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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-09
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

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WILL SELL CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE, TWO
Kodak cameras, 3x5; Caligraph typewriter;
solid cherry roll top desk; '18-volume set Muhl-
bach s historical novels; 24-volume set Heroes
OF History; filing cabinets; job printing;
equity in city residence. :, What offers? Ad-
dress $780, Journal. - ' e.. - IT.. 1,I
HAVE A FINE ROUND EXTENSION DINING
table and four leather upholstered chairs;
twas new last November); Will exchange for
meal tickets or order on gents tailoring; cheap
for cash. Address 1854. Journal.
FOR SALE FOR THE FBENEFIT OF MATER
nifty hospital, an $SS order on Kimball Piano
Co., for cash any thing that can be used
at the hospital. Call or address DR.. Ripley,
40 10th st S. Phone $50 i'm, 80 +-,.-.-.-
WILL EXCHANGE PRETTIEsT SADDLE
pony tn twin cities for coal or anything 1 can
use; light Brahma cockerel and two brown
bantams to exchange for hens or pullets.
GIRLS CRESCENT BICYCLE, 1s.1NcH
frame, Dunlop detachable tires, $685.; wheel
never used want good buggy; pay difference.
Address 8O16, Journal. - 60
GOOD RUBBER TIRE BUGGY; SIS, OR WILL
exchange for anything l. can use, What have
| you to offer? Address 1908, Journal. Sc,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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-.. Farm Lands. >. :....-
g.. Continued.
''t to station, A neal winnipes.' or viii ezehange
for hardware or grocery, business. Apply ".
H. McKeen, Is .Knappen st, Winnipeg. Man.
FOR sALE-seo-AcRE FARM. ONE MILE
Sao SGF budns Sl Pfes So
. per acre. Crop payments. 1851. Journal.
WE NEED MONEY-A SNAP FOR HOME OR
investment; 12o acres wild Wisconsin land.
$3.50 per acre. Address 1928, journal.
4ooe CHOICEST SELECTED FARM LAND,
! North Dakota, ,S6.25 per acre; So, sOO,r acres
sad r Assns 4s%ps
MAPLE, BIRCH LAN NJ 81 FER 1:I1
better terms II you, settle now. Yale Land
Co, 2oe 18th st 8, Minneapolis: !. 1ne1-s-.'
Dakota; easfhaif g Section 21:ls5,5l. Rich:
land county; fine 800; price $40; inquire Of
W.: G. Dance 1926 LIST ay 8. ; ~ @sg-
I FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR STOCK OF
on main line Canadian, Northern. Carl Mag
nusson, Wahpeton,a N. d. - ;. %'t.f =
REIINoUIsHMENT = WILL RELMQUIsH
h home. located I've miles from CROWNS
| provements.. $685.: Journal -. - f.
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT FREE HOME
| stead lands along the new Milwaukee and N.
! P. extensions write the Patterson Land Co.,
| Linton, N. D. ...s..:.Y
LOCATE FREE HoMEsTEADs -LYMAN
| Stanley counties; sell decided land Hyde,
Hughes, sully counties. Write Joy Land Co..
WE CAN SELL THIS 100-ACRE IMPROVED
| farm to you If you will see it; buildings close
to station. NJ. r. Waters, TOT Phoenix Bldg.
FREE INFoB ABOUT: NORTH AND
! South Dakota free homestead land and also
decided lands. G. A Patterson, Linton. n. D.
CALIFORNIA EXCURsIoNs;uTHIs IS SPRING
1 districts. F. L. Thresher. e24 New York Life
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

