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STAPLE GROCERIES.

eus.r f,obhsngl-Ssoldea -'C-' in hh,
per n. SIC: extra ''C-' IN bhi. per n. SIC:
drv granulated. IN bhl. per 10. sac. clibe
&c: powdered. 5ssc; &c per 10 discount FOR
mot cash on prices quoted
Nsnle sugar-Eive-pound boxes. soor-
loped. TO the 10. iSc per 10; escorted
cakes. lzixc per pound.
r1onr. etc, t,ooninr) wssai,r.o,
straight, per ID. N.75; patent. 81: Patert
rxeellent. 81: Novelty \. 175. rsl,-
fornia brands. aeS. buckwheat romr
ner Dbl. s6Ts, per cwt. $50: era.
ham. Per bA. s3S. or io-Ih
.css xS per cwt: rye aovr -
vel per hbl, 81; per cwt, y@. O..
..ro.t~ per hbi. 81 oofi 81. so,,tn,.
~ cwt s2T5: cracked wheat -
sxt ss2: rolled wheat, 40 hb,s
sacks. ISIS: whole wheat -four. par GU,
s.ss, pearl barley. iao-Ib sacks. n eo. =
A.. s<-rr boxes Fsc: corn neal veIlnxs
rss rS: sns. r-Ts; white. los. slss: 81.
gssns-fyobbl Small white. nan
&c. pink. per N, gA&c; Bayos p.r ~
rIc. Lima. psr u, s%c-
Rsce--(J Oss4nsl-JspAn, 50; China. e..
per II. Island bc
szlt-tJobsfnrl --LiyerHcoi SON -.
- ton yls<}-5: American datr,, - =
..rk.. per ton. SIS; Coast hair sro,,,,s
,,o-yn SACKS per ton. sta: Lo-Fb sage -
a., sfi: s-rn sacks. . In bale ag, ~
sseks. q in bale. s. u. io-fo sacks d !.
bale taiS
I.-d-fJeebsnxp--Hon rendered
- sinclair. tsercss. 81 Rex les, .
,srs COMPOUND. t.srces. 60.
Ce-ee tJeeesng) - Grsen-Mocha. ~.
- co. lava Ter u. -. Costa -
rnesee. per n. 2sc. Rio Der n. -
pN.s,ea-Arsaesis's- IN Iso-To cas-. -
rw.. $50: s-Ih cases. per cwt g. =.
"a - ~ases per c~i. 81 Java. fan -
r~r -. Esc. x and foe-Tc rsrss a.
- ,xe-Aa, 81: psaeerry hlsn4 -
.S,,~,em.ia. 90. grean1 eo-ss. sAs3e.s...
s--sJohsirrN-Baker's I'D PR
-,suru. s.c: I'D Ease, 80; s:&r. is-lb
boxes. isc-
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FoRKIGN MARKETS..



