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Continuing. sho said. ~ suffered with head
aches aud roiuug in Ne cara 70 tWcs Ny
nose was atopucd 30 bad that hll 10 breathe
through my moulh most % ho time Ny
throat was rnra and hilod with mucous, ana
would hawk aud spit every morning Tor an
hour or fo getting my throat cleared out
~ courhcd nlt day long k.ud of q hacking
couch. nut AZ night it kopt mo awake 70 great
seal u the time suffered with pain around
tue heart. shooting pains across tHU yheat, that
caused me = grost deal uf annoyance.
"-ucn was my condition, YOUNG Ilfc made
miserable, ami any rcmrdicn tlHt tried dit
not seem 10 30 ne any good. Marn { road OF
uf. Mansfield and iiissutrs remarkable cures
Of cnscs nf tho same nature o. miuO, sppuod
20 them Tor troatwont
''l began their treatment and followed their
directions ami used their remedies, aud today
! feel ike another psrHOn. Tho hchdarhcs
have stopped. roaring In the ears gone. throat
well and clear from mucous, nay cough has
ioft me. tho pains around inY heart and acroti
;ho cheat are gone. and ! set up In the morn.
iuE feeling fresh and rested. while before I
took treatment got up every mofulus feeling
tired out / focommcnf IRE Manifold hud
liiHartt highly and viii verify ths statement 10
anyone ChlllnE on the, rr hY letter 10 those
out u th city who wish 10 wute.
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.
No Necessity Of Coming to the City
Tor Treatment.

Almost every mail brings letters asking Dra
Mansfield hnd Ilsactti n 10 uursssary n live
% salt Lake ia order 90 take thu tfUatmUntf
Can you treat pauonta 10 their homes By mail &
ana other IucstiOna Of similar Import
bra Mansfield anu hiadsu desire % state,
therefore, Tor the benefit or those who may Do
hcsiiatuF about wiring 60 thum, that 10y their
question hlHuki and other systematic arrange
incntH. sufficient knowledge ~ each ease csn
BE- Obtained 10 make treatment nu easy matter,
THUS patients can ho treated NJ their Uwn
homes nH we'll ua IN SAT- Lake. Medicines are
sent BY express, a regular correspondence IL
required AID maintained, and tie physician
ana patient arc thus In constant touch
Prompt replies arc made By Dra. Mansfield a
NHHCtt muuIirAtluuH m uOatnOut prescribed
with the proper medicines and In every detail
Cach ease r. worked out unul cure il effected
Enclose cent? M stamps when you write iOr
question circular.
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A MIsrAKE
Commissioner Lochrrn has not Re
signed. nor viii tlr.

sirnod, Nor viii h~.
wAshtNGroN, Nov. GA report
was being widely circulated tonight
that Commissioner OF Pensions Loeb.
ZEN had resigned. The reason athigned
for the resignation IL that he Is an Old
soldier ana 10 dissatisfied with tbs atii-
tude Of tue administration concerning
reforms In the pension liet. IL was
also rumored that Flut Deputy MUIR
ply would take charge.
Secretary Smith, whom seen tonight,
cohtrAdicted tho report, anu insisted
thst there was no truth In II. Com.
missioner Lachren, when questioned,
said: "You can deny In the most em-
phatic terms for ms auy statement
that have resigned. 1 am deeply In.
terestod IN tho reforms which the pres.
ont naturalization is making In the
pension bureau, anu intOnd TO carry
them out 10 tbs best OF my ability"
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unasr Arrc., Tor ,Inrhsr.

MUmnYsBJnHO, Ill.,, Nov. c.
SheHl HuCumasher OF this county
went to Springfield today to procure
requisilion papers ON the Governor Of
ary 18th, 1893, Miller, a discouraged
employee, shot anu killed one Joseph
Schiello, the superintendent OF large
brewery here. Miller He'd aud the
officers now nave the man under Ar
rest nj Stockton, Cal.
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CANDIES, y. j., Nov. o. There II
great excitement ia this city tonight.
Sheriff Weston, upon the application
Of "a number Of citil n,, appointed 900
deputy sherins. When this became
known the police commissioners DIS
sided to appoint 900 special policemen
10 meet tue deputy SHERIFF.. For lear
OF serious trouble Colonel Cooper Of
dor,d guard placed In tho sixth
Regiment ngmgTy, after barrica ling
the windows anu dOOis and cOnceallug
the ammunition In the hui dini. The
military have boon ordered 10 b. in
readiness At a momenpa call.
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Tho "worid' on nroslIIlnu An.Ir..

NEW York, Nov. o. - This World
has tho following; There may be- a line
marine battle Just outside SANDY Hook
within the next ton days. IL Ia do'
clatod that Admiral Mello ~ negotiat'
Ing for the purchase Of two larso OCEAN
going tugs here, 10 be usod a. rams,
anu to punch holes In the III CID ~
M soon a. she shall turn the Hook u
leave American wators.
Brazilian Minister Minterro denies
the report oi the sinking Of the trans.
port lilo do JaneirO by the Republica.
do snys the Rio de Janeiro nHa been
anchored OIL Rio Granite DO Sui for the
last two mohths. An important news
paper In Buenos Ayfes, however sayi
IL has Information from n trustworthy
source that tho oasualty really hap
pened and 100 men were drowned.
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WAsIING1ON, Nov. 6.-Al,hough
Congress amended the Geary net 30 A.
TO allow Chinese ak months more
within which 90 register, % Adjourned
without making mn appropriation u
carry Out ths provisions ut the act.
The chairman Of the committee on
appropriations TAI cnruizlucc OF She
tfonsuty Departments ucol q money
10 cary cut the law, anu lt is IrgtHble,
II tho urgent deficiency hill hal Oesu
passed, n clause aplfuptiniing enough
money 20 nt least begip operations
would have been inserted In the oil.
Asst Is, registrations under tuU act VIII
not brg % until tlr appropriation nfp
made. Meanwhile, the Internal fcvc'
nuo division OF the treasury Gtpaft.
mont will make all ita Iftputauous,
AMI no soon NJ the money l. available
II will be prepared 10 natign its oillurfs,
10 they can begiu work ~ once. Ihe
bur,nu has assurance that an eiiltt viii
be made ~ get toe bill through In the
carly uays OF the session, ~ tue WORK
OF registration will not long DO de-
feffoi.
II 10 said all the Chiucte now In the
county, upuroximhtlng 100000, can be
registered In sixty days II they prompt
~ take advantage Of ia, opportunity.
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CONFERENCE OF rnEsHIrrnIAN~
Must Not Suner worthy urethren TO
Leave the shurch.


Leave the shurch.
CLpvrLANp, o., Nov. 0.-About
City OF the most prominent liberal
ministers Of tho Presbyterian church
In tue large cities will meet In Glove.
land on "Wednesday to crcldo upon n
uollcy for tho failure. The circular
which callnI the meeting say:
The present condition Of the Presby-
terrain church Crcasi0ns deep solicitude
and csll. for immediate aud serious
consideration. Many ministers aud
elders view with apprehension the
tendency 90 assumption aud osntrali-
cation VI power and the disposition
both 10 impose practically u new dogma
without due constitutional process, anu
TO treat tho formal action aud over.
lures Of prcsbytonts with small rUs-
meet. They lear lest ;ho reasonable
ielerancs aud liberty OF opinion hllh-
eftj enjoyed under our sianiards
shall be- abridged, and not q few DE-
voted office bearers arc crowded out Of
good ecclusinstlcnl standing, or oven
out OF the church.
"tn this state ~ affairs II will not an.
swer for loyal Pnsby tcriens u bu in-
active or indifferent. We cannot niiufJ
TO be- silent under tuggetli0ns VI netoto.
doxy uOr6etm 10 a,quiesCu paalively IN
arbitrary assumptions VI rlgiu eXcius'
iveness anu Unconstitutional Procedure.
We must not suiiur worthy brethren 10
be forced medically TO leave the
church. A frank conference Of wise
preventative men, VINO Hhall conaidui
what action IL needed ut this present
junuturs 10 maintain our constitutional
safeguards, encourage our disturbed
brethren aud give frank expression to
our vicwB anu positions, surm, 10 be'
come au imperative necessity"
The oAli was issued by committee
OF the New York synod, which was ap'
pointed after the disposal Of the Brigsa
case,
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Prominent omciaia Made Defendants.

MADlsoE, Wis, Nov. 6.-Goveruor
George W. Peck, Attofney-Generul J.,
l.. O'ConnOr, Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral j. NJ. Clancy, and Colonel Clar.
enco l.. Clark were made defendants
to-day In suit brought by Tracy,
Gibbs d Co., n job printing firm OF this
city, To recover $1,000, which In part OF
u large sum OF money alleged 10 have
been advanced last summer to enable
the Madison Times To execute an order
for printing an edition Of the roster Of
the WiucOnHin soldiers, specially given
to II By tho Governor. me Madison
Democrat, this regular Stale printer,
compelled the Governor 10 cancel the
order, but the money was already swnl-
lowed up. Thesuit Is brought against
the defendants ON the theory that they
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Appolnlea by sserelary smIlh.

WAsntNuIoN, Nov. o. - Secretary
Hoko smith has appointed William V.
Reppert OF Liberty, Ky, member OF
the board OF pension appeals. The
other members Of the board are Ouon
n. Gilmore OF Illinois, John A. Lacey
Of Missouri, john ). Payne OF Tenntf-
see, John q. MoAllieter Of Pennsyl-
wants, II bert n. Hin Of Michigan, y.
J. Rogers OF New York aud Herbert I
Bracket Of Wisconsin.
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WAsHINToN, Nov. "A general
oourtmartlgl has been ordered NJ Mare
leland, chi, for tho trial Of passed M.
s!slantsurgron Richard Ledge. Car.
tain a. Kemp IL made president ami
Lieutenant Ross advocate. The oharg.
GA are: Fist, conduct prtjudicial 10
good order and disuipliue, second.
ialsohood; third eoandalous conduct
tending 10 destruction VI good morals.
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sgoEANr, Wash, Nov. GA duel
was fought iast night In q saloon NJ Oh.
willie 10y two mtueis named Melon lld
aud Harrington. Eight shots wrru *.
changed, ami Mcdonald received n
wound which will prove fatal. Har.
rington was seriously hurt. The duel
was the result OF an old isud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-07

wAsuIA UrOE, NV. g. Secretary
Lamont ioit this evening Tor New
YORK., whore he will vote tomorrow
Aislstan. Hamlin Of the tfca,ury de-
parimcut left this oveuing Tor Mnisa-
cuusetta % vote tomorrow. SuTerviFii z
Architect O'Routke, 50llcii0 ..GcnuIAl
Maxwell, Fourth Assistant I'stmastuf
Maxwell and First Comptroller Bow
lcr have also gonu 10 their respective
homes for the zane purpose.
The Congregational contingent In the
city wins pretty well thinuei out today.
The New York, Mls-schusetts, Pen u-
sylvanin aud ono delegations are nj
home attending to the campaign, aud
have taken with them many vel
known cOngrtesmen, 10 make closing
speechlH.
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wAHuISGToN, Nov. 0.-The troRs.
ury department today had an actual
working balance not To exceed $1,000.
900. II this becomes exhausted tbs
department will have 10 meet current
obligations from the gold reserve. The
treasury otiloials, however, hope Tor
better times. It's predicted that the
coinage OF gold between now ami
January LIST will amount TO $50, O00, 900.
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TuE LITIGATION ENDED.
The a. n. supreme court Through
win the church Cases

WAsniNuros, u. g., Nov. 0.-The
Supreme Court Of the United states
today ended, no far as the upper courts
arc concerned, the long litigation over
ths sshealed property OF the Mormon
Church, by directing the courts OF
Utah to proceed Ia conformity win
the act Of the last Congress In dinpos.
ING Of the property.
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WATCH THE CHILDREN

Arc the warning words Of Drs.
Mansfield aud Bisset.-lhe state
mont Of Miss miller, Given Below,
should Convince Parents 60 More
closely watch Their Little ones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-07

WAsuISOrON, Nov. 6.-rho Pfesi.
dent today appointed Col. George u.
RuggleH TO DO adJutant general with
the rank brlgadier general to succeed
Gen. Williams, retired.
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wero all interested directly or indi-
reutiy iu the Tai0S. The suit causes n
political 9euHatiuu.
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alderman, appointed the samo toiiers
rs on Saturday and n ballot was taken.
When the count was completed u was
shown Tint SINE frCeuous ulutfnen
had cast twoNoteq, ~ $40 hallot was
thrown out and another taken, win
the result ns above.
swift wa. then sworn In. a special
election for myor 20 ~ out the uncN'
PRED portion u Carter darris2n'H term
Will be held next month.
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All diseases only S5a month. Modi-
elmo Free. Apply now, before tho severe
cold weather.
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SO Early in the Season

Everything has been sentenced for slaughter -
We not going TO wait tin the season IS most
over-but commence TO cut prices right
CLoAIIs, DREss GOODS, BOYS CLOTHING, ETC.
show window aud large circulars for further
pricob,
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Millinery.

Trimmed Hats, Ribbons, Etc.
soldat pricos never before heard OF In
salt Luke.
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Special Cut Oh Dress Goods.
soc yard

WIN buy during this sale magnificent
assortmon. OF now and ohoioo Woolens
comprising
HOpsaCkInsS, CheYTOnS, TTlCOts,
SsTseS, SuItings IN Checks ald
Mixtures,
All Of this FAN Importation. Don't fall
To SEQ this limo before purchasing Dress
Goods. Worth p to 90 per cent more.
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Zion Medical Institute

LochIeI poTWhnNhIIy w I1ouWs 3U-i ol5i
500, Dolly ,PO.) building, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
4. II. Mansfield. MD.
J. A. Blssot'. MD.
Consulting physicianA
gpeclaluess Al diseases u tho Rye, Ear.
Nose. Throat ard Lungs, all Chronic Diseases,
once h0urs-D Co % q. m., Ito Bpm, 7 to D
p.m. sundays, "a Am. 90 PIN
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DuEoroEsi y. 8 Richards, Tho'. @. weber.
n. W. Clayton, Eiias A. smith, NJ. 4 Can
nints. james n. Moyle. chas. q. RieAarda.
A W. Carlson. J. O. CuueE.
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800 8eIpbuuna. 500.

Die 2eier Der v6reien 9relIe" tperben ii4
freuen, gu erfobren, bab es ipenisitenS cine
9efirdtete jfranfbeit siebt, pel6e bic 8ihens
i9aft in al ibren Stufsn au 5eilen int Stanbe
1T; Sal's Ratarrb:8ur 1T bic einsise jest Der
dstIi4en Sraheri&aft betannte poiitipe aur.
&atarrb erfOraert als cine 8onftitutionSs
&rantbeit cine conititutionelIe 8ebanSluns.
Sau's &atarrb 8rr ipirb innerlid genpmmen
unb ipirtt bireft aui bas 8lut anb bic idIei.
misen 0berHd4en bes Sbitems, tabur9 bic
@runbIase bet sfrantbeit 3eritDrene nnb BEN
Rateutsn Strait sebenb, inbem fie Die Roniti.
tuition bes 80rperS aufbaut unb ber Natur in
ibrem @erte 5ilft. Die @isentbiimer baben
10 piel 8ertranen gu ibren &eilfrdften, baB iie
eintunsert Dollars 8elobnune fir ieben Sal
onbieten, ben iie gu turiren perfeblt. 9abt
Sud stne etite bon 3eusniiien tommen @aan
aoreiiire:
S. S. @bene9 & Co., 9oIebp, ..
90 Bon Orcauiiten, Is Gents.
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"A. 6 apiteI.

aomuiiiar Sauer befano lid in Der
iibcllten Saune pom Der Welt. Geine
uutersebenen batten barte Ta9e; nihts
fonnte ibm re9t sema6t fperoen, an
Nllem uno Sebem fanb CT etmas aus,n,
ieten.
WabrenO leiuer langidbrisen Beam,
tenlaufbabn lDar ibm freili6 aud nod
ME Elm abuli6es Mtbeei6id sugelto6en,
mie oiele perme9ene @ntpeid)una bes
stnerifaners. llmlonlt bate Ser Som,
mtiiar alle 6ebel In 8eme9uns geieet,
I'm be8 Slii6ti9en ipieber babbait au
iperben. Die Spur bes Ierbrehers
lieb fi9 uur bis 3nr 6auptitabt uerfol.
gen; BON oielem Mu9enblide all mar iie
uerloren. llmionit bate Sauer nit
unermiiolider ausoauer alle speifelhaT
ten 9ufale Der 8eRben3, a1e @aitbauie.
lpo Sipeioeutise Glemente AT perfebre.l /
pfesten, bonn feiniteu gia6tfafe bis our
berii9ttgtiten 0erbre6srtneipe allabenb,
li1 bur6itreift. Sc mar ibm nidt ee,
sladt, aud nur cine entfernte Spnr
ausfinbtg 3u mahen.
Sin Stefbrief, welder bic BsrlDn.
lidfeit bes @ntlobenen peinlit oel,aI
bei6rieb, mar binter ibm erlaIieu nor,
oen; aber glei4fall8 obue jeben Gr,
fOlg. Sauer uer5meifelte fait. Dieier
Ibenteuter i6ten gerabeju init einer
iibernatitrli9en Ma9t I'M 8unb. su
iteben. Wie bdtte eS tbm ionit gelinsea
t6nnen, mittellos ipie er mar, Td alien
gtahfori6unNen Der 9oli3ei au snt.
Sieben unS llb ipsniaesn unitdtbar su
rladenp
Selbltrcbcuo bate Der 9onlmiiiar
lein slueenRlerf aud uuf bic nod I'M.
mer gebsimniBumwobsne 1eriOnlt6teit
9aliclfis seri4tet ; man tpubts ia eur6
6as &sitdnbufb, wsl6ss 9smIlta .iei.
ner Sett abselegt bate, tpelde Wolle
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cry. Bel uoreeriidten 0dllen brtnst es Gin.
berung unb Grlei9terung; baft Dn uidt Az
lange gewartet, 70 tuiro es Did fiderli1 hurt,
ren. SO tam niht AIes noubrineen. sc fam
DIR ntdt 5n neuen 2ungen otrbelfen, -
teine Gr5nei fann bas aber es maht franfe
qungen aelunb unb trdftis, no jebe anoere
Gtnet ni4t rlebr belfen fam.
Die fcrofuloie affection Der 0unaen, mel.
DE Shntnbiudt 9enannt tuirb, tpetd1t, tpie
iebe dnbere 6orm bon gcrofuloie unb iebe
anbere Blutfrantheit, por benz "Discovery".
Ge III bas tuirfiamite Blutreiuiaunas.,
Rrdfteer3eugunss. mnb fleildbilbenbe
Elirir, ipeldeS bic drstlide @iiienidlaft
tenrt. @enn es bel irgenb einem broud,t.
ttf9en, Gals ODER qunseuleiben uidbt biift
unb turirt, 70 tpirb bas Oaftir be,ablts Gele
iuriiderftattet,
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yerr melneS gebene, bin t6 l66h erz
f9roden!"
9ebbafte Spannuus praste lid in
ben @efi4ts3iieen 9auers aus. ,llm
Wie piel llbr 9ia6ts mar bies?"
sd bate 9erabe nab Der 1br ses
16aut. @S mar balb apei ubr,@ ent.
sesnete 5rau Ddse.
sgtun, mas sef9ab benn ba p
Studs sins su Rillii6, unb ba 3abl,
ten lie ia 9era6e oaS piele @elb," fubr
Sran Ddse fort. .Sie ipradem gans
beimli9, man fonnte nt9ts b0ren, oas
beiBt, perbelierte iie fi6 slet6 barauf,.
eiu penig oeriuirrt fperbenb, lid mollte
aud gar ni@ts b0ren."
nSelbitreoenb, Dann 9ing Su6s
wobl uieber fort ?"
y6reili6."
uWanu fam er Senn wieber? sic
ia9en ia, baB er oft ieinen Sreunb 9il,
lid belu9t babe"
uGr fam elm paar Gage ut9t pieoer,
crit Dor bier 2a9en, oa fam CT ais
Bauer pertleioet." (
u0m,4 ma6te Der 9ommiljar, sic
gtirn na6oenflid run;elnb. .Da er,
ldrafen Sie allo?"
,@ewiB. Sd bate friibsr menig auf
9errn Gn4s sea6tet, ais i'd i'm nun
10 bon unsefabr anf9aute, oa iiberliei
e8 mid eisfalt, uno id oa6te, Der bat
fpirfli9 Gnsen wie ein oerl6laeeuer,
fali9er Su6s. Beinabe bdtte i1 ibn
3uerft ni6t erfannt. sic tniillen llanls
lia lpifien, 9err SOnlmiGar, er trus
bod friiber einen biibiden lbwar;en
S6nurrbart, unb Der mar fort fein
9aar bat cr mebr I'M @eii9t 9ebabt,@
pSte ia9ten porbin, CT babe aWeimal
bel Sbnen iiberna9tet; lit er benn
id1on mieoer fort ?"
(Gprt1eBuna fplot.)
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permauente NIB SoDftdHbise 9ur Detues
&atarrbS = ober $500 baar. 90 lautet bas
Beripreden Der Gissutbiimer bon DR.. Cages
Catarrh Remedy.
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Saft mai an
unb bemime bas
Gcrtfdreiten Der
S9miu6indt
NIT benz { ein3ts
CARA nttrten
Wfittel bageSen,
ndmli6 NIT DR..
Bterce'8 Golden
Medical DiacoY-
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@rossart(Qtr &atmuln9s-Uerkauf
Il. W0IsFrSoN, ....... ........
EebtQ de Sargans gsr 6a6en Ole Yrei nter Sic nf6fa
gdtbt @r 9aben oas populdr1e G5edbdt oer em6t
8louielt.

@robartise 8arseins. &ein Rpnfurrent
fann uns slei4fommen. 6ribere greiie iperbe,t
gar nidt beriidiidtist.
Bunte poer weibe 2 iiIen su u @ents nnb
IS Gents,
aitf 65 GemtS reonsirt.
8eibe 81 unb $l.25 Saiuen gu IS Gents.
S9parse Qatun Eaillen, friiber gu $1.25
unb $3.50,
Jest anf ST. renmairt.
Neibe 2aipn EaiIen AT $500, SO. .25 unb
$3.50; rebtl3irt auf $175.
MIle $500, $3.50 unb $4OO Yrcbe.Iaiaen,
pradtSoil sefift, in alien Garber.
sm $3.50 prp gtiif.
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ct oersebli3 i5re berabbansenoe Sauo
gu fallen perludte. sd perristb Did,
wenn Dn milllt, inosm ib al Define
S9ulo 9laubte, aber, @lleu, iteb, faun
bOrte tb 3uerlt bic SunSe BON Der ure
perbofften Wenbun9 Der Dinse, ba bin
i9 aud l9on gu Dir seeilt, nod weiB
ielbit metne Wfutter ntd)t, mas ft6 ers
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-23
Annthar Rad Break

Some weeks since the News MADE
the startling announcement that John
Martin was elected by majority OF
the legally elected members OF the
Kansas legislature. Since the publ
cation Of this falsehood we requested
the News time and again to give us the
names Of q majority Of the legally
elected members Of the Kansas legis'
lature who voted for John Martin for
U. 8. senator. The News has failed
to give the list, for the pure and simple
reason that John Martin never re-
ceived amsjority Of the votes OF the
legally elected members Of the Kansas
Legislature but his claim rests solely on
the votes OF eleven fraudulent individi
uals who never were elected and who
never sat as members Of the Legislature
and were never in any manner Tecog-
nized ~ members Of the legislature by
the legal house of representatives. All
OF this was well known TO the News
but there is political pap In supporting
the fraudulent claim Of John Martin
80 the News thinks. Hence its utteI
disregard for facts.
The News In this weeks issue makei
another equally absurd and false CLAIM
as to the passage of the bill repeating
the Sherman law. Speaking OF The
repeal IL says: The platform
demanded its repeal, and the Demo
Gratis have repealed it,"
We ought to be surprised, tbut we are
not) that the vision Of our contempor
AIRY is hemmed IN by the declaration o.
It's party platform, and that II has no
yet learned that Democratic PLATFORM
are made for ante-election purposes
and not for guides to legislation. lie
us see, how nearly the News striker
| the truth In the above statement
Leaving out the vacancies in the U. )
senate, there are 80 U. 8. senators. L
requires forty three votes to pass OF
| repeal measure IN the hehhte' WI
he News be kind enough to nam'
forty Democratic senators who voted
for repeal2 Can you name thirty five
VIII you be kind enough to give III
thirty nsmesp Yea, will you con
descend to get down from your percl
on the Democratic platform and nam'
even twenty Eve Democratic SENATOR
who voted to repeal the Sherman law
Now, Mr.. News, don't funk, as yol
did IN naming the legal votes which
John Martin received for U. s. senator
but stand up like man and show III
the votes OF your party In the U. 5
senate that indicate that your leader
believe In the declarations Of you
party platform.