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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

9fp 8roberianfm Set
ho,,ife 8rooerian1fun6s Bertb aln1bop
2oge, ser Teller ca. $50 Me6Ie11tn1er,
inbbiebe 6eres npe 8pgniug forrige
2br6og. S ben @nleonirg begab ca.
so 8rebre og Seltre af Seem Oorf
2ogerne vMobersmoolet" og v0un=
nebroe" Jig til Yertb 9l1nbop for at
oberpere &eittbeligbe6en. s 6eiten
eeltog ca. 600 Menneifer, 6erib1on0t
Meolemmer fra forifjellige 2oger /
1itens 8per. ct itort Teitmooltio
fon6t Steb, og at BET life mongle0e
poo S6oeoarer, bil man forltoo, naaf
man b6rer, at ber til bette par i1r0=
fjebt 400 Hunb &ieb al forifiellig
Slags.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
Haa 11bitillinesbeib9. Bre1i0el,teu

asaa 11bitillinesbcibs. Breii0enter-
befggte ct. 2ol,is l16lhllingen / 2pr=
Dogs og opbolbt Jig bele Spn0ogen /.
ieGoe ct. Souls @itp. Breli6entenS
nermeite Snngibelier bab6e 11ooiot
fig bans l16itillin9sbei6g, i6et 6e git
10 fra, at 9lnorfifter og a110re Mor=
bere piIbe benbtte 2eili9be6en til at
fomne Hreii6enten tillibs pe0 cit
iao1m Qlnlebni1g; Oct bar 10 paa
8uffalo n61tillingen 1901 at bans
Sorgen9er bleb inigmpr6et. Men
&oolebelt bil6e life la6e fig on1be=
itemme, og ban tilbrogte bele 2er0a-
gen poa l16itillingen tillige1ne6 lin
@uitru og Gutter. San iaa alt, bba6
ser f11n6e fees pao en enfelt Dog;
ierlig Tjerte6e ban Wiltppineru6-
itilli1r9en og &egjeringens u6ltilline
Opm9rfiombe6. Sgn6agen blep til
brogt al Stilbe6 i ct. 2o11is.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

@plb9iitstraftater til fre6elig 8i=
leggelie af internottonale Stri6igbe=
Ser ct MI afi111ttet mellem forifiellt-
ge Mogter @bropa % Mmerifa et
M1tal af IA. Ge er olle enslp6e,16e~
affatte6e efter 6en fronif>engel1fe
Graftots Srblpb. 6ranfrige far 6
Eroftater, me6 England, Stalien~
Spanie1, &ollan6, george og 5peri=
ge og be 6or. @tater; oe an6re 3raf-
toter er mellem ssSStolien og @1glamo,
Donn1arf og &o1lan6, Bortugal oa:
Gpanien, Gpihan6 og England, Bor-
tugal og &ollon6, England og
Sobtpei5, Sc Gor. @tater og Scbmei5
og nrulig nogle flere, iom en6nu life
er offenliggiort. 6ranfrige og Dit
rige ferer be11ne Sis nnberba,16lin-
ger ON on6re Sroftater, og BET pe,1-
tes, at @epegelien for lao6anne Sraf-
tater bil noa til 2on6ene / 5D1ar1e-
rita, Miten og Mfrifa, laa belle &lo<
6en tan blibe omlp916t al en- &ie6e
@ol6gtftstrofter til Sifring af 6re-
Ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

9eobelpremicrne bill blipe nooelt /
0enne Maane6, og bet 1benife 8i6en=
ffabernes 9lfn6emt far onn1o6et tDife
l1niber1 1tteter ON at foreI Ioo &an6ioo<
ter for Hremierne for &en1t og ST.
itologt. Set antages for itffert, at
&p1feren Yrof. &ocb, 3uberfulinets
0pbo9er> og Martoni> Opfin6eren af
6en troableie Eelegrof, bil foa Bre-
mier. Semi og 2iteratl1r= =Hren1ierne
pentes at gaa til 4ltrige. Set er
upi1t om oct norffe 5torting bil u6<
belle 6reosprenien iaor, 6a Gultan=
ben / 3ita1ien life opr1untrer til at
u66ele nogen 8elenaing for bellpf.
fet 9lrbei6e for Sre6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

