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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
snoe, Iige op moo @etgbDgrinqens

leg bar Mfiin6tgbeben 1ter be0 Gam
Ten ON, at leg, u6en at billie SET,
maaife bar Morber. &alp ubebiolt
fslte leg ga en- &piten og @itren al
@~ellegulbet og en- eIler to @onge en-
fpag 2p6, Ser forefom mig iom en-.
fjern Sor6en. Set bor. lite meget
lift / Gellen. Seq tenfte oog life
bt6ere ober Mont Belees trre1l6e
l16feen6e og fal0t / S6pn.
Da leg igien baagne6e, bar nit
fgrite Snotrpf, at Soroen rplteoe, og
leg berte igien EN- bump &lllen.
Sangebogteren fom me6 8rpo og
Bon6; men leg rerte SET neppe og
iao ligegploig. Men me6 en- @lu6,
leligbe6, Ser life looer fig befripe,
foranore6es min lille @elles l16ieen-
Sc. 2uften bleb ful6itenoig mgrf,
og 6en Smule 2ps, ser fra ct elter
onbet @te6 trengte in6 til mig, for
ibonbt ol6eles. Seq bbrte baitige
Grin | 6nngielsforri6orerne ODER
mig. Sfreffelig og uforitaaelig
9TH leo neb til mig. Seq fnnoe
intet ie, men berte ita6ig Sc forpirre-
De 2D6. Men ligeiaa pl116ielig, fom
oct fer bleb merft, forban6leoeS min
@elle til, bba6 ser iom Mo6iptning
forefom mig, ct 2psbob eIler ~inorere
en- niDnltg Slo. Ser bar oberolt
fra @gg til @eg, fra Soft til @ulb,
mime 9ine, Neiebor, Mun6, 2unge,
oper bele 2egemet, bba6 enten set bor
6effet eller lite, en- TOR Itiften6e 8ar=
me- Sss1b 1oen Slamme og bormere
emo @rb6en fra en- Sbn. Seq ifreg
me6 aue 6e ieliomme 2p6 omfring
mig; men ingen menneifelig @tem-
me ipareoe mig; ieg ifreg iom en-
beiat, at man iful6e fltppe mig no.
@armen fun6e lite itamme fra Sl6e-
brand; tbt leg bdrte ingen fer6es
omfring mig, og ingen foriggte at
lluffe Sl6en.
Sou begpn6te ogiaa @etsbpgnin-
gems 6unoamenter at rpite; leg bgrte
8pgninger ltprte iammen og mi6t
un6er 8ul6eret an6re bel6ige 2pb.
Men intet al De ne6faloen6e Mos,
Jet romne6e mtg, ifignt Der ogiaa
fra @ellen fal6t 5tpffer ne6. &lu6.
ielig fglte jeg / Mbrfet en- bren6en.
6e @merte paa 6g66erne; noget iaa.
6ant iom be6t Dpnb eller @on6 fiji
in6 / @ellen og bren6te iom imeltet
SSern. Sen flp6en6e SIS bren6te
mig opob 8enene, og ga ieg foribete
at flpgte, fal6t jeg,. og Sen neaerie
Del at nit 2egeme bleb iom lammet
Ser luftebe fpeEen6e 5pool, % ieQ
fun6e .napppee aan6e, Qi6t efte,
Itaniebe Sc befttge Smerter, Jon
forooriageoes be6 Sen borttte @lam.
9eragif en- lang Gi6; jeg peb lite
iem oct bar Dag eller @at; iiaao fam.
le6e jes mtg trent for at ftini5tee rtogeI
8reo og @at1o, braf alt, og ga sen
borme Masie efterbaanoet bar blepeu
offelet, lae6e leg mig 1tbitroft pao
Ben. Ser bar D66sfttlbe6 omfrine
mig. @ogen Gi6 efter naaeoe ser
igien 2Ds ne6 til mig og ieg fun6e
ifielne Sag fra Scat. Gre @onge
befsleoe 2Ds og Mbrfe; 6o berte ieg
en- let 8anfen moo Murmosierne og
b6rte menneifelige @temmer. Seq
raobte iaa bit, leg fun6e, og set boz
rebe lite lenge, f6r 2Diet fal6t in6
/ Gellen, og efter bpert, iom 6e ar
bei6e6e me6 &affe og Spaoe, blep
@abningem ftbrre; en- Man6 fprang
neb til mig. Saa PiebIiffe efter
par leg; ifidnt ioag og neiten lite
iitano til at itbtte mig paa 8enene,
bil!lpet op u6 / set Grie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