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wANTED-s-RooM MODERN MINNEAPOLIS
Hyde and Sully, counties. s. D. Have to ex-
change for above two room residences store
building, corner two lots, 100 acres adjoining
Flandreau, 8. d.; also 7-room cottage, Lake
Minnetonka and % quarters in Hand and 10
IN Hyde Co.: to pick from. T. 4. McAllister,
Flandreau, S. ,D..-.,~-.. ...- .,.-s.-
EQUITY IN 100 ACRES, RED RIVER VAL
Or improved; good land, price $25 mortgage
Cali on L. A. Howard. bo2 Oneida Bldg,
Minneapolis. ~ - -. = +. se,...ss
We EXCHANGE PROPERTY QUICKLY
wherever located. We offer farms, general
merchandise, hardware stores, drug stores and
hotels for immediate exchange. Write for
grand opportunities. B. s. Wanous. Portage,
$50 A., n. D., RANSOM CO., l2s, MDsE. STOCK
$4,000 hotel, Mimi, rent $780, land. IT.
" = American Land & Ex. Co., VI.
23e Boston Block, Minneapolis, MINI. 81
EXCHANGE-1eo LOTS IN GOOD TOWN m
Red river valley, clear and good property;
Paul.; will give you a good deal. Address
R. r. D. No. 1, Box %, Lyle, MINI.
WANTED-GooD MERCHANDISE FOR NO. /
fruit farm in washington Co., Ark. We are
located in the greatest fruit and berry county
on earth. Have some good bargains to offer.
$3.50, Journal ;a. 49,. ..ss+ ~. IL, 4 So
GOOD $40 ACRES OF LAND. NEAR JAMES
good city. s7e6, Journal.
I CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. O. @,
! Shepard, Bank Of Commerce Bldg
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AUTOMOBILES, BICYCLES


1905 WHITE, FULL EQUIPMENTS -. $50
1904 White, full equipments ............. j, $50
1908 Packard, two new tires ........... $50
1905 Northern runabout. new ............ SOS
1904 Pierce electric with top ...........- 100
1904 Franklin, detachable tonneau ....... $50
1906 Rambler, newly painted ............ $50
1904 Columbia, full equipments ....... I, 300
1905 Cadillac, frst-class condition $50
1905 Primere, air-cooled ................ $50
1904 Imperial, air-cooled ,............... 400
1904 Autocar, detachable tonneau ~........ 800
-. Haynes Automobile Co.. 220 9th st 8.
AUTO TIRES FROM $40 OF, CARRIAGE
tires So up; bicycle tires 81. 80 up; send your
tires to us for repairing. We have the only
complete plant for vulcanizing and recovering
tires. J. N. Johnson Co.. DIS Nicollet
HICYCLE-I WANT TO BUY A FIRST. GLASS
secondhand wheel: tires and frame must be
in good condition; coaster brake preferred;
must be a bargain; will pay cash. Address
B6O1. Journal. -. EE& I-s H..
FOR sALE-le06 RAMBLER, Is HoRsEPoW-
er, surrey type one; side entrance; nearly
new; $3.50. A. e. Holbrook BIB Henneptn av.
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

COWS, DOGS, POULTRY
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR MEN OR
women; raise squads; start right; buy mated
homers and save six months lost time. We
: can furnish you in lots of 10 to 500 pairs.
We are Michigan's largest breeders and guar
antee mated birds. United City Homer SQUAD
Co.. Bay City, Mich, -; - -
TEN COWS. SIX FRESH LAST MONTH, ONE
this. one springer: ten calves: bargain on
account removal. Tel SIS LIZ. E.. &. Day
ton., Fridley. Mimi, : u a. - "a
FOR sALE-oNE WELL TRAINED CHICKEN
and quail bitch, years DID, cheap, SIS.
Moses Franer, Jr., Necedah, Wis.
GOOD YOUNG COW, MARCH SPRINGER,
cheap: Call evenings or Sunday afternoon.
1915 Minnehaha av.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL HORSE ExCHANaE-2oo
head Of horses on sale; fresh lot OF good
country horses just received. It will pay
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Furnished Houses.

a RARE OPPORTUNITY; A COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years more from June, 1906. The
house Is located in one OF the most desirable
residence sections of the city and within easy
walking distance Of the business portion; re-
sponsible parties only need apply. Address
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

HORSES AND CARRIAGES
I. - 80 Wanted. -. -xs.:
wANTED-BAY MARE, ABOUT l,leo, s TO =
years, sound and good trotter, city broke; must
and price. Address $500, Journal
ALWAYS READY TO BUY FOR Cash,
horses, ;buggies, wagons, harnesses; bank.
rupt stocks speciality. Widmayer s. Prem
dergast, 414 Sd st s. -.
wANTED-To TRADE NEW SEWING Ma
chine for will pay cash for cheap horse.
INQUIRE Mr.. Harris. 507 Hennepin av. 5t'
EXCHANGEGOoD RESIDENCE LOTS FOR
frst-c!as draft horses. Apply Davis livery,
2S11 Nico1let- av.,' 80. -
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Ss0-MoDERN, SEVEN ROOMS, 2s4e OAK
land av; hardwood floors down stairs open
plumbing, laundry tubs. water meter. nice
location. Central Real Estate Co., New York
Life.
FOR RENT-A THOROUGHLY MODERN FUR
nished house. April 10 to September 81 Oc-
tober. 1908 I'd av s. Telephone Main 1881.
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BLOOM & MAJERUs HAVE FROM 100 TO 100
head Of farm mares and horses on hand at all
times; fresh consignments every week; our
0d0-260 "a az ~ .i.--
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to 8 years old; weight 1880 to 1,4OO lbs;
No. workers; taken in exchange for real es-
tate. Want to cash them. 1920 Portland av.
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FOR RENT APRIL l5-DUPLEX APARTMENT
of rooms. all new, hot-water heating
plant, artistically decorated and finished, 1888
Dupont s. Lowry Hill. II. P. George,
with Winston Harper Fisher Co. Both phones
GIG.
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MODERN TEAM-HEATED FLATS IN THE
Laurel apartments. corner Of Laurel av and
10th st; easy walking distance; four, six and
seven rooms; gas ranges, fixtures, etc. See
janitor
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attempt 10 turn the corner ia
Pine street, but speeded up the
avenue aud then return in Pine
street.
Not long since at 81. Augustine,
= young lady vas out horse back
riding and M auto was approach
ing, and her horse seemed IA b.
frightened at lie approach. The
lady waved her hand for thu
driver to hold up, but be- Was deaf
aud blind Ia her appeal, went
dashing by in his auto; her hOI 80
ran and threw her OF, aud ~
badly hurt her that she died the
next day. A few DAYS agu ! saw
n case ia press at Tampa, where n
little boy Was riding his wheel
with still u smaller boy riding On
the handlel'ar, when an Autu canIe
dAshing down the street and de-
liberAtely ran the b. W down anu
injured one Il them 80 lad that
his life was despair-d Uf.
some men scem Ia think th"y
are monarch at all they survey,
and none have the right Io die
pute. Right here please ALLOW me
Ia quite Gen. John A. Dix, dur
ing the late war, said: If All,
man hauls down the American
flag shoOt ham on the spot II
any man deliberately runs down
these little Ones or others, shOot
him ON the sput.
Section 9O-leaving Animals
Cnhitched. - There have ben
several narrow ESCAPES by leaving
animals unhitched and without
al attendant. This should not he /;
il j. all wrong.
Gentlemen, enforce your ordi.
naRces, or use the blue pencil.
Very respectfully,
J. j. BANTA.
iIel.and, May "a, l@j.
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PORT ORANGE
iIel.And, May "a, 1895.

