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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

New Water Work. in Operation
The Google well on 1iorsantown ave
nne. to which we referred some weeks
ago. as getting a move on IT, after
% years Of siadonaty quietude. and
haginE sunk some distance carryins
the entire wan down WITH & Intact
mas finally assumed rs former eanili
'brinmi The Afr. Google Ct once re-
walled I'll M to the surface 70 conn
Ipensate for the portion which had.
sunk. and now have; their new water
works system Installed and running.
They secured through Dean g Reeves;
a i 900 gallon Rider q EWickson met
al tank, to which two inch service
pipe is5.attached and to this in turn
three supply pipes to carry the water,
into the three Google homes. The
work Of pumping is done by an s.inch
cylinder engine. and the method used
is compressed hot air. The engine is
capable Of a e0.pound pressure, and
by the use Of safety valves cannot
pass beyond that limit, but 35 to 40
pounds are all that is needed for their
present use and viii throw a stream
of water with ease over any Of their
buildings IN case of1a fire. The engine
and tank are installed in an under
ground basement in the rear Of the
Charley Google property whose well
Is the source Of supply for all the
rest The. basement Is walled and ce.
mented. and here all attachments are
made for pumping water from the well
into the tank and to supply the ser
vice pipe used by the three families
interested. All is now complete and
running in a most satisfactory man:
-ner to all parties concerned, which of
course we should naturally expect,
since the work of installing the plant
was done by themselves.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21
Elrat M. b. church.

On account of the papering and Re
pairing tne church there will be no
preaching service either morning OF
evening. There will be sunday school
at $3.50 am, and in the evening Rev.
D. S. Boggs will preach at the Dla-
mond street NJ. E. church, to which an
Invitation is extended to all to attend.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

Cali at ]. H. Leonard's store on
Water street for book of coupons
emitting the holder to jewelry in
proportion to the amount of purchases
made. Ten cents on each $1.OO's
worth OF goods bought will be placed
to your credit on coupons until suf-
flcient to procure the article Of your
own selection. Remember, you get
10 per cent. on on each purchase
with which to buy jewerly guaranteed
to be first class. 19-6t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

In accordance with the provision
for the redemption contained IN said
Deed Of Trust or Mortgage, and in
said bonds, NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, by the said AMERICAN
COAL AND COKE COMPANY Of its
election to redeem all Of its outstand-
ing bonds on the first day of August,
1906, that being a semi.annual inter
est day.
Said bonds will be redeemed and
payment thereof made at the First
National Bank of Fairmont, in the
State of West Virginia, the place at
which said bonds, and the interest
coupons thereto attached are made
payable.
Holders of bonds are notified to
present them Off payment at said
First National Bank of Fairmont on
the first day Of August, 1906, at which
time and place they will receive the
face or par value Of said bonds. with
accrued interest and ON which day an
ON said bonds WIN cease.
81 u. WATSON.
President American Coal ana Coke
Company.
July s. 1906
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21
IN. BLH6K,
FhRSb Ward

