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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-22
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BAILEY WILL OBJECT.


IiHiHt~ VEN w HS"irE IHn N1t hhS
H's Seat as Congressman.
Wa nington, d. c. Dec. 10
Repre- entative Bailey, of Texas, has
decided TO raise the question of the
right - Isj Gen. Wheeler to par
ticipa IN the proceedings Of the
House should he attempt to exercise
the p.iviiese Of member. He will
also raise the question as against
either of the three other members
of the House who entered the SER
vice of the United States during the
war with Spsin-Messrs Robbins
(rep) of Pennsylvania, Cols0n (rep)
of Kentucky, and Campbell (dem.)
of Illinois. Last Saturday plight
General Wheeler attended the
democratic caucus. As nons but
democratic members or congress are
members Of the democratic caucus,
Mr.. Bailey says this raises thu pre-
sum ption that General Wheeler con.
templates resuming his seat in the
House Concerning the question at
issue Mr.. Bailey made the following
statement to day:
II have heretofore refused to say
anything on the subject for publica-
ton, but I have seen so many and
such different statements attributed
to me that I have decided to state
my position; and it will be found
that l am insisting upon obedience
to one Of the plainest provisions of
the constitution. Section of article
l declares:
g. That no person holding any
Office under the United States shall
be a M mber of either House during
his continuance in Office
Undoubtedly Gen. Wheeler is a
person and very distinguished one;
undoubtedly the major generalship
which be holds is an Office under the
United States and very high one;
it is, therefore, perfectly plain that
when he accepted his appointment
in the army he vacated his seat in
the House Of Representatives.
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LEE ARRIVES IN HAVANA
Different Conditions Exist Than
When He Left There Before.

/ WHICH, TIC LCll llcI Z DClUl q
Havana, Dee. 1.-The United
States transport Panama, with Gen
Fitzhugh Lee and his staff on board,
entered the hsrbo- Wednesday
morning.
General Lee was Informed by a
correspondent of the Associated
press Of his appointment as governor
Of the provlnc= Of Havana. He said
he was much 2ra..ti4d, but be had
only wished for a military command.
The general added that he is simply
in command of his soldiers, that his
duty is TO preserve life aud property
and that he proposes TO do so with
equal justice to Cubans, Spaniards
and persons OF all other nationaI,ties.
The headquarters of General Lee
will be established at Quaemada
camp. Marianao. Many prominent
personal friends called on the gen
eral when he arrived here. Later in
the day General Lee ard his staff
accompanied General Greene in the
tug Britannia and started for Veda-
do, where he reported to General
Wade, Thence General Lee went
on horseback to Quaemado.
& battalion Of the fifteenth infan-
try was landed from the United |
States transport Saratoga to day and |
marched with band playing and |
flags flying to Mariana. The sol
diers were followed by crowds of |
people. At every street corner
Spanish troops were stationed.
There was some enthusiasm IN the /
Cerro suburbs
The troops which arrived here on
the Michigan and Panama are all
we'll, Havana is quiet to day
General Lees presence has pro
veked numerous demonstrations,
though he had sedulously tried to
avoid them He ate lunch to-day at
the Hotel Trotcha with Generals
Wade, Greene and Clous and leaving
there this afternoon be passed with
his escort through Cerro, a suburb
of Havana, where the ladies waved
American flags and threw flowers
The crowds along his route cheered
enthusiastically
At Marianne his reception was
equally enthusiastic.
La Lucia announces that General
Lee proposes to treat Cubans, Span
isrds and all other nationalities with
equal justice. This has produced
great reaction among the Spanish
residents favorble to General Lee,
The hope being everywhere expressed
hat he will act up to La Lucha's
assertions.
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NOT A VOTE AGAINST IT.
House Passes Pension Appropriation Bill
McKinIey's Speech Did It.

