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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
THANKSGIVING Rates,

Fare and one-third for the round trip
on North Western Line to points within
200 miles. Tickets on sale Nov. 20 and
80. Final return limit Dec. 4. For fur
ther information apply to any agent Of
the North Western Line.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
Special Excursion to California.

Special EXcufs10n TO UaI1f0fnla.
The next excursion under the man
agement Of Mr.. H. J. Cobb, the popular
Tuesday, November 28th. Only 311a
days Minneapolis to Los Angeles. Write
for our folder q Across the Continent in
a Tourist Carr H. J. Cobb, 1922 Nicol-
let avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

Their gentle action and good effect
feet III little pill. They Ns please s those Who who
use them. Carter's Little Liver Pills
may we'll be termed tsPerfection.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
Annual Convention Minnesota State
Dairymen's IS Association, Mankato,
NFix.o nao ~ 1O0E

For the above occasion the Chicago
Great Western railway will sell tickets
to Mankato at only one fare plus one
third for the round trip. Tickets On
sale Dec. II and IL. Final return
limit Dec. Is. For further information
apply to R.: n. Heard, general agent,
MINNEAPOLIS.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
Thanksgiving Day Rates via Chicago
Great Western Railway.

Fare and one-third for the round trip
to points within 200 miles Tickets
on sale Nov. 20 and 30. Final return
limit Dec. 4. For further information
apply to r. H. Heard, general agent,
corner Nicollet avenue and Fifth street,
Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

"Superiority is Quickly Recognized. -
You will appreciate the absolute purity
and goodness of Pickwick Rye ''the
morning after the night before.''
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
Wheat Lime Cornplet;ef

On Dec. the 500 Line will open
the new road between Thief River Falls
and Kenmare for business. Call at l19
Third street 8 for full particulars.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
Open for Business

On Dec. 4. The new line Of the 500
between Thief River Falls and Ken.
mare. Call at 119 Third street s for
full particulars.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

evil and the supremacy here, now, al.
%SaSs SesSuta hha and epsrRheels the eooa q ne and
can cal stay y his isl hand. christendom has
been for centuries practically nullify-
ing one-half of the Bible, by reading
into it man-made limitation which is
not contained in the Bible, namely that
all the positive promises Of the Bible
concerning God g help in sickness are
only beautiful stories Of how good God
used to be, two or three thousand years
ago, to few favored people, and that
VIII Who is the same 'yesterday, today and
forever has changed his eternal meth,
DDS and no longer fulfls these former
promises. And yet the Apostle Pau
has said the law Of the Spirit Of life
in Christ Jesus hath made me free from
the law Of sin and death.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27