Ms Cora Morrow; of Columbia
street and MI. b. II. Morrow, of Cam
eron, vent to Boothsyille yesterday.
Tor few days. visit at the home Of
Nh. Craig
MISS Grace Hall, who has been Wis
iting friends at Glarksburg the past
week returned home last evening.
Mrs George Frum and little daugh
Ter % Grany ii1e were called to the
CRY Yesterday on account of the Sc.
we're Illness Of the formers mother,
MIS- Newton Morrow, of Merchant
street
Master Howard Hershberger re-.
turned to-day from Cheswood where
he has been visiting friends for the
past week
Mrs William Gooilow and children
of Merchant street, went to Grafton
tosday "a visit tine formers parents
for short time.
very valuable work horse, owned
10y NJ. Isl Thomas died yesterday from
INlQfi fY6IuFEtIGQsg-t.
Mrs Jack Morgan, of Pittsburg
avenue, at Forksburg visiting rela-
tiTes.
Bfa kenmore, who Is employed at
wheeling has returned there after a
few days, with his family on East
Park avenue.
MISS Amanda Conwell. who has been
very I'M ct her home on Merchant
street lis much improved.
Mn IL Barrett has returned from
Tiltbngt1le Ohio where he was called
Oh account Of the illness of his wife.
VINO Is visiting friends there, and re-
ports that she Is Improving.
MS Jesse Lynch has returned from
d snort business trip, at Gray's Flat,
ana went 10 Philippi today.
Miss Mary dcWtIliams has gone to
sandlfcl Taylor county, to visit ner
aunt MES Matte Smith.
Nh ana Mrs. THOMAS Conner, OF
Merchant street, received word
rhn dag that their daughter-in.law,
Charles Conner, of Brownsville,
vas YER m with typhoid fever. Miss
Anna Conner left yesterday to be
With her during her Illness.
III D. Bishop and daughter,
Mss LnIu Of Columbia street, went
CLARK sburg yesterday morning to
isit the formers sister. Mrs. May
nard SHUT esworth. From there
they went to Parkersburg to-day and
a be- the guest for a few days of
Rev ana Mrs. "A. J. Altman.
"a C.s Scott and daughter, Miss
Edith. were the guests yesterday of
MIS- SCOTS uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs q n. Dodd, of Pleasant Valley.
Miss Madges Wiley still continues
m at her home on Raymond street
Miss Mary Ann Bartholow, of Co
fnnbia street is very sick.
Nh John shafferman left for Web.
Springs to-day for an indefinite
length OF time for the benefit of his
health.
III. w. IA. Hustead, who is attend
ing the summer course at the w. v.
ii arrived In Fairmont last evening
ID spend Saturday and Sunday with
hil family.
Ma IA. 4. Hammers is i'll at her
home p Columbia street.
Miss Rosetta Doyle. who has been
the CUES for the past three weeks of
Miss cora Riggs, of State street, will
return toAnorrow morning to her
Home at HdMechen.
AIfs Ell Bortney. of Stevens street,
vent to the country yesterday to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. David Harr,
Tor q few days
mn ms In the UnHontown hospital
for some time returned yesterday to
tlie City Hospital.
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CONCENTRATIONS.

Miss Loella Roberts is to be congrat-
ulated upon having received a No. l
certificate at the examinations in the
Webster school at Wheeling. She pre-
pared we'll for the examinations and
well deserved such an excellent grade.
She expects to teach during the ensu-
ing year.
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Baptist Church.

Rev B. LAWYER, pastor Sunday
scheoI az s:$0sa, ms w. "A. Hustead,
INT endentss preaching service at
IA. y. r. At q s15 p. ms
feehins 81 u m. On Frtiay
evening 80 cheers meeting win
be held foIlowe BY pfa yer nieeting at
500 D NJ. An IRE cordially invite to
attend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21
ANOTHER WONDER OF ecIENcl
EtoIoEy haa Proved that Dandrun
Caused by \ Germ.

Science IS DOING wonders these days
medicine as well as in mechanics. Sin
Adam lived, the human race has bee
troubled with dandruff. for which no ha
preparation has heretofore proved a su
cessful cure until Newbro's Herpicide Wi
put on the market. It Is a scientific pre-
nration that kills the germ that r1nk
dandruff or scurf by digging into Il
scalp to get at the root of the hair, whe
It saps the vitality: causing itching seal
falling hair. and finally badness wit
nut dandruff hair must grow 11xmlant
1t Ia the only destroyer of dandru
Sid by leading druggists. Send
In stamps for sample to The Her
side Co, Detroit. Mich.
E. A nillingslea q Co, spec
agents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21
a. oasis Here and There.

