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The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
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-. Paul. MIMI. Nov. S. SIOUX
Falls, ;. d.. special 10 IA" Dispatch
snls; II prrIi", IA" formation of u
new party. based IN the protests al
ih" outraged against r"publicanism
~ taught 10y Mark Hanna" declared
United States senator lriiigr,w yrs'
irr,lny morning. lie had just irlt his
home. Ia which he Withdrew Tuesday
night when the first considerable
batch al kilograms arrived from south
Dakota, SAW how II was going aud
went home. For weeks ! have told
the national commiilr" We were dr.
frai"i ~ South Dakota. hut they have
kept claiming III" state aud have
h""n working for political effect. No.
! W., not Disappointed. I slept well
last night. ! will remain IN Sioux
Falls and ! am NOW going Ia resume
N, mill north at lown. Defeat j. the
NOR" welcome In me-. Ms II has come.
than victory would have been " IL
camc - iulorsing the sort of policy
which 'h" republican party repre-
s"nis.
IVES, of course. | viii h" IN the now
party. What IL will u" cnll.,i = If
it'll" moment. u may n" 'so"ihl IT.
bor' or II may Il" IA" new democracy.
u viii he mad" M of parsons iiscon-
tented with the elements IN politics,
rs u protest ngnimi the existing CON
ditions AMI u present tendency IT
things. The movement viii grow rap
ldlN and believe viii defeat the re-
publican party in 1901. The Mark
Hanna rrpnhli"nnism m"par', III" -
public. The concentration of wealth
will Great" an influence soon to re-
strict the right al suffrage until cap
italiSts viii say ne nnr j. III 10 take
part IN the p]oyoiuunut who does not
SNOW enough To- make money. =
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

worid's ra,r.
With hut one precinct In Kansas city
~ hear from the republicans got III,
entire vote In Jackson county upon
county candidates.
The democrats claim Ia have elected
H. "f ia" ~ congressman IN the state.
u II certain that they have secured
~ least ~. liar'hold trcp) from the
Tenth district. and Joy (rcp.) from
the Eleventh district. were reelected.
james lIn,icr has been elected ~ con.
gr"ss IN III" Twelfth district over
william Horton by u purali', at about
1000. III" republican committee saws
II hns i%niispuinhlc evidence "f fraud
and boasts that iiuilrr viii never I've
scented.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09
Statemen, by Chairman Of Repub-
licsn Congressional Committee.
tue OPIy,Oy or LOCDENSrAGER.
Secretary krrr. of the %Ib-no~,ai e Con.
g. ..'"""i C"mw s'--. Twp ~..~s ~.
Opi"to,s-Pss.s SAY. ~, k,niry Tia.
3UH Z ,otHit,tr


