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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
ZEBRAK.

Pod parkanem iednej z odleg~
lejszYch uIic Warszawy ID 'wielu
miesleeY sladuje 6lepiec W iowa"
rzystwie mafej dziewozYnki. M1esz~
kancy okoliczni przYzwYcza,ll sig
do tego .,serw itutu" dzleln,cy j
stale zape}niaja puszke cd sardy~
mex, s}uzaca slepcowi "a skarbon-
ke.
Jakas m%i}osjerna dusza, ME
widsac dis ,,slepca'' ma zwyk4em
stanowisku, zapytuje die Sczynki,
s'edzacei na zwYkfem miejscu:
-Gdz;ez ojclec?
-Zaraz wrcci.
-GdZleZ pOSzed1l
-Ustysza} trabke ma rogu ull-
CT l poszedi obejraet v6s kuchni
ruchomych. DO 60 1eszcze ME WI
dial, .,.
DO WYGRANIA PROCESU
trzeba sledmiu rzuosY: Pieniedzy.
c~ierpllwosc,. doblego adwokata,
dobrych ssd1'6w, dtolb,srYceh s"'ad-~
kdw, dobrej sprawy i ,~S saz'czssseis.
Old JEDNEGO SkOWA.
- Wiesz, OIL ]ednego s}owa
zerwa}em re swoja narzeozon9!
- o..
Oswiadc.1iem sic jej. a ona
odrzek}a ni-! - w~ssYptko aerwa
- 81 }-- &.t.-..->f u
M1EDzY PRzYJAC16kMl.
- Co to snaozY, ze cd pewnegc
czasu jestes ciegle " taklm ztyu
- Jake nam bye W dobrYm'
Kup,}em zonie na imlen'ny .bia}t
frank i teraz rls wolno mi palic.
z GALIOYI.
Lw0w. Nagaa sm,eroia zmar
ks. Csalklo vel. ,l Prss.e.ochhodEzao pre-
plac Aaryaoki. padf No sohodnikk
skonczyt iYcie. Prsy~ diane pogo
towie towar1Ystwa ratunkoweg
stw,erdsito tYlko smlerd skutkien
EE&raES. = q .4-EE T $50 q .H
wady ssrca.
g VR8 ~ r
KRAKOW. -Ooegdaissa roz
prawa sqdowa-t TO smu,ny pr.Yo.Y
mex do nposled.edi. j oiedoli,
jakiysl aYjs ubot i I. f r1.'annai eel
Kra1pva. Pod wie9.dtsdn> 4 y
teg6 III. do sswiagra swegoC ee,ol
70. majstra stolars4ieso. pssvssaeas.
Josef sikoss. .,takls, stolars \. az
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

Youngstown, O. l wrzesnia, 1900.
Panic Profesorze Coll;ns'ie!
Posy4am Panu swoj& fotcgrafe,
abys Pan zobaczyi, re juz wyzdro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

z Pesztu, lecz wszystko bez akutku.
Mygla4am, re Juz rie bede uleczona1
ale ~przyszedlszy "a synem do Anne.
ryki, "a porada drugich, udafam SIG
O por2oc do Pane. Lekarstwa, kt6se
mi pan diva razy z%asiai, sprawl4y
ten cudowny skutek, ZEN dz1s dzle-
ki Bogu = zdrowa.
podzieks i szacunkiem,
MARYA KORESZKA~
The evening world., 1900-01-16

