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The Oskaloosa herald., 1894-05-31
TORN F. & W. X. LACEY.
AttorneYs-at-LaW

once oy-r 1O5 South Market Street.
OskalOGsa, Iowa. Prompt attention given
TO collections. Probate business will re-
ceiYs careful attention. Business attend
ed TO in the u. S. and State courts.
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"For Years.

Says CARRIE z. sTocKwELL. of Chester
field, N. H., al was afflicted with an
extremely severe pain in the lower part of
the chest. The feeling was as If ton
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weight was laid
on a spot the size
of my hand. Dur
ing the attacks, the
perspiration would
stand ia drops on
my face, and it was
agony for me to
make sufficient
effort even to whis-
per. They came
suddenly, at any
hour of the day or
night, lasting from
AI,E-E,, s.,f,x4,Ana -
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A STARTLING DISCOVERY.
A Family Thought to Be the Authors of .
Series of Murders.


Series of Murders.
PARIS, Tex, May 26.-United States
Marshal Williams has succeeded in un-
earthing what appears to be a most
remarkable series of crimes near Paul's
Valley, I. T., and for which he now has
John Stevenson, Jim Stevenson and
their mother, Mrs. Gays woman so years
ofage, in Jail here. A number of sudden
deaths and mysterious disappearances
of travellers were reported from near
their place, and the officers determined
to investigate the matter. The marshal
and his deputies dug up a well on the
premises and found human bones,
skulls and clothing. 1t is believed the
family operated on a plan similar to
that of the famous Benders of Kansas,
and have killed and robbed number
of people.
4-5F9 -
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Freed from q Cataract.

LONDON, May 25 Mr. Gladstone's
right eye has been successfully oper-
ated upon. Drs. Nettleship and Hab-
ershon attended the distinguished pa
tient at Lord Rendell's house early in
the day, and some time afterward they
issued bulletin stating that the eye
had been operated upon for cataract,
and that the operation was quite sue
cessful. Mr.. Gladstone is resting qui-
city in darkened room. He does not
show any feverish symptoms. The OPP
Grafton was short and no an@sthetic
was used. He bore the pain with much
fortitude
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Tn q state of Terror.

Excitement was pitched to fever
heat about noon when the stories of
the Spring Valley mob's actions, on
its way here, were told The La Sale
miners say the Spring Valley men are
terrorizing the whole surrounding
country, and that numerous additions
to the ranks have been gained since
the start was made. Strikers in every
town and village through which the
miners have passed fell in line until
the size of the band was nearly twice
NJ Ia Y.rsa :. q ok f4,.et
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The Dubuque Telegraph, demo.
cratic, is very naughty. 1t calls Presi-
dent Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle
"two rsseals." That's not pretty.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Din glassi. min %eliteoe ginasi ituIoe life Iepe for al
here ON ben 9anGre, iom oiToe tnuie beuoeS 0ierts.
glaa9i Itulee Soa isrit meo lette os ImCrieiri Strioi
mo ben onoeu 9eroen. Jtr piloe iea burtia meoe
benoe. Seq Ia min plan, os ioog iioIie %beepnote ieo
at latte ben ioGrf. Sea CAB min eIfteoe 90 cneite
'onoe 9onc en- Dolls al en- ps Trit. Tom liguer glor'
nm / line Virtniuser, men life eiicrlaoer noQen 2uQt,
o9 let fan iad benz. iom life tjeuoer ben, let at tro,
at SfIeret lioer al Slooprop. Seq tprte ocune Sit at
iienoe iguItroIien 90 bapoe meo mig Iioi Of ben. See
butter Tile giopnet paa ben men ben bir me9et bee
upttet al be 5noisote / 2uitraIieu. giaur ben iases /
en- pio Dlon9oe, pirter ben en- lonsiom oo ImerteIri
Cso.
Seq Dor poa9et oper min eIiteoe gloo9i belle oenne
rGoiomne Gag, os Der or mn life I9naer noaen Tlus
IIi9beo ior, at bun ifaI paa9ne op til ct 2p uIptfe.
Seq rioer uo meb min Seit; ies rioer ct soot etpfte
Vel o9 ienoer iaa Seiten bicm. Seq bar en- flor Dolls
al iammc Siit min aomme. Seq oil orebe mig,
9toper-oet or en- COB nrpei. 5aroel."
SEQ bapoe nepps left bette iereeIiee grep til Gnoe
ir Or. 9toper itprtebe ino / 9obinettet meh gincne
lpnenoe al seoGseIie. "5or Cubs StpIo, SaIiioI
Tom frog, 9ispeoe ban. Den it~ratteIi9e aoinoe bar
iunoet geien ino bet 9ereIie, huor 9i9et lis9er. GUN
er Bit oIoeIes iom Iamilaat peo Spnet al bet. Gun
bar tiIitaat, at belle ben iorbanoeee 6itorie er ason
= at benoeS 0otter, %ituttorS SsuuieS fsrIte aone, Dir.
teii9 bar pGret bob mango 2Jar, % at bum bare bar
op'unoet i'm rGoiomme Sitorie ior at presto pengc al
bam."
Ia oo", ia ie9 n,eo ct ~pIuoieis 5uberaob,
'om ie9 life thnoe unosrtrpttc, "maa pi pope ct 5or.
Jog"
"Gt 6orio8 pua bpoo? Or De gag"
"0rorIeoeS, Roper, Ioritaar De life oct?" uobrpo
leg. "Soritoor De life, at noar oeuue Rpinoes Siitos
RE er eo9n, ioa bar S9iIpie ingen Sruno til at op?
Stiten, ban bar tot, pirter ~Ion9Iomt. Gan cr fouite
bare b%euioItIcS. gi reooeoe bans aone = nu maa pi
o9loa 9iere ct 6oriea pua at reooe bam".
SEQ lob no al 9preIict, os Or. Stopper iuI8te eitcr.
9t it ale no al Spiiepareliet % lutfeoe 0pren. Seq
rep 9o8enet ira ben beoe ManOs 2(uTgt, 8reb ct SpeiI
og boIot bet ioran bans gtuuo.
"Guoitcloo!" uobreo ieg, pcnote mig til ben 9amIe
Dottor % pe8te paa en- let Stp paa Sp. %iIIaoen.
Oete er 6iitorjen; for pi reooeo nuturIi9pi3 SgiL
oie. vi baooe ell enonu baarocre &dmp mco 1eoen,
cub III boooc bout ben iorcgaoeuoe Rot ipr bans So,
Hes Stpio. % bpao S9iluies &ope on8it, iaa ft
lIn ulDrin nine nennr g}nta nirFei,e Fitrr;e
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Oete er 6iitorjen; for pi reooeb nuhlrIi9pts O8iL
ore, VI boooe ell enonu baarocre &dmp mco Ieoen,
cub u baooe bout ben iorc8ooenoe Rot ior bans &o'
neg Stpio. % boao 09iIpieS &one on8it, iaa fit
bun olori9 otoe oenne Rats pirfeIi9e 9iItorie.
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Down i'm Schiey.

Ellaville, Ga, September 15.--(Special)-
Messrs. a. II. Cox and Robert Whitfield
spoke to a large and enthusiastic audience
here today. Mr. Cox devoted most of his
speech to a discussion of the silver ques-
ton on the administrations lines. He op
posed the repeal of the purchasing clause
of the Sherman law, and argued that it
would be utter folly for the United
States to attempt the free and unlimited
coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to /.
Colonel Whitfield handled aom Watson's
party with gloves off. lie called special at
tention to the declaration in the populist
platform against paternalism, and that
other declarations in the same platform
favoring the purchase of schoolbooks by
the state and the purchase Of the railroads
and telegraph lines by the United States.
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Crisp i'm the Tenth.

Augusta, Ca, September 1L-tSpecial)-
The Augusta opera house was never more
crowded than tSnight with those who
turned out 10 hear Speaker Crisp on the
political issues of the day. The meeting
was postponed until $3.50 o'clock, ON ac-
count of the opera house having been en-
gagged by the Down in Dixie" theatrical
company, which gave its performance very
early in order to vacate the house for the
speaking.
The speaker told his audience about the
work of congress. lie repeated what he
had said in his Atlanta speech on the sill
Yer question, declaring for free coinage.
and stating that the act of congress in re-
pealing the Sherman law without passing
n free coinage hin as a substitute had
been a disappointment to him, but the fight
had not ended He said he was not salts
fed with the tariff bin as passed. He had
not obtained all he wanted, but it was the
best and lowest tariff that had been pro-
posed in congress for thirty years. 1t
was a good bill. 1t had not taken all the
odious protection away from the sugar
trust, it had taken but half of it because
of the small majoxity, but he thought hair
q loaf better than no bread. Congress
would take the balance away later. This
declaration was received with great ap-
plause.
Judge Crisp was interrupted once by
a populist in the audience, who asked him
IL the populsts would be allowed managers
at the polls. Senator Walsh announced
that they would, and Judge Crisp made
some strong points against the populists by
talking about their claims that nobody was
honest in elections or anything else. ex
cept them. Judge Crisps closing remarks
were received with great applause. Indeed,
he was given a genuine ovation.
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which, you know, when properly under
stood would completely upset all OF your
sensational stories when appealing 10 the
passion and prejudice OF your deluded
hearers, MIR. Watson, half as much as you
pretend you are. There is something that
frightens you a great deal worse than
this: Won are aware that am in possession
of the public official records of this coun-
Try that will show the fallacy of your
claims, and the erroneous attitude OF you
ana your party You speak. you write, you
publish matter and campaign literature
that is directly i'm the teeth of all the
official record of the country. In con-
clusion. beg TO state that you will Go well
TO acqualnt yourself with what / have said
in my public speeches before You under
take 10 denounce them as false. The effect
OF the argument l have made before the
people of this state and the results follow
ing offend you great deal more than any
thing else l speak plainly to you, L re-
tract nothing | have said in my public
speeches anywhere. Respectfully,
-. =. JAMES"
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Mr.. Watson nt Canton.

Canton, Ga, September 11.-(SpeciaL)-
Cherokee had another big political rally
today. at which Hon. Thomas Il. Watson
was the leading star and only speaker.
The crowd was not so large nor the en-
thusiasm so high as at the democratic
barbecue held here two weeks ago, 1t was
expected that Watson would meet James
i'm joint debate, and many came to enjoy
the fun and judge az between the two
representatives of opposing parties; but
Watson refused to meet Mr.. James, and the
crowd was disappointed. AS Mr.. Watson
would not meet Mr.. James, and the demo-
Gratis did not wish to draw the crowd from
hir. Watson, the appointment for Mr..
James was withdrawn, and the democrats
gave Mr.. Watson a quiet, respectful hear
ing.
but. including democrats, populists and
republicans, men, women and children,
the crowd Mt no one time exceeded 1.2o)
people. However, there were perhaps 1000
pconle i'm town
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KNOWLEDGE

BRINGS comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man,
ufactIred by the California Fig Syrup
ca. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name. Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
sccept any substitute if offered.
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MURDERED NJ INCONSISTENCIES.
Deputy Marshal GrlSson Shot Through
the Eenrt.

Little Rock. Ark, September 15.-The re-
mains of r. t. Grisson. the deputy United
States marshal who was killed by the two
r7oonshiners, James and John Cook, in
Pike county, Thursday night, arrived this
afternoon and We're buried Immediately
uuon their arrival. The body was badly
Gacomrosed. The killing OF Grlsson occur
red twelve miles west of Amity. near the
place where Deputy United States Marshal
Trammeu was killed by sinners in 1855.
Grisson was shot in the heart and fired
twice at the desperadoes before he died.
The authorities here believe that the moon
shirrs in Pike county are members Of the
Cook gang of outlaws who have been operat-
ing in the Indian Territory for years. ABOUT
a month ago they robbed an Oklahoma
bank and soon after committed a robbery
at Tahequah. In fight with the marahals
one Of the robbers was shot and captured
and he is now in jail at Fort Smith. Mar
shall Gaines and seven deputies left Arka-
delphia this morning for Pike county where
they will remain several days in searcn of
the mUrGeraus moonShiners.
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Infut Definite In jackson.

Harmony Grove September 15.-tSpecial)
This was a field day for democracy In
Jackson county. The populists had adver-
tised throughout this and adjoining coln-
ties that Candidates Mahaffy and Newt
Twitty would speak here. The democrats
of this place wired for Major Bill Sim
mons of Gwnnett, to meet the populists
here The major came and spoke.
Mr. Mahaffy opened in an hour and a
half speech. Major Simms followed and
demolished the populist.
He polled the pOpullsts present and re-
ouested all wnC stood fat-footed on the
popllst platform to rise and only five out
of probably two hundred arose. He next
polied the democrats present, who endorsed
the democratic platform in toto and every
democrat in the house, fully I'VE hunureO
strong. arose as one man.
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ORR AGENTS PRIZES.
The 81 Agents Who Were lucky Enough to

Draw the Prize Money.
On May 1st The Constitution offered $3.50
in prizes to be divided among the nifty
four agent who sent in the largest lists OF
subscribers from May l, 1891, to Septem-
Der /. 1891 An accurate account of the
names has been kept and the following
agents will receive the amounts opposite
their names.
These prizes are given in addition to the
liberal commission The Constitution offers
her agents, so it is just like picking up
this money.
We have $1,000 in agents prizes to be
awarded on Hay l, 1895. Now let every
agent start his list at once and compete
for these prizes. The announcement Will -
found in another column.
Names OF agents vino won the prizes: -
Miss S. y. Teasdale. Rome, Ga.......$5l 90
S. Jay Somers, Miliedgevilie, Ga. 25.0l
~. 4. Cooper, LaGranSe, Ga. ....'' II '0o
L. Wakefield. Greenville. 5. c.. 2.00
j. T. StoGgehili Fredonia. Ala 9-UO
J. Il. Jackson, Pacolet, $. c.. .....-.. 5-uV
d. d. Peacock. Mcdonald Ga. BOO
jefferson Jennings, ROopville, Ga...... 2.U0
II. IL. Steed. Palmetto, Ca. ...--... 9'J
J. r. Fldridga Oak Grove. Miss. 900
J. NJ. Giddens, Cuthbert, Ca. - .''' 2.V5
q. t. Woodlif. Gainesville. Ga. 5.UJ
John Ward, Edison. Ga. ......'. 5'oJ
W. 5. walton. Albany. Ga. 2.50
d. NJ. White. SUmmerville. Ga -. 80. Z.50
il. Fl. Goodwin, Mooreheld, Ark. 81
w. G. Ghormiey, Evansville, Ark. 81
w. II. Eason, Arkabutla, Miss 80
w. y. Gambler, Villa kicd, Ca. Z.2y
w. L. Persons, Americas, Ca. Z-9O
Mrs Il. +. Angel, Franklin, n. c.. 30
c. w. Cook, Harleton, Tex. 80
j. r. Lassiter. Swapping Shoals, Ga..... 2a0
w. H. Il. Mullins, Ruston, La. Z ~
j. A. T.. Brown. Sand Hin, Ca. 20
j. r. Graves cambridge. Ca. ...... S.oo
w. S. I<imbeu. Summerfieid. La. -
J. l.. Blackmon. Hamilton, Ga. 10
!. n. Dixon, West Point, Ga. $50
y. II. Camp Covington, Ga. 2.31
s. G. y. Balm, FOrlled Deer, Tenn. 2.JO
Scaton Greene, Henrietta, n. C......... 30
w. l.. JOINER, OCOnCe, Ga. , 80
John Martin, Sumach, Ga. rs
w. \. Patterson, Marthaville, Ia -
w. J. McAu9lly. Madison. n. c.. :. :. 1.25
Maggie Smith, WoOdGn, Ga. :. :. -. 1.25
w. Il. Dafn, Opelila, Ala. 1.25
~. A. Starr, StarrsVille, Ga 1.25
George G. Smith, Lexington. Ca. 10
". 4. Allison, Boanes Mills. y. c.. =. 1.2j
J. T.. Brown, Meridian, Miss. 1..I
W. w. Carpenter, Catfish, y. c.. 1.2J
&. Z. Dusenbury. EatOntOn, Ga......... 1.25
j.. J. Goodwin, Roe, y. c.. .... 10
Mrs. a. NJ. Jones Enterprise, 1. t.. 1.25
w. r. Joyner, Pine Level. Ga. -. rs
j. r. NcGoidricI, COushatta, La. :. 10
John S Richardson, Sumter s. c.. =. -
George r. Wells, stone Mountain, Ga. -
y. q. Grayson. Trade, Tenn. $500. 1-2J
!. EGan Baker, Mt. Lebanon, La...... 1.25
John Neel. Westville, Fla. rs
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pies We're ably discussed. The populists
were inclined to be noisy and to Interrupt
the speakers by numerous questions me
crowd tried to hiss them down, but Col
onel Atkinson and Major Bacon invited
them to come on. The populists did, ana
they got hot shot poured into them at
lively rate, much to the chagrin ana 10
the amusement of the crowd. Both ora
tors were quick and slendid at repartee.
Merchants closed their stores during the
speaking. A big barbecue of more than
hundred carcasses was served, and the day
throughout proved great success and
party love feast.
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Youth

Is the PERIOD. II Is rher that tia
mind Is freest from care, the Imagination
uahampered. the memory most reteative. the
eye brightest, ard the nature most
susceptible. What a boy reads in this
period becomes SO indelibly impressed upon
his nature that it becomes q part Of his very
Character.
This is time when : parent responsibility
IS greatest. It is not enough TO tell the boy
.1ha. he oGght C become. Most boys ale
not EVERY susceptible 70 ddactic
teaching. You canNsually lead him mile
easier than YOU can drive him 4 rod. See
that he has the proper surroundings, and q
little encouragement and it IS surprising hog
readily he develops a taste for the best
I'm literature. Let that taste he developed.
and there is little danger as 10 his future.
IL was
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from five adjoining counties. 1t was the
largest crowd in Dalton for years. Judge
w. Maddox and Mr.. Hoke Smith spoke.
Colonel Trammell Starr introduced Judge
Maddox, who made effective speech,
showing the record made by the demo-
cratic administration and congress. He
criticized DIR. FELTON, severely. Colonel e.
e.. Shumate introduced Mr.. Smith, whose
speech captured the people. He spoke of
democracy's recent economy and the party's
work for the people. He exposed the
trickery of western populism and argued
AGAINST free coinage.
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Chairman CLAW in DoOIy.

Vienna, Ga, September 15.-(SpeciaL)-
Hon. A. S. Clay addressed large crowd
here today. creating great enthusiasm IN
the democratic ranks Two populists who
took prominent seats in front attempted to
interogate the speaker. lie replied to their
complete discomforture and the amusement
of the crowd. Several ladies were present
and much good was done fer democracy.
Judge Hines is TO speak here next FRIDAY
Colonel d. A. r. Crum, of this place, mas
asked for a division of time. Dooly can
be depended ON for her usual democratic
ma iOritV.
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DR.. Phillips Brooks

Who said; "Show RE what books a boy
reads, and viii read you his destiny.
How important If IS. then. that your home
should be provided with books of the highest
character.
Fairy tales. and even. perhaps, Buffalo
Eli" stories, have their place Is developers
of taste for reading. a sort Of literary milks
as it we've, but unlessshe boy soon shows
preference Tor the stronger meat of practical
knowledge history. travel. etc. YOU may be
sure that he IS mentally unsoun5. or that
there has been something radically wrong il
his education.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica has rightly
been termed the concentrated essence Of
the whole worlds wisdom" Let your bow
read us interesting pages. ana - will soon
look with disdain upon " dasny = literature.
We are continually Understanding BOYS
Capacity for large IDEAS. There is nothing
50 attractive as truth. Give bin the material
out q which 10 construct large ideas. Put
Britannica in thu hone, where be c1n oonSut
II continually ani IS he at'ainS manhood he
will IND 10 place in literary or professional
life 70 which ne nav not aspire.
Seize the present opportunity 70 provide
proper library for your home. Ere9uifeS u
investment Of but Ten Gents day. j you
order from THE ATLANTA Constitution
while il may be had II Introductory 7.Ic1ss
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The Camraign In Floyd.

Rome. Ga. September 1i.-(Special.)-
Judge Maddox, w. II. Lumpkin, democratic
nominees for the senate; Nose Wright,
nominee for the legislature, and Harper
Hamilton made democratic speeches today.
A big crowd met the speakers at cave
Spring this morning and great enthusiasm
was aroused. Tonight at Vans valley
Messrs. Wright and Hamilton urged the
voters to stick to the party and vote Tor
the nominee All the speeches were strong
and will make votes for democracy.
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Colonel Atkinson Issues n Challenge 70
some joint Debates

Colonel Atkinson has challenged judge
Hines for a series of joint nebates in the fol-
lowing letter:
Newman. Ca, September u. 1S9i-IIon.
J. Il Hines. Atlanta. Ga.,-Dear Sir: That
the voters may be afforded an opportunity
TO hear at the same meeting a discussion of
the issues involved in the campaign now
in progress in this state by the nominees
OF the opposing parties for the office of gov
ernor. i respectfully invite you u join ne
in series Of discussions. IL this proposition
meets your approval L suggct that a com
mittee Of two. one to be elected by you
ana one by me, be authorized To agree
upon dates and places and upon rules FOR
the government of these dcba ties. The
course suggested can be no detriment to the
people in deciding to what party they should
intrust the government OF Georgia. her wei
fare, her honor and her destiny. Yours
most respectfully, W. Y. ATF :"
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Atkinson and s;acou.

Cuthbert, Ga, September l5.-(Speciai)-
This has been a great day for democracy.
Between two and three thousand people
were i'm Cuthbert from this and other adj
ioinina counties. Mr.. Atkinson and Major
BACON were the speakers. The fallacies of
the third party, its platform and princi-
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Minden, La, September 9.-Link Wag-
goner, noted desperate of North Louisi-
ana and eastern Texas, was shot to death
in his cell in the parish jail by u mob last
night at 1 o'clock.
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Will talk about the tariff ever cease?
There IL far greater benefit in talking about
the merits of DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
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LARGE CROWD AT DALTON.
Judge Maddox and Secretary Smith
Snenr, for DemOcrMcN.

Dalton, Ga, September 15.-(Special)-
Last night and today Dalton has had on
holiday attire. Last night Hon. Hoke
Smith was banquetted at Hotel Dalton and
today the democrats and populists came in