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cause a greater drain on the tree to ma
thra more frnit than Il shonld bear.

cause greater drain on the tree to ma
ture more fruit than It should bear.
The rose can be grown indoors in pots,
and is used for a greater number OF pur-
poses than any other flower, The young
plants should not be set out too early,
Trim of the surplus branches OF the old
bushes aud cut back some OF the old
wood,
It Is estimated that every bushel OF
hardwood ashes is worth at least twenty
Ave cents, and they therefore partly re-
munerate for the cost OF the wood, The
ashes should be stored in dry place and
covered, as they draw moisture from the
atmosphere, -.
The Bartlett and olapp's Fayorite pears
are considered the best Of all varieties
for the quality, and the Seckel the sulest
crop producer, Grab apples are now be-
ing planted by fruit growers, they being
In demand in the fruit season for pre-
serves and iellles.
The plum tree will need iarring in
order to prevent the work of the CurCu-
Ito, no matter which variety may be
used, There is no Curculio.proot plum
but the crop pays well II the trees are
carefully Jared and the curculios swept
up and destroyed,
Young colts will soon learn to eat oats
when in the stalls with their dams, and
an excellent way to make the young
lambs grow is to keep ground oats where
they can eat whenever they SO desire,
butthe food should be SO placed that the
lambs can get to 1t while the old sheep
cannot reach 1t,
1t Is suggested that the seed balls OF
potatoes be cut off when the plants are
growing IN order to divert the energies
in the direction OF the tubers, as the pro-
duCtion OF seed and tubers at the same
time isa double task, 1t Is an expert.
ment that every farmer can try, even II
only on one row,
II peach tree shows signs OF decay,
and has not been attacked by the borer,
cut 1t back almost TO the main trunk,
leaving the tree to form new branches
from the young shoots OF this season, II
the trunk Is sound new tree can be
produced, and one that will DO nearly as
good as younger one,
The old peach blow potato is still
grown in some sections, and Is consider.
cd fully equal TO any Of the newer Va.
rieties. II has no superior In keeping
qualities, and Is excellent in appearance
and size, 1t has the popularity OF de.
laying the production Of tubers until
the vines have completed their growth.
Just when the frost is coming out OF |
the ground all stock should be kept of |
the fields, as q single days occupancy OF
the fields by stock when the ground is
soft will destroy tho grass aud leave
great holes and bare places on it. The
fields that arc trampled never recover
from its injurious elects except at the
expense Of much labor.
1t is a waste OF time and labor to at.
tempt to keep sheep on wet land. They
should bG pastured on the dry lands OF
tho farm and given shelter, as dampness
Is more injurious to them than cold.
Many failures with sheep are due to
negleC t in properly protecting them
against storms, Us they are subject TO
many diseases, and quickly suCcumb
thereto.
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One Of tho leading features Of a blind
mendicant's lie Is the little dog.
nrho 1le,L LnId rlnn. OF Mlce and Sion

