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cover every city, ward, township, election IRE
cinet and school district. 1t believes that Re-
publican principles aud policies may be evolved
from the views of the people, Il ma thus IT calls
upon Republicans everywhere old and Young
alike TO take up the worN a once and cooperate
with the executive committee and Tie regular
county committees In the organization OF eluDs
ard The performance of the special WORK result
Ing ihereffom, 10 The end that each ana every
person in the State favorable 10 Republican pflh-
clpes may feel that be has not been over
in tie dissemination OF information vital TO MS
political and business interests. There Is room
for ALI and work for everybody.
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Enltnn RrnnhlicanS

The Fulton Republican Club of the Fifth
Congress sional District held meeting in
the Wigwam, corner OF Fell and Cough
streets. Thursday night. a campaign club to
be known as the Loud Invincibles was organ
lied and the following named were chosen
as the officers: w. Whitley, captain; w.
L. Blanchard. first lieutenant, and Fred
erick Leyden, second lieutenant. Speeches
indorsiDg the denomination Of Congressman
Loud were made By MesSrs. Van Schaiek,
Savage, Williams and Field
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Harrison yedettes.

The Harrison Yedettes met at their new
headquarters. 13 Eddy street Thursday
evening. II. w. Outflow in the chair.
a letter from Benjamin Harrison, Presl-
dent Of the United States, was received
acknowledging notice of his election as an
honorary member. The letter will be
framed and hung in the meeting hall of The
kedettes entyined in the folds Of the
American flag.
L. B. o. Brien and G. w. Lewis addressed
the meeting on the sub ject of corruption in
Illustrations 10 talking about the muaieipa
government of this city. Mr. O'Brien re-
celyed vote of thanks and was elected an
honorary member
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LADIES' SHOES.

Ladies' Fine Lilly Kid Button. foxed Kid or
cloth top, square toe and paEenrleather
2
cloth top, round or square toe, patent
leather tip.
Ladies Extra Quality Grison. ess, foIed
kid or cloth top, square or round toe patent
4isS ~ %
fox, Cloth or kid top, square or round toe
pStent-leather TIP. hatd-turned soles ...... So Q
Ladies Fine Lilly Kid Button. diamond patent
leather tip, pointed toe. ...,... . 81 !
Ladies Fine Gris9n. French Kid Button, Ola
mond patent-leather tip, pointed oe...,..S3 5
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Alexander Rangers.

Voters of the Thirty-thrd Assembly Dis
tTict met last night and organized uni
formed mpaign club TO be known as the
Alexander Rangers. The following named
were elected permanent officers of the club
James Dolan, president; Leopold Blumen-
thai, yice-president; David j. keltOu, sec
rotary; Louis Holden, treasurer; GOhn j.
Sullivan, marshal. The following execu-
tive committee was appointed: +. j. Mills,
William Hol0en, John BrinketI, George
Shackelton and Thomas Sullivan.
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A circular has been issued by the exeeu-
tive committee of the Republican League of
California, in which the following outline of
The general plan IS presented:
The league has been formed for the better
ofeaniZaIion 81 tbe party upon lines entirely new
10 iiiis , ate, but which have proven wonder
fully success sfn Ia other s. a4es Is eminent
am j. educational BY abe constant aud haT-
monious ehsTt OF Ihe many teeal clubs ihronsrn
cut thr Slats II proposes 10 teach he principles
oil ihe Republican Darty and to urge upon evety
citizen who believes IN toss principles tls, dury
81 becoming. IN Their behalf, an active polliclan
IL aims al Club equalization ana work that shall
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n1IssION REPUgLICANs
Congressman Loud to BE rendered
Reception.

