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The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

Henry Watterson does hate William
j. Bryan most awfully. What's it
all about? 1t looks very much as if
Mr.. Bryan has overlooked Watterson
and has made the latter feel that he
''is'nt so many in national politics.
Watterson's last screed ON Bryan.
would make Bowerv plug ugly blush
and yet Henry Waiter son has posed as
a master of English. Mr.. Bryan does
we'll TO ignore Watterson and he does
it we'll in his attempt thus far. And
right there we believe is the kernel in
Watterson dirty yelping. No better
way TO kill off thing or an individ-
ual, as to forget they ever existed.
This evidently is Mr. Bryan's attitude
toward Watterson. Anyway western
Democrat need care little for what
Watterson and the Courier Journal
sav. Both worked for the Republi-
can auxiliary ticket Palmer and Buck
ner and when you have said this. it
is enough said to explain western dis
like to Watterson' hypocrisy.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

When the railway to the gilsonite
fields, building from Crevasse. is com
pleted. golden opportunity is pre-
sented Grand Junction to pave her
streets in whole or i'll rart. Lying so
near the natural beds of gilsonite.
which is practically asphalt, the pro
duct could be brought to this city at
slight cost. 1t is now hauled to Rifle
carriage of $50 per ton being. paid
and then reshipped TO st. Louis and
locally distributed from there as
base of supply All this or at least
the greater part of the shipping tariff
could be saved Vernal, Utah, has
splendidly paved on its main thor
oughfares with the natural product.
If but three squares of Main street
conld be paved. it would add wonder
fully TO realtyvalues all over the city.
The city could afford t" forgo for at
streets and allevs. save the absolutely
necessary repairs, to secure this ines
timable public improvement. For
years The Sentinel has advocated such
step. 1t may require little nerve
to undertake such an improvement.
but it will be a wise one whenever
undertaken. Nothing in our judg-
ment would he quite such a great Tor
ward step toward our destiny as west
ern Colorado chief commercial city.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

U. S, Senator Joe Burton. of Kau.
sas, has been indicted by Federal
grand jury. sitting in st. Louis.
Burton's otfense was in accepting five
checks for 5000 cash from the Rialto
Grain and Supply company of St.
Louis. This company's methods prom .
ised investors so per cent on their
money and it caught suckers by the
wholesale. 1t was bucket shop
proposition and Burton's affected in d.
noeence of the character of the com
pany for which he asked favors and
immunity from the postal authorities.
will not convince people, who have
lost their money. Anyway a United
States Senator has no business TO be
travelling in such company. Senator
ial togasshonld 5e made with fringe
OF mud, and not from the royal purple
il such as Dietrich and Burton are to
wear them.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

Lyons, Colorado. people are be-
wailing a loss of from $40, 600 to
S100. 600 through the collapse of some
sort of secret fraternal insurance and
investment organization. which failed
in Omaha. The dispatch states that
the order was founded ON the get-rich-
quick process. Every effort to teach
the people tho fallacy of uch invest
ments have been made by the public
press. Exposures have been freely and
thoroughly exploited and still many
are found easy victims. 1t is becom-
ing more or less general sentiment
that too many fraternal organizations
now exist They continue TO multi
ply nevertheless. The head officers
of most of these organizations have
fat and easy berths. Unfortunately
too many. so called fraternal societies
exist and were instituted solely to
afford such sinecure positions for we'll
fed and lazy officials. The member
ship of these orders support them by
dues which many can i'll afford to pay
that the organization in which they
had such firm belief has become insol-
vent. their finances having bet II alb
sorbed by the expense account. Put
( your faith in those orders only which
through adversity and the test of
years you can find worthy of your sup
port and membership.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

If you want to help along the Fed
eral building proposition, the most
effective plan is in the organization
of state clubs. bearing the name of
your native states aud then write let
ters to your respective congressional
delegation. If you are not acquainted
with the congressman and senator's
from your native state. write TO some
one who is and get them enlisted in
behalf of Grand functions Federal
building. 1t was found that in the
last campaign made to secure a FEEDER
al building. no more effective method
was employed than in writing letters.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25
In Tuesday,s issue of the Cincinnati

In Tuesday 5 Issue of the Cincinnati
Times-Star appeared an interview
from Senator j. B. Foraker in which
he stated, II would like to be dele
gate-at large from Ohio. If the re-
publicans cf Ohio should think me
worthy. l would be glad to go The
big four of the Buckeye state at the
present time are Foraker. Hanna.
Nash and Herrick. Three ont of the
four have been governors of Ohio. the
state that has given to the country
many noted men in the field of noli-
tics.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

