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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-06-12

nne9et fon mulist Golfets Snteresie
peb at tpinse Demofraterne til @ftersiz
penbeb, efteriom be forifjeuise Sched-
ules af 8illen blir nemt uper. Set ier
uo til at pare fulbitanbis @nigbeb
blanot 6olfepartte1s Meolemmer baabe
/ &uiet os @enatet. Seq traf &epre>
ientanterne 8oen os Sall os blep meset
penlist be6anblet af benz. ST. 8oen ct
ct parbifulbt Meolem of &onsresien os
ban ct FORFEIT ale be lebenbe Sp6r9sz
maal. Seq blep forbauiet oper bans
@asfunbifabs Ntfuratesle os ben @pne,
ban ubpiier peb fit 2opsipninssarbetoe.
Sans SnbFbbelie 6ses itabist, os ies
blep unberrettet af en- lebenbe Solfepartt
Manb @aibinston, at ban( (8oen) life
bat besaaet en- eneite Sell I @esiionen.
@an iasbe: "Mdrt big ben Manb; ban
bill labe b0re fra fig inben fort Gib paa
en- Maabe, ium bil forbaule Big"
ST. 8oens 8il1er er ale gobe os
rammer Spiseren paa Sopeeet, os naar
ban flyer en Sing, fOritaar man, at ban
rtener bet, os at ban er forberebt paa
at forlpare fin Stilltng. 9an itulbe
unber ale 5mtdnoisbeber sienudlses
for en- anben Eern,in, 6a 1lt9e Mdnb
trdnses torlisen til at bja(pe til meo
Dannellen al bet fommenbe Barti | Dor
&epublif. &t rnaa life in6la6e % paa
Marrabptins, ibet III ffal frosie ben
@tr6m, iom er foran os. Gen. Eaubez
ned arbeiber osiaa ibarbist og meb sobe
@eiultater. 9unnin9 af "Ebe Matioz
nal Bat@man" fortd1ler mig, at ber er
$500 Solfeparti spiier / 2anbet, os at
De lprinser up allepesne.
93etop iom ies itulbe saa, fanbt Sr.
8oen efter lang @6sen @ulets "5iles"
Sen. @eapers gamle BiQ, trtrobuceret,
nebens ban bar / 6uiet, i @ofoaternes
Snteres1e. 8illen foreTaar l1bftebelle
/ "@reenbads", os ben blir offentlisz
siort / "@at9man" u9 pil ,1tpipliomt
bli af national Snteresle. -
Set 5dfttl1t, at 6eniie Bt4 en9ang
bar introbuceret, er blet ne9tet, os bette
ct nu BET eneite &opi, ber finbes. 9ette
pi1er, at Gen. 8eaper bar ful9t fit
8ane unber Misfienbelie, os at ban It'll
faar Dpreisnins be6 ben ftisenbe 6olfez
femning 2anbet. Sm en Ti6 pil ieg
81 tilbebite enbel andre SnbtrDf, jeg fit
un6er nit Opbolb / &apitolet. Scot
for benne Gang. S. q, &eDes.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-06-12
ST. &ebaftbr!

