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party. lie showed how the wur tax levied
u tax Of nearly per cent on a scent cigar
and per cent on a l0-OcWt cigar ana 20
per cont on package or tobacco wnlch
showed the republican party WAS always IN
favor 81 taxing the poor mudH higher than
tho rich He then discussed Koli aud sill
yer, slowing conclusiyoly that the demo
Gratis wanted an honest dollar by having
both gold and silver and tho republican
party wanted n dishonest dollar bv HAVING
only gold, which is continuously appreclat-
ing in value. He then spoke on expansion
ami showed the great danger to repup-
ihaan form of government OF expansion
he said that II was h9o policy OF the repub'
lean party to nike all the colonies they
could get In order TO enlarge the stand nk
army, by which taey c0ula get control OF
the government and keep control. He SAID
further uaa republicans were trying TO III
vert the attention of the American people
from their vital Interest at home by an
ncxlng new colonies and atorwhlIs ihthiHs
States out OF them.
Bailey completely captured his audience
and made many friends for Robson, Bailey
would BIO prcsidcnt II the votes OF thos'
that heard him to-day wouii elect HIM.
After Balleyfs speech which consumed
two hours and twenty minutes, dinner wa
servsd, .,..a.
After dinner n. y, Hawley was Introduce
by tho mayor. Mr.. Hawloy spoke Tor apou
mn hour. He male ~ very nice repnnilca'
speech He praised Mckinley ana the re
| pubiolm management OF the war u" n 'll
| about tire same speech he made at Wollna
| and els where.
After Hawley Allen, n populist spoke"
THO ind cations are from what can D.
| hazard thnt Robson will beat ilawley yer
| badly at this box.
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BAILEY At SCHuLENBURC.
He Showed the luiquities Of Repuh-
iicaa Tsxatioa.
That BOX IS SURE FOR ROBSON
the Crowd--Niayor Wolterss
Idea of ExpMnsion.

Sohulenburg, Texas, October is.--At the
twenty fifth anniversary Of scMlenburs
today there wAs large attendance. about
1900 people coming from every direction.
Mayor Theoiorc wolt@s delivered the an
ntversary address; he said ne was In favor
OF expansion as far as Schulenhurg incor-
porating within her limits la Orange, Fla
tonia. Hallotsvilic and weimar AMI no fur
ther
rsen Hon. l.. W. Moore introduced Hon,
J. w. Bailey In q very Appropriate address;
he sayt bailey Mas the only man that ever
downed Cpar Reed.
MIR, Bailey made a lew rcrnNrks about
che beautiful country and Intelligent people
and plunged into polltlcs He discussed tac
republican tariff anil unequal and unjust
tax put on the people by the republican
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Mn. Hoec's OPINION.
Thinks sherman Is the Cause of the
Ncpuhticun ROW.

sherman. Texas. October 1s.--Yesterday
afternoon while waiting for tho southbound
train Governor Hogg was approached by q
citizen who inquired his opinion on the
political probabilities. The ex-governor
saal: ION. wen wallop EN- next time
sure. We are gaining on them every day
No doubt about that don't know 20
much about TIE democratic prospects for
this fall We have a chance TO get Il ma :
jority in congress. but tho time ~ very
short and 1t IS hard to say how we "ii'
come Out"
In regard to the present disorder among
NATURALIZATION officials the governor saio
"The trouble with Alger is John Sherman.
He Ia mad al Mckinley and thinks down
ing Alger Is the best way 10 down the
president He knows all the ropes
slhrewd and vindictiye. and sllppci bis khltc
In where It will do the most damage he
is largely responsible for all this row 10
the republican camps, tEnk. lie Is inc
man who Is causing the exposures OF incoln
potency and mismanGgement.'
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people Of Williamson county At the follow
Ing places, on the following dates, tc-wit:
Bartlett, Tuesday night. October 81.
Granger. Wednesday night October 2s;
I.aneport, THURSDAY, 10 o'clock a. M. o.
tober 81: COPELAND, Friday afternoon. oc-
toher IS; Riees Crossing, Friday night.
October cs; lmtto, Saturday afternoon.
October 70; Round Rock. Saturday night.
October 90; l4eandsr, Monday afternoon,
October 81: Liberty Hnl. Monday night,
O,tober ri. Fioronce, Tuesday night. No
yernbcr 1. Corn Hnl Wednesday night.
November .: Taylor. Friday night. Novem-
her 4, Georgetown. Monday night. No
yember Z. Populists candidates for said
office invited to be present.
II. II. Eanes.
Chairman Democratic Executive Commit
tee Williamson County.
John ID. Hudson. Secretary.
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nrnrnLng nj Mut.o.

IIuNo. Texas, October ls.--lInn. J. NJ.
browning OF Amarillo spoke here last
night to q good audience His speech was
enjoyed by all democratic hearers In
substance he reviewed the democratic
party for the lust twenty-five years. and
In every way compared the democratic and
republican parties. expatiat-~~ al ionSth
on bonded indebtedness and republican ex-
irayagance. Hc TOOK occasion TO espe,
cIaJly rsf,r TO tho candidacy OF Colonel
Wash Jones. who is the Independent oppo-
nent OF Hon. Albert Bnrieson. Mr.. brown-
Ing paid a glowing tribute TO Mr. burle-
gon. his audience was pleased with MS
npeech and he made many friends, VINO
wish and confidently expect 10 see ann
Lieutenant, governor
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KLnuEne Ar WHARTON.
showed rouciusivriy Why He should
lie Returned to Congress

Wharton Texas October ~. Last nlSnt
nj mo court house Hon. Rudolph Klobers.
democratic nomreo for congress, ndhfoHSon
nm appreeiative audience In Two h0nrh
speech on tho leading issues of the day
Mr.. r. NJ. Brown, In an appropriate taIh'
introduced MIR Klcbegg, paying him Wen
deserved compliment on his record IN con.
gress as democrat In thorough syinpathy
with his party. After thankinS MT bro~h
Nj. Kleberg spoke Of the Importance oil the
coming session, pregnant us IL ~ Win hlh-
tory -making issues. Giving brief histof,
OF the war with Spain, he euiosizeu our
Loye in blue, not only those who fohghe
ana died, but also the boys Ia camp anu inc
reserve guard at home, paying n glowing
tribute to the bravery OF Joe Wheeler ana
Fit2huRh Lee, which was Responded "
with loud applause. He condemned inc
policy or the republicans IN making wal
lax for a year averrlng that the democratic
knew the war could only last three months'
he is opposed to The condlatory ettltuhe
Of the United States towards SPAIN says
that spain wns on her knees on the 12th Oh
August and tie United States had put 10
name It's own terms. He favors tho free
Ing OF cuba as an independent nation ana
later on annexation as State but only
at the request OF the psoplc OF thht 'smHu'
He opposes tho expansion OF territory,
claiming pogsesslOns IN The Orient could
only work to the detriment Of home Ia
Dor and the cheapeniug Of home pro1un-
tons. Porto Rico. he claims, is ours by
right OF conquest and because she ~ nc
our doors and available TO the pnacticdb.liy
of our iaws. He claims that the var has
been ripe with benefits. first In the unlfn
OF the North and South IN Communicating
the strains OF Dixie" and the "Siar srpn-
gled Banner In enc grand harmony; Sec
ond In establishing the United States in
the first rank In tho roll OF nations, He
claims that owning territory In the orient
is against the constitution, and only asks
coaling station there. and said he felt
thpt, while opposed 10 Mckinley as demo-
crat, that Mckinley was an American ana
patriot and would not allow the violation
OF the constitution. But the main ssre OF
tho FfUy-sisth congress, he continued Ia
the money question. and he takes his stann
there. squareiy on the platform In favor OF
free and unlimited coinage Of silver 1T a
| ratio OF 10 TO 1. He compared the Boid
bug 10 the boil weeyil: as the boil weeyli
eats the heart OF the cotton. 80 the goldbhg
| sals the NE blood OF the Nation. closing IN
moving call 10 all 10 rally around me
! standard OF democracy. an appear ~hieh -
| never made In vain In Wharton,
| Mr.. Kleberg left on the train for mis- n'xt
1 las.
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RURLEsON AND JONES.
Thc People of Eigln Edificd ny
Joint Debate.

Elgln, Texas, ocPber is,--At about . D.
m yesterday Colonel g. w Jones ana non
A. S, Burleson met here In joint DEBATE
There WIS a good crowd present. who ms
tened patiently and attentively to the
speakers. Colonel Jones opened and occn-
MED one hour and half. Mr. burleson fol-
lowed In a speech of one and half hours
then Colonel Jones reioined In fifteen
minutes talk.
Colonel Jones dwelt largely on the money
question and the tariff. strongly adyocai-
Ing his time worn theory OF RreeAbackisni.
Mr.. Burleson adhered TO the platform OF
The democratic party as laid down at Chi
cago, eulogized w j. Bryan and reierieI
10 Colonel Jones as political dreamer aud
as living in the past. His speech was iotel~
bic and pointed and made him many trlend9
here Both speakers we're given good at
teniion and the crowd vas good natures
throughout the speaking.
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'WIFE'S AWFUL
ECZEMA

Ny vito was In ths most hoszihlf 0oadlsioa
Of any human beinR, from EcsolnAs oAeeou1A
neither cit down nor lie down. her t6esnrO ~
90 intense. tried AL the doctors that I cc611
reach, hut she got 20 that firmly believe -
not bccn advised Of CuncunA RxnEniD an1
got them. NY wifo Cess 70 sisep n tSo Acsre
atrer tie first application, although ahe had
Not slept 5or serrs dcys, and with two bcxco
OF CuricuRA tcintment) and one cake Of
CrTmuRA Soar she scas absoisfelv csre6. md
ID we'll and hearty to-day.
erssny Cvsn TAnsrusxr rrn T0eryame. pssg3Q.
gntso HunoRs. wIvu Loss o. itAin VAN keehs ~
CuttrraA SOAR gentis AnolntanEp With CurlcrpA pm
ct 81 smoIient akin aud mild dosee ~ CuxcunA
kHseiyhSr. greatest Of blood parAszs and huncs enso
50 soassSss ~ scss rcT r. q
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SAVERS AND nopsoS CLUB.
Very Active Membership fn the One
AT CarmfDe.

Carmlne, Texas. October i9.--The mem
bers OF the carmine sayers and Robson
club met last night at Woodmen's hall ana
quite number OF new members were add
ed TO the list Speeches we're made by
prominent democrats and all were well re-
cfiycd.
motion was made Ia meet at the War
renton Ssyers and Robson club house on
Saturday next. and quite number decided
20 20 and Join in with them.
A band was engaged and . banner Vas
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RenubIcnn Comfy Ticket.

Bastrop. Texas. October i9.--The Chris
tisn faction of the Bastrop county repuo-
iieans held a session, which lasted all day
yesterday After animated discussion a
county ticket was put out as follows; For
county clerk. W. Woods: for sheriff,
George LAWS; for tax assessor. q. G, Cal
ioway; for tax collector. John Wilson; fcr
treasurer. Charles Haynie; for county az
torney Paul Page; for district clerk.
n. J. Gr.esenbeck; for county judge, j. D.
Price
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WANT A MIG MAJORITY.
Williamson County Democrats After
fhs. PonrIistx In Fnrnest.

Georgetown. Texas, October 1s,-The
democrats OF this county are not satisfied
with merely a handsome majority but VIII
make an effort to poll an overwhelming
vsae, making ii practically unanimous. as
will be seen by the following announce
ments:
The various democratic candidates for
district and county offices Will address the
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nom candldatc. ON The Tickct.

Brenham. Texas. October ia rc-
publican convention OF the For,y-eighth
Pictorial district. composed OF Burleson.
Washington and Leo counties. met this
afternoon In BRENNAN and nominated Algio
N HINT, colored for floater Ia opposition
!, sam II. Coolest, democratic nominee,
II was decided to put both Sayers and
Gibbs on the ticket and Wash Jones was
lndorscd. This is the Fricke wing OF tue
party and has little support among tho
colored voters
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,,nvIcy A. wtuehestcr.