Chicago. Nov. S.-At ten O'Clock last
night congressman Joseph ". iiaI,.
rock. chairman at The republican cou.
pr,ssional committee, ISSUED the fol.
lowing statement: ''Thr democrats
have elected solid conpi, ssiunal dele.
cations ~ III" following states. VIZ:
Nlahnma. Arkansas. Colorado. Florida.
Georgia. Louisiana. Mississippi. Mon.
inna. N,,n,ia. South Carolina. Texas
nnd Virginia ~apgr"gniinp 80 members.
The republicans have elected solid
cong, ssiunni Delegations ~ III" foI.
lowin states. VIZ: California. Ton.
mciicui. Delaware. Idaho. Iowa. Kan.
SaS. Maine. Maryland. Michigan. Min.
m"Suin. New Ilnmr>hirr. north pa.
ko'n. Oregon. Rhode island. south
Dakota. I tab. vermont. Washington.
West Virginia. Wisconsin aud W,on.
ing. ~ngg"iaiing ~ members.
THE republicans have elected I!
mrml"rs IN Illinois. ~" drmorrnis
ten, lorimrr nud Rod, ni"Fg. rrpul,.
leans. having hr"u defeated. IN In.
diana Ne elect nine and iir demo.
Gratis our. the representation remain
ing ilu same ~ now. In kentucky
the r,pulii"JuS elect two. IN the Iifth
aud Eleventh districts: aud the ,lrm-
urrn's sis. with the Third. ninth aud
Tent, ~ doubt. Massachusetts. ~.
pul,li"an> ten. democrats three. snnir
~ new. Missouri. republicans two.
democrats ~. with on" district. the
Fourteenth. IN dount. Nebraska. re-.
pul,licanS iva. democrats one. with
III" Third, Fourth aud Firth districts
~ doubt. New Jersey. republicans
SIX, democrats two. same us now.
New York. republicans 80. democrats
~. "" gnin ~" First. Third. Fourth.
Fourteenth. sixteenth aud Twentieth
districts IN New York. North caro-.
lima. republicans two. Ia the Eighth
aud Ninth districts: democrats seven.
Ohio. republicans u. democrats g..
We gain the Third. the DAYTON dis.
irict. hy ,uo. aud the Twelfth, Col.
nmhus. the district of Congressman
Lent, lay ~. pennsylvania. republic
ans 20, Democrats three. with the
rwcniy.riehih district IN doubt. We
gain IA" rhl'd. Twelfth. Thirteenth.
Nineteenth. rwrnty-si>ih aud Tween.
iy-sr,cnih districts IN PENNSYLVANIA.
T"nnrssr, republicans two, demo-
Gratis eight, snnc rs now.
"ruial republicans elected. an.. dem
"crnls. ~; doubtful. eight. The
present congress n elected contains
u; republicans: opposition, l;..
Representative I~.ouIrns'nprr, who
u In charge of ia" eastern hraduunr-
tiers of III" republican congressional
committee. said last night M Wash
ing'on that his returns and the press
dispatches Indicated that the rcpul-
licaus would have POS members IN the
next hn'is" Of Representatives. against
~ for the opposition. Al the head
quarters of the democratic
sionnl committee. Mr.. Kerr. the seq
rotary, dcuird the claims made hy IN,
republicans tn II majority of from 10
~ - ~ the n"Nt house. lie SAYS that
the information he has received makes
II certain thai the democrats viii
hnvr M 'rnsi 100 mrHhrrs, with the
->p'c Of one or two more sputs
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-09

WHEN are SIN ~ doubt. leaving the
republicans u majority on the face
of present adviccs Of only %.
Ga W.. 3Os D., ~torai v,,.. fo- wcK,o,.v,
Chicago. Nov. 81 Republican M.
'ional headquarters was the scene Of
u continuous love feast all day aud
well Into the night. Returns received
- The various members of the ma
fiunnI committee all went Ia confirm
~" p,nrial result announced Tu,s,jp,
night. though IN many instances the
o,"r~nnruinp rommii,c, men were
obliged 10 reduce their first pr,,I;,.
tions regarding the size Of President
McEinlcy's plurality. Nothing was
received. however. that caused n
dis1uiriulc. Vice Chairman ra,pc
remarked: 1--WE know We have won
and won easily. Nothing can worry
~ now" During the afternoon Mr..
'nyn" issued u statement claiming nos
electoral votes for Mckinley. hut he
S"' mel none too confident that this
number would lm the result. TN, 1os
included the vote at Kentucky and
wv N''hN''N''bf" I'VE NSSsfftrtS Of the
republicans from the state that they
had carrie. ~, sirir. there was moi
much c"uiil"uc" f'li ~ the head.
quarters tat HruiurL, had rome r..
publican In Nebraska the feeling
was pusiii," aud the assurances from
republican headers IN that state all
stated that Nrkinlry had certainly
carried the sat" 10y anywhere from
l.nnn Ia i.uNu.
rec ted - safe. SrHats.
Washington. Nov. :. The mex, SEN.
ate. nssuu'n p That The state ~irpisln.
iur,s viii fuliiil their duiN nnl ,hnnsr
s'nitois "a repre- Nui their states, will
B'nnd. uu ~" hH.is nf rut ln,'s ,Irr.
ion. ~ republicans. 90; ~irmlrrnis nn,l
nin" iuirlr mlcni, Wi.', ,hr lryisio.
lures IN doubt IN three states with ia,
privilege uf rl,"iing i've senators ~
this iim". The legislatures IN ,lnul,,
mr." brlrwar" mud N"hrnshn. IN each ~
wiir,i states i've senator's ~, "a hc
chosen. and idaho. with one senatorial
chair to H. filled. Nmung ,bos.
classes IN the ind' wndcni column ar,
Senators stewart, of Nevada, and
Kyle. of south Dnkotu, who Ia ihr
last congress acted with the republic.
ANS un all party mHiirrs: Turner.
Of Washington, md Harris. of Kansas.
who uri,d with IN" Democrats. and
wellington, ~ Maryland
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

