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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-21

into commission The largest guns on
the New York are s-inch rifles. The
Puritan viii Also have a coming tower
like those ON the cruisers. an gdvant-
age not enjoyed by any OF the other
monitors. In time uf peace these YES
selss are n,aneuyered entirely from the
pilot house. but this is part OF the
suparstructure. and would be cleared
away for active service. In action all
OF the other monitors must be handled
from the surrets, while tile commander
of the Puritan viii be able to steer and
give his orders directly from the heavily
protected coming tower.
One of the chief drawbacks urged
against the building OF monitors is their
uaseaworthIness. AMI thu instance Of
the Miantonon,oh, whose turrets leaked
SO badly that she had 10 put in bahind
the Delaware breakwater for shelter
when caught In a storm on her way to
the rendezvous for the big naval cele-
bratioH at New York a few years ago
~ given as an example. While the mon-
ftDsS are intended chiefly for ha,~bor de-
fense and 1T is not intended 10 send
them IL sea any more than is absolutely
necessary. every effort is being made
Up prevent IL repetition OF tue Mlailto-
n0nloh's experience.
Practically. the only danger to that
vessel was from the enormous leakage
around the bottom of her turrets
When she started ont 10 sea- the big
guns were dashed down, and the edges
'of the turrets packed. But the pound
Ing IF the great rifles when the storm
canae up WAS 80 great that the turrets
worked lcssse from the packing and she
took In water faSter than it could be
pumped out To ohyaase this difficulty.
"A new system by which the heavy guns
will he fastened in place when the ship
soits will be introduced. a nex kind
Of rubber packing has also bee1l de-
viS,zd that is said 81 be so rfEicaesous
that there is practically no danger
frsnn leakage on the ucw nsonitars. even
If the decks are awash continually.
The huh OF the Terror was built in
1874 hy William CgaEnp & Sons at Phil
adeaphis. Lake all three Of her sister
ships she is 25s feet 6 inches long on
the water line and has a displacement
Of $500 tons. Her extreme beam is S.
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. Football Gam. at raeem..

