davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
REAl.EsTATE EXPERT AND
FINANCIAL AGENT

When you want to buy Home
see STRAuCH!
When you want to sell your properly
see STRAuCH!
When you want to invest your money
see STRAUcH!
When you want 10 borrow money
see STRhUCH!
when you want some information OF
any kind
see sTRAucH!
You will have satisfaction and make
money by seeing srRAuch and seek
ing His Advice.
P. Z. r. Strauch
WAiTY BUILDING. "a KING ST,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07

Ballcntync. Foiry Page Miss Doro,bv
Hoogs.
Thrcc AInhousr Rcv,nId No
Grow: Leon. Allen Rcnton. Gaston,
Willie Roscman
Three Lady DolIs-AramInta Thcl
ma Murphy, ArabcIla. Helene spaId
ing; Angelina, Fannie Uoogs.
Clock Fairies ,hour hours) - One
O'Clock, Miss Kaipo SIENNA: Two
Two O'Clock. Miss Lillian Mundon A:
Three O'Clock. Miss Ella Wight: -Four
O'Clock. Miss MikahaIa Awana
Fairies 49, Isabella Lucas. Ramona
Morgan, Violet Lucas, Frances Rcd
house, Stella Hoogs. GLADYS UaIstcad
Florence White. Edith Kibling. Doro
thy Hoogs. Beatrice White, Mcla Fair
child. Thelma Lindley.
Marines - Alice Hastings, Mildred
Chaplin, Helen Mclean. Ethel Red
house. Geraldine Traphagcn, Psyche
Berry. Mildred Brundagc, Bcrnicc Hal
stead. Hester Pratt.
Blsauc Dolls-Dorothca Cooke. Ma
rion Ellen Paris. Katharine Pratt, Joe
Harrington. Willie Rowat. Gordon
Wakcheld.
French Dolls adaline Ross. Haz
81 Ridley, Estollc McAIlistor. Vera
Day. Evangclinc Rowat. Olive Day
Alice Biart. Martha McChcsney. Mar
garct Thurston. May Kibling. Ada Rob
i.... 90.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
PlANoLAs ON INsTALLMsNTs

You can buy the wonderful Pianoia
pianoplayer on easy monthly pay.
ments, Anyone can afford to have
one. See
BERGsTRoM MUSIC CO., LTD,
ODD FELLOWS BLDG.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
W0MEN'S NEGLECT
SUFFERING TINE SURE PENALTY
Health Thus Lost Is Restored by Lydis
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

How many women do you know who
are perfectly well and strongp We
hear every day the same story over and
over again. Il do not feel well; I am
70 tired all the time I"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-07
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN

oEx, published In the Saturday Buile
H. and the Weekly Edition. gives .
concise ana complere resume Of all L.
gal notices, ealia for tenders, iud1.
inents, building permits and real e.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
75c per month. Weekly Bulletin,
81 per year.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-01

Transient advertisements Square
3 insertions or less S1.50. Each subse.
quent insertion rs cents. Longer adver.
tisements in the same proportic-. a
space equal to six lines makes a square.
Figure work double price.
Obituaries and Pers onal Communica.
lions will be inserted at cents per line.
Yearly Advertisements at Special Rates
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-01
PUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
Published by Authority.1
CHAPTER 5IS.

