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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

MONDAY
Kenwood Monday. club, Mrs. Seymour
Cook, Penn avenue, 2 pm.
Waldensian society, annual meeting,
First Presbyterian church, 2 pm. .
the Northwest Bible and Missionary
training school. 6 Twelfth street S, $3.50
pm. .- ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

the guest. of honor. At the annual bust
ness meeting the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. A. u.
knight; vice president, Mrs. q. g.
treasurer, Mrs. John Hohler; chairman
of social committee, Mrs w. E. Nc
Kenzie; aid, Mrs. Fred Bill; missiona-
Iry, Mrs. Charles McAllister; visiting,
Mrs. A. M. Rode. E
Following the. all-day meeting the
ladies of the Woman's association were
the hostesses at a banquet for nineteen
children who had attended Hope chapel
Sunday school for one year without be-
ing absent. The decorations in the din
placecards were Easter chickens. Fol
lowing the banquet the children were
entertained with games.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
Club Notes.

The Argosy club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Sheehan, 1864 Spruce
place, Tuesday afternoon.
The Mothers club Of the pioneer de-
partment of the Church of the Redeem
er Sunday school will meet in the
church tomorrow at 3 pm.
The central board of the Women,s
Wesley church parlors tomorrow at 8
pm.
The Womenfs association of the
Church of the Redeemer will meet Fri.
day at 2:45 pm. in the clubroom Of the
church.
The Woman s club Of Territorial Pho.
neers will meet with Mrs. M. Reimer
l85 Rondo street, st. Paul, Tuesday. A
basket lunch will be served at noon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Gpndmuro in @curaia.

SmoinSbpro, Ga, II. Suli.
- Gina 100 9epoffncte entrilien
bclltc iriib Oen Ncgcr @Omaro Scar
Jon Dem @eluobrium einc3 SiiliSide-
riffs, iiibrtcn i'm nod Ganooden-
Sumpi unO bGngtcn i'm otf. Scar
Jon mar IN ser 9tud)t porber bon Sen
S6pcltern WnllOc un0 &oa 0urnen
lutter ibrem Bette ueritett geiunocn
moroen. NlS ser Batter ser MGo6en
olf 0eren Siilierric nit cinem Sc.
lpebr bcr6ei elite, idlltg i'm ser Re
ger 81 8oben uto cntilpb. SpGter
mltroc Der Ncgcr icOO6 cingefanqen
mo BOZ, sen S6peitcrn ioentifi5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
NblunOrn gcfOmmcncr &nnbe ais
Ycidc ~acfnnoCn.

@utlforO, Gonn., #. Snli. -
Die Nuirc1unN iiber ooS &criHminoen
Oca ie6siGbriaen GInpton Nii6op,
So6peS OeS ongeiebencu 9iirgers
Gront 9iibop, ieit Dem lcbtcn Sonn-
tag bat iiA bier 10 gcIteigcrt, 0nB tbot-
i06lid oic @ei6Gitc poaitGnOia ruben
unO bic goll5e 8ep0lfcrung, MGnner,
6rollen unO ainocr, nit No6ioridun-
gen nod Dem &nobcn in Ser Stoot
mo l~lnngegenO beidlGitigt lit. Der
SllB lit bereits o>i mrbrcrc Meilen
ubgefii6t mOr0en uno mon mill nun
miiicn, Oob Ser &nobc geroltbt NOR
Sen lit.
(SpGtcr.) - 0ic 2cide OeS ana.
ben lit belttc in cinem &ouicn Ereib.
bol5 i'm @elt.Hiucr %geiunOcn moroen.
Mon gloibt iett, ooB CT 5ufGQig in
Oen 6lllb ~itiir5tc uno crtrunf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

