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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-24

Chicago Grain and Produce,
CHICAGO. Dec %
wheat-Iower.
CoTn-Iower.
DBts-LOwer,
Pork-Lower.
Iaru-LOwer.
Tie leading fu.ures ranged as follows;
WHEAT - December 1855. January 7islc,
May s15sC.
Cok%-December 4Os4c. January ALAG May
45Js34dc.
UAIs-December 2g5sc. January SGsc.. May
0I3sc.
TORK-Januay sI5 5216, May SIS s-IS.
LARD-January $40 221e May 80 10.
Cash quotations rs follows
WHEAT-7l3sC.
CORN-4J5sc
OAIS-3OtayU5Sc.
ltNE-5 c.
BAILEY sc
FEAN-sl 0s
-TIMOIHN-s2 CO.
SUGAk-Gut Loaf JIsa55sc, granulated Sc stand
ard CSC
BUTTER-Duu. Creamery 2O@29c, dairy 2Os2dc
western IS122c
EGGS-tirm. Strictly fresh 25@26c.
POHK-SA YstTGal4 50
LARD-SlG 22Ip.
SHORT RIBS IS l09S Is.
DHY SAIL ULDEkS-s7 sIleGS %
SHORT CLEAR SlDES-$s G08s %.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New \ ora Money.

NEW YopK. Dec. %
Money on call easier. closed offered at 4 per
cent
Prime mercantile psuer 5d6 per cent.
= NChsuGc QH'eI nut eady - s. S52.Qes SD for
Sky -day bulls and & >5S.6sI SSla for demand.
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.Tsst Tram for " .es.i,a People. :.

Wichita To Chicago without change OF
cars via the Great Rock Island route.
Leave Wichita at $50 a. M. and arrive in
Chicago next morning At 5:l5 Free re-
cliping chair ears. Pullman pslacs sleep
ing cars, and elegant dining cars on thik
train. W II. WIsHARr,
City Ticket * Passenger Agent.
Wichita, Kan.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, 6. T. u l.. A,
Chicago. III. diA q
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Take sssSe az noble for Te1gmseh. Ess;
anu sDoste-- E9sl<- y IL >aEAEaE
Assass4r
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.5IISCELL4SEOCS.


TEErFT Bull. YGH BHEEDls6 FLssPDss--.-
- hayt aY H.ar3 s1as.tsl. lsf1sr q iaIesAs4sie
q LlG1a.a. O. q
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noes
Hogs were steady with not AS good
grades as were on the market yesterday.
REPRESENTA- TIVE SALES.
The following are the commemorative sales of hogs
sHEEE
Brief Mention.
Top hogs S6.05.

Top hogs s6O5.
The cattle market was demoralized in
The afternoon by advices from eastern
markets.
Eastern buyers claim the holiday de
mand has been worked to death.
L. C. Craig of Latham was a visitor at
the yards today.
Jones Bros. shipped car of feeders to
Brainard.
Some stock that arrived late was held
over.
The following shippers had stock on the
market today:
Munger & Long Spivey, hogs.
j. b. Kell, Clearwater, hogs.
C. Sheppard, Goddard, hogs.
l. NJ Wharton, Caldwell, hogs.
G. L. Elwood, Kingfisher, hogs
Dave Furnace. Colwich, hogs and cattle.
II. C. Ellis, South Haven, hogs and
cattle
Friend Bros, Cicero, cattle and hogs.
Wichita Produce Market
WICHITA. Dec, %
FLoUE-Highest patent. 81 30 secoNt patent
BUTffR-r irSi Creamery. 2so other grades. BOG
ft1NJS--dt -UC.
FOi LTkI- boosters. 81 6Op2 90 per dozen or 81
per pound; hens. 81 0lG2 ~ per dozen or &c per
round; spring chickens, 81 152 80 per dozen or TIC
per pound; turkeys, I'd sc per pound. DUCKS teal
81 2b maliard, s. % per Dozen Yong geese. &C per
pound.
POIATOhS--C hoiCe. 65d 75c per bushe.
APPLES-xsd5 40 per barrel
COAL-AntBraciie al 50; canon City, S60G Weir
City, - bG FrOGtensC. - 50 Plttsburg, "a or I'LL
nols. s6 o. McAesteT s. o.
Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Dec. %
Following the closing quotations:
CLAIM ar lots on track.
WHEAT-5lc.
CORN-Nelow, Csc
CAGS--g2C;
HAY-Taied, q O0&g 80 per ton; loose. s. zoos o.
GROUND tOtN-thopin car lotE, 1SC per lou
pounds corn and oats. SIC per lJJ pounds; bran,
tHCked. toe per 100 pounds
llAASLED-t5d7U c.
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PERSONAL.

