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,ur.,,v regarded as an anomalous feature,

turally regarded as an anomalous feature.
one, however. which could not be avoided
under present circumstances.
The crushing vote against the SILVER
substitute for the bond bill in the house
Of representatives was another ihcioeh' vi
an encouraging character
on the other hand professional interests
have continued to realize their. proilts on
blocks OF SHARES purchased before the
LepinnlnC of the present rise and the
traders have appeared anxious for re-
action. both to cover shorts and to at
tract fresh buying at lower Level OF
nrices Altogether the market has been
broader The underlying tone has been
bnIish' though the realizing referred to
above ami the disposition of the traders TO
sell on rallies has created irregMlaij.y,
from cur public or London has caused
sharp and decided covering, on triday
the market had reactionary tone, nut
was steady at the close.
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DOESN'T BELIEVE n.
a Friend of DR.. Nansen piscreo,. !,

a FRIEND OF Or. Nansen Discreo,. =.
Present Story.
New York, February A.-,Jna o,r. n
sens most intimate friends, an ,,,,,,s
of his boyhood and a confident !, ~
plans for polar explorations, the An,,,'.
explorer, C. L. Borchgrevink, WIN , |.
present lecturing in this country !.
Borchgrevink returned from Bost,, u
night. and with Lieutenant Pearv ~,
guest Of the members of the Broas,,,
Geographical society at the Ham,oo N
Talking TO reporter ab;ut tha ~.
from Dr, Manson Mr.. Borchgrsyint ~ Nh
Il can not believe It. No one VIVA NJ
more glad than myself If Nansen hal ~
ceeded. but the fact that he uess esrs
from siberia makes me discrealt n M
this Is in direct oppos. on "a bis II. 4.
His intention was, II he reached rs sa
to cross 1t and come back BIZ way n
Greenland. This news indicates M, N
IS returning by The same route tSst ii
him towards the pole. 1t SEEMS pr.px,s
Gus when one considers the posslNeIs
that would be sacrificed and Inc irS'ns
table courage Of man like Narseu nj
would 20 on. on. on, and not ,lIrn MI
and send news home by way Of Sibsri- /
"Wbile | was in Australia last lss
on my Antartic expedition, the an
news practically was spread all ovr n
tarih on the authority Of the Pr
Figaro. telegraphed from Au,trl
to Mrs. hansen. and went 10 consdsr.N
expense before / found out that The s;sT
was a canard. | shall take fvsrythi:
published with several grains Of salt y.
til Nansen himself Is heard from VII
he says | shall believe"
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prArrMoNT BUDGET.

,,,,....,.,,-,,t t,npiu-er Quinn investigating
81 Sahine Pass-Northern Visitors
beaumont. Texas, February lS.-Maior
ouinn. government engineer in charge OF
innprovements at sabine Pass, and j. NJ.
urownls,, assistant. arrived from New
orleans this morning and departed i'm
n,,aintelv for sabine Pass. from whencs
they 90 to Port Arthur, The purpose Of
Major Cuinn's and Mr. Browlee's Visit
ia IN investigate and pass on the proo-
ticabillty Of the proposed ship channel
from Port Arthur to Sabine Pass. The
Post correspondent only had II few min
utes conversation with tho engineers
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

Now orleans. February n.-Three-year-
Odds and up, six mrlongs- Newhouse, :"
tCaywooD. S to /, won Coehina' y" wv .
Hicks. 20 to l. second Ada L., lw 'Sh'r-
rer>. 10 to !, third. Time l2i'
rwo-yeur-olds, selling. four furlonss-
EtAd Farrell l9I G. b2rrsti . to z y sfa,
T5bac "a. iOi Cr. Murphy, to 1. third.
Time 52al. ,,v,
c,,ifrroS % (shcrretl. to 8, Won tlor-
once p. lOa tCaywoodl, Z to 10, SECOND
blitzan, IA Uiinkey). 10 to !, tmrd. Tlme
T1ndlcap. 9-year-olds and up. one mile
George w. 1903 tShcrrer). 10 TO !, won
Iam6Sorce, loi q, HiD, ! to ,. second,
queen Bess. 10l Caywood' 10 l. 'hif"'
iIor-year-oids an M, seven t ilrn, Is,
Splcudoline, 10 Ulaml. to :. won, Nc
Kec. IN (O'ponnein ~ Ia /. second Joco-
sot. Joy (Morse), 80 to !, third flm'
2oai. to- ,,,,,,,,>
seven furlougs Bob Holman lo' H'ennl
ia /. won; John r. l1' CNNcr,, 70 20 J.
second: Springtime. t01 a.. Taylor, 10 te
l. third. Tins l;5tii
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AN ATTEMPTED SWINpIE


