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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14
THE GENUINE AND THE SHAM.

Every good thing has its host Of imitat
ors; every genuine article its counterfeits
The imitators always choose the most val
liable and popular article to counterfeit, SC
that when they claim their sham to be
equal, or as good, or the same as $50 and.
SOS, the public may depend upon it that
" So-and So'sp article is the best Of the
kind. The sham proves the genuine merit
Of the thing il copies, and never has this
been better illustrated than by the imita-
tions OF AILcocK's Porous PLAsTERs.
ALLcocK's Porous PLASTER is the stand
ard of excellence the world over, and its
imitators in their cry that theirs is "as
good as ALLoocK's" are only emphasizing
this fact and admitting "ALIoocK'sn to be
the acme Of perfection, which 1t is their
highest ambition to initiate. The differ.
ence between the genuine and these imita-
tions, which copy only general appearance.
Is as wide as that between copper and gold.
The only safe way for purchasers Is to
always insist upon having ALLoooE's PoR-
ous PLAsTERs. They are the only perfect
plasters ever produced.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

Never have cats held SO important a
position in the animal world as they do
at the present tiIne. In days gone by
pussy's chief value consisted in her capa-
bilities rs mouser, and SO long as she
accomplished her work satisfactorily
that was all that was required Of her.
Nobody troubled as TO the shortness Of
her face, the size Of her ears, or the
length Of her tail. Every one was per-
fectly satisfied with her sober gray coat
and four white feet. Her green eyes,
too, we all took quite as matter of
course. But now very different state
Of affairs exists In many instances her
propensity for mousing only composes
one Of her numberless characteristics, if
indeed the most aristocratic specimens
deign to catch mouse at all.
The markings which are now produced
in our cats are certainly wonderful We
have striped tabbies and spotted tab
bies, the stripes and spots SO clearly and
regularly defined in the best cats that it
seems difficult to believe that it is all ma
ture. The eolors, too, are most beautiful
the rich orange, delicate chinchilla,
dusty looking smoke, vivid red and last
but not least blue-blue, or what theun-
initiated would undoubtedly term slate,
being one Of the most fashionable shades
among the pussies of the present day
London Lady.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

The new explosive called ammonite Is
probably the most useful and reliable yet
made. II has great power, is free from
danger in manufacturing and in use,
and recent tests made with it in Eng
land have resulted in the railroads tax
ing 1t for transportation without the
usual restrictions pertaining to explo-
sives. 1t is not injured by exposure to
the air and will not decompose. Its in
gradients are mixture OF s1t per cent.
of ammonium nitrate and lSl per cent,
Of mono-nitro naphthalene.-
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

There is more catarrh In this section of the
country than all other diseases put together
incurable. For great many years doctors pro
nounced il local disease and prescribed loeal
remedies, and by nstantly failing to cure with
local treatment pronounced ii iDeurable. Sci
enoe has proven catarrb to be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by y. y. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure on the market. Il Is taken
internally in doses from ten drops to teaspoon.
full. II acts directly on the biood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case II fails to cure. Send fol
circulars and testimonials Address
i. J. CHENEY d CO., Toledo, o.
E8- Sold by druggists; rs cents.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

We have for sale cheap on easy terms.
! new S-column folio or 6-column quarto
Improved Country Campbell Press. Also
] new 9-column folio or 6-column quarto
Improved Country Campbell Press; both
complete. Also l secondhand Country
Campbell Press; will print 6-column
quarto paper; is guaranteed to be in per-
feet condition These presses run easily
by hand; will do all-round work; hand
presses or other machinery taken inpart
payment If YOU want bargain,
PIE FDRY, PORTLAND, Or.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14
RUPTURE AND PILES CURED

We positively cure rupture, piles and all rec
tal diseases withoutpail or detention from bust.
ness, NO cure, no pay. Also all Privdte dis
eases. Address for pamphlet Drs. Porterfield 4
Losey, BSS Market street, san Francisco.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

The surveying party upon the upper
Yukon river in Alaska has completed Its
labors, and returns to ST. Michaels by
boats as soon as possible in order that II
may return home on the revenue cutter
Bear.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

HIS H0USEKEEPER.

--and--I fancied you might recommend a
housekeeper.n
"A housekecper' What sort Of one, Mr..
Tressalyf"
"Oh, some nice old woman or other
somebody who can make q snug little
homer,
Jenny's eyes sparkled, and her pretty
brows contracted with the momentary
twitch.
Il think can recommend the very per
son you want, said Miss Hope, curving her
lip,
Can your Oh, Miss Jenny, shall be a
thousand times obliged to you. I'll engage
her Immediately, and | can look up the
house afterward, you know. Who Is shep,
We'll, it's my aunt, Miss zeruiah Plant.
She's staying here now, and 1t has always
been her ambition to assume the charge Of
a gentleman's household. TIL call her at
once, and you can settle preliminaries as
soon as you please
Miss Jenny swept out Of the room with
the steps Of tragedy queen. Luke follow.
ed her with his eyes until the door was
closed, and then leaned back In his chair
with deep sigh.
II ] only dared ask that girl to marry
mep'
Miss Plant was feeding her gray parrot
when Jenny came into her room. She was
not yonng-moreoyer she was not pretty
and she wore spectacles anda false front"
yet Miss Plant was still on the qui vive for
chance in the lottery matrimonial.
Aunt, DEAR said Jenny demurely, II
have just received proposal for yon.p
For meS Oh, 90 long' Uttered Miss
Plant, dropping the lump Of sugar she was
about to regale Pretty Polly with
mo, but Aunt Zeruiah, TIM IA earnest y
who Is itY" said Aunt zeruiah, putting
aer hand on her heart and mechanically
feeling 10 see II her glossy black curls were
all straight.
"Mr Tressaly. He wants to 20 to house
keeping and needs some lady Of mature
Judgment TO preside over his household--so
go in and see him.
Miss zeruiah waited to hear no more, but
made a drive for the door leaving Jenny to
finish the ministration to the gray parrot at
her leisure.
'You sent for me sirSp said Miss Zeruiah,
tripping into the parlor and sinking with
Rirlish confusion into an easy chair oppo-
site Mr., Tressaly.
"Yes,p said Luke unconscously. .I
wished for capable housekeeper Do you
think yon would be willing to take charge
OF my homer
Yes" giggled Miss Plant, hiding her
blushes in lilnc edged handkerchief.
"That ID, II you don't think me unmaiden-
ly in so soon giving my consent
Luke stared; he thought Miss Plant
very odd woman, but nevertheless he went
on;
Il am very particular about my coffee.
suppose you understand all these little de-
tallss"
"o' course ] do" said Aunt Zeruiah 81
can cook first rate, though | say il who
shouldn't say 1t. My coifee's as clear as
wine.p
We'll, think we may consider this as
an engagement
u calc'late 80, said Miss Plant, again
taking refuge In her lilac bordered kerchief.
81 should like vnu In rnma aa anon oe ,,os
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

Cnstomer-ls this pure ground coffee you sold
me2 Grocer--0f course it is. What makes you
askG Customer found some gravel in 1t.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

she-How was the new opera? He-A perfect
vacuum. she-Why vacuum? He-No air
In it,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

Does Mr.. Lynch suffer from chronic thirsty?
" Oh, dear, no. He doesn't wait long enough. =
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

Use Enameiine stove Polish; no dust, no smel
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

Try GERMEA for breakfast.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

STA are removed. Mr..
Robert WV, ,Denvir Of 2sS
Franklin ST, Long Island
City, n. Y, says; nFor
Two years | suffered with
dyspepsia, IN lcouid find
no cure forit. lbegan to
take Hoods savsaparllla
and in one month / find
that Ho DIS snr,anari''a a
Cures bothIoo blood ard
dyspepsia for ! ala now
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

The reputation Of being good fellow never
helped man at a bank
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14

y v NI ENE1 q NU4, IOItu0, q.
E@- Sold by druggists; rs cents
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-14
"A Good Appetite

kimparled by Hoods sarsaparilla, which tones
Che dig s ion SO thatall symptoms Of Dyspep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
TROUBLE OF THE TARIFF.
COMMITTEE NOT DECIDED ON
THE WHISKY TAX.
Deficiency to Be Raised by a Tax on
Incomes of Corporations and
SUGGESTIONS,
The ANNUAL REPORT OF SECRETARY
ga HoKE SMITH,
10 a. amends Legislation 10 Foster Peres.ry.
Recommendations Suggested by Tho Cher
okee Strip Opening,

Washington, December IKE meeting
Of the ways and means committee today
was brief. The estimates showing the
arebabie difference in revenue resulting
from the new hill were not eoninlcte
and the committee adjourned until Nom
DAY. The labor Of estimating the revenue
under the new tarln bu has progressed
far enotigh 10 warrant the statement on
the basis OF imports of iSal thai the loss
OF revenue resulting from the onAetmant
u the new bill and repeal OF the Nc.
Kiniey act would be about sS0olo0o per
amman. This is on the superstition that
the imports uiaaer The new BIZ would
be no greater than under the prcaent law.
II IS nc conclusion Of Chairanan Nnsen
and his assaciates, TINT importaiicns
would be 50 stimulated under the new
bill that the loss Of revenue would not be
over SS5,o,o,O0o This deficit il IL i,Tcpssed
TO make up by the Tux on Incomes 81
corporations, on SUGGESTIONS and playinx
cafdS, by increasing the tax on ctrarctfes
ana perhaps wllisky
Mr. Tatsney clinEs 10 the hsiief lint
sne ae,hcit can not be supplied without
extending the income tax Go mdIvldunis.
Isie democratic members Of tho csir..
mlttee oa ways and menfls neet tuiaor-
row 70 further consider the lucenle ihx
anu internal revenue schedules In uela-
upl 70 whisky. ExpreSsions Of members
o. the committee give no reason for be-
lieNins thnt the increase win exceed Ia
cents per gallon and some think II doubt
~ Whether there viii be any increase
The subcommittee Is debating tile nd
Nihapility OF making any increase In thu
W'lgsky tax applicable TO MI whisky on
~. ~ we time tho new tarif law
-.
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rowpnnhY,s srrelsssnn.
Something Of the Life and Opinions
OF Jphn IL. Sovereign.

3 Dubuque Iowa, November sa.A.lohn il.
sovereign. Powsrlyis successor Is a mem
Der OF DUBUQUE Assembly Knights az
J Labor and a serving his third tsrm ~
4 STATE muster workman. 40 followed the
occupation Of stonecntter and deaisnar
until less than ten years a@o, when ne
and u printer named gaiiders estaDtiehosl
1 z hewSpaper at ftiaHtn. in,yi. where
'spnstsiRil. who y about q yenrs old. haa
eOfslnheu % reside with his famtly lle
was HE union labor party's candidate Tor
conStesp In 1SSS Following the latter sc;rp-.
.,VH ae came g Dnbnque and ahtabiished
| thn industrial Nost al the organ III flin
Iowa hnisfs % Labor This paper aiss.
pendnd ~ lHs9. Tho Iowa demaotTicy that
year was committed 70 free coinagp and
fertaNsd inc Heit1 support Of tile knsghts
| eI Labor on wtloHe Recommendation cox
ltfnor Hciea IN so appointed isoyurNiSI
~ State commissioner Of labor atiltlati,sHis
which position he now holds. lie ,lrens rAsi
Tho ftatlstics presented ii. i3uies III ,si
New 10ik banquet Is show Iowa Jisrtii 81
er3s nhd raised corn al i iaass lIS Bes I'LL
Tres silver Islen and % ,tiae aliniiaf eBnvSill 81
tteA IN t,zsnAr1 3af,g Astaiists fStstantiiSrs
from ~ isf l,e asiii fesi isellils asstsies !
sherman law He1ook 10 part II. the re-
cent oAinpatRfi IN Iowa, expllinisiR thnt
hs could net cehseien3 ioysiy defend cl0ea-
land or N'leyellndis follower. ~. ~ pra-
uueed coolneRA between him f.flrf7 ioS Z
ernor 3oies. As he did not attend Inc ias, I
convention Of tie IOWA l<iignis Or l.afDy. /
az he was attending the 81 f.1tiis eAn /
ren,ion. Sovereign was not eliyibo III i /
delegate To F7lr recent r,5sis.ntinn hi pllla- 1
delpna He was therefore chosen an 1
nltefiate a5ld the delegate abeented iiin-
Sovereign VINO ~ forcible pnbiic spai,
er. WIS the orator % the day In aii.
Dui'ir on tdthor Day wllen his theors of
stated. DE said the country wag oiincsi
WIN lanu ana money monopoly and ctes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
4 ronaIiINe musnAsp.
Makes Up WITH MS wife uao
Isiuped WITH Ills iirothcr.

Memphis. reni December i.-4outsc 4
sensation was deeloped iiere yosteraayIn
which tilrre preilueui 81, Louisiana wgc
the central ngncs several months to
AIRS, Maggie Htadbrldge. Wife II feayia
81. BroadbriagH snd dcafge lsroadbrisie.
her brolilersln-iF ran aNay tageiiff
from 81. Louis. Edwin MS very wfilh-
ful NJ his trofilf ~ tgell ~ his faittfHs
spouse aisd be lfpnediaieiy tesoifesl ~
follow the cpnH % the very ends IT sia
earth. Il tecemry, 70 catch thtu
their Wherenhels which led lin 10 fhi.
snagos nut Their BE- i0af al races n ~
ilaii nntti Hah9nla THEY had tninr IA
this rify 10 II pol wnfie any tifpa n,
aetiilig here .hafc very sensational
2 ltdwfu i3can The pair IN room al
No. q Poplar sfeets and there Il WAS flas
acme heavy fanlgtlc work was d0aels
THE huab8p@ Indignation k1eus 10
h0nure HhtfI44 HaE MIS- wife neetiiilx on
tbs bosom ufliik hrnfher aud IL ua4 Ill
thai the oEHfrf c1uld 40 70 prevent Ia
wreuged mutton doins bis hfptlieT xune
bodily haiar
All. eonnisliasJng beep living faeelies
for the iaff three month"; ana h4fIf
faaided hi ~ ait< The inraer fsofti1n u
tht flnja. ii hnfbafV bad lbnffs arfsz ~
on Hafraf ehafKina fhefa Rtffi Illef41
cohAhitHfian hut ~ eaQlprouiisea ne
matter paitfle COSTS ard he and sife
liaaf up kaej afii ieft far 81 Loiia
Est night The nEftiea aff pfomirjnf
81 Is9ulzak tINsu bi'oAahri1Eo buns
4 well kiioN tefiNufalisepr q thai cir
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serretary smlth,. nenort.

Washington. December l.~-secretary Of
the Interior Hoke Smith, In his annual re-
4 port reviews the work Of ali the branches
OF his department for thc past year. He
comments on the utter inadequacy OF tho
legislation thus far enacted TO provide for
4 the ieEith1ate Procurement OF public tim
Der 70 supply the actual necessities OF peo-
I pie depenaept upon L to promote settle
~ ain asTeiol me natural resources
legisissSsa providing Tor n wise and
coniprg hensstsS forestry system is recon-
The aecretay dis,asses al iehgth the
y opening Of pae CAernkee Outlet lie says
i the plan hfpStsN was carried 10 d succegs-
rasit tiss assngfsi brssus,Sy ~ ~. ,l'
I bS' people not entitled to settle ihereon,
I Rclsrriag e the Cherokee. Indian alist-
4 Dents the secretary states tint he sought
lunsuccessfulls to dssllada those repre-
sentng the Indians from aeelslng TO select
town sites for speculative purposes IN
apocuiators he approved the allotments
mace, but flxei the town sites IN such a
way as TO tfAyart the schenies
n The secretary recommends the passage
,of legislation 10 protect the people not set-
'tied N those fONhE fi'Ofa determinations
He also recommends rs q substitute for
me present system Of settlement. TIM alop-
ton By congress- Of aonie plan which. ty
ahction lottery or otherwise there MAY he
determined p advance the ownership OF
The work OF the Indian hureau sh0ws
that they are steadily advancing Ia ciVili-
7atpn, Their number Is tncrengiuR md
there are now over 100000 afnsh good ia
being accomplished BY allotments in sew
crafty and by schools.
The payment az Indian depreciation
elaims Is deemed subject Of srave con-
alteration. Under the existing law anpro-
Drailons Intended for thh support Of these
jnhians VIII he consumed hy the payment
OF these claims, and second apprOpria-
ton VIII be necessary to meet their needs
80 that the payment or these claims win
eventually devnlve upon the government
scrb many millions OF dollars md the poi-
Icy OF HihiectsnE the treaauiy 10 this 1
strain Is questioned.
The receflt troubles 81 the cloctaw M.
lion are touched upon NJ length. The Sec |
rotary urges the pronps paksaee or the
bill now pending before conrTrss eFtend-
Ing the Jurisdiction Of the United states
IN the Indian Territory So as To Include T
The right ~ removal Of all cRses where
local prejudice Is shown without regard
10 citizenship.
tinon the subject of pensions the reore-
tarv calls ettention 70 The great amount 4
saved by the rtvernment bv the step.
IN Norfolk. Va Nf-w Mexico and foWa Z
where 4 was thought pensions cauid not +
he sustained aud another medical exam
inatfcJI necessary. fsarneut lnf 44atss.laffe
was suspended. pending tie Investigation
This. he SAYS WAS done by The commits
goner OF pensions IN pilrsuaaee ~ the unit
form prnctfe OF Tho hIiteau existina AZ
fnnnd that lnnny tire suspended were
able to supply proof ylifn notice 70 isn't
effect WAS given. and payment 10 these
was NJ once resumed.
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with the PRINCIPLES OF the democratic
4 Iis, ana ne policy u the party % enun-
anu u this should rrNye upon closer eN-
owrS Ii support.
" tqrln Ton revenue only and in lfco
riw materials ana understand thnse to
son hiii
Beng asked whether the senate would
~, ,,aNe N sn Hsl.seian up q any shape hcfore
the Nil should leave the holicp Mir Voor-
hees said he thousiit net cScart that tho
memherS 0t the finance COMMITTEES wcnid
lsnilihll2e Themselves NTH tho praVi-
slons Of tho bsil and IN i general way
prepare themselves Tor the work of NUT
tins u through He said he thoitwhs The
nll would be IN shape 10 nresenf 10
INC senate sonn after the Christmas
hnidays snd after Il should reach The
ut discnssion and for hcaring from Spc-
vstii iatert.sfs where requested and yhtsrc
theN seomet - sdffclcf,t lninnrtanee fn
Justify much rqnRiictatiat r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02

chlcaes, December 4, The tiayanarisst
ilieaier az Haiateed ma Madison htfeeta
esHsift iirc this morning about 10 o Sients.
The building was fye stories hiRh Min 4
ftpntAgo ot ESQ feel on Madison street
ialgr part o. tllN rear Of tuo hullaIns
wAA given npttn tho theAfnr. b,st fhN fronf1
ANe was unca for Slnfca. AbtsVe flslm wer,.
oiticsR, Before the nfn was nndar c0ntfdi
tho stores were badly damaged ny wsstfiis
much ef fhe stock being ruined. ana The
oilica portion 81 The hnllAinK IL mimnal
q iofnl loss. Tho loss on the building and
cqMtehtA IVES estimated az SID,pOp
This foyer % tile thcatef ls DESTROYED
aud the lntetior dtefohcd and Sinalf0d,
On t'is tho ioaa 10 estiriatsA AZ Si6.Vln
The ssrnea htnat tho hufninR buNditiG
watn onlA eunulltd ~ the excitement *
tendlns tho Rreat sire xeilt4 afQ. rhoMF
l,MdA gathered hi the bitter wentilrrsui
the S1las@t day thies year a witnrsn tile
dkSfilicttaf
The loas Is Si0l,nDQ Sc which ss0.hoo IL
on thn buiidiag fully inAarsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02

Paris December l.s~tianinler perior Min
eabri, thc following iit sc minsstets
Ter aiu nen e,plnnt 10 President carnos
tNnerro@s rrsnsipr 81 forelsn alflifs.
SIaginler refleri interior 1taynnl; flnaneg,
ieurlnl,tis cdneltiun. Snhllci. 3,isftde. I'M
t,qse; comnaercc, Marts war n1nefal
Mrrsier; works. JaHnart; htshanaiy IN.
Lefeviq. 81 ~
MIN the exception or Marli, ViRur
Jnnnnrt ara l,efcvfv The rahnrt Iisf *
sns Same as given "a yestesdaya fors-
/. n tle iobhles Of tie ntamber of deputies
,nr rpinlpns 10 Gcnegnl itiaf .nsifnrt
EeilcrE indeftalSlua 10 form 4 new niias
tstIv 'ray he Regarded as ppraunal auccpan
9I rphllHf, whose interview with me ;srsxt-
n 'sa and gnainri Potter wifs % he fitiAt
..uieCtlouate chAiartnr nath wefa siaohiy
toNrhed BY Sptllief' persnapivf ei0aurstcT
y Y stated that whie The trio We're M
i,ie; s. tnrnnts room spnlier nlacad
sasilller ri ier'a hand ~ ihst On DIS
president This action moved prrsIdni,i
'sVrnct and t'nHilief pertcr u feare
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
500 FREE IssrnAscn.

THE uorsTos pOsT VIII pny sfoo
20 the legal heir Of any person who
meets death hy Incident. provided
that AZ the time the person 40 DYING
Inns mon his or her boay This IA
PER This insurnncr hoisis geod FIR
ia hours only, ar frnm q. m 40 "A
y. m. % ri. tiaic 81 this ppper. SAT-
fafactory proofs ~ each ciains aBnsf
lie presenfed within ~ huHra ~ tho
nuatness once 81 'rbe IInuston Roaff
.,,..,,e,nf,er shfs policy - soii unless
TuIs pApEH - upon the person ~
lime OF death
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sENsArIoNAL Annrsr
Member Of the rrovisisnnr t.ox.
srnnicnt of HAWAII ia Tho roits

\ Denver cele December irhete II Ii.
re custody Of the police " this CITY 4
,aan Whp Il Il claimed, a 4 member of
'ae proyisional government OF tia la
'yntian islands On his way to washingto.
WIN secret dispatches from President
pole . be laid before President Cleveland
and cabinet His name IS Joseph von
Nrats The dlapateh Is said 70 contain
President polels version OF the dothrouc-
mcnt ana arralgmncnt OF Lllinokoinni
and her supporters.
4 0ficefs from Salt Lake City arrived 10.
day and WIN request Governer White 10
lsste eNtradiilon papers for Won Grata
aFhp' IL g claimed. obtained $3.50 worth a.
fopsehcld goods 10 Salt Lake city under
false prstenses. An OF the goods, which
Ne iseeiyed on credit have been restored
10 The fortner owners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
!. wnArnnn sSronMarIoN.

The arca % high pressure which was
foyer the Missouri valley and running
spithwafd 70 Northern Texas last night,
aslas moved rapidly eastward and rs crest
RESTS tonight over the great lakes. while
q ridge OF hisl, pressure runs sputhwcst
to the West Gulf States An area u law
III sEpfe rs making ltA appearance rapisiiy
ever as eastern Rurlty mountain slope
< Nc tnlrpefsstnre has faIIen nvhg Tho
1listaAsas1,ss Nitlle4 aud fiaeea s.1s benii a
xttnfn 4Gll ens..l ward to f3ie AfilF3fiE tnnst
except HinitE tr Gulf eoaYt willie there
has peen ftaie Of 10 to - neisfefs over
she cfntral and northwestern PORTIONS of
ss.ssuntaln slope and The upper
MisHptng valley
The weather Ia cloudy over the weat
Galf Sietea and is generally clear else.
where
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Y, nth, the form Of resolutions, which. In part
Resolved. That It ~ In our opinion the
WY q ny PARTIES. municipal, state end
whatever cost; that respect far law Ia
tnp Steaulus balance OF tho American
gluken amt the ldtvlrss must be forced
into slltitee aud er,lor
isessolvesi That wc feel instiiied In plcdg-
,iR 70 tie Officers II tho law thr0urhout
tNe land the hearty sympathy and co.
eFelHuen OF MI the members OF the q,
Ass, " eNctS effort 10 put down unlawful
'ss hlngcs aad 10 q1cll any srfri, Of
n.eseShnN er resistance 70 tho orderly
aug i.stAfni administration OF the law,
,HcaNiSnd, That u ~ tho Judgment Of
tnts neSt Tut no other than Nld glory"
hnepil Heat from any OF our public huiiu-
insA or be c9rfied ~ nroccAsionS cxccpt
vn 9SeiNions when foreign officials are tho
quests OF The Nation, state or municipal
had 10 this cud