House Passes Pension Appropriation Bill
McKnIey's Speech Did It.
Washington, D c., Dec. 15.-The
house resolved itself into committee
of the whole shortly after noon to,
day for the consideration of the pen
sion appropriation bill Mr. Barnes
of Wisconsin presented the bill 1t
carries S145, 223 $50.
Mr.. Allen of Mississippi said a
few words in favor of the bill, calling
attention to President McKinley's
friendly visit to Dixie and his kind
words about the confederate dead.
His remarks were applauded.
There was practically no debate,
and the committee rose and the
House passed the bill inside Of IF
teen minutes, the quickest legislation
of this kind on record There was
not nay vote.
The House next took up the 10
ternational American Banking bill
Brossius of Pennsylvania, quoted
the views held by Blaine. and said
the people OF our country as we'll as
of Central and South America, felt
the need eff banking system that
would enable them to do without so
much dependence on British and
other European banks.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-22
4 remedy for nasal cnfar,

A remedy for nasal catarrh
which is drying and exciting to the
diseased membrane should not be
used. What is needed is that which
is cleansing, soothing, protecting
and healing Such a remedy is Ely's
Cream Balm To test it q trial size
for 10 cents or the large for so cents
is mailed by Ely Brothers, SIS War.
ren Street, New York. Druggists
keep it. The Balm when placed
into the nostrils, spreads over the
membrane and is absorbed. 4 cold
in the head vanishes quickly.
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Tabler's Buckeye PileOint ment gives
instant relief. 1t allays infanm alton
and heals. 1t is prompt in its &C ton
and positive in its effect. 1t is the kind
that cures without pain or dis comfort.
It is tor piles only sos tubes 75c. Fl L
Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-22

Billiards. Snow Liniment There Is
no pain it will not relieve, no swelling
It will not subdue, no wound il will NOT
heal, 1t will cure frost bites, chiiblains
and corns. 25c and soc, H L Tucker
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-12-22

Stay that barking By using B ALTAR d.
HoThOund Syrup. Il arrests the cough
allays Irregularities OF the throat and
relieves cOnjestio l OF the lungs in ay
it is safe and pleas. Mt TO take and ne yer
disappoints. 2Sc and soc. H I. Tuck err.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09
FuacraI Of Gcrhrrd schultz.

x the funeral Of the late Mr. Gerhard
Schultz VIII, peacefully passed away on
Saturday evening, took place yesterday at.
tcrnoon, and the obscanies were beth sol
emn and impressive, At 4 o'clock the sad
procession moved fror, The lrte residence AZ
we deceased. 1909 Commerce avenue 10
we churcr Of the Annunciation (Catholi,)
where religious ceremonies were hold 49,.
which the remains were conveyed 10 ,hsI,.
last resting place In Gicnwood cemetery
followed to the grave by a numerous repre-.
scntaiipn OF the Tnrnverein. the Knights
OF Honor the Chosen Friends ana n
lengthy array Of sincere mourners. The de.
ceased was resident OF Houston FOR n saIiv
iorty years and enjoyed the friendship and
rsrect o. all with whom he VAS brought
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09
THE TERRITORY FLOOD.
II IN the Most Destructive Eve,
known.