used to be, two or three thousand years
ago, to few favored people, and that
He who is No respecter of persons and
who is the same .yesterday, today and
forever has changed his eternal meth.
DDS and no longer fulfls these former
promises. And yet the Apostle Paul Y
has said the law Of the Spirit OF life
in Christ Jesus hath made me free from
the law Of sin and death.
The Primitive Christianity.
tsChristitan Science is the primitive
Christianity of Jesus restored to all It's
original and practical simplicity and
purity.
In order to correct some OF the
widely spread misconceptions and mis-.
representations concerning this new-old
religion of our Master and OF his apos-
ties. the First Church of Christ. Scien-
ist. in Boston, Mass, has establlshed 9
board Of lectureship, We have with
us this afternoon one OF the members
Of this board, who will address US under
the auspices Of Fourth Church Of Christ.
great pleasure to present to you Rev
Arthur R. vosburgh, o.s'B., Of Roches-
ter, N. Y" i.
Mr.. vosburgh's s Lecture. Il
Mr.. vosburgh spoke as follows:
UAll thru the Bible the ideal Of spir
itual attainment is pointed to as thai
which shall be achieved thru knowledge
The prophet looks forward to the time
when God shall write his law on men Z
minds, and grave it on their hearts, am
no man shall say to his neighbor
Him, from the least even unto the great
est. - Jesus taught that to realiz
eternal life is to know God and Hi
| Christ. Paul holds out to us as tn
ideal Of individual attainment that W
| are all to "come into the unity OF tn
faith and Of the knowledge of the so1
| Of God unto perfect man, unto tn
measure Of the stature Of the fullnes
Of Christi Such knowledge must b
nothing less than the understanding o
God and Of the divine law OF cause an
vine Love holds provision for every hu
man need.
"All humanity is in entire agreemen
! at one point, and that is that there is
human problem to be solved, that ther
are questions unanswered, burdens uI
| lifted. wants that are unfulflled; and j
it's quest for good human hope and fait
are more and more turning for assu1
ance and reinsurance to Christ Jesus a
the one who has solved the problem.
! The Kingdom Of Heaven. -.
"Jesus came to establish a kingdo1
la kingdom which he called the Kins
dom Of Heaven, or the Kingdom Of Coo
In this Kigdom there is to be no plac
for evil; I'M it there will be found no so
row, no sickness, no sin, no doath.
presents the very acme Of possible {
conceivable GOOD. It's ideal is so hie
that it has seemed to be beyond an
possibility Of present or prospective a
tainment; and because of this it, ht
come to be held that the entrance
this kingdom is beyond the grave, tn;
it is a paradise which we must die
| reach.
! "But Jesus assurance is that tn
kingdom Of heaven is at hand; Jof
! the Baptist IS message was that tt
Jesus has taught bis followers to pra,
sThy kingdom come; thy will be dol
J in earth as 1t is in heaven We cam
conceive that Jesus would teach his b
| Eevers to pray for what never would b
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

In following this line Of light tf
Christian. Scientist--has acknowledge
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

CILKS-at our November Sale-are
~ well within the reach Of every
woman In anticipation Of this sale lib.
eral purchases from well known manu-
facturers of high grade silks at this
late day in the season, gave us price ad-
vontages that make it possible for us
to sell you high grade standard quality
silks at lower prices than many re-
tailers pay. .. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

Dairy Counter.
Always the Best =
In 1-pound bricks, 8 and 5-pound jars.
Try it once and you will use no other.
ALL KINDS OF IMPORTED AND Do
MEESTIC ECHEESE
Imported Emmenthal Swiss, lb, 35c.
Imported Norway Gedost, 10, 35c:
Imported French Roquefort, lb, Soc.
The Genuine Edelweiss Camembert; it
tickles the palate; can, 5Oc.
Dutch Edam Cheese, in tin foil, each,
S1.1O. !,
Imported Limburger Unser Fritz''--
1b, 20c.
MacLaren Imperial and Koquefort
Cheese.
IMPORTED FROM GERMANY.
Dill Pickles and sauer Kraut, at, l6C.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27

J 0sT at = th1S tlme our Great N0Vem'
ber Sale of Linens is the most i'm
portant sale Of it's kind. Our regular
stock was added to by enormous pur-
chases until the quantity at this sale is
greater than any stock in any other
Twin City store-wholesal or retail
at prices that are the lowest good linens
were ever sold for.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27

