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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-12

Edward Atkinson stoutly maintains
that itlis possible to live well for six cents
a meal, but he doesn't do it himself.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-12

Even in the hottest weather no man
likes to be frozen out of an office which
rightfully belongs to him.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-12

UttU ApperIt09t|te1tt0s
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
Transfer Of Licenses.

PAwTucKET, X. T., June ~, 1891
The following applications for transfer OF
second.c class liquor licenses have been re.
ceived
From John A. Menard, II and ~ Railroad
avenue. 10 Patrick Farrell ut same place.
From George ". Campbell, H0 Weedcn
street, 10 Michael Costello at same place. =.
Carlo Lotti, ~ Waterestreet, To John III.
Rock, 1ll Dexter and ~ Mason. -
The Board Of License Commissioners viii
be I'm session In their Office Monday, July ",
at 80 u. m. at which time and place all per
rons so desiring may be heard ON the matter
OF granting said applications.
je2g ii
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-12
alpu,tts. 90 Ast. cstr.

LADY with good reference TO work at
home In spare time can make % to si2 q
week. No books or canvassing, work light
and respectable; permanent position to
right party; we furnish work and teach
you free. Send 1Oc for sample and instruc-
tions. THE CARTER CHEMICAL co.,
40 30. Second g., Phila.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-12

What does the Milford News mean by
saying that the oil stove is all right?
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-12

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. t0c, u. AL druggists
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-12

The W.. c. T. u. moral wave against
the sale of cigarettes to minors has reached
Newport, and Saturday committee Of
ladies from the above organization waited
upon Mayor Boyle with the result that
the police department received strict
orders to see that the law relative to the
sale of tobacco to minors was enforced in
the future.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28

them? What was this special election
called for anyhow? If Gillette, Herzog
s. Co. have a just claim against Can
yon County, why were they not permit
ted to go int court, establish their
claim and get judgment? When they
got judgment it would be presented to
the County Commissioners and allowed
the same as any other claim and Gil.
lette s. Herzog would have been paid
tine SUN as anybody eise. But, no, we
must have special election and these
people must be paid Immediately. but
the holders of the other $4,000 of coun-
ty warrants must wait. Our Commits
sioueFs may say they VIII bond the bal
ance of the debt. 1t might just as well
be known that the law enabling coun-
ties to bond their floating Indebtedness
is in just the same fix as the fee law
which the Supreme Court knocked
out. There is no Ualid zGW for bond
ing county floating debts, therefore
the holders of Canyon County war
rants can get no comfort out of the
prospect Of bonding. A county bond
could not be placed anywhere. 1t
may be thought that if this election
fail, Gillette Herzog & Co. will be
defrauded of their claim That will
not be the case. Their claim, what
ever it is, will be just as good as ever
and they can go into court and re-
cover. The only effect of failure
in this election will be to say to the
County Commissioners, you shall not
make special levy TO pay those peo-
pie. Let them establish their claim
in court and be paid the same as any
body else. AS to the question of re-
pudiation so much Druited about:
The people of Canyon County, in con-
sidering their vote at the election,
have right to ask: "Have we been
consulted in the matter of building
those bridges as our State constitu-
ton demands that we should be con-
sultedy If we did not authorize these
bridges, We are under no legal or moral
obligation to put ourselves out in the
least TO pay for them 1t seems to us
that the foregoing is a fair statement
of the case. There is no question of
reputation at issue. 1t is simply a
question of equity.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28
THE BENNINGTON FOR HAWAII.

The first task of the gunboat Ben =.
nington, which has left San Diego for
Honolulu, will be to make the survey
of Pearl Harbor that congress provided
for at the last session. That completed
she will CONTINUES on regular station
duty, taking the place of the Marion,
which viii return to Mare Island for
repairs.
Pearl harbor. on Oahu Island, about
a dozen miles from Honolulu, could be
made, it is believed, one of the finest
hayens in the Pacific. 1t is commod.
ious and well sheltered, and can be cas-
ity fortified. But just now it cannot
be entered by the largest ships, on &C.
count of a bar across its mouth. Our
Government procured the grant of it
as coaling station in the reciprocity
treaty with Hawaii many years ago,
and, now that we are to annex the
islands there is double reason for ex-
aiming careful its capabilities and
needs.
The London Times once expressed
the value Of Pearl Harbor by declaring
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28

THE Denver Republican has been and
is among the ablest and most strenu.
GUS partisans of the free coinage of sill
yer, but it has no desire to coddle cal.
amity or to shut it's eyes on the good
times, at is a time" says this CHEEKY
silyerite, "for every one to take cour-
age and rejoice in the prosperity which
is knocking at our doors. 1t does not
make any difference how prosperity
has come. 1t is here"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28
THE WEEK.


