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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
Cannot Get Manitoba Wheat for
Grinding Without Especial Act
of Congress.
Treasury Dept Would Look With I'm
friendly Eyes Upon Any Bill
to Secure It.

From Tho journal Bureu,s. Room e. Pass
Building, Huntington -
Washington March 4.-Treasury de-
partment officials say the only way by
which Manitoba wheat may be import ed
into the United States, and there ground
into -four, and the -four exported, without
the payment Of duty, is by special act of
congress. They claim there is nothing in
the existing laws permitting such an ar
rangement, and 1t is more than likely,
should the millers Of Minneapolis and
Duluth continue to press their case, that
formal statement will be issued by the
treasury embodying the opinion here set
forth.
Millers from Minnesota have laid their
case before the department. Congress-
man Fletcher has taken it up for them,
and has made repeated visits to the
treasury, but apparently without any sat
isfactory results. What applies to Mani
toba wheat will apply also to the desire Of
the Linseed oil people to secure draw.
backs on their exports Of oil cake. This
too, say treasury officials, will require 6
special act of congress-.
The matter was formally called to the
attention of the department in a lette1
written by John Crosby of the Washburn
Crosby company, in which he set fortl
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
NEXT CONGRESS
House Republicans to Begin
Campaign Planning on
Monday Night.

Fre,n The: Journal Bureau. Room, 20. Pos,
BsIsldtn0, Warrington. - : -
. Washington, March A Next Monday
meet to plan for the 1902 congressional
campaign and elect an executive com
mittee, which in turn will elect a chair
man to succeed Representative Babcock.
1t is understood to be the general desire
of republican members, in view of Bah
cocks splendid record as chairman of the
congressional committee, to continue him
in that place, but Bebcock's friends say
that under the circur stances he could
not consistently accept another election.
. The democrats hope that the fifty
eighth congress to be chosen next No
late gossip that Representative Richard
son, Of Tennessee, the minority floor
| leader, is anxious to be chosen chairman
Of the democratic congress sional commit
tee. It is assumed that he would have
no use for the place unless there were q
good chance for victory.
HeatwOle's Turn.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock tire Min
nesota house members met in Senator
Clapp's eomnlittee-room to select mem
Der of the republican congressional COM
mittee to succeed Eddy, who has served in
that capacity two years. Some time aso
the Minnesota members adopted the pol
! icy OF passing this around once in two
years, under which arrangement tTaWney
McCleary and Eddy have already had it
| 1t Is now Heatwoie's turn and he will be
chosen to-day unless unlocked for coin.
plications arise. Two years ago he tiei
Eddy for the place and withdrew in Ed.
dy's favor. Stevens and Morris will score
r,,t,, -1-o
in the service. This PLACE is of some i'm
portance, for it carries the chairmanshi,
Of the state delegation.
/ w. W. Jermane.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
A'TWOL,E NAY
Votes With the Democrats
Against Conference Re-
port on Philippine
Bill.

Washington, March 4.-Wt:en the house
met to-day the PENDING question was on
the adoption of the conference report up
on the Philippine tariff bill. On rising
Messrs. Mccall (Mass.), Heatwole,
Mimi and Iittlefeld. (Me.), republicans
voted with the democrats against the
adoption of the report.
Mr.. Payne, the majority leader, tnen
demanded the ayes and nays and the roll
was called. The report was adopted, 1888
to 100.
Mesrs. Littleheld, Mccall and Heatwole
again voted with the democrats in the
negative.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
DYNAMITED
An Effort to Wreck a Big
La Crosse Mill Fails
in Part. 8

Special to The Journal.
La Crosse, Wis, March Am attempt
was made by unknown persons to blow up
the La Crosse Lumber company's big
mill with dynamite yesterday afternoon.
The explosion wrecked one end of the
structure and shattered machinery in
other parts of the building. 1t shook the
entire vicinity and was heard in all parts
of the city.
The police declare that several sticks
of dynamite were used. They discovered
a second big charge of the explosive in
another part of the mill, which failed to
explode
AS no one was in the mill at the time
there was no fatalities The police be-
lieve they have clue. but refuse to make
(anything public at present.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
TWO STRINGS
Canadian Charter Forms the
Second for the Northern
a.. :..- Securities Bow.

