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ren.Inn Agrnt str,cns.

Dr. David Stevens has received his
commission as pension examining SUR
geon and will sit with the board at its
next meeting
Dr stevens came to Guthrie on
Christmas day, 1sS9, entering at once
the practice Of his profession, and has
steadily grown in favor with his pa
irons, not only as a physician and sur
geon OF rare attairments but as a
scholar and a Christian gentleman of
the strictest integrity, Dr. stevens
graduated in the early eighties from
the School IF Physicians and Sur
geons of the Dominion Of Canada, and
his parents removed to Iowa in bis
early life where he alternated between
teaching school and going to school
when not engaged in helping the old
folks at home with the labor on the
farm until he entered college After
graduating he repaired to the pacific
where he took service in the Marine
hospital and on board of ship off
Mare Island, coming ashore and prac-
tic.ng in the San Joaquin Valley. Cali.
foonia also in Iowa. DR.. Stevens is a
stalwart Democrat and has voted the
straight ticket since '7G His selection
was wise and meets with universal ap-
proval
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
the Kansas uouse Ngrec' TO Reap
portion the state

. he kAnsas huuao AErnoF TO Nehp
portion the state
TorHNA. Kan. March Q The hous,
. i'm c. unitlcc 90 the whole took uI
I the congressional apportionmcut bills
just before noon yestcrdu aud RECON-
mcuHcd Tor passage one making the
following changes.
First District poniphan brown.
Nsmaha. pottavatomie. Jackson,
Atchi~on. lcavcuNorth aud Jefferson
counties
Second District Wyandotte, John.
SON Douglas Miami Franklin, An.
dcrsou, Allen and Linn counties
lhirt District bourbon, labcttc,
Chautauuua. Nco~hn Wilson, Chero-
kcc. CraV ford and Elk counties.
Fourth District shawnee. Wa
baun~cc. O>aUc. Lyon, Morris, Mar.
ION Chase Coecv, NoudSon and
Greenwood cour les.
Fourth District Marshall. Wash
iurtou. Republic loud. ottawa, CLAY,
Riley. pickns,I, Gcarv and saline
counties
sixth district - Jewell. smith. Phil.
lips Norton Decatur RaNlins. Chev
cuur. sherman Thomas. sheridan
Graham. Rocks Osborne, Mitchell,
Lincoln Ellsworth, Russell. Elhs
Trcro Cove Logan and Wallace
counties.
seventh district Mcpherson. Sedg-
wick. Butler CoVley. sumner,
Harper. kiurmau. Pratt aud BARBER
counties
Eighth district Harvey. Rice. Bar
ton. Rush. Ness. Dane. Scott Wichita,
Greeley. Hamilton, kcarncv Enuev,
HodrCmau. Pawuec, STAFFORD, Reno,
Edwards. kiowa, Ford. GRAY. Haskell,
Grant. stanton. Morton. stevens,
seward Meade clark and Comauchc
counties
The bill passed
Mr. ambcrt's hill reducing the
paw ot the regents Of the state uni
ver>ity. state normal school and state
agriculture from s. TO - a day was
passed
The evening session was devoted
10 consideration of appropriation
bills ,after which the state printer
bill was read and discussed.
The fight ON the measure lasted
four hours iu committee of the whole.
At midnight the bill was adopted and
recommended for passage. The bill
cuts the state printers fees about
twenty per cent
The senate consumed a lot OF time
yesterday i'm discussing resolution
10 give the newspaper reporters some
old chairs a. a mcmcuto OF the ses-
sion The resolution was finally re-
fcrred 10 the ways and means COM
mittce. senator Parker gave the
reporters roast.
The consideration Of senator For
ncv's concurrent resolution TO take "A
recess until January, lN96, TO prevent
the death Of bills ON the calendar.
was indefinitely postponed.
A. the night session the state house
appropriation bill was passed
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Louise Michel. the Anarchist is
seriously i'll at Paris, and IL is be-
lieved that she will die.
John II. Johnson of the northern
part of Vernon county, Missouri, was
killed 10y a traction engine.
An advance in Besscmcr pig iron has
