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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06
Erck!ez's Arr.,a sa;va

The nest saige in the world Tor Cuts.
BruIs.s, Sores, Ulcers, salt Kheun.
Fever sores, letter, chapped Hands
Chilbains. f"rns, and all Skin E,rup-
tIpns, and positively cvre- I.l.s; or 40
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed 10 gi.s.
perfect sati@faction 9r money refund
ed. Price - cents per box. For sale
by X. &. Aiworth aud Co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06
Eczema
All Her Life.

3fr. r y. Jeakira. # T..tborSa, Ca.
Gags tl-ae hls - agatey, ida. ;naeYsfaa ?
as9eFe case ~ lezeEa2. stieh the usu4l
mercury anil Ffiaea r-ggseslica failed n
Felie1e. Year ~ yeaT she vas tgeateei
With y4riDus faeT..c.ne} external aDp.l-
cations ard internal remedies, nlfhozt
reellt. Her eufieEsngs were iatenae,
AMI heT condition grew steadily worse
ii lie als-ca.iet. hiosxi rerreeiica dfd re
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06

Cold il going abroad 81 the rate II
a',1ut z,0n.@# day. Since the
present export movement began
US .4s' 40 - gold ia- hidden good bye.
r. figuring IN bringing il back
tariff bill becomes law.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06

Old mother England vii! certainly
laugh t. see the hev tariff bill, which
Pnt- a tai II tn c~!st- . pouad % tea
*iieu It il remembered that a two
cent FAX caused such a hpobui. i,ua-
Hfei and twenty-five years ago. -~
Ch..ago ExpFeaA
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06

Collon truly sald: subtract from =
great man all that Ise oage= - opportu-
alty and all that be owes - chance
al that he has gained ~ the wisdom
q biz friends and ~ The folly II hi-
enemie., and Broh'iingnag viii often
become Lilipntian think il .sEol-
saife who ot'erves that i Ma very
Fortunate sor CFan4@eli that liz ap-
reare'' "a lte stage at the pseci.e rtlg-
ment ~ien tue PeDple ~ese sired ~
<5ngs. and As unfortunate for his 4on
I'i@hari that iie had 10 make good hls
pfefen=i"f3- 1T a moment when the
I@f PIE we're equally tired u protect
orr"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06

Mr. $oah fe!'. 81 }yakuIla county
has grown ne@ variety ofeagn 'shle
pTonsies 10 do wondeFa for florlda
The new corn is described 81 proli6
grover, yielding pfodigous number
" ears of the usual appearance, one on
top instead II q tassal, and Dssaseasitg
other peculiafites entirely neg 10 the
grower Of that section IN that tile con
IL phen0miually small and each
grain grows IN All entirely separate
shu1k, the whole being wrapped In
the ordinary covering aud IL weyll
proof
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06


assf11 r. res ! the dis
e-aas - al until 8
IS 14a g.Te1 y ken
"a if1l proven emit
w9s st syEs e noticed
I maf. cine nas
cDntin1eca WITH far
Dgab.e ats and
rDn ste - curoI
aassa4 >s4l rell, her
<3a i ffectl =
cieaT auG pase and
r bs been sageff
from What tayeat-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06

IAx0l l. Cast',r oil male ~ sweet ~
h''ney by "A new pFOeeas. Chiig3eh
like 10.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06
The Real
Article

is the only thing that's sold here. 4
sou pay for tenderloin, you get tender
ioin, and not shin meat. When We
say " sell tender meat, it is tender
meat, and its not tangled knots ot
muscles. hard 10 chew and harder to
dige I. Meat j. eaten to give health
and strength. II there's 80 health iu
the meat, you're worse oil than IL
y3u mad eaten none.
EDWARDS BkOTHERs-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06

