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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-27
JAS. T. BRENNAN,
REAL ESTATE,
RENTING AND COLLECTING
AGENCY,
TION HSTA, PA

PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
THE PROPER ASSESSMENT OF LANDS
AND THE PAYMENT OF TAXES. ALSO
TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
REAL ESTATE, AND TO THE RENTING
AND MANAGEMENT OF THE SAME.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-27

CHAS. II. DAVIS.
~ DENTAL SURGEON,
Elm Street, Tionesta, Pa.
Does all work in the line of modern
dentistry, and guarantees satisfaction.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-27

INOREST LODGE. No. 1874, A. o. U. W.,
l. Meets every Friday eveningin in A. o. U.
w. Hall, Proper Il Doutt block, Tionesta.
JAS. CANFIELD, NJ. w.
i. II. CLARK, Recorder.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-27

CAPT. GEORGE STOW CORPS, No.
~ 1877, w. r. c.. meets first and third
Wednesday evening of each month, IN a..
o. U. w. hall, Proper & Doutt block, Tio-
nesta, Pa.
Mrs. ANNA PROPER, Scc'y.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-27

Meons Chyo. Chinclas
price
to 0 Operce esst than regul prices
N the CIIGLDRESS DEPAR
AS
CLOTHING is unsurpassed out Of large
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-27

CAPT. GEORGE STOW POST,
~ No. 274, G. A, II.
Meets on the first Wednesday in each
month. In Odd Fellows Hall, Tionesta, Pa.
]. b. EDEN, Commander.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-27

NJ STEPHENSON,
be
which competitors equal
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-27

CITIZEN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
LANDS3 CHEAP
M

Come to Missouri a q own your
oWa home. Ripley count - mllc son'h-
cru border,a galdeu spot I, coed lu"lknl,
hs crops, unsurpassed tv..', fiac tnads,
.nuaGancc Of the purest, ~>rt..AS
y ter, most hospituolc, socian.e ',aiEa-
l,orly people poeplc in ,nc wood, "hiy
uc coiotec person III couusy,coo. SAM
mtts. warm winters. Pop. Ripley Go
1000, Donlphan, 1000. Paradise for
men OF moderate means. Best farm,
- to $40 per A-ie, uest Wild llnos
to ) dol, large bodies for 0 lA~-e
cheap Forfu!l p%ulurulas and lists Gals
un our address
Il. w. n RI Marley
DOnipllan, Mo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
WIADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOWE E.

TOW. SW. STANIsLA
WA Kostki w Winonie z
oburzeniem odrzuca przytyki
dane iemu W korespondencyi
W zwiazkowej Zqodzie, W
numerze z "a Sierpnia. Pre-
wodniczacy tego Towarzystwa
?. Jan Bambenek oswiadczyl
redakcyi Wiaruso, re
epotrzebnie winohscy d r a.
atycy do swoich lub
innvch smleci mieszaja Tow.
sw. Stanis1awa Kostki Tow.
sw. Krzyza. Przeciez tie diva
Towarzystwa mic ME So
Zwiazkowi WHINE, "a
Morgensternowe szachrajstwa
zaS ME So odpowiedzlalne.
Owoce Tow Sw. Stanislawa
Kostki przeciez nikomu W
miescle, opr6cz chyba
korespondentoWl winohskie-
mu Zg0dy, ME pachna, tie
dramatyczne zaS, iak to juz
Wjarus dawniej pisal, nawet
Z pod law k~arczemnych
cuchna. Me wtykaj nosa,
gdzie ME dales grosza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