Winchester Texas, October ls.--lIcn. \.
D. Hawiey addressed tho people OF VIA
chester last night His speech was re-
hash of other speeches made by him
throughout the district and was In general
a defense of the present adIninistration's
policies, both financial and military.
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Mr. burke. Campaign.

corsieana. Texas. October ls.--congrese'
an r. Il. Burke of Dallas Is In tire city
ard Is looking extremely we'll He Is MI
ing appointments In the county this week
ard an effort will be made TO Induce hin
70 speak at the opera house In this city
Saturday He says he Is meeting largo
crnwds and resolving splendid aearins
wherever he goes.
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WILL VOTE ron sAyIaRs.
Republicans Have No Use
for Harvey (sibbs.

Hampstead, Texas, October 10.
The vote for Joseph Sayers aud
the rest OF the demowsdie State
ticket in Waller ami Fort Deud
counties'ls go ng TO be something
tremendous, Tho republican lead
era have virtually concluded to
vote solldly for Sayers, the popi-
lists are almost wiped ont and
NNro Is nothing left in this part
Of the woods for Barney Gibbs.
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pu.h,eiI ana Cove speaking.

weathcrford. Texas October ls.--Speak-
or Dashieli and the blind pcpulist orator.
Gore. spoke in weatherford last night 70
!, crowded house. Mr.. Gore opened the de-
baie in an hour and half talk, and was
followed by Mr.. DaHhlell In 'wo hours
reioinder All speeches were fully appre-
ciaied. They speak at Brock. this county,
tonight.
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ordered made 70 represent what the club .
FOR. All are In good spirits 20 go and work
hard III order to elect the respective nomE
nees for State and the Tenth congressional
district
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pared with those daily borne by thousands
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n had been troubled with bronchitis for
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REPORTED By SAMPSON.
Navy Department Posts n Bulletin Re-
citing What Had Been Don to
June 22.

Navy Department Posts q Bulletin Re.
citing What Had Been Done to
june 22.
WASHINGTON, June 30. The navy
department posted the following bul.
letin, giving a report from Admiral
Sampson, under date Of June 20. of
Santiago:
ION the morning Of the 18th, the
batteries at the entrance Of Santiago
were subjected to a severe lombard.
ment by the feet. The firing was de-.
hberate and in general most excellent.
The batteries were quickly silenced.
On the 10th the Texas. Marblehead and
Suwanee destroyed the forts at Guam.
tanamo. On the 10th the Yankee en-.
gagged q Spanish gunboat off C~ienfue.
COS. On the 18th, Lieutenant Harlow.
with two steam launches, one under
Cadet Powell, aud one under Cadet
Hart, made an examination of Cabanas
bay. The launches were subjected to
q heavy and continued fire at short
range add were struck II times, al.
though 10 one was hurt. Lieutenant
Harlow in his report particularly
praises the conduct of Cadets Hart and
Powell and Coxswains O'Donnell and
Blom. On the 10Th General Garcia
and his staff visited the flagship, hav.
ing arrived that morning at General
Rabi's camp at Acerraderos.
Cubaus Are Praised.
My impressions Of General Garcia
are Of the most pleasant character. He
is a large, handsome man, Of most
frank and engaging manners, and Of
most soldierly appearance. The feet
has, with my directions, furnished
arms, clothing and food to the Cuban
forces. both east and west Of Santiago.
Much has been done in this direction
at Guantanamo by Commander NJ.
Gala, who has been most energetic in
rendering them all assistance possible.
Great activity and courage has been
shown by the Cubans at Guantanamo
and Commander McCalla is most
eulogistic in reference to their conduct.
There are about 10, 600 Cuban forces in
this immediate vicinity. On the Goth
the army transports arrived and Gen.
eral Shafter and l paid a visit to Gen.
erals Garcia and Rabi. The process OF
Decentralization was rendered diff cult
by heavy seas, the heaviest which We
have had during the three weeks the
fleet has been stationed here. By 8 in
the afternoon, however, 1000 men
were ashore, and the work was
proceeding with great rapidity.
The pier was not injured and
one Of the steamers went alongside
Of it. The water supply was not in.
jured. The Vesuvius has done almost
nightly firing since she has been here.
the explosion Of shells producing very
great effect"
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WADE LEFT IN CHARGE.
WIN he in Command 1t Chicksmaux,
When Brooke Moves to b Front.

