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National Republican., 1881-01-19
TAMARINDSr

ora al,out as scarce as hens teeth.
r. are ten kinds of Baptists but they all take
=, water Ike duck
f,,r.room is like street-car. There's always
rum il il ior one more.
Ro,yerv theatre has au actress who weighs 712
,1nnds The manager ought TO get rich with such
: fat thing.
=. so,oa mighty good men to the Senate this
I,rf2I,rer-SIaaGa ~ HGlUey and Harrison in chorus.
A., aiophant travelling out West, whose trunk was
nj rbecked drank up all the water in the tender
0fthe locomotive, so tnat the tram was oOhged TO
sf0b
SINE men are continually harping about we
s,TrogT." inst Us KeaFney harped about we work
5na70cn and the latter was just about as sincere
as The former.
ct,nlav saws the American nation could be set
5avD I'M the heart of Africa and find itself lost.
0gr Iightningrod peddlerS would open communi-
ration pretty quick.
In r.rarti 10 the Christians in Brooklyn who left
of1n1eIpSs woman for two hours in freezing ex-
Ts>rre when she was SICK with the smallpox, the
F,qriag Nal remarks that some people are a
crset deal more afraid of the smallpox than they
an Of the day Of Judgment.
voung woman went to an English fancy ball as
O 1nowder puff" This suggests that ii must have
hon puff-hall and reminds the NorriStOWn Herald
man that q Young man once went to an American
bqT As a rife. No one guessed what character he
represented until he went off halfcocked," and
staggered against man who called him Z" son OF
Rguu"
All lips of woman rosy, ripe,
The amber mouthpiece of my pipe
To me is twice as charming.
When one arrives at fifty odd
The arrows of the archer god
Have lost the power of harming.
Awounded heart will ache, no doubt
But then one finds twinge of gout
tTihe more alarming
Gallagher went out last night and put ashes, an
inch deep on the icy sidewalk, and several people
came along and told him he was philanthropist.
But he said he wasn't. The fact was his wife
didn't mean TO receive New Years Day, but her
next door neighbOr, whom she deteSts, did, and
she made him put the ashes there they'd stick to
ueOpleS boots and be carried to the neighboT's
house and make it fearful place to clean the
next day That's Gallaghers style of philanthropy,
BID There's lois ike him-ROStan Post
National Republican., 1881-01-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

HrfbSo1i2 o12 he United States, appellant vs. Henry W.
Tha Tri;;N \ o. o. SIC, Henry W. Hubbell, appellant,
lam ~ ISa I States; No SI7, The United States appel
bell henry W. Hubbell; No. SIS, Henry w. Hub
CDfs3 liant, vs.. The United States: No Sl9 The
ance f1o,,sN appellant, VS.. The sun Mutual Insur-
CourgTyI '@Iiy: No. so, The Sun Mutual Insurance
Tie i;,ia pellant, VS.. The United States; No S2I
Insurance G C>iiteS appellant, VS.. The China Mutual
surapoa Lipany; 80. So, The China Mutual In
No 995 NSSi;iany appellant VS.. The United States;
Wilbsr ag United States, appellant VS.. John c.
SlnDiSir,, lrator DC; No S24 John c. Wilber
No So ~ TUF; &c, appellant, VS.. The United States;
faulison ans United States, appellant, John P
son aTnii hlStraor, &c; No. S26. John P. Paul.
Ststes illustrator, &C. appellant, VS. The United
SOln E Wsr5 sn5ient snt OF these cases continued by Mr.
Snd Nj n LOT claimants and by Mr.. John s. Blair
States and hi SI General Devens for the United
No so PsJMaf. MI. Joseph H. Choate for claimants.
Is Roberi iGETaTg ~ @ and Josephine Prewit appellants
n John = n wilson, assignee. &c Submitted by
"sd for gan Tor appellants and by Mr.. Z. 2.
No g13 'iebpeI5ee, H. zee, under the twentieth rule.
4 Bans5ae e Town Of Unity, paintiff in error, vs.
:, =, Henry f6r e. al, receivers Submitted by Mr. W.
Ssmo6r ~, Sf plaintiff in error, and by Mr.. James
'u.e ueiehdants in error, under the twentieth
'h To-day at twelve o'clock
National Republican., 1881-01-19
Why They Do II.

