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Lathers, Union.

A meeting of the Lathers' union was
held last night in Assembly hall. when
the delegates to the Building Trades
council were instructed to vote. against
the proposed amendment to article 8,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-12
SCHOOL For GIRLe

Graham Hall: Select boarding and day
school for girls. Fitting School for Smith,
Vassar, Wellesley Bryn Mawr and other
leading colleges for women. A D. HALL,
A. NJ. Principal; Zulema A Ruble, A.
B., Carrie F. Bartlett, Associate Princi-
pals
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NLany state Certifieatea

More than 500 state certificates have
been issued to teachers who have had five
years or more Of successful experience.
but no other certificates will be issued on
these terms after Aug. /
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VITAL STATISTICS.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Leigh R, Freeman, Mary R. Whitaker.
Paul Nodler, Marion Cooper.
John B. Smith, Julia ] Cremer
A. Alderman, Dorothea Won Norbeck.
John ]. Handy, Evangeline Goodraw.
Charles Van BelleW, Emma HarWell
BIRTHS.
Mrs. DIN B. Lewis, 444 Hall av., boy.
Mrs. F. Hendrikson, White Bear road boy.
Mrs Mrs John ". Lux, 2 r. aurora av, girl.
Mrs. r, Woinstein, PSI e. Fillmore, boy.
DEATHS.
Baby Eldridge, mos, 666 Laurel
Harriet Gardoppe SO yrs, Central av.
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Use Schoch's xxx First Patent Flour
the best made. because 1t makes more
winter and better bread than any other
Hour manufactured and costs less than
any other high grade -four
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-12

Phosphate, Strawberry, Wild Cherry
ana raspberry, made from fresh
fruits in our own manufacturing de-
partment and guaranteed strictly
pure. Per bottle I
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Baptist Young Peop 1,.i5. IN TGn,on

Going Via the North Western Line r. ~
annual International convention at Cin'
cinnati July 18th to 18th, S2i.W Tor tpa
round trip. Particulars Of agents. 'Ae
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-12

Richard H Pagan, appellant, vs. The
Huntress & Brown Lumber Conpanv
ct al, respondents.
Syllabus-The tax Judgment described
in the opinion held void on its face for
uncertainty in the description of the
land and in the statement Of the amount
OF the judgment Order affirmed
n
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-12
BID ON GUN CARRIAGES.

Hoist and Derrick Company May
Build Fifteen.
The American Hoist and Derrick COM
pany had bid among those opened July
for the construction Of fifteen gun car
riages for the government, but has not
been informed of the result Of the COM
petition. The carriages were for Uncle
Sans big defenders. and cost about s., COO
apiece.
A forty-ton crane for the League Island
navy yard is now under construction and
will be ready for delivery about Sept l.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-12
REP RITE POOLING DEAL.
st. Paul Traffic officials Deny
knowledge of 1t.

st. Paul Traffic Officials DENY
knowledge of 1t.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE general freight
agents of leading Western roads have
formed an arrangement for the pooling Of
business. Joint agencies are to be es-
tablished at Kansas City, Omaha and st.
Paul. H. H COPYRIGHT has been ap
pointed to manage the Kansas City office
and is in charge of the Omaha office
temporarily. The Kansas City office will
handle traffic for adjoining cities, includ-
ing st Joseph, Atchison and Leaven-
worth. The Omaha branch covers Sioux
City, Lincoln and Beatrice st. Paul looks
after Duluth, Minneapolis and other
points in the vicinity. Permanent agents
Will soon be appointed In Omaha and st,
Paul.
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessons ambition; beauty, vigor
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-12
COFFEE,

COFFEE = Our Private Growth,
Java and Arabian Mocha is fresh
roasted every day and ground and
puIVerlzed to order. Nothing bet
ter in the market; per lb.... a
Our best Java and Mocha Coffee, per
10, S5c; lbs; ............... 81 4
Try Sehoch's Combination Coffee at.
per 10 .......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
me same as that for which you pa
elsewhere 25c and 40c
The Best Golden Rio Coffee, per h.. Is
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sCHoOL FOR BOYs

Morgan Hall: Select boarding and day
school. The Minneapolis Fitting School
for Harvard, Yale Princeton, Annapolis
and West Point. Morgan Hall IS in close
touch with the great universities Of the
East, following the courses of study pre-
scribed, the kind of training approved,
and using regularly their examfIlc tons
A D. HALL, A NJ, Principal, 17l3 Mic
ollet Ave, Minneapolis
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RurTER AND PRnVlslnNs

Fresh Dairy Butter, in and 10-lb
Jars, per Id ................16c, TIC and 1Sc
Crown Brand Creamery Butter, the
worlds best butter, per lb............ 23c
Fancy Brick Cheese, per lb.. 1Sc
New York Export Cheese, per lb.... 1ec
Fine Full Cream Cheese, per h. 49,. .12%c
Salt Mackerel, each ................,.. 10c
Whole Codfsh, per Id. ............ 5c
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"HOME BAKED" sPEcIALrvEs
FIRE 81 EVERY HOUR.

