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Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
8. q. Sperlanb:
Norges Staorte.
(A1mareret)
8. q. Guerlano:
(S1unrcret)

Sete 9. :. q. 2uer(anDs iore &erf, ion er ep~ofe9iorenoe
paa Oct titurite Self for g}orses SeOfommenoe, bar ueret Iremmet
peo betpoelis llnoerfgttelle al bet norie Stortbins os er anertjenot
al ae Sabe, Siosfrifter pg irenra9enOe Sa9mGnD iom ct Ir=
beOe al fprHe Haug.
Sasa=2 iteratureu, Oct uil lWe yiorses Siitorie same Gage
bar til ale SiOer bGuoet fit Serb hos %9torOboerne, melt Dog paa
Sslanb, lge op til Den BAG ipas, os BET fjpnt Den inbIfrenfer fig
til nosle faa Iarbunoreber; III er port yforses Sitore oper 5u-
iiO Nar gamme, altiaa iaa meset risere, ia meget lGrerisere
% interesiantere. Sit JGprelanOs Siitorie buroe Gnbuer tenoe,
bet lfploer ban tit 2auo % Jig ielu, % alori9 bar Oct nprne 5olf
bait en- iaa rseGg InleOuiu9 til at granite ben ion III sjennem
NuerlanOS ltorartebe Wfeiterpert
SAP Oct ba, liseipm 9prse, osiua berouer blanot De ino.
lptteoe 9tOrpboer fnbe Snogans %man9fOlpige Sjem; Gus
SeOrlanos 9ihorie lisser Der en- Stat al llnperbolOnins os Se=
lerelie, atio irH alho pua rebe Saano, naar man bar Den i'm
Sosbplbe.
1orfatteren Sperlano bar Den for en- Siitorieltriper iaa nuur.
berliae Seaapelie, at ban ltriper populGrt; alene Srenritlinoen
acr peune Sitprie til en- 5oltebos. % naar man ba betraater
Snbbploslilen, oil man letteli9 inoie, at Der bar man perlenOe,
beeipehbepsrist og iuteresiant Stoi for fg Sertil fomuer osIaa
Den utroliee NiGnsbe soOe SiIeber, Soaen er uofpret nneo; oisie
bioraser life mnpt til at ltj@rpe % ~ucOGsebOOe e~Gielyten baaoe
hos hinge % @amle.
.. q. Gperlanos ilufrereoe Torsesbitore er fomplet 5
Itore Siuo, bporai ste Siub CT belt 3 See. Oct belle @ert alt.
iaa Z Sp9cr, i~noebploer 400 Sauhratipner, 112 ISLANDER, 80
Starter pa TafImiler % uGten 1000 fore Sioer Cert. @erfet er
lmutt ~iupbuuOet / Half Morocco.
lluoerte0neoe bar tjgbt Teitoplaget al bette prG9ttse 9erf ua
tilbpoer famine til 2anDSmeno paa iaa lewpelise Setinseler, at
nniten Gnbner, Der intereSierer Jig for 5Goretaubets 6inoris, fan
auItaTc Tia Oct Iriien er srcSipe Dollars pa maaueoti9e
Iibetaliuoer q 81. %, uoeu 9euter, at betales Den lite husr
Naaueo. @ertet oil blipe paftet nctte aasier, buori oct fan
opbepareS, ON pufes, % oil blue iuOt til fire 8inbere uoen
Notwithstanding
81 4rpcent Silas iuoromnes, buis aoutant meofslser ge=
%jiuinseu. .. HnanSicn, Dcsorab. 3cwa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
Uorlf misiionQr / Rina.

