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Dress Goods.

additional shipments of SUNDERLAND
SERGES in navy bi1e and black, probd-
bly, the last for the season, have just
been received. These admirable worst
ed fabrics have won their way BY sheer
force of merit to the utmost height of
popularity in the face of Wruient misrsp-
reservation and unscrgp0fo0s competition.
The public hays Tong ago found out that
these are more than mere Storm Serges.
SGf wnter, Dust and gfarihg sunlight
are more dangerous than the brisf, bus
teriao r05easss of q storm, and these
Serges are prepared to resist them nh
We never have been a5ie to keep many
Of them OH hand, and these are probably
the last we viii get. We viii sell the
50-inch width for. .6oc
45-inch width for...5oc
They sold, not great whhis age. for
81. 90 and SIPS.
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Leave of Absence.

Gen. Bend has granted leave Of alb
seDce to Sept. to John p. Knowles.
assistant adjutant general of the first
brigade. Capt. John w. Lane will act
in his stead during his absence.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-01
THIN UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Isle SiLk-Mixed and AH-Shk
Vests for 4Sc each.
Ladies Isle Thread, soft finish white
Combination Suits for 40 cents each.
CLEARING SALE Of c5Hdren's GAUZE
UNDERWEAR. Csc to Soc qualities. for
Csc, all sizes.
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4!

We offer on kosd1y and throughout tho
week oil our higb-grods Lace Ankles,
fancy drop stitch and embroidered tan o.
russell Hosiery, none of which have been
sold for less than $500. for 6oc each.
GAUZE Isle HOSIERY, only
Soc this week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-01

Money deposited on or before July g.
at our State Savings Bank, Germania
Life ms. Bldg, 4th and Mimi. sts.,
draws 6 mos interest Jan. l, 1895.
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Wash Fabrics.

This department continues to draw
hosts of customers wifboaf any anncance-
mont of special attractions. Our prices
simply Cannot be beaten by any COMPETE
hon,either on imported or domestic goods.
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BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS

Are here for Summer. at rs per cent
less than former prices. We are sole
agents.
Mail orders are always in order. and
we give them our best attention Gad
lowest prices. 4
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social Cos sip

Denckmann. The other guests were
MIR. and Mrs. Norton, of Winona; Mr..
and Mrs. Drew Musser, Of Little Falls;
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rutledge, of Chippewa
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Weyerhauser
and Rudolph Weyerhauser. of Rock
Island; Frederick Weyerhauser Jr. and
g. A. WeyerhauseI. of Little Falls;
George Jewett, brother of the groom,
from Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Mitchell, also OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jewett will live in Providence, 4. l.
-
Henry w. Doolittle and Miss Laura
Virginia Baldwin were quietly married
on Friday last at Westminster church,
Minneapolis. Miss Baldwin Is young
lady VINO is we'll known in journalistic
circles In the two cities, and she is
about to start on trip around the world
with 1.-The Trip Around the World
Party" of which Mr.. Doolittle Is also
member.
-
On Wednesday evening Charles w.
Staehle and Miss Eta Brewer were
quietly married at their homo. IA lgle-
hart street. by Rev. W. e. Pope. The
ceremony was witnessed by the mem-
bers of the family. The newly welded
coupls departed on the evening train
for trip to Duluth and the lakes, and
will be at home after July 10 at LA
1glehart street.
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FUR DEPARTMENT.
FUR FACTORY.

We have arranged with mr.. F. g.
MedcaH, from London, England,
who has become we'll known in St.
Paul, while with Mr. Rider, as an
expert fur cutter, filter and de-
signer, to take charge of our FUR
FAC TOBY. We are now prepared
and thoroughly eqipped with every
facility for TIE manufacture of new
Fur Garments. We after and re-
pair old garments at very low
prices. Any work entrusted to US
will be done well, and we guarantees
perfect satisfaction.
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MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Clearance Sale OF Negiiges Shirts.

Almost every man and boy in ST. PcEf
viii want a KegHges Shirt and NeckGs
for the fourth. You can buy them here.
GOOD ones, for HALf.PRIcE on
Mondny and Tuesday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-01

We viii take your orders for EmbrOE-
dered Initial, Monogram or Fac Smile
Signature, on any grade of Handkerchief
you may select for delivery at any time
you choose after ten or twelve weeks.
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50 Cents.

