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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-09-30
A Mean Sian.

Miss Oldun (coyly)-When he pro-
posed kept him in suspense for at least
ten minutes.
Miss Critic-Oh, guess not. sup
pose 1t merely seemed that long to you
st. Louis Republic.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-09-30
state Board Of Equalization.

The State Board of Equalization,
just belore closing its sitting at
Nashville last week, adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Whereas. Because of the limited
time allowed by law for the session
of the State board Of equalization in
which to cqualize the assessments
upon property in the State of Tenres-
see, 1t is impossible for the State
beard to pass upon each specific piece
Of property In the State for the pur-
pcss of determining to this boaid'Y
ssiisfaction the adequacy OF the as
sessment uppp such property: there
fore he 1t
Resolved by the State board Of
equalization, That the comptroller Is
hereby authorized and directed to IT.
struct the revenue agents of the State
OF Tennessee to look closely into the
assessment of corporate and other Pc
sonal and real property within their
respective jurisdictions, to the end that
whenever they ascertain that any
property is not adequately assessed,
proper proceedings shall be taken at
once to cite the corporation or prop
erty owners to appear before the proper
official of the county in which the
property is located for back or reas-
sessment, provided by law.
1t is hereby declared to be the pur.
pose Of the State board of equalization
that no assessment upon any property
shall be final or conclusive, except
when said property is assessed at its
actual cash value.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-09-30
Cotton Marketed Rapidly.

Cotton is coming in rapidly at
Ripley, and the favorable weather
prevailing will cause the crop to DO
gathered fast. The price is good.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-09-30

Rough materials are winter posi-
bility in the fabric line, and English
looking mixtures, tweeds and cheviots
are TO be once more in favor.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-09-30
tennessee State News
ss, d fln.

IS ,r-sl6flt
Vers Gov csFresE Drdents reported
any fairss5aii 5ursiIs I'M -sset week.
Drouth gaGSad u oss 1of tie
State. TheAte aspesAssife was high
until the 18th Wsien the weather
became mlieli fsna 5n the 10th
light frost &es reported at few
places, but the fssst did slight dam
age. TIE week tclosed with warm
weather. ~
Early corn is generally fine crsp
but the late planted is greatly dam
aged by the drouth and promises a
rather poor yield. Cotton is suffer
ing from the drduth and from rust
and shedding, especially on uplands,
and the prospective yield is not as
good u it was few weeks ago. II
is opening rapidly and picking is be-
coming general.
Fall crops, such as sweet potatoes
Irish potatoes, Surnips and garden
truck, made very little progress dur.
ing the week, and peanuts suffered
greatly from lack of moisture.
The conditions were very favor.
able for the gathering of hay crops
and for the housing Of tobacco
which progressed rapidly. The to
bacco crop is generally good one
and a remarkable absence of worml
Is reported.
But little blowing was done, ow
ing to the dry, hard condition Of thu
ground. Pastures have dried up il
many places and water for stock il
scarce. There are but few lat,
peaches, but the apple crop is ap
parently fairly good.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-09-30

Cologne and Dartmund burn their
garbage by means Of electricity,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-09-30
SUBSCRIBE FOR
Lawrence
49, Democrat
Do You Enjoy
What You Eat?

You can eat whatever and whenever
yeu like II you take Kodol. BY the use
of this remedy disordered digestion and
diseased stomsehs are 30 completely 70.
stored to health, and the full perform
ancs OF their functions NATURALLY, that
such foods % would We one into Q
double bow knot are eaten without
even 'tumbling' and with Q positive
pleasure and enjoyment And what
Il moro--thsse foods are assimilAtsd
and transformed into the kind Of nstri
meut that is Appropriated BY the blood
and tissues.
Ksdol 10 tho oaly digestsnt or com
bination of digsstants that will digest
Ill classes Of food. In addition TO this
fact, 1t contains, In Assimiiativs form.
the greatest known tonic and recon-
struotite properties,
Kodol cures indigestion, dyspepsia
and all disorders arising therefrom.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
Makes the Stomach Sweet.
BEETLES only. Regular size. 800, holding ~
times the trial sise, which sells Tor 30 cent?.
n sparsd BY e. O Dewitt . CO., Chicago
For A<le By Trsemon BroA
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-09-30
Five Against Union.

