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The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

NOR SALE-One secondhand Coming.
= top buggy at bargain. Address K.
PRES office. 2S-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

NOR SALE-On Munjoy hill, a new two
i story house containing seventeen rooms
arranged especially for two families. has
two bath rooms, cemented cellar and nice
lot of land; will be sold low if applied for
at once. JOHN f. PROCTOR, Centennial
Block. 81
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

EOR SALE-New two-story house Containing
rooms pleasantly located on Hartley
avenue. Deering, has Sebago water, etc lot
5oxlOO; easy terms and low price. For par
nculars inquire of A. g. LIBBY, 421@ Ex.
change street. 271
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TO LET--RooMs.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

EOR SALE OR RENT-In central part
II of the city two story brick house and
stable, good location for physician or
boarding house; size of lot 40 feet on street
and 10 feet deep. BENJAMIN SHAW.
81 LIZ Exchange street. 2hi
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TO LET.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents cash in advance.

MONEY TO LOAN-Un farm mortgages
WI as well as loans on other zeal estate,
also on notes and stocks at satisfactory
rates. Farms and all kinds of real estate
bought and sold. Inquire CT !. P. BUTLER
80 Exchange street. 1874
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

gfEyO LET-Fine large room with board at
4 the BAINE HoIse. No. 81 Spring street,
opposite Portland Athletic club. 1872
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FOR SALE--Photograph gallery in city of
Westbrook; business $1,000 a wear: GOOD
prices and every thing convenient to work with;
rent $1,000 a month, hat water heat included;
Sebago water. Good reasons for selling. H.
E. WIGHT, Cumberland, Mills, Me. PAL
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

EOR SALE-Fire place wood; seasoned
4 under cover. A. D. MORSE, .23 Plum
street, Telephone-5O-2. 26-i
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

MR.. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to buy
WI cast off clothing of all descriptions for
highest cash prices Address letters or postal
to 100 MIDDLE ST. aug15dt
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

NOR SALE--A block of two new houses
Il with French roof; each house contains
fourteen rooms. bath and furnace, arranged
for two families, large lot of land and sitllat-
ed near Congress street. JOHN f, PROC.
TOR, Centennial Block 22-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

WANTED-To buy from $1,000 to $4,000
w worth of cast off clothing. / pay the
highest cash prices for ladies' dresses,
gents and children's clothing, and Gents
OF postal TO MRS. or NH. DEGROTT, rs Mid
die street. - &ss7==' es 22-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

fEsO LET-The fourth floor in our building,
n space 65x7o feet, with heat, power and
use of elevator, First class location for manu-
featuring purposes, Inquire OF MEGQUIER &
JONES. 33 Pearl st. ss@ mar2tf
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

EOR SALE-Farm 31a miles from Portland
L with stock and tools. Situated on road
leading from Portland to Yarmouth. j. VIM.
MERRILL Box AGO Falmouth. 22-l
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FOR SALE-A large quantity of white pine
and Norway pine sheathing also a large
quantity OF pine shingles all of the best work
manShip, by SILAS HUBBARD North Lining.
ton Maine. 23I
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EOR RENTAL West End; first class house.
IL No 763 Congress street; all modern i'm
provements. Ready. Oct. 1st. Apply to +. W.
MCKINNEY. 1862 Spring street. GAL
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EOR RENT--A furnished house with all the
Il modern Improvements, western part Of the
city. To small family. Inquire at 525
Cumberland St. 22-1
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FHlo BE LET.Brick building No u Pleasant aGsan
Iishment; with or without steam power. For
particulars apply TO EDWARD B. WINSTON,
Portland Stone Ware Co., or WILLIAM K.
NEAL, room 2, S5 Exchange street. 13-u
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

FOR SALE OR RENT-In Avon Place tho
4 two story brick stable with tenement of 8
rooms and adjoining brick carriage house,
BENZ. SHAW, 511a Exchange street. 27-1
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WATCH REPAIRING.

MEW Resilient waltham Mainsprings only 75c,
~ warranted; cleaning and handspring only
1.5c; cleaning $500 All work strickly hrstclass
and warranted. Twenty-Five years watch maker.
McKENNEY. the Watch Maker, 459 Congress st.
Monument Square. sept4dtf
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

ITO LET-A room 25x13. heated and with
IL power if desired. Inquire at MEGQUIER
& JONES, 81 and 33 Pearl street. City. 5-tf
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EOR SALE-Cheap. Str. Leo, 90 fit. long, 10
= it. beam; speed IL miles, licensed to carry
SO persons, 8 years old; compound engine,
6Axl1, fore and aft made by II. R. Stickney.
Address DEERING DRUG CO., Deering, Me-
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nor SALE-In South Portland on School
street, five lots of land, 45x32 EACH SI25
cash or installments of $40 down, balance
monthly. Inquire of A. C. LIBBY& CO. 421a
Exchange street, Portland 27-l
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

WANTED-FEMALE HELP,
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

Forty words inserted UNDER this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28
RINGS. RINGS. RINGS

I CAN show you thousand Solid Gold Rings They
! are al new styles The prices are right and you
can find just what you want at my new store 459
Congress street, Monument Square. MCKINNEY.
the Jeweler. mari Tdtf
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

WANTED-At once yonng lady for assistant
W in office, accurate at figures. State age
and experience, if any. Address R., this office.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-28

EOR SALE-Wrought iron Fence Pickets;
L they make the cheapest fence in the
market. THE THOMAS LAUGHLIN CO.,
1874 Commercial street. ap1Otf
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ToRKIGS MARKETS.
THE ENGLISH GRAIN MARKrrs.


LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE weather has been
favorable for crops generally and promis-
ing for wheat The fresh demand has
practically ceased. owing to the delay In
improving new duties. The United King
dom demand has not improved and prices
were nominsliy unchanged. California.
afioat, was quoted ~ 27s 80. Parcels were
in moderate demand; red winter. January
and February. was quoted at 25s Sd. Spot
was slow at previous rates. The country
markets were easier.
Flour was dull and partly weak with
prices unchanged.
Maize was round and near cargoes were
frm and active; for American there vas
. fair inquiry at . turn dearer. The new
crop was quoted at iss; spot was steady
and tn. market quiet.
Barley was slow owing to the cold
weather and is now quiet 1t Sd advance
spot firm at an advance: country markets
ouieter.
Oats are firm and dearer; spot firm, and
country markets firm
LivExrooI. Jan. 2Z-wheat-steady:
California. Sc 3df5s 4d; No. cred Western
winter. 81 id95s 2ixd.
Corn-Easy. Red Western. Is sgd for
old and new
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There were fled for record Saturday u
deeds. the considerations aggregating
So AZ. Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne. Trcmper a. Co.. ahstractors Of
titles, ii6 Cherry street, between Front
and Second,
G. H. Rsndell 20 Eliot Bridgman, lot 4,
block i6, Randei's 81. $i,s1a
J II. McNausht TO j. FGr,h, lots l. 4. s,
&, block Is, Terry's and others. So gii Is.
Crawford & conoyer TO Edwin IL. Lewis,
lot 81. block 2. Madison Street Cable Rail-
road add $3.50.
Sisters OF Holy Name to T.. o,Meara,
acres in sec - 3, 3. $2.5oo.
John kehden TO Bruno Quaas. blocks 1.
2, 10, Is. kevstons add TO Kirkland, S.. 500.
Thomas Rsidle To Maria RaidIc, lots
and 1. block "a. DENNY a Hoyt's, s.
Sheriff to Marcus Kenyon, lots Z and Z,
block l, Terry's sth, s., 500
T. C. Mepave,t to A. {. Wilson, lot II.
block 1. Wells, Si2a.
T.. Bse~est to {. G. Hoffman, lot IL,
block 3, Denny & Hoyt's. Sis.
4. Borthroyd 10 Florence L. Bcrthroyd,
Is acres in section Is -, 2 5000.
w w Beck and siie 10 J.. ID. and T. :.
Beck. lots q, -, p, =. block 10. Cum
heriand, 81
f. L. Boham 20 ]. Arthur Hall, lots Is
and Ia. block IA. Laws. 500.
Max Glorious 10 L. 4. Schmitt, lot 3,
block ~. Gilman PARK and other. 81.
l. Jones TO j. J. Morgan. lilo IN Home
stead mining claim. 500
A. ]. Kirkpatrick 30 Max Cierieus, n =
10; :. biock u, Denny's Park aud, $40.
Y. Schmidt 20 Charles osnsr. lot and
ca lots 3 and 10, block 5, schmidis East
Seattle. san
state OF Washington 20 :. III. Faneil et
a.. sSi. section II. "a. &. 81
West Coast improvement Company
20 ". Hatch. los i6 and L., block /.
Gilman Park. $40.
Abhie D. Brown TO ". HI. Heaton.
trustee. block Sc. Tesry's second and
others. 81.
IA Moore ct al 10 ". L. Brse, al lots
81 To S.. block IS, Brcekiyn, $500.
Alpha German ct a. to y. +. Mcknight.
part Ios !, block e HIGHLAND. 81
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TIE interlas 81 tie compartment ear On sas
North. Westera nns Is lsKs kiaxly paiscs .
raiaiiai residence o. an AEssssa Ssxae sEsAEs o.
sraea a0r-ss tne visitor Esy regard n
Never in TIRE hsstnry Of rsilssy xsvsa hAa
aAysAlng 60 gsrfecs Ia aTeasssesaFe. - anisas
In eom tort 90 exquisite IN taste, or - eosay tn
seeerstIea. teen seen before. aud u wss aiiasn :
,es great ssgnts that afsrscsed tas atssnssez o.
IA. world =. tie gosameiaa exposition. tass
marvellous ear eell rsiag al otnsFsL
TIE inertia ssfera nngiec 50 Cssease carry
sag sa.s ;oxsgAss VITA hstss- s.espsr sEd dining
car. leaves 81 Paul ever dAs Ia TIE ysas. esFfss
al The sane rats - IN an Ordinary sseepsaf car
" ~. fxrass. Eugss so0nd AssSss Al shsffs
street. seattle
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DOsrox srocK MAsxxr.
CHICAGO MAnAErs.
rHE BOARD or TRADE.


CHfcAeo. Jan. 27.-wheat-Duli and
steady and uninterestinr. The fuctua-
tions we're confined 90 &c range. closing
steady at nc higher than Yesterday. Re-
ceipts, <2.0oo bushels; shipments. 5000
bushsia Closed: cash. 5elsc; May, 63stc.
corn-Easy; cash. 34k: May, 3skc.
Osts-steady, cash. 26s<c: May, 9Hc.
Rys-44c
Barley Nominal
FIsx-SL38k
Timoshy-A1o
Pork - Steady; cash. si3.i5; May,
el3.321S.
Lard-Steadv: cash. ST. s2Ik; May. e7.60.
Short nbs--sseAdY; cash, $3.50; May.
$40
Shouidsrs--S6 25Q610.
Short elear--$7.0 h9Z25.
Whisky-$l.l5.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Rsceipts, loo head. There was
no business worth noting. There we're a
few sales ~ steady prices.
Hogs-Receipts, - 600 hsei, Market,
good demand At ioc lower; rough and
common. $5.0o@5 10; packers and mixed
-. D&5&: prime heavy and butchers
weights, $640955J; assorted light, $5.S5
$40
Sheep-Rscsipts. 1000 head. Top sheep,
$3.25@a85: top lambs, "a. 23d4S5.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHE srATE or rRAnE.

sss Francisco. Jan. ?7.-Business
generally was Suspended all over town in
the Wholesale districts today. All the
hanks and public Offices were closed. In
the produce markets there WAS no trading
done 10 cereals. Vegetables came In more
en.ifully from the south. Fresh fruits
we're duh and unchanged. Potatoes we're
steady and onions firm. Eggs we're much
weaker. Butter Was steady. Poultry
came light and the demand was largely
nominal. Game was higher and receipts
fell of Epicures now have chance TO
Try the merit, of Texas turtles. . case of
which Is offered on the market The ma
,ority Of the people look askance at the
soitshelisd reptiles.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on sight, New York, per 500.
IAe premium.
Sterling bills-on London, tsO-dsy bank,
Ns6
Silver bars. per ounce. fstsfe6hc.
Mexican dollars-ASis0 lSte.
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This Is 81. 1854 more than for the pre-
eeding week and $67i. 67265 less than for
the corresponding week last year.
Trade in general has been somewhat
dull ell the week. - 10 usual ut this time
OF year. Some improvement II expected
next month. and more ~ the time for
spring trade approaches. There 10 an
agreeable increase In bank ciearances.
Eastern capital 10 again finding it, way
90 the city for loans. l. w. Entx has re-
e<ivsd orders from two different parties
70 piscs money for them in either farm or
city property, one OF them being for about
$50. 000 He says these are the first direct
Eastern loans he has received In the last
eight months, and regards the orders -
most favorable sign Of the times. Loans
are being made by him and other agents
OF Eastern companies at 9 to 8 per cent on
inside property, and 10 per cent. on other
and smaller loans.
Few fluctuations are noted in the gro
Gerry trade, mincs meat. canned tomatoes
and corn and condensed milk being the
most important In hardware there IL .
decline in agate ware and granite iron-
ware and also In shot.
The butter market 10 fairly active.
Prices have declined cent per pound all
around. Cheese 10 also weak and lower.
The prices OF fresh meats have been ad-
vanced, by . combination of the dealers.
about cent per pound at Wholesale.
Potatoes have showed signs of weakness
in the face Of large shipments from Cali
fornia.
Wheat In dali and without important
features. Chicken feed 10 quoted lower.
Chop feed Is also down 81 per ton. Hay
and oats are unchanged but weaker.
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fhis aGsosaSie sad sfncscioas roosA PeW1sR. -
eAblsAed BY mere han twenty yea q sxpesssaeA
- rscsive1 the sanction ~ the msmbers a the
Dental anA Medical professiens Of this city ssaef-
ally. sad ~ them Il 10 daily recommended aaa
pessesieeA II fs - pleasant In the appueetlcA -
p II sxeeiisat II hs sfsctG I: speedily rsadsss ne
pssih white ana smooth, the gums heslihfaL rsa
and arm. snd ~ frequent ne VIII prsssrvs them
IN this desirAsls condition II gradually but 81
1Detua1iy re0evse tartar. an1 dsstr0yss the pafA-
sittoAl saimafsul0 which neglect may have Per
nissse 20 eo!scs ana prsvsnu Ii DIR further aceur
Oulafien- thua serving - complete beauties
and prsssfvsr Of the teeth Microscopic sxsminS
lions have been made Of the matter deposited %
the teeth and gums % individuals seiectsd from
Ill classes % society aad Of every variety Of bsdy
epndttion, An1 in nearly every csss animal Asd
vegetable parasites we're found 20 exist In gFsas
namhen EHpsrineats were made for their 70
aoval and the sngrsdieats used IN Lubin's Tooth
Powder we're found 10 b most sdscsnal aessysy-
tnG them instaatiy.
Through the kinaness On hien1D ~ - Dsss
aisteA - paelish the following
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HOPS.
Hops-DuIl; Pacific coast, is4De
MxHcHASpEsK
Copper-Duli; Lake. SO.
Lead-Domeasic, $3.50.
Iin-Saminas.
codes-opssons opened dull, January
opened toiuts higher: the Others 1t IN
changed 10 ID points lower: ruled gem
orally SLOW on local trading. and closed
steady at 5 points higher 60 S roinfs lover.
sales. $50 bags. intending March. si600
May, SIS. 90: September. sf4 75Sall 90
spet coffee. Rio-Quiet and easier. No. 7,
l7s<c.
nuzar-Raw. firm: fair reining, 2sSe:
centrifugal. % test. ST. Rehned--Duig and
neavy: on A. sx@4Sss: mould A. 4 7-le3f
sc; standard a, 4 7-Ie041<e: eonfsction-
err a. 1895; cut loaf and crushed.
4io-l6M5Le: pos der~d and cubes, 4 7.i64
4sSc; granuIased. 4Iss14 5-16c.
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WANT A SITUATIONi

Use the Want Columns Of he POST
NIELLlGMC1R Desbls the sir-
euastion Of saJ papss IN che sGata.
Best gssulia
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Portland Grain Harriet.

PORTLAND. Jan. a7.-tSpecial. Wheat
Dull and weak: Valley. s7Is99oc; walls
Walla, so0fsic per GENITAL.
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posr ORCHARD
rosr wAsHlxsrua
STEAMER caRnALrs

ss3e - ya frsaght o. pAssAss speiy On bsarA
WI ssYMoax. uassss
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ZEAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions Since January I and Ter
the Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January I,
1894. are $a62 ,443. There were fied for rec
ord during the past week IS deeds. the con-
siderations aggregating sii6.ao2. Follow
ing Is the record of the past week by days:
M If Trnn.fsr.
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TESTIMONIALS,

Read what your dentist has to say
about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBINS CARBULIZED
TOOTH POWDER and ind that il
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has In its competition
sufficient antiseptie properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum hea thfui aud firm. its daily
use Wi help to prevent the forma-
tion Of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitical anlmalcalA % in.
furious to teeth aud gum.
w. \. GIDD. MIS-. ID. d. 8
GEO. w. BRA6DON, d. u. s.
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II. v DE>P0RTES. D. D. s
ALBERT ]. tORRESr.
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GEO. K. MILLER.
JOS. k0UDY.
WE. s. COME, L.D.S&xRCD.9
e.. IL. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ. Fox.
j. ". PUTNAM.
j. y. PRATdER.
LUBINs TOOTH POWDER makes
0eod Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good digestion makes Content.
men1
Contentment makes Life worth uy.
iA1.
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,oR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Taxe the Fass aud Com modious
STEAMER GENERAL CANDY

y1OOO UANAL HUGIE-
I'll Gsw PsAsssgss sseamos
pELTA
fCarry5ae q 3. NALL isaves CeiDen 6ees Moo
dayA Wednesdays sad frsdays 90 90 . N. To-
xiagssea Pen 0aRh .. nanecs- ssaeeak. Bsiaaoa
lsss -. filisaap siia Asoasyor. an4 7 niss
gtsy ss Aso5 ,. "a. Leaves Cnsea CITY Is q: o .
"A Tuesdays. TAsrs1sys snd satDs1sya arststns
ckaRLKs Ma BISON. Mssssr
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Royal Mail Steamship Liza
CHINA AND JAPAN.

Calling ~ Honoiniu HI
Tor rstss md further particulars Apply 10
u. W. AcolSNfa. GsassAa Aren't
Frost -, food ~ casrry
aEa ". T. BROWN. @. n A. vaaeovss "a q
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vSMn cAnA
Lssvs oeaeas-e:De. esls n. LIS. 500 , n
Lsavs fass0a-&oA IL 500 n, 500. SASS n.
0an1ag-
Lsavs eeattis-7s0a . n. ls.se , n
Leaye TAsena-o;pe . -. Asoo D q.
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tAs BANKS nov have sioe. oaA 600 IN ex-
esss os the = per cent OF legal require
GAnf
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0gAs exeSasss ana selegrApAic transfers On New
Ycrk. chtcaGn. a. Paul, han YrAnc4sec Pert
land. aAd various pointa Ia Wash,
ingson, Oregon AID Britain
ColsmhiA
Sight ens 81 sxchAngs On Losdoa available slssr
oAero In EuPcpe
Colscsioas made q ii, pesnss On fAvcrAhis ssrm&
bonds. ssecks and cthsr valushiss received % -
osslt COR safs ksDptns.
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The advocate., 1894-09-19
And Satan Appeared in Kansas City.

A press dispatch from Kansas City,
Kss., September II, said:
attorney j. A. Smith, q prominent
Populist Of this city, had, according to
his corroborated statement, tempts-
tion Monday night which sorely tried
his party feslty. While seated in his
Office in the old Wysndotte National
Banking compsny's building he was
approached by w. Fl, Bennington and
H. B. Arroughs, both identified with
the Populist party ct Topeka, who said
they had an important proposition to
make Smith closed the doors aDd gave
his attention to the men. They said in
substance: Being aware Of your per-
sonsl hostility to Governor Lswslling
and the Populist state ticket, we want
to engage you to help elect Morrill, and
the other republican nominees. Our
plan is like this: You must get q lot Of
A. P. A. republicans in Wysndotte
county, who are not generally known
as republicans, to sign petition, pray
ing for the nomination Of another Popu.
list state ticket. These petition
ers must suggest the follow
ing candidates: Cyrus Corning, Of To-
peks, for governor; M. A. Pratt, Of
Wichita, for lieutenant governor;
Alexander Young, of Pittsburg, for state
auditor; W. Il, Bennington, Of Topeka
for associate justice; 8. 7. Cherry, Of
Parsons, for state treasurer; Fl. A.
White, Of Augusta, for attorney general;
Mrs. Eta ssmple, Of Ottawa, for state
superintendent Of public instruction.
After getting up this petition We want
you to stump the state in the pretended
interest Of the independent POpulist
ticket. We are authorized BY Cyrus
W, LsIaud, chsiEmal Vf tbs republican