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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1902-02-14

A few months later the castle at
Trolle was ablaze with lights. A grand
wedding took place. Officers of the
army, members of the diplomatic corps,
visiting naval commanders, all were
present And the bride was the beau
tiful Princess Marie and the groom the
handsome American. He wore no uni
form and seemed soberly dressed be-
side the brilliant officers. But on his
breast he wore a brilliant cross, the
highest decoration in Deneslla, and ev-
cry man within the palace gates en-
We'd him his fortune and his bride.
THE END.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1902-02-14
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The letter which Marie wrote to the
castle did not surprise her brother in
the least. He had feared some such
result of the madcap scheme of his
sister by which she wished 10 show heI
gratitude toward the brave American
He had taken time by the forelock and
had cabled long inquiries TO his rep
resentative in America. In reply he
received a short cable message and q
letter following. So il happened that
Prince Charles, two days after he got
the note from Marie, walked into Vol
ner's house carrying a large official
looking epistle.
81 have come 10 offer my congratula-
tons, he said, mot to one, but both.
This affair promised something like
this, and | took the liberty TO inquire
as TO the standing of NJ. Wallace. In
reply | get word that he is in every
sense "a gentleman. Not only that, but
he has been searched for all over the
earth-eXcept in Deneslia. 1t seems his
uncle has died, leaving him heir to a
vast American fortune. Marie, your
prank has been providential in its for
tunate ending. God bless both of you
wherever you may have your home. If
in Deneslia, palace and park shall be
yours. And | make it my only condi-
ton TO your wedding that at least five
months in the year you live at Trolle.'
He shook Buckford's hand, kissed
Mario and strobe ont
'Marie-princess-m love, my love,
began Wallace, How can p
Tut! You are no longer poor. 1t is
l who must beg. You are now the
great Nj. Wallace. Shall / take back
my wordsY'
No answer was needed. He held out
both his hands, and she took them.
"Did you everw said Volners wife to
Volner few hours later. THAT Amer
lean is getting well very fast now"
$50 would l." grunted Volner, "if /
had a sweet wife and fortune waiting
for me. Let them alone. They can
take care of themselves. 1t makes me
young again"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1902-02-14

"Ah." said Wallace. with some bitter
ness. lit Is hard 10 be without power
or money! Elsa. you have been too
kind You have given me wound
from which no nursing Will enable me
TO recover Yet | am poor and would
not ask you to share my miserable con-
dition. In happier days may l hope
that some Of the love | feel for you
will be reciprocated!"
A vivid blush overspread her face.
She was about to reply when the wife
OF Volner entered. Elsa, in her confu-
sion, turned away and put her hands
TO her cap. as If to arrange 1t. But she
touched ii with too heavy hand. 1t
fell To the floor, and mass of beauti-
full brown hair fell In lovely profusion
to her waist. 1t made a great change
I'm her appearance. Wallace, unmind-
full of the presence Of Volners wife,
stared thought and started in embar-
rassed establishment TO sitting pos
ture.
"Ah. ali, Am dreaming?" he gasp
ed. You bring TO my mind the face,
the picture. Of Princess Marie"
YES" said the farmers wife, with
some energy; lit is time this farce was
played out. | know everybody means
we'll but there are limits. This is
Princess Marie"
"Oh, forgive me!' cried poor Wal
lace. Il would not have spoken had /
known. Why did you come? / can.
not unsay the words which must have
seemed an insult TO you. But forget
them and forgive me. did not know"
"Of course you did not know" re-
piled the exposed princess. with a
roguish laugh. THAT would have
spoiled it all. And you thought | was
ungrateful all along"
mo; did not say it," demonstrated
Wallace. Forgive me and go back 10
che castle. Let me remember you as
any pretty nurse"
"AnG not the Princess MarieT'
"Ah, no. There is too wide gulf
between us. AS my nurse you were
more my equal"
Tears gathered in Marie's eyes. Roy
atty sat lightly on her young Shout
utTS, yet sue ullutISlOOu It's IlSulS anu
privileges.
"For one brief moment | rejoice in
my position and the etiquette OF
courts she said. She took his hand
in hers and looked down into his eyes
with an expression that made the blood
leap through his veins as it had not
done since be fell LAS you say, | am
n princess. While you believed me
simple nurse, you spoke words of hon
est love. You have withdrawn them
since you discovered my identity. But
IL was not because you had ceased TO
love me, was it? 1t was because, az
the princess, you thought | would not
accept the love that nurse might ac-
cept"
Eyes, yes" said the half maddened
Wallace Il could never cease loving
you. though a thousand miles kept us
apart"
"Then do not take back the words"
she said. Il have been courted by
princes and men of power, soldiers and
diplomats. Not for myself, but be-
cause | was Princess Marie of Denes-
liza. 1t is sweet-.oh, how sweet-to be
loved for love alone. And do you
think | have learned Nothing each day
we have been together? / have learn
ed the same lesson of love- Now you
are my patient and my prisoner.
shall write TO Charles tonight
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
~. s,.NThrr.,-n.d

