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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
sEWALL MAY WITHDRAW.
Ltksly to Be Slated for Secretary of the
Nary.

Ltkety to Be Slated for secretary OF t"e
Mary.
SEATTLE. WASH. July 24.-Free-silver
Republicans of this city are much elated
tonight over the nomination by their
party at st. Louis of Bryan and Sewail,
pies party Vice-Presidential candidate
was not received with great favor by local
Populists. The Populist sentiment APP
pears to have been for straight-out nomi-
nation or Endorsement of both Bryan and
SewalL Hon. John Wiley. bolting Re-
publican and leader OF the free-sllver forces
of this State, upon the announcement of
Watson's nomination said:
"Sewall will no doubt withdraw from
the ticket by resignation and in the event
OF Bryan's election, of which result there
is scarcely a question, he would make an
admirable Secretary OF the Navy. Such
an arrangement may be already contem-
plated. / think il is.''
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25

OF North Carolina, but has been resident
OF TINS city for number of years.
Inc best-known colored man in this city
IS William ii. Davis, who has resided in
TINS valley for upward OF thirty years. He
Is native of Virginia and 10 years of age.
For hitsen years he occupied the position
OF collector at the First National Bank,
out resigned his position on account Of his
age lew years ago in favor OF an adopted
son, A. d. French.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
DR.. MCNULTY.

THIS WELLKNOWN AND RELIABLE sPE
cialist treats PRIVATE CHRONIC AND
NERVOUS DISEASES OF MEN ONLY. BE stops
Discharges; cures secret Blood and Skin Diseases,
Sores and SwellingS Nervous Debility 1mpo-
tence and other weaknesses OF Manhood
He corrects the Secret Errors of Youth ana thelf
terrible effects, Loss of Vitality Palptation or the
Heart, Loss of Memory, Despondency and other
troubles of mind and body, caused by the Errorss
ExcesseS and Diseases Of Boys and Men.
He restores Lost Vigor and Manly Power, re-
moves Deformities and restores the organs TO
Health He also cures Diseases caused by Mer.
curry and other Poisonous Drugs
DIR. McNulty'S methods regular and scien-
tific. He uses no patent nostrums or readymade
preparations but cures the disease by thorough
medical treatment. His New Pamphlet on Pri-
Vate Diseases sent Free to all men who describe
their trouble Patients cured at Home. Terms
reasonable
Hours-s to daily; $50 to $50 evenings sun
days, 10 to IL only Consultation free and
credly confidential Call on address
p. ROSCOE McNULTY, III. D.,
S611 Kearny ST., San Francisco Cal.
Hd Beware of strangers who try TO talk to you
about your disease the streets or elsewhere.
They are cappers steerers for swindling doctors
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
A Horse Sfofen at Fresno.

FRESNO. CAL, July 24.-Burglars en-
tered the barn of D. II. Cubb. on street,
last night and stole valuable mare and
carriage. They had first entered an in
closed porch in the rear of MIR. Cubb's
house and. taken about S1O0 worth of gro
ceries and tableware. The horse and
buggy are valued at $3.50. Mr.. Cubb and
family were sleeping in the house at the
time. There is no Chew to the thieves.
During the past week large number of
rough characters have arrived in town
with the annual influx of laborers who
come during fruit season.
A CLEVER article on Greed and Gold in Barrv,s
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
Mourning at Penn. Gror..

SANTA ROSA, CAL, July 24.-Almer
Clark, sonoma County pioneer, died at
his home in Penns Grove yesterday, aged
76 years. Mr.. Clark was native of Penn
sylvania and came to Sonoma County in
1858. He was the father of Mrs. c. S. Far
guar, Mrs. L. E. Cannon and George G..
Clark. The funeral will be held Saturd ay
from his late residence.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
Sentenced for a Calico Ksusno.

SAN BERNARDINo, CAL, July pa
A deputy Sheriff to-day took E. P. scol-
lard north to serve his sentence of seven
years imprisonment in San Quentin. On
May IL Scollard killed Albert P. Roland in
a saloon fight at Calico, in this county
At the time Of the tragedy two men were
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
Arrested ot Nfo ockfon.

STOCKTON, CAL, July pa. T. ICox
was arrested here tonight by Deputy
Sheriff Black and Chief of Police Kings
bury. He is wanted in San Francisco for
fraud for drawing two pensions. and a
deputy United States Marshal will arrive
tomorrow to take him back to San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
DIsAsTBRs IN TIE BAsr.

Loss Of Life aad Damage to Property on
the Rains.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 24.-Heavy
rains in Eastern Kentucky caused loss of
life and damage to property and crops
yesterday and last night. A colored boy
was drowned at Nepton and Mrs. James
Peyton was drowned near Taylorsviile.
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, July 24.-It has
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
CorAaorafion at Dintsr,.

WOODLAND, CAL, July PA large
stable belonging to F. ]. Barney of Win
ters was totally destroyed by fire last even
ing. The stable was one of the finest and
most complete in Yolo County and was
valued at $5O0O
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
DAMAGE ARoUND rASCoUrER.
Forest Fires Sf,ll Burning in Sections OF
the Province.

fUVEItOCs
VANCOUVER, B. c., July "a. The
forest fires which for ten days have been
raging around the cities of British Golum-
b;a are burning yet. The atmosphere is
so heavy with smoke that at night it is
difficult to breathe. The damage in the
aggregate is large. Besides houses, barns
and fences burned along the line of the
Great Northern to the south, along the
Nanaimo aud Esquimalt Railway and at
Alberni mining camps on Vancouver
Island, great damage was done along the
Fraser River, where foods recently de-
vastated large sections. On Sumas Noun
tain many settlers have been forced TO fee
for their lives and at a distance see their
houses and barns consumed by the flames.
Magnificent forests have been DESTROYED
in various parts of the province.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
Adopts Resolutions Indorsing
the Republican Platform
and Ticket.
w1ELDs STRONG INFLUENCE
Leaders in the Organization Are
Pioneers of the Golden
West.

SAN JOSE. CAL, July 24.-A political
that will figure prominently
in Santa Clara County politics this fall is
the AFRO American League of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25
Fire o,l q Napa Ranch.

NAPA, CAL, July 24.-The barn and
contents on the stock farm of Adolph
Spreckels was burned early this morning.
The fire is supposed to have been started
by tramp while smoking.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25

fighting over game of cards. and Scollard
attempted to separate them. One of the
men then attacked Scollard, who drew a
revolver and fatally shot Roland.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-25

CLEVER article on Greed and Gold in Barry
Star to-day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

OF the Rockport board OF trade was held
ihe views ct members were Freely ex-
pressed and a eommiitce Of I'VE consist
pointed to draft resolutions on the sub
jet expressive OF the sentiments Of the
board and the people and present tho
BALDWIN, chairman; j NJ. Hopr.r. cashier
irst National hank. u Cahn. MERCHANT
VI. y. Hathaway. lawyer and W. H. Davis
AT the appointed time the committee
presented the following resolutions, which
were adopted with four dissso ntiug votes
To, the kockport BOARD of rradc.
Whereas. the people OF Texas have
always shown the most profound concern
Y the promotion OF deep water NJ Arkansas
encouragem.nt have proclaimed &c Nc
eun,iy their faith ami goniidence ~
nay great enterprise, and
whereas. the recognized engine ring an-
inori,ies OF our time, bdth governmental
ant private, as well rs many of he ab'est
peaielly ard nnqualincdy pronounced
themselves In favor OF the undertaking.
Immediate section us well as for ,he ,rih-
utafy country a growth OF population
and wealth Of material progress never
Whereas the public have time and
again saeiaeed their lehors. their money
project and have heretofore accepted tenn
porary failure with ii composure born Of
The iknewledse that it aid n9t fan from
"1 ~, OF my lHtt!nsiS Hlsit, a.u
o,a '',n pSqp,p , 800. w
encouraging and fostering every EFFORT
70 AIRY 9ut IN. enteiptis', ~ mune
miNnEs - inat 'ntI ~ -, "a, !" IN IN
M""'ty ,,NrteiF neptnisu 'ipu wv s"e
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t'nr 10 '.r aN7l' 'fl.'', Hiin WIZ n'S1 w
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"a a. s"., bai ,h nnnnir
oi southwest IcHns had iinptclt conn,
d"hce IN tn" sucneS-iul termination oil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEWS.
Business Has Increased. But Not Up
To Expectations.
CONFIDENCE IN AUTUMN REVIVAL.
staple Wholesalers Already Iookin.
Ahead Speculation Has Raised
Cotton -Hestet's Figures

New York, May l.-Bradstrecrs will say
tomorrow There is relatively tss i'm
provcmcnt in general trade this week.
the present partaking of between sea-
sons" character Wholesale merchants IN
staple lines in many instances look ahead
with confidence to the autumn and In
such departments as agricultural nipple
mcnts. building materials and hardware
there IS reported moderate revival In
demand There is unexpectedly small
number Of strikes al this season
In iron and rtee; thsre are advances
In prices for special grades OF pig non
due to the output of Lake superior ores
(required for their product!on) having neen
practically taken up 10y Il few interests
The so-callel steel trust is extending its
territory.
Higher quotations are announced for
coffee. cotton. petroleum and anthracite
coal while print cloths and lumber are
practically unchanged.
Wool mas been suid at CONCESSIONS, man
ufacturcrs proferrins not to my large
los at nominal prices The encouraging
feature Of the wooden goods .narket from
the point OF view of The domestic mills
Is the higher cost OF Wo0leuS
Experts II wheat a. lur included as
Thenb from both coasts of the United
States are smaller this week than tn"
wei before, amounting 10 l.sh"l. against
l2,6.ou1 bushels last week and totals he
tween 2.50pulp and Socu,DN bushels etch
IN corresponding week IN three preceding
years. In the like week In lS02 the total
was Sail 0ND bushels
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

San Antonio. Texas MAY miss Ida
Bell Maret died here Yesterday at the
home of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Smith
Maret. aged %, the cause of death being
CONSUMPTION.
- Miss Ida Mnret moved from Columbus.
TeAas. to san Antonio some four years
ago aud has since resided here trusting
me mild clnatr might restore her health
IN lNl. when Miss Marrt was in Colum-
nus her friends entered her as one of the
candidates for The Posts Scholarships al
Hamilton colloge, Kentucky. She was at
'ial llno ciniloNcd on the Colorado CHI
zen as Il connositor. aud was STYLED ..1he
frlnter GIRL She was n Young lady of
rae accomplishments. graceful and en-
lowed with those attributes of true wo-
manhood which made all who came with.
IN her ,nilnence feel a kindly interes, in
ar' Meharc. All Who knew hcr loved her
WIN r's'c, nv II large circle of her friends
aii over Texas. Through the intcres1
'aken during The Posts contest she 90
cured scholarship at Hamilton collage
ana shortly after her return to Texas she
VAN her parents. removed to San Antonio
HAY-LeXington. Texas. April 30.-D,ea
40 hls home in Lee county. Texas. April
~ ls'"' neoise II. Gay. "A prominent farm
ef Mason and an ex-Conf.derata sol
tlor, Mr.. Gav was born NJ sam i, cline do
Ans'n. state Of coahuila and 1'exas in
~ ana was one Of the Oldest living mn
IVES or IeNas Mrs Cav suryIves no,
nushand. large fa~,ilv OF sons ana
usd,tgnlers, most Of whom are married. re-
kENNEpY-Mex'a Texas. Nav Hon
NAM nj, ~ Nrnnrdy Of this place died last
81 ,ha ,,,,eu ihohla lie was n member
by them. anu Was buried
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DuN'S REVIEW

Now York. May l.-R. q Dun & cos
review OF trade. which issues tomorrow,
viii say:
AZ the season advances there is moro
huslness hut ad, Ices Indicate that Oh the
whole the prevalent feeling is that tho
gala IS loss than there was reason 10 *
poet White retail trade has been activo
enough to materially lessen stocks and
obligations ana thus to prevent a great
many threatened emharrnss 'nruts, II h $
not yet brought enough rev business TO
mils or factories to prevent decrease of
untitled orders AMI clOsiue uf some works.
Substantially the same state VI things
esis' Ia all the great indn~lr!als, not
WifNs- 4ning the strong coinlin1tifn In
some and evidence %; i,4adrQuate con
sumptioa appears from tho fact that the
general range Of prices Of commodities.
IA N ana .mine as well as manHiactIrsa
Pro incls, Is NEARLY per cen lower than
II vas Npril !, ana thu luW 80 ~ KNOWN
tn i,clluo since October, is'-, being ~
per cent
Speculation has raised cotton an eighth.
thonrr recrlpiS ana cror prospects sun
favor low prices aud accumulated stocks
Of unsoh eoois are very hrc" " heat
hns deplluel ! Sc for cash with latter
ace unls OF winter ana iap'a seeding of
spring Wool ia weaker, the wool year
closing With the ernatts, quantity or
wool on h4nd eyer carried at this season.
oouth since June. 1881 Wooden goods
have not improved In dempnd md han-
n-s have opened TO Is per cent lower
Than lns, year. though the material de-
crcaso of production has given 70 other
mons goods rather stronger 'onc
Some cotton mills have ceased produe-
tien, including one lnrg" printing house
and STOCKS on hand atill hooreaso. though
for brown goods there has been Il better
ioeiuuato demand ana great qu snutrs OF
sluEhams have been moved hS lriNcs at
prices too low beyond all precedent The
decrease in shipments II WOODEN Soots
from Europe has been quite married and
stocks In warehouses are larger and Ia
cronsing.
Failures for tho week have been 2lS IN
the nitvi States, against 2Sl ,ast year,
and 81 in Canada, aBainsl - last ycnr.
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nocEponT People vExrp,

Tho Removal Of brewster Cameron Is
No, Appreciated 10y Them
Kuekpoft. Texas April .. The dlaplacc-
m"nt ~ Hon. brewster Cameron from
inr position Of managet q the Deep Water
company Is very much regretted and gen
erai Dissatisfaction Is expressed. AIr.
Cameron has spent vast suuss Of money
Ia ihis enterprise besides devoiiug several
years of hard work TO the cause OF deep
water, having rejgvlnatcd the Old com
pany after oyorylning Had eume 10 Il
rfaudstlil
The most uorruleAn lart OF the task
Vas to re-enlisi the confidence OF the
pe"pie ana gel up a honus. rni- Cameron
Old without tim u would not have been
donr. and tirlsc worth or lands was re-
tprrd as hu absolute hanus and about
i@N,W conditional punuH
The Work wa- commenced and PROSE-
cpfep % ihc spending AZ clnitn't. OF ssla.-
80 ana bill the hfeakNater is not iu-
.bhrd The public has boon Ia ms dark
prclir much up 10 the present time as
~ lhe true status OF affairs,
Now cpines Tie news that Brewster
Cameron " relieved from IN" management
aud MS stock In th- company, some 800
tie tiirosf Is made 10 stop thu work
The Cameron stock n IL underst God 1,
ismaiisd as q plain aud simple sacrifice
WITHOUT consideration 20 him, notwith
standing the fact that he has no LANDED
hoi1inss IN thls country TO be benentet
or enhanced In value should deep watel
" procured ~ Arkansas Pass. a neetini
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LETTER FROM DUDLEY.
Says the Example Of Cass County
Should Be Followed.
NO EXCUSE IS LEFT FOR BIOL TlNG.
Democrats Urged To Vote Thor senti-
ments in the June PrimArios-Baker
May Run For Congress.

Headquarters Democratic State Execr.
tive Committee Paris. Texas, Apr.l - 80
The following letter from Hon. Howard
OsNeai has been received at democrat TIC
headquarters and by rermisslon IS siyen
TO the public:
Hon. J. c. Dudley. Paris. Texas:
Atlanta. Texas. April z,-pear Sir; .cy-
clone Davis asd i: { Mack s1leke here
Gratis understood s, TO be a side show for
ard In the interest o. the popuAst party
TIE result was tia; the monkey was IN
sort. II Is believed by TIE people here
thu, there is & deep scheme on the Jsr,
OF the CLARK. Hs-dy & Go. crowd 10 turn
orer 70 the rcpGAsts ,fe State govern
rent. We s-e fo- harmouy, sat believe
IN. cc-afeSer.ce ~ La.ias wtl add that
ss.ris a. vctcs 10 th- derlccre;ac party.
l-viieye II y q! Provo s.,-siicis. rather iaan
j write 10 General Crane ms morning
We are trying - So hsfn - maze as a
saseeh r, a. ea-y fsts We Wi IL saa
10 cave vou IL olr comfy 70 MAKE scve nal
speeches Nrsn 80 soa ta-rk goa can
CONE | O. not ta-aS ve taer - eats-
or with tee ho4;c-s--ot r9oera 70 make
49, Howard o'Neai
TITS .-a r-Ne- Letters -a.e,,-i a. 'hcse
q pan g " -s+'es l'riS t- ias
l-Afisr Ceil Cia-.. art. i-,fit sails- lihrl.-
-alrfu--fA rs p fe rll yt I
ssSnsSs s--h - fr- .vaa So assn e
asEcs at Z - a-rporai .v-o SIS ~.
wats cff'e ga ~ fsa.t,e tsht
sszs = iis tnter, F., RI tNe t.-u.s.s Ua--
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rfrrllst SOS sta~- lat 9-l- --.--a~r
Ss-1aVrat - = 81. l----- t-l v- ,-
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TRAGIC DEATH.

Little BOY strangloi to Death in open
ing u Window
Sunset. Texas. MAY The nttle s-year.
old son or II. 8 Brown, living seven
miles east OF Sunset, came 10 tragic
doafh ON Yesterday 1t seems the family
were absent from home. and the little boy
comlns homo and finding the doors closed
got upon nall keg. raised window sash
ana put hts head through the window
The keg rolled from under him and the
window came down upon his neck, in
which condition his parents found him
dead. upon returning home late yesterday
evening.
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bring her back to heath =. snd
Most women do not understand Nv
bodies, or the things that inaIs -
or sick. The most frequent e,r,. i \
ness in women is the ctuse ia, M
A women will go to a docto, ~ ~.S
a severe cold. or some acuts S,ssS
turbance, but she hesitates ~
mates when the trouble Is Mn n. ~
Feminine organism. And ~ ~ ~ II
Infinitely more serious. III liz -.
GUS sickness that any woman =, ~
ts the most dreadful-the mo,, ~
Its consequences are always ss,;.s.
serious right at the beginuins 49,
debilitating. II saps the m - P.
and works on the nefyss IA - ~.
that the whole body Is DISTURBED ~,
leaves, the color goes from d 81 ;
hollows sink into the cheek, ir;ss'
succeeds good temper and ffethis.s y
the place of contentment. iiujt +
life becomes more and suo,s m,,.'s
The woman is killing herself M -.
just as surely as il she were tain, n
poison. Perhaps her husband e,s.s
suade her to go to her doctor, becaw
naturally breads the inevitable ~
tons and local trcatfuents,m IA M,
suade her. If she needs persuasion !
DR.. Pierce's Favorite prescription
truly wonderful medicine has erua
dreds of women after the best phu;
have failed. II has been in eors,-
and tested every day for 70 yein. h
an experiment, there are no chance.
1t. It is a certain and infallihk ,yr
all arrangements peculiar to women
who care to know all about H. and
ccive the best medical work eve, ps
for the general public are invitedh
II one-cent stamps to cover cost Of ii
only and receive copy Of Df ra
thousand page book, Common Sn
ical Adviser. Address Worlds D:s,u
Medical Association, Buffalo, MI
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Jim Murray for the bravery they ~
in the defense OF the prls,ne add n
doubt owes his life TO the bul! ,..a 4
hy the officers.
Mr.. Dorhandi n ct the Leaders I'll
mob at the head If tie ..1.rs. al
hearing their dema.i to turn oW
Moore to them he -: III tf2i II
his duty to guard the prisoner al
III would die In the iefens, II ks I
before lie would accede TO their ltsd
hfter consultation the Leaders Md
MI. porbandt that ..her thai XII \ 4
mar they would r,.'re for the ,!ra |
would come again 5c) strong en- II
take the negro hv force
TINS mob were all n'a:'v nasis
from every indication were fTiI
co.t t:y. as a number " wae al
on orschack were heard /, IN
town about L. O'CLOCK, and the a
on the Jan was mode be'wec, tn
and I o'clock
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Commissioner of Agriculture ~
rAsrEnN STAR cHAPlss.,

Bryan, Texas, May i' 4
Hoskins of Houston orsa"'4
of the order OF the Eastern e Ss
night with the followlhs ,r mi I'D
Helen Parks. worthy nl ..ar. us
n s. Mintor, worthy patron ,t III
assistant patron; Miss Jess.e , rs,
rotary and $. II. bhcI., obssrh7
Decoration day was MOI w.
any WAY. ---
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rsnfer. Teat.r Mag i.-hon. ". + Don
iey Of ia k~puYiil+. Te'aa. candidate Tor
Nleii1c' attorney % This 80. lai district.
- t.-fs circulating anIcpg riT.ueny friends
si4 "lii ikrf MAKE rfsrEn tres res "a
fre reHty before iNaTinF ar TO - very
p.4qiaS hsfs 8up % irlcnaa has. ralol1-
- Giff4 A4g4fJus invitations. re Will
s4sD - raa A4suNtif- ara Satlne copn-
~ MILD hero
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RANK CLEARlNGs.

New York. May 1.-The following table,
compiled hy Bsals,rcet's shows the total
clearances al the principal cities and The
percentage " Increase or docreaae as
compared with the corr spending Week
last year:
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INJlRING CROPS.

Missouri city. Texas, May 1.-The Mex
lean weavel or something Of the kind is
Destroying the young cotton.
Ihere Is also large brown bug that Is
eating the corn. Crops IN this section
very late on account OF rains.
Tine dewherry crop Is very fine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-02

OF this city tonight 10 select delegates TO
the cosinty convention which meets on
May s--lrsiructions For s, W. Teasardcn
for stat. senator were given IN some 1T
stances and IN others resolutions wcr,
passed faypr.nS the election Of all cliN
chartes officers and nstruc,ine legislative
candidates 10 vote Tor an Amendment to
ffis CITY mat eject.
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MITCHELL STILL IN JAIL.

VuIm'sHeII, TeNas May l.--Elmor
Mitchell was brought here yesterday from
Woo vile lie waved examining trial
ani Was allowed bond In the sum of s5o0
faling to give whclh he WAS returned 10
The county tail. His wite is rapidly Il
covering from her wounds.
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sRApsrKnGlvs FINANCIAL.

Dizziness ana Reactionary Tendencies
Have Held Markets Down.
New York May i.-lsradstreets Fran-
clal Review tomorrow Will say: Dizziness
ana reaetionary tendencies have this week
aiken the place of the more active trading
and advancing prices.
The influences which were responsible
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TouHTN yr,lclAL coNYENrroN

Fan &rtonio. Terss. Stay Fiery j
i>e"ir. chairman - ibe democratic ereci.
use cgm'nitirr ~ 'na FOURTH judicial die
fict nae .'s1e5 a caii f0r i4d!riai con.
sfHilon ~ ius7i ~ fan AufonlO June I.
~ nominate r. candidate for s1s1ela,s lus.
ye" ~ ire court - eiFil appeals for the
fpor'h sapreme ipdipial district.
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Austin Terts May q W Mendell.
s,-eoun'y chairman % the popuilst party.
alaG VIII soon beEsn mo publication vi
d'moais;ic free silver Lapef n thls
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fan Marcos TssaA MAY Ia mass
nesting ~ this silver wing 81 the demo
riatc psf'r IN called % NEE, al the court
houft tomorrow A. p'Giork.
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Women

Who are nervous. weak, worn out
with local troubles fad purc bin,d,
nerve strength, and pes1ecl health in
Eooa's Saissperilla.
/, We do not say tee aDove 70 raise
false hope. il has been the exprr.-
ence Of many, vary many women IL
those intensely trying periods which
demand and consume ~ much