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able to any laborer or farmer in the
United States for another shrinkage
in the purchasing power of the dollar
he has received for a full dollars worth
of the product OF his toll. l not only
want our currency to be OF such a
character that all kinds Of dollars Will
be of equal purchasing power at home,
but / want 1t to be of such q character
as will demonstrate abroad our wis
dom and good faith, thus placing US
upon firm foundation among the ma
tions Of the earth, | want our flnan-
cial conditions and the laws relating
to our currency so safe and reassuring
that those who have money will spend
and invest 1t in business and new en-
terprises instead of boarding 1t. You
cannot cure a fright by calling 1t fool
sh and unreasonable. and you cannot
prevent a frightened man from hoard
ing his money. want good, sound. and
stable money and condition Of conil-
dence that will keep 1t in use.
i nave WIllltil lildl otii a. Aii0lN VI
silver, but / believe its proper place in
our currency can only be fixed by a
readjustment of oud currency legisla-
ton and the Inauguration Of consist
ont and comprehensive financial scheme
think such thing can only be enter
ed proftably and hopefully after the
repeal Of the law which is charged with
all our financial woes In the present
state of the public mind this law can
not be built upon nor patched in such
way as to relieve the situation. I
am therefore opposed to the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver by this
country alone and Independently, and
am in favor OF immediate and uncoir-
ditional repeal Of the purchasing
clause Of the so-caIled Sherman law.
confess / am astonished by the opposi-
tIon,in the senate to such prompt ac-
ton as would relieve the present un-
fortunate situation. My daily prayer
is that the delay occasioned by such
opposition may not be the cause OF
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MAYBE -FOUR NEW sTATEs.

Washington, Sept. 27.-it is highly
probable that the committee on terri
tories will report the bill for the adj
mission of Utah to statehood within
a. few days. Joseph, a member Of that
committee, said that such n bill would
be reported, and added that before the
close of the present session bills for
the admission of Arizona, New Mex
leo, and oklahoma would be reported
favorably from his committee. He ex-
pressed great confidence thai all four
bills would become avs.
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ANOTHER OF HILLS DEALS.

Sioux City, Ia, Sept. 27.-News has
been received here of the sale in New
York of the controlling interest In the
Sioux city and Northern and Sioux
City, one of the Illinois and Western
roads, which means that J. j. HILL Of
the Great Northern, has bought all
the properties of the collapsed rail-
roads, formed syndicate, and having
his line to the Pacific coast,
is ready to extend it to the southwest.
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WILL NoT BE coNFIRMED.

washington. Sept H.-The general
impression here is thai Van Allen cam
not be confirmed. Several members Of
the senate committee on foreign rela-
tions have intimated as much. II would
even appear that there was strong
probability OF the nomination being
pigeon-holed in committse. Senator
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ALL FINED $1,000.

Portland, Or, Sept T.-seven per-
sons including the principals in the
recent Evans-M -Mahan prize fight plead
ed guilty to the charge Of prize fight
ing today All were sentenced to n
fine Of $1,000 each. The cises will be
carried to the supreme court.
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HEAVY DAMAGES AWARDED.

Portland, Or, Sept. 27. = Florence
Bathe today obtained judgment for
$4,000. against Thomas welch for
breach of promise. Both parties to
the suit are residents of East Port
land. Welch made no defense. Under
promise Of marriage Welch seduced the
plaintiff eight years ago.
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TRACEp HOME no HIM.

San Francisco, Sept. 27.-Axel Soren-
sen, the man whose name was on the
valise containing dynamite which was
left at lodging house last Saturday
night, is now generally believed to be
the flend who fired the fatal bomb last
night 1t is stated that Sorensen was
always talking Of dynamite and an
archism in the forecastle. He is a
member of the Sailors Union.
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Dolph. of Oregon, is member of the
committee, and a very warm personal
friend of Senator Hill. Great surprise
is expressed on I'LL hands that the pres-
ident should have sen! VanAllen's
name to the senate, being fully iG-
formed as to the s5OOOO contribution
made by Van Allen 10 the democratic
fund.
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WEST is ON TRIAL.