London. Feb. s5.-Silyer. 81 s-ied: consCia,
100 fla
New York. Feb. es.--The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says. The set
Element reveals n rather larger account.
with slightly sitter coatangoes. A larger
account Is shown In Americans. ard con-
tangoes on them are per cent. The mar
kets were Irregular In soma today. Con-
soils and other Investments were easy. Tho
speculative markets were rathsr good. Ar
gentines are still booming. American bonds
were In good demand. Shares were irregn-
lar. but better on balance. and closed
steady. but without mush business. The
Paris market was Arm, and Berlin dull.
Breadstuns and Grains.
Liverpool Feb. 2a--Whsat--Spos. firm;
demand, moderate; No. red. winter, Is
sd: No. / hard Manitoba, IS "a. No. /
California, IS Sgd. Futures csosed steady.
ANld higher: February. IS md: March.
IS Sd; April. IS SID: May. June and July.
IS SID.
Corn-Spot. steady: American mixed.
new. IS sgd Futures closed "a higher.
February, IS I'D: March, Us I'D. April. IS
Nd May and July. SIS is.d: june. IS ID.
Fiour-Dull; demand, poor. ST. Louis
fancy. winter. Is Cd.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast. IL
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago. Feb. wheat had another
strong opening because Of TIE Liverpool
opening showing an advance OF I'd ard OF
the operators having carried over from
the previous Cay q good deal Of bun feeiing
engendcred by yesterdays news The
strength at Liverpool. IL was sftsrward
discovered, wax not al due 10 the previous
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Preferred .ss.ssi79
Total sales.
,,r,,. ,a..l sales of storks today were go
ar az arna. including: American Tobacco
rs ,oo Atohison 6 600 American Sugar 49,
sso Huntington s.7oo Baltimore & OHIO
4 100 chicago Gas u.0uo. Denver e. no
G,anse 4goo. Distiliing 1900 General Flec-
trio n 100. Missouri Pacific 1900 ROCK
Tslana 10 foO. ST Paul N,7o. Union faoinc
900 western Union, 1890.
FLOUR.
rsour-P~oespts % 100. exports I.so bar
-efs Firm. at better inquiry; sprfng
PATENTS also firm and &c higher
Wheat.
whsa.-Txports a4oco bushels. Spot
strong. No I hard. 7sssc T. o. b. s1ost OPP
tons closed S67A.c higher. Ne. red Feb
rusry closed 7s1se; May. Tzsgg n-isc;
closed. 75ssc-
Heps-Cuiet.
Petroleum.
Petroieurn-Duii.
Metals.
Pig Iron-pull; Southern. LEO IL Is;
Northern. $i2 20.
Copper-Firms exchange. IlGii.B.
L-ad-Ffrm. exchange. 81 3AGs ia
Tin--Barely steady: Straits. sl@sS5 =. 70.
plates weak.
Spelter-E'irm: Domestic. t4Q4.S.
Conee.
cofree-options closed steady AZ l5rz5
points ret decline: March. So. sS9l2 IS.
spo, coffee. Rio steady; No. 7. iSac: mid
steady; Cerdoss. isNgfTasc.
Sugar.
sugar-Raw quiet. refined quiet
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
Il Eastern
Railway.

JNO. IL BRYANT, !
rrs,r. leave and arrive depot fsos 81
Columbia street
TINE CARD IN EFFECT DEC. =. uDA
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BUTTER.

Ranch and Dairy Butter very scarce ana
bringing good prices Ship 10 "a. We pay
cash on arrival
No COMMISSION.
JOHN b AGES. sao-sZ2 Western sseass.
corner Marion street
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stiIi on.