Sobbolbiptllet fur 6enne @eion
foitet 13 Menneifer 2ibet; Oct famine
@ntal bleb 6rnbt ifior, men MntoI=
let al &ilffabetomne> iom Hap fra set
me6 2ipet, er iaor ltprre er16 noget
Mar ii0en benne Sport ir16fgrtes /
ber er 11enlig 296
To6bol6lpillere fommet til @fo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
Geciprocitet mcb Canada. u9tem

9feciprocitet mco Gamaba. u9te,u
gorf SimeS" brogte iioite llge cit
&orreipon6once fra @olbington> I
bbilfen 1neo0eles, at Hrelioent 9foole=
belt bar anlno6et Sorman0en for Sc
Sor. 5toters Meblenmer of 6e,t co=
na0iife &pjfomisiion, Senator 6air=
banfs, om at orbej6e fen til, at @pj=
fomisitonen poanp f11nbe ia1nles og.
optage Acknowledgements
paa tit Brograr1. Brefi6enten bor-
lobet at gipe enbber Juno 8eltrebelle
/ &etning at gfeciprocitet fin St6tte.
@ono6ierne ielp iigeS life at mere no
get tort &aob ON at faa 9feciproci=
tet giennen1fprt; 6e er mere tilbpjeli=
ge til at onbringe beres Bengc So.
retage1t6er poo Sen iDolige SIDE al.
@r9n1elinien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

&c 9amifc Council Bluffs, Sa.,
bar III, fjebt bere5 e9en Torlomlings=
bpgning. ajebet er ifet pao s(ftier,
% sen al s(ftiielifobet no1gtc ge=
1tprelle bel itoor al Z Meblemmer, lom
otter far nnlgt e. g. s(,tberien til
Erelioe1,t, S. 6. Senien til Sefretnr
% S. S. Mielien til &usierer. Ser
tfol bpgges en- GiIbpgning til Sen ino=
fjebte Gien6on1, iom bertes at pnre
feroig til at toges / @rug / Tebruor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

Snbiamlingen til Tinieu Mtnbes=
merfet. @o1n befie16t bar 6er /
0onmorf 6onnet fig en- @omite til
SS1eoiamling of 8iorag til ct @inoes=
n1nrfe for BrofeSior fiels 81. Sin,
len, bbis oItfor tiblige 800 bar baft
en- foo eneitaoen6e Geltogelie, iaa bel
/ iom u6enfor Donmarf, og 8e6fom-
menbe Sorretningsu6balg bar - be-
grunoet poa 1enne aln1irp6elige Delta-
gelie = bei11&ttet fig til at u6itreffe
S1,6iamlingen af 8i6rag til l16lan6et
/ ben 6orme1ing at mango, ferIig
blarr6t u6bar6rebe 2an6sm916, ,n1oat<
te gnffe at bore me6 til @ngen.
$ sen Mnle6ning bor fgI. oanit
aoniuI 6. s. &anion @bicago an.
nto1et os ON at 1ne66ele, at 8i6rag
til ct Weinsesmerfe nto6toges poa Set
fgI. 6anife @oniulat Chicago, oe
faafremt en- @on1it6 til S1t6ian1line
fra sSffe<6onife iful6e bltbe 6annet
@onfulots6iitriftet bil &oniuI SON.
ion nleo @leoe p6e e1rbber 6nifeIiq
asiiftance
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