Tzeogna. Jar. -Speeiaf-fseu~gN
HAMPTON. manager % IRE Isple Leaf
football zesm, has rsEeIyea = efallezsxa
srosu tie "ihira house at olyrapla for a
feosball game there some tine lur.n~ The
present sessi0n 81 the legislature Mr..
Hampton oreve4 80 take ais team .Asr-
x hss vsoaTf be guaranteed Sse for exxerss.
ard - per cent. q BE gate receipts No
answer has Seea received 70 his reply. bu.
q Is ssrea~assae fhat ssse details Tor same
SCOT will Re arranged IN few days. AS
there are several g9cs5 scossall Players IN
IRE sAsr3 s5ossse 8 bard game eosat3 be pa,
ssp against ;ase Tacoma team. savax.
weo played csater Fsr Portland. Is coach
inS ere Olympia seau.
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Iron 30 tbs huii is both long ana
y : believed, however ,hst the
seF q Ete TWO lneF@so.gs will fae iiu~
sSaed assl sg3dy fer her TRIAL trip With
= ssN aaoso5as. Tho eao0sous guns which
90 = beg csIef wS>z pops ile al the SIDE
= <ae dock sfeur with the 1ran fog ile~
sNsss's. Two az the P1sr8san's eight
ss wN~e taken ous when size Was
eAs%sed aad new oglss put sn <hssr
.sS oat otherwise her machinery
Sc. sssg5ass are thc Sssue AS were orig
ss Rat sa her when she WAS first
49,, Her turccss. cs1Hlng tower. tas-
sssseS ard slsgergstrtteture Will hs fin-
A sp aG1 pg,t - MACE when ths
- Batting is sssUsszietssi aglss enc yes
= again pus back snso yhe wwte~.
1s's 4esyos- - Ia hltls further ga 80
s'ss s,ssig'. SOB. ami 81 Is Thought that
- AZ b. ready xar her trial srtsSs
49, - tAe arying three snoashs be-
TIC pagst&n, In ease ~ Necessity.
= Il war saes1.<i suddenly h=vssk
y ozAsT i5sssvEssi call fsr s3efegse
49, % rsce3vesi, the Tsswor ezsa.d
sassshs@a 40 f.s- service wtth4a q
= - SAa Is slcsS 70 The wharf where
CAS- s3sa fAr years, ard sfs wcgx
49, are h;ssv psaftss.sy sn her stss~es~
~ esss Ss1srsaag her ssx1Rsler t.gkseTses.
atIas - TIE nGaEtas remains - b.
- esssi ss'ass ~ sac waeS during Che
..sSss ssii 6e In asstng aa assoa ss.>eSS.
s'as = tlae machinery ss4s bsex = 1T
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tie SSsayes by the manufacturers -rr.s
iae ship win probably be really before
a crew can De sAaaresf 20 srz. hev.
II y East generally knuvra aha. shesS
b q larger deznazrss fnr uhl4-ss ss5sxs yss<sy
70 eIs.ls1 IN Uncle Sans navy xfsen can
be s2ppIlesd. More than one ~ TIE ner
warshizas has Rad u delay gusag snta
commission for the lack OF a crew Tne
trimming SHIPS have hee.l eaz.sssesl OF
their saayply by VERSES r4cssgsfv CON
ssssssS1sss<i. arsi mary rnsre men will be
needed within the next six months
Besides che Terror ANA the Puritan.
which ulls carry III and $50 respective
~. ;fae cruiser 2fasne will require about
900 more Ia the spring.
Of the fosE sister as1on4sors, the Ter
For. PERHAPS. viii be the gs0st interest
ing, because taTe success OF several fsew
ideas IN marine mechanics VII depend
upon her Pneumatic power will be
used for the first time on the Terror
Tor revnavgslg the tuTrpfs. for elevavang
and handling the great 1e-snch steel
rifles inside Of fer. and for steering
the ship. Steam and hydraulic power
have byth been used in the big war
ships. but pneumatic Is,wer has never
befs,re BEEN tried. Another new fe.-
ture o. the Terror viii fse the electrical
connections from both plot house and
tusrets ID the pBawnst1c snacnfuery
For beth Of these innovations. rosy prs
s1bsiltles are suggested, and Those who
have seen tests of the machinery 10
VOWED seem 10 think that they VIII
both be successful
The Puritan viii be the largest mon
itor ever built. and & is thought equal
u a whole fort In herself for harbor
defense. Her 12-incf breach-loagstng
rifles. two of which viii deal destruc-
ton in time OF action from each Of the
furrets, are the biggest guns evsr yet
bust for Uncle Sans ships, with the
single exception OF a 1S-ineh rifle on the
cruiser Maine, which has not yet gone
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ga<t,' to be called tiie Puritan. The
Puritan. however. was to be thirty feet
longer than the other four. and the
largest vessel OF its class ever con-
sEruct1d. All .f these RATS" too. were
t. have two ''cheeSeboxes. as the re-
yoisfng tuErets were faeetIusiSly
Dubbed after the original Monitors first
great victory at uanfi,dan Roads.
OF these five monitors only che. the
j MAsatonEnaa. has ever been finssEesl
slfnoug. adj five wers started at the
Eaale time IN 1874 The htils of che
others were built and their engines put
IN. but for many vars after the early
stages Of their manufacture they hay
sdsy In the yards OF the government
scrlfnsifaaing rust and baruacles al a
compound rate Of interest. Seaite Of The
IDEAS originally involved in the osn-
struction Of these. the only doubie-tur-
Feted monitors In the navy. were revo-
iusionszel after the hlaiis were cagn-
pastei and for many years their prog
Fess. II any had been contemplated, w<se,
checked antIl changes had been decided
upen.
Whssa the plans had been reniosieilal
work was again started.
The s1ias If the Terror and the Pur-
ha were towssi 10 the New York navy
yafd. al Brooklyn, about six years ago.
ard work has progressed ON them spas
medically since then. The Anr2hitrise
Y being rSgnpleted at the Norfolk navy
yazd while the Mondnock Is progress
iag SLOWLY ar the Mare island navy
yard on the Pacific coast Since the
oig cruiser Maine was launched and
satten we'll toward tssnplestion the fesue
u' the yard has been concentrated upan
eas two monitors. which are Row be-
ing r1Es'aeted rapidly.
Ine Puritan has gone into the dry
0oek which the Maine left. and the
Wsfk OF boltinw on her Thick steel
plA1sss has been taken up where Il WAS
'ett on several years ago. From her
ass6 Tins. which is only three feet cut
. y water. To considerably below the
Wafer Hne. the Puritan viii b. pro-
tessfd with the heaviest kind 81 az
.aT. Th's will vary in thickness frosn
.sssftesn Inches 90 about eight inches
ssaow the level If the water. and zfse
isssw involved in fastening these slabs
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start but afterwards 9 TO l and later odds
of tn against Barlow found TO takers.
Capt Miner ard Stevens trapped the
birds. and the way 4hese selected birds
flew Is a credit 10 their knowledge OF
psgeon-shuoting.
Harlow was out OF ID on hts sist bird,
which he MISSED. the score then standing
a. out OF 81. Following Is eae score:
Ore Hundred Live Bird Race for 800
Barlow to ksu Eighty two IN
Order 70 Win.
Barlow 49,. scse3ansanC2 s2e11s9i -23L1
2eao.e1es a93aess I'D {.
TfaTkrsy rnEsses - os1t Of 81 birds. shuS
making il impossible TO win. Barlow gave
u, the race
w A HARRY. az the HEriy-HaE Arms
C.,an<xarsy. refereed ire match 10 sise en-
tire zasssfartzna4 ~ sa1osxs c1zacxTes4. and
DIR. r. A. Psaxfy as sraxspsigser fsas Nd
superior.
TvIa srsJtnt az sg1teress taken Ia sszas
.rxa..cas was showrs by ffss facx that The
Port Orchard rse14,as hai h4-sss a srezcxai
steamer 20 carry thezn % West SEATTLE.
Asrsory those present were s1sn fol-
sasarg. W. A. Eszersy. ". r. s8eard. T..
A. KsnatssH. IarnsEzsg. I'd Barlow. Tom
@sA&@st@~A AAAh%a@@s
q Issssck Tssaz1sSrd
A.ssogaz TIE Sexssze sportsman present.
were. ". A. Harssy. j. -. Harry, A. T..
Essa. Fret Harsay an3 <. r. Graf. ali ~
The KTarsay-HzslI Arms Company; Stevens,
Cart Miner, A. X 6IsssTSsd, Fred
.wsarsas. j. Il. Rxgsss asxl sxu:aer. w.
sfaxoz. s. T. KesSey. Dr. +. A. Fsl-sey.
Sssaaes walEsszzftss1 Ma1sr@szs Mestskeu.
Frasg Boarss1a=s. Oscar yarsxss. Frank Az
ksSs. Harry Tsssnsshrsy. Mckee. Dsfzcas<r.
Tssasexa. Fsrsssr, McfyrDsss Mes. Ed
Tsrrs
Es.ssxxesg ars tsse gco~s=s Of the 200.
x.so0es;
seTss s~sw-ss Ensraree Fee. Divided
rzsso ~ % asaE - FER cexss
fsT.zxs.asss ...............2 > Z o 8 rs
E7xxsxr ~......s,....1 1G30 1S
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BARLOW A LOSER.
FANS TO Keep His Contract on killing
Pigeons.


