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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-02

Elizabeth Fry once compiled set of
six capital rules for those who want tc
live simple, earnest, useful life. They
are as follows, l. Never lose any time.
do not think that lost which is spent in
amusement or recreation every day; but
always be in the habit of being employed.
2. Never err the least in truth. 3. Never
say an ill thing of person when thou
canst say good thing of him. Not only
speak charitably, but feel So 4. Never
be irritable or unkind to anybody 5.
Never indulge myself in Injuries that
are not necessary. 6 Do all things with
consideration, and when thy path to act
right is difficult. put confidence in thar
Power alone which is able TO assist thee,
and exer. thine own powers as far as
they go
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-02
GENERAL ITEMS.
Excursions TO California.

Weekly excursions leave St Louis
every Thursday evening at S:35 and
arrive at San Francisco at 1918 D. m
the following Monday. These trains
are equipped with the famous Pull
man t, urist sleeping cars which run
through to San Francisco without
change. Price of double berth only
1910 for the entire journey.
The route is ria the Wabash, Rock
Island, Denver q Rio Grande and
Southern Pacitic-the scenic line ut
tue world. For rates TO all points in
the west, northwest and southwest.
map folders. etc, see nearest ticket
agent or write to +. H. Cristram. CEN
trial passenger agent, Pittsburg, Pa
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-02
Til. Cnt MAY Enjoy the Picnic

"Metaphorically speaking, you can
never tell how the cat will jump in that
household"
"lf it was a sensible cat it would jump
out of the window, | should think, when
they start one of THEN little family ar
guments. Epoch.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-02

A good test Of a man is to take him
from big town and put him in little
one. II he does not boast that he came
from larger town and insinuate that
the people in the little town are green
horns, he has the future elements of
useful man IN his makeup.-Atchison
Glnha
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-02
WEBSTER BRUCE.

OFFICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

~" Don't fail to read our double column
advertisement printed elsewhere in this paper.
No supply for the Holidays is more season.
able than an enjoyable quantity of pure
Nhlskey. In this and all respects we have
undoubtedly fine and reliable goods.
JAMES CLARK q Co,
% Baltimore street,
Dec 10 Cumberland, Md
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-02

mo, says Mrs Sharp to her husband
you can not fool me; it was ocIoei
this morning when you came home.
Now, Mary, it was surely not late:
than 10 o'clock"
Il say no; for l was awake when you
came and looked at my watch and it was
just l o'clock"
We'll, all right, Mary, if you believe
your old nickel plated 50 cent watch
more than you do me / have nothing
further to say"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-02

The Utility OF Diffidence -" Blusher ia
the most bashful man l ever knew
well, how on earth did he ever come to
get married." He was too tashful to
refuse "-PUrk
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-02

II odorless whisky could only be fol.
lowed by odorless onions, odorless
cheese, Sodorless politics, and odorless
divorce cases, the world would feel COM
pensated.-Kansas City Journal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-04-02
OUR TRUNK AND sATCHEL DEPARTMENT.

With feelings of pride call special this epar
that it is uneXCeled anywhere Here find beautiful Trunk
up, Satchcls from the finest to the cheapest.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-07-02
La America , 81 I de Julio.

La America y ei 4 de Julio.
EscTito para Ia Voc.
aNuestras costumbres se suavi-
zan cada dia, la iiIantropIa Gamma
q nuevas conquistas, sc esta pre-
parando una Iegislzci6n que conci
lizard, en- cuantO permita nuestra
epoca, los intereses de Ia sOciedad
cOmun con el resto de Ia hnmani
dad."-De MarIiguac.
sNo hsy derecho contra el dere
ch0.r--Bossuet.
Ia America que vemOs hoy tai
hermOsa y tan fioreciente, progre
sando cada dia 4 Ia sombra de 81
libertad, fue IN tempo esclavs
Mandaron en- sus puestos ohcials
ingleses, los gobernsdores reins
ban en- las ciudades; nm parlamen
TO ingles les imponia leyes, y decl
dia en- Londres de 81 industria, d
su fortuna y de 50 vida. Lleg
un dIa eli que fatigado Ell puebl
de su esclavitud. corrI6 1 las al
mas, y tomando al mundo por tel
tigo dc Ia dlgnidad do So causa,
pregunt6 81 era justo que uno
hombres de todas naciones, echs
dos por el ylento de la adyersida
en- aqueIlas vastas soledades, dor
de Sc habla creado una patrIa, fa'
cen condenados A Ilevar laH cad
mss de In Eoropai y que 81 las leys
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-07-02
IDA De GLORIA!
Celebration del "A'' de julio
en- Las Vegas.
BaIo los Auspici0s del PartldO
del Pueblo Undo.