Dziecie do Boga...............2o
Dziecie do Boga ze zfotemi brzsi
Ewiat niewinnosci ola dzieci polls.
kich W Ameryce.
nKsiakeczks" do nabokehstwa ola
mlodzie1y, zfocone brzegi, z}ooo.
ny tytulik, p6isk6rek 40 ytuli-
klein lJ6zefa Chooiszew.sisgol
Ia sama ksazeczka oprawna "
sk6rke z obrazkiem.....-...95
Ia ssma ,,KsiaEeoska do naboseh-
silva ola mfodziezyn z okuciem
i zameczkiem ........ .,....1 rs
Ia sauna oprawna W kobd sfoniowa,
albo W aksamit. .........l .f5
y D II dorosfych.
ANl0h STROZ oprawny " skorke
zfocone brzegi ~l.oo
Ani6l str6z, oprawny W
sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi, z okuciem,
sameczkiem, z}otym tytulikiem
ANIoH sTRvz oprawny W kost
sfoniowa lub W aksamit.. 3 800
zhOTY OfTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny ze zioconym tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. " pf6tno 1910
z%focone brzegi, sk6rka O.8O
zokuoiem z%ameczkiem loo
- OHTARZYK PO1SKI -
70 zfoconemi brzegami lao
&c s%przaczka 3 okuciem 400
DUNN opraw. " sk6rke $50
g" zfocone brzegi 1.7B
go sprzaczka 800
Ogr6dek D uchowny, Q.
prawny W sk6rke, zlocone brzes
gi, z obrazkami ma okladoe,e zAos
conym tYtulikiem $3.50
Ia sama ksiazka Z zameczkiem
i okueiem. 200
Wianek Msryi opr.e u
sk6rke
Wianek Mary, ssocopy
tulik i z}oc. ~ brzegi4 ...fM
WianeA :>ryz, z}o6one
brzeggir 1kiem i okusiea
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
Mr.: 3. ,,1rzegladu
Emig2acyjnego"

wyszedl Zawlera
/. Osobny dzia} sztuki polskiej ma
wystawie Swiatowej Chicago napisal
.tomau Levandowski.
=, Ok6lnik Nowojorski do artystow i
lite,atow naszych.
j. Eamorska wedrowka z pod panowa-
MIA rosyjskiego napisal A.
4. Polacy W Brazylii. l.. Centxalne
s.acye immigracyine napisal Antoni
I1empcl.
8 ~Srawozdanic %Seminaryum polskiego
w Detroit
8. Rozmaitosci.
!. Ogioszenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
NASz PREVENT.

Ci, kt6rzy nam cd
tad przeSla przynaj-
mniej 2 dolary "a
WIARUSA, dostana
W prezencie cztery
ksiazeczk1, jake i'm
soble wybrac wolno
z %pomiedzy nizej po-
danych Ii k%siazeczek
przez WIARUSA
%wYdanych:
y Konstytucya 3 Maia.
p Zvd wieczny tutacz.
81 Testament Piotra Wlelklego.
AZ o JANE Twardowskim, well
kim cZaro wniku.
81 Pokraka czyli kiedY 4gat
to luz dobrze.
81 Zywot Koscluszkl.
y Proroctwa o Polsce.
81 Rdza Eesna.
81 Adam i Eva, kr%etochwiIa
ludowa W jednym akcle.
1OI Walek ma iarmarku. pocieszne
opowiadanle wlerszem.
III Swleci Meczennicy Polsce.
- POI media bajek.
- Meczenstwc sw.dsiewlcy
Krystyny.
Kto ME wyszcze-
g6lni nam W liscie
tytu16w ksiazeczek,
jake mU przes}a6
many "a zaptacenie
~abonamentu VIA
RUSA, temu posle-
my cztery ksiazki po-
wyzej najprzdd wy
m%ienione, a mianowi-
Gle:
y K%onstytucya 3 Maja.
p Zyd wieczny tu}acz.
81 Testament Plotra Wiel.
kiego.
4 0 JAMIE Twardowskim
wielkim czarowniku.
ZaznaczamY, re
prezent nasz W ksia-
zeczkach wart so
cent6w, gdyz cztery
take ksiazeczki "a
so cent6W %sprzedaje-
y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
WYCIECZKA
ma fanny
Do KOPEE&N X
(CHIPPEWA Co., Wis.,