| 3pcdc scr GeriommIltng geeigneten
| Mobnobmcn IN Soridlog 5u britt
0cn unO Die erior0erIihen @elomit.
tel ST %iornnncln,
&ooicOcIt'S eriiderunQ q.
Sbeff;c els, If. &llIi. - Die
,@roccra' federation" pcld)c bier
lire &u6rcSncriommllmg ob60lt, bot
pom @otihuitcr Rcio Elm S6rciben
crboIten, Dem 0ic iolgcnoc 3uidriit
oca E]rGiiocntcn &ooicbclt beige
idloiicu mar:
ooSie oiirfcu ser o@roccr5' 6e0e.
ration" mittbcilcr, OaB mir inter
Dem uclrcn @eicb Die @iitc bon ollCm
9ii6ienilciid, 0o@ bcn Hcgicrlln0a-
ItcmpcI ouilpciit, in ic0cr Siniidt
gorontircn f6uncn un0 mOQen.
@enn irgcn6 lpcld)c llngclcgcnbciten
nit iolGcn @oorcn cntitebcn, fam
nidt bios bel ocn &crfGuicrr, ions
bern ser omerifoniihcn HegiCrlrng
icl6it ErotcIt crbobcn mCr0cn,"
II ebercinfommG 3mi 6cn
Bcru un6 GOlom6io.
Sontio 90 Sc GbiIt 1.Glli.
- Cine 9cpcide aus Gina mcIoct,
boB 5niifen @cru un0 Colombia
Elm OorlGufigcS llcbcreinfommcn ST.
Ston6e gcfonmcn it, Ourd mcl6cS
0oS ErotofoQ Dont September 1905
alfge6o6cn uu0 sic Gnticrnulrq ser
@%orniionen un6 6iuil=, iorpie Wfili.
t%Grbcb6rocn bCioCr 2Gn0cr aus Dem
@ebict 0c9 Yutumopo-6lliicS ongc.
oronct miro. @i& Der Eopit ais
S6icOSridter feline Gnti6ei0un0 in
Der Streitiroge obQiebt, boben sic
Beruoncr ou4 Hcft f%reicr SHiii-
fobrt oui Dem 0%cnonntcn 6lllb.
Sriciter S ucnboutcr.
@icn, If. &llli. - Die Budget.
Gommiiiion 6cs Observation-Disclosures
Fat mlnmc6r, nod tangent Spcrren,
Ole piellmItrittcncn 6or6errngen
fir sic Trieitcr Suicnboltten otges
nommen, meId)c 5u Sen bibigitcn &c.
battcn NnloB qobcn llno ouf sic
6cfonnte &crncbmun9 bc5 cbcmoIi-
gen Observation-Disclosures Or. b. a0r.
Der nit iid broftcn.
Qie Gommiiiion iprod) ober 5ll.
GIcid) nit biCicm GntihciO ibr ticf.
ItcS &cbolcrn 0oriibcr aus, BOB sic
grbeitcn ieinrr5cit 0urd) sic Hcgie-
rllng Ocrgebcn mOr0cn ieien obnc
ooB bic crforbcrIidc @eneGmigltng
beS Eorloment3 cingc6olt lulrOe,
rnb bronomorttc Dies olS %perioI-
iungSmi6rig.
&nr3e &obcIOepe den.
Sn FortSmoutb, england, mllrs
ben odt5ig muSronQirte britii6e
&rie9Sidiiie bcridieoener Sppcn, sic
cinitmoIs 80 MiQionen Collars gefo-
Itct bobcn, olS noltcS Glen" fir
100000 ocrfollft.
- ScitenS beo rliiiiAcn Mtniiter.
rot6eS lit bic pom fron56iiidcn Srge.
llicllr DC 2o6el NomcnS zines onlcri-
fonii6en SnpOitatS gcmo6te Oifertc,
bon Nlo8fo nod Sofllt8f cinen 9obll-
tunnel inter Scr @crinQitroBe oll3its
lc9cL Ociinitip o6gclcbnt morOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
@crmiid)tc tclcgrapbiidc Scpeidcn.

- Ser borgeItern %bc0onnene nellc
Strife ser &obIengrGbcr inn Obio'er
Sodingtbole lit oitrf cilen Gonpro.
nib beigelcgt morOcn.
= Gr.YrGiioent Glcpclon6 fam &c
itern 5lt Somportb, N..S., an, no iid)
ieine Satin idon icit cinlger 3cit be-
iin0ct. 9oS Gbcpoor miro ciniae 3eit
BORT in ieiner nellcn Somnerrpob.
ming pcrbringcn.
= Sn Seattle, @oib., muroe Geo,
Wit1eI, melder 0en 6rnu5 Gomltne
Grciiielo, Den 2eiter Scr r~eligi0ien
Sefte Der nSolp &oQcrS"" getobtet
bette, iueil bieier ongcblid Die beioen
Sdipeitcrn MtitdeU5 periiibrt bate,
frcigeIprpden. Die Gcrtbeioigung
bottc geiIti9c llnjllrednlngSfGbigfeit
gelteno gcmod)t.
Sn Woterburp, Conn, lit oaS
erobe 2oaerbotS Scr GIott MiQ So.
an Der 9encoict-S troBc oilrd) Seuer
p%oQitdnoig 5erItort luorOen. Shaocn
$4,000.
Sn Mon6eiter, Moii, bot Die
IermGblunG bon 9llnbeSienotor unb
@r.@oupernellr @intbrop Mnrrop
Crane bon @faiiahuiettS nit 6rI. Sos
iepbine Yorter 9oorbmon aus @oib-
3. s. itattgeiunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

