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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
CLOSING DAY At BENNING.
Threatening Weather Keeps Away
All but the Regulars.

The attendance at the Benning track
today, the closing one OF the meeting, was
only fair. the threatening weather keeping
almost every one but the few hundred reg
ulars at home. Despite that the card was
about the best of the meeting.
While the meeting has been very success
full in a racing point of view, it has not
sbeen a financial success. But although the
club is several thousand dollars behind
there will be another meeting at the track
next November.
From todays card Kinglet was scratched
in the first race. Pay or Play in the fourth
and May Blossom in the fifth. In the
first Ballard rode Lizzie B. second, Dog
gett, Bicycle, and Pratt Wandering Fillie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
HUNGARY's THOUSAND YEARS.
The Emperor Opens the MiIIenniaI
Exhibition.

BCDA PESTH, Hungary May 2-Emperor
Francis Joseph today opened the millenrial
exhibition here. His majesty wore the
Uniform of a Hungarian general, and was
accompanied by the empress. The min
lister of commerce. Ernest De Daniel. met
their majesties at the gates and made a
patriotic speech on the millennium of Hun
gary. expressing the great joy felt by all
present as well as by Hungary in general
that their king and queen had enhanced
the glory of the exhibition by their pres
eHCe.
The emperor replied. dwelling upon the
pleasure he felt at being able to open the
exhibition, which marked the existence for
a thousand years of the Hungarian state
euloSized the Hungarian nation and ex-
pressed his complete confidence in the 10y
atty of the Hungarians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02

DR.. l.. w. Glazebrook, treasurer of the
University of Virginia Alumni Association
of this city, has forwarded to the treasurer
of the fund for rebuilding the university
structures destroyed by fire the sum of
5000 in cash. and pledges for $4,000 addi-
tional, contributed through the efforts of
the local association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
A GUARANTEED CIRCULATION,
From Printers Ink, April %.

In all the Southeastern States,
consisting Of Delaware, District
of Columbia, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida and
Alabama, the largest circulation
credited to any evening paper is
accorded to THE EVENING
STAR, published at Washing
ton, D. C., and the publishers of
the American Newspaper Di-
rectory will guarantee the &C
curacy of the circulation rating
accorded to this paper by re-
ward of one hundred dollars,
payable to the first person who
successfully assails it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
An Execution.

From the Burlington Gazette
Mangles-"Is this a church-going town.
Citizen-"Yes. Stree Every man in town
is a stanch Christian except for an hour
every Tuesday and Friday morning."
MaEgles-"What happens then?'
Ciuzen-'Thats the time they meet to
trade horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
ENCOURAGED THE INSURGENTS,
Gen. WeyIer's View of the Actio,
of COnEress.

MADRID, May 1.-The Heraldo publishes
an interview with Captain General View
Ter. in which he is quoted as saying that
the action of the Congress of the United
States in regard TO recognizing the bel.
Hgerency of the Cuban insurgents has sery-
ed TO increase their number, and in con-
sequence it will be necessary to POSTPONE
the inauguration of political reforms until
the rebellion is crushed
Gen. Weyler is also said to have admitted
that the financial situation in Cuba is Sc
ricGs, but improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
EX-SENATOR WALLACE.
The Leading Pennsylvania Democrat
Mt the Point of Death.

ut the Point of Death.
NEW YORK, May 2.-There is no i'm
provement today in the condition of VIM.
A. Wallace. formerly United States Senator
from Pennsylvania, who is lying at the
point of death at his home in this city,
In 1919 Mr.. Wallace was elected to the
United Sta ties Senate from Pennsylvania.
There he served from the II of March of
that year until the 4th of March, 1881. At
the late election he was again elected to
the state senate as democrat, defeating
Cyrus Gordon, republican and fusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
Asks for n Sewer,

The Commissioners have forwarded to
Congress a communication from Mr.. Aus
TIN r Brown, representing a number of
property owners between Piney branch and
Soldiers Home, requesting the construction
OF trunk sewer from Piney branch 70 the
existing sewer at Petworth and a continual
uon OF that sewer to Rock Creek Church
rear the Soldiers Home, with the follow.
ing report:
The construction of a trunk sewer IN
serve the southern part of Petworth subj
DIVISION and adjacent territory is neces-
ssrE- Inc cost would be $4,000 The sew
er, however, would empty into upper Pinev
pranch, an open stream but along which a
trunk sewer is proposed. and which ought
TO be built without delay to serve Bright
WOOD ana Takoma. The cost of the upper
Plney branch sewer will be $500 900 Tho
cost Of the portion between the point where
the southern Petworth sewer will empty
and the existing Piney branch trunk or
intercepting sewer. will be si7.5S0. Provis-
sion should be made for the completion of
the trunk sewers costing S'30,G0, or If
that is impossible, then for the lower
portion, ST. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02

