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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
THE MARKETS.
New York

NEW York, Feb. Is.
Money on call nominslly l&alA per cent;
prime mercantile paper S64 per cent.
sterling exchange steady, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4s6AGls 7 for demand
and 4Sj for sixty days: posted rates 4sjls
@4s6 AID 4S'1f64Ss; commercial bills. lsi.
Silver certificates. 64s4965; no sales; bar ST.
yer. 645sL Mexican dollars, 500
United States government bonds firm: new
as registered. l22k; do. coupons. I@Is: SIS
registered. li31e; do coupons, ll3lx; As regis
tered, lll4; do coupons. 1l3; rs regis tered.
951s; Pacific 6s of 'ss. 1BH.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
Following were the quot alto is on tn, Board
Of Trade today: Wheat-February. op.ned
and close nominal: May, oo,n,i 74J@., clio, e a
75l4c; July, opened lie. closed 71Lsc. Corn
February, opened and closed nominal; NAV.
opened 25Kc. closed 24c: July. opene 245sc.
closed a51sc. Oats February, opened and
closed nominal: May. opened lie, closed l.Isc:
July, opened 17Ac, closed l71Sc. Pork-Feb.
ruary, opened and closed nominal; May,
opened $3.50, CLOSED $500. Lard-FeSruary,
opened and closed nominal; May, opened
1886. closed 81. 10.
Id; extra dairy, lie per 10; fresh packing
stock, &c. Eggs-Fresh stock, l5c per
doz. Poultry-Turkeys, l06lllsc per h.; chick.
ems hens), 6@1c; ROSTERS. 4G4lsc; ducks,
9@1lc: geese. 6dSc. Potatoes-Burhanks g.
@25c pei bu.; Heorons. 22G.3c. Sweet rota.
White clover, l2c per h.; extracted, 5Q7c.
App.es-Common to fancy. sl.Oo92.O per Dbl
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Feb. IS.
Live Stock-Prices at the Union Stock yards
today ranged as follows: Hogs-Estimatei re.
ceipfs for the day, 1900; sales ranged at S3.25
@3.55 pigs, $3.4D03. $50; light, SS.as13.25 rough
packing. $3.35d3 Gx mixed aud $3.50 q 3.5j
heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for the day, 900;
quotations ranged at S4.a5d5.40 choice to extra
shipping steers, S4-5O@4.gO good t. choice do.
33.SOG4.40 fair to good. S365d4G common TO
medium do. S3.5003.90 butchers steers, S3.25
Qa.SO s;ockcrs. Ss.70G425 feeders. $l.S0i7J
cows, 8 2.40d4.9 heifers, s2.25d3.s5 bulls. oxen
and stays, snO0AeJ Texas steers and So =
6 25 veal calves
Sheep and Lambe-Estimated receipts for
day. 1900; sa,es ranged at s...5G4O) western.
g. SOS 50 Texans, S2.2564.l0 natives, and $3.50
oslo lambs.
Milwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. Is.
wheat-No. spring. 74Lsc; No. , northern,
&c; May. 757kc,. Corn-No. Q. lsl@Gi9c-
The LEGAL 0aRk0e.
Corn -1e0l7c.
SRs|y@,1,ssss,. ss.'oes'; Wild. s'esA
Buftsr-Fsir 70 eAsaes. isc: fresh creamery
Ess.-Fresh. Use.
Chiekens-6c.
Turkeys-ec.
Cool-soft, noe.
Csttls-DStchss pey fss cnm ted sessss sKe0
1ke; cows snd hsifsrs. skc1sxe; eafvs,
scss- sxOshs.
ahssp-sG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19

attack the body there Is no question
as to the urgent need Of strengthen
ipg and restoring the health BY
Paine's celery compound. Women
in trying occupations. not only house
wives. but saleswomeu. teachers.
bookkeepers and others pehned mp
for long hours behind desks and
counters will find their health and
strength greatly improved by the use
OF Paine's celery compound.
A soundly nourished nervous sys-
tenn and . rich. pure blood supply
brought sbuut by Paine's celery
compound are the best bulwark
against such diseases of debility and
imPoverishment as rheumatism, neu-
ralgia. headaches and sleeplessness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
AL Is QUIET m KANSAS.
Republicass Gain Their Posut Of Roli-Cail
and hea Protest.