Special to The Journal.
:. New York. March 4.-Although positive
'denials are made by officials and attor-
neys of the Northern Securities company
Of connection with the application to in
corporate with the same name in Canada.
a rumor is circulated in Wall street that
Canadian charter is being obtained in
order that the Northern Securities may
make use of it should the decision in the
American courts be against the company
here.
In some quarters the belief prevails that
as Incorporation is mot costly, the char
ter is being obtained for speculation, to
be sold to the Morgan Hill company in
case it becomes desirable to use the
Canadian charter.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
STRIKERS SHOT
Summary Punishment for
Leaders in the Bare
/
Iona Riots.

Madrid, March 4.-some of the strikers
arrested for participation in the recent
riots at Barcelona were shot at Fort
Montjuich this morning. A brother Of
General Moore, the Carlist leader, has
been arrested for completely in the riots
and will be tried by court-martial.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
THE PRINCES DAY
Early Morning Drive. Wreath-Plac-
inc and Germania Reception.

EARLY Morning Drive, Wreath-Plac-
ing and Germania Reception.
Chicago, March 4.-The Chicago which
Prince Henry of Prussia saw by the glare
of many lights upon his arrival was pre-
scented to him to-day by the clearer light
of the sun. The welcome he received last
might was repeated and emphasized, and
he was given further opportunity to en-
Joy his expressed desire of meeting Amer
lean citizens at close range. During the
day he listened to an address from the
Central Bund of St. Paul, placed wreath
on the Lincoln monument in Lincoln park
and enjoyed a luncheon and reception at
the Germania Club.
Unexpected Early Drive.
The prince arose early By $3.50 fully 5000
people packed the sidewalks in front OF
the hotel. Photographers stood at every
vantage point, ready to snatch likeness
of the prince when he emerged. 1t was
nearly 10 o'clock before their patience
was rewarded. The prince having two
hours at his disposal, concluded that q
drive about the city would best please
Continued ON Second Page.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
NORMAL BOARD MEETS
\ Successor to President Kleeberg-
or To He Chosen

err to BE Chosen.
The state normal board met to-day at the
capitol. The election of successor to Presi-
dent keeberger of st. Cloud, was not reached
until late in the afternoon, Most of the
morning session was taken in the discussion
of the $500 claim of Palmer, Hail. & Hunt
architects for the Duluth school The board
disputes $1,000 of this amount for prelimi-
nary plans not accepted.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
THE HOUSE HAS FUN
Members Cried Scherf Down and
Whistled at Nyqufst.

Private bills had the call in the house
this morning and although of triffing Inn
portance, effectually prevented the con-
sideration of more serious matters. Mr..
Jacobson fumed and fretted and objected
to every attempt to suspend the rules.
There were so many members with little
axes to grind, however, that all of his
pleading for some consideration of the
bill proposing eonstitut ional convention
fell on dead ears.
The, law makers even had time FOL
friyolity. When Representative Scher1
arose to speak ON an amendment to the
primary election law, he was greeted
with loud cries for Question .ques-
ton" The more insist ent he became, the
more persistent grew the cries. until Mr.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
COURT CONYENEs AT CHAsKA

Special to The Journal.
Chaska, MIMI, March 4.-Court convened
Monday with Judge Caldwell presiding.-The
Chaska fire department held it's quarterly
meeting Saturday evening.-The county com
msssoners will meet in regular session on
March 17.-Anton Bury will shortly open a
new hotel In Chaska. The old sDilly" hotel
building Is being remodeled for him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
COMMONWEALTH COMPANY

Indian Com issiOner Grants 1t an
Extension Of Time.
From The journal bureau, Room Is, Post
Building, Warrington.
Washington, March 4.-Indian Commits
sioner Jones has granted further extern
sion of the: time to the Commonwealth
Lumber company to decide whether it will
pay for the green timber cut on the White
Earth reservation last winter or stand
a suit. At the last conference with the
commissioner, at which Senators Nelson
and Clapp, Thomas H. Shevlin and Ray w.
Jones we're present, the commissioner
said he would not abate his demand for
the payment of cent unless good reasons
were shown for such action. Mr.. Jones
went back to Minneapolis to think it
over.
Military Park Commission.
Representative Stevens to-day intro
military park commission to consist of
five members. They are to be appointed
by the president. The commission is to
have charge Of all military national parks.
This commission will supersede the fire
commissions now In existence and will re-
suit in considerable saving to the govern.
ment.
Not for Thompson.
Professor Bradley NJ Thompson of the
University of Michigan will not succeed
Judge Noyes in Alaska. Thompson's ap-
plIcation, strongly Endorsed, was referred
by the president to the attorney general,
who decides Thompson is too old. This
position requires young and husky
man, Knox says, and President Roose-
Welt indorses him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-04
Military Park Commission.
Not for Thompson.
DEATH OF sHAKopEE,s. AGENT.

DEATH Uf SF1AhUPEE'Ss AGENT.
Special to The Journal.
shakopee, Mimi, March An. s. schaefer,
aged % years, died here yesterday. He was
for five years the ticket agent at the Mil
waukee station. He was sick for eight weeks
and his disease baf11ed the skill Of the best
physicians.
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Unexpected EARLY Drive.

Continued on second Page.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31

n their own progress. i8 watching themselves grow. that they n0 lDugeT take any iuieTe5. I1 men. Men. he
 says are getting to bs mere money making machines. without any real
 par. iu either home or soc58i life. He eui3Fges st quite a Isusth upon the gradual separation that is taking place between tae sexes and charges U 10 the inclination that women hays uAw
 to Iil taeIr lives with so many duties and interests that they have neitbe- tme nor desire for thelr husbands com
 gsHI5Hship. He advises that men form \ Protective Association of Illus
 bands for the pGrpos- fl oeyisjrg some pan whereby women may b- again brought iBl0 .tzte of subjec;iou to
 their natural lords and masters. The article is written very much In spirit 8i fun, b.. through IL runs q vein of seriousness and tbe writer yery plainly means 10 enter protest,
 None Of us, am sure. need feel that se are personally aTraigned. and ret
 se Cat easily see h0. good ground for such complaint might arise. The real purpose of marriage is c0mpani0n- ship and NC, IS wives. have u0 Iigh. io E ] led with oiter interests. whether in ] housekeeping, our children. our clubs. our church. or what not, that We can ] no longer ind tiHe or iEcljna;ious to b. friends and comrades tO our bus ! bands He sgreiy n0ts than any other l $ our own feIks. and is eZtitjeJ to The
 sweetest and bes. ths. our nature holds
 Lastly. dear club friends; we women
 need more time to b. good to ourselves Becky sharp. Tn Vanity Far. V bose i 0niy thought and aim Tn lie was her own advantage. said. as excuse. per haps. fur her Sgil,hne.s. that she had ! 70 be mother to herself 1ish that ln 4 better and trner sense every wo- ! man could be induced 10 be mother i t0 herself. There Is so much ID life 1 that IS better worth our time aud l thought than the dsi.y rush and strain 1 ID which some of u. live Cub vol X Us good, church woTk ls good, our l friends are dear and satisfying, but 1 better than all is the quiet home life, i the hours af thought sus res. aud sou.
 growth. Much is telng said now about ! the strenuous llfe-nsn are living al fever heat. and women are catching he infection. Some women. bY natural ] fitness or stress ot circumstances. are i obliged 10 take their part ID this stf-n- nous life If the nation. % much more should those of US who may. shelter ourselves in the temple If home, and taeTs Keep tue altar lTes burning.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31

