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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

Shepard>s B. B. Cologne, when
used on the handkerchief or cloth
ing, is quite as lasting as the So
called Triple Extracts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23
FOR THE STATE SENATE.

am candidate to represent
the Eleventh Senatorial District in
the next general assembly, subject
to democratic nomination.
A. G. HILL.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

The alliance is on top in Ter,
nesse. After a sharp contest their
candidate has been nominated tor
governor of that state.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

Did you ever notice it? Gnats
never bother negro. There
is something about negro that
gnats don't like. White folks may
get the best of things generally,
but when it comes to insects the
negro is way ahead.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

Hen. j. p. Walker, of Webster,
is spoken as the alliance candidate
for state senator from that dis
trict.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23
FOR INSTRUMENTATION.

The friends of Mr.. VIM. Jen-
nings will support him for the leg
islature at the primary election to
be held on July Both.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

The Louisiana lottery is now at
the mercy of the courts, And
Just to think of all that good mons
ey that was spent on the Legisla-
ture.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

Truly this is year of plenty.
With the exception of one or two
localities, all the crops in the neigh
borhood OF Dawson are extremely
promising, and reports from the
surrounding counties are just as
good. With no bad luck this years
yield will be one long remembers
ed,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23
FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce
T. r. Thornton a candidate for re.
election to the Office of sheriff at the
January election.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

Those summer colds, which are
so exasperating, are here in full
blast. The cool nights have caus-
ed many of our citizens to be
affected with the pest, and coughs
ing and sneezing are the order of
the day. Sore Threats are also
common, and the druggists report
and increased sale of potassium
cl lcride.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23
The GcnnnerS.

Last Thursday Mr.. w. H. Kim>
brough, Master of the Georgia
Grange, and Mr., j. H. Hale, Mas
ter of the Connecticut Grange,
were in the ci@ and Mr..
Hale made a very interesting
speech. Mr.. Hale is special agent
of the eleventh census for obtain,
ing the farm and horticultural
statistics of the United States.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

Choice Mixed pickles at IS cents
per gallon at w. II. Martins.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

On the first Wednesday in Au-
gust next one additional teacher
for the white school and two for
the colored school will be examined
and elected. See advertisement in
another column.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

The opposition to Judge Crisp
in the Third hasn't perceptibly
materialized, He has, SO far, been
endorsed by the counties of Sum-
ter, Macon, Wilcox, Houston, COT.
fee, Telfair, Stewart, and Schley,
and the other counties will follow.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23

The third annual meeting of the
State Farmers Alliance Will con-
vene in Atlanta on Tuesday, Au-
gust 18th. The convention will be
composed of one hundred and for
ty delegates. All the railroads of
the State will gre reduced rates.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-07-23
# YOU WHAT

The incest sugar-curded
shoulders, the sweetest
hams, the best breakfast
bacon and all kinds of
meats cheap, or . nice
I bucket of fresh miuce
meat, a fresh lot of Shows
flake crackers, a fine bots
tie of delicious olives or
pickles, some nice evapo-
rated pears or apples, or
anything in the way of
fresh, pure groceries, go to
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

speed with perfect stride, and when
Hon. Charles NJ. Smith shouts "Up"
as they pass the half the hands us
the watch split at l.0ll, u 200 gait
Now they strike the heavy footing,
and their clipis perrpp,ihly lessened.
The veteran driver draws his whip,
and, us it swishrs abnut til, ir ea, y,
the great mares rally again and come
on with increasing speed.
The three quarter flag is passed in
1881, and again they falter in the
te tn of the raw north wind. The
m lionaire urges them on with voice
aud rein, aud finally the whip de-
scents, and Justiua goes To Il break,
they swerve, and Belle Is on her tip.
toes. A groan from the crowd, and
then shout as Justina IL neatly set
tied by 1t bit of master reinsman-h hin;
aud, str,ighteuiug out for the finish,
they Clash past the wire steady anu,
true in the marvellous time of 2l3i
Fifty watches on the quarter
stretch agreed with those in til,
stand.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
How 2:l3 IA Was Achieved in Double
Harness.


The Horse aud Stable has this ac'
count Of how Belle Hunllin and
.Justiua lowered the record on the
famous Kite Track at Independence,
iowa, Ocl. 24th:
1t was three O'Clock this afternoon
when the veteran breeder, T.. j
Hamlin, aged three score years and
twelve, stepped into The skeleton
wagon and took up the reins behind
Belle Hahn and Jusiina for an el-
fort against their champion team,
record OF 2.l5.
Not one condition was favorable
to fast time, and few who stood
shivering on the lawn were of the
opinion that the record would h
lnwered. The day Was cold aud
raw, and stiff wind blew up the
i,oiiic-stTetcha aud occasional showers
from the lowering sky on the biz
lurn of the kiie-siiaped track, wler
The sprinkling wagons had been al.
WORK the night before. The going
was heavy and bad.
AT the first attempt The greaI
mares W. re given the word, and
they were ufl'a terrific sped, Bel'e
Hamlin, with head up, fai ly run.
ming away on IA ir0i. When the
quarter flag falls the timers mark
32ls., and the shiveIing crowd rows
warm.
Around the far-away turn they
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PORTLAND.
Wheat-Nalley, 81 2,ss; W,lln Wslla sl.l5
to sl,l7h.
tlour-standard, 81 10 tn -.
Walla WalIa 81 Coz ~.
Outside grades, sS NJ.
oa,s-A hite 81; to 5iI4c, gray 50 to 81
per bushel.
Milstuffs-Bran si7 50@ls; sn ,tts, s2I@2
ground barley, S52Is; clcp feed. 81
niddlings, s1', per ton.
Hay -si6Ca Is per ton.
Butter-Oregou fancy dairy. 81 c:faLcy-
creameryI2i.; !; good to fair, 27Ia@ N;Cali
fornm choice 37I2c,
Eggs-Oregop 3Oc, Eastern 25c per dozen
l'ouitry-Uld chickens, 81 50as5 %.
porat"es-sl 10 per tai.
Tomatoes--Or. 5oc; Cal. 65c per box,
Ctee,e-Oregon, u To ljt; California
~ tn lOc.
~usars-Gol'en c, sc: extra Z, 81: dry
Sr7,aulaed. 81; cub, crushed and Pow.
dsred, 6lSc per pound.
Be,ns-sInall white, 31scSi pink 81.
bN'is.
- -; butter, SO 30; limas, s. so per centa'.
liops- -SO6h35c per pound.
Dried Fruit>--The market Is flrm. Quo
ted: Italian pruneS, l2I4 To lic; Petite and
Grrlnan, lOc per pound: raisins, 81 20 pei
oox; piummer dried pears, Ii To l2Izc; SUI,
Tried and factory Inns, II to l2c cvap,
riten peaches, iic; smyrna tigs. ~ ito 10
California figs, ~ per pound,
Rire-5]%r per pound.
iiide,-Dry hides, Ia &c; "a less for
cills;.green over 81 pounds, a.; under 81
pounds Sc: sheep pelts.
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams l3 To lic; breakfast ba-
uon, II to NJ; sides, o To ltc: hard. 81
~ I0l.c per pound.
SAN FRA SCISCO.
SAN FRASCI-Co, Nov 5.-wheat- the
week opened on quieter uiarke', No.
white, Il 32i1 tn 81 ss5y.; cnoice, 81 10 per
cenial.
Barey-teed 81 27Sfal 20 per GENITAL
81 A. choice 81 ibi4 To ~; common grade
;! i21s.
oats Gray 81 s. to | 60; bltck a 81 TO 2
p + cont.il
Oninns--s2 IS to3 20.
Putatoes--55c to 81 81.
Ni>CELANEOUS Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. :.-Wool-k Eastern Or
gnn, 10 Ia l1c; valley, 10 to ISc per pound
Beef Live, .. to3l+c; dressed, 7c.
Mutton Live, ) I" 5I.c; dressed &c.
HJg, Live &c; dressed,1c
Veal 6to So perppund.
Spring lambs 81 each.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
Highest of all in Leavenug loweU S Govt Report A $50
Re! g! Rsk,9s RsMassz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOlUTEY PURE

