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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-26
MINNETONKA PROPERTY


o 0 Il ACRES s M I E & LAKE Q Q
front; fruit farm for sale, and might take 0
change; II acres fruit, choice raspberries o
strawberries, currants, 1000 apple trees, Q
syrup and fuel, large bed of ginseng pro- o
quc1ng $500 to $500 month of berries and o
o $2,5oo-Three beautiful lake-front lots o
and cottage on Carson's bay, near Deep 0
$l4O-75X75-foot lot in Excelsior near o
picnic grounds and lake. O
Q We have money. to loan OH real estate. o
Lauderdale Co. 4 Sloane, Temple Court. 0
% o o o o
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HOME OR AN
Investment at Lake Minnetonka, call in and
see US We have handled Minnetonka prop
erty for 20 years and have large list to
select from. Now is the time to buy Mime.
tonka property, as prices are low this time
of the year, and you will see large increase
In prices next spring. We have acres at $125
per acre and up; cottages at 5000 and up;
lots at $3.50 and up.
II. J. Janney, 2o3 Oneida Bldg.
STILL A FEW BARGAINS Ar MINNEToNKA-
Al Groveland tenroom cottage with large
lot, very nice for 81 900 At orono five we acres
for 1000, one acre choice 81, 500. At Mark
and Togo Park lots and acres very reasonable
E. P. swensen, 514 Bank, Of Commerce Bldg.
81 ACRES, FoUR-RooM HOUSE, CEMENT
foundation and cellar, good WELL plums.
and five blocks from new trolley line. only
$1,soO; send for new catalogue of Minnetonka
gar, Excelsior. Lake Minnetonka, MINI.
wANTED-AT M1NNEToNKA, BoARDERs IN
, a pleasant cottage with bathroom, telephone,
piano, ETC.; excellent table with an album
dance of milk, cream, eggs. chickens, fruit
and vegetables; good school nearby; very
reasonable rates for balance Of season; refer
ence given and required. 5o71, Journal. -"
FOR sALE-MINNEToNKA- LARGE HIGH
lots near station and overlooking the lake,
covered with trees; only $2,4O0; four acres,
all cleared, with good view Of lake and near
Huntington, 800 Sykes block.
TEN ACRES ON LAKE MINNEToNKA: FINE
trees and soil; 81 600. 80 acres improved land
- miles from city, 500 per acre. G. s. Dever,
537 Andrus building.
FOR RENT = COTTAGE AT TONKA BAY. S25
for balance of season; ice, two boats screened
porch, fully furnished. Newhall, $50 Temple
Court
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR sAIE-M1goEII ANrou

~~~-~~~~~o~~~~-O~~s
o o o o o o
PIANOS.
o $125 buys an Ernest Gabler upright VIII
o take same in exchange for same amount
o after five years on any of our new pianos
at that time s. g.,
o. $3.50 TO- Webber parlor grand.
o. $500 for Il Decker Bros p9rlor grand
o. $500 for Henry r. Miller parlor grand
o 500 for Il Hazelton Bros upright.
Any of above pianos will be taken back
o in at the price paid. If exchanged for
new piano. any time within five years.
Square pianos from $50 up. Terms to
suit. Pianos to rent from 81 pc rmonth up.
Piano Players.
krel auto grand and Chase & Bakers.
O. THESE arr something new. See them New
O., Eyeretts. Schimmels, Harvards and Brink ,
o erhouse pianos.
Ideal Plano Polish, guaranteed by us to ,
o De the best. Regular Zoe bottles 15c;
o tor zoe, ON Tuesday morning, between 10 ,
o Brooks. Evans Piano Co..
o 620h Nicollet ay.
,
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The Only "Offlcial Route'' Of tho
Morgan Post to the

: q. n. L.. EiICdIHpHeIIG dC O6IIVtI.
G. A. R. Comrades Remember the
Minneapolis & st. Louis will run
through train to Denver on September
End, leaving Minneapolis 9:30 am, for
the Minnesota G.. A. R. Round trip
rate only $17.75.
Call on J. G.. Rickel, G. T. A., No.
tiers, No. 4O7 Phoenix Building.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

PATENTS PROMPTLY OBTAINED, SOLD
bought, leased. manufactured, models made;
unexcelled reputation; Is years established;
large handbook free. Write American Patent
Market. st. Paul. MINI. Mention this paper
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
yers and solicitors; main Office 925-933 Guar.
anty building, Minneapolis, MINI; 90 McGi
building. Washington. D. c.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver. Spokane and Pacific
coast points; FREQUENT shipments and lowe-t
possible rates. Write or cali on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co.. 4e Sd st s.
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cdr. Lauritzen s Malt Tonic' is q
superior blood-enriching drink. At
druggists or delivered to house. Phone,
N. W., East 44O; Twin City, 1890.
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The Only Official Route to the &. A. r.

The Only Official Route to the G. A. +.
National Encampment
At Denver, Col, Sept. At, is the Chi
cago Great Western Railway. Special
Minnesota Headquarters Train leaves
Minneapolis 9 am, st. Paul $3.50 am.
The best equipment and service in the
train. For sleeping-car reservations
and further information, apply to 0. s.
Clark, Adiutant General, st. Paul,
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PROPOSALS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
Constructing O. NJ, st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 25,
1905.
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, will be re-
ceived at this office until IL am, Sept. g.
1905, and opened then for the construction
of addition to electric system at Fort SHELL
ing, MINI. Plans and specifications may he
seen and blank proposals with full instructions
had upon application here. U. S. reserves the
right TO accept or reject any or all proposals.
ing O. NJ.
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AGENTS WANTED

S>S>>~~~>~ON~~~N~S<><~<
v35 PER DAY, SALARY OR COMMISSION,
paid to our local and travelling representa-.
tiyes; we have the greatest mechanical wonder
of the age; a practical money and time saver.
Your sales Will be vast and permanent. Any
possess one. Positively the biggest PROPOSE
travelling representatives, and will make the
fortune Of any active, wideawake person. Don't
to workers Minute churn Co. sss ea nens
natl. Ohio.
AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE
user of see buv eyer pr o every
500 per cent profit; one agents sales amounted
h to $3.50 AZ, IN six days; another $s2 in two
Wis. o' "a o'osSe.
WANTED - RELIABLE AND ENERGETIC
agents to sell the best sick and accident con-
tracts on the market we have openings for
Mutual Insurance Co., 505-5Oe Palladio build.
ing, Duluth, Mimi.
AGENTS s1ss EVERY MONTH. SURE CUT.
ting, self-sharpening shears, just patented,
sen on sight. Write quick and secure ter
ritory and start to work promptly, making
biggest kind Of money. Thomas Shears Co.,
ISL, Dayton. Ohio.
WANTED-ADvANcE AGENT, AGE IS 70 30,
Object to ana
on to travel a on the road giving concerts and
COG Nicollet ay.
$35 WEEKLY CALLING ON EVERYONE KEEP
Ing horse; Osgood's patent shaft carrier re-
CURES no breeding, prevents accidents saves
third cost of harness; exclusive territory. Os-
good Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
HOUSEHOLD NECEssITY-'EGG-o," CON
densed eggs. Substitute for eggs in pastry
cooking. 36-egg can. 25c: write for sample
and terms. Economy Mfg. Co.. $40 Delaware
st. Kansas City. Mo.
AGENTS CAN EASILY MAKE $40 A DAY
selling our gold window letters novelty signs
and ehangeable signs; catalogue free. Sulli-
van Co., 400 w Van Buren, St. Chicago III
wANTED-LoCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS
Tor Sheer -Cut-Sheers; salary and commission;
credit given; orders filled same day received.
Novelty Shear Co., 1874 La Sale st, Chicago.
$500 PER MONTH AND EXPENSES SELLING
patented; general agents wanted everywhere.
