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CAMPAIGN STARTED
'h"rSton and barrow Hold "A largo
Audienee sP"ilbound With Their Arru-
mcnt- For aud Against Silver

MADISON, Wis, Aug. Senator
Thurston, of Nebraska. for the repub-
lean party. and Clarance =. barrow. n
Chicago lawyer for the democrats and
populists, contested with oratorv and
argument for presidential votes Friday
afternoon, at Lakeside, the grounds of
the Mona Lake association. Bv
lucky chance only a fatality was avoid
Ell on the Madison street side of the
lake.
Senator Thurston had been escorted
by 100 members of the local Republi-
can marching club from the Park hotel
10 'he place where steam launches
are taken 10 Lakeside. There was a
wild scramble of hundreds TO get tick
etS ana reach the boats on frail, rot
ten landing OF single planlxs.
ne senator had embarked when this
iran woodwork broke, carrying n dozen
persons into four feet of water
w in. Larliln. an old retired citizen of
Madison, fell fiat in the water. his head
striking rock, which inflicted bad
scalp wound Men rushed into the
water TO save him from drowning. One
woman and her little girl were dragged
ont. ana the others escaped with lost
mats and umbrellas and drenched cloth
ing.
senator Ihurston was first presented
to the audience, being allowed one
hour and five minutes 10 speak.
lie said III part: This money uucs-
ton is new one in this campaign.
was brought up to believe that the
Judgment of the man who had sue
ceeded in life was better to follow than
that of the man who had failed: that
the word of the man who had never
broken his promise was better to be-
lieve than tnat of the man who had
broken his word. Therefore, think it
is safer for me to keep away from the
leadership of such men as Altgeld. and
Tillman, and Llcwellyn. and Waite.
and follow the lead of Allison and
Reed and that greatest of all Amer
leans, William Mckinley. of Ohio.
Il am an American. The American
travelling in foreign lands finds that
his silver dollar is taken without one
cent of discount. You can buy with it
twice as much as YOU can with the sill
yer dollar of any country which opens
It's mlnts TO the free coinage of silver.
l do not want To MeXicaniZe our Amer
lean dollar or apologize for its cheap
ness.
MIR. barrow was then introduced.
Among other things he said he did not
think the settlement of the free coin
age question would ever give to labor
that which labor never had under a
democratic or republican administers
tion-a full share of the product of his
toil-nor lift from the farmer the great
burden of debt and distress under
which he lived. But it would do some-
thing.
1t was the first time that national
party in the United States had asked
that silver money should be stricken
down and gold alone used by our peo-
pie. He created sensational scene
when he declared that if dollars
worth of American wheat continued to
be sold for 80 cents the Englishman
will collect his interest from America.
as he does from the Egyptians, with
cannon and with sword.
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GUNBOAT LOST.
The German Gunboat Hits Goes to tho
Bottom-Only Ten of the Crew Saved

IN" herman GunboRt Hits Goes to tho
Bottom-Only Ten of the Crew Saved
SHANGHAI. July 30-A dispatch from
Chez Foo states that the German pun-
boat Hits was lost in typhoon on July
% at a point ten miles north of the
southeast promontory, which is low
reef-girted island, lying about 30 miles
southeast of the Shang Tun promon-
tory. Only ten of those belonging to
the warship were saved. All the 9TH
ers' including the officers. persisted.
The Hits was single screw iron YES
sci of $50 tons and was built at Dantzic
IN 1873. She was l39 feet one inch in
length, % feet nine inches beam. and
her mean draught of water was ten
ieet eight inches. Her engine was $40
indicated horse power and her speed
was 30 knots. She mounted only TWEEN
ty guns.
The officials at the imperial admir-
atty confirm the report of the loss of
the Hits Dispatches received at the
admiralty show that - officers and men
lost their lives in the disaster.
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CUBAN NEWS.
More Troops for weyler To lie shipped the
Last of Angust-Spain Has Difficulty In
Getting Eien to 60 Into the Fray.

More Troops for weylcr To lie shipped the
Last of August-Spain Has Difficulty In
Getting Ien to GO Into the Fray.
LONDON. July 3O.-A dispatch to the
Central News from Lisbon says that
private advices received from Madrid
state the existence of a secret Cuban
committee has been discovered there
and that certain Cuban eNiles who were
in Madrid have vanished. II has also
been discovered. the advces say. that
scparatist schemes relative TO the Phil
hppine islands are ON foot. As "A re-
suit of certain acts of characterization
for Cuba and the discovery that secret
proclamations were being circulated
among the soldiery. and in view of the
notorious reluctance of the troops To
go to Cuba, the endorsements. 40. 900
strong, who will be embarked mt the
end of August, will be shipped without
arms, through fear of mutiny among
them, and their arms will be forwarded
by other vessels.
The adviccs also state that descrticns
from the army are numerous, especial
~ IN Aragon. Fear is entertained bv
the authorities that disorders will
occur in connection with the dispatch
ing OF reinforcements for the Spanish
forces IN Cuba, and elaborate precau-
hons are being take TO prevent trouble.
instructions have been given to the
Spanish censor to suppress all tele-
grams relating TO the matter
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Satolli's Successor.

LONDON, July 31.-Thc correspond.
ent in Rome OF the United Press tclc-
graphs that, although the report that
Mohsignor Diomcde Falconio would
succeed Monsignor Satolli as papal del.
egate to the United States had been
hitherto entirely credited at the vati.
can the pope has appointed as Mon.
SlSnor Satollis successor Rev. Sebas.
tian Martinclli. prior general of the
Augustins Chausses and brother OF
Ih' dead Cardinal Martinclli The
TACT that the nomination had been
made has been kept secret. even from
the most intimate associates Of his holi.
ness. and upon it's becoming known oc.
caeioned general feeling of surprise.
The popc's choice is regarded as an cx.
cellent one. Rev Sebastian Marti.
mem Ie about go years old. He is a
earned thcologian and is thoroughly
vcrscd in the foreign policy of the vat.
.can.
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Three Thousand on a strike.

NEW YORK, July 30. The Childrcn's
Jacket Makers Union No. 100. Of tho
Socialist Trades Labor alliance. for
meriy members Of the knights of La.
Dor, in accordance with agreement.
struck Wednesday. over 3. 900 men and
women. employed in 228 shops in this
city. did not. therefore, report for
work Wednesday morning The Pants
Makers union will probably strike as
they also have grievances they wish
ad iustcd
NV YORK. July 3o.-At meeting
Of the executive board Of the brothcr.
MOOD OF taiiors Wednesday evening. 5;
was decided to present the agreement
60 the contractors Thursday for siuun.
lures The contractors. IL is thought.
VIII appeal 20 the manufacturers Tor
protection and give the strikers "a hare
flint
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LITTLE LAUGHS

"Aren't there a great numbered srcor
Plantations in Cuba 20 eyes Cpo,r
plantations 20 burn. Life.
she ouchrcd him into rnarryiro, bor q.
Wen. she only got the boobv prizc.
after ALL American Press.
we must part now. darling. but ~
make the separation less abrupt. am,
going on slow train FlicgcnJo
Bl1cttcr.
Stranger What's the quickest voy
~ get TO the Emergency hospitaI2r
Policeman Try TO cross Brcadyyo,
alone. Truth.
rho Wilkintons have broken up and
gone 10 boarding" yes. they have cold
thcir house and lot TO buy wheels for tho
whole fomily."-Ch Chicago Record.
salvation Army APOSTLE of Won
swear az those horses, nv cool man
youll never 90 IN Heaven" Canal
Driver humbly)-"I knows IL. mpm
but II / don't I'll never get To IONA
wanda. Buffalo Times.
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REVIVED THEIR FEARS.
Did the Threatened Tornado in st. Louis
Under Similar Conditions

ST. LOUIS, Aug. There was no
abatement Friday morning of the ter
rlbie heat of the past four DAYS. AT s
d. M the government thermometer
registered s. degrees; at noon it was 81
and at p. m, %. These are the fg-
ureS registered at the top of the ems
tom house. Street thermometers RANGED
about four degrees higher. At >
p III. the promised storm
cloud appeared, but in such
threatening manner as to almost
create panic. With the memory of
the recent tornado still fresh. people
noted with alarm the approach Of a
cloud from the southwest, which was a
mass of black in the center and shaded
otf to dull copper color. High wind
came with the cloud and the fear
deepened At the fair grounds race
track panic occurred. and the 2 600
people fled to the open field
in the center. A deluge of rain fell
Tor five minutes and the storm was
over. At p. IN. thermometers recris-
tered IS degrees. The fatal sunstro,a
cases Friday were: Hon. John Co..
pedge, member state legislature II
James. Mo, died at the city hospital:
Chester lloisington, roofcr; Henry
Nelp, machinist: two unknown men
one aged 20 and the other 30. died at
the city hospital; Mary Collins. an a,-cd
widow
There were II other cases treated at
the city dispensary. some of them bc-
ing serious.
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REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE
Meets In New Sork-yery Little Done-A
Secret Conference

Meets In New fork-very Little Done-A
secret Conference.
NEw YORK, July 3O-The first meet
ing of the national republican exccu-
tive committee in the east was held
Wednesday afternoon at the Metropol-
itan life insurance building Among
those who attended the conference
were Mark A. Hanna and Garrett A.
Hobart.
After a secret conference the execu.
tive committee held session. Several
names were suggested but none selected
for the ninth place on the committee.
MIR. Bliss, the former treasurer of the
committee, who has held over pending
the election of his successor. was re-
elected and consented to serve. Mr..
Hanna was authorized to name a man
to represent Utah and he chose a Mr.
Rogers, who was recommended bv
Senator Brown. Mr.. Hanna. Mr.. QUAY
and Mr.. Scott were the only members
OF the executive committee at the meet
iucr
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DETROIT Mich, Aug. Judge Car.
pcntcr, ia Wayne circuit court FRIDAY.
entered the petition Of OrvillcW owen
and other heirs FOR an accounting by
o w Potter. Of Chicago. Che executor
Of the estate Of the late Capt Eber r..
Ward, and restitution by the widow
and her two brothers. 10 being charged
hat the four entered into a conspiracy
TO defraud the otncr heirs by bank.
ruptinR the estate and at the same time
enriching themselves BY purchasing its
assets az a small fraction OF their value
The suit settled involved property val
ucd at,S7, 600, 900.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. 1.-The remains Of
Robert Garrett, who died at Deer Park.
Md. last Wednesday. were Inferred in
Grecnmount cemetery Friday. The
funeral services were conducted A.
Grace Protestant Episcopal church nv
hcv' Percy Han at 10 o'clock Friday
morning The special musical service
was elaborate and included several Of
Mr. CARROTS favorite hymns sung by
q quartcttc
a great crowd filled the church
early IN the morning, and befor. the
funeral cortcRc arrived blocked In.
streets i'm ali directions Aside from
the musical programme the service,
were simple and quickly over.
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Yale crew to win from them is to meet
them under the same conditions that
they met us-with a crew mostly of
graduates.
Every man of the Leander crew has
been in 30 races, and the captain told
me that this years crew was Is seconds
faster than last seasons. don't think
there is possibility of an English
crew coming to America. Our chan ge
of stroke in England was not so great
as seems to have been reported in this
country. We simply heightened it out
a little, but we couldn't lengthen it the
way they did.
Langford said: II have found little
sentiment among the Yale crew in ia
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m. O 40. n.y. niagara Fails Excursion
August 5th-

A special excursion will be run by
the C., 4. IL ID. Ry., to Niagara Falls.
on August 5th. at the rate OF SO 90 for
the round trip. and only one dollar moro
to Toronto. The route IS via Toledo,
Detroit and through Canada. via the
Michigan Central Railway which is the
only line passing in full view of the
great Horse Shoe Falls on the Cana
aian side, at Falls View Station.
Special train of elegant day coaches.
and parlor and sleeping ears, will leave
the C., III. & ID. depot, Fifth and Bay
miller, at . y. m, running through to the
Falls without change. Passenger
agents OF this company will escort the
party. and will see TO il that every body
is made comfortable. Those desiring
to secure accommodations in the parlor
and sleeping cars should make early
application To the ticket agents of the
C.. II. IL ID. Ry. The train will leave
Hamilton at PAS. Dayton, $3.50. Troy,
1888. Piqua. 4:4S, Sidney, 5:l4. Lima. GEO.
Tickets will be good up To and includ-
ing train leaving Falls Saturday, Au-
gust 8.
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FRIGHTENING
Are the Prospects of Good Attendance to
the Gold Convention at Indinnnnnlis

Are the Prospects OF Good Attendance IN
the Gold Convention at Indianapolis.
CHICAGO, July 30.-Messrs. Bvnum.
OF Indiana, and Robbins. of Illinois.
members of the national executive
committee of the sound money demo-
cracy were in conference at headquar.
ters most OF Wednesday, working on
the organization in numerous states.
receiving kilograms on the subject and
sending out others TO leaders in the
new party movement, who are taking
the initiative.
Dispatches advising the committee
OF meetings that have been or are about
to be held for selection of DELEGATES
were received from Massachusetts.
Vermont. Connecticut. California. Ohio.
Rhode Island. Kentucky. Virginia.
New Hampshire Iowa. Oregon and
Washington
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C"LrNErs. o.. July 3O.-T T. Linn
81 'hi- city. and - II. Holding. of
Cleveland. have called q mass m.etine
Of 'he gold democrats Of Ohio 20 moe,
al th. Neil house iu this city next sat
uroav to organize and arrlng. for req.
rcs"nta''pn iu the national gold stand.
ard democratic convention FOO Indian.
arOlis next month.
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Fifty square Miles Devastated.

HANRroN, ;. D.. July 20 The de-
struction Of crops. live stock and farm
property in this county by hail SUNDAY
night is now estimated 90 amount 10
100000 The devastated district GOV.
ers an area of 30 square miles. cvtcnd.
ing from the village Of LcSfcrvillc TO
the town Of Violin and living four miles
north Of Nankton The hail~tope.
measured from two go four inches in
diameter. and fell with SUCH force al.
Z" kili young cattle, pigs and chickens
Is the hundred.
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NV YoEK. July 2o.-sailcd Spree,
for Bremen.
Arrived out aasdam. az BOulogne.
Sighted rave. New York for Ers-
men, passed Sicily: Manitoba. New
York for London. passed the Lizard.
Persia. from New York for Hamburg.
passed the Lizard; Virginia, from ~tet.
tin for New York. passed Lewis Island;
Prussia from Ham burg for New York,
passed the Lizard.
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FIFe Desfroys Ice house

LAfAfEfrf. Ind. July fire
about midnight burned "a tier OF houses
belonging 20 tie Lafayette Artificial
zee Go. The buildings we're worth
about $4,000. and the ice contained in
them perhaps $1,000. There was az ooo
insurance ON The ice. The fire is A..
tributed 90 lightning
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NEWARK. y. j.. Aug An cxpio.
sion Of gun cotton in the chemical
works of Mas 6 WaIstciu. at River.
SIDE and Verona avenues. city limit
line, early Fri.ay morning. DESTROYED
the storage section of the buildiuo,
Fire followed. doing 5000 worth OF
damage Surrounding factory buiig-
irge owned 10y che firm aIl had their
window demolished. doing ~. 600 dam.
ages. The shock was fslt two tniIos
distant
Had the explosion occurred dur.-,,
working hours the loss az life yyo,,i.
have been appalling. The buiidin-.
were insured
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WhsmNcroN. July 80. The pres,
dent has appointed Lewis T.. Whi'ch.r
Of south lakota, receiver of th. lam,
Office q. Mitchell. S. ID Zen. O. ASH
Indian agent at the Lower Ern..
agency. s.. D.. and Joseph G. Em,ry
Indian aacu, at the klamath arcury d
I-...-n
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Via The rth-Western Line Chicago "a
Northwestern Ry), August II, l6 and IL,
lsB-one fare for the round trip On Au-
gust - excursion tickets nt very low rates
Will also be sold from Omaha TO Denver and
the famous Hot Springs of South Dakota.
For full information apply to ticket agents
of connecting lines or address
w. b. KNIsKEKN, G.P. 4 I. A, Chicago, Ill.
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The Stark Bros Nurseries, this city and
Rorkpolt Ill, is veritable beehive. The
propagatlng plants of the Two Pix, - en-.
largcd. old Pike'sn statesmen work from
New York Westward. The office force is
hurryiug out 80 new style canvassiug
outfits, photos or fruits, trees orchards,
packing. itpain,ed from nature. etc Sew
eral departments give all their time 10 Sc
curing statesmen. Stark Bros have room
FOR energetic solicitors With such progress,
and millions OF fruit trees, dun times UNI
known. Louisiana Missouri Press.
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H'mti>GroN. la., July 80 The west.
."" association club. rcorpanizsd
thursday. -Four club, uoy constitute
Tue OCCASION Dubuque DARLINGTON.
"dar Rapids. Dcs Moline. rc sen.
son Open, at Cedar Eap'1>pnd Eurlin~.
ton Friday and closes 800 De-, NJoipcs
and Dubuouc ou september H..
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WAsWScroS, July 29.-The treasury
gold reserve az the close Of business
Tuesday was s1O4, 623. The dav.s
Withdrawals were s225. 900. Additional
offers Of gold aggregatiug s1,sio,oO
we're made and accepted.
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W 'E.n'iirpw>. 3D.. july 3D.. s. cor.
terence of ,uud money democrat. ha.
bc'n called tp meet at Dos Noir,. ,r
August q tp select state committee
man 20 attend the coming conference
At Iud.araruIf.
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National Republican Executive COMMITTEE,
Meeting.

'HlCAGo. July 31.-Thc national re.
publican executive committee, MON.
hers were uu at their desks again
thursday and did lot OF work. much
OF which was either of no public inter.
-ei or was not given out. As Mr..
Dave, said. "It is getting 60 be- 70 mat.
ter Of business now and $50 can NOT die
close orr plan OF campaign to tic
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That Terrible Sconrce.

Malarial disease is invariably supple
mented by disturbance of the liver the
bowels, the stomach and the nerves To
the removal of both the cause aud its eff
fects, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is fully
adequate 1t fills the bil' as no other
remedy does, performing its work thor
oughly Its ingredients are pure and whole
some, and it admirably serves TO build up a
system broken by i'll health and shorn of
strength Constipation. liver and kidney
complaint and nervousness are conquered
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Thu NIndern Wnv

Comnends itself to the wel-informed. IN
do pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done in the crudcst manner and
disagreeably as well. TO cleanse the svs-
TEN aud break mp colds, headaches and fe-
vers without unpleasant after effects. nse
the delightful liquid laxative remedy. syrup
OF Figs. Manufactured by California Fig
Syrup Company.
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vor of rowing at
Henley again, or of
entering the Pough-
keepsie ra C g. 1t
seems to me that a
race at New London
against some first
class American uni
versity crew would
he about Nale's best
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INV Yong July 29.-Thc democratic
state committee. AZ Us meeting Tues
day decided 90 hold the state convcp.
ton ~ nominate state ticket and
presidential electors a. Buffalo on Sep
TEN hNr lE
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SAN FRANusco. July g9.-The corrc.
spondent Of the United Press in Homo
lulu, writing under date OF the 2fst per
Australia, says that the volcano at
kiiauca renewed its acticitv during the
night ~ July and is more brilliant
than ever before. The lake Of iiouid
lava is already 200 feet in diameter.
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cept the race. No
Yale crew could de-
feat those fellows.
We rowed about
even with them in
practice, but in the
race we couldn't
hold their pace. The
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Hahn Gets Do,yn 80 Rn.,,.,

CHICAGO. July 29.-William VI. Hahn,
OF Mansfield, o., ex-national commit
teeman and chief of the department of
campaign speakers of 1892, arrived
Tuesday at republican national head
quarters TO assume charge of that de-
partment. Speakers are being called
from hundreds Of places. with a long
and distinguished list of stump orators
20 choose from. Mr.. Hahn began his
duties at once and will have speakers
in the field next week
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For 20 Of yenehuela CommissInner..

NAsWNGToN. July 20.-The state de-
partment has received several copies of
the supplementary British Blue Book
on the Venezuelan boundary and will
deliver them TO the Venezuelan COM
mission The volume is divided into
live parts viz: Settlements. post hold
ers. trade. relations of the Indian
tribes and boundaries. and while not of
a popular nature. is expected 20 prove
Of great value TO the commissioners in
their investigations.
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BHLsoN-'I know where you can find a
remarkably cheap piano mover" Briggs
How did You discover himl" Billson-s'T
let ,,, my piano rent get behind. Cleveland
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ilEWNcsEUra Ky. July I'D .u. h
Dudley aged rs years. died at BOZ,
home. near Iilton. Wednesday rvr,,
ing. Of paralysis. lie wa, the father Cd.
John bulcy. cashier 81 the stat. Na
uonal bank, Of M1ysyilJc. and ot N
Du.ey. editor Of The Flcming-buf
Times Democrat
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Children for Adoption.

If you desire to adopt nice child of any
age, address L. G. Home Society, PA In
Sale st Room 201, Chicago, III. Enclose
: cent stamp for reply with circular
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Via the North W. stern Line fChicaoo y
Eorth- Western Ryj, August and : 1856.
or iuIl M ormation Apply 20 ticket agents
OF connecting lines or address
w. b. kNisKEuS, G.P. &I.A., Chicago. III.
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Cheap Excursions to the West and North

On August 4, IS, September /, IL, 90. Oc-
tober Il and 20. 1896, The North Western
Line Chicago a. Northwestern R'y) will
sell Home Seekers excursion tickets at
very low rates to large number of points
in the West and Northwest. For full in
formation apply TO ticket agents of con-
Meeting lines or address
w. B. KNIsKERN, G.P. q Il. a. Chicago Ill
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oTRANGER-"W Well boys, how did the gamo
20 to-dayf' Boys-''We Iostn Stranger
What have you got in that bundlel" BOYS
1.-THE umpire.
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=. VINO was the first whcelmanl Father
illhe FROM tue beginning hc has gone on
by cycles emorests