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and his business ability won him re-
Spect before he ever entered Office. No
one ever accused him of other than fair
dealing. His management of public at
Iairsl like that of private business, has
been characterized by frugality and
success. When on the board of educa-
ton he was the champion of those who
earn their livings by honest toll. He is
a man who pays his debts, and would
scorn to deprive any one of a dollar
wrongfully. The business men and the
toilerS will gladly stand by him and
elect him to an office in the calm assur-
ance that their interests will not be lost
sight of in conducting the affairs of a
responsible office. He stands emphati-
cally as the representative of the bust
ness men of st. Paul, and as such will
be reelected.
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sary to the
p I o p er per-
Torrance of the
functions of
the high office
of judge of the
district court.
He is scholarly,
Intelligent. well
versed in the
law, and has
had the long
Z u j 1 ( < l Il [ e
training that
eninently fits
him for the
p o ition to
which he will
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popularity. and Of the common esteem
in which ne was held by his neighbors,
was made. He became the candidate
of the Democratic party for the lulpor-
tam aud responsible position of judge
of probate. i hil-, unfortunately for
the general Success of the ticket as Il
whole, there were so.ac liili,' a,gifes.
and several worthy DeinnFratIl.- caIlsti-
dates were Grfcaipd, Judge Olivier,
however, made Il splendid liu. and he,
was reelected Dy Z handsome majority.
Judge GliYief'5 service IL t.ic ci.:co
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SURF; or Ei.kCTION.
County Treasurer Nelson's Rec
ord and Popularity Unassail-

county treasurer Nelson's heC.
ord and Popularity Unassail-
able.
Andrew n. Nelson will be elected
county treasurer because he is an hon
est man and a very competent official.
During his past administration he has
won the confidence of the men who
have business with the Office of county
treasurer. The business men of the city
know him to be man of integrity. The
working people and Others who find it
convenient to az their taxes or do bus
mess with him after working hours are
his friends, especially for the fact that he
keeps his Office open evenings during the
season for tax paying. There is not a
man that dare whisper anything detract-
ing from his integrity. and thou
sands will testify to special accommodate
tions received from hun. The business
men realize that it would be folly to
elect new treasurer at this time when
there is certain to be a new county
auditor. The offices of county treasurer
and county auditor are closely allied.
and tits public necessity to retain Mr..
Nelson to prevent any hitch that might
occur III prompt and efficient admins
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Sixth ward.


sixth ward.
The Sixth ward could not have Sc
lected better representative than it
found in the person of John V. l. Dodd.
He is an energetic young hustler, a fine
attorney and an exponent of the vgor
and progreSsiveneSS OF the West side.
Just at present he is confined to his
home with a serious attack OF illness,
but his friends are legion and will see
that his canvass does not suffer on that
account.
Seventh, Ward.
Cyrus II. Kellogg, of the firm of Kel-
logg d Johnson, has been chosen to rep
resent the Democratic party III the
Seventh ward. The ward needs strong
man, and therefore he was chosen. If
any man can WreSt victory from the
Republican stronghold it is just such an
enterprising and conservative business
man as Mr. Kellogg, who will run hun
dredS of votes stronger than his party.
ROdger in the Eighth.
Among all the admirable candidates
for the legislature named by the Demo
cratic convention. the citizens of the
Eighth ward feel that they have one of
the very best. They know that not
even his most malignant enemy can
honestly say aught against the personal
character. business integrity or private
life of William Rodger Born in Scot
land. but reaching manhood'S estate in
America, Mr.. Rodger has developed in
himself the finest traits of the land of
his birth and the country of his adop-
ton.
h ~,
ness of all engineer and machinist, Mr..
Rodger came to America in 1868 and
rapidly took front rank in his profess
sion. He held in succession the posi-
lions of chief engineer of the Burgess
Steel works. at Portsmouth. o.: chief
engineer of the Columbus Hospital for
the Insane under Gov. Bishop. and
boiler inspector for district cOmpris-
ing large part of the United States,
reSigning the latter position on account
of falling health. Coming to St. Paul
in 1879, Mr.. ROdger engaged in bust
ness under the firm name of Rodger &
Davis. For five years this firm con-
Quoted one of the most successful steam
heating ana engineering plants in the
Northwest. The partnership was then
dissolved, and the firm has since been
known as William Rodger q Co. 1t has
handled some very large contracts, and
has established a reputation second to
none in its line.
William Rodger bears the distinction
of being the only man ever thus far
honored with two terms as president of
st. Andrews society, and wears really
elegant watch, chain and charm pre-
scented him by his fellow members of
that society. A genial gentleman; a
business man OF integrity and public
spirit: Il TREND as true as the needle to
the pole: a generous fot: deeply inter-
estcd i'll the welfare OF St. Paul and
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who is accorded the love and, confidence
of his employees, it is entirely safe 20 say
that one of the most prominent and use
full members of the coming important
session of the Minnesota legislature will
be William Rodger. of the Eighth ward.
I'm the Ninth.
Hon. z. A. Walsh, the Democratic
candidate for the legislature in the
Ninth ward, has served one session in
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a physician and
surgeons prac-
tice. For six years
he has been the
professional assO-
ciate of the pres
ent coroner. In
the exercise of his
assocla tiOn Dr..
Whitcomb has ac-
Qui red complete
knowledge of the
affairs of the cor
onership. He is
regarded among
the medical pro-
feSSlon as one of
h G ablest and
m, oct or
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-30
WILL GRACE THE BENCH.
The Election of j. w. Willis Would
Be Graceful Act.

The Democratic county convention
made no mistake when it placed OH the
ticket for the responsible office of judge
Of the district court such a man as Hon.
John w. Willis. No man Oh the ticket
more thoroughly commends the entire
ticket to the suffrage of the people. He
is honored by the people as he is now
honored by his party. Wherever
an intelligent ballot is cast. a
cross will be placed upon it op-
pOsite the name of Willis. MIR.
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HAAS FOR REGISTER.

"A Model Officer who Stands for
the Business Interests
Charles l.. Haas has administered the
Office of register of deeds for the past
twenty-five months in way that has
challenged the esteem and respect of
the men and women who have to do
with homes and other real estate. He
is st. Paul citizen to the manor born,
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-FOUR GOOD MEN

Who Appear on the Ticket for
County Commissioners.
The Democratic nominees for county
commissioners are unusually strong
men. and will commend themselves to
the people for election Not an objeC-
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FOR COURT COMMISSIONER.

Benn Davis, the Hustiing attor-
ney, and His Record.
Bonn Davis. the Democratic candi
date for court commissioner. is compe-
tent to fill the office to which h
will surely be elected. He is re-
maIkablv keen to discern points of
law, and his mind acts promptly.
This has been frequently noticed in de-
lib .ratIve bodies, where his prompt
suggestion of a point has served to set
tie vtXed questions. He is fair-minded,
and his familiarity with men and meas
ures amply quali1es him for the position
for which he has been named.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Personnel of the strong Ramsey
County Ticket.
The gallant standard-bearer of the
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experience in the legislature. and
knows what he is to do and how to do it.
He will be elected, and by the biggest
majority that district has ever given.
He will hold the city district even. and
sweep the country end like hurricane.
Mr.. Doran will be one of the most val
liable members to Ramsey county in the
lower house
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the past two years justly entitled him
to the denomination that was soheartily
accorded him by the nominating con-
ventiOn, and Mr.. Olivier is once more
the choice, not only of the Democratic
party of Ramsey county, but of the
people irrespective of past party, affill-
alton OF prediction.
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VIII serve HIS
second term in
the house, and
brings to his
aid a ripe eXpe-
rience in legis-
latiye matters.
He is a good
lawyer, a II d
will be valuable
in rounding up
the many mat
ters of such
vital interest
to r a M S e y
county in the
legislature. He
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A BRAINY YOUNG MAN

Pierce Butler and His Brilliant
Campaign.
The nomination of Pierce Butler for
the important position of prosecuting
attorney of this county by the Demo-
cratic convention was wise move, and
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IMPORTANT OFFICE

Which E. G. Ives Will Fill Salts
factorily.
The office of abstract clerk of Ramsey
county is important enough to demand
that its duties be administered care
ully. syste matically and with a desire
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-30
A COMPETENT SHERIFF.
Anton Miesen Will Be That and
Be Elected.

