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just received large assortment Of Long
hair Switches at low prices, and also Saucy
| Bangs, at s. HELLER's TO It'll st. ja24-7ts
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BEAUTIFUL frock and sack suits marked down
to $3.50 EIsEMAS Baos., 9TH and E.
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SEAI.

After taking stock We have found few bargains to
offer in Sealskin These reliable goods anG at low
prices.
l Sacque. size 10. deep 40, s1iO.
1 Wrap. $50
2Jackets sizes "a. &c. raised shoulders large storm
collars, SIPS.
2 Jackets, last years style. $50.
Refer, size "A. 20 inches Deep o1cS
Seal Capes. S3o. S4O. eco.
Wool Seal Capes. els. SIS.
Astrachan Capes, elO. els. SIS.
We have a large stock Of Fur Sleeves we will sell at
reduced prices.
Nuts. Boss. Collars. Trimmings. DC.
B. n. STINEMETZ SONS,
1887 PA. AVE. THROUGH Alb 18TH ST. ;ace
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TWENTY-FIVE per cent discount on all chill
dren s overcOats- EIsrgAN BEos., eth and L.
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TEE PROPERTY on Madison st. NV. viii be
soil At auction Ash pin. tomorrow. See adj
yertisement in auction column.
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CATAwBA WINE 75c. & gallon.
CHARLES KRAE1IER,
G31 9TH street northwest
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True Merit,

Eye Preservers, perfect fit guaranteed,
hand glasses from Csc. CITY OrrIcIAS, All Pa av.
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TROUSERS reduced To- sc.
EIsEMAS Bros, eth and L.
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OHAKs's CASH GROCERY moved to 1857 It'll
st- NV. near y st. narket. Special prices.
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The well-known firm OF johnson Brothers
supply niore families with fuel tEan any one
FIRM IL the United States
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Bi!iousness, Constipation, Torpid Liver
DC, cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, q
doses Csc. Samples free at
3 MERITS DRUG STORE l0l4 st.
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TRoUsEES reduced to $500
E.sEMAS Bios. It'll and E.
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TROUSERS reduced to - %.
EIsEN.S Bros. 7th and E..
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VIsTT THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEASIsG WORKS
esl-G3j Mass ave- IL W. Telephone 1852.
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Surely cured are all who use EAz Of ingrow-
ing nails. corns OF bunions. Price 25c Drug.
shoe stores or mail. CHAs. s. REEs Phiadel-
phia. n26-w&s26t
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Gas FIXTURES. rLUMBISG. HEATISG.
. ;. SnEDD & Bro, 49, 9th ST.
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vrsrr The "Jahrmarkt," February TO IA. W.
L. J. Armory. Program changed ightiy.-1dct.
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Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and sham
pooling speciality at s. HELIER's 10 9TH. i24-7t'
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MsSIIoU GINGER CHAMPAGNE should be IL
every household None alcoholic.
CHARLES kRAEMTR, 737 9Th ST. NV.
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HANDSOME OyERcoATs marked down to $500.
E,SESfiN Bios, 18th and j..
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OBAEE's CASH GRoSEAY moved to 1851 18th
st. NV. near % st. market Special prices
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3 st. wing, near 9Th st.. Center Market
Nam office. cor. Pa ave. and 9Th ST.
Telephone. 27I-3.
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ONE-FoUETH off all chi,lren's overcoats
EisENAN Bros, 9TH and E
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pure rye whisky.

TEOUsEEs reduced TO 80.
EisEMAS Bros. It'll and E.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

.sP. SlS + street northwest.
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ANACOSTIA.
A LECTURE ON HOLLAND.

DIR. A. IL. Wilmer, assistant superintendent Of
st. Elizabeth, held the attention of large au-
dience at Masonic Hall last night with AN en-
tertaining lecture, illustrated by stereopticon
views, upon 'Travels in Holland" The lee
turer dwelt principally upon topography, ma
tioral peculiarities and history of the Neither
lands during the wars Of Phillip, Louis and Ma
poleon. The gross receipts go to Anacostia
Lodge, F.A.A.M. Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon, Mr. and
Mrs. Harnish and DR.. Faust came down from
St. Elizabeth. Mr.. b. p. Murray presided at
the stereopticon.
CHURCH SOCIAL
The congregation Of Emmanuel Church gave
bag social ct Grny's Hall last night. Those
ladies contributing to the success of the affair
were Mesdames Thos. Gray, John Smith, ]. NJ.
Heating, Roche. Wood, Laurie, Brashears, Will
hanson. Decoaul, Thornette Anderson, Fuse.
Entwisle, Grimes and Misses Lily Gray, Annie
Smith, Maggie Heating, Gertic Mangum, Julia
Hardy, Eva Bealle and Vica Roberts.
NOTES.
DIR. 4. NJ. Green has sold to VIM. T. Russell
one lot on Jefferson street.--Mr. Charles T.
Nelson is erecting two houses at Twining City.
The Anacostia Chess Club met Monday
night in the office Of DR.. Jas. A. Watson.
PERSONAL.
Messrs. s. NJ Golden and George W. Knox
have lief. for a six weeks trip through Cuba.
They will 60 as far south as st. Jago and Ba-
racoa, bat will spend most time around
Havana, Cienfuegos and Puerto Principe
Mrs. Annie Cummings and her daughter, Mrs.
W. II. Bowman OF Vienna. Va, who have been
the guests Of Mira. George Pitcher, have re-
turned home.---Aiiss Matte Minnix left today
to join her sister, Mrs. Buckler, at Denver, Col
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PlMPLES, bIack-heads. red. rough. chapped and
oily skin cured by CUTlCURA SOAP.
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Look ont for counterfeits. Be sure you gel
the genuine DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. 3
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"a Pan GALLoy. n per cuart. Sc. . pint.
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gu.E. OF Catavba. 25c-
CHARLES KHAEaER, 1877 eth st. NV
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ATTENTION. YALE ALUMgI!-An Yalensians
who have ever attended any of the departments
OF the Tale University are cordially invited to
he present at the banquet given this evening at
the Arlington Hotel ut o'clock sharp. Tickets,
81, to DC had Of the treasurer at the NEE ting.
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"JAHRMAEKr," W. L. 1. Armory, February 2
to IA. Novel attractions. Changes nightly
Adut.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PROPOSALS.

= 1.Ai-EO PROPOsAIs MlLL BE RhcEIykD AT
- the once the superylslng architect. Treasury Do
IA. ON tae THIkTEENTH DAY OF fEBkuARl.
lSx for all the labor and materials required for tko
erccion and compieton except elevator heating ap-
parstus and plumbng) of the building for the exsen-
non OF the United stats bureau ens<rsving ana
printing at Warrington. D. c. in .ccora.aoe with the
wings and copies Of wlich may be nd
on sprcston Il this once Zach bad must be sccou
pensed by certied cbeck for $500. The dep&rtmenf
re,e all uius received after the time hsrsin ssted
oIsning the same. also nds which do comply
strictly with AZ the requirements Of invitation
Zach proposal must BE- incloeed envelope seasd
marked fropoeal for the erection AID competioa
(except elevator Lestlng Apparatus and punin9) q
the building the ext~nsion Of the United ssxtss
buresu q engrayins and prinslng g Masnnerson- ID.
c." and sddrsn.ed 20 JAS II. wfNDklM, supsFvlD-
ing Architect January =. 1851 j.2Sso1
LIMITED STATES COMMISSION OF FIsH AND
~ fishersss- wsshinstoo. d. c., January Id 1sBl--
ss.se prVpossis vi, r. Fsss;y.a g t.lis Once ~ %
nnlinT the eeryices "a horse and w~son and dr1vG
Tor Hhf hauling kull information reQtnrenento
G be obtained app.fcsfn he al
CensrSi st.tsen, corner Oh end as- av. Mssalns-
ton, PC MARSHALL MCDONALD. Connimaoosr.
AL. 1e.21. ~. 3uarls
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wigs for masquerade
party for hire at s. HEILERs, 40 It'll st. j24-7t'
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BEEKELEY Is pure.
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IQrARr or 81 WHISKY for 75c.
quart Of II jamaica rum for 55c.
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
~ lsy. translsxor q mod<m lfteafure. xrsach.
spsnlnh- ltsl,an. cegnan- &c WI set<nd 70 4ex.nn
90 0h q Az. .P.o. BOZ. 57I Is
4 UekAk !. AkkOLD.
Opposite outy Ban n.1-;s
NANBkLL czizkINoTpK, ATT0kHEY-AT-LAW,
DO $1,000 iNa o& 49,
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An Invention Making Sewing Pastime
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9Th street northwest. dll-tr
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WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Co. See advt.
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LECTURES.
EXCURSIONS. &c

MOUNT VERNON. HE TOMB or wASHINn.
Ah lON.-Oniu further notice tile I,aAsiAi Irtn ana
st.e. steamer CHARLES ldACALEsTEh Will leave ser
wharf foot OF th ST daily. except sun day. follows
Leave tor MOUNT NEkNOS At 10 a m Arr.v. N
Mashinlton at y. IN Fare Tound trip Ia NOUN /
NEhNON. inc uding admission 10 the mansion
grounds, 81 k.-snt Gaze the Cliar.es aasa.es'
The tlIa-iss scAiester vi also make nver launss
as Tar down rs Oiymont. .an.lns HlsO o; MARSHALL.
HALL SOM aill relafning. fare. trip. -
cents lost = 4. Hf.AkE ga-,aip
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INSEANIANEOCs IEE ALAKN IV.,
Office, Kellogg building,
~
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DUO DE MONTICELLO
(CHAMPAGNE).
A this Superb Wine con-
tatns only twelve Der cent
OF Alcohol il Is attracting
the attention Of physi-
). W. BURcEELL.
Agency.
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to keep the new party out Of the judi
ciary."
What is the record made by Judge
Mckay in Harper county? He has pre-
vented the Lombard Loan and Invest
ment Co. from stealing the property Of
one of the citizens of that county and
in this ne has the support of the peC-
pie, without regard to party This
record does not suit the plutocrats or
their tools, and they have become
alarmed" lest other Judges shall be
elected who may, in their ignorance
believe that the masses have rights
that the classes must respect Hence
this fusion. The ringsters of the two
old parties, who have been lighting
like Kilkenny cats for 10, these many
years, are now lovingly EN- bracing each
other and presenting a united front IN
opposition to the peoples party This
Is as IL should be. This is a contest of
the masses against the classes and 1t is
proper that the forces on either side
shall take their places where they be
long. Reader, on which side are you?
The following choice selections from
the press of the old parties are offered
to show that the policy of fusion has
been duly agreed upon, and that IL
meets with approval all along the line
SIN view Of the Mckay incident 1t is
not surprising that the repu blicans and
selection OF judicial candidate They
appreciate the fact that no greater ca
lamitv could possibly be visited upon
the state than the alliance judges It
is a matter which in Importance
| trauscends all suggestions Of party ad-
vantage and the mem bers of the two
old parties are TO be congratulated
upon their position in the matter -
Z Kansas City Journal.
-sHar 70 save HharrFs.1 lNTfal from
| the disgrace and danger of having fer
district judge a man who declares his
I own views 20 be radical and FsFoAu-
/ tiouary,' the folks down in the Twenty
I fifth judicial district have called an
I 'anti-socialistic' judicial convention,
and an invitation has been extended 70
/ democrats. republicans and alliance
I men TO participate When . judicial
/ district Is driven to this in order to save
i itself from the impending election Of
/ an avovved anarchist TO the oGics OF
| district judge, it is certainly time that
I all men should be fully awake 20 the
| danger that threatens our state and
l country. '.-Lawrence Journal
yes, there Is a little fusion going on
. over the state. but it is between repub-
! licaus and democrats, not between the
I democracy and the peoples party. il
. is fusion of conservative sensible
+ citizens Of kansas who realize that the
] good name and credit OF the state are
. at stake. and that it would be q darI
day Tor Kansas to have the political
ermine degraded and men elected q
I the bench who would psrvsrt the iav
and uss their power arbitrarily agsins
! the eastern capitalists who are loauing
[ their money in Kansas The people O.
! Kansas are honest and pay their debts
& They are not rePudiatorz ''--l2anaa'
D Democrat
''fs - re-3ortsd that aTrlu g=ulezit5 have
z been maize iu six OF nine Eausas IN
dirial disrFisEs 10 which izfgea ere r
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plnd rapidly anless the third partyltal
give up their demands on that and the
sub-trelsurF aud land loan schemes
altogether. The unti-aub-treasury zud
anti-th1rd party alliance men of tha
state have determined 90 organize for
an aggressive campaign which VIII
commence soon after the the meeting OF
auti-su b-treasury alliance men, 60 be
held at ST. Louis, September rs. Hall
will be the state 81 not che national
leader Of the auit-sub-trcu usurr forces
after that meeting, and the fight then
waged viii between the Hcu-parti-
san alliance men and the auti-mouo1o-
lists"
The foregoing is plain aud explicit
We now know just where 20 place ".
S. Hail. W. 8 McAUister, ct al They
are democrats nothing more OF less
who wish to SO modify and reconstruct
the alliance demands as 20 make it
possible for tho democratic bosses %
accept thcm aud stand upon them. The
Fort Worth, Tex, meeting was d
miserable fnsco, sud knowing that he
was deemed to defeat ut che annual
meeting OF The Missouri state alliance
u s. HAITI formulated. in advance OF
such state meeting, his call for meet
ing az ST. Louis, Mo, Tor Scptem Der IS,
at which tisue he expects to attempt %
reorFanize the alliance Il G. organize
an opposition alliance, opposed TO the
Ocala demands, which Is 20 be q demo
cratic side show and an annex so tha
democratic pnrty-
This Is as o. should be. Those who
are not for us, are against us-" Better
are "a Thousand enemies outside the
order than one traitor within the camp,
There is no relief TO be hoped tur from
the democratic party and thc sooner
southern alliaucemeu are convinced OF
that fact the better b. viii be for the
order.
Men and brethren. rally urouud the
Ocala demands aud close mp the ranks
Intimate TO all those who, pretending
70 be uIIiaucemeu, oppose the sub-troas-
ury pluu, that they arc simply giving
aid and comfort 20 the enemy and
should withdraw from the order and
/ join the ranks OF plutocracy- As well
might one pretend TO be "a jew and live
/ on a pork di4t, or call oneself "a Chris
I tian and yet biuspheme the name Of
/ Christ, as TO claim 90 be au alliaucemuu
and yet favor the pcrPetuatiou Of the
] present system OF finance The Mis-
/ souri alliance made "a grave mistake ui
/ PcEtlc Springs, in failing 90 JoreC shs
/ Issue, thus compelling these democrats
/ ia disguise TO do in the latter part OF
/ August what they propose to do any
/ how In the middle % September.
GEORGE C.. WARD.
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ArCmsoN net earnings for July in
creased S24S, O28 St Louis & San
Francisco net earnings decreased S24,-
los. Total for both systems, net in
crease, S223, 92S-
THE Osservatore Romano in an article
which is regarded as written for the
purpose of paving the way for the hold
ing of a conclave abroad says the de-
Parture of the pope from Rome is quite
possible il the general situation in
Italy becomes worse.
A HoNOLULU letter says that the new
Hawaiian queen becomes daily more
unpopular with the natives and Amer
leans as she takes no pains to conceal
her favoritism for the English and ig-
nOres the sufferings of the natives at
the hands of the big sugar corporations.
TIE reported murder of Balmaceda
In the Andes by a muleteer required
confirmation
4 PARTY Of Russian officials sent to
kill animals infected with disease was
attacked at MailSOp by a crowd of in
habitants- Cossack troops, after being
assaulted, fred a volIey, killing seven
teen persons and wOunding many
others.
TIE New South Wales legislature, by
e vote of sixty-one to fOFty-seven, has
rejected a motion in favor of protective
duties
I'HE Victorian legislature has passed
the federation bill, at the same time
adopting an abandonment excluding
New Zealand from the federation.
TIE steam yacht AlbatrOss, valued
at SiOO, OG0 has been wrecked near
Newfoundland The only son of Dr. J.
b Eggleston, the owner was drowned
Tbs sultan of Turkey has dismissed
his grand vizieF and several other
officials
TIE Vienna correspondent OF the
London Daily News comments on the
exclusion Of newspaper correspondents
as a probable feature Of future war
fare In the Austrian naaeuvers all ar
ransements for reporting are placed in
the hands OF specially selected officers
LoNDoS cable advices report the total
destruction By fire Of the British steel
ship CarricIz, owned in Glasgow and
bound from Dundee to San Francisco
with 2,5Oo tons OF Scottish splint coal
AK order has been issued in Germany
Eemoztng the restrictions On American
pork pro5ueta-
THE trades unions OF Great Britain
have been formally invited TO partici-
pate in the international congress in
Chisago in 1895
A VIENNA dispatch says that the
| Russian villages near the Russo-Aus-
tEian frontier are thronged with sol
Gierl The guards, who used 70 be
merely geadRrmss to prevent snug
/ Cling, have given place tn whole regi-
naents permanently qusrtered at every
available point
A 1.ARsE majority OF the Roman
: Catholie cardinals are said 70 be in
fsv0E of slestiag only an italian pope
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said by Thomas II. Benton. If he were
in Alabama to-day and insisted upon
that ''vagary' the Montgomery Adver-
tiser and Mobile Register would try to
read him out of the democratic party
Alliance Herald
One of the most insulting sugges-
tions made against the agricUlturist by
the leaders Of the old parties, is that
the bounuifuI crops will secure his re-
turn to old political associations and
his obedience to old machine methods.
National Advance.
In Kansas the democrats and re-
Publicaus are fusing against the Peo-
pies party. Speed the day. There is
no more effective way to kill the mo
nopoly octopus and open the eyes Of the
people to the fact that there is no diff
ference in principle between the old
ces--Natioual Advocate.
If some of our tvyo-foot rules were
made OF brass and some of iron, and
heat would expand one kind and CON
tract the other, there would be as much
reason manifested in attempting TO
keep them equal as in attempting 70
keep our gold aud silver dollars equal
-NonconfOrmisE
1t would be well for all Headers"
to take a lesson just now. When you
try to divert the order from its priuci-
pies you may expect to be sat upon IL
matters not who you are, where you
are from, nor what you have done,
when You Join issue with the masses
don't expect them to sure nder-- Week
ly Toiler-
Politics, to a politician, means the
fundamentally by which an office is
procured To the great mass of the
people it means a way by which rights
are protected, liberties preserved and
interests advanced To q partisan ii
means the blind following of the lead
ership Of men whose chief concern Is
their own welfare and self-aggrandise
ment.
IF the political parties are in faroi
Of granting the demands of the farm
ers, as both Of them claim to be, is II
not a little strange that they are now
threatening 70 unite in order 20 defea
the farmers2 The fact is. their Elost
serious dread is loss Of the Offices BE
yond that they care very little fol
party or party name, or the people
Progressive Farmer,
We are informed that unusual har
mony prevailed in the homeopathic
\ convention in the Eighth judicial dis
trict and Judge Humphrey was nomi
mated by zselamatiou- Why should
there not be harmony Waau the shan
6ght between the two old cats cease
l and they come together in a loving en-
I brace, there is OF course nothing 20 dis
I turb their bl1ssful harmony. "A dvocatz
Gen Rice, late OF Fort scott. nov
| money shark on Wall street. n Y
I has ''vindicatd' Eansas 1u q long opeE
I letter ELcs is an old fraud and foiEtel
himself on the peoples party last dau
IS a candidats fer the Legislature. bu
was ingloEiously defeated 30 q dislric
strongly peoples His --Fiudieltiou' &
tu line with joe Hudson's aud S iu Ii,
+ interest OF the money zhzrlrz--Eftta
: auE1Eh Eaasan-
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action for the recovery of money ouly?'
What becomes of this hyperpuritan-
icaI claim when the only reason urged
against the peoples candidates in the
various districts is that they have re-
pudiated the consolidated plutocratic
party and burned the bridges behind
them?T
The case is made up. gentlemen;
your call for a non-parti7au judiciary
is a fraud and so thin that 10 will avail
you nothing. What can you say against
Judge Doster or any one of the peoples
candidates, except that they disagree
with you in politics. Absolutely moth
ing
Whence, then, comes your viudictive
autagouism to these men? 10 is simply
that you are obeying the behsats of
your piutocratic masters, who with
your aid, and by bribery and fraud
have enacted system Of laws designed
to rob the people that You are now
begging for '.nOn-partisau judiciary
in the hope that you can induce some
peoples party men 20 vote for your
gang of thieves.
The earnsstness of the pIutocrats to
defeat the peoples candidates shows
that they appreciate the necessity of
having judges ia sympathy with their
stealiugs and this very earuestness will
rouse the people to "a realization of the
fact that it is equally important TO them
to have judges free from the control of
corporation robbers Topeka lEau.J
Alliance Tribune-
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THE execution OF Louis Buiiing. the
St Joseph wife murderer, at Savannah.
Mo, was attended by a sensational in-
cident While the minister was pray
ing by his side in the cell Bulliug drew
some manner, and shot himself The
wound, however. was only slight and
did not prevent his being dragged
shrieking to the galiOws-
ALL the coal miners about Briceviile,
Ill, have struck for weekly pay in ac-
cOrdance with the new law.
THE Is. V. Page Co, of Chicago, oil
and lard refners, has assigned LA
bilities, SiQO. 600.
AS threshing progresses throughout
the northwest reports of large yields Of
wheat increase in number
MELBoUREE's rain machine failed to
bring down saln on the 9th at Cheyenne,
Wyo., although the clouds formed He
blamed a windstorm of two days before
and cold nights and long distance from
the sea
THE militia of the state of Washing
ton VIII sue the state for sI5, 600 COM
PensGtion Ter its services in the late
torney-general holds that the expense
should be borne by King county.
FURTHER investigation of the Sweeny
mounds, near Carthage, Ill, resulted in
the unearthing of hundreds of human
skeletons of glaat proportions
WILLIAM DALTON and Wiley Dean,
supposed Ceres train robbers, were ar
rested near Visalia, Cal