S 1lo1te No. al "ItcGlures Wtagds
5ine" pptrpttes en- sanite tnteresIlnt
Oasbos, ifrepet at en- bpitItaaenoe
Dame: Mrs. &. g. 2ppry, bpori er
itiloret De pistisite Y%ssipenbeper, iom
forefalot unoer Yetins 9eleiring fra
28oe Wai til 14oe Iu9uit bette 4lr.
Mrs. 2oprp bar arbeioet iom 2e=
rsrinoe | Observation-Disclosures Mlss
Jon | aina be ilpiie fem 4ar pe plier
Jig at babe p9ret en- itarp os ~ngiastis
Sagttager at alt. Iom foresit unber
Yeleirineen.
Oct, iom egentlig pafts Dor Sps
mGrtipmbeo er, bpdo n9pnte Dame
b~eretter ON en- norit MisIlon9r, bsis
Tapn BUN itrlper Teitesgarp, men
Tom pt1t er ben blanot os tjenbte HeIisz
gdaro.
paa fire foritlellige Steoer / Dag
bpgen er penne Mano nGpnt. Ssriie
Sang Den lobe Suli, bppr bet berer,
at "efter at en- Gaaoflagning blanpi De
forltjslige 2esaiipners 299er baDoe
funoet Steo angauenbe NeItegaarps
SilItano, Tom man til ben Slutning,
at bet bal idrligt at laoe bam p9re
paa Srifoo lGngere, % at Dan maatte
inbeluttes. Yaa tort Sib blep nan
saIenDe gal og fraooeoe ON Wunoen."
Inbsn Sang unoer 27pe Suli be6tr
bet: "Jor fire 9age tioen tog Suns
5u .6Iiangs Soloater en- fiaet og ITO
ben llplGnping ilifange; uoen Sat 20
upsn 5ratte bra9tes ban til Sung gu.
De fprlamlepe gprere forbrtoe, at ban
itulpe ppergipes benz, men Sung Iu
fenpte BAN til Sbun 2ien 5u Yamen
Iaa ban tunoe pGre / Sitterbeo. Oens
ne Der paapeeepe llolGnotng er Wtr.
TeIteaaaro, Nprpmanoen, ipm ielp
be beoite Sicer er noget forrptt, os MI,
iioen Ri er iamleoe Der, er ban blepcn
Iaa raIenbe gal, at ban madtte inos1
Ip9rres. Sdn Hap los og rsnnte pGt.
Ga ale antos, aineierne pilpe orGbs
bam."
timber 29pe syuli Itaar: "Ncitc=
oaaro, ben forrptte y%iorlter er Dag
al Siuns Ii Yamen lenpt tlibaJe.
San ertl9rer, at ale psnsene ! &els
Ierosmmet lite iunoe leie pam til at
saa uO lsjen.
Ser er en- bel Del 9Gnsittlle angdds
enoe bpao ban fan bare glort betlerot
ON Dor Sitting Der. San ptl bltoe
bepogtet."
Gnpelis ituar unpsr 3ois IusaIt
feloenoe: "2iseIioen ben df1tnoIse
R~eiteauaro rpmie % iortalie Slneler@
ne, at De lijpp for bpit, bar De ltnot
lauere, pciltst sisr bet mere fdrlist Tor
ps enp npgenIinoe for.
Manoe trpr, Neitegaurc burps I'm
bes, po Sir CLAUDE (cen brittle 4ms
basIupsr) bar ielp truet mso at glsre
bet, 6pis ban furuariaser mere ulsts
lisbep."
nj Openitaaenpe ian ices, bpilien
Ssroelio Ssrpmmelie penne N~sItegaaro
bar inoldot ia; bette refetIerer osIaa
~ubebaaeliat paa hans Sanosm9ao.
Npr noale @ar lipsn reiite Dan omtrins
for at iumle penge til n Mis=
lion, Ium bar ialpte Den, 9piltst pdr
altfor Ianpt. pa ban bar baaos Isln'
talpt 90 ieIplenot. Srcbs bans tdabes
lioe glof9ro Iplicoes BET Dam BOG at
famle itrrre Sioras for Isttrpenpc
5olt.
0isli bpr M iele Jig meoanipar!ise
for al bare biulpet en- FABIAN upreueI
Wauo, Tom Der enocg par dhoaret
imop, FOR al ben Stuoe pda ar az
Tteotommet til 5ortrGo for bddce Sri
itencommen ps ulminoelis OplOsnins,
). q.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
ToYbeo er life mere uhelbreceIia

Tppbcc er life mere rhelbreoelio
Get bepilcr Sc uiiIliae Silirlbe. iom er
blepne belbreoenci s1rrf's s rettinif 1876
%. 1873. Str., WepNo I. Mstbooen, ion,
anpsnbes, er laa praftiif at enhcer fan
bebunclc ia ielp / Siemmsi; Seripr bar
Rem inncet Suoaang poe belle Seroeu.
Ga ethuert 5iliGlee mlceripaes frit.
burre Den, icm fiber al Tspbec, Susuina
for Nreue etc. life ppi9tie at ienre en-
Seitripelie perai Ill ppcupGputc Suitiiu
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

iirteIise @ielIe ipm fuIoi binoenpe,
meoens paa ben anoen Sibe ttrtelig
er blepen ans
ertienot at Oomitolene. Sagen er
iom man fer lille sanite entel.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