w. haze reerlge'! eopy = tl4 r-2-
err r flae Es+t Florida seminary
a.ea'ee a. Gaiaezeille Pa. 1or me
.e@~.on - i-fs-sT. 3itf anneqa -
,san's f5r issT-ss. I'll. !. tf.e state
sct..<a for The gweoly -elglst coaatses
.y.nz east and s,usfeaet u the "a
@aoaee fsTes, aad tor si.e paat Hengy
years has shown .s-elf xorthy ~ TIE
epD6deuce amt esteenl u the citizens
" our ~taSe. Among the improve
faent. h9f l@G7-9e We notice Az ~.
cres+. Ia the nufnbeF ~ ln4truesss.
aGd.si>as ~ the ILLUSTRATE VI apparatus.
3 bs9alenlng n the curriculum.
and ne tripping " all ave A.gh
-as.oo. aad collegiate 4tudlea the con
-tr3etioA II a drill and gymnasiun
TDons better batAing facilities. etc.
We al use oar ressies. n wYise for 8
copy u tie register.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-06

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
AUMSVILLE.

W. P. Gilbert is preparing to take
a trip to Southern Oregon, will
travel by team and will start as soon
as the road and weather will perm it
April did not prove to be all fools
day at the home Of Geo. Brown, He
held his own all day and came out a
lO-pound boy head at night.
Mrs. Medil, of North Salem, gave
US two interesting sermons at the
Christian church last Sunday morning
and evening.
Our enterprising nursery man Mr..
Gibbs is shipping large amount of
trees and plants nowadays.
A number of cattle buyers have
visited our town lately looking ur
young cattle and cows to ship east. A
good thing for our stock men around
here as they seem TO be overstocked
Our farmers are taking advantage
Of the good weather and are plowine
and sowing oats and planting earl,
potatoes. Fruit trees are commenc
ing to bloom and it really looks as 4
spring had come TO stay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
The Best IS Not too Good.

There never was a truer saying than that
The best is not too good" when speaking
Of the accommodations for long overland
Journey and therefore it will be well for the
traveller going east to remembe' that he will
be very weary when he gets to St. Paul or
Minneapolis, and that he should make wise
choice Of routes from there to Chicago or
Milwaukee. The Wisconsin Central trains
run between these points making close con-
nections with all trains at both terminals
Posted travellers seek this route for many
reasons, one Of which is. they can get well
cooked m.al at a moderate price, and eat il
at leasure as they speed to their destination,
Address Geo. S. Batty, General Agent, 746
Stark street, Portland, Or. or las. c, Pond,
General Passenger agent, Milwaukee, Wis.
or apply to your nearest ticket agent. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
Vletonous Spain.

MADRID, April s. An official tele-
gram from Manila, Philippine Islands,
announces that the Spanish troops
yesterday captured San Francisco
and MalabOng, where the majority of
armed INSURGENTS had sought refuge
after the fierce conflict. The insur-
gents, it is further stated, were routed
with enormous losses. Seven hundred
houses have been destroyed at Louvre,
by a fire which was accidentally y
started.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

pairsv has TONED the busy Be, ln-
,l,,iirc PrvsS Risud. Blackburn ana
Boise. but Buckner Is the onli -
ubois having a good time. Coos bay
Mail.
The Congressman Bailey refer
red to is the youngest congressman
from Texas. He Is 3 brilliant man
and no doubt will Be the next senator
from Texas. He is a lawyer anu
scientific bimetallist.
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Washington voted BY big major
itv for Bryan and free silver ana IL
fusion administration Of state AFFAIRS
is able. honest aud economical. Cal-
ifornia and Oregon voted for MchlD-
lev and a gold standard and their ke-
publican legislatures have not been
satisfactory. Comparisons are not
pleasant anyhow.
Albany Democrat: OF thirteen de-
cisions handed 10 yesterday by tue
supreme court six opinions we're oy
Judge Wolverton.four by Judge Bean'
one by Judge Moore and two per
curiam. Albany's member Of the
bench is proving to be a competent
Judge and a comprehensive writer oI
opinions.
Salem correspondent Of Eugene
Guard: That Governor Lord mas losI
none of his ability at the bar was
shown last week when he appeared be-
fore the supreme court to argue a
Portland tax case. There is not a
brighter legal mead in all the West
than Oregon's present governor.
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Wallace McCammart arc Oused the
Indignation OF the Statesman by pur-
suing an absolutely consistent course.
He should be ashamed Of himself, re-
fusing to change his principles to suit
the occasion,
The attention Of hOrticulturists IS
called to the fruit growers Bible,
where they will find the text work,
Watch and Spray
Anent the farmers forming trust;
the big trust has been the one that
enabled farmers to keep in debt to
the merchants.
If Senator Morgan, Of Alabama,
had his way he would hit Spain where
Fitz hit COrbett.
All hail the Pythian Knights. They
are most chiyalrous entertainers.
The fellow who can't collect his
claims against the state can draw
consolation from North Dakota,
where no taxes for 1896 can be col
lected. Their new tax law does not
provide for it, and the old law Is re-
pealed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
STATE NEWS


