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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

Some weeks ago, after a particular
ly virulent outbreak by the Montpelier
Journal, this paper published the fol-
lowing note:-
The Montpelier journal will have 10
excuse us if we decline TO get down in
to the gutter with it. We can employ
our time and energies more prodtably.
Whereupon, the Journal assumed
that this was intended as an answer to
a series OF inquiries ithad propounded
relative to the fitness Of the several
candidates for the governorship, and
on numerous occasions it has repro
duced the note to give its readers the
impression that there was no possible
counter to its overwhelming charge.
The Journal is wholly constituencies. or
it would not play so false to all rules
of fairness. We have repeatedly
specified the points OF particular fit
ness in the candidate we support. vet
the Journal persists in this method Of
misrepresentation.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

The Proctor supporters injected
the liquor question into this cam
paign-where it had no proper place.
II Montpelier Journal.
Which is distinctly not so. The
liquor question was injected by
Mr.. Clement, as everybody knows. Mr..
Proctor had no cause to shrink from it,
while for reasons now well understood
Gen. Mccullough had cause enough to
dread it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

1t will be news to Vermonters in
general that the Vermont Marble COM
pany, of which Fletcher D. Proctor is
president, is the most heartless OPP
pressor of labor, the most selfish and
avaricious corporation, that has ever
blotted the fair tame of the state. We
say it will be news, because Vermont
ers have never heard of it before,
though this company has been doing
business for these many years right
here among us, and has frequently
been alluded to as a conspicuous in
stance of well-conducted Vermont en-
terprise. But now we shall expect
that the first session of the general as
sembly will at once take steps to up
root and Danish from within our
borders so foul a curse to the state and
see that those responsible for its man
agement find their proper place behind
prison bars. One of the blessings of
these political campaigns is the large
amount of wholesome truth dissent
mated by the unprecedented advocates of
the rival candidates. To their kindly
ana unselfish offices, Vermont will
never cease to be indebted for the
first public revelations of the iniquity
of Fletcher d. Proctor-the man who
never had a strike or serious disagree
ment with his thousands of workmen
until he entered this canvass, and that
one speedily settled.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

We congratulate Manager w. b.
Howe on his reported acquisition OF
the control of the Burlington Free
Press ownership. Mr.. Howe is entitled
to the best berth there is aboard the
Free Press craft. for he has steered it
with rare sagacity and business pru-
dence. 1t is understood that &. &.
Benedict has retired from active CON
nection with the newspaper.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

SiXty-nine more votes were counted
at the Montpelier caucus than there
were names checked on the voting list,
yet no kick is coming. Because twelve
more were cast in the Essex caucus
than were checked, the Mccullough
people set up a cry of fraud. In both
cases, it was manifestly through the
inadvertence of the checking clerk
that these things occurred.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

The Free Press having paraded a
list of the ex-goyernors with the claim
that a majority of them are for McCul-
Tough, as an argument why the COM
mon voter should seek "good COM
pany" by thinking likewise, the St.
Johnsbury Republican finds that an
equally worthy set of men, to wit, the
judges of the Vermont supreme court,
are favorable to Proctor. So it goes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Patience, dear reader, the canvass is
drawing to a close.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-29

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Actual average combined circulation for the year
1901, sls2 copies weekly.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Rienotc fife Gutter i'm.

Glncirnnl,b.aoct enquirer" 1ior.
&c FOR Ell (l0 iiocn @cmrrfuinQcr,
ION 9it M uaa, at Der par ipurt
manac. Scr uapoc Ct mcgct lroifrpnfct
AicnoIt0b I'll i'm cacn SlGgt, ia,
cn0oa ii. Mroicmmer al i'm eQer ia.
mlIic. ! oru SorbirocIic nGunag
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iom Oct nctop par fonuNt til Nlmo.
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mano, o0 bans Gpne til at hlrifc Nh.
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Gmbeo%brcorc gisr, cnNoa Den Ean.
ItaHS At hnr omtrcut aiorig gIem,
mcr Ct AriQt. ielp ON tan life bar
lct Srt p0o iIcre Mar.
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at Mc9toIlu paa @ooen msote CT
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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

