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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-09

1t is now Township Treasurer An
drew Campbell.
The school is again in operation, with
Miss Maggie Reynolds ia charge.
Mrs. C.. Bonfey was calling upon
her friends, in Paw Paw, last week.
Mrs. Rev. Slyter has returned from
her visit. Her son, Elmer Lavender, is
in town.
M. o. Joiner and A. H. Newkirk rep
resented q. j. Hudson post at the
Adrian Encampment.
Some bad feeling was engendered
Caucus day, and il was none the less
apparent last Monday.
Charles Thayer has purchased the
house and lot formerly owned and oc-
cupied by Mr.. +, Page.
Easter services were held at both
churches. The programme was very
interesting, the attendance good The
children were very happy in their efforts
at entertaining the older people.
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IsrOsDert Lake.

f. S. Northrup will occupy the Frank
Chase house the coming year.
School will begin next Monday. Mrs.
Witter will again assume control.
Quincy a. Drew is still at work en-
larging his dwelling and will have "A
qommodious house.
A Mr.. Avery, of Lawrence, has rent
ed the George McCon farm for year,
and has moved there.
Henry Weaver will occupy the tene-
ment house upon the Mary Willis farm,
unless he again changes his mind.
Rev. w W. Lamport, of Decatur,
will exchange pulpits next Sabbath
with our pastor, Rev. Robt. Bramiit.
James Abrams and Frank Chase have
some of the largest and finest Shr0p-
shire lambs to be found in the country
We last week visited Hamilton town
ship and were obliged TO keep very
quiet, as the childre:. up there are Pat
rons of Industry.
Mr.. Mcfarland, organizer of the
p. of l., perfected an organization here
last Saturday night, nearly all of the
members were from outside of the dis
trict.
Four people of this place were init.
ated into the Grange at Lawrence, last
Saturday night. If the Grange grows
nihambers for the next four months as
it/has i'm the last, it will be obliged To
make an addition to the hall
Is not this pension business being
overdone? Is Gen. Crooks widow,
with competency, more in need of a
81. 900 pension than the widow of a pri.
vate soldier i'm wanty Special pensions
and monument appropriations will soon
reduce the surplus.
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lsObleviIIe.
A boy at w. A. Stanton's.

A boy at w. A. Stanton's.
Ed. Sulley has been laid up with the
mumps.
Prof. Bates will spend vacation at
his home.
Jud Breed filled car with wheat
here, Saturday, for G. w. Myers.
Our young jewelryman is not seen on
our streets any more. Where can he bey
Uncle Beedle died April 3D., and his
funeral was held last Saturday at the
North Point M. +. church.
Mr.. Thomas, of Bear Lake, has moved
onto A. Hyames' farm, which he will
manage the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Markillie ex.
pect To start for Kansas this week We'd
nesday) to see their children.
Citizens of Gobleville say to Mrs.
Pinney to be very careful i'm the way
she treats her children hereafter.
The Bible study at the Nj. f. church,
every Tuesday evening, is quite largely
attended, yet there is room for more.
Warner Stoughton has moved To Go
bles, and has concluded to put i'm this
summer with G. ID. Millspaugh, in the
depot.
Kit Young will canvass the surround
ing country this season for Fred. Wiki
inson, in the agricultural implement
business.
Frank Post and Mrs. Cagney had
quite sharp contest with their horses
one day last week, but Frank got
there just the same"
Charley Forester begins work this
week for Saul Frank. This leaves Mr..
and Mrs. Webster all alone in their
store. Charley has been with them a
long time.
Willis Adams seems to be looking very
cheerful over something. We guess it
is because he has no opposition. Now,
Willis, don't go to cutting prices, but
keep on cutting hair at 10 cts.
On Wednesday evening, people
flocked to w. b. Van Wickle's, to enjoy
a sugar social You can learn how il
passed off by asking Charley Forester
or Saul Frank. Cash counted over
eleven dollars.
The remains of Mrs. Coborn were
DlOupnt utic lIOlll hdldilidIVO lOI
burial. She was the mother of Mrs.
Sanford, of this village. The funeral
was held mt the Nj. +. church, on Friday;
Rev. Hildred officiated.
Edison Howard is home for few days
from Tennessee. He reports fine wealth
er there and trees all leaved-out nicely.
Mr.. Howard has sold out Ia his partner
and has bought another tract of timber
and will soon have new mill in run
ming order. He will take back car
load of goods with him Edison, we
wish you success.
A new sign bearing the legend,
" Nj. HiXson, Undertaken" adorns the
front of Buckner's corner building.
Mr.. Hixson has lately moved here with
his family. from Utica, Mich, and oc-
cupies the residence of Mrs. jerry
Smith. He comes among us with an
extended experience AS an undertaken
and funeral director.
Friday, April 4th, will long he remem-
bered 10y the scholars and patrons of
our school, the occasion being Flag
Day" I'm spite of the inclemency of
the weather about 200 persons gathered
in the upper room and listened To a
cery fine programme by the scholars,
assisted by few outsiders. Every
thing passed off pleasantly, and the
programme reflects much credit upon
the teachers and those who helped
The exercises closed with three rousing
cheers for our National ensign.
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The Pulpit and the stage.

Rev. f. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says IL feel it
my duty to tell what wonders DIR. Kings
New Discovery has done for me. My Lungs
were badly diseased, aud my parishioners
thought / could live only few weeks. |
took five tottles of DIR. Kings New DiScov-
eIy and am sound and well, gaining % lbs.
in weight.
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: After thor
ough trial and convincing evidence, | am
confident DIR. Kings New Discovery tor
Consumption beats EN- all, and cures when
everything else fails The greatest kindness
can do my many Thousand friends is to
urge them to try it," Free trial bottles at
Bartram d Millington's drug store. Regular
sizes soc and $l.Oo.
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Epoch.

The transition from lingering and painful
sickness to robust health marks an epoch in
the life of the individual. Such remarka-
BILE event is treasured in the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has been at
tanned is gratefully blessed. Hence it Is that
80 much is heard in praise of Electric Bitters.
So many feel they owe their restoration to
health. 10 the use of the Great Alternative and
Tonic. If you are troubled with any disease
of Kidueys. Liver or Stomach. of long or
short standing you will surely find relief 10y
use of Electric Bitters. Sold at soc. and : |
Ger bottle at Bratram d Millington's drug
store.
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For lame back there is nothing better
than To saturate flannel cloth with
Chamberlain Pain Balm, and bind il
on the affected parts. Try it and you
will be surprised at the prompt relief it
affords. The same treatment will cure
rheumatism. For sale by al druggists
Taprl
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fire from some burning chips and rub
bish in the yard, and was in serious
danger of being badly burned; but, for
tunately, her cries were heard, when "a
pail of water, judiciously applied, put
out the fire, after the back. part of her
dress was consumed and her hair very
badly scorched.
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A gentleman i'm Union County, Mo,
who is too modest man To have his
name mentioned in the newspapers,
was cured of rheumatism by Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, after trying other
medicines and treatment for thirteen
years For sale by all druggists [apr
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-09

The ear has new train of cars To
travel in. The ears are connected with
each other by vestibules, so that he can
pass from one to another without being
seen from the outside, and they are
covered with IRON and eight-inch walls
of cork
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worth good deal and durability The past has
been busy Shoe Department many goods
open If you will look through shoes of your
you already of take look We will
all seamless standard screwed Con-
gess shoes S125 eyeopeners If you prefer lighter
so buys it in all The Bonanza"
annery calf solid II" rail The best piece
shoema1ing you for 81
'o grain said be proof of the
kind 50 So just good shoe Rice Huchins
made they have the reputation of making the best
heavy work shoes New England OF this Milwaukee Oil
Grain last forever leather have heavier called the
Police shoe with wide thick soes 81 Next have the
widest shoe in Michigan, stamped
WIDE, IA
yielding
you bright Dongola shoes at 50 00
We have them and they shine like patent leather We do not
shoe of this kind for heavy day hard but
for dress up Sunday shoe they 30 K"
$500 the popular price for mems shoes the higher grades
and of good Broughtons. If you
pec moneys full worth recommend James
Means SO shoe If lighter handsomer finer shoe
have This latter the Congress is gored
the famous Hub Gore" the best in the world
Means makes 50 shoe for boys that is hummer
They made lace and button and the sizes
threes AS James does make boys Congress
shoes obliged have them made elsewhere They
in the sizes and at the prices, viz. So
There's money for you in Broughton's shoe stock.
u,.n,, ~ p.ouo,+on,.