Congressman Loud to BE rendered a
Reception.
A welI-attended meeting Of the Mission
Republican Club was held in the elubrooms
at Blair's Hall, on Mission street, near
Eighteenth. I thursday night.
President c. c. Butt was in the chair.
After the reading and adoption Of the m in
utes resolution placed before the members
TO extend Congressman Eugene F. Loud a
suitable reception on his return from Wash
ington next week was unanimously adopted.
j committee on arrangements, composed of
Messrs. Edward Sheehan, Thomas Conley
and W. Bacsy, was appointed by the chair
10 perfect the details. The meeting then
adjourned, after which the drill corps was
put through its regular drill
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District Registration Bureau.

The general committee of the Fortieth
Assembly District held meeting at
the club headquarters. Cleveland Hall.
2436 California street. After the trans
action of the regular business the or
ganiZation of district registration bureau
was completed. T. i. MeGinnis was elected
chief of the bureau, and l. Choynski secre-
tary. The bureau will be in session every
evening for the purpose of imparting in
formation TO the Democrats Of the district
on matters Of registration and the Austria
liam ballot system.
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Felton's Return.

Senator FELTON,. who 1t was announced,
was to remain in the East for some time
after the adjournment Of Congress. viii be
here about the 18th inst. and will az once
look after his fences. In the meantime
bis friends are not idle and are doing all
10 their power t. head off the efforts of De
Young. The announcement that Perkins IS
ID the fight has stirred them t. redoubled
activity, and they are likely to make the
campaign an active one from this time for
ward,
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DIVES RkIDED.
Beer SINGERS on ntAveuus Captured

beer SINGERS on Grant Avenue Captured
by the Police.
The police made a descent early thi.
morning on two of the most notorious dive.
on Grant avenue. These were the Palace
and the Olympic ''theaters." The police
raIded them under The law prohibit
ing the sale OF liquor In places
where theatrical entertainments are
given. The law has been on the statute
DOCKS several years, and could have been
enforced If the police had been anxious 10
enfore II. The three men arrested gave
bail in the sun OF $50 for selling liquor in
the auditorium of n flseatar
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Democratic Nominations.

The Democrats are already discussing the
question OF municipal nominations and they
have practically decided to reverse the gen.
eral order In making nominations Instead
Of beginning at the head of the ticket they
viii start out by naming the School Direct
ors first. The object Of this is to prevent
trades as much as possible. No one can see
just how il will succeed.
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Cleveland Commercial League.

The regular meeting of the Cleveland
Commercial League was held at their head
quarters, 1l2 Post street, T. J. Walsh pre-
siding. Reports from the executive CON-
mIttee were received ana considerable dis
cussion was had in regard TO the uniform
TO be worn In the parades of the coming
campaign. Prominent speakers will ad-
dress the next meeting of the league.
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law passed by the last Legislature provides
thai ali murderers shall be hanged in one of
the State prisons.
Eighteen men have been hanged on the
old scaffold. Ii is q time-worn structure
painted black, and hewn from white pine
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UNDER THE GALLOWS.

McNuity Ropes for Pardon or Commu-
tation OF Sentence.
On Friday next John ii. McNulty will be
hanged in the County Jail unless Governor
Markham or death saves his neck. Nc
Nulty has been in Jail four years and six
months. He is very pale and weak. but
hopes that be will be pardoned or that
his sentence will be committed. III
~ jail. the old scaffold which now
lies covered with dust in the attic of the
prison viii be sold for kindling wood, as the
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The Alexander Guard.

The Alexander Guard held its regular
weekly meeting Thursday night at $50 Mis-
sion street
The hal committee reported that Fedora
tion Hall had been secured for a regular
meetlngplace, and II was decided 10 open a
Headquarters there with appropriate cere-
monies fortnight hence. As most of the
members belong 70 the National Guard.
which viii go into camp tomorrow for
eight days. no meeting viii be held next
week
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Iroauais Club.

The regular meeting Of the Iroquois Club
was held at POI Suffer street last evening.
and only business Of a routine nature was
transacted. Ii was decided, however. to
begin at once 10 make preparations for the
oreniDg OF the campaign.
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The Loud Club.