fra Chicago, fp6t of 6a,eife Gorel6rc
ieirebe Sirsoag Mften oper vyolna
Gorbett" Ell NnpefGgter fra 9enber,
/ en Scamp / San Trancisco. 9eellon
po,16t 10. Sngang efter at babe
bonfet lin Nfo0ltanber ibnoer og iont=
men % toppet bam for cit Mosie
8lc6.
9en itbitc @ejie. Eaa u9ellig
SGab"s lioite @eiie tilGonmorf beno=
te e't ,,bpagelig @piio6e geatten efter
at Sfibet ban6e forIa6t &ril ltionsiano
for @ielngoaenbe. gn 6ani It 6ormers
&uitru, W}rs. Gbriitenien iprang
oberboro. Sum par poa @iernpejen
til Danmorf iammen me6 iin Ma1tb
og bap0e meoens Ma1ocn lop, let 2ej<
ligbe6 til at inn&tte 116 al &obDtte1l
og enote tit 2ip @plgerne. Otter
@igen6e leo bun af 6orfglgeliesbolt=
bis. 0frs. Gbrilte11len iao bel fom
ben6es @eon6 berte bien1ne poo
2@rp; 6eres @jem ber 2o,16et er life
angtpet / Sc 6a11lfe 8looe.
6inie,ts @ftcrmele. Set oniete
omerifanlfe neoici,1lfe Si6sifrif it
vMeoical &ecoro" far lit Sftober=
nl1mer brngt en l9ngere, n1eget lpn1<
patbetiif slrtifel slnle0nil1g al &ro=
feSior MielS 81. Ginlens Dp6 og i(ut=
ter oenne meo fplgenoe l1otolelje:
uGr. Sinien erbolot 9eobel=Yrp=
mien / 1908, belte1nt for 6en Ner=
ion, ion1 babbe 1torettet Set itbrite
slrbei6e Weenneifebe6ens Gjenelte
paa set me0icinife Smraa6e. Sen
af6p6e &ibenifabsn1an6 bar cit n6=
merfet Sppe paa Sen l,egel1npttige
6orifer. 9on bar cit ligefreln, pel1=
fig @ta,1b, lon1 brp6 Jig fibet ON 8e-
ren1nelie eller He1ge, nen bar belt
optaget al s(rbei6et poo lit ipeeielle
Selt. San efterla0er ct beoerligt,
nplettet 9eab11 lom ct Morutnenl
ober bans slrbei6e. S 2ipet bar ban
beit elifet al fine 2anosnet,6, oG
bans Mi1r6e btl blipe eret poo @rl1no
af bans beie perlonlige Ggenifober
iaobel iom for Sc itore Sing, bon
opnaoe6e poa set bt6enifabelige Ont
raa6e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
Sra Spb 9afota til Spbafrifa. Gn,

Sra Spb 9ofota til Spbafrifa. gn,
gelffe 8looe meb6eler, at en- @olori
Sfonbinaper fra Beresforb ggnen
Spb 1afota er poa Sci til Cope
Comm for at ne6i9tte Jig 5pbafrifa.
0e teller fra Seem Sort poa Spnbog.
Sen beitaar al Softer @onien, @u'
itru og 10 8ern 9ll6eren fra 1 til
II Mar, $. 6. @enrifien, @11itr11 oa
3 8grr, Miels &t1u6len, @ultru oe
1 Barn, &osmus &obertle1t, S6o Sin,
oerien, Marp Sobnion, Mmelia @on,
len, 9lnna 2arlen pg ariitine gSil=
lob1en. Selifabet opgao life for
Gu11oro 2inie11s Mge11t, iom iolgte
Dem 8illetter, noge,1 @runb til 9fei=
fen, men fra o,r6re Si6er paaitaaes
BET, at 6et er reltgible @run6e, fom
Iigger bog Ben lange @eiie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
Sfneipillernc 9ollins CO 9erifinb

Sfnelptllcrnc &plltng CO 0erlftno
bar giort folosia ial 2pffe ooerolt, bpor
be btbtil er optroo6t, Ne!n Dorf,
@bicogo g SSore1tillinger) % &o=
cine, @is. Spcralt bar ser prret
propf1lbt 91,s og p9loig @e9eiltring,
ng Sc nn1toles iom Sc aller bebltc of
ollc be banifc &11nltnere, ser bor be-
iegt snerifo. Sen 2. 9ccen1ber ifol
Sc optrebe / Smoba % rejler Ser
efter til Nocifiefpitens 2onbsmuno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02


