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NEwSY NOTES.

From the Oakland Ropublcau.
Mrs. Mary Hammond, Of New.
burg, who has been visiting at A.
ID. MAYORS fer some time, departed
for her homo Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Thomas, of King.
wood, representing the Homo Lifo
Insurance Co., OF New York, was
IN Oakland Tuesday.
Rev. A. Il. Rohrbaugh, of Rowlos.
burg, filled the pplpitin st. .Paul's
NJ. r.. Church Sunday morning and
evening and delivered very fino sor.
mons at both services.
Rev. Geo. w. Kcpler will 90 to
Rowlesburg next Tuesday and con-
duct appropriate services commem.
Grating the T3rd anniversary Of the
founding Of Odd Fellowship.
Deputy Collector Sinccll inform.
ed us, last week that he weighed
nearly one hundred thousand
pounds OF maple sugar during his
recent visit to the sugar districts Of
Garrett county.
The Elkins, w. Va, National
Bank building, a very handsome az
well ms substantial structure, ia
completed, and the institution was
opened for business OH Saturday,
the End inst. The structure ia
32x80 feet, is two stories with man
sard roof and built of native blue
stone from the Hsddix quarries.
owned by the company on the limo
of the West Virginia Central rail-
road.
A company composed Of one hum
drcd and twenty sportsmen Of Pitts
burgh have leased Lake Browning
for term of twenty years at n con-
sideration of $1,000. They will
erect several cottages for their con-
yenionce.
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labor. You and your follow en-
migrants degrade wages to the
European minimum of compcnsa-
ton. and tho Columbian laborcr
can I help it. And yet great is tho
hallclujah talk IN Columbia about
protection to working men. and
eloquent the appeals to passion, To
prejudice and pride, to stir them
up in holy horror Mt the sight of
European pauper labor 1000 miles
away This same detested pauper
labor of Europe is all right in
Columbia, all right for the capital
lists of Bogota as long as it can be
converted in less than months
time into the protected labor Of
that great country.
A. W. FREDERICK,
LODGE, CAL, April Z, 1892.
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MAY FORECAST, 1899.
lBY 7. II. SWIFTLY

May will be very fluctuating
between warm and cool waves, sun
shine and suows, calms and local
atmospheric storms. At the open
ing of the month the temperature
will be very cool with frost north.
ward. and locally in many places in
middle sections.
About the Sd reaction OF weather
conditions, with increasing temper
ature to the 9Th or 9th. when n
storm wave will start in the west
and reach middle sections the 9th
accompanied with rain. a change
of temperature will follow with n
very cool wave behind the distur-
bance, frostlng in many places, both
north and in middle sections. a
reaction of temperature will start
about the 9th and grow warm TO
the next disturbed period which
will start about the llth and will
be much aggravated. About this
time electric showers will be an
accompaniment of rain waves, and
both on the north and south side of
rain areas cyclones and hurricanes
may be anticipated, and those who
live in those storm areas, should
abserve due caution for their own
safety. About the 10Th warm
wave will generally make itself felt
forming large areas Of atmospheric
depressions preparatory to an intcn-
sitied storm wave starting, which
centers the l1th and Will be general
all over the country, manifcsting
itself in some form Of Mcleorologl-
cal disturbances, as rain, hail. clee-
trIc showers, hurricanes, and
cyclones. The latter are developed
by local and meteorological condi-
| tions. The disturbance will run
its course in western and middle
sections about the 18th or 10th. a
very cool wave will follow with
probably light frosts in many
places. On reaction of tempera-
ture light showers will follow about
the 23rd. The last storm period
runs from the 9th to the Both,
ccntering on the Goth. The month
will end very cool. Rain will be
experienced at all the periods aud
dates given or those touching.
Venus moves the storm vehicle of
the month, and from his clectl ic
action many storms and cyclones
occur. Watch the dates gwen,
they arc most likely to occur then.
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ITEMS OF INTER EST.

From the Terra Alta Oracle.
George W. Burke moved to Elk
Garden tins week.
The Terra Alta Hotel is now i'm
the hands of plasterers and painters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Lakin are
visiting relatives at Huntington this
week. They will return Friday.
Jackson Garner has moved on the
farm of l.. p. White, near town.
recently purchased Of G.. w. Burke.
Two of James ID. Beuson's chill
diem are very low with diphtheria.
DIR. j. b. Fo2le is the attending
physician.
Miss Lou Wilson, a charming
young lady of Pittsburgh, Pa, is
in Terra Alta, the guest of Mrs.
Smith Forman.
John NJ. Crane, of Kingwood,
accompanied by his charming wife,
spent Wednesday with friends in
Terra Alta.
Miss Maggie O'Bricn, who has
been in this county for several
weeks visiting friends and relatives,
returned to her home in Allegheny
City on Monday.
Mrs. Staley Shaw, who has had
a long and dangerous attack of in
flammatory rheumatism, IS little
better at this writing.
The cornerstone Of the new
bank was laid on Wednesday, and
the work will now be pushed for
ward in spite Of the bad weather.
VIM. NJ. Schacffer has sold two
lots in the west end Of town to Hon.
John z. Jones, and one lot to Oscar
limbaugh. They will both i'm
prove them by erecting dwelling
houses thereon.
A detachment Of the Salvation
Army, numbering seventeen, passed
through here on Tuesday. They
gave an entertainment at Oakland
on Monday en- route to OHIO.
g. 9. Crane and sister. Miss Jen.
ME, left OIL Friday last for Wheel
ing, ghere Miss Jennie will remain
for some time under the treatment
Of DR.. Hattie B. Jones. Chester
returned OF Monday.
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OSCILLATION.
rnE FIFsr kISs.

TnE ftfsr KISS.
There's nothing half So sweet. I ween-
So full of perfect bliss .
As when two fond hearts melt In one,
In loves first shrinking Kiss.
ruK SOCIETY KISS.
When two society ladies kiss
They make no fuss or show.
Their lips meet. hut with no more noise =.
Than flakes Of falling snow.
rmE sroLES KISS.
Forbidden fruit Is always sweet.
don't know just why this is
But one sweet stolen kiss l. worth
hundred other kisses.
TAR vULGAl KISS.
when illbred women m Get and kiss,
And chin" for half day.
Their ''riz-biz whiz .loop" can be heard
mile or two away.
THE Jay" KISS.
When Mandy Jane rccllneS her head
On Zekc's rolled gold shirt stud
Their kissing's like the noise cow
Makes walking through soft mud.
Exchange.
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THE OLD CRADLE.