The immense volume of business
done in these Silks on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of fast week
made this additional arrival of IS
pieces very timely, replacing de-
sira6ie patterns that had been SOLD
out, and giving US many new enes.
$50 pieces Ho6ufai and Kai HI
WASH SILKS, tho largest, freshest
and best stock of these silks to be
seen anywhere. We study to fur
nish what you want for hot weather
wear, and these WASH SILKS have
become almost as necessary as ice
at this season. Not a great while
ago you paid Csc and thought them
cheap. On Monday you can buy
them here for
-s,.>-.p A..e.a. A..,-H
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Cuo1EI,A srkisAplNG
Slowly Bnt Steadily Marching Westward
An Alarming Increase.

Slowly Bnt Steadily Marching Westward.
An Alarming Increase.
BERLIN, August l2.-Chohra is slow
ly but steadily spreading westward.
Tho disease has obtained foothoId in
nineteen Russian provinces, where
deaths by hundreds are recorded duly.
Cholera exists in seventeen districts OF
Galicia, and scores oil deaths from the
disease take place every day in that sec
ton.
In East Prussia, especially in Dan,zic.
tho situation grows worse in spite OF
tho closing OF the frontier ut Golluo, on
tho River Drewenz. opposite Dobrozyn.
Poland. According to official report,
choiora baciiii have been found floating
In the river Vistula, aud number OF
fatal cases are also privately reported
from Holm and Gollub.
The rest OF Germany appears to be
FREQ from cholera, although few spo-
radio cases have occurred here and there.
A dispatch from Amsterdam says:
Two deaths from cholera were reported
here yesterday. At MGestricht two now
cascs OF cholera werc reported, and at
Half Veg there were five deaths from
tho same cause. At HARLEM one case
Of cholera occurred, and at Zaandam
thoro was also one case reported.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The following answer is vouclIed for
by MIR. Ball, the vice president OF the
Liverpool Philomatic society: ExaEnIn-
er-"Detlnc 4 parable Examinee-
"a parable IL heavenly story with no
earthly meaning"
The widest OF wild hogs roam along
the Colorado river in Arizona. They
arc desconded from few fancy BorE-
shire and Polaud.Chinap pigs which were
turned loose in that reRtou not naay
years ago.
Breaknge OF some vessels containing
cod liver oil in q freight train on u
French railway SO oiled the track that
passenger train coming aiterward
came to Il standstill when it reached
the rails.
Elbndge W. Walker. twenty years
old, OF West Newton, Mass, died OF
blood poisoning last week as result OF
a very slight wound inflicted by razor
while in n barber's chair.
a weasel which had killed whole
brood OF chickens on the farm OF Sharp
less A. Walter, at Lenape. Pa, was cap
tured and killed by the family cut.
The rose window OF the Tiffany chapel.
exhibited at tho Worlds Fair, was do
signed by women. The mosaic contains
nearly 10000 pieces.
A Nodoway county, Mo-, man, In his
anxiety to smoke out O bHmh!ebees'
nest. burned up forty-two apple trees
and stack Of hay.
A prehistoric human skull found at
Admission, Ala, in 1890, measured thir-
ty.four inches in circumference Just
above the ears.
a brook trout weighing 81 pounds
was landed by boy in Beaverkill, N.
y, on Friday. 1t was 81 inches long.
Ono billion feet OF timber per year 10
being cut in Texas; at that rate it will
take but fifteen years to exhaust the
supply.
Tho first Biblical mention OF brick
making is in Genesis. The chronicle
eists plaza tho date Of this reference at
i. q. 2947.
A Hungarian inventor claims to DO
able to make from wood pulp fabric
suitable for durable clothing
\ small horsepower engine which is
said to make iorty.two cigarettes in u
minute is tho invention Of French
man.
There is now in full running order in
Chicago an "exchange" where women
Gun doal in stocks, etc.
Tho nine Kansas Populist congress.
men combined have secured three laws
in four years.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Bishop Arthur Cleveland Coke, OF the
Episcopal diocese oil Western Now York,
has written number Of beautiful
hymns. Some of Bishop Coxo's hymns
arc found in tho collections OF every 70.
ligious body in America, except in tho
official collections OF his own church.
This is accounted for by his too scrupu.
lous modesty; as member OF the
hynnai committee in 1850 aud 1871 he
refused TO permit the insertion Of his
own lyrics.
No monument has yet been erected
over Edwin Booths Grave iu Mount
Auburn, near Cambridge, but tho grave
is well cared for. In tho middle OF tho
mound white fowors are growing thick.
ly, and around the border OF tho grave
there Is n profusion Of violcts, forget
mc-nqis aud other humble but beautiful
flowers.
Herr Krupp, tho great gun founder,
has commissioned Munich sculptor to
model statue Of the Chinese viceroy,
Ii Hung Chang. which no means to pre-.
sent when completed to the Asiatic di-
plomatist ASA token by him to introduce
EutOpeat oibH"aSo INV sho Sh"SSo
army aud navy.
Tho army Of Korea has for its chief
Mai. Dye, who fought through tho civil
war on the union side. and went TO that
country after his property in Chicago
had been destroyed by tho great fire.
Lafc Pence, tho wit OF tho Colorado
delegation in tho lower house Of Con-
gross, has declined to stand for rc-elec-
ton on tho ground that he cannot live
in Washington on 81, 900 year.
L. Marion Crawford will return to
Rome this month. During tho year
he has been in this country no has
written novels aud number OF maga-
zine articles.
Miss Rose Clcvclandis visiting friends
in Saxonvillc. Mass.
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AGnilie of BIuR.