Excursions 20 California every I've lays
- .-sfn Iaaving February Y. az iG'2o ..
:. g.aftye 10 San Framcisco, $50 iHelui-
81. o., ,1rsh nj tourist sleeper; y, incinaing
s.a,-.s, a Pullman sleeper. Rates - pofnts
rssf Via sunset route. SANE as Aoffnsrn
,snrs Southern Pae1ile ticket ONES sis
FIRST aTenue.
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Weather synopsts-
A storm OF considerable energy appeared
this morning OF the Straits Of FucA ana
has adyanress ssopgly eastward The low
est barometer report tonight Is 80, 81
Port Angeles. near which point the Storm
general over washington and Oregon west
OF the Cascades. but has been neavlesI N
the Sound region Seattle has had ram
fall Of 81 OF an inch In the past tNslse
hours. and 80 In the past twenty-ionr
hours High winds have prevailed on the
coast and over the Sound.
GEORGE n SALISBURY.
Observer in Charge
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Milling wheat was strong today. OWING
10 a slight advance In the Chicago and
Liverpool markets. On Monday seven cars
OF wheat one car of oats and one steamer
lot were received Today there were TWO
cars of wheat and two OF barley.
All grades of sugar have advanced isc
per pound.
A car load of waiia walla onions. re-
ceived today. are selling at l.ieal.2 per
cwt.
The scarcity OF salmon has caused
slight rise In the price. The jobbing quo
tation OF &c per pound. that has stood for
80 long. Is raised to 607c-
Eastern cheese Is a frihe stronger, ana
Is quoted a i2at1Se per pound
The disagreeabie weather today killed
trade temporarily in all departments. and
West street was deserted.
The fruit and vegetable market has not
changed since the quotations last week.
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days advance here. but also to tire fact
t0at further news from Aryertine showed
THAT TIE damage 70 the wheat crop there
was ef s1ach a serious character as 70 rrogsa-
lse q reassction q the exporsshle surplus to
about lsee.eaa bushels Thss added mate
rally 70 the strength ~ this market. Tha
NorlhweStern receipts WIRE heavier nv ils
cars than en- the corresponding day Of tbs
week before. and with the worlds heavy
shipments caused some decline after thu
eSriy bulge but the Argentine news al
reAey referred 20 and a further ia advance
ressersed by the second Liverpool cable
gam hfted the costructionists 10 tho ups
ward trend OF the market
Cora was quiet bat arm. the large local
receipts. however eounteraesirx 20 a e-r-
IAN extent the influence % the wheat bulge.
oats-ouset- May Opened unchanged, ar
Sa4sc. and closed firm at 1issc.
froFtsions did not share n the upward
movement OF tire grain markets and tha
olose showed losses Of loo CA pork and 81
on lard and riha
closing Quotations.
Wheat-Fehrusry. syxc. MAY. svsc
Corn-FebFaary. sslss@sssc: MAY. sic.
oats-ENehraaary. ae4e. May. 2lISc
Pork-February. sa.7a: May, saSG
Lard-FahrTsaFy. sSss. MAY, xsa
Rihs--Feeruary. s.. Nay, sAia.
Rye-4oc.
Barley-si TSlc
Flsxseed-sa2sSaA
T1mothy-SI6S
Live stock.
Castie-There was the usual iighf Tues
day run, and. although the demand ala nos
call for A large number, yesterdays advance
was maintained. Sales today were on a
basis OF 3.Ssss2sa for common TO strictly
chcsce native dressed beef and shipping cat.
tie; cows and heiferS s. 5cs7S 50: calves
were plentiful ana sold freely: stockers and
feeders s.. aAs1ass.
Hoss-PTices continued on the dawn
grade, and packers purchases this morn
Ing were largely at sS.ya1ss. while shippers
paid sas1405 for most OF their selections
Sales were at an extreme ranga OF s. sou
ALA.
Sheep--Pr!css showed no particulars
change. there being a fair 6emaai, with
receipts about average. Common 70 choice
native sheep were saiahle at Sz.Se9S IS:
Western sheep were wanted at s2SSsf3sS:
Mexican ycarlings. ss.2s9bs: lambs. Ssaf4.Tos
few common to fair lambs bringing $50
Q19Q
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NOTICE or sHERIFFss sAIE.-In the
superior court OF the state Of Washing
ton. for the county OF King. Rodoiph
Ne Steiguer. Plaintiff. We. Everett l..
leanson. Josephine 1. Johnson. Jay G
Alien. Columbia and Puget Sound Rail
roaa Company. corporation, and
arS
taaer and by virtue OF an order OF sale
sed special execution, issued out OF the
above named court, IN the above entitled
cause. ans % me directed and delivered,
eave duly levied upon the following de-
sTiAed real property. situated In King
cenniy. Washington. to-wlt:
Al the west hair % lot seven 60 and al
Ne vest haf % lot eight V0, IN block
seven 50, IN kaufman's addition 20 the
e'N - Seattle. together with all and
singular the tsnementS. heTedttaments and
sltagtenances thereunto belonging.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
hsar y 10 o'eiocS S .. N. ~ said day, a, tSs
freni door OF the courthouse. In the city
g Seattle. IN said King county. viii sell
he above described property Al p9nac
.aetieu. 70 tas Highest and best bidder.
nstsa thts .th day a. February lssa
A +. VAN DE NANTER. sheTin-
y r ne steiguer. Attorney.
NOTICE or suERfFFs sALE.-In IN.
,.s' 70, .oaFt ei ne s'ate OF WH Ma Ing
Gan Savings ana Loan Society or san
sfsreiso0. California. corporation.
Aiaiin, va Sackma0-Fasihps Invest
ssfNt Company. corporation. Nc
Naaght Land and Investment Company.
seafpoTaiian. aad William A. l. Koch
SO A. ~. Brooks. cetendants- No
a3er ana by virtue % an order OF sale
special execution. issued out or the
Nte named court. IN the above entitled
- ana - me directed ard delivered,
@Ne duly levied unon the following de-
49, real pgOpefty, situated In King
10y Washington to-wtt-
g q less numbered ore ~ and two q,
etecA numbered twenty-rtEht (-Sl. all
rs numbered Eve 60 and six 81, in
.NS Numbered nineteen Cisi. 10 plat OF
teSn tu9w cityA ~ Seattle. as laid CT
~ - Maynard. according 20 the rec
q sad pat 40 the ofice OF the auditor
tasi hlag county. in kinE county,
aainstca. together Nth ali and singts-
te tenesneuts. here1itameuts and APP
seaaHees thervuato belonging or in any
sppegtA3aiHg.
Zee Is therefore hereby given that On
-, lie l5tA DAY % MaTca. lNE. az the
81 y ocicck = ~. 81 sad dav. at
- ATeat dscr 81 ta- court house Ia the
q Seattle. u said King county,
SCI TIRE above described property at
- auction. TO the highest and best
1Ssef. Tor casa.
A&;et tsiS iatA tay 81 February. iSs<
A 7 VAN De NANTER Saert1.
ts~te. Ailsn. Hughes 4 McMieken. At
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Storm Warming.

