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AT THE THEATER.
The BaIdwin-MeIviIIe &

The Baldwin-MeIviIIe Conp4ny
Opens Weeks Engagement.
The Baldwin-Melville Company opened
a weeks engagement at the tEester last
night to standing room. TheBil was The
Devils Web, Wilson Day'ysAost success
full comedy-drama. The company in every
respect is far better thapthat of last, sea-
son. Mr.. Baldwin tries'o give the public
a good show, and judtng from the ap-
plause of last night, helas done so in this
instance. as
At matinee to-da, will be seen Bart
ley Campbelrs masterpiece, The Galley
Slave, and tonight she Black Flag. The
matinee prices will Je 10 cents admission
and 10 cents extra ff reserved seats. The
night prices are 10, . and 80 cents. The
matinee begins at O'Clock p. m. and the
night performance $50 o'clock p. m.
An interesting Shd amusing entertain
ment viii be gten at Yonge's hall to-
night beginningat o'clock, for the bene-
fit of Grae Methodist Episcopal
church Sund.y school. There are
on the programme charades,
songs, music and tableaux, and al
together it ispromised that a most enjoy
aoe eveningwill be given those who at
tend. At the conclusion of the entertain
lneht proper refreshments will be served
oy the ladies in charge.
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED, FURNISHED HOUSE. CEN.
trallys located. Address Box So. Pulaski
House.
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EXPORTS

Per Norwegian bark Premier, for Bar
celona-2,975 barrels rosin, valued at $l1,-
300.-S. P. Shotter Company.
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TropeaABr), sullivans Savannah for Ham
burg. 49,,
Rotterdam, Now. 2o,-4Arrived, ship
Heinrich (GeD, Reiners, savannah.
Reval, Nov l9-Arrived, steamer Viola
CBD Howse, Savannah.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE.
CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship Berenguer el. Grande SPAN,
Larranaga, Havana.-J. F. Minis & Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Louisa, Hallon, Stoney Blur
and way iandings.-D. J. Murphy Agent.
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

~-~-~-~-~~~-~~~~~~-~~~-~
WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO USHER
at the Savannah theater. Apply at box
office.
WANTED, A MAN THOROUGHLY
familiar with the installment furniture
business; state salary expected, and
where last employed, Furniture, this
office.
WANTED, A DRUMMER TO SELL
on commission, to the city trade Ad-
dress X. News Office.
WANTED, FIVE BOYS 10 TO % YEARS
old, as news agents on railroad must
have $l5 cash security and blue uniform.
Address. with stamp, Union News Com
pany, Waycross, Ga
SALESMAN FOR SAVANNAH CITY (;
grocery salesman preferred; liberal terms
Address Eastern Office, 40S Greenwich
street. New York. tt
WANTED, JOURNALIST OR SHOE
man. to devote a few hours weekly and
write serni-monthly letter on the shoe
trade For particulars, address the Boot
and Shoe Recorder, IL Columbia street,
Boston, Mass. 1925
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that / have made
application to the court of ordinary for
Chatham county, for leave to sell all that
lot, tract or parcel of land in the county
Of Chatham, state of Georgia, and city
OF Savannah, known on the map or plan
of said city as the eastern portion or part
of lot number four "a, Magazine ward;
said eastern part or portion Of said lot
having a front on Broughton street Of
forty-three feet and four inches, more or
less and a rectangular depth of sixty (60)
feet, more or less; and being situated on
the southwest corner Of Broughton and
Arnold streets, In said city OF savan-
NAH belonging to estate of Ellen Mona
ham, deceased, for the payment OF debts
and distribution, and that said order will
be granted at the December term. 1896.
of said court, unless objections are filed
thereto. H. G. CUNNINGHAM,
Executor Estate Of Ellen Monahan.
Nov. 2, 1896
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An laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
q cn rosgists refund the money II 1t fails
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HELP wANTEp-FRMALEs.

WANTED, LADY TO SELL BUILD
ing and loan stock in city call ITO see IT.
A. Russell, No. ZIG Bryan street. sFa" 2
WANTED; FOUR EXPERIENCED
lady canvassers, for easy selling religious
works; state experience. Address Bewan,
city. aa
WANTED, A GOOD SoRUBBER AND
a. dishwasher, at % East Bay street. p.
Manning.
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Reports OF wrecks and, derellcts re-
celved for transmission to the navy de-
partment taa
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NorIcE mo- MARINnns.

