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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-12-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ED iskattkammaren. Eld uppstod

ED skattkammaren. Eld uppstod
fredags i tredje vaningen skattka m.
maren Washington. Till all lycka
blef den slackt imam nagon egentlig
skada skett.
! konkurs. Theodor Olson Norwalk
, Conn.,, har begart att af domstolen
olifva f0rklarad konkurs. Skulderna
uppga till s33,90O.S2 och tillgangarne
aro SIS 600.66
| L0jtnant 1obson sjak. L5jtnant
/ Hobson, som for slit afventyrliga fore.
tag vid Santiago pa Cuba fick emotta-
ga sd manga kyssar af de amerikanska
! damerna, lgger for narvarande sjuk i
ncrvfeber Washington, D. G.
En- epldemi har utbrutit ibland
Omaha och Observation-Disclosures
nord0stra Nebraska. DR. r. e. Commit
Sioux City, Ia, sager. att, da han ny.
, ligen bes0kte dessa stammar, fam han
Oliver 100 personer, som lago sjuka
smitCkoppor.
| H0gt pris for ell hast. En- hingst
! med namnet Axtell saldes onsdags
pa auktion New York for Sl4, 700. Mar
han for II ar sedan vid tro irs alder
kunde tillryggalagga en- mil pa 2.13
minuter, sildes han for ett pris af
100000. Sedan 1890 har han inbringat
sin egare ofver $4,000.
IRE stora smatuzna skola enligt en-
fredags erhallen underrattelse upp.
byggas af American Smelter trust. En-
skall byggas Denver, Colo, en- Salt
Lake City, Utah, och en- pa nagot pas.
sando stale Mexico. De beraknas
skola kosta Sl,OJ0,O00 hvardera Rem
metall fran 1000 tons malm ON dagen
beraknas skola kunna erhallas vid
hvardera af dessa smaltverk.
En- roterande Apgmaskin har upp.
funnits af james M. Evans Chicago,
som ON den haller, hvad den lofvar,
kommer att fororsaka en- revolution i
rattet att erhalla angkraft. Eft lyckadt
fors0k f0retogs onsdags med den nya
angmaskinen, som han utveckla en-
!, kraft af anda till 100000 hdstkrafter,
men som det oaktadt DR. blott dr. %
tum lang, % tum bred och 16 tum hog,
SAINT wager endast 1000 pounds.
Vilddjur menniskohamn. William
Gibson i Hampton City, KY, begick
onsdags qvall det afgrundslika brottet
att rama en- r6dhettad eldgaffel hal
sen pa sin lila 2-arisa styfdotter. Der
efter brande han det stackars barnet
pa fera stallen pa kroppen med det
rodheta jernet. Modern lag sjuk SAN
gen med EFT tva vecHor gammalt barn
pa armen For att d0lja slit brott sat-
ter mordaren derpi ED pa huset. En-
13-arig gosse, som ej vagade gifva
| alarm, medan manner utf0rde slit ILL.,
dad, af fruktan for den senares raseri,
lyckades med grannarnes tillhjelp rad
da qvinnan och barnet ur den brinnan-
de byggnaden. M0rdaren fydde utan
| hiatt och rock at skogen.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-12-05
L5pande No. M 348.

Folkmangden Nicollet county upp.
gar, enligt censusbyrans rapport, till
14,774
kongressmannen Eddy har vid den
othclella rostrakningen befunnits eea
en- pluralitet af 4,790 roster. Alltsa
nagot mer an man torst antog.
Hviiken gissade bast? Omedelbart
fore valet sade mr. Bixby att Van SAINTS
rostofvervigt skulle blifva 1856 och
mr. Rosing vidholl som sin asigt, att
guv. Lind skulle erhalla en- pluralitet
precis 81 ,999.
De tn aro ett. Andrew Erickson fran
Comstock, Marshall CO., har bortgift
sin enda dotter Annie till Carl E. AL
len. Brollopet stod brudens foral-
drahem narvaro af en- stor skara van
ner och vigseln f0rrattades af past. A.
Mattson fran Warren.
God anstaIlnlng. Professor Charles
B. Dyke, hvilken for nagra ar sedan
var medlem af fakulteten vid normal
skolan Mankato, men f. n. ar princi-
pal for en- skola / Hampton, Va, har
blifvit utnamd till president for nor
malskolan Honolulu Hawaii-oarne.
Lonen for sistnamda befattning ar g..
600 om aret jemte fri bostad.
Fran Watertown. En- telefonlinie
haF nu blifvit fardigbygd mellan sta
tionen Maier banlinien Minneapolis
& Hutchinson af G. N. och Watertown
StrAckan ar mil. Sa nu star denna
trifvande plats kommunikation med
hola Northwestern och for 0frigt med
:. "long distance" "-telefonnatet. Det ar
handlandena Maier, som ha bekostat
hela affaren
The Minnesota Scandinavian Relief
Association har utbetnlt assurans till
f0ljande atlidna medlemmars arfvin-
gar: den Is nov. Nickel Nyquist, Min
neapolis, $1,000; den % nov John Eng
quist, ST. Paul, $4,000; den "a nov. Pc.
der Olsen HUSKY, Redwing, MINI s2,-
900; den - nov. Oscar N. Wessel, Ira.
dct. Sverige, $1,000; den 81 nov. John
.. Myhre, Lyle, Mimi, $1,000.
nanga offer. En- tidning uppgifver,
att icke mindre lin SO persOner under
den senaste jagtsasongen blifvit offer
for vidaskott. | de fiesta fall torde
desse oo&sa vara oskyldiga offer, ty det
ar ncmligen ej alltid sa, att dessa
sportsman atn0ja sig mod att skjuta
ill mails pa sina kamrater, utan intet
ondt anande landtbor svafva ofta
fara, mar storstadsjagare slappas ut
sllog och mark.
Duluth -notiser. Sistlidne onsdags
qv;ill h0ll gen. G. G. Andrews inf0r sta
dens Economic league ett f0redrag ON
skogshushallning. Talaren phpekade
att stations nordligasto counties fins
det cirka millioner acres mark, som
pa grund af jordmanens karga beskaf-
fenhet endast lampar sig for skogs-
piantoring Station ogor hAr en- hogst
vigtig uppgift att nemligen laga sd, att
barrskog blir planterad pa dessa jem-
f0relsevis vlrdel0s'l marker. Delta ar
Oh frAga, som af vara lagstiftare borde
uppmarksammls. Antydda frAga ar af
langt st>rre vigt an lagstiftningen ro-
randc harfrsorcr och hofslagare.--Ko-
milton for Casscl-monumcntet hAller
pA ntt arrangora en- storartad minnes-
fest, hvaraf inkomsten skall tillfalla
monumentfonden Fosten kommer att
hAllas don l6 dcnnes, da ON kor af
minst so rHstor skall upp.rada~
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-12-05
.Aigmanna nyheter.

Gu!det skattkammare1 Guldet j
Forenta Staternas skattkam mmare upp-
gick den dennes till s474, 1OS,336 eller
SIC, 100000 mer an vid 1899 ars slut.
rlajspriserna, som pa grund af spe-
kulation slutet af fora manaden
drefvos upp anda till 81 cents pr bush.
pa b0rsen Chicago, ha ater sjunkit
ned till 80 cents pr bushel
Bethany Colleges basar. Bethany
College Lindsborg, Kans., brnkar
hvarjo ar halla en- basar till laroverkets
f0rman. I ar halles denna basar under
innevarande vecka, och inkomsterna
skola anvandas till laroverkets 1opande
utgifter.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-19
Letter to VIM. A. ClOugh.
NkOtrhpnnn. Ne.

Dear Sir: 1t Is your business to know
what materials to put into a house as
well as to plan 1t. OF course, you know
the effect of zinc on lead in paint
toughens it. Do you also know the
greater effect of zinc ground in?
For painter can't grind; he can only
mix. Devoe lead and zinc is thoroughly
ground In oil. The result is an intimate
mixture.
Your painter can only mix; he can't
grind; there's no need of grinding By
hand. He should buy lead and zinc
ground together in oil.
Devoe lead and zinc is that; the pro-
portions are right besides. 1t outlssts
lead and oil two to one, and costs no
moreover less; for hand-work can't
compete with machine-work.
Yours truly,
r, w. DEyOE & Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-19
SPECIAL
Saturday Candy Sale.