burg 5liommCnbrdd), %crtldrtcn 0ic
io}ioIiitilhcn TilbrCr bctonntlidL NoG
Der 6u1lQcr II. 0ic NCit ibncn idIic6
lidl ood) sum Sicgc ucrbcIicn mir
Sen. GiciC 0%offnlrng mag iih idncl'
Ter CrliiQen, ol9 hic HcnollltipnGrc
icIbit crporten. Gas GIcno Der
2ouobcp0lferulg lit in 6oIgc ser
Wiibcrntcl scr bCiocn lcttcn Sabre
Qcruociu QrGblidl mo sic Nculcnpclt
brCitct it'd bon ocn &irgiiCn-S tcppcn
Der in cntiCBlihcr Wcilc aus. Sn Oen
6itIihcn Frobin5cn bot oic StcrbIid,
fcit3rotC bcrcita cine S0hc CREDIT
Die icIbit in Dem ollcr lunitorcn Nor
f%ChrlnQCn C1tbCbrcn0Cn HllBlonO
obnc @lcihcn OoItcbt. Surd 0o5
WiithCn Scr Sclthc lucr0Cn Die I'M.
lUillcnbcn lut0 observation-disclosures @oj
crn III nohnIinnI0C Nuiregrng Der
lcBt mo olc 0unoc Der Gr0nlln0
loicn lid. Gic boaitdn0io mottloicr
Eropin5ioIbcborocn MADDEN icit No.
fcn tullm mcbr CinCn &crilld, Ole
ncr5mcllcltcn Niuihifa inn 3ormc Ut
baltcn.
Tbqci dlofftc Ncmtcr.
petersburg, 2G. Aipu. - Seer
@ouitdL Elm NnpoIt oC3 Ectcraburs
ger 2IppcIl2crihta lit 5ltrn Gircftor
oca Foli5ci Gcportcmcnta crnonnt
mor0Cl. Gin 5llr Ncr6iicntliflurN
N%clouQtcr toiicrIidCr lltn2 cntb0t bic
WctonntmodrnN, boB bic Icnttcr oc2
@cncrulQounCrnClr@ BON petersburg,
SiiIiaminiitcr oCa Nuncrcn uno Golt-
6cidJci2 obQcidnllt morbcn limo. Glclc
NCnltCr bcflcioctc @Cncrol Ercpolf
Dor lcinCm Hildtritt.
Nu6Iouo'@ @u6Qet.
Yonoon.. 2G. Non. - gifC Gcpc
idlc an cine Nodrihtcn Nacntur aus
EctcraburQ mclrct Dob Der 6inonj
miniitcr ooa Budget iilr oos tom
mcnbc >$ohr icrtiNNcitelt bot, Gor
nod iinO bic GimobmCn olli SLOT
OOOOO0 unO 0ic Nu2gobcn olll ST.,
G2O000,COO bcjiliCrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27
Mnd,cn cs Mmcritu nodD.

Can Sole. Gotta &lco %. bon.
Die Reoicrlng bat bclrtc Elm &c
fret crlnlicn. monnh bic 3uloiim8 III
Gotta Mica non irenocn &rrllnnilcM,
@linOcn, 5oubihtmmcn oocr auui
lclltcn ooer onocrcn GimouNcrcrh
lpcldc nid,t at orbcitcn I'M Stouoc
limo, ucrbpten miro. No2 QcfrCt
oicbt ocn Saicnbcnmlcn poIlc Hlltori
tat. Gas Gcfret lit nnl Ole Shotl1tc
bulirt, OuB sic @eiGn9nliic NIT Auor.
hiltcn, @ettlern mo unoCrcn miocr.
lid,cn Y"eriuncn ilberiilIlt 'lU0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27
@erlunoen fcimc GntidpGOignno.

@uibingtom 26, H}op.-Qic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der ErcabDtcriancr
hat bcihloIlen, bon clnOr Sh1Ocuer'
iubfluac Qegen bic finclllhc Hc1ic'
rltno lucgelt Der GrnlorOumN Der iijnl
WtiilionGrc fiirslid 81 Hicudom ub5ll.
itchclr, rno bat Den djtncl'hrn @c-
ion0tcn Sir Gbentlng %lonQ GbcnR
in @oibiuoton hemcrtiprcdCro be
nuhrittiqt, ,Sn Der @cltldte lold)cr
Tortommniiic lit Der Gut'hl1B cine
bcuerfenslpertbe Nliandbmc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27
gaGnfataitrupbc in MalindrulcttS.