The Loud Club of the Fifth Congress
sional District held meeting Thursday night
at Medical Hall, lis Halght street, to COM
plete arrangements toward the reception of
Hon. L. Z. Loud upon his return from
Washington. Colonel }. H. Roberts, Judge
J. Z. Palmer, Mr.. Meyer aud Judge 81
Cooney addressed the meeting. Dae notice
OF tie receprion VIII be ntlhIished
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Enrolling Democrats.

The enrolment of voters by the various
district Democratic clubs was resumed last
night. The object is to secure the names of
all the Democrats in each Congressional
and Assembly district prior TO the pri-
naries eiecting delegates TO the municipal
convention. The enrolment was not heavy
last night and was conducted very quietly.
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Fatal Family Qnarrel

DETROIT, Aug. 5.-Cnarles Daily, baker,
this morning shot at his wife and STEP
daughter, probably fatally wounding the
latter. and was arrested only after most
desperate struggle. In which be wounded
Policeman Shocks in the leg The tr agedy
Is the result Of one of a series of family
QuarTeis.
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The Social wor,a

The Mikados will give a private picnic at
Orinda Park tomorrow.
The Concordia Club will take a might
IN at It's clubhouse on the corner of Van
Ness avenue and Post street
Mr. and Mrs. r. Samsh will receIye their
friends tomorrow afternoon at their resi-
dence, 1911 Post street
The San francisco Turn-ZoeglIng yerein
VIII give an entertainment and bail az San
street, tomorrow evening.
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Ladies Springfield Button Shoes.

Ladies Fine Lily Kid, foxed. square toe. pat
ent-Iea Their tips. spring heels ............S2 so
Ladies Fine Lily Kid Button, eOmmon-sense
Ladies' Paris Kid. toxed, CT 9th or KID TOP.
square toe and patentleather tips. spring
A4OOie 81 W
Ladies Fine GrisOn. French Hid, foxsd, cloth or
Kid top. square toe, patent-eather tip.
....F.-94 W
81 %
Ladies Extra Fine Imperial Pebble Goat But
ton, French Kid Button, fly stitched edges
heel or spring heel. ...........- s.; 90
Ladies Fine French Kid Button, plain. common
sense tOe......-.......... So 90 So 5O and 81 90
Ladies canvas Button Boots, square and
tip, 81 rs, our own custom-Tnade 50 "a
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Dem q crats Meet.

The Purity Democratic Club met at Mis-
sion Turn Hall. On Mission street near
Seventeenth. Thursday light. with President
Gallagher IN the chair. The members
listened to a number OF speeches on the
iOurnsd
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Quinn Guard.

meeting Of the Qainn Guard was held
at their headquarters al Germanla Hall. $40
Bush street. and drill corps of IS members
was organized under the command of Ca D.
tam Cunningham, assisted by Major T. ID j..
Worth
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The lily is as white as snow,
The rose is as the crimson red;
But neither can sarpass Ia glow,
The color OF the brightness she'd,
BY the sweet lips and teeth allied
That SoZoDoNT has purified.
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A Meeting Pnstnnned.

The meeting of the W s Barnes Club
when WAS TO have been held in Irving Hall
last night. was POSTPONED to date Ia be
hereafter named. on account or a meeting
OF the Republican AlIiance.
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MISSES FINE SHOES.

Misses Extra Fine Lilly Kid. foxed cloth or Kid
top button, patent leather tips spring heel 50 80
Misses Fine French Kid, button, heel and
spring heel e. so
Chiidrea'S Genuine Grison French Kid button
spring heel plain toe .....,...,... 81 rs
Chiidren's Fine Paris Kid, fOXed, square toe
button. patent-leather tips. spring heei..s2 co
Chdreh sfine PeD6e-goat but ton spriag heel.sI SO
Childrea's Extra Quality Pebbie-goat button
Frenchkid ny, spring heel rs
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CHEAP SHOES.