;tsoP!e have been led to commit suicide by va
s.is sy> causes. Many young man has killed him
fS Ss IN despair because girl has Tilted him. Not
~, ago Texas man put bullet through his
,r.t T-SrI because he thought he had killed his
~ S.heT-Iulaw; he did not propose to be hung for
s5a, 60, iohenSe In the same State grown-up girl
80. I I'elsell because her mother whipped her; and
W! % thirteen killed himself because his cruel
t..e9s refused to allow him to marry the girl he
III; J,CL; North Carolina young lady drowned
H. because her father failed of an election to
sa( ISsialalUTe; twenty years-old youth of the
r"t SS.sle shot himself because his father would
1-r,ooW a--oW Inn to lie abed in the morning; and
II. nan IA. tooE a fatal dose of Paris green because
~ NelghOOrs gOSsiped about her
National Republican., 1881-01-19
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers of Yesterday as
Recorded.

The Official Transfers of Yesterday as
Recorded.
Mr.. j. F. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds
Union street. between \ and streets south: part
OF lot . ~ by l20 feet square3; Charles E. Fraser
TO Richard LightbOwn, nominal.
a street south, between Sixth and Seventh streets
east; lots IL is, and part of lot 16 square 3d. Albert
Brown to Mary E B. Dulin, nominal
o street north, between Eighth and Ninth streets
west; sublot H 17 by 80 feet, square 39S; NJ street
north, between Tenth and Eleventh streets west sub
LOT 81 S feet inches by lIS feet, square 3 Charles
Z. Gibbs to Isabel B. and William H. Gibbs, 15Oo.
North Capitol street, corner Boundary street sub
lot a, square 6l5; Catharne NJ. B. Jones to Patrick
Whitney, 81 ,29Gi5.
II street, between North Capitol and First streets
west sublOt 81 1S by 70 square 6; H. ]. SmOot to W.
L. Hudson, nominal.
Caroline street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets west sublot sc inches by 20 ee square
l9O; Diller b. Croft to Emily Bergen, $500.
COUNTY.
Walach street near Seventh street road part of lot
al feet inches by 50 feet); Henry Bakersmth ct AL
trustees, to Patrick ], RiOrden, 500.
National Republican., 1881-01-19
1880
OOn THE GREAT
- ~ nrN-N-syUT UANTA DnT-rrU7

7 oon THE GREAT II OOI
A00N PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Io iifG b6GBiE TRHGK, STEEL SB 2A RAILS
SPLENDID SCENERY ma, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot cor
For PittsbGrg and the West, 500 a. m daily. with
Sleeping Cars TO Louisville and Chicago 1870 a. IL.
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gin
cinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago; $50 p. m daily,
with Palace Car to Pitts6nrg; o
For Canandagua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North, at sos
IN. daily, except Sunday; at $50 p m. daily, ex
cept Saturday with Palace Cars to CananCgtia and
For New York and the East, 500 1890 m, 90 and
Limited Express OF Pullman ParlOr Cars, $50 a. m.
daily, except Sunday:
at Jersey City with boats of " Brooklyn Annex"
aIording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
For Philadelphia, $50 lG30 a. 30, $40 and 1000
p N. On Sunday, 23O p m. $40 and 1000 p. m.
For Baltimore $40 500, $50 i0S0 a. M and SO, I:20
40 $40 $50. and 1890 m. On Sunday, 800 a. nl.,
10:30 a. m, 30. $40, 9:31 and 1000 p. m.
For Popes Creek Line, GAG N. ana 40 p m daily,
For Annapolis, $40 a. m and 10 p M daily, except
ALEXASDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, ZOO 7:2O go a. nl and LEO 8. M;
E20, 500 p. H., GO p. NJ, 500 and il:3O on
sundays 200, G2O and li:2D a. m, and 500 p. m.
For Richmond and the south 200 a m and Ii:OO a. m
daily and 500 p IN. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 600 S05 and
and 1909 g n Loo 300 500 ZOO and 9:lO D. m. and
l2OO midnight. Sunday at sos and 1900 a. m, 100
Tickets information sleeping and parlor car accom-
of Thirteenth street and PenSy avenue,
and at the station where orders can be Ie for the
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
/. P FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican., 1881-01-19
DIED.