BaIo los AuspiciOs del PartldO
del Pueblo Undo.
ri slguiente es el prcgrama do los
actos qas Sc verifcaran el Lanes
pr6ximo, en- honor del aniversario
de nuestra emancipation del yugo
opresor:
AL as0mar el alba 30 dara
con cahones el salud0 naci0nal,
disparando tantas veces como es-
tados soberanos hay en- In union.
A las 0: 80 q. M, se verifca.
I'd Ia gran procession, formdndcse
al pie de Ia Iona, al ponients de Ia
Casa dc Cortes, (Calle Macdonald,
en- 81 orden siguiente: Banda de
mdsica, compafiss de Bomberos y
escaleras, sociedades mllitares y
vivicas, cficiales de COndado y
ciudad, ciudadanos en- carruaje. q
caballo ) api6. De la calle men
cionada desfilara Ia marcha por la
Plaza calle del Pnente Y Blanchard
hasta Ia esquina do Ia ealie Ga, de
ALL al norte hasta Ia calle Inter
ocean; dc ALI por Ia Ultima calle
hasta Ia del Puente, entrando pog
Ia Plaza otra vez y siguiendo poi
Ia calle Pacifco, Santa Ana, y
Avenida Nnevo Mexico hasta lle'
gar & Ia calle Nacional; de allI en-
Itrando de nueyO por Ia plaza y 10
mando Ia Gale Psci6co, hacia e
sur hasta donde Sc junta esta cor
la de Gonzales, por Ia cual regre
SARA al Park. donde Sc leera ur
sinopsis de Ia Declaration do In
dependencia, por Don Enrique II
Salazar; despu6s de 10 cual habrs
ascenci6n de globos.
A Ia 1:30 de la tarde se pronun
ciaran, desde un plataforma cons
truidO 4 prop6sito, en- la Plaza
discursOs en- honor del glorios'
evento, pOr los senores yeeder
Long en- I'll idioma ingles, y los 90
nores Aniceto G. Abeytia, Fell
Martinez ' Chas. F. Rudulph, e
espahOl.
Concludes los discursos habr
carreras de api6, con carretas d
mano, de hombres gordos, etc
en- las que tomaran parte to
dos los que deseen, siendo 10
victOliOsOs 9creedores q IN pr
milo.
A las 7:3O de Ia tarde, gran pro
ceei6n con antorchss, concluyeT
do con una magni6ca vista d
faegos artificiales.
Il II banda de mdsica de Las "
gas, dar& IN concerto en- el Pai
a las 7 p. m, la vispera del dia 4
} estarS en- atendencia durante tod
Ia celebTaci6n del dla.
Sc han mandado correos especi
i, les con el fin deinvitar a todos ID
4 precintos del condado, y segdn l.
indicaciones, nos veremos hOnr
3 dos en- ese dis con la mas grand
muehedumbrs de visitantes qu
: jamas he habido en- Las Vegas.
venga unol vengan todosl y g.
temos una y mil veces lque VII
Ia PatrisI lQue viva el pueblol
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-07-02
Ia 7IENDA DEL AGUILA,
EfectOs
ssss Nuevos,
EfectOs
NuevOs,
SO, $3.50 Y SIS,

