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qpontjawK, Joh T?. Woodward seria, upowt i T5ojrwt Tnumr, ' Job P Habbsli, eorder., A. W. Caisson Coroner.. Jin. Ecwhbt Smith Surrevor, Chaki, Bqwebs Cpnnty Commissioner. Ezra Fbbbixo Jr.. and Moif npj?,. sfiusB.
RALLY OF COLORED HEPUBLICANS, At the Court House next Thursday night, Nov, 3d, 1898. Speakers; Rev, W. M. Taylor, Rev. W R. Harrfc, Bev. J, H. Jackson. Everybody ia invited to attend
this meeting and hear tbcse Kev-
erend Gentlemen discuss the issues of the present campaign.
KtfHtn muate. both vocal ana m-
Btrumental.
Eor Congress, W. 9. Cabbuieb.
For Stat Senator, Job FbckiTa
For Joint Representative,
EjW.ARD KOBMAS
for Prosecutor J. A- ZAapje,
BHPUIiLICAJf SPEA.KINGS.
Hon. Frank B. Pusey will
speak in Bloomington, Saturday,
Kqyanibej; 5th, at 1 p. ni at the
Kepnblican rally,. See poster.
Hon. A- J. Beveridjre will
spcjk in Bloomington, Monday night. Nov. ?tb being the night
before the election.
Republican Rally ! IN BLOOM1JNGTOS,
StTUfCPfly. NOYm '98.
The Republicans and all others:
id Monroe county who will vote
the Republican ticket will meet in BfcxHBiagton, Saturday, Not. 5th. and spend the day in the interest of good government. This will be the last Republican nulv in Monroe county before the election on Tuesday, NoV."8th, 1898. Republicans and everybody else who are io favor of sustaining oar free institutions apd-the Nation's honor under the McKinley administration in order that the stars and stripes may continue to
beutlajEMd a the land of the free and the hooae ef the brave, are called upon to attend this Bjeeting. HON. FRANK jB. "JPSET,
of geat -riistiiiotraiv and ability as a Republican orator, aad ethers
will be present to speak to the people, commencing at 1 p. m. l!ojaefrem every township in the county. Music by the Mechanics' band and Rott's drum corps. MIBaiBjssaagBaBBBSBBBa3aBgaaBB? t&Tou Sbeuld Know Him. Do TO0 know Thornton, candidate for Sheriff ? George ia one- of tie- beat- men in the eounty, from every point of .view. -;H ia competent, and in every way such a jnan as reflaeta credit upon those who support bub. With all deference to other caadvaUea for county office .we .moat insist that that there are none better than Goorge D. Thornton. Be sure that the ticket you -rate coirtaius hia name for Sheriff, and if you can secure eme other man to Tote for tim. j&o so. AIL Hall mdSAaUsx-
Freeident McKinley ham the
eoed fortune of a man who has
carried himself well, who haw
proved equal to bis opportunity TV hen he was nominated and elect
edc he hardly bad a tithe of thai
strength and respect accorded him
today, lie was net rated highly
A flpuntry Congressman, whose
record bad been tost of a narrow-
dectrinaire, there was nothing in
hiai history to eive assurance that
in.him the presidential succession
ws to be especially noteworthy.
tfmroe nade u so. tie has risen td the demnds of the hour to a way that writes his name large on
(baVwaee of history. It is not
rtfrrely that he 'baa -been President nPtbe crisis. He has conducted h itself as President. . He has bean -firm in withstanding foolish satf' harmful things. He has otade haste where baatershould be mad. He has gone slowly where delay was valuatle. Above all, be baa been patient, and has conveyed an impression of a certain serenity and poise that arr tributes to his character and ferm'psrta of tie assets of the country, to be
drawn on at this time, when it so much needs large statesmanship
and high ideals. Indianapolis
News? A Satisfactory Co. Treasurer
Tie has who is to handle the
sribaey 'of iM people of the conn" tf of Monroe should be one in Whom you have itttlaa confidence; ' It is a tftry important office the most important in the county. John , P. Harrell fc the Repu!jcajr candidate, and ha should be chosen by a large majorityIt is a serioas matter to select a, Countf Treaaai er. and great care should be taken la securing a man who is in erry way qualified; 'and thoroughly responsible, honest and reliable. This iar-the kind of a man Jno. P. Harrell is.
Last Conunittee. Meeting Before,
ine ejection.