Great as is the Sunday drouth ia
New Jersey, an oasis is to be found
here, and there in the desert PhilaI
delphia Record.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

Mr.. G. L. Reed, the Main street bar
Der, is in Kingwood attending the fu|
neral Of relative.
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:. :. = = :. 49, : :
= WEST vfRcfNiANs :
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS j
: =

-fiayerns B canping Valley ans
iElpgd Canning, Graf n p. Hell
Bnckhannon Il; Spur Geo
NJ. Hess 81 A, Moore, Wheeling
ID. Miller. charle lesion w. FIeronis
NOUS; Grafton; D. III: GourneF, D. p.
Kidd. .. e. afccormIcl, John Darnell;
ID. III. McDeFmott, MoTgantoEn; J. =.
Boggess, j. w. lyman. ciarksburgi
j. Allen. ser; Charles Alison, Tan.
Kin.
Mareitta: WIkfe Cohen. Clarke
burg j. Milton Hall, Morgantown:
w. G. Grimes. j. p. wilson. Cameron
q. II. Holden. weston Jno. Ander-
SON. Gypsy, CHARLES Els. %. H.
Hughes. S. Bradley. p. g. Bleney,
Wheeling; M. ]. Lynch, g. s; Basnettt
Amos; Charles E. Wells Gloyers Gap;
w. A. Meredith, shinnston: j. r. Ham:
titon, Meredin; G. E. Martin, Beverly.
Watson: Charles Finn, 8. T. Crane,
Waeeling; w. 2. watson, smitntown;
Bert Hare Warrington.
ManIey: j. "A. Moore ciarksburg;
j. L. Finch, Charleston; w. 3. Cor.
der Berryburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

To the Holders Of the Corporate
Bonds Of the
AMERICAN COAL AND COKE CON-
PANN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-21

Secured by Its Mortgage or Deed Of
Trust, Dated February I, 1901.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15

SOLDIERS RI; PRlEzlPARnINGli,,rs:r.::
~. 4',y s@4 LIZ 3flIf: ~ Ih!I TAP IF'sf EIVgg!ll
For the Annual Encampment,tc
be Held at Lake CITY.

The members Of Co, r. are pre-
pairing themselves for the annual
encampment Of the Third regiment
which Is to Be held on the state
grounds st Lake city beginning July
:2srd. a new and = not overly
pleasant feature has been adopted
this year, which requires ~ the
various companies to assemble At st
Paul and march to Lake city. II
viii give the members St the
guard . taste q the real thing
il a soldiers life. '1S ,':' '-;''''' L =
- Monday Lieut.. S. s. Smith, Cor
porals Dodge and Oberman' and
Private Lawton made atrip to Rush
more where they took part in range
shooting with members of the
Rushmore squad :" ''7''.>@'',''':
Saturday several members st tie
Company 1wers at the worthington
range for IS rife practice; 2 The
following are some Of the scores,
fifty being the highest possible
acora =, 7>::!;I'. i:Ft':-.'iT.s.. - .:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15
EPWO ORTIZ LEAGUE,
Fifth Annual n ] Convention i! 4 I! !: S!ays
Hsnfg ton Next Week.: G7l~ ap i:aa

-
The fifth annual, convention Of the
Marshall. District Epworth League
will convene at slayton on Friday
afternoon Of next week and con-
tinue in session during Saturday
and Sunday
A very interesting program has
been prepared for the consideration
Of the convention Miss Edna
Aackey OF this city will speak OF the
t'Relation OF tho Social Department..
to Personal Christian Work..
The delegates" from, the local
league are az follows. Rev. G.. a.,
Cahoon, Mrs. F.. Dean, Arthur
Hansbergerss -Daisy-~~-Vail,~ officers,
Misses Mable Nicholas, N Myrtle
Turner. Edna Mackey,., Rena Bah
cock, and Belle Dow; and Mr.: Lloyd
Helmick. ''&'. s"l s'S'1z as 49,
The delegation will leave on Fri
day afternoon of next week and re-
turn Monday afternoon - T. .sa
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protracted Meklinls:

=" Protraoted meetings Ira arranged
70 be held IN the swedish MIslieR
Tabernacle commencing on Friday
night the 18th of June. and con-
tinuing on Saturday and Sunday, tat
1890 q. m. 2:so and 8, p, m On
Sunday the ladies'o the church will
serve free, dinner to-. visitors.
Preachers from abroad are coming,
including pastor &. A, Riork from
Chicago, President of The Swedish
Ev:s Mission covenant Of America,
Rey;J, Orman pastor Of tho swedish
,MiAton1 church, obiseo, Mimi, ind
others. 4: eon1ialin !, i is bore
by extended to all the Scandinavian
people o.comea QUITO these meet
ings:7 All 'sermons will BE in
Swedish: uns7n,'t 80. rs y :; Z -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15
:. Our Voting, Contest.

