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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16
For Sheriff.

8. ". Hanger throws his banner TO
the breeze in another column Of this
paper. He 10 q candidate tor Sheriff
Of EsmerAlda county. Shafe Hanger
10 one Of the best known men in the
county. He is = miner all the way
through. He has put in lots of hard
ticks for the development Of the
mines. He is a staunch Republican,
and he will mako rafting tight if
nominated.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16
For County Clerk.

Jshpny Leidy is candidate for
County Clerk. He is at present book.
keeper for Zabriskie & Sheckley. He
has lived in this county for fifteen
ysars and has never askeo .cr an office
before. He 10 thoroughly competent,
and has friends wherever he is known.
All Candelaria 10 loud in their praises
Of Johnny Leidy, ard he will run like
= frightened wolf In his own camp.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16
Another Race.

Walter ODER yesterday telegraphed
challenge 10 Ben Rosentbal to run
100 yarcs within six weeks, pistol shot
start, for $1,000 a side. Rosenthal
answered that he would accept the
challenge provided Ober would agree
to a mutual consent start. Ober has
not been heard from up to our press
hour
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16
The u S. District Judgeship

Petitions recommending the ap-
poinntment of Judge r. R Bigelow as
Judge Sabin's successor have been
largely signed in Elko, Humboldt,
Eureka and Lander counties.
Storey and Lyon counties petition
for the appointment of Judge Richard
Rising.
In Lincoln, Nye, Esmeralda,
Churchill, Ormsby and Douglas peti.
tons have been very generally signed
recommending the appointment of
Hon. Trenmor Coffin.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16
The Confidence,

The Confidence mine made ship.
ment last week of thirteen tons Of ore
to the Mt. Diablo mill. The ore
averaged 51S ounces OF silver to the
ton. Thiswas the product Of 80 days
work at the mine. The Confidence is
without doubt ono of the best mining
properties in this State. Long may
she wave.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16
Republicans Attention.

There will be a meeting Of the Re.
publican County Central Committee
held at Assessor Quinn's Office this
evening at half past z O'Clock. Dele.
gates TO the County Convention vii!
be apportiened and q date fixed for
the primaries.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16

I prescribe Simmons Liver Regu
lator, and it deserves all the praise il
receives.-Dr. D. W. Atkinson, Sloan
Springs, Ark.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often lead
to self-destruction. Distress after eating,
sick headache, heartburn, sour stomach,
mental depression, etc., are caused by this
very common aud increasing disease.
Hoods sarsaparilla tones the stomach,
creates an appetite, promotes digestion, re-
licyes headache, clears the mind, and cures
dyspepsia.
In n Terrible Condition.
stowe my life to Hoods sarsaparilln. For
two years l was ia terrible condition with
dyspepsia I could eat nothing but soda
crackers, and my weight fell from 40 TO l2s
pounds Hoods sarsaparilla helped me at
once, and alter using 70 bottles l was en-
tirely cured. have gained my usual
weight, 10 pounds, and have had excellent
health ever since" T. ]. WILCOX, oo-26 LIST
South Street, Salt Lake City Utah.
Headache-HotF Flashes.
chad headache, hot flashes, soreness and
swelling acroas my body, pain in my right
side with frequent vomiting. used Hoods
sarsaparilla with the best results am in
better health than for four years. Hoods
sarsaparilla Is safe, reliable, and sure" J.
c. WILSON, Auburn, Cal
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 81; six IS. Prepared
only by c. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries,
LOWELL Mars.
100 Doses One Dollar
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16

Give your pet dogs or cats Simmoni
Liver Regulator, when sick-it viii
cure them.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16

Charley Kimball is rusticating on
the sunset side OF the Sierra.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16

Chicken.cholera and pips prevented
and cured by Simmons Liver Regu.
lator.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-16

A large quantity Of Rabbit metal for
sale at this office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