been made To SlO25 per ton. Eighty
thousand tons have been purchased
the past week at that figure.
In New Philadelphia Ohio. the
works of the Chicago "ipe Works CO.,
manufacturers of cast iron water and
gas maius, have burned. Loss, SlOO.-
600, insurance $4,000
The bill to pension Mrs. Ida Martin
widow Of Ex-Governor Martin of Kan
sas, which passed the house, was sent
TO the senate for its concurrence Ina a
slight amendment
At Perry, Ok, DR. NJ V. n. Morse OF
Springfield, Mass, said 10 be a
nephew Of samuel b. Morse, inven-
tor Of the telegraph has filed suit for
divorce against his wife Caroline
Morse.
According TO official dispatch,, from
/ Cuba the re bells i'm the province Of
santiago de Cuba numbered about l2O
men. The town of Baire declared ia
favor Of the rebels but the insurrcc-
tion there was soon quelled.
George Berkicy, living near
Florence, Ok, was fatally injured by
the accidental explosion Of two sticks
of dynamite which he held iu mis-
hand.
The number of dead bodie, taken
from the White Ash. y. NJ, coal
mine, iu which an explosion occurred
Wednesday, numbers twenty five
and the injured eighteen, some Of
whom will die
Alta meeting of the members OF
. the Southern California exchange il
. was decided To advance the price of
. two highest grade, Of naval oranges
. lf cents box, in view of the excel
I lent quality Of thi, years fruit
David Jones, wealthy farmer liv-
ing near Elwood, Ind, mas broken
the record for sleeplcs- men. He has
had no sleep FOR l52 days and nights
until within the past few days. lie
/ lost few pounds of flesh, but con
. ,inued 10 do work every day
At the Republican cougressi ioual
+ convention at Galva, H., after three
/ days of balloting, and an all-night
/ session, George w. Prince OF Gales
/ burg, was selected the Republican
/ candidate for congress in the Eigh-
teenth Illinois district on the l,i76th
/ ballot
/ Charles l. Fair has received sec
/ ond letter from an unknown cores
/ poudeut at Brookiug9, = ID, stat
/ ing that hr witnessed the abb
,tractiou of the will OF the late James
. q. Fair from the county clerks Office
on January .s, and Offering 90 reveal
the identity of the thief for SIS. 900.
President Cleveland has sent 20 the
house message vetoinR the bin for
. The relief of Catherine OFT widow of
I Joseph Ott Although the pension
application was one rejected by the
pension Office, the president says
under the rules 10 cannot be adJudi-
Gated there
The territorial census, completed
/ last year shows that on January
/ salt lake City had population OF
. $3.50 This is an Increase of 8, i5'
compared with the federal census
| Of 500.
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LOT CONTESTS.


[ Commissioner aud Tovnsitc Hoard Rcu-
der some Decisions.
Guthrie In the cases of Weed vs.
/ Sampsel, lot @. block 56 was decided
to John A Sampscl and of Ellis VS..
Snced, lot II, block 5S, was decided TO
I c. =. Succd The commissioners OF
ue general land office in the contest
- Otyore vs.. Geisler, awards lot lG
block a., to Squire Dcvorc
El Reno: In lhe contests Of Sarah C.
Dawson, John Spaekerou and yelling
ton Schermerhorn for lot 10, block lO4,
award is made to Spaekeron, provided
he proves citizenship, otherwise IL goes
II the city Thomas l.. Dowcl! VS. a.
C. Macomb for lot H., block lo3 lot
awarded Dowell. jacob Goeuawein.
John Haddeu ". Aron Walker.
lot 10 block l0l, awarded to
Gocuawein Crate Hudspath, Edward
Austin aud the town Of FL Reno, for
lots 81 and 30, block awarded to
Iludspeth,
West Guthrie: In the case of Annie
Rutfington ct al, lots 10 and a., block
r., we're awarded aad decided To Ruff
ington, all the contestants being in
default.
East Guthrie: The contest of Har-
lin, Williams, Sprague and Waner, tor
lots > 3, { and 3, bl ock 80, was tried.
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SCHOOL FANCIES.
The Alpha Literary in Pull swing Notes
aud Iuciden

