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Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Des Moineg woman who has hsen
troubled with frequent cold conclud, d to
try an old remedy Ia q lew way and &C
ooroingly took tablespoonful (tonr times
The ususl dos Of Chamberlain Cough
Rsmedy just before going 60 bod The
slmost entirely disappeared. Daring tho
day she took a few does OF the remedy
(lne teaspoon.ul az q tlms) aud at night
aghin took Tablespoonful before going ia
oed and on the following morning awoke
free from ell symptoms OF the cold Since
then she has, on several occasions, used
this remedy in Ike manner. with the SAM
good results aud Is much eleted over her
discovery Of &, aules a way OF curing a
cold. For sale by Y. James Belt, druggist,
corner s xih and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 12.-One OF the
largest diamond seizures ever known in
tho United States customs service was
made by special agents of the treasury on
board tho Red Star steamship Rhynlnnd,
lying 40 pier 90, south whnryos. box
containing 500 600 worth Of valuable gems
was taken from Captain Losowitz, the
master of the vessel, and locked up In the
seizure room Of the appraisers stores.
They were assigned to Herman kock &
Co. of Cincinnati Captain Losewitz dc.
claros that be did not know the contents
of the box and that he is innocent of I'm.
tcntion to smuegle the diamonds lie
has been arrested.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
srnEnr . snnnn DEpARrMnNr sALn


CTREEr AND SEWER DEPARTMENT.
- SALE.
~ virtue Of warrant OF the Mayor % the
Clty OF Whining on, no ua directed. VIII De
exposed az public sale 90 o'cli ck p. M, on
TUESDAY. THE EIGHT ZENITH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. D.. 1895.
AZ tho County Court House. IN The City Of
wilmington. New Castle county and State OF
DaiuWafc. a ih0se certain lots or pieces OF
land situated ia the city OF Wiimil gton
slnr said:
No. J. loginning 81 the intersection formed
by The soutueriy side % MaIyl nd avenue
s1uiherly by said side cf stroud street one
hundred feet 90 a corner, thence westerly
parallel with MurylHud avenue forty feet 10
another corner. thence northur j. parallel
with stroud street one hundred feet 90 the
aforesaid side Of Maryland avenue and thef Gee
Their hy casterly forty feet 20 The place of boz
ginning. BE the contents thereof ~hat they
may.
No. =. Beainninr 40 o roint on The oastcrly
side of ClaYm ont strtcf nc The distance 81 one
hundred feet slutherly fum he fouiheriy
eide OF shall cross avenue corner ne OF late
OF NJ. n Chids aud Compp ny g hand; the ce
e1stcrlY by line OF said Chi d. and Comp tny p
lano and farallr with shahuross avenue one
huudIr feet 10 a c3rner;ihence eouiherly auc
parallel with Clayton street hfty T. ct 20 q cui-
ner; thence westerly uaral al with tho first
dtH. rio line one j ncrtd feet 90 the aforc-
said side of Clayton street, and thence There
by noriherly fifty feet ip The place Of hegir-
Seized and tsken IN execution es the
property 1T john dwards. and in br sold
hv THE kOA 40 bN biltr GlDN~ OF IHh
SfREErAN SEWER uFpAnrliENT.
n. IS % no above named properilts are 10 Doe
sold 10 satisfy a lien thereon for sewers.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Mrs, Richsrd G Mitchell. OF Baltimore
T. he onast ~ friends IN ms city
where she will remain until Friday.
J Warden Calhoun. Of Georgetown, was
10 the city LAST night.
Wiss Bsrtha Men a.. OF ElktOn, Il
tie guest Of fiisi d IN this city.
John Lawrence Richie has returned
from visit 10 Ekton.
Harvey Jordan is spending few days
AZ CasFry HILL sid
Miss Name McGralh entertained HI
friends a. musical az Der home Ssc,T q
aud jackson streets. the other evening.
Cap ain I'll omss A Kane. of the Pc ic
Department. leaves this afternoon fo'
RAhway, n j., TO attend the funeral 4
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Charles G. Rogers, 20, son Of ex.Post.
master Rogers OF Colchester, committed
suicide By shooting
James II. McVicker, the well known
theatrical manager of Chicago, waH stricl-
en- with paralysis and is not expected to
live
A wreck occurred on the Illinois Cen
trail between Dongola and Westing, Ills.
and five persons were killed and several
injured.
At conference Of the leading Pennsyl-
vania Republicans 10 was decided TO pre-.
sent the name Of senator Quay at st.
louis for PRESIDENT.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
The Dovsr Leap Year panee.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DovER, Feb. 10 The leap year dane,
took place last evening at the Hote
Richardson and WAS attended by msny
of the elits Of Delsware's society
Almost every town on the Peninsula wa.
represented The decorations were
pretty and tasteful and tho gowns worn
oy the women were among the most
magnificent ever seen in this town, noted
FOR It's pretty aud stylishly gowned
women. The leap year idea was carried
out t. perfection, the usual order OF
Times being reversed during the entire
evening
rhe patrons were: R. L. Holiday.
Judge D. T. Marvel, Chancellor John R
Nicholson, II. a Richardson, D. NJ.
Wilson, and Benish Watson
The committee was constituted SIS
Follows; Mrs. Clark, Mrs. r l..
Holiday. Mr. J. H Heverin, Mrs d T.
Marvel, Mrs Daniel Mflln, Mrs ]. R
Nicholson, Mrs H A. Richardson and
Nrs } II. Wilson.
fhe dancing program contained twenty
numbers and the music was furnished by
OslesbY's Orhestrs.
Among those present were: Nj. and
Mrs ] H. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Mltllin Mrs. Boyston. Mrs j. Il Heverin,
Miss Russell, Miss Kemp. Judge d. T..
Marvel and wife, Miss Ellison, Mr. and
Mrs II. Beers. Miss Schabinger,
Mics Sharp, Miss Julia Jones,
Miss Ella Jones, Miss May Jones, Miss
Elizabeth Wallace. Miss Berth Wallsce.
Miss Lila Cole, Miss Cochran, Miss
Ethel Stewart Of Philadelphia.
Miss Tschudy. of Smyrna; Miss Atkins
Miss Smith, the Misses Pearson, of VIII
mington; Miss Mszle Townsend, of
Camden; Miss Beulah Wllds Miss LIZ 9
Denney. Miss Nevs PArvis, Miss Mary
Register, Mr. and Mrs d. r. Ford, The
Misses Carter, Joe Marvel aud wife.
Miss Marvel, G @ Cole, A B.
Richardson, W. w. Richards son.
H. Lee Walker. Harry Wal
ker, RIdgely Harrington. Max
Harrington. Harold Gator Hsvsrin, 7. c.
Frame, Jr., Frank Smith. A J.
Pennewill, William Psnnewill, henry
Dorzback, c. E Zorsman, vii
liam salisbury, De- Stius, G w
Cnllen. OF Georgetown; William s. Hilles.
II n Fell, OF Wilmington; Frank
Shakespeare, T. Victor Clark. Howard
AZ. Wilkinson, Howard Calbrsth, Il
Wallare. Books Ross. Nc. aud Mrs B
i Holiday, Miss Stsvro, Miss HarRa-
dine. Miss Cooper, d Mlffln VIII
son and wife; Chancellor John R
Nicholson and wife, Bsniah Watson and
wife, Thomas o Calbreth and wife.
Mrs. George A. Millingtan, Mr. and Mrs
Amos Cole. MIS- L A. H Bishop VIM q,
Brady. Miss Minnie Jester, Miss Amy
Ford. Miss Lawrence Miss Heverin Alfred
Ward, William Dsnney, q Massey. Davis
Brown, Frank Grier. William Sharp
William Metten, J. Edgar Llyton, OF
Bridgeville; John D Hawkins, DR.
Wilkinson and Charles n. Wootsrs, of
Esston, Nd.
Mrs. Ambrose McVsigh OF Whining
ton, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n H. Hutcbins.
Henry e Pascoe. Of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting relatives here, returned
home yesterday.
Frank Mclaughlin, OF Wilmington, is
visiting In Dover
He iry Dorz5a left this m1rnlng for
= business trip to Atlantic City aud New
York.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

No. 20.4lS A stylish little costume Of
fine quality OF serge, whipcord OF
diagonal suiting in q dark Indian red,
rich blue or warm brown, with plated
q ench blouse aud full skirt The wlde
tox-plait in front is pTettily decorated
with heavy thread lace insertion over a
color harmonizing with the costume and
lie fine side plsits are outlined with
tinted buttons.
Girls Dress requires for medium size
u yards material q Inches wide, 81 yards
SO Inches vide or yards Al inches wide
Lining yards Gu In sizes, from
S to 10 years
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Baptist Anniversary at Portland. ore
= For this Meeting. which Is to be held
in May next, tho Chicago. Milwaukee &
st Paul railway will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip
This company has its own line bstws en-
Chicago and 81 Paul and Chicago aud
Omsba and runs solid vestibued electric
lighted trains every day ia the year
Close connection Is made at both Omsha
and St Paul with through trans contl-
mental trains on connecting rosd
Any information desired concerning
routes, rates, etc. will be cheerfully
furnished on .arplicEtion to John R.
Pott District Passenger Agent, VIII
liamspert. Pa or to any coupon ticket
agent IN the United States or Cangda.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

LIMA, Peru, Feb. l2.-Narious possihl,
solutions Of the current cabinet crisis hori
are indicated as probable, one being that
Senior PARE should again assume the port
folio of the ministry of war. MIR. Jones,
the grantee of the concession for the Hual.
gayoc railroad, has left here for the United
States, "A large crowd being present or
bonrd OF the shin % bid him goodby.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

We have few copies Of beautiin
wori, handsomely bound, containing sew
ersi hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit which will DO sold 40 81 20 a copy,
which is about one fourth The publlca
ton price. Also some copies Of Rand and
NcNally'a CTclspedia &C &2 95. worth
four times thu rf 90 asked. Can be seen
40 the EyRfrvO JOURNAL rfilce
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Miss Katie Mullin celebrated her tenth
blrsbday AZ the home Of her parents. Mr.
end Mrs MALTA. No 1881 West
Fourth street. last night. Nesrly City
Of her yonng friends assembled aud sPsnt
q very Ell ! 'yebe evening
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
Rhode Island Democrats Angry.

Providence. Feb ~. The Democratic
state central committee has authorized the
preparation OF communication TO the
president asking why their recommends
tions TO office are not considered The
cause is the appointment of j. s. Mckay,
a Republican sympathizer, to the Office of
United States marshal ia place OF John
~ Driman recommended by the commit.
foe
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
CURING A COLD.
Tho shortest and surest way 81 Witch It
Can he Done


"fhcrc are Thousand Ways OF fighting q
"a but only one way 20 effect n crrc.'
10 was an experienced medical man who
uttered this sage remzrk not long ago.
'Do you know" he continued. 'that thcre
's one way 10 cure colds amt prevent COLDS
that can nlwRl De relied upoui II is a aeie
a. reliable rene dy. lnt J always hesitate 20
serious mistakes. VIII tell you w confidence,
however. that there is nothing better or safer
20 take IN winter time than pure malt wills
key. The only trouble a that IL must b.. abs3.
.utely pure. The q binary whiskey you yet in
saloons or bar.rOoms will not do That u
where m 80 people get a wrong idea. They
Thin that whiakey IS whiekey and that AZ is
all the same They forget that there a hardly
a wliskey free from adnlforation. To do Rty
good, whi,key must be thoroughly pure and IL
= only sch a whtkey that / would ever
The opiaion above given e. interesting. but
II 10 not now. Every experienced uhyelcian
knows that Lure malt whiskey a nature 3
great remedy for eimulRtlng the vi al fOi cea
and building up the health But such whis-
key IA not TO be fou nd ever, where. There H..
ia fact. only one that has been proved 20 D /.
incidentally pure and free from aduiieratiOu.
This whlskey Is Duify's pure malt. which Is
universally r. cogni1eu az 4 wonderful health-
giYor aud restorative. Nothing has ever COM
pared with 10 Tor ionlng up tho dig stive or,
gans creating a healthy appetite, stirring up
the blood ana givif renewed vigor 10 o cry
part Of the body 10 viii lot Only keep of
colds, grip and pneumonia. but IL will cure
them. Every person who takes 10 can SO
through the teVUrest winter without any fear
OF Chilis or pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
Representsd Dalaware

BE ~ B Thompson. OF this city,
represented the state at the annual
banquet Of tho Prncston Alumni Asso
citation at the Bsllsvus. Philadelphia last
night Mr. Tnompsoa was one Of the
speakers OF the evening.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

There vas r'-aeent pary st The
home Of Arthur Dewey, thirdeth and
hArset street last nlgnt. Among the
guess present were Mlss Viola RAWLINGS.
Henry Parrish. P Parrish, B rt Nutter.
Walter Jack, William Truitt and Walter
Mex zig
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Boston, Feb. i2.-After a spirited de
bate tho amended resolution for state bi.
onnial elections passed the house Of repre-
sentatives by a vote Of i16 yeas to "a nays
Seven Democrats voted for the resolution.
and aaNon RnnuhLcnns voted agalnst h.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
WIll Sod NJ alore Parks.

To the Editor Of the Evening Journal.
SIR: Having seen card In last
evenings paper, stating that the Board
Of Pork Commissioners Intends 70 meet
the Law and Finance Committee Of
Council this evening for The purpose Of
purchasing more park land, i6 may not
be out Of place for me, os citizen aud
tax payer. TO ask those gentlemen II they
had not better walt untll they
see whether the people need any
more parks or not. IL the air
of our city Is to be scented with the
Garlic and onion odcr IN he future as It
MSS been in the past, six or eight
months, the commissioners will have
parks to sell for it would be unjust to
Tax OR People for privilege which
they could not erj y
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

ASHLAND. Pa, Feb. l2.-While Antho.
ny Leskie and Joseph Yarksca miners,
were ON their way home from work thoy
were struck and killed by freight train
on tho Reading road Both were married
men and lived 40 Gilborton.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

ROCHESTER,, Feb. IA report has
been received here Of a wreck ON the New
York Central railroad at Maccdon. IL f.
said that three people are dead and many
others iufurau
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Henry Colbert. residing at No. 1923
East Eleventh street. while wrestling
with friend yesterday, was thrown and
broke his leg. He Was sent 20 the
Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Ladies' read the fashion article on the
tLisd page Of this paper ard send ten
cents 60 the EVENING JOURNAL Office for
an up-t TO- date pspsr pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

CHARTERED oak. polish finish, box seat,
French leg, what more is to be desired
in a S. so chair Surprising thing
this lot goes at So. Arm Chairs to
match, 81.
Another High Back oak with cane
seats and carved backs, S. is the price
now--but should be $I.5o.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

o w. o. Hartman, sheriff Of Tyler Co +.
w Va appreciates a good thing aud does
not hesitate to say so. He was almost
Frustrated With a cold when he procured
a bottle Of ChamberlSin's Cough Remedy.
Be says IL gave me prompt relief
dnd 10 TO b an invaluable remedy for
coughs and colds For sale By = James
Belt, druggist, Sixth ana Market streets
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
Silver Saving
SAYINGS

After having given much thought and time the
research of the great furniture markets OF this wonderful
producing of able the early
arrival of many of the goods In many instances
hand right time TO close out certain lots far
below the original prices OF these we speak to-day
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Birch Washstands, SO inches wide.
combination style, with one long, two
short drawers and closet; price was
SO so; our price now So. Just the
thing for an odd piece TO fill in.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Antique Bureaus or Dressers, with
2ox4o bevel edge mirrors; has two
long drawers and cabinet on one side,
with two small drawers and hat box;
made TO sell for SIS. Our price
now IS.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Two very clever Suits for low price
SI7 and $40, have 24xSo bevel mir
rors, shaped tops, full regulation size
and finely polished. Eight dollars
more should be added to the price
of both.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
A.nUEHLER r; NICHOLS.
BUEHlER & NICHOLS,
UndtFtakers and EmbaImeTs,
Telephone. $50. SIS sHIPLEV ST.


Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re
llcvcd in six hours by the "Now Great south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
le aGreat surprise On account OF is exceeding
pro'1ptncSs 80 relieving pain IN the bladder,
Eiddcye. back ana every part OF the urinary
passages In male or female. il relieves reton-
tiou NJ water and psiu IN passing II almost
immediately. II you wait quick relief aud cue
.. JAmee BELT. dI assiste, Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

There was only two Victims before the
Municipal Court this morning Thomas
Alexander. arrested by Officer Heal st
Fifth and TaLnall for being drunk and
exposing his person. was fued $40 aud
costs Martin Mcdonald. SIR I'D 10y
Officer Scott. disordsrly conduct on the
coast. wss alloWei 10 so On his promise
to set out Of town and stay cut.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
THE DANCE ar DOVER.
Young Women of the Capital
Show the Men What TO Do.
RECEPTION TO MISS SB1HBRsoLE

Many Wilm1petonians Met the Acct m.
plishsd Actress at tho Home Of Judge
aud Mrs. BalI-Intsrestins Social News
From smTrna-Vther Matters Of Interest
60 WilmlDktO,A Readers.
All COMM nications intended for Insertion
N this colp nnshould be addressed to Society
hdltor, q re Of the kvENIN0 JOUREAL. Com
munlco'-io should be written On one side OF
The pr per only. taN
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

CONsTANTlNCrlE. Fob. l2.-The sultan
has invited the powers TO recognize Prince
Ferdinand cf Bulgaria.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
Old POINT COMFORT TOURS.

Richmond and Washington
VIII leave Ncv York aud rhiaiti. hla Feb
rnary 1uaud March D., l..n
Detailed Itineraries VIII Do sent on npnlca-
tion to Tourist agent. No 1896 hf0adwas New
York o.ty. os Room ili, Broad Street Steticn,
Philadelphia
j. 2. WOOD. Gtu. w BOYD.
Gen Pass Agent. Asst. Cen. Pass. Ascent.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

A thought should be given to the
Carpet required for spring, while the
low prices are prevailing.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

Ninety per cent. OF All the people need 10
take a course Of Hoods Saraaparlia a. This
season Co prevent that fuu-dusn condition OF
the ~. fau ~ lich Invites disease.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do not
purge. pain OF grippe. An dfurgi,is. 25t
Evening journal., 1896-02-12

SOM, times IN ihn Way Who's this msn
who has grown 50 rich IN your wardf" 'Oh.
that's Skr5te, an lguorant sort OF fellow 81
And the ma1 who's bankrdptf' "Ihht's
Mazlleg. The eminent authority on lnancier-
ing. chicago Record
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
70 EN- MS YLWAMBA
z RAILROAD co.
Observation-Disclosures TOURS
CALIFORNIA.

A tour 10 CALIFOaNlA ana the PACIFIC
Goa IT VIII lcave NeA York ANA PNiindnl
uhia March M 1885, FDur ara one holi wee ks
win DE spent il California.
Evening journal., 1896-02-12
MAY CAUSE CIVIL WAR.
The School Question In the
Province Of Manitoba.
REMEDIAL BILL IN PARLIAMENT.

Proposition to Restore the Roman Catho-
lie schools Is likely TO BE Resisted. and
strife May Follow-Thc Old scctarian
Conflict to BE Revived.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-18

n Nsoo oa1voe EinassunsSsa Ieassa ~
- Dsnsas y 1hsss w. MssA r
Whist y II makes Some people poorf
The crime of 1878
How did that s'crime'' cause poverty!
BY striking down one-half a the mon
q d tho country.
How much silver money was there In
the United States In 1873?
Less than $50, OOO. 600.
Il How much have we nowi
Six hundred and twenty five million
dollArA
Does this increase Of about $3.50, OOO,-
600 look like q reduction In tho volume
a our silver money!
80 Senator Stewart sayA
What causes foods cyclones. droughts,
weevil. bollwor1nA graashoppera. go
pheGs and other evils which injure the
farmeas' and planters' crops?
The gold standard
What will make the cows give more
milk, the sheep grow more wool, the
hogs weigh twice e much and the hens
lay bigger eggs?
+ The silver standard
Name some Of the silver standard
countriea
China, lndiA - Mexico
Are thepeopaoo9 those countries more
prosperous than the American farmers
and workers3
No: they are great deal puoger.
Why has not their silver money made
those countries rich?
AK something easier
Il there are more poor people in silver
standard countries than in gold using
nations how would free coinage Of sc
cent dollars abolish poverty in the Unit
ed Safest
That b ono Il the things that nobody
can ind ont
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-18

Tia philaaelnhia American. a raner
nnhlished Is : smnd money citv lint
devoked q thu oanse AZ free COINAGE. Re-.
neaAa n : racant iasna. the stale ola as.
ssrfinn fhat q n tha adnnt;on ~ tho cold
aEandard Which haa canaed snch = mark.
"a eaecIina n nricaa Withnnt goino intn
~ se,ersl nneaTion ~ tha effeot Which
ia 0uantity az mooney n = omntrv M
- ~ nrices n oor.la q a. univ neef,1nl
e ,,cint =, 80 49, 4h.t rr;ceu h.,a % II.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-18
GIN Its

U1NADx sl&1kAA u NiEkkN0s
jTHEv Assg ALl1oeT upsAsslaoo 40 non
SOUND MONEY!.
1saA1 - D1sak RAsav - - 49, A1a1ss
- Caina 1Asv 1ssA : xaspp ~.
ssasass = ~ vsesss = - OssaAsy.
M. Gustav n schwsb y rrsuadsnS
a the German societY q New York
city and II therefore In tuuch WITH
Germans and Herman AnAeticano a this
country. Being also ) psuminent bus.
mess man, be II 1azmiliae With the views
Il Germans On the fnancdal question. IN
an interview On May II Is I'D:
! Am convinced from my knowledge
a my Geeman-AmeEican 6ellOw citi-
sens and their ways q thinking that
the vast majority d them IN the oomin9
political contest win entirely disregard
party ties and win voee for that marty
which declares foe tie mainesnarca b.
yond possibility of doubt, IL the gold
standarl u value. md thaa they will
nos give their suffrage % my candidate
who may BE- suspected a : leaning To-
ward free silver coinage o. 10ward any
coanpromise with the silver poopla
They condder that Tho paEamount
question before the country Is present Il
the integrity II cur moneeuy syseem,
and their votos will 90 10 that rarity
which they believe win uphold the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-06-18

BRICK FOR SALE.
Two car loads Of brick ii first class
condition for sale ata reasonable price.
WARREN Fisk
We are about to introduce new
Sewing Machine. Watch our I'd.
Something In Il. s. G. Thornton.
EXTRA FANCY FLOUR.
e.afo1leee = 80 . - ~ 1l1ts
The nobbiest and latest stock of
spring hate and cars just received OF
Freshman Bros. Styles and prices COR.
TWELVE
Illinois Central Excursions.
Rspahl llatioaaI Convention.
0t.ISOui0, Mo-, June l0.
One lowest Art Onrs fars for the roand trip.
Northwestern Iowa Veteran As
socjoliea no1aioR.
Cssrsctssnyille, lswa, Jans 14.26.
Oee lows1s mn siass fare for the round trip
ssss rs 5 g Sc ~ s nd one asss e
oae-shird ials mon shsrpoints Is Iowa a. %
Chaail1qsa Assembly.
Nsasss9ek -, JsAs 3 = Jnlx Is.
Ilollo1M foGcollu uaI ASSucla1lou
BnnNlo, N.Y.,.July 3 10 m.
One loxsse 1rat c. lArs for tho round trip.
pln q absrship to.
DemogF1tis nlfi0lll Colfsntiea.
Chicago, I1l., July %.
One lswsst Gras Co., dare fsf the round trip.
|lltefl1fiolal ChfiSfiaa Endgaror
eolrsltion.
NasAinGSs1. =. s, Jsiy 500.
EpmsfA Lgllde ljssmblu and
1f1iIilq Sshsal
ssssa laiS, ls~a, Jaly s-.7i.
DapAsf Yllag psspls's Ulian Con
rsatien.
Mitsaahss, Wiscsasia, July lG..ls.
IliHl1ll Elsinpnslf d fhs Grind
lfnI II ne Republic.
q. RaaL Minn, -. I'D
Lsss shaa 90 fare NJ 10 round trip. &C
xpwo,sA IAagusss, Christian ID.
aesyosetA nerlist yoong Psople, D1nkarls,
nsis e IT "a se es4 I so1se
~ "a nsllnhle" l11ineje Central RailroeA.
NJ ACcON0DA ~ EKER9DODY.
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scHEMe TO LOWER WAGES

The following Il the suggestive head
Ing of an article 81 The Sun Of Lexing-
lon. Ky: