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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26

SECRETARY OF STATE TO GER
THY TO COUNTY CLERKS.-Section
10. !. Not less than fourt cen days be-
fore any November election the secre-
tary Of state shall certify to the county
clerk of each county within which any
OF the electors may vote for the candi-
dates for such offices, the name and
description of each person nominated
for any such office as specified In the
nomination papers.
Section 20 The canvass of thereturns
Of a city primary shall be made by
the mayor, the city clerk. and the
treasurer of such city, any two of whom
shall constitute a quorum. Such board
of canYassers shall meet at eleven
O'Clock In the forenoon OF the day fol-
lowing the city primary and canvass
the vote substantially as provided by
sections 81 and So, statutes OF 1898.
They shall make and certify duplicate
returns as to the votes cast for the can
didates and forthwithcertify and file one
complete return with the city clerk and
deliver so much of the other as relates
to each party to the respective city
chairman.
PARTY COMMITTEES Il.
/, At the September primary each voter
may write In the space left on his
ticket for that purpose the names OF
Tot to exceed three qualified electors
of the precinct for members OF his
party precinct committee. The til zee
having the highest number of votesshall
constitute such committee. and the one
having the largest vote shall be chair
man. The official return made by the
inspectors shall show the names and
addresses of each party committeeman
chosen.
2 The party committee OF each city
and county and OF each assembly dis
triCt shall consist OF the party chair
man Of each precinct in such city.
county or district: the state senatorial
district committee of the chairman OF
the assembly district committees in
such ser atorial district: the congress
sionai committees of the party chairman
OF the senatorial district committees,
wholly or partially within such con-
gressional district; the state central
committee as hereinafter provided
Each such committee shall choose its
Officers by Ballot excepting as herein
provided.
5 Each committee and its officers
shall have TIE powers usually exercised
by such committees. and by the Off
GERS thereof. IN so far as is consistent
with this act. The various officers ard
committees now in existence shall ex
eTcise the powers and perform the
duSies herein prescribed until their sue
cessors are chosen in accordance with
this act. At al meetings Of said city.
county and assembly district commit
tees, each precinct Chairman shall have
one vote for every fifty votes. OF ma
jor fraction thereof cast BY his party
In his precinct at the last general cleo
tions each suca- chairman to has 81
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26
State of Wisconsin. County OF vprnon-ss
Office OF unity Clerk.

| State of Wisconsin. County OF vprnon-ss
Office OF unity CLERK.
Virouua, Wisconsin, Septe pber l. 1904
To the Town CITY and Vitlsge lerks of YER
ron County, Wisconsin, Greeting;
Notice Is hereby given that at the general
election to be held in the several 'ow rs,
non county on Tuesday. succeeding the first
Monday, being the sth day Of November, A,
D., 1904 the following officers are to be voted
A GOVERNOR in place n Robert NJ La
Toilette, whose term OF Office viii expire on
the Fl rst Monday of January, A. ID. 1905.
A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR in niece OF
james . Davidson. whose term Of office will
pqptre on the first Monday in January. a. D 4,
a A SECRETARY OF STATE, in place Of
waiter l.. Houser whose term If office " a
errire on the first Monday in January, A. D /,
"a < STATE TREASURER. in place of John
J Kempf, whose term Of office will exuire on
tho Monday ~ January. A. D, 1908
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL 10 place OF
Lafayette 81. Sturdevsnt. whose term OF office
will expire on the first MonOAy OF January,
a D., 1905
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS, in place
Of John W. Thomas whose term OF Office Will
expire on the first Monday in January. A. D.
1905.
A COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE In
pIsce OF ZAuo NJ. host whore term of office
will eNptre on the first Monday Of January
y. d., 1905
I'll y ! 4
the Third Congressional District consisting
If { he counties cf Grant. Crawford. Rchland.
Sank. Juneau. Vernon and lows In place NJ
jose oh VI. Babcock, whose term OF Office viii
expire on the fourth day OF Mar Oh, A D. 1908
a STATE SENATOR IN the Twenty
Eighth Senate dtstrict, consisting OF the roun-
ties OF Kirkland and Vernon, In race ~
Oliver G. Munson, whose term of Office will
e1ntre on the irst Mcaday Of January, A. D.
1865.
A MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY for Vernon
county In place Of Andrew II. Dahl whose
term Of office will expire on the first Monday
OF January, A. D 1915.
A County Treasurer Cor Vernon county in
place OF simon p Lier, whose term OF office
will expira On the first Monday OF January.
A d 1855.
A County Clerk for Vernon county. in
place OF J. Marshall whose term ~ Office
viii expire TN tie drst Monday OF January.
4 d Ices,
A District Attorney for Vernon county, II
ptscs % J. Henry Rerne whose term nf
Office will eSptre on the first Mondayin JAnH-
airy, A. D., 1905.
A Sheriff for Vernon county. IN place OF s.
J SeverSon. hose term of Office will exulre
on the first Monday OF January. A. n 1905
A Register Of Deeds for Vernon county. In
place OF Thomas o. Aork. whose term OF
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26
n eH pr on the arss Monday Of jan

