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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
The Place for the Negro.

Superintenden t John H. Smith,, of the
Negro Reforma tory, & In Hanover county,
has written letter to Booker T.. Wash
lngton, in which he says: III
II sincerely hope you may have occa-
sion to impress upon our people the neces-
sity Of making themselves Indispensable
as a farmer@class in the South where so
large majority OF them live and are
destined to continue to live. Intelligence,
industry and prudent living have made
the farmer class of France the most
valued citizens Of that young and viris
republic The farm gives promise OF
better health than the city, a comfort
able living, is far removed from the
'.maddening crowds ignoble strife" Is
least provocation of race antagonisms,
and will result In the development of a
class among us that Is certain to be self
respecting, and that will SO far gain the
respect Of tho Southern whites as to be
protected in their life and liberty.
rum, immortality and politics do not In
| fluence the farmer class of any people to
| tho extent the industries and labors most
common to city life. Every negro family
| that cnn be induced to leave cities and
| towns and live upon farm rather than
| in vile neighborhoods OF cities, is dis
1 tinct gain to Christian civilization and
4 race growth. Continue to urge the
race to be producers, and when your de.
/ tractors shall have been forgotten your
1 name will DO great in tongues OF wisest
4 censure.'
That Is sensible talk. Agriculture Is the
4. most Inviting vocation for the black man.
onl the farm he Is healthier happier and
4 in all respects better than elsewhere. and
. Mother Earth makes no discrimination
against him. She will yield her increase
to him as bountifully as she will to tbs
white man,
ii4f9 {s9a9f -:-----=------.-E-----. 55i sG
Nhile our Northern contemporaries
y are discussing mob violence at the South
lei them not overlook the riots in CHI
c1go the riots IN New York and tht
g reign OF terror In Colorado. We maks
c mo excuse for the lynchings in Georgia
. but there is more proyocation for mol
u violence there than IN Chicago, tNc"
G York or Colorado. The mob In Georgis
9 is 10 be condemned. but SO Is the moi
= In Chicago and 80 Is the mob In New
e York. and so Is the mob In Colorado
i Let the Pharisees OF the North remem
'e Der these Things u, 4 4.
III a- ---ss---------------: .4 ", H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

E $ cripple Creek has been made lame me
again that is to say, new trouble mas
broken out there. iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

one Of the questions Of the ca m ~ tSr
vet unanswered is where is son-ln-ia s''
Elkins at? 3s35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

The prohibition 'dryness' some parts parts
OF Virginiais thick enough t'.g 70 % Y cpe 3
with a moderately sharp carving k 1'l11' h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
A Few Foreign Facts.

The Rome newspapers comment favor.
ably OH the scheme for the erection IN
that city OF monument to Shakespeare.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

NASHVILLE .American: The proposition
that Judge Parker engage in a campaign
tour is not n wise one. let him remain a. az
Esopus. Touring candidates for, Presi-
dent are not attractive or successful. Even
Roosevelt is to be held in restraint during
ha a m ma ign.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Thirty-four years ago a German colony
settled at Iaifa, Palestine. To-day all OF
the ninety families In y are prosperous ,na
from alcohol, whichis sold to the ma lives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

The half years production OF coal y, in
Germany reached 5S $4,000 tons, or 3, $50 Oto
tons more than last year 855
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Mobile Register:5I f that bloody chasm Is
NOT closed by8 this time, why not give It
up bad job We notice E, that at, III Is ~ 70
he nid Conrederates being invited to OBJ
serve the magnanimity Of heir old foes
a nd weep on their generous bosoms.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Candidate Fair banks must be preparing
some mighty big speeches; ut least lea st. y
takes him long time 10 send in n his his,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Russian soldiers have frequent oppor-
tunitv to admire the cleanliness and the
completeness OF the contents Of the knIadp-
food and ammunition, these contain a
tooth brush, a comb, a towel and a map OF
southern Nnnchuria on a large scale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Ex-iling Prempeh, OF Ashantee. admired
Joseph Chamberlain TO such an extent
suit az clothes and monocle like those
worn by the ex Colonial Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