Not for several years have the tele-
grapic reports from various cities in
all parts of the country been as en-
couraging or shown as uniform i'm
proYement as this week. The markets
are called crazy by some, but fairly
represent the people whose confidence
in the future is strong and increasing.
Nothing appears to check it, Rumors
of injury to crops are not sufficiently
supported to have much influence
The one temporary hindrance is the
strike of bituminous coal miners
which interferes as yet little with in
dustries, and seems likely to terminate
within g week. Fluctuations in the
stock and produce market do not al
ter the fact that, on the whole, they
are still tending upward. The demand
for money Improves, taking from New
\ ork to the interior about half mil.
lion more than was received during
the week, and offerings of commercial
loans are much larger, including con-
siderable iron and steel paper, and the
course of foreign exchange is gener
ally interpreted as an indication that
specie imports cannot be long delayed
-Dunn's Review.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28

AN exchange calls the Republican
party lucky because it went out of
power just before panic and came
back into power just as good times
are coming in again. The history of
the Republican party shows that good
times have always attended its manage.
ment of the nations financial and
industrial policies. There is some
thing more than luck in the coinci
dence.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28
NOTICE OF
SCHOOL ELECTION

NOTICE is hereby given that an
election will be held at the Pehey build.
ing on Front street, between the hours
of l and 5 o'clock pm, on
MONDAY, September 6, 1897,
for the purpose of choosing two trus-
tees for Caldwell Independent School
district No. %, Canyon County, Idaho,
to serve.a term of six years each.
Only resident freeholders or heads Of
families are entitled to vote.
r. A. CowDEN, President,
A. K. STEUNENBERG, Clerk. a2S
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court, Canyon County, Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate Of Daniel Kelleher,
deceased.
Nellie Keleher, Administrative of the estate Of
Daniel Kelleher, deceased, to the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims against said de-
vouchers, within four months after the first
publication of this notice, to said Administrative
at her place Of residence in Caldwell, Canyon
Ss0tn5y td SiS 81 70 n he dd Fs9gs hHdng
Caldwell, Idaho, the same being the places Of
the transaction OF business of said estate, in the
County of Canyon, State of Idaho.
NELLIE KELLEHER,
a7s4 Administrative.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28

that the nation that held Pearl Har-
Dor and moored its fleet there would
hold the key of the North Paciie.
Most properly, therefore, it was secured
long ago for our country, and very
careful dredgings have since been made,
to determine the character of the bar
and the probable cost of removing it,
while the Bennington's survey should
complete what we need to knowfabout
this hashoE.
Nevertheless, a fact of more conse-
quence is that we shall probably soon
have Honolulu harbor, which can re-
ceive out greatest warships. With all
Hawaii ours. the question will natar-
ally arise whether we shall need, at
least for the present, to fit up Pearl
HarbOr, since, with the bar removed,
and a coaling station established there,
it would require defences, whereas now
an enemy's big baJtleships cannot
enter at all. Honolulu harbor, on the
other hand, might require defences in
any case. However, the results of the
Bennington's survey will throw light
on this point.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28

HANNA is again buying up the
Populists in Ohio and bulling the
wheat market to boom the Mckinley
administration. If the Populists can
stand their part of it the farmers will
try hard not to complain. The only
man who weeps and walls is the Popo-
cratic editor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-28
THE DUCK WENT ON.

While hunting ducks yesterday af-
ternoon Sheriff PincOck's twelve year
old son was shot through the hand in
tiictlng a painful though not serious
wound. He accidently dropped the
gun and in an attempt to catch it be-
fore it struck the ground it was dis
charged, the ball striking between the
first and second finger going up clear
through the hand.-St. Anthony
Times.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-15

The Temple of Eaahiun vii
observe good Fridsy bF .aioaiisE
the establishment. Thus viii Doe q
boon to Mr.. SilVsis lnauy sissrsss
in more ways than one. sslnee
April j the boys have Dsen ~s1E
ing very hard almost 1nEin snrd
day in order TO accommodates the
steady stream Of ensiomers 1htfi
have been proiittne by Mr ElEs q
discount of rs pet ,oe1i ga the
actual cost. MIR. silva and aus
clerks viii work all deg END rShe
greater part of ionight. and tumHr-
row will ENJOY q much needed
rest. The entire siUtE vii iJe 20
arranged, and sa.urtisy anpnlnr
you will find everything M ''ssiiIsp
shape" The uFuG reduetiun ~
% per cent on the setual .s0fd Will
prevail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-15
alrsElnaI ks..clL.