Storm signals were displayed yesterday
al all the coast stations and Information
signals at all ports on the Sound, the
weather Office at Portland predicting
heavy gales along the coast for the after
Room and night
Tide tables for the week beginning We'd
nesday, February g. 1856.
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland FEB. 8. Is>s.
Rain: severe gales VIII continue o. coast
3 8 PAGUE. ForeczsEer.
L. q DEPARTMENT OF AGRFCJ<
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
S~zsfae Fab < re9
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when you want coal free from rocAs alss
.nd goos. order Newcastle.
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Jobbiug Quotations.

The following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered al the
wharf or on cars. or the tobbing rates
cuetea by wholesale dealers with ors,
rsrv terms Of credit.
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NOTICE OF SHERfFF's SAI.E.-fn tho
superior court Of the state OF Washing
ton. for the county of King. The Scot
fish-American Mortgage Company. Linz
tied. o corporation, plaintiff. va Oscar
krause and HuidR Krause 81 al. cefend-
ants. Ne. n. 40.
Under and By virtue OF an order OF sais
enf special execution. issued out OF the
above named court. in the above entitled
cause and TO me directed and delivered.
] have duly levied upon the following de-
Srshei real property, situated In King
eeunty. Washington. to-wit:
Lot one ti). in block No. four ca. Of the
Rainier addition 10 the city OF Seattle. rs
eAewn by the recorded plat thereof,
S9tiee Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the sth day OF March, lisa. at the
kcur Of 10 o'clock a m. OF said day, ut the
ffont doer Of Ihe courthouse, In the city
q Seattle. In said King county. ! VIII sell
TIE above described property at pubic
saction. 10 the highest aud best bidder.
ssr cash.
Dated this 4sh Gay OF February. 1894
A. T. VAN DE YANTER. Sheriff.
Hastings & Stedman, Attorneys.
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.lJalIy. tDa4y except sunday.
Snort ana direct line to AL points =
fsrltfsh Colunl hta through the principal
mmssr districts Of Western Wasnington
General office. Colman block SsaetaA
A ID. sCRoGGY. General Freight an1
Passenger Agent
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weather synopsis-

Observations taken a. all sta.ions 81
p m. 18th meridian time 6 y. m facinS
ttrneg
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09
CHICAGO GRAN.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Good export bust
ness and expectations of an unfavorable
government crop report helped December
wheat to regain an early loss of &c and
close a shade higher. Corn was not
buoyant and declined Ac for May. Oats
advanced &c and provisions closed un-
changed to &c higher.
The bears in the wheat market had
enough encouragement at the opening to
make their hearts glad. The worlds
shipments to Europe last week were 7,o14,-
Coo blu. including 100000 blu. from this
side. The amount on ocean passage in
creased 24S,O00 bu. last week; the receipts
at Minneapolis and Duluth Since Saturday
numbered 2,5l2 cars, compared with 3,175
for the corresponding time year ago.
Chicago received 1872 cars, compared with
al on the similar days of the previous
year. The political situation had likewise
little effect in creating the weakness at
the opening, which was represented by
decline from size for December wheat at
the start to 571sM5714c in the course of the
next half hour and compared with Satur
days closing value of 571sM5Sc. The visible
supply statement did not show quite
large an increase had been looked for,
the addition for the week being given as
921.COO bu., against from 1,WO,OCO bu. to
1,5O0, 900 expected and compared with an
increase Of 1,31S,OOO bu. on the correspond
ing week of last year.
The fact that cables kept strong notwith-
standing the speculative weakness here
was looked upon as a IdVOTdDlo FACTOR ana
there was some encouragement derived
from the export business, which to noon
was placed at 100000 bushels. although all
of it could not be confirmed. The clear
ances Of wheat and flour for one day from
the Atlantic ports were equal to $4,000
bushels, 323, 900 of which was in the shape
of wheat. These items were considered
favorable by the dull contingent and by
II o'clock an advance to $3.50 had taken
place. There was considerable strength
developed during the last hour on a pointer
sent from New York that the government
report Thursday would estimate only $685.
100000 bushels of wheat. Early sellers
turned buyers and December sold to 5Sc,
shade higher than it closed Saturday.
That was the closing figure.
Low corn prices were before, they
declined still more today. The continued
large local receipts augmented the general
depression among the holders and though
the market recovered a little before the
close it at no time showed real strength.
May opened NC lower at Ac, declined to
2S%c and closed easy at 237sc.
Oats were dull and rather easy, most of
the session, prices being kept weak by the
decentralization Of the low grades in the
sample market. The upward tendency Of
wheat had good effect later and prices
were somewhat higher at the close. May
opened 1sc lower at 1910, and advanced to
18ss@1Shc. where it closed.
Provisions were dull during the greater
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Continued nert aceek.
POPE COUNTY PEOPLES PARTY
CONVENTION.

A Peoples Party convention for the
county of Pope will be held at the
court house hall in Glenwood on Tues
day, the 22d day of September, at 10
O'Clock a. m, for the purpose Of placing
in nomination candidates for representa-
tive to the state legislature, county aud
itor, treasurer register of deeds, sheriff,
judge of probate, county attorney, sur
YeyOr, clerk of court court commission
err, superintendent OF schools, coroner
and county commissioners for the First,
Third and Fifth districts, and to trans
act any other business that may properly
come before said convention. The basis
of representation will be one delegate at
large for each polling precinct, and one
for every eight votes cast for S. M.
Owen for governor in the last election.
All who believe in the free coinage of
silver are requested to participate in the
election of delegates to this convention
The primaries will be held on Friday,
the 18th day Of September, at o'clock D.
m. Town committees will see that full
delegation is present at this convention
Dated at Glenwood on the 9th day
of September, 1896. By order of the
county committee.
BEN PEACOCK, Chairman,
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A GOOD MODEL.

New Zealand can be pointed to as a
model of good government. In this lit
tie country, banished from the outside
world by the broad Pacific, can be found
more prosperity, cOntentment and hap
piness than in possibly any country on
earth, and it can all be charged to the
reforms that have been introduced in
the government.
New Zealand has government owner
ship of railroads, telegraph, telephone,
and insurance, a graduated income tax,
exemption Of homes from taxation, alien
ownership is discouraged and practically
abolished by an absentee tax; specula-
ton land has largely been restored to
the people through a heavy graduated
land tax, hours of labor have been re-
duced to minimum, factory inspection
is part of the government, the contract
system has been abolished, usurious
practices of few years before have been
discontinued, drunkenness, prostitution
and crime have correspondingly decreas-
ed, no paupers exists, and such things as
monOpOlies are not to be found within
the shores of the Island.-St. Louis Jour-
nal.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Today the market for
cattle was active and prices were generally
steady. Cattle are now selling at $3.251t3 IS
for common to fair grassy steers, S400ll4 80
for medium to good fat lots and a $460M5 ID
for the best cattle. The bulk of the cattle
sell at s4.25M4s5 Light weight stocilers
cattle sold largely at $3.o0d3.35, but choice
feeders were scarce and firm at S3.50M3 49,
and few prime feeders are wanted around
So So. Calves sold freely a s3.25d5 ,75. Texas
grass cattle sold at 81 50Gt3. 10 for steers and
at 81 5002.25 for cows. Western range cattle
were active at $3.0OM3.S0 and an occasional
sale occurred at $4.00di.25. Prices for cows
were strong today. Heavy hogs sold at
81. 4013.25; medium weights at s2.S5Gt3. Sd;
light weights at s3.2003.45; and
pigs at s2.OOM320 The offerings
usual consisted mostly of heavy
hogs and buyers in search of light or
medium weights had TO hustle to fill their
requirements Sheep prices were no better
than on Monday. Natives were saable at
81. 00M3 %, but there were hardly any sales
above $500, and westerns sold chiefly at
$2.S0G3.0O, for killers and at $2.5O42.75 for
feeders. Lambs were slow of sale at $500
040O, sales being chiefly at S3.25I3.75. Re-
ceipts. cattle $500; hogs 12,0O0 sheep 1900
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AN INTERESTING WORK.

We have received, from our valued
friend, Robert Schilling of Milwaukee,
Wis, an invoice Of his apmira BILE
Souvenir Of the National Committee
of the Peoples Party.Convention,h held
at ST. Louis, July 22,s1Se6," which we
will furnish, postpaid tor cents each.
1t is finely illustrated work of 81
pages; we'll written; contains great
many portraits of leaders of the Re
form movement, and a most interest
ing history of the growth Of the party,
since it commenced in 1925 at Ne W
Harmony, Ind, with the platform put
forth by Josiah Warren.
Every Populist should have copy of
this historical work, Write to THE
REPRESENTATIVE.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09
GROVER CLEVELAND IN THE PEN
ITENTIARY.

A pamphlet by Virginia Darius, ex-
posing the fact that 1852 100000 in gold
has been borrowed by the president on
authority CD of a few lines of law
made in 1862, which is without force and
void, causing the Hon. Milford W. How
ard, representative from the state of
Two copies, $4; 1000 copies Sc; sent
prepaid by The Representative"
Alabama to introduce in the congress Of
the United States the 23d day of May,
1896, a resolution to impeach the presi-
dent. A controversy between the pres
ident. and his wife, also his daughter.
Single copies cents; five sample cop
les 1Oc; sent postpaid by Charles A.
Bvlund, 312 Twenty-sixth avenue north,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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ATTENTION COUNTY CHAIR
MAN

Please report any change made in
craftsmanship of county committees
since August l, and Immediately upon
the election of county committees
the name and post office address of
the chairman should at once be for
warded to headquarters.
Peoples Party papers please copy.
II. A. SWAIN,
Secretary State Central Com.
NOrthfield, MINI.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-09-09
DAKOTA COUNTY PEOPLES PARTY
CONVENTION

A Peoples Party county convention
will be held at Music hall, Pennington,
Dakota county, September Oath, 1896, at
IL o'clock a. m, for the purpose Of plac-
ing in nomination candidates for the fol-
lowing offices, to-wit:
Two representatives, three county
commissioners, First district, Third dis
trict, Fifth district, auditor, treasurer,
register of deeds, sheriff, judge of pro-
bate, county attorney, surveyor, superin-
tendent of schools, coroner.
The primary elections Tor caucuses)
for the election OF delegates to said con-
vention will be held at the last polling
place in the several election precincts on
Tuesday, the 22d day of September, 1895,
at half past O'Clock p. H., at which
hour the polls shall be opened, and shall
remain open for at least one hour.
w. H. SMITH,
Chairman County Committee.