While picnickiag last month my IL
year boy wsspoisoned by some weed
or plant" Gays W. Il. Dibble. OF SiouI
City. Ia. He rubbed the poison on his
hands into bis. eyes and 10, awhile We
were afraid he-uouid lose bis sight,
Finally a nsig IN Dor rscomne nded De
Wits Witch Hszni SAlve. The fret
application helped him and in a few
days he was AZ we'll as ever" For skin
diseases. cuts. burns. scalds, wounds,
insect bites. DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve is sure ,cure. Rslieves piles at
once. Beware Of counterfsits. W. G.
Cook.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
Entsrra..i.S Eis,as,,

One advantage OF readipg . sssisi
stery 10 . daily newspaper 10 that 90 in .
stallmsns Of convenient length 10 re.
esivsd every. day tnst dOss not cossuos
an undus amoust oe the rsadssis tine.
An ipstallnsns of hiRh assds sefisi
essry sppesSs In svsrY jsSus Il Ia.
CHICAGO RIcoRD-HER popular
feature OF that sntsrpPisins Chfeaxo
daily. Among the svcosasfui sAssios
Ihich have isesntiy bees ssioysd by
REcoKD-HERALD readers are "0rau
stark by George B. NcCutchsoo
When knighshood Was in Flower" bys
Chsrles Major: and Alice OF Old Vim
oennss, ey Maurice Thcupsoa. Every
issue contains alec short iliustpatsd
human intsrsst story on the editorial
hsse. Readers OF THE CHIcAco RDoonp-
HERALD Gao depend upon q nsvsr-faii-
ing source OF pleasant sptertaiaw a. NJ In
the uo:ssorthy fiction that 10 always 10
be found in its ,lumns.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
DELTA, COLORADO.
LOOKING FORWARD.
CoioraAo IL Rapidly Beeeniss Fruit
State.


State.
Denver. Colorado, August 16-when
the name Colorado is mentioned fss cas
think OF sIse but M ines aud mining. Ths
Rocky Ford eantaIoupe nov world fam
Gus has shown that there 10 another side
OF the story.
The recon. census bulletin on Cole.
RADIO 10 OF interest. II shows Rocky
Mountain bees turned o2I 1,70O. 900 Ihs
OF honey ia 1880 and will do that and
moro every year in the 1899 1903 decade.
In 1890. less than 100000 acres we've ir.
rigated, since then 72o636 acres we're
added or an increase OF 81 PC. That
feature added IS million dolisrs to the
value Of farm land.
The Colorado berry. the Colorado ap-
pie are all coming 10. Ths Colorado
potato OF the Greeley district hsA al.
ready national nans.
But 1t is in fruit that Colorado il dss.
tined to lead and ths rapid dsvslopaeat
OF the bitches in the next decade IL q,
pected to double and qusdrupis tho
fruit interests- At the prsaent ratio Of
increase thia state will take high rsnk
In the value OF Fruit produced before the
next csnsus Is tsksn.-Kaasas City
Packer,
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
rte Horne Enhtb,e

At the State Fair this year will bo
worth going hundreds OF miles 10 see.
The draft horses. the roadsters, the
thoroug b bred harness horses, the fancy
drivers, the handsome saddle horses. aud
tho ponies will ali be there. The lovers
Of horsef,ssh will surely enjoy the sight.
One hor.e sosting 81 800 will be there.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
SKATER. AllR.earas.