~Spor tsr Oh min belle NonO2A
ipnrgtc Mcgsallp pcnIigt, oa bon
nerntig ietp bar 8prn.
"llbu!" prGlte ocn belle, ioet hai
grcb eroo iifrere ont Sfaitet poa an
Spebc, JON ban bapoe | Saanoen.
"llbn - ieg pcO life ilbu!"
"aam meo mig" iogbe Mec9eaID.
"Snao fnn Din 5nr trnfc paa, ION
lar en- arabat al Din Sterrelie fommc
bort paa Zig Maabe2"
90 opoper 8aSen brog ben Itprt
Golitimuno meb Den belle Gut, fail
beitemt paa at finoe 6orGIbrefre %
gipe benz Ell fortient Sfrabc.
8a De bapbe eaaet ct Tibet Stpffs,
msbtc Dc BoIitioficer SsSearn.
Seq piloe prspe at finbe Sor.
GIbrere til Oerre 8utunsen", ipa,
rebe @icgsallp.
"sDfen ie Der - fienber Oh life 81.
ne egne 8srn!" 10 S'Searn.
Ic9taIlp itaniet forfRrbet og tos
Den peile nsiere / 8etrastning. nben
ct Orb fog ban itinse 0fc9saap | fine
arme, siorbe belt ON Mari6 og bar
mart i fit Siem meo 8utten. Siem.
met Iaa nemIig tray neoe / @aben.
Get er life oplpit, ONT 0fc9taap gap
"6orGlbrenc" Sen tilt9nfte Srette.
iGttclie. De bapbe Grligt iortien Ell
Sfra6e, Saoeren iinr. @eu mpntro
OH Der life CT andre og?
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

8pt inf Scatcr. Sorleben Dag
inbuieocS / SeIituaiorS oct itnife Sea'
terS prGatioe upe Sus meo 6eitIlgbc'
Der, buori 3otabiIiteter ira Oct belle
Sano ocItpg. Get fiuIftalenoe Sea'
ter, bpiS isrite S~eguuoeIie regIles ira
1OSc Ndi 1869. oa Gireftsr &aarlo
9erabcm oa Urn @%intcrbielm lant
cuocl begapeoe Silcttarter ira Stli'
bcnterpcrSenen opisrtc aipiS yea"
blcp nogen Sie citer iom ialt Snititu'
tiou oreauiieret / Arfabiatcatrct. Ct
bcifcocnt SrGbuS. inu 0og III lar Ell
Greiulo Siitoric. Set me SuS CT
iuISt moocrnc % iisrre cts &esltng'
iors' ipeHite 2eatcr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
StorbYer / 2%luitralien.
WeIbonrne % Spbneg.

-tNAoSNhhN pth 80 oNSsNt W wv
tisite Sp | NuItralien % CT enbnu ben
i~tsrite; men Sppnep boyer burtisere i
be ienere gar. Iaar ri unbtaser gbi.
cage % Gan 5rancisco, er fanite Mel.
bourne | belle Serbeu ben burtisit pp.
TONNE Sp al iaa flor 8etponins. s
1885 bapbs 8pen lit 9apn % bapbe
IA Snbpaanere, / 1896 451,OCO Snbs
bpssere. Oct bar Cub, ipm fable
Melbpurne iaaoel iom San 5ranciscp.
8 10 Nar ubpanbt man Cub for so
Miaioner Dollars aarlis / be Miusr,
iom itrafter Jig 6O-1O0 0til MOREOVER
pe / nprooeit fra MelbUurne. 3e 3u.
timber al @ulbsrauere, iOm srup no
bette Cub, prupianterte % br,lsts Ien-
&c ipm @ras / ben burtist pprenbe Sp.
8pen bapbe fin Srontbpr mob 0prb -
mob @ulpielterne-Us fin 8aeoBr mob
Sauet,
y en- gictorias @ulbminer er life
longer, buao be bar. 9e bripes moi
f~remoeles meo COB 5ortjeueite; men Der
er MI mere Trafif / DC rise Miner /
geitauItralier. Man prooucerer Cub
/ Srfenen bet. Welbpurne blir eIter
bpert mitbre at en- @ulo9raperbp, men
mere Os mere en- Bp, Der bar 5armpros
buffer at ubfsre. 8pen iibfsrer Ell bel
Del lib % !Spebe M. Sictpria er cit
bra Stat meb subt Gserbrusslano %
andre Sielpefiloer. iaa ON Melbourne
bar tabt 89rten for en- 9tb, er Der ins
gen 5are for, at 8pen ital bp no. Gen
begpnper fanife ON en- Sio at bore
isier. Oct fommcr Jig an paa, buor
mart 2anbet blir bprtet. ipm bet ital.
Man transer meb andre Orb Suiinbsr
al briftise Snpuaanere.
8en itpre SD er spbt ipm bsmt til
isr eaer ienere at MATTE ia9e Slabs
basOm Spbnep. Spbuep pprer jepnt
% sobt. geo iibite 5olfetalits babe
Spen en- bel Del Dper 400, 900 Snb:
bpssere. Oct er manst, ipm taller for,
at Sponsp pil Bit Guitraliers pistisite
Sp inben ret lGuse, % at ben pil tors
BIZ bet psiaa. On @runo er, at Spbs
nep lisser paa 9Itfplten, buor man u9'
jaa bar ben itsrite 9efulfnins % ben
meite 6prretnins. Sponep bar 8eipg
Of ppermaabe mango iremmeoe Sfibe
bpert gar % sisr en- bel Del uofsriel
% Subipriel for en- Refte liplise 8psr
paa Nuitraliens Gitfpit. Welbourns
bar life paa laust ner Zig Splanbs'
baubeI ps Spltbanoel ipm Spbnep bar.
Gn anpen 5orpel, Sporep bar, ct al
Spen lisser paa StiaeBausfgiten %
penoer aniistet mob Stilebauets Su'
timber Ger. StilIebauets Sbpere slgr
aIerebs en- betpoeliS 9anbel on Starst
Rem Sput 8ales Sopepitab.
MsIbpurne Iisser pec ben ipoli9c
Del al Get inbiite Sap", % Stcturias
Sppspitab bar life Der at banble mst
paa ben aaut, na "9et tlbiife Sap"
itssn Ger bar.
Zen uistisitc 5uroel, SDbucp bar
fremipr Mtelbpurnc, or aulicltcrne. Del
lisser lise inc / Spen. Ntelbourtc
maa iraste Sui iuo ira andre Srattcr,
Sponep bar Setiusclicr ipr at bli
baape en- 5abritbp % Ell Spiartsbp
gnerece III sr Sponsp G%npepuuftet iOl
Dc betppeIisite Sampitlbslinicr, Der bar
meb Iuitraliens llbenlarosbanbel al
oisyr
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