other states. The'e are somr evi.
dences In the returns frum California
that the tariff question begins to be
unders' ood un The Pacific coast.
The Ochoco Review, of Prineville,
says that all the fafnn ~ thrnuyhu
the country claim To- be supplied as
they never have been with an ahun.
dance of feed fur winter energen-
grnci $. An unusually Large crop
of hay has been ,.,re,i for, aud u
feeling OF s. curity prevails generally
anio Z stocknien, no matter what
the coming winter may prove to lie.
L rec heads Of cabbage raised IN
Morrow county weighed 81 pounds.
-Heppner Recnrd.
Mr.. Geo. Ebtert comes out with u
pma,o this week that breaks the
Ueain 1t 3 and ! pounds. SO lar he
takes the premium. Who comes
NIX .-Monnruuth Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
Two Through Trains Each Va,
DAILY, VIA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

commencing with sunday, March IA
nolh nrst hnd setDnd.cl,,ss tickets viii \.
,h,lor"d on "fhe Limited East Mail
ttn. , II aand :, ss wei nlso On the "UVer
Wnu F'yers.' Nos. land2
"Ihe Limited ta,st Mail" trains mr..
eYnipped with Pnllman palace and col"
na, nnspers' niil'ns cars, chair ears and
"nd ni.g.s,,, daily Without change,
neOyerhtnd flyer''lrains are co,,ipned
Win fni,,nhn palace sleepers and css.1.k kes
ns,Henn wi,S ,,2riland and council iiniiS, ana
change. >"'''' "''"ou'
= 0nnecl IONS ere made ~ pncxtelL, with
,n.oush trains oand from sail lake a -
~ 1ro, nsseant @ WIN through trains 10 and
"m,' oenver, Kansas uity ana II lDuis
inn above iraIns afford the a,,icL a.,
m,ne @ w,weth The Northwest PncIiic ssn.rt
"nn EASTERN and onlbern p0Inis.
i,elAii.d time of t,,ins, rates. throu.h
,.,, bohe,s, baggage checks eic., can be ,,s..'
fin,n iinsn UPON application onny agent ofthe
oa,H, ia,.i, r,"'iics. slein. y. W.LisE' ~
Hnisis a MAsNrN,,;;e ,,;;en'l % l,n.,. gent.
street. s'alsm Oregon, s'"''' '" o"a'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
Proposals for Stationery.


