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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-09-20
PRIMARY ELECTION POINTS.

PRIMARY ELECTION POINTS.
Primary election booths will o'clock this the
All qualified allowed
of the casting his first ballot declare
the ballot desired
The first both ballots the used
sealed.
To be qualified lived
months;
Length
the live
the
lived full six
is fully qualified
taken
practice is allow those who will
state the months Nov.
Both parties will have chaenses at the various polling places
him make oath that he is qualified the privilege
in a
challenged
sible and not
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-09-20

County Surveyor
John B: Irvine. J.H. Armstrong.
Henry S. Potts.
Coroner
AbaTles A. wi Miller II nobm sohn IN 6 SoSis1spg Melson
A. p. Miller
c. A. Haas.
Abstract Clerk
]. o. Vervais. Albert Schuetz.
L. G. Brunson. Frank J. Obst.
Superintendent of Schools
Gin country precincts)
Thos. Montgomery.
Court Commissioner
James -Egan. Henry Gallick
James F. Border. Frank A. Maron.
Ed. M. Sharp.
Edward H. Wood.
County Commissioners
(Vote for four in city,
Robert N. Grady. T. A. Deichen.
VIM. E. Dindorf Geo. A. Nash.
George Thill. Geo. H. Hazard.
L. F. Block. Melvin ]. Wiley.
John B. Arend. Louis HI. Peter
E. Skoog. Christ J ohnson.
VIM. j. Preston. NelS j. Ness.
j. A. Nilsson. N. Pottgieser.
r. N Hare. Matt Jensen.
Fred Schroeder. Gregory P. Rftt.
James Cleary. Robert H. Seng.
John Wharry.
E. B. Lehman.
l.. F. Fairchild.
Charles A. Nitz.
(Vote for one in country
West of Rice street
Adolph Lindgren. A. P Wright
Edward KnoW1an.
East of Rice street
Henry Bucher. James Powers.
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PARTIES PICK THEIR
CANDIDATES TODAY

Ramsey County to Test Primary Election Law the Sec
ond Time-vote Is Expected to Almost Equal That
Cast at 1904 Spring Primary Fight
Will Bring Out Republican Vote
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BUSINESS CHANGES
Continued

Continued.
FOR sALE-BILLIARD HALL IN TOWN OF
one.third n' Cash balance "a easy terms A. G.
Montague Little Falls, Mimi =
FOR sALE-sToCK OF HARDWARE, NEW;
invoice $1,000 large discount; may consider
G., Box SO, Eveleth, MINI.
CORNER GROCERY, THE ONLY ONE IN THE
WI ss for a5s q the 9a
CY. Bank of Commerce.
FOR sALE-MoDERN THREE-TRACK BOWL
Ing alley property; write Bonesteel State Bank,
Bonesteel. S. D.
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE, a BARGAIN IF
Address 1852, Journal.
SMALL, CLEAN STOCK OF HARNESS AND
Quick sale party leaving Tor oaiforhia. 4has.
E. Hicks, Bfaden, Neb.
CIGAR STAND, CENTRALLY LOCATED; A
rare bargain. You must act quick II you
want it. Northwestern Business Agency,
Bank of Commerce.
MEAT 2Ass IARKET MIcELY TURMIsaED DoIMG
reason for selling; it will pay you to look
this up. 1927, Journal.
HARDWARE-GOOD STOCK; TW0.sToRY
building, with shelving and counters, in one
Of the best farming sections of the state. -
dress 9344, Journal.
WANTED-M1LLER WITH $4,000 70 INVEST
ss tale Of Ssa s ms
Falls South. Canada.
BAKERY, RESTAURANT AND CONNECTION.
cry, with soda fountain, for sale, or will trade
for hotel business. Address Joe Weglewitz,
Lake Benton, Mimi
houses, groceries, eonfectioneries and saloons
or real estate. Minneapolis Business Agency,
420 Temple Court 4s.
WILL BUY STOCK OF MERCHANDISE FROM
merchants only for cash and good clear lands
a
Brainerd. Mimi.
WANTED-s4 600 STOCK GENERAL MER-
chandise in exchange for 120-acre improved
Kamar, Iowa.
OWNERS, WRITE "BUsINEss oPPoRTUNI.
ties" 30S Sykes block, Minneapolis MINI.
Over 500 agents will combine to deal your
WANTED-A GOOD DREssMAKER TO GO IN
| partnership in good location: must be good
| at cutting and fitting Box So, Menahga,
| WANTED-PARTY WITH FEW THOUSAND
dollars to take an interest in business buying
selling and improving real estate. 9747, Jour
nal
WANTED-A Two-TRACK BOWLING ALLEY
lowest PRICE Box &c.,
FOR sAIE-HALF INTEREST IN A WELL
/ paying real estate and rental business; will
| stand investigation. Address 9719, Journal.
a STOCK OF MEMS FURNISHINGS, HATS
ana caps, clothing ana shoes; VIII sell cneaL
If sold at once. Address 1885, Journal.
PAYING WOOD WORKING PLANT; WILL
| sell all or part to thoroughly competent man
! A. r. Kibbe, New Richmond, Wis.
FOR --WELL-EsTABL1sHED AND PAY
ing livery business only one in live town of 4O
population. Address 9625, Journal.
WE CAN SELL YOU A LEASE OF 40 ROOMS
4 of the best transient houses in the city
\ Fine location. 9456, Journal
4 GOOD STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
C.. 10, Reed
| agent, Hastings, MINI.
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J. CLATRvoYANTs
>>@~>
Observation-Disclosures.