Sd)rcdlidjr Golllion 5mlldcn 5mcl
3ilgcn Scr Bottom mo Ntuine-
@obn." - @iclc Sootc mo Der.
multoctc.
2tncoln, W}oi'. 26. Atopcmbcr.
- Sin pom Bolton nab Ncllop@
Soils. @t., %bcitinmter E]crioncu5l1
Der Bolton mo Matnc Balm"
rannte bcltiC Nbcn0 ou1 Der 'ogc=
nunntcn Vutcr9 Bride bon hlntcH
her 0cAcn cinen porul@Iubrcnocn pom
Bolton ltod) Yumtten an Der Mnrl.
boro Gipilinn Der 0ohn ~gcbcnocl1
Ycrioncnjug, melder eincn Nlt0ct.
bid lang o~nNebolten bate. Sic
trimmer iingcn Ieiter, NM Gin
GuBcnb Mcniben ioll un'@ Scbcn &C
fommlcn oOer perlebt morocn Nclll,
Scd)a 2cidcn lino bis lett NtI0crlns
Sen lpor0rn,
lin 10 llbr bellte Nbeno bclBt Is,
oub minocltcnS oft WenNtcl 9ctoo-
tet ulo an % pcrlebt nitroelt, Ser
cine 3lto ma nm 7.t5, Der orocre
nm 7.l5 bon Bottom o%bgegnn9elt. Ter
Gritcre bcitouo aus pier Wd9gona,
ocrcn Sluci ocntolirt miroen. Die
mciltcn ocr Sootrn unb Verlpltnocten
hottcn iit in oieiclt 5ipcl Wn11ona
%beilrnocn. Der 5neite, I'm 40 pol,
Bolton o|bgegongene 3itg mar pom
5uei Sofomotiuen ae5ogcn, nlro Die
~purocritc ocriclbeil, melt)c IN Den Dor
ouaiobrcnocu 3ltU bltcill rnrllie,
lpllr0c 0eInolirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27
@crmiidtc telcsrapbiidr 9cpcid,cn.

Sic Seifcn Der 0rcl bci'm
Observation-Disclosures .crtruntcuCu sine
ben Gomoro Sunori0cn. 10. G0lpurO
Gurnep, II, mo 9olic SdwUocr, .
Sabre oil. muroen i'm MoWiutonic
Hiucr bci Sbomoiton Conn. olli0c,
funocn.
%n Montiecllo, Nfiiiy fam 6rou
:. 9iroiong. bic @ottin cjuc3 Oorti.
gen Nr5icS, nod Dem &urcou pes
Nr5ie@ Sbonlo@ Butler mo CAB iiini
Sdiiiie ans eiucm HcpoIr,r oui ibr
db, meId)e Den iciortiNCn [oO oc@
Ar3tcs bcrbeiiiibrtcr. SIC llriodc rcS
Moroes lit itubetnnnt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27