ONCE OF the Secretary OF state,
salem, Or, Oct. II, 1870.
Sealed proposals will he received at thi
office until noon nond ~, bee |. 1890, 10 fI,
ni'h the following articles Tor the STAT %
Oregon.
Gj re,'ns legal cap, iub. No. ruling
white laid, Carew, Charter OAK or scotci
linen.
10 reams letter paper, l2lb. No. 7 rniing
white laid, Carew, Charter Oak or Scotc
linen.
10 reams first class Congress note, IA
packages, M. ruling, white iaid.
25 Sn6T white envelopes, 60lb, No
2iM Noi0 white envelopes. 6olb, No rug
~ gross railroad steel pens, No li9.
! DRrp GlllDit's steel pens, No 4Oi,
4gross ,illImts steel pens. No aO3.
! 3grOss E,.i-rbro ,k ~" pens.
! gross Faber's penhOiderS, No 1875.
10 dozen f'eck. stow d Wilcox's Is inkstand
! No5js.
4 dozen Peck, Stow d wilcox's inksu,nd i.
/ No53.
10 ir,z Peck, stow d Wilcoxs inkstands,
| No 40
| " boz ivory folders, 9inch standard.
4d zen IVORY folders, 10 inch congress
4Irz mucibige cups, No x, Morvan's pat
l0dozen nnucilnge stands, reservoir M O..
Norxan's Vafeat.
are ,ns P.'rke : treasury blotting paper.
II 4hb, assorted cDlnrs.
2gr,.. No3 fi,a. becorder lead pencils,
style UO.
dozen Sanford's premium fluid, quarts
x dozen -Ellf,rd's writing nuid, quarts,
Is dozen gtiiniued stub II es, No III, ilxl5
inches, 40 cages.
~ dozen Duplex q Up board letter clips
Ii dozen Fab RS rubber rulers, i+in n II
" dozen steel erasers, itoger's No Is, IiD
hone.
Z dozen steel erasers, Rogers No IS, l49
eb my.
sob ,xes Faber's No 300, rubber bands. as.
sOrte sizes
gross Faber's lead pencils. No 2, hexa-
gon, gilt.
l2yross Faber's lead pencils. No 2. round.
gilt,
l5 dozon Faber's patent ink and pencil
rubber eraLrers, mammoth.
NOD Mo'iiii's patent paper fasteners. Mo- 2,
1000 M.dill's patent paper fasteners. No =.
FIAT hrsd.
u dozen table pads ~ hold papers, l9x2i
inches, strong leather tips.
"a dozen waste paper baskets, crossbar,
No4.
20 ~ hemp twine, No ~.
Al the ~ Ine tiuie, separate bids win te
h".c,'hed by trad. numbers, samples to be
exhibited.
Blu- sh nld he marKed "Proposals for
station Try None but tisp best quality Of
goods win he accented. 1he righl u reject
any ora hids ~ reserved. Az the aisive
articles be delivered NJ salepi IN or be.
lore JMIiuary ~, ISyl 9'b W. WcBtIDE.
Secretary Of state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that In pursu
IN ancc of an order Of he County Court
al the STATE Of oregon Tor Marion county
made on the Srd day of November, l'iOJ, n,
he matter Of the e,tIie Of T.. r.. Edr,edue
iec'a,.ed-'hc IN srsigned adininisiriitrlx X
4 said estate. viii sell NJ public auction 10
ihe highest bidder for ,sii--or short cIea II
~ haif the purchase price II desired bv
bidders-suhJect Ia confirmation Of sad
county C',urt, ON satird ", the 9Th dny al
December, 1870, ut 2oclock u, M, M IN,
front door Oi ia. dwelling ii 'uss on IN.
pre,,,i.es, a,s, al the ,igh,S llls, g tale aud
time Of his death, In aud Ia tue f,llowip,,
Il hcrlbel real property, 10 VII;
beginning on The townshln lbe ss7
chnins w. 0f the y u, corner oT hcctIon Al
r.5S., X. W. of tho Wilnm.i iu meridian
and r',nnlngih.nce n ne, u i251ch,ln !;
ihsnce n. s3lao, W. M.R5 chain ih.',c,.
thence Sluth l7H chain.: theme. =. .spl6'
=. % chains; thence n. ne, " MI chain,
10 The place OF beginning taIiiHiiIinu MI M,
ali ~ ~ res. And the following descrlbe,i
tract adjoining thereto 10 vii: beginning
~ The S.W corner OF Donation Land CnIn,
,sssos a.es 'hsses g s W iSs, ,3.',", l,
L. c. NJ. SO; tneEce N. 10, u. a. a3 chains
y: s!Xs. W. 1881 chains 10 the pi,ce
or beg'nnihg. cOntiinIng % acres,
IN % ,as'd 5and coalpin,pv r. II S' ,n sre, .,a'ed
Marion, .slAlo ~ Oregon, ana known ~
Inc "Eidrledge Wac0nda6rm." -
Adm: . the estate Of T. T. Eapisass EE'a%isanses ds.
sslsm. Ore. Nov. 7. iss,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
7 finE CoNxIrrgg's REPORT.
The Senate Committee on Assessment
and Taxation Says Something
About the New Bill.