"ThC best Laid rlnns of Mice md Men
Gang at aslCc." Not 80 ilO.tctter'S Stomach
Bltten. tgoes right to the spot II Is designed
to beneAclAlly affect, and there Is no tartIncSS
In It's action. But while II relieves constipation
In common With dyspepsia end liver complaint,
associate eyllS-the gripping and abdominal dis
LurbInce produced BY drastic pufgatiycS never
prCccdC Ia operation. lh thOroughnCsS Is Tin.
inArtCd by violence, the chief characteristic Of
most iR1atyCs, and ono that Is highly preIudiciAl
10 both bowels and stomach. Its only Uy In
MIGRATING tho intestinal canal and thus lItinE
IL 10 perform IL once As natural lluco Tor the
cIToio matter Of tho system, that IL regularity
can Dc pefpeluAled. 10 weaken by denchlng
Il 10 insure H. relapse Into disorder. Thls the
netS Kidney complaints yield 10 the Bltlefs, aud
AbDeiltO and sleep are Improved by H.
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Tho suffering Of women certainly awakenS the
sympathy Of every true phllauthroplst Their
best friend, however, is d, u, b. botanic Blood
Balm), Send TO Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga,
fotprooiS.
A. L. Cassidy, KCnnCaw, Ca, writes; "ThreO
bottles Of u, u. u, cured my wife Of Scroiula."
Mrs. n. ". Laws, ZAlAba, Fla, writes: "IhAve
never used anything TO equal u. u. d.
Mrs, q. II. Gay, Rocky Mount, n. c.. writes:
"SOl q day for fifteen years was / free from
headache. d. i. u. entirely relieved me. feel
like another person."
James ". Lancaster, IIRwkinSvillc, Ga, writes:
"My wife was III bad health for eight years.
Five doctors and many patent medicines had
done her no good. SIX bottles OF u. u. u, Cured
Miss s. Tomllnson, Atlanta, Ca, Eays: "For
years suffered with rheumatism, caused by
Kidney trouble and indigestion, always was
feeble aud nervous. d. u. u. relieved INC at
once, although several other medicines had
R0y. J. NJ. Richardson, Charleston, Ark, writes:
my wife suffered twelve Year, with rheumatism
and female complaint. 4 lady member OF my
church had been cured by Il, u. u. She per,
suAdCd my wife 10 try II, who now says there Il
nothing like Il. Il. D., as Il quickly gave her re.
llct" Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents. .
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VIVIAN IS MIAMI BY PULL bRRSs.
People who 20 to the Inauguration Bal
AIuSt DO Wsll-AttlFed.


People who 90 to the Inauguration ball
AIuSt be WSll,AttIred.
Washington Star.
The inaugural ball tickets announce
that full dress is required" This regu,
lation has caused considerable discussion
as the general understanding is that full
dress means a swallow-tail coal, Some
have feared that the requirement might
have the effect Of keeping from the ball
many who could not conveniently pro.
vide themselves with swallow tail coats,
Hundreds Of visitors to the city might
not be able TO attend the ball,
When Mr., Britton was spoken TO by q
Star reporter to-day on the subject, he
said that the words on the ball tickets
should be construed that FULL dress is
requested or Expected" 1t is de-
sired, he said, to prevent people coming
to tho ball without any care whatever as
to the propriety Of their dress.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and Stock Mar.
ketH.

The Features OF the Money and Stock Mar.
ketS.
EEw YoRE, Feb, 27,-MOney on call easy at
2tO?H per cent, last loan at fper cent, closed
offered at per cent, Prime mercantile paper
lac per cent, Sterling exchange dull but steady
at slSG1{ai SS:1I. Sales OF stock 1851 shares.
Tho stock market was little more active to-
day. There was very little news Of character to
affect the market, and operators are still In the
waiting hImor. The opening was strong at
about last evenings close. A lew strong spots
were developed, aud tho Oregon shares showed
u marked disposition 10 rally, Manhattan con-
tlnues Its upward movement. The movement
IN the rest oftho list, however, Is small and un.
Important DullnCSs became the most proml'
nent alter . O'Clock and hanlatt>a made q sharp
advance, while the Others sagged oil slowly until
the close OF business. The clOH was quiet and
heavy Ut the lowest prices, Almost tie entire
active list Is lower Oregon Improvement lost
9pOr cent, Denver, Texas & Fl Worth ~, while
Manhattan Tose ~
Railroad bonds moderately actIyOi sales silI,.
SIN
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The valuable curative properties OF
ALLCocH's PoRous PLAsTERs are due to
the employment Of the highest medical
and chemical skill. They are purely
vegetable, and in Ingredients and meth
cd have never been eQualled safe, quick
and effective in their action; they do
not burn or blister, but soothe and re-
lieye while curing, and can be worn
without causing pain or inconvenience.
Do not be deceived by misrepresenta-
ton. All other so-called Porous Plas-
tiers are limitations, made to sell on the
reputation OF ALLCocE's.
Ask for ALLcocK's, and let no expla-
nation or solicitation induce you to ac-
cept substitute.
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Figures don't lie-they recline.
A MARROW ESCAPE.

Col. ". K. Nelson, Of Brooklyn, came
home ono evening, feeling a peculiar
tightness in the chest. Before retiring,
he tried To draw long breath but found
II almost impossible. lie suffered four
days from pneumonia, and the doctors
gave him up. DR.. Ackor's English REM
edy for Consumption saved him and he
is well to-day. o. r. Goethe, II. B. Burt,
O. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. s
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TIE fact that good health, strong mus
Cles and sound nerves are attainable
should encourage every invalid to an
earnest endeavor In the right direction,
Remember all diseases owes It's origin,
more or less, to a luck OF iron in the
blood. Iron in the blood means health,
strength and vigor. Analyze the blood
Of On invalid and little or no iron will
be found. Healthy mems blood is full
Of iron, The best method Of supplying
this lack OF iron Is by using Browns
Iron Bitters, a sure cure for dyspepsia,
general debility, weakness and wasting
diseases. DAw
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL.
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
Sisters Of the vlsltatlou.l

A school Of more than national reputation,
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough Cdu,
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii.
brary Of six thousand volumes. Fine philo.
Sophical, chemical aud astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially noted. Corps Of
plano teachers trained by q leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 10 the method Of the old Italian mas
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons In
all the principal cities, address
sci TliE DIRECTORIES.
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DOR SALE LOW.
FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, ZAno'l
Orchard, North aud South Front Streets and
bOnIh Penn streets, at very low figures.
AbARAln.
Double Brick House, II and 70 VlrglRla street,
WI ell separate or both together. They con-
An al modern improvements.
seven Roomed House, lIi South Broadway; q
good property at much len than cost
folt kgOned Cottage for sgI5.
Llght R09med House, North Front street;
hIg LOT; all In good condition; $500.
rive R0Omed House, q North broadway; will
mAEe4 pleasant home.
,rIsiG Rooned Brick House, southwest corner
Will pay iur investment.
DS1el!lns Houses, large and small, always on
Oels q. o. SMITH, i22o Main Street.
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A woman's sphcro-a mouse.
SHE rs nGItATEPuL.n

II saved tic life Of my little girl by
the prompt use Of DR.. Acker's English
Remedy Tor consumption. Mrs. VIM,
V. Hartman, New York. @. r. GUetze,
r, b. Burt, o. Menkemeller, Logan &
Co, O
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BellRire b 2aneSYille Through Passenger leaves
BellAire At S;iOR IN. arrives ut BellAlTe 81 $3.50
p. NJ,
WOOdEheld Passenger leaves BellRire al 400 n,
M, arrives at BellaiTe al S:2j a, N.
Bummerteld Accommodation leaves BellaiTe
At l2;25 .. M, arrives at BellAire At ll:90A m.
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DR.. HESLRY's CELBRY, Beef and Iron
Is the essence Of nerve, strength and
sinew. Sold by druggists. 8
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Washington School Of ElOCutiOI
AND oRAToRY.
Mrs. NJ. STEVENS HART.......,..........rr Principal.

VOi"M" ST., N, VI, WARRINGTON, DC,
Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Sep.
Course Of instruction embraces Elocutlon,
Practical English and English Classics, Latin,
Mathematics, Modern Languages Vocal and In.
stru mental Music aud Physical Culture.
The Principal Is assisted by an efficient corps
Of teachers 10 each department.
Graded Glasses for boys aud girls daily.
Adult Glasses and private instruction given In
the evening.
Diplomas awarded. A limited number Of pu.
pills accommodated In the family.
For circulars and references apply 10 1NTELLI
uENCER office, nu3l
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Stammering Cured.

System based upon natures laws No SECRECY
No Tricks. System explained to those Inter.
eStedi
TestimonlRlS from physicians, educators and
patrons, who have received benefit from the
method OF instruction. Address,
Mas. n. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Warrington School Of Elocutlon and English
Language,
Students boarded In family Of Principal.
aust
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Tho yyom.n pr.I,n N. mn.

