills on the one
dollar of assessed valuation thereof, Tor
the fiscal year commencing May lsl'
1904. and all moneys so recelced shan De
paid into the General Fund Of the VII
lage.
SrcrIox g That there is hereby lev
led and assessed on ali the taxable prop
erty within the corporate limits OF the
Village Of Parma, as Special Assess
ment. the sum OF mills on the one dol
lar Of assessed valuation thereof, Tor the
fiscal year commencing May LIST, 1904,
and al moneys so received from such
special assessment shall be paid into the
Warrant Redemption Fund.
Passed and approved this 9th day of
June, 1904.
+. +. Fisk, Chairman.
h. II. SANMoNs, Clerk.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

Fsttingly and permanently commemo-
rating i'ic vast Importance Of the Louisi-
M Purchase Exposition, the year 1904
viii witness the completion Of the new
line Of The Chicago 4 Alton Railway be-
tween Kansas City and St. Louis Ope-
ration over this new road, which will be
the shor. line between Kansas City and
st. Louis, wifi commence about June IS,
iv04-'onIv a short time later than the
opening Of the Worlds Fair
Ia time Of completion, and also in
other ways, the Atoms new line is typi-
cal OF the Fair. The st. Louis Expo
sition will show the highest examples Of
every product II all kinds in the world
as'wiIl The Chicago & Alton new line
show the highest standard to which the
world railways can be brought. As the
Worlds fair will illustrate the processes
which make American goods preferred
IN the markets Of the world, SO the
Chicago < Alton will illustrate in all
deiails--construction, equipment and OPP
eration--the accepted standards, which
serve rs models for the worlds common
curriers'.
The trains run via the Atoms new
Kansas cityst. Louis line will provide
additional and very much faster service
to and from the Worlds fair city, and
our readers will do well to make sure
that their tickets read between Kansas