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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-26
DOMESTIC.

Barney schrelber's colt, Otis, won
the $4,000 st. Louis derby.
j. Pierpont Morgan arrived in Eng.
land 10 attend the coronation.
Henry Siegel of Chicago gave $780,
600 10 the Stony Void sanItarium.
President Roosevelt accepted an in
vit@ion to visit the Illinois state fan,
Oct. o.
AT Acw Orleans general fight
among Italians resulted in the death
OF four.
Musohuo, the noted italian brigand,
was sentenced at LuCCa to life i'm.
prigOnmoDt
ThS Beaumont (Tcxasy Lumber
compans'a mill and yard was burned;
loss $260.OO0
Two negro boys were hanged by II
mob In North Carolina for killing a
young woman.
Mrs. Louis Wcstrop Of Martin
Miss, killed hor nyo children and
disappeared,
Moses Leonard Frazier. negro and
cXslavo. was given masters degree
by Columbia
Mrs. 10. A. Manco of New York
won the womCns metropolitan golf
championship.
1t is reported that largo subsidies
are tn he given 10 the British Can.
adam ship combine.
Two Pennsylvania railroad agreed
to pay s2,65O, 200 to New York city
for the tunnel franchise
In Chicago Joseph Straua, charged
with oontcrfcitlng, attempted suicide
by poison in the Jail
Columbia university. Now York,
gave degrees to SIG graduates of It's
various departments.
The new department OF commerce
and industry Is not lil,cly to he author
lied at the present session.
In a collision ON the Southern rail-
WY at Julicttc, Ga, two persons wore
KILLED and many injured,
Several persons wcrC killed aud ftty
on sixty injured In tornado that
swept over ccutral Illinois
Col eli r. Sutton of Detroit.
wanted IN connection with Michigan
military frauds, Is sim missing
,h' "r'' largest button manuIa'-
turing concerns oI IN" united states
nave I"rmod a N3ooo,0oo trust
a uaush''r "i NJ, No'han' New York,
mohop'a "hrN ! years o,d' Is now
Mrs Nathaniel Bloom of Chicago
me la'o'nauN lr'0nlWNl' lSS"'a II
statement declaring that Croker Is
OUT OF inc party ana VIII n'Nor return
princeton university hrld its ono
h"hur'u ana iuIE.uIlh commencement
exercises anu 2oS m'o were graduated,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-26

Washington, June 19.-An isthmiaI.
canal, WINE not yet absolutely as
sured, is nearer construction than it
ever has been. The senate by a
majority of eight adopted the Panama
SpoOner substitute for the HEPBURN
Nicaragua canal bill, the vote on the
substitute being AZ to "a. Senator
Morgan of Alabama closed the days
debate with an earnest appeal for
adoption of the Nicaragua route. He
had been preceded by Senator Clarl.
of Montana in support of the
Nicaragua route and Senator Allison
of Iowa in support of the Spooner
proposition. The Spooner amendment
provides that the president shall de
termino whether a clear title can be
obtained of the Panama compal " :
property, rights and concessions. If
he shall be satisfied that such title
can be obtained he shall purchase
that for $4O,0OO,O0O IT, in his
opinion, a clear title cannot be OBJ
tanned he shall proceed to construct
the canal by the Nicaragua route.
The bin further provides that a com
mission of seven shall be appointed
by the president to supervise the
WORK and make arrangement for all
details of it. Ii also provides that
gold bonds of S130,000OOO bearing .
per cent. shall be issued to raise
money with which to construct the
canal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-26
FOREIGN.

King Edward is suffering from an
attack Of lumhaEo,
China is raising indemnity funds by
q national lottery
Mrs Florence Maybricl may be
pardouod by King Edward Al the cor
ouatou
llirseh lel>ert. who made an uusuc
cesstul attempt on the night Of May
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-26

At ST. Patricks school at Peoria, the
silver jubilee of auxiliary Bishop
O'Reilly was celebrated. The pupils
presented the biship with an address
engrOssed on parchment
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-26

John w. Gates of Wall street has
this to say of the popular sport of
scooping millions, of which he is an
enthusiastic devotee It's not the
pile It's the sport Mere money is
stale champagne It's the game that
gives the sparkle"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-26