Joe Swan SAYS some good things in
his DeBeque Bugle and here is one
that was published in the last issue ::
''Now that the young man of Grand
Junction has got after Mr.. Bryan with
his editorials that are now two col
umns wide but no deeper thpn they
look, the Nebraska gentlemaon will
surely have to hunt the tall and uncut
timber. ~
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

Strenuous Teddy was ON his mettle
Saturday and announced to Governor
Durbin that Senator Hanna has a
perfect right to become candidate
for the presidency If he chooses" So
can any free born American over
twenty y-one years of age. The XII
kenny fight now going on in the re-
publican ranks over Roosevelt and
Hanna makes the Democrats smile.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

If the schemes of the commissioners
from Colorado are carried ont at the
st. Louis Worlds Fair the fruit dis
play frcm this state will be the finest
at that great show. Already MANY
carloads of fruit from Colorado are
now in that city awaiting the opening
of the fair in NAV. An exhibit for
Mesa county will be there.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

There is an order before the Ohio
legislature to make the carnation that
states flower. in honor of the late
William Mckinley, who always wore
a carnation in his coat lapel. 1t
would be n worthy measure on the
part of the legislature and an honor
to a good man.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

The wife of the editor of the Love
land Reporter states that 1t takes all
the poetry ont of one's soul to wash
dishes" Make Thorn wash them he
has enough poetry stored away in his
soul to last both of you through life
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

There are fourteen physicians in
the Ohio Legislature this term. They
have decided upon concerted action
with a view of making war on patent
medicines, The first move will be
the introduction of measure requir-
ing the formula of proprietary rene
deies to be printed on the bottle label
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

The Roosevelt followers throughout
the country are announcing that their
delegates will vote first. last and all
the time for the hero of San Juan hill
The question is will there be enough
Roosevelt delegates?
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

The picture on the cover page of the
Ladies Home journal. is worth its
price. Look and see if you can recall
just such a condition in your own
youth. Would you refuse from either
one. what each so lovingly seem to be
receiyinpp
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

The rich ore strikes in the Creede
and Cripple Greek camps are proof
positive that Colorado will sUill con-
time to be the greatest precious metal
producing state iu the Union. Valu-
able ores have been unearthed in both
of these noted camps within the pres
ent month.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

Some one has tritely remarked that
when men fail in every other pursuit,
they become reformers. Glance back
and see whether your memory recalls
anyone. who proves the truth of the
above assertion.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25

After all it now looks as though the
newspaper correspondents made the
warlike news from the Orient sound
like it has for the past two weeks. Z.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25
lime TABLE.

d. 4 R. G. GOING WEST.
No. arrives 2:20 am. Leaves 3:O5 a. m.
No arrives 12:55 a. m. Leaves ;15 y. m.
No , arrives II y p. m. Leaves II ;35 p. m.
d. & r. G. GOING EAST.
No arrives Y 40 a.. Leaves u 81 q. n.
No arrives 8 10 "A. m. Leaves 6:25 a. n
No & arrives o % p, Leaves 6:45 p. n.
NARROW GAUGE.
No 31j arrives :05 p. m Leaves 1000 a. m.
COLORADO MIDLAND.
No 108 arr. Z As p m. No I04 leaves .{5 n.
No 100 IL Is p. No los leaves & - p. N.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Veaetariitber 8iinfffer.

l1eber ben beriibmten rufiif9en Bib
bauer Shirt SrDubeBfoi eradblt Elm
Wttarbeiter bes Barrier r6isuro":
Shirt SroubeBfoi, elm baumftarfer,
bartlofer Hiefe, tit Elm i~iher5eugter
0esetarier, Der nibt einmal Mil1 unb
gier seniebt. Oie Mlil6 tit ibm elm
rOiebftubl on Der natiirli9en Nubrung
fir bic &dIber," bas 81 Elm runsebOres
mes Subn." Gr fpridt nit Der tnneren
ueberaeusuns zines @poftels unb bone
merit sessn ale 8ssfftsafs unb S9nibel,
als tpenn bic rSleif9frefer" 8erbre@
der pber penisftens Sbioten tpGren. Gr
Iiebt bic Sbiere nit elmer ribrenoen
&tnbli9feit unb lebt in feinem 9auie
in petersburg nit einem 8dren, reurl
9unben, 5pei WDlfen unb einem aaz
nin9en sufammen, bic er ale gu @esez
tdriern erspgen bat. Sett feds Sabren
riibrt Der Shirt fem Gleif9 mebr IN.
Or lebt bon @emiiien, In Oel eefo1t,
bon Sdlnt, bon trDdenem 8rpt, BON
roben Trii9ten. gr fiblt fi9 BET hiefer
2ebenstpeiie febr ppbl, lit unb ibt trdf@
tiger als friber unb bebauptet, bos
6eilmittel sesen ale 3rantbeit in Der
pflanSenfoft eefunben gu haben. Die
Geinf1mederei lit ibm ni9t nur cine
@eidmadloFsteit, fe erideint INN als
Elm 2aiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