Sm SeriGttercu 8iornc tun CT StDffc
arbcibc FOR en- arebling % ncrpcb lin
breSr oa gicugap I'll bennc arpbItn0 Den
irie o9 uaturIigc Srua "a SepGgcIir AZ
hans %cmmcr. iGa otlNc hans Stp Der
uce bringc iuit inu mc9cu &ptfc til Ncua
ne licclieSfulSc @crcen. og icIp "a ulINc
Sct bare apot. at ban bdpbc leucI. Men
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

Spnaifineu "6uspenuen" bar ieg erbolbt I
COB 8ebDlo, og ben .Ouergaar min 6Oruentnt1g
baabe / Benbeb og 8Oobeb, iaa mint Some er
ierbeles pel tilfreDs meb beL og ieg a~nbefaler
ben til ale, iOm ptl baue en- Maifine. Seq tat,
Ter Sr. anunDien for, at 9e bar Oprettet en-
iaabm SanOel, iaa at rtan fife bebpper at gaa
til agenterne Og betale mere END bet 9Obbelte
at Denre Gum, for at faa en- at iarlnle Sort
Maifine. SDbn q. &peg Menomonie, gSis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Benseherens 4rbeide
err Dagens aSamta!eemne,

han bar giort Oct irr Suiinocr al itafs
fclS arrblru9er. ncr bar pGrct fprfrebs
let pdu al SlaQS BIS. 0piS SC cr en-
arsbiuQ, Ina bci69 ham / 1910 14tb
Greet. 8cit Supertor. &i5. SeIcfon
462G. Sporpogue gonr Iiac forbi So
rem. @cblGg SrrmGrte, nuar Sc ,trI'
DcT-
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

gf greitcrre incomes: 8. z. Glen
grunsooIS, gartoabl og 6. Q. Bang.
9aitor q. S. 9eberien en- MI al.
beIes bra eftcr Sperntionen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Zen Sprrncbc Strife.

