davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

The United States marshal will be called on this week to arrest Jesus Daniel, the late postmaster at Ehren- burg, He will be taken to Phenix for trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

The conditions of the atmosphere seem to favor rain, It clouded up during the night, and today breeze IS blowing that may bring the welcome showers al any time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

A DUMMY franchise is giving the Phenix city council peck of trouble. Itis suggested by the opponents oi the scheme that it is dummy in more senses than one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01
Nlahea Confessi0n.

". E. Dewdle. whose parents live in Graham county, and who was ar rested few weeks ago. charged with robbing the Milton California stage, has made a confession There were three in the party of robbers, keener, Bierer, and Dowdls. The former was shot by the messenger and died. The two latter were captured. Bierer weakened first. Yesterday he sig nified his willingness to tell all he knew of the affair. His statement was reduced to writing, and when Dowdle yesterday was confronted with it, he concluded to tell all he knew, as the best way of securing leniency.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

The democratic primaries have been called for August 4th in Mari copa county. The convention will meet on the 18th of the same month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

A dispatch from Florence, Italy, an- nOunces the death of Fibbri, formerly member of the Drexel banking firm. He is reported to have amassed S20,- 100000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

A. II. Emanuelsis erecting picket fence in place of the board one which has obstructed the view to passers by oi his beautiful grounds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

l.. Graf has purchased house in Phenix, and his family, now in Tomb stone, will soon remove to the capital city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Try Pride of Livermore" Sauterns Port and Sherry Wine-Prize medal at Paris Exposition. For sale ct Jos. Hoeder's
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01
To Whom Iu May Concern.

I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Mrs Nancy Lane, after this date.
 FRANK H. LANE. Dated Tombstone, June 9, 1891.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

IL is reported that Judge E. J. Ed wards contemplates leaving Globe and going to PheniX, where be will continue the practice oi his profession.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Josiah kirlew is bringing in some choice vegetables ,.o.n his ranch be- low town. His Early Rose potatoes are very large and choice, and bear profitably.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

It is anticipated that the :. F. r. & P. will reach the Congress mine with in the next eight weeks. The heaviest work north oi the Congress is we'll along.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

COLORADO people generally condole with General Tarnsey. but that does not remove the odor of tar from his person.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Carloads Of wstermelons are brought to Tucson from Sonora. Watermelons are legal tender in the ancient pueblo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Apricets, figs and peaches are ripe, and the trees around town are loaded with luscious fruit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

A car ot hay went over the road to Guaymas today. It was shipped from Tempe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Three anuouncements for sheriff subject to the action of the democratic county convention, are in the Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Supreme court will open on Mon day in Prescott. The session will probably last tive weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Fresh blackberries. very choice, re- ceiyed by Wolcott today only 20 cents g box.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

E. Sydow was confirmed as post master Of Tombstone on Saturday last
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Harry Goldwater spent a couple oI hours in town today on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Prescott has a fire company called Dude Co. No l, and it always gets water first at 8 fire.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

A fine line of Pongees just received at Wsrnekr1s'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

Jake Shsarer and Steve Bryant re- gistered at the San Jose yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01
From Thu-sddy's Daiiv.

Joe Vincent left today for Congress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01
TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not to trespass on my ranch property or the improve ments on the San Pedro river between the Grand Central mill and Fairbank under any pretext whatever. If they do so trespass, they do so at their own risk.
 EMIL LENoRMAND,
 Owner. Dated June asth 1894.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

ll3 Broadway. New York, N. '.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-01

rrRns or svsscR,,rrox-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30

- Drosuen unb patent.g .gssbiaiHsn
bei & Il O. Sod. Farmers Drug
Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30

uen bic betreHenben Mrtitet austraseu
uub bapu, tuenn fe Sbueu nift mehr pai'
iem tuerbe Sbnen bas @elo boftir jnriidse'
seben2 @arum ipollen Sle uidt 10 beta
Raul bon arsneieu perfabreu?
DIR. Yierces Golden Medical Discovery
tuire mad befem Spfiem perfauf. 60 tft
bas sinSise 10 fidere uub iuirliame Blutr.t
nisnngsinittsl, oab Safiir aaranttrt
iusrbeu tann, bab CO in iebem Eale btlft
cOer turirt, tpitriseufuas bus bafiir bs,ablte
GeiS suriidsesfbfu tuirO,
Gs TT uidt wje bh sftp6bnIiden Brab-
jabrsmebi;iaeH oper Sariaparillas, Das
game Sabr btnburh rcinigt, trdfttst uns
ftarft es ben a5rper. geib Sbr bitiSs, ber.
untersefouiueu ooer nit 0pspepfie seplast.
ooer entbdlt Guer Slut idledts gdfte, 70
iommt ibm uls Gessrmitt.l ntdts atsiG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30
Det Gnterbte.
eon,aa usn PAUL plumtarei6.
(Gortfegung).

.Oii6t Ou halt baS setban," per-
ii1erte er, der &onflift beitanb, er
lhmebte iiber mir pie Elm orobenbes
@em0lf. Denn meine gernanbten
abnen l6nsit etpas BON Der fpirfli9en
Sa6lase. Du biit ia 3eu9in seueien
pom Der S5ene, sic mir mein Serr Set
ter bereitet bat. Gr baBt unb Oerfolat
mid uur, neil er lltdt oil meine 2esiti>
mitdt elaubt. llno oesbalb bin i'd Dir
su Dont perpfli9tet, SHUTTER. gfun
lpsrbe i'd Slarbeit i6affen!"
nWfein @ott, bic bait Du ja!" rief
syraa @aletta gang erIdredt. pBes
balte, iyas bas S6tdial Dir beldteoen
lat-es mar Dir beitimmt-es sch0rt
Dir!"
Nber 6eins Stirne mar umlp6ltt !;
er mar nidt Die 9tatur, ii6 ielbit gu be-
iii9en.
User peiB, mas meiu 8ater setban
babeu miiroe, menn ct 9etDuBt b0tte,
lpts Die Dinse in Mabrbsit itanben !!
Aber-beunrubise Did ni9t, Wtutter,
ih werbe nit meinem @emilien gu
Dfatbe seben. Du liebit, eS lit etmas
Nuuberbares, @ebeimniBpolles I'm Die
ounfle @mpfinoung bes Di9ters, Die
na6 9eltaltung riast. sic lpur5elt
niht ielten I'M Booen Der tpirliden @r,
ldeiuunssmelt. lluO ipeuu mid Die
auoollenbet 9eblieben, Demetrius@ Di9s
tuas BON jeber 10 seualtis ansos, 10
spar es, neil iie mein S6idial ipioers
fpieselt. 1in i9 bod nt9tS Nnberes,
als Elm falider Demetrius |" @s bate
i'm iibermatlist S9lu95eno mari er
jid ieiner Wutter in Die Srme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30

res 5mei Sdaffner bon Cramps f9mer
perwunSet morben. Gin anberer Sal
1T Der, baB elm poli3eibeamter bon aQs
befannter Su6tigfeit BON einem ber TN.
gliidli9en Nrbeitsloien, mel6en er
perbaften mollte. neil berieIhe i9 an
@iieabasns s@isentbum pergrifien bate,
ermorbet morben lit. 56melleu, Sob
len, 5en3poften uub Briiden5ol3, pelhe
ben Sabnen geb6rten, linb in Mfdi1e
perbrannt, unb on Deri6iebenen plds
BEN linb ni9t tpeniger als febea
Sitter Wagen bon ben 2anbfreis
derH babur9 3ert6rt worben, bab
Banoen beS .fabrenben 0eeres" Der
2anbitrei1er ii6 barin einquartirten
nnb Geuer an3iinbeten. nnb fir alle
bic 8erlufte an Gra6tsiitern, iomie fur
bic bur6 Geuer perIorenen Wagen bat
bic @eielli9aft auf3ufOmmen unb
i1wer su 3ablen, ba be @ei6morenen
es nidt als @ntidulbigungsgrunb sels
ten lafien, baB bic 8ebienungsmanns
i4aft Der @iienbabn3iige ni@t i'm
Stanbe gemeien 1T. Der lleber3abI
Stanb su balten.
Dem 8eri6ter ltatter Der vyfeus" -
beiBt es gum SdluB = murbe i'm Sc
i96ftslotale Der 5outbern pacifics
babn elm gan5eS 8iinoel bon 3eles
grammen ge3eigt, melde 6dlle Don bers
artiger gemaltiamer 8elibna5nle unb
8eraubung BON giienbabnmasen mels
beten; in einem Der Gdae banbelte eS
fi6 UNI einen9lnlpru9 bon SIG. 900. uels
DE, fur geitOblene Gra6tslter erboben
wurbe. @8 waren unter bieIen pas
pteren aud 8elege bafiir porbanbeu,
our9 wel6e ua6gepieien murbe, baB
oieielben Banben BON 2anbHrei6ern
auf Der Babn bin unb Der fubren. ios
wie Wtittbeilungen, mo- 2euten 9lrbeit
angeboten unb abgemielen porben
mar. Ste 8abnbeamten -fp iast Der
Seridterfatter = nerii9erten mir. BOB
ale bic oben anaefiibrten Ssdae bemies
len peroen t0nnten unb amar bur1
baS 3eugniB auOerldiiiser 2eute, bic
polles Tertrauen perbieuten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30

$500 nno mebr oauernoen Ser
oienit pro Sag garantiren MIR S:bem,
Der elne 4gentur fur unfere neuen Yll,
Der ilbernimmt. 9lnitdnbise @rbeit
obne &ilitO. .. g. Silberman,
ST. paul, Minn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30
iii ere-
S}ruDtQ1rS M0pttdtett
fnS dpHa bic fASnf
Sc uta btddba

@tr bieten bic i@1nften
Sanbid3mbe ST. ben benfbar
nteorigiten 1retien an. Mam
fpmnte nno famfe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30

llniere taeuen site ,tnb Gar
,titaren treffen iett tdslih
etn, 81 herem 8eiid)tismns tptr
eimlaSen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30

= Der GeIt be8 MobeGaaerS Der
fraheren 5irma 6ager & MOt5 8
muB biS gum Is. Qpril unbebiugt Der.
fauft merben, ba bann ber Store ans
berweitig permietbet wir6.
@bas. s. Maper,
glifianee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30
@aranttrt eas 6efe fae- uno Sfaf&en- 2sier.
Der auf bas paanada. he abu.i.u
@r,t,to Gigc1tt91ttit.
.Qlanenpermalters Derfduf.=

uber 81 100000 Grunb gsenum In Gan Antonc mub iren
Seanft pben ber san ges wrb In sbssn OruntRdds
ansebDn mte M Der &dur wnht Grpe gut etnsiete Braus
NIT suem abus gisr; nett untsr benz mirf&en Wtrrb
aussbebns Drudere unb ltbOsapbdes @tabHnnt reiAss
be bette 8anbihait tm Sibweien bat
c5usegne @el4dftsbdur unb @runbIde unb 8oupldte
br @e unb tn ben aubntbsin ter @tabt Grpbe Nuswatl
Aebnlias Ofsrten fnO nte UUrber semudt pOrben.
REAGAN HOUSTON. Waaiienperpalter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30
Neue Satiues.

Wir fiibren iebt Elm sroBes
Sager neuer Satiues, in fran,
aolii9en Mufern, Broeats,
4angirenb unb Moirse Wfus
fer, fiir MIR
129 Gents aufpdrts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30
Neue Gbaaies.

Sieielben baben Rd trob
Der Wanbelbarteit Der Mobe
f6on lett Sabren bauernb gu
bebaapten gemubt. Sebe Sal.
Ion brinst ueue, punberbiibs
f6e Mufer In ben beri6iebens
fen 0uaneen berpor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30

gfeue 8aiaitoffe.
Ginsbams, Saconette, Sris
i6e 2apns, percal, MuG,
Satine &c. Wunberpolle 5toffe
unb babel ipottbiais!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-30
@as ,.,ad,e,. ste,

tuenu Gle
Sdube ober
&leiber tau,
fen? @eben
Sie niht bd.
bin n(ipeunSie
eiuen iolAeu
8las fubeu
f6nnen) mo
Sbnen geiast
miro, Gle ton.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03
THE USE OF PAPER MONEY.
Common to Nearly All Civilized Countries
Issue Of Various Nations.

Common to Nearly All Civilized Countries
Issue Of Various Nations.
Almost, II not quite, all civilized
countries use paper money to facili-
tate payments within their own juris-
dicttOns, says the Globe. Democrat
The United States Use paper money
to a greater extent than any other
country, and In notes OF smaller de-
nomination than any other country
of equal Importance. All of our pa
per bills except the gold certificates
are in the denominations Of 81, %,
&5, $40, $40, $50, 300, $500 and e.
900, our gold certificates do not APP
pear In denominations less than $40.
The Dominion OF Canada issue 81
and 50 notes and various banks issue
notes varying from 50 TO $1,000.
Mexico issues paper money OF 10
pesos aud upward, and the South
American states issue paper OF sim
liar denominations. The Bank OF
England issues all English notes OF
denominations of f5, fl0, G25, ESQ,
Gl00, 1900, f3O0, $500 and 1000.
The banks of Scotland and Ireland
issue notes of Il and upward. Tho
Bank OF France issues notes for 80
francs, 100, 200, 500 and 1000, Tho
Bank of Belgium issues notes of 20
francs and upward. Italian banks
issue notes Of Ira and upward to
1000 lire. The Bank of Germany
puts out notes for marks and up
ward to 200 marks. Austria issues
notes Of gulden and upward. Rus
STA is the only European country
which issues. Government notes, ito
paper money being OF the denominar
tiOn of ruble ana upward. Sweden,
Norway and Denmark issue by their
banks notes for ) krone, 10, 20, 60
and 100 krone. India does not issue
paper money, nor does China now
Japan provides paper money OF yen,
2, 8, 10, 20 and 100 yens, and tho
other countries, as rule, issue paper
money, the lowest denomination Of
which Is usually ten times the value
of the coined unit of value.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03
gave them warning 90 that
they escaped back to the shelter Of
their guns. For this abe WA nerA0.

gave them warning 90 that
they escaped back to the shelter Of
their guns. For this she was perse-
cuted by her father aud she took
shelter among the Potomac Indians.
By these she was betrayed into the
hands of the cOlOnists who held her
% q hostage for her fathers mis-
leeds. Smith had meantime gone to
England and upon the repre- senta-
ton that he was dead she received
the advances OF another English. man,
John Rolfe. In the church ut James
town, the tower Of which still stands,
she was baptized and named Rcbecca
and here soon afterward she was
married to ROlfc. This marriage
cemented peace between the two
peoples and until his death Pow.
hatan remained the friend Of the
white man. lie never deigned to
visit his daughter, however, though
he sent her presents. In 1915 POca-
hOntas, with her husband, went to
England and was presented ut court
One day Capt. Smith, whom she
loved and whom she believed dead,
visited her. The meeting was Q
fatal blow to her happiness, and In
1917 while preparing to return to
her native land she died at Graves
and
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03

"JUNIPERsLy is getting to be a h0r-
ribly prOfane man, isn't her" "Yes,
poor fellow, he bought patent fuel
saving device last fall. '-Detralk
Tribune.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-03
PoCAHoNTAs.

An indian Maiden and the History Of Her,
Life Romance.
There are few more interesting
characters among the early Indians
OF America than Pocahontas, daugh-
An ter of the famous
fw chief Powhatan, who
~ ruled over thirty
tribes in Eastern
GEaat41 Virginia VIII en- in
74w2 1907 the English col
.ESsWSsH ony of jamestown
SS4E SyE was established. Il
g. ~, :. - may or it pay not be
TNNl 4(&W/ true-the matter 10
%lS51ISSSEsT COntrover d -
"sNNN whether s h G saved
rooARoSrAs Asthe life of Capt. John
she APPEARED iSSmith, the famous
LONDON explorer and founder
Of Virginia, when he was taken prls-
oner before her father at WerowOcO-
moco (now Shelby, Gloucester Coun-
ty, Va.); but 1t Is certain that after
ward she saved the life Of Smith and
the party with him; that on many
occasions she befriended the colon
lists, feeding them when starvation
was staring them In the face, and
that by her marriage to John ROlfo
she turned the deep hatred Of Pow.
hatan against the colony Of James
town to as deep friendship for tho
whites.
The story Of how she is said to have
saved the life Of Smith at Werowo-
comocO Is familiar almost to all.
Smiths head was laid upon two
blocks OF stone and the Indians stood
around with clubs ready to beat out
his brains, when Pocahontas laid her
own head on his to save his life. The
chief spared Smith and the latter be.
came armOrer to Powhatan and trim.
ket maker to POcahOntas. During
Smiths captivity POcahOntas leaned
to love the white man and was ini-
tiated into some Of the truths OF
Christianity. 1t was through her In
tercession with her father that Smith
vas allowed to return to the colony
Il Plymouth. subsequently when
Earvation stared the colonists In tho
ACE Pocahontas with some Of her
b,ople gave them corn and game,
end when, In 1909, POwhatan laid .
plot to murder Smith and others OF
the colonists. who had gone on an
expedition far from jamestown, IL
was the Indian MAIDEN who
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11
Highest Of all in Leayeuing u. Govt Report
R%:A'I! q! BaklI2g bskasg;:
ARSOLUTEHY PURE
HON SCHOOL CAROLS

Hon ID n. riv,,.s tdtres. w,,i.ot Al
pba s.,iety.
r".,.
''' ''''N '' '''o %. &" S'''o'' Us '''-
proving
The visitors This week were the fol-
iowine Hon ID II. FLYNN. SIR. NAL
l,,,. ,f., n,n.t...,
~ ~ ,''
Ncuh'9o'N alIet irt morning 'A'f-
cisss, Hon. d T. Flynn addressed the
Students on the suhioct Of how "A bill
t,...,,,,. lao. r;' .i.i.,.. ..... -.
'u'eIesu uhe ana Instructive Eo'eg INTO
She details ot the matter and giving "a
clear conception oi the mode of pros
,edurc
The Alpha Literary society rendered
the following rrognm Friday, Mo-
vember sth;
Opening song--star Spanglcd Banner
oE Aoc'elE
nel TavIor C,,ieri,Iaa ,,a' '0'1' '' ''S !"
Recitation What Woman wants. SadA
Ericulandcr
,eet hr'"ii g-"o" "'r's study
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11
Usage GHIEFTAINS.
Men who Looi, to the Welfare Of a Great
indian nation

wen W no LOON 10 lhf W tllhtt OF "A Ait ~
indian nation
In view Of the fact that oklahoma
people are Interested in the Usage
uotry aud its welfare the
following will be Of interest giving
as it does the personnel Of the nations
officials;
Principal Observation-Disclosures
tuu-kah.
Assistunr ch'ef-Mah shah-ke-tah.
Executive ,,unIl-W hite Hair
q aremore. B.a Il DIk.
National se,retary-James Big
neart.
National treasurer--AleXI IAll Chief.
National interprrter--John Mosier.
National Council
President--Julian Trumbly
Strike Axe district Geo. l.. Tinker,
Jos Boulanger
whusla-Cyprian Tayriap, Me ke-
wah- ti-au-ka, Mah-shou. kah.she.
Big Hill-Tall Chief (wah -she),
Wah-munlS.a ah- Peter Big Heart.
Hominy-- Mo-shet-tsa Tsa-pah-shin-
kah. Wah kah-a-tun-kah
Black Dog-Tsa-pah-kah.hc, To-wah
e-he, Co-she-wah-tsa.
District Sherins.
Strike Axe district-FranN Tinker.
PawhuslSa district-Louis Big
Horse
Big Hin district Pod-kah-shin-hah
llominy district Francis Claremoro
Black Dog district Haw-kah-wah
kah.
Governors private secretary, S. II
Perrier
Executive committee interpreter,
Em brey Cit son.
supreme Court
Chief Justices. w Petit
Associate Justices Me-ti-an- kah. o.
o-hHh-wal-lah. Tsa-sho shin-kah, kon-
sa-Rh-hre,
Clerk of supreme Court-C II.
Petit
Prosecuting Attorney $. Math-
ews.
High Sheriff e A. Brunt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11


ted tnat the measure VIII ni''e tr'"V
r,iiei 30 tue people. lt mas 10Y uetn ln
OPERATION long enough t'f the peuP'e
% rec gnl1e tnis ta D.
The business lot. rests OF th' conhtft
and the rcople genera uaFe s"hercu +
greatly and continuou.iF py Tue g'eHs T
cst panic this country has ever seem
When was prccip .tated almost imme-
dlattly upon thc inc' ml"g pi hr
Clevc aud = ADMINISTRATION NOW t.n
standing the iac, thot the pam ln its
very noture. su far as legislative on
administrative measures coat ht ucld
re- ponsih.e ior &C. WAS t'e o''ecl re-
suit Of Republican leg" ."li 'n ana dN-
ministration, yet the Ecpuoican pres,
and republican, orators u"Ve rouJlhu-
/ ou-ly asserted and dceiH.Iuel iual th'
{ Democtati' udWiuIetr1t 20 l- ro7p'n-
sible for b. The people nave not
I stopped 10 think. put nave plhuiA dt.
I ccpted the declaration and q upon
lit. IT. Is undoubtedly true. WsA ln
the west aud south ihat I've Demo-
cratic party is largely dissaii -dcd iIt
Mr.. Cleveland Huancial policy ihe.e
Things all taken together are ln my
Judgment the Responsible eau oI
Tuesdny's diSustor 90 the Demo 'rat'c
party. ] do not hcicve, as our NeFuo-
,ican ntothcrn assert. that the p orie
lave become distrustiul OF taeT u ~
in N2 and mean % say 10y "t s"ly 5
rcsu !hBt they desire O. return 70 Me-
tiuie, i.m, or that they di.i 'ust ihe
great isrty of rtvCnu' reform hrF
uavo been IN trouble. amt on4 ni-h
cr: weak revenge at which they Will
owe 'aDg stand a~iounted. NeIt'or 90
,c'icyt that when tho reforms are
examined the Republican party WI,
be found To have any accession ~
strength hut that tuesdays result
b VIII bc found 90 Oc The result OF the
uou-actiou rather than the action of
Democrats.
or course 1t will greatly encourage
Republicans, and as The SKIES brighten
ard business prosperity comes 10 lhe
pcopi '-a condition which ls now pe-
giumuB TO assert ltsell-they wli
cinim lhat 10 is the result OF the conii-
dence OF The people lu tne Hgpuollcan
party, which haa coutrol oi the house.
la this they deiude thrWselvee. lhe
good sense and judgment OF the pe0-
pie will ascrlbe TINS To its true source,
the patriotic, economic, am business
like and country loving admlnlsuratlor
of President Cleveland, aud the right
eous legislatiou OF the Dem c ate
congress, and 10 ls9O tue people will
place the sfal OF conhemaalioh on
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A 0r,at CnmnnnN-

An attraction, as. yet new to the
theatre goers of This city will lie the
attraction at the opera house for three
nights, commencing November -
This company win produce three great
plays, opening in The comedy drama
. Linked by Law" followed by last
seasons greatest comedy success enti.
tied "By Wits Outwitted" and on sat
urday the close OF the engagement the
great farce com dy will be presented
entitled "Squabb'cS
Seats on sale Saturday morning al
Wallace a Muller's.
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Mr.. nenuessy Leroyle aud bis own
company will be the next attraction
at the opera house commencing.Nov.
Is. The engagement will be for three
nights and the following comedies
viii be produced, Linked 10y Law" a
four act comedy drama; by Wits Out
witted, - last seasons greatest comedy
success in three acts, and the great
farce comedy production in three acts
entitled "Squabblos."
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Aud some - isht Pia5s- rhr-pi Amu.,-
utnts,

Aud some - isht Pia5s- rh,spiti Amu.,-
m,nts,
The prnsde.d, tNol nomoc.at
says At the baldwin last evening
lennessy Lc Royle's clever company
presented the brilliant comedy, Bv
Wits Ou'witted,' preceded by the pa
thetic little curtain raiser, Drifting
Apart. ITO say the audience was anus d
and entertained to their hearts cou-
tent would be drawing it mildly.
Without doubt the performance was
one Of the most flushed and clever
comedies ever seen IN the city ln the
character Of Don Jose Rudcriguez lie
Koyle is a thorough success, and as
Fernando Miss Bernicc Howard could
not be improved upon. The other
nemher6 of the company are strong
A beautiful stage setting iu the Scc-
ond act called forth a round of ap-
plause, At tho ID ,Ncuuon November
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card FROM Capt randy


GUTHRIE. o. r., Nov. TO- in the is
sue Of the state Capital Of The 9th inst.
in the editorial column, the Capital
states that | received $500 TO go TO
Dover and make a speech for the
Hon. Dennis Flynn, IL is an infa-
nous lie made out Of old cloth Of
green spinning Let them produce
the man who will say he gave me
SIS 90 to 60 to Dover and make said
speech. was to go and make a
speech AZ the celebration and my wife
was bitten 10y poisonous insect.
That was the direct cause OF my not
going there 90 speak.
Respectfully,
{, III, TANpY.