NOTICE is hereby given. that uu5eranA hy virtue ot the authority conferred uE,t. n ne by q certain trust deed. execafed Gy Mary A Douglas, Lucy 4. Douglas and Pae D Doug .as tn me as Trustee. fur the Lse of Jane, fu--e.l auG W = Graham as Am of Fu,. seii. Graham X 10.. 44teI tae 25n asv af October, leyi, and recorded iu ,ne oflc. of te . Clerk Of et. Francis County ArAausas. jn Boos iS, page aSs, default asFlux been male ID the payment Of Inc lndsbf~iaess secured oy sad tTuIt deed. and having been reQuestea 10 make sHte of the req estate c3uytved 10 ne in sad trust 3eed. ia or8er b pay said ID. d-sted0ess ] NllI. On the
 l-rh DAY OF FEBRUARY. i513. si the west Q7ar of the court house in tha town of Forre,t CIiy. St Francis Codnt- ArksHss.. between iegal n0urs oGer for .s q tn he iigbest bidder for casa tae fuisovlrx rx ceseribed res estate. lyiBg and beng in "a, County of ~. frAncs. Stat. of Arkans.. ta-N.t:
 An nns3vided two-sevsutns ot inc South Hs!f of me North west Q1srfsr cf Section seveaiern IT.. Township ST tsi Sort. Range Two l-I Ast
 The uue 10 sad real ss;sie believed 10 be good, but se.! only a. trustee.
 :. II. MANN. Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
NEW CASTLE TIMES,

We were very sorry to see the rain Saturday morning. ss the young pso- pie were anticipating nice time,
 We are glad to know that little Hat tis Horton. who las been very i'll for several days, has recovered.
 MT. Lee Fitzpatrick is seen going south every sunday morning. He mus. be looking for Lilly's. What i. the attraction. Lees
 Mrs Emma PiTtle bssTsc c1Yersd from aa illness Of several days duration b the delight Of her many friends.
 The young people of this vicinity at tended g dance a, r1e residence of NIT. and Mrs Hamilton feH nights ago. and thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
 NIT. Rob Smith has m6Ysd back to ihe country and We are glad :o have him with us again.
 Quarterly meeting will be held al Forrest CbsDe, Saturday and Sunday. "e have fine pastor aud anticipate 8 large attendance.
 Mss Ciists ShaWver is visiting Miss Alma Pirtle this week.
 Ar. solomon CseTy, one of our prom inent young men. Vas n Forrest GUY last Saturday.
 The young people are anticipating g nice time Wednesday night. A box supper is 10 be given a. the residence of Ar. and Mrs. swan ID honor of Misses Gertie Aberna.hy and Alma Plr..s.
 Ar. ". O. Pirt,e. a general merchant Of New Castle. is progressing all 0. K.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
sTWaea False Alarm.

have used your Df. Cadwelt's Syrup Pepsln and can truthfg!4y reconzend II. Some fsuF yesrs ago doctors tod Ine that l hsd Brghis disease l was laid up three months and nothing ] used helped me and n0 food would stay on my s.om- acA used one bottle Of your Dr. Cad wells Syrup PepsiB and food would stay Oh ny stomach and 1 eraved something 10 eat got wei There was To Brighi's disease about iae l. Sss "ialse rum3r. Ever since have recommended Dr. C4ld- wells Syrup Pep.in 10 friends and strangers. l; IS just splendid I have full confidence in It.-Geo. F Benedict, 639 West King St, Decatur, IL. Sold UY J II. Danayant.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
4 Profitable Inysstman,.

'l was troubled for about seven year, with ny siomacu and iD bad half rry tsn4e. 2 says l.. DeincE. >amerylie, Ind Il spent about Sl ,0oO and never could ge' anything to help nip until l tired Eoce. Dyspepsia Cure l hay. taken fea bottles and am entirely vel. You don I llve oy what yoa est. but by shs. ,c4 olgest and assiuaiikt-. II soar stoTusc1 eoesn't digest Jour food you are really starving. kodol Dysp-psia Cure does .-e stomaea's work by eiges.3Bx tbe .ooc You don't have 10 diet. Ea. al yau want. kodoi DysPep-ia Cnrs eurx- sE. sic.s-4 iroz5es. :. II. Dgaays.i.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
FOR ASSES SSOR.