Republicsss Gain Their Point Of Roll-Can
and Thea Protest.
Topeka. Kan. Feb. 1s.-The trouble in
the house was amicably settled yester-
day. h Populists yielding to h Re-
publicans' continued fight for a roli-caii
on Trueblood's resolution revising the
calendar. The resolution was adopted
by a strict party vote-75 yeas. a. nays:
and weilep declared the resolution car
ried- Lambert (Rep.) protested against
the passage by less than n two-thirds
vote. and the protest was ordered spread
on the journal.
While h Republicans gain their point
in securing a roll-call the Populists Sc
cure what they desire in making Il pos
sible to take up bills in the order they
may see fit. The passage OF a bill by
less than a two-thirds vote is a depar-
ture from the rules of the house and Il
is claimed by some that the bills de-
clared passed by sue a vote would be
declared illegal by IN courts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
is PROBING
Still Further Into the Business Of
tie Great Trusts.
FLINT, OF THE RUBBER COMBINE.

Denies That His Concern Is in "Disrepute"
-Havemeycr Again Takes the Stand
and Calls tho Investigation "Persecu-
tion"-Has No Apology for the Absence
of the Original Trust Deed-wall Paper
Oombine the Next in Order.
New York. Feb. 19.-when Flint tool
the stand again yesterday in the rubber
investigation he was asked if he had
provided the data which he promised at
Wednesdays hearing to produce. He
said he mad only a part of it. Nearly all
ton was negative. Finally he was
asked: ITO put it plainly. Mr.. Flint. is
not the entire general stock of the COM
pany watered?" MOT as a specific con-
dition."
Now. does not a great deal of your
stock represent only water which your
company's directors expect some day to
develop into something which may pay
dividends?" We have our trademarks
and p~atents-they are valuable; just as
valuable as brick and mortar"
Isn't it just this practice of issuing
a large of stock for what is
- SCou-NhI tHdt has DTOuSHl THESE
individual combinations into dispute?' '
Flint denied hat the United States
Rubber company was in disrepute.
Same Facts About capitalization.
"How do you explain that the dear
public is only admitted to share in the
benefits after the nominal value Of the
stock is increased?' well, they could
not share in It until the consolidation
was made"
How do you explain that your stock
holders increased in five years from 300
to SCOOP Il desire to say that the pres
ent executive committee of the United
States Rubber company hold about &c.,
600, 900 of the stock"
THAT is to say that the original insid-
ers hold $40. 600, 5000, and that $29, 900, 900
has been disposed of, the capitalization
being 500, $50, 000?' 'All the large origi-
nal stockholders still hold about the
same amount of stock. Today an iso-
lated property, if it had to be sold,
might not bring GO per cent. of its val
ue." explained Flint.
Havemeyer on the Stand Again.
Henry o. Havemeyer AID John f.
Parsons, president and counsel, respect
lively, of the American Sugar Refining
company, were present. Havemeyert took
the witness stand. He was asked what
became of the original deed of his COM
pany and said he did not know, but that
the figures showing the distribution Of
the original stock of the company were
cut out by Parsons by permission of the
Arnold committee at the time of the in
v~estigation by the senate committee. DO
you mean that?" Yes, sir; I say the
figures were cut out at the time of the
Arnold investigation by Mr.. Parsons.
without regard to anything before or
SINCE
why was it that you and your asso-
ciates were so solicitous to conceal these
hgures? "a hundred people agreed to
have that done. 1 am not responsible;
the deed should have been destroyed. 1t
should have been destroyed because in
my judgmnt it was that deed that
caused all the trouble and legislation
and this persecution"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
He La Wanted In Indiana.

Sacramento. Cal. Feb. he. b. Kent.
a man who about a week ago walked into
the sheriff's office and surrendered him.
self. saying that he thought he a COM
mitted murder in Indiana a few years
ago, will be taken back to the scene Of
his crime to stand trial for his life. The
authorities CT Centertor- Ind. say Kent
is wanted at hat place for the murde.
of Noah KiEg. Kent Is insane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19

The best salve In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. tetter, ohapped
hands. chilblains, corns and all akin
eruptions. and positively cures
piles OF no pay required. Il 10 guar.
snteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price IS cents Der
box. For sale by HartsA Ullemeysy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
Killed in the Boxing Ring.

