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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
BELLAIRE.
belmont County Gives Foraker Over 900
Majority.

Belmont County Gives Foraker Over 500
Majority.
Complete returns from all the townships
in the county give the following pluraEties:
Foraker 653, Hogue 645, Poorman go,
Hilles 5S7, Robinson 7s4. Israel 646,
Lodge sl7, Dawson 737. The plurali,ies
above for Representatives are based on o
comparison of Hilles with Laughhn, and
Poorman with Irwin. The Democratic
townships show the heaviest losses And
show eonclusively that the Democrats
failed TO come out and vote There is an
other fact that should be mentioned. A
greater part Of the 500 votes for Leonard
were cast by the Democrats.
Tonight the Turner'S will celebrate the
ninth anniversary of their organization, in
their hall The Princess will bring down
large crowd OF Turner'S from Wheeling.
None but invited friends will be admitted
On October 90, ]. d. Baker and Miss
Emma Gill, and Shank Thornbery and
Miss Belle Gorby will be united in mar.
risge. .-
Mr.. Anton Fox and Miss Maggie 0'Mal.
ley were married in St. Johns Church yes.
terday morning at o'clock.
The Bellaire window glass works have
put fire in all Of their furnaces.
W. X. Naylor is back from an eastern
trip.
The lookup is quiet place these days.
TheIe have been no arrests this week.
The average Democrat was rather blue
yestefday, bat there's consolation in the
fact that the National Administration is
still with us.
There will be spelling match at Mrs.
W. j. Clarks tonight by the young peo-
pie.
Dave Miller and Vim. LsDuc have gone
to GAINESVILLE TO work III The window glass
works at that place, which starts the first
OF next week.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold it's regular monthly meet.
ing at the home OF Mrs Stephen Crossing.
er this evening.
The latest story Of coon hunt is told by
the porter Of the Globe House. He, with
q friend. were out on hunt for coous and
the one caught got away with the dog and
Perry's face was used TO coz the animal
The Buckeye Building As q :iation ex-
poets to make q good.sised dividend this
year.
There has been noticeable absence o!
tin and brass music in B.llaire since the
election. The rain has been the ohiei
cause.
Miss aslEie Dunaway, Of Gravel Hill,
died yesterday morning ht an early hour
Of consumption after long illness
Dr. G S. W.llons, Of Barnesviile, was In
the city last evening
DR. L. n. Riggs, Of Powbalsn, member
Of the County Board ol Examiners for
Pensions, was in to.Sp yesterday.
Some politicians run better 10 the sec
tions where they are not very well knORn.
The number OF marriages that''are on the
tapis insures a matrimonial boom 10 Bel.
laire.
The race between Shuttleworth and Bur.
kett will draw large croWd from here.
The nailfeeders benefit skating carnival
in the Niagara rink on Saturday night will
crowd the building A good time is
promised all who attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
That Coal Bank strike.

