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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-05

Sewing promptly done at All Win
nebago st. 36-3pd.
-Thos. Pierce was over from Cal
mar yesterday.
Ross Daubney is down from Lake
field, Mimi. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hoyt went t.
Mansfield. Ohio, Monday, for shor
visit.
DIR. E. NJ Hefen was business
visitor in the city from Calmar yes
terday.
Mrs. w. V. Wager of Calmar wa:
an over Sunday guest of Mrs. Fred
Siihring.
The name of Upmann on a cigar
is guarantee of high quality-try
them. 35tf
Midland Linseed Oil 42c and
43c in barrels 40c per gallon at Brunt
& Parman's.
&C. G. Coutant departed Friday
for a trip through the Dakotas and
the northwest.
The Board of Supervisors is in
session this week, in its regular Sep
TENDER meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van Dyke OF
Belle Plaine are visiting at the home
of J. G. Harvested.
Phil Schildnecht and wife went
to Milwaukee Saturday night, for 8
visit with relatives.
will Duffy arrived home Friday,
after travelling several months in Min
nesota and South Dakota.
Miss Gertrude Goltz returned
Saturday from Fayette. where she has
been spending the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Porter are
spending the week in Minneapolis.
They went up on Monday.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Linnevold On Route No. l,
Friday. Congratulations.
Miss Maud Cooley went to St
Paul on Saturday. where she has
accepted a position in store.
The city schools opened on Mon
day, and are now fully organized and
work is progressing in good order.
George Kern is enjoying vaca
tion from duties in the WinneshieE
County State Bank in Minneapolis
-Nord Jackwitz arrived Sunday
night from Kenmare, n. D.. on d
visit to his parents and many friends
here.
DIR. E. A. Ainsworth was up from
West Union yesterday, looking at 6
fine team of horses. with view tC
purchasing them.
When you want anything, g
buyer, a seller. finder. girl, g
hired man, money, land or home.
use our want column.
Mrs. Alice Morrison of Burr Oab
returned yesterday from Hay Springs,
Neb., accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Marcy. They will visit
at the home of Mr.. Frank Morrison a
day or so.
Il. H. Conigisky, the optician,
received telegram yesterday an.
nouncing the serious illness of his
mother, and departed at once fol-
Peoria, Ill. During his absence his
office in the Citizens Bank block will
be closed.
We are still repairing watche:
and jewelry at just one-half the re
gular price. We want to show you
the kind of work we are turning out
and trust you will take advantage OF
our liberal offer. Brunt & Parman,
druggists and jewelers..
We understand that reception
will be rendered Senator Tillman al
the Winneshiek Hotel this evening
between five and six O'Clock, and al
democrats are invited to call and
meet him at that hour. We presume
republicans would not be turned
away, either.
We hear it rumored on pretty good
authority that some of our prominent
citizens are organizing new bank
and that it will occupy the Soland
building opposite the Winneshiei
Hotel, the old Andrew Sampson block
The Burdick abstract books have
been purchased by the interested
parties.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-05

Bees Laxative Honey and Tar the
original laxative cough syrup acts as
cathartic on the bowels. 1t is made
from the tar gathered from the pine
trees of our country, therefore is the
best for children. 1t is good for coughs,
colds, Group, whooping cough, etc.
Try our free offer. Sold by Brunt e.
Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-05

When buying hardware You go to
hardware store. When buying
furniture you go to Furniture store.
When buying groceries why not go
to an exclusive Grocery store. Ny
stock is fresh and assortment COM
plete. Give me trial r. H. Tracy.
Phone SO
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-05
School
Begins
Sept.3

Get ready for the beginning of the
new term by letting us furnish you
all the books and supplies that will
be needed.
You will find it great satisfac-
ton to get school outfits where you
can be certain of finding a full
assortment of everything used
in the schools. You will find that
the case here.
We have a few second hand
books in good condition that will
be sold at very low price.
This year we will give free of
charge to every pupil buying their
books and supplies of us, beauti-
full gold fish, also nice picture of
DEBORAH High School Building.
You can see these pictures in our
window.
We desire TO have every pupil
call at our store within the next 10
days and register their names.
This list of names we expect to use
at a later date, and We hope no pu-
pill will fail to give us their name.
Our stock of school books and
supplies is larger than ever. We
believe We have enough TO supply
every child in the county. We in
vite you TO buy your books and
supplies of us.
BRUNT 4 PARMAN
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-19
Destruction Wrought Covers Lar
ger Area Than First Advices
Would Indicate.

