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Our Americas ProlelariaL

aiammoih model lodging hcuses
such a. We hear afs pre- eotoi iu New
York, could by their better lac Illties
And higher staud'rd OF living mske
tho Inferior AMI unoleanly ones uuft.
munora,iVe, aud thus obige them to
Slu,e up The principle We oUntenu
Tor u, thAt u these lodging houses are
q nsces,iiyi thon make the cheap anu
nlthy type imposslole 10 exist, aud lot
thu mOuel Lodging house o. paying
bisls Iush ny tue standard ot living.
aud thus compel the others 10 Toll "
suit Moo Are not going 10 n tsn.ceui
mouse u, Tor trlfio more, they eau gcl
bsNof accommodation; sud n sanitary
regulations make tbs cheaper typo un.
frmunerAllVe, then We may look 20 s.e
lho plg'sty style Of abode tllmln, ted.
Iho pauporizsd p,asantfy u III
Old World, drawn across tie orsau
oy the ioTcs-pump OF immigrA.
uou, 10 what II tteadily sVrliins
tue ranks OF tho ptoletatlaL Accu !.
TONED To subslst ON far less tnan VIVA.
IN this country isA living wage, they
lntfouuce tue habits anu standards OF
their nations among us, aud oonsti.
lutte nucleus Of the class known ir
London ~ "the submerged tenlh.p
Temporary relief Tor the destitute anu
unemployed IL In our judgment wiser
thah TO maze type of existence
possible here that 10 incompatible will
suli'rFtpeol, CLEANLINESS aud virtue.
More work anu boItor wages Ia tbs way
Vi taoalo from this ueleri0TAlion OF mn:
less charity ana more earnings; sleTl
war against dirt anu its accountant.
monts, mud a crusade 10 behalf OF
every agency likely TO improve civ
touomeuu, anu 10 facilitate access 10
suburban homes Tor tho wage earning
clAis, -Guntona MaRaEint.
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vision Of the Third district court until
Sat utdsy II 100. m.
The following cases came up before
Judge Young iodat: A. 1. Schroeder
W Cless7n =. Kinney ct al; court
handed down decision Tor plaintiff,
holding thst defendant IL not rsluafeu
from liability on note, sisy OF thiuy
unys given defendant 10 prepare snd
ale bill OF exceptions. n. A. Jouns,
sdminisiraiot. " a. u. Query, Jis.
missed. Sarah Quayle vs. Claude b.
burst ct al; heating Oh order 20 show
cause partly had an1 continued 70 May
l2th.
The case Of tho First National Banb
Of Helena VI Kn'prinn G. Belcber ct Nj
came ~ before Judge Street today Aud
the plaintiff received judgment for
gi5gl.g5
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
ACanLE suIiEnE.
20 connect tie united state. with
Hawaii, Japan and ktbesIs.

20 Connect the Inited state. Win
Hawaii, Japan aad NibeEis.
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Capilal O's
ste GUS icuDus iB tue title Il bill
Introduced Ia tue House by C0ugtsss.
man speery OF Connecticut, with q
view 70 connecting the United states
with Hawaii, Japan and Siberia by
means OF u telePraphic Caule. Acuord-
log u the terms of tho measure, the
main Hoe NJ the Occidental, Ofloutai
aud Oossnio Gable ami Telegraph
company T. 10 begin At some suitable
point In the slate Of Washington aud
tuoioe extend notlhwAtd by cable
along The bottom Of the SEA TO either
5itka VI Juneau. q From this point ID
viii 90 10 49, Paul, " Kadiak lslands.
thence BY way Of Ouualaska to some
convenient Island 10 the Aieulian
group, whore connection can be
made with the Siberian Telegraph
system From this point a connection
IA 10 ue established with tho telegraph
system Of japan, the entire length Of
tue system not 10 exceed 1000.
Provision 10 maue Tor a branch cable
rom point In California 10 the
Hawaiian lslands by route g,2O0
miles IN length anu there will be
branch lines from the line firet DE-.
aotlbed 10 such p1ints Ia Ala.ka no
may require Geographic communlca.
iiOn.
Precedence Is 10 be- given the govern.
lhent VI the United States Ia trans.
mission 0umesssges, lAudi In case OF
war or any Kfral emergency the
united States government may assume
control OF the various linua VI any mart,
All cables, wiIo material nnd sut-
piles needt q or used In the cnustructi6u
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LONDON, May 7-V,ce Admiral Sir
Robert O'BtIen Fillfoy, X. O.. 49,, IL
uUhd.
ROME, May Mgr. Louis Calm.
octii, The Roman prolate anu diplomat,
formerly papal ambassadof 10 Austria.
Hungary, died NJ 1870 this afternoon.
no was oOrn IN 1888, acted a. arbitrator
between Germany aud 5paiu In the
dispute regarding the right Of owner.
snip " the Caroline islandp anu took
m Important part In the negotiations
between PfussiA and tho holy sse
which resulted In the sbtogailOu oil the
notorious May laws.
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of tue various lines shall DO mado by
and purchased from citizens Of the
United States, all aftic &c having been
manufactured In the Uaited States of
its territories.
Payment Of interest Al the rate Of 8
per cent 10 10 be guaranteed the bonds
VI the company by the United States
and thu n OF construction must not
exceed sal 900 pef mile.
80 fer as the Hawaiian grant 10 con.
cofned three yenfs Will be allowed for
tue completion OF this line.
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CENTURY AND A uALE
PEOPLE WHO NAVE LIVED MORE THAN
TWICE TuE SPAN 90 MAN's
ALLOTTED IIEE.

Different writer. ON llnrevily anu
o-llano0us 0udluos concerning he
human family ave a. vsiilus umas
madr out "sutneniic llHsn VI ppr,on.
RuuWn % have lived mro than 100
yeAtl. Such usI, ~ Prot Baily,
may bu Z IN in the new America
Encyc.oI W NO.. Reliable data CO. csrn.
Ing peu,uf VINO have lived oentur,
ana "a hHlf pre, h viewer, very marc 1 .
obtain. ID. Van oven mrutlons hys
huI ftui, w hker adisRu ,ysnhaI.
IuZ u 10 tue lets making eleven iu ali
Flum the above aud allOln8ravtilah..
sUureet % o Curious Man OF the 3
4 up Republic hHa succeeded iu c4ll.
plIiug tns lltt Of uursnu8 wl.er
l|y.s UNtnr del over twice the u.rI0
allotted 60 man according tU tn sncftt
writer's. d tue entire numn-r
HNl,On Iivd moro than l60
ears, thirt0rn more than lGl, thru.
oy 100 ana .uu over $50 The lls
while II mHy not be slriutly reliable. IN,
Wow % the upinlOn often 0Eurs,se by
ion.lsls hat "JhcTe Is 40 anthenuc
instance OF human life 10 ng sxtends
uloud 100 years," 10 Just Ne tfualw1n
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Elder Chase's Funeral.

Tho funeral services over the To-.
mains Of the late Elder George o.
Chase will be hold tomorrow Friday,
at II p. M, At Ceniervills, Davis oouu.
~. Brother Chase died OF pneumonia
on Tuesday, the 5lh Inst. H. leaves ID
large family and numerous friends to
mourn his Ices, lie was born March
IL, 1882, Ia New York; b,c me Nom.
Ger OF the Chufch iu Nauv 10 Ia 1910
nrd came 10 Utah IN ls47, fesidius
IRE, 10 salt Lake city, aud thon at
CenloTvillt.
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SEALED BIDS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE REJEIyED AT
- Tue once OF the city recorder until 4
o'clock y. M on tuesday May 1871, 1890. Tor
one yehrs contract for the scAyanEer woTt
now btlnF zone by the city, All work To- be
missioner " 'NH''
SPECIFICATIONS and Information for bidders
VIII 10 furnished by tho health c0mmissionor
9pon Application At his once, room loo City
hhll ny order OF the CITY Council Of san
Lake city, May 6th, lsl0 N@N
DAVID :. EMERY,
Oily RgcoTder
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a Hundred niiIisn Dollars aud 40.
900 Men Annually

Hundred miiiisn Dollars aud 40.
600 Men Annually
NEw HURK, May IA dispatch TO
the Herald from Madrid says: Former
Premier Ssgasla denies that there ox.
lets Rly differences oi opinion among
liberal leaders regarding Cuba. He
says;
THE war costs q hundred million
dollars annually ana 10000 soldiers
every year. Can wo TOLD our arms In
lace Of This softowiul prospect? The
LIBERAL minority will do IT, DUTY. We
sbali endoavor tn procure practical
solutions % the difficulty iu order that
the Institution OF feiOtmi, Instead VI
ooing pfOmito shall become \ re-
ally"
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Stomach, sometimes called watcrbrash.
aud burning pain, distress, nausea,
dyspepsia, are cured hy Hoods Sara
par.llu. This il accomplishcs because
with It's wonderful power 49, o blood
purifier Hoods Sar-aplrlIa gently
tones and strengthens the stomach and
digestive organs, invigoUtc, the liver,
creates an appetite, gives refreshing
sleep, and raises the health tone. In
cases Of dyspepsia and Indigestion Il
seems 10 have % magic tOuuh.'
"for over a. years 1 suffered from sour
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ADJUSTMENTS.



Tonight and tomorrow nlght Hoyps
A Trip TO Chinatown will hold the
hoStd' NJ the Thentet. This company
was selected ty Messrs. Williams and
Musgroyo, the Australian managers,
IS the most complete Of American
farceurs, for presentation In tho An
lipodos.
Trllby, Potter and Bellsw and Nat
@. Goodwin are some Of the American
companies that will be- seen In Aus.
'ralia during the coming summer.
THE GRAND.
Moths continues TO draw good houses
al the Grand this week, aud the per.
iormanco fully deserves the patronage
It Ia receiving. The players arc all
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DETROIT, Mich, May I--As the
Republican state convention was a..
hembiiDk IN thu auditorium at noon
today u was announced that Chauucey
NJ ID pow was In the city. Tue con-
Vention appointed a committee 10 in-
vlte DoIow 10 address the convention.
lie was wildly chCoreI.
The mention Of Mckinley was
oheored with gieat enthusiasm. Col
u A. Janes VI hillsdais, was tempo.
tuTy chairman.
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BONDS CIRCUS.


II l. claimed by the management Of
Bond Br1ihcfs' shows, which exhibit
In this city tomorrow anu saturday,
that tloy present one %! tho greatest
arrays Of blgh.olass circus and hlppl.
dt0mo performers ever oohgregatcd
under canvas. They are said TO ex.
hibit many rare wild animals, whIcl
have never been seen before uy Amor.
lean audiences, and Whist they are
pleased 20 call their chronological con.
gfess is something which IL taid 90 az.
tract deep interest 90 over the country.
Their troupe Of oduosted hor6Cs show
20 the audience the noble Instincts
p1'sCstcd by the equine race and givtt
much food iof reflection ~ O. the intel.
llge1co Of that portion Of the animal
NinRdom.
a. II 10 the first circus TO visit thls
city this teason, the people Of SAT-
Lake and vicinity will doubtless array
themselves slong the principal streets
In their usual oagernrss 10 witness the
uaily parsdc and 10 be charmed by the
melodies ana over.welcOme strains OF
tho steam calliUpr.
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Arrived In ENGLAND.

a private telegram received yoslor.
day Afternoon announced that tho
steamship RninelanI, with a party Of
Utah people on boar, haI arrived NJ
l. Liverpool all we'll. Tue Utah marty
left Salt Lake April isth, aud sailsd
rom philadelphia a week later.
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COM Nj Il Il CIAL.
aALr LAKn eLEAnINa mepsr.

tALf LAKE CLEANING HOUSE.
TOday's clearing house exchange,
amounted 10 s202,l5l. Same uAy iasl
year, Sl7S6s2.
1ODAY'a QUOTATIONS.
New York.-silvsr, SO; lead, s.. 80.
London.-bilvur, SID.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a Go. received today,
Penn. bullion, S2,ilT.
". 3. Mccormick a 90. received TO.
day; Silver ana lead ores, S2.25O:
eyauides, $3.50. Total, si,sOj.
I. H. Jnne, 4 Co. received todAyi
Bullion, $4,000; ORES, $500. Total
$500.
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say he had a lump ia his stomach and
ter too miserable TO move The lump
was probably two or three teu.minute
lunches condensed. They were hurried
M, but they were taking their own time
about getting out, or even moving on 4"
This Is o great mistake, but as loug as
there's life there's chance 20 fectify
mistakes.
The man who q" bolts his lunches will
find Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the
best friend he ever met, The Pellets %
may not hurry as much as the man does.
but they will do the work for which
they are Intended d. surely-promptly-
eaeg,ually.
There Is no case OF biliousness, con.
supItion, Indigestion, "heart- bum" or
any Of the rest OF the nightmare breed.
ing brood tina, these little Pellets " viii
not cure.
They are not disagreeable TO take
neither are the effects dislgrceable They
are gcnue llNatiycs. They cure brJ7HG.
hNHi. There's no danger OF forming
iellet habit Therefore, you don't
become a slave 10 their use,
Send ~ one cent stamps TO cover cost Of
mailing 1HiV and receive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dr. Plcreg'a Common Sense Medical Adj.
wiser. aud ind out how 20 keep yoursclf
and hmily healthy. The book contains
ln15 pages, over 700 illustration and over
5Soo5o copies have been sold M a. a. ,sr6
The new edition Of $1,000 copiss L 10 br
given away dbIoipfslY Itcs II Is vcfi.
table medical library. completc IN one
volume . Address, with stamps World.
pnpcns1ry Medical Association M "a,
Nam street buhslo. ". X,
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10 oiier Reward OF 100 Dollars
lot case OF ratarrh that cannot be
oute1, creates Sue suspicion that the
article 20 adveriised IL humbug. DO
you KNOW OF any such reward being
PAluI Ely Bros do not promise re-.
Wstui IN order TO sell their well.known
nrsam Balm" They offer the most
sHeolVs medioant', prepared In CON
Nenleu FORM 10 use, and AZ the lowest
posslble price, 90 cents per bolt q. Az
honest ana eneotive remedy, which In
susolulsly rec from merourials or other
hRTm'I Il ugs
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happily cast and II IL one IT The test
bills presented at this popular house.
THE LYCFuM
The profsntation 81 the Lyceum Of
g ucicRul's Colleen Btwn Ia undff
the new management Hnd - meeting
with considerable success. BIin play
aud players appeared 20 be appreciated
by the audience in Attendance last
evening, tho speciality acts beiug Wild.
~ nppiaudel.
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sTOUEs Ann MARKETs.
New Ysrk s,orE u.ru.t

New York siork usrE-t
NLW York, May stock market opsnsd
NeAL WIN gaulnE ~ Moderate volume sugar
TO- foreign sugars and lost 3, per cent
The market WAs more actlTe tthT ovp,,..
OF values ailer luil1. hlssOun Pacific Was
orperiailY weak, roaciing Al l', TO 49,, NM
bears we're encouraged 10 attach the yAIuss
owing 70 lower Lonlon Prices for Ameriraba
aud come selling Tor this account
The understanding that large sbtpmnpts n,
gold probably will DO made 10 PAris XVI sstnr
gay. steamer, together with the general be-.
lirt mat "a early adjournment Of longfess I.
lmprophhle' caused decided recession In
prices during the forenoon. usavinsts 49,. u
displayed ~ the Vanderbilt ""
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NOTES

Twerty new bo1ks were added 10 the
library tnio week, the donation VI Hon.
a. II. Cannon.
Senator Brown has uoen very kind
" tue League Ia sending public docu.
monts.
President Smith OF Cache Stake
was al Interested visitor VI tho League
Tact evening.
Photographer JOhnson has ptessntoi
the League with large ppot0a of the
Governor, tho First Presidency, Bishop
Preston aud others.
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WAsHiNdrON, ID. O., May The
Senate passud the PETER uond resolu.
uon amended ~ ~ TO prov do Tor an
investigation by the finance commit.
tec--yeas 10, nays 0.
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BIG CIRCUS MKT WEEK.
Tho New Great SyndIc.te shows and
Paris liippodrom..

Tho new syndicate shows and Paris
hippodromg Will exhibit Ia this city
ior three days aud nights commencing
on Tuesday, May 18Th. This show
opened tho season Ia Denver. where Tor
i've days aud nights IL Il reported their
scaling capacity was i'slc. 10 the Ut
most, Manager J. n. Rontir0W, IL "
claimed, has added many new atttac.
lions 10 tho show this season, among
which may bo mentioned Prot. Roy ale,
who leaps from lOO.ioot tower, max.
lug two complete revolutions DO.
lore allghtlng. This feature Of
tho performance IL free and
will be performed at II O'Clock each
day IN trout ~ tho big tent. The
school Of performing seals Ia n wonder
OF the intelligence OF the amphibious
creation. a look OF Ostfluhrs from
tho deserts OF the 51udan h ouother
ourlosily added to their extensive
menagorie. Ricardo the "Sampson Of
the niueteentn ccntutyn IL WITH them,
aud his exhibitions u human strength
are said 10 be the most marvellous ever
witnessed In the United 5tatus. s0mo
nue ioaia OF hOrsema uship aud aof.
battle skill are displayed In the nrenn.
Manager kentir0w IL gentleman Of
liie long experience ia the circus
business anu he IN assisted Ia the
management by Mt. Harry Marray.
Last Saturday they gave the entire 10.
oripls OF one performance NJ Cripple
Creek 10 the sufferers.
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LONDJS, May 7.-seven horses
slatted ~ tue great Cheshire haudicap
stakes Tor lhroc-yosr.ol1s anu upwAfds.
tealare won Powick, second; Irish
Car, third.
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Lieensed 10 We'd.

Johr Anterior, aged 20, Of Sandy.
and HAnnah Nelson, age %, OF Muir.
ray were granted a marriage liconse
this afternoon.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Residents Of Eight Wards OF Sewer
Stake
Add to Their PrevIOu, Contributions,
oAnD TRoN THE FInsT rEVs1DNNoY

cAHD TRou THE FtWT PBEsIpHNoY
Salt Lake City, Angus: 20, 1895.
Contributions In aid Of the monu
mont 10 be erected In salt Lake Cts
In memory OF Brigham YouAg and
the pioneer, should be sent by thoi,
charged vita the duty OF collection
~ frequently as possible 10 Hsbei
NJ. Wells, Salt Lake City, Fho will see
that same are properly Hokno " lodged.
We eatneatly hope that all ,hs people
Will fesi ond generously and promptly
10 this call, 10 the emf that the monu.
msnt msy DO completed ~ The earliest
possible GATE.
WmFOHD Woodbury.,
GEORGE y. CANNON,
J0BErH n. bNirH,
First Presidency Of the Church Of
Jesus Chfist Of Lattef.day Haints.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Ihe Brigham Young Memorial asso-
niation Acknowledges receipt Of the
following contributions 10 aasiat In the
tuildinT Of the Pioneer monum~0'i
subscribed by residents Of the fol.
lowing eight wards OF the Sewer
Stake, yer joseph :. Horne Eco;
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Th,rc Wa good attendance ~
members 81 the League ami Mutual
lmpr0 vemenl officers NJ tae soclable
given st the slcisl hall last evening,
aud the entertainment when was %.
full.vs proved Go bs an enjoyable one:
riano f0Io........... ............. NIss Folsom
900 lANNN.s sstssssstt ss..t....... Miss Nc. uu1
baritone Ho.D. THE Happy Three. w. EnsIEn
.nl .hgo colo, ln -uuny 'paIn ...... Mr. btssutt
soprano solo. On Loving iicaH rrust on.
see ............s ...sst...... MIS- Nu|l
A'''NF ahl.s ssssst ..ts.asssstss.t Nil'' InHuoI
Hcn. a. IA. Cannon gavca brief anu
eloquent adJrcss on "Montnl, moral
nuu pnyslcal development" which G Iu.
sututus the motto % the Icagus.
The ilour was then cleared and Mr..
T. NJ. Isnnier, the Instructor N the
routlemun's athletic classee, gave some
startling exhibitions on tho hurEintnl
uRf, parallel bars aud tfapeEs, rhile
Niles Batolck explained the purpose o
each Ut the athletes wonderful move.
mcnls. Dancing followed thls exercise
anu to evening was voted tho mosi
successful of The Laaguc s0cilbIes.
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Take All your Prescriptions to the
old reliable Godbe Plps Drug co,
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SALT LAKE WIRE MATTRESS COMFY.