To n. Editor Of fas RegiIter:
SIR-I read in Jour paper Of to-day, un.
der the head Of, Another Miners Strike,
the following;
AT The last meeting Of the Miners I'm.
ion Of this section il was ordered that Ger.
tain demands be made by the peddiing
bank miners Of tbis city, which, il not
complied with, would result in a strike.
The demand was that the miners be paid
q cents per bushel for coal as il came
from the pick and before il had bean run
over screen. The men claim that the
banks ute two inch screen and that more
than halt Of the cool passes through it.
Previous to the strike the miners we're
paid feveniy cents per ton after II had
passed over the screen. The Semand was
presented to the operators about week
since and vent into effect yesterday morn
iug at the two mines OF Kssley BROOKS x
Co. Manchester mines; Marshall * Co;
Recess, at Fulton, who is lessee Of Mr..
Kleeh's bank, and Adam Bamberger, who
is running Joseph Werner's bank. The
two latter men have accorded to the de.
mands Of the miners, but the others claim
they will not"
desire to say, by way oflettipg the pab.
lie know something Of the tricks Of the
trade, why it is these virtuous coal miners
want to kick against screens. Ne Estier
whether they be one, .9a OK tbreeinch
ones, when tbeI ssree TO work over them
and on price for the work, they know ex
sctly What they are doing, and if they will
fill coal as II comes from the pick o. wedge,
their yield will be good 90 but little will
20 through the screens This they don't
want. They prefer TO Gil car measures,
as in that cste small coal
slack and dirt will Gil up the measure
as fast and good for the miner as the best
OF coal Small coal can be made without
the aid o. either pick, wedge or elbow
gretss Giant p. wder 10 cheap, and makes
the poorer grades Of coal fast. By Its use
the miner can blow coal ell over bis ;asn,
even into the car, thereby saving shovel.
ing.
W,o are the rogues. il any there be,
Mr.. Ediior7 Wheeling bosses stood tsn
for many long years. that ti4s "a past; il
can not be loDse.. This is an open mar
ket for soal; new works recently started;
increased railroad facilities bsve changed
things; coal is mined everywhere and BY
every body by weight and over screens
II will and must be done here,
or the bosses and miners 20 out Of
The bu,ioess. This is The age Of cheap
fuel. One Of the mines, but recently
changed from the measure to the weighing
system. commenced with INCA screen.
The result u nox sstisfsctoFy to both
bos.es apd niners, but the mslconttp's
would have robe oi It. and forced, under
threat of boyeot,ing, the miners 10 come
out, and Dos this cry for another change.
By Publishing the above you viii obhge
PAIR Play.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
KEELY'S RIVAL.
An. tLer Man Who Has Discovered Per-
petual Motion.

An, tber Man Who Has Uncovered fer-
petual Motion.
BrkLNGroN, October IA. - Francis
Henry Q;to, living three miles no: beast
Of this place, better known as Perpetual
Henry, claims that he has solved the prob
lem ,f perpetual motion. He uaya thai
he has applied for patent and that be ex'
poets to be abs to show its merits TO tie
public By January let. He claims for his
invention ell that is possible for steam and
water to accomplish, aud Gays it can be
US d BY Stationary or locomotive engine
can be s'srted or reversed BY means Of Q
lever and brought to ? stat ds'ill BY means
Of a hand brake.
His device consists Of a wheel within q
whetl, and il can be operated and placed
in position by any psrson OF ordinary abil-
ity. He started his lsborious task OF soly-
ing the great problem, he says st his na'
tive place, Blooming MesdoF, Ohio, %
years sgo. Ore Of his machines is at
present beirg constructed il Racine ma
chine shop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15

Ative, has about 750 plurality, and Fsssettr
r. for State Ssnator in the Hshonipg
Trumbull district, has over ? ,OO9 plurality.
The Prohibition vote IN Mshonipg county
closely Approximates 400.
Twenty Thousand.
CLEVELAND. October l4.-TheFe are stlll
a few precincts to hear from in this county,
but il is safe to say the Republicans have
elected their entire ticket from top to bot
tom, including several representatives in
the General Assembly, by msiorities rang.
ing from 1000 to 5000. Advices from ell
over Northern Ohio show steady RepGbh,
can gains, and from present indications
Foraker's plurality will exceed 10000.
Complete returns from every township
and precinct gives Foraker 1872 plural for
Governor in Cuyahogs county.
Lucas County.
ToLEDo, O., October l4.-Lucas county,
with 8 precincts to hear from, gives Fora
ker about 300 majority. One Democratic
candidate is elected. The other is in
doubt as yet, but it is thought his chances
are favorable. Dodge and Crossner, Dem'
ocratF, for Senate, ara elected in this dis
trlct. The Democrats carey all county Of
fees but Treasurer and Coroner. Full re-
tlrns will not alter Forsker's majority
much.
Estimates.
CIScISxATI, o October l4.-Estimsles
made here on the Legislature, excluding
Hamilton county, give the Republicans Il
Senator'S and 60 Representatives. The
Legislature is composed of 81 Senators
and 10 Representatives, Of which II would
be 8 msjority on Joint ballot This would
make the Legislature Republican without
Hamilton county. Chairman Bushnell, Of
the Republican State Committee, esti-
mates: Senate, Il Republicans, with four
close districts to hear from; House, SO Re
pubhcsns, with six close counties to be
heard trcm. This excludes Hamilton
county.
Latest From Lucas County.
TOLEDO, October l4-Thirty-seven OF
the 4S precincts in Lucas comfy, inelud
ing Toledo tntire, and remaining six esti
mated at a vote of Two years ego, give
majority on State ticket OF be
tween 200 and 300; Republicans elect one
and the Democrats the
other. The Senatorial ticket has about
The same majority as the State ticket. The
probably elect county officers
except Sheriff and Commissioner, which
Ihe Democrats carry by about 200.
The sun" IN plains l..
New YOPy Ortnhsr The Sun says
10 day: Ohio usually gives Republican
and there was no especial reason
Why she skould not choose q Republican
his gear. The Prohibition question had
given the hope to some Democrats that
heir candidate might vio, but it seems
hat there are Prohibition Democrats as
veil as Prohibition Republicans, and the
Prohibition nominee drew from both par
les.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
BHIDtsEP0Rr,

Mr.. ], T. Mcdonald las completed bs
tour 10 West Virginia and returned home.
Messrs. 1hornbury and Townsend.
Superintendent ssi General Manager Of
the G. l. / W. rsilrosd, are 10 town.
Mr.. Page, Of Steu5enville, WA LHs yes'
terdsy on business.
Mr.. Hoof, representing Geo. A. Kelly
4 Co., Of Pittsburgh, wss in town Jester
day.
Mr.. Chasifs Coss is having O sevsrs At
tack Of typhoid fever. =.
Mrs Conway is convalescfnt.
Mr.. North West, Off. G. Dent 4 Co, is
absent in the intei ests oi the firm.
Tuesday evening . party ~ss given The
young people Of the town by Mr. and Mrs.
Deans Quite 0 NUMBER were present aud
q very pleasant time IL reported. -
Miss Virginia KiDgsford, daughter of
Thompson Kngsiord, Of 0sxego. y. y,
is yis,liog her clauma,e. Mss Minnie
Alexandtr.
Miss Laura Stevens is wishing MiS
Lacy Alexander. her clsssmste. e
Mr. Warren Bsggs 10 IN the meat busii
nsss again. -,
Mrs. josephine Baggs Is ,isitibg her
parents g, Newark, Ohio.
itsss quite turpriie 10 Zee in yes,,s.
days REerSrEH that Yesterdays election
showed Rspuhliess gain in our iosn.
There vss Democratic gain Of tbisty-ons.
aud sIso the largest Democratic vote ever
polled.
Mr.. Robinson was 10 town yestsrSay ~
ceivipg congratulations from kis friends.
Il comes from good su,berity that ihiri,
bop-snion men ven. 10 work in .Ss May
pard mines ye.tsfdsy. Tsis being tue II
10 ,boueb: BY mary that The nsaes viii be
i sob operstion soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15

The King Of Denmark is truly q patas'
nal morArch. Finding thar during the
recent sevtre weather The ro'a al foot guards
uere suffering greatly from colds and
coughs, this good o!d gentleman ordered
supoly Of De. Balls Cough Syrup Tor
them and nov the ssntries are happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
Gre, CO and the Ports. .

CoxsrASrIxoPLE. October 1.-THE
Greek Consuls in Turkey have been in
structed TO msintain friendly relations with
the Porte. The Greek Minister has ex-
planned 10 poEers reasons for Greeces war
preparations. The powers have agreed on
The terms Of memorandum to Turkey
and Bu,ss.ia for tbs settlement OF the
Roumelian question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
A Jewelry Robbery
,SDsci1I IN The nsciyfsr

MAaTINsBURG, ". Va October II The
iewelry ttore Of ". l. Jones, of this place,
was entered by thieves this morning and
robbed Of numerous rings, bracelets, etc.
The loss is about $500. No clue to the
ROBBERY has vet been found
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
Goldman WIN Accent.

SEE Fokk, d,tpbt. l4.-Tbe Times
states thst Goldman, of Massachusetts, Who
ut fEst declined TO become q mem Beg OF
the Civil Service eonEissisn. hss at the
renewed request Of the President recousid-
cred his determination, and viii succeed
Mr. ESion next mouth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
An AII,r.d church Member.

New YoRE. October IL The TTibHnes
Buffalo spscial says that u. L Holmes,
pronirenr church memSr has been caught
tteslipg from The till oi grocer for whom
he was keeping store, and had paid 81 600
10 the merchant to cover similar steAliDgs
in the past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
no,nrtn The othsr Extreme.

MONTREAL, October IA in the Cirizens
Committee yesterday it transPi'ed that
people were actually iDoculating them
selves with the smallpox 10 many cases
believing they had to have it any way,
The Health Board was asked to find out
and punish any persons WHO may DO this
in future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
TO Nsptralixs Ofensiveness.

Impure breath, caused By bad teeth, to-
sscco spirits or eatarrh, is neuirshzed by
SOZOp0ET. 'Tis . kealthiul beauiiherr
and a great luxury - : 3sntri6ee The re
saisiys breath is By its use TeeseEeS ss 'fs'
srant IS . rose, and eoldneSa BY tr:ends Of
IoFsry VIZ be DO longer noticed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
Annual Meeting OF the western Union.

NEw YcRE. October lI--ht the annual
meeting oi the stockholders Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company today Col X,
C Clowry, Of Chicago, was elected direc.
tor in place OF Mr. Pendsr. resigned. The
lease Of the American hspid Telegraph
Companys wiIts, agd The sale oi the pole
yard in Chicago 10 the city, Tor the purpose
oi extending street, was approved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
A General wn.hout on sas,n.,n sso.d..

WAsnISGroy. October I4 -Advies~ 70
ceived at the Posio a.ce Department iLd-
cate general ~sshout oi railroads in
Georgia and interruption ef mails through
heavy rains. Florida and Cuban maiiB
are delayed, but It /. hoped lhat arrange.
ments can be made 10 get the msils
through 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15

To-day ". N. Clements will succeed Nr.
Charles Paine as General Superintendent
CT the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
railway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15

Il WAS most ready to return Z blow and
would not brook at I'll this sort Of thing"
for knew | cn0h cnre oil damages With
Salvation Oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15

At Boston, this sfurncon, Miss Asnie
Lonsiellov, the youpe'a ct daughter Of the,
late poet, vas msuied.to NJ. James o..
bert.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
Bri,i.h Leaders Disagree,

LoSDoS. October IL Lord Randolph
Churchill, Lord Salisbury and Lord Dat
ferin disagree in regard TO The measures
necessary 10 preserve Brililh influence in
Upper Burmah. Mr.. Glsds,ones govern
ment sent Lord Drferin 10 eliminate
French Intrigue in Brrmsh Lord Sails.
bury is Satisfied with the ASSURANCES Of the
French that they have no design on Bar
nah. Ii is thought probable ttH Lord
Duferin will be recalled from India
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
WAR DECIDED UPON.
The Sultan Refuses to Recognize
the Bulgarian Union.
TURKEY WILL APPEAL TO ARMS,
MosIums in a Fighting freny--;EHpts
Of the Conference
Futile,
RuaRlEp PREPARATIONS FOR WAR

LONDON, October 1.-THE hopes enter,
tanned last night for pescetul settlement
Of the Roumelian question have been shat.
tered this morning BY the receip, of u ais.
patch from Cons,aniinople, s,s,ing that
the Conference has formally declared TIA,
the Porte has disAvoved the Bulgaro Bou.
melian union. Further news is awaited
with considerable anxiety.
Wax Feeling Rampant.
LONDON, October l4---A dispatch from
Constantihople says the war feeling
throughout Turkey is rampant, and il
clash Of arms over the usurpation Of the
snltan's suzeranity by the recent union. o.
Bulgaria aud East Roumela is avoided, K
will be miraculous. In official circles it is
freely stated that the Sultan is determined
TO psrmit no further encroachment upon
his European possessions unless BY force
OF arms, and ,ba, il the conference Of Am.
bassadors now in session does not sdop,
measures which will speedily reduce the
territorial limits Ct Bulgaria 10 what they
were previous to the union. he will at once
declare war against the principality.
Much color is given 10 the statements
By the activity displayed in arming and
equippiug the Turkish army aud placing
it on war footing. Large detachnells of
troops with horses, etc, are being hurried
forward to the Bulgarian frontier, Such
military activity has not been shown in
Turkey since tho beginning Of the Rrao-
Turkish wars.
At the Mosques throughout the country
ARrnGiOus WAR
is being preached against the invaders OF
the Sultsn's domains. The Moslems ara
enthusiastic in their demonstrations, and
are eagerly offering their services, 10 de-
fend the rights Of the country.
A conspiracy has been unesrthed at the
palace having for its object the Danish;
ment Of Said Pasbs. the GIaId Vizier OF
the late Cabinet
The Radical scheme Desrribs
LONDON, October II Sir Charles Dire,
speaking at Halifax last evening, described
the full Radical scheme for local govern.
ment reform, with elective councils for
Eugland, Ireland aud Scotland. He tAy,
ored the compulsory taking of land for al
lotments.
British Leaders Disagree.
LONDON, October IL lord Randolph
A =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15

Passed lalls-Flint /, BuShong, l..
Taird base on balls Chicago, 2; st Louis, 6.
Struck out-By c arkson, 10: by CarutheB, 3.
Double plays -Fliuta williamson
| lmpire-DaYe Sullivan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
RAsE RALL ELSEWHERE.

At Cincinnsti-Cincinna,i 6, New York
4. Bases-CincinEsti 10, New York 6.
Ercr5-CiDcipnati G, New York 3
At New York-BostOu 4, Brooklyn 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
Wells Fargo J Co.'S Mail b. fused.

WASHINGTON, u. c., October the
Postmaster General he's decided Ibet the
Depar;mentis under no Obligations to de-
liver mail ibrown into iis collection boxes
BY Wells Fargo & Co, after they have
cancelled their stamps and postmasiers
have been instructed to refuse such matter
II appears that it has been th, practice OF
the Express Company TO traDspors let ers
as far as their lines extend ard then place
them iu tie United States mail for delivery
when the point OF Ges.inGt;ou is beyond
the limit Of their own service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
Nothing left.

YOUNGSTOWN, o, 0etobsr ID la Ma
ho4ipg coun,y iba entire RspuSiicSn eoGn-
~ ticket il elected. and Foraker PlarshtT
& about 700. Dickson, Z Tor Represent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10

proceedings, and falls to 10 appear. the
party who summoned him 10 entitled
70 have an attachment Issued forth.
with for such witness.
4 The burden II upon the party
seeking continuance to show himself
entitled to 1t by definite, exact and
certain averments; aud when
the defendant X relying alone
upon the service Of subpoena, his ap.
plication for continuance, to be good
IN point of diligence, should affirm.
atively show that the witness WIS In
attendance upon the court on the day
ret for taking up the criminal docket,
and thereby excuse his failure TO sue
out an attachment
S. The affidavit or complaint upon
which the information in this case
was predicated was received rs evil
dence on behalf OF the state, over the
election OF the defendant. Held, error;
that, though an Indispensable part OF
the pleadinRs, 1t was IN no sense evil
dence Of the facts II charged. Re
versed and remanded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
EAsTLAND.
District Court in Session "A Railway
Damage Suit on Trial.

District Court in Session "A Railway
Damage Suit on Trial.
Correspondence % the Gazette.
EAsTLAND, Tex, Jan. The
court house ut this place, perhaps one
OF the finest in the state, has just been
completed aud furnished. District
court 80 now 10 session in Il, aud the
acoustic arrangements are bad except
when the room ls filed with a large
audience to absorb the sound. Many
OF the important cases have been oon-
tinued 10 the next term.
The case OF Nolan vs. the Texas Gem
trhl Railroad Co II now ON trial, with
a atenugrapuer taking down the testi-
mony, ana IL threatens 10 loo "A long
and tedious case. This ia u suit for
damagre for personal injury brought
for S25 900
Esslland Ia the shipping point for u
large aud prosperous agricultural and
stock raising district, and cOnst quent-
y mnuy persons visit the place 20 re-
ceive and forward freight for the coun-
try merchants, farmers and stock
men.
T.. s. Slantield, Il stockman and "A
gentleman who prides himself Ia lne
stock, keeps the park aud iace-paths 81
This place in good order, and much
racing Is carried on
Business may he raid 20 be picking
up here. There IL stll a tightness in
money matters.
The farmers All have, os q general
thing, a surplus Of corn, wheat and
pork on hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
DENIsoN.
Arrangements for sparring Ixhi.
bltion.

Arrangements for a sparring Ixhi.
bition.
special 70 the Gazette,
DENIsoE, TEX, Jan. t--Cily Attor-
ney Decker petitIoned the council last
night to close the National Variety
theater, claiming the place 10 De nu-
isance, but resolution TO that effect
was lost by four nays 10 two yeas. A
motion that an ordinance be drawn
prohibiting Indecent performances was
carried.
Frank Hay, the champion light
weight boxer, and Prot Moore, the
middle-wEight boxer Of Colorado, are
in the city arranging for al exhibit
ton.
Capt. J. H. Brown, the old and we'll
known hotel man OF North Texas and
for many years proprietor OF the
Blnkley house AT Sherman, took
charge Of the Colorado hotel in this
city tonight. II w. Brown, the pop
ular hotel clerk, viii have charge oi
the office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
SAN ANTONIO.
The Crazy Mexican Dead Interest in
the Mayoralty.

The Crazy Mexican Dead Interest IN
the Mayoralty.
special 20 tho Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Jan. 0.--Fer-
nando Arredendo, the crazy Mexican
butcher, who made a murderous a.
sRult few days ago on boy named
Vasquez, died this morning at the
county Jail. The coroner's jury rem
dered verdict that he died from con.
gestiSn Of the brain. Arfedendo was
q good citizen and perfectly rational
up to the date OF his confinement with
typhoid fever.
With three candidates for mayor In
the field, the election on next Monday
is expected 10 be one of the hottest
ever fought In this city The work.
ingmen are headed by John II. Cope
laud, the regular Democrats by Bryan
Gallaghan and the committee of one
hundred by Capt G. A. Merritt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-10
WE TOLD YOU SOL

A few weeks ago we said 10 the pub
lie that 1--WE saw signs Of better times
cominG,n and now Mr. Jay Gould has
read our advertisement aud confirms
our statement, with tho fact that our
country Il selling more than we are
buying, and the world Is shipping US
gold to pay the balances. And now
we venture another statement; That
ON account OF the very low price Of
wheat, the flow Of capital to the North
west for wheat lands will stop, and Il
will turn to the grazing lands OF Texas,
which Is now the most profitable In
vestment in the world During the
trying times Of the Last six months the
market for good beef cattle has stood
SIS firm Rs rock. There are plenty OF
people la the world, who have got
money AID when they are not asleep,
are thinking all the time the best way
to make money out Of Il. Western
Texas will catch them
We have made great reductions in
our prices for Ladies' CloakH, Blanlsels
and Comforts We want To sell them
now, because they won't aeu when the
weather gets warm.