Washington, June 21.-The debate
on the Philippine civil government
bill continued yesterday in the house
from II a. m. to ) p. N. and at a SEES
sion held last night. The speakers
We're given close attention, each side
enthusiastically appIauding its respec-
tive ortOrs. The isthmian canal bill
was sent to conference after the sen
ate amendment had been non-con2ur-
red in. The house ritratd the position 1t
had taken on the army appropriation
bill by ignoring the action of the SEN
ate and sending the bill back to the
senate after voting to adhere to its
disagreement to the Objectionable
army post amendments. Two
conferences reached partial
agreement on the amendments to the
sundry civil appropriation bill made
by the senate. The reductions
amounted to $1,210,2S6.
No business of importance was
transacted by the senate in open
session except to agree to the con-
ference report finally dispOsing of the
military academy appropriation bill.
Soon after the disposition of
routine business the senate went into
executive session and at $40 p. III.
adjourned until Monday. By a
vote of IA to u the senate
confirmed the appointment of Captain
William Crozier to be chief of ordi-
nance with the rank of brigadier gen.
eral
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-26

haustive speech OF M Cooper o.
Wisconsin, chairman of the com.
mittee on insuIar affairs. He spoke
three hours and his speech was 4
general defense of the policy of the
administration and drew repeated az.
plause from his side of the house. he
commended that the problem of the
Philippines should not be a party
question, that both political parties
brought on the war with Spain and
the votes of the members of botu
parties ratified the treaty which made
the islands American territory. The
most telling portion of his speech was
the parallel he drew between the
present attitude of the opposition nd
the attitude Of the opposition during
and Immediately succeeding the civil
war. Mr.. Jones of Virginia, ranking
member of the minority committee,
made an abe presentation of the
democratic position.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
SHAWNEE.

The meeting was called 20
order by Committeeman John q
Putt. The meeting organized by
selecting Judge J J Sawyer as
chairman and F ]. Schoen as
secretary Motion made and
carried tdat the chairman appoint
ccmnittee Of seven to select the
deleentes and alternutcs for the
county convention. The com
mittee reported the following:
NEELY'S LANDING.
Otto Schenimann, Christ Kas-
sci. Henry Froensdorf, John
Howard and r. ). Sides.
NEW WELLS.
Martin Koch, Joseph Saupe,
Joseph M. Cotuer, Hugo Pfisterer
and Theodore Saupe.
POCAHONTAS.
Lewis Daughorty, l.. G.. Schoen,
Henry w. Putt, Horace Daugh-
erty, J. NJ. Thompson, +. S.
Temploton, Henry Schweer and
j. C.. Davis.
Lewis Daugherty and Otto
Schenlmann were elected as the
central committeeman. The chair
man of the township delegation
ana four delegates that he may
select are % nominate the two
Justices Of The peace aud con.
stable at the proper time. John
Bonney was indorsed by the
meeting for Justice OF the peace
and James AcEman for constable,
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

TuG Republicans oi Byrd town.
ship met in the court house. last
Saturday and put on Democratic
apparel and wen 10 work. They
regularly organized, rowed, Judge
Jno. A. Snider 6o.tod the dele
gates were elected, then without
bauquets or speeches the conven-
;i0u adjourned.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

JUDGE SNlDER in MS speech
last Saturday sad Byrd township
had never had any quarrels and
never would have any quarrels,
and in less than ten minutes he
boitcd We are at q loss to know
what the judge calls thai.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

THE Democrats of lack son were
rejoicing 70 ta. democratic con
yention That ,ac Republicans bold
here lest Saturday,, but if our
Republican friends do not lose
their heads too bad we will carry
this county vet.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

LET the gouus aud the old re
publicaus lock horns here Satur
day if nothing else will do. and
then whichever side wins. let the
othor side act With good Judgment
and support t1e ticket.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

EVERY republican has his
right to choice OF candidates
and we viii fght it TO a finish next
Saturday. After that the nomi
nc0 will got the Republican vote
Of the county as heretofore, we
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
Byrd township Primary.