/. MANY brick and stone masons in the
CITY Of Mexico are working for 81 to $500
a day, who got only fifty cents and seven
ty-five cents "a. few years ago, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

4. The serene exterior Of the candidates an 3
Is very different from the rolling and an.
rumblng emotions that stir the the inner IN 'r,
breast. II g3s5 Y x u s 3g ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

from thereclpes given any one should !, be
able TO prepare any xegeta Dies ny 1a ,1ssi
nslsa a SSY be VI VIII taomaso as
peSfT, Gu cucumber, following the same
r II Is0i Tor both Slice sx Quarts of green
tomatoes, TO which add cur o. s aaIn.
night IN the morning drain. cover Y, T IN n
OF a pint OF sugar to q quart @. yinesa ~
pp. the ynfEar aad s augEd sa
cook until they are tender and o, cte adi
frq tss GusI 81 %n'G sps ea
M y ooys sra ihs 4 t peke uebs o NJ
Pc. Pears picked With tie on are d Ss
llclons. and by the same Iille !, iil Sree an
picked peaches apples, pluIns nee a'' " etrnit
pinls OF vinegar. Cover. TUT %1ln pp "a
water and bring to "a boil, Aak IN Isnii
pears and add slgarh e e aas yaegar and
W ~ s fss f 6t9sss pl a Slick Whole
cloves into the fruit, and AFTER the v sl.9.
gar and spice have boiled LMs ~
to, y ana ,1 boil untl Il seaseials
liquor has to be boiled down fte g, ,.aG
fruit Is taken out before can ne poufI ea
hot over the pickle, which tDist 20 sea!s ~,
at once. The bniiipg d0W " aa ,yor rat
as II " desred g fssp al . Waeaa soi #, te
| cooking. Z, u h {, IA Ma turned
into a delicious pitkle ilhollt for
onylh white part e 6, ths sm rlnn a dies then
covered COW, with sailed water {one'ia,lf Il
standfor twenty four hours. men IN a, ai Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
BY Dora May Morrell. L

u Editor-in-Chlef Tho House
q hold, New York?
JON from households al over
the country will issue an , 0a y,
Of spicy tartness, m ,hs 1 jnitiate,i
that the housewife IS ueep II
the mysteries Of picking, W W IN
~ Il -. - = AZ, IN n ~ N NAV be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

The hog and hominy outlook in old l4 V VIZ
elnia this year is simply marvellous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

4 A couple In New York were about about TO
go Into the dlycres court, when q rich Oh
uncle came to the re.,clie and gave them en-
$4,000 to kiss and make up. They did
SO and the incident is closed. .rha tti
one way to prevent Tho divorce evil"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
Taylor has probably flee. filed !
.last5.veto.
Gyen.Q 90 ]. 2; 0Aousqht
IKE and

4 Columbia S tate: Judge Parker makes an a
impossible request of the public sWh ti ne. ne
preme bench, he be known hereafter as
Ria inS2..Nir 4 Park en-, The American pao-
Die too dearly love q title for that Mh "a.
OF mill tia ever SUI ceeaed IN llS-
ing IT. down Ss9s 3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

..Who u.s. this Judge Parker? q SKIS Mr. Mt,
Hogg, Of Texas. Seems TO US We y have '7l' 9
heard that he is the Democratic nominee nlr'es
for the presidency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

An Indiana III who sw q at his wire
because dinner was not ready when siltA he
wanted ii, became ossiflcd. Indeed: the
way Of the transgressot, IS hard. . ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

An educated German horse understands
figures-not the kind used in Congress-
man Grosvenor political forecasts, but 1d5
Just the plain multiplication table Kind,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Hanover wntermelotis have not deterior'
atcd, not in the least. but he fact is that
Hanover no longer holds the belt li PITT PITT
5sylvania and Halifax have become tht
Great wa term 81 on counties OF old Yirginia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
2i9ner ct urberf. s