Reports reachiug Fallon ut about
10 80 O'Clock this morning, sent by the
Associated Press from San Francisco,
under date of an hour earlier, states
that the situation is beyond the power
of words to portray. The entire water
front has sunk from 10 to Is feet, sub
merging large part OF the business
distrirt while the fire RACES ON every
hand. Dynamite had been used in
fighting the fire demon until this morn
ing, when the supply had become to-
tally exhausted. The water supply is
cut off, with absolutely no hope of re-
storing it for weeks. In the meantime
the fire RACES, while Il strong alternat-
ing wind has sprung up, and at the date
of the message there was absolutely no
hope Of saving single building i'll the
main districts of the city of San Fran
cisco.
The situation is appalling, and the to-
tai loss of life may never be known. 1t
is now estimated to be 1000, with an
additional 10000 injured more or less
severely. The hospitals have been de-
stroyed and the work of caring for the
dead and wounded is carried on heroic
ally, but under conditions that are
shocking.
The zone of the earthquake extends
from point near San Jose to Mendo-
elmo, and number Of inter ior towns
are totally destroyed, including Santa
Rosa, where 10000 people are rendered
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-19
Price 10 Gents

Consulting Engineer Saunders of the
Reclamation Service arrived in Hazen
this morning direct from San Francisco
He spent Tuesday night with his family
in their apartments at the st. Francis
hotel, The shock threw them out of
bed, but according to Mr.. Saunders
they took their time to dress, after
wards making their way to the street.
Here, a scene of indescribable horror
met their gaze. Dray teams with their
drivers were pinioned to the ground by
falling debris. The broad cement
walks had been turned on edge, and il
was with the utmost difficulty that Mr..
Saunders and family evaded the tumb-
ling building.
San Francisco is now under martial
law and no one is permitted to enter or
leave the city. Ghouls are being dealt
with summarily by the military.
A telegram received by Mrs. r. l..
Douglass at noon today from her hus-
band stated that the news as given out
to date could convey only in small part
the horror of the whole thing.
San Jose's business district is a total
loss with some accompanying loss OF
life.
The theaters and churches were among
the buildings to be first destroyed, and
had the disaster occurred several hours
earlier the casualty would undoubtedly
have been many times what is reported
The magnificent college buildings at
Palo Alto are total loss, and the inter.
urban section is suffering more or less
from incipient fires.
At Sacramento great property loss
was inflicted, but no casualties are re-
ported
The true accounts of the affair will
not be known for several days, as all
work is being directed towards saving
the lives of those in danger.
The fire department of San Francisco
worked heroically under over-powering
odds, and Fire Chief Sullivan is reported
to have been fatally injured.
The Cliff House, which was built upon
rock projection facing the Pacific
ocean, was thrown into the sea, and is
said to be floating on the ocean expanse,
buffeted about by the waves, while
many occupants are confined prisoners.
The water mains or the city are to-
tally destroyed and can never be re-
paired.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-04-19