Denison, May THE first Northern mail
since Tuesday. the Sd, arrived today The
mood In the Territory Is tho most dastrou,
ever known. Thousands of acras Of farm
'ands are under water and crops ruined
n great number of cattle have persisted in
tho flood.
Railway officials predict that It viii be
several days yet before trains will he able
to run on schedule time. Parties who ar
rived from the Chickasaw Nation today
report that the Washita river has over
Moved and that many valuable farms are
"hoer several feet OF water. Houses have
toea swept away and cattle drowned. No
loss OF lifc is reported
Judge Lindsey, who arrived from the
ierfitory today. thinks that the damage
TO The Katy road, farm lands. loss of stocx
ana interrupted business will foot up OYER
ohe'half million dollars
Railway traffic is completely demoral,zed
and the Katy north of here is yirtua'lv
lied up" Seven switch engines have been
lad off In the Katy yards
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unconsclously telegraphed whist -. J.
sing in my mind"
Still no answer.
IF you don't forgive me shall 4. ~
able for LIFE"
AT last tie answer came:
Pleas stop. You are attractins "a
body's attention"
Then let me come and tell yop \
sorry am"
After long pause. the girl sns,,]
You may come"
Toms heart leaned with ioy as ~ \
dow catch clicked out these words /
lost no time In accepting the !Lyitr3
ana 1t was not long b;fore he had D<rsuI
her to forgive his foolish conduct 4
cav before.
After that he met her every day Z,
train. and their acqu,intance soon ~
into sincere friendship on the part Il Z
young lady. As for Tom. his feelinN !
long ago got beyond that stage. n
talked of many things during fhelr y
rides to the city. but for long tim. h
both avoided all mention Of the sur
which had led TO their acquaintance
One day. however. Tom said; DO M,
member the message sent YOU BY the a
dow catchY
20; course I do replied his compans
locking out of the window 10 hide
bushes. How could l fcrget such 1 i,
Of importinence?"
Il know it was impe tinent and III
and all that" replied Tom. But en-
ii had not been for that. should d
known you; Sc | am not at all sorr,
ycu?"
How can YOU ask such q aues,
Haven't I forgiven YOU long ago?'
Yes, but forgiveness is not enoushAl
Not enougn?'
mo. ! want something more Il,
know--well, the fact is. II meant ri
word Of that message. Helen. Tell nj
! should repeat that message now, II
would yCur answer be-
Still looking out at the flying landgt
Helen placed her dainty fiuger on tn n
dow catch.
Click, click. Click, click, Toms ii
WAS in his throat as be heard the iaRi
ment click out her answer, Yes"
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Lords bicycle Rnccs.

The bicycle races given under tho auspices
OF tho Lords Cycle club At Forest park track
Yesterday afternoon was we'll attended and
tho art of bicycling well performed
The exhibition riding of the worlds long
diotance bicycle rider, A, Mexell, was the
main attraction OF the successful races. The
rAccs were MS follows.
One fourth mile Won by Arch Culmore.
Ben George second
one hnif mile-Won by win Cater. Max
FlaSmar seconu.
ono mlle-Won by Arch Culmorc Max
FlaNnnn second.
ont-haf miic-Won by r. r. Patterson
I'd. Randolph second, Henry Stude third
MciXcl performed between al races. riding
one-fourth OF q mile In Is seconds one hair
mile In ~ 10 seconds, and five miles In I
minutes and 20 seconds
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The Irish Arc In II.

Atlanta Journal,
Wherever men Of Irish birth or anocs-
try are found the country in which they
live has hrst-class and reliable fighting
material
Mr. j. L. c. Clarke has published poem
entitled. "The Fighting Race" in which
he gives a dialogue between three Irish
men. Kelly. Burke and Shea the theme
of which is that there can not he an inter
national war but lrlshmen will be found
largely in II.
wherever there's Kellys there's trouble"
said Burke.
Wherever hghting's the game.
or spice OF danger In grown mans
work"
Said Kelly, you'll Ind my name"
This has the smack Of Kipling in it and
brings yividly 10 our minds his three IA.
vorite heroes, rare and racy follows, Lea
royd, orthoris and Mulvany, whose names
proclaim and whose deeds glorify their
rationsiity.
MIR, clarke's lrishmen belong 10 this
country and they have been discussing
the destruction OF our ship in the trsoch.
crous harbor OF Havana
"rltn,. knocking the ashes from out OF
his pipe.
said Burke, in an on. hand way.
were all In that dead mans list. BY
Grippe,
Kelly and Burke and Shea
Well here's TO the Maine, and I'm sorry
for Spain
said Kelly and Burke and Shea"
That Is truly fine, The three Irishme,
warm up as they discuss tho proyoca Ian
when Spain gave us in the murder NJ
our sailors, and in chorus they cry:
We've died for England from Wat,r,o,
70 Egypt and Dargais.
ma sun there's enough for q corps or
crew. w
Kelly and Burke and Shea.
wei here Is TO scod, homes, agh,inv
sud Kelly and Burke ana Shea.
AR clarke's poem Ia one OF the hast IN.
war has called forth. aud /; sps,ks s,',.
aaepiy OF the spirit OF a people who hnvs
aons some OF the dandicst fighting m,
wos'd has over seen, and are ready, ON
! sorer occasion, to put up more Of the
same kind. '"e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09
Texas niNr rluh.

