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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

the Republican convention IN Albany
county, NpN York, was composed Of "a
Stalwarts aud 7j lafbreeds. Il com.
meneed with u riot over the chairman.
ship, was u regular FREQ aght while IL
lasted, aud wound up by elocting two
sets of delegates to the Chicago conyen-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

lnE Now York World renmrko Chat
New York, New dorsey and Indiana,
which voted tor Tildm Ia 1879. win this
yor give 90 electoral votes, ana these
added u tHt Solid South would make o.
mnInltyo. lsm th0 Electoral College.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

THE Rep. should state that the Morri
aon bill only proposes to collect 20 per
cent Less taxes; leaving tho tariff other.
wise undlsturbed. The Republican Con.
gress one year ago did disturb II unfair.
ly, M In the case of wool.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Buy Furniture Cheap
Large Sales !
Light Expenses!
Low Prices !

Hair 0lbth ParloT Sets,
pieces, at 5000
Marble Top French nresg-
1T, Chamber setB, Walnut, $500
1Rameled Chamber Sets, .
ple0tsl 1905
Iy, Terry covered Lounges. 500
Narblo top parl0rTablos, ~
S35 In TOP 500
Gene Seat Chairs, per 10 don l,4C
God seat " " " 2at
Cottage B0lhtGads aIb
istsnglOn Tables, per II, "
-Hr--s--=
and all ether goods at sXlr0E O.
low fgurds, Tho assortment OF
farlOT Suits fully twice aslaIg0 az
any In Cleveland, Pier and iGan
tIG Mirrors, Hall Racks 8ldeboardf
Book Cases, &c. 10 great variety
az low prices,
Fine Furniture DELIVERED any place
IN STARK County without extra charge.
], D, MCCTGa'S Narail0nS.
"a and 80 East TuscUmww g.
swiu CANTON, Ois9I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

THE STARK COUNTY DBMoURAT begun
the publication Of daily on the 3ist Of
March, II Ia vigorous aud sprlghtly,
and we hope II will receive q profitable
support, Akron Times
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
ADDITIONAL EDIT0HIAL.

Mr. HOADLY would be an available
candidate Goo Wee President on % tIcsp.
with Mr. lIllDu,-B -BtrubpuyIlle Gazette,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

lNpnNApOLa went Democratic la7t
week by 1000 majority Pretty good for
0 NopnbIIeRn city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

WE feel called upon to predict that
Mr, Tllden viii bO nominated by acCla'
nation, ana hG will accept, aud will be
elected -SteubenYllle Gazette,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
That uusbnnd OF Min,

IL three times the man he was before 40
began using "Wells' Health Renewer."
81. Druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

'InE ChllllcOthe Council now stands q
tie against ten Democrats TO two Ropub'
leans before the election, so that's
what the rcd sunset8 meant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
M1soELIANnous,
Farm For Sale.

wish 10 sell my farm VI BTt acres IN Perry town,
shIp miles southeast VI Masslon aud u mites from
Iolyllp station Oh tue Connection H. H. On tho farm
are 10 acres VI GOOD Timber good dwelling bank bnril
at tho house and well At tie bafn younH boaring
orchard Of thpc acfus, ana chOce fruit For further
particulars enquire Of tho undciHlpnel on the premises
aprt,om WILLIAM NAVE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

4 nm Inn Send alt cents I'm postage, aud receive
A UUIJu FREQ, costly bon ol goods which will
II IOUN help you 10 more lnplw iInlil awy
II llluL,th Than ANYTHING cIse In thH world, All,
OF either sex suooccd from rst hour III, broad road
10 fortune opens before tho workers. absolutely sure AZ
once address, rRvk h Co, Augusta, Maine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

TEEREDTTARY
aiisiiuiiaaffis' H'''il'i'. 'ii4 ''siai4f" f"H'inH
GGROPWLA.