ST. gaebaftpr!
Seq fer "Robbusseren" os anbre
8la6e fere @mner for &onsresien.
Seq 1utter mig til ben Slof, ium er
in6e for Son. $. 6. 8oens @ienoals,
af ben @runb, at 8oen bat peret en- tro
Qrbei6er, iont ri trDst fan beige en-
Gang til. Boen er osiaa fjenbt meb
bette pistise 9lrbeibe; bet taser lang
gib, fpr en- np Manb -fomnter itloi
Gorbolbene. Boen er paa iin Yuf til
enbper Tib, ban er a1ti6 baasen us er
en- erlis us perois &epreientant for fit
9iitritt. Seq fan life itjbnne Str.
2ouis Sanlon, naar ban pil inbbilbe
%, at &eformfolfet bans eset County
life er me6 paa 8oens @ienpals. Sc.
lom ct imoo 8oen af Golfepartiet, er
belt iaabanne, iom pniter bette @mbebe
ielp eqer for en- @en eller @lestnins.
ut Solicit / Holt County ab1olut bill
BABE inbpalst en- Manb fra fit County
ct urimelist. Sc Golf, ies bat taft
meo, oil fannie fig om 8oen os bnifer
bam nouineret. Sc, iom ct MOB 8uen
/ bans eset County, er oel be samle
@artiers Eilbansere.
Seq buffer subt un6er forrise @a1sz
taup Menb fra bans County, iom
itpttebe Mr. 8oen, beriblanbt fan nepz
nes ben iberbt9e us retitafne &eformz
ben, @r. 9orfel Dftelie, iom afoebnebe
IS. S. l1seblab"s slnsreb. 9a insen
fan iise, at 8oen bar ituffet ps me6 fit
Nrbeibe, bar bans &enner tiltaset os
life aftaset. 9erfor foreIaar ies, at
Boen nomtneres, ba insen af be nepnte
&anbibater ct iaa afbol6t font 8oen,
buur ies er tjenbt. Seq bat bprt l1bz
talelier iom: "&eti1 9a1uorlon fit tan
en- 9ermin - lab 8oen osiaa npie fig
meb e,t."
@r betMeninsen, at bette @mbeoe gaar
efter Dmsans iom Eilfelbet pleier at
pere me6 "@oa6 8ol Is" - 1anleet
Dpoti9beb? 8. .. Mibbpe,
Tosfon, Minn.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-06-12

9r. &obbu99er!
Seq bar nu 1aameset un6erl0st Ste
formpartiets, Yopuliiternes, Eaufesans
inben Otter Tail County, at ies t6r
puoe mig til at babe en Menins, ber life
Til pare laust fra @anobe6en, naar ies
flyer: @artiet bill life bape nosen Sore
ming meb be samle 8artier, men tatfe for
sobt &ammeratitab o9 "iatte Soben unz
BET eset 8orb". @i bat ensans operz
bepifte um, at fra &epublifanernes @ibe
par tusen Sm66etommenbeo af bore
Rrinciper at pente os forlob berfor benz,
men ri ndrebe ct ipast Saab pm, at
9emofraterne 1fulbe in6r6mme os no9et
al bore 5orbrinser. 9ette ipase Saab
ct borte. &t fer, at be er lise sobe,
bpab Sieformer an9aar us berfor maa
ri us1aa forlabe bem. <iaa ri maa
bape bele bort Ma6blen1ent npt. G6rit
maa ri gj0re en- "utsollrins" / bore
esne Rdffer, af boab iom er ubifiamt,
os berndit maa pi life libe paa noset
anbet enb bet, iom bolber 8r6pen, %
fom bper Sag ,1nber Naret b5rer til BET
8arti, buortil ban benf0res os iom to-
ger en- attip Sci / Sfeformarbeibet, os
lite b6rer til bisie, iom er "buerfen
tol6e eqer parme"; tbi 1aabanne b6r ri
prase os paste os for, at be faar iaa=
tibet at iise og beitDre, iom mulist. @i
ct life ipasere MI, en6 III fan ienbe bdz
berlise, fulbtroe Manb til &onsres us
2esislatur os til 8eitprere af bore Of
fentlise @mbeber fan III subt faa Solf,
iom baabe pil "itaa mee os os bo me6
os". @ibtil fat be nof mobtaset Matz
biten af boz Saanb, men fora9tet os
forrefen.
Seq ontaser, at Counties nuuarenbe
@mbe6smdnb uil faa, um nusen, fibbe /
fit nubarenbe @laos efter bette Iars
l1bsans. Seq tdnfte ensans, at ies itfe
bur6e befatte mig meo Gnbefalins af
nosen Mano til @mbebspdrfet, men
jes bar tdntt ONT isjen os Til anbefale
en Manb nemlis gbriit. Sobnion til
@beriff. San bar / mango slar paret
Deputp, 1aa ban er lite utienbt meb
8eitiuinsen Os iaaoibt mig befienbt ct
ban peltienbt blanbt Toltet. St ber
nosen, iom fan op6riue en Man6 af
bort &arti, iOm ct mere pasien6e, iaa
Tom me6 6am. Olaf .. @inie.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-06-12
Sra Mor9e fommer l1nberretnins ont,
at Gtprthinoet ne6 Qpp bar fprbuot