al alto pneso en- N hechua es aun nantendo
yesdo por por cns vd hubea tendo
pagr haa 1880 mas cada vsdo Per los signentes
tavos vesido Nnos que ven 435O po s5 Vestdos de
muchachos que vaen $500 po $500 Vesdcs do muchacho que
mnchachO vaen 30 cenay0s poF
90 Zaaos que $500 el0 Somreros de
paa para muchachos que 20 por 40 Cmss Bancas
he hombre 30 cenavos Camsas de D0m de
hombe que eO por cntavos Camsas dc hombre des
billie que por 80 Cansas de planch de hombe
que vaen s 5 po rs cenavo de muchacho
vaen rs M No ovdn Odos eos son nueyos
compado pmav No tencmos veos efectos ALMA
The state capital., 1892-10-08

y
20 of the Second Baptist church.-A
nj. E. members are rejoicing over the
return of l. ev. I. N Gordon for another
year Rev. Helm of Peoria, occupied
the pulpit at the Second Baptist church
Sabbath morning.-hlrs. Mary Wash
iugton was aroused one day last week
by some one rapping at her door and
opening the door she saw her son who
she had not seen for several years and
so rejoiced was she, that she felt like
one newly converted. 1. N. Cor
don went to st. David on the "a to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Callie VIM
ston ON the 25th. He arrived home on
the following Tuesday and was met by
a host OF friends who had gathered to
celebrate his 16th,wedding anniversary
which was on the 9th and while he
was yet at the supper table large con-
course OF members and friends greeted
the Elder and wife bringing many val
liable presents. A large freezer OF ice
cream and three large cakes were
brought in which would make the
mouth of any one drip like cider
press. All ate hearty after which the
Elder made a speech in which he ad-
vised the young ladies not get married
unless they wanted their names chang
ed. TATTLER.
The state capital., 1892-10-08
he AfrO-American

The Afro-American vot, rs of
Alexander County, have it in their
power to elect A. A. Martin, Coro-
ner of Cairo, and in the event OF
his defeat, the responsibility will
fall upon the shoulders of the col
ored voters of that community, to
their discredit. 1t is fact that
colored men en- masse will not sup
port one of their own color for an
elective office. 1t is claimed by
influential Afro-Americans that
they themselves defeated John
Gladney for Coroner tour years ago
Now be men and elect A. A. Martir
who is representative man II
every particular.
The state capital., 1892-10-08
SHAWNEETOWN.

Mrs. Lizzie Higgins has gone to st. Louis,
Mo-. and Miss Melvina Forester for Terre
Haute, Ind.-At this writing Guy Ellis is very
in. and g. W. Lee is on the sick list.-Mrs. d.
Griffin departed this life Sept. both, leaving
five children, husband, sister and other rela-
tiyes to mourn her loss. Rev. o. s. Grandson
of Morgansfeld, KY, conducted her funeral
services at the Free Will church on Oct. 1st.-
Rev John Perry of Corydon, KY, preached at
the Free VIII church last Saturday and Sunday
nichts.-Rev S. l.. Moore, formerly of Mon
mouth, preached at the III. B. church on last
Sunday and received an addition to the church
Mrs Nancy Ward, Miss Bette Wilson and
Mrs. Adde McCallister left this week for St.
Louis to attend the exposition.-Mrs. Hulda
Morrison Is on the sick list-Mrs. Thos. Street
has left for Vincennes, Ind, to visit friends
Miss Jennie Smith opened her district school
last Monday.-Mr Jerry Smith is in the city at
present writing from Equality.-Mr. Thomas
Graham is suffering with very sore foot that
he hal the misfortune of MASKING sometime
ago.-B.
The state capital., 1892-10-08

The Mattoon Gazette,
Of Cole county has the following
about S. v. Casey who is going
about the state in the interest of
Judge Altgeld the democratic can
didate for governor. We only give
the best Of his remarks and sone
Of his conduct which this paper
states, and if true, Mr.. Casey is not
only iniuring himself but the cause
he represents. The intelligent col
ored voters must be approached by
decent and reputable argument and
facts. Whisky, and misconduct
does not supplant decency among
our race.
Tbe Commercial talks Of the "dlscourteous s.
treatment Of the Hon. Samuel NJ Casey. Casey
strnck town and got billing drunk, he lay
arnnnd "a the streets with his pants unbotlon
ed NJ went around and vomited on Messef
manure pile. he went to Harye Slnsaoaugi
and asked permission to sleep of his Jag
the stable. and when he got upon his platlo[ll
he was SO drunk he could haadly stand. wa
Etsey entitled to couI teous treatmcntE Ha'
IL not been for the howl it would have raise'
he would have been placed in the calipoos
eaaly in the dfteroon- The Mattoon Gazette
The state capital., 1892-10-08
ALEXANDER A. MARTIN,
Choice of Alexander
County Republicans
for Coroner.
The Leading Colored
Politician of that
Community.
The White Republicans Will
Support Him to Man.

We present to our reader an ex-
cellent cut and short sketch of Mr..
A. A. Martin the Republican CAR
didate for county coroner OF
Alexander county. A young man
Of ability, integrity popularity and
push. We are confident that he
will poll tho entire party vote and
be elected. The CAPITAL bespeaks
for him higher and grander honor
yet to come. We wish him and the
entire county ticket success.
ALEX. A. MARTIN The subject
of this sketch, Alexander A. Martin
was born June the 4th 1857, in Nash
Vile, Tenn. At the age of eight he en-.
tered the public school and remained
until he was twelve, then went on the
river as an apprentice to a baker and
after several years dilligent work and
study, became an excellent pastry
cook and baker while yet quite boy.
He next accepted a position as pan
washer on palace steamer under
famous cook, there he became saturat-
ed with thorough knowledge of cook
cry, which he had taught from child.
hara ord with strong ambition soon
e heard onicient. He was mon while
hese black ID at the aGa-whd lrs
n17isai1ushing with boyish diffidence,
he had the austerity and assurance OF
4 man taking up its cares and duties
IS il he had known them life time. His
,ver readiness i'm debate and prompt
ness in acting as we'll as his business
capacities, are wonderful. Mr. Martin
received a common school education at
IN early age, but has always claimed
TO be student. At the age of " in '79
he was married to Miss Augusta Ad-
ANS of Cairo; this ofcourse, added COM
fort and fortune to his life. After his
he migrated to the great
northwest and engaged in the hotel
and restaurant business; in this he
made money and also nodded lasting
for himself. He has held
many positions of trust and has always
proved his capabilities. He has
held his present position as chief cook
and steward of the Halliday House of
this city for the past eight years and
enjoys the respect and confidence of all
who know him.
The state capital., 1892-10-08
A POLITICAL DISCUSSION

On Saturday night at the court
house, at p. M, there will be po-
litcal discussion on the issues upon
which the two great parties stand
divided. The disputants are Mr..
Lincoln Nelson, a young colored
democrat Of this city and Walter T..
Casey, colored Republican and
president Of the Young Mems Fifer
Republican club Of this city. There
has been great deal Of interest
manifested in tho debate and q
good time is in store for those who
attend. The Monumental Band
will furnish music for the occasion
and the Fifer Republican club will
be out in full uniform.
The state capital., 1892-10-08

There is Negro in a certain town in
Alabama who says that he would
rather be dog in the ranks OF the Rec
pubiicans than king in the ranks OF
the democratic party Now this very
same Negro will vote for thild party
denocrat Tor Congress. He is called
one Of the shrewdest Republicans In
the State. The sooner such ''scabs up
on the body politic,' like he are out o.
the way, the better it will be for the
race. The Agitator.
That's nothing, Mr.. Agitator; We
have q case in Illinois that Will
surpass that: A very promlnen
colored divine once said that if tn
nDevilwas Oh the Republican Tick
ct and God was on tho democratic
ticket, he would vote for the devil
And this same man is still at large
The state capital., 1892-10-08
DECATUR.

A. Cecil of Bloomington spent Sunday in the
city with his best girl.--Miss Emma Boyd
of St. Louis is in the city visiting friends.
Sallie Love and John Harper were visiting
friends and relatives at Macomb Sunday
The marriage of Miss WillieA Kinney and
John Moore was solemnized at the residence OF
of the brides mother last Wednesday O'Clock
Rev. Harvey officiating. '. Laura White is
teaching school lin southern Illinois
Ed Phoenix formerly of this city, is here
visiting his parents. Officer William was al
Peoria last week attending the fair Emma
Blue who has been sick for about two
months, is improving. Misses Tansy and
Bette Long are on the sick list. .Ionia Bunch
has gone for a two weeks stay with her parents
in Chillicothe, o.
The state capital., 1892-10-08

The water-works system of Law
renee, is i'm charge of Afro-Americans
f++t
An Afro-American league was formed
three weeks ago at Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The True Reformers have more than
$250.OOO deposited in their bank at
Richmond, Va.
Geo. w. Gable has exchanged the
editorship of the Republican Line for
the schoolmaster's desk.
~
Clothes-washing contest was novel
attraction at church picnic at West
minister, Md, recently.
~
J. E.. Benson of Cleveland, O., has
been appointed one of the State Trus'
tees of the Ohio University at Athens by
Governor Mckinley.
-
Miss Halle @. Brown. the elocution
ist. has accepted the position of princi
pal of the Normal Industrial School IL
Tuskegee, Ala.
John G. Whittier, the Quaker poe
who died Sept. 8th left bequest to th
Hampton, Va, Normal and Agricultu
raj Institute.
Miss Mary E. Summerville receive
a salary of 81 800 per annum as pr
yate secretary for John r.. Lyncf
Fourth Auditor of the treasury.
The state capital., 1892-10-08

The Announcements Of Cairo
have nothing to complain OF con-
corning recognition at the hands OF
the party leaders Of that section OF
the state. They have Jared better
than their brothers in any other
norton Of Illinois. They have a
colored man on the cou ty ticket
Tor coroner, one policeman on the
Iity force, three colored men en-
Iployed BY the Zone cons able,
and half Of the letter carriers are
dolored. Postmaster Woods has
done more in this respect than any
other man in the party for the Inn
1t placed at his disposal. Now i
behooves our brothers to stand by
the party to man II the coming
election and see that the ticket Ii
triumphantly elected.
The state capital., 1892-10-08
6x<25y|' 2fAgEZ} Bzs;ssN~
S(SH,ks1t77lzs5' ~ VIZ
ALTON. Ill.

The Emancipation Proclamation Celebration
took place Sept 9th at the u. B. f. hail. Mr..
G. W. Cross delivered the principal address
for the occasion, followed by Mr.. w. A. Ashton
who spoke with good effect. Music appropri-
ate for the occasion was rendered by Hunters
Cornet band Miss Lena Lewis of this city
and Rev. Scott of Texas, will be married We'd
nesday Oct 5th at the Union Baptist church,
Mrs. Bernard was the guest of friends in
Springfield last week Mrs. Dates went to
St. Louis Tuesday morning to attend the Vel
Prophets :. There will be a Republican rally
Tuesday night. Hon. f. Shumaker will speak
at the city hall on the political issues of the
day
The state capital., 1892-10-08
BLUFF LINE.

Genl Man'g FL. A. Fisher OF the POpu
lar Bluff r r. has added additional train
service over this line, they now have four
trains between Springfield and Alton,
two each way. This new arrangement
gives both a morning and evening con-
nection out of St. Louis to all Of their
PORTS, and gives an additional train to
and from Alton. For picnics and excur-
sion parties for one day seeking =. breeze e;n
and comfort this is one of the most de-
ightful routes in radius OF. 81 50 ., Or he 20
miles which only consumes two 10 three
hours before the sun beams down her IN
tense heat. They have also arranged go
that excellent time can be made to their
summer resorts especially Clifton Ter
FACE and Piasa Bluffs. Two new and plc~
tmrenue scenerles. Ticket office Wa
b sh depot.
The state capital., 1892-10-08
a SAMPLE OF DEMOCRACY

WATsEKA, Ill.-While the Silver
Bow Speciality company (this is coli
ored company was parading the street
here Friday noon, the leader, MIR J r
Goodman accidently broke one of the
incandescent light globes and was fin
ed So by democratic official. Ben
Hooper. Mr.. Goodman was not
notified but simply arrested and robb-
ed. The public considers it an outrage.
The state capital., 1892-10-08
HILLSBORO, ILL.

Mr.. w. H. Jones is gaining strength. w
had near five hundred visitors at the Republi-
can rally last Wednesday night. We hope to
have large crowd in attendance at the rally
ON next Thursday night Oct. 18th. :. The Bap-
tist Sunday school is practicing for bible DAY
the second Sunday in November Uncle Jim
Howell had very hard spell on the street last
Tuesday r. G. Lively is on the sick list this
week. Mrs A. Landers takes trip to st
Louis this week. y. D. l..
The state capital., 1892-10-08
BRAIDWOOD, ILL.

The new Republican club was organized with
the following officers
President, M. j. Taylor.
Vice PRESIDENT. W. Williams.
Secretary,-R. johnson.
Rev. L. Landes of St. Louis preached to a
large audience last Sabbath i. Annie Early
will visit in Joliet for two weeks. We wish
her pleasant stay Mrs. Henson has return
ed home after aweek's visit in Joliet. The
entertainment that was given on the 1st under
the auspices of the Masonic Lodge was quite q
success. The Republican Glee club held q
meeting on the Sd and committees were ap-
pointed to make arrangements to attend the
rally at Coal City on the 4th where Gov. Fifel
is to speak.
The state capital., 1892-10-08
MORE, WE DoSNoT ASK;
He has a Grievance against q brute
Frearless and Independent
Newspaper, and claims that
The Press is Powerless to
Check the Immoralities
Of wrong doers-It is
Forcible If not
Eloquent.

Noticing in the columns of your es.
teemed paper of recent date, personal
letter written long since by one Mrs.
Clara Taylor to her usband, wish tC
remark, that no one need complain. .O1
the number and prize of AfroAmerican
newspapers at the present. time Their
editorial stats and literary contents
are immeasurably better than ever be-
fore. But there seems recently and
suddenly to have been developed an
enterprise, confined almost exclu.
siveIy to,their columns. We find re-
porters engaged in exploring and pub.
fishing private piques and jars, receiv.
ing and circulating whatever they can
procure from others Or invent themselv'
es: and some even take strange pleas
ure i'm publishing such important news
as a Quarrel between husband and
wife. the love affairs of our children, or
the misplaced confidence OF young la
dies. This to my mind does not COM
pare well with the dignity of great
fl mily newspaper, and regret to see
the Capital falling into this bad way
Tie irregularities il human life, refer,
ed to, are private and local in their
nature. The Capital will find it diff
cult indeed to convince an intelligent
and appreciative public, that such
matters are worthy of their considera'
ton. The sad condition of domestic
affairs which is discovered here and
there, cannot be remedied from without
the family circle. The solution must
come from within. While temptation
| in thousand forms may lurk in the
pathway of married life; yet the power
to resist the tempter in whatever
guise he may appear, must come from
higher source than fear of newspaper
exposure, or even OF human law. Hell
must come from the individual exercise
of an intelligent will-power. determin'
ed to maintain the cause of virtue; il
must come from well instructed ant
trained conscience, ever going for tht
strength to those great fountains o
power; purified heart within, and from
the Holy God above.
Now Mr.. Editor, while / have never
had the least inclination to arrogate tt
myself the office of guide or instructor
of the press, yet, were / permitted tx
make humble suggestion, I woulc
have no hesitancy lin saying, that. Gyol
should exclude frop the columns of th'
G. Gapital, such e2 Sasntf tf1enal lssts7i =
made. think y noble effort would
be supported by q healthy public sentf
ment everywhere. ]and believe people
would without regard to race or sect
g g.adly subscribe for such an in
telligent, decent, honest and reputable
This is my idealof clean journalism,
which, Lean conceive OF no
higher type.
THEODORE w. JONES,
2221 Cottage Grove ave-,
Chicago, I'll.
The state capital., 1892-10-08
! Il Aa.oel1e

- Nh
q desk in Secretary Of State Pear
sons Office. will speak in the fol.
lowing places this month:
Cairo on the Sth; Murphysboro
on the 10th; Carbondale IL; Du-
Quoin 18th; Centralia, 18th; Gibson
City Gath.
MIR. Wright is a good forcible
and logical speaker and the people
will enjoy good talk in turning
out to hear him.