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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-03-19
F. b. EdfnundsOn.

Successor to E. L. Edmundson & Bro
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-03-19
NOTICE

On Monday, March 80, at u o'clock
m, at the court house door in Colds
boro, VIII sell, for cash, an acre lot,
situated in the town of Boston, Wayne
county, the property of .. B. Craven,
to satisfy taxes on the same for the
year 1895. q E.. HADLEY,
AK Collector.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-03-19
Wool Soap

Woolens will not shrink, if Wool
Soap is used in the laundry. Wool
Soap is delicate and refreshing for
household and laundry purposes. This
may be a new article to many, but it
has been thoroughly tested and will be
found to be all that is claimed for it.
We're this not SO, we would never have
offered it to you. A single trial will
convince you hat it is an A No 1
Article.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25
Asethes Social Study.

Ed. TELLER:
To DEAR WORKING GIRL:-Agaiu
your soft Impeachment Of the morality
OF the young men Of Lewiston IL too
far.ietched aud unchantsble to be con.
sistent or admissible, and the refuta.
ton Of such u namby-pamby argu.
ment should, Ms whole, be left tn the
wise. though silent opinion Of geuer-
Qua public. There are no doubt some,
who having read your article. believe
and think Ne you do that the same is
wholesome and unanswerable, while
a. matter Of fact 1t IL purely the OF:
spring Of morbid imagination. the
illogical conclusions Of pessimistic con-
eeption. and perforated with 3iuconsis.
tencies that honest public opinion
smiles through its absences at its plati-
tudes.
Drawing away as you have done
from the plain matter Of iacts bearing
upon the pure social confines and the
rectitudin al life, the Intellectual and
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25

are making a visit to the placer
mines on Salmon river, in which
they are largely interested, and will
be absent several days.
Should an unkind fate make the
return of this party to their home
state impossible. Washington pol
itics this fall would surely loose its
old time vigor and novelty. Since
Washington has been admitted in
to the Union It would be difficult
to name like number of gentle
men who have been as prominent
in making and un-making the pub
lie men Of the State.
John Wilson is the Little
Giant Of Washington politics,
and probably no public man Of the
day has keener tact of anticipat-
ing public sentiment, or lodging
it, and floating out on the favora-
BILE tide.
Two years ago, in the heat OF
the senatorial contest at Olympia,
he sat in his headquarters, de-
serted by all but five close friends,
reading a petition of three thou
sand names from his home district
against his selection 70, the posi-.
ton. The following day he de-
parted homeward with the togs of
senator, and at every station re.
ceiving handf,ls Of congratulatory
kilograms. He is an earnest and
competent worker for Washing
tons welfare. and his efforts have
always been fruitful. He fought
side by side with our State repre-
sentatlves for the opening of the
Nee Perce reservation, when he
was a member of the lower house,
and in his debate on the bill evil
denced more knowledge Of the
character of our native soil than
the most ancient pioneer, although
a view even Of the rolling. rich
prairies of that domain, would
have been novelty to him. Sen
ator Wilson has many friends and
admirers in Lewiston, and his short
visit here was.made pleasant.
Hon. S. C.. voorhees, was the
boy representative of Washington
State in Congress at the age of %.
He is the SON of the illustrious
Daniel VOORHEES, 1.-The Tall Syca-
more Of the Wabash" He con-
troiled the patronage Of the party
in his state unchallenged till Hugh
Wallace earned the favors of
Cleveland some two years ago.
All the Northwest IS proud to
claim Charles Voorhees, as a citi-
zen.
Messrs. lde and Duncan are
prominent citizens and capitalists
of Spokane.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25
Ancient Legislation.

Joe Rich, who was member of the
lower house in the Tenth Territorial
Legislature, was In the city Tuesday as
q delegate to the State Democratic
Convention, says the Pocatello Her
aid. He related some very interesting
"reminiscences Of that body, which he
said was one of the most remark able
legislative assemblies that was ever
gotten together on earth. According
10 Joe Que Of the principal duties of
that body was the drinking Of whisky,
particularly by members Of the lower
house.
1t was ut this seSslOn that Revised
Statutes Of Idaho were adopted. This
revision waa largely the work OF the
late Ex-Secretary Of State Edward J.
Curtis. The upper house spent about
four weeks In reading It and finally
passed It. When It was sent down to
the lower house It was transported In q
wheelbarr0w and wheeled right into
the house. The house had been hav.
ing night out and Was rather tired,
The revision would have taken a
month t. read. The clerk then
started and read one section. Then a
bright idea struck Rich and he moved
that any further reading be dispensed
with and that the bill be passed
"wheelbarrow and ALL" This motion
prevailed and that Is the way we aot
the code which II still IN use in Idaho.
In those days II an official wanted
tn leave the territory for more than SO
days, he was compelled to obtain leg.
islatlve permission. There was then
In old Alturas county Probate Judge
named Wiley (?), who wanted leave
ct abeence, and u bill granting him an
ahaence Of 60 days was introduced IN
the house. When 1t came up for pas.
sage Rich moved to amend It By
striking out the words "days" and
substituting for It the word "years.'
This amendment was accepted and the
bill passed In this form aud was cent
to the upper house. There the years
were changed back to DAYS but It wa
only by accident that It was discov-
cred and one oflcial had q most mar.
row escape from being leglslated out
At the territory.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25
Excursion to Asotlu.

The Steamer Lewiston will make
two trips to Asotin City on the Fourth
Of July. tor the benefit Of the residents
Of that section who are DESTROYS of at
tending the celebration at Lewiston.
The local officials, Of the o. X. Il n.
Co., have announced the following
schedule: Mornng-steamer leaves
Lewiston at 7 .. a.; returning, leaves
Asotin $50 .. IN. Evening-steaner
leaves Lewiston : p. m; returning,
leaves ASotin $50 p. u. Fare for round
trip so cents.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25
Reduced Rates.

Those contemplating going East
should call on or address Mr.. F. w.
Kettenbacb, Agent o. r. 4 N. Co.
Lewiston, Idaho, for rates to the fol.
lowing meetings.:
Democratic National Convention
at Chicago, ILL.,, July.
Peoples Party Convention and
American Silver Con vention, st. Louis,
No., July %.
National Convention Young Peoples
Society Christian Endeavor, Washing.
ton, ID. e., July 7 to Is.
National Educational Association
Meeting, Buffalo, N. Y. July 8 to 10.
Encampment Grand Army of the
Rerublic. St. Paul, Mimi, September
Ia.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25

We haye line assortment Of
Window Shades, Linoelum, Oil Cloth,
Mattings and new Furniture Of all
kinds at prices to suit everyone Call
and examine our stock.
NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25

moral corditiOn OF Lewiston's young
men, the gentle snd softening influ-
ences Of which IL felt and observed on
every hand, and greet you IN your
daily avocations Of life, to generaliz'
upon the subject Of immortality which
at its best is weak attemp to prove
the moral degeneracy of the world Is
a:coDcession or admission Of the weak
ness Of the position assumed by you.
You have fioatetl of Pinto vivid ethereal
imagery, seeking, for compassion,
NEUROLOGICAL characters-the last Of
whom has long since been TRANSPORTED
to Mara-the sublime actions of whom
you would ask the young men of this
intensely practicable and modernized
world to again exemplify, and you, in
the absence Of such exemplificat;on,
would have them to be moral degener.
ates. Why such an uncharitable use
OF morallty's weights and measures?
Do not the young men Of our city, at
least a great majority Of them fill hon.
orable p positions, and should they not
he properly placed in the category OF
gentlemen?
The young men Of our city as rule
are found wanting in the possession OF
worldly goods, but their moral force
should not be measured thereby. Re-
mpm hor doar siofor that tho hoart Il
the standard of the man and he should
not therefore he Judged by the size o.
his purse.
Again the young men OF our city are
m orally qualified to wear the crown Of
thorns which you would place upor
their heads.
am IA ever,
A. FLANEUB.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25

U. 5. Senator John Wilson, ex-
Congressman G. S. Voorhees,,
State Senator Ide and Hon. A. ].
Duncan, Of Spokane. arrived IN
Lewiston Wednesday and re.
mained over night in the city. They
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25
Ice! Ice!

Loon Lake Ice.
Leave orders at the store.
LEWISTON OUTFITTINo Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25
Covered Up With Flies.

Stick -em. fast Keep
the house free Of the pests by purchas.
ing of Dent 4 Butler.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25
Wanted.

Wanted.
Work wanted by young man who
has worked in stores for a dozen years.
Good references given. Leave word at
TELLER office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
GitYEo tioe.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
.posals will be received until 2 o'clock
p. m. of Tuesday, May 5th, 1896, at the
Office of the City Clerk, for grading and
grayeling, sewe1ing and b1uleyarding of
State Street between Cd South Street and
9th South Street, according to establish
ed grade to be seen and on file in the
City Clerks office.
The bids must be sealed and marked
Proposals for grading State Street"
and to be accompanied by certified
check in the sum of Fifty $500 Dollars,
made payable to the City Clerk and to
be forfeited to said city as iquidated
damages in case any bidder receiving the
award shall fail to execute contract and
bond for the execution of said work
within three days thereafter.
Checks will be returned to owner
where bids are rejected.
The city council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. z
By order of the City Council. ff-
So LOUIS SCHILLING,
City Clerk.
Dated New Ulm, Mimi. April 10th. 1896.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
ITO be continued.)
Notice.

Notice. 1
In the matter of the appointment of a
member of the Board of Public Works,
in and for the City of New Ulm, County
of Brown and State of Minnesota.
Notice IS hereby given, that the I'M
dersigned, Mayor of the City of New
Ulm, County of Brown and State Of Min
nesota, will apply to the Hon. BIZ. Web
Der, Judge Of the District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District at his Chambers
in the City of New Ulm, on Monday the
4th day of May, 1895, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day Tor the appoint
ment of member of the Board of Pub
lie Works in and for said City for term
of three years to succeed Ferdinand Cro-
ne, whose term of Office expires.
Dated at New Uim, April Goth, 1896.
G. Weschcke,
Mayor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
HEALTH NOTICE.

Board of Health,
is f... New Ulm, April 18th. I 8s6.
Public notice is hereby given to all
concerned, that all streets, alleys. and
premises where there. are deposits Of
filth, must be Thoroughly cleaned on or
before the 1st day of May, 1896; else the
full power of the Board of Health will be
enforced.
By order Of the Board,
g.. &C. Stricken,
:. Health Officer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22

on to the pnlplt-c cushion. Latin, Greek,
the old literatures, I was perfect master
Of; all history was merely light repast
to me mathematics I glanced at, and il
disappeared; in the clouds Of modern
philosophy was wrapped, but not OBJ
scured over the field of light literature
I Familiarity roa,ned as the honey bee
over the wide fields Of clover which bios
som white in the Junes of this world
Ny life was pure, my character spotless,
my name was inscribed among the names
of those '1eathless few who were not born
to die!
s 3 + 81. =%2< y FsE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
THE PATRIOTIC BANKEDs
New York Journal.

to the relief o treasury s,vo, .
suggests s more ~
FOR eleven years before the passage of the Sherman act in '"n
Inconvenience to the government The treasury h1 @ =
that embarrassment was CAUSED by allowing holders ~ Ns
The Sherman added to The currency ,
r"s Issued IN I"Sm'n5 or SILVER bullion and in ~ uaMa
issued would s ~
junk and that the should be on demand S
we're ams %SOu per
Soon after The passage Of The Sherman seem % maj
rot only scare the country into stopping purchases bun n
Sherman p s'ens bulk
Ing and OF these t5 had been gathered un ana ','syo Of them .
ut New York for duties At the end of the wsn sI a
sherman "o" ounant OF which sL7aio' had been for go
New York In w" months tho proportion of paid IN s
notes Increased is per cent While those IN a n the payments sm
not snslccnt N gold whi, total
THIS object iesson suo'cssful help of the cos,, ,
minis and heavy demands redemption of @
there sl remained STANDARD AZ, 1
" 'r, r, sherman no'v S"ie'ro" having twp
~ per cent In sopcmo 1880 iss than much when INV ~
Ss of such notes outstanding month Of n. ~
only %8""" of them had ben issued turn Of t
vmer Of the SAM. yeor One month ~, ." New York IN
r"ay 5 che month Of the syndicate per cent and s
the same yotr Isl cent. Them en
G H tn" I"NGS were RAPIDLY arawns out In February
,as nit'ns AWAY Nov S N ,Sr, a., snoa and stacked
ty drew s oi of whon ' in" Gnn of second bod
whe''e their lppf ana in the de The
y oil "o-' OF the gold which they had They pnns
ms to Europe and kept about three vaults Ts
h'hs h"thsthls aud
oia IA l
they o he pih
rms process has continued present whm ~.
buying silver under tho Sherman pulan u
stopped IN" dnn ON the ueislrys
oh"se" stopped and the sa Of the trap q
IMAM they had done before resumption I'M ~
becoming alarmed i, rvlr own work The object ~
toll ry
ury the gold the metal .a ),
u"h 'S presenting legal tender noto hra
eou now reun" in undo
ny harrison ana
mon" simply holds that gold Of
md
In the event OF Mr. iannas election
l"'" III inc crisis a" THIS campaign esana
7"o nov" fnt Hanna ana public to
sight orders The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10

| money and the establishment Of gold as
the sole unit OF Value must have a ruinous
eff"cl upon all foruis % prosperity except
tho~c Investments which yield q ilNfd ~
turn In money These VIII be enormously
cnhnn ed ia value. AMI VIII gain dlspIo-
nor tomato and unfair aivln.agc over
every other spsscirs OF property
Another red-hapled snAwAisi Womb be
senator Sh,rmAu who holds such hlsh
parr IN ihf. affections of the whole tribn
ot money lenders ON account u thr many
ssrvic,v, he has rendered them We quote
from speech Of his ia the senate IN 1902
The contraction OF The currency il a
FAR more distressing operation than som
niors think II o. not possible to take
that voyage without the aaNtrrst DISTRESS.
TO every person except the capitalist out
of debt or a salarinu pthcfr or an IN.
nuitisni. Il Is a pa od OF loss, danger, las
suido ~ trade, fan OF wages, rusp uHlon
Of enterprise, bankruptcy and disaster
7 he list OF 'aLdrghlsts' could tr, strctch-
ct ont almost Indefinitely 1uiee /, no
man with brains who has written or
spoken about tno money question would
cs apo the charge OF Hnarhy II the stand
ard ~ anarchy SIT up by the subsidized
organs OF the money power Is TO prevail.
The mission OF these organs Is to obscure
the meaning OF the Issue that is involved
In the hattie of tho standards They think
tho '"adic.t ana the most efncacous way
Of doing this Is to shout "1unrchy' and
'.antrchlst on every conceivable occd-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
EMPLOYEES ARE QUESTIONED

Louisville and Nashville pcslrcs Informa
ton ~ to Personal Politics.
Now Orleans August "a sensation
was crrutei here today by ihc lnforma.
tIoh that tn" supcrimcndcr OF the Jou,s-
VINE and Nashville railroad for In. Now
orleans and Mobile division hnd far
"'N"'d IA" names Of every one Of The en-
"'yca &" the republican campaign. and n
WIS una fS'"od that ali the other divlston
shultrlnlrnders had done the .,fuo un,l.,.
,,,H'I''""'' nfl7 from tae central orlircra az
n" eViupdhy, II Was reported mat pr.s,'
IN Hiullh had sent out cirruli,r4 10 ia
question. WV "n"hc'ai
y explained by the railroad pcoplo
"',, ,. lnr lRt IN furnished the repi,ipIIrnn
,,i"'tu committee In orier to ,.ngibl. A
~ '"IihHA the men with gold lurr,t,,,,
a ne reason why II Is dcsArnd Ia L,'o,,
n"W me men stand ON the money n,lestinn
- T." AVON sending gold lltrrafurc Ia no.
va" are a'h.iiiy advocates OF thc ,,,i1
st'ludrd, ana to conccntrat. thor .,cr.
~ on mo believer In free co.unc4 nr,l
nu'IPN th"m vim literature. No nt,,ss,ir.
80 y" brought Ia bear on the .innio,yns
uu1 uIleS VIII be worked on thrn,ph ,j,,
slc'rH"s and circulars Tho ,.,utio,.n.
al@ very mitch Disturbed by tn. prnno,c1
ton. va ihe money qucs-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
Az EpucArING cANrAldN.

rN''nI ialnIcaier
We are glad TO note that the dcnl1criti.
ticket Is making sul.f,u,,,l ,ro,,,..s ,n
! Nrw yota. st,, ~,
''"tF' "l'h"iFn nearly hH tho
! 80" ipik city papers are defending that
monster Of uunttri.I v,e...t,,. oit
| r,,,,.,.,..,i,t. m ''' ~ N'"'
'''''Ah lA" l'1ln', however.
/ are rapidly being educated 20 recognize
| that 1t Is at the bottom 81 all of our mac,
/ ''"""''"'
Ne Eilher from reports In tho Now
| York IournnL tho N,r,,rv ami ....,...,
| luterto. p,,,,,s,,.,,. 49,, ''
~ ~ "'i"!c'' '""' are supporting
nv '.hlelSp nominees. TINT tue campaign
Ytliul chan+e among .hc voters OF the
iiHiHI" state.
~ tue way II is inter. ing ia n,t.
! why Nlr. Hearst thc propr fof nf ~,
I .N"w Aolk Journal. clulr $50 piuinpfiy T.,
inc support nf IA. IN rurl u..,nlu,,.. ,,'t,,,
sin' IN popclo,eS ,'I!i iII-i,, OF. d,-.rt.ll
,'it democratic flag and went over b,t.e and
!'dtttE" ~ he enemy Mr. ilprr.t ,....,,t
49, explained his position az follows.
~ he dournal cnrra no ruo,. Tor ana
party than the other Tho n4pei's s,Innnrt,
was given 10 f-vnn he,. ,iar / ,4tr.r, rt,.
thn hcifcr. hitter man f,r, ,cl.,,',,.,r' ~, i.,''
Mckinley ile 81 MS own man. ma sv.,U
cat" controls INN. he CAM. la hls rr,,,I,,,
tlon by no tricks or Jnrle pt,.,t,o.t,. H.
WAS named by "a cnnV,nfinn f,.,,. f,'l.,, ~
imputatinn or b.tf,tg Lar,li IN wy
all these. | believe Jrv.,r 60 - XII.
"l courage. ~ high pr.nrlnlos OF ,.r",
talent of utter fdnnsiV and ,n,tal ,,o,.t,
OF chatnctor lIc f. yo,Iup NH h XIX
hhd nNrer'cnrn. he haa boon tcel.1 NM,
never inil.l ri.i aud not ronnl yynntiYe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
MASSACHUSETTS, DnnArAn,,r
democrats Can Carry tho sat. v,h -
frrpcr Work ''" INV

hoston, August = t.y,1o,
to show thnt ia. ~ r" nccumu'a'c s
s.,,.n ''' ."' hE1l for Bryan and
ar" '" ~, , ,CFofaed rs hopelo's three weeks
the scrs itloi.,l s,,r,,. "h'iy TO " oy'
N,th QUA PRISE OF tho campaign.
'''"lhl cross roads canvass Ict
ny George Fred Williams. II 10 ',,,. va
p's" nle to place This stn,o In m, " drrnn
,,... ,"''" III November. rhe state
,..,u 'o' 'Ne gold standard, and the
orrtuc captal,-,. '''oA Of dem
stroul, .,+,,',. oNp' I'ed while the
,'N ""'''ouflcnt for the denocr.ti,
49, 'n N.rubhcan ranks ia .,.,,,,,'d
tn w." goa men are cvrl as'us,'t of go
'Hllit'to or W,sso an In. ,H,,.,''-,'' 81 I'M
rnn,'p".sh several lays nxo a, gi Nor
Democratic culn ar ~ '"E 'oHhg Mems
G i,a N. 'ny action Of GS'sg fre a"V irrndi'
~ ,tn 90. rcnu.,st. uNe,"iVr com
2"1 'he Chicago patrorm. an ai' w S5glwaiI
iektd poa and ann ,,,''..'''i 'a"t' TOOK an AZ
uyu commIteo's ac,i,,n ma ne rxccu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
7H7s7=-
SWlNDLlNG SCHEME


"''hbi'ng Commltt"" Run Down n Cav,
of Operators
'hchgn, August &-The Civic lrod.r,
''oh mas un"arthed a great Hyynll,r .
s'helno ana with the cooperation or ,ho
l'oA'al inspectors the gang has bocn r,,
GOWN During the pas, year on tho con,
"e''H'lN' 'Htimate Of John I'm. Jr -,
W., b'trI of trade an1 Chairman OF ia.
'NW I@icfhtinh Uambllug comm IT,. a.
"a "', ~ by us sw ,naling operations t751 p.
a 80 IN" gang waS Cuupuaeu of ~ ~
~ lNT,, James II. Mcclure. Or ir''.''.
y, KY, Nlliam n, Thomas ana Jot,n
! no'nas ana James Mcclure and ran
,""'n arr under arrest William "A NJ
a.H'' ana lpr Craig arr IL New ynri,
ny ''l"rriin from there WIS recai,,i"S;
my announcing mat the men Nh 80.
ana th"ir arrest was but a que
ne gang has been Operating q, ,,.
WI, H'hHhlnh business OF stocks ma ,,,.,'
1HI u"pning fictitious mining STOCK 'rii',i
. "Nr hoto business under TN. tnlic,,,t
t.".'H ana lltin iitics: craig a 90 i",,',,N
~" 'p,, Thomas 4 Co, John ro',,,,,i
g. ~ American l'ommis son co,n,,a,i,.I'
NC GO. }. T. Morgan a 20 I',I1sni,3y''
'",i"HF ann NJ Hing company 1"V''"
lI's condo ..-si thelr own prtnttr,, .,,
III i'dNf sent tons OF mail matter ,bro,,,I'
''' l'"'oihee during the paat year '"h"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-10
CURIOUS coNDENsArfoNs.

Tho pariatsns eat three meals d day
the Londoners four.
In Paris pnou.e rise carly In the morn
/ Ing In London late.
| H. 81, a., IA ...t. ,lo,gstdc IA.
Nh ,,' ' IL, D,o ,nl5., 81 he room
! -, .,..,., rr,,p .,.,.
r'ffNs .",i',''ip 49, 'tDI in ~. IN
,,,NI "'a' ~ '.u.,.,' 'N "'''' 80 80 '''
4'-'s' d" ''"' """'''-
Tho cote" plantat "iS ~ H'nhaiups DE-
I cupy tho mountain ru1Fcf. and are from
"" D." ''N 49,. .,.-
"A "Ntupi1 OF REM" NIX PanEoilfi
hos lAioiy boon adacI 70 me collection OF
the geological s"altty, l.'AG"iA
homing pigeon IN credited with hay
!ng flown. % abort time ago, tO miles IN
on" ''ay. ily4hs AZ Inc "a" OF my m'4ts
an hour.
fla lRu Dzaunfr 1e4crthed a four- wheeled
vehicle which Was propelled ny v.iet
standing at the ls,k dAl working PAL.
Of ttcRdles.
geyrrat months STAGE a diamond weigh
INK 800 cnrnts VAS fouaa al Noncardar
estate Of Baha lirazi u was SOLD for
b. "1 ana shlpt,.d 10 Europ.
Tho cold mines of rre mountain in
tha stni. - Mans, Rragil wrrm worked
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AZ the issue Ia clearly defined, and the
Dnttlo Is nttw""n money ard mon, hope
n}r a wholesale cunVcrs on The demo-
cratic detection VIII be slight and Will be
onset ~ cams nym tn" other ridc''
-. ~ Hryan and Scwall headquarters In
fremont street vas busy eppt TO-DAY
iiundrons of requests rar literature wcf,.
icc"iNcd ana many demands for speakers
20 explain IN" democrat AID. w.r- made
hy letter from tho tOwnc of Lowell
Worcester, Fan RIVER Spr ugheld. lrosk
loii; fltlSn"ld, Salem and Lawrence.
IN" state convention It ig now unite
c'pr' WI 2" i6r Bryan and Sewan. VIE
,ial az I''st ton of the twelve democrats
cniugreF Hcual nominees VIII run on a Ir.e