Twice 10 hospital, F. A. GulisdGs
Verbenn. Ala. paid a vast sum to doc
tore 20 curs severe case OF piles, csus
ing a ,umors. When all failed. Buck
lens Arnica Salve soon cured him. Sub,
dues illumination, conqusrs Aches
kills Pane Beat salve in the world
2oc at W. q. Cooks drug store.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
Csdars<,se Its1nz.


Reservoir WORK 10 tho order Of tho
day.
Our genial merchant, Joe Hosrcfc,
has been to Denver this woek.
Rsv. J. Fl. Adams left Tuesday morn.
ing Tor Central City, Colorado, to attend
tle senoral conference OK the NJ. &
chnrch. Rev. Frothiugh .rill occupy
his pulpit .exs Sunday,
The many friends Of F. w. Childs are
.gain basking Ia the sunlight Of his
smiles. He and his wife came in last
week aud say they have returned to
stay.
Mrs. B. 3. Csonx is in DsHa at the
bedside OF her daughter. Mrs. Boy Gil.
bert. who has been quite i'll, but st t,s
present writing Is improving.
Mrs. J. E. Meyer, OF White, South
Dakota, has been visiting friends in this
vicinity the past week. Mrs. Meyer en-
Joys the delightful climate and pure
water OF Cedarsdgs. as does every ono
else who visits here.
Rev S. II. Kirkbrids preached the
morning sermon at the NJ. E. churct ,
after which the fourth quarterly con
ference vas held. The reports show the
8. s. aud church 10 be in excellent con-
dition for The summer months.
The addition TO the school house 10
we'll Under way, When completed
Csdsredge will again take first rank 10
having the Iarxest and beat equipped
country school house in the county.
Truly the American people are of a
rowing disposition. No less than eight
moving Wagons passed through Cedar
edge, Tuesday. Some no doubt weIe
campers enroute for Grand mesa.
Tne' Sunday tchool OF this place is
making arrangements for picnic in
Mr.. Kohlsr's grove, this week Thursday.
This is the frat Sunday school picnic at
Cedaredss in four years and all are
looking forward to sagood time.
Mr.. Kiser has .sfturn.d from q bust
moss trip to LS.dville.
Rev. Adams as gone 10 attend the
animal contershhs OF the N. E. church.
Mr.. James. .Ss Missouri. is visiting hie
son. Robert james.
Finley Rassr;s has soue to attend
business college.
Mr. and Mrs. Pickett, Of Missouri, are
visiting their eoh, Ctarls Pickett.
Mr. and Mrs. Hogref. visited Mont.
rose, accompanied py their relatives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Names and Mrs. Murphsy.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
The GkAaA Fahr

Will be hold at Pueblo. Ssptem Der ID
to the 20 aud great preparations are be-
ing made to excel the one OF last year.
Additional buildings arc being erected.
trees have been sat out, addItional ssat
ing room 10 being prepared. beside many
other improvements. ~
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
A Necessary Preeaasisn. j.

Don't aegleot cold. Its worse than
unpl..saat.- II 10 dangerous. BY using
One Minute Cough Cure you can cure
u at once. Aliays infismm alton, elsara
the head. sooshss and strengthens the
mucous membrane. Cures coughs,
Group, throat and lung trcublss Absc
lutsly sste. Acts i'm mmsdiatsly. Children
like it. ". G. Cook.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Las! Sunday night vas the aisht Of
the harvest moon. This occurs in the
full moon OF Aussst. and 10 pseulisr
from the fact that for three sights the
noon rises about the same hour instAal
o: nsarly 40 hours diffsreocs o at oshs,
timeA,
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

The race managers a. Gienvooa
Springs csrtainl! intend to have some
interesting sport for their visitors. Au-
gust - to 30 inclusive The total cash
purses amount TO 5000. There will b
several events besides the regular pro
eram. notably bronco bucking contest
for the championship OF the Western
slope. -
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

WANrEp S You've AsS from Delts
County At once to prepare for positiona
the Government ssrvics-RailWay Asii
Clerks. Latter Csrrisse. Custom Housa
and Department Clerks. sto. Apply 20
Intsr-stats Cores. Inst, Cedar Rap
ids, Ia, 5sI, s-H
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
Adv.,,..eA L,ss.r I.a.s.

