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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
FOUND DEAD IN
ELEVATOR SHAFT.

Especial to The Tmes-Dlspatch)
d BLUEtl5LD, w. VA, June l7.--David
McMinImum, q we'll known bricklayer,
who worked here several seasons with
contractors, came here from Bristol yes
terdny. and was found dead this morning
at the bottom OF the elevator shaft OF
the new Flat Top Grocery Company
building. It IL supposed that he had
gone in the building to watch fire,
which was near, and accidentally fell
down the shaft. He has a brother ut
Lynchburg and Alexandria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
HIGH HONOR FOR
DR.. BEN. JOHNSTON
Prominent Richmond Physician
Elected President Of American
Surgical Association,

DR.. George Ben Johnston. OF this city.
was yesterday elected president Of the
American Surgical Society. now In ses-
sion In st, Louis,
Appended is the telegram recepea py
The 4rimes Dispatch last night from Its
st, Louis correspondent;
ust Louis, Mo-, July Tito be chosen
nresitlent of the American Surgical So
n,ety is an honor that every doctor In
America would aspire to. that being the
highest ana most exclusive medical So
cietr In this country Without dis
sentine vote, that honor was to-day con-
Terrod upon DR. George Ben Johnston. OF
p,chmond, and we'll may he feel hon
nred. als6 we'll may Virginia feel prDld
10 have one Of her distinguished sons
sa,ected for SO broad q field as America
ID preside over this association,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
.ARRAN GEMENTS FOR
VIRGINIA DELEGATION

M 7IT7 Especial TO Tho TImeslDlspatph.l =
ST. LOUIS, MO, June l7.--Colonel Jo-
seph Button. OF Walkers Ford, Va, left
st. Louis last night. after having spent
two days In the city arranging for quar-
ters and accommodations for the Vlr-
glnia delegation to the National Conyenr
ton, which convenes in July.
He was very fortunate In making sat
isfactory arrangements at the 81. Nlcho-
las Hotel. which Is q flrst-class one a.
convenient to every section OF the city.
The colonel spent a few or his leisure
hours looking about the fair, He was
very favorably impressed with 1t all,
especially the Virginia exhibits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Left Lao Yang Wednesday and
Will General Forces Operat-sS
ing Towards Port Arthur.
.kUROkI'S ADVAN CE G YARDS III
MEET lRUSSIA'SS 0RCESl
Further Details Of Russian At--
tack on japanese Transpor
Say The IIitachi Was Slinki.
and Many Vere3a ost. :Sssas ll5ss
Fate of 1suniil Still " sss8
as1a ~ Unknown. 5sgI5 II


NAGAsAKI, Aa,l PAN June
2 M Seventy thlree sur sur
'viivors from the transp port sado5 y ss''
arrived here to-day. They es- es4s'-
capped in water boat and Con. , 1.-s
strived a sail from their cloth
ing. They met British steamer
off the Island Of Xxi at S . clock
yesterday afternoon and were
towed to a point near Nagasaki.s
/ The survivors say that the Sado's
engines were disabled after a few
shots had been fired BY the RUS
slams. When the survivors left
the scene the Hitachi was still
|safloat. Ss:8ss
ONDON, u u1le The
Daily Mails New Chwang cor
respondent says: The advance
guard Of General K oki's army
are colliding with the Russian
forces fifteen miles south Of \ Z Tas-s
hicl1ao m
The Daily Mail in an editorial
says it thinks that the CORE
spondent is mistaken and that
the force is a fresh Japanese army
under General Nodseu, moving
from Siu-Yen to interrupt Gen-
eral Stankelberg's retreat.
LONDON, June 1a.-The cor
respondent Of the Daily Chro.sa
icle at Yin KoW, in dispatch
dated June nth, says that Cen
eral Kuropatkin left Lao Yang
Wednesday last to assume COM
mand Of the army operating to-
wards Port Arthur.
CHE FOO, June 18. Sixteen
junks, two from Dalny and four i'IlN III
teen from the bay, ten miles west
Of Port Arthur, arrived here yes
terday and last night, bringing A
thousand refugee coolies. besides
four Russian ladies. Twelve hun.
dred refugee coolies arrived! here
last week.
The refugees who arrived here
last night state that the Japanese
forces are now eight miles from IL
Port Arthur, and that there IS isSs sss
continuous firing north 81 the
Notifications Of the town. All rs
reported quiet at Dalny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
PRESIDENT AND CASHIER
ELECTED FOR UNION BANK