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with amend
ments Chapter 266 of the Acts OF 1904, en-
titled an act regulating certain primary
elections i'll Hartford County i'll the State
OF Maryland.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of MARYLAND, That the political
parties which at the general election held on
November :, 1905. pollcd ten per cent. OF the
entire vote cast in Hartford County shall
hereafter i'll the year 1907, and bannual'y
thereafter, nominate their candidates for all
Offices to be voted for at Il general election III
1907 and bi-annually theI eafter. including
the candidates for the Senate ana members
of the House of Delegates, by means OF pri-
mary election conducted under ting provisions
of this Act, and not otherwise. Said dandi-
dates may he nominated by direct vote OF the
duly registered voters belonging to or acting
with said parties i'll each precinct OF Sald
county or they may he nominated by county
convention, the delegates to which shall be
elected at primary elections duly held in the
different precincts of said county. providing
however, that the nomination OF candidates
for the office of County Commissioner shall!
be voted for in the district in which they
reside. and majority of the votes OF that
district shall determine the candidate OF the
party to be voted for at the succeeding gen
cral election. Said primary elections shall he
held on the third SATURDAY i'll June in the
year 9oT, and bi-annually on that date here
SEcTIoNQ. Aud be it enacted. That it shall
be the duty of the Board Of Supervisors pi
Election. at least fifteen days before the third
Saturday in June in the year 9O1 and bi-an.
nuallv thereafter. to select four Judges ana
two clerks, taking two OF Said Judges and
| one of said clerks from each of the SAID politi
| cal parties to act the Judges and clerks IL
| the primaries to be held in eech election pre-
| cinct of said county; and the said Board o
Supervisors of Election shall give notice by
| publication of the names of all of said Judges
| and clerks and the precincts for which they
ate selected. by causing the same to be pub
| lished by tw o insertions in two of the weekly
newspapers printed i'll Hartford County, one
of said papers, it possible, being of opposite
| political faith from that 81 a majority of sale
| Board of Supervisors of Election.
| SRCTIoN 3. And be it enacted, That sa;t
! Board of Supervisors of Election, in appoint
| inI the Judges and clerks, and in the not ic'
| thereof shall designate the persons INTENDED
/ bv them to represent the said political par
ties respectively. Ghallengers and watcher
| representing the candidates of said partc
| shall be allowed to be present ~ the seSera
| voting places during the voting and counting
| Of the ballots.
| wEsTroN +. And be it enacted, That tn
form OF the ballots, with the names OF tn
| candidates o. delegates to be voted for 70
| the several offices to be filled. shall be fur
nished by the governing bodies Of the SAT-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-01

NH. bo..,,.,.. NM, ,,. i+t, 1,i. l..t ,i.,,.l.,.
,tinn ,ll,., III. 6 ,I7 ~ ne, ,,,ii clerks
,''l,,,,, ~, - i.,i - -, . - -. +:r7 &c.,
H. III ~ - - fit cd j.,
fi1a s,,,g,s.r 6,,rJnt I, ,f,,,..,i1 ne Ieri-
,i1 10 :, No r.,..4 ~ ,r,.ir,r i.fer ~;
Tier III, S.,ia rntrs.. rantr 3-n.nrs S0on he
e.,tit1e7 7ri,I,.I tf,.l.., me ,,,,,,lI,,.r of
-, -, a., ~ ~. ~ ri,,.1. tl,a
S,r,. ~ I,a ,,;,-.r, ra ~ in. INA mi, in
go me ~, ~, mn IL ,-as NOT
;rrar. ii.,r!,Il ltif,tc1
cprti8r 4: Ard Inc n anactrJ rg,Iat where
from. NJ .ardi,Yrrs ave 10 he 7-arcd fo. the
fri-r. 1s55 5irl, tr6,.rln t. Ig4r1rll.a,, IN he
ch,y.,, H. -, , -, ~, i,,,,.fr,,5 ann
~. !; -, 80; T. Nm - ~, ,,,.,;a,.
~ ~, $500. -. ~ ~, =. ne, ~ ~ 80 r. T.,
~ INC " me- a. 100 -, -
IN IS55 y; 81 ~ ,,.,o.' - ,feiny
t,1,le I ~, . sl,93 ~ ,l,..r. nv. ,.,,fr-
~ a. -. ,','l ~, - a. IA We @
-: ~ ~ -. w. q - - ",
,, u. ~ ''' "If '''''i "'H u
Gmi. NJ N, i, Il r,,td 7,t as soon
as tb ,,,l. .,.. ,.l,scd thn rl., ma ,.Iarl,,
- n H., i',It y . -. .-. H. -,
't ~, W 7" -, q y, - -,
taNt' ~ NoIN Niih-l it'i ~ "0@oGtHeu VI
p'n' i'ghS.i uHtii ~ ShLH it'NE 3cr4 t.uN com
tHtt,'t. il cHHHtiH% inc oAii"tA' Ii-e intent Oh
"uS '"itt N'iis5 a.."NH Govern, LrHEhtca li4c
nhitS 'tll l':. loGeutLA OBJ '3HGu, Inc uu+GS
HlIH S0Ln',1sr V5;G w, .! oo'',,'.h% Lug Jill
i"bS o. one party mrs.. 1he cast Up giie returns
Silh'nE Jhe same az hGteAaiteF PE2!Et"eu, De
tofe the bali"L pc" OF tae otEeF i7iJlGdl party
Sllhi! ne opened. MuitA>hd- l,ieh De competed
~ Il 4lNe 'htlller; N3 titll9 SeeUa Oh e2cA l1o
!t-'di tI's3 @Hai re NGti1, lAe S'iti!G 70 &c d"-
trEI'tG%.1U -! we stu ,'I's o. Is.e yuuES9
lhb ciefhN: one o. e''cu OF 9Ad IalH SheetS'
toð@r with Il summary OF returns. also lu7
. 'hcnlicate0 ny inc signatures 81 sut-eS ana
cleEH o. 5eetio 2-tl't pe sen! ns
tti!'LSicu i'.ai! 70 II i',l lsGt" o. TttcIIoLl
~ Ilieit once LII l'eI All M. ~ sum pG ILc
dItE OF the luG2cS OF opposite poEtlc4l ialtn 10
'iIO ~ .iS Sotiii 80 ~ sc y''S ny ''' ny,
iti3 SID t,4tai'N tlG iiidIes. as dl'to''1'o. Inc
other taltI meet ana oupnG&Se statement OF
returns aul ,eEtlcatro Is ABOVE PROVIDED Iof.
>balL De seated IN an enye-oPed provided Tor
that purpose IN me Dack 81 Mi'ith the luc&eS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-01
Viz Eets and 1ptelIieeQcer,
IS Published Eperv Friday.
JOHN D. WORTHINGTON.
TERMS.-$1.O 90 A Year IN Advance.