Over ISO Republican voters among
whopi - were, the committeemen from
every .precinct in Monroe county met
in Republican headquarters last Sat
urday and after spending' two hours
and thirty minutes together the meet
ing adjourned to meet again next Sat
urday, isov. 5th. at 10 q clock a. in sharp, to attend to some other impor taat matters. WM. V. BROWNING. Chairman. A. Bv 8PICELY, Secretary.
Spain ha bong her last hope on the battle of the ballots ia the linked States oa the 8tb of Koyeniber. If the administration of
President McKinley is sustained
by tbe election of a loyal congress
the Spanish-commission under the
advice of Sagaata -will- give np everything. If the Democratic opv pbnents of tbe administration win she will fight on, encouraged by her'bew allieav
rjrRetaieaaber That WHfrf)w go to roe Polls on the 8th of November "you want td loek-ttlid see If your twftce tncrudes the names- of TbtM-irtea, Woodward and Harrell- Ttese are good metf-and true,- and- ceserve well of yea.The Republican county tfdsef is eefmpeeed bf!goed ad' t4ie ofea? Tfeey are deserving of sppVrt, and will be elected if - every djaattbtican docs hk da
We Need This Man. We always need an affable,
competent man for Sheriff, as it ia an
office that requires a great amount of judgment in its administration. Be careful, then, to scan your ticket and
that it contains the name ot Ueo.
D. Thornton.
Que Nest Qowbessman.
Judge Gardiner represents all that is
good or desirable in politics, because he will uphold the hands of McKinley
so far aa his vote may go, in the House
of Representatives, aad will give es
pecial attention to the needs of the
old soldiers. Their pension claims
will be looked after, and he will promptly answer all correspondence
upon sach matters as will be of vital interest to them. It you wish to feel
well satiaffed with your ballot after
election see that you rote for Gardiner for Congressman.
-It is just as essential this fall
that tbe cause of Bound money be
espoused and voted for at the polls by Republicans and sound
money Democrats as it was in
189. The Republican who fails to vote this year is not much of a supporter of President McKinley. He will have difficult problems to solve, and congress ought to be on his side, and it is the duty of every Republican to vote. The Democratic party op
posed the bill to allow the soldiers in the field to vote in 1864. They opposed the same right in this war and are trying to disfranchise the old soldiers at the soldier homes in Indiana, and yet claim
to be the soldier's friend.
Ton Must Elect These Men. Wi have a board of commis
sioners, consisting of three good men. Two of these men are candidates for re-election: Monroe
Miller and Ezra Perring both are successful business men. It would certainly be to your advantage to retain these men in office and to do so be sure that year ticket, on tbe 8th of November, includes their names. Hays a correspondent in tbe Terre Hante Express: 'The
Southern Indiana has done much for the city of Bedford, and has given that place a greater advertisement than it ever bad before, for all tbe passenger equipment is marked 'Tbe Bedford Route.' The general offices are located there, and the plans for a handsome office building and a fine passenger station have been drawn. The buildings will go up in the spring, and will add materially to
tbe attractions of tbe city. Everybody Knows George. Tbe man to serve your sub
poenas, summons', write, etc., in a lawful, careful, and yet not in an offensive
manner, i George D. Thornton, the Be publican candidate for Sheriff. - You
should exert every effort to secure his re-election. An agreeable man for the
office is very desirable. A man ean make himself very offensive in thin position if he ia ignorant or arrogant. Everybody knows that George Thorn
ton ia one of the most genial young
men in the eonnty, and as intelligent
as he ia clever. You want him again
for Sheriff, remember. One of our business men was
asked to take a hand in politics
and replied, "My business is so engrossing just now I do not see hew I can spare the time. ' ' When told be was active in 1896, he
aid: "les, I had plenty of time then, and no business." The people know it. Everyone has more to do now than they did then, but
they will not forget to deposit their votes on the 8th of November to keep it so.
Accommodating Gentleman. Geo. D. Thobntok is the Re
publican candidate for the office of
sheriff.' Everybody knows him to be
kind, accommodating and gentlemanly. His competency is never questioned. Notice that your ticket has on it: "For Sheriff, George D, Thornton." Vote it that way, and you will be right. An exchange says President McKinley. was compelled to review a bicycle parade in Chicago. Yet there are some people who insist tbat the president of the United States doesn't earn bis salaryi'
Jobany Woodward Is True- Blue, Ore of the most reliable ' rdeu y6u have ever had in the county clerk's office ia John T. Woodward . - H hsa rendered the fullest satisfaction to all Who have had basin ess in that : important department of the county government. - He is reliable, responsiblb and competent; and Bhould be elected by a heavy plurality. When you get a
good mava In the office; of county clerk
he should be kept the constitutional limit
Still Alter Stone.