- q: so ban gifteoe fig meo
benoe, troe6e ian, bun bar en- en-
gel; men set pureoe lite Ienge, fbr
ban opbage6e lin 6eiltagelie."
9: v@aa bleb Tan bel o%roentIig
,Huffet?"
q: rgeei, i1et life; BON op6ogeoe
nemlig, at bun, ! gte6at for at bore
en- @ngel, par en- ua'mia5elig opgtig
@offeptge."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

SefretGr Sap ipg. @tatsfefpeter
SAP ct fig, og bar moattet tage en-
6eriereiie til @p6em for at %gienbtn6e
tit &elbre6. Mr. &ob liber al en-
2l1mgeipogbe6, o. bet bentes> at @li-
meet | Georgia bill babe cit gabnltg
SS~noflp6elie. MsiHteren6e 5efreter
2oomis oil reprgiertere 5tatsbepar<
tementet beb 6e offictelle B111rfttoner
&obeoita6en beb 8egDn6elien al set
npe Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
Stalieus @pnieilsprGfbent BPS:

Staliens &OniejlsprGiibent Bps.
Sen italienife forbenDeren6e Soon.
ieiIsprRiioeni 3anar6eIlt beoe Sen 26.
Dec. i maoer1o. Son par &onieils-
preiioent fra 1901 til 1908, og ngo
Song 8ictor gmma1ueIs Gillio i en-
.bbi @rao. &ans Dg0 bar foraariuget
Sorg i 2anoet. 9a Som
Igensog Dronningen b6rto ON bans
.Dg forIoo Sc itrafs abbesatret Sbtgr
oe operpapeoe en- GoreitiiIli,tg:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Torrise @anbas bar Ser Ell itgrre
Sl6les i Muftin, fom blanM on6re
romte lere 6anife Gamilier, BERT
blan6t Barber 5anerberg, g. @tber-
bol6t % @logter Micbelien. St6it=
r9pntes 2 &elte blep reboet al sen
12saarige &erbert @orltens, Ggn al
Gabrifant @oritens. Den rnge Gar,
items u1pilte be6 6enne 2ejligbeb et
5000 og en- @on6uite, iom FOREIGNER
Ba%aifipnnelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Gn fjelbcn 9aabsbanblins fanot
forleoen @te6 / ct. Mnsgors Strife,
i1et 3 al 6. S. 0bIricbs @gnner,
Miels, @lm1s og Subonnes Sblricb
me6 @uitr11er brogte bber- lin lille
Dneng til .Daaben. On fjeroe 5g,1,
Sens Oblrtob, fit for ca. 2 Maa11e=
ser 1i6en lin lille Dreng bebt / iomme
&irfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

u! ssMsarfeIig faa burttg Tolt
liar Pop Mnerifn. Ser er Set
10 MlfIiidnarss 6Ioffebis.
s.: Stu ID: MEN set er life at
urores poo, iaa mango 6repne &as.-
ierere ION Der aarIim ren,rter Der
oper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
Goldman Com har dipet

