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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-12-24

-Maudme -sOTinTup announces
that she will carry Christmas goods
, this year as usual.
Miss Mamie Wales, who lie
attending the State Normal School
at Lewiston, is expected home today.
If you are particular about
the quality of your meats go to the
g. & II, market.
A fine assortment of Holiday
books will be found at Jones d
Bishops Drug Store.
Mrs. Fred Gleed and son and
daughter are home from Spokane to
spend the holidays.
We have long overcoats that
will wear long, but our prices are
short. B. M. Co.
20. X. Andrews of Boise is
recent arrival in Boomers Ferry
and will be located at this place.
His family will arrive next month.
Sacrifice Sale of Millinery
Goods at Madame Northrup's. In
order to close out the seasons goods
in order to place d large, new stock
in our new building, everything
marked down to Sacrifice Prices.
If you are in need of Range
Cook Stove or Heater at the
G. G. Mercantile Co.
Mrs. S. d. Taylor went to Spo-
kane Sunday. returning Monday
night, visiting her daughter, Mrs
w. r. Eddy at Hilyard on the way.
Why is the Hamilton Brown
Shoe Co. the largest shoe house, in
the world? Because they make the
best shoes, most stylish shoes, at
the most reasonable price. For
sale by c. c. M. Co.
The Panhanle Orcht stra are
making elaborate preparations for
their ball, to he given on New
Years eve. The music will be very
fine. The Mandolin Club will play
for several of the numbers on the
program.
See the new stock cf Holiday
goods at Jones 81 Bishops store
before purchasing elsewhere.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church meets with
Mrs. q. H. Albert next Wednesday
The best green apple or the mar.
ket 1925 per box, common apple,
70 cents - Bonner Mercantile Co
Mrs. James Casey and sons
James Casey, Jr. and Arthur, anc
daughter, arrived from Spokan,
Thursday to spend the holidays.
Ladies, call on Madame North
rup and take advantage of reduced
prices OF Millinery.
} -Sheriff-elect Edwin Dous
arrived last night to enjoy Christ
mas at home. He will return Mon
day, accompanied by Mrs Doust
, He has selected Chas. Mcdonald
| at present jailer, AS his chic
. deputy, AMI John Hart of Paradis
g Valley as jailer.
Beautiful Neck wear, Hand
r kerchiefs, Gloves, etc. Make mic
q Christmas gifts. A swell line t
select from at Hollinger's
# Ralph Fisher and wife nav
spent several days in town thi
2. week liking up house; Mrs
5 Fisher and the children will spen
It the remainder of the winter i
town, that the children may ava
; themselves of the school oppoftun
ties.
l. Mrs. p. II. Callahan has return
d ed from a trip East where 81
d visited relatives for the past 81
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Die Seb6rSe fir OHentlide ar:
bitten befatist oen Seri9t
Der G0mmiH6re.

Die 2ommifdre, peI9e BON Der Staot
unb Der 8aferzG ompasnie ernannt ruurSen,
beritteten mad elmer itrensen unb umfang'
rei9en 9riifuns bes itdbtii4en Bafiers
fclsenesrmaben
rgBir fino einftimmis Der @nii4t, bab
oas 8afer pel6es ben Goniumenten tpdb'
renb Der Yeriobe oieier 1nteriu9uns s~eliefert
wurbe, suten seiunbbeitli9en @barafters
q bab bas @afer pom gribat:g Drummer
bic bauptid9li9ite @n~titebuHss : llria9e
6ieier (9npbus) GpiSeinie 9eriooe mar"
Die Rommifdre empfeblen bic Gonbem.
nirung bon 9ripat-8 runnen unb Nborten,
un6 empfeblen, oaB Serbinounsen nit DID,
~sussfandIen berseftelt werben ioaen MO
INNER ii9 ioI6e befinben. Der san3e ge.
ri4t Der 3ommiidre 1T in Druid unb wirt
auf Anfrase abseIiefert ODER nit Der Yoii
perianot.
Die AuaIitGt bes @afers, rpie icldes pom
bieier geieai9aft seIiefert miro, unb wie
burb bisien 8eri6t feffseffeut, lit fir ale
BeIuobner Der Stapt gum 9riuat:@ ebraud
eusfebIensmertb.
Jnoianapplis @aher So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30

S%erlanst Gin gieoator Snuge. yeaH5ufrasen
~ TN 9iafpuie Sospttal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Snoiana's Hei9tbum.

