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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-27

honest industrial pursuits. However did
no. SET out TO run q political text into any
one OF the party creeds, but 70 talk In q
paragraph or two about agricultural organ.
ization In the grange. We have so many
unjust burdens Of monopoly, unequal taxa,
ton, railroad discrimination, special laws
for special steals, and whatnot piled upon
our tOilsome industry, that we must needs
stand shoulder 10 shoulder In determined
struggle 10 shove them of, and where can
we 30 we'll combine for this self help Co
operation of the farmers as In the grange.
If you want the Toys and girls to have a
social good time, unmixed with evil, "a
escape the weary isolation Of the farm, 10
keep on educating all through WORK day
life, send them TO the grange. If you
want to help mould healthy public opin
ion In behalf of the peoples interests, or to
keep abreast of the practical, progressive
agriculture, join the grange and become a
loyal worker therein. Ii Is national eX-
tends from sea TO sea- II Is thoroughly inN
trenched here In Illinois We need you,
fellow farmer, you need US; our gates are
ajar for all the worthy sons and daughters
of the farm Come into the grange.
THOMAS KEADY,
Sec state Grange
DupIap III not ia 1898
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Tho Grange.

EDITORS FREE TRADER:-ln these pip
Ing times of politics red hot all over the
republic, every farmer wants to have full
hand In the national game of electing q
president Very good, have not mega
alive word to say unless 1t be that we keep
cool enough, 10 spite of the rip-roaring
rhetoric of the party Bosses TO post ur
intelli gently on what Issues and candidates
are likely to be best for farmers and foI
ing people. The men of princely capital
who wants TO control the rewards Of labor
are sure TO be at the front pointing out thu
kind of craftsmanship that will bring tn,
most grists to the mills of the millionaires
We, too, should have an alert eye scanning
the political situation in behalf Of TIT
rugged disciples Of days work. Vote
count, and let US make sure that ours tall,
square for agriculture, and for all OF thu
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Ransom Notes.

The young men of Ransom will give
grand ball in Jones rink on Friday eve
ming, Nov % The Young Ladies' Society
will furnish the supper This should be
one of the most successful gatherings YET
acid In Ransom.
Several of our citizens went 10 Chicago
Sa,u. day, oct 2Oth. Object TO trade and
hear J. g Blaine speak.
Wesley Cummings is building fine
residence,
n. Mcintyre has erected a new wind
mill -,
Messrs. Moflt and Cochran say they Will
vote for Fisk and Brooks Well, they are
practically what they claim to be, strictly
temperate.
Ed Miller, of Ancona, Is the guest OF
Vim. Kelley. Mr. Miller sports fine new
all silk red bandanna
Surveyor Robert Wilson was here sur
veying the school section Many received
a warm shake hands.
But all is quiet in Ransom. The last re
publican meeting, oct 2Oth.
One more chance 10 record your name
Tuesday, Both. ID.
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W.R Lewis was In Chicago and thought
Harrison would be the next President, but
when he came home and studied up the
ariff he found that the democracy were
OF free traders, and he will vote for Cle'e'
land.
Miss Minnie Hibbs, one OF the finest
Young ladies' of Grand Rapids passed
quietly away TO happier home on Mon
isy evening, of malarial fever. The de
ceased had been teaching school until the
last few weeks. The funeral took place on
Wednesday from the house. She was the
daughter OF Mr.. Lacey Hibbs,
&. ICLoSE.
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Those New Things
at Wilson's.

Want to talk new things this
week. We've just opened a large
line of latest style Jackets for La
dies, $2.oo to $500, in black and
colors. They are a sacrifice to
low prices,
New Headwear for Ladies and
Children. Anything from Tobog-
gan Caps and Fascinators to the
finest made Bonnet in the city.
This is plain to be seen by look
ing in H. V. Wilson's windows.
See them better inside.
Children's Wooden and Penang
Waists are selling fast Just what
you want.
A large assortment Of Fancy
Ornaments. Latest designs in
Silver, Gilt and Oxydized Fancy
Pins for ladies', in all qualities.
Bought at sacrifice, and will be
closed out at once.
n. Y. WILSON,
La Sale Street, Ottawa, Ill.
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FNF-N71 FTEIk y
Dunlap, Ill, oct 10, 1888.
Merit Wins,

We desire to say TO our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We dc
not hesitate TO guarantee them every time,
and we stand redy to refund the purchase
price, If satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
ID. LAURRTAUx, Druggist
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I.OstAnt Notes .

