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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22

great steel crescent. The woman who likes
toques will find 1t hard to resist one of
cream just a trifie tricorne In intention the
crown draped with soft folds of ivory tulle
and the brim faced up with clusters of lit
tie mouse-co.ored loops, while ostrich feath-
ers, shaded to fit in with the scheme, tum-
BILE In elegant profusion onto the hair at
the back.
Black velvet hats are very smart. They
are expensive, but so useful. lending them
selves to almost every kind of costume.
Even the tiniest children are dressed up In
them, though ON the tots they do look
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22
EVENING GOWN OF BLACK VELVET.

are some attractive red chiffon hats to be
found with wreaths of begonias, and have
seen some excellent effects produced by
combination OF pale blue stitched cloth and
white asters. Many white felt hats are
to be trimmed with black wings, and an
effective model is entirely made Of black
chenille slightly turned up all round, the
back being trimmed with four white wings
pointing downward to rest on the hair. The
three-cornered hat has not entirely van
sahsds and an aggressive cock perched on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22
a Wholesome PUDDING.

For fruit rice pudding take a large tea
cupful of rice. little water to cook 1t par
TALLY; dry, line basin with part of 1t,
fill nearly full with pared, cored and quar-
tered apples or any fruit you choose, cover
with the balance of your rice, tie a cloth
tigntly over the top and steam for one
hour. To be eaten with sweet sauce no
not butter your basin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22
Short Walking Skirts.

There is no doubt that on all practical
frocks the skirts will be much shorter, but
the really short skirt to show the ankles
should be kept exclusively for country
wear. Town frocks are now cut without a.
train, but touching the ground all around
This is a sensible fashion, especially for
the many wet, muddy days of early au-
funnu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22
Children Fashionable Again.

The Partisan child has superseded to a.
great extent madame's pet dog, and she
now takes her smartly frocked tot with her
on her drives So of course mademoiselle
must have a stunning costume, and the
piece de resistance is usually a rosebud of
bonnet. This Is perfectly disadvantages
attractive, in fact, that her big sister Dor
rowed some of the little ladys picturesque
chiffons. 1t is difficult to distinguish the
seasons in these affairs, with their yards
and yards of lace, ribbon and chiffon and
velvet
A coat for child Of three is charming Of
lambs wool cozily lined with nuns yelling
and adorned with big pearl buttons. The
cuffs are trimmed with silk applique with
a collar to match edged with thibet. The
bonnet is very dainty affair in white silk,
strapped with satin and turned off the face
with a gagged underbrfm of soft silk trim
med with rosettes and tips.
am devoting all my energy to the girls
hats and coats, but those for boys are
equally interesting, If not SO varied. The
little gentlemen SO soon follow in their ia
Tiers footsteps these days that all fuss and
feathers are tabooed even in their young
est years. They usually wear the blouse
coat. The trimmings of the coat as well
as the caps themselves are of leather
CATHERINE TALBOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22

Gerald-'sAs II is to be secret engage
ment 1t would not be wise for me to give
you a ring at present"
GeraIdine-aOh. but could wear II on the
wrong hand."-Judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22

Oh, for q pen of sufficient f1uency to pic
ture hat of black broadtail, just a little
severe in outline-a glorifled Gatnsborough
with lovely upward tilt of brim at the left
side and an avalanche OF black ostrich tips!
Equally attractive. by reason of its sim
pltcity, Is another hat entirely composed of
narrow panne ribbon lined with MORE and
decked with ostrich feathers held by a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22
PARK ER'S
HAIR
BALSAM

Promotes the growth Of the hair and
! gives II the lustre and sickness OF youth
When the hair is gray or faded it
: BRINGS BACK The YOUTHFUL COLOR.
! 1t prevents Dandruff and hair falling
4 and keeps the scalp clean and healthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22

back and front and black satin ribbon ro-
settles tucked in underneath the brim.
Among the outing hats the motor caps
lead. They are interestingly ugly. Some
are of real Russia leather, regular "staf
caps" while others are of white kid. The
wells are really more important than the
caps, as my lady must have her complexion
protected from the dust and dirt To be
worn with the white kid cap is a double
white gossamer veil with black velvet rings
Some of the masks and wells are most re-
markable, resembling nothing so much as
those worn by the Persian ladies of the
harem with their tantalizing peep of pretty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22
A Gorgeous Affair.

taffeta skfllfully worked with loops Of che
nile, where the errnine is again introduced.
This is charming enough for any woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22

linen crash, embroidered in white. of bold,
open design. The wrap is both striking and
simple In design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-22
In Pale Tinted Cloth.