The Warrimoo that is aezJJsGsst
here April l6 from Hietasls VIII
bring a large consignment ~
Original Book Bsef for the An
ehor Saloon. NLlle thane aiss
been Book Beer on the hgar9ar.u
market. ii does not bsgin 20 eDnl
pare NiL the oUnsiEUmaId riHa
the Anchor Klu have on LAP s.fses
the arrival Of the Wanrlm90- The
reason for this is thai sale Bod
that has already arrived Ne s9g
fresh. The Book Beer Al 1ie
States is made al the frst ST 1ise
year and kept Ill May T. HE oaD~
signment 70 arrive lie some If Eie
original beer and he gnanapssse ~
% lg..ei H. 60 d az ap-
ported. Wait ior Al. III SaI a'e
on tap al tie Ancitor tatsr de-
arrival of the Warrinoo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-15

70. a VIII VIII WIZ tNehAttA
A new quarantine notice s
published in this paper.
The Temple Of Fashion will be
closed tomorrow, Good Friday
The L. S. s. Philsdelphia h.
liable to put in appearance AT ANY
moment.
Uniform Rank knights are
called to a special meeting the
evening.
Japanese airs will be heard Al
the band concert at the hotel this
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. O. Irwin
will leave for the Coast on the
next Australia.
Japanese residents have teBGer-
ed banquet at the Hawaiian
hotel this evening to Consul l5eB-
eral Shimamura, the OCCASION be
ing his promotion 10 the posi- Oi
Minister Resident Minister
Cooper has ordered the GoyerB-
ment band to give concert at the
hotel in honor of the affair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-15
r~ENEE PEsoEsT s,ssasssss
what a Chinese gtsaisrapt uCsaseass
Nselsed sn Isssasaassssn.

what Chinese Et.ssSrasd 'Csa,easE
Nsei.ed sn I.ssaidassssn.
Alfred w. Carter iprssauted tine
annual account OF tine irnsisss OF
the estate of II. A.P. Carter he
fore Judge Perry who referred II
to Henry Smith as master dor e.
animation and report.
W. III. Baird. assignee OF tne
bankrupt estate of Wang 1,se La
Company, has filed mae ..ceonnt
with q petition for .his ,disnha-es
He collected $3.50 and ,dlsunzssr
s27o.5O An expenses, lesVing q
halaDce of SG7s.50 10 be paid a.
the creditors, winch Mill amount
to dividend Of 3011 percent -of al
claims proved.
John X. Colburn, assieDse, Ne.
California Feed Co, ls asaaIur
heard by Judge Perry. Cecil
Brown for plaintiff; Mseoap a.
Edings for defendant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL

plantation is in town today.
The Post Office will close for
the day at 10 o'clock a. m. tomor-
row,
Vehicles with rubber tires have
made their appearance in the
city.
There are now six mild cases
of smallpox at the quarantine sta
ton.
The Criterion barber shop
claims to have the best operatives
in town.
Maundy Thursday devotions
filled the Roman Catholic cathedral
this morning.
Government offices will close
unofficially tomorrow out Of res
pect to Good Friday.
Only one arrest today up to 2
o'clock. One Celestial for batter
ing another Celestial.
Mr.. Lanz is said to be the man
ager of an expedition that will
leave tomorrow on the Kinau for
an annual plover hunt.
Commissioners Halves will occu-
by the residence of T. II. Walker,
during the latter's absence in
England.
John nj. Dowsett has gone over
to Molokai for a few days. Dur
ing his absence Charles Hustace
is attending to his business.
Berthold Tours, the eminent
English composer, died lately.
His music has been sung FOR years
in the Anglican church Of Bono
lulu.
The wedding of Miss Fannie
May and w. III. Baird is announc-
ed to take place at st. Andrews
cathedral on Tuesday evening
next.
A joint entertainment will be
given by the kamehsmeha Girls /,
Preparatory and Manual Schools
on Saturday evening IN the gym
nasium.
All the pupils of Kamehameha
Boys School with the teachers will
spend their coming weeks yacs-
ton camping out in the noun
tains back of Waialua.
Public notice is given OF the
appointment of Messrs. Monsar-
rat and Shaw, veterinary sur
geons, as inspectors VI neat cattle
in regard to tuberculosis.
j. W. Gibbs, who picked up q
little newsboy and dashed him
down on the sidewalk, pleaded
guilty of an assault and was fined
SIS and 50 costs by Judge de la
Vergne this morning.
A special service for knights
Templar designed for Easter
Sunday has been postponed on
account of the quarantining OF
Minister Cooper, who is a high
funetionary of the mystic shrine.
Mrs. Z. ID. Tenney gave child
ren's party yesterday afternoon III
celebration of her eldest daughter
Wilhelmina' birthday, which was
attended by great many young
folks aud afforded them keen en-
Joyment.
The death is reported Of DIR.
Miller, of the United States Fish
Commission, at San Diego. He
was a veteran scientist in the ser
vice and will be regretted by
many friends he made in Homo
lulu on the visits Of the L. ;. 5
Albatross.
Good Friday services of 81. An
drew's cathedral second eopgregs.
ton will be held at a quarter to
ten morning and halfpast six
O'Clock evening. On Easter Sun
day the same church will have
celebration of the holy commu,
Mon ct $50 q. m.
Very little business was trans
acted in the police court this
morning. All Sing was re
primanded for violating carriage
regulations, and All Ping pleaded
guilty of opium in possession snc
had his sentence suspended. The
most Of the session was taken az
with the case of Antonio da Silva
do Ramos, who is accused o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-15
NOTICE.

All persons who haze PRr-
chased Lots from A. v. Gear
& Co. ia the sUbufbap tract
known as the "Hapiolani Park
addition" arepotifeA that +heiJ
agreements are now ready for
signature and payment of 80
Lnstalmeut.
A. " GEAJi q 90,
2lQ King SSeet,
~ Al purchasers WIG q0
notpay list lastdmapt 5yfqes-
day viii forfeit a. el~m
5S5-4t
Evening star., 1897-07-27
COMPLETING ARRANGENe>TS
i"e norton Cadets Will he Np,r.
prfnte1y Welcomed Homc

Inc preparations for the reception of ,la
-noi'oh cadets on their return home To-
','oiio" are going an apace. and there will
u'uotiess be general turnout of cit,z.ps
10 give the brave boys a glad weIc,,,o
nome. The fact that the Mortons win ,.-
'ui" "i'hout the cup will doubtless cause a
greater popular demonstration than would
M "a.e peeh the case had they brought IL
with them. as the people here share the
opinion OF The people OF San Antonio IN,
.'ie washington boys Were clearly victors
II. lhe contest, and hence will show their
ssihpa.hy as well as their appr, citation for
the cadets i'i
rue organizations which will turn mn, "a
-. 'he CADETS and escort them from tba
oepot ~, on Their arrival here will be decide
on tonight and the other final arr 49,
iiThts @ VIII be also included
~ nt pahiuet at Freund's tomorrow NIGH,
HnISh w a bring to close the celabraf afion
VI M .lie honie-co ming of the Mortons viii ba
piiniaht affair, and will be attended nv,
a NUMBER OF distinguished guests as u,ai,
as the drill team and the stay-at-homes
Evening star., 1897-07-27
Boys in Camp.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.


