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THE WORM OF THE NILE.
Bernhardt VIII Use a Live Snake for the
Asp OF Cleopatra.

asp OF 1ifhlAAFas
PARIS. September 2l.-Madame Sara
Bernhardt was seen in the Bois de Bou-
logne by a reporter. and she consented
10 talk fOr a few minutes in reference 20
her forthcoming production Of Monsieur
| SardOu's CLEOPATRA" She said: al
though many people have asserted that
! shall use q live asp In the death scene,
shah not do so, but shall use snake
which very closely resembles the asp,
and which is to be found in large mum
bers in the forest Of Fontainblcau, and
are perfectly harmless
Aren't you afraid OF handling those
reptiles, Madame ," asked the re-
porter.
"Oh dear, no." said Madame Bern
hadt. 81 am passionately fond OF all
sorts OF animals, and especially wild
ones, like lions and tigers. You know
| used TO have q little tiger cat, but the
poor little fellow died. ! was so
sorry"
you must rehearSe 4 good deal with
your snakes to get used to them?'
"Oh yes, ! have been rehearsing
many times already every day. | han
die a number Of them so as to get ac-
customed to them. | shall be obliged
to take several Of them to America when
| 90 to play Cleopatra there,
for there is no knowing what accidents
may happen to them, and whether they
will be able to stand the changes OF the
climate. | must be prepared for the
worst, so this time Cleopatra's snake
will go with her"
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AMnnderfnI Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has beer
r,a5a and that too bv a lady in this coun
~ Disease fastened its clutches upon
bcr and for seven years she withstood its
seyerest tests. but her vital organs were
undermined aud death seemed imminent
For three months she coughed incessanuy
and could not sleep. She bought oi US
hottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery foII
Consumption and was so much relieved e,i
on taxing first dose that she slept al
Digbt nj and with one bottle has been mlrac'
ii99nslv cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Int Thus writes ". c. HamrlGS x
90. of Shelby, y. c. Get q free trlai DOT
tie at Logan Drug Co.'S Store.
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Their Constitutions May Save Them.

CHICAGO. September 2l.-Although laid
low with wounds that would have killed
men of ordinary physique, both Michael
mi Scinals in the sensational shooting in
McGarirle & & Lansing's restaurant, on
clark street. last night, will probably re
cover. Haggerty has been kept under the
influence Of morphine to lessen internal
bleeding and his magnificent constitution
NAV save him. He says Connerton took
advantage OF him. Even his wife
is kept from his bedside. The wife
Of Connerton, was with him all night, and
the musicians held out some hope this
ynorpino The facts Of the shooting seem
to lJ5 be- diti that Haggerty called ConnertOn vile
names AT the bar Connerton was then
knocked down from behind, presumably by
Haggerty's partner, Sam Palmer, and was
badly kicked. Connerton arose and put a
bullet into Haggerty's chest then ran TO
the street. where he turned back and re-
ceived a shot in the abdomen.
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FIFTH DELEGATE DISTRICT.
The Democrats Of Tucker and Randolph
Nominate John u. Finley.

DAVIS. ". VA, September 2l.-Pursuani
10 a call issued by the Chairman OF the
Democratic Executive Committees OF Ran
dolph and Tucker counties, a convention
forthe purpose OF nominating candidate
for the House of Delegates from the Fifth
district of West Virginia, met in Elkins
Thursday. The meeting was called 10
order bv Chairman kee, of Randolph, who
named Wilson b. Maxwell, Of Tucker
county, as temporary chairman. a motion
was made appointing the Democratic
editors Of the district as the secretaries.
The temporary organization was made
permanent John b. Finley, Of Tucker
county. was then nominated, and being the
only candidate he was unanimously en-
dorsed by the convention.
The convention adopted a resolution
heartily endorsing the action OF Delegate
Kee in the Legislature. kee then spoke a
few minutes and commended the actions OF
the convention in the wise selection.
There was not the slightest jar in the
whole proceedings Of the convention.
The room was packed 10 its utmost ca
pacity, and many could not find standing
room.
The Republicans who went TO Elkirs TO
see the circus as they called 1t, were
badly left The "wrangle among the
Democrats" was nothing but the wild
Imagination Of some Republicans.
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TAYLOR REPUBLICANS
Select a County Ticket-The Hand ofMason
and EllIins In 1t.
C...s,y Ill.,, 10 ~ Dsofsts-

Special Telegram 10 ne RtgiSftr.
GRAFTON, w. VA, September Ell
The Republican County Convention was
held in the Court House here on Satur-
day and resulted in the nomination of
Samuel H. G.. Graw, for House of Dele
gates; +. j. Burdette, Clerk of Circuit
Court C. II. Rector, Clerk of County
Court; and Robert McCouhey for
County Commissioner. Rector and Bur
dette were nominated by acclamation.
J. Frank Wilson opposed Graw for the
Legislature, and up to the morning OF
the convention seemed to have the in
side track, but during the day the Elk
ins men got in their work, having en-
ployed T. II. B. Staggers, Of
Fairmont, to assist them, and
he got there in great shape,
for out OF 1O5 votes Wilson got but
twelve. The hand of John w. Mason is
also seen in this nomination. Mason,
although he was not in the convention,
has been in town for several days, but
ton-hOling the delegates and had not
Staggers put in an appearance and given
the scheme away. no one would ever
have thought what caused Wilson's over
whelming defeat. Elkins, to the dis
gust of the GofT following, is having his
own way in this part of the State.
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N,,ionalIsts Hold a Meeting.

DUBLIN, September 2l.-The Nationalists
held a meeting to-day at Swinford, County
Mayo. Although rain was falling, large
crowd was present Two hundred police
and $50 soldiers were on the ground. MT.
John Dillon made a speech in which ne De
nounced the governments tactics Ia deai-
ing with the Nationausts. PatrIcK
O'Brien. NJ. p, for whom a summons ~, mas
been issued, will return TO Duohn on W W.i, Gu,
nesdav The next important meeting Will
be held in the central offices OF the League
in Dublin on Tuesday next, when the ques.
lion Of sending a mission TO the United
States will be decided
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rheRsaeIinr Wreck.

READING, PA, September 2l:-The per
sons iniured i'm the wreck at Shoemakers-
Vile. on the Reading railroad, who were
transferred TO the Reading Hospital, being
taken 10 their homes as rapidly as their
condition will permit, and this evening
there are only six remaining in the institu-
tion. Trains are running as usual. THOSE
whose curiosity prompted them 10 visit the
spot to-day were rewarded by seeing the
engine moved from its resting plane IN the
river TO point near the bank, while the
debris OF the broken cars which had oeen
dragged out of the water, was still lying on
the bank. Tomorrow the coroner VIII De-
cin his innnest.
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nERkrlnY corNrY RErrnLIoANs.
A Very Slim Convention Passes ona slate
TIckct-Blow at Elkins.

sr.-i1. Ttl.r-lg t1 tts R.gis'sr.
MABrNsuUEG. September 2i.-Thc
Republican County Convention, which
mot .n This city yesterday, was slim
affair When tne convention was
called to order at hali-past ten by q. w.
F..dt. Chairman oi Che County ENecu-
rte Committee, there were scarcely
TWENTY-FIVE persons iu the Court room.
DE- Ross. of uedccsvilie district, was
made Temporary Chairman, and John
H.t0mln. Of Nart.n,burg. and j. w.
Wool. of Helgcsyille district, were
made Temporary Secretaries.
The u.ul. committees were appointed
-l-ec from each district, ana after the
.ruo,uuug 0f the committees there
W.re SD few Left ODD participate in the
caucus thar be- was moved the conven
t.uu meet iu che grand jury room with
.thc committees. which was done after
motion t0 take % recess had been car
r.ed.
The temporary organization was mad,
permanent ana the reports of the Com
mfttees adopted. Nominations were
then declared u order, which resulted
u the following being named: Fol
House OF Delegates, j. y. WiSner anc
e.. w. Stuc6ey; Clerk Of the County
Court. W. NJ Brown; Clerk of the Cir
.cu.t Court, the present Incumbent
IS. II. Martin, and Jane
w. Mcdonald, for Commissions
0f the County Court
DR. Daniels, in nominating Mr.. NJ D,
ner. said that they were tired OF sendin.
tools t0 the Legislature. and now wanted
q man, and one that was capable %
making laws.
Gaugers V. vs.. Kittle and L. :. G.
TPitzer were called before the convention
and tic only one 90 the nominees tha
was invited 20 make o. speech was j. n
Wisner. They made the usual speeches
+. The resolutions were taken up denOuuc
. ling the acts of the Democratic Legisla
e ture. but failed t0 endorse the Nchinle
g. .buI. Everything passed oil as Oh
b bosses dictated, with the exception %
. Clerk % tEc County Court, and On
b friends ol the defeated candidate or
, loaded f0r bear. ON thc 9Th 0i NJ
. vember something viii drop, and 10 wi.
, not be 0u che Democratic side.
As che whole affair was cut and dr.e.
there was ntt'e interest taken DOB 10
The nomination of W',ner is blow %
.EIk'ns. as To- is wci known that there
does not exist tle most br0ther.y l0v
between thom. 40 tle Cougre.-'onl
convention Wsnor would have receive,
thr nomination. Huf E.k.us said u0. an.
SD NU aH- dropped.
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SEVENTEENTH OHIO DISTRICT.
The Congressional Convention Meets at
Caldwell. Tomorrow.

BELLARE, o., September 2l.-The
Congressional convention of the Seven
teenth district, composed Of Noble, Bel
mont. Washington and Monroe coun-
ties. will be held at Caldwell, Tuesday.
The crowd from here will go out on u
special train on the b., u. e c. Among
the candidates who are spoken Of for
the honor are the following: Newell X.
Kennon, J. w. Mclaughlin and j. f..
Charlesworth, Of Belmont county; Jas.
Finley, Of Noble county; Henry Boil,
Gen. A. ]. Warner, Editor 5. c. Nc
Millen and II. w. Roser, of Washing
ton county, and Judge Pearson, OF
Monroe county. The delegates from
RelIaire are as follows: NJ. Hoffman,
J. Baugh. A. Stahl, Jas. Follen, Thos
Deegan. Thos. Powers, VIM. Schramm,
Frank Williams and Henry Grella. A
lively contest is expected between
Pearson and KennOn.
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Crr-.oN. pa. September -l.-lhe Pres
iterf r..t somewhat fluEued today after
bis lively experience in one coal regions or
Central perrsvlraria Yesterday and was
compelled t0 decline % pressing inVildlou
to attend divine service lu thc Presoy yterian
Church at Ebcnshurr He took o
walk with Mrs. D.mmick In the
forenoon and O drive with Mrs. Harri-
son ana Nr. Mckee in the afternoon. The
dav was spent very quietly and there was
not over dozen persons about the place
Presidents sou-in-law, is "a guest at TX
ecutfve Cottage. He and Mrs Mckee
and the children Will leave
here Tuesday night Tor Indian
apoTs. The population OF Cresson
then win be nine persons, all told, VIZ;
The President Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Dim
mick. Private Secretary Haltord, Mrs.
Saurer. Mr.. T. n Barksdale, representing
me Pennsylvania railroad. the representa-
tives Of the two press associations and q
telegraph operator
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All for Love.

CHICAGO, September 2l.-Chicago has
Genuine society sensation. Young Mar
Snail Field. the heir to many millions, will
embrace the Roman Catholic faith, in order
mat ne may win for his bride the accom-
pIished heiress, Miss Albertine Hauk
Young Field is a daily pilgrim to Priory
Hall. where, kneeling before the holy
fathers. he is instructed in the tenets OF the
faith. On Sundays he and his fair enslavel
are regular attendants at mass. Early
next month, when the autumn leaves are
falling, they are to be married. When tins
happy event occurs two Of the most prince
lv fortunes in the West will have beer
united.
The romance in this love story has nc
less interest than others which have mark
ed the eventful periods in the family oil the
Hauks
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AWonderfuI Chlld-Mothor.

CINcINNATr o., September 2l.- Malyina
Sanders swOre out warrant FOR the arrest
Of Nicholas Sanders, and also an attach
ment on his wages Sanders Is c0achman
for Hon. Lewis Werner, member oi the
Board of Police Commissioner
The suit developed the startling fact that
the girl will not be Il years old until Oct0-
Der I. yet is the mother Of trplcts nearly
one month old They are fat. good looking
and healthy The mother is pretty child
whom Sanders married last month lie
refuses TO support the mother and babes.
Two Of the triplets are girls.
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"I-sury" ingalls,.

ABILENE, KAN, September 2l.-ln an nm M
vestigation of the defunct Abilene Bans
president Choldt testified that Senator IN IN
qalls had sent him about $4,000 during tn'
mast three years for investment on private
account Farmers notes were purchase e.
St a discount which made the interest ., 2,
per Io cent. the legal rate being 10. ingalls,
boids these notes, and is pushing the farm
e,.s for navment Of interest. Part OF tht
,,o,ey was nut into Western Kansas banH
t.o stocl- the banks living chiefly on note
shaving. The discovery has made grea'
sensation among the farmers.
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Eupepsy.

This is what YOU ought to have, in fact,
,-,,, must have Ii. to enjoy life Thousands
are searching for it daily, and mourning
because they find it not. Thousand; upon u, on
thousands Of dollars are spent annually oy
our people in the hope that they may at az.
tain this boon. And vet it may De had oy
ali We guarantee that Electric Bitters,
n used according to directions and tne use
persisted in. will bring you Good Dlges-
i;on and oust the demon Dyspepsia and IN,
stall instead Eupepsy. We recommend e..
Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and an ans
eases Of Liver, Stomach and KIDNEYS.
Sold at soc and Sl.OO per Dotte oy Tue
Logan Drug Co, Druggists.
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r....,dn.t stand the Disgrace.

Rroo,lfSGroN, Ills, September IL
MIS- Fannie Mcmillan committed suicide
tyitb morphine last night and was found
dead this morning in her room at hotel
Sbe was divorced one week ago from Fred.
NcNfilIan. now manager Of Fay Temple
ton Mrs. Mcmillan attempted suicide a
YEAR AGO. She was native OF Hamilton
Ohio. and a cousin Of Governor CamPoeH'
She left all of her possessions worth zen
thousand dollars to Maggie Daly, a achail-
bermaid IN the hotel, who had been kind to
har-
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Trouble with Russia

BERLIN. September 2l.-The Germans
who were driven 70 the Baltic provinces oy
Russia. have formed . committee TO organ
lie propaganda against the knssianii1lng,
OF the provinces The police authorities OF
ST. Petersburg have directed the attention
of the Berlin police 10 TINS cohiHls'oc, anu .ha
have asked that IL be- suppressed on the
',-,,,,,d tbat II is composed Of reyOlutiOnists
The authorities at Berlin. however, have
declined 10 interfere until proof OF con
sniracv against the Car shall have been
furnished.
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ABAN on AMERICAN PRODUCE.
Austria Wants All Europe to Fight the
Mckinley Bill.


BERLIN. September 21.-The prolonged
conference between General Won Cap
riyi and Count KalnOky, which have
been held daily, have been largely de-
voted TO the discussion Of the project
Of the Austrian Premier for closer COM
mercial relations between Germany and
Austria. General Won Caprivi has been
in constant communication with Herr
Miguel. the PruSsian Minister OF FL
nance.
Semi-ofiicial Information has been OBJ
tanned to the effect that Austria has
taken the initiative in proposing con
certed European action against the
Mckinley Tariff bill. The reports
in the Paris newspapers that
France had been invited to join
The Dreibund do not mean the
nolitical league, but league whose OBJ
iect will be to take common commercial
reprisals against America. The re-
ports. however, were entirely prema-
ture. Chancellor Won Caprivi, evidently
feeling himself incapable Of deciding
the complicated questions involved
in a tariff war, declined to commit Ger
many to any action before consulting
his colleagues. 1t is probable that
Count Kalnoky and NJ. Ribot, the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs,
exchanged views on the matter
The officials of the Foreign
Office here deny that there have
been any communications with the
French Government on the subject since
the overtures OF NJ. Ribot thereon were
allowed to drop. Herr Miguel is op-
posed to any measure tending to in
crease the cost of necessary articles Of
food
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CARSON. NEv.. September Sl.-Shai 5es
Clark Stevenson, Governor OF SeNe'',,, '.- =,
5,eI III tvphoid fever ar his residence M
his citv TODAY Flags over the govern
ment and state buildings are at hali mast
and the capitol Is drapped ln
morning Funeral services Will taAe place
iu Carson CITY, Tuesday, with military
honors. and the body viii be taken 70 OAK
land. California. for interment Governor
Stevenson was 90 years OF age, anQ was
+ born I'M Ontario county. New orS- Lieu
tenant Governor II. c. Davis uled NIUE
-.l..- \ rnlr nrn-
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40 EXTRA SESSION.
The Ohio Legislature Not 10 Meet Untn
the KcguIar IIme.


CoLrNnr~. ONO. September % Tho
General Assembly will not be- convened boo
extraordinary session for the purpose of
correcting the supposed irregu.auty DOB tho
rcdistrictiug act Of last winter
Thus spoke Governor Campbell to-day t1
a reporter when asked n be- had arrived at
any conclusion in the matter After rs
thorough examination Of the question thc
Governor is satisfied that the omission oi "a
port. on OF Storrs Township does not invaii-
date the act, and is OF the opinion that IT'S
constitutionality would be sustained by
amy Court la the land. lie has no fear
that any complications will arise from ihc
election Of Congressman from the districts
as now constituted, and. so FAR as ho is COM
cerned, has dismissed the matter entirely
from his mind, and says that IL would have
% be a very sound and able legal opinion
that would change him IN his determination
not 10 call an extra session.
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ROBERT GARRETTs HEALTH
Is Much Improved-He May Return Home
in December.

PARIS. September 2L-To-day Mt
Robert Garrett was seen by reporter
and willingly conyersed with him on a
variety Of topics. Whatever may have
been Mr.. CARROTS condition in the
past. he is to-day apparently healthy.
He said in reply to a question; Il have
nothing to complain Of so far
as nv health is concerned. II
has been fully restored TO its
good state. do not care to
talk about business matters, other than
to say that am very much gratited at
the booming prosperity OF Baltimore
and in fact of the country IN general
am proud to say to my acqualntances
over here that am an American and a
Baltimorean.
When seen to-day he was alone and
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u,su,rck Attack. the Government

BER.rN. September 2l.-Prince Bis
marck. through the Hamburger Ndchrtch-
ten. attacks the Government forts depart
ure from the policy. The eX-Chancellor
maintains that Il viii be greyious fault II
Berlin statecraft makes Austrla's Eastern
trouble with Russia Germany own.
Advices from Copenhagen referring 10
the early meeting Of the three Emperors
are discredted here. The latest St
Petersburg dispatch states that the Car
will not visit Denmark until the end OF
October.
The Noroe VrcmBd says today that no re
suit OF the Rohnstock interview Will di-
vert the Russian Government from tue
path which it has steadfastly pursued Tor
three years.
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She Was Surprised at Their Wonder.

HAzLEroN, Pa, September 2l.-Mrs.
Druratscho wife Of an Hungarian miner
of Audenried, gave birth 70 triplets yester-
day. This morning she was around at
tending to the wants Of fifteen boarders,
and expressed great surprise when her
ueighbors marveled at il. In honor Of the
event fifteen kegs Of beer, twenty dozen
pickles, five cases Of nectar and five large
hams were made way with at the christen-
inc last night
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A COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
OF European States May be Formed to
Fight the Mckinley Bill.

Fight the Mckinley Bill.
LONDON, September 2l.-The meeting
of Austrian and German Emperors and
the King Of Saxony in Silesia has caused
much editorial rummaging OF histories
and much moralizing over buried ami
mosities. More than one cOrrespon-
dent, who has no means Of ascertaining
facts OF the case has venturcd to
assert that the two emperors have
agreed to make an attempt TO
form a commercial league Of the
European States against the physical
policy OF the United States, which, a.
embodied in the Mckinley tariff,
threatens to paralyze, il not to Kill,
many important industries in this old
world. The Paris correspondent OF the
Standard understands" that there have
been Pourparlcrs between the contin-
entail powers as to the feasibility OF
adopting some such scheme, and the
Steele publishes letter professedly )
written by a foreign diplomatist, who
has returned to Paris from Berlin, in
timating that there is a strong DISPOSE
tion I'm Germany "to effect the reap
proachment with France with a view to
resist the war Of tariffs that the United
States has declared against Enrope.
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SURVIVORS THRILLING STORIES.


'EeF' on Che Wrecked Express.
fm,nElrWA Sep,em5ersl -Tbos.
,.oaey, ot no. .fif Elgem8ur street.
'..--e.pta. .n describing his ex-
..feate n Che Beadrgwrerk. said. .I
e-' seated .u Che f,,b seat from the
-- door U, tle smoker when felt
Jar OF thc engine being
reversed and then Che grinding sound
rushed over the ties. was then
.' and became unconscious When
came to was lying bent over on
'4te, with my neck wedged fast with
piece ot wood while another piece of
a. under my throat wOs choking me.
Ni eit hand was lying DOB the water,
'-- was p.nioued so firmly that ]
'.-4 scarcely move.
after considerable trouble I worked
-i right hand around, aud iu time man.
,.Sed to get the weight OH my neck and
feet myself I found an old man lying
ld at my feet. I started 90 crawl ur
e bank, when I met an Old
Sli.eman who thinl
---st have been Mr. Harrison
.y.aud. He asked me to help him. and
-l|d ol ] could 10 aid him, but "a,
,ood from q cut in my head flowed al
,'er my face and almost blinded me
tas zoo weak, and finally started .,
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steamshin ArrIrals.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2i.-Arrived,
Ohio. from Liverpool
NEW York, September 2l.-Arrived,
Bourgogu9, from Havre.
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he IS now able to travel everywhere
without feeling the need Of an attend
ant. He intends remaining here for
two or three months certainly, but
thinks OF returning TO the United States
in December, although that is doubtful,
because he is enjoying himself hugely.
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Ii Addr... erefloa pemoerats.

sps-li Telegram f0 fQs hsgtstfr
GRArroN. September 2l-Hon ID, w
Gall. Democratic candidate for state 9enS,-
tor for this district. viii address the people
OF Grafton on next Thursday night S,S,p-
tember 25th. in Brinkman's hall me
speaking will be under the auspices OF the
Jefferson Democratic Club.