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Soldiers, Attention!

PENSIONS-Co'nrades.i II you were disabled i'm
the service of the United States, either by wounds
ruptures. injuries disease, l can get you pen
sion. Thousands entitled.
INCREASE-lf you are now drawing pension
and are entitled to higher rates or re-rating, can
get II for YOU which Is very easy and quick matter.
DESERTION-Ify you are charged with deser-
ton write me at once and get n removed. War
claims OF every description prosecuted promptly
and successfully. am pensioner myself, by rea-
son of wounds. Have had % years practice In all
the departments az Washington. Send for my gem
eral questioning blank, 90 determine your rights,
and 800 references from comrades IN nearly every
state and territory in the Union. VIII refer TO any
member Of Brodhead Post No. 81, Of Paw Paw,
Mich, 20 which belong. Fees regulated by
the Government, and paid only when your claim j.
allowed. f1sOSmG
Address, CHAS. n. GALLIGAN,
Gen. War Claim Agent. Paw Paw, Mich.
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sRouaHToN's BUSY BEE STORE.
TALK TO MEN AND BOYS.

There's nothing like Leather;
zoe use no imitdtiOns,' is the leg
end printed on the cover of
every shoe box sent out by a
ives tern manufacturer. We
like the ring of that statement.
We feel like pushing his shoes
for all they are worth, and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-10

, In several counties the sspu bllcans -
res0rtlng 20 the samo tactics shev osad
- 1855 70 defeat men boss o. the ie~ieIs.
'tnre. Talking 70 domocrse. csroleoeiv.
tney will cay: "Of course the demo.
craes will hsvs the Legislature by rood
majority. but ! would like % have our
@sn elected 10 this county, etc., o.. I'll
would like % ~ the fArmers reproson.|
.od 10 the lcgisIssurs,r In caso che eeouh.
''csns have ind0rsed . farmer. The|
scneme r being worked where ever thereI
. soe slightest possibility Of beatjng q
democrat. and the republicans hope IN
enough may b defeated to give themI
sne legislature. They have some reason|
% believe the plan will work. Iecsuse nj
woe.ed 20 we'll im 1855 shst they csme|'
Witniu two votes Of haviug : msioriev ! L
on M Jolot ballot In The legisIature Of l06j 4
Inere were : great many democrats|l
woo he'd Occssioo 70 rspoms Of their fo1lv|e
after thss elecll0n, and d q 70 q honedIr
'nss she party learned ils leeson vellIf
en0ogh 70 semsmb ber q
NO 0ae need b deceived n ehla ma. ID
!es. The republioaa party & msklnr a|iI
1eeporata eG0st 10 carry she lawieIaln -
md Will use any argument o. snv an.|tI
peal % bsat democratic csudjdaie MN
- leglalaturs q auy poist. WhsshesId
: p The absurd lis thas they hsve no|I,
'ope Ct carrying the legisIalore. o. eneIp
nore absurd lies @ rsgsrd % ths staee|dI
eoss or Tho ssill more abeurd 10 that ehe|p,
! - ?csetsc party . pledged 70 lasrodu o|ca
y s!ng'e tx sysse0 10 tmdIsas, shs olp- |su
'os = one asd The sa0e-to ds6lat aIvg
e9oc!st Tor the lsgislaesrs. II CAev u
looeod. the dsmocrsls Who ~ 1leles1 rs
- giving them success viii bs sIckerl ri,
'so toose Who voted for fIsrrisoe "a III
z I sroand o. stsle pride. 4 demoosae|u
.s 1o eoes nos stand ~ biz psrty's lsgis- |pa
aims. The uext Iegislaturs viii slsot =
9: senstor. He Will - ellher ! hlgh-|
fin republican Or : tari6. reform de1o.
a. You are making your choice When III
y vote Ser msm6eF of The lsg islsluro. |me
indianapolis Sentinel. ~
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rather thin; the speaker bad han slcl.