The i've bird shoot at West Seattle yes
te-ylay drew the largest crowd OF specta-
tors that has ever attended a one-tay's
shs>ot in this city, About 30 people we're
present to see - Barlow Of Port Orchard
do his t,ssr 10 Kill So out of 100 selected
psireons-
He shot well considering the hard birds
trapped for him. making some beautiful
Kills. but missed 10 our % 81. thus making
81 irurAosSshls 30 XIII the required number.
About 90 birds were trapped and they
were as haTzi a lot az flyers as ever left
trap IN the Pacific Northwest A slight
breeze froTn tae south helped the birds
considerably N the af.exno,on and very
few straight scores We're made
As a result of shc shoot another match
has been arranged which viii be the hsr-
Eest pigeczs Tna.ch ever Shot on che Pa
else coast Tfse following are the ooudi-
tbsnS of tts Gaming match:
Ore Aundresi pigeorss 20 each man. sJea
q side. American Shooting Association
rules. gruund trans so he used.
stevens OF this city ard I'll. Barlow Ct
Ps~t Orchard are The contestants ard ~.
II
TIse articles have heays drawn ur and
signed and fawssgts posted.
Las night tse store os rarsEv-FFsrl
Arms -. was evgwslef with sE~7~sssrsea
fFvm1 ali oySr she Sound but few bets
were made OF the result
On arriving 81 TIE grounds in West
ssssttae yesterday a sweep was arranged
;s, take place before tfse match was sssrt.
xxi ossSrr 20 gss-e tsse Taco=aa boys time 10
rvsaEsh the grounds. the majority OF them
arriving en- the II - heat
Tsse first exssat xas a Third sweep. e
entrance. tAree assasys "a ~ Ard - ger
evssS. Then ssssse y rskxs ard out. a. en-
trance. and Asscnt 12si5 p N. tbs match
1Az eeg1n. a fsw bets were made az ia
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make la knots an hour, but the navy
yard officials are hssping for nearly
two knots higher than these figures
Her bunker viii have capacity OF
4ia tons Of coal.
The Puritan viii have ii-inch side
agssfor and inches ~ iron 10 protect
her s,irTets. On her barbg.tte there viii
be II inches N arsnaw. while her decks
will carry two-inch Plates she viii be
more heavily armed than any other
boat ~ her size ever built. In each Of
her great revolving ;tirrets there will
b. two Ie-inch hrcech-loa.ling rifles.
wesise she wsa also have six s-srch
rsTSsd-iIre guns sn her main battery
Her secondary battery viii be composed
Of four 3-pound rapti-flTe guns. four 81
nsna HotehfisS revolving canaon ana
sosir Calling guns
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rI.rie sans new Harsiaips IS being
.:..s.sd s,y the men In the navy
ss..,ds The necessity for calling SO many
= css~ r,ssx cruisers into foreign waters
- rsrsssaxs awakened thS powers at
ss.xs..agtssss - a realization OF the fact
40 ou~ haxi,ors must not be left de-
s,s~@,pss. and a batch Of monitors
sssrssa away back in the seventies is
ssInr anasaed up nssw for active SER
49, with the fast growing white
rauadron.'
OVER twenty years age congress ap-
.nux1afesi more than s., 900 600 for the
SsfldsDg OF four gIrguItors--twsa ships
u I'D feet eacIa--to Be known as tfs
1urss.ltrfte, M.antonornaE. Monadnock.
a. Terror. To this embryo squadron
~ 10 be added a fifth vessel piassnesl
nkscr Erricson's famous .'ehecsebox on
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TIE rTsss~t 81 confirmed .rn. rs~sno.
t&txAxsssS~ Sss EsssFsSka, a. Ywesssr Rssysss-- I.
srEE@asssasssg sss Asvssxo- Hungary. ~aG 49,
es-~i tssss, SssssoslsasspsE sss lsas<aaxa an
tsaSzzs&o~ % ssesruz-zv.
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poIIR NEW MONITORS.
r;risIling Up a Batch Of Them
Begun Years Ago.
-. 1xsss I'm Marine Mechanics That
psves6 ursn Her Triais-chsese-
borss Yet uscomplsted.