GREGORY-On January Is, at his residence, l4l2 t
street of paralysis ALVIN L. GREGORY.
Notice of funeral hereafter
HENDERSON-On Tuesday, January Is, Mrs.
ELEANoR HENDERsoN, in the SSth year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her son, faGnard %
Henderson 1880 Fourteenth street northwest Thurs
day, at 2 o'clock.
National Republican., 1881-01-19
Enrefnn StncIr Market.

LONDON, Jan. ls-Bar silver IS quoted at 5144d per
ounce United States four-and-a- -halfs lI55i A & G..
W. firsts mortgage trustee credits, 66S; Pennsylvania
Central, 6S. Paris advices quote per cent rentes
at S2f 9Oc.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance to-day is E10S0e
National Republican., 1881-01-19
Baltimore stool, Board.

BALTIMORE. Jan. Is.-Yirginia SIS, deferred, A.
do consolidated 74: do second series 25; past due
commons gI%; new 1o-40's, 49I; Virginia Ie40s
counOn. ai bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-01-19

Two lovers sat beneath tree,
Their names were Joe and Maggie,
Aud rs they sat the girls hair caught
Within the branches shaggy.
And then a howl, q long, loud howl,
Beneath the branches shaggy,
And JOe he Jumped and cried aloud,
WHY, what's the matter, Maggie ?"
National Republican., 1881-01-19
RANK HYMNS,


~ COLONEL BILLY MOORE.
Little noses,
Red as roses,
Pass MS daily on the street,
How we long 10
Sing a song to
Every one We chance 10 meet.
But, however,
We could never
Sing 10 one we saw to-day
Red as blazes-
II amaZeS
How il ever got that way.
"HARK! do'st hear that noise, my daughter?
HON il seems to rear and leap,
1:I,o The sound of troubled water
Wadlv daSbing down a steep.
,.r1,sta on haste thee 10 the easement
aud the dreadful causes know
ofthis sudden, rude displacement
threatening reasons overthrow"
.TotbeT. calm thy beating heart,
PaSt thy much perturbed soul,
rTi. only a patent chute-caIt
Put,ing in a load of coal"
Two lovers sat beneath tree,
National Republican., 1881-01-19
THE SMITH { EGGE MANUFACTURING CT

LOCK BOX 1705, BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
Manufacturers of SpeciatieS in Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
PadlocSs, Sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks Organ
Locks; the automatically y-made Giant Sash Chain
superior to every other and very much cheaper, (no
special pulley required.) The Smith & Egge Manu-
featuring Co. also gives special attention to the making
of estimates for the cost of the manufacture of pat
ented inventions and all the necessary tools and the
manufacturing of the same royalty. All commu-
nications treated copidentially. oc166mMWF
National Republican., 1881-01-19
Rowland Dental Association,

NO. III lFOUR-AND-A-HALFS STREET,
Three doors north of Pennsylvania avenue EX-
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE, with
out PAIN for q each tooth without 50 cents each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, s. per set. Gold and
Anlaigam FILINGS inserted. All work warranted
first class.
DR.. E P. ROWLAND has administered Nitrous Ok
side to over 20 900 persons. ieS-1Y
National Republican., 1881-01-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Wallach street near Seventh street road, part of
al feet inches by 50 feet); Henry Bakersmth ct
trustees, to Patrick J. Riorden, 500.
National Republican., 1881-01-19
Grapelers' @uioe.
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.

DOUBLE TRACK. JASSEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILsl
Schedule TO take effect Wednesday December l. 1880
National Republican., 1881-01-19
Softeries.


SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
n FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DISTRICT.
T1ON, CLASS b. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,,
EEBRUARY 5, ISSl.-I29th Monthly Drawing.
National Republican., 1881-01-19
naIt,more t3eneraI ,Tarket.

eold......... ss8,5sa,788 Currency. $685.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-04
aaaz
LOST.

r OSr.-The following certificates Of deposs
IL itiwued by Adams 4 Leonard nave been
lost, and payment thereof has been stopped;
No. II, 1853 dated Nov.a9, 1850 for 800; 1854 da-
ted Nov. 90, 1850 for $500; ll,<ls. dated Jan, Z.
1880 for st25 ,52, dated Apr 25 ISL, for $3.50,
Geo. +. Afford.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-04

rear as possible the color, price, style, ETC.,
desired. A whole suit can now he sent by
mail ut small cost. TICK NOR q co. refer
TO thousands WHOM they have thus supplied
during the past " rars. Send for samples,
or cali II S.W. cor. 6,h & Chestnut, 81. louis.
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Notice toPhys,c,.us and r.m,,,..

lam making specially of fine, old and
pure liquors, for medicinal purposes. have
in stock, in bottles, +. Mestreau & Co.'S. 8
leaf brandy, 81 years old, Otard brandy,
10 years old; old peach brandy, extra fine;
London Dock, old Jamaica rum; De Ruy.
ter's Arrow brand, old Holland gn, Nectar
Bourbon % years old, Jsmison's Irish whisky.
Z years in bond in the city of Dublin, Loeb
Kstrine, thistle brand Scotch whisky, 6
years old, and Cream of the Highland whis-
Ky, Port wine, private stock, SO years old, Dry
Union port, lS years old, Assmanushsu,e sen
Red Rhinewine, Duff Gordon, X Xxx Golden
sherry, Benedictine cordial, McEwen Scotch
ale. Burko's Guinness Dublin Stout, Can
t,eil \ Cos. Belfast (Irish) Ginger ale, Piper
Heidsieck champagne, Motifs Sparkling
champagne. cider, ,usits and piuts, ali
kinds OF wines and liq nors by quart or gallon.
Also full stock Of fresh canned goods
staple and fancy groceries
Respect ,ully,
L. +. HiaHKs,
Grocer. 720 Elm st.
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Notice

l take pleasure in informing my friends
throughout the state of Texas that l have
made an engagement with Marshall, Field &
70, Chicago, successors to Field, Letter
u Co., with whom l have been for
past two years. During the COM
ing season my headquarters will
be at Dallas, where can be addressed at any
time, I shall have with me the most COM
plets line Of samples, and am prepared to
make prices that will secure the attention of
those needing goods. Correspondence so.
j. P. w. HARLAN.
Post office box No. 254.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-04
DIR. =. 4 AGAIN

psyiny rc manently located In Dallas, re.
epeeifully ulIcre his pr f-ss,Oual service to
the community
Oaice ia Main street.
Residence, ,irahd -wihd,or hotel.
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FOB RENT.

E,0R RENT-The store. No. 737 Elm streets
1 with fine fixtures, counters, 30, suitabl.
for any kind of business Apply to u. C.
Hedten a Bro ,737 Elm street. also 81. mas 1t
TOR RENT-Two story residence, contain.
Ing rooms, halls and gallery, with all
the cpnveniences. situation pleasant and
healthy. Apply AZ Works stable. aur3Ojt
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fOUN d

r,ouND-A note Tor so 50 given January
Il 1880, to w l.. Rector or order by l. y,
Tai'ferro. Owner can havs same by calling
ut Herald office and paying for this Advertise
mept. arr 30
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- ERSONAL-If you want FASH.
lONAnLE CUSTOM MADE
CLOTHING at reasonable prices
= send 10 TlCkNOR q CO., tho
celebrated Merchant Tailors OF st.
Louis Established 1851 who will
> send free by mail q full line OF
- samples Of piece goods, measure.
ment rules, etc., In fact every.
thing necessary to enable you to
take q measure by which they
guarantee you stylish, perfect.
fitting, well. made garments, ut
from $iSa suit up. Please state AZ
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rom EXCHANGE
PAsTURE.