homeless by the raging fire that sprung
up as soon as the buildings were de-
stroyed by the tremors.
The great loss of life, however, is said
to be confined to the city of San Fran
cisco. Even in Oakland, where tremen-
dous force was spent, but six people
lost their lives, according to the latest
information conveyed by the Associated
Press wires.
The entire civilized world is making
every effort to render succor, and the
Guggenhems have telegraphed a check
for $50, 900.
Thousands of other contributions are
pouring in, and the Washington gov
ernment officials have dispatched several
trainloads of medical supplies, clothing
and food by swift express trains that
are now racing across the continent.
Physicians and nurses accompany the
trains, and officials are being sent also
who will have the relief work i'm hand.
Ghouls have been at work in San
Francisco, as in all preceding disasters,
and they are being dealt with in a
prompt manner that is calculated to
discourage such brutal work. In many
cases the dead have been stripped of
their valuables, and the situation is one
OF absolute pandemonium.
The report stating that $50 lives had
been lost in the Palace hotel is now
authoritatively stated to be erroneous.
Not life was lost among the occupants
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07

In these days ii ruushandhurrycourt
zesy is often forgotten: In the mad,
pell. NELL rush of our life little
things are done to offend that we
rather remained undone. il A hastily
eaten meal and it's resn! liant head
ache may cause US social 81, tinncial
loss. The wise man or woman is
the one who relieves little ills Of
this sort by a little dose Of Kodol
For Dyspepsia. Itt digests what you
eat and puts your stomach back into
shape. Sold BY F. n. Hickman: "
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07


sv'T. There il more Catarrh il this Sec
tion of the country than all 3ths.
diseases ;paS tssat4er, and unit j tie
Last few:years:was supposed:.to b in
c1fsbiles. hlFF6JfI5 g. gatsaf 1nany years
setorstpFoRosiipeeal, ;'Al iX 3seL dIssese
and, prescribed Iloeal remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure WITH
local tr6atme ht,a chouhoed it in.
durable. Science has proven catarrh
to be q caon rs itn{onall MQsass and
therefore requires con N TT tional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
mhdss6utactureda by II r., IL yCheney, q
TO- q oiedo,z Ohio, is thesoply con.
Fstttutional cure onnthe, market. tits
taken 7interna3ly7 in doses from 10
drops to q teaspoonful. 1t acts d.
3rectlys on the blood and mucous sur.
faces Of; the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
fails L" cure. Send . for circulars
and testimonials. ,I1. r.. -.
:: ! Address F. J: Cheney . Co., To.
'led6, Ohio. H& III fpI = t.%c:.s
Wsoldsby Druggists. 75c.: -
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
IA. GL:S..i%E@s 9T&f5 OILS g n
ouP"eAOA' - q. o.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07
Dan Patch and Cresceus.

B No one would 4 buy = ,sailboat with
sails that could not be reefed.
There is always that posi- bility of
q little too much wind that makes
cautious man afraid to go&unprovid-
ed. The thinking man, whose
stomach sometimes goes back on
him, provides for gkis stomach by
keeping a, bottle Of Kodol For Dys.
pepsia within reach, Kodol digests
what you eat and restores the stom-
ach to; the condition to proerly per-
form its functions. Sold by F. N
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07

When two strong men come to
blows, even II they are well match
ed it is not plesing sight, but il
the man who gets the worst OF il
will use DeWitch Hazel Salve, he
will look better and feel better in
short order. Be sure you get De-
Wits. Good for everything q
salve is used for, including piles
Sold by F. NJ. Hickman.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07
wHAr' coLl's oppoNENrs SAY

4 Hhns ~ On,sl nailv Nova G0vArnSY
Il. n n na,' 800 o .ans.
NIL 49, r.u. orssn' "pp,oss.
u n ot Sa n! 2: inc REFORMS
\ A. = sssDy 2sE Cole IN hh kenyon
TO Article is5as follows:l
I % oiAss keynote, struck at Ken
\, ssAinlss pleasantly-no d1ssen'
lhefS nor note of quarrel. 1%@,"
ss1svors enforcement Of law. re-.
MI Of railroad rates, correction Of
\ Sanes abuses, equalization Of tax
~ economy in expenditures, develop
ment OF the state, reclamation of
waste lands. a y.ysv , a. /. s+4
'There II not 4. line II the carefully
prepared addsees to proxea>.diapute,
not ~ utterance toA excite oppoaition.
Every citizen in Minnesota ma% SOL
!. acnnly= crpss- hid. heart and soherly sub.
scribe to iii that Wxs -YIid.
.ss.sss. lGr. Cole NO, nratense to !elo.
Guonce and HE plalnr ssentences4 have
not disturbed the states midsummer
!. franuuillitys- 1f1s rt6fa Ndll Snro:
nounce Il plsasinx- and wholly salts.
factory. For that matter, 10 VIM his
4 opponents; Il s Il & n ~ eFss~y Fl a.,
., s:'The Daily News n pleased to com.
mend It cheerfully; giving full faith
and credit. the good intentions
there. expressed Nowise startling, II
Ii i simple ahad fstraigk tforxard state.
,ulent, Of spprp Sses,iA which every ;cittS
zen may cordially concur:
III every one voted for him who
tfnds in this keynote speech nothing
with which to disagree II Mr.. Cole
would be elected unanimously. Con-
1trariwise, I'LL we must. elect Esgovernor
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07

For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Go. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States, Remember the name
Doan's and take no other.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07
AUNlQUE RECORD:
Not Another Like 1t In Our
Broad Republic.

To give positive nome testimony
in every locality. is of itself unan-
swera hle proof Of merit; but when
we add to this the Continued en-
dorsement from people who testified
years ago no evidence can be stron-
ger. A Worthingten citizen CRATE
fully acknowledges the good receiv-
ed from Doans Kidney Pills and
when time has tested the cure we
find the same hearty endorsement,
with IN added enthusiasm and.c
tinued praise. Cases Of this kind
are plentiful in the work Of Deans
Kidney Pills, and such record is
unique in the annals of medicine
X. Il. sain, land agent, living on
Third Ave, -a Worthington MIMI,
says Il, have suffered for q long
time with a dull aching pain in the
small of, my back. At times it
would catch me sharply if ! turned
lin ,,e;l sat night. When l caught
cold il. affected the kidneys and their
action was noticably weak. TRIED
severai remedies but did not get
much benefit, and hearing Of Deans
Kidney Pills gotta box a F. M.
Hickman's drug store. I noticed
good effect from the treatment at
once; and before I 'had finished the
b 4 tie paine ana aches disappeared,
and the kidney sesctsti0ns became
noemalsH! lstaaeerqsntr 81 dat1ed Oct
23rd, 1902 ssoy,f .eafsz .di. &C.,
- =" AFTER THREE YEARS.
,...,,,, ,<... Nov. p, 1906: r.
&. Foster Milburn Co., Gsntlemen:-
The astatementh gave you for publ
cation athreegsav ago was true. T
cam still recommend your remedy
and you may continue to publish
my ttestimony. The cure was per-
manent. =. II. .,l Il
= ,, 49,. = IT,. = Respectfully yours,
ii (signed) r. q. sain.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Go. Buffalo,
New York, sole, agents for the
United States, Remember the name
Doan's and take no other.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07

9Th slea u tthe skin i,{ and r rsa
theapores Of refuse a e bet hti mabk' 1
for hotter Fellowship and reiti zen,
ship. Not only should the outside
81 the body. be- 'oleaused, but oc-
use of aslaxstive or,oathars
tio opens, the bowels and cle ~ the to
sysem, of. efste matter. Best Tor
this are DeWit's Little EARLY Risers
Pleasant little pills that d. not g 3 i.pe
II 81 sas;cken.s Sold by r. f. Hickman
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07
Karlsbad Advocate: Al tho cam
paign lengthens, Cole strengthens.