On last Saturday the republi- |
cans, about two hundred in mum
her, met in the courthouse in
jackson. Blucher Sperling, chair.
mar of the county central com
mittee, called the meeting to
order, read the call and then de.
clared nominations for permanent
chairman in order At this
junction Judge John A. Snider
made a speech in favor of fairness
and ended his remarks by nomi-
mating Fred L. kies for perma-
nent chairman Judge Joseph
koehior nominated Wm B.
cChaefer
The vote was taken by q rising
vote, and MIR. Schacfer was de
clared elected. After Mr., Schsefer
took the chair Fred COVERT was
elected secretary. The chairman
asked the pleasure Of the meeting
in regard to electing delegates.
Ben Gockel moved that a com.
mlttec Of three from each pre-.
cinct be appointed by the chair
to prepare and present a list Of
delegates.
Judge Snider moved to amend
this motion by substituting Il
committee Of five from each pre-
cinct and that they be elected by
the meeting. The amendment
was lost and the original motion
prevailed, and the chair ap-
pointed the committee which con.
sisted of J. r. McLaln, Il. NJ.
Pickens, Ben Goc.lel, Gal Melton,
G.. B. Meier and Leo Jordon.
AT this point Judge Snider lost
his balance. and called all who
desired fairness to assemble on
one side of the courthouse.
7 This new body organized by
electing Edw, D Hays chairman
and Charles Bohrons secretary.
! A committee Of five from each
fractional part Of each precinct
were elected, aud went out to list
the delegates, which will be
known a. the contested delegation
! The regularly organized meet
ing received tho report Of
their committee and elected
twenty eight delegate as pre-.
sented by this committee. which
report was ratified by a standing
vote Of 2 to l. They thon elected
Nm r Schaefcr, T Ir E'brecht
and Il NJ Pickeua Is central com.
mitteemen from Byrd township
On motion Of K NJ Tirmen.
stein the Byrd township delega
ton was empowered with autor-
ity to meet at the call Of their
) chairman TO nominate a consta bio
aud justices of the peace.
The regularly organized meet
ing adjourned.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
List Of Delegates.

The following are the lists of
of delegates a. given us hy the
various secretaries over the
county to the county nominating
convention to ho held in Jackson
next Saturday:
APPLE CREEK.
OAK EDGE.
II D. Bruihl Chas. SEWERS,
Michael McFatjeu gad Wm.
Tackle.
FRIEN'EiM.
{, +. Moellcr Daniel Wills,
Fritz Iahs. Henry w, Hans,
Henry Klaus, y Tacke, VIM.
Dickmanu and Frita Tuschhoff.
APPLETON.
". 4 Schoou. Henry Schoutte,
20. II Lang, John Richter, J. Z.
Schmidt, J. T.. ,chriner. II j.
Loves and Henri Wilkerning.
Central committeeman: j. II.
Schaefor and Charles Sewers.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
BRICK sCHooLHorsE.

Julius Meyer, August hauer,
+. II, Schrader, Horny Brinkhoff,
Gust Heuer, f. II. Goodchild and
A. ! Masters.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
JONI j. WOODS,
% Executors
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
OF administration upon the estate Of
Louisa Erley, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned by
Judge of the Probate court of Cape
Girardeau county, bearing date the
9Th day Of April, 1902.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required 70 exhibit
them to tho undersigned for allow
ance, within one year from the date
OF said letters, or they may be pse-
cluded from any benefit Of said estate; !;
and II said claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date of the
publication Of this notice, thcy viii
be forever barred
WILLIAM a. ERIEY.
p Administrator,
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

BEN ADAMS says. "Nhcu the
roll is called at jackson wen be
there.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

TIE defeated f9ction OF tho
republican party It the Cape FOR.
goi to bolt on last Saturday,
honce they claim TO haye con
tiuucd their part Of the meeting
till Tuesday nigh, when they
met al the conrt-hJUse after put
ting out posters signed by woof
the township committeeman and
elected a fall contested deieGa-
lion 10 The convention here sat.
urday. The only question now
is, Where are We at"
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
ron p EsIplNo IlDan.

