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Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-05


Register today.
BE SURE AND REGISTER TO-DAY.
Wedding Rings and Gifts galore at
Mack's.
Republican Love Feast next Mon
day evening.
The NJ. E, Ladies Aid Society meet
with Mrs. j. Rogers next Wednesday
afternoon, the 9th.
Garberson & Robinson Auction Sale
next Wednesday, the 9th, al 10 a. III.
Dave Porter. auctioneer.
Mrs. G.. L. Sherman and Miss Emma
Winters left Thursday for St. Louis
Worlds Fair trip. They will be abb
sent apweek or ten days.
Sherman and Son announce that the
market price Of live stock has declined
and also that their retail prices have
been lowered in the same proportion.
The Quarterly Meeting of the Free
Methodist Church will be held at
18th. All are cordially invited.-S, A.
Whitmore, pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas G.. Loveday
returned from their wedding tour last
week and are now occupying their
home, The Elms. Miss Louise is In
Chicago taking a course in one of the
Colleges there.
An entertainment will he given at
the Town Hall, Friday evening, Nov.
18th, under the auspices Of the Lady
Maccabees. Satisfaction or your mon
ey back. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Dom yorget the date.
A hunting party consisting Of John
Boosinger, DR.. II. w. Dicken Dr. G. A.
Sweet, Charles Gotham, ,and Horace
Hipp left Thursday for trip up north
of Seney. They wiz probably be gone
several weeks and when they return
venison will be cheap.
The Republican Rally of last Tues
day evening at the East Jordan Opera
House was well attended-especially
by the ladies-aDd the speeches OF
both Colon 9. Lille and Judge Harris
were we'll received. Next Monday
evening another meeting will be held
at which tho Hon. George g.. Covell,
u. s. Attorney and brilliant orator,
will deliver the principal address.
Action was begun in Circuit Court,
Thursday, against C.L. Lorraine, pub
Usher of the East Jordan Enterprise,
charging him with criminal libel. A.
B. Nicholas is the complaining wit
ness. The affair has grown out OF
several items appearing in Mr.. Lor-
rains's paper and which are probably
we'll known to majority Of our read
ers.
Ed. Russell of Boyne City was in
East Jordan saturday, and gave The
Herald a call. Mr.. Russell and Others
in that city find that they can pur-
chase their lumber here at from 10 to
20 per cent less than in their home
town which means quite bit on a
load. He took back with him a load OF
siding for new residence which he =
building.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-05
Bviefs q me Wesk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Register.
G. &. Mack, the Jeweler.
Judge of Probate Harris was in our
city, Tuesday.
Atty Fred e.. Boosinser was Pet
oskey visitor first Of the week.
Mrs. George Lee of Charlevoix was
an East Jordan visitor first Of he week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Sheldon have
returned from their ST. Louis Worlds
Fair visit.
Mrs Moses Larabee spent SAT urday
and Sunday at Ellsworth, guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Davis.
The Stork left sweet little baby
girl at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs j.
Harvey Milford last Saturday.
Miss Wilma, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Pickard gave party TO sew
eral of her little frienus, Saturday
afternoon.
Cut Glass and Hand Decorated
China, the latest patterns and cuts,
ut prices that are certainly right.
Mack, the Jeweler.
Hon. George G. Covell will speak at
the East Jordan Opera House next
Monday evening on Republican issues
Come out and hear this brilliant
orator.
A distressing accident occurred at the
Flooring Plant Monday afternoon
when Charles Bennett was struck In
the eye Ivy a flying board and that
member rendered useless. He was
operating an edger when In some man
ner a board went out of its regular
channel, swung around, and struck
Bennett In the eve. He is an expert
enced workman and had been in the
employ of the Flooring plant about a
week.
Gardie Newton, youngest child or
NJ r. and Mrs. George Newton OF South
Arm, died Sunday last from a combin-
alton of membraneous Group and ton
silitis. The burial takes place today
at Riverside Cemetery, Kalamazoo.
Another son, aged IA years. is badly
afflicted with dropsy and Mrs. Newton
accompanied him, together with the
remains Of the youngest child, TO Kali
amazoo in the hopes that their old
time doctor could alleviate his suffer
ings.
The Holidays are yet seven weeks
away but some of our Merchants are
already beginning to get in their Holi.
day Goods and placing same on their
shelves for display. At Mack's Jewel
ry Store, the other day, we noticed a
nice line OF Cut Glass and Hand Paint.
ed China which he had just put in
and which is being sold at prices which
are way below the usual cost. There
has not been very much>trade in these
goods In East Jordan and IL is the
object of Mr.. Mack TO create such
trade. To do SO he must naturally sell
at small margin of profit. If Holt
day purchasers would drop in OCCASION
ally and look over the new lines as
they arrive that perplexing question
of What shall L buy?" would be
easily answered when the ii oliday rus h
and worry is on.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-05