Prom the same source II was also
learned to-day. for the first time. that
AR Moss had a hard night 10 keep the
Co.nmiiise la line until the end. Even
the majority wanted 10 quit early IA the
Investigation. II Was only hy leading.
proddlng aud punching. Moss friends
say. that he Was able 10 hold the COM
mi,ise to the end.
The ma!l points OF the Committee /.
investigation" said Nr. Mo,s to-day,
AR. all right. but there IL much In my
report a. counsel TO the Committee that
j. no, touched Gpon-iratiefs that are
Of the greatest Importance To the tax.
payers ~ Greater New York.
For instance. possibly the creates,
evil i the po.er ~ the Comm ssion.is
81 various departments, Thtse men use
their power for political purposes. ~
.nrdlc.s Of The Pc, PIE. Interests. Every
conmi.sionrr j. a district ieadcr and tn.
Mayor h.s absolutely no poaer over han.
NOW, The Mayors power u removal
should I've Co-eNttnslv' with his term
Of Office. A. !, j. ne Is absolute tllcr-
ut. commi>-lun,r-of nj ufficc.
1T H. shown by COMMITS >tun.r Ian
try's testimony that the spirit Of Kicn.
ard Cookers tei imon. - aiken IT.
orally IN the .ads of departments
AN departments are run Tor the benz
"a 81 I 4mnany Hall and not for the
good NJ tn. people. Vet IN, Commit
Zee /. report dorH not touch un that
point
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| was the single word "Propensity."
On the back Of another photograph was
written the verses.
TIE third picture was that Of two
young women. one sitting. the other
standing. with her hand on the Others
shoulder. On the hsck was written:
In memory VI IN.
Several nicely executed pencil sketches
OF these vas the ngure Of petty bike
giri standing Al the mouth Of q tunnei
while . traln whtried by. Another was
that Of q telegraph operator resting HE
head on . telegraph desk. This In sup
posed g be dwwing OF himsslf BY
Little can b. learned about McAulins
beyond the fact that be vas . light.
hearted, merry fellow. and not the sort
Who would be suspected Of q suicidal
tendency. Those who worked With him
said this morning that they did not b.
bu, that he has sister in Poushkeepsie.
They scout the ides Of suicide.
Miss Merritt vas not ~ home when
4 reported called. tsut her mother said
she never heard Of NcAuli6e snd doubt
ID whether he knew her daughter at all.
Il IA. said that MeAuliffe had been I'm.
I'loycd there for four yearr. tie Was nm
expert telegraph operator and Of CHEEKY
aispcsition. REGULAR y HE hsbits and q:
rel s :nSoy re-; ~, e ": r. m.ms:r. 9;
the manner Of NcAuli6e's death aud
wsge satisfied II was accidental
4 The young man left the hydraulic
works In good splrits last evening.
A. ~ Clinton STREET. where xcAuli6e
street house. everybody spoke Of him a.
quiet and companionable and = bit re-.
llgsous.
The evening world., 1900-01-16

AZ euse yssscssf To- ven shsrs u1e s,ih.
out lssisi ~ hesr from Sssk. DS. Rice is
WOMAN sail. ksss the woslerfsi trutA tia,
rupture coo - cure4. I'D 10 thefssess aeo.
sr6s:ly $50. pfseeh by neli. hls issiks1.
sstsi q H. Wnss ,s.Ssy .hsss, al, -
zoe cssRSt sesre 10 nis this fses sSS ga.
q. =: <. Lyess. . AlshIy ss,s.sea s;ti.
:::s:: NV; 6, :i: :.::: 50: s s:
.ssss !1sss - = = sss.,s'Is. ssS Iss:
lsssr." p - .lsiI q vvtse q sees II ~
IlxG; :. 8 s.. 8 - 4
The evening world., 1900-01-16
william J. McAuiiRc. twsnsy.!our

