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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

don't let anybody overcharge you sim ply because you can afford to pay When the shave is completed Mr Rockefeller knows his daily income has passed the s477 10 mark.
 Then he breakfasts. breakfasts plain ly on a chop and potatos, as plain, but
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

overcoat. His mother left her bed to ad- init him, and when he had the coat and was going she followed him into the kitchen, intending to lock the door aft CT him. Up to that moment he was the loving, stalwart son.
 Then, as she moved into the kitchen behind him, something in his brain worked abnormally. as when a well or dered machine is destroyed by a de- fective bolt or cog. Suddenly he turned drawing a pistol, and without a word shot her through the head. So suddenly was it done that the woman
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

The most remarkable railway in the world is the one designed by MT. Nesom, an electrician, for use in the Chilcoot Pass, and mountainous dis tricts generally. By it's means the loft fest precipices can be skirted, the steep est mountains sealed, and avalanches and snowdrifts rendered powerless to impede locomotion. The track, instead of being carried over bridges or through tunnels, is projected by stout girders from the very face of the mountains, and from it the car is suspended in mid-air The wheels on which the car runs and the motor which impels it are inside the track.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

ILLIAM GIPP of Buffalo was practically dead for more than three years, and when he awoke the other day from the long dreamless
 sleep which was so near an
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30
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approach

approach to dissolution memory brought back to him no suggestion of the terrible day when he murdered his mother, shot his father and became a child, simple child, who had lost his hat, and was crying because he could not find it.
 Willie" Gipp was 20 years old when something in. his brain went wrong, three years ago, and when he awoke on January he believed he was only 20 still.
 As far as can be learned there is no taint of insanity or epilepsy in the fam fly. Well reared by loving parents, the
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

consent the richest man on this contl-
 nent and one of the four richest Tn the world. He controls the dolngs or veritable army of men, fixes the price of such staples as oil and iron, manip-
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

ognize this tall man of Pennsylvania Dutch descent, whose face shows the heavy lines and prominent nose that are characteristic of that ancestry, as he walks up the best known thorough fare in America. Yet he is by common
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

- HE effective though not the first
 discovery of gold in California,
 the great rush to the diggings,
 the hardships and the wonderful
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22
coLoRED MILITARY SCHOOL
baptist Church Of Besso. wants ~
Institufion to Educate Negroes IN
Dufies of fComni.sionsa 0Meer.-

Boston. July 25.-The Twelfth Bap-
t:st church Of Boston has adopted the
following:
Resolved. That the president be re-
quested 10 institute . FREQ military school
in whieh 10 educate colorsd soldiers for the
duties o. commissioned O.; ;crrs. which was
on March q. 1se4. done for white soldiers.
who were appointed to lead colored troops.
and tho ;1-a chosc- for this responsible
ofllce b. taken frosa those who have won
distinction on the battlefield.
Resolved. That the people assembled
recognize with gratitude the courage and
soi1ie-iy qualities CT the blacks now in
Cuba. who n adc the victory Of Santiago
possibility. As the climate Of Cuba. 4
me- mace to the white s.IdiSr. is adapted to
promote the highest development of the
black. II Is our hope 10 see the Pearl of the
Antilles become 10 america what 1t has
never been 10 Spain. the home of a thrifty
and happy people
Resolved, That IL is our belief that the
black man has lecn educated and trained
In luisilI an tn1or.a:it mission, not only
for Cuba. | a. FER the Spanish possessions
that are 10 c-.1s u .er our control The
Cuban, for WHOM Ee we.-t 10 war with
Spain. WHEN a.il.ed 70 do rneniai work. de-
clined. clEi q tf.4i he WIS soldier and
not wor. IL nan. he negro. faithful to
his na-t1r r. t--ahoip. lica came. and
as 4 contra.-----. i. -s...ss bui.G our forts
and do w5ri- sc7ssa. 10 III, ssuccess of the
army. was q .c-dieT as faithful IN burden
bearing as hi was rTssrs IN hattie. and now
occupies the proud -sizio-- ne holds in the
eyes of the word l-eaGss Christs rule
obtains control and He that humbleth
himself, SHAH be c=2ited-' .
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22
sHERIFf,S SALE

Bv virtue of a certain writ of execu-
ton and fee bill issued ont of the dis
tricf court OF Arapshoe county, state of
Colorado, To be as sheriff of the county
of Fremont. and tate of Colorado, di-
rected IN favor of Harry u. Fredrick
ard Charles Moser. plaintiffs. and
AGAINST The Raven Hill Mining Il Mill
ing Campany, defendant, whereby l am
commanded TO make the sum OF four
tho"sand aud sixty-one dollars and
forty two cents (S406l.42). and the fur
ther sum OF twenty-five dollars and
seventy i've eelis (Ss5-75) costs, less the
one thousand dollars (sl.00l paid on
the judgment, August %. 1898 | have
levied npon and taken into execution
all the right, title and interest of the
said defendant, "The Raven tiin Min
ing 4 Milling Company. of, in and to
the following real estate, to-wir:
The Dakota Gill lode mining claim,
location, certificate whereof is of record
in book d3, page liz, of the records of
Fremont county, 81 nate III the county
of Fremont. STATE oF tt,loraf,
Which said property | shal offer for
sale at pi;hiic au fioi oa Fsi,ss- q to-
Der ., ls.s, at the hf.a - hr.-- sci ',-S
in the Afternoon &C Sai,i dtN ~ H.
front door nt tile esAmis c-sa.t hsss,s 5.
Canon City, in il,s >iid countv "a fre
mont. in the stare OF colsrn,in. 10 n,
highes' ssd hest bidder for c@sli. fn
the p@rp sc ii paving he $ :; jn. :
ment ami cns,S
WI. I'm, kiNs. sheriff.
First pi,il. sept Sih. iSsiS-
Las, pun. Oct. 6.ti. l>.sS.
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22

iiiost prominent physirians Of Freepors- I've
cf t',enI npi.isd cis.sTre batteries but none
q the doctors irsnisrent gave any lasting
benefit. II wAs ti.i that my husland Il uppos-
tune visit to = drug store brought Us the
metlls which led 10 tie cure m our ri1iId.
while there he learned Of the wonderful
power OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People, and 'iseid,d 10 buy some for our
dauyhfe-'s ,1cisft.
We fri,si i..esa and the hopes which We
bad fixcd I -ssr -i.:s their merits were much
more tilan 6 sd before one box Of the pills
had bern t>ssi.
startled with the cry of sirmn,r fapm little
Beatrice who was creeping toward me i
had PLACED i,er on nm tnI revised bed IN the
parler Comfortably close 10 the ireside and
given her sonic books and pia,thing She
bs-cane tired OF writing f,,r ME TO come back
ard made W iser iiinI go TO me. her
story Ny Piah i'Ais snasie me walk. which
slc tells everyHii. $ -, eciues 10 our house,
Was then for lie Fist iiflr verified. Size has
walked eyer sii,r-- sise l,as now ifk'p about
nine boxes of the Ii4is snd her Ju;e and
p'nched fee bn. avn rowing rosy, and her
h',l'. gsinrd sirenGsa day y day. She
tisr pills size prni'i ~: bun iew hours at
t;u--
~ shall be riui II r,ythiny that ! can
sly for DR. Niiliape Ink 2ils for Pale
People. mag he 81 snesf to those in pain
1,iere must be man q .i.iren who suffer =
F.afFlee did and cssc that my story viii
b. noticed ~ fH.'ir 's-ents."
a sfteiHe for All .asr Of weakness is OBJ
Il med in III. WE tf,s' Pink Pills for Pale
,arie. The bit,.e ri.riized and Leeonses
y egfssni ril- - Ken, ,s;y Of life- The ner-
ssus sssisir rroi % i.e:. rll irregularities
eotrss $50. tsrf @;t f.tnrns nDd disease
usnrsss - r,isas sja have been the
e res ,s'r '.ls.s b. % ), pills iilsf tieir fame
- spool iH. Z r f,Ss Of civilization.
neEt-srs ysai q" ,n' VI . find the most I'M
.1snt arsstia r. ~ M, sfere to be DR.
\. iiiiAtns' INK Pile lpe Pale People.
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22

anu QcJcCDOu Wntlc
her healthy sisters enjoy themselves. She
may be naturally beautiful. naturally aftrac-
tive, naturally interesting and animated
gnzwing at the very vitals of her womaniy
wall flower in comparison with her brighter
Favorite Prescription is a wonderful medi-
acts directly on the delicate and important
organs concerned in wifehood and mother
hood 1t tones and builds up the shattered
nerves. II restores the glow of health to
the paliid cheek II gives springiness and
trip TO the carriage. II makes the eyes
sparkle with returning vivacity. 1t imparts
animation to the mien and gestures. The
fan that long lay iistiess and idle in the lap
of an invalid again speaks the eloquent
language of a healthy, happy woman
Thousands of women have testified to the
marvellous merits of this wonderful medi-
cine.
For several yczrs suffered with pro,apsus
Of the uterus = writes Miss A. Lee Schus-cT of
Box 4. Rodney. Jefferson Co. Miss "our fam-
,s pszy--clar sfe1.el INC fD- Eizuey trouble. and
everything ei>r but the night thiaz grew
worse and wor~>- Ny body was emzciafed
with great paipstztioa Of the heart I would
suffer with nausea all night ! began taking
yonr Fsvor1te Prescription and began to i'm
prove night away ] have taken three bottles
and now 1 an very nearly well and am very
happy and thankful to you
Keep your head up and your bowels open
The Golden Medical Discovery viii put
steel in your backbone, and Dr. Picrce's
Pleasant Pellets viii c.1re constipation
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22
pAucATEss oF AMEaIcA.

Ping out ye bells. your sweetest chime9s
Sing, al ye pc It's. dtzcet filvIles-
Shout loud. ye erowes. in y .ssngest pra11es
Shine out. fair sun. Ia softe3t rays.
And dance ye Fl..iing wafern-
For Freedoms sons viii sing a song.
That In a chorus, high and strong.
Shall sounding ring. from to seq. r. y
Whose theme Of harmony shall Be.
Americas true daughterss
Obi they are loyal, brave and true.
And fair the red, and white. and bluss
That In q nations colors rise.
Hfine In thes- checks. and brows. ana oyoqp
And glow upon their banners
From ocean shore TO mountain crest;
From north. and south. and east. and we9ts
From all the bright and beauteous land
They come. a blessing-laden band.
And singing sweet hosannahs-
with cheering words from such mouth.
~ thine. oh. daughter OF the southI
And love from such "a loyal breast.
As thine, oh, daughter of the west!
The sons can never falter-
And While in north and east shall stand
The earnest. helping. sister band.
Sweet Freedoms Cay shall know no nignt.
But ever shall the flame glow bright
Upon the country's altar.
w. L. vlssscher. in Chicago Tfmes-Hsf-
AID
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22

.
- any known to
the tongue of
- man 1t can
1 invite or repe1.
sigh or smile,
~ be m eek or
-. naughty, tear
lE a passion to
~ tatters or hum
bly, seek for
Riveness.
II can also tell the
story of health A
woman who suffers
from weakness and
disease in a woman
ly way sits IN sorrow
and deferfson -hfle
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22

Bob Moore, of Lafayette, indiana,
says that for constipation he has found
DeWittis Little Early Risers to be per-
feet They never gripe- Try item for
stomach and liver troubles
HUNTER PALMER
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22

The rest Of the happening IL best told in
the mothers own wVrds. She said
sOn the 2sth Of .;ci.t. 1856, while ia the
bloom Of health Beatrice was suddenly md
.evsrely Afflicted with spinsl meningitis.
strong and vigorous l,-s,-c IL five weeks site
,ecams feeble and ntsii.--d from psraiyIjc
sroke which twistr.i ,,rr n.-sl. hack to the side
nd made il imps In i,rr 10 nave n limb.
Ter speech however vas n,t affected. We
He'd in onr sii,n.Iy s.5F-''-, ane ef the most
.perienced aud sn,seA.lii practitioners IL
ecity. He considered ft.e case very grave
ae.
"The child's body was bnn,iaeed 70 keep
sr In position 81 n II WIS seen thai other
s-ans must he nd 3a-,i. LiiiI+ Beatrice
'rh against her : ~ s-as housed up IN a
i.rer paris jacket ieh SIZE w.n- far sew
= months.
In the hope Of receiving some help tor
child ". esnsniicd IL iisrn nin- of fh'
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22
SNtI:ilF,, S,.E.

