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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-18
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-18
just Arrived

4. just Arrived
"ofas Commercial Co.'S: One
NV sf and one OF Giant Powder.
w ' receive . carload of P.bst
i r.. Beer, in kegs, tho Goth
s''o' . car Of Bottled Beer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-18
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

NY disease (psoriasis) frat broke out on nv left
cnesk, spreading across my nose, and almost COW
enhg my face. ran into my eyes, and the
physician was afraid would lose nv eyesirht
Alt0getheI: u spread al over INV head ma M.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-18

.W Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale at this office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-18

OIL Piles, blaek. heads, red, rough, chapped, and
IN oily skin cured BY CUIIcuRA Soar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

4 hog breeder illustrates tho differ.
onco between u man and q hog thus; "a
mems digestion fails boforc his appetite
does. 4 hogs appetite fails before his
diguston does"
Cotton growers are unusually discour.
aged In some parts Of the south. The
Old system was for tho planter TO run
IN debt Tor supplies from the timo one
cotton crop was sold till the next grew.
Even his pork he imported from tho
north, whom ~ good pork as the country
affords can DO made In the soNih by
cyory farmer. \ powerful effort Is
being made TO induce ngriculturists N
the cotton states TO quit tho old waste
full, dependent methods aud raiso upon
their own ground live stock, grain of all
kinds and fruits and vegetables. whoa
the southern farmer does this no will
be- for the first timo independent, The
south is the Rrandest poultry region IN
this Union. His own hogs, butter eggs,
poultry and beef will enable the south.
cn farmer 10 live like prince. It does
pay 10 raiso all these things ut home
upon the farm.
Dullotin No ~ Of tho Michigan cx-
pertinent station treats IN an exhaustive
manner OF CHAMBERS In horses ind the
human family. Tho'disogso known AS
iarcy is also discussed.
The difference between glgndors aud
farcy. according to bulletin ~ Of the
Michigan station, Is this' Tho term
CHAMBERS 10 used whcn the interior Of the
nose, the lungs or other portions Of tho
organs Of rc, mrition arc affected, while
the name iarcy Is used when the outside
OF the. body Is attacked. Chambers can.
not be communicated from one horse 10
another from tho breath. Tho infection
"a spread from the offensive mattcr tina,
is discharged, and this Is found ut publiJ
horse troughs, stables or upon harness,
blankets, etc.
This Is how Field and Farm sizcsit up.
"Ramember pnsturiug takes five acres To
each COW for ak months. soiling feeds a
COW ON one acre for ix months; onsilaga
feeds "a COW ON one aero fora whole year. "
LOCI, horc a Chicago paper asks,
"Why in the world are not few morn
ontcrprisiug women, with small capital
At their disposal, coming forward ia
/ poultry farmcrsf'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

Some Failacics About Writing.
Nearly every oae Sho thinks himself
inspired 70 instruct young persons how to
write good English tells them d i Of all
10 study the style Of the best authors and
initiate 70. The advice Is idiouc. How
for instance. would tho style q Shake.
spearo do ns u model for % newspaper
reporter Of this timer How would the
high stopping measures Of Macaulay
read II applied to tho description OF
lively trial m police court? We are
told that Lincoln acquired his wonderful
command OF English through a careful
Study Of Shakespeare and the Bible. but
neither th, literary style Of the ono nor
tho Other % thaso appears IN his won.
dcrful messages. The simple truth IS
that Lincoln had ifst something 20 asy
which oygrhadowc1 an considerations
Of style 100 Us Importance, and the only
style Lincoln ever aspircd 20 was to put
this IN Che p,lncst English
Another individual who THINKS he has
o call to show young people how 90
write advises Thorn 10 take from dicto-
ton or to copy page % day flYm some
good author This Of course win bring
mechanical cylciucs', which IS lmpor.
taut It viii als' acguaiut rs with the
good auth1rs but cd an aid to style tho
direction Is absurd
The alme aapieut individual advises
people 20 write 90 they talk. 10 IL slight
eStont this advice Is good. But it will
ngyor do 10 write exactly as wo talk.
Conversation admits of ire, aud strong
words which arc quite ont Of place ui
the printed page The putting down in
black and white makes statement
much stronger IN q way that cannot ~
: defined, but u Is fact nevertheless. Try
10 writo just as you tall Though you
tall, we'll, whom your words como to 10
printed they viii seem. recorded oz
aetly, un'gulfod, ovcrfamiliar, perhlp
slan-y, or oven coarse.
on the other hand. try 10 tall. exactly
as you would write and your converse
tion will soou become an intolarabl
bore. Tho difference cannot be defined
hut Il IS there, and cNpericuccwill tcacl
one whore TO draw tho limo and ayo.'
both cztromos.
Every person has y style Of wrlt,r
which Is his own, ns much ~ the shap
OF biy nose i4 his own. md n Is thH ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25


Mon shoe; cartridge, but women
make them. Most " tho 100 employees
nro women nt Fnnkfnrd arsenal, on the
Delaware, ucrr Philadelphia, where
100000 cartridge a year nro u'nnulnc-
i1rcd. There is ~ much hand work iu
tho thirty distinct processes required
that the niinble fingers OF girls AFRO found
valuable Cartridges Tor small arms
riho, carbiho and revolver arc made ut
Franhiord. ~ present tho factory Is
turning ont 5000 % day. but the nun.
Dor could bo easily tIiplcd, and more,
and 100000 daily manufactured. 10
filos tho cartridges. tho Frankford Fac.
tory makes fuscs aud primers for shell
and cannon. Il manufactures no can.
non explosives oscop, shnpncl Shot
and she'll for cannon tEu made at Wa
torylioi, n. T., and those two arsouals
arc tho only places in tho Union whore
ammunition Is actually manufactured.
At the other ar ouals 1t Is stored.
Manufacturing arscnals for guns
themselves and tho other equipments Of
war are scattered over tie Union, At
Springfield, Mass. rides and small arms
are made, while the field guns aui tho
machinery that goes with them are fab.
ricated at Watorvliot. Gun carriage.
are produced at Watortown, \. " in'
iantry aud cavalry equipments az Rock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

Our British cousins have beon gliding
at Americans now for fifty years abou;
eating 80 much candy Butoar turn has
come At last, Owing to our national fond
meas for swooss we hayo learned how 90
make candy 50 far superior 10 anything
which goes by the uamo IN Great Brit
ain that row IN London "Americ8n con.
iostiorCry" Is advertised md sold among
rich and poor "a q raro dainty. "Dos.
sort sweets" Christmas boxes, IA.
your" as tho ani!guatcd system Of
British spelling will sill insist on writ
ing the word aud various other sorts of
American confectionery arc considered
Of sufficient Importance to be advertised
In the high clus magazines on tho othor
side. 10 handsomely have We turned
the tabloi on the mticaniy people, Peg
hnpa they thought it was so had because
Americans liked it, and have found out
better uow.
A fund ia hcing raised by the Danish
students OF Chicago for the purpose Of
erecting u monument 20 Hans Christian
Andersen IN Lincoln punk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

Your grandmother or veteran aunt
can tell you that when hogs were
killed IN the wrong time OF the moon
the slices Of ham would shiivel NJ
moro than half and fitch would all
fry away. leaving only small crack
lings Apples or any kind Of h7dt
dried in tho wrong time were certain
TO mold or get wormy, aud cider vim
egar refuse W become Sham -Al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NTOTICE1s HEREBY GtyEN ny TfE Us.
~ dUfstEuc1 uGmiuiHtrator uf The estate VI
john scott dcceas cd that iu pursuance OF ava or,
der u the Probate Court of' salt Lake County.
Utah 1ciutori, made he !1th day ~ scptct.
her. lsli, be val, on Monday, the .1th DAY uf
February 1872, at the law UnIco Of BARLOW Fer
rusun, Room Hii onHutuNuu building, SAT-
IatO CIV, ut H. u'clufk room of sail day. or
after shid umr which the sllo may be ciutus
uod, soll nt private sale. 10 tUy highest bidder
for cnsh, aud subject ~ confirmation b. naii
court, No ths righl, titr interest and estate Of
The snid John scott Nc the umr Of his death or
uftCrwnrI,,o GOT iu and 90 o. q GLOWING described
rcui estate, situated IN salt Like COunty, Utah
Icmlory, and pu'iculary described as FOL.
lows, tU wit;
Hogmnins at goui two rode north and two
rods Uaft ~ tie northeast corner at Tot 10.
Hook nineteen (l1l NJ Ten aero Pat a. nig
HELD Survey, aud running thence south tWCn.
ty'tW0 and oighi-tgnthH .l--l rods, thence
west nine tll rods, thence north 2Is deg, wcst
20 q putut ttN aud thrort .afIt 20 ~ RODS s0uth
81 the north Inc Of said lut ten liOI, thFnrc
north otput aud thFrustHutH. .4II rods iu tuu
ccutor nt four rod street thence east % the
place Of beginning, together with rlRht %
way over fnur ful street adjoining On The
untth and east sidcs OF sa'd Tract uf lhud.
lds will be- received uu tho above described
land either ~ said oniuo or ly the administra.
tor OF SAID estate, up tu thc time Of snld sHln.
ualud this i.th day ~ February, laH
UAHLOW FERGUSON.
dld Admni,trltlr u sad Istte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

=, an Parts of Massachusetts It Is thought
,A' II girl puts O piece Of southern
wool down her back, the hFt boy sho
~ ''e'a VIII be her husband. IN Boston
u manageable woman puts q biz OF
.-'ulhen wood under hor pillow on 70.
n''nB, tho iirst man she sees In thoInorn.
'us "ili' 80 says tho supersu,ion, DO tho
S ., whom she is to maEry,-washington
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court To- aud Tor alt LaAl
County. Territory OF uiah


Notice Of time and plaoc for The hoariaE 81
pgptuu for Animation 10 probate OF VIII.
DUEsUAST 10 ~ ORDER or SAID
Court in sliI matt r, nou't T. hereby
g7ecn That Saturday, The .5th Gay ~ February
4 u. b. .. at DO O'Clock am, ~ tue County Court
iieuro in salt tlko cry, Utah Territory, in
the court room OF sail court, has boon appoint
ed tro Lme nod piasu for tho hganaF ~
petition nt Gsufgo \ Witcomhr, PRAYING Tor thc
hdmisalpn - probate Uf a eefilil document
viii and Tcdilmrnt 81 sarah iilrd', de.
ceased, whom udWhcrc all prrulr interested
may hpuelr aud nppoan tho probate ul tNd
vi }. or thc gfauuus ut letters irsAintuiary u
Gcorsu a. VI scomlo, ~ prayed Tor 10 said 10.
luton
In witness whereof have hctoun'o Get my
hand ami uniXcd thc scll NJ said cuuri, ,lif l0th
NtAt.I &. v. AtiEN,
CLERK Uf the Probate ouft
by CAusrrs BHoWsE, in, btpay CLERK. Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

To the Stockholders oi lhe bullion Beck and
Champion Mining Company, Corporation
VOU hEE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAI
4 the regular annual meeting ui tho stock
unrO Of tho company, Constitution bmldnF,
hast Temple street, NHlt lake city, Territory
Of Utah. ON Monday, the seventh DAY ~ March
pruNino, nj the hour u ~ a u,, for ihe purpose
At clerting officers tor ne ensuing year, aud Tor
the transagtiOu ot suca other business a. may
properly COME before tlu meeting.
ny order Of the Hoard
". j. uEATlE, Secretary.
Salt lake CITY, February Is. lg. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25
why THE oEsEREr NEWS SHOULD
Be sugsoRl5EO FOR IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

:. u Il the Organ Of the Church oi
Jesus Christ 81 LA,tor.dhy Saints, aud
the authorized medium through which
tho yiows, wishes and instructions OF tho
Chulch Aulhorilios arc expressed, and
given to tho Saints.
2. II may always be relied uron as ad.
yocating or doicnllnF the right side Of
every question proportion public journals
10 treat upon.
o. Il Il devoted 10 tho interests q the
iAtier-lgy Saints aud has, from IT, inccp-
ton, yslnuuy defended tholr right. aud
advocated tho principle in which thoy
hclioyoi ami oy,ry t.a,ier-day saint
should Therefore fgl uudor obligations to
do his part IN holpIug To sustain Il.
4. IT'S not puhll.hod for speculation,
and mover has boon, unt for tho good
which It Is capable of accomplishing; tho
profits, II any there be- derived from u,
being devoted To extending It's sphere Of
usefulness, aud bcuohIdng the COM
muuiiy.
., Il T. doing lts utmost 10 establish
homo lndulttloH, 0mung which arc paper
making and founding, rtorootyplng
and cleotroiyping branches necessary
10 tho development and independence Of
the community, but which, during thoir
infancy (which In this Territory thoy
have not yet passed., can only DO carried
on at a pccunisry loss
o. There Is no danger Of any subscriber
To the NEWS falling N got what no sub.
scribes for through failure Of tho business
aud n suspension Of tho publication a
result 10 th0 case Of hundreds OF nows.
paper ventures every year.
7. Itls now printed throughout In now
aud readable type, 40 that oven the aged
can peruac Il without difficulty or danger
to thcir cyo-sight,
:. II h FREQ from Objectionable adver-
uacmculs, 40 that no parent nood foar that
his children will have thoir minds COR
rupled from having access 10 ~ in fact,
Il refuses Thousands ~ dollars worth OF
tho bcs, paying advertisements annually,
because It Is devoted 10 tho moral aud
spiritual interests offs readers instead VI
10 getting gain at their expense.
o. It's tono is not regulated by public
opinion nor the hope Of gaining sub
scribcrs or advertisements. Il advocates
that which Is right and condemns that
which 1, wrong, regardless OF results,
financial or otherwise.
TO- Il never nauseatos liz readers by
palming Oh columns OF solf.praiso foe
nows items.
II, The NEws practices no deception
and resorts 10 no suutcrmgos to induce
people to sub.cfiboi ba. ON ,hc contrary,
prefer, 10 stand on III own morit, az tho
po0plts newspaper, with Il promise only
10 do It, utmost to give ils patrons tho
nll value Of choir monoy-a promise
which n has underworld 10 faithfully
keep Ia the past.
~. In conclusion, ia Lattor-day Saint
can afford t0 subscribe Tor only one news.
paper, llai paper should be the Drsurr
I NEWS; aud IL moro than ono, tho NEWS
should Invariably be thv Aut.
SUBSCRIPTION HATEs.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25
" August.
Flower

Mrs. Sarah NJ. Black of Seneca,
Mo, during the past two years has
been affected with Neuralgia Of the
Head, Stomach and Womb, and
writes: my food did not seem to
strengthen ne at all and my Ape
titc was very variable. My face
was yellow. my head dull, and had
such pains in my lcft side. IN the
morning when I got UP l would
have flow OF mucus in THE mouth,
and a bad, bitter taste. Sometimes
my breath became short, and had
such queer, tuinbling, FACILITATING
sensations around the heart lachcd
ali day under the shoulder blades,
IN the left side, and down the back
OF myiImbs. It seemed to be worse
in the wet, cold weather Of Winter
and Spring; and whenever the spells
came on, my feet aud hands would
turn cold, and eould get no sleep
at all. | tried everywhere, aud got
10 rcliefbcfore using August Flower
Then the change came. II has done
me a wonderful deal Of good during
the time I have taken 1t and IS work
| inc n complete cure" %
c. &. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, Woodbury,NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ahlitu NJ. Atwood and Atur Augutgotte
sermon, executors ~ the last WI and ltsut.
furut OF Milieu Atwood. trtruHUd, hBNU ryu.
drfcd for settlement and alrd Doc falu cUutt
their final account ~ their HuWiuUtlatUu 81
said cstatH and petition Tor nnil dHu'hutYu
uf the rgfIIuU IL ana estate uIuung the uUF
spus rnutod thereto, aud thut IurH iay. Che
18Th day OF MafrL, a. Do. H.. ~ o. u'fiuDl
h.m., nc the Gouft Ioom u sai court, 10
The County touu House, snit Lake CITY
Hui Cuurty, ttat TcmtnD'. has been duly
appointed uY the Judge Of said count for The
settlement ot said account aud hearing SAID pc.
uuuu Tor distribution, At which time Hif uIH rC
any person interested IN SAID 60 lnir may Apuugr
nut show cauae, if ary theirs be, wht Fali ac.
count should rot fc settled aud approved and
inu distribution made ~ prayed f1r
DATED tebruarg -, ls14.
ClcfL OF ne Probate Court.
Iy CAusIfN nnuwNg, JH.. Deputy. an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25
frep!Ne SCIENTIFICALLY.
Results OF Experiments at the Mas.aohu.
sets Agricultural station.

HNtiH agricultural STATION
There are thruo clnsses Of Substances
that give valuc 10 food for animals or
human bcings-fat, protein and Carlo.
hydrntes. The fate are pure fat or OIL
very similar to tile pure fats found In
meat OF buttor. Tho protein "a the food
that IL uscd Ia tho animal system To
make muscle and lean meat. These can.
not DO made from fatty food-protoin Ia
absolutely necessary for sach formation.
The carbohydrate comprise such sub.
stances as starch, sugar, etc, which are
made over by tho animal into fat--as
butter, tallow OF pork.
There need BE- no difficulty in under.
standing these forms II wo remember
that the Eat and the carbohydrates can.
not possibly mako anything but fat meat
or but, ~, and The protein cannot posi-.
bly, make Fat meat, but only lean or
muscle. The fats ago moro valuable
than tho carbohydrates. because they
arc more digcsiiDlo aud moro easily
made into meat or butter. In fact, whom
figuring tho value Of feeding ration
scientists consider the fats equal In value
to the protein. AMI both worth about five
times as much, pound for pound, az the
carbohydrates. We cau easily under.
stand that all these claac Of substance.
must be- fci and that trouble will follow
II We give too much OF one and too Ut.
tlo Of another.
These foolsas boughtnt Amherst con
tainod the following quantities or tines.
three feeding substances in pounds poi
ton;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

TotnL.,,i,c'lH 1873 l,i2I iisG lao
Tho substances that go TO mako NJ
the full 5000 pounds IN each ton are
water. ash aud tcllulo,o. Ash IS what
T. loft af,er burning tho whole fJod-it
Is usciul for manure. Colluluso Is that
part OF tho food that Is onthcly indi.
Bcstblc
ono dollars worth Of corn will give
largo quantity Of carbohydrates and
comparatively little fat and protein,
while one dollars worth Of linsced meal
giym less carbohydrates and great
deal more Of tho others. IN fact, tho
corn has too littlo protein while tho lin.
fcud meal has too much. II would pay
better TO buy one dollars worth u each
Of these foods aud mix them than TO buy
two dollars worth Of either one. A
good sized COW should digest each dag
food enough 10 contain g. pounds uf
protein, ~ pounds of carbohydrates
aud pound Of tat, ur more IN the
same proportion. a portion OF this may
DO fcd in the form OF hay, fodder or On.
hllgc, but tho grain isn-cdcd 10 give
tho ration strength without adding too
much TO IL, bulk.
Tho problem is 20 bug tho rrlins that
bring most TO tho farm Tor ilic money.
II man buys cotton seed meal or hn.
seed meal ho would DO foolish 20 feed IL
with the came measure used in feeding
cornmcal or bran Six pounds OF com.
monl might hayo the best eject on cow
II fed with clover hay, while six pounds
OF cotton seed meal. costing the same
money. might kill her, because II would
supply too much protein. We doubt II
It will pay amy farmer tu feed heavily OF
concentrated fools unless he b. willing
10 give up the "forkful" and quart sys.
tom and fecd By the scales with the idea
Of giving 30 many pounds Of lat protein
and carbohydrates 10 each animal In
stead of 10 much "hay and grain.
Tables Of analyses arc now easily ob,
tanned aud the farmer can figure thopi
out In those times Of high prices II
will pay any farmer 10 figure on thu.
matter. Too many farmers arc buying
commoal for protein, which Is just
abou, rs economical ~ buying sawed
and planned lumber for lircwo0l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25
BACK VOLUMES
10Y IuE-
DESERET WEEKLY.

Tho sixth volume Of tho DESERT
WEEKLY in tho present form IL
now bound. a limited number Of
copies OF those aiS volumes can boz oh.
tanned at tho Drsrnrr NEWS once,
salt Lake city, In bound form a;s1.OO
por volume. It Is tho best history OF
current events to 10 obtained, aud by
far tho cheapest, aud tho time Ia 40.
i,r distant whom they will be eagerly
sought anur by students of history,
anxious to be informed OF tho stirring
events which have trhn,pIrod within
thopaatthroo ycars-ihe most interest.
ing period Of tho history u tho Lat
tcr.day Saints. Every person who
can afford /, should secure thos,
volumes while they arc to DO had
for future reference, and especially
should they be obtained Tor every
SUNDAY School, improvement Also.
citation and Ward library. Apply
carly to make sure " getting them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-25

Notice NJ time aud place for The hcarisE o.
potion i0r admission 10 probate Ut viii.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-02-07
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-02-07

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-08

The HuRLISa OF THE RoCKs.-It is quite
probable ihW g 'vcrnor Tiilmau will speak
In Gneenville on the 10th instant. The
friends OF Governor 1illman are anxious to
have him sreak there, aud are making IN
effort to arrange for goueral opening gun
OF the campaign. 1t is understood thst
among the speakers invitel to be present
are: Governor Tillman, Ex-Governor j. G..
Sheppard, Col. James L. Orr, Lieutenant
Governor Gary aud Mr.. Robert Aidrich, Of
B'rnwell, whom Dir. Orr denominated as
6. nspioious hauger-on 10 Tillman's coat-tail.
NTH all of these heavy weights st the
MEETING It Is likely that there will be an
exceedingly lively debate. The Greenville
T,i'mani cs claim that the Administration
friends om the adjoining counties will be
present give Governor Tillman Q rousing
receptio'. 1t is not known hero whether
the nominees OF the Conservative Democracy
Will eccept the invitations. In either event
Governor Til'man will relieve himself Of q
pockeful Of stones he has in readiness for
campaign purposes.