Knoxville Presbytery of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church has
voted against the proposition to
unite the Presbyterian and Cum
berland Presbyterian churches. The
negro question played prominent
part in the vote, the attitude of the
Presbyterian church not being suffi.
GENTLY clear on that subject. Chat
tanooga Presbytery Of the same
church also voted negatively on the
proposition. Thus far 20 have
voted on the union proposition, II
voting for and 5 against. Tennes.
see is the home of the church, and
the fact that two Of the largest
Presbyteries have voted in opposi.
ton to union in the past two days
is significant. Union Presbytery Of
tlE Northern assembly voted unan.
imously in favor of union.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-09-30
Race Riot Averted.

A race riot was narrowly averted
at Hortense, near Dickson, one night
last week. Scott Stephens, a store
keeper, became involved with ne
gro woman, Eaoin Neblett, in a dis
pute. Words passed and the negress
left the store, muttering. Stephens
picked up a.piece of timber and pro-
ceeded to give her hogging. The
negro population Of the settlement
arose in arms and surrounded the
store, which was occupied by Ste
phens and his family. Failing to
make an entrance, they threatened
to burn the building. A passer-by,
learning the nature of the trouble,
carried alarms to Sylvia and Char
lotte, posse of fifty men organizing
and dispensing the negroes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
NEW YORH 8. 5.

NEW " YORK. y I 81 pazdzie-
rnika. Kogoro Takahira,
.japo6ski minister Ola Stan6w
lied oczonyc zapad} ciezz.
.ko ma MEL ebezpie eczna chorebe,
" zWana append citis, czyli. "a
palenie 6lepej kiszk
Operacya " tym wypadku
Jest konie ieczna, lecz rzadko
sic ona udaje. ..s
Pan "a akahira jest najdzieI
.niejszyml Vplomata jjopoh-
skim j kolejno dziierzy1 urzad
pred dstawicie Ella Japonni Y
.Wiedniu, Rzymie, Hadze i
Washingt onie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
PETERSBRRG l;sto,,,

PETERsBRRG 9: 'lE'17 + I. listopas
De. otrzymanych tele-
Igram6w wide ocznern jest, ze
sar6tFwno I syjjska iak i jjapo6-
ska armia maj dujaca ole ~
poludnie Cd Mukd lon gotowe
g tio rofpo ecia sgal III i
moi lh4 4 ozpoc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
Winona, Mimi, dniiaII, I.istopada 1901 roku
NEW 2 YORK, Antoni Al
skuski, kaleka pozbaWiiony

NEW YORK, Antoni Al
Eskuski, aleka pozbawiony
lobu n6g zami eszkaly pod
1872 utica " Passaic, oskar-
zy " tuteIjiszym. I kryminal-
nym sadie plekna wdoWe,
kt6ra okradla 60 pod pretek-
stem zeniaczki. Alskulski
trudni sic zebraniem Cd cza~
=su gdy stracl nogi j by1 do
sye szczeS1iWym v tym zaWo-
die, gdyz uzbiieral 1897. Mial
zamiar odjechac do Polski i
dla poczynienia odpowied-
nich przvgot otowa6 przyby1
do Jersey City. Tu zapozna
sic. ze swoim krajanem ME-
|jakim Stanym j ten zaprowa-
dill go na u III. pod No.
200, gdzie mieszka piekna
wd6wka, gotowa wyjsc "a
maj. ,,Byla to piekna kobie-.
ia" rzekl pred sedzia po-.
szkodowany. ,,Ona byla o.
Wiele piekniejsza odemnie i
rad sic z MIA zenic.
ia jej powiedzialem, ze ca1o-
wa}bym jej nogi, gdyby 20
sta1a moja zona' biada1 ME-
szczesliWy kaleka. Wreszcie
oswiadczy}a, ze mnie pos}ubi
i zapyta1a mnie czybym jej
ME m6gl zmienic 100 dola-
rowego banknotu. ia jej
zmieniiem a ona mi dala oto
taxa 100 dolar6wke tn
wyciagnaf stary konfedpraz
ckibil i podal go sedziemu.
"A coz sic sta1o zreszta1
twoich pieniedzy?" zapytano
60. Well Stany zabral
miie do Wechawken, tam
mnie upil i wyciagnal z kie-
szeni 1897.
Sadzia Higgins nakazal a
resztowanie stanego pieknej
wdowy, a wykonanie tego
rozkazu powierzono detekty-
wowi Bennett.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
Now1Nf
TELEGR AFICZNE.
*
:.x.