2i9ner ct 1trberf. Set mennelfe=
lige 2egeme ligner meget ct urbarf.
Noget fommer / uoroen. Sc enfelte
9ele negter at u6fere tit Mrbeioe, og
Sc ffpn6er Sem til l1rnogeren. &un=
ore6er al &loffer bIiber ,fen6t til lit
mageren &tlfel6e, bpor en- 9roobe
Die bil6e baoe brogt alt ioroen. @ep.
81. S. ST. Mgrtcolo, Morietto, Ga,
ifriber: ~SSeg betrogter oct iom min
<gt at berette min grforing meb
9eres &11rifo, iom ieg bar brugt i
min Gamilie / Sc ii6ite ii Mor. Spg=
BONNIE, iom fommer al 1,rent 8lo6,
Iorfplelie, etc., laalom Ga Grippe,
&beumotisme og on6re 5pg0omme,
far ieg f1reret i min 6omilie uoer,,
&ielp al min &uslege, fun beo 8r11-,
gen at &urifo. 9lt on6t foripan6t.
2pbet of nogle, Gage. Seq amer
&a1rifo iom Sen be6fte og billieite Me-
otcin | @an6elen. 81. 8eters &11ri=
to, oct gamle prgbe6e l1rtemib6e1, er;
ben ~9raabe Die, fom bringer set
mennef elige urbprf ior6en igien.1
Sen u66rtper Sc l1renligbcber, Joni
btn6rer Sc enfelte 0rgoner fra at birz]
fe, bringer @oben, Bor66ieliesorga,]
11ert1e, NDrerne % 2eberen til at or=]
bei6e regelmRsiig. Sen er lite en-
Mpotbeferme6icin men f9lges til 6or<|
brugerne 6irefte al 6abrifonten, ST.
Setter 6abrnep, 112-114S go &opne
Mbe., Gbicogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
gngelife 8looe me6oeler

General 8ootb for Sioen ligger / l1n-
oerban6linger me6 Sen frantic .Gbo.
folaoefabrifant &enrt Meunier ON
at fibbe 6enneS @ Mnticoite peb Sno-
ldbet til ct. 2aprenceflo6en. Set er
@eneralens Seniigt at foloniiere Gen
'beo @ielp al Menb og &bi116er, iom
SRren bar frelit til. ct be0re Sin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
Gil TDrbogterbe6 Ma T.
| t e II er antoget forbenbarenbe
Sftbsfercr 6. 8. GllefIen.