jltn9, lpcld;e 0ie rcponttjondrcn Hr
mlclller bom GuSlon0c ans crNotlelt.
ld)elltt hoS @criift 81 bcitdtlIcu, ooB
Die @c6or0c bcnliibt it, sic o''cntIldc
Wclrnn0 9c9cn Ole Nu.IGuNcr H,i'jlt
ltnd)eIn.
BARON Muno 0c2 Elunhc@
franz.
Surin ,itolicn. -. !Iop. Va
ror Mo0or bca Hlordc2 Ger ItollcrlI
ifc @ptidlofter it MoinlnQton, hat
olri Scr Rciie nod, Nom lur1cn I'm
%poBIidyfcit in MoncoIicii Nult mot)cn
miIiicn.
>G orco'S &oiicr itr0ubt l1h.
Yctet$burQ. 2G. ?}op. BIC
omtlidr ruiiildc Hodrlttcn G1cntir
bat ans Shonqboi cine Ncpc'd}e mi
eincnl icniotinnclleu Ecriht itbcr olc
Hrt unr @ciIC, in luclt'tr ole &opn
ncr Die %3l,ltimnunQ Ger corconllfcn
HC0iCrl1tg 5ll ocm &crtrale jlplldFn
GorCo un6 Sopon c%rfpunNtll crhdl
ten. 0cr 0Cpcid)c lIclcr ~olINcbItdl
oircftc Nohrid)tcu ouo Scoul III
@riur0c unb iiebcioNt oo2 NoI0cnoc:
yNlm 6rcitoQ (t7. 9ioucmbcr) NM
Die WtittogSitlnoc bcQuDcn llh Norot
Nonoihi iolpie Die NcrrIn Nurlporn
INN &ofllbu IN 0aa NoI0l2, lrlt oct
Safer sur llntcr5cidwlnN oc2 &crs
TRACES 81 6iuinNcl. Der @otler llllo
sic Wtiniitcr ncigcrtcu 'ld. ?tod}ocnt
9oron &ouoibi ocr N}ordltt2 Sto
ilbCr Die SoIooc in McrlltnlB Nc'Cft
hottc. fonl Scr 2cttcrc III %ralcttllt9
ne3 Generals N~oiCaurd. oC9 "cIrbl@'
GobCr& scr %iopdlild)cl (rllppen III
Gorco, nit elmer nll2 wcnoornlcn be
ltcbcu0Cn GStortc IN 0u2 Eolot1, ober
bis Wittcrnod)t nor c2 lhncn lldt
gchun0Cn, Sen anilcr jlmt lllltcr
id)rCi6eu SIT iibCrrCOCn. Gorultt brad
tc scr GctrctGr Stcucu2 pom W(nlls
itcriltm oc$ N~uapGrtiNCn re''clt nrtt'
lidc& Sic9cG, in ociicn @ciiB CT ourdr
NnluCn6un0 bon @CuuIt 9clol19t
nor, ur6 INN I llbr 30 N(Inutcn trltb
pcrlobcn sic &oponcr iClbit ocn %cr-
tro9 nut bcnt SicQcL m0brcrto Der
aoiier icinc llntcrihrj'l lnmrlcr nod
bc6orrIid) pcriuci0crtc."
;}itm Sd)lltB ioqt bic 1cpcld>c:
.Go& 0ciommtc EuJoj3, ia IoNor
sic @euGdcr Oc> &oilcr2 ljnG lest
pon ioporiid,cu @cnonrmcn bclcBt,
unO c& 1T mobriteinlidl OoG nie ga.
poucr bcn aniicr boJO junl l(ntcr-
5cidnrcn 5lpinNcn mcrhcn."
HcuCr britii dl YER &oti 6o1 2
tcrir &ublonb.
Com so H. u. Gop. Sir Nrtbur
9}icolion Dcr britiid,e @otiholtcr III
N}u0rio, miro scr NnGiol9cr oca Cir
Charles Sorbitgc ais @ntldoItcr
@ro6britounicH' in HuBlortO.
eli ocrmibt.
Spfio, 26. Noucmbcr. - Ger
nod ocrSolbinicl 2iootlrng beltinmte
0ompicr o,irtto" couioirtc m0breno
Scr leRtcu Rodt rnbc S6inlonolcfl
nit 0cm .Mhutiuro" mo mlroc III
ocu @rlno %gcbobrt. 0ic mciitcn Der
an 9oro bciiuOlihen Wcnifcn lurr
Sen gcrcttct, eff OcrieIbcn mcrocn lc-
0od pcrnliBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27
Gum slucitcn Wiulc iibcrfiibrt.

@ull0cSlcnotor Burton bon &0lll09
ubcrmtofS iduI0iN bcirntocn. -
Gcin NrpoIt fiinOigt Appcuo-
tion at.
ct 2nuiS 26. 9tobcmbcr. -
Sic <rn i'm Sole oca 9unOc9'cno-
TORS Burton pom &0nlu3. lpeld)' yet
tcrcr nnter Scr NnfIoNe hor @Crtd)t
ituno, icilcn GinfllB ais EQUATOR Ilr
cine pctlmidrc &crQiltu19 cingc'cbt
III ho6crt, nm Oic icitcne 0c3 Eolt'
NcportcnlcntS 0robcnoe Str0imoBs
rcQcl Qcqcn sic ,Ttolto @rain & e.
clritica So" mcgcn WtiBbrullh3 Der
InIt 1T pcrbinocrn, broftc tltr5 nud)
WittCrnadt bclttc irii6 eth Scroltt
Gin. mcldc3 0en NnNcilu0tcn III allen
icdl9 Euntten ser Nntlogc ltntlol9
crflGrtC. Burton mltroc Dont Nld)tcr
ouIQcior0crt, I'm 10 llbr moracll
(OtontoQ) 0ormittoN inn @crldjt SIT
cridlcincn, I'll meId)cr 3cit lclu PIN.
malt cine Via Of exceptions clnrcl
dcn rn0 cine obcrnloligc Expectation
onfimoi0cn miro. @cnn oo@ Nbcr
ocridt oao @eroift niht muitobt 10
miro @urton'8 Git I'M Gent uufait
crrlGrt perocu. Der ECrnllM liir
mclfcn Burton crip0bIt murOc, CT,
liidt am /. MiGr5 1907. Yer locbcn
bccnoetc Tro5eB mar Scr }ucjtc in
ocnt IuQe. Scr critic rcrtItlrtc in
CONTEMPLATING unO &culrtbel
lima 0cS Nngeflugtcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27
GpQiiiun nno gcbcnsucrlnlt.