WIN He in Command At Chicksmauxs
When Brooke Moves to the Front.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-It IL stated
at the war department. that Major
General James F. Wade, commanding
the Third army corps at Chickamauga,
will be in charge Of all the men at tina,
place when Major Generals Brooke and
Wilson proceed to Tampa. This they
are to do with the ~ regim ents Of
troops which have been designated to
be ready to move at the shortest posi-.
BILE notice. The probability is that
these regiments will not be sent to
Tampa for some days as their or iginal
orders contemplated that they should
not move before eight or 10 day 9, there
being no necessity for their presence at
the Florida port before that time.
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KILLED AT The BATTLE CT LA QUAsISA.
Spaniards and Colonel Young's and
Colonel Woods commands.
The officers are highly complimented
for their dash and courage.
The general says there is absolutely
no warrant for the statement that our
troops were ambuscaded. He says the
attack vas deliberately planned from
knowledge in his possession the night
before.
AS soon as the remaining battalions
Of the Thirty.fourth Michigan and the
Eighth Massachusetts which arrive on
the Harvard, and the 5000 reinforce.
ments sent out from Tampa reach
here, Aguadores will be taken.
The place was shelled today by sew.
eral ships of the fleet. Aguadores is
on the line of the advance Of the army
into the interior and close to the rail.
road. 1t will hen probably become
the base of operations, while the sup.
Ply base may remain at Juragua.
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Newfoundland Wants to come In.

LONDON, June 3O.-The premier OF
Newfoundland, Sir James Winter, who
has arrived here on q special mission.
says in an interview that Newfound.
land should participate in any arrange.
ment arrived at between the United
States and Canada. In regard to the
French claims in Newfoundland, tho
premier says the colony desires a ter.
minatlon of the French treaties.
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Notice TO Creditors.

In the county court OF tho county Of Lake,
state OF south Dakota. In the matter OF thu
estate Of Ole J. Ronniny deceased. Notice II
hereby given by the Undersigned, Ole y. MOlsk.
ness, administration of the estate OF Ole j. Ron.
ming, deceased, to the creditors OF, and all per
cons having claims against the said deceased, TO
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, with.
notice, to the said Ole q. Molskness at the ofics
OF d. Hoidridgc & Son, city Of Madison, county
OF Lake, South Dakota.
Dated June ~, 1893. OLE o. MOLsKNESS,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Ole J. KOnniDg,
Deceased.
D. D. HOLDRIDGE & SON,
Attorneys for Administrator or.
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C~
Sioux City Live Stock.
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. June 90.
HOGS = Market Is a shade lower.
Quality not very good. Range Of prices,
IS. 40 "a 80.
CATTLE-Market steady. Good de.
mand for fat cattle and stock calves.
Sales ranged at $i.OO95 90 for stockors;
e. 5OG3.oo for cows; AlOW 100 for heiiers
G.75@4.5O for steers.
SHEEP-Mark et steady; lambs 25@5Oc
lower.
Sales ranged at Il. 4OI4.oO for muttons:
81. 5OG5. to for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, loo; cattle, 600; sheep,
$50; calves, 40.
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Wyoming's Showing,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 80. "A battery
of light artillery, composed Of 125 men
under Captain Palmer Of Cheyenne, has
arrived here. Governor Richards
makes the statement that 10 per cent
OF the population Of Wyoming Of mill.
tary age il now in the M
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eummer Term Mt Agricultural
College.

In order to accommodate those who
cannot attend college any other time OF
the year, The South Dakota Agricultur.
al College has arranged TO have an eigh,
weeks term beginning July Goth, 1898
The exceptionally we'll equipped lab.
o~rator,es provided by this institution in
charge OF members Of the faculty will be
offered by the departments Of English
Mathematlc, Physics, Botany, Chemis.
try, History, Art. Zoology, Business. En-.
gineering, Music and Economics.
Full information may be obtained
from the President OF the college.
JOHN W. HEsToN,
Brookings, S. d.
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Extends Through Western Galjcia.

VIENNA, June 30. Tho decree issued
proclaiming martial law in Limanou
and Neu Sandec, district Of Austrian
Galicia, owing to the frequency OF
cases Of murder, robbery and incen.
diayism which have occurred there.
extends through Western Galicia.
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