t E II CT Q11tdget forDenbGre1tDel
Sftbsfprer 6. 8. gllefien.
Serb enD9r Sc TeIe=
t n6ant S. g. g.
Gollet ofgif forle0en beo De1en
at Sierteilog "a Mar gommel. &on
tratraaote fin Snten6onttilling il
1900 otter 46 Mars Sjene1te / Gele=
grafbpienet, Dpor fan bar inologt ligI
ltor 6ortjenelte og bar meget ofbol6t. !
M%iSlDffet Silt Morge.
9e Sp9jerelier, Ser efterboonoen
fremfommer ON Sen nor lfe Suits &e=
l%ultoter, eiber ct alt anoet ems lplt
8illeoe al Situationen. uMor=
genblooet" %u0regner 1,1> at olene for
Be Jets itore ,gltlan0somter repre-
le11terer Morets &plt ct ll110er1 fuo ul1=
Ser Mio6eloor poo treoipe Millio=
11er &roner. Gette Sab puffer meQer1
Yefpnrirg.
g amle 90 II ter. Sra 81
6in9en berettes, at cit 5neb jful0e
ifpOe Sten til MT @us poa Ell al &re~
ltegaar0en fGitet Somt. Com ian
flaffer Soroen, berer fan oct lfrang=
le. San onltiller loo en- n9rn1erc ltn=
6eriegelie og finder $500 ser er
nGbnt 592 = gan1le Selpmpnter al
for1fidllig &erot> paa "a, IL og 6
Sfiling> fra 8egpnoelien al set 18oe
Marbunore6e. MDnterne bor ioo flint
nen6e> lom ON Sc bar npilogne.
SronoDems 9 f c.
DomfirfenS Gperifib logger mol
MI Den lto1te Saan0 paa, ffribel
v9agspoiten". Sillo6ierne CT fier:
net tilligen1e6 Sen 8ro, man / mango
Mar bar maattet benDtte for at fommt
in6 / Set e1tlige @fib, iom benpttes
til firfeltge @on6ltnger. ct poffert
6liiegulu al forifiel1ige @orter 5ter
ct ne6logt / baa6e set norbre og 1gn:
Ore Gberifib. Ser itoar bare tilbogl
li6t UNDER Eaarnet. 6orgbrigt mong:
Ter ser @losmolerier til 8in6uer11e
roget, lom forbaabentlig life le11g'
bill bente poo fig.
s 5tatsroc6e er 8oli
timeiter / Bergen S. S. Sllen foniti
tueret lom Sorenifriper / 2arbif go
renifriberi. Statsroo6 SberlIei
nant / Mrmeen Strugita6 ct u6nnbn
It'll Sberlt | Mrmeen. 0perretsiog
ferer 6. S. @la6 er f%onititueret ion
&olttiftl6m9gttg | &rtittonio. Son
ltitueret 8urem1cbef S. @. Sommer
lcbil1 CT l16nGbnt til 8ureoucbef
Departene1rtet for offentlige Mrbet6e
fra sen Ei6> ga mi f%11ngeren6e 8u
rem1obef @oitmeiter 6. g. 8rpn fra
trgoer 6erne @tfuing og @efrete
&ognar 2un6b fra famine &i6 tor
ltttueret iom 8ureouobef / famine De
partement. @ognepre1t til Mitdbol&
6. SoGnIon er u6n9brt til @ogne
pr9it / Srfebolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30

saranteret Sur for @ermorr-
boiber
&lgen6e, in6benbige, blgbenbe elIer
fremif116te. @engene tilbage fra Mpo<
beferen. bbis 8a5o Ointment life fu=
rerer 6 tit IA Gage. SOC.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
&ier, g. Grit @rubbe % bans
ire Detre. $50. ........ Ia
arag, s. g.. 9gatemano ag
2pqteman6. Sfueipil / 4 Mf>

