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aEAYBEN'g PREMIUM STEEL PENS
r. the late Fair Of tho American Institute, Silver
n iedaI was awarded Josiah Hayden, for ais supe-
rior American Pens. II conceded that Haydehs
Pens are equal the best and better than most on those
iapor:cd The price much less, and the trade find
advantageous to deal in them. Consumers also Will Ind
the quality equal to their expectations. Tor sale to the
t,ade by EDW. J. EMO riatt-s.- nit
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MI CLEMESs informed that the Song was prepa
red by Mr SMITH, of the Representatives from Tus-
ralnoSn
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INSURANCE.

HNHE HOWARD INSURANCE Co.
Capital $4,000 office No. 81 Wall II. Thls Com
psuy continues loss or daiasxe
BY IRE aud inland navigation.
DIRECTORS:
Rensselaer, Havens William Couch.
SajaA Taylor. b. l.. WCocy,
Cornelius w. Lawrence, siicsh Baldwin,
). Phillips Phoenix, Nathaniel Weed,
John Morrison. FsnAiHg c. Tucker,
Joseph e. Yarrurl, Meigs D. Ben jHAiu.
David Lee Joan Rankin.
Caleb O. Hsls,ei John u. w ole.
William w. Todd. Ferdinand Ssydam,
Henry C. Thompson
r. HAYENS, President.
LEWIS PHiLLrp< Secretary. Dis
JEFFERSON INSURANCE. C0HrA-
- Ny, Office No l. Wal! OF Hanover >t-!hs
Company la.ure against loss Ga damage by
Fire or Buildings, Goods Wares Merchandise ccncE
ally; aAo Vessels and Cargoes, against loss o.
ny inland navigation. oraSle erins IS
any o,he. . lice. DIRECTORS.
Tnouias ". Thotnc, David Rogers, IL D.
joan Mofss, i. Z. Robson, Al u.
rhos T.. Woodruff John c. Merritt,
.ohu K. Dawson, jose ph Drake,
Frsncs P Snre,- Moses Tucker,
Johu II. Lec,Z Caleb c. T5u,,
Thomeoe PRICE Jsnss r. Whiting,
!tuson Baker Joseph Allen
William Stebbns, Martin Hoffman;
:" Samuel e ndcrhi EIisha Riggs
THOMAS w. THORNE., President
GgsKGE T. HorE, Secretary. dW
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DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No Ill WILLIAM. CORNER OF JeHs-sT.
Ill KINDS OF SILKS. COTTON AND WOODEN
"A GOODS DYED, restored and dressed, including Ia
Sb,vs Crape.. yeekts, Ribbons Mennoes Hosiery,
Csslmer,s Carpets Rugs, Piano and Table Covers Win
dow Shades. &c lie. NJ. sm
EECHEs APPLIED by Mrs. SARAH E
L. HARPER, AZ Vesey-1., who has many years e1Ps
rieucs il The business. III
nVIED FG0LsCAP PAPEk. 1000
II re.ns AIMES'S Ruled CAP. for sale by
Ell If PERSSE & BROOKS, 81 Liberty ST.
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,c0 CARPENTERa, BUILDERS. Etc

TTNfS ~ Il q II VI
1 Just published The Modern Builders Guide, cen
tanning eigh,y-seyen copper plates with full exPans
ton. fsiIrard l.afeyer ArchtecL This work should
be ia the hands of every builder in the country con-
taius an accurate Hand and STAR Railing.
branch which has heretofore been bat perfecty noticed
in othe, works It's publication hay been attended with
grcat expense Il /. handsomely bound quarto and Is
Respectfully offered TO the public Wholesale aad retail sJ
the publisher, " d. ", S s: ~,
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YTNyyO SILVER 3lEDALS AND Oh
( rLOMAS have been awarded to John LANDMARK. os
for the be, Cologne and Pcrfmery For
years he has been engaged iii the manufacture OF for
fancry this city, and until the present time he has not
presented himself before the public III the advertising
columns any paper but sustained by the decision
o. emneR, Judges of Pcrumery given at TIC Fairs held
in this City and Boston, he feels authorized IN suyIng 10
who any article in his lno that at IS Chatham
street they may find superior quality, ut moderate
prices Remember the rumne. sS, formerly entrance
o Chatham Chapel. ol7 "
yaNTEN'T CHEMICAL OIL LANE s--
4 CHEMICAL OIL--BURNING FLUlD-Ihe sub
scribe. would invite the attention OF tho pubic TO nus
stock OF "GREESOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS, which,
ross their besuty and superior quucs are desnea TO
.rpersedc all in urc. The oil winch ouFheh
in them is chemical pEeparaton very clean nis proper
ties. and gives very brilliant and economical light me
Burning Fluid Fortabe light, co from all smoke,
SMELL or grease aad will neither soil nor STAN Common
Lamps can be altered triGng expense to burn the
fluid The subscriber kindly permitted TO refer TO some
Of our respectable families who are now using the
article. j. C. HOOKER, 1ss Broadway,
between Grand and Brooine. sts.
...,;,I,, o2ltf
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nn11rD GERMAN SILVER.

.nrs r MoFFEr-r, l2l Prince street near wooster
A IL ,:cn,ary cal! the attention of Hasd1aro Deal
aprfscureti to his superior article OF German sn-
he offers for sale wholesale and roai Of al e.
,.,,.. and warrants equal 30 any either
ue,tic for color and softnes1 -------
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,m. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

MA GEE AasTmAS AN 81 NE " ifhhS
sASygPRESENTS- B ouquets for tho Lhdies
40 There nov splendid bloom Of Camelllas al
Sbios Garden aud Harlem Bouquets made up in tho
most tasteful aud at moderate prices supply
fresh Garden Seed, ast received from London Birds,
Birds Seeds Cages. Gold Fi.h Plants opd Bulbs, GlaseeS
of now and beautiful pnterHs Flower Pots and Wages.
very ornamental for windows and hower gardens, Foun-
sius for conservatores and gurdens, raing the most
beautiful de.igns III hydraulics.
Orders thankfully received ard promptly attended to
I,y ,,,. nron,is,o,, NIpI n e. DUNLAP dI5
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leo Broadway third story.
po. sale fen OIL Stones suitabIe for EusraverS Den
~. Ie-sIler, a. IS I'm
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~ W4ANTE D-A good improved Farm OF 50 to
As 100 somewhere within 80 miles Of tho
city of NewYnrk end really worth ebout 5000 1000
dollars, for which will be given in exchange several
Dwelling Houses, all nearly new, with suitable gardena,
good weiis, Ac &c complete and which all
rented and will for fair interest their valuation.
This property elgibly situated in Elzatetown, Now
Jersey Any person having such Farm to dispose OF as
above described, aud who uAy wish TO maze fair
change will apply by letter post- pad) addressed to w.
w. u; The office Of the Tribune.
The applicant will please be particular in describing
biz. farm buildings. &c. and should it De found to answer
the purposc applicant shall have duo and prompt ut
Zen lion dol esd5wS
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THE BosroN QUARTERLY K EyIEw No XVII. January
lS42. (By GA. BKowSsoN.) Boston: b II. Greene
New-Yotk: w. Hayward 50 Division
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The Speaker (Mr. RICE in the chuir) decided
the resolution out of order, soon after which tn,
House adjourned to Monday.
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2.A TO LETT fine lofts to IL. cheap In sl0ie 10
N;%I;M Water-street Inquire ofthe occupant.

SUCH White OAK, hlcKOFy DoacT WaIhut, FRApIo anu
sycamore The soil adapted wheat rye, corn, oats.
cotton, tobacco and Irish potatoes. The above
.At they will BIO exchanged for alrnos, any kind
mcrchandize For maps diagrams and particulars apply
to SMITH & WIiTTMORE, l6 John ST. up stairs. nj II
saA FARM FOR SALE, or Exchange for City
asSS Propcrty-A Farm il Queens County, l.. l.. con
-3a- tanning between 80 and 20 of first Land
In high Of cultivation. Tho Dwelling and Out
houses all aud first order, with a
failing we'll of go.d water, apple orchard &c. The dis
will be sold exchanged for city property, and posses
given Immediately Address l.. d. S. ut this Office.
Al SfawM
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tEOaAE'a E.ESE FR@A NETWORK
- 1850 "a TO -s@1
- I1ASTON. PA. go

7hrougl. III Q hours. Fare only - -
Leave pier No a. r.. Battery Place, ut 81 O'Clock, A.
NJ daily Sunday. excepted. by steamboat Cinderella or
Water Nitcs EzabethPor then to take tbs cars OF
tho +. Town and Somcrrille Railroad 70 Some rrilc,
eavug only 81 miles by Coaches on miles loss than by
~ Brun.wck.) For seats apply to A. D. Hope, ID Court
landt 1t. or hoard. a. d. Hope will accompany the
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WS Country Seat 10 miles from the city, located in
Queens County L. |. containing upwards of SO
hrst ratio laud The buildings double house. mo-
dern finish with CRATES marble mantles folding doora
&C. extra kitchen; also, large barns, wagon house, car
riago house. shop granary poultry house and yard e
house. with all other convenonces necessary Tor large
family Tho fruit of tho best kind and in every Varioy
apples cherries, &c. in abundance.
large amount OF tho money May roalnin on bond and
n,ostgage or Brooklyn or NewYOrk city property would
be tAhon in opahange. Address l.. ii 8. al tas once
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Celebra,ion OF .lc reur.l OF suly.

AT large and respectable meeting Of
the citizens of Georgetown, ard vicinity,
held at Georgetown, on the 9th inst, for
tie purpose of making arrangements 10
celebrate the 18th Of July, :nd to choose
officers for the day. John c. Philips.
was called to the chair, and G. W. Hart
49,. ..---..>..,..i-... .ssl--...- ..---.--..
Doctor Griffin Smith, having stated the
object of the meeting, the meeting then
proceeded to business.
On melton Geo. A. Southwor,h, John
W. Mason, Nathan Aldick, Royal bul-
lard, NJ Fields, Il. Braneard, James
Rood, Martial lavenhiIl, Henry p. Mis-
ncr, were appointed committee fol the day
On motion John AIdick was appointed
president. and L. Neli, Esq, vice pres
idcnt for the occasion.
On montion, john c, Philips was ap
pointed Marshal Of tho day.
RsS2iycd, That we unite in extending
general invitation to the adjoining towns
to Join with us in celebrating the ami
yorsary Of American independence.
RfsoleeI, That the proceedings of thit
meeting be signed by the officers, and pub
/ lishcd in the Ottawa Free Trader.
JOHN G. PHILLIPS, Chm.
GEO. w. UARrwELI., Scc'y.
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District Crri cfHe United Slofee, J
W.thia caG far he D'sir'e, # Einoiy. 5
In the matter of the petition Of Benjamin
y. Reynolds, Of Lasalle county, TO be
declared a bankrup: and to be discharg-
cd from his debts.
N Office is hereby given, that Bcnja-
min d, Reynolds, Of Iasalle county,
has filed his petition in this court to be de-
clarcd a bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts, under the act of congress
in such case made and provided: and that
an order has been duly entered in this
court appointing the sixteenth day Of
June next. at the district court room, in
the city Of Springfield, in dis district, as
the time and the place for the hearing Of
said petition all persons interested may
then and there appear and show cause, if
any they have, why the prayer Of said pc
tilion should not be granted.
Dated this goth day Of May, AID. 1912,
l.eGAN & LINCOLN, soils. for pet.
Attest: JAMES +. Ow1NGs, elk.
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The editor of Southern paper objects
to the substitution of ladies for wine 81
cur public dinners. lie declares, as his
experience, that ladies are not only inf
nitely more Intoxicating than wine, but
he has moreover found them thousand
fold dcarer.
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C,NIrnD STATES or A7:a,IgCA I.

District Cy,rt efMe United Scies
Niiin G,d FIR Ire Dsi.iai # Illinois. s
In the matter of the petition of Henry a.
Cark, of I.asallc county, Illinois, to
be declared bankrupt and to be dis
charged from his debts.
nj Office is hereby given that Henry
/ = A. Clark, of Lasalla county, has
filed his petition in this court, to be de-
clared a bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts under the act Of Congress
in such case made and provided, and that
an order has been duly entered in this
court appointing the SOth day of June next
at the court room in the city Of Spring
field in this District as the time and place
for the hearing Of said petition. All per,
sons interested may then and there ap,
pear and show cause if any they have
why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated this 25th day Of May, a. D. 1912
SPRING & CHAMPLIN, solicitors iol
Attest: petitioner.
JAMES +. OwNos, Clerk. 2--2w
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sCT@ We are authorized to announce
THOMAS ]. TRUE, as a candidate for
the Office Of Coroner of Lasallc county,
at the ensuing August election
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srTe We are authorized TO announce
MAURICE MURPHEY, as candidate
for the Office Of Clerk Of The County
Commtssi0aerS' Court, at the ensuing
August election.
August 10, 1912.
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school Land Cor Sale.


GECIION sixteen QG) in township
- thiriu-Gua <a=) .,or,h. -"nso ronl
~ cast Of the third principal meridian,
viii he offered for sale at the court house
IN Ottawa, I.asaIlo county, on Saturday,
tic 25h doy ofJ'mcaerf, Said section
will he offered for sale in twenty-one
lots, of from ten to eighty acres each,
some Of which said lots will rank with
the FIRST class Of timhored land in this
county; the remainder is iimbercd land Of
less value, except three lots containing
eighty acres, each of which are nearly all
prairie, well calculated for iilagc The
road fccm Muason,own to Mllcr's ford,
on Fox river, passes through the north
part of said section. The course Of
Indian creek is through this section, en-.
iering near the northwest curncr, passing
through the northwest and norh-cas
quarter and leaving near the northeast
corner of the southeast quarter of thc
southeast quarter Of said section.
Payment will be required Of purchaser,
in current funds, and in manner prescribed
in the 2Gih section of an act making pro
vision for organising and maintainia.
common schools, approved Feb. 26, 1871
WM. II. W. CUSHMAN,
School Commissioner
Ottawa, May 90, 1912. 52--5w
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Messrg Wsaaa' & Us5--Bc SO good as to say
in the next number of your paper that if Mr..
WILLIAM REDDICK will again be a candidate
for sheriff, he will receive the support of his cid
friend, n W parties. His well known honesty
and capaJiiily qualify him for The office.
THE PEOPLE.
May %, 1872.
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Notice.

VESuERE will be offered al pablic sale,
q ut the late residence Of JosEpn
CLOUD, deed, in the town Of Ottawa, on
the 8th day Of July next, the personal
property Of said deed. The terms will
be IL months credit, tie Purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security, for all
sums Of five dolIard ana upwards, under
five dollars, cash ia haad. Sale in law
rul hCurs.
NEWTON CLOUD, Admir-,
JANE NJ. CLOUD, Adm'x.
Ottawa, June 3, 1912. LAT.
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Agricultural No.:cc.

A meeting Of the executive com0iltoe
of the Lasallc County Agricultural Socie-
", will he held at the court house in OF
tawa, ON the 2S,h day Of June, 1912, at
10 o'clock, A. ii.
BY order Of the President.
i. BALDWIN, Sec.
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WIN. RICHARDSON,
Ottawa, April 81. 1912. 52--Gw
Administrators Notice.

administrators NOtlCC.
A LII persons having claims against
"a the estate of Isaac Thorpe, late
of IaSallo county, deceased, are hereby
notified and requested to present the same
to the subscriber, administrator of SAID
estate, or to the probate justice Of saiJ
county, within nine months from the date
hereof. JOEL ALVORD,
Administrator.
Nav 10, 1912. Jl--lW
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x II the matter Of the petition Of HiH,Gm
a q. Coaaal!y, 4 bankrupt to be dis
charged from his debts. Notice is Hereby
gigoa 70 NJ creditors and others interested
Of William d. Connolly, bankrupt, to
appear before the district court Of the
United States ON the llIh day Of July,
a. y. 1872, a, the city Of Springfield in
Inc district OF Illinois, and slew causc,
r any they have, why the aforesaid VIII
liam Il. Connolly should not receive
final discharge from all his debts and
certificate thereof be granted TO him.
Dated at Springfield, this Sth day Of
April, A. d. 1912. ]. BRADFORD,
Solicitor for petitioner.
Strong g. D5remas, Counsel. 4s--0w
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PE ME subscribers have just received
4 and will hereafter be supplied with
1our from the IemiiC0 Nils, which
they viii sell for cash at the iorest mar
ket price, and will warrant every barrel
sold equal to any ever offered in this
market Price now. 81 90.
n. Il. II any should prove bad, the
money will be returned on reiGtn pt the
hour. CUSuMAN q THOMPSON.
Ottawa, March H. 1872. 4.--tf.
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Il n the motter of the petition of John
H. Il. Merritt, a bankrupt, 10 be dis
charged from his debts. Notice is hereby
given TO all creditors and others interested
of john r. Merritt, bankrupt, to appear
before the district court Of the United
States on the llth day of July, A. d..
1912, at the city of Springfield, in the
district of Illinois, and shew cause, if any
they have, why the aforesaid John X.
Merritt should not receive final dis
charge from all his debts and a certificate
thereof be granted 10 him.
Dated at Springfield, this Sdh day Of
April, a. L. 1912. ]. BRADFORD,
Solicitor for petitioner.
Sfr0ag g. Doreaus, Counsel. 4s--0w
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4 N the matter Of the petition Of Horton
d I~icheH, a bankrupt, to be discllarg-
ed from his debts. Notice is hereby Civ
en- to all creditors and others interested Of
Horton Twitchcll, a bankrupt, 10 appear
before the district court Of the United
States on the llth day Of July, A. y.
1912, At the city of Springfield, in the
district Of Illinois, and shew cause if any
they have, why the aforesaid Horton
Twitchc!l should not receive final dis
charge from all his debts and certificate
thereof be granted to him.
Dated at Springfield, this sth day Of
April, A. d. 1912. J. BRADFORD,
Solicitor for petitioner.
Strong g. D0remuS, Counsel. 1S--0w
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D. SANGER, Prcs't.
NJ. II. SWIFT, Clerk.
EXccwtrix's Notice.

n DUBLlC notice is hereby given that
4 have taken out letters tcstamcnta-
ry, on the estate of Harvey Benson, decd.
All persons having claims against the cs-
tale Of the said deceased, are requested
to exhibit the same TO the court of pro-
bate for the county Of lasalIe, within
nine months from the date hereof
FANNY BENSON,
June 0, 1912. 2--Iw. ErccUtrir.
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-,OTlCE is hereby given, that all per-
. sons having claims on the estate Of
James How, deed, will present them for
settlement, either to Royal BullaTd, Pro-
bate Juadcr, for tbc County Of Kendall,
nj his Office in Yorkyiilc, o; Harvey II.
Williams, al bis house in Washington
Precinct in the same county, within npt
months Of this date,
VI. II. WILLIAMS Adm'r.
PcnnGcld, May 81, 1912. LIT.
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Ri-7@ We are authorized to announce
ALEXANDER McCLASKY, as a can-
didato for Representative from the coun-
ties Of Grundy, Kendall and Lasalle, at
the ensuing August election.
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Cly9tiGIl.

