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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-20
McKINLEYISMS.

"openly made was the treaty Of peace. openly
ratified by the senate Of the United States open.
ly and publicly confirmed by the house of rep.
rcsontatiyes; and those islands stand today the
territory of the Union. and as long as they
are our territory the sovereignty OF the United
States must be supreme"
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at is for us to guard the sacred trust trans.
mitted by the fathers and pass on to those who
follow this government of the free, stronger in
its principles and greater in its power Tor the
execution of its benehcent mission"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-20

''No political outcry can abrogate our treaty
OF peace with Spain, or absolye US from its
solemn engagements"
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TEN PAGES.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

SCRANTON, SEPTEMBER 20, 1900.
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ART DIRECTOR AT EXPOSITION.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Buffalo, Sept. 1o-Frank A. Coffin, OF New
York. has been appointed director of art for
the Pan-American exposition.
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"The liberators will never become the Cd.
pressors. seligoverned people will never per.
init despotisn. in any government which they
foster and defend"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-20

'The people OF the United States never had
an appeal made to duty which was in vain"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-20

CARRIE You wouldn't think would give Rpan Tabules child
like Charlie would you3
ELSIE. No. indeed. He could swallow
powerful
CARRIE They all right for him. OF course he don't
very often, and l used to give him quarter of a one
afterwards half, but he takes whole and they
seem to be just what he needs-once in a while, you
know-not often.
ELSIE And he swallows it without any fuss?
CARRH Yes He don't mind it at al-bu can't swallow one
though I'm the only member of this family that don't
take Ripans Tabues
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''The vigilance OF the citizen is the safety Of
the republic"
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Authority with Responsibility.

(From President McKinley's Letter of AcceI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
y --sqsi7ssss7i ss%i=4aHpsisa~s- v~.aiaa,e~.
I TUESDAY,.
That $lO,OOO,OOO.

Since the 0regonian arrived yesterday
with an accoun. Of Henry limerick oil
Portland and William EmericE OF this
city being heira 10 about si0, ,0OO, ,OOC
apiece the Albany MIR. limerick the well-
known pioneer butcher. has had his
hands full answering iovial requests for
the loan oi large sums Of money. and in
QuiFies aa 10 what he will do with the
money when he gets II. One answer Is
that he will buy up Albany sad make
sheep pasture Of Il, the grass being ex-
cellent here.
This same matter came up ten years
ago, but At that time 1t was said that the
matter all depended on the ending OF q
will. Now the will has been found, and
there 10 really some money in sight. MIR.
limerick says the money 10 in Germany
oil right, but he doesn't know how much
He 10 not getting very excited over IL and
will take what comee. He rather thinkR
though that u he were TO try and borrow
q Thousand dollaTs on the strength Of II
IL would be difficult loan TO secure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

Some one says there are Al adherenta
Of the Mormon church In Albany.
The Modern Woodmen OF America
will celebrate Washington's birthday
with mask ball.
Two young men are doing the North
west collecting bad debts and bilking;peo.
pie. Don't bite.
A. the X. r. meeting at this X. r. hall
tonight there will be candidate In the
second rank. A full attendance Is deeir-
Cd.
Today Ii book selling. Hence vaca
tinn day. Those with promotion cards
sre happy notwithstanding the necessity
oi spending money for moro books.
Mr.. VIII Pfciffcr has moved his up
town confectionery store 10 his own
place next 10 the Revere house, where
he has combined the two stocks.
schaitt. the gun man, viii occupy the
vacated rooms.
The store OF r. w. A. Grain at juno
tson lost week was robbed OF about $500
worth oI jewelfy. Every watch in the
store WAS taken. Il 10 supposed TO have
been local talent from several circum-
stances.
The oratorical contest between several
students Of Albany college on Friday
night OF next week at the Presbyterian
church promises 10 be very entertain.
Ing affair. The winner will be presented
with a gold medal 10 keep and the second
best silver medal.
King l.. Hibbard received telegram
from San Francisco, announcing arrival
there OF the body OF bis son, Hal Hib-
bard, who died while serving with the
Second Oregon regiment Ia The Philip
piues. TIE message stated that the body
would be sent By express but did no,
give the date Of shipment.--Stateamau
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

Uuder picture Of Judge Hewitt The
Oregonian today says:
Judge II. II. Hewitt, Linn county's
candidate for the republican congress.
ional nomination In the first district, Ia
native OregonIan. Hc ia the son ol
Henry and Elizabeth Hewitt, pioneers
of 1913, and was born In Yamhill coun-
w, December 6, 1s48. His early life was
spent on his fathers farm, In famhilI
county. AT the age Of 10 he left the
farm and entered Willamette university,
Salem, from which institution he was
graduated In 1870, receiving the degree
oil A. u, Three years later he received
from the same institution the degree Of
A. M. For nine years he engaged In
teaching In the public schools and col
legeg of the state. In 1879 he was elect
I'd school superintendent Of Yamhlll
county. Ia the same year ho was mar
ried 70 Maggie ]. Rowland, now deceas-
cd. In 1875 he, with his family, remov-
Cd 10 Albany, where he has since resid
Cd. For three years he was professor
OF Latin and Greek In the albany col.
lege. He was admitted 10 the bar In
1877, and began the practice Of law In
1870. In 1883 he was elected district at
torncy for the third district. la 1894 he
was elected circuit judge Of the same ju-
dlcial district, the term being a short
term, ending July 1875. At the end Of
his term Of Office as circuit Judge he
again entered his chosen profession, and
IL now actively engaged In the practice
Of law ut Albany.
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College Notes.

Jas. Bryant has returned TO school at.
tea an absence OF few weeks.
The A OIL S met Saturday evening,
Jan. n. The program consisted OF de-
clamations,E Newell. O A Mulkey read
ing, r + Smick; impromptu. Fred Har-
graves. II r Saltmarsh, o Hickey; es az
Geo. Byers. The debate "Resolyed that
the peace conference at The Hague was O
success" was won by the affirmative
Affirmative, Owen Beam, III r Saltmarsh
negative, Chas. sternberg, E s Robe.
MIR and Mrs Dickinson, al Crabtree
were visiting here Friday.
. The debate with Pacific College will
probably occur in the latter part OF March
No question has yet been chosen.
There has already been $2550 promised
on the college debt. The latest gifts were
$1,000 by Mr. Ladd, of Portland. and $3.50
by the First Church OF Portland.
Our basket ball team will play game
with the o A G team in the afmt ry in
this city next Friday evening. The men,
bers OF the team do not expect to win
but they hope to lessen the score by
which they were defeated last time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

asaB tAaess s~-sa
@. II. Stewart was doing business In
Portland yesterday.
The Hayden 0ratorio Society will meet
at this college tomorrow evening for 70.
hearsal.
Bishop Morris will hold services In st.
Peters church In Albany next Sunday
evening", Feb. 4.
Kola Neis, who has been making his
headquarters In Salem for several
months, Is i'm the city.
Mr.. JAS. Elkins ,oE this city, one Of
Albsny's carly county clerks, 10 cand-
idate for county treasurer on the repub-
lican ticket
q. II. Durggraf returned this noon
from Philomath, where he had been TO
talk new school house and show some
plans.
Next Friday night, Feb. 2nd at Jeffer-
son there will be a dedication bali In
the new Maaonic temple, which promises
to.bs largely attended.
Mr.. 8. N. Steele Ieitsyesterday after
noon for Sum pter, where ne expects here.
after to be located In the real estate bus
ineas.
Mr.. r. N. ReddeId has been appoint
cd census clerk In the Office OF Eupervis-
or Winn ana will have charge Of the
Office work.
The ceremony in the Benson w ats
wedding was performed by Rev. I'll. L..
Reed and not by Rev. r. w. Parker as
the DEMOCRAT was informed and stated.
Mr.. and Mrs.E.R. Case left this after
noon for Cottage Grove where they ex-
pect TO locate, and where Mr.. Case will
probably open barber shop.
MIS-. Jane Failing. OF Portland, who
has been visiting Albany relatives and
friends, returned TO her home In Portland
this afternoon called there by the death
Of her brother-in-law Mr. Edward Fail.
log.
Cliff Mellcn and fifteen or twenty 9TH
or members OF Court Sherwood Forest
No. 10 Foresters OF America came up
from Salem this aoon end to night will
assist 10 the imitation of the members Of
the Albany court tc be organized.
There are prospects Of very live
session atthe very beginning.
Ben Clelan and Oscar Zeysa returned
yesterday from the Bay, bringing with
them eighty three ducks which they kill
cd along tho Bay. They had some great
shooting One OF ter experiences was
q fight with shag after they had got .
ton The bird alive into their boat.
He was game for some time. tearing one
OF their Overcoats aad swapping things
generally.
This afternoon o delicate operation
vas performed on Mrs. Geo. Nolan, OF
Dufur, by Or. Geisendorfer assisted by
Or. Dodds OF Dnfur, and DR.. Beers OF
Wasc0--Dr IA. 4. Beers, Of Wasco, is In
the city. The Doctor 10 satisfied that the
people OF Wasco have the smallpox well
10 hand ana will be able TO control it 30
40 % prevent an epidemic.-The Dallea
I. III.
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MARRIED.