Washington Police Saved n Texan Ir,o,,,
Losing Money
washington, February 1.-THE Washing
ton police have unearthed rather a sinnja
and exceedingly bold swindling scheme
attempted uron Judge j. NJ. Lindsey of
"HlhesFilie, Texas, who is here, Interested
In pending legislation. Judge Lindsey ia
well known IN Northern Texas. and was
formerly one OF the wealthiest citizens of
that portion of the State. The atternpt
Was made to get money from Judge Lind
scY Wlfe at home. In this conspiracy If
Is alleged Daniel Il. Dwyer, LIQUOR mer-
v"aht ana FORMER pugiist friend of John
-. HuiiiNan, j. Cunningham, a Texan. and
10 ston Charley" figured Cunningham
ana Dwyer are now locked up. and the
lHcinnati authorities have been notified
20 drIest boston Charley" who II is ex
p',[tvu Wll reach thcre today.
~ appears That a telegram was sent IN
Mrs. Lindsey Al Gainesville which -
ported 10 have been sigued nv har hFs
oaiw' RMS telegram asked for 500. to he
az. Ht ~ Hlo4ey order TO Cincinnati IL
a.>o CoLta!ned a request THAT Mrs. /, ndsav
hoNiy her husband at the Buddock hoiIsS
"' ~. 1ruild AS soon as she sent the
IN. y, thlS she 9ll, and Boston Char
pe%GnHated the judge at the Alcxandria.
I,fiUi 4nrsd0y night and then left Tor
IN lnnati to get the $500.
Yesterday afternoon tho r-,I;,o ,..,,.,,,
from tho Alexandria authorttias ti,t ~,
man, VINO they wanted for other pcttv Of
,S li.s ,.o hnd started for Cncnnati and
yyitSc7t Ne s'h ~ TO the authorities mere
out in search Of the other iva mo SS"i o ,e,,
hci9re midnight Precinct Detective suttnu
hau them both behind the bars.
hlehord Hozellc, the messenger bov WON.
WNn inc officer and pointed out Dwver
~ 'uv man VINO had sent him with to
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ISLAND CITY.
Gueringer Remodeling the Trernon,-
Build a Bridge over Clear Cresk

Gueringer Remodeling the Tremon'-lil
Bu1id bfidSe over Clear 'fsA
Galveston. Texas, February n-Msl
1Iost ,-,uortnrer of the New Hut.ss|
T.. A.. Az ii
House at houston was Ill the ciV n
afternoon superlntending the alteraly|
a.,.i i,,,-,,.,,,a,,onts be,np made in the Ial
80 ''''i'. ~ ,a,ano,ror, If ubss Y
mont holel, thc M, h ~,
WI assume on Ma' IN =. ~. ~ ho,s M
pi''i"i u aooi'i st',' nro man war 3
nyen ,, e'osea i'r MP" ,he buildlns has Z
scented "a lark and dismal appearance
"A long time. MI Guefiiisel, a.. nas =, ~ u
n.atjo[ TN u RAJ nari Of Of the estabIsAn
md his evening there is quite rsisnj
phosis. 1t begns to be apparel,
me fremont VII take axe, U ra nee ce" Wiialn d
~ o't nm 'i,'s ~. 30
H-Ne wv ,,,yrs
COUNTY TAAEs'
THE renort of County Treasurer Wanl
-, 60 .t,e commissioners cd
was iie0'ii'V,' " -, .,st N, n
today with the sussss,is,,u,.s Gansral rs,;|
rates iOi 1871 Oe as iV''u" 5 nd hriasi i
" cents, uncnansed, iuar hni,Sinr issI
cents; bridge poilus' III cents sNl
. cents 2-per-cent poi'u wr waters 81
cent poidA' 10 Vcl.n ~ Tho intrast
"a. ,ou Ia ha raised with rednc;J
~ ~ ,ox r1ts mud that this amolnl. n
yiven to the road and bridge iuha n
re,,ort was exhaustive and conipm
every detail and was highly compiln1.,s.1|
NV the court. The levy was maae y M, y
eestcd and occupation taxes s any tn vss|
The total tax levy VIII be ee"~
than for 1895. ,,.r
THE CLEAR GREEN bi'iD nj
EX-Commiss,oner Butler TO-DAY spt'.
..,i.~ic,ers oourt and III
before the coHii''iSS'on',s NOD a, Hsr4
scented letter tfoh Juue' ,..r n
county to the effect that ne hau wv
nn,nted by the commissioners cow
- 40, in conjunction VI
iarrls county ~ ..s county te rsea
,u H.', -. rn,rosed clear creek oli.sa
pI,9 ~, -, '"o ,rrsei that the two cea as,I
,oi III was sdY Ysryse for bids, to be MA
49, ,hs sacond Monday in March. v. u
V"stnn roads and bridges coni.n"ss II
he nresent. the chairman OF lne ,.vsy,, !
bridges committee and county s, Il, lid
first confer with Judge Tod anu ARE rn u
10 cost Galveston county no' mi to
S2500 and location oil saHi'
changed, . nrpsoNAL.
LOCAL AND rhrS IA asSsus7
/ l. Davis has been electWvrb srt ~
secretary of the Galveston
many. -. n
The remains Of A. ~. we're snFl
committed suicide last nign 1 for irtsnss
to Dickinson this mornlns ., ,~ M n
('unt1in t'nHfItS AlNN'' t,,apyngh =
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MAflER's Eyes.

The Irlebmau Worried for Fear People
WIN Think Him Shamming
I'll Paso, Texas, February ii.--Peter
Makers eyes are a trine better this morn
ing. but there is no telling yet whether
or not he win be able to enter the ring
Monday. Opinions Of physicians differ
some maintaining that he viii be out I'm
three days and Others giving him AT least
week TO remain in his room. Even II
Maher is able TO enter the ring Monday.
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IRON PRICrs sTrAny

Cleveland, Ohio. February 1.-THE Iron
Trade Review this week will say: while
there is no pronounced increase in min
tonnage from week to week. the feeling
in the iron market continues honetul
The significant feature is the general
steaoiuess of prices on finished material
With so many mills only partly employed
me confid nee that larger demand is
not far ahead serves to hold prices where
they are '''N' =
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rnls r0sr MAClIINM.

To The Houston Post Houston. TeNas:
beaumont. Texas. February 12.--GeutIe-
men: My wife aud daughters have been
using Your Houston Post Sewing Machine
nenr,y n year and find It fully as COCA
as recommended. The attachments can
not lac beat; in fact, 1T is complete ~
every respect. Tho ncighrors say 1t makes
less noise and runs as easy. IL not easter,
than any machine they have ever seen.
Respectfully yours John j, french.
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HEARING POSTPONED

New York February Ii.--Judge La.
comic comic IN the United States circuit court
l5 SiiernoS on adjourned the hearing on
NE Joint Traffic associstion f frsIrainins
g "nIs under It's agreement until Mnrnh
~ VII then come up before 'J "dsa
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THINKS 1T pRoBABLr

Napierville. ILL.,. February n.-Eydya I
Baldwin, meteorologist of the PeSy Il
petition In 1893 and 1894. was ask.i III
morning what he thought of the regc-s
discovery OF the North pole by Dr. NJ,
sen.
II think 1t highly probable. Itha
result of well calculated plans and 4
unexpected. Dr. Nansen has certain
1t would appear, accomplished that +
which he has striven for the past h
years"
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ATTEMpTED AssAss1N, ,r,r,,,

henison, Texas, February u.-Aurust
Nneeht' a restaurant keeper of this civ
while on his way home this morning abont
o'clock was fired upon nv mn uneven,
ASSASSIN, who sloi at Knecht four ,,r,'s
H thl bullet penetrated his clothing hit
might have been n mortal ', wn,, 1rHhi what
tlonal developments are cxneeied snnm ls'-
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BANK CLEARlNGS.

Houston Shows an Increase over Same
Time Last Year.
New York. February 1.-THE foiiowins
table, compiled by Bradstreets. shows the
total clearances at the principal cities ana
the percentage of increase or decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
last year.
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RENTER MyRDrRrp

Harold. Texas, February Al. IL.
uassI. who is renter on the Belt Tay-
Tor place, six miles north OF town, was
murdered last night. parties finding HIM
dead in his dug out this morning shot
through the head. Officers have gone TO
iuyCs lignte.
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The president has been uniformly sue
cessful in his duck hunts, but Mr.. Thurber
has been very derelict in his duty in not
sending choice specimen now and then
to Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer's breakfast table.
The World has been vert severe upon
these trips of the pf esidenl
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Much Criticism of the Governor for
Sending Rangers.
NO ATTEMPT WITH WELTERWEIGHTS
waicott- Collins Mil May lie Allowed Ia
GO by Defauit-Buii Fights WIN
Begin Sunday.

Ell Past. Texas, February II. ls9

the citizens who sympathize with Dan
Stuart-and they constitute large ma
Jority of the voting popuation--are be-
coming wrathy. the former because the
nght has been postponed untn Monday
and the latter because they regard the
Rangers as interlopers sent hero by Gov
ernur Culberson with no request having
been made by local authorities They say
That the presence of the Rangers has kept
thousands OF visitors away from the city
and that there was no necessity FOR the
presence OF the Rangers, as Governor
Nulbcisuu ana General Aiapty had been
gwen positive assurance that no attempt
would bee made TO pull on the lights on
American suii.
Inc fact that a Ranger Swallowed Fitz
and MS wife ana notner-in.inw at the
opera house last night ana that Rangers
shauowed the house OF Dr A. W. Aluers,
whore MaliSr mas been taken fOr treat
mcut, aroused TINS latent hostility to
General Marry. The Times. editcd by
Juan Hart. cditorialiy denounced the ac-
ton OF Genetat nabry tES morning and
the Telegram this evening made very
vigorous onslaught upon the adJutant
general. as well as Major r. Allyn Lewis
nt General Hughes Arizona army. The
Evening Herald tRepD mildly rebuked the
general. but sees nothing menacing ia
the presence Of General Mahry aud his
city
Ihc city and county officials are out
t,"V,i,. H. tHeir nostmi,y' "o"eFe'' s''iee
no ,','II,,.s t'St iiisiii' ,,tt, ,,r,r,
,t - ~, ~" i'1'is Wy 'V''iSni
w ,,,,I -, ~ ,'ES VI "'' ~ P'''o'
h, Ti'' a. i,t S,to ~ ~ -. ...,,,.,.
m,.' a., Vil 80 luCr1 t"nisn,
49, ~ -" gitu3us $500 .ur"'
1 re LIZ, l.., w 49, ,,st,
for I1,,'.,,,v ,,rtIHr ,,,e sc,y ,,ro,-r,,t,,,a
m. ,,i, 80 - \ az, ','i,'t ~ -,
ne "i'y g1Il,t i.t loltst ' t1 NHrg
'|'', ~ 'ilF i"41 " 4''E
W HsicaS' INC CITIZENS u our cry hrc
a. au uu,eS "a" -1p',ll''s uuH tne ittlti
III, "''i ,,".,,' H. ~, a'i' y ~ IN NY
Ky H,'N a. az Siii''7 '''.h @ni' IT," IN an
~. 49, ~" Vi. i"'',5 =" al renttI9 -
-, i,i"4ris AZ We 'ouI, i's''t itiiS az"
g. luz ~ IN ~ ar. ~ U'"f nav
,Gi 49, ,t i'i;S ~ 81, 's.T 80 r,
g.' ,,c w ~, ' ,,-i' ,, T,,'rc ~ ~.
st, i5Ultr 20 o' ~ q t'tr i,i Vy u, W.
'a'J i'',isFis 10 nW, vtt ni'ay e.' IL
n.niH 81 lh' aHl"''n' b'ne'"l Oh 'ne STATE
W hrteas Shd hanEeFs UNDER tne ~.
@"' NO. 'iF ~ li"' N"NSep ,l'' htTNst "nH
t4ftl't 10 10 F tllN ana liitfttl Ali'lt Nit-
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RACING An DICKINSON

Dickinson. Texas. February a. mem
win b. races at Dickinson on sunday next
as follows; .,,l,.s. so,or1
FIRST race-road race Tor SI3Nen' SsVur,,
NILE dash. Matched horses 500 side
| ITour,h--F'rcc FOR all trot'
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c,51,pcU mn AWARDED

Iiempstead, Texas, February 1.-THE
bids for the erection of the new Preshy-
terrain church were opencd today and
Pearson q Carlisle Of Houston being the
tract. The bid of the successful firm was
Sl675, .l..
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ARE TRYING TO VElIns
Geographical Society. R...,
Sweden Using Every Diis.,
ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF I'M \.
Is Received with Credsnc. !,
informed Quarters. and Win y. w
belief in O,hsr,,

London, February H-rvsrv
fort is being made by the ROYAL ,,.... y :
ical society to ascertain ~ ~, N
DR.. Nansen, the Arctic explorer
heard from Is true, and in sdd,ts, ! !
Russian and Swedish goyernm.,,. :
taken steps to find out the real ~. !
the case.
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two houses. recently taken, may fairly be
regarded as indicative of the prevailing
ser timent on the free and unlimited coin
age question.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-15

To those who love this great and grand
State of Texas and appreciate the iutelli-
gence OF its people. the idea that the day
will ever come when populists and popu-
list vagarles can dominate the State is
farcical
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-15

II the government contemplates at any
time the creation Of a distinct and indie
pendent weather forecast bureau for any
special town, modesty alone would pre-
vent Houston winning the prize.
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Senator Tillman awole one fine morning
and found himself Infamous.
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CHARGED WITH RAISING

Sherman. Texas, fep' t,irce fSi
Hermaign, bookkeeper 10. ..s,ea lis !,
Co, cotton buyers, was arr On enls
by Deputy Sheriff Melton n,ount y Il
raising checks. The hatained ihus Y
alleged to have been o ,r,r, his sr,';;
ulently by Ilermoign ,ILdar,naign !, n
Is about $1,000. Mr.. re- n,lovH an
oe family and IS wen h;Tghe utss (,
respected in sherman. ,r,se to ~
arrest was great sgGriiepnis sre ~,
know him and his .l,in,,iiy in pif0,,r
he viii have no dlliIV,;nins tfiai
innocence The eNah'
yet been held. - ~
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a man has actually been convicted Of
selling llGuor In wichita, Kansas-a pro-
hibition town. The world do move
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a crank has been seeking protection at
the white House against an imaginary
sword fish--an unconscious tribute TO the
shcltering arms OF the great fisherman
who inhabts that mansion.
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ra i0 ,oxatlye promo oaininSs l'Si'
druggists refund the moN''
cure. 25C,
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The possibility of 10 to free and unlim-
tied legal tender coinage by this country
alone is as hopeless as was ever any hope
less cause
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-15

A naval demonstration by the United
States against Turkey would certainly i'm
press the sultan with the conviction that
this was a different kind OF government
from those i'm Europe.
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regarded as indicative of the prevailing
ser timent on the free and unlimited coin
age question.
The president has been uniformly sue
cessful in his duck hunts, but Mr.. Thurber
has been very derelict in his duty In not
sending choice specimen now and then
to Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer's breakfast table.
The World has been vert severe upon
these trips of the pi esidenl
Senator Tillman awoke one fine morning
and found himself Infamous.
To those who love this great and grand
state OF Texas and appreciate the iutelli-
gence OF its people, the idea that the day
will ever come when populists and popu-
list vaEaries can dominate the State is
farccal.
1t is noble ambition in the Cubans to
have the mother country become the tirst
to recognize their belligerency.
II the government contemplates at any
time the creation Of distinct and indie
pendent weather forecast bureau for any
special town, modesty alone would pre-
vent Houston winning the prize,
---------
a man has actually been convicted Of
selling liauor In Wichita, Kansas-a pro-
hibition town! The world do move.
4 crank has been seeking protection at
the white House against an imaginary
sword fsh-~an unconscious tribute TO the
sheltering arms OF the great fisherman
who inhabits that mansion.
The uogslhilttV OF 10 TO / free and uulin
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The charitable young women of Boston
are going to give a Natalis Kobono for
the poor this winter Those Boston girls
are simply out of sight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-15

For democrats to desert the party be-
cause of anything Il committee or chair
man may do, or not DO. would be like
breaking up the foundations OF the great
deep to drown fly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-15

Now York. February IA poster tna'
was suppressed Ia London has been staring
people iu the face here for some limo. An
,hony Comstock must be- color blind. else
hc would have been shocked long ago by
tdis chyomttie Image ou prominent hii
boards Bat then. one man can hardly Boz
c1pcg 90 to see all the shifting ghts Tn
this town.
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People VINO are sneering at the new poet
laureate ia England are unbluahingly dis
playing their ignorance OF the fact that
he Is to receive all the back pay since
Tonuyaon's death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04
The Silver Situation in Mexico

Facts are better than theories. The
two letters given below explain them.
selves. The first n was written by
Guy Kellogg Of the firm OF Guy Kcl'
logg Il Co, Of Ninton, Iowa, to his
uncle, who has lived in Mexico some
years. The wage Garner may judge
for himself.
Vin,on, Iowa, july nth, 1896. My
Dear Unclc-About three weeks ago
the republican party met 1T 81. Louis
and nominated VIM. Mckinley for
president and adopted II platform de-
claring for Il gold standard rs the
basis Of our money; just last week the
democrats in convention assembled,
nominating VIM j. Bryan of Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04

"There are none more miserable than cpl
Ieptics. For 20 years | suffered with epiiep-
tic fits, having as high as Ave in one night, |
tried any number ~ physicians, paying 10
one alone, q fee 81 $4,000 and have done
little for years but search for something to
help me, and ave taken all the leading
remedies, but received no benefit, 4 year 2
my son, Chas. s. Gallahcr, druggist at l9l
Reed ST., Milwaukee, gave mo DR., Miles
Restorative Ncrviue, aud | tried IL with
gratifying results. Have had but two FITS
since | began taking IL. am better now ia
every way than | have been In 20 years"
DR.. Miles Remedies are sod by druggists
on a positive guarantee that the first bottle
will benefit or price refunded. Book on the
Heart and Nerves, free, Address,
DR., Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
DR.. Miles, Remedies Restore Health.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04

The pole.raising last Friday night
was witnessed by about $500 people
and when the flag was run up loud
cheers split the atmosphere for Mckin.
ley and Old Glory. The flag was given
to the republican club by VIM. Duel
who with the assistance of "Grandpa'
Harlwel r;u i, w.. Judge Cessna and
Randolph McNitt mad" short speeches
for the occasion. The col"red glee
club rendered a couple of campaign
songs and the Hastings Military band
gave a very pleasant concert. Has
tings Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04

In a recent letter 10 manufacturers
Mr.. w. r. Benjamin, editor of the
Spectator, Euchford, n. Y, says. at
may be Il pleasure to you to know the
high esteem in which Chamberlain's
medicines are held by the people Of
your own state, where they must be
best known. An aunt Of mine, who
resides at Dexter, Iowa, was about to
visi, me u few years since, aud before
leaving home wrote me, asking il they
were sold here, stating if they were
not she would bring a quantity with
her, AS she did not like to be without
them" The medicines referred to are
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous
for its cures Of cold and Group; Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism,
lame back, pains in the side and chest,
and Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhUa Remedy for bowel com
plants. These medicines have been
in constant use in Iowa for almost q
quarter of Il century. The people have
learned that they are articles of grea1
worth and merit, and unequaIed by any
other. They are for sale here by Dey,
n Gricc.