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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
Ur,w,r Ilupptrt viii no, wl,hdro,.

NEW YORK, oct 2-Aulhortntlvc
denial Ii made to-day Of the report that
Jacob RUPERT H., has withdrawn
from he TammaHy Democratic ticker,
upon which hc had been nominated fol
president NJ the munlelpni council
Col. ltupport says ho has mo- lnien.
ton VI foHlgnng, aud prodlrla the cleo.
llon on the Thnmnny ticket by from
10000 10 100000 majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

on Sundays during the present SUM
mcr tho Monong0hcla RIVER Railway
CO., viii Rull round trip Tickets between
aft points Mt ono fare for the round
trip. No HOUND Tlup FARE no
EXCEED FIFTY CENTS, This gives
the people u ClnrltHburg q chance TO
visit Fnlrmont, ana the Fnlrmont pco-
travelling glNly-alN miles IN either cusp.
at Il cant TT only Afiy ranta This W
"tumcthlng new for West virginia,
aud 1t Ii hoped that the people viii
show their appreciation " these low
rntca IVY pntronISlng them. tlh&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

THERE Is no need of little children
being tortured by scald head, eczema and
skin eruptions. DeWHtt's Witch Hazel
Salve gives instant relief and cures per-
manently. Charles r. Goethe, Market and
Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets. A. E,
scheele, No. COZ Main street; E1lsy
Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bowie q
Co. Bridgeport. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
II IS a great surprise on account OF It's
exceeding promptness In relieving pain
IN bladder, kidneys and back. in male
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately IL You want quick relief
and cure, this IS the remedy, Sold by
r. II. List. Druggist, Wheeling, W. Va.
thf&a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Snapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfae-
lion or money refunded. Price rs cents
Ger box For sale by Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
pr,.Id,ntIal APPOINTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Z. - The Presl-
dent to-day appointed the following
consuls Of the United States:
Rufus Fleming, OF Ohio, at Edin-
burgh Scotland; Samuel A. McAlllster,
OF Delaware. at Barbados, West
Indies,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
1fth. BABY /. cuttlnE Tssth

Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. wInslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teethihs. II soothes kSS
child, sottenB the gums, allays oil pain.
cures wind colo and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoe2- Twenty-Five centA Q
bottle. mwf&W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The Democrat
&c county conventions now being held
in New York state generally endorse
the Chicago platform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
THE FOREST FIRES
Raging in Manitoba Burning More
FurlouslY Than Ever
AND SPREADING INTO DAKOTA.

FIREMEN HAVE BEEN FIGHTING
THE FLAMES NIGHT AND DAY
TO KEEP THEM FROM THE
MORE THIcKLY POPULATED
pisFRIcTs-sfANY LIVES HAVE
BEEN LOST AND THOUSANDS
or DOLLARS WORTH OF PRO-
PERTY ALREADY DESTROYED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

PEOPLE with hair that IN continual.
" failing out of those lAat one bald
can stop the falling, ana gpt ID FOOD
H,row,h OF hair bv USING Hairs ilnli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
spccl-l law ItNic Excursion U,sr ne IT,
A. u. Ia Columbus ~ 90,

sunday October TO- Fare for tho
round trip. 81 on. Tickets good rcturn-
ing Sunday only Fuins leave Wheel
linz 2iO, 1885 and lOiOh M Returning.
leave Columbus ii,2O p, ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

All dturrlslR guprantee ", Miles PAM
piiia 10 atop Headache, zone cent doss."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
Dufy's Pure
Malt Whiskey

which builds up the system,
restores the faculties and i'm
parts new lie. The stimulative
nourishment it contains enters
into the blood and tissues, over
coming weakness and arousing
a healthy glow in every part OF
the body,
Sold by all grocers and drug
gists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
If You Want to
Look Well and
Feel Well

You must have pure rich bloodn
perfect digestion, strong mus
Giles, sound nerves, For getting
into this healthy condition, you
can take nothing better than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
EXPEDITION STOPPED
rug ALEXANDER JONES CAPT,pp,
BN THE NEsuvIus.
bermuda Was Sighted, but She W..
Outside the Thrce-Mre Line
Flying British Colors,


Jacksonville Fla, April 4-rhe cruise,
Vesuvius prevented Cuban oxpedp,,.
,,,,, ,e,yl,s ro,rendira lac, ~,
-, -'sn' and
e"pturtu the '"s A'eN"nuer Jones OF VII.
mington. n. c. The cruiser left here sud
d.,lv Yesterday afternoon on Informant
frrnish,a h, s,a,isb vico c., n''Au
iu' '''"'" "' N'Nsu' ro'ous
that an expedition would leave Fernandin
at l. o'clock at night. The cruiser won,
a,.v.n ,bo river mud anchored ~, r..''
60 - o'naa'
una par' A' l. CLOCK Jug with only
two lights burning at the masthead was
seen to approach and the flash light Of he
Nesuyius was thrown upon her. The ,ur
proved TO be the Alexander Jones and Ina
captain gave as an excuse for his presence
that he was waiting for tows. An officer
from the Nesuvius was placed aboard and
jhcn the cruiser went out TO sea in searrb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
sHOkT NEWS STORIES.

HELLFONTE Pa.-The forest fires IN
th- surrounding mountains are spreading
%. an charming rate.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-The Pay CITY
wht-'unn Won The annual ir-mAe inter-
club RACE their third successive victory
Ia Ass
san FRANCIsco-Tne California As
S"clt'+-t cycle c4EuS have affected an
cfRaNl1- ou which practically sewers their
T,t",nanc io1 with the LEAGUE of American
ST AUGUSTINE. Fla.-AIrs. schoaeld
Surily presented To Lleutena7t General
john N. sehotcld, [. $. A. Cou.rdl. a
IS nov % years old
Hl' FFAI.O \. "A ssHing skin can
.!%tu thr Nl@-tra river and Thomas
po"l' aged ., aud Edward bowling, So
years old, wcr" drowned.
LIMA Ramsay, the sailor who was ar
CCSsi,I I'd ins early part Of The year at
taIao, OF he charge of dlsorierly con-
5E(t was released on Saturday riIht ~
order Of me superior court OF appeals.
lEMINGHAM. Ala.-Iu row over n
l'he fence, John A-wsl was XII, :. q,
E0'iNp ma1 named ANCumbs WIS a. tally
%ouAii g,,. rs fsthqer hot "a the body ana
hhl iitVNlll, VINO WAS .1 thf ARRAY.
WASHlNGTON- state drulrtncnt
has received notice from the Turkish gov
S ,,rld that Il ilnds i iaGonyenlGqt g.
ng.on 10 hat Of an embassy on account
OF he Increased expense.
CHICAGO Or. j. II. Walton. 20 years
DO 81 Wei huown physician OF Dubuque
Iowa, committed suicide IN Lincoln park
| by cutting his throat with razor The
not was done before the tycs OF hlnlrsss
! OF people along the Lake shore drive.
llJ MANSNIL No sam Smith. .I~..
gonag farmer. who IS thought to he in
smith, and her sister. Ms. GOV Win a
corr knlie' cutting them about the head
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05


'",t lAe western log
h'i' pp p4 has''tn
H,'''p'a .k-'hpies' or ihe
49, "' ~ ''''Si'' ana Anias7n'aHi toward
"'' s'''S number ~ laHa oi q
pD'''','' "L' i.'''iA'''e character ha.e
~" '.''''I ~ 'neae smart nf-i'es 20 'he
'-.i''It''9''9 aAa' sometime
'-'''@''oh.
-" ~, ''' "''4'4o ''Atsh @nA "or'h-
N4fN "s'' t4"inf 'aae~S'
49, -'',''' N0'N' 10 '''''' IA, f'Ha'4-
'N'7'U''s nave N'eh
- 80 " U'A" Hv'Ne
~ ~, - -'''''"'NA' 9Nn
or,,,.,.,,, .r,a -. .'N''
an. 1u,na,. - '''" lp'"
,,ns 4, oh,,n,,aa a.., N'-''' '''1'''
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,oc,Iopstio ~ ", vi. ''' oO'
pcara "a hc a,o,osI,,on 80 Az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE.
A NEW ORGANIZATION FORMED ny
4 HUNDRED CLuBs.
prouoscd TO Control the Indcpend-
eut Vote of New York CitS'
Allegiance to Platform

New York. April REPRESENTATIVES OF
100 clubs that supported Bryan and sewa'!
las, fall met today and organized the Pro-
ercssive Democratic league OF New YORK
city. 1t Is estimated that aside from the
single tax clubs and the labor ORGANIZATIONS
which took part IN the campaign there
were 200 branches organized. While only
half Of the clubs were represented today
the leaders of the movement say the other
rs clubs not dlstinctlyely OF Bryan and
sewall nature will fall IN line as soon as
the officers Of the organization are COM
municated with The leaders, claimins
for these Independent ORGANIZATIONS the
casting Of the bulk Of the vote for Bryan
ana Sewall. believe the new movement will
assume immense PROPORTIONS and that the
independent vote cast next fall. II political
circumstances should max 1t necessary for
such vo.e to be cast. will exceed the
vote cast tor Henry George in 1856 which
was 6s10o. The convention adopted a
declaration Of PRINCIPLES. affirming al al
lcgiauce 10 the democratic platform Of
1895. 1t was announced that II the Greater
New York bill becomes c law the league
Will consolidate with the Brooklyn demo
cratic league.
when the officers are elected the league
viii apply for charter from the state
league Of democratic clubs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
NORTHWEST FLOODS.
hanger Along the Missouri river
and It's tributaries

ana It's Tributaries,
Omaha Ncb., April Especial kilograms
TO the Bee from POINTS IN South Dakota,
lows and Nebraska bring news OF in
creased foods in all the rivers Rain has
ALLEN almost incessaatlv for the last
soyenty-two hours over an area OF more
than hundred miles in radius from oma-
ha. tNe fall being fully four inches for
hat time THIS mas greatly increased the
volume In the already swollen streams and
now what are usually brooks have been
transferred INTO torrents Thousands OF
acres Of farm land are under from four to
SIX feet o. running water. and many fami-
LES have moved from their homes 10 boats
= Missouri river steamboat has been sent
nom Yaakton to rescue the sufferers along
the James river.
si.ux City reports that the Missouri has
passed The danger line and is overaowlug
he lower part Of the city Cherokee re-
ports ,hc second food on the Little Sioux
worse than The first Yank,on is cut OF
from the railroad communication and tele-
graph wires are down. Pierre reports tine
Missouri clear Of ice. but word from Bis
iaarck is THAI the ice on the upper river
began 10 move tonight At Omaha the
Missouri is still. within bounds. but pre-
parauons are being made against a dan
geroas hyo1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
THOUGHT TO DE IN AMERICA.
Colonel Nuncs. Wanted in Connec.
tfnn with Ftlibu>trring.

New York, April 4.-The United stata
authorities here have information that
Colonel Emilio Nunez. who is wanted iw
organizing and taking part in dozen o.
more alleged filibustering expeditions, has
within the past few days. returned to hl
country from Cuba.
Colonel Nunel distinguished himself u
a daring cavalry leader during the tea
years war and is hated by the Spaniards
who would like to see him in prison. II Is
said that since the breaking out Of ID.
present struggle for Independence, unda
orders from General Calixto Garcia an!
Carlos RoloR Nuuez. 1t Is alleged, took
an active part in all the trips made by TIE
steamships Bermuda. Laurada, Homa
Marlborough and Wood all from b.
United STATES to Cuba during the past tv'
years He was tried laSt winter for break.
tho neutrality laws in CONNECTION with os
Of tho Bermuda expeditions. but the !T
DISAGREED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
An Attncl,ncnt nun.

San Antonio Texas. April i,-The lat
est DEVELOPMENT in the recent sSs,00O as
sIgnment Of MAYER Adler. wholesale
liquor dealers, Is the attachment tor S5s3S
OF the stock of goods conveyed by the firm
TO NJ. Friedman AS trustee and afterward
sold by him to Louis Sondhem OF I.au-
caster, Pa. and Rhclnstrom. Heotman.
Johnson y co. Of Cincinnati. two of the
principal creditors for sil,2GT is. The at
tachment was made by Carstairs. Mccall
Co. Of PHILADELPHIA for debts ageregat :
ing S593s claimed to he due them. The
writ was sued out In the Federal court al
this place yesterday and was executed on
the stock OF goods this afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
nnnntinn 10 Mnr Eund.

London. April A dispatch to the
Daily News from Athens says the Athens
trades unions have decided to donate their
funds amounting TO million re!chmarks,
to the war fund in The event Of he out
break OF hos'ilities
In spite OF the vigilance Of the govern
rent II is reported insursent hands have
,sred Macedonia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

Calcutta, April At is officially H.
nounced that rain is falling throughout Do
whole Of Northwest Bengal and the pr'-
Some portions OF Central India have ,o
been aided materially by rain. and BsalA
IS much assisted IN cultivation for mo
next harvest. As one result of this. prices
show tendency TO fall in the aorthwes'
urONlnNa in Tho pnniah
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

TIE ruhlss vss f-s .. ri-iat- Z Ire
sz.arr-in nom AAvlre sxr-.sAe1 g'os-
;ssa * he t47lski. as IL 10 eAse 6:
tie rAllre1ts, -1&-y c: voios v'ers w
really tI..i ~ ikzl u aiSt- u1sl!s @ark-
iscas rae 4i1-z- EXPRESSED ~ Ezs'tTH
capital AZ ELs;era GS.'srs at iae aosiii-
ity~ = ne wess az1 South toutri n2p.'
Is! azs ste7 largely ia-Agi-aiy AKA base
lsss. saa Easie-a criticism z ;ae grrz-
iscs ua!ust z; her.ns SC ,aaS no~ Is Z
thsss AVsas Law makers Voals eve iAoss
people something tangible s., saIs hoaai
Aeryaiter. sze TIE West and Ssat4 VII
ss excused Il iAtr i-5ulse q broad
s--.Ilr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

7,-,.,ss ,-oops on ,he Greek border Their
iN,N. '.sst 95sltion .s opposite C2nea ne
C ~, lay i exce5diaely cnihuslasue ou'
1'si.t,,,, an alsc?iiue Its positions are
r'vrb Wc,ker tAaa the Turkish
80 rr,-5 VIA; the Times correspondent saw
g., ,r.-tse rising IN Macedonia very i'm
s,,,-his Ths peasants are quiet and busy
XIX he transportation OF Turkish troops
-, =. rrsss inisri,y Is weak In lfl!l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
A NITioItN FOR GREEN.
His Candidate for Postmaster at
Paris Got thc Appointments.

Dallas. To&as. Aprli i.--Chairman Eu-
gene Marshall Of r. II. II. Green's State
adyisory board received word tonight that
the appointment OF p. G. Gibbons as post
master al Paris would be sent TO the SEN
ate by the president tomorrow Gibbons
Was Green's choice for the position. Or.
Grant indorsed T.. u, Radford The Green
adheronis In Dallas arc much olatel over
tho news
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

Fort Worth, Texas, April Al. +.
Conner, who was so severely injured by a
fall Thursday night from a seoond-story
window Of the Worth hotel died this even
ing az 9 o'clock. The remains viii be taken
tomorrow TO Coffoyyille, Kan. his old
home. for interment. under the care OF
his wife. sister and u, X. Bixby. travel
ing passenger agent of the vandala line
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

! Soy ae2Ay. otSsr c.seS have had tGe-
( esa-;tt Nlis acted Epsa promptly, anG
Z ANY aos gcusso=s Oar members saogla
sitsos r-es< ;Ae I'll - E passage O. klI
4 j sl;- sat asa act.ty sac pe0p,e % re
dsasa.
TAs -snor;s srcw tA.sse- ,hat AZ Nc
7 H--3ey > seoNins rna-sa3 sv -s-ces @;
/ tsrE c-s& GrL-scas- can we hare
s-2Ssa al 81 quarter horse n @ four
I 's.1e -see'
Struggle ter 3'cs-si7.ir, e--s between sne seq.
A;ers wives snd the cabinet Ladies. wh.ca
sss eeen - l,~aercss y1r some years s.as
I seen ~raa by TIE CORNER. .he eaA.1e; IA
a.ss now la Washington having caac1
admin s-rsr,oa does 10; propose to leass
sas sensitive senate = single opposition
lts 80 SAID 2a2n.
TIE wcA.ta Eas e thinks tire SUIT euT
ah,k GREECE r Dstng IS ts=s,er ;han Har-
vey.4@3 z-1uor AID cGca less expensive.
i wo.i 90 80 Tut Toe fuuch .alth !a that.
k-r5 - economy. hova,c-, uatG 4 3 tried
e scUo7-
Isres-de7: D!as intends 10 v!Se ths Unit
"a states ans Europe thls summer. Il
dollars 90 5.-nes ths- ne vii tai no
r9ors prosperity nqr process o: develop
meg, = 1-T SOLD standard co1o.ry ne
visits Iaa- De leg - Mexico And. by
,te WAY. he VIII inee, vsth d roHs.ns
reception IN al parts o. the Un,ted
Sta.ess-,ae tr.p WI. Dc war;h more 20 US
mar g. D.az
SECRETARY q BE Treasury Gage has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
MOURNING WONG MosLENs'
Creek Regulars Prevented fr"'"
Landing ia Crete.

Landing in Crete.
London. Apr!l "A dispatch rom
csssa 10 the Standard will say: All sat
unlay nigh, Canea resoundcd with u"
lamentations Of Noslern women. Nineteen
bodies wore buried during the day To-
day sunday forty who were among the
wounded have succumbed. The Christian
dead hal their noses and ears clipped ny
The Noslems
colonel Crecnwan has had an interview
with ne iusurcent chiefs 10 the vicinity
az Gambia. tie was extremely well re
eeiyed and let ar.i cheers for Europe and
autonomy. Fles-iug continued daily IN
the outskirts Of Gambia.
Yesterday the Greek regulars attempted
10 land a force on the Island but were pre-
.a..-..L
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
DANISH INTLuENCr.


'' va NitFrt.
London, April 4.-Tho Daily Nails Co.
penhagen correspondcnt Will say tomorrow
The consultations between the members Of
the Danish royal family have resulted IN
resolution to uphold the present dynasty
I'm Greece The dowager eznrina ,.in ~
main here until the ond OF thc mo,th
special telegraphic service has been estab.
lishod between Copenhagen ana ST Peters.
burg. and II is believed the dowarer ezar-
ina has succeeded IN inducing The car IL
support King George a. far as is consistenl
with the ends OF Russia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
wINnsroRM Ar co1MnsNr,,
IL Did Considerable namnuc 10
ernl Huildfua,.

N"imesnei' Texas, April 4.-About : :,
m. yesterday a rain ana w.nas,,r,, . "
this place, demohshng the smltb s,oro
building In North Colmesnei Now
down deal Of fencing. carr,i,,, ~ -
chn9oi3 ana steeple from H. G,tha,iI''oo
NnunrGn, and twisting the Baptist Sb NM i !,
Ace 1, Is now @0 sSt ne west end Of tho edi,
number of shade and fruit tr essil a., a
blown down. No one was ininre'i , mvr.
~ ms Nel no reports of damage . u.s..
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A dose on Anheuser- nusoh,-
,rine before retiring nrodnens bhd'i'-tN W. u,
ia ri,fssh'ns SLEEP. 1t is for SAFE by All
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spcc,aI stnn commi.,ioners.

\ AT hUsTIN-L. ~. Petit, ofaee Il TIE
State Capitol Building. s.-.
n AT GAIN ~ TONI. II. Suliif a., Gins
N the Evening Tribune bG'4-4AE'
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial, fsl. Business, la
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printing COMPANY.
L WATSON, r. VI. JOHNSTON.
president. wee Erts.1e1i
q. ]. PALMER. Secretary.
Hr pArLY Posi-, SUNDAY Yosr.

HE DAILY POSE, SUNDAY POST,
10 coIamns. IsO V 1872 ooiz=ss
Ismi-Weekly Post, ii2 Cas-. Pc Week
y Filtered at TIE rosiorcs VI noss's.a~ IstAA
Il rs secosa Class N-t'cf
nv M,a--DaQ, and ssnsxr Pr.,. 80
wear a. 90: ak taa-rts, s4.vV' t--ss lA@a'@'
S2uN. QUE month. si,ui
ppcny Post. one year sa-5A - 4.
,ysar o. no. slT months. 4pc. hire - - -
aslerE Bus;ness caleo. . lf.s ~ b -l-as 80
lorr, Tho : C. Bs,ek~ith SEGA Afsnf4
yo.tefn Kgsipss, 90. o ~ -rse lsgQteTg,. -
ca.-, nh. :. {. bee rlth .9tcia4 Aseaft
!. :. T.. Dolaud. 4g1cvei ~ Ala vt. 90,
lev rle srs, Ia -Ba..aess s'esdegaf 60 ~ -
st Cssri.S street, !. +. a. rog-S, Il a. S'4.N@~
Agent -, .
sha Posrs Traveiius agents to-qnci W " t-AE .
bcnnh, Il. IL. holland AID Is Clisy
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say aeaAy O;ssr csses Aave had taes
esA-;t- N2lis acted Epsa rra~p;ly, anS
usv -. gcustoae Oar members saouiG
sitsss v-eSS sAe I'll 70 3 passage O. kiN
Is a1;- sat asa aos.fy sac 7e0p,e % re
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TAs seao-;s srcw tA.sse- shat AZ Nc
K--sey > seoWins rna-sa3 sv -s-ces Q.
ts -rs -,i-s&." GrLeseaa- can ue haze
s;&Ssa al 81 Soef;er horse n @ four
-..ts -.-ys
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Il SEEMS Una; ,he l.;le sosal wAs ~
sgr1ss's fer 5'ce-sf5.ir r=s-s between Sne sea.
A;c-s wives snd the cabinet Ladies. wh.rh
Ass bee1 70 IraSrces for some yesrs, ssas
teeu V-a7 by TIE former. ,he cah.-e; IA
1.ss nqw la Washington having caaea
t-si So ne senator's w-vsss The presen;
ai-l-n sra rtoa does 10; propose g leass
;hs sensitive senate single opposition
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a comical blunder made by Tho Posts

late special edition made Representative
Shropshire Of Parker county republican.
II there is a Jacksonian democrat in the
house, who sticks to his party through
thick and thin, through evil aud through
report II is tho young legislator from Par
ker He Is a busy newspaper man, who had
no legislative aspirations, but took tho
nomination under pressure to help redeem
his county from populist control.
Representative T. Il. Vaughan OF Col
lin county Is the only shoemaker OF the
house and his palnstaking. close appllca-
ton here Indicates that he is a good work
man anywhere you put him, Mr., Vaughan
is usually found on the practical, common
sense side OF the proposal pending before
| Tho house. Il. O. s.
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