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consideration. except the mutnal consldera.

consideration, except the mutual consIdera-
ton exchanged i'll this instrument.
said Philip b., Fendall q. and William o.
WINSTON further agree and bind themselves
to jointly share i'll the expense of taxes
and insurance on said premises, so
long as they may be occupied by
our mother. IL is further mutually agreed by
the parties hereto that the expense of such
building shall be carefully accounted for.
and when complete and paid for, that each
of the parties hereto shall receive copy or
statement showing the total cost of such
building or buildings in detail, and that upon
the surrendering OF such premises by
our mother, or upon her death, should she
occupy said premises SO long as she
may live, then and not till then shall the
said Philip b. Winston return to
the said Fendal G. Winston and the said
William o. Winston their one third each of
the cost of said building mot exceeding two
thousand G.. O.) dollars each 10 said FendaQ
q. Winston and William o. Winston), less Il
reasonable sum for depreciation by natural
wear and tear of such building or buildings.
In no case, however, is interest TO be COM
puted on the money invested by the parties
hereto in said bui f'"g.
This contract, nd to and be binding
upon the heirs. a. .strators or assigns OF
the several parties hereto.
Witness our hands land seals the day and
year first above written.
Done in duplicate.
FENDALL &. WINSTON. lSeal.
WILLIAM y. WINSTON, lSeal.l
Witness: L. l.. Dodge.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
HENNEPIN COUNTY.
l. L. L. Dodge. 4 resident of the city OF
Minneapolis. Republican in politics, do
hereby affirm that have examined and pre-
l0red the above with the original contract,
and find the same TO be correct word tor
word. l further affirm that the original con-
tract was drawn by me III my own hand
writing. and executed before me in my pres
ence by Philip b. Winston, Fendall G.
" inston and William o. Winston.
That have had al all times since this in
strument was executed the same in my pos
session; that personally know that the same
has not been abridged or curtliled by any in
strument or contract between the parties in
this agreement.
That the payments and obligations have
been fully carried out by the parties hereto
And that the contract was drawn on the 18th
day of April, 1889. for the purposes set
TSignedl l.. L. DODGE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day of October. 1890.
TSignedl FRANK W. SHAW,
Notary Public, Rennepin County, Mimi.
In the same issue In which the above was
printed, the Tribune attempted to deny that
Col. c. ". johnson had had anything TO do
with the publication. II was denied veIy
lameiy. But it has gone further. The editor
of the Tribune knows full well that the pub
iication of the Winston New Home article
| was wholly false and misleading. Yet he has
combined that article with some other matter
and has looked after its distribution through
out the city, that distribution having been
| undertaken yesterday. The following letter
| explains how the editor Of the Tribune lays
himself open to the charge Of being non
respecter of the truth and practcer OF dis
reputable campaign methods:
To the Editor of the Tribune: You will
remember that on Monday last handed you
(Mr. Alden j. Blethen) communication.
signed by myself. commenting on the So
called CORRESPONDENCE of an alleged tourist.
relative to the rebuilding of my mothers
home, which communication was published
in Tuesdays Tribune. together with copy
of the contract between my brothers and
| myself for the rebuilding. You will also re-
member that in that communication / men
toned the part that Mr.. Charles W. johnson
had taken at the instance OF the Republican
committee and that you voluntarily told me
that he had made a complete failure of it,
and that because of his failure the Repub-
lican city committee had demanded of you
that you carry out the programme at its ex-
pense, you having Informed them that you
had already done all the gratuitous work you
| could afford to do. amounting, as you claimed.
10 $1,000; that thereupon you had directed
| your Washington correspondent (Maj.
Davis to tb play he the had part carried 9
your Instructions and had written the letter
which you published. You. therefore. knew
that III the garb of spy he had visited my
mother, accepted of the hospitality OF her
home, and procured the negatives which
were falsely claimed to be the work Of dis
| tinguashed tourist, and to emphasize your
statements you gave me negative. which Is
| now in my possession.
In the communication referred to, was in
some doubt as to whether or not you were
| the victim of others, or directly responsible
| for the fraud penetrated on the pubic: and
| although Your statements undeceiyed me.
N1,n
and cuts reproduced to-day by you, with
| the known facts relative to the subject
| matter purposely left out. The Republi-
| cation OF to-day in the form OF supp ement
| thousands of which are being distributed
! with your knowledge and at the expense of
| the Republican committee, by means of
| special messengers throughout the city, is a
| new piece of jobwork for which you are
| paid and compelled to stand sponsor. The
| fact remains that all concerned therein are
| guilty of another attempt to deceive the pub
! lie, and that your party managers are respon-
| sible therefor. l do not propose TO dwell
| upon, or even restate the facts: the
| people know them, and however much they
| may be divided politically, will not approve
! your course. Allow me TO tender my SYM
| patty to one so unfortunately situated and
| TO venture the hope that in the event of your
! election to the legislature, you may procure
| the passage of an act making it an offense
for any political party or committee to buy
| up the press, ana thus prevent others being
| as sorely tempted as you have been.
incidentally let me add that a paper that
| will deliberately take the course the Tribune
1 has can be fully relied upon to publish any
| conceivable statement at the last moment al
| the behests of its party managers. and that
| eleventh-hour roorbacks will fall fat. / say
| this because | am informed that among other
| false statements yet to be circulated is one
| that my brother, in anticipation of his elee.
ton as mayor has bartered away certain ap
| pointments. The fact that under the law the
! "a ~ deemed
| of too little importance to be mentioned.
| f. u. WINSTON.
| Minneapolis Mimi, Nov. l, 1890.