Mus benz geridt oss Staais=S tatis
Hitter Sobnion, melder bic Sabre 1908
unb 1904 umfabt. uno welder inner=
balb Der nddffsn WOden CUR ausgabe
gelaneen tpirb. aebt berbOr, baB tleine
Carmen i'm Surdidnitt fd better fir
bic 8sfber be3abltei,, als grobe. IS
CAB Sarmsn bon 8 Ndern. bon uel6en
oas gintommsn fd auf $l23.91 per
9dsr belief, pdbreno bon 6armen bon
1000 Mdern unb mebr oft nur 1857
per older sinssnOmmen wuroen.
Mit benz .Nnbau bon Wei3en i'm
Staaie qebt es INNER mebr aurtd, ba
fid osrIelbe; FIR bic Garmer in Snoiana
INNER tpeniser bssabIt. Dos einsige
@ountp i'm Staate, mel&es in oieiem
Sabre cine. CUTE Weissnernte gu pers
seihnen bate, NOR @ibIOn.
Ser b6dfe preis fir @ei3en In bic.
fem Sabre mar $1.17 Tim porissn
MOnat), Der nisOrisfe 90 @ents Tim
Sanuar).
Die Durhihnittsernte In bieiem
Sabre belief fi3 auf ettpa 10 gufbel
per older; bisrpon fino II fur Musfaat
abau3ieben, 10 bob fir ben Garmer nar
npn 81 Yufbel iibrig bleiben.
Die Mais= @rnte ergab int berf ole
ren Sabre 143, O59, 459 BuibsI, in bic.
fem Sabre miro fe fid auf 132, 807,-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
(Ginaeian6t.)
I'm bic &ebattipnl

I'm bic &ebattiDn!
Mls elm eifriser gefirmorter Der ge-
ftrebun9sn beg bieftgen beutf4en
Sbeater- Uereins, als elmer, Der big
Der mod teine gorItsluns perfdumte,
erlaube id mir bic beideioens ans
frage on sic Serr &eoafteur su ri4-
ten, OBJ BEL Der ndafen beutf1,n8 5eater-
0orftelun9 ben @alerie : 8eiuhern
abermals Der porbere @inean9
sum Sbeater perboten iein tpirb. uno
Oh fid bieie Sbeater=g eiuder abermals
tpie Siebe Bel Der Haat bur9 ben
aasp. ginsuna f6lei&en mtihen. 2 SD
CLAUDE, Der Sbeaters8 erein intellect oas
Sbeater fur ben Nbenb unb fann bic
arrangements nod 8elieben ~trsffen.
Sd ielbf bin tein @alerte= Beiufber,
mar nod ME bort oben. aber oab' meme
rueniaer bemittelten 6reunoe unor Bee
tannten, benin bic Seutf4en in neiner
@tabt ME Snbianapolis fino msifsns
ale nit chamber befannt, auf folhe
Nrt bebanbelt merben fo0en. sefdlt
mir gan3 uno gar nidt uno i'd tpsros
Die @orfteluneen unter feinen umifdn=
ben mebr beiudsn, iOate Ssnisni9en.
Die muir Is Gents gintritt aablen. Der
3utritt bur9 einen anffdnoiaen Gin.
gang berboten iein. u. Us.
8eebrter Serr!
Sbr ,g%ingeianot" III b6lig 3eitge'
mdB uno foqte oas @hbnen-@omite bss
Seutl9en Sbeater 0ereins fofort In
Sbrem SHINE banoeln. Wir %slauben,
es lisat feline Sdwierisfeit i'm @ege.
oenn Der Sheater=8 erein bat fur Die
aesablte pa4t u~nbeoin9t bas &edt.
iiber bic ginednee nod gelieben gu
perft9en. @ir fnb tiberseuat. baB es
nur bieies Sinmeiies beoarf. INN bel
osutihen 8orfelungen allen Sbeater=
beiudern @inaan9 our4 bas 9aupt=
portal gu seridafen. .. &eo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
@riminalseri4t.