TIE TTxES is authorized t8 G1Bcubcs J Ar. ' L. SWAN. of Johnson towrshIp, ss \ can atzEfe for Assessor of sf- trsnc5s county sao.eci to the acton of the Democratic party
 I'm TgNE~ is suthorfzea 70 announce pr- SP BEAFCHaNP af Madison tOwush ?. xs < candidate far Assessor cf sf. Francs c,guIy. sgssect 10 The acton Of tbe Des1o. crassc party.
 TEE TINES is sgfbog5ze8 tn announce Nr- GEUIsGE H Row LAND of Teitca towush ?. as candidate for Assessor Cf -t. frsrc1. county s1s.ect 10 the acton of tae Demo cratic party
 IRE TINEs Is authorized to announce Squire JOHN N. HALL. of GrlEE= township. a. a t~ nc fsar re for tbe nfce of ssessor Of >f rz r- css county. subject to he acton of the Demo cratic party
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
AN OPEN LETTER

From the Hon. Responsible Rodney
 McJoy, Of Prlckly Pear Rioge To Silver Bill, ot Demoelat, Sand HilI Deestrict.
 Sir: l will not attempt to change your name and call you Weary Willie, IS the tiutinabu ation in the eupuony or your name is too SYNONYMOUS with your high standing, but an surprised l that you arise out of the mud sI Mui Lake after three weeks spell of hypnot'cs and say that you have for gotten that l did eat Christmas dinner with you, and that l took you for a ay, and you got scared and jumped out of ihe boat into Mud Lake Well. l forgive you; such alterations do oe cur and have 10 be overlooked. have new scheme and want you to come over and help me. lis this. You know the candidates for political pre- terment have eliminated the niger from voting in the primary; corse- quentlv, Nil. Candidate don't have to set ID the pie to tue nig. for lis vote. but us Hill Biliies are do.ng the voting uo", and we ale getting 70 pie. Now l want you 10 -eip organizs ihe II. E E 30 ae will get our inst eues-pleuty of pie. What say you:
 Yours. bY the watch.
 THZ HON. RE REsPoSsIBLE
 RODNEY .,Cloy
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Important Notice to Subscribers

Or January 5, 1909, we c'osed an ST. Engagement with the Commercial Ap. peal Publishing Co, of Memphis whereby We are enabled to offer 1uE FORREST CgTT TIMES and The Weekly Commercial Appeal together with i. guess in the Commercial Appeals cotton guessing contest, for the price Of HE TIAzs alone.
 Tle pric- Of THE TIMKs alone ia q 30 and the price ot the Commercial Appeal alone Is fifty cents. We. send both papers and give you a chance to win big cash prize. for sl 50. which must invariably be paid in advance.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
FOR SHE RIFF

TIE Tfxrs ss sutsorized to announce Mr. c. F WOLFF ssE ckr1idas for ss-Ti1 and RI-uEcio Collector O: the Eeser Ge of ct- Fran Cs county. subject to the action of ite Demo ex1tSc paGtr-
 HE TIsEs is EEibcfizsd 10 snnouEee D. J. D bCAsBG6T ss candidate fer ch-f : s-1 Es-eE5cso Nolaect1 C. The Revenue OI -t frznes. county. su6iect tn inc action Of tbe Is-r-ucTxtsc prtn-ry election
 TBE TIsEs ]. Ag1horize5 f0 GBBnance Nf l. l. eT0EkAkD nf froo6wln i0-usatl- -- canca2Ate iar sbsrIs and Ex-01c19 Co., ls-ctar uf fae E.sxenues ss St- FransHs county suos eci 70 me acton ut The Democratic psft.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
A Firsman's Close Call.

