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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-26
MYSTERIES!
The Nervous System the Seat
Of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.

No mystery has ever compared with that of
human life, 1t has been the leading subject
of professional research and study in ali ages
But Notwithstanding this fact it is not gener-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-06-14
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-06-14

Hrfa- Lodge Ha- adjourned over one
Me-tHg "a ,Ian- 45fl aM account NJ th-.-
xaar-ian III Isi4shaao n+Nt Monday even
w.e
yl,..4 nj .n.,.iat --s.ion Of waldo
s.....5af,do. M, III, fnl5y d..;d..4 NH
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-06-14

CottaIers are arriving NOW every WEEK.
ana last Sunday tie Camp Ground, North
al4d South Shores Mere quite popul@uS. On
tAc Month Shore the Daugan cottage II nren-
Iled tor tht-seaspn, and thp work If PAINTING
Tile exterior IS progressing AZ iavoyahlY As
Tie Nteemely ulfavarab.e weather Niil er-
tit. The Lenlhard- topb dinner II their
Htia- sunday fol fht tr~t illie rlIis -esl~ n.
Among ,isr cotrag,, open w The South Shore
were rlo~e Of Messrs Shaw and Damon. Nj.
NJ I!ll IL getting tlie Northlsart Hotel
readv XVI guests. am thA fa-t office VII the
grounds WIN open. ieNf Monday. y. J. Har-
r:i4ai viii carry the mails as heretofore
THE Maine Pres, Association are booked fir
Northport Hotel ,IWly srh tp i;tll, ana later
events Will be d Challtanqua week 4 ttarl-
ers institute, the regular eanpmertlng week
and perhaps a two weeks session OF teach
the attractions during Chautauuiian week
Will he a TWO days entertainment by Ran
som Y Robertsons company of New York.
COVE COMMENTS.
THE weather i ne-tle weather is 4 very
convenient subject to talk about when every
thing else fails. Marjorie says, It is nearly
equal u the family album to entertain the
Nasbful Young man, and Marjorie knows
Mr., WIN. Whitney ana family are. now 40
tied III their home for the summer Mr.
Whitntys mother is here for tile first time
and II pleasantly impressed ~ the blaze.
NJ r-. w llltneN ~ ONef eighty wears Nj a4r,s
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-06-14

s.s mercury wait surely .itstroN tAe sea~e Uf
smell ana completely drrange INK Nhelr
system y hen entering il through th+- a@cuNs
surfaces. Smell articles should never he
uSed except on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, a. the damage they viii 40 is
ten fold TX TING good you can possibly dt-
rve from she,n. Hairs Gatarrh CHse, m;tn
ufaetuiea ~ f j. Cheney & Co., Toledo.
ally, acting directly upon the blood and nltl-
euouS surfaces of the system. La buying
Hall Catarrh Cure be sure you get the
genuine. Ii is taken internal " and is made.
in Toledo, Ohio hv +. j. Cheney & Co. les
tmonials free.
- Soli by Druggists, price 49, per bottle.
RucksrokT. The death Of Francis W
Bridges Of cancer of the face, Friday night
at the age of "a Years, { months, 3 days, re
moves another Of the veterans u The war d
the rebellion. who served his country faith
fully in the time Of need and had 4 bitter
| experience OF many months of the terrors OF
/ Libby Prison Mr. Bridges was a mem
bel Of co. a. l4th NJ. y. NJ. and is tile fourth
member Of James f. Hall Post ., g. A. n.
to answer the roll call of the other world
since this year began. He leaves widow
and six children, two daughters and folll
sons, the Youngest about four Years Of age
who have the sympathy Of many friends il
their affection.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-06-14

Mrs. Edwin Frost went to kents Hill
Monday to visit her daughter, Miss Char
lotte b. Frost, and 70 attend the commence
1nent exercises of the seminary.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-06-14

WE'VE tle vNWns n-gstslt wllaatfei!,lrJlt l8, cArfS-
ri8m hrd-avar Mpnvrufi0n Nh MarriH iast
FsAls4y .,la 1sfN Nave attended THE previous
n4.pt AS II tNe CenNfY Union. When the
iiita- stlrgn aea.vtA III Merrill, We
estAi fl# piiHtrl wrl! #leG with delegates
iFMl il warts fAt e@MntN reaNlv f4r the
el'ehsHI hriis'i tN,l Hais' >vrFset Wii'eh
Mr. f9 NN Ml. II M. PrentS~ pges,i tnt IT
flle fH.NM- Mn. y Il Mear~ 4Ave tha A.
@f' NJ eie eiat p tit- NAME NJ me MUTrt
s'FeletN. amd Mr. Frvnti,s responded fQr the
sung delegates
EsaN Jai4lf~ Greer NJ FranntNlt Preached
fHs aylN -lflen sermon FROM john NJ l5,
flAny~t@rtM ,all Yol not servants: IN the
sttl mt 4ioNeth not What his eldtiaetil hut
! htve aaled Har friends. fer all things
flat | laH A-4rt NJ my Father have made
kmaWM IImt, fGt5 These wire tltt. words
Il .J--l- ii his disciples There IS a great
difference Between A servant aud a friend
+ The servant renters hi- service for Tile Conn
ptnsari9n wiiirIl ny i ~ receive the friend,
H. because lie io1es and i glad to give evi-
,iellse II lis iuvt The place If a servant
W. la- ", Ms,i4orall.. as that uf 4. friend HIT Il
H, af a4-it. ..tinr torilI ii rosfs i-s-. tor
tlisuAsi,i X tbe HINT .xnellsivt and takes
tf,.,llss- ff.f4t.so .3,,y1liar il, rli,. varii A.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-06-14

MARJORIE A>l
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=etts4+p sAN H-sAs auayiya n rHr
8er blican Journal Pub. @.
rsrS 4,4.t.t sf~sN Asar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
READ, CALL AND ACT.

Chicago, m, March Is, '94.
Dallas News Dallas Texas.
Withdraw Introductory offer Mon
day, March 26th, after which date all
orders must be at regular prices.
$3.50, $500 dollars. $3.50, $4.0O per
volume. TO avoid speculation receive
no moro than one order from any
one person a. Introductory rates.
The Werner Go.
Above telegram explains itself
Call at the Book Store and register
your order with Joe ~. London for
the Encyclopedias Britannica; you
have only till the 26th. inst. in which
to take advantage OF the ~News,
great introductory offer. Call and
see the oct now ON exhibition at
LOhdou's Beck Store. 20 9t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

Revs. WA. Freeman, Of Montague,
and w. Love NaughB, o. Dallas. ar-
rived this mOrnlng 20 aaalnt brother
NAylor of the n. L. Church South, in
conducting . series Of FeViyal sersi-
Cea They come highly recommended
no able speakers aud christian gentle
men. They have iast closed . most sue.
cessful revival at Montague. An l we
trusts they win be equally rOrtunats
in the accomplishment Of much rclig-
ious COED In Ardmore. Services will
0e conducted morning and evening
during the week aud longer II the
degree OF interest manifested will
justify.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
IN THE CHICKAsAW NATION.

Meager iuteIligerce reached here
today to the effect that a cyclone Of
no small proportion passed over parts
OF the Chickasaw Nation, twenty
miles north cast of GaiuestffIe; Satur-
day night between 9 aud 10 O'Clock.
Several persons were slightly injured.
Il is reported tllat the residence of }.
b. Putnam, . stockman, was blown
over aud all the furniture demolished.
The family ut the time were in a
storm house and escaped injury. His
barn was also Ieveled to the ground.
Horses, cattle and other stock have
greatly suffered. The house OF ID.
L. SlaytOn was swept by the strong
wind and completely wrecked. Slay-
ton and his wife were fIinfnlly
bruised but not seriously. Tke OK.
tent of the cyclone can net now b
ascertained.-(1ainesville Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

AND CURRENT LOCAL ITEMS
Sam Greenwood is confined to his
room by q slight indisposition.

= Sam Greenwood is confined to his
room by q slight indispOsition.
Powder CSC pound. Herbert = Hsrndoa.
r. II. .Osburne, representing . law
book concern Of Dalla>, is in tlse city.
Jointcd fish rods 15c to $3.50 at
LondOns. m9 If
Hon. 3. 1. Bledsoe went to Davis
yesterday morning or professional
business; He retdfned last night.
John Deer Flows o. Herbert q HsrndoA.
From Lgm johnson. Who came
down from Daughsrty last night it
10 learned that the w4shit6 iS rlsiag
rapidly.
Headquarters for SpauldiDg sport
ing goods ut LondOns. me If
II. B. Keefy of Grand leland. Ne
braSka, IL In the city prospecting
with . view 70 permanently locating
and entering into business.
Agate waShpAns 80. RsfUess HerndOa.
VIII Wigs, of the Iron Store force,
went Co Oakland today on business
primarily and incidentally to attend
the Kelley -CreekmOre supt'Als.
Bamboo fishing rout 10c 10 25c, Gt
L0ndOns. me tG.
ComnsssfODer Scott yesterday re-
leased John X. Barclay from jail on
his own recoknizAnce. Tho charge
against him wGS disturbing the peace,
his sister being the complaining wit
ness.
GIass oiricant $50. Hsr6ert q HttrEaS6.
Silk dsh NneA finest quality. chsap
let EOndOhs.' m9 Il
+ The Ardm0rsite learns With pleas.
lure that Judge Stuart has decided "a
make this city his home. He 10 negO'
Itiating for q suitabIe location on
which TO- b6ild, but win In ell pFoba
Ibilik5 remove his fGnaiiy here at once
iIf destrabls hsuSS Gn be obtained
i zslIst ct 81 .7s. Hs1bazg& Hsrndba:
j Mr.. e: e. Graves this rtibrninl
brought to thS Ardmoreito omce
beautiful white owl which he killet
nsar his house. II is . very rar'
ispecfmsh and is-aG handsCmd' 90
picture. Il is said there GFe brit FeS
Of them to b found in this country
Mr.. Graves is. 90 much pleased will
hiGtrophy that he' Is going to have /
preserved and mounted ifs' taxidbr
mist can.be f0und. II none dan. b,
! lOetnineAl Ne win send.it td FOR
{ Worth or DaliaA:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
Atdn1ofe
DOUBTFUL RAINS.

The copious rims which have eAfien
for the pa1t three days have been of
untold benefits to the farmers and
stockmen of the c, untry.; A splen-
did season has been put in :he ground.
the streams and tanks have been flied
aud eli the fifth washed away. The; E
are blessings which cannot fail to
prove hTghly beneficial to town and
country alike and will particularly
be atH Incentive to the farmers to pre-
pare for an Increased acreage OF
crops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

w. L. Thomas has the sole
agency in Ardm0rs for Kno wlton's
Danderines Rscelp tonic which is
absolutely guaranteed to perma-
neLtly cure dandruf, ecxma, itch.
ing, hair falling out and any other
scalp disease, no matter how long
standing, in from ton to thirty
davs. A forfeiture Of 91O0 will be
paid for a failure to grow q heavy
coating Of hair on a bald head from
sixty to ninety days. Remember
it fS sold under positive guaran.
tee. Call on W. L. Thomas, at the
Central barber shop. 10 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

John Birge, the cotton buyer, went
up the road yesterday. ~
Giasa lamps SSc. Herbert 4 Herndon.
w. j. RosamoRd went to Purcell
this morning to sell bin Of fruits.
Eighteen #. cane poles 1Oc, at Lon.
dons. m9 tt.
r. w. Edwards, q prominent build
ing contractor of Lindsay, Nebraska,
is prospecting IN the city.
Fine lire cooking stoves. Herbert 1EsTad6n
Some Of ehe farmers complain that
the heavy rains have damaged them
by washing away the soil from sloting
lands.
The City Restaurant 10 the place to
get . good square meal. m13 II
D.M CannoN, tE6 gentlemanly as-
sistant OF the Ccntrat barber shop, 10
confined home nurSiug aT aggravated
case Of the mulnpS.
Loaded shells. . cents. Herbert 4 HeradOu
There was . disastrous fire In Fort
smith Saturday night originating
fromY d defective electric wire. The
damage runs iutO the thOusaaSls.
Lawn Tennis, Croquet alad baseball
| supplies nc LOEdOns. ma If
The Oil miIk people today shipped
twenty.six cars of cattle. Of these
eighteen go to New York for export
and the remaining cighs tn Chicago
for daughter.
Prompt free delivery Of goods d
oil parts Of the city and orders taken
at TesideAce by MAxey & ArSOld
Look o0s for their wagon ~ N
From passengers who cSanU i'm from
Gainesville, 1t 40 learned that Rad
Eriver is very high and that Fears fOH
the safety Of the railroad bridge Wer'
entertained. Latest accounts STATE
that the rifer 10 still riaing.
cAryingsseraa rs Hkrsset = MsraasA.
1Essyrg Joeeph w. Philips; i. I
Stowe and. George G.. r. Edwardl
lett this morning for their "Trip 70 AZ
buckle. They were loaded for gam
lend Nn'ly prepared for . good tias
gamerAllY. Ar fDa aoeOumtr of thal
trip. its trials aud tEfbulations, vii
be given Ontheir return.
Garden hoA % csnts.- Rerbert HsrudOu.
Better get Joe H. London to Orde
the Dallas News edition OF the Ency
: clopedia Britannica for you Gt th
. special low introductory rate Tn
: olEef IL liable 20 be Withdrawn tOmol
J row. IT costa only 10c q day. IL q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

Grand Opening OF millinery at the
Racket Store, Friday aud Saturday,
23 and "a. Over so hats received
including some very tine nstterD' hats.
These goods are nsw and Of THE latest
styles and viii bio ntIlti FOF about halt
the uShhf price. Ii will pay every
lady In ArluiOre that wants nice
hat fo9 . little. money to atieRd. Mrs.
TroltTh1f wnf be iu charge Of this
department and viii take pleasure IN
showiag you thf0tEh.
20 st. l.. Is. Robcrsoh.
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subsc.ibe lnr the Ardmioreite.
s4.cao -cALlroRNlA-a2o.e %

CommeneiIk March I. 1854, the Santa Fr
rosie VIII sell nrSt class Hmited Iickstn fTom
alI Peintsi in TeNnb On iss main line, and the
PaEfs branch, 10 Los. AaSelea, San Diego, San
Framcisoe a1d intt Immediate posnta. via PuF-
cell and Albaqaertde at the veFy low rate Of
M2OR TeMhd trip tickeia, limited to 6iGty daVs,
Will be sold at rate u 4S5.J0.
The Santa Pc aGords anrTdaled aecommo-
dkeioaA and attrnctone for CaliIQrnia tourists,
6tSrAtinS Pullman 2 tIaee Sikeperp and Fall
man Tourist Slrepcrs. vita but one chansss of
cars froin fexae 10 GnlifufDIa.
The exceedingly IOw rates, offered by Nte
Santa ke will Au9 xeSt California 10 the Iaindn
of the people OF Texas more than gsUaf, and
Of couTRe the Mid Winter Fair. Waiess viii be
0t1an anti Jaae -. In not to de ategfUOke4
ViaItors TO the white City nePA pSt fear
Qf beidk tired with duplicate aisfSetloas ~ the
The WoTia's FAtr. Jr.. - the, sahg rsnois< .
Fair IL sometimes referred TO- has soIac build
ings ehat, ~ Sarku ~ HF0AsscafdTAl art. ere
aAId' to be Ou:. rtof To- the bull'flRSs Of the
Columbian Expc5hfo&. aud csmpo4Prt critics
Assert that t.;T HIeureFqueneha ailA tsrfeetios.
09 lan 1erspt eMActs, tue Mid wtmt; diapl@
e the sa0fcs cf fhg fecieG sxcsis all pFsSieab
For' isFermstiSA'. gssasdlrg siekes.. time
jtehlse, and elaeria2 eAf deeelnm0datloNe,
ieprEt 70 the neHreat santa fe Asent. or ad-
AYsaa VS.. KRgN Az,
3.P. A., Galveston. TeKae,
AAwarfi,sts II. 4ifss : F.1iti,t,reita.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

Deputy Sheriff George H0dSseau
went to Glen Rose Sunday and
brought back Charles Wallace, one Of
the parties who held up Harry
Turner. lie u the Man whom police
man Davidson chased aNa shot ut
Immediately after tho robbery. Oficer
Rousseau arrived with him yesterday
morning and he Il now in jail.-HeE.
nariAM.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

A special from Saint 10, Tex, to
the Gainesville Register, says While
going home from Bonita Saturday
evening, Dir. Gus Kennedy, promi-
nent farmer Of the POstOak Prairie
community, waa killed by lightning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
STREAMS ON TIE RAMPAGE,

STREAMS ON THE RAMPAGE.
The heavy downpouF OF rain
during the past few days has caabtd
. big rise IN eli the StrsaInS, PARTIES
who arrived this mOfning from the
Territory, informed . Register re-
porter that he'd river ID bank full and
is rapidly rising, and shoUi6 the
heavy rains continue much longer
tears are eitertAined thAr thY GtreGhiAsf
Hiif oHarHnM, sAH eOiSiderable'
damage 10 growing crops ii surt to
follow. Elm creek at present 10
GlIiiOst out or it's balks and e6ibtahV1y
rising. It is higher nbR thhR' fOF
over . year. Pecon' creek ~ aIsO'
rising, but no damage ik expdota !.
All other streams afe F6pettsd b be
up.-GaihSsvilIs Rsg1bseF.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
MRs. RAWLING,s.

New millinery goods juEt arrived
and she II now ready TO take orders.
All wanting new bats or bOnnets be-
fore Easter win fnd it 90 their inter
est to call at once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
TAKEN Up.

Ry the undersigned, o sOrrel mare
Il 1-2 hands high, brandcd u con-
n6cted on left shoulder, seven 6F
eight years old. Owner can hive
same by Supplying at Central liver!
stsble, proving property. add. paying
expenses. I'd Colbert,
20'6t. Sheriff Pickens County.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

MessrG. Charles Sacra, Edgar
Choate and Cbsrl's Kesselcrs the lat
ter Of the Ardm0reitc fOFce went TO
Oakland today to attend the nturs'
riage Of DIR. James Kelley to tEeff
old Cine friend Misa May CrSekEAOre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
WANTED.

TO rent or 4 room dwelling
house, not too far from the business
centre. May purchase If suitable
place and terms. Apply TO Williams
q PennineSO ION. 4a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

/ A Wonlhn caH't throw . club with
amy deIreG OF safety to heF neigh
Ebvfs anIf it ii only provoking 10 h4ve
to chase Iti6 chickens OF the garden
All tlEfb worry is obVinted, BY AANing
en- acre let Ia FeFndai6 aHditioh'
where there is plenty Of. rOoth' Tor
chickens, garden and the family
cow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
M-ANrEll..

An active agent in each county in
the United States, to eolicit subscfiI,-
tiOhs' for the T'H;ce-a- Week Republic.
A liberal c0fiithission viii BE- paid o
hustlers. Address superintendent Cie-
culation.- The Republic, st. LOiiEs, Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

Marcy O. Arnold handle the cele-
bruted Bakers Choice baking pow
ders. Guaranteed to give gatisfac-
tioln INV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

WAnted.-A boy. eight or ten. years
old can get good home tU the cOun-
try; Ii@hA wORE anu will be well cared
for. Cali on or address c. D. Ladd,
nj Central Hotel, Ardmore. l5lR
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

All members Of the LotOs Club VIII
please be preseuS at their hall Wed.
nssday night at q O'Clock.
h. E. FosrE1 ,, President.
J. w. ScAMLoN, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

$500 cash and $3.50 on time, WIN
buy one of the best Impressed places
in Afdm0re. Cheap at &l6O0.
IA f w. FL. Rawlings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

G. n. YarbrOugh 4 Co: buy and
cell everything In the second hand
line, from kitchen 70 pa1lOr Feb: Stf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20
aasetgs5 sa4aae9E a.esrssn = ihs sssHH Il
To Our Friends and Patrons

stock OF Dry Goods Clothing
in
them accordingly. for SPOT CASH.
Everything
Latest STYLES and Strictly Fr.t-o1aas - =
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-20

Advertise in Tue AFsisnOrei,e.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-11-09
WASHINGTON CITY NEWS.
Special Correspondence.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 1894.
The kew 20 Mr.. Cleveland's rather
omar actions has, thanks to the wag-
cling tongue OF Cleveland worshipper'
haen found. Instead OF his being en-
gagged in going through period OF cid
fashioned sulks with his party he
actually thinks himself to be playing a
deep political game that will result IN
making his own the only name that Will
bo sariously mentioned for the demo-
cratic nomination in '96, He believed
for a long time before the Adjournment
% ooporass that democratic defeat was
,robabe this year, and after adjourn
nent and the summing up Of the bIun
ders made by his party he became Ger
tain that the republicans would control
the next house, but il was not until his
most hated personal enemy. Senator
Hill. WAS nominated for governor oil
Nav York that lie fully made up his
mind that neither himself nor any mem
her Of his cabinet would take any part
in the campaign, 1t vas then also tpa1
the possibilities of the game which hao
heen floating through his mind for some
time began to look to him like probaoll-
;+;oe His idea is that the democratic
defeat will impress it on the democratio
party that it is only when Grover CleVe-
land il interested or is a candidate that
# can win. His game is in short re-
vival of the "man of destiny racket.
He will noint out that 1t was the failure
Of the democrats in congress to follow
his advice that ma the party unpopu-
Ior IGNORING the fact that the following
Of his advice on the tariff question would
have made it still more unpopular and
will bend all Of bis energies for the rest
of his term to posing as the only demo-
crat who will have even tghurg
chance to win two years hence, not for
getting to work the patronage at his
DISMISSAL in the interest of the Cleveland
party. All Of which is decidedly anus.
ing to republicans.
Chairman Babcock, of the Republican
Congressional Campaign committee, re-
4 al from n
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-11-09

can see no reason to change my state
ment In one particular, with this pos
sible exception: The latest returns snow
! that districts that were considered hope
lessly democratic when 1 left Washing
/ ton are now felt to be probably repub-
| ican, and districts where we felt we had
fighting chance are now almost certain
republican. There has been no dimin-
ution in the trend towards our success,
and the republican wave, instead OF re-
ceding, is growing higher every day.
! Speaking OF the claim of Senaoor
! Faulkner. chairman of the democratic
campaign committee, that the demo-
Gratis would carry Wisconsin, Mr.. Bah
cock said: at is novelty to come away
! from home to get news from there.
| That Is news indeed, that the democrats
are going to carry the state tlc6et and a
majority of the congressional delegation.
/ IF Mr.. Faulkner's Information on general
matters is no better than that from WIS
consin upon which he based his claim,
| then his campaign must indeed be
wholly hopeless. If | were not certain
that this claim is a great bluff | should
/ think it huge JOKE, directed at me. l
cannot understand how Mr.. Faulkner
should have been 80 badly misled in his
estimate about the ticket. There is no
confidence among the democrats of the
state, and even the chairman of the dem
ocratic state committee, Boss Wall, who
owns the democratic party of Wisconsin,
has practically given up the fight Just
before | left | heard that the best he
could do towards keeping mp bold
! front was 10 offer tt bet $1,000 that the
repnblican state ticket would not be
elected by more than 10000 majority.
It is certain that we shall elect more
than majority of the congressman"
Commissioner Lochreo, OF the pension
office. seems to regard anything that
stands in the way of his arbitrarily sus-
pending pensions as being against the
interests of the government. lie has
! the 1upudence to say IN his annual re-
port that the provision of law prevent
! ing the commissioner suspendlng pen
sions until fraud has been actually es
tablished, which the present congress,
! bad as it is, saw was necessary - check
the Wholesale suspension policy OF the
democratic administration. does not
work adyantageousIy TO the pension
/ bureau Which is about equivalent to
Judge reporting that the law which
prohibits a man being condemned as
EN- in before having been convicted Of
! arIi,,,. does not work 1dvautaneuQs to