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INO POLITICAL sTI,AWs.

Sr. LOUIS, April 3-Municipal elections
were held throughout Missouri to-day. Re-
turs so iar received show no special fea-
lures and have no political significance.
, 1888-04-05

Phelps Coming Home.
LONDON, April 3.--United States Minister
Phelps will sail April 9Th for New York.
, 1888-04-05
Important Meeting Of Strikers.

CHICAGO. April 3.-Two thousand dele.
gates. representing engineers, firemen and
switchmen, all the roads leading to Chicago
held meeting this afternoon. General
Manager Jefferys, of the Illinois Central
made speech and at the conclusion II was
resolved that the men on each road be al.
lowed to use his own judgment IN all 9ues-
tions growing out of the strike. This Is
considered TO be a virtual endorsement of
the Michigan Central men to day.
The Ft. Wayne strikers to day asked the
general superintendent whether If they re.
turned TO work in the morning they would
be tsken back. He replied in the atiiima-
tive, provided they would handle all busi-
ness without discrimination. This is thought
to indicate that the TT. Wayne strike will
soon be over. The Belt line employees de-
cided tonight to stand by the company
and handle all freight as directed. This
ends all trouble on that line.
Bent County register., 1888-08-18

From our exchanges we clip about
one in tlve hundred of the prominent
democrats who have left "free trade"
Cleveland and are pushing for the
election of "protection" Harrison.
Cassiser NJ. Clay, of Kentacky,
has deserted the mugwumps and
wheeled into line for Harrison.
Andrew Albright, the philanthrop.
ist and manufacturer of Newark, N.
j., a lifelong democrat has been
forced to leave the free trade party
and this year will vote for Harrison.
A. W. A. Henlon, who was the
candidate for alderman
in the Sixth ward of Paterson, N. J.
in 1887, and is now a resident of
Bent County register., 1888-08-18
eepu6noan County Con
von.3oa.

The Republicans of Bent county
+ hereby notified ,kat the county
|uyeutisu vsil meet At Las Animas
! lg :. IN, Tuesday Angus. 2sth,
So, aud it is recommended that
iRsrie- for the pGrpose Of selecting
.egztes aud slt-cnases meet in the
1srzl precincts at 3 O'Clock p. m.,
;uFj.y, August 25,h, 1883
The business of the convection
fill be 10 elect seven delegates 20 at
fnd the state convention, TO be held
Denver on Tuesday, September
p, lsss, and seveu delegates to at
Fnd the Sd judicial district conven-
lon, to be held at Pseblo on Mon
|sy, September 10, lsss, and also to
|oulnaio u member from Bent coun-
f 10 the next House Of Represents
ives Of the state OF Colorado, and
|ne county commissioner for com
tisslOner district No. !. and transact
by other business that may be prop
Ply brought before the convention.
be representation will be as fol-
bws:
Bent County register., 1888-08-18

