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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-22
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
CLEVELAND, Mimi. Oct. /21-Indi-
cations are that LIE Sueur county will
give John A. Johnson nice majority.
Recent statements sent out from here
that Mr.. Dunn will carry the county
are not verified by an investigation,
and if the Princeton man receives 400
votes in LIE Sueuf county he will do
we'll In Cleveland, of voting popu-
lation of 400, but two men can be found
who will admit that they are going to
vote for r. c. Dunn.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-22

Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
ADA, Mimi. Oct. 21.-The estimate,
published broadcast over the state,
that the gubernatorial vote in Norman
county would give r. C. Dunn LOO
majority, has aroused indignation and
derision in this county, where the real
facts are known. While Norman coun-
ty is undoubtedly Overwhelmingly in
favor Of the Republican national ticket
and the figures given as regards the
Dunn johnson vote may not be far
amiss on the national ticket an honest
analysis of the local situation places
the gubernatorial vote in an entirely
different light. Norman county has
two candidates for lieutenant governor
this year on the Prohibitionist and So.
eialist tickets, and these men will
draw number of votes for their ticket
and it is safe to say that at least 400
votes will be divided between the two
parties. Placing the total vote in tho
coming general election at 2,5O0-there
were 2,200 votes cast two years ago
the Dunn men will have to get nearly
the entire vote cast to reach his ma
jority of 2,200, claimed for him by his
st. Paul managers.
Taking the condition of Ada, the
county seat, as a basis, the result will
be very gratifying to Mr.. Johnson.
This village cast 235 Republican votes
at the late primaries of a possible 300
votes. Many of these men are placing
themselves on record as supporting
Mr.. johnson and there is no doubt that
in this precinct the Johnson ticket
will run nearly even with the Dunn
candidates, and Mr. Johnson's sup
porters are now claiming that he will
carry the town. In Henderson, where
Van SAINT received 62 votes two years
ago a strong Johnson and Winston
club has been organized. composed of
nearly every voter in the village and
township, and Mr.. Dunn will not re-
ceive as many votes as Nash, the So
cialist candidate for governor. The
same condition1is true of Lee, an ad-9
joining township, which casts a very
heavy vote, and from all over the
county come reports of disaffection in
the Republican ranks, and some of the
Dunn men admit that Johnson win
carry the county, while the Johnson
men say they are charitable in conced-
ing that Dunn will carry the county
by small majority. There are re-
ports of grave losses to the Dunn
strength in Polk county, and If he is
to carry the Ninth district his man
ayers will have to revise their figures
to within reasonable bounds of the
truth.
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SneciaI to The Globe

SptCIaI 10 IHt OIOD6
OSAKIs, MINI, Oct. 21.--At a po-
liticaI gathering here last night, at
tended by representative citizens of
Osakis, and which was being addressed
by a Dunn enthusiast. straw vote on
governor was taken. There were thir-
ty-four voters present. The result
was: Johnson, 80; Dunn, 8; not vot-
ing. i. Osakis is a strongly Repub-
lican town.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-22
Special to The Globe

DAWSON, Mimi, Oct. 21.-John G..
Lund and James A. Peterson spoke
here last night to very small house.
Only the town people attended and not
over $50 people were present. There
was an absence of applause that told
the story of the feeling in this place,
and in leaving the hall the crowd gave
cheers for Johnson. There are no re-
ports today of any changes in local
sentiment, and the leading Republicans
of this town all stand for John A.
Johnson and F. G. Winston. Indica-
tions are that they will receive a very
heavy vote in this section.
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The ST Paul Pioneer Press, which, un-
til recently. through its too intimate re-
lationship with the sadly notorious gu
bernatorial candidate. R. g. Dunn, was
true pride to itself and to the entire
press, has already reached that stage Of
depravity where its5ne longer can dis
tinguish between truth and falsehood in
it's political writeups. The Pioneer Press,
in its editorial of last Saturday against
the Svenska Folkets Tidning, deliberate
ly misrepresented facts ins the following
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-10
woQcn Sic, cine aartc Srau, ii9

