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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26

NEW YORK, February 25.-The stock market
to-day was dull as usual, but showed more de-
cided weakness than on any previous day this
week. and prices declined throughout the ses-
sion. There was very little life IN the list at
first. but the feeling was bearish. and London
had some selling orders on its specialties. and
traders joined in selling on reported strike OF
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. though for
some time there was not an influential room
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
Ambipedipulation.

"AmbipedipuIation at 8 O'Clock this
evening"
The above notice at the office of the
Ponce de Leon excited considerable spec
ulation last night. On investigation it
was found that the translation meant
an impromtu hop, for the benefit of the
guests, was on the tdpis. The music
the following program ME was INDUCED
in:
/. waltz; 2, galop; 5. waltz; 4, lancers:
5, waltz; g. polka; 7, lancers; 8, waltz.
A great many of the guests participa-
ted and enjoyed a very pleasant even
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
Nuts /! Nuts Nuts

j. NJ. Webb s. Co., near City Gates,
ST. George street, in addition to their
large box trade in Choice Oranges and
their constantly fresh stock of Veg
etables, will have this week a splendid
assortment of Western Nuts, Shellbarks,
Butternuts, Black Walnuts, Chestnuts,
Hazelnuts, etc. Come and see them
iaS-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26

Silver Springs via Ocklaw ha River
steamers and return via Florida South
ern Railway. For this and other routes
apply to Thos. Cook q Sons Ticket
Agency in Opera House Music Store.
iaS-SuTuTh-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
Attention !

Young men and ladies desiring to
study Bookkeeping of evenings, should
call on E. G.. Mcmahon, at Benhayon &
Gonzales, and learn particulars.
de4Sutf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES,
TAILORING.

Ben Roberts is prepared to do work
cheap and on short notice. Making, Re
pairing and Cleaning. South Charlotte
street, near Bridge. ja1-Sutf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
HOTEL SAN MARCO, ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.

A Large and magnificent hotel. complete in
~ all its appointments, and wissA all the
comforts and luxuIieS of a tirSt-eisIss hotel
Accommodates five hundred guests. Situated
near the old city gates. opposite the Old Fort,
on the most elevated site in the city, aud COM
handing an uninterrupted view of the ocean.
AINSLIE n MCGILYRAY. Hgrs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26

tine Guards win endeavor to prove to
of the necessities of promenade concert
is equal to their efficiency as a "Presi-
DENTAL body guard
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. February 25.-Excnange dull but
steady at 4s5iSa4s71S. Money easy ut 2 clos
ing offered at g Sub-Treasury. gold, Sl29.-
tSs,oO; Sub-Treasury, currency, Si2. 49,. 60.
Governments dun but steady per cents
lz51e; four and a half per cents, coup, I075s.
State BONDS na.riacff.d
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26

The Museum opposite the Fort con-
tains-ten rooms filled with the Wonders
of Florida fe15-10t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
The Hernandez Hotel.

Mrs. J. V. Hernandez, Proprietress
Terms $3.50 per day. Rooms to let,
with or without Board. fe23-5t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26

N cN1ov.>c Blood Elixir is the only
ANSSSN - Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. tits a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
Sold by r. Kersting, Palatka.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
Rescued from the Grave.

Ny wife wsh
slful treatment and finally resulted
one Of her hmh tired remedy sAnaparla potash
mixtures and physicians
take and "A the
condition
Iehined pubic publicly
the benefit aEsnny
". NJ
Ca, May 1851
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
Makes Him Feel Good.
Barlow Advance Courier.

Barlow Advance Courier.
Once in life when we didn't get a val
entine. Wonder if our enimes are all
dead?
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26

N UN>> OF the good things of this
NAN life are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold ON a
positive guarantee 1t IS and 30 cents. by
Il, Kersting. Palatka.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
Nj A q N OIL L a g,

w z y " I y " = = \
On the st. Johns River, Fla. Magnolia Hotel
Cottages and Springs
nNE of the healthiest and most charming
~ locations in the South. Situated on high
ground. with an extended range of water view,
twenty-five miles from Jacksonville by water
or rail. Pure water; perfect drainage Home
like in all its arrangements. Accommodates
two hundred guests. Fruits and fresh yege-
tables from the gardens. and pure milk
from the dairy. The famous mineral spring on
the grounds contains valuable medicinal quail
itles, and is bottled for shipment al over the
State.
AINSLlE. MCGILvRAY & GOODWIN, Mgrs.
ia21-tmhl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
Social Hop at the Magnolia.

