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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
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The -OTTowiul news of the death Oi {.
y. conway on Tuesday morning cast a
gloNm over the city, He retired on Mna.
lay evening NJ about hls usual hour aud
IN the morning when the servant rang the
hresk'as hell nothing Was heard from
hun, and his brother, I y. Conway, he.
ming alarmed al his silence, sent 10
hl- room 10 learn the cause. and found
HIM dead IN ted, ", Van CleNe was In.
mpdiately sent TOT The doctor informed
repre- ruialne oi the Eagle that he had
died from heart disease, aud when found
one hand VA clutchrd over the heart.
HE Deceased Was fanilliATly known N
Cat, aud hal been u resident u this
section Tor q great many years Ne Was
= Mason In go,d standing and that lodge
viii perform the last - l"mn rites. says
the silver city EAgle,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
CALIFORNIA IRATflC PAYS.
Santa he Limited Trains Proving sore
Successful Than Ever

The Santa ~ California limited trains
have So Tar tn -rAson proved more sur.
c''-''ul hnanciSll, than any wear since
their Inauguration AMI II has been fully
iecidri l., the management tn run the
trains tn weekly instead " --Inl weekly
after the hr-t of the year January -
has been sci NJ the DAY 'ur the Arst third
tram I" have Chicago, aud after that
late the llmltsi trains east and west
hound will pN-- through Albuquerque
three Tunes week The limited trains
are the lees, paying trans on the santa
~ from N" fact that ~ Tree ttan-po1tA.
ton II any Mad Is honored
When the division suprrintrniruts
were IN Topeka -om" time ago the time
card ~a- arranged iot the running " the
trains ri weekly m anticipation ~ the
action NJ the management, Ani the In
Auguratiou ot the thlTi train will not
nrcrs-ltatr any alteration IN time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

on and after December |. X, II. bun.
bar sewers his connection with this TAPER
NJ city clfculHtor, and hereafter this de
paftment will h- Transacted by the ~.
dee. under IA" supervision of u. II. TIL.
ton.
Mr., Dunbar viii collect all outstanding
subscriptions to Tux CITIZEN previous Ia
Soy. !. 1875, from that date suh.crip-
lions Can hr paid At this office " will hr
collected hy Mt. Tiltou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

e, VI, Dixon, n w2llkno~u merchant OF
Pleasant Ridge. Fulton county. penn-yl.
NAnia. has n little girl Who /, frequently
Threatened with Group, but when the tirst
SYMPTOMS xppear, his wife gives her
Chambrtiain's Cough Remedy, which al.
WAYS affords prompt reliri The - and
~ cent sizes for asle by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

The Weber Gaa aud ,ia-oline EAgI.--'
company. kAnSas city, Mo, hAS made the
following recent sales Ia the mining
trade oi Weber engines Twenty horse
power gasoline engine and engine and
pumping plant 10 ihe Texas told Mn.
ing company, Butord, ia four gasoline
engines, Including pumping aud electric
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
wINSlOW VISITED BY A FIRE.
Five Residences burned Loss from sIO,-
900 10 $4,000.

Ahout Il o'clock "Wednesday night the
p.Noplr Of our cty were aroused from
their peaceful SAUNDERS by the cry ~
hrr, the crack Of pistols aud the scream.
ing II engines. Ia few minutes the
entire population, men aud women, were
on the streets aud aI the SCENE % the
contihgrAtlon The IRE originated in the
lodging house " Mrs. IoTtlgsn. quickly
spreading to the Residence % tha-. Ham
mond. thence tO the residences Oi J. y.
l'awI, aud Julius kTrniz. In scarcely
more than All hour from the time % the
alarm. live buildings weT. smouldering
ruins and the owners had SUSTAINED n
lus- ~ from 10000 a. ti2,"
MO-t ~ the furniture from the reel
irnc-- 81 M-szrH Hammond. DawZy and
kfentz WAS "ayrd aud portion Ot Mrs
corr gAn'- furniture hut. IA matter 0i
necessity. II VIA considerably damaged
All the buildings. We understand. were
partially insured. but the Insurance will
not cover the lO-~ by considerable, -
Nin-luw Mkil.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

" usual, Il was an unqualified success.
The receipts. contrary 10 all eIpectAt ,on.,
did not fall ~ this year, although the
lrst evenings were unpleasant. Last
night the supper tables we're once crowd
III. and many buyers were seen a. the
various DG,ths.
The Mouse Trap" was again most en-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

tupi lpk, are more than sklu deep.
irb"HiIug rniitrh uu n healthy comb.
br inactive Nuu have bilious lpk N
tuil' Bi";narh ir di-.tt,i~fri yuu ha,. u
N-pptlr lrok II your klinrN- l." AFFECT
,l. ,uu ha'" u pluchri l,sk. Srcufr god
hrhltl. AMI Nuu viii surely have gNh
looks. hrlfir lNttf-. ia gpsi alter
AtINr aud tome. Acts directly uu the
stomach. liver aui kiiur,- iutilr- the
hlr.i, cures pimplr-, tlutrh"- aud balls,
Aui gives "a guud complexion. livery
bottle guaranteed. sold st ! " Ukrilly
\ tu.- itug store "n cents Ter bottle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
holiday ksisa.

On December %. 90 and 81 and JAnu'
AIRY I, excursion tickets will b sold 20 ali
points In New Mexico and 70 nj faSo
Texas, At the rate ~ one fare for the
round trip They will he sood for return
passage up "a aud Including January T.
lSlN, but no stop overs will be AlloS~l
IN either direction. ". A. TRrLl-
Agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

James Royce. % Needles, California, one
Of the expert boiler makers employed hy
thu santa ~ Pacific company at that
place. will arrive In the city this evening.
and will spend the holidays with his
many frieuds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

AN ON lNp Nlll.IRIEu ktNiIn.
Mrs Nih~lnw'- : "ihlug syrup ia-
h""n used FOR over tiiiN years hy millions
ot mothers fnr their children Nhllr teeth
ing. sith perfect Sucrr--. 1t -npthr- the
child. S"ftru- the guns, hlnN- all pam.
cures wind collie, AMI IN The best Trnp'i,
Tor dlarfho"a II II pleasant 1" The taste
sold l., druggists IA rN"tt part II thu
world TNrht, I've cents - uuttlr. IT.
value ~ inralrulAhlr n" sur" and AK
Tor Mrs Wln-lo~'- ~oothlug syrup. and
take no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
TlkkItuHlNi ktNtHul.
Incorporation Law AdtS l0nSld,t.biy to
New McI,co'S Treasury.

udrr tie Laws at liz, trfrIiut, pt,ut To-
th, lat l.yt.l.tt,t, il, f,,, f,,t nI,,y ~
"'''e VI '"''''" N"' w. al" Nv
'ulll ad"uh vent 10 the tiltut al
-p,t or- I.NA,r u.r. the .l,IAIutr
~ .,,,. rs.-,.i An .,,., ,.,,,.,.,,,., ,,,..,,u
'"" '''"'''7' Us Wv '"''"" ''"'' W '''H
lot hllug "tllrlrr Il interpolation.
Eut iucntputatIuu- uig,nlZ-i for the
construction aud ulpfhtluu Vt railroads
under the interpolation act. tlo., TOT
rutpufAtnu- nfsnitl.I TT m,i,,uy lt,t
is.-,.-, 81, iuf e, i,unl.u,,, t.auiLpi Tor
ina ulacut,ug rtfi,~,-. lot Tie = n.
.,Tt.rtlnu ~ Nay u ROADS, tnigntiny
bitches, Hnd the riinilIIiIun aid I'M.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
dOsEN ~ aINICO.

Va account has come from Mexico
where " lIllAm ], Bryan h nov ~ Andrring
Ina special car, about deficit Of money
supply in hi own country, This may h.
due 10 the fact that he has discovered
thai tn ,ner~AS' Of money In circulation
ia The n,lrd stAte- since he VA EUlu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
KosSsIl EThunIs

Hon. PlRcido Sanio,al territorial ~
perintenirnt II puhllr Instruction. -I-nt
"Wednesday In uuf town ON IN 1Al hu-l
nps- Mr. SaniNAl - rul'u tNstlc N hls
work. and 1, doing all m his power 10
en.endpr desire Tor the best education
po-s.lble In the minds " those Who need
such encourage nrut lie Ia naturally
81, A4si at the state NJ the public schools
In thls county, Ani he ~AS greatly
pleased with the Nrw MrN,rn Mltt-rN
In ti'ul. aud the way It, sr,lt- have
b ru con iuct-d ny tn the ptr'rll' NhIe
this institute /. not within M, luU-llr
Il ~ h- can q, i"frlturlAl "uwunt"r..
ent wlrll al lnH rrur. ~ lhr ,rA,ul
AMI that hr vii IT, fast Trend to the
-chuM Ne have up DOUBT Roswell
Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

\ Tt>Nt--tr editor after CAREFUL,
ufNrying existing conditions ~ the
south, concludes. that there l. marked
trpm 'ot Improvement innan, rttiru.
lars. We let our timh-t rot, be- saw.
AMI Ia, fencing W. throw ava, our
A-hes aud gfrt-r AMI hu, Nap. w. raise
dogs aui bay hog We raise "" sia aui
hu, vegetable, W. catch bc"ui n-h With
o. rui- W. huili -chu,l huuse- and send
our chillf"n - tr hr educated, An',
hastily. w. send our hn,- out With a 80
gun AMI go log To- hunt lo.trnt birds 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

tn cuhE A CoLD IN osE DAT
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II IL fails
10 cure, 25e. The genuine has l.. b Y.
on each tablet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

Table damAsk worth ~. now tjc per
yard; table dsmAsk worth yr, now dc
Ter ,srd; table dAmAak worth $l.+O. now
u 10 ,,f yard; table damAsk worth tlS5,
nov VI 30 per yard. Ten yards Fruit Of
the LOOm muslin, tjc. hOrsn wald Bros
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
CI.rr, MnIi.Yars Permit.

should b- applied for al once 10 insure
delivery by January arst Proper thanks
may he had on application 81 the ticket
Office. ", h, TRrLI.. Agent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
CItI nIrerInrI for sale.

The directory Tor the city OF Aibuqner
que has Just he-n issued BY The CITIZEN,
e pira ran he obtained ut this Office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

.'Iu. I..r ..... E Co., ...rt .' ."Is
..,aus... o.. ,n'I.. , ,'. u. di-up ,u.dS.
curr hrauuCNr. i,,,r. I.uiiuN ,urs'iigtIou
and b. Iuu-rrss Pleas hIN ant try bon
OF e. a.. & tu dHN 10. =, a. cents g,ud aud
guaranteed To cure by all drugRIstA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

" l. claimed ~ an eminent s,Ati-ti
clan that Russia. IN twenty ,,ats from
nov viii have l,ul 49, subjects aside
from the population that might result
'tum the annexation ~ new trtutut,
Her position among The puW"t- Ut that
time mAN hr appreciated IT, r"mpafi-nu.
lirfmAn, viii have Ahuut h1pUu",
treat Britain. Nluut y puu. %, aud the
nlIrA sihir.. -.INl ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

pr u"Orgr ! uuuld, Tor Years aS-'ciAte
editor oi the optic aud uoS the po-tmA-
Ter Of hast las Negss pAs-d through
hr cl'y Tor NJ rA-o lat night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

unVina VI dr Nandm,l to Jr-us "
~AuioNAi. warranty irrd g. all gtaniot'-
interest ~ barA locatiuu 80 / . cousid
rfAtiun, tlN
John j rh"lan AMI wife tu Hugh Sui
IVAN. guit claim ir'i tu hurts tNu lots
IL Lew \ -lmuui Allitiuu rnu-iirfA
ton. l.-p'
Il ihlp"t g. Il. \ rhlpot, quit
riu irri ~ one hall interest ~ the
l-an-tIA Red tlnpi. \u'y.ttl AMI unr
thiri Interest IN the iIrntN ". Annette
al = Il y mlu"- ~ the t"chlu mining
li.t'.,'. cuu-lirtAil"u, t3ou.
FfhGI llumuE AMI NIir {" Robert j
lu'-nu, warranty drrN d. lot .. hlurk :,
tuning highland Aid,H"n, ruu-lirfa
uuu.t ,~
Thomas Tucker 1T al tn Henry l..
i'pwH, INNING i'-sI g. IA" Tom fucker
niue, ulti mining district con-lirfa.
ton, 81
NntnnIr hallegu- KarA AMI wife H.
Antonio lu-r ,iuuZAlr~. warranty decd tu
land ~ tuttAlr- consideration. go.
Barbara \ ir HuntuNA To- j Puma 1T
nj, warranty decd a. piece - lnnd IN
tuttalr- consideration t,nr
r II Kurth tu -. y MAfruu, aunt claim
lrri Ia lots l. > AMI 3. hl"ck H. Duran
y Alexander addition, consolidation, tr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25
I,rrnh. ,or,.n,. ,rur,,"n.

Mount iup"catAprll ~ Mexico, n vol
cauO which Wa supp-rd e. h" extinct,
has broken out again witt t-uiuld NIo
lrhr" lliag'- ~ the Nlclnlty have been
uttrrl, destroyed AMI thousands ~ lives
annlhllnt,-i. There hn' hrrn no direct
adv from ,hr, lN III M"S..'u. but pri.
Nut" t"l"gtanI- intimate that the govern
mrnt IA tshing ArtN" TREASURES Tor the
relief II families made destitute by the
appalling rAtAStruI he. tAtAcl, snls ~
tins -oii remind III ~ rtupilOns ~ that
nir,ri"u- endemic. malafial fever, rnr
able m iip.t.ttcr'- stomach hlttrrs.
Though not lnstanian"ou-lN destructive
~ human life, ur'rrthrlrS- malaria lies.
truN- the constitution Oi hosts II I'-uplr
=, his malsiy the Blttrr- l. u thorough
remedy AMI sur" preventative kxp-r.
lrurr has pruN,si this wherever malaria
l. u.Ht Nirulrnt ~ MrNIro, un the Pa
rllr coast ~ Guatemala. IN the Ns'-t In
liz aud south America. Nor l. II l"--
rthrAriou~ IN rA-.- ~ constipation. liver
complaint. it-I-I~ia klin"y aud bladder
trouble, Rheumatism, NERVOUSNESS and
neuralgia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

TT VI ~ N I--'f' " WI IT "
t-u huf-r IuNr, ga-ulnr hot. "a
glnr. .ugg ,r.u yrst.l 'r 80. ,ul',f
rold v ~ ruuIAuN, hApa'al, N,it ua,
Ani uhe ten hut-" ppSrt ircuru gt-o.
In. rNsir" h"I-'lug engine tu j Ne.
laugl TO- ~au lrltu. NrW NrIi'u
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-03-31

$4,000. The property was sold to pay
this debt, due to trust company,
that had advanced the money for it.
The estate sold at public sale for 49,
$50. The Probate Court refused to
confirm the sale; and now, Gen. San
born tells us, the whole estate could
not be sold for $l5,OOO!
There you have it:-a million two
hundred thousand dollars shrunken,
in a few years, to fifteen thousand
dollars!
1t is appalling.
And we are to have more OF it.
And salvation is to come through IN
credsd taTes'
Why don't you smile,-you son of a
gun?
You let the money-lenders do your
thinking, and you must be happy.
For is not the Advance Agent of
Prosperity in the White House?
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-03-31
THE HORRORS OF USIRE.

The Pioneer Press Of March &c, con-
tains the following:
The province of Quebec offers unex-
ampled inducements under its laws
for the inveS tment Of foreign capital,
Usurers are allowed to charge per
cent day for each day that note
remains unpaid after maturity. A
party in Montreal borrowed $3.50 on
the 30th of November, 1894, for forty.
five days. He paid sl0O Of it when
due. The usurer let the remaining
$3.50 run on until last February, whe q
he sued for the amount and recovered
judgment for the same. with interest
at the rate of 5 per cent day to Feb.
Is, amounting to $685. more, with
costs. AS the Buffalo Express re-
marks: THE beautiful law under
which this decision is re ndcred has had
it's part in populating the United
States. Most people who are unable
to pay note OF $3.50 at maturity cam
not pay the interest at 5 per cent a
day for two years longer during their
natural lives. Accordingly they step
over the border into the United
States and leave the usurers to
whistle Perhaps the person against
whom the above decision was render
ed is already in the State OF New
York"
And yet that yillainous paper, the
Pioneer-Press, has been laboring, for
thirty odd years, to procure, in Mime
sofa, the very conditions which now
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-03-31
THE B1JOU.

Following "Shall We Forgive Her."
at the BiOu is announced the first en-.
gagement in several years of that
comedy drama. Shadows OF a Great
City," Among the plays that take as
the basis OF their plot the illustration
of phases OF life in great city, none
have been more successful than this
interesting play. The subject Of its
plot permits of strong dramatic &C.
tion with liberal introduction Of
comedy to relieve it from any monot-
ony.
The company presenting it, will be
headed by William Beach and Julia
Stewart, the former the handsome
heroic actor who appeared to such ex-
cellent advantage in Under Martial
Law
A feature of this engagement will
be the presentation on Saturday aft
ernoon special performance of East
Lynne, "in which piece the company is
said to appear to excellent advantage
1.-The Showman's Daughter" which
is another new one Manager Lift is to
bring out in the Twin Cities, following
Shadows of a Great City" is de-
scribed by Mr.. Lift as strong Ameri-
can play with a history, dramatic
enough to hold the attention Of the
audience to the last curtain. 1t will
be given here by an able company
headed by Frank Losee and Marion
fillmore
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-03-31
4 DISIING UISHED VISITOR.

We were honored last week by a
visit from our friend. Mr.. Eltweed
POmeroy, the editor OF the Direct
Legislation Record" Mr. Pomery has
done Is much, and perhaps more than
any other man, in agitating direct leg
islation through the Initiative and
Referendum, in this country. He has
written much on the subject in the
Arena and other Reform magazines
and papers. Mr.. Pomeroy has been
making a tour Of the South and West,
lecturing in nearly all OF the larger
cities. lie thinks the reform move
ment is gaining rapidly in the Sec
tions he has visited, and he believes
that the future success of our party is
assured. The readers Of TIE REPRE-
SENTATIVE will be favored by contri-
buttons from Mr.. Pomeroy's pen. he
having consented to send in brief arti.
cles from time to time.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-03-31
Div. B. Lumber EXCHANGE.

afflict the province Of poor, unprogres-
sive, illiberal Quebec. A good hang
ing bee would>greatly improve condi-
lions in that benighted region. Hang
ing, however, is too good for the man
who would exact $685. and costs, for
the use Of $3.50 during a couple of
years. He should be burned alive at
the stake.
We are glad to know that twenty
years ago we secured the passage of a
usury law, in this state, despite the
opposition and denunciations of 10
Wheelock, of the Pioneer-Press; and
that all the usurers in the state have
not been able since to secure it's re-
peal. 1t has saved the producers of
Minnesota millions of dollars.
Well do we remember Wheelock' S
specious argument that money should
be permitted to bring all it could
The accused wretch has labored dur
ing lifetime to Cypress and starye his
fellow men.
Human greed is at the bottom of
nearly all the worlds troubles. 1t is
the soul Of the Plutocracy. And it is
consolation to think that the chief
defender Of it in Minnesota is now a
beggar, despised even by those he has
served.
Thank God for Gods justice.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-03-31
60, WINTER! GO.

These are the days when one can
read approvingly James Whitcomb
Riley's beautiful little poem:
Go, Winter. Go thy ways. We want again
The twitter Of the blue bird and the wren !;
Leaves ever greener growing,and tie shine
Of summers sun-not thine.
Thy sun. which mocks our need of warmth
and love
And all the heartening ferve nces thereof,
1t scarce hath heater to warm our thin
Pathetic yearnngs in.
SO get thee from US. We are cold, God wot,
Even q 5 thou art,-We remember not
How Dlithe we hailed thy coming.-That
was o
Too long-too long ago!
Get from US utterly Ho summer then
Shall spread her grasses where thy SHOWS
have been.
And thy last icy footprint melt and mold
In her first marigold.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-03-31
A PLAN OF ACTION.

The first meeting Of the committee
Of conference, of which we have spok-
en- in this paper heretofore, was held
in st. Paul, March %, at the CONNER
cial Club rooms. The three members
from St. Paul invited the other
six to a pleasant supper. and
after that was discussed, with good an
petites, we proceeded to talk over the
future
We were glad to find that the entire
committee shared in the feeling we
have rcpea tedly expressed, that there
should be no merger" or fusion" Of
the three great elements of reform in
this state; but that each should pre-
serve its own autonomy and separate
identity.
Hon. Tomas D. O Brien, one of the
chief Democratic leaders of the state.
and a very able man, was emphatic in
the expression Of his opinion that the
Democracy did not want to fuse"
with any other organization. He
frankly stated that if the Democratic
party had, in it's national convention,
last year, adopted the single-gold
standard he should not have longer
acted with it, but would have
thrown in his fortunes with the Peo-
pies Party. But when it adopted a
frce-silver platfrom and nominated
Mr.. Bryan he could not desert it. The
other two Democrats took the same
view. And we were glad to hear ex-
Congress man Towne and Mr. Corser
of Minneapolis, and Mr., Hawthorne,
OF st. Paul, the three free-sllverites, "a II
taking the same view that each party
should preserve its own identity.
We urged upon the committee that
the best course to adopt in 1898 would
be to let the Peoples Party lead off,
and nominate its state ticket, and
then have the Democrats and free-sll-
verites subsequently adopt it, 1t is
not improbable that this course may
be finally agreed upon, in 1898.
1t was therefore informally resolved
that each tub should stand on its
own bottom;" and that each organiza-
ton should go ahead and make all the
converts possible; and that we should
all labor to distribute free-silver liter
allure everywhere, and help along, all
we could, the reform newspapers.
There was no clash Of opinion upon
any point: and the kindest and most
cordial feelings prevailed.
Mr.. Towne was in excellent health
and full of vigor and days works, and
he will be heard from in 1898.
The toast of Mr.. Lind's health was
drunk standing,-but in nothing
stronger than coffee.
Our friends will be glad to know
that there was no desire upon the
part Of any one to swallow the Peo-
pies Party alive; and the idea OF
abandoning our platform or party or
flag was secuted by every one.
We are inclined to think that the
committee of nine will serve good
purpose by keeping alive the kindiest
feelings among all those who support
ed Mr.. Bryan and NIr. Lind, in this
state, last fall
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-03-31
A GENEROUS OFFER.
You Can Improve the Breed of
Your Fowls and Help The
RenreSe NATIVE

Representative.
Mr.. Hamlin V. Poore, of Bird Island,
MIMI, makes the following liberal
proposition. which every Populist
farmer in the country should take ad-
vantage of and thereby help THE
REPRESENTATIVE:
Mr.. Poore will supply for 81, 26 eggs
Of the following varieties: Barred
Plymouth Rocks. White Wyandottes,
Rosecomb White Leghorn and Single
Comb Brown Leghorn. For every set
ting ordered through THE REPRE-
SENTATIVE, Mr.. Poore will ship to the
one sending the order 26 eggs, secure
ly and carefully packed delivering the
same at the express Office at Bird Is
land, AND EIGHTY CENTS OF EVERY
DOLLAR WILL BE DONATED TO THE
REPRESENTATIVE.
Rene Der that while obtaining the
eggs Of splendid fowls, AT LESS THAN
THE USUAL PRICE, you are helping
THE REPRESENTATIVE and the cause
of reform.
Now is the time to order. Send in
your orders at once to The REPRE-
SENTATIVE, GAP Boston Block, Mime
apOlis, MINI.