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Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28

the assessment, tax list complete, additions
and subdivisions added. Hahn bid 81 800 for
a copy of the county tax list. The committee
of the council. reported that, as Mr.. Hahn's
bid was not explicit enough. both be rejected,
and the city clerk make a statement OF Just
what was needed and let them old again.
1.-THE city clerk says he knows Hahn's bid
was the lowest and best, and tho council
gives Hahn the job at Auchmoedy's bid
g., 09O-which is $500 more than Hahn
asked.
Moral-"One man does q good job, and for
correcting another mans mistakes puts in a
bid for 500, Just what il costs him. Another
man makes a lot of mistakes, never finished
his worlS-it Is not finished yet--gets his full
pay of 81 800, and also $500 for putting the
city to an expense of $500 besides, and then,
to further pay him, Is gwen a contract for
800 more than he asked. AL, because he is
a friend of Joe Southland.
every one except Southland who has had
anything to do with the tax list says the best
list was made out by Auchmoedy."
For delicacy, for purity, and for i'm
,,,ntrntnant .f tIa onr,,,1. yiAp NOT i,r
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28

In another column OF this issue will be
found an entirely new and novel speci-
men of attractive advertising. 1t is one
of the neatest ever placed in our paper
and we think our readers will be well
repaid for examining the SUPPOSED
display letters in the advertisement of
Prickly Ash Bitters.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
Who Knows Herman Hector?

Chief of Police Seavey has received sew
eral kilograms from the superintendent of
the police at Chicago during the past three
days inquiring about the death of Herman
Hector, who, it is supposed, died here early
last week. However, nothing whatever can
died at st. Joseph's hospital one day last
week whom the attendants suspected as hay
ing given a false name, but whether he was
Herman Hector or not there seems to be no
means of ascertaining.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
Located.

DIR. }. Cresap Mccoy. late of Bellevue Hospi-
tai, New York. succeeded by DIR. Charles
M. Jordon, late of the. Uniyer-
ton, ID. O., have located permanently in the
Range Block, Omaha, NebY, where all durable
cases are treated skillfully., Consumption,
all nervous diseases. All diseases peculiar to
sex a specially.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
Fort-Site Bids.

It is understood that there will be about a
dozen offers of land for the new site of Fort
o maha, some of which will come from as far
a S Calhoun, though the call fOr proposals
from the war department states that the bids
must be on property within ten miles of this
city and this state. Some of the bidders are
Mr.. Beekman,, of Blair, Messrs. Creunse and
Frahm, of Calhoun, a gentleman near Belle
vue and n syndicate west of the city, near
the intersection Of the b. & NJ. and Union
Pacific roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
Mr.. MONEYS Wife and Missive.

The police authorities are in receipt of a
letter from Edgar Mooney of Modale, Ia,
and the husband of the woman who came
here one day last week in company with one
Charles Haskins, and who was locked up on
suspicion and afterward turned over to the
Women's Reform union, Mooney was anx-
with any crime, and was awaiting trial. If
she was he would come here. The letter
also enclosed q missive to his wife, which he
requested the authorities to place in her
hands.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
A Good

Is essential to good health; but at this
season it is often lost, owing to the
poverty or impurity of the blood, de-
rangement of the digestive organs, and
the weakening effect of the changing
season. Hoods Sarsaparilla is a Won
full medicine for creating an appetite,
toning the digestion, and giving
strength TO the whole system. Now is
the time to take it. BE sure TO get
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
Rank JmpOsture.

"Fraud loves a shining mark" So
ZODONT is a conspicuous target for
INSCRIPTIONS marksmen. So they fly
their shafts at it in the shape of lies,
alleging their wretched preparations
for tie teeth to be equal to hat match
less article. Accept nothing instead
of if.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
Enlarging the Institute.

The roof has Just been placed on the new
building at the institute for the deaf and
dumb, which is to be used as a dining-room,
kitchen and pantry. The appropriation for
the structure was made at the last session of
the legislature, and amounted to SIC, 900.
Gillespie says that the new addition will
greatly increase the capacity Of the institute.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
~ Don't believe It."