The voting contest to decide who
is the most popular teacher in
Mobiles county will close July 4th
az s >. h.. During the last three
weeks ! great interest has been
aroused and the Votes are coming
II srapid1y and IN big blocks Tie
teachers interested should get their
friends Is work for them during the
next Two weeks, as the vote cast
during that time will be larger, and
each one should try to get her share.
Tie contest is comparatively
young Yet 30 farr as the volume 3 Of
votes ii concerned and one teacher
stands as good show Of winning as
another. me one that works hard
est and gets her. friends TO work for
her will win IL out. With our splendid
array 81 premiums it viii be easy
to secure new subscribers, 81 induce
those Oh the list to pay q year in
advances. : The prizes are well
worth trying for a -.
ISTT ,fyF
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ThtPitEceE Angus Dispersipn Sale.

In@ rl<IC< ttnSus DtSHelNpA SllCs
One of the greatest dispersion
sales in Angus history took place at
Creston, illinois, on Tuesday Of this
week and was attended by noted
breeders and agricultural college
professor; from air l6ves the U. s.
The sale Of ninety six cattle brought
s27, SO or about q 1920 average.
Geo. o. Moore and son spurchasala
COW and bull at the sale, the COW
being one Of The best'put up and the
bull being an excellent Iindividual
and the SON of Prince Ito, the
$1,000 champion. This bull will be
used as assistant TO their already
great herd bull and. his purchase
van pqt n y pirn re a4rm 4 staadipg
with the best breeders. Minnesota
Agricultural College Col If. also get three
good ones. s7s9 sesH 3ao7'4 Il, 3r-
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, 200 yds. il: 500 yds.
WOODMEN PICNIC
M,d.lia June u. s x''el'u ii Rate Ri
- >of>85c for Round Trip. 80

The Omaha will run a special
train to Madelia on the above date
leaving Worthington at 7:45 9. m.
Returning leaving Madelia'atE $50
p. N. Tickets will lie good only on
the special train 50
!. Gov. johnson will be present and
Md stths pdnasa' q q. ].
y $500 in purses for races: MS
prize, Forester's Drill. $50 prize
Royal Neighbor Drill. Base Ball
Game, purse $50. Free Street A.
fractions. Wire Rope Performers.
Minstrels, Tent Show, Music by
10 Bands. Two floors for l' dancing +
q. Secure tickets early that accom-
mediation may be provided. .r...,..
-. ~. :. g, Morrison, Agent. -:
z.5.......c E, l. 49, a 81 IT, 4. 2: A: t..>;
,.u.x,*.3 :,:..t sa.i: ST. Panl, Ml lnlFE,!::
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15
! ....!4 = ~ y. -. !.
! Birthday Party

The members Of the Birthday
Club met with Mrs: j. N: Adding
ton Tuesday afternoon: and assisted
that lady in >appropria ::celebrat-
ing her til birthday anniversary.
Games music and a. generally
pleasant social visit senlivened the
passing hours, E:z Refreshments were
served after Iwhichs.the guests de.
parted leaving atesimonial OF their
regard tor theshosteesoin . the shape
of an elegant sedeotricv stand lamp.
It was a most enjoyable affair.", :
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:" II tI..s 7. .:7-,l. = NV.
= tAdiudsed!. Insane. !,

+ Andrew Erickson; "a farm laborer
Of Little Rock township was taken
IN custody last week by Sheriff
'Fauskeeo on complaint alleging in
sanity On Saturday > he was ex-
amined before judge Of Probate e..
M. Corey; i2ahd adjddged insane
He was committed to the asylum at
StaPIeter, Ills halucination seemed
to be- that some one was trying to
Ynso1isoii him. st!t': "Tuasar>s ss:ii,.I1 :
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Wedding is Announced.
A wedding that was celebrated 1

A<WS4NkAS Cu1t Ma3 Co10p1st0eNN ~
Toledo, Thy Rev. W. A.. Briggs,
pastor of the Congregational
church, OF May IL, was just made
public todAysto friends in the city.
Miss Masis Pearson, Of Pearson
8 60; c,ondqe ting e Epen { gig at
the cornef Of Main and Second
avenue, was tho bride was given in
marriage ID Mr.. n. L, Holbrook. Fl
Mr.. Holbrook is q plumber, and
until recently was in the employ Of
BECKER & CaIkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holbrook left this = morning for
Worthington, Mimi, where they
will reside. -Marshaltown, lows,
Republican. s'etsEs>2sI - :ss55
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Excursion Abandoned.

The excursion which was to have
been given by the teachers and Co..
F, at ! koboji this week was aban-
doned from the fact that the rail
road company demanded guar
antee of 800 before they would
furnish $ tie 9speoiai train. There
seemed to be q lack Of interest in
the sea affair "a 1.-THE part Of the
teachers and no one cared to assume
the Responsibility Of the guarantee,
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Attention "Comr;aids.

= All members, Of, .Stoddard Post,
No. 34,sG. A. R are requested to be
present7atI the next meeting June
49,, s.. Remember the District En-
campment is to be held a Luyerne
June ~ to+21r and a full attendance
is desired, .; az. IL 4av? .,;;..s:t. i,
81 s1:4as. n:as,7 ,rav John a. Scott, ..
So asnsss ~ ~ Post Commander.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15
q fsEEitf.s ---11 81 fF's 80. .-sIEA
CHlLDRENS, DAY ,EXE:RC Uses
Were Held at the Baptist Church
Z 4lfYwav.s .rt..sisss5 Ct nss.se.fT ~ =
re- last Sunday Eyenlns:,,Prr!oe'
=ag gram for Presbyterian AS
&c Is E4.Jt 80 ,E!<1s ss1t3 ID ss.F.t

;&Lastssundayevening: the evening
hour ret the Baptist church sas
devoted to Ghildrensr Day. exerciaes
BY members ofsthe Sabbath school;'
- Thereawas a very large ~attend-
ance andallwere1 vel. pleased with
the programapresented, which con-
sisted ofs music, speaking andaa
presentation 4;of the Gospel Ship.
3 cat the close of the school PRO
gram Rev. Darnell made a. short
address along the line gested 10y
the day.,:az.Ss 2ssi1.H '@as,' 4S D:s'ssss
saThe members OF the: Presbyterian
Sunday d school Z will hold Esa thsir
Ghildren'sa Day exercises next sua-
day evening at the regular hour for
services The following is the pro:
gram to be presented. :'1s ::ioia
81 Song by the school. Z 49,: d <.tE: 's
Scripture Reading. " . ~ 4 g. \.
Prayer. 'rt:sS'
q Song BY The school: 2o'17 SA
s7 Flower Drill 1s"s''7% ts;;a1:3a
- Song Of the Grass :'.'' My
s7' RECREATION, The Birds Neat "a
vi Recitation, The Farmer s5t4
1 Finger Playsby Primary glasss {
u Recitation by Five Primary Girls
Song by the School aS 3GSs =
I Recitation, =" Children e. Day.
Recitation, LESSONS from the
Clock :: 'H:s:*:5 5&'l 60. :%,7t$ass.!5.
y Song; Will The Angels !. Let Ne
'Phy9 ST. saHa5sii' 1si:tsz ;5i
q Recitation, People Will Talk
# Recitation, "a Stray Lamb,
:, Recitation In: the Land o. Pretty
Soon: - j e. =
! song Daisies ;,:s'2 5 ~ st
~ hong byrzshe sehoel f.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15

Campbell Bros. circus visited
worthington last Saturday and gave
two very creditable Performances.
The circus ii not one Of the largest
but they Ca carry; a large company "of
bigh class performers, and 4 fairly
good menagerie: The attendance
was light at both performances 4
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15
Attempted Burglary.

