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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
THE PARIS ExIposrIoy.

The traditional good feeling he-
tween this country and the French
republic has re. eived additional
testimony in the participation Of
our government and people in the
international exposition held at
Paris during the past summer. The
success Of our exhibitors has been
gratifying. The request Of the COM
mission viii be laid before Congress
I'm due season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
NIcARAGUAS CANAL.

In pursuance OF the charter
granted by Congress, and under the
terms Of its contract with the gov
eminent Of Nicaragua, the Inter
ocean Canal Company has begun
the construction OF the important
waterway between the two oceans
which its organization cOntem-
plates. Grave complications for
time seemed imminert,ln view Of n
supposed conflict OF jurisdiction be-
tween Nicaragua and Costa Rica in
regard 10 the accessory privileges
10 be conceded by the latter
republic toward the construc-
ton of works on the San Juan
River, the right bank OF which is
Costa Rica territory. ! am happy TO
learn that n friendly arrangement
has been effected between the two
nations. This government has held
itself ready 10 promote in every
proper way the adjustment Of all
questions that might present OBJ
st3cles TO the completion CT n work
of such tTanscendent Importance TO
the commerce Of this country, and
indeed To the commercial interests Of
the world
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
TRUSTS.

Earnest attention should lie glFen
by Congress TO the consideration Of
the question how far restraint OF
capital, commonly called trusts,
is a matter Of Federal jurisdiction,
when organized rs they often are,t TO
crush out all healthy competition,
and to monopOlize the production or
sale of an article Of commerce and
general necessity, they arc danger
ous conspiracles against the public
good, and should be made the sub.
ject Of prohibitory and even penal
legislation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03

Provision should be made for the
acquisition Of titles to town lots in
towns now established in Alaska,
and FOR locating tOwnsites for the es-
Enlistment OF municipal govern
ments. Only the mining laws have
hecn extended to the Territory, and
no other form of title to lands can
now be obtained. The general land
laws were framed with reference TO
the disposition of agricultural lands
and il is doubtful If their operation
in Alaska would be beneficial.
We fortunately have extended 10
Alaska no mistaken policy Of estab-
fishing reservations for the Indian
t:ites, and can deal with them from
the beginning as individuals, with,
| am sure, better results; but any
disposition Of public lands, and
regulations relating TO timber and
the fisheries, should have 4 kindly
regard TO their interests. Having
no power 20 levy taxes, the eople Of
Alaska are wholly dependent upon
the general government to whose
revenues the seal fisheries make
large annual contribution. An APP
preparation for education should
neither be overlooked nor stinted.
The smallness OF the population and
tine distance between settlements
offer serious obstacles 10 the estab-
lishment Of the usual territOrialfOrm
of government. Perhaps the or
ganization Of subdistIic,s, with a
small municipal council Of limited
power for each, would be safe and
useful.
Attention is called in this counec-
ton to the suggestions Of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury relating TO the
Of another port Of
entry in Alaska and Of other needed
customs facilities and regulations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
INTERNATIoNAL CoPYRIGmT.

The subject of an international
copyright has been frequently sOm-
mended 10 the attention of Congress
by my predecessors. The enact
ment Of such law would he emil
nently wise and just.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
RAILROADS ABROAD.

Questions affecting American in
tcrests in connection with railways
constructed and operated 10y our
citizens in Peru have claimed the
attention Of this government. IL Is
urged that other governments in
pressing Peru to the payment OF
claims have disregarded the proper
ty rights Of American citizens. The
matter will lie carefully investigated
with 4 view to secure proper and
equitable adjustment.
4 similar issue is low pend
ing with Portugal. The nelagOa
Bay railway tr Africa was
constructed under the concession
by Portugal to an American citizen,
and when nearly completed the road
was seized 10y agents Of the POrtu-
guese government. 4 formal pro-
test has been made, through our
minister at Lisbon, against this act,
and no proper effort viii he spared
10 afford proper relief.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
JUDGES SALARIES.