sp~cisi CoSEvspsnasn-<.
Port Orange, May ss.-Mr. ans
Mrs.. Clark aud Miss ReViRs left
last week for their llliRois home,
They were going 60 spend . fe~
days in Jacksonville.
Mr. Win. Bennett has moved
his family from the Mcleod cot.
iage intO thu DOrranc- cottage on
the river front.
Mrs. BrOhm and her daughter,
Mrs. LufteTTy. aud baby. left foF
jacksonville "Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Butner aud two
children left Saturday fer C"lum
bus, Ohi", t. spend the summer.
Miss Mary Fair accompanied ihrn
~ far ~ jacksonville, where she
joined Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and
prc-eded with them a. Illinois
where she is going "a attend c,l-
lege.
Mr.. 7. NJ. sheffield was in tran
Saturday calling "n friends.
Mrs.. Milburn went up io bay.
tOna Ia visit her daughter wbos.'
schOOl eIss.si that day. They came
home Saturday oh the train that
vas t~O hours and f,'rty minutes
late on account of a Waslout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang aud baby
arr visiting her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs.. william johnson.
Mr.. y. A. Whit. of Daytona,
vas . welcome visitor in P0Ft
Orange Monday. He intends
spending the summer in North
Georgia.
Mr. Geo. Galley, Il New York,
VIM spent the winter here, Day
t0Rs and DeI.ahd, left Monday
for DelAnd. After spending some
time there b. intends going down
che river 10 Jacksonville Ia spend
some days there and in Sc. Au-
gustine before returning Co New
YOrk. He is very much pleased
with FLORIDA.
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How 20 Break Up a Cold.

10 ra, De- surprise Co many o.
rsr. fhar ..E,rr cold can be COM
u.,f.E Hrst.u ru fu Yu, 80 tao day.
5000, lhr "..f .tWptums 81 a cold
#-. iN 'urd cough. a pruiusc vat
... ..-,NFr., ir"m the np.c and a
... n'rf. eating "u the tongue.
..I,r ,Etmhcrlaiu', cough remedy =
taken ',,rN huur On the hrst appear
.r.. ui these symptoms. q cUuntcracts
rUu ,Hy,' ..f 3D., cold aud rcstprc, the
system o. a healthy cundftion within
Ha, "r tao Pot ,slc by an drug
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lns.s~..s c.nnsa q. eur-a

81 loral apJ&ss4tions e. th-y oannut rSarh -
en- Way q csFs aEain1l.. as.a thef = - e..ss-
afl1uIi1nal rulnl DIS. lsrafnunI y oauSlua b
ths lnname9 eIlEdllinn - To- marus hninE
- IT, RuHlarh.an futs. whsn this tH1F :
psgfcga hnarinHs and uhEn u y enilrsiy
o1narf fAuafuE@ - In rrNaft. and unlsa 80
lnaanmlaflon en- ~ takgn au9 and thls enll
an unnnI9 - CmlmIIh. uhirh \ ns1hinH blIi
e. imnanlad oon1Iliua ~ TO- muuBas aagfnarA
We Wln rlse Onn nun1ssrd ihdlaFs Cor aay
30 - eHpea - h4ifs CaiafsA CaEs. ssaa
J.CuENET . en-. Toasas. q.
nsirs gsss7ls ~ sss tAs bssL
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To- purif, Ga. Cellar.

To purify the AFR - ;he cellar and
desttol parasitiral gIuNths placs
some roll birthstone IN a pan sei Are
90 g. ciuse the do0rs aud stnioss az
tightly % po-sible for 40 or three
hours. ryvea, ever three months.
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New Cure for Enilensy.

n Waterman. 1T Natsrtuau. -,
Rural Tree delivery. Writes. Nv
daughter. afiictcd i"r year with cpl
lct,y. Was cured ~ Dr kiug, NsN
Life Pills Shs has nut had an attack
iOT over tWo year. Bet hsiy clranss-
e. and hie giving t0nic pulls on ,arih.
3 cents AZ al druggists.
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Nnr, ala /. - thu 80.