Cincinnati, Feb. 19.-One of the prize
lighters. Benny Coleman, colored, at the
Manhattan Athletic club tournament.
was killed last night, his neck being
broken by a blow struck by William
Wright. his antagonist. Several ar
rests were made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
blockade Vetoed by Britain.

Berlin, Feb. 19.-It Is learned tina the
proposal of Germany to blockade the
Piraeu the port Of Athens. in order to
put a check on the warlike ardor of
Greece. was vetoed by Great Britain.
ard there is little prospect of It's being
adopted. This. with other information,
tends TO strengthen the belief that the
great powers are not seriously opposing
Greece.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19

Philadelphia, Feb. 19.-The silver din
ner service to be presented to the bat
tleship Iowa by the people of Iowa has
been completed. n is now on exhibi-
ton in this city. The service consists
of f~orty-one pieces and weighs over p
600 ounces. The contract price is s, 600
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
TARIFF ON COAL AND COKE.
Mckinley Rates Restored Owing to Cam
adian Competiti0n-Tobacco.

Washington, Feb. 19.-The Republican
members of the ways and means COM
mittee took an important step yester-
day in their work on the new tariff
bill by deciding to restore the Mckinley
rates on coal n cob These rates
were as cents PEE ton Of twenty-eight
bushels on bituminous and shale. and
30 cents on "a slack such as will pass
through a half-inch screen. The pres
ent rates are 40 cents and Is cents. Coke
Is advanced from 10 TO 20 per cent ad
valorem. The changes were made in
response to a general demand from
the coal interests. whose representatives
declared that the Wilson rates had in
creased Canadian competition so great
ly that the American min owners had
been obliged to reduce wages to keep
in the field.
The first conference OF the week dealt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
Fer Over Flfsy Year

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colo, and
ID the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents . bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
M'KiNLEY IS
n Elect Takes q Short Drive
About Canton.

Canton, O., Feb. 19.-Many friends
and neighbors of Major and Mrs. Nc
Kinley stopped at the house yesterday
to inquire as to the health of the pres
ident-elect and his wife. They were in
formed that the formers condition had
greatly improved over that of the day
before and that Mrs. Mckinley appeared
to have regained her usual good health.
DR.. T. H. Phillips, the family physi-
clan, called about II o'clock and found
his patient very much better. The doc
tor prescribed a short drive and after
his visit vas ended. the family car
riage was brought to the front steps.
Accompanied by Mrs. Mckinley, Mrs.
Heistand and Captain Floyd, a drive
about the city was taken for about an
hour, the major being ensconced behind
warm furs. They returned to the house,
the major appearing to have greatly
enjoyed the drive.
DIR. Phillips insists on the president
elect receiving no one during the time
he remains in Canton other thai MEM
bers Of the family and his secretaries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19

A hundred feet Of three line barbed
wire fencing requires IL POUNDS Of wire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
No Use Applying for Positions.

Washington, Feb. 19.-Senators and
representatives are being flooded with
applications for positions in the new
congressional library building. 1t is
learned that 40 c applications can
be considered until after July 1. 1897,
and further that the majority Of places
are of low-grade employees under a SUI
perintendent of the library building, not
to be appointed until July /. 1t is said
that to apply to either congressman or
to the librarian is useless, as no vacan-
cies exist. and the nnumerable letters
cannot be answered,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
Gary Cor Postmaster General.

Washington. Feb. 19.-Senator-elect
Wellington. of Maryland. was asked
concerning the report that James NJ.
Gary, Of his state. had been selected
for postmaster general and replied: II
think 1t Is true. We believe he will be
the next postmaster general"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19
TIM GUIDE.

CHIoAoo, Bocg IsLAaD . PAorvs<
ks~1Usy-Tlcssfs can he purchased ~ -
eaee eAecEoo ~ 4 Ia TWsuuetp sueoi depd|
mCk1ef DEPOT corner Yiftb svouue a
-srcs strsstyrsns n. rluanmss. Assut.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19

with the tobacco schedule, and although
no nnal agreement was reached there is
q practical understanding that the new
bill will return to the Mckinley rates
on a except on the grade known
as filler. The rate on this will be 20
cents a pound, cub the Mckinley
duty, which was 30 cents. It was rep
sented by the tobacco manufacturers
That most of the tobacco imported from
Cuba as filler was used for %wrappings.
and thai this evasion of the law gave
the Key West factories an advantage
over those using Sumatra tobacco.
The Mckinley duties on wrapper
tobacco were 81 per pound on stemmed
and S2.f5 on unstemmed. On snuff the
rate was so cents, on cigars and
cigarettes 81 and 25 per cent. ad valorem.
and on tobacco not enumerated 40 cents.
The committee will devote most of this
week to the schedule of sundries, which
includes buttons, explosives, matches,
musical instruments. furs, jewelry,
gloves and miscellaneous manufactures.
and on most of these the Mckinley
rates will be restored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19