Rv virtue of a eerss;n writ as eSscu-
ti,,, and fee b Y isss a i ~ the 'ltS
tr ct &, u ~ t,tss 4, i,al,t : q q.
Colorado T.. me -. Sir 'iF ,-t tn ( te
ty al ~, am st.i >--.a OF Col .T;tde.
di-ee,sd IA iavsr "a Cl.xrs 5 + ,s-ss
plaintiff. ana ass - III T. -tHi 'ii-'
tsyipu'a M N-t,i. ~ fnTa-~s' va
I.fmifsS.. N,i|s 80 - 81 cii
mand.-d r. y sli. :. sf'Is ~ 49,
hunur, d d. iars ,Slaal iiai.s.' ~,
the further sam o. s.i,,- eei q lafs
forty cents fSi9 .!Hl SIS i-s i..v
anon NJ ,S.e "a, ~ -. So al is-
rig.,r. ii Il F.. 1 IN t.esS go IA 4
feiidapf. h. l.ai tsss ail-i rIprhs trs- Z
Reinc; IN ,rrrosatirn i.insi,.~t af 4
s,,l 10, tl.v fo'soAirc q, Srr led ua'
state tntrs..
Al g!5ss ,A,ri ~ s.s =, S-''.s
ast qnartes oi lite n sis .e.l ;. .s.sf
If section tsensy-one (sil ,ssn>hi''
nineteen IN. Sauih If rang S'StN-Sari.
i,isD IVES. bounded rs gi,'',,As: B-ei
ling paiat fisrsr Nrn red ard
.hirtv (,;sm i.ef north Of the s"uthwes
.-or,,er rf said fer str- ,ssc'; tt.nc,
lne EAST 4 $ ance sF '.sre iusisllss'
sNij feet: thence dee roth \ Il is;a'sse
II thr-e hundred sa.l thirty CSs'l net;
he,sce due MS: di~'snce OF fur hun
tFSU anu tfI'tN ktCs't ~. Stsf'>S W.
north u distances three hundred and
thirty t;sSM f.-s; thenee due west v
distance Of fonr hundred and twenty
l4sO) feet: thence due south distarec
OF six hundred and sixty (tisio) fret. 70
the point u beginning. together with
the mill. building. machinery. and all
other fixtures and improvements there
on. situated In Fremont County, Colo.
ra6n, aforeeAid,
which said property l shall odsr FOX
sale at public auction On saturday, the
sth day cf October A d. 1893, at the
hour Of eleven O'Clock in The forenoon
Of said day. ~ the front door of the
county court house ~ Canon City, IN
the sa,d county Of FREMONT, IN the
state Of Colorado. to the highest and
bsss bidder for cash, for The purpces Of
n. &. HAvK1sA sAsriG-
Isss ~ .''.ss'.. .sa''''sssa'.:s = - e
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22
a STALEEazIIE) STALEz ..loTHER|
Sraage nsryenin 10 Eser FauF-vsar Old Daughter Dd
NOT Real - ike Daagsr Grill too Late.
llaom tlss 1.sl.sIsa. ilreslos I. Iu.

WhiIs busy q work IN her home, Mrs VIII
Ham Shay, corner Of Taylor and Hancock
Ave.,uss, Frerposs, Ill, ans startled ~ hear.
lug ii0is4: just belsini her
Turning quickly she saw creeping toward
her, htr four year-nld .inntsser. lisafrice-
The child moved oyer he iio,,r Tifii an effort,
isu' ssensd allied win JOY ut Indine her
anUtilss.
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22
CASTORIA
Fer InfAats and Children.
n kht Ysl Have Alssys bsaght
.':.s.... -: .: e sZ6Zzzs<
70 RENT.

New 6room-rooms all large brick,
cor. loth and Harrison. Cellar, hot
watsf tank Oso ranss) large yard, good
barn and chicken house. Water in
kitchsn. 80, ole.
New B-rooa ftane-Cellar and barn.
lnxus Earasn land with hoass, Harrison
ave-. el0.
: Lsrss rosa esink, nsw. HArrisou
sva Csllar. lArgs yAFa, - elo.
An e klsvs kossn end lots Ars
1no11 =. ~ n ~ nsiaAAoFAeed-
~ 1uI1kw pns11sa1na inQaise e r. A.
a8nra1A xuulnsee 0snn1s -
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22
rA- Welsh, Of Authority.

An excellent story was told alta char
ify dinner. One day a man was brought
into the accident hospital who was
thought to be dead. His wife was with
him. One of the doctors said: .-Hc is
dcad.r but the man raised his heasi and
said; .No- I'm not dead yet" where
upon his wife admouished him. saying:
IRE quiet, the doctor ough, to know
bess."-P Pearsnn's Weekly.
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22

A vivacious wom.n's
fan can frequently
speak in more e1o-
oucut language than
Cañon City record., 1898-09-22

Sick headache, biliousne1, constipa-
fion and all liver and stomach troubles
can be quickly cured by using those
famous little pilIs known as Dewitt's
Little Early risers. They are pleasant
to take and never gripe-
HUNTER PALMER
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-09-22
Will Finney En- Route to Santiago.

We take the following clipping
from the Lancaster Gazette of Sept.
18th, in regard to Mr.. Will Finney
of this city who enlisted in the U. S.
Signal service:
Ralph Roby received letter this
morning from his army chum, Will
Finney of Logan, who is now on a
transport, off Charleston, South
Carolina, enroute to Santiago. Will
writes that he is in good health and
spirits, though there is case of yell
low fever on board. Thepresence of
the yellow fever prevents the vessel
from landing and makes life on
board monotonous. He expects to be
in Santiago in few days and re-
grets that his chum is not with him.
Ralph is also annoyed at his inability
to be with his chum and hopes that
he will be ordered to join him soon.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-09-22
Commissioners Change.

On Monday county commissioner
elect, John w. Smith was sworn in
and is now full fledged commiss-
ioneI of this county. Smith is a
strong man for the place, he is one
of Hocking's yeomanry that has
helped hold the old county in the
paths Of recititude; has served Tor
years as trustee of his own town
ship, and now comes in to assist in
the affairs of the county, a fitted
and excellent man for the position.
We wish him God speed in his
domestic and official positions.
The big commissioner Cart Webb
retires. Cart was a corker; socially
a pleasant fellow, but as a com
missioner an utter failure. We
hope the mistakes he made were
made honestly, and thus his errors
may he forgiven. He has the dis.
tinction of having built the first
pike in Hooking county, such as it
is, and was smart enough to build it
from Logan to his own home. He
was a busy commissioner, having
gotten in the Goth day of May in
this year, which was Sunday. One
proud feature of Mr.. Webh's reign
is that while he was commissioner,
he was the whole board. Which
ever way Cart would snap his fin
ger, his co-operator, his good man
Friday, poor, weak little Jesse
Williams would hop like grass
hopper. Cart has the distinction
of being the whole thing while it
lasted. He always had two votes
al his com mand, and that was a
plenty in board of three. When
ever boss Vickers had an ak to
grind to favor his cooperative
Democratic newspaper, he would
hand a type written resolution to
Cart, and the latter would pass it
over to Jesse with a nod, and poor
weak Jesse would have TO read it
aloud and vote for it. Oh, what
will Jesse do now without Cart to
nod. He won't know how to vote,
unless he excuses himself and runs
out to see Vickers. We are getting
a cartoon made of his hanging to
Vickers coat tail, and the Demo-
cratic (?) cooperative reciprocity
sheet in the back ground. The
soldiers are onto Jesse's bob. They
have got him placed now. But poor
soul, he will not last long. He will
soon pass out into history as the
other vote that Cart Webb had.
Fairwell to all his greatness.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-09-22
Cincinnati's Mayor
Issues an Appeal In Behalf of the
Suffering Miners at Jobs.