Nineteen nicn die ever year 20
every sixteen women. IN citi = tSen-
q men do 10 every seventeen 90
men The greatest diaerence In nor
tally L. among babies For sn71s
re- on o. another the mortality II
areater among boys up 20 - years
o. AZ. than durinE any other period
Of afa.
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s-,~.,.a- Ns-. us.~,-s

Mcliral cNI~rt~ arv ,a.i.ug tbr I'D.
tenti0n - the publi- o. no" imI-'rtau.r
- performing the u"-s hiuW iug ui-ra
tioa in sri-utihc aud hygivuir mHu
n~r First "u- n,sstri. and thru fIr 9th
- should t.e biswn With1ut undu- No
bcnce Dectors state that the tW" nasal
passags-s shoud never D. ci's~s-i NJ the
same time. n they arv oir-trn.t,,i. ~
IN thu ease q Culd the hack q a..
throat = hilsd Wah cpmpr,-s-ci air
ani this. to-eihcr with th- di~rharse
AMI the misF,.l-.- Nh.sIh u ,uuta .u.
may ~ driven through tie eustnci.n ian
tui-e into tn miidlr ear aud lead o. 50
rious reSslss Il0Ddoa Mail
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" you knew the value Oi Chamber
isrns Saiye YOU Soaid never wish TO
bc without u Here are some Of the
diseases fuf which q . especially
valuable: Sore nipples. chapped
hands. burns. frost bites. ehilblsins.
chrome sore eyes. itching piles. letter.
SALT rhcum aud eczema- Pricc zs cts.
per box For sale by al druggists.
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ENFORCE THE
ORDINANCES
Or Apply the Blue I'encll,
Says Banta.
AFTER COUNCIL WITH nor sTICK
Calls AItsHlisa 10 AaaJ OFdInaHcss
That ARE Dad LrIiers.
q" the Honorable Bard Uf the
City Council, uf DeI.and

City Council, Uf Deland
G"ntl.m-n-AllOw me to call
your attention IT, the violation
aud neglect # SEVERAL oT,linances
"f this city. viz:
Section lI3-The City Wat-r.-
The water II ln q had condition,
IL i disrnlnred, sandy with much
s''ttlings after being drawn q few
minutes. I hAV" nO know ledge IT
the fire hydrants "n Rirh avenue.
htWe.n thu Boulevard and the
railroad crossing. hciDg opened
i"r clcaning since last september.
S.rti"n l35-6-1--Dugs Running
at l.arge.-ScveraI persons have
been bitten In Jacksonville and
other cities 10y dogs running at
large. Why should Ne take any
such chances Ia have children aud
Others bitten 10y these worthless
cur- running at large in violation
1T Ga" city ordinances. No dog
Is Permitted &" GO at large in the
city, either alone or accompanied
10y It's owner ~ other PERSONS un-
les u shall have Q lic-IIss COLLAR
around Iis meek and numbered
and IA" yiciOu- dag shall b. per-
mItted, either with or without q
collar, IL =" at largr la the city.
tut shall be kept ia an enclosure,
ahd IT. owner Liable o. q heavy
iinr II let run outside the enclos-
ure.
SETON S>-Fast Driving The
lam j. six miles an hour, but
these fancy drivers - em to have
10" limit. bui g. Speeding over eur
streets, cndangrring the lives Of
many little children who arr en-
j"yIng themselves with their pet
pony aud their little friends with
them; ar Tiny to have a right g.
dri," On cur streets? The-r fancy
dan 't-care drivers should he
taught u l,-ss"n.
Ne. ;sEl-AutOmubile Driving
Tn" city ordinance likes q penalty
fur driving faster than ten mill
at h"ur, and thn-. miles an hOuF
turning curIrTs, but there SEEMS
o. l'e u" limit a. th'sse running
thu auto, and by little lS,ys and
girls Whnlly incapable of running |
or managing the auto. I have
coUIIt''d as many ~ thirteen little
I-'ys and girls in an auto at .
time aud driven by = little hoy.
The boys aud girls are all right,
aud 80 Is the aUt"; lst them pile
ia, but tin driver shuHld b. .
comIet"nt p-rs"n or Chauffeur 81
run it.
IL you wish b. kn"w how fast
SINE Of them arr sp-eding just
time them frOm Minnesota ave-
nue. Ia the psst Office corner, and
you will see they are running |
twenty miles an hour. The auto
il all right I would like 81 have
One). 10 10 these reckless and
incompetent drivers that il Civ.
ing the auto the had name.
Ia many cities where any per.
son or persons are injured in any
way by careless or fast diving.
thu owner and not the driver OF
ehafFeur is responsible and in
some cities both are responsible
o. pay . heavy fine and imPrison-
ment and their license revoked.
The same should sPPly 10 this
city.
I have seen men and boys drive
the auto on Pine street - such .
ICED that they could not make
turn on Rich avenue without
running into the gutter ON Rich |
avenue as they did. And again |
I have seen them speeding mp |
Rich avenue, and thew did not !
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LETTERS FROM THEPEOPLE
Mr.. SisckioH's 0plHIsa.
lAcksnNym.LE. MaY I'd. 'O6

Hon. Chris. -. Codrington, De.
lond. Fla:
Ny DEAR MR. Controversial
am very much DISTRESSED indeed
I" learn that some uf the rurI,U-
ration gang, wh" helped to cheat
YOU cut Of your nominatiou for
state Senator from Nulusia rOun-
", arr critici-ing your arti"n in
withdrawing from th" r"ut.--t
after the STATE Democratic ENcr-
utiye Committee had acted ~ II
did "a thu Nassau county contest
When the cnmmitt,r decided hat
il had u" jurisdiction ~ the Ma.
sau county rase th"rr va moth.
ing fer YOU b. Il" but {" Withdraw
because the acti"n "f the "ru-
mitte- showed cuuclu-lv-ly that
il would rule the same 900 yuu
ease, aud In justice {" yuu | Wl-h
To say that II vas Ga" opinion ui
myself and other warm fri"nd-
"f yours, that this vas the be-t
cOurs" for you a. pursue, and We
50 advised YOU. You deserve
great credit ami th" r"mm.uda.
ti"n # all good men in Thu Stat.
not rn y fer the noble night that
YOU hay" mad. against OBJ. ..ur-
rupt corporation gang that has
10 cn running Nolusla -uuuty aud
making t. elections a fare, hui
al" tor the furl,earanr, and pa
tri"tI-m that you shaved in not
insisting upon a Wraugle a't.r
the state C"mmitte, decided that
it did not have jurisdiction 100 "a
similar ca>s Ia YOUR
hope that the Gud-fcar
JS-opl. q N"lu-ia county will not
he, discouraged 10y your faIiu 20
secure the nomination, cut "l the
other hand will ~. greatly ,u-
Outraged by the splendid tight
you haNr made lu their interest
The result showed that You iad
aroused the people g. ia" "norm-
ity of the political crime that
havr been committed Iu No.u-.a
county. and me- doubt IN th, u.Nt
lection a great mauy people Whu|
voted against YOU Iu the ate pri-
mary election will lr found au
your side. I l..ll-,r that ma
I"rity # the people u' \r.u-a
county b-lr'vr lu honest COVER.
m-ut, bat their all ha, .c,u
suppressed by dishonest .i,rtuu
inspectors. PuhlIc sentiment vii
SIAM l.erunse - aroused that uu
dishonest rl,rtiun INSPECTOR $40 |
dare {" attempt &" thvar, the a.lI |
"t TIN le"'l~ again.
Very truly YOUR,
NJ SIrkf.N
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The ,iu,yrs>t trbrt, that can D.,
PAID Q" ,uPvrl"rtS o., Wliatr.u ~,
many imitation. ct brN Witch
Hazel SalSc that are n"N h,iur, Oh,
public prove q the best M ipr u,
WITS Gupd iuT burns. scald,. chat
led kin. eczema. trti,r. cuts. hruisc>.
h"il, aud piles Highly recommended
and rciiahl, Sold by - ". If,her.
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the state committee {" recognize
tie tact that the committee had
nothing {" do with county offices,
lu"ludng members 1T the legisla-
tuTe H. gave notice that b.
would iutruduc. a motion after
the ~"ttlrmrnt IT this matter. to
adopt rule recognizing state
senators and members IT the
