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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13
Contests Against Prohibitionists.

Republican leaders are collecting
evidence for the purpose Of contest
ing the nomination of every candidate
for congress in the state on the pro-
hibition ticket. At the last state con-
vention it Is asserted candidates were
selected in district caucus without ref
erence to the call for selection of
congressional nominees.
Republicans contend that the nomi-
nations were not legally made, and
that the prohibition candidates for
congress should have no place on the
ticket. Prohibition leaders say that
the nominations were made In con-
gressional caucuses and not in con-
vention district caucuses held for
other purposes than congressional
nominations
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13
Piles Can
Be (,t1red

BY Internal Treatment
Without the Aid Of Narcotics OF the Knife
You who suffer with piles know what
glorious boon 1t would be to you to be abso
lutely and painlessly cured. You know from
actual experience that salves, ointments and
other local applications do not cure. You
may get relief, but you keep on suffering
There Is cause for every human ill., Re-
move the cause and you cure the complaint.
Piles have two distinct causes First, con-
gestion of the liver; second, constipation re.
9ulting from poor digestion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13
DAWSON LIKELY
| TO WHIP WADE
ONLY FIGHTING GROUND IN
IOWA is IN THE SECOND.
Republican Leaders Confident the
Party Will Have Solid Delegation
at Washington for the Fifty-ninth
Congress- Opposition to Lacey Pes
tiers Out.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 13.-The
republican state central committee
members are confident that Iowa will
this fall again send a solid republican
delegation to congress. Reports from
the second district, which is regarded
as the only fighting ground, are fiat
tering In the extreme, A. F. Dawson,
Senator Allison's former private sec
rotary, has already launched his cam
paign.
Captain Hoffman Of Muscatine, who
was defeated by Judge Martin Wade
two years ago, was personally popular
but was a poor campaigner. He won
the nomination after hard fight,
which left much bitterness. Dawson
is almost the exact opposite of Hoff-
man and is as good mixer" as
Judge Wade. He has stirred up only
one little strife in his district, and
that bids fair to fade away before the
campaign is fairly under way. In an
address, Mr.. Dawson took an ultra
'standpat" position on the tariff, and
because of this position he has been
criticized by many of the sound
money Germans in Davenport, who
like republicanism except for the high
tariff.
There is no chance of democratic
victory in any other Iowa district. The
opposition which developed to Major
Lacey in the sixth is practically
| ecIipsed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

Better Than Spanking.
Spanking does not cure children Of
bed wetting. If it did there would be
is q constitutional cause for this
Mrs M. Summers, Box COL, Notre
Dame, Ind, will send her home treat
ment to any mother. She asks no
money. Write her to-day If your
children trouble you in this way.
Don't blame the child. The chances
are it can't help it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13
One MORE CAMP
AT LAKEYIEW
CREAM OF MARKSMANsHIP TO
MEET ON THE RANGE.
State Team Will Be Made Up from
the Records at the Bullseye the.
Week Beginning Sept. 12-Old
Rivalry of Company b of Nfinne-
apolis and f Of Brainerd.
Special to The Journal.

IIdhS S1Iy, MlHIl., Aug. lS.-Ine
Minnesota National Guardsman will
be seen here for the last time this
summer in the regimental and state
rifle team shoots, which will take
place probably the week Of Sept. IL.
This is without doubt the meeting of
the most expert rifenen of the state.
Each company holds rifle practice
on Its home range and on the range
at Camp Lakeview during the en-
campments, and develops team of
seven members which completes with
the other teams in the regiment for
the regimental trophy. The regi-
mental teams are the next. They are
also composed of seven members and
alternates, usually the men who made
the highest scores in the shoot for
regimental distinction. The regi-
mental teams then have it out, to de-
eide the brigade honors.
This is followed by the last contest
In the preliminaries, which brings out
the very cream of craftsmanship.
Seven members from each of the regi-
mental teams, one from the corps of
engineers and three at large, nom
mated by Captain O.. e. Lee, brigade
inspector of small arms practice, are
the candidates for positions on the
state team, which, when completed,
has twelve members and four alter
mates.
While the names OF the members of
the regimental teams have not yet
been given out, it is safe to say that
many of them are members Of the
winning company teams, the names
| and the scores OP which follow.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

IDA GROVE. IOWA.-Ernest Baker and Miss
Lizzie Yorty were married here and will live in
Sac City, Iowa.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
WOMEN VOTERS
FOR ROOSEVELT
In Wyoming They Comprise
an Important Factor in
Elections in the State
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. o. = The
women voters Of Wyoming will play an
important part in the national and
State elections next month, and realiz-
ing this, the candidates on the Repub-
lican, Democratic, Prohibition and So
cialist tickets are doing everything
possible to secure these votes. Nomi-
nally there are six women votes cast
in Wyoming for every ten by the men,
but present indications justify the pre-
diction that not less than eight, and
possibly nine, women will vote for
every ten men that cast their ballots.
The women voters are divided polit-
ically at about the same ratio as the
men. There were in the last election
five Republican votes cast for every
three for the Democrats and Socialists,
and there were about five Republican
women votes for every three for the
Democrats and Socialists. The Prohi-
bition party draws equally of women
votes from both of the leading parties,
but this year, there being no gambling
or liquor issues before the public, it is
predicted that the woman Prohibition
vote will be very light.
Since the Inauguration Of womans
suffrage in Wyoming, and since the
women first took advantage of the
right to vote. it has been noticeable
fact that wives. daughters. sisters and
other women of a family voted just
about as the man did. There have
been a few exceptions, where a candi-
date was known to be unpopular with
the women.
among the women Of Wyoming toward
President Roosevelt The President has
campaigned in Wyoming. has hunted
here and, year ago last May. he spent
week as a guest of the Wyoming
people, so that he is probably better
known to the women Of the State than
any Presidential candidate that has
preceded him. His expert horseman-
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

ship, dash and affability and his West
ern ways appealed to the women of this
State and it is certain that all OF the
Republican women and many of the
Democratic women voters will favor
the Republican nominee, giving to
Roosevelt the largest woman vote ever
cast for a Presidential candidate in the
State.
The women of Wyoming take almost
as much interest in politics as the
men. They are well read and keep
posted on the issues of a campaign.
In the past candidates have been de-
feated where their election seemed GER
tain, by the opposition appealing to
the women. Wyoming women now fill
numerous positions of important pub
lie trust, to which they were elected
only after hot fights against male can
didates. The Wyoming woman candi-
date gets out and stumps the State
with the men, and her presence always
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

loathsome to be simulated by a man
and a brother, beyond sense of hu-
NOR, nauseous. Rarely, if ever, has an
actor of high standing and personal
dignity made such sacrifice for real
ism. When Trinculo. the jester, COM
planned of the stencil of the monster,
one could almost fancy that the cause
of complaint was apparent to the au-
dience, too.
The other notable feature of the per-
formance was the appearance of
Trees attractive young daughter Viola
as Ariel. Nothing was left undone
for her in the way of providing her
with the center of the stage, with
limelights and with elaborate settings,
and the general verdict seems to be
that she acquitted herself gracefully
and well, although without much evil
dence of that mysterious quality called
personal magnetism"
David Bispham writes. in response to
my inquiries for further information
about THE Vicar of Wakefield" which
he is arranging to produce in the form
of a light dramatic opera, that the
libretto is being arranged by "a very
celebrated man"-whoever that may
be.
STORE OF RICH MATERIAL.
The music is being written by Liza
Lehman, who rose suddenly to inter
national fame by her Persian Garden"
music-a height from which she lately
fell to the depths Of Sergeant Brue,"
for which she wrote music painfully
unworthy Of her. "Goldsmith's book is
replete with musical suggestions,
writes Bispham, "and of these our
liberettist viii make the fullest use.
The wonder to me is that this lovely
English story has not been requisitioned
long ago as an opera When the Eng
lish begin to write opera seriously there
lies at their hands an immense store
Of material, as yet quite untouched,
and as fine as that of any other ma
ton" Bispham is sailing in a few
days for a long concert tour through
out the United States and Canada, re-
turning for the London season next
May.
H. G. Wells play, which has been
written for James Welch, is to be a
stage version of the authors novel.
THE Wheel of Chance" but the first
act is to deal with events previous to
the opening of the novel. We1ch is to
play the part of the old man.
Mascagni's new opera, sAmica," is to
have its first night in Monte Carlo next
spring with Mascagni in the conduc-
tors chair. and Calve in the title role.
1t is to be modern tragedy. for which
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
ALL CALIBANS
-MONSTERED
Beerbohm Trees Realistic
Production of "The Tenn
pest" Is Talk of London
Special Dispatch to Tn. call.

LONDON. Oct. 22..- Beerbohm
Trees revival of ''The Tempest ought
to have a page to itself in the perma-
nent annals of the stage of our time.
The reason this Shakespeare fantasy
has been given so rarely in the pres
ent generation is doubtless that its hu-
man and dramatic interest is so thin.
and that the expenditure required for
enough scenic interest to supply the
deficiency has been appalling. But
whether or not one considers Tree a
great aIl-round actor. no one can deny
his zeal, taste and lavishness as a pro-
ducer Of plays. Thus it is that The
Tempest now fills the big stage OF
His Ma5esty's Theater with scenes the
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
he scene is laid on a farm in Pied

the scene is laid on a farm in Pied
mont.
Frau Froitzheim, a German opera
singer, had her fiat in Hamburg paint
ed while ago. The man who was sent
to do the job sang at his work one day
when he supposed no one was around.
and Frau Froitzheim, who was in the
next room, concluded after she had
listened for few minutes that she had
made great discovery. She called the
man in and had him sing to the piano.
His voice proved to be tenor of rich
quality. and extraordinary range.
Hamburg folk were interested in the
man and have subscribed money
enough to send him to Berlin, whittier
he is now gone to study for the stage
taking his wife and brood of children
with him.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
AsfUsEsfENrs.
Baby Mine.

mother should be OF to ALL but the suffering and
danger the ordeal makes It's anticipation of misery
Friend is remedy which relieves of the
atern this hour which dreaded womans
trial only made painless but all the danger avoided
its remedy longer respondent
eooy and other distressing conditions
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

like of which have not been equaled
except perhaps in the same actor
managers production Of Ulysses"
Gorgeous opal sunsets, groves of deli
cate flowers, impressive rocks for Cali
bans cave, wonderful stretches of
sand and sea, wierd grottos, dainty wa
terfalls, glints of light shining on
rugged peaks, troops of nymphs,
SWANS and monsters; rare care for
details of costume, and above all
shipwreck beyond precedent for the
opening scene-all were contributed
with open hand by Mr.. Tree to this
collaboration of his with Shakespeare.
Probably no such adequate shipwreck
was ever put on the stage before. The
ship, rolling and tossing madly in fit
fnl CLEANS of lightning. filled the
whole front of the stage, instead of be-
ing represented at a distance that
would permit details to be sighted.
There was such a terrific roar of
storm that all the dialogue was lost,
but doubtless Shakespeare, himself
keen manager. would have forgiven
this loss for the sake of gain in scenic
effect
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
Llneman Electrocuted.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 22.-Gus Cum
ningham, lineman employed by the
Bay County Power Company, was
killed by electricity while working on
a pole this morning. He caught hold
of a bare wire. receiving 440 volts.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
Benefted br Zine Weather-

SAN DIEGO. Oct 22.-Ths clear
weather of the past week has worked
to the interests OF the crops and
counteracted the damage which the
recent rains threatened to work with
raisins, beans and walnuts. The only
damage has been to apples. Raisin
drying is completed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

serious accidents so Common 70 the Critical
hour are obviated by the use of Mothers "a
Friend. 1T is worth Its weight in gold, EV
says many who have used it. $I.oo per ~
bottle at drug stores. Book containing
valuable information of interest TO all women, wi
be sent to any address free upon application
aRAD7uD REGULATOR 0O.s atlanta. O.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

! has a good effect in the campaigns.
which are cleaner In every way. The
Wyoming politicians are less corrupt
than those Of many other States be-
cause OF the influence OF the women
voters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
Dress Suit Cases and Bar..

We don't sell all the best suit cases
and bags. but all the suit cases ana
bags we do sell are the best. same with
trunks. pocketbooks and wrist bags. All
lettered In gold free Of charge. Sanborn-
Vail & Co.. 741 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
25C AH-kfnes1
HandkesscksiefS 16c

1OHOIIOW you OdH Uuy III HHeH
handkerchiefs, either lace edged, or
hemstitched embroidered, for sixteen
cents. Thrifty fo.ks will anticipate
their holiday wants, and lay in sup
ply of these perfect and unusually
good z5c handkerchiets at Mondays
special sale price.
Some are embroidered all the way arouni;
others have embroidered corners, with open
work border; still others the narrow Val
insertion, with edges in exquisite patterns,
also the plain center with the Point d. Esprit
edge; remember these handkerchiefs on sale
Monday only at. . =. f6c
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
TREE PLAYS CALIBAN.

Tree chose for himself the part of
Caliban, and OF certainty out
monstered all other Calibans of stage
history. His horrid, hairy sliminess
as he crawled forth for his first ap-
pearance, gnawing a huge raw fish,
seemed well-night too inhuman, too
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
For. Halloween

Going to give Halloween partyl We have
the novelties you will need for your lights and
for the table.
Pumpkin head transparent lantern, Ise,
zsc, soc.
Pumpkin head novelty lantern, Ise.
Pumpkin head candy boxes, age and soc.
Grotesque fruit figure candy boxes, SC,
Ioc, Izc, I5c, age, soc.
B ack Witch Cat candy boxes, asc, 3se,
soc, 6oc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
Imported COrsefs Half Price

Imported C0rsefs HaEf Price
rare opportunity to procure genuine imported
corset, filled with real whalebones at nominal price
These number of broken lines of szes and models
Not every size in every model, but among them will
be found corse to suit figure There white and black
cosets and beautiful light and dark brocaded effects There
long heavy figures
slight Beginning Monday:
$1,000 corsets. $500 $4Oo Corsets $500
$50 Corsets. $3.75 $3.50 $1.75
500 Corsets- $3.50 $500 Corsets S15O
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

Every mother feels q
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
of her life Becoming e
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

flower decorated gold edge cuspidOr, Monday only
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-17
Morte iimD btQia.

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-17
22. Wrpcmbcr 1903.

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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-16
Fresh Groceries
Select Hardware

wish to inform nv customers and ths
public that have bought the HARDVAPF
p BUSINESS OF Mr.. @. VanDeventer, 20 which
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-16
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY

INTENDING TO discontinue farming will
4 sell al public auction al my home. 4 miles
east of Berryville, and one mile north of The
Berryville Turnpike,
on TUESDAY, MARCH %. 1904
the following valuable personal property
Head of Horses and Colts. viz: 5 A
. No. work horses, four Of which are fine
young brood mares, ali in foal and l fine
coach horse, years old , colts year old
l heavy draft and of riding stock.
10 HEAD OF CATTLE-2 of which are
L = registered Shorthorn Durham Bulls l
rising three years old, and one six months
; good mich cows, two of which Will be
fresh by day of sale or shortly after: wear
ling steers and 5 fine calves Of various aces
Two Sows. ] with seven pigs by her side.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS: l four-horse
Wagon and bed, good Mccormick Binder.
thas cut but three crops, , Bickford a Huff-
man gram drills, one in first-class repair
good lever spring-tOoth harrow. / square
narrow, corn harrow, wheat fan barshear
pillow, shovel plows, good double cultiva-
tor, champion Mower, in good order; set
OF Blacksmith Tools, Horse Rake Harness
for four horses, in first-class condition sew
eral sets of pillow harness. breast chains. butt
chains spreaders, single. double and triple
trees, good log chain, log rope forks, shov-
els, Dayton wagon with set of new wheels
ana many other articles 10 be found on a
farm.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums of ten dol
lars and under cash required; on all sums of
over ten dollars credit of nine months will
be gwen, the purchaser 10 give negotiable
note payable at the Bank of Clarke County.
and satisfactorily endorsed. No propertv Ia
be removed until terms are COMPLIED with
Its y p UOPSEV
Heihebower 4 West, Auctioncers.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-16
Steam Saw and
Planning Mill for Sale.

fscass and modern Steam Saw and Planning MIL located
BerYve, Va the main business thOrOughfare of
This property comprises large two-story structure in
which the Mill is located, and of land i'm
attached.
The machinery comprises all of the equipment usually
modern Planning Mills manufacture of Sash
Doors, Blinds, Etc
Frcz Boiler and Engine Forty-two (42 HORSEPOWER in
excellent condition.
very fine Corn Crusher and Meal Burr of the latest pattern
Also about 10000 of selected and rough lumber
This is being sold to close the affairs
Thompson Ogden of the death the
the firm (Nr II. K Ogden)
The firm of Thompson Ogden have conducted
here for the past twenty highly successful
there believe that enterprng
a phenomenal success of this business
1t the only plant of its kind in this (Carke
increase in building operations in the few months will produce
large volume of work that be probably handled.
TERMS OF SALE Lumber to be sold for cash to
who purchases mill Lot Mill and Machinery will
reasonable terms. For further information apply 20
CHAS. NJ BROUN, Berry Vile Va
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-16
Satisfactory Shoes!

Choose any Shoes in the store and you can't
make mistake in point of goodness. The
only thing is to be sure you are fitted, and
the variety of shapes and sizes is SO great as
to make that an easy matter. You want
the style and we are responsible for the
wear. Every Shoe sold is guaranteed liber-
ally and DON'T FORGET THE PRICES
ARE RIGHT. TOO.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-16

The undersigned, Administrative Of John
L. kerfoot, deceased. will, On
FRIDAY, MARCH % 1904.
az the late residence of the said John +.
kertOot, near Stone Bridge in Clarke County
Va, beginning al 10 clock A NJ. offer for
sale al public auction the following personal
property, to-wit:
HORSES DRAFT, RIDING AND
DRIVING, 1 NEARLlNG COLTS. two of
them 10y thoroughbred horses; / Bull: 3
lull-Dlooded Jersey Cows, > NearlingS: !
Cali; 1 Run-abOut; Brown Cultivators. I
Grain Drill; double Corn Planter. l Rid
ing Cultivator; ! Disk Grain Drill: ! Spring
wagon Farm Wagons; ! Wheat Fan;
Cuttlng-boxi l Corn Shelter ! set Of double
Carriage Harness; ] Mower; l Horse Rake:
o. Sprlng-tooth Harrows Oliver Chilled
Flows j set Jersey Harness (nearlV new.
set OF Breeching Harness; l set iead-gear.
~ Horse Collars; sets Single Harness. /
Land-roller; Mccormick Binders; 10 head
OF Hogs and Pigs; 81 EWES AND THEIR
INCREASE; FINE THOROUGHBRED
bt Chs; about tons of Hay; J Sleigh:
sleigh Bells; ! Riding Saddle; large quan-
MY OF bacon; about 300 pounds of Lard: !
Cnurn; l5 PlOws, single and double. ! Log
Chaln; Farm Bell; lot Of HOUSEHOLD
pOO)Si consisting III part Of two Feather
beds and Pillows; , Bureaus: Ward. rob .
beq-steads; Bowl and Pitcher; y Washstands
! Hat-rack, Sofas; Clocks; ] pair of And.
IRONS; lot Of Glassware, 3 Safes. 3 Stands.
chairs Kitchen Table; / lot of jugs. Jars
and Cans, and various other articles too nnro-
erous 10 mention.
Also at the same time there will be Of
Iered 'he growing crop of Wheat on the
home farm, supposed TO cover about 5Oacr,,
and the renters share of wheat put ont nv
me cececent on the farm of r. r. Weir. sun
posed 10 cover about 80 acres the purchase
TO cut, thresh and deliver said wheat.
Also the timber right on about IS acres Of
land belonging TO John +. Sewers. Esq
~ the same time and place and on the
same terms the following individual pron-
erty of the undersigned Will be offered for
sale: '''
line Work Mare; ! Cow and Calf / two
morse surrey nearly new; Hogs: / Sow and
nlSs' stoves Cooking Stove. . Chairs. 3
hocking Chairs; 1 set Bed Spring. 3 sinele
MATTRESSES; double Mattresses. / doniie
Beu-Stead; single Bed-Stcad; / Feather Rcd.
l pair of Scales; ! Side-saddle: / SCI Sinole
Harness; / Book Case and Desk cOmbjned.
! Lounge; l Bowl and Pitcher: I SAUSAGE
Grinder etc.
TERMS-On all sums Of SO. CASH. ON
purchase above that amount. a negotiable
NOTE. at six months, payable at the Front
Royal National Bank, Front Royal Va
WITH approved security, will be accepted.
No property 70 be removed from the prem
lses unll thetecms ofsale are compiled with.
SIBNL l.. KERFOOT. Admrx..
ids. Of Jno' + Kerfoot. decd.