Goldman Com bar 9ipet lit
5nmtDfffes::s rsSeg baaber, unge Man6,
at De oritaar @ar0ien al, bbd0 De
Ebinber | min Datter?"
Den unge Mdno: Ser miagtige
8prbi Deo leg piftnof lite; men leg
a%1tager, at ben er otnfrine 10000
Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
n1inneilota

mtnnelota,
- Mnna @ultafion, en- ganmel
@bin6e, iom boe6e be6 8ine 2afe, life
langt fra 8oglep, aflioe0e Jig formlig
be6 &engming..
- Mrs. Ole ellington al @ortb=
ington tom nDltg til at fere Jig / Or
men ne6enfor Mlbuen og bp6e al
8lo0tab fdr Sielp tom. &,tn bot
So Mar gamnel.
= ct @pin tilbgret1oe Soiepb
@eorgen of 2ple bor / ipb Tiger be-
grabet / en- Straoltof, bab6e / berne
lange Eib intel at,6rihfe og fun Straa
at e6e. Da set bleb funben par Oct
afmagrH til ct Stlet, men bill atta<
9elig fomme itg::g
= &pieteretten, bar. 1tn6feitet
Dommen oper @reorene @borles og
@enrp Melioneaf 0matoro1a, Der bill
blipe bengte for Morod paa 5aloon>
bert @rier ii6ite Sommer. @1ber,
ngren bor enbnu lite h1nbgiort 9d=
gen for &enrettelEen.
= S ct Sui / Sien paa girpital
Safe beD Safe @rDltal fan0teS forle=
6en ct Stpffe Naptr boorpaa ito6
ifreuet: uSSeg bar br1tfnet mig. Seq
be0er Ssdbtt 9. &otuld1tb og er fra
2incoln> Mebr. Seq bar intet Stem,
irgen Bepge eIler @enner."
9e1rD Bran0tS 10 Moane0er
9nmle 8abp bleb 11toer ct 8eibg bos
Glansion be6 Ma6ilon 2afe>
nerbeb Mantato, Fu6t og 6rebt al
oen1res tioartge 5gn, ser fingre6e
ct @epa.r, font gift al og ran1te 8ar-
net.
= Mognus Mn6erion @ougietb,
en Tormer / Ma1to6 Eomnibp, Otter
Soil Co. blep forle6en Febt al fine
l6bife &elte miot gienrrem &%ope6ga-
berne / Sergus Soils. og 6rebt. SON
bar pao &iembeien nle6 ct tungt Secs
Sober og ct Suletr9, Ga bans &elte
bleD fremte, og gior6e en- brat Scent
bling, bborpeD ban foiteoes no al
@ognen. San fit fat / &ognitamgen
og flpnge6e fig: til ben til Fan fal6t
al og ct &iul gift ober bam og tmuite
8rplttasien. San bar en- ung Mo1tb
efterlaber @uitru % Datter.
-@barles SSobn1on, Der qrheioeoe
Mc@ratb 2umber 60, in6ebrpnb=
te forleoen / en- lille Suite Eronnes,
/ 0en ipogitlige 9d Of aittin County,.
SON og fire anore Men6 bab6e fipbt
en- Gallon Mltobol I Eronres, pg oen-
ne bragte Sc til Garmer gbriitian=
ions &us, balban6en MiI fra Gbm-
merleiren, bbor De 6raf ,omtrem en-
bafp Gallon. geo &albti Eioen off
len forlo6 1e @briitianions Sarmrl
for at lben6e tilboge iii 2eiren, men
fer De bar fommet langt bleb Sobn-
Ion og 10 of oe an6re ltggeube. 8e-
res to &ammerater, lom lite babbe
Orl1ttet lao mege, Wtltllettog Cunt
ilGbte Dem til en- nnrIiggenooe
Cog SPITE, og MuIlett, ser bEep bar-
sc for at Sc billie frpfe bielsi Mat-
2G, begob is til 9eiren for at
Iege @iRlp, efter fbrit at bobe an
tan6t en- SIS mt6t pna @1dnet.
Sort effter begm ogfaa Surrqniiff iig
paa Sci, men bar nfffe ttorr111ret Iargt,
ban be6 at e ftg tiIbage, faa @Dt-
Ten ltaa Jlurnrler. Gan iIeoe ILL
bage 90 if tozaff 8 4 Mrrn "a,
men Sobnion too Hte III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
Gonntp Spjpitalet uperfplbt.

County @oipitalet er iaa oberfpIot,
at mango 8atienter moo liege paa
Ma6raSie paa @ulpet. @neumo.
11ia griber it9rft ON Jig, og 6e fle=
tie al Dc @pge @oipitalet liber al
benne Spg6om. @ertil fomr1er De
mango l1lpftestilfeI6e, foroariageoe
beb De glatte 6ortobe, iaa Sunbbeo5,
commissioner fer fig life / Stono til
at tmgbetomme ollie, Der mel6er fig.
Sen 1t6ite uge, en6enbe 2gr6og,
6g6e Der / 8Den 139 al Y%nernronia,
Del Til itge 81 8rocent a: aIIe Dgos,
falbene Dor foroaringebe al 6enne
@pg6om.
: Megter at arbitrere. @uIfenes
Union beiluttebe forleoen al opergipe
berS @og til en- @ol6giftsret, og Der
fom Mrbei6sgtper1te gift inb 6erpoa,
biloe De optage Mrbei6et itrafs. Set
par mi6lertn foritaaet, at bborleoes
emo n6faI6et blep, fh1l6e Mrbei6sgi-
berne inbiette alle be Streifenbe /
6eres gamle Bla6fe; enobioere at
@oG6giftsrettem ifllbe mpbe og az.
gibre '@ogen in6em 2 Tiger, og at
bbis &etten fan6t, at @rftene for
tiente en- 26rsforb6ielie, ifulbe en-
iaa6on treble / @raft itrafs. SSmi6ler.
tbs bar 2~tperpmnnoene negtet al or
bitrere. @rltp0en berfor iiges at
bore, at Me1roene l1nionen baboe
baIgt for bette giema6 er iaa n6elut-
feroe paal1nioneng SIDE, at Mobpar.
tiietbiloe ingen Stame faa i So.
gen. ma1tge al De Streifen6e bar.
forInngt 6eres gamle @Ia6ie, Ser Ell.
blepen Dem gibet. Set aniIoaes, al
oDer so treifenoe Rigrere oeierterebe.
!Rntttern 9irsoogS 90 Git tilbage.
til arbeioe. B55s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

8sipiier 5000. 8oIunteers Of
Mmerica belpiite / @gn1ogs i Coli
fe11m Mnner 5000 @erioner, mpn6,
&pin0er og 8prn. Mlle Der melote
fig fH Mnb % boer at 8ernene blep
gipet en- lille 8reient for16en. Ser
me1gif 1000 8re6, 2 Eenoer MIier,
5000 $50. &alfun og &ens, 500 go.
Gutter, 140 @allorer Melf, 1000
@alloner. @affe, 1000 B6. 8gnner,
200 81. @an6p, IL Egnoer @ronber-
ries, 90 &asier benfoete @oger, go
8uib. @artpfler, 100 g. @mer, 200
$50. STE og en- Egn6e 5alt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Carl 81. &e6erien, sen 6anife Steal
@itate @an0len6e paa Morfb Mbe.,
ner California Mbe., ct for Gioen
un6erban6linger ON ct itdrre @iens
bomsialg og bar flere go6e &jgbere,
en- go6 Mnle6ning for bbem ser bar
noget at iGIge:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
Slere Spprbpgnsmroli9bsber. I

Tlere Sporboensmroli9beber. On
@porbog1, bois 8eietning bar Mons
Union, bIen argreben af en- Mob for-
le0en 4ften. e5lere Nolittbetiente,
Der cipiIfreote fj6rte poo Sporpog.
men for at beifptte 8asiagererne mos
m1ltge Spergreb blep llemt me6tag-
ne. 9olitibinlp dnfont intioIertio, %
Nngriberne tog iaa burtigt 6lugten,
at. hn to, Sobn Simmons og 8ert
Seller, bleb ARE lterece.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Charles Gpbers og &mitrm fom /
Sbnoags @ftes tilbage fra @actne,
meget begeiltret ober sen go6e Mo6=
tagelie Sc baboe facet og ben rel-
llDffeOe Selt / uDania", peb bbtlten
&r. Ct. iom me66elt bol6t ScIen for
9nnmnM.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01
g6ioago.
Sra bor ipeeielle &orreiponbent.

Marins &eterien % Snitrr, 1856
Commercial ape., South @bicago,
fom / @ounmer reiite til Danmaf,
tom forleoen Sag dilbage / beoite
@elgaaenhe. s .g
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

Mrs. @ilbelmine SSpbnieu, &uitr11
Of forbenparenoe @rocerDma1r6 S. 6.
SSobnien, &iernet.a al @ortb og Maple-
MOOD Mbe., bgbe forle6en / Set 6anfe
M6er6omsbiem % begrabe0es 1i6lte
Spmoog UNDER flor Deltagelie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

= ct @pin tilbprer,oe Soiepb
@aorgen nf 2ple' Dor / ipb Tiger be-
grobet / en- Straaitof, bab6e / berne
large Eib intel nt,6rttffe og fun Straa
at ebe. Da oct bleb fun6en par Oct
afmagret til ct @telet, nre11 bill o1rta<
9elig fomme ltg::9
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

= Mnna @ritofion, en- ganunel
@pin6e> iom boe6e be6 @ine 2afe, life
langt fra 8oglep, aflibeoe fig fornplig
pe6 &angning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

- Mrs. Ole ellington al @ortb-
ington tom npltg til at ifere Jig / Or
men ne6enfor Mlbuen og op6e al
8lootab fGr &ielp tom. @lrn bot
IS Mar gommel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-01

= &9ieitereteui bar 1ta6fe1tet
Domme1t oper @rsbrene CHARLES og
s&ea1rp @eIionpaf 0nato1,1a, Der bill
blibe bengte for Morbet paa 5aloon-
bert &rier ii6ie @ommer. @nper-
nbren bar e116nu lite h1n6giort 3d.
ge11 for &enrettelfen.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
Tom Douglas Goes Feat.

Thos. Douglas passed through
Montpelier yesterday morning
bound tor All eastern state, where he
goes to take mp rail, oading again.
Tom was met at the depot bv his
brothers and many old friends. He
was in the best Of health and left
his family we'll. Mrs. Douglas and
Miss Ircn" will remain in Portland
for time yet, having considerable
property interests there.
MIR. Douglas regretted that he
couldn't stop over a day IN this city,
but he should have been at his new
position before this. He will have
q position under Mr.. Blnkensderfer.
who was formerly with the Short
Line.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
Sudden Death of Mrs. Winters.

Sudden Death of Mrs. Winters.
Last Friday night in Butte, Mon
tana, Mrs J. b. Winters died of
heart ia lure. while riding on street
car.
III remains were buried IN Provo,
Utah.
Mrs. Winters was we'll known to
the old timers of this city having
liv d he some ~ or IA years ago.
She was sister of Mrs. Frank
Jones of this city. and besides other
members of her family, leaves hus-
band and three boys to mourn her
death. She was years old
Frank Jones immediately, on
hearing the news of her death left
for Butte, and accompanied the
sorrowing husband to Provo. At
forwards Mr.. Winters came on to
tins city where he stopped today.
Th. Examiner extends it's sym
pathy to Mrs. Jones and her family
over the sad death.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
St. Andrews Episcopal Church.

Divine services are held every Sun
day as follows:
Morning prayer and sermon at II n. m.
Sunday School at d. IN.
Bible Class for grown people at 3 D. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 40 y.
III.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend any or all services
AI-WARD CHARACTERISTICS.
Episcopal Missionary.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
Big Changes in Railway Circles.

Some great changes are scheduled
to take place in railway circles
shortly. The Short Line system is
to be enlarged so as to include the
U. p. from Green River to Ogden.
and the S. p. from Ogden to Reno.
All this will be under the manage
ment of W. H. Bancroft. e.
Calvin is to have charge of the O.
r.. Il y, and the S. p. south of
Portland to Ashland, Oregon. Other
important changes are contemplated
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
EreGchlOaderS.

Breechloading in artillery and small
arms is popularity supposed to be an
Invention Of the middle of last century.
Out such is by no means the ease IL
Dublin gunsmith's shop at Cork Hill
Is on view breechloading rifle offered
to the British war office at the close of
the eighteenth century ond rejected,
as 1t was considered to need too much
ammunition.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
Presbyterian Church.

Services in the Presbyterian chu G,
Sunday at the following hours:
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock.
Morning preaching at IL a. M
Evening preaching at $50 p. m.
All are cordially invited TO be present
at any or all of these services.
j. Fl. Rodgers, Pastor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
Millinery Opening.

Mrs. Kalenberger, who has had u
years experience in the millinery bust
ness, will open fine new stock in the
building opposite Lyman's drug store
on. March 18th. She respectfully in
yites all the ladies of Montpelier and
the county to call and inspect her
stock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
Scanning His Motive

You can't be dead sure that a yo,ne
man is saving to get married lust be-
cause ne stops smoking cigars and be-
gins to smoke pipe.-Boston Globe.
NO. he may be smoking the pipe to
get even with the neigLbors
land Plain Dealer
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
The Way 1t Goes

heard Kronnick remark that lie
never had such luck in his business rs
he's having now, but | didn't catch
whether it was good luck or bad
"Oh be meant bad luck. of course,
II 1t were good luck he wouldn't speak
OF 1t as luck at all"-Philadelphia
Press
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
How 1t Affected Hin,

Mrs. Brownovich-I understand vour
husband is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Smithinsky-Yes: he's too i'll to
DO anything except make good resolu
tons. -Cincinnati Enquirer.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
THE "STAND PAT" POLICY.


The republicans no doubt in the coming campaign will
be surcharged with the policy of stand pat The
ment will be Numbered from PLATFORM it will form
leader for every republican EDITORIAL short will be the
battle of coming contest The conservative element
which includes the trusts, want stand administration
continue in office. But let what such "a continued
policy means
1t the farmers should stand pat while the trusts
continue to fitch them of the wealth they garneng
the earth The harvester, pillow, wagon, coage shovel
abed wire and forty other trusts all believe farmer
the stand pat program.
Then there is the stock raiser According
packers trust the stOckman is good enough
packer) and he ought to stand pat The producers
side partner the meat and held
up by this robbing organization. The pays it
wants to for CATTLE sheep and hogs and charges what it
pleases OF the Yes indeed both these ought
encouraged to stand the trust is well satisfied
with the present arrangement.
Then there is the transportation problem. Not
with all the other blood sucking trusts and monopoes
ting whack at the producer and consumer, the railways
have to take fall out of these But man i
continuance of the present stand policy railways
The latter favor standing pat why shouldn't everybody
They getting what the other there is
nothing more to be hoped for
An these only few instances where the producer
and get it in the neck Doth going coming
And they will be asked this fall stand delivery
and keep the party in power that the do
never fear Will the suckers do it?
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25
1t Might Be-.

us kissing dangerous:"
We'll. | wouldn't try 1t on an ath.
ietic girl without her eonseut."-Ch,.
cago Post.
Saved.
Inc traveller i'll Ireland will do we'll
Wnen he engages .iaunting car 10
make sure Of tie step to which il,
mounting he must trust his WEIGHT
The carman does not help him to
mount.
"A gentleman once said TO the driver
he had engaged
Il III afraid that step is lcoSe.'
The man took hold of it and shook il
All, sure" said he Its too sthrony.
1t Is! What are ye afraid OFF,
At that instant it cane off in his
hand
But he turned to his fare with tn.
sunniest OF smiles. We'll, sure" said
he, didn't ] save yer honor firm
broken Lego
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25

