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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
RIPPLEs FRoM TBI RIVER.

News GIeapsd About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The Telegram leaves for Clariogton ai
3 p. m, sharp.
The marks on the lsoding last night
showed feet and falling.
The W. n. Chancellor leaves for Charles.
ton on Friday 81 4 o'clock Q. m.
The marks at Pitsbufg last night inG
Gated fe., ii itehss and falling.
MARKS at other plses-0l City. 2 fee'
2 inches and tsllioe; Parker. 3 feet
inches aud falling; Mofgantosn, 8 fee'
inehe, and falling; Bovnsviile. S fee
and stationary; Lock No. ] fee, 2 inches
and falling; Greensboro. II lee. 8 incbe'
and falling; Rices Landing S feet 2inehs
sni 10 ling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
BaRe Ball

At Washington-Nstionsls, !, New
ark 3.
At Savannah, Ga-Savsnnsb, Z, Mem
phis 3.
At Augusta, Gs-Atlantas 9, Au'
gustas, 4.
At Charleston, s. C.-Charlestons IL,
Chsttanoogss 10.
At Macon, Ga-NashvilIfs 8, Macons 7,
At S.. Louis-Browns IL, Pittsburg, 10
At Observation-Disclosures ?, Metrepol.
itaus 10
At Philadelphia Athletics 7, Brooklyn
3.
AtLouisvilie-Loui-ville At 2, Cincinnati 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Cinclpnati's Festival.

CIxcMyATI, O., April 2O.-First days
sale of seats 10, the sea'on Of the May
Music Festival, brought 1924, OF which
$3,494 represents the p'emiums upon the
643 seats sold The average premium is
S. 43. In 1884 when tickets sold for
$l2, (tbey are now $40 escb). the total
sales first day we;e 81 282, premiums
81 O38, number of seats sold 437. High
est premium paid today was 500. Sale
will be continued tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
OPPOSING LIBERALS
Combining Against Mr. Gladstone
and Home Rule.
sPENcER's OPPOSITION IN, THE WAY
OF Abandoning the Land BII...Greeks En-.
thusiastic for War.--GeneraI
Foreign Dispatches.

LoSDoS. April 20.-Some Of the lead.
ing Liberals opposed to the separation of
Ireland are forming a committee for the
purpose Of securing joint actor. It Is
understood that Lord spencer's opposition
alone prevents the abandonment ef the
land bill. Mr.. Chamberlain will make no
further aivAEces but will await devsloi-
ments.
A Lord BoycItted.
DUBLIN. April 20. The town OF L;s,ovel
county Kerry. is placarded with notices of
boycott against Lord 0rma,hwai,c. The
boycott orders tenants On Lord Ormath-
waites property to resign their holdings
within week.
Lord Mayor Sullivan Addressed q meet
ing OF the Iri,h National League to day.
and said that while he could not pronounce
Mr.. Gladstones Home Rule bill ,oaal to
the ideal Of the Nstionslists, il was a mess-
ure that Ireland could honorably accept.
Thirsting for War.
ATHENS. April 20.-Four steamer. have
oeen Chartered 10 convey troops 10 Volta
whence they are to march to the front.
The soldiers are enthusiastic tor war and
the semiothcisl papers are warl ke in their
utteraness. The greatest activity prevails
in the transport department at the Piraens.
A large supply Of war material has been
ordered to be sent to Thessaly, With the
promptest possible dispa,cb.
A Sporting Buke Dead.
PARIS, April 20-1he Duke de Csstries.
the we'll known sporting patron and
bto'ber.ir-,aw D! MG-shal Mcmahon, 10
dead.
PARIS, April 2O-Ano,her Of the wolf
bitten Russians under treatment oy Pasteur
has died Of hydrophohis,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
viii Try it AkAip,

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Senator Logan
re introduced in the Senate to-day, his bill
to increase the efficiency of the army with
the section stricken out which provides fol
the increase OF the number
OF men, relating to the pay OF chaplsjuS
and authorizing commissioned officers t.
make deposits Of money with the army
nsYmasters,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Exritsns.t IN Tsxas.

Great excitement has been caused 10 tbs
vicinity Of Paris. Tex, by the rsmasksbis
recovery Of Mr.. J. z. Corley. vbo - -
helpless be could not turn 10 bed, o. Faiss
h;s head; everybody ssid be vas dying q
Consumption. A trial bottle Of o. kisgs
ye~ Discovery vas sest him. NDdioa ~
lief, he boaebt la-fe bottjs asd box %
DR.. Kings Nev Life Pills: By fbs tine -
had tstsn TO boxo Of Pix and fvo bos-
tles Of the Discovery. - vss vsll ssa -
gaissd In assh thifiyix pessds Tnal
botaIss Of this 0gsa3 Dlresuy fsf cos-
sunptioa Re q L,saa . CA's.
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Beats the Male slugs er All Hollow.

SAN ASGELo TEXAS, April 2O.-One Of
the most devilish crimes ever committed
in this vicinity was perpetrated yesterday
morning in the negro precincts OF the town.
lll.teeliug has existed for several weeks be-
tween Mary Love, q handsome young quad
room, and mulatto woman, Matte Moore
They met about O. clock and q brutal bat
tie was wsged. Both women carried dirk
knives. Mary Love was stabbed ten times,
each cut being two or three inches deep
Matte Moore received four severe gsshes,
but none were serious. The climax of the
battle was reached when the mulatto grab
bed the tongue of the PROSTATE qusdroon
and cut it out near the root. Notwith-
standing her teaifal mutilstion, the quad.
room will survive her wounds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
An Oil Fire.

PlTrsBURG. Pa April 2O.-This evening
fire at the Bear Creek oil refinery, situs
ted seven miles north Of this city, Oh the
Allegheny Valley railway, destroy
ed an extensive warehouse, forty feel
vide by l50 feet long, together with an
sgitstor tank containing 1900 barrels o.
oil, pine stills, one empty sgitator 3,00O
empty barrels, Eve settling par lands and
10000 feet OF lumber. The fire was
caused by the explosion Of the agitator.
The oil burned Gereely for several hours
The loss was $4,000, which is fully COW
cred by insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Oil at Burton.

Burton, W. Va, April 2O.-This after.
noon the spot was chosen and work began
on our Pennsy ylvsnis oil we'll ct ihis place
Everything ia at hand and work started
this afternoon; drilling will follow within
five days. 1t is contemplated to go to the
Bltler sand, about three thousand feet.
The outlook is good The practical oil
Well men of the party are we'll pleased with
the prospects and feel ssnRuine OF success
The we'll will in all likelihood be called
the "Old Hundred" because OF its being
located in q place of that name.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Sared HI. Life.

Mr.. D. /. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, ky.,
says he was for many years badly afflicted
with phthislc, also diabetes; the pains were
almost uncomfortable and would sometimes
almost throw him into couvulsions. BE
tried Electric Bitters and got reliet from
the frat bottle, and after taking six bottles
was entirely enred and hsd gained in flesh
eighteen pounds. Says be positively be-
Geyes be would hsvs died had it not hseu
for the relief afforded By Electric Bitters
Sold st fifty cents bottle By Logan L Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
OnansiYe PArtisanr.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-In executive
session among the rejected are said to be
the postmasters ct Marshsiltown and Web
ster City, Iowa, both on the ground Of o..
fensivs psrtissuship Thess cases were
the only ones whlOh gave riss TO much dis
cussion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
THE sWIICHMEN's STRIKE.

another Train Disabled and an Employe
Knocked Senssless.
CHICLGo, April 20.-This morning at
daylight Superintendent Amsdeu and Gen
eral Freight Agent Blodsstt, of the Lake
Snore road, we're psomenAding the tracks
IN the vicinity of Polk street. When asked
sSo0t the prospects of resumiug businss ss
to-day, Mr.. AnSden said: i don't thinl
mat We viii Try 70 do anything to-day
mere Is 10 use in tryisg to get train
past Forty-6rst street"
IN the yards this morning thsre was NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Woman's Face.

What iu-niaure can give such 6nish 10
Q room. ~ Q tender womsn's fsce," ssks
George Elliott. No. any. ve are happy 10
answer, provided tbs glow Of health ten
pes tie lender expression. The pale,
anxious. bioodless face Of the cossumptivs,
or the evident suffering Of the dyspepde,
induce feelings Of sorrow and grief on our
part and compel us to tell fhsm Of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" The
sovereign remedy fos consuup,ioa and
other diseases CT the respiratory systsm -
vel ~ dyspepsia and othsr digestive
troubles. Ssld sveryvhsse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
How to Make Money While Doing Goo

How 10 MHke NVhey WHO DoIuB UVU"'
The many visitors to the City OF New
Orleans during the past winter months,
have frequently, both in their letters home
and their recountiug the incidents Of their
travels dWelt upon the celebrated Charity
Hospitsl, which hss been a refuge for
many years to the sick and injured, and
which is sustained by the Louisiana State
Lottery, about which. and its Monthly
Grand Distributions of Fortunes, anyone
can learn more on an application to NJ. A
Dauphiu, New Orleans, La Here is 9
rare case where person may make much
money BY doing good 10 strsngers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Loaka 20 UntidY.

Nothing looks more untidy thas ihs
preserce Of scurf and dapdruG in tb4 hair
and on the clothing. One bottle of'Par.
kef's Hair Balsam viii besl ths scalp and
free il iron tbs nuissnce 6tops falling Of
the hair, promotes rev growth and makes
il soft. gIossy and silky. Best Of dss sing.
Deliciously psFfuusd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Ali.p CattIsuss Ordered Out.

KAxsAs CIrr, No April 10 psivsss
telegram received in this city today ssys
I'll persons owning cattle in ths Chieksasv
Nation have been ordered out This ~
plies only to aliens, and not 10 natives d
the Naiion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
MoNTREAL's FLOOD,


Thousands of Residents Imprisoned In
Their Houses without Food.
MONTREAL April 2O.-There is little
abatement Of the water in the flooded dis
trict to-day. Business is at a comePlete
stsndstill, the deluge being the only thing
thought of. Hundreds o! Wholesale and
retail houses are closed, being inaccessible
except BY boats. The suffering ofthe res
idents in the flooded part of the city ia in,
tense. In Gnfhntowl, where the Irish
population is chiefly settled, $4,000 persons
have been forced to the upper fats Of
their houses BY water, aud many are with.
out food. Twenty four streets are covered
With water to depth Of FIVE feet. In Point
St. Charles and St. Gabriel, 1900 persons
are in the same predicsment on Il streets
similarly inundated They are principally
mechanics and lsborers employed in man
ufactories situAred there, and all OF which
are closed by the food.
Terrible tales are received OF sutferingi
in the surrounding villages, but communi
cation ia cut of and essis'apce for the
present is we'll nigh impossible. Th'
scene is quite as desolste as yesterday,
waste Of waller stretching sway in slmos
every direction ss far as the eye can reich
Reports from Longueiul state that man
people have been iesrfully injured By III
ice which has come down with the food
All about The village Of St. Lambert th
ice is piled up half as high IS the houses
St. Gabriel and Point St. Charles, are st;l
completely surrounded and appear to b
under water.
The Storm in Pennsylvanis.
SHENANDOAH, Pa. April 20-One
the most violent thunder and rain storm
ever seen in this section swept through th
Mshouing Valley this afternoon. A bar
belonging to ]. ". Kerchnef who keeps
dairy was struck by lightning and destro
, ed with It's contents including several COW
, Rain began to fall fe= minutes before
! o'clock and continued to come down i
torrents, flooding streets and many cellar
: Hail Storm.
, READING, Pa, April ga severe Ia
: storn patsei aleng the Blue Mountain th
D afs.noor, near Port c inton and the Ph
/. adslphi4 and Reading railroad. A hss,
ev,hsnk mant Eas vaahai on q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
HoRsFoKD,s ACID PHOSPHATE,
For overvorked Fsmals,.

DIR. J. P. Covan, Ashland, O., say 1T
proves satisfactory IS nerve tonic; also
in dy.peptic conditions OF ths stoG seb
With general debility, such ss We fad il
oyersorked females, with nsrvo1s hesd
ache and is accompaniment"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
ATrta.urI Appointment.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The Secretary
of the Treasury to-day app3inted Peter
Bonnet, formerly Mayor Of Elizsbe,b, N
j., chiefof the Revenue Marine division,
sressury Department vice Clark, resigned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Secretary Lamar Back.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Secre,sry La
mar returned ,bis morning from bis
Southern trip mach improved in health and
attended the Cabinet mee'iug at noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Bond Call,

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury this afternoon issued ca
for $40 600, 600 three per cent bonds. TIE
call will mature June lst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Manning Able to Sit Up.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Sscretsry Mat
ming had good nigh and has been SIT
ting up o considerable portion of the day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
WHEETJNG w WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL p, 1886.

tracks aud coal train ran into the earth,
wrecking the locomotive aud nearly forty
loaded cars. Losa estimated at $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
TIE RESULT OF CARELEssNE.s.

IbE RESULT W
Tho channel Quilted by the rushing water
is from so to 200 feet wide and while the
evideHces OF it's terrific power are plainest
as the pond is approached the most ser
ious loss of life occurred three miles from
the lake in East Lee village. The water
reaches stream on which manufactures
are built, by a brook running through the
woods aud thinly settled farm lands, and
there were not much OF life or many build.
ings to be lost until the village was
reached.
TERRIBLE LOSS or LIFE ASD PROPERTY.
Here it wrecked Edwin Sturgis' barn,
swept away bridge spanning the brook,
which is bat small asst runs naturally from
a small pond, and then rushed down the
channel Of the stream. on which dwellings,
and manufactures are located. Couch 4
Oadley's millWright shops, John Dowd 9
mandatory Of paper machinery, and o.
N. Whites carriage shops were all de-
stroyed.
White family, consisting Of himself and
wife aged I8 and 45 respectively, their
daughter Ida, and sn infant sou, were in
bed when he food struck the house aud
we're all killed by the building crushing in.
All the bodies except that Of the baby have
been recovered.
Theodore King and wife and Mrs. Char.
King rushed from their house and were
carried of by the food and drowned. Had
they remsined in the house they would
have been saved, as the building was not
destroyed.
Simon Do I'd, aged 60 years is knowa to
have been drowned, but his body has 20.
Yet been found.
Further down the stream John Nc
Lsughlin's machine shops, Harrison Gar,
fields mill aud Farmer Decker aud Sab,
ries' mill were all ruined. The boilers and
all the basement machinery was taken out
oy the flood and carried away like SO much
wood.
John Veruons paper mill was also
put,ed. These disasters throw a great
many hands out of employment, and liter
ally paralyzes all East Lee inc u'tries
The loss in properly is fully 5000. 600
while the expense Of repairing roads aud
other costs that must fall on the town will
e .ch so 900 more. Charles knight, be
tore reported dead, is alive, but badly in
iured and it il thought hs will recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
RUSHING WATER
0verwheIms a Town in MassaChu-
setts,
DROWNING ABOUT A DOZEN PEOPLE
And Causing Great Loss to the Village
All Its Manufactures
Swept Away

PGrrsFIELD, Mass, April 2O.-A terrible
accident has occurred at East Lee, result
ing in large loss OF life and much damage
to property. At six o'clock this morning
the village Of Esst Lee was devastated and
inundated by the breaking away of a dam
at Mud Pond reservoir, Mountain Lake,
about two and half miles from the vii.
lsge. The pond covered many acres Of
swamp, and was increased from its origi'
nal limited size by extensive dams built BY
club of manufacturers as q storage place
for water. East Lee village, whose half.
dozen paper mills are situated on the
stream, received its first news of the scci.
dent when the food came pouring down
the streets, the water being from four to
six feet deep aud bringing with it trees,
portions Of barns, houses, fences, wagons
and every form Of movable property. Peo-
pie fed to the slopes Of the valley along
WulCu luo 'OtLout "aS POuAinSi onH co"
houses moved and toppled about like chips
on river.
The food passed Eas. Lee and went on
down the road, destroying gardens lawns
and fences. and movirg the smaller build
Jugs. 1t had not the po yer, however, to
wreck utterly the larger b ouses though the
damage done will amount TO many thou
sands of dollars. As soon as possible the
people went up the line of the flood toward
the pond and found the river worse as they
approached the startirg point Of the tor.
rent. Fortunately the track of the food
Was in a sparsely inhabited country, but
what destruction there was for it to do in
wrecking three or four houses along its
way, was thoroughly accomplished. Much
stock. besides property, is lost
The explorers have already found the
bodies of ak persons and are searching for
others. The scene ia one of terrible desc.
lation, and the toWa Of Lee is wild with ex.
cItemeDt.
As near as can be ss2ertsined the mud
pond d m gave way AT $50 this morning.
1t had shown signs OF weakness for some
time. Parties responsible or owning the
privilege of its water supply have been mott
i I'd out nothirg was done. The calamity
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The Storm in Pennsylvanis.
Hail Storm.

RSADNG, Pa, April ?0.--A severe hail
storm patsei aleng the Blue Mountain this
afs.noor, near Port c inson and the Phil
adslpbi4 and Reading railroad. A heavy
smbsnS msat was washed on the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
Dan,arous orranizatiop.

T,1ARKAsA. ARE, April 2O.-t has
be,n discovered that within the past three
weeks the Knights Of Labor have organ
izsd several eolored assemblies in this
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-30

A large meeting OF workingmsn sid
lAborers frona this Union Stock I.xrda
was held In Chicago ON "Wednesday
evening, to ratify the eighthovr move.
nent. George N. Soseta. editor Of abe
knights OF Labor organ, mSde an cd
dress, In which he declared strikers 70
be foolish, no matter bow Just the cause
Of the strikers might be, and said "they
were q weapon which NO working man
|conld use without doing harm TO him-
felt. They were to DO avoided above
j all things. These had never yet been y
strike where the strikers made perma-
neut gain OF everything they de-
manded." He ridiculed the action OF
tho two hnndred furniture workers on
the north side who had gone out after
receiving every thing they asked be-
cause some men In Cincinnati are not
similarly favored. cat present the
sels aim OF the working classes should
be the establishment OF the eight hour
system, not by striking, but by appoint
ing committees of cool headed men Ia
talk the mstter over In friendly spirit
with the bosses" Resolutions were
adopted declaring for the eight hour
rule, and appointing q committee u
meet representatives of the packing
house hrms for the purpose Of
/ reaching an underst anding on The
question.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-30

THE CONTEST for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff is getting worked
up to fever heat, and is about the only
matter OF political interest that ripples
the smooth surface OF the political
waters. The leading candidates appear
to be Messrs. Smith, Allen and Cham
bers OF this city, aud Mr.. Lsmbson Of
New Castle, q quartette that will make
things very lively, when they all get
down to work in earnest. Apparently
Mr.. Smith has the greatest elements OF
strength, and IL he holds his auxiliaries
well together he may pull through.
Democrats who have the success OF
their party in view look upon him rs
the candidate most likely TO be favored
by the laboring class Of the comm unity.
MIR. Smith made most excellent coro-
ner for two years and deputy coroner
for two years more, and we have nc
doubt he will make equally ~ good q
Sheriff IL elected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-30

THE CARRoLLToN, Mississippi, ma
sacre uf seventeen negroes has been in
estigated by a grand jury Of Carroll
County, and 10 Indictments we're found
against any body. Nevertheless here
were seventeen negroes sitting quietly
in the court house not dreaming OF
danger until they received volley of
rifle balls that left them liteless
amongst the benches in the SO cslled
house of Justice. Not even was any
body To blame for tho massacre. Many
of those who did The shooting were
well known, one Of them being this son
OF United States Senator George from
Mississippi. In all probability some
who fired thetatal buliets were Ine ubers
of the grand inquest, but thia Is al
ways Lie way these massacres Of negroes
are inves' gated down south. Nlbody
is to blame. What a blur On civilizA-
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-30

IT IS THE Galveston News that asks
the pertinent question, What has the
Democratic administration done to gain
the confidence of the country? We
sugges to he News not 10 be 30 peril
mem in 10 iu .errogatories, they are very
annoying to the administrations! Bat
IL the question hae to be ans wered any
body can do 1t. Wa have only to look
ut the labor troubles caused by free
trade teudencits aud The linkaring at
the tariff by the y mo- ratio majority
IN the House to sin farther reduce the
tariff and make wages lower As the
Ne - bel ned to -lect CleVel and it ought
mo- . } soon to ask such perplexiug ques-
tions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-30
RUSSELL'S
BEE HIVE"
306 Market Street.

A few OF orr Big Bargains in Dress
Goods for this week.
- inch lIomespuu, all wool, eight
good shades, AT tho uuheArd of low
prizes of ~ cents a yard.
Nine shades Of 40 luch Bomespun at
a. cents yard. Not found elsewh ere
at the price. The goods are certainly
cheap aud desirable.
Six shades of All nch Serge or Spring
Cheviot at 10 cents. A bargain that
onght not be overlooked.
We also have line OF the very popu.
lar Snow flake Silk and Wool goods.
Tficots, IN 80 and 81 inches.
"a inch SerGes, in tho new shades.
No lady can afford TO buy silk
dress without looking over our stock.
The quantity of goods, the reliable
makes, and the price. arc three distinct
things in favor of the buyer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-30

Do not FORGET the school election
tomorrow afternoon. The polls open
between Ii a. m. and IL m. and will re-
main open until q p. 10. Remember
also that your city aud school tax re-
ceipt will be your voucher for your
right TO vote. Your receipt may not be
req uired, but 1t Is better to have IL along
with you in case 1t should be asked for.
In the first place be sure and vote for
the best mamie man who will throw
aside partissnship and political preju-
dice and will act conscientiously for the
good Of the cause OF education. Let
there be big vote polled. An election
ut which not more than 900 out OF
IA 200 votes are cast il bnt little less
than farce, and those elected do moi
represent the will Of the people.