h"u-'. Of representatives A. state
uhIcrrs.
a" IrEI-DICTIuN. THE DECIsION.
\ vote Wa then taken 0n th.
nn'iru uf Mr.. Williams e. return
@. protest "i Mr.. Mr(iillin, With
tu' Information that the commit
.,r has 90" Jurisdiction. The ayes
tud nays Wcr called for, and thu
ave. prrdominatrd. Chairman
Fletcher announced the motion
learned
That -rttl"d senatorial protests
aud contests fer tl. present el,c-
tun. IL far a. thu state commit
tee D.. ,."uc"rued.
N"IIsIA COUNTY PROTEST.
Vt one word had ben SAID
aI'ut thu N0lusia county protest
Of e -. COdringt"u. but al this
. pant IL the proceedings Mr. Cod
rIusl"n asked permission To- with
draw has protest By a unauI-
mou- vote the desired PERMISSION
Na- granted, and the rrut.-t va,
withdrawn.
y the greatest interest lad
conferred ia this protest, a, -.-,u
a. II was vithdraSn large num-
.'eT ui the spectators aud ~.V"ral
mrmh-r, ui III. cummlttcr lett
.ho bail.
600 NuINB M ErIE~
Then cam" a pretty init, clash
over amending the rule 80 that
hereafter the committee. shall
nav jurisdiction over th. lille,
"f -tatr ,"nat"r- and representa-
tIye- ~ th" l"Wer house.
TIN, va, th" work of 4. W.
Cockrell, Jr.. ami va dom by
adopting hI, mntlon &" strike cut
the NOId- 'mymicr. of the l-gi,-
laiure' ia the following para
graph ul the rub:
The dcri>iun- a. &" csuya--
AMI rulings Il the county COM
miti,c shall IT, final "a. t. county
camiIdatr,, including m"ml--rs
of thu lrrl-latur.. la.i"r~ such
primary "
Mr.. Charles A. chat offered
an amendment Ia the eiTect that
the prIa~'d rhanr' should not
effect any "ilirr l-ing voted for
In the -r,'"nd primary This va
uut -ernnd'd.
TnE CHNN.r ABurTFp.
Considerable Discussion .usucd
un the proposed rhange. but Mr..
C,rkrcll'- m"tiuu. which was
made To- include r,ruguItiuu #
state ~rnat"r- AMI representatives.
n state ollie r.. vas liuall y adopt I
ell by a vote of 80 {" H..
This concluded the raj work |
Of the rommItt'-'. aud "u motion
Of ". j BRYAN. th- committee I
ad journed to met Jun. - q"
canvass the returns of the -,s-uud
primary. Nhirh j. Co D. held June /
II.
Thu only state office iur which |
there will he -erOnd primary = 4
that of state attorney from the .
Eighth Judirial "ir..uit. Whlrh I.
the cuuuti.-s uf Alarhua. !
Baker. Bradford, Ivy AID Put
nam.
NJ be- ISh'N HEEE.
II will L.. -s--n fOm tn. abpy.
that the state committee refused
Ia =" int" the merit. Il IN. cun-
tests. referring the matter hack |
TAI the contestant. Thc county I
committee II Nolusia county re-
fused Ca settl. the contest. one /
way or an"thrr. On the ruling of |
the chair that 10 Wa III duty of |
the county committee 81 simply |
receiye the evidence aud certify
10 Ia tn state committee for final !
Therefor. neither the
county committee nur the state