ioBt, 81 peronlaiien, iid an Der 9ulf@'
oftion Der Gegierung 5u betbetltgell'
Die We6rbcit Ser N}it8lieoer 1T aoer
nidt niQenS, irgcnO luelhc %erollt-
luortli6feit 5lt iiberncbmclL 10 LANCE
Die 9ureoltfrotic Die 9iilI9ottion leIs
tet.
9ioGp5tof Gebotte in Ser
SumG.
PETERSBURG, II. Sllli. Die
Ie6otte ii6cr OoS SuOen-Vtoliotre IN
Nioln1tof uurOe I'M llnter6ouie Der
0lno nic0cr aufgcnommen. IS
nurbc bcidloiicI, Dab feline Deitercn
Nomcn auf sic Cite Gcrer, pelfe iif
3ltn 8ortc gcnleloct bo6en, geieBt
mer6cn ioQcn. Nuqcnblidlid) ltebcn
nod 81 9(6Qcoronctc oiti Ser 2iIte oeS
GrGii0cntcn 0c9 SollicS, melfc itber
Sen @cQcuitnn0 ST ipre6cn luiini6en.
Tic Nrbcitcrgruppc I'M llnterboltie
oc8 &orlomcntS crtlGrt, iie hobe ob.
iollltcu @cpciS, ooB bon 8ctcr86llrg
an sic @oIi5cibcb6roen in ser 4ro.
bins Sorntoff @efc6lc ou8gcionot
icicL ollf &~eriommlunQen 81 felcrn,
in ucld)cn Witglicoer 0c3 8%orloment5
nu6 Scr &ertogrng iener &6rpcri6oit
NcOcn 6oltcn. SIS miro 6e6ouptet,
Die 9cfc6lc an sic @}oli5ci Golltctcn
Oobin sic Nbgeoronctcn olti'S Goru
3u nc6mcn un0 nndbbcr e3 eri6cincn
ST loiicn, oG3 iei i6rc E0otlng Elm SIT
ioQ gcrpeien.
@on5er Nuto iir SEN
G3nrcm.
9uonpcit il, If. &llli. - Gin olli
0oS prohtpouite oltSQeltottcteS &c.
pun5crte5 9hrtomobil, meld)c5 Iid ser
G5or bat bnucn loiicn, lit pom ruiii-
i6en &crfcbrSminilter gcprobt mo
fiir 5pedcntipredeno erflGrt mor0cn.
SIS cntbdlt Elm fleine8 GB5immer un0
eincn Solon uno lit mie Elm iiirit-
Iidcr Gilcn6obnmo0gon gebout. Die
Seitcn limo ans oidem Stobl &C.
modt. 9o5 9llitomobil entpidclt
cine SGncQi1fcit bon GO Ofcilen pro
Stunoe uu0 oie Soften Oel1clbcn be-
lolricn iid oui $4,000.
3u0cn ouSQei 6 loicr.
SlooDunSf, #. Srrli. - Suoen
limo bon Dem @ebrol6 Der biciiQcn
@GOcr olt@GeidloIicn morbcn.
Gic etlun $4,000 Gimuobucr 3G6-
IcnOc Stoot SloOponSfi Iicgt an ser
Giienbobn, ITO WtCilen BON &6orfoff
nn0 lit bcriibnrt me9cn ibrcr Wincrols
mGiicr un0 S6lommbGOer, 0ic pielc
Sltrg0ite Oortbin bri1Qen. Gic Sln,
pUonsti. Sol5icc'n bcfinoen iid in Der
N6bc mO in ser Stoot Qiebt eS mcb-
rCrc bcOcutenNe SQl5pcrfc..
St6irtihc @cit oroGt.
EonIogro0, If. &l1Ii. - Die
nSibiriid)c FcIt" bot iid) inter Dem
&inOoicb in Der Gropin5 GfotcrinoS.
lop gc5cigt. Sn 3ebn IGQcn bat Die
Selde bcrcitS Sen ZOO berbcigeiii6rt.
u an bunOM or0 ny ar Ida
@or d q II, If. Sui. - 3cbn9c-
moiinctc iibcrficlcn geitcrn @lbcno sen
&niiircr Scr @ci6iel . 9obn oui Scr
StroBc, olS cr iid inter ocn1 Sdltb.
aclcit bon 5mci Solootcn ouf Der
6obrt nodb Scr Stootabouf 6eiono.
Die Nn0rciicr cri6oiiCn Oie bei0cr
SolOotcn uno roubtcn cine Summe
bon $4,000. Scr &oiiircr cntfom
nit cincnt mcitcrcn 9ctroge BON
100000, Ocn CT bel lih bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
SdIiffsfartem ppn nmb nad Sentid.
lamb.

