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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

1t is very strange that some farmers
arc exceedingly particular ABOUT the
best methods of growing big crops,
buying the best implements with all
the latest improvements tor their cui-
tivation, growing the largest crops
possible and harvesting them in the
best manner. and then paving no at
tenlion mt all TO the sort OF stock To
which they feed them. Ii is an anom-
aIy in our farm practice, something
that cannot be explained Oh any rca-
sonable or sensible basis, and yet we
see il done every day.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

THOUSANDS of fish have been left in
the smaller streams of the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers by the recent floods.
Tie fishermen Will now have plenty o!
sport.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

III,.ED alt:--s for use at home we'd
dings is one f the recent fashion
able fads of the upper tendon Of New
York society. Fashion has somc queer
freaks
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

or CAFE GIRAliDEAr-
Henry A. Astholz as Secretary of the Cape
Building and Loan Association, be-
ing duly sworn, states that the above EXHIBIT
is Il true aud full statement of the financial
condition Of said Association.
HENEY \. A~sII!oLZ, Srcy-
Subscribed and sworn to before me this dth
day of July iSs. certify that my ommis-
sion expires July 18th, ISIS.
BENJAMIN + DAVIS,
Notary Public
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

ADMTSISTEATEIX NOTICE Notice i
n hereby given that letters OF adminiHtraii"
urou the estate OF Jacob Frederick, dCccas-
cd Rave been granted 20 the undersigned by
IN. clerk ot thc CaIrc Girarlcau Court of COM
| mon Pleas, of Cape uira-ieUu county. Mis-
souri, bearing date The 9th day of Jufc. l%2
All PERSONS having claims agaiHst said estate
are rgG;uircl to exhibit them % her ior allow
ancc withia one ) ear from the date Of said lct-
i.tc-s OF they may be r-triudci; rom any benefit
oT sprn estate; aud ii said claims be EOt eN-
h,hitcd within two years from the date OF the
nublication of this notice they Will be forever
barred. GEkIiii pt tElEDEi,h,
iuIvsu4 Administrative.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

The Pirkcrtons must go. The
working men of this country should
take a solemn obligation TO shoot Il
Pinkerton hircling wherever found.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

The majority of miners are hard
working men, with po romance about
them, aud as law abiding and orderly
as average citizens; the bad people
who copgressate in camps are like
the same classes elsewhere, except
that they are a shade rougher aud
Jcoarser and dirtier. The 'bad inan
with a gun" is a cowardly wolf with
no trace or shade of chivalYy in his
composition; the neatly dressed, quiet,
cool, gentiemaniy John 0akhurst of
Bret Harte's stories does not exist.
Crime is not romantic, in fact it is
dresome and commonplace.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

EfNAL SETTLENENT.-N"lirr is hrryay
u glyca 10 all c~r'"titurs al other ,@t"rr.tr', 81
the c~I=t 81 IJ!.- i. k.":ur-.'t, nc -. di@!
IL. n.Lrrzicnt,: lat" public a,..u-nls!r.'"r sd
q. SuJ!i f~--:.iz char u. .Iai"-;atr lHt"..d- -
nal, igaI :. t,,ef.-rt tnrs.- .. tSc ne terra
Of tie PTohai- Cont OF Cr:" GirarlraH r5tat'
Mas3Trf, to -. held a. tn cplr: hau = - lh
cItv OF jackson, Missouri. ga iiv in -! %
ANDREW II. ~CULTETEi;.
iyIfg; Ia;" Public Administrator
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

a contemporary calls attention TO
a neglected branch of educatiou-thc
art of reading aloud. THE areragc
school boy or girl cannot read an or
binary article in a newspaper in n
way 10 make it interesting. They
hesitate and stamner over the sinl'-
lest words, do not mind their stops,
and generally demonstrate that read
ing aloud has become one OF the lost
arts" But there is a possible reason
for this neglect, and that reading
aloud is no longer regarded lis all ill
dispensabie accomplishment.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
Valuable Farm and Timber land for

Reel II istlloIz Rca! Estate Agents
The south hall OF the North east quarter aId
the West nalr Of the Southeast quarter Of Sec
ton Is, Township -. Range y 40 acres.
The Northeast quarter oi the Southeast
uuartcr OF section -, Township -, Range ii
East
Also Lot = of thc Northwest quarter, 10. ; o!
N, southwest a%uartcr. section i, Township
81, gargc y. East o. CDitsGJelt L. Il. and
Conc q ST. L.. X +. :. K. Il. Cape GirardcGu
;ourty, Missouri.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
Notice.

To the Shareholders Of the Cape G.rs-i.s' ~
Iu.ihiag asi I-3aa Association
Notice j. hereby gIypl that 4 meeting ~ tht
Shar,ioIdcrs OF The Capr GiTaryirau HIiliIH=
a,d Lean Association will be- hn!i At the 'fiH'
Of lie. " \ As-hnlz. SECRETARY oi 'hC ASs"cia-
ton. in the City IL Cap. GiTar,irsu, Missouri,
on Monday, September 1874, i$1' from \ VI
ton 10 ircrcasr the Capital stock 81 SAID ASs"-
citation from Two IIu ired Thousand Dollars
To Three Hundred Thousand Dolla-S-
j. II RIDER, President.
IIExEY \. A>TIuLZ, Secretary.
Cane Girardeau, Mo July 18th, lSs.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
Tr,stec,s Sale Of Real Estate.

NrHERENS. William x. Iica--i sIi Martha
w l.. Erur,t, hi vile, ~ ia" %cUUity 81 zap
Giraricau. state ui Missouri, by their %r"rili!
,i..,-! of trust. la.,r: tnr tn'fty -iirat taN al De-
c-u!rr. Ci-ntcCH hundred aEG rlDctE. a''i t.
! corded ia the Recorder "Eirc Of SALT "pI:i.'E,
~ Book -. at rage I've hundred a!.i HisciN-
| TWO. conveyed IL trIst TO JOHN Beck the fellow
! i:z described rca! estate. aitnatc. lying ahG he
III. IN the count II Ca!'- tslrarigaI a"i state
oI Missouri. t"-W.'-
ia range ~ ia the city vi Cape GiraTIraU,
! bounded Is iJ!lr:SE, to-W!J. COMMENCING "ic
! hundred aU'i "I-ht a-.t ",.r-TGarlcr ti'" lr-I
: We { irpUI III" cutie a,t cHra"r al sad l"i ci"N-
ca uD. THENCE VI luisc roIth parallel viii Tor
inner street one EuaGr,r aHu sCNcntN-iNr t!'D
/ feet. t!.-aCg west parallel With B~r"aiNay dor
m,rls Harmony street iii.-c:sit t~l iert,
,I,r.: or l.--. (. a. :.ilry runri. : north and srJ:;h
I ;lrrl-h niurN -Four in said rdIgr r. thence
south with said alley tel iiH) feet, thence "nst
parallel with ~l;rOa'iway formerly Harmony
! street, tw"4tE-.N- -J feet. NOR" OF less, In
/ the ra>jrru fru g'iIrN Iis' uf the property now
uwrcd by William. PaaT. thrncr -"uth along
the eastern boundary at saIt property "WH'l
bN .ait william PG;r one hundred a:u siNtE-
HIc tItrl TO-; 90 Broadway formerly Harmony
street,. tlric,. east with broadway ~tiJTIntri
Harmony sirrcf), thIrty-tIrCC Ga icct, NOR
OF i"ss, L. the place "i bt.=ln:liE' DyinS 'n'
sam. real estate. acquired ny said William Il
Erard as per deed from Martha j. W arrcn-
,latci the thirteenth day OF IlrcembcT, eighteen
hui.d1ci and eighty inr and recorded IN iionS
Twenty two. at page two hu idrcd anu lofty
nine IN tine Recorders Office Of Cape Girardeat
cOuTty.
Which said conveyanc was made IN trust u
secure the payment Of the pr'missory note Iui'
In lie: cribri IN said deed Ui trust. Aud,
Whereas. said lote has long since become
tu,. aud payahic according TO the trIc tci'oI
lat. aHd clrct oil sad note aad remains UNPAID
AMI,
Wnrrrae, by ~" conditions nj sald decd :"
trust it is ais" agreed tIa; in cas" oi IN" al
sr..c,., dtath refusal IL ast, or Disability ~ d"t
y.i-r ct IN. TIA i"r, iotl Beck. I" rafr; "n
I tlr PROVISIONS "i said deed at trust. tia" lh'
cHru' getting >h,-3!; ni talc G!TardcGI rouf'N
Iii. .unr', At ia. request ct The LEGAL holder I.
said MY. nay proceed to sell tn" property
br-riunriurr ,irs cribcd ia accordance HIti
-ai,t tc,i vi trust; a.i,
Whereas, thc laid John Beck, trustee, L
/ ainrrsaii. - Row dead. -.
Now. therefor. ], August BIZ rwirtI, Nhrrli
! OF the ,pu.tv uf Capy UI-aricaa, Mis>nuri. y
IL, request ii thr legal holder al said note. ar
~ virtue "F the power antt autlnr!;S W thi'
Emergency ia me- vested hy said deed Of trust
and purSiant 20 TIE provisions of SAID decd q
trust. l will. ON
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
Probate Docket.

List OF Executors, Administrators, Guardians
and Curators who are required by law TO eN-
h;hit their accounts for settlement Oh the day
and date below named. a; the August Term,
IS5. OF said court, to be begun and held at The
court house IL the city OF Jack:ot, Cape Girar-
irau county. Missouri, coniinenci": On Mon
hny Lsur MS Stil. iS5
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
Cold IN iriznG:L

From Arizona comes the rUpo.t that
q great gold rush has S. in T. tie n"v'
mining camp in Nohare county Hum
drels Of racn rrr leaving "I"ry day.
many with rsror outfits. The new camp
is what is called Trc2sr-c Guict.. and
miners wl.o haze I.ai experience IL
Tombstone say tie ore 3 tar ri-hSr ard
more abundant. Fer half :. rilc On
| each side OF the gUlch extend The eight
| or ten veins that make the nov caGap
what It is, TIE richest ever discovered
in Arizona. These eight CT ten veins
crcp ont On tho surface at different
| places along their course Cor distances
ranging from. olc Thousand u iivc
thousand feet, and show pay s:ccakS
| from six inches to four feet iii Hidt!!
that assay from fivc hundred to tca
thousand cunccS in silver per ton, be
| sides in many instances several ounces
OF gold. The rlost conservative mining
men who have visited the new camp -
t;ratc the amount If ore on The SIR
face worth rot less than = rti!li1:
dollars The new own will he called
Silvcrado.
The digginFs were discovered eight
years ago by an Indian a-l q white
man.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hcrct!
L given TO all creditors and others interested
in tic estate Of Elijah D"lsun, deceased. that
The undersigned administrator Of said estate
intends 10 make final settlement thereof at the
next term OF the Probate Court 81 Cape CHAR
J,.u roI.1ty. Missouri. to be held at the court
house in the city OF Jackson, Missouri, On the
Sth day Of August, Is91
JAMES II. MILLER,
ivI6n6 Administrator
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
Railway Timetable.
ST. LOUIS & PADUCAH RAILWAY, ST.
LOUIS 4 CAIRO SHORT LINE, tsT.-L. A
4 I. H.R. K. COZ
Time Table Nav 18th, 1sa2.
NOHIHEOUND

This line row makes direct connection with
G L. & =. trains leaving Cape Girar,ieau at
G.tOa IN arriving at 81 Luuis at ll.I a m.
Returning. leave st. Louis at : - a. M. arrlV-
! ing al Cape Girarieau at 2:cO p. m
GRO. r LAZY. Gen. Pass. AEt. II. Louis.
Grn " PNrkEu. Gen. Manager. st Louis.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

FACTS can be packed together some
times in "a way 20 convey another than
the meaning intended 4 person writ
ing u letter from the west the other
day described the ravnges Of a hoarg
haila;orm in his H2ighbGrhonl, closing
his scrced with an accouat Of the per
sonal suffcrings Of sOno OF ~" III 'iE
| ones caught in the storm. cnr riaE,
who wore very looSe boots, Ind the legs
| of them so flied with haiist"ncs thathg
could hardly ucDvc Another. u Near
sighted person, had his glasses knocked
OF ard YVES left to wander about in I
serni-blind condition. ! third hi hi
silk hat cut to pieces by the hailatoncs
and, Us the correspondent hurried ola t.
add in great haste and one sentence
his head was covered with abrasion.
and great damage "as done to live
stock and crops in chat section"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
sEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT

or the Cane Girarieau Building and Loan As
s~ociation July LIST, 1e9a.
assists.
Loans on real estate aud stock IS 60 70
Delinquent dues, interest & penalties li !"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
Monday. the Fir,; Day OF August,
\. ID. 1892,

At the court haIs" door III Tie c:ty q, Gap" u
r,r,I,ai comfy of Care Girurdcau AMI state
OF Missouri. between the hrurs al Eiac @ o'clock
in thc iUrcnOOa and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon
nf that day. proceed to sell the above !rscFihcd
rral estate. II iaiIic Vrnfluc, 20 thc highest
hidI-r. for cash in hand, ia satisfy salf note
and inter Il. together with the costs aid cN-
p.nscs ot executing this decd NJ :nust.
AUGUST BiEHWlRTH,
sheriff Gap. GiraT'icau County Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
rate. for Announcements.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR COMMON FIEAs JUDGE
We are authorized TO announce
ALEXANDER Ross
rs a candidate for Judge Of the Common Pleas
Court. subject to the dscision of the Republican
nominating convention.
FOR COUNTY COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce
Pk1ER LEHSEE
as a candidate for Collector of Cape Giraricau
county, subject TO the decision OF the Rrpubil-
can nominating convention
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce
JrpsOS NJ RASDoL,
as q candidate for sheriff Of Cape Girarirau
county, subject to the decision Of the Republic
can nominating convention
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce
FHEDERlCK KIEs, SE,
as a candidate for the Office Of Treasurer Of Cape
<;iraricau county, subject to the decision oil the
Republican nominating convention.
FOR ASSESSOR.
VIC are authorized TO announce
d. 4. NICHOLS
as a candidate ior the Office of Assessor of Cape
Giraldeau county. subject TO the decision oil thr
Republican nominating convention.
We arc authorized 10 announce
r. II. WILTECKE
as a candidate for the Office of Assessor OF Cape
Girardcau county, subject to the decision "i Tho
Republican nominating convention.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
OFFICERS:

4. RUEDIGEE Pres.
+. W. FEU PREACHER, Vice Pres.
y. j. LANG. Sec'y.
/. +. KLOSTERMANN, Treas.
OTTO IIANNY-, Gent Agent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
We arc authorized to announce
r. ii. WILTFCKE

ss n candidate for the Office of Assessor Of Cape
Girartleau county, subject I" the decision "i inc
Republican nominating convention.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

as a candidate iof the Office of Assessor oil tape
Giraldeau county subject to the decision oil INT
Republican nominating convention.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
FOR ASSESSOR

as A candidate for the Office Of Treasurer Of Cape
<siraricau county, subject to the decision oil the
Republican nominating convention.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
We are authorized to
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

as a candidate for Sheriff Of Cape Girardrau
county, subject to the decision Of the Rriubli
can nominating convention
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
FOR SHERIFF

ms A candidate for Collector Of Cape Guardian
county, subject TO the decision Of the Republic
can nominating convention.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16
Real Estate For Sale,

Per 5. +. DAVIS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-07-16

Governor.
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who had s0aghi refuge under Their
solid walls. avery Indian hut had
been Blown away, whole Villages swept
from The Mace where they stood, grd
som. 81. OlD homeless. people we've lcit
10 seek Tor shelter nt3 food, which
few hours before they were quietly
enjoying, through their own eXefiiOn
aui labor.
Nothing could Withstand In places
the terrible lorce ~ the wind on that
f1tal Iay OF tho ooh of April. 10 viii
be Tor soleutific men " explain how
tree. firmly planted more than "A ecu.
tury back, and OF eish, and twelve
fee, diameter. were folled 10 tho
ground, how the irnn.iiNc iolkw1O1
branches were snapped aus cut and
broker o. mere bTushwooi; how giil.
ar. Of Iron eighteen inchea thick were
lndented aui tw iated 30 o. % become
useless, ne In the cnse OF tho great
puiioy.laddprs Of "a soa.dfcdgei; uow,lD
line. IA column gfht0nOH, each Weighing
more than ton and faii rvetad with
iron gifders and with cement, was
thrown down like pack " cAris. ami
it will he for mrteO-1lOE cts 10 explain
now an leland " tnifty-thrte milsa by
thIfty-one Ia extent, through which
the csntor of a cycl0ue il passing, eau
escape at all from wind no violent ~
the above deuOtct.
In the tAbl,s Of observations, the
velocity VI the wind Is ent down at III
miles At It's maximum, which CORES
ponds % a pressure OF g.Nty-ssvDn
pounds 70 the square foot. T. does
seem ns II this pressure moved at
double the rate ~ al express train,
must render house habilation uultsr ~
place OF refuge In storm; yet In my
inspection OF the Island | have seeu u
house destroyed. the wall-surrlunding
liz yards crushed to nto.ns, and %
pigeon house on four miserable plsters
sa ysol tWhy2 Everything was uueK.
pecte4, singular, md unprecedented,
in this caismitJus sttOkt Ieilt by nu.
ture with n vicl0usness that avoird VI
u wJmsn's vengeance.
Galtsin Mauritius have been known
IA May aud even in June, notably iu
1855, when the storm lastei twenty
hour, bit no hurricane; sud though
there have been tnlov hurricanes Ia
April siuco l773, none were later ihau
the ION OF That month"; 70 inst cvCn ~
10 date the hurricane Of 1902 was eX.
cepti0nai. aud Will probably. on THESE
sccpunta, modify many accepted prin.
Cipius OF the students ot the laws OF
storms, unless, indeed, the new Interest
la the spots ON the sln's disc can ok
llaiu, ~ their number aud their
degree Of magnitude, thu exceptional
variations IA the MIR currents which
rovolvs about the earth Ga It's whitl.
wind course around the bun.
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The Cyclone In Maurltius.


On the 2sth Of April, 1892, MauritiGs,
the old lie de France, still WED with
the Island Of Ceylon for pride OF place
as the most beautiful and most fertile
colony OF the British Crown In the
Eastern Hemisphere. Its cane crops
had weathered the summer gales,
which on February 10Th, AMI again
u fortnight after, had assumed very
sinister aspects, and planters, who for
years past had valiantly fought against
low prices and heetroot competition,
We're silently revealing In the prospect
that the hurricane season being over,
the year 1892 was likely to mark n new
err Of prosperity. The garden OF
pamplonousses, which Mauritlans were
wont to consider, anu with justice, the
third botanical garden ia the world,
was respleudent with tropical vcgeta.
ton; while that Of Rebuilt, which had
hoen nursed with love aud pride by
every successive governor Tor upwards
of hundred years, was looking it's
best in Va luxuriant display. OF palms
and flowers AMI gorgeously colored
foliage.
Al p. m. ON the Goth, all this was
no more; the Island had lost IT. beauty,
tho cane lth promise, the planter hiH
hopes, and tho gardens their charms.
A short twenly-four hours Ind suiilced
to perpetrate this end, aud fortunate
had II been could the mischief have
stopped there, FOR the aoips fertility
cannot he Affected by "A storm. and the
soil OF Mauritius Is prominently for
tile and Tecuperative; but 400 people
had been killed, 1000 had been wound.
cd; one-third Of the capital had been
leveiled 10 the ground; thirty out "
hfty churches aud chapeis had heon
demolished or rendered useless, sugar
mills had been wrecked, crushing
| msTcilessly men, women, and ohilaTen
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Twelfth Qnorum of Elders.

AZ tho regular semi.monthly meet
ing Of the Twelfth Quorum OF Elders,
comprising the Elders OF West Jordan
and North Jordan ward, Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion, held at the last named
ward ON Sunday, October ld,h,
Brother William l.. Bateman was
unanimously sustained IA president OF
the quorum, with Brothers Joseph
Glover and John u. Brlnghurst M his
counselor. This brethren were SGT
apart to act In their respective oslliDgs
under the hands Of President Angus
NJ. Cannon and Counselor Joseph H..
Taylor.
The change in the presidency was
caused by the former. president,
Brother. Robert WaltorsS being or.
dAlned a High Priest ana set apart as
second counselor to Bishop John A.
Egbert, of West Jordan, which took
place some time ago.
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IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.
What Local Parties aud Partisans are
Duiug.

i. NJ. Allison seems to lead in the
race as Republican candidate for mayor
VI Ogden.
Mr.. Rawlins hns gone 10 Corlnue
and Terrace to talk Democracy 10 the
denl1ens Of those localities.
vas
j: IL expected that the Republicans
will have great Demonstration ia
this city before the campaign close.
-
There Il not much doing at any Of
the political boRdquattes IT. thi4 city
that IL, not much cut routine work.
The scandinavian Democrats held
forth ia the 3 lcial Hnll last evening
AMI were adore sed by some OF th'ir
own countrymcu.
There IA promise Of = plentiful
supply Of campaign rUsUbuis soon.
Even the announcement brings with
It tentt Of relief
~
d. Condor, Of usden, in the Sand
ard depicts ia verse thr "ruiirrings'
u the eagle which The Democrats
had chained down IA thoir late CON
voEuon.
The question oi what the Republic
cans are going 10 DO regarding the
Offices In THO county " sui An open
one, no answer having brcn given 20
| fsr. The county convention haa not
yet been held; 1t hneu't even been
called.
Three weeks fiOm today the great
struggle 90 home and nut0ad lakes
place. Itis 20 be hoped the ntumpere
/ VIII exhaust all the epecchts they have
on hand hy that date, 40 they will not
bo nee led aftcrwafd ANA II mi ht be
/ dangerous for an untel 3erct speech
to DO permitted to remain In Onu's
eystuul.
Frank J. Cannon, John Horny
Smith ami =. NJ. Allison, lrr
accompanied by the Republican drum
cOrua, left OGDEN ytstordny morning
and smoke NJ Hcnelrr, ut 10 p.m. and NJ
| Coalvillc 81 7:SJ In the evening, To-
day M Cannon will hold meetings Gs
ioillws. lOr.m,, at Hoyteviilci PM
al Wanshlp, 1850 pm, ParL City. Toe
morrow, a; kamas, : pm; at Peoa,
1880 pm.
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"Woman's Exponent 9

a copy OF the WomGn's kTponent
for October 18th liar reached this office.
II contains as uoual some very inter
Getting reading, Ha tho following table
Of contents viii indicate: "ln Rural
Eugiand-a Story" "Woman 5ungnge
Convention, Ada q. Cannon, Sec"
"a Delightful Reception" "President
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ans Journal Il. !. Reports, Misccl.
laneous, Notes and News. "Edlturlal
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rlal Notes" "Alired Tennyson."
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der. "a Poeps Recompense," Sara
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attendance Of tho season and had a
splendid rchearsai on the Worldr FAR
dedlcatory music and on the "liight Of
Asia." A number Of new membefb
Joined. On wednesday night, at '.0O,
thc Choral viii have a tehearsal IN the
tabernacle on lts part Of the pro.
gramme TOT the Columbian musionl
festival, and ON Thursday night u Will
hold Joint rehearsal IN the Tebof.
nacle with the tabernacle choir. No
more row members will be taken until
after the Columbian festival, and altot
October slet former members VIII not
be allowed 10 Join without paying the
regular initiation fee. Membofs'
tickela TO the Columbian icetivI will
be distributed at the Wednesday and
Thursday night fehearsals TO those
who are present and are not In arrears
ON dues.