POINT LOOKOUT Md, July %, 1897
There were five additions to the camping
colony at this point last Saturday. when
that many hoys came down from Washing
ton TO camp out for six weeks. The new
campers are J. William Beatty, DIR. Clarke
J. Morrison. Robert Mcpherson, r. H. Ole
son and W. G. Stuart. They reached the
Point Saturday evening from MilIer's
wharf. where they landed from the steamer
Sue. Tents We're up in double quick time
and the boys We're soon enjoying them
selves in true outdoor style. The camp is
one of the neatest and the outfit one of the
most complete ON the shore.
In the sleeping tent there is a neat board
floor. covered with Japanese mating The
cooking apparatus Is of the best and the
meals the boys cook are tempting enough
to tickle the palate of a connoisseur AL
though this is e. very healthful place the
boys are being very carefully looked after
by DR.. Morrison, and they will not suffer
for want of attention in case of sickness
There is excellent Grabbing and fishing
here, and the boys have good sport al the
time. The bathing is of the best, and the
boys will be well burned when they return
The camp has been named Camp Strout
In honor of Mr.. ]. c. Strout of Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1897-07-27
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales--regula. ean-12 O'clock -MetrepoIitan
EalEoaS Rans % & s 81 $50 at M ectse ss Iss,
American Graphophone 20 at g., Pneumatic Gun
50 at e 10 ss % 0 It. 80
at l5si 100 at 1o7s; 100 at l5S Is at l3k 80 At
SS at ssSs i; i5 az K at M hisF
Linotype; % at us; 10 s at us % -..- .., 10,
Is 1901, currency. lI2s bid. Water stock Is. 1903
currency. ll2.s bid. s.G0s. funding, currency. iio
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Metropoitan Railroad IS.
1867 bid. Metropolitan Railroad COW, 6s III hid.
Metropoltan Raj road certificates of indebtedness.
A, los bid Metropolitan Railroad certificates OF
indebttdn S. R 1ysh 10 asssd lu%sia Rail Rail-
pany @ Is, series A, ito Lid. washinEton Gas Com
series n 4, bid Ess,rs sss o,ams s..
Telephone IS, 1oa bid. American Security and
Trust s. and Al loS hid aoo ATer sS ssgy
Marke, Marke, company company tmp. M ss. @ iSs bid wasns;cn
Market Company ext. Gs, los bid Masonic Hall
National Bank stosxs.-Bank of Washington, 2tso
saa ss1 pia sans slo @ asked %na bid
and Mechanics l55 bid, las asked 10, Second s, l3o
coin, COLI iSe bid, lOI asked Ohio. % asked
Deposit and Trust. x1e0 asked. Washington Loan
and Trust, xI1s bid, 124 asked. American Security
and Trust, AZ bid Washington Safe Deposit %
''R railroad stocks-capi.al TractIon. 5!G Lid. 90
asked. Metropolitan III Nosuh"ia, w pAu.
BeIt 20 asked lexington. ~ asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks washington , Gas
s Electric Light 9s bid, 95 asked.
Insurance Stocks. -Firemen's. 80 bid ss asked.
Franklin rs bid. Metropolitan. 65 bid, 20 asked.
Corcoran Sd hid Potomac, 67ls Lid. Arlington.
las bid. German American, 100 & bid Nationsi e,s
RIGGS, * bid. sit asked Lincoln, xs1a bid. Com
me- rcial, Az hid. 49, 80
Title Insurance Sioeks-Real Estate Title, los
asked Columbia Title, 5 hid. asked
Telephone sto, Pennsylvania. ss bid 90 asked
lean f;raphophone. 81 bid, on asked. American
Grapaophone. preferred: 10 bid. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, 40 BID, Al asked
miscellaneous sStocxs-Mersenthaler Linotype. 1ls
bid, 1854 asked Lanston Monotype. lsE bid 10
asked Washington Market, 10 bid. Great Falls
Ice lis bid. 125 asked.
xEx. DIV.
Evening star., 1897-07-27
Senator Hanna is Pleased With Work
Of Special Session.
TARIFF BILL Is ALL IT SHOULD Be
Predicts That Business Will Revive
Now That It is Law.
ITS BEARING ON OHIO
special Dkpatch TO The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July Ex-senator NJ.
A. Hanna. chairman of the national repub-
1ican committee, is delighted with the work
of the special session of Congress.
Il think the tariff bill just passed is the
best the country has ever had" said Sena-
tor Hanna. II think it will receive less
criticism than any previous bill pro-
tective measure 1t is a particularly good
bill for the interests of the state of Ohio.
Ohio is large wooi-growins state. and in
the present bill there is the best wool
schedule contained in any bill previously
made into a law
Tne infant industries, pottery, tile, glass,
ETC., are all well protected, and they are
the ones that needed protection. The
metal schedule is lowered because that in
dustry may now be regarded as ON its feet
The iron ore schedule was left as in the
Wilson law. because it was sufficiently pro-
tected.
There have been evidences for some
weeks of good effects when the bill be-
came a law" added Senator Hanna.
business men have been waiting for it's
passage and business has almost burst the
bonds that have been holding it in cheek.
Bill Will bring Prosperity.
There never has been a doubt in my
ihihu tndt the passage OF a wise tariff
measure would bring about this effect, and
now that the bill is passed, and know its
applications, 1 am absolutely sure that bus
iress will soon be restored to its normal
condition, and from the fact that stocks
are low all over the country it must follow
that our manufacturers will commence to
fill the demands of our home markets.
In addition we have good harvest and
good demand for its products, and, best
of ALL confidence will be restored and idle
capital will seek investment. This will
stimulate production, and trade will be in
creased. and before the election next fall
We shall the realization of all our
prophecies to the extent that we would
care for. l don't want to see boom in
business, nor speculative trading.
Has Come to Stay.
I'm my judgment this bill has come to
stay. There may develop some errors In
it which can be remedied by resolution
easily at any time, but the bill itself IS Of
srch a character that 1 believe the tariff
question is wholly settled for one decade at
least, if not for two Based upon that, l
predict a continued success for the repub-
liCan party"