w kazda Sobote, O godzre 7.35 w1eczorem, wviezdza
z MINNEAPOLIS %ekskursya, koleja Minneapolis, ST. Paul
q Sault Ste Marie, dazac do novel noskie
osady, zalozonei przez ksiedza Frydrychowicza, Misvonarza
pod opieka Nalprzewielebnejszeg Ks. Biskupa Schwehach >
La Crosse.
Ekskursya powroci w nastepny ponledzialel a przvbedzie
do Minneapolis okoo godziny 6 z rama.
lake wycieczki ulatwa sic partyom DO 10 hub viecei
osob, ably dac %polskiemu ludowi s%posobnosc do odbvcia no.
drozy, "a TAME pienadze, by osobiscie zbadae ; zobaczvf
grunta W i W ogole, by kazdy moq1 zobaczyf
znakomte przymloty ziemiL pys7ne drzewo cudowna okazva
wyroblenla scble niezaleznego ogniska domoweqo. zanewnif
soble utrzymanle dobra przyszlosG "a TAME pieniadze.
Rzadko W zyciu TAXA sposobnosc sic
nadarza.
~Najlepsza ziemia W KOPERNIKU
k%osztuje tylko $500 akier. Kupu,acvm dale
sic Warranty Deed.
w tych dniach nabyli grunta W KOPERNIKU nomiedzv
lnnymi panowie: '
FRANCISZEK LANCE
729 Virginia ave, St. Paul, Mimi,
ANTON NOWAK
62 Van Buren, Str. ST. Paul. Mimi
DO tych dw6ch warus6w mozns sic udaG DO b1zsze
informacye. N
-&agsso%3}-
Spleszcie sic z zakupnem grunt6w W
KOPERNIKU ABBY dostaG miejsce blizei pol
sklego kosciofa i blizej stacyi koleiowej!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
'zA1ETv ,r,ez The Mod

ZAJETY przez The Mod
OBJ. F. A. Johnston PR!
Wschodniaj Trzeciej ullc!:
przedluzony bedzie ku tylne} ;
dr6zce Q 40 stop.
w NIEDZ1ELE popol"-
dniu wybuchl ogieh w chlew'e
p. Jana Pelowsklego, &c
High Forest I'll. i wyrz2dz'i
ma Jake $4,000 szkody.
W sAsIEDNlEM Mar
shland, Wis, bsdz;e W ME.
dziele, 4 Wrzesnla, polskl
piknlk n p. Jozeta f1erka'
PREY muzyce jaknajlepszych
~orzezwiajacych napo]ach.
MAST pobratymcy Czesl
dostali nowego ksiedza ,umle-
jacego dobrze pc polsku.
Nazywa sic ks. PRESS.
KS. Do.
magalski podqzy} Man'stee.
w jakieis sekretnej mlsy1
wprost do Winony. w sobo-
te, p Sierpnia, odprawil
msza swieta W kosciele sw.
| Stanis}awa kostki, ME vista,
| pil przeciez do zadnego domu
! polskiego, krom do plebanli.
| Navel do naszel Redakcyi,
ktora by}aby powita}a daw-
niejszego swego honorowego
| wsp6lpracownika Z najszczer-
! sza iadoscia, ME za]rza} Mkt,
opr6cz osob wtaiemniczonych,
ME bylbygnawet wiedzial, re
tn 5y} ks. Domagalski ,gdyby
so ME byl pozna} pred
kosciolem pewien para
fianin, kt6.y mia} .sposobnosd
przypatrywac sic mu jake
delegat ma Seimie Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego W
St. Paul. Ami nasz ks. pro
boszcz, ami ks. Biskup mic c
tel niezwyklei wizycie powie-
dzieG ME chca.
BRACIA GRIESEL PREY
siennym rynku proszq swoicE
przyjaci6l Polakow, ably ich
nadal zaszczycali zaufaniem
Robotnicy znajda u mich
na]lepsze w miescie napoje.
Pred po}udniem suty lunch
zaWsze ma stole.
MA WIECZORKU II p.
Marcina Daszkowskiego, W
ostatnia niedziele, ma kt6ry
zaproszono take redaktora
Waorusa, opowiada} pan Jan
Bambenek drobnostkowo caIy
przebieg Selmu polskiego W
Manistee, przeplatajac opo-
wiadanie roznemi poclesznemi
enegdotami. Obecni, miedzy
ktorymi by} tez ]eden dotad
ola Waarusa oziebly, wyrazajqc
swq radost Z dobrego wyniku
Sejmu z niek}amana szczero.
scia przyznawali, IL Wlarus
jednak / ia raza d~opomog}
stworzye COS dobrego, i CO
pisze to jest prawda.
w SOBOTE, 3 Wrzesnia,
o godzinie pol do s wieczo-
rem, bedzie polski mityng
demokracki w hall P. Kowa-
lewskiego. Pan Bern wyg}o-
81 move angielska. Beda i
polscy mowcy. Komjtet "a
prasza iaknajuprzejmiej
wszystklch polskich demo-
kratow Winony ma to wobec
zblizajacych sic wyrobow lyle
wazne posiedzenia.
DEMOKRACKA konwen-
eva powiatowa bedzie W
Winonie w dnlu 10 Wrze-
Snia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
INV P0LSKICH
w AMERYCF.