Doughnuts, per dozen .......
Snow Flake Bread, per loaf .........
Large loaves Rye Bread, per loaf
summons, Health Bread, per loaf -.
Peach, Blackberry. Raspberry and
Cherry Pies, all made from fresh
fruit, each .......
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The Andrew SGlOCl Grocery Co..

ne Northwest's Greatest Grocery Stores"
7th d broadway. 9TH e. st. Peter
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Thomas H. Riley, appellant, VS.. The Min
neapolis Street Railway Company. re

SyIIabus-1. AS q general rule it is a
question of fact for the jury to be de-
termined from all the circumstances of
each case, whether a party Is guilty of
negligence in attempting to cross a street
railway track without first looking and
Listening for approaching cars. ~
Rule applied, and, held, that the
question Of the plaintiffs contributory
negligence, In this case, was one of fact
and not of law. Order reversed.
Start c. /
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8 DC.
Per Package. 26c.

'ry a package of Schoch's Old Domin.
Ceylon Tea, unequaled in flavor ard
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-12

Baking Powder, highest quality. pure
cream of tartar, absolutely pure, per
can > -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-12

Gooseberries, 16-quart case, fancy,
- '..''.-. 81 %
Blackberries. quarts ........... 25c
Black Raspberries, per case......,..SN
German Prunes, per basket 25c
Blueberries, fancy 16-quart case.....d 50
Red Raspberries, fancy, per pail. 81 Is
Apples, Duchess per peck ............ he
Apricots, 1a-bushel case, fancy...I. *
Pineapples, fancy, for preserving, per
dozen -. ............. .....$1. so
Peaches, fancy Southern, per basket. 95c
Pears fancy California, per u bushel
~ ate 49,. Observation-Disclosures. soc
Melons. Sweet Gem, per doz........... SOC
ETiit per qozeh :........:... 15c
Fruit Jars, Mason's, quarts, per doz 5Oc
Currants, l6-quart case fancy........s125
Use schoch's Triple FIAvOrIng Ex-
tracts for lee Cream.
Bottles for root beer, patent stop-
PSio' uOZ ---... Observation-Disclosures. 75c
Eggs, three dozen ............... &c
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Marie Nelson, respondent, VS.. City of
St. Paul, appellant.
Syilabus-Held, following Nieol VS.: st.
Paul, that the provisions of the defend
ants charter as to giving notice of per-
sonal injuries were repealed by Laws
1897, c. 24S. Order affirmed.
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Main StOre.............7th and Broadway
Uptown stOre..-.....Library Building

The goods we offer today are VERY
special" values, regular "SCHOCH OF
FERINGS" in every respect.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
BIG FALLS
PLATED
Tams Bixby's Big Fork City
Now Has LOts-..It Will
Boom Next Year.
deer River News)

County Surveyor Brown and Mike
Morrison returned yesterday from Big
Falls, on the Big Fork, where they
completed plat Of q forty-acre town
site for Tams Bixby. This is part OF
the tract Of the state land which sold
for $275 per acre q few weeks ago. AT
this point the Brainerd & Northern
Mimi, and the Itasca Lumber com
pany's road ere surveyed to cross,
which together with the great water
power contained in the falls will in a
short time make this one of the most
thriving little cities ID the state. The
property is in Section So, Town 155-
Is, which Is just 60 miles due north OF
Deer River. #3
Dan Campbell has a homestead in
about the best part of the location and
lit Is said Bixby has offered him 81, 600
for his claim. The homesteader has
not yet accepted the offer, and in COM
pany with a Northern Pacific repre-
sentative he went to Duluth this week
to hear a proposition from that COM
pany. .
George T. Robinson, Of Deer River,
Is holding down claim just below
the falls on the opposite side Of the
river from the new townsite. Mr..
Robinson's land takes in over halt a
mile Of the waterpower, which makes
it valuable piece Of property.
It is generally believed that the
railroads will extend to the falls next
summer, and II that is done the new
town will start with q lively boom.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
BRYAN'S IMPERIALISM.

The Is to ] folly has been again
fastened to the mature heart of the
democracy by the dominating quality
of one man who is playing the role OF
Caesar while he cries out against
Caesarism. In order to hold together
populists OF Minnesota and the Dako-
tas, who stand for principle on the
housetops and greed for office in the
ante-rooms, he has again ing1oriously
sacrificed all that the democratic
party has ever held dear, and he runs
TO cover under furious platform
fusilade of great and venerated names,
the possessor of no one of which
would commend his course. The
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
OBITUARY.

Michel Spain, one Of the pio-
neer citizens of this village
passed away, Saturday morning, Aug.
"A, after q lingering illness Of over
two years with that dreaded disease,
consumption. Although confined to
his bed but short time, the end was
long expected.
He leaves q wife and two children,
two brothers, Tom Spain Of Wheaton,
Mimi, and VIM. Spain Of Montana,
and one sister, Mrs. NJ. J. Grady o.
ST. Paul. His sister, and his brother,
Tom, were present with the family
during the last moments. The de-
ceased was a son-in-law Of G. M. Car.
son and wife, and was Al years old
being born in st. Paul in 1859.
Funeral services we're conducted al
the Catholic church Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, and procession Of ter
carriages followed the loved one to the
village cemetery where the body was
inferred.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16

The county Fathers have decided to
submit to the people the proposition
of bonding the county for s1O, 600
toward building q court house. This
sum, together with the sale price Of
the present court house and lots,
ought to build q court house of size
and style in keeping with the growing
Importance OF our county. The luns
ber companies may kick and snort,
but we believe most Of our settlers
will agree that the proper timeto build
is before our pine lands are denuded.
And the bonds can be taken up and
paid for before this comes to pass.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
COMMENT IS NECESSARY.

Over ia the st. Cloud district the
Republicans want Judge Searle re-
elected without opposition in order to
keep the Judiciary out OF politics.
Searle is a Republican. In the Brain
erd district the Republicans have nom
mated a candidate against Judge Hol-
land and have nothing to say about a
non-partisan judiciary. Judge Holland
is a Democrat. Comment is unneces-
sary. Duluth Herald.
Comment is necessary. In the first
place D. B. Searle is one Of the ablest
jurists in the state. The number OF
cases where he has been reversed BY
the supreme court are few and far be-
tween. Even the Most rabid democrats
OF his district have not even Whisper
ed d doubt as to his ability and fair
ness during the 10 years he has been
on the bench. Compare his record
with our district judge. While his
honesty and integrity may be on q par
with Judge Searle, the records show
that no other Judge in the state. DEM
ocrat, republican or no-party man,
has within the past twelve years been
reversed by the supreme court on SO
large a proportion Of his cases, as
has Judge Holland. Like the Mime
apolis base ball club, he stays at the
bottom Of the list.
Non-partisanship in judicial mat
tiers is often like civil service reform
Its warmest supporters are those
who seek It's direct benefits. They
wish to use it as rope to tie themselves
to the Office or as a ladder to get in.
In this district few republicans are
shrieking for q snon-partisan judge"
and yet many Of them have no more
respect for reform than a hog has for
d parlor suite. AS a rule, the nom
partisan issue should claim the ut
most respect of every good citizen.
But in the present case, such an issue
is out OF the question. How long
would the democrats OF the st. Cloud
district stand for" non-partisanship,
had Judge Searle's record been no
better than that of Judge Holland?
The Shevlin Graphic states the matter
we'll enough when it says:
In the fight over the district iudg-
ship between Judge Holland and At
torney MEG lenahan, the fight is not
alone between democrat and re-
publican. MeClenahan bases his
claim to the Office on the fact that
Judge Holland is not giving the best
service. OF all the cases he has tried
which have gone to the higher courts,
our present Judge has been reversed
nearly so per cent. In other words,
his decisions have been right only
about half the time when tested by
higher courts. With such poor
showing, is it not time that a better
man should be sought for?
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16

The Cass Lake Times wasted a
column last week in relating dream
Of one Charley. who looked through
the clouds and beheld Mark Hanna
melting up the golden streets OF
Heaven out of which to make coin for
a campaign fund. This nightmare was
due, says the Times, to the fact that
Charley slept at Bemidii that night
and dined off Lake Bemidji pickerel. .
1--WE are not surprised at his expert
ence;;'' concluded editor Ives, 1T
might have been worse 1.-The OTHER
PLACE was not far away He is
right. The ssother place. is less
than twenty miles east of Bemid il.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
G. S. Benson, chairman Of til

G. S. Benson, chairman Of the
late republican congressional
convention held at Duluth, has an
5nonnced the personnel Of the repub-
lican congressional committee which
will manage the campaignin the Sixth
district this fall. Many Of the mem-
bers are reappointed and bring to the
committee q ripe experience in matters
political. f. E. Searle is chairman
and the committeeman by counties are
as follows:
Aiken, Carlton Graves, Aitken.
Anoka, Henry Lee, Anoka, Beltrami,
w. F. Street, Bemidji; Benton, John
Burski, Saux Rapids; Carlton, Fred
d. Vibert, Cloquet; Cass, a. McBride,
Walker; Cook, Charles J. Johnson,
Grand Grand Marias; Grow Wing, A.
F. Ferris, Brainerd; Hubbard, E. r.
Hines, Hubbard; Itasca, G. G. Nc
Carly, Grand Rapids: Lake, Thomas
Gwen, Two Harbors; Mile Laos, L.
S. Briggs, Princeton; Morrison, J.H.
Rhodes, Little Falls; Pipe, J. Y.
Breckenridge, Pine City; st. Louis,
William Getty, Duluth; Sherburne,
Frank B. Knapp, Big Lake; Stearns,
G. S. Benson, ST. Cloud; Todd, A.
w. Sheets, Long Prairie: Wadena, G.
G.. Eastman, Wadena; Wright, Geo.
C. Carpenter, Buffalo.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
THE TIME TO ACT.

Mr.. Kendall, the right-of-way man
for the Minnesota s. Northern line, is
Is town in the interest OF his road. He
says that unless there is considerable
opposition among our people, the
road will likely be built along the
west shore Of Lake Bemidji. He claims
there are only eight land owners
effected besides the Bemidii Townsite
Company and that he has an option
from the latter to build along the
the water front OF their properly. He
furthermore says that he finds little
opposition among the people here as
TO said plans.
We do not know whom he has seen,
but we do know that the people Of Be-
midi are severely against any move
to desecrate the beauty Of our lake
shore. We believe every person here
who treasures the welfare Of our
town, every person who intends to
make this their home, every person
who has an eye for natural beauty and
an appreciation ofwhat good looks
mean for q town, are opposed to Civ
ing up this right-of-way.
II these people would get together
and sound the bugle Of wrath, they
may prevent the worse calamity which
can happen to q summerresort town. If
they sit supinely on the Indifferent
seat, they mag awake to find our west
shore torn up and strewn with track
age and the prettiest town ia the state
despoiled OF its greatest treasures.
The character Of Bemidji when her
wrath is stirred, IS pretty well known,
and If she registers a firm, decisive
kick. we believe the railroad company
will respect her wishes. Now is the
time to act. A mass meeting Of the
citizens will do much towards avert
ing the threatened mutilation.
We hardly believe the Townsite
Company has given any option, as
claimed. II it has, then in our opin-
ion, it deserves the title Of traitor,
and deserves the i'll will OF every citi-
zen who believes that God nevermade
our beautiful glittering shores for q
dirty coal yard or a littering place
for box cars. Citizens, will you sit
and lose. or rise to win?
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
Republican County Convention
and Primaries.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a Republican county conven-
ton held at the court house, in the
village Of Bemidji, Mimi, Saturday u,
Sept. 9Th, A. D. 1900, at 2 o'clock p.
M, for the purpose Of electing dele
gates to the Republican legislative
convention for the Sixty-first 1egisla-
tive district Of the State Of Minnesota,
to be held on Tuesday, September il,
1900, at the city Of Red Lake Falls,
MINI.
Each election precict in the county
shall be entitled to three deleg ates, to
be selected BY the Republican electors
at primary elections to be held in each
precinct at 2 o'clock p. M, Thursday,
the 9Th day Of September, 1900, at such
places il the several precincts as shall
be designated BY the precinct commit
tee. EDWARD KAISER,
Chairman.
Il F. j. Dunwoody,
Secretary.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16

democracy proper, standing for the
great issues Of free trade, rehabilita-
ltion OF American shipping, and honest
money, is nowhere visible in the Kan.
sas City platform. 1t has not ever
the stalking qualities Of a ghost be-
hind the scenes.
The King! The Kingtn That il
all there is upon the stage. IF bic
does blanch, 2 said Hamlet. But this
king does not blanch. He keeps his
countenance as though it were faith
fit for q crusade that upheld him, and
this in the face of actual experience, Of
everyday having and doing. No such
conspicuous example Of absolutlsm in
folly was ever before known III poll
tics. Even Gen. Coxey knows better;
and Brown his Colonel. /, And all
the substantial interests OF the DEM
ocracy held up their fingers In fair
warning.
Fifteen millions year balance
against us in the PHILIPPINES was yell
ing in his ears. The Chinese cotton
tradethe only market abroad that is
worth a penny to the millions of new
spindles in the Southwas in the
Philippine chorus. The Cuban and
Porto Rican balances Of almost $50, :
900, 600 . year against us--in normal
SIS -.
years were growing over the New
York bank counters. But never an
ear had he for any OF these things.
Anti-imperialism and anti-sonnd
money questioning the power and
wealth and goodness Of his own gov
ernment and his own people, wherever
their trade or their arms might be
found, Is his stock ia trade, and he
has thrown democracy overheard, to
take saly alton planks from whatever
direction they may be thrown.
I'd What cares he for the cotton trade?
or the iron and steel marked? or the
increase 81 our merchant marine? An
exchequer report, to Judge, by his
oratory in practical politics, never
entered into his calculations OF state
craft. He breathes the ford air Of
Edmund Burke, Of Mirabeau and Of
Cicero, but has not learned the first
lessons Of power from Pitt, or Bis
marck, or Gladstone. Mr.. Bryan
should abandon Imperialism, and
start in afresh as comptroller Of
the currency, or master Of statistics
for the agricultural department, or as
collector Ut customs at some Pacific
coast port. He may then learn sonle-
thing practical which, added to his
exuberant rhetoric, might make Of
him really great man, If not . states
man.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
There appears to be a severe alta,

There appears to be severe attack
OF ignorance on the part of some
people as to the proper relations of
our railroad connections. AS we un-
derstand it, and our acknowledgements
from railroad sources, the Northern
Pacific holds 20 per cent of the Brain
erd & Northern Minnesota Railway
stock, but no absorption has taken
place. The latter road is not running
on the fusion ticket. Officials of the
Northern & Pacific are incorporators
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
\ statistical crank, with lots Of time

"A statistical crank, with lots Of time
on his hands, has given Us some fig
ures on the Chinese problem which
some Of our blood-thirsty jingoes
should pause and read, then pause
again. He says that if the nations OF
the earth were to begin fighting China
and should kill Cinnamon attherate Of
II, 600 day for 100 years there would
still be enough Cinnamon left to occu-
py attention Of few missionaries
that is, not less than 1862, 600, 900.
Their sacred queues tied end to end
would encircle the earth 400 times or
would make binding Irvine enough to
take care OF the worlds wheat crop
for 200 years.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16

The democrats are now beginning to
tell the voters confidently, with a gem
tie shrug Of the shoulders, that the
free silver plank was put in the st.
Louis platform merely to please
Bryan. And the voters are expected
to give up their prosperity and ideas
of right by turning down Mckinley
Merely to please Bryan. Will
they do It? We guess nit.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
STATE TICKET.

Governor. Samuel x. Van SAINT.
Lieut.. Governor. I. Lyndon A. Smith.
Secretary of State. Peter E. Hansen.
Treasurer. j julius FL. Block.
Attorney General w. B. Douglas.
Chief Justice g. M. Start.
Associate Justice. 4. Ill. w. Collins.
Railway and Warehouse Commits
,Chas. r. Staples, 2 years; >. q.
Miller. a years; Ira B. Mills, 4years.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16

OF the new Minnesota & International
line, therefore the new line to Rainy
lake region will for the present be
more closely identified with the North
|ern Pacific company than with the
Brainerd & Northern. 81
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
County Superintendent.

wish to say to my friends through
out the county that I am q candidate
for the office Of county superintendent
of schools OF Beltrani county, subject
to the action Of the republican con-
vention.
S. e. GREGG.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16

the 10th day OF August, 1900, at such
places in the several precincts as shall
be designated by the precinct commit
tee. 5sg
F. y. DUNWooDY, EDW KAISER,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
I Judge of Probate.

I wish to inform my friends and ac-
quaintances and voters of Beltrami
county In general, that am a candid
ate for the reelection to the Office Of
Probate Judge, of Beltrami county, i
did not think it necessary to make
this announcement before as thought
all my friends knew that was in the
field. Respectfully,
g. M. CARSON,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-08-16
For Judge Of Probate.

Since it is in fashion, | would res
spectfully announce myself as a cam
didate for nomination to the Office OF
Judge of Probate at the next election,
subject to the Republican County
Convention. PORTER NYE.