The .Breckinridge County, Ky , ,
New snysj "(Jul. Kidgloy Cayco, general land and development agent for the Henderson Route, was in the city yesterday with, a. party, of quarrymcn from Blouinington, Ind. The party enmo in on the 'Katy,' and consisted of P. K. Buskirk, H. F. Perry, G. K. Perry. Fred. Matthews and J. B. Lyon. All aro prominently identified with the famous Perry, Matthews Stone Company, which controls some ot the finest stone properties in the Indiana oolitic region. The gentlemen inspoctcd the sand stono quarries below tow and were very favorably impressed with the ledge. It is
proDable that they win acquire the property and develop it on a largo scaJe," Remember, tbe commissioners to be elected on November 8th, are Ezra Perring and Monroe Miller. They are the men you should vote for, (or the
office is a vary important one, as the majority of people ought to know.
Hebe Too. Local sportsmen
complain that some farmers and
local pot hunters havo already
commenced tbe slaughter of quail,
although the time docs net expire
till Nov. 10th, and that where
two weeKs ago large covies were to bo found, there remain but a
remnant of them. The. law is very explicit in regard to quail shooting and an example or two would serve as a good lesson te others. Salem Journal.
Parsnip Complexion. It does not require an expert to detect the sufferer from kidney trouble. The. hollow cheeks, the sunken eyes, the dark, puffy circles under f he eyes, the sallow, parsnip-colored complexion iuilicsitcs it. A physician would ask if you had
rheumatism, a dull pain or nuhe in the
buck or over the hips, stomach trou ble, desire to urinate often, or a burn
ing or scalding in passing it; if aftir
passing there is an unsatisfied feeling as if it must be at once repeated, or if the urine lias a brick dust deposit or strong odor. When these symptoms are present, no time should bo lost in removing the cause. Delay may leatl to gravel, catarrh of the bladder, inflammation, causing stoppage, and sometimes requiring the drawing of the urine with instruments, or may run into liright's disease, the most dangerousstage of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Uoot, the great discovery of the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, is a positive remedy for such diseases. Its reputation is world-wide and It is so easy to get at any drug store that ne one need suffer
liny length of time for want of it.
However, if you prefer to first test
its wonderful merits, mention The Republican Progress and write to Dr. Kilmer 4 Co., llingham ton, N. Y,, for a sample bottle and book telling all about it, both sent absolutely free by mail.
Be Sure You Our Line of
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Betore i 'Buy
Witt You Io I ? It is important that every Republican come out to the elec
tion. Don't think that everything will go on just as well with
out your help, for it wont. You owe it to your party and to yourself to be present and help defeat the enemy. You will enjoy the victory more if you help to win it.
Vote to Sustain Him. If you vote the Republican
ticket and for the Republican nominees, you vote to sustain the administration of President Mc-
Kinley. If you vote for the nominees of tbe Democratic and fusion parties, you vote to tear down !
all tbat this administration has
accomplished; you say to the
Iu Memory of Robert O. Greaves. To testify our appreciation of the services of Robert C. Greaves
as an officer of tho city in past years, and of his uniform kindness as a citizen and friend, - we,
tne committee uppoiuted at a mooting of the officers of the city of Bloomington, offer the following resolutions: Eesolved, that as clerk of the city for IS years, he was a faithful and conscientious officer, discharging his duties with fidelity to tho city and its interests. Hesolved, That in all the relations of life, as husband, father, citizen and Christian, ha fulfilled his duties with honor to himself and to this communi
ty in which he had so long resided.-
Adopted and order cl to be published
in the city papers. C. Batman, IIoiibbt C. Fostsb, Samukt. (iII.MOKC.
WICKS' BEE HIVE, EVERYBODY'S STORE. Styles Correct Prices the Lowest.
Mere era Two Good Meu for You. The Republican county c,ommisaioncrs who desire to receive your votes on Tuesday, November 8th, are Ezra Perring and Monroe Miller. They are No. 1 mea and desire to be reelected.