A silo is where green feed is kept. A
solo is where conCeited musician feeds
his Vreenness.
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baltimore { OHIO RAILROAD

~T,1--T%,I-, - -
PALTIMORE& OHIO RAILROAD
.DDepaEtureO Of trninS from Wheeling, Schedule
In eject November lg. issS-Enstern limo,
ESnfesS ior GhIcsRo and the SortbW sS' lO.ns a
except Saturday -
EXPRESS for Cincinnati and 81 Loula 1o2s A m
daily, ll;i5 IN daily, excGpt Saturday,
Columbus accom- nin6StInn AN NJ halIv
For Columns SIS and io:SS ia m daiiy, and
daily, eIccpt SundSS' day '"'u'u"'' aHu -''' = IL
FfpreES ior Warrington. n. a. baltimore,
Philadelphia ami New York, via GFaiton, SIS
dai i. O''' ~ u""' 'iA f'''Ou'4 O''O p ~'
FOR Pittsburgh and Warrington. Pa .b.1o a m
daily; expfeSsi 7SS IN dNIIS. i;lS nv nv ds,t1
EXCEPT Sunday, Additional way train for Wath.
lngton, Pa, $50 p u, daily except Sunday,
For bittSburrh WRshIHvinn RSitI,nSya al
PhIiadeiphiS AZ 6;sO = m dSiiy, N"St'V'V "'H
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2.A5 A m. Sunday
only, N''''
daily exrent anndav ara b,in ~ N bSiiy OAi
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head: market steady; mixed 81 4Oai 65; heavy
s. ijai 16i light 81 4bai co; skips 81 coal s..
Sheep-Recolps 1000 head; shipments 1900
head; market steady; natives, s. 6OaS 10; west.
ern corn fed 81 95ai so; Texans s. 26ai 2ji
lambs 81 7SN0 70.
EAST Liberty, Pa, Feb. --Cattlc--Receipts
go head; shipments O20 head: market nrini
prime s. 26ai %; fair to good 50 76ai 90; common
2oaS boi ttockers g GOa2 %; feeders g lOaS o.
Hogs-Recelpts 9, 100 head; shipments ] 900 head;
market slow; medium Philadelphia s. OOa5 10;
heavy hogs 81 90ai g5; pigs and Workers s. 2h
y. Sheep-RecelptS LOO head; shipments
l,iO0 head; market firm; primo s. 26a5 80; fair TO
good 81 76ai SOl common s. GOAL %; lambs 81 20
CINCINNATI, Feb. 27.-lTogs In llberal supply
and lower; common and light 81 7bai IS; pack.
Ing and butchers 81 Coal T6i receipts 4, 10 head;
shipments 1900 head.
Metals.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 27.-Copper nominal; lake
Tin actiyei straits 81 o.
baltimore Live Stock Market.
MONDAY, Feb, Is, 1850.
TIE SWINE MARKET,
Arrivals this wee b4Sl
Arrivals last I'LL
Arrivals one year bsS
REMARKS.
There Is light supply this week, the number
being some 400 head less than last week. Trade
Is good In oil the yards, the quality being gen.
orally Of a good order. Prices range frem GAGsSc,
most sales Of G&aG5Sc net, with some light rough
hogs ~ low rs 6ISR59IC.
OF the receipts LAS head came over the IIaltl.
more & Ohio Railroad and 3,s9S head over the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
CLARENoSr LIVE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE, Feb. IS, 1850.
All hogs sold In these yards by +. A. Black.
shere arc al gross weight.
Receipts this week $3.50 head, against 900
head last week. Fair 70 good hogs selling from
s. % to s. aOi rough at $50.
ARRIVALS or LIVE STOCK
Al Cldrenonl Stock Hdrdl, pid Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for petE ending Feb. "a.
125 cars, containing i,l5i head Of cattle, o
calves, so sheep, 4,4O1 hogs, iGg horses, a
mules. Shipments 70 New York, Philadelphia,
&C.; l6l cattle, Is sheep, 1858 hogs, III horses
70 mules.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs.0n and after Nov. Is, lsss--Sx
day excepted. monday excepted, lsatir lay
sxeepted Sunday only, saturday only
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Real Estate.
GENERAL BUSINESS.