Manufacturers Of Woven Wire Mat.
trcssos, Spiral Springs, Iron Beds, Wire
Cots. Old Wire Mattresses re.alroiohed.
=. EBEHHARDT, Proprietor.
l69-i7l South srd East, Sal Lake CITY.
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'ardsion, Alberta, canada. ~
Excursion.


May 18th the Union Pacific will run
special excursion from Salt Lake TO
Lethbrldge, Canada (ths nearest rail.
road point 10 CSrdston, CAnadal.
Fsfe for the round trip only s4O.bO,
Tickets good returning no dAys.
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SILVER, Lead.
silver ~. lead. $3.50
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-11-12
TexRH.

In the agricultural line Texas leads
all other states in the variety of its
products Cotton, corn, and the cereals
grow and are raised in every section of
the state and in the central and south
ern portions sugar cane and sorghum
cane are proftably cultivated. On the
Gulf Coast two or three crops of veg
etables are raised each year. Berries
are shipped six weeks in advance of
the home crop in the north. Pears,
peaches, plums, oranges, figs, olives,
and nuts all grow abundantly and can
be marketed from two to three weeks
in advance of the California crops.
Large quantities Of rice are now grown.
If the land seeker, the home seeker,
and the settler desires to secure a
farm larger than the one he occupies,
on vastly more reasonable terms; if he
wants more land to cultivate, greater
variety of crops to harvest, with pro-
portionately increased remuneration,
with less outlay for cost of production;
If he wants an earlier season, with
correspondingly hihger prices; If he
wants milder winters, all the year pas
turage for his stock, improved health,
increased bodily comforts, and wealth
and prosperity he should go to Texas.
Send for pamphlet descriptive of the
resources of this great state (mailed
free). Low rate homeseekers' excur-
siohs via the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railway on Tuesday, November
18th, December LIST and 18th, 1896. II.
A. Cherrier Northern Passenger Agent,
526 Marquette Building, Chicago, Ill.
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THE CONGRESSMAN.

All hut Three Democratic Candidates
Elected by Large MajorItIes.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 5.-The returns
from the different Congressional dis
tricts of the state upon the Congress-
sional vote were slow in coming in, but
at midnight Secretary Love Of the
Democratic State Central committee
gave out the following figures.
First district--R. Z. Giles, Democrat.
elected by 1900.
Second district-R. v. Bodine, Dem
ocrat, elected by $500.
Third district-A. M. Dockery. Dem
ocrat, elected by 5000.
Fourth district-C. Il. Cochran, Dem
Ocrat, elected by 1000
Fifth district-W. S. Cowherd, Dem
ocEat, elected by $500.
Sixth district-D.A. DeArmond, Dem
ocrat, by $500.
Seventh district - James Coonev.
Democrat, by 1000.
Eighth district-R. P. Bland, Demo-
crat, by 1000.
Ninth district-Champ Clark, Demo.
crat, by 5000.
Tenth district-Richard Bartholdt,
Republican, by 5000.
Eleventh district-C. f, Joy, Repub-
lican, by 3.7OO.
Twelfth district-C. Z. Pearse, Re-
publican, by 4,OOO
Thirteenth district-E. A. Robb, Dem
ocrat, by 5000.
Fourteenth district-W. D. Vandiver,
Democrat, by 1000
Fifteenth district-M. E. Benton,
Democrat, by 5000.