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al the Academy ~ Music, on
"Wednesday, tho 10Th inst, IN support
~ tho election ~ Cleveland and
Hendricks IA the offices ~ president
and president ~ the United
States. regret that the delicate oondi-
ton ~ my health compols ino to
for, ro the pleasure oi joining with you
on that interesting occasion, ! reinoIil-
her gratefully that whom II
was my duty ~ governor ,o engngo
In "a graphic with the canal ring when
then swayed all the administrative, leg
islative and judicial departments
at the State, majority OF the
local organizations OF the Democratic
PARTY aud of the organization of the Re-
publican party ut the New York produce
exchange, rallied Ia my sup
port and stood 10y. my side
until that gigantic power
was completely overthrown. ] cordial
ly concur in your opinion that tho
election Of Cleveland and Hen
bricks In demanded by the best interests
of the country, ! believe that their
election will he substantial victory
for the cause of good government;
that II will assure ns OF
safe and prudent administration OF tho
chief magistracy of tho republic IN
our relations with other conntrlesi
aud economy In tho needs OF tho federal
government, so far a. that result
depends upon the executive, for II viii
give business men immunity from
the sudden changes of party and enable
them To rcpose under the shelter
OF a sta'o administration system,
free from the favoritism TO particular
classes and interests, and from the iniu-
rioIs fluctuations 10 which such favorit-
ism aud sudden changes always lead.
(Signed) SAMUEL j. TiLpES'
THE LITTER ENpoRSiD.
Great cheering followed the reading OF
Mr.. Tlden's letter.
Governor Cleveland was escorted from
the Fifth Avenue hotel tn the academy
of music by a committee composed OF
members of the different exchanges.
lie was chccred all along the route
The crowd almost prevented the passage
of the carriages. Such crush is rarely
seen even in New York. ON his return
upy, CLLyELAN WAS VISITED M JOHN
NELLY,
Gen. Spinoln and Senator Cullen, OF
Tammanv Hall.
Mr.. Kelly assured Gov. Cleveland OF
the sincere support of Tammany.
The governor stterwari reviewed
from the balcony OF that hotel, torch
light procession.
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tiouOns.

AiaouOt,- r. salinn, o. ~ "a tlp
hHAEniHs nnmesile,f galinn 800 ~ no Z.
urponed eugnnc ISL y Tsllumi'l lM2' 30
~ ghTu, INA, ZEE teu, v ni ISIS, $50
49, tiO ~, Oiafd, Iupt CO.'S cutnhr, lnlh,
~ a., 40, IIa; ~ 500, lsis, 1lu2l, us
iuet, nubuuchr a Co. cornao, lGS, uiD; mo
p. ~. lsis, tnta
,Is- domestic, New Nurk or Philadel phia,
. gallon, ~ ~; HOLLAND, q gnliOn, f2i"i..Nlj
III EahrTt nnnOttf uid fun, d gallon, 81 p
~ -; sir Robert 'uTnoitz uld Tom, " cAsk,
f,.iiGt0n; Holland, fleass, 500,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rCiintd, ~ cent
pronf ~ gallon, VI Is; Western, il'ls1i,l1 ",
Bourbon, titNgAg; Rye, fl,osOibs, Scotch
mInTlrd, t,C.si..5; Irish, Imported, 'i.u
9{iG,
cVAsPAaska NOudereT Carte BlAnch,
quarts, n dozen, 100; Piper Haidseick quarts,
= dozen, .N.OI; krug CO., quarts, p doHeni
'2H, Nicer 4 ChandOn, Sillery MonstcuN, 4
IO1cu, 2iun, Crcmaut d'Ay, D dozen, .nun, a.
". MuIlm a Co.'S, pints, - additiOnali dry
yeTscuaS, 2Lfi; Extry nTy, 30
MIsfs-ralifoTnia claret, = gallon, "sd5i
Llrnh,ndel No, |, h gallon, 7UGio; imporie''
,larols, ordinary, n cssk, 5O.1SSvi family
,iarci., per cask, 1O...tS0,Ou; dine olarets, II
,nsk, aaiagl76,sl; Myd0c, d case, b.UO; ~.
Julian, n case, go; MGrsaux, h case, 200
pou,e Camel, \ case, 1000; Larose, 4 ease
y ~. Leoy'll, 4 cs,e, l20ri Chateau LshtiS'
y epsT a to- - "NaT', - cAse, '.S'dafs
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This Idea OF Going West

To Colorado or New MEXICO Tor pure
air to relieve consumption is all a mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
DR.. BosaIiko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption in all its first stages
II never fails to give relief in all eases OF
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
ch est and all affections that are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price 81
cents and $l.OO. Sold by Hickox q Pat
lsrson, the druggists, who are always
looking after the interest of their Gus
toners; have now secured the sale
Of DR.. Bosanko's Coughand Lung Syrup,
a remedy that never fails to cure coughs,
colds, pains in the chest and all lung af-
fections. FOR proof try free sample
bottle. Regu ar size, SO cents and Sl.W.
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Rev. SylVanus Cobb thus writes IN the
Boston Christian Frccmm:-Wo would
hy no means recommend any kind OF
medicine which We did not know Ia he
Igpod-pnrticularly for infants. But OF
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp we can
speak from knowledge, In our own
family it has proved blessing indeed,
by giving an infant troubled with collie
pains quiet sleep, and the parents UNI
broken rest at night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here is an
article which works to perfection and
which is harmless; for the sleep which II
affords the infant is perfectly natural, and
the little chcrub awakes Upright rs II but
ton" And during the process of teeth
ing its value is incalculablc. We have
frequently heard mothers say that they
would not he without it from the birth OF
the child till IL had finished with the
whatever. Sold by all druggists. y
cents bottle.
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ThstQucbrc Exylo-ion.

QUEnEc, Oct. l5.-Judgs Chanvcau has
commenced an investigation by the re-
quest of the local government into the
recent explosion at the parliament
house. The first witness called was Col.
Cotton, commander Of tho citadel. He
was unable to speak definitely rs to the
nature of the explosion, and was re-
uuested to revisit the site OF the disaster
and endeavor to discover what was de-
sired by the inspector of the debris.
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n UGH LUMBER-Under Is feet, so = 1000
owe Is feet, $3.50 u 900
ID ESSED LUMBER-One side, select, S25 81
LOO one side, over IL inches wide, $3.50 @
loo two sides, $3.50 p 1909; one side, l14(9ll:
Inc es, $50 a 1000; native 81 ling, so 3 l,eOl;
VII q pine siding, second common. sT.50 o,
i.SO ,oplar siding, &25 y 1000; rough ceiling
els i,U0; q ceiling, dressed and undressed
=. q 600; ceiling, dressed and 'ndrcssed,
~ r ,em; poplar ceiling, $3.50 q 200; white
aipe ceiling, $50 p 1000; dressed and matched
.looring, $3.50 u 900; 1zinch battons, rough,
a7.fSl per 600; dressed, $50 T. 1000.
pjne. "A. Nc. I cypress, $8.25; o. + cypress,
,i.5C; boss, best or all heart cypress, IS; d.
nension cypress. 4 inches, IS; round end ey-
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wooL,HIpss AND pELrRIEs.

wooI.-Ncxican, free OF burrs, lO9lgc; Mex
Ican Improved, I2lolTc; course, l5ci nne me:
dium 2t6ss2c; I'm" wool, according to dirt and
condition, ltCG2.c: bury, 3gao per pound
iess, according 10 burrs.