Through the courtesy of Mr.. w. W
Palmer, the guests of the popular Mag
nolia engaged in social hop last night.
The music was furnished by the Second
Artillery Band, and the following pro
gramme was rendered:
l. walfz-"Alone''.. ...-.-.... Harris
2. Laneers-"New Saratoga. .-.-M Moses
J. Notwithstanding Eyes. .........T oban
4. Polka-"Jolly Michel schaeht
.. Iancers "Brunswick"i.. Schepegreli
q. Waltz Sprites of the Spring.. Faust
:. saleo-s.Notta -......... Stromberg
4. Iey .k-.Mikaeo,' .......... Sullivan
a.SGS.. Reel. by reauest-"Eenon- Voyd
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
San Sebastian

Sdn DtUdSLldll.
Beautiful suburban Lots in this new
addition now on sale. Corner Lots, $25:
inside Lots, $40 to $15. Forty feet above
the sea level. Lots 50x100 feet. Apply
soon to F. NJ. Clark, over First National
Bank, st. Augustine. fe15-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
GAIA Monica Concert.

Ar liz lei Casa Monica the follow
ing presass me viii be rendered tonight,
by Joyce : srthestra, under the direction
of Otto 6 hsal,:
l. Qsessns-e, f'essisar'. .....-...-.., Leutner
2. SereHIis ~ 4.s..-.......M osy kowsky
3. Solo for n sersnade, by Schubert
~ a. III. Kaliiers.
4. selecties i rsas MIA Verdi
8 solo for slsste .srr.ratore,, .verei
g., eAelii.
y. Fantssia ID j Dream. Lumby
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26

Opening and Closing OF the Mails.
CITY Time.
NORTHwAHD.
Jacksonville and points beyond.
Arrives ILLS a. m. 1890 p. $40 p. m
Closes =. 200 a. m. I1:l5s a. IN. BOO p. M
Through mans - and from the North.
WESTWARD AND SOUTHWARK.
PalatKa and points beyond.
Arrives. l:45 p. M. I.l5 p. m.
Closes .....s....... -. 700 a. IN. 800 p. m.
Merriffeld:
Arrives, Las p. M: Closes, 7:Oo a. m.
East Tocoi.
Arrives, 500 a. M: Closes, $50 p. IN.
st. Augustine and Tomoka tstagel
Arrives, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
500 D. M.
Closes. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
800 a. m.
HENRY GAIrd.ARD. p. NJ.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Daily Netos is the only newspaper Ia the
United States that publishes the drrtUds at the
st AtfqiLst inc hotels
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26

trader present on the Board Bear operators,
however. gave ont some heavy selling orders
later Northwestern stood tbs, brslnt OF the
attack ar first, but WAS displaced later by
Louisville and Nashville and Missouri Pacific.
tho last mentioned being the only stock whose
extreme huetaation for the day extended to
per cent There was some little buyins for
arbltrage account toward the close. but il did
no more than to steady the list in some dire,,-
tions. The close was dun but heavy ar the
lowest prices of the day. The DAYS business
amounted to only 6S0C9 shares
Everything is lower. Louisville and Nash
vile lost = per cent, Colorado Coal and Rich
mond and West Point preferred l per cent
each, and tie rest fractional amounts.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-26
MARKET REPORTS.

A. s..MANN. General Mar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.

SEATTLE, Nov. 5.
several saieS In hops we're made to-day
at prices ranging from Is to sDc. since
saturday 10 bales arrived over the Puget
sound shore from O'Brien's crossing. 10
from Pmyaiiup aud - on the steamer Starr
from Sehome.
Hay arrived Ia good supply. ss tons being
fnoiuded amosg today's receipts. Prices
arc ststiffeuing and increased values are
expected In the near future. No change in
grain quotations..
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE.
CEIrrs-D During the last a. hours the
merchandise aud produce receipts at this
port have been ~ foil0ws. Per Puget
Sound Shore road, % cars containing 90
tons. Columbia & Puget sound railroad.
ton: Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern. III
tons. steamers Queen OF the Pacific SOD !
tons, skagit chief 10 tons. starr ~ tons,
Jennie 30 tons. Clara Brown y ton. Nellie
= ton. Cascade 10 tons. Merwin u tons,
steam schooner t. J, Perry GO tons Total
receipts, 1854 tons. Amang the receipts
were Zsl bales hops. 1850 gallons milk. 5ssi
sacks feed. 25as sacks aouf, $50 sacks oats,
Ill sacks potatoes. 81 sacks meal, 81 sacks
salt i7J sacks beans, is2 sacks rice. 20 sacks
timothy seed. i7s barrels sugar, 100 barrels
beer. - kegs whisky, 9 cases cigars, bar
rels. and boxes butter. case eggs. 70
boxes apples, 8 boxes pears. 10 cases cab
bage, 70 tons hay, eco eases coal oil. 100
cases powder, 200 barrels lime. II hides, /
carload lee from Portland. 81 head cattle, 7
horses, El7l eases Of general merchandise.
sHfPMESTS--Dnringt the last ~ hours the
goods aud merchandise have been shipped
from Seattle to the surrounding country
as follows: Puget sound shore road g25
tons. Columbia & Puget sound railroad 8
tons. Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern - tons.
Steamers Wilmington 10 tons. Left Erick.
sen & tons. Success tons, Augusta , tons.
Grace tons, M0untaineef 2 tons, Cascade
inst0n % tons, Edith tons, J. y. Libby 3 !
tons, Josephine - tons. lola tons. Total
shipments. tscss tons
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xLrA wALLA Politics.
11s6nest without ParsiIel-Hard
Bork All Around.

work All Around.
yxx4x NALLA. Nov. s.--pespite the
E601X l15u that Il falling the streets are
W1UI1 Ia WITH men, women and eiiiidrea
no IN the glare Of huge bontires blax
M N Along Main street corners. 20 listen.
& ~ <E&Y can, 70 the infsfningied mueic
e. )61u4 kFnes bands aud the noise Of eau
11 K1lly 200 people crowd the side
M1I&x U1ffh are almost impaxsahie. There
"a 0<1Uofks everywhere on Main street.
- l1o<l a. though each party II Just try.
IHH " Vdldo the other In music. noise aud
9li<<EI MARTY, Tremendous Ares pale
10 <{1e1x3e lights Ia front OF the opera
hqu11 md court house. In the former
M61 e h. Warner aud J. 1. sharpstein
11I4 fcfth to the largest audience ever
&1IX4 there, while the courthouse Il
6W64d % rufibeafion 10 listen TO Judge
KGnn6dy nnd others. while excitement
sl10yg{]6 y m extreme degree, the best OF
14t4 a4t4fe pressils, both sides shouting
Gnt7134es hoafse for the heads OF their
111poctf4c tickets.
~ i4night. at least, the local eandI.
N<114 os8 sunk ont Of sight Argument
Gn1 b1}<fuE still continue brisk on dele.
-. HnllA Wsila never was so outspoken
= meujfesttd such political Interest as 70.
46morror promises 10 bs day Of Ia.
t1a1e >xfliement Preparations 10 the ia
teft11 ~ NJ candidates arc Of an extensive
u6faft, there seeming 10 be- no end Of
money for that purpose, Whatever the
lof1H> NE lusing side eAnuof attribute the
4eft4f 70 lack OF attention 10 details aud
e1F4 Hefk. heth sides are as confident as
The child left as the hospital a week ago
ljed there SUNDAY, Arrangement had
1ten Nade for Us adoption.
e. Kcli7nx Is 80 low With pneumonia
that Il II thought impossible that he viii
recover. He was slightly easier tonight
Sunday woman OF an immigrant family
eanlptt on South second asrcet was siung
" an insect Her entire body commenced
70 swell. and Il now Of enormous sise. She
n SUFFERING terrible pain. aud thcrr IA seem
nEly 10 relief. II IL supposed the case viii
RESULT fatally
A 1}Qck company has ieea formed 10
M4xe Tie etssm landry permanent fix.
~ md 81 the ttack Of the Hunt road Is
&uly y miits distant, and k advancing
&Wo l03lo4 day
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rRooREss on cmsmALIs.
a Waterworks Project -Aetisft, In
Henf Estafs ard Huildtar