william J. McAuiiRc. twsn,y.eoup
years old. telegraph operator for the
worthington Pump Company In Wan
Brunt street. Brooklyn. was found dead
In bed this morning In the boarding.
house Of Mrs. T.. c. Holmes. ~ Henry
street. The room was flied with gas
from a little heating stove
Whether It was accident or sn.cite 10
problematicai. The young mans friends
when Informed Of his death. espr, s,eI
themselves as positive that his death
vas accidental. bu, the authorities are
In doubt
McAuline engaged n room at Mrs.
Holiness on Sunday and took p,sses-
sion for the first time last night. lie
arrived about 10 O'Clock with . va,Ise.
lie then went out and returned at mid.
night. Nothing was heard from him
after that until the odor OF gas this
morning led to investigation and the
discovery Of his body. lie had asked .
servant TO call him ut o'clock this
morning.
He had unpaekei his vailse. and sr.
ranged after Q fashion the few posses.
slons which Il contained. Among these
were three photographs Of handsome
young women. which he stood up on the
bureau.
On the back OF one OF the photographs
vas written: Alice Merritt. soprano
~ Madison street. Brooklyn" Some
press notices favorsbie TO Miss Merritt
were copied In pencil.
Under these was written: "Naise
Kelly. incosnito. The Land Of Dreams"
This was underscored. and following II
The evening world., 1900-01-16
A MOTHER SUPERIOR INDEED
she Nsd n Hrip'Wg HAND SWv m
OvWhss Gsvi Whs Was IN More
tkas = Little Oi0~slty.

This IL the Mother Superior OF a we'll.
known Fordham convent. sh- varied
her religious duties by helping n young
girl whose great wealth proved cure.
The girl was Helen MerriaEton. heroine
OF The New boif SKI -srfapr. or
What Would You Do with $4,000 a
Year. tn. thrilling serial which be-.
sins IN io.motto~'s Evening world.
Read q
The evening world., 1900-01-16
BABY CRIED
Tim TO JAIL.
Gibbs Objected to Noise
and "Hit Mother with
His Feet"

An eighteen. mon;i.old baby who in
sisted an crying and disturbing the
peace OF the apartment house AT ~
stin'nn street Is r.sp5nsb bic for suit
In the cay c"ur' FOR 500 damages and
the mclrc.fa, on IN Ludlow Street Jan
Of one of the complaining neisnbors
The baby belongs to Mrs. Ida
: schwartz, who says lta, Boorich Gibbs
objected to The Infants tiny screams
';ibhs. II Is alleged. after talking about
the haby'- crying. called an Mis-
schwartz on Jan. = and entered a formal
The evening world., 1900-01-16

protest
Mrs. Schwarts told Gibbs to mind hi
own business. that her baby was no
worse tNan other rabies.
Later In the day Gibbs again invaded
the Schwartz Fat and after denouncins
Mrs. s;hwafix and the biay, assaai,e
The woman.
IN the language Of the &C mpia at he
M her With one NJ MS feet" INJECTING
-efious ,niuri"s
Mr. schwartz bfoush, suit for t?.0I
Tor assault AMI on b. was arrested and
held In IsS bail. In default Of which hr
vas sent 10 Iiil.
The evening world., 1900-01-16
Free to the
Ruptured.
DR.. W. S. Rice, the Well. Known
Authority. Sends . Trial Of His "a.
nous Method Free 10 An.
Any One Can Nov Cure Themselves al
Home Without Pain, Danger. Opu.
alton OF an Hours Loss VI
Time From Work.
To The thsusasAs upsa thousabls Of rup.
ture1 Deepls VIZ sfs tsrturiag ths0sslsss
9th trvsoss sul 10 no0eotafy 6AAOsf ei
eesth freo straasSlatios ~. ". .. Nice.

81 Ns!a q.
viii ss;ss ire a;
sll Q thai u bic
foOeuo 0etho1
that h0s savs1 -
many live ass
mo1e - 0ohy
ehillrss cell aad
ss"cSsS:s,,s; e.Gs
ssl, rsp: Sns Do
sbs.s v!i.ise iei
he frss trial. u
vii Gee. zoe
nethiag sol sIlI
sass's yey V 80
The evening world., 1900-01-16

Csps. aeyssoas's USseesaa YIsAs
rtsy Cssps- WITH Uss fsee
Crashed u.

