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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Fl. P. Hall, the veteran news
paper man, delighted the conven.
ton in a short speech during the
tiresome wait for the report of
the committee on credentials.
After serving the democracy
since the sixties Mr.. Hall two
years ago turned republican. He
simplored the nvention motto
disrupt the party at this time.
but to stand firm and give him a
chance now that be had entered
the fold,
The convention by Friday
night had been in session too
long-toz be4patient Mith-speeehes.
About one O'Clock Saturday
morning a delegate nominated
his favorite for railway and ware.
house commissioners He feeled
off his ,eulogy in sing song tone
Of voice for minute or tWo-When-
some stentorian lunged delegate
from the rear of the stage roared,
"Amen'', and that particular
speech ended right there.
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The republican state conven-
ton of last week was the most
remarka bile convention ever held
in the history of the state. Never
did so many delegates attend a
state convention in Minnesota,
never We're so many seats con
tested: for three days fifteen
hundred men stood on the tiptoe
of expectancy: rumors of fraud,
of trickery, of trades, of riot
thickened the air; but on the
surface never was there so much
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Safeguard the Children.

Notwithstanding all that is
done by boards Of health and
charitably inclined persons, the
death rate among small children
is very high during the hot
weather of the summer months
in the large cities, There is not
probably one ease=efbowel COM
plaint in hundred, however,
that could not be cured by the
timely use of Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by Bankers
Drug store. ------
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NOTICE OF Application
for
LIQUOR LICENSE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. !.
County OF Beltramf.

STATE OF MtNNESOFA,ts.
County of Beltramf.
Notice-iss hereby given. that application has
been made in writing to the board OF county
commissioners Of said county Of Beltrami ana
filed II my Office praSlnEi lor license to se
on..Jnly 1904 and te rminatins on June %. 30.
following place. as stated IN said application
respectively. to-wit:
KOLSTAD and E'LOM.
III that certain one-story frame building
situate on the nw14. section 4, township 16l.
range 81 and about 100 feet east OF the bound
AIRY line between Roseau and BeltFami conn-
ties. and about 100 feet north Of the Minnesota
& Manitoba Railway and about 40 rods east
of the Roosevelt post Office.
Said application will be heard and deter
mined By said board OF county commissioners
at the auditors oftGf IN the court house In
state OF Minnesota on "Wednesday. ths 18th
day OF July, 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of that
day.
Witness my hand and seal of said office this
18th day OF July A. y. 1921 ,-,,,
lsEALi y. u. Sl ltYESIiLG.h,
5-Ia s' Auditor.
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As between Judges Jaggard,
Douglass and Searle it was evil
dent before the announcement of
the vote that Judge Jaggard had
been nominated. Barely had
yellow Medicine cast it's vote
when the Renvillc delegation
struck up
Jaggard, Jaggard,
We are all for Jaggard
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Excursions East.

Summertourist tickets to all
eastern points by train and
steamer at,greatly reduced rates
II you intend going East let US
plan your trip. We can save you
time aud money. Duluth South
Shore & Atlantic Railway, Mart
Adson, General Agent, 43O
Spaulding Hotel Block, Duluth.
MINI. 65-72
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No Pity shown,

sFor years fate was after me
continuously writes +. a. Gpls
ledge, Verbena, Ala. q had a
terrible case Of piles causing
twenty four tumors. When all
failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured me. Equally good for
burns and all aches and pains,
Only 25c at all Druggists.
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REV ARD

signed for the discovery and finding Of the
bodies Of Mr. N o. Dahl and his daughter.
Aagoi Dahl. who disappeared from their
cEaiins on section ;f3-l5l-:2. Beltrami county.
two miles from During p. o., on Or about
April 9th, 1904 and so will he paid for any in
formation that will lead to such discovery.
&C. ROOD
G c. s'PltANDE1ssz
June u.s. 1901. Crookston. Mimi.
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Working Night and Day.

The bnsiestand mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. These
pills change weakness into
strength, listleness into energy,
.brain-fag into mental power.
They re wonderful in building up
the health. Only 25c per box.
Sold By all druggists.
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SU DESCRIPTION IS PER YEAR
Clapp's Big Hit.