woacn Sic, cine 5artc Sral,, iid
pagen?"
D9ie rnocruiBbeit muB Elm gnbe
netmen, Gurd)lalid)t! SD mub
lriiien, ob IrmanS lcbt!"
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Ser nns woblbefannte Hamies, Ser
g~egppter, Der @rGfin ntb ibrem
boben @egleiter mo fnieete nieoer.
9eonore wonote ii6 fra9eno aa
Den Snieenoen.
nSceben lit Der SEER &apitdn IN
Mcltaperne eingetrofien, Serrin",
tonte Die tiefe Gimme bes IegppterS.
.@ie - Der aapitdn Geiar De
Colbert, Ser 9rroer meines @e.
mabls9" fragte 2eonore, bon freuoi.
ger grrpartung erfuat, uuIl6 Ir.
mnnb2"
Der SEER aapit6n lit aGlein &c.
fommen, Serrm", ~nntiuortete
&amies.
2eonore 5udte in Ser Gripartung
elmer fur6tbaren gotibaft unipil.
fiirli6 suiammen -
$50 lit Ser @apitdn?" fragte tie
mil erreater Gimme.
Der SEER &apit1n lit IN baa
ShloB ge9angen, INN einen nenen
Serbono mn cine nod nidt gang
belle @unoe 81 lcgen", beriftete Oct
ernite Iegppter.
80 mein Soft - mas peroe if
erfabren", baudte Seonore erblei'
tenb.
Der Marfgraf reihte ibr giitig
feline Sano.
r6aiien sic @utb, cole Srall
iaete er, vSbrem pielsepriiften Ser'
gen miro @ott bieien nellen idJperet
Serluit nidt auiiigen! @lnrtbeh
Sic ni6t bas SurdtbarItel 2aiien
Sic uns crit ben 9eriht bes 9api.
TONS boren. SD begleite Sic IN oas
G6loB, nm Sen 8ruoer bes it1per'
geBlid)en @raien bon ct. @ermair
al ieben!"
Ser Marfgraf fiibrte 2eonore in
bie SoQe un0 Damn in bie @emG1er
oeS Sdloiies. Die alte Ieilaroe er.
idien belorgt bei ibrer 8e6ieterin.
2eonore befano liG IN unbel6reib'
lifer Iuire9ung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-10

Nip alice = Wplabp!" perbeiierte
iid Ole alte 9ienerin. i'd bleibe Do
bel, es iteft elm @ebeimnib in gran-
bonsSau!"
sd merbe %selegentlid Cir Go
iuarb oatoh fragen", ~berubigte 4licc
iiG Inb Die alte Margaretb, Damn
id)rieb lie ibren grief iiir Die Sante
Sadion fertie, Der nit einem in meni-
gen Sagen abgebenben Shiffe bic
&eiie nad Seem Yorf MAIDEN ioate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-05-10
ties
&apitel.
WrmanA'S 1ptc.