AySP$&&& Nv wv W
lom ingen Tan roabe. M1t'
tiosfortelling ...... 900. 1.20
g. &elter1s SlagifDgge.
Sanfer og Minoer fra Can't
ti6en ON SEN foriifanife Ser
0%enserobrer. Me6 AZ Sll1<
1trattoner 800. ........ 1.4O
1borpo!oie1, me0 mango 81
luitrotioner, elegant ilob... 1.60
Srucls=2mmb. 2ipsbelpsning. 1.4O
sicbmbi, 6. On forglemt ST.
}torie.... ........ .... l.SO
Sanft Sprgen. @n gommeel
Ml,tiosfortGlling .... -. 100
Gbrincnicm, s.. 9unife 9igtere
i Ml1tioen ...... ........ lao
Spbcrbcrg, 6. On flog lille
Eigc. Moncps @repe ...... lao
W. Sit. ........ 10
Spmu SIM. Sgrltefpot. 80. 1.4O
hubert, Gliie. Sage iom iuanot 10
Manrmb, Suns. @i0iel @ioierf
rg an6re &ierringe=@mner. so
MIel. Sicily &pgs ling
Som. 6crtnlling :. ITO
2pocr. Sra Sch, SIP og 2
fra Mpoitelti0en. 8ibelforc-
Drag .... ...... ........ 'oo
9al, Gi9ne @repe. st Mar.. go
Gonau. @plppfsen e.. so
@eror6s @pentpr. %. 80
-Wprfets @tot... ....... 80
al 9iebelen ... =. 80
Gen itore 5fpgge ........ go
Taitine, @eors. 2ignelier. -. 1.40
Sra BET eamtle 2anb. 1872 8tl>
Ie0er fra Granddaughter og 4
2an6fort be0 .. 2ange.... &C
Smnef* 8rentano, Trant5. 9rons
ningenS &olsbaan6 90. 90. lac
Irne. 6ieII=2uft og
an6re @maoitpffer go. .. so
-&nu6nbei@reb. 49,. 1.7C
&nlba. Sra &olbot>
men og an0et1teos ........ sc
&eriti. @betpripiI mes
Gong og @ans / tho @en6in-
gar ........ ........ .25
Gong - 9anien / @orb-
2on6i ...... 20
Crane, q. Nelten bofien. go. .65
@asenien, q. Sen ipoiife @e-
riooe 1S64-1900 ....... 1.0C
Sill, @eabon. Moar 9iplo1no-
ter f6rer &rig. -. t.O(
Corning, 6. %. Mmatgrtppen.
81. S, &offels 0plepelier, I
Gambling -. ..... ..... 81
-&eiierens @abe. 81. S. &af-
fels Splepeller, II @omling. Sc
-gnlom ........ ........ lac
Samiem, S. S. &pormeget tror
bi?...... go. ....... 81
Spnge, Mn6reas. .@gne @eie.
@ille0er. Stemntnger og
Sers ....... ...... .... ~
Splion, &a9nbilb. &e's Mor.
@1ti6sromon ...... ..... .75
Sbr9enien, Sobannes. 9ilgrims=
bogen ..... .......... 1.SC
SGger, Oscar, @rof. ST.. Or-
tooofiien iom &riiten6oms
mems Sien6e. sc
&tnef, Sans 6. Stolienere =. 100
-9eoar @ierligbeb ogr.. 80. 200
&raft, 6. st 9o6t Orb til bber
Sag / Maret 80. ....... &C
90, elegant inb..... Tic
&rag. &tlbelm. Sen gomle
@aroe.. -. ....... 80. 1.1E
-Situationens &erre. 2pit=
lpil.... ...... ........ sc
Sic, Mons. S @%ptn6ernes Sect.
STORYTELLING ...... ...... sc
Sic, 8ernt. st @eriDn. ..... It's
Sic, Sonas. lIfungerne. st
8lao of 2i6enffabernes 8og 1.4L
So, elegant in1b. 200
2nmbolbt5, Carl. @lanot Meri-
cos Sn6ianere. Sent Mars
&eiie / Sierra maore og on-
ore lioet fienote Dele. of set
beitlige Mertco. III @t1tb.
1928 itore @ioer mes talrige
fine Slluitrationer % Sort. $40
German. @%treiflps ODER
.itore 2ibsipergsmool 40
@arie. S @%baIebulet.
On Sfolebiitorie for unge
&iser $3.50. ...... 49,. 100
Sappe. @olefalo. Ro.
MaH.... 5000. ........ 1.15
Mielien, gnspar, 9r. Sen giant
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
- AufDtR
9nle- ~
Iiteratnr.
anfpmncn
0onmor6 oe ](orge.