IL there. has beeazany doubt.as
to whom the peop}esof Minnesota
want to succeed Senator Clapp
the recent state convention has
removed it. presiding officer
of the convention Senator Clapp
made a big hit, and the man who
could so successfully handle fiji
teen hundred partizans, keyed
up to the highest pitch Of excite
-ment, and ready at the lightest
word to fly at each-other,s
Threats, is certainly an eminently
fit=man to represent the STATEN
the United States senate. Its
only plain truth to say that =Sena=5
tor lapp sayed=the epubican=
party from disruption. But for
his clear Judgment, his prompt
decision and his vigorous enforce
,ment Of the order there would
probably be two republican
tickets in Minnesota today. II
Tom Reed was a better presiding
officer than Senator Clapp, we
congratulate the memory Of the
man from Maine.
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Popular Excursion.

The Great Northernra an
nounces a popular excursion to
Duluth and Superior Friday, July
%. Special train leaves Bemid j at
9:34 a. IN. Returning leaves Du-
luth 2:3O p. M, Superior 2:45
p. M, Sunday, July "a. Round
trip S.. For further information
call on agent Great Northern
railway.
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. r. J.5CHENEh &
Co, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known F. J. Cheney for the last
Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
/ WALDING, K1NNAN & MARVIN,
----W Wholesale Druggists,
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Toledo, 0,

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous sufaces of
the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price Toe per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
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DGluS vi Uilc SUdSC uhA 'hAS
about fifteen feet from the chair-
mans desk.
Senator Clapp was master Ct
the convention at all times With
one exception. When the cheer.
ing subsidized after the memoir
able vote onthe adoption Of the.
minority report of the committee
on credentials, an excited dele
gate inthe=rearpf the auditorium
gained the ear OF the chair and
moved the nomination of Dave
Clough for governor by acclima-
ton. For a few moments Sena-
tor Clapp had rnore than he could
do to manage his sides, let alone
the convention.
M. J. Bowling, the handless
and footless ex-spealspr OF the
house, headed the Renville.
county delegation. Just before
the famous vote which settled
the nomination for governor, the
most tense moment Of the con-.
=vention, Bowling and his
delegation =cheerfully -broke into
song with
Moses, Moses
We are all for Moses =
Out they go
In he goes
On a bed Of roses.
Moses, Moses,
We are all for Moses.
The convention roared it's APP.
proval and Senator Moses p.
Clapp did not seem much dis
pleased.
Queer things will happen in
politics. Testimony was intro
duced in the Ramsey county con-
test to show that the primary in
one precinct was held in a room
in a private residence with all
doors locked and the only means
of access to the room was a win
dow the sill Of which was seven
feet from the ground. Those
who wanted to vote approached
the window and if they had the
pass word hand reached down
from the window and took the
ballot. There were two judges
and one of them confessed that
the Dunn ballots were cast on
the floor and a solid Collins dele
CATION was sent to the county
convention.
During the Beltrami county
contestthe testimony Of the Dumb
men worked Z. FL. Bailey into a |
fury Of Indignation and he broke
forth with q vigorous and PIC
-turesque presentation OF the Coll
Inns side Of the case. He ended
very dramatically and was retir-
ing when he was asked why, if
the Collins people had 50 large a
control of the county convention,
they did not elect their delegates.
Mr.. Bailey shook his fist over the
committee and shouted, "Why |
we've gotta majority right here
in the state convention and yet
we can't do anything The
committee gave itself over to
smiles and the audience simply
roared with laughter. i
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Robert e. Dunn.

After the most spectacular,
the most exciting and the most
strenuous compaign ever fought
in Minnesota Robert G. Dunn
has been nominated for governor
and will probably be elected in
November by the largest major
.ity ever given a candidate for
governor in the history of the
state of Minnesota. Being the
first paper in Beltrani county
and one of the first in the north
err partof the state, to announce
it's support Of Mr.. Dunn the Pic
neer cannot fail to be much graft
fed that he has been nominated.
Mr.. Dunn owes his nomination to
his record for efficiency as an
administrative officer and to his
personal popularity. We are
confident that three fourths Of
Beltrami county, irrespective Of
party, desired his nomination
and that Beltrami county will
give him more votes in November
than It has ever yet given any
40 j, Il n a4n -ca,. q nv q tfiinn.
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Night Was Her Terror.