The salaries Of Judges Of the dis
trict courts, in many districts, are,
in my judgment, inadequate. |
recommend that all such salaries
which are now below 5000 per an
mum be increased 10 that amount.
1t is quite true that the amount OF
labor performed by these judges is
unequal, but rs they cannot properly
engage in other pursuits TO supple
ment their incomes, salaries should
bee high enough In all eases 10 pro-
vide independent and comfortable
support.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
LAND LAWS.

In the administration Of the land
laws the policy Of facilitating, in
every proper way, the adjustment
of honest claims of individual set
tiers on the public lands, has been
pursued. The number Of pending
cases heard during the preceding
administration has been greatly in
creased under the operation Of orders
for a time suspending final action in
n large part Of the cases originating
in the west and northwest, and by
the subsequent use Of unusual
methods Of examination. Only
those who are familiar with the
conditions under which our agri-
cultural lands have been settled can
appreciate the serious and often fatal
consequences 10 the settler Of
policy that puts his title under sus-
picion or delays the issuance Of his
patent While care is taken to pre-
vent and to expose fraud il should
not be imputed without reason.
The manifest purpose Of the home
stead and preemption laws was to
promote the settlement of the pub
lie domain bypersOns having a bona
fide intent TO make home of the
selected lands. Where this intent
is well established and the require
ments Of the law have been subj
stsntially complied with, the claim
ant is entitled TO a prompt and
friendly consideration of his case.
But where there is reason to believe
that the claimant is the mere agent
OF another, who is seeking to evade
n law intended TO promote small
holdings, and to secure by fraudu-
lent methods large tracts Of
timber and other lands, both
principal and agents should not
only he thwarted in their fraudulent
purpose, but should be made to feel
the full penalties of our crinli-
nal statutes. The law should be so
as not 10 confouud
these two classes and to visit penal
ties only upon the latter.
The unsettled state Of the title 20
large bodies OF land I'm the territor-
les Cf New Mexico and Arizona
has greatly retarded the develop
ment Of the territories.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
NATIONAL PROSPERITY.

Within our own borders a general
condition Of prosperity prevails. The
harvests Of the last summer were
exceptionally abundant, and the
tradeconditions now prevailing seem
10 promise a successful season TO the
merchant and the manufacturer, ~
well rs general employment to our
working people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03
ENTRADITIoS.

4 just and acceptable enlarge
ment of the list OF ofienses for
which extradition may he claimed
and granted, is most desirable be-
tween this country ana Great Brit
ain. The territory Of neither should
become a secure harbor for the evil
doors q the other, through any
evoidable shortcomIng in this re-
gard. \ new treaty on this subject
between the two powers has been
recently negotiated and will scon he
laid before the Senate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03

The present state Of affairs In
respect to the Samoan Islands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03

is encouraging. The conference
which was held in this city
in the summer of 1857, between the
representatives Of the United states,
| Germany and Great Britain has
been adjourned because Of the per-
sistent divergence of views which
were developed in its deliberations.
| The subsequent course Of events IN
the Islands give rise 10 questions OF
a serious character. on The ith Of
February the German minister at
this capital, in behalf of his govern
ment, proposed resumption Of the
conference at Berlin. This PROPOSE
tion was accepted, rs Congress IN
February last was informed.
Pursuant 10 the understanding
thus reached, commissioners were
appointed by and with the advice
and consent OF the Senate who pro-
ceeded % Berlin, where the confer
ence was renewed. The delibera-
lions extended through several
weeks and resulted in the cOnciu-
son Of treaty which viii be sub
mitted 10 the Senate for its
approval. trust that the efforts
which have been made TO elect
an adjustment Of this question will
sc productive OF the permanent es-
adjustment Of law and order in
Samoa upon n basis OF the mainten-
auce of the rights and interests OF
the natives. The questions which
have arisen during the past few
wears between Great Britain and the
United States are ira Gbeyance, or in
course OF adjustment.
TIE FISHERIES.
On the part Of the government Of
the Dominion Of Canada an effect
has been apparent during the season
Just ended 10 administer the laws
and replicntions applicable 10 the
fisheries with rs little occasion for
friction rs possible, and the temper
ate Representations OF this govern
ment in resrect OF cases of undue
hardship, or OF harsh interpretations,
have been in most eases met with
measures Of transitory relief. IL Is
trusted that the attainment Of our
just rights under existing treaties,
ard in vlrture of the concurrent
legislation Of the two contiguous
countries, viii not bc long deferred,
and that all existing causes OF diff
feTence may be equitably adjusted
l recommend that provision Ice made
by an international agreement for
visible marking Of the water bound
ary between the United States and
Canada in the narrow channels that
join the great lakes. The conven-
tional line therein traced by the
northwestern boundary survey years
ago is not in all cases readily ascer-
tainable for the settlement Of juris-
dictional questions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-03

The Importance OF the commerce
Of Cuba and Porto Rico with the
United States, their nearest and
principal market, justifies the ex-
pectation that the existing relations
may be beneficially expanded. The
iupediments resulting from vary
ing dues ON navigation, and from
the vexatiOus treatment % our YES
sells on merely technical grounds
OF complaint in the West India
ports should be removed. The pro-
gress toward an adjustment a pend-'
ing claims between the United
states and Spain is not ne rapid
rs could be desired,
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and labor. The free list can very
safelybe extended by placing there
on articles that TO not offer Injurious
competition TO such domestic pro-
ducts rs our home labor en- supply.
The removal Of the i:.t1ghsi 'sS
upon tobacco would rciieVe an i'm
pJrtant agricultural product from a
burden which was imposed only be-
cause our reyonue from custom,
duties vas insufficient for The pub;
JIG needs. Provision against frnud
can be devised. The removal OF the
tax upon spirits used in the arts and
in manufactures would also offer
an Objectionable method Of reducing
the surplus. .....
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
M&asttel attto eeSacfeat.

2'erii1 sla@ben mir alles gu iibertreiFen, ipas
le Der rtfes'rt suofoeu If, nidt nur, pas bic
@ate Der Waars, bie areispiirbteteit ,lnb ben
@eld)mad anbetriift, foroern mir baben einen
10 rs'd'ealttsen gorratb, bab mir nit ireenb eli.
mem Sonfeftions> g. id,aft, tpsI9es ausidI9elid,
ol'fs Srande betreibt, erfOIsrei@ fonturrireu
fonnen. 2aS Eager birst bic f6onfeu ga.
esnt pelds Die Mooe1aote Der BeIt, Berlin,
garis nno Stem gort bieten.. @ir laben ale
Saillen etI, bteiss sinsis in fsiner slrt aus.
genattsts Oepartsment gu inipisiren, ea mir
ltd'er iino, ibren 8eifau gu ssipinnen.
Serieh's, Serfeb's, Serles's.
pluld 2Sraps, gu olen PreiIen.
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Obne 8ered,tiauna ,,erhpfnt.

@ebanfenlpie Meni6en finb leidt seneist ii& uber
bic Rerppiitdt anberer lus su MAIDEN. limb bod tit
bies ene reale unb ebr enpKnoltae Seimiuauns, be-
rem qualenhe gSirfunsen bu.h ben Spbn nur um 70
i4mer3bafter merben. Gep6bnltd lit ber Wasen fur
dnslifeit dubern id rndpirteno auf bas @ebrn, 6as
3duptauartter uniereS 0erpeniptems. Btr slauben
nt4t, haB trsenb Semanb i'm oanbe ien lprb, elm 70
nerrendrfenpeS nnb bernbsenneS GIigir au5fnbts gu
ma9en, pie eS $ itetter'S Masen bitters
1T. Dnrd, Bieberberteauns. einer trdfsen @er=
6auuns ltefert es ben S4lhfel sur GBieberSewnnuns
neuer &rdfte nnb CUR 8erubsuns ber Nerren. stcpfs
rreb, Mlpbrlfen unb unrubtser Sdlaf, anormale Gm=
pftneltdtett bel unperboftem Gerduf4 bieie uu=
isteltden S9mrtUme perren aabSei9wd4l unb rers
aus hieem srpben Stinulan5mittel Di6eritanbs=
traft i4bpft. Dpspepfe, @aaenbe5dwerbeu, Rbsuma=
ttsmns, Ierftopfuns unb @erealeihen werben hurd
eaS 8itter8 seboben.
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Ecke MAIN PLAZA
-unb
Acequia Strasses
9as Yub 9eparttntellt.