,.,,-s has new football club
Tbs woman's suffrage question
90 sst,led by a vote OF 3 ayes to 81
noes at WoOdburn.
Samuel Faust. Of Canemah' huIE
himself in his barn. Monday' He
was sixty years old.
There was a mass meeting 10 As
toria Monday evening conuenln'Ne
the new gambling ordinance.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clearwater o'
clearwater. died at her home, at the
age Of 50. Deceased was one u
Oregon's pioneers
LYMAN Babcock, Of Astoria fore
man Of the clatsop-mills, had Ms
hack broken by heavy chain Strik
ing him down upon his back across d
log. He may die.
The remains Of Mr.. La Barre VINO
was drowned at Anidem, recently was
buried at the mines, as the remalnes
could not be brought out on account
Of snow.
About l4JO Of the 300 taxpayers OF
Jackson county have paid their taxes
but considerably less than half OF the
total amount due has been received
probably $4,000.
Eugene elected W. kuykendall
mayor, B. F. Doris recorder. IT, W.
Grifn treasurer, W. II. Luckey.
E. X. Henderson, Geo. Fisher and
Jerry Horn councilmen.
The city election held 10 Lemati re-
suited as followed: Mayor, 0 r..
Knox: coencilmen ]. X. Barret,
Thomas Allen: recorder, J.C. Stout
fer; treasurer, A. c. Lincoln.
Cottage Grove elected the follow
tng-named officers: Mayor, w. ,.
Christman: conncilmen, J. W. Goudy,
! L. Morris ondJ. W. Miller; recorder,
W. f. Gray: treasurer, d. 7. Bris-
tow.
In the city election in WoOdburn on
Monday, John Egan was elected
mryor and Chas. Scott and John
Gates, comncilmen, j. A. Knight, re-
corder, E. W. Copps, marshel. W. E.
FINER treasurer.
The shelf of Umatilla county has
begun suit in Pendleton to ascerta y
what expenses he is allowed uhd r
the law to incur. The case will be
taken to the supreme court, and 4 e
whole question of the salary law VIII
come up for an opinion.
Car 1902 in which Sheriff Bogard
was standing when killed in Callfor-
mia last year by the train robbers, is
now being used on the run from AL
bany 20 Norton. The bullet holes
are said to be in sight on the inter-
ior.
The report has reached Milton that
many of the leading cattlemen Of that
| pdIb VI N'IduG COuulg udNC udu many
cattle lie down and die, apparently
without cause. A thorough inyesti
cation was made recently by c, L.
Williams foreman of the Rudio band
of cattle. He decided to hold an
autopsy of the remains of a fine,
large steer, and found the ears OF the
animal filled with ticks
The temperance people won the
election in Brownsville. Follawing
were elected; Mayor, c. E. Standard;
recorder, George A. Dyson; treasurer,
j. II. Glass; marShell, T. B, Tycer;
councilman, William Christensen
first ward; j. c. Venuum. second
ward: and l. n. Warmoth, third
ward. The entire anti-saloon ticket
was elected, except the marshal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the scat Of the disease. CaIaIrt
is hlonl cnnsutuuunal disease and In oFdel
10 cure Il You must take Internal remedies
liall's Ca,auh Cate u ,akennleinally and
act, directly upon the blood and mucous o
faces. Halls Caiauh Cuie Is ncs quael
nledieinc. Il Was prescribed by Que OF IA
lSs, physicians la this county iof years, an
i regula, prescription Il IS G imposed .
lhr l,est lonics known. combined with IN
lei hlool punkvl. acths directly upon Ih'
m,,cous snriaccs The pesiec, oomblual,oi
ol ,hr NO ingredients Is Nhat pro laees snel
Ntnieflul rrsalls in eunng Catanh S,nd 10
lc,s,nl0niaA lfse.
+. ]. CHkNEY n Co, Toledo, y.
~ Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer in groceries, paints, oil,
window glass, varnishes, anj
the most complete stock \
brushes of all kinds in tb'
state. Artists materials, lin,
hair. cement and shingles, aOJ
finest quality Of grass seeds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
IouREAL ..x' RAYS.
Directed Upon the Oregon Politicians
and Pubic Men.

Directed Upon the Oregon Polireians
and Pubic Men.
Bert Huffman. Of La Grande, Or,
is the author Of a very.pretty poem,
Lovers Bridge" 1t has these
] verses:
/ Oh that sweet enchanting spot,
How my mind to it trtturns-
And for one draught Of its ecstacy
NJ heart sincerely yearns.
Still it spans the laughing stream
other lovers come aud go,
And listen 10 the minstrelsy
OF rock and wave below.
I: Oh those golden, twilight hours.
How they shine through all the space
We have treasured. hand in hand
How they live in matchless grace.
There We hung across the rail.
Elbows tOuching-thus, you KNOW
Tnat was just enough Of .ecstacy
To set my soul aglOw.
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Following sketch Of a Portland
member Of the late legislature, who
is ranked as one Of the keenest pOliti-
clans Of Oregon. is sure to be appreci-
ated. IL is from the Salem cores
pondence Of the Eugene Journal:
some men are pleasant TO meet no
matter how disagreeable may be yonr
errand. They are always polite and
never seem to be worried and always
make you feel that you are their equal
when you are in their presence. one
OF this kind OF men is Hon. Jonathan
Bourne, Jr. He is gentleman 10
the most exacting Partisan meaning
Of the term. When confronted by
what would seem the most .exasper-
ating circumstances and conditions,
have seen him sit down, cOOlly, as If
collecting in resources out OF the az
mOsphere and the aroma Of freshly
lighted twO.bit cigar, slowly begin to
unfold some method OF surmountlng
the difficulty. A man OF wonderful
individuality, ingenuity, and eXecu-
tive ability. [ should say that the
trait OF character most developed and
most 10 be admired in this man
is steadfastness Of purpose. "a pnr-
pose once fixed-then death or VIC
tory or something Of the kind. Not
free-silyerite yesterday, a bimetal-
Inst today and a gold monometallist
tomorrow, but the same yesterday,
today and tomorrow. Too many men
change their opinions with the sea-
sons. the moon or the weather or the
sitting OF conventions or other
changeahle things. Mr.. Bourne
doesn't do this. When in the Repub
llcan camp he plans to help the silver
cause; in the fusion campaign his pur-
pose was the same, 50 also when
leagued with the Populists in the. leg
lslature. His purpose then was to
defeat one Of the mos: dangerous en-
emies Of the silver cause-on who
had been its brilliant father, but who
in the hour or Jrlal nau UuTneu W
strangle his own offspring.
In personal appearance Mr.. Bourne
is shorter than medium in height,
slender and sinewy with quick elas-
tic step indicating great physical en-
durance. His face, with those rather
long, curly, sandy side whiskers and a
T. lna.F n
He always dresses neatly but very
plainly; never wears white shirt but
is invaribly seen In a soft comforta-
BILE negligee. MIR. Bourne is a New
Englander aud is naturally a Repub-
lican and a valuable man for the
party, had not that party driven him
out of its ranks on account OF his pro-
nounced silver ideas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
The Northern Paeihe.

Train leaves Portland at II a. m.
making close connection at Spokane
for all points In the mining territory
north OF Spokane. III you are going
20 the gold fields see that your ticket
reads over this line:
THOMAS, WATT 4 Go.
4-7-tf Agents, Salem, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
BY ORDER OF COURT.
Assignee of the ]. M. Moyer & Co.
Stock Forced to Sell.

PORTLAND, April by order Of
the circuit court Ben Selling, assignee
of the s75, 900 Moyer woolen mill cloth
ing stock, has put the uniform suits
that were held in pledge by the Bank
of Columbia onto the market at $3.50.
These all wool dark blue navy suits
were never sold at Portland before for
less than Sl2 to Sl6. n W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

SOLICITORS WANTED FOX DR. nm
MAGE'S tine Earth Gird ed, " or his hr,,
tour around the world, a thrilling s,o-, 4
yavages and barbarous lands. -Four m3t.
Talmage's books sold, and "The Earth CiI
led is his latest and grandest DENAND
ENORMOUS. Everybody wants this hmm,
book, only $3.50. BIG BOOK, BIG Cow
MISSIONS. a gold mine f)r wTks,,
CREDIT GIVEN. FREIGHT PAID. OUT.
FITS FREE. Drop all trash and sell d,
king Of books and make $500 a month. M.
dress for outfit and territory, The Domlnln
Company Star Building, Chicago.
5-29jj
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED. Situation by a japanese cc,l.
City or country. Address 2SSL Comms,S.
street, Salem' W. 40
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

WANTED.-An engine. Anyone h1v,,
second hani Traction farm engn. for FL
Write and state price, age. max and -,
Address Steam, Clymer, Or. 4;T
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

MEETING-There will be a meeting Of IL,
membe Of .he Oregon Fire Relief as,o.;' %'
,ion at McNlinnville. Oregon. Tuesday. AMI
I3thI897, at 1853 a. m. by order Of K.
board Of trustees. F. J. Martin, Secr.,y
2.2l.Ir
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
HUH WING SANG 70.

Japanese fancy goods, chinaware, silk
handkerchiefs, mattjng5, teas, ladies under.
wear, mems oysralls, ard furnishing goods
at bottom prices.
II2 Court street O5eu hoI'e block
IS Imr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
G H. Nj MACk
: DENTIST :

s,e.e.ssr to Dr.. J. II. Kesne, old MhiCe ,'.lios
-. Ssier Or. Parties desiring superior
o-erstions Al moderate fees in any pT an-u AT
in especial request.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

TAILORING BUSINESS for sale /, :
county seat town. Good opening for Va. :
little capi,al. Address &c" care IoIfS
NAL Office. 3IS,s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

The middle west is protesting
against the duty on coal, which does
not help the greater part Of American
producers, but viii, they fear, provoke
a retalilatory Canadian duty upon
their exports TO that country. A duty
on coal is monstrous ahsurdity,
Coal can be marketed prOAtably only
near the mines, as transportation to
a distance eats up the profit The
natural coal supply Of New England
Is Nova Scotia, OF Oregon and Califor
mia Is British Columbia, OF all middle
Canada is the Ohio valley. To inter
fere with this natural course Of trade
is incredible folly. We export more
coal than we import, anyway. y.-Or-
egonian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE -Pr51sIiv >
SCOTS Mills. Or Will sell or tra5s Y y
property in Kan,as. For further plrticn,.
inquire or address S. NJ. Tomlinson. WaJ
lngtOn, Kansas 10 mi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

MRS. n. B. SCJlI. .-oIenOgray0 =
typewriter, room II, over Ladd 4 Bn,Ir
bank. Prompt attention to all ella ses Of VOL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08

The silver service for the battleship
Oregon, at cost OF almost 5000,
which sum was raised throughout this
state by public contribution, has
arrived from the east. 1t
consists OF punch bowl, OF ten
gallons capacity, with ladle and "a
glasses in silver holders; tOddy
bowl of 10 pints, with ladle, and a
grand massive salyer, Oregon will
experience a.great boom no doubt and
the price OF life, liberty and happi-
ness will not come so high.
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.TlWilliam Jennings Bryan seems TO
be thriving very we'll, financially.
His book is bringing him tidy bit Of
money, his lectures little more and
lust now he is representing tue state
of Nebraska in case hefore the
United States supreme court. He
will not 80 10 the p00rhouse nor make
any unseemly exhibitions OF himself,
10 the great ehagrin OF his opponents.
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Opinions about public men written
TO order. Apply TO Salem Statesman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
MORTGAGE LOANS

On inside property at Per ee9ii III On nad. ra,i.
land security at per cent sac 'oA''s .ii.bi ,.I
f7- investors. Insurance etiec,s.a ,IlTS ~
companies. H.. = t,rt buiIlip5
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-02

enth ward, First district, AuEAA 'eus-
ter, r.; j. j. Padden, u. Second trict,
j. J. Walsh, r.; u. V. Scanlon, ID, Third
district Frank Leuthner, r.; Dennis j.
Roach, j.. Eighth ward, First district,
Fred Durr, r.; w. p. Boland, ID, Second
district r. II. Black, r.; Charles Zeigler,
ID. Ninth ward, First district, Il. u. Yer
noy, r.. John j. O'Boyle, ID. Second dis
trict. G. p. Jadwin, r.; Michael Tierney,
ID. Third district, NJ. w. Lowry r.;
Fred r. Stark ID. Tenth ward, First dis
trict, G. r.. Robinson, r.: Henry Waring,
II. Second district, Clarence Atherton,
r.; Conrad Beifedt, ID. Eleventh ward,
First district, Fred Miller, r.; Charles
Rosar, D. Second district. John Ham,
r.; Peter Robing jr, ID. Third district,
Frank Sweet, r.; NJ. ID. Flaherty d..
Twelfth ward, First district, j. ]. Car
roll, r.; J. +. O'Boyle, ID. Second dis
trict, p. j. Hopkins, r.; Joseph McNally,
ID. Thirteenth ward, First district AL
bert Nothacker r.; Peter D. Mahon, D..
Second district, L. IL. Wint, r.; John Nc
Tague, u. Third district, Frank War
ner. r.; Con Buckley, u. Fourteenth
ward, First district, w. +. Albro r.; Il.
+. Murphy, u. Second district, W. l..
Nichols, r.; John T.. Connell, u. Fif-
teenth ward, First district, r. c. Powell
r.; John II. McNulty. ID. Second dis
trict, Fred Lcber. r.. Richard Kelly, j..
~ y
mans, r.; NJ. f. Handlcy, ID. Second
district. w. Il. Davis, r.; l.. p. Zeider, d.
Seventeenth ward, First district, W. S.
Dehl, r.; w. y. Wilcox, ID. Second dis
trict, r. j. IIaag. r.; John u. Kelly, d.
Eighteenth ward, w. II. Bender, r.; Pat
rick Langan, ID. Nineteenth ward, First
district, William Hammer, r.; NJ. j.
May, ID. Second district. Oscar Stanch,
r.; VI. j. Biglin, ID. Third district, John
Lewert r.; j. c. Doud ID. Fourth dis
trict, Fred Zeigler r.; r. j. Sheridan, d.
Twentieth ward First district, Charles
Simrell, r.; T. j. Coyne, d. Second dis
trict, Charles +. Gloss. r.; p. J. Lavelle,
ID. Third district, James Shorten, r.; NJ.
Il. Judge, ID. Fourth district, James
Dyro, r.; j. +. O'Connor, ID. Twenty
first ward, w. h. Thornton. r.; Thomas
Conrad, ID. Second district, John j.
Nicholson, r.; James Murthaugh, ID.
South Abington--A a. Nichols, u.
Spring Brook-William Elias, r.; John
II. SINNERS. u.
Taylor-First ward, r. w. Jones. r.
Daniel Gilvary, ID. Second ward. John
c. Grifiiths, r.; James Sullivan, ID.
Third ward l.. G.. Watkins r.; James
MaclSin, ID. Fourth ward, John Coombs,
r.; Peter McCahill, ID. Fifth ward,
Emanuel owens. r.. w. II. Slocum. d.
Throop-James Scott, r.. John Nc
Nulls, ID.
Waverly-E. j. Northup, r.; George
Steeg, ID.
West Abington-George Calvin, r.: J..
II. Klingcl, ID.
Winton-First district Eugene Taylor,
r.; Dennis Hickey, d. Second district,
Henry Sanders, r.; John Langan. d.
Third district, Thomas Allen, r.. John
II. LOTUS, ID.