Sra 9tor9e fontnter 1noerrett1lt19 ont,
at Stortbinset peb Sou bar forbubt
Natarbeibe / 8a9erierne. Define 8e<
itemmelie bar Euiinbe @anse mere at
betpbe enb alt bet @rppl,' lom / mango
os lanse &ar bleo oppartet meo om
"@tatsraabets 9eltaselie / Ebinsets
Sorban6linser". slt @rbei6ere fan faa
giet til geattero er mere bero enb alle
&onser us Statsraaber tiliammen;
tbi bet er ct Stribt @etnins af Menz
neitelisbe6. Sab us ie mere af famine
@lass.
gfora 6. 6. Club bapbe en- feflts
Gilfelnins paa &oies 9aQ, itrioes til
os fra Minneapolis. SON. g. Sc.
Dpen, .Brofesior @raaman, @atb.
@ibnes us g. gbftie bar paa @rosramz
met os sap Soriamlinsen en- interesiant
l1nberbol6nins al foritielist Snbbolb.
9on. g. M, Dwen bolbt Ell srei os inte<
resiant Eale, bpori ban ubtalte fin@1e6e
oper, at bet families Men6 me6 @ner9i
us prattiit Sorf ftaaelle in6en Irbeiberz
nes gfetter til at iette ct 1ltst Toretaz
senbe isans, Der efter bans perlonlise
Dperbepisning bar af en- itprre 8etpb=
ming for @amfunbets @e1ferb bet bez
letaset, en6 mango esentlis bap6e 5orz
ftaaelie al. San bpelet pe6 be mango
Suroele, cooperative Guretasenber inoe@
bar, baabe moralit es pfonomif for
9elta9ernes iaapel iom for bet pprise
@amfunbs @ebtommenbe, o9 u6talte bet
9aab, at ri pilbe faa EilTutnins os
Spmpatbi fra be bebfe Menb os &pinz
Der inben @amf1nbet; ban baabet osz
laa, at ii lite pil6e 9ipre 1om en6el
anbre iaabanne @maaiamf11ub, ,,emlis
lepe Bare for % ielp, iioleret fra oen
pprise %erben, rnen at III pilbe meb 9ip
os Snteresle oebblipe at bore attipe i
bet pprise @amf1nbs Sremitriot os poz
litife 2ip. II. &rof. @raaman, Der ct
Meblem af @lubbeu, sap en tort poin1
teret Eale meb 'oastise losiite Streifz
tub - paabiienbe BET nuberenbe GD>
ITEMS besraberenbe SnoflDbelIe paa
Snbipibernes us Samfunbets moralife
Tremif,ibt us Gribe6, u9 ba georomenb
iierbelesbeo uar ct 5olt, iom bapoe ef>
terlabt fig Merfer / be seationer os
Solt, iom be bapbe blan6et fig meo til
ale Eiber, iaa par bet ielpfp1selig, at
be beller life MI 2ensben pilbe fin6e
fig / @lapepilfaar; men manbe fig op
os bra9e / &itinseferb for EFT bebre os
friere @tiiitence. ST. @i6nes, &lub=
bens @refbent, sap i fin @eltOmittale
Toriamlinsen en- &ebesjbrelie ooer
&lubbens Eilblipelie us Sormaal os
opleite be paient1isite &unfter | &lub=
bens @runbresler. ST. g. Obtie upz
leite ct al bam fur Qnlebninsen ifreuet
Dist: ~9en frie &unfurance,
Der panbt SorIamlin9ens parmeite ST.
falb, tanite mere paasr'1nb af ben iluaz
ente rpsterne 6remftilins Sorfatteren
eiper al bemoraliierenbe elenbise Tilz
ltanb; benne frie, rise &epublif ct iunz
tet neo til, fom en- tonietuent 5e1se al,
at GritonfurancezSpi bar ubpitlet
os neret Menneitets laoeite gsenifaber,
- enb paa @runb af 9istets &erbi
font &unitprubutt. Eilitelninsen lob /
bet beletaset til at falbe &ublifums
Smas o9 ben bar efter Dmitan6is6e>
berne. 9obt beip9t.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-06-12
@arfeoSprtict.

Nprtbern 5sAc
Winmeapolts.
9oebe 0o. 1 barb 61Ac
Northern 5OAc
Gorftte4t8e @Dbeoer+
Yator 9eibergs Slpoeltrift "Sram"
ct uofommet.
8oemS 8tll. pm at U. S. Court
fal afbolbes / Sersus Sails, er uebtaz
get af 9uIet.
9pnneQD ftaar 8esreb meb at ub=
siue en- norlt os en- 1penit l1bsape af
"Ebe &epreientatice".
"Sbe Saepma Sun", @acifictpfens
itsrite 5oltepartiblab, fan faces iammen
meb "&obbu9seren" for 50 Iaret.
Mep. u. 9. Smart @iour Sails
bar erbperuet 2eiefontraft paa 10000
Mcres 2anb iSamline County, bpor ban
pil srunblesse en- &oloni af 1anbe
&ritne os 8robibitioniiter.
@enator @todbribse fra Mi6isan
er ego, os bele &onsresien tos paa fig
ct @erseanfist. 9ette er life fort at
fise paa, rnen ber bar lite mango &onz
sresien, iom "iprseoe", ba bet anarfir
ftilte @oliti @aibin9ton fnuite @ooeoz
Faller paa fre6elise @oreDzSolf. @n
9erIons 2ip, iom life BAT &ense 2omz
men, er lite fort berb.
"Safa" mel1em Sen Sorenebe &irfe
og Nussbur9 Seminartum er punoet al
&irten, iom altfaa nu Ct / 8eiibbelie af
9lussbur9 @ublilbins 9ouie, Der ifal
oere en lpnnen6e Sorretning og er
perb1at til $4,000. "@amfun6et"
frpber fig 1aare oper l1bfalbet os opfor>
brer Meni9beberne til at optase ct "ss5s11z
beloffer" for at inolamle 8en9e. "Solz
feblaoet" ct berirnob miubre gobt 9uz
mbr, ia bet bar enbus en- slrtifel, iboil=
ten bet beFplber Sormanb 9opme for
at babe af1ast falit @b.
Srebsarmeem fra 8eittDiten er enonu
lite fommet lensere enb til Meontana.
s &rlee bar U. S. Mari6aQs bulbt en-
bel af benz i11beitenste ct itort Sfa1r,
fortelles BET, os fafiat Ell iaatalot
"Dbbslinie" / 9isbeo meo 9pbs1injen
runbt @Dbens Sanssler unoer 8orser<
trisen. @nbuer, iom tommer uoenfor
2inien, blir itlbt. 50 Menb er blet
brebte, forbi be operitreb ben. 9onz
nelIp 1triper ON bette "@epreientatioe"
ps talber bet ben "plutofrati1te 9bbsz
linje". @r bet ianbt, iaa ct bet forz
far6eli9t.
"IoIfets 9bbeter" beber ct iuenit
8lab, iom ct besbnbt at uofomme / ct.
Saul. @i Tan ie af Snb1ebninsen, at
bet filler fig blanbt be samle @artier,
men blanbt bpiltet tan ri lite finbe ub.
Set loper at bile brbple en bel Sci ONT
9olben os flyer, at Daaens met brenz
benbe @pbr9smaal ct "3unSpprss<
maalet". Set ct ,mertelist, at Spenz
Ferne life tan faa fig ioet minbite
ct orbentlist 5u1tepartib1ab. @i bar
faat mango 8repe fra Speniter, font
ipbr os, ont ri peb um no9et.
g. g. Ggbert, Manaser af "Gaz
coma Sun", bleb arreiteret 2ben Suni,
foroi ban offeutlissjorbe en- iano 5rentz
fillins af ben Maabe, buorpaa Grebs=
arn1een eller the commonwealers
blep bebanblet al en- 8an6e @amb1ere
os @uffere, ber siorbe 9jeuete fom 9e>
puties. &an b1eo 1bslabt paa 2efte
ont at inbFnbe fig @etten fibfe l1se.
San itriper til os % tiger, at QbF9ten
er, at ban naa 9aa ! Gensiel. Saaz
lebes bebanbles bore bebite Menb, naar
be forteller Sanbbeben ON be 8ebrif<
ter, @lutotraternes 8lobbunbe forpper.
Sc Gilbraselier, ST. Gsbert ftilbrebe,
fanbt @teb | Yatima 9alen ! bet sitltse
@aibiaston.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-06-12
ct Stlbn0.
"Nobbuggertn" og Farm STOCK
and HOME" fpr $1.25 Maret.

@i bar siort Mrransement meb g.
so. Dwen, iaa enbper, BET. inoienber til
os $1,25 tan faa baabe "@obbu9geren"
% "FARM STOCK and HOME" for ct
belt Mar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-21
CIRCULAR ANS WERS.
German Democrats Want Ten
Days Notice.

German Democrats Want Ten
Days Notice.
The German-American Democratic
Club of the Eighth Ward met last mig hit
at Brandl's hall. ON University and
Western avenues. The Indictment
weather kept many from attending; but,
nevertheless, a fair attendance of MEM
bers was Oh hand to transact business.
The committee appointed to select a
nominee for alderman reported that so
Tar they had not determined upon
choice. The chair was authorized to
appoint committee to confer with
otner clubs for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to the city convention. The
circular of the city central committee
was taken up for action, and the club
decided upon the following answers:
That the ward should have five pri-
mary places; that the hours for holding
the primaries be from 5 to 8 p. m. that
the voters of the ward desired at least
ten days notice of the holding of the
primaries.
A recess was here taken to allow new
members to sign the roll, and about fif-
teen names were added to the list.
The club, upon motion, Endorsed John
Wolff ai a candidate for alderman from
the Eighth ward, but decided to make
no further Endorsements aC this time.
Speeches were made by John erode and
others, and adjournment taken for one
week,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-21
NEW CLERKS.

Board OF Public Works Rcorgan-
izIng Clerical Force. =
The change of clerks in the off ce of
the board of public works, which was
announced would take place some days
ago. occurred yesterday. Monday night
Mayor Wright visited the board, and.
after consultation with the mem berS,
the several clerks to be deposed were
called in and their death warrants read.
The intention of the mayor was to have
the new men take hold on Monday next,
but kick resulted in the date being
changed 10 April l.
The clerks to be thrown out are }. L.
Kerker, chief clerk, salary $1,000; f.
Aichele, abstract clerk. $500; L. p.
Grace, deputy abstract clerk. 500, and
William 2. O'Brien, recording clerk,
S720. w. f. Erwin and A. w. Morten-
sen. deputy clerks, at $1,000 per year
each. will be retained, although Erwin
will be reduced from deputy to abstract
clerk. and his salary likewls rednce Il
from $1,000 to 5000 per year.
The position of chief clerk will be
filled by j. G. Mueller. of the First
ward, an eX-saloonkeeper, although it
was stated last evening by President
German that the mayor had not def
nitely decided on the appointment of
Mueller. A. w. Mortensen. who re-
mains in his position, owing to pull
eXerted by his friends, will still receive
500 per month. The position of second
deputy clerk. now filled by w. +. Erwin,
will be given to William Bircher, an eX-
saIoonkeeper, who lives in the Sixth
ward, the salary being 800 per month.
Otto j. froseth, a resident of the First
ward, who Is down in the directory as a
travelling agent for p. ii. Kelly, and
Edward Dahl, now a janitor in the
court house. will get the other clerk
ships. with salaries of $50 per month.
AT its meeting yesterday the DO ard
decided to report favorably on the pre-
llminary order for the planting of shade
trees on st. Adams street. from Pleas
ant avenue to Rondo street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-21
OPERATORs' SUITS.
City Sued for Pay OF Flint and
TubbeSing.

City Sued for Pay OF Flint and
TubbeSing.
The case of Henry A. Flint and Well
ington B. Tubbesing against The City
of st. Paul, on trial before Judge Brill,
is one in which the plaintiffs ask judg-
ment for services in the central police
station as operators of the police patrol
aialms. They were refused pay by the
comptroller after their Offices had been
created by the common council. After
hearing the evidence the point was
raised by the corporation attorney that
the ordinance under which the men
were employed was invalid. Judge
Brill dismissed the jury and took undar
Amusement the question as to the valid
ity of the ordinance. During the trial
of the case Attorney TOwnley asked a
question of MIR. Flint as to the amount
of work done. An objection was made
by the corporation attorney. Mr.. Town
ley stated that 1t appeared that Flint
was one employe of the city that did
work all day. and he wanted to make a
record of the fact. Judge Brill said he
presumed there are several who do, but
he tailed to see the need to establish
the fact
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-21
VAN TELLS STORIES.
Repubs Hold a Tame Rally in the
Fourth.

Repubs Hold a Tame Rally in the
Fourth.
Three Republican clubs of the Fourth
ward met in the hall at the corner of
Tenth and st. Peter streets last night
for rally. The meeting had been eX-
tensively advertised, but there was only
small crowd in attendance. Henry
Johns led off with brief speech. in
dorsing Charles l.. Horst for city treas
urer. He was followed by d. F. Reese,
who lost his voice in the Second ward
the previous evening shouting for Nc
kinley. He was suffering from severe
cold, and surrendered the floor to j..
Ham Davidson, after what was a very
temperate talk for him.
Col. Davidson gracefully repeated a
short section of the same old speech,
and was rewarded with liberal applause.
The next speaker on the programme
was Mai. Espy, but the audience was
evidently in humor for some fun, and
insisted on hearing Vandiver. recogniz-
ing the propriety of having him, as
usual, follow Col. Davidson. Van said
the Democratic party in search of a
leader reminded him of a woman in
search of hired girl the one it got to-
day was always just little worse than
the one it discharged the day before, at
which there was a laugh, which
was repeated when he added
that the same party was like
school boy - when it wasn't
taking medicine to make it we'll it was
eating something 20 make 1t sick. Hav-
ing exhausted his store of encyclopedia
jokes, he took his seat in a COB of
silence. and was followed by Maj. Espy.
The major was long on statistics and
short Oh enthusiasm, and didn't last
long.
After selecting delegates to the league
convention at Minneapolis, the meeting
adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-21

254 East Seventh street. Wednesday
evening. The speakers will he S. A.
Anderson, William Ii. Mcdonald, Will
lam Foulke, w. 5. Ensell: Republican
veters Of the ward are urged to attend.
The Seven Corners Young Mems
Democratic club will meet Monday
evening TO elect officers for the ensuing
year. A full attendance of all the old
as we'll as the new members is desired.
number Of good speakers have prom
lsed to be present. This in the past.has
been about the best political club lnsthe
Northwest. 1t is the intention to keep
up the enthusiasm and effectiveness Of
the organization
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-21

bottle-these are things for
whichyou need Pear1ine. With
Pearline, they're cleansed
more easily, more quickly,
more economically, and more
thoroughly. than with anything
else known. The people who
know most about milk say just
that. We can't afford to print
all the testimonials we hold.
They're free expressions of
opinion - in conventions, in
papers, everywhere where milk
folks have a voice. Their enthu-
siasm about Pearline is gen.
uine. And it's natural. For
all kinds of washing and clean
ing, nothing equals Pearline.
S:Ta.s o;s:a!:stgODs. OIL JAMES PYLE, N. Y.
.ssa.sg9ES
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-21
LIE AGUE ORGANIZED,
Second Warders Launch Into the

Second Warders Launch Into the
Movement
The Second ward branch of the Mu-
nieipal League of st. Paul perfected an
organization Monday evening. The
hall, corner Third street and Bates ave-
nue., was we'll filled with citizens of the
ward DESTROYS Of promoting the welfare
of the city.
The following officers were elected:
President. j. Magill Smith; vice presi-
dent. w. II. Cook; treasurer. W. A.
Miller; recording secretary, j. r. Kear-
ney; corresponding secretary, Fl. c..
Gilbert, and finance committee of W.
A. Miller, George W. Freeman, G. l..
Tracy, j. l. Jellett and W. II. Cook.
The next meeting will be held at the
same place Saturday evening. March "a.
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DIR. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness, Fits. Neuralgia, Headache Nervous
Prostitution caused by alcohol or tobacco;
Wakefulness, Mental Depression. Softening
of Brain, causing insanity, misery, decay,
death: Premature Old Age. Baroness Loss
OF Power in either sex, Impotency, Leueor-
rh9a and all Female Weaknesses, Involan-
tary Losses. Spermatorrh9a caused by over
exertion Of brain, Self-Abuse. Over-Indul-
gence. A months treatment, 81. for S., by
Each order for boxes, with S., will send
written guarantee to refund if not cured.
Guarantees issued only by w. K. Collier
Druggist Seventh and Sibley streets. st. Pau
Min n.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned will receive open bids
for the stock of carpets wall paper, uphol-
stery goods and curtains formerly owned by
Charles Matheis, at his former place Of bust
ness, Nos. LAT, 149 Isl West Third street, St
Paul, Minnesota, on Thursday. the 9Th day
Of April, 1894, from O'Clock until o'clock
in the afternoon and will then sell the same
provaI By the District Court of Ramsey Goifl-
ty. Minnesota. l will apply to the District
Court for Ramsey County, Minnesota. at
special term thereof, to be held at the Court
House in the city Of St. Paul. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon on Saturday, tho 9TH day Of
April, 1894. to confirm such sale.
The stock may be examined By persons who
desire to bid therefor at any time upon up
plication to ne,
JOSEPH EHRMANNTRAUT JR..
Assignee Of Charles Matheis,
as Broadway, St Paul. MINI
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There was bitter fight on the question,
and after it passed once there was a
motion made to reconsider that was LOST
on tie vote. James Morrow voted
against the proposition.
1t is the intention of the promot of
the scheme to call mass meeting next
week to further the plot, provided they
can work up enough OF the Peoples
party and the labor unions to join in
with the Socialists by that time.
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Heimba ugh Endorsed Again.

A meeting of the Ninth Ward Young
Mems Democratic club was held in
the Schultz building last night. w. 4.
Jaffray was elected president and M. S.
McCourt secretary. They unanimously
Endorsed E. G. Heimbaugh as the words
choice for assemblyman amid cheers.
Heimbaugh said if nominated and elect
ed he would think only of the peoples
interest first, last and all the time. City
committees circular was discussed but
no action taken: The meeting ad-
journed to the call of the president.