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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
TAILORING.
We Are Still at It

Making suits at prices the
people of Scranton never
heard of before. Our trade
increases from week to week
for these reasons
We sell cheaper. Our fits,
i'll even the cheapest suits,
are not surpassed in Scranton
at any price.
We cut, fit and make all our
own goods right here in
Scranton, and we are the only
people making garments at
any where near our prices
that do this.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
CARbONDALe.

IReaders will please note that ADVERTISE
n:ents, orders for job work, and items Tor
publication left at the establishment OF
shannon & Co. newsdealers. North MAIN
street, will receive prompt attention.; oi-
lice open from a. NJ. to ~ u. M
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
AUCTION SALE
MAGNIFICENT Oriental RUGS 4S9 So44ERY. 4REis3!c

Having determined to retire from the Oriental Rug
business ION account of poor heah have decided to dis
pose OF my entire collection of Antique and Modern Turkish
and Persian Rugs, Carpets Hall Rugs, Drapees Teakwood
Cabinets and Pedesals Antique Bronzes Fine BrcaBrac
Pottery: Coisenne, Etc. The collection of Rugs and Car
pets selected with much for fine retail trade and
you will find hundreds of very silky antique pieces select
rom many of them gems of the Oriental Weavers art
The collection of Brica Brac and other Oriental Art
Goods from Japan, China and India is large that
cannot go into detail in describing it, but personal visit
during the exhibition days will than repay you
descriptive catalogue of the Rugs can be had
plicaton at store
Exhibition, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov.
?, and a.
Auction Sale will commence Thursday Now s. at 2.3o
hours until the entire stock disposed Of Seats will be
reserved for ladies. By order of
RW WSTC0TT, jR, Importer Of Oriental Goods
500 AND 500 LAcxAwANn AVENUE COR WASHINGTON
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sidebOard-fnely carved-the one We
show at $1,000 is a handsome piece
We have few We are closing out at
SS.75-the price is so small-we
won't say mucli-but come and see.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04

w. J. DAVIS, AZ S,s.s: %ssr'%S ssiSia,aS. Ave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22


THO committee on iDsolunons presented
.ho faif,.,I.., r,nte+i..- r.r.,r.
w" a.i+'NA'e iie 'ol1'ii OF ''1-
ifF ard MS r..f.kr3 eOf..iniffcts ua aftsuli--
ue d. s4rt.q 81 as,tr....oas f-.ty,.rs,vo ~
F-' li~eilI'" az" N'@'i uutiFf 10 party
if.hN pies Ihr" Laye nttFfnpiru
10 DEFY am ref,ti,lIsfe me Srtio,ei
s,,.....,...t ..,..,,. 80 -, go
' "h' ~ H''" th'
urinor fa'ie Iarit iu Texas ~ faNof ef
ihr free Hsfd -natr trs eoihaks vf siiArt.
rFs +s4le - 81 A4. a- t.Is 90 tH4 NHftpnh4
ltmJtrgrf.
- pte- ~i0c Dict iHf expression ~
i,r Como "nt oi -H .n per,is tn
Urinary fisctInu afoil .tr ftlte q ru.I
!uteirelt Ipof -frd ~ ,fien wh-n
els4o1 uHtii feycrsel W aHNt .er primary
HD.'l1u or eouNeNil4 i.aarifr a. ne
ACTION VI our brother gairs4r1fa ~ tae
NATION.
10 prescribe form m 2 A~i vt
r,gesrnts th. issue 10 Il fl.e f-H Nrflfsit.
liEhf onl whlCh n0uld force
Democrat tito Necessity eli yp,lgg o foift
hood ro mnttrr on which side Dr. ..s ni.
lailot. ana this tor fne puipuse o.
from fAr toils er4rs democrat ra IT,.
iieyes h. ne maintenance OF zones, moro +
IN the tinted states
{ 10 efnnst4lsic inc powers 81
uocilry in ,he rountlcs .,ug r. ,.Er r-sDt
county conventions all power hefrtofo.r
4 10 tske Stn fl,e uee,ule M fitsfr f,..f
assainbiasas no uriyiieras ~ r,,if i. ~
uro.,'lor 10 their .sntimruts sN ,f..-'1,
S,.,e,f,.,-- ~ r. 49,. 49, ,...t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Waco Capitulates to the Valiant Sir
Knights.
REPORTS OF The GRAND OFFICERS.
Supreme Chancellor Richie Delivers An
Address In Which lie rays fributc
to Loyalty and Patriotism
PORTS OF The GRAND OFFICERS.

Waco. Texas, April u.-This city has
surrendered Internationally to the
knights of Pythius ana today their oo.-
ors. blue, yellow and red. iloai from every
building aud across every Geyser cry
thoroughfare The Iythian lescui 3D.
Friendship. charity aud Benevoienoe--
srects one at every turn and companies
of visored Knights patrol iae streets IN
iuM posscssson OF the freedom OF the city
OF the members ri the Grand Lodge Of
TEXTS sbou. ~ are accomplished by man.
lads.
1g.ey axe a fine body Of mon including
w14h.n Their uumco's many who are profn-
nent IL ;nc professions ANA otheg walk
81 q G. 1hly axe Atlus example ~ iaail
noble orLlF ans nt'f w.tp.sa f1-. sr
hopes 81. 80 l.-etrloas t0rr4.7 "t.t NNt
l-4-.ls- ltH.n sail. lee fI.st' Ia .iNf~ "i
L,e t 81 ,.-.at.-a- .n St. gees eHi
pl4a.Ee iac ;Act tnAt i.r..f'tI-iA
AZ a.s 800 cuuser,.--ar7 g. nH 'fstif' s.
-re tecrune4 fram aa.N '
st4ll 500 ,ttfy aiu. IS vi.s tN'
L.-C. 30 tr -H'v.
al il ,-ioN iAi~ $40. iir fw
ia4ei Gnranl ..r,. 1.t ol t
.s T,E WAS .als. fa ars.r
aac- faI ~ tsHT ,nD
NH-fc wr1 c.ttl
,-rt l,rrg - .tF lgtr F'Nfer
osas 49, seas. o,. - I.eN.N ~
3. iHF ~ .A. -4acr, te-'" iH" Ht"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
HORRIBLE DEATH.

Corporal pprkhuret Killed while Firing
Salute at Fort sam Houston.
san Antonio Texas, April el.--puring
the firing OF salute nj Fort Sam Hous-
ton today, in commcmoration OF the battle
of san Jacinto and the Independence Of
Texas. an accident occurred which re-
suited In the loss Of one mans life ana
injury to two others. all United States
soldiers.
Light Battery Il. Third Artillery, had
fired eleven vollcys and was about to fire
again when the accident occurred. The
shell for the twelfth volley was placed
in tho cannon ana the breach look was
being placed Before the gunner had
time To lock the breach lock the ehell eS-
ploded The breach lock was torn on
ana sent through the gunner, tearing his
right sldo ana arm away and killing him
instantly. Ills name WAS George A. PARK
hurst. and his rank was corporal, The
deceased was married, leaving wife and
one child. lie was nephew OF Dr. O. II
Parkhurst OF New York city. The de-
ceased waa the president of the Christian
Endeayor society Of Fort Sam Houston.
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crNnY 0N Tnnt scrNE-

ton delegates to The republican conEres-
-i0nai convention which meets AZ 0lato-
MA tomorrow departed this evening hay-
rr hcen preceded hy \. W. quincy. who
look an citrY tram for tho rendezvous this
morning. Tho delegates mot in caucus
nst night. under can of the Chairman uf
a." cou.V executive committee, about.
twenty isG bong present. and decided
,hat each individual dploghte should rep
resent unit LAT tliat no proxies should
Doc allowed IN thr convention When
asked ~ 10 The nrohahlc action Of .ue
convention IN regard 10 n conercssloual
domination tho average rleglte appeared
ip nc An AT scn. Ito couldn't say wheth-
rr thee would be any nomination made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
THE BATTLE OF FLOWERS.
Gala Day for Firemcn and Their
Friends Ia Victoria.
GRAND PARADE THROUGH THE CITY.
Floats and Other Vehicles Trcieh,ed
with Flowcrs-san Antonio's
Flower Battle, 4.

Victoria, Texas, April 2i.--ln recent
years tho annual celebration by the fire
men in Aprn has become the most i'm
poriant local occasion in the year the
one In which ali classes unite TO render
succ, ssfu. The parade has always been
an important feature of these events, and
,uch successive year. il has been larger
ana more elaborate than IN the preceding.
This year Il new feature has been added
IA tie shape ut a Battle VI Flowers
The idea was not original, bat II was
somctaiua new Ia this particular part OF
,hv Statc. aud every buIy has entered
with enthusiasm into The spirit OF tine al
itlr " nat more fitting thitn a battle OF
COVERS lu tlc Cay OF l.usrs. mere hrw-
t.N are almost tropical ln iuNur.dnce ava
Mhcre rcsrs are perennial luo ladies' took
lnis feature ul HaAt and mdia4ed II
most rNsct SSiulN.
lacto must have been from iilty 10 loo
np iuifpa loWtrs on tlr various floats
tlt y,u-c.rs Ia say nothing pf the count
less uatutdi flowers which were made use
ID S. ger. toas.hie. Turt we've su tilDttut
of tle latter to substitute tor All the
.oiaitr Nui hdu iheN pe'n transformed
Into ~ an aud smuggind into Cuun, fIat
loar vt the Antilles Wou.d have bullets
90 huuS 1T TIE BIRDS after driNins the
uau@hry Duus away.
Nmn., fingers have hrcn working away
AT thtse noWets for week. amt tho WORK
~ decorating was a.I.tO5riaua undvrtuh-
Ing, but tine eneci was sHlnisnsly heHui-
ltul-i.uH i.u thousand NirilptS iram tine
country and from adjacent towns vote
Delighted WITH lAa inrsl.f- eut pageant
90 sirllEo an. novel Signt to mo Ut tacm,
as N'N as to a great MACY NictorM poo
pie Who did not know WAH a flower bat
de was.
y luvey day dawned for thc occasion.
4ul 'N.i1 i tiat the weather was "a tgIi -
warm, It better one could not have been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
WHITE MAN,s I-N1nN-

Wharton, Toxns, April 1.-THE white
Mans association met in regular scmi-
annual session last night TO elect officers
for the ensuing term Mr. Il A. Arm
strong was re-clectcd president; Tom
Brooks, FIRST Vice president. Gordon. Soc
oud vice president, Jim Taylor, secretary
and f, W. Ahljoy, treasurer Mir Arm
strong was elected lt' The nrst president
Af tlto or-lili7hi.on and has continuously
9cIY nd ip that ,urncity slioo the orpaul-
zahon lu lss1 "a the satisfaction of the
entire association. Under amendments 60
ting cons .ltailon last ytni the organization
suh-lliv!d"t into precinct hoiirs, which
Wll seud delegates 10 the county scat to
nominate ctuiihHtos for the association
al me fail election for county officers.
Each precinct "a lp hc represented 10y one
delegate for every ten members in the
precinct body. the primary body 10 select
in"ir respective pr.cinct onndidntcs The
following ~ mhcr5 were appointed com
miii-e e. see 'hni the precinct bodies had
perfected organization: Mcssrs r. y.
Eicn. " Z. Linn. >. O. Barbec. Tom
irpoks nnd Guy Mitchell
The white Mans association Is now in
It's seventh yenr ana " there have been
OF leteruy lingering doubts Of the success
of iis aims thoy were dlspellei lust night.
The most perfect unanimitN OF thought.
feeling ana action pcryalcd tho whole
IfiE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22

Austin, TcNns, Anrl 2l.-Aue,ln oo,.
br"ted san Jacinto day In ouiot IN,
peaceful manner. an of the stota ,l,.,,,,,
hrnis and princlpai pieces of misfr,..,
...ing closed. The annual inspec don AZ liz.
II IT,, .arnaflinent TOOK place before Mayor
were Installed Tonight III. fir',,,'i, nc,,Is
b ai Il grand bali ana supper at : their
oi -. sd i1a a thousand Austinites celcbrat
s2.ng down this morning ana rett,rnin nv
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srA'fn CAMPAIGN OPENS,
Thousands iIour Governor Culhcrson A.
GrennH lllc-Snunrh nv GLnns.

Thousands Hear Governor Culhcrspn ~
ylllc-Specch by Gibbs.
Grocnv.no. Texas. April a.-,iovernor
Cuiberson arrived in Grrcnvlle on the
milnEht train last night accompanies
by Hon y. 9. Ousl"y ard Il. VI. kelso
Of Dcu,on AMI W. y. shaw Of Dallas \
number of Representative citizens oi
Greenyillo. and others who had arrived
from di0orout parts of the State previous
ly. met the governor az tnc depot u"i
escorted aim to The Hotel i,e,'1il al. Wnerc
some time Was spent in handahtkns an a
social conversation. after NiiSN t."f OFT ID.
Cuiu.tsuu bade aii good uIEA aad ittif'H
ftfiu l,,s,ment hand marched up LIZ
strtr.l stopping in front OF ,At iipt'
litrlNiau, where the prQr' SlHn N"f '"t'l-
ed. reias beaded by the btnl Nrt. ''l"t
the carriage; conveying tf. governor ani
other distinguished Nohliplhts ~ t"t'
State, which were followed nt citizens iii
huEglrs. wagons anu other 'cnt' tN'' r.
The procession marched uF ''ipNrN W. J.
street 10 Fpolc's farh. whore l"llY ~
people had cOngrrghict - urtr ir ii'N ,
crt.ir speak. lustslp tH, PINK iheie -f
bcou erected many stluls. uuoh "s nag
for site lemonade. ctnhlf-. itlnts anu "it
Kinds OF ielieaci4s go s'Ht i.t .1-,r W.
people ON "a picnic ground %" tiRhn7
seen In various pHris OF the itriS
1850 O'Clock GOVoruur tuuHasvn Nar
introduced Nv Mr.. fhoniou. "i" 4A'4 '
hriof but eloquent trihl.c Tee lne us
for about two hours nnd b utlf, and ri'v1
Wa loudly Hppl,utled 10y ,hr uniirnc".
nh, afternoon WAS takHu up ifut'lahF
hy amuScnrntg ANA hv 0nnnuu''me Nis
cau lilates. Governor Culporson's hl'erh
in fIli nnl,purS plerNrnlr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22

Eleventh Annual Enoamrment nt Dallas
Grlnl street lnpoAnt.

.
Granl street Pageant
Dallas. Texas. A.orl -l-rhe eleventh
annual oncamumeut of tie Grand Army
Of the Republic cpencl here today With
large Attendance auI one OF the most
atfaetive pagaies e,er witnesses ~ pai-
pyer the entrance to Turner ball
hHAed 10y TWO broad tanners, was tm
-"li ora cleN4 Nv e.. one, Gonrades ana
Fr.-Hls.' Hrre th" standuu-hcarcts OF
,he arani Army Gi tAe Ner3piie ana the
t'Uafr i,rate Veterans ioir'I c-lor- and
i.rlrr this arch. anniemouc Of fsi.udst!p
dUL ouuif.l.sali, marched trr Veterans of
tofU siits As the carriages containing
t.- Woinap's Relief CORPS u.l pas. tae
ia lies act.oNl lgcd ins sra eiul ouriest
WIZ sml''s ana bows ana WaNlns oil
Gae ,aacsr Zouayes. before breaking
ia S-- vtro lul through tGcu rvplulnrs.
au.i q fh- -ama hour tne Mnmar's H.
Corps ne' in Their hai aud !eiI an
inter. sung session 7 niSi' puhiie r.
I Turner ban. There Mlyor Holland vel
opin.i -f- t-trrHrs saying:
Til. udlrets Of welcome was delivered
by MAYOR Holland. ii- said.
II rs ulN4ys a pleasure 10 me To weleomc
Visitnrs 80 the citv whatever ta" season
al Oh. Scar and from whatever chmr tne
~ TORS uluy haii. and herewith extend
he hand ~ gr,e.ns 70 The veAa. h'auc =
oil the Grand Army 4 the Ropubli. aud
YOUR euests the United co- redera'r Vet
GRAMS. and your Industrious aux Gary,
| and conscientious work Of these ladies is
| especially worthy ~ commentator. ana
| aid they render from time 10 iiu" ma ,tis"
/ iulerest- of tho organi2at.Jns which Z am
now addressing. Yuu arc Vel and nnu-
pily mt at lhi- season II the year. wAen
| thA ekv r. n cenorY II opals u the day
| AID swinging blossom sarl"n nj riLht,
| II is wise ~ mold your manual ereAnp-
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and as about 100 of them left before the
termination OF tho proceedings II was I'M
possible 10 get their names
me sound money Statc executive com
fnttco met tonight at the Or'outaI,
twenty -four members present, nui ifQ-
seeded to orgauizc the campaign. Each
member Of the committee was asked to
see that at least i've spcechos are nodc III
each county IN his territory II was also
determined to at Once perfect county or
lanlYni Toms Mhnrn nnnn nNIsi.
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s: ] eep B

BY its power to respond 10 N y
needs Hoods sarsaparilla hs M
itself the greatest friend Of vs1
Thousands write that they have
given health and strength BY /,
IT is the great blood purifier, ,pd B
sequenty the true nerve tonic,
81 feel that ] should b w,,ts
common gratitude should fall ,oh,
benefit my wife has derived from n,
Sarsaparille. She became serIou.,
from running ulcers, caused BY poou.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22

l'latouia. Texas, Arril sl-The advance
quarI of the delegates so tho congros-
.Ioual convention which meets tomorrow
h,v. arrived Cuncy. Rodgers Shermack
linrNin Green and sove.M other 'FRONT.'
uent rtpunlrans are on the sropnd get
tine r,adv fer the 'rusglc Lively tim.s
Hre anticipated. iio'tot- heeis It voa'is
in Delegation from this county. and VI
quincy succeeds iu controlling the conVen-
lion lie VIII 10 doubt be seated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22

when the conference was called 10 or
der there were about 2Dl delegates IN thc
opera house
The proceedings Of Tho committee ON
resolutions were executive but II Is un-
defstood that they were quite warm.
Gone Johnson. polndeSler ard other
supporters Of the rejected majority report
feel sore. bu, viii not commit themselves
tonight
No ressstfy was kept OF The delegates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22

-uei to with attention. Judge Teichmuoi-
ler'e views upon the financial question are
peculiar. He is neither u god or SILVER
man. and j. opposed 20 any STANDARD es
tubIShcd Ivy law. 0r any Legal tenlei
liz hunks The government should put i's
teriiflc.te OF weight and fineurss upon
che metals. aud let trad" AMI comm rec
,..ful.'f.s MA. value ana standard.
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III e rva

Excitement, ovcrwork and 49,.
rnining the health Of tbou,,i''
women. fure Blood Is reovi,l
feed the nerves, good sppeh
digestive strength are dem,,a.,'
keep the body strong and vjss..
and to restore the exhausted ~ ~
there must be sound and rcfr.S.!
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8 8 | GOD

and was strongly advised BY 1 n
to try Hoods Ssrsaparilla. She I'd
had cured her and would no dosk
my wife. So we tried 1t, and to w !
its effect is wonderful, is only vi
mild expression. 1t :ppears to b /,
ing up n new constitution ior ha
as we are family Of eleven, thsrl
eleven OF us rejoicing at the result. |
"lithe foregoing induces only cs1
son, suffering IN I he same manner, II
Hoods Sarsaparila, shall feel mon !
rewarded" ELIJAH PACKER, Us y
roe Street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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RICH IS CONTEI|
But Con.en' Comes only 70 iS'
Enjoy Good Hea''@

How ofttn 10 we bear ,peTsscIn, 4
thnt they wouli give, ~ 'l II.s,s
posse ssions to be cured OF a.,a,,a
IT, usurpiug thmr Vitality sia.9ss
surely. undermining their e' III
Tgcy put Oft uDul tomorro" MI
shciild have attention TO-DAY, I'D
.pone Tho 1oumeucement oil ,n ~
ihat would bring back % ,ns II. !
ioyincu, Of good health, bul :. 4 4
from which they aufer e's,
raYagcs on the human sysiy'n al
As an smlnau; writer ohsy hi
SEEMS THAT THE Ju;A.aaTr m
ARE PRONE 10 NEvii'IfTTii 4
THINGS WHICH IN h,ftsEiiR ID
MOST TO DO WITH IHh"
gIsEC
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NOVEL FINANCIAL VIEWS.

Ioekhnrt. Texas, Aprli si.--Jndge II.
hreichmueler delivered an address 10 n
barge audience at the court house last
katurday evening on the necessity of dem.
kcratic unity. His speech was earnest.
kloQuent and philosophical. and was list.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-22
SAN hNToNio's FLOWER pAr-r, i,

ran Anionio. Texas. Anril N .rho .l,-,l
annual flower battle commemorative, 49,,
attic Of San Jacinto attracted =, oae -.
nors TO NE city which. WITH The hone
nss..as, meg the streets TO wItn,ss the
Sas'ant' The procession OF d.nora,ad
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DIR. HATHAWAY ~

vIsits ~ not springs. Ais. IBIS 4
her method Of TRAINED II ia.st
with our largo eNperichv.yes.lss "
, r,,,, * yes ss,,cuesessinl In R,sa,,u
Of 81, thi c,,, i. ! rsses nat hay,s sc,sss
ioNs so Tnr 81 The he best IN ~ a
country. Try our tf'" .oEp
BE sS,[ ,glg AND MIppL1IE..ssS's,
,,.na ~ u.s., w suorering from IN. ot:hil,
ar nrnseni indiscretions, -,ire ysd
vhii.h nrnnl, down the ..,s,If W ?
W., ni H. ,,fs n burden 10 yomas,i surss
yhnphi not neglect 10 "A slre
m.thol which Is SAT. n n,,re alsa 4
i r. n permaneni .,nataod. NJ
sritiCTtRE. \ new meibc'
,ine Tn only ratlou"' I'd
sen SSmpdI, ,ic,s cure or al hhiIfa, as
o,h"era INV. fail d. III
"a move This asseruon,r r., sufa
LADIES, you VIZ. your III
disrns's nctuiiar 70 .sinly N
Nyoai,nrss should cer'sw hica.
m thnd Of treatment hoes ave,
ia ali M thnd ana nftsu sinsxl
much pain. when ~ you VIZ
'f-y our treatment a'' "a
hI SIr.rs. Great ilseo,yf.irssiulis j
ante.d. No cut,lls, sns ME-
NERVOUS plSi>A' 70
Great success. thanks n
Send for symp ioin NJ
men. No. . for wonca tarfh, I,
diseases: No. ! for a,.-ss'ss q,
AL correspond,.n conntsnttssrr sa,
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The minority report differed from tho
majority report in thu following prrtIc-
,,i.....
- ir'N'ln i7r tine AoldWe hereafter -
0lill Do 'hi'nl nus oiN nfipn unl such
gen Daft'Hfien# Tor iAe domination Of
9ihnr oN fy .tc ienof3fc parry ol
w n iiiHu't nn immediate tNd thor
piIN nf-lirlraflou of ia" arnpcrauc
ftft At'ut A"It The state. th' formation
d" l''t" ttw cldls aHA mo npnnhtion
~ 'h'it ~ tN"rf oHhe Whose 'ler-
lisu is prNiirl son vs. law on me nr4t
I7f Hi'} $50 Nqy'n j er 1856. Ia 'l1se coln-
Nl "N' y iN' comma ilres maze
rtfi''d q" huw tnn kncc 20 thcsn gross
Y- FrNlouN on NC mart OF lAin'S !. Qua
i'' ana hS 500 a'ltj ooinuMire tnl n
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To be Opened March 10.
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charrs. The patronage OF
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ANNoUNcEM,

FOR CoNGREs
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county for Congress from
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as q candidate for Cong
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the action OF the Democi
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-03-11

A nowly elected member OF congress
from the west has a cane that Will IN
augurate a fashion. II looks like an
ordinary gold-headed cane, rather
larger than is fashionable Bat upon
close acquaintance there are some Pc
cullarities developed that will serve TO
make it very popular by simply TN
screwing the head little tube about
t.. yise OF straw pears and by p;ac-
IL .Ils in the moo.h and meoitauveiy
r5sIi.iI tie lif5 against the head OF the
ca..1 "a desire to go out between the
act4 IS tai..c away and TIE worst case
of th'.Gl t1st ever troubled theater-
gee ,rn la appcased. 1t is probable
that the cs1a habit will develop into a
fad w..h atleuuIois at the theaters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-03-11

A Trench naval engineer named
dIIumy has invented a pressed oilcake
for use as fuel on ocean steamers. II
is not affected by temperature, is
smokclcss and odorlcss cannot eyap-
orate or cause explosion and burns
only on the surface giving out intense
heat and leaving only from 10 2 per
cent OF ash 4 ton Of this fuel is
equal TO thirty tons of coal Cal costs
between S. and $40. II the half OF this
story is true" says the CEciunati
Price Current, "and NJ. GHuE really
has got substitute for coal hich is
less dirty. bulky. and costl", while
equally safe and powerful. lie has
opened the way to all sorts ot marine
possibilities. But discoveries OF this
kind have been made on psr2r a good
many times before and it N.,l be wen
TO await results before growing entbu-
elastic. Detroit Evening %efs.