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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

woman Indignantly. That's the straw
that breaks the cancels back. | was
Just saying TO myself, Head up, chin
in, chest out, arms lifted, fingers bent,
hips in, knee straight, right heel TO
left toe, and left heel 70 right toe"
Now II you ask ME to smile al the same
time l shall be in Bioomingdale In q
week"
but you must" declares the teacher.
"When this gees up" aud she stood on
her right toe, with the left
one on level with her ear,
"this goes up tooI' And she pushed
tho corners OF her mouth up with her
fingers. But the literary young woman
said she'd take another lesson for the
smile, since the hour was up, and, after
the premiere had done few pirouettes,
just to show the beginners what was IN
store for them, they all trooped of to
dresslng.rooms TO put on their street
gowns.
The league has also engaged Miss
Marie Barnum, wel-known dancer TO
teach special dances TO those who do
not want to take a through course, and,
after the premiere and her flock
go of, Miss Barnum InculcGtes the
principles OF the tarantells upon
the muscles OF two tall Brooklyn girls.
There Is nothing circumscribed about
the hopes and plans OF the members OF
the league. They want to enlarge the
mum Der OF their pupils until they shall
have laid the foundations OF a regular
academy. to correspond with the Paris
Conservatoire. LeontIne is as devoted
and enthusiastic as the league commit.
tee. and as for the pupils, Tuesdays and
Thursdays and Wednesdays and FRI
days are the brightest days in all the
week to the two classes. Miss Kittie
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
BRIDGEPORT.

Yesterday was payday on the c., L. &
w railroad.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gaskill and daughter are Wis
ting in Wellsville.
Misses Fannie, Georgia and Lena Dent
are visiting Miss Mary Graham,of Brook
side.
Miss Maggie Cooke. Of New Athens, is
the guest OF Miss Bessie and EloHise Nc
kee.
Misses Retts Frasier and Matte Medill,
of Brookside, are visiting Miss Maggie
Howell.
Miss Mamie Smith, who was recently
hurt very severely BY a ruuaway,is getting
along nicely and expects 70 De out In q
couple OF weeks.
A. c. Uranium aud family have re-
turned from the Worlds Fair.
A bad accident happened AZ the Wheel
ing Greek coal mine yesterday. Bill
Landers was working in the mine when
sorle slate gave way in the roof and crush
eS Landers TO the earth. He was severely
hurt but at present is resting easy.
The first span Of the back river bridge
gas completed yesterday, and will be
swinging in few days.
Friday and Saturday were very warm
days here. the thermometer at Dents
registered 90 both DAYS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
THE MAN AND THE PIN.
A DOMESTIC tragedy IN ONE AOT BY
HOWARD FIELDING.
Showing Bow he Simplss! Problems Nay
Present Difficulties Even for tho Lofisst
laisllecs-Aaui Was So dsEsd with the
Dress ANer All.
Copyright. 1871


Maude said that she would be all
ready Ia five minutes, so I selected a
long cigar and q good story aud pre-
pared for an hour Of solid comfort.
am seldom asked for advice or assist
ance when Maude is putting the finish
ing touches on q swell toilet. Occa-
siOnally, indeed, she is In doubt about
some portion OF 70, and invites me to
express an opiHiOn. Very Shrewdly
she leads me, In such cases, TO condemn
the thing when she distrusts, and
then awGman'S natural belief In the
sternal falibility Of her husbands
Judgment Ga matters OF dress comes
10 her aid, and from that moment she
Is thoroughly satisfied with her COS
hume.
On the occasion in question when she
sailed 70 me / supposed something Of
lhif kind was required. 1 was in a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
DISCOURSE on the joys Of learning 10