Mayor Tafel, in response to the
appeal for the starving miners at
Jobs has issued the following state
ment:
Sept, 10, 1S99.-To whom it may
concern: From official sources
have been informed that there is
great destitution among the miners
and their families In Hooking Co.,
o. The records show that since the
first day of April there has been on
ly % days of work provided for the
people, who are now in suffering
condition to the number of $500
souls. 1t would be reproach to
civilization and humanity to have
this condition of things exist with
out prompt effort being made to
bring about relief, and 1 cordially
commend to committee in charge
of the cause to the consideration of
our citizens.
"GUsTAv TAFEL, Mayor"
SEAL.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-09-22
Farmer Samuel
Soliloquizos on the God Given Free
dom Of Man kind.

Mr.. Editor:-There is one thing
that all Americans can boast of and
that is freedom, which Of right is
our prerogative, but do we possess
II, or in other words, do we realize
it, u fixed principle the want of
which brings chaos, while ad-
herence of choice and fitness to
freedom gives security. Therefore
we believe that freedom is an mate
principle Of man that nearly spon-
tainously develops under favorable
circumstances. 1t is the greatest
faculty with which we are endowed
and without IL there could he no
ambition, for any persuit, or pro-
gressive requirement. Man was
created good and free and his
cause outlined, but man took his
own course, ana not being intel
lectually developed he fell, sur
rendering purity, and every grace
he had been blessed by his Creator.
We say then that man was Great
ed, physically, Intellectually and
spiritually free and that he incum-
bered that freedom by disobedience
to law; and that moral force was
lacking in him to restore himself,
hence one of greater virtue must
descend or else the creation of man
was vain as to any good purpose
designed for him, 80 that Jesus
came and declared by his covenant
that If make you free you shall
be free indeed. which position sup
ports the idea that the whole man
is to be free, and to achieve the
virtues that belongs to such a
citizenship requires the migrating
of the true principle Of freedom
at the same point we lost ii (by
lust) and as Jesus was universal
emancipator, we, when made free
are universal advocates for him tC
act in the interest for restoration
to all men of intellectual, physical
and spiritual freedom. In this we
are our brothers keeper of every
cline and wherever chains ol
darkness or oppression deprives
men of freedom the host of free
man are directed to go with a pre-
paration of the Gospel and not {
conquest of greed and gain. The
whole world can only prosper by
love and freedom predominating
with free institution of education
free churches, and free gold anc
silver, with no millionaires to rot
us and no devil wise enough to de
cieve us.
SAMUEL.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-09-22

THE SUGGESTION has been made
to the President that the civil SER
vice reform law be construed" to
favor soldiers who may apply for
departmental places. The sugges-
ton is i'll advised and probably
comes from a spokesman on the
lookout for opportunities to evade
if not violate the law. If adopted
in the District, why should it not
be in the customs houses and post
offices in other localities? The re-
suit would be general demoriliza-
tion of the service and the weaken
ing and final destruction of the
civil service reform law.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-09-22
A Logan Boy Doing Well.

Hotel Neuman, Canton, o. Sept,
l6.-Mr. j. b. Dollison: Friend
Bruce, l suppose you will be sur
prised to hear from me but 1
thought would write and inquire
how the political aspect is down in
old He cking, as l have not seen any
OF the Hooking papers. / am up
here at Canton working for the
National Copying Co., of Chicago.
They sent me oyer here from Fos.
toria to start crew of men. / am
manager for them for the southern
part of Ohio. / put an sad" In the
Canton Reporter for two men and
/ could have had twenty-five in
three hours after the paper was
out. They swarmed into the hotel
like bees. That does not look well
for the Presidents own home, does
it. / send you the paper contain
ing the "ad". Talk about prosperity,
She must have missed the State of
Ohio, for / have been over big
part OF it in the last six months.
How are all the boys down there.
Give Sparnon my best. Send me
the DEMOCRAT. Iexpect / to be in
Logan in about two months.
Remain Your Friend.
JOHN .SCHwARz..
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-09-22

CORPORAL Tanner declares that
II the Republican Pension Com
missioner, Evans, had heard his
administration of the bureau con-
trasted with that OF Democratic
Commissioners Murphy, by the vet
erans at Cincinnati, the former
would not have felt complimented
by the verdict. This is somewhat
rough on Commissioner Evans, but
no doubt just to Mr.. Murphy,whose
record as Pension Commissioner
cannot be assailed.