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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS.

NEW YoHk, Nov. 3-The stage of the
Brooklyn Academy of Music was set for a
forest scene tonight when the last great
rally of the Democratic party for the
national ticket WAS held. The Academy
seats about 1000 people, put over 5000 en-
thusiastic Democrats were crowded into
the building tonight, and they cheered
and applauded the utterances of the
orators-Wayne McVeagh and Ex-Gov-
ernor Campbell of Ohio. Congressman
Chaplin presided
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
MINISTER EGAN.

LINCOLN, Neb. Nov. 3.-Minister Egan.
formerly resident of Lincoln, has sent a
letter from New York to the Republic an
state committee. urging Irishmen TO vote
for the re election Of President Harrison.
The Democrats, he says, by their attacks
upon him (Egan) have insulted the Irish
race, and have forfeited all confidence
which any Irishman heretofore lad placed
N fhpm
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HOoSIER REPUBLICANS.

ELwoop. lad. Nov. 3-Tae great Re-
publican demonstration held II this city
tonight Wa complete success. Lxrge
delegations came IN from neIghborIns
towns. until there were -. 10 neeplt on the
streets. After the parauc meetings wvrs
held Ia tae opera house ;sad o Isl Fellows
hail. The orstoEs cf the eyeaing wer~
Attorney Geaerai Miller and Colone.
Coager of 0Aio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

tng 70 suffer foy it. w5.e Dr Fis-rss PsSzaanf
Pellets Nct merely temTz3es-y god, ass.
be3p that t1zs- Is 3 Fersss ;iF ezAsT ssd nat
ur1l way they csenrlse EEsd ssszsssts lie wt-cae
svstezsl z-4 kzg x rexrsasezi. ssr< AID
Bssssus Ee@1zEzzs. Gss-szsz-ssoss. Is..s~asfscss.
B3i5oas AE1zszs. Gad az es-aslge ~ tie
Eye~ S.ozzzc7a All b5zzets are Promptly re-
LeysS2 a.ssi permanently cured
TEeys sre tie c-srSazl I@syer Psifs. The snasis-
eSs e@zsses. ard s4st - tnka-zrszi .ssey TX tsc
cfeap-ss. fgs tasg'rs .5NaraAtsed ~ gre
sazsszarea. or Tsrr EDosssT Ss rzE1z ssssA
Yea par uzly fog ;lsa e5esS yoai ga ths
= true ariv q Or PsegeEs szasascssesL
A pe~fees vss@es ssocket rszs~&v. IA Sz-&3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
OREGON DEMOCRATS.

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 3-The Democratic
state central committee issued an address
today to the voters of Oregon, saying that
the Democratic electoral ticket would not
be withdrawn, but would remain in the
field. The Democratic electoral ticket is
now composed of three Democrats and
one pOpulist. y -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
A HEAVY BET.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3-Probably one
of the largest individual bets made during
the campaign was made this morning in
this city, and the combined wagers to the
amount of SAC, 600 are now in the hands of
William NJ. Singerly, who will act as
stakeholder The betting was done by
William Thompson of Gloucester and
William B. Ahern of this city, the latter
representing Republican syndicate. The
bet is for $4,000 side on the general re.
suit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
SOUTH DAKOTA ALL RIGHT.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. 3.-Chairman
Green of the South Dakota Republican
state central committee has completsd a
thorough canvass of the entire part of the
state east of the Missouri. He estimates "a
Republican plurality of 1900 in South
Dakota east of the Missouri, and claims
plurality of 1900 in the Black Hills.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
KANSAS.


Abbyville, Reno; Ada, Ottawa; Bigelow,
Murshali; Dresden. Decatur: HesstoD, Har
vey; Hiattville. Bourbon: Highland Sta
born, Sherman; Maize, Sedgwick; May
eta, jackson; Menlo, Thomas; Miller
ton. Sumner: Niles, Ottawa; Oak
Hill, Clay; Palco. Rocks; Portland,
Sumner; Reserve, Brown; Rock, Cowley;
Webber. Jewell; Winona, Logan; Alta
Vista. Wabaunsee; Bartlett, Labette;
Beulah, Crawford; Braziltou, Crawford
lou, Dickinson, Elgin, Chautauqua; Els
more. Allen; Fredric, Rice; Gridley, Cotfey;
Hnviland, Kiowa: Hswins, Chrutauqua;
La Harpe, Allen; Lincolnville, Marion;
Lovewell, Station, Jewell; Luray,
Russell; Morse. johnson; New Cam
bria. Saline; North Branch, Jewell
Oakland. Shawnee; Oak Mills.
Atchison; Oronoque, Norton; Diego. jew
ell; Peterton. Usage: Powhattan. Brown;
Prairie View, Phillips; Ransom, Ness;
Sayonburg, Allen; Shawnee. Johnson:
Stark, Neosho: Tecumseh, Shawnee: VIII
mot, Cowley; Woodbine, Dickinson; Agen
da, Republic; Alceyiiie, Coffev; AurGfa,
Cloud; Bogue, Graham; CourtiaS.a, Re-
public; Dennis, Labette: Dover. Saawnee; :;
Garrison, Poutawatomie; Homewcod,
Franklin: Jennings, Decatur. Len
exa, johnson; Lucas, Russell; her-
rianl, Johnson; 1lonument, Logan;
Niotaze, Chautauqua; North Wichita,
Sedgwlch, Pomeroy. Wyapdo1e; Talino.
Republic: Wayne. Repu5lie; Nelda, Aa-
dersop; Wheaton Pottawatomle; Elmo,
Dickinson; Peotoie. Sedgwick-
OKLAHOMA
Crescent, Logan; Darlington, Canadian;
Langston. Logan: Lrxiagton, Cleveland;
Sacred Heart. County II.
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SECRETARY NOBLE.

JEFFERSON CITY, No., Nov. 3.-Secre-
tary Noble addressed a large audience here
today on the issues of the campaign. His
remarks were frequently applauded, and
there was considerable enthusiasm.
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I'M OLDEN TIMES

People overlooked the Importance of per-
manently beneficial effects and were satis-
fled with transient action, but now that it
is generally known that Syrup of Figs
will permanently cure habitual constipa-
tion. weli-informed people viii not buy
other laxatives, which act for a time, but
finally iujure the system.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
THE ARKANSAS BOuRgONS

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 3.-The Dem
ocratic state committee has issued to the
Arkansas election officers a circular de-
finiug the rights of United States super
visors and deputy marshals at elections.
which says that there is no authority in
the federal statutes which authorizes the
appointment of United states deputy mar
shals to take charge Of elections ex
cepting in towns of 10000 or
more inhabitants. The city of Little Rock,
says the circular, is the only city to which
the law applies, and the appointment of
deputies to take charge of elections at
other cities or at any other voting place
must be- resisted by the proper peace
officers Of the state
'In the execrise of the duties and func-
tions," concludes the circular. (which the
law, both state and federal, imposes upon
you, the greatest caution should be pur-
sued to do nothing rashly or outside of the
law, and special pains should be taken to
prevent any disturbance or breach of the
peace. AT the same time no violation of
law by parties acting under the assumed
authority of United States marshal
should be tolerated" +"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
CHOLERA

BEnA- -PEsTH. Nov ) 3-Therewere fifteen
new cases OF cholera and seven deaths To-
day is8 tl.i> Gay.
AMSTERDAM. Nov. 3.-TheTs were niue
new c.ses ef cholera and four deaths IL
Holland today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
The scEWaT9A veaOtCT.

PogrEASn. Or. Nov. Sine cqgoEssE
this aiaegnooa he1i I'd Isgass. on he re
mains OF The !xie Frederick schg@sk 4,
T&e jury returned yrsssieR naS the -
sea>sti came TO tl- deatn asoga al oEsuio~s
o. saerp.alne taAen Accidentally.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
ION REEN

KALAMAZOO. M;ch., Nov 3-Ex-,peaSsr
Reed OF Maine addressed AZ Iinmeuse aa-
.!i-nce NJ the Wiswam this afternoon on
the issues of ths campsisa- E- reciysd al
enthusiastic reception
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TAF taMs

PITT-BrEis. Ess-. Nov 3-TAe taking of
frSanloas "a sas istas ease wss essfeiu.:es
fhfs AFTERNOON. and tis~ ssidEes~es { n fise
jury begun TIE case will go 10 the !ass
tuiasogEow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
of painful Irregularities, and will remove
all distractions. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co., San Jose. Cal. and for sale by
Fred l.. RIGHT, 206 East Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
COCHRAN AND FELLOWS.

TROY, n. Y, Nov. 3,-Bourke Cochran
and John r. Fellows delivered two speech
es in this city to night.
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TURF WINNIE rs

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov 3-Winners:
f.i&iu. impress Frederick, Nirgis John
sou, Strathfaaid. fIesperin-
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WIRE And CABLE
LIVELY COMPETITION FOR A PRIZE
RING CONTEST.
Fitzsimmons and Hall offered Thirty
Six Thousand Dollars by the
Coney Island Club.
Tie Origin Of the Trouble Which Resulted
in the Massacre Of the Tomachie
Indians by Mexican Troops
Unemployed WOrkmen Resolve to March
Barefooted Through London Lon
don Truth Advises the Author
ties to Ooniscate Unused
Land-The Charges Against
R. Heber Newton Not
Proven-Gereral
Notes.
WEATHER BULLETIN

WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTuRR,
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. B. 1899. !
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer Friday and Saturday.
During the past "a hours tho highest
temperature was 60o. the lowest AZ,
and the mean 500. with warmer, clearing
weather, north to southwest winds and
falling barometer.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of November
has been 42e, and for the Sd day Az.
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3-The following
are the indications until s D. m. Satur-
day:
For Kansas-Fair; slightly warmer. ex-
cept stationary temperature in northern
portion; westerly winds.
For Missouri-Fair; slightly warmer;
westerly winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
MONEY ORDER OFFICES

WASHINGTON, Nov 3-The following
postoffilce money order Offices have been es
tablished. The name of the county is set
opposite the postoffice:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04

Hard "a stcdi-
icse the great,
Eiping Old fash
iOaei psi. and
thai ) Dot te
hardest part q
4. e1tber Your
.e-bles ere Only
beg sansng whsa
yo1 get Il down
1t ) all u on
ssnss Ie9 9n
get nose god-
Eai w-i,dosEs hz--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
THE WOLVERINE STATE,

Is your blood poor? Take BEECHAM':
PILLS
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OKLAHOMA.

Crescent, Logan: Darlington, Can sdian;
Langston. Logan: Lexington, Cleveland;
Sacred Heart, County y.
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Notary Seals.
Attorneys Pocket Docket.

The Lawyers wade Necum," can be used in an
State and in any court The most complete al
convenient pocket docket ever published, with tv
in2exes-an alphabetical index and diary indie
shows at a glance just what date a lawyer has ca
in COURT keeps complete record of of the cas-
Handsomely bound in flexible back, conveniel
size to carry in the pocket Endorsed by attorDe,
everywhere. Price of Docket S1OO By mail pos
paid TO any address upon receipt of 49, ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-04
School Records, Etc.

We desire to call the attention of County Superin
tendests school district officers and teachers our
line of school publications as gwen below Our school
records and books are being used exclusively in
quite number Of counties. and superior to any
in the market Classification Term Record Record OF
Apportionment of State and County School Funds
Superntendents Record of School Visits Pocket
size) Record of Teachers Ability Pocket Size Rec
ord of Official Acts Annual Financial Reports An
nual Statistical. Reports School District Clerks
Record, School District Treasures Record. School
District Treas1rers Warrant Register School District
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Handsome i that handsome does, aa2
Hoods SaTsaparilli. does handsomely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-10
SEATTLE. SUNDAY JUN 10.
rHE SMALLPOX AT VICTORIA.

If the number of cases of smallpox re-
ported at Victoria should prove to be ex-
ageerated il will be the fault Of the author
ities, who 10 prevent undue excitement
should have from the very first published
Q correct list OF the number OF cases and
the deaths. Failure 70 do this always
works mischief The effort 10 conceal the
presence of smallpox is sure to breed ex-
aggera.ei stories Of the extent Of the dis
ease for the Imagination of the ignorant
pa5lic multipies one case into ten or ten
into one hundred until in week they in
crease like Fals;aiT7s men in buckram.
The conduct OF the authorities in Mon
treaI in 1855 was of this stupid character
In regard 10 smallpox. They began by
trying 20 ''5ush il up" and took no
proper steps 20 vaceinste the people and
% pace TIE pest-stricken district under
stern medical supervision. Through the
most ignorant and cowardly neglec. Of
ordinary precautions the disease was suf-
fered 10 work its will among the pauper-
lied persons where il started until il spread
rapidly, and the discovery that the auihori-
ties had been triding with the public con-
corning its existence created panic which
was swelled by the viliainous action of
certain qaacks and clerics advising the
peer against vaccination.
The smallpox in cities cursed with a
peculiar class OF very filthy poor, ike
Montreal. is always of o malignant type
and more difficult TO stamp ont than else
where, and the frightfuI mortality in
Montreal in the winter of 1855 shows what
smallpox will do among an ignorant dirty
class Of people, living under a stupid
municipal government. bu: AZ this season
of the year smallpox in q city like Victoria
ought 10 be easily isolated and stamped
out by the health authorities.
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DEMOCRATIC toNyICIs.

Last week twenty-one baliot-box suffers
were sent to the state prison from Jersey
City to serve sentence of eighteen
months, and seven other bs!iot-box suffers
we're sent to the state peni;entisry 10
terve sentence % nine months. Il goes
without saying almost ths; al Of these
sconndrcis were Democrats. Their Demo-
cratic friends moved every lever in their
power 10 save them from the disgrace Of
punishment: bni justice had its way ana
the courts held the guilty persons TO :
strict accountability. There are twenty
eight more 10 be tried for the same crime:
and. If convicted. one or more professions
will start from Jersey City and travel over
the same route. bound 70. the same des-
;snatson.
The Philadelphia Prcs cites these facts
ami comments IS follows:
iseek 81 tAs procession IS u tolls along tosxr3
rsssoz wAls Call = memory the scouadrealy
work IN New York state last winter " aea David
r. Hlll stole state Legislature. aad TEA h24
his ehief ;eoi in the worE appointed TO s seat on
sss beaea o. the d ghsst court n tbs stSia.
Lack back few years - Joe Nscs.a's crimes
en- tbs hslsUi-aox IN Chicago tie effort 70
maze The Nsia3s !eeis stura nsEncc-A.1cs -
Slga Coy Es1y-shser sorEerss IL Indl snspo. q.
ocae 10 keep tbs; city under Democratic eoa-
tro.s - Nike AGliea's crimes on Tree suffrage
Ia Cincinnati ~ tae es1shs Of tAs DsaSer9ae
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Hamilton had taken Marshali's place n
the law and Marshall had taken Harnii-
tons place IN politics. would Marshsll's
record have been IS biamelsss rs j: IS today
Probably not. since circumstances do
mould men. Cromwell, until Charles the
First forced EngiisAmen 20 revolution,
Was little better taan an ale
house bully. moody and pngna-
cious; great events and g-ea. ideas
lifted him to the level of soldiership,
leadership, craftsmanship, and ennooied
him Temperament and circumstances
are among the formative influences OF
men Byron and Barns had the abound
ing masculine, athletic vigor and sCpe-hu-
Gus vitality Of Webster: Shelley had the
spiritual physique rs well IS spirit
uaI intellect. The poetic imagin-
alton which these three grea: poets
possessed is eolorei by their tenn
permanent. Robustness and vigor Of
understanding and expression prevail
in the poetry OF Burns and Byron. while
the airy fight and music OF the sky lark is
suggested by the work of Shelley. You
feel certain that behind ''Bruce's Address"
and Waterloo sits q robust athletic
man; You feel sure that behind "Adonais"
sits man of delicate shape and spiritual
nna3T-v
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THE BARBERRY As STATE FLOWER.

KETrLE FAILS, July :, lS92
To The EDITOR: The subject OK choice OF
state flower seems not yes exhausted OF settled,
IS new eisinsns appears in the Washington
holy, common 20 every portion OF the state. and
Quite unknown IL the East Or south. where ths
holy tree grows. Il Is only known % that por-
ron OF The United States once named Oregon
TIE Plan. Is 8 species OF the Saroerry, sagifo-
linn. ari its evergreen branches are very oea1-
siful for WATER O. summer decorations. and
typical 20 the evergreen state which Is its hone
The bright clusters 81 flowers il early May -
sero,a the COLLEEN nuggets extracted from tss
sands, and every tiny PETAL q Ike dsSe of yoI.
leaf. reminding ore o. ths ,ieEes awaiting
search
The Washington holly Is ths Asst plant ore
sends Ess. 20 friends, showing something new
aad rare. and wherever q aAs been r-aas7laatei
in ths E@s: i attracts general attention AMI al
rirs.lou.
The rhodOdendroa. 30 sAlv advocated ey people
OF tEe Coast, where II : plentiful. exists II
great Quazsit ties in Virginia. North Ca-olias and
oshs- Eastern states. and IS found n every
saruo1s-y even far north, where il must Do pro-
.scted il winter, hgs i Is not ra-s or eonspIcl-
Gus Tor il beauty OF foliage ike this Washing
ton holly, the oareeEry a9aifojtum-
This shrchay plant hsS supplsntad the Srss
sspi-aass % favor IS Ihe advocates o. ths lupin,
the blze Keyed susan ac1 Others have transferred
Their votes % he Washington holly.
Z c. P. HAszISS
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PENSION yEToEs.
KETTLE FALLs, July :. lss2

kFNTEE Ais A4F - E-t--
TorHE EDrroE: n your Issue o. Monday,
InIv IL ne arraizurle1t Of Cleveland is good
SO lar az Ii goes but incomplete as Il fails ID
state -ha- he vetoed more private pension bills
during hts term OF Office than al ccaer veEoes
By the presidents Of The previous twenty years
amounted %.
He treated members OF congress " - su-
p-erae contempt, aE1 spa-e1 TO efforts q which
he could show ii. coope-head prOel!vities-
Re vetoed pension bills pa. SD - congress %
give 20 poor aat deserving widows the sElAll r.
LEI OF S per month aad 81 Per month 70 esea
child
IN one instance. for Withholding This uleagrs
help from q woman II her poverty and affection,
his excuse was that the fses oi her bang 81 I'M
p-ouer character had teen brolgaE % ais kn0vl-
edseI shade o. Maria HI What man %
stand I'd BeEo-e nation ant preach morality,
bv Withholding fran a woman T1e scant help
TIA. might have enabled her - live respect
able lie. He, the ia-nsculase, chose 20 turn
her cut upon TIE word penniless, ard 4 sEs
had erred. plunge her deeper II deos ant expose
her 70 greater temptation.
Ttras. that OF soldiers may know his record
during tie war ard his record ~
arrayed against the soldier AMI ma
soldiers widow during the toEr years that
his high position closed she lips OF evan those
who dasDI>ed the man For the idea holds with
many that The gift Of the highest place IN the
natioa should oaly De given - q uan OF pure
character Sai coed seass.
-
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THE STATE PRESS.

The Granite Falls Afaer has been removed 20
SsIvertOa.
ws-tport, Caehalis county, now has credit
able daily n the World
saaro Tins: 'sIne Lake Washington canal
-;s,t va. staY. N the ate, out seattle en-
ts-nrtsa viii renew the subject in TIE next con
rrass. and we rrus. with better success.
Caeha!is Be-: "Uashingtoas tvo senator's,
AI.s, and saasre. voted for he free silver bail.
r, ,,sr-e- Of reyret that the Western T1era-
bsrs OF the national legs larUre must '.ng roll
n secure necessary legislation Tor iAeIr states
and that WasaiDgton's senators m'ls' assist
Mire-Oyne. stewart. Of Nevada II hl- attempt
70 fo-ce silver 70 tie 'front.' regardless 81 the IL
.s-asr. OF The government aaG a sound financial
policy Il Is matter o! regret, to- tAaf ina
vorss OF the gentlemen were cast a. they vera
raes us. II VIII tend 70 strengthen the alliance
movement II tbs state waere = promises % cUs
an IMPORTANT hguse this tai Ine Republican
rsrtv Is no, io- free SILVER, and the Republicans
OF Washington are entltIei 70 the support OF
THAR senator's n tie -sht about % - made
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House OF Representatives AMI the Senate
respectively. but the dsfau!;ing electors
could no: be punished save bT popular
disapproval II an elector who had
been chosen TO vote for Republican can
didates were to be;ray his trust and vote
for Democratic candidates, or wee versa,
there would De no legal penalty and no
method by which his vote could tie
changed. II would have 70 be counted rs
cast, and in casting il be wouIt be exer-
cising his constitutional rights in precisely
the way in which the Iirst electors chosen
under the system exercised them Usage
has changei the method of carrying out
the system, IN. the system itself Is un-
chanerei
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NoRIuw EST NEWS

James Morss, = Ehe veAt estate Ecra q Nora
& asnSs' NA2e'4yes. > g. * >G&gp.1 ;oxa.
taking - Etc1 So d tee tuass l.l.-,y-,, =
Sc 1rI Xurns &orss 49, So cs...-.s.,-5
n-s ss;he- sl1 Srot1sr, wao are z rAs fr,r,,...
eGs--sss. ezys male god sss Anasuns ss<a-, ,,
= se.ievs4 l2A. Sorss CAS- se-s - as al 80
u Michigan
C2serpsl.s-s are causing sal hzvoc sses.r 80,
f-3llt s-ses Bear he2E Mz8y erva2r1s - :
rs. s2slrsly r1la@1- an crosses sre 49,,
4-a-zaesl n lie Nss4y orchard. eocsis-s-,x II
: teen acres, .Asrs VII tbs ye@E hardy he So-sv
ses@e-s o. APP =. w2S-sSs sAsss ysar. -
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k0DAhS-

few ves-s hack over Is J0.oc0 Ieeches vera
used E1edIetusllv n Eagisut every year.
Georges hzs ulocziGgaird which cannot oaly
tax. bit watstle slEeosE any tune &. hears
Wsl,sville. Nc. has twice As many dogs - il
ha5iisats. Il oss I.7A1 residents .ad 35SC dogs
rsza n Izsrs. - years Old. shot four foxes
in enc cay, making total OF for.y for TIE sea-
son-
Tie soil az HAyti q vary ts-cIie. Cora IS cas-
lily grove s1G tarSs crops ca - raised anu
ally.
For every four shlIiiags spent in England ca
drfaS. o1.y bzliPSaay Is expended on stucs-
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there were raised $50 bushels. Alvord 3
orchard ia IN Jus. as bad condition IS Mr..
Nssieys-
IRA Fanrth OF July celebration at LOOMS,
otsnarsa eognsy, WAS greas success. Chief
Moses and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CaaFiey laugh
too attracted no end o. attention, and nosa-ay
occurred TO mar The pleasure OF the day except
.ba rnureter OF 81 Indian 5y r15ner-
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