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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-17
North Star College Notes.

Examinations will begin on Fri
day and continue on Saturday of
this week.
Saturday. Dec. 10. the fall term
closes. Looking back upon. three
months of school that have passed. |
We can say that they have been we'll
spent in diligent study by our STU
dents and that the work done has
been satisfactory in every wav. You
are welcome to come back and begin
work again Jan. 5. 1909.
The Board of Directors of North
Star College met in the college office
last Tuesday evening. MANY things
were thoroughly discussed for the
benefit of the school. 1t was cecid-
ed that at least two representatives.
one from the board and one from
the faculty, be sent out during few
days of the Christmas vacation to
further advertise and make the
school known. Mr.. L. M. Olson
and Prof. Siostrand we're elected to
90. Each member of the Board re-
ported interesting news concerning
the future of the college. Let's all
| put our shoulders to the wheel. It's
a go.
Prof. Abrahamson and his sister.
Ruth. will spend their Christmas
vaction at their home at Buffalo
Lake. MINI. Prof. Abrahamson will
also attend the meeting OF the NJ. +.
A. at St. Paul.
School was in session on Monday
of this week instead of one dav of
Christmas week.
Now you will all have some time to
talk to your neiqhbor about sending
a son or a daughter to North Star
College after the holidays. It would
be pleasant to see the 100 mark
reached. Let US all boost for 100!
Those of YOU who are yet unde-
cided when to attend school after
the holidays. keep in mind the
saving of money in heaps If YOU stay
right here at home and attend our
school. Whv not Datronize home
industry and save money at the same
time?
1t is safe to say that you can save
monev by purchasing your merchan-
disc in your home town and it is
also true you can save just as much
and more when you stav at home
and receive as much value for less
money than you would by going to a
school far away. We want you tc
consider these questions before you
decide.
N. E. Bystrom and Mr.. Christian.
son were pleasant callers at the in
stitution. last Saturday.
Mr.. Miller. representing the Oliver
Typewriter Co., called one day last
week. &
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Judge Grindeland held a term of
court at HalIock this week.
For good kerosene oil 90 to
Larson's store.
John j. Dallum is attending to
business at Oslo to-day.
Albin Young & Co.. are having
their office rooms furnished.
Farrell's for Violins, Accord
ions and Guitars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hedouist of
Alma. visited relatives and friends
in the CITY last Tuesday.
E. Torgeson. the manager of the
Farmers Co-operative Store Co.. at
Radium. was in the city. Monday.
| Albin Young made business trip
to Thief River Falls. Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Ed. Quistgard returned Tues
dav evening. from a visit at Gland
Forks.
John Wolberg. the prosperous
farmer and horse trader near AlVar-
ado. spent Tuesday evening in the
city.
Don't miss this opportunity. 1t
is nothing like it in the city for
Christmas gifts at Holm's.
Miss Carlson. one of the teachers
in the WASHINGTON building was
presented with a beautiful chain by
her pupils yesterday, as Christmas
gift.
n. A. Day. a prominent citizen of
Melvin. ILL.,. is spending few days
here looking over the country with a
view of investing in Marshall Coun-
ty soil.
The Illinois Society will have a
special meeting at their hall on
Saturday. Dec. 49, at 1:30 O'Clock.
All members are kindly requested
to be present.
Farrell's for Diamonds and
Jewelry.
Miss Julia Nelson. of Grand Forks.
visited in the city the latter part OF
last week at the home of Geo. Wick.
who has recently moved here from
Northland,
Samuel L. Rank. of St. Paul. a
printer and newspaper man Of many
years experience, especially trained
on fine job and ad composition. ar
rived last week to accept a position
in the Sheaf force. We are therefore
in better position than ever to turn
out first class printing in the short
est possible time.
Stanley Urbaniak, one of town Of
WanRer's progressive young farmers,
attended to business in the city or
Monday. He is one of the first tx
operate a steam plow in this county,
one that he purchased from Lund
gren. Wittensten & Co.. last fall,
and he reports good success with it.
Farrelps for Pianos and Pho
nOgraphs.
II. c.. Langhalle. who until re-
Gently was the editor and publisher
of the Halstad. MIMI. Advocate. /!
in the CITY TO-DAY. He has just sole
his paper. but the business has to-
many attractions for him to sta
out. and therefore he arranged while
here to take charge Of the Oslo Fri
bune. as editor and manager. at tn
beginning of the new year.
The Crookston Cleaning and Dye
ing Works have established an aqenc!
at Ed. Natwlck's confectionery II
this city. Ladies and gentlemen
clothes. no matter how soiled Q
spotted. will be cleaned by etthe
dry or steam process and made =
look as good as new. Leave. you
work at the agency. No express
charges either way. All work guar
anteed satisfactory.
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Examinations will begin on Fri
day and continue on Saturday Of
this week.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-29
G0SA M0Y C0RIgN.
SsBtiFse D6biI e i0displssia. Sin
que Pasda u8maTss in EBfslnla.

Hay psFiodos an que toda persona %
liante indispuests, con pooas faeT7as, POGO.
apetito. POGO de humoE, sin embargo no
ostS uno 81 far1no. 81 uno buaeR lfntomau
o. facil Greer aus 81 mals1tsR proviono del
oss6msg0, de loB ngIvi0B, 8 que eg REM
matismo murhaa OtEa8 indiCRci0neB 90
meianta8 Lo citrbo d que d orgaui1mo
eBtS cRnsado y necesita algo que loEohR
bilite. QQs Is Hangra neCeRita q aigo que
estimule ID busnR GiFOulaGi6n y que quits
las impuRssaF. On simple t6nico eB lc
que debs tomaBss para OoEEagiT ssa8 emo
iosa6 indispoaicioneg, y Hec0msndamoE que
ere t6niCo ssan Las Pfldora8 RoaRdRg del
DR.. WilliamV, que son excelenteB para 10
BaDgre les negvioB. In BangTe dehe
ContenaE todoB Los elementoB do BRlud, y
eBtando Is Bapgre bien, CaAi no hay erfer'
madRd que subsilts. f. IL.
El Eiguisnt8 extFaOto ds una carts CO.
FFobsEa 10 que EGferen la5 anteFioEsB lf'
nsaE: ''Tengo 81 gusto de Certifcsr que
20 soy uno de Los muehoB que dGbGn ga
Curaci6n & Ias PfldoFas Rogadaa del Dr..
WilliamV. VaFisB vsCss me he Bentido
indispueBto con DfutomRB do onfeEmsdadaB
lsveB que Ain embargo me quitaban laB
Gus4AAA me Ge01hu AuG@ qtscAb@Qo 1t9Eb 40B
goCes , obligaCionsI de Ia vide. En talsn
Caaoa be hschRdo msno de IsH PfIdoEas
RosadaB del DR.. Williams, obtanisndo
pTonto Rlivio y mi Comkleto EeptabIeci'
mionto en- psrfodo de tismpo rslatiyaments
CoEtO. TsDgo puea buensH pEuebaB de laB
PfldoFaa Roaadas del DE- Williams son
nm excsIents t6nicO para 10 BasgFe , loo
nsEviOR, = Ian FeComiandO SiembFs que
tengo oOGsi6n". (Del Wh Z Juan San.
guinstty Medina, c8lle RsVillR Gjg8do 43,
HsbsnR),
Todas lRB BotiCRB do imp0HtaBCie Va1den
Los PfIdoRag, RosadaB del DIR. WIL'
LTAMs. No 10 aceptsn suutituto0.
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Para las pT6ximas fiestaS,

La Villa de Madrid, consecuente con sus
favOTecedOres, esta va recibiendO ell iDmen-
so surtidO de R6nerOs nuevOs y artfculQs de
fantasia. ProntU seran expuestos en- los gran
des almacenes de este establecimientO los
nuevOs mOdelOs de Encajes, VRlencien,
NOttigham, Guipour y Venice en- blancO.
crema y CrudOs 8sf como un gran L0TE
de bOrd0dos que venderemos a mitad de
preciO. El pdbIico cOnOce bien que no te-
nemOs cOmpetencia possible que nuestros
g6neros SO recOmiendau pOr 81 solos.
TenemOs ell mej0r surtidO de perfumeria
francesa desde la "ROYAL" hasta COti, Y
vendemos mas baratO que en- ninguna Otra
casa. NuestrO LENA es vender 10 mejOr;
siempre resulta mas cOnveniente. Venga
y yea los nuevOs modelOs de teIas de fan
tasfa no dudamOs hallara cuantO intere-
Sc; pfdanos muestras precios y gustOsOs
le atenderemCs. Tel6fOnO 273. P. 0. Box
764. San Francisco 81, San Juan, P. r.
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LOS FOCOS DE LA FIEBRE

Baio todos los climas y en- todos los
paises encuentranse esOs fOcOs, 10
mismo en- Europa que en- las Americas.
En- todas parties dOnde hay pantanos 8
aguas estancadas, los g6rmenes de la
fiebre eXisten peTmanentemente. En-
los climas cdlidOs, 8 en- la estaci0n de
los grandes Calores, esOs maloS
germenes pululan con una dOble in
tensidad. CuandO Sc esta Obligado pof
Tazones partiCulares a ViVir en- paises
calidos pantanOsOs, en- medic de esOs
miasmas que engendran la fiebre, e.
medic mas sencilloy seguro de preser-
VarSe, 8. Curarse, 81 Sc COntrae la
tiebre, es tOmar Vino de Quinium
Labarraque, pues ell uso de este medi-
Camento preserva, en- efecto de una
manera segura, aun en- los paises mas
enfermizOs.
81 Sc ha dejadO que la enfermedad Sc
presente, este medicamentO heroico
Curara en- POGO tempo la febre, aun la
mas rebelde E inYeterada. SOlamenta
cuando Sc trate de cortar un acceSo
Violento es Cuando convene reCurrir
a la Quinina.
La dOsis que debera tOmarse es de
cOpitas cada cOmida. La curaci6n
ODLGulud COl Gl NlllO uGQullllu uIIl LdDdE-
raque es mas radical y mas segura que
empleando quinina sOla caUsa de los
demas principles aCtivos de la quina,
los cuales van ContenidOs en- elQuiniUm
Labarraquey compIeIan la acci0n de la
quinina, toda vez que ell Quinium lleVa
por base un eXtraCtO complete de
quina que contiene tOdOs los princi-
pios TITLES de la preciosa corteza
disuelIos en- vino generOSO de las
mejores marcas de Espana. Sobre tOdO
en- los paises en- que reina la febre v
cuando ell enfermo Sc We obligado a
permanecer en- medic de los miasmas
que lie han Causado la enfermeda6,
entonces es cuando la acci0n del vino
de Quinium Labarraque es incompara-
blemente superior a la de cualQuier
otro remediO.
Su mucha y recOnocida efcacia y las
numerosisimas CuraCiOnes Obtenidas
han movido a la Academia de MediCina
de Paris dar su aprobaci6n a la
formula del Ouinium Labarraque; y
convene no olvidar que rara vez sc
Otorga esta distinction, 10 cual reco-
mienda, como es natural, este producto
a la confianza de los enfermos en- todOs
los paises. Hallase de venta en- toGas
las droguerias y farmacias. 8
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En- Ia CoEta Municipal del distEito Judi
cial Municipal de Bayam6D.

En- Ia CoEta Municipal del distEito Judi
cial Municipal de Bsyam6D.
Jos5 Gua5 SiJu6n sion en- interruption
Ci6n de dominic.
EGtado1 Unido8 do Am6ricP. PPosi
dante de los EGbRdoH UnidoH.-s S
Por CuRnto Ios abogadoB Eduardo Acu'
1R y Emigdio 8. GinoFio han pgegent8do
nombEa de Jos6 Gusl Si:v6n, una goliCi
tud para que 90 anuncie que 81 peticionGFio
degeB ConveEtir On inscription de dominic
10 dc poBaBi6n que tiene de- 10 hnCa 81
guiente:
RdstiCs.- TeErsno eompueSto do 261
OusFdas so c6ntimOl, equiValsnte1 & 102
hsct6reRB, IS 6rsGB y IS CsntiAreau, llama.
do aoteB UmpieFTe y deUpu6s CdrmeU, "a
dicAdo en- ol bsrFio del pueblo do Guains-
bo, s. ntR Rosa. t6FminO municipal de
B8yam6n, Colindants poF el Este, AnttB
con 81 poblado de Guainabo, Juan Fe ID,
IL caEFeteIa de GuainabO 6 Catbflo ID
Bnc:Bi6n de Mares ino SantoE, hoy Loren.
u CaTb6, Suce8i6n de Maria GaEcf6, teEEe'
nos del pueblo de- Guainabo poblado,
guCegi6n UmpisrEe, Camino do BBysm6n
& Cats fioy JoR6 r. OsFaso, antss RuceBi6n
6lntop; p0E 81 Sur Bsnito BaGz ants
Enrique Bulsrin, OsrIOs Rom6n, Camino
de Santa RoGa, JcH6 b. CaFagO, LoFsnzo
Oarb6 y Ol rio de GuainabO, poE 81 NoEte
Dolores CataIG, AndE6s Vega , JoB6 r,
OarR8o y poF el Oats, antsb Eugenia San.
chez de BRyonOt, hoy eli rio Guainabc,
JoE6 r. CREaz9, aueeAi6u Sanchez = EuGe-
bio Disz; inuorito en- sl folio 216 del tome
30. de Bsyam6D, finCa 139, inscription
pTimera fsChR de DicismbEo de ], 1881.
POF tanto y hRbie doHs ordenado por
el honorable LeOpoldO ssntiggo iuez de
eDtR CoFte, 90 publique la pTet8nBi6n para
que les que 20 oonnideEen psTjudiCRdos
pu0dan pTsgsDtaF 10 opoEtuna demands
dsntEo de quinCe dias nRturaI0n, IibFo 10
preBsnts en- BayRm6n. % de Julio do
1908.
GuitIermO Rengel,
SecFstaIio. 3vB
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INlIcLnnR GENERAL

CONSEJOS IA LAS MADREs.-E iaFabe
Calmante de la Sonora WinHlOW debe
usarge siempre que los nifios eatan en- el
peTiOdo de Ia detenci6n. Proportions ALI
vic Immediate al pequeflo pacfente, produ-
ee un suedo natural y tTanqutlO, aliyia el
dolor Y ell angelic despierta muy vivO Y
alegre Es muy agrR0able al palRdaE,
calmR 81 nifiO, ablanda sus dolores, hace
Gaciles Ia f1nCiOnen del est0mRgO regulR
los intestinos. Es ell mejor remedio como
cldo para la diarrea va provenga esta de la
dentici6n 8 de cusIquiera Ctra causa.
Iengase muchO cuidado en- pediT ell 'tJaTa-
De CalmRtne de Ia SefIOra WinsloW": es 81
meior de tOdOs.
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NOTIClAS De WEST INDIES.
La psste bDb6BiGa en- Trinidad es
CauSa de exCitaCi6n en- DemsEsra.
En- SaO VIGGntO Osttn 'pOIlndo q tOdo8 los me-
dos para Ia testfuEG6a Do las Tatas.

BRrbada.- So entE ConHtruyOndo una
institution deEcminada "ORss CoPPeccio'
nal para Mas, CuYa necsRidad dsi6bRaa
BsntiF deBde hRCs muSho tempo. La la'
gislaturR veto 900 1TineB para "a edit
c0oi6p.
-PoE Gx9eBo de coBto 90 ha abRn donado
el pFop6uit0 de Cambio do lR2arSto.
-173 trabaisdoEeB sBpa fioles del Canal
de Panama han Balido para el Brazil.
So vaporeD, buqus do cuatEo psloD,
ctros dos vRpoTsg y Is bGFcRs han sntEado
On eIts puerto duHant0 el mes que teEmin6
81 6iA 3 de JUNO
g. nts LucfR.-Un mite del ConEeio
legi'lativo hR recon- snda 10 aI deuOmbolSo
do $50 fl rineS para Ia 0difcaCi6n de- I'M
nusvo faro, poF las difcultadaB con que
tr:pisERn los buqusB al boEdesr la costa
poT lR noCh9.
DemsEaTs. - La peSts bub6nicB que
FecientemGnte hR RpaTeCido en- Trinidad
VenCzuela CRugG gan txcitRci6n pquf.
So tie1sn notiCisI de dos cRHon do fisbEs
RmaEillG en- IN suFope0 y un aIi6tico.
Trinidad -Alguno8 CagOB mas de pests
hub6niCa He han PFeAsntido.
San ViCento.-LN gant8 dc Kipgt1n es'
tan buSCando medid,8 para 10 desGrucci61
ds las G;EB como una pEecauCi6n contra Ia
invasion de IL pGBts bUb6nica.
SaE tR Cruz -EGCagamsuta ha hAbido
aIgunR CoHeChs dc a2ticaE en- ests iuIR, de-
bido ls gran Bsqufa del afio paSado.
Sc han hsCho Lon primePog tEabDioB
para eHtableOsE una red teltf6nicR poF tods
la ialR. Sc prspaFan tres 0staCionaa Csntra'
leI; una en- Cads pueblo y OtEs On KiDgGhilI.
Saint ThomaP.--El 65 anivGEuaEio de So
MAiastad 0l Fey Federico octave dc Dina
mAFcS, Us celsbE6 el 3 de JUNO.
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lBRIGOS Y SOMBREROS.

En- el Paris BazaE Rs han rscibido ab1i'
gOB de soda nPgFon con Cusllo bordado &
$500 uno, y los hay tambien do $8., $40
y $12 uno.
En- sOmbEeFou do s:G3Es 90 RCaba de- 70.
c.bir unO de ultima nOvedad que 90 ven.
dGF6 dos dollars. EI un RombP9To So
msmsnte bRFato ? muy elegants.
En- RrtfGu!os de metal plateado pFopioB
para EegaloB hay un immense surtid0.-
PEDRO GIUSTI, EoEtalaga 28.
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CASA De PRESTAMOs OE c. SILVA.

En los dfAg 81 de Julio y 10 de AgORtO
pt6ximo no lIsvArG & CAbo en- sl ndmeFo
II do la CRlle do Ia Luna 81 TGmate de lRB
prsndRB cUyoG t0loneU no han Sido r0nova'
dos nj oAncelRdoI deBpu6I do los BsiG mGHs8
que ConCede In ley.
La casa guBpGnds Bus opsraCiOneB de
pT6ItRmoG = uuplica todoI los que tsngRn
prsndRB & ObjstoB empt hAdOB Ts DirvRn res
catAElon en- Ol t6rmino que prescribe 10
Law 8vR
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Il. LOPEZ CEPERO, San JOge IS
COmpTa y vsnta de musblsI On general.
Be haCsn pTeStamoH do dinero sobFO prem.
daB de ORC, plata , pisdrau pEsoioBaB. So
Compran pEendaG autiguaG , modsrnRG. Sc
OOmprG , vsads plata , orc dateFioERdo.
ConsSSDte existenciR de mueblsU, & tip0
OCOn6micoR. BARRAS DE .CATRE.
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LINEA EFERRA DBL oEsTE.

ItinerariO. salidas de Bayam6n y Oapi-
tai gimultaneamente.
Dfas IabOrables.- Mafiana 6, 2 O5, $50 8
45 loo Tarde 1915, 1.45, S.J6, 4.S6, 5.45.
y $50.
Dfas festivOs.-Ma1ana 8,7.O5, $50 9A5
y IL. Tarde 1915 1.SO, 2 so, $50, 1906,
% y $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
CataflO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. ella SO
25e 20. clase 16e. De Bayam6n Cata1O y
vuelta IA. clase 15e, "a. clase 10e.
Billetes OrdinariO de Capital Cata1o en-
Ia, clRse 8 centavOs.
Bayam6n 19 de SeptiOmbrs do 1905
Ramon VaIdas
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ENTIRE los o0mpradOres de Foloisa &
plRsoB angla ioyaEiR ds F, KahThahn Go
ps FegalR an Tslcj "Waltham" 8amSnal'
ments. La Ultima BemRna obtuVo uno 81
Bocio SEN Felix MarraFo San Juan.
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Sc DEsEA VENDER, BoiscisntOu me.
tTOB mas men0D, via pOrtStil Dscauville
do CiuCuentR con tfmetTOB y echo WFgone'
taB de hero para 10 miGmR vie. Todo
en- buen estado. Para infoTme8 N. g.
apartsdo 257 ATscibo. Is Y. Q.
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SOLARES EN- SARTURGE,

80 venden IolaEoB con frsnts & Ia carro.
tSTS central , otroG interiors; con calloB
afrmSd,B.
IOformArd W. Bosch T"usn n6mOro
3 aItov.
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Sc VENDE una "Victoria" uuada psro
On mGgoiieO oHtsdc. ElEgante = fueEts,
l, foFmar6n en- lR "FloE do Mayo" CA'
lie de Ia CFuz San juan. 15v.R.
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Caguas TramWay Company.
SERVICIO DE PASAJEROS.

parr del de Julio ragulars sadrdn de
guas diaramente para Rio Pedas ncuso los Domngo las
m. saldrdn de Rio Piedras para Caguas las
a. m. p.
Carros eceos epecias enlazaran todos los
Sc ezpedra comOddad para pasae de prmera para
equlpaje hasta el destno.
Para bIetes mas infOrmes drgrse los agentes de las
estaciones
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Sc VENDE un piano en- muy busn e8'
tado, marcs de fkbEica RmsEiORn0, pTemiR'
do en- Ia sx Oosici6n do ChioSgo. Para in
foTmeu San Francisco 72. altoB. 3v.a
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-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
muy 0leganteg y & precios sumamsnts mo.
diC0g, Io1 acaba de reCibir La Tiendita do
JOBsfa EChsvArrf8, Rl lado del ayuntA'
miOnto. Vonde tambi6n ofsctog EOligi6
VoL Oompra snvoltuFRH de JabOn OotR-
R0n.-san Juan, Box ZIG.
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VENDO mi casa nusva de IR callo del
PsEquP. RodoRdR de todaB las Oomodida'
dsH exij'dSB PreCio $500. InfoEmeH
FELIX PADIAL. calle Oolomsr ssnturCs.
30yR
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En- sata imprante 90 vsn6o papol dc
psEi6dic0 viOio { $500 los 48 kiloa Gun
gUiRtaI)
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AL BEOIBO DE 8 8 Gn7iam05 &
VuGlta de corEeo an Ealoi EIgin garantiza.
do por dies amos, y PoE $40 TSmitimo8 uno
mRHOs Walthan. = +. KshFkabn. San
Juan z, B, a.
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THE BATTLE IS OVER.