SIM griminalseridt wuroe seftern
Sobn parisie unter Nntlase bss 8e-
orobens nit t6btli6en @affsn nit 81
rshf Soften uno 90 Sassn Nrbeitsbaus
befiraft.
Nrt6ur WcTOnalo. IL Sabre alt,
bes 3leinbiebfabls uno Der 5dlfdung
ansefla9t, betannte f4 Der 6dliduns
idulois. gr uuroe nit iuspenoirtsn
1rtbeile pdbrenb gutter NuHhbrung
entlahen. Weaen 9leinoiebffablss
ipdter nod proseifirt, wuroe oas fus-
penbirte nrtbsil our Settle 9eisbt unb
WeSonalo srbislt cine Strafe bon 81
nebf Soften unb 6 Wonate Mrbeits=
baus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
@etterbertmt.

SIR "a etnHbsu. .nOsHb = usr gsOrsems. 1. Sssbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Snstama's sr0bte DRY @Oobs QanbIer.

473 belaufen. Benton @ountp mlieferte
in oiefem Sabre bag arbBte Nuantum.
ndmlid 3 .776, l53 guisel. SIM Iebten
Sabre mar Der 9ur9f6nittspreis
45 80 Gents, in bieiem Sabre 40 .O6
Gents.
Die 9afsr.@rnte bstrug i'm perfoHe=
men Sabre SO. 731, 739 gufbel (Sur&.
i6nitt 1871 Suibel per Nfsr) In oie-
fem Sabre 40, 1872. 909 Suibel ober
Our&idnittlid 80, 70 guibeI per gder.
Benton @ourtp ftsbt aud bier tpie.
Der oben an. es PRODUCTIVE 2. 739, 292
guibel, ooer cine Milion mebr, als
irsenb Elm aneeres @Duntn. Ser
Surdidnittsprsis in 1903 mar IS. 19
Gents, In bisiem Sabre 81 Gents.
9err Sones iagt in ieinem geriGt,
oab Snbiana immer tpeniser Elm uRar-
tDfel"sS tddt pirb. en- bieiem Sabre
wuroen 5.216. 992 8ufbeI qeerntet;
nod Dor 2 Sabren betrua bic grn.e
iber z WiQionen
Sabinse9en nimwt Der Mnbau bon
Somaten INNER mebr su, ba Die Nat=
fraae Fir prdierben- 6abrifen bon Sabr
3u Sabr INNER ffdrfer miro.
Sn oieiem Sabre purben $3.50, 994
8ufbef e~ireebeimft, oaoon lieferteS Scott
@ountp 334, 780 unb Senrp @ountp
us, 908.
Die Snbafs- @rnte in bieiem Sabre
belief fi6 auf 1898. 700 pfunb.
33. 956. 1888 pfunb Butter i'm Werthe
bon Sc. 112. 221 uno 622. 1854 Yfuno
Rdie, fpertb $74. 683. tpuroen tudbreno
Der lebten 2 Sabre probucirt.
Noer aud an lebenbem 0ieb III Der
Staat Snoiana reid.
Sahelbe tpurbe in oieiem Sabre tpie
folat abaefbdbt: pferbe SAG. COG. $50;
Waultbisrs 81, 739. 855 @inopieb $l4.
819. $40; S9ueine 81. 939. 300; s&ofe
so. 062. 203 uno Milnfuhe GIG. 49,.
430: Oasu fommen nod etwa $780,
478 2dmmer unb 1.133, $50 Jertel
unter 8 Wonaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Cine Wirtbiaaft amf Crore oes
Comptroller gei@lofen.