B'e es don felt Sabren infer gejfrbeu
par, bieies Departemcnt in ieber Besiebuna in
Den. 8oroerarune tu Ordnsen unb baiieIbe sur
Attratiton flr infer umfansreides @efddft an
MAIDEN, 70 baben ipty nnabIdfiia anf bitten
Berbeferuns bin9earbeitet nno 9laubeu ittt
ben Stanopunft ertsid)t au baben, no mir aIIer
aontarrsns fiibn bic Spise bieten fonneri.
9Slr fOnnen nit allen aufparten, mas bic
neuelte Mooe nerboraebra9t BAT, foiuohl, nae
ote t5acon, als bic ausfdmiidung ber Siite ans
betrift, nnb auberoem baben mir rine Dame
nit Der eeitans Oieies Departemenis bstraut.
Die nidt nur etprobte @rfabrung, icnbern aud
etnen auserOrtentlid suten unb feinen @e.
fdmad beiibt unb fiderlid ben Danen, meIhe
uns nit ibren sluftrdseu bsebren, boGe @ati5s
faftion geben birb.-
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Jnternational 8ubn. Dor alIem Waior
Sra $. @oons, in herporraaeuber
gSeiIe an Dem 9raJus0afenzprpiet bes
tbelli9t.
Hei Der MahI iiber bic ssnforpos
ration Don Ga8le paB baben 33l ghr.
ger nitgeitimmt, uno atpar Psi fiir uno
80 gegen ben @orf6Iag. eagle pas,
nod por furser 3eit Elm unbsbeutenbes
Wtsrifanerz9orf, miro alio bulo in Die
&etbe Der teraniihsn Stdote treten.
Wleoer en neuer 8emeis oafiir, mas
bic @iienba5n fur eiHen plas tbut.
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3eDett & MItmsamss.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS.
212 Oft Commerce GtraBe.

3eigen biermit bem publifum an,
oaB iie fur ben ausge3ei6nsteu 5anba
nein aus JaDette @ountp
bic Wgentur iibernommen baben. Die,
fer Sanbfein, Der befer tpie ieber an.
oere benz Jeuer .uno ben Witterunas=
einfliifien piberfebt. 1T bem @ranit an
Sauer gleih, aber bebeutenb billiger.
SinterlaBt Cure auftrdee fir ale eims
t@lasenoen Mrbeiten bel 3epen &
u tmann.
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ssortesponoens. grenbam. 26,