Capt ReynoIds. % the Atlantic Ave.
sue Police station In brooklyn. who ~,
0pessedcd by Capt. Price. Of the Ten.
eesSoin. ~ Chief Of the Detective Blu.
r'-Au aercss the river. reported to-day
that 90 OF his men had found the body
u . nes'y horn .Gisi haby with Ice face
crusbei IN. between Schenectady and
Utica avenues to-day.
Thc cSrpse vas N the grovaA 10 IL
ran - . stab,e. rss hshy's elothlao
~ - 0osss tnas vuus6 ~ ssUog1
- o0ou100noe1o9
The evening world., 1900-01-16
1874 Off Diamonds.

Here IS an opportunity to purchase Oamo0d6 q
remarkably low figures. We purchased n sDug.
nous amount Of Diamonds. before The great ncosD
in prizes, and wish our customers 70 derive ~
teie,t Of same For shorI time We odos ouf
entire stock OF Diamond Jewelry At discount q
1873 on any article from 5000 upward
The evening world., 1900-01-16

)1I~ wv sseos
Aeriese. Rel Csrase.
Peach, Rrspbsrry:
Quiaes. Raspees..y ss6
Rel cnrraae. Straw.
besvy. ETC.. &C.. our
regular price iSe. T. *
n. glass jars. -
Do@sea, E0 eouWA.
Dress 0oee, dDooeoooesy.
Pc .a0oe0, e.c., &C., our
resrlIi prize i6c.; I. IA
Ii. gAss jars. b0
Preserved Fruits, 20 on.
giisS Jars.
Sera wbee!ie Qu6o:oo,
Rsspesrries, Hu0s. and
all Olhefs, vug seguhr
Price sSe= ios this AZ
SALE. ~
SoUlh WOu's finest Osaage
Msr0sla1o, imcost. "A
e! i-lt. giaS jsrs, ~
Sejce1 ce1ses. ds1ieiosk
must Be takes ~ r
l,-
Spieo1 Aagbovl11t IN
i'on '''sssps - ~
The evening world., 1900-01-16
..Cearance of Books.

The remainder Of our stock OF sets Of books
neatly bound in co.h 10 be closed out Al the fol.
lowing reduced prices:
J., ine SETS including the works o Longisllow hugo
Cosel. hsvtrsne SeverS ,esasme. L,aN Carey Leather
Nskrg i,l.s. Emerson. Maczriiy AkAindsr. ks "a
Sell Nariiti, all 10 60 at. ~ 81 Of v,lums ~
6-,o.un'e ,ts. rcuing the works o Waller Scott. OK
Dun.S. Lyan. 10 be eos.d out al. per ST %
The works oi Bisef Lyon. in - ,orm beautifully bound
III huskrsm. gold toy. published At SisJol As long A az
IS they as pei set, 3s/S
Works 81 Sfatesrene complete ia % volumes, = X
hsndy clifton 10 b. eios-t ont II. prXt, Zs/J
Works o: Shakespeare. plump volumes. 10 be closed *
out a. per set. ~
he following al. yer st. 1.eS
Worss q, Buw0 UT in voam.S Thacknay. In 80 vol!
umcs; scott, IN ~ No-m,s ok .ns ~ ts volimss.
Works q. Gssse Eliot. In rsum? volumes 10 be 4 Ak
closet out Al. re -. b>V0
The evening world., 1900-01-16
VACANT CHAIR.

We shall meet. hst We shall
nlss hl0t
There will he csc vacant
chair.
We shall lisser e eaPess
when We breathe sss evea.
iag prayes.
"Nssie written ~ whSas
095 ssnnle street. New
York"
Verses written on the back OF
the photograph o. a beautiful
girl on the bureau Of william
]. McAuliffe. found dead In his
room.
The evening world., 1900-01-16
Special Sale Groceries.
1....l n.e A&~hesf Ces6ea ~.

