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ANYWAY

inc Democratic COMMITTEE Now Figures
IL, bfyan WIN Have " tlkossr
chicago, September 2i..-Now that fusion
has been accomplished IN Wyoming. Ken
lucky. Illinois and North Carolina between
the populists and democrats. the Tryan
managers feel ius,ilie IN putting out thcir
figures on the electoral college. I;t'eay
stated. the following is he showing:
Bryan now needs bus tfo.s votes in the
electoral college other than those OF the
states which arr contslcd ns democratic,
The votes or either ONO lnd-ann. Illinois.
Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnso or Iowa
will more than seo,.
Everything west OF tho Missouri rivor.
now that " yoming % assured. w.n 20 tor
Bryan.
Everything south OF the Ohio river VIII
so democratic. This Includes Delaware
and Maryland. Moreover Bryan. his man
ajfers say, Is as sure OF Michigan and In
diana as he is Of Colorado. without Mlchi-
gan ana Indiana their claims aRure out 22l
votes. or leaving only three more 10 get
In order 10 make Bryan tie next presi-
dent.
THE ciecton Of Bryan IL as sure as sun
rise tomorrow" said ono Of the Liz men
OF the committee In the presence Of Clair-
man Jones today. II know che people are
being fooled by the Ilannailed ptoss. but
In this campaign the voters are not getting
their gospel from. the lewspnpe~s We
base these figures On knowledge as &C.
curate as II Is possible TO OBTAIN. and we
have knowledge which mrly pssiIc know
nothing or. because tive HaaaiiaSd ritLs
will not print IT.
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MKINLEY PROGRAMME.
pdegatlons If All Kinds win Gait purlr
u Tho Wcalf

puegatlons If AL Kinds win Calf During
the Week,
Nhton. olrin. September e. Ma or Nc
AMey spent Sunday very quietly. He
mo Mrs. Mckinley took dinner at ;ha
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Barber, Mrs
osroer being Mrs. McKinley's sister. The
Wy was cold and rainy and except for
as "Trip. the family spent the whole day
soouf the house
saturday closed an eventful week and
sunday viii open up another. The ap-
sstsments tonight for the week ale about
H. ',v tlt number arranged for last eek.
M Mckinley seems 10 h.. eniov.nr his
ns asi good health and stands the test re-
uTefnkably well.
rin,hhsssenenis have already been made
M ~" nore IMAM A score Of do,eg ltionS for
y nmeek. Dates have been iiXe1 es late
"ctober Il and there are hut une or
d't M open dates between now and that
iollo,. ne weeks engagements are as
Sondny. September 2S-Farmoys Al cit
o 6SS oil Lisbon and Columbilna couni.es.
Ss,p, delegates to the Afro-American
sss ss,Ml Episcopal conference, now in
STSslon in Cleveland
tuesday. September 29-Locomotive en-
s aiSal.s. from Chicago and vicinity; old
az ders from Sandusky; Bait IN Jre and
nsr ,rHillway men. farmers and business
alon.H pHi .Nortnefn lnGlana ana Mlssoir!
j "Ss me line of the Santa Fe railway,
f 1870 Mckinley club OF Cincinnati ana
',Wua asrs OF Geaga county.
p.m,,eeasnesday, September 30-Citizens Of
Sorr'rh,onte. Pa, and vicinity; citizens os
MIL hwe tern Ohio IN the vicinity of Del
PIGS and Van Vert.
thursday, October mckinley and Ho-
c'a,,eHiu cub of Ravenna and Portage county;
Snr,nnse county Mckinley brigade from
'Emgtield, Ohio.
h,rnnl,uay, October 2-Italian club with
i s,r ana military company Of P.ttsbnIg;
1ssners of Panhandle. W Va.
A., lurday, October S.--McI<inley and Ho-
,snt c!ub of Nenango county. Pcnnsyl-
I sii'a l. starting from Franklin; CONNER
III ~ Travellers Sound Money club from
vvssnsneld and vicinity: wheelmen from all
me state; Bohemian citizens Of
me- riahu' miners. m chanics, farmers ard
M ess mon from Sunday Creek valley
,iN4i starting from Gloucester; the News
my n'h,ey and Hobart club from Harris
lotr, r.; Swedish-American club of
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HERE ARE TIE FACTS.