LONDYN, 80 pazdzier.
correspondent gazety Ii
mes Wyslany do Hull celem
zbadania Wydarzenia " Nor
zu P6laocnem, edstaWiia
Gale to zajscie jako rozmySl-.
ny czyn, popelniony ze Swia-
domoscia, il strzelanie odby-:.
wa sic do statkow rybaek ekich,
Fakt, ze pierwsze okrety
przep1yne}Y spokojnie drugi|
fakt, re strzelano z kilku o..
kret6w i widocznie ma rozka-.
zy dane 2 CORY, 6wiadcza,
re nio .zaszla tn omy}ka. ko-
respondent zapeWnia, ze ro-.
bio to wrazenie, jakoby .ko-
m ,n1ant pod wp}ywem dobre-
go humoru wzniec onego
vodka lub szampanem chciaf
sobie zrobic zabawke ze stra-
chu rybak6w, kt6rzy " o
czach wysoko urodzonego
komendanta So chamami da-
jacymi sic zaspokoic kilku.
rublami.
R6wnoczesnie donosza de
pesze, ze ,,nerwowos6" Ro !
syan, kiedY przeje dzali przez7
woody du6skie, doszla do tego7
stopnia, ze strzelali do dun
skiego torpedowca przejezdza-
jacego ko}o Kopenhagi i
szcze5ciem tylko ME trafili.
Kiedy eskadra rosyjska by
la W Libawie, W Rosyi, jeden
z doktor6w okretowy ch po-
wraca} po kilku godzinach
nieobecnosci do sWego okre-
tn W 1odce j wtedy strzelano
do niego. ..Uda}o mu sic do
stat na okret, a admiral Rod:
zestwe6ski osobiscie go zbesz-
tai powiedzia} mu, ze gdyby|
byi sic eofna} pred ogniem,
to zostaiby "a kare rozstrze-
lany. Potem ma doktora nafo-
zono kajdany IA 10 dni.
Nienliecki gen. por. hr. Y.
Rewentlow, W artykule "
,,Tageblatt'' powiada, ze Ro-
dzestwe1ski jest czlowiek ekiem
nieslychanie nerwowym, po-
padajacym v .niepoh ohamowana
zlosto ). a ,d1robnos ostki, | Wyraza
zdziwienie, ze takiemu cz}o-
wiekowipowierzono komende de.S
= ts4E = Il - s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
INV OLSKICH
AMERYCE.