HH ME public are hereby cautioned a
g. gainst purchasing Two notes, drawn
by the subscriber payable 30 John Griffin
or order, half cash and bait produce, dated
March 4,h, 1912. One of said notes was
due on the LIST Of May last, and the other
is payable on the isl Of March next
The subscriber haging accepted orders
ON tho said John Griffin to the full a.
mount Of said notes, will, therefore, not
pay them.
JAMES O'CONNER.
Peru, Jane 3, 1912. l--3tt
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
IA Office IS hereby given that the
IN partnership heretofore existing be-
tween CLEMENT l.. LUEINs, and A. D.
BUrrERFIELD, is this day dissolved by
muluat consent, ali omonnis Of the firm
will be sc%Icd by
A. ID. BUTTERFIELD.
June 4th, 1912.
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Union Mass Rieciirg.

the Inhabitants oil Inc seaflOrlal ah' 'tAN
sentative district, without distinction oi
party, composing the counties OF La sane
Grundy, and kendell, convened al "'c
court house in Ottawa, La Sale county
aa .As .hi.,! l.- Of Jnne, inst. IN pussu.
ance of previous public notice, Tic ..ieo'-
ing was called to order by c. Cotling, Esq,
of Peru. and on motion of S. p. Shope,
G. Coflinc. and C. G. Miller, Esqrs., were
appoin,ca Presidents, and d. Shaver, J.
NJ. Leonard f. NeiT, and A. rrumbo,
Esqrs., were appointed vice-presidenls Of
said meeting, and W. II. W. Cushman
and NJ. Ii. Swift secretaries.
After brief address, stating the object
Of the meeting, it was,
On motion of S. p. Shope,
Resoiced, That the meeting proceed at
once 10 nominate candidates for the Off
GERS of senator and representatives for this
district.
On motion of l.. II. Rood, Esq,
Resolved, That the meeting proceed to
ballot for senator, and that the person lay-
ing the highest number Of votes be consi-
dercd rs the candidate for the Office, sub
ject to the action of the house.
The meeting then proceeded to ballot,
and, ON counting the votes, it appearing
that JOHN w. Mason. Of KendcIl county.
had majority of all the votes given, it
was, on. further motion, by a unanimous
vote,
ResolDea. That Jouy w. Mason be
the candidate for the Office ex-senator from
this senatorial district.
On motion of w. Seclv. ESQ,
Reaolccd, That the house proceed, in
The same way, to select three candidates
for representatives of this district, and that
the meeting proceed in the first place TO
ballot for one representative from the de-
mocratic party.
On the ballots being counted il appears
that w. II. ". Cushman. of Lasallc coun-
y, had majority Of all the votes given,
it was, on further motion, unanimously
Rcsoired, That w. II. w. eastman
he declared = candidate for the Office Of
Representative from thc democratic party
for this district.
On like notion the meeting then pro-
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Strong 6. Doremus, Counsel. 4s--0w

\ N the matter of the petition of Harrison
a. b. ChuJjuck, bankrupt, to be dis
charged from his debts. Notice is hereby
given 10 all creditors and others interested
Of Harrison b. Chubburk, 4 bankrupt,
to appear before the district cour, of the
United States on the 18th day Of July, A.
d. 1912, at the city Of Springfield, in the
district Of Illinois, and show cause if any
they have, why the aforesaid Harrison b.
Chubbuck should not receive final dis
charge from all his debts and certificate
thereof be granted to him.
Dated at Springfield, this Sth day Of
April, A. d. 1912. J. BRADFORD,
Solicitor for petitioner.
Strong & Doremus, Counsel. 4S--Gw