N PrEls .l Ezgils1- He aas c3lslc-e1
ard s4s AeE o. 0n tne paFr=Lt u
s-lg costs. IEs Vas -lJ -s-ce N-s- 8
1g-lL.
Ihe seEerzl lz1ox sLl4-11 10 ths
cllf ren-aLs Ele sane
pubs l1s5al zlo1 u tae nsw of
neers u aTeel koo1 LC1ge, /. - tf. 7 .
aas LeAd .a-s< evening.
County aperllteEdeDL - the Poor
Mecca yee-eTd4y took Mrs. A4IF kear-
ngs et Grzttan. " the k4lamaz.o
asylum
sheriff blsfops YESTERDAY. went 20
Iona and arrested George Meyers ina
msdl4tely o. a. release tfon s0-d4ys'
l1prls0ln8eEi-
Tie C4s-e Company nss received aYe
NE aes open cars toE summer 1se.
Eighteen mere cars q the same 1eslgn
have been ordered.
TIE msmbers of TRINITY Churca
cholr were entertained a. the residence
81 NJ. 4nd ATs. Charles Peeps, -
IN on-st., lass night very pleasantly.
Deputy Revenue Collector FaCA Alt-
rich has purehased TIE residence AZ zl5
and Zl5 North L&ytaye eJle-s.-, AMI Ull
move hls f.lniiy nsre from Csss0polls-
Manager salteF and stage C4Tpe inter
Grant had u do the scene showing AZ
Redmond : las. night. Alr. ~aiter dis
charged ln6 three regular stage hands
Tor insubordinauOn.
A little runlpus created by legal COM
plea tons growing Out of an agfeemen.
entered into by some theatrical people
attracted transient notice about tie
shenff's once yesterday.
TIE lease y h4eh the VI .sses Gage and
Benedict have OF the danclug hall ln
the Shepard block expires tomorrow
The ladies W-ll therefore give their last
hop OF the season this evening.
Dr. r. Z. Jackson, the dent st, took q
header OF has bicycle on saturday, and
nearly teiescOped himself. His INST
patent w.ll D. himself. a, several OF h..
teeth were loOsened By the fall.
The Detroit Tribune Printing Com
pany was awarded by jury, ID Justice
Nalsh's court, $3.50, IA SUIT against
Arthur Currer, former c-rcGiatOr OF
that paper. The claim was SIS.
Mary Anderson has written 10 friend.
That she Will never agaln appear ON tAe
stage and ii she does retire and mar
rles Mr.. Navarro, Mr.. Harry +. Abbey
says be VIII bring 10 action against
her.
justice Westfan yesterday, held &c
the circuit court James Moore, charged
WITH rape on the 9-year-Old Josie Gar
low. Ba.l was fixed Al $1,000 and wa
furnished. The evidence against Moore
Il very strong.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