Met with Mrs. Smith, last Thur.
day, Nov. 3rd.
PROGRAM.
Mrs. Chas Bush read very interes' :
ing paper on King Lear.
Talk on Tuner. Mrs Foster
Recitation, Housewives
SoliIOquy, Mrs. Smith
Current Events, by each member
The Club will meet Thursday Nov.
10th, with Mrs. Palmer.
Quotations, Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-05

Natures own dissolvent. California
Prune Waters cure constipation and
all bilious troubles. 100 for % cents
Ask your Druggist. For sale at War
mes Pharmacy,
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-11-05

Mrs. Crouter of Charlevoix was here
this week. guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Smatts, and others.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-20
HOWELL COUNTY CONVENTION.
Democrats Nominate Local Ticke'
and Select Convention Delegates.

and Select Convention Delegates.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
West Plains Mo-. April l9-The Demo-
Gratis of Howell County met here In con-
vention day and nominated the follow
ing county ticket:
Representative. Doctor Lee Welch: Sher-
IF. F. W. Lynch; Assessor. 8. T. Proffitt;
Collector. W. c. Gumm: Prosecuting At
to-ney. y. B. Wilkinson: Treasurer, w. r.
Bingaman: Coroner. 81 Farmer: Surveyor,
z. e.: Hardesty; Judge Northern District.
z. F: Holloway; Judge Southern District,
Ben Parker
The following delegates were chosen to
the State Convention at Jefferson City:
". N. Evans. S. ]. Galloway. Ed Nickel
o vote for Folk by the instructions voted
Delegates to the st. Josenh convention:
". ]. Wright, Charles Cochran. Wash
Wirninghar, and T. H. Hudson.
DeIe~ates to the Joplin convention: John
Burroughs. Doctor James Black. H. D.
Green and John E. Alsop.
Delegates to st. Louis Court of Appeals
Convention: E. F. Armstrong. G. H.
--ohb. B. v. Cunningham and J. B.
Thomas.
The following resolution was introduced
~ Judge Evans and unanimously adopted
Resolved that the delegates to the Jopl.p
Convention be instructed TO vote for Governor
y Dockery as a delegate at large to the
National Convention. AMI that the de'egat s
10 all within their power 10 aid In the can
iidacy OF Senator cockreil for President.
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TO.DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank c'earings were $685.
7e1; balances, ss52 $50. Local discount rates
were between 5 and 6 per cent. Domestic
excrsnge was quoted as follows: New
York. 4oc premium hid, Soc prem I'm asked
Chicago. 15c premium bin; 2oc premium
asked; Cincinnati. Lou'svi'le and New Or
lears. 10c discount bid. par asked.
Wheat closed lower at S2i.c July. 9sc@
q 0s No. red. Corn closed lower at 4'tsc
asked July: 5ols@slhc No. mixed. Oats
closed at 37c asked July; i2Isc Mo- mixed
Spot cotton was steady in tho local mar
ket
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REED CONTINUES SPEAKING.
Folks Only Opponent Who Hns vate
Gu-