Den 21n Housmber iuotrGHer en-
portiel Splfprmertslis. men Den CT
lite ipnIia Der i ameriia. Den er
IpnIis iun paa en- Str9tnine ousr
BET inoiiis Oar FAINT / Spodfrito cg
9eitaufraIisn. altiaa poa en- Sio, "a
pi bar iparte Natta.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

We strongly recommend our
Commercial Department for stu
dents wishing instruction I'm COM
mcrcial branches. Shorthand and
Typewriting. Luther Academy,
Albert Lea, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

Yon Spnrcriure pleier Mpoeren al
iprtGuc Seruene en- Siltprie, eler bun
bclparer iaalmpois iuliuec pipebseisrli.
&C SprrgSmaal. Men loos CT bum
paarlisi Sumpr. Get lalocr beubc itis
ino Of ipriGle bem npaei. Srnens
mao life trippe laaleoes ioran henoe.
Siliibit raaber bun sanlte Crssrlie
"Wten laa pUr oa rpliae Sarn!"
Siile eaar DC en- Climb peo Sieer
al benoe; men ben lille fireaarise arpI.
top ian life lrrser hplee oct no.
I'D antma, har on Sopsnpine?" font
mer Oct irp9tipnli. "eIler or on beorp'
pei?"
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31
THE CHURCHES.

Rev. Geo. S. Mills will preach at POor's
Mills next Sunday afternoon at go.
The services at the North church the
coming week will be as usual, with preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. Geo. s. Mills, Sunday
morning and evening"
Services at the Unitarian church next
Sunday will be as follows: Morning service
! at O45, with sermon by the pastor; Sunday
school at II m.
Rev. H. W. Norton, Methodist, of Sears
port, occupied the North church pulpit last
Sunday, in exchange with the pastor, Rev.
Geo. S. Mills, who preached the Memorial
sermon in Searsport.
| Services at the Universalist churchJnext
Sunday will be as follows: at 1O:45 A. Nj,
regular services, preaching by the pastor
| at u NJ, Sunday school at 615 P. NJ, Young
Peoples meeting, topic, progress in Chris
| tian Character" A cordial invitation is ex-
! tended to all
Rev. r. T. Capen will preach at the Meth
odist church next Sunday in exchange
with the pastor. The Epworth League
conservation meeting will be held at $50 p.
M. Other services for the day will be as
usual. The Methodist Sunday school is
preparing for children's day June 10th.
By close vote and after debate which
exceeded in bitterness anything yet heard
| during the session, the Methodist general
conference at Chicago practically decided
May 26th to make no change in the attitude
OF the church in regard to card playing
dancing, theatre going and other forms of
amusement which, since 1872, have been
under the ban of the church. Other action
by the conference is reported on the 6th
page.
At the State Cniversalist Convention in
Plttsfeld, June s. s and 7th, one Of the ses-
sl0ns will be devoted to addresses by two
Augusta gentlemen. DR.. g. NJ Twitchell,
editor OF the Maine Farmer, is to present
the claims of the pews upon the ministry,
from the standpoint of the man who makes
possible the opening of any church; and
Rev. G. A. Hayden is to present the claims
of the pulpit upon the men who should be
in the pews.
The music at the Baptist church last Sun
day was unusually good Mr.. c. E. Brooks
of Boston and Mr.. r. T Wetmore of Houlton
rendered the duet, clark, Hark, My Soul"
in an admirable manner, While in the duet
"When Thou Art Near" their voices blend
ed perfectly and with volume and mel ody
that are not common among professionals.
Miss Maude Milliken took Mrs. f. y. Frost S
place as soprano and Rev. r. I. Capen sang
arranged by Ryder. Rev. y. I. button,
representing the Baptist Educational Sys-
TEN, spoke in regard to Colby College, and
Rev. Il. T. Capen gave Il talk to the boys
and girls from the subject The Vine OF the
Buffers Dream"
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