Some of the newest hats are made in
palest colored cloth, trimmed with this
kaintest tints of roses and foliage, There
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-06-06

West Washington ID. G..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-06-06
Influence Of w heat on Soil.

Prof. Harry Snyder, Of Minnesota
experiment station has for many years
been examining the soils of the State
with q view Of determining the effect of
continuous wheat growing upon the soil
fertility. In bulletin No. 20. just is
sued. he presents some Of his conclusions
"a the subject. He found that when
wheat was grown continuously upon the
same soil for years there was loss Of
1890 pounds Of nitrogen per acre Of
this 300 pounds we're utilized as plant
food and l4OO pounds lost by the decay
Of vegetable matter in the soil and liber-
alton Of nitrogen. During these 8 years
there was 4 loss Of over q per cent Of
the total nitrogen Of the soil, equivalent
to loss Of IT'S pounds per acre in ad-
dition to that used as plant food When
wheat was grown in rotation with clover
and oats, five crops Of wheat being re-
moved during the 8 years. larger yields
were secured aud the total loss Of nitro
gen was reduced to 800 pounds When
corn was grown with clover and oats,
and farm manure was used, the loss was
reduced to $50 pounds per acre When
oats and barley we're grown continuous
ly the loss was nearly as great as when
wheat was grown continuously. On the
land devoted to wheat exclusively there
was an annual loss Of over 200 pounds
per acre Of humus, but when clover and
oats were grown part Of the time there
was no material loss OF humus.
The most marked effect, due to the
loss Of humus was the changed physical
condition Of the soil, causing It to be
less retentive Of moisture, lighter in col
or and heavier in weight When bare
summer following is practiced heavier
loss Of nitrogen occurs than when the
wheat is grown continuously Summer
following rapidly exhausts the soil. In
summing up the matter Prof Snyder
notes that wheat is not an exhaustive
crop when grown in rotation, but wher
it is grown continuously the fertility o
the land is seriously impaired Ok
wheat soils readily recuperate when SON,
humus-foruiug material is returned Il
the land by other crops. the use Of faru
manure and the growing Of clover. No
only is the yield Of wheat larger, but th
quality is better
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-06-06

LOT consists of 55 suits in extensive varie
values. 1t is hardly believable, nevertheless true
$500, $12 so and $1,000. and very cheap at
dissemination to clear reduces the price to 81 sc
LOT consists of % black Clay Worsted Cuta
Vests any of them cheap at SIS; remarkable
and SO only Such opportunity very rare; mus
ciated Clearance price, SO As.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-06-06

For growing horses, provide clean,
wholesome stables and plenty of pure
water. Feed oats tWice a day aud bran
once. varying tbs amount according to
to the appetite Of the individual animal.
It is occasionally advisable to change
from oats to corn for vAriety's sake, =
Young horses should be given as much
exercise as they will take Of their own
accord They should be out of doors
every sunny day during the winter aud
an occasional run during cloudy. cold
weather will do them no harm, IL they
are not forced 10 il.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-06-06

Where one has sufficient range there
is no feathered fowl more profitable than
the Bronze turkey. They are however,
great wanderers and sometimes cause
much annoyance BY straying of aud not
coming back. 10 raising turkeys much
care must be taken with the young until
they are three months old After this
they will take care Of themselves IL thcy
have suitable range. bot should be fed
twice day TO call them home at night
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-06-06
g. W. OFFUTf. j. CLINTON TRIBBY
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
In Diamonds, Watches, JeweIry, SiIvcrware, Clocks
j. CLINTON TRIBBY.

IT'S MORE THAN CAR FARE that by buying
lies
is COMPARISONS we ysinvi
In DIAMONDS there dainty GmsOf
tina,
can be relied on to keep the hour with 9nyaryng precision
the
CLOCKS form the wanted carry everything from the
good solid and that only.
mopev mani
your First Call when Jewelry Buying,
WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER-Lades gold wchs.
$40 Men solid karat gold watches Solid warrant
DIAMONDS JEWELRY E-adeJ solid GOLD Iono h;
solid gold baby bp,ons
pearls fancy ngs) $40 Solid gold rings Solid Go Smo e
ockeu 6hfy carved $3 up Gents solid solid ToS
diamond
watch chains $ pP Solid gold chain bracelets heavy So ~ ~ k
81 Solid silver
Solid silver military brushes SO Solid o. up
Solid silver teaspoons hall dozen in set S Solid hall dozen IN T
81 Solid silver cold fork Solid A ~
ROGERS BEST sLV Err L. TED ,eaopos b, A
81 tablespoons, half DOE
81; fruit knives half 81 ~ 'eu et "a
WE WARRANTs5cA with Onp,. ...,
handsomest of ladies exhibited
ngtOn, ST. up ~ 'eu IN west Wash
such work Je~el Rpanghe other
oEF'UTT q, TRIBRx
Store with White
- West Washington D. G.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