No doubt this is the remark made many times
after reading our testimonials by skeptics-
They buy their cases." Just consider. for one
moment, are the people OF this community so
grasping for money that they in general-our
cases are taken from the general p~ublic-would
connive for n paltry sum to hoodwink and
fleece their fellow men? Not only that, could
We atforl, in Il monetary sense, not to speak. OF
finding the person, to pay from ten to fifty dol
lars for the use OF a mans name and his man
hood to cheat and swindle poor unfortunates?
No. Our testimonials are given voluntarily by
thankful patients whose names and addresses
are given in full. we do not give the initials fol-
lowed by a -, but the correct name and ad-
dress so that nil can find them. There are thous-
8nds of skeptics still IN the city who suffer from
stopped up noses. with mucous collecting in their
throats. making their voices thick and husky
and with a nasal twang, suffering from head
ache, ears ringing, coughing. hawking and spit
ting continually, others with discharges from
their ears. more or less deaf, a great annoy
ance to themselves and Others, and why? Sim
ply because they are skeptical; they don't take
the trouble to look our cases up, and even II
they did. they oftentimes hug the small sum
that would make them well until it groans.
Health is worth more than money, and at the
low price for which relief can be obtained 1t is
q "blotch on his escutcheon" to let the chance
go by.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
FOR SLEEPLESSNESS
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. C. II. DAKE, Belleyille, ILL.,, says. 81
have found it, and it alone, to be capable of
producing a sweet and natural sleep in cases
of insomnia from overwork of the brain,
which so often occurs in active professional
and business men,"
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
Drink Malto at soda fountain.
Weeds as the Footballs Frient

Weeds as the Footballs Friends.
1t has been limited to n reporter by a citizen
that the rank vegetation of weeds in various
parts of the city are affording to much of a
screen to the thugs and robbers. Nearly all
the highway rob berries of late have occurred
near such spots, the shade cast by the weeds
even being deep enough to conceal tho high
waymen. 1t is thought that these ought to
be removed before the fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT

Is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erpp-
tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE ONT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co., at %
cents per box.-by mail so cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
Cable Cars to the Depot.

The work on the extension Of the cable line
on Tenth street to the Union Pacific depot is
rapidly progressing and it is thought that by
Thursday the cable cars will be in operation
over the same.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
BITTEN by a Dog.

A dog belonging to Officer Hinchey bit and
tore the leg OF a boy named Patrick Connors
yesterday at Thirteenth and yinton
streets. The dog was afterwara shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
CATARRH CURED.

Consultation at office or by mail. al, Once
hours, 9 to IL a. m 2 TO 4 p. m, I to y. M
Sunday Hours, from o a. m. TO 1 D. m.
Correspondence receives prompt attention.
cents in stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28

For d~elicacy, for purity, and for i'm
provement of the complexion nothing
equals Pozzoni's Powder.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
Three Hundred Years Old,

Visitors to the city should try tn,
Globe hotel, 1872 Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28

Trotting, 2:32, purse 5000, Frank p, blk. S.,
Perry Bros, Wahoo, Neb.; Rose Coglan, b.
m, +. Pyle, Humboldt, Neb, Spectator, b.
s., J. A. Graham, Biggsville, H.; Matey
Kas. Forrest Wilkes. b. e., Perry johnson,
Colorado Springs; Marquis, o, g., Taber
stock farm, Wichita, Kas.; Van Duke, D. s.,
II. Il. Kneebs, Sioux City, Ia. Guelph, blk.
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NOTICE TO BUILDBRSI