phaD, who is DESTROYS Of securing con.|
gressional assistance il securing q pen
sion to CAREFUL observe these instruc-
tions.
The rules, IN brief, emboby the fol
lowing points No claim will be cons s
sidered BY the committee except in cases
where applicant has no pens onable stat
ne under existing pension laws. NO al j.
lowance for arrears will be made. Bills
to pension sons and daughters Of soldiers
will not be considered. No widows
pension will be recommended IN excess
of the maxium rate. Consideration will
not be given to any bill which proposes
to restore to the roll the name OF q
widow whose pension was forfeited BY
unless she was the wife of
a soldier during the period of his mills
tary service, and is now widow in act
ual need. Bills proposing to pension
brothers or sisters of soldiers are not
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12
Council I'oceedi I1gs.

The month"; meeting of the city.
counc,l was held last Tuesday evening,
Will, u members present and Prealtlent
Klossner in the chan.
a communication was received from
the mayor, stating that he had appointed
jacob, Dhein keeper Of the public ceme-
terry for the ensnln3 ear, winch was Or
dered FLED, and the appointment was
confirmed. The salary was fixed at $25.
per month, provided he keeps the ceme-
terry ut all times IN good condition and
in addition thereto SO cents for every
lot ornamented and kept IN good order
during the summer, such labor having
been paid for to the city. Passed 5unan-.
imously.
The council took up the petition of
w. Z. Eckstein for the vacation Of part
of Cottonwood street, and the matter
was continued until the regular meeting
IN May, 1901.
The clerk presented and read the APP.
plication of Anton BaItl for 4 transfer
to HIM of the Ranweller & Bartl liqEor
license. There having been no objection
the council ordered the clerk to make
the transfer The bond of Anton Bartl
was then approved.
The clerk reported that the recently
appointed chief engineer Of the fire de-
partment had accepted and qualified.
Report accepted.
The new chief submitted his appoint,
ments of assistants, as follows: First as
sistant engineer, Fred Pfaender; second
assistant, L. G.. Vogel. The commun;-
cation was ordered filed and the appoint
Ements confirmed.
The semi-annua] report of the IRE
marshal, and the monthly police and
street commissioners reports were pre-.
sented and ordered filed.
A report Of A. G. ochs, architect Of
the pumping station on the construction
of the building was presented and or.
dered filed.
Building permits were granted to W
E,bner, II. +. Hamann and ]. H. Tape
Bills allowed amounted to 81, 120.61.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

Anything in the line of embroidered
Sofa Pillows, Lunch Cloths, Lace Hand
kerchiefs, Battenberg & Renaissance
Center Pieces, Lace Ties. etc. to be had
at reasonable prices at Miss Bogen's Art
Parlols Oh Center street. +.
Buy a box Of good cigars for your
friend for Christmas at Thso. Mueller. =.
Hats and jackets sold at and below
cost at Hummel's, the Peoples Store.
DR.. j. H. James of Mankato, eye, ear
and throat specialist, will be at DR..
Schools Office Thursday, Dec. 20. 3.
Again to the front for the holidays =
No CHRISTMAS or New Years table COM
plete without Burg's @Bllzzard" cigars,
the only genuine satisfactory smoke.
Eckstein has the finest stock of toys
in the city.
A most pleasing sstonlshment to any
lover of a rich tropical favored tobacco
"a Blizzard ten cent cigar. Highly
favored.
Burg's Blizzard ten cent cigar doubles
the pleasure of smoking.
Love S and buy your mems suits next
Monday at J: F. Neumann's.
Love S and buy lady's dress goods
next Monday at J. F. Neumann's. You
can buy goods for dress from soc TO-
$l5, a good Xmas present. ~
Mems suits at very low prices next
Monday at ]. F. Neumann's.
Buy your Xmas gifts at J. F. New
mann's. ~.-
No better Christmas present will he
appreciated more than a box of Mueller's
Projections. Put up in boxes of so, rs,
12, and 8.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12
Fine Oakl and Ebany Easels for 60.
and $1.20 at II. l.. Savereln. -,

Fine Oakl and Ebany Easels for Goo.
and $1.20 at II. L. Savereln.
Xmas gift bargains in handkerchiefs,
muffs and collarettes next Monday at J.
F. Neumann's.
Book and Music'racks very cheap 1926
$3.50 to $3.50 at H. L. Saverien. ~
49, Santa Claus leads at Eckstein's Drug
Store.
The largest lot of Xmas goods ever
shown in this city, is now on exhibit at
the Pioneer Drug Store.
Go to the Pioneer Drug Store for
Xmas presents.
Why go away to secure a business
education, when we have every facility
for giving you the best at your home?
The New Ulm Business College.
In buying Christmas presents don't
fail to see the great assortment of Fan
cy Work exhibited at Miss Bogen's Art
Parlors.
The largest assortment of pipes and
smokers articles suitable for Christmas
and New Years presents at Theo. Muel-
Ter.
-
Fine silk Draperies and Portierres $13
at H. L. Saverien. j.
The headquarters for Art Needle Work
and Lace Making Materials you will find
at Miss Bogen's Art Parlors on Center
street. Orders will be filled for special
sizes of Embroidered and Battenberg
Piano and Bureau Scarfs. the popular
cross.stitch Table Spreads, Battenberg
Lace Curtains, etc.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

And now comes the story from Anoka
of the strangling of a boy by ghost.
Well, town which raises girls who will
assist in the murder Of their own par
ents can't expect much from spook.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

Against Gov. Lind's decisive state
ment that Judge Collins had signlfied
his Willingness to accept the senatorial
appointment before it was offered him
and the sh'fty admission of the judge
that he "might have been construed as
having said he would accept, as it was
$50 sudden'," the people of the state who
have any desire at all to be fair will not
further press the charge that the COVER
nor was insincere in making the tender.
That Judge Collins, after the republican
politicians got after him, went back on
his word is no discredit to John Lind.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

Judging from the recent fracas be-
tween the pupils at the stale university
which has made it necessary for the diff
ferent fraternitles to enter into an "agree-
ment" to suspend the crushing" of STUD
ents entering from the high school it
would seem that the injection of little
more of the three RS and less rowdyism
into the course of study would be all
visable.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

The chief of police in st. Paul very
properly refused license for the exhi-
bition of the notorious Wise sisters of
Anoka, whose only Recommendation to
public no:1ce is that they admit their
own completely in the brutal murder of
their parents.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

Keep your eye on the members Of the
legislature during and after the senator
ial contest. If some of them come home
in the spring with increased bank &C.
counts the supposltion will not be un-
reasonable that they have been ''next."
Redwood Reveille.
The above may be taken as the stand
ard by which the confidence which the
Reveille reposes in republican Legislators
may be measured, or it may be taken as
an attempt at humor. The editor of the
Reveille should label his Jokes or he may
lay himself liable to prosecution for
contempt of court. Even SO hardened a
demo-pop paper as the Review would
not insinuate that members of the state
Legislature ever sell their votes.
Senator Jacob II. Gallinger, of New
Hampshire, chairman of the senate COM
mittee on pensions, has prepared set
Of rules governing the consideration Of
pension claims which will be read with
interest by the old soldiers throughout
the country, who have applied TO con.
gress for relief which they could not
secure in the pension office because, in
many cases, of slight technical errors in
their claims. These are Of particular
interest because Of the fact that any
claim for pension considered BY the
senate committee must come within their
provision. 1t will be worth while, there
fore, for the old soldier, widow OF or
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

1t is reported that the entire popula-
ton OF Tarkio, Mo-, has become convert
ed during series of revival meetings
held there. The slang phase, "I'm from
Missouri, and you'll have to show mev
will have to he revised if this sort of
thing continues.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

I; is proposed that agriculture be
taught in the public schools Of Mime
apolis. If this is done Doc. Ames should
be given u professorship. AS a hay
maker he is certainly a success.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

For several months prior to the cleo
ton Capt. Van SAINT was after the voters.
At the present time the situation is re-
versed and the voters iare after the genial
captain. One of the most serious prop
ositions that he is now up against is to
make the Jobs 90 round.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

The constitution does not follow the
flag, if the report of the Philippine COM
mission may be taken as authority. The
bill prepared by it., and which will be
submitted to congress this week, pro-
vides that importations from the United
States into the islands are dutiable. Sic
semper ''plain duty"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12
For Rent

Three rooms on Center street for rent
Suitable for light housekeeping. Inquire
of New Ulm Post,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

A census of football accidents taken
in Chicago shows that 10 men were hurt
at the University of Chicago and 10 at
the Northwestern during the season just
closed. Compared with football prize
fighting is gentle and decorous pastime
and, come to think about it, the latter
requires more brains than the former.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

Even though the service Of Charles A.
Towne in the United States senate win
be short it is possible that he may rise
to no inccnsiderable prominence. His
appointment by Governor Lind is we'll
thought of in Washington where his
ability is recognized and his brief sena-
torship will give added weight to his
present popularity in Minnesota politics.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12

Dr.. Kohler Of Minneapolis will be in
New Ulm Sunday, Dec. 18th, afterS2. b.
M, to do eye, ear, nose and throat work
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-15
VOTERS OF
HAWAII NE|
Complete Figures Of
Registration.
An AGGREGATE OF 1875
Rather Smaller Number Than was
Anticipated Less Than I'm
der Monarchy.

4 THOUGH HAWAIFS population
~ has largely increased during the
past year, it would not appear so
from the figures given out yesterday by
Wray Taylor, Registrar of Voters. While
III the dying years of the Monarchy the
last registration of voters gave a total
Of 1890, the registration this year shows
but 1i,216. decrease of very nearly 5000
In about eight years
From these figures it would appear as
though there had been great indifference
on the part OF the enfranchised citizens of
the Territory or else that there had been
decided decrease in population, which
hypothesis Is unbelievable. That the total
strength of Honolulu's vote has not been
brought out is certain, according to the
statements of those who have known the
City of old, and the same must be true
of the other districts of the Islands. On
Hawaii. for example, but ATS voters have
signed their names to the rolls. while in
Maui district there are 2.95s, q nd 1t seems
scarcely credible that there is but diff
ference of 653 in the voting strength of the
two districts under normal conditions. 1t
| is more to be credited that the voters of
the Island of Hawaii have not come out
| t. be registered in this first election I'M
der the Territory.
| Mr.. Taylor has been receiving the fig
ures from the different Islands during the
past week, and the last returns came in
yesterday from Kauai. SO he was able to
| give out last evening a complete state
ment of the registration from each pre-
cinct in the Islands.
| Following is the complete statement of
the registration:
NUMBER OF REGISTERED VOTERS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

An ADJOURNED MEETING OF
the stockholders Of the Honolulu Stock
Yards CO.. Ltd. win be called on Oc-
tober rs. 1900. at the Office Of the COM
pany. Tor the purpose OF electing direc-
tors for the ensuing year. All stock
holders are requested TO be present OF
represented By proxy. The meeting Is
called for $50 a m.
A. NEwHoUsE,
ssss Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-15

Fitzgeraid. A. w. Richiey, DIR. Grace.
A. w. jackson.
On Music and Ball-william yannat-
ia, N. G. Wilfong. Mr.. Clay.
On Building for Luau. on Hotel
Grounds-William vannatta, p. Peck,
II. S. Pratt
On reception and for the purpose of
jollying up the Shriners generally. and
Keeping them interested In the proceed
ings-Mesdames Severance, ]. A. Scott,
T.. r.. Richards. Maydwell, Furneaux.
Lewis. j. Richardson. r. A. Lyman,
Forrest, Fairer. r. Reid, Stacker, Wise,
Milton Rice. Philip Rice. Auerbach.
Holmes. Baldwin. A. M Wilson, Van
malta: Misses Elvira Richardson. Sum
ner. Willis. Anna Rose. Liiinoe Hapai.
Welfenden. Little; Messrs. p. Peck, C..
c. Kennedy, f. E. Richards. Wise, J.
A. Scott, j. A. Cruzan, w. A. Purdy,
Judge Little. f. Il. McStocker, Steele,
j. u. Smith, Guard, G.. X Wilder, Bald
win. w. II. Smith. NOR, II. E. Soule.
George Day, Achilles, o. Rose. McCas-
lin.
The secretary having been in.stracted
to notify the members Of the various
committees of their appointment and
10 instruct the chairmen of these COM
unttees to report to the executive COM
mittee. the approximate amount OF
money they would need, the meeting
adjourned
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
., a meeting of the general reception
committee was held in the Masonic
1all at Hilo on Thursday afternoon
Nc. r Peck was appointed chairman
and Arch c. Steele secretary
The chairman explained that the OBJ
ject OF the meeting was to appoint a
committee to go aboard the Zealandia
on Its arrival In Hilo bay and wei.
come the visitors to the Island of Ha-
wall, and invite them to partake of the
hospitality of the people of Hilo while
on shore. 1t was moved and carried
that the selection of the committee be-
left In the hands of the ladies, and the
Following were appointed: Mrs. L
Severance, Mrs. r. T. Forrest, Mrs. Z
ID. Baldwin, Mrs. r. L. Auerbach. Mis-:
Oma Little, Miss Elvira Richardson
Mr.. Z. Z. Richards, Mr. ]. A. Scott. Mr.
]. I. Moir. Colonel Little, Mr.. Arch c
Steele. Rev. ]. A. Cruzan.
II is the intention of the cornmitte.
TO havs the luau held early in the after
noon, IL the steamer arrives in tn,
morning. so that ample time will b.
given between that event and the ball
The entire reception committee will
be on duty at both luau and bail in or
der to receive and make the guests
thoroughly enjoy themselves. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-15
NOTICE

TO CONTRACTORS AND OWNERS.
The carpenters of Honolulu in mass
meeting assembled on the 31st day OF
August, 1900, declared it to be their
intention to ask for>a reduction of
working hours from hours per day, as
at the present time, to hours per day.
on and after the 1st day of November,
1900. The pay per day to be the same
as 1t was on August 81, 1900.
By order of the
5675 CARPENTERS UNION.
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NOTICE.

DELEGATES TO THE FIFTH DIS
TR1CT COMMITTEE OF THE RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY.
Owing 20 the resignation OF l.. J. Nc
cabe. a meeting viii be held ut Head
quarters on Monday. October 18th. NJ
100 .. m. for the purpose OF selecting
a candidate for the House OF Represen-
tatlves In his place.
GEORGE n. CARTER.
ss7f Chairman District Committee.
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SEALED TENDERS

" wfil be received az the Office OF Tx
superintendent OF Public Works TIL a
o'clock noon OF Wednesday. November
18th. for the construction of Engine
House No. 4
Plans and specifications at the office
Of q. q. Traphagen.
The Superintendent Of Public Works
does not bind himself to accept the
lowest or any bid.
J. A. McCANDLESS.
superintendent Of Public Works.
October i2. 1900 5s74