aMfDmlllcn
Donmor& % J(or9e.
GocbcrM Go,u. ToIfets 2u-
rere. st Siosbilleoe fra
6lutniuoen al M%arbu1orc=
set ........... $3.50
Scnminsicn, Mgncs. Gen
lloperpinocligc. Sfl1eipil
4 Mftcr.. ........ 80. .ou
Mabicu, Subauuc. Spot Grey.
er. Iortalline ...... 49,. 1.3o
@oicmfrants, &allc. &ongelig
Clifton, Mnno @olepn, @ilto=
rift @on1on fra @eneionie<
11pen ...... .....:'..... Low
Gclmcr, Nagut @jems. Gcn "
Gang. ri nit 9ips Digt.. 1.20
Magaaro, Escar. &aferlafer.
Mf gar1lc Spte911eller..... ~
8%aarsber9, Sans. Tor Ell
&interofteu ...... 5000. loo
SrplS. 8ocfiiicbe. Son1mer=
fortellinger -. ........ loo
8jbrniun, &jbrnitjerne. Gag
So. elegant mob. 2.1C
@rnmn, 2amrios. Abia5ons
Sago, Ill. 9el........ 500
Mafjcr, S. Sre0e11s 9ern. st
Spen0es Saga ........ .. 1.6C
Saniun, &riitofcr. Nlf &ape
og auore 6ortGllinger go. 1.4Q
Senien, Triis. 9anosbpens
8prn. Sire 8ernefortGllin=
ger n1co Slll1ittationel, inob. so
Gbrcnerun-Mnller, Sfnm=
riugs6i;torier fra set ecinlc
bu:.. 100
6pn1, .. @~iertensfrp0. @n
@rpnife fra 8arpfti6en. 1.5C
Seuien, S. 9. @fobene. ..... 1.20
&ieler, 8. Sten 5tenlen til
Stensbo ....... ........ 1.2C
Sic, 6. Sans ltlricbs 500.
6ortalltng ...... ....... t.4C
Mplltr, Siteb. Sliebil. Gn
@opeol taosfortnlling.. -. 2.6C
&amlicn, S. 9ergenife Oriei-
uoler ...... ...... 49,. tic
@cnncefc, Slaf. Marie 2cnile
&ebentloip. Mf @aptein
Scbmettotps 8opirer ...... 1.2(
Carnegie, q. &e11gens 81. g. s.
Geien til at gipre 2pffe jom
Torretntngsmono ..... 1.0i
Splien, &asnbilo. @iffa Gan
Non1un ...... .......... sc
@renm, g. &ongebprn. 6or=
telling ........ ....... 1.2C
Gsee, 8. Sc eraa Soar. Npe
Observation-Disclosures . . 80. 1.0C
Gsman, @nitap. @jort og Micb>
ellen. On &jpbenbopnerfor<
telling, in0b. .4(
G'ualb, Carl. Mogens Seine
len. @iltoriif 6orteIling fra
set 16. Marbun0re0e 1.8C
2aricn, 6. Set 1fjpnne &ortu=
gal. @n poetiif @eije. loo
Muneb, q. @leoe. Somfun6s-
roman.... ........ .... 1.7O
&ontoppibun, $. ct @noeligt.
On Sonosbpbiitorie, in6b. .35
sfjoloburg, S. 8ierregoor6en.
STORYTELLING. j.. $50
Nitergaarb, 9. @plttio. It's
halgte MobeIler. ........ 40
Sersipe, 6. @og6alene Sbore-
len. Hortr9t1h1oie -. 80
TrcnSien, 9. Sc trofolte Gre.
&oman ...... ........ 2.20
Saul er, >. 2ucioor Sen ulpf=
feltgc. Nobelle. 100
>2te, M. Mon0 oberbor0. Gn
5gpngGngers un6erIiae
5figbne. &oman ........ ITO
Mtcbaelis, 6. @p6o. .1s0
Wotbecf, .. 6. Sber &apet.
On oonif 5tubents 0pIepeI<
Ter / Mmerifa. 1.5O
&oienberg, >. 6. Meo6erne sea, +.
teifob ......... ........ 100
sebjbrrins S. 2ange Sfpeeer 1.4o
Meiter Safels Tataliteter. On
&iitorie al Sort. til v2i-
bets 2pgteman6". .....1.40
o "a
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8idrnon 90 &use T.
n e. Sra &idbenboon meooeles fel=
gen6e: &aa Mnmo0ning al berbe=
renoe rusitife @eian6t, Sabolifp, til
Sl.ititsbepartementet om' Mnflage
moo, en- liben @iebetbopnerabiS, Ser
a11tp6ningsbts boboe beifpl6t &eiier
NitoIoi sen anoen for @6sbra1b Iige
ooerfor 6inlan6, blep saeen for mo-
gen Ei6 iioen benpiit til De 6anife
Gomitole. Sen rusiife @eianot ifa1
f1n bane foretoget Bette Sfriot pao
fategoriff Sr6re fra Yetersburg.
Set er ogiao Me60eleren beraf be-
flenot, at Sen ruslHfe 2egation &ri-
lttanio er bleoen bgiit ubebagelts be-
rgrt at 8iernltierne 8ibrnions Mr-
titel r6re6sbbfleriet" Ser iamtioig
er ofentliggiort / tire fanoinantife
Blooe, % bbori Torfattere1 rent no
beifploer Settler Mitolai for Cos
brro og @olo~' imo6 Tinlano og for
"2efesbruo" / @pergsmadl ON
@emningen nf Manicburiet. Sen
r11sitife 2egation bar ien6t &apport
ON Mrtifelen til Petersburg. mon
tror bog lite, at 1e, r1sitffe @egie-
ring bober at reiie antloge mob
Bisrnitierne 8isrnfon.
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aro1rer.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-08
DUNN NAMED FOR GOVERNOR
By Minnesota Republicans in State
Convention at ST. Paul.
After Completing n Full state Tick
ct the Convention Adjourned in
GOod-Natured Harmony.