Folks Only Opponent Who Hna Oatex
Announced for Rest of Week.
Former Mayor Reed of Kansas Citv is
the only opponent of Circuit Attorney
Folk who Is conducting a campaign this
week. He spent yesterday In Knox Coun-
ty This afternoon he will speak in Edna
and this evening in La Belle. Lewis Coun-
tv. He will appear In Monticello Th,-rs
day. afternoon and in Canton ut night
Friday he VIII be In :Roone County and
Saturday in Pettis County.
Ha! Woods.de, assistant. secretary al
FOLK headquarters, announced yesterday
that Mr. Folk would speak in Jackson
Cape Girardeau County, next Monday
Tuesday afternoon he will speak In La
Monte and that nteht 10 Sedniia Nfr
Folk viii be In Jsfterson City to-day ha
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FOREIGN,

The British House of Commons votes to
Increase the tariff on tea and tobacco. as
proposed by Austin. Chamberlain, Chan
ceiIor Of the Eythe.rer.
The form4nues connected with tn,
transfer OF The Panama Canal property
are practically Competed, my awa.t.n.
ra,liication at mceuug OF slocknOider
at RarIS next Saturday.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Dixon. ILL.,, April E.-In the first city eiec-
ion under the new city charter. L. F. Eli
kel.J. City Clerk: d. II. spencer ,RepD
Treasurer. j. Il schaner tRep.). Police Maxls-
rate: Aldermen Were e.ected as follows: FIRST
y ard August Mo-iler tDem.). and NJ. Iar-
hey tDem.b. Second Wari. George Schoir
.Rep.D anu A. Gage tRep.): Tnird Ward
luis St.Lh.n tRepD and Pat Whai,n Dem.)
cousth Ward, NJ. Cannon tRep.D and c. G
,Initn tRep.I; Fifth W ard James N. sterling
Rep.) and ]. W.. Watts tRepJ There was
no oppos ton to Repuoiican caucus nominees
except Aldermen
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WANT TO NAME THEIR DELEGATES.
Democrats OF Monroe County Clrcu-
late Petition to Committee.

Democrats Of Monroe County Clrcu-
late Petition to Committee.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Monroe City. Mo-. April 19.-Democrats
Of Monroe County who favor the nomina-
ton Of Folk for Governor are circu ating
a petition requesting the County Commit
tee to reacind its former decision reservilg
the right to name the delegates from this
county TO the STATE Nominating Conver.-
tion. The Folk followers claim that the
voters should not only have the right to
III: lrilct the delegates at the primary en-
May q. but they should have the light to
name the delegates they wish to repl eseni
To this end a mass-meeting is to be
called here April 80 to devise means.
Following H. the petition circulated ard
freely signed in Monroe:
We. the undersigned Democrats and voters
OF Mon oc Township. respectful " requ. st the
democrats Of MonIoe County who Iavor tne
nom nation Of Us, pin w. Folk for Governor to
Saturday: the init eth day of April. 1904 to
take such STEPS and prtc. edings as may b.
tn0ught necessary to p.otect the interests OF
Mr.. Folk and secure for us delegates Of our
own choice to represent us Ia the state Con.
veutton.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC,

Doctor o. C. Ke5sier OF Ravenwooi
No.. is arrested. charged with a murde.
done more than a year ago.
Unreasonable weather has made Mis-
souri, crops backward.
The Missouri Federation OF Women's
Clubs convenes at Chillicothe.
The 7. F. B. Sotham testimonial sail
at Chillicothe brings in large sum 70.
the bankrupt Hereford breeder.
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HOUSE.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

If attorney heeds his request. F. sey-
mour Darlington will be hanged without
appeal to Supreme Court.
Congressman Hunt. who seeks re-elec
ton, Is opposed by Democratic committee
men Of his district.
j. G. Zeibig was elected president of the
Real Estate Exchange. H. H. Stewart
one of the newly chosen directors, was
married while his friends cast ballots for
him,
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Lifchneld.


