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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11
CANOE RIDGE.

August 8, 1909.
.lrs. +. Stinson and little son Ed.
gar were visiting her mother, Mrs. P
Dinger Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dresselhaus OF
Pleasant Ridge were called away
last Wednesday on account of the
illness of her brother, who is having
an operation performed at the Roch-
ester hospital.
Grover Headington spent Thurs
day evening with Henry Fisher
The L. A. S. met with Mrs. H.
Blum last Wednesday afternoon.
New officers were elected for the
coming year; Mrs. Dresselhaus,
president Mrs, l.. Bender, vice pres
ident; Lille Dresselhaus, secretary
and Ella Fisher, cashier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Teskey and child
rem were visiting the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fisher last Sunday.
Mrs. E. Holzer and children, Mrs.
Stortz and Mrs. Wilson from Ossian
were guests at the Blum and
Thompson homes last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Nels Womeldorf from Colo
RADIO formerly a resident of this
place, was renewing old acquaint-
ances in and around Canoe Ridge a
part of last week.
Miss Tilda Fisher came out from
DEBORAH Saturday evening and Wis
tied her sister Ella.
Barnie and Lizzie Spegler from
Dorchester came last Saturday and
visited at the II. Landmeyer home.
Mr. Barnie returned to Dorchester
Sunday while Lizzie expects to stay
week to visit other relatives and
friends.
A few from here attended the ice
cream sociable at the Will Heading
ton home on Franklin Prairie last
Friday evening.
Misses Mary Landmeyer, Gusta
Blum, Hager Delaney, Anna Ander-
son and Ida Larson spent Friday
afternoon most pleasantly with their
friend, Ella Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Young and
little son Arthur from Locust were
guests AT the L. Larson home last
Sunday.
A large number from here attend
ed picnic given at the B. Larson
home on Clay Hill last Sunday. All
report good time.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thompson
last Sunday. A large crowd was
present and very enjoyable time
was had by all.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11
SPRING WATER.
August 8, 1909.


Farmers are about through har-
threshing machines will soon be
heard.
Mr.. Johnson, the Rawleigh Medi-
cine agent, was in our neighborhood
last week
The young folks enjoyed a social
time at the home of Theo. Doe Sun
day evening, August 1st
Sam Ellis is in DEBORAH for DOCTOR
treatment for blood poisoning.
N Nestad of Highlandville is paint
ing Mike Broghammer's new barn.
Miss Tilla Thompson returned
home last Wednesday, after cou-
pie weeks visit with friends in Burr
Oak.
Mrs. o. Odegaard and two daugh-
ters returned to Silver Lake, Iowa,
after a few weeks visit here with
friends.
Its boy at Chas Stortz's.
j. Josendahl of Highlandville is
teaching a two months term of Nor
wegian school i'm District No. 3,
Pleasant township.
This long continued drought is
making the dust crop pretty heavy
to the discomfort of all.
viii Iverson departed for Brandt,
S. d. last Tuesday.
Mons Tweet of Locust drove
through our burg last Monday.
Mr.. Paine of DEBORAH transacted
business here last week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11

Advertise i'm Public Opinion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11
Narrowly Escaped Lynching.

The editor of a weekly country
paper narrowly escaped being lynch
ed few weeks ago. He took occa-
sion to write up wedding and he
had no special admiration for either
family. He closed his write-up by
saying that the bride presented the
groom with one of the worst DISPOSE
lions in that county, a somewhat
worn but very hardy mother-in-law,
and two maiden aunts.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11
Great Alteration Sale of Piano.

N'S0t odlt Oh 1-IdnOS.
Hundreds of fine new pianos, form
ing part of Lyon & Healy's magni-
ficent stock, have got to be removed
from the third floor of their building
at the corner of Wabash avenue and
Adams street, Chicago, because of
putting in new flooring. In order TO
dispose of the pianos with greater
facility, extraordinary low prices
have been affixed. These figures are
phenomenally low Lyon & Healy
are making a determined effort TO
close out this great stock of instru-
ments within the next few weeks so
that the carpenters may pursue their
work unhampered, and the prices
have been reduced with this object
in view. Send for a copy of list of
bargains. If you do not wish to pay
cash for piano you can arrange for
monthly payments or make visit of
inspection some day soon.
Lyon & Healy exhibit the largest
and most varied stock of pianos in
the world-over / 900 instruments.
32-1
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CORRESPONDENCE.
CONOVER.
August 8, 1909.

August y, 1919.
Albert Sobolik and Barney Swartz
were Calmer visitors Monday.
Mrs. Joe Klema visited her folks
near Calmar several days last week.
Miss Sophia Thompson was call
er in town Monday.
Miss Rose Shevik returned to
Wapeton, N. Oak, Monday, after
two weeks visit at her parental
home.
John Humpal from near Calmar
was in town Monday on business.
Mrs. Mary Olson visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs Theodore Johnson at Cal
mar Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Andrina Dyrland was the
guest of relatives at DEBORAH Mon
day and Tuesday.
James Pecka drove down to Cal
mar Monday on business.
Mr.. Sebesta of Spillville was in
town Tuesday, on his way to ST.
Paul for a few days visit with rel
atives.
Chester Hauser of Spillville spent
a few days last week with George
Cummings and family
Miss Mary Nemetz of Spillville
was in town Tuesday on her way to
st. Paul and the Dakotas
Mrs. Jos Becvar and children and
Mary Veselak were Spillville visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Frana and little Will
helmine and Miss Andrina Dyrland
took in the band concert at Calmar
Tuesday evening.
Barney Swartz was DEBORAH Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mrs. Kate Mausehund of Calmar
visited with her folks Thursday be-
tween trains.
Nels Gunval was a business visit
or at DEBORAH Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Allen of Dubu-
que and Mrs. VIM. Allen of Cresco
were guests at the John Frana home
Thursday and on Friday at the JOS
eph Novak home.
nesday.
Mrs James Humpal was IA visitor
in town Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Krall of DEBORAH Wis
tied her folks here one day last
week.
Miss Stella Phillips came up from
Calmar Thursday for a visit with
her brother Mike.
Loui Krall was at DEBORAH Thurs
day.
Mrs John Klema and son Joe
were at DEBORAH Friday on business.
Barney Swartz was at Calmar Fri
day.
DR.. Tinker of Chicago was in town
Friday on his way to Spillville.
Oscar Heuser drove over from
Spillville Friday.
James Novak drove TO Calmar
Friday.
Florence and Susan Swehla OF.
Calmar drove over Friday.
Mrs Ed. Swehla went to Jackson
Junction Friday for few days Wis
it at her parental home.
Mrs. Randy Haugen of Calmar
came up Friday for visit at the E.
j. Dyrland home.
Alex Johnson went to DEBORAH
Friday.
James Sobolik and Dock Miksatko
were at Spillville Friday on busin-
eSS.
Ed. Swehla drove to Calmar Fri
day evening.
E. w. Tullock was in town on
business Friday
Fred Bernatz drove over from
Spillville Saturday.
Mrs John Frana and daughter
and Mrs. Joseph Pavlovec Sundayed
with Fritz Houdek and family at
Fort Atkinson.
George Cummings and family
Sundayed with Chas. Hauser and
family at Spillville.
James Pecka and daughter AL
'bina were visitors in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson and son
Melvin of DEBORAH were guests AZ
the Mike Krall home Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11
Dream That Didn't Come True.

Sapleigh-Did you know, Miss
Ethel. ! dreamt last night that you
and | were married
Miss Ethel-Oh, did you? How
perfectly sweet! Now tell me, who
was my husband?-Boston Tran
script.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11
Take Kodol AT the times h,

Take Kodol at the times when
you feel what you have eaten is not
digesting. Kodol digests what you
eat so you can eat sufficiently of any
good, wholesome food, If you will
just let Kodol digest ii Sold by
Engbertson's Pharmacy. Aug.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