correspondent. 8renba m. 26.
Sanuar. 8erflofeneu Oienstag 91a9.
mittag wuroe bterislbft cine 8eriammz
lung bon 8argern abgebalten, melder
bic 8riinbuug elmer Nnitalt fur Be.
reitung BON Butter unb Gdie au @runbe
lag. 9err @abel bon Chicago, Der in
ObiSem @efddfte lansidbriae Grfab.
rung befBt, bate ii@ 3ur 8erfammIung
eingefunben, UNI ben Nutpeienben Die
Wortbeile zines iol9en unterHebmens
su betailliren. Die erforoerliae Raz
pital= qlnlage fiir grridtung obiger Jas
brit 1T auf $500 feitgetent, uo0on
bic 9dlfte iOfort ge3ei9uet tpurbe. Das
ernannte Gonlite, beitebenb aus ben
6errn 9arrp 6apns, s. u. Gam, s..
W. Gdtirenberg unb 6. %. SeB tpurbe
nit Der Subitriptionsliite betraut. Da
biefes Iuternebmen iebenfaas bic beften
Tortbeile beripri9t, 10 -mdre es an.
ge3eigt, ibm cine frdftige finan3ielle
uuteritiiBung angebeiben 5u laHen.
9eute. 5uei llbr gta6miitags, finbet
i'm biefgen Greiidulgebdube cine 0ers
iammlung bes 2ebrerpereins bon Wai1.
ington 60. itatt.-Nuf cine rege 3beils
nabme Der 2anb 2ebrer 1T iebenfals
ni9t su re9nen. 9ieiel6en ba6en ben
obisen 0eriammlungen bisber tpenig
ober gar feline 8ea6tung sef6entt unb
1T es bel ben unpafiirbaren 2anbfraBen
mebr pie ie beraeihlidb. tpenn bic 0erren
rba beim" fttlle 8etra1tungea iiber
bas grduli@e Wetter anfeGen. Man
bort iiber bas 2eBtere, tpie iiber bic nit
oemielben in YerbinbuHg ltebenoen
fdledten @eiddfte Rlagen In allen 9on.
arten.-Die sur Staot fiibrenben Wese
befinben ii9 in einem berartigen 3u.
ffanoe, baB man fi9 tpeber binaus nod
bineinpagen fann. 9tn berf1iebenen
ginfabrten Der Stabt bemertt man fefts
gefabrene Wageu, bic ibrer grl6iung
aus tlefem S9lamme barren. = Die
9ol3nott iltgrOB. gs werosn ltatt So. 90
ieBt $500 per @Oro be3ablt unb man
1T frob. ben erforberli1en 8ebarf fir
Die bD6ifen preile erfeben su t0nuen.
Sn mand1en Settlements ftsben bic 2eb.
rer Dor ben leeren 8dnten, inbem bic
2inber aus Der allernd6iten llmsebung
Der S1ule auBer Stanbe fub. ber
grunblOfen Str, Ben tpesen sur S9ule
gu gsben. 9srrn Better 8raubtdtters
3ufanb in Golge Der 8ei6abigung iei.
ner SanO bat einen b69ft beoentli6en
&aratter angenommen. Wlan fiir9et,
glutoersiftung iei eingeirsteu unb Der
Irme rDirb b66it mabri9einli9 on ben
Golgen oerielben iein nod iunges 2es
ben einbiiBen. 9r. Sruebart bon
GalOeitOu 1T tslssrapbii9 berbeiaeru.
fen, itellte iebo9 Ieiber fir bic Gsneiung
oss patienten penis 9oifnuug in
GusHdt.
Die Jirma G6lei9tert C Slider in
Sreenbine bat fallirt; peri6iebene Cir.
men Der Stabt finb in Witleibenf6aft
geaogen.
9ie 9Orbereitungen au ben iibli6en
Uiastenbdllen limb on Der Sagesoros
nung. Der Ball oes @ermania. Nerein
finbet am 8. 6ebruar itatt uno Der bes
gerein nGrobfinn" am %. beKelben
Wonats.
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Seittett : 52e1t0e !:

@cise unS farbise siidtadsr nit Serbiet,
ten, 2iidtud;eus lei BET 9ar6, Sanbtader,
siOies, @ouene Sifdbeden fit @arIor unb
@obnSimmer. Yiauo. 9eden, bas allern,u fie
unb mobernite. Table scarfs, Lambrequins,
Bel BET 9arb, su atlen Freifen.
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= Cine grtdltung fam eefdhrlid,
tperoen ooer mdt, ie nadbem man Mit.
tel gu ibrer 8efdmpfuna anmenbst.
Mer ipeiie 1T, Oer iisbt ii1 Dor geaen
ale 5olle. bic in einsr Jamilie eintre:
ten f0nnen. Sci pl0Blidea Infdlen
bon grfdltung, 8rdune, aItbma u. {. NJ.
ertpe'f lid Nper's @berrp.psetoraI aIs
bas i@nel!ffe unb ipirtiamfe Waittel
uno aIs ber bette Greuno.
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1sss-s9. MRrInafa
&letberitpff 8eiabt