ONCE VII eIpirs on the Hrst Monday OF ] an
a CLERK o. The Circuit Court for Vernon
counfy. In place Of b. f. Mains vino e term
q NICE win exptre on the first Monday In
County Surveyor ftr Vernon conptv IN
place OF 4 ). Older. whose term OF flee will
~ nire On the first Monday OF January A. b.
A Coroner for Vernon county In nlace of
s ,0 on the first Monday of January, = D.,
Votes 10 be counted and returns made pur-
snant 10 law
Given under my hand ar the Office NJ the
County Clerk. Viroqua, Wisconsin, III ia frst
day Of September A. ID 1854
y. MARSHALL
County Clerk, vsraou County, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26

The house had quieted after the
wedding The old shoes had been
picked up and the rice swept from
the piazza. While some one was pack
ing the gifts, and somebody else took
down the dropping ferns, mother and
Aunt Mary were in the parlor, talking
it over. They sat on the sofa, and
were, as one of the giggling children
reported, after looking through the
doorway, "holding hands" For Aunt
Mary lived three hundred miles away
and she did not come often.
$50 it's over" she said. smiling into
mothers eyes.
Yes" said mother. braveiy, al
though a little tearfully, its over
and begun"
They'll be happy, I'm sure.
Yes. They are very well suited to
each other"
very. I could see that. They both
have studious habits.
Yes. But Mary " Mother
paused. and the CLEAN of mischief
evoked by Aunt Mary sooner than any
body else darted into her eyes MARY.
they can't have much sense of humor
Though its my own girl, l say it"
why mott
DO you know what they took to
read on their wedding journey? Stev-
enson's Travels with a Donkey"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26
Official Primary Ballot.
GENERAL ELECTION.

0 PartyJ -
To vote whose is printed ballot mark
square the of the name of thu nrson for
hons you desire U 10 person uOoss name is not
ballot cre in blank space pro
Uidcd for that purpose
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26
NOTICE OF
GENERAL ELECTION
.F-4TE OF WISCONSIN,

&
ssagartnent Of state,
fyATN%ECE Ts HEREBY GIVEN that At
IN general election. to be held In the sew
ssrSsss az che state OF Wisconsin on the Tues
s<<aT succeeding the first Monday, being tne
aEznasVH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1904
7szAe following officers are to he elected to-
EagRTEEN ELECTIONS OF PRE 81 e \ T
aAaD VICE PRESIDENT OF The U4'lEED
sSEATES.
A GOVERNOR, in place Of Robert III. La
H1atette, whose term OF office VIII expire s5Jp2 On
slAs srst Monday CO January. a, ID l9Vo.
AEIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, IN place OF
xzeHaeE @ Davidson, whose term OF ONCE VIII
esGpire or the 6rst Monday OF January a. "
a SECRETARY OF STATE. In place Of
esgatser l. Rouser, whose term OF otice Will
ssEgfCe on the fist Monday OF january a "
4 STATE TREAS URER, in place Of John J.
Eyssgnbe pbose term Of office will exUire on
Sahe arst Monday Of January. A. D. 1903.
sGF ATTORNEY GENERAL, In place OF
EIsagaYette NJ sturdeyant, whose term of OF.
S&a, s!iIl expire on the fret Monday OF 5ahu-
sS2xE, A. d. 1885
- RAILROAD COMMISSIONER, In place
Sss1 5ohu W. Thomas. whose terra oi once VIII
@szpsse on the irst Monday oil January "A D.
z COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE., in
s-plsae Of 2eno III. Host, whose term OF once
s@st.4expire oR the f st Monday OF January
A&4.Lf- 1905.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS TOR
sesaa Erhtrd Congressional District. consisting
Sc ave COUNTIES OF Grant, Crawford. Rich
Is sn8C, Ssuk Juneau. Vernon ana Iowa, In
g.xsnse o. Joseph W. Babcock whose term Of
~Bzlcs expires the fourth day OF March, A.
II ,i1s9s.
f1asTATE SENATOR IN the Twenty Eighth
sssSnG&s district consisting OF the equities OF
E1!SE 2nd and Vernon, in p ace OF Oliver q.
aECbS9n. whose term OF Cfhce VIII expire or
rIas &-se &Unoay OF January, a, lseo.
q xEEMBER or ASSEMBLY, for Vernon
rspaznsF, Ia place o. Andrew Il. DthI whose
r4eEn o. office will expire on the hrst Monday
So Saauary, A. ID 1906
III Resord ance with section Article XII, OF
Aetse constitution OF the State OF Wisconsin, the
saaaLywt3g SOint resolution adopted by the
tffsgazlature of the state Of Wisconsin at the
lxrsgx{&r session o, 1903, Is made 4 part OF the
6s1Essgoing notice, to-@it:
NO. %, a.
JOINT RESOLUTION NO II.
E-sEtdtug for so amendment TO section /,
s&rllcie VIII, OF IN constitution relating
% taxation
Vsesosged, by the assembly. the senate con-
eSsasvi OK ia at secll0u l 0f article VIII OF the
eHoassstgti0 az the state OF Wisconsin be
esaneA6ed By sddlag at the end thereof the
s-sett7wsng sentence. The legislature may
srogssis tor a graduated income tax" SO that
sszis9 50 amended said section shall read as
5sg2rl iows. Section L The rule OF taxation
a-SBon such property as the legislature SHAH
! FFeacrtbe TIE legs stature may provide Tor Il
segrsGa&ted income tax
given e1nder ny hand anj ctfi:ial seal at
st4sosptOiin The Gtty OF M.tdison. this slAt
Gag OF August, A u 1874
Gseau WALTER L. HOUSER,
cecrebasg VI STATE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26
From Archery 10 GoIr.

Once Cupid. the frolicsOme laddie.
With a culver and arrows would call
But he now takes a man for caddie,
And uses his heart for a ball.
-Washinctnn Star
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26
.Mns your charltr excnrsinn nn IL.

''Was your charity excursion on the
boat a success, Mrs. DasherY'
Grand! We lost money. but all who
went say that they had a delightful
outing and feel at the same time that
their money went for a good cause.
Detroit Free Press.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26

To the County Clerk Of Vernon County. VII
~sAussiD
Estate OF Wisconsin County II Vernon-ss
Office or County Cielk
Tircaus, WiscoI sin. Sc ytember / 1904.
ID J.yS Marshall, county clerk Uf Vernon
g9D&ntY. Wisconsin, do hereby certify that the
ssgcagoing IS Il true copy OF the general ele =
s14aa notice served CO me- by the SECRETARY OF
issIsaos Of the state ~ Wisconsin
J J. MARSHALL County Clerk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26

of..:::...J, IN the county or........as .
the offlceS ......... 30 be voted for
at The primary to be held on tho first
TUESDAY OF SerteTnber. 49,. as repre-
senting the principles OF seid party,
and further declare that I intend to
support the candidate named herein.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26

Tn accordance with section -, OF
= zsfszpter 451 Of the laws OF 1903 the
e7uKowtlg act known as chapter ASH.
laws OF 1909 Is made a part OF the
@,sTegoing notice to-wit:
-e1 81 4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05
All Wanted Clapp.
Name Supreme Judges First.

Chairman Jamison then presented
the request of the state bar associa7
ton, that the supreme court judges
be named first in the call. w. c. Mas
terman moved that the call follow the
usual procedure, placing the governor
first Albert Johnson offered an
amendment to have the supreme
judges named first. The vote was
close and roll call was demanded,
the amendment carrying by the fol-
lowing vote.
Ayes-M ORGY, Miller, Johnson,
Flower, Jamison, Martin, Whitney,
Hallam, Widell, Eastman, Cosgrove,
Nupson, Dykeman, Southerland-14.
Noes-Kueffner, Snider, Hawkins
(by proxy, Masterman, Richardson,
Ellickson, Dickson, Ward, Gum,
| Hamlin-13.
1t was first proposed to fix Saturday,
June 25, as the date for all county
| conventions, but this was opposed on
account Of the Adventist sentiment,
| Tuesday, June %, so that the dele
gates who had to travel a long way to
the county convention could go on to
the state convention without return
ing home.
On motion of P. A. Cosgrove, the
! call will include the selection of eleven
/ presidential electors.
! Secretary Whitney then brought up
communication from the newly
\ chosen county committee Of Roseau
4 county, which claims to have author
ity, and asked the committee to desig-
nate which county committee should
receive a copy of the call. The rec
ords of the Warroad mass convention
were read, and it was the unanimous
opinion that this convention was regu-
lar, and that it had authority to create
the new county committee to succeed
the old committee, which had failed
| to call a convention. On motion of
G. A. Morey, the new committee was
recognized.
After constituting the three st. Paul
members of the committee a sub
| committee on convention arrange
ments, the committee adjourned.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Charles c. Johnson and wife to Earl NJ. Colds
borough; lot H. block 40, Groveland addition
$4,000.
David P. Jones and wife to George c. Merrill;
lot 8, block 2, l.. F. Manages addition, 81, 900.
William s. Jenkins and wife to Frank Dezell
and wife; lot 5, block 10, Torrance, Tousley &
McNair's subdivision, $780,
Edwin c. Hood to John N: Norris; lot 8, block
IL. Motor Live addition, $3.50.
John A. Hilbert and wife to Peter M. John
son; lots and ~, block II, Remington's Third
addition $405.
Wendell Hertig to Edgar L. Mattson; part of
lots and 25, Wildhnrst, $780,
Ole Hanson to Andrew Neustrom; lot 5,
block 16, Medicine Lake park, third division,
$500.
Matthias Gross and wife to Jacob Levin; lot
9, block 81, Case and others subdivision.
$4,000.
John Collins and wife to George White; part of
lot 6, block 3. Bottneau's addition, 81 800.
Sarah E. Gallow and husband to Helen Nichols
lot II and part of lot 49, Auditors subdivision
No. 20, $1,000.
Andrew J. Fuller to Hugh r. Campbell; lot g.
block Z, Van Nests addition, 1925.
First National Bank of Three Rivers, Mich.
igan, to Charles M. Cole; lot 8, block 3, Forest
Heights, 5000. @s
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Albert q. Deppe and wife to Fred RI 81 Deppe;
William w. Day and wife to Homer G..
Day; lot Z. block Is, Remington's Second addi-
ton, $40O
Charles NJ. Cole and wife to Mary N. Mar
tin; lot 8, block 3, Forest Heights 81 900.
Homer G. Day to Gus J. Pauly; lot Z, block
49, Remingtons Second addition, $500.
Emma K. Carlson and husband to Gottfred
Lindstrom; lot 5, block 8, 7Minnehaha addition,
81, 800.
Clinton L. Baxter. trustee. to Charles E.,
Knapp; part Of lot 2, block 8, Bakers Second
addition, $1,3S5. f
John c. Anderson to Paul Jindra ct al, south
half half lot II, block p, Wilson's Encouragement
Kate NJ. Austin to Sophie P.,F: Erickson, lot
2, block g Tindolph's first addition 5000.
Emily s. Kimball and husband to John Graham,
part lots 3 and 4, block "a" Tuttle's addition,
etc. $4,000. -.
Joseph L. Kiichli and wife to Minneapolis
Brewing Company. lots and g. block 1, Willard
and Cassaday's addition $4,000.
| Ora L. Batham and husband to Gus ]. Pauly,
lot 1, block 10. Remingtons second addition,
$3.50.
Cora j. Meserve and husband to Walter S.
Chase, lot 90, block a, Estabrook's addition,
$3.50.
Minnesota Debenture Company to Paul Jindra
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05
GOING TO INDIA
Miss Anna Gooch Is Graduated from
Missionary Training School.

Miss Anna Gooch, the first graduate
of the Northwestern Bible and Mis-
sionary training school, received her
diploma last night, at the commence
ment exercises at First Baptist church.
The exercises were largely attended
and all the directors Of the school,
T. E. Tallant, the chairman; Rev. w.
B. Riley, Rev. w. Francis, G.. A. Cru
man, c. J. Miller, w. A. Horr D.. c..
Bell and w. M. Lawrence, were pres
ent.
DR.. Edwin r. Dow of Chicago made
the opening address comparing the
work of the school with that Of theo-
logical seminaries. Rev. A. r. Fow-
Ter of Calvary church, Of which Miss
Gooch is a member spoke Of THE
Missionary" as Product Of the BIZ
BILE School. DR.. A. J. Frost, dean of
the school, made a short address and
presented Miss Gooch her diploma.
Rev. w. B. Riley made the closing
prayer.
Miss Gooch, who is under appoint
ment for missionary work in India,
will sail in the fall, but her particular
field of work has not yet been de-
cided
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05
MATCH CO. IS MATCHED
Union Company of Duluth May Fight
the Trust Here,

Minneapolis may be the scene Of the
next fight between the Union Match
company Of Duluth, and the match
trust. A merry war has been waged
at Dubuque, st. Louis and other cities
and rumor has it that the independent
concern will attack the trust in this
city next.
Where war wages in the match line
it is always merry contest. The Du-
luth concern is capitalized at $1,00O,-
900 while the trust has capitalize
ton Of $15,000,00Q.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05

lot TO- block p. Wilson'S rearrapgement SIPS ;s
Plante, lots 9 and 10, block 81. Gales sub
division. 1926.
Edward Savage, executor. to August G. Kue-
ken, lots %. % and "a. block 2. Chicago ave-
nue. park, $500.
st. Anthony Realty Company to Edward Solder
$500.
Simonson Bros Manufacturing company to
Fred P. Stinchfeld, lot Z, block 8. Robbinsda1e
Park, $3.50.
Joseph Weinand and wife to Paul Cerwinski,
in section 20-119-23, $2,95O.
Amasa H. Weeks TO Ringrose Picking Co.,
lot 6. block 8. Floral Hill addition, $175.
Western Realty company to William King ct
AL lots 8, and s, block 4, Fair Grounds add
ton, $685.
Seven minor and unpublished deeds, $914.
Total, thirty-nine deeds, $6O,45
BUILDING PERMITS.
G. H. Ceder, 1928 First avenue S. dwelling,
81, 800.
Ella F. Loane, $40 Sixth street Sc, addition,
81, 200.
dwelling. Sc, AGO.
Fourteen minor permits, So, 1916.
Total, seventeen permits, $12,995.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05

The republican state central COM
mittee only took an hour and half
yesterday afternoon to make the ar
rangements for the state nominating
convention. The work was finished
without any open clash between the
partizans of Judge Collins and r. G.
Dunn, tho they watched each other
nervously all thru the session.
Duluth did not measure. up to the
strength claimed for it, and after a
snappy debate st. Paul got the loca-
ton by vote of to II. Mile Bun
nell held Senator Hawkins proxy, but
as 1t was q rising vote he only counted
once. Two members of the committee
were absent without proxy represen-
tation, Messrs. Liesch of New Ulm and
Hitchcock of Crookston. Judge John
II. Steele of Minneapolis appeared
with the proxy of e. L. Carpenter, and
/ voted for Duluth.
Robert Jamison, chairman of the
committee, presided, and the first
business was fixing the date of the
convention. H. NJ. Richardson of
Rochester moved that it be held
Thursday, June 80, at 10 a. M, and
this carried without opposition.
Debate Over Location.
Oscar Hallam presented the invita-
ton of st. Paul, Offering the Metro
politan opera-house free of charge.
He said it would seat 1900 on the
ground floor, by using the stage and
connecting it with the lower floor by a
staging. The invitation from Duluth
was read by Secretary Whitney, and
supported by Mile Bunnell, who
promised a So round trip rate from
the twin cities and all convention ex-
penses paid. He said if the conven-
ton went to Duluth this time st. Paul
would have a suitable hall in an
other two years.
M. D. Flower spoke for st. Paul,
and G. A. Morey of Winona talked for
Duluth, the two getting into a lively
war of words. Other members Of the
committee were called on, J. G. Ham
lin favoring Duluth, and Messrs.
Widell, Miller, Nupson, Ellickson,
Kueffner and Adair declaring for ST.
Paul.
The vote was then taken, the Du-
luth amendment losing to II.
Apportionment Same as Ever.
J. G.. Hamlin then moved that the
Mckinley vote be used as a basis OF
apportionment, giving each county
five delegates at large and one
delegate for every $50 votes or
major fraction thereof cast for Nc
Kinley in 1900. This was adopted
with an amendment requested by
Julius Schmahl, chairman Of the Red
wood county committee, authorizing
county committees to give represent
tation in the county conventions to
precincts organized since 1900 on the
basis of the Van SAINT vote of 1902
The apportionment was fixed as fol
lows:
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MAIL ORDERS FILLED

MHlA UMUGnD 11MANW
Take advantage of the special prices quoted In
this advertisements. The same low prices to
out oft town customers to those in the city.
CATALOGUES-We have limited number Of !,
our spring ones left Your name and address
gets one FREE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05

Robert Jamison, chairman of the
committee, presided, and the first
business was fixing the date of the
convention. H. NJ. Richardson of
Rochester moved that it be held
Thursday, June 80, at 10 a. M, and
this carried without opposition.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05
1CLAPP TO SOUND
THE KEY NOTE
NUNIOR SENATOR TO BE TEN
PORARY CHAIRMAN JUNE 80.
Opposition to Him Afraid to Show Its
Hand-Supreme Judges VIII Be
/ Named First in the Call--St. Paul
/ Wins Over Duluth.

Place-St. Paul.
Date-June 3d.
County Conventions-June %.
MISUNDERSTANDING vote OF
1900.
Number of Delegates-1,17e.
Temporary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Moses
<. Clapp..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05

The above photograph Of Miss Frances Mari
Knowlton shows what care, persistence and goo
hair invigorating tonic will do in the way Of pre-
ducing hair. This little girl has had Danderin
applied to her hair and scalp regularly ever sine
she was three months Of age, with the result tina
she now has the longest and most beautiful hea
of hair ever possessed by child Of her age
Frances Marie is the daughter of DIR. 2. w. Know
Chicago. The doctor says that her hair continue
to grow very rapidly and he is sure it will be Ion
enough to touch the floor when she stands eject b
the time she is four years old.
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Total ......... IS:

Total ......... II
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05

Miss Sarah Maccomb, whose hair
touches the floor when she stands erect,
says: my hair would not reach below
my waist when I commenced using
Danderine, and it is now over five feet
in length" (Look at her beautiful
hair and judge for yourself whether or
not she got the worth of her money!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-05
Eighth District

The proper apportionment for
Clearwater county was referred to the
chairmen and secretary with power
to act.
All Wanted Clapp.
c., A. Morey then moved that Sena-
tor Clapp be selected by the commit
tee to act as temporary chairmen. M.
D. Flower, James A. Martin and H. M.
Richardson rose at once to second the
motion, and it carried without opposi-
ton.