To Comrades of the Grand Army
of the Republic;
The battle grounds of the Rebel.
ion, situated IN the States OF Mlssiss-
ippi, Tennessee and Georgia are of
The greatest interest TO many thou
sands OF US, as the centres OF years
of our military services and personal
experiences, to which We look back
with soldierly PRIDE. As the years
that have gone have made dim the
memories of places once so familiar
10 Us, places where We once made
things liyelyn-plaees where our
comrades lie burird-many of us de
sire 10 revisit them, to recall upon
the spot the many string incidents
OF our Young manhood. Vieksburg,
Chattanooga aud Atlanta were great
central points 10 the Western Army,
where Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Nc
Phersou, Logan, Roseerans, Howard,
aud scores OF other brave leaders,
showed us the stuff they were made
of, and yet but few OF all the men
sho were IN the ranks during the
var have ever returned 10 visit these
places. Great numbers of our com
rades of the Army of the Potomac
20 to Gettysburg and other noted
batiiehelds OF the East, ghAe few ii
any from west OF the Missouri have
ever had an opportunity TO visit these
most noted fields fought over by the
Western Army.
The occasion of the meeting of the
National kncampment, G. \. r., at
Columbus III September eau be made
the opportunity Ter 4 "trip TO these
place. OF great Interest, al compare
lively hide additional cost. | pro
pose al excursion from Colorado 10
Columbus over the following route:
via the Denver, Texas i 1t. Worth
Railroad through Fl. Worth, Dallas
and Shreveport direct 70 Nicksburg,
stopping there say twenty-tour hours,
then via jackson. Meridian and Look
out mountain to Chattanooga, stop
ping there say two days, from Chat
tAuooga to Atlantis and return, going
both ways through Cbickamanga,
Ringgold, Tunnel Hill, Dalton, Re
saca, Kingston, AlialOona, Big shan
~, henDesas and Marietta; this trip
to take say two days with stop overs
rs desired, and then from Chattauoo
"a direct through Cincinnati to Co
lumbus, ARRIVING there, September
10th or llth. Running either direct
to Colorado or via Nashville, Cor
iuth and Memphis. This will be a
trip so full Of interest tor old sol
iiers, thesr wives and children, that
il seems TO me none who go to Co
lumbus can afford TO miss II. l will
arrange ahead for sleep Rs, hotels,
carriages, saddle horses, guide, etc.,
aud do everything in my power to
make the excursion pleasant enc.
| thlEk comrades can safely trust me
10 arrange for . pleasant excursion
in view of my success in that hne
during the past few years.
| have not yet completed all ar
for rates, bUt have aSsGr-
ance enough 10 say that the rate VIII
be reasonably low considering the
distance aud the points reached.
will be ready To announce the rate IN
a few days, and in the meantime
world like TO hear from all who Will
Join this excursion, and | will send
them complete details as soon IS ar
Members of the Woman's Relief
Corps and Sons Veterans are cordIGl-
ly invited to Join in this excursion.
Yours very truly,
GEo. ApY,
Bent County register., 1888-08-18
1,epublioara State Oon-
voatiop.

k..,,,,,.-..r. OF thr Republican ststs Zen
S'e1-,S,Sntnittee, Ocsrer- Colo. july n. 'e,,'
S-s,,Ianee Kith the instructions OF the
= aeyoa 49,, Sat. Central Committees con-
/ 2,i,l,' n ne Republican party OF Cuaorsdo
49,. -siied Is meek at Denver 90 Nne.-
neiIss .,S l.1y Of sep scfnber 4. u. st-s .t 10
". m for the purpose OF noisinating
,sify,,.,ius, candidates for the STATE onscc-,
IN lNsSti.,a AZ tbe state election TO be hes1 on
lsssav. nc eta dAy @, November A. d isSss.
.-.--,sratatsvc n the Fifty-nr< Con
/. - ID ne United statrs
L.. t:.5,rr-or OF tire state OF uolo.
4 - isut y Governor OF the Stale OF ioso-
4 -. = ~. Treasurer.
E. ss,-rrsary Of -fa-s-
Elpe Auditor OF s<Afs-
E.. .frtuF-ny General -
-. S,ss,,rf n lrnficut of Pubic ins,fost'os--
F., E-'s-ert. OF the University OF CoiS:
-, - II che supreme tourt OF tofo.
...I.4 Sssta Convention Will also ciesti.
- gepnbl.can Presidential Eectors Tor
|. s,a-r. % Colorado. c.,.
-, 5s,l-,nau ~ the -s<ate Central Cor~7nit-
.,t .-sl. otlrillft-r an frOtn eacb county
~, .t.tr to coastisSt- the kepabueAn bsA
n r,,sslrilitts.. for tE~~nsuinx tSo var
- ,r-u.art such other hu-ine-- A. ttNN
| s.,-.,riy r1ps~ bcfor- s2id convention;
~. - -ral COUNTIES Of the STATE ~ili ee en
~ h. r,pse-sntsti0n IN said e"ntenuoa ""
ktaE@s.- ,~......,..
Bent County register., 1888-08-18

Attorney Goodale, of Lamar was
attending a law suit in Granada on
Tuesday. He is spoken of in con-
nection with the republican nomina,
rion for representative. Outside OF
/. Granada man we think he is the
very best candidate that the party
could put up.-Granada Exponent
Bent County register., 1888-08-18

Remeber you can get the New
York Weekly Tribune one OF the
best papers in America and 'he '..e e
,,rra for two dollars and twenty 'hVe
cents casa,
Bent County register., 1888-08-18
G. N. WooDwoRrH,
FRANK kREYBImL, Chairman.
Secretary.

ihs republicans of Lamar pre-
r'net are requested to meet at korn-
mans Opera House August IS, 1855
! o'clock p. IN. for the purpose of
'nooslng eight delegates and eight
4''ernhtes to the county convention,
y oe held at LIS Animas August %,
ZOOS j. b. Morris,
Committeeman.
Bent County register., 1888-08-18