; snd wss thin, too and 20 b IL harnosv
o. course tho audiencoo were Thin alsc.
We sre Informed that 10 Case Tow.
enlp he told bic hearers that four ~ ~
omces o. Dubols county were nov vorsh
cS'oOO year each, and that there ahonH
20 nvinv o. II least o0.OOO q theae
.our omcee. We are authorized 10 80
mat y The doctor will gusrautee q -
l4o.uU year for oaIarioo or anv f6nr ~
Incers 10 Dubols county. be NAV havs sil
IN excess OF u which d derived Prom a"
Understand The Officers VIII than msks
donation Of d .Ov0 10 any ublIc charis
sa0io or educational enierprlsa n ~
county. This shove how we'll ths r..
publican candidate for Reprsse entstivo 4
posted In counly affairs.
Inc !scs is. HE candidacy, instead of
oeiax ~ the interest or reform Ana
lover taxes, IL solely In the hone thai -
nav clip IN. and count one vote mora for
nign !avin tax U0ited states Senator.
IND agsinst the peoples friend Ana Iov
Ak advocate Hon. ID. w. Voorheea.
We sse glad pr. GIezen had the cour.
'xo 20 MAKE this county canvass. q Il
I'VE: every borhood, but Irelend
nd sasper, which places he sIighted. on
opportunity 70 learn how he would vote
n United 6tstes Senator; and on tho
ues''on Of : prohibIlory liquor amend.
aens TO tho Indiana Consultation. or
ourse Il be does not Inform 81 sufli.
nces now he would oct on these Quos-
ones cc leaves them 10 know that s.
O holds % bic lifelong opInIons -
'ese insttore, and q IN favor o9 4 hiwA
rcteceive tariff tax; would vote ior 4
nited States senator Who beIieves q
e mckinley bill, endorsed 81 : p.
noucsn Congress end : Republicon
ree.oeos; and that 10 believes : leW
'culd b enacted prohibiting she ~
q use q Intoxicating liquors, vine.
"a cno elder . : beverage. snd people
y oelaeve With him on sheso meas-
oee Who do not shouId vote 1or PET.
rds: y they have apy faith in tlsir
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o5"Old Dutch" In the lndspeu dent
cIaims monopoly In hellire. Well
we have no. objection 70 HE enjoying i
Y ne wIshes -sQms people In hIs locality
however. think he permits come OF his
mp: to dispIsv their deviIIsh propensj.
..os ~ that neighborhood too freely Tor
me safety OF others. property.
gThe good people OF Boone don I
need o. read the ImbeciIo's distribes
'oout them. Poor fellow I! - Va ss,d
before: he Il more 70 be pitIed than
blamed. But when he was Young the
state had no institution for tho SeehIe.
minded, and he was even permitted.
nrouxh HE fathers influence, 10 souan.
,er p'rt ~ the common school fund ofl
'sss township by helping schooI chill.
ren - idle their time. or course. he Il
o. 90 y. ~. b. A. Reformer!
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G.EAr AeErrxos 70 HE&R d.. G..
ZEN. We ere informed that tie anDoins. 1.
ments % DR.. 0lezsn IN tie Scnthern
~. ~ o. snls county dido't pen out very
~eu. Inc weather. vas bad thu pre-
'' ,snse 80 bod the dIsguiss from Repu \.
'csnssm ~ thin ths speaking W.
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rusLlsHED EvEay vRlDAy. At JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. ~
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-IN CoURlEs BuILDrxe on
Wrar Sixth 6rREKr.


RATEe ~ ADvERrsaETN0.
For square. lOiines Or iess. I week. 81 N
Each subsequent inaertion, Is cts.
Longer advertisements ~ thu same
rate. A fraction over even aQuare Or
sausres, counted ~ . aquare. These
src the terms FOR transient advertise
meuts: reasonable deduction will be
made IN regular advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of adminis-
trsnrs an 4 legal notices ofIik character
20 nc paid IN advance.