One of the most strenuous and excit-
ing political campaigns ever seen in Van
Buren, county came to whirlwind finish
last Tuesday night. 1t was neck and
neck race and the results on several of
the offices could not be determined until
the last precinct was heard from.
1t was beautiful day, light shower
in the morning cooling tho atmosphere
and making the day ideal for the battle
royal. The vote was not as heavy as had
been anticipated. Out of an enrolment
of over 5000 republicans IN the county
but trife over 1920 votes were cast.
Paw Paw cast the largest vote of any
precinct IN the county and 452 republi-
cans had tailed for their favorites when
the polls closed at 3 o'clock. Many dem
ocrats enrolled as republicans and par
ticipated IN the republican primaries.
There was no incentive for any special
effort to get out the democratic vote as
there was but one candidate on the
ticket, that of Lawton L. Hemans for
governor, and the vote was exceedingly
light throughout the county.
Judge Heckert an Easy Winner.
The result of the contest for repre-
sentative is very gratifying to Judge
Benz. +. Heckert and his friends. He
did not come into the race until late and
did but very little campaigning. His
ability and special ftness for the impor-
tant office of legislator at this time was
recognized throughout the county and
be had a comfortable majority of over
200, although the other candidates each
had loyal supporters throughout the en-.
tire county and the backing Of their
home town.
Two Term Precedent Broken.
There we're three candidates in the
race for county clerk and each one
worked hard to land the Office. The
campaign was clean, however, and de-
void of mud Singing or abuse. Party
precedent had decreed that county Off.
GERS should hold but two terms and the
candidates opposed to Mr.. Mosier based
their campaign arguments on those
grounds. Things have changed, how
ever, since the primary system was
adopted and Mr.. Mosier won for the
third term with the largest plurality oI
any man on the ticket over 500. The
vote is highly complimentary to the sue
cessful candidate.
Narrow Escape for Judge An
derSOn,
One of the many surprises of the day
was the vote on the two candidates fo
Judge of Probate. David Anderson has
held the office but one term, and ordi
narily one term means two, but agail
the uncertainty of the Primary System
Lincoln n. Titus entered the race anC
opposed Judge Anderson's denomination
He went after the game for blood an'
gave the Judge the closest race OF hi
, life. The returns showed him the win
ner by trifie over 100, and demonstrat
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will be entirely different in many res
poets. The system has undoubtedly
come to stay, but it is probable that by
the time for another election we will
have state wide primary governing all
parties and all state and county offices.
Some of the Objectionable features OF
the law will then be eliminated. 1t is
to be regretted that larger vote could
not have been polled in the county.
Under the primary system every citizen
should exercise his right of franchise at
the primaries, and out of over 5000 en-
rolled republicans Van Buren county
should have poIled more than 1920
votes.
Bradley Won Gubernatorlal
Contest.
The governorship fight was to a GER
tain extent lost sight of in Van Buren,
county, in the wild scramble for county
offices, Warner carried the county by
somthing over 800, but the latest returns
from the state show that Bradley has
won, although his plurality will be small,
probably less than 1000. 1t was generally
plCulCtOO budL DuICh kiNO
Bradley small plurality, but Governor
Warmers recent tour Of the county had
its effect and made many votes for his
excellency The cities gave Bradley a
heavy vote, while the rural communities
went for Warner, as did the upper PEN
insula by about $500 plurality. At this
writing Thursday afternoon) Bradley is
less than 1000 ahead with 83 precincts
yet to hear from and it is possible that
it may take an official count to deter
mine the winner, but i. looks as though
Bradley would head the list by small
margin.
Paw Paw Delegates to County
Convention
G. W. Young, L. H. Titus, Jason
Woodman, Harry Lurkins, Jay Harring-
ton, G. W. Reynolds, VIC. Mosier, John
Mutchler, M. l.. Decker, b. +. Heckert,
j. b. Showerman, b. +. Warner, David
Anderson, r. ID. Shrine, Harvey A.
Sherman, Glenn r. Warner, r. M. Chase,
III. w. McCabe, Eddie DAVIS, II. w.
Showerman, George Tuttle and F. N.
Wakeman.