Home made candies, 2 pounds for 25c !;
l21ac per pound.
Old-fashioned Molasses.
Peanut Brittle.
Butter Scotch.
Cocoanut Taffies.
Peppermint Kisses.
CHARLES A. FAIRBRoTHER,
The Baker and Confectioner.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-19
A Card.

In connection with my insurance bust
ness | shall handle legitimate mining
stocks. At S1.5O per day you can ttpe
but never get rich; to make money fast
you must take some chances. Mining is
uncertain, but when successful 1t makes
more money, in less time, than any other
business. Do not borroao! Do not take
money you need to speculate with, II
you have little (or much) spare capt
tai try few shares of Nutmeg Zinc"
"Colonial Copper or ia Belle Gold"
Mining Co.'S. stock for sale by
E. +. FAIRBROTHER,
Insurance and Investments.
p. S. Nutmeg Zinc will surely ad-
vance 10 or zoe per share, May lst. 16tf
The grass seeds at Woodbury's are 80
npr cent Dtlrp
The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-19

TO the trade our prices are more than
reasonable, as an inspection will prove.
MRS. F. A. BENNER.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-19

f. B. Curtis will carry full line of
hats and bonnets this season.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-19

The grass seeds at Woodbury's are 8!
per cent pure.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28

Lima are sure elected. Id ISIS only a
keVeStion uf maChorities.
Offer half uf der bets vot iss made iss
somepody else's monies. ind ven some IF
dose telers mage a bet uf dree hundred
to two hundred und feefty uf SOMEBODY
else's monies, YOU can hear him tel
aboudt id all ofer town ind he nefer will
ged drew talking aboudt id,
Den dere are dose freak bets, Vereby
heinrich K3ltschnee akrees to ride in a
Veel barrow Louie Haasenpfeffer aroundt
der block yet dree times tay if BRYAN
is ELECTED, und Ger same way backwards
uf Mcktnley's boy Bill is ELECTED Now
w do dey Go i'd? Won uf dem ISIS sure to
mage some monkeys oudt uf himselluf
Dey cannod both vim aindt i'd? A man
Vot viii go und mage such bets lige dot
shouldt be pinched ind sended oudt DIV
Como until he learn some senses aindt
i'd?
Der ELECTION will snon been here und
many a dub will wear der same old suits
uf clodings und ufercoats all winter be-
cause he Vos foolishness enough to mage
some ELECTION bets on someding vot no
body can tell Something's aboudt vich way
she ISIS going to chump. He viii be eating
crow birds instead Ut turkey for hees
Thanksgiving dinner l do nod feel much
sorrowfulnesS for him. Ee fms oudt
alder der ELECTION dot he vos a geese und
dot id dit nod depended on der way he bst
der monies. Neffer bet unless you hat a
skinch. ELECTION betting SIS nod a skinch
for nopody. Iss id? -Rudyyeiser.
Per E. Weisenberger.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
FUND IS STEADILY GROWING.
Over 500 Has Already been Raised
and More Is Coming.

Acting Mayor Schiffman has not for
mally appointed a committee to superin-
tend the work of getting a suitable fund
- the relief of the families of the fire
i'ien killed at Midway last Sunday. He
is, however, cooperating with Capt Nc
Cardy and other citizens, and has called
the attention of local business houses TO
the good work in hand.
Tomorrow morning a systematic can
Vass of the business district will be
made. The acting mayor and his CO.
workers will act Independently of the
Chamber of Commerce and the other or
gained efforts on behalf of the fund.
Small contributions, aegregating $3.50.
were received UP to yesterday The Mid
way district will start an independent
movement. The Mccormick Harvester
company, in the protection of whose
property the firemen lost their lives, will
be asked to contribute.
The fund is steadily growing. The
amount received III subscription by CHIEF
Cook aggregated $500 Since he started
on his vacation, Chief Martin has re-
ceived $135. The committee of the Fire
mems Relief association say about $500
viii be realized by the benefit perform
ances at the Star rheater.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
.BNdQUeigeG' ON
Election Bets.