l duck 10 my engine, although every joint acted and every nerve was raeteo with pain, sttes (. W. Bellamy A loco. motive fireman. of Burlington, Iowa. "I sss weak and pale, without any anne,i,s and all run down As was about to giYe upi goi bottle of Electric Bitter. and alter taking It. fell as we'll as ever oid m ny life, Weak, s.esiy. run down p.opls aiseys gain aew life, strength and yikas frem their use. Try them. SatIs. iseiion Eaafsniesd by ]. Il. Duusyapt. Frics c. csnu.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
" WAEELETS.
There Is wisdom Tn sou winning.

 There Is wisdom n soul winning II YOU are really in earnest men will not abuse you fl you differ from them and try to win them to the right. Church members are to blame for much of the esrelessness and indif- ference 10 spiritual things of the un- gody.
 Our boys should be ss chaste in their language as our girls, but they are not they have too many gfay-h 4ir7d and grovn.up men 70 teach them vulgarity
 .E
 Sunday band practice and the selling ot goods or whiskey on that day is desscration of the Lords day. The spirit of the law prohibits such things, but the public winks al them
 s.-
 Oar new 'city dads should see to :. that some of these fellows who make money by their wits, instead of honest toll, do time on street improvements This would be step toward moral health
 Services at Bsptls. church Sunday. l l a. m. and 7,l5 ?. n. Subject, II m, What Christ is to the Believer. '' A V CoUCa, Pastor.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
REMOVAL NOTICE.

We desire to inform the public tha, We have moved from our former qoar ters over Russell Graham < Co. s store 10 the more conveniently located store. room reserved for us in the new Impe. rial Hote. building. We are enlargiuc 2 our stock and facilities and are prepar, cd to supply your wants in Millinery Ladies Furnishing, Notions, etc. Come and see U in our new location.
 Sincerely,
 F II. WINFIELD * Co
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS.
Edited hy the Household Economies Con-
 t2ittee of tho Cosnos Ciuo.1
 The fact that we, as club. have taken up the study of domestic science. indicates a desire ca the part of al

 or most of us 10 become more pro heient in tie doing ot tLose things which pertain tn the home or the ca- nestle circle. Wi,h al ot us home and It's interests come first, aRd We arr honestly striving to do our best day by Jay in the discharge of home duties. The fact ,lat lew of IS have been selected to bring thIs matter of House hold Economies before our club does not by any means indicate that we. merr than the others. are interested in the subject. or that we are specially ca pablo 10 advise or instruct.
 1. for one, am most keenly stn,ib'e 9f my deficiencies, and stand rather it the attitude of one seeking help and instruction. Most of you are ex- perlrnced housekeepers. thoroughly conyeIsdnt with all the details of home management. Those of you who are mothers have your own idess. tested 55 application 10 tue particular need.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
AamInlstrators Nouce

Notice is hereby given thati VII as admin. .trator Of The P..at- of V. H Pearce. dee e4s- ed Appy to The Probate Court Ot St- Francis county Arkansss Al The January adjourned term .e4Is fo wit: on Monday. The istn day Uf Fearusry lsa2. for aa order 10 .e portion oi the .au1s oe4upgiug to said estate n the counties 0. Lee and >t- FraHcis. for ibe pur- p1ss uf uaTfrg tte balance due oa the debts ~h5ct have bee l pruhsfei against sAid -stzle. ana 1sI=uce taetC tbe widow ca dover.
 JOHN 5ATEiSG.
 cAdm-ror H H PeErce. deceased Forrest CItr Ars.- Jan 9 is-. II
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
FOR CONSTABLE

THE TINES is authorized to announce Mr T. |. 2EENE1s1 ss a cardidate for Cu,.iah.e of Madison Tos nship. subject 10 the action of The Democratic party. . THg TIxks is authorized to announce Mr THAn T. SELLERS. uf Madison township. az eH didate for reelection ta tie otlirr uf Constable subject to the action Uf Ihe Demo eSHtic party.