1o20-NICoLLET-102o
5Oc and $1-READINGS-5Oc and 81.
DR.. Joseph Mitchell. worlds famous clairvoy-
ant and palniist. He gives full names, dates.
facts and locations. No matter what your
troubles may be, sickness love. marriage or
Yon will find immediate relief.
Readings by mail Send 81, date Of birth,
lock Of lair; ask any question you wish.
Hours 0 to 8.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
1O2O-NICOT4LET AV-1U2O.
Diagonally opposite new Auditorium.
MR. KHIRoN, PALMIST AND PSYCHIC, WILL
give his So life reading for soc; time lin.
ted" he tells you II your friends are true OF
false; gives reliable information on all under.
others. So 9Th st s, between NicolIet and
Henneptn avg. Hours, 10 - es6As
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HUGO JOHNSON KILLED
Son of Senator Charles A. johnson OF ST
Peter Crushed by Cars.
Special to The Journal.

bpeclaI 20 ZIG J0ufnaI. -77 -
son, son Of Senator Charles A. Johnson
of ST. Peter, was killed here this forenoon
by being crushed on the platform of a
telescoped railway coach. He had come
here to visit his sister. He was 81.
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"rhe Woods Arc FuI Of Deer,

''The Woods Are Full of Deer
little leafet bearing this title con-
tains lot of information in regard to
the deer, small game, birds and fish in
the Adtrondacks this fall, and the
shooting will begin at an early day.
Send a 2-cent stamp to George IN.
Daniels, General Passenger agent,
New York Central Railroad New
York, and he will send you a copy.
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Farm Lands.

! CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR SMALL
and large grain and stock farms, and land,
which we offer for sale on liberal terms in
Hennepin, Anoka. Isanti, Wright. Sherburne,
Stearns and Benton counties; oil farms To-
good buildings timber and meadow; some have
living water and bordering fine lakes; every
farm is examined by my agents and You will
find them as we advertise. When you come to
the fair give call ask for printed list,
which gives particulars.
9. CHRISTENSEN,
p21 Roston R1ock Minneano1ia
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OIL cur; 35


ALIENS ULCEfSlNE SALVEs 3. 35I,7s94
Cures Chronic Ulcers, Bone Ulcers, varicose
Ulcers, Scrofulous Ulcers, Mercurtal Ulcers,
Fever Sores, sGangrene, Blood Poisoning,
All Sores OF long standing Positively never fails
Draws out all poison. Saves expense and suffering.
SOC. J.P. ALLEN NEDycINE Coz ef. fAvts Mn
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GENERAL AAscAu g.