Wll Sls1hag, Il Battle Greek. : II
IA ~.
Percy Jones spent Sunday with
tre11s at Jse1son-
Ms Ells Bopf. q Lowell, L ne guest
q Ars D. u. WOOD.
Mss MIA H-rc, OF Jackson, Is visit
- friends M thls city-
M.ss Ess,e Powers EFF yesterday foI
M.nnezpoLs, Nina, ~ yizt trends
Mr.. r. X. r Carpenter wlll attend
tie Cincinnati Nay mos.csl festival.
Dr. ana Mrs D. / Burkzrt. q Z
Rapids. are vsuag fnsnds la the ezty
L. &. stuart. who has recovered from
q severe .lusss. resumed LIS po2tlon On
tte Loaac yesser-2y.
lseorge ~. cay and Mss Gertrude
/ Cav leave tns week for Cincinnati 70
a. sud tie Nav musical festival.
Judge Cyrus p Perkins and Nlfe left
7 yesterday for Washington, i. c., where
/ they propose 70 enjoy themselves for
I two v ks
Mrs. = N Coppens has Just returned
F froin Lookout Mountain. Team, where
she has been sketchIug for the past
/ four weeks.
Rev. = Moerdyke and James Van
derslus LETT Yesterday Tor Orange City,
F Iowa. as delegates from this city 10 The
F particular synod OF tic Reformed
Church OF America.
Mrs. and Mrs. j.. ". Bryant have
I moved t. Muskegon 10 live. ID. ".
/ having engaged with u. b. Hamilton,
his employer, ~ manage al art gallery
I there winch he purchased recently.
George g. Whitworth 5 In Chicago
I having left the CITY on last night train
! he ,s.ll attend the alumni meeting OF
| Tie Garrett Biblical Institute Al Evans
/ ton, I A branch Of the Northwest
crn Un.yerslW-because he Is one OF
/ them.
George II. Graves and family leave
I tomorrow evening for a trip through
! the West. Mr.. Graves has occupied tie
/ position of freight agent for the d., J..
/ q \. j.. Il. co. since the construction Of
/ the new branch from Grand Ledge u
4 tins city. Mr. Graves mas large ac-
ouantance OF railroad men through
/ the West which Viii make his trip a
very enjoyable one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
THEIR NINTH ANNUAL.
The Furniture Manufacturers Associa-
tion Elect Ofhcers and Delegates


The ninth annual meeting of the
Furniture Manufacturers Association
was held at the Board of Trade
last night. The following officers
were reelected: President, John
A. Covode; vice president, John
Widdlcomb; treasurer, Geo. A.
Davis; secretary, II. ID. c. Van Asmus;
two directors to serve for three years,
{. W. Black and + II. FOOte.
The board of directors Is composed,
beside the officers, Of K. w. Merrill,
Galus W. Perkins, George W. Gay, L.
IL. FOOte and Charles W. Black.
The following were elected delegates
to the National Convention of Furni-
tire manufacturers 10 be held ut
Chicago IN June: J. D. Utely, /. {.
Stow, +. II. FOOte, George ". Gay,
William A. Berkey and George A.
Davis.
Charles W. Black, f. II. FoOte and
George +. Buss were appointed a com
mittce to arrange for the annual
banquet which viii occur as soon as
warm weather appears.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
A Splendid Service.

Manager Head, Of the c. & w. NJ,
D.. l.. and y. and 5. V. & st. L. roads,
says that a splendid train service will
be put on the D., L. d y. between this
CITY and Reeds Lake during the COM
jnr summer. The time schedule nor
date on which it viii be put IN operation
have not been decided upon, but trains
Will be run often enough at al times 10
suit the convenience OF the people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
=DRAPERIESl

We are now showing our
entire new line Of CAR
PETS, Floor Coverings of
every description, and Dra-
peries.
Being the largest exciu-
sive dealers in these fabrics
in Western Michigan, de-
voting more space To their
sale than any other house,
and making a specially of
fine workmanship, we feel
that we are prepared to
satisfy the most critical pur-
chaser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
CENSUS SUPERVISORS.

Their Names, Addresses and Districts in
1Iichignn.
First district-JOhn c. Sharp, Jack
son, Jackson county.
Second district-Charles II. Wisner,
Flint, Genesee county.
Third district-James \. Mcbride
Owosso. Shiawassee county
Fourth d.strict-DOnald c. Hender-
son, Ahegan, Allegan county.
Fifth distmct-James Watson, Ros-
common, ROscOmmon county.
Sixth dlsrict-GeoTge A. Newett
Ishpeming, Marquette county.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
SHORT TALK.
That is what the House VIII Take on the
Tari6 Bill.