spodAewano. Pewnie teraz
, ziednoczenie W paratn sw'
Wo,e,echa W Chicago zrozum'e
swo1 lnteres oraz zarazem
chrzesclanskl obowlazek i po-
1aczy sic z Zjednoczeniem
wieiklem. - Ma co, panowle,
macie dalej STAG po stronle?
Zgoda budu]e, nle7goda
rulnuje.
rs, BARABAsZ, korlys.
ta,ac z wakacYj seminaryum
Polskiego W Detroit, oblezdza
pc polsklch osadach kwes'
tuje ma ten zakfad.
KS. J. woJToWlCz ob)q'
2 dnlem 2 Wrzesnia 'cztery
mate misye sklada]ace sic z
Iriszow j Niemcow. Tymcza-
sem bedzie mleszkaf z lednym
iriskim ksiedzem W Aberdeen
s: D.
NEW YORK. = Postep,
dotychczas wlasnost p. Chros'
towskiego, przeszedt W 'nne
rece i drukuje sic obecnle
czcionkami p. Segersa, daw'
nie,szego wydawcy Ora B1o-
7ego.
pan Tomasz
Frawley z Eau Clare, Wis,
bawl1 W koncu mlnlonego
tygodnia W Milwaukee, gdzle
lest agentem sprzedazy jego
grunt6w W Chippewa powiecie
aptekarz p. Szarzyhskl, roy
Rogers I'll. i IL ave.
PAN l.. J.
zrezygnowal 2 posady redaS-
tora Echa i ustapli W siuzbe
znanego duslgrosza Jakusza
Won G~ostomskiego W Cleye'
land, lako nastepca pc p.
Eabeckim W Biurze redakcyl-
nym OjczYzny.
KS. KONSTANTY DOMA-
L ]uz przestaf redago'
wac Ware Ojczyzne. 20
porazce ma se]mle W Manistee
stronnlctwa zmartwychwstan-
skiego zmiai4a r%edaktora
Wsarg 4 Ojcayzny byia nieu'
niknlona.
LA CROSSE, Wis. =
Wei. ks. Anzelm Knoll JUL
przyjechat do naszego mlasta
l obiat jake proboszcz nasza
polska para6a.
OssINEKE, Alpena Co.,
Mich. - PowletrZe teraz u
mas nadzwyczaj PREY emne.
Sprzet wszelklego zboza mad
zwyc2a) pomyslny, take
siana dobry zbior. Potrawy
tel dobrze sic 2anosza. -
Bogu dzieki!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

