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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04
PIANOS AND DREAMS

PIANO TINiNG-$L5O: pianos restrnns
tthhoa1usiiiy oYerhauled and repaired
expert General Delivery. postof ffifse.
99SI le-el eltees:
PIANO,,For sale, good upright piano IN
htSt-class condition (kranich e. Zach
cheap. Address B 1S9, Globe. ''Oi''
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WHEAT MARKET FIRM
CLOSING PRICES WE'RE AT ONE
HALF TO FIVE-EIGHTHs OVER
THE PREVIOUS DAY
BULLS BEGAN WORK EARLY

Firmness at Liverpool Gave Them
the Cue, and They Followed to
the Finish-COnsiderab Talk of
Domestic Crop Damage Was Also
Strength ening Feature-COrn
Market Was Heavy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04

and boars. &250q4; pigs. IS. T5Q4.25.
Receipts were heavy for Saturday. run
ming nearly double the corresponding day
year ago. The market opened steady
to a shade higher and closed steady at
the slight advance. with the butcher hogs
selling st $i.671s@14.721s and lights at $465
gao. A top of S4.T5 was paid for choice
sorted hogs. Representative sales:
Mixed and Butchers
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RESTAURANTS

IF YOU EAT drop into the Weller
Restaurant. 406 and 40S Wabasha st. :
under new manager ent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04
PROFESSIONAL.

~o~0-0~c>-c~~--So~0~~~~ -~S~-~>-o-~~~~o0oo
Dh. BEiIf SCHMITT. dermatologtst
to q East Seventh ST. Kendrick bloeE
IL IsINDERSTROM. ARTIST-Portr.it,
enlarged ln crayon, pastel and oil: land
guaranteed; lessons given ~ rn slSscSlon
prices. GIL Payne az oueiate
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

IF THERE isn't anything in particular
you want, why not, for curiosity's sake.
try Globe want ad and see how many
letters you receive in reply.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04
DRESSMAKING

DRESS CUTTING, s. T. Taylor system
taught, instruction same as given In
New York school: full line of Imported
patterns, skirts, sleeves waists, Jackets
etc; patterns furnished from any de-
sign; only authorized agency in the
Northwest. Petty, 260 Syndicate Arcade,
Minneapolis.
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PERSONAL.


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A PRUDENT WHOEVER Of forty-five,
considered rich, good appearance, wants
to correspond with some nice lady not
over thirty-five: must be domesticated.
healthy and have other accomplish
ments. with some means; please state
size. age. complexion and religion; no
triders noticed references exchanged
which must stand inspection. Address
Box 81. St. Paul. MINI.
ATTRACTIVE young. widow, $1O. 900 in
money, $4,000 in property, wants hus-
band with business ability and good
moral character. Address Box ZIG, Sta
ton O., Chicago. Ill.
BREWER. ffty-three; full of life, very
wealthy. seeks sweet wife, means not
desired. Mr. Brewer 1873 e. Goth St,
New York.
CHARLEY-Do you know any man In
town who doesn't read. Globe want ads?
1 know every girl does. Bertha.
COMPETENT LAWYER takes divorce
and bankruptcy cases on small fees;
no charge for consultation. Enclose
stamp. Box 1920, ST. Paul.
dances in one evening by sending US
% cents for our new dancing chart
American Publishing Co., Minneapolis
MINI.
DIVINE RESTORATION to health by
the 1No, absent s, method % SSI Prof G.
st. Paul MN
HYPNOTISM and magnetic healing. cell
eDrated $4,000 course. complete contain
ing all lessons; price, $l.0O. Box 55, At
lanta. Ga
IF . You EAT. drop Into the Weller
under new management.
LADIES-Your bust enlarged 8 inches;
failure impossible; harmless: 500 cash
guarantee; proof free. Leonard Medi-
cine Co. Kansas City. Kan.
LADIES-Free Harmless Monthly Reg
ulator; cannot fail. Mrs. b. Rowan
Milwaukee, Wis.
MADAME DE DERANCE Bust Devel-
oper. sure, harmless; easy to use; no
expensive vacuum appliance; genuine,
scientific remedy for the development
or restoration Of the female bust; neck
and form; free trial guaranteed. Adj
dress Deuress Medicine Co., Ypsilanti,
Mich.
RHEUMATISM, neuralgia, pleurisy and
sore throat all disappear under the
away hot water bags they scald, leak
and get out Of order The Cheney
warming pad, patented Jan. e. 1900, is a
revelation in the application of dry
neat; It Is made of extra felt filed with
specially prepared soapstone; retains
heat longer than hot water bag; Is
piable and can be used upon any part
of body; No. especially adapted for
sore throat. neuralgia In head, tooth
ache, or neuralgia of face. where a
water bag could not be applied. Call
and see them. The following prices are
for mail orders; No. i, 71sx81S, CSC; No 2,
81sx121a, $1.00; No. 3, .10s5x13L. 81 30: No
tfor throat, etc.),dSazB1714, csc; agents
wanted. Emerald Toilet Co., 1910 Guar
anty Building, Minneapolis.
THAT BOOK FOR w OAdEN''-Cre
a sensation; absorbing9 instructive; one
woman writes; Worth Its weight In
Gold; plain wrapper,t1Oc. Monroe Pub
fishing Co., Rochester.-N. Y.
TALL, good-looking wfdower. nice home.
prosperous, has $40, 900. desires wife who
would appreciate aepeTosity and kind
ness. Address Mr.. David, Box %, ST.
Louis, No.
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INSTRUCTION.
FOB. SALE.

FOR SALE-Snap; complete household
utensils of five rooms in seven-room
house, SIPS; nice neighborhood. 1853,
Globe.
FOR SALE-A flock OF fine Plymouth
Rock chickens must be sold at once.
Il 40. Globe.
FOR SALE-A full-blooded Jersey cow.
Inquire at 312 Wabasha st.
IF THERE Is anything you have that
you would be willing to part with-for
price-you'd better try a Globe want
GRAPHOPHONEs. records. horns and
supplies for all talking machines kent
on hand. Largest stock In city. Dresser
& Co., 101 East Fourth.
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Globe Wants CONTINUED.

S11 UA11UNS WAN1ED = EMAGEIS
Anybody ONT OF work An So. Panl or
Minneapolis may insert an RdveF.
tiHement under this heading free
Of charge.
n LADY would like the care of rooms
or fiat or other day work. Call 81 East
Seventh, Flat 3.
A YOUNG LADY, very much in need Of
work. desires place in dentists Of
flee; has had experience and can furnish
reference. g 100. Globe.
A GOOD washwoman would like wash
ing or ironing by the day. 1876 Smith aY.
YOUNG lady would like position in
store or dentists office; has had eXpe-
rience. Address G 160. Globe.
AN ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY In
music and art would like to go abroad
with family weil-to-do; references. -.
B.. 269 West Fifth.
AN ELDERLY woman wants work
either whole or part or the day; good
worker Call or address 6i2 jackson Sc.
A YOUNG LADY desires a position In
doctors or dentists office; can speak
English land German. Call or address
3SS Smith ay.. Flat 9.
y YOUNG GIRL of eighteen would like
to go to Paris, or any other city, with
a family as nurse; am fond OF children.
Address 1905 First st. north, Minneapo-
lis, MINI.
BOOKKEEPER-An experienced lady
bookkeeper and stenographer wishes a
position. Address M. M, $50 Golf aY.
DRESSMAKER desires work in families;
good fit guaranteed: the best Of refer
ences given. Address 1s1 Rondo st.
OF day work. 228 Hotel Newport, room
GIRL of seventeen would like position
to address envelopes and recopy letters.
Address NJ 1856, Globe.
nOUSEKEEPER-W by a young
woman of Swedish descent, a place as
housekeeper Address M It's, Globe.
EoUsEWoRK- girl, age twenty
two, very intelligent, writes and reads
German and English, but is deaf and
dumb. wishes place for general house
work; best references. Inquire Room
209, u East Seventh st.
HOUsEWORK-A young ,colored woman
would like housework to do, or take
care of furnished rooms. Address 164
Fairfield av., West side.
EOUSEWORK-Gi wants place for
homework in small family; no washing.
Call or address 9i9 Agate st.. up stairs
In rear.
HOUSE CLEANING women would
like to go out house cleaning. 230 Nash.
OFFICE WORK-Bright. capable. young
lady wants office work; experienced and
can furnish good references. 1876 Still
water av.
SEAMSTRESS-Expe sewing girl
wants position as assistant in dress
making shop. Address G 50. Globe.
STENOGRAPHER-A young lady desires
position as stenographer; has had some
experience; has had some knowledge Of
bookkeeping; not mindful of the salary
to begin with. Address S57 Dawson ST.
STENOGRAPHER-W a position
by q young lady Stenographer; position
moro Of an object than salary. Address
Col Martin st.
WASHING-Wanted, work by the day
washing, ironing or house cleaning; can
do good work. Call or address Is Col
lege av. west. ~ -, i
WASHING-Wanted,a2 to, go out washing
and ironing, also housekeeping. Adj
dress c., 12S West Sixth St, room II.
WASHWONIAN-A good washwoman
would like washing or ironing or house
cleaning. 1856 Smith av.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


~~.~--O~O>.~-o-N-o.~O~No
AUCTION EVERY THURSDAY-Priyat
sales day long; car loads of horses
and mares just arrived and must be
sold; don't forget the place If you
want horse of any kind. H A. Win
slow. Midway Stables. Minnesota Trans
fer, St Paul
FROST & CO.'S Flour City Horse Market
headquarters for the sale of eli
classes of horses 10, ~ and IA Second
st. north. Minneapolis.
FOR SALE-Set of single harness. with
breast collar; cost $40, and almost as
good as new; owner leaving city and
Will sell cheap. Call at 542 Cedar St
FOR SALE-Sound, heavy horse d. 400
pounds weigh), or would trade for good
lighter one Apply 1S5 Grove st.
HORSES. HORSES-From 300 to 500 head
of drafters, farm mares, drivers and
mules constantly on hand; auction ev-
cry Wednesday; private sales daily;
part time given II desired. Barrett &
Zimmerman's Midway Horse Market.
Minnesota Transfer, st. Paul.
FOR SALE-One horse, sound. gentle.
good roadster lady can drive; also
phaeton and harness; cheap. Call this
forenoon at 428 Rice ST., or 152 Eighth
st. later than Sunday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04
Mar. 1000. Mar. 1899. @

The receipts thus far IN March. COM
pared with the same period In March, 1899,
n..n IL fl,Ill
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04

TALL. good-looking wfdower, nice home,
prosperous, has 1000 desires wife who
would appreciate generosity and kind
ness. Address Mr.. David, Box %. st.
Louis, Mo.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04

LOSS.
The receipts thus far this year, COM
pared with the same period In 1899. are
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-28
NORTH FERRISBURGH.

on Wednesday evening. June 10Th. about
1OG guests assembled at tine house of Nr
and Mrs. A. W. Cronk to witness the
marriage of their daughter Fla S, to
Edison l.. Weston Of Port Henry \. Y.
The bride received many beautiful and
useful presents. After refreshments were
served the bridal pair started amid Il
shower of rice to meet the late train for
the south. just two weeks previous a
similar company assembled at the same
place TO witness the marriage of the
brides sister Frances H., to Hcmer t..
Isham of Williston. Both ceremonies were
performed by Rev, J. NJ. Applcman of the
Methodist church, Moses You, aged GS
years, died on Tuesday evening Of last
week. He was buried from his late residence
ON Friday afternoon. The services were
conducted by Rev. J. NJ. App,cman, as
sisted by Rev. William Palmer of the
Friends SociotY.-Bcntdict e., son of
George f.. Bah, was one of the graduates
at tho NerGcnnos high school ON Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Lall rendered an inter
coting address on the electric power of
Niagara The dime Socahle at Mrs l..
Il. Aliens on Friday evening was enjoyed
by large company of people. The en-
tcrtainment by the children under the
management Of Miss Sarah Allen was
very hne. The net receipts were $40
The Methodist SundaY-schoo viii serve
strawberries and ice cream next Friday
evening for the benefit of the library
Mr.. and Mrs. $. T.. Martin returned from
Saranac Lake on Tuesday evening Whcr,
they have been visiting their son, Mr.
John Martin who has a position at the
Riverside Iun.-Mr ana Mrs. r. y. If1r.
rington Of Burlington are guests Of Mr.
John Harrington.
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BRlST o..

Miss Susie McCabe Of Rutland was the
guest of Mrs Jennie Callahan and family
over Smday.-Gcorgc \. Smith has
bought the photograph business of Frank
J.. Hasscltine and will take possession
July 2-Thc officers elected by the s. T.
5. G. f.. are: President, Harold William
son Vicc-prcsident, Grace Bosworth; re-
IordinS secretary, Eulah Brown; cores
bonding secretary, Evelyn Dumas; treas
urer, T. $. PeCkham; organists, Ii2zic
johnson, Lottie Callahan, Evelyn Dumas,
i, r. Dickerman will lead the Christian
EndeaVor meeting next Sunday evening. .-
Mrs +. 5. Farr and daughter Annie, went
to the Queen city Monday to be present
at the L. V. NJ commencement-Th Sc
lectmen are having new steps built in
front Of the town hall-W. T. Gardner of
Brandon was i'm town Monday.-Last Sat
urday butter brought IL to 10 cents a
pound; eggs 13 cents a dozen; dressed
poultry, 10 to 10 cents a pound live poul-
try, to cents a pound; ginseng. S. "A
pound; hides cents a pound; potatoes p
To 20 cents bushcl-Nrs. l.. l.. Hyde and
daughter Of Isle La Motto were in town
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NATIONAL PROHIBIIIONISTS
Score President Mckinley on Temper
ance Question Assau Republicans
and Democrats.

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ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-28
STARKSBOR0.

Benson MaXtield an aged resident of the
town died Friday evening of consumption
He is survived by wife and TWO sons
John and Burt both of this place. Funor-
al services were held sunday at / o'clock
ReV. q. W. Russell Of the Free Baptist
church ofiiciatcd. Burial was in the nortn
burying ground.-rhc village scho1 u
closed Friday after very successful
term. Miss Furson rhc teacher returned
to her home in Brandon Saturday
south school closed Friday and G. W.
Bostwick teacher started for Addison Sat
urday where he has "A job in haying.-
Miss Minnie Smith having severed her
connection as teacher i'm the school at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-28
BREAD LOAF.

Mrs. II. I. Spoor is convalcscing slowly.
Mrs. q. w. Gilmore visited her daughter
IN Rochester the first of the woek.-Miss
Celia Narney from Montreal quebec, l.
spending Il few weeks with relatives ana
friends hcre.--L j.. Wright from Corn
wall spent several days at the Inn last
week lie celebrated his 90th birthday
anniversary June 18th, by fishing nearly
all day.-Mrs. {. \. Shampcny and son,
Worth visited at II. !. Spcor's recently
IThc Ladies Willing Workers Society mot
with Mrs. Il. ~ Damon the 2lst inst
L. G. Gibbs is in MonTcler and Eurliug-
ton this week. daniel Foster and wife
also Albert Foster and family from Md
dlcbury visited friends here last Sa'ur-
aaN.
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Maria Barbour is quite sick with
heart trouhlc.-Mrs. Oatmau and son of
Jersey city are i'm town.-Mr ard Mrs
Pierce who passed the winter in Alabama
are al the Wilcox homestead d.-Mr. an |
Mrs, LinsoV Of burlington visited this
town last week with their automobile
The remains of Mrs. joel Rice were
brought here from New York. Wedn.s-
day Brief services were held AT the
home of j. Il. Rice and the intcrmcnt
was in the family lot in the village cemo-
tcrY.--Thc pritcd hand hlls for the cclc-
brdtion Of the Fourth" SAVIOR of variety
and good time-Mr William Lewis is
once more in town with his family.-Mrs.
j. a, Jones of WeybridEe spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Il. w Crane.-Mrs.
G. II. Holdredge recently visited at West
port.-Mr and Mrs, p. ID. Norton attend
ed the Cummings wedding at Ad-
Olson last week.
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LINCOLN.

There was quiet wedding at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Wallace Fair
Wednesday. June 10Th at ! p. m when
their oldest daughter Jennie Belle was
united in marriage to William Watson
son of Mr.. and Mrs. a. r, Morgan. Rev.
w. Il. Streeter officiating. Ashley FAIR,
brother of the bride and Jennie Morgan,
cousin Of the groom acted as groomsman
and bridesmaid, The happy couple LETT on
the o'clock train for Alburg Springs,
where they will spend a few days with
the groom's sister, Mrs Or. Rogers and
husband
"Aunt" Mary Narney celebrated her
AContinued on Sd page.b
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Holton and daughter of Mortified
are the guests of Mrs. G. l.. Harrington
Madam Thompson is visiting in Salem,
y. Y.--George S. Wright principal Of
Bethel High school is spending his Vaca-
tion at his homc,-Ethan Allen band viii
play at BIidport the 4th of July,-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest SturteVant and son of Hart
ford Center. are at w. G. SturteVants-
Miss Mamie }rittell returned last week
from Montpclcr--M Miss Libbic Spr-igG of
Addison is the guest Of her brother, q. Ii.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-28


low want iroc silver There Is rather
more currency now thdn there - market
I'l, currency that is good around the
world.
In" questions which now more sharp
lN diNld" the people grow ont of tOin-s
not in existence az our last election. They
relate 10 our ncwly acquired territory. II
You near anyone talking about anti-"N-
phnSlou or dnii-inporiaiiSm, do not waste
your time liSt":lng TO him. lie Is back
number. We have already expanded. The
expansion question respecting the phil
lppincS IS just aS dead as tho Same qu"s-
ZION regarding Florida. Louisiana, CALI
iornia or Alaska. All that remains is the
question of how We Shall govern it. We
propose to govern it by using the native
Inhabitants and institutions ana making
the people as far as possible Sclf-govcru-
ing; hu; 10 maintain law ANA protect life
and property at all hazards The dcmoc-
"icy sag We should Withdraw our army
al once. The chief object of our forces
to-day is to protect the people there from
the gucrllas left from Aguinaldo's rebel
lion. The mere statement OF the PROPOSE
tiou that this government should with
draw its forces and leave the pcaccahlc
and helpless people TO the mercy of the
armed dcsperadoes is sufficient to rcfutc
it. But they say again they want to he
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-28
STATE REPrRLICAN LEAGrE.

Montpelier, June pa meeting Of
the state republican league WAS
held this evening at the Go d-
en- Fleece. President II. 5 Peck of
burlington presided and Officers were
elected as follows: President. Charles. H.
Stcarns Johnson, vice pre- sident. g. r.
Leland Springfield, secretary l.. S.
HaNcs. Fellows Falls; treasurer, r. A,
Dwincll, Montpelier, The three first Off
GERS were empowered to select six dele
gates at large ana four from each Con-
gressonal district for the national meet
ing at st. Paul in Julys
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-28
SALISBURY,

The hotels at the lake have opened for
the season Edward Stevens and family
from Boston, who are occupying their
home at Brandon. held a piciuc
with friends at Lake Dunmore Tuesday,
Rev. w. \. Einzie Of Bristol Is preparing
his cottage on the lake for occupation
by parties to whom he has rented t-C.
G. Bump lost a horse Saturday. Many
from town attended campmceting at ST.
Yer Lake SuudaN.-SundaN afternoon
Moses sawyer was run into by a runaway
horse whilo driving with his family. The
wagon was damaged but no one was hurt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-28

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donvillo Erc1 {; I'1ec,vord of NorrieyiUa
rba convcntion vas called 10 order at
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the state committee. The members Of the
St,to counf+t,c were scntcd upan the
etapc Pravor was cffcrod nv Rev \-l.-
man Scavcr of Montpolior. The call ror
the convention was read bv A. f. Watson
of tI.rtfcr1 socrct,r,. Of tho committo.
Chairman Rabbit presented the roll of
The convention and on motion of f.. y.
y7Iinn Of Sprinydold its rendiup was dis
ronsod with Tho selection of tho tompor-
.,,,. orpapizntion was then announced as
follows: Alexander Dunnott of -. Johns
burv chairman. f. J. Parsons ir. OF ISL
and Pond secretary. f w Sault Of YER
ronnos ana Charles Batcholdor of White
Divnr Junction assistant Secretaries.
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MN ~ -\N]l = 81 '-'-N''
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Sprgg. g.--Master Loyal Fox of Hartford ie
visiting his uncle, w. G. Sturtovant.-The
village school taught by Miss Mary
O'Rourkc of West Rutland closed last
Friday. This was Miss O'Rourke's third
term and it was very satisfactory. The
scholars were treated to lemonade. ice
cream and cake i'm the town hall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-28

pointed by the chairman to notify Mr.
Sticknev of his nomination and escort him
to the convention hall. The committee
were W. T.. johnson of Woodstock and j.
II. Mimms Of st. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-28
local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.

he winooski Valley, V esup North
From the Island in tt q Ike to the
Passumpsic, Along = er Greek
and by the Shores oI White
River Covered by Special
Correspondents.
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Vermont Officials For Next
Biennia! Term Unani=
mouSly Nominated.
STICKNEY AND ALLEN

Only New Names Among the Main Ohicers-One
Ballot During the Conventional A. How
land, Secretary of State; J. L. Bacon, Treas
urer; O. NJ Barber Auditor-Strong Speech
by Chairman Dunnett--New Republican
State Committee-Ira S. Allen of Fair Haven
Chairman-Patform Endorses National Ad-
cal and Progressive State Policy.