l1LEVELAND, o. Rodal
Inasz, J6zef Mia. 8 ma1o &C
.I11ie stracI zvc;a We krnda a. "a
mo zeszlego tyeodnia: Wsku.
tick niieszczeSliwego wynadku
(w American Steel & Wire
Works = gdziie Mia pracowa]]
Iodni6sl on tax straszne no.
parzenia ze lekarze v szpitalu
.Isw. Aleksego zwatpili 8 lego
lzyciu. Mia ma ca}y grzbie,
poparzony roztopionem zela-
zem. Dzieki atoli silnemu or or.
ganiizmowi. zdaie sic. ze przvii.
Idzie on do zdroWia. Mia lest
cz1owiekiem familiinvm ma
Zone ! kilkoro dzieci ! miesz.
Ika nod mr. 18 Railway II.
Rademacher Alias Ko1asze-
{ski, ten arcyniezalezny i DO
|.niiekad oiiciec niezaleinvch,
dzisiai. uznaie swa glupote
Iradby wrocil ma lono tego
Ikoscio}a kt6ry tax haniebnie
kilkanaseie lat tenu zdradzil.
|Gl6wna przeszkoda iednak
|ku temu lest Dokuta iaka
Ekoseid musialby ma niego
nalozvc. iakoz warunek lego
orzyiecia. Rademacher Alias
KolaszeWski chciaIby wr6ci6
ale ma. swvch warn nkach -.
kt6rych ko6ci6} ME moze
nrzv;;a6 lest to rzecza niez
roz,,n;a1a ;ak cz1ow;aL nna;a. !.
~ !. l;od n,otensvo 10 nan.
+; moza stawiac nodobne wa.
ranL; przaciez VIE . tenn -
hvl !; ;est orzoazn;k;eno ) w;ec
;o;al; agn;e s;o Rowan
no;adnac. T. mnsi nrzviSc :
-!
piosps 1aAu poAuonih o'o
wy na Wsze1Kle WarunK1 laKle 9
mu Wiadza przez Chrystusa =
ustanowiona postawi. I'm pre-
dzei przyjdzie do tego przeko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.
con Kielpiif fski, liczacy.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.
Leon F. Kielpif ski, liczacY.
42 lata, . zam. pm. 661 przy
ulicy Smith, czekajac zeszlego1
wieczora IA kary ma naro1nl-
|ku ulic Center j Sled demna
ste, zostal przeiec echany przez
w6z, nalezacy do kompanlI
.Rausem I,evens-z zessinge
..pn. 352 Broadway q. Ulegi B
.obrazeniiom gloWy le1ei
81 Gdy 50 podnii iiesiiono 81 4!
.nliieprzyto tomn )desl lano 81
3do jego do1nu, gtzie -
',kowal sie MIN q sank q E
Kielp i les systent 4
supretsnde entern 'olnps Il
'ube e1liio r1l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03

r. 49,
Upton, Mo. 81 pazdz Po-
Gag osobowy No. 3 ma, torach
.kolei Missouri Pacific naje-
chal wczoraj na stojacy po-
ciag osobowy ma stacyi i 2
takim rezultatem, ze try oso-
by straci}y zycie a okoio 16
.odnioslo wieksze j mniejsze
,poranienia. Katastrofa pow
sta}a powodu ME zrozumie-
MIA rozkaz6w sluzby, ma po-
.ciagu No. 3. j ci zostana po-
ciagnieci do odpowied dzialnos-
cii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03

CHICAGO, I'll. Drukarnia
p. w. Dyniewicza, znajduja-
ca sic pm. 532 Noble utica,
tuz przy zaulku, czeSciowo
splone1a. Niemal wszystek
papier drukarski, czcionki,
wieksza. czesc maszyneryi
wszeikich przyrzad6w introli-
gatorskich absolutnie wszy-
stkie pasy (belting) Cd ma
SYN bardzo wiele ksiazek
spalo lonych, ! mn6stwo uszko-
dzonych czescioWo woda j dy-
mem. .Ogien wszczety 2 ME-
wiado domej przyczyny v tyll--
|nejj cze6ci budynku, 2 szyb-
ko5cia blyskawicy rozszerzyl
sic do druk arni. Poczatek
pozaru pomiedzy 1sza 9 2g .
godzina po p6lnocy, O.
gief trwal do 4tej zanim
strazacy zupelnie go ugasili j
odiechali. straz pczarna mu-
,siano zawolae diva razy, po-.
.niiewaz gdy pierwszy raz od-
jjechali to pozar ma nowo po;
wstai. Straty Wyrzad zone. O.
bliczaia na s., ,ooo.
Pred sedla Callac cham sta
val Wczora MARGIN Szawel-
ski pn. 9658 (1onnnercial
ave, oskarzony q dekonanie|
!zamaehu na Rlas1le aycie.
Swiad dkowie RENAL e zar
wels e niiesgsd "a sic 4 IONS
postanowiI ,rzeto lei lei ~
zIo6 EIesit sia PrzytRier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03