Attorney Nicholas, of Lamar, is
an announced candidate for District
Attorney, subject to the decision OF
the republican convention.-Granada
Exponent.
Bent County register., 1888-08-18

that it was in conflict with the re-
striction act. So declined to have
anything to do with the Chinese
business, and instead of complying
with Col. Bees request, forwarded
his letter to the State Department,
with dispatch giving my reasons
for not taking cognizance of the Nc
Cullough circular. 1t was perfect
ly respectful legal argument. When
my dispatch reached Washington,
Cleveland had been inaugurated,
with Bayard Secretary of state.
Shat l was removed from office
partly to further scheme of Chi
nese immigration there is no doubt,
for / was not only kicked out I'M
mediately, but Bayard wrote to the
Chinese Minister that it had been
done, and that there would no longer
be any obstruction In the consulate
at Hougkong.
CLEVELAND FOR THE CHINESE.
After the Chinese began to land
here on consular certificates, l went
myself to the custom house and
called Judge Hager's attention to
the fact that Bayard's instructions
nullitied the restriction act. He re-
ferred the question to Washington.
At the same time the San Francisco
newspapers sounded this alarm, and
Congressman Morrow had several
interviews with Bayard, protesting
against the course of the Cleveland
administration. Bayard was seized
with panic and revoked his IN
strucuons, but at the same time
Cleveland sent 2 message to the
Senate calling attention to the defect
in this law in not permitting Chinese
to land on consular certificates, and
recommending Congress to so amend
the law as to permit it to be done.
CowARDLY BAYARD.
He thus admitted that my con.
struetion of the law was right, and
that he had been so anxious to pro-
mote Chinese Immigration that he
had violated the law for that pur.
pose. Congress refused to amend
the law as requested by Cleveland
and the Chinese Minister. Bayard
wrote to the Chinese Minister, to my
successor to Hongkong, and to the
secretary of the treasury, censurlng
me Snd charging me with insubordi-
nation for my refusal to violate the
law for my own profit and advantage.
The way l discovered the crooked
course of Cleveland and Bayard on
the Chinese question was by the
Senate's calling on the State Depart
ment for all Its correspondence on
the subject and publishing it. 1t
shows that Cleveland and Bayard
acted the part of subservient tools
to the Minister of China; in fact did
everything he wanted except to
adopt pigtails. Senator Mitchell sent
me a copy of the document, and /
Immediately addressed an open let
ler to Bayard exposing his double
dealing. This l think will salts
factorily show that instead Of Har-
rison being the friend of the Chinese,
President Cleveland did all that lay
in his power to ruin the Pacific
coast by trying tie give the Chinese
carte blanche to land in the United
States, and that when he found a
consul that would not be his tool in
= dlsgraceful business he and Secre.
tary Bayard trumped up charge
of insubordination against him."-
Evening Post.
Bent County register., 1888-08-18
Lots OF Money!,

our money is ready, spot cash
i,ans a on final proofs and decided
WIVES HoopALs & CeoPER, If.
Bent County register., 1888-08-18
From SUMMIT TO SEA.
THE TEXAS PAN-HAN-
DIE ROUTE.
i enver, Texas ss Fort
Worth RailrOad.

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
Bent County register., 1888-08-18

h, !. dssfrsss-ss have all delegates prrsezi
,41a e.ta atg-rsNgn. ,...,.
Is sTkEEN-. n A. " iahfh.
Secretary. taAiEAAa-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-09

saw Blanche Roosevelt lift man from
dusty business street into halt heaven OF
,-i,atili.d conplacency once by few words
and q soft mud mellow look from her big blue
rv,.s. 1t was on Park row, and she had just
stepped into her carriage when sturdy
yn,lny fellow saw an old woman pause aud
s,nrucr in front of n team of horses. She
vas ON crutches. We all saw her. There
was no real danger No one moved for
u,oD,.nt. and We stood staring at her with
tine -tuli,lity born Of the mussv heat, when the
sturdy yol,ng man jumped forward, took her
il his arms. and carried her quietly to tho
walk. Then he cpored, and looked ashamed.
TIL. woman thanked him awkwardly with y
trembling lip. and he nodded half surlllv ana
started on, but before he had gone dozen
steps Blanche Roosevelt jumped from the
rn,riagc-ncarly bowling me over thereby
and running up to the red faced youth s"lz"d
one Of his hands and gave it an ecHtatic lit
III. eulrozr. He turned and found IA woman's
face looking into his 1t was wonderfully
,xprrs,ve face The eyes spoke volumes.
lie locked into them and seemed transtlXcd.
Miss Roosevelt smiled, and said, III soft
voice, MS though whispering to n baby;
"Nou'rc IL good fellow, you area good
f!!ow"
Then she dashed back into the carriage,
while the mans chest swelled out, and lie
stood looking after her, breathing in vcrlt"h!"
EulN9.
'llrll I've ashnst with delight for week,
said as closed the carriage door.
DO you know what lie is!' said III" Eirl,
,.c,inc back nt him rs he stood p""rng hotjv
rftrr her He's hrro--if lie does turn IN
his toes = lal,.'y Hall in The ArG"naut.
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Cure OF NhooDing Cough.