Chicago May (SpeciaD.-The cash wheat de-
mand, the bull help Of late, came TO a halt to-
day. The seaboard tonight was claiming nine
loads for export, but exporters here found none Of
their offers accepted. Practically nothing was
done; sales 2400O bushels The May. so strong yes
terday and the July price FOR a moment this
morning. closed l2c discount May opened 74Ssc,
sold between 74a4c and 7f4c. and closed at 7414c.
July sold 75c and 7i5sc and closed at 4a4c- THE
Modern Miller" said the lost In Kansas would
be offset by the increase in the at the out
side. and that rains had improved the condition
everywhere The Kansas Millers Association esti-
mated the Kansas prospects at 60 per cent Of last
years crop, "a 10000 bushels. Everybody kept
uncertain by the approaching government crop re
port which viii be issued Monday afternoon.
IT Is felt the condition will be dropped from April
when It 78.7. There il great uncertainty as to
the area and every bears in mind the gov
ernment report will speak OF. condition 1t was
before the rain. Primary receipts were 2lSoco
bushels against 3i8.OO0 bushels last year; clear
ances 179 900 bushels. Argentine shipments were
$1,000 bushels, against $4,000 bushels last year.
The speculative trade small and is likely TO
be so tomorrow. Gables were but little changed.
Clearances for the week $500 OD0 bushels,
against 300 900 the week previous.
The bull crowd in corn was buying September,
the theory being it did not look well for the
July to stand up such a premium the
September The September discount narrowed
to-day. 1t closed 5sc Thursday. while the
July closed l4c to 9sc over. Harris Gates
did most of the buying, both the July and Sep
tember July opened at 6ll2c, sold between 6l2tc
and 617sc and closed at 61tsc September closed at
60ssc Shipping sales were ll5.00O bushels. Cash
corn strong the No. at the July price Argentine
shipments were $4,000 bushels; primary receipts,
2,2 900 bushels, against $4,000 bushels last year
There were only 76 cars here. and only 30 est-
mated for tomorrow. Gables up fraction. The
trade is nervous disposed to be bearsh, but afraid
of the Harris-Gates line.
oats closed nc TO &c over Thursday. Cash oats
were strong, although the shipping business was
light 25OOO bushels. There 155 cars. with $50
for Saturday. The cash traders have been doing
such A business during the week that there a
nause to-day, Cash handlers keep bullish. par
ticularlv on the new July. May touched 43c, and
closed at 42s.c July closed 349sc: July 1868
new September. 3lc. sellers. Shipments to-day 4O7-
600 bushels; receipts. 10000 bushels; the No 3
wheat. 1lac 10 &c over May.
Armour was supposed 10 be the best buyer of
pork through brokers, and IT advanced 2Oc Lard
and ribs were up 7l2c to Pee. Lard and ribs
At The best price of the year; pork almost at the
,on No one understands the market but the
cIiiaby and Armour interests supposed 10 be
S1 last year Hog prices here sc to lOc up.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
SAN FRANCLScO STOCKS
San Francisco May 9.-The official closing quota
TONS for mining stocks today were as follows.
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
Ing Stock Exchange by the Counselman & Day pri-
Nate wire from William p. Bonbright & Co.. OF
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
Dlpi0eno y oilres.
HoMEsTAtE MINING COMPANY.

HOMEsTAKE MINING COMPANY,
MILLS BUILDING, - BROAD STREET,
NEW YORK. May 8
DIVIDEND NO 337.
u,HE REGULAR monthly dividend. TWEN-
Ty FIVE (25, CENTS PER SHARE has been de
clared for April payable the transfer agency New
yorL he Also EXTRA DIVIDEND tNO.
sss, OF Twenty (25 Cents. payable at the
and place go, -.
LOUNSBERY & CO., Transfer Agents.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