HIpps-Prlme plump nlnts. q, ms and MP,
lic per 10; seconds, plump fints, - lbs and up,
lie per N; prime light and klps, l2c per ID;
cults. bulls and Stays, Gsyr per N; dry sailed,
Adll' &c, according Ia condition. green aaited'
Nl4c -
PEiTRiES--nper skins, S'f.2c; antelope, III
6pl5c; seal sAihs, lJs.Dci sheep pelts, ~ PEI
wool, Jsd.,jc; ahcgrlings, lcp)loc,
TALLow-Prino tsllow, &C; tallow grease
Nt5l,c; grease, ysiiow u brown, +tpJc.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

"a. SOtd5l DO; mems r. calf brogans, l000Il 20
q r. calf bIogans, 954l.25; mems XII
uckle plows, l.VJGl.35; boys kip 2-buckl'
vs., gyaI.25: mems buff balls. congress AM
ton, I.75a2.T5; mems calf balls, congres'
button, 2.6Ug4.5D: mems kip boots, A.O0e
:: mems p, calf boots, 24.O0g45.00; men
boots, 25.WCGM60: boys kin boots, 1907
boots, %. SOAR 90: women's ~ kip polka
,MIxc; Misses ~ kip Polkas, 6C97g.
idss IT. kip polkas, all sizes, 46(g55c; child
SS polish, i.OoG9l 81; Misses calf peg anc
ooIish, gHGi 10; women's buff sewed poi
QOdl Is; womtn's calf sewed polish, IL
NI[: womeD's grain sewed and polish, 8
S;womep's kid 'ewed. WOOL 70; women
( seweal p1'igii .Syal.71 women's gran
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The season for fires is upon us. So in
sure your home with Smith q Hall,
agents at Dallas for the Sun of London,
Transatlantic. Fireman's Famed, Yves.
tern of CALIFORNIA, and the Oakland OF
California,
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Rurpett's COCOaine

Promotes vigorous and healthy
growth of the hair. 1t has been used in
| thousands of cases where the hair was
coming out, and has never failed to ar
| rest its decay.
Use Burnetts Flavoring Extracts
| the best.
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Durkee's Salad dressing and cold meat
sauce is made from the freshest, purest,
and choicest condiments obtainabie. In
using it, waste, labor, anxiety, and dis
appointment are prevented.
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Fits. $3.50
All fits stopped free by DR.. kine's
asvs' use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and So trial bottle Tree " ct casos. Send
to DR.. Kline, 93i Arch street, Phi!Hdel.
mia. ~ lsYlNanin.
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he Dallas Board of Trade saloon
DER of Main and Austin, rs excelleo
meme in the country. Its fine wines,
tors, cigars are noted by every trav
-ipthe State. Their billiard hall L.
.deomely fixed mp. and their tables
ne most Apr we'd make. If you wani
pend q outlet hour playing billiards
~ some Of the finest liquors you
z 1rank. 70 70 the board ofIrado De-:
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Texas State Agency.

Land or money claims against the
State or individuals, payments of taxes
on lands anywhere in the State, pur-
chase, sale or lease OF lands, adjustment
OF titles aud the recovery of lands for
lust and lawful owners, will be attended
to NY Z. IL. JOHNS d S0Ns,
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Do not take the risk of your house and
barn burning when you can keep It in
sured and feel safe in case of accident.
The Sun, of London, insures your
homes and barns. Smith Il Hall, agents,
Dallas.
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Tho action of Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural:
They gently stimulate the liver and
regulate the bowels, but do not purge.
They are sure to please.
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The time is coming when you will
have fires In your homes. Protect them
with insurance by calling on Smith ~
Hall, Dallas, and insure in the Son OF
London.
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Smith e. Hall, insurance agents, can
give you good companies. SO 90 not be
carrying your own risks.
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Rogers Citrate OF Magnesia is fine
anti-bilious, effervescent drink. Pre-
pared by A. Rogers d. Sons, 2Sl Bleecker
street, New York.
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Place your insurance with the Trans
atlantic or Sun of London. smith q
Hall, agents, Dallas.
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Save Your animals much suffering nom
accidents, cuts and open sores, by using
Stewards Healing Powder.
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E-Steers from 2.50to '.25. Fat bar
cows On to2.75. Bulls rom rs to 2.25
Il calves, 4 90 TO 500. Mich cows, 300 u
)per head.
oGs-Fat hogs, 4.25 to AIS; stock hogs
to 100.