Tho author has found that fumjEation with
,uiphurouS acid Will frequently succeed IN
Immediately arrestng whoupng cough. His
methods ronsis, in having the child dressed
in entirely clean clothes in the morning and
removed from the apartment; then, III til"
sleeping room. rs we'll Us the other rooms uc-
cupiol by the patient, his bed clothing,
clothes, toys and everything which is wash
alb" should he hung up: then sulphur SHOULD
hr burned in tn" rooms at the rate ui twenty
iiv" gralnrnrs for each cubic meter Of space,
and the rooms should remain closed and sub
jecte,l to the fumes Of the sulphur for five
huErs. Then everything should !" aired, and
at night the child should b" put to bed III his
room, which is thus completely d>nlt"rt"d.
Nothing els" is requisite, aud even III rebel
louS cases the effect of this aiSjnf"rtei at
mosuherc will BE- found to be eif"ctivr.-"A.
/. c., Archives of Pcdiatrics; Massachusetts,
Medical journal,
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The Hotels OF London.

IN London there are n number "' stfl'l'y
first class hotels, like til" MrtropoI" and the
Victoria. for example; hlt they ar" PATRON
lied almost exclusively 10y Americans. En'-
ll,hnen prefer the very small hotels, almost
like our boarding houses, except that meals
nre served in the rooms have stopped Mt
several of lhn4c--at CInridgr's aud 1T Ed
waris'--tho famous resorts ct royalty, ana !
have ALWAYS been annoyed by the "btltNivt
rn,l overwhelming character Of III" ht'rnd
aucc You arrive, and the doors are thrown
open with grand flourish. the servants greet
Won with Orlcnta! reverence: on" of them
brings yon the inevitable jug of hot water,
and Won proceed to wash your hands. Fer
han, in the rours" Of that operation You pass
into another room for an instant, and, on
your return. with Your hand, still covered
with soap, You find that the jug, water and
all have mysleriousy disappeared, and You
are obliged to begin over again. Indeed, |
have found this unrcasnE service very DIS.
agreeable. Mrs Frank II.cIir'S Letter
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THE COST OF FINE PIANOS.
An Alleged $4,000 1nvestmnnt-Frices
of wealthy Mems Instruments.

n
of Wealthy Mems Instruments.
The one subject of which piano dealers and
piano manufacturers and workmen in ri no
factories have been talking for the past it"
DAYS. is the piano said to be for Mr. Henry
&. M,rulland. with five figures following the
dollar mark in the invoice thus: SlG,EN. No
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,Ho,n before, but 10 prophet will venture TO
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"What 10 YOU think about such pnno"
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"llal YOU arrived at the nsa of maturity
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,lispusition at that time, You would have been
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sums of money paid rs income taxes by men
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hnps a piano could he built with that sum,
bur it would have 10 le inlaid with golu ana
have the monogram set i'll diamonds beiore
IN, bin could honestly call for half us much
as that
"What, them do the elegant pianos OF the
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"Or,linarily from $500 to S2,oW' MRS.
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A CARD.
Or, HIRAM BUHRMAN,

physician and surgeon, takes pleasure in an
nouncing to the citizens of McchanicStown
and vicinity that he has located here i'll the
practice of medicine. For the present he
may be found at his Residence, opposite the
Lutheran church.
He would further add that he has come TO
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usut to merit the confidence and support OF
discerning public.
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Mr.. Spnrg"on tests the readiness of his
piIils by sending Them int" the pulpit with Il
Ganlel envelop" continuing II text. FROM that
text the pupil is supposed to preach.