EW YORK. jan
7.-Specia | Core
sporaienee. - whe-
tner Or not the
war ehosfd on the
Oriental horizon
mas stimulated ac-
tivity IN that di-
realon. the work
ON "A number Of
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City Government.


The regular meeting Of the City Council
was held last Monday evening, April 1st,
with full board in both branches. The roll
Of accounts was passed and included several
items Of interest. The total amount of the
roll is S2,67o:s2. The water bin is 81 ,06o for
& months, the school bills, ~2N7 ISL free
library, S20676; highways, Sl7S.13, and
street lights s::'::;;3 81 Tie Salaries Of mem
beers Of the Registration Board tot the spring
election We're Sl61. and a the ward officers,
election clerks, etc. ~li, making total
Of sal expense under thu Eegist atIpn
and Australian ballot laws against an aver-
age Of less than @20 for each election under
the old law
Petition DC g. q kig"re ana others for
putting new heating apparatus, +ith,l steam
or hot water, into the ctty building, ~
ferred to Committee On City Property
Petitions Of 4 II Mayo ana others N Sac
walk on Mayo street, ana Of j II H0wes
and others for sidewalk ~ Northport
avenue from the house If the !ate Ga0. J
Mudgett to the house of Howard Mnrphy.
We're referred to Committee on Sidewalks.
Petition Of Geo +. Field ana others for ex-
tension Of hydrant main on Congress street
was referred to Committee on Fire DEPART
ment. Bills If Swan & Sibley Co. and Mrs
NJ A. Frost for property destroyed in the
celebrate on On election night were referred
TO the City solicitor Recommendation ol
SchoHi Committee III regard to making ap-
preparations was referred 10 Committee No
Schools Nv The. A l,iprInen HIT waS i:ti1 WI
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secret Societies.