Son Baltimore Bis 9remen: &ae
lite $50. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 uno $3.50. &unoreiie 5u
biaigerem 9reiie. Sbco. $. 9iencr,
& So, 217, Sit-YaltimOre-S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
SradtucrIaocr : Strifc in Buffalo.

9nffoIo, N.sD., If. Sllli. -
Gin @eneraIltrifc Scr 6roftpcrlaoer
iiir cine @rbobung ocS 2obncS bon II
ouf 20 Gents pro StunOe lit bier be.
gonnen morben, uno mebrcreGonilifte
5pild)en oen Strifcrn mo scr Holi5ei
BADEN iid ercignet. Die Sebtcrc men.
octc, ais lie sic 5liamncn gcrotteten
Strifcr BON ben0odS oerGran$porta.
ton > Gompognicn trieb, 5iemIid riif.
IidtSloS sen &niippel an, mo sic
Strifer ontlportetcn init Stcimuiirfen.
Die 0odS muroen ieoot %geiGubert,
obne 0aB irgeno Semouo e%ruGbnens.
mert6e Serlebungen erlitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

- GriegSicfretGr Soit fam a~citcrn
81 Gut in Ban, g., an uno biclt cine
&e0e Dor Ger Ohio Sor Niiociotion".
Son BORT begob CT li6 na6 Glepe.
lnnN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

2onoon, If. Sllli. - Sm &c.
bGuOe Der 2onboner SanoeIStom.
mer iono cine 3oblreid) beiuhte Ser.
iammling bon Smporteuren mo
S1nolern in amerifaniid)em Bid.
ienfleiid itott, INN 81 b%erotben, mel.
DIE Sfriite eetban merben fonnten,
nm oaS Gertraiien in bieie @aaren
iuieber ber5uiteuen. aud Die eng
liifen 8ertreter Der amerifaniiben
@roBidl6dter iparen anfucienb. Gin
gomite BON feds Mitglieoern muroe
ernannt, nm Die 5ir ausfiibrung Der
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18

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ssasas AHssfiasa ialaftaaIiua see
Fsiaa ASSIST. PsFhaas. afa aei
Feaiiss gasi aAai AEefigan in1eTtra.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18

GEESE ~ Urs ff ka e. iteaf
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18

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m a. IS ESQ
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18
DR.. DIAz IS BACK FROM TRIP TO CUBA
Ne nssssas Aaass&ssa ths Uasd pOssibty
tmtsssstau And tn4tructiss Article

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18

raf e. A. HaHss. Ffuslasai ~
lke Fsmns naashrsa peiieas. 20
Faaaa 49, 90 aaafssfs hssissas
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-18

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49, sFua aask sa1 49, Asses uu
uass ahHi a. HeEsiuut tunsisas
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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-08-11
Depot Changes.

E. F. ]. Mccarthy has resigned
the agency Of Southwestern railroad
at this place and former Depot
Cashier 0. H. Evans has been pro.
NOTED to the agency. A. Huth, as
sistant ticket agent, has been pro.
NOTED to the position Of depot
cashier and still retains his place at
the ticket window. Mr.. Evans is
the very fellow for his new position.
He is acquainted with everybody in
this section and is a man of fine
business qualifications. Mr.. Huth
has been employed at depot here
several years. He is known as an
honorable gentleman and hard
worker and is very deserving of the
promotion given him. Mr.. Huth
owns a beautiful little home on
Virginia avenue and is one Of our
best citizens. With the affairs Of
the Southwestern railroad at this
place in the hands Of Messrs Evans
and Huth the interests Of the rail.
road win be properly managed and
the public win be courtesiIy treated.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-08-11
ILLINOIS PRIMARY LAWS
Has It's First Trial in That State
and Gives General Sstisfac-
ton.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-For the
first time in the history of Hi.
nois, all the primaries of all the
parties were held Oh the same
day and the voters we're given
an opportunity to name their
preference for candidates from
United States Senator down to
Sheriff. The new primary law
enacted by a special session Of
the Legislature last spring. was
given its first trial today and
gave general satisfaction. In
the tempestuous districts in Chi
cagO the vote was large, but in
the districts where there were
no local contests apathy was
manifested by the voters and in
these sections the vote was SO
light that it pulled down the
total Of the city to slightly over
10000 out of a total registra-
Of $500
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-08-11
LOOKS GOOD
TO Me-
SAYS Mr.. GEORGE WARNOGk
And no Arrangements Made to
Move but Buying More Hard
ware.