Smmisrantitrbmmen til 9eem Oorf
bar nnraaoelig flor be li6lte Gage al
ugen. Sm Tre6a9en anfom u8al=
tic" me6 LOO Snbban6rere fra Gu
ropa; Mntboriteterne poa ellis So
lan6 n9gte6e 6em Silla6elie til at
fonme / 2onb, 6a ser / Sorpejen bar
5000 an6re, nDlig a11fomne SS1t6bon=
6rebe poa 3en, ffi6nt 6enne fun er
beregnet paa at fun1te 11to6tage 5000.
Gre6ag Mften anfom ct og ONT 2gr=
6agen to 1terre l1oban6rerffibe, fulbt
la1te1e n1e6 sSn1migronter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

9lrbejbslp:beben / 2unoon iiges at
bore iterre ioar ems be 1t6lte 12 glor,
og N96en er frpetelig, 1oa meget mere
iom &interen bor mel6t Jig u1ebba11=
Zig tt6lig og meb flor @eftigbe6. S
mango al 2on0ons grbeioerfparterer
bar bungren6e, forfrosne Men6 rot
tet fig lammen og giort Gorieg paa
at plDn6re 8utifer, og Bo1itiet far i
flere Gilfel6e moatte tilfol6es. Sill
itan6en ifal b9re meget forl1roli=
gen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
RlanQt rand$mNnQ / Tmerika.
umeeaaaa asnaanAt Ia
8rnaaer W}aritranb i @ancouper,
{1,sere,,ante s,saatine ira nanse Rider. j

8rpeser Maritranb / &ancouber,
ser fom nepnt / ii6ite 9s1,mer bar op-
bol6t fig / &iebe1rbabn / CONNER,
bar begpnot Gilbagereiien til lit @iem
Der / 2on6et; ban oil fgrlt i,10trnffe
Ger Sonuar, ba ban logger @eien
om as Berlin, Boris o9 2onoon.
Subm &olfs Minoe. slfbpoe Sc
oofter al n9forolpiet", Sobn &olfs
Site blep forrige Sirs6og flpttet til
ct npIig of Mom1mert>& t>&nniteen err
bperpet @rablteo. 61ptningen bar
ltren9t pripot % oDerpere0es fltn al
sSa,niIien % enfelte Meole1:1ner al
@omit6e1. 8ibrog til Mo,1umentet
mobtages fre1nbeles. ....
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

&umgrcsien nle6er oroiner 5es<
1icn fpritfommen6e Mon6og. Nrp=
li5ent &oolepelt bor fit 8ubifob til
&ongresien ifrepet fer6ig; Set liges
at pere ct lneget on1fatgsrigt Do
fnnent> iom bel formelt er itilet til
&ongresien men bbis bele sSu6bolo
er ct 8116ifab til set an1erifonlfc 0olf>
/ bbilfet ban florgigr bele lit politi=
tie Brogrom for lin fon1mel1oe @nt=
be0stermi11 til 1908.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

Trit Sebeforn til Tarmcrmc. N(aer.
brngsoeporme11tet 8oibington Be-
gpnQte 1i6ite l1ge iin oorlige lt0ltil=
ling al Gnoeforn pg 6rp. Ser pil
iaar blibe 1166elt ca. 1000 Sons til
en- &rroi of $290,000, ioet aongres<
iens 8epilling / bette 9ien1eo er ltpr=
re e1r6 noget foregoaen6e glor. Gro=
ntngen af l16belinge1t CT blepet c,l>
Del fora,l6ret, ibet 2an6et ioor er ble=
pet in6oelt / 6 9iitrifter, og Ire al
Manter, iom iGrlig egner fig for Sis
1e, bil bltpe for0elt efter 6ennc sSn6=
oeltng. @ber 6enotor og &orgrcs=
monb foor 14,500 Boffer, brer i11be=
boloe116c 5 min6re 8offer, til lto=
6eling, og 6es1,6en faor bper Scott
gresmon6 500 Eaffer 8lonr1terfrg til
6oroeling blon6t Gelgere @pcr1e.
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-21
.ocA. Aao vsasoaAl ,rens.