for PS{Sn Ssantto exchange your city property
10 You want to buy farm
RRoloa want TO rent hOuseG
hhVlol want to buy a hOuIeH
avail Tu I.'lfg 70 have your rents collected and
H., luV troubles Incident therefor
iSlOu NAhtA lenslOng
Nv you want Increased pCnSlOn2
m,u(Ou want BOuntyY
nSSlou want al Honorable DlsChatgO7
hoion WHhl lCnslUn Vouchers teFilled7
IA, Vil nu want deposition taken IN your claim
b,HilHlony Do you reside IN tho city Of
y'',UuE o. vicinity II NO, you will lnd ID 10
XXI s,, ,shlEe 70 employ q resident attorney
G1,S", ull1le who has lad experience In the
Vfnmr,, v, prosecuting glAlinA tciOfp the Gov.
uIsnl pyptmCuts. Many prnIionprE Shouid
tIa'I higher. ,otne because OI nav icTlSla.
olbt, S s because disability has Increased;
All WY taled loo low IN thelt original claim,
ph,eS,sir Gains Aic successful when properly
b,pSly,C.I io Sant to ,ont any Of the houses NUN.
" ~ eighteenth street ................ Ria m
M ~ HSln street, lfuOnI....., ,,,,,,,s,,,, 90
No III NUyl y, tOona ,a...,.....,,,,.,,.,,,, 500
No ID NAin Nreet, slOtc room. ,,...,..,,, 10 90
M XXX NAN street, 2i I1
M i0i HhIAci stiCCt..,,....,............, N O0
40 M; Wltvisl, NotciuOt aud dwelling IS OO
No. gi1y v.ia,t street, Hail. "a 1OOt,.,..,., Q 20
No is5, M9 y, slOtctOOm aud dWCillng, % 90
IA NJ, t@o9 street, ? tOOms, III I9of ID
No, lyS1 y. Hh,l t9tc'fOOtn and dwelling,
Kim h, NWh ~, salOOn uf boarding hnusO
AndroiNivs, lNO Lots, House rooms, attic
''u'H' hhA t'''' '''',,,,,,t,,,,a,.u,N y "
R,,v. JAMES A, HENRY,
is,bss Y Agent U. = Pension and Claim A.
irS"' 'olltrtof aud Notary Public,
.LIlCEi 80. lGif MIREEf RrEEEf,
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CHICAGO, Feb. n -CalliO-BtcOlpla iO,OOohsad,
lhlrnenu Zoo head market steady Geevei
u ibAS 81 cows, buili and mlSed HI HI IA
HOEs-RoCeipu aiiUO head lhlpmSnI p,0CJ
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb 10. 1850. PaSsen.
ger trains Will run ~ iOllOws-Cenlral Time
All trims daily except those marked thusf
which do not run on Sunday;
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General Notices.
-0TlCE no BONDHOLpERs.
For Rent.

NOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS AND
CELLAR. with privilege Of large lawn, III
l,a.pnl Valley, IN Motor line. Natural gus.
i",,c,,lon Immediately, EnqulIc OF CHARLES
.ElREkL llly. ie2l
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FOR SALE.
lsfTweaty.fOur Lots In CaldWell's Add
tlOn IN ihe Civ M WLnr,lnV

"VH W UIb OIII OF " NUVIInB1
e6I Lou arr bounded on the north by Twenty
n .h street on the east by Fillmore street, on
~ Nuth ny the HAndlAn Homestead, and or
ne vest By the d. & o. Il. r.
,.i I1lsit proximity 70 the above named rAllroad
Establishments
~ , n9t sGld III thirty days Will DO sold at pub
to'e'mi and further information apply 10
". Y. HOGE Il BRO,
NNhliLN n. HASpLAN,
WIN W. Cot. ChApline a Sixteenth 81
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Railroads.