nAsTURE, II have Ave hundred acres In
/ pasture, with Plenty Of running water
Bro.'s fruit stand, Corner Lamar and Main
streets. Il. q. knight.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN
NOTICES,


a. NorIOk 10 C0STKaC TORS " ant.
build &, knowo AS Ferguson Hotel. frsm
big sshuy on &P Rsilway to Tyler, Texas
distance u miles by rall-ana put up same In
gooo wruer. For particulars, address w. G.
oa'"'tyier, Iexa,. aprso LET
NorICE.-E. II. Holman, experienced
speaking tubes. No. Al Elan street, Dallas,
Texas kes q speciality OF safe repairing
Key and lock work, Satisfaction Euarsnt eed'
You have any old Buggles or Uarrlages tor
4 sale, or to repair, r II you want new one,
o. 9" II you want top at from sl3 to s2i, call on
Nm Mm, Long Us and 74o Commerce st., Dallas,
ioAss, mayl
BOARD In a private iamily can be oolained
- by applying TO l.. N. Martin, CHS Ross
Avenue: several pleasant rooms vacant.
apr2su
A B,kGAIN-ti 'urIng Mill aud Gin, good
"A buildings and machinery, other Improve
Splendid location for sock feeding, HOY rails.
Ing or general merchandising. Win sell on
easy terms or trade. Apply 10 Wei Clark No.
MElm street, or address, II. Beauchsnip,
risao. Ie4as. aprSO II
YonNS gentlemen desiring .icsssnt rooms
Il with board can G all at $40 Wood street,
Keterences given aud r, quired. apr27
NOTICE : Adver, sements may be handed
Into our business office up to y. m
and into the composing room no TO a. m.
NNOTlCE To RAILROAD CONTRAC-
IN TOkS-The best and cheapest mattress
ses are att. j. O'Brien's, $50 Main street.
nearly opposite market house.
NOTlCE-All KINDS of upholsiering, mat
AN tresses. carpets, curtains, awning,
lounge aud teistor work done stJ. j O'Briens
sS9 Main street, nearly opposite the market
house.
oIlCE,-F irst-class board, by day weensr
IN month, by W. Thomas, late of BaltI-
more, Maryland, No. l025 Main street. Dallas,
near 81. Paul street. Cars pass the house.
NOTlCE = A bargain can be had In rs
~ pounds Of bourgeois type, In prime con-
dltion, by applying at this oificc.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-01-21
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

SENATOR CONKLING sent the follow
ing telegram to his future colleague, sena.
tor ELECT Plat, of New York: 81 congratu-
late the Republican party and the State Of
New York on the choice of Senator who
never apologized for being stalwart Re.
publican"
EDWARD REINHARDT, q wife murder
er, was hanged on Staten Island, New York,
on the 18th.
WARREN LoNGMORE, the nine-year-
old boy who willfully murdered his seven-
year-old playmate at Machias, Me-, and then
mutilated and buried his body, has been
convicted Of manslaughter and sentenced to
the Reform School until he attains his ma
jority.
THE Anti Jewish agitation has ex-
tended to Saxony, Bavaria, Leipzig and
Breslau.
The residence of James o. Buckley
On Hemlock Lake, 35 miles south of Roches.
ter, N. Y, burned on the night of the 18th,
and two Of his children, aged eight and ten,
persisted in the flames.
GENERAL GRANT has been elected
President of the Worlds Fair Commission.
ANNIE KLODAsKE, pupil in one of
the Chicago public schools, was standing in
front of q stove when the flames shot out
and set her clothing on fire. Her injuries
were supposed to be fatal.
S. B. VANCE, JR., son of Judge
Vance, prominent attorney of Evansville,
Ind, and formerly Of Henderson, KY, com.
mitted suicide at Mt. Vernon, Ind, on the
18th, by taking lsudanum. Young Vance
was under the Influence Of liquor at the
time Of taking his life. He was. brother
in-hw.% ef Shouse, who killed himself in
Louisvillea few weeks since.
The protracted war in Southwestern
passenger rates was so far compromised on
the 18th that q general advance was made in
all cut rates to competing points.
JOHN WALDRANEN, q farmer living
in Wood Township, Hooking County, O.,
while fooling with loaded gun, accidental
ly discharged it, the contents lodging in the
breast Of his son Chris, very estimable
young man, killing him. The father is
nearly crazed over the sad affair.
PATRICK DRURY, a farmerliyin near
Weaver, Wabasha County, Mimi, was
burned to death in his house, which was
burned to the ground. The fire was caused
by Goals setting fire to the bed on the floor
near the fire.. -
THE Senate, on the 14th, passed the
Army Appropriation bin and adjourned till
Monday. Under the House rules the ses.
sion Of that body was confined exclusively
to the consideration Of private bills in Com.
mittee of the Whole, and the Funding bill
had rest.
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publican members refused to enter the eau
Gus, and bolt was apprehended.
THOMAS c. PLATT received the Re-
publican caucus nomination for United
States Senator from New York-aaother tri-
umph for Senator Conkling.
A FIRE at Trenton, Tenn, on the
night of the 18th, destroyed the Herald Of
flee, the Hicks House, and several other
business houses. A number Of persons were
injured. ~ ID Kiss.
MCMILLAN is the successful candi-
date for United States Senator from Mime
sofa. -. Et'H
THOMAS j. KIRK, a well-known hard
ware merchant Of Chicago, committed sui
eide on account Of business troubles.
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State Convention of Farmers.

.- D. TOPEKA, Jan. Is.
The State Convention Of Farmers ad.
journed this morning, having been in. session
since Tuesday. Two hundred delegates from
Oranges, Farmers Alliance and Boards OF
Trade were present. The Committee on Or
der of Business recommended the consldera-
ton of the following topics: Railroads, inter.
State commerce, protection of husbandry and
wool growing, contagious diseases of domes-
tic stock, inspection of grain in the State,
city to animals, usnry and fees Of State
cussion the following Recommendation
creation of q State Board of three Railroad
Commissioners, appointed by the Governor,
with power to ascertain the amount of stock
issued by each railroad company, the cost
of construction and equipments of the sever
al lines, and to investigate fully the system
adopted and pursued by each road in relation
ence charged between the occasional shipper
and the warehouse dealer, and that they be
clothed with full power to investigate every
roads, and make such recommendation in the
way of legislation as will best protect the In
terests of the people: Resolutions with
for their object the better projection
Of the farmers interests, were adopted with
out discussion.
reference to railways, offered by Mr.. S. A.
Riggs, of Lawrence, was adopted:
Resoired, That the combination and con-
soidation of the railroad capital and influence
of the State in the maintenance of an op-
pressive and tyrannical transportation sys-
tenn is an accomplished fact, demanding i'm.
mediate, vigorous and unceasing action on
the part of the producers of Kansas to remedy
the same. and We earnestly urge all farmers
of the State of Kansas to organize themselves
through Farmers Alliances, or other conven-
lent Organizations, for systematic and per-
sistent political action. and to subordinate all
other political questions to the characterization
of the people from this terrible oppression.
Subsequently State farmers Alliance was
organized, with w. s: Curry, of Shawnee
President; l.. A. Mulholland, of Shawnee, Sec
rotary; and Geo. f. Hubbard, of Pawnee,
Treasurer. The Constitution and Bylaws
adopted are the same as recommended by the
National Farmers Alliance, organized at Chi.
cagO last October.
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PITaI AND POINT.

~
AN attractive but uncuitavatea WOMAN
u very IKE Drown sugaS-swees Dus un-
renneo.
TIE Detroit FREQ Press says: III y
very hard 10 bo poor. mat - QUIZ
recollection of it.-MIfC0akkee Sum-
...a
IHEBE - an OH saying tn8C yOU
keen ANYTHING seven wears IL will come
I'm 1910 a.. -o,,.-+v :.
. - and va,rs in .t sI. FOS Htv
1 Hs.:.. $50 = - = :: -
-. ..
a MtssOusl man ~. =. on .;a .v~s
naN cnoRPeo ms o ~ In - =. .s s. .s
never ia,s. TOT I ;,.';t ~ es Nv. 49,.
soores; n D1waio " i''.''1 'A -'''''
s0W"'
1T Is the opinion OF HANS rleuer tnAt
a murderer uUOn the SCa0OI0, although
;. - .,.c:..,,.- ,,,.;t;o,, :, "a salwava
III seiy eohWIc
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