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e~-s s~@~s sss0 w. ot8mOoQ.
: II the title Of oss ticket is stamped ..d
}! $50 nsmes On other tickets, the ballot n,,sI
!. !. o. counted so' ths names % stamped. M
! also for 81 the names under the title stsmped
, sIcept me "pponents Of names stamped
This . subject % the following exception: IA
csso there sre two or moro candid ate> for ~
same once on thu same ickee a. IN ths 4 8.
, n candidates for the legislature. iuieos ~
the supreme court. justices ofthe psaca ctc.
II some counties. II the title of one tick y
and the nAnes n orc or mora but les thar,
AIL yof such candidates ~ another ticket -
stamped, such ballots cannot be countsd ~,
any Of the candidates for such ofYicss -,
the reason thst the intention OF the voter !.
not apparent. II = voter desire, 20 vot. .
mixed ticket, - % such offices, no must
stamp the name Of each candidate Tor whom !,
no de>ires TO vote, whether he stamps the
title u th' ticket or not. To avoid pvssibiI- h
isy of misnke in such cases. election ofBcrrs |,
should advise voters, ifthcy vote : mixed /,
ticket - stamp tho name Of each pcrson
voted TOR.
II any ticket Il found not sndorssd v;sh
tho initials u tho poll clerxs. Or IL nnv tick-
y bears any distinguishing mark or inutiIn- (.
lion. Il shall not b. counted. 90 II any tick e
properiy endorsed and not mutilat I'd. i -
made up that II is impossible to dssermine q
rom the ballot the electors choice III can 10
didstes, such ballots shall not bs countai. :. 10
10 the candidate or candidates a6.cts.1 d,
thereby, but should bc counted a. - the 4
candidates not thereby affected In rnskin : ~
he count, 4 any member Of the board shaiiI
protest OF object 70 the dccision u I maIorit II
hsreof, . 70 the counting Or not countinvI
= the ticket, such ballots must bs preserved Il
y tho inspect0r. and the poII-clerI<s must Il
~c,rd . the tally-shssss : mem ,randum Ith
sst'ng how the tickets were stsmped and y
ounsed, describing them for idsntiGcston.
Va conplsting the count or the slate bal
ots and recording the taIlies, che board must q
hon totally consume BY 6re the und ispuked sr
aIlotss and the Inspector must preserve. ~ e
ere'n.fesF stated, the disputed 6slIots. Cd
The board will then proceed 70 count Tia hs
'cal bAlIoss In The sams manner. Iiu
The count ended, the board must an upI Dc
V election rssurn.papess. showing the total lof
use cass Tor esch candidais and INN odiasa. al
make mem0rsndum Of the total vole III,
vt for each candidate. aad deliver : eopv
'eseof 70 each member ofsuch board.
Tho count being completed, the boadI
ust place ia paper beg Or envelope. % 81 b
sn'shed for thst purpose, al s0davIts lin,
sde and taxes during ths election. which ~
8 - envelope must b securely sealed bv Isns
. board: zach msobsr Of the bard must -,
'dosse biz name on the back u such bar 81 q.
'velupes which must b directed e a. "a
srk q shscounty, 20 whom ths inspector \ ~ n
~ deliver such bag q envelope within - -
Al psos.ssd aad di.pussd tsll.., -. |hs'
'ved from Destruction must - psi 4 eso
ossss 9sS mrnIs.sd iof tase pusposa %. -
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Al the election In 1885 in Indiana. The
pemocrstIc hold-overs 10 the Senate
made the Legislsture Democratic bv two
majority. The Republicans that wear
elected . mAnv legisistors e the Demo.
orsts. Does this fact look mnch ike tho
!erri o'e gerrymsnder denounced ~ the
"sPu olicsns and r. n. B. A.? The
party that e beaten is aiwsys grumbling. .
Tne democrats head their ticket With
: J, farmer. and the republicans have done
!!sswsse: u makes 10 differences how
I1e election goes, . farmer will be elect.
q secsesary Of state. lind epsndent,
Zee. end u lot OF lrickstsrs. seak,o y
omce. Or personsl ends, had not rot con.