HuxnAlss, New. IA gentleman named
roy has been herr Ia TIE Interests ot 4
eompaHy which proposes 20 ssappiy the city
with WNtprwpfks lie asks. ScSide tho
tf4nehisr. that the city pay sleo Yer month
lor Ere piugs aud hydfanis. and, u the
{ranehise 4 granted. viii cemplcfe works
~ July, 1853, II II proposed to hFnN the
water from HE Newaafum river ss,.pinr
The stream some six miles from here Al
m Informal meeting Of memkeTs Of the
city council this project was faforably con.
adhered. aua there Il no deahs bat tia, the
kentlsman win be gsanied ample Induce.
mcnfS. he promises % follow nv the Wa
tefwnrks with sn electric hghs plant
Tho new additions 10 Chchails have IN.
fusrd new life iuto the tnwu b. sivipg the
people chNnre 10 purchase lots, something
which has been almost Impossible heseio.
lore. IN ponahoe's addition some 20 o.
more deeds were made cat Ia ono tiay last
urei npplieants Tor lots IN the irqahart
and iohsen addition. which has net vet
been placed o.. the market
New honees have sprung np a. II BY
magic, aad there would h. = erpat deal
more eulldieg gniag ga II humber cullid hs
hal. bat The iuih Is away bahind With
present rFsierS. The aniy vacant sforC
building has juss lieca rentes, ADD theyc 4.
nut al empty dwelling house In tewe,
Wntle there u constant iasuify far them
The theAalis licurjne n{u L not arly
running % It's fill capacity, bus gginas
away half tho nigh, a. keep ap with the
demand
Owing y ant ~ lpaheF sle casaple1iea
Of The aiditiAa 10 the Ghvhails hetsi has
eeea delayed, which Is conSisierahse ~ :
urANhark. A. the present hotel CAPACITY Is
entirely Inadequate to She demand MANY
kftauxeFs STRIVE ia tewn daily. and II Il pa
pnsommon thing fer them to seek
accommodation a. private houses.
A. an Indication II the aesfeits Ia nal
estate. well known agent tvparts ths - Z
uf <stcn iarHc tracts ef taud safaf,iay. aud
there agv three OF Sour fcai estate aeea,s ID
tawh, a0 ae'ng we'll
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fx1ez " ssonx mpppytsw 81 yoaste<ss
Who hsTe IN sfe e{<F<nxA 1orr e1e<e caf
81 The brush sd k<s no4 to1<<saxty <lxlz1-
Ing ka* eiEcfzon The pxf1pc<utxr NO
haze bees axed - tbe &<tzssf7 d$spaefet
~ 1fe KeeufE1znns Ia sfs> cs<iy pr 81 he
ea1ssx< lave tase1 htszz sx&zn- oNt1x -
tire Decentralization esH<ed ~ local Ees
pabzIean xzFzr11ss fos ozsce~
4oertee< arrived h<re this uornznx- o1t
left after brexks<Ss Ter Kc<xfsFd. Hh<ze ~
stoke, srenxtnx Also ri Sysnsfe. On hss
rsturn he<z t4is eseniBx p poke fer fhrse
faars u ozss Of Tie largest ssz<terces ever
assembled ia fzzs esky- The EepuhaiE ans
he'd DEMONSTRATORS aizs, uzteH uax ~
srs<s<d ~ rromizsnx ie<As speakers. Esssi
Republican ard Democratic t0rE1hx -
fsrea<sstgas1 nsxrezss5 iizs8wxh fsss streets IN
! drzxxiiax skis. bsrt. n1fxstAs<xnd1ox- shs
xrHsfssf e1tt nsf4xzn rrsyaszed.
The AIien mes arr confident hat thSir
candidate will Win easily. Ihe vpts To-
morrow viii be : be4Fy nDe. The city he<
b~<p sxnssz<e1 fhcrouxs1i ~ Ard nG< szsxss
point ~ vantage has been 0yefsocks64
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wsrn rargnszzzm srsa bs,st4 fex sfn.s to
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Is ssxssrn<nt. Esspsczfaiiy. II +. ss0ss-
czxrrxseesA, Tuz. June q. tses-Ths
f r ~ ssser &c 1892 hs pses ssa 4 sses
senxhf physsczan, who treated ne for se.-
erzi ncsxns. 81 lis afy1es vens % Cab
uz.hsra sp<s.ss e. ws 49, nis co1. , e
cred. - shozEhr. bss The next sprfzg pln-
kss bsx.s e sygs.r O ~ fsss , -. ~ s esi,
frnzasstI4fely after taking Is cssmmeneet %
fapr0Fe. zIowiy a. nrst. but more rnptcly
Afterwards. and soon ncthing remained %
tel 81 nay trouble Ny blood - now thnr-
euxhiy eseAnssd. and my system free frzrz
fzlnL sad oWe my present cendstson--a
perfect zsEre-to your nfrs1icfne- Ichee5fuliy
give thts statement that cfh<rs who have
E1neref d have may reap the xarae 1er&fzt.
HkRpT n BEET. q Wess silfk s..
Hoxxn, La, Nay s, isss-Ine Swift Specific
Co. Atfanfa. Ga-Gsntiemen Abcut two
years ago my general henifa gave way eE-
tlrety. I was 80 des4lsfsfsd that stmoes
de<pafrud Of ever feeling well again. All
thaf the physielans du1c FOR me brought 10
permanent relief. Friends Insisted that
shonid give \. s. s. q fair trial although
thcaghf IL woald BE- throwing away mofsey.
After taking q thorough course. my health
and strenEth refurned, and must say that
). s. s. atone cared me, rs | discarded all
Others while using r. As tonic can fnost
heartily recommend u for general Debility,
&c certainly Is . Specific w. y. BRIDsfs. J. r.
HoxER. La--r know Mr.. W. =. Bridges, ard
viii say that his statement IL correct
JosEFH Sakxxuss Drrexizs.
Treatise on Efood and Skin Diseases rnasle,s
free. TIE SWIFT srEcFIc Co. Drawer g
Atlanta. Ga
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~ rHr OPINION or THE DIRECTORS
/ ~ srhn-ps 6i<<xsr< No /. 81 King cgEnty.
Wxshzuxsoa Territory he r1blzs 5000
-p,zrsrez tie fncu<xsnx of ~ snd<o<sdnc8
IN sxeez3 81 one per csnrEm upo1 De
.seT<<e1 FzznAfSoz Of TIE fAxna1E pf02e
~ sS~ 80 ssre<x1aerx- s0xiz- N inds1zedr
psss ~ s15a aa6s for the rurfNee % con
x<-1r<fux rut1fr b1s,tznxs fox tte Use q
s..sn <rf5oea district 40 J. szzA tntet<ef
s.ss<x - h< secured By hoxds eEcn o. f1e
deupzntnztson Of tloe0 and the uheie @
pay8A:e respectively 10 twenty year 1rno
fh~ asse Of s4id beads rcxpec<svcly. ana 70
besr Interest a. TIE rate Of six per eent Per
snnurr frrere<4 parable <esas-11u1AAlF-
sxsA sirexsrrx hare csffuaSed the cot q
ecaxfr,sesinx said buildings 20 Be tlae. 80,
which suu i In excess Of o1s pe- es1.an
ard = abeat one and cne-han Per eentum
IRON the assessed vsizatzon OF the taxahle
prorerfy Of said school district No !. -
ssrSrfafped By the last assessment lscS
Notice Is therefore berehy given @ the
qnsiifea electors Of school district No !.
Of King county. Warrington Ierrl,ory. ,nat
4 sr.erszi essstion VIII Be held on saturday.
ne ferfh day Of November. A. D. lsss. -
R-uEn's pavilion on second street.. Pc
tween errfnx ana Seneca streets. N tie ezty
Of seattle. In SAID county aud ferrltos9s -
which eseefion viii be submitted the cues
lion whether said indebtedness shah be 10.
cared f,r IRE s,r,rroee Of constructing said
pubic buildings for the use Of said school
district Nc. l.
M r.olIs viii be open for the reception
Of VOTES n one O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said dsy. and win be kegt open Until
seven O'Clock p. m. Of said day. kaea
eiss.sar IN favor Of mourning gnch in
deb.edness and In favor of q tax TO be from
rirne to time assessed and collected 70
rns..f and satisfy such indie bredEess " ben
and A. Il and each installment thereof,
principal OF interest shall fall due. VIII
vote ballot containing the words -Indebt-
..,iness Yes" and each eiecfor opposed TO
fucurrinx sssch indebtedness or opposed 70
sneh tax win vote ballot containing the
words Indebtedness No.
THOMAS T. MINOR,
IN. FRfNK.
wM. II. HUGHES
Directors OF school district No. LOT King
county, Washington territory
III. A. HAWTHORNE,
CLERK Of said school district No i.
Date Of first publication. October II i'm
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[TORY NEWS.
leled Interest Taken
IN Politics.


s. :. Nor. s,-ETerythinz --fsssiness,
"a sefeL-5z absorbed in The pnsit
11S611e,1. and nothing else car secars
r. affenfiaa. Although the day
S - "a d.saxseexbls sud the streets
r1v. 46er Wers crowded AL csy kNS
( - - 81 Hepnbilcsns aud fsmoerAts
: ~ he prospects Of tomorrow.
4 96eS1ocn the Lincoln Club, about
- 111~ hc.fed b. the miIltsry bsrss
g VI $3.50 1rSnfed iy cspt. ". J. fifs, tsft
1GYs hall, marched own Pacific
- I5sventh street, counter marched
4 ~ ~ 6seune and then headed for the
7iSSf - dizzy passed the Hotel FIFE, IN
( 1<liE s IL headquarters ~ The Expnbii
- <od561x csfnmltfee. flssy were loudly
1<1n6 srinaous aslnY up al over fhe
<S ~ ~ hnsei. and hausksrchiefs and
1S1- ks5ne saved enthusiastically from
12'-< ;rf.r asls 9nfian took the Peter for
@2f1is ana Wa gwen Q god kefnDiiekn
m6<0H q DE boat Swung cut rom tfss
r:kssxmKn TAYLOR, Of the RepnhIlesu
S11}11lS rorufc lstre. ssys that everything =
;',1I-'1&1 f0< fha whole cOaufS tfehet, bat
MN ~ f56tusgfi0n II ngisfing will tire
rrS{Iolf 81 despair, and i sesglue
&1fk{Hr undo1a 70 secure the eierfipu Of
~ IEGtl \ part 81 the tfrktb TT sh5Ss
fkaf (n< f1flus esaplayed Is printing the
sS115Sf Ernpbiiean tiskef have also been
81 TIE DEMOCRATS 10 run on boEns
{3 ~ t7se names Of certain candidates
1uT {If1sd out from the bfsfy ~ the ticket
61 f61<< ~ the Democratic candidates
m ~ xaIne effices being inserted. This
IN beeft 1pne In three OF four ctsfs. TIE
071Se{ bri M changed tor differe nj Offices
e. nd different places where they we're In
l4a11&d ~ b. circulated, The Democratic
16}fa< for Instance would be Inserted in
: IIe&ef ofhtruise ali Republican. 20 b. used
= foiut where The Republican candidate
IN That of11fe may be strongest IlieE
II name Of Che Denoefatle candidate for
U<01)aft juHRe II placed Gu another other.
Mo wholly Republican ticket, 10 be
I'D elsewhere, and 20 on, These tickets
~ being put into wide circulation
Bnf the bbiafss stroke they have made y
1kof III Making tilaes ssksnoosh b0fes
66BnK TIE tickets delivered 10 the head
16lter. - s,raieht tickets. hateees o. z
{kfos1xh tha stacks Il tickets which The
4@Unftfee was about 70 send out 70 the
MII&FeHf boiling diesfittN A. a result. The
oB1n MITES has had 10 60 carefully over
IF41f &In1X ticket before sending Il out,
make sufe that & was straight.
&1t have d0nc this. howeyef. and sent
NJ E)ff5InTs warning voters 70 beware Of
1n1e aud 70 be very sure of their ticket
111fe voting Il
fHE ftsF RALLIES.
41e campaign Ia this city was wound up
/0al11lf By isrge and enthusiastic meet
I0G&< jefmHnia hail. addressed Ia German
~ f&6firs Reicheubaeh and pr. Frank,
~ ~ = Democratic meeting held In Alpha
~ latter VAS addressed b. Joe =
~ II Thomas Carroll aud others. The
U6&lafned about 20 people II was
without decoration and the
M voices echoed through the gallery
I56Hal warning OF defeat