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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

San Francisco, Nov.6.-All precincts
In California have been heard from
with the exception Of 1875. and McKin.
ley's plurality In the state up 10 date is
6l90. The missing precincts are in the
remote sections and cannot be heard
from for several days, but they cannot
materially change the result.
The congressional situation is much in
doubt. So far, it is known the Repub-
licans have elected three congressman
and the Democrats two. The Sixth and
seventh districts are very close and the
official count may have 20 decide the
yictors.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Nov. 6.-From re-.
turns received mp to midnight the Cali.
iornia Legislature win be Republican on
joint ballot by about Is majority. There
may be changes in favor Of the Demo.
Gratis when the complete returns are in.
but not enough to give them control Of
the legislature.
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IHe ELec1loN CAUSED
c. y. MeLenE and Miss rLlllp.
at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.--When thd
American people exercised thei
ereign prerogauye Tuesday and E
William Mckinley to the presto
they also, unconsciously assume
responsibility for the marriage OF
MoLenz and Miss Ella o. Phillips.
story is n pretty one, and presei
mingling Of love and politics that vi
delight the heart OF a novelist at a
for an original plot.
When the Republican national
mittee opened headquarters in CHI
It chose as secretary Of the Germa
reau young man named @. L. Nell
As the campaign progressed aud
bureau, like an the others, was %
up 10 ~ official ears by business
found necessary 60 cngare a
rapher. and Miss Ella g. Philli
offered the position aud accepted
That was the situation when I
opens. but Mr. Mc=anz was a
man and had thought for other
than the disposition OF tho
vote, aud Miss Phillips hs
charms than her ability 20
typewriter The end IA not ha
Though the two young people
met before, and the Republican
committee threw them togetl
headquarters Of the German
acquaintanceship rapidly dew
something stronger than friohdsh
Few, II any, Of the visitors
German bureau knew Of the wild,
ing thoughts Of love that were bea
within the breast OF the cuisines
secretary, and still fewer understOo,
tender infections that transforms
dull political letter urging Mr. Gug
heimer to support with all his N
the cause Of sound morty and pr
ton into an assurance Of unAltei
love in the ears % the pretty y,
woman to whom the letter was dicti
The secret was well kept, and IL is
by reading bet seen the lines that
story Of the q ieer oourtship can be 4
ont.
The ey's Of love are proverb
sharp an the ears Of love prob
possess the same qualification. At
rate, Mr. McLenz and Miss Phillip,
derstood each other perfectly VIII,
the rest u the world did or not.
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karl's Glover Root Tea purldes the
blood aud gives n clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
Matinee t0day-Last Perform
ance Tonight.

The schwarr Stock Company will
give a grand family matinee today at
? 30 p. m, reproducing that ever popn.
lar comedy drama, made famous by
Joseph Jefferson, endiled Zip Van
winkle." Every lady aud child should
see this great play, a. il is one Of the
most interesting and most instructive
plays before the pubic today. Owen
Rartlett As Rip proves conclusively that
he is master Of bis at; his makeup
is most excellent aud he loses his own
identey completely in the character Of
the old man returned after twenty
years sleep In the Catskills. His sup.
port Is by far the hest in this PLAY.
The csmpa9v will close the engage
msnt here tonight with famous play
play drama iEed from Du Mauriers
"Trilby." Many Of our people have
seen he play. Every detail as 20 stag
Jog the play haa been carefully looked
after aud The management prom the
most sucJs.iul production of thci, cn.
gagomoat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

NEw HAVEN, Nov 5.-The orgAniua.
ton Of the National Democratic party
will be perpctuated, according toastate.
mcnt issued by Chairman J. W. Mills
He declined, however. to make state.
ment as 10 the attitude Of the gold
standard Democrats toward the silver
Democrats, but will issues circular soon
defining their position.
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10th Claiming Wyoming.