): A. Stransky. Box 500, Pukwana, s. D.
AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FROM
private consumers for our well-known whisky;
,- Dig Inducements to purchasers. Write today
Box 273. Covington, Ky. .-.I
AGENTs--$75 MONTHLY; METAL -CoMPINA-
ton rolling pin; nine articles combined; light
ming seller; sample free. Forshee Co. S18
Cincinnati, Ohio. ~
HAIL AND CYCLONE INSURANCE: CASH
commissions: hustlers can make $40 70 $40 per
day In Minnesota Address 1925 Railway bldg
''MoNEY TO THROW AT THE BIRDS AND
business still booming writes one agent
Farmers Easy Record, Boone, Iowa.
IT FEEL LIKE A MILLIONAIRE, WRITES
one agent: new. demand. quick sales. Economy
Farm Record Co., Newton, Iowa.
AGENTS-Do YOU WANT TO MAKE AN HON
est 81 900 from a capital of ST.. Address E
. J. Worst. Ashland. Ohio
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents,
clothing and all household goods SIC Nicollet
NORTH STAR DYENG AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. TBS Hennepin AZ. Both phones.
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CLAIRVOYANTS

CLAIRVOYANTS
WONDERFUL TRIAL oFESsoR
Il. G. Belmont, clairvoyant, death trance me-
dunn; calls names, gives dates, facts regard.
ing love, courtship, marriage, mining, inheri.
lance, etc.; past, present and future. Send
date of birth, IS cents. 715 LIST av s, Mime
apolis, Mimi; 81 readings at office, SOC this
week. Office hours daily, 10 am. to pm. !;
. Sunday, pm. to pm. Sfr
JOSEPHINE MARVIN 10 7th ST S.
so cents-$2 reading for so cents. Advice on
business speculation, investments, love- mar
rage and divorce, reunites the separated, tells
whom and when you will marry; BY mail send
+ date of birth, questions and so cents
NINE. ANNA ALPLANALB READS THE
lines Of the hands by methods known only to
the gypsies; fee 81; ladies only; no business
Sundays. 3044 Fremont av s. Take either
Como Harriet or Lake st cars.
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STOVE REPAIRS


REPAIRS FOR ALL sTovEs-GREAT WI
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 HenneDin av.
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GREAT PIANO sALE-oUR ANNUAL MID
summer sale of pianos is now in full blast.
Inc greatest piano sale held in Mime
apols 200 fine pianos going at about half
s shelr value. Upright pianos at $50. 80, 500,
$llO, $ll5: Now is the time of times to make
great savings OIL fine pianos. $3.50 Brink
erhon plano for S215; $3.50 Braumuller piano
K IHr go; 5000 Sohmer piano for $500; $500
piano for $3.50; $500 Sterling piano for $225
Terms down to IS, &c. 81 month. Call or
corner Nicollet ay ~
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STEAMSHIPS

EUROPEAN TRAvEL-CANADIAN PACIFIC
Railway. Steamship Lines. Tickets to ana
from MI points in Europe. Lowest rates
The best Of everything. Office is Sd st 8
minneapolis.
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G.. A. r. Headuuarters' Train,

If you want hurry-up job of roof
ing done, telephone w. S. Mott Co.. 376.
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IT WILL PAY THOSE INTENDING TO BUY
new or secondhand office, store bank fix
lures to call and inspect the largest, newest
ana most up-to-date stock ever shown In Min
neapolls; stock includes refrigerators. some
thlng extra fine; safes, all sizes and makes;
oesks, chairs, tables, cash registers, window
display fixtures, etc. Prices way down. Call
early for bargains.
Twin City FiXslre Co.,
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CURRIERS'

FUR REMoDELING, REPAIRING AND RE.
dyeing for one month more at summer prices.
b. Morris Fur Co., 70 10th st s. 4.
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IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING IA.
Northern Machinery CO.. 217 Sd st S. Mpls.
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.scalping Tickets.

Ticket scalping is an intolerable nuls-
ancc, ana II allowed to go unchecked, It
regular patronage, Every reputable thea
tre In New York has set It's face against
tho practice and tho management has
gone SO far An many cases as TO refuse
10 accept tickets even though bought in
good faith from scalpcrs It would, there.
fore, be only common sense for tho Acade-
my OF Music TO get in line with tho en-
sperlence and practice Of tho best theatres
md resolutcIy fight any, attempt TO scalp
tickets. That such u course OF acton
was not pursued IN The sale or seats fol
Pars!ial. las aroused n storm Of tndignn-
ton. Whether the management OF tho
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a Hint to Shoppers.

49,, onI xvbn,nn wilo N nave g. little
r, S i, i, a+.S.this season 81 tho year
a -, =, = ~ s,,,+ Tho advefusing
J, /, ], ri \ S,rimss. isp.,tch and note!
~, 4. I, IVA i, q wl,,ch merchants are ulrer-
~, I. I !, I need /, II ew winter
ID !, \, 4, !, a. int. sit nc You
!, {, L, .,,,,c tbrrs FOR ncxt senson{yo,ll
y, ! d y ! onev NJ purchasing now
!, { Y, o. ti,,r unti1s season opens
-. -, ,nn,,t - 81 4 ter. naturally prices
! 4, I, rha,.s \ ,,o beginning Of the sea-
sa,, 4, IA nre later on. Thls shows
!, y B 4 IL keop oft 81 debt
i'oS !, u /, &, = IA WITH witch
I, !. !, y 4, Y, = Ia ses. 1f you buy Oil
80, ~, r,nst l,pv II credit prices. ii
!; 3, 4 an ii, you can nearly al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
THURSDAY. JANUARY. 20. % 1906: 1905. {
Retrospect.

q. /, !, I, 10 years ago The Times lime anu u ~
,r,, tch were formally conso lua
=, n,,k,nr announcement Of the N! collsoii-
4 ~ ion that had been made, we sa,u
III shall be my endeavor 10 a1ldg me III
,oavor of those associated with With - -
,,,,,,n mo Times Dispatch q represste 'll1
ia Virginia newspaper, and IN n az -
vnoc,s worthy Of Its position. INC pest
chnracteristics Of cach Of the
-, ners VIII be preserved, ana M s. nope =
Z mako Thc Times Dispatch better I any ny
,nnrc nttra ctive newspaper han lt'ch-
&, o,d las ever before had The news snail ll
4, s,,,,v ana fairly printed, without preEou-
ilico or favoritism and the 6 Ia col.
!f,nct of tho paper while Dem al.u
"a ryn iva. shall be positive ana PRO-
no,,nceG, and fearlessly md cons
N HI lie I'M erest fp,irc politl honese5
Z government. good morals Land 'n H''l'
progress. x HIS 4, s 55ss
& M well this programme has been car
,.;cf, iout AZ attested by the OK tra Ordinary
Growth IN circulation and business Wh2ch
Dr. 4r,,oj trmes- Dispat CHI has had in tne PAST
,yn q AZ Is, Az tho time OF lon n
4 +hc combined circulation Of both pee ..s
IN /, 1880 To-day the cir cir:
sc,ation Of The Times Dispatchl is ~ IT, "
II. should be borne in mind tina TINS c.T-
culation which shows anincrease 9 \ reat
&,y 10 per cent in two years mas p pee
made here in our local terri ? urlns
,,,.. ,,ast two years The
HIN added many expensive and 3 y a; y
& features. and We think we may say w" y
die propriety TINT we. have earned arm ou'
,Ss.,,t 10 be called Better Than Both E' Il
IN ibis day Of fierce competitlon,s the eS :;
nensc of printing u credltahle paper IS IS s.