Good for the cough, removes the
cold, the cause Of the cough. That's
the work of Kenuedy's Laxative
Honey and Tsr-the original lax
alive cough syrup. Contains no
opiates. Sold by F. M. Hickman.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07

Me6eems almost supernuous Tor tne
| Democrats to hold q state convention
this year: Governor Johnson is al,
! rssdyl IN the neld WITH bis 1itttarx
GbdYeaui and aucn p DC ast ID still ,cltns
7 ttothfs Gwantnl 4srtnnes are being de-
4lnsad WITH weak praise and diatribes
By. frank Day, .4aSangs 1ans Il; othsr
who hAHe sheen, d1eae&ng
|nOlatbshey vels, SO dwell In marble
FAaRsl9or vo years more. lp addition.
Hapk Day has nptvonIy laaleappgths
rest 81 tie ticketsb ht hePoabaplqtelly
hpeen indisq rect enenaAf ito Apepq1nAe 1T
/ week in ae68eeoolg tbs seo9BffHRtttkq4P
date. Tom O'Brten, the Insurance
eeShAh Sioi er, Il Struggling ~wisn the
= pNff6fm and shaping 1t TO- taca both
WIZ Ion the railroad queafh1J SeSas
fn6ta 10 interfere with the history Of
|stao gears ago repeating htselt and
E.parmittina Eehsfous campaign fund
to be prpdiuctd by tho '"hterestsH
nibst in peril. The convention is to be
held the day after thee great racer OF
Dan Patch at the. state 'faira grounds
The matter being thus all arranged
in, advance ait seems almost cruel to-
70 through the motions Of conven.
ton, When Frank Day cracks the
whip the parfunctory Democrats can
/ dance 70 the refrain,
Il '"since 90. soon ! have been done for,
lwonde IF what l was begun for"
Il is "a aalmostsappptal1ins and spectac-
ular to think that, after Ill this labor
On the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
,hprSs shell Demofrata, want 70 prevent
a ssfsfss,a: e'Ras ss 3 safSas
INIT fsb1Hs9'h Ne VA Uucs lisutenSdt
'k0ternori Observation-Disclosures
his'bSseFe's bsSo5a, iSadR t It ttsR i in -
sAaid,, ....Ipdratitpde., fhy NAMES is 4 hard.
shell. moesbASk Democrat '....,. i.
100 asa go .....
N each Of tho, Twin, Cities there S
aGnernp on fpr. the congressional nom
nation On the Republican ticket. III
s::ss,,snlapoltas 11ueless asstFsch-. hss.
colors before time was called for the
start in,StAe race, but sEustts, A. H.,
Hall, Frank Nye and ~Washburn, Jr.tt
will strive for sthe tpersimmon, Just az
II your Uncle Loren had never lived:
In St. Paul Congressman Stevens has
m active opponent in E. g. Rogers,
at present clerk of courts in Ramsey
county.
Mr.. Cole, who has been In the south
ern part Of the state for the past week,
has returned He is enthusiastic over
the reception hereceived everywhere
he went and confident of the prac-
tically unanimous support Of the Re-
publicans In the sections which he
visited. "a =: = RI
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: !. t|Fr fEFE.t - \. -
Dan Patch and Cresceusi

Think ct il; .lbeot both Of e them. The
twoe famous hossesi Of the world
WIFI aBs at sthss Interstate Fair; ii
be held in. Sioux City on September
Hio u it, u citdsive!!ss Ady man who
likes a good raee and does ,not.make
use 81 Ills ! OPPORTUNITY Of seeing 4 Gin |,
these to onderfdI ANIMALS is a.
t.Msll==s. lnosgia ile.is himself
Dan Patch and Cresceus.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07
COLE GIVES VIEWS I +
ABOUT SITE LANDS
Republican Candidate for osvSrNst
Favers the Passage Of srest s sen.
stltutIonal Amendment Regarding
/ -., H- WIZ