San Francisco, Sept. H.-The prelim-
mary examination of DR.. Eugene f.
West charged with causing the death
of Addie GiImour, commenced In the
police court today. The dead woman'f
father was the first witness. Vests
confession to the father was not adj
mitted fin evidence.
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Executive Mansion,
washington, D. G., Sept. 25th.

" 3t-71IE1't W.T. = ~ ~ 7T--'77
My Dear Sir
"I hardly krow how to reply to your
letter of the 10th inst, 1t seems to me
that ! am plainly on record concerning
the financial question. My letter ac-
cepting the nomination to the presi-
dency when read in connection with
The message lately sent to congress in
extraordinary session seems TO me to
be very explicit want currency
that is stable and safe in the hands of
our people. will not knowingly be
implicated in condition that will just
ly make me in the least degree answer
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THE HOP MARKET.

New York. Sept 27.-Hops are quiet
and operators are uncertain what
course the market is likely to take
Sales are mainly for current consWnp-
tion. The best Paciics ire quoted a.
2102lh
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feating good measures since the time
of the reform bill, after which he re-
marked that it was grossly unconsti-
tutional and monstrous innovation to
suggest that the peers could force a
dissolution of parliament ITO allow
such prerogative," said Gladstone,
Indignantly, would be high treason to
a nation with a title of being self
governing country" Cloud cheering.)
Gladstone spoke for an hour and a
half. At the conclusion of his remarks
he said.
''If the house of lords ever means
forcing a dissolution of parliament, 1t
might depend upon it that the Irish
question would not be the only ques-
ton considered, but its own independ-
ent irresponsible existence would be
taken into consideration Gladstone
added that the nation had given the
liberals the authority and that with
the help of the Almighty they would
find means to reach their goal. Tire
lduus applause.)
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EXHIBITION OPENED.

Portland. Sept. 27.-The fifth annual
exhibition Of the Portland Industrial
Exposition opened tonight An address
Of welcome was delivered by y. b.
Beckinan.
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PART OF THE BODY FOUND.

San Francisco, Sept. 27-Part Of the
remains Of Addie GiImour the girl
who is supposed to have been muir
dered and cut up by DR.. West, were
found in an oil can floating In the bay
near the BerIfely shore today.
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plunging the country into deeper de-
preston than 1t has yet known. and
that the democratic party may not be
justly held responsible for such a catas
trophe. Yours very truly
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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TAKEN A BIG FonT.

Paris. Sept. PA dispatch from
chantibun Siam, says that the French
cruiser Alouette has captured the PAX
nam fort, and put a garrison inside.
Her men have proceeded - build rifDe
pits around the barracks.
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KILLEp AT oREeoN cITY.

oregon City. Sept H.-Carl Perham,
a bridge repairer. at work upon the
electric line bridge across the clack-
ainas. was killed today by getting In
contact with two I've electric wires.
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A pECULTAR DECISION.

Wichita, Kan. Sept. 27.-Judge Reed
today declared the eight-hour law con-
tiary to both state and federal con-
utitutionH and a restraint on liberty OF
acion.
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HG Defines himself On the Silver
Question very Clearly.
AsTONIsHED AT THE SENATE
"You can not Cure a Fright by Calling
it Foolish and Unreasonable. 1
want Good, Stable Money.
Associated Press.

