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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20
Obituary..

Hugh Wier, born October end, 1S11.in
Co Donegal. Ireland came to the Unit
ed States in 1889, when 2S years of age,
ianding in New York, where he re-
mained a short time. He then came to
Brandywiue, Delaware, remaining at
this place about one year, then came
to Washington County, Pennsylvania,
where he labored for about four years.
From this place he came TO Carroll
County, Ohio in 1874, marrying Mrs.
Msrgeret Dinsmore. OF this union 8
children were born, all OF whom IRE
living. He moved to Decatur in the
Fall of 1858, where he has since resid-
ed. He was confirmed in the Episco-
pal Church at the age of IA. His death
occurred February 12th, 1896. His age
was 81 years, 4 months and 10 days.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

Yesterday James Morrison, one of
the best known drillers in this section
was presented by the members of the
Deep Run Oil company with hand
some gold watch, as token of the es-
TEEN in which he was held The watch
was one of the finest ever seen. in the
city and was set with diamonds. Mr..
Morrison has been in the employ of the
Deer Run company for long time and
they hold him in high esteem. Sisters
vile Review.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

Years ago Dr.. R. V. Pierce, now chief
consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel
'and Surgical Irstitute of Buffalo, N ",
recognizing the fact that consumption was
essentially germ disea9c, and that reri-
edy which woud drive the germs and their
poisons from the blood would cure consump-
ton, at last found a medicine which cured o5
PER cent. of all cases, if taken in the earlier
stages of the disease.
The tissues of the lungs being irritated by
the germs and poisons in the blood circulat-
ing through item, the germs find lodgmcnt
there, and the lungs begin to break down.
Soon the general health begins to fail, and
the person feels languid, weak, faint, drowsy
and confused.
This is the time to take DR.. Piercc's Gold
ell Medical Discovery; it drives the germs
and poisons from the blood, and has sooth-
ing effect uDon the dry cough. In cases of
bronchitis the g Discovery" is invaluable.
Golden Medical Discovery" increases the
amount and quality Of the blood, thus invig-
Grating aud fortifyine the system against dis
ease and builds up wholesome flesh and
strength after wasting diseases, as fevers
pneumonia, grip and other debilitating af
fections -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20
FOR SALE.

New House srooms on Fifth st. lot i5xlsO,
gas and water
7Roomsd House on Fourth St. water and
gas lot 37x90.
New Roomed House ON Front St. Water,
gas and barn.
10 Roomed House West Side Gilman st.
4Oxls0. Small barn e
Boarding House IS rooms corner Sd and Ohio
streets. Big Bargain-Easy terms.
10 acres in Decatur Up for sale or exchange
acres adjoining corporation line. 2lets on
Warren street. cheap. t
House rooms on 9th street near Putnam.
56xlso barn, water and gas.
2 Lots on Washington street 5oxl45.
Many other properties to offer.
WARD g. STONE, a85 Second ST.
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Gpworth League Entertainments,

Musical Entertainment by the Ep-
worth League of the German M. e.
Church at their church parlors, Friday
evening, consisting of music by mando-
lin and guitar club violin solo by Lloyd
Strecker, decamations by Mr.. Carl Kai-
ser and Miss Clara Bay and singing by
choir after which supper will be served.
Admission TO entertainment, which in
cludes supper, only 15 cents.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20
A Good Thing!

All lady customers who purchase of us at
any one trne, goods amounting to $500 or
over will be presented with copy OF the
Standard Delineator for the month in which
such purchase may be made.
This is no ANTIOUATED publication that
has been on the market for a half century or
more and which is being rapidly relegated to
the past for want Of patronage, but is the finest
monthly fashion magazine published in the
United States. Each issue contains four hand
some coored photographic plates illustrating
the latest styles, specially designed, showing
the popular materials and combination Of COL
ors, and in addition, some sixty or seventy il
Illustrations of garments never before published
which will be fully described.
A full assortm lent Of these popular patterns
will be found in our stock at all times.
OH AIS. JON ES,
172 FRONT STREET.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