st. Paul, July 2.-Minnesota republic
cans. at the close of the fifth session
and the second day of their state con-
vention on Friday named the follow
ing ticket and adjourned in good-na-
tured harmony:
The Ticket.
Governor--Robert G. Dunn of Mile
Laos.
Lieutenant-Governor-Ray w. Jones,
of Hennepin,
Secretary Of State-P. E. Hanson, OF
Meeker.
State Treasurer. G. Block, of Nj
collett.
Justices of the Supreme Court-Cal-
win L. Brown, of Stevens ;Charles l..
Lewis, of ST. Louis; G. B. Elliott, of
HeDnepin; Edwin A. Jaggard, of Ram
sey.
Senator Moses E. Clapp, who presid-
ed, brought about harmony by insist
Ing that contests be fought out in the
committee on credentials. While con-
tests were not settled by the commit
tee, all talk of boiling was done away
with, so that when minority report
was adopted unseating 113 delegates
favorable to Justice Collins for gov
ernor, the unseated delegates left the
hall, pledging their hearty support to
whatever ticket might be named.
After the unseating was completed
it became evident that Dunn had a
large majority. Congressman Eddy
withdrew from the race, while the
name Of Collins was not presented.
Dunn's nomination was then made by
reclamation.
AS the convention Endorsed Senator
Clapp for reelection, it seems improb-
able that anyone. will seriously contest
his return to the senate
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-08

The bonds of the others will be fixed
at special session of the court later.
The verdict accuses William Boyle
of killing John Davis, and Albert Bilat
Of killing Roscoe MCGEE.
The jury found that on the day Of
the riot an armed body of men, about
ninety members of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners, assembled at Victor,
pursuant to prearranged plan from
different parts Of the country, and that
they were appointed special policemen
by Marshal O'Connell, but that they
were in fact an unlawful assemblage
or mob.
Before the riot, O'Connell was re-
moved from Office by the mayor and
his deputies, and were ordered by the
sheriff to dispense. Notwithstanding
this order, about fifty of them started
riot, when Alfred Miller, one of their
number, attempted to kill G. G. Ham
line, and during the shooting MCGEE
and Davis were killed and Others
wounded Marshal O'Connell Is charged
with shooting j. J. Homer in the back
during the riot.
The officers of the Western Fedora.
ton of Miners are held responsible fol
the crimes committed because of theil
seditious and unlawful language,
Among those who, it is alleged, en-.
couraged the crimes, are Charles H
Meyer, W. d. Haywood, John c. Will
Jams and the members of the execu'
tive board as thus constituted.
Immediately after the verdict wa!
read, information was filed against the
Western Federation Of Miners and The
old executive committee.
Capiases for their arrest were placed
in the hands Of the sheriff. Bond II
the case Of the members of the execu
tive committee was placed at $4,000
The cases will be heard at the Sep
| TENDER term of court