The undersigned I'u.lding. commit, n, ,..r
| cd hy the TruEtCeSoi tue So o. h... (. &.
/ Oncc Seminary, viii receive 'tA,g! WNF..,.
the office Of Hon, Benjamin II .t..'.'.. r., ...E
| ton, until tue aDth day 81 August N,A, ,..ie
| O'Clock =. NJ, for the following WoiA aH' 1-
rIRls: .,...., f-z
! FIni-For the erection and comp. '..'4
| the foundation 10 tina, Ui tue a'".""s,
| ing at RurL hannon, IN lpshHf Was
upon the sliC already scitrIIl, .H..". ,.E5
| materials, fixtures, labor thl N .Fts
| necessary to build, and finish IAt 49,,
| dlmCnsi6ns. CLararjcr guHily . 40 n'f
In the manner Hnd According r.. F d.
specifications prepare by .|'.'.N.' .ria q
/ Nu!ls, Of the city Of WheelitE' anu a'''
the trustees. ..r....,t r.a..t
scc0nd-FOf ali rock. hnD fp.A." ''h
for the erection Of The iOua'y -DI ar.s.f.
Ing aud every part thereof ana I". 400
t!6ns, aud the removal thereof. ..tfr.ll
plans and specifications, Entpi"i.
quality and Workmanship .......rf. ..r
ThIfil-For the erection and com ,I.....
said foundation OF the entire ftI' ..a
the said building scpnrntc nha ni@..
FouTth"For the erection Of iho og,
structure except the foundation, org ''. f.s.
tcFIals and fixtures To put we ".'.'
XII w YORK and material. and wor5i9.a'.'
be In all respects according '' '''
ali proposals for the foo-.wo-. ' '.f be
whole bUIidiHg, 20 name the Ir... Do Id.
100 perchcs Of rock now on iAa '' Woo
copied. .,g... r..g uf %
monthly estimates. made ny N. ,s Hfaa
arc6iicc, or committee les go pr ',.,, H..
each estimate. which will be- retained ..".a.
work v,tSJ h "competcd. ali Of which @g.i Pc ~.
pietcd ON or before the mt leyo. ,0,,'.a %, M,
Contractors undertaking Mg '...'...t., mo
part OF the work, viii be fal"li,. .,-r...l
IN oTc.tiiTd Of Inc contract price an...t
or Iho faithful Performance Of Their a'9H n b.
Plans and specification can Dc on It
Office Of H. ". Wells, Wbctilhr w
Rev. l.. II. JordRn's BucElhnnlH' W. y, sr7 o.
al Ma .'O''" J. e. BAhpA..
iva Chairman Building -n-,-%
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influence to the others.-Preddent John
Quincy adams Fourth Annual Message,
President Cleveland says No!


Not a nominee on the Prohibition
'ticke. in West Virginia has . ghos. Of .
show to be elected. Every honest Pro-
hibition will admit this. In this cam
paign every voter has some conviction
with regard to Free Trade or Protection,
and most voters have firm convictions
with regard to both. Every American
should express himself at the polls in fa'
vor OF the one or the other, and put his
ballot there so that it will count. Any
American voter might as well throw his
ballot in the fire, 50 far as this supreme
issue is concerned, as to vote the Prohi'
bition ticket. The merits OF the policy
OF prohibiting the liquor traffic have
nothing to do with the Prohibition party
That party will not live long enough tc
put statute on the books of any State
in this Union.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or ONO COUNTY
WHEELING, W. VA, August ., l,,s.

| BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or ONO COUNTY
WHEELING, W. VA, August ., less.
Sealed Proposals will be received NJ ih.. ollie
until MONDAY, the 18th Inst, at 10 A. u, i0f
the following county work, to be done Ihsya
On Browns Run Road, 60 cubic yarl, .eloal,
clnSS masonry, laid dry.
BOggs' Hll'S. 4 b. Road, l9OCuhiC yard Vfofl.
class masonry, laid dry; 10 cubic yafls ,uPIla
battle Run Road, % cubic yards bridge ngos
ry, laid dry: 30 cubic yards sccoair.tv IA.
sonry, laid dry.
masonry, laid dry.
DlxOn's Run ROad, 100 cubic yards hr.lzeEi.
SOnFy. laid dry; 70 cubic yards sctUuurias' "a.
kOnry, laid dry.
GrrEgsYiiic &. &P., First division, So cubic
yards support wall, laid dry.
GrcggsyillC, Z. Il T., Second division, 50 cubic
yards support wall laid dry.
| Glenn's Run aud Church Hi, - cable yards
second. class masonry, laid dry; - cubic yards
support wall. laid dry.
LaIdlcy's Run Road, 90 cubic yarls bitgenr
MGCammGns Road, 70 cubic wards ;Dtlscma.
EouFy, laid dry.
sOnry, laid dry; 40 cubic yarls s'road'e.as' ma'
Patterson Road, % cubic yarl., syc0nlcss
masonry, laid dry.
Rice and Castleman's Run Road, IN Wbc
yards support wall, laid dry.
Middle Wheeling Greek, lower Cnl l1 cubic
yards bridge masonry, laid dry; lnl cubic !nl'
second class masonry, lnid dry lu cube yhfl'
support wall, laid dry.
McGraw's Run Road, 10 cubic yards second
class masonry, laid dry,
ROney's Point, S. 4 u, Road, 10 cubic yaH'
bridge masonry, laid dry; DruhcNn' "cHi'
class masonry, laid dry; l3j cubic yafd'Hpl"a
wall laid dry.
short Greek, South Fork. rs cubic yards ,s'
ond.cass masonry, laid dry,
Short Creek, Main stem, iOcublc yardNsuN0H
Valley Grove aud Middle wheeling Crotk
Road, 81 cubic yards secondrlaS' masonry 4A
dry.
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany Iilt
FirSt Division, 3Gi cubic yards bridge inHpsy
laid dry: 100 cubic yards support wall. LAID ifl
Wheeling, West Liberty md Bethany lish
Second division, 90 cubic yards scCond'tiS' ia'
wheeiing and FaIrmoat PIKE, 30 oabe ynh
scc0ud.clnss masonry, laid dry, lp cIN't .AhA
support wall, laid dry. -...,.,..
district, 50 cubic yards sccoud.cas @A'o1'I'
laid dry. .t.
West Union and Roucy'G Point Road -naaE
yards bridge masonry, aid ly' ~ ruu.r 5.h
second class masonry, laid dry; ~ cube !A''
support wall, laid dry. ,.....,
yards secOud'Clnss masonry, Inii lgN ,,s,
West Liberty md C4stlcmaU.8 Run l'Nsti
cubic yards scCond.ClAss masonry, lG,I 0.'
All bridge masonry TO be laid 10 ruune ~
less than II inches thick li.l. iut H37as
must embrace separate pa l't l'+"'-'.-
excavation by the cubic yard. .,...,...
Bids iOf the above work to be by lAr r'..
yard. -,...,.
The quantities given nTc merely approximate
and are liable to change. ,.r
II. I. d lao.
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REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION

II Is ordered that Convention Of the STATE d,
held nj Charleston ON WEDNESDAY, AtFGi1.f
%, ISIS, at 10 o'clock u. IN, 10 nominate ~
diiaies for Governor, state Superintendent ~
Free schools, Auditor, Treasurer, AttnmegGer.
erHl, and two judges Of tie suprmt Cu1r N
Appeals, 10 be voted Tor " the geRtfni eG.ftgS.
TO be held on the 9th day Of November D,,i
Also to select two Presidential elraf1r,. foF ~
State at large, TO be voted for at the same M
Also 10 select u state Committee, and to ta1s'.
such other business as may properly come Z,
fore said Convention,
The Committee begs to state thai II has l,s-
the custom Of the party In the past tuaII0vIss
State Convention 10 select six PrCsiIenialtf-
tors. We deem this wrDug and hereby l,p,,
that each Congressional District, az he NJ
and place It nominntes It's C0UgFt0 man. d IN.
lldaie for Presidential ClCCtOr iur each dtfTt
shall be also nominated. itshall Therefore h H.
duty OF the state Convention 10 only pIsee In
nomination two electors for die State nj Lane
The Republican electors OF West vlriuisE.l
all other voters, without Eggad tH rLEt p0lifaI
affiliations, who are opposed to the pn,tutty "a.
travRennt and Improper management 0f Nc,
| Nirginiu's public amin, ana Who believe h b.
great American doctrine OF Protective TgF.F-
that great principle which has made lht tr.tsl
States the foremost manufacturing Government
on the earth, and given TO labor the hieht.t Ia
Enumeration for It's tu!l-a.l who iudur,r Mi,
great principle and Who desire 10 promote
h'I''Nfs NN.ttAA' ''N hiA 80 "N!t ttN Et
eral and lasting prosperity throughout iha state
by maintaining government pledged 90 TIL,
great AmeFieRa ideA, ETe ysgiihly invited 10 al
tend this Convention ana Participate In rs Dc,
libemtiOns.
We would recommend IN County CoHyrntopl
that they appoint one delegate 20 The State Con
veutIOn for every one hgulfyI vote cast q,
Blaine and Logan, MI lhul this DC made tAl
basis OF representation tor TIE state COHItn
ton.
BY order OF the STATE Ccutml Committee
W.. ". CuWpEE,
Teste: Chairman.
q. W. ATKINSON, Secretary. ivll,BW
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The iorger makes name for himself
by using the name Of some one else.


L. Bainbridge Munday, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says:
"Have used Electric Bitters with most
happy results. My brother also was
very low with malarial fever and jaun-
dice, but was cured by timely use OF this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life"
Mr. D. |. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, adds u like testimony, saying: "He
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, us
well as cure all malarial diseases, and
for all kidney, liver and stomach disor-
dors stands unequaled. Price 80 cents
and 81 at Logan x Co.'s drug store. &
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Republican Conventions.
Republican Primaries.

The Republicans OF Ohio county Hfe b,..f.
called IN assemble IN their rcspoffia. r'-.ssl
on saturday, August ". IN The p!,y 1ltfy'lt,tA
tween the hour ot -iN AID nine nj n \.
country districts between lHuanH uuf oIa,l.i
y. m. 10 select NlIcsHIrs tNthu iHf. f'fBfa,t.A
TO be held al Charc'inu Auea.. > rel fas-
Fiut District Enugscs,luuu '1uIgau0H az
held at CiRrssOurg, scp'gl1nyrs FrnI4sf..,N
arc 20 be chosen 10 each Convention h ~
optional with the mHgisiclial tl,tlgts Ia ~
one set Of DELEGATES each Convention 81. -
same set TO holh, though N, committee 80. W
mends separate SET WL.rt D.; !, pfaetI5.ff,
Suggestion meetings viii ~ tailgI 1r!,,..
district 10 the city 10y lts commit prfan A ~.
one week before tie Urinary. Tho ulriI, ~.
sested are w. Ice fpns 80 See County C0taultis.
to be Psinted iog use az She primGB
The POlliu places VIII hy e. rs 1g.. Ws,h
| lngtOu, Nlgiluut EugiuH Rouse. Malice ~.
keL House and Island Hoe Home. ~
Old Court House: Uuion, POLICE ,arrt Rf.,,!!
Centre. HOOK aud Ladder I'ul,p. Wsi,,-,
Niagara Engine House; Richie ,hft NV
Hose House TriadelrhlH u.ua! plsgT. IJi.,..
usual place; Rlchland Hr.al .thDi ii0g,e "
All who afc ~ sympathy with Or. rrITrini,.
| OF the Republican PARTY are luy.,tt Is ,afi,e5
| pate In these meetings sud CONT Fltr i1 ~,
choice OF the pafty's nominees.
By order OF the Committee
-. RALPH WHITEHEAD.
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IL 1887 the United Kingdom OF Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland and Wales sent
TO this country lGl,7lS persons-a third
of all who came from all quarters OF the
globe. From England itself came 72,0OO
l,om Ireland Gs,OOO, fleeing from the
Blessings Of Free Trade, or assisted" in
involuntary flight to keep them of the
poor rates, Did they come merely be-
cause the United Kingdom has Queen
and the United States President? viii
some Free Trader tell why the millions
come to this land OF Protection-last
year ISL ,OOO-whcre living is supposed
to be so high that the poor must starve
while the "robber barons' OF Protection
roll in ill.gotten wealth?
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The evidence taken by the Committee
of Congress now in session in New York
confirms the worst that has been said
about the importation OF labor under
contract. Italians head the list, so iaras
the committee has gone, and it is i'm
probable that any other nationality will
come along later to break the marvellous
Italian record,
Commenting on the influx OF Italians
the Springfield Republican says: "Fhis
is proof positive that there is no diff
cultyin importingcontract labor into this
countryin direct violation ofthelaw." So
it is, and who is to blame? The admin
istrators of the law. And who are the
administrators OF the law? The APP
pointecs OF President Cleveland, who
enjoys the favor OF the Springfield Re
publican.
1t may be that we need more law
against contract labor, but certainly we
do not need more law to prevent "direct
violation OF the law" Congress has
armed the customs officers with certain
powers, and those officers do not exer.
else the powers conferred upon them. In
other words, the officers of the law do
not discharge their duty, Cannot the
=, -. 81 ,...,, 81, - ,,,a,,I1 ,nf,,.,
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1t Removed the PImples.
Rouwp MouxrAly, TEX. March %. 1851.

RouSD MOUNTAIN, TEX, March %, 1851.
4 Indy friend Of mine has tot several year
been troubled with bumps aud plmples on he
mct ami ueck, for which she used various cos
mcucs IN order to remove them and beautii!
nud improve her complexion; but these lOca
Applications were only temporary and left hel
skin In IA worc condition.
I recommended an Internal PREPARATION
kuusII as Botanic Blood Balm-WhiCh | have
been usiug and selling about two years; sAg used
tby,s battles and nearly all the plup,os have
disappeared, her skin !ssOft and smooth and hcl
gtutfdi health much improved She eNpu~sc,
herself much gultllcd, and can recommend " e
all hO are thus affected
Nus. S. NJ. Wt,nS.
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OuR manufactures require the syste-
matte and fostering care OF the Govern
ment. Equally important it is
to provide at home market for our raw
materials. President James Monroe's First
Inaugural address, Maych5, 1917.
President Cleveland says No!
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THE HARRISON TIDAL WAVE.
More democrats who Want Protection tc
American Industries.


WASHINGTON, Pa, August William
and DanielMcPherson, prominent Dem.
ocratic farmers of Donegal township,
valuable party workers, announce that
they will not support Cleveland. They
own over 500 sheep, and last year got 81
cents a pound for wool. This years clip
of3 ,40Opounds they have been unable 10
get reasonable offer for. Robert and
William Mealy, Democrats, living on
the adjoining farm, also say they will
not vote for Cleveland.
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IT will be worthy the Just and proyi'
dent care of Congress to make such
further alterations in the tariff as will
more especially protect and foster the
several branches OF manufacture which
have been recently instituted and ex'
tended by the Iaadable cxertiops OF our
citizens. James Madison's SPe
ridl Message, Nay %, 1909.
President Cleveland says No!
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UroN the success OF ourmanuiaCtures,
as the handmade Of agriculture and com
merce, depends in q great measure the
independence of our country, and none
can feel more sensibly than do the
necessity OF encouraging thcm.-Andrac
Jackson's Letter to Col. Patterson, Nay II,
1928.
President Cleveland says No!
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Fulton Caldwell, prominent Demo,
crat as well as citizen OF this place, has
announced that he will vote Tor Harri'
son and Morton. He takes issue with
his party on the question OF Free Trade
As IN American citizen and u Protect
ionist he secs his way out OF the woods
by voting for Harrison.
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HUBBARD, o., August 9.-Lafayettt
Riggs, a wealthy farmer living near the
Pennsylvania line, has Topped t.
Harrison and Morton on the Protection
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Democratic ticket, but has large WOO
interests. For seven years he has hell
his wool for better prices, and now hai
thousands OF pounds on hand and vii
sustain heavy loss.