discourse on the joys OF learning TO
dance.
when began was so discouraged. ]
used to cry my eyes out after every
lesson. vowed I wouldn't keep on.
but Leontine was so patient aud the
thing has such charm that persisted.
l can't tell you how glad / am. Talk
about physical culture by the Delsarte
system! l tried the it once and felt
like an idiot, posing and wriggling.
But this is exercise Of q kind that
counts both for strength and grace.
or course | got tired; but the strain Is
principally on my feet and ankles, and
by bathing them In alcahol and rubbing
them well don't feel any lameness.
TOO HIGH FOR HER CHURCH LEe.
After the exercises st the bar the
class does various steps involving
familiar ballot poses.
Higher says Leontine to one pupil,
whose left leg kicks as stifly ~ II it
were Barnabee's famous wooden one
She illustrates by kicking her own out
stretched hand as easily as II she were
put together with hinges.
81 can't" says the girl desparingly.
Don't you see that's my church Lego"
Then they 20 on as solemnly as II the
church member had cast aserious gloom
over their efforts. Finally Leontine,
observing the funeral Of the black gowns
Ind long faces, exclaims:
"Smile"
"Smilef' replies thu literary voung
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
san kioting 10 naples.

ROME, August 26.-The striking cab
drivers still riot in Naples. Last night
and all to-day they have been tghting
the police in several quarters OF the
city. -Four regiments we're taken by
special train 10 the city this morning.
Late dispatches from Naples say that
mobs have been smashing street lamps
and windows IN the outlying districts
since 8 o'clock. The military have been
kept moving from district 20 district
TO dsperse the rioters. Several sharp
fights have resu ted and more than 1000
people have been arrested.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
wAsaINGToN, PA.

WASHINGTON, PA, August 26-The
Western Pennsylvania Agricultural Asso-
citation is making every effort TO assure
success Of the fair next week. The South
ern exhibit, which is also among the attrac-
lions for the fair at Wheeling, has arrived
and has been put IN place.
Hon. j. w +. White, OF the Common
Pleas Court No. OF Pittsburg, was the
guest this week OF friends in town. He
drove over in a buggy, spending seVera!
DAYS on the road and visiting the scenes or
his boyhood and the eastern part OF the
country.
Among Washington people visiting in
Chicago are Alex McIlvaine, Hon. Bert
Hart, Rev. Father Doyle, Misses Jane
Sherrard, Emma Wallace, Anna Brown
lee. Ella Warrick, Annie Italian, Mary
Hamilton, Mary Sayer, Mrs. Winfield Nc
Uvaine, Mrs. Ralph Vanpink, Mrs. Flora
Saver and Messrs. Winnett McElree, Ed.
Wallace, Eldridge Tucker and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. B. Forrest.
Joseph Moore aud wife, OF Greeusburg,
are guests of Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Is. McReman, near town,
Cbas Kennedy, an iron worker OF Cleve-
lane.OhiO. spent several days TINS week
with relatives in town.
S.R. Werlich, Sr., Of Washington, is
visiting his son, DR.. T. II. Werlich, at
Wellsburg, West Va.
Jas. L. Henderson has had his cattle and
sheep at the Wellsville, Ohio, falr this
week.
Mrs. Mary Fisher, Wheeling, accom-
panied by her daughters, Anna aud IDA,
was the guests this week Of her brother,
Ed Winters, West Warrington.
J.V. Braden, agent for the Pennsylva-
MIA lines at Wheeling, is wishing MS father,
John Braden, West Washington:
The Wheeling Y. NJ. Q. A. will be rep
resented in the tri-State field day Ut this
place. September5 .:
guest OF his brother, DR.. ID. II. Lewis, OF
Washington.
Mrs. Charles Schmidt aud children have
returned to Wheeling, after visit with
Mr.. Schmidt's mother, near town.
Joe Johnson, Of the Washington glass
works is with Wellsville friends for few
days. He will go on TO Chicago to SEQ the
Mrs DR.. A. B. Miller, wife of the
Wheeling dentist, was among Washington
friends this week.
Miss Grace Fordge, of Clarksburg, w.
Va, is the guest Of Miss Nellie McGrew,
Mrs John Glass, Of Wheeling, and her
mother. Mrs. J. y. Hamilton, are at At
Rev. r. G. White, Of the Christian
church. State Evangelist OF West Vir-
ginia left Thursday for Moundsville, &C
conpanied by Mrs. White.
Mrs. Rev. Moore Buchanan, OF Morgan
town. W. Va, for some weeks the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Wylie, in this place, has
returned TO her home.
Miss Hattie Burke was among Wheeling
friends this week
Rev. A. NJ. Harvnot, Of the Christian
Church here, is the guest Of his parents in
Ohio.
Rev. u. Hill. Of the FirstM. E. Church,
has returned from a camping and fishing
tripin Canada
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
Investigation Invited.