Atlanta. Ca, Sept Pin reply to
letter from. Governor Northen ask,
ing the president for his position on fl
nancial matters, Mr. Cleveland has
sent the following:
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-Sn 8e3ug auf bic pielfa9 geduBerte
Iniidt, bob bic Nusf0bnurg smiI9en
&aifer unb &analer nur ben 3med gez
babt babe, ben Giirfen Bismard
munbtobt gu MAIDEN, iagt ieBt bic
Min6ener vNlg. 3tg.", bic 2opaIitdt
perbiete bic Nnnabme, baB bic faiier=
li9e Depefbe einen fol6en 3ued ges
babt babe. Dabur9, baB Der 4aifer
glntbeil nebme an benz Bef finben 8iss
mard's, wiirben iibrigens bic polite
11en unb tpirtbi9aftliden MaBnabs
men Der &egierung bur1aus niht bei=
fer gema6t. gs iei 8ismard's pfli6t,
ni6t nur fein &e9t, gu ben bas @ei6
f9dbigenben &esierungsmaBnabmen
ni6t gu i6meigen. @enn ielbit bic
s8oiliide 3eitune" ben Depelbenped)>
iel swii6en Safer unb 2lItfausler
ni6t als abgei6lofene @piiobe gelten
lafien molte, bann f6nne man bod
nur miini6en, baB fernerbin cine Sorm
gefunben merben m6ge, um 8ismarf's
Ufeinung ein3ubolen.
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oe,len ubrt.tt6en. Sd fonnte ban.
ben 9ndoi9en 9erru Baron iosleid
bena9ri6tigen.
@olfsany nannte tbm ieinen gtameu
nnb iein 9otel.
Dss 8fanoleibers tiefe gudlinas
pollten fein @aoe nsbueu, oils @olI,
gang NIT ieinem Besleiter Der 9aben,
tbiir 5ui4ritt. Sosar bis an BIZ
Droi9fe fol9te er i'm, itolse Seiten.
bltde perienbenb, oh bic gta9barn aud
iaben, ipeld' oornebmen Beiu9 Woiea
yfatbanlon gebabt bate.
n@ar mir cine srobe Gbre, Ser,
Baron, eine iebr 9roBe Gbre!" rief E,
nod benz @iuitei9enben mad unb i1ten,
wabrenb Der @asen fi6 in Betpesune
ieste, in etnem ttefen 8iidlins eritarrl
;u iein.
ngiatbaniobn ipirb sic jebenfans
beimiuden," iaste Der ariminalbeamte,
num Sbnen por3ul6winbelu, er bab.
an Der ubr niel @elb perloreu. XaGer
Sie ii6 ni6t breiti4lasen, 9err 8a'
ron ~
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6. 6 aptteI.

Nls @olfsans einige 9tunben lpdter
III feinem 3ilnmer befdaftist mar, bic
Beri9te ieiner beiben @utsnermalter 3ll
leien, flopfte es leiie an feline Tbiir.
n9erein !" rief er.
GS mar Die 9eltalt W2oles gtatban<
iobns, bie iid in bemiitbts sebeuster
6altuns bereini9ob. 94dre nt9t Der
3midelbart selneien, Der bas @e1i6t
6es Sebraers nad unten 10 eisentbiiu>
lid 5uipiste. oab Dem Baron i9on por<
fer unwillfiirlid Der gerslei9 NIT
einem Bapierbra4en gefommen mar, ct
wiirbe ben Gintretenben ni9t glei9
inieber erfannt baben. Der Yfanos
leiher trug i9mar3e 2leibung, ba3u
tabelloie @di9e. beren blenbenbe Beibe
bic iibermaBis langcu Mfanl6etten
wabri9einli9 init SettI6rift berpor<
beben iollten. etne Grapatte BON bimmels
blauer Seibe, auf tpel9er eine Bulen.
mabel ipie elm grimes 6unbeause fun
felte; NIT ber rt6ten Sanb itrih CT
ltebtofenb einen niebrigen feinen GDltns
berbut, Tim ben Slang beGelben nod 3u
erb0ben.
St perneiste iid falt bis ;ur @rbe.
vNun, 9err ylAtbanlobn," en1pfing
ihn Wolfgans lddelnb, lift Sbnen etua
fdon bic soloene l1brfette tn's Gepter
Delaufen ?"
rytein, 9ndbi9iter 0err Baron"
antportete Der Suoe, fortmabrenb tn
einem gDclus unteripiirfiger 0erbeus
Sunsen besriffen, r's is nod Steiner
NIT benz i6meren 9ett9en sefommen
unb . pirb au9 9einer mebr foms
men,
@olfeans mollte ben Beiud oes
pfanbleiber8 m0sliddt abfiir;en unb
fi9 uno inn cine iDeiti6weifenbe Sin,
leitnng eripareu.
80 iino Ste gefptB gefommen, 6err
gsathaniobn," ia9te er, num mir nit.
autbeileu, oaB Sbnen 6nr6 bic Ger
ousgabe rneiner llbr Elm 8erluit ertpa6s
fen iit."
n9tein, 6err Baron, oesbalb btu i6
ni6t 9efOmmen. Sn Der art, ipie er
bic SanO bei6moreuo auf's 6er3 leste,
iomte in Dem erbabeneu 2a6elll, lpos
NIT er biele Beme9ungen beglcitcte,
lag ettpas Batbetil9es. rWenn Mfos
ieS Ctatbanion perliert iein @slb, 70 Is
oaS feline Sa9e, fii9te er bin3u.
Gr trat NIT elmer setpilien Teierlids
teit naber beran, 3og ein gtui BON
Wfaroqutn aus ieiner BrulttaI9e. leste
es 9e0ffnet auf ben Tiid,- an tpel6em
Der Baron iaB, unb 3etste auf Elm 8aar
iehr fd0ner Brillantobrringe. 9la=
tbanlobnS Gusen ielbit ftrablteu Dor
@nt3iiden, tpa9reno lie balo auf bem
S6mnde, balo auf bem peripunoerten
iungeu Wfanne tpeilten.
sSebr i90n,4 laste bieier, ,im Der
1bat munberi66n! slber mas loa i6
bamit anfansen ?"
$50 pornebme iunge 6errem, w;e
Der 0err Baroa," iaste bet Sube nit
iblnuer Wfiene, rf0nnen ilnlner Bril-
tantohrringe brau6en. Sebe Dame,
Der sic MOLTEN MAIDEN elm @el6enf
oamit, iuiir6e fasen: Soft, mas linb
ie i@0nl lln6 oer 6err Baron iollen
baben bic 9ddeldeu jpottbillis.4
n9err giatbaniobn," entsegnete
8olfsans. aielbft uenn i'd bleien
Sdmuf brau9en t6nnte, miirbe i6
mt9 bod bsoenfen, ibn 3u faufen, eS 1T
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500 @elphn,.,ta. 800.

Sic 9eier Der v6reien 9refle" iperben iid
freuen, 81 erf bren, baB es ipenieitens cine
gefiir4tete Rranfb.it 9iebt, ipelde Die @iliens
i6aft in al ,hren Stufen gu 5eilen i'm etanbe
lit 9aus 8atorrb. Sur 1T Die einsise lest Der
dr3tliAen SrurerI4aft betannte priitibe 8ir.
Ratarrb erfor,e.t ais cine 8onitituticns=
&ranfbeit cine cpnitituticneae Bebanplune.
Sau's &atarrb SIR ipirc innerIi1 senommsn
unb tpirft brett aui bas Blut unb bic itleis
migen Sberfld6en beS Spitems, faburd bic
@runblase Der &ranfbeit Serftbrenb unb Sem
patienten Strait sebenb, incem iie bic aonitt.
tuition bes 8Drpers aufbaut unb Der Natnr in
tbrem Berte biIft. Die gisentbiimer blben
10 pieI @ertrouen su ibren 3eiItrdften, bab iie
einbunsert Dollars 8elobnuna fir ieben Sail
anbieten, ben tie gu furiren perfeblt. gabt
@u& cine e.ite BON 3eusnifen tommen Itun
abreiiire:
s. s. @beneb & g., Golebp, ..
Co. Bon Oroauiiten, rs Gents.
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SuuSet NDppo Co.,

@fe ga M arz IN b Walnut.Str.
baben gegenpdrtig etipa 5000 @orbs
8rennbol3 bonn @inter iibrig, tpeIdes
MN 3u rcbu3irten preiien pertauft
werDen muB. Wirb nur c. o. D.
abpeliefert.
6eu, Safer &C. in allen Quantitdten
gu ben billisiten preiien.
Selephon
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: Serr Wm. 9ap bon Cambridge,
Obio. i9reibt, baB er groBe S9mer3en
in 6olge zines berrenften Nenfels lit
unb mar ge3tuungen. 3pei Woden an
3riiden gu geben. @r gebrau6te ct.
SatobssOel unb wurbe pollftdubig ges
heiIt.
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sar Wir baben bas sr6Bte 9lHorti,
ment BON @agen, 8uggies, &utfden
&C. i'm State unb erfuben Sud, bel
unS borauipred)en ober einen @atoIoa
tommen gu laifen menn Sbr etuas in
unierer Sran6e n6tbig babt.
Staade Bros.
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= Sn Granfreid bat man iebt gum
eriten Male bic i'm militdrpflidtigen
Nlter ftebenben prieiter 5u elmer &eiers
be uebung einberufen.
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9anoelt, oab ite anf Brobe berfauft tuer.
ben. Sielleidtif's GU, id)on aufaefallen, boB
BET ben geiuobnii6en amf out @lid snpfob.
lener Wfebi3inen bles gar ntdt berfud)t tpir6.
Das einsise Mittei ieiner art, beiIen Wir.
tnngen 70 treffiidere iinb, bab es unter bic.
lem Ylan perfauft tuerben fann, III DR.
Yterces Golden Medical Discovery. Nfs
Nranet 5nr 8lutreiniguns, gum WieS.rhsr.
itellen perlorener Sraft nn6 ,ur Gr,euauna
gefunoer &orperfiitle feunt bic dr,tltd5e Mif.
ienidaft nthts aebnlides. Bet ieber 8roni.
belt, beren Onelle I'M 8lut ober ber Qebtr
lte9t, bet Obspepiie, SerbauunasbeId,tptr.
ben, @aaenflnb, bel ben bartuadiaifen 6aut..
&opfbants llne icroful0ien 9eibeii tutrS a a
rantirt, baB es in jeOem Sale bilft obsr
turtrt, ober bas @clo 3uriid9eseben tpirb.
SeOem, ber an 8atarrb leibet, einerlei tp;e
tdlimm ober Deraltet ber Gau iei, iaaen bic
Gigentbiimer bon DIR. Sa9e's Catarrh Re-
medy 6ol9enbes: @enn ipii Did nid,t poIl-
ftGnbig uno fir INNER turiren ionnen, aab(en
mir Dir $500 baar. gu baben In alien Gpo.
tbefen.
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@anS1QltnngS Nrtifel.

Infer Draperie !. Derdrtentent lit Iebr in
Mniprua sencmmen. llnse3dbIte SHUTTER in
spiben unb @beniIle 8orbdnsen. Muerbanb
Oraperien tperben enttporfen unb leIbft aus
sefiibrt. @an Bat nur gu ipablen. gortieren
bon $3.50 auftparts Spitens gprbdnse bon
rs @ents ab. 9afeLs2einen3eus, Sanbtiid,er,
Oaunen Quilts, 2ifIen &c. &c.
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9eODitdtem

tn ieoem Departement unieres @ei9afts, &c.
io1Sers aud in 8 1ai@entii9ern.
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@orbte

% 0 T q II I { n
Der 0fientlid)en
Meinnng fonmt
iebe Wfe6i3in, Die
ais log. g atent.
Wfebl;in nerfauft
iuiro. Nur ipenise
pcrm0sen bort nit
Gbrcn 3ll befteben,
tueurte8 Gm barum
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Scene N)Pdutel,
0lare @an6if)u1e.

sStr baben eine sanae IusuabI in Il, 81,
T. mro 8tnopfisen Musquetare Sanbf9uben
erbalten. gleae Ga1ben. @reiie bon rs Gents
aufmdrts.
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'&leioeritotte.

Die neueiten 6a5ritate, S rben, Mufter.
golles Aiiortiment Der Sopiadins Mpben,
Sole Guller, &esenbosenfarben.
Seiat
in Sammt, Seibe, qerIen, g!ui9, gdnbern.
@opitdten fir @romenabes unb @eieaI&afts=
9oiIette.
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Ymbz @aaren.

SIM gusmaaren' Departement tperben mir
bas brtlantefte baben, pas ie bier seseist
nrrbe.
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q @trbtf= Mopttdten
:-:.-=- - L. WoLFSoN. ..,..
yfene @aQreu III ie0em 9epQrteu1eut.

Som sag 9basn 9Saam,
uan Suaoen Obmhe
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Nelte 8laufetS.

Quilts unb Gomforters. @robe gorrdtbe
gu allen 8reiien. 8auft, tpdbrenb Sbr elm
ooles aHortiment finbet. Sbr tperbet nit
Der Aualitat mnb ben preiien sufrieben 1ein.
Scene Wfdutel.
Siertn iiberbieten mir aIes Dosetpeiene.
Mantel, SafeR, @apes, bon ben biaisiien gu
Den tbeueriten. Neue Muiter in Mdnteln fiir
Samen unb sfinber.
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seppide! seppi6e !!

Sunberte neuer SHUTTER in elesanten seb.
pi4en, &opal BiItons, giuquettes, gObt,
8rifisler &c. 9as gubIitum pirb eritaunt
iein, unisre austpabI gu ieben.
MleS mett! nem men!
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9anten=S SaiQenm. 8louiem.

S~~~~S Nv ~ *~S~IS~sS
@rpbartise Bargains. Rein Routurrent
fann uns slei4fommer. 5rabere grei.e tperben
gar ni@i beriidiiatiet.
gainte ober tpeibe T"iIIen su rs Gents unb
85 @entS,
amf 65 Gents reomstrt.
Aeise 81 unb $1.25 9aiQen 3u S5 Gents.
S9par3e eaipn SatIIen, frtiber ;u $1.o5
uub $3.50,
iett aaf 81 rebn3irt.
8eibe eatpn EaiIIen 3u $500, 1926 unb
$3.50; rebu3irt auf $1.75.
Mae $500, $3.50 nnb $500 probes s7aiaen
praatpoa seifidt, in alien Garben,
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
Hi AND MISS RREvlIlEs.

Will some one kindly state the front
name OF Mr.. Editor Smith Of Georgia,
prospective secretary Of agricultures We
cannot believe that "Hoke" is more than
libel invented by republican news
papers 10 prejudice the public against
the incoming OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
News.
IL is said Senator Stewart il TO de-
liver a speech on the silver question that
will consume two weeks time. This cx-
pertinent with the storage battery sys-
tenn Of orafory will be watched with
great interest. Washington Post.
Now that Russia and France are to
assist in upholding the Monroe doctrine
there il little ground for experimenting
that England will seriously object 10 the
annexation Of Hawaii to this country
Savannah News.
At last accounts the Hon. Carl Schurz
and the Hon. Wayne MacVeagh were
still standing in the cold outside the
door which had just banged behind the
triumphant coat tails OF Hoke Smith
Boston Journal.
The public will be glad to know that
Queen Lii will have income enough by
the Hawaiian treaty 10 keep her from
joining a Creole burlesquc troupe
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
II IL gratifying to know that steps are
being taken 10 circumyent the hoops be
fore they circumyent the ladies.-Kan-
sas CITY Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The present legislature cannot be said
10 he making remarkable record for IL
self except in the way Of unseating mem
hers and.fooiing away time. Six weeks
Of valuable time have been wasted and
il is time that something should be done
or the members should adjourn or go
honey psilanti Commercial.
Even il the financial situation is
somewhat critical. Mr.. Carlisle might
have waited until March 4 before begin
ming his administration Ii isn't polite
10 hustle the mourncrs.--Detroit Tgib-
une.
Chicago is agitating the question OF
reducing street car fares and the papers
IL that city contend that there is no
legal impediment to 50 doing. Detroit
Free Press.
As Cleveland went to the republican
party 10 get his secretary al state. how
would il do for him 10 60 10 the repub-
lican party 10 get his postmasiers.-flin
Journal.
They say Cleveland is to ''sit down.
heavily on Tammany. Not bit Of il.
Heavy men never sit down upon porcu-
pines Muskegon Chronicle.
The Indictment Of 800 liquor dealers in
Bangor the other day testifies to the
efficacy OF the Maine law-Jackson
Courier-Star.