Litchfeid Ill. April 1s.-The city election
resulted as follows: Chief of Police. ", C.
'o,uin oniI 'Rep2; super ;niendent Of Streets
Thomas II; Woods iLemJ: AIdermel~Firsi
wa, d. Andrew Waite tRep.,: Second Ward
f,Iak M,inkeielsek Rep;): Fourth ward: D. K
h~Ei ,Rep). The question Of licensing saloons
carried. "
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WASHINGTON.

The National Congress Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution adopts a me-
r.G-ial asking that Senator Reed Smoot
be de ebarred from seat IN the United
States Senate.
The Cabinet discusses Government own
e-ship Of wireless telegraph stations.
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Med0ra.


Medora. ILL.,. April l9-Thomas Elkinton Al.
len EN-. l. Eastman an. and N II goodwin, anti
ranging from to 12. A w Chandler was
elected Clerk on the Peoples ticket.
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Du nviile.


panville. Ill.,. April ls-rn the city election
e1-eay %: +: fhIi'rs GRep1 was elected Po,
$ ,; zen wars. us the Democrats had candida :es
gr!w IN the FIRST ami Third. eiecting both
ms In this COUNTY Rossv:Ile went dry, lW
10 !.i Alvan a:so went dry by a small ma
Hr ~. GecrR' town. the fi:st time in its h g.
tory. elected license ticket, $40 TO I57. Munc' e
in decided for an electric Hrht plant Is to g
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rama.
REp1rR1Lc SPECIAL

day was one Of the most bitter fights on the
license question ever fought IN Pana. Tae city
went wet by only eight majority The Alder
men elected were as follows: First Wa d. D.
N. Keyes (Rep); Second Ward. William B.un-
Fourth Ward, James Farrell (Dem3 Fifth
Ward, Robert Hatton (Rep.). n. w. sp inEs-
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

RFsPCBLIC SPENIAL
Beanistown. ILL.,, April 1a.--The following Al
dermen were elected: First Ward, Syiv,s.er
" .iGes; SecCnd Ward, a. ]. Knight; Tairi
Ward. Theodore Fischer: Fourth Ward, George
Autkemeyer.
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BOND COUNTY AGAINST SALOONS.
Sofent0 Only Town which FavOrs the
License System.

License System.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Greenville. ILL.,. April 19.-Saloon license
was the direct issue at every municipal
election In Bond County to-day Sorrento
being the only town giving a majority for
license. In the city Of GreenviiIe the anti
license party wen big victory. the city
giving an antilicense majority of 154.
Greenville elected w. D. Donnell and j.
s. Bradford, antilicense Aldermen. and
Fritz Lejdel. license. The makeup Of the
City Council Is: Antilicense. 4; license 2
w. H. Taylor was elected Police Magis-
',ee Poeab"ntashAiaermeny aa n nn s'y A''TIn rowr-
over. w. F. Jrsti and John Bouilnon.
Makeup Of City Council: Antilicense. 3;
4csnse. 2.
Sorento-City Clerk. H. c. Kelly: Alder
men. c. Cunningham. Walter Denny and
s. File. City Council is unit for license
Smithboro went antilicense. There was
but one ticket in the field.
Millersburg elected the entire license
ticket.
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In Clay County.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

l. usville. IL. A.r.l ls.-The municipal con-
fought Ut on the GU lon Of license But one
by u. Flora voted i52 acens.; ~ AHA van, e..
ty 3: Cay City dry by majority. and Saylor
Springs dry two to one.
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RFIUELIc SPECIAL

Murphysboro. Ill, April l9.-Three out OF five
Aldermen were ei,cted by Dem Gratis, with m A.
jorit.es ranging " to 10. Republicans electeu
,wo men. with ma1orities OF aud u,
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Cardinals win iom Inicago in seconu
game VI series by score Of > 10 D.
biowhs non c.Vse saile t.om Iieve,an,
yestetoay.
EiAa Dhion. favorite at Union tracA
1n nrst race, Was uiocheL py d u.Iect4..
bati.er. favvri.es won se.vua auu ivurl..
ekI6S
kiank Bel won the days feature at tn,
CaH LlSunQs.
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REPUBLIC