= @tner 10 be 2eiz
flung fam ii9 bic 2pnboner ngpening
Nens" riibmen. Inter ben politif9en
Na9ridten bra4te fe unldnsft neben
pi6tisen Melbunsen bonn 3riesss
f9auplab unb aus @iso folsenbe seoz
erap6tf9e l1nsebeuerli9fsit: rNuf benz
8%pbehiee lit cine iapaniIde Slotte ers
!disnen, bic iia ibsr Sirol in bic Sc
pGHer I'M polnifden Seegeftabe beges
BEN pirb." Wenn es als S9erS ges
meint mar, 10 ftebt es iebenfuas an. Der
unri9ttgen Stele. Wonte bic nGpens
ing Stems" bamit bic seosraphii4en
2enntntIe ihrer 2eier priifen, ober
aber - Sci benz mangelnben geo'
grapbiihen unterri9t in ben englifhen
2ebranitalten, Der nur felten iiber bi.
@rensen bes 8ereinigten aDnigreiAs
unb Der golpnien binausrei6t, lit Ml'
les m0sli9 unb felbit Saskatchewan fOns
men ba einen folden 9ereinfaG erleben.
pie er 5i9 in biefer rPolitifden Na4s
ri6t" Der r@pening Refps" piberfpie'
oeIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Oeiterrei9. nnsarn.

&aifer b's Wabl.
Wien, 80. Sob. Wie perlautet
bat 3aiier 6rans SOiepb ben Nomiral
Baron bon Sdaun als 5. Wit9lieb Der
Noroiee=@ cmmiifon nuserieben, fa0s
bic Wit9lieoer Der @ommiiiOn fid iiber
cine geeisnete periOn niht einigen
t6nner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

SIT ferner cine natiirIi6e Mebi5in. CT 1T Elm
fpunoerbares Gpesitifum fir 8erftopfung. 8Idbs
uneen uno ollie 6bspeptif6en 8efniper6en. 6
BELT ean5 poiitib aatarrb Der gsafe, oes 9aIfes,
Ser Wsagens ooer Der @ineeipeioe. Ct ~reenliert
in boufommeiler @eife bic 2eber. bic Nierel
Gottesaabe. Cine gBloffeIooiis tdgIi6 furiert
nne biefe 8eihiperben. Ser Iei1 bat eirlert
reiden nppetitIiden geigel1rnad unb brt1et
~fofortiee @eIebung.
@ir bemeiien alles Sbtge, inoert mir cine freie
YrobeIai9e auf Griidea 3nieuoen.
Drake Formula Company, Drake Bldg, Chicago. m.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

Widtise ger d
6 mt 4eibung. Oas Imtsgez
ri9t au DRESDEN bat ben 8eiiber zines
bortisen @roBsefddfts IN Celebrate
genommen, neil er ni9t fir eirs anges
meKene Mittusspuufs Der 2eitsrinnen
Der Jilialen bes @efddfts forgte. Sas
@eri4t mics ben @intponb, bab biefe
Mnseftenten bOnig felbFitGnbis feien,
auriid; lie feien gef6dftssebilfinnen,
benen na9 Der 9etperbeorbnung cine
ansemehene Mittagspauie setpdbrt
perben mife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Surge 9epef9em.
30.GNopember.