TAM HANDEL UBIOROW
co ME targuje a tanio sprzedaje
Takiego drugiego wielkiego han
dlu gotowego ubrania ami w Wi
monte, ami w Minnesota ME ma.
Mona tn kupic.
UBRANIA DO PIERWSZEJ SPOWIEDZI.
Pokaza wan wielki wyb6r ubran do pierw-
szej spowiedzi W Genie $3.50 do SIS. Du-
ma 1echtac bedzie rodzic6w, gdy swojego
syna W takiem ubran1u zobacza. W1ascicie-
lie handful THE MODEL szczeg6lnie sic
%staraja, ably zadowolic publicznos6 ubra-
miami chlopc6w / dzieci.
DOBRE UBIORY MESKIE
sl8 $40. Wierzchnie surduty ma iato. Je*:
eleganckl wyb6r g6rnych surdutow latowych, W cenach cd 8
do 20 dofarow.
Goat made shirts"
to jest koszule, ma ktore robotnlk JUL ME %potrzebue wlo2yc nc
{ wiecej, So tn we wszeklch wielkosciach.
KAPELUsZE, KRAWATKI, MANKIETY, CHUSTKI,
szELKI, / t. d.
KAFTANIKI majtkowskie, W kt6rych
ch1opcy nawet do koscio1a chodziG NIGGA,
dostac MONA W Genie Cd Is cent0W do
l.5O.
Handel ublor6w bioracy zap}ate got6wka
U The
,,Hatters & Furnishers'''
90 Il E .3rd Sur. Winona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

KS. BARABAsZ, korlys-
ta,ac z wakacYj seminaryum
Polskiego W Detroit, obiezdza
90 polsklch osadach kwes-
tuie ma ten zak}ad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

MAST pobratymcy Gees
dostali nowego ksiedza ,umle
jacego dobrze pc polsku
Nazywa sic ks. PRESS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

BRACIA GRIESEL PREY
siennym rynku prosza swoich
przyjaci6l Polakow, ably ich i
nadal zaszczycali zaufaniem.
Robotnicy znajda u Mich
na]lepsze w miescie napoje.
Pred po}udniem suty lunch
ZaWSZe ma stole.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-07-28
Instructions in Agriculture.

The Ohio State University offers free
scholarship in the Short Course in Agri-
culture to one student annually from
each county in Ohio. Each scholarship
covers al college dues and is valid for
two years, hence each county may have
two scholarships, The appointments
are made by the county boards OF agri-
culture, TO whon spplications for the
schoarshiy for the coming two years
nould b. made at once. The fall term
begins September IA
This cnusse is designed for those young
fIpr who W sh 10 get fair understand
ing of the more important sciences un-
derlyiug the practice of farming, fuller
knowledge OF the crops OF the field, or
c' ard and garden, and the live stock of
tie farm, g better understanding of the
chief farm methods and practices, to
gether with knowledge Of the com
noper diseases OF animals and plants
a j II insect depreda,ions The farm,
sardens, orchards, vineyard, forest tree
plantation, greenhouses, veterinary hos
pii;.i, laboratories, library. museums and
illustrative materials, and a large corps
: ii INSTRUCTORS furnish the earnest student
ample opportunities for study. Noyoung
taan who expects to become farmer
can afford to be without this instruction
Wort iI the iarn and gardens give
,iiriiIed Duulb-r Of students an oppor.
lunity TO earn money. A number OF
students are earning part, and few,
all OF their expenses.
For futher information address, P:esi'
dent w. II. Scott, Cincinnati, O
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-07-28
SLAVERY IN PERU.

