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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-03-11

iii'tN!t LpI INC NNSii " IpilIt-
Minnesota has many queer Specl-
N ms of the human family who get
INFO her legislature through the acct
dents of life. she has had her scion
who ltgislated against the beautiful
symmetrical tights Which SO beautiful
~ outline the form divine before the
fOOtlights, land he was a bald headed
specimen at that.) Another has ltg;s-
Lated, or attempted 10 do SO, against
the hoop shirt, and now Il third comes
to the front and tells us why pork has
gone up to $40 per cwt. We clip
this from the Waseca (Minn) Radical.
published by oar Old friend Pat"
ChilIS, who seems to have lost none of
lis cool sarcasm:
This is good indeed S J. Abbott
of the house said in voting for the
500 eco worlds fair appropriation,
that the fair WAS and is the cause of
the present high price of pork. We
have heard several reasons advanced,
bat none Of them can compare with
this. Let the people sign notes for
another $1,000 and put pork up to
fifteen dollars"
We have known MI. Abbott for
twenty years, and for twenty years he
has been trying to get into the ltgisla-
ture and he has at last succeeded, and
now we can see the mistake (?) we
made in opposing his ambition years
ago
Mr.. S. S. Wilcox, a prominent
hardware merchant, of the West end
died Tuesday afternoon Of heart fail
ure. lie leaves wife and two child
rem son and daughter. The remains
were taken to his former home at Big
Rapids, Mich, for burial 1t WAS Civ
en- out by friends of the deceased that
death was caused hy choral which in
tcrtercd with the action Of the heart
MI. " IlcoX was troubled with lnSom-
MIA and choral was prescribed. How
ever, he took the medicine more fire.
qucntly and IN larger doses that pre-
SCribed with at last Il fatal result.
No inquest was held
-On Saturday last the Osborne
Burkc-CAase Grocery company was re
incorporated as tie Osborne Mas
Vent company WITH SOD, 900 capital
stock. Mr.. Vent is from ElIendala,
y D., and Mr.. Mas from Humboldt,
Mich. Both of these gentlemen viii
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-03-11
REGISTER OF ELECTORS CT THE
FIRST WARD LLECCiOS
H1STRECE

III the Gig of Superior. Douglas Cou,-
~. STATE of " iscou>In, made
s;y the Board of ssegistry
of said fsisIrIct.
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So Take the Times 50.
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CARDS..

-s So
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-03-11

John W. Fee John A. BardOn. Emma q. Fulton
and j. H. Kanalcy, Defendants
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Death cfIske Young.

Jake Young, q Virginia C!ty. - .e
announced yesterday, died a. that
place J~'hU:sjs! afternoon. He was
a nutire u Germany. having ten by--
there iE 1870. When Etout four years
o. age his parents Eovsi e a.trica
and located 81 PeoTis, Illinois, after
wards removing 10 MsTyEy.!!r, Gal.
l. 1870 the deceased EFT the !a::cr
place aud located al Virginia City,
where he fc!.oret lis trade, tina; Of
timer. afterwards engaging IN bUsi-
ness for himself. he made V:rgitia
City his holti and serred eight years
as probate judge, with great credit
TO hIu sell.
When qai;e Young. at5u, q yeats
old, he joined the independent Order
o! OIi Fellows, sad has ever Eince
been an ardent, conscientious WORKER
for the advancement: and welfare Of
the Order. He occupied many i'm
poT'art positions in that iraterDit!
and in 1901 was elected Grad War
den. AFTERWARDS. II Jgne, 1907, he
was elected Grand Masier, which
ho..crab!e position hs held a:the lime
Of his death.
Ills denth "a5 caus-l b. "a fall up
on TIC ICES which hs Tecei-.di about
five weeks ago while walking FROM
his place Of business to his hone. Al.
;i.o0Gh aDibiny .as thought at the
time OF the slight accident, il soon
BECAME apparent, inst his Injuries
were serIOus than contemplated.
nu1 he sought tho nil u physiciac,
who found tha; 40 abcess vas form.
ing on III. brain, and although every
thing mas done for tho patient, he
continued u grow weaker and weaker,
his case being pfOuouneei helpless.
until death put au end 70 his suffer
ings.
Deceased leaves n widow and eigh;
children in Virginia, and a sister,
Mrs. j. S. Gardner, o' this place, who,
b? his death, haze Lost Il loving ard
devoted husband, father and brother.
He wns n MIN O' sterling Integrity,
sound business qualifications and DO.
voted 10 tho principles 81 ODD Eel.
iosship, under whose nuspicos he
Will bo UJriej.
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PRESIDENTIAL AFfeINIxESr.

ro--- : a 6ia--rcS .: oYioioa
s--ox The CE=~Ee= Erd -1e-
.r33-rs - 20 TIE S-EEj-.;E p-uzY;-
rssi1 n.Eia- =Fj5i1t2s-y Thus
-bo are II .5t1t Re l. unnecessarily
las! 81 D2k!.- -oricailJ.s EhII=
tse= sho are CT I'D Szr: - g: II
Lc.shi-n q ro-1s;Ir.tiOa. Friends
Z! TIE Prrs5Jsui cap II toUd D. ooo-
NEEDED io- tie rs:: y-o1p, uzop@
IL -hiSA - h=s d.kpo-lO. n7ay iJ-
Po---I ro-5i5J.E. pgiEItss;zr5iu.
tie absorption q Errh OF bssrze br
ibcs3 sho are ScE-z cE= zni :nc
cire1as?=S'ioa sS5-E the ss=-i.oa c.
P-Uq=T 'ocSuO5=:S I1c4ztiTe'y d.
uS-&Z AWaSA;refca r--@P5-I@ot
.r.;zs tint II stJst@- I, re =Jacs,
;h= =s-G=r. Q, Eaich v=-a c1o~o
Ls'o.e hi. in~as-ura,jo.. Tie P--=-
6sci Ezz Ds3= The iosI9zIr5 aozi1z-
Iioo5:
Fi;%c tg.=iSa ambassadors and
u'n=-t&-s, SIX oooz-i -eozr=ls. =r-c
;e@a oo-saLs, Z o2a Eizssoos. Q: PAL
=1:= and EsSEtznts. c-azl==co=- {!
peas5o2s aoi Two d"r=-c=. conus
size. =! lie -so=-al !zuI Czo@ al
sssEt4ot, c5unisz0aE- &C railroads
sd u assistant t-@-sUrs-. ~ zasa-
zni P~1stGaS:G: -z1@-zL, assistant =,
LTrD=T-:-c.ral. az -.is;zri =c-=-
taTi=z 'oar auditors AID ore deputy
sc-Gtn: .=-=--, G-.-iIC- q the ;Trz.-
Cr. con2irolls- .: The Cu-rsac.. 50
!F=io- 0, the state Gep.-iG.=n'. sgi=r-
iats.3eui Q; immigration. E2E-r:r-
isrd=ni g cLa-:iz- co= s=--e-- C
legation, Gyc Cs.:=i States :-5-z-
ssre- dstr.:i attorneys. rim 6i<i.ir:
narsaatz- ETt= ro-~-:1:s, ;1-e: :+:-
r:2:.l SgTe:Dg-S- - Eu-s!or q
c1sto=-s- ore aPp:s1-r Q! ucrrnzE-
disc. ~ l2dian s-%rt- [ Indian
'-,p=c;o-: - !GcI g5re -,c er, -
receiver, a;as::-iLre= T.as:=as;=rs, 4
"@: PO:si Fr.ieG=g-. :J2r azis:zEI
s1rEeocs Az i .ar-= r1ots: Q, army
and rav! pTUnCticrs. -c-s tran ~
IL I'll. q: - a.=Ea:- u h-.l 4 Goz-1 =
6s!, -! 0! Tn5'l h-yc L=. cgYirnei.
This Is rgzsi-E.J : Remarkably
Eord EioEsry - tH=re Lad o-=a Gy-
e.! aPphrauts 70: E4Ey y!tae p.ar=.
-l:eCo jvgT5.!.
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HI Rest.

The '12e-al d jacob Yong. Grad
Mzs.e: o: tire / O. y. :. Il Eryada.
:,sk pace i!s1 Sa;.IIal Guard Hall,
Virginia City, az o'r!.=E :=:trday
a;l=rar>a. Ib6 !7-;= hall -as Tiled
- o~r=-AoHiR- Ei:a people from Wy
gaia City aa1 the ~slrry-adi.z rovn-
II! eco testified " lLsi. pre-oce
- r=-.eci il "Aich th.y hall the
d>c-e@L The Loj.e= il Virginia.
l.saO, C4r5yo, Dayic- AID Gold Hill
tu-rel o9t IL lag: 2uaS!E Gsros,
Washo= ard ElGo Lis%= EeI= also
represented.
Tie E:eI:E:;5 - i&e Order formed
il ~pro;ezz1a 10 the sp-ciu3s lojse
roam I'D racrhe5 DOM stairs 20 the
Lzl! where 100 ~fuG4-.! Ec-T:ca= .e-c
conducted by Virginia L1lsy. 10. 3.
After the singing 0! IL appropriate
Ey@a ,! .te -Gr'ai surety, &" Nsr.
Ju.== Ted theEp.-ooE.l LLrIa! -rT.G.
which ~GS t0.igwei - tie beautiful
Egl iuE:s--ir- fuGeEal ssryI-o d tie
O.ie: ~ MARI Arr-ili, NJbic Grand,
AMI G T.. Mlc.:. Chaplain. 4; TIC
c~Urc!egi,n Of the iLal By M the
Cauioas o. S.rsinra AID E:=DY. IN foil
uni!cT1, marched cgi :! the hal fJI-
!5"ej ~ ihs uenDefsV! tie Oder ia
tuIl rs;ai.a I'D tho EH=nr, FITs
mems hsy1-irtlou AMI formed IL pro-
cessiun on CS,rea: headed ty Csra's
bad sa1 escorted the Temai8s to
their tHll rrstiag place in the / ..
o. +. cenIe:ef: sOgin al ;oSD. The
Oyfizi services oi the O:ier were I.c3-
forUg-l ~ the grave s=d a.! that was
mortal OF BIO. YYUn: vas laij aEuy
n wait the resurrection ipoTa.
Tie flat:a! cCi;4g- one u the
l1:yest ev.r n=n il Tr-iGia CITY ard.
as it Teud,j is "a! iD~u & s.reat
;Dmard The City Of tho Deal, m4ny
were the EXPRESSIONS II spTre~ UveT
the uutine.y is1lh Of Ja9yb louaz.
tWeri not iO-ce; tfec, =. <ho stay
To sDrs "a Ill,lc lOHser here;
Thy nafG.., tby faith, tby lJre shall lie
GA memofy's pisc al bright and
clear.
And "hen 0'.:wea-isi ~ the Toll
y! !fe OgT bssy! iIu,1s sba!l hs.
Wc'il c0nc, aui one ~ oOs ic duan
Upon dear mother Earth wIth lb.e.
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fHs miSS.aISSiSSIPPI coz.
GiESS.

Aeu-fraa Gs:ss.@= ifsa The
t<.-tJ-t,, stats ret o. tie Ms
$ ,pi ri.ssi. 20 ~ EE4 at O.5es.
Uaa. t-siaain- Ar:i 24;A- ~ izs;
Use dsys. Nat:e'so q ia;s-- - The
p-79la Of ths Eat- sgca Is tae re-
a-.s.:z1:ioa c: E:.fer irriss.svz q
Fri E-Ss ,nrEpe-sti>a E=:sEs t;=-
Ill Hs dE1E-t- TIE eIs=:;Fe
e1un:;.o, nraoGsos III; ih<-s Eli
b! NJ prryrsa Gznc;; he J.: -s-S0aE
| Of The ecas,ss<s ard rn-ssbsrs -so--
ssan-6 by tie presiding CGS- xii
Us rS.riti=I u allies ;he co-Tsn-
! tim - spyscb;=i c; .=;s:Et: . tAe
E4.. Il "a r,J-e s~lisEi~=;o1 - the
GSc-=S,o let tkszn noadcf TIE
E1zseailya dr-c- the .! ss-s -
they ceen P-op=-- =; night, low
s-Ez- isers EiGl D. Z Program ara
syzsEeTs have bEea t&.sc:e3 fro4 al
p,i.tics. .zaTie-
Aposg The speaffn mo are tT-
pec:ei ~ address the ccrEreEs are
S-ra.or S:=E1- Il S%-st=, :. SE--
a.or Inral,E. q Kznss=. Congressman
Br:au, Ct %eL-EsE1 GUT-rnC: Hog.
- Ie-zs, .r-Cor-rc@asn Ps:iei=5-.
% Cic-a5Ur I'D C.asr~@aza Ding
u.v:-, u Arkansas. EzE5zn, ot NO
Sns. ard Es, c! Oregon
Tas1as'-EE Kill erfaTCr 70 ds-==;
tie atEr.iB5r e the Ca!11 States
CSa-:rss 20 us::ers 10 =h;sa tie
States Es=t q the Ms---Fpi are :-r-
.i=e.i!y icts'=tki 1G== s;=tes
hc-. : representation @! IL members
al Waz5i2Eton ar3 he OgGn con
49, Ez.rs - rssssUr@s Upoa
which :hey Ga d.: !oss.h=:, ;bs5- IL
hgerc. 81! ts g,ea; il snap: .e==-
lai:g5.
AruDor has y71s eb-azi tia: :
.y2b~- Of god is:s from San iraa-
cissp sill attend the Congress I'D e.
d-.ro.to rreren: TIE a3cptica c.
resolutions favorable ;r frs c-iEzgs
- 90 s-A-- = t-----=4 - LOFTY
vg:e5 II the cgr-E=:s. lbe tre= coio=g.
s@n:ine5i l. likely 80 p'~doa!nsie,
c-i a.: GitsDpi 10 euiYrse IN. drza-
til! pe!=! - Wall si.-; al! GgGt1-
'es7 o. Ty:ei dozn.-I:sra JUyruaL
We r=a=3rej 4 le;ts. i-cL1 J. Il.
Mcmillan, u C:ttr, tcr-.:!y II
E!2ar-gcra, yesterday SC =hich h=
BE a.: la. iA= OIL! STATE il--e !.
aoy Go2U; .: bang represented :,
the coasrs1. il III, S:ahe =! EsYEiz.
II H=cNi!izu sa:s i: IS :s'y iupf-
tsE: that NeTada shogIJ ssrd sE:.Jr-
Representation. We a9c-2 inra i:i=
l=:te. - lJ!.CN5: l d. ho!s that rLe
w-l gcnias,JiL=l=sa!!52 tEg2 eTery
.sza. / li:aI :hs ,iir=r 9u=.t.cD
s:il - E.7rs L=Ec:iiei b. ta.- Coz.
grt@s than anything else, which HIS
hapY~aej this !sa-, unless sc arg
negligent 81 Interest," 1a1 a!.oz
the gold Bugs - czl:1.e The coave1-
tioc.
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4 Lucky Investment.

Escrybo1y 10 Nevada knows y. II.
Il. Hss3h, who is spending tho Win.
! r IN Reno with his family. lie was
GA: VI snrts, If printers cay, on &c.
;piHnt oi the d,sagreeabIe weather re.
b ..tiy and ono day. at tho suggestion
~ " friend, invested a hslt.doil8r in
ihs Premium Note company. IIotut
,.- rsytipt in his pocket nod though,
he ore about tho matter uatiI yeB.
,erliy, when he discovered that ho
bal drawn n pfIze Of g1GD in hard
i.H.i,. This is the second big prize
pa. residents Of Hashos county sith.
90 ihs last six months by the Premium
Nos company OF San fIancisco. The
Dnurnal but voices the %tcniinents Of
lis ,niuy friends 10 c0Dgratulatigg
Mr Macon aud hoping Tint all lis
ibya tments may provo as renuuet.
E!jee.--Eeno journal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-04-23
Saving Race,

Is. Tfucsee Republican Gays ,ha.
b few days ago par,ics digging Up tic
Foundations Of an old cabin, formerly
~rc:ypied b. come italian lalorerp,
found s1,l2j buried in tin eau The
tg;h fil owners game 20 The seens,
rrpYri their property and got IL. :.
il caases one 70 wonder how lab,
urots ~ $50 n day OF 81 dan save
bncli az lns. Itis also worth reflects
Log on .bsl every dollar OF that gold
IA aaiptsd 10 Italy. ~
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Caraon Appcal:-Old wanamnier
is ON tho Coast. Ho Is collecting for
tho7c three dollar pants md Is max
ing good Roadway. lie oTercd TO
Furnish John Mackay, Iceland Stan.
ford and y. o. Mills with a rair tot
nothing IL they would agree TO let
the namo OF John Wsnamakor appear
conapisaousLy On tue. ssan
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scttio Up.

Ne hnre boen compelled 70 SEND
out bills this week 10 n number Of
our subscribers who Rre In. arrears
Tor Tho WEEKLY INDEPENDENT. Somt /"
OF these atreatHges are quito large
aud must bs settled before tho frsto
january. IL you have ~rccci'ed . bin
Tor the amoant due ia, plssaa eAn
aud tsttle up
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4 Couim,u Curt seene.

TIE Court-I. :hs relo;: Of The
administrator On the Smith ca,a.e
ready:
LaS;yer-I,is yoDr horror. lreads)
in 'eHtory VI estate 10000.
Legal fees 5000.
The Court Allowed.
JAwier-P b. sicians lees 1900.
The C.uTt-Ai!os-eJ.
Lawycr-Adyertisiug 80.
The Ccuit-That SCI ms 10 ba quite
q large Jili fOf advertising L thiuk
ii ce',aitIy could have. heep done
cheaper.
in%!or-possirly.
fire Coutt-Lay Tn" BIZ 0Yer urtil
Il can be property Investigated. 4
gooldra! Of the money If deceased
persons /, ffit,ereJ n@ay in va, Jug
useless printer bills. Investigate
tho matter Il, once Ca'Goh Ape.
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Washington S.ar:-"Bcgo,fy.r Said
Mr.. Dolhn rs ho read ot tic presi.
dents preference Tor business men,
the way TO got"ioae 10 psIiW;l is 10
kaye out AZ IL"
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Tho art Of confusing one thing
With another iIJurish's IN yer
coun;ry in tho world !. VAS In
Gambia, tof instance Ma, o newspa.
per advertisement Of auuf,ing bottle
~cpnclujoI as follows: "Wbcn tho
baby is done drinking. IL mus, L.
uuscrcwed md laid 10 a coil place"
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Not Yet L. The Snnn.

When Hruritius was coded 10 Great
britain in 1910 there was = gigantic
turtle IA q court Of tho artillery bar.
racks 1t Port Louis which H. still there,
although almos. blind. u weighs three
hundred and thirty pounds and staaAs
t'"n feet high when walking. It's Ghell
is "i5h: and onc.hali feet long and IL
AN carry two men on IS back #.tt
case. y Ia believed 70 be ., least twS
hnodred ycatA old -
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State Land Once.

since tho last report ooo applica.
iion to pufchaso rlate land was
Rlc0, embracing 40 acres.
CASH HECgirTS.
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DorSey's Dc ,lals.
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
New YonK, Uot. 6. Friends of
ex United States Senator Stephen
A. Dorsey are on the war path for
the authors of recent 81 atemsnt to
the effect that the once noted
Republican politician is broken in
pocket, in health, and in spirit, and
that in every way nothing but a
wreck is left as reminder of his
once prominent career. There ia
not, they say, a vestige of truth il
any one of these statements. That
he suffered some financial reverses
is not denied, but it is said that be
is now deep into several enterprises
of profitable nature, and which,
in a few years, will make him a
bigger millionaire than he has ever
been hitherto. Ope of these is 8
gold mine in the Cripple Cree X
Valley of Colorado, and extensive
operations on which are about to be
commenced.
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Captain Kings Misfortunes.

Special to the News.
New YORK, Oct. 8. -According
to advices received by friends in
this city more than fair share of
illluck has fallen to the portion OF
Captain Charles King, the ex.army
officer whose novels and stories of
army life have given him name and
fame on both sides of the water.
A few months ago he went abroad
with the intention Of settling with
his family in Swi zerlsnd. and de.
devoting several years to quiet lit
ersry work. He had hardi = res ca
ed his destination, however, when
the Milwaukee bank in hich his
funds were deposit iss-u cu bed to
the panic, thus locking az for the
time being all his available means
Then to make matters wor.e mis-
library and other belongings, TIE
library in particular being notable
one and of great value, we're de
stroyed in one Of the recent firea.
These and other misfortunes have
compelled Capt. King 10 change his
plans, and he is expected TO return
to this country within a couple of
weeks.
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New York Stale COnVen-
ton Anti-CieVeland.
RUMCRS REGARDING BRAZIL
Other Interesting Items From
Various Sections.
The Hawaiian Dues ion.
Y Assoclated pIess 10 mo Nave.

Ey AssoriNted Press 10 Ihu News.
WAsnING1oa, Oct. 6 The pres.
ident viii soou MAKE public The full
report Cf Mr. Blount on the
Hawaiian question, says morning
paper, and the matter will be laid
before the senate shortly. There
was an important conference on the
question at the While House yes.
terdsy, at ohioh the president,
Secretary Gresham and Minister
Willis were present. The intention
it is believed was TO consider Ger.
tain matters which Willis IL to in.
vestigai on his arrival at Hawaii
for which place he leaves this week.
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New York Democrats.
ocla.ed Press to She News.

by Associated Press TO he News.
SARATOGA. Oct. 6.-l'he Demo.
cratic state convention met for the
second days proceedings at IL
o'clock this morning. The report
Of the committee on contested seats
was made by James w. Ridgewsy,
of Brooklyn, in every case seating
the anti Cleveland contestants ex.
cept in one instance where the del.
egation was evenly divided. The
report was adopted under the pre-.
vious question, but upon roll call
by vote Of $40 to "a. The TEN
porary Organization was made per-
manent and Chairman Lockwood,
without making a speech, called for
the report of the committee on
resolutions, which was presented by
Geo. Rains, of Rochester. One
clause on state issues recommends
that the constitutional convention,
to be held next year, shall provide
for an extension of the election
franchise to women. &
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A Monarchy Probable.
By Associated Press to The News.

By Associated Press to The News.
New ORLEANS, Oct. GA Paris
cable to the States says: The rumor
that Brazil may return to a
monarchial form of government has
received a sort of coufirmation here
by the report that Duke Augustus,
Of Saxony, second son of Prince
Augustus, of Saxecoburg, who
married Dom Peiro's second
daughter, Leoplaine, since dead, has
jast started from Bordeaux for Rio
Janeiro with some idea Of being
accepted as ruler by the people OF
Northern Brazil.
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English and American Miners
Special to The News.


NEW YORK, Oct. cit is said
that several we'll known trades I'm.
ionists in this city were recently
sounded regarding the probable fate
of an appeal from the striking
English miners to their fellow un.
ionists in this country for financial
aid to enable them to prolong the
struggle. A reply is said to have
been returned that IN view of the
present condition of the money and
labor markets of this country and
the fact tnat little or no informa.
tion or interest exists concerning
the strike and it's object the appeal
would be failure, and that it
would be judicious to withhold it.
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keets for the Travelling Public,

sesents. Commercial men, ton lists. mar.
~ miners relating to the preservation
: aNn under conditions unfavorabe to It,
ay ~ Cleaned with prohs from the oft pub
nneo testimony Of such pereons relating to
ne piotctive and remedial qualities of Hos
seters etomach Bitters a very valuable
ssnedy 20 those who traverse 1.-The brin
tecp'" or are subjected to maiarlal In fluenoes
~ door exposure. With as much GER
santy as Dr. hochs celebrated lymph cestroys
~ egganio mcrone; the Bitters coun,eracts
u ~ Snip oetms In slara-t tainted air and
k&@ Saler. 1t prevents ard removes
fs-'sssrr caused by poor and uuaccustomed
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No Experiment..

In reaching Austin, San Marcos,
San Antonio, ETC., via international
and Great Northern railroad, Two
daily trains each way. Insist upon
your ticket reading via Hearne or
Taylor and the International and
Great Northern railroad. Perfect
roadbed. magnificent equipment.
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FULL STORY TOLD
Ofthe Great Storm Disaster on
tho Coast.

by Associated Press to The News.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-The
story IF the storm disaster of Sunday
has been fally told. Later accounts
than these yesterday do rot de.
crease the mortality. Nothing now
remains bat for the citizens TO
stford the necessary relief to the
survivors. Many thousands of
dollars have been contributed and
the bead of trade has appealed to
New York. Kansas City, Omaha
and other cities for assistance. This
morning several car.loads Of pro.
visions, bedding and clothing were
sent to the sufferers and more will
be sent out tonight. Several luggers
and steamboats, filled with goods for
residents of the stricken district
wese also sent out. This evening
the schooner Alice, stocked with
provisions, etc Will leave for Lake
Borgone and Chsndelour Islands
a number of physicians have left
The city for Bayou Cock and other
places where suffering exists.
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COttonbe|tROute
DESPITE HARD TIMES

The Cotton Belt Route" inn
proved its passenger service by
the addition, August Goth, Of
another through train from Waco,
which carries a Pullman Sleeper
fer St. Louis via St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway,
from Texarkana, and through
coaches connecting with Pullman
Sleeper from TT. Worth at MT.
Pleasant, to Memphis, giving it's
patrons double daily service to
and from St. Louis. Chicago,
Memphis and the Southeast.
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.:stOnISt'

The many tesnn- malls We receive
from ose who ave used Climax OH
for ali pains shot be in every house.
Sold nn1er positive guarantee
by all Crug stores 'certsa bottle.
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What You Should Do.

In the spring take Climax Blood
Elixir and get your system in good
shape for the summer. For sale by
druggists.
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See Stark West for fire insurance.
How is 7hi,

After taking one bottle Of Climax
Blood Elixer you are not benefited
and feel better return the carton and
bottle and get your 81 90 back. We
know it will do you good,it acts on the
liver and blood, renoyates the whole
system. For sale by all druggists.
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Finest line of jswelry and silver
ware in Waco, going at auction,
every night. w J. & p. Co.,
Bankrupt Stock.
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Couch & Nalley, roof painters and
repairers We sell roof paint and
warrant it for two years, at 40 cents
per gallon.