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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24

London, Nov. 23.-The Mark Lane Elk
press today, commenting on the wheat
outlook, says:
I'VE expect that the decrease OF the
French wheat acreage N 1897 owing 20
the lateness of the seeding season. will
be much larger than any increase in this
country. The sowing OF Alma wheat III
Russia are now admitted 10 be smaller
than usual. The rise IN prices has stirn-
ulated Russian markets and the line OF
spring phirka sowiags is likely 10 off set
the Azima deficiency. We must wait fur
ther news from India before concluding
that the drouth is over. Injury has been
in any event done and there cannot be
any whea: ayailab for export plJior to
April, 1888. Australia is importing Cal
iforn;a wheat, and has no surplus avail
able for shipments to Europe"
Commenting upon the past weeks quiet
markets, the Mark Lane Express re-
marks:
1.-The farmers are spelling the market
by over-supp,y. We'suggest that CEN
:lal chamber organize a body of wheat
growers, pledged to sell only in such
quantities as the situation demands
Concluding, the Mark Lane Express
says:
'The advance of Is Sd in the price of
rhea: in Paris since the end of October
is matter of some Importance, as
France has hitherto been Boosting that
she has a well-spplied market. If the
purchase of foreign wheat by France in
creases, the situation will become much
stronger.
'',rhe wheat on passage to the United
Kingdom OF Saturday totaled 100000
$50, zoo; North American 100000; South
America 100, 900: California 100000; In
dian and Australian nil; elsewhere TO-
Coo"
The maize market has been against
holders at Mark Lane, HUI, Liverpool,
Bristol. Glasgow, and Leeds, but the de-
cline does not exceed pence per quar-
ter.
There are now !, 40S, 900 quarters on pas
sage to the United Kingdom, against 5ol,
coo in November 1895.
MANITOBA WHEAT.
Winnepeg, Man, Nov. 23.-Wheat IS
being rapidly sent down TO the seaOoard,
but about 40 per cent of the crop is be-
ing retained by the farmers in the sXpec-
tation of a higher price. With the ad-
vent of Mr.. Sifton as minister of the in
terror 4 new emigration policy VIII De
adopted which Will rapidly fill up the va
cant ldflu OF Inc ptcFiii-So- ~ 40
estimated that about 5000 people nave
immigrated from eastern Canada during
the summer, and 100 from Michigan
VICTORIA'S YIELD.
Melbourne, Nov. 23.-The government
statistician estimates the wheat yield OF
Victoria at 1000, 900 bushels, which will
barely suffice for local wants.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York, Nov. 23.-The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, November II, as
compiled by the New York produce ex-
change, is as follows: Wheat 59,911,OO0
bushels, decrease / .037, 900; corn $780,
900, decrease $4,000; oats 12,2S0.0CO, de-
crease 1000: rye 1851 900, decrease ST.
900; barley 6,146,000 decrease $4,000 BUSH
els.
RAIN IN INDIA
Calcutta, Nov 23.-Rain has fallen IN
most OF the districts of Bengal and has
improved the crop prospects.
bombay, Nov. 23.-There has been a
heavy rain at Behar and slight showers
have fallen at Allaha bad
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago grain markets furnished the Eagle
hy r l., ROStic Commission Merchant,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24
CATTLE SHOW IN NEW YORK
Gentleman Farmers Come IN With Note
worthy Exhibits.

New York. Nov. 2S-Tne cattle show
opened at Madison Square Garden to-
right. The show is dominated 70 a
great extent by the cows. But few peo-
pie are aware Of the fact that the value
Of the dairy products q tie farm. ac-
cording 10 the iast census, were worth
more money to farmers ti.aH The value
of the entire wheat crop OF the United
States in the saTs year.
The show will continue all week
Premiums amounting in the aggregate
20 over $4,000 viii 5e awarded IN the
different classes, ana the entries of
gentlemen farmars" ara larger THAI
ever before. including the Eavemeyers.
Theodore A and Henry O.; Governor
Morton. 4. ]. Cassatt, Rsrwin Pa;
Henry P. Camel. Deer Park, and many
others.
In the Cassatt entries IS fine herd OF
Guernesys and the Aberdeen-Angus ex-
hibits are specially fire
One OF the most interesting features
today was the strengthening contest
The struggling sheep went in looking
large and stately; they came out shorn
OF their coats and looking thin and
'sheepish.'
The sheep-dog trial was especially in
teresting. The dogs obeyed every word
ana sign Of their keepers and seemed
endowed with almost human intelligence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24