Pepble-grain Button Misses and Chiidren's heel
or spring heel, plain toe or sole-leather tips
sizes TO 712. 81; sizes TO lo1a, 81 25
and sizes II to 2..,,,.. Z
American Kid Button Misses aud ChHdren's
spring heel, square toe, pstent-IeaIher tips,
= TO y, 81 %; sizes 10 lO12, 81 So sizes
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To be Sold at iDPer
Cent Discount.
NOW, WE PROPOSE TO PARA
Lyle SHOE MARKET

For at least one month by selling the en-
tire stock for less than other shoe houses
have to pay for them, as the following
price list will show: Bear in mind you
have nothing to lose and all to gain if
goods are not as represented. Return
them at our expense and get your
money refunded. It will pay any one
to buy all the Shoes they want for the
next six months during this sale Call
as early as possible to avoid the rush.
One-cent postal card with your address
will bring You catalogue with sup
plement.
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Gold eein amounting 10 $500. 600 NAV be
shipped to-day from New York to Europe
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False Alarm.
A false alarm of fire was ruug in at 1918
o'clock last night from box 90.
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MEMS WEAR.

Mems Calf Balls and Congress .......-s 81 0C
Mems Fine Calf Balls and Congress, London toe
and tip square toe and tip or pain toe So 50
We cali particular attention to our Mems
Famous 50 Shoe. They are fine heavy calf
double sole. screwed aIoft, warranted O
to rip, VIII outwear any So Shoe mad 3.
London toe and Zip lain French toe, in
lace. congress or button.
Mems Fine Light Calf Dress Shoes. square toe
and tip London toe and tip or Spanish toe
and tip, In lace. congress OF button. So 90
Mems Fine CaR Hand-sewed Welt, square,
round and medium toe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS SO
Mems French Calf Fine Dress Shoes London
toe aid tip, square Toe and up Tstltched
etASSS. ...s''. q '-----qf W
Mems French Gait, latest styles crea vamps,
Graham and Picsdtlr toes. hauu-s~Fed -SS 90
Mems Fine French Calf. hand sewsl, square
toe and tip. round toe and tip In lace, Con
gress aad button %
Mems Extra Fine Quality French Cai, hand
Sewed, custom made in all styles. ........ST 50
Mems Patent Leather in lace aud Congress, III
all styles, prices So, 81 aad IS
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NEW ENGLAND's SHARE.
II Cots Not Dollar Of the Immrns.
Profits ON steel.

II Cots Not = Dollar Of the Immcnse
Profits ON steel.
II II stated in the official organ OF the
iron and steel industry that the product
Of Bessemer steel rails in the United
States during the first half Of the current
year was 53O, 900 tons.
The profit on this manufacture has also
been recently officially computed, and 1t
appears to be, on this amount, sonnet hing
over s., oO0, 900.
This is for six months work OF less
than a dozen mills, operated under Nc
Kinleyism. With McKinleyism ont OF
the way, the profit would have been
about q ,0o0, 900 for the six months. Ev n
this lesser profit would seem to be IA I
enough.
But here in New England, says the
Boston Post, there is another phass Of
the subject which carries consid sra ble
interest. Not dollar OF this enormous
profit, at The rate of $40, 0oo, 900 year in a
single article OF manufacture, is enjoyed
by New England.
New England railroads pay consider
able part OF this Sl0,0o0, 600 year into
the pockets Of the Pennsylvania manu-
facturers, because the same tariff which
'sprotectsn the Pennsylvania prodact has
killed the iron and steel industry in this
part Of the country.
Where Ii New England to look for her
share In this bountyf
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The REPUBLICAN PARTY.

Il Ii Proving Itself the Friend Of the Cap
itaiist. the Enemy OF the People.
The Rspu blican press Is entirely con-
sistent with its record in its opposition
to the Democratic declaration, In favor of
the repeal of the national tax on the issue
OF state banks. From its inception it
has been the friend Of the capitalist and
the enemy of the people. From the be-
ginning Of it's tariff legislation, it, pub
lilo land legislation and Its financial legis-I
lation, It has been engaged in taking
money from the pockets Of the people
and putting It into the pockets Of bond
holders and money sharks. Under the
specious plea Of ahonest money" 4 has
fattened the moneyed aristocracy to the
utmost, and II stili responds 70 their calls
for more.
the public credit, mostly after the war
was over and the public credit rms tax
ing all necessary caro- Of itself, y In
creased tho public debt of the country
over 500, 900 900 by changing the Qrigi-
nal contract and virtually donating The
profits to the bohdhoiders. Under the
plea Of honest money, Il opposed the
demonstration 81 silver which 4 had
AcN4N |AA11eA ~ s1tE-tt ~ sNrtt@ - 10y z
Undsr the plea " honestmoney, 4 forced
on the country the xesumprion o. specie
payments II suoh = way - 10 bankrupt
the majority Of the debtor class. Under
the plea Of honest money. Il again de-
monstized silver, and BY hostile. legisla-
tion deprived Il Of very large portion
81 lie former intrinsic value. Il has in
every way, says the Indianapolis 6enti-
mel, pressed forward the capitalists, of
fort 70 make gold the single standard Of
value and to decrease the circulating
medium TO the lowest possible amount,
thereby enormously increasing the in
terest drawing power OF money and de-
creasing ths price Of commodfties.
Il 81, therefore, eminontly consistent
for it 70 oppose giving back to the states
the power to remedy the deficiency OF Z
circulating medium which was uncon-
stttutionally taken from them ~ war
measure for the purpose Of stimulating
the value Of the greenback currency.
The talk about .wildcat currency ID the
verisst nonsense. The condition Of the
country with its unparalleled means for
transportation and communication
makes such thing impossible, even il
public sentiment anywhere would per-
NIT 1t. No financier Of any intelligence
has the slightest apprehension Of any
such thing occurring. It Is merely an
other effort to divert public attention
from newly proposed mode to wrest
the hands Of the capitalists from thu
throats OF the people to break the hold
which they have obtained through the
national government.
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I-|aU
Ar. Bui,is-f.v n rrs.aer..~
~ So oun1 hsisi<-esf ffW a
F5flhs cshhiet drawing righ
Dorn with Prptcct.ne sex. Sovemps1i
Let NJ rally. hog<. oaeE more
As We did IN 'ciHhty-foux. A
Douh with Protscsicr ne1t Noss'nscti
cuoRrs.
Democracy forevefi Hufrah. Bows. hurrahi
Down With Protection and sfeKillsyls TASTE
lis the writing on the wall.
..Loi they totter 70 their falLv
Down with Protection next Novemberi
II shall be no idle boast
Down with war taxes next November
sweIls the cry from nil and plain,
.we'ii cleo, him once axain.
Down with war taxes next Hoyemoeris
lcAorns
Though the plutocratic crew
Shower gold and silver too.
Down with corruption next Novemberf
O'er the land, from shore to shore.
They shall purchase power no mors.
Down with corruption next Noyembsri
lchorns.
Al some mighty river rolls.
Let a. rally to the polls.
Down with robber tariffs next Novctn.
We shall win the worlds applause.
We shall gain the peoples cause.
Down with robber tariffs next Noyen-
0s1s IcAorr,.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
your FRIEND. COMING ana Going

Your Friends Coming and Going
Mr.. Joseph Berry is critically i'll.
Mr.. B. F. Dooley spent to-day in
Hagerstown.
Mrs. Nancy Milley, of Newark, Ohio.
is visiting Mrs. Kate Cushwa.
Miss Katie Schnebley, of Greens.
burg, Pa, is visiting in this city.
Mrs. R. J. Dooley has returned from
an extended visit to Mt. Savage, Md
Mrs. Towsend and daugter, Of Lake.
oliver, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Shoe
Der.
Mr.. E. E. Herring and sister Flor
ence have gone on a visit to friends in
Maryland.
Mayor Gustav Brown, of Charles
town, is visiting his son Louis E.
Brown and relatives.
Misses Addie Ortnlan and Minnie
Little have returned from a three
weeks visit to Baltimore.
Miss Belle Bonner, who has been
visiting the Misses Deatrick, has re-
turned to her home in Greencastle, Pa.
Mrs. Florence Felty, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Shipley on
Water street has returned to Oakland,
Nd.
Mrs. Helen Kiraeof, of Oklahoma,
who has been visiting Mrs. Shoeber,
John street, has gone to Wichita,
Kan.
Mr.. Geo. Atkinson, of Morgan coun-
ty, who has been paying Mr.. Silas
Moore an extended visit has returned
home.
Mrs. Price and Miss Bocock, who
have been visiting in the family of
Judge Faulkner, returned to Hanp-
ton, Va, yesterday.
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yvh.r.,s rha. :. uola.p Isr,9 ].

Under ths benefcsnt Mckinley bin
labor troubles are increasing, more m II
itiamsn ara baing called out and both the
wcrkingmsn and THAR employers ara
losing money. A "golden era OF pros
perity . was to follow. the election Of
Harrison and the passage Of the Mex M
ley bill, but It has not yet arrived, and
there il no prospect that it evsr will
under these conditions. The thing for
the workingmen advises the Sioux City
Tribune, to do IL to vote against Harrison
and for the reform OF the tariff.
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Al successful business nan Was
asked BY a Cincinnati Inqxir~ man
the other day the secret Of his success.
\ Well.r said he, 1T Is all due tosome
good advice given tome ~ az old
man when l was : boy. ! got ont Of
job1ohe time and went to my old
friend for sympathy and advise. He
drew his chair mp TO mine, and, tax
ing one Of my hands closely in his
own, said Ny boy, never be dis
couraged. Have some confidence in
your own ability 70 tustie with the
world. Be independent. You must
be like tramp that is in New York
and wants TO- get 70 Chicago. After
4 good deal Of trouble he gets into 9
freight train, near the engine, maybe.
He doesn't ride far before he is seen
and put off. Does the tramp give ups
No, he gets on in the middle Of the
train, and il put off again goes farther
back until at last he i put of the ca
boose. Then what does He do I Why,
he simply waits for another train and
tries It over. Now, il you have little
troubles, just bide your time and crawl
back into favor. If your employer
should discharge you, that is nc evil
dence that you have no ability or that
Won cannot succeed. 1t may be the
best thing IN the world for you. Just
get into the next train and You will
get there all right sometime
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REPoRTER's NosEeAY.
snap shots at Home and Neighboring
News.

snap shots At Home and Neighboring
News.
Circuit Court again tomorrow.
Mr.. BENZ. Rulings, Of N. Queen
street, is the proud father Of bright
boy.
Owing to the cool weather, promen-
AIDES by our young people to Greenhill
Cemetery are less frequent and love-
making at that city of the dead has
almost ceased.
Thompson and Tabler are receiving
daily enormous consignment Of Cloth
ing. These gentlemen deal squarely
and are enjoying q splendid trade.
Call to see them.
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nam. nsfar. ana Aftsr.

While he was q member Of the cabinet
Mr.. Blaine was considered "a mental and
physical wreck, scarcely able to write his
own name, !" BY President Harrison. Since
his retirement, says the st. Joseph Ga-
sette, be has gained such robust health
that Mr.. Harrison wishes him .sto taks
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August ACCIDENTS.

The railroad accident list for Aug
ust shows total of 20 killed and 2l3
wounded. OF the killed IS were EN-
ployes, 5 passengers, and Z others"
OF the wounded l04 were employees, 90
passengers 10 others
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p1REcroRs MEETING.

A meeting of the directors of the
Citizens National Bank was held yes
terday but only business Of private
character was transacted. The date
of opening was not determined upon
but it is thought it will be about the
Goth inst.