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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-10-12
AsTRONoMICAL NOTES.


This is usually considered the best month in the
year for astronomical observations The comet will
be seen in all its grandeur, in the clear Eornin.
skies Of the present month.
MERCURY
will not attract mph attention, this month. being
too nearly in the neighbsrhood of the sum On the
eension is l4h len. IS, south declination, IS ~.
His semidameter, on the 18th, is 4.6~.
VENTS
is rapidly approaching the EARTH and still continues
visible to the naked eye, in full daylight Her
southern declination 90 3 S. allows her to remain
only a short time above the horizon, after sunset.
On the 18th, she passes only - south Of Antares.
Her beautiful white light, eontrasted with the FIRE
red light of Antares will form picture not to be
forgotten soon. telescope would greatly increase
the loveness Of the two bodies. apparently near,
yet really millions Of miles apart. The moon will
shine g. south of the stars the Eth, making
picture lovely to behold. VEINS semi-diaaeter is
now l6.9', and she the meridian hours and
Al minutes after the sun.
JuPrTER
rises ow about II o'clock. and about o'clock is a
mag nifcent Object for fhe telescope. He is , 81 80
north of the moon. the Both. Iii. disk meas
ures 40".
rises about three hours before his giant brother.
Jupiter Saturn ia % 6 81 south of the moon. on
the 9Th. His disk now measures I9".
The COMET
seems to have q south-westerly course, and may be
expected to remain visible for many moRths- The
tail is about l37 in length About l1, the best
view Of the comet il obtained. p. l. q.
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Public Examination,

gUyHERE will be public examination Of applicants for
Il teacher. certificates held in the Court Room in Troy
Saturday, October 2lst ss2 beginning at clock n
ii. f. SHANER,
Or.obrr II lSsa-2u County Superintendent
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r. We had the pleasure of visit, Saturday
evening. from John e. Belk. of Butte City, Monta-
ma, who u visit to Kansas, and came down to
see his old army messnate, Nat. Bailey. Mr.. Belk
is hereditary subscriber to the Chier, his father
having taken the paper. in early days. He was
raised in the vicinity of Psdonia, Brown County,
served through the war. and then went to Montana,
where be is growing MP with the country.
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DON'T Die I'm the House.

Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats" 1t clears out
rats mice, bedbugs reaches, vermin, flies. ants in
seets l5c. per box.
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r Not an experiment or cheap patent medicine
is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t is prepared by one Of
the oldest and reliable chemical firms and will
do all that is claimed for it.
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PRElcHrSG.-Elder Cook, of Nodaway County,
Missouri, will preach at Brush Creek church, the
fourth Sunday (2d of this month"; ath II o'clock,
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October 5,h, 1892, the house of the brides pa
rents. in Brown County. by Rev. Dapel kloss. Mr.
H. =. srITEs of Chenille Nebraska, and Mis- y. b.
VAS Hook. of Brown County.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee every bottle of Shilohs
vitnlizer. Il never fails to cure
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Cnfarrh of sbe RIa6der.

Singing, smarting irritation of the urinary pass
ages diseased discharges. cured by "Buchupaiba--
81, at druggists. Kansas Depot, MePIKR FOX,
Atcbisop Kansas
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IL In the list of premiums awarded at the Fair.
Published last week. the amount of the third trot
ting ring should have been $50. instead of 800.
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n $500 per yesr can he easily made at home
working for E. G. Rdeout & Co. 10 Barclay Street,
New York. Send for their catalogue and full par
ticularr
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II We received a CALL on Tuesday, from Mr.. Ca
bles. of .Tuscarswas County, Ohio, who is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
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Read Proof of Wonderful Cures.

Fremont, Ohio Jan 18th l5s1
DIX b. =. KENDALL Co. Central think IL my duty to
render thanks for benefits and profits which have
derived inv auabe aud far famed SPAWN Cure.
M cousin and had valuable stallion worth 1900 which
had very bad SPAWN and pronounced by four emil
veterinary beyond and that this
horse done for As q lat resort advised my
cousin Try bottle Of KeDdas SPAWN CURE. II had
eject the third bottle cured H. and the horse i
well Dr. Dick Of Edinburgh, the eminent yeteri
mrgeon uncle Of mine and take great inter
est In assisting his profession
Yours truly.
JAMES A. WILSON. Civil Engineer
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Milwaukee Wis. Jan. sth. 1ssi.
B. j. KENDALL Co. I'll have the highest opinion
Of Kendas SPAWN Cure hnd IL equally good for many
other troubles named by and particularly for
ing enargemsnts.
Yours very truly,
c. =. BRADLEY.
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

kelley's Island, Ohio. March 18th, $50.
DIR D J. KENDALL & Co, Cent? IL have used your
SPAWN Cure bone SPAWN. and pleased 10 report
that IL has taken the enlargement completely of II tack
only bottle to perform the confident that
il il Is properly used il will do all that you claim for H.
Your truly,
C. ~ LINCOLN
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y The Troy public schools opened for the win
ter last week, with large attendance which is con-
siderably increased, this week
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- That sl.9O calf boot. at Emersons, Whit,
Clond. is taking like hot cakes
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~ simultaneously, C. c. Miller. Of Leons. Kan
szs and Lord Crawford. Of England informed Har-
ward Observatory Of the discovery Of nakedeye
eoIaet, close TO the Sun. 80 The dispatches say.
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FRANKLIN RARCoCK

On long time, at per cent. interest, on wen I'M
proved Farms in Douiphan County, Kansas. Apply Il
iune4. XXX srouI. Troy, Kansas.
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IL Farmers, don't forget to buy your boots and
shoes of Emerson, White Cloud, this fall. He viii
save YOU nice little per cent
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r The b. L NJ. X. r., known the burlington
Route offers special advantages to travellers. See
their advertisement in this paper.
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AIR. Albert Anderson. York Street, Buffalo, fell
down stairs and severely bruised his knee. A free
applications of DIR. Thomas Ecleetric Oil entirely
cured him. For sale by ID. C. Sinclair & Bro, Troy.
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- Ben. W. Fleming 4 Bro, the leading
Matters, have their fall and winter stock
complete. Terms cash. Prices the low
est. Ao7 Felix Street, St. Joseph, Mo.
Tsen3m-
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~ ladies' Basket for every lady. MeCnm 4
Couen have them
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II Emerson 81 vandersliee. White Cloud. will
sell their old warehouse the levee NJ auction.
Saturday. October 18th. Farmers wanting TO buy
lumber TO make cribs with. will find this a rare
chance Oct 5-2x
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~ All Of DIR. A. V. Banes medicines to be had
at d. C. Sinclair & Bros, Troy, Kansas
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y Attend the suction Mt White Cloud. Saturday.
October "A. of Emerson & yandersiic-'s warehouse.
Yen can buy lumber to make your esrn cribs Of as
ON e-fourth What il would cn.t Won any ether way
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DIED.

At Tanning, Kansas. October 9Th. lsss, Of Diph-
liberia ORErx F.. Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. J. Bradley
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To all who suffering from the errors and indis
eretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered by missionary in South America.
Send a self-addressed envelope to the RBv JosEPrl
T. IMAM, Station d, Nec York City. Eaugly.
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e Another fall in goods all along the limo, at En-
ersons, White Cloud See his sugar advertisement.
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon, Ind
says: Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shi
loh's Consumption Cure,-
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"HACKMETACK," q lasting and fragrant per
fnme. Price IS and so cents.
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An Entire Success.

II has been proved by the most reliable testimony
that Thomas Eelectric Oil is an entire success in
curing the most inveterate of rheumatism
neuralgia lame back, and wounds of all descriptions
For sale by ID. c. Sinclair & Bro, Troy.
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~ How can Emerson. White Cloud, sell ladies
trimmed hats cheap! Because he buys them
from the factory in New York. at manufacturer
prices, pays cash. and gets all the discount.
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WHY WILL YOU cough, when Shiloh's Cure will
give you immediate relief. Price 10 cts. 50 cts,
and sI
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ever.

II New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
ever
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~ Axtell, Marshall County, has paper. called
the Tisitor 1t is under charge of VIM. W.
Brooks, formerly of White Cloud, who says he pick
ed up the trade at the Chief Office. We think re-
member the circumstances. He passing nnder
the window, when the devil threw out bucket of
water in which the rollers had been washed, and
took him on the hsad. II he received any other
knowledge of the business in the Chief office, we
have forpotteuit
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SHILoHS CURE will Immediately relieve Group
Whoopng Cough, and Bronchitis
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Roots and Shoes.


Large stock of Boots and Shoes, just
received, at Leland's
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r. Don't buy dollars worth Of furniture until
you see Emerson. White Cloud.
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II De Your banking business with Springer &
Emerson. White Cloud,
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KendaI!'s SPAWN Cure

1. sure In il eeets mild its Action does not
blister yet IL IL penetrating and powerful 70 reach every
pain boay rosth % other en-
arremenss spxvins spnts eurbs eaiioas spf2na
svengr any lzHeresz and elzgeents Of the joints
limbs or for rhsaumatism in and for purpose
for which inineut is used for beast IL u DOW
kno~p to be IMMINENT for used, acting
mild and yet certain In its efectA
Sind address Illustrated Cirenlar, which we think
gives positive prooS sf rs virtue- No remedy has ever
nea With snsh unqualified to knovodge for
beast - well man.
Price q p~r bottle or sx bottles for .. An Druggists
have il get COR you Is viii be sent % any na
dr.<s receipt of price by the prvpr,etors DE- d -
KENDALL CO., Eaosbargh falis, VI
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~ We this week publish the announcement Of
Henry Hills, a candidate for nomination for the
office of County Surveyor. He sheuld have been
the nominee. last fall; and the man who was nomn,
ated should not have been candidate. knowing
that he was going away. and could not ill the Of
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.