Senator Frye today reported the bill
amending the laws relating to American
seamen. The bill is a general revision of
the laws on this subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the highest
and the lowest and the closing prices of the
New York stock market today, as reported
by Corson & Mccartney, members New York
stock exchange. Correspondents Messrs
Moore & Schley. No. 80 BroaCMay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
Grain and Cotton Markets.,

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co., 1921 F
street, members New York stock exchange
correspondents Messrs. Ladenburg, Thai
mann & Co., New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
DIR. Kerr's Rumored Resignation

1t is understood that DR.. James Kerr the
principal physician at the Emergency Hos
pital, has resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02

Senator Proctor returned to the city this
afternoon from Vermont, where he mas
been in attendance upon the republican
state convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
Gambling Dens Must Close.

/ Mayor Allen of Columbus, Ohio, has is
sued an order to close all gambling places
| in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02

Favorable action has been recommende5
by the Commissioners on House bill $3.50
relative to taxes and tax sales in the Dis
trict of Columbia. The bill has hererofora
been printed in full in The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
CANNOT BE MOVED.
A Change of Air Ordered for the
Cxnrewitch.

NICE, France, May 1.-The czarewftch
passed a restless and feverish night His
mother, the ex-Empress of Russia. was at
his bedside during the greater part of the
night. The physicians in attendance upon
the sufferer have ordered a change Of air,
but his condition prevents him from being
moved at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
BoNA-FIDE CIRCULATION.

A reference to the statement be-
low will show that the circulation
sworn to Is a bona fde one.
1t is easily possible for a news
paper with an elastic conscience to
swell its legitimate circulation enor-
mously, in order to deceive adver-
tisers. by sending out thousands Of
papers to newsstaads, which are re-
turnable, and which are in fact re-
turned. but nevertheless are in
cluded in what purports to be an
honest statement of circulation.
Intelligent advertisers, however,
Judge by results, and bogus circula-
tions don't give them.
The family circulation of The Star Is
many thousands in excess Of any
other Washington paper and is be-
lfeved to be fully five times that of
our afternoon contemporary.
Circulation of The 'sEveninK Star"
SATURDAY, April 25, 1886. SO, 1872
April 27, 1896. ..................29.0 85
TUESDAY, April %, 1896. .29,O61
WEDNESDAY, April 29, 1885,. .............2 9, $40
April 80. 1896. ..-............2 9,O4s
FRIDAY, May l, 1885,. 900
lOtal- lSO,ooo
Dauy average. .3o'IA4
sOlemnly swear that the above statement rer-
resents only the number Of copies Of THE EVEN
STAR circulated during the six secular days end
ing Friday, May l, lss6-that is the num-
Der of copies actually Sold delivered, furnished
or Mailed for valuable consideration, to bona fde
purchasers or subscribers, and that none of the
copies so counted are returnabe to or remain In
the Office unsOld.
j. WHIT. HERON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
second day of May, A. D. 1896
+. f. RAHEY,
Notary Public. d. C.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-03

, e-..-4 49,.
o SOUND $40, county Chairman Ahiures
1Hfrl.ls Methods
G.3iiuEs, Texas. o,tohe- pr NJ :
'''i' OIL 'i's ''"h-
'rn|''a'y. Ns4> Dee prrfers the
'hieaEo platform 20 that adopted at is.
1aunpous ana tha~efsr, ,.st,.-. H..
,i.r.t,,. 49,.
"'-''- ''tS s'lo's i-Fson4l following
!" i'.s county Following is tha ,ui lex
81 ;n, corr-s,,o,f8, nee h.fO,er ..h....,,...
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Cc.o1s! T-a,y Gives II Iszzcs Eari
goes. T. 10 Answer
Hocs-2l= T-Ia>. C'c,ot+. - very III.
-7-s>'r- I-o-.i.-a- -i-e-.-- Nas eel5 here
-as aga a. vAlc- taa rival rarsiis.es
~ ,t= .si-rs. Co!o-=. X b --..s.
d=tno-ra'. an II. \ C. Iszacs. ca2..i.s-.
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t7-~ Vas ir.1 sally .a-4i --e hire
.e.-g r-I f=w rre.erf I'm ~ -3..1t-v
ana d, 9-s aF a. oVe-~1e--a..- .ust9r!-y
u sympathy viz C1.oul I'rs a. ev.-
o---e1 - re a7q.aa- N-a ron a.
;ea-2 "as E.ye1 . Ns.io-sl z~a.-s
To.5 % .he s'.ie y 3,2 sifzk -.
- est4e1le- niseiy ~ ,he- hosts
e ir4-1.s. ana 71.e -t--- -rez-srel q
s.AeL :,aer Has a; tine drastic, 70 II!
Rays matter O. Yzrllcalar IN, res;
~ va ste c l4-se vas t1Icrs1 o-
we tae q ilQa o.. tlsidn Vas as 4ss-I-
Is member Q: the sac executive com
zlliie- Of the populist party. Colonel
ray raey stA' "a nat IA M Pressnee Of two
lams iolc him hat the comHA<tes con-
1sef % P Iseis Harry Tracy and NAL
!ei Was duly empowered 10 perform every
"a. ~. lsa2cs IS msIune o.. -t= *
aske2 d. lsaa-s Il me comini tee hal
IT, ,ely l. Lsaacs saie ma ,as ex-
--'le con snt''e .,selt -ai -ct he e
invested wiki i.@aary power ans -onse-
t-'-'s gig a2' delegate rover vni-h
Tracy arcue- shat L II IsaacS vas
T'eai - Demo rarc was -.sht IL j.
sJ'1nsitl= commit; a. For Worth and
r7st N pop Hiss 44l 10 cause fo. com.
or Nro7g an =1or' was rei-e maie to
'li'+nlr M republicans Eat he rcnu.
SIS ATe soihs p he.p then cary his
STAG icr " At-.ey. and Colonel Ira IS
sad thar Texas the morhe- Of tha I'M.
mortal l9 nl-te the readers. Wa
IN eAlt STATE IN whl.h the pppalists have
e; so-- 70 wcrk IN earnest TO eject
a..a.. DE made o'hzr GOOD and telling
~ Isaaos ,oak u the history o. the
having "a ,lis,e 4, -4 h.. , ej11ESea J. YIN
s 70 re1eem any Z is pleises H. 81
KY. 1.r- ~ SNOW n- inat f1-- wears a-o
th- acno'ra;s demanded ~ >, =p-ll o.
,hr l' PCT cent Ak ou State osri circ,ils.
non. inGcatinS q desire cor MOI .rs=
,,s,,l., ena BON he same aargy de
1i isse 'o4 8s.,s should l. 10 anks
Tracy in qe71lnc.nC Cleveis'd fe~ -
r. sen that Cleveland had ne<t yariei
nan rs pariy A; Tfe ENC ~
,.eit. NJ. aad oqFosea C.-yellne's
~ ~ tinfrr ume t.' All Kew
Ia. .ney would he AMI Colonel -r~s-,.
a9se 81 popAism a,una. Dr. Issacs s?-i.
80 a. me d-mocra.ic party ava was
lsa.s! Ss84i5s,s s sev 1s4iaf! ,,' NiSe Presi-
Ae ~ not claim that The -ei-n ~ "a.
MIN avs -, an u1mlNad blessine
~ t6si. ,6 y r.! rae l az aPi six mon n o.
1 = directly STA thar Or TSaa,,s ~ 49,
seii ana Uncle. John " Hambiea' Mo X,
s,,s-ir 1' ss4!eacs' personally vent to
-tI "~leet q taxation from DAVIS and
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LULING Locals

LnhnE, Texas. oc;obcr IA number of
iar'ies with wagons are out in tie bot.
TONS looking for cot.on ihu was sven,
2tNSy # IN gins during the recen, flood
Il, - ~ bties were .ost between this
.."-r ana San Marcos. ournber ~
'A'es were seen "a .l;e wave II The noot
n" h'g IRON bridge ever the san Mar.
N2s river Al ms plzce that was ha8iv
e,ins SEQ as been put IA repair 80 Ina,
ne "ss iAree-cornered shoot NJ ana
ugh. Afrete Garcia hai MS hesd ~,
open ana smother one was stabbed .TSoiioh
Club Baker coIored. living zone -.
ron SEl-Nan's switch. while curtin, 49,
severed ms right foot A. The .nstsn VO1
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heevlle. Texas. October 2--E. o. Nett
gen poplls; caH!ilate for comptrolle-
ana ". r. Burns u Houston, ia4opeu sen,
candidate f1r state senator. will spe X
al ra's place tomorrow.
Ho1. j. u. Sheiharnc has been IN Gal
ttsl,a H!s week canvassias with ne
g. PIE ihere 20 The Interest OF his cor-
.dr.ns from 'he course ~ s,raws IN
l.r VIZ ir-r;s herea bouts, some OF he
ror1list bresaren are posing as assistant
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CONT ar NrwrnN

Newton Texas. C'ctoo-- i.-D.str;ct COZ
has heen II SESSION here all ,nis week q
io1r convictions have beet, had IN ramii
cases. and anes ranging f-rou, so 10 IS =
9Sat The Williams rnpr5c- case b =
Tor neN' Monday. and a s5s-,ial venlt
SNly-nine men mas been issued The en-,
gram ,l-y probably VIII complete its
tarS his woea
b.s-f.ci Clerk Il Toward has been SEX
me week and Deputy Clerk D. ]. Rse1
has been In Attendance upon tle ces1
Several attorneys from distance
hoe
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/.
W'ho-.on. Texas. October The fund
G.. Ms Emma Butler lc-os pace ytSe|
gay al ihe cemetery at : ?. IN. A h7
CROWD Z so-row.ng friends :ol,owd VI
REMAINS % ,be grave The :unssl NJ
wees were conducted by Mr. Campbell
O.; It's Methodist church, who paia =
elo2uen; tribute 10 the memory Of D
DECEASED. Rev. r. z. Dsvan,, pastor
the Baptist church. also offered 4 pray
fepleie ~-th pathos and consolation "a
ne survivors q The dead laiy. The chs
4te7 are now N-th .-.eui= and avail u
army q ~ inear uacle. Air Wilmar Cer
-.r 90 Arkansas, 0ao : now on his "
:. texas = lax charge Of the sorrowii
organs icvfra'u rom Mr. Cotu
-..>s Merle Butler VAS woroed: Loo
co-Se Cuul ! cone
s.a b-tle- YVES born n Tennessee
~ Was married 10 Mr.. 7 P. Butler
A-hs.nsas n lS7s and r2Ine 10 Tsxss
49, SIZE lived 90 Brazoriz for FIVE yea,
ana has s.nce resided. with hsr TWO ca
t-ea. 10 Wharton Nhere Ser friends n
s~ElQn and ali hearts ache for her loss
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tomorrow Ia E-osco-1. Nj Wea,se.be. \
- @ austin 20 lcsos after RS in,csC
u TIE Ft-eef raiiways Of tha. city, .
c-r1e here for lie same 7lrT,ose, "
o-.t @. n trustees .. i5e --sCganinti
g = 7.t.er.
G-@-; er1isty : FIJI he-e for d
Sc'lccp.T Laura, as i Is cared that u
fzs gone dow t-stor- orc o. the hu]
gales recently Moving Of ne Atixn,.
z ~ Laura had = heavy carco Of rs
ctaD1.S- 20 interior merchants.
De committee arp1nte5 10 apTts
tee lera Sc prop: r,y for ,he rev on
l--l= cve- 800 Win other money !
- i,nA-sd The amount WI sqp7ox.ri1
s. 81
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is ont Of tune More wo,ne-'s liz.
made disoordart and iuil Of ~!
from this che cause than ,fer. h h
need o. These delicate co,ans,;,x.
not necessity Of vrcIlianhosod ~ |.
necessary for modest women 10 49,
tie -epugaant and generally ~
methods @; treE.-aer: SO co,y,rrcs T.
physicians.
All forms OF " female oo,np,.;rt.
cared II the only natural ssfer,iS. h
tr N. Pieces Fzvor1te P.esr,;,.;3
wl.;ch reathrs the Internal sna.vr x :
trouble PARTIES, heals. s.-enethsrs }
cures -ai;oaily and T,e--7ia1ertir n
TIE only medicine q the Kind dey,.;d
an eiacaled and skilled spec;s,is 4 b
ne- diseases :o- The so,e rzrrnce.
curing his one class O. diseases
~ ca--o; szy 100 ra,,ch f,r ~. ri.-,.r.
81 prose- fstc1 v-;tes Miss Clam NJ;
B--1vr-.--- N1-;rc-nr-v CO Pe-rs .iss3
NV e -tr O. saV e.. an women VINO -xvhr ~
-ur t---- z-v -i~s-1se q - wo--,f ~, = { i
t-si --ssi-ia= -'i >a--t 81 ;A~r- 20 use. fo,s>
--asse i tno nizh.v io- re rc-,s :, AID NJ +
an o1~ aoua:s i-is give tss,sl n,y name =
address
D- Pierce's thousand. page. i,lrs-r,a
box, " Common Sense Medical Adynr'
contains information o; u:-noss vain 4
women. 4 paper-bound copy Win n
ser; i-ee Il YOU send u one-cent tim,
10 pay me COS; OF mailing only. III
dress Void Dispeasa-y ,,edical A.
citation. Buffalo. y i For liandxu)
c.o;a-boua3 copy, send 10 stamps "a
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Arr1-Srn ~, M,.prnrR

Corpus Christi. Texas. October 2-Des
s05r.F Doughty arrived n the city y
nish; from Alics having in charge yaa
men named Willie Bennett, charged Z.
A4ing a Mexican ~ that Gown some Y
! yesterday. From what cculG be les..
the evidence against I'm = circuinpc
1ai, with the exception Of Nexicans y
says ne saw laaae; do the kllHns \
trN particulars could bl learned, Ne.
placed IN JAN and his tr.al SET for -
Hz. rfA
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REpORr srrcHss

Austin, Texas. octohcr 2.-Coiolol Iii,
WORKMAN Is back from Blanco where
d, delivered sne ',a. AMI Hon VI. Vi
dh iH from Cgaro md Kursc
" H,lr ne smoke 10 nc voirrs. Hotn Sons
j9,y Wer. ty.atsd royalty ly rac peo-le
Colonei WORKMAN leaves agaii in a a.y
iMo on cAHnpa.sn,ag tour Of Cen
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kosse. rc1a-. ocipper 2.--Hop. r. J..
iir7ry. democratic s1nl date Tor congress.
ara the q ru 80 oird'da'e for the came
nIfef siohc here las alxNl so FL small
re. trh SIDE sim ng fre Victory
tossr VII give Brysn and SewaN her
sag bE drmocrefIr WH j.rify on Noy.~n-
irf Many ~ sine ioauitsts WHO 4ra
thinking mon w'I snrpo-f tho an. aht
..k and l-asc va SON mt.
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NEIAsrl Nnrrr

NvIaseo' Texas octoha- 2.--Mr. J. O
Nt@'hereee Of R-stoa. arrived his mon.
h' a. about o'o,ock A special wen mn
- nieh and brought him down horn
re hds neen spending She morning exam.
'''''s Tue RIVER and jeit.es. and Will le,vo
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TWO SPEECHES.

Miss on Valley Texas, october 2.-lIon.
RuG klebcrg. member OF congress, adj
irffse1 100 people a. Lucy. near this
race. !as7 Tuesday IN the interest ol
democracy. ana on mo evening OF the
1T 5 ). Thuimond, State e'eclor. saoke
- the Bryan club az tbs place
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-'-e---' 4's' 4 ~ - AN--
Hempstead, Texas. October -.
th.s morning VIM. Stewart came TO %,
ami surrendered to Sherf sterling. y,
mat he mad killed Pink Bralns.. !,
the WATSON place. To an officer ns re-. =,
iher stated thar Brannett mad whIi'
MS ester whIeh led to the homicie.
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HoGG AT sAN ANroN1o-

san Antonio, Texas. October FIX
Governor i,ces snoko here ron gh, 20 a
crowd OF about u1 PEOPLE lie dsfe-aes
p OWN ar1 tu.trTs ms admins IONS
OUT srcnt most Of his tine dis ussiag the
financial question.
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K1II-rn ~ A RrNTER.

Crockett, Texas. October Hing y
patrick was shot and Instantly killed "a
renter on MS place. named J. W. h .,os2
Yesterday evening, on the san AM
ROAD fifteen miles cas-; OF this ny N
raflicul r. car be obtained. Sherin
Ter IS in pursuit.
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TIE OLD AIcAInE

Austin, Texas, octot,or 2.-Ex-Govarnor
4 F2 ,tsT, IS Il he city on Ut to his
S%, oyt triumphant and B'yaa elected IN
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CHAIRMAN EcuOIS Dppos,,n

MeAi4, Texas, October Sam Echols
republican chairman Of Limestone county
- n,en denosed because ne refuses 10
Aolio.ogate with the ropalists. ="
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IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEEIs
be sure ana use that cid and wen 80 y
rene iy. MIS-, Wlnslow's Soothing ~,
Ter children ieething. II so5,hes me ~ -,
sotteas the gums, allays all pam,
WIND collie and IS the best renew
c!arrhoea.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
hhsrt COMPANY Claims the Csioa
Dspo. Gr0B1d.
FfNI P4lSfD On TIE PAILPoADs.
GzisEnauu's Arre,t Csuses >ertst1on
The Norwegian steamship Dyller
Tir.e - by sP4uish Cruiser.


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