Tho Cleveland Leader takes salt with
the Democratic statement from WASH
incton that u crisis has been reached in
tho affairs Of the Democratic party.
The crisis, it says, is largely mattes of
Imagination. Tho talk about II is
mainly in the nature Of blutf. "The
Democrats" continues the Leader, "are
merely throwing dust in tho eyes OF tho
people. There Is no doubt that an
agreement could have beon reached
many days ago II 1t Ind been desired
Much Of tho opposition in tho house to
the proposed duty on iron ore is as.
sumod. aud tho latest Information from
Washington Is to the effect that the
senate bill will finally bc accepted by
tho ltouso. That action will he followed
by tho passage in tho house Of bills to
put coai, iron orc and sugar on tho free
list. Those bills could not pass the
senate. aud therefore they would never
become laws. The Democratic members
OF tho house must so back to their con.
stitucnts to ask Tor recollection. They
know they will DO repudiated by their
party il they accept tho senate bill and
do nothing more.
"The present delay seems, therefore,
to be for the purpose Of inducing tho
people to believe that the house was
coin PEELED to accept the senate bill or
let tariff reform fail. When IN agroc.
ment is finally reached it is expected
that the peoplo will say that the Demo-
Gratis have done tho best thoy eau, md
II tho house declares for FREQ coal, FREQ
iron orc md free sugar, oven though
tho senate fails to indorso that action,
tho Democratic representatives will DO
able to 20 before their constituents and
boast that thoy huvo done their best to
carry out the pledges Of tho Chicago
platform"
Tho Leaders, theory il plausible, and
whether it Is correct or not, it is certain
thut tho course pursued by tho Dcmo.
cratic politicians during the campaign
will DO the ono outlined by our contcm.
pornry.
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A GUILTY PRINCE

The Author Of tho Anonymous Herlin
Lettrrs sntd to Be OF Roy nj Blood.
BERLIN, August 12.-The Won kotze
scandal was revived this week in the
courts. Schmidt and sonner, who OBJ
tanned SO much money from tho Kotzes
under the pretensO that they wore able
10 divulgo the name Of tho writer Of the
anonymous letters and the postal cards
which caused so much disturbance in
aristocratic circles. and which evGntu.
ally led to tho arrest OF Won Kotze.
were sentenced to long terms OF i'm.
psisonmems.
1t is stated on good authority TINT the
courts arc in possession Of facts which
would seem 10 indicate that prince Of
tho imperial family Is the author OF tue
scurrilous lctters.
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the United states have mot been heard
from yet They wiz ezpreso them
selves later
u Hung chang'. yellow Jacket.