JNo. NJ. IITE, of Hu-
dabon, .fudaboH Co., Ia,
says: II took a severe
cold which settled on NV
lungs and chest. and I
suffered intensely with
it. / tried several of
our best physicians here
and they gave up all
hopes of my recovery,
and thought l would
have to die. / would
cough ard spit blood
for hours, and / was pale
and weak. J was greatly
discouraged when l be-
gan the use OF the "Dis-
covery,' but l SOON got
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

H0-FOR SALE-Fine residence in Putnam
Place 50 90.
Modern u room brick house, large lot and
good location, So o.
House and lot on Third street opposite Camp
Tupper $500.
House and lot on Sixth street below Wooster,
$3.50.
Also cheap building lots in Putnam Place
and on upper Seventh streets.
j. A. PLUMER s. Son.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20
Saved His Life

by a fortunate dis
covery III the nick of
time. Hundreds of
perso ons suffering
fro in consumption
have had the pro-
gress OF the disease
stopped, and have
been brought back to
life and health by the
&C o d e IL Medical
Discovery " of DR..
Pierce.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

ss1s" For SALE.-Entire east half of Block
49, West Side Marietta, 100 feet on Knox St =,
100 on Franklin, anu l20 on Pearl st. Wilsell
as a whole. Inquire of DR., s. M Hart, Wittlig
building, Front Street
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

"a" The Densmore typewriter may be had Of
r W Torner, this city, sole agent for Washing.
ton county. cod
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20
To Combat labor Unions.

CHICAGO, Feb 10.-All the large
clothing manufacturers of this city
have declared their independence Of
local union rule in their establish
ments and intend hereafter to condcct
their business independent of union
dictatiou.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

Caf-DR. W. M. HART, DENTIST, ONCE IL
Putnam ST., between Front and Second.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

THE prince of Wales is said to have
engagements booked for every day in,
1896
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

( Ee!y"TO RENT-A New House OF rooms in
High School Lane. Apply at 81 Fifth St.
References required. st
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

9S~DR. E. L. EDDY, Dentist Once s0i
Front street, opposite Soldiers Monument
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

ana sitting OF glasses. Law Building Putnam
street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20
@f2j lNS5f2 LOCALS.

gaS@FOR SALE-A bran new bicycle, Road
king" win sell at a great bargain. Address
il7 Third street. GEORGE " ENDEIKEN.
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Etds ror Rental OF Falr Grounds.

Surveys and Construction: Railways,
Bridges, Foundations, SEWERAGE.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-20

better. tt has Deem i've years since took L and
have had no return Of that trouble since"
sxecu or's nocice Of Appointments.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as EN-
ecutor Of OF the will of Mary c, Miller, late Of
Wash ugtOn county, Ohio, deceased
Thu Feb IL 3w LOUSIA SCHLAUBACH.
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CRITICS AND CRITICS.

2
4hr iosi, N commenting upon the per
| foruaAr.ec rfycr. trre ~ ti.. y.-..t.- f,.,..
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''''H - s~4H ~ t-s e&'i-h'ilon az
uAr NAI l4f iAtit.ans re pn3uipss " ia
''ien'a oi
eo,.,p,os a, -, -. Wv
toy tennis
THE many warm friend. IN ~. ,,,,.
et "A-p2NvtHoF hoteT7 l.. 4as ~ Ani us
~ r.-.,.,.s....e .Ay}2sf'
ishlea ae.rers % ,htir ieetufe here n II
Aisni Yankee D9e4l- @na DiAie. feri
1 ...,,s -. ~ tbs roht s4.Eauas rfiu-
Inup hass haa fgo,, 5e.s ,.ai...-s - 80.
snNea DoqAle ana biEir" III ainlost
sn,,t h''' % '''e ~ e'N@s' l.9lh Soith ana
paper - yiye fhsfn iheir i,s. 80 =, =
criticism. IAs lea.lrs Northern 3otsfuais
i, ~ s''s,t Inca etltlts ha't universal
80, - l'tv4 tee4S s2NHis isifz. 10 fao-t ;A,-
ma ~ 20 ia 80 'e9i-ITs. N'e!F Theme
YAK ,S.,sf,' y ~ we lss',Ae me Sew
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81. p. a. AGAINST " kINl.sY.

I Na-I-,-s, r-,-.l-,nar - -. ,.4.-l. .Ion
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:, -,
assoc 'hroueh o'i ..a'"e tong Mt
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=. n.y. JUICE stevens SAT-
~ tu-l IN the Enquirer ,il- morning
nh,t ,,.rr,or,.s ~ h.. sr ,-,.,.i..s ,,,tN
pre,-. .aar ,tie,nhars az ~ 4s'.,atio.,
wisl.t Ia general Is rorr...i w., !, ,s er
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ib.- t.. = u,I t 49,, NJ.
XII, t s,rnor, s'thrr ,,y,,;na-
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an ALARMING CONDITION.
A Louisianian Predicts Serious
Trouble ct the April Election.
JUDGE TURNER FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
The Georgian said To lie Vary favorabIy
Regarded for the Naminstion- John
ston Carries Alabama.

Little Rock. Ark, April ia CORE
sponicnt OF the Arkansas Gazette at
Monroe La, writing OF the political out
ic-ok IN Northern Louisiana, uiscloses
ar alarming condition Of affairs and
rrsiicts serious trouble with strong
probability OF much hiooashed at the
approaching election, which occurs on
April q.
"There are few people III North Louis
lana and, IA TO that. IN any part Of The
Stat WHO will no, b. glad when the
elections arr over," writes The corr sroni-
crt As 4 matter OF tact, business here
aNpuis Is not unsettled hy ihe POLITICAL
agitation. but there IS a sprt II unrest
or Wnoastness perNadlug haIi t. he &c
counie. Tor. /, is true tnAt the better
men 81 the State have seUpus fears as
70 ihs outcome OF Tie t.c ct.0n on April
The fusion OPPOSITION TO ehe democrats.
me correspondent says, j. making "a dc
Is 40 use denying the fact that the De m
octatt' trket IL IN danger. Should tie
negroes take the advice " their aicrs
AMI - 70. the polls armed there viii
winch Z once started Is bound TO result
Ia great bio dShed. The democrats are
making "A strong cAmVaiEn. claiming
thar tie defeat Of their cRn iiiates would
mean the return 0f negro rlle. 2 con IL
itea Which they look upon with extreme
awe
IN reference TO ex-Copeeessman Roa.-
ner .ho CORRESPONDENT says; More than
ordinary s'guiiiCaBc" has been caused
over se defeat Of CONGRESSMAN llontDer
arl ,Aere viii he determined effort %
send him back by an liner aasei majority
:rr tAo maind.r Of the ffrg of course
49, senoit viii run RRal0~' him Wheth-
Or ' mt Mr.. Boa iuer Viii wa tie nom
inea st The general election IS II ioubt.
NJ Z his friends would rarh.r see him
re;ralu pnt " The race believing there ar.
lettr iaings In store FIR hw The free
silN4 men. II Is We'll understood VIII
wv na elect one of thor awn men 10
cerrr s next fail Alre ~ there are two
card etes who arc willing to run ON
demo ~t-ic free silver platform W j.
u land and Judge 5 ! Baird Z
No acuse parish"
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THE sovrH ASH TuE TICKET.

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INTERNATIONAL pIMrrAr1,cu

'o'" D. Valentine president of weus
tarso Express company. oontr,bu,es ~
'ho overland Monthly for April nm ah,,
article on international Rimets,,,sn, :.
MMefeln he summarizes his eonclus,ons n .
tina reeosnlze tho peculiar hardshins .,
hssa Ameiisan wheat farmer. hui ,ha, -.
neoas sY OF competition with Arrn" ", =
irhe ,,, ,i'iuian ryots and Russian pessnnts
tho Ti"'t,il,ed Tree coinage OF silva 10.
tah,,. Anlled states-which Womb i'd ~ ny
m o9S nrlye gold out OF .Irculation ,,"n,
hr,rg 'itl'ny me misfortune. hui nroro,isu,
as ihai 'eril laborers TO the same niachyy
.rrslr competitors 's P''snt
MANI welfare OF the wboIa nao.
All IN Is promoted by ob,ninin,,' n nh o.
sm me necessaries Of iife."ir ~ Sneaply
FOR I,, lnat alongside OF these Iowa IAN be
croastd n.ressaries wages bavap ''S IN
z ~, anu they have nave IN
dienr.. OF commodities mova a., 49,.
tlrc,, ~ natural and inherent ca,,s ~ ope-
QUAINT, independent OF oircuiatin., sr ,no en-.
country g' e area silver Nv; never have In any
al a MY NY ana indiserimina,"iN con
coinage ot ta,lo nnder unrestriotea ey yras
TO prov,aa 'ulai low there il I'm, nm.
''"e Tor bimetail!sm In any COW cn,n way
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and That is TO make the nofe n
metal The standard and then ~
aA amount of the cheaper meu
he Kept upon an und0ubted
through interchangea hility.
t. hat the bimetallis, theoyy-1Y
'itauve, or so-caIlei double
pool theory--is, as already STATED \
the slightest foundation In ~
prihclple OF economic Jaw, and neI
liliacy. 1t was adv ,lnced BY "
n the sixteenth century, sQulnlA
Moptesquieu in the eighteenth,
ny G hevaiier in The nineteenth
reetea by Wollowski expouhsxl
JeVons. and exploited In this ossJ
me neo-bimetailists and other
Nooates. / has been exposed Y
modern economist and tinanciH
ana renown, and rejected by e9N
ern power OF any commercial W
whatsoever.
4 That government can not efeeh
and that the current value &
Is determined Independently o. ~
OF kings, legislative enactment
trnment fiat.
. Ihat there never was cA.1
so potent for iniuring the msnb
ana as so-called cheap moneJl
y That there can he no such W
double standard We must che1
seid or silver for our stanosN
which king, Bezonian?
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Mat 1t Means.

tnn 1en1A I'M
a saaIr wnMl
cen taxi r h My
1884,
"h M l
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THE IDEAL EDITOR


~ 'i'H uuIG REVIEW.
The ideal editor is the one VI
lust hat TO keep cut u hs
Washington Post.
The general run of people, Nn
thrN Know more about running N
per than the man who is COIN
best at the business cant S.r'
why tho above is true. They cM ,,S
Stand what q great mass OF msw,ss
e. through the hands OF ing
now he has to leave out the Vur -
together and correct ana eou.y,1
which he does use TO make
he amount of matter accepi1, n
ny newspaper Is very sHias =. n
tlon to the amount re)ecteu ~
son or another az unsuited lo N
IN the rejection of unayolaa,pass
correspondingly greater. Eul.sr si
pass over a great quan,ity y.
the right quality. With Ply. ~
pen and scissors n constAnt
gong on. winnowing the E n.
chaif, and when every thln8 X n
IN" familiar dictum staten a
ought 10 become clear even " -
Siluertrial
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A TRIPLE AlrRI1En

Ne" Heinpion. Iowa, April Herman
h'aH' rlonemasnn Of this city, TODAY
shoi ana killed hiAe BArtz ana fatauy
Npuhl"d the latter's SON and yount,
1"lKntef lteak j. son-ln-law Of karts
irid lifes three miles from here. neak.s
"ie recently secured "a divorce from MIN
~ iald ~ wait IN the brush for them
church ana discharged 10Th barrels of n
shotgun ~ them Tho girl viii lie and T.
u Thought he boy VIII also die. Beak
mlstook the girl for his wife. lie cams
ateiy afssv the shooting.
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HER SOLUTION

lie kissed her. and what "
could she do? No.
The fele was a ball nv
fow, ..mAdI
And the nower-lined aisle seea
When she stole away tete-a"S m
But the heavy fragrance -
head. ..,,a n
She felt quite sure. from !nnSk
lie kissed her. too-ana
she doT a,st =
The least little scream or
word III ~
Would noat out TO the es'' :
surely be heard. :. MO- |
And some OF the dancers
right In - 49,
Besides, was II really mucn
It's plain that you kno"
have been ~
That he sissed her hut
world would she doi :, "
Way, nothing al all but !uss
! leave II 10 YOU -
What else could
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a HIGH TEA FOR MEN.
How Young Wife Entertained po2e,
of Her Husbands Friends.

How a Young Wife Entertained a Dozen
of Her Husbands Friends
Chicago Chronicle.
! young married woman. wishing N -,
I tertain some II her husbands friends In =,
way that would be neither difncun nor ev-
pensiNe, hit upon the idea of n nigh 10,
9he haa never heard of high tea fer
sehiIemap only but why should she mo-,
No. or lier nome was small and she
must make her own refreshments and have
mem SO Simple as to allow her 10 spend her
evening IN the parlor. She asked two
pretty girls to holm her Al 10 o'cinck IN !.
| guests We're summoned to the dining ron,,,
Whefe was the table daintily sci WITH
lihves ior htieen-twelve men and three
t.,, ne hostess presided over A
NnahhS dlsh nj the head of the hoard
pretty girl over another at the foot n,i,,
nan way down the table snother pirl WIN,
seated IN front Of the silver urn ami roffn,
'ups' Lobster a Ia Newbure was made IN
one ehafing dish, and oysters a la pouIetts
vi t"e other with these We're pressed
pie OF walnut mayonuntse sanawichas
rms course over two white-eannod ~;
arton"n maids removed the dishas ana
NHsHt m their place two smoking Rnston
t" ortaa ana an earthen Jar OF baked
peahs foilowing was Il course ~ ohiots,
Saluu daylled crackers. cream cheese an,
tii iHr dessert was ice cold coff,.a
smo,haro,, uuer as 10 melt in tho moutm
nm,1."Sred with whipped cream. Home.
.na'e lahey cakes accompanied this Aytar
In" alsnts were cleared away cigars VIZ.
n w., hy the husband OF the hostess
~, soon tne fragrant weed had the us,,,,
my, 49, " drawing forth eNcellen, stor,as
anu cIeVer conversation II wss I o,ni.s,s
wnen ne party broke up. the men al, a.
u'"a'hs mat a high tea for gentlemen on,,.
, mas decided success, espeolallv Nh us
''ir were present three CHARMING wo,,a
as entertainers. ''''"s "omen
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JOHNSTON VIII. RE NoMlNArrn

New Orleans. April l2.--'rhe Picayune,s
Montgomery lAla,) special says: Further
reports from yesterdays primaries con-
arm the nomination. OF Joseph T.. John
SION OF Jefferson county. free silverite over
Clerk, SOUND money advocate. 1t now an
pears that johnston viii have 3Ti delegates
~ The State convention out OF 50i. though
thern Is some dispute about one or TIM
Of the counties. II is believed, however
The state convention which meets here on
the 2lst, VIII adopt sound money p.at-
form and mdoise the administration OF
MIR Cleveland by resolutions. populists
ana others who would promise to support
the nominees. We're admitted 10 partiei-
pa In the primaries and many popnltsts
awaited themselves of the privilege, voting
for Johnston on account of his free silver
views,
Memphis. Tenn. April is--Captain Jo-
seph f. Johnston, free silver candidate
for governor Of Alabama. tonight tele-
graphs 10 the Commercial-Appea the fol
lowing:
Birmingham. Ala, Aprl Il, iSG.-The
state convention VIII he composed OF 30,
delegates. We have returns from all The
counties except five having an agrregate
OF 81 delegates. My returns show Thai
Clarke has carried twelve counties hay.
ing - delegates. and that have carried
~ with aad delegates.
"Joseph +. Johnston"
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TURNER FOR vIcE-pREs1pENr.


Ihe Georgian. Saii 10 BE Favorably Re
sArded for the Place.
Washington. April 70 Ex-Secretarv of
| the Navy Whitney Says he can So no
reason why the democratic party should
os cast down by the political outlook 4:
that the republicans are not going TO
have waikoyor.
Judge Turner of Georgia ia often men,
toned these days In connection w!,A Ma
uonhl politics, ana IT is freely said TIM
II southern man Is named fog the zee
nNl place on the democratic ticker he
Nill be the man, He is IA member oil con-
fiess from Georgia. and one OF the ablest
W"n now in public lie. During the last
winter he has come 10 the front Wv
rapidly, and has not only been looke1
tpcn as one of the strongest dealers In
the house, bur as the special representa-
ny" OF inc Administrations Mr., Cleveland
AH.nifes Judge Furuer very much. ana
ptraaps no man III congress has been
honored with more Of the condolences OF
ne preslient during the last year than
the Georgian has
m letter 10 The Chicago Times II erald
Walter Welman says. ''Presideat cleve.
land is now convinced the Chicago CON
Nention WIN he favorable to sound lnsnev
ana that II Is possible by good manage
Weni. by pohcs of conciliation and hy
tne nomination ~ a Southern man for
Nlyn president, 10 avert the threatened
spht IA the party when tho anti-silyer
pauorin ~ adopted No matter whom the
convention dominates for first place on
the ticket, the president is determined In
haze u southern man 10 mn il Out MIN
ana Henry q. Turner of Qui,man, Ca. is
the man" ''' %
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capture the South and maintain thai,
Southern salid',y so vital to cur prosperity
ant EroNth.
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/ N6NANlt Nair stAkU ana MAINTAIN f0A-
southern salidl;y so vital to cur prosperity
and growth.
| IL his speech on Cuba Senator Mills
was Indebted to The Pos, for ore ,e.iins
po.ni, ard tins, was the figure Of the an.
nu&l sNsctiens by spain upon Cubs in the
Way 9; revenue contributions. The Post
e...toriAliy commented on the items OF
| revenue aud furnished the astounding TO-
| tAlS IN recognizing ;hls source Of tn.
| formation the senator said In very
abe article IN one OF the Leading rspcg>
! os Texas see the diffcrea, items % ~
! s~na!;4re given ana the sum total is sis-
| 90 PER aauga" The senate. might
/ have gone farther and s,ssea thai tAi-
sam was nearly half 81 the valae Of the
| Cuban eNpars trade. Selling hundred
millions ei,nra,ly. Vie cahans pay SIS e,A q.
90 a year IN taxes 70 sPs.n. Where Is
tae roa2Ary that can equal th.sg
Ts- spanish press bureau r; Havana /.
Asoo-rlas asspera;.--ii ki.ls4 Maceo ana
10 insurgents SATURDAY
TIE louisiana straight democracy ,his
Te4r IS making a Desperate struggle
against me iar.a;ssirg and terrible re-
rival ~ negro Domination Ard .iNs1i.ar
80 -a-@:e. mass ga t.rne whites wnc hai
.Aste * BE aaes days 81 rtcan-
Fs-actica arr Supporting TIE sis'on sssins,
- se7ne5a;,e ;&,kei- Il IS freely pre-
,fed ts@; tAs success % tAe Pear con-
r.UAtca world rasaa return 10 TIE shot
san f7A--s u wes;y years asa. Faaee
i7 c-r s'ster S'ate 4pl s>t-s 30 be de-
p- senl .p>a 'aui'-rat-- s-,cess-anl ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-13
ANNOUNCE.

FOR CONG,
THE POST Is author
HON. w. r. McCOM
county for Congress fr
sressionai District. SUI
OF the Democratic con
THE POST IL authort
HON. THOS. ii. BALL
as q candidate for z
First Congressional u
the action Of tho De-
sional Convention.
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