Mr.. w. r, Massie, formerly, discount
clerk at the First National Bank Of this
city, has been made cashier Of the Union
Bank of Richmond. succeeding Mr., J..
B. Beasley. recently made president q
the Union Bank, to succeed the late Wiz
ginius Newton. The two banks are kin
dred institutions, The selection OF Mt
Massie as cashier of the Union was made
known yesterday Both gentlemen are
well known In banking circles, Mt
Beasley is director of the Union Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
GIRL OF SEVENTEEN
POSSIBLY Y KIDNAPPED

Especial to The 'Flmes-LNsp tIhl9
* WINCHESTER, VA, June 11-The pa
rents of Miss Mabel Roberts, of this
county are terribly exercised over her
mysterious absence, She not having been
seen in tho neghborhood since Mon
day night, She is exceptionally pretty
and seventeen years old. Relatives be-
llcve she has been kidnapped and car
yled tar away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
FIREMAN KILLED BY
FALLING FROM TRAIN

3 .(Speclal to The Times-DlsNatch'J
ELUEFIEIID, w. VA. June l7--Jaok
compton, fireman on the Pocahontas d.
vision, was found dead this morning lying
in the creek at Big Four mine Compton
was missing from his train at Huger. and
II is supposed he fell from his train.
His right arm was broken and his head
terribly cut. His body will be shipped TO
his home, Fallsburg, Ky
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business OF the convention wifi be
brought to close. on the way bnclt
from jamestown the visitors Will stop
at the Newport News ship.yard, and
Will spend an hour In looking over that
great plant. To-norrow night d bril-
liant banquet at the Chanbcrlin Hotel
vii bring the convention to q close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Eleven Coaches Filled.

The M. ;numental Sunday school excur-
sion to Ruckroe Beach yesterday was one
Of the largest Of the season, Eleven we'll
led coaches vent down, and the entire
eeyeninE The Chesapeake and Obi Rail-
way has excurs ons booked to the, .Reach
for almost every day this month and
next, "a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Veterans Coming Back.

The Confederate veterans who went to
the reunion at Nashville are drifting In
singly and In pairs and parties Hon j..
Tay or Elyson returned yesterday morn
Ing. Others went to st. Louis to take in
the Exposition. and still Others are lin-
8 ring on the way. The reunion was one
Of the best attended and most enjUya BILE
yet Ind. and Richmond was Well repre-
sented.
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SUMMARY OF THE 5DAY''s5NEWs
,rl1c Weather.

" ? .1LiI !.
4 WASHINGTON, Jiino II. Forecast for
Saturday and SUNDAY: ], r,,,er I, O.
terror; Sunday fair, light southeast '' l;ht' to
south winds. y.
probably Sunday; light east 70 southeast l-
Winds. e 5T} E49 33t
Richtnonds day yesterday was fair
and warm. At midnight tho stars were
out.
IS RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
eA Al :? Is
z Pr N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..s..''...' os
& P,y M. -. - y
u midnight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
- r''s-,T>efi5 ~ a- 6.8i24 .3t5 sA G --
A,,oro ~ ..........74 1-3
1Iighcst temperature yeEterdny..... ~
Lowest Temperature yesterday........ W
Mean TEN perature yestcrday......... I3
Normal Temperature for June.t:.-... q
4 i1enartilre from normal temperature. Ol
Precipitation during past - hours..,. W
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Vofatioaen III yeras aetunnidlt.

Die SriscosSgitem 2ano. Sn,u,i.
aratiDns sliiuciatiDn lenft bereits
ibren Sell Der ginnanoeruno mad,
9eras.
Dreibunoertunofiinf5ig glaerten
oieier Iiiociation bonn Often unb
yeoroen baben ioeben cine gDur ourd,
Segas beenoet un6 iid5 nab ben 6ilfss
quellen oes Staates &c. erfunoiot.
UNI Die 9atiaben ben OeimItdtteius
hern Der 1lteren Stanten better pprs
fitbren su t6nnen.
Dieie Niiociatiou lit Die uirfs
latnite, Die es giebt; fie bat gaenten
IN ben ganaen Ser. Staaten. WulIt
Sbr @uer gigentum. auf oetn 9onoe
ooer in oer Staot, nertaufen, tpiinId,t
Sbr &apitaf fiir 5abriten pber
lraeno eine Suouitrie, Ibreibt an
Ut. 9. 2emon, Getretdr bes esms
mieratiOus Bureaus, DEBT. 81.
Srisco @ebauoe, ct. Souls, Wio.
6. u. 6uabes,
8eneral=s =ssmlniaratipnsz Noent
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8eitansen amf 3ampfIAiffen

ueber cine 8oros 8eitung oui benz
Shnelloampfer rDeutiblano" ibrei.
ben Die hamburger 8eitrdge1:: Das
80roSeitunasmelen, oas -abgeleben
pDa ein3elnen Mnsnabmen, tuie ettua
Der iberahaften 8eranitoltung Der
,Iuguita Bictorias 8eitune" auf Der
erlten Orientfabrt Der 6atnburgs
Nmerifa72inie i'm Sabre 1891 - auf
ben @rfDlgen Der brabtlnIen 9elegras
pbie berubt. nimnit an l1nfang unb
3uperlaiii9teit INNER lrtebr su. Nuf
ben 6amburaer Dampfern meroen
aur Belt ihun bier @rpBDttaoleiten
itarfe Boroseituneen auf See nit
Depeihen gefiillt. Den 0auptinbalt
biloen WarcDnigramme, Die neben
einanoer in beutider uno englilher
Sprahe Die ~neueiten 0ahribten" ,
Die benz Shiffe auf einlamen Welt.
nteere DDn unIihtbaren elettrilhen
Wellen sugetragen tuDroen lino. Der
ruiiiib iapaniibe 8rieg, uihtiae
Nahribten aus allen @eltteilen, 1as
tnentlih ober aus Deuti1lano uuo
Nmerifa. uno BDrfennahrihten limb
in elmer oer lebten auf benz Dan1pfer
uDeutidlano" berseitelIten geunz
ntern als politilber unb 60nbelsteil
uereiniat. Cine 2iite Der auf See
geiprDhenen Shiffe uno StatiDnen
iblieBt iif aleibiam als lDtas
Ter Geil an; DDrt. II. bis II.
W1ai tpuroen beiipielsmeile 0erbins
oungen NIT orei Gtatipnen uno fie=
ben, nteiit enalilben, 8ailagieroans
pfern auf Der nDeutiblanb" berges
iteat. 9ieIe Gerbinounaen 1ino gum
9eil 10 ergiebig, BOB taaelana Sd]ad.
partien sorabtlus" smilhen swei
Dampfern gelpielt ueroen tDnnen,
oeren 8iige oann ebenfaQs in Der
WDroseitung ner5eiGnet weroeu.
Jeuilletoniitiih erideint Die lebte
Seite Der 8oroseitnna. Die cine
&0utenfarte brin9t uno oen BaIias
gieren, Die iib bic tfeine Wiibe ma.
hen, Die 8eiierDute ein5useihnen,
cine blblde Grinnerune an Die See.
fabrt lift. gibt ielten entbalten bic
8oroaeitungen auh mod 8eiloeen,
ettua in @eitalt eines iauber aeoruds
ten uno iherabaft illuitrierten Brr.
gramuna oDn gypbltGtiafeitsfeiten
Vim II. Wfai uuroe nnf Dem ShnelIs
oampfer .Deutidalano" in oieler Dirt
elm &onsert gum Beiten oet Sen.
iionStaiie fiir gSittpen uno WaiIen
Der Seeleute angefiinoigt, bel benz
unter anoeren Baiiagieren, bic ibre
nniifalilben uno recitatorilmen 60
ben liebensmuroia fiir ben auteu
8wed sur 8erfiiauno itellten, elm
8iinitler mie ber berlbmte ,8arli.
ual"s Sdnger MlDis BuraItoller ols
befOnoere GuSiebunastraft erldieu.
9os WoltatigteitStDnaert brahte,
nebenbei bemerft, iiber LOO Wart
elm.
8eaniist guh nlbt oamtt, SamDrrs
buteen tempDrir 5u unterorftcfen, tpie
es Ginreibungen, @aldmittel, 2attperoe
uno gtnipribunaen DIT tun, oo cine
s'panaiaidbriee grfobruns nit ben bers
ibieoenarti9Sten 5dllen, bic bon @erateu
aQer Shulen ibarf beobacbtet fuoroen
limb, obne 8rueifel betuielen bat haB
sanafeiis" ba8 einsise pernanftiae un6
superldiiiae Raaifaimittel aeaen oieles
ihredsicbe 2eiben 1T. gs Hubert Ben
S6mer5 iofort, oriidt Die @eIhtuulIt su.
rid. entfernt bic llriae9en un6 nerhiitet
ibre 8iebertehr. Cine 8robe upn ,,Nnas
feits4 tpiro BON B. geuitdbter & 60.
Dor 24l6, Retu Yorr, frei nerionbt,
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Srete 3ieiie na6 ct. soats nno

llm ben 8elu1ern Der 8eltaus.
ltellung entgeaensufommen, miro Die
Wt. Sc. & z. .s8abn (Tbe &atp) einen
1leuen ShneISua stpilheu @a(pes
ton uno San Nntuni0 uno ct.
2ouis einlegen uno Die erIte 8erlon.
Die einen @amen fnr bielen t,euen
8ug einlenoet. Der anaenommen
ueroen piro, erbdlt elm s}rei=9idet
oon lr9eno elmer Station in Teras
noh st. Gouts uno suriid mabreno
Der Ausitellung. Die fDleenoen Be-
olrguttgen itno s1 beobahten: Der
Nante niuB neu uno orlgineG uub
tura uno peritanolif lein. 9lue Wait.
tellnnaen in 8e8ug bierauf 1ino al
rt9teu an Us. 6. gruSh,
B. 8 bDr @o. 620 8.
9aaos. geros.
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fiir Gountn gdlabmeifter.

Die rSreie 8reiie fir 9eras" ift auto=
riiiert, Serrn &u6oIpb &rif9 als
&an6ioat fir 6as Gmt bes County, eShabs
meiiterS bon Begor gDuntp ansutinbi-
gen. abhdnaia BON ben Brindrtpabten,
Die nJreie 8reile" 1T autpriiiert. Serrn
U. y. Us lton ir. ,als 4anbibaten fir
oas Nmt oes gDunt tp 9 tbabmeis
iters anantiin6t9en, obhdnsi8 bDn ben
oeinofroti1ben Brimdrtunblen am 9. Ssuli.
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San Antonio
International Fair
opens Oct. 22. Closes Nov. z
garlz GrearltoneH Snr gSelt=
MuSitellnna.

am II. unb 81. Mai oertauft Die
1eras uno 8acitic 8abn Speaial.
Grcuriions' 'Iidets na1 ct. 2ouis
uno 5uriid BON alien 8unften ibrer
9inie in 3eras, Nrfanlas uno 2uui.
Iiano ftir tueniaer als einen Sabre
preis. Die 9ifets iino MIR In ben
regelnlaBiaen Cara 9iiltig uno fiir Die
Daner BON iieben 9agen. 8enoet
@nd9 an iraeno eiuen Naenten Der
Qinie.
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aiir @erar Gounta Midter.

Die ,5reie Brefie" 1T ortoriiiert. perm
&ihter Sc. 8. Green ais &nn6ibat fir
6as Nnlt bes GDuntbs9ficbters BON 8erar
gountp ansutiinbi9en, abbanaie BON ben
oemofratilden 8rindrpahlett.
Die nSreie 8reTe" lit a1itoriliert 6srrn
9eter Spnas als &anbioat fir oas
Qntt 6es GDunts.&iebters BON gerar
gonntb ansutitnoieen, abbdnata uDn Ser
Rrinf1rtpahl.
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Saaenhaett.OOteI.

5amlien, tueIbe ben Sommer in
oer areensbmen 8eraluft au perbrins
gen trtirlhen, iotlten iebt lire 8im.
tlier 0ele9en. alle8 iieu l,nb mn.
bern. glettriides 2idt.
9raiite wartH I'M Biuter nidlt ila
patel aIS peretn aud ittt nidt anis
stnoMMeH. Grnit Jfraenbuet4,
GiQentHmer.
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gdglide gonritfeu sd,latuaaeu

nabs Californian. ebeniu nab ct.
Souls oia 9eras & 8acific 0abn
pbne @ehiel. Gbreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet Neenten tpegen oieIes
neuen 9ienites Doer an 6. s.. 9ur.
ner, @enerals s8aiiaaier.Geen Dal'
fd8, Tera8.
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SltOueftteras luitultlt Guta

Benn Sbr gud iraeaowo nieoer.
laf1en !nollt. tbut es entlana Der 81.
ME oer
gats Nmtu,ttp q sslranias
Yaf; Sabtt,
i'm GartensDiftritt bes Staates. @e.
lnnobeit nno &linla uniibertroffen.
giaiee 9anoereien fir ben sSariner,
Ufarttgdrtaer, Obft< uno @iebsiihter.
Wegen Gin5elbeiten tpenbetgud, an
q. s. Wartin, O. 8. g.,
San NntpniO. Teras.
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Nur gtener.&nQeftor.