Jucor tilz head r. PER use aes car
Y ADV MALE q DOLLARS Last @EEk
- Felsls. L1gAEa 500 sz-sszEs EeHC4f. ~
Il = I'D a..1. lis IL
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Kansas CITY Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Dec IS
FLol R-UnchRueed- Patents ~ SEE "a. extra
fsne5 81 .at2 %, fancy - USSg IS choice Il els5 s
Am Il .alG2 Ia - ~
ni Al 40 . red 6,Io46sc
CORR a. = mixed IS l,c
oATS-No 2m.xer ~ a.
lIt-$o . SSsS,si9e.
BlNAN --5s,aJS
AA>Ef u A'easssc on a basis 81 pure
b L Creamery 25@-Sc. dairy i4alS
ECGS-Z5s
,IiiEaL-sieady. Young Amerlea Iuc. Kansas.
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.AMUSEMENTS.-

CRAWFORD eRAND-oa
I. -o-L. " CEAwFoD, Manager
GEO. y. 8owEN, Local Manager
sF Street cars at the door after each performance
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An old gentleman, having q large
family of daughters was asked bv =
young man of good standing for per-
mission to address the youngest 4
have no objections 10 you, said the
father. but vou must take them As
they come. SO he married the eldest
-Harper's Bazaar.
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1ACIIE

f.tfsr tAi- head :. b-s si8s PEI 4ay
"A E&lALts Ib4@H. AAIIGs 4.JAs-5-ssD1s-
e. s3iass4ss SsssJ tAsax - =. = ls1-
.lAa. ss.f A.frey L4l4C44lE. S4zs,.
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AGENTS TAINTED.
Inder this head e yer .ibs tie


" ANTED-AGE&Io FOk EVERY COUNTY
W III Kansas SluUJ year. AGdress Box 4 -.
Dodge city. han- dos ~
NANIED WIDE AWAhE NULGDt.-
w everywhere 10 sell Sleeps photOgra ph- Of
The woiIu; tie greatest book e.trtu; CO-tl. ,lip
90 cash Instruments. toI!aIIZt Tor TIE A0sIuay
tEcA3- coming money: nlaIuInofb must ateu en-
Ctl4Ts ald terms Tree, wOI keIs Wild VIII ~ucre-.
JiT Mug Lory. Altoona Pa, cleared <i1O@ %, SIX
weeks, .,tv. dos. NhfeIs, NaAtNCbri, Mass sIJ ga
Il tours aa3s~ R brown. Los Angels TAI 80
FIRST day. MagnIBtent UHi0t oLIy 81. Goods Oh
credit. Address IIUbe Bible PUB. % No. 10
Chestnut street Phil.de pEl&, Pa. 81 No. - bca4
bern street, Chicago, il. Ass rOa 1T
4 GIVE WORRIES FOX 'cHEPP'> PHOTO
~ graphs OF TIE vJT!a. costing &llNUt0 holiday
Uel.auLa. AgeuL- WA wl,h suCIy>s- aIl- ~ ~ d
heSr5, BoyerIOWH. Pa. cleared 49, iu uae seek
Ms Jennie A tiAfk. saiIGA. Colo, e. the . -
cay. Uuilt 81. Terms rec. Address tTiObe B.b4e
Publishing Go, 10 Chestnut -, philadelphia IA.
- Dear born ST., JhlcSsO. III. - :. % lyt
4 GENT>-GEa TISSUE MINDS CLOTHING
~ better than needle aud taread si4s-. sseo.sgs
s4vves umbrellas one ID lDs7 az d ~ by IilalL
X. oiayner q Co.. Provlleute, Il, l. d. AZ
TALKS TO CHILDREN ABOUT JEsJs. OSE
i or the uIU-t iCpuiar books ever puOa.si.cI
SETS az sight. Credit given. ErslsAi pE1a. Bel
blocks Eos t4e Holidays. agents = Ai.i.s-44sS .1s
other l1s - and B.oles- K Ii WooOwara n -,
Ia 4l4LAS4C. sd . 80 -
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DIR. e. EMMA COBR.