rue " Ii Of April il The 18th anniversary
Of the order q Odd Fellows and the day viii
be mmemorated by suitable exercises
A charter has been granted to the Masons
Of Augusta for a council of Prices Of
Jerusalem Of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rte Of Masonry. There are only
four others in TIT State
Canton palias, !. MILO. o. r., will hold
N adjourned meeting, this, Thursday even
ing, At which officers Will be elected and
ance is desired.
j NJ. Fletcher, Past I. /. NJ, installed the
officers Of King solomon Council, X. and S
NJ, Tuesday evening. The list of officers
was given in the Journal Immediately aftei
their election.
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Divided by judicial Decree

Among fhe divor "a granted At the recent
term Of = J. Court in Eockland were The
following:
Andrew \. Jones Of Union from yerda y
Jones of Cambridge, Mass Custody II tle
elder child deGrfed 70 father and that .
younger child tp notiier
lrene II Hatch from Harry G Hatch
parties If Camden. Custody Of minor chile
uecreed t. mother
Winnie n Watch from Fr-l s. Watch
parties of Camden. Custody Of minor chi,
dtclerd to mother
MarS j i'rn,lletoli from Myrn S. Pendl,-
saris NJ slafsIiaI i Eoazland irom y
fred4ri i Marshall Of Camden.
Iertif Allen of Freedom from Ffes
Alien # Camden.
Joshua y. wrntu prtil from Melissa II
Wentworth parties II Washington
Georgia y LiRhy froA Joln Il. Lihhy
parties Of ltochrort.
Of Bucks 3Urt
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NEWSPAPER Notes.

The Rockland Daily Star with Mondays
issue entered upon its second volume, and
H. Kelley Of Belfast is now the editor-in-
chief, having assumed the duties Monday,
succeeding Mr.. Charles E. Harrison, who
came to Rockland as compositor, but was
promoted to editor-in-chief upon Wallace r.
Farrington's departure.
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Belfast Lodge Of Good Ttmrlars Of this
city has elected the following delegates to
the Grand Lodge: Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
Chase, Chas. F. Rhoades, Leforest Rob
bins and Mrs. E. F. Alexander. On account
Of the continued illness Of the participants
the mock breach Of promise case has been
non-suted ana hence will not be tried
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The Churches.

Sunday and preached for Rev. II. /, Hack IN
the afternoon.
Arrangements are in progress for special
Easter services al many of the city churches
Fuller l,alii, ulals win We givennext week.
v Rev H. G. j ackson, WHO l,reae He'd At the
North e4urch last sunday remained I'D the
city through the week and will occupy the
| sam. pulpit NEXT Sunday.
/ Last Sunday Rev. Geo, f. Tufts preached III
the morning fpr Rev. S. |. Hanscom At the
J rill and again al the evening services Of the
Methodist Church in this eity
The people Of st, Francis parish gave
their pastor, Rev. FIR Kealy, a pound party
al the parsonage W -dne sday evening, Mar
9th. There was large attendance and a
\ very pleasant evening was passed
4 Elder r. IL Bolton Will hold meetings at
I places az follows Pattee Schuohouse III
Monroe, next Saturday and Sunday; Unity
on the Wednesday and Thursday n ghts fol
lowing Leenari's Crossing F'ridas night !;
and Saturday and All day sunday, April 18th
and llth al North Bethel,
Services 1t tlle l-niversalist cbnreh next
SUNDAY Topics, 1915 a nj, Highways and
Bywavs, Numbers Nh: II, Lake xxiv ".
S. :. l2 IN Tie Triumphant Entry. Mark
ll:l-il y. F. & T., i. ~. our AIMS,
Phil lutl.-l4 Lecture ! p. III. Character
Studs BihIieaD,
i.a lnnior /. sorletx y tl,e Sorth
.sh,freh l,.d Il yerv pl,a.s1r sneiabj.. III TIL.
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Northport News.

