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New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
DENYING CHARGES OF TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC

Chicago. March - (Special'-oeher" i"N''".''
Agent sebastian Of the Eock Island Road Is mug
nan, at the assertion made by the Missouri Pachc
people in last nights displtThcS that 'h'Y niu
sla,hcd Colorado rates from the Missouri HNer pc
car>e the Rock Island had done 20 secretly nc
eaid today: The now wascd by Inc Missouri
Pacific on Colorado rates is not on account oi any
action of the Rock Island Road, but 1t Is naI'io"''
plratical and cuthrost warfare ihau-H'"" io' "'.'
purposes The general passenger agents ana "@N'
ra,agors Of lines between the Missouri River ana
COLORADO will meet on Monday t. di~cu-- me az,
,isability Of general boycott against the Missouri
psr6c scalpinc warfare. and in all probability every
line throughout The country viii agree tiaf rhu'r
no circumstances will they receive or deliver nuSl-
Nos to ,Ic Missouri Pacific Railway Company, either
east Or west. This vOuld shut the h!>,ourl racine
almost entirely ont of business, and VIII give IL
taste Of its medicine
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
Mr. LoRy a,r BRING SrIr ~ HIS owy NAME

Edwin Lord. "A large stakeholder in the now famous
r.uuc~-c, coal and Iron Company, yesterday sent
letter e. eN senator Thomas G. Ptt, president IF The
company respecting the suit brought recently agan',
John II. Inuian aad other, for the recovery of mp
ward OF =. 100000 said 10 have been diverted by them
while lnnan was president. The suit was discon-
inucd about two weeks ago, when n was announced
that truce had been declared among certain largo
,fucAAodcr, who weic at wag. The snit and i.s dis
continuance followed by large fluctuations in the
stock MIR. Lord. In his letter, demands that the
beard # director, shall promptly institute ard pros
c,ute the -uit and iniOrm> Mr.. Plat that his law
Yer j. Augustus &. Brown. IL l. Mr.. Lords mten-
tion to prosecute the In his own right stock
holder II the directors do not take U mp again. llo
is wealthy New Yorker and lives AT the Filth
Avenue lIOlcl.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
WHAT LED m THE DISCOVERY Or AMERICA.

Professor John Fi,hc gave the second lecture "i III
conr.e on the discovery Of America a lniihah nan
g tcrlay afternoon. III, ~uhlc,; va, no" NiciI''
Came 10 BE pisco,orcdr He said In part
4 lack Of mercantile cnt'rpr-" ana an ignorance
Of geography in Europe In the clcvenih century pre-
vented Che discovery of thc Nor cmcn from beln@
followed up Immense changes were wrought III th'
ncAt four centuries. Commercial relations existed
lctvccn all the nations of Eaiup". Ir"rhlc WIN inc
rrfi, and with the Moorish pirates ~ The Irni''r
rancan and IN the Indian trade made manifest the ccd
of a new route to India. Henry VI Of Portugal, sur
named the Navigator. first conceived The d"i tha'
India could be- reached by crcumn' saling Arica ana
he fitted ont numerous pedton. {" this end CHRIS
iophcr Columbus sailed several Of these voyage.
II i. not at all likely that Columbus ever heard OF the
discoveries BY the NOrsemcn. and Il has been well
said that Of Nin!and would have been worth
pound f c"=mOgraphy to h.n fsom Marco Polo's
work. PROBABLY he received his first ideas. When
Columbus set -ail In l593 his destination vas Ccpang0.
In Japan. The golden city of which Polo wrote. NJ
though Columbus discovered ihe Venezuelan coast in
Iigr he had idea tlrt II ncw continent, but
died in the belief tina, II wa- part Of A-.a.
"Anerigo Ncspucci has been represent hv hi
orians impostOr whereas he was great and
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
C4ELTSLE ATTACKING TIE LODGE ELL.
crIrlclsING VARIOUS FEATURES or iT-oB B.
JTCTING To THE BILL To PREVENT
GTRRYAiN NNDERlNi.

GIRRYNANDEHlNrr
Washington. March 22.-~ The sunday Gazeiie,>
of TIM. ciiy viii tomorrow publish an irtcrve" WIN
,N speaker Carlisle upon the attitude of the Demo-
cr,t. .islp lpr,.,uiatvc~ toward sa.arh sn."rtant
measures pending before the House. Nr. carlisle
,rt attacked he ot =, bill providing for The Fedeg@
rceati n Of elections Representatives. lie s'id
The Democrats m the House a amt IN oppOsuon
To- the Gr-, clause which. I'm practice would make the
III operate only in certain sections "i mo
country. II We are tO have such
Laws IT should op ate eeviy~liere ALIKE
Continuing MIR Carlisle estimated that &" carry OUT 'ho
provisions of the biz wouli require the employ ment OF
100000 officers Of election at an expense oi nom
SlooOO.OOO 10 $4,000 900 every two years men,
too he argue that the bill l. complex that its ge
quircmcnts could be made clear TO ili'teiT's
voters or to ignorant Republican election officers IN
the south.
Mr Carlisle further said that the McComas bili'
rovds that the elections for Representatives IN the
next Comcc,S shall bc held i'm the districts a. they
were constituted the last election wa, open To the
In c1nclusion Nr Carlisle said that, while the
,~frav,.tut expenditures of the party IN power and
T.. p,,rostd partisan laws were important questions.
lnct would not the OvcrOppns ISSUES ~ the fall
,,untrn hat that the great question would continue
To m relief of The people from anhcce taxa
ilon bs the tarlh HN>.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
FROM SCHENECTADY TO HIGHLAND.

Kingston. y. y. March % tSpcciall-Thc New
York, schenectady and Ogdcnsburg Railroad Com
panv was organized at meeting held at Cocy
mans Junction. The capital stock wa~ placed ~
- so OOO divided in 500 shares Three hundred o.
those shares were taken lv those at the meeting.
The line surveyed T. from Schenectady TO iIlTh'
land ,he yIuason where connection with the Pol-h
keepsie Bridge is proposed The distance Is clshi'
FIVE miles A. now surveyed the road leave, the
Catskills somewhere In the Vicinity OF oycrlook Noi
tain near Woodstock village. The director ar III.
{ j. Crounsc p. r. Flaslcr. 10 ,eph Aim. DE- ". y.
Waseon W. :. Vanderbilt. II. Il. Whitcomh Z.
Inhoi. u W Icuning Arthur Van Norman. Cyru,
IIncsev Edgar SNYDER. II. II. Mead and Charlie X.
Knowles.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
u.er4gD WINTER ATHLLIIcS.
AIMS, p>Y-rur rrc OF w>H T'E-'''N
v,o, n,su Nrw FEATURE

..r.,., n,y-TuE TrG or w\E III"
v,no DASH : Nrw FEATURE
-,,., u,.s March - ,s2c'al-I"'s wa
p.. -e,oud winter msctts "i 1870 '''
,., Athletic Association. l'' .,i
warn .', If ,bc entries j. y. ilen"'' "'' 80
-, l. Bowl Ter. assistant ih '"' ~
M ,,,, a fine exhibition and in cow. ..,,
' W ,.~o,-rcd -ouic .niret, anu $50
-, A. T. Cheney. go. ana IT, ~ .,.,
'', ,.r, thc contestants ia the Da"'"'' 49,,
ming The fight war '."~c an" -. .b,
.,.,.ev j. l.. Dodge. '"l. Ir''.',' 81, -, ,,1
... thor ,cei,ht spariue match I" W. ,,., ti.h
~ =. -, .ol no, appearing. tft '''''''- ~
lump Wa prctty conu-l" ~ = rr,vr. ~:
-, .o,. o. ". Head. 49, h. h''" -,
=. !. ,o, end A l.. ,hapicsh' ~. Nj
W. ~ -, r..,,n, fell ont at ic't % - '''' '''
"N, ~ ,.,.,. called at feet q i nfh''' i'
anu ..,,, ,,,s f,et 0li inches. }" ''''
M n N.,ton. oil defeated H. X. N"'"' =,
= ,,, - . and A. H. Williams W. WI"
Allen at single stick , ,e rovins
,n.r ,hcs, contc.t. had taken place "c
,..,,,,... ,.,c hrough; in and an cN"''''" - =.
NAV ~. ,y ta. university crew. comP"-e' ~ '''
II ,.ddard. 90, III pounds -'o"' :" ',
''., 80, 1862 pounds. : l.. I. Il'on' '0'
49, = . rpham. 80. l9l pounds - ~ ~
rh,l,v ,oi. loa pounds. 1 /. ~ -, nH,ri, F.
@ t."', ',,,,d =. f. y Nlttri~', " i'' P"i~. y, a
~ P",rt,,, 90 iG5 pounds. bon. ~ -, ~, anal
~, f .,9i.tctory The dmo Wa, poor AZ s,sf wss in
s,, no, ~, ul.inly evident. zen Wv 'i' ,,. r ,t4rt
ia',,' " az c,.,t TO elve the men p'',",T ,,~d
' rh.r, were forty -cvcn eitr' '.nt,~...,,, m
Is and &. Andr"ade ~. W. W N"d~..i. wa de-
the NM" "''' rhe tus-of war f0r the clt'' .n""i .
'r',, ,' ntvrrn 'gl and n3 was " "dT" i,d gained
H'"P ~ "a. I'VE minutes ueliht. 'l"' ~, ,,....t
thnugh hoth tetns h, 80 H.
,,a, Therefore de, iArtd Il W.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
r11r rrAn,Sc uAs AsMALL r1.Np roH IXrrRE.T

Philadelphia March - Special The m'naccrs oi
the Philadelphia ana Reading Railroad Company an
nonncc that they viii pay. on ApHl J. - :" i"r IN"
coupon Of the first income bonds Ter t"e \'d' '"'s
November So i@-9. Ihi' l. el"iNa'N' - "' W
NOR ron, runn each 81 600 bond or : II icr cent
,,on $50 tie amount which would have been lta
on each II 900 bond If full per cent interest iii
hccu earned. In Jlnuary the nan"rer- iTnflN "F
nounccd tina: no interest had been earned upon inc
income bonds IN, trustee for th" N"ndh"hrrs Il
We ,ir.,.d the reading CompanN'- accounts ara i"h
,t.t ite sun Of -9nOOO Wa appnei:l" - tie pay
mcnt of interest and l. j. i'um ti- ii"a 'nal "'
u. y,lrut 81 - of per orn VIII Dc maze '"c "'
he ditc.t, said today that while the ptmrh N"-
t+1lng il wa, made 10 dispose properly Of the sum
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
nlSunr rSnrR.S SUSPENSION.

p,od,,, Penn. March a2-rhc Rev F. smith, oi
,,,, secretary Of the committee which tred ana
d,noed from office Bishop Eshcr. of Chicago h'' n'"h
instructed to inform all the conferences "i the Eva"
celc,l Church in America and Germany 'h'' "'"''
ha been suspended as "A bishop aud preacher 1t was
also decided to SEND copy of the notice 10 h'S""p
r.h.r hrt il is not believed that he viii receive H.
,-',, T'ber rcccnty gave public notice that, not
wit1sianGing Bishop bowman had been deioscd from
Office in Chicago, the latter l. s pshop' ana !. -
Dnnnosed That bishop Usher will insist upon contlnu
INK oncc on the same ground. unless the 'our's are
nm
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
1rcrrRrS FOR rhE woHES's Law ScHooL

A lecture wa delivered Yesterday at the house Of
NJ, T.. h. Grannis, 40. 80 Fat Twenty y-Sccond-'i
by Emily Kcmpln under the auspices Of the Women :
Law school Association. on The Legal Kc'.ton- Of
Husband and WIZ IN Europe" She spoke ~ tic on
fcrcnt laws on the subject. and II Their eNcct on
husband and wife EN Judge Noah Davi, then told
q Tho rrca' changes which have been effected IN the
relations - husband and wife I'm this state since he
hceane A fn.inhrr = The bar. Hr' years ago. lie
thought The Women's Law school most worthy
institution and promised to lecture before II and to
AID II in aiy other way ma b" could.
Jacnh Miller and Mprifz Eiugcr spokc words of
nrnr,gcienf 10 the friends 81 the school and Clark
Ecu also uionl- cd 20 lc,iafc before II.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
AMY INrELLIGE\fE

Washington March - second Lieutenant Samuel
ID. Sturgs. l> Artillery has bccp ordered 70 report
in person to the superintendent Of the United states
Military Academy for duty. In place of First Lea
tenant Henry r. Allen. I'd Cavalry, who /, relieved
from duty at the academy, 10 take effect upon the
arrival of Lieutenant >turgs. First Lieutenant James
G. STAFFORD Corps OF Engineers. now In Newl0rk 'ly
ha, been ordered 10 ST. Louis 10 report 10 Lieutenant
Colonel Charles \. sutcr. Corps OF Engineers. prcs
dent OF the Missouri River Commission, for duty as
secretary and disbur,ng officer Of the Missouri RIVER
Commission. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph l.. Farley.
ordnance Depart mcnt has ordered from the New
York Arsenal Governors lSland. " y. to the Ben@m
Meter Works. Providence, K. l., the West Rom!
Foundry Cold spring y. Y. the Jersey steel ana
Iron Conpany's Works, Trenton y. j.. and the spiral
Tube Conpany's and the Meade Machine COMPANY 5
works on public business, and on completion OF this
duty will return to his proper station.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
RAJLROAD INTERESTS.
A FAVORABLE OUTLOOK FOR TIE l.. y. A. AND
C. ROAD

The stockholders OF the Louisville Ncw-Apany ana
Chicago Railroad. at an adjourned meeting ycs'er
day. supported BY resolutions the policy Of the new
management The new Executive Committee. winch
has made careful inspection OF the property since
the annual meeting. reported iaVorabN on the CON
dtion of the road and the prospects OF future b>E
ness President Brcyfogle said after the meeting :
The yot., on tho resolutions u day was a niue moro
in our favor than that al the previous mec'hs
What waS more agreeable 10 me wa iiat many ON
Stockholders attended the meet.Af anu M,. , " ,t.h
60 iSo rcnort of nur recent examination voted win
he new management may say about the pol,E
Of the company that the former fi'cnIN rci on ,,
Ia pornsrivani, and tbc Louisville and Na~hNlile
cnmnanics will be Immediately resumed lh-F 'oH-
cern only me exchange Of t.ailic, ara neither on
nor tho other company has controlling interest," j"
fhis COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
4 NEW RAILROAD COMPANY ORGANIZED.

,rccnvillc. y Y, March 22.-.N a meeting "i GU
zcns Of Crccnvillc, Clafls>Ie, caro- ana Fa'h'i"''
held al Coeyman'- Junction on Wednesday aii-rnoon
,s. New YORK. schenectady and ogden burg railroad
C,u,,auy va. Organized, and tlc following officers
ucrc elected DR. C. J. CiOuu-c lI'-icni' W. a
W,.,on vice president p H. Ihrlcf l.'' anI'i W =
Vanderbilt secretary. Ihc seventy cishi Mil'r GOV
cred lv the proposed line viii be- iAr 'on",ihf IN"
tetwccn schenectady and the Poushheep-lc bridge.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
GAMRLLNG PLAcES II CANBRIDGE.

Boston. March >. l>pccal.-"Ih" 'ambridsc IT'D
unc~ created sensation thi, morning b' the exposure
OF gambling place, that CITY paronil'd hF PT'"
iucnt people, and IN one ca,, maintained by wei
known clergyman. IN building owned by mfS'
.,. ,,ld.~ an Main ST. near Nor
folgst i, one Of tie places referred
10. Draw poker +, the principal game plalep
rho n,our,,to, 81 tn, place and tlc man who -cl
in the gamc Itself /. minister and cA-pa,toi OF one
of tne Cambridge churches.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
Dc,TH or MRS ELIZA n BROWN.

Mrs. Eliza Maria Brown. widow of James Brown.
formerly of Brown brothers ~ Co.. bankers, died AT
her home, 40 - East rirty seventh st.. Yesterday
morning. at o'clock. after long Illness. Ms.
Brown was born In Troy New York. In December.
1909. Her father The Rev. DR. Jonas Coe. wa,
pastor of the First Presby ytcran Church there for
thirty years. Mrs. Brown was married and came "
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23

this cty to live in 1-31. Il'r interest In N""ne
p.ople and i'm the condition Of the poor wa - great
ina. her death Will be received with sincere regret
v f. ir-. circle of relatives and friends in this a.d
fol.. 80 countries. 81,
Nr. Brown was for many years p.cs.den' of the
%o,, York Fpuinic Bible SoreiN ans an a'iNf 10
Ter In many other religious am 'hdtiA. ir 'i-fN
,.tfn,- leaves Sons. t,tV'-r II. Brown o. ~
roln crosby Hrovn. Nr- Brown va. - mem 'er ~
IN, University llaee Presbyterian Church cu,iNS "a.
active years.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
,,oSr or THE PATTI SEASON N roNoy

ro.,on March .. -pe'an. re P"''' opera S,'
ended tan..ht with th" pril'9i"'"'' .,.,
rh. season IA, been q m, 'u'''',' '' -,
l"' ,.,.ai,. toni,li. aud a' cl'h perform
''' L ,u ia. hreu crowded. ON lhnr-HN
',.' .' who, D.. Nartna8 vas sans. thcr' were ''
' ,qolO pcorl, present. ic lr.t,,n,,,.,,',l,y lr.t,,,,.''
nr,ns r. the Size OF thc hall ana It's ""e p, p, d,,ap
tnr rncra performances. nave. """' -
',,,7-rc from AN artistic point
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23

enerprsing navigator The app.ao1, ,be % suggestion
America m his discoveries was made al !he
Of WaIdsecmueer geonphcr. in tact n puoofs'tt ~ te
Il, I-o- America then supposed I" DC o,T ~.
,, ,'ia,c neninsulas Arabia. lndostan ana faI.nI,
India forming the other three II wa, no, "' Of
unnelap made his famous voyage down the coasl VI
,b smcrica through the straits named IN ms honon'
a" a ~ the coast of North America. that II was sup
poscd that America was continent. ,, I. ctven IN
w,ancsday. The subject will be "The Conquest Oh
t.xien
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
co,,prr sopy .roIXT RATES ~ IOWA.

De- Noinc~. Iowa. March - I'D VIC H'',' '''''
. ,.,,.r # ,oauiftac reports were received anon;
,no,, ,e ,...or, on ~, DAYTON foirt Rat" bin Ti'
cour.,t.a. made some amendment, = the hl int
loft IL in the main 10 Va nr-t inroin'en me
iu rencals pa,j Of the present isH preventing -
r,akins OF jnin' rats. hut provide Tat in mthht
.,rh r,te- cnnip4ic~ shall up' ci-r.IHua,; aT1in-i
any town or ciil. Making Joint rates D. .'np.i
On thc demand Of an' per- 30 lh, '''-ua' snl ''j'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
cu,yc1yc 4 RIVERS COURSE.

relvdrrc y j. March IA tunnel /, 10 be cat
tbrnucl q poiut Of rock, the New leroy DIVISION
Of the LcAish Valley Railr'a ad. at Pine Hollow" near
uloon.lury Iiuntorcon Comfy The course OF tnc
Mu,conctcong River VIII le changed from the a'h
in the hugc cmbankment and made +" how thr"neh
TN tGuuci Inc 'I'h 10" u-'" VIZ ~ ''' tt ,,n
s,ud u,,.ouar,. i force Oi Wolnmcn NII break
,round for enterprise at once.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
srcs,r ny TRACY A. VIRGINIA. Reach.

,.,r,,oio ncach. Va. March - ,Si'c'al'- N''Ic""
r,,,,. with h, daughter. Mrs Nilm'ra'"T' a."
,yi,mcrdinc. spent Wednesday here ana r'"'h'" os
spccial train Thursday nl'ctn"'n . -, W,.hiu.,t"n
1dn ,bc LAT, arrivals here Joseph nrHrr :"
Sew York. and judge !. W. Gilbert an" """t"'''' v"
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
uF,IEors TO SELL THE KNoX A,iD LINCOLN
LINE

Darnari,cot,a Me- March 22.-Ihc directors Of the
Knox and Lincoln Railroad Company ana 'h' "h''r'
of the cite, and towns interested financially III The
road ,.e, Lore thi, forenoon t. consider oier Of
ii -)O 600 FIR the road, made by -yndcdtr rep
resented ,v I.y =, Wade. of I.OsfOn. Ihc ol'r was
unanimously rejected, Dut II Ma NOted cAIeulon' l"
sell IL pflcc.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
p,lv w rnG HOLD SrAY.

sergeant Dgnn'- promised fair weather did NO ar
ave In Sew Nora yesterday. ON the contrary the
e,in and fox Il friday n.u,iy held their ground aud
instead # diminishing appeared To gather n'r't>cl
.fr.,,y'h a. ff. hour. wore ou. The Am" hud ~
u.n' hrr pr.,sl everywhere 0n the Atlantic coiet
nnd east f O." Mississippi ocrrcahf Dunn NS .,
3D., .f.f.,r, t..f tNr filu would continue here all
.i'-,air me- rl-Nf lu' 'c aid That today. IN t"s
-, /, b. likely ~ i.. clearer and cold.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
rur PRESIDENT BACK FROM HIS TRIP.

washinrton March o2-rhc President returned 10
waebin,,,on at o'clock this afternoon. from his
shooting trip on the Mary land Gun club preserves.
yc bronght with him about sixty five ducks. as the
result OF his sk with the gun and appeared to have
greatly eniOycd his outing.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
, NEW rxrrx.1ox OF rnE cnnAr NonrMERN

Great Fails Mont. March - y large parry "
surveyor, under Engineer Young i"vr arrived 10 run
the rnc for the extension Of TIE .'ch'r branch Of
he Gr,.il Northern from Monarch iu'" The minin-
caup Of Noihar ana Baker. Iae road j, graded Il"
V.r,r, and car. viii hc ruuniu- bF Api - 10 mat
-,,.1 Ilc hu.dinc of tine railroad has stimulated
no, All n. and rs tlc fnc II" car a' running thpu
-,nGs Of tins 4 ore VIII hc ready iDr opAchl ~ 'Ar
Great ais sln..tcl-.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23

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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-11-13
WORTulNGTON TOWNSHIP,

WORTulNGT)N TOWNSHIP. q
The ".quaw winter" which made It's
appearance last saturday, is passing
away and corn husking il the order Of
the day.
It il regretted that Mrs. Barrons
many friends allowed her I" be defeats
cd. It 10 = great disappointment to
N my.
Tho Lambert: Bros. did n large j.,h
Ut threshing for. Me- k~wtqn. ls.l4
week. g.: zE:c:: e.:
william Kaiser did Mr.. Barnard and;
Mr.. Newton = very excellent j.'b Of
plastering, and li"ishrd II quickly. :
Mr.. Sutherland reports M excellent
run Of thr.shinR, taking in*H. H..
Buckley, Nh. Moore and others ol.
their r.ad h me- : =. K: -. a..
IIou. J. F.. Moulton marke:ad h,s. {: /
hogs l.st week. -
That honorable gentk.maau ;:Ihllep
CLANCY, WHO always tries (" uxke the
| women folkes happy, Is having /. conn
modious cistern dug and walked will.
stone. ,.: =:
Mr. Howards IS buildingEa new
house. ...~ -.
Mrs. G. g. Whitney, RETURNS las,
Saturday from l'iprstOne. where oh,
has been Will. her daughter; Mrs.: I.re
Reddeld. who has been very >ick, bu,
ID now much better.
| Mt. and Mls. j: G.. Clark: ere nov
nicrly settled for the winter will
Charles Newton q family. >...~>
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-11-13
RUSHiAORE.

Mr.. EDITOR:-After tho eartt QUAKE,
oonvulsiOus. shocks, lOssenrd joints.
back bone weak, kind Of > slide, down
! k.ek alley: feeling, x.collsps~d nm
brell.; xh u,1explainxbls counulldIum,
gose up, II /, r. '':,. 49, - :
Election is overt Too much All.
sno~; tOo: much Democrat; tao mach
Prohibition and tor, little Repablic.n;
conquered but not subdusA. mil des-
perxndum. - .':.'f:
We lid'nt get there and the earth Is
full OF waits. .'Rxts", fails to give ~
pression to the full amount. at disgust
b titled up in tue noble heart of; the
':'feller that gets left. 49,
There, must have been = lot Of Re-
publican deaths lass year or else stayed
ut home and let the women ont 'tsnd
they did it," The clan Ut Macks got
there AID tho Baroness stays xilh he's
people. ~.>...
Mr.. and Mrs.. Schsefer held Their
wedding anniversary the Stl., many
friends II sent.
Mr.. Mxnsel Of tho Adrian state Bank
made . pleasant cali this week, 81 the
eve OF his departure for EUROPE: - .
W. :. Wemrls IL with til Adrian
State Bank.