CINCINN ATT, o., / listo-.
pada. Arcybiskup Elder
umarl dzisiaj Q godzinie IL
55 nocy. Chorowal on
przez kr6tszy ozas, ale przez
.ostatnie kilka godzin tax o
padal na silach, ze doktor N. \ S !.
81, Decourecy orzekl, ze
6mierci lada chwila spodz !.
wac sic molina. I. 4
Arcybisk skup Henry Elder
surodzil sic d. 20. marca 1919
" Balti ore. Swiec cenia
kapla6 6skle otrzymal v
1846 " Rzymie. q do godno-
sci biskupa iony 20
stal v 1867 Cinc cinnati
Sbyl od roku $50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
sEconD Glass;

Kuropatkin raportu jje
Japo odczyc ode ebrai znaczl1
Xxi, ze= uko dczyli koncel
tracye swych Wojsk ze q
toWi sa wystapic zaczepni11
tai 2 wscho odniej jjak i.zacho
,dniejj strony kolei. Kuropat
kin ME posiada urzed dowegl
obliczenia posilk japo6
skich, ale korespo dent 81.
te podaje ma 40, ,0O0, kt6r|
=6ciagnieto cze6cia 2 Japoni
a czescia z pod Port Arthu
ra.
Fakt, ze Japo6 o6czycy przy
gotowujja sic znowu 80 pod
w6jnego ruchu skrzydl lowe
go, wykazuje, ze marszafel
polny Oyama posiada znaczn'
silly wojska do rozporzadze
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
PETERSBURG, /. listopa

PETERSBURG, /. listopa-
da, Z listu otrzymanego 2
.Klronsztatu okazuje sic, ze o.
ficerowie floty baltyckiej by
Ii " ustawicznej obawie pred
aponczykami, i ze pred od-
teize floty prze-
szukano caly Baltyk, czy Ja-
ponczycy ME pozakladali
tamze min podwodnych.
w kolach urzed dowych
g}osza, re Rosya jest gotowa
wyp}acic $500,000 odszkodo-
wapia rodzinom rybak6w,
kt6rzy zgineli, albo W inny
spos6b uszkodzeni zostali
wskutek ataku floty balty-
ckiej. Car atoli dotad wierzy
W historye opowiedziana
przez admira}a Rozdestwe6-
skiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03

si, ze slyszala silny j bezu-
stanny huk arnnat 2 okolicy
| portu Artnra Japonc nczycy
! I.bezustannie bomb barduja do
dnia 24 PAID ziernika. Obec-
ME podo obno skierowai ostat-
nj atak v zanniarze zajeciia
najg}6wniejsza pozycye.
Og6lny atak ma port Artu-
ra, kt6ry sic rozpoetzall 24 z
azdziernika zamienil sic
wczoraj " krWaWa bitwe
Japo6 6czycy otowali
sic do tego ataku Cd miesia-
ca. Me spodziewali on*i sic Z
CORY zdobyc miasta ale przy-
.najmniej pozycye kt6ra po-
i'm do dalszego poste-
'powania.
Znawcy wojenni przepc-
wiadaja, ze jeszcze diva take
ataki jak ostatni to japo6czy-
cy dopna celu i zdobeda port
Artura.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03
ADREs WHRUsA: Wiarus, s2s ard Str. Wnona Mlnn.

Z Str, 1n0na, MinIl.
dzn przeto ieden koniee sznu
ras do haka " ramie okna,
na drugim kohcu zrobil Pc
time wsadziI " mia glove, &
Wyskoc oczyl oknem. Poniewaz
sznur by1 6tki Marcinkar
ME skrecil, a poniewaz lego
szwagier DWorzak spostrzegl
sly, co sic stale, przeciaf pre-
dko powr6z Szawelski Z Ia 81
wa1em poWrozu u szyii wr6-
Gil do mieszkania j zaczal tam.
wypraWiac awantt1re, majjac
"a >zle zonie j szWagroWi ze
przeszkodz mu zatraci6 du-
sze j przeniesc sic 2 ziiemi do
piekla. Wczorajj, pred sedzia
ME by1 tax gwalto Hnym Pre-
konal sic W czysciu na stacyi
policyjnej, ze pobyt v pickle
ME moze bye ponetnym,
przyrzekl ze oltad zona
obchodzic sic bedzie }agodnie
i zostanie czlowiekiem ajiak
sic patrzy" .Sadzia byl poblaz
Hwy i pozwolil Szawels kiemuz
wr6cic ma }ono rodziny, do
domowego ogniska.
NANTICOKE. Nader pick
ME przedstawia sic noWy
bank tutejszy The .Nantico-
ke National Bank" Nadzwy-
czaj imponujaco przedstawia
sic szafa ogniostrwala jakiej
niema W ca1ej okoli-
cy a przedstaWiajaca wymo-a .
lsny dow6d postepu technl-
XII ameryk ykahsk skiej. Poza poza-
rem, szafa ia zabezpieczona
jest przez odpoWiednie przy-
rzady cd rozbicia, wlamania
zalania woda. Juz chyba
ME potrzeba?
Dwanascie tutejszych
towarzystw wybiera sic "
niedziele do Scranton, na u
roczyste po5wiecenie kosciofa
Najsi. Serca Jezus j Maryi-
Specyalny pociag zlozony
38 wagon6W kolei G. r. +.
Of New Jersey, opusci Nan
ticoke W poludnie. Cena po-
wrotnych bilet6w ustanoWio-
ma zostala na 45c.
w kopalnl ,,Susqueha-
ma Coal Co. pracujacy g6r
nix j. Wysocki zostal moe
no poka]eczonY przez spadly
. CORY od1am wegla.
PIP StanislawostWu
Skopkowskim uro odzit sic sy-
mex; pred Il 1aty utracih
oni nieszcze6iW vi tygod-
niu 4 dzieci.
Franc. Ostrowskii . War
riior Run zostal " kopalni
poparzony gazem.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.
Leon F. Kielpid dski, liczacY
42 lata, . zam. pm. 661 prz
ulicy Smith, czekajjac zeszIego
IA kary ma naroSni-
ku ulic Center Siede dernna
staj, zostal przeiiec echany pr.ez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03

= 49, /.
CHICAGO, I'll. / listopada.
W kopalniach iekkiego We
gla " stanie Illinois zastraj1
kowalo wczoraj 800 maszy]|
nist6w, pracujacy ch prz,y
windach. Maszynisci maja
nadzieje, ze .strajk Wygraja.
Pracodawcy zas stanoWczo
twierdza, ze ME moga mice
nawet nadziei, aby strajk wy
grail. Przyczyna strajku jest
odm6Wienie maszynistom
.znizki 81 procent " wypla-
Gle. Te sama mike przyieli
g6rnicy. 2 poWodu strajku
okolo $4,000 g6rnik6w jesto-
becnie przy piracy. W1a6ciciele
kopalh jednak maja nadzie-
je, re W tym tygodniu jesz-
cze = kilka kopaln bedzie W
ruchu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-03