Pilot charts aud all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of ves-
sells free of charge In United States hy-
geographic office, in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Mo-
tice is hereby given to all persons having
demands against Henry NJ Drane, Jr.,
late OF said county, deceased, to present
them to me, properly made out, within
the time prescribed by law, so as to show
their character and amount; and all per-
sons indebted to said deceased are re-
quired to make immediate payment to me-
GEORGE T. DRANE,
Administrator Estate of Henry M. Drane,
Jr.. deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
TORS o
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. mo
tiee is hereby given to all persons having
demands against Michael Barrett, late OF
said county, deceased, to present them to
me. properly made out, within the time
prescribed by law, so as to show their
character and amount; and all persons in
debted to said deceased are required to
make immediate payment TO me.
M. j. BARRETT,
Administrator Estate of Michael Barrett,
deceased.
Savannah, Nov. 2, 1896.
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ONE CORNER AND ADJOINING
store. West Broad and South Broad
streets, from Oct. 1st; glass fronts fac
ing South Broad street. which viii be
paved soon. ]. f. Guilmartin s. Co.
FOR RENT. STORE NO. 14S CON-
gress street, formerly occupied by Palmer
Hardware Company; possession given Inn
mediately. Apply to Walthour & Rivers
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ron RENT-HoUsEs.


FOR RENT. SEVERAL DESTRAf3IiE
residences. Oct. l. Nov. l. Apply Albert
Wyily, 40 Bryan street.
YOU CAN RENT A BEAUTIFUL NINE
room house Fronting park very cheap. d.
3. Lesterw
FOR RENT. 57-6l JONES STREET, Si5:
IS New Houston street, $50: PIT Lincoln
street. $3.50. SO Huntingdon, $3.50. Salo-
mon Cohen, G Bull street.
FOR RENT. ONE OF THE MOST DE-
sirable residences in the southern portion
OF city; every convenience. Apply at liz
New Houston street.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE RESI-
dences, In best locations. Apply to Cham
pion & Garmany, 1ls Bryan street
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE NO. ID
Charlton street; $40 per month. John Ia
Archer n Co., No. Bull street.
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Col B. w. Wrenn, passenger traffic
DANGER of the Plant system, who has
,eenin the city a day or two, has gone to
Tamia.
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Mr.. Benjamin F. Pilson of Richmond,
Va, is at the De Soto. Mr.. Pilson is one
of the best known railroad supply men
in the country representing six Of the
most prominent concerns in that line.
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faj. A. Pope, traffic manager Of the
crgia and Alabama, is in the city.
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ON WEDNESDAY, End December.
1890, at IL o'clock, on the prem
Uses, No. 16I whitaker street, OPP
pOsite the Park Extension,
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Frontier Surgery.

while travelling III Southern Ore
gon few months ago. SAID Attorney
W. w. McNalr, al saw beautiful
piece of dental surgery. A tcnmster
developed II toothacho while on the
road. He thought it would soon be
better, but 1t kept getting worse and
worse, till he could hardly handle the
reins lie put chew Of tobacco on il.
but 1t only jumped the harder. Then
lie stopped his team, built little fire,
heated needle red hot, and had an
other teamster jam it down into the
cavity to kill the nerve. Still it jumped
and thumped till the poor fellow was
pretty near insane.
Boys, she's got TO come out, he
shouted to his companions, as he
pulled up his team.
They all stopped, wound their
lines around their brakes and climbed
down.
"'How can we get her out? asked
one of them.
al don't know, 'groaned the victim,
but she's got to come.
"He opened the jockey box on his
seat and rummaged around in it, final
ly producing a small hatchet and a big
nail.
" Il guess you'll have to drive her
out with this, said he, and he sat
down on the ground and hung on to a
buckeye bush with both hands while
one OF his companions placed the end
OF the nail against the side of the
tooth and hit it with the hatchet. The
first lick made the teamster Jump and
yell, but he settled down for anot her
one. The second stroke loosened it
up, and after lot OF groaning the
teamster wiped the perspiration oil
his face, climbed on to the buckeye
and said:
:" Hit her again. boys
"The third lick sent the offending
molar flying. San Francisco Post.
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Saved hr a Glove Rutton.

How much may depend upon a glc.
fastening was illustrated at one OF bf
Monson. Maine, slate quarries In "
adventure which the person concernf.
would not care to repeat. He was
derrick man, who stood on tf
brink of one of the cred
chasms from which the slat,
rock is hoisted His duty was TO catcI
hold of the big hook depending fron
the end of the boom as II swung owe
the bank and attach to It the crate {.
be sent back into the pit 0
Standing upon the very edge y
reached out To catch the hook whim
dangled near him. II was winter ark
he wore thick buCkskin gloves. re
hook slipped from him as he leantr
out, but caught into the fastening q
the glove. The swing of the grea
boom took him off his feet I'm an i'm
stant and carried him out into gidd,
space WITH his life depending on th,
gloves holding fast.
His whole weight was hung on tha
button. and there was n clear lT5 fee
OF space between him and the floor ot
rock below. The moments that passct
before the boom could bc swung bncl
over the bank seemed like hours to him
but he got there AZ last afe and sound
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Lantern Mad.

A lawyer of Biddelord, Me-, is af-
hictsd with Il peculiar mania for col.
lectlng lamps of all sorts. His house
Is filled with every kind of lantern
he has been able to buy. including a
full line of bicycle lamps. lie visits
Boston frequently and always brings
back with him new lot of lamps. His
craze costs him a good deal OF mon ,o-e
and he declares that he is aware WITH
folly OF 1t, but is entirely N''"
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, a. they cannot reach
the seat OF The disease. Citarrh IL u blood OF
constitutional disease, and IN order to cure
it you must take Internal remedies. Halle
Catarrh cure is taken internally, and acts di
rectly on the blood and mucous surface. Hall
Catarrh Cure u not quuck medicine. II wa
prescribed by one Of the ne~t physicians in this
country for years, and Is regular prescription
IL Is composed Of the hest tones known, coIe
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting al
reCtly on the mucous surfaces. The pcrfecl
combination Of the two ingredients " whal
produces such wonderful results in curing ca
tarrh. Send for Testimonials. free.
p. J. CHESEY & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, prIcs .Jc.
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D y 4 10
sgssilO
VI 4 AT)
wv

'ef Waterman. Of No. "A
H'h street, Philadelphia,
aa'e OF August 81, 1895
ys been a great sufferer
non. My liver seemed
rder almost all tho
my face looking
iorty-two years old
"ys led an indoor life.
20 a neighbor OF mine
u l try Ripsns Tabules.
ow take them. / feel
oweis act we'll and thoy
pior has gotten more
. lace. I usually take
very day. also one at
set'ihg In bed. / have 1
Kinds Of remedies. I
from the past expert II
30 Tabules have put msJ
pa ! would ommead :,
lody who has been Ii
me. ! write this y
itation."
soia by druggists, or by .l
. box, Il sent 10 The III %
Il " spruce g.. New
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q: m X

Isnac Lewis Of Sabina, Ohio.
faopected all through that
H6 bas lived in Clinton Co.
1ad has been president OF
: nink 20 years. He gladly
D the merit OF Hoods SarsG-
nd What he says is worthy
Ill brain workers find
~, ,arilla peculiarly adapted
1eo. II makes pure, rich,
~ b from this comes nerve,
q and digestive strength.
a. say that Hoods sarsapa-
~ good medicine, especially
M her. II ha, done mc good
4 or several yelrs | suffered
4 ~ ns Of
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When Travelling,

Whether on pleasure bent. or business AXE
on every trip a bottle Of Syrup Of Figs, ~ IL
acts most pleasantly and cfcctualb on the
kidncys. liver and bowels preventing fcycrs,
headache. AMI other forms of -csness. For
sale In ~ cent and 81 BOTTLES 10y an leading
druggists. Manufactured 10y tho California
FIg syrup Company only.
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10 npd about my temples, as
nieht wlcn / had been having
y OF physical aud mental labor.
~ ren % lies, but found help only
sar>n plriila which cured me Of
ID, hrurllsta aud headache.
|sApaf he has proved itself atrue
also take Hoods Pills 10 keep
|s pcuIar, and like ths rills
Isaac LEWIS. Sabina. Ohio.
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Sold by Druggists, price ;5c.

Patrick Henry was known AL over the
American colonies ~ an orator before h'
WaZ 70
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these stri. A Beautiful, Thoroughly
81" -. made and tinciv.c fil,' he'd

mini, DicyelC -. .he pr"nlS'' .
semble the mating commonly used in
the United States.
Mining for gold in Alaska is not tho
easiest thing in the world. The coun.
try IS almost barren of machinery,
owing to the difficulties of transporta-
ton. The miners, during the winter,
hight large fires over the surface that
they desire to dig and thaw out
the ground TO a certain extent in this
way. They then remove the earth
until they get down TO the frozen
ground again, and then they build an
other fire, and so on. When tho
spring ireshets come they have water
enough TO wash out tho loose, nurifer.
Gus earth they have obtained in this
Orduous way.
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the mouth. Often these labrets are
very heavy, and the weight distorts
the features and impedes articulation.
In each native village is a large
house, in which they meet for various
purposes, mainly to clean themselves
and give their clothes an airing. This
house is. unique. Some Alaska travel
ers call IL casino, but the native des-
ignation is koshga. 1t can best be
described as simply cellar with q
roof over it. IL is q deep, square ex-
cavation, with pyramid roof of rough
logs, covered thickly with earth. At
even short distance it can be easily
mistaken for small hillock. The only
light and ventilation is by little
opening at the top which is protected
10y curtain made OF fish skin. The
internal arrangement varies in differ
cnt respect to details, but the main
features are the same. Around three
sides Of the interior bank of earth is
left, which extends like broad step
or diyan. On this the natives sit III
their customary squatting attitude.
Some casinos have q second and mar.
rover divan, extending from the wall
above to the other. On extraordinary
occasions third one is added. This
is formed ot three little Hat sleds
called knmegatck. A line OF these
komcgatcks suspended from the roof
by skin ropes will extend all around
the casino. Thus space is consumed
and large number of persons accom-
modatcd. On the fourth side of tho
casino the main diyan extends only
short distance from tho corners,
leaving free the middle portion whcro
the entrance IL situated. In the con-
ire of the floor is II large square pit.
covered with logs. In this PIT IL large
fire is built.
The casino has no door in our sense
o' the word. The following ingenious
method is used instead Close by there
is little structure which serves rs II
vcstihulc. This has a large hole in tho
door, and from the bottom Of this
hole or shaft extends tunnel, which
terminates in the pit of the casino. A
person desiring to enter casino goes
into the vcstibulc, jumps down INTO
the hole and then crawls along the
| tunnel until he reaches correspond
ing hole in the floor of the casino.
Crawling along the dark, slippery
tunnel is not graceful proceeding,
and this .bobbiug up from the hole is
decidedly an abrupt manner of max
ing ones appearance in society. The
interior OF tho casino is always gloomy;
the sides and roof arc blackcucd with
smoke and covered thicklv with SCOT.
The barraboras, or private houses,
are constructed on the same general
plan as the casino. They are some
what smaller, and have one very broad
diyan around; NJ they are never used
FOR the yapor bath they are without
the fire hole. Several families gener-
| ally occupy the same barrabora. Sec.
tom of the 7'von are allotted to each,
aud taea, "joooooUGy,curtnvooo6
These II @ stri. H. A Beautiful, thoroughly
- =. made and tincivc FL. he'd
uiullp I3NsYc IB3iNcyYcldi dis's ,,,bS6 me Dr"dis' die,
semble the mating commonly used in
the United States.
] Mining for gold in Alaska IL NOT tho
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/. J. women have established
n for domestics.


he. Gentle Spring." and nre
that we did anything OF the
though beautiful, is some
kl. The very luxury we en-
A,rn OF the balmy air Is the
A great many pains ana
kause the nerves are relaxed
thew become weak and an
hden attacks of neuralgia; a
faithful air braces them up
strong against any such at
A Sudden change TO warmth
kle 10 be- preycd upon 10y this
is simple reason the great
kns many victims at this time,
IN Jacobs OH something that
yigor ami strength OF the
kbey had been. The prompt
neuralgia attacks OF spring
4 followed 10y perfect cure.
Too highly ~ piso's Cure for
AIHS FRANR MuBBs. 30 W.
"a. oct. -, l-Vl.
<,ionarics and Dictionaries.
fl{omon OF them all seems 20
H. still easily in the lead IN
b. popularity
sore ewes use Dr. Issac Thomp-
Ipruggist's sell at 2tc per bottle
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\ too highly NJ PiSo's Cure for
Mis-. FRANR MONS. 20 W.
IN. oct. ~. 1891.
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Nou dear Wnmnn.-

friend. MARY
T. :. Some
of the other
girls are now
usingt theCom-
pound. 1t ben
eftS them all.
Lydia r. Pin
hams Vegetat
q. ...aAa.-I l. -
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tlg syrup Company only.
Collins magnificent "Odo- wat' written
bcfur" the author was % d
FoR RELIEVING THROAT DisEkcs. CouGHs
ANp HpAu>ENEss, use "BrUrHn bronchial
n0ch,s.' sold only IN boxes. AyolC lCtmtatious.
The Massachusetts house hGu'killcd the
bill for municipal Woman'- -uT,uIe.
Everyone who once tries poMiy' Floating.
ByraN soap continue tu usc o.. ! Ht j. really
infinitely superior TO oven the l. Of other
H.It'uy soars, and costs you no 10 e. Made of
DurlE. 1oat-. To- yer cent. pure. nJ IT,
The Central Vermont rGilroalxias passed
10 tnc hanls ot receivers. y
rms rtopned free by DR. KISSES CrTs
NElNE REsTORES. No du aucfoe o3Iai
use. Marvellous currs. Trc3A - q ~.
bottle iree' Dr. 81 q 'al Afch and Cvh
MR. winslow's soothing syr5undaytN
leething, softens the gums s,redJRa;,,Io vi
lSni gllays p9!l t'tyes wind co "ois'e, ca4.t
Explodiify;'". OIu Nyth-"Are yo,
supcrsttious?" mo: got out of tbo,
at a very early age" How did II
happen" Il was born on Friday
April l3 ana the Friday that became
IL years old a rich uncle died icayino
me $4,000 by will."-Chicago Record
ItEt Inn 4
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Collins magnificent "Odn- wat' "
before the author was % a
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safe sure and effectual remedy in sue :
cases, as IT removes the cause, purifies
nd invigorates the system, and giyai'
nergy and vitality. n
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,ore eyes use Dr. Issac Thomp-
Ipruegist's sell at 2tc per bottle
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
nonday Nights Talk The Educa-
tiOnal Department.

The members of the Young Mems
Christian Association were treated to
an entertaining talk on Monday evening
by DR.. III. w. Strader, who spoke on
Social Purity From the Standpoint of
Medical Practitioner"
On the conclusion of the lecture the
speaker answered many questions Of
interest propounded by his auditors.
An interesting meeting for men only
was held as usual on Sunday afternoon.
The classes that have been arranged
for Indicate the work of the Y NJ. G..
a. educational Department for the
present season. Competent instructors
have been engaged for all the classes
These include mechanical drawing
tuesdays, at 1:30 p. M. bookkeeping
elementary and advanced, Thursdays
$50 D. M; penmanship Saturdays, 7:30
p m.; arithmetic, elementary course
fractions, decimals, percentage, metric
system, ETC.; advanced course, ratio,
square and cube root, mensuration, etc,
Tuesdays 80 D. M; grammar, Fridays,
1870 pm; physiology and first aid
to the injured by prominent ply
sicians, Thursdays; 7:30 p. M,
elocution, elementary course, first
studies in expression, elements of ges-
ture and voice culture, public reading
and recitation, Saturdays, 7:30 p. m. !;
vocal music. sight. reading and chorus
singing, Fridays, 7:30 D. m.
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him there as long as he can be useful to
them. AS has been said before in these
columns, Maine with four Congressman
controls the legislation of the United
States, while New York with thirty
four Congressman, who are new men
nearly every session, is scarcely heard
from In the House. Congressman Bou-
telle is competent to speak Of the fitness
Of men to become useful in the House,
and he said to a gathering of Sacramen-
tans the other night at the conclusion
Of his speech in the Capital City:
Il want to say to you that you ought
to return Congressman Johnson to
Washington. First, Congress must be
in sympathy with Governor Mckinley
when he becomes President, as he WILL
Second, Mr. Johnson impressed US at
the East greatly For a first-termer he
was a surprise He took a prominent
place at once-a rare thing in Congress.
He was one Of the most energetic, hard
working and useful men we had in the
House, and that Is putting 1t mildly. I
have seen a good many new hands in
the House, but your Mr.. Johnson is re-
markable. for he understands what leg
islation is and how to accomplish 1t. He
put your district here to the front in a
way that you people ought to be proud
Of In a second term look forward to
his being among the leaders, and that
means a good deal, you know, for your
district and for your State. Don't make
any mistake about it, gentlemen, you
need Mr.. Johnson in the House and you
will do yourself credit by returning
him.