GENERAL AAscALL DEAD.
Chicago Aug. 3O.-General M S. Has
call died this morning after long illness
at his home in Oak Park. He grad
uated from West Point in the class with !
General Phil Sheridan, and took part in
many battles during the civil war
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PIANOS


Unusual bargains in slightly used pianos for
fair week. Most of them are absolutely as
good Terms. cash or So to rs
HALLET & DAVIS PIANO. regular $500
style, fol $110 Ebonized case, l-3 octaves
SINGER PIANO, regular 1925 style, for .$1SO.
Beautiful oak case, nearly new; very hand
some instrument.
HUNTINGTON PIANO, regular $3.50 style.
for $225; very attractive mahogany case; can
DIETRICH PIANO, ebonized case, Z 1-3 &C.
taves; splendid bargain at 500.
HAINES & co. PIANO, regular $3.50 style
for $220;. fancy English oak case largest
size; nearly new.
CHICKERING PIANO, regular S425 style.
for $215. Ebonized case, 7 octayes, In excel
lent condition. good specimen OF this ia
make.
CROWN PIANO. regular $3.50 style for s2e5;
extra fine mahogany case, full size, unusually
fine tone. A magnificent instrument.
STERLING PIANO, regular $500 style, for
500; this is new. instrument, damaged a
little in shipping, but has been put in nearly
perfect order; beautiful mahogany case: we
have good square pianos at SIS, SIS, $50, $40
$50, $50.
SO 5th st S, corner Nicollet, av.
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~~~-~-o1~~~~~N~~~~N~~
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING; FURNISH
paper for rooms from $3.50 to So and 81 for
hrst-class paper II. Bank. 52S Washington
av N. N. w. Tel. Main 4139 L.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BUSINESS CHANCES

PERRY & co., 81.
Northwestern Building.
is rooms; rent $40; price 5000. (,
IA rooms; rent $50; price $3.50.
II rooms; rent $780, price $500.
IL rooms; rent SOC; price $3.50.
RESTAURANTS.
Restaurant, good location; price $4,000.
Restaurant, paying well; price $1,000
GROCERIES,.
Grocery-Will take stock $4,000.
Grocery, fine location, ST. NT.
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PIANOS. PIANOS.
SPECIAL SALE OF PIANOS FOR FAIR WEEK.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES.
Gable upright only ............. 500
stone upright only ,..................$1 15
S145
Fischer unrinht only ,,,,,,,,........... $1T0
Vose &, Son Enrighr only ,.,,...........$1S0
wesley. almost new 500
Tvereft almost new. large size ...... .$21S
Weber piano, was 5000 .i..t. .e.S1eo
-s.-t ~" PIANO PLAYERS. $50 7'sa 10
Pianola, mahogany case ...i.. .Sllo
1 Pianola, mahogany case, good as new ...$li0
l APOLLO OAK cuSe .'Y!o ~
Cecilian, mahogany case, used one month. $lo.,
Organs from So and upwards, III makes OF
BulIon s. Curtis. Kimball, Crown, Western
Cottage Boudoir, Esterly and others. These pi.
amos have all been used and are the greatest
bargains ever offered IN Minneapolis. Can at
once.
s. W. RAUDENBUsH CO.,
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TAILORING
WALT. PAPER

FINEST LINE OF FALL AND WINTER SUIT.
ings Turnquist the Tailor, GIG LIST az s.
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WRINKLES

BY A SCIENTIFIC METHOD LINES, wR1N.
kles, scars and all dscoloration is perma-
nently removed in six days. Results guaran-
teed permanent aud harmless. DR.. Eta n.
Brotherton, $50 Nicollet av, second floor.
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We guarantee to protect you against debts
and mortgages.
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DR.. WYATT, LOCATED il YEARS AT $50
Hennepin, has had 80 years Of wonderful sue
in curing and women of kidney,
blood or wasting diseases. Visit, write him,
free, and get cured.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Denver, Spokane and Pacific coast
points; frequent shipments and lowest pos
sibe rates. Write or call Oh The Boyd Trans.
fer 6 Storage Co.. 40 Sd st s. Both phones
NoTICE-FAIR WEEK-sPECIAL PICTURE
sale fine oil paintings, unclaimed pictures,
$4,000 feet holdings. We frame pictures
cheap. Wholesale and retail. Zesbaugh, IL
9Th st S.
MINNEHAHA LODGE, A. F. AND A. NJ, WILL
confer the NJ. NJ. degree Tuesday evening.
Refreshments after the work.
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PERRY & co.,
Room 4n5. Northwestern Building.

We can sell your business from ten to fl
teen days. List with =
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DAKOTAH FOR WHEAT,
DAKOTA FOR WHEAT.

DACOTAH FOR WHEAT.
Crowds are going to get FREE HoMEsTEADs
worth So 600. We have 900 acres adjoin
Ing the Homesteads for $40 an acre, eHsy
terms. Free coal, rich soil, excellent water.
good schools and churches. few years.
cultivation and these lands will be worth $50
to $50 an acre. Come join the County Seat
colony. Write for maps. VIM. H. Brow 4
Co., Mandan, N. D., or 131 LaSalle st, Chi
cago.
county, Wisconsin; three miles from railroad
station; land mostly level; choice clay soil;
timber estimate 2ooo0o fee1 passwood, Zoo,g s.
gle wood, 5000 ties 1000 cords hardwood,
1000 fenceposts. For quick sale will take
$4,000. Land worth the price after timber
is removed. G. Fl. Anderson, 500 Temple
Court, Minneapolis.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNuLTY DETECTIVE AGENCY, 21o KAsoTA
y Bldg. S. J. McNulty, Mgr. Detective work
In all Its branches. References, police head
quarters. Minneapolis N. W. phone.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FoT

Read our list Of bargains for this weeks sale;
Extension table, cost $40. FOR $40.
/ Steel range, cost $40, for u.s.
Secretary bookcase, cost Si0. for $40:
Mahogany dresser, cost S3o, Tor 4lo.
Oak dresser. cost $25. for $500
/ Oak sdeboard cost $780, for $l1.
1 Corner china closet, cost $780, Tor $500
Solid mahogany settee, cost $50, for $lO.
1 Solid mahogany Colonial bed, cost $l2o Tor sou.
Colonial thIee-oanel mirror for SIS
i Upholstered mahogany rocker. cost sa5. for SIS.
/ BOX couch, cost $2S for $11.50.
l Organ in good condition for IS.
i Hail tree with heavy French plate mirror, cost
SIS, for $3.50.
300 Plstes ut SC each.
i96 Wash bowls at 25c each.
Music cabinet for S4.50
Hall chair cost $22 for $500
Fine lot OF sample Royal Wilton and body
Brussels rugs. sizes SIS by los: So by 1913.
Lady's desk for $3.50.
/ Davenport sofa for So.
Handsome iron and brass beds as good as new.
Welsh folding bed, cost $780, for SIZE
Odd dressers from 81 to $12.
Rattan rocker. 81.
Steel folding couch.
Welsh folding bed cost $65, for $22-oO
Feather pillows.
30 Yards Wilton stair carpet.
Mattresses springs, etc.
At DOWNS SALES kOOAIS. 8 FIFTH ST. S.
Opposite Lumber Exchange.
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We buy and sell more businesses than all
other agents combined.
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT IVES.
tern Stove Repair Co.. 3D. HenneDin av.
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pILEs-DR. H. WAITE, rs YEARS SPECIAL
list; cures every case; write for pamphlet;
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis
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Money to loan on any of the above bust
nesses .a
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7,O0O only hall in town: four tables;
one third cash, balance easy terms. A. G.
Montague, Little Falls MINI.
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NOTICE

JoBBING IN STONE, BRICK AND CEMENT
work and chimneys repaired. Do any kind Of
mason work. Phone T. @. 2451. John E. Layne.
contractor, 121a 4th st N.
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Unimproved.

BARGAINS IN EIGHTH wARD--CoLFAX- 31st,
Dupont near Lake St Emerson-2 Sth st, Holmes
ay near Lake st. Hennepin27th st. Bryant
ay-2fth st. Adams st NE-13th aT; many more.
Bortle, 68S Bank Of Minneapolis building.
BEST LOT BARGAINS KNOWN, CHICAGO
av, corner 35th, only $500; Park av, near Both,
only S400; Park av near 34th, 49-foot lot, $735.
L. l.. Sutherland, SOB Oneida block
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PLUMBING

w. q. BAYLEY & SON, PLUMBING AND
heating, sewer and water connections. LOT
Postonice court and 3027 Nicollet- Both
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO BARGAINS.

sS PIANO BARGAINS. 6,
Terlns--We prefer to make terms to SUIT tue
purchaser Nod
good for practcing purposes, only $9o. -
Chickering upright, second hand epohlzeu
case, cost new $3.50, only T14O ~, o,ns
New upright fully warranted. Inc same
grade Of plano is sold elsewhere for $2lo' our
price $1lS, COOK
Schaefer, upright nearly new, regular $3.50
st:le will close out $21O.
been out on rent, only 500. ~.
ChiCkering, upright, largest and most Sost!y
style: usual price 500. 1t Is too cosby -
carry in stock and because 1t Is little snop-
+ worn will close out at $41O.
Easy terms If desired.
Heller upright grand in beautiful mahosany
case rich full tone, responsive actlon. COY. ias
practically new. and the usual price Is Saoo'
special price $240. -
Remblranlt, upright, oak case, nearly new
fisch he upright, new $3.50 style. but dscon-
tinued, $3.50.
Grovenstein and Fuller. upright, $50.
Mason and Hamlin organ, only $2O.
Burdett organ only $50
Square pianos $40, $2J, SO
Offer extraordinary.
Free freight 200 miles.
ANY piano bought during fair week Wnelner
at our city salesroom or at our FAIR Sfouhu
Exhibit, will be sent home freight paid to u
distance of 200 miles,
( HOWARD, FAREWELL & CO.,
TOT Nicollet, Minneapolis.
Reliab1a piano Lea lerS.
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MEDICAL


FOR WOMEN ONLY.
DIR, r. G. RAYMGND'S Monthly Regulator
has brought happiness to hundreds Of anxious
women. No pain, no danger, no interference
with work; relief in 3 to 5 days. We have
never known of single failure. Mail orders
promptly filed. Price $500. DR. r. G.. RAY
MOND REMEDYa CO., ROOM SO, 81 ADAMS
ST. CHICAGO, ILL.
MRS. DR.. F. g. MCKAY. NEW ADDRESS, Z
7th st s, between Hennepin aud Nicolet
Electricity, alcohol vapor swents, electro-mag-
netic treatments, will cure rheumatism, ma
laria, insomnia and nervous diseases. Open
8 to o. Telephone. 1973-L1 Main.
DR.. HEINEN GIVES VITAPATHIC, ELEC.
trical massage chiropractic treatment for
backache, nervous disorders, kidned, bladder
stomach, piles, female diseases, rheumatism
or general rundown. Call 1O17 list nv s..
Consultation free.
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CORNER GROCERY, THE ONLY ONE IN THE
neighborhoOd will sell for 75c on the dollar
snap. NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGEN-
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FOR SALE-MODERN THREE-TRACK BOWL
ing alley property; write Bonesteel State Bank,
pCne = Il Z
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MINES AND MINING

MINING STOCKS THAT PAY FROM IL PER
cent to "a per cent; we can get them for you.
We har die paying stocks only. Address C. w.
Strong, Longmont. Col.
1880 OF SALMON RIVER MINING AND MILL
ing company treasury stock ut &c per share.
Address 43I5 Nicollet av.
10, 600 SHARES SALMON RIVER MINING AND
Milling company capital stock for sale, $500.
Address 1R14 Inurnal
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALE, A BARGAIN IF
taken at once; rhree-chair shop; two years
established; must sell on account of sickness
Address 1852 Journal, fae-
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LADIES TURKISH BATHS
MACHINERY

IRON WORRYING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chfnery; large stock 2d-hand and new. North
ern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st s. Minneapolis.
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FOR SALE-ST0CK OF HARDWARE, NEW;
invoice $4,000; large discount; may consider
part trade; make offer and get particulars.
G., Box SO Eveleth, MINI.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-12

cempsWIoW 1WsssWsU end eWesstsseo.
The Youths Companion uses
entertainment IS . means rather
than IN end. conveying always in
its fiction aud its articles some
convincing truth OF some contsi
button to the useful knowledge OF
its readers.
The 2as men and women enlist
ed to write for the Companic q
represent an infinite variety Of
talents and cal!ings. Through the
Companion they address not only
the young and imPressionsbIe. but
the fathers and mothers Of the
nation. The entire family claim a
share in the good things which fill
the Companions pages
Full illustrated announcement,
describing the principal features
OF the Companion's new volume
for 1905. will be sent to any ad-
dress free.
The new subscriber for 1905
will receive all the issues Of the
Companion for the remaining
weeks Of 1904 Tree from the time
OF subscription. also the Compan-
ion Carnations Calendar for
1905, autographed in twelve coloss
and gold. sssas.
YoUTH's CoMPANIox,
Boston, Mass.
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eaUaca AssosscGnGnrs.