nesa t ihe -eHaio md hold mp the
TRANSACTION of the puhlic business aud
to embarfags those vino under their
tlths ut ifec and I'm lhe conscientious
lisehalRe of their duties. endeaVOf s.
puae eelsulbH sha' MOI 80 feee
ard } desire 10 Give natloe 10 the sen
ai0f flnm wisconsin, nHd listen w ar
Euurnis iilnf mirlt better ha luaae
hg VouH1f fi naicni medicine fwm
Me 4ildu1 of cent in y village ui
Wisconsin llNn fion q aruoiar Ul lhe
United 2ialp
HE lugHlnue hal wnalned W.aHd
re NAlip ilip viuUka were direeie Z
against him
eit ia ef Niile Yame. be- saIl .3
enter q contradiction here l8 mNeA
that has hepn sail Il would merely
nu the HaW uf Que sen inr aBain
That ol aa0lhee haFa not allenaet
The mepliHaa uf solne II ihe commit
lees 10 Witch was aalgned q.
lenaed lhe mUiuH 4 lhp committee
un ulaiua once on twice Moi fpelHs
That could render snrvlrp Of value
Oh 1T. q asked 70 be relieved from meui
befshlp 0l THAT clmultlep haee
been reasonably dlllgenl on ihe cuin-
ntiliec ail indian analfs
III IS the uniform te lm0ny Of its
members chat Ynn have lailed so al
lehd these meetings lntcrpesed Mt
pcar5ge alignlf
4 would haYa mgse cluHdence ln
that slalemnri," repied kh IaFglleile
deliberately "if senators oa that cont
mite m4de Thar declaration them9eiYes
/ was absent from the eHale iR0
months Of the lai session belng com
ined "a mg heme IN this CITY by III.
ness i was ahaent drri ~ the hali
dayan week during this spsAeA
while I was at MY home superlntend.
Ing the publication OF magazine In
which am Interested and that seemed
necessary TO The suceess Of the bust.
lreas at ihal time
Looklnn lntenily toward lhe senator
from Pennsylvania he continued.
Against bis coarse and vulgar assault
put my record since have been Il
member Of his body"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
Ia F0LLE 7 TE.
PENR0SE
CLASH IN
us. SENATE

Washington. Feb 49, IN acrld eN
ehsnKe If words took place IN Toe sen
Htp between MI LaI'ollelle. who was
Eriticislng methods 0f thai body In
Ale handling ol approximation bills. and
Mr. peniasc chairman Of The commit.
ipe on pasioillees and posiraads, who
Hna m clargn of the posicllice BILL
Tile collanuy Is wondered almost tragic
bY The angry tones and fiery attitude
assumed By the senator frain pehnsyl.
ehna. al he denounced the senator
from wisconsin. who stood quietly at
lis place On the side af the chamber,
airing hAck al hls Bis anlagnniat
MY observation Is that these ap.
nroprletl9n bills get IN here about az
late for the long session as they do
Tor the short sessi0n aid Mr. Ia,
ftllette rii aeema t9 be part of the
sYstcm iliht these most important leg
iaiaiIve acts shall have little consld'
erauunH Ne charged thar important
legislation was placed on these meas
ures and nesaed when 1t could not pass
g. separate measure. he said tnat
tho saiafy ncfeases lor the Judiciary
fud executive officers and for the vice
hfesiient and speaker Of ihc house
krl beer hut through n that way and
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insisted that committee unduy delayed
bllla wlileh might be reported eu9lef
sa that Tho senate would have more OF.
nofunity 10 study and understand
Item ite deciarad he hoped ha ar.
lH HN w Hld ITS bp put through Oh /
eesaYcl funWq0H
Senator Penrasp interrupted 10 ask
Ihe rNtal#r. from Wisconsin wholher
De eWa delvafina hla egulir lecture
lddihs lhul ne ihourh he had hoard
il N heiufp
Mr l.aFolleile replied lha nhsowu
llaH 0f iha sort wDnlI NOT pfum9e
liln nlssaee Nf lhe blll aud said ihit
hla emafka were upl o. he stll mare
familiar ne ehifled Che senate with
Nslns pHl on iHtrfaiatp commerce iHg.
islaiion for nine years ind having DC.
las9d the pure fool law for several
years hy applying the same methods
against which he was conieHding
Al this point Mr. peurose arose and
NieA ggp.ant anger aAa klamHg ae.s..
lie chamber il ihe straight form ui
ihH stnaltf from Wisconsin said:
Fl erali nnt sl silent III my seat
when ,hesp statements are made or
elap.uap slaeamanship Is attempted
lafe ehhrsp tint the senator from
Wise, 1aiH has been On Tie committee
Oh census and durinH his service IN
lhaf cannllce has fsiled 10 attend u
single meeting gi a. maize ihlt
elasRa WiiaDa my Tear OF eonradle
ton le Is en- the committee Of claims
aHd las onla attended ita meetings
aucs % iw!ce IN nil uis service aGi
fiat attendance vas anly 70 bring np
sumc trlvial claim. | make This stat 2.
ment without fear Of contradiction,
that he f. on tie committee on pen
siels which he's ono Of the largest an
mopfiatiun bills pending before col
efess every year aud he has hardly
ever been present 81 it's meetings ac'
carding to The unanimous testimony
af nearly all Of hia coleagues on ifat
committee. lie Is on the important
committees 81 indian a1afs, wnlch az
efY wear considers great appr0nFi.
rtion hill and lie has seldom on never
rendered any service on lt'
There 81 NJ senator. continued Ar,
9our0sc haa 4 afeatef record f3e nD
senteelsm than be II IN becomes him
70 faileise these committees When
he " here VI Il only % lclag The busi'
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When you are looking for
Shat which IL the very best in
the meat line do not overlook
the fact that II is wise Ut all
times 10 selecta market where
quality as we'll as cleanliness
prevails. You can not 30
wrong If you patroniae
Schnidt's Market.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
CITY COUNCIL HELD
SESSION LAST NIGHT