9urd) ben bon Yinien beihatteten
Gong, Der bon Dem @enolbe, in mel.
dem Der @rai ct. @ermain rubte,
nod Dem S6Ioiie Waltaperne iiibrte,
id)ritt 9eonore an Der Seite bes
@arfgrnien 9arl Srieori6 bon Sins.
En1 unb Sapreittb bin, melher CHS
otter anb1ngli6feit fiir ben &eri or.
benen, ben er geliebt unb geebrt bate,
nod bin unO mie0er Die @itttr. Oes.
iel6en beiudte.
Limb ieit Der abreiie Sbres Sob
neg lit feline 9lnbe BON ibm ST Sbnel
beriibergeorungen, Srau @r1iin?"
fragte oer Iarfgraf.
,aeine, bnrblaudtigIter Serr"
a~ntiporcte 2eonore, oeren hlei6e
Siige Den gebeimen Summer bes
Mntterber5ens. perrietben rpie of
babe ih es tiei beoauert. Dap i6 ben
brineeilben Bitten meiaes Sobnes
nad)gab! Ger &rieg in Dem fernen
9Selttbeile, bon Dem mn 10 ielten cine
ii6ere &unbe bis bieber 5u inns
brinat, nimmt nod INNER fem
Gn0e!"
.Ood sic er5Gblten mir oanlals.
baB elm 9rnber bes @rafen, cir
Sbeim SbreS Sobnes, i'm begleitei
babe, iiibr Der WHarfgraf fort. o9oS
mar bod immerbin cine S~erubignne
fin gle, Srau 8rdfin! limo oel
friib eripodpnoe Sbotenorang Tres
SpbneS lieb ibm feline &rbe, err lodt'
i'm nit offer @eipalt nad) Den fernel
S6ladtfelOern bin, auf oenen einl
groBe @nsabl 9euti6er nad Sell
un6 2or6eeren iagt."
sic Sebniu6t nod meinen
Sobne mG6it. Die Gorge nm i'm LIB.
mir feline &ube nlebr, 8ur6lauf)t!'
iubr 9conore tort, .Irmauo lit meir
cin3iaes Sino, oas tDeuerite Ser
mGftnib apmar's! llnb nun bin i'd
pernrtbeilt, getrennt bon ibm 81 lie
ben, i'm IN ireiter, meiter Serne 81
millen, i'm bon i~ortiudbrenoen 8e
iabren I'M @eiite beoro6t 81 leben!'
sd fam beereiien, baB oieIel
Silitarb qualuoa lit, Srau 8rafin!'
geltarlb Der Marfgraf.
,SGglid iude i6 Mube uno Srol
bel meinem @emabl, tdgli6 bite Z
Gott uln Elm 3eiden, INN cine Nad)
riht bon @rnano = bod Gag I'M
Sag perrinnt, obne oab mein lorgerl
ppaes Sierra 9erubtgung finoet!"
limb nun moaen sic mirlid) bi
meite un6 gefabrpolle Neile nae
Imerifa unternebmen?"
Der @raf bon ct. @ermain bo
ia emit nod piel peitere iino gefGbr
lifere &eiien imternomnen. uio 81,
meiIt ia MIR, Inn leioenben ober be
briidten Mitnteuiden ieine biilfreid)
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benz @eoanfen Suriidi6reden, elm
Neiie gu meinem Sobne 8lt mnternef
men, nadbem aae 8rieie, Die id |
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beantportet seblieben finb!"
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Srau Grain. er lit nod fein Beipei
bafiir. bob SIR Sobn gefaIlen", on
mortete Der Marfgraf. ~Die 8rieg'
%lpirren In benz fernen 8elttbeile, b
llniiderheit Der 9eiorher,lngsmitt'
laiien Die Sofinnng often. baB Sb'
. . ODER Sbres Sobnes 8riefe 6as 81
7 nibt erreidt baben! llnb in bieit
@epiibl Der fdmpfenoen Barteie
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
North Dakota
IN ubbins 8 8

Souris is now port Of entry.
Westhope is to have new hotel.
Cakes has been sentencing some
vags.
Sims and Flasher are after cream
cries.
A young boy at Hope died Of diph.
iberia.
kindred is becoming . telephone
center.
Bottineau is to have q second OF.
chestra.
The trade carnival at Walhalla was
success.
Bottineau had a New York divorce
case recently.
Granville is attempting to organize
another band.
Edmore may bond to secure some
improvements.
A lot Of new recruits have arrived
at Fort Lincoln.
There has been an epidemic Of pneu'
monia at Leeds.
The farmers institute will be held
at Hope Feb. rs.
Cass county corn has been sent to
Germany for seed.
The Bensop County Telephone COM
pany is expanding.
The tri-county teachers will meet at
Grafton, May 1914.
Attorney Soule of Harvey has re-
moved to Westhope.
A Russian wc2sao was injured In q
runaway at Towner.
A coal mine is reported to have been
discovered at Norwich.
Milton Wheatley of Souris was con-
victed of selling booze.
Kindred rejoices over three rural
routes out of that town.
Crary people are interested in the
question of incorporation.
Rugby people held mass meeting
to discuss incorporation.
David Clark wants to review the
stock shows in Bottineau.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

The 500 will put In water tank g
Anamoose because the water at that
point is said to be less injurious q
the engines than the supply secured
ct some other points along the lire.
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-01
SUPPLEMENTARY.