Jf1oe8.
Sela csusoDogD a 60
SoooA very - =
2-lc. castons peT ~ =
~ nsehess1s ~ -
LIS q ~
nesoso1 e1oEB1nns 49,
very fas, kaI. N!ao
hAh keE.
Aupseie ~. hiunu1 Z
grsde. pes O..
NHh)oe Was cnouUoun
esreoooe ~ -
ira 6ne ~. a.
nsrs1sas ~. -
a.
cG1oDDsu1D w. -
The evening world., 1900-01-16

hrlb chimney; the swim. in
gas abns repays you -Very
shortly for tte outlay COR.
rltie "Bsigttlight" ~
outfit to-morioN. 81
rhird vioo.. 18th o.. Section.
The evening world., 1900-01-16
Clearance of Watches.
Every Watch guaranteed perfect ~.

piece.
iOT i.-Wa.:heS TINT formsr., sofa up u f,Ao iaGo.
m,n'S soil silver watches with American mosenon1R
mems solid saver hunngess watches with Swiss moVo1
mats nekeLplased splt-seco,i watches. ~ 10 = AZ
lie los d cot Al uniform psic. o., ea:h, 49,
LOT ,-WaaeheB worth IRON Si0O),to Si114 ioe1nll1
mems solid silver hunnyssss m.ns goiJ-suod v11e13
with American rsoyemsrt hdies enaallei waoeeee ~
chaieaine 10 match hcss solid gold waiche, 4 a..
an 10 he closed out Al. each 3s>0
LOT Some Of which ire worth as high IS S9n0n laea
Indies solid gold Watcher ornamsnted With pea19 m5
sod silver hunting-tis. Watches tilted with W1n)nm g
Eg n movement meas gold-tIsi huningcsse WtDehA
fitted with Wahham o. Eisn movements al 70 4 a.
he ticsei Oh, al the Uniform price Of W.
Lot Alnciuies very line stock. s.ch hdes so&1U
hunting case Watches, mems solid gold hua1tag -
W.ieh.s. Some { the ladies wst.hs are ia1n1 ~
pearls n diamonds. They are mostly lifted viii Aslu,
move rnsns OF these are worth = much = S1&1
Alto be sold Out At
1875, I4.85, 1875, 2j.75 up 10 3kea
This an opporunyto secure 6ne timspiae sssno ~
~. ~ c.
The evening world., 1900-01-16
Rich ArtG Goods

sch as bronzes Sevres ware, ivory Natuary, mina.
lures curios &c, for Cabinets fine bril-. a.brac, mar.
HE stat,ary, &C., &c. all at discount Of Is per
cent. from the marked prices.
The evening world., 1900-01-16
DEAD MANS
PRETTY PHOTOS
Faces of Fair Women Looked Upon
William J. MeAulffe as He
Expired BY Gas.

"WEA1Y OF HI CA18&"
Pencil McAui6e The
The evening world., 1900-01-16
Leather Goods.

Special sale al Sesao Flsess
Pueses in grain Ieitl,ef.
seal leather. pig skin and
noso:to n ~. j9c. AZ
Nsla rI.r
The evening world., 1900-01-16
Great Sale of Decorated
Porcelain, Etc., Tea
Sets, Sc Pieces, $3.50.

poseeian. with nsa. undergone decorations, .ull I X
size. 10 pieces; sale price. complete :e. Is/1
Decorated FoseeIain Soup TSsseGs. rs
Decorated Ioscslin Wsier Jugs, Is
Decorated Posceain Tea Plates, 8
Decorated POrcelain Breakfast plotes, 7
Decorated Porcelain Olaoos P0atss 8
Wblts Pseesasia Tea ~ Bsssklas; Plssss !
Wh)ee peseslala Oiaaes Psaes. 4
Whae Pssesisia Salsd or B,rry Be~ls. 10
Oscesaesd chise Chseols:e csps s,d ssScess, IN
yer rair. ~
Osesssted chla Sugar sai Cream Sets. r.
laQooese Tee Pots. worth 2is. sic p;e., 10
Ako spesi,l table u Old, and ends Of DECORATED
Toid Ware
Dscossiei Poscesn 0sash Vsses. 10
Z" MUSs. 10
MoUeh Ewsss, 10
Seq Dishes. IS
ms)ssjes Jugs. worth 2se. each. At 10
Tee poolos. white Germm Chin. EACH 6
U0eseGs Sese1s. Jspaness tlle AMI ~tis.. deco "a
nied EACH IsII
rAvi rsor MI D. ss~iss
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-03-28