South @nterhpro, Me, 26.
HoOember. - 0llrd) cine belile bier
einaetretcnc Coalition 5~lplld)eh jlpet
Irodt5il0cn ori Der DSo'tol mo
Moine @ubn" mllroen orel "nbn.
6~coicnltctc actootet ulo 5lpet nltocrc
perlcBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27
&erIhmorcrs E~ro5c1ic IN
GonItontinopcl

GonIontinppcl, 26. Nou.
@cItcrn hc0olm bic Der EroieB 9c9cll
cinen bcIoiidpn llntcrtboh, NanlcllS
S,ori8, mo 10 Nrmcnler luegc1 We
tbciIiauna an Dem an 81. Sllli D. 5.
oli hen Sl,lton pcriibtcn Mttcntot.
Scd,S,cbn onoerc Trmenier iperoen
uloIcit in @erbinormg nit oenl tiiri
lid,er Muiiinnen bon @ontbc1 illto
Sprcnoltpiien pro5riiirt. Die Selfent
Iid,feit Der Terboroliingen mo cine
oeitcrn I'M 8crid,t gcmodltc Veillcr'
funa fiber sic algebIldf llnterltilt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-27

Der anmpf Guiihcn Der .@am-
burg Nmerifu Clinic" uut0 DEM
,9torooultidjcn SIopo" miro in ucitc.
item &rei;cn oui oos 9lliimcrfiomitc
ucrioIgt. Is miro beiiirdtct. oaB er
crit bei'm Iblulii OeS oEool" ger.
trogcS 5n 9teuiobr uol enforcement
mcrbc, mo Dab Die icBioen Shot.
siigc Der bciocn AroBcn @eieaihaitcll
MIR cili gelihoes &oripiel ieieu.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-26

sault on the dispensary revenue in
South Carolina.
Mr.. Bryan has begun to distribute
his free seeds for 1908.
The millinery stores Of Sumter have
had large business, judging from the
many beautiful Easter bonnets on
dress parade Sunday.
This council cannot be haltered
and led around by anyone!" Spoke in
open meeting by Mayor Geo. W. Dick.
That's telling them a few.
New York Republicans are refus-
ing to desert Odell in order to make
Frank S. Black the party leader. They
are tired of odell but will not, make a
change until they think they can make
an Improvement.
Castro is said to have offered Gen.
Sherman Bell, of Colorado, large
salary to take comand Of the venezue-
Ian army. If any other inducement is
necessary, Colorado ought to be will
ing to offer it.
Federal Office holders are rapidly
being divided into two classes-Rough
Riders and Iowa men.
We will know how seriously the
Texans are taking it when the reports
come in Of the number of babies that
are being named for Theodore Roose-
velt.
Secretary Shaw is to * the courts
to decide just what sort OF liquor Jap
ans tipple, sake, is. The secretary's
curiosity about liquors may call Tor
an explanation to his Iowa friends.
Minister Ernest Lyon says good ne
groes are wanted in Liberia That
particular variety is also greatly de-
sired in this country.
Republican papers in Chicago are
sport Of Mayor-Elect Dunno
for having sought the advice Of the
Lord Mayor of GLASGOW in his work of
municipal street railroads
but they would be in position to
make more sport Of him if he didn't /
get expert advice and DO what he is
pledged to do.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-04-26
DE Matfbnlall ans golltbr01l.
wEDAEsDAY, ApaIl e, Iso5.
The Sssn.ter Watchman was founded in
1850 and the True So.thvon in 1866. The
Waschsaan and Soathron nov has the COM
6IneH circulation aud influence of both of
the old papers, and is manifestly The best
advertising medium in Sumter.

