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On MollOn the IollOWIng bltl5 were
examined and allowed:
Henry Eikman. threshing. ng...............s Is. 0i
Ed. T.. Dore, express for counTy......... s.
do collecting delinquent tax. . IS
Ed Raholt, work on p9of farm ........... 40 6s
Dora Raymond. work at poor house. ... Is %
Amanda Petrlck, do do ..... u 80
Ada Niaeman, work III auditors office =. 13 50
Wood Bros, mdse for poor farm m........., u. d AZ
Thomas L. Bouck, salary county judge POO 90
Fremont Prior. hay for poor farm ~ Is so
Hiram Baxter, Herding CATTLE. ...... . 90
Alfred Mortel, snndries rs per bill. .. 7 Is
Minneapolis Bargain Store, mdae for poor
Iafin .....s...... 10
n ;. Druecker mdse for poor farm ....... 80
w w Downie, printing ana stationery. AS 6o
Nn Wallace, stenographers fees .... Al 0O
=. n, Daniels, county physician. ........ - -
4. B. Williams, 1ndae for poor. ............ 4 %
do DO five bills.. IL 90
Thomas l.. Bouck, service on board Of in
Erlandson d Johnson, mdse for jail 8 o5
do mdse for court house ID
Thomas L. Bouck, vault rent. ............. 10 60
Henry He.gerson. witness fees III justice
court ............. .............. 3 90
a Ltndeuist twinc and repairs for
W. ". Downie, Stationery; and county
printing: IA a5
Henry ) Voikmar, county printing and
stationery v..............s....,.. 4. 80
John IA Owen. expense TO Wilmot. ot..,..... % oo
Geo. Pfcyey, county supt. s salary ~. a0U 90
Herb healy, work Ia auditors ofice 4 05
Emma Carrick, do ....... IL
Ingebor Hegerson, witness fees 5 90
Martin Wng. witness fees, Justice court. 90
Dina A, Wug, do 3 20
Herod Wing, do 3 90
Merchants Bank, money advanced to pay
telegrams... 10 90
I'd. 4. Dore, express paid id................. ! 50
On motion, board adjournend to Oct.
3, 1894.
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- VI Pasco, justice costs s.s 60 65
Mittelsfaeit Bros, mdse for court house, | Is
do do poor farm =. A 0S
:. seden, salary ms snpt. poor farm ... ~ 00
John A. Williams, sherffs fees es........... II 90
do washing for Jail ,....... II i5
do board ot y isoners -. 25g 20
do jaltor,s fees .......... 81 90
Efe G. Heay clerk in auditors Office 70 GO
sanlty 90
i. II Bentley, referee fees ......... 10 90
! /. Lock nert. g. ERIK Of courts fees. ..... 10
I'd, ). Healy postage .+................. / 90
do county auditors salary ...... 2a4 90
On motion, board adjourned to meet
Oct ,, 1851.
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iiiLBANK. ). D. Oct. .. 1884

Board met pursuant 10 adjournment
with all Of the members and clerk pres
ent.
On motion the following bills were
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M!LBaNK. S d. Oct 2 100.

MILBANK, S. ID. Oct. 8, 1894
board met pursuant to adjournment
with all of the members and the clerk
present.
On motion the following bills we're
examined and allowed:
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temporarles.

Mr.. II, Clayton Han, first mate of the
vigilant. writes that the Britannia Is
faster than the Valkyrle was, but that
the vigilant lost in the race July by
badly fitting sails, He says:
''rhe course, the best on the Clyde. Is
n good course for Fire Island catboats,
but very bad one for S6-footers,"
The two extra tons Of lead put in the
vlgilant was a mistake. and the Britain
MIA "can almost tack twice to the Wig
ilant's once" It was found by accident
that the vlgilant was not deep enough
by the bow. Mr., Han says:
1.-THE crew went forward to take In
the balloon jibtopsail, thus shifting con.
siderable weight and tipping her by
the bow; Immediately she shot ahead
and overlapped the Britannia"
When the sails of the vlgilant are
in order the mate says there will moi
be a story of defeat to tell.
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Why Is II that Bond, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets is fenced in from
public user There are a great many
people who are put to much inconven-
ience in not being able to drive over
that portion of the road. As 1t is now
in order to 10 one block, vehicles are
driven three. Aside from being pub
llc Inconvenience, It is one Of the most
unsightly places in the city, II the
property owners abuttIng this thorough
fare win not make the necessary re.
pairs, It is the duty of the authorities
to take the matter In hand and see that
the public gets some benefit out OF II.
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II a silver-tongued and persuasive
diplomat was wanted as Minister to
Russia. II would seem that the presl-
dent appointed the wrong Breclsinridge.
In the court circles Of ST Petersburg
end the solemnitIes of Moscow. the dis
tlngulshed Kentuckian would be gilt
terlng and gladstone success. The
Breclinridge actually appointed is an
Arkansas farmer a s,udlous and ouie.
business gentleman, who voted to stop
.sasies -'iysE. and vas beaten IN hia
party for reelection.
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FOUND THEM THE BEST.

This is to certify that I have used
Krause's Headache Capsules perlodi-
cally for over a Year. and have very
much pleasure ir stating that they
have always proved very beneficial and
have relieved me in from ten to fifteen
minutes. have beer sufferer from
headache for many years, and have
never found anything to do me as
much good as Krause's Headache Cap
sules. Yours Truly,
LOUIS HERMAN,
23i Poplar ST., Wichita, Kan.
For sale by Chas. Rogers, Astoria,
Or, sole agent.
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MIGHTY IS TRUTH.

And It will prevail Against under
hand competition and spurious imitation
the genuine efficacy of the great nation
al tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
always has and always will prevail. The
public recognize 1t everywhere as the
chief preventative Of malaria, and a
reliable snecific for dyspepsia, constipa-
tion, nervousness, rheumatism, kidney
trouble, biliousness, and loss OF appetite.
Efforts mlde by reliable dealers to COM
pete with 1t by indirect means have and
will continue to fall upon the heads, and
It may be added, the pockets of those
making them. Through the length and
bredth of the American continent 1t is
the acknowledged household remedy,
reliable and prompt. 1t relies upon
facts, upon public experience, and upon
the emphatic commentator Of the med
ical fraternity.
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Report of the Condition
OR TpE--
First National Bank
OF ASTORIA,

At Astoria. in the State Of Oregon, at the close
Of business, July 18th, 1891.
RESOURCES,
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The c. P. UPSHUR Co.,
Shipping&COmmiSsion
Astoria. Oregon.
A POINTER

Many people believe that all black
smithing jobs are alike--that they are
nothing but muscle and material mixed.
That Is true OF ordinary jobs. Brains
are also used to make good job. SO is
conscience. A job made without skill
or honesty is no good. Our work Is
widely known for its quality, durability
and economy in the end.
q. A. Stinson & Co.
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Dr. prsre's Cream Baking Powder
woria'sRalr SIlshss, sIsdalsnd Diploma.
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= railways, express

Y sping cars and telegraphs
and 1t must throttle the great comblna-
tlons of capital and business. The gov
ernment would pay fair and regular
wages It would never oppress Its en-
ployes."
Out here in Oregon that influential
paper. the Salem Statesman, has come
out in favor of the government owner
ship of railroads, and may possibly find
more adherants among the state con-
temporaries.
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IF So,

NIVE this Office the order. We have engaged first
" class job printer who will give any work entrusted
to his thoughtful mindful careful and intelligent
sderaton 1t takes downright hard work to do this but
we do it. THE ASTORIAN
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SEASIDE SAWMILL.

A complete stock of lumber on hand
in the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus
tic, ceiling, and all kinds of finish;
mouldings and shingles; also bracket
work done to order. Terms reasonable
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yard
at mill. Fl. n l.. LOGAN, Prop'r.
Seaside, Oregon.
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EURE FOR PILES.

a.e known by moisture
causing intense itching
lis form, as well as Blind,
btruding, yield at once to
Pile kennedy, which acts
&e parts affected, absorbs
rs itching and effects q
cure. 5Oc. Druggist or mail.
&s free DIR. Bosanko, S29 Arch
v. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by ]. w.
Ssnn.
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REBELS GAINING GROUND,
Several Important Victories Gained by the
brazilian Insurgents.
Copyrighted 1884 by The Associated Prm.l

copyrighted 1884 by The Atsoctated PrtII.l
LONDON, Jan 23.-Tho Times to.mor.
row will publish tho following cablc
dispatch, dated Rio do Janciro, January
90, via Montevidoo:
Since the arrival hcre Of tho Aquida.
ban tho insurgents have been gaining
ground steadily. They appear to bc
moro confident than before and public
opinion ashore is becoming moro favor
able to the revolution.
"Tho people condemn strongly tho
apparent inaction OF tho government in
not attempting decisive measures.
"On tho morning OF January 16 the
insurgents attacked Mocanguo islands,
and after heavy fire they landed just
at daybreak and imm ,diately charged
the government battery, capturing tho
krupp field pieces, one heavy Whitworth
and q large supply OF ammunition.
"The insurgents then turned the bat
terry against the government troops sta
toned at Nero d'Armacao and Punta
da Areia. A aharp hand to hand fight
took place on tho island and was main
tanned for half an hour. At the expira-
tion OF this time tho government troops
surrendered.
"Advices from Dasterro cay that the
insurgents have occupied tho town OF
ParanaGua. After two hours aharp
fighting the garrison surrendered, tho
greater part agreeing to join the revo-
luton.
"Thc epidemic OF yellow fever in this
city is increasing in violence"
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a BnIzzAKD IN THE WEST.
The Worst OF tho Year In Several State
III- Drop In tho Tenn npcrnturc

The Worst OF tho Year In Several Stntcs
Dig Drop In tho Temperature.
DEs MONIES, IA, Jan. 23.-The worst
blizzard OF the year has been raging
hero since early this morning. News
from northern points throughout tho
state ahow that tho storm has been gen.
eral, with sharp drop in the tempora.
ture.
h DENVER, Coz, Jan, oo3.-A northern
blizzard visited Colorado to-day, bring.
ing the coldest weather this season.
The storm was accompanied by light
snow. Tho lowest temperature during
tho past twonty.four hours was I below
zero. IS 4,s55
KANSAS CRY, No., Jan. 2S.-Tho
initial blizzard Of the season, unheralded
by the weather bureau, made its debut
in the states OF Missouri. and Kansas
and in Oklahoma to-day and the in
dications are that its sojourn will be
somewhat protracted.
Sr. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 23.-To.night at
4 o'clock the weather bureau reports
the coldest weather at Winnipeg, where
80 below was registered. Gu Appellee
reports so below; Prince Albert, Is;
Bismarck, Willisten and Aloorhead %
SPRINGFIELD, LIS, Jan. 2S.-The
heaviest snow OF the winter commenced
falling this noon, and late tonight is
increasing in density. Street cars arc
entirely suspended, and tracks block.
AIDED. W. X ,;a si5j
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want poltponomcnt thcy must mako
1t worth my while to walt, othorWiso ]
shall fight Thursday."
Tho entire Mitchell party will move
up to Jacksonville tomorrow. Al OF
the party profess themselves rs perfect
ly sure that the fight can have but one
result and that will bo tho utter rout Of
Jim Corbctt.
Late tonight word was received by
Mitchell from Billy Thompson, his rep-
rcsentativc in Jacksonville, that II the
permanent injunction Is not granted
tomorrow, tho Duval Athletic Club
will formally drop the fight and allow
the puGilists to work out their own sal-
walton.
Tho Mitchell party believes that tho
fight may ultimately DO pulled of, do
spite the probable funk OF the club, but
arc not very specific concerning
methods. 1t is impossible to soc
Mitchell concerning tho message TO-.
night.
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ABAD FREIGHT WRECK

at Vienna, on tho Pittsburgh Division of
tho u. s ..
There was n serious wreck of a freight
train at Vienna, beyond West Alcxan.
der, on the Pittsburgh division OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, last night.
So far as could be learned nobody was
hurt but tho particulars obtainable
here were meagre. Tho wreck train
was sent out from this city.
Tho cannon ball' train, duo west
after midnight, had not arrived up to
ESQ a. m. 1t was impossible to tell
how soon the track could be cleared.
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dem. Goorgial, Hall Dom. Minucsota),

dem. Georgia., Hall Dom. Minucsotn),
Wilson (llop. ohio). Burtheldt (Rcp.
slissourll, Patterson Dem. Tonuossee),
Baker (Rep. New IampslireG Taylor
Dem. lndiana), and Beltzhoovor (Dorn.
Pennsylvania).
Tho speech OF Mr.. Dcltzhoover created
tho sensation OF tho evening. Ho an.
nouncod himself follower OF Samuel
J. Randall on tho tariff question. Ho
opposed the Wilson bill on the ground
that instead OF being n revonue measure
In accordance with tho Democratic plat
form 1t created deficiency and was in
fact simply shifting Of the burdens OF
taxation.
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aIIToHEhn is READY

But Receives DiscouragIng News-Tho
EnEllshmnn in q Dissusted Frame OF
Mind. Z. \. G - ~ 4 NJ s57
sT. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Jan. 23.-Charley
Mitchell.is now entirely roady for the
fight. His last work, run OF six miles,
followed by a rundown, was completed
at 10 O'clock to-day and from now on
he will quietly rest until be enters the
ring, doing no more work than ia neces.
sary to keep him in condition. He il
still very confident of the outcome and
only laughs at the odds quoted against
him. si - -
Concerning Incorporation to adjourn
the fight until Saturday Mitchell IA yery
emphatic. He looked suprcmely: dis.
gusted when he heard Of tho possibility
OF q postponement I'D said ,If they
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.
Ihe OHIO miners have voted to refua

Tho Oh;a,.; ~. l...--.. -
=. iae ,o.ito mihe1s nave voted 10 refuse
10 Meeept - U reduction: py ooo majority. &
Tho mechanical laboratory Of Perdue
University, at Lafayette, Ind, was
burned Yesterday. Loss Sl15,OO0.
1t is believed that S. B. W. Gill. tho
PIttsburgh attorney who ran away with
$35O,O0o several years ago, has been
located IN email town in New Jersey.
The five per cont bonds will bo issued
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To Inspect tho Pumping Station.

The city water board has issued invita-.
tions to the members OF council. the
county commissioners, members of tho
city boards and city and county officials,
to pay a visit to the city's new pump.
ing station north OF town, on Thursday
evening. A free special train will leave
the Panhandle station at 7:45 p. m. to
convey the guests, and owing to the
limited room at the works, only those
having invitations will bo allowed on
the train. On tho return to the city
after examining the handsome new
works, just completed, there will be O
modest blowout" with addresses and
other pleasant features.
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Sympathy for Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 23.-To.day's
addition to tho Hawaiian resolutions
in the house was one presented by
Representative Sweet, (Rep., Idaho,)
which recognizes al effort to establish
n republic IN the Hawaiian islands, and
extends "to the struggling representa-
tives OF said islands tho sincere SYM
pathy Of the United States with their
efforts to extend the principles OF free
government" -6
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Z Condition Of robert slmpson. ,Jr.

at m carly hour this morning Robert
B. Simpson, IT,, was reported still liv-
ing, but it was said that he could not
live through the night. He has been
i'll for some timo with an aggravated
case OF typhoid fever, and for several
days his lifo has been dispaired OF. He
is a fine young man, popular with his
associates and respected by all who
know him, and his. illness causca deep
and general regret.
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"GESUNTHBIT,"
Says tho Emperor William to
Prince Bismarck ut Inst,
He SENDS EINNE FLGSCHE VEIN
To the Ex-chancollor, With q Cor
dial Autograph Lotter,
AND PENCE REIGNS ONCE MORE.

Complete Reconciliation of tho Em-
pcror and tho Prince and rhcro is
JOY Throughout tho Empire-Bis-
mnrck to Visit the Kaisor ut Berlin.
Tho Act OF GermanT's Ruler In.
crcascs His Popularity With tho
Peoplc-Thc Hnppiost Event that
Has Occurred for n Long While.
Tho News Strengthens tho Govern
mcnt.
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lc5prrlrh!ed, 1sgi, bu a. A,,p.ta.et prt,,.l


BERLIN, Jan. 23,-Emperor. William,
of Germany, has apparently become
reconciIod to Prince Bismarck, and the
latter will probably visit the emperor
in Berlin shortly after the latters birth
day celebration on Saturday next.
Tho news OF tho reconciliation has
caused the utmost satisfaction through
out Germany and has increased tho
empcror's popularity. The news has
also strengthened tho government, as
it is stated that Prince Bismarck is in
accord with Chancellor Won Capriyi.
The nid-de.camp OF Emperor William,
Col. Count Won Noltkc, arrived ut
Friedrichsruhe yesterday and sought an
interview with Prince Bismarck, which
was readily granted. Col. Won Moltke,
it appears, was tho bearer OF an auto
graph letter from Emperor William to
the ex-chanccllor congratuIating the
latter upon his recovery from his recent
attack Of influenza and begging him to
accept bottle Of very old and valuable
wine from tho imperial cellars, which
Col. Won Moltke was also charged to
conway to the distinguished German
statesman. X E3i'
BISMARCK MUCH AFFECTED.
Prince Bismarck is said TO have been
much affected by the kind messages
conveyed to him by tho emporor's aide
de.camp. and tho bost OF cling is rc-
ported to have been displayed on both
sides.
Colonel Won Moltke was SO successful
in pleasing Prince Bismarck that tho
latter not only invited him to taSeEa
drive about the neighborhood Of Fried
richsruhc, but also invited him to dine
at tho castle. Tho emperor's aide-de-
camp accepted both tlese invitations
and returned to Berlin, bearing, it is
said, m autograph letter from Prince
Bismarck 10 the emperor, in which tho
iron chancellor thanked his imperial
majesty for his extreme kindness and
thoughtfulness and assured the emperor
that he, Prince Bismarck, would bo
most pleased to wait upon his majesty
aftor the lattcr'a birthday celebration.
THE IMPORTANCE OF IT.
The greatest importance is attached
in this city and throughout Germany to
the reconciliation between Prince Bis.
marck and Emperor William.
Tho newspapers hail the announce
ment of the reconciliation ae the hap
piest event which has happened in Ger.
many for long while and the people
everywhere give evidence of joyful ex.
citement and Thanksgiving.
One OF the results OF the reconcilia-
ton between the emperor and Prince
Bismarck is that preparations to cello
bratc tho emperor's birthday on Satur-
day next have been multiplied, and this
event will now probably be made the
signal for general outburst OF patriotic
enthusiasm throughout tho German
empire. "a
READ the IETELLIGEScEa's Special Art
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FREE COAL
md Free Sugar Without tho Boun.
ty snye tho Democratic House.
MANY DEMOCRATS OPPOSE BOTH,
But tho Enomles OF Amorlcan In
dustry Arc Too Strong.
STRONG DEMOCRATIC SPEECHES

Against FREQ Coal and Iron and Pro.
dictions of Disaster to tho Party II
stho Bill Passcs-RopublIcnus Vote
solidIy to Preserve West virginia's
gGrcatcst Industry-Thc Reciprocal
isAmcndment Dcfcatcd--h Lively
Time IN tho Housc-Tho Ways aud
Means Committee sustalns Defeat
and Wins u Victory.
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Will THEY Fight !?
All Doponds Now Upon tho 1njunc-
ton Proceedings.
IF IT is DECLARED UNLAWFUL
By Judge Gall To-day tho Fight
VIII be Declared on.
NIT DDrDNDuTInun m rurrrun
BUT PREPARATIONS GO AHEAL

AS Though tho Club is Confident that
Mitchell and Corbett Will Meet.
Tho Troops in Possession of tho City.
-Four Companies Arrlvc-AIitchcll a
Much DisGustcd Mnn-Tho Check
Has Not Yet Been Cashcd-corbctt
Money Moro Picntiful.
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Yesterday the Wheeliag steel plant,
at Bcnwood, started up in part, and in a
day or two it will be going in full in all
departments. 1t is not expected that
a very long run will be made, but while
it does run it will do a great deal to
brighten up business in tho town and
in this city as we'll.
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BALpSEss Is often prcce ded or accom-.
panied by grayness of the hair. 10 nre.
vent both badness and grayness, usc
,Halfs Hair Renewer, IN honest remedy.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 2S.-Judge
Call has granted n continuation OF tho
injunction proceeding brought by tho
Duval Athletic Club against Sheriff
Broward until tomorrow morning
Judge Call also granted a temporary in
junction restraining the sheriff from in
tcrfcring until tho case in court is
settled.
The members Of the Duval Athletic
club late tonight said there was no
danger OF tho fight being declared of.
Corbott money was little more plonti-
ful tonight than 1t has hitherto been.
About fifty bets were placed with
Harry Steadecker, tho pryailiug odds
being 100 to 40 on Corbett. Warren
Lewis offers $1,000 oven that Corbett
will win in twenty rouuds, with no
takers as yet.
Speaking OF Judge Calls probable de-
cision on tho permanent injunction
Manager Bowden said: "If the iniunc-
ton says this fight is against the
law then wo will at once declare
the fight OF, and it will be held
no where. II, however. the judge sim
ply refuses tho injunction in somo tech
nicality bearing and does not pass on
the law question. then We will go ahead
and pull oil tho fight in tho woods.
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B@wg Eg@h Days Coupons for ln5gllHgen@er Ph0G@@a

oO,OOo,oo0 tons n year. FREQ coal would
leave, his constituents naked and do.
fcnsclesa
Mr Wise lDcm.. virglnia) supported
tho proposal to place duty on coal.
Ar. Tucker Dem, Virginia) advocat-
cd m amendment to place duty Of 40
conts OH coal.
Mr.. Aldcrson (Dem., Weat Virginia)
said tho Democrats were elected to re.
form tho tariff, and thoy would roIorm
II. This was no timo 10 moasure Dom
ocracy and no time TO bicker. f
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e BEAD tho LlSrELLlGENcgR's Special Art
pnrtialin ofars on pago thrcet today. 554llli'j.
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Fo, West Virginia and Ohio, threatening
weather and snow or rain; winds shifting 10
norIh. with q seye.e cold wave. y M :; a.
y For \ Western Pennsylvania, ! threatening
weather and snow; winds shifting TO north; de-
cldedly colder Wednesday night, With q cold
wave. 3 =, x So, !ll Z !
TuE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
As furnished by c, seHSrPr, druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth streets ft;s,,5s : 3,
s. siS; g p 4