Over eighty bills were passed by
the Legislature during the closing
hours of the session last Friday and
Friday night and signed by the Gov
ernor. The more important of them
we name below:
Senate 30 Making it unlawful to
issue fire insurance policy contain
ing co-insurancs clause unless n re-
duotion in rate is named.
Senate so Making it misdemean-
or for any administrator to misappro-
pirate trust funds in any way.
Senate 1876. Making it INSIDE
meanor to throw missiles ut train or
street car.
Senate l52. Concerning the trans
portation of dead human bodies.
Filled
Senate 1863 Amending the election
law by providing the kind of ballots
to be used in voting "for" or against
proposition submitted to the peo-
pie.
Senate 81 Repeating the Tubercu-
losis act
House i04. Making it unlawful to
hunt pheasant, quail, woodcock on
rabbit while the ground is so covered
with snow that any snch bird or ami
nal may be tracked.
House 267. The National Guard
reorganization bill.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-03-28

The newspapers have a great deal
TO say about the attempt of Rev. Mr..
Sheldon to publish daily paper as
Christ would have it done; and, with
rare exceptions, they ridicule the Of
fort and pronounce it failure In
this decision we cannot agree. The
Rev Mr. Sheldon, doubtless, needs
training i'll order to do the best work
in this line, but that he has struck ut
and shown up the utterly selfish and
often INSCRIPTIONS way in which
daily and weekly newspapers are pub
lished, is proven by the malicious
way in which he is attacked by some
of these newspapers.
The truth is, that n large majority
of the daily newspapers are indecent
and unfit to be received into families,
especially where there are children.
Let any one look over tho ndvertis-
ments in most of tho leading dailies
taken in this city, and this will be
demonstrated; while the manner OF
treating moral and religious questions
in the reading matter columns is often
Aippant and offensive.
The only right way to conduct n
paper, is, negatively, to insert nothing
that is corrupting or irreligious, and,
positively, to advocate those things
that make for morality and righteous
ness. If christian people would apply
their christianity to the practical
things of life and watch the kind of
literature that comes into their homes,
there would be better class of papers
published, or falling off in their cir
culation.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-03-28

AN APPALLING RECORD. Twenty
thousand arrests for drunkenness year
and eight thousand imprisonments is the
appalling record of one of the most en-
lightened of American cities 1t means
one arrest to every four families. What
1t means to the tax payers may be reck-
oned from the fact that, while the fines
collected amounted to less than twenty
five thousand dollars. the cost of main
tanning the prisoners took from the pub
lie more than one hundred thousand dol
lars. Were it proposed to appropriate
that sum for library or any beneficent
public institution, the matter would be
carefully considered, lest tho city be
guilty of extravaganza. A remedy for
this yearly tribute to the city's shame
and curse is much more worthy of consid-
Grafton New York Sun.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-03-28

A curious question has arisen as to
the proper date of Easter this year
The church CALENDARS make it April
Is. Easter is the Sunday after the
full moon, which happens on or next
day after March 21st. The next full
moon after March 81 this year is as
sumed in the ecclesiastical tables to
occur April IA; but the actual astro-
nomical full moon, it seems, is at / .02
a. m. Sunday, April IS, and when the
Paschal full moon is ON a Sunday,
Easter is the Sunday after, which
would make it properly April 20.
The discussion is purely academic, OF
course, and the church people will re-
mark that if the moon misses its Pas
chal rotundity by sixty-two seconds,
so much the worse for the moon.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-03-28
LAMBERTvILLE. N. J.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1900
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

