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Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

ENOR SALE-Or exchange for inside property,
Il Gao acres in Carbon Co. Myo.. near great
oil fields ard junction OF B. NJ and {. Il n. w.
X. X. All level good soil. Address Y. ~, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

Tor SALE or trade for Omaha property, a
Il good. well improved stock farm. 56l acres in
Kearney Co., near school and X. H. ID. H. Ball
2ij6 Iiarney st. SIl 2gt
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

LOR SALE or leases lots, i q corner, 18th
Il and Dodge st, Sl3.5OU.
3 lots, / corner, Goth ave and Dodge ST.,
sl3600.
2 lots, a corner, 2sth and Douglas, q, 800.
. lots l a corner, 2Sth and Dodge, $500.
Sell on easy terms or lease for long term Of
years.
one hundred and thirty choice lots in Omaha
View, OF will build houses; 300 to l., 600 Will
buy you nice homes. Terms easy.
To EXchange-Elcgant lfGacre farm, Cedar
county, $500.
Cheapest quarter section of land in Nebraska,
LOO takes 1t, Cunning county.
Wanted-Equitles in good inside real estate,
for cash and clear cheap lots.
Wanted Strictly tirstclass farms, for cash
and omaha lots.
Wanted-Well secured mortgages for cash
and low priced clear lots.
For EXChange-Good Omaha real estate for
cattle.
For Sale-Highly improved ranch near Kear
ney, $4,000; room house and lot, lsth and Dor
cas-, 81 400.
Wanted lFirst-class stock hardware or mer-
Chandise for good Omaha real estate.
Wanted-No. l carriage team for lot in South
Omaha.
For Exchange-5OOO acres choice farm land,
Douglas, Cunning, Cedar, Holt Brown and
Cherry counties for Omaha real estate.
For Rent-9 room modern east "a Hat, Douglas
near 25th 81.
Money to loan on hrst-cass improved city
property, Drake Bros, Real Estate, 3l6 5 18th
ST. I.g -
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

r. yotp have anything to exchange call on or
Il address III. f. Cole. n. 9. cor. 10Th and Doug
las. 2i1 III
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

HOUSES. lots. farms. livery stable. ranches,
L -four mills end all kinds OF property to
trade. stevens Bros, lii Farnam ST. lU} -
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

Ul2O stock of stationery to exchange for land
spor lots. Traders. come and see us. Cooperative
Land and Lot Co., III, 10th st. pAl 20
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

WNW 'WNTI IVI Y IWII IVV III YIN IfIII WVIVIIVII'
~ market value 500. ILL. Rice n Co. 9Ss =
Ujj0 cash for lot on 18th street. near North
~ Omaha depot. J. l.. Rice 4 Co. NSsS
LNOR SAIE-Or exchange. lots IN North
II Omaha for houses. House and lots III COun-
ell BluIs. shares In Lowe ave building assn.
Lots in Hanscom and Amber places. Plenty
of other property. Bosworth y Joplin, AIS s.
18th st. llp
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

II E.COLE gives special attention to trading
L. Write for our list T. cor 18th and
Douglas. bt6 81
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

uANSCOM Place, fine honse and lot to trade
for good farm. Stevens Bros, 1i2l Farl
nam st. lU} ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

A LII kinds OF property to trade. stevens
IA Bros, 1921 Farnam st. 1t3 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

LNOR exchange, improved farm of 2jo acres in
II Iowa, 30 miles from Omaha, price 5000, in
cumbranCe 5000; will exchange for any good
property. clear Nebraska land preferred. Il. II.
Cochran, 1909 Faruam st. 9S1 2S'
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

7 HAVE for trade improved farm in Cass Co.,
i near Plattsmouth. will trade for improved
inside property. Address NJ 80, Bee Office.
QSS
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27
MONEY TaLCAN

yXrANTkD--To buy snort time paper j. w.
w Gross, at G. L. Mayne's office, 18th and
Harney. 5't' M
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

GPOT cash for furniturS stoves, houschol
- goods at III North ld,h,st. ORR Go.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