List OF !esters rem aiming upcalied Tor
in Delta Postof:ice. Aug. y, 1904:
Barkley, Philip Crsig. Isaac N.
DuggRo, Dan Duff. David
Gips. Mrs. Hattie kensmsn. Akron
Kirkpatrick. ,A1bS8. OsburuI Carl
Purjy, John .Eeysolds, Joseph A.
CB CHRysL1l, PM.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
Far AA10-

$40 acre ranch. formerly known a. the
Mostyn ranch. l25 acres Of alfalfa.
bearing orchard. good buildings. with l6
shares of Ironstons Ditch stock. and
four shares of Extension stock. Terms
reasonable r. d. CArtIs.
-. a .r Montrose, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

brought TO the alfalfa fisld and fed aud
fstfensd Tor the markets in the sp,i e.
Ths EattIenont Mesa Forest Reserve
lies along tho north and west side OF this
section and gives the best Of permanent
cattle rangss. The shipment OF stock
{ ON the Delta station dufiDg the win ter
sn sPr.ny months 10 ors o. III. sights
vo.th seeing. Last year alfalfa fed
s:ssrs from this mesa brought the top
price At the Denver market. where a
b nsh OF an even hundred brought over
ee.30O.
AH9ethsr in gsaeral farming. fruit
raising. stock raising. and for alfalfa,
one car travel the United States from
one end 10 the other and fnd. for all the
surround lngs that go to make dssira-
bic country to make = home. many q
worse. but few as e ood and na better
places than the Surface Greek uesa
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
Lew ExorRsley RA=se.
Via Hoeh Island Roufs.

To Chicago. st. Louis. Kassas City.
Omaha and points east. Oas fare plus
two dollars round trip. For informstion
apply 10 G. n. vsnLaw. O. p. A.. 500
18th St, Denver; G. ". Andrsvs. @. p.
A.. 2 Pixies Peak Ave. Colorado 9pfiaea;
O. b. 6ehell 276 North Main 81. Pusb-
To- Hal g. Ray. 0snl Agent, Dsavss.
.ss ~. $40
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

r. 8. Rockwell. the d;visios supsrir
t,odent OF tho D. 4 r. G. came 10 Mon.
d.y and went sp o,sr-ths new line to
Thsobold siliog. the new station on the
Rogers msso.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Lsabsr y bsiag Asslsd fos tbs fret
oil sell 10 nAlts .eoaAsy. TAs site 10
sbout -Four snilsA from Delts. II the
sdobs hilis tear Doug hspoon creek.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

W. n. Bell. from near Ovspsooro.
Kentucky, 10 visiting Luther Stsphsss,
on Garnet mesa. Mr.. Bell couss out
for his health.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
To Cu~ o>,a - q,

To Care = Geld In One DaV
Take laxative Bromo Quiuine TsbIeta
All drudgists refund the money il II
fails to cure, e. ". druvs's sisnature 3
on every box
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

have $50 acre claim three tourths of
a mile southeast OF Paines' Siding Tor
rent; good range. Will furnish seed,
each Tor buildings. fences. water rent.
etc. and give lease Tor Ave yesrs to good
tenant free. OAKLEY, box 1911. Dei yer.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
aUlCKBR TINE AND hKTTER sER.
VICE,
Re Kan.a. Cie, ana IN. l....

Leave Pueblo IS .. IN. and Dsnvss
and Colorado Springs 3. p. %. daily, Wis
Rock Island Route, arrive Kansas City
$50 next morning and st. Louie at 6 o.
m: Standard slesp,ng care. observation
cars, chair and dining cars for all msals.
q 90
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Win Aathsws csas down from the
E,caisnts range Saturday With . hun.
dred head Of cattle which he shipped.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
For sale.