Among the horrible specifications in the charge of mismanagement of the war department published in a New York paper and credited to a private is tbat 'po-
world that you have no confidence ' tatoea are served with their jack-
in the administration. Can we eta on." It is supposed the sol-
afford at this time to change, to
reject, the admirable policy that
is being carried out so successfully by the Republican party and its administration, with as good money as any nation iu the world possesses, and great abundance of it?
dier preferred them ontiroly nude. Were the soldiers of 1861 ever compelled to eat unpeoled potatoes ? McKinley has to bear this terrible burden. Poor Mo. r;
No Better
I. U. tackled the University
of Cincinnati team on Saturanv
! on the home grounds and the reAuy" suit was a tie. The teams seemed 1 A 1 1 J 1 1-
better qualified ! lu De V' raa!e' -VP well up in foot ball lore say that
Qualified Man whore.
If tu ere is a
clerk than John T. Woodward we dojU WM as Pretty 8,trugglo as was not now recall his name: John Wood-! 0 Pl,t "P- Th Cincinnati men
ward is one of the cleverest men we were gentlemonly in their conduet,
ever knew, and is not so just before an ' something that cannot be said of election and at no other time but he is 1 some of the whisky suckers who
uniformly kind, clever and aecommo- havo been here during the season
dating. If you wish to feel well satis
fied after the election, be sure your
ballot contains the name of John T.
Woodward for Clerk. He don't permit
anybody) be anymore clever than he.
Horseless Carriage Party. The first horseless carriage par
ty everO given in America was tendered by Miss Florence E.
Woods, daughter of C. E. Woods,
No. 512 East Fifty-third street, Chicago, Saturday evening, in
which eight motor vehicles were made use of for the entertainment
of her guests. The program was
a ride on filicmgan ave, , through
the parks, luncheon, and thence the conveyance of the guests to
their homes. The horse is doomed it is only a question of time.
Cau Lighten Your Misfortunes. One of tub kindest, most sympathetic men we know is our present genial Sheriff, George
The Ropublicau couuty commissioners must be re-elected, They are good business men, and will' feel grateful for your votes. They are Monroe Miller and Ezra Perring. See that their names are on the ticket you vote.
This is the Sheriff You Want. You want a competent, obliging, yet active and alert man for the Sheriff of this eounty. In the Republican nominee, George D. Thornton, you have such a person. Make it a part of your business on the 8th of November to see that he ia elected.
For Congress, W. 11. Gardiner of Daviess, county, is tho candidate. He is for protection and McKinley, as every Ipyal man should be.
t5T"Mako No Mistake, Cither. Foe Sheriff, Geo. D. Thornton. That is the way your ticket
Thornton. George couldn't bejshoald read. Try and get some any other way, because it is his . other man to vote your way, and
you will not he sorry for it.
In the regu-
business the
nature to be clever
lar coarse of his
Sheriff has some very disagree
able duties to perform, but Thorn-! , . ,i: u i. 4 i i tr
iuu uiwuuigoa mvsv ti usfcs in u manner so courteous and kindly
that they do not seem so hard. If you wish to have a man in the
office of Sheriff who will treat you right on any and all occasions
mako it a point to vote for George D. Thornton, and get at loast one other to go with you and vote that way. You will never regret it.
John P. Harrell is the Republican candidate for eounty
oasurer. There is not a more
reliublo or responsible man in the county. Soe that he is elected to have charge of the county funds. He will make a fitting successor to Joo Woodward, who is. the soul of honor and honesty.
Do You Know George 9 George D. Thornton is the candidate for Sheriff, and if you don't know him you should form bis acquaintance. He is as nice a man its you ever met, and the longer you know him the better you will like him. That's the kind of a mun Sheriff Thornton is.
Remember that there is a County Recorder, to elect on the 8th of November, and that his namo is A.W. Grissom. Ho will succeed a No. 1 Recorder (J. W. Jackson) and ho should receive a rousing big vote.
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UNTIL. DECEMBER 1st, 1898, We will buy your Spokes on our Yard at tbe following prices
White Oak 3x4x30 Inches Long $35.00 per 1,000
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A" Oak 2x3x30 " " "B" Select Oak 2x3x30 " 'A" White Hickory I$x2x30 in. long "A" Mixed and Rod Hickory Iix2x30 inches long,
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Lict the Committee Keport. Evert Republican should constitute himself a committee of one to secure another man to vote a part at leastof tbe county ticket. Ouu Coroner of a county should be a man in whom'-you have confidence, for several reasons. Dr. Rodney Smith is the Republican candidate. He is liable to be Sheriff of the county in case of the death of the incumbent.
Edwahd Nokman ot Brown county is tho Republican candidate for Joint Representative, and should receive the full strength of hia party vote. Remember him. Yoo want to elect A.W. Grissom to the office of County Recorder because he is a competent. No. 1 man. Remember the name.
Three colored boys were arrested Sunday for stealing bottles of milk from in front of west side residences. They hailed from Indianapolis, and were assossed $25 and 30 days. Wall. Gentry Ms again sick with rheumatism and will be home this week. Dr. Weir will soon leave for Louisiana to spend the winter. Capt. Neff, of Ladoga, who was hurt in the oollision between a freight train and tbe accommodation, has been given a judgment for $3,000.
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ACTIVE SOLICITORS WAN'TKD EVERYWHERE for "The Story of the I'liilippines" by Mnnit Halstead", commissioned by the verumcnt us OHiciul Historian to the War Depart
ment. Tho bnnlc was written in nriuy
Notice to Non-ltealcleut.
The State of Indiana, I
Oc.
With Porto Rico and Manilla
in our possession and American influence dominant in Cuba, two of Spain's squadrons destroyed and our army everywhere success
ful, tbe Republican party is content to wage tbe campaign on tbe war issue. War costs money, and votors will not forget that only five Democrats in the House voted for the bill to raise revenues to conduct the war with Spain. John Woodward Has No Kauai. There ake many clever men on our ticket, but there never has been a more accommodating or better qualified incumbent of the couuty
Cieru h omce wan John 1 . woodward, cam,,- at. San Vranis.;o. on the Paeifi.'
Tie is not agreeable and accommodut- with ;eneral Men-it) , in the hospitals ing only before an election, but he is so' nl Honolulu, in Hong Knng, iu the
American trpuencs m .Mauua, in me
k with Aguinaldo, on Olvmnia with Dewev.
fact, in this particular Woodward is a 1 and in the roar of battle at the full of
remark-able mi, ti N'ftii nmnv nrn t.h Manila. Konunza for agents. iirim-
.,. tn ,, , mAn ,,..-. . tl.,1 ful of original pictures taken by gov- eomplaint the same will be heard same to-day to-morrow-ahvaya.- But , rnment buholirral)hprf) ort- th I determined in his absence.
John Woodward is that way,- - aftn he I T-arte book. Low prices. Hiir profits. Witness my name and the seat oil
deserves well of tm constituency. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all ! M court afllsed at Hlooniinffton this When you go to the polls do so with j trashy unoflicial war books. Outfit i 1 1 1 li dav of August. A. 1)., 1898. the intention of voting for John T jfree. Address. F. T. liarbir. Sei'v.. JOHN T WOODWARD. -
all the time-you will Hlways Bud him I A1""" trenches at Manila, in I ' . ' , . ' insurgent camps with Aguinaldo. the same, one day with another! In i tho ot tll, oiympia with Dewi
Monroe County,
In the Monrre Circuit Court
toler Term, 1898. Kstella 1.. King vs. Thomas J. King. Complaint No. 1TVU. Now comes the plaintiff, by Henley Wilsnu. Iinr attorneys, and files her complaint horein, together with an allidavit of a disinterested party that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana und with an aSidavit of plaintiff that she does not know the residence of the defendant, and that said action is for divorce. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant last named, that unless h. be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe circuit court, to be holden on the second Monday of October, A. I)., 1898, at the court house in lllooiningten iu said county and
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. The second installment of State and eounty tax for 1897 must be paid at the close of business November 7, 1898, to avoid the penalty of ten per cent, which tho law compels us to charge all delinquents. There will also be six per cent, added to all delinquent unpaid after that date. Let me kindly ask you to make a business of this and get it paid in good time. Joskph S. Woodward, Treasurer Monroe County.
Notice of Admiuiatratiou.
TVTOTICE IS HEBKHY GIVEN, that
a-v the undersigned has been ap
pointed bv the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Monroe county. State of Ind
iana. Trustee of tlm estate of Emily
Rogers, ate of Monroe county, deceased.
Said estate is supposed to be sol
vent. HENRY A. LEE, Sept, 10, '. Trustee.
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Notice to Non-Realdents.
Stats or Ikdiaka, ) Mombob CouKtr. f
In the Monroe Circalt Court, October
Term, lsgs.
Catharine A. Hunter vs. Richard
Hunter.
Complaint No. 471.
Now comas the plaintiff, by Henley
A- Wilson, attorneys, and files her com
laint herein, together witn an am
avit of Matilda Norm, a disinterested
person, that said defendant la not a resident of the State of Indiana, alae affidavit of the plaintiff that the de
fendant la a resident oi city ot Louis
ville, in State of Kentucky, and resides at No. 620 between Chestnut and Uray In said citv: that aaid action ia for a
divorce, and that said non-resident de
fendant is a necessary party thereto.