SCHDFUIlN,
il4i,sal.l slii. Eif.a. stiss.l,i salsHsHlHflr
A RE you aware That IN your blood Tho
~ tnnt Of sruiua has u prominent
plaoe9 Thslslruo Of eyory one It's lla-
bic at any time, on tho slightest proyoeallon,
10 develop Itself In some lnsldous disease,
Consumption and many other diseases arc
outgr0wthi Of thla mpurlly Of the blood,
llOUD's kAHsAFAuiLlA has q wonderful
power over all scIOllllOus lluuhlrs, as llie 10,
mlrkAble tpRllmuGl1la We nave received
Enthusiastically prove
MEssRs, c, t. lIoop 8 Coi Gentlemen
My youngest son lps always been
troubled With NWNlnOlA llnmori sores IN
hlahead dischlrglng nom lle ears, and 0 lllll'
ming sore on lla b0ck Of his ear for tWo
yGaiai hll Oypllds would tester nn1 ulCcrale,
dIschirpng no that Wns obliged ia, wlsl
them Opgn every muVlul, lla eyrlnslgl
nearly ill COnllUg OulI he was exceedingly
dlluly most Of lNO l|N't tllluE Uul lMn hlirll
meals o day NeNn unable 10 ma hlY,
illug llnl had tllH Ia ttlrgt Wnn llm wv
MstlpnN .l.Ne gaya llm l,Wl ho,llcs..'ol
n once, = 'lDr hacls oi h.8 c1r hcalui
up without a sony uulH bule lA hI3 head
HluCo, hIurflt.. us.
N'.H NO. NNHN0uS,.
NoU0' ,l.u.WlrN str Lowell Mass,
"We do MOI 40 % rNr allow OURSELVES 10
mo our llilurlul Cn'Numl tD UgE ul 1uy
IHmody We ulgpI'IHH. lUl NO lprl warranted
iu my|uH 1 word iuf llnHl'N suHlmll|l,
flWlpuU'Ia hla been lnUWn asa IuWHdIll
agent .iur culWlgi Wd is rrr0illld by ull
schools Ol Practice U4 valuable h'pul uuTl-
iHE ltlS IuI 900 ln llrlu ul almost N'ulln
variety but MU.lH, Hood y 60, OuWu.li
M1ss1 WhUuTg ll.IuUsllF wIhhr pHUmN,
cEls, Augo llt upon @ remedy Of wllI
piurt which Wr kH." tp uH most rtluuls
dulry -ldlIrLom.U WC.HyJJu00h
HOGD'S SARSAEHRGlA
Sold hy dmuma'G lrire sii alr lur 1
Prepared lyClllOpp& p&rU, Lowell, Ml.h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
M1soEJLANEoUs,
Two Stations for Sale.

ollcr Tor sale my two we'll bred stations, sll VIII
LIAM WAilAUE nnd lNuLisil DRAFT, Hlr WI.
liam IN a bright hay, 10Y hands high weighs 1900
pounds and n fnu speuiien 0f horse Ilwh English
Draft ~ dapplo black, Weighs iibO pounds, nnd IA
horse that VIII suit fot all useful puipUsN lluh hnfsel
have proved themselves SURE foai peliefA ilwp horses
mar be Hpen nj my farm reedcnon, between iaiH aud
llobortsyllle and further particulars asoertained.
rhey will be sold NJ o falr pfioe. ..
febp9o om oDED WILLIAMSON
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

Two men were burned yesterday near
Titusvile, Tennessee, by tho Gazing In Of a
uine.
Application BIAS been made on the part
uf A. K Dow and others FOR n receiver FOR
the Memphis & Little Rock railroad.
Governor Critteuden officially denies the
existence OF the foot and mouth disease in
"a 8souri.
The stock market was weak yesterday on
uuteyorable reports az TO the perpetuity Of
he east-bound freight pool.
The case OF Kate D1nglls,. colored, SEM
fenced to hang at 81. Louis for murder has
been reversed.
tn riycr AZ N,w Orleans is On inch above
the high water mark OF 1874.
The failure of A. G. Nicholossulo, e c)t-
ton dealer OF New Orleans, has been
posted
The Holmes block, Jacksonville, Florida.
burned Loss. $4,000; Insurance $50 600.
u. S. Rutzeky Of the New York mining
and petroleum exchange has failed. Wolf
& heidelberg suspended by the coffee ex-
change, have. been reinstated.
The steamer Chateau MsrpareOu. Bor-
deaux for New York, has put into Halifax
IN Distress.
The Rhode leland democratic state CEN
rel committee have filled the vecan-
cies in the state ticket caused
nv the resignation of Amss, Sprague
nnd o. r German by the nomination Of
Elisha Matthewsnn for lieutenant governor
and Francis iorilly for attorney general.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
SPECIAL SUMMARY.