THE city council held sh1f seH
Sion lasi gpenluf Aside lfohi allow.
lug hAls and passing 81 ordinances
ordering n new sidewalks lbe uueH.
iiiH ui liel aefNlee was taken nh
ani ihp committee On electric HRha
wia asked 10 sva il they could n1 g8i
better service CITY Attorney Fired "
'le q trl in gii 0nlnun 60 the couns
by ha ths furnishing 0t milefial or
hJar by nuE mgmber nf the city c0uH.
y an public wlrk was moi q vlaatiun
N the AlaHlos Epvefal 0f lhe cWtti
cllmeu had alleged ,hai Couhcilmm
Mufflsah Is dong good hi Of wtrh
lof pabllc eanlraettra lIence tho aupns
ION the city aliafeny. however. sle
grsled thai Che city engineer be IN
Nruelpd @ dlsaunruyo tb sHhlwdnR
10 public 0iIlclals 0i auy paving c0n
lfael iof nblr and maierlai stating
thar lhla had been severity criticised
by the eanfis The resignation 0i
Councilman ! s Lyons was urrepe1
bui 30 one Sas appointed 10 lhe fa
cauey
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THE: SE:NATE:

The committee on contest between
Hurst and Warren, ID the distrlei com.
posed 81 Hughes and Okfnskee cOun.
ties Thursday reported lo the senhte
that according 20 its Nndlngs and IN.
yfFiieailuu pes committees hest belief
Ffank T. Warren Republican. had
been elected and should have his seat
HI that body.
The committee was composed of Bil.
lnpa Davis. Taylor Hatehelt Redwlne
Potter Alien. Ruddie and Moore. OF
these The last three favored seating
Mr. Hurst
The conditions undor which tho coli.
test aas bf9aghf bad ne equal In the
hlsiorg Of tho Southwest Mr. tfnfst
WAS me Democratic nominee and re.
Sides at iIeldenelllp lfuRpes
and Frank Warren, y also a resident
nf that eisg The nnW election laN
nen into H4ac Af feHaHa ihebqilais
were printed under The order Of that
faV isA lsFsnisAK lMlols lal NsAlllAHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
CHILD ATE AN '
ENTIRE BOX
OF CUTICURA
Spread on Some Crackers Not the
Slightest Injury Resulted from
Little Fellows Escapade In
Most Positive Way ingredients Of
CUTiCURA PROVEN PURE
SWEET AND HARMLESS

A New York friend of Cuticura writes
the following interesting letter
My three year old son and heir.
after being put to bed on trip across
the Atlantic. investigated the state
room and located a box Il ffaham
crackers and box u euticnfa ONT
ment
When q search was made for the
box. it was found empty and the Kid
admitted that he had eaten tho cnn-
tents of the entire h0x spread on The
cfaukcx IL cured him " a bad cold
and ! don't know what rise.
No more conclusive evidence than
the above could BE- offered that every
Ingredient Of cuiiaira Ointment Il alb
fautrlv plife. sweet and harmless If
Il may be safely eaten by young child
roue but the most beneficial feslits ean
he expected "a attend ~ applieafon io
even the trnderest skin 0r youngest
infant This FEELING j. shared hy
nafhers and nurses TO such All extent
thai tiiiigura Soap and Cnticufa ONT.
ment have f0r many yeafe @an unheti-
iatlngly used throughout the civilized
world tef preserving purifying ami
beantlfang The skin, scalp half and
hands If infants and cbislrrn from tie
iullf ~ Htfth. Ard gfeHtga still, +
pasaihie. II tlie fs5nfdeHee repn~ed u
lntIHura Remfflih lOt the treatment #
toftufine and disflgiflnz hulnnFs ~ the
skin and scuip The su1tfing ~hieli
tlleg have thur ullrvaied among The
Young and thp cnminff they have Hf.
t0rded Worn-Out and worried parents
have led to thfif adoption in countless
laKnHs IA priceless agents lli lhe HpcrfY,
permanent. Eafe and economical treni-
fnanf ~ Infontile and birth bnu0rs fe-
xeInna. faRhra. ifliintl0ns irHamfnH-
tlnnH and chaflnRs and other itclhaH.
eeBIy and uimniy hOmOfs when ail ollaF
Remedies suitable Iof children fall.
Eatenfa nemndHsAfa sbld ihfasmheHl ~ Wpnd
HffH1N iHHdHn II tlHNttlaHN N4ss NuA Il
HHe ~ g faik1 tHsiHs.la y tAs1t. = e >trntes
H4HIH tIfIHa trIniH. Iii fal# 4uUHI EH.f Iat4
HaH fiF HHssM ffiftIa AtsIaE l4fHu N1f4fHI
Nss NnA#. Il A tRtaf AfAF A tAsia hefp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
CABINET
COMPLETE

Washington. Feb TO- prosidnnts
'eleei TAFT hes completed his cabinet
Aaiahnncement was made t0iay that
Senator Knox would accept the seoFe
tnfyship Of state under The enabling
act passed by Congress, but that At
No time durlua hls lncumtenry II
that Office would be accept ON in.
cteaae ug salary even II Congress
ee ~ snir ~s:..,a Jaerb N Diclln.
son Of Chicago and Nashville ia 20 BE-
seereturf 81 war accredited 70 Ten.
neksee Judge Willis A. Wander
ventcr. oF Wyoming Is 10 BE- secfa-
lafs uf tiP treasury Thle was the
lHsi plaea hllea by alr TAFT and IL
euIlftl q possible change belween
naN tna tlarfh
HHsEAihHs4 w tIsh UN{4iHHl "a Ill
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q aa heraIolota nnleraIaol

be as heretofore unierainod
Secretary Of the Interior Richard A
halllnger Of WASHINGTON
Secretary Of the Navy, George Won
J.. Meyer OF Massachusetts
Postmaster General. Frank Hitch
cock. ol Massachusetts
Attorney General George w Wick
esaham. Of Neg York
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
Charles Nngle of Missouri
Secretary Of Agriculture JAMES
Wilson d Iowa
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= - G HEALS
- As OLD SORE :

Before anY t te Which produces removed
IS long hepoas gcY Yp F4ise their
ashmen and sen g ffs fpu a1toaAhnate hdseAse germs
my old sore on thc body remain ou and resist effort made
heal T. The nerves and tissues Of The n around tie places connu
ally fed with unhealthy matter aud sapy the
BY draining Il from The system through the Theouly old
thorough cleansing tic blood entirely Kidding the system OF The
cause y heals OLD sores ~ removing every particle ol npuy from
the circulation down the bottom cf the
petey eanaes the circulation that there Is drain
through the nuE the place nouhcd with rc health
ful blood heals the from the BOTTOM tie place fills
With Healthy firm flesh Che tenderness Leaves al discharge ceases the
purified che blood The place permanently healed ok on soses
Ulcers and any medical advice free onI Nho write.
II sHlg4s sREcFlc CO., ATLANTA G..
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lot 2~About twenty pieces IN an including Wool Scr
vide, Wool Batstc 3S inches wide; li.nth Mnhalr 40
worth to $780, is.nch snitings regular
S00 value ..,.4,+t..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

LOT a-A lo o spring Sutngs cl0akings ana Craya
si5o si75 aud $500 We want TO clean them up on hs sa
and price them special at
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SChmidt's ! Meat Market
Opposite the PostoilIe
Phone rs 2l2 w. Oklahoma
WANT FREE BRIDGE


fpeelal 10 the Dall4 Lender.
puleau Okla Feb ia The mer
chants ami busnea men ol pateau
are urging the proposition of ffee
bridge across ne fDioau river Thsg
maintain that q would he consefya.
tive 20 say that q per cent OF The a.
eeIpts o. the brlige mosid We spout
With poleau merchants Il The bridge
Wnrn FREQ.
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pneumonIa FaIIana q orInne

Pneumonia often follows Ia grippe
but never follows the use oi Foleys
Honey and Tar for "a grippe coughs
aud deep seated colds. Refuse any but
I've genuine IN ihe yellu9 package
G. r. Henifo
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lllDpv Cured; quick relief: removes
uIIul j ] all aMeIllnK N 3 10 20 dave.

~ ~ % days Effects narnanent cure
irlul treatment given free 10 sufferers
lothng iairer For circulars. tesu
M1nials anu free trial treatment write
4 DF. II H. lreea's Cons, BOX O. AT
ianta ,enreia
Paulr Valleys Wees.
Panls valley wanted The gIrls nl
dustfial school and bames Chairman
jte Thompson toe nc getting Il
Base Bali stork
A eommliiee IS on today Interview.
lng business nee 0n the base bali alt.
natltl s5 % ID siock must be aub.
scribed
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county the name ot the Republican
candidate was HNarnefH ana that
uame was 0f course voted on. lhc
Warfen.Wafhef candidate received
lhe plurality 81 yales hul MI fimt
ana hia friends SET $40 the plea that
De he'd received moro yalel than anf
other candidate. ani the RETURNS he-
yOnd doubl showed lhat hIs contention
Was lnie Mr Warren alsd hls nns.
wer 10 effect lhat he had u1i been al
lowed ~ gee ihc hamo N hA neigh.
barring cOuuig nnd hnl the elrlf Wua
noe ut hls making nor would hn De-
allowed "a correct undUr operation 81
lho law even though he had bonn
able 90 know Of the mistake furihpr
mora hat he had been nominated n ID
primary as authorized hi iaW and hai
tilc1 hls nomination To- proper aHd tBs
Urely c0treef manuar
HeIlspy AsN sou,silon.
The vote oa tho Blilr BIN repeallns
The lax ferret ari ~ iast vear ~.
suited 10 q victory 90 ts 10 tha emer
eene9 clause dying by failing i1 fo.
cclte lhe two.ihlrda Vote lire8lenl
Bpllamy asked " The death OF sena
tor johnson did or dii nni reduce he
required fBr tw0ihlrds. ana
refused 10 rule arbitrarily. appnlntlne
d committed Thomas Rr19nlee,
Iiaicheii Redwine and Graham 10 roe
rori on he meltf The committee
tnm0usig reported thai iht con-
stllulinn required d tw1ihirda vote 0t
all elected senators death on feslRnu.
iifn being unable to change lhe pro.
Ylslun IN Tho meenwhlla Senator
iurai had chaneed hls vote 10 "nne
Ohyialing any necessity for ruling n
ihai clae The hl.i had received im
peins over night 81 the day previous
Hateheii 8 motion 10 reduce HE ferret
lse io not exceeding fifteen per cent
seemed - be fntBred II was able.
however 70 muster but fourteen gotea.
The caucus ol The senate and ils
agreement by commiitee 81 the mat
ier q locating public institutions was
briefly announced in The Leader of
Thursday
The agreement Of handling all lhe
bills Of Importance dfat ls
10. now deal With lhe aenale thai
being ihe nnllcy Fast aa well az this
gcaf
The senate n Hai' IN ia Ways. too,
and slsglaaiFe agents gei very DIS.
nlhed hearing bnt ieN replies to
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