Dom Paul. 1t is claimed that when the
Beers have been subdued, that rather
than submit to the government of their
conquerors, they will gather their house
hold belongings and trek themselves
away and across the briny deep to
Americans hospitable shores-on the
Atfantic-and thence trek onward and
westward, to the wide northwest, where
homes and plenty may be found for all
Of Gods children under persecution and
in distress. This is most plausible
story, and welcome the day when those
stury people may conclude to. seek
homes under the flag of the Union.
But why need they sail for the Atlantic
coast of America? When once on ship
board they may set sail eastward, across
the Indian Ocean, up through the China
Sea and on through the Philippines,
over the broad Pacific waters, and land
at once ON the Northwestern coast,
whence they would need only to trek
few comfortable miles to the broad and
fertile lands of Washington state-true,
but short shift south of the southern
houndry of other British possessions
but far anOugh to assure them that
Johnny Bull and Tommy Atkins will
trouble them no more forever-and
their enforced treking" days are over
for aye and amen!
q NJ NToORE
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31
Secret Societies.

Silver Cross Lodge, K. Of p, will attend
Divine worship at the Methodist Ichurch
June 18th
Great Sachem Joseph ID. Randell of the
Improved Order of Red men has issued a
the great chiefs, standing committees, ETC.,
for the current year. Among these are the
following members of Tarratine Tribe of
this city. Great Senior Sycamore, Francis
FL. Welch; District Deputy Great Sachem,
11th district, E. H. Haney; member of the
committee ON printing, Chas. NJ. Perkins.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31
NORTHPORT NEWS.

S. S. Adams of New Haven, Ct, is build
ing cottage at Bay View Park.
The steamer NJ and NJ makes landings at
the Camp Ground and Temple Heights when
tagged.
Work will begin on Bay View Park and
streets in few days
Rev. r. r. Capen of Belfast is to preach
at the Cove next Sunday and every two
weeks through the summer.
NJ. c. Hill will open the Camp Ground
post office June lst in Hill x lianes 5 store
j. F. Noyes will carry the mails to and from
the trains at Belfast
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31
WALDO COUNTY CROP REPORTS.
State Board of Agriculture Bulletin.

| State Board of Agriculture Bulletin.
| South BROOKS. The weeds in this 10
callty are Roman WOrmWOOd, barn nettle,
and kae or wild mustard. The orange
hawkweed has not got into our part of the
county yet. The wild carrot is here, but
not very bad | do not think weeds are more
| troublesome than usual. l do not know how
| a law can be made that will effect anything
| think If the farmers can be encouraged to
fal III better, raise more crops and keep
them better cultivated, it will be about all
| that can be done in that line. No means are
used to destroy weeds except cultivating
and hoeing. Joseph Ellis, Member.)
| MONROE. Orange hawk weed is spreading
some here, but it is not very abundant as yet.
1t should be destroyed as soon as discovered.
do not think a weed law could be enforc-
! ed if it should be passed do not believe
that any great loss has ever accrued from
weeds, for the cultivation necessary to
| destroy them is more of a benefit than we
sometimes realize. Your correspondent who
asks if kerosene can be used for killing
bark lice need have no fear of damage to
| his trees. | have often used it on my trees,
and know it to be harmless to the tree but
death to the lice. Apply to the trunk and
! branches with swab or brush. Enoch G.
| Dow.
MoNTNILLE. | think the farmers in this
| section are giving more attention to clean
| cultivation among their crops. The two
most threatening weeds we have are kale
and wild carroT or parsnip. Both are being
successfully fought by many farmers. j.
c. Carey.
BROOKS. Our soil is generally gravelIy
loan. The principal weeds i'll grass fields
are the oxeye daisy, Roman wormwood, etc,
and newly seeded pieces are often infested
with sorreI. The principal weeds in cult
| waited lands are barn-grass, burr-nettle, pig
weed, sorrel, etc, with purslane in old gar
den patches. | do not think that on the
whole weeds are more numerous or trouble
some than formerly. To the farmer who
makes no effort to destroy weeds the annu-
al loss in crops is fully 25 per cent, and
often much more. The wide-awake farmer
has no room on his farm for fully developed
| weeds A weed law would be fine thing,
could it be enforced. A. b. Stantial.
UNITY. Wild. Garrett, in this vicinity,
coming up in the grass fields after moving
the grass, is great nuisance. A weed
called kale is seen in many fields of grain.
There are few complaints of hawkweed
There are nc more weeds here than in pre-
viOus years. A weed law would be of ben
eft if it could be enforced, but in my judg-
ment it could not be easily enforced. TGeo-
w. Varney.
The fact that there are 100000 600, 900
hairpinS manufactured in this country
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31
U. of M. Ivy Day.