benter.
Boitor 2trm bIep ber 9Se aprii
ratepiet til 2outic ). NeTion / @cit
Superior.
grof, Infer cpIpier, at set rr
life bans $erriigt ar irotrp6c foni
Carer PED Gorcoroin College men bd'
re ion 9cIrprcr. Dan enifer at bIipc
fritaget for De @aigtrr % set Gripor
ser paoboiIer ham / hans 9citnrcrs
StiLina.
-Tb. 8un0erien. 9citDrer al @c'
lott 9ornEhiem, ifripcr at Sforlo.
QenSfrberen cr ilem; 8 or beoc. 80
Ii99cr inge; ct Barn oil piitnot fife
operitaa S90omuen &c ieIte I'll.
fGloe ere miIoc men mango forIi9c.
- Eaitor S1rls bor onto8ct &uI.
oct ir1 GrooFItou, Dtirr.
- 0aitor SnrboI. RauI&bo, err
faIot til 0attor, u. 3.
Glen Bropc Werigbeb, y. g,
8oitor SiIictbS aoIo, FOL til Com.
meren rcparere oa plihie op i'm airfc.
Eoitor 8rooIonb bor / fine Ntcs
nigbcoer ionct 4 M}oneOcr 6ritio Tor
at relic til Nor8c % bcis0c iii
qumIe N}oorr % S~sifen6e.
"2llthcrnnercn" meo0eIer: Gen
Itore 8citbroof NcnisbeD ! Cotton.
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tcbicus aal0. er III oclt / ire Sognc.
Zen oprin0cIige @}enigbeO bebolOt
heH gourIe airtc, % DC 10 andre bar
bpgget iW 8irfer, eitcrnt 0elingeH
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@p lin imogiuIoe airfe inopiet. Gil
meget itor GoIfeforiamIing por III.
ita6e. 3rtboieIieu uoisrteS al Gaitor
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6. Socobien, 8. 6. Mpbre, 3. g.
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broot anIoqi moottc Sunoown OF
Ct, SobarneS Menigbeoer gaa no.
8oitor y. 81. 6ieIoItno b%etiencr MI
hi&ie Ntpnigbcoer mioIertiotg.
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Gbicaqo er MI uroer SpfsrcIie; oct
FoI rrmme so 9otienter.
0iafonisiebiemmet ! Chicago
bar aIIerebc % SsItre, beI& / &iem.
met % bells orbciocnoc ocb Sophia.
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cr i]tationerct poo SoipitnIet / Grcof.
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ma arbeiOcr / @etbIebemS McntQbco
% SFiter @irgittc orbeiocr en- Dag
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ore er bcifipfti9ct beb @iemmet.
Raitor SocotS 0ienigbeo 0u'
Iutb hor fnIot en- Seiter ira Gioto'
ri4icblemuet / Chicago.
Ssipr 3ngtbor8 er operon'
itrcnqt; bun iif HpIig ira en- rbc.
rnunt ienot Ell @ope poo IS Collars
for at BRUCE Dem til en- Rccrcotton$s
reiie til StiuebdosfpItcr.
Qoitor s. &epcritoo har iooct
Qop al fine Werighe0cr til at onOenoc
ct Bar Mooneocr til at rcl'c omtrin0
iSamiunoct for at oirfr Siotont@'G.
So8cn& Srterc$ic.
Ten nuritc. SpuUbc.
Qoitor Zlcn. Vtcrriu, @i2.
bleu operroifct al ca. $50 al hans
Ncnjqhcoeiol( ION to1e0c inc i Erc.
itcbcllgen oQ o~perrotte hom en- itsrrc
Q~cn8egapc. Eoitor Eien bar nntoBCt
ao,o ira gig 8opjo2 Ndd', % ia,
flnttc cnQonl . CONNER.
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o0cns airtc i q, Edul. Get nor
ipr.,l oct uncl0borc / oc mo0CrUc
Gyclutjon@ hcoyicr. ION nan poo'
o,iIc.
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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Lord 4 Thomas Directory for 1902.

The Pocket Directory of the American
Press of Iooc has Just made its appear
ance. and while it continues in its popu-
lar handy size for desk pigeon-hole or
pocket, is more complete than ever in
the features it contains of special interest
to all who are interested in advertising,
In addition TO the names, address, circu-
latiou and other details of every publica-
ton issued in the U. s., Canada, Cuba,
Alaska and the new island possessions OF
the L, s., it further contains special lists
OF publication by classes. such as Agri-
cultural, Religious, etc, The entire con-
tents are arranged and classified for
ready reference, and the work is bound in
morocco with gilt edges and gilt stamp
cd, 1t has its place on the desk of every
business man interested in general adver.
tisiug, Sent postpaid on receipt OF -,
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and Outdoor Advertising, Trude Build
ing, Chicago, III.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-04-04