80. GNopember.
SnIano.
MorfoIf, Nsb. Gin grobes
prairiefeuer perbeerte an Der &oiebuo
&eIerbation elm Mreal bon 100 Qua=
oratmeilen.
0uSIdu0 b.
BerIin. &aiier @ilbelm bot
bic Pldne CUR 8rabung zines $unnels
unterbalb Der b~eriibmten Strabe vun-
ter ben 2inben" uno awar in Der Ndbe
oes &6nisli9en Opernbauies seneb=
migt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
2eier, M1tmng!-

glpotbefen rs Gents Die sroBe SIafhe Die ges
fpobnIibe 2ouorgroBe aber cine Yrobeflaite
uiro Sbnen roaltduoig fret 5ueefanbt. peul
sic baum f1reibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Mrgentinien.

g i'm @ eneraI rett.
9 uenosM pres, 80. Sob. -
Die &eoierun9 triHt ale Mnorbnunger
UNI ole &ubef6runeen BET benz auf
beute ansefhnoigten Musbru9 bes
@enerulfreits nit bewafneter 9ano
All ~unterbriifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
SSretem
&ein

Bir tpouen endb frei, abfoIut toitenIos. eine
8robeflnf6e r9rate's galmettp @ine" 5lierls
ben. S6idt uns cine 8oftfarte unb f4neu lit
fie bort. Sbr pibt, oab f6on in altteftaIneIlts
Ii6en 3eitef bic 2elite @ein trnrfe1 I'm ihreS
Maeens fpiIIen". &ber Ger moberne 9raubens
ipein lit niGt gut. ipeber fir ben Maeerl, ro9
bas Gebirn, nod fir bic .Saf6e.- r0rafe's Bal
rnetto @ine" 1T gan5 anoers. Or ~fpruoeIt aus
Der 8aIrnfru6t unferes eieenen ~fonnieen Sii>
bens berpor. Gr lit elm bor3iieli6er Mppetits
erreeer. elm Comic Iub elm Nerbenfidrfer. ST
@ebirn unb MusfeIn. Ct frdftist @tbIeten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
S9iHSna4ridten.
u n 0 m m { n.

Nntperpen: r&binlanb" bon Pptla-
labelpbia.
Mb9eabren.
SEEM Sort: Baltic" mad 2iberpopl;
vNorbamerifa" nod Neapsl uno
@enua.
Queenstown: vSaronia" na9 Bottom.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
8nIgarien.

8uIgarien + Il f t.
q, 80. Sob. Sie National-
0sriammlune berietb binter beriGloi.
Ienen Sbtren bic Goroerung oes
3riegsminifters fhr Die auberorbents
li4e 8erwiaigung bon $1,000, 900
our NnidaHuns bon 8ei9tiben uno
Acknowledgment am S9mar5en
Meer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01
Ot:MHen.

II n b | m 9 B.
g ampf UNI ben 203 Weter
9iigel.
$ofio, 80. Sos. Sas faiIerlihe
6auptquartier erlieb folgenoe getannt=
ma6ung:
yl1niere Sruppenma6t, tpelh. gegen
ben 203 Meter Sieel operirt, aUan=
cirte beute um 10 ubr bon ben fhon
eroberten 2aufardben aug biz CUR
Spibe bes Sisels uno tdmpft nun nm
ben gefib oss iio6fli&en 'Sbeiles oes
am @ipfsl gelesenen Sorts. Ser blu=
tiae 3ampf oauert iebt nod z nbr
Nbenbs ununterbroten fort"
u Il | m M tt 81 a 9ri9ten.
6 t. Petersburg q, 80. Sob.
Officieae unb pripate SepeiAen, rpelhe
oisie Na4t bier einlisfen. meloen. bab
bic Sapansr fid binter Sinfitfin 3lriid.
ge3ogen baben. sic batten ieit einigen
Saesn periu9t cine Slanfenbepeauna
ausauFibren. Nad bisrtd9igem ernhsm
absr .rfolalofen 3ampf b%efinoen fe fh
BON ben &ufsn perfolet auf benz &hd.
suge. @s 1T bis iebt nod nidt abau-
ieher, OBJ Der 9ampf iraeno welde Be-
oeutung bat. Ser ruifiiae @oniul in
@be 600 tele9rapbirt. oaB Die Sapaner
suei Sorts Inn Bort Nrtbur am 20.
Nopember 9enOmmen bitten, bod lit
bies nod ni9t beftdtiet. Ser @oniul
meloet, baB Die iapanii9en @erluite
5000 Wann bstrusen.
> aus benz rufftf9en
Saupt q uartie
Mutben, 80. Nop. Muf Der
san3en Jront berridt &ube. Die
gr6bte Sdwierieteit bereitet bic Be-
idNfung bOn 6eueruns unb Propiant.
SoIIten oridtiger
| n.
2onoon, l. Ses. Bon Sbangs
bal tpirb telearaphirt, baB elm ruifider
Cor peoOboots 3erf6rer, Der in ben Sa=
fen BON 0laoibofod einfabren molte,
oura ruifids @eiaiise irrtbtmlider
Wsiie in ben 8runo 9ebObrt tuuros.
Sas apanif4e g | o.
m enterbnet.
Sotio, 80. Sob. Ser Wifabu
srOfnete heuts fOrmel oas 3weite par=
lament.
@seortirt BON elmer S9aar 2ansen=
trdsern fubr Der 3aiier, begleitet bonn
Gronprin3en, ietnem Stabe uno Wit.
elieoern oes faiferli6en Sausbaltes, in
elmer StaatstarORe burd be Straben
be1 Staot nod cem parlament, mos
ielbft fih beibe Sduier %beriammeli
hatten. Dos oiplomatiide Corps uni
piele bOAffebenoe &egierun9sbeamt'
tparen BEL Der feierliden @r6fnung oes
6riegsrath.s anmeisnb.
SeutI9lano.
W6IIer Il b ben 6 tab I.
Sruf.
Berlin, 80. Sob. Sm preubi
i9en 2anota9 wuroen stpei Sage cine,
animirtrn Debate iber bic BorIaQe
wslde sl7, 500. 900 3usds grmsrb Del
Sibernia 3oblengruben p~erpiliat, ge
miomet.
Winifter M6qer mics barauf bin
oab. als Die V%ertruftun9 Der GROCER
giien=8 efeai9aften nit ben 3ohlen
Snterehen begann, Die 3egierung III
Nugenmert barauf rihtete, GOblengru
ben i'm SelbfbeiB 81 baben, Die G!
erm6sliden, n6tbissnfals i'm Snteref
oss publifums benz Spnoifat bi
Stirne 3u bieten.
Der Mirif1er mics Johann auf bi
8rufs in Mmerita bin unb tuarnt
Ssuiidlanb sesen Na4abmuns BEL
Spfems.
.Seit mebreren Sabren, fagte Ger
M6asr, tuareu mir unter benz ginfui
bieier mddtieen amerifanifden Orae
nifationen. Wtr ~elaubten, bic Mme
r%ifaner. batten ben Stein bei Weiier
entbsdt. Nad GINGER 3eit MURDER
mir zines BeHeren belebrt. Die @r6B
bes Stabltruf blsnbete uns Deutider
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

mertiamte,t auf bieie Oentidrift nit
Der 8eiiung. ben auf bic @rbaltung
Der Naturoentmdler aeridteten ZEE
ffrebungen nod Rabaabe Der 6rtli6en
Verbdltnife tbunlihff 66roerun9 au-
tbeil tuerben 3u ldien. iomeit ni6t
wihtigere &hdfaten, insbefOnoere bel
unternebmunsen CUR 6ebuns bes 8er-
tebrs. Der Snoufrie, Ianowirtbfdaft=
li4er 3ultur uiw., cine Musnabme be-
bineen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-01

Cine Nadriht aus @onftantinopel
befoaf, oas bic Yeb6rben DER Bronin=
gen Nnaora. Oibu uno Srebi3onoe fei.
tens Der pfsrte angemieien pnroen, Der
Nmeritaniiden 8ibel9eieQidaft Die IN.
ldn9t bei4la9nabmten gibeln 3uritd-
3uerftatten uno benz ferneren 0ertaufe
berielben fein SinoerniB su bereiten.
Il f Il bune 9er
uspan6erer.
BerItn, 80. Rnp. Nus 8open-
ba9en fommt bic Na4ri4t, baB bort
auf 8etreiben bes 8antiers @lubeftabt
cine Bereiniguns berporrasenoer SUI
ben gu benz 3wede sesrinoet iuoroen
1T. 8laubenssenoHen i'm rufiIdsn
&ei&e our ausuanosruns nod lime.
rita iber bdniide Sdfen bebilflid gu
fem. Man iammelt isBt @eloer, UNI
Suben nidt rur bas 8erlafen bes
3arenrei4es gu erm69li6en, ~ionbern
iie audi nod mdbrenb Der ertm 3eit
hires Mufentbaltes in ben Ser. Staa-
ten su uuteritiben.
Wdbrenb beg laufenben Sabres fol=
len letpa 10, 600 jioilde @mtsranten
Sdnemart berluRen baben. ginen
folben llmfane bat Der 8ertehr in
ben itanoinapifden Sdfen ansenom-
men, baB Die Samburq-N merita=2 tnie
i'm Sesrif itebt. einen tueiteren Dam.
pferanIdluB spiiden 9openbasen, So
thenbura. @brifiania uIo Sem BORT
ber5ufelen.
Sas b d d 9 ubget.
Berlin n. 80. Sob. Ser odniide
Ginansminiiier Sage legte benz GOltc.
thing ben 8uosstentpurf fir bas am
1. Npril besinnenoe Ginan3jabr 1905
1905 oor. Die Ginnabmen tperoen
auf 1916 Wilionen 2ronen, bic Mus.
gaben auf 1915 Wiuionsn 2ronsn per>
anihla9t, iDbaB Der @ntpurf einen
ueberidub bon stpa 100, 600 2rOnen
aufweif. Ser ueberi9us Der Stats
giienbabnen miro auf 4 MiaiOner
3ronen, Die birstten Steuern auf 49,
Miaionen 4rOnen III WiQionen mebr
als i'm @~Oriabre), Die inoireften
5teuern auf 56,2 WiGionen 2ronen
W,3 MiQionen mebr als i'm 8oriabre)
peranfdlast. Cur Nrbeiter=A ltersun=
te~rftiBuns trdst Der Staat 8 WiQiOnen
&ronen BEL. gu ben Nrbeiter= 2ranfen=
faHen II Miaionen. Das Budget bes
2riegsminiferiums if UNI 81 Wilio=
men 2ronen niebri9er als i'm 8oriabre,
ba 1905 feins gr6Bersn Chamber abses
balten ueroen foIen uno Der Mnfauf
Der nsuen Gelogei9tbe nunmebr abses
fdlohen lit. Sas Budget oes Marine=
miniferiums if unsefdbr unberdnbert.
8e3abIt d.
Berlin, 80. Sob. Ser 2aifer
Wilbelm &anaI mart gum erfenmal
fsit isiaer Gertisfe1uns einen bibiden
Ilsberi9uB ab. 32.O38 Sdife paifir.
ten ben 2anal i'm lebten Sabre.
0erIiert 6 r e.
gerIin, 80. NOb. Srau Sin
Braun, Die befannte Socialifin ano
Satin bes frtberen &eidstaes=N bse-
proneten Seinri6 Braun, lit bon ibrsr
Sante, @rdfin &lotiloe bon 0ermann,
ibrsr iocialiaiiden Ssnoen3en me9en.
enterbt tpprben.
Ole elite 2aier-
Sper.
8erIin n, 80. Sob. 2%eoncaboI=
Io's Sper Ser &olanb bon Berlin"
uirb am IL. DECEMBER ibre grfauftbs
runs TN 36nisliaen Opernbauie au
Berlin finben. Sie proben baben un=
ter Mitmirfung bes 2aiiers b%esonnen.
in befen fpeaie0em Nuftras Der italie=
niide 2ompOnift befanntlid bas Mert
eeidahen bat. Der 2aiier bat dud
ben ieenifden plan su benz Duff
Drama rebioirt. 9eoncaboQo bat ben
Nusipru4 getban, lid bringe meinen
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-08-27
NO SUBSTITUTE OFFERED.

Say what y,u will about druggists
offering suiue.h.ny Just ~ good" be-
cause it pays q better profit, the fact
still stands that ninety.nino out Of q
hundred druggists recommend Cham
bsrlain's ChoIic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy When the best remedy for diar-
rhoea il asked for. and do SO because
they know it is the one remedy that cor
always be depended upon, even In the
most severe and dangerous cases. Sold
by Joe. s. C'averie, druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-08-27

As an illustration OF the japanese
advance in the art 1t advertising can
an, thing be more complete than
'hi> ''Our wrapping paper is as
strong as the hide IT an elephsnt
Goods forwarded with the speed of
cannon ball. Onr silks and sat.
tins are as soft as the cheeks Of =
"rettv woman, as beautiful IA .
ai"bt'w. Our parcels are packed
"iti. as much care ~ ."u.y mal-
ried wn,n,' ,.tr> II IL r husband !"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-08-27

A do. ument in French was recently
placed at each United States SeDa-
tors desk. Senator Iillnan said
that there We're not seven men 10
tile Senate wln, would know the
L'rd's prayer il they saw it 10
French. Senator Hoar, who ke ard
this guess added: ''Perhaps so.
p.tllaps gu; but tha: would not be
because they can't rea0 French -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-08-27

Norwegian experts believe that
BY the establishment of sanat0riums
cont aiming each about twenty per-
sons, it will be possible to rxtermi-
ns,e tuberculosis in tine, just rs
lrl,rosy, ence al prevalent in their
c"',l.try, was practically ex:ermi.
nsjed.