11ubllc Sales.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. Count

STATE OF ILLINOIS County of Cook S.
Notice hereby given that the chicago Title and
Trust ,9mpaay as trustee VIII On saturday, July -
said the principal entrance ~ the lexington
Ia the city of chicago and Illinois sale
d sell al public auction 20 the highest and best bidder re
IN following described property. wit: Lots
Lot twelve 1I2 ali in Rioc< ven,ysx ,e1 in Jason
twenty fve ta5 tventv Six ,a twenty seven 90 and
eight ,sS, In Assessors Division or the south
Township thiry-ntne @ North, fourteen Ut East
the Third Principal Meridian the CIV Of chicago.
County ot Cook and state y Illinois said sasesod beng
lease lease bearing aa'T & me Sn DAY o, Aqsls{ ~ a lSe:
1890 which said eas is recorded in the office of the
September an u. document No. 15so s2s and
together with ten story and basement brick building there
on known as the l,xinston Hotel Win boilers engines
cessr,i b5 san be pav,bis AZ ne -1a ~ sf4 sis sr5
the balance at the once ~ tho trustee -hi- i've t4s
from ths date Of SAID sale p9n me PsynenJ o1 TIE
COMPANY trustee viii convey The aforesaid
aforesaid ground provisions there
,1 m an o. I ,b % as 5Sv ~ " ,r-i' N i,. -, " let tl
Chicago Title and Trust COMPANY trustee and rhe Lex
\. u 1900 until 3oth Iay of April A u 1aa5 and
81 Nav A d iaS 10 5he so,h day Of Aprii 4 D $50
and according 70 the terms and provisions o said lease
thereof may be examined by Intending bidders At any
Title and Trust Company. 10 Washington Chcaso
Illinois. thaI me IhlcSg2 Ir and Trust COMPANY viii
hours az is said otcr any further ~ FmaJioH in il
1909 BY and between Adolph Moses. George T. Merrck
and John D. Hood organizaton committee behalf %
the first morSage oondhoasrs of The LeNnEton Hotel
which sets forth the under which the said
premises The right pos5gsas
tbot s g,Vins M any further % pubit nosice thsTeof
DATED ~ CHICAGO. Cook County Illinois, this ioth day
CHICAGO TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
financial.
READJUSTMENT
OF THE
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.

TO ALL HOLDERS OF MESSRs. sPEYER & CO.'S
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ISSUED UNDER
THE PLAN AND AGREEMENT FOR THE RE
ADJUSTMENT OF THE MEXICAN NATIONAL
RAILROAD COMPANY, DATED OCTOBER sTH.
1901:
Notice is hereby given that a and after May 1st,
lSo@' holders Of Messrs. Spcyer Il Co.'S Certifi-
cafes OF Deposit Issued Plan Agreement
for the Readjustment the Mexican National
haiiroad Company. dated October Sth. 1901. may
ceVe The new securities which they en-
titled upon presentation surrender of their Ger
tihcates of Deposit al office Of the Central
Trust Company, No. "a Wall Street, In the
city OF New York at o. Messrs.
smith, Payne ~ smiths. No. L LOmba r
street. London, or Office Messrs.
Tetxcirn de MattOs Brothers, AmsteraIam, as
hereinafter stated Not schedules
will be taken in each day and the new Sc
curities and cash in exchange for delivery
on the following day Non interest bearing scrip ex-
changeabe in round amounts securities will
be issued for fractional amounts and
Shares Holders entitled a or share
may either sell the fraction purchase such
amounts may be necessary to an entire
Bond entire Share Holders transmitting Certif-
cntes of Deposit by should Indicate whether they
wish 10 sell buy such fractions and whether they
wish the new securities mail or by
express at their expense
STEN Err a Co,
KUHN, LOEB ~ co,
SPENER BROTHERS,
Readjustment Managers.
April Both, 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The tribune
n received their Uptown Orice
]. BROADWAY.
Between Seth and 37th sfs. until . O'Clock ? N
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financial meellnqs.
OFFICE OF
AMALGAMATED COPPER q

OFFICE
.NAIGAMATED COPPER
~ Iiroadway. New York April 3Oth 1902
NOTICE is hereby given that the stock Ger
y ,a.. ,orsfar books Company viii he cIoseI
lulCaue g. 10Th 1902 noon for rhe nurnoses
On "a rnisi Meeting Of the Company. 10 be held Juns
oi % MAJ such books will be reopened ON TIes
"a 49,, an a. iqd1 al 10 o'clock A. NJ
day' june 'u VVM O. ROCKEFELLER Secretary
CANADA SOFT 41Hn p1if,xS = SSAtLMAf nf Way co.
l. -, :. .,os.d ~ y O'Clock on Saturday Nav
- ,ao De -atory the annual general meeting 81
shareholders to pc heiu $500 ' n'1 VIII De reopened
on Thursday. June ON CHARLES r. coy r.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by Joseph Walker & Sons. No 20
Broad-st)
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PENNSYLN ANA.

GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL - -
u W. H. OSBY, MGR. Gl11N SUMMIT Pa
Photographs Booklets and all information Lehish Val
lev Ticket Once I934 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
VERMONT.

