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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20
DIRECTORY.

Arrival and Departure of Trains.
Mail from the east arrives at 4.4o p. NJ; leaveyct
1855 o: ~; closes at 10 Is q. m.
Devils Lake to Fort Totten, daily, including an.
days. Leaves 8 q. IN arrives 4 .. m.
Devils Lake to Grand Harbor, Iuaily-Arriyes at1o a.
m iieaves at 6 p. m
Devils Lake to Rogers and Jerusalem, tri.wsAly-
Arrive al 10 q. H.; leaves at 1890 q. n,
Devils Lake to Locke-Arrives Thursdays I'd Sat.
urdays at II q. NJ; leaves at 2 p. n. d
nc. HANeBReraH, Postsaster.
Official.
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Curter. John
Barton, H. n. Creel.
Re9ister Of Deeds-John A. Percival.
Probate Judge-Frank H. Prssser.
Sherif-Ever Wagness.
Deputy sherif-William Flummcrfet
Treasurer-John W. Maher.
District Attorney-D. Z. Morgan.
Superintendent Of Public schoois-Jenes v. Brooke.
County s~urveyor-John Haueha.
Coroner-Charles Zunich.
NJ. Campbell, J. G. Lamoreaux.
Constables-A. G. Requa, Ed HorcyA }. Wirt1, F.
". Becker.
Land Office Officials III. w. Lod, Register; A. 0
Whipple, Receiver, Devils Lake District, Devils Lake.
y. G. Tiffany. Register; W. J. Aidersou, Receiver,
Grand Forks District. Grand Forks
CITY OF DE.1Ls LNE.
Presldent-F W Mann.
Dodd; third ward, A J Alexander fourth ward, N H
Lynch. fifth ward, VIM n MoorJ
Clerk-C s Smith.
Marshal-Henry Garbut.
Treasurer-Cs Smith.
Assessor-Henry Garbu;.
Justice Of the Peaco--W B latin
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20

An FL Paso newspaper says. that
there died u few days ago in the vii.
lage OF San Matro. in Mexico; Sonora
Garcia dc Cnaves at the ago Of l2O
years. AT the time of death she had
SIX children. 1%hIrly.six grandchildren,
liz ,great-grandchildren, thirty.seven
great-great-grandchildren, and one
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Her flesh
was shrive]ed aud dried up to that ex.
tent that the OH woman looked like a
mummy. The deceased fully retained
her mental faculties until about four
years ago.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20

Inc Indians ot Alaska are said to be
lin. s!!v"rs!G.tll': ami rileir silver
bracelets IN particular. are in grpa, de-
mand. !ame Workman. has an ex.
tens!sc !"prtc, and he sells ttoA,uS OF
bracelets, upon the arrital OF cuasr
steamer. AT IS por pair. Some spcci-
mems he gets $50 ii pair for. Tile Iamu
Indian ars;iicer is Il very rapid work.
man. sud viii from Il picce OF coin
make y beautifully chased ring in an
nour or SO with his rude tools. The
heads OF animals aud Indian characters
arc included in his designs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20

Chorus choirs>c Of male voices have
become the fashIonabie church music
In New York. There arc six or seven
congregation: which will! begin this
fall their first experience IN male ohoirs,
and tho chorus Of boys voices is in.
~oreasing 10 popularity 1t IS quito En-.
glish.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20

II flor work people Send 10 cents postage and
we. will mail you .fe<, a royal, vsusbis
14Au1 sample box Of goods that will put you 10
the way Of making more money in q few days than
you ever thought possible at any business. Capital
not required. You can live at bone and work in
spare time only or sil the time. All of both sexes, Of
all ages, grand!y. successful; so cents to IS sasiiy
earned every e.eniug. That all who want to work
may test the business, We make this unparalleled Offer:
To all who are not satisfied. we will send 81 to pay for
the trouble Of writing us. Full particulars, diree-
tions, etc, sent frea. Immense pay absolutely sure
for all who start at once. Don't delay. Address
srlNsoS + Co., Portland, Maine. 4lyl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20
Liver PILE.

Use Dr.. Gunn's Liver Pills for sallow
complexion: pimples on the face and bill
ouspess. Never sickens OF gripes. Only
epe TOR a dose. Samples tree at Bennett
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20

T. The figures in the four right-hsud columns indicat.
The degrees Of temperature.
Tho winter IF ls77.7s was very remarkable. De-
tvnber ! was 10 below zero; the 9Th was 80 below, ant
t WIS not below axatn during the month. Jauuar,
had eleven. days below zero: the coolest were the 5ti
and 9Th, 2S1 below; the I'd. 18th and 18th were 80 b.
low; the 18th Was 49, above aud II wal not below agail
alA 70 znH0 -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20

Wo will allow 80 cents apiece for
grown hens TO parties whose paper has
been stopped and are still owing US for
M-6takslY {0al News.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20
30 / was supposed to be dead.

A curious sensation, like the running
OF cold water, crept down my spinal
COLUMBIAN involuntary 5hudder.
1t is q sudden shock 10 read OF yonr
own death, and calculate how long you
have been uader ground, and not BIZ
any means an agreeable enc
II don't think I'm dead" said /,
stretching out my arms and legs. .giv=
ing myself q pinch, and feeling tho
strong pulses that projected healthy
currents through my veins. land yet
this evidence IS certainly very convinc-
ing-that was murdered by b~arbarous
natives Oh the night Of the 25th OF May.
Poor, dear little Lucilla! how inconso-
liable she must bel"
So it happened. you see. tlut l vas
going home 10 comfsyt my widow.
1t was s. cnrion, experience, to DO
landing ut last--tu shrink away from
tho observation Of ouc's fellow.mortals.
as if one ha! NC tnis:iicas in this created
world; to feel like discmbod;ed spirit,
come back to revisit the scenes Of its
mortality. Oh q ghost, prow!inm abroad
by garisn daylight.
I SUNK through by-ways of back
lanes towards my home, not altogether
certain whether someone wonln not
attempt to exercise me.
1t was late in tho afternoon whom we
entered port, and tho shadows of the
autumn evening were gathering round
as crcpt up tho doorsteps Of my own
mansion, aud entered. stea!thily as a
robber.
Wore the shutters down. the win
dows d.apcei, the house dressed in
seemly habilimouts OF woe? Not at all;
lights g!owed brilliantly behind tho
curtains, gay voices echoed from the
parlor, and-coald my ear have de-
ccivei me7 No, surely that was Luci!-
las laugh ringing ner!i!y on the air.
"a little historical, perhaps" l
thought, but nevertheless, instead of
boldly entering the drawing-room and
confronting my wife, 1 i%nstinct:"=:"
passed on TO the glazed exte:.:4:. -.
behind. communicable. " :
Of purple silk. VII, $50 -: .:".::.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20
Weather Statistics.

Following is an official record Of the
weather from observations undertakings
ON file at Fl: Totem for the past three
years: T.: 80.
Theriaomster readings and the rainfall, by months,
for 1882 80 -S4..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20
The Land Lava.

There are several millions Of acses Of public land
3 r., remaining IN thu district, subject to entry. Much
purposes, while there 10 a vast area that expsrience
has shown to be the very best graxinE land in the
s;sss, a party intending to locate . claim should
to enter, or have the report of some trusted friend who
has made personal Inspection Of the land. After an
entry mas onee 'een made, even II It Is found to 10
possible to obtain the privilege Of making another
entry. '''
The public lands In this Territory ars subject to
culture laws. Ono hundred and sixty acres can be en-.
tered under each law. A party can make . homestead
ana timbt. culture entry, OF a presumption and tilaber
homestead and presumption claim at the sane Zine.
party who Is twenty one Year, Of no, or who Ia At
Tue head .al, OF a i family can make an entry 81 puplic land.
woman who is over twenty-oue years OF are can msfs
entry of public land.
onIy THOSE p rsons who are native born citizens OF
to become citizens can avail themsN Ives Of the priyiieee
Of the land laws. No person Of foreign birth can "a.
IAN aoy rignt to land BY actual settlement Before be
tho first thing that q person Of foreign birth, who In.
tends "a. enter public lands, should do upon hs arrival
ia to 90 before the Clerk of the court and declare bis in
of $40 acres Of land In any State or Territory can take
q Prescription claim; neither can any person who leaves
Land Of hs own In this Territory to 70 upon the public
Ownership to land Is no bar to making q homestead
entry; To make a legal presumption Claim, a party
then within ninety days from such settlement. he
should ole, his deciaratory statement In the local land
onise. a filing made without prior settlement Is null
II he has valuable Improvement and has been nm astIIi
resident upon the land his claim 10 subject to forfeiture
IN tho presence ofan adverse claim, or even when there
|c~laratory statement for land until after be has made an
actual settlement upon tho same. The law allows
ninety days from settlement In which to file, and the
from the time of filing. "s
!; party can obtain a legal right to ono hundred and
ky acres under the presumption law prior to the sur.
w OF said tract ~. making settlement upon the same
N making settlement upon nnsurveyed' land the SET.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20

Greatest range daily tenn.
peratufe ......... .....34.6 $40 S79 ASA
Least range daily tenn.
rerature ......".15.G lao 90 1929
Total miles of wlnd....... 1873 7O7A 1928 s44
Highest velocity Of wind 4s 80 "A &
Direction of wind.....-( W Ne sW i
Prevailing direction Of "
Cloudy Or rainy DAYS ..- 10 Ii Il
*Heighth OF barometer lls0 feat above the Lowell o.
the sea
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20

*Mondays;; Wednesdays and Fridays.
~ c. H. WARREN, @. P. A..
T. KELLY, Agent, St, Paul, Mum.
Devils Lake, D. 7.
Churches.
Westminster Presbyterian C~hurch-Rsv. {. 8. Con.
verse. Services every Sunday ut II a. M and 1870 p. m
sunday schoui' at u M. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at pastors residence at . p. IN. A cordial III.
vttatlon L. extended to all.
N; y hurchGservices at the school house every
Sabbath, moraing and evening. by the Rev. A. r. Bar.
low, at II q, N. and 73e .. M.
. - "a. a. -- - ~
Lodges.
cR0FToN LODGE No. 16, L. o. q. +.
Meets every "Wednesday at 3 O'clock PM at their hall,
Devils Lake. Z. 7. Visiting brothers are coriiall, In.
Sited 70 attend. JAMES h. WATT, Nj.
Ii. Q. HANsBRouGu, X. s. -.
MASONIC.
Minnewaukan Lodge, No. 70, 4. F. and A. NJ.
Regular, communications first and thru
H>I Thursdays on or before fun moon Of every
= ~ Nmonth..
o !. SoRsETT, W N. W. CHRISTIE, D.
J A PERCivAL, 8 w. A b BENNETT, J D.
y MclSTIRE, y W. ROBERT FsR0usnN, Tyler.
z w KELLEY, Treasurer. D L MuRG An, Secre tary.
c. Ellis; s. s. Lafayette Council, J. =.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20
MISSING LINKS.

-
Tho prison population of Great Brit
ain waa tyice as large in 1850 as it is
now.
Levi p. Morton has piuo daughters
every one CT whom il said 10 be a
beauty.
1t Is reported thar the Princess Kung
Of China has been converted TO Chris
tianity.
Miss LILLIAN Russell SAYS she has re-
celved us many love letters from ladies
as from gentlemen.
Lady Caruafvon, wife Of The Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland, il diligently
studying the Irish language.
The hair of President CLEVELAND is
thinning rapidly, and it is prophesied
he will yet be as bald rs Bismarck or
Bon Butler.
Tho skull OF Douglass. the Ute In
dian war chief, is used as q paper
weight by the editor of the Glenwood,
Cody Echo.
DR.. Butler, who rctires from tho head
mastership Of Harrow worth $500, 900,
Is 'tho most successful zchool-teacher
in the world
Sarah Bcrnl,ardt is said 10 be still
$3.50, 600 in debt. She hopes to make
the amount with & surplus in her COM
ing American tour.
The best ~gixyedigger in Virginia is
named Mcnamara and he is 50 years
old. He has buried over 1000 persons.
He gathers them in. ,
Beaconse:Ald talked in a soft, low
voice. tone in medium tones,
:::#:: -. Salisbury, not being so
.: .%* ::,re loudly.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-20
MY WIDOW.

She was the meekest and most dQolle
little parsonage you ever saw That,
of course, was before she became nv
widow.
How could she become my widow,
when I'm here alive and 1ourishing.
to tell my own storya Just wait until
I've finished. and you will see.
She was very pretty. too, with pink
apple cheeks. and eyes of that pecu.
liar translucent beryl-green that you
see 80 seldom, a slender 1.-THE figure,
and q step as noiseless as if she wore
the famous shoes of silence. There
was something cat-like about her-at
least, SO Fitz-Brown said. bat Fitz.
Brown was always preiudiced against
Lucilla.
depend upon 1t. old fellow, she's
Fitz.Brown. 1T doesn't stand to reas.
on that a girl Of eighteen should tie
herself 10 a fat old heathen Of fifty-four
unless there is some motive lurking So,
d%erneath."
"Fitz-Brown." l BROKE = "&;s=&.
you're a fooll"
Il may be :. s::.""::
gentlerc"" : -, 49,:
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-: =: :: $3.50: y. 800: :.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-15

two yeAR Old sissf, tW0 ysaFllhk
stesl8s spring cafSea. About 75
head Of thoroughbred Poland China
hogs o. vafiols sges. a fno Iog of ~
corded soEB, bred aud ready b breed.
The old show hog and BREEDER
ssWide Awake 2nd'I 8so5 asandr AZ the
head Of the herd. Also the yeagllng
boars, "BoneagtteF, y {" Houe1t Abeii
and s'Glespy Jlm1 aud many arst
ela8 boars. Ny hoEs have taken
more than Eve times the number Of
premiums at faim in the past sWO
years Of any herd In Centrll Kansas.
farm wagons, spring wagon. I top
buggy, ] moving machine, Z hsy
rake. sleigh, I Caasiday plow. AZ.
teen and 2tRelVs inch walking plOws
iron harrow, drin, Weeds hin
der. tanning mill, I coFn shelleF, I
Bradley walking lister, 8 walking oul-
iivstOrs, 4 sets besvy harness, 8 sets
buggy haFness, ! sst single buEyy bar.
ness, 1 Bets leather nets. A IOt Of
oats and corn, and many other tOols,
etc, not neceaaFy 10 mention.
Swine catalogue nov ready. Bale
begins promptly at 10 O'Clock, Free
lunch for al at mona.
Terms Of sale, rs months tine win
be given on notes with approved %.
euFity. bearing per cent. interest
from date. All sums under go oash,
without discount per cent on for
cash. ALFX RERo.
N. 8. PRICE, AuctiOoeeF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-15
NE noKERs m THE FIFTH

LeaTeuEcrth Eiulas.
There comes from various places In
the Fifth Congressional district .
kick from the bread and butter bri,
Eade on account Of the defeat OF their
iaVOrlte dispenser Of public pap, John
A. Anderson, for q denomination to
congress by the Republican cOnven-
ton OF that district. In another col.
umn will be found q letter from
Jamestown, Cloud county, urging
that Anderson run independent.
Itfs known that Anderson when
frst nominated made q light against
VIM. A. Phillips on the Issue OF
dealing out federal patronage In the
interest Of his nomination and eiecs
tlOn.n Anderson was q preacher and
went into the campaign as q God and
morality candidate, and IN the con-
ventio1 that first nominated him he
made 3 trade tbst secured him enough
delegates n give him the nomination.
Before his fifst term had expired be
had drawn around him the very ele-
menfs be had prosesssd 10 lgnOre-the
oar sucking politicians Of his entire
dissFiat. These felleWs who have
acted e bis strikers In dealing out the
ollau Euuu1 III III tAttcfHDe NA0lr icy
would do the most good, pnd who
have been very conspicuous 10 con-
trolling county conventions and dele
gataa Ia his interest have also occu-
pled q place at the head Of the pfoces-
sion as WhippeFsin, and The manner
in which they have ofaoked the party
uhip over the masses Of Repuhl loan
voters IN that district, proves conclu.
siVely that the spoils Of oflce handed
down By their God and morality boss
Eere sn6icient 10 anOBsg them 70 40
extra exerti0n 10 save him, an9 fall
ing 10 secure q majority of delegates
&C The late Co1EordiG c0nvsntion, the
nsuAi slnsh fnnd, in the hands Qf .
lliok sohemar, Was ready % be used,
bat lnckilY there seems % haFe beer
M pnnohsssble delegates on band.
This moral rsfoFmeF anQ hls follow
eFs have always given TIE sod Enpui-
der b the third party elenenh enq
have denounced their eyefT k4oft
when it would injure the chances u
the regular nominee" btlt nou, t1et
ths shnf b % tls OtleF f0ot. ana eAe
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-15

President Cleveland Is enforcing
his rules Of JeffersOuian simplicity In
the White House, aud refuses 90 pay
81 q pound for Delaware county but.
ter. He now gets his butter for 6O
cents.
General Slekles has made q PROPOSE
ton for q reunion Of the Army Of the
Potomac and the army Of the North
ern Virginia on the field In July 1887,
being the 24th anniversary OF the bat
tie Of Gettysburg.
Tablets 10 the memory Of Sargent
8. Prantiss, William Pitt Fessenden,
the poet LOngfsllOW, Fanny Fern
and n. P. Willis we're placed In the
public building at Portland, Me-, as Q
part Of the Fourth Of July celebFa-
tiOn.
Harry Thaddeus, the young irish-
man whose portraits OF Abbe IIiszt, de
Brazla and other celebrities have been
attracting attention In London, has
Just finished q life size portrait Oi
Pope Leo XIII, which Is said to be
very Hfe-like.
Miss Lou Butterfield, Of Kansas
City, who has been out Ofthe country
some two years with her aunt, the
wife Of Pers Hyacinthe, arrived 10
Chicago recently, and will reach her
home Ia about two weeks, the inter
vening time In visiting friends In the
East.
BOSTON, July 12.-AbOut 200 active
republicans, from all points Of Massa-
chusetts, met here to-day, and adopt.
ed resolutions asserting that the Re
publican party In Maasachuse It's
should declare its uncOmprO misinl
antagonism 10 the liquor saloon, and
that the question OF constitutional
prohibition should be submitted to
the people, and inviting men Of ell
parties 70 cooperate. An eKecuti We
committee Of hfteen was appointed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-15

SOME Of the truth regarding. the
vetolng Of the pension bill giving $50
per month to the widow Of Gen. Hun
ter, is that Black, the commissioner
Of pensions, gets q pension Of 500 per
month. A few days ago the widow Of
General Stannard Of Vermont, Was
given q pension Of 500 per month.
The services Of General Hunter In tire
Union army entItle his widow 20 q $50
monthly pension ct least. The
trouble Il that General Hunter on
May 9, 1882, issued an order declaring
ell slaves free within his department.
General Hunter was prealdlng officer
Of the court martial that convicted
Fitz John Porter. Gen. Hunter
served his country faithfully In the
army since 1922. This ls cause
enough and the widow Of Major Gen
eral Hunter must be coElented with
the $50 per month. Porter is vindi-
Gated and the widow is unhOnored.
And this is the way things go.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-15
Mentor Music.
REPORTER.


Thermometer registered llll' above
zero Tuesday.
s. s. Godfrey and w. A. Maxwell
have gone to Kansas City with stock.
S. s. with cattle, w. A. with hogs.
The hail that accompanied the rain
Tuesday, did not do much harm to
the crops aIOund here, but the farm
eFs would be very we'll pleased 70 see
another rain without the hail.
Mrs. G. X. Jones, the wife Of q
former pastor, is visiting the family
Of w. A. Maxwell aBd others. Mrs.
Jones was very popular while among
us and is welcomed by everyone. Her
present home Is In Baldwin city,
Kansas, where she has attained quite
q reputation as an artist, and is now
painting q group Of cattle for w. A.
Maxwell, which Mr.. Maxwell de-
signs hanging up In the P. o., at Sa-
lima.
Rev. Dana visited Mr.. Joel Maltby
Thursday last when they returned
at about 8 O'Clock p NJ. they found
Mrs. G. X. JONI e and quite number
Of other folks from around here and
also from Assaria and Bridgeport, In
possession Of the church and parsOn-
age. When Mrs. and MF. Dana en-
tered the church Rev. lockwood
made q short address and presented
q new table and set OF chain, which
were filled with other necessities Of
life. Mr.. Dana responded with ap-
propriate remarks thanking the peo-
pie for their kindness. The company
vraa then invited over 70 the peF1On-
age where q good supper had been
PREPARED for them. Everyone had an
enjoyable time and departed feeling
happy, but not happier than their
pastor.
Miss Lizzie Anthony, who has been
visiting Miss Eva Dana, has departed
for her home IN Russell, kans.
Rev. Dana is visiting friends in
Russel, his former charge.
OCCASIONAL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-15

TIE move 70 make John ~. Price,
Of AtchlsOn, an independent anti
prohibition Republican candidate Cor
Governor did not meet with much r.
vOr In any portion Of the state. One
very Important portion Of the pEQjeOt
-(the acceptance BY Mr.. Price Of the
hoa0F) failed at the outset The lat
ter gvRHeman vas very peremptOry
IN his decilnstlon Of the honor. The
antl-pEohIbltion business viii now
have 10 be shOuldeFed oOmDlaisly by
the Democratic party. The RePubll'
can party h now fully abreast with
the far advanced spirit Of the age, and
upsaks e. smphstiOally upon this
question e. the most radical prohibi-
Zionist could ask.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-15

FHH AndeFpon men submlt 10 the
insvitabls with very bad grace. An
deEson wa beaten BY the same meth
ods that defsatea Col Phillips and
nominated Andersen sight summers
since, and yet Phillips did not sulk In
hls tent o. make any trouble about IT,
He submitted like q man and . good
Republican. He lsOksd upOn his defeat
philosophlcaily ss one q the chances
Of war politically apeakingl, and
would have supported bic HaOsessfHl
opponent vigorously upon the stump
had be beeu allowed 10 Do 20 By the
Congressional COMMITTEES. The Ander-
son FinEslers are aeet Of babies IN thslE
howl aboat the C0nsnHdla uonvsn-
tlon. The majority 6f them are bolt
en- aud kickeEs, Who are naadF %
swallow Democracy IN whole OF half
dnses, IL they can oiill e0utinne e the
pabIIs lsaL And more, their man
Andessnn b willing b DO the sane
shiae. Ths rslegatlon % Andesoa b
pssVaas ne b Oaly what cOald have
bssn expeeted soE one who raises
apDlauses on the DsGocEstie aide Of
ths Houas, Votes with DemOeEata, is
anythIng o. nothing On TIE Ruhabi-
hiiion qrestioa. b blEssE than his