trade with II. u. Todd.
Trade at the Palace drug store.
For that dress suit see Bowen.
Roop is paying aaH cents for.
fresh eggs.
See Dunkin for bread. cakes,
pies and cookies.
6. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. 2I-S.
All the latest summer drinks at
Fishers post Office bookstore.
Ask your tailor tor Mitchell's
fashion plates. Bowen has them.
c. H. Hayter rs working for the
Bomgardner & O'Neil Hardware
Company.
Mrs. L. F. Mahoney. OF Eads.
Colo is visiting her mother, Mrs.
J. Dunlap. Of this city.
For SALE-Good sound work
team, with harness; also cedar
posts. Inquire OF w. E. Roop.
For RENT-Space for .two.chs,I
barber shop; good location. In
9uire OF John Gwyn, at the billiard
Ihall.
The TRIBUNE will be sent to all
new subscribers until January u
1905. for IS cents. Now is thu
time to snbsc ribe.
Mr.. S c. Musick. who hsh
been visiting in Missouri durIuS
the past three months, returned
home yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Watt left
last Saturday night on No. 10 Tor
Parsons. Kan, and Beloit, Kan.
to visit relatives for the next thirty
days.
The democrats have opened
headquarters in the Commercial
College building in the room for.
merly occupied by the water com.
missioner.
| c. S. Rine, who has been visit
i,g relatives in LelaTt, w. Va,
and taking in the Worlds Fair
during the past six weeks, returned
home last Friday morning.
DR.. Sapero. the Denver eye.
ear. nose aud throat specialist will
again be in La Junta At the Park
House, September a6th, a7th and
2Sth. Examination for glasses
free.
Mrs. E. D. Andrews. Of Water
loo, Iowa, mother Of w. E and
w. r. Andrews Of this city, arriv-
ed last Saturday morning and will
spend the winter 10 La Junta with
her sons.
Last Saturday two laps drove
into town aud remained q couple
Of hours. They were in quest Of
land on which to put 400 Of their
countrymen TO raising beets. They
went from here to Sugar City
Osdway Era.
Dr.. DePuy, the eye specialist.
will again he as the Park House,
Thursday, September aad. Mr.
Depuy has moved his family 70
Rocky Ford and will spend one
day each week in La Junta 20
soon ~ he can secure an Office
room.
Rev. J. w. franklin. pastor Of
the-A. ~. E. church Of this city
during the past year. was trans
fesred to the charge ss Las Vegas.
N. ~. at the recent session Of the
eonfesence In Colorado Springs.
Rev. w. T. Thosnson was assigned
TO La Jaats.
~. F. Miller, Chairman Of the
sepublican county central commit
tee. hes opened reppblicas head
quarters in the Central Block ad
joining his olsee, with Miss NelIe
Dsusy in charge. All good repub-
Iieass ere invited to cell and make
theaseIves st hone.
Mr. Esd Mrs Hessy Klein. =
PsebIo. we're L. Jusss visisoss fss
La Junta tribune., 1904-09-21
PALACE DRUG STORE ""E sns PRESCRIPTIONS
Soda water at Fishers.
See Bowen for Scotch goods.
soft drinks of all kinds at Fish.