5 great that the trend has universally been
towards consolidating struggling con1pct'
TORS Into ono powerful organ. Whatever .
may be true Of other sections In 8 tlle
snuth. notably in Memphis and Rich
mond. the consolidated paper has peer sesel
able to do far more forsits conlmuLnits
md lis readers than the individual pup
lcations, from which it was formed. ~ Rich
Is mond has shown yigor and 5prosfess y
ID many lines, not the least Of winch IS w ln
~ character reputation and circulation 9
n her newspapers. " 4.
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dnty.#3If Btie0 delcgatlOns are SunnDlo 70
nEreo concerning ana business q It or y "
Ing 6comn1unicatcd With enth otller53..$iil
vii ting eymeet /, ogetthier
ana, without dlscttssior set tle ne ma ttcirs
ny d Joint gmujorit ~ vote. VI.
The Emperor is assisted In the perform,
.nnce o e. his ..duties us chic exec We OF
Alistrn BY ministry having SO ven n ~ en-;
sbers and presided yer s, san
tho 1nnistors sesnonsbl to the i e cll- 4
SD thin Other. words required ~ hem 70
resign when that bod GO rldemnet tleI
{pollciesb little attenti on has be ~ 8patld
to this law lii practt CO. ga ssIs
I The reiclsratli, as the Austrian parliia.-i
mc,1t3 Is named, consists oil n two houses
tho house Of lords (herrerhaus), and the
house Of Representatives (abgeordne teli-
tl1atls). f. Tho house & OF - ords was coil-3
posed III 1902 Of severl cen prln O
3bloOd NJ royal, 355 ton archbishops elglit
bishops sixty-eight mobiles having hereof {,
stary seats and large est ties. and
members ri appointed u by tho Emp ~
Of special services TO sc! cl1ce,
art, tho church, or the nou ,aa
OF representatives Is COMPOSED OF Asa
nv I'VE classes OF people md repre- sen TIM
ali tho sixteen provinces Of Austrlu Ia 70
cons emit OF the chambers - nccessnry y. o
treaties erecting tho countrys TRADE I! as y
well ms to ~ .$8S 81 ~ ",
military N easlres must originate "A the
lower house. M Parties int the chambers
are divided mainly on racial INES ~ ana
sthelr3 effort 8 are commonly directed ,8tf ny !
Sto securing the adopt lon q broad q !
Sfleflnite policies, but to getting control q
lle legislative machinery for this or may :
race ors group o ra ces. here caii.s q
course, Il be mo true paril gov
ternrnent in a country VIII 81 e y Etl con,
sditlon exists Large! 20 wers are reserved ,'
In Austrln to- tile lnndtags he 4ie lslpl-1
lures Of the8Variors pro " noes. 4, ls n. /,
Besides tile Joint mi q inc aHilll
monarchy ana THE ministry ~ a ustria
8theIen1pcror king has still 4 I bird 1nin-
istry, that Of Finn The Il ung g I I
ministry has nine ,a a Y ng NY
head stands the mlniste presi " y
like tile Austrian minis tiers, the ~ :
ministers @inust resi- ng when they cannot J,
command d majority in he XII gdo O. :
parliament. Tho NIagyars nave, IN l llIes
shown Il far ca pactty SCI e 4,
government than any 4 ct her people y
Austria # ungar 4. :, IS,
hi Tear~o r&thes great ne hboring 31'oHe ' rs
~ "a file 8l,ersonnlity or the good Em peror,
$ISrnncisg Joseph5ar Ill tia t. oW hold INC
4nniscellaneeus and anita gonistic races ana l
rationale tics Vi of AZ st ria lung W
agethber Il Francis Joseph 8 years re- p !l
and can hardly cign CHI ! = y
viii he no occasion for surp rise $lt shi b
death is followed by lsruptioInI 1 g = "
$nni III re. ~.
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Facts b arm j ! I e J. ! ].
SOME QuESTIO Nss'' ANsW Y 81
~ PROF., VIM. B. LWOOD.