Entered August IS, 1902, as second
class matter, Postofhce at Bel Air, Nd.
Act of Congress of March 8, 1879.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-01
PUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
(PuhlisheG by Authority.)
CHAPTER 2

CHAPTER 2!3.
AN ACrto repeal section fifty-eight, fifty
eight \, fit y-eight i, hIty-c iEht &. fifty
eighth and fifty-eight T.. Of Article Is of
the Code OF Public Local Laws, title Har-
ord County" sub title County Commits
sioneFs," relating TO the number. term,
election and compensation Of County
Commissioners FOR said county and to re-
enact the same vita amendments.
Section J. Be il enacted by the Gencrel \ s.
senbiy o. Maryland, That section ftfty-eight,
ffty-eight \, fifty-eight i, tfty-eight c.
ftty-e:ght u and hfty-cight +. of article Is
of tie code OF Pablo Local Laws, title Char
sioners." be ard he same are hereby repealed
and renacted 50 as To read as follows:
Section IS. From ana after the general
election to be held on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November, nine
teen hundred and seven. the Board of Coun-
ty commissioners OF Hartford county shall
consist of five members.
Section Is \. There shall be elected at the
general election OF iaVt three County Com
miSSioners who shall hold office for two
years and until their successors are elected
and have qualified and there shall be elected
at the general election of 1909 -four County
Commissioners who shall mold office for two
years and until their successors are elected
and have qualified and at the general cleo
ton IN 1911 there Shdllbe elected five County
Commissioners who shall hold office for two
years and until their successors are elected
and qualified and thereafter five County
Commissioners shah be elected at each gen.
eral election and the County Commissioners
elected under the provisions of this act shall
he eligible for collection. but those holding
over under the Act Of 1922, Chapter 49, shall
be Ineligible to succeed themselves.
Section IS b. The County Commissioners
elected undet tie act of 1892 Chapter li7,
shall continue to hold Office until the eXpra-
ton OF the term for which they were
spccttvely elected and shall receive the saia-
rieS fixed by that act, that is tine Commas
SiOner elected in 1871 shall mold his Office un-
til the general election in 1907, the commits
Si5ner elected in 1893 shall hold his office
until the general election Of 1909 and the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-01
Origin Of the Grange.

1t is to India and to the Arabs as
middlemen that Europe. and through
Europe America, owe the orange. The
Oraa@, crossed nom Africa to Spain
with Mohammedanism while probably
the crusaders are to be thanked for
bringing it to Italy and western Eu-
rope amoAg their trophies Of the east.
The very. name is really Arabic-''na-
ranj'-and OF eastern origin, though
the legend that 1t comes from two
words meaning "eleplant' and 'be
ILL., because elephants ate oranges to
make themselves i'll, is absurd. Prob
ably in French the initial m is drop
ped of from Harani, with the final
IN" OF the indefinite article, just as
our IAN apron represents II napron,
and the spelling with an so points to
false association with or (SolD.-
Economista, Havana.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-06-01