IEEP-M uttong. 200 TO $50.
,eye prices are for live weights per l00 lbh
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The time has come when we neet
money i'm our business, SO SEND IN you
subscription. 81
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Smith l. Hall will give you good com
panies. So cali and have your homes
insured.
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Balmy odors from spice Islands,
Wnfcd by the truplc breeze;
SOIOnONrm hcalthfui fragrance
Cannot he surpassed by these.
Teeth II whitcnr, purlncsi
Suu will Uss ID II you're wise.
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KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE

Has not ana cannot fnll " cure, we oher $6Nt
Reward for any case OF Chliis IL iaiis 10 cui
when directions arc followed.
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Smith & Hall will insure ia IN house
on the installment plan. Call and Sc
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of that Bosutiiier of the Teeth, 5000
Don't, is that it, effect upon the mouth
IL refreshing, while ~ means OF cleans
ing the teeth and improving the breath
IL stands alone.
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Sot u Patent Medicine.
Kidney affections are at once abated
by Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters.
Better than nauseous doses.
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TnE BUSINESS WORLD.


saiIAs, Get ir - ll, tally rail- hunW No.
susuTnttl ut 'rhNuI" THIS muIuII NI NJ
sos d. 1hI.. lu luiUr,, viii hr a luluu u.
MgTthtuft' exchanges rUui'U. H1r'NtrH
the iuitlrTlTN UHuul to-day 'hi Attendance
4. Gur Nut frHu4t"tiu.- utU
v, uWIr- lee SELLER. Wl.UiUH.IH-
su t.. views Ell Iu. r-.
eTrhuuis u. rUTr uuuIug towns arr Nft.I-
Z thrm-, il,rui l'fv upuuItuuuy uu'uu rs
ewDll r~lHlll. bed rrt hHugn. iu l'lHru th' 10
fering, 10. It.. buyer, with HAT prunr
dc ANA an the advantages The ryN is.u
rthod UluIt vlu give, Dallas hu-lWrrr
~ Will l,uFn, r- .Nu svH-uu HdyaurI s., llrl
~ iNVlUU-r IL the gThndvst institution
rFts. I.F,i,d here irwin raUru a.l lu
isht huIys luh, .ruilr,i,
GENlN 49,. pErNnNTIfs,
SHEAI- HiLursi t4r, iuSrsi, a.
RSE-Nom'url HARLEY nominal
yoRS--NDW. ig IN ear
,Ar-- gsf9tg Zoo bulk .'I.lc sacked
ftnUR-IrrrWt. Potent, 8 "A; fanny, - 20
tpice family, 80; NNNN, $40, lew Gralr
N.
8RAS-At mills, &c; In s'ore,N,
ioRgMEAI.--tiu- boltrd per lw pounds
O.
dohIs4 ANpt,RIrS-tb per barrel.
fkFD-Jhupprd corn per lN pounds, VI ~
oppcd corn and oats per 100 pounds, Nib
IN bran per lIN pounds, llC,
iRAHAM fIuuR-prf In pounds, 81
HAY Prairie, s. per bale or - loose, NIL
{, ~ per 10 lc ~ e. loose.
AIII,ET NUFn- 'IF. GERMAN millet, VIC,
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Insure your homes with Smith q
Hall, agents for Transatlantic.
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Remember we can't run paper with
out money. Send $i.50 for your weekly.
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If your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores of any kind
use Stewards Healing Powder.
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Is Purely Vegetable, entirely harmless, Dead
Shot for Chills.
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READ WHAT THEY SAY OF
Ladies' governed by reason, not prejudice,
will use it.--Bnird.
Steam is the most powerful cleansing agent
and disinfectant known TO man.IWatts.
The Missouri Steam Washer will be used
univer sally ms soon as its merits are discov-
cred by the peope-James Bennett.