WASHINGTON, March 24-[5pecial.l -Mr.
Culberson TO-DAY introduced bill 70 repesi
all laws that limit the coinage oil silver dol
lars.
Miller introduced bill for the relief Of
the heirs OF Esther McMullen and james
McGloia IN,
Hancock introduced the following bile;
TO amend tue act relating to interstate
Transportation O, dutiable goods; to pay
George w. Simpson and B. Hsnricke 81 600
rent Tor office rented to the United States
marshal; to extend the benefit OF the law
Tor the immediate TRANSPORTATION OF duu,
kble goods to the port OF San Anton and
10 the collection district OF Salveia.
The republicans OF Texas are sending a
Aelues OF protests against Luby for collect
X at Brownsville. Luby is proved to be
democrat. r-,,,
L. dsi,vsrsd by Sneaker Carlisle when the
Eli e MP in the house, as the speech will be
kearded as the opening gun OF the cam
a. Griffith was to-day appointed post
q a. Fayburgh. Collin county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
SEALED PROPOSALS..

OFFICE Or COUNTY JUDGE, DALLAS
" CoUNrY, March Is, 1851 by direction Of
tho Commissioners Court o. Dalld county. no
tice 81 herehv givon that on Monday, April II.
1854, BID viii be received and opened uy said
House for the safe preservation # the records
Of Da las county. according % The plans and
specifications now 20 he seen n he OAic of j.
r. Flauders architect Payments will be made
on said work as II progresses 20 per cent being
reserved on all estimates until The Completion
OF the building. Bond and security viii be re-
quirei Of the successful bidder, AMI the right Is
expressly ruscrved TO reject nuy or al bids SUBJ
nltted II Z. BURKE
Comfy judy y l'as Ciuniv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
ANOTHER ENTERPRISE.
Fort Worth TO the Front as rsual-A
Noteworthy Event.


Not day passes but what some plan is
mstured here aud successfully launched,
Ard The marked success OF all that has
thus far been undertaken gives 10 Fort
Worth much OF her prestige. No one who
has been at all familiar with or coguiz ant
OF the course Of the Fort Worth Daily Ga
zette aud the large success IL has attained
since starting In 1882 hut will grant that
the paper has fully keot pace with The gen.
eral progress. both OF this city and the en-
tire state. The readers Of the Gazette read.
ily conceie its marked ability, alertness in
gathering news and Its conspicuous mod
esty. Having thus entered, with such full
equipment, Its first presidential year,
and desiring 10 yet roach greater mass oil
readers, the management, as a simple bust
ness enterprise, determined TO reduce the
price OF the daily and weekly to cover the
balance OF the present year. While the
regular rates are $40 per snnum for the
daily and 81 fer the weekly, from this time
(auly three months OF the year having
passed) IS in advance will pay for the daily
by ~ all until January, 1885 For the same
term bu. so cents will be charged for the
weekly. This lie done that the reading
public may have within reach at a nominal
price the leading daily of the state and the
iinest weekly printed.
IL is superiiuous to cay that in the an
ticipated great activity Of political circles
tbis wear the Gazette will be fully equal 70
The occasion, and Will stop AZ no expend-
iturs which will keep IL in the lead as 4
caterer OF news.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
CuLBERsoN's BILL.

WAsHrHoror, March M.-r6pecisl. ]-Fol'
toVing Is full text Of bill for the new Paris
And Dsnison branches OF the Federal court:
". David ID. Culberson, from the com
>El1kes on the Judiciary, reported the fol
bVinR bill to change the eastern and
Korthsrn Judicial districts Of the state
q Texss and to attach part Of the Indian
fsrritory 70 said districts. and for Other
& II enacted By the senate and house Of repre.
I scnIauves Of tho United States OF America In
coneress awemled.
ThStfhe COUNTIES Of Lamar, Fsnnin aud
beltS. N the state OF Texas. be, and the
ame are hereby detached from the north
Urn Judicial district OF the said state; and
That the same be-, and are hereby attached
70 the eastern judicial district Of said state.
ercr,or 2. That the territory OF the In
kien Territory included withinthe counties
(Wson, Rad River. Cedar, Wade, Mesh
hoba, EAGLE and Boktukio. com,
.)(L6bg the second judicial
1mlricf Of the Chocrsv nation and the
bounty Of Kiamitis, in said nation, be, land
he zane are hereby attached 70 the east
IN judicial district Of the stase OF Texas fo'
Ses 4 that de cou-;:ss Of Lamar. Fan
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

Bilious disorders, liver complaints. cos
tiveness, dyspepsia, etc, are speedily re-
moved by Dr.. Jayne's Sanative Pills. Forty
years use has proved them superior to all
other remedies for the care OF The various
diseases for which they are recon- mended.
In their action they are mild and certain,
and may be taken At any time without risk
from
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
rnsTAL TELEGi,APIrY.

wAsnISaroS, March 2i--[Prsss l-'rhe
bill introduced by Representative Maxey
for the purpose oi securing correspondence
By telegraph ~ cheaper rates authorizes
and directs the acknowledgement n enter
into "A contract on behalf OF the United
States with the Postal Telegraph
and Cable company, aud within five years
from dato OF contract the company
shall DO prepared TO do business la
all cities in the Atlantic division,
having postotiice delivery east of the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri river and south Of
Omaha and Minneapolis. Within
seven years the business shall be
extended 10 the Pacific coast and be known
as the Pacific division. The rstes proposed
cents Tor each add tongl tan words; 10 cents
Tor night messages, twenty words, ~ the
Atlantic division In the Pacific division
the rates o! the Atlantic divisi0u ehal be-
so cents FOR 20 words 20 cents
each additional 10 Wofds, and IS
cents f1r night mpgsnges 20 words.
Newspaper rates shall be thrae-!0ultha
o. cent Tor day service aud
cue-half ceut for night servica IN
tho Atlsnic division; for points between
the two divisions the rate Is IT.
creased Ii cent ia each Instance
between New York, Philadeiphis, BATH
more and Washington, AID between
all Other points embracing only
short distances tho rate Hhnll
be one-haif OF q cent per word during the
day and one third OF a cent per word az
night. The bill provides that stamps be
used for conducting the business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
THE nIXoRCE nusINEss.

Marion IRA chdeld was granted divorce
in the district court yesterday from his
wife, Martha Crutchield, on tho grounds
that she was untrue 20 her marital vows.
A. B. Creft filed petition In the district
court Yesterday praying for divorce from
his wife, Mary Creft, charging her with liv-
ing in adultery with John Eddy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
gtrv CnuNCII.

The city council met in adjourned session
last night, and had under consideration the
assessment o; property 10 be benefited by
the opening Of Ervay Stree TO Olennder
which caused that body TO adjourn. There
will probably be called meeting tonight
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
TnEAsuRY TALK.

WAsHmdToS, March 24,-lPress.l-The
issue Of standard silver dollars for the week
ending March 22d was S2sS 49, correspond.
ing period last year, S2lS,405.
The treasurer of the United States has
comm enced preparing drafts for payment
of the claim for rebate Gu tobacco tax end
will forward the drafts as rapidly ss settle
menIa are made by The first collector.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
POSTAL NOTES.

WARRINGTON, March "a -[Press, 1.-The
following are tho poet-oiiices add
ed to thu presidential offices With salaries
stated: Albany, $1,000 Hobeetie'
Texas, l,0O0; New Brunsiels, Texas, ST.
0OO: Uyaldo, Texas. 81 100
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

People have beenhumbugged SO much that Il IL nearly
impossible TO get them to BELIEVE ADVERIIS GMENT;
but we have asked 70 and buy SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless 1t was the TRUTH Therefore, We Gel you
that MIR g. influential has just returned from Southern
Texas whore he obtained large stock Of bankrupt Goods
consisting of the above and knowing is thing ID i'm
possible TO take OF Spring stock of goods that
are now daily arriving unless we make room therefore,
Will you viii be beyond your Belief
$4,000 worth Of goods at prices thar will astonisn well
as please you. These goods are now spread
counters loose Come and convince yourselves at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

Emory's Little Caihartic is the best ard
Only reliable Liver PHI known, never fs'ls
vita the most obstinate chses, purely veee-
table, suear-coated, tasteiess, harmless, no
griping or UNPLEASANT effects. Druggists
III them. Fifteen cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

yozzo~r's INDICATED COMPLEXION POWDER
For infants toilet l. is an Indispensable
article. healing all excavations immedi-
afeiy. Mothers shsuld use II freely on the
little ones. II Is rsrfectly harmless. For
| sale BY druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
GETTING SERIOUS.

GETTING SERIOUS.
WAsnfE0ros, March 2i-fPress Sec
rotary Teller to-day sent 10 tho house a
supplementary report relative 20 unlgwinl
fencing OF public lands Ia Nebraska. Ghe
Tnspor, 10 special one by unii ss,. > 1tss
who says: "The whole country
embraced in my contract (porthwesiern
kebraskr) il occupied and run by
capitalists engaged Ia cAttle-raising.
who have hundreds OF mla Of
wire fences constructed &c e"close nll
desirable land, including water courses to
form barriers for their cittle
The lands. They also represent. they
have desert and timber claims upon the
land they have enclosed. Upon their fences
they have posted at intervals noiicen
As follows Tho - Of = b. VINO opens
this fence bad batter look out
for his soilp" Fences are
built often 80 e. to enclose
aud ranches nre Joined together from the
mountains clear around TO the noun
taiua again. Persons going there
Intending to settls are also notified that II
they settle on the land the ranch mon
will freezs them out. They Will
not employ a man who settles on or
claims land ha cannot get em-
tho whole country. Ny chief object
In addressing you ia 90 re.
port the wholesale destruction of
valuable ,imbsr OF the government
land Of this whole region by osttlemen who
preto0d 70 own and rhi'e 10. There arc
acrss after acres Of bare slumps which but
. short time ago. were gro~ing
timber. There were thousands OF logs cut
last aummer and hauled out 20 accessible
points to DO used 10 fence corGls and In
making landing shuts5 and houses in Me-
brsaka and Wyoming
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

A pet'iion is being circulated by the
"outs,h asking the removal Of Postmaster
Garrison
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
4 nEAurIruL. COMPLEXION. a n-!sh. Eve


FTows out OF an assessment made by an IN.
internal revenue collector on cotton raised
hv daimants which was paid under pro-
test The Chathams live IN Tennessee, but
the cotton was raised VA Louisiana
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
IA.T N1GIir,s WIN.

AZ lll0 last night the out.story, frame
building, No 9iS SOUTH 0Mn street, occu-
ped o. a. u, Horn, irui. dsf'e- aud the
properly Of n q. Pauninan Vas disc1v-
ated to be on fire. The origin nf the fire
is not known NJ Walker Fno was the
first on ,bo fc-ue, SAYS the door vas not
locked and ma there was 20 one IN the
stand. Most u The goods were aYed. The
! II uucs gutfin, TINS hui ding spread to
,ho shoo.shlp Of y loluia's also
q ons-.t0ry frame and the property OF Mr..
Peunimau. aud sp-eading hUther, caught
the two sorry frame on the east. one hall Of
the first 1jOr o. w1ich was occupied by
Mira. Curtis, dress maker and ,le other
half and Inc s,cond story by J. Satoria as q
boarding house The fret named build
Jugs werG the property oi Penni-
man and the two st'ry iraae vas
owned by De S,Tsno Brothers.
Mr. Pcunimnn has an 30 urauca Of 500 in
tho Commcrnal Of California. On his build
Ing, aud D-S'ehuO Bros 3-c 'ullg Glvared.
The bu liiuss named were IA1usl not
burned % tuo GROUND 81 tipu.lY lam
sged ssio ba rluost a tlft loss M ire
men turned Outia good lime and slcc cded
iu tuppics-.u0 the flames .ayanfDg a
serious o. laE alton. M.. 'liHs lost "a
ugmicr % % re- dresses.
Cbarlc7 a. D,ua, OF th \ " York Sun,
passed through the coy idtr lveniug n "a
maFn Gc,nly appointed 'ach 10 ached TO
tho through Plcii Exp.a's, en- route for
California
There will be d meeting oi ire insurance
ndius;urs hare today TO adjust claims in
this and other counties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
~ I.uNIk.
WASHINGTON

WAsnISerow March "A -[Press 1.-The
house committsk& private land claims
have directed ~ bio report on Repre-
sentative Huntf Oh 10 confirm the title
Of John @. Co6eld to the Point Houmss
plBntaton in Louisiana.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
CoNDENsED TELEGRAms.

Who struck Bily Patterson the drug
gisi? Tne Webster road cart.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

There will be d meeting oi Dire insurance
ndius;ers hare today TO adjust claims in
this and other counties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25

WAsHrsGroE, March 4.-lPress. Ell
lis asked unanimous consent to intro.
duce q Joint resolution, reciting that the
waters Of the Mississippi river have risen "a
the high water mark bf 1874 at N(0 Or
leans, which 10 the higest known il foot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
ODDS AND ENDS.

w.surxsros March 2i.-[Press 1.-The
.-...nrv dsnsrtment Is informed that new
connseffeit s2O silver csrtirc oates are being
c,vsnlnted In OHIO and Kentucky. The
caun,erSeits bear either the number las!
M NUMBER B i4O7 and may be detected
The house committee on claims has d..
rooted . favorable report on the claim o. wl l-