a+'''AaiN ~ hii SWING
aud Inciden.
The work OF the high school is still
advancing. The students have adopt
ed their class colors. Juniors, punk:
middles, light blue; seniors. white.
The students Of the German class are
learning some German songs
Miss Sadie Paine, teacher Of the 9Th
grade and Clarence Johnston Of the
high school are on the sick list
Mr.. Brooks has returned from Perry.
The Alpha literary society postponed
it, regular meeting and will not rem
der a program for two weeks
On account OF the school entertain
mcnt the Teachers shakespeare club
met Wednesday instead Of Friday.
They are now reading Hamlet and
having some interesting discussions.
Average temperature in the high
school tnis week was 90 degrees Fab
rcuhrit
saturday morning the teachers in
>titute held IL, regular session in Supt.
Malorvs onicc
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CHASED BY FOOTPADS.
A Printers Narrowing Experience on
Dark street

Pearl France, a typo, enjoyed a
narrowing experience with a couple Of
footpads who are cooperating with
the gang of thieves right under the
nose Of the police, at at early hour
yesterday morning. lie was enroute
10 his home on Broad street when two
masked men pounced upon him and
demanded his money While empty
ing his pockets France jerl,ed away
from the robbers and ran like a hare.
The pads chased him two blocks but
France finally managed to escape by
rolling over an embankment and
crawling into culvert. lie has not
left his room since the startling occur
renee.
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Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army will have four
days special meetings at their hall,
commencing sunday the Bird inst.
Knee drill at a m, Holiness meet
idg IL a. N, family gathering at 5 p.
M, and grand Salvation meeting at
5 p. m, and swearing in of recruits
under the colors.
Monday roll call meeting commence
ing at $ p. IN. Tuesday Lieutenant
Hester, of Galveston, Texas, will as.
slst in the meeting at night
Wednesday will be a farewell meet.
ing beginning at s o'clolk, when Cap
tain and Mrs Gearhart and Lieutenant
Bennett will bid farewell to Guthrie.
They will proceed 10 Wichita. Kansas,
on Thursday and take charge of the
work Of the Salvation in that city
Every body is cordially invited 10 at
tend all the above meetings.
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LIGHTS and SHADOWS.
Hrlcf Chances, Pointed, az Happenings In
and About the city.
L. -. ~. -. l....., I.l.i m