III SAAWA As'A~N O"-NNNN'
A few days since the newspaper dis
patches from China noted the fact that
the viceroy OF that country, Dir. Ii
Hung Chang. had been Invested OF the
yellow jacket, which is the highest
decoration In the empire. The exact
significance Of this action Of the EN-.
peror was not plain, and many were the
explanations volunteered by those who
thought they knew something about
Chinese customs One Of them was
tina. the vlceroy had been found TO lack
ability toearry on the war With Japan,
and that depriviHg him Of the yellow
Jacket was equivslen. to the removal Of
Mr.. Ii Hung Chang from the office Of
vicoroy.
Later. the news came that Mr.. Ii was
still occupying the Office Of viccroy and
was directing tho war operations just
as II he we're not minus yellow jacket.
It then became necessary for the jour
nallstic authorities to advance new
theories Of the meaning OF his loss Of
tho golden.hued garment, and they
conceived that it must BIO because he
favored pacific policy. Ono man who
had resided in China came forward
with the explanation that 1t is "a
custom there for officials to assume
responsibility for all the calamitios that
bofaIl tho country, ouch as wars, pesti-
lcnce, floods, drouths, famines. ETC.,
and humble Themselves by dcpriving
themselves OF any mark OF royal favor
they possess" In the viceroy's case,
therefore, no being tho director Of the
affairs Of the government, tho premier,
30 to speak, It was necessary for him to
assume responsibility for tho iracas
with China, and to signify the fact by
removing his yellow jacket.
This explanation was tho most rea-
sonable and was accepted as tho proper
one until subsequent news should throw
further light upon the subject. Further
light came in Saturdays dispatches
from Shanghai, via London, in which 1t
ia stated that "Li Hung Chang WAS
Invested OF his yellow jacket in conso'
quencc OF his remissness in prosecuting
tho war;" and that "the Enpcror's OBJ
jcct in treating tho viceroy as he did was
not to disgrace him In the eyes Of the
world, but simply TO reprove him for his
3iIntoriness. The rebuke merely signifies
that tho war is TO DO prosecuted In
earnest, and that tho vicoroy will be
held primarily responsible for the
ispue."
This seems to se..le the question in
dispute. 1t will add interest to tho re-
suit OF the war, forit clearly means that
II China is unsuccessful, tho yellow
jacket is not the only :hing Mr.. Ii
Hung Chang will DO deprived Of Ills
head will follow, a"d then he will no
longer havo uso fora jacket Of any color.
Ii China wins, then, Of course, tho
viceroy will be restored to royal favor,
and DO permitted to don his beloved
garment 1t may thus be seen that tho
viceroy has vital personal interest in
the outcome Of tho struggle.
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IN LIGHTER VEIN.

Housowlfc-Woll. II give you some
breakfast you'll have to earn 1t by
chopping some wood for inc. Tramp
I'd like tor 'bIigo yer, lady, but blvsh
yor art, faint for tho likes o mo tor
folIcr in the footsteps o MIR. Gladstone.
Punch.
CIovcrton-Now that you Gre living
in tho country ! suppose you have
frosh milk every day. Dashnway--Wo
didn't this morning. Cievorton-Whv
not? Dashaway-Ihe train from town
was two hours latc.-Lyc.
lIicks-What queer terms are en-
ployed in our everyday language, Dry
leigh speaks OF tho book lie has written
as u work" Wicks-lt IL obvious that
you have never tried to road that book.
-AndctrS.
Au,hor-Wcll. professor. how do you
like my now play? Critic-Splcndid!
Wonderful! So realistic! Especially
tho burglars IN IT, Even thoir dialogue
Ia atolCn,-L'crliu ltcspcn.
AT your bov doesn't reform, old fol.
low. YOU won't DO able to keep him out
Of Jail when no gtows up" Don't you
believe it. I'm going to make police
man OF him."-Lyr.
"And skiploy has really forgiven the
man TINT ciop6d with his wife," "What
oIso could ho do? Tho follow returned
the 81 U'nbteIIa that they took."-lR'er
OCrdn,
PowoIl-ThO cost OF tho cigars and
whisky consumed in this country in ono
year would build navy, Milford
Hor. but II neyer wilI.-7ru'h.
Dick-Sco how easily that bov HOtS
on Ia that bicycle. Boh-rhat'A noih-
ing; ynu should 500 how Caaily | got oil
m,nu.- iiOHOn Transcript.
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York S,m. President Cleveland doubt.
less realizes the truth OF this II he
doesn't, hs will before Christmas.

IL Cabell county Hon. D. II. LEONARD
has captured q portion Of the delegates
70 the congressional convention from
Farmer Capehar., while in three Of the
districts Ex-Governor Wilson was en-
dorsed for the United States senate.
This was the raukest inGratItuds TO-
ward Senator Camden, who ha. done
more for the material welfare Of CabelI
county than all the Wilson's combined.
The prospect that SIR. Camden will DO
very much In the senatorial race is do.
crcasing, and Wilson hasn'. any "barI,"
either.
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REpuBLlCAN TICKET.
Democratic Impotence.

