C. D. BELDEN. Proprietor.
INCLUDING AUSTIN TIMES.
INCLUDING AUSTIN JOURNAL.
AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 8, 1906
OFFICIAL NEWS
OF MO
WEB COUNTY
Entered as second-class mail ^matter at
the postoffice, Austin. Minn.
Republican State Ticket.
For United States Senator—
KNUTE NELSON.
For Governor—
A. L. COLE, Walker.
For Lieutenant Governor—
A. O. EBERHAKT, Mankato.
For Treasurer—
C. C. DINEHART, Slajton,
For Attorney General—
E. T. YOUNG, Appleton.
For Secretary of State—
J. H. SCHMAHL, Redwood Falls.
For Auditor—
S. G. IVERSON, Rushford.
For'Clerk of Supreme Court—
C. A. PIDGEON, Buffe lo.
For Railroad Commissioner—
C. F. STAPLES. West St. Paul.
Six states are practically controlled
by the Mormon hierarchy. It is a hard
proposition to combat.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt has sent in his
dollar for the national republican cam
paign fund. Have you?
THE St. Paul high school has dropp*
the teaching of Greek and Spanish.
This will be an improvement.
THE list of school children in the
fourth ward of Cincinnati has been pad
ded with the names of 200 dogs to add a
little to the census man's income. This
is about the limit.
GOVERNOR Johnson says that it
would not be proper for him on the
eve of a political campaign to tackle
the railroad merger. Of course not.
It was proper for Gov. Van Sant to do
this however and the voters appreciat
ed his courage.
Congressman Sherman, chairman of
the national republican congressional
committee, reports that his appeal to
every republican voter in the country
for one dollar for a campaign fund is
bringing gratifying results. As pres
ident Roosevelt says, it is an admirable
plan.