oRoNo, May %. The Ivy day exercises
of the University of Maine were held at the
chapel this afternoon. The Grafton was by
p. i. Mccarthy, the poem by F. W. Kallom
and the history by F. E. Holmes. The usual
presentations were made, A. S. Webb act
ing as donor, and the charge to curator was
given by S. P. Davis. The officers of the
day were: President, N. A. Chase; first vice
president, F. E. Pussey; second vice presi-
dent, P. f. Mccarthy; secretary, II. E.
Cole treasurer, Marie c. Rice marshal, H.
NJ. Carr; odist, Marion G. Boland execu-
tive committee, A. R. Davis, A. S. Webb, A.
w. Bachelor, H. C. French.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

Tne second ex-Confe(erate who ever
addresseda Northern Grand Army Post
on Memorial day. spoke i'll the Belfast
Opera House last evening Harry
Weissinger of Louisville, Ky. The first
was Gen Joseph Wheeler who spoke
IN R0st0n last year
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

The Law Court has decided that the
hawkers and peddlers license law is
unconstitutional. This let's down the
bars completely, and there will be
haWkers galore.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

Bryan will have the New York dele
gat ion, despite Daniel b. Hill, and the
Ma ryland delegation, despite Arthur
Pue German; but he will get the shad-
oW and not the substance. Both states
will be i'll the Republican column in
November.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: In advance, 500 a
YEAR 500 for six monts 30 cents for three
months.
ADVERTISING TERMS: For one square, one
inch length in column % cents for one week. and
25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

As an advertising medium Prof. Chap
mans lost canine double discounts the
leading ladies' diamonds. And the dog
came back.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

The eclipse was success; and so was
Pinafore
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

There is no danger of corn fam inc
as long as it is possible to raise several
achers to the foot.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

A photograph is machine that talks
back, and every married man firmly be
lieves that he got one for wedding
present.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

The fact that there are $4,000, 100000
hairpinS manufactured in this country
annually doesn't prevent hair from
getting into the butter occasionally
[ChicagO News.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31
Published Every Thursday Morning by the
Re publican Journal Pub. Go.

CHARLES A. PIIsBURy, B,,sins5s nsitos Manauer ans
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31
"Many a Mckle
r. II IT -

MANY a Mckle
Makes a Muckle. "
"Ldne upon lne' Is the
svay a building groqvs. The
"Mick[e" in this Scotch
proverb IS something Very
small, but the "n,uckle" is something
great. One microscopic bacillus makes
impure blood, and "n1uckle 7vae" (n1ueh
disease and disaster) follozus. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cleans the blood as nothing
else can. It brings n,uekle " JOY at
"n,ickle cost. Half feaspoonfm doses.
PimpIes-" Fnnries, blaekheads and
= kind of rash covered my face. A
friend adVised me to try Hoods Sarsapa-
rMa. lHave taken three bottles and the
pdn1ples are gone." Lissie Meyerhern,.
u Hunterfly Place, Brooklyn. N. Y.
&od1 So&4qbmM
Ela2a1 1slE}:l2l:lzlH
Hoods Pills cure liver ills the nonirritatng and
harffn TO <oI-o xyifh Go nor{I1e
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

Benjamin Woodbury. Philbrook died May
29nd at his home, 81 Camden street, Rock
land, at the age of 70 years, 3 months and
18 days. Mr.. Philbrook was born at North
port and had made his home in Rockland
for good many years. He was wheel
wright by trade and was fine man. The
funeral services were held at his late home
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'cl0ck. Rockland
Star
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

A sensational story has been publish
ed in the East concerning the possible
plans of the denizens of the Boer re-
public in case the English oppressors
finally vanquish the sturdy disciples of
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

Hoods Pills cure liver ills the non-irritating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Republican journal., 1900-05-31