DENVER, Nov. GA special dispatch
10 The Republican from Cheyenne says
the Republican state committee osti.
mates the plurality for It's electoral.
congressional and state ticket when full
returns are In, at 500.
The Democratic state committee claims
that from its returns the silver electors
aro oIrrfrd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

CANTON. o.. Nov. G.-McKinley 70.
cc.ycd Bryan's telegram Of congratula.
lions on his election TO the presidency
this morning. lie took the first oppor-
tunity 70 20 to the library and write the
following:
"Hon. William J. Bryan. Lincoln.
Neb. l acknowledge receipt Of your
courteous message OF congratulation
with thanks, and beg You viii receive
my best wishes for your health and hap
piness."
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ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. G-The most
remarkable well in the history Of the
gas belt has been struck east OF this
city. It's pressure is above $40 pounds.
Efforts TO throw silver dollar down Il
even sideways proved unsuccessful. rs
the pressure is strong enough 10 force IL
ont. II is 100 pounds stronger than the
other wells Of the gas belt and seems to
be permanent. It was drilled in terri.
tory considered Improbable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

SAIr LAKE CuY. Nov. o Returns in
50 Ear give Bryan 90, CSC Mckinley r..
0is The legislature stands So Demo
Gratis, 2 Republicans, Populist and 3
independents. Among the successful
candidates for the Legislature on the
Democratic ticket was Mrs. Martha
Hughes Cannon 70 the senate.
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IN A LITTLE BOAT.
Captain Frsiisoh WIN Circle the world
In . Schooner.

In schooner.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Captain Adolph
Freitsch sailed into port yesterday from
Milwaukee with the little schooner
Sohlitz Globe on the first stage Of jour
ney which will extend around the
world The schooner IL only 10 tons
measurement and 40 feet long. and
Captain Freitsch Is the entire crew.
She is fitted out with everything neces.
sary for a trip around the world. and
Captain Freitsch viii navigate her the
entire distance alone. He is a stalwart
sailor Of IS years OF age, and does not
seem at all alarmed at tho prospect Of
spending months alone In his little craft
on the ocean.
The Schlitz Globe will be towed 10
the canal and started or h.f long jour.
ney. Her rcuie wiu b. down the Mis-.
sissippi to the Gulf Of Mexico, and
thence around Cape Horn. Sailing
alone across the ocean IN a small boat
Is not a new experience for Captain
Freitsch, he having sailed from Sandy
Hook 10 the Irhh coast in 50 days and
Z hours
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The ian Lined.

PEORIA. Ills. Nov. 6.-F. p. Sargent,
grand master Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen, telorr los from
San Francisco, that Ia has met with
complete saoccss IA negotiating with
the Southern Pacific. The members
will be pnt ON the same footing thu
were before the great striEe Of 1894. and
on the same foOting as those OF other
organizations.
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just Arrived.

A new lot Of ladies beautiful waists
latest patterns IN dne dress ducks and
lot Of handsome rugs. We haye a ladies'
new congress shoes and Oxford ties
which will be very popular. Can and
examine these goods and you are sure to
be pleased. Cole Bros. iwk.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07
THREE MONTHS SENTENCE.
MFa Castle Convicted Of the Charge Of
Shopllftlng In London.

hra. Castle Convicted OF the Charge OF
ShopiiftiaE In London.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-lOopyrighted. 1896.
by the Associated Press The trial Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Waibor NJ. Castle Of San
Francisco. charged with shoplifting.
took place today. and resulted in Mr..
Castle being acquitted and Mrs. Castle
being sentenced 20 three months inn
prisonment without hard labor.
In the courtroom after Mrs. Castle
had been removed there was quite a
commotion and expressions Of surprise
and dissatisfaction with the verdict.
Bernard Ahrahams, one Of the coun.
sci for the defense, remarked Meas.
ures have already been taken 20 secure
a reprievo." Mr.. Hodson Of the United
States embassy, ON leaving the sessions
Of the house. said: 1--WE shall get her
out within a week"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

CARSON Cry, Nov. 6.-Returns will
not be completed for 10 days owing 70
scarcity Of Geographic facilities.
Enough is known to assure the state
for Bryan at least 5000 Nowlands,
silver Democrats, is elected by at least
5000 The election Of J. p. Jones to the
United States senate viii be unanimous.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07
HATFIELD CAUGHT.

A Posse OF Citlsens Hun Down That
Noted Dlsturber.
THACKER, w. Va, Nov. 6.-Captain
Hatfield and his l4.yoar-old son, Glenn,
were captured in the mountains on Tug
river by posse Of citizens. They muir.
dered John and Elliott Rutherford and
HAnco Chambers on election day. Hat.
field was leader Of the Hatfield gang
when they battled with the McCoys a
few years ago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

GRoEsBEEcK, Tex, Nov. 6.-Clevo
jacobs, about II years Of age, while
walking near the railroad track. was
Knocked down by the oaboosc and a
wheel ran over his leg Just below the
knee. crushing it to a pulp. He was
was carried home in an unconscious
state He i, not expected to live.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

NASHVILLE, Nov 6-Complete and
partial returns from 81 ont Of SO conn.
ties show Taylor, Democrat, elected
governor by 5000, Bryan will have
about 1000 more than Taylor.
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Washington Returns.

SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. 6.-Late re-
turns from different portions Of tho
state indicate a small majority for Bry.
an electors, congressman and the entire
fusion ticket will be larger than Antici.
pated, conservative estimate placing IL
at 1900.
Returns so far received indicate the
silver fusion party will control the
Washington Legislature by over so ma
jOrity.
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inland Wul nrturn-

ST. Louis, Nov q. --Richard p. Bland
has been elected 10 congress from his
district by safe majority. He was
defeated two years ago by a small ma.
ioritv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

Tyler, Tex, Nov, 6.-Near the Cot
ton Belt depot Jim King, colored, was
shot AZ seven times lie was not hit
Some time afterwards he was caught,
plascd upon a barrel and beaten.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

WHITNEY Tex, Nov G.-The big
cottongin of Hunt Bros burned here.
The plant was built about two years ago
at a cost Of something over $1,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

DALLAS. Nov. 5 -Choicr ,hippias steer,
sa3l120l
hogs-tholcs cornfel ringing from ial 10 Us
NJ sae)aa0 light weights. S.6lags
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oregon Vote About Complete.

PORTLAND, OR. Nov. complete
returns from ail but three counties in
Oregon give Mckinley a plurality Of
2f.0.
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Chnrrrl MN KnlInr.

ELLNGER, Tex, Nov. 6-John Maret.
ka was arrested here, charged with kill.
Ing his fathcr.in.law, Anton Matelek.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

Senator Warren Of Wyoming assuring
ihe national committee that one Of Wy.
oming's electoral votes was sure for
Mckinley. Mr. Payne told Mr.. Pfister
IF the telegram and the Milwaukee man
was made happy. winning his bet.
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WONDERFUL EFFECT AT MUNcIe.
Factories WIN he Enlarged and Run
Pull Time.

Full Time.
CINCINNATI, Nov. GA Commercial
Tribune special from Muncie. Ind, says /:
Ball Bros GlassfActory company say
they viii build another mill at once, EN-.
ploying 800 men.
The Indiana Iron company which has
worked about one.tenth its capacity for
year, is flooded with orders. and will
resume work with 500 hands.next Mon.
day.
Tho Midland Steel company reports
an immense influx OF orders.
Tho Muncie ironworks put their men
% worl, on double turn yesterday. Five
Other factories report more orders than
Boo amy one week for months past.
Tho windowglass factories are idle
because OF o strike.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

BUFFALO, Nov. 6.-Great damage has
boen done shipping interests by high
wind. Wind still continues in gusts
Still showing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

DALi.As Nov a.-Ncw wheat 500
Oaia-2s19 oulk wagon CARROTS fah
cguntry p5inu 2GM
Cofn-sheh u, miSed bulk ioblois. ~, ear
fr0m wagon, "a ~ bals sheilcif h from
country pointa CARROTS -
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clalm o. q, csurI.r.Ieurn.l

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6-rhe Courier.
Journal claims the state for Mckinley
BY S56 votes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07

l was nervous. tired, irritable and
cross. Karl's Clover Root Tea has
made me well and happy.
Sold by all druggists.
MIS- T.. b. WORDEN.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,:

rs' Week, loo. Per Month. 5Oc
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CHICAGO, Nov wAoa,-No 2 rel 70,
do
Ccm-No. .. sii.c
OAis-No. white. l6i,a mto
Lard. = loo rs q i5tlN
Moss porx. = barrel Ontsm
short clear ,idcs. ooxri So tlsS
ehort rihs. sides loose, slBB8N
Dry sAitcd saoulders, u1xed. stmttS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-07
THE DAILY EAGLE.

i'rnd 81 ihe rofionce a. BRYAN. Texas az
foc0nd Class mall matter
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THE MARKETS.
Cotton.

NV DUMAS Nov Ordinary. G3li;
sod ordinary, 6iSid low midillng, 73is:
middling, -, good midihng y II. midding
fair, S3.t0
GALvEroS Nov. a-Orllnary, 65l0 good
ordinary. 9 o. 10. low mlddhng 3.l6. mid.
dling, : 5'l6i good midilng ~. middlins
fair,
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CHICAGO, Nov. 0-Caiue-Rccyipts. mO:
Tesas steers, ~ G3a3n
shcep-Reccipts, en, stea y tostrong.
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] ANAf AANahltNNN ~
Justice-Pool $50.
Constable Franklin 5.
ALLENFARM.
Commissioner-Airington 20,
81, Middleton Z.
Justice-Pool 234.
Constable Franklin 232.
wElLB0RN.
Commissioner. Middleton IL, Symms
p, Arlington 80.
Jusiice--Liski l23. Tom Jones SO.
Consiable-Farquhar 1850, Horace
Jones Il, J. ID. Batile9.
COLLEGE.
Commissioner-Arrington 100, Mid.
dlelon 81, Symms 81.
Jusiiec-Laski 50 Tom J,ne. 1911.
Constable Farquha 2l2, Horace
Jone. -.
BETHEL.
Commissioner-M Middleton lOl, Symms
30, Arlington SO, Hensarling 3.
Jusiire-Benson 2l5.
Constabe-J d. Jones l2l, Graham
1911.
KURTEN.
Commits ,oner-peter Thomas 1871,
Mcdonald "a. Zimmerman 1903, drew n.
Juslice-Thomas 1872, Zimmerman
/ 1872.
Conslable-Powers 20, Smith il9,
Gilpin TAO, Byars4.
HENRY GRANGE.
COMMUNICATIONS SO, Drew s.
Zimmerman 30, Mcdonald a.
Justict-Thomas 81, Zimmerman 20.
Charlottesville 20, Gilpln s.,
Powers 30.
MACY
Commissionci--peter Thomas Z, Drew
| 81, Zimn erman 10. John Henry |.
Ju.tice-Drew 70, Mcdonald 20, John
Henry 3.
Con,ab'e-SIark %, Frame 100, Nah
| %
HENRY SCHO0LHOUsE.
Commissioner Phillips 81, Henry S.,
Ballard 20
Justice-Ealon 6S, Rucker 20.
Constable-Haryey ~, Sanders q.
BATS STORE.
Commissioner-Phillips 2SG, Henry
100. Ballard 1856
Justice--Eaton $40, Rucker 100
Constable--Ilarvey 80, Wesley Jones
/ IS, Sanders 100.
Mr. JefrP Mitchell's name appears
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fzlner and Buck aer 1000; lowering aud
johnson 1000; Culbersou 10000;
Kea-by 2Ss, 90; Cline 1000.
II 1. almost certain Texas will 81
solid democratic delegation 10 congress
With one or possibly two exceptions
llawley and grass, republicans, Of the
tenth and eleventh district respectively.
X. l.; Henry IL elected from THE district
by very large and robu., plurality.
waylsnd is elected state senator. W.
l.. Dean representative, W q.
Taliaferro aud J c. Scott rec erted
district judges and distric, attorney
respectively.
ee table ior BraEos county vats.
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Remember WePfdSeyOu or Refund your Money!
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ourFits this season are giving entire satisfact
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Land for Sale.

On Monday, October Goth. 1886, at the court
house door in Raleigh, N G. ] will sell at
public cutlery the following described tract
of land in Wake county; The tract of land
In Cary township adjoining the lands of A.
g. Jones, the late Willie Baucom, the late
q. II. Afford and others, and containing 874
acres more or less, Il being the land owned
by the late Jesse Weathers at his Ceaths
Said land will be sold in three parcels, as
follows:
LIST One hundred acres 60 be cut of of the
north side of the tract by a line running
parallel with A. G jones' line, being that
portion of said lands covered by the mort
gage from Jesse Weathers to l.. ID. Castle
berry, registered in Book No. 100, y. 50, OF
the Registers office of Wake county.
I'd All that POI ton of said tract OF 374
acres which is not embraced in said 100
acres above described nor in the widows
dover. This parcel contains l79 acres, more
or less.
8rd, That portion of said lands which was
allotted to Edith W feathers, widow of Jesse
Weathers, for her dover, containing IS
acres, more or less, and fully described in
the Judgment Of Wake Superior Court, rem.
dered at april term, 1895, i'm the case Of Ed
wards ct ais V. Weathers ct ais, said judg-
meni being recorded in the minutes of said
court for satd April term, 1886, at pages OBS
eG seq Ih1s parcel VIII be sO'd subject to
the life estate Of said Edith WeatheTs.
sale maG0 pursuant 80 said Judgment tn
Edwards ct sis ". Weatbers ct ais above T0-
ferred TO. Terms of sale, cash. Hour
sale, ~ ln. AZ. II, BATTLE,
Commissioner
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if | thought that these vital questions
were to be presented to you by me
alone; IF I FELT THAT THE ISSUES
or THIS BATTLE DEyOLVED UP
ON ANY MAN AND THAT MAN WAS
MYSELF. BUT l FEEL THAT THE
CAUSE Is ABOVE ANY ONE MAN
OR SET OF MEN. 1T is THE
CAUSE OF THE PEOPLE. They know
their needs. The plain people of the
land have studied out these questions
for themselves. They have felt pen
ury and want. Into the homes of the
professional man and merchant have
come the shadows of want and pow
erty. BY the fireside of the farmer and
tiller of the soil creep in the despairing
thoughts that his labor and the pro-
duct of his toll bring him no return.
Into the cottage of the mechanic and
labor rises the pale face of hunger
and misery. The people need no mes
senger to bear to them the story of
their present condition, or to tell them
the history OF legislation which has
brought ruin and disaster to their
business, and which is constantly and
ever increasing with each day that
follows the night. Nor need the people
be told the cause. Necessity has made
them study,and they have found out for
themselves the terrible cause. THEY
FOUND IT IN LEGISLATION WHICH
STRUCK DOWN HALF OF THE MON
Ely OF THE COUNTRY, THUS
DOUBLING IN VALUE THE OTHER
HALF WHICH WAS FOUND IN THE
GOLFERS OF THE RICH. / wanted
above all, my fellow citizens, to enter
every county in North Carolina and
see you personally that / might know
you and that you might know me, that
in the administration of the response
BILE duties of Governor of North Caro-
lima, / could represent the interest of
every section, knowing no man above
another, but doing justice to all. And
now from my bed of sickness
send you my greeting, and the full
assurance that if 4 should be by your
suffrages elevated to the high position
for which the Democratic party has
presented me as its candidate, / would
ask no greater honor than to so adj
minister the duties of my high Office
that my conduct would meet with the
approval of you all.
|. write to you because L cannot
come to speak to you. I would chat
every letter in every word of this
might be a tongue to shout in your
ears the warming that comes from the
surging depths of these anxious days.
"a warming against the blow to the
liberty of the masses of the people that
threatens us in the clenched fist of
Mark Hanna. My own voice cannot
new be raised in your hearing, but
let the voice of this letter plead with
you, not for myself, but for my name
on the ticket and for the names Of my
comrades-not for myself or for them
for our own sales, but for US and our
names only because the cause we rep
resent is the righteous cause of a
righteous, long-suffering people
yourselyes-wbo cry for deliyerance
and who yearn not for "the purple
and the gold of the palace" but who
seek only to dwell, as their fathers
-.
own vine and fig tree, where none
dare to modest or make afraid"
c. B. WATSON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoTICE.

Having qualified as administrator OF the
estate OF S. X. Gill, deco SEQ, ! hereby notify
all persons indebted to said ). h. Gill; de
all persons holding claims against said S.
II. Gill are requested to present them be
fore September 18th, 1897, or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery.
ID. ID. GILL, Admir-.
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Notice to Creditors.

Having qualified as executrix of the wiz
Of the late James Dodd, OF the county or
Wake, hereby notify the creditors of his
estate to present their claims tu me at my
home near the city of Raleigh, by the 10TH
dav of October. 1895. 8. G. DODD,
West Raleigh, N. @. Executrtx, &c.
October 18th, 1896.
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10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative BromA Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. &c.
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We would like to send you catalogue; It's tC
be had for the asking.
THE CLEVELAND BICYCLE.

Branch Houses: 337 broadway, New orb
City; go reh street. Philadelphia, Pa 50i
McAIlIster street, 6ap francisco, Cal; P,
H0fbu1n NIaduct. london, y, c.; Places DIS
sa 5ia8aiaine, Paris.
Factories: Toledo, Ohio; IUompaoGVlNe
C3a--, and Toronto Junction, Ont.
lMenttOn this paper)
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FROM HIS SICK BED
The Voice of ''Our Cy'' is Still
Heard For Peoples Cause.
SPEAKS WORDS THAT BURN
Will Probably Not Be Heard
ANY More in the Campaign.

FREEmgN READ HIS MESSAGE