GIBS0N-GoFF.--on Sunday, Jan. 2s
1900, at the residence OF the brides
parents near Albany, by Rev. o. b
StrcyielleF, Mr.. Dudley Gibson, oI
Polk county, and Miss Cora Goff,I Of
Linn county.
The happy couple have the best wish
es OF many In the two counties.
BENSoN--wATTS.-on Sunday morn
ing at 2 o'clock, at the residence OF the
brides mother, by Rev. +. w. Parker,
Mr.. Geo. l.. Benson and Miss Erma
Watts.
The groom is the expert barber, for.
merly OF Portland, and the bri,ie ma
tive daughter OF Oregon, daughter OF Mr..
O. w, Watts now at Dawson. The we'd
ding was private only few being pres
ent, including Miss Benson, of Portland,
who arrived on the night train which
was nearly two hours late, making an
early morning wedding necessary. They
have the best wi'hes OF many.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
DIED

CROUCH Albany, on Sunday
morning, Jan 2s, 1000, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Crouch, at the
age OF one year and two weeks, Of
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch have the sym.
patby OF ell in the loss OF their beautiful
child. The funeral service was held to.
day.
SCANLAND.-At.the poor farm at 9
O'Clock this morning, Jan. 90, 1900, OF
old age, r. p. Scanland, at the age OF
90 years.
Mr.. Scanland has been resident OF
the county Tor fifteen or twenty years.
He leaves q son in weak circumstances.
at lebanon. The body. was taken 10
Lebanon for burial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

CHARLEY Jonssos's EscArK.--J. @
johnson had narrow escape from
drowning In North Mill creek on Friday
evening. Mistaking tho depth and the
Awittness OF the stream, Mr.. Johnson
rode his horse Into the creek Just above
the Winter street bridge, that tho AMI
NAL might be clcansed of the mud with
which Il was covered. The horse and
rider were carried down stream, tho
animal MANAGING 10 scale the embank-
ment alongside tho residence property
OF ii. q. sonnemanp. the grocer, where
II was discovered about 0 o'clock. The
animal being thoroughly drenchcd,
aroused much apprehension for tho safe
~ OF the rider. Lanterns were pFocur-
cd and search was instituted, result
Ing In the finding Of Mr.. johnson, the
rider, on tho south bank Of the stream,
several hundred yards below the bridge.
y was = very fortunate escape.--salem
Statesman.
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Central Committees.

The central committees OF the demv-
cratic and peoples parties met In Albany
this afternoon and began arrangement
Tor the coming county and state cam
paign. They were both largely astend
cd by members Of the committees and
others,
The democratic committee met In tht
Office OF Hon. w. n. Bilyed with Henry
McElmuFry In the chair. Matters oI
interest 10 the welfare Of the party were
discussed and plans inaugurated. The
apportioninent Of delegates 10 the county
convention " ere revised A com mitsee
consisting OF y. M. Garland, Henry
Blskeiy and ]. A. BilYen were appointed
10 meet with like committee of whlcD
Mr.. Glevins 10 chairman, Of the peoples
party TO arrange for the meeeing of the
county conventions In this city on the
same day. This 10 done with q view ci
the union OF forces which will undoub..
edly be the program.
Az the peoples pafty meeting COM
mittees were appointed TO arrange fnr
the campaign with general enthusiasm
over the 9Eosrfcts.
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Tangent.

We have been experier cing rather cool
and frosty weather for the laakgweek, but
not cold enough to be Il any harm 20
growing crops or destroy the prospects
OF m abundance Of fruit.
The roads are very muddy 10 aIl dir
ections and in Dlacre are almost II not
entirely iU'passahle.
IA. L. Forster has been reappointed
road boss for the next six months when
his successor will be eivcted. He now
has fitty miles Of road which needs his
attention WHICH viii keep bin busy oil
the time.
Mark jerks II setting out a large or
chard on biz place near here.
The Northwestern Nursery 90. have
just shipped their last car load OF trees,
ard will turn the business over to I'll. w.
SettiemieF
j. w. Scott, who has been working in
Waltsburg for the last two ears has re-
turned 70 Tangent.
II 10 q settled fact that Tangent is go
Ing TO have skimming station, as work
has already commenced on the building
and IL will he rushed TO completion as
fast as possible This 10 new business
in ehis country and we hope it will be
eucsees.
A. w. Beard mas returned to his home
at Fossil leaving his eldett sDn here TO
attend school.
The Beard farm was cold at;adminis-
traitors esle % A. w. Beard.
Alfred Long and family have returned
to their homes 10 Eastern Washington.
kev. Corners Is conducting q revival
meeting at the NJ. f. church. The in
terest 10 good and the preacher intends
that all shall work.
A number OF the Tangentites visited
Albany last week to take in the chicken
chow which was said to be good
Mr.. VIM. Kay has sold his farm FIVE
miles south Of south Of here to y. b.
Barber of Albany. Mr.. Kay will leave
Ior northern California early Ia the
spring.
Tangent. Jan. 30. 1900.
OuM1ux.
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+. H0lley.

Who says we don't have fine winters
In webfoot.
Don't forget to register, If you wish TO
vote next June.
There Was no church service Sunday
owing 10 the illnese OF our pastor.
seG. w. Pugh, our merchant, 10 the pos.
:. esor of bran epankin' new wagon.
is's Piqna.
r. W. Van Fleet, one our promising
Young pedagues, was seen on our streets
Sunday.
City expressman, Oliver Mcdowell, IL
OF the opirion that We must have some
street work d0aa between this point and
our suburb, Rrc Snssille, a. soon as the
weather will permit.
The directors OF school dist. So hare
purchased q new stove, fnrnished the
schoO. house y ith new seats and are con-
templasing many little convenient i'm
proyements. much to the delight OF the
teacher, Mr.. Tisus.
Dea- Editor Should there no candi.
dates present themselves to the people
between nov and the meeting OF c0ayrn-
lion democratic, OF course), Just let us
know and we can furnish full ticket on
lees than an hours notice. @. course We
are not asking for anything. but don't
wieh TO see the party running around
looking Tor candidates.
Mr. Edward Failing. brother OF the late
Henry Failing, and one OF Portland's
prominent citizens. died last evening af-
ter an illness oi some time.
6YhfWRmn Mawr 49, f.ma a
In . very mild manner in Albany. The
''elestials here evididently haven't got
ten enough money ahead for very maay
tirecrackers.
Unprogressive Salem yesterday ,,svoted
against tenth grade to the schools OF
that city. The vote was 38 to 8, indica-
that there wasn't much interest taken
in the matter.
MIR. ]. @. KEENAN, tonight will organ.
ize lode OF Foreeters OF America wi,h
about tilty members. The main feature
OF this order is the provision for sick |
benefits, whenever i'll member receiy. |
ing 90 much weekly.
The home oil Air. and Mrs. Il. L. Pow
or was the scene of very pleasant party
Monday night, given in honor OF Miss
Mildred Burmester. The house was
decorated with ferns nd Ore
gon grape, while finest lightings added |
10 its beauty, The guests were enter |
tanned by games, followed by music and |
Those present were Miss.
ss Burmester Miller, Mona Miller, Kath-
crime Conrads, Pet Smith, Leila Westfall.
Mae Multi. Mary Rielands, Alma Bre X.
snridge, Minnie Thompson; DR.. Barr,
L. A. Armstrong, M w. Walter, Ebert
Thompson, VIM. Coplan. Mr.. and Mre.
Express Advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

PROHIBITION CLuR AT q meeting Of
the Linn County Prohibition Club held
last evening arrangements were made for
the annual banquet to he held at the w /.
o. T. U. hall In tbis city On February
22. President Elmore appointed the iol.
lowiag committee 10 a.sist In the BAN
qnet: O. H. Walker, Of Albany, w. II.
Batemsn OF Brownsville, A. Z. Hamilton
OF Crawfordsville, n. @. Davis OF Haleey,
Dan MeClain OF HarrisbuR.J. b. Thomp-
con Of Lebanon. Rev. q. l.. Henderson
OF 0akvills, Rev. II. L. Hood OF Shedd,
Rev. &, 3. Morse 'ot 6odsville, w. W.
Richardson Of Scio and A. l.. Bridge
farmer OF Tangent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

"Dr Trvon, the pier'rlc helt man
who did thriving bu inc reeently In
this city cf biters at fake schemes, In
Cottage Grove IVES chased TO the train
by crowd with rotten eggs. win the
public never learn to leave these bilks
alone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02


Yesterday was maple sugar weather.
Several boys obtained amusemene BY
catching cap from maple trees. some Of
which was made into sugar. The cap Is
not as sweet as regular 81 gar maple cap,
but 1t is pretty good and the sugar has a
familiar taste.
According to an item in the O-egonian
William limerick OF this city, is one Of
many heirs to $l00. COO. 900 in Germany.
Mr.. Emerick's share will be SIC, 1000 600.
This is quite little lump and ii is to
be hoped he secures i. The trouble is
that these inheritances never pan out
very well.
The Cheerful Liar theatrical company
went to pieces here yesterday after hav.
ing failed to secure an audience Satur.
day night for their "Southern Rosen
performance. The company was com.
pletely stranded, being entirely out OF
money. aad pretty short Of talent The
Dalles I. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

BUSINESS oHANeE.--W Walter II. Bart
ages, the popular conductor on the @.
and e., who has been with the road
since the beginning, has Tesigped %
cond motor, snd with Charles Miller will
start store 10 Ashland with a complete
new stock OF gents clothing and furnish
ing goods. They are reliable men who
deserve to succeed In their new field. .
Mr.. Miller sold his business at the bay
to Mr.. Lugger.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

CHAa. sBESsoS, Of the Commercial
Baths. has secured the services Of Prof.
VIM. Marriott, chlropodist aud tonsor.
ialiat. Those Wishing special hair cut
ting az treatment Of iace and scalp, will
do well 10 cali on Mr.. Benson. No old
plush chairs. Every thing bright and
new. Exquifite service porcelain baths.
The bnhat Of imported and domestic
cigars, This 10 the only place In Albany
70 seen~e satisfactory service. Hydraul-
10 chairs. No waiting.
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AccUFutF UIIlco.
Deed, Jonn Pearl TO Mira NJ J An

Recorders Office:
Deed. Jonn Pearl TO Mira NJ J An
derson, 266.ls acres, II W 8. - 1900
Release Of Mortgage for. ........ 900
Chatel mortgage for. or........... 100
Between eco and 700 have registered.
Today about 30 names have been sent Ia
from Lebanon.
In the sheFisf'e offics work on TIE do.
lInqnent roll will be begun In few days.
-. -
The Camp meeting Of the Salvation
Army 10 10 commence Thursday, evening
and continue over two Sundays. There
viii bo n different program for each.
Capt. James OF Salem, Special Maud
Hurt Of Corvallis, and Can't. and Mrs.
simpson OF Dayton, win be present the
fret night. A special feature OF the camp
good music and fine singing. Officers
from Portland. und ministers Of differ
ent denominations will participate.
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W. c. T. U. Attention.

The papsFIng and paintingot our hall
being now completed. the members Of
Central Union are requested 10 meet
there Tuesday at2 p. m. or as coon
thereafter as possible. 10 make and put
up curtains, arrange pictures etc. BY
request Of the President.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02
Letter List.

Following is th- list Of letters remaining
in the Postofice at Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, Jan. 81, 1900, Persons calling
for these letters must give the date on which
advertised:
Oullan, Mr. Rodger Campbell, Mr. l. H
Davis, Miss Alice Bell. john
Davis, Mr. A F Dou'ng, Alice II
Fauno. Aiiss H N Harris, Pearl
Heuen, Flora F-2 Harton, Chas II
Morgan, Mr. Roland Mayberry, Jacob
0ttanory. U Storey, w Parmu
Weatherhead. Louise Stevens. B F
S. TRAIN. P. N.
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Tomorrow there will be meeting o
reform forces At thu court house, With
members Of the central committees and
others present, TO consider tho program
for tho coming campaign In this coun.
W. There promises 70 DO good attend.
aflce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

Will be IN Albany
On February IL or 10,

Will be IN Albany
On February IL or 10,
AT the State Dalrymen'a AssocIA.
tIon's annual meeting and convention
OF daIryIncn. On which day Ia not
known. Besides Governor Gcer there
VIII be present severa members Of
tho Salem chamber Of commerce, num-
ber of prominent Portland mon. inclnd-
Ing q. ii. Markham, and leading dairy.
men from different parts Of the state bo-
aidns eoyeral OF the professors Of the state
agricultural college at Corvallis. This
VIII DO made an important event In the
interest OF o great induaify ,of which ALB
bany IL the center In Western Oregon.
Liam count. men should give II hearty
support.
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scatooL MKEusd.--The special school
meeting 70 b. held a the court house
tomorrow evening IL m important one
which should BE- attenaed by our citizens
generally, as the regular yearly viii be
made, and besides II 10 probable the
matter OF q new school house will he
considered.