Hricf Chances, Pointed, az Happenings In
ana About the City.
Ladies', go and try them. Just re-
ceived 500 ounces of the best triple
extract Of perfume at the Eagle drug
store A c. ItNoN a Co.
bishop Mcers,haert &, in Yukon.
Ed Douneuy is at Arkansas City.
Charles Taylor is in Arkansas City.
Mrs. Mayor Martin has returned
from Ohio.
Banker II. : Emerson of Woodward
is IN the city.
Mrs +. H. Seward, formerly of this
city, is seriously I'LL at Perry
Reserved seats for the county elocu-
tionary contest at Wallace Il Muller's.
Hugh NJ. Towpsley has sold the Or
lando Herald To John Marker, of that
place
Postmaster 5. L. Seward and wife of
Okarche are guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
T.. Ball.
Mrs Deleplane, wife of Rev. l.. c.
Deleplaue, "a Methodist minister well
known here died at Perry yesterday.
Col. Amos b. Fits, of the Perry
townsite board, was in the city yes
terday and paid the Leader a pleasant
call.
John Marks was found guilty of
assault i'm the district court yesterday.
NO important business was trans
acted in court.
Ramsay Bros have opened a branch
store at Carthage, Mo. Aside from
Guthrie, Carthage is the best business
town in the west and the firm should
T do well.
/ The governors office contains the
/ latest thing out in the way of an army
. gun. 1t is of the pattern adopted for
/ use in the regular.army and is a mar
/ vel of perfection.
Several interesting cock fights took
/ place i'm the Silver Dollar last night
/ A large number Of sports were present
aud considerable coin changed hands
on the result of gatf-stabs.
Rev Parker is at home again an,
will dll his pulpit this morning at II
o'clock. The evening services are ad
. ioursed in favor Of the special servi-
ces in progress at Barnes chapel
Ladies, we will gladly tell you how
you can easily make Sis weekly, quiet
ly at your own home. Position per
manent Reply with stamped en-
yelope, Womau's Benefit Co Joliet
I'D.
Mrs l. ID. Morelaud, of Oklahomt
City, and sister, Mrs. A. a. Hurd, wit,
of the general solicitor of the Santa Fe
spent yesterday ia the ,ity The,
left last evening for Topeka, wher
Mrs. Moreland will visit her sister 70
a few days.
Mrs l. @. Deleplaine, wife Of tn,
pastor Of the NJ. f.. church south, il
Perry, died yesterday afternoon Sh,
was most estimable lady and i
mourned by large circle of friends
The ipfarunaut will tplga p1aga a Con
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a wealthy bachelor declared that Il
horrid hag had glared at him through
tie night HIS friends laughed at him
but he insisted that the house was
haunted. lie grew i'll, complained of
extreme heayiness in his stomach, his
appetite failed, he grew sallow, des-
pondent and emaciated, believing he
was going to die the spooll being a
warning, and declared he could hear
funeral bells ringing in his ears, and
even hinted at suicide A friend in
duced him 10 use DR.. Pierce's medical
discovery and he rapidly grew well,
spooks and all his distressing symp-
toms disappearing. A torpid liver and
dyspepsia had caused his suffering and
the medicine cured both The discov-
cry is the only remedy for biliousness
and Indigestion or dyspepsia, so GER
tain in its curative action as TO war
rant its sale on trial A guarantee, in
print wraps every bottle.
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Owing to the mismanagement Of
the city waterworks, mains have burs-
ted on nearly every street in tie city
during he past two weeks, and it will
be necessary for the city to purchase
pipe 20 repair the broken mains,
while scores of consumers are without
water.
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Mrs L Strough, as special deputy
of the grand master, with Mrs. Katie
McWethv, Miss Mary Neidig and
Frank Thompson, as assistant grand
officers, start for Dover this morning
where they will institute a lodge of
the degree of Rebekah, l. O. O. f., on
Mond ay afternoon.
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The g.. l.. :. e.. win meet Monday at
p. m. at the nome of Mrs. o Il Fg-
TEubEANI.
Roll Call-Answers from The ques-
tIDu table.
Character Sketch-Samuel Johnson
A Literary Study-Gray's "Elegy. "
Reading poem, In An Atelier, 80
L. b, Aldrich
Discussion-Practical suggestions in
art.
A study in Paintings OF Burne
Jones. A fine reproduction of many OF
his pictures may be found in the Chau-
tauquan for July, 1892.
LESSON.
From Chaucer 10 Tennyson. chap
ter II 10 page l3f. Renaissance and
Modern Art, chapter ~, y, VI, aud
review last weeks lesson.
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For a short order or a good zoe din
ner, oysters and lunch, go TO the Cozy.
Communication tickets, So Tor Sf.-E
" sullivan, Proprietor, l49s West
Ok lahoma avenue.
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CHURCHES.