1t Goes by Another Name. But ls Bondage
Pure and Simple.
Slavery has no recognition in Peru
Wan law, but there are ways of main
tanning and explaining it not unworthy
of some admiration for their cleverness.
Take, for instance, an established
chacra or hecienda--any hacienda. Ac-
cording to law the Indian is free man
Certainly. Also, according to law, no
man-white, mestizo or Indian-may
leave the place where he has contracted
debt until he has paid it, if his credit
ors choose to enjoin (embarger) him
Now it happens that the Indians are all
and always heavily in debt to the owner
Of the chacra where they live. and said
owners do choose to enjoin them.
Wherefore, concludes Harper's Maga-
zine, the Indian remains perpetua1ly
e,nbargoed. When the young Indian
has grown large enough to do what may
be regarded as mans work he enters
service. He receives the habitual
recompense Of nine soles per month.
On this sum he cannot live The master
knows 1t, the Indian knows it; bnt what
40 W W Aoho WhCA oGSA - t4c coJ8Or
ished stipend throughout the length
and breadth Of the valley. The result
is, receiving none Of the commonest
necessaries of life gratuitously, he over
draws from the first. A strict account
is kept of all that he obtains from his
master Of food. clothing, implements
and knicknaclxs; papers Of injunction
are duly served, and he is compelled to
work on day after day in satisfaction of
the debt.
Consider another phase Of the matter.
If man desires to establish a new
hacienda he can obtain all the land he
may need by simply ''denouncing" 1t In
due legal form. occupying and building
a house on it; but he cannot secure
faborers by spreading the rumor Of his
wishes end summoning crowd Of ep-
plicants from which to choose. For this
he must repair 70 some weIl-stoclsed
hacienda where there are Indians TO
spare, pay the debts Of such as he 20
lects, thereby transferring the Indian
with his obligation and Its attendant
bond Of servitude from one master 70
another.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-07-28

The Methodists Of this country publish
.l47 papers, the Roman Catholics l27,
Baptists 126, Presbyterians53, Protestant
Episcopals AZ.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-07-28

= According % Mr.. Dana, Of the New
York Sun, it costs an average OF $4,000 q
day 10 run a leading morning paper in
Iev York. q
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-07-28

will rise up in their omnipotence and
modern Democracy will be of the things
of the past, and the following decade
will be occupied in gathering up the re.
mains OF the wreck resulting from Dem.
ocratic rule.
II this is not true prophecy, then
there is no truth in the proposition that
"like causes produce like effects" and
neither individuals nor nations need
take account of the good or evil to result
from present actions. National Bulletin.
The 3. & 0. S. W. R. R. will sell ex-
cursion tickets at one fare for the round
trip August lst to 9Th, good returning
until August 9Th, on account OF Hills
boro Fair. Tickets will be sold from
Madisonville to Chilicothe on the Hills.
boro branch, and on Midland Division
from Midland City to Washington G. H.
A special train will leave Hillsboro after
the races August 4th and 9Th vt $50 p.
m, stopping at all points on Hillsboro
branch and connecting with No. 2 fast
express for the east, which win stop at
Blanchester both evenings and take pas
scngers for Midland City, Greenfield and
Chillicothe. This special train will con-
meet with No. 106 for all points on Mid,
land Division. Passengers leaving Hills
boro on last .resplar train, 4:s5 y. In.,
make close connections for all points
east and west at Blanchester.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-07-28

In pursuance Of the order OF the Probate
Court Of Highland county, Ohio. the under
signed, usfee for the benefit Of the erediton
Of Aptbony Eubanka will. on the 6th day Of
August, A. D. l6o0, 81 his 0fioe, distrjhute
b1lsnoG Of the money reinAtping n RI 'hshde,
asyfosess opsaad Ahthopy Eubs4he; tu1solvept.
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Republican National Ticket.

Republican National Ticket.
For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
of Indiana.
For Vice. President,
WHlTELAW REID,
of New York.
Republican State Ticket.
For Secretary of State,
SAMUEL NJ. TAYLOR.
For Judge Supreme Court (long term),
WIN. r. SPEAR.
For Judge Supreme Court (short term)
j. F. BURKETT.
For Clerk Supreme Court,
JOSIAH b. ALLEN.
For State Board of Public Works,
f L. LYBARGER.
For Presidential Electors,
LORENZO DANFORTH.
MYRON I. HERRICK.
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Sixth Congressional District.
For Member of Congress.
GEO. w. HULICK.
For Presidential Elector.
DIR. A. Z. AERHART.
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labor, and freedom from protective du-
ties the natural right of commerce
and Mr.. Denslow adds: "It is an i'm.
pressive truth that the free trade theory
contended for destroyed the Confeder.
acy."
Since the war modern Democracy has
not had the courage to embody it's doc
trine in any State or National platform.
It has constantly been confronted by
conditions resulting from the policy OF
protection inaugurated by the Repub.
lican party in 1861 and continued through
all the years since up to the present time.
In the presence ofthese conditions Demo.
cracy has hesitated and faltered, and
sought 10 regain its lost power by sub
terfuges and false pretenses. always con.
cealing in q cluster OF unmeaning words
and phrases its real position on the tariff
question. Policy, and not craftsmanship
inspired by patriotism, has dictated and
given direction to its public utterances
in its State and National platforms. It
is agnostic, knowing nothing and be-
lieving nothing Of the present, and
Bourbonistic, forgetting nothing of the
past.
During the last quarter Of q century it
has been constitutional grumbler, and
petrifed into an inveterate fsult-fnder.
1t Is an organization without policy,
and is best described as an organized
appetite for oficN,"
Is it safe for the nation to adopt aud
pursue policy that had it, origin In
The record-union., 1892-08-02
superior Court Notes.