Die nSreie 9reiie" lit autprilert Serrn
Bauf WeerI debit als &anoibat fir
oaS Imt bes Steuers&olIeftprs BON 8erar
County on5ufiinbi9eu. abbdneig BON Sen
8rimdrtuahlen.
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aiir 0iffrift ; GIerf.

Die rsSreie 8reiie" 1T autoriiiert, Serrn
@eorge Surfep ais &anoibaten fir
0as Nmt oes SiitrittsgIerfs 3 ansu<
tttnoigen, abbdngig BON ben bempfrati.
iben Brimdrtuablen.
Die sSreie 8reiie fir 3eras" iIt auto,
rifiert, 5errn 8. 6. Nebill ala &onbt,
bat fur oas Gmt bes 9titrift glerfs aue
5utiinbigen, abhdnstg BON ben 8rimars
tpoblek.
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STIR gnunthsGIerf

Die n5reie 8reiie" iit autoriitert Serrn
Sranf &. Heiu ton oils &anbibat fiir
bic Bieoertuobl su bem 9lmt bes gountp.
Glerts bon 8erar County anaufln6ieen,
obbdngiQ BON ben Hrimdrnablen.
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sg 8eaen nieoriaer Staten sur
8eltausiteauna neh ct. Souls bio
2egaa y Bacifie 8abn befroat irs
geno elnen 9idet Naenten ODER
idrelbt an s. 3. 9urner, @ene.
rail- 'Baiinaier'Iaeut, Dallas. Teros
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Sur gountn .6ou,utiiiiouer.

Die nsSreie 8refie" III autDriIiert 6errn
6rnnt 9 Dmmers als 8an6i0ot fir
oa8 glmt bes gnmntb=gpmmiliioners BON
Yrecinct So. 3. DDn Berar g0untp angus
fftnoigen, abb6neis BON ben 8rtmarluab.
len.
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Fiir Gonnth.Nulualt.

Die siFreie 8reiie" 1T autoriliert Serrn
Bhil. $. Shoof als Ranbioat, fir bos
Nnlt bes gpuntp. Gnmalts BON Berar
eountb enautinoigen, abbdn9ig BON ben
oemutratiiber 8r,mdrtuableu.
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STIR Triebensridlter oes i. Vrerinfts,

9ie rSreie BreKe" lit a,toriiiert, Serrn
auguft $. 8ieffer. (gapt q. s..
sieffer) als &anoibat fir bas Nnlt beS
ssrieoensridbters oes 1. Brecinfts ansu<
tiiubigen, abbdn9is ppn Sen bemotratis
icfen Hrlmdrtuahlen.
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Hiir 9iffriftantualt bon @erar Gonnth.

Die vSrete Breiie fir 9eros" 1T auto
riliert, Serrn 3. q. MeMsfiIl ols
&anoibat fir oas Nmt oes Sijtiftanpalts
BON 8erar gountb anSufGnbieen. abban<
gig pon ben oemofratlihen 8rintdr-
uoffen
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- Cdls Il sli@had)er. syobritau.
ten oes beriibmten NeiRbier. auss
eeaeihnetes Sotnnergetr6uf. 1efe,
pbun SO. 504.
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Far stonftabler Oes /. Wretiufts.

Die rSreie 8refe" 1T autoriiiert Serrn
gbarles S. Stenens ais &anbioat
fiir bic gSieoertuabl fir oas Imt oes
8Onitablers bes /. 8recinets anau.
tiin0iaen.
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Stir 9iltriftridlter nes 81. 9ifirifts.

Die aSSrete 8reHe" lit autDriiiert, 6errn
&iclter 6 tparo @tu her als 8anbibat
fir oos gtmt bes 9iftriftrihters bes 81.
@eriebtse9iftrtfts, Berar gDuntt, onsuz
fiinoi9en, abhdnais bpn ben benDfratte
iben 8rintdrtuablen. 6icbter 9tpner
tuurbe uls geabfolser BON Ricbter glart
pDn @on. Qanbom ernannt.
Die .5reie Brefie" iit autoriiiert, 5errn
&. s. Sbie1hs g als &anoibot fir oas
Imt oes 9iftriftrtbters bes 81. @eribtss
6iitrifts, 8erar gountp, an5utiinbigen,
obbdngie bDn ben bemofratilrben Trt=
tft1rnuhfen
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5O4 lit Die 3elepbou. 9unlmer
I!ir SppaipaSfer, 9aineralsuaIyer
gno NSei6bier. Ghs & alfAbad,er.
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0Oablan5e10eia.
1ar 9iiiriftridter oes 81. aiFrift

Sie .5reie 8refie" ift nutDriiiert. Serrn
u. 8 90 inor als 8onbibat fir bas Imt
oes SiItriftrichters oe6 81 @ertcbtsbi.
itrifts, 8ernr @ountb, an5nfiinbi9en, abs
bdn9ia pon ben benotratiiden 9rint1re
tua6le,t
Sic ySsreie 8rsiIe" 1T autoriiiert. 5errn
8tehter Mrtbur IS. SeeIiglon uls
9onbioot fir bas Nmt bes Oiitriftrichters
bes 81. 9iitrifts, 8erar gDuntp, ansufiin~
oieen, nbbdneig bDn ben bemDfratiI6en
8rimsrtpablen. Jiibter 5eelieiDn tuurbe
ais NobfDlser BON &iehter Brpofs ppn
Cob 0anhali1 ernnnnt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-30

r. Somewhere we have read-maybe
we are mistaken-that such govern
ment employees as mail carriers, city
and rural, and other postof6ce and
federsl employees, were not to be per-
nicio1slY active in partisan politics.
We have read somewhere that Roose..
.-It e;' iorsed this rule of the service.
Yet It there is 8 carrier in the Sixth
u;s:r, who has not been INDUSTRIOUS
j. Sc, u;xing' secretly or openly, fer
!. .i.~,.an candidates dnring the past
SIS n:-+ks, we should like to know
j q nsne. And not only carriers. but
f:'er !, ttt;c ais Of higher degree, have
lit .s,e work for which all the people
are taxed to pay them, to 60 out and
elsctIo; esr. Of course. s.:ch actions
being cone .y republicans f5r republi-
cans, r.akes th= leeds sacred in re-
.pnnEcan eyes. .,~,'Sfs{.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-30

Of millions Of dollars per annum to|
Minnesota industries in the matter of
transportation charges and a general
commercial and industrial expansion
throughout our commonwealth; and
Mr. Johnson believes the state should
exercise its lawful executive and logis-
lat1ve powers to this end.
Stands squarely on Platform.
John A. Johnson stands sQuarely on
the state Democratic platform of 1904,
as well as on the national platform.
He believes in the right Of labor to'
organize and as governor would stand
against any attempt to abridge that
lawful right On the merger question
he stands for the strict and impartial
enforcement of the law without fear
OF. favoritism and will use the whole
power Of the Office Of governor for the
protection of the public interests in
this direction. On the tariff he is an
earnest ez1o1ent Of Canadian reel
p~ocity,. which he believes will double
the comme- cial territory and develop
ment of Mirrecota, and holds that lurn-
Der and other trust controlled products
should so to the free list. H.. =
The nomination Of John A. Johnson
for governor was by reclamation OF
the whole state of Minnesota. At the
convention there was no dissenting
voice: in the state at large there has
been. no voice of dissent. He is sup
ported by united Democracy More
than that@he is the choice of thousands
Of intelligent and Independent voters
In all parties who believe the time has
come; when special interests shall
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-30
yaERMAlJ "a rHo IIC,

GERMAN lJATH()I ZIG ~ 49,
The German C(at holic congregation
ct Little Falls y III hold sits biennial
fair at the opera house Oct. l1th,
18th, and 18th. There will be 4 large
number. Of fancy and useful articles
on sale, and: "a PIPER will be served
daily. There will De several voting
contests, the flowing having already
been arranged 49, .zs.ss s.z s Is. +;
China Mrs. J Ohm Kerrtch. Mrs.
Mike Denis. y 3. s. 1: q. II: ~
4 silver tea set-Mrs. Ed Hennen,
Mrs Fred Valentine. ~ 81 y :
/: Geld watch-Josephine Plett1,
Theresa Miohaels.~ Il :ss'
sideboard-Mrs s. stoll, Mrs. Mar
tin John. s<s% ,s:.....z:'f H. =.
Five.piece parlor suite-Nick Mil
Ter, John Medved, Mat Krause.