w, A. PERCY,
Chief Clerk of the House,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-26

port the following.
Precincts and Townships have pre-
sented credentials with delegates as
follows:
Nishna tiny Township-C. S.
Dempster, C. F. G. Kehr, A. S.
Arvey, H. A. Triplet, R. C. saund.
ers, w. A. Hart, William Grimes, L.
A. Carnahan, E. A. Packard, C.. A.
Sykes, M. E.. Hayes, w. S. Moore,
| John McCracken, j. P. Barber, Ear
Copeland, George Boeck.
Charter Oak B. Coin, A. F.
Kadock, B. F. Finne, l. A. Mains,
Clark Marshall, Dave Waterhouse, L.
E. Goodwin, Theo. Drake, DR.. H.
McWilliams, Chas. Robertson, Mike
! Copps, w. E. Kahler, Ferdinand
Duboc.
Goodrich Township-W. c. Nc.
Henry, M. F. Sly, ]. C. Phillips, E.
M. Ainsworth, Al. johnson.
Kiron- John Mauritz, Harry Nerel,
w. M. Strain, Nels A. johnson,
frank Ogren, o. E. Clauson.
Denison Second Ward-W. j. Nc.
Ahren, M. j. Burk, Ed. Theobald, F.
w. Meyers, U. G. Johnson, N. La.
Frantz, Charles Tabor, D. La Mack,
John Hoist, D. L. Boynton, B. j.
Sibbert.
Boyer Townships. S. Rogers, L.
is. Bessett, A. S. Randall, L. E.
Wright, John HUE.
Union-Thos. Rae, j. L. Maurer,
John Cramer, M. B. Nelson, Willis
Virgins, E. H. Crandall, M. G.
Virgins, Martin Cole, Brinton Sharp
Frank Evans, M. D., w. A. Fucker
M. w. Maxey.
Denison Third Ward P. E. c
Lally, P. j. Klinker, E. F. Fischer
Morris McHenry, j. H. Walker, S
j. Woodruff, Sears McHenry, VIM
Mel ennan, NJ. L. Houlihan, Franl
Bolton, H. Konekamp, j. M. johnson
l. Austin,' P. w. Harding.
Denison First Ward-J. P. Conner,
A. c. Weeks, c. L. Voss, P. D. Nc
Mahon, M. D. Wright, C. F.Kuehnle
e. T. Cochran, A. D. Randall, james
Armstrong, w C. Rollins
Paradise-W. B. Evans, w. W
Coon, Samuel Fox
Vail-T. j. Hoffman, T. F. Ratch
ford Chas. Roam EApar Chamber
lin, NJ. P. Ryan, Clinton Paine, c. c
Vail.
Jackson-R. j. Dieter, Geo. Gum
Reckie Brunes, E. j. Gum, Henr
Maynard.
i Schleswig Robert Meisner, S. B
McGarvey, A. F. Stegeman. Jurge
Schroeder, Geo. Arer
Hayes. R. Brocklesby.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-26

Secretary Shaw has made since he en-
tered public life and the signal a.
bility which he has displayed in the
discharge of public duties, challenge
the admiration, not only of his friends,
but all the people. and mark him as
national character. We are espec-
tally gratified in the fact that he re-
mains in the Cabinet, at the urgent
request of the President.
We congratulate the people of the
Tenth Congressional District upon the
splendid record of steadfast Repub-
licanism, and of loyal support of our
President, made in Congress by Hon.
}. P. Conner. He has been ever faith
full to the interests Of his constituents,
true to the great principles OF Repub-
licanism, and strong and steadfast in
his support of those greater aims of
the Republic, in securing to every
man his rights. 1t is with great
pleasure that we note the apprecia-
tion of his congressional career, as
shown by the unanimous and hearty
endorsement he has received in every
County of the District. Our delega-
tion to the Congressional convention
is hereby instructed to cast the unan-
imous vote of this County for the re-
nomination of our distinguished fell
low-citizen.
We recognize the eminent quail
fcations of Senator Garst of
Carroll County, Iowa, for the posi-
tion of Lieutenant Governor, and of
Hon. E. A. Morling, of Palo Alto
County, Iowa, for the position of At
torney General, and we hereby in
struct the delegation to the State Con-
vention to support their nomination.
1t was then moved and carried that
one member be elected from each
delegation or each township represent
ed to act as committee to select
delegates. The committee was as
follows;
Boyer-John HUE.
Charter Oak-I. A. Mains.
Denison-Ira Gillmor.
Denison lst Ward P. Conner.
Denison End Ward-Chas. Tabor.
Denison 3rd Ward-Sears McHenry
East Boyer Richard Kinney.
Goodrich-A. F. johnson.
Hanover Huebner.
Hays-J. B. Brockelsby.
Iowa-Martin McNertny.
Jackson-R. j. Deter.
4 Kiron VIM. Strain.
4 Nishnabotny X. C. Saunders.
Paradise-W. B. Evans.
schleswig-s. B. McGarvey.
i Stockholm-F. A. Smith
Union-M. G. Virgins
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-26
Washington R. j. Moffitt.