Over hundred of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Robinson rendered them very
pleasant surprise on Monday evening, Oct
8 the twentieth anniversary Of their wed
ding The visitors we're accompanied by
the band, which serenaded them A SPLEEN
did repast furnished by the visitors, was
spread many presents, including silverware
were presented, Milton White making the
presentation speech,
Miss Lulu Bell and Mr.. James Patterson
were united in marriage at the residence of
the brides parents, west of this village at
eight clock on Wednesday evening last,
Rev II. NJ. Burr, officiating. Over one hum
dred guests we're present and the presents
were numer GUS and beautiful.
Isabella Boyle and John P. Fyffe were
married on Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society givesa dinner
and oyster supper on election day.
Miss Lena Merritt experienced an exciting
run away on Wednesday last. Her horse
became frightened and ran over her, slightly
injuring her arms.
A good sized crowd from here attended
the Bloomington rally.
Mrs. Whipple has returned from Chicago
l. JOHN Il.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or In case of failure q
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggist bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. II is guaranteed
bring relief to In every case, when used fol
any affection of throat, lungs or chest, such
as consumption, Inflammation of lungs
bronchitis, asthma, whOoping cough, Group
etc. 1t Is pleasant and agreeable to taste
perfectly safe, and can always be depended
upon. Trial bottles free at ID. Lorriaux'
drug store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-27

Alexander Bruce, the well known railroad
and bridge contractor, died at Marseilles on
Sunday last at the age Of 81 years. having
been born in Scotland in July, 1927. He
came to America in lS47, settling in Will
county. In 1852 he removed to La Sale,
being then engaged in building the old Ill.
Cent. bridge at that place. In 1856 he went
to Marseilles, where he bought grain and
became one Of the directors of tho Msrseilles
bank, of which be was president for IL
years. He Was most Of his life bridge
contractor, and bridges built by him may b
found to-day oil over the west. In the
death Of Mr.. Bruce Msrseilles and La Sale
county loses one Of their best men in what
ever he may be considered.
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G. W. REED & co.
struck I.y lightning

Hess Il Crotty's Tile Factory was struck
by lightning at eleven o'clock last night and
burned to the ground in two hours. Four
cattle cars filled with coal burned also, The
loss to the firm is $4,000, with $1,000 in.
surance. The Rock Island cars we're worth
$1,000. No effort was made to bring out
the fire department.
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Events at Earivilie.

Miss Marie Bella Stelson and Mr.. Charles
Hoss were united in marriage at the palatial
residence of the brides parents, in che city
yesterday, at high noon, 1t was grand
affair and by far tho most prominent SOCIAL
events in several years. The bride is u pop
ular society lady, the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. 8. T. Stilson and the groom is promi'
nent as cashier Of the FIRST National Bank.
The Catholic Fair which has been in pro-
press at Robinson Hall, closed on Tuesday
evening, with the largest. crowd of the
season. The gold watch contest between
Misses Brennan, Stack and Clarity, was
very excited, the lucky lady was the admir-
or Of all eyes.
Over hundred democrats led ny the
band, departed on the morning train on the
Northwestern. for DeKalb, to attend the
grand rally and barbecue, on Wednesday
II was hummer and the boys report good
treatment and royal time.
A hundred, including the band, attended
tho republican rally at Ottawa, on Thursday
The democracy Of Esrlville, never present
cd so compact afrOnt IS they do today
Many republicans will vote the democratic
ticket on tho quiet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-27

The best on earth, can truly be said o.
Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is sure
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises
scalds, burns, wounds and all other sores
Will positively cure piles, teter and all skin
eruptions. Try this wonder healer. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded. On
ly 25c. Sold by E. Y Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-27
Seneca's Bad Man.

SENECA, Oct. 26.-The North Prairie ha'
genuine sensation Henry Boyd, an up
parantly well-to.do farmer, has ned ahO
leaves a host of shouting dupes behind
whom he has swindled. His zeal in forging
notes and mortgages, If put to noble'
cause. would have made his fortune. H'
forged notes on reputable men, and put then
I'D as collateral for borrowed money. n )
Rubson is in the hole for $500; the Mar
settles, Ottawa and Morris banks mourn MI
loss. Besides these he gave mortgage OF
his fatherin laws farm for $4,000. 1t If
needless to say that he has skipped.
The new FIRE engine is here. II lie a Wat
rass engine. Is HOrsley satisfied? Wondei
what his commission was for booming 1t
Thomas & Wendell have new plate glass
front. Julius feels proud. r. H. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-27

The FREE TRADER office has just received
5000 Envelopes, direct from the manufac-
turers, and is prepared to furnish them in
lots to suit at lower prices than envelop pes
have brought for two years past.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Wallace Items

The statement 10 this paper 10 one OF
the Wallace letters that the Faust farm 10
Wallace had been rented TO Jas, Beagley Is
incsrrect, as we are informed by the owner
THAI the farm Is still for rent EDS,
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TOniCA Items.

Tonica, Oct 25-A beggardly half dozen
republicans attended the big republican
rally q Bloomington. The speeches we're .
AxIle. Another few were at Ia Sale on
Tuesday evening. The least partisan Of the
few say that the speeches were very poor,
especially Capt. Hill's.
The chief topics of conversation in society
circles for two weeks past have been the
approaching nuptials of Miss Minnie X.
Beck, this place, and Mr.. Lincoln r. SCOTT,
Idalia, Arrsphos county, COL, and Miss
Flora Allen and Mr.. George r. Simpkin,
Reynolds, Jefferson county, Neb. The
young ladies have ever been insspsrable
com anions, and as each knew of the
others approaching marriage a double
wedding was arranged, and came of on
Wednesday evening. II was grand affair
and WAS very largely attended. All join
in wishing the happy couples bright and
happy futures.
Quite number Of Tonicans attended the
republican rally at Ottawa on Thursday
Those who attended report fine parade.
The entire democratic county ticket, with
Brewer and Palmer, will get q good many
republican votes in ToDioa. The republicans
are making wild effort, to hold what votes
they have got, and are making but little
show converting democrats.
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MarseIllss notes,

Marseilles, Oct. 26-Alexander Bruce
died at his residence, on the Bluff, at four
o'clock on Sunday afternoon, of compiled
ton Of diseases, brought about by malaria.
He was president of the First National Bank
for many years, and at the time of his death
was director of the institution. He was
best known abroad as bridge builder, and
formed many friendships in his long bust.
ness career. He had been repeatedly elected
a member of the village board, where his
counsel was always respected, and his mem
DRY will long endure with the people OF
Marseilles.
Geo. W. W Blake made tour Of the
town, accompanied by p. J. Carey, on Friday
last. Will he carry Marseilles? You bet!
As far as electric lights are concerned
consider Msrseilles out. Our village board,
with fer seeing eye that knows no blinking,
refused on Saturday evening to make
contract with Mr.. Clark for thirty five
lights at $3.50 for one year Oh, this Is a
great town-for moonlight. When the
trains on the great Rock Island pass through
at night their passengers will soc nothing,
When . stranger drives into town at night
his horse will fall into mudholes. But the
village board 10 hsppy-supremely so.
HENRY W.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-27

Every one who has once used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup invariably resorts to it again
for colds, etc.
When vice prevails and impious men bear
sway" -.
When cuts, sprsins, bruises torment all
the day;
Then ease from psin-from care and hurt is
sent
By great Salvation Oil, the standard
iniment.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm of 1853 acres
more or less. situated two miles south and mile
east of Seneca Ill., In Grundy county, with 50 OF
corn 30 acres of Timothy balance goo4 timber pasture
one house offs bedrooms. sitting and Kitchen and
living water ard good orchard on the premises For
particulars call on Geo. Parker, of Ottawa or on the
replses. aug25.6m' John SHELLY.
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Grand Rapids,

Emuel WelSs, the l4year OLD son OF
Christ Weiss, died suddenly on Saturday
evening of heart disease. He was playing
with his sister few minutes before his
death, when he suddenly felt faintness
coming over him and asked his sister TO
got him drink Of water, which she start
ed TO procure. Returning with her mother
from the kitchen Immediately they
discovered that Emuel had fallen on the
bed and had died almost instantly. All
attempts 10 recuscitate him proved fruitless.
Emuel had been 10 poor health for some
time, but was able TO be about. He was a
nephew of Mr. John Weiss, of Ottawa,
The funeral took place on Monday and
was largely attended.
Henry Hess built fine large hay and
cattle shed this week. Jack Mullen con.
tractor and builder
John Graham has got 500 bushels OF
fine winter wheat, and G. l.. Thompson
about 1000 bushels, and can supply the
new mill at Marseilles on short notice.
Farmers are husking and the report IL
splendid for crop of soft corn.
j. M. Hannah Ia trying to sink vel
that will flow. 1t would be grand thing
In this town.
George II. Haight and Judge Weeks
spoke at the Union school house last Fri
day night, and there was large attend
ance. H. X. Nagle presided, and Kirl
Mccormick, jr., was vice president.
j. G. Davis lost q tine spring colt las
week.
J.J. Maggie bought all Of E q. Sneda
ker's colts at the sale.
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UtiCA's NOtes.

Uticas notes
Mark Prentice, landlord Of the Cemen,
Hotel died at the hotel on Friday morning,
of a complication Of diseases. aged about
seventy years. Mr.. trentiss was On old
gentleman OF long residence in this vii
lsge, and had by his genial ways gained
the friendship Of all. His funeral on Sun,
day was largely attended.
George Walbel and Patrick Bray, with
NJ. Kavanaugh as spectator, visited the
room of Charlie Waibel on Monday night
last, and literally pounded the "ear OIL
him" The gentlemen were taken before
Calvin NJ Ottawa on Friday, and George
fined $40 and costs, Patrick 81 and costs,
while Mike was discharged. Charlie still
shows the marks of the beating. The boys
claim that Charlie testified untruthfully In
liquor selling case, because he was en-
ploysd by II. s. Gilbert and feared dis,
charge unless he did So Charlie, OF course
denies the charge and swears vengeance
upon his chastigat0rs.
Some OF our republican friends, think
four In all, attended the republican meet-
ing at Ottawa on Thursday. They say that
over two hundred we're In line.
The w. G. r. U. Convention, held here
on Thursday and yesterday, was quite
largely attended The reports showed that
the work Of the Union Is progressing, and
that 1t is gaining members every month,
TAKEN as a whole, the convention was very
successful.
The liquor men and the temperance men
are more at loggerheads than ever. The
outbursts of feeling are less frequent, but
the feeling is there and will stay until old
Gabriel blows his little horn
Political topics are red hot. A and b
were discussing In BIS store on Wednes-
day, and had not friends interfered there
would have been swelled head or two.
Prospects for an increased democratic
vote are better every day. "Sassity' down
here has quieted down, and Is on the wait
for the political questions to 6e settled be-
tore II will bloom and smooth down Its tall
feathers Broken Nosed Pete, the gallOper
has purchased new set of mouth Accord
ans, and proposes to set ups dance syndi.
cate at the upper end of town, In conIunc-
ton with Little Necked Andy, the pirate of
the Mushroom Beds All "Sassiety" will be
lively when she starts up.
Now, there's Wickham, the little runt
who Yields the paste brush on an alleged
paper. He says that I'm an off year fel-
low, and that my sayings emanate from the
pencil of Mr. Barton, the Local of this
paper If Wickham finds anything In this
letter that looks like Mr. Barton or the
Utica Gazette, | will hire rooms adjacent "a
his and suffer the music of his wheezy old
cOrnet 70 force me 70 suicide IKE,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
FaElGrT NEs AsET-
Ths csa4aE1ss 81 ths ssigsfsg ssd assPes-
49, B1ss24-C4r zsxsi1. Asss@t-xssl-

l8s. B4rs2a-C4r ssEsics Asssea-xssa-
Ias Gran4 24p.ss z--d Kalamazoo oea-
era. Frslsat CcmmiiLss as4d a nsstins Al
rAs Morton House yesterday IA answer -
tie czl u {. 4 Gil. ehAlsla4a VI the con-
Ia .es
Tie follosing members 81 the com mittss
NsF= gfsse1r t. + Gll an1 r q. Leassn-
rorfa. q lhs Grand hagslas s. l1clan4. Il.
a. Potter. of tae Chicago, h4-znazoo 4 Sag
nav &. j. HGpp. IL tls Michigan teaIral,
James Aciarsa8, " ne Grad fronk. A.
r. Billings II tns LAKE shore 8 ehikan
Ss4fnsfn. sad L. L. BAKER. 81 tie DsIfolL
Lansing 4 AorlhsIn-
The fsllo~iag freight nisa we're also pres
snE T.. ,trslt4H. Detroit. 0raud Haven
8 An~suxse. george h. smith. Detroit.
Lansing a. Northern. y. H. Graves Detroit,
Lansing & Northern, j Z Williams. Chi
eaks 4 Wesl Michigan. 4 l. oaugxs Men
ix4n Central. ID. q. satin. L4xe oaofs &
Aiehl saa southern, Fred N Briggs. Grand
EaDids & Indiana T.. A. Tread say Aichi-
gan CeAgsal. aad Robert orr. OrAnd Rapids
& l0alsBa
The Affairs Of the Weighing and lnspec-
tion Bureau we're discussed 10 z general
way BuE ngst Of the uLae vas taken up II
talking up the mattel Vi car service assO-
ClalOn siniisr 70 II. ole ready IN exist
socs ~ Chicago. The object or the assOci A.
tIou Vii oe 10 give 0stter service and
quicker Iius IN The loading anu unloading
" cars.
e. &. Gill, OF the Grand Rapids & Indiana
was appointed CON mmittee OF one 20 learn
al tnaE he could aoout ne workings Of the
4 aicaso association. and report al suOse-
suenE meeting
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
FIFTIETA CONGRESS
SIM TAXING o. Ire TARFF slLl
Tie ss14ss Islks BAFin Al Day .Ad Al
joarss After : shOFt Secret s~ssioH The
Hsess at work "a the Cttu Sea
vice Gsu uai-slsa Bill.

WssHIseToS. De-. ls.-fhs resolution
for evening sessions sas taken op and al
amendment offered 10 Il by Mr.. AoTrill
providing that Until other~ise ordered the
daily hour Of mesling Of the sea ate be II =
IA. and that a. so each day recess De
taken tiii p. IA
Ar. Vest opposed the rssoiutloa- He
fully appreciated the present condition OF
sraifs, considered from = political stand
polst. Democratic Senators Who were not
members Of the Finance Com mmitiee could
not have been familiar with the ne-
tails of the rzrif oil. sno had had
40 time 10 examine tue schedules. IL was
SIMPLY out al the question that tney could
60 -. On account Of the Sickness Of Ar.
BECK work had ben deyoivsd on some
other Democratic senators that was lrk-
some, Bat tbat lad 10 De performed. and
DOs lie proposition 10 change Tie hour Of
meeting and 10 hold evening sessions was
simply. Il >enstors were ~ d. justice 10 the
details OF tue bill, cruel snd outrageous.
For hIs part. ne could not agree ~ IL and
TOuId not agree 20 Il.
The Senate then resumed consideration OF
the Farm oiA without important action
unul the senate vent into secret session.
and soon alter adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19

CEDAR SFE1Ses. Dec. is.-The work Of
taxing testimony in the Trill divorce suit
wss resumed before Circuit Court Coramis-
sionsr CCustock st ID. {. Lvlet 0tiice n
THIS place this morning =. g. LYLE so|ici-
tor for samuel Irili. the defendant. .. aced
Charles hitDey on he witness stand. rho
ssid hsrsss hslfbrothsr ~ Asensfh
Trill. the complainant. sal he had been a
nesr usixheor 10 the Irii.s and fhs Sam ael
Trill va siwsvs KIDD % his wiis and
slwsvs provided for his family Joseph
Trslnogl- snd Ernest Davis fssgi1si o. ne
sans thing II " NcBrysr J. l. Wat
500. J. n. SIC Nons and other stlre-ksspers
sTor- that Mrs.. rri'i wss si-sys allowed
10 her Own trading and buy vhst she
nesdad Mrs Er1est Davis = on me stsnd
this afternoon she ssid conn plsinsst aBusei
a. sdoufai cnf4 Sha said Ms
Triu sometimes hsi pointing spells
soj wonid E7 snd sleep ia ~ smoke house
and have rofh-ag - 81 With fhs family
The defense esTs sewers more witnesses
and The examination - 1e continued f0-
mar~ow. g. a. Howell is srs Frils. com
plsi7snr s1' citor.
The fgnersi of Nrs Lois Richmond vas
herd to-day. She Tss tse 'Iis-f nan in
ths piac@ being srout ~ Tears o.f. ~he
rss the zrsni mother 81 %. y Re mons
of Grand Rspid., snd 80 10 c.fssf n
s re living generations She lsd several
g~ssf g-snd-chilirea s18 sis0 grssf great
z5ani csi.dran
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-19
SECRETARY OF WAR
WILL IT ss GENERAL 4. a AlcsR
What 70 said A bSus - An W@shtDKto2-
senator sAsrD4n Nnl Sot 0e late
the C.btsst -Atxsr Nay Sos
Aoespt the fesittsa.

WAsHgSeroS. Dee. ls.-T0asy fresh ru-
Dors were started about fresldsNt-sleei
Hzrrisons cabinet. aud Il seems more than
probAOle that 6ensral AlEeT vii bs offered
The war portfolio. Al inuDste friend 81
senator Sherman said 10 year correspond
ent today that Az. sherman would BOT be
come Secretary Of State add that he would
mol accept any cabinet position under Gen
era Harrison. and he gave a. one OF his
principal reasons that Sherman had be
come convinced that AlgsT sOnld surely be
made Secretary Of War and that he ''Sher-
man" ala uOt wish 70 be q member oi The
cabinet under those circumstances. Here
the friends of General AlgeF cay that II is
extremely doubtful ii Mr.. Alger viii accept
a place IN the cabinet