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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
THACHER' s SUCCESSOR
w. F. Porter Nominated For
Governor Of New York.
IA scHRAUB MADE LIEUTENANT

Bryan Has Mig Crowds 20 Hear Him
st Paterson and Nswark-MeKinisy
Gene From Lisbon. o.. on = Special
TrAia-OtksF News In the Political
World.
NEW YoRK. Sept 29.--on account Of
the refusal Of John Boyd Thacher 10
accept the nomination Of governor, ten
deEcd him by the state convention
which met At Buffalo. the state central
Democratic committee met here yester.
day and placed Judge Porter, who was
nominated lieutenant governor. at the
head Of the ticket, and Fred O. Schraub
lieutenant governor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
No Rs,.lu,lsn In nsnaur...

NEw YoRK. Sept s9.-rhe Herald
publishes the following telegram from
President Bonilla Of Honduras, dated
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Sept. rs.
Recent reports circulated to the ef.
feet that a revolution has occurred in
Honduras are absolutely false. Tbs
country is tranquil. The diet Of the re.
public Of Central America was installed
in regular order on Sept. rs. This event
will insure for the future continued
peace and prosperity"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
mig Rsruhll,an Ma..ms.,lpr.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 0o.--The Repub.
hoAn mAssmeeting at Carnegie hall las.
night was . grea. success. Tho gath.
sring In the immense hall was . repre-
sentative and notable one. On the plat.
form which was tAstefully decorated.
eat, elbow TO elbow, Republicans who
for several years had been At logger
heads en- local issues. They apparently
icrecl The pass differences 70 make ih'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30

TORONTO. Sept. 9a.-The identity Of
the Queens hotel suicide. who was
thought TO DO a Chicago man. and later
supposed to have come from I,hica. n.
", remains a mystery. Detectives have
viewed a photograph from Mrs, A. Mi.
ehaeles Of Brooklyn, but she did not say
Of whom it was picture The detec.
tives arc divided as 70 the resemblance
between tho dead man aud the pictur,
and further particulars have been asked
fcr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30

sEDALIA, No, Sept. 2o.-In a fight
at otterville over politics Thomas saun.
ders, a gold advocate, shot and instant.
~ killed John Dolson. a silver Demo.
crat After the men had engaged in a
istaght and been separated Saunders
procured revolver and put three bullets
into his advertary's body.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30
MAGNIFICENT MAUsoLsUM.
one wm ne BuIit over John Mash
ays Grave Costing eaoo.o 900.

- 1AeHN ~"Ns"N @"~~N~~NH
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 20. e.-Colonel II.
Muldoon has returned from New YOrk
where he entered into q contract with
John W. MaokAy, the California mil.
liOnaire. for the building Of = mAgnif-
icons mausoleum IN Greenwood GENE
terry, New York. over the grave Of M
MAokAy's son. Il h to bo the mosi
elegant structure Of the kind in the
United States. and viii cost tlOO.0oO,
The design was made il, this city and
sent TO Mr.. Maokay's wife in Paris and
accepted by her. The mAusoleum viii
be built Of granite, while the interiou
will be q the finest marble and onyx
II viii have numerous pieces Of statuarJ
and handsome altars for the celebration
Of ulaSs
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soNERswoRrH, n H., Sept 9O,-Tho
Great Falls Manufacturing company
has posted notices throughout is mills
Of a reduction in wages Of about per
cent, to take effect Monday, Oct, ~.
The rcssoa for che reduction Is given as
dullnoss In the cotton market.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-30

LONDON. Sept 20 "A review by The
Times Of Thomas q. shoarman'l
Treatise on Nasaral Taxation" pub
hshed By the pu,nAms. says;
THE most we can allow in favor Of
Mr.. shearmans natural taxation is that
1t seems simpler and more praetioabl,
than any other scheme for the confsca.
tion Of private property and not NOR,
dishonest. This Is a sufficient con-
demnation.
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1HREe cRIMlNALs EsoAPE.

They Dug a ruanei undsr the walls Il
the Sacramento Jail
SACRAMENTO. Sept. sa.-Three Of the
most desperate criminals confined in the
county Jail have escaped BY means Of
tunnel dug under the walls connecting
the jailyard with the side Of the court
house. The escaping parties were Franz
McCar,y, William Harrison and II
Creelman. three Of the most noeorioui
thieves and crooks on the coast Nc
Carty was rocaptured. but the other tw'
escaped.
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CLINTON, Iowa, Sept s9.-Gold has
beoa discovered in paying quantities ON
the farm Of Bahneluecke near Conan.
che. south Of here. An assay shows
about Is dollars aggregate value 10 the
ton. The deposi, Is from 9 TO as fcel
beneath the surface
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wm Ne, r.A. Amsrlc.n Mensr.

TORONTO, Sept s9.-Following the
example Of the MoGm university Of
Montreal. the Toronto university Au.
thoritios have decided not to accept
American money at par from the stu
dents across ths border in payment oi
their fees.
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ESTIMATE OF SILVER FORCES.

Kansas fut DoWn IN the hryan Col
umn By $1,000 Majority.
ToPEKA. Sept 29.--The allied free
silver forces have made public the result
Of q poll Of the state. J. MAoklove,
chairman Of the Democratic state com.
mittee. says:
Bryan viii carry Kansas by $4,000
majority. We have officially heard
from enough counties in the state 20
warrant me in placing tho majority Al
that figure. and IL would not surprise
me II Il went even above that"
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WASHINGTON. Sept 2o.-rhe treasury
reserve now stands at tia2. .ols,b5o. The
amount Of eold in sight added ltO that
already delivered win bring the rescrv'
IN 70 about llal .oNO. 90.
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CHICAGO, Sept 20.-Chairman George
/. Washburn Of the Peoples party ma.
tional committee left Chicago today
for a short trip south.
"Are you going 10 hold a conference
with WAisonr Mr.. Washburn was
asked.
MY errHnd is merely On private busi.
noss. " was tho reply.
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MINISTER ROMERO RESIGNS.
Influenced by Publication fin 9
Mexican Official Paper.


A letter was Published in the city OF
Mexico yesterday from Matthias Romero,
Mexican minister to this country. He re-
signs his post on account OF an article pub
lished in an official journal during the
perdency of the Guatemalan question.
Minister Romero felt this publication was
severe in judgment of his views regarding
the proper settlement Of that question.
Minister Romero reviews his labors in
behalf of the country, often at great per-
sopal cost and Inconvenience.
He adds: Il have continued at my post
believing that my long residence in the
United States. my knowledge of its pub
lie men, and, above all. the kind welcome
L have fortunately been given by al class
es in that country, would enable me to
lend effective services to Mexico: but il the
incident referred to, or any other, has
caused me to lose the confidence of my
government / shall not remain a single
day longer in that post, and shall regard
IL especial favor that j be relieved
of so burdensome an employment in which
1t is necessary, above all, to have the con-
fldence and support of my government"
Minister Of Foreign Relations Mariscal
I'm replying 20 Minister Romero. assures
him of the entire confidence of the gov
eminent, and says that the article in the
official journal was made necessary by an
editorial in an opposition paper. which
had availed itself in making a rude attack
on the government of the minister's argu-
ments, and that a rectification in the Of
fetal journal did not involve any reproach,
but was only an explicit contradiction Of
statements made by the opposition papers.
In conclusion Minister Mariscal urges
Minister Romero to put aside the fears
which his delicacy have inspired, and con-
tinue serving the republic with his accus-
toned abnegation and zeal.
Minister Romero was interviewed last
night to see If he had RECONSTRUCTED his
resignation I'm view of the fattering terms
of the letter of the foreign relations min
lister, but he said he could say nothing
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia Washington, June y, 1885,
Ordered: To whom ii may concern: Notice IS
hereby given that the Commissioners of the Dis
trict Of Columbia intend 20 put in the necessary
water connections the following street, the
assessment for cost of said work to be levied as
provided In public act No. 8S, approved March
II. 1924 and No. Iii, approved August Z, 1894.
These water connections necessary in adj
OF the paving Of the roadway of the street
tCnceried as fellows: The material TO lie used
Is 1L.-iLch cast iron pipe. Z street, from North
Capitol to Florida avenue ne, in square 66S
lots to be assessed, and 5; estimated cost,
S3S.4S. In square 500. lots to he assessed. 81
80. ca. 6l. to. - and %; estimated cost SIC. 81
Ali owners Of property to be assessed may appear
and present objections 10 The impro, ements, ETC.
at a meeting OF the board of Commissioners which
Will he held at tho District building on FRIDAY
JULY SEVENTH ENTH, 1896. AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN. for the hearing of said ohec-
tions- JOHN W. ROSS. GEORGE TRUESDELL
CuhS- F. POWELL, Commissioners. ID. Z.
fenJ3 80 jyl0,11
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At Beattyville. Ky, J. W. Langley was
nominated for Congress by the republicans
of the tenth Kentucky district. The con-
vention was in session three days and had
severty-four ballots. II. S. Howes was
nominated elector.
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1t is officially announced that the resig-
nation of Cecil Rhodes, Alfred Belt and
DIR. Rutherford Harris as directors of the
British South Africa Company. have been
accepted.
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LADIES GOODS.

FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP In
frstclass Partisan style; white dresses laces aud
lace curtains a speciality; prices reasonable Call
Nine. EIBOCD. Old Stand 1l3 18th ST. ie1-lms
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES OF
the District Of Columbia, Washington. June 90
1S96--Noti,e.-An owners or keepers Of dogs in the
District OF Columbia hereby notified that the
yearly tax imposed by act of Congress all dogs
owned kept in said District will be due and pay
able July 1, 1895 Upon payment OF said tax
tags viii be issued provided in said act BY
order of the Commissioners, ID. c. E q. DAVIS
collector OF taxes, d. O. je22-7t
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works-Carpets cleared In best manner. Mat
tresses made to order. Address office, 1I2O Pa.
ave. Thone S04. Works 1O65-67 2Sth ST. Moth
proofng free. II. NEWMYER Mgr. ap1Gtf
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

E. 5. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer Harry Randall leaves River View Wharf
18th street. Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, at I
a.m. landing at all wharves as far down as Mad
dox creek, Va, including Chapel Point and Colonial
Beach. returning on Mondays about Pm; We'd
nesdays and Fridays about $3.50 pm. PASSENGER &C.
comInOdations frst-class. Freight received until
hour Of sailing. Telephone 1765.
F. A. REED & CO., E s. RANDALL.
Agents, Alexandria. Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CAapIN.rER, Gen. Agt.,
ta30 Washington ID G.
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New York, New York.
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS TIOMPSON'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
80, 80 and "a East 57th st.
Special students admitted. my1-eo2n
MATLEwOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDvILLE, Pa.
S19S per year. successful school; of the
best to infuse with energy and wake up boys to
the duties of life. Boys under ID years, SIT.
J. SIIoRTLIDGE Yale, AM, Prin.
je20s. m&wtojy11'
S23O-MARYLAND COLLEGE FOR YOUNG La
dies, and School Of Music. tNear Baltimore.) Col
lege powers including degrees. Modern conven-
fences, large campus. thorough training home COM
forts Sixteen states represented. NOn-sectarian.
Rev.. II. TURNER. An, Prest., Lutherville, Nd
je1O52t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ISSUED June IL. 1880
ESTATE OF VICTOR c. BARRINGER.
Late OF the District of Columbia. No. 1909
Doc ~
Application having been made TO the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia holding Orphans
Court, for probate Of a last will and for letters
testamcntary said estate, by Maria Barringer,
this is to give notice TO all concerned appear In
said court Friday. the 18th day of Jdy, ID.
1886. Mt 10 O'Clock am, TO show why such
application should not be granted.
A. Il. HAGNEH, Justice.
Affect: ]. NOTA Ms;III.
Register of Wills, ID.
te22 law3t
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WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO., LTD"
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,

WASHINGTON STEAMBUAT GU, "LTD.,'P
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
From It'll st. Ferry Wharf.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at Z
am; Mondays for river landings to st. Clements
Bay. Breton,s Bay and NominI Creek; returning.
arrives Tuesday afternoon. Wednesdays for river
landings to Breton's Bay and Nomini Creek; thence
to Piney Point ST. Georges, Smiths Creek, Coan
ana reufnng Leaves Nomni
morning. Saturdays for river landings to Nomini
Creek; and. returning, arrives Sunday afternoon.
In effect Nov. 4, 1895. See schedule.
moi If C. w. RIDLEY, Gen. Mgr.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

OF VIRGINIA,
CHARLOTTESvILLE VA.
Letters. Science. Engineering. Law. Medicine.
Session begins 18th Sept. In the -maarial Pied
mont region Excellent gymnasium. For catalogues
address VIM. NJ. THORNTON, LID, Chairman
lei -eO26t
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS

CUM M1SSIUNER OF DEEDS
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
by H. II. EVANS. Office (basemeht), 1921 F st.
Always in office, office hours myi1-tf
CHARLES S. BUNDY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
OF all the States and Territories
3lI ~. st. NV (ncw Equity bui1ding).
de17-tf
JOHN f. BEALL, JOHN F. MITCHELL,
Commissioners Of Deeds for every state and terri.
tory, Notary Public, United States Commissioner.
o23 Office. 1871 + ct. (drst 6oor).
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SPRINGS AND BATHS,

THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL Is NOW
open for the season.
The baths OF these celebrated springs noted
Tor the cure or rheumatism, govt kidney trou-
bles and nervous Diseases The climate Is delight
ful-pure and fresh mountain air.
Terms reasonable.
Foe rates and catalogues address
je1G-32ts Berkeley Springs W Va
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Glen Summit Hotel,

GLEN SUMMIT, PA.
OPENS JUNE 90
W. II. CROSBY, Manager.
Elevation 200 feet above level. on Lehigh
valley H. r.. 81 hours from Baltimore; 6 hours
from Washington. Through from Philndel-
phia. Mountain air, spring water, and all kinds
OF amrsements. Write for booklet and other
information. 1el-25t
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For EXCHANGE 1 LOT, 18TH ST. BET p AND
= sts.: 23x.U; NO TRUST.
Apply CHARLES EARLY, 6O3 14th st.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

SHORTHAND. PTTMAN SYSTEM; NEW, RAPID
reporting style; beginners and dictation; type
writing. Pupils prepared for exams.
je23-tf Miss ANA N: LAISE 1893 18th st.
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FOR SAIE-13l3 r ST NV: AN ELEGANT
house. H. OF the finest sqs. in NV: IL rooms;
bath: STEAM HEAT: in thorough repair; NO
BETTER b! lit HOUSE IN TIE CITY: % feet
wide; lot 100 feet deep TO alley.
1853 % ST;
magnificent house; carefully built for owner;
LIST floor trimmed In oak and cherry: 2 baths. one
TILED, porcelain tub: lot 2Ox1UU. alley small cash
payment. balance at per cent.
ID. Il. STONE & SONS. Soi and SOG E st. NV.
je21-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Fol. EXCHANGE LOTS, OREGON AVE; 19N9O
each. Apply
je293t CHARLES EARLY 6O3 18th st.
FOR EXCHANGE-CUR. 18TH AND SWAMI SIS. !;
4Ox1O; trust.
Apply CHARLES EARLY, COG 14th st. NV.
icoQ
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FOR ENCTANGEI LOT ON 10TH ST. NEAR
Dupont Circle; 20x1OO trust.
Apply CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th st. NV.
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Fol; EXCHANGED LOTS ON 21ST ST. BET. O
ard SITS; 20x9O each; small trust, per cent.
Apply CHARLES EARLY 6O3 18th st. NV.
je293t
FOR EXCHANGE LOTS, MASS. AVE. AND
Florida ave-; no trust.
je29-3t
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PRESIDENT DOLE FiRn
"'''- ace 81 a fer-npiory D@m,n., ,-...
Great i.rstsEn

80 fRASci~Ca June s.lxs.-..
from Honolulu state that Pr..sf.i-r.
Doe has received a r~ren.pr,.r- ~
inand from England. II aii..-v -.
= Ashford 10 lanl Oh ianaf,-n So.
tory Ashford and l.i, i,r..l..--..... - 4.
active part Ia the rero.uti.,, IN -
ana were rNiied.
- = understood. s-g the a1v;...-s
'iat President Dole Ia, -~r.l;...,
'"s demand reiusin, 10 a.lo.s 49,
20 and here an close oriesal ..T-..,..-
y I oeAieSea that british s...,n-.,s-,..,-
Niii came here and Asht.-s III III.
-'.".-''.i- without respect Z. the $50.
~ ''-lr government The H.u.ss.-.
.easfi-iiieni niil be arm ia I'LL. ms--
ISL, ana uiii gr9b4 biy appeal 4, NV.
a.'th : a'e> Tor AID
!. i n, A'Ai,rl br.ther> ar Al present
~ inls e.;y- Nolney Ashf,-s 49,
quite III IT, destined u ...~.rss ~, ~.
News .. received yesterday. n:S h-.,s--
'ala thAs wAeA spiaey was r-as-
81 urn 70 iion1lalu he would ~ -
= present however. lhe-e i ~. 49,.
@'-.'- 81 Als early return.
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he relief work has assumed nem
moth PROPORTIONS. and j. now beina
prosecuted on systematic ana tbor,
ou-n basis. 1t now extends ~ ev,.~,.
section of the affected district. Ayents
% .hc cha-itics-men and xomen-a-a
making thorough canvass 81 every
street searching for destitute ca,a.
The relief fund j. growing handsome.
~ a. are also the donations Of cloth
ing and other supplies.
The merchants of st. Louis ana ~
people are liberal. almost To exrrava.
game. IA furnishing supplies. Every
body seems 70 be doing someshinr fo-
me cause Churches, schools, aIl
charity institutions. professional man
manufacturers. wholesalers and ra.ai1'
ers' and nearly every private citizrn I
arc sending in all sorts ana ouan,ities
OF donations for distribution.
The death list seems to be ,,,,-,-i.,s.
smaller. as corrected lists Of the dead
arc made Only one body va, rec,v.
ered Monday and this added 10 the
coroner latest corrected and revised
~ Of fatalities. gives the total n,,m.
1cr as lis.
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~ seven sharp the hous.
- oy our hand maid.ns l' ueser.
s s,,'s, neat day they return" Yea
"n''e we wer. at brcakfa~, I'M, n, = "a
-" rang and Madalena. as', ~ ca"'r
..i"h' : delay. put her head 4, mo
~, -s''.-''n door; Mrs $. The .,'~ ~ "a.
rang We'll. 70 10 /. Tier -'pr n
rather Indignantly. Alas, ! ~'a !.
i, earn the custom ~ IA. te.
"u friend and mentor was 'ar
IN She had come - See b... "'''r red
ks'ing on IN our housct.., ~
ain"se her repeated N , 10
~. :. Remarks abont the Y nv a
my surprise She took 'rA
'sirrc'y remarking that alltb. y
H'ngnt Il beneath them IL .,,.... ''ails
a''or belt Later we ~, ar.,.,. 20
I" sc our friends anssscriny ti.... ''7l
pt.ii and grew quite expert ~ .i, IN
'uT cards surrep.iliously az IN.
- "ie as our hostess showed Il. i,...a'
''1"inS room 50 rnivtr~l (.
'ns'om that one lady tall III =,
new * must he a straa....r
ne oesl rang twice Nosou- 49,.
.ornian ever rings q second ti.,. -
WAYS know there's some goos -
0he hrst bels isn't answers ..., '','a
slide orr cards under tba
70 20 away. Lippincott's.
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AN ALLEGED EMsEzzIss
80" '.rs'>''r- in Hi- own >.m~
es no Attempt 1. eon-..t
His fd-nfsry.

i"i'"NIo- Ont. june 5-Phsiip IN
i~'ii'eiin VINO according IL a So
Hlfnto Ia. dispatch .sa.., been ,.-.s..-.-,
~ me Sacramento superior .-..,.-, ~
turn ove- - a. NJ N-t+., II -
- 1850 which he heli a. trustee
II ~ mother. but VINO disappeared
arrived II Toronto sunday is.t an5
ses, lsieret a. Eotei - Philip Op.en-
rs n tiiicago- AZ the same TN. N.
stated that Ms home was III >,rr,.,..--
~ ne ~ -ooat thir,y->evcn vesr. ~
z 1e- pain a-A nnassa.ninr "a hS~ r.a,.
her ana makes AZ e1fo-s \, c,,.....l M.
identity. 80
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,he Lake regions Of Ni,.orsf, ~,
en- siirli=sau Minnesota. fowa ~, 49, /, ria-
.se n.ndrcts " charming loe,''','
~SinincrL-y lifted for SUNNI '..'''
ssar,y ali are To- ared on or ,.,,r -
Will nave not been fished OUT Ti.. .ass
sor.S are easily reachesi By r.silwav . %
dir - a.,ety from tte "iull dr,s, ~,
uaunrr 10 Tie faunel-> .irt coS,n,ra 10
eseSy meal Among the lis, ar, r ,s',,e .or
M, nil. 70 many 81 our readers a. tie re-.
u9n OF Northern summer resorts NJ.
,r;.s.. 'nc wisconsin points OF interest," -,
wthin a short distance from I,1i,.as.aic
Nv aukee, and none Of them are - ~, or
sn iom the busy marrs II ciyllizations.
VA. sney cannot BE- reached in Jew ho1-~
" ave-, oy frcquert trains. over ~, So
roa1 IN the northwes,-the Ch;cas, IL
'. see q - Paul Railway A drserin,a.
q ,hr principal resorts with list Or snrpn's.
100 hos-, and coarsi ng houses. and rates ;or
DDDaru- wi.l d. sent free on applisarios -
'Eo- HE.FroKD. General Pas~sr.s -
AGENT Chicago. e'ser
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hiniey corruption fnni. said hv "a.
publican senator William r. chandle,
70 ~ s-5p,O1J. do 50 In the knowlrdys
That u the republican party is restored
70 Power laws will lie enacted which
wiii enable them T. rob the masses bv
charging exorbitant nrircS Under IN,
>windling pretensc of -spro,eetIon-
heavy taxes will lie imposed ON an inn.
ported goods. thus giviar the monopo-
~ tne American marke. TO the com.
htre> aud trusts which control ,hc
pr"i1ction ~ 50 many kinds ~ goods
this viii compel The -Dus, 90 Amer.
- consumers 20 pay more fora large
siF'ion ~ the things in-v buy ANA
Wall make great fortunes for the few
men VINO own the p-o,-c,es. trusts
*. p tne result ~ the free use ~ ths
.s.onsr given fur corrupt pu-v,o.es MAJ
Al~Ninley > nominated AZ ~ I.,,.,s
tle campaign for hi~ election vii, ~
! iln n4F Repetition on "A nuch .ar,,.r
sale ~ the risyracetri met hois s,s.s
lo nominate HIM Instead Of saso 49,,
\ least =. S11n aD Will he u-runr GU. ~
-'e trusts AMI monopolies- under The
'r"'nlse That - and mEch more. will
ONE uaeh as soon a the II ~, can M
~.sted 20 suit those who pat uD The
->A \ machine reprrsen,fr,o~ The III.
rests OF wealth Will buy votes a,d
whole states. Booil.. w;il ~,
n ana the fat-fryers viii h. l,;s
I'm priests Instead OF an election,
y ne "noie people the votes east for
eh iriey will be the price Of national
sfsonor- IL ought TO be elear,oa. !,
ineriean that the practices ON which /,
ehiniey relies for his election a. }
y only disyraceful. but are con,-.-~
the letter and spirit OF our repu.lic. :
institutions For a small bodv =, d
onopolist> and trust million.ir.s ~ e.
urp the powers which properlv h.. =;
~ to the whole people il treason Al
re and simple Shall il go unrr. "
xed By true Americanss u