II would cough nearly all night
long, " writes Mrs. Chas. Apple
gate, of Alexandria, Ind, and
could hardly getsany sleep. !
had consumption so bad that if I
walked a block | would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed,
three $l.OO BOTTLES ofDr. Kings
New Discovery wholly me and I
gained ffty-eight pounds. It's.
absolutely guaranteed to cure
coughs, colds, Ia grippe, bron-
.chitis and all throat and lung
troubles. Price SOC and $1.O0.
Trial bottles free at all druggists
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Excursion to Lake Superior
,JuIy %.

Special excursion train to Du-
luth and Superior, via the Great
Northern Railway leaves Bemidji
at 9;34 a. NJ Fare for round
trip $500. Take this opportunity
ofseeing beautiful Lake Superior.
For futher in ornate n-callon
agent Great Northern Railway.
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The Dunn delegation and the
Collins delegation from Beltraml
county sat side by side through
out the convention their seats
being on the stage and only.
about fifteen feet from the chairs
mans desk.
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good humor, SO much laughter,
so many funny things in any Con-
yention. Wit and humor may be
said to have saved the day.
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candidate for any office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22

rs ~ q
ner. Alex ali.s.ss, were tae occupants
Of the auto and thatethey had been
killed.
The injured men were taken to the
Coney Island Reception hospital, and
the engineer and fireman of the train
were arrested.
Mr.. Rauscher had invited the party
to take a spin in his thirty-flve horse
power Panhard car, and they were
bowling along toward the crossing at
high speed, while a freight train was
making for the same point behind a
fringe of trees, going at about twenty
Eve miles.
There were no gates at the crossing,
no hagman could be seen, and ii is said
the train did not sound its whistle.
The train struck the auto squarely,
crushing 1t into bits ind tossing the
fragments along the track for Il dis
lance Of 200 feet.
Mr.. Rauscher and Mr., Buckhart were
in the front seat and had an instant's
warning. They escaped with less Sc
we're injuries than the others, though
all were tossed by the locomotive.
Abbott and Merritt, who were in the
rear seat. apparently had no warning
whatever Of their peril. Both will
probably die.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22
MR.. N is RIGHT

President Conyery, OF the Water
Board, knows exactly what is expected
OF him, az head Of that important
lcommisaion, and he Is losing nj OPP
portunity to live up to these expecta-
tions. That the people OF Perth AM
hoy want wafer there is no doubt and
they want the hest to be had. The
Water Board has been in existence
hardly seven months, but 1t has &C.
oompIishod great things and, judging
from the way 1t is tackling the
di fferent problems, 1t intends to do a
great denl moro. The
work done Thus far cannot really be
felt here until that new main under
the Raritan river is completed.
The commissioners did wisely in not
allowing tho contractor to change the
course of the pipe line on tho river
bed. Tho course as now adopted has
been approved by tho Wal Department
and in such a cnse, it pays TO let well
enough alone. Ths mixup over the
new Raritan river bridge is a lesson
in this regard. Let the pipe line
down as quickly as possible without
becoming entanRlsd in any Of the red
tape connected with the government
departments. Az President Convery
says, the people wnnt water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22

navy Captain Pillsbury, acting chief
of the bureau Of navigation, and other
officials of the navy department are
considering further restrictions on ma
val enlistments. A tentative regula-
ton which has been prepared for the
action Of the secretary Of, the navy and
is likely to be adopted reads as follows:
Hereafter no aliens will be enlisted
in the naval service of the United
States except those who may be en-
titled to re-enlistment under the pro
visions Of law relating to continuous
service ard except also Asiatics on the
Asiastic station who may be enlisted
in the messmen branch to fill vacan-
cies, but not to serve elsewhere than
on that station"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22
VOTING MACHINE co.
SUES COMMISSION.
Columbia Concern Objects to Award
lag Contract to the Stand
ard Corporation.