Accompanying the assessment and
taxation Till prepared by the senate
committee Is the following report:
The undersigned members of he
special senate committee. to whom
was referred the subject of ASSESS
meat ait taxation, with iusti uc.
tions to report thereon, have The
honor to submit hereiu our couclu-
sions In the form uf bill viii Ii
will be duly presented at the ext
session of the Legislature for its t, IL
alteration.
In placing the present mea-u e
before the public al this early ,ae,
we do so in the hope that n free and
full discussion of the merits aud
dement's of the bil may commend
1t to the legislative assembly soou tu
convene, or at least that the timely
discussion of this Till may enahlt
that body to agree upon and speedil.
piss some measure whereby til,
gruss Inequality of the preseut
assessment laws may he renieLied.
Some changes herein suggested ar,
radit al aud wide departure from
our present system, and are not
fully cuncurred IN by all membeIs
of this committee. Such difference
of opinion, together with the reas.,i'
therefore, will appear in our mo
extended special report To the senai,
We have besn greatly aided IN uu
work by the report of the tax con-
mission of 1855, the report of tn
joint committee on assessment an,
taxation, and the suggestions "i
persons of wide experience in tb,
execution of existing laws; All,
while this bill as suggested may ,
aud doubtless does, contain error
and omissions, We believe the snt
ject deserves earnest and prun,l
consideration. In this connections,
believing the question of assessnlenl
and taxation to he paramount to al
others, we would recommend tina
both houses of the legislature s.
amend their rules that motions ar
pertaining thereto shall be privl
legged and shall take precedeuc,
over any other measures, eXceptin.
only the general appropriation bill!
j. II. RALEY, Chairman.
J. 4. WAIT,
CHARLES HILTON,
&. a. CoGSwELL.
The bill as prepared by the com
mittee cOntainsi many excellent
features that meet my entire appru
val. There are, however, some o'
its provisions that in my judgment
should be omitted; while others
essential 20 an equal and efficient
system of taxation, have been omit
ted. While concurrihy, in tn,
main, with the bill as presented, al
the proper time / shall endeavor t.
point out its errors and inIperfectiOn-
and suggest such alterations as will,
In my judgment, more nearly secure
q uniform assessment of all The
property in the state.
THOS. II. TONGUE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
spirit OF THE PRESS.

The proposed l., ssment law Il
in many respects just what Oregon
wants. When it Is passed mor'
enterprise will be seen in this state
West Side.
w. G. Parker, q pioneer OF 1913
and a abrother.in-lawo of the late Uncle
Jesse Applegate, died Sunday at hi'
home OH the summit Of the Cascades
between Ashland and Linkville
Slr. Parker was with the Apple
gates in laying out and opening the
southern emigrant road To Oregon,
and was well known aud highly es'
teemed among the pioneers of the
state.-East Oregonian.
/ Portland Examiner, Dem. There
can be no further DOUBT, taking into
consideration the latest election
returns, that the west is u factor in
this union of states, and one OF the
greatest factors in shaping the policy
of the government on the men who
earn their bread by the sweat OF their
brow. 1t is not necessary to com
ment at length on this subject.
With Pennoyer as running mate
with Hill on the presidential ticket,
the Pacific coast will be swept a.
a whirlwind next Presidential elec-
ton.
The United States express COM
pany has set Wells, Fargo q Co.,
aud the n. Z. express company Of
this coast, a good example by issu'
ing pereniptory order to its agents
not to receive money, ticket or lists of
drawing from the Louisiana lottery
company or in any way to assist IN
the transaction of lottery business.
This is a very encouraging recoglIl'
tion Of the spirit of the anti.lottery
law, as well as its letter, and 1t Is To
be hoped that ali other public car
riers will follow the example of the
United States express company.-
Baker City Reveiile.
East Oregonean (Dem.): 'Tis moi
80 much the virtues of the democratic
party that has brought about this
victory, but the vices Of their oppo
nants has had much to do with IL.
The victory nieans, fit means any
thing, that the people are desiross
of honest government aud wish To
return to 1t and are only taking a step
in that direction.
Oregonian: The West voted OIL
other than The tariff issue this year.
There was IA different local issue Ia
almost every state; the schools in
Wisconsin and Illinois, the Farnieis
Alliance In Minnesota aud Kan,as.
prohibition IN Iowa and Nebraska.
The republicans lost by all tbe-e
because they are more apt
to straggle than the democrats. This
Is proved, even in Pennsylvania.
where the republicans elect the gen
pral ticket, but luee their cand dale
for governor because he was a Quay
man. Al le.sta d zen seals IA the
house were lo,t by the gerrynianhs II
IN OHIO, Indiana, Maryland aid
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