'"e Editor of The Post.
want 30 call special attention no one
ne many fallacious arguments Of the
49, standard mon, towit. NO money Is
80 mat does not stand the ties; OF me
~, "ws pot This is an error Of the grav-
sor'' and should not be used 10y any
a. VINO claims to have any Knowledge of
An rake dollar in silver and Il
IN gold melt Thorn un Der existing
-. Nhat IS the result? Nca get IN
snse % cents worth ~ silver aud 81
VIZ 81 gold bullion, as tie result. Now
ih,, WIS rssdlt2 TIE government saws
NJ ~ worth 81 and % cents respective,
value ",h,inon; T1,s Is NOT the commercial
Ens nut the mint value fixed by law
slys reverse the conditions. Saw that
ana Is legal tender for all purposes
legal TINS tas, free coinage. Gold - also a
h. ,hs What will be the result Of melt
nsrttihe two? Gold viii sink 10 its com
Is coir Nalle, while silver viii siill retain
u ~ 'hdse value and be worth II. Ought
fesui, pc dthcnlt for anyone 10 see this
tses snn: a great panlc.ls predicted in the
e. a. VI Tree colnnSa of silver. Well, let 3
lie n.nt IT. We all know something 81
wi, pinle that was caused in his COUNTY,
Or me government took The lfgal ten
ana Qualities OFF OF the Mexi,an collar.
much az p;,r, rhoss .oins we're worm ilo as
1izff f'f " nf'll pili ecN- f'i'iifhh
ensn IMAM. We all know ne panic Nhich
ly1 when our own silyrr was killed In
10 Now does 1t Look strnnse e" you
ecysrss men predict Il psnlc when the
cam nnHnt proposes to get Under these
Into rJ'ns ana III them out o; tho mire
which they have been thrown? II II
viii 4. a panic 10 knock hem ont, why
ih.n mem, and let the government treat
W. with rAspe0t? II, "a IL. Bryan says,
CON- reJoire when shipio al ~ money
also 10 this country. whv not rsicice
gu. ."hrn orr own government vii, iurn
NJ q q, shipload of u FOR Us. ~i,uou. Luy-
~" abroad. IL we get Il abroad we
- 70 sell Them something to Jay Ter
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DABy MBRDERER.
child OF soven Years Kills Companio
OF Tnnrloon.

child OF soven Years itilis n Companion
OF Fourteen
Wooster, OHIO September T.-Thomns
Kidd, aged H. the son of w. X. Eidd
of Cleveland. was murdered today MT Dab
ton, near here. by Carl MeIlhcny. aged Z.
Tho Kidd boy. who was cripple was
visiting the MeIihcny home. The boys
were loft together while the N'llhenys
were ut church and they quarroled. The
latter went into an adjoining room. pro-
cured his fathers gun and shot Kidd.
tearing off the top OF his head. The
young murderer admitted the killing and
has been put under arrest.
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n THEY SPENT SUNDAY.
Sesall Eutertains Mr. Bryan at
Bath, Nc.
GpAMNE OF THE PRESENT WEEK
Bryan to Adde'S Tammany Hall on
4 ru,sdsy Night - Major Mckinley
win Receive Delegations.

s.,s Maine, September 27.--Wllllam ].
,r.n gained a needed rest today. He
~ advantage of the quiet of typical
~ England Sunday to brace himself
the tedious Journey back to Lynn
.ss which viii occupy from midnight
s,pht until & tomorrow morning. MI
van spent the night ut the coy coeiaga
shls colleague. Mr. srwall, on tho banks
he pic.uresqucly winding Konnebec.
iw,kenine this morning. refreshed from
md steep. the candidate attended ser
" at the Congregational church. whare
". A. Frederick Dunnnlls OBLIGATED. Tn.
urh was crowded with tho Bath pub
drawn there not only u Worship but
ne the distinguished guest. The after
On was occupied by drive to Mr.. Sew
w country place at Small Point. nficcn
rks away. The presidential candidate
al his running mate sat behind Il spank
i team OF horses belonging to Mr.. sewall
.,ad Mr.. Bryan had an opportunity to en-
II the rugged beauty of the Maine seem
~
| At Mr.. Sewall's home an Informal sym
|Desum was held during the discussion OF
|, fsh dinner, There were present besides
LIE host and his chief guest, National
Jos. Danie,s of North
|rxfpline, c. w. Larrabee OF Bath, Frank
|Dwall, a son of th.s vice pl'es.deipini can
|tdata; four OF MIR. Sewalls nephews and
= Number OF iocm politicians. The party
IHt Small Point shortly after o'clock
|fsching Bath about two hours later The
|Dsmnees drove to Mr.. Sewal's home for
|le evening and after n brief chat the
|prty boarded "a special car. This lest u
midnight. The original programme has
|bsn changed, and instead Of going Ill
|hrtly through TO Boston, as first intend
Id, they VIII go TO Lynn. Mass, where
|k Bryan VIII address an early usating
imorow. Lynn will be reached at $50
I'D the party will breakfast at o'clock
he special win 20 to Boston. A stop Of
"a hour Will be made here ana then the
ttnpasgDsrs VIII 20 to- Providence. This
VII be Mr.. Rryan's first visit to Little
Rhody. After Providence. New Lonlor
tfef short meeting they will leave fof
On Tuesday night Mr.. Bryan will hc
Asard Ia the Tammany Hall ratification
rs'ng, when II Is expected he win adj
&as thru separate ga therings la the
hil and two from stands on the outside.
Prom New York Mr.. Bryan viii strike
nuthward by jumping directly 10 Wes;
lfglnia. although this has not fnslly been |
ctddei upon.
w. Eryan when questioned today de- |
flncd 10 discuss the present turbulent !
iondlfion of Massachusetts, politics md the
oHicome NJ yesterdays State |
'enyenN0r. Nor would he speak Of the |
robaflire7 II New Englhud'R uosition |
next Normber's battle. lie lid say
hi he was gratiiied by tlc reception az
nrfed hin We this rection, especially Mt
q Big Batn meeting OF last night He
mich pleased with the country from
material point of view, and commented
athusaSii 'a'lY on the beauties of the
eenery and ns restful influence.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

An AREA Of high pressure Ia moving from
the Northwest toward the Sonthwost. Mc-
companiod by a sharp fnll In temperature,
which has already reachei the west Gulf
coast.
enst CUR coast and moving toward tho
Ncrihoast.
Parity cloudy TO cloudy wenther pre-
walls ana rain il failing over the Ohio
valley and Tennessee ana along the west
GHf coast.
Informaidon signals are displaycd along
the west Calf coast for BRISK to nigh
northcriy winds, due 80 an area OF hig1
pressure north OF Texas; tropical storm
apparently entering she east Guif south
OF Florida.
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EXPERIENCE IN MEXICO.
Al American Mechanic Tails o.
Labor.
SISTER REPUBLIC IS PROSPEROUS
Honey 6sins Invested In Masusacsuptpa
enterprises Native Labor Nos
Equal TO Auseriosu.

Waco. Texas, September %.--Mr. WI.
Kan Andrews. hrck mason ma
skIll,3 work ,n,, ~. -. $500" Anu
| Na.ts. , "aS just ieturned from
"'N'eo' Where he has been employed by
contractor Il. W. Albright of Dallas a.
1 tho o,ns,r,c,,.. -, -. Ds''~S An
| v,,,.,s.s7 s'' w" ". NUMBER OF hugo
"'se furnaces In the city OF Mexico.
Mr., Andrews was asked by N reporter mr.
| The Isost whn, ha tbo,.h, -, .,.',.. ~. ~.
ma a, Il, -. ~, '"S"h"' VI the country
' ~ INV iiec silver coinage had injured
or henditeu tho laborlng people. lie said
| tnat he did NOT know xxh., a,,n, 40 -
| thu ss,.., ..,.,..'''', ~ "-"' e',eu', ~ any
| ~" V"huso had upon the laboring
| people IN MeNico. but he knew that Mex.
| leo Ia a prosperona ,x,,,,.,.,.. 80, .,,,,''-
| or doai,, y, 49,, ''' N""t 'ni'i'uha
| - -. Ni"ei'u'a money was pour
"k ih'o that country ana all kinds OF In.
NcAtinents were sought bv A,.,I,,.,, -,
! bngliSnnon, anu
| ~ hat wages did Won sot xxh,,a ,,.,,....,
was asked ' '"s''
Went there under cnntr,,N, ,o ." vy !
aupt rii,t ended ma i,ha snn, ~, ~. tnat anu
Air. Albright nm, n'.t o. 1900 LOT py
| men, AS they class thcn, ,SA," ~ , wprNr
b. sin per week ami tns 'n,,, s ue itoin ~
anout 10 cents a dsy' rhe "t,S'n,, 'ano 'sS
men thva,s can moi s,,n az as ,n,uHu work
can not 40 aa much wow ,S n .ney
ITO thiug about the aft Of si,rn,,',, nrr ni.1W
tFniulN ma we do nnh ihara, .h -, u WIN
not earn ps much ~ w., ~, tns. can
cans wip, am, cmployrl mar ~" AinYr4-
much higher w,,,','s ina, 80 ~. .v'e,No
You don't find umrn,s sh.,,," . ',. nuL
sIe.llcd workinsn II, Ia 'r.'t h"s put
pefienccd mon in railN,ad,,,s Va ~ w
no omnlty iuhnr iha,,,, - .,iV. .N"i,a
cnils for h.sssrs nnd inan NJ, ,t' ~ H",Sit.
TO wytrl, unl,,, tn",, IN. ... Wy asauves
Ia that thrie ara M ann,r'nn ~, ths
luIAyrVrs tn.,.. nnd t,ov -, ' 'v"h
lean lahor,,,a ~, ,a,,'t' 80, ~, ui'i,u. AVN.
Will com. i,lnpN,u,E Iut"pui VIZ. none
tninps .nntin,,n ~ ~, ~ U tpat u
TRY llirre viii H. -, 80 ;" VIC vphu'
Nety ions an' i ,np"t' ' ~ aneae petota
wares vsIi rIsr -, ~. ~, ". W" h..',u"lu OK
men arc emniovcd ,ir'.,o N"pa"'u wuih
nnona rbr iaho,,s Nu 49, ~ tp ouott
I,,ls,. M -. ",'',t'h po'i'e W VI M"Aluo 10
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TopAY,s pRoBADTLITIEs.

Washington. September g. = Eastern
Texas-Fair. preceded by showers on the
coast: northeastsrly winds. brisk and
high on the coast; cooler In southern por.
ton and warmer In northern portion
Arkansas-~Fair IN western portion. rain
followed By clearing In the eastern por-
tion, northerly winds
North and South Dakota-Fair: warmera
southenst winds.
Wyoming = Fair; warmer; variable
winds
Colorado - Fair; warmer: southerln
winds, -
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Baltimore September q Three big rats
attacked the 2-months-old baby Of Isaac
Asher last night, gnawins lis faoe. head
and neck 10 such an eStont that It ded
Ia short time The mother Of iii. child
had gone TO market aud the father had
left II sleeping OH n bed In room on the
second noor Wtile he went To his room
downstairs. But q short tlme had elapsed
when Mr. Asher heard the infant trying
as though In pain He hurried upstairs
and as he entered the room three large
rats jumped from the baby's couch ana
of.
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sOItTuHAsT TEXAS rApTIsTs

orange, 1esas. september 25-'rhe South
east Texas Baptist association Is ln Session
with the Baptist church Of Orange. hav-
ing convened yesterday. The associations
al sermon was preached by Rev NJ.
Stephenson An organization was effected
by "lcetng Rev. NJ, Stephenson. nodcr-
at0r; Rev g ~ Stoyall, clerk NJ Stoph-
enson, treasurer, and j. w Singleton. cor.
are represented. Two new churches were
added 10 the assocla ilon-Swect Home ana
Turtle Bayou.
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DAsrAnpLY ADMINISTRATION.

RustoD. La, September q. "a dastardly
assassination took place near hero last
Tie top OF his head being literally blown
on by load OF buckshot. ilr.d from q
shotgun while he WAS eating supper al
being made 10 capture the assassin.
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Tyler Texas September cs.--Rev. W. e.
Friley OF Bryan. formerly pastor OF tho
Baptist church hcre began protraeiad
meeting In the above church here last
night. Thls 70 the church that recently
W hdrew fellowship from their late paN-
tor. Rev. Turrell. and the congregation are
making an cfIori 70 again engage Rev
Fliley as their pastor.
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Crockett, TexaR. September % District
| conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church met IN the town OF croclcU sep
tonihcr % with REV, A. c. Culbrcath, zee
siaug elder, In the chair. The presiding
elder called IN the prcachers Of the various
charges ana Organization was az fol0ws;
Rev A. Q. a. Fuller. secretary. Rev. B.
M. Flyl9r assistant secretary; Rev $. NJ
| Bolden. rccosdlug secretary, Rev. j. H..
Anderson and ). NJ. Bolder. treasurer. Rc-
Is,rtors lteV. T.. NJ. Taylor. to the South
western Christian Advocate. r s. simon
ton. 10 The Houston Posi- aud Texas Free
man, T. Edward to the TeAdrkana watch
man ard w. NJ. liurroll 10 the Galveston
News,
Night Session Welcome address. deliv-
ofog by Rev. j. a. 1ianer OF Crockett
The preao hers aud Delegates were made
to feel glad over the welcome words Of
Rev. Turner. After this The opening SER
mon was preached by Rev, y. NJ, Boldcn
Of Montgomery. He took for his text the
LIST Cor, ~ chapter, "a vcrFo, The house
was filled and crowded WITH people to hear
this eloquent speak<. Rev. Boldcn sue
cscded In getting the attention OF hts
Whole congregation by his eloquent ana
theological expression.
Second Days scssion.--r hrst half day
was taken in hearing the reports. pass ms
the characters aud renewing the licenses
of the cxhorters ana local preachers OF va
rinua charges.
Rev. W. a. farison. presiding elder Of
Palestine district; Rev. a. Williams pastor
at Palestine, AMI Rev. j a. Turner OF this
town were introduced TO the conference.
The former gentleman gave few short,
pointed and brief rcmarhs IN way OF en-
courdgcmcnt.
In the afternoon session ProfesscS NJ W.
Dogan, president Of Wiley university. and
Rev. q. l.. Jones mace addresses.
The sunday school agent was introduced
10 The conference
At night Rev o. i Jones mounted tho
stand and introduced Professor NJ w
Ia afl. a ttl q. A
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sary two-thtrds vote. so the trustees will
nesih building large new school house
as soon as tho bonds can be sold
number of farmers are bul,,iIng new
houses and barns IN and near l,auado.
rms part OF Tcxas Is going ahead.
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CAKE WALK TRAGEDY.

Frederick. Nd. September n.-Iien But
Ter. negro. aged p. shot and Killed
Thomas catillsr and seriously wounded
Edward Nelson both culored, nj a cako
walk near Buckeyetown,' Frederick coun-
~, Sunday morning.
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GANADo IMrRoYrMENr.

Ganado. Texas. September GAN cleo
ton was held here last week TO tax this
Incorporated village for school purposes,
The TAX carried by more than tho neccs-
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Hemphili. Texas, September 23.--The
Baptist protrseteA meeting cl9sed yestnr-
day. TIE meeting was perfect success.
converting many. Twenty members were
added to the church. The meeting was
conducted by Rev II. iIArrss. Rev. Har-
rls has only been preaching since April,
but he Is a fine evangelist
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TRICK TO DECEIVE PoPuLlsTs.

kaufman sun.
!, ,,r,es 10 me through high popuhstic
authority. says the stan correspondent OF
Tte Houston Posi-, that Hearty has p, iatSe,
veto on any publ, deciara, ,h,ii,o ., He
IL aie ran al the prospect OF slnmp hy
shs ropus ta ,ns rssep on asSoa's and mas
~ va Hy.s .~,,,S|,t,rs a mis- lisute 'ltS TO
NIKE NIKE Vigorous igor deniais Of he combine
Tae republican manaEsrs nats Ds. yi, la a
that they will have 70 oe I'm thc i,ous for
wink and-G- mod canpaiIh w "e wv
their share Of The spolls' 49,, "a 49,. r,b
There VIII be nothing slssa 70 ,,S t pun
lie IN evidence the fusion. l'he repupitS'.' : :
~ NJ " ,I,'dnod 10 throw heir euenRlh 70
Kearby and to contribute to "a sr s'ei Fo@t
Of por cons'rssiaen In he Lat as.,r ry,
w,rth DALLAS, Jumbo and Waco els,rlV,s !,
"a ncps are pledged 10 throw as ihahs
woes Is they ear ON the siy' 10 ne
Mckinley electoral TICKET. nna 10 np Al
.'n,,bli.ons In the Galveston. ban An
tonic and cucro districts ..a
The terms Of fusion are sh ssAs'N
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Cincinnati. Ono. September 2s.-Mr.
Leo jennings OF Georgetown, Ohio, audit
or OF Brown county. IL at the Dcnnison.
our county, Eaid ne. gave Campbell,
whom he ran for governor against Bush
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pnEsnyrrnIAN MEETING

Alto Texas. September 25.-Isev, Thos.
Ward WHITE. evangelist Of the presbytery
Of Eastern Texas. ls 10 assist Rev. J.
". Mcleod IN a protracted meeting at
McBees school house. near here, next
sunday
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Fort Worth. Texas. September "a A
fnecting of the American Sunday school
| Union and Others Interested In such mas.
tiers viii he held In this city commonclns
ON tho 5oth Inst. and continuing two DAYS
rms union embraces the States or Texas
Iowa. NJ ssouid, Arkansas Colorado. Louis
lama and tho Territories of Oklahoma
and New Mexico. This union hos for i,s
| opect the performance of missionary
| M9ik ana was organized ns long aro as
| ,Ai for the past Ten years Two men
| nave hoen kept constantly employed i'm
iSMas orgaidxins sunday schools anu
S rnm, OF THOSE row hourishtns In this
county are tho results OF efforts on the
inlt of these cvg,rgclisls. Rev i. Il.
i.aiH OF sherman ami W. II. GA Of tho
ssns city are the gentlemen in Texas who
are In ihe employ OF the union The pres.
tdeit OF tho union, Hon. Morris X. Jes.
SUP resides in New York while Seclctnry
Sroweh fyos In Philadelphia Tho rn,st {,
l1ans for the coming years work. aud
VII ie he'd IN tho First presbyterlan
ehGrch' Tho local sunday school WORKERS
i,eid meeting las, night to arrange Tor
lhe entertainment OF visiting delcr,tes
cut; w
o, Memorial M I'LL serytco in Tsspect to the mem
sunerntendent OF This department
snn The Future snhns, op, , OF the American
ment;" Rev. Thomas Lain.
~, The Magnitmde and Importance OF the
work" Rev. w, W Rife
=, should tho American Sunday School
Union be Requested to Publish an Inter
mediate Quarterly2" The missionaries.
How can the Missionaries Rest I'm
pioy Their Time During the Winter
MolIIhsY Rev. George sharp.
"ltow Best TO oyorcomc sectnrian OPP
nosii,ie,n At, TO ,S Our Work q Nivided Com
attain 1ow to Eiiclt me Interest and Cooper;
How Wn' We PRESENT. Our Cause 70
dhoso Who Have Means SO As 10 Win
Their snpgortT' Rev. @. X. Stewart,
. fNtuBrhstic Services. what Time
Should he Given Them Rev. j, j. WA
is u Necessary for the Missionary to
nlsll ne sunday School SYSTEMATICALLY"
The Actual Needs OF nv Field" mis-
The Sabbath. How II ia Observed on
MY Field" missionaries
To What Extent should We Extend Ala
70 Dcnom.nationai Schools - Rev. A. II
TN" sunday School ds a Factor IN the
orsnnlzed W2r'le Of Modern Missions"
How shall We Secure Greater Patron
ep9 TO our Litcratnre7' G. u Perry.
Tie Song lfool for thu sunday School
Children" mis- souarles
"iahorine and PRAYING for and Expect
inc Conversions ON our Work" u. 7.
''rhe American sunday school linton and
o@ ao1 We9 Willy sGN ,lso .94 pc no Amer
lean Sunday School l'non." Roy, !. NJ
Crowcll. u. - fnrtrtary nf The tNuoi-can
Sunday School union.
The Relation o the American Sunday
'.our Cause" y. NJ sto,;s,on.
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urNERAL CONCENTRATIONS.

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at all stations ~ s p. me
18th meridian time:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-24
TEI4EG kPHIC.
ALL THE LATEST NEWS OF
THE DAY.
An important Decision.

Washington, March 23.--A decision
was rendered t. the I. s Supreme
Court today in the case Of Theodore
F, Brown involving the right Of the
court to compel al answer by wit
ness to questions in Interstate Com
mcrcp matters. not >ithStan1iuG that
he may plead self incrimination as
result of the answer
Brown is An officer Of the Allie
cheney Valley RAILROAD Company
and was a witness before the Grand
Jury for the Interstate Commerce
Commission. He refused to an
certain questions pr0pounded to him
on the ground that he might incrim-
mate himself. He was then found
gniltv Of contempt and sentenced to
imprisonment Brown appealed, but
the Federal Court declared that he
must answer the questions and de
cided against him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-24

The Use Of 'Castora Is 50 universal and
fts merits 50 well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep CaStoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-24
Our Motto.

II we can't do you good we don t
want your money. II We offer you
p yards, wide bleached sheeting
for 20 cents, 10 yards teasel down Tor
S100, 8 yards waist lining for S1.eO.
10 yards skirt lining for slOo, or $500
lace curtains for $3.50,
THIN we do want your money. Such
bargains were never heard Of any
place except at
OLCOvICH Bros
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-24
Carpets and Furniture.

Downey is now selling all kinds of
carpets at San Francisco prices freight
added. You can't call for anything
in his line, carpets, furniture or brio
time rates.