OeS ooWcu tOt oCotCu SUouS.
Soft drinks OF all kinds at Fish
ser's postoffice bookstore.
Take your prescriptions to the
La Junta Drug Company.
B. B. Brown. mayor OF Pueblo,
was La Junta visitor last Sunday
morning between trains.
Don't be deceived. Use Morn
ing Glory coffee. Sold by J. H.
Rapp and J. w. Sherman only.
DR.. A. L. Stubbs. Office in
Simonton block; telephone, Ioa2
red; residence phone. 78a black.
Miss Maud Bradshaw returned
home Monday morning from
lmonth's visit with relatives in
Durango, Colo.
Fox SALE OR TRADE.-Nice res.
idence property, Colorado Springs;
will trade for La Jun;a property.
See DR.. Finney.
N. l.. Van Valer. OF ]. H.
Rapp's grocery. left last Saturday
morning for Camp Point, H.. for
brief visit with his parents.
Jamie Russell. OF Colorado
Springs, where he is working in a
clerical capacity for the Midland.
was La Junta visitor over Sun.
day.
FoR SALE CHEAP-One folding
Morris chair; one book case and
secretary combined. Call at
Stewart cottage, corner Kansas
street and Smithland avenue.
The c. +. & /. baseball team
again won the amateur champion
ship OF the state for the season OF
1904 The team won twenty one
games and lost FIVE during the sea.
son.
George Cunning, OF Las Animas,
was La Junta visitor over Sum
day. George is Just recovering
rom a severe seige of typhoid
fever and looks like the shadow OF
his former huskiuess
Frank M. Tate was renominated
Tor sheriff by the democrats OF
Prowers county last Saturday. II
Mr. Tate is elected he will be a
third termer, which is contrary to
democratic principles in Otero
county and likewise ad nauseum.
Marvin Swanston, driver Of the
hose wagon and general utility
man at the city hall, resigned
rather suddenly last week and left
for parts unknown. Gerald DAM
her. who hiss been employed at
the city hall during the past two
months. is Swanston's successor.
DIX c. Sapero, the eye ear,
nose and throat specialist. is too
we'll known to need any introduc.
tion. His references are his
patients, your neighboss and
friends. He will again be in La
Junts, September 26th, 77th and
a6th at the Park House. Examin
alton for glasses free.
DR.. F. Finney. president Of the
Roosevelt Republican Club. has
issued . cairfor meeting Of the
members Of that Organization At
the court house tonight At 1880
O'Clock for the purpose Of making
preparations for q vigorous cam
psign this fall. All good republi-
| cans are invited to be present.
]. H. Crowley, candidate for
state senator, opened the campaign
yesterday at Fairview orchards,
With . grand Odd Fellows picnic.
which Was attended by all Of lhe
members Of that organization in
Rocky Fosd and La Junts. inciud-
ing the Rebekahs. IL was . very
select affair and social success
| politically.
Lee Kun, . gentleman Of Chinese
ezssactios. left yesterday morning
los Hoog Kong. Chisa, to visit
| ehe scenes Of bis childhood. He
[seeo.uoaassd the eemaina uf LIE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
DUNN ORGAN TRIES
TO SCARE REPUBLICANS
Story That Lind Threatens Nelson's Seat
Is Generally Laughed At

John A Johnson, while in st. Paul yes
terday, characterized as ridiculous the
story printed in st. Paul morning news
paper as coming from a Nicollet county
man that John Lind would attempt to
use Mr. Johnson's election to pave the
way for his own election as United States
senator to succeed Knute Nelson.
1T is ridiculous, and its purpose Is so
evident that it is hardly worth denial,
Mr.. Johnson said when his attention was
called to the story in the Dunn organ.
1.-The first intimation I had of such a thing
was when read it in Mr.. Dunn's personal
organ in ST. Paul. / have only to say that
have never talked to Mr.. Lind or to any
other person regarding it. 1t is all news
to me- and I venture the opinion that
the story never came from Nicollet
county man. 1t seems one has to go away
from home to obtain the news. If there
is any movement astir to capture Senator
Nelson's seat for Mr.. Lind know nothing
of it."
Friends Of Mr. Lind denounce the story
as a campaign canard, printed for pur-
pose. and very thinly shielded canard at
that, and say that Senator Nelson, if in
danger at all, is in danger from the am
bilious members of his own political
party.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
UPRISING is GENERAL
Republicans All Over the State
Turning From Dunn