Never in tho history Of legislation IN
this country has political party pre-
sontod so sorry figure as tho Demo-
cratic party presents to-day, with re-
gard to its position on tho matter OF
tariff reform; never has n majority
party in Congress- furnished SO striking
a demonstration OF its utter impotcncy.
Alter oil tho mnjority's boasts OF what
it Intended to do; after its pledges to
carry out Democratic principles; after
months OF tinkoring with q view to
keeping its pledges, it finds itself to-
day in state OF confusion, resulting
from its lack Of legislative capacity and
ptEnciple, which borders OH chaos-the
laughing stock OF the country in gcncr-
al and the subject Of curses from its con-
sti,uency in particular
Notwithstanding the Wilson bill as
it passed tho house was declared to be
tho frui,ion of Democratic hopes aud
was endorsed by the President and by
every Democratic convention; notwith-
standing tho nearly 700 amendments
added to it by the senate wore de-
nounced as un.Dem ocra.ic, and the
President himself declared the emascu'
lators Of the bill to DO guilty Of party
perfidy aud party dishonor," tho situa-
ton has come whereby tho product OF
party pcrlidy and party dishonor mast
be accepted or there Gun DO 10 tariff
legislation. Did ever party iiud it.
self in worse atraights? Was thcre ever
such au exhibition OF incom potency ?
And is amy further evidence needed to
prove TINT tho Democratic party 10 un-
able to fulElll its political obligationsH
In past years when tho charge Of in.
competency was brought against the
Democracy, They replied by pointing
to the fact that for thirty years they
had been deprived Of an opportunity to
leglslate. They finally induced the peo-
pie 10 give them trial ard they found
themselves Tor the first time for more
than a generation in control OF ovcry
branch OF tho government, and with
power to apply tho principles they
were pledged TO, and which they had
advocated rs II cure for all economic
evils. Now We have tho rcsuIt-a mud.
die In which the Democracy is forced to
surrender its principles and to aclinowl-
edge that Democratic saritl reform
is o failure. The senate bill will pass,
or there will bc no legislation,
and the senate bill has boon declared
by the President aud tho Democratic
party to be- tisgracefui surrendor to
tho trusts and compromise with pro.
tection-that terrible evil which tho
Democratic platform says Is unconsti-
tulional and Il fraud.
Tho next question Is, will tho Prcsi-
dent approve tho bill that is being
forced through Congress, or will he.
too, mcekIy submit to the surrender Of
Democratic principles aud endorse tho
result OF "parly porlidy and party dis.
honor" because the political necessisies
OF the campaign demand some kind OF
bill?"
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CONSTANT. coughing will, II neglected,
intlamc thotentiro mucous membrane
lining the air passage to tholungs. Cubeb
Cough Cure Is tho only remedy to be
relied upon to give quick relief aud
aiiay Inflammation. It ia soothing in
i,s elect; is most pleasant and agreea-
bic to take; children like it.
Sold by Alcx T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co.. Bridge.
port. Ohio.
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Tire president Of the Argentine Re-
public has teIcrraphed to the Argentine
munster at Washington, expressing his
great satisfaction that tho American
Congress is about to pass tariff bill
providing for tres wool. Tue tar.uur4 Of
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rnE AuAnAMA ELECrIoN.
PopuIIsts Appeal To senator Chandler fo
an Investigation.

POpuIIsts Appeal to senator ChHnd'or tot
I'm IuvssttEntion
WAsHISG1OS, August l9.-Mr. Chand'
Ter. in ACCORDANCE with his resolution,
yesterday caIIod up his resolution look
ing to the investigation OF tho recent
election in Alabama. In connection
with this matter Senator Chandler has
received telegram from W. II. skn.gs,
which lie intends 10 read when TIC
resolution CONES up again. 1t Is rs
follows:
BIKMixGHGM, ALA.
Hon. W. u Chandler. o. s. Senate:
We hope tho senate will pass the reso'
luton TO Investigate tue Alabama eIoc.
ton and appoint committee composed
Of Democrats, Republicans and Popu.
lists. We will get petitions Of 90 1000
citizens OF this state for tho appoint
ment Of the committee. No can iur.
nish conclusive evidence OF tho most
stupendous frauds ever committed on
tie American continent. Dallas county,
Senator Morgan's home, gave $500 ma
jority for Oates. We havo Il list Of the
votes polled in that county in every
precinct, aud tho total Is less than
1000. Armed deputies were In every
precinct, and The bHlIdoZing and Insimi-
dation were without precedent
". II. sHAGGs. Chairman.
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SPECIAL engagement Of Professor
Bakor, tho magtcian. and Professor
Biz, tho vcntrIloquist, Mt Butchers
Sons Picnic, at Mozart Park, Wednes-
day, August Is.
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Ghe Jatelli9e''rer
wuEELISG. AUGUST II. 1900.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION I!

The Republican cOuicrccS Of the First senn'
toFiGI district comprising the counties Of BROOKE
iIIucook aud ohio. are requested 10 meet on
sStrttdoy. August Is, 1891. Gt:o'cloeE D. M 4, a.
tic Court IIOliTc. In tho clty % WhcsllnE -.
Tie Stale Senate Of this district. tn be voted LOT
At tho noxt election, and elecLIng Senatorial
N"4'N'''N'' q. ". HUMPHREY,
JOIIS BAIRD.
GOnoiorIni Comm Ittpe NJ Ohio County.