san Antonio. Texas. Nav S--rhe ninth a,
nnHl meet Of the Texas Rifle Club assocla /.
ton conclucsd here this afternoon Iarr
sucndancr was present The indlyid,. i,
Irnamplonth'p trophy, gold medal. was wa,
ny Emmanuel scKci Of San Antonio. Who
srorea = cut OF possible 100 in the iso.y,rl
o. hand; and the same numbers IN m. .,
49,. a WIN ress contest lie won 1t also NJ ths
sssse shcot last year. ard wiz DO est,, wv
The SAN Antonio team won iho,h 4.
sesn The team which won ttls lse-r sss COZ 81
Hs I match was ccmpss,sd AZ IA. q s.uo. ~
Ss 4, an n,s, Emsnasllscnsl{ Gus Hsys ani
M team ans vh,s hhn.ir Score (wss aos.
s "a g scnsi,ssd II AID casnhsr a,
fm ns - Stevev. All RI TIL ana ms,
NIX ~, IN, S:y ~. :ss !. s'- '' 'ss
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a NEW EXPLOSIVE
To Dc Used ny Our Armor P,crcIr,
shells,

- - '~NW NY OUT Armnr Plerp N =
shells.
washington, May s.-spain's mea-of-
war viii be targets for armor- risrcins
nroieetiles loaded with jovite. TO be fred by
the American vessels. Instructions have
oeen given by Captain Charles Omen
ohief OF the bureau of ordnance that
armor- piercers be loaded with this explc.
ssNe and sent TO Key West. where they win
De taken aboard the ships of Rear Al
mirai SIMPSONS squadron. CAPITA ON, 4,
lesis Justified IN taking this &C ion in view
OF ,he TACT that experiments mad wi h
levits show II is a safe explosive and oar
snie OF terrible action Experiments haxa
usmonsTated that II Is practicabls To ara
"a armor, piercing projectile i,adsd with
,ov'tS against comparatively thics ria,e
and by means OF atIme fuse the sr-iosi !,
wsll explode after ,he she'll has . .ssc
'rrcusa ne plate: u such p.o,sc / q
s r,rso PAS anIorsh the side ot on. Of tns
execution. - : ~sps
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sauthern nnn,I-t.

Norfolk. Va. May s.--visiting ministers
81 the Southern Baptist association filled
she pulpits Of all the churches this morn.
ing and tonight, In the afternoon ,hr
sessions held largely attended meet
tugs y the various churches Of the Y. n. d
Az ana Academy OF Music Ia advocacy ~
ne advancsmtnt Of Sunday school work IN
~ ~ NJ branches. Considering the IN.
6. ~ tec weather. the attendance
49, ~ tnrEest ever known here.
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THE HuTCIIINs
HOUSE,.
.------------
\, q. WARD,
Proprietor.
----s----------
Rates: $500 and
s2.ho per day.
r. r, A, head /.
1ulrterR.

II. J: Solnsky, Pcaumont, l.. Lazarus
ci,y:A Spear w. y. Hatch, LovelaNyt L. u
Phillips, Wharton; II, W d. Eison. Aus,,", .
Mre Johnson, Hcmpstead: !, q nnrben aud
VIE Wharton; w, L, Toomcy, Tcxas. a.
G, ". Cochran. l., A. Taulunson, city: q I,
Russ. Texas; J. A, Roosevelt, San Antonio,
< l. smith, waxahachie; H. I.inderruiin,
rnienso; II. Jacobson. Cinclnpate NJ. 81,
paws, Smithyille. ~. s. Green. Miliican T.
y. Harley city O'Connor, Valdols. Latiimor
knau. kohnle, Rapp Maloney. Bailey, Long,
ley. Austin Baseball club.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09

NaeoSdoches, Texas. May s.--News Of
inc shooting at Austin last night between
Il. H. Grain and w. f. Rackemoore.
which was received in today's Post. was an
item OF great interest to the people here,
hoth Grain and Rorkemoore ars boy, of
TINS place and come from large and prori
nent families, Family honor was involved.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09
schracder Getting ~ Co,, n.