Washington, Nov. 2L-At ST. Johns
church today the marriage OF Miss Mary
Lloyd Pendletcn. daughter Of the late
United States Senator Pendleton, to
Rutledge Abney of New York. was SOL
emaized in the presence OF many friends.
There were no invitations for the cere-
rnony. The bride came into the church
with her brother, Mr.. Frank Pendleton,
af New York, who gave her hand in mar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24
WOOL AND COTTON MARKETS.

New York Nov 3 -wool-Quset: domss-
TIC fleece ISGS~: pulled ISG SC
St Louis, New. 22-Wco.-Cnchanzei
81, Louis. Nov e5-Co;tou-Duil and IN
cha, -e5: naiadizC 2-lsc. Sales 80: rscsipts
/ lss. SHIPMENTS *: stock =. 80
New Orleans. Nov. E.-Cotton-EzSy:
rtiGIiag &c: low r1.ddllg sc. good orfl-
nav sc.
Nev York. Sor = -Co;ton-DrH; MIDI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24
Ex-CoNGREssMAN LANE DIES
Son of . One Time Democratic Czndidat.
for Vice President.

Roseburg. Ore, Nov. 23.-Lafayet;e
Lane. congressman from Oregon from
1874 10 1876. died al his home in this city
today. He was the son OF Honorable
John Lane. the first United States sena-
tor from Oregon. and candidate for vice
president on the Democratic ticket in
1850.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24

Nszs. Ar. S5x. Sz-Tho1szs Casey.
a boss 80 ore ot ne Kansas cssY. Plfts-
osrx and Cali CONSTITUTION czsnps. anf
Happy Hopkins. = rzllraeS Sozr.lng
soDs> rls1. ~ere yu- 81 szss fAes 11xA,.
cazrgsS wf-a he4ax ts1-x TSeT at
tempted . Dssa sae*r say cot tass rnorz
tx sscat s'csoes sod 80 agH Ess -
yezz& their c9usres ard b1rn-1 tEs sa.5t-
s1E- rSsT Eszs oFeseor5s - "a assa~s
bss1re th@y co4si - fsisss~4 Ar1 18th
Fnsa were burned % ceasae
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24

the country. He was especially disin-
guished in connection with the order by
his reports as chairman Of the commit
te on foreign correspondence. which
had made his name famous In the order
from ocean to ocean.
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rage. Rev. Dr. Mackay Smith perform
ed the marriage ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abley went north this afternoon and will
live in New York City
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24

fssr1s. $cT. zz-fs4Eaa fenusx~afsoa
= r0gga Azaegsez "a ineTezsscg fgn 4af-
u-ssAy Ar1 Ss.stsT Z 90 persa-s ssArge3
s9r - Plaza Az8 rs ~ - Irifes
States Tatrs fA0aszEf Eta start &c
tie Asxsa-.a< se.25ske I1is week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24

Cripple Creek. Col. Nov. 23.-An at
Travellers Home. hotel in the old town.
Travellers Home, a hotel in old town.
That the fire was OF incendiary origin
was proven by the fact that oil had been
scattered about in a. least three differ
emf parts OF the building. The hotel was
not badly damaged. as the flames were
soon discovered. There were between
fifteen and twenty people asleep in the
hotel at the time.
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DRY GOODS Markets
Fan River. Mass. Nov s--Print cloths
frrsrr ~ -

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nor. "A stranger
today stole g tray OF diamonds fron Gle
mems O-Skznp-s store CT Nire s;<ee: lie
was ciosely pursued and dozged into ar
e6tcl11ng building. whore the thief left
his overcoat and diamonds & a wash
nom and escaped Tie diamonds were
worth S. GO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24
We
Are
-
Printers.


Our series Of ads, with prices,
has been the cause of q general
reduction On the prices OF print.
ing in all the printing houses in
town. We always lead In r.
forms Of this kind
While we employ nothing but
the best workmen, our prices are
lower than the fellows who kick
q press, up stairs In some dark
room, and who have not credit
enough to buy Q Seam OF wrap
ping paper.
The Ksgle pays more in sab
aries each week than all the other
houses combined pay in q month
You, as q merchant, receive the
benefit Of these pay rolls and We
ask tina: you patronize Us SO long
as we give you the best In the
market for the same you are pay.
ing for the inferior grades.
THE EAGLE PRESS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24
HOW MUCH WHEAT?
MARX LANE EXPRESS SETS OUT
TO ANSWER.

Frances Decreased Acreage Not Made up
About a stand-Of IS to Area-Drsufh
In India Will Not be Over Until Rain
Falls, and That's Sure-Apyhow, Thers'lI
be no Indian Wheat for Export Before
April. 1898-Farmers Spelling tho Mar
ket-ManitOba and Austraiia.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago grain markets furnished the Eagle
by r. L. Bostic, Commission Merchant,
Rooms 10 & II over Kansas National bank,
Prone 167.
CHICAGO
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WICHITA MARKETS

Wichita, Kan, Nov. o, 1896
HOGS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

Minneapolis MINI. Jllly 15.-The repuh-
lican machine usually nominate 20 win
IN this State. Eut in thr present instance
if Former Congressman J I'm Lind should
consent TO head the silver forces on
e.iher the democratic OF popuiisa ticic.
there would be- strong chances OF his b.
ng seated IN the gubrrRatofal cnair. al
though the republicans would undoubied
~ carry most OF the remainder of the
ticket.-W. u. Haskell, Manager Times.
Duluth. July l5.-As the publisher Of
the only and original hime a.lc daily in
NJ nn-soia. | will venture the prediction
at this early date that BRYAN an Sewal
will carry the STATE. Tire daily Accession
for the cause Of silver from the ortho lox
republican ranks IS appalling to '.he lead
crs Of that party.
If the sen mcui for the restoration Of
silver continues FOR the NEXT thrse months
as il has for the past three ana the rou-
vi SITS indcrse the den raiie i'cket at
ST. Louis, tho democrats WI carry the
| presidential eject 81 in Minnesota y
| ipono. a e. Weiss. Publisher Duluth
| Evening Herald
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
SENTIMENT Is CHANGING.

Opponents of Bryan Rapidly DECLARING
in Favor Of the PICKET.
'''
hand may be pa!Ased before vote lor
silver democrat" was the statement Of
g p''"''''''''
'''' "'N-''e '"' S'''' 90
ago.
Today he returned from Chicago shout
me- '"' bryan di'N ''e"'4i- N'eH ne was
reminded of the stat meul above recplled,
he said:
"'i"t mat so expressed myself nut
has no bearing in this case. am
Tor Mr. BRYAN because Il. is an Amer
can ,,,r,i,''.. N''''
He never uttered a sentiment MESS ne
WAS prompted To il bv one of MS r,rtv
leaders. BRYAN. On III. oln.l, NAM, - :,
man u parts, d broal-mlnueo. ple-somled,
.iberai statesman VINO does not need
own. lis is IN tol,et Win ,n, n "i ms
lie knows what they w;,nf AMI h ,e
prepared In ,fva :, Ahl he Is
before this camnni,,r l", an"
wil learn RMS to their sorrow ~. H.,
capable Of discussing every Issrc nov
statesnnn-lilt. s,ondnoim, oiS'i Ni'Ne;
a., tlffy me peonle * he az, IN, ~ , -" u
convention" ' VIC lineage
iA4S Erntl,man's yf.yye az. h.,t a.,
countless otarr infl,,"rfiai ' Una anhped ny
I've men iii ms city ana elscwhere. 4 Ne
Even Sonnior chandler -,
shire. generally 50 frank ,nj a',,' ',ai''p-
N MS Views. mas seen the '' HAM pN,s' p, ,,
on the wall He says one thinr 10 '' thss
other thing 70 his rr,nnas ~" .rh ana IN
he met Colonel Ainsnnrrh IKE morning
records ard nersion iv..,on OH OIL mo oi ,nr
wei senatn, me ,iIe!ts"rN bui!d.n-,.
- presume You have !, VAIN .,i I.D worm,
Noyenber2" ''' ""'e 81 "Ah-over next
hs no means" replied senator nam
keeps on as it has ,a.s, n"'sr movement
earth can elect WcLpmis', n"; 40 bower on
c; Ana there : no io,i6t tb,, son.
tenths OF lbn ,,' a." sentiments OF nine
Frank P Morgan dei dol "a " ash ,,a.ston.
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EFFEcrs OF A pEMocRArlc BOLT

nh. ~. -, =,
,o,.a,.,,o..- 49, - Wy .''S- ""fh ~
consequence of the talk about a soind
money democratic ticket. ,rhcr. AZ un,,
,rsa M, er,,coa ,h,, a,,. 81. 49,
80 .''''"' man EVER Oh s"eH a lr'it-
ing ticket for IN" IMPORTS from all sec
tions OF the country indicate unristak
ably MAI leaders ,,,t co,,.,,.,, ....i,,,.'... -
-. NV4"''lR "'s
,''' ''''" ""e'" ae'ecsoh "'s an
Ucipated
But in tho cvent or s,,,t a..,.,, -.
- VI @"e' AEON "y INC
SCUM money "ei"ocfa's VINO 40 not want
before said TN. effect wo,ia no, fl. a.
,.,, "'"'' "V' NC "'
"'"iy VI ''u organ hchet his view, II
VIII ba seen. is taken by the strongest
repuurcan Journals II Vy.tts,.on ana,
-, 'N' ~
""''heS h"' i''tper' ana t"w Others
VINO Imagine they ara the guardians OF
..pure demoeracvr ,n.ts, 60, .,,.
a l.ol,,,g ,t,t,,, '''9 "'
''N''' 10 ON! eiist Whl De-
to take from Mckinley II few tnpus.lnds
OF votes in the Eastern Staten thai n
-, '''"e ''
"ou'u ptVo""'y get Otherwise Here's the
way the Pittsburg Leader, one OF Inc
most nromiu.nt and ,,,,,,a,,,.i ,...,,,,
an papers in the East ,ooks -, ,h,. r,.,-
ter:
Certain insplred imbec,les adv.rtt.tn,.
as the Honest Money Democracv of IT,
nos have ISSUED an a,ilr.5ss in fp. dam
Ocrats oil ms countty al ,,,r,,. .'" ,,'
the orsunization Of n th,rI 1nr,, ''s ~
NOMINATION. OF a democratin ,ic,. "''a vac
gold platform In optsosltton tn ma 49,,
nominated AT Chicago INV
The foundsilon Of ,he n,o,,a,. 90
started is pur. partisan sal',e.,,,
out a somblane. OF nn,rintsc Ir,,.n, WI
those iIlinois democrn, ,' wv intent. AZ
that van lie accomplished l,y a THRU uarf,,
m,,,,,a.,, ~ 20 atiw away from the ~
vopss whlnn wo,,iJ otoar",,S. ZEN" nc
It and 10 lessen Mckinney j, -;rcn..th WIN,
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can carry Maine and NJ, \
ana with II good fighvn.' y.
Old Massachusetts, whsrs KS
teit Tor twenty years ~.
me oppressive goldbuxs' = n
'Ihe DEMONSTRATED I, i,
cn',nSc in New York Civ \
when Mr.. Bryan was No! vi
iQt OF pl,i,ocratc hlood."aaa. !
ne American flag aroma ~
tne name Of Bryan, VII ~ Ss
ticket thousands OF vote,
az Tie bona clippers, IN y
masnatcs AID other ln,ers.s, !
on the side of McKinlev ~,
hind that the great m,,.n
directly opposite stand. NJ. !
FAVOR of Mr.. Bryan ~
ground ever s ice tina, 49,,
nation. | talked with s wv
leaders who opposed M, u!
thitago before / lelt ,bs H. Us s
.ust rs enthusiastic ovos ', y, y
as anu his most icyo,t an
joseph Rcardon OF RsnS srH /
Is here today, says thai I,
Maine and y Enslanta y =,
sew III at the rolls. y
They love him" say, v,
not so much because ~ /, ~
as because he is Arthur NJ
rs much beloved by the o.I
England rs ever was T.nss ~
nave lust come from W.
enthusiasm there has nsvs ~. z
since the Blaine campaign aim y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
IN INDIANA.

Indianapolis. Ind, July l5.-At he pres
ent time We believe free coinage would
carry lsdiana. The movement from now
until ine election - an uncertain guam
tity The educational Influences viii
favor free coinage because the currency
laws OF the country are in shaor VIII Ii
yes bankers and spectators control OF
the Nations money. They can RATA IL
treasury. force a bond sale or create u
panic when they Nke.
The people viii mt tolerate the CON
tiuu.nce of this condition and the re
only argu,nen. that can he used for me
republicans Is money. and We do no h =
eve IL can be used as effectively as
usual. Jacob +. Dunn. Editor Sentinel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
MAJOR MKINLEY'S POSITION As TO fIpiS|

is what Mr. McKinleys platform oh,,.
lartsm Gold standard democrats who have
mus this If they "s sas ~
ii>ctfr preamble pIatforr>
time Americas
unrest nv
has been record
administrative
denc, Ordinary,
piled tile public debt
balance of trade
,nd
results Of successful republican hrnsa
panic vlh
wages halted enarnra
production production for wv
shall be rescued from the hands these
without disaster
which, administers
nd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
PoINTs ARoNr rNoPLE.


Mr. Ealfour now has an aluminium bl-
cycl" ot American make Weighing only Is
pounds.
ine prin, Of Walss Is going this year
NUN NOR. 'aio soc."ty IMAM al any time
S-li't inc drath II the duke OF Clarence.
irnccsa Mauo Is said to t+ the fun
rnAh"r OF iho soNal family ana there will
% a great change wnen She caves her
4nc late james Emerson of William
SIT inventor Of The ear taung system
was a Pronounced spirltuAl4st. ana claimed
= is,Vr received many messages from the
Sl'lr.t world.
Mr, Glnlstoue is said 10 be under a
pledge 10 ms physc.ans neyec TO max
ulol 4er Pubic speech. lie has more than
oM,e ashei II nave II set a. de- bu. with
\ peculiar scr .ice took place at Pawpaw.
NJ rtcentIs Rev. u. n. Doll.ver pastor
81 Methodist church, blessed "a Unite d
sialts nag at Christian citizenshp
II meeting VA MS church
GeorE- II. Primrose. the minstrel, has
ises'tted the Central Park 700 with a
| tHlu"-in -ntrs-olu cinnamon bear The lit
tie 'uIe mas pAen taught number Of
VISITORS
CASTELAR,, the famous Spanish statesman,
VINO was IN lsil president Of TN. spanish
- pnpi4c, ana who has recently joined the
HphhfNhlal PARTY. though r,msi. ming an
/ .Apt itnt of ib,sal IDEAS, Is a very hard
worker.
The German emperor has sent Queen
NlrtrIia a fountain which represents an
,"tl" haiHnng It's wings. while water is
FN'N IN spray from ii vent in the back,
ann - con,eys the idea that the bard is
! H9lhk through stTNams OF wat,r.
pT. Henry H. Hinishaw. curator of the
University rt Washington. oregon, re-
| c"hisy shot a female specimen OF the owl
known as Mesassops fiammoela Idahoen-
~ II ~ sad mat the only other speci-
! men known 20 sc.cntlsts is a male shot
III iiaho In 1893
| The duchess of Marlborough has re-
| ilvcl an OLD custom mentioned IN sevcra,
| 81 lndcksay's noy..s--namely. that uf
/ having black serNnni carry the prayer
! DOCKS 10 church ON these occas ons the
| euci,esr young Nuhan servant is a pic
| tufesquc sight
queen Wilhv,mina of Holland has "A
| miniature farm tho produce Of which 81,
| EN,s 10 ihF poor and TO ;he hospitals. Her
| SMlss chalet N stocked sith TN accumu-
iA'td toys of twelve years "a more, and
| mere shn has learned to keep huuse' in
'te most approved Dutch style.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

RELIEVE THE STRUGGLE NOW
GOING ON IN THIS COUNTRY AND ~
OTHER COUNTRIES FOR A SINGLE.
COLD STANDARD WOULD. IL sire.
CESSFCL. PRODUCE WIDEspREAp
DISASTER IN AND THRpIGlfoi-
TIE COMMERCIAL WORLD THE DE
sIkLCTlON or SILVER AND ESTAls
LISTING GOLD AS \ SOLE t'NlT DF
NAlUE MUST HAVE \ RT'iNOi'S Ei1.
r'E' r ZION ALL FORMS OF PROPER
TY F.XC EPT THOSE IMPROVEMENT
WHICH YIELD a FINED RETVRN il
MONEY. IN is IMPOSSIBLE 10
sTRikE SILVER OUT or EXISTENCE
~ MONEY WITHOUT RESULTS
WHICH WILL PROVE DISTRESSINf;
TO MILLIONS AND DISASTRoI' no
TINS or THOUSANDS I BELIEVE,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN TO BE THE
MONEY OF THE CONSTITUTION *
DEED. THE MONEY or THE AAiEkI-
Can PEOPLE ANTERIOR TO rEr
con SIlTtTlON. WHICH THE GRF, Ar
OR;ANlC LAW RECoGSlHEb As
QUITE INDEPENDENT DF ms 0WE
EhlSTEN''E. NO POWER MAS cos
fERREp oE CONGRESS- TO nErIAI.E
EITHER METAL SHOULD Nor ni.
NONE CONGRESS HAS IL aIY
DEAlONETIXE q . /. - 49, JAMES C.
BLAINE. FEBRUARY. 1873
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WHO ARE THE PATE

". u,,,
~" VI IA i''9" "o''.
y cyclone of abusive eFs
ding over the Ohiago u
h,ii.i.r , NO, o,lv .h,n,ly
D"'' '.' a'n no' o"''
"malmell.' INSANE 'fooa
robbers. "reDul.a,ionis,s-
.ud . ,.ai ,..,, .,I.o b,t mn.
"'''' q N'D' ''"' ''''' w..
oi all. they are unpa'hox
charge truly. not one 10 b
y-a.n,ed AGAINST an indiysiln !
'e"'''9' " ~ !,
against a large party aN
against a y l,ion. Who Ne
and aceuse'''f IL is De'M
that tne element of our peaa
ly Interested in the success
q mo- s''' MT, uo,.s
ask a living from the'i 'ip
She Is a generous mother ~
s.ool ,..,,u 10 work for h.rf
s ~. 'vd IN 20 q, " nsr fruIttulss
to,i ,h.r,. Is a ,urse upon v
Inn, tI.. ,'''e a, - " ,hat curse 81
, ,'',i''' s ".'v DOES aIy@
'i n1', NIX, - a not in ISOLATED az
me- cI'", my. KY. lV r,.. az laelr y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
A POINTER 70
Yoal,un Graphic.

1t IS stated by one sda ~
ton that ii is no. IA ~
Ia make plenty OF !, Mi q
fagcd. If they WI. thy.
Egyptian corn al o, .athd \
made and ready 70 I'm ~
Then romes Jer'isaa',,hest
make in 100 days I u 80.
season. Next IN 9I", ~ spst
African mil,o.. Al aa.imJ n
the two first. II IS G ,hsn ~
nit pound for pohna
maize.
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A CRY FOR FAs'
Texas Sandwich. 80 ~

When n bale OF wofh
or $50 can he maze . "hide ~
IT into cloth, wheis7 b.
be made worth svorti rne
bcois. when wool ~ ~
a pound by mak,nso AZ 90
surely The poI'cs, Saa
our own goods OF 49,
he delayed. Texas
day by selling raw
factorieA
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FROM LEADING EDITIONS.
IN MICHIGAN.

Jackson Mich. July l5.---Pariy line,
are SO completely broken down. and
changes are SO numerous that N Is inn
puss bic to forecast the result But t
all the silver mon woe together. as they
now seem disposed ~ do, Mtth.Ean VIII
20 for Bryan and Scwall by a good mi-
iorily.-Editor Morning IAtno,.
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HOUSTON. MONDAY. july 20, 1896.

Never will | vote for Me.
Kinley Never will | vote
the republican ticket, or for
any man, even my brother.
who might be named there
on. "-GRovER CLEVELAND.
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The Eastern money centers can not af-
ford To tighten the times around the peo-
ple as campaign ohjocE lesson. The
popular ground swell might become a
revolution IN reality.
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NOBODY DOUBTS THIS.

Evansville Tribune.
-s nnr recant Political history has been a
$3.50 OF TRANSFORMATION scenes OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

We are told that the prisoners IN the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

II VIII be observed that the Hon. Rufus
Handy is sun IN the ring. hut he has drop
ped into the feather weight class.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

Another editorial from the News is now
due from tho News.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

Sir Horny Irving will rot revisit Amer
lea until 1888 He wants to give the new
democratic administration plenty OF time
to set the country humnlng with pros
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