Females and Childrens diseases n speciality
Tome Tor ladies during confinement. Strictly pTi-
vale when so desired. also permanent homes pro-
vided for children when desired Letters OF inQu.-
y ctnhdeitia. and answered promptly Home III
Ida Avenue, wichita Kansas
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MiScedUdIfeOHS.
SitUuftOIi5 " 0tted-Mdte.
miscellaneous.

HANDY, STRONG GERMAN. HARD WORKER.
l. acquainted driver, wish employment. Wages
no VuJ.lt. - OHI scieLL Eagle once G5L-s.-
VI Al ED-SII AiIUN BY Il KL6IsTEl,EU
w pb Iual isI Of l. ears experience. BesL Of
references. AddIess ", 80 North Lt"Iense ave
W IchiIa. dljf
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l,OU&D-A SMALL BROWN PO>Y. SOME
Il white sg0ts o. u, J.. b. Lawrence, west size
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Nlllia agle
FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wicnl0a
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, A8: Hogs, OBJ
Sheep, none. Shipments: Cattle, 19o;
Hogs, 2eo; Sheep, none.
WICHITA. Dec 2

The cattle market went ali to pieces
early in the day and did not recover much
In the afternoon. 1t was 20 to ~ cents
lower and only light trading was done
The ouotatIons mere presented are to give IN, NE
thinner IN IDEA Of The general range OF uTlces ne
various classes and grades sell withlh tile
.1ese ouorations acc nIdiuCto the quality OF oieI
s,Cs and he stale of the daily markets. hese quo
Italians are only changed when there has eeH
permanent change ia the general mhFhtL- ~, W
Ienrsertstiye sales should referred TO 70 get Inc
uaily fluctuations. n.
-, l,i,,,,irc sfaers cood to extra...S3 ga %
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,
DR.. EENNETT.

Cur s Piles, +
lula. EisSuPe and
all diseases of the
Tectum w [ h II t
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
TO he paid until pa .
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
ly cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-24

80 sHst Va TIE New short Ens. Nl#
sour Pscbc Pleasant Hill route.
Through sleeping and char cars without
tEHHgs Nlcbit4 u 81 LouEz a>atf
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

FROM now on until spring early anAl
late feeding should be the rule
AaE&xGr convrnirrs drimlHnw ve~-
seTs for the fowls during the winter
IT Is important % have the aocr Of
the d-ele and geese quarters dry m
winter.
Br watching for the srzs appearances
Of cold and curing it r5up nay be
prevented
DRESSED poultry ssould always De-
thorogghly cooled out before packing
for market
ONE of the best ways Of securing dry
ness under foot In by using dry earth
on the floor
FoR sweIled head wash clean with
warm water and then ancEnt th@ Whole
head with giyeerine-
WHEY the fowls must stay I'm the
horse scatter the grains among straw
or litter To give them exercise.
CoxsrDERAsrx care must Ne taken N
prevent the eggs from getting CALLED
IN they arc to b@ Matched in Mm imcu-
tator
" plenty Of clover Is given therewill
be much less Necessity for suppl ying
lime. ~ there n considerable llEms Inn
the composition Of clover
wErLE loss range is neeaed during
the winter than Inn summer mE tine
same tIrnc In u usually best t0 give thu
fowls every opportunity 70 exerciss-
By using crude earbolie acid freely
lice may he efFectunIlv cleaned aut I'VE
the quarters. as- they eannor thrive
where tins Is used fre-ly.-St LOUIS Re
public
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

rtr1~iy an~i Amumrrmmm
Tn FartaE~ eDunrE. Ohim i1 m lmmw.
tcautasll street. i<a0wn AS ne Rrzlsr
roaA IL y tnr pride q he eouurr.
~ weeds NOR ranhfsh are 1zh7w~1
its r-a. borders. shadrH hv hmn1lsurrm
raaries. no unsifv fnrnns bloc - wiean-
i;s- bus f4rsnz broa&i And Mna14T nnlfAm
siEhI. o~@rinw iuxurinns rrmwms xwwmmHf
out on eirh~r siae thruuEh 60 whnhe
Iear-h- AL tAis has been aeco-u pliHhsd
o. Tsrslst-ut AMI rniera -zerET u thm
neir4borin< farmers Good r@mnls Mmh
tidr sarins wherever s1sErG are sure
evi-icacc of thrtft and intrIli<~sr~ u
the = -ren fol<s shonld allow rnbniah
Co aecuma a-e ln the curmrrs nf rMm
ruor1s fh~- w0uld d~s~rrrxliv rmau th@
name ~ sioreulv housexecpers< so, too
sae1ld ne f=Elner be luhh~d sluw~mlT
whN p~r1Ii-s weeds airnT hHs srnm~a
ard roastsis..% Moreover ne nexlerts
tie roisi-n rae Hor weesis nrv srxr~E-
ers. ha-int many wars to rwmeh mmEmA-
bors' premises II - sh@ nmEnrs nf
weeds. Wen undisturh~si. 90 naisipiy
their Specar- anazinxiy- a single plant
of moth mullein bore Inn omm awmmnm
rinrty- seclposis- thc sewsaB frurm
three % these pods. carpf1liy crunesd.
numbered s9a II only half shr se~d@
from this plant had rrrwm4 mww
much lacc~ would have hrmm re~
quir-sI 90 destroy one years insr-zse<
" h4e that of sncc-ssiwe gears wuuld he
5eyond compusr. E~~n nmw it is mUs
TOO Late 20 begin warfare awzinss
weeds II izuDsdiateig afsrr ram or
wilt.nw FROST the sfafixs ARE eirmrrd -
and bu-rcd f-vrn r0m4lss1aA. f~nn~ lEmms
ard gardens. millions % s~~JFs nnnp be
destroyed. then u .h~ r-ound - tnrned
over with the plor to the winter fruara
most ~ tne rr1ts will b~ IraKlrra-
tnorough narrowing in sprin< snri an
otEer in midsummer would put an end
o. roots that may have withasnod thr
winter and also 20 seediiinr wee4s
TIIfS severe s~eatmene = for rer~nuf4Is
OF long standing CT tha< sucker An
nuRls and some p~remnimls mmv b@
killed out i'm slme and by prrHiscemf
close cutting. as plants cannot flourish
without leaves. and Mre soon emhinuse-
ed hy being forced tn send ou@ nerve Co.
haCe. Bear Tn mind that good work
begun i more than half done Do not
wait till bushes and bri~rs add difscuE-
ties tothe work of rxternlimmEH~n4 nnm
DO not depend upcn example nlonr Co
make yo1r neizhbors see the errur of
their ways Start farmers rfmb and
make war aTainst we~ris q cnnTAHEinm of
membership Tins you may gain CO.
operation and greatly lesson The dan
ger OF rn-reIcorns tenants s-nrm verr
nei-hbor-' surplus Mrs J M Milff
gan. in " " Tribure
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09
(To BE coSrINUED.)
A Modern Mother.

Mr.. Harlem Bridge-Look here, this
daughter of ours is getting more i'm
pudent every day. and her manners are
simply shocking You must take her
in hand and teach her TO behave her
self; she is no longer child Before
long she may marry
Mrs. Harlem Bridge-That's the very
reason I'm not going to bother myself
about her II you think am going to
wear myself out So some strange man
can get model wife you are very
much mistaken Texas Siftings.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09
rnrr want rsrisrmens.

The emigration Of the English agri-
cultural population into the towns =
attributed by T. E Kebbel, among
other causes. TO the dullness Of village
life. The old feasts. the fairs and she
games have for the most part disap-
peared Thus. while there Is vastly
more cricket played in England than
fifty years ago. il is not played BY the
same class. In the old day-long match
es on the village greens the elevens
were mostly made up OF laborerS They
are 50 TO longer
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09
AInnnImnns Scntimrnl

They were in a prohibition state al
the time.
What will you take?" remarked the
governor of South Carolina to the gov
ernor of North Carolina.
IL think I'll take train for home,
replied the governor of North Carolina
and the governor of South Carolina
Joined him.-Life.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

The duke of Veragua. tine descendant
Of Columbus. who has promised 20 visit
America as the guest of the nation next
year. has received the famous order Of
the Golden Fleece from the queen re-
gent of spain. The decoration was
given to him, Spanish papers say. A. a
recompense for the little attention paid
TO him during the Columbus eelehra-
ton in Spain The Golden Fleece Is
one of the most famous orders in Eu-
rope. and is worn, as a rule. by members
OF ruling families
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

Grumble- Neighbor. it may be un-
pleasant for you to hear it, but my
opinion is that that son of yours is a
young upstart.
Soberly-Your judgments away of,
my friend. and if you had the job of
'rousing him from sleep every morning
you'd come to the conclusion that was
the most uniting word you could aP-
ply TO him.-Boston Courier.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

Cholly-Who is that man that went
out just as came in?
Fweddy-That's n fellah that comes
twice week to dun me foh tailah's
bill Been doing it evah since last
Mahch He's deuced boah.
why don't you pay it and get rid OF
him?"
"Baw Jove, nevah thought of thatH
Chicago Tribune.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

UI fUW NIHy T"tIII0IR" y II TIT
Landlady Ito applicant for rooms
Beg pardon, sir, but what business do
you follow?
Applicant am doctor Of music.
"Oh. then we shall be glad % have
you with us, and I'm sure you'll do vel
here. for there's lots of music in this
locality that needs doctoring. boston
Globe.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09
Met a Policeman.

This isn't the first time you have
come in contact with the police saic
the lawyer to the witness
'No sir" was the reply.
What. may ! ask, was the result OF
your former encounter?
~ awoke him. m."-Washington Star.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

Grra. Physician lcheertuIiyl-Tes.
STR. can r~si-s-e y1u nc tho rafs af ars
pound m week
Fatrnan-Ho-v rfeeu shall ] ecne
sround % sec you. doctore
Great Physician-You ne~sinft soanr
ar all I'll trss send ruu q btl mt shr
"a - ~.eh u~~rk-N " Herald
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09
flames for Levers.

Totling-Tennis and billiards ars
both lovers games
Dimling-Indecd2
Totling-Yes, they 60 TO court In ths
first but there are more kisses IN the
second. d.-Detr0it Free Press
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

''Cholly must be n smart nrn 90 have
accumulated al his wealth"
'Ya-aA IL took his faths-r-in-la-
thirty-fve years TO get the same
money. ."-Chicaro News Record
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

Marjorie had been puzzling oven
something for long time. and hnally
she said. Mamma. Is tame flowers 'traie
Of wild flowers, like tame animals = %
wild anirnals?r Young Peo
-,is
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

ne Provides Ampir Ra@an fsr Ex~r~a@~ 90
wlmNmr.
The illustration. styled tho '-Comf0rf
poultry house" BY the designer. Capt
Philips. OF Chicago. and tho xeneral
outline is made plain inn the emE IN
keeps the fowls warm In winter and
provides ample room for exereiss. xiv-
ing plenty OF floor space. The house is
teet at the back. feet nc rhs h@mm
Of the roof. ~ feet at the BEGINNING %
the covered run and foot ar the front
end Of the covered rum The house
proper l. sxr0 feet and thr euwer-drun
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

Amt yanry-rhink nc sruhTfmw tD se
. doctor. eh2 Don't y0u DO T.
Young Man--Why 1ot- sunfyT
Aunt Sanry-You eanft Eir no Frns
fice tili ye git married. am wv eMmt sii
za--ied till ye <ir pr.rtsrs. ts~ss wsS-
-L y Wn~l<Sx
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

is also sx10 feet. giving n total Space of
exa0 feet. I'm th~ illustration. A INV tlh@
door. opening into n p@ss1rrwnF. II
and { - q pas<@sew1y into the ronrns
ID showing The partitacn ha rhr
roost. and " = q drop-bcard anairr the
roost. the nest being shown ar g. A
run under the eoor - shown AZ Il. she
steps from tke rum so che nDor above
being shown nc E veuEil1turs ar- -
and T i small dno~ leading outstte
The covered run has hinged door.
which can be RAISED or huwrr-m mS tir-
sired The roof NAV be OF tnrred fslt.
or any suitable rooGng material 2nai
the lights in the windows of the epv-
cred run may I've of oiled muaaim or
glass IL is very snug and euuvsuirnt
poultry house. giving plrnty of room
for rcostinx and xerrss-t-Fa-rn mnd
Ffrw@irfnl
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

Mrs. Hardup (pausing in her writing'
come after ms?
Mr.. Hardup without pansing In NJ
readingl gl-Coliectors- Puck
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

WakeuP-I see there's a new brand oi
cigars out called the Cora Potter.
Buster--Ten 70 one they won't draw
-JudreL
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09

Lawy~r-Sow. sir. vou sny me s-s-
rlar, after cr~~pinw in thrumTn sn~
frons window. began t0 walk siarwtE up
the stairs. and yrs Fcu disi not 80 AIM.
although ypu were standing &C rh'~ hsu.s
of the ssairs nc rh@ time Way
venture 70 inquire why you siia NOE see
him
Principal Witn~~s-Cer-atnlF. sar- L1e
fact IL. my wife wms I'm thr w1y. y.-PnriE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-01

To ths Editor or ne Register:
SrI-As the contest in the fall cleo
ton nears, il is natural and proper for
all interested in the preservation OF per-
sOnal liberty, and the perpetuation or
our Republican form Of government,
which the writer believes can only be
preserved by q close adherence to the
principles of the Democratic party,
earnest in this belief, as all lovers OF
our country are, it is our duty to advise
with each other as the best course TO
pursue. For one l am in favor or an
earnest, vigorous campaign; have the
courage of your convictions, grounded
as we are in the principles OF honest
manhood aud truth, demanding only
the privileges we accord others, believ-
ing every citizen a sovereign all equal,
be they rich or poor, no classes IN our
legislation but the masses.
have confidence in the judgment
and know the integrity OF the delegates
TO the Democratic Convention and
am we'll satisfied they will nomi-
nate men who are In touch with
Democratic principles. There is one
name have seen urged in your paper
ana nave nearu mucu Idlheu VI duV
favored throughout the city for the
house Of delegates-it is Mr.. Michael j.
O'Kane. No better man could be
named by the Convention, and l
feel confident Mr.. O'Kane will be
one Of the nominees for the Legislature.
If he'is it will meet the hearty approval
OF all earnest Democrats. His Demo-
cracy stands unimpeached. His in
telligence, honesty, manly merits; all
commend him to your honorable con-
sideration. Give us standard bearers
like NJ. j. O'Kane and it will develop
new interest in the campaign.
1t will bring men TO the front zeal
Gus and anxious for the triumph OF the
Democratic ticket, whom the past have
been content in merely voting the tick
ct. The nomination of Mr.. O'Kane will
assure the election OF the ticket, and
continue in power in this State, the ex-
pOnentS OF those grand and glorious SEN
timents Of Jefferson, Madison, Jackson
and last, though not least, Honest Gro
yer Cleveland. A DEMOCRAT.