Id has been ferry much amusement to
me desc tags Watching onder peoples
betting onder peoples monies on der conf
ing ELECTION. Id ISIS to laugh ven I hear
some uf dose politicianers ged to ar
guing who id viii pc DOT ISIS ELECTED und
finally Won uf dem says. "Ach, you mage
me sick. You don't know vCt you are
talking aloud, aindt id. Yust to show
you dot YOU are a cheab skate I viii
bet you deYenty-fife to feefteen dot Chon
Lind will not be fife dousand votes be-
hint Sam ven der votes are counted"
Id iss a sIIinch dot hees wife has yust
giffen him de monies to pay der rent,
but der sight uf so much monies at Won
time IMAGES him reckless und he imach-
ines he ISIS Won uf dose Van Astorbi1ks
uf Me York. Vot does der onder man
do? Wy he runs hees hants down in hees
pockets LOGGING for dot fifteen tollars vich
he has nod seen SO many for two weeks.
BE machines he ISIS someding too und
alder he geds drew frishking hirnselluf
und finally diskiffers dot he nefer hat
fifteen tollars, he says. "Yust Wait a
minute nit dot bet, till I go oudt uTd
ged der monies. He goes ofer to Wilbur
TibbilS sekar fictory ind says, wilbur
led me hat fifteen tollars for a few min
utes. l hat a skinch on an ELECTION bet
Wilbur says, Veil, we're do I come in"
"Oh, you come in on der fifteen ven
win id back, pesdes- maybe / will buy
some Sek3rs uf YOU "Oh, va set Viii
l;ur, 81 can see we're i'd iss a sl1inch for
you und how you can't lose, bud 1 pass
My hear sight is very bad today und I
can't listen TO you, aindt it?' Der skate
rushes around und maype he finally
holts some poor sugger ub for der fifteen.
Tie flews back to der chin mill to find
hees friendt, bud we're vos he? Talk
aboudt der poy Vot stooded or der purn-
ing Shib decks he vos nod in id nit der
man vot hat der deventy-fife. He mate
hees escabe oudt uf der back door und
forgot to pay for der thinks vile his friend
vOs venting oudt uf der front door loog-
ing for tomepody dot hat more Green
monies as senses. Ven hees friend geds
back und finds dot hees man has faded
away he walks arOunt NIT dot feefteen
tollars borrowed monies all afternoon ex-
planationing how Bryan will carry neck
tie und Colorado ind how Mckinley s
Oldest poy Bill will carry Me York und
maybe OhOhO. He carries dot chib
aroundt nit hees shoulders until some
tyody goes to der floor nit him und-he
loses
Bud dot ISIS der way dey do. Dey sthand
around all tay ind talk und arkue init
politics ven id Goes nod change der re-
suit ad all. Dey remind me uf an off
Cherman saying, vich none bud mein
Cherman readers can ablreciation id
und Vich ia says I'm Deutschland haben
sic holz shoe gedragen. Damn komrren
sic hier una haben Elm crosses maui. >
Aindt Id?
You can go on Won corner und dot Nc
klnley BOY ind Sammy ISIS sure to hem
ELECTED On der neXdt corner Bryan ind
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
FOR THE CHILDREN.
20 Keep Their Digestion Perfect
Nothing Is So Safe and Pleasant
as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.