Muf Nnoronuug oss Stabt.@ ontrols
leurs Dunn 1T bic Wirtbfdaft on Der
p~enninlsania Strabs uno st. WaDne
Mpenue, pelae poH Soiepb Sang, Der
por einigen Woden ftarb. 9eftbrt muir.
be, eefhlohen worben.
Ser @runb Der SdlieBuns if Der.
oab has 2utal fi9 innerbalb elmer @nt-
fernung bon 500 SUB bon ein.m part,
n1mIih ct. Clair Yarf befinbet.
Dor geraumsr 3eit nabm bstannt-
lid bic part-g sb6roe auf gruno zines
alten @eiebes cine &sesl on, tusl@er
3ufolge innsrbalb Der Obigen @ntfer=
nung BON einem part feline neue
WirtbIhaft etablirt tperben IOlte.
Solte Der Befser ether fdon beffeben-
ben Wirtbidaft iferbea. ober oieielbe
perfauft merben. bann rpiiroe bic parf
Beb6rbe barauf bethlehem. oab feline neue
2i5ens ausgefent weroe. Der Jaa
mar iebt ein9etreten. Sang mar &c.
ftorben uuo iein Weffe paul 8sbrmann
wolte bic Wirtbihaft iibernebmen.
Die 9isens purbe ibm ieoo9 bonn
@entroleur bsrpeigsrt. !
Wirtb 9afts=2i3ens o m
Mappr 10 ioerru e n.
Mapor Solbman wiberrief aefern
Nadmittag Die 2isens oes Wirtbes
George 3. Warner bon SO. $50 Slate
@traBe. in oefsn 2Otal fir3lid au
einsm Sonnta9 cine S9ieBahaire ftatt-
fano, BEL melder elmer Der @ombattan=
ten cine t6otli1e Wunbe srbislt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
@tese- Wits -0rab.
O G b n:

W Z " " I { u
Webfter unb 6lorenee @iegam, COS
Wet Pratt StraBe, 2nabe. -Wiliam
uno 6rau Geloman, 1904 MiIburn
Noenue, 3nabe. = @lpbe unb Marp
8rOpn, 1929 genefontaine STROBE,
&nabe. - SarriiOn uno Martba Self
ries. Stnbt, 3nabe. g ouis u. Sannis
Sueb, 2nabe. - 6ranf uno Sarab
8snpOrtbp. 216 Sio Detroit StraBe.
&nabe.-@iliam unb @la @larf, 4O7
Deff Merria Str. &nabe. = Srbils
uno 2Ottis 2ewis. SruingtOn. Wdo'
den. - @omaro unb Minnie &uder,
1926 Bates Str. 9nabe.-2ouis unb
Minnie Bebr, zoo OF Minnefotu
Str, Wdohen. - Burt uno @ora
Selms, Dearborn Str. Wdoden.
@etraut:
Sbomas b. WelOne, Sr. - Nlies
@befbam.
Wiliam g. Wooos = Nannie 9.
0ittope.
Sobn @rsel - 2pbia Wbite.
Wiliam 5. Seisrman = emma g.
Bonfe.
6enrp Barbee - Gnnie Coleman.
Bee 90. gais - @ora parfs.
Sames s. Mnbsrion = Mabel Bowles.
&apmono %. Glart-gbna 9. 6osbef.
@eforben:
3ate Sopn, SO, $50 Shb Grace
Str.-Warp 5leming. 46. 1920 Wef
81. Ctr. - Sacob gilman, ~, 2ittlt
Siffsrs Of the Yoor. = @iaiam @oof.
isp, 68, @taSt-S uipital. - Smuggling
9slisb, Stabt. - Smuggling Selm,
Dearborn Ctr. = 9attie Sbawban,
81, 932 Wef 81. Cir Nancp OUT
ineton, 20, 1920 8artb Nbenus. =
Siaat @larf, 70, @entral Srren-Mn
Halt. = Sobn @ugelfe, 80, 907 Shb
Wihouri Str.-WiIiam Brannea, 81,
zoos WaHa9uistts Nbsnue.- Nnoren
Wugent, 40, 6O3 Sub Werioian Ctr.
: Struggling Saplrr, 80 purpear
Str.--&ate 9aainser, "a, 1888 Shell
Don Str. - WaGbe Suits, 81, 436
Ngnss Str. - Helie Sauleoouer, 80,
81 Norb Sraub 4penue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30

IsNe tterberi1t.
S90n unb anbaIienS faIt beute @benb
Oonneritas, i46n uno etruas ipdrmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30

0%Ha ginbeimiidbe Rrdufer furieren Stre
~ Nasenbeihueroen. Bum p~erfaufeu in
255 ssef gBafhinafon Strase. :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Die Stsfo & 2afetpn 8 G

Die 9isto & 2atetpn 8 E
lepbone So. in 2afeton, Wabaib Co..
purbe geffern nit einem Nctien= @api=
tai bon SIS, 600 ineorporirt.
elias H.. NIeranbe,
Donnie uno fieben ieiner Nnbdn9e,
weilten gefern fur tur3e 3eit In Die
flyer Staot. Die 3ioniten befanoen
fi6 auf Der Sur9fabrt bon @bieast
nod 9ampa, Sla.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
0erlamgt Mnsei9en

rstuo nel4sr art psroeu in Der .Snbiana 9ribnue'
nit SC per 8eile FIR ieSe S~niertion b~erednet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30
Nuottortum Bar.

Weinen Sreunben unb @6nnern au,
gefdaisen Haaridt, oaB ih cine neul
Wirthihaft unter obiaem Namen in
449 girainia Nbe. er6Hnet babe. Sd
tperoe MID tets bemiiber nit Der
befen @etrdnfen uno @igarren, fOwis
nit einem feinen 2und aufsuwarten,
I'm siitigen 3uiprud bitieno 3eidnet
M9tunaspol
O uab Spebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30

90 Die 9r0kte mmo pai=
S-emoneNmSwabl BON S6nttt=
bImmett umo NtmmeufIden
fur QUE fremotaen uno trams
rigen GreisntHc. @tr Fnc
jeoersett germ berett bet Der
MmSmahl bebHifltG 80 fetn.
B~ertermamn Bros. So
241 Waf. Mpe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-30

@afbingtp n, 80. Nopbr.
Sir Snbiana: Sdon beute Nbenb une
am 9onnertag.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
MoNDAv. ArRII 4, 1904.
AErER sopeR sEcoND TAoUoHT.

AFTER SOBER SECOND THOUGHT.
After having thought calmly over
the matter the people OF the country
generally have reached the conclusion
that the decision Of the Supreme Court
in the Northern Securities case con-
strues the law in manner that will
really prove favorable TO industrial en-
terprise.
II win not affect any legitimate inter-
ests It viii at least check the forma-
ton OF giant monopolies which begin
business with immense oapitalizations,
most OF which IS wind the small in
vestors being attracted by the great
names that are used, putting up their
hard-earned money for the purpose Of
paying princely fees to promoters.
This decision holds that Congress
has right TO regulate these enter
prlses along the lines Of the sherman
Interstate Commerce Act, The opin-
ion prevails in financial circles that
the decision viii only discourage COM
blnations that could not be successful
any way, at least for the real investors.
How far-reachlng this decision viii
prove to be. nobody knows, but Il has
put into the hands Of the attorneys gem
eral a weapon by which certain onorm-
tiles when they arise may be over
thrown.
II win take numerous decisions to re-
veal the full scope OF the law and IN
the meantime 81 Is probable that in the
dissenting opinions viii be found sug-
gestions that congressman may seize
to ampllfy the existing statute and pos
sibiy to MODIFY certain OF ita features.
There VIII be no step backward, how
ever. For while there is a healthy pub
lie sentiment that win not permit legls-
lation to throttle legitimate enterprise;
yet there IS a demand that this flnan-
ciering which seeks to transmute idle
factories. questionable goodwin and
the charm Of certain names into assets
rated in the hundreds Of millions. shall
cease.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