The contest for sheriff in Ramsey
] county will be the most interesting for
series of elections. No fewer than
seven candidates are now in the field.
all of whom but two are running as reg
ular party nominees: the exception be-
ing two men who are running both for
Doodle furnished by Republican man.
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THE POPULAR DOCTOR.
E. H. Whitcomb Making a Sue
cesSful Run for Coroner

DR.. E. III. Whitcomb. the Democratic
candidate for coroner, was born in the
state of Minnesota about thirty-fonr
years ago. He was educated at Garlic
ton and Eastern colleges. Graduating
from these. he studied medicine at the
University of Pennsylvania. graduated,
and. returning to ST, Paul, entered upon
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the house and during that time won a
reputation as Woodworking and able
member. AS secretary of the Ramsey
county delegation he had great deal
to do with local legislation and at all
times proved alive to the interest of the
city. He was popular with his fellow
members and was able to accomplish
many things that others would have
found much more difficult. He is a
thorough Democrat. alive to the inter-
ests of his district, the city and the state.
and is entitled to the Endorsement of a
reelection, which is already as good as
assured.
The Country District.
The last of the legislative nominees is
no less person than Hon. Michael
Doran. who has been unanimously
chosen to represent the Tenth and Elev-
enth wards and the country district.
Mr. Doran has had a long and varied
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y JUST JUDGE.
Everybody Satisfied With Judge
Olivier'S Record

Judge J. B. Olivier Is a prominent
character in st. Paul. One of the ear
lier settlers of the territory, his imprint
marks the progress and development
of the state, and especially of the city.
Two years ago competent test of his
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BEST QUALIFIED.

d. l.. Curtice !. i'll .tgain Be COun-
ty Surveyor.
For long series of years when bus
mess man wanted survey made of his
property, and lines established, he has
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''The Andrews Folding Bed" Quinby
& Abbott are the agents. 1t is beyond
question the best in the market. See it.
Third street, corner Minnesota.
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and has done yeoman service for his
party on the stump in the state and
local campaigns for number of years.
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has been h ere
nearly as long as
st. Paul itSelf,a
is known to every
man. woman and
child in the city.
No man better
knows the wants
of Ramsey county
in a legislative
way, and none
will have more in
lfuence in secur-
ing it. 1T is pre-
poSterouS to think
of defeating Mr..
Kelly, and the
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Ramsey county. the voters who elect
him vii! never have cause to regret the
houi when hey intrusted its duties in
hands of Z. c. Ives.
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tration of two important offices by the
introduction of new man in the Office
of auditor. Mr.. Nelson will receive
hearty support from the working men
and business interests alike.
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Willis is good lawyer. and is especially
gifted with the judicial mind so neces-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-30
OUR COUNTY AUDITOR.

Like All the Rest of the Ticket, He
Is Young, Aggressive Man.
Many men have made many cam
paigns. Many have made failures and
few have reached the political pima
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difficulty in sweeping his ward in the
old-faShioned style. and will aid the
entire ticket in coming up to Seven
corners with 500 majority"
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1891. and the Democrats of the ward did
well to nominate him. Hon. j. A. Nils
son is a young man, but exceedingly
well equipped for the duties of legis-
lator. He is honest. independent and
hard worker. AT the session OF 1891
Mr.. Nilsson was always in his seat,
ready and willing to attend to the wants
of his constituents. and no man III either
house accomplished more. While he is
more of business man than pOlit-
jcian, Mr.. Nilsson is a ready. forcible
and convincing speaker. He won the
reputation two years ago of being
square, straightforward man, whom
even his opponents admired and re-
spected. The Third ward will make no
mistake in re-electing Hon. j. A. Nils
son.
Fourth Ward.
The Fourth is certain Democratic
ward, but DR.. Cornelius Williams. the
nominee for the legislature, will in
crease the normal majority by 200 at
least. He is as popular man as the
limits of the ward inclOse. and his
strength is greater than his party. He
is pitted against a man who should
never 90 to the legislature and who
never will. DR.. Williams is in every
way fitted for useful and honorable
career in the house. and the Fourth will
be fifty represented.
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Republicans of his ward, many of whom
will support him at the polls. say
frankly it would be misfortune to lose
his services in the reXt house.
Nilsson in the z bird.
The people of the Third ward had
reason to be proud of their representa-
tive in the legislature at the session of
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earnest and vigorous campaign, which
promises to be entirely successful. He
is laboring man and his felIow-ctizens
OF the First ward are rallying to his
support with the greatest enthusiasm.
Mr.. Ferguson was born in Christiana,
Norway. Sept. II, 1858. He came OF a
race of sailors and was almost raised
on the sea. He came to America
in 1876, settling in New York
city, where he remained as sailor for
five years. In 1881 he went to Chicago,
sailing on the Likes for one season.
The next year found him in Minneapo-
lis Ill the employ of Folds & Griffith,
where he remained for three years.
Six years ago he came to st. Paul, en-
tering the employ of Finch. Van Slyck
d Co. as carpet layer. A little more
than year ago Mr.. Ferguson entered
the service Of Schuneman 4 Evans in
the same capacity. He is still in the
service of tins firm. Mr. Ferguson is
honest, industrious and intelligent, and
will make a valuable member of the
house.
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RAMSEY COUNTY WINNERS.
Strong Ticket That Will Commend Itself to Voters
Who Seek to Conduct County Affairs on
Sound Business Principles.
The Candidate for Every Office Better Man
Without Exception Than Any Other Party
Has Chosen for the Same Office.

Four Men Named for County Commissioners in
Whose Hands the Affairs Of Ramsey County
May Safely Be Trusted.
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In the Second.

1t is almost unnecessary to say any
thing by way of introduction to st.
Paul public of p. Fl. Kelly, the legisla-
tive nominee in the Second ward. He
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Fifth Ward.

John H. Ives, the Fifth ward nominee,
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Ser gertft Des @ttD Stgett1eurs,
mel6er Die Mittelmanb bes SteDes'z
i6en @ebdubes an Der MilitarDz
Ylasa, bic por einiger 3eit
bur6 Seuer bel6abigt muroe, fir gez
fdbrli6 erfldrte, murbe angenommen
ultb auf BEN 4ntrag bes @loerman
9odnOob purbe Die iofortige @ntferz
nl1ltg berielben bei6lohen.
9as @eiub Serma1tn Sreulilgs nm
ultterltiibung, angeblt1 I'M Die Stabt
gu perlal1en, nurDe at ben GountD=
&ihter permieier1.
Nuf Nntrag bes 9lberman @eber
murbe De-" Stabtanpalt beauftragt,
cine Srbinans be5lielib Der @rlaubniB
BON 8orDellen innerbalb gepiher
Stabtgren5er Dem Stabtratb gu unter@
b.eiteu.
Sas Sinan5. apmite erfldrte ben 8es
ri6t bes itdbtii@en Collectors fir
ri6tig.
Ser 8eri6t Ser So nmiHdre, Bic ieiz
nerSeit bas @igentbum Der Grptal See
Company, bel @elegenbeit Der @rpeiz
terung BON @rodetzS traBe obi6dbten,
murbe ii @ieberermdgung ge5ogen,
unb Die Nngelegenbeit Dem Stabtans
malt gum 8ebufe Der Grnennung elmer
neuen &ommiiIion iiberpieien.
Srau 8. &bein erbdlt @rlaubniB, at
Npenue ., naDe Der 8ierter : StraBe,
einen WaRertrog sur Srdnfung Der
Pferbe an5ubringett.
Nls ridtig befunben pirb Der 8eri9t
bes 81. OLDHAM.
9ie q. 90. @alters Steal @fate eSttz
peltntent Company erbdlt @rlaubniB,
cine 8abn bur6 @at @nb gu bauer.
alderman Beri6 empfieblt BEN Nn>
fauf bon 220 Sdumen, CUR Gerl60nez
rung Der parfs.
Gum SdluRe empfiebt Ser Mappr,
baB Elm 9pmite eenau unteriu6en iol,
oh Die g%egentudrtige Metbope, fir ben
finaneielen lnterbalt Der Sreii6ulen
81 forgen. Die ri6tige lei, iniofern man
ieit Sabren 81 biefem 3nede Die Mittel
gum 5bett Der %algemeinen Safe ent=
npmr1en bat.
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Wetis fur &ontraftore,t