Every in the has either GOT Il water sysem>
putting ill., arranging for The figure
on this adj unct is Mounainhome They will all
beat Montpelier if We don't hurry. ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-25

With Richards, Gootng and that element saying Nor,
and will not be nominated and Judge Stevens
md his friends saying Morrison will be named,
here going to be something doing in the Moscow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-24
NEW YORK
ORCEIEST TRA
WILL VISIT FAiRMoNT THE COM
ING EASON-ENGAGED FOR
A SERIES OF CONCERTS
AT PITTSBURG Ex-
POSITION.
lBy Publishers, Press.l

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-The Boys
New York Symphony Orchestra, which
has gained an enyiable reputation
since it's organization a few years ago
has been engaged for series of con
certs at the Pittsburg Exposition,
commencing September Goth.
Henry Pincus, manager of the or
chestra, states that an engagement
has been arranged for a sacred con-
cert in several West Virginia towns,
including Fairmont and several others.
The orchestra consists of seventy-five
professional boy musicians, and the
work 1t has been doing this season Is
far superior to the efforts when the
first series of concerts were given at
the Herald Square Theatre in New
York, three years ago.
New York's 400 has shown prefer
ence for this orchestra, it having re-
Gently been engaged by Mrs. Stuy-
vesant Fish, o. H. P. Belmont, and 9TH
er wealthy New Workers..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-24

Ar ll'IIUlR DESTTIRl \ Fl
$svAiLE SCARCELY M HIDING
RENfAiNs SUN NDAMAaE ina S1Tt E
Who'll --- MAGAZINES
DESTROYED BY
s8S55 I'll JApANE
FOUR LARGE WARsHiPs iNARORT:
=S ARTHUR IiARBoR AR e o.
RApLYs DAMAGE ED TIA ssI ssI
EYaARESU SELESS.

l ~
+ CHEEFOo. Aug. aaaT'ort Al thurs
critical position was emp nhasized tus
i5day by additional news broug gh Il d
junk which left Lao Toshan ronlol
tory on the night of Al 1.Ss he I,ep-
pie aboard report that the % paneses
have occupied not onl y Fort Ttshan.
but another fort about hal e q mi le so
the southwest Of Itshan.
The Japanese have also driven the
Russians from the parade grounds, anil
have destroyed two forts 5laaos
Chanko. which Is within the eastern
fortifcations OF the port. Scarcely
building in Port Arthur remains. utss
damaged. and the Town Hall and one
of the magazines have been destroyed.
1t is further stated that FOUR large
warships in the harbors Of Port Arthur
are SO badly damaged that they are
useless. and that only one war vessel
has guns aboard.
The partial failure OF the Japanese
attack on Port Arthur Is attributed To
the terrible fire from the forts and the
large number of ground mines placed
by the Russians. and which have
wrought such havoc among the Japa
nese troops.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-24
A Runaway.

-MORGANTOWN, w Va, Aug. "a
Specia1.)-Last night Ed Shank, the
well known hackman, had a bad run
away some distance out of town.
Shank drives Guy Hayes fve-seated
hack between Morgantown and Mt.
Chateau, and when about four miles
out of the city one of his horses began
to kick and in a few moments both
horses began to run. The lines broke
and the driver and both occupants of
the carriage jumped, the driver sus-
tanning badly fractured leg in so
doing. Mrs. P. H. Connor and sister
in-law Mrs. N1asten, the only passen-
gers on this occasion, were badly
shaken up but sustained no serious in
juries. They were all brought to Nor
gantown about midnight and Shank
was placed in hospital, where his in
juries were promptly attended.