oncial notice in the meaning of the
term. This is how the Sentinel seeka.
to dispose Of the case:
The sentinel never has stated that
the unofficial aggregation OF Repub-
licans did not receive an official notice.
The mere act OF obtaining such notice
By hook or by crook certainly makes
them the recipients OF such notice. but
whether that notice WAS sent them In
an official way. unsolicited by them, Is
an entirely different matter.
Now we may come to the point, what
Is an official notice?
The secretary Of the National Com
mittee has on file the names Of the
chairmen and secretaries Of the Re-
publican committees IN every state
and Territory as recognized by the
National Convention, and the National
Committee. To each CHAIRMAN OF each
state Committee, he sends an official
notice for the calling Of State con-
ventions to select delegates for the
National Convention. He sends these
notices as a matter OF course.
He needs no solicitation. IT Is a part
OF his duties. and no chairman Of a
state Committee need concern himself
In the matter He need make no re-
quest. for his name is on the oficial list
Such a notice sent simply and solely
because Il is sent In an official way, to
a recognized chairman Of a state Com
mlttee. constitutes an official notice
and an official notice sent in any other
way Is not an official notice in the eyes
Of the National Committee.
When did the editor Of the sentlne
get to be an interpreter OF what con-
sututes an onicial notice. To am un'
prejudlced man notice sent on tho
oficiai paper and In the official envelope
OF the National Committee and directed
to the chairman OF the state Committed
would be construed as an official notice
As The Evening Journal stated and
stands ready to prove. the notice re-
ceived by the Regulars was received
IN such form. A majority OF the
papers In the state have interpreted
this as an official notice as our poveI
contemporary doubtless knows before
this time.
Before The Evening Journal and the
other papers called their bluff the
Sentinel and the Union Republican
were assuming the role OF bantam
roosters in a barn yard who walk
around as with heads high In the ait
and chests inflated as II they were the
only fowls on the farm. Now they are
running around like whipped chickens
with dropping and bedraggled feathers
for hole by which to escape. The
official notice one is not large enough
Think up some other, lie which cannot
be so easily dlsproved.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
A pELAwAREAN's IDEAL.

Says the wise Delawarean, OF Dover.
Roosevelt win be an easy man to beat
seems 20 be the general opinion among
men In touch with political thought
We agree heartily that he VIII be and
ought 20 be. Any man named by the
Democratic National Convention who
can draw the united strength OF the
great Democratic party win defeat
him: but Il must be just this class OF
man.
Where IS the Democratic party 60
Ing TO md such a man? Even in lit
lie Delaware the Democrats viii not as
party support a Delawarean who has
Leen mentioned. The party Is not un-
animous for Bryan or his understudy.
Willie Hearst Every candidate who
has bee4 brought out so far has been
objected to by some leaders OF the
party. Can It be that a dark horse can
be found who will meet all the re-
ouirements OF which the ones mention
ed are lacking? We think not Then
Roosevelt win be reelected.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