Alphonso L. Flanders died at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Dodge, in Northport May
10th, after a short illness of pneumonia
He was a son of the late Hezekiah and
his life in Northport, working as sailor
and farmer He was unmarried, and leaves
two brothers and two sisters, Elisha NJ.
Flanders of Belfast, and Iona NJ. Flanders,
Mrs. Mary Dodge and Miss Isanna Flanders
of NOrthport.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-26

aroused great enthusiasm for the Demo-
cratic ticket among his countrymen
P.J. Geraghty, the next speaker, is well
known to the people of the ward, and was
received with enthusiasm. He said:
1.-THE campaign is now drawing to a
close, and the time for you to perform
your duty to yourself and to the city by
voting for city officials. The issues in
the present campaign are purely local.,
having no state or national significance,
but it is more important to the people Of
st. Paul. You have been told by the Re-
publican party and the Republican press
that your taxes have been reduced. The
statement is unequivocably false, and l
will show you that your taxes have been
increased. Suppose, for instance, that
you are now paying $40 or 81 taxes on
property you formerly paid $14. When
you were paying the $14 that properly
was worth 1850 to $500. Now you could
not get more than LOCO for it. If you be-
lieve that is a reduction of taxes my
opinion is that you are not In favor of it.
1t is also said that the obligations of the
city, accrued during Democratic admin
istrations have been decreased The city
debt has been decreased in just the sum
required under the cltyS charter. The
Republican administrations have paid no
more of the city's debts than was re-
CURED under the law. AS to the debt
incurred by the city during Democratic
administration, 1t is only necessary to
say that the city's bonded debt is repre-
sented by city property of greater value
than the debt If the Republicans had
made some public improvements, instead
of permitting sidewalks and bridges to be-
come unsafe, the city would not have so
many judgments to pay in personal injury
SUITS
H. A. Laughran, the next speaker, said:
1.-TWO years ago they said Republicans
gave the best government and they have
been saying the same thing several years.
In st. Paul .the Republicans have had
| control two years unhampered. We are
in a worse condition than ever so far
as the honor of the city and good gov
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-26
LET THE FRIENDS OF THE
FREE PUBLIC SCHOOL RALLY
AS One MAN To IT'S SUPPORT.
M'CARDYISM = HAS ALL BUT
STRANGLED 1T.

Of til, the entire Democratic ticket from
]. ]. Parker, candidate for the assem-
bly,, said: 1.-THE Republicans may accuse
US of extravaganza, but the Democratic
party has something to show for it,
Conrad Miller said: LET us elect the
entire Democratic ticket from Robert A!
Smith down, and whatever you do, don't
forget to vote against McCardy''
Moritz Helm said: while we are work.
ing for the Democratic ticket, headed lJy
r. A. Smith. let US not forget our can
didates for aldermen.
John S. erode spoke in German. He
said: Let us have an administration
that the people of st. Paul can be proud
Of
Louis Betz, candidate for comptroller.
said: Let US get out and work for the
entire Democratic ticket headed by R. A
Smith, as we have never worked before. y
Louis Bremen, candidate for city treas
urer, said: "It is time we elected a
ticket that can be depended on and of
ficials. that will do what the people
want
NJ J. Mor;arity; candidate for ward
alderman, John G Warden, DR. r II
Whitcomb, John 6. WardelI and VIM
Powers, candidates for the assembly. and
Lawrence Fahey, candidate for consta-
BILE in the Sixth ward. also spoke
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-26

eminent are concerned Now you have a
chance to clean up the municipal back
yard and throw away the weeds that
have hourished there. We don't want
any more accidents. No more autocrats
like McCardy, who has tried to tear down
the public schools
I. j. McDermott, the next speaker, was
welcomed with round of applause. At
ter few pleasantries by way of intro
duction, Mr. McDermott said:
THE crowd l sec here is fine mani
Hesitation of the interest you are taking in
the campaign. We don't ask you to help
us, we ask you to help yourselves. A
great majority of people are in favor of
the best government available, and it
should make no difference who holds the
offices, The main thing Is, which party
gives the best administration?
you all remember when Wright was
elected by the Republicans in 1892. Then
they said they would do wonders, If they
were elected. The first act of Wright
was the Importation of a chief of police
who did not know Seven corners from
Dayton's bluff. The result was that the
Democrats swept the city on a guberna-
torial election. By system of split tick
cts, the Republicans got a minority can
didate In the mayors chair.
During the recent years of Republican
rule they have never dared to renominate
single candidate. Wright was Kissed,
Doran was hooted down and Kiefer was
incontinently thrown down for little
aristocrat from the Seventh ward who
said he should be nominated because he
represented responsibility. While that
alone is not Objectionable. it may be that