Trenton, July 22:-Attorney General
Robert d. McCarter has been notified
BIZ i~Godnseio2 Charles O. Black, Of
Jersey City, that he will apply Satur-
day morning to Justice Dixon at
Allenhurstsfor a writ of certiorari to
carry to the Supreme Court the action
OF the. New Jersey State Voting
Machine Commission awarding the
United States Standard Voting Ma
chine Company q contract for the sup
ply d ffvotihe machines to be used at
the DINING election.
Tfhhomplainant in this action is
Hhed9d bie Voting Machine Com
pahS Mldsthc defendants named are
Joseph 81. Brohel and others of the
Voting Mnchine Commission.
Contracts for these machines were
left 10 the Standard Company. Juiy
10, and they provided for the pur.
chase BIZ the State Of 100 machines al
$500 apiece. The company agreed to
lot tho State have forty of the forty,
four candidate machines TO BIO used
in lien OF the same number of thirty
candidate machines. These are II be
returned after..the election upon tht
delivery of tho thirty OF the fprts
candidate machines.
Ground for the suit set forth in the
notification to the Attorney GaneFal
is that the Ection Will be TO- NE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22
AN AUTO DISASTER
Loag Island Train Wrecked
Rauscher'a Motor Gar.
MACHINE AND FlVs MEN TOSSED UP
Trs.ia struck Car sduarcly, crushing
IL and Sealing Fragments
Along the Track Fot Two
Feet.

NEW YORK, July %. Five men
crossing the Long Island tracks at
Kings highway and G~ravesend ave
nue., near Coney island. IN an, autemo-
bile. were struck by a freight train, the
machine wrecked and its occupants
thrown out. S4Ystg 4s4.
The victims were: Martin RauScher,
proprietor of Albemafle hotel, Concy
island, severely cut and bruised; Hora-
ito Abbott OF Sea Breeze avenue, COM
pound fracture OF skull, win probably
die; George Merritt Of Courtlandt
street, C6ney island, arms and legs
broken, condition critical; Albert Buck
HABIT, cut and bruised; unidentified man,
seriously injured.
The accident gave rise to d report
that spread CONSERVATION at the Brigh-
ton Beach race truck. There it was
said tAat q. II. Thomas and hts part
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22
a A . CYCLONE.
Many BADLY Injured In Storm At
Augusta, Ga.

~
Augusta, Ga.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July pa storm
Of cyclonic proportions swept the east
arn aud southern sections Of the city,
loina great damage TO property and
injuring several people. The Hale
Street Baptist church was completely
demolished, n paint shop of the Central
Railroad company totally wrecked, q
small cottage on Hale street completely
wrecked. the roof Of a carpenter shop
Of the Georgla railroad blown away,
the end OF a house on Lincoln street
was crushed in by u falling tree and
the grand stand at the baseball park
Is a complete sreck.
j. X. Norris was fatally injured
William Brown. head gaslled and ear
gone; j.. w. Livingston. William Me
Cnrthy. J. X. Calhoun and NJ: II. Fen
" are slightly injured. All are en-
ployees Of the Central railroad. Sophia
Turner was slightly hul1 ln the Hale
street house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22
COUNTY MAY
SOON HAVE A
BETTER JAIL.
Committee Inspected
Q a the Old Structure
od' 10 yesterday.
ALTERATIONS $4,000.