Gerliegelte @ngebote werbeu III Ser
Office bes County : @lerfs bon 8erar
@ountp, Sbab. %. Smith, bis gum Is.
Tebruar 1892, Ntittag5 q llbr fir ben
8au bes Grogei6ofies bes neren fiinfs
ltDdtgelt feuerii6eren @ranitz @ountpz
@ourtbausz 6ebdl1bes bpn 9erar Gpu1tz
tp an Der Wtainzp la5a Der Stabt Sun
Nntorio entgegetge1omme1t.
Sie Gountp 6ommiilipners Court
be9dlt 1t6 ba5 Ge6t Dor, ale Mtgebpte
suriif5lweifen lnb beliebige 9(enberuttz
gen barar porsu1ebmen.
Nae @ngebote iinb BON einem be-
glauhieten Gbef i'm 8etrage BON flint
tauienb ($5000) 9ollars, 5ablbar an
ben GountDz& i6ter, 5u begleiten.
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npn eintaulenb ($l000) Dollars mirb
perlangt BON aQen Berlonen, welfe
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alle Flane, melDe fie gegen Guittung
aus Der Office Der Nr6itefter genomz
men, t1nerbalb Ser bprge16riebenet
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plane unb Speeifitationen f6nner
eingeiehen merben in ter office Der
Nr9lteften @orbon & 2aub, 3immer
Z biz Is, Smith Building, San @nz
tonic, Seras.
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Matb fir MHtter.

@pr iiber 50Sabren i6o1 tpurbe Wlrs.
Minslon's Soothing Syrup BON Milz
lionen pcn Miitter1 beim 3abnen Der
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Seras 8.

= 0ie geriammllng, Die in Dallas
a~bBebalten purbe, UNI bic Nngelegenz
beiten Der MISREPRESENTATION s1
prbnen, perlief reIultatlps.
Ser Is. Sanuar i6eint in gar3
Seras Der fdltefte Sag bieies WinterS
gemeien gu iein. Nus 5ablreihen
Stdbten unb Srti6aften mirb beri6z
tet, baB es gegen @bcnb su ugraupeln"
(''sleet' )anfing unb DAB banl1 ein mebr
ober minber beftiser S6neefaa folgte.
9ie gieb5ii6ter Der metli9en
Counties befir6ten ftarfe 8erluite lit
Solge Der un~9ewObnli9 rauben Witz
terung.
= Sn Sort Mortb 1T ma bieler
Gage beim &obren bes artelii6en
probebrunnens auf Dem @runbtiid,
meldes Der Stabt fiir bic Nnlage Der
@aKermerfe gum @erfauf a~ngeboten
mar, in elmer Siefe BON etmas mebr als
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ben bat.
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auftragt iinb, nidt pait binter ben grz
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pirb ieBt aug 9arebo mitgetbeilt, baB
@arsaS 2eute ii6. mad unb mad serz
.i~treuten unb baB BON ieinen 400 Nt1z
bdngern MIR nod tpenige bel linn ausz
bielten. Nfan ca eripartet, baB er
li1 bemnadit ben ameritanil6en 8es
BORDEN ausliefern perbe.