ENOR Exchange. IT you have farms or lands to
IL sell or trade send for our descriptive blanks.
If you have any kind of property to sell or ex-
change, list 1t with u.s. we can furnish you a
customer, S. S. Campbell G. w. Hervey 80
Board of Trade Omaha BE-
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

"ANTED-lroner for laundry in Wyo;
w women cooks for ldaha 3 in Neb . In city,
girls for housework at Greenwood, one for
Pender, Neb., 2 good mattresses, several girls
Tor suburbs of city, nice places, girls for gen
erai housework In different parts of the the
city, good cooks or private families. Can
adian Employment office, Mrs. Brega y Son,
0l6 \. 18th, tel. SSi l7S 26t
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

IMPROVED farm In Iowa Tor Omaha resi-.
L dence property. J, J. Wilkinson, IS'i Farna,n.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

- GOOD teams, wagon and harness to trade for
- house and lots or half lots in city. Address
Y -, Bee. 966 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

STATIONERY stock good town to trade for
~ Nebraska land Stevens Bros, 1921 Farnam
st. l03 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

WANTED "A girl for general housework
w Must he tirst-class cook Good wages
aid; 22ll Douglas st. l63 70
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

"ANTED-Good farms IN exchange for
w Omaha property. e. Z. Spotswood. N5H
10th. l29
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

DERSONAL-I want vacant lot, north part of
L city, for good house and lot in Omaha
View. c. c. Spotswood, 3O5Ia 10th ST., Omaha.
6o4
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

NEBRASKA and Kansas farms 10 exchange
~ for Iowa and Colorado lands, and vice
versa. Cooperative Land and Lot Co., 2O5 N
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

"ANTED-25 girls general housework, l
w dining room girl, l cook for hotel. Lots
of good places for girls. Omaha Employment
Bureau, ll9 10th. ls5 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27
WANTED--FEMALE HELP.

WyANTED-lmmediately young ladies to go
w the stage Apply l3U! Douglas, Room +.
B
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

DERSONAL-Dressma wanted to invest,-
i gate the Kellogg French tailor system of
dresscutting, good wages. travelling expenses.
to energetic agents Call address for cir
culars. Nine. Kellogg, Hotel Esmond, ON lha.
1GjflI-
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27
WANTED--MALEh HELP.

"ANTED-An energetic man to represent n
W Kansas firm in this state. salary SO at
start. Omaha Emp. Bureau, ll9 n 18th st.
LII 20
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

w ANTED-Girl for housework, :,2l4 Douglas.
w ISL 26s
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

NIANTED-A woman who is competent to
w take care of an invalid young person pre-
ferred; Mrs. Milton Rogers, IA 10Th. l66
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

NOR SALE-We offer as a special bargain l6J
II acres of land four miles from stock yards,
at sl25 per acre, on line OF U. Z. Il. X. McCague
Opp. P.O. Rd
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

DERSONAI-Ladiesa and gentlemen can rent
L masquerade suits at 5l6 N 10th ST., upstairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

MONEY 10 loan on furlfttre. horses wagons,
Vl etc, ar on any spprted security. Low
rates. j. W. Robbins. 1919 ,Earnam. SIG f2l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

pENSON n CARMICHAEL furnish complete
- and guaranteed abstracts of title to any
real estate in Omaha and Douglas county upon
short notice The most complete set of abstract
books in the city. No. 1919 Farnam st. l3l
MIDLAND Guarantee and Trust Co.. 1905
1Nl Faruam street-Complete abstracts fur
nished. and titles to real estate examined, per
fected and guaranteed. 1870
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

MONEY to loan Notes ana e. r. ticket.
vi bought aha sold. a: forman, 2l3 18th sts
~ l25
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27
LOST.

DERSON I.-Private home for ladies durign
i confinement, strictly confidential, infants
accepted address Il ~ Bee office. b3, 10
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

"ANTEil-Good kitchen girl. must under
w stand general cooking and come well rec
commended, Inquire lsl4 Farnam st. 959-a6j
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Situa you can get girl on
w n moments notice, at Canadian Employ
ment Office, Mrs Brega u Son. 3lG $. 10, tel. ss4.
i,,S.2Gt
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

r PER CENT Money.
~ Patterson Fawcett 18th and Harvey. 1l6
7 OANS made on real estate and mortgages
IL bought. Lewis S. Reed Co., 1921 Farnam.
ll3
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

INSURANCE men-An experienced and com
l. petcnt young man desires Il situation in or
out of city. Capable of taking charge of Office
Reference frst-Class. Wages moderate. Ad-
dress y 40, Bee office. I6l 25s
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

I ARG Il and small room suitable for gentle
IL men, with or without board, 2sl' Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

d2 500 cash or good security will buy the fixtures
- and machinery complete including zone 10
h. p. engine and boiler of well established
coffee and spice mill in the growing city of Sioux
City: satisfactory reasons given for selling.
AdCr ess p. o. Box 376, Sioux City. Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

WAN1ED-A girl for general housework sO4
w South 2lst ST. lO6 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

NOR SALE-Fresh milcn cows. Hin X Smiley,
II opp Exchange building, Union Stockyarys
Telephone tx. l9l-feb-l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

NTONEY-To loan. Lowest rates. No delay
Nl J. L. Rice Co.. over Commercial Ma
tona bank ia
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

\NANTED---Tobu buy a coal busine IS In city, give
w Particulars, address box 5so. Ssi 29t
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

be given for return of bay
IL mare, 800 lbs, halter on. Strayed from
2l24 Cunning st. G. S. Ostrom. sos
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

MONEY to loan NJ lowe. rates upon improved
NJ ana unimproved reathstate IN Omaha and
also upon farms in westeEnl Iowa and eastern
Nebraska. Mortgage notes bought and sold
Olell Rrns A Co I,2l Flrpnm st 3iS
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

A GENTLEMAN can be accommodated with
IA nicely furnished room. gas, bath and heat.
in a private family, one block from street car,
terms reasonable, address X 62, Bee Office
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

LNOR SALE-At a bargain 50 feet of shelving,
IL 80 feet of counters and one ice chest. suit
able for grocery store. Enquire at Sl2 s. 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

LNOR SALE-Half or whole interest in steam
Il laundry with all modern improvements,
good trade and best location in city. Also 10
room house for rent, modern conveniences and
Address y 81 Bee office. 9.S lD'
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

"ANTED-Situation by an experienced bar
w ber eleven years at trade. Address X II
Bee. I5S 21t
"ANTED-Stuation by trustworthy Ger
Nv man OF "a rs porter or coachman: excel
lent city references. Canadian Employment
office, BIG So 18th. Tel. ss4 6gl p.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27
FOR RsNr--RooMs vNFURN,sAED.

"ANTED-To rent small vacant room TO
w store some furniture, rent not 10 exceed
s. per week. Address a. Bee. 40 80
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

LNOR SALE-Old established photo gallery in
IL Malvern, la. The only permanent gallery
in Mills county. A bargain Address $. L.
Dearborn. l852 26
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

LNOR SALE-A livery barn in one OF the best
Il towns in western Iowa. Reason for selling
want to quit the business, Terms cash. Ad-
dress 5. &. Sidner & Son, Silver City, Iowa.
SOS 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

MONEY loaned on furniture pianos, organs,
1Vl horses, etc, low rates. j. j. Wilkinson
Co., 1924 Farnam, over Burlington ticket Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

LNOR RENT now room houses on rs 30th
II near Leavenwprth. c. f. Mayne. 3u
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

barber, must be irst-class
w firStclass wages guaranteed. Address =.
q. Box 5i2 Grand Island, Neb. l54 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

"ANTED-In every county in Nebraska, re.
w liable energetic men to sell goods by So
hciting for n well established mfg company
permanent employment to the right men, no
capital or experience necessary, reference re-
CURED address Box 2G7, Omaha, Neb. G30fl3
WANTED - Men for railroad work. Al
w bright's Labor Agency, ll2O Farnam qS5
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

"ANTED-Coffee and tea salesman for
w wholesale st. Louis house, 1863 Farnam st,
room9. g1g q.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

VTANTED-A good cook. Apply at n. Il. Cor
w 2lst and Webster SITS. ia 26f
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

T OST-A small Scotch collie dog, yellow with
IL white face. breast and feet. wears q collar
with owners name and address. If found please
return and suitable reward will be given, 1878
Capitol ave. s2S
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

NOR RENT or Sale-New house, rooms, cor
II 2sth and Capitol ave. Enquire 2o2i Dodge.
ITO
LNOR RENT--A new fve-room house. e5si
II Chicago 81. l2isO'
nor RENT-Nice cottage at s4iS Davenport
Il ST., apply northwest corner Davenport and
I'D, 9d5
LNoR RENr-Seven % room house. all furn'
X ished, No. lU1 north 9TH st. +0a
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

NTANTED-Ihree good stenographers at Val |
w entine's Shorthand Institute. 143 26'
NANTED-A reliable man with small means
ing i5, Bee. l47-lj
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

>b HOUSES for rent from sls up.
- +. l.. Gregory, Rental Agent, 59 s. 10th 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

NOR REN1OOne large room with single room
II connected; also one small room; furnace
heat bath, hot and cold water. References re-
Quired. New house, 20l3 Leavenworth st.
IIllp
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27

QbOO OOO-To loan on Omaha city property at @
sp per cent. G. w. Day, S. L. cor. Ex. Bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GROCERY. queensware and glassware busi-
" ness for sale in the busy town of Indian
ola, Neb., stock about 81 200; immediate possess
sion; good reason for selling Apply p. .: Box
316, Indianola, Neb. 15621'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-27
Spelling "Bee."

EDS. CITIZEN.-In spite of the
roughness of the roads aud coolness
of the weather, Thursday even ng,
Jan 10Th. 1888. the Denny" School
House No 6, Mlddlesex Twp. was
crowded long before the hour for com.
meDcement I 80 p. NJ had arrived
with people from far and near. As
The school has the record of having
the best spoilers in the Twp. not q
little interest was manifested in this
part OF the program.
Clarence Shepard and Harry Fer.
gusoD acting as captains proceeded
to choose their respective sides, fir,
from their own school and then from
adjoining schools ("Bakerstown,' y
Parks" and SANDY Hill" being
represented) but they. one and all re.
fused to spell, so No 6 had to 60 il
alone and you may be sure it will
never get left when 1t comes to spell
ing With only seven on each side
at the start, after spelling half an
hour and no easy words either, there
still remained two on each side -
Mamie Ferguson, Robbie Ferguson.
Robbie Steiner and Leland Wilson.
After short recess during which the
audience proceeded to enjoy them
selves, the teacher called to order
again and we Were treated to some
choice selections by the scholars and
others. The 6rst was Q recitation
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-27
President and PO pc.

BALTIMORE, Jan 23.-At the
meeting of the Methodist preachers
today the resolutions offered at pre-.
vious meeting censurlng President
Cleveland for sending copy of the
Constitution of the United States to
Pope Leo came up after the regular
business There was much discuss.
ion, but the resolutions were finally
adopted by vote of l9 to 10. The
following is the text Of the resolu-
tions:
First, That the preachers meeting
of the Methodist Episcopal Church iu
Baltimore hereby disclaim all sympa.
thy with or concurrence in the act OF
the President of the United States
performed 10 commemoration of the
Pope's golden jubilee.
Second, That we, the members o.
the Baltimore preachers meeting o
the Methodist Episcopal Church, as
American citizens enter our solemn
protest against this new departure ol
the President in making such marked
official recognition of a religious hier
Archy, claiming also temporal sov
ereignty.
Third, That we regard the act o
the President as q political discount
esy, if not offense, to King Humbert
whose sovereignty over a unihec
Italy the Pope both antagonizes ant
denies
Fourth, That in making the forego
ing protest We disavow all feeling 0
luminosity towards, or desire tc
abridge, either the political or relig
lous rights of our Roman Catholic
fellLw citizens.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-27
GUTHRIF-In this place. Ian. 20, 1928, a

GUTHRIF-In this place. Ian. 20, 1928, a
the re- ID ,uce OF htr d.ughter, sirs. /. j
Lowm n. Mrs. Jane Guthne, aged IS years
and 3 m hs.
Fune al services were held on NJ nday las,
from cf the residence of her daughter, Mrs
L0wmsn.
QudiaLa and Clarion, pa, papers Please
copy.
RHODES-In Brady twp. this county, Jan.
20, 1854, Mrs Catharine Rhodes, wife oi
Chss Rh odes, aged about 80 years.
BROWNIE Clay twp, this county, Jan.
%, 1888, Mrs. Jacob Brown, aged about So
years.
MARTIN-At her home in Renick. Missouri,
Mrs. Sarah Martin, wife Mr.. VIM Martin.
formerly of Bufilo twp, this county, aged
about 20 years.
BURGESS-In this place. at the re.ideuce
of Mr.. Christian Otto. on Fridiv, Jan. %
1883, Mrs Jane Burgess, aged 73 years, .
monihs and days.
Mrs. Burgess Was sister OF Mrs. Agnes
Otto, and was born in the city OF New York
from where she removed with her husband tt
Minneapolis, Nina. some years ago. She
was now "a widow and came here on visit 10
her 81 Ster, and was q woman much respect ed
BY all who knew her. Her remains were in
tered in the South Genet ery on IL e lot @!
Sir. &. Quo, on sunday last
MCCANDLESS-Ath his residence in Cherry
twp, this county. on Sunday, Jan. %. 1885
Mr. Mark Ne, audless, aged about 81 years
And thus has spassed away aaotner Of the
oldest citiZ.ns of our conntv. Mr. Mark Nc
Candless for many years was an active man
in business, at Moniteau, Cherry twp, aud
his honesty was proverbiai. as well as his
outsp,ken aud plain dealing character with
all his neishb,rs. For snme wears past he
had been in feeble health. He was Respected
ia life and all who knew him vail bear wit
ness 10 his integrity and worth.
BRACKNEY-In Clay tp. this couaty, Jan.
"a, 1888, Mr.. Jesse Brackney, aged abouE
10 years.
STEHLE-O1 Thu s1ay, Jan. 26, 1888.
Raymond G. s1n Of j. F. 7. Stehle, aged
g years and | month.
Funeral tomorrow at 2 p. nj.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-27

entitled "Aladdin's Lamp" which
was we'll rendered by Mamie Steiner,
Mamie and Emma Furguson, Laura
Shepard, Carrie Logan and Sadie
Fulton. Then followed the comic
dialogue "The Way to Windbam"hy
Robbie Steiner and Lewis Urbach, in
which Robbie as the good boy made
our sides fairly ache. A recitation,
by four girls entitled wishing, AFTER
which an essay was read by the
teacher, which was good but just a
little to sober to suit US Then fol-
lowed the side splitting dialogue " IN
itiating the Gran ger" by Lewis Ur-
bach Robbie Steiner. Herman Truver,
Leland Wilson, Frank Steiaer, Robbie
aud Harry Ferguson, Lewis Steiner
aud the teacher, in which Lewis
Steiner and Harry Ferguson, as the
ones being initiated kept the audi
ence in continual roar of laughter
Then Charlie Truver showed us I'd
contents of a Boys Pocket" In
neat little speech which was we'll
spoken, after which two little girls
gave Us nice little recitation entitled
Wings; the only fault being it Was
not long enough Then followed a
short but comic Dialogue entitled
'Grief too Expensive" by Hermap
Truver ana Frank Steiner. Herman
must have thought we needed Il shak-
ing up for he kept Us all shaking from
the time he commenced till be qalt
After which the bit of the evening
was made by an old negro from down
South VINO sang the 'Old Home" "
W hich to say the least was simply
grand. | do not know what spite
the performers bad against the audi
ence for the closing piece was the
crowniug of all, entitled the Poison
ed Darkyes" by George UIbach aud
TWO dsrkeys from down South. IL
was norhiug but fun aud temperance
from beginning to eud. The audience
went homs feeling sorry that the en-
tertainment was over and hoping
That No. 6 will give US another just
as good in tie near future.
"SPECTAToR
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-27
Free Trade on Top.

The organization of the Democratic
State Committee at Harrisburg yes
| terday puts Free Trade on top in the
Democratic party in this State,
President Cleveland has placed it
there. The election of Mr.. Kisner a.
chairman of the Democratic State
Committee is not Mr.. w. l.. Scott's
victory, although the fesalt leaves
! him master OF the situation,
but the success and supremacy OF
! Free Trade as laid down in President
| CIeveland's message. Without this
aid Mr.. Scott failed last Summer;
with it be succeeds now. The Dem.
ocratic party, even in Pennsylvania,
accepts the platform dictated by Mr..
Cleveland and obediently moves for
ward to occupy it. No one in or out
OF the State will doubt in future the
position of the Democratic party on
this issue. 1t is Free Trade party
and it puts none but free traders on
guard.
Mr.. Randall is defeated, and bis
defeat is the more crushing because it
was generally unexpected. He is the
strongest Protection Democrat in the
country, aud be is tar stronger in his
| own State than any other Protection
,st of his owa party. He has joined
issue with President Cleveland aud
| his message, and he is knocked out"
in the first round. If Mr. Randall
cannot make fight against the new
Free trade Democratic dictator of the
White House no one in bis party can
With him falls the last prospect of an
organized Protectionist opposition to
Mr. Gle eveland ia his own party. Mr.
Randall faced him and his patronage
pluckily and successfully last year;
b. has faced him pluckily now, but
| not successfully. In six months, the
Democratic party, even in Pennsyl-
vania, has travelled fast and far TO.
wards Free Trade. and it leaves Mr..
Randall in the rear and in the minor
ity.
For Mr. Randall there is nothing
ltit uuL d uS III ioi poiitiCoi oA'oeobSO
The quarrel was not of his choosing.
Ii was put upon him Mr.. Sanders
stood for nothing, save as he stood
for Randall. Because he did stand
for the leading Protectionist of the
Democratic party, and only because
ne did. be was attacked. 1t would
be idle for Me-. Randall or bis friends
to blink the gravity of this defeat 1t
ia fatal, unless Mr.. Randall can re-
trieve it in the House at Washington
| The fight in the Democratic commit
rec at Harrisburg ends compromise in
Democratic caucns at Washington.
There is nothing left for Mr.. Randall
| and his Protectionist colleagues but
to fight to the end against the federal
Administration, and not even such q
iignt can alter or conceal the fact that
even in Pennsylvania the Democratic
party is now openly in favor of free
trade. organizes the coming campaign
on this basis and puts the avowed
tree trader, W. J.. Scott, in charge
Phil'a Press.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-01-27
Another Way.

Another friend has requested the
following which be thinks fair ar,
ranging of the 50 election districts o'
the County into the Is sub ones.
1-Allegh heny and Parker Fps.
2-Tne two Washingtons, Venango
and Marion.
3-Mercer, Slipperyrock and Cen,
treville.
4-Tbe two Cherrys, Clay and
Sunbury.
5-Worth, Brady and Muddycreek
6-Lancaster, Franklin, Prospect
and Center.
concord, Oakland and Donegal.
S-The Fairviews and the BOrOs
within aud MilIerstown.
9-Butler Boro.
lO-Two ConDoquenessings, For
ward, aud Evans City.
1.-Two Jacksons, Zelienople aud
Cranberry
l2-Adams end Middlesex.
12-CIinton aud Buffalo.
14-Penn. Baldridge and Butler
TIP.
l5-Wioield, Jefferson, Saxon.
burg, Summit and Clear6eld.