eff the Democrats get out their vote
in st. Paul and in other Democratic
strongholds of the state, nothing on
earth can defeat the Democratic state
ticket declared T. ]. McDermott, cam
didate of his party for attorney gen.
eral, on his return to st. Paul yes
terday from trip through Southern
Minnesota.
II have been in twenty different
counties, and the uprising against the
Dunn ticket amounts to revolution,
he said. Thousands of Republicans
are in open revolt and insist that moth
ing can coerce them into voting for the
ticket nominated inst. Paul last June.
Lifelong Republicans in every town
and hamlet that Iihave visited have
told me that this year they will vote
for the Democratic state ticket for the
first time in their lives. A special
train run from zHlTfbrota to Rochester
for the Johnson meeting there Tues
day night was patronized largely by
Republicans, and one Republican guar
anteed 500 of its cost. l went with
Mr.. Lind in his first campaign for gov
ernor into Northern Minnesota, and
must say that the Southern Minnesota
meetings have been larger and more
enthusiastic thah in the tidal wave
that brought Mr.. Lind so near TO sue
cess. If the Democrats register and
vote the whole ticket can ana VIII De
elected"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08


John A. Hogan, Democratic candi-
date for register of deeds of Ramsey
county, won the nomination after a
lively contest and has the enthusiastic
support of his party organization for
the responsible position. Mr.. Hogan,
who lives in Rose Town, but a few
blocks outside of the city limits at ST.
Anthony Park, has been a resident of
Ramsey county nearly all his life. He
has ever since he has voted been
aligned with the Democratic party, and
for eight years was county superin-
tendent of schools. He was elected to
this post as a Democrat, defeating
Harry Blake, a strong Republican OPP
ponent For five years he was a clerk
in the Office of the register of deeds
under the administration of James
Bell, when that official was in charge
of the office. He is thoroughly con-
versant with the duties and respon-
sibilities of the. Office, and as he is a
former student of the state university,
he is amply equipped from an educa-
tional standpoint to perform every
function of the office. For some months
he has served in a position of trust in
the Office of P. J. sMetZdorf, county
treasurer, but resigned to enter on the
canvass for the position of register of
deeds. Mr. Hogan promises to make a
personal canvass of the voters of the
county, and his friends are confident
that he will win the election as he did
the nomination.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
NEW YORK WILL HAVE
A CLEAN ELECTION
Authorities Plan to Reduce Crimes
Against the Franchise

NEW YORK, Oct. with a view to
safeguarding the ballot and reducing
crimes against the franchise to a mini
mum, State superintendent OF elections
George w. Morgan arranged today with
the police department to have the lists Of
all registered voters in Greater New York
delivered to him for compilation into a
card index. This index will embrace
probably zoe, 900 names The lists are to
cover the four days of registration in this
city, beginning Oct. IA.
Police Commissioner McAdoo is send
ing out a general order to the precinct
commanders in all Of the boroughs to
comply with the superintendent request
for lists. The plan Mr.. Morgan said, is
directed toward making the election this
year .'the cleanest ever known in this city
or the cleanest inImany years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-08
MORE FOR JOHNSON
Peterson Corects G'enwood
Straw Vote Report

C. L. Peterson, of Glenwood, writes
to correct an item in T h e Gle e OF
Oct. 4, relative to a test vote taken in
that Republican stronghold on guber-
material preferences.
1t was said that the Glenwood test
stood 142 for Johnson. IS for Dunn.
Mr. Peterson writes that he has seen
so many references to this now famous
vote, all more or less erroneous, that
he desires to give the exact facts. He
says:
The vote was absolutely secret,
printed ballots being used and depos-
tied in a sealed box, and 200 bona fide
voters of the village of Glenwood only
being invited to vote. The vote when
canvassed stood: 1853 for Johnson and
AZ for Dunn
Mr.. Peterson says that in connection
with the straw vote at Glenwood a
guessing contest on the result was in
augurated. This feature was public
and was participated in by 165 of the
200 voters of the village. The average
guess was 135 for Johnson and Sc for
Dunn.
A straw vote taken in the st. Cloud
band membership at its meeting Tues
day night was even more significant.
OF the twenty members present when
the vote was taken, the entire twenty
were found to be for John A. john
son for governor. st. Cloud is the
home of James A. Martin, Mr.. Dunn's
manager.