One hundred Collars would not buy my Mis-
souri, Steam Washer If i could not get an
other Mrs. Kate Ferris, Mexico.
| have used Sne of the Missouri Steam
Washers, and it will do all the inventor
claims for its. W Hemp, Hemp Tinware
The Missouri steam Washer does all that
you claim for 1t. The longer we use 1t the
better we. are pleased with H. Mrs. - r.
We have used the Missouri steam Washer
for twelve months, and regard the inVenuoh
MS n domestic institution not second 10 the
i. Worth, proprietor of the Peoples Tea
sto g, l7lI Franklin avenue, st. Louis, says:
9Th Missouri Steam Washer is an Immense
sue .ess, as II will wash shirt clean without
/ have been using the Missouri Steam
Washer for five months, and my little girl "a
years old can do a large. washing in few
hours, without firing her In the least.-Mrs.
Johnson, 81 Thomas street, st. Louis.
use the Missouri Steam Washer In my
laundry, and it is the only machine / nave
ever found, afer trying many, that would 40
the work factory.-W. Griftis, Gents
Laundry, 1918 Market street. st. Louis.
The Missouri Steam Washer has been In
use in my family for seven months, and too
much praise cannot be given it as labor
saving invention. Before using the machine
washing was the dread ofthe family, but now
he children cry to do the washing, as u
child IL years old can operate the machine
SEQ. ]. Phelps. 27Sl Sheridan ave-, st. Louis.
After using the Missouri Steam Washer for
over year, am convinced that IL Will save
E@Jf you cannot buy the Missouri Steal
FLO money order or draft, and 1t will be sent b.
For Circulars, Tc
Dyy g O. NTTTFrTp Ho,,,1
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! NEW 1oEf, O't. 10 ho no9iiIs
s mems m''' Of , @usis was az 'ne
great success. EX-Mayor Grace
presided Henry Ward Beecher was re-
ceiyed with the widest enthu-
siasm, and before he had finished his
characteristic speech roar was
heard from outside, and the crowd IN
side knew GOV. Cleveland was
coming. The cheer was promptly
taken up. Beecher was unable to
proceed. He stood silent, one hand on
the speakers table, watching the
EFFECT or THE GOVERNORS ADVENT
upon people. In few minutes GOV,
cleveland made his appearance. HIS
reception beggars description. Every
person in the vast audience rose TO
his feet and cheered, and wa ed a
out of his senses. Beecher appeared to
be greatly affected by tho enthus asm.
Gov. Cleveland came to the front of the
stage and made several attempts to
speak. He was not allowed tt proceed
tor fully five minutes. AT last
| HE SUCCEEDED in SAYING:
LADIES AND GENTLGMbN:-.I thank
you for this kind reception, and
III am sure it is cause
for congratulation that so many
of the business men of this metropo-
| lis, have found reason in the
pending political struggle for united
and earnest effort. 1t has been
my firm belief that one reason why we,
as people, do not enjoy, to
Of our, our form ~, of ,ot government tsat ont,
Loot their political duties. The idea
| ia too common among them
that there 10 heroism and virtue in
refusing to hold Office, and the stern
denial of any interest in ,politiic>
m neen' of this class 81 as the Best assevera.
ton of their private virtue
and business integrity. The protection
and safety of the interests they
have in charge are closely connected
with a wise administration of the gov
eminent, and it has always seemed
to me that !! regard for their duty as
citizens did not impel them tt
take q more active Interest
and need Of self preservation should.
believe, too, that the best administra
ton OF government is accomplished
when it is conducted on business
principles, and it is quite apparent tina
the active participation of our
BUsINE MEN IN POLL rIcAL CAMPAIGNS
is an effective mode Of impressing these
|
public affairs, l cnnstrue this
large and enthusiastic meeting
and the determination on the part o
the business men from which it hao
it's rise, as the promise o
a time when they shall find the
path Of duty, as well as interest, in {
practical, intelligent interference with
political questions and issues"
Uproarious applause punctuated the
governors speech at every period. The
cheers were deafening. When Gov
Cleveland had concluded, Mr.. BeecheI
came again forward and said:
The real regulation orator ALWAYS
makes ita point to wind up with aspieu
did climax. You have had
the climax snd T retire." Lop1
| cheering and laughter]. Following
| LITTER from SAMUEL ]. TILDEN
was read before the meeting dispersed
| GRRYsToNE, Oct. Is.