~ 1.ENwooD AND COTTAGES.-In the Pines; largest
I hotel on BoEoseen; terms 80 70 Si4
- - w. {. MOUND. HydeviIIe, VI.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

furnished by Tracy Co. No, 40 wan-s,o
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
HOTEL DENNIS.

Beautifully situated directly facing the ocean large
Sun Parors Of hall each sleeping floor overlook
private baths containing hot and cola
and fresh All Golf privileges Booklet mailed
WALTER ] BUZBN-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

NEw-JERsEY.
ITGE QUGEN,
OCEAN GROVE. y J.
Finest location on the North Jersey Coast No malaria
20 mosquitoes. No flies. Table appointments first
class. Reduced rates for May. send for Booklet
SOMERSET 0R9EI
AND EIGHT COTTAGES BERNARDSvILIE. n. ].
Opens May II. S5 miles from New-York. on D.. L. &
W r. r.. Barclay Christopher ST. Ferry Altitude
500 feet GEoRGH w TUTTLE Mgr
TTVHE ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE. y. J.
Il Unobstructcd view Of Modern improvements.
Golf links. open June 2l- F. NJ RICHARDSON.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Wur1RIP WHITE MOUNTAINS. y H.
w JuFN PROFILE HOUSE and Is Private Cottages.
Centage. location. appointments. cuisine first among
leading Summer resorts. GOLF links and TENNIS
courts unexcelled Fine livery and saddle
Address {. Il. GREENLLAF. Pres.
FLUME HOUSE.
Five miles Profile tsame ownership Beautifully
many points OF Interest open June 10 70
Oct lo. > r EL-L-lo44 Manager.
THE WAI-MBEK AND COTTAGES.
jefferson \ II In the White Mountains
VIII open in June. bookings being made For plans.
' ' DAVID r. PLUMER. Manager
J. MURPHY. Asst Manager.
Z House Lakewood. until June.
Through service from Grand central. New FORK
begins June - and viii include new night train Leave
Nv, York at l. NJ. daily. except sundays. arrive
Jefferson . A. NJ jefferson ; T. NJ daily. except
Saturdays arrive NrW YORK ''u' a u
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
OTHER CITIES.
BANK STOCKS.

Reported BY Clinton Gilbert. No. wall-st1
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

WANTED FOR u. s. ARMY.-Able bodied. unmarried
w men. between Of 81 and 81. citizens OF
United states good character and temperate habits
who can speak and write English For information
apply to RECRUITING OFFICER. 25 Third Avenue. -
C'ortandt Eighth Avenue. 1O5 sixth Avenue 81
broadway Brooklyn. Il D.. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Net income ...... 50 T58 s.. 3g3 Inc.
Cash on hand. $50 453 profit and loss surplus,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
HADDON HALL

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Every modern appointment and comfort. Hot and col
sea water baths. Golf
Write for illustrated literature.
LEEDS & 1IPPISCoTr.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

.sns Interest
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
NEw-JERSEY.
7E1E QUGGN,

Finest location on the North Jersey Coast No malaria
No mosquitoes No flies Table ana appointments first
class. ReLuoed rates flr May. send flr B.okIet
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-06-21
A Joke ON the SWede.

"This talk of the fellows who want
to do something for Cuba, but are
opposed to reciprocits reminds me Of
man who was passing a saloon in
Water Street, New York." said Sen
ator Depew "Just as he went by the
door man came tumbling out, eyes
blackened, nose bleeding and face
generally mashed in. Notwithstand-
ing, the fellow was shouting with
laughter. whats the matter?' the
pedestrian asked. Why said the
other, a man came up to me while |
was in there and hit me a terrible
blow in the eye and said Take that,
you blasted Norwegian whats
funny about that?' oh! wait till l
tell you. Then he hit me another
crack in the mouth, knocked me
down and loosened half If my teeth,
and said, Take that, too, you blasted
Norwegian 4 see nothing in that
insisted the other man. 'Ha! Ha.
Han shouted the battered one. The
Joke is that I'm a Swede.-News
Letter.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-06-21
Republican County Convention.

A Republican convention for the
county of Stevens and state Of Mime
sofa is hereby called to meet at the
court house in the village of Morris,
on Tuesday, June Oath, at 2 p. m, to
elect nine delegates to the state con-
yention to be held in st. Paul, July
1st, 1902.
The basis of representation is fixed
at two delegates at large and one for
each 25 votes or MOTOR fraction there
of cast for President Mckinley in
1900,
On this basis the several precincts
are entitled, to representation as
follows: