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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27
COMPOUND INTEREST: BONDS
GREENBACKS.

Profound as o warrior, Napoleon
was possibly still more unerring as a
mathematician.
Looking up one day, after a pro,
Ionged study of the compound interest
table, he said:
II am astonished that the deadly
principle contained in this table has not
devoured the human race"
In an issue of ~greenbacks the dead
ly principle" of compound interest
finds no stealthy partner in spoliation.
In an issue of bonds, the deadly
principle" has despotic sway.
Untaxed interest, paid every year
from the taxes of those who own no
bonds, and thfSinterest perpetually in
vested in a new issue of bonds and the
old bonds, when due, refunded" into
new ~bonds-this is the deadly principle
of compound interest which made Ma
poleon wonder that it had not devoured
the human race.
It Is %devouring the human race, and
to day the sway of the bond-holder is
we'll nigh autocratic from pole to pole.
By issuing greenbacks, to meet ma
tional necessities, the government
would lay the burden of the debt upon
all alike.
By issuing bonds. it not only exempts
the very rich from contributing to the
common necessities, but actually gives
to the very rich a mortgage upon their
less fortunate fellow citizens.
We can understand how the very rich
can persuade themselves that such a
discrimination is an act of wisdom and
justice, but we cannot understand how
the less favored citizens can rejoice
oVer the situation.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
stages and tina is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
stitutionaI disease, requires q constitutional
treatment. Hal's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case that it fails to cure. Send for
list Of testimonials.
ADDRESS, F. J. CHENEY & co., Toledo, O.
AG-SOld by Druggists, 76c.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27
WAKE COUNTY A

The Wake County Alliance met in
called meeting in the court house in
Raleigh last Saturday to discuss and
arrange for raising stock for the shoe
factory. They resolved that they not
only favored the movement, but would
put 81, 800 into the enterprise. This is
business, and the business way to go
at it.
There are ninety-six counties in the
State. Now let all respond to the ex-
tent of their ability, and we will soon
be making not only the shoes, but
many other things we need. Let everv
individual subscribe, and subscribe AT
once, and as much las he possibly can
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27
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COTTON SEED!

If you want money. cotton seed meal or hulls,
bring your cotton seed to me- and have your
wants supplied. Am completely prepared for
] andling your seed'rapidly and in any qut nifty
Cash at the Scales. Never offer less III cash or
meal, than the top Of the market. Our COMPANY
is here to stay. Re- Give and pay for seed any
lime between daylight and dark. every day in
the year, SUNDAYS exec pted) Let u handle.a
share o. your seed. Surely no fl rmtr can erin
sustaining honorable competition, Office and
scales near Southern Railway freight Depot.
Respectfully yours,
M. P. ANDERSON,
0415) The Charlotte man.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27

0TTn RODS, Spanish Needles and Dip Needles
IIIIk are the best instruments for hunting
OOAL min, rails. BEN. g. STAUFFER. Har-
risbuJg, a.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Jewelry-T. w. Blake, Raleigh, NC.
Mason Goods and Books-Redding 6
Co., New York.
Always mention THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER when writing to advertisers.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR SPEAKER OF THE NEXT
HOUSE.

Col. LuSk VIII De q Nandldate TOT n 70
sition.
Col. Virgil s. Lusk, one of the rep
resentativps-plcct on the fusion ticket,
from RuncOu'r.- @ unity, has decided TO
enter the list tor Speaker of the next
House of representatives, and has au
thorized The PROGRESSIVE FARMER to
make the announcement that he will
be a candidate for the position.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27
EASILY SATISFIED.

Years ago a French Canadian d~raymanwas
doing business in Vergennes, Vermont.
were numbered, he thus appealed to a well
known citizen: SsNIr. Parker, you travel
some ole boss, he not worth much, you
tole i'm I bought you" We are reminded Of
this case when an inquirer writes that he has
sent for other lists, and the S6cheapeSt9' will
get his order. Moral! Use horse sense
when buying fenceo
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO., Adrian, Mich.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
BY AUTHORITY.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
ADMINS ERING OlTHSm HOLDING ELECTIONS.

In pursuance Of and under and by virtue of the power
and authority conferred upon the President with the
approval of the Cabinet by Article ~ of the Constitu
ton TO make rules and regulations not inconsistent
with the Constitution for administering oaths and hold
ing elections provided for by the Constitution and of
all other authority me hereunto enabling. l. Sanford B.
Dole, President Of the Republic Of Hawaii, with the
approval of the Cabinet do hereby make and proclaim
the following rules and regulations for administering
oaths and holding elections provided for by the Con-
stitutiOu. viz.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04

Senators shall be elected at the general election to
be held the last Wednesday of September 1899 in
three classes to hold office for two four and six years
respectively, and thereafter in terms of six years
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS
Constitution Article SOY
SECTION l6 For the purpose of representation in
the Senate, the Republic is divided into the following
Senatorial Districts viz
First District the Island of Hawaii
Second District the Islands of Maui Molokai Lanai
and Kahoolawe
Third District the Island of Oahu
Fourth District; the Islands of Kauai and Niihau
ApPoRrGoNNENr OF SENATORS
SECTION H. The electors in the said Districts shall
be entitled to elect Senators follows
In the First District four;
In the Second District three
In the Third District six:
In the Fourth District two
QUALIFICATIONS OF SENATORS.
Constitution Article 56l
SECTION Is In order to be eligible to election as
Senator person shall
Be male citizen of the Republic;
Have attained the age of thirty years;
Be able Understandings to speak, read and write
the English the Hawaiian language;
Have resided in the Hawaiian Islands not less than
three years:
Be the owner in his own right of property in the
Republic of the value of not less than three thousand
dollars and above all ncumbrances have been
in the receipt of money income of not less than
twelve hundred dollars during the year Immediately
preceding the date of the election for the proof of
which he may be required to produce original accounts
of the receipt of such income.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
OF ELECTORS.
EXEMPTION OF ELECTORS on ELECTION DAY.
Constitution Article ~

Constitution Article ~
SECTION 49, Every elector shall be privileged from
arrest election day during his attendance at election
and in going to and returning therefrom except in
case of breach of the peace then committed case
of treason or felony.
SECTION 90 No eector shall be so obliged to per-
form military duty the day of election prevent
his voting, except in time of war; public danger
in of absence from his place of residence in actual
military service in which case provision may be made
by law for taking his vote.
SECTION 81. No elector shall be prevented by any
employer from attending the polls during the hours set
apart for election by of any labor contract
otherwise
QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
Constitution Article IA
SECTION 90 In order to be eligible to vote for Rep
resentativeS person shall
l. Be male citizen of the Republic; and if natu-
rallied prior to January H. 1898, be a native of a
country having, or having had treaty relations with
Hawaii: or,
Have received letters of denization emitting linn to
all the privileges of Hawaiian citizenship; or,
Have received from the Minister of Interior the Ger
tifcate of Service provided for by Article II OF the
Constitution;
2 Have resided in the Representative District in
which he offers to register not less than month
Immediately preceding the time at which he offers to
register
3. Have attained the age of twenty years;
T. Have taken and subscribed the oath set forth in
Section of this Act;
5. Prior to each regular election, during the time
prescribed by law for registration, have caused his
to be entered the Register of Voters for Rep
resentatves for his District.
g. Prior to such registration have paid or before
the first day of January next preceding the date of
registration all taxes due by him to the Government
Provided however that for the registration for the
first election held under the provisions hereof taxes
may be paid at any time prior to the application for
registration.
T. Be able Understandings to speak. read and write
the English or Hawaiian language.
In order to comply with this requirement he shall be
able to write and read with ordinary fuency any sec
tion sections of the Constitution
Provided however that the requirement that he shall
be able understandngy to speak, read and write the
English or Hawaiian language shall not apply to those
persons who shall obtain the Certificate of Service
provided for in Article IL of the Constitution
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
QUALIFICATIONS OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


SECTION l3 In order to be eligible to be a member
of the House of Representatives person SHALL at the
time of election:
Have attained the age of twenty-five years;
Be a male citizen of the Republic;
Be able Understandings to read write and speak the
English Hawaiian language;
Have resided in this country not less than three
years;
And shall either own property in the Republic worth
not less than thousand dollars and above all
membranes. have received money income of not
less than hundred dollars during the twelve months
Immediately preceding the date Of election for the
proof of which he may be required to produce original
accounts of the receipt of such income.
OF SENATORS
NUMBER SENATOR'S.
Constitution Article "a
SECTION H. The Senate shall be composed of fifteen
members.
TERN OFFICE.
SECTION To- The Senators to be elected at the first
election held under these rules and regulations shall
hold office until the general election held in the year
1899
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
Constitution Article Az

DIsQUMIF1cArIoNs OF CERTAIN CLASSES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
ldern Store Keeping.

Mr. Reyer asked you days ago to close your left
entering the store that you might see in the north
3namost bewildering array of laces The laces how.
that you see on entering are not one fve.hundredth
{tdvhat are behind out of sight uncovered not on
IRE lie has had laces on the brain for over four
a until we think his egotism is ustifable when he
kM@ not such another stock of strictly such Iaces
,sae@nted in 1884 in the country He does not
lnhhrgest but of strictly up-to-date merchan-
|ss mmxed with former years styles and prices What
/ nhetor! To knock out every line of samples that
rsbtls town, we care not from whence. If we can't
yOq preter goods and lower prices we'll not expect
4 business
Why is it that every dollars worth of stock in our
4 from ground to roof, looks new! Wisdom ruled with
|ne last six months of 1898 We bought little and sold
4 Got ready for the drop 1t came Hence the un
led chances for you the easy business for us.
Mercantile cave.dwellers, controlled by the ancient
|@ofhaving the same thing this year that they had
year and the year before that and the year before that
Getting left all over this wdeawa1e land of The
|nt OF Texas who thinks because she could not find at
+ three or five years ago the newest and best must
hnk the same now There are dry goods stores in
cities that are larger but in proportion there are to-
mo better kept stores IN all the land than in Fort
bin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
TIM TARIFF BILL


Washington, March 70. The tariff hin
this morning Among rlir changes, tho
duty on collars mud cufs Ii Increased
from - 20 ~ per cont The only ndll-
ditipns ~ the free llsi au horn stripa
and tips and cnsnannts, Tho ecciiou
which proydcs thar The president slml
notify The Hawaiian government uf tho
HE treaty Of 1879 haa been stricken nut
whisky, iron. lead, orc, coal aud anium
arr unchanged SECTIONS O. ii and "a
arr rcnoalrd, aud MI tho agreement,
made beiwoon ,he United States aud for
oiMi governments Nndor the provisions
ot said sections are nhrognlrd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

nil The Democrats arr pleased Ut The rvs.
toratim Of harmony, many Of the CLARK
Following think The Mailocs committee
mnde = very ponr stand In the matter foe
tho principles they represented. Among
the representative nemefals who OK.
pressed themselves "a well pleased wrr0
.ludgr u. Mrl.carv aud REPRESENTATIVE
y. Z. Shydcn, bnth ul the Clark fil-
10 believe that the Democratic mnsses
are disguised with their leaders, and will
not follow tlrm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

New YORK, March 20 The following
special cuhlc WAS received here from
i.pndpn today Tho international glove
contest between linn lmrgr VI Anetrnlla,
better known as she lion man. aud
Arthur Namtlne. ihe nghiweirhl cham.
nlun was fought III poelan hall last nighi.
lhr men fought al catch weights fnr
5000 offered by ,lamcs Noriy. Twenty
desperate rounds were fought when Val.
cntino woa declared tho winner nnrfa
had thrrn ribs hrOkon durng the FIGHT and
was iHghttnlly punished
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
pnRlNsoN KNocKsp ~.

-, I.,v,. \. y. March Ca prize
tofi nl.ee early this morning ~
hgnt ,oSs IA. Just across me l'ei, VIZ
Maia'iS W. rripcipals were frei. hop'ns
river. XXI itss plaee and Thomas Kelley o.
son sqn o. sIls The affair took place ns
". Fr9nk 4, A Mn "a 70 stop RohiasoiI y
l 1s 5 r9gli and lie nshtiHs wa ~ teaib
h L.,isJ aSd i7 carried out q the ring Gov
cred with blood ,...s kirby Of This
/. II. Bohan and lhoTA n .sl.ica Bohag
place fought 4 iaais opul' -
was Earsts.i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
sro RrINGNorns.
BETT WILL RETIRE.
uls,ed p,

-bEIT WILL RETIRE.
s6ted Press.
n, March 20.-Pugilist Cor
ss Interview today, outlined what
IN to do ON his European trip,
Z, MS return to America. Begin
an N, next seasOn-th that Is to say,
", said Corbet,, Brady and |
Nlulem in all of the theatrical
"a. which Brady now controls,
XIV others. A capitaiist has of
M g9il Tor me a theater IN New
m ~ am also considering AN offer
collafge OF q new theatcr in Chi
h Npr1eu will sail for England on
(, N. Bismarck, April Il. 81 shall
N q .alaer and mother with me,
y London Then shall send
.ae place Of their birth In Ire
-sle iney viii remain during the
/ ". stay abroad. Leaving Eng
.lal tour Ireland"
card 70 his proposed encounter
KIN sackson. Corhett says. My
\. lug, nlm viii he the Hast fight"
WI Il take placer
~. reputable athletic club dem
LA, uiai II Is capable Of bringing It
. k1uliy. II must be To finish.
IN Offer is made nv an English
~ accept. but Il cannot take
=, s'.ae' as has been suggested. l
nv, lnree months to train after the
! iss are rati6ed.n
~, ,seah 10 say, then, Mr. COrbett,"
IN NE reporter. chat after your
!, N 1acksun that You will retire
Y, f'n mo prize ring?''
y pAaety il. II Is my ambition
!. lteseeSstnl business man. ] Sc.
a N alneai husiacss In which 10 in
,.ss W. money have made in fight
~ ~ Il is The occupation OF my
AZ, w because it seems 10 offer
~ opportunity for remumcrative
! io,. ! VIII amend my statement
< fs''seuen in ease the champion
i,.s. world should ever he secured
&, noi an American / viii train
w cMrrest u back again for ms
~, s9roett also saws he VIII dron
~, KAY and try tho heroic leelti-
ne returns from Europe next
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Chicago. March 20. u II noset.
who ia acting Tor Edward T. Sta,cs-
bury Of Philadelphia. sou.inlnw of ihc
late ANTHONY H. uroNcl. attempted TO
build pier near Lincoln park 10 acquire
ripnrlan tights 10 Lincoln park Tho
hoard seni number 81 police To tho pier
last night with dynamite aus blew Il np.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Has One More Victim IN lts Drey
Waters Two having Drowned
Yesterday.


Special nlsnatch.
Galveston, TEX. March 10 Charles
:. Sly adds another 10 the many vlrtins
drowned in Galveston hay the mas, throo
weeks, Yesterday. Fly, William Mott
aud Capt Sinpp leii Bolivar for Gai.
weston on the mail hoat Adele. About
q mile from BOLIVAR lio station the hoat
caiNiEcd, The utherv were rescut-l after
neating two hours, hnt Ely was stunncd
when The hnht capsiapd lie was eecrc-
iniy Of HARMONY Masonic lodge, md
one Of tho hest kmowh mcn In South
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Tom r. won. Barguard second, Sheri-
dan Clark third. Time. iii IA.
Third race Selling. one mile, Han
neria won. Last Chance second, Pi1mero
third. Time, 300 3-l.
Fourth $500 handicap. SIX tur-
longs Salvation won. Moses Solomon
sprlnd. Ormie third. Time 1.2B ~.
Fourth race-Fiye furlOugs Horace
Ieland won. Paranette Second, GraN
Hauley third. Time, 40 H..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Special DISPATCH M r, ,a.o
noli club viii be organized in few days.
Two hundred dollars have been Is ,,;..,l
~ eiiizens for the purpose 81 pat,llng
,5e einb on rs feet Mr. ferh l.,i, r..
i t If The Dallas league team VIII DC
feld captain q the club
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Washiugim, March 20--Alih0ugh
nothing driiniic a. 10 the conditions by
which harmony WIS attained has reached
here uhers WAS general 1usfmtipn
among he 1'i1ss Delegation over The
bare news thsi n u On accomplished
fact, NE Gazette correspondent with
oniy This TACT in hand started out this
morning % interview. Iesae repErs ,'il1 /,
~ lhcfn WE'RE 20 eparral,g e0mnenda-
ilrf hat 10 specify u useless No one
If the delegation fliecfs They ~ are
iaotine f9r foil afr0unf Of fhr proceed
ings y Dallas with great interest,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

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! intended for ti,t -, ,..,.;., a.. ,,,.
had fronhie ny .,,,,..'i.. N'''n W" nWhils
! Col. Rreepint;i,.,, h,1 .,.. ,...,.
{ inr ~ Z" W. Moores office. remov-
hroached tb.,r ~ mepp,nE ms htnw'
dnotioni sNias,, ,hi NiNh fns lNUN'
cdirs 81 Mo "''' ~ "NN vi 'he 'i'g'
Then ho nfoe,cd.a T., ,,,,,..,,,. ...,,,.
Is probability mai '"NN''sv' , mv,c
win shoot me. SIN ih,nst.s. y, w, =
lifc." " '"NV NY
Major Moore ....,
could NOT br "a baJ ~ ,hn, tnat y
RreNl ,er.i,'' nnY ~ mat anu Vol,
been nhmst. n Nv, '9 l mm that be had
born, him ~, ,iiia. W. INV sue hau
Stratrd Win HIM .s.. Guy ',s YIN rein9n-
s q necessary "a tef IN No., WY
lie had stcppcd evrr fe hes eHN sn nm,
arm around nor Ia oni,t Ia, - ~
then repealed bis n,ss nsT hhnu 4au
"Afaior. iii. n noe AZ H. w Nu'elt
life" This ehnreefejstic ,,n,,,ri W. -. ~
tmc,d IN .omgtbine ~ ,,,, , $3.50, VITO
nor, created lni,,h wy "A"'" Juan
IN their second yjsi, 80 u.,.t.,,
had discovered ia, r,,,,i,,s. Nlili'lNe
when he pui M n,rn e,,,,,,,,i nv val' ~,
had suggested thai tbc mni,r ivy t ~ -
her 40 d wedding prosent ,ss,h,sr y, 49,, :, ~
some present she not,,it ",'si t,,ue'
Christmas mn birib,is,n "u, .aai''s 'nan
major Ind tpsti6ei Sb" ihdnssh etHG ~ w
lection of those n.in,. sif W. Vvvu'-
accurate thnn hi. heeo,,s,, XIV, ~ NiNlo
had beon MI ~ t,,,,i, ' wv, ,io ll,el.lews
To- her. e's'''i ""pV''ahee
From this line ~ t,.s,i,,.,,,. A.. ~.
worth turned XII n,,estian. n'i, ~, NJ.
designed to show fhnt Niw pnnns5' g,'1
tcrrnr. apid h. n,t ','.,, H,,5ft l''sh oi
YOU ealled'' ho asked. hot M v ssld " t,si
on tie contrary She had always ohpr,d
hlH alightesi wlsh bpoause she md trnsted
MIN and loved him dearly through those
nine years.
tlAd not Col, BrechinrIlee nftcn ON.
deaNored 10 break on the relations with
her Mr., Butiorw0rih asked. and had
ne not promised To give her Sia5
munth 4 she would 70 10 Germnnvf
Al this she denied. declaring Inn no
had tnporihnrd her IN stay by nrntc.tn-
IONS oi his love, which she wished lint
me court could have heart She told
now ne had talked 10 her that last nlrht
before he LETT her laet spring. tnllinr
lsr llal she must not rdeyo az his short
future. Of the baby that was 10 be horn
Mr liuitrrworih asked II 1t had nnt
nlWnNs been in her power TO ruin Col
hrrcknridec 10 which she replied Win
emphasis: ~ had that power. hnt / never
made threat To him IN my lifp. l pnvor
pressed thumlscrcw on him until be
had u In his nOwor TO keen his nrntnisn
la me- and broke h."
Nhen She wits asked what were Tho
things which Mr. Rnpcklnrldao Ind sa.1
ot Mrs, Wing, Miss pollnm refused Ia re
peat saving che wouldn't min tbnt ura,
OF another womnn, and voniIi,t VIZ
pressed.
A..otn ,,t,.,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
nnnF MARnIs m0ME. BuRNED.

Tahleannh. i. n, March 2o.-1Ae
e,'.s,iti ' 1manslsn o. the Ciieipkee norion
,,l.e1pird by Chief Harris ntniily MHs
totally desif0ycd by hfe last night The
snfirr contents ~ me house were de.
.froyei. hfindiug thousands % dollars
vorih ~ costly furniture, paintings, etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21
Ann rnnN nEooMnNG a rApl
A Legislator PLAYS tlir Role NJ Breain.
ridge To Denver GIRLS Madeline,


Bv Associated Press.
Denver. col. March 2o.-Denyer 80
ciety Is discussing scandal similar 10
the famous Pollard trial.
The PRINCIPAL actor in tho local affair 40
cording TO the Rocky Mountain News,
IS ~. H. Sims. member of The Ninth
general assembly from ArnpnhDe county
Sims for some iiuie Ind been engaged
10 be married 10 the daughter Of
prominent Capitol hin family. and the
date Of the wri1inR had been Net for
March 10 Aficr deeciving the girl
Sims Induced her te go 20 Pueblo on %
visit for o few DAYS, and Willie there he
married Miss Harriet llandon, q t'uchef
10 one Of tho city public schools, and q
most osfimablc lady The couple are
now IN California on their bridal tour,
II &. understood ihe wife u unconscious
NJ her husbands duphritg. The be-
trayed girl knew nothing Of the secret
marriage until her return home 20 pro
pare for her own wedding. and ~ a
fiared tho shock viii be serious IN ~
results.