George Z. Bronner, administrator OF
the estate of Henry Scholl, deceased, has
filed his final account, and the same has
been approved by Judge Van Fleet.
There is subject for distribution the sum
of 81 ,078 50.
a demurrer has been filed by A. L.
Hart, attorney for W. p. Harlow, in the
case OF Chris Hansen and Jacob Nielsen
against Harlow and A. p. Catlin.
James .. and G.. II. McAllister, heirs
of Bridget McAllister, deceased, have
filed in the Superior Court their assent to
the distribution of the estate.
An order of court has been made. set
ting apart certain property as a home
stead to Philip B. Bradford, an insolvent
debtor
The receiver of the estate of P. NJ.
Artz, an insolvent debtor, has been in
structed to pay to r. Wittenbrock 500 to
satisfy chattel mortgage.
Margaret Gleason has petitioned the
Superior Court for letters of guardianship
for her three minor children. Their
estate consists of an interest IN the estate
of their father, John Gleason, deceased.
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ILLICIT BEER.
Revenue Officers Make a Descent on q
SOnOma Brewery.
Jacob Haltimer of Santa Rosa Con-
fesses He Has Been Defrauding the
Government for Some Time.

On Sunday Collector II. w. Byington,
Revenue Collector Of the Fourth District.
accompanied by Colonel Eldridge and
B. NJ. Thomas of the Internal Revenue
Office Of San Francisco and Chief Deputy
Collector Wulff of this city, paid visit to
the brewing establishment owned by
Jacob Haltimer of Santa Rosa and seized
the establishment on the grounds that
Haltimer had been defrauding the Gov
eminent by reissuing old stamps on kegs
of beer leaving the brewery. Collector
Byington succeeded in securing consider
able evidence.
The maltroom was visited, and the
officers We're surprised to find several
gunny sacks carefully laid out on the
floor covered with old stamps that had
been removed from the kegs when they
came back to be filled. The stamps were
drying, and appeared to have been placed
IN the maltroom about a week ago.
Collector Byington intended TO give the
officers from San Francisco another sur
prise, and a short distance from the brew
cry the party entered a clearinghouse. In
the cellar were found a large number OF
kegs of beer which had been removed
from the brewery without being stamped.
AAllSI lnS IOuuIS Oh LDo neigh
borhOod in search of further evidence.
the residence Of Haltimer was visited.
When accosted by the officers he became
very much frightened, and stated that he
was ready to make confession Briefly,
Haltimer related that for the last year he
had been using worthless stamps and adj
mitted that kegs of beer had left the es-
tabliShment unStamped.
Ever since the first seizure of the brew
cry, five years ago, the revenue officers
have always looked upon Haltimer's es-
tablishment with more or less suspicion.
When the brewery first came into the
hands of the revenue officials, Haltimel
was fined $1,000 and received a severe
reprimand from the Washington officials
about the manner in which he conducted
his business.
The seizure amounts to nearly SIS, 600
and the matter will be reported to the de-
partment in Washington. In the mean
time the brewery will remain in charge
of officers selected by Collector Bying-
ton.
From what is said it is believed that
Haltimer will not escape with fine this
time and it is more than likely that the
entire plant will be contiscated.