rHFsnrrmAN cnuHcn
Regular services at the Presbyterian
church tudav, morning aud evening. Sun
day school ~ 9:i5. Christian EndcavOr
al G:3o p. m.; services atll q, m. ard 1870
p. m
VIM McPhrctcrs. Pastor.
All are invited.
ST. JoHN IS CHURCH
German Evangelical 81. Johns church.
corner Villas aud Ash. Rev G. Bcchtold
pastor
sunday school an 9:45 m: services at
1913 a. M. by Rev H. Barkoman of
sas aud Oklahora district Of the Ger
man Evangelical synod OF North Amer
lea. Night service at 1880 p. M. Every
body invited. Come an listen TO this
able pastor
TRINITY CHURCH.
Northeast corner Of Broad street and
Noole avenue Sunday school at 10 a.
m. holy ommunion a Il sermon at II a..
IN. Evening prayer and address at > D..
m Short service and sermon at 1880 p.
M. The bishop will Olliciate and preach
at all the $ rviccs. lie will also continue
10 hold services and preach each day this
cor ing week at 10 a. n and T:3O p. m.
The address I'm the evening will be- on the
church catcchism. the manual OF doc
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Tomorrow morning Rev. c. n Queen
of the Plymouth Congregational church
speaks on The Great Commission, and
at night will hold up to view Mr.. Little :
house bill, No. 246, and will discuss the
manly art of friendly contests with
gloves, as provided for I'm that bill.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Noble aud Third street, Rev. l.
II. Holt, PaStor-proachiug both morn
ing aud evening Bible school at Q:4j-
Young Peoples Union in afternoon.
sOU1H ". T.. CHRRCH.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
promptly at II "a. IN. and 1870 y. M.
Children meet i'm junior Laauge at 3 p m.
EpWorth league, 3 p. m. Al invited.
:. +. WATSON. Pastor.
Rev. G.. II. Rogers will preach this
morning at II O'Clock at the probate
court. Subject, The objectionable
Sin All invited.
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Senator's PEN PICTURES
TERRITORIAL SENATOR a &,
SCNrr WRITES OF MEN.
CHARACTERISTICS OF JUSTICE DlLs

\ Iust ludze. e tN,ahlc sud trur tricu''
q ratr.oft, Jft.fru, an uoue~t Man.
tht>i. th.rf lu~ticr trtuk pair.
An tursr.>tiuE Itu sketch
irom the Okishoma
uacarinc - >vcr,-
tafY Rowe.
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DR.. Pierce's pleasant pellets cure
constipation, biliousness aud derange-
ments Of the stomach, liver and bow
els
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-03

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highe - Media and Diploma.
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JUDGE LOWE


Judge T. j. Lowe was born iu I,4I
in Caldwell Parish, louisiana, but was
reared In IcNa, where his parents re-
moved in his infancy During the war
he served boa the 9Th Texas Infantry
and al its close retured % Texas and
engaged ia the practice Of law. lie
was chosen 10 mauy Important official
positions in that state but his restless
spirit le5 him 20 oklahoma on April
22Dd ,osl lie settled at Guthrie where
lac formed law partnership with
Charles Brown. Judge Lowe was ever
an active worker in the Democratic
party and ON the inauguration Of Mr.
Cleveland was made secretary Of Okla
homa, position be well merited and
for which he was eWineutly capable.
In personal appearance Judge Lowe Is
finely built man, of six feet, hand
some, aud graceful In every movement.
lie has a personal charm which makes
him a born leader.
Alta recent meeting OF An souls
Unitarian society Rev C. II Rogers wa,
re engaged as pastor for the ensuing
year and the following officers elected
President, O A Mitscher; vice pres
ident, r. : Goodrich; secretary byron
Shear; treasurer Louis Mendli1; trus
tees, DR.. T. Simon. r. O. Formau and
Lydia Goodrich. The report Of the
treasurer showed the society 10 be in
good financial condition. An increas
ing interest is manifest and the out
look for the parish is cheerful
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Mr. Etheridge', PLANT