GENrLEMEN-I have just received
your letter on behalf of the Now York
Produces and Maritime Independ
ent Merchants Cleveland and
Hendricks club, and repre-
senting also several other claSses
tof business p1en. inviting me to be pres,
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"Spalding's Glue" handy about the
house, mends everything.
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Boys Boots NJ tha Huustable Sho
Store. $4,000.
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Chillarine.

Infants Fine shoes at Hunstable's.
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TT AFTER HAVING USED 1T
more than its cost every year by not wearin
ont clOthes.-Mrs. T, w. Stewart, Mexico, MO
Che Missouri steam Washer has done all
the washing ~ my Laundry for the past twelve
months, washing from soy to aV pieces Gay,
doing the work of from three to five wash
womcn.-Lewis Hord, proprietor Central-
lsipgo Hotel, Mexico, Mo.
The Missouri Steam Washer is a treasyre.-
and no housek eeper should be without Il. Jhe
wife of the editor Of this paper has been us
ing one them for more than year, .ndahe'
would not sell IL for $50 and do |lIhout.-Col-
umbia sentinel.
| The Missouri Steam Washer will wash
shirts or any kind ~ clothing clean, wuhont
| leaving Il streak, and no wear Of the clothes:
aud would not SOIL my machine Tor 40 II
could not replace it.-Mrs Ross, ss03 Gamble
| street, ST. Louis.
| / have Eccn using the MISSOURI steam
Washer In my laundry for eight months. II
| washes clean with no Wear on the clothes,
| and one person can dc the work of three by
hand.-Jrs Johnson, Ohio Laundry, 1913
| Morgan street, st. Louis.
| ! have tried many washing machines in my
laundry, but have never found one that
| would give the satisfaction the Missouri
| Steam Washer does 1t will do all that is
claimed for II, and no family can afford to be
without 9 enc Clina' proprietor niS farior
| A. Boelcken, barber, Fourteenth and Chest
nut streets, st. Louis, says: Every barber
| should have II Missouri Steam washer by all
means finest thing on earth to wash towels,
| aprons, ETC.; and goods washed in this ma
chine will last four times as long rs when
washed by hand.
At last have fonnd In the Missouri Steam
Washer one that will wash clean without
tons. Every laundry should have one, as 1t
| will do ali that IL clainis.-James Peterson,
Silver Moon Laundry, 2is South Twentieth
! street, 81. Louis, Mo.
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Gov. Cleveland continued {, receive
visitors up to D O'Clock. Juliet Clayton,
n little miss OF Florida, said she was
"glad to meet the next PRESIDENT" and
En- Mayor Grace's son, a lad of years,
saluted Gov. Cleveland with: "How do
YOU do, Mr.. President?' Many local
politicians called. Col. j. X. Page.
FRANKLIN Pierce's private secretary, in
troduced his wife and daughter.
THE BUSINESS MEN.
The united delegation from the
produce stock, cotton. coffee,
petroleum, mining, grocers and
dry goods exchange invited Gov Cieve-
land to be present at the business mems
meeting this evening. The governor ac-
oopted the invitation.
y ANCIENT TIME PIECE PREsESTED'
Thomas Harland presented Gov.
Cleveland with silver watch made by
his (Harland's) grandfather in Norwich,
Connecticut, in 1870, when Cleveland's
grandfather was an apprentice in the
shop. and which was afterward repaired
by the governors grandfather when he
succeeded Harland AS proprietor. The re-
pai, marks are visible in the case OF the
watch. The governor was much pleased
with the gift, thanked Harland cordially
and asked Harland to write out sketch
of the history of the time piece.
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