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eAsssassa ehsssh. ~. ]. =. oeIssss.
assse.sd essssyssiss. ~. = 49,
Preaehisg BY The psstos % The
Sabbath - II . M - usual.
Sabbath School u 10 = ..
Chriseisn Eadeavos ~ 6:3o p. m.
We extend cordial welcome 70
ali.
Suadsy school. o:45 q n; COM
munion service. io:4S .. q
Christian Endeavor. = p N
prayer meeting. Wednesday, even
ing. sp. m. Pseachiss morning
snd evening BY the pastor. Rev.
John T. Stivers.
sssss 0ssssss. asv. J. asssss nssssss
Services Sunday Ut II a- m. and
z:3o p; N. Topics: "Reeiprocity
10 Religiou." and Servants Of
Siu vs. Children Of Cod
Sunday school At o.4s .. M.
Young Peoples meeting u 6;43
p. m.
A welcome for neighbor and
stranger to our church home.
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..s.. ass.,..,.s ssA.. ;.

"For Mothers Sake" . new
rural drama, will he seen q the
La Junta Theatre. Saturday. No.
v=mber i7sh. A great deal Of
fault has been found Of late with
the general run Of plays, because
Of the tendency Of managesss 70
select two OF three players thsa
are capable. and fos the bslance
Of the company pick Up any
derelict which may be found hoat-
ing on the thealficsl ocean. This
is . penny-wise-aad. pound foolish
plan, il deceives no one but the
0ansgefs themselves. They ere
the ones that are being led to b..
lisve that the theaire-eoisg public
CANNOT zee through their scheme.
Happily, Managess Ruse3 4
Aollasd do not beIoeg . thsl
class They give tie publie
credit ios the intelliGenee they
possess, aod realize shae ene q
two sctoss cannos give .: s1fsS
iaesosy pssiosmasce. 10 entog
ing people they select oalyf ~
bese and ihesein Hiss de oeeree q
The eompsny's sueeess. Evssy
oee. wo@sn sud ehiA = - CO
a. ssFos 11eshes's Sekse = : eo-
|SnHu8 nGanR - q
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-12

ALvA ADAMS, Democrat. is
elected governor OF Colorado. The
stale legislature, senate and HOUSE
of representatives., is in the hands
OF the Republicans. and the Otero
county members will have tough
proposition TO buck in order to do
any effective work. All the state
officers, who will Co operate with
the Adams administration, are
Republicans. Adams majority is
gsowing and may reach 10000.
The scratched ballot was Pea
body's undoing.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-12

Al II .. N. the pastor will "a
dress the children on "A Little
Jewess. Subject Tor evening
discussion, "The Only Panacea. "
As usual Msa- Warner will assis,
the choir. aud good music will
greet the visitor.
The Sunday School teschess
will meet At the Manse Friday a
1890 p. M. to arrange for Christ
mas program.
The Ladies' Aid will give theis
annual supper At College Hall.
December ist.
The Delta AIphas will celebrate
their recent organization by giving
a "sale" at College Hall on De.
eember 18th. 1, will pay you 70
note these dates now.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-12

THERE have been Tnmors in the
air OF an election contest, on &C.
count OF illegal votes claimed to
have been cast il No. II, the
Rocky Ford precinct in which the
sugar factory is located. The
Democrats allege that all the en-
ployes Of the sugar factory voted
the Republican ticket. The real
facts are that not twenty per cent
of the employees OF the sugar fac
tory were registered and not over
ten per cent OF them voted.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-12
SATURDAY. NOV. "a. 1904

The Official count Of the returns
of the recent election are being
made today at the court house by
the county clerk, . Republican
justice OF the peace and Demo
cratic justice OF the peace. The
canvassing OF the returns will
probably not be completed until
Monday. The official vote will
appear III the next issue OF the
TRIBUNE.