gSir inb i'm Gtanbe, far iebe &leibfurbe, fir
isbe Muanee iop;e fur iebes Mufsr ben ent-
ipreGenben @efat au liefern. @erabe bieIem
9spartement 1T unfere srobte aufmerliamfeit
augenenoet tporoen, uni bic Samenpelt in bet
9ufammenfeauns ibrer soilste in ieber gin,
ftd1t su bcfrleotaen.
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8ailelpig, meiu liebfter Jreuno, Grdu-
lein Wllbbers meine 8raut-
9u-feine Ierlobte! i6rie beftis bic
@rdfin auf.
DetleD muBte lie in ieinen 9lrmen
ouffangen, fe luar obamd6tig se.
tuorben.
lGortiesuua foIat.l
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9ie 8eb6Iterung guropas.
vs. 1T ai6t uniutereiiant, fonitatiren au
t6Hnen, oaB fi6 bic 8eb6Iferung guro=
pas lett benz gegihne bieies Sabrbuns
osrts gerabe3u perboppelt bat. Sic be-
trug 175 Wtilionen ginmobner i'm
Sable 1900 uub 1T Bis beute auf $50
Utiaionen geftiegen. Golgenbe 3iffern
3etgen bic mad genauem itatiffiiden
4uf3tl9aungen fefigeitelte progreiiibe
3unabme Ddbrenb bes Sabrbunberts !:
Die BeoDlferung guropa's betrug
i'm Sabre 1900 1880 1860 1880 1883
It's ZIG 289 331 $50
Weilionen @inwobner.
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mud mud aQlllI1iII1lIll1l1jn.r lI1iIIlIlllIjnl
Sei0e! Sei0e!

Sn allen Sdrben gu allen Yreiisn. Das Mo.
bernif ife uno @ef6madpolae, naS bic Saiion
bietet. nnfer easer 1T unibcrtrefaid reid.
baltis unb bic Samen ftao sebetcn, ii9 fpesien
bieleS Separtement, peldes auberoroentlid
Snbfdes bietet, anauieben.
Sammt unb @liiId au allen %reifen, unb in
allen fllioen unb Sane1. Garben
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Spspepfie tpirb bur6 Dr. Mueulf
36ni9's 0amburser Sropfen fiber ge.
beilt. Sn allen 4potbefen su baben.
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sameeIbaare, 9rate b'aIma, 9rieO.s, Sen.
riettas, albotrob, Serges, Sail. Graneais,
@nibmeres, Samife, @uIte;e, Damafe, Satin
Rits, gorborstts, Colombo, @6ubat, 9onbon
Geule, Glanele.
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Z m1n 1SSS-S9.
SDetbe! SMml1e!

Disfes 9epatteinent lit 70 reidbaItia unb
moel ausgeltattet, oab es einen Store fif lidl in
Annfprudl nebmen f0nnts. Bir ffeben in bi.
retter Serbtnoung NIT ben anerfannt beifen
Gabritsn Der Ser. 9taaten unb oiirfcn nns
tpoal riibmen, oab mir nur bas al(erbeiie uno
eaS fafbtonabeIife Saubmert fir Domen unb
Hinoer auf Eager baben. gebr banerbafte
Sdnbe fllr faltes uno nafes setter oiTeriren
mir fit Sdu!tinoer.
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9rtife. 8uefm Nrr1m
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REpUBLIoAN COUNTY CoNyENrIoN.


The Republican voters of Hunterdor
county are requested to meet at the place
Of holding the last annual election in each
township and borough on SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 12TII, at o'clock p. NJ, fol
the purpose of clectiug delegates to attend
a Convention to be held in the Court
House, at Pennington,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10Th, 1889,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, 10 nominate candi-
dates for Surrogate and Members of As
sembly for the First and Second Districts.
Each Township and Ward viii be entitled
to one delegate for every fifty Republican
votes cast at the last Gubernatorial cleo
ton, as follows
Alexandria, l Bethlehem, 81 Clinton,
8; Clinton Borough, Q; Delaware, A.;
East Amwell, 8; West Amwell, Frank
lin, ! Frenchtowu, 3; High Bridge, 8 !;
Holland, s.; Kingweod, 2; Lambertvillc-
LIST Ward, !; I'd Ward, 8; Sd Ward, 5 +;
Lebanon, 4 Raritan, Z; Readington, +;
Tcwksbury, 2; Union, 1.
BY order County Executive Committee.
JOHN 7. COX, Chairman.