West Esosburgh. VT, Feb. 18th. issi.
DE- B. J. KENDALL & Co, Geatss-several months age.
injured my knee ianf which ezns.d enlargement to
grUx size Of large walnut and caused
pain all the time for four ave weeks when began to
use Ksndas SPAWN Cure with the most satisfactory
.utx ID has entirely removed the enlargement AID stop
ped the lamspess and pain have long known IL 20 be
excellent horsrs but know 10 be the best n
uent for human nssh that am acquainted with.
Yours truly. -
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II Mrs C. Leland and family returned home
frsm their Tennessee visit, on Tuesday.
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SHILOFS CATARRH BRMEDY-a positive CT
for Catarrh Diphtheris, and Canker Mouth
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FROM
COL. L. T. FOSTER.

Youngstown, Ohio, May 10th, 1850.
B. j. KENDALL & Co, Gents II had very valuable
Hambletonian colt which priced very highly; he had
large bone SPAWN joint and Email the other
which made hin very lame. had hrl under the charge
of two veterinary surgeons who failed him.
day reading the advertisement Of kendas SPAWN
Curc in the Chiedgo ErpreS and determined
try IT, and druggists here to send for IT, They
dered three bottles took them all and thought would
give IL thorough trial used IL according dreetOns
and the fourth day the colt ceased be lame and the
Jumps had disappeared. used but bottle, and the
colt limbs frye from Jumps and smooth any
horse in the State. He is entirely cured The
remarkable that let two Of have the remain
ing bottles. who using IT,
Very respectfully,
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r All wanting good -four, should get the Sever
snce Mills "Snov Flake
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II All of DIR. A. V. Bancs medicines tn he had
at d. c. Sinclair s. Bros, Troy. Kansas
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n The barber-pole the corner opposite the
Chief Office has skun out.
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p Farmers can now depend upon getting their
grinding done promptly. at TIE Severance Mills
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n White Sewing Machines. at Emerson'-, Whit.
Cloud. Kansas
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Apple. and penche. Wanted.

The highest market price will he paid for eating
and cooking apples and peaches, by
joins JAGBE,
West side Public Square, Troy Kansas.
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~ Eight pound beet Rio Coffee for 500, 3
Emerson.. White Cloud
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y Emerson. White Cloud. is op-nins the eyes OF
the natives He is selling goods from to 81 pei
cent lees than any town in this section
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ARE YOU MADE Miserable by indigestion, Con
stpaton, dizziness, loss Of appetite, yellow skin
Shiloh's yitalizer is positive cure
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Money 90 Loan,

Money 10 Loan
.,low rates nm long time. N. PRcr,
aIiuncsO. Troy, Kansas
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= Five bars Kinks savon Imperial soap for .
cents, at Emers1n's. White Cloud.
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~ Seven lbs. Dilworth's. genuine Arbueklei
Roasted Coffee. for 81, at Emerson's, White Cloud
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II All of DIR. A. V. BAne's medicines to be h
at ID. C. Sinclair & Bros, Troy. Kansas
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kHANkLIN bAHCOth
VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money 3feb76.
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n Go to MeCrun s. Governs for Severance
Snowflake Flour.
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~ Coffin. aud csske,s-Emer-on'., White Cloud
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MARRIED.

r Sell your grain to Emerson &. vandersliee.
White Cloud, Kansas-
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The Hinua,ha Harrar

2 Baby rarriage. q Eu.er-oa'.. whits Cloud
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Troy Lodse No 1874 Knights Of Honor meets the sec
fourth Friday evenings in each month in Odd Eel
r. S. DINsMORE, Dictator.
RoKKRI WILKINSON Reporter.
NJ Y. CHURCH-Services every Sabbath: at ios A NJ,
M and u p. NJ Prayer meeting every THURSDAY even
Ing j. BlDDlSON, fast"r.
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The COMET

seems to have e south-westerly course, and may be
expected to remain visible for many months The
tail is now shout l37 in length. About l50 the best
view Of the comet il obtained. T. L. q.
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NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, Tuesday OCTOBER g. 1882

down on his stomach, and finally rolled him up
in ball, put him in pea-shooter and blew
him into oblivion, they only say he did splen-
didly in standing up to Blaine and not being
put down. They give him the doubtful laureis
of aTugn Wilson lie "wasn't knocked out"
They also remark that he il a Har yard grad
nate - One of them turns tho conspiracy "
over very gently, and though evidently nor
doubling that Blaine is wicked enough for any
thing, remarks hesitatingly that "it does not
q seem to be quite according to Blaine's usual
methods But what gives us most surprise
and pain we may add lis a sort OF prevailing
undertone expressive of doubt whether Perry
is of sufficient col sequence to be consplred
against 1t would be sad indeed if this story,
instead of magnifying him. should increase his
insignifcance.
It's too early yet to observe the effect OF
Oakley's revelations upon the clam market
Sooner or later, however, they must produce
scarcity and rise for so soon as il becomes
generally known that Blaine is hunting up and
down Long Island for Democrat to run az
stump. candidate against Perry. not Dem
ocratic clam-dgger on the island will venture
out at low tide for fear of being corruptly APP
preached.
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Thomas W. Knox, of this city, went to
New Hampshire last week on brief visit to his
old home.
ExPresident Hayes will be sixty years old to-
morrow, and President Arthur ffty-two years old
on the day following.
When Nine. Modjeska arrived in Boston the
other day. in p cold, driving ranstorm. she said to
friend. while tears welled Into her eyes III it
were pleasant to-day. the first thing should do
would be to drive out to Longfellows grave"
The late Signor Pasquale Fayale. of Naples, left
ten thousand francs TO the City of London, to form
fund from which marriage portions OF 300 francs
each to be paid 10 girls between the ages OF SIX
teen and twenty-five.
There is a serious defect in the statue OF General
Jackson in Lafayette-Square. Washington. at least
in the estimation of an honest Hibernan who stood
the other day examining it long and closely. My
friend" remarked passer-by you seem to admire
the statue. Do You see any defect in itP Yes,
SIR" was the reply, wits all defect The old man
should be sitting in his chair in the White House
over there, and not in the saddle on that crown
horsew
oanard was set aioat some time ago to the
effect that Richard Wagner had carried his anti
Jewish preunces so far as TO insist upon Herr Levi
renouncing Judaism before he would allow him to
conduct the orchestra in Parsifal" But the story
was so generally credited that Herr Levi has been
obliged to publish card authortatively contra,
dieting it.. He is soon, by the way, to be married
to Fraulein Daniela Won Bulow, step-daughter OF
Wagner.
King Milan created great surprise among the
people at Ischl by going about very much like any
other mortal, and neither using his sceptre for
n walking-stick nor his crown for travelling cap.
One day he chatting Familiarity with a
"master- fisherman" when the latter CHANGED TO
adj HiolnpSS."
once attempted to apologize for the slip. Tut,
tut " interrupted Milan that only makes us quits,
for called you simply fisherman moment ago
we have both been promoted SINCE last summer, ell r
PANAMA, Sept. 24.-Mr. Logan, United States
Minister to Chill, arrived in Valparaiso on August
80, accompanied by his family, General Nancy
late United States Minister to BOgots Is at present
in Panama on his way to La Paz Bolivla to relieve
General Adams already announced to hay
reached Lima on his way To the United States.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Count EdOuard SIEVE,
Belgian Consul-General to the United States, has
been transferred to Spain and will sail next week.
His successor here will be Count ROll0.
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POLITICAL NEWS.

Short, crisp campaign speeches are deman led
In Ohio The people show an impaencoof long-winded
arguments and orations that traverse the whole field Of
poltca plain matter-offact statements condensed Int
brief space Of time what hold and Interest an audi
ence.
Mr.. Bishop, it is said. will make his letter
accepting the Republican nomination for Governor OF
Massachusetts very brief This Will prevent General
Butler from making HIS acceptance criticism on the
Republican candidates ep stle for which opportunity Il
IL suspected he IA waiting. Buffers plan OF campaign
ing seons to have become pretty well understood In
Massachusetts.
Senator Jones OF Nevada, accorillng to an
interyiow In The chicago Tribune believes In paying of
the National debt as possible. The capital
leased he thinks finds investment In the newer Western
and Southern States end makes money easier and more
abundant In those sections He favors some plan OF
buying the holders OF the four per cent bonds and
substituting bond with lower or interest This,
he is persuaded would be good business operation for
the Government
Senator Sherman In his speech in Cincinnati
last Friday evening denied tnat the River and Harbor bill
passed last winter steal lie unjust call
1t when for immense coast line IL appropriated