Imads$x plain statement of his views
On tilt subjenL He said: . A5 ~.
On the taXsiusstion l have decided
,viewssa. ThasS tats has aexslopsd to a,
point where the expenditures for gov.
;NomSGfS iiiiEEiIj1sSi ssgghsd= m
enormous dgure. In 1905 more than
II xe09 1l,o1ssssaiss sshxss4tIs ststara.
ton from the earnings Of our people
sa1eA .sRslt7 toe Epp H. yartqps Depart;
pents Of our state and municipal I'd.
GiaisSrati6n. a 4JRhan sves IsaltSs ssthset
tthifspma does not. include special local
III IMPROVEMENT ssessments,s licenses Gof
IN 1htSaeRorasthsssEass sfmlAes tax
Of .-9ailread6~ g-ipsprapce companies,
teieerSpK aud teisfhone : somsanies
Ind sthes llke noa the state's. income 2
from its own Investments, We must be
convinced that this is one Of the xeFy
important subjects which is now be-
fore our citizens for consideration. e,:
"A larsss part of our public expendi-
fenres r. forsphtectsfas ITO " htchyit is
the states policy to exercise liberal.
'FityJ q. More than per cent lot the
total spent goes in one shape or an,
other for the cause Of popular educa-
stion. Our people believe . in ! good
schools and approve of their mainte-
nance and, Improvement. think IN
other directions there Is room for
economy, and l pledge myself, IT, elect
:, ed, to- investigate thoroughly every
avenue of possible waste and eXtrav'
agance, and to use my influence to- re-
duce and limit OUTLAWS wherever this
J, can be done without prejudice to! eff.
ncient service, But the burden will
he heavy, notwithstanding all that
can be done in this way, unless we
improve our methods of taxation.
"Wen have now in operation a sys.
tenn which came into existence when
business conditions were much differ
I. ents; from wshati they are at q present
New torrnsEpfj wealth have been CT eat.
ed and acc,imulAxions are held in sucb
I shapss which were then u .tIl p and md
5cFhieh5 our laws qon tain no sprovis ion
for reaching Fhe result is THAT prop
erty of one sort IL overtaxed, and prop.
1eIrrty 81 another sort sescapes" entir rely.
For these seasons ! an in favor Of the
psepossAt tax amendment to the state
constitution, which is. to be voted on
Ut tic coming election, 2 II adopted
It Vim enlarge tie, powers of'the legis.
,lature Very materially and make II
, bossiblsp to Snactaa ,Feven,.o law Gil
aAarmenxs with scientific thought on the
! subject, and which will moro eqnitably
amSAEYtAS Saapil and economic cppdi
lions existing ut the present day. II
Majeot no. further! thelnrst' gY,esaa ar after
iita adapt qa thar t ggtd ourselves Of
Direct ta1eeofaE state pYTppses, peav
ing this source free for the use Of our
Sii6ofdinatS pl5so1ifticais visions, We
sslp4sA pWe peqs s9NRP s It f PROGRESS
'oyerWk w are able TO do.undeF our
VreJent S6nn5stit ddtfonaf I ptdslsiond."
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Guttersen's Platform

SEF% = Ess sr y" YEA WI
fspsSSs with the Rspsb-
Heats Of Ahis 4lnte thsk 5tho
tsmO 10 NV rIp6 Atvls-, I
Ion of the IarifI, favor place
.,sn6 ssssossTSaGE1nas6A Gksy
o. Trust controlled goods on!
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The.
duty on necessities OF NE ano
al American made ooods sold
Z chSapor g 60 tD6aA 4 hons.
=! ss:,..e p sess 9ss .s;s;s :"
1 d SsSpeDeh6e splaSetM. ~
our home 1xduStFi6t ind the
= AnsS<1d1 AabllpEgA 1ec e4ho
rlsE>rUeltad StatsAs
-~$UnSt6ro by dteSct.~SdGo. q
~ biaklepaif anttpassriew cover
iiiS thx legislative, Executive
4, Md .ludleial ofNoiola, 8, IN
lHhO PitancO Tx law and
,,ofrlnoont vvspovernino our,
Il railroads and ether public
corporations. u q. r
/ saensg~ y Respectfully, .-Ef ~
!" ia 81 GiIbort Guttorson.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07

81 kArlsbad I Advocate: During Al r.
Coles successful business career he
talways gave his patrons. a a''square;
deal" That is just what the people
Of Minnesota will receive after he is
inaugurated governor. w