: !, Ll s Saturday evening tie family
ofW u E., Evans = IS were ''e aroused ~
noises st, one of the windows On
The second floor and on in INVESTIGATION
revealed tip faet. that q mar, weas
attempting to effect an entrance,
but the fact that Mr.. Evans. = wias
about frigh tened him an lie made
his escape before the police who
had beer. i summoned by telephone
could rreesaach the i scene 1, ~ ''''7
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u was reported that a !, similar
attempt had been made at the home
Of ". ". Love less, but this proved
to Be q false alarm. !, One Of their
sons 6 was !, playing prank o. his
brother which led to the alarm. Il
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15
WoodnnenaP icnics.;

The 17s6uthwssteflall q Minnesota
Picnic ASCOT tion 70 81 Modern Wood
men of America Wifi u hold their
annual pienriloo i st Madslia next Thurs
day, June alst "A # 6ae program Of
sports and, entertainments has been
arranged, } fo1T ! the e 9 9 q
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15

The Woodmen Of Northwestern
i idaasA viii hofd their annual picnic
at sibley On ) dtns s6thand that city
:is[ arranging to entertain a large
crowd. .o+ !:
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Evan9aefist Sundays Work. /.

/ lin tue history Of Freepprt,f yester-
day, June 3rd, will stand out pre-
en1nentIy aboVe al others. There
is but one day in the annals Of the
city that may be named in the. same
conversions In the History sfsathe
state and nation the nth day d of.
August; 1858, the day 81 the great
hiaco1h1 pdugassldeb ate, ehineaoqt
d star IF the first ,magnitdde,sbpt
Sunday, June 8, 1905, is veritabae
SUI iwhase;sn dlgenceti will brighton
the pagee with increasing lustre as
thu n years AT Ho } b.. Il # meFks the g
close Of Rev.. William a. Sundays
work the city.
= Fhepeople have ceased expressing
srrpfise at the phenomenal .atteld-s
ance at: the tabernacle meetings.
,a<g They are so accustomed tosseez
the large crowds there that unless
they meet several, thousands they
seem disappointed. = reeportP Paper
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-15

.yention were in the interests Of the
party as well as those 4of the people.
H.: The early reports indicating the
long lead of Mr.: Jacobson for
governor indicated that he would
he the nominee, butt a. majority of
the, delegations willedit otherwise
aud selected A. s-L:1C Cole, :of Walker,
al the party standard bearer: He
sis a. man of much legislative1 ex-
.perience and commands the respect
iof all who aenjoy,his acquaintance
and The stands for the best Interests
;of the people, sot the state :'7hr:
Cole = nomination was made on, the
thirta ballot. - =.
The oily other offices: for Which
there: Was any spirited contest we're
'thosel of state auditor, for which
Samuel q. sIverson twas renomi-
hated and State = treasurer 3 which
ffsi1 to ood II nneighbor;;..C e: e; 'Dinehart
81 slaytonl. sa' = al <'.f III
4 aEyery s a,cct 81 III; i. invention was
hAr1honious and the best Of feeling
! pl dr,l dlsd throughout the sessions
o|f the convention. The candidates
made honorab51e contests and there
are :; 10 4 ''saofe'T spots t, disrupt The
party during the campaign: 5 g .
A.clean ticket of popular men
the ticket, and it will
be triumphantly elected in Novem-
Der. = Mark that; NJ ,>' $50.
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s. MI. Casbe1 went to Hermann on
business Thursday. :... -. 49,
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Public. Safe a IF Thoroughbred
:. -,,4 Shorthorn Cattle,

-; l. will .7sell at public > auction,
Ford 3 Feed. Barn, l:slayton. MINI,
beginning at o'clock p. M, Satur-
day, June 2srds % head Of registered
shorthornss,; a young COWS, each
with calf at foot. Don't miss. this
sale, which will be- held: regardless
OF, weather. AS 'a,>ps :, :toasiN v.ra;1
y. David Hammond, struble, H.,
". 3: Brown, Adrian, Auct. 9. !
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The republican, state convention
which convened at Duluth. sWednes-
day, did it's. work quickly and we'll.
The rocks upon which the party has
split in the pastehave been avoided,
the nominees have, been judiciously
placed as regards location in the
several portionsagof the, state and
the personnel! of the ticket is such
that it will command the respect Of
every citizen and the sunanimous
support of every members OF the
party regardless ofsthe past differ
W.