Mr. James Brohan has shlppeu a. ihaVe =
three-masted schooner Gen. Adeiperc AIRES.
! Mrs. Waiter. Crockett and Miss Cora Dyer
lel' MONDAY lof ~" iorN' "neie III iii
/ take up their residence Nap'. 1roeheso nav
ing gone into business IN that cry
1t il understood that Capt. Jcs Heald
wlll nut sail Mr. Fred Reed Yacht, Starting,
Iii, summer, as he has obtained a position
with tile \ew Haven Yacht Club at New
Haven. C.nn.
IN. ,,i,.,;. +lN rl,,,., ,,l,ca re-
,,a MI
MI n.a ,,.;,,y.t.r uho vim
.,.,i;,,,r l,.,,... ana
h;,,.,f
,,or,-.,,
a;.t,rhaa II, .on-
r,,1.,
Last wednesday evening WE Sna' -
thompson eh'eiealhe" ~ = i'''inpe' n
MS 'rlehas 10 UPON nun ~
i''ioii''a' ia''''ei N''''A II, Na'''
'he oceaslon' however 80 80 '"''o
ing was enjoyed by all.
r,,.ra IA ,a,,+l.,,,n ,;nr na.,r Nv
ca,. ;.,,-; NJ anl
NoNs' N''0 4 '''s - 'i'N V'"e y
lar month on condition that he r. ms
mnstache grow He Has always bee, o-
,os.a =, t,'. r.,;s,,a IL ,I.is law. ann, ,dage
l'eSea - US raising n 'h's ha'iN apf' i'siaAe
!" iils "Pl~r.til'' therefore N'Pl y S'''N 49,
hut that one dollar eyers thlrty daeS smash
a4 IN his ,,,n.,siti,,n ard ,.nv IL ~. ~. i
n
.2 stafs tls upl'tf-AP II oriS'liils Wl'H sNt'''-
/ by ends Of " hat promises iu he lglAHriant
/ .rrp,vth IL sirar ,hr4,l. .,n.,ta ti.e tfrtv
~ see''l7 M f''l's .''e '''S' #i'' i''N
t4rang., anvhea ana prohahlx Ne Il right
ltsesms to.ns mat SATURDAY, cave newer
ls.p..4 f..r..,l-..n ,,#ti.l t.l, S.,,,,,l,,
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Bvecham's pills for consti-
patton loe and 25a. Get the
book at your druggists and
60 by it.
Annual sales than 100000 boxes
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The saprcme Court ala not render 4
decision in the income tax ease last Mon
Wy n predicted. and II i uncertain when
ID vili Ne given, NJ What its tenor will H..
HE delay is thought by some to indicate
differences Ill the eourt, while others as
~une tbat H me law were y " declared
Unconstitutional Vie opinion would rs
irtde ralfiiN VI unrt
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Republican Journal.
HEIr Asr. THURSDAY, APRIL !. 1922,
russ1snrp EVERY rn,NspAy NoKsIse ~ rnF
Republican Journal Pub. Co.
CHARLES y rif~m-M !, - fplrgN Ns nv
ludas Whilclouse has ruled in the WA
ttNiA, ea~c that a Mayor may vote at
I8iili conventions fol the choice Of snboi-
climate officers only in the case Of q tie,
MIA net to make i tie, That is good sense
And ought ii he good law.
George NJ ~Nitt, Republican. has been
elected mavNr n Chicago by a plurality oi
aa5ut iO,NUN Tht, city Of Winona, MINI.
Nas elected 4 Republican mayor for the
GiSt ting in thiitN years. and the returns
ftom Michigan show large Republican
gains
The Supreme Court did not render 4
decision in the income tax ease last Mon
aa1 n predicted and il i uncertain when
ID vili We Given, Nh what its tenor will he,
HE. delay is thought by some to indicate
differences i'll the Court, while Others as
N. l,4,.l., III
The Republican journal., 1895-04-04

When my little Gin We che month old she
had Sab form On her faee | Aept spIeaa1lnE
foot Then she nal boilS Shc haa forty on iler
head at one time, and more on ler boiy When
SIX months old She df nor Weign seven 1ounN7'
skin started to dry up and gunt So Nav she eaAiA
not shut her eyes to sleep, bui LAY wiin Them
half open. About this time, sfafiea hsihA file
CuTIcURA REMEDIES, aud WI one Ht9Nfh ssf II
compteteiv cured. The doctor and drug hl4is
were over one hundret daAla5s the tIiIeIA M,
bill was not more than .fne dolars- NY ei.E,
is now strong, healthy, anh i5r?e IL aIs gh,l
to CUTICURA. Yours with a v )theI Blessing
Mrs Gro II. Ii 4 kiih, iR,
G3e walker St, milwaukee,, WIS.
The Republican journal., 1895-04-04

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