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NOn.Resident Notice.

No 6O43, X. DIN the Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-The State of Ten
nessee and County Of Shelby VS.. l.. ~.
Barksdale ct al.
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn
to in this cause that the defendants Susan g..
Rayner is a resident OF Texas; Andrew Stew
art is q resident Of Louisiana; i. 7. Cham
bers, trustee, a resident of Arkansas; and
that they are all non-residents Of the State
of Tennessee; the residence OF the heirs Of
NJ. J. Archard, deceased, Of Joe Lowery Of
the heirs Of X. Rayner, deceased, Of William
Griffin, Of John L. Griffin, Of John T. Greg
DRY and wife Msrcilla, Of Bernardine Ned,
and heirs of Il. Ilby, licensed G. N. Miller,
trustee, Matsen Jones, A. j. Looney; Of the
heirs Of j. NJ. ID. Miller, deceased; John I.
Lee, Pierre Van Alstine; OF the heirs Of Mil
ton A. Kerr, deceased; Of n. X. Wing, de-
ceosed; Martha j McClelland, D. W. Pom
cy, A. A. Bogard and his wife, Mrs, - Bo-
gard, John =. r. COwan Of the heirs Of NJ.
d. l.. Rankin, deceased, Mary I. Rankin,
Joseph G. Rankin, Matthew II Rankin, are
unknown and cannot be ascertained after
diligent inquiry; this bill is fled 10 collect
taxes due the state and county on lots owned
by above named parties and various other
parties;
II Is therefore ordered. That they make
their appearance herein, at the Court House
of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in May, 1886, and
plead, answer or demur 20 complainant bill
or the same will be taken for confessed as 10
them and set for hearing ex parte; and that
a copy Of this order be published once week /,
for four successive weeks, in the Appeal.
A Copy~Attest: thu
S. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
Byn.F. Walsh, Deputy G. Il VI
Lee Th9rRt2n. solicitor Tor complainant
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OCEAN STEANSnIPS.
Tdl EUROPEI

Cooks ExeurN.OO Parties leave in
April, May, juno and July. Send for Pro
RrammO,
IndlViduaI Tourist Tiekct for lrav oil
In Europe and all parts OF the globe. Pas
sage 'Tiekets by all lines OF steamers.
Cocks ENc0rsiODtst, with mans, pub
lished monthly, by mail for rtE CpEvs
THOs. COOK a eJN.
POI broadway New York
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PETROLEunMARKET

Coal OIL-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., April 2l.-Petro-
leum steady; s.w., ll0o, 7sc.
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THR Dean Adams will pass up
Saturday morning for Osceola and the
upper bends.
The Coahama, Capt. Thos. Claggett,
is the Memphis and Little Rock rail
road boat this evening at 6 o'clock for
Madison.
The City of Cairo, Capt. Shep.
Lightner, is the Anchor Liu9 packet
this evening at o'clock for Cairo a. Il
81, Louis. J. c. Elton is'her clerk.
TIE Belle Memphis, Capt. George
Baker, is the Anchor Line packet this
evening at 6 O'Clock for Vicksburg and
the bends. Al, Simpson is her clerk.
The Gayoso, Capt. w. p. Hall, is
the packet tomorrow evening at Is
o'clock for Hale's Point, Tiptonville
and all way landings, Jesse 2, Walt
is her CLERK.
Tue Dean Adams, Capt. Henry
Cooper, is the packet this evening at
o'clock for Helena, Friars Point and
all way landings. win Ashford and
viii Smither are her clerks.
The James W. Gaff, Capt. John
s. Jones, is the pacset this even
ing at 6 o'clock for Cairo, Louisville,
Cincinnati and all way landings. IL. G..
Bruce and Lew Briggs are her clerks.
The Gaff will give cheap rates to all
points North and East.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Mark r
Cheek, is the United States mail
packet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
for Helena, Arkansas City and all
way landings. W. G. Banker has
charge of her office, assisted by Low
Price, Morris Cans and j. @. Wycof.
THE Freddie Robinson, Capt Milt
r. Harry, in place of the DeSmet, is
the packet Saturday evening at
o'clock for all points on White river
going through to Newport and making
connections with packets for upper
White and Black rivers. Albert Me.
Ghee and Hugh Smith are her clerks
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WEATHER ANR RINERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A., I
MEMPHIS, April 20, pm. !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75o meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market, opened
quiet and closed quiet middling,
SIC. Sales, 17CO bales, of which 600
were to exporters and 100 to spin
ners.
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LIVE nTOCK.

CATTLE-Choice 10 extra Corn-fed,
900 to l050pounds, 4l@4Sc; good, 3a6n
Ale; choice grass.ied, 3l@33c; good,
3@3lc; fair to medium, 2192ac; COM
mon, li@2c.
Hoas-Choice, 3s@ic; good, $40
SIC; common, 3@3tc.
SREEP Choice, 4@4lc; medium, 3
@3lc; common, $l@l so.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, April 2l.-The
Live Stock indicator reports: Cattle
receipts, 1922 head; shipments, $40
head; market opened seady, but fell
off sc before noon, closing weak /;
choice to fancy, S. 1906 80; fair to
good. "a t0@5; common to medium,
f4(94 80; feeders, SO 1904 49, COWS,
So 1908 so. Hogs-receipts, 1851
head, market weak, slow and DC
lower; coed to choice, So 1904 10;
mixed packers', SO COOS SO. Sheep
receipts, 1857 head; shipments,
225l head market quiet, good 70
choice, S4G5; common to medium, -
as 80.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 2l.-The DrOp-
ers' Jouradl reports: Oattle-receipts,
$500 head; shipments, 1000 head /;
market slow; common l0c lower; ship
ping steers, $50 to 1900 lbs, S4 25(9
8; stockers and feeders, 81 1904 20;
cove, bulls aud mixed, ST. 50@4 20
bulk, 50 00(93 20; through Texas cat.
tie, 81 40@5l Is. Hogs-reoeipts, 1906
head; shipments, 1900 head; market
weak, closed DC lower; rough and
mixed, $4@4 80; packing and ship
ping, 81 1904 90; light, So 60@4 3d.
skipp, 81 1908 60. sheep-receipts,
5000 head; shipments, 500 head; mar
ket slow and weak natives, 81 50@5 70
shorn Texans, 81 50@2 90.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,.
sTEAMERs LEAVING
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEVEE.

ArriuaI.-Dean Adams, Friars Point
+. w. Cole, Madison; City of Provi
dence, Vicksburg; James w. Gafr,
Cincinnati.
Departures Dean Adams, Osceola
T.. W. Cole, Madison; Chickasaw
White river; City of Providence, st
Louis.
Boats IN Port.--James W. Gaif.
Boats Due DoWR.- Dean Adams
Gayoso and Belle Memphis.
Boats Due Up. Kate Adams, Goa.
homa, Freddie Robinson and City oil
Cairo.
Receipts Yesterday.
James w. Calf 200 tons miscellane
GUS freights.
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LONDON, April 2l.-Consols, 100 ZIG
for money and 1904 for the account.
United States bonds, As, 1881; do. AIS,
1l4s.
PARIS April 2l.-Three per cent.
rentes, S0f. 774c. for the account.
BANK cLEARNGs.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 2l.-Bank
clearings to-day S7,2Ol 600.
New York, April 2l.--Exchanges,
$9l, 212,090; balances, $685., 1919.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 21.-Clear-
ings, 81, 1883; balances, S295,390
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 2l.- Bank
clearings, 81 504, 1856; balances, $780,
ISL.
Boston, MASS, April 81. - Ex-
changes, ZIP, 79S, 999; balances, 81 ,62l,
844.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2l.-
Clearings, $8,9s9,72 balances, 81
594,947.
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New York futures opened steady and
closed quiet and / to 2 points higher
than Tuesday. Quotations unchanged.
Sales, so, 200 bales. The closing quo
tations were as follows:
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The New Orleans future market
opened firm, and closed dull bat steady
and 2 to points higher. Sales, 14,700
bales. The closing quotations we're ss
folioys.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, April 81. - There has
been some improvement in the de-
mand at jo5bing hands, but Of agents
the request has been very moderate,
though continued deliveries on orders.
the daily sales are OF good total
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NEWSPAPER
hDVERTsING

new papere and estimates the cost Of ad-
vertising. The advertiser who want 60 spend
one dollar, finds in Il tue information b. TO
quires while for him who viii invest one
bur dred thousand dollars Ia advertising, g
scheme Isl iicatsd which will meet bis,
every requiaement, or can be mals 60 90 ~
by slight chauro easily arrived 90 bE eorrs
spoudcnco. One hundred and ifty-thruo
editions have been issuod. sent, esipEtqs
20 any address or ten cents. AUpiY 90 e EOs
p. ROWELL a CO., NEWSPAPER AZ
VFRTlSLNi BUREAU u spruce Bt prnt-
fu. tLaufr s.T.rr New York.
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EVANSVILLE, April 2l.-Noon-Riyt r
falling, with 81 7-l0 feet on the gauge .
Weather clear and warm.
PITTpRURe, April 2l-Noon-Rivor 8
feet 10 inches or the gauge and station
airy. Weather clear and warm.
WHEELING, wa, April 2l.--Noon
River 8 feet on the gauge and sta
tionary. Weather clear and pleasant,
CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Noon- Rive
falling, with % feel 5 inches on the
gauge. Weather clear; thermometer
10. Arrived: Granite State, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, April 2l.--Noon-River
falling, with 8 ieet inches in the
canal and feet inches ON the falls
Weather fair and warm. Business
good.
CAIRO, April2l-Noon-RiveI 50iee
inches on the gauge and ialliDr
Weather clear and warm. Arrive
j. A. Wood and tow, Ohio river, i1
pm. Dick Fulton and tow, Ohio rive
5 am. Buckeye State, Mer7qa.s
am; Oakland an oarBe7, Nav Or
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The Liverpool spot market at noon
was reported good business" fair de-
m3nd, rates hardening Sales, 1900
ea'es Of which American 1000 bales.
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Receipts at ports, this day, 1856. 1915
Receipts at ports, this day, 1885. 1892
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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A book o. lOl pages.
A., hest book Tor
lnatv tisoF 70 con-
nit, he he e. peri
enced OF otherWige.
IL oun taius lists %
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leans, 10 am. Departed: J. A. Wood
and tow, New Orleans, 10 pm; Dick
Fulton and tow, New Orleans, 5 am;
Buckeye State, Cincinnati, 10 am;
Oakland and bsrges, st. Louis, 10 am.
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500; New York Central, $685. Pacific
Mail, 10, 405; st. Paul, 2S,6lO; St. Paul
and Omaha, 1870; Union Pacific, o.
6'5; Western Union, 50O5S Northern
Pacific preferred, 7ls5. The closing
quotations were as follows:
GOVERNMENT.
U. S. IS, 1000 bid. New As, ll29f.
as, coup. l2oA. Pacific 6s of 1885, III.
RONHs.
Louisiana cons, IS. Missouri 6s, l0l1z.
Tenn. Is, old, So Tenn. 6s, new, 6S.
Cent. Pac.lsts, ll6. Den. 4 RIG, lists, 10.
Den&k. W lists, q Erie seconds, lOOIlS.
A.K.&T. Ger. 6s, "a y. =. A. c. lists, ll5A
n. West. deb. IS 1857 St.L ST Gen. M, iOS
st. Paul, con 1924. St.P., q. 3P. 1sts, l2i
Il. p. land grantees i. Pr. q. ex cOu,5lE
U. P. frsts, III. WestsShore, lG294.
STOCKS.
Adams Express, AS. Nashville 4 C., so.
Allegheny Cen, =. n, j. Central, 5Qt4.
Alton \ I. r., IS. Nor. and W, pfd. 2s14
A 4. I. II. ,pfd. 90. Northern Pac ,2j5s.
B., G. R. an, 90. NY. G. asst. L.. 81
Canada Pac., 6l1s. Ny C. & St. Lap, A34
Canada Sou: 50. 2. An. W, l0IA.
Central Pacific, Al: CAN. W, pfd., 1874
Chesapeake 4 o. ~. N. T., Central, 1929
G. x o., LIST pfd, II: Ohio Central, -.
9 4 o., I'd pfd., ll19. Ohio I Miss, pa.
Y. A A, l40. y. d Miss, pfd., W:
Q. 4 A., pid, l5S, Ontario 4 West, IN.
O.. b. 4 O., 1884. 0regV Hay., $50.
G., st. u. 4 N. o., = 0rel on Trans. 29ss.
g., St. L. x P, l015. Oregon Imp, %.
G., st. L. & p. ~. ~. Pacific Mail, 54sS.
c., S. * c., 81. Panama, SO.
C&0., 81. Peoria, b. GE., 2S1E.
Del. x Hud., lois. Ptttsburg, $50.
Del, L. A W.. ~: Pullman P. O., 1881.
Den. 4 Rio g., 161<. Reading, 23l.
Erie, 25. Rock Island, l25.
Erie, pfd., So. st. d. AS. f., 10.
East Tenn, ES. s: 1. As. F., p, 20.
East Tenn, pfd, ~. st.L 4 S.F.1st p, 9933S
Fort Wayne, l47. @. NJ. & 81. p, 81.
Hannibal K st. 10, &C. NJ. x St. p. ID. MS
III. 4 st. 10. pfd, - st. p. NJ. An, 1881.
Harlem, pa: st. P, 4 Omaha, 4ll3.
Houston * t., 2oLa. st. Paul 4 o., pfd, 1857
Illinois Ce1; ,lSs3. Texas Pacific, l0A.
Ind b., q W.. ~. Union Pacific, 1925.
Kansas a T., TX. U. s. Express, 6lA.
Lake e & W., II. W, 81. Il. &P., ~.
Lake Shore, SllA. W. st. l.. a. P, o., 49,,
Lou. * Nash, 35H. W. 4 i. Ex., 100.
Lou. d N. A., S6z. W. U. Tel az.
NJ. x c., LIST pfd,- Colorado COa, a.
N. * c., I'd pfd, Home AXE, Ia.
Mem. y Char, 81; Iron Silver, $50.
Mich. Central, &C. Ontario, %.
Min, 4 ST. L., q. Quicksilver 81.
NJ. * 81. L., pfd, 463S Quicks liver, ptd, %.
Miss, Pac., 1875. south paoifc, -
Mobile 4 o., ~. Sutro, 10.
Morris Il Z offd, 40.
IONDoN. ADril 2I-Consols 100 I'll
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STEAMBUATS,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

es- Owing to tho high water the steamer
DEAN ADAMS will have fer Helena and
Friars Point every MONDAY and THURS
DAY att o'clock pm, and for Osoosla and
Gold Dust every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY at 10 o'clock an, until further
notice. JAS. LIRE, Sup't.
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rue ~. Francis River transportation
90. Is Eius side-W heel u. y. Mail SteameT
Rele MaCready, -
.; y joplin . ;; :; v
TUESDAY,
Nt 0 O'clock, for Mariana, Tho Cut on, and
intermediate landings on 81, Francis river.
The captain reserves tho right 70 pass all
landings 40 deems unsafe. JAS, LEE, Jr.,
Snnerintendent. Oftloe No. Madison *
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KeceIpIn YesteraIRY.
FUTURE MOYEMENTs.

James W. Gafl-2OO tons miscellane
rs freights.
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Tone. Rec. Prices Stock,
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WHEREAS. Dc:aul; has been made in the
w conditions of 81 certain mortgage. executed
and delivered by Joseph Chapman and Sarah
England Mortgage Security Company, mortgaccc.
dated the 9Th day of April in the year of our Lord
oIe tlolsand eight bundled and c;ghty-o and
recorded ~ Morlgase in the office Of the register
tory of Dakota, on ille 9Th tlay Of April 4: H.,
1881. ut one O'Clock p M. in hook Of mortgages,
on page no, en- which there IL Claimed to be dtlc,
Hundred and Fifty seven dollars and pcventy.one
ceGIs. (S551.7l.) and no action or proceeding has
been instituted 1T law or in equity to recover fhe
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof: f'
Now therefore. notice is hereby given. that by
virtnc of Il power of sale contained In said mort
gage. and of the statute in such case made md
provided; the said mortgage will be foreclorcd BY
which sale viii De naah IT tlie coHrt lopsc in the
City Of Pcn,biaa il, The County 81 rtnbinaf and
Territory OF Dnk6tn, at public auction, by tie
nesday. the a1st day of July, A. b. 1855. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. 10 satisfy the amount
which shall then be due OH said mortgage with
the interest +. thereon, and costs and expenses Of
in ~ raid nortgaga i case Of foreclosure
to be sold. are tho pieces or parcel. 81 land lit,
Dakota. and known and Described as follows. to- 70.
Wit; The lots number ono ~ and two (a) Of sec
ton seven ~ township one hundred and sixty.
enG 9Ssi raanSs NIX 60, g the or number
east haf Of Tic northeast qHartsr 81 a aestiGp i'm
t.yel,e l1a) township one hundred md sixty ono
Q6l2 rhnso, Fifty oHs f51.) West, containing In al
one hundred ~, nnd s xix aa fory-one one
Dated AT pembina, =. T.. May cath, A. u. 1885.
fLc SEw ENGLAND MoRTG sc u SEcUHITY COY.
j: +. DosH " II. BoygsEN. MortgnCee:
Attorneys for Acrtsngsp 45.b1
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Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
Wv conditions of certain mortgage, executed
Henderson, (hls wife) nortgag0rr. 10 the New
England Mortgage Security Company, mortgage,
dated the 9Th day of January in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty -four
and recorded Us n mortgage in the Office Of the
register Of deeds Of the County Of Pcmbina in the
Territory of Dakota. oD The 18th day of January,
A. ID. 1884. at 1l:i5 O'Clock n. M. in book Of
ruortgnges on page 239. on WHICH there liz claimed
40 he due ut the date of this notice. the amount Of
Five Hundred and Ffty-seven dollars nsl sixty
cents, lsh57.69 and no action Or proceeding bus
been institucd ut law or in equity to recover the
debt secured ny said mortgage. or any part there:
of. The mortgage having by the terms OF said
,sipul due whenever dsfuali should be made In
VA, saen of interest without notice TO the mortg
ngor. aGd such default having been ,s9tle january
1t. 1856. and the mortgagee having duly exercised
his option n,,d declared said principal rum dGs.
Now therefore. notice IL hereby, that by virtue
Of II power of sale contained in sald mortgage.
md of the statute ip slch cure made and provided
she said mortgage viii be foreclOsed by a sale Of
che lsortgagcd premises therein described, which.
..lle vii, be made ut the cOkft house In the City of
tory of Dak"ta, at public auction. Il the sheriff Of
said county. OF BY his deputy. OH Wsas.Gsday the
els, day of July. D. 1886 at 10 o'clock ~ the
iss,n00n to sNtisfy the amount which shall then
be 6gu on said mortgage with the interest thereon
and costs Ynd expenses Of rale. and fifty dollars
.,ttorncy's tees, stipulated il eaid mortgage in
ease of foreclosure.
Yhc premises described in said mortgage. and
he a"unty of Pcnbnu AID Territory of Dakota,
aud KNOWN md described u. follows, to-wit: The
south half of The northwest qsarter, the south.
west quarter Of the north enst quarter and the lot
,,nmbrr Two (..0 nll q: section four az township
,ane hundred and sixtyrtbrce d163D range CITY
,hrcc (ss.) west, containing ono hundred and
Nfty-,,snc and forty-sx one hundredths acres.
Dn;cd nj Pembina, ID. r.. May cath. A. d. 1886.
TME NEW ENGLA AND MoRTG AGE SEcllsITY C0'Y.
j. T.. DosM l. y. IL. Boa EsEN, Mortgage
Attorneys for Mortgage, 49,
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Farmers, Alliance.

We are in receipt of nm address from
the executive committee Of the Farmers
Alliance with a request for its publication,
from which we make the following quo
tation. not having room for the entire
What is our duty in the premises?
The alliance numbers to-day IN this state
sc, 600 votes. 1t is increasing rapidly.
By the End day Of November it will pro.
badly contain Go,0oo votes. This is
force Of earnest, honest men. They are
producers; they seek to Cypress no one;
no tears no cries of suffering follow their
footsteps; they are the salt Of the earth.
This great force wisely welded is suftici.
ent to control the coming election.
We trust you will lay down one plat
form of action: Declare that no railroad
officer OF tool or lobbyist. no agent of the
wheat ring infamy, no plundered or OPP.
pressor of the people, shall be elected to
any office in or by this state. The men
who rob the people ought not to ask to
represent them. Let people govern
themselves. Let this be as good old
Abraham Lincoln said. "A government
Of the people, by the people and for the
people," And there was never greater
necessity for the emphasis Oh that word
fol than now. Too long has It been
q government of the people and by the
people for the benefit of every knave
WHO was cunning enough to rob the
people. In one respect we confess we
know not what to do. We do aot desire
to organize political party. We hope
that one party or the other will present
get OF candidates that we can endorse.
But the signs are not lacking that the
propose 10 capture both politi-
cal conventions, and thus, whether Re-
publicans or Democrats win, monopoly
shalt triumph. We still hope for the best
but we should prepare ourselves for the
worst. We would say to you: Devote
your thoughts especially to the legislative
question.
In counties where your following is
not strong enough to carry, study the
history ii tl;s candidates and vote for
the one you believe 10 be most honorable,
capable and honest. If man Las be-
t.syed you once, do not trust him again. |
Apply the same rule to candidates to
Whatever you do, act together.
Your enemies act together, no jealousies
disturb them in their work of plundes.
It will lie pitifnl thing if the thieves are
10 be united and the honest men are to
10 divided. When you make your nomi. !
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49, T II E
Chicago,
Milwaukee
and St. Paul
RAILWAY

Is the fast mail short line from st. Paul
and i nnearolis via Lacrosse and Mil
waukee to Chicago and all points in the
Eastern States and Canada. 1t is the
only line under one management be-
tween st. Paul and Chicago. and is the
finest equipped railway in the northwest.
1t is the only inerunning Pullman draw
ing-room sleeping cars with luxurious
smoking rooms, and the finest dining cars
in the world. via the famous "River
Bank Route" along the shores of Lake
Pepin and the beautiful Mississippi River
to Milwaukee and Chicago. Its trains
connect with those of the Northern lines
in the Grand Union Depot at st. Paul.
No change of cars of any class between
st. Paul end Chicago. For through
tickets, timetables and full information,
apply to any coupon ticket agent in the
Northwest. X. Miller, general manager;
j. 4. Tucker, Asst. Gen'l. Manager; A. v.
III. Carpenter, Gen'l. Pass. and Tiki. Agt.;
Geo. III. Heafload, Asst. Gen'l. Pass. and
Tiki. Agt.. Milwaukee, Wis. ". II.
Dixon, Asst Gen'l Pass. agent, St. Paul
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nations there will be more or less dis.
appointment. You cannot find perfect
men. The ambitious men bide their
time. You cannot hatch the en- by
breaking 1t. Stick to your nominations.
Appeals will be made to your jealousies.
Do not desert your friends to elect your
enemies. Remember, We not only want
q majority in the next legislature, but we
want the orxanization-the speaker and
the committees; and we want to elect
senators who will select their own com.
mittees in case there is any doubt again
about the honesty ofthe lieutenant cover
nor. There lie another point which we
would urge upon you: In war they EN-.
ploy sharp-shooters to pick off the gener-
ais, for with the leaders gone the army
is half defeated. In politics the rule is
the same. They fire at the leaders. ri
any man is faithful to you he will be bit.
torly denounced. If he is corrupt he
will be praised bv those who buy him.
Be suspicious Of any Of your own men
whom your enemies praise. II a man
stands by you stand by him. There are
those who have made themselves tar
gets for calumny for advocating your
cause. Other things being equal, these
are the men whom you should send to
the legislature. You want earnest. hon
est men and no blockheads. It is not
sufficient to elect men WHO will vote
right, speak right. plan right, fight right.
There is no substitute for brains. Money
needs tools. The people want men.
Above all avoid men who carry open
bands behind their backs. When you
nominate men, crossroad lawyers and
behring's of your enemies will cry out,
"Oh! he wants an Office" Well, suppose
he does, who is better entitled to one
than your friend; and those who cry out
thus want an Office worse than the one
who gets it. These rascals would have
you believe that under the constitution
the offices belong to your enemies, and
the man who advocates your interests
must take back seat. If you sustain
such doctrine you will drive your ablest
leaders into the ranks of your enemies.
Ambition is virtue if directed to good
ends. The right to rise in the world is |
the primol right which underlies society.
We issue this address thus early that
you all may consider the suggestions we
take the liberty of making, so that what
ever you may do may be fully consider
ed by oil, and when done sustained by
all.