REPUBLIC SPtCIAL
Corpus Chrisu, Tex. April l9.--Berna,do
hliDfef was convicted in iar listri :, ,-l.,,r
o-day of cattle theft. and sentenced To
eve four years In the Penitentiary. His
ease was transferred on change Of venue
from Cameron County.
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REPUBLIC SptS

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Effngham. Ill. April 19-The following Al
derii'ei were eiecteU: ri 81 Ward. W. II. Eng
'iinS tDvni.D; second ward, " iIiIaIn IN. RilI
Iait tnepJ. Tni.d Ward, Herman Bersi-idt
De:.iD }, aid .Suuita Ward. JJnn onea (UeH.).
me question ttIn,d .;r.et paw x: all NJ
ne Aldermen elect, d Deing Tor i.nprus tnrnt.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Eicorado. ILL.,, April Is-The city election to-
day resulted: Aiieimsn-Fhst Ward. Il.
.sh: sevLad Ward, s. w. Ia ham, Pc PIE
Tic.
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Mr.. A. T. Laurina. Cured Of Cats
Of the II. lad and Throat nd Save
from CONSUMPTION by T0.Nl.TA.

from Consumption Dy lO.Nl. a.
My Dear Doctor. 1.-TWO years agl
caught severe cold. which hung on
spite of all my efforts all through
winter. and In the spring left me wit
bad case of catarrh of the head {
bronchial tubes.
"I tried local applications. inhalers :
almost all the so-called cures but Z
trouble steadily grew worse. I hst
dull headache almost al the time an
cough that was so perSistent as tot
me considerable worry.
"F'inaRy. after months of sufferiG
tried 'FO-NJ-TA' ard was hel ed
the start. The most notable thiney
the increased epDetite ard the vigMS
sulting from perfect digesticn. Grs&
the catarrh in the head disappeared
cough sdbsided, and In six ,~onlhs
~ " -oUnds and have h?d nn ~.
trouble" A. T J.ArHINs
1884 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. NJ
Every ! N. "A te-timoriai b Sc
an the sriyiaai< can be seen our
20 letters published without the !.
consent. Correspondence returned ~ h
| ferfed. .Sf
II nnaitersgnot how much you are IN:
| ened. rundown or diseased in bs9ysS
| OF muscle. TO-NI-TA viii cure ycfls
! by all drurgists. or direct. 81 q - 4
! THE Beautiful Story OF Life"
| tors aoytce free. Lcrentz Hed
Flatiron building. New York.
! Meyer Bros. druggists, waoa
tx1bukaD
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ed every candidate to-day excsp; the Po ics
Masistr As trate trait which was saved by the p mocra 5
the only time in years. A Republican Mayor
was elected ast year. prop, sItion to t,,su.
$50, 200 In bonds was also carried ~
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FOLK IN KNOX COUNTY.

Makes Speeches In Edna. Barring.
Knox City and Labelle.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Edna. NO.. April 1s.-Despite busy ru-
more that his engagements in Knox Coun-
ty had been Cancelled. Democrats from all
parts of Knox and adjoining counties filled
the opera-house this afternoon to over
flowing to hear oseph W. Felix.
He was followed by r. H. Kern of
Macon County. whose speech was also
well received.
Mr.. Folk spoke this morning at Barring,
III the north part of the county.
The Democrats Of Knox City made ar
engagements with the railroad company to
hold his train at that paint for a fifteen
minute speech on the trip to LabeIle,
where he spoke tonight.
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Salem.