Washington, Feb. 19.-The house yes
terday by a vote of 1877 to 81 reversed
the finding of a majority of the elections
committee. and decided the contested
election case Of Hopkins VS.. Kendall,
from the Tenth Kentucky district. in
favor of the Republican contestant.
Eleven Republicans and three Popu-
lists voted with the Democrats against
unseating Kendall. The conference re-
ports on the bills to pension Major Gen.
eral julius H. Stahel at SIS and the
widow of Major General Stoneman at
$50 were adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-19

Passenger trains iesve o.. E.GAp. 0nol1r
ecnue) depot Eve 90 minuts eerlisf then IN
5ven. Trains nsrkec . oxiiy. Al otbsv tRair
ffly sxoept Sunday.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
Ncme Mu5ct8en.
9anua8un2.

9lQen Deneu, bic unS bei ber &ramfbeit un=
ieres unuer9eBlideu @atten unb WaterS
9enry 9an4en
bilirei9 sur Seite itaMben, iomie be,l ebrels
,pertbe,l S6weteru pom 9olpital fit ibre
ior9iame Yfese pdbreub berielbeu unb eben=
10 oaen T%reunben. Uelde ibm beim 8esrabs
uiie has @eleite 9abe1 unb bic lette gbre
ermieIen, im%sbeloMbere Yaitor Mbredt iiir
feline trSj tenbe Yrebiat unb ben Mit8liebern
Der Qmtb. @emeinbe fir lire iliSe 1beilz
Mabme 1asen mir biermit uuiern tief9etiblten
Dant. Trau gmilie So den
Mub &iuoer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
Anactote berIan8t.

Dur@ ben Sob bes Contractors !9einri9
5an19en mirb IS n0tbis, eiaen arberen @on=
traitor gu iubiituiren, Inn bic in, 8au be-
~orifieue Bridz&ir9e III Bernabotte, N,coQet
g.. Mimn., gu poQenbea. Insebote peree1
bis gum 10. SUM-, 1897, 700 llbr Nbenbs,
III Der Siiice Don Or. Stridler IN yfem nlm,
Miun., ent9e9eu9euomner,. Yldne unb
Speciitatiomen t6rnen be, ir9enb ei,,em BET
llnteriei9neten in Nu9eni@ein 9enomrnen
merben. &e9t porbebalter, ir9eno elm ober
aQe Mnsebote suriidjuweiien. ..#..
s.. g 9apefaDm,
Special= Mbmiliitrator.
81. MulIen unb Or. 8. =. @trttIer.
13) 8iir9eu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02

- Wer bas Yfnsitfeit in ansenebs
mer unb 9emitblider Weiie feiern MID,
Der ueridume ni1t ben DaQ in Der Turns
bale am Sonntas Nbeno 81 beiuden.
= 81 gts. fir gier III Cab wdbreno
bieler Wodc besablt SenrY @rone,
SdeIs @ebaube Gde Minneiotas uno
Q. NoretraBe. Ut
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
Sur 8ea1tnne.

Ser unter;ei9nete madt bierrnit b%etannt.
baB er aue Wrten Maurerarbeit, has Baue1
po1 9iiternen unb WeibuaI4en auf ei9ene
@ednun9 Ibernimmt. que Nrbeiten 1perbe1
prompt NIB 9emiMenbaft ausseflbrt.
&arl ga tel.
@ermantrabe, ;miiden 6. unb z. Norb:
ltrabe, Seem lllm, Minn. ID
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
GntIauten

eim I&parser Setter sSa9bbunb nit pier
braMnem Yfoter unb brauaen Sleden iber ben
Nuaeu, nit selbem 9alSbaub. Der Wieber=
brimser erbdlt cine ausemeiiene Belobnua9
pom @bas. 9etm a II ober RIobner&
Yt u r.. Q3)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02
3u permtethen

lit pom 1. Stunt au bas 2ofal, in mel9em ii@
e%eaenuGrti9 9. Bebnte & Cos. &leiberlaben
beinbet. Na9sufrasen Bel
b Werner 8oeI6.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-02

lit cine bubI9e @obnuns nit 4 3immerr.
0fGbereS ertbeilt Der gisentbumer.
ct Otto Gappe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02
@ie lit OieS.

9Bir besablen bunbert Dollars 8e=
lobnune fiir ieben Sail bon Gatarrb,
Der ni6t our6 Sall's gatarrb Sure se=
beilt neroen fann.
s. :. @benep & &c., Brops., Sole
DO, .. Wir, bic l1nterseidneten, boz
ben s. $. Gbenep ieit ben lebten Is
Salren setannt uno 9lauben, er iei in
allen Ieinen seibdftliben uno finan5iel=
len 5ransaftionen bur1aus ebrli6 uno
i'm Stanoe, alien BON ibm eineeean9e=
nen gerbinoli6feiteu na6sutommen.
Welt & Sruar, WbOleiale 0russiits,
Soleoo, o, @aloing, 3lnnan & Mar=
bin, BbOleiale 9ruasiits, SolsoO, ..
Sails gatarrb Cure miro inwenbie
senommeu uno ,ptrtt oirett auf oas
8lut uno bic i9leimise SberHd6e oes
Spfems. Breis Is Gents per Slaide.
gerfauft in alen Npotbeteu. 3eu9=
nihs frei. #
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02

Snoianern reIerpirten 9erritorinms i'm
Norowelten unb gbparb Siffin. Der
obne Sppoiition nit elmer 3abl bon
1864 Stimmen eripdblt porben mar.
tparo gum 8ouperileur eineeiebt. Bon
Der erfen Organization Der Regierung
Cbios bis gum Sabre 1916 bate bieie
feinen perlnanenten Sip i'm Gtaate.
Bis gum Sabre 1910 belt bic @eisbge.
buns ibre Sibungen In @billicotbe, bon
l8l0-1812 in 3anesDille bann nie.
Der big gum DECEMBER 1916 in Gbilii=
cotbe, gu Ipslber 3eit bic Geiebsebuns
auerit in Columbus sufammen trat.
S6on am IA. Gebruar 1912 nabm bic
8eieBsebuns in 3anesbille Elm geieb
an 3ur Nnla9e elmer beitimmten 6aupt-
itabt Der &eaieruna unb 5usleib ben
Woriflag Der pioniere Sterling, Sohn=
ion. Me2augblin unb Sobn aarr, aut
Dem bOben ufer oes Seioto1uFe, Go
lumbus als &egierungslib anailegen.
Die gi9entbiimer bes 8obens batten.
laut 9etrofienem uebereinfommen bas
Gapitol unb Die 6ffentli1en 8ebdaoe su
erri6ten. Oas 3u6tbaus purbe i'm
Sabre 1918 erbaut, muroe aber era in
1916 bonn erlten 30slins besoeen.
Sas erite Staatsaebduoe murbe in 1914
Dpllenoet uno narb am l. Npril 1852
burd Geuer serit6rt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02
Ser gtaat Oaio.

Mm 80. Npril 1902 paifrte Der Gon=
greB Der Nereinigten Staaten Elm Sc
ieb, tpona6 Der geb0lteruns bes @taa=
tes Ohio. tpelde nad bem Genius BON
1900 1896 Seelen 3dblte. Das 3edt
ertbeilt murbe, eine Deriammlun9 sur
gntmerfung elmer 6tdats-Werfa0ung
All erpdblen. Dieie 0erIammluna trat
au, l. Nobember 1902 in gbilicotbe
5uiammen unb beenoete am 20. Npp.
1902 ibre Mrbeit. Mm 10. sebruar
1903 tDarb oieie 8erfaiiun9 bonn Gon-
sreiie sutsebeiben unb oolnit Ohio als
pollberehtiates glieb unter bic 0erei=
nisten 6taaten aufeenommen. Gswar
oies bic erite GtaatsperfafIuna bon
Ohio, tpelhe Bis 1851 in Rraft blieb,
IN tueldem Sabre Die seaentpdrtiee 0er-
faHung eltiporfen nnb anstnommen
tpurbe.
Sur 3eit. ba D6io als Gtaat aufse.
1tomimen tpurbe, tparen In bemielben
nur nod neun Counties oraanilirt,
ndnliN Wolbington 1888, 0amilton
100, Monne 1896, Moams unb eSef.
ferion 1897. @oB 1893. 9rumbull unb
Gairfielb unb glermont 1900 unb BEL
mont 1901. Dieie ntun Counties UNI.
fQbsen 0as gon3e Gebiet oes isbiaen
Siaates pbic NIT Nusnabme oss oeil
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02
Candidates Mn3et8ett.
Rebafteur bes aseobatlter /:

9ebafteur bes geobatbter
9erDffentliden sic meinsn 0amen aIs Ganoibot
fur bas slmt oeS 9ountp @noitors Stb urterperfe
mid bet Gnti6ebnng ber bemofratii6en gouutp
eonpention, bic i'm Stunt 1897 absehaltem pro
6. ". WaIter.
Serr Rebafteur 0erbffentli6en Sic neinen gtamen
unterperfe midi BET Gntiteibnns Der beupfratiden
Gpuntp Convention. bic am 10. Snni in Stem pbila.
belpbia abgebalten pirb.
w. 6. eboematsr.
Serr 8ebafteur gerDffentli6en Sie ben glomen
bon Sacob Sanf BON 2anrenee 9omn5bip als
unb engliiden Sprade Gdbtig Gr iinternirft d3 ber
Gntideionn9 Der bemofratiiGen Gonutp Gouoeution.
Demofraten bon Samrence Xp.
Sr. a,oatteur WsrbHentli1eu se msinen gamen
OILS @anbioat fir bas Mmt bes &ountp GhabmeiiterS.
SD bin Der oentiden Hno engli6en Spradbe mddtg
unb unterperfe mib Der Gntfdeibuns Der oemofratis
ihen @ouutp eonosnttpu. 60 mnel Woier
Dort Eoiunibp.
hon SameS u. GIinalnif als ganbioat fir oas
Mmt bes Gpuntp g6abmsiiters. 8erieIbe nuteripirft
fit Der entideibnug Der bemofratifden Gonntp Con.
pentipn. 8teIe Dem pfraten.
ber iir Sas Amt Oes sOantp e9asmsiiters. Gerieibe
nntermtrft tb per Gntihsseung oer eemotratiidben
County goupention. 9iele Demofraten. .
Rebatteur bes geobadpter gerDHeutlid.n ei. mel.
men Namen als Gonolbat fir baS Amt bes GberiffS.
sd nntermerie ntd Der entiheibang ber oempfratten
Gbrift 6erber
syairfielb Hpwuihip.
1erbifentliden Sie ben Namen BON u "a m 6 a p-
pei BON Wta 2opnibip alS Ganbibat fir bos Amt bes
Sberiffs. 9erjeibe unteripirft ib Der gntI1eiouns
Der bemofratil9en GDuntp Contention, bic am 10.
1uui in Stem Rbtiabelpbia 0bgebalten iuirb.
WteIe 9emofraten.
Wsaden gle in Sbrem Dlatte befannt, bah idt mid
nm bic 9}omiuatipn fiir Gberif betperbe SD unter.
merle Mid Der Gntheibnng Der bempfratiihen gpnntp
0nfpp fffnt n n fsnu ton 0erfs IN 9}clt
Ybiiabeipbta abgebalten tpiro.
VI. .. 3enberfpn.
Wia 2Dipnfbip.
Webafteur bes BeDbapter Werbfentliden gie ben
Namen BON 8 bn W 0eib BON Doper 1pmnfbip
as Gannibat fin SberiH DerieIbe nnteripirt d) Der
GntIneibnng Der oemufr0tihen GDuntp Gpnpention.
OteIe . empfraten.
Mebaftenr oeS @eubohter. Weroffentliben Gie ben
Womeu BON VI BAN Muller oils Ganbibat fur
Gpuntp gommiffon6r NerieIbe nuteripirft it ber
Gntibeioun9 ber bsmpfratiinen Gpuntp GOnpentipn,
bic am 10. Jumi 1897 abgeb0lten fpirb.
0teIe BarQer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02
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