The leading editorial from the New
York Commercial on the Cotton sit
uasion which We reproduce today
shows how closely the views of dis
interested observer coincide with the
doctrine being preaoLed by the
officers Of the Southren Gotten Grow
ers Association. If the cotton farm
ers sell their cotton this fall for
{ less chan this cost of production and
disaster and nard times come again
they will have only themselves to
blame.
The business men of all sections of
this countzy are agreed that the in
6ustial salvation of the South and to
less extent that OF the entire couns
try is now in the hands Of the cotton
farmers OF the South. If they ohstina-
tely refuse to reduce the acreage they
will bring disaster upon themselves
and the South. We relieve it would
be wise to reduce the cotton acreage
not only % per cent. but even 40 or 90
per cent to make small crop absolute
" sure. The farmers would receive as
much for the small cropas for large
one and the other crops that taey can
grow on the unused cotton lands
would be clear profit.
s
The building Of the new railroad
from this city to McBee will probably
be.the means of bringing the coal read
from the West via Winston-Salem to
deep water this way and on to Charles
ton. The Sumter and Northern, while
only local enterprise on its face in
tended to give Sumter and Bishopville
a connection with the Seaboard Air
Line, is really a most important link
in a great enterprise. It's consumma-
ton means great deal more to
Charleston than to Sumter and if the
gentlemen who started out to give
Sumter another outlet succeed in un-
bottling Charleston they VII have
proven themselves the best friends
that city and South Carolina have ev-
er had. And we have reason to feel
confident that the Sumter and North
ern. Will be built at an early day.
The Conference for Education in
the South which will be held in Co
funhda next week should be carried to
Charleston next year for the purpose
Of doing missionary work President
Roosevelt once visited that city ana
made converts, though it is true that
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and dispensary profits. The claim
is supported by figures and estimates
where figures are not obtainable. tha,
appear to be conservative. We have not
made an investigation of the matter
and cannot express our opinion with
out first doning so. However, it is a
matter that will bear investigation
and the county board Of education and
the school trustees Of the several
districts should look into the matter,
since the question has been raised. OF
one point we are sure: the negro
schools are entitled to all the school
taxes the negroes pay.
We believe that if the question of
selling the court house square for
100000 could be put to vote four
ffths majority Of the voters of Sum-
ter county would favor the sale. It is
an opportunity TO obtain what we
want-a modern court house-at no
cost to the taxpayers and at the same
time materially increase the taxable
property of the county.
It is lucky for the policy holders
that the assets Of the insurance COM
panies were so huge otherwise the Of
ficers and their friends might have
crippled them.
Senator Tillman is said to spend
his time working his flower garden. A
statesman with a job can afford to in
dulge his aesthetic tastes in this way.
Japan will hardly carry her protests
against the Russians use of French
ports to the point of provoking active
hostilities, for while Russia is whip
ped on land and disabled on sea it
would be little too much for the
Japs to handle with France added to
the fracas.
Frost may be good thing for
pumpkins, but it's bad on fruit and
garden sass.
We should all lend our aid to the
Chamber of Commerce in its effort to
build up Sumter. 1t is worthy Of the
support of every citizen.
Rojestvensky seems to know thing
or two-he prefers staying where he's
at. But the perplexing question: is:
"Wnere is he at?"
The Rev. Mr. NIillard seems to be
a little pied up in his matrimonial
ventures.
The streets recently paved add a
great deal to the beauty of Sumter.
Pretty streets impress the stranger.
A Paris doctor says radium Will cure
snake bites. This is an insidious as