'to' o. To farmers org ganIxstlous. the
'srmers. ~ attending and conlrolIinej
'oe primaries Of the old parties, cou.d
.sve occurred every position they chosel
2 ooen parties, and been cure theIr
Iemaode Tor rsIIsf would b IN the hands Il
= sbear isieods. The Democracy e. sndl'
!wsye be- oees. their nrm snd Coz.
is'sas friend, however.
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Barbecue q the Fair Groumds - Hnns
|'ngb0rg. Oct. SSsh. The COMMITTEES a.
srran1ements elected J. .. Koons. chair'
.naa Z. L. COopes. Treasurer. ard 4. u
bur'!ngsme, 0f velpsn. Secreearv- ~
appotnted commlesoe 10 eolIcIe ec,Isc-
t!one Tor ne Barbecue. n ~ v~ssh~,
|ohoulo y good ehore Win ~ Z n.
crowd - sll parsleo WlIl kc i.sscsessd r.
ss4 ss..4 !no dIecoeeloso % ~ az.
.ss,saeo gonelcooq oxpeoeed . ~.
s-. - - peog!c eoae dsy -and : blg b..
oeese oevse falls % dnv.
The 3 particularly : year ~. ~
49, issues expected % develop lnfo
ssws. enould b insslllgsoely ed thor.
ooSn!y discussed, and 1ullv underseo o.,d
~ ~ the people, bocause : coutin uaaion
p tne present condition. brought ahoue
~ Republican Legislation. for : a.
yes.s longer. will leave The people zen.
s1smy - she power Of email mum her 81
cspisaI1css, who will dole ous u them
oss such liberty end such vaeoe - ehsv
~ ~ ead k will then seQuire : bloodv
rovo'ueson to again ro.este blieh the a..
Irsne that AL men aro created froe andI
'qua', with certain lnallenablo rivhes |
smone which ere life. liberty Ard ~
'ossule Of happlness.s The tendencv a.
'vergrown wealth q % sssert 1or itssIr|,
'.pss.or gnvtIeges. - shows BY the Or
~ ~. 'ssoeo !ese week BY vIce Prssident|,
oSo. ot tne New York Csnsrsl rail.
S e1cIudlng from smploymeus ooI.
~ roeo 81 member Of The knIghts sri
.suo!. de maintains Tie right q con y
49, nImsslf With any organisation heIs
noosee shst will accept him, but forbids !
!. workmem % join any society Be does !.
q IKE. With the same propriety heI \
,u.o command them 70 vote = he
seness aed . oombination Of Z hair. N
D3sm such wealthy smasters or lahurvIss
0u'd control the election or Presi. n.
80 end Congress oe the Unised St~fes. IL
= sae ousy % national parties 20 guard II
ssus socn threatened evil % the peo. \,
Z, sno Sos the mssses know how the, IN
ouId shape legislation 70 prolsct them. = !"
'ese'ore ne people should I'll turn ont :.
snm oaroecue. and see % he uevI =
Isssosl party Offers aoy rosl advan.
- sos more practical solueSoua. of ehsI 4.
~ political problems bs6ore "a thsnls
nor Of The old parties. and n 4 dossIs.
2 snsso e % reputable reason lor ehelco
- VVuSsUUOO Oxv0k0U0O Oh = Ia =.
party Tor The old parties embrsce|cs n
3 o. large experlsnce % national 90 n.
er'0ostoDal Affairs. r. -.
Aessrs. John r. Stale. Grand eec'v odnrI
OFders ~ NJ. Vernon, It's. @. III. .Ifus
Sc, q vincennea, Col. Wrieht. the|fui
\ candidate for Congress q ths ist|cor
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80 70 addrsae the people there thstldIr
Three o. them were former Rc.liics
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2 80 j. bic district. So ihs psonle|pav y
expect 70 hear thst day whether shsliI.s
Gero are yet Republicans u prin. .Iof
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: wlsdom they have devised someltar
measure o. relief which their old|laid
= wss not willing % sndorse. "a |soId
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