New brunswick, July 22:-Members
of the County Buildings Committee Of
the Board Of Freenolders, including
Chairman 0Neill and Concannon, ITO
|eether with County Engineer
Doughegty and Sheriff Carman. made
an inspection yesterday afternoon
with Mr.. Lippincott, representing q
st. Louis firm which makes prison
cages, OF the county jail, with a view
of determining whether the cells
made by the firm could be placed In
the jail AS a result. it was shown
by the agent that tho cells could be
very easily installed. and all the i'm
PROPONENTS needed in the jail. he
said, could DO made for $50, 600. Al
tIie meeting OF the board, in August,
he will submit plans and an estimate
of the cost for the work
The new scheme proposes 10 make
complete changes within the jail
without disturbing the present walls
at all, and these changes will make
the jail as safe and sanitary as de-
sired, IN l will meet all the require
ments of the law as to keeping pris
loners In separate apartment.
1t is proposed to place the mems
cells on the west side Of the jail,
where the women's cells arc now, and
transfer the cells of tile latter to the
opposite side of the jail. This will
be done to allow of three tiers OF
oe lis for the mon If needed. rs the
exoava tions already made Under the
womcn's department will permit Of
this without the cost OF digging. BY
tits arrangement tlieie cal be placed
sixteen cells ON q tier for the mems
side, and siaseen cells on q tier fol
tile women. AS only two tiers would
be- built at first for the men, forty
eight cells or cages. as they are called
could be provided. As.the law allows
two prisoners placed in a cell n
necessary ninety-six prisoners could
10 CuIdu lOE III btO 1AhpAOtoU JeA -'
plans Of Mr.. Lippincott kpermit o
only a few. cages put in at o time and
the others may. be added w%Ieneyet
needed.
The plans will permit of separate
compartmen ts for witnesses and boys,
us we'll as a separate cell for DRINKS
to BIO placed in tho Jail only over
hight. Tho old walls are said to be
better now than new ones would be
Mr.. Lippincott assured the county's
representatives that the changes sug-
gested would give the county prac-
tically a new jail. The cages made
b. his firm are fitted with patented
metal folding beds. His firm is in
stalling the cages in the new jail at
Newark.
Chairman O'Neill is very enthusiasts
tic over the prospect of the improve
ments being made ut q cost that will
not be excessive and which, at tie
same time, will give the county an
up-to-date structure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, July 22.-
The Democratic state convention has
adjourned after nominating the follow
ing ticket: Governor, Joseph w. Folk
Of st. Louis; Lieutenant governor,
Thomas 1. Rubey of La Plata; secfe-
tary of state. Samuel b. Cook of Mex
leo; auditor Of state, Albert o. Allen
Of New Madrid; treasurer of state,
Judge James Cowgirl OF Kansas City;
attorney general, Elliott w. Major OF
Bowling Green; railroad and ware
house commissioners, H. Rubey 0glesby
Of W~arrenshps4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22
WHAT IT WAS INTENDED FOR.

The News, on Wednesday, published
several press comments made on the
Industrial number which was recently
issued BY this paper. The Jersey City
journal has the following to say:
ssThe Perth Amboy News got
out an Industrial edition last week
TINT was a credit to the town. 1t will
give tile people of the State as we'll rs
outsiders a new idea of Perth Am
boy
That Is just what the edition was
meant to do. 1t is we'll known that
the people of the State have no idea
what q hustiinR, progressive city
there is located at the head of Raritan
bay and the Evening News got out its
Industrial number to show them.
'"ssat We have met with success seems
aVident.
The following pleasant little rom
ment comes from our friend across
the creek, the Woodbridge Weekly
Register;
The Evening News of Perth Am
boy issued its industrial number
Thursday. 1t is Perth Amboy up tC
nate, with pictures of all the public
bnIldings, industrial plants and many
citizens. It is a souvenir which will
be treasured by many for years tt
come"
For those accept eur thanks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22
n,u Ere a. Portland, Me.

PORTLAND, Me, July 22.vA fire
which broke out in the storehonse Of
the Twitciell Champlin company last
night has grown so serious that all
available apparatus has been called
out. 1t Is one of the most extensive
wholesale concerns in the grocery bust
ness in New England, and the loss will
be heavy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22

CINCINNATI, o., JULY 22.-The mem
hers Of the grand lodge in session here
have adopted tho recommendation OF
Grand Exalted Ruler Tanning abolish
ing the grip and sign. Captain Champ
s. Andrews, exalted ruler Of New
York, was appointed by Grand Exalted
Ruler Tanning as a member of the
board Of governors of the Elks Nation
al home, near Richmond, WI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22

u of ali allegation that bids wsro
advertised for in such q manner as to
practically exclude all competition
with the Standard company. 4
Expection is taken TO the part OF
the contract by which the State is to
have tn free use OF the machines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22

The State Tax Board has made a
large reduction IN the assessed yalua-
ton of the Union Brewery in Union
Hill, md in doing so has aided one
more to tho series Of plumbers 1t has
made in this county.
Thtre..are quite a number OF brew
cries III Hudson County, and they
we're all valued ON output and com.
parative value Of buildings. BY arbi-
trarily reducing the value Of one
brewery the State Board will prac-
tically force q reduction of all, and
all were lower than they should have
been. Jersey City Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-22
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The threateped demonstration of the
Yong faction of the Republicanlparty
Middlesex county against Congress-
n Howell when the latter comes mp
denomination ID the third district.
disappeared. Republicans this
indulging in ~factional
determined to phil to-
ing harmonious pull
them every distrif
"a, ::bssides 0iviN