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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-31

There VII Be 2 special ccrclave - NJ
Ol.ve- commar5ery No-lz kn- g1ts Ten
r'ar this evening. WORK - the Order
- ,he Temple So5ouroi1g frzt'ers in
v.tel-
aIss1ameS ". c Little. \ y. Pa
or.1ue and " A Reed Elu - az hoEne
Friday. February :. w3rh Mrs Fz5r.-
cue, SAG North Lawrence avenue, ; to
8 o'cioSA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-31

Mrs. Corwin Tells the Eagle About How
ing Up All Her Time and Forcing Her to
Neglect the Home-Fifty People Call
Every Day and She Is Kept Running to
the Front Door All the Time-Hesier
Makes a Religious Man Hot Under the
Collar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-31

By request the band VIII n the near
future repeat the concert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24
Marvellous Results.

From a letter Wuglru ~ Rev. j.
Gundefmau, % DlmoudaIs, Mlcn,,
We ore permit tied 90 make this extract
81 have no hstl alton in recommend.
ing Dr. King's New Discovery, - tho
rusulls we're almost marvellous IN the
ossg Of my vile, While / aas pastor
of the Baptist Church at Rlyss juno.
ton she was brought down with PuFu.
mon a sucoseiiuE L. drppo. Terrible
pAfoHysmh Of coughing would last
hOurs win little interruption ana it
seemed I'd ~ hhe could not survive
thum A friend rec mmruisi ID.
ktug's New DiSoovrtyi h wua quick
IN ltH work and hishly satisfactory Boo
rtSuIts" Tual bottles ice ~ q g. N.
L. druy department Regular tlHa 6Jo
nnd 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

vItatIon wo gladly ACCEPTED. When
We arrived Of tine appointed place on
meeting wo wrfe met uy q
Christian Tor CsmpUelItyl preacher
VINO requested uH 60 begin
r~rsachIrg lu tho subject OF lhr
Holy GuUsl ias boz saIl We were aimos.
agreed 0u Tue first three priucirIo-l.
Not desrnE 90 build our mouse ou D.
t]ampUpIIt8 foundation, hUWeVef, We
Uegsu by takiug up tue ptluclpie oI
ihlln.
Three meetings wero held where the
drst three principles were dscusse
then We ]auuouuCed that The subject 'I
the Holy Guosi " ulI be nheu uT en-
tue fUlIuWIns evening. Our opponent
arose aud, win Sparkling Dyes t2-
rl4Imsl. "~IuAsmuCu a8 these mru
have Jailed 10 tell US what MORN mem
lFi l will do 10 81 lhu Close VI thelf
meeting tam1rraW ulgui.'
The news went Ter aud Wide that
pauUu simmins was goIuE 90 edo the
Mufmuus uIp etc, lhIs sreatd O..
excite he people very much,au when
The u0ur afuvtd 30 cun ueucr Iuf HtT-
y.res the house was hIicI iB &C. utmost
capacity. luls WIS very gratifying 90
no, as tuotg a nothing lual piece b the
Elders more than 20 zee q iuil house
Elders MAlhetUu very b autiiuIl5
Orphaned tue principle numtd anu We
uI asl Uut mueuug. The pafsgu thou
tJ.k tue stana, auI utgau boy uR
that none uut the ApHs.lrs were sult
60 give tue Holy Go ~ 10y the layluF
on OF hauJi; thuu ur spUkr very suetf
IN ly % j rrpn smitl aud Voc cHu
ItE iYftu 1fihc BJUE % Mormon, ny
IuE TO show the rs1plu tnat such
tblugs shnuId not bee expected Ia
guUso days. lie DO Ivy wound up -
sskiug frs tlsu, trIli g us tuat % We
nad iuB poser 60 strike u.m blind 20
do no, o O.. ELDER Mhtuefou replied 60
Whal haI been said aud BIZ oTeI the o..
c0u1istoucy 0' tue pafson'f Argument
aut % OF aHtiug 'Ur HIguti Llty uliUa
ulm Co Maii. Ei, 80.
AZ is Rsuofaily Tho case wu found
that VIZ uad gained ifionIa while lbt
.lbtr party had mAIU uutmies, some
OF tue poupo arc thoroughly convinced
that We htvsIthu truth. lurte nee lugs
have resulted iu much good % we
nave rUasuu 90 believe thufu viii be- d
branch OF tuo CuufCn established hufv
l1 the neal future. rhu people Jf thls
vicinity uavo nothing bus words 90
praise Tor the Mormon Lidtfa, atd
love 10 nave US visit them UIIuu.
We held smother meeting here last
night aud uaI ID large attendance. The
people are always glad 90 have us
reach 10 thHm auI We have ftvuIs on
sl sides. We are thankful 90 our
Heavenly Father that W. have thu
uflvilegu OF clmiug forth 90 bear He
~ sprl 90 PEG, Io tuht are in I%afku0tu,
We afo enjoying thB hest " heath
also thu spirit OF Ito Lord ga our
lsuUu. w. W EECKsIEAD,
AARON CALL.
" .Tth Alabhm Conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24
WAITING OS MCKAY.


alta meeting Of the streets commit.
tee 10 the Cfy C.unc.l lsst night, tho
bicycle question was hgalu laEen uu.
! Dr. uuwe,t YVES pre- sut, with several
uthut aIv Gates OF tlcjc lsEallOn,
urslag tine passage o. HeweU's
ordinance providing tor tue uumust'
log. uagglug ami iaEug % wheels. 10
Ia provided lo The ordinance that The
tag shall br 81 yer yssr ou saoh "blss"
nul tbAi Cue proceeds 800 20 thu pay.
ucal gfabIrclaI wheel 0nleot and o.
repair sidewalk aud crossings. The
law will, % paced, hII " ihe use OF ihe
%fiIowhItH on uuI ayud streets ly
o. CggIvs, al heretofore.
rue Utah division Uf the League ~
American Wurs.m8u was rHurraout1l
boo . o. mmunlc ttiuu if0m CN Butlufi
It5,rB,lug against the proposed tsH
aud bsking that the present ordnance
bu figiIly enforced.
Mf. Nrlll, a friend Of pr. Uswstta
srhtmr, salI That while o. lmp ne
und been ~ tho same opinion at She l..
A. w., that the iryolc was "a vsb'uu
UhI should tH U1uuUrIt Go the thorough.
fares provided iUt such thiuFFi uU Waa
nUw of different 0piuion He CuAnKv
oi Views uAl Clmo only after very
careful lnvsst gauOJ itUm all points Of
view,
Toe meeting which boltcd from The
gathering OF toe SHoal Wheel club 40
tuu luuuul tue other evening was also
represented ~ q prs'eu1suou Of he
resolutions adopted 10y tuat meeting
auI sIguui by n. Pembroke, w, f.,
Lake aud Wan. Summer
lu answer O. au inquiry by Council.
uau SlrwATt, Mr. Nyu saIu that uu
III not believe that voluntary tubscup.
lions from tu. s clal Wheel CLUB 60 tue
extent n' {3uJ iur the payment OF a hl.
uyClr tl1af Gould be- TsIsud 20 ussIlI
No that amount could br procured by %
city tAE. ML stewart wss 9f opluIIn
that we're the bicycle Tdsrs licensed O.
use tuB slIrWAlEs % would boz GA Co.,.
cuutlyu 90 tuu reckless auu uHfu y ole.
urgt among them 20 practically mo.
uUp0Ilzo tho ~UIrWalks auu make %
very ulsagrrrHbIr end uusafo f0r
puIrstriaus. Hu lnorut,rt thought 90
uuwiso 10 lice sU them at ulL.
Female rulers we're not without fc.
| I]fusrutati0u, Tor Mis-. Neill auI Mrs.
hrwrlt STATED that % thv " muu were
allowed thr uto OF O. o sidewalks tuuy
would glaJly pny tbU tsE, Toe Ufdiu-
aucs was acceptable 20 oil tue lazy
u4ers a. a rule,
The committee decided 20 submit
tho ordinance 90 the oity attorney fof
an opinion thereon anu pending tniI
lugsl alylce no further acti0u viii a.
| LMLMm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

The direct line 10 h,nsas CITY, 30.
Louis ami Atlantic Ernbosrd, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railwby, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ana chair
r1rs, and all ]conuegll ma made boz
Union depols ln tho day time, 10 you
aTe going East and care Tor d daylight
ride through tho graHdest scenery of
Mo klCsy Mountains EN- route, zee
that your ticket reads Wis Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively iree 10 holders OF regular
lfalu Tickets.
II, r.. Ko0sER, @. f. q p, A.,
81 MuTlan BLOCK, Salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

Electric Bttsrs IL a myIIoinr suited
Tor any scAt0n, but p,FbAps more
generally needed 30 the 4 rlug, when
tho lAuguid exhausted feeling pro,
walls, when the liver IL torpid and
sluggish and Quo need OF a tonic and
hllefatiyo IL frl'. A proper use OF this
act more surely Ia c0uutsruutiuK o. q
freeing tho system from the IA ,lafiul
p ls0n, Heafaoho, Iudigesgi1u, Con.
. ilatlon, DiElur's yield 20 E.oolrio
Bttsn, Ouly nity cents q b0ltlu.
z. q. Al. /, drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

more, r.. BE. Lewis Richards 8 r cl.
arIs.
WIN. 81. Mcclure " Ja, r.. Little ct
al-L1nf bHunH g. Kahn, It0e s. C1s.
tight. D.. %. MuyIr, IeOrau You x.
Mar. ua Anu tY.muf " Jlah Paini
g. OF CH.-Iames A. Wll.am.i JOuos
81 tgur .rIfr.
i. sIshs l.akiu james W, NeIll-
booth. low d. gfay, James M Danny.
J riau "a ItaIu James W Nell
Booth. Lee A cray; James 81. Denny.
Tuesday, june Do h-u. 10. Dunn.
way IumuHf Co.. " Ou.auJ 5uy0f Ms
Colo 'uYuf0w H ksbui Bennett,
Hsfkuus u1wat s. Bradley b. Nc.
ID vaI.
weIuo.d1y, june o. h-J1bu Smith
v NlfIb Canyon Water Co.'S, W.,
Dafgt, 10 I'd. WIu'urs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24
GLAD TO NEAR THEN,


0uSTOwN, Leo County Miss,
April 20, 1890.
no tho Eli.ori
We Thought Terhaps Il might Bs o.
Interest TO some of tho rgadsrs OF your
valuable payer to learn some Of our
experience Dc Elders in the missionary
HulI. AZ our loss conference, held Oc.
taorr 10 and 20, 1895, there were som,
new features introduced, one being
thst tho president OF the conference,
would visit ssoh psir OF E.5ers IA their
respective counties tw 60 sytar and
hold a SERIES Of meetings with them.
on learning tina president EIdtr
Albert Mathesen, would We'll. no on
March -I b. We secured q large church
house belonging 90 the Miss'uuaty
Bapts.Hl aud gave uut appointments
or four me- tiuEf. ON nearing tHBt a
"ulg Mormon" pFuauUur Was coming,
Tho people 0i this 90 we'll 90 aItguuaH.
Ing tlgNt 0FhuUls game licking Gu.
o. hogr u-; Fumr Cauie from o. distance
Of ulgUt 10 ten mI.rs,
After we had held our four meet
lupH, where the 8ul principles OF the
Gospel wore thoroughly ]dIsuussvJ, the
guuIle were 1osir1uB of husTlug us iuT,
thrT, bu wu lu.t aupolutmouts Tor three
more mretiugs. Meantime wo wyTr
luyltel 90 h.ld a series ~ meBuuRs iu
an adjoining unighblruouJ, whom Ia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

"Haif a H,au OF angry ftsol" Will
produce mo- more fatal results than a
neglected cold or cough. FIR oil
thtost ami lung disease, Aygr's Cher.
Invaluable Boo Gases OF Group w]uo0plug
cough, bro chit's, and ls srIppr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

Spring 10 iuIl Uf lerr5rs 90 all whose
constitution is not 0bIu % r,slst the
sudden changes OF temperature AMI
other ~iusAiubritias Of inc season. To
put tho syslrm iu condition Co nvu..
come these evils, nothing lH 10 20 @ iv,
o. Ayet's ERrsHuatlIla, Takc 20 nov,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

THE BEsr -Alvg Iu lno world '0f
cuts, BRUISES, SORES, Ulcers, aall
Rnsum, g. vor AJros, rstter, Chapel
HsnIs, Chublalns, Cuns, sud all -siu
T. upuuul b d osliivrly cures Piles,
or o ny required. 1t IL guaranteed 90
give perfect saIls action Or money 10,
funded. Pucr 20 cents per box. For
sale by Z. q NJ. l.. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

Tie --latest Thiue out.

We hav. ilsf received BE- stock OF
'udlos' gold beaded umbrellas aud par.
us 10, nIsU IAdIrr' gold AuI silver
trimmed belts. This stock includes
.he latest ip geutE' umbrellas and
cNres. An high grade goo 10 81 low
grade Urices. j.. b. Jensen, 5a T..
First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

DO not wear impuIus uIe and light
nttlng hats that ~UltH.flot inr hlooi
vessels OF the scalp. U-u Halle Hair
Remover occasionally, aud you Will
u5t DO bald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

For iafo nuusu wtuus audi elegant
lluo chandeliers, go 10 Nc Iuief.
Mountain EIuotrlg Con 40 East Fire.
South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

Keen your deeds and other vaIuahlss, 10.
ous savings Nank a lrlat Co. Rent H7
the Eear 9uIT amount. 10 r. few cents Trf
month Ladies specially Invited W call aui
see YauliA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24
AMuSENENIS.

Tho Congregational church lasl
evening contained a fashionable audi.
snce, the occasion being the rs1.tsl
given by Niles Bonita sabu assisted by
Professor Radcliffe, organlst, aud Miss
Maud0 Smith, reader. Tue program
was a dainty affair aud every number
on O. was VOL rendered, Miss 5auiu
demon,tratei tho fact mat she has q
Soprano voice OF good quality AMI ls be-.
aldesa plunlst Of ability. She p0s'oss,s
tuo confidence necessary flF 5uu who
20 says tue concert stage AuI ls VI pIoAs-
INK ]appvATauUr, Mis- smith f%uUlt,H
with ali alr VI O. professional and nor
ruuliti0n " Bulwer LyttUu'a AuE
ltsliors Whilo the organ played strains
from NrrI's u ]rr0vatIru Was QUO Of
tho gems uf the evening, Professor
Radcliffe rendered Two ouuicu seize
u0us upon tho ufgsu aud a double
malu quar- o. sang we'll Two numbr .
Wnlgu were ouc0rud.
THE uEANp.
Society night AZ tue Grand 10 always
euro 90 nll tDo house anu such wa tnr
case last evening. A big UrIwd gill
boz n attendance al the matinee 5atuT.
Jay the entire house bui-g almost t0li
uut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

Go 20 the Did reliable 81db0PIlu
Go. iDt everything Goo tho Drug ] uu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

10 costa no more ir good work. Scr d
your lauuIry ta tho Empire "A Com.
metcIhl ~. TEL 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

}, O.. McD0rsli CauIy Co. Is DO.
tween the Walker and Clit hotels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24
Tako Your Vito

oueoithoao handsome ruEz1sl purr Borrs.
They ars given irue with each bar OF row4gr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

by ordering your coal from G.. g.
Mariln, you yet 10 clean sud promptly
delivered. Unlco under hyC0rulcz't
Bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

articles AZ the Old reliable G1dbo-Pllts
Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

Uuy COAL ~ nv yellow front
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

utah Commercial aud Savings EAui.,
- INT. lLraI hnmLM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-24

g ueT0l bauA.uH % Hur.Fi pby' Q nor
cent "a DO utigs. +, Aims THng, pfrsi
T. W. Ms's0nt vlgo.prtut, J. j., Jen.
niugF, cashier,
The Progress., 1896-08-29
ROBERT u. koRKAM,
l.. + y. and Section Director.
PRESS ASSOCIATION WEEVING.

PRESS ASSOCIATIONS WEEIING
The time Of holding the seven
tsenth annual convention of the
Louisiana Press Association has
upon authority of the President of
Association and the consent Of the
citizens of Lake Charles, been
changed from the early days Of DC,
tober to September 9, 10 and IL
This change in date is made with a
view TO subscribing the best interests
OF the association. Was the meeting
held at a date subsequent to the
Denver excursion many members
who have expressed a desire to 20 on
that trip would be unable to attend
the meeting Of the association.
Members who anticipate attending the
rs also those who desire to
20 on the excursion, will please ad-
wise mo at once, that arrangements
nay be made for transportation.
The Denver excursion will start
rom Lake Charles on the evening
IT September II, and will return
september 20, i. $. Scorr,
Sec'y Louisiana Press Association.
The Progress., 1896-08-29

cotton. which continues to shed
badly. More than half tho cotton is
open and much picking has been
done. Corn and sweet potatoes are
being gathered. Cane and peanuts
promise fair Yields. Some fall seed
ing done
Georgia The protracted dronth
was broken in central aud northern
connties Sunday, and good rains were
general Oh Monday. the Nth Got
ton il too far advanced to receive
material benefit tho boI|s are open
ing prematurely and dropping rap
idly; picking Is general and being
pushed vigorously: the crop will fail
short Of the average.
Florida Showers more frequent.
but arc too late to materially affect
condition Of cotton, which ia genel-
ally unsatisfactory. picking becoming
general aud quantities bping mark
et"d; lck'ng ls in advance Of last
seaRon Rams excessive over pnr-
tons Of southern dIstriN. Care, pp-
tat"es and groves improved, with ia
9orablo outlook tor fall crHps.
South Carolina ShoVota nlpng
the coast aud dry over the other soc
tons: about normal temperature.
Very little change III crop ccudl-
irons with declining tendency in
tate corn aud cotton Tobacco cur
NY nearly flushed. E,xreilent rec
weather. Too dry for !
lowing turnlpa or fat root crops
North Carolina Frequent showers
and cool weather improved crop con
ll'ions and were favorable for farm
work, Cotton picking is progressing
apidly aud will all be ont by mdd @
# October. Tobacco cured this
week light and chat1y Peanuts
we're much damaged ny droulh.
'laking sorghum syrup has eom-
nenced.
Iannessee- Good showers in por-
ions of the middle, western and up
er eastern sections had beneficial
fleet on growing aud maturing
rops and pastures. Cotton mostly
pen and picking progressing rap
ly. Much of tho tobacco crop il
ut and housed. Lnte corn is being
ut for fodder. Much fine hay and
orage saved,
ROBERT T.. KOREAN,
l., +, .. and Section Director.
The Progress., 1896-08-29

Agents Tor Royal "hrnsc, hos, made 'rrytbs,
aud YOU Will keep il all the time
we received car Of produce twice u week /.
groceries ~ low prices. Can give you fyesb soaa
! Agents for White six and Olive JIrnuuh IIonr
The Progress., 1896-08-29
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
", J. BRYAN.
ht ME- M NLiy A

To The Progress:
Please aunou nee me as n candidate for
reelection te the 55ih Congress subject
10 nomination by the Democratic party
OF this, Fourth District. Yours truly,
H. W. OGDEN.
The Progress is authorized to announce
HON u. w. MARSTDN M n candidate
FOR Congress FROM ,he Fourth District
subject to the nomination Of the Demos
cratic party Of said district.
The Progress., 1896-08-29

Money matters are liable tc be ex.
tremly tight until Bryan is elected,
and pehaps 1t would be we'll for May.
or Mokellar to suspend wo:k on
street paving, until the elec{on is
ever.
The Progress., 1896-08-29

Well posted information expresses
she oninion that the cotton season
will practically be ovsr BY October.
the 15.h.
The Progress., 1896-08-29
| EXTRACTS
From Speech of Hon w, !.
Bryan at Chicago.
"A PEOPLES SLOGAN.

This is not a contest among per.
sons. The bnmblest citizens in the
land when called to arms in right
eous cause are stronger than all the
The hosts of error shat they can
bring. | come to speak to you in
defense of the holy cause of liberty 49,
she cause of humanity.
The individual ia but an atom; he
as born, be acts, he dies, bat princi
piles are eternal, aud this has been a
contest Of principle
-
The man employed for wages is as
much a business man as the employ
az The attorney III a country town
is "a much a business man az the law
yer in"tbe great metropolis. The
merchant at the crossroads is AS
much 9 business man as the mer-
chant tin New York. The farmer
goes forth in the morung and tolls
all day. begins in Spring aud tolls sll
Summon and by application of brar n
and muscle. adds to the natural re-
sources OF this country and creates
wealth, is AS much business man as
the man who grows mp on the board
OF trade aud beta on the price of
grain.
The mioers who go 1000 feet into
THE earth, or climb 1900 feet upon
the cliffs AMI bring forth from their
hiding places the precious metals to
'be poured into the channels of trade,
are "a much business men ~ a few
SHANGHAI magaates who ia a back
room corner the money Of the world. I
Ii protection has SLAM its tbous-
ands the gold standard has slain its {
Gems of thousands.
Burn down your cities and leave !
eur farms, and your cities will spring I
up again az IL by magic, But destroy .
our farms and grass will grow in the !
streets of every city in this country. Ia
80 y
II they dare come out and defend
he gold standard az good thing we !.
shall fight Il to the uttermost. Yov
MALL NOT oRucfrr MAsxisp UPON 4 |.
nnoeS oraotp ID
The Progress., 1896-08-29
DIDN'T KNOW he WAS A CANDIDATE

Hon. Ben P. Edwards, after sue
cessful practice in our court, returned
to his home Friday morning Bon
Edwards is legal power with orr
people, aud no defendant feels safe
unless he has the genial and tai
ented Ben at his back. Mr.. Ed
wards is 4 candidate for Congress
from the Fourth District, ard We
trust he will m act the SUCCESS he de.
serves. 1t Jackson had whack at
it Ben, would get her solid vote y
Vernon Jacksonian.
The Progress didn't know that Mr..
Edwards was a candidate for Con-
gress, but he will be hummer in the
CANVASS if he starts in to win. MIR. b.
p. Edwards would likewise make q
good representative and no doubt
will receive good support,
The Progress., 1896-08-29

DR.. Talmage, the celebrated
preacher, although his training aud
affiliations place HIM on TIE side OF the
gold standard, says il the silver peo-
pie win he think, there will be snch a
revival in business, such q booming
10 Industries which are now inactive,
and such general shaking up of
commercial interests that the coun-
try will be sure to prosper" -Cata-
houla News.
The Progress don't attach any very
great Importance to what DR.. Tai
mage says on this question, but since
some OF ,ur gold standard friends
take a great delight in quoting from
Sam Jones and Bishop Galloway, we
thought this as valuable, and so gave
it.