tho spores OF germs u wiliei, persist on the ~
old leaves during winter. therefore, ander the
conditions hors given II would DO wise 70 burn
ali foliage now on the ground ~ II the broom
sedgo straw Is abundant his Will aid much
In burning the leaves Don't permit q hot
lfiamo 10 strike the trunks or links. hut rake
material back from trees the next atep
IS to spray porslstently Wit Bordes.ix This
disease can DO held check viii bio
certainty II ono IS careful about treatment
Make tho first application jnst IS tho buds
3 open tho second; as soon us the bloom falls
and IL tho case Is q bnd one, n third ten days
5lnter-;auaily& tho first two arc ample Ri The he
SPOT viii gcecur, but not sufficient to do llar1n
To can neptr rid our orchards OF such trou-55
bles. AZ. 5}s ssbiG VI f$#5
ploughlng the orchard, til q 'sc OF s. c.
phosphate or salt would not 8 ftect this tron-i
4 blc. bit tho culture and phosphate may lie
necessary for best results NJ % fruit ,.g Only
1 personal Inspect ton could determine th!s. Use
The 1910 bordeaux, Wh.cl, has been 50 often
described in my bulletins
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DAN GERS OF a, COLD

4 Beware OF 9. cold, When n neglected nn Que,
can tell what the end may be. Cnnsider
how many OF your friends and aeautst'!.S
tances have succun,bed to diseases brous Vt
on by d common cold, When you fuzzy
realize nj =ssau ssyll y certainly gEle
every cold tho attention " deserve ~
n quick cure for colds, no remedy has
IN public esteem thpn Chamberlainls
Cough Remedy. 1t Is famous for It's cures
OF this most common alment and can illr
ways he depended upon I'nel,n;onin nnY-
or results from cold when 1t is AIKEN
1T Is pleasant and SO fe 10 take and may
10 given Ia childroa Blt ll implicit confiv
dence. For sale by all drng glsts.J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26

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MI q Il (, ~ Xii cc and Tits vas
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-Captain Wizards Card.

.All 4 progressive citizens favor better
schools" SAYS Captain Joseph II. Willard
N his card announcing his candidacy fo '
the Democratic nomination for Governor
~ VIRGINIA TITS encouraging and re-
assuring that tho public school system
has now become a. dominant political
Issue in Virginia, and that candidates for for
office, one and all, are making IT q ca
paign cry. Captain Willard makes u q
strong pleu for primary education !:i i IL
contention is that equal opportunity 70
al. /. a fundamental principleo Democra cy,
implies popular education, Take two boys
OF the samo mental calibre. of the same
station in l!fa md equal In all other re- G.
spccts, give one Of them an education
and keep the other at tho pillow handles
in ignorance, and It needs no prophet to
predict the result as TO the career OF
the two, Tho boy who has been euucat.d
has an enormous advantage over the! boy
who has not and TO say that cacl' mas
tho Same opportunity is TO speak IN
| absurtlity. 1t were much the same thing
| to send the two boys into battle, 1he
| one clad In armor and armed with q re-
beating rifle and the OTHER With 10
| armor and With no weapon OF modcln
/ warfare There Is no gsuch thing as equal
opportunity between the educated and the
i uneducatcd man; md SO the leaders al
4 public thought throughout tbs land now
4 concur In the noble and practical senti-
4 ment that the right to IL common school
4 education is to be numbered among the
inal!enable rights OF American cltizens
Captain Willard fayors the single llsl
system OF text books. and in this view
lie viii have the support Of most patrons
Of The public schools, Both Captain Wi
u lard and Mr.. Swanson ignore the Liquor
Question, DntTit is an issue that will no
be ignored in Tho campaign. Judge Man:
Will SEQ to chat.
j Captain willard Is also in favor of ,
|, bctt Ell system OF working the public roads
j; although We cannot agree with lin rla
a good roads arc to be had by The labor; o
/, conylcts. We heartily agree With him
/ however, that Virginia should liberail
, advertise her resources ana advantage
ID with View 10 attracting immigration
/ ] and NO have long Advocated the creatio
, OF a board Of public charities and correc
, ton. The most progressive States of: III
/ Union have such boards and have foln
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