observations, that is the one which at
tracted widespread attention, was the
third annual ball of Anvil Masonic
club at the Standard theater. The
big building was packed. and it was a
scene of dazzling brilliancy. The
theater was handsomely decorated
with flags and streamers and was brill
liant illuminted- with electric lights.
Gay parties filled the boxes, where
hospitality was dispensed with a lavish
hand. Dancing was continued until a
late hour in the morning
"The Catholic ladies ball at Standard
theater this evening promises to be
one of the big successes of the season.
The sale of tickets insures a large at
tendance and the arrangements per-
fected by the ladies in charge, Mrs. R.
N. Stevens, Mrs. Dohrmann, Mrs. Jour-
den and Miss Chisholm, are so COM
plete and thorough that the social sue
cess is certain. Exery box has been
sold and in nearly every instance the
holders decorated lavishly. Delicious
refreshments will be served on the
stage during the evening and consid-
cradle entertaining will be done in
the boxes. The very best music in
town has been engaged for the occas.
ion. The floor will be under the direc.
ton of Messrs. Parkinson, M. L. Sulli,
van and Gaffney. Dancing will begir
about nine.'' .-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-04-04
MERCHANTS MUTUAL

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
FOR NEW MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY FILED WITH STATE
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER.
Articles for the admission of the
Merchants Mutual Insurance Co. of the
state have been filed with the insur-
ance commissioner today, and that Of
ftcial is considering the application of
the incorporators of the company to do
business in the state The company is
mutual fire insurance company, TAX
ing risks upon merchants property,
limiting them to $4,000 in one risk or
$4,000 in any one block. Some $751;
600 of insurance has been subscribed
by 145 persons. The officers of the
company are, H. E. White, Jamestown,
President; Martin Jacobson and Lars
Christian, vice presidents; H. T..
Graves, treasurer, and George Drenkel,
secretary. The incorporators are, J.
O. Sullivan and A. V. Schallern of
Mandan; Ben Orlady, H. E. White, J.
H. Crurn, A. D. Grant, H. T. Graves. of
Jamestown; B. P. Burns and l.. II.
Traverse of Glenullin; H. A. Soliday
and R. E. Walker, of Darlington; r.
J.. Pratt, of Harvey; M. jacobson and
A. P. Slocum, of Minot; M. H. Nc
Gowan, of Grand Forks; Lars Chris
tian, P. J. Bergquist and M A. Hagen,
of Fargo; ]. Steethoff, of New Salem,
and George Drenkel and G. F. Merry,
of Dickinson
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-04-04

This from the Fargo Forum is time
ly: The state of North Dakota will
have one of the finest exclusively agri-
cultural exhibits ever attempted. Gov
oernor Whites plan is probaly the most
effectual method that could have been
pursued, under the circumstances. It
will place the exhibit upon a financial
basis and render further action by the
committee in charge easy. The general
request to all counties to participate in
the effort. will enliven competition and
swell the contribution fund to such an
extent as to insure plenty of material
for selection for the demonstration.
1t is thought that the legislature will
appropriate about $4,000, which sum
when reinforced by contributions, from
counties and private subscriptions, is
expected to reach 100000. An ex-
clusively agricultural exhibit for this
money can be prepared that will out
class anything ever attempted in that
line by any comm onwealth. North
Dakota cannot make a better invest.
ment Of money than by iudicious
demonstration of her great agricultural
resources. At this. juncture when land
hunger is t it's highest stage, the ad-
yantages of a practical showing of the
states possibilities as an agrariar
haven for those who cannot purchase
land in the east, are far above any
effort that can possibly be made to
encourage immigration into the state
Bismarck daily tribune., 1902-04-04
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Senator Hansbrough is. being COM
plimented upon his attitude on the
question of reciprocity with Cuba,
contained in part in the following" in
terview:
81 believe that it will be question
of time only when Cuba will be an
nexed to the United States at the
request of the Cubans themselves. It
may be in two years, five years or ten
years, but it is bound to come. Dur
ing the time a separate government is
in existence European nations, par
1ticularly France and Germany, will
seek to make trade compacts with the
Cuban government to run for long
periods of years. These agreements
will give Cuba concessions that will
foster trade relations between her and
these countries. When the time comes
for annexation, and we arrange to take
the islands into the union under con-
ditions that will then prevail in the
Philippines and other similar posses
sions these European governments will
insist on the preservation and recogni-
tion of their treaties. This will make
trouble for the United States which
can be avoided easily by our granting
concessions that will bind Cuba to us
closely in the way of exchange of prod
ucts We want to be in position,
when the time comes to annex the is
land, that will make it unnecessary to
pay any attention to any other gov
ernment. For these reasons 1 am in
favor of granting a 20 per cent, so
per cent reduction, or even free trade
in sugar, provided the treaty we make
will prevent the Cuban government
from becoming entangled with any
other government and will bind her to
u.s.