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RUSTRE'S SALE OF A CERTAIN LOT AND
three room cottage, situated in the CITY of

TRusTRE's SALE OF A CERTAIN LOT AND
Roanoke. Va. wy ~
Beginning at a point on the south side OF Greg
DRY street, Ola feet west OF Brooke street:
,hencc IN sontherly direction e5 feet to alley;
dnence with said alley in westerly direction
3O;7 feet to point on same; thence In a north.
erly direction rs feet to Gregory street: thence
with WI, Gfegory street in an eastery direction go
ii: eection 3, Fairvlew Addition.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust from c. y, Prenty
to the unde rsigncd, dated 9th September, 1876,
recorded in clerks office, hustings court, Roam.
okc City, Virginia, deed book a. page 81 TO Sc.
cure Home Building and Conveyance Co. tho
payment OF certain sums OF money therein
named; default having been made in the paw
mcnt OF apart OF the amount, and having been re
qucsted so to DO by the beneficiary Hereunder I
shall proceed to sell by public auction, at the
front door OF the court house. In the city OF
hoanoko, Va, ON THURSDAY, MAY 9TH, 1895,
at II O'Clock m the premises above described, TO
the highest bidder. ~
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash sufficient TO nav
costs oi executing this trust, past due notes and
accrued interest thereon amounting to Si1g II
and past due taxes; the balance. il any, payable
IN and years from day OF sale. with interest
from that date. Deferred payments TO be cvi
dcnccd by notes Of purchaser and secured by
It'd Trnstee
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The boilers used In the manufacture OF
straw paper will contain from 1000 to
5000 pounds of straw at time.
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CHECKERS AND CHESS.

Checker Problem No. 3G7.
Black, {, :. p, % (kinp).
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HNRCSTEE'S SALE-ON THE 18th DAY OF
i MAY, 1896, AT 1890 O'CLOCK A. NJ, | will
oher Ior sale at public auction on tho premises
Va:
Boulevard leo feet west M the northwest corner
OF the boulevard and "J" street, thence with the
boulevard north n degrees 10 inmates west 100
rect 10 point thence sOuth Is degrees is minutes
west $50 feet to an alley. thence with said alley
south "a degrees 10 minutes east 100 feet to
POlht, thence north Is degrees 80 minutes east
80 feet to she place OF bf g,uni~~ and further
: sss';'' 'ISsMai655Nb MUSIC IT, e J. T,
70 20, =. t. JENNINGS, Manager,
Z c-.ANOkE, .:... VA.
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CHOICE board and rooms at Mrs. jena and
corner Roanoke and Church street. all an.
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IS s. Brooke, clerk Of the hustincs court for
the city OF Roanoke, hereby &C lily that the bond
executed o0en
10 ids G q RPoOVr r,,.,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
insurance and costs OF SALE and az 10 tine ,e.,dn-,
vi inc purchase money on suck terms as the said
". +. anu j. y: Moomaw may direct.
TEOS. j. KIRKPATRICK
43td CHAS. NJ BLACK FOxH Trustees

TEOS. j. KIRKPATRICK
43td CHAS. NJ. BLACKFOkD. Trustees.
COMMISSIONERS SALR-BY WRITE or
~ decree OF the hustings court for the citv ~
Roanoke. entered February n, 1896 in the nnan.
Gerry cause Of Traders Bank vs. Alex Mil
trustee, ct ais, the undersigned special commis
eioner appointed by said decree will, ON SATITR
DAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1904. ATT ia.is
O'CLOCK p. M, on the premises sell at nm hiic
auction. to the highest bidder the following iois
or parcels OF land In the city OF Roanoke: e''
firet- Beginning 81 point on the north side of
Allegheny Place 1855 feet west of Park street.
thence with Allegheny Place south So denrers
west % fcct TO point on same, thence moth <
degrees east lO6 feet to alley thence with said
alley north 81 degrees 40 minutes east so 16 feet
70 a point on same. thence south 5 deprees west
1oS4 feet to the place Of beginning
second. Beginning at a point on the north aide
OF Allegheny Place 133 feet wet of Park street
thence with the north limo OF ALLEGHENY place or
street south 20 degrees west 81 feet to q point on
same, thence north degrees east los feet fmore
or lees) TO an alley, thence with i'd alley north
~ degrees 80 minutes east az feet to a point on
same thence south degrees west 1O9 a feet To
Allegheny Place at the point OF beginning
, The first OF said lots has q very Valuable dweJI.
same. "Pon ZIG
The second OF said lots is a strip of land az
Feet wide lying along the east side OF the first oI
as described above. - ' Hiss NV
TERMS AS TO BOTH SALEs:-Cash.
T. w. MILLER,
ROY SMITH
Special Commissioners
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THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE HI
l. ings Court for the city OF Roanoke on ~ !.
day OF March, 1896. Mcdowell 81 Co.. plajnt
cerv. Sn
ne oolect OF ibis suit is to enforce the lier
a Judgment In faver OF the plaintiff aoainst IT
BAKER. and to subject the real estate of
BAKER In the city OF Roanoke to the osymen
sa,d Judgment. with interest and cost, and
PENDANTS, Thos. II. Campbell and j. q. Mona,
Ton, Il. a. Conneli and Jos johnson are NOT ,
dents OF tho State OF virginia, It is ordered
tney 90 appear mere, within Afteen days after
TO protect their interest In this suit. And II
further ordered that . copy hereof be pnS,,s
once week for four weeks In TIN RoAa,
front door e ths @dRze, uass Of tAfs ejty 81
arA az q - HeSA tlsA
A Gpy-THtee
n a nDnnUp
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THE SULTAN TO VICTORIA
Replies T." Her british MaIc>iy's Personal
Letter.

'''
CoNsr\NrINopIE, Feb. s.-Thc Sul-
tan has replied To the autograph letter
of Queen Victoria, which, il Is under
stood, was a personal appeal To the
better naturco Of the Sultan against the
condition of Asia Minor. The Sultan
sympathizoS with the humane scnti.
ments expressed aud declares that the
reports Of the massacres were spread
by evil disposed persons. The sultan
asserts, contrary to allegations, that
IL was the Turks who were first at
tackled while praying in the mosque.
Continuing, the Sultan assures the
Queen that the measures taken have
succeeded in restoring order, that, eN'
ccpt at Ieitoun. quiet prevails every
where, and that the negotiations going
on with the insurgents OF /eitoun un-
doubtediy will lead the inhabitants
To quiet,
In regard Ia the request Of Minister
Terrell that the United states lega-
tion be allowed Il second dispatch boat
for its service, the Turkish govern
mcnt contends that as the passage III
the straits of the DarianellcS Is rcgu-
lated by an agreement between the
six powers. the United States must
apply To them for the necessary per-
mission, not being n party to the
treaty of Paris. The United states
contend that the regulations do not
apply to the United States and tina,
the Dardanelles are open waters.
II is stated in well informed circles
that the reason Of the pOrte's hesita
ton to grant the request of Ministe'
Terrell is the opposition Of Russia Il
the request of The United States fo
the passage of an extra guard shil
through the straits
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tcctcd man struggles to release him
self.
NO use" remarks Tucker. "lou
can't get away from mr.
Let me 60. You do not know what
you are doing. In God'> name IT." not
thwart me-
Listen, Mr.. Dyke. | know every
thing. II i pretty tough ] am willing
to admit, but you wont better II any
by jumping into the lake; besides its
"A criminal offence. and |. as an officer
of the law. can't stand by and see II
done. Come. ii you will promise me to
"a home. III go with You that far to
See that harm don't come To YOU. "
YOU won't I'll he forced To hand"uN you
and take YOU to Jail, Take your
choice"
The man look, sullcnly into the de
tcctivr'N face.
lie sees only determination depicted
there. lie must be cunning. he must
battle this shrrwd detective. There are
other ways of dying besides drowning.
lie must rid himself of this mans pres.
cncc.
II will go home" he says.
IAN right, III go with you.
They rccr,ss the field out into tho
| road now muddy from the rain. The
| storm has ceased its violence, but the
rain still falls in Il steady shower.
The house i reached and Taker gives
the bell II vigorous jerk.
There vas no necessity for that
demonstrated the master of the house,
Il have a key"
Il thought maybe you'd lost it,
answered Takcr.
Jamc, Potter opens the door, and
his eyes open with astonishmcnt rs
he sres his master and the detective.
Adrian ruShc> by him without &
work and enters his library.
lTU he COntinucd.l
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quickly.

I'VE mrst not lose any more time
he says hurriedly. You return to
your house, tell your wife everything.
II will not make much difference now
FOR all West Chester will know il be-
fore noon Tomorrow. Wrap the child
up warmly and carry her to my house.
You can return with your own. To.
morrow | shall explain everything to
Bclknap. He understands my posi-
ton: will know that there is proba-
bility in my story. Then the note
book must be found. and all will bc
proven-vou understand me-
YES, Mr.. Adrian. And I'll do just
~ you say. | have started in with
YOU. III stick 10 you."
They leave the platform. these two.
man and master, the shadow after
them. muttering to himself a. he
makes his way through the trees:
"A pretty plot. Too had it was
spoiled. A clever man is Adrian Dyke.
llovc clever men. Ali, Franklin. my
boy. ! know your secret nov. You
. did well To tell me to watch your
brother. | have discovered ali. !
know why YOU wished TO keep your
mouth shut and | don't blame You.
But is Adrian Dyhc guilty OF the muir
der? BY the hockey. it begins to look
AS IL he wasn't. | don't believe he
knows anything about that notebook
after all: is he did he would not
speak so earnestly about finding il.
lie would know the leaf. which Is
the only part of il hat would benefit
him, is missing. hy tllc hokey' rms
thing is getting deeper and deeper
only find ont one thin" TO be- puzzled
by another. felt sure he had torn
out that leaf. nov am just ~ y 81
tive that he did not. WHO in the "cyi!
did? That's tn" question now. lie
will take back his own child, but can
he prove she is his own? She looks
like him, even | observed that. | sup
nose the nurse, Mary Calder, knows
an about it.. She will testify. IL
SAYS Franklin Dyke knows and vii
testify. But viii he" He's u damn
fool ii he does. low aid he lind il
ont" And why did he keep IL!
perhaps he knows the whole pio,
and was going to stand in with hi
brother. But would he lay IN lail
running the risk of getting hing !,
allow his brother Ia get away VIII
this fortune? am getting more ant
more mixed up. ] can see what ! nave
TO do now. must find the man tina
IOTt out tluI ltul' hiu Jul wy ~
II. But why should any M tear !
but Dyke? IL would not he of hcnet
TO any one else"
lie crecps along in the shadow, keep
ing his eyes upon the men he is folio"
ing, his brain busy with conflicting
thoughts. Suddenly he stops, his fac
lights up with an inspired idca IL
\ stands still, close to the fence, Ia
that be the solution"' he murmurs, be
lief and doubt struggling for the su
premacy, at might he, Let me SEE
DIR, Wilbur adopted Henri Garea
when but u boy. tiareuu's fathc
was II drunken brute, u criminal
lie killed his wife, war sentenced I
twenty-one years for doing it. TIL
old doctor proposed to leave his none
to the young partner. lie knew |
He may have II secret som" youn
women in the 'asc it often happen
that wav--necdro moncy-Snew tn
old man must pass along a dark roa
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There will be- less when She knows all.
What is there in life for him to live
for? Nothing. only exposure. which
will bring M rCcOmpcnSc now. only
dipgarc. shame. the stings of an out
RACED con science. The way of the
iranSIrrssCr is hard Nh, he bcginS
to feel il. In what does IL benefit Il
man II he gains the whole world and
loses his own soul True. soul
Bla ,kcnrd with thr crime of an un.
natural parent Damned 10y the death
Of the little treasure. sent helpless and
feeble, entrusted To his care to bring
10Y to his heart. l;ut he has east her
nut. she is dead lie would I've better
dead. Who would miss him. Not one.
unless it he the faithful Conrad. or
perhaps his brother. HAT brother upon
whom he Mas turned his naughty bac<
in the days gone by. VIII lie miss him.
mourn for him? His WIFE No. She
will mouru ut first, perhaps, hut after
Not one bit. The money which il
coming to him from his aunt will So
lace her. She can live well upon SO.
600. She married him for his none
anyhow.
The property must go, unless Justus
iSclkuap uses the money which he
D nous III lINSt lbG IullNli1 ny NJ WIN
to pay off the mortgages, and keep the
property in the family
No lie would he better dead. lie
cannot face his wife. cannot face CN-
posture and after ruin. Tie cannot.
No, will not face the world-cru'l,
hcartlcss world,
lie has retraccd his steps toward the
picnic ground>. There is a small arti-
iicial lake not far from the dancing
pavilion. lie knows il well he j.
walking toward it,
ON through the trees. Now he is
| passing the pavilion. Now hr is on tn,
bank. \ prayer To heaven. Il face up
turned TO the stormy sky, then
\ strong hand clutches his am. 4
voice says stcrnly:
What are YOU about to do"
lie turns. The lightning reveals th'
face OF the detective Takcr. The de
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Was Veteran OF Waterloo.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-ratrick Carroll,
who was born in Templemore, ireland
on March l.. l;0j, is dead in this city.
When 20 years old he entered the
British army and was Oh The march in
France when the news Of the decisive
battle Of Waterloo was received. Soon
after this ne became the coachman Of
Daniel OlConncll, with whom he re-
manned until O'Conncll', death. Car
roll came To America iurty.hvc years
ago. lie secured a position with Nine.
Jumcl. the widow of the former Vice
President, Aaron Burr, and Mrs. Car.
roll figured prominently in the famous
Jumcl will case.
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4%G |7!5; &{55s,11
TNA DR. NT:ouwtR> -
NSCySs ~5sGass o''' '' IVA" ''"''
CHAPTER NNu -tro>rI<rtp.l

CHAPTER XVII [co>II>rtp
lie speaks ficrccly. his face working.
his fingers clcnchcd in the palms of
his hands.
And | will he known to he guilty,
too means Gardner. ''nc. that has
always been square an honest.
You shall 90 with me. You shall
he paid your share as ! promised you,
I shall not desert YOU
But how can YOU prove 1t. Mister
Adrian? Nobody knows anything
about it. The doctor is dead, the lit
tie book he had it written in can't he
found. Nobody will believe IL. ! am
sure Mr.. Helknap won't
THE book must be- found. The
country shall be searched in ordcr To
bring it t. light. ! have other wit
ncsses, however, Mary Calder. yourself,
my brother. lie knows all about II. y
Mr.. Franklin" lie knows" in sur
prise.
YES. he knows. lie told nae So yes
to-day. lie will testify as to what he
knows"
But do you think he will. Mr..
Adrian? This fortune will go To hi,
child. il you don't get IT,. DO YOU
think he'll rob his " to benefit you
The master starts. All. true! Tie
had not given that a thought. vii
his brother testify? 1t does not look
likely.
The note book must he found, q,
answers the master. That will prov,
everything. Strange huw things wi
change" he mu,tcrs, thought
fully. This morning ! dreaded
the fact os this book turning
up. | thought it would be- /;
witness against me. Now, woult
give ten thousand dollars to have it il
my possession
lie turns to the man by his de
unirklN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
Dyclng OF iNrucs.

One of the most Important dye drugs
the artificial coloring matters
which chemistry has added to the re-
sources Of the textile industry at the
present day is alizarin. and its COM
mcrcial value il represented by IA large
figure. Formerly it was known merely
as "A substance obtainable from madden
root, but the investigations of science
have resulted in the discovery of
methods by which large quantities of
the valuable substance are annually
procur~l from the coal tar product.
anthracinc. In IL elf, aliZarin has
little or no coloring power, lacking, as
1t does, all affinity for most textile
fibres, hut, through the agency of the
morduntS all this is charged, the adapt
alton of ALI arin in this respect being
well nigh uncxccllcd, II i principally
distinguished FOR its wonderful facil-
ity, a. compared with all other sub
stances in this field, of forming vari.
ously coiorrd insolublc precipitatcs.
when combined with metallic oxides.
This facility is practically the chief
property in fact on which il depends
when used rs "a coloring matter. and II
would probably 'bc very difficult to
find u substitute equally effective and
satisfactory,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
MONROE DOCTRINE AGAIN
srm,t"r Alien ot Nebraska Gives Ills Views
ou the Sublcst.

senator Wien az Nsbri,ska Gives tf- VIEWS
ou the S~ubjcst.
WAsuINGroN. Feb. S~-Scnator Allen
~ Nebraska addressed the Senate to.
day on the Monroe doctrine resolu.
ton lie rontcudcd that the Monroe
doctrine was Que Of national self. pres
crvatiou. and tina, IL the invasion of
the South Americas republics Ivy
Great Britain will cndaugcr III" vel
fare or the safety OF this Gov.
crnuncnt in any way, we should resent
the action with all the strength and
Of Il mighty nation. The
| nitcd States must he the exclusive
Judge Of when the doctrine is to bc
applied The United States, MIR. Allen
maintained, cannot permit Great
britain or any other foreign power to
determine when anG to what extent
the acquisition of territory on the
Western hemisphere will impcril II
Government.
He thought, however. that IT, would
he ample time To- act when the NcncZ-
uelau commission shall have reported,
and said: If we shall determine that
the action Of Great britain in acpuir-
ing territory in Venezuela will impcril
u government Ivy Importing the
rights of Venezuela, II Will become
our duty To marshal all the resources
Of our people to resist the threatened
ar actual invasion. III, on the other
hand, We shalt determine. after u
investigation ana elaboration 'hat
our interests Will not lie Imperfect. ~
Will b. our duty To abstain ron any
interference with the action OF Great
Britain.
continuing, Mr.. Alien sad; ING
threatened demolition OF England ana
the English institutions that we have
heard III 'his chanibrr l~hot rcal' thcrc
is no danger from foes without. We
have simply been indnlctng in the
Harmless pastimc ~ TWISTING the eau
dial a~ppcndage OF the British lion ia
aronsc "A w~arspirit IN I'll" breasts OF our
people, ana thus induce them I" Tor
get their grievances nnd their wrongs
w mistake the temper ~ inc
American people. They know inll
wei that there Is no dangcr oi our
brcCming involved IN a war with Eng
land or with any other foreign power.
They do not seek war, and ! canno'
condemn IN too severe terms the lack
OF confidence IN TIA" sober judgement
the intelligence and patriotism OF the
American people that has lrd AZ lenSI
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
NEVER TOUCHED STUART.
Danisi Says the Anti Prize Figh, Law
Won't Ancrt Him.

FL pAso, Texas, Feb, s,-Thcre was
considerable excitement here oven the
passage Of the Catron bill by Congress,
but Dan Stuart says it never touched
him. lie had never considered New
Mexico territory, and he is going right
ahead like he means business.
The people Of FL Paso know no more
about the exact location of the carni-
val than do those of any other place.
stuart has kept that a secret, and will
say nothing about the location,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
HAD TWO FAMILIES
The iieilman Asphy Walton aud Suicide
Has Iseen Explained.

'"N W." 'FNTVVT0FV"'
CuICAGo, Feb. s.-lRecently Holman,
n prosperous contractor, a~sphyNiated
his wife, four children and himself.
Al the time it. was supposed to be the
result of insanity. but now it has been
learned that ilcllman had two fam.
HES, the Chicago household and a
wife and two children in Gcrmany.
\ short time before the tragedy &C.
cured, Hellmau received word that
his deserted wife in Germany had dis
covered his whercao outs and was on
her way with her children to America.
Iicllman's first wife arrived IA few
days after the tragedy, and is low liv-
ing in the house IN which her husband
aud his American family died.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
Nrwspapers 20 Consolidate.

New York, Feb. The Fourth Es-
tate says; Endeavors of the New York
Times and Recorder To unite have long
been the subject Of interested inquiry
Stockholders of the two papers. whose
names cannot he used Mt present, state
tina, the actual consolidation will take
place ia "a few days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
FRYE. PRESIDENT PRO TEN
The Man From Maino WIN Preside In
Mr.. Stc.enSon's Absence.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S-Thc frs. hour
in the senate to-day wa, consumed in
the election Of MIR. Frye of Maine,
Republican, as president pro tcm. Of
the senate. The election was unani.
nous and was marked by a display Of
good nature and compliments usual
in the senate after such an event has
been determined upon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
MAY MEET IN A WICWAM.
Crisis In 81. Louis Convention Hall
N~rrnmgememts

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. THE Rcpub-
lie says that u crisis has been reached
in regard tn the selection Of a place To
hold the Republican national conven-
ton OF 1896, and Messrs. Clayton OF
Arkansas, Campbell Of Illinois and
Payne of Wisconsin will be invited to
comc here next Monday and decide
whether 10 hold the convention in the
Exposition building or build q wig
wan. The former will hold 1000
people, but all cannot hear the pro-
ccedings. For this reason u wigwam
is proposed as preferable. II the lat
ter i, decided upon. it will cost 10000
tn build, $50, 900 Of which is In hand.
lea wing 5000 still to be- raised.
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A Knx MnrIercr aud suicide.

HrpmcK, Iowa, Feb s.-Joe Merri-
field. aged -, shot his brother aged7 7,
witt, "a " inchcstcr rifle this morning
and then blew the top of his " head
of. The father had left the boys to-
ycthcr in the house and they quar-
rcied. When neighbors came in tho
two boys lay dead on the floor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
BIC ST. LOUIS FAILURE.
The Excelsior Manufacturing Company
Forced to Assign.

81. LorIs, Mo-. Feb, s.-The tx
cclsior Manufacturing Company, \
large stove making concern. Of which
Giles +. Finley, sr., is president, made
an assignment yesterday.
The Excelsior Manufacturing COM
pany was the outgrowth Of the firm
of Giles +. Fil!ey Il Co. which was
founded In 1915. Several hundred
men are employed in the factory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
TROOPS WILL BE PRESENT.
The in-cating Of Kentucky Legislators
May Result IN serious Trouble.

"tN "'N"' '" FN' ~
FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. s.-After u
consultation last night between Gov.
ernor bradley. Dr Hunter and other
Republicans. it was decided tn call out
the state militia I" hc present during
the balloting for United states Sen.
ator after the uuScating Of members
shall have begun This will certainly
provoke trouble.
FRANKFORT. KY. Feb. Public in
tcrcst in the senatorial race was tame
to-day. The scare caused by the re-
port that the militia would he asked
Ia hc present during the balloting for
United States senator after the un.
setting of members had begun. had
subsidized and the ladies filled the lob
bicS.
The ballot resulted: Hunter, b6;
Blackburn, g.; McCreary, ,: Carlisle,
-; Bate, /.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-02-14
w. X. ENGLISH rs DEAD.
The Indiana statesman succunbs to -
tompiirat IN Of Diseases.

s"'"t''"" !" '"
l~Npl>NArortS, nd, Feb. :. William
H. English is dead.
MIR. Englisi, was Vice Presidential
candidate on the Democratic ticket
with Winfield Scott Hancock, who ran
for President in lsSO.
Two weeks x MIR. English ex-
prricncrl al attack of the grip which
resulted IN congestion of the
membrane uf the air passages. This
had become much better when inflam.
matory rheumatism set in.
lie was worth between $1,000, 900
md 81, Oo0. 600. and was said To- bc the
largest individual owner of real estate
in the state of Indiana. Despite their
difference in politics he and ex.Prcsi.
dent Harrison were warm personal
friends,
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\ left-Iandcr.

Little Miss DE Style-I think you is
rcal-rcal thoughtful and considerable
Little Miss DE Fashion Does you?
Why"
Little Miss De Stylr-'Cause YOU
didn't invite me 10 your party. ]
S'posc you knew we vas awful cXclu.
,iyc.