as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Thousands of men and women have
found Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets tba
safest and most reliable preparatf fo1,
any form OF indigestion or stomach
trouble
Thousands of people who are not SICK.
but are we'll and wish to keep well. take
Stuarts Tablets after every meal to In
sure perfect digestion and avoid trouble
But it is mot generally known that the
IahietS are just as good and wholesome
for little folks as for their elders.
Little children who are pale. thin and
nave no appetite, or do not grow or
thrive, should use the tablets after eating
anu Will derive great benefit from them
MRS. q. H. Crotsley, 53S Washing ton
st, Hoboken. New Jersey, writes
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Just fill tha
bill for children as we'll as for Older
toiks. I've had the best of luck with
them. My three-year-old girl takes them
as readily as candy. have only to saw
tablets and she drops everything else
and runs for. them.
Bu1falo mother a short time ago who
espalred of the life of her babe VS. ca
HShted with the results from giving
ciild these tablets that she went
ore the notary public of Erie Co., N.
and made the following affidavit.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dysneneia TO bto+.
We're recommended to me for NV twoS
months-old baby, which was sick ana
puhy and the doctors said was SUFFERING
from indigestion. I took the cbiIa r. tbo
hospital, but there found no RELIEF A
friend mentioned the Stuart Tablets and
procured box from my druggist and
used only the large, sweet lozenges in inc
box and was delighted to find thew vare
just the thing for my baby. I feel iusfiied
~in saving that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tables
saved my child's life.
MRS. w. 7. DETHT OPP
Subscribed and sworn to before mo +his
18th day Of April, 1897
HENRY KARIS.
Notary Public in and for Erie Co. n
For babies, no matter how young or deli
cate, the tablets will accomplish won6ers
in increasing flesh, appetite ana growth
bse only the large, sweet tablets in
every box. Full-sized boxes are sold
by all druggists for so cents, ard no mar
ent should neglect the use Of this sara
remedy for all stomach and hewaI
troubles if the child is ailing in anv
way regarding its food or ass:m1Iatian
stuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets have beao
known Tor years as the hest prepara finn
for all stomach troubles whethe in
adults CT infants.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28

Rice. Of Adams, N. Y, and as it was
new idea, the method was tried and i'm
prCvement began Immediately. In a few
weeks the sufferer was entirely cured.
This happened twelve years ago, and is
popular notion that a surgical operation
is the only way to cure rupture The
machinist referred to above is George o.
Plunmer, 1856 Lasalle street, AURORA ILL.,,
and prominent member of the Willard
NJ. E. church.
Mr. Piummer hasn't worn his truss for
twelve years, and as his work in the rail-
way shops is trying to his muscles his
permanent cure of q bad rupture is GER
tainly sufficient to interest other unfor-
tunates who are going through life in
misery. Write TO DR.. w S. Rice $50
B. Main street. Adams. N. Y. and he
Will send complete and detailed descrip-
ton Of his method whereby you can cure
your rupture al home without pain. dan
ger, operation or detention from business.
Write at once for free trial of this
remarkable method and if you know OF
others ruptured write for them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
1T CAUSES SOME CHAGRIN.
Failure of County Committee to FIJI
Legislative Ticket,

There is considerable disappointment
IN the Thirty-seventh district over fine
prospects that it will be unworthily rep
resented in the coming session Of The
legislature, the Democratic county com
mittee having failed to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of VIM pow
ers. One Democratic resident of the
district writes to the Globe:
"A good man would be elected in that
district against the man the Republic
ans have put up hands down. Nobody
wants him elected even among the Re-
publicans, ard it seems to us that the
Democrats are not being properly treat
ed. If we have got to vote for a Repuh-
lican or nobody, the committee can't
kick if we vote for other Republican
candidates or nobody. What is the mat
ter, anyhow"
A citizens movements ic l;l,o1
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
Without Change Via
''Sunshlne Route.y

The travelling public will be pleased to
know that the Chicago, ,Mlwaukee & st.
Paul Railway will re-estahiish its popu-
lar Sunshine Route to California this
season. 800
Beginning Wednesday, Oct 81, and every
Wednesday thereafter, modern Pullman
Minneapolis and run through to Los An
geles. arriving there the following Sun
day morning
Railway to Kansas City Tin connection
with the Iowa CentraD, thence via Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe, through one of
The rae per double berth in this sleep
er viii be $500 from Twin Cities to Cali
fornia
senger fares and other narticnIsTs apnfv
to ticket agents, or write j. T. Conley A.
G. p. A, St. Paul, MINI
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28