Notice la therefore hereby given aata
defendant, last named, that unless he be and appear on the first day of
the next term oi tne flionroe circuit
court, to be holden on the second Monday ot October, A. D., 18D8, at the court houae .in Bloomington in aaid county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined iu hia absence.
Witness my name and the seal of
said court affixed at Bloomington this
10th day of August, A. D., 18V8.
I9KALI JU11H T. HUOIYAKU,
Aug.lS '08. Clerk Monroe C. C.
SOTIC E OK First meeting of creditors of the estate
of Horace Klakely, in bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of the estate of Hor
ace lilakel.v. in bankruptcy: You are severally hereby notified
that by virtue of Articles 5S and 58 of the I'nited States Bankrupt Law, en
acted in the year 1898, A. I)., that
there will bo a meeting of the credi
tors of said estate at the law office of Heulev t Wilson in the Town of
liloomington, Monroe County. Indiana,
hi lo o'clock .. u-, ou the 1st day of November, 1898.
You are hereby requested to take notice, and govern yourself accordingly. THOMAS VAN BUSKIRK. Referee in Bankruptcy of the Third Referee District for State of Indiana.
Notice of Administration.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the circuit court of Monroe county, State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of John ".
Walker and Sarah Walker, lata ot
Monroe county, deceased.
Said estate ia supposed to be solvent.
J. W. WALKER, Sept. 17. '98. Administrator.
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General
1898.
State of Indiana, ) Monroe Countv, j
To the Sheriff of. County, Greeting: I, John T Woodward,
the Monroe circuit court within aud for the county and state aforesaid o"o hereby certify that the following stats congressional, senatorial? Judicial, Uepreseutafive,
County and Township officers-are j to be elected at a general election' to be-held at the legal voting, places i
or precincts in said county Tuesday, November, 8tb, 1898, tlie same being the first Tuesday after the first Monday iu said south to wit: State Officers. One Secretary of State. One Auditor of State. One Treasurer of State. One Attorney General. One Clerk of Snpre me Court. One Superintendant of Public Institution. One Chief of Indiana Bureau of statistics. One State Geologist. One Judge of the snpre me court
second district.
Gne Judge of the supreme court
third district.
One Judge of the supreme court
fifth district.
Representative in Congress. One Representative in Congress
for the second district in said sjtate.
State Legislature. One Joint-senator for the counties
of Greene, Brown and Monroe,
One Joint Representative for the
counties of Brown aud Monroe.
Judicial Officers. One Prosecuting Attorney for
the tenth judicial circuit of said
state.
County Officers. One Clerk circuit court o aaid
county.
Oue Sheriff of said county. One Treasurer for said countyOne Recorder for said county. Dne Surveyor for said county. One Coroner for said county. One Couuty Commissioner for
secoud district.
One County Commissioner for
third district.
BEANBLOSSOM TOWNSHIP Two Justices of the Peace for
said township.
Two Constables for said town-'
ship.
WASHINGTON Two Justices ot.the Peace. Two Constables MARION Two Justices of the Peace. Two Constables. BENTON Two Justices of the Peace Two Constables BLOOMINGTON Three Justices of Peace Three Constables RICHLAND Three Justices of Peace Two Constables VAN BUREN Two Justices of Peace Two Constables PERRY Three Justices of Peace Three Constables SALT CREK Two Justices of Peace Two Constables , POLX Two Justices of Peace Two Constables CLEAR CREEK
Two Justices of Peace Two Constables INDIAN CREEK Two Justices of Peace Two Constables Given under my hand withfthe seal ot said circuit court affixed at my office in the city of Bloomingiugton, Indiana, on the 6th day of October, 1898. John Tl Woodward, . Clerk of Monroe Circuit Court (seal) Sheriff's Proclaniation.
Notice is hereby given to the voters of Monroe counly in the State of Indiana that the polls will
oe open between the hours preMonroe ! scribed by law at the place for j voting at elections in the several j precincts of said couuty on TuesClerk of ' aav' November 8th, 1898, for tie
ejection ot tue omcers named in the above ami foregoing certificate of the Clerk of the circuit court of said couuty. Witness my name Uns-ulbtday of; October, 1898. Ckorge 0. Thornton, Sheriff, of. Monroe Couuty.