Mount Vernon, Texas, May 6.-Yesterday
schraeder, the divine healer, struck town.
coming on bicycle. He remained hui n
few minutes. and left in the direction OF
sulphur Springs, He did not try his heal.
ing powers on anyone. 1t Is Thought he
did not relish the cool reception Which was
given him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09
II Dcvours Insects.

There are many varieties OF the Isul
oarnivorous plants called Nepenthes, W
at,Ioct insects by the honeyed secretim |
their edges, drowning the hapless ,inu
turere in the liquid In their cups, which y
tains enough repsin to digest their hcas
Besider honey seekers, the big BLOSSOM T.
the rajah has been known IN capt0re mo
YOUR beetles, reaches. daddylongless W =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09
MY SAILOR LAD.

For The Post.
Ny lad is n jolly tar;
He's sailing on the sea:
And when the war is over
He'll come back to me.
He said to mo at parting: M
My lass, weep not for me:
must fight for my country.
My flag. my home and thee"
Soldier. as we'll as sailor.
He's sailing on the main.
Eager to engage In combat
With the warriors of Spain.
In dreams | see his eyes.
So tender and so true
On, God, protect and save
Ny sailor lal in blue. -
Galveston. May ., 1898,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09

h'h'on TEXAS. MAY William Davis,
resident of this place while travelling
III wagon between Decatur and Jacks
ooro' was attacked ny footpads. who de-
msnded surrender OF whit money he
hah with him. Davis refused at first.
nut upon being beaten over the head with
pistols was forced TO give no about s23.
Whlch was all he had with him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09
TWO MEN KILi.Ep.
Three Other Men aud Two wom.r
Were Mpuu1,.y

''S Vs"cr ven rud Two WON = m
We're Wounded
Afianta, May S,--A dispatch to the Con
sti,uiscn from Chattanooga says; 4, Amy
Tenn, mining town on the Cincinnati
southern railway, this morning a bloody
shooting ARRAY occurred. in which Two men
were killed \ large crowd was assembled
% witness baptism when Jerry wes. ana
Reuben pfslipS enusTed IN an altercation'
WY invited phtilus nptA ~ the crowd rni
pulled = pistol and h-Ean shccs ~ 4 Mn,
failip% returned the nrc. Several shot i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09

wv TNVVT'f n,
Fear, stanton
Three bnsc hits-Pagc, Spencer Reed. Conn.
Sacrifice hit-~Konfc.
Left on sos-Iloustou H. san Antonio II.
struck out by Hodge !. nv Hays g.
Bases on called bnlls-Off Hodge G, on
HAYS :.
Kruger, stanton aud Nox
stolen bases Griffin, Page spencer. Reed,
Chamherlain Hodge, Tcar ., Ilennekc
Battcrs hit Hodge Fear.
Passed ball Badger.
Wild pitch llays.
Time Of game 10.
Vmpirc--Clnrk
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of the
%
so high position Though Al of
Mr. Nicholson
was appointed to similar position on the ST. Louis
Of Santa
Tbs where
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NOTES.

Roper was on the bench for Houston
Reed led the hitting Yesterday. making I'VE
hits out OF as many times a, bat He also
was given two free passc to first
Austin will play nj League park this aitor-
noon ngalnst the local nine Houston Is h,,
ting the bail In great shape now, mud should
win today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09

Kansas city, May Tn tho live Ird shaot
hero today for the Kansas City star cup aud
SIuD n side, j. A, r. Elliot Of Kansas city
defeated Roila q, IIeikes of Dayton, Ohio, b.
\ scors Of 81 tn %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09

IIUMr Iun~Turncf,
Weber.
Double play enulpncy 10 Martin.
Eases on balls Nv staples :. by Rapp T.
rnttcr hit BY staples.
struck Ry Rapp o
Wild nitch~-Rarr
l,eft on disqualification I, Austin 6.
Time of game-sf;sS.
Umpire -Cahlll.
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Ing from Il to oe points out ot possible
100
Many ladies wcrc present. and the shooters
and ladies were photographed a, the close OF
the shoot
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were fired and both men fell, norerlly
wounded. expiring almost Immediately.
Three men and two women were wounled 4.
one OF the men perhaps fatally.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09

Tho Fourth Ward Neverswcats beat the
First Ward Buffalocs yesterday afternoon, "a
10 q.
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CAPITOL HOTEL
Frank A. Herssy.
6r.. Manager.

Rates. $3.50 TO
800 per day. Six
" 1egant rooms.
wnh bath. Largo
sample roo m y.
Sentrally located.
Hest accommodate
tons for CONNER
slhl men In tho
city.
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"a maiden, Mapcssa. who has for suffers
Noiio and a mortal, chooses the mortal and
aeath rather thu Immortality and the god
mate fol god "
should expect thee by the western ray
thI,u; not sure OF thee, with desperate smiles
And pitifu devices OF my di ess
Or fashion OF my hair thou wou,ds, rrow
kind. 81"
Most oitter to. a woman that was loved
ir must ensnarc thee TO my arms. and teuoh
~, y p'Y; nc, 10 ont hold thee to my heart.
IN ~, ,nc low earth shall prosper hand In hand
~ doors OF the open field and live
~ PEACEFUL noises az the farm. aud watch
Ana AVA pastors, , helds burned by the setting sun
sore RADIANT god that will eespise me eui,c "o'
hut ciamhcring limbs aud little hears ,ha,
err. "N WAY
And ! shall sleep beside him in the o,sb,
~" iearlui from some dream shall touch his
secure; or at some festival We two
~, Msnuer through the lighted city strer,s,
t n.u ~ tne crowd III take his arm and feei
A'a ,oswr 10, ths press. SO shall We live.
rast, VI '"'e DC
The sweet sweet that almos, venom is, though
M Tbs o tender and est.syaesnt delight,
~ LUZ insane farewell repeated DER md 90
, les on there shall succeed a faithful rsa,,.
NJ u,,'ui friendship tried By sun ana wind
oafao'c from the caiiy dust q lie '''
Stephen Phillips.
Rome, May The news from u,.,.
maae decided Impression hers. Ric,;,
V ferosted tonish, from riornnc.. whsr.
ln@ srocrs had TO charge ana di,ner.s ~
ms2 disturbances have occurred n
~ 3 si WI 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09

NEPENTHES RAJAH.
and wasps. On one occasion the dead
OF rat was found drowned in rajan W.
or. The blossom is deep violet in cula
hoids four pints Of liquid.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-10-28

The Republican ticket in Lincoln
county is composed of heavy tax
payers, pioneers OF the county, each
one is a successful business man
and each one is known to every
voter ia the county as sober, hon.
est, honorable and trustworthy cit
lien, who, il elected to Office on the
9Th Of November, will discharge
the duties of such Office to the sat-
isfaction Of tho people.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-10-28

Hon. G. r. Hill, populist candi.
date for commissioner, who has just
returned from Boise, says many
prominent democrats told him that
their party made fatal blunder in
fusing with the silver republica Ms.
These democrats are working very
hard, to down the unholy fusion
scramble for Office.
This circumstance, together with
the fact that numbers OF the silver
republicans have become disguised
and joined their old party. while
the fusion agreement has been kept
in only few counties Of the state
Is reason enough why the fusion
deal is too dead to skin. Its best
friends, provided they are in a
position to judge nnderstandingly,
know this to be the truth OF the
'ituation.- News Miner.