The Republican voters OF New Jer-
ssy and all who approve Of the wise and pa
triotic administration of President Mckinley,
and who desire the great prosperity that pre-
walls throughout the country to be continued
by the maintenance OF the policy under which
it has been promoted, are requested to join in
the election OF delegates to a State Conyen-
ton to be held at the Taylor Opera House in
the city of Trenton,
THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1900,
at twelve O'Clock, noon, for the purpose Of Sc
lecting four delegates-at-large and four alter
Mates delegates to the Republican National
Convention, which will assemble at Philadel-
phia on June 10Th next, for the nomination of
candidates for President and Vice President,
to be supported at the next general election.
The basis of representation under this call
will be one delegate for each 200 votes cast at
the last Gubernatorial election, and one dele
gate for each fraction thereof exceeding leo
votes, the said delegates from each county
will be apportioned among the several sub
divisions OF the counties by their respective
county committees.
Under the rules heretofore adopted, each
county delegation will be required to elect at
this convention one member OF the Bepubh-
can State Committee to serve term Of four
years.
The number OF delegates to which each
county is entitled under this call will be as fol-
Inwa.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-03-28

The Congressional District Conventions, to
select two District Delegates and two Alter;
mates from each Congressional district shall
be held as may be directed by the Congress
sional Committee from each of said districts
In the same manner as conventions are called
for the nomination of Representative in
Congress
II in any Congressional district there is no
Republican Congressional Committee, the Re-
publican State Committee will appoint from
the residents Of such district committee for
tho purpose of calling a district convention to
elect district delegates.
BY order of the Republican State Committee
FRANKLIN MURPHY, Chairman
A. s. BARBER, JR, Secretary.
Newark, N, j., March isth, 1900.
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The Senate has passed Senator Pit
ney's bill amending the Game laws.
The bill after having been several
times amended, makes these open sea
sons: Pheasant, quail, rabbit and
squirrel, November and December;
snipe, March, April. September, Oc-
tober, November and December; wild
goose, wild duck, or other web-footed
wild fowl, September to May in
elusive. In other respects the game
laws are unchanged.
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Rev, w. L. Sitter, W. Canton, N.
Y, writes, Il had dyspepsia over
twenty years, and tried doctors and
medicines without benefit. | was per-
suaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and it helped me from the start. /
believe it to be panacea for all forms
of Indigestion. 1t digests what you
eat. G. NJ. Shamalia.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an Election will
be held in the City OF I.ambertyille, in the
County of Hunterdon,
On TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1900,
between the hours of six O'Clock in the morn
ing and seven O'clock in the evening, for the
purpose of electing the following officers:
CITY TICKET.
One Superintendent Of Pnblie Schools
One Overseer of the Poor.
FIRST WARD.
One Chosen Freebooter.
One Common Councilman.
One Trustee Of Public Schools.
One Commissioner of Appeals.
One Justice of the Peace.
SECOND WARD.
One Common Councilman.
One Trustee of Public Schools.
One Commissioner of Appeals
THIRD WARD
One Common Councilman
One Trustee of Public Schools
One Commissioner Of Appeals;
One Justice of the Peace Ito fill the unex-
pored term of J. s. 8. Dean, deceased, for %
year..
The polling places are as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Hiberna Fire Engine Company's House,
South Main street, between Swan and Ferry
streets
SECOND WARD.
Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder Company S
Truck House, North Main street, between
Bridge and Church streets.
THIRD WARD.
Columbia Hose Company's House, George
street, between Perry and Buttonwood streets.
Witness my hand this 2Gth day of March,
A. d., 1900
JAMES II REYNOLDS,
City Clerk
Lambertville n J March 26th 1909.
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When Justice Gummere gave his
now famous opinion that IN child s
life is worth one dollar" he adhered
strictly to the letter of the Jersey law.
OF course thousands of persons who
were not conversant with the law
looked upon the opinion as inhuman,
whom the law itself should have evoked
this censure. There was offered in the
House an amendment to that law
leaving the amount to be awarded for
the loss of life to the jury called in a
case for damages. That amendment
should have been adopted, -Democra
Advertiser.