will be,
There's another thing we all are bound
To the senate We'll return him, for it is
his proper place
Our own dear Richard Franklin Petit
grew.
Chorus
Loyal sons of South Dakota we'll be
Second day of next November, foul or
And Mark Hannas Billy too.
With their British horde Of robbers over
there.
1t is evident that if the Populists of
South Dakota follow this advice Bryan
VIII be sure of their votes four days in
advance of the general election.
In the wild waste of trash which the
campaign poets are inspired TO produce
every four years it is refreshing to come
across song or two which has real wit
and melody and decent rhythm. The proper
place to look for such songs is IN the
campaign output of the Prohibit ton par
ty For some reason this party monopo-
Lies all the cleverness which makes itself
manifest in campaign songs. 1t is so In
every campaign and 1900 is no exception.
Here is the latest Prohibition song, which
is entitled Twin Ballots" and is by the
Rev. J. 6. Steiner:
Along in November, when chill was the
Two ballots were cast in a box together;
They nestled up close. like brother to
brother,
You couldn't tell one of the votes from
the other.
Chorus
They were both rum votes
And sanctioned the license plan;
But one was cast by jolly old brewer
And one by a Sunday school man.
II.
The Sunday school man-no man could
Kept busy all summer denouncing the
brewer,
But his fervor cooled off with the change
in the weather,
And late in the autumn they voted to-
gether.
The Sunday school man had always been
noted
For fighting saloons-except when he
voted;
He piled up his prayers with a holy per-
lection,
Then knocked them all down on the day
of election
The foxy old brewer was cheerful and
Said he: Il admire that Sunday school
fellow;
He's true to his church-to his party he's
truer
He talks for the Lord, but he votes fer
the brewer
ONCE MORE IS THE NAME OF ST.
PAUL A BY-WORD AND A Kissing,
BECAUSE SHE CANNOT PAY HER
HONEST DEBTS. TO THIS HAS AU-
DITOR JOHNSON BROUGHT US.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
ENTITLED TO SUPPORT.
Edward Peterson should Receive "a
Full Party vote.

There is no man before the people in
this county who is better and more ia
Yorably known to the working men than
Edward Peterson, who is candidate for
register of deeds. AS one of their owa
ranks ne mas for years championed their
cause with answering LOYALTY and III.
most religious devotion,
AS deputy labor commissioners he was
the first public official who ever made
an effective attempt to enforce the child
labor laws in this city. And it is large
ly due to his vigilance that these COM
phcateo laws are now better enforced
than ever before
While Mr.. Peterson is attending to the
duties of his office in compiling labor
statistics at the present time. notwith-
standing the campaign, his friends. who
appreciate the value of an efficient pub
lie servant are legions, and are working
Loyalty to insure his success at the
DOIiS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
LIGHTER THAN IN 1895
SIT. PAUL REGIsTR RATION Is ABOUT
1000 LESS THAN IN LAST PRES
DENTAL ELECTION
EXCEEDS oFF-YEAR FIGURES
Nearly $4,000 Voters Are Enrolled,
as Compared With $1,000
in 1896, $4,000 in
1898.

With the closing of the polls for reg
istration purposes last night st. Pauls
voting strength for the coming election
is approximately $4,000 voters, a falling
off of nearly 2,0O0 as compared with the
registration in 1896, but an excess of be-
tween 5000 q,ad 5000 over the number
registered in the state election of 1893
The following table shows the registra-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
izens' movement is likely.
At St. Rernard,s Hall

Over 500 Germans attended the Demo-
cratic rally at st. Bernard's hall, Rose
ana Alpemarle streets, last night John
S. erode and DR.. Him. addressed the
meeting and were frequently applauded
The meeting was a most successful one
and was one of the largest ever held in
the Eighth ward
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
At the CaIumet CInh

The Calumet club, as the old Capital
CITY cycle club has been recliristened.
entertained the Democratic candidates
last evening at its club house, On East
seventh street.
Addresses We're made by several of tie
nominees. and there We're refreshments
and general good time
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
ScrOtal
Rupture
Cured.
Amazing Success of a New Home
netiIod That Any One Can Apply.

Is Curing Cases of Thirty and Forty Years
Standings Sent Free to Try.
More than twelve years ago mach:n-
ist in the tool room of the c., b. & o.
r. r. shops at Aurora, ILL.,, met with an
unfortunate accident, causing a bad rup-
tuye. He was given expert medical
treatment and used what was considered
a good truss, but no Improvement was
noted. After frequent experiments with
other trusSes and treatments, he sent for
free trial of method invented by DR..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
WHIST IL the Matter

At 442 Wabasha street? Whv the nl,ca
IS Just crowded with the finest Inc Of
pianos ever brought to the city. Smith
Music house. ~