up; not a coming back, but a going up.
In the writings of Paul it often signl-
fies the rising OF the soul from the con-
ditions and limitations OF life in the
material body to the higher life and
larger opportunities OF the heavenly
world. And the essential thing in the
resurrection OF Jesus was not an empty
tomb, but the fact that in spite OF the
death upon the cross he was still alive.
Death had possessed no power over
him: he had broken its bonds, escaped
it's grasp, and risen into a higher state
OF being: and under the conditions OF
this higher existence he was able to
visit his friends and companions Of
earth to teach and guide them as OF
old. when still in the bodily form. Thus
his resurrection was not simply an
event which took place three days after
the crucinxion. but a continuous exper-
ience in which he was able to come to
his disciples and pour into their hearts
and minds mighty currents OF spiritual
life and love, truth and power The
questions, how he rose? what kind OF a
body he had? by what means he mani
tested himself to mis- friends? what be-
came of the material body?-all such
to some people. can never be answered.
All that we know with certainty is the
fact that Jesus re-appeared to his dis
ciples a number OF times and in such
manner as to convince them that he
had subdued the king OF terrors" both
for himself and for them; and that he
would continue forever as the guide
inspirer and head Of the church. This
was the sublime conviction that filled
their hearts with divine courage, In
spired their minds with spiritual power
and sent them forth TO preach "the
good news OF the grace of God" to al
nations.
What, then, is the lesson OF the resur.
rection OF Jesus for us7 1t is this; that
life is stronger than death; that the
soul is not conquered when the body
dies. but through the shadows OF the
grave rises 10 a higher and better state
OF existence; and that heaven is moi
far way above the sky. but a world oi
spiritual life and love and power righl
around us here.
Help us, our Father, to keep the door
Of the soul open at all times to the
incoming OF the Holy Spirit, that We
may share with Jesus In the experience
which belongs TO all thy children ot
rising. even while on earth, into the
life OF love and truth and earnest en-.
deavor that knows no death, but growi
fuller and stronger with every addeC
year, until at length 1t bursts forth II
the power and beauty OF the heavenl,
world.-Amen.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Think. Grav ia ono.

From the Dclaworcan.
Now that Judge Gray has positively de-
clinsd TO be a candidate for President Of
the United States at the ST. Louis Con
venuon, we take Il there will be no
troubles In the state Convention when
Il meets TO select the six delegates from
Delaware to that convention. We have
felt all along, from what Mr.. Gray had
said IN different interviews tha ne
was not a candidate. and that his name
was being urged by men who were not
so much interested in Mr.. Gray or his
nomination, as they were in their own
selfish ends. With the positive state
ment OF Mr.. Gray TO his late Senatorial
colleague, NJ. c, Butler. OF South Caro-.
Ina. and his interview in the Phnadel.
phia papers. IN both Of which ne positivel,
states he is not nor wiz be candidate
the Democrats OF Delaware viii have n,
further trouble from the men VINO weri
endeavoring 10 divide the party. on thi
Issue whether or not the delegates from
this State % the National csnVeniisi
should be instructed for Mr.. Gray, VI
I know fhat large majority Of pamonrat
OF Delaware are IN favor OF the nomina
fion Of che strongest man. and that thi
delegation from Delaware 70 st. Louil
should be ief free 10 do al possible Il
secure that ppmippticH.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Given Hard Knock.

From the Delawarean.
The Union Republicans have been deny
ing the assertion Of the Regular .Ropubh-
can leaders. that they, the Regulars. were
directed by the Republican National Com
mittee to send delegates TO the National
Republican Convention, very pertinacious.
ly FOR the past two weeks. But the Regu.
lars seem to get In a sledge- hammer blow
on these denials by publishing copy OF
the letter OF Instructions received II
looks as though the matter would have
to be brought before the convention
again, and tho chances are that the Regu-
lars win be IN that convention as well as
the Addlckstes.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
TRYlNe no cRAMl on.

The State Sentinel and the Union
Republican have been caught where
the hair was short. They We're caught
in the trap laid for them and now they
are trying to wriggie out the best
way they can. Like the towards thai
they are they are trying to put IN,
blame Of making the assertion that tn,
Regular Republicans did not get an
Official call to the Republican Nationa
Convention on Mr.. Elmer Dover. sec
retary OF the National Committee Th'
Sentinel says that It was informed BY
that gentleman that the regulars dc
not get an ofiioial notice OF the Ma,
tional Convention in al Official way
The Sentinel admits that the Regular
organizstio may have received a no
sloe bns insists that it was not an