We are authorized to announce Il.
g..Klostermann as q candidate ior
presiding Judge of the county, subject
to the will of the republican nomis
osting convention Ma' B.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

..t. it,. 20 . ..,,,
bN virtue anu aut'',iItS VI ~
erai execution issued i."ln 'ne oi'ct
i lAt v!cIH pi tnu vi'SuIt S - VI
APE uEaIu'a'I county "'aSc vi -h ~
souri, ttlh['anie 10 ii!e may tcilu;
iSo.' Vl 7d'i IIu & Nhu I" Itlo uli IV'VI
IN IaF9t ut henderson Ilu" 4Lu anu
Da,G hthu'i' anu dthluS' N'e,tSta 20
h"lll''s' !, We u'lu'lS s .EHpu iiu "a
IaPe 3Ndlugau eonI'.tN udE WfiLu
upoi. anu 5e,fgi 90 M s,ie ,ik \, 49,
IIlUCit7l anu yi"i"t w 'ug H"il' y
I'oii'lus, " tlc iolloMa" a"s G'sG! lD,.u
fvai est"'e yiliE, "'.'''s nll. sI'uaGc
IN tne county o. CaP' 'llai ;, uca"' III
tAe oV"'o III N'7F""''' 10"
Fourteen tlip acres oil OF the south
ehst end OF the tract OF land pur-
chased hy Lawson = NltCnim hlo
juhn SOM me! lil-t "i joiE beHi oSI.r
anu n ""' oG '"''' u10a lgL"lq Ian6 ~ tro,I ~
.nid T.ovs"r :. MitrSro md vile fnr
thnir iTt.r.st Recorded in Book -
of derd- n1pc =, said tract contain
ING in an M 5S acres and bounded ns
fnii>vs Rerinnin0 nj a most fnr n
cnrncr ~ Ihc middle Of the road from
Jnrkson to Vonrii's Ferrv and being
thc rnrtbsost cnrner of n fnrtv aero
trnct rr Iand conyryed nv John
R"ardsIon IN Jnsanh Ioe Thpucc
,nr,,,nr sontb 80 doyrnns east 21 22
rHains ia - stone or Corner of said 40
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
CHARLES S. MORRISON,
Adminiatrn tor
EXECTTOKoI NOrICE,

Notice Is hereby given that letters
testameutary upon the estate OF
Rufus NJ. Woods, deceased, have been
granted 10 the undersigned by the
judge Of probate Of Cape Girardean
county, bearing date the LIST day of
April, 1902.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ance, within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may he pre-
ciuded from any benefit Of said oS-
tate; and if said claims be not cX-
hibited within two years from the
date of the publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
OLIVER ALENANDER and
IptIN WChpe
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

We arc authorized to aunouuco q.
+. Seimors a- a candidate for county
trea~uror +ghIuCt 10 the viii II tln
republican nominating cunvcutiuu
May 3.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

Needing, Gait Baker. Fred
Brandt, Chas Lehne and J. G.
Randol.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
roR PROSECUTING >rlovAEy,

We are authorized to announce
Ohss. II Daues as = canHidate Tor
prosrcuting attorney Of Cape Girar-
deau county, subject to the to the
will Of the republican nominating
convention May ),
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
COURT POUSE.

Claus Kcrstner, j. f.. McL.ain,
K, NJ. Pickens, Bern Gockel, l..
II Steimcl, VIM. Grohsman, W.
L. Meier, w. c. Phillips. VIM.
Hers, Henry Wagner, a. Jaeger,
Gus. COVERT WIN. Bruening
Lewis Mcclure. Aleg Eulinberg
Forest Lacy.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
FINAL SETTLEMENT MOTTO

FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to creditors,
and all others interested, that |, the
undersigned administrator OF the es-
tate Of Patrick O'IIare, deceased
will make final settlement of said es-
tate at the next term OF the probate
court OF Cape Girardeau county, 10 he
hold at the courthouse in the city OF
Jackson in said county, commencing
Monday, May T. lOU2.
CHARLES S. MORRISON,
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
roH oouN1r .olLFcrop

We dro ruthnrl "a 80 announce
Bluch"r Snpllg %. airJi5t'. for
the olce ut count. collector. subject
10 the republican nominating con-
Scntiou Ma g.
We are authorized lo announce Il.
NJ lirmcu-riu as candidate for
tie Office Of county collector. subject
to iNe viii OF the rcpuhilcar urmi-
mating convention Mays
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
APpGEUREEK

APPLETON.
". 4 Schoou. Henry Schoutte, !
Q. II Lang, john Richter, J. {. |
Schmidt J. l.. ,chriner. II j.. |
Loves and Henr, WiLkerning.
Central committeemen: j. II. !
and Charles Sewers.
BYRD.
COURT pOUSE.
Claus Kcrstner, j. f.. McLain, |
Il, NJ. Pickens, Bern Gockel, l.. !
II Steimcl, VIM. Grohsman, ".
L. Meier, w. c. Phillips. VIM. |
Hers. Henry Wagner, a. Jaeger,
Gus. Covert, WIN. Bruening
Lewis Mcclure. Alex Eulinberg,
Forest Lacy.
TURNER HALL.
Wilson Crumer, Wm, J Sutton,
VIM. b Schaeter, John Nolkeri.
q. B. Meier, Leo Jordon. r. w
Elbrecht, Paul udc, Calvin Mel
ton, Armstcad Eulinburg aud
Major Criddlc
CAPE GIRARnEAU.
SCHULTZ.
VIM. Regenhardt, J f. Brooks,
Ernest Moeder, Otto Hanny,
Aug. Bierwirth, A Dittlinger,
Wan. Sackmann, A. W. Vaster
hing, Robert Reuhmann, Toney
Gockol, Joan Herbst. VIM, J.
Meyer, Koujs Keller, +. {. Bert
ling, Henry Klaproth, Charles
Schrock, Ed Greer, Andy Nc
CURE, Wade Hampton and Louis
Bertling
COURT HOUSE.
Is. F. Davis, Il. Carol, John
Reagan, Rudolph Balm, August
Kreiger, Orren Wilson, E. r.
Lamson, Jacob Crayens, JEFF
Wiliiams. L. =. Blomeyer, J. NJ.
Morrison, J. 3 Webber, August
Schievelbein, John Vogelsanger,
John L. Miller, II p. Pioronett,
Dave Picrceheld aud JohE Brown.
STEIMEL
Charles W Stehr, Ben II q.
Adams, John Walter, Charles
Understall, John Thomas, Wm.
Sandeberry, Jim Miller, Herman
Book, Johnson ". Shell, J. $.
Cobb, George Bollingcr, Joe
Meyer. w. G. Schneider, Chas.
Blattner, II p. Seimers, Jacob
&. Keller, George Seimers, Chris.
W. HaGer, Fred Schwab, II. L.
Seimers, John IL. Keller and Jake
Shelton.
Central committeeman; Ernest
Mocder, &. w. Stehr, W. j.
Meyer, Jacob Crayens and Joseph
Meyer
WEIGH.
John Deweese John ii. Bright
and Sam Bonner.
KINDER.
August Reiman. Otto Seibert,
August Kampe and Aug, Biostcr.
LIBERTY.
A. l.. Polnsett,
Central committeeman K. w.
Soarcy
HUBBLE.
AT a meeting OF the republicans
Of Hubble township held at Cor
donyllo on April q the following
were chosen as delegates to the
republican convention to be held
in Jackson May ::
GoRDoNvlLLE.
Albert Ksin, Wm Koohcr,
Henry Bangar,, VIM, Ulrich,
Henry Voges, Henry Nagal, Al
bert Kinder, Fritz Grossheider,
Wm. G.. Sander Leuis Ripping,
Fritz Dennecke, jr., VIM, Noges
and VIM. WinSler
DUTCHTOW'N.
II. W. Beers, Henry Brake,
busch, Jacob Eggimaun, John
Frazier, Morris Griffith, Ben 5,
Schwab and Louis Eggimann,
ALLENVILLE,
4. l., Kinder, Chas. Volmcr
c. f, Frey, August Esgimann,
Thos Poiusett and Walter Brad
ley
! Central committeeman; Jacot
Eggimanr and Henry Ueleke.
Thomas Poinsett was elected
secretary ani A, L. Franklin
chairman.
WHITEW ATER.
&. G. Malulz, II +, Haapt, AL
bert Riemau and j. j. Buchanan
RANDOL,
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TAXING
When you take Groves ra~tclcsS
Chill Tonic because the formula
is plainly printed on every bottle
showing that II is simply iron aud
quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure, no pay. soc
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
FOR JUDGE OF THn SECOND slsrEIor,

We are authorized 10 announce
L. F. Thomas ~ candidate for the
Office of Judge of the second district,
subject to the will OF the republican
nominating convention May 3.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
Tire Repairing.