A proxy was presented to the
credential committee from one of the
townships but it appears by the creden-
tials of the township that resolution
was adopted by their caucus against
theadmission of proxies and your COM
mittee therefore does not include that
proxy in it's list of delegates.
The following townships are re-
presented but are without credited
credentials.
Denison-Harry Norris, Ira Gillmor
East Boyer James Rollins, Rich
ard Kinney.
Hanover Otto Huebner.
Hays. R. Brockelsby.
Iowa-Martin McNertny.
Washington-R. j. Mofitt.
Stockholm-Alf. Clauson, F. A.
Smith.
On motion the report of the COM
mittee was adopted and republicans
from towbnships not regularly rep
resented were made members of the
convention.
The resolutions were then reported
and their reading was punctuated by
applause especially at the mentions
of Secetary Shaw, Senator Dolliver
and Congressman Conner. The re-
solutions as unanimously adopted
were as follows:
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The Republicans of Cra Word Coun-
ty, Iowa, in convention assembled,
unreservedly declare their allegiance
to the principles of the Republican
party, and congratulate the Country
on the continued national prosperity
which prevails, as a result of the op-
GRAFTON of Republican policies.
We heartily endorse the admins
traton of President Roosevelt, in deal
ing with the great questions affecting
the welfare of all the people, and we
endorse the administration of Cover
nor Cummins, in the management OF
the affairs of the State.
We fully approve the record made
by our Senators and Representatives
in Congress, in support of the princi-
pies of Republicanism, and the rights
of the people. We congratulate Hon.
j. P. Dolliver upon his brilliant ca
reer in the Senate of the United
States. and with one accord, urge up
on the next legislature that he be
elected as his own successor.
We desire to testify our pleasure il
having the State of Iowa honored b.
the selection of two of her citizens as
members of the Cabinet, one of whom
lis distinguished citizen of our owl
County. The brilliant record whicl
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-26

and his support is as enthusiastic
now as it was at the time of his first
nomination. 1t has for many years
been a fundamental doctrine with
Crawford county republicans to stick
by their district. They could do SO
easily and heartily this year because
of the we'll known ability of the two
candidates to presented by the dis
trict to the state convention. Hon.
Warren Garst, candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor is one of the Oldest and
most prominent members of the state
senate and no more competent man
could be found in all Iowa to preside
over the deliberations of that body.
E. A. Morling Of Palo Alto county
is one Of the prominent attorneys of
Northern Iowa and it was with
pleasure that the republicans of this
county instructed for both of these
candidates.
The attendance was even better than
had been expected, especially as the
farmers are very busy and as there
was no exciting contest to draw a
crowd. We believe the spirit of unity
shown augurs we'll for republican sue
cess at the next election.
The convention was called to order
at 1.3O and by County Chairman Wm.
McLennan, who called w. S. Moore
of Manila to the chair.
DR.. F. B. Evans of Dow City was
made temporary secretary. On motion
committees OF three each were ap-
pointed as follows:
Permanent Organization
Carl F. Kuehnle,
c. A. Sykes,
j. H. Walker.
Credentials
F. j. Hoffman,
Chas. Tabor,
VIM. Strain.
Resolutions
F. w. Meyers,
+. p &c. Lally,
H. w. Maynard.
The roll of townships was then call
ed for credentials and the convention
adjourned until 1.S0 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention reassembled prompt
ly and first listened to the reports Of
committees.
The committee on permanent or
ganization reported in favor of max
ing the temporary officers permanent
and this was carried by acclammation
VIM. Strain read the report of the
committee on credentials which wal
CREDENTIAL REPORT
The Committee on credentials re-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-26
vail-M. R. Ryan.
Washington-R. j. Mofitt.
West Side-A. A. Ronck

| West Side-A. A. Boock
The committee retired to the new
Review building for consultation and
the convention took recess of thirty
minutes Later the members were
called together and listened to a
spirited talk by Hon. Carl F. ,Kuehnle,
in which he congratulated the conven-
tion upon the harmony and good will
which had characterized it's proceed
ings The committee to select dele
gates now appeared and its report
was read by Mr.. Sears McHenry Sec
retary of the committee. The report
was unanimously adopted.
THE DELEGATIONS.
State-J. P. Conner, Thos. Rae,
c. L. Voss, Charles Tabor, T. F.
Ratchford, w. S. Moore, S. B. Nc
Garvey, Theo. Drake, Jonh HUE, c.
F. Kuehnle, P. E. C. Lally, Alfred
Wright, F. j. Gary, VIM. McLennan.
Congressional-Sea McHenry, Geo.
E. Spottswood, c. c. Vail, Chas.
noDC1 CooIi, u. MCMdliOil, LII. =.
B. Evans, c. F. G. Kehr, H. w.
Maynard, j. H. Hays, E. f. Clauson,
A. F. Kadoch, M. L. Houlihan, Jr.
F. W. Meyers, George Naeve,.
judicial. E. Goodwin, P. w.
Harding, C. A. Boock, P. E. c.
Lally, Chas. Tabor, c. F. Kuehnle,
j. H. Walker, w. H. Hart, R. j.
Dieter, Sears McHenry, Chairman; F.
w. Meyers, P. j. Klinker, D. L.
Boynton, w. M. McLennan.
senatorial-G. B. Coin, Chas.
Dempster, w. j. SERVER, w. w.
Coon, C. Paine, F. w. Meyers, Sears
McHenry, U. G. johnson, Roscoe
Saunders, j. R. Brockelsby, N. P.
Swanson. VIM. Grimes, DR.. w. H.
Schultz, w. H. Virgins.
On motion it was provided that the
delegation present at any convention
should cast the full vote of the coun-
ty. 1t was also carried that no prox-
les be allowed at the state convention
Hon. j. P. Conner was called for and
was greeted with loud applause. Ow-
ing to the lateness of the hour he
talked but few moments, thanking
the delegates for the marked evidences
Eof their friendship and dwelling briefly
on National issues
The convention then adjourned
It's the Denisnn way, the Crawford
County way. The way that has made
the county famous. It's the way O
all getting together and boosting ant
pushing. Neither showing or. knock
ing goes in Crawford. 1t was fin
start for November.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-26
HARMONY PREVAILED.
Crawford Presents Model In
Faction Ridden State
CONNER FINELY ENDORSED
Representative Delegations Named
Without Regard to Factionaiism
No Earring Note in Sounded.

The republicans of Crawford on
last Monday held convention which
was almost unique in this year of our
Lord 1906, when the vast majority of
county conventions are the scenes of
turmoil. factional strife and bad feel
ing. There was plenty Of good ma
tured talk among the delegates con-
cerning their individual choice for
Governor and other officers, no one
was afraid to give his personal pre-
ference, but it was felt that there
was no occasion for hysteria, or for
such strife as might endanger repub-
lican success in the county next fall.
A committee of one from each pre-
.cinct was appointed to select dele
gates, they selected the men who in
their opinion were we'll fitted for the
positions and acted throughout in per-
feet harmony, the report of the COM
mittee was adopted without dissent
ing vote.
No lineup was made on those
questions which are disturbing the
harmony of the remainder of the state
and Perkins men and Cummins men
walked out of the convention arm in
arm and with the best possible feel
ing prevailing. If it be cowardice to
so as act to eliminate bitterness from
our own ranks, to agree to drop diff
ferences within, so as to be better un-
tied to resist the foe without, to be
republican without questions as to the
shades of belief or prejudice, our
friends are welcome to make the most
of it. For our part we are glad that
there is one county in Iowa that can
be counted as 'tsafe and sane'
The endorsement given Hon. j.. p.
Conner was hearty and sincere. There
was nothing of a prefunctory nature
about it. Mr.. Conner has fairly earn
ed the unanimous support of the re-
publicans of the county and he has 1T.
The convention was Conner con-
Tvention ~ not because it, had. to- be,
but because it wanted to be. The
people of this county are proud of him