Highest amount OF Indebtedness of stakeholder
lnclnding in the liability
bIy of individual
indebtedness exceeds oil
paid in, and o surpl of bank?
in above item
(See Ksntuck Sues
Of
OF such Indebtedness exceeds capital stock
(See Section $50, Kentucky Statutes) ~
Does amount OF Indebtedness OF firm,
the liability Of firm
dldua members thereof of capi
actual surplus?.
30 of suchin
idend? e-ooooo
Were all losses
declaring divide nds lest O per cent of not
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Section Kentucky Statutes
OF KENTUCKY, ''
BOURBON rs
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being duly
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December tho best of his
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made A'0''
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31st j
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STRONGEST EVIDENCE OF
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When one of the most reputable con-
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the merits OF that remedy. It is in this
way that. CLARK q Co. are selling Hyomei,
the treatment that has made so MANY
remarkable cures of both acute and
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Byomei is not pill nor is it in a
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Wherever mucus membrane contains
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treatment, the air you will he fonnd
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trees and plants which make the air
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A complete Hyomei outtt costs bnt
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Remember that if Hyomei does not
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Subscribed and sworn to before me by I
by P. 1. Mccarthy. Cashier, the 3Ist day
of December, 1903.
x. THOMAS, Notary Public.
My Commission expires Feb a, 1906:
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Highest
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the individual indirectly
Indebtedness exceeds actually
o bank
How IS Indebtedness stated in above I
(See Section Kentucky
Indebtedness
such Indebtedness exceeds of paid capital stock of
(See Section $685. Kentucky Statutes
Does of indebtedness including
liability of liability individual
menbers thereof exceed padup capital and
If state amount such Indebtedness
of
Were all
dividend,
of the bank for the period dividend
before said dividend
(See Section $685. Kentucky Statutes)
STATE KENTUCKY
BOURBON.
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No Main
the
ton the said Bank at the close of business the day of Dec til
his Belief further
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compliance with official
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made
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B. WOODFORD. Cashier.
J. I. HINTON. Director.
L. FRANK. Director.
j. w. DAVIS, Director.
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" HUI DNtOAA i . kJNJA O44tI4I 10 444IUOs
Subscribed and sworn to before me
by B. WoodfOrd. Cashier, the 31st day
of December, 1903.
E J. MYALL. Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. %, 1904
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NOTICE. = Commencing January l.,
1904. the Blue Grass Traction Company
will have a car leaving Paris for Lex
ington at 7 o'clock a. m. This car is
intended to take care of the school chill
dren. For information concerning
rates. tickets. etc.. apply at the office of
the company at 4O4 West Main Street
Lexington, KY.
Y. ALEXANDER, President.
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n
O any
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(See Section $50. Kentucky Saues)
Does Indebtedness
the liability the liability
dvdua o
90
Ii Indebtedness
Were all
declaring dividend, cnto net
Kentucky Staue)
STATE OF KENTUCKY, l.
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CHICKEN CocK.-EverY one knows
what eight-year-old Chicken Cock is
You can get it at
(1Od6t) GEO. T. LYONS.
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CoAL.-We are sole agents for the
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF
.. . TIE DEPOSIT BANK OF PARIS, . -
At the close of business the 81 day of Dec, 1903
LIABILITIES.

Capital Stock paid in, in cash. $1oo. 900 90
Surplus Fund. ............. 10000 90
Undivided Profits. ,......... 425 81
Due Depositors as follows, viz:
Deposits subject to check ION
which interest is not pai1). 234,S5S %
Due National Banks. 81 900 2o
ooo6 90
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Attention Ladies.

l wish to inform the ladies of Bour-
Don that am prepared to cook. and
serve lunch for parties. weddings and
all social functions. References: All
the society clubs of Paris. Charges. S10
for day service and $500 for night, ex-
ira charge will be made for individual
ices. Address or phone,
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P. 1. MCCARTHY Cashier.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-20
Ware e. IeIand's
Cotton Letter.

Raleigh, n. c., July 19.-The week
ly report was all that any one could
ask but the prices did not slip off
much, if any, as a result. This shows
that it will require perfect conditions
to keep the market down and any
change will bring about a sharp turn
in prices AS far as news goes it
could not be better, but the present
level of prices has about discounted
all that is known of the crop. Here
we are, July 10, and the crop fine.
We can say, never better. But there
can come weather durir~ August that
will knock the crop off 15 points in
g. month. 1t is highly improbable
that any thing of this kind will occur,
put as long as there is the possibility,
IL is unWise to needless risks. There
are many risks in shorting cotton dur
ing the latter part of July We in
Varlably get poor accounts from some
section or other during August. AS
long as this is the rule, there is every
reason to keep off the short side at
the present. The market is dull, quiet
ana yet holds steady. 1t seems to be
sale to buy cotton on declines. Prices
won't break much for a while.
WARE & LELAND.