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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
Easter Decorations.

The prettiest and most appropriate
Easter decorations we have seen for
many days are displayed at the hand
some new store OF Pemberton, Cordes
& Mosby. Easter colors are displayed
everywhere. Mr.. Thomas Crouch. the
decorator, assisted by Mr.. Eugene Deit-
rich and other young men In the store.
have changed this immense establishment
into bower OF Easter beauty Violet
and green are In evidence on every side.
Walls, pillars. and ceilings are covered
with white. violet. and green, displayed
In the most artistic manner. In the ro-
tunda is an immense Easter bell In violet
and white. The windows also are
tastefully decorated I'm violet and white.
IL will be a treat to everybody 70 View
this display, and at the same time in-
spect the immense stock OF sterling
values in new. up-to-date spring and
summer goods. Messrs. Pemberton,
Cordes & Moshy extend a cordial invita-
ton to everybody TO visit their store and
view the store Ia its Easter Dress"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
DENvER's MAYOR A DEMOCRAT.
Plurality OF the successful Candi-
date AbOut 5000.

DENVER, COL, April 4-Henry v.
Johnson OemocraO has been elected
Mayor OF Denver by plurality OF about
5000.
The straight votes alone have so far
been counted and the returns from seven
ty-five out Of the l5l precincts In the city
give Johnson DemocraD. 4,99S; Gates IRE
pubican) 1856; Ames (jilver Republican,.
3,3O9: McNlurