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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
A Murderer Hanged.

HUDSON, N. Y, March 1.-Oscal
F. Beckwith was hanged at the
Court house at 10 :09 this morning
for the murder of Simon Vandercook
at Austerlitz on the 10th of January
1882. This case has become cele-
brated from the fact that the con-
demned man has been sentenced to
death six times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
Syrup CT Figs

Is Natures true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most eff
fective remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to
dispel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
vers to Cure Habitual Constipation,
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac-
tured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
For sale by George c. Thaxter,
agent Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
Notice TO CREDITORS.

NSTATE OF Mrs. j. w
~ CLINE, Deceased. Notice fs here
81 given ny the undersigned ,dminis-
tFstor of the es, ate OF Mrs. ]. W. Cline
deceased, to creditors of and all persons
having ella ms against the said de
ceased, to ex hibit them, With the neces.
sary vouchers. within thirty DAYS
afier tie first publication of this n ntic
to the sail Admlnisti ator at his place OF
bust o e. on, arson street, Carson City,
Nevada, the sam. being the p rec for
the transaction Of business Of Sc id es-
tete, IL said County OF Ormsby Dated
Car on City, this 18th day of r. bruary
1855 CHARLES w FRIEND,
Administrator of the estate Of
feb2l. Ina Mrs. ]. w. Cline,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
A Set Back.

The borers in the prospect we'll
have received temporary set back.
In putting down the two-inch pipe
they reached a point sc teet below
the surface where the three-inch
casing had collapsed with the at
tempts 10 drive it through the
quartz. The place will be reamed
out and work resumed as soon as
possible.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
Olcorsch Brothers.

The well-known dealers in Gen
eral Merchandise, call the attention
q the public TO the following facts
They have on hand a large and
well-splected stock of Shoes. These
hey Offer at sacrifice.
Everybody is invited to call and
inspect before purchasing else
where. feb4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
Phfianthroptc Millionaire.

DAYTON, Ohio, March 1.-The
venerable banker, Valentine Ven
ter, at a family dinner today dis
tributed half a million dollars of his
estate among six children and the
heirs of two others. In 1882 he
gave them four hundred thousand
dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
The Most Agreeable

Az we'll as the most effective meth
cd of dispelling Headaches, Colds,
and Fevers, or Cleansing the Sys-
tenn, is by taking a few doses of the
pleasant California liquid fruit rem
edy, Syrup of Figs. For sale by
Geo. G.. Thaxter, agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
The Domino Party.

There was a perfect jam at the
Domino party last night, and every
one who attended enjoyed the mask
ing, the dancing and the feasting.'
It WAS also a financial success.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
An Honest Boy.

E. B. Rail lost a 5000 diamond
from q ring a few days ago. Yes.
terday Adelard Dupuis, who was in
his employ, found it in the wood
shed, and on returning it was lib.
orally rewarded.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
Prospecting in Death valley.

Prospecting in Death valley.
The gang of men who went into
Death Valley last Winter to pros
pect for lost ledge have returned
all right. They will take pack
horses and try it again, having
found en- old Indian guide who
agrees to pilot them to the place.
They report the country full of fine
lodges.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
Why They are Mad.

The Canadians are mad because
the Fish Commissioners have al
lowed the American fishermen the
privilege of splitting on their own
bait outside the three-mile limit
Louisville Commercial.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
4 FArHEa,s soLlc,TUDs.
He Gives His Sons Good Ad.
vice while At Lake

| Tahoe.
| The following letter was pickeG
up at the Grand Genital Hotel
Lake Tahoe, and forwarded to This
Office for publication. Names, etc.,
are omitted, and the APPEAL apollo
gizes in advance to the fond father
| Who was SO needlessly anxious
about his toys. The letter is not
printed entire, but the following ex-
tracts will suffice:
My Dear Son:-We are glad to
hear of your safe arrival ana that
you have enjoyed the trip. We
hope you will remain at Bailey's
and not go to remain elsewhere.
Mr.. Cook tells me that there is
great danger of fever at other hotels
and that you must on no condition
sleep on the lower floor. We have
given you SO many cautions against
getting into or playing with boats
that we need not repeat them. We
trust your honor, since you prom
Used not to go fooling round where
there might be danger.
l gave your letter or postal to
your darling sister. 1.-THE dear
hey" she said, show I love him,
and / will write him = big letter full
Of love"
We miss you moro than We can
tell, but We believe the trip will do
you much good. If you can get
tins write us daily. See to it that |
you keep your bowels regular at a
ixed hour every day.
Whenever you enter new house /
Or change rooms see that the sheets |
are dry before you 80 to bed, and
+ they feel at all damp sleep be-
veen the blankets and take off the
sheets. Sleep in your drawers
,ather than have any feeling of
!ampuess, for it is the surest way
o get cold to sleep in anything
lamp. Change your undershirt
very night sure.
Beware of making female ac-
as | understand that
here good many San Francisco
at the Lake at this
eason of the year, who are very de-
igning when they meet young men
way from home. Remember that
t your age Satan spreads many
it-fails in the ways OF the young,
ut We feel that your early Christ
IN teaching at home will enable
on to resist all temptation. Mid
le-aged or married ladies OF good
,mily l have no objection to.
We all prav for you night and
Ii Jimmy neglects his
vening devotlons write me at {
nee.
If you feel at all chilly before GO {
X to bed take p of the quinine !
ills gave you, at once. Always I
} to bed warm and then you will G
eep we'll ana healthy. These f
buttons are good for Jimmy also. t
God bless you and keep you and c
ing you safely to your loving v
ome. i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
PROPOSALS.

DEOssGS WILL BE RE.
ceiv-d for the build ng Of a saloon
ard six cottages at sugar p ne Point,
Lake Tahoe Cal 10 the lowest bidder
Proposals mus be presented by March
7th. 1887. Plans ~ q specifications can
he seen at the Ormsby House.
feb"l,lw ID. KAISER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
Notice.

The Woman's Art and Industrial
Association will meet at the Airing
ton Parlors today at 2, P. N. A full
attendance is desired.
Mrs. D. A. BENDER,
President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
Life Insurance at Actual
Cost.

Persons desir,us OF obtaini ng life in
surance al actual cost. should write for
circulars to the Security Mutual
Benefit Society. No. 23s Broadway.
New York.
This Society cI aims that Aimee its or.
ganisation the cost to q member ofmid-
de age has been Iess than trelre dollars q
year for each thousand dollars Of In
anranco. Feb 3.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03

Il Lung Protectors at Thaxter'
. Drug Store.
For cold feet, get 3 Hot Waite
Bag at Thaxter's.
The poles of the Capitol cleo
trio light are mp.
Tho County Commissioners vii
meet next Monday.
The Virginia Chronicle comes
out squarely for free trade.
-Blumenthal 8. Cohn are solt
agents Tor the Tiger Hat. vi 26 In
The weather seems trifle I'M
settled, and mole squalls are looked
for.
-kieth Bros. of Chicago manu-.
facture the Tiger Hat. Every bal
warranted. IT 26 M
The Michigan men propose to
second the APPEAL in pushing Alger
for the Presidency.
The death OF Mrs. Langtry's
father. Mr.. lie Breton, Dean of
Jersey, is announced.
-Losr-A small gold lockct, con-
tainiag two pictures, supposed to be
two short pieces of chain attached.
Leave at this Office.
"A horse-hair bride made at
the State Prison is exhibited 1T the
Capitol Restaurant. 1t will be
rafiieG of 1T SO cents . chance.
The Comstocks are more active.
The boom down at the Carson end
Of the Comstock has braced our Mt.
Davidson neixhbors up consider
ably.
The Committee appointed by
the Stock Board to look after the
"Miliing Trust" will do nothing out
talk. You can't bust the milling
trusts.
The man whs is helping to put
up the electric wires and climbs the
poles is a professional swimmer,
having learned the perfection of the
art in the Sandwich Islands.
1t was pretty strong testimony
when Detective Lees testified tina
he found sheets OF paper in Bowers
cell on which some one had been |
Benhayon's hand writ
ing.
The Supreme Court of California
has refused hearing of the Sharon
Hill case to Sharon's heirs. Mrs.
Terry will now proceed to move
on the late Senator's
1t is good rule t. accept only
such medicines as are known to be
worthy of confidence. 1t has been
he experience of thousands that
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the best
ever used for throat and
ung diseases.
Residents of Reno do not re-
James Armstrong, whose
BODY was identified by his daughter
n a San Francisco dissecting-room.
The S. F. Chronicle stated deceased
vas formerly a "wealthy Reno,
lev., prospector.
Because the Republicans in
congress are anxious to pass some
'ension bills, the Democrats charge
hem with bidding for tho soldiers +,
'ote. The Democrats seem never
BILE to forgive the Republican
oldiers who put down the rebel
ion. II
-Everbody needs Spring medi-
inc. By using Ayers Sarsaparilla,
he blood is thoroughly cleansed
nd invigorated, the appetite stimu-
ated, and the system prepared to
esist the diseases peculiar to the
hummer months. Ask for Ayers
arsaparilla. Take no other.
Roscoe Conklin now expresses :
desire for Republican harmony.
t would have been in a far better
aste if he had practiced harmony =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-03
Tsss'kS.

TsSa'kS.
Ophir--l0I
Mexican IS
Gould & Curry 30
Best & Belcher-6l
Con. Cal. & Va -,5f
Sayaye-6i
Chollar D
Potnsi-Jt
Hale * Norcross-11f
Yellow jacket II
BALTIMORE 20
bcicher-6l
North Belle Isle Ga
Nevada Queeo-3 20
Bullion 10
Alpha 60
Mono--i4
Sierra Nevada - 80
Utah. %
Exchequer-l 30
Seq. Belcher-44
Overman-2 do
Alta 10
Lady Washington-4J0
Weldon-W
Crown POiBt-64
UniOa-4 IS
Andes-l 81
BestsA-4 81
Peer less-l 30
Scorpiea-S0c
Bodle-2t
CaledenIa-65e
Eureka Coa.-.0
Challener--lGi
Imperial-5s
Silver Hill-6:c
Confidence 434
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05
GENERAL NOTES.

President Cleveland is ~ wears old
Bens Harrison IS, Levi Z. Morton 81
and Allen e. Thurman nearly IS.
James Whitcomb Riley is said to Ia
an arden; aimirer of Ben Harrison
and Is already deep in the throes OF a
campaign song
J. J. Aubertein. an Englishman. la:
just published in London a book ui
travel dealing with this country. He
predicts that the people OF the United
states will soon clamor for king
and an aristoeracy.
Mr.. Gladstone says that he really
should like To- live a while longer for
two great objects: To settle the
irish question: and to convince nav
couatrymen OF the substantial identify
between the theology Of honor and
that of the Old Testament
Congressman Mckinley. author OF
the tariff plank in the Republican Plat.
form. ana Frank uurd, the most Ultra
free-trader in the United States. are
warm personal friends. When Ne
hinley's seat IN Congress was con-
tested hy Wallace, Hursi wa, one of
the strongest supporters III the RepEb-
llc2n.
Empress Eugene. early in her reign.
wrote Of the late Emperor Frederick :
The Prince i tall and handsome. al
most head taller than the emperor;
he Is slight and fair, with ssras-col-
cred nussAsghe, a German (as Tacifus
might describe himl Of chivaIreus
courtesy. With something al the Ham
let about him Hi. cosnpau-
ION, a General Moltke Tor some such
nsfnel, : tGciturn gentleman. bat by
no means dreamer, and. being per
petnaliy on the lookout, takes one by
surprise with his pointed remarks
They are an imposing race, these Ger
ssans- Louis calls them the race Of
the future
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05

arn ree51n deerrfbed " W5esmAn,
nr,d q - WeHle- 3Gnkua District, n
fxred s0by Van Ge3e- i uas bat IT
gfher t5ax fkaf n exp10zur crossing
from Lake MISSES 70 Iske T1nexny1k.
80 the ukole soc1hexn end k
TanxxnyikA geopted with larxe and
prosTersszS Villages The nexf % fot-
icw him S1nnd not = SOLITARY hzm1n
h<ing nothing buf burned hames and
bseaehsnx xkezrsuns Is vas but yes
, serxixy--the close Of f@7--xh1s the
Arab ~ the north end Ct Lake
yyzSsa. xfses DESTROYING fourteen
villages with many 81 their iAhafa-
fxass, purxszess the population OF one
ysiisEe into . patch 81 tall dry grass.
set Il On IRE. surrounded Il. and slew
with the buiSes and the spear those
~ho erxHiesi oat frDfa the nzcre naerci-
full flames. The Wa-Skozzsse tribe to
whirh these p<orle beiSzze6- were IN
iii this event ore Of the nzoss prosper
Gus tribes in Eat Central Africa They
occurred = e81ntry Of exceptional
fertility and beauty Three rivers.
which never called In the -severesf
drought. ran Through their territory
and their crops we're the richest snd
most varied IN the country They
possessed herbs OF cattle and goats !;
they fished in the lakes with nets.
they wrought iron into rnany-Jsar-
termed syezr-h heads with exceptional
ingenuity and skill: End that even
artistic taste had begin to 1eyeiop
among them was evident from the
ornamental wurk upon their hats,
which we're themselves unique in
Africa for clever construction and
beauty OF design. This people. IN
short. by their own inherent ability
ans; the natural resources OF their
country, we're on the high road to
civilization
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AFRICAN SLAVES.

; Recent Work on I

Africa.
The life OF the native African is not
;dyliic. II is dafkencd by tragedy
whose terrors are unknown to any
other people under heaven. OF il
iuild domestic slavery do not speak,
nor oi IT. rey-lsing witchcrait. nor oi
its endless quarfel> and frequent tribal
Mars. These minor evils are lost In
the shadow of a great national wrong.
Among these simple and unprotected
tribes ArahS-uniryited strangers from
another race and uaiare-peuri in from
the north and east With the deliberate
purpose al making this paradise a
bell. IL seems the awful destiny OF
this homeless people To Srend their
lives IN breaking mp the homes of
Others. " bcreyeT they go in Africa
the followers II Islam are the destroy
ers 81 pesre. the hrcakers-ap of the
patuarchal life. the discovers uf the
family tie Already they hold the
Whole continent under one reign OF
terror. They have effected this in viz
tue 81 enc thing they possess IRE
arms they 10 It for one oltjest~-ivorv
and slaves. for these two are one. The
SiaYes are needed 90 buy iyory with !:
then more slaves have io jse stolen 10
carry it. 80 living msn himself hiss
aevome the commercial currency OF
Africa
ttis qaiie a mistake to imagine that
slave huF ting i a thing Of the past.
ON tine contsaFy the Arabs have quite
rsceatly tespHe holder than ever.
Many Il home imagine that the death
SnSA o. slavery Wa struck with the
events which sullosed the death IL
Livingstone Ia the great explorer's
time ne heard mach III slavery, ze
were apySaiel 81: the government,
e3l>s~t itseif; something was really
dore. Bui the val j. already forgot
ten. a,d England hesr> little aow az
tar open sorv oi the verdi. Bat the
tragedy ] have alluded g. i repeated
every year AMI every month"; witness
such resent atrocities - those 81 the
Upper Congo. o. the kssSSi and Sank
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05
SHADE TREES

Nearly one year ago the opinions OF
many OF the prominent citizens OF Sc
attic were solicited on the question OF
shade trees and the advisabiiity OF
causing the same 10 be set out along
the public thoroughfares. Public SEN
timent nj that time appeared 10 be de-
cided in favor of general movement
in the direction OF tree-planting by the
city and property holders. but. rs yet,
nothing has been done towards put
ting into effect the popular wish then
expressed. There seems TO be no rea-
son for this delay other than CON-
mon lack OF interest in the matter,
which difficulty would doubtless be
easily overcome were the question TO
be agitated and its Importance once
understood and appreciated.
Enough has already been done in
laying out streets and alleys 10 mar the
appearance Of the city for all time,
and whatever tends 10 add 10 its beauty
and pieturesqueness should receive
immediate attention. The most beau.
tifui cities in the country, such as
Washington. Cleveland. Buffalo and
New Haven. are beautiful because OF
their shade trees, and it cannot be de
MED that Seattle would be far more
attractive were her dry, dusty. sun.
burnt thoronghfares lined with hand.
some naples. elns or ehesinuts.
There is no better time than the pres
ent TO begin the work. With an or
ganized movement on the part of the
municipality and the property hold
ers. n marvellous change might be
wrought, and as all people appear 10
be In favor OF such movement, there
Is no good reason why II should not
he instituted at once.
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But no hOr.z met his sight.
He donned a female garb: his head
lie covered with u wig OF red.
And with triee, lol at his side
Appeared horse of white
"Ah, dear." he said, tenderly. ..hov
can leave you and go TO my cheer
less and lonely abotlef' .-if you max,
haste. George, replied the girl. with !
glance at the clock. you can go by ths
Fast ear ~ Ncu York DisJafeh.
The Old Order Changeth. r-.'B by
the-by. l wish you would get me o
card Tor the Duchess of Beaumorriss'.
dance I'm try. But You'll have T.
something. aS she only asks her Gus
toners ~ Loaiois Punch
''see here, neighbour Do you know
that this duet playing on the piano by
your daughters Is getting To be quite
tiresome2 Can't il he checked in
some way I'm tell von what to dc
marry one OF theml That viii put
a siopto it directly l''-F iiegefds Blafisr.
Young SPoeney doesn't come to
see you any more" said old man
Longcoftin 10 his daughter Esneralda.
" No. pa; the last two nights we were
talking out al the gate smiths colicky
baby across the street screamed 81
that we could not hear ourselves talk
and somehow or other il seemed Ia
discourage him, replied Esperalda.
- Tsfas Sifiiags
cultivaiipg his memory: Do YOU
do you keep--ah do you keep -
he said Ia the har,iwareman. "Wha,
is it, Why. it's one OF these things
that sets in frame" "A sieve y
No, no. 1t turns with a handle. -
''oh. a coffee MILL No. They
sharpen axes on it," "Ah, A grind.
stone. Yes. that's IL PLEASE
step down stairs. have a large va.
riety. But don't want any.
want a knob for the ice chest door.
was afraid I'd forget the name, and
nay wife told me 90 think of grind
stone. Ii was cute in her. wasn't it :
Just enc knob-good-bye. ~ Detroit
fiee Press.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05

Nothing connected with the Fourth
a Juss essehrasIon has Afforded the
r,eouse 81 seattle more genuine salts
faction thar the general tiepafiot
Of The visitors from Tsegnaa IN the ex-
ercss~s Of the day This union in the
cesehrssEon of 3 DAY which Is dszs %
ali trne Americans Indicates the
growth of Eeeiing Of reciprocal kind.
ness and regard between the people Of
the two cities which cannot Be other
than gratifying II Is q pleasure q
feel that in the business rivalry be
tween the tno foremost cities o. tbs
Territory there Is nothing OK petty
jealousy on spite. and that the people
AZ the tao cities can unite with entire
good riTl and mutual satisfaction In
such ceiebsstson a. that OF yesterday
A especially notable feature Of tbs
day was the presence in the procession
Of the Tacoma Chamber OF Commerce
among the members Of which are thu
prominent business and professional
men Of our ulster city. A large mum
her OF these took part IN the parade
thus giving a Substantial proof OF theii
desire for the saccess Of Seatfie's BIS
celebration. The Tacoma Chamber ID
Commerce, II we are to judge by Il.
representatives in the parade, Is a
magnificent body Of men of men
whose presence would make any town
prosper.
n is 10 he hoped that this win moi
be the last Territorial celebration o.
the national holiday or that the peofls
Of Seattle viii not have many year.
10 wait before repaying In kind this
friendly and courteous art Of the bust
ness men and citizens Of Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05

SEATTLE Il tho center Of sappiy 70 fsoHu
of the Puget sound disrsrts
British Cnlatnbis aad Aiasks look 70 -
iarrs sfopoffssn OF tbsa- UsosfAl Bsee
die, 'nsehinery snd supplies.
tbs Wholesale hou.ss Of Sew Hexts e.
dsir1i-. Bstss, Chicsge asd SIN 10
rsoexsixs se1'tie - the bora fsetee
sai ass hshtas tooth sad ssi for -
ron2ge.
kv-f, vs~s berAids he sstsbishnsses ?
ny aseney ia our nj ist fos the sais Or "
ductioa of heir wares.
Hab,s csrs contac,i Y eusk Gods Of ~
ssih Many stass tnportsas sossrpFhsss
a question o, few ve-ss.
for these Y.asoss ADD thouaands q 49,
.sAf are within ready cal. sc say hay.
II ysu are IN wsshiastsB Tssrs'ory f0y
hesifh maks 70 = Probable sissf- sos
Asrs sor tsves msns, bay whiie price, y
Ssch EXPRESSIONS 3. Il bar property 70
esaasrn states chsspef tssa can oet rsss
don dfss interest," 90 idis Hsonss o. fse1
hancfiss OF IN advance
We can ssli 10 700 GOV ten per e,ns. essssS
tflzn We can s3xtg d.; from this iz,e-
Spfths and suashise VII hsve rs -
feet on real estate prices - u Via ssW
fosefa Il vii :ripS hen up.
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RAPIDLY BECOMING POPULAR

Now that people In different sections
OF the country have overcome the dis
appointment naturally experienced at
the failure Of their favorite sons TO Sc
cure the prize at the Chicago eonven-
ton. IL becomes more clearly evident
day hy day that the convention made
one OF the haPpiest and most iuiieious
selections possible. In all parts Of the
country the ticket has been received
with favor, and the universal senti-
ment Is that it Is clean, honest and
strong. There j. literally not one
word 10 be said against the name or
fame OF either General Harrison or ex-
cause they are men Of negative char.
acteristics whose actions are not on
record or whose opinions are not
known. bat rather because they have
acted and spoken fearlessly and inya-
riahIy at the right time and ON the
right side.
The more the people learn of Harri-
son. the stronger he grows in public
estimation, and 1t can be said frankly
and truthfully that there ives no can
didate FOR the nomination a; Chicago
of whoa less OF evil and more Of good
could be said. Under these circum-
stances !; is not strange that As the
real worth OF the man becomes better
appreciated. Republicans everywhere
should rally around his standard 10
follow enthusiastically on to victory
lie was brave ia war. IN the halls 81
congress honest ami faithful, his
private hfo sposlcsS, and With such
credentials there can he no rap;ures
disscnsloas or falling trom the ranks,
Every Republican can vote Tor him
eonscieatiolisly and II this duty Is per.
formed there can he no question as to
the result in November next
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Arerrinie nr.,raI.


Nebraska State journal,
II shiak that bus few nlca could
survive an ordeal my father passed
tAroagh
What was that
WHY he was ,hiprcckej, and tor
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