/ have plant for applying and
repairing any make of rubber
tires. ] give prompt service, and
do work as Cheap as they do IN
the city, and guarantee all the
work. W, II. BoHNSACK, SIR.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

We are pu'hprizot' 10 announce
Wm. II. haup, ae : caudidatc for
the onice OF CLERK Il the Cape Girar-
dcau court O.. common piece Of Cape
Girardoao county SUBJECT 90 tHe
republican nominating convention.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

We are aHlhisad 20 anonncc
j.. +. I.usk IN a candidate tor county
treasurer subicr, tu the viii Of the
republican nominating couyout'uu
May 3.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
Notice OF stockholdgrs' Meeting

Notice is hereby given that on
the 9Th day of June, 1902, there
will be meeting Of the Hinkle-
Williams Mercantile company At
the compuny's place of business
in the city of Jackson, Cape Gil
rardoau county, Missouri, at 10
o'clock \. m. OF that day Tor the
purpose OF voting on PROPOSE
ton 10 decrease the capital stock
from $4,000 90 TO $li,001000
April /, 1902.
j. ". WILLIAMS,
j, l.. HlNKLE.
% A majority OF the directors.
Foiy's Honey aud Tar is pecu-
LARRY adapted for asthma, brcn'
l.t,.. .-.-l l,,-5,5a,1nsl a ID }-.ugislg
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
nICIAI

Tho republican Judicial convention
will bc heia o. Joplin July I5, 1902.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
CAPE GTRARnEAU.
SCHULTZ.

VIM. Regenhardt J #. Brooks,
Ernest Moeder, Otto Hanuy,
Aug, Bierwirth, a. Dittlinger,
Wan. Sackmann, A. W. Faster %
hing, Robert Reuhmann, Toney
Gockol, joan Herost, VIM, j.
Meyer, Koujs Keller, f. {. Bert
ling, Henry Klaproth, Charles
Schrock, Ed Greer, Andy Nc
CURE, Wade Hampton and Louis
Bertling.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

fya COUNTY ,.apuErr.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
TURNER HALL.

Wilson Cramer, Wm }. Sutton,
VIM. b. Schaeter John Nolkeri.
q. B. Meier, Leo Jordon, r. W
Elbrecht Paul udc, Calvin Mel.
ton, Armstcad Eulinbure and
Major Crlddlc.
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01
COURT HOUSE.

Is F. Davis, Il. Carol, John
Reagan, Rudolph Balm, August
Kreiger. Orren Wilson, e. r.
Lamson, Jacob Crayens, JEFF
Williams. Z. =. Blomeyer, J. NJ.
Morrison, J. 3 Webber, August
Schieyelbein, John Vogelsanger,
John l., Miller, II p, Pioronett,
Dave Picrcehcld aud John Brown
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

AT a meeting OF the republicans
Of Hubble township held at Cor
donyllc on April 2t the following
were chosen rs delegates to the
republican convention to be held
in Jackson May 3:
The Jackson herald., 1902-05-01

p A MAJORITY OF the directors
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-29
LABOR'S NEW. CABINET POSITION
By United States Senator eo.Es PENRoSE
 of Pennsy ivania

N2&3EEHE NEEDS AND REQUIREMENTS OF AMER WSW WX ICAN LABOR ARE, OF COURSE, THE MOST KU4B3T IMPORTANT QUESTION CONFRONTING IWE8 lk THE GOVERNMENT. American labor is entitled EAI what governmental supervision be desired or OAAAD required
 THE NEw DEPARTMENT COMMERCE INDUSTRY Is IN, COVER THE LABOR FIELD iN FACT, LABOR oUEs TONS wIlL oNEsoF HE IMPORTANT MATTERS THAT WILL DE DEALT wfTH ey THIS oePARTMENT.
 It proposed in the past establish separate cabinet potion dealing particularly with labor and such propos fon now Being agitat labor leaders thougout the country
 a however, the of the majority congress that the peudine blor addoSal cabinet poeiton creating depart en of industry will be amply sufficient for the m and meet he and requirements of organized labor
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