Ofcourse it is proper TO inquire about
what any man says, Is II true!
The most rigid investigation is invited
into the testimonials pu olished in behalf
of Hoods Sarsaprilla. Special attention Is
called to the high character OF the
persons whose testimonials are published
by the proprietors Of this medicine, as evil
deuced by their occupations or indorse-
ments. In fact, no matter where testi-
monial in behalf OF Hoods Sarssparilla
may be from, il is reliable and as worthy
Of confidence as If it came from your most
trusted ueighbor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
Louis Hsn Out on Ball.
,..inl 1.llnrnm % me R1afstrr.

6ptctdI IfIe0Tunl 70 ne HfDIsI".
HUNTINGTON, w. VA. Aug. 2e.-Lewis
Hall, the Mcdowell county murderer,
VINO was brought here for safe keeping
to wait until the time that his hearing
is set for, October II, was happy old
man last night when the REGISTER cor
respondent called to see him. He has
been trying since his incarceration, two
years, so be granted release on bail,
which has been refused, aud yesterday
Judge Guthrie, OF the Kanawha Circuit,
who was applied to, ordered his release
on $40, 900 bond, which Hall expects
to furnish Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
,1o,h.r and son prornsd.

PARRY SOUND, ONT, August %
Last evening Mrs. John II. Miller. wife
o. the President Of the Parro Sound
Lumber Company, with her two soos
and a lady companion went out rowing
az sloop Island, near here. The two
boys went 10 bathing, while the others
rowed Ieisurely about watching them.
Suddenly, Claossn, the eldest son, be-
came seized with cramps. bis mother
nluneed into the water to save him. but
after brief struggle both were
drowned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
rap-...r.a Rosehuda.

II. for any reason. oas wishes 10 keep
hack rosebuds they must Erst have their
stems placed 10 cold water. then the
buds themselves sprinkled with the
same. after which they must be sci IN :
dark. cool Toom-the cellar - oes'-
with this treatment the opening pro-
cess will not advance perceptioly for
sevaraI daya
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
A GREAT SUCCESS.
EPWORYH ASSEMBLY CLOSES AT BURRS
MILLS AUSPICIOUSLY.
Bio Things Are Talked Of For Next Ysar-Rulss
Are Not So Srio. as FornTly-Athlsics Are
No Longer Tabood-Bsd Tina COnS
When the Sleeper Chooses
Sp,s,ag 7sgssran to ne Smday Register.

BETHESDA, O., Aug. 26.-The third
season Of the Epworth Assembly closed
to-day at Burr's Mills. The pro-
gramme was Of such al attractive ma
ture as TO draw large crowds. The man
agement provided programme that
cost over 81, 900 and started In with an
additional burden in the shape Of an
old debt Of $500. 1t is learned that the
association is clear Of debt now. The
little lake constructed on the grounds
was one OF the best features OF the
year Three boats were kept constantly
busy and tho country folks came from
all sections to get a ride on the only in
land BODY OF water In Belmont county.
It is understood the lake is TO be en-
larged 10 twice its present proportions
and five more skids purchased.
1t Is remarkable what change has
been worked at Burr's mills since the
oLD-FAsmoNED CAMP MEETING
idea has been eradicated. 1t was al
most sin TO play ball or engage in
athletic pastimes some years since.
Under the new idea these very pleasant
and healthy means of exercise are en-
couraged. Although the rules govern
ing the grounds are SINH
lar 10 those OF by-gone days, llberality
is now displayed in the enforcement OF
the regulations. IL is not necessary to
20 10 bed now and cover up when 10
o'clock bell tolls. The display OF COM
mon sense rules has not been brought
around without some earnest efforts,
but the narrow minded folks are at the
rear and the good work Of improving
the pleasant resort will go right along.
BAD railroad facilities from the east
has had much 70 do with keeping
Burr's mill from surprising the other
camps Of this section. In place OF this
drawback the grounds have now at
tanned such prominence that the b.
& o., will soon look at
the assembly from BUSH
ness standpoint and make concessions
for next season that will greatly fscili-
tate the travel to and from Bellaire.
The B. & o. attempted to get passen-
gers TO travel on local freights, but the
effort was in vain. -Four hours from
Bellaire TO Bethesda is 3 long time, yet
that was about the time IL took 70 get
out on the local ireights.
HON. WM. N'KINLET.
Governor Mckinley was the greatest
card az Bethesda this year. The Gov
ernor was looking pretty we'll notwith-
standing the effects Of the financial
strlneency and he made a very patriotic
speech. Mr. Mckinley is good hank
shaker, and his reputation In this line
aid not suffer on this occasion. For
over half an hour his fine white hand
WAS kept very busy. With each shake
me Governors Yglad TO meet you" was
heard.
There are qgartettes, sextetteS, sep
,aftes and ober tettes, that travel
49, tha - Try giving selections ia
sonr re lots of good ones, too,
- hone that can eclipse
tbea ste that appeared on
ne, Furing the Assembly.
rba ladies'. and known
Of Delaware, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
~vo,S weekly Bank statemsn.

NEW YoRK, August 26.-The weekly
hank statement shows: Reserve, increase,
Is s0s. los: loans. decrease e. go. so; specie,
Increase. e.. AS. 100. legal tenders, increase,
s774. 400; deposits, increase, SlU.SOO: eircu-
isiion increase. s, 042, 600. The banks are
now Sc. s67, 675 below the requirements Of
the 25 per cent rule.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
PHYSICAL CULTURE THE OBJECT.

III 4 SlCAb NOLA bIsh LII CA'"ENA'
Not one member Of the present classes
intends to join the ballet. The literary
girl, who, by the way, takes lesson
every day and is so enthusiastic that
she can stop practicing hardly ioEg
enough TO eat aud sleep, is taking the
lessons as means OF physical culture.
Two or three others, who ara actresses,
are hoping to acquire additional grace
and self-poise in the process, and q
couple OF little girls are being trained
for professional dancers. Most OF the
pupils wear a sleeveless and low-necked
black silk waist, with full black silk
or gauze skirt reaching to the knees.
The iron bar is used to steady them as
they go through the preliminary exer-
clses OF STOPPING and kicking. 1t Is all
done quietly and earnestly. The few
spectators indulge In occasional sub
dued comments, but the pupils are too
busy for words, while Leontine simply
keeps up her steady zone, two; one,
two" as she keenly watches each figure
In turn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
The n.rrim.e wiz Re.um..

LOWELL, MASS, August 2e.-Ths full
plant OF the Merrimac mills print WORKS
and all. employing 1900 operatives,
will start up next Monday morning on
full time aud run permanently,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Our American belles-our American
bellies
How sweet is the story their beauty tells
They are wise bellies too, for il is their
won't 1
To use every day their SOZoDONT,
Which sweetens 6festh and keeps teeth
well,
No wonder we're proud Of our Am Noanl
bellies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
Got Mixed up in a Wire Fence.

Special TslsgraH' 70 ne Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA. August CO.
William HaYne, young fellow, was
trying TO break q young horse in the
western part of the city last night.
The animal got the best of him and ran
into a wire fence where the horse and
rider wore tangled up fer a time.
Hayne was badly lacerated. The horse
was badly cut, an important blood
vessel abeut the neck being severed
and 1t died from hemorrhage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
HoAELs.

HOTEL BANCROFT, CHICAGO. Calm.
IL avenue and Twenty-HSpth street 80
proof; "a nne rJoms: steaniS hest: baths a.
every floor; first class family hotel: best lOe..
and American p an; 81 10 IS yer day. Wri,e -,
circulars ifyoa Wish 70 reserve rOomI iy9iz
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Msyhew, who is chairman OF the COM
mittee, is always present OF lessons,
giving hertlme with tho devotion which
characterizes the members OF the
league
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

"Oh, wish l could have her for a
paper weight said one Of them, who is
literary. Being literary is no reason
why anyone should not be a pupil Of
I,enntlna.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
RAILROADS.
Wheeling Bride aT.rmlnal Railway Co.

Time Table MOB 70 take effect n;N q n
Sunday, JulJ ., 1893
Leave whesiinE-f5:iJ, fs:J0, B0A tsiS
.0.0OA m. tz:25. s2:f0. sfiSl, f9.9Jp. 70.
IeAy, PeBinsala-f6:B. 1860, 1910, igioL
400 A. n, 1881, s2:46. 49,. $500 y: 70 a.
Irrlys Martins FerFy-f5:i2 fs.A t5h
$780, flg:i2 a m. r2:Ss, s2.b2. si:fs tsE p
Arrive Terminal Jgnction-fg.5 t5.la, y -
s,o.on 40 ia M. 42:l5 sl.28 - a. sEB "a
Leave Terminal JuRcli0n-f7.Z2, 500, -lo'"'
IN tl:s8 sa'3o. fsiA S5;h t8:l4 " 81 m
IeaTs Martins tefry-f7:b " W. 'V.SA
m. ii IS q: ., Vi: ~ s.: ~. to;5& 49,
.i.es .2:ss. ts:95. S5:z5, tS:S5, 5000 P. r.
Arrive WhsslnR-fl;fL I'D, ll'N Ms
.t.sS s2:52. 1871. s5:3i. fe:f5, SOIL ,. %.
sDaily. tDLlly sTespt Sunday tssA"
81 trains viii run on Essisrn Tine
halssSs ]. Z. TAUssIo, sspt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Or. e. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Ifeatment
s sold under positive written guarantee, By huthor.
rcd agents only, 90 cure Weak Memory; Loss %
Grain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood; luir spossi
Night Losses; Evil Dreams; lack OF Connaenooi
or the GeneTatiye Organs IN eithsr ser, caused "
over-e1erton; Youthful Errors, or Excessive = % OK
Tobacco, Opium or liquor, which soon lea 70
8serJ, Consumption, Insanity and Death. ~ mall,
N byI. for n: with written guarantee % cure or
refund money. VISITS C0UGHsYRuP. A certain
cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronohits, O.ogp'
Whooping Cough, EOre Throat. Pleasant 70 tAlef
small size Discontinued: old 60c. sire now Go.; Old
u slzo, nov 6Oe. GUARANTEES iEfuod only
-THRoUGu-
McLAIN BROTHERS, Sole Agents,
Southwest corner Twelfth and Market
sttests. wheeling. VIVA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

No Money RsSsired OF Responsible Parties 10
Iommeacs Treatment.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-15
Organ Recital. April 90.

The public will have an opportnni-
ty to Judge for itself of the power.
beauty and adaptability of the new
Vocalian ut the Congregational
church next Thursday evening. when
Mrs. Davis. IL full choir and orchestr;
will give IL recital. The program will
include several organ selections. cho-
ruses, solos by Mesdames Bates and
Wiley, solo Ivy Miss Best with violin
obligato, male quartets, and orches'
trail selections. and Mrs. Gotta will re.
cite the "Vo!unteer Organist."
The Vocalian has been tested and
proves all, and more, than was ex.
pected. 1t is IL beauty, being finish.
ed in solid oak; and it is capable of /;
great many variations from the
sweetest, softest strains to the power
full tones of the full organ.
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-15
Official Report Of the Proceedings of
the Board Of Commissioners
Of Billings County.
MEDoHA. n. ID. April 8, 1898.

MEDoHA. n. ID. April 8, 1898.
County Commissioners met in regu.
lar session at $ p. H.. Meeting called
to order by Chairman Lang.
Minutes of last meeting read and on
motion that part of the resolution off.
ering Il bounty on wolves and coyotes
which reads: That IL bounty of 50. so
he offered for each and every Wolf or
coyote killed within this county from
date, etc, vas amended to read rs
follows: THAT IL bounty of So. 50 hp
offered for each and every wolf and
coyote killed within the county; and
ny person claiming such bounty.
shall make affidavit and produce such
wolf OF coyote skin entire, embracing
both ears, within twenty DAYS after
killing same
j. q. Williamson having taken the
oath of office as IL commissioner,
took his seat us II member of the
hoard. Board adjourned to meet at
IL o'clock Tuesday.
Tuesday. April 4th-Board m ct
pursuant to adjournment.
The additional security on county
trrasurer's bond was approved.
The following bonds were approved:
L.. A. Lang, county superintendent of
schools; l.. II. Gates. assesso: 3rd dis.
trict; VIM. Jones, sheriff.
The aggregate claims for wolf houn-
ty, amounting to $l37.5O were i'll.
lowed.
Board adjourned to meet Wednes.
day morning.
Il RnlrI mat lllsnrnf fn uls,r,,,o,t
Letter from a. Anderson of Beltield
in regard to Il school read, referred to
the county attorney for his opinion.
On motion it was resolved to abate
the 6.mill countyt tax on cattle OIL
Theodore Roosevelt on which assess
ment had been made and taxes pre-.
viously paid in Minnesota. Refund.
ing order drawn.
f. A. Eaton was appointed a justice
"f the peace in the End district, and
his bond us such was immediately
filed and approved.
The following bills were allowed:
G. w. Myers, coal, S IA O(
j.. G. Williamson, affidavit fees l Is
G. ID. Barnard & Co., supplies, 10 OF
Norman Leho. salary.Co. Judge rs OF
49, 81 ". viz oululS do
advisory counsel. so OF
j.. G. Williamson, salary us au-
ditor to March 9th, 100 Al
E. S.Foley, Co. supt. Schools 80 OF
N. ?. Ref. Car Co, rent, go o.
B. +. Fowler, hardware, l o.
G. w. Myers. t%reasurer's com. 262 l
WIN. Jones, work on court
house, 9 O
E. S. Foley, affidavit fees, 9 0
E. S. Foley, salary as auditor
to April LIST, 40 O
Board adjourned to meet Thursda
morning.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
VIM. Jones was appointed janitc
for the court house. appointment t
date from Jan. 1st, 1898.
} Board adjourned to meet April o
q. S. FOLEY,
Co. Audito,
The Dickinson press., 1893-04-15
Mr.. FUTILE objects to the edi.

Mr.. FUTILE objects to the edi-
torial mention made in the PRESS
last week of the stockmen's meet
ing, and says that S. B. Nc. 10
should not be made an issue, etc.
The PRESS does not have any de-
sire to take upthe cudgel on these
lines; it wants to see the election
of a secretary who is not inclined
to be partial and who will act
without fear or favor. But here
is a peculiarly significant feature
of Mr.. Green's candidacy, whose
election MI. futile is trying to Sc.
cure; ]. S. Green says that he
should be reelected to vindicate
his position with reference to the
bill above mentioned. Now, it is
a fact that Mr.. Green was bitterly
opposed to this bill, and the few
men of our community who fos.
tered the Morton county Jealousy
and by other means more effect
i've secured the defeat of the bill
form the nucleus here who favor
Mr. Green's reelection. Why i:
this? MI. Green has stood faith
fully by the opulent cohort O.
stockmen and they in turn stanc
by him. If the little stockmer