George Warnock is the right
kind of a citizen to have around.
He is made of the right kind OF
stuff to have in man, both as a
citizen and business man. He
is not one of these "shakey fell
lows" but with steady business
nerve he announces in his to-
days advertisement that Ala
mogordo Looks Good to Me-
Nero may have fiddled while
Rome burned but George War
mock is not fiddling while our
lame backs are watching with
tear stained cheeks the tearing
down of the round house, but
continually buying more hard
ware because his trade demands
it. With our boundless and
wonderOus resources yet undevel-
Oped; with capital just now
coming this way; with the eyes
of eastern wealth fixed upon us /;
with the brightness of a glorious
future beckoning us onward !;
with all to gain and nothing to
lose, would you expect such a
business man as George War
mock to cast a gloom over his
own business career by moving,
too, just because part of the
round house has been torned
down? Not much. And we,
too, are right here to stay.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-08-11
300 Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that u Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure ii the only positive
cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being q con
stitutiOnal treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure il taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
c0us surfaces Of the system, there
b. destroying the foundation oi
the disease, and giving the patient
strength BY building up the consti-
tatton and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The prOprietors have
so much faith il its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that It fails to
eare. Send for list Of testimonials.
address: F. j. Cheney x Co, Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold hy Druggists, 75c.
Take HalRs Family Pills for con,
stipation.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-08-11
MISSISSIPPI GOVERNOR
Takes Advantage Of Every Fool
Thought Of Which a Fool
is Capable.

New Orleans, La, Aug. Am
appeal by Gov. Vardaman Of
Mississippi to white voters to
select State Legislators who will
vote to stop granting appropria-
tiOns for the education Of negro
children is reported from Brook
haven, Miss, where the Govern
or today addressed a farmers
meeting. OF the negro question
in Washington, d. c., Gov.
Vardaman said there is need of
= Jim Grow" law reserving
certain seats for negroes in that
city. He said Southern Con-
gressmen do not propose the en-
actment of such a law, because
they are afraid of criticism. He
declared that if chosen to rep
resent Mississippi in the Senate
he would offer such bill at
least once a year. He said that
he would rather be instrumental
in securing the repeal of the
Fifteenth Amendment than to
WELD the scepter of King Ed
ward.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1906-08-11
The Republican Situation.


The county Republican stu.
alton is soon to organize itself
for work. Just the time to hold
the convention has ssOt yet been
decided. The Republicans are
not in favor of a long drawn
out campaign. The people Of
the county are a business people
and have something else to do
besides listen to the 'cry of the
candidate" any more than they
have to. Yet politics are neces-
sary and must be indulged in
once in two years in order to
keep the machinery of the county
affairs running.
AS to our present county Off
cials being renominated fox this
years ticket can not be told, as
no action has been taken, though
it is generally understood that
they will. Two years for county
officials is very short especially
in view of the expense candi-
dates must stand in a campaign.
We wish it was so that candi-
dates wouldn't have to spend
money in campaigns, but it is
the case, nevertheless, and Re-
publicans and Democrats are
subject to the same campaign
misfortune. Ordinarily we are
opposed to the third term plan
but strictly in favor Of second
term. Where an official has fill
ed the Office fairly, honestly,
intelligently and with satisfac-
tion it is right to give q second
term. Filling a public Office
isn't such . snap as some seem
to think. Many hundreds Of diff
ferent people must be dealt with
and the official who can deal
with all and not make an enemy
would be q wonder. To do ones
duty as the law directs is ell
any Official can do, no matter
who he is or Of what political
faith. With these things in
view it becomes our duty as cit
izens to exercise charity towards
our public officials from presi-
dent of the United States down
to constable. To be and make
. true official is the highest ideal
Of public life, and to Be q law
abiding and charitable citizen il
the highest ideal any citizen can
hope for.