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MILIf T. LAMB Y. Bdltor nid Publisher.
SATURDAY. MARCH SO. MM.
Ttae Growth of Our Trad*.
The treasury bureau of statistics Ml
Just made pnblle some Interesting and
suggestive figures, giving a comprehensive
picture ot the growth of the
compétitive races preliminary to the
main contest, for the reason that Mr.
Lawson is not a member of the New
York Yqcht dub. It to understood,
however^ that arrangements have been
made by; which the Independence will
be temporarily turned over to a member
of the New York dub and will be
given full and fair opportunity to demonatrate
her speed in the preliminary
trials, and If she proves herself supe-
rior to the craft being built by the
Herreshdffs for the Belmont syndicate,
'which Is composed of members of the
New York Yacht club, the Boston; boat
Will be the defender of the cup. ] The
Americail people hare very little Interest
In the New York Yacht dub, the
Belmont syndicate oep Mr. Lawson,' but
they do feel a lively concern in the* retention
o| the America's cup and hope
to see It defended by the best possible
product of America's boatbuilding skill
and seamanship. 1
Vineland, N. J., prides Itself on being
the only municipality In the world
that has a millionaire superintendent
of public "r works at k salary of fl per
'month. {The main point la, Does he
earn his ¿ay?
. Americans whose daughters marry
titles have perhaps discovered by this
time that there is not much difference
between (he aristocratic debt and the
other klnjL , . .*,-. f,'
It la said that dnada proposed to
itace aa | embargo on corn from the
United States. Xlijtoj If • rather sensing
canal:story- .-.4 .
*| The It—ph of Mr, CameglSi
I Immediately folk»wing the departure
4 few day« ago of Andrew Carnegie
on vacation visit to Scotland announcement
was made of a gift from
list which surpasses in its opulent gsneroslty
any of his former benefactions.
It was a gift of 95,000,000 outright as
a fund In trust for the benefit of the
employees of the Oaraegte works In
Pittsburg and vicinity. The sum of
1)4,000,000 Is set apart as a pension
fund for Carnegie employees and on*
der certain conditions to the employees
of his former business rivals, and the
other $1.000.000 Is given for the endowment
of the libraries at Braddock,
Homestead and Duqoesne.
There hi a bill before the Indiana legislature
providing that no marriages
shall be celebrated in the state unless
the contracting parties have been
passed by a board of physical examiners
consisting of two mothers, two
physicians and an attorney. If the bill
becomes, a law the human race In
Indiana will doubtless Improve at a
rapid «ate, hot really the Hoosiers are
Peace may be declared In South Afca,
but the continuance of fighting
will largely depend upon the view
which General De Wet takes of the
situation.
The wound oa Emperor William's
cheek will leave a scar, but doubtless
he can train his mustache to cover It.
The shirt waist problem will be ripe
again ja a couple of months.
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S p e c i m e n i j p a i l o f t
To be §o4ed at the Town of B&lii|iffton Election to be
held on Tuesday, April % 1901
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LEROY POWERS, Town Clerk.
"• A - -Y • ¡DSNS" PTΫ *
REGULAR
NOMINATION.
PETITION
NOMINATION.
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For Supervisor,
commerce of the cojantry from the he-
JL H. BOEHMER.
ginning of the repuhlte until now.
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The table below shows the Imports
fp/. Far Tosini Oisrk,
and exports and excess of Imports or This splendid benefaction particular-
exports of the Untied Stat« In each ly marks Mr.* Carnegie's retirement
Q ¿§BOY POWERS.
Inaugural year from Washington's from active business life, and the pro- •rf| 'IsK YJC '
If For Assessor, \
first to lfcKlnley*a second Inauguravision he has made for the pensioning
tion. The figures for the first date of worthy and deserving employees la
a PLAGGE.
named are necessarily those for the highly commendable to him. Mr. Car-
year immediately j subsequent, and negie readily recognised what so manf
Ifr For Collector,
those of the last named date are those employers are want to ignore, that he
of the calendar year immediately pre- owes a great measure of his success to I H DOHMEYER
ceding, while In a$ other cases they th|B services of his employees. A gift
are for the fiscal jjrear In which the ojf such proportions from a single Indi- For (Commissioner of Highways,
Par Cautelar,
GEO. A. JENCKS.
Nr Commissioner of Highways
Inauguration occurred:
vidual Is a significant Illustration of
F.|| LAGESCHULTE [~j 'jjlENRY RJ3UTER.
Ftaeal
the wealth producing power of the
pear. Import«. ! Exporta. En «M. gjreat industries with which Mr. Car»
17W* i M*.000,000
-M. 794.844
For Justices of the Fosca,
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IMS 11.100,000 i »,100,67t —4,990,428 negie's name has been associated, and
17vr I TMT*.«M : 61,294,710 —24,084,090 it Is gratifying that he recognises that f~j I f . h. frye.
1801....... 111,968,611 98,020,51* —18.S42.988
1806....... 180,000,000 96,566,021 —26,081,979 labor, as well aa his own genius and
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1800* e • Je •• 59,400,000 'I 62,208,2SS —7,19*, 787 business sagacity, was an Important
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1813.•••••• 22,006,000 27,858,017 +6,861,017
lft7* • • • ••• •0,250,000 i- 87, -*I^curea of 1790. tFractional year due of doing something for their less for- To be
to chante |f fiscal year from Sept. 30 to June 30.
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Rioted at the Town of Cu® election, to be held on
(Calendar year. —Excess of importa over exporta. tunate fellow men.
' Tuesday, April i, 1901.
+Excess ol '¡exports over iinporta.
While ft is not assumed that the Inau- Secretary Long has suggested a plan
J. F. GIESKE, Town Clerk.
guration of a president bears any rela- for rewarding the navy when it has
tion to the commerce of the year in occasion in the future to go out smash-
'¡s^'W'-fiß
^hlch it occurs, the,quadrennial events ing the navies of other nations. He
Petition ticket
furnish Convenient miieposts by which proposes to have four medals, to %
to measure the growth of our commer- known as the medal of the republic,
cial greatness.
the Paul Jones medal, the Farragut
medal and the campaign medal. The
For Town Clerk,
It seems hardly | possible that the
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first named will confer upon its recip-
members of the New York Yacht club ient the greatest honor and • is to be | | B/
will so far ignore public opinion and awarded only to the commander In
the tenetjs of good sportsmanship as to chief jof a fleet or squadron who gains
Insist that no yacht not owned by a a decisive victory over a .squadron of
member of that organization shall be the enemy equal or superior in
allowed to enter thé competition to de- strength. This medal carries with it
cide whàt boat shall race with Sir an increase of pay of 38 1-3 per cent,
Thomas Lipton's new yacht for the which will obtain in the various grades
America's cup. Thé ces for this val- through which the officer may be proued
trophy have been international moted, and upon his death his widow
events ever since the racing days of the will draw a pension equal to his active
America herself. They have been con- pay. This pension will continue until
tested between the best skill Of the his children shall have reached the age
United States and the best skill of the of 21 years. The Paul Jones medal
British. While those races have hith- can be awarded only ito an officer conerto
been conducted under the auspices tributing In a special manner to a de-
of the NeW York Yacht club, there cisive victory over an enemy and will
should be no bar against a boat bjuilt be accompanied by an Increase of pay
or owned by persons other than mem- of 25 per cent The Farragut medal
bers of the club provided such bpat Is to be given to an officer or enlisted
shall prove itself faster than the dub man distinguished by eminent conduct
members' boat. A candidate for the In action, such as rescuing a wounded
honor of cup defender la being built by man under fire,land a smaller pension
Mr. Lawsoo of Boston and is to be will be given With it The campaign
known as tbe Independence. The state- medal will be awarded to officers and
ment hai been made that this yacht men participating in a campaign. If
would not he permitted to enter the the plan proposed would prevent the
repetition of such an unhappy controversy
as that with which the country
has been afflicted for the past two
years, the American people would hall
its adoption with universal .satisfaction.
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GIESKE.
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| [ F-lflsD KIRSCHNER^
l| For Collector, II For Collector,
Q M. E RUNYAN
JOHN KAMPERT
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For ^Smmisstoner of Highwsys, or Commissioner of Highways,
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I. HOLLISTER
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the last month or so.
Foi y usti ces of the Peace, I i 'For Justices of the Peace,
-•*' Germany has a scandal based on the
price It has been paying for armor m
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plate. And yet It has always been
understood that Mr. Krupp had been
throwing in the blowholes gratis.
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; For Constables,
[ I p BRANDING.
I I ^¿HUNTINGTON.
For Canail Thistle Commissioner, For
w. F. HALE. : "Mr
For Confiables,
! WM. SPUNNER.
ÍFRED LEMKE.
À Thistle Commissioner,
[ I EflNST POTT, SR. p | j^RNST POTT, SR.
pi»ir School Irnstee, •..
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iSi For School Trustee,
[7] HENÌY SEIP.
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Frank RoD6ftson
Attorney
at Law.
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BarHiftM,
Dr. A. Weiche!!,
DR. E. W. OLCOTT
Will ba at his
Dental Booms la
BflTTERMflN'S BLOCK,
PALATINE.
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Friday of Each Week
Chicago offioe :
65 B. RANDOLPH ST.
Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. a.
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TAKE TOlTR WASH I HO
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I Steam Laundry,
Prompt Service, Prices Reasonable
Û Onlu First-class Wort Oooe.^lj
fRESH, SILI MD SMOKEB NElISj
Oysters and Game
Ik season,
Batteraiaà*a Block.
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WIDE-AWAKE MERCHANTS '
Thing about the
tlie enormous sales of the Graphoplioiie
are caused by the fact that it lias sucil
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BARBER SHOP.
Pisa Canales. Fruit nnd up-to-date j
[IT line of High Grade Cigars,
ii Tobaccos, etc.
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ADD T0 Y0UR
MATCHLESS POWER OF ENTERTAINMENT
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That an intense desire foe possession is awakened in all who hear It; It |
supplies an actual want (the irresistible demand for diyereitm and taxation) J
-to i^tify which many are willing to do without other necessities. It Is the |
UNIVERSAL ENTERTAINER OF THE AGE
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' An inexhaustible source of wonder and Relight to all. It issimple in con- |
structlon, and prices are arranged to suit ill pocket books; while the demand £
will continue as long as human, nature exists. The introduction of a few r
Oraphopbenes into a community at onceSfeates an Increasing demands for v
records and supplies and a continuous business is thus established. Why not I
secure the liberal profits which are allowed dealers. Write for catalogue,
terms, etc.» to ' «1 CSX iJI^ - m
Columbia Phonograph Co., Gen'i
88 Wabash Ave, CHICAGO, ILL
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