= e. II. Etheridge send, the Leader
the following which is printed yerba-
tim. et litcralum.
Editor Leader The legislature In
Gethsemcne, like Christ iu the Garden
OF Gethseuene praying % the Father
for the passage OF the bitter cup. and
like our immortal Abraham Lincoln ia
l.U3. when this whole country was
threatened with ruin and destruction
Jy war, when God told him that the
only redemption was emancip pat ion
ami with moral courage he arose from
bis couch, proclaimed freedom unto a
million human beings. SD is the civil
rights uII. They are praying aud
doubling as what % do that they may
pass thr bitter U.Il % l-l.
May Dod, Christ, Moses help them u
say like Queen Esther III / perish, /
peri~r.' ] viii pass at least part Of
biA l7l. =. c H. ETHEBDGE'
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The Evangelical association will
meet at the district court room next
sunday March 3, at . p. M. An are
invited. 2t
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Wanted. Two gOod-sized furnished
rooms, close in. southeast rooms pre-
fcrred. Must be reasona ble
Mrs. LAURA l. SANBEFUE,
22t University Bldg
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Mrs l. q. Deleplaine, wife of the
pastor Of the NJ. T.. church south, in
Perry, died yesterday afternoon She
was most estimable lady and is
mourned by a large circle of friends.
The interment will take place at Con-
cordia Kan, today.
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Mrs T. ID. Moreland, Of oklahoma
City, and sister, Mrs A. A. Hurd, wife
of the general solicitor of the Santa Fe,
spent yesterday ia the ,ity They
left last evening for Topeka, where
Mrs. Moreland viii visit her sister for
a few days.
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Ladies, we will gladly tell you how
you can easily make Sis weekly, quiet
ly at your own home. Position per-
mancnt Reply with stamped en-
velope, Womans Benefit Co, Joliet,
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Rev. G.. II. Rogers will preach this
morning at II O'Clock at the probate
court Subject, The objectionable
Sin All invited.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-01
From Wednesdays Daily.
PROBABLY A MURDER.
"A Polish Wedding at Elm
Dale Winds Up in a
s4& 1900 :" .-a4S5aII, -5%S 5T1 - ~ Z
Row. - ~.
Andrew Kun y. Probably
Fatally Injured-The
Sheriff Investigate
y ing.


Cured at u Polish wedding in the
town of Elm Dale about 1:3O Tues
day morning. A man named An
drew Kunza was probably fatally
injured and his son, a young man of
Is, quite badly injured.
1t seems that a wedding was given
at the home of Mr.. Macia in that
town on Monday night and that on
the same evening a dance was given
at Mr.. Ohutta's place across the
road. At a late hour the Ohutta
crowd got pretty full OF beer and
went over to Macia's, where they at
tempted to clean Out the wedding.
They were driven away, however,
but in this scrimmaSe young kunza
was smashed on the side of the head
with rock, injuring him severely.
Sometime later one Of the party
went out doors and found Andrew
Kunza on the ground in a pool OF
blood senseless. He had been struck
on the head with stick. 1t is
thought that this was done by
some party who returned after the
first row and found the old man
alone. A physician was immedi-
ately called but could not revive
Mr.. Kunza and when the physician
left the old man was still senseless.
1t is thought the injury will prove
fatal
Sheriff Rider went down this
morning and will arrest several OF
the parties who were at Ohutta's
that night.
Boydism.
All of the old settlers in this part
OF the country know j. r. Boyd, the
st. Cloud grocer. They used to
trade with him in the days when the
home market was not Of the best
and before the railroad was built
through. The st. Cloud Times re-
porter asked him if he was a candi-
date for mayor Of the sanity city
and here is his reply:
you can say that am a candi-
date for mayor, and don't forget to
say that | will stay In the race until
the polls are closed on election day.
There will be no man or set of men
out soliciting votes for me, and the
free American citizen will not he
given a carriage by me to go to the
polls to vote. I want the votes Of
workingmen and have served them
before in this office for two terms.
I think they can trust me. When l
am elected and it comes to making
speeches I am going to appoint an
orator for deputy and turn my sal
airy over to him as compensation. l
am q believer in printers ink and 1
shall publish whatever have to say
in the newspapers and incidentally
advertise my business. If anybody
tells any bad stories about me am
going to invite him to come around
and will convince him that know
more harm about myself than any
body else."