Ore hundred acres Of hns land at
Cetisredge. mostly In cultivation With
alfalfa and some fruit. Good water
right. Enquire Of ". L. Perry.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Everything in new and second hand
goods at Winton b eompany'e second
hand Store.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

The water rights in the Ciu al o
will be heard before q referee in Mont
rose next Monday. The Garnet ditch
ID Interested in this proceedings through
its Cinarrou feeder. aud several of the
oldest stockho,ders. among them W. O.
Stephens and r. d. Blair will bs wit.
nesse. before the tribunal on behalf OF
THE ditch. Certain OF the stockholders
Of the Garnet ditch are also stockhold-
ers 10 ths new ditch from the Cima.ron
over Cerro hill. now being built.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Several large fruit suyses are 10 the
eousty aootisg for spplss ssd etfsrins
so ssnts . hog. but sos meeting With
any suessos. -
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

The tinsst line Of tablets and school
supplies in town at Ridley'e. next TO the
pcstofice.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
SiSps she Cough
And works OG she Geld,

a cold in one day. No cure. no pay.
Price % ceRta.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

DR.. stockhsn came DOM from the
Grand mega Tuesday night. The rest
o! the party esms down to-day.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
FOR Sals,
rarw L.nA : Year, rrc,.

Chsap--A couple OF second hand bug
giee at the Brick Barn.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Money al 9 per cent on real estst
Call on r. N. Dicke<aon. -.......
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Il. =. wstts. Of the Florsncs Tribsae.
is svIsiting Dslts. M. Watts had charge
Of Tbs IHDErsNpESr aksut i've ysass
ago.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
Il Need. a Tonic.

There are times when your liver needs
a tonic. Don't give purRutivss that
erips and weaken. DeWitt's Little
EARLY aisers expel all poison from the
s!steTo and act as tonic to the liver. ".
Scott. a3l Highlaud ave. Milton, Pa.
says: Il have carried DeWi.ts Little
Early Risers with me !or ssver.! years,
sn6 would not be without them" Small
and easy to take. Purely vegetable.
They never Gripc or distrees. W. G.
Cppk
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
A Card.

"! regard for truth precludes the
possibility OF returning the compliment
which the Laborer conferred on my
grandson, Don l.. Redmsn. in saying he
is cute. ..
MRs Ros.LrHA GtIR
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22
Coed Word From k.n... Ci,,.

A correspondent OF the Kansas City
Packer. IN speaking OF the crop o: the
United States. has this TO eay OF tbs
Western slope country: on
There is new peach deal. this year.
that should not be overlooked b. the
gay aud festiy. produce tn az iu the Gun
nieoa country. Colorado. as some OF the
fiuest Elhertas ever grown will be mar
keted this year around the section Of
Delta and Monirose. as well as Grand
Jun :tion aud Palisades. Expect this
stuff to begin to move about August 20.
and shipments from the narrow gauge
road vii be transferred TO 6aiida and
Pueblo 10 refrigsrstors on the standard
gauge on the ID. & r. u. We have ar
ranged perfect icing aud reasonable IA 2
schedule to all points east, and expect
Kansas City to become the diverting
gateway on this crop rs St. Louis was
the diver ling gateway on the Texas crop.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

I'D. Clark oans over fssa Rice Mon
-1sS - esoA sftss bic tstsrssts at this
ead Of the lios. -
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

School supplies a. Rid.sy's,
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

J. II. Killisn aud family cane devn
Stom . to- months can ping ou the
0ssod Dsss.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Money to loan. A. q. Ameeary,
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

G. n. Hastings Boots. shoes and
,ylovaa
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Ire viatos,- sf .Aestross. noe has
chsres q The tslspt - lisss at this
place.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Tho d. Il X. q. pAy ssS was in u .
fret OF the vssk. making glad the hearts
OF the employees.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Csps. Hits. Of Paoeis. cane down
Wednesday. He 10 going to stsup tie
state fer tbs prohi6itios Hsrly.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Mr.. DIR. L. A. Bi,k arrived homo last
week from . visit Of three mouths to her
mother 10 Omahs.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Al sbossd for the North Fork aud the
Paosis esir.
Psosis vent Get by . sesil majority
last Tuesday. s-a.ar p d.
Miss Nss got back Asedsy fro. Ter
trip 10 Dssvss.
District court conssnss 10 Delta
vssh fsoo psst Tuesdsy.
" ----
TIE Psosia fair ~M - held ssxt
week. the 27th. 2sih and 29lh.
0sorvs Duks. the Ilotcbsiss merchant,
vss 10 town The first ot the week.
NJ. and Mrs. Jsmss Cooks. Of onsha.
sse visiting d.. aud Mrs. l.. A. llick.
The Chipsss plum, Prupus Siuoni.
10 mstins appearance 10 the markets.
J. D. CLARK siil move bic stock of
igoods fson Rico to Delta st a. oarly
stss. 49, -----z----
Ire fiatos,- sf Aestross. noe has
uh.rss q The tsIspt 70 lisss st this
place.
J.H. Killisn sud family came down
Stom . to- months camping on the
0sssd nsss.
J. D. Clark oans over fssa Rice Mon
1oy - essA eftss bic tstsrssts at THE
cad Of the llos. ----
II. T. Watts. OF the Florsncs Tribsae.
10 Waiting Dslts. M. Watts had charge
Of Tbs IHDErsNpESr absut i've ysass
ago.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

Some Of the Grand mess pienict . 70
are returning hone. but all regret lssv
isg the pleasure grounds.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

J. D. CLARK sill move bic stock of
goods fson RIeo to Delta st a. oarly
t'sy. &sa ss-F7l ~
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

The Chipsss plum. Prupus Siuoni
10 Dsking appearance ia the parksts.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

We are under oslie tions to Jack Kill
o fer rsmsmb,ansss Of | 10 cam, \ /,
Il io to lhs Grand q ss.
The Delta independent., 1902-08-22

NJ. and Mrs. Jsmss Cooke. Of On shs.
ere visiting Dr.. aud Mrs. l.. A. llick.
Morris tribune., 1902-10-25
Her Mood Changed.

A young man passing through d
crowd in a great dry goods store
fourd himself side bv side with =
timid looking little man and exact.
" behind lady. A movement OF
the crowd forced the young man to
step upon the hem Of the ladv's
skirt. She turned quickly around
with furious look. and was evi,
IDENTITY about to address some fierc,
remark to him. when change caE.e
over her face suddenly. '.0h, | beg
your pardon, sir she said 81 was
going to gel very angry. lou see,
| thought it was my husband.
Morris tribune., 1902-10-25

In a recent address at Gler-
wood, Hon. Frank Eddy said:
Z" Every voter who thinks
Gov. Van SAINT did right in
opposing the gigantic railroad
consolidation, the merger
should register his opinion by
voting for him. Gov. Van
SAINT ought to be elected by
10000 plurality. | want the
republicans of Pope county to
go to the polls on the 18th of
November and be as earnest
about it as if there We're the
gravest danger of defeat. If
you have something to do on
election day that must be done
then hire a democrat to do it
and you go to the polls and
vote"
Morris tribune., 1902-10-25

Gov. Van SAINT is entitled to
large off-year majority. He
has been fearless executive.
He has done what no governor
of Minnesota ever did before to
our knowledge. He has beared
J. J. Hill and has taken a course
which is likely to bring him
the opposition of all the merger
influence. A small majority for
Van SAINT would be construed
as a rebuke for his railway pol
icy. The people of Minnesota
cannot permit it to be possible
for such a construction to be
made. They have a governor
who has shown courage to do
what was right, and by doing
so has incurred power u l
tenmity. We have not always
had that sort of governors, and
we are not likely to have them
in the future if we do not show
that the people appreciate and
will reward fidelity to duty and
the fearless enforcement of the
law. It's time for Republicans
everywhere to wake up and
realize that an important cam
| paign is on. Gov. Van SAINT
has been working for you. Now
reciprocate and work for him
Give him majority he will be
proud Of Minneapolis Jour
nal.