Tarin Bill.
WAsHSGToS, May 5.-In the House
Republican caucus this afternoon, Mr.
Burrows spoke IN favor of allowing
more time for tariff debate and sup
ported Mr.. Mckinley in this respect.
VINO thought thecountry would approve
Of reasonable time being given to a
thorough discussion Of the bill. Speaker
Reed, however, opposed any delay and
his " she's prevailed.
If the senate viii act only half as
promptly as the House, Congress can
adjourn by the middle of June.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

P0AzE-As IN rssl4eIscs. ~ Sass FIlroa-
st., fa-Bes B. Po1st as-4 = seas.
Euaer-l a. tae resideRee. 81 sduesdsy amer
z.al. - s'rlaGE-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

Only twenty-five cents for bottle OF Saliva
tion Oh. the ncw and popular linimcnt.
Old John Browns fort q Harper's Ferry Is
not so celebrated as Dr. Bulls Cough syrup.
@-
We carry p full line Of cloths by the
yard for men and boys suits or pants
and can save you money. step il and
sec our immense line.
NoIGT, HEBroLsHEINER q Co.
@
We make weekly contracts with you
to do your family washing
MCNGER's LAUSDRY.
Our line Of all wool cloths for men
and boys wear a. 80 cents per yard
cannot BE- beaten in the state.
NoIer. HIEF0L-BEIIER * Co.
q
Every lady in looking over her house
in the spunE finds many things she
wants washed. send them t. va and
wc VIII wash them ior you.
NuSGER's LAUSDRT.
We DO up lace curtains, pillow shams.
l8mbrcqulLs, etc.
MrSrER's LAUNDRY.
Cloth % make anobhypair Of pants al
NorcT, HFErorsHf IWER & %.
IiiY White Flosr
Makes finest pastry bread or biscuit
/ Tie let IS cheapest and most satss-
factory.
CGdrer's Tsra-oisat
\oI-r iFrroI srTTTyTF 4 o..
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

Edward Burdick, 300 Third-st., in
nammation of the Bowels; infant son of
". z. Cushman, l20 BOstwlck-st., pre-
mature birth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
BASE BALL.

Brotherhood, League aud American As
sociatiOn Games Yesterday.
LFACUE GASIESs
Brooklyn s; New lork. 3.
Philadeltia. 9, Boston, =
Chicago. Z; Cincinnati. . Called az the end
o. the ninth innings ou account Of the cold.
CleFeiand-Pirtsburg, postponed on account
OF rain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

Only twenty-five cents Tor bottle Of Saliva
tion Oh. the ncw and popular linimcnt
Old John Browns fort . Harpers Ferry Is
not so celebrated as Or. Bulls Cough syrup.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

We carry q full line Of cloths by the
yard for men and boys suits or pants
and can save you money. step il and
sec our immense line.
NmGT, HEBFoLsHEIMTR & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06
nrorHrRHoop GAMTs.

Brooklyn. % Boston. l.
Philadelphia. =: New York, 4.
Chi hicaEo. S; PitJs1urg l3.
Cleveland Eu1alo. postponed on account O
rain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

We make weekly contracts with you
10 do your family washing.
MCNGER's LAUSDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

A lew cigar hss made Il appearance
cAll6o Kew West Punchstell0, sold ~
j.. J. DooFnlnk. 81 Monroo-sL Buy one
aud YOU vii be convinced i Is TIE best
Five Cent Cigar IA the clty.
New GInghams Just received ST
NoI0a, KF0LsHEINEb & Go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

Our line Of all wool cloths for men
and boys wear a. 30 cents per yard
cannot 5e beaten in the state.
NoIer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-06

Every lady in looking over her house
in the spring finds many things che
wants washed. send them t. Us and
wc VIII wash them for you.
MCE.ERs LAUEDRY.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-04

The West thought il had triumphed
when Chicago secured the worlds fair,
but from recent u~tterances in Chicago
itself il appears that il isn't the West at
all but the South that should congratulate
itself. "To-morrow we meet to decorate
the graves of the blue and the gray" said
Carter A.. Harrison, the chairman of IA
meeting of indignant West siders. last
Thursday evening. "In decorating these
graves il will be the boast that there is no
North, no South, nc East, no West, but
one common country. We of Chicago
have had cause to believe that there was
no North. no EAST and no West, but that
IL was all South In this city of late" The
first Chicago knows il will have a first
class civil war on It's hands.
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CIEOPAIRA,S LAMENT.

Caesar, what n circus il will he il Cleo
patra's skeleton is put on exhibition ut
the worlds fair. Egypt's queen must
have had some premonition of her ulti-
mate fate when she shrieked as Pro-
culeius and the guard came after her:
shall they hoist me up
And show me to the shouting N~arlctry
az censuring Rome, Rather "A ditch In Egypt.
BE gentle unto me! rather an Nilus' mud
Lay me stark naked. and let the water-iiies
Blow me- into ahhoring! rather make
My country's high pyramids my gihbet,
And hang me up in chains.
Cleopatra did escape going To Rome
ito be chastised with the sober eyes of
dull Octayia." She also succeeded in
escaping the ditcheso of Egypt, as well as
Nilus' mud: neither was she executed
upon the pyramids: nor were any flies.
water, horse or other variety, upon her.
Her funeral was first class In every re-
spect. Octavius Caesar was there and
superintendent things with his char
acteristic enterprise and wei. known lib
crafty. The entire Roman army did "in
solemn show attend this funeral" and
by Caesars express command. Dolabella.
who kindly consented To oficiate as
undertaken. hustled long and hard ar
ranging the details and getting every
thing in proper shape TO insure high
order in this great solemnity." II was
a very large and eminently respectable
funeral. and the bones of the beautiful
but unfortunate queen We're accorded
every mark of courtesy and respect.
Now after a lapse of some 800 wears.
Mr.. Alexander Tagliaferro of Alexan-
dria, Egg, Il that he has
found the sarcophagss of Cleopatra
with the skeleton of the famous beauty
in AN excellent state of preservation.
lie offers the whole business.
sarcophagus. skeleton. good will
and all To the worlds fair
directors for only $4,000. cleo.
patra's bones must have made Il strong
effort TO turn over in their sarcophagus
when this ridiculously low price was
put upon them-upon all that is left of
the woman whose cooks used To dis
solve pearls and diamonds and put the
solution into the wines which she and
Antony drank of an evening while
sitting in the balcony listening TO the
brass band and cooling low. fierce,
burning coO in the intermissions.
Could she have gazed into the future
with the same clarity OF vision with
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A WILD GOOSE CHASE.


Tn census authorities are displaying
more zeal than sense Foreseeing that
large numbers, probably a decided ma
jority, of the people would refuse to
answer the questions relative to dis
eases and personal defects, Dr. Billings,
| who is in charge of the census bureaus
department of vital statistics, has sent
out a circular to the physicians of the
country calling upon them to supply
the missing information. lie asks
every physician TO fill out lists of names
on forms enclosed to him, conveying
the intelligence desired. The physicians
are assured that all information fur
nished on these schedules will be
treated as strictly CONFIDENTIAL: but this
assurance will have little or no effect,
for members of the medical fraternity
are punctilious in their observance of
the professional proprieties, and the
course which DIR. Billings requests
them to take would be a violation of the
first principles of their etiquette. The
supreme court of the United States has
held that a physician shall not disclose
anything he may have learned from his
patient even a in court Of justice, and GER
tainly nc self-respecting physician will
voluntarily prepare a statement setting
forth the ailments and defects of all
living patients whom he has e
treated. Physicians are not census
enumerators themselves, and are no
more obliged to answer questions
about their neighbors than other men.
DIR. Billings has undertaken an i'm
possible scheme: and even were it pos
sible of accomplishment, the value of
the results would be comparatively
small. Vital statistics of the proper
kind are of the highest i'm
portance, and the state cannot
take too much pains with their
accurate compilation. Records of
births, deaths and marriages have a
high value, both i'm law and medi-
cine. or especial consequence is the
subject of deaths, and the law in most
states il very determined i'm the obliga-
ton it lays upon the attending physi-
clan to file with the proper authority a
statement of all the essential facts re-
lttliS hti't'. f'''iNty Nitiiio 40 y
right a knowledge of these essential
facts, and at this point the physicians
duty to society is higher than any other
consideration. OF what value, how
ever, either To the medical fraternity or
the laity, is "a knowledge of the total
number of people who are afflicted
with acute or chronic diseases, or who
are deficient in some one of their
sensesg Physicians will not care for
such statistics, even granting their
cessful compilation, for the reason that
they are not sufficiently definite, exact,
detailed and classified. The only sta
tistics physicians can study with profit
are such as have been gathered by ex
perts in hospitals and asylums. ON
the other hand, the general public
would take no more interest IN DIR. Bill
lings' figures than they would in know
ing the proportion of people who lisp,
or squirt. or toe-in. or snore.
There is reason to doubt whether the
physicians will he any more willing To
furnish the desired information than
the individuals themselves.
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May Resume the Task.

From the Chicago News.
Explorer Stanley has touched a train OF
dynamite In his caustic criticisms Of the
British governments weak policy In Afri.
can colonization II there Is any one
subject on which the average Britisher is
sensitive 1t is the lingo" policy Of colon.
ization and conquest. II Lord Salisbury
has really been outwitted by Germany i'm
regard TO African matters, another nail
has been driven into the present tory gov
ernment's collin. In the meantime Mr..
Gladstone continues his triumphal cam
paign in the provinces, and is preparing
himself for an almost certain resumption
OF the task of governing the empire.
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which her imagination pictured thu
probable circumstances of her recep
ton at Rome, she would have apostro
phized the horrors of the situation will
still greater vividness:
Shall they hoist up my bones
A. with a derrick and hang me on n hook?
My articulaied skeleton dangling
In the faces OF aChicago mob?
We gods! shall Old Hutch poke me
In the ribs with his umbrella?
Shall cowboys, hoboes, book agents, cranks
stand and cape and lecr and, leaning, squirt
Tobacco guilds into my very teeth?
What, hO, Iras. CHAIRMAN. Bring me quick
A bomb OF dynamite. No asp for me!
When I am done there shall not be
Anything for them 10 get onto.
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All the materials for q novel of the Ga
boricau type turned up ready made i'm
New York last week. An Italian went
into a photograph gallery to sit for his
picture. and in order to look his best Dor
rowcd the photographers gold watch and
chain. When the photographer went
into his dark room to develop the mega
tive, the Italian, the watch and the chain
disappeared. The photographer was
shocked hut was not discouraged. He
simply finished up the photograph and
turned il over to "A detective, who was
enabled by its aid To arrest the thief
within "A hours. Ii was n novel idea, but
the conditions are such that its popularity
among thec crook fraternity is very doubt
ful.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-04

A Chicago paper of recent date con-
tanned two interesting paragraphs In the
anne editorial column. One item was de-
voted To the discussion of the question,
education diminish crime 2" After
quoting numerous statistics from prison
reports, the writer of the paragraph wound
up his article by saying: "Certainly n
poor showing for those who take the cdu-
cational side Of the question:" The other
item was written i'm commentator Of the
prison authorities Of Chicago, who re-
Gently established night schools for the
city prisoners.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-04

On of the growing scarcity i'm
the San Francisco market, pretty l7-year-
old Chinese girls are going up. DIR. Chung
Sing, of Kansas City, had TO pay $500 for
his,b he will probably repent of his bar
gain within six months aud be willing to
knock her down for SO should anybody
offer il To him.
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"a Rule.

From the ~. Louis Globe Democrat.
The unwrittcn law of the senate which
dooms members To silence until after two
years service will probably be relaxed in
Carlislc's case on account of his notable
career i'm the house.
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not in sympathy with Dolph's views.
Mr.. Mitchell's term expires in March OF
next year. The election will give the
Oregon republicans, IL they have the
Legislative majority, an opportunity TO
send to Washington a man who will
cooperate with Dolph in his hostility
to silver.