I'm baniShed to tho CARROT now:
My busy days are o'er;
Within my sheltcrng embrace
The babies sleep no more.
M more, az Ina the bygone hours,
Ny drowsy beat keeps time
In-ratient. sleepy monotone
with the old nursery rhyme.
"EocK-ARyE, nARY. on riE TREK Tor;
WHEN TnB WIND BLOWS TnE CRADLE wIIL ROCK.
The last rays of the setting sun
Slant through the windows small
They light the garret's dusky rooin,
And on my head they fall.
Along their level bars OF gold
Old pictures come and GO;
Again hear the mothers voice
Singing soft and low,
ROCK A-BYE. BABY, on TnE TREE TOR;
WHEN THE WIND blows TuK CRADLE WILL locK -
All me! where once the baby heads
The downy pillow pressed.
Within my ample o3ken hood
The spider has her nest
Empty. forgotten, and alone.
useless thing ami.
The last words OF the quaint old song
Fall like parting sighs-
''wHEs THE BouGn BEEAKs THE CRADLE WILL FALL
DOWN WILL 90 BABY AND CRADLE AND ALL"
Harpcr's Bazaar.
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Representative Springer's bill for
an international monetary confer
euce, which is considered TO be
very important measure, has been
referred by the committee on For
eign Affairs to tho sub committee
consisting Of Representatives Ray
ner, Of Maryland Hooker, Of
Mississippi ; and llaruer, Of Penn
sylyania.
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"The candidates are becoming
too numerous TO mention in the
columns of tho JOUrRal," said a
District Boss, who was in q talka-
tive mood on Saturday afternoon.
"The county is full of 'em, ana if
the rush keeps up there will be
scarcely standing room by primary
day. The Ring Masters have re-
ccived a larger supply than they
advertised for, and they are in II
quandary as to how they arc to dis
pose Of the surplus. 1t will be
much harder to get away with than
the Democratic surplus left at
Washington when Grover moved
ont. 1t did not take us long to
reduce that surplus to IL deficiency
when we commenced to scatter it
out where it would do the most
good. You see the .TouyuaI has
always been firm believer in q
high protective tariff, and during
this campaign it has given the boys
practical lesson in a high tariff fee
Tor announcement to the highest
notch, and it has made the tariff fee
for putting your candidate into
office prohibitory, which will cause
a slight deficiency in the average
candidates leather wallet when the
last ballot is counted and he finds
himself sitting on the fence as the
successful candidate passes by,"
and the d. b. suggested TO Harry
Potter and George Williams the
necessity Of n,venting q self-con.
soling and soothing machine for
dcfehted candidates.
GLOW is the campaign running ?"
] asked. "You stand close 70 the
elbow Of the machine that grinds
out candidates to the image and
likeness Of the Bosses"
"Ah, there's the rub ! have put
in q solid week consulting with Boss
David Observation-Disclosures and
every time We make out the ticket
he is seized with sudden jerkness
Of the whence, and is sot back on
the don't-go- go-with.the. people. 1t is
killing Dave by inches, and he has
= look that reminds You of the high
protective tariff infant industries Of
the Banner County, which are IN
such a sickly and puny condition
from an overdose Of Protection.
have engaged Drs. Brown and
Michael to diagnosis his case and
see il they can't do something to
reduce the heavy load Of carrying
the Republican party on his shoul-
ders. This is his only salvation to
pull through" and IL was noticed
by those listening to the ID. B. that
he was greatly distressed at the
thoughts Of an carly collapse Of his
Chief.
Weather Prophet Smith, who was
an interested listener, remarked that
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The administration having made
a fzzle of its attempt to negotiate a
reciprocity treaty with Mexico the
House committee on Foreign Affairs
believing that geographical loca-
ton, similarity Of Institutions. and
community Of commercial interests
would seem to justify every reason
able effort to promote close trade
relations" has reported favOrably a
resolution providing for an intcrna-
tional commission. three mem bers
to be appointed by each Govern
ment, to negotiate a reciprocity
treaty.
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DIRECTORY.
State officials.

Governor-A. Brooks Fleming. Marion County
Secretary of state-w. n. ohiey Marion 90.
Asditor- Patrick r. Duffy, Webster Co.
TreAsurer-Wiiliam r. Thompson, Cubcil Co
Attorney Geueral-Alfrcd Caldwell. Ohio Co.
Asst. Attorney ;en1-O. u. Cook. Ohio county
snpt. of Schools-B. 5. Morgan, Mononsalia
unity.
AiJutant General-B ". Oxley. Kama wha CO.
State Librarian Charles Hzgan. Marion GO.
4. S Marshal--H. =. White. Marshall county
Private sec'y to Gov.--.Jas. Ewing, Ohio county
Chief clcrk Auditors Ohcc-wn. \. Cracratt.
go Sec'y states Ofice-B w Taylor
Snpt. schools - Il. +. Cork.
Treasurcr's - -RT .IIcrnton
f'f ' Adit Gems a. -rhoS j Grass.
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On the West Virginia Central
railway is q station called Harrison.
IS train last week approached tho
place the brakeman opened tho door
and yelled " Harrison ncxt ="
"Bot YOU 90 to 10 he isn't" shouted
au enthusiastic Democrat, 40 bo
jumped up and grabbed for BIS
,pocketbook .-Elkins .News.
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THE LOUNGER.

The District Boss Sets His Tongue
to Wagging and Tells what lie
Knows About the Inside Working
of the Machine.
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""N'NNVI -
J :. PERKINS,
f.. SCoTT FELTON,.

The above ticket is officially
stamped. 1t is a through ticket
and allows no stop offs"
"Then Bob Hollis, Lee Shaw and
Jim Lenhart arc merely travelling
around over the county to get ac.
quainted with tho people and kiss
the babies, with no intention OF
capturing the Sheriifalty ?"
Oh, yes, they will be tried and
acquitted Of an assault and battery
on the Shcriffalty. We intend to
let them off easy this time"
"And Senator Worley, John p.
Jones, DR.. II. r. Lanham and F..
Nj. Huffman are to be deprived OF
the pleasure of visiting Charleston
and getting acquainted with rail
road officials at the expense of the
people 20
"Just so. We need them at
home, and need 'em badly. They
vote right and shout heroically, and
are always equal to the emergency.
There IS some danger that the post
offices will need watching, and no
better men can be selected to fight
for 'en."
els it also decreed that John II.
Feather and III. A. Hartley are to
be left on their farms this summer ?"
"Most undoubtedly. They are
getting a little too old and stiff in
the joints, and they can't run like
they used to when thcv played town
ball and bull-in-thc.pcn. They
haye to give away to young men
like Ash Moore and Bruce Burke,
who can run and keep out of the
way Of the Democratic cyclone, il
they can't do anything more"
"There Will be a great many dis.
appointed Assessors to lay away on
ice to cool their feverish brain ?"
Yes, good many. Boss Dave
is now busIly engaged preparing an
edict which will be sent forth 20 the
faithful to observe the 18Th Of June,
OF each year, rs a holiday to deco
rate the graves Of the heroic cand-
dates who fell on that day fighting
that they might serve their party.
Such patriotism and hcroism de-
serves commomoration -
"Boss Dave will be Prosecuting
Attorney, Of course ?"
Certainly. As formerly an.
nounced in the JourRal, 1T is now
Mr.. Wotring's turn No one will
deny this" TIE LoUKGER.
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Found no Trouble Reducing the
Democratic Surplus that Grover
Left when lie Moved from Wash.
iugton to New York.
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The Ring Masters Receiving More
Candidates than They Advertised
for ut the Opening of the Cam.
paign.
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Deficiencies in appropriations
made by the billion dollar Congress
are still being reported to the House.
A letter was received from the
Department of Justice this week.
asking that 81 ,G20. SOS be appropri-
ated on that account for il.
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East Sihe-Dr. VI. \. Bryte, BrncetOn.
E. Wet Side-A;Ros Hartley, Masontown.
SherIa-Dantcl n. Jackson.
Deputies -Julius X. Monroe. Kingwood, Valley
nj Plsasant: I. W. Cris-. Lyon: j. q. InntZ,
onion: X. T.. IIanwsy, Reno; +. l.. Cuppeu,
Grant; Dorsey Fornan Portland.
Clerk Circuit Court-Iohn w. Watson.
- cork County Court j. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting httorncy- Neil J. FortneY
County surycyor-A. Y. McMillen.
Bupt. OF Schpols-Wn. y. Conley.
Assessor -Eest Side. Gabriel Pullian.
% West side John =. Perkins.
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TUNNELTON & KINGWOOD
RAILROAD.

Tfain leaves KingwOof at fi5 q. M. and ar.
ri 20 "a Tanacltop at s:it q. m.: leaves Tunnel
to,tafflO0u. m. and arrives ~ kingwood at i2OO
o. Leaves kingwood at 600 D. nj and arrive
NJ runneitou vt 500 o. m; leaves 1unnolton at
Bnn r. m aud arrives at kingwOod at 100 u. IN
Traias daily except sunday.
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The Journal Treats the Candidates
to u Practical Lesson in High
Protective Tariff which will Leave
Deficiency in their Leather Wallet
Like the United States Treasury.
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Boss Dave to Recommend that the
18th OF June be Observed as a
Day in which they Decorate the
Graves OF the Fallen lIero-oflice-
hunters
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First Distrlct--Johu O. Pendlcton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
ssconl District William l.. Wilson, Charles
town, jefferson 60.
Third District-Iohu u. Anderson, Nicholas e.
", Nicholas County.
Fourth Dlstrict james Capehart, Point Pleas
ant, Mason county,
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rNIrHn srATEs CoIrRT.

Juigs Jacxssn. Parkcrsbnrc, Wood C..
Slsrk-i. Y. Moore. Clarksburg, Harrison CO.
Y. =. District Att'y-G. &. Sturgiss, Morgan =
town. Monongslia county.
Asst. Dist Attorncys--S, q. Burictt, Clurks.
burg. kantwha county, and E. =. Elliott
kipgwood, Preston county.
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Will Have Surplus of Candidates
on Hand that They Will be Una.
BILE to Dispose Of.
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COHstnbies.

Kilgwood District, J. H. stone. Joseph r.
Rhodes.
Vall0y-A j. DeDerry. Emanuel Dixon.
.I,you-T. W Criss. William II. Taylor.
sRouo-Bep y. Woodward. Stm'l W Bowman.
Portland -Wrn A. Mc(;innis T.. &. Martin.
,lnion--fisyd g. Shaffer. George Gcssman.
Pieasant--James p. Fullmer.
Grant-William r.. ID. Miller.
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su,reme Court or appeals.

Daniel ID. Lseas, Prest.. jefferson Co.
He2ry brannon. Lewis 90.
j. W. EsgliSh. Mason Co.
Homer II. Holt, t.reeubricr Co.
%. s. Long. CLERK. Kanawha Ga.
Alfrei Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio ca.
Couvene- 1T Chatle.toR Second Wednesday In
January: Wheeling. 1rst weducsday In June
Chariestown. first Wednesday IN September.
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uniied states senaters.
Members orcsngress

Charles j. Faulkner, Martinsburg, Berkley
County.
Jshs =. Kenna, CharlcSton, Kanawha County.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Courts Convene.

December IL.
County Court First Monday In January, April,
July aud October.
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They have Sown the Seed of Bossism
and they Expect to Harvest the
Ticket Of Ringism.
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NtgIs'rIies.

Klnswoed, Joseph ". Goodwin. simeoa Mat
tin<ly.
valley Dave &. Zinn. John ". Strahin.
Iycn, James Mc(lee. ID avid j. Gibson,
Reno, u. H. Wheeler, TN Sumwers.
PurLIassi. j sAn " Uill. a. q. Mason.
JnIon Jesse W ShuTcr. Julius Schcrr.
.sleasant, Levi v. Miller. ID. II. Martin.
4rAat, W. n. McGibbous, Alpha lIagans.
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Stale senators-EIcyenth District,
Juige, Third ~ iIeIaI pistriet.

william q. worley Kingwood, Preston Co.
Alpheus Garrison, Monongslia Co.
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Town Onieiais.
NayOr.-da4J. shaHer
Recorder ames W. white.
Town sergeant James W. Flynn.
Councilanan-W. = Martin, Julius Monroe.
Henry W Murdock, Wilbur Postsn and George
A Wii.ans.
Societies;
Knights 81 Tyfhias-todge meets every Tues
day evening 1T their hall over J. ". Blaker's
store at 40 o'clock.
Tndoosudent order of Odd Frllows--T.odgo
meets every Saturday ovOuing AZ their hall In
Bishops Block ~ SEQ o'clock.
Golden Rule Encappmcut, No 30, l. q. .. Y.
meets first and Third Monday evenings OF
each month, in the odd Fellows Hall, over the
postOfiCo.
The Independent order " Good Tenplars
Lodge moots every Friday evening, IN the ]. o
q. y. Hall. az 79O o'clock.
Kinz Philip Tribe No. ~. I-aproved order oi
Red Non meets every Wednesday evening ~
2 o'clock IN tho knights of Pythias Hall over
Bakers store.
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Churches.

prosbyterian Church Sand aygoh0Ol ~ am.
Prayer Mestinzevery Wednesday evening.
NE Church-Rev w. W Rider. Pastor
Services Preaching every sunday at i0b0 M
Ard 7si0 D. m. sunday school ~ p. m. tlass
Meetiag9 \. n Young Folks Meeting at O,b p.
m Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening ~
Se0.
AN " Churoh-Rev Roberts smith PastOr
Services Preaching. Fourth Sunday IN each
month
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We have all kinds Of pens, PEN
ellis, ponhOldcrs, tablets. paper
knives, dominocs, PLAYING cards,
visiting cards, wedding aud invita-
tion cards, business cards, diarys.
rules, shawl-straps. bill-flcs. time
books, ink, day books, journals.
latcs,s muscilage and many other
things. II
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The fact that lie cannot possibly
DC elected il he is nominated has
been thrust upon Mr.. Harrison
from all quarters recently, and he
has at last realized that it is true.
Platt and Warner Miller both agree
that he cannot carry New York /:
Quay and Cameron admit that his
nomination would make Pennsylva.
mia doubtful Indiana Republicans
say he would have no chance Of
carrying his own State men who
know have told him that il was
doubtful whether ne could carry q
single one Of The Pacific States, and
all Republicans expect 10 lose
several Of the northwestern States.
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Alpheus Garrison, Manongslia Co.
Juige, Third ~ uriaI district.
Joseph +. Woke, Kink - 4, Preston County.
CON FssIONERS IN CHANCERy.
=. T. Gro -,n u. " Wotrlng James A.
ack sou aud ell J. Furtney.
RECEIVER OF THE COURT.
Col. James W. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS CorSrY coUnT.
Kingwood, I.eroy shaw. President
Ronu Mo-esT. sinclair.
AVON. Reason A. Pcll.
VALLEY. Mason Watson.
Grant Samuel =. Conner,
Pleasant, Ben 4. Conner.
PORTLAND. T.. u. Benson.
tnioR. Page X. McCruu.
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the condition of the weather was
greatly responsible for Boss Dawes
dropping spirits. Too much water
was detrimental to successful
campaign.
"lf not bctraying confidence.
would you mind telling me who are
the candidates who will be compcll-
ed to pay another tariff fee after the
primary election, in order to awaken
the echoes in the school houses p"
was my next question.
"That's forbidden ground, and
we are not allowed to turn the ami,
mails IN until after tho primary.
The way we have been sowing the
seed we ought to harvest tho follow
ing crop;
RING TICK ET.
Sheriff,
LLOYD G. SHAPFHR.
Senator,
W. II. GLOVER.
House of Delegates,
A. NJ. Moore,
Bruce BURKE.
Prosecuting Attorney,
ID. NJ. WoTRING.
Assessors,
j, :. PERKINS,
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Hoase OF Delegates.

HOINt OF UtIt1HftN.
East Side-Dr. VI. y. Bryte. BrucetOn.
West Side-A:Ros Hartley, Masontown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

cnIcAao. March :. Ludwig Bilineier
and Felix Green were tound dad il
bed at SpangleTs livery stable sn
Fourteenth street Sunday morning:
The gas let wss tnrnsd en- full and the
two men met death together BY
asphyxiation. Whether Il was acct
dental o. suicide = not known. bat II
ell probability Il was the former. -
the thumb-piecs OF the gas jet 10 "a
loose that II can readily be turned
either way by : slight touch