" IIEELING q ELM GROVE Z, r,
w On and after Saturday, October 10, lESs,
trnins on the Wheeling 4 Kim Grove Railroad
will run as follows;
LEAvE WHEELING;
$50 a. M, 7:00A, M, q. M, II 100 q. M, 1850 p,
m. 1850 p. m, b;Q p, M, 700 p, M, 900 p, m,
LEAVE WHEELING FARK
6;l0 4. M, 7;i5 u. m 1000 a m, 1880 M, $50
p, m, 4:21 p. M, G!lO p. M. 500 n M, lO;OOp, NJ,
ON SuEDAYS-Untl further notice trains Will
run a. follows; Leave the city ut 500 u, M, aud
run every hour until p!lbpm. Leave Wheeling
Park at 300 a, M, and run every hour until 10
p. N, Except church train win leave Park at
no2I d. HIRsCH, Sunlt.
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Metals.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 27.-Copper nominal; lake
March $40 GO. cad quiet; domestic g IN
Tin active; straits 81 %.
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e.ecfsd representative FROM Ohio 70 the
Thirty-hfth. Thirfy-xxth and Thirty.
seveneh congresses, serving 81 asEnerber 81
The committee On military Affairs during
each ssrm. lie vas reelected 10 the Thsrty.
eighth congress. serving on the cognrEstee
on ways and means and a. chairman 81 4
speeial ccmmittee or admitting cabinet
officers 70 the door CT the House og Repre-
ssntatiVeA In 1854 he was nominated
Tor vice president on the ticket
with George B. Mcclellan for president
re vas delegate 70 National Union con-
veDfien bed IN PhiiadeIphia in ts86 He
NAs elected United States senator FROM
Ohio for the term comE sncingfMaxch ISL
during shich time be became noted as the
author Of the civil servfcs law. On tue Sc
csssion OF President Cleveland Mr. Pendle-
ton vas rendered and accepted the post Of
minister % Germany. He Eas q man Of
high character. stately bearing and urbane
manners The name sGenslarnan George
was applied TO bin. half IN aerfsion. bali
IN earnest By Donn Plattl
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THE srEAKEn or rHE nousr.
The sew States WIN Vote for sEeKinIey
The PFoteeafonlst-

eae EfotEEAontet-
WAsHIseTos. Nov. 25.--The delegation
from tbs four new states have agreed %
stand together IN all matters affecting The
interests Of the Northwest AS one Of
them psit IL today. when one OF them votes
on measure il IL reasonably certain
that the other four viii vote
the same way. They have talked over the
speakership, bus Il II q matter they can
hardly agree on. and 50 that particular
feature has been left out OF their eonsidera-
ton. IL Is more than likely that Hans
brough is for Mckinley. with Clifford and
Picker Of The same way Of thinking but one
may vote for Cannon and the other for Mr..
Henderson IS compliment. Carter viii
vote for Reed. being under obligations to
him for work during the campaign.
Wilson l. for Mckinley, belseying that
he represents the interests Of the new
state OF Washington IL looks hs
II the new states would AL vote together
after few ballots and vote for Mckinley.
unless Reed or some other candidate de-
velops wonderful strength and seems sure
Of tho nomination.
WAsHIseros, Nov. 25.-The Democratic
congressman have decided 20 hold a caucus
to nomfnate House officers Friday night.
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= We iellewing permits:
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!. Aslssw. swo-StaFy frame. hos ; block
s !. hsnny's addition. cost 500
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- les :. hloek &. Eastern addition.
- re sAeh.
etsrsea a Hanson. two xtcry frame.
J Azsd 6 mock II. Jackson street add
- snut 81 .ao
Il z =. KssSsnsy. ane-stoFy frame. lot Z,
- ~ NsaEie asidltsua, cost $40