I'd Alderman in tire First Wari " W FIR
son son nth, II the Second Ward and $. e. Davidson in
improvement ticket rect vote was taken
On the hcente quest o, and the city declared for
saloons by . majority.
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kinmundy.


kinnundy. ILL.,. April i9-The city election
was held here to-day and the ant license peo-
PIE won the day by ma 10 it S ranging from II
The following Aldermen we're elected: r
wilson. F. E. Ne1ms and p L. Allen The
license. 1890
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liam Edwards and wlI'am sprout The saloon
question was not issue.
IrrinRtOn

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Irvington. Ill. April 1s.-S. A Mccullough
VS. e.ecled Mayor on ho-Iicense t.cxet by 4
votes
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

s.tnn ~ ont ,s, AZ; aorii s;Mne 1,.,i, mun'TipaI
interest: The only officers to be chosen were
ne A derman frt m each Of the three wards.
License was not an issue. but Ie newly elected
Ndermtn are a-around pro- license men. Re
arms from the other incol porated towns In
l'ulask1 County show that Ullin. Pu aski. O.m-
tead Noun Is and Grand Chain have all elected
.,ro-llcense boards
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP WINS.
Ticket Carries Every Ward in Whic
Contest 10 Held at Cairo.

Cairo. ILL.,. April 1S.-Only Councilmen
were elected In this city to-day. but as
municipal ownership was the real issue,
much interest was shown throughout the
contest. The Municipal Ownership party
was made.
Tho successful candidates are: First
Ward. Cal Neff; Second Ward, Doctor
Joceiyn; Third Ward, Walter Wood;
Fourth Ward. William Lawler: Fifth
Ward. W. P. June; Sixth Ward. John Sny-
der, and Seventh Ward, Fred Nordman.
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I.ElUBLIC SPECIAL.

Vanda.,a. H.. April l9.-The CITY election to-
day Iur IDur Al.eiin. n Was hoty cones I'd
wee three tick ts-R=puo ,can, u
>.atic ana Ci,.zens L.c@nse he st
c,nse Or License, not :, .t..s .ng the IA [
snups was voted On ana carried " dr..
.he Citizens License elected .ur-e A,uer.ien
and the Lemocra,s 8 one all auvocat>s of iicen. O.
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OILS. from Lonuoii. f,e,iiso,ss IrUIn Lop.n Ii
hagen.
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Hiilsb0F0.

Hillsboro. ILL.,. April Sat the city election
here to-uay. license carried Dy eight majority.
The Democrats elected Wilson Ney, City Mar
= ~ " ainson. ST. set Comm .r,
and Walter Sharp. Alderman for the FIRST
."e Re. -J.icdIs eieo,ej two AIderm,n
Tho > H. Winans Of the
Second and Third wards -
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Ashley.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New Minden. H.. April 1e-Henry vonbreck
was elected Mayor here uay.
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Clinton.


Clinton ILL.,. April le.-The Clinton election
vas quiet II went aga INST license L. ense
H.s -eIeated in waAei.u anu Wa, nesvl.ie, Dut
ass.ney, Farmer Iily anu NeiiucD al gave
lIi,teased inaJunt.es ior License.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

fSTlf UBIlIC SFE'-IAIA
Alto Pass. ILL.,. April 19.-The peoples ticket
was eleeleu here to-day. President, B, F. ank
Keith: Clerk. u. W. Ke.tn; TRUSTEES, Joe
r;rckey, Anderson harreA and J. L. Lemon.
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HOylefOn.
New 1llnden.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Hoyleton. ILL.,. AIr.l 1s.-The license was the
only ticket in the heid here to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-20
Mount Sterling.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Mount Sterling ILL.,. April 1.-THE city went
dry by 3. The AIDE men elt cted wee: Ftrs,
ward. S. d. Vermi..!on: SecLnd Ward. voine,
hodgson: Third Ward, N. L. orr.
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NO MENTION MADE OF YATES.
Republicans Hold Senatorial Con-
vention At Greenville, Ill.


Greenrlile. ILL.,. April Is.--The Republicans OF
the Thirty-eighth Senatorial District. compris-
ing the counties of Madison and Bond. met in
Highland to-day and nominated Judge Cicero
J Indy Of GreenvIlle and William MontRom-
cry OF Moro for Representative. They succeed
h'mse YES the nominations being made by
acclamat!on.
Mayor Henry Brueggman Of a ton was chair
Gfeenvile secretary.
Reso. utions weIe adopted indorsing the ma
tinnal administration. but no mention Of Gov
ernor Yates and the State administration was
made