Lo l>ich 'u's Coli"n Dalsam No /,
Ci'ts Cha Icfes, Gri nnl coil sac,
s9r'stn the Legs and u dy, sore b..
Eyes, Nose, etc, Cop?er.c lor ii BIotcb.'
Syp.h....c' 1t r.h. iscascd Scalp, and All
primary 70 ",s o. the d..caso known n,
syphilis. t'rtr", 5 % Per Bo':ic.
Ls Richau's & Id n B,isnIn no 4
Curcs-Terti ry, Ic-cu.la'3y2l! II, Rhe,,.
ma,ism, Fam IN tho Zones, Faln In tic
Head, back q tho Neck, liberated sore
1hront, syph.tc Fash, LumYs aid con.
tacttd Cor 2, S.lGIcss of tn Llmla. ami
erdis1iei al sta'o ON tho sys.cin.
wnetaer eau ell by ind ser II n or aim
a Mercury. having Tho b ,oJ pa-c AMI
healthy. II To, 90 poe o,,I..
LIZ tcb"E' & 'lGen anien An 4.
dotH ir o eurJ Ct Como raoa. Glrt,.
irr.tati' nc .yo'. an ~ rina-y o. Gs't'
tl' disarransem-n's. er.,o s.. 80 per
Bottle.
Le t:ichau' oi lrr Grsp!.h t,..
y'cfI ~, rs'ye-c cas- 'sCf q ln5,-'l,
lHLinm T. y = !. Sifietu .,,.c. i-ri,.
si Ccr T. iti.".
Lo Eic'!1"'. q .rn . .g.nrrt
for I otG tt v, u ;.g1ft,-. 'sI
iBa oIr'''cr', o. .,i,t' Or -.
10 .ch.u'9 -, - :.
s11 in e ~;pc..,a irl l1, lr',
P~srs 50 'I..f,
Il ic ! IDS fs
s'Gt ever Tlorl. q. .., a.t ,Ls..-..
prr express
The Rlchpr'!s drag company. agents H,
md 81 !.arket street, San krnDclscD Gal
)icnipr mailed free
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
Honest Government Is " hairs Wanted

a A laf =
East OreSoniah (Deii): The PM
.delphia Times is one of the ablesl,
nuI.sr and Lest ,,,p.rs i'm lin. United
=. ,..,'
""'s' ~ Is """Se ''"el~ne"' u"
Is utterances ana opinions. For
.anv wears il was IA republican,
,.,n,r ,.nd b,s I..,,in,s that u,, Al,
-,
P'' =" "' '"''"'"' I"
'i-es TINS excellent ahu gratifying
unguage under the head, "Ch,tr
u,, u,n..t G,v.r,,n.nt, y,
= ..., a,,,I l.. ..'., :;
""'"' @'"'' s"''s" w
smaller space:
when the name Of Abraham,
Lincoln was mentioned in he mon
ter democratic mass meetings II
-eutly held in tile Academy ui Au
,lc aud horticultural hall, IL was
erected with round after round ul
lppla,ise,
"When the name of Grover Cleve-
land was mentioned In the Lin
.oln republican, mass meeting thai
row d,d the Academy of Alus.c
rom paruuet to dune ON Moudn>
,.vening last, it was greeted viii,
re,saieu rounds of heartiest AZ.
plause.
rev of the democrats who cheer
20 tn. name of i.incUll, would vote
for Lincoln against an equally hon
est and patrlutic denlocra, ami few
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