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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-13
PALACES ON WHEELS.
The Evolution in the Means of Transpor.

The Evolution in the Means of Transport
tation.
The great popularity of the G. M. &
St. P. Ry. with the travelling public was
never more conclusively demonstrated
than during the period of the Worlds
Fair. The unprecedented passenger
business handled by this road at that
time between the Northwest and Chi
cago is without parallel in the history of
%railroading in the Western States.
There has been an evolution in the
means of transportation for mar that is
very interesting. The more civilized a
people becomes the more exacting it
grows. The coaches now running be-
tween the Twin Cities and Chicago on
"The Milwaukee" are marvels of elegance
and convenience. The private compart-
ment cars, library buffet smoking cars
and free reclining chair cars are models
OF luxurious comfort, which in style and
furnishings are palatial enough for roy
oANy As0OAAs "A S1O0O COA1lOI lOl Ul0 UIAVs
eler on its sleepers and private compart
ment cars is the electric berth reading
amp, which is an exclusive feature with
The Milwaukee," The heating is all
done by steam, thus doing away with
the old-fashioned stove. By all these
neal this line has been enabled to re.
Gy1oo tho fofirr7a inoil,,k b. A,o-o1 L. ..
minimum, and consequently is always
popular.
NoTE.-Five handsome trains each
day from st. Paul and Minneapolis to
Milwaukee and Chicago. Private CON-
partment cars; library buffet smoking
cars; palace sleeping cars; free reclining
cars-all heated by steam. The electric
light and electric berth reading lamp
are exclusive features. Ticket agents
everywhere sell tickets via "The Mil
waukee." J.. T. CoN1EY,
Asst. Genl Pass. Agc.,
st. Paul, MINI.
Cass county will build a two story
brick hospital, to cost $4,000.
q. B.McCullock Of Bottineau, threshed
.2,O50 bushels Of wheat from 40 acres, q
yield Of nearly fifty bushels per acre.
Alice Hoffman, the little 2-year-old
daughter of Henry Hoffman, foreman of
the Great Northern freight depot, in
Fargo. was struck by a switch engir e
about noon yesterday, while playing on
the tracks, and both feet were cut off.
The racing program of the North Da.
kota racing circuit, just issued, is re-.
plete with good trotting. Races will be
held as follows: Valley City, S~eptembe,
18, 10 and 20; jamestown, September Is
26 and 81; Fargo, October 2, 8 and 4.
Up to date the receipts for the bal
games at the Y. M. G. A. park in Crane
Forks have amounted to $1,O45.7 anc
Captain Gordon's disbursements t
s1,177.38. The balance to be made up b,
private subscriptions is $1,000. OF tn,
cash paid out S557.38 went to outsid,
clubs.
Gunder Walseth, working near Vale,
City. while sliding from q load of hay
fell upon a pitchfork standing agains
the load with such force that the handl
Of the fork penetrated his abdome,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-13
In the Married State.

In the Married State.
Wife-It's the little things that worry.
: Husband-Especially when there are six
of them.-Detroit Free Press.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-13

In 1896 there was a frost in England
July ! that destroyed nearly all the vege-
tation.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-13

Massachusetts is one Of the richest of the
states, having a valuation Of real and per
sonal properly amounting to 81, 5s4, 756,-
8O2.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-13
Cass county will build a o-story
brick hospital, to cost $4,000.

Q. B.McCullock Of Bottineau, threshed
'2,O5O bushels OF wheat from 40 acres, a
yield of nearly fifty bushels per acre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
ENGLISH NIENDACITY.
A Sample OF How tho English Press Star
der American Manufacturers.

A Sample of How tho English Press Slim.
der American Manufacturers.
WAsnISGToS, June 26.-Consul Fow.
Ter, Mt Ningpo, China, has cent to the
state department clipping from the
China Gazette, published at Shanghai,
containing IN article which was evil
IDENTIFY frst printed in the Medical Press
and Circular, ai 1t is credited to that
publication. Tho article says:
Some very narrowing details arc to
hand concerning tho preparation and
packirgiof meat at Chicago for export.
1t is stated, on what appears to be good
authority. that the precaution enjoined
with the object OF preventing the use OF
flesh from animals suffering from ac,i-
nomycosis, that newly discovered and
terrible fungoid disease, are system
atically set at naught By unscrupulous
persons.
Even moro revolving arc tho details
OF the preparation OF "extracts OF beef"
which are offered to the public in
the sweepiugs and DRAWINGS OF the re-
fuse from the canning rooms and cellars.
Tho tanks OF this extract OF filth" are
left open, and tho bodies Of dead rats,
in an advanced state of decomposition,
are from time 10 time withdrawn before
the delicious and nourishing compound
is put in the jars aforesaid. No analysis
or other method OF examination eau be
relied upon to reveal the antecsdents
OF these extracts, now 80 largely used
by all classes throughout the land.
Mr.. Fowler suggested that the clip
ping be handed TO the secretary OF agri-
culture for such action as he may deem
proper. and adds:
"The animus OF such articles is not
hard to divine. torit is well known tha.
tho market for American canned meats,
etc, is a large and constantly increasing
one in the Orient, consequently the do.
maud for tho products OF .Europe are
fast Diminishing. Tho newspapers OF
tho whole east arc entirely in tho hands
Of tho English, and they never let an
opportunity pass whereby they can
make some disparasins remarks upon
America, Americans and American
products"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
FAVOR NICKEL STEEL

As u Structural Material FOR Nhvni Ves-
soi-An Interesting Session of tho Hoard.
WASHINGTON. d. O.. Juno 20.-Tho
construction board Of tho navy depart.
mont together with tho steel board had
worry interesting session to-day. has-
Ing undcr discussion tho rolative merits
of nickel atecl and carbon steel for
structural material, Huch as hull pla,es
aud boiler platos, for naval ships. No
conclusion was reached, but tho Benti.
mont seemed to bc In favor OF adopting
nickel sto0l. Heretofore all tho Htruc.
tural s,cel In tho navy has boon carbon
atcOl.
II 10 claimed for tho nickel stool that
II 10 much stronger for tho samo rela.
1.-Two size than tho carbon steel. At tho
snme Weight carbon steel has 62.O00
pounds strength to $4,000 pounds
strength for nickel stool For carbon
stool. greater elasticity is claimed. Tho
steel board has recently boon making
somo tests OF tho two kinds OF steel.
using tho plates which would be placed
upon Il bottom OF ship. 1t was found
that the thinner nickel steel withstood
tho heavy weights dropped upon 1t
much boi,cr than the carbon steel and
that whom tho plates finally yielded the
result was largo irregular holo in tho
carbon steel aud only a slight fracture
in tho nickel stool.
The nickel s,ce! is very much more
expensive than the other kind. but its
advocates havn suggested that 1t bc
paid fer according 10 the percentage Of
It's superiority over Tho carbon steel.
Tho advantage In using lighter steel
would DO that tho vessels hulls would
weigh less and would give moro room
for other material and admit OF in.
creased weights whore demanded. It
is probable tha. tho structural steel
which will be used in tho now baltic
ships will be determined by tho action
OF tho construction board, which will
hold another session tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
GILKESOS'S REPLY
To EobInson's Demand for Authority and
Another Request

To Eobinson's Demand for Authority and
Another Request
HARRISBURG, Pa. June 2G.-Chairman
Gilkeson, al tho statc Republican com.
mittee. to-day received letter from
Congressman Robinson, OF Delaware
county, challenging his authority as
state chairman to call the state conven.
tion on August IS without receiving
permission from the state committee,
and requesting . statement OF tho
moneys collected and an itcmizod state.
ment OF tho disbursements made by
him during tho last campaign. Colonel
Gilkcson at once sent Congressman Rob-
iuSou a lottcr in reply, in which hc re-
minds tho latter that on April 0 last tho
chairman sent 10 him, as well rs 10 all
other Incmbcrs OF tho committee. LOT.
ter asking ii August % was satisinc-
tory date for holding tho convention.
10 this Robinson rcpliod that it was sat-
isiaclory 20 nearly all tho Republicans
in Delaware county. As to the request
for an I,cmized statement OF tho mony
disbnrsed. Mr.. Gilicson. sAys this was
not dono by his predecessors, and ho is
contont to follow their example.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
spANIAnDs SURRENDER.

Report Tint Two Gnrrisons Have Sue.
cum bed and the Towns Iiurned by tho
Ecbcis.
HAyAHA. Juno 2G.-Tho most serious
pows OF Spanish disasters received hcrc
sincc tho outbreak OF tho rebellion
reached hero this evening.
Tho gnrrisons Of Two towns have sur.
rendered and tho places thomscl yes
havO been burned by Maxine Gomez.
Owing TO tho restrictions placed By
tho government upon transmission N
OF teogranhc nows concernl ing
tho instruction, only tho most
meagre details OF tho disasters
to tho Spanish army arc obtain.
able. 1t appears certain, however,
thu. tho garrison n. FL Nluluto
has eurrcndorcd to Maxine Gomez.
Tho garrison consisted oi about twrnty.
iivo Spanish soldiers under Lieutenant
Romero.
Maxine Gomez ordered tho village
OF FL Muiato to bo burned.
Tho town OF Sangcronimo has met tho
samo fate. IL was attacked BY
tho Insurgents under Maximo Gomez
aud was burned to tho ground after ils
gnrriaon Of about fifty mon had sur.
rendered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
CATHOLIC UNION.
Tho Ohio conrcnt,on-Sn,oili anu NC.
Einlcy Scnu Regrets.

Tho Ohio ConScntion-Sa,olli and Nc.
Kinlcy Sond Regrets
CLEVELAND, June 2G.-At to.day's
session OF the convcn ton OF tho Cath
Ollie Union o! Ohio letter from Gov
crnor Mckinley was read, expressing
regre. ut lia inability to bo present.
The following telegram was read
from Monsgnor Satolli:
Thanks for tho invitation. Best
wishcs for success OF convention. For.
mCr engagements prevent my coming"
The sccrotary's report showed thcro
were 800 delegates present, against III
last year. Among tho reports mnic by
the executive committee was one pro-
testing against tho printing and posting
OF indecent pictures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
DA GAMA'S FATE.

Tho Leader of tho Hrnziilan Insurgents
Commits Suicide Rather Than Sur.
render.
BuESos AYREs, juno 26.-The insur.
gents under command OF Admiral da
Cana in the province of Rio Grande do
Sui, Brazil, have been defeated by tho
government troops at Campos. Ad-
miral 0sorio was wounded and cap.
tured. He subsequently, euccumbed to
his injuries.
Admiral da Cana, finding himself
overpowered, committed suicide. Gen.
Tarerez assumed command OF the rebels.
Saldanha da Cana was born in Rio de
Janeiro. and was descendent from the
Noble Portuguese family. the most il
lustrious OF whose members was the
celebrated Vasco da Cana. Some Of
the family now hold high office in the
Portuguese ROYAL court. Among the
danes OF honor is tho Countess J. da
Saldauha da Cana aud the Countess E.
Tclles da Cana.
Da Cana was one OF the ablest and
most influential officers Of the Brazilian
navy. 1Io was hold in the highest es.i-
nation by Dom Pedro, the Brazilian
emperor, and was always strong
monarchist.
When the rorolt against Peixeto oc.
CURED about two years ago, he re-.
NAMED neutral for some time but finally
decided to join tho insurgents. His
accession was hailed by them as great
victory, but Pcixoto made use OF Da
Gama's well.known monarchisl teuden.
cies to counteract the effect Of his de-.
sertion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27

S1teidi Diipoleh 10 ne nI.eiligNotr.
MARrlSsDuRo. W. Va, Juno 26.-Tho
state convention Of tho Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor met
in ST. Johns Lutheran Church last
night and will continue In session until
Thursday evening inclusive. Tho con.
vcn.ion promises TO be tho most inter.
csting and profitable ono held in this
state. Tho church is elaborately and
tas,ciully trimmed and amplo accom-
modations have been made for largo
attendance upon the exercises. About
two hundred delegates are present, re.
presenting nearly every local branch OF
tho society in the state, and they arr
being pleasantly aud Hospitality enter
taincd by citizens.
Tho prayer service was opened
promptly at S O'clock. Rcy. A. T. Rich
ardson. of Grafton, presided. Mr.. u.
Frank Barr, OF tho Southern Methodist
church, led the singing. Mayor Wilson,
who was to have delivered tho address
OF welcome in the name of the
citizens, waa absent and Rev. G. II.
Trump delivered the address OF well
Come in tho name OF tho church. Rey.
Trump In very happy manner well
coined tho delegates oil the various so
cic.iGs Of tho state to this, the fifth an-
nual convention. Mr.. J. r. Baxter. in
Il few well chosen words, responded to
the address OF welcome. lio won't into
Some details as 10 tho social side OF tho
society. Miss Carrie Siglcr, in tho
name Of tho society of st. Johns church.
welcomed all OF the visiting delegates
to this city. Mr.. ]. I. BoIlard, OF Park
ersbutg, in q most pleasing manner,
| responded in the nalne Of tue visiting
societies.
Tho feature OF tho evenings pro-
graume was the address by Rev. Mr..
| Dclk, OF Hagerstown, on citizenship"
Tho address was M exhaustive and
scholarly effort aud delighted the largo
audience present
A sunrise servics was held this morn.
ing as 6 o'clock. The service was con.
ducted by the Rev. 9. L. Quen, OF Pa!a-
tine. The exercises for the most part
consisted OF singing and prayer by
members Of tho society. At o'clock
tho regular morning devotional service
was bold; this was conducted by Miss
Lucy King, OF Grafton, after which tho
annual address was delivered by Rev.
A. +. Richardson. OF Grafton, the prcsi-
dent of tho state association. Mr.. Rich
ardson. in his address. reviewed the
work Of the year and spoke OF the
needs OF the society in the future.
In tho absence OF Rev. ]. a. Barnes.
Prof. ]. B. Stewart. OF Morgantown,
opened the tonic, "What Do You Expect
to Get from tho Convention. and What
Did You Bring to Get 1t In?" A very
interesting discussion followed, in
which Rev. +. ]. Prottyman, Mr.. Nc.
Gregor and Rev. A. +. Richardson took
part. Tho subject "rhe Prayer That
Has Power" was discussed by Rcv. G.
L. White, Of Clarksburc.
The topic, "The Endcavor in Prayer.
Action and Testimony" was worry ably
discussed by DR.. Buchanon in the ab-
senco OF Mr.. Wooftor.
This afternoon Rov. F. T. Fogc. OF
Baltimore. delivered the annual sermon
before the convention. Mr.. 7. II. Mil
lor, OF Westminster. entertained n
splendid audience tonight with an ad-
dress, taking ior his thcmo Coward"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
TELEGRApHIc BRIEFS.

Octavius o. Cottlc. prominent But.
fnlo lawyer, was found bound and gagged
in the collar OF IL vacant honse 1t Black
Rock, y. Y. Tho police arc mystilled.
i. Il. Andcrior, the young man who
has bcon receiving secret information
and letters from Cuba at Gainesville,
Fla. was waylaid ihcro, aud may die.
Tho case is wrapped in myatery,
Reports ut tho Christian En-
doavor State Convention oil Ohio. in
session At Springfield, show 10000
mombcrs and 200 Bocietios divided
among twenty-five churches aud denom-
nations.
4 Delegates TO tho International Rail.
wav Congress- to bc held in London arc
arriving in England. Elaborate pre-
pnraiions ara made for their ontestau.
mont. Tho first general meetings will
bu held July and ..
A representative mass mcoting OF
Pit,sbursh bu,inosi mon met last night
to invite the Republican national con.
veusion to that city. Tho advantarcs
OF Pittsburgh ns II convention city were
discussed. Mayor Mckcnna Ia Demo.
craft presided.
On board tho u.camship Berlin which
sailod yesterday afternoon Tor South.
amp.on is II company OF 100 Presby.
tcrian clorrymcn aud laymon who will
ancnd eight weeks in visiting tho scenes
OF interest IN tho old world connected
with tho early history ot their church.
Thu Berlin CNrrirs nuOt her QOmNauv of
100 designated rs n church music party.
who arc 10 visit tho principal MUSICAL
cGn,cra and cathedral cilios OF England,
France, Switzerland, belgium and lIol.
land. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27

SAN FEAScrsco, CAL, Juno 26.-Two
Sensational cases which hnvo never had
publicity, although thcy have been In
tho United States circuit court the past
thrco years, wero brought TO light to-
day. The suits contain allegations OF
embezzloment agains. two OF the most
prominent residents Of this city who
havo held federal position, zach Of
whom is said to bo short in his accounts
with tho government.
Criminal proceedings hnyo not been
instituted, but suits have been com.
mcnced to recover tho amount OF short
age from the ex.oilicials. Tae alleged
dcfaulters arc William ]. Bryan, who
was postmaster OF San Francisco during
President Cloveland's first term, and
who atthc last election was Democratic
candidate for assessor, and John @ uinn,
who was revenue collector under Presi.
dent Harrison.
The charge made by the government
against Bryan is that between July IA,
1886. and juno Is, 1890, he received
$3.50 in his possession, which he neg
lected to turn in to tho United States
treasury. Money was received by him
or, properly speaking, by his clerks,
for stamps and other postal moneys.
When tho ox.postmasser got out OF
ot!ico this shortage was discovered and
soon alter the suit was commenced.
Tho allegations against Quinn are
somewhat stronger than those in the
case OF Bryan. There are two separate
actions against Quinn. Ono is for the
mis.appropriation OF Sizes 90 and the
other for S2,G95 63. between the eth Of
March, 1891, and November l3, 1898.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27

LOUISVILLE, kr., juno 2G.-Tho Dom.
octa,ic state convention OF Kcusuc clsy
ha, certainly endorsed the aduinistra.
ton with special tributes to President
Cleveland and his distinguish cd co.ad.
wiser and secretary, John G. Carlisle.
No outing was ever productive OF moro
elective results than tina. Of Secretary
Carlisle to Kentucky and the Memphis
convention. Tho silveri.cs, including
Senator Blackburn, attribute their do.
iea. to the recent speeches OF Carlisle
aud the circulation that was civcn
them. Tho free coinage men do NO.
deny that they expected to control the
convention aad all its committee. plat
form and nominations. They fought
eauely to the finish and acknowledge
tneis defeat, although. they shake
charges about the way It was done,
especially on the part OF Auditor OF
State Norman dnd others at frankfort
The Tree silver men wera beaten in
the district meetings that selected mcm'
bers OF the various committees. in the
selection OF Judge ". NJ. Beckner fol
temporary chairman and Congressman
i. S. Berry for permanent chairman,
aad in the organization OF the Commit.
tee on resolutions. as well as the organ.
Hatlon oil the other committees. 10
day they went down under the adop'
lion OF the minority report Of cseden.
,ials. seating Clay's sound money
delegates, as well ss under tho adoption
OF the majority report on resolutions 10,
sound money aud the endorsement OF
President Cleveland and Secretary Car.
Isle. The committee on credentials Is
one that the sound money men did
not look after and the silver men had q
majority on il. but ;nc convention over
ruled that majority by adopting the
minority report.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
TREASURY DEFICIENCY
For tho Fiscal Year VIII Probably Reac
SiJ,O00,O00.

or tho Ischl lcnr VIII fropaDly heaCh
siJ,o0O,O0o.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Juno o6.-For
tho first time in many months the
treasury receipts for the current month
will exceed tho expenditures. To-day
tho treasury balance sheets for the
month show surplus instead OF do.
fciency, and, rs the expenditures arc
usually light towards tho end OF tho
month, tits regarded as certain that the
surplnu will continue to grow from now
unit! July !. Tho treasury is Si6.G23,2ll
behind i'll tho matter OF receipts and
expenditures for tho curront fiscal year,
and i'll tho intervening days between
now and July 1t is unlikely ,ha. IN orc
than million aud Il half OF this do.
fciency will DO made up, so that tho
years balance sheets probably will
show that tho expenditures for tho
year were about Sij.000,000 greater
than tho receipts.
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West NircInlnnr In Washington.

F7'Fs '''''7T''FI' w '7'V 1'7'VTFEIET0IF'
WAsIiHGroS, d. c.. Juno 9G.-A. n.
Scott, OF Charleston; G. W. Potcriin
and &. s. Moore, Of Parkorsburgi Con.
G. g, Watts, OF Charleston; Col Alox.
Mat,lio@s, OF Lawisburg; Miss Ku;r
Ncnlc, OF Point Pleasant; Hon. J. T..
Mciraw, OF Graiton;7D D. i. Bushong
anu II. L. Bu8hong, OF Wost Virginia,
arc atopping at tho io,ela hero.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
TOM JouSsoN'S SCHEME

To Connect Cleveland and Toledo with m
Electric Hallway.
CLEVELAND. juno 2G.-Iti is stated that
4 project ia on foot with tho Hon. Tom
l. Johnson as its chief promoter, to
connec. Cleveland and Toledo by an
electric railway. a number OF short
electric roads arc already in operation,
or arc under course OF construction be-
tween tho two cities. These lines arc
controlled by Mr.. johnson. and it will
only he necessary, i. is said, to build
from Fremont. Ohio, to Toledo to COM.
pleto through line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
Cnn Paw the Intcrrst.

CLEVELAND, O., June 26.-Judge Ricks.
Of the United States circuit court, has
issued an order permitting tho cons oil.
dated mortgage bondholdors OF tho
Cleveland, Canton & Southern railway
to pay tho somi.aununl interest on tho
first mortgage bonds duo January ].
lS95, amounting to $4,000. This will
prevent the road, which is in tho hands
OF receiver, from being sold for at
least six months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27

PirTSDuEGu. Juno 26.-rhc keystone
pottery at Rochester, Pa, near here
burned this morning. Tho loss wa;
about $4,000. with insurance in tho
Lloyd's company OF $4,000. Two en-.
pioyos were badly injured by a iallins
wall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
WAI, SEEMS CERTAIN

Between Kussin nnd Japan Over tho
Korean Natter.
LoSnoS, Juno 26.-Special dispatches
received hero from Shanghai say that
high officials who are well informed OK.
press the opinion that war between
Russia and Japan over Korea will break
out before tho end OF the next three
months. .l,-..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-27
lREE SILVER ROUTED.
Cleveland and Carlisle Arc En-.
dorsod ut Louisville
litter THE MOST BITTER FIGHT
Ever Witnessed In n State Conven.
tion in Kontucky.
BLACKBURN IS DEFEATED BADLY

and tho Sound Money Mon navo
Things Thclr Own Way In tho Mat.
ter of Resolutions, though tho Plat.
form Adopted Lacks Courage aud
Avoids Mentioning tho Issue Direct.
Tho Sarcasm In tho Minority Re.
port-Iiardln, tho Anti.hdnllnistra.
tion Man, Nominated for Governor,
but Ho Cots It With Sound Moncy
Votes,
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T!leU% nro time' when strength wanca
aud needs to 10 restored and sustained.
When digestion wcai;nns and moods us.
siatance chow Koln Gum aud tho needs
OF tho whole system will be supplied.