PARYZ, 81 pazdz. Po
nadzwyczaj burzliwej debacie
" iizbie posl6w, Rad unlknal
porazki zaledwie 4 glosami
wiekszosci. Obiegaja juz po-
gfoski, re minister Wojny
gen. Andre wniesie rezygna-
eva. Zarzucono mu j jeszcze
zarzuc GAIA, j to nietylko "
prasie opozycyjnej, ze przy
awansach uWzgled ednia Office
row, kt6rych przekonania
zgadzaja sic 2 polityka rzadu,
ze konserwatywnymi klery-
kalnym zamyka karyere, ze
" celu pod atryWania os6b
sobie niemi1Ych poslugujje
sic szpiegami, 9 naWet 2 of
cer6w, kt6rym sprzyja, rob
|donosicieli. Ataki te dopro-
wadzily do tego, ze podpul.
kownik Rousset y izbie
|wni6sl in terpelacya Andre
pro 6bowa1 uspra wied dliwiaG sic,
|podczas gdy mu ciagle prze-
Irywano. w kohcu izba przez
Iaklamacya potepila szpiego-
sstwo v armii, ale 278 gfosa-
mi przeciW 274 Wyrazi1a
ekonanie, ze onkoWie
Erzadu zarzadza kroki potrze-
|bne.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-12
ENGLISH ETcHINGs.

The explosive cordite is used by Brit
ish soldiers as a stimulant.
Steel is slowly but surely displacing
hemp as the material Of which all
hawsers and ropes are made in the
ships of the British feet.
It has been j%udicially decided in Eng
land that brandy is an alcoholic liquor,
the spirit Of which is obtained by the
distillation Of wine from the grape,
and that to sell anything else as
brandy" is fraud.
skipping teas" to which guests Of
both and all ages must bring
their own skipping ropes, are mention
ed in the columns of the Lady. a Lon
don fashion paper. Skipping is to be
the fashionable ''cure."
In some of the country mansions of
England fire engines are kept, which
can be driven by the ordinary electric
lighting current when desired at a
critical moment, or the fire engine will
wash the outside of the windows with
out endangering the lives of servants.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-12
A WEAK CANDIDATE,

News from a reliable source reaches
The Gazette that one Thomas Jeffer.
son Porter of Custer county is seek
ing the nomination at the hands OF
the republicans for the Office of at.
torney general of the state.
1t runs in the mind of The Gazette
that only four years ago the same
gentleman was honored by the party
in convention for the same office and
having failed to land, it strikes this
newspaper that Mr.. Porter ought to
take e. back seat this year. There
mn other and more capable men than
Mr.. Porter who could be induced &c
accept that nomination and these arr
men who would bring honor and pres
tige to the party throughout the state
It there is anything that Porter o
Miles City has not wanted from tn
PARTY IN the state during the pas
dozen yssrs We have fadied to dis
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-12
corton,. Ministries.

An enjoyable up-to date performance
of modern minstrelsy is promised
those who attend the entertainments
given by Gorton's minstrels this sea-
son. 1t has BEEN said that there is a
similarity in all minstrel performances
n while this may be true to a certain
extent, nevertheless, the ability and
personality of capable performers will
render enjoyable a programme which
IN less efficient hands would prove
dull and uninteresting.
Great care has BEEN exercised by
Manager Pearl in selecting only the
pest arclsts, and patrons r assured
OF a thoroughly refined and pleasing
performance. Opera house, August 16.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-12

cover it, and he should now be sat
down upon so hard that he will un.
derstand that when the party wants
| his leadership in the state he will be
called upon.
If reports are true, Mr.. Porter stands
in with a gang in his section of the
state which seeks to besmirch the
name of Judge Loud of the Seventh
district court, and if this is true, that
alone, outside the reasons already
stated, should preclude every POSSIBLE
ity of Porter landing for a state nomi-
nation.
In connection with the candidacy
of the Custer county man for attorney
general comes also the report that
Senator Meyer of Carbon county is
urged for a nomination for that Office.
The Gazette understands that Sena-
tor Meyer is in NO sense a candidate,
but should the party place him on
the state ticket it would have the
satisfaction of knowing in advance
that it would be honoring a capable
lawyer, an upright citizen and n who
would make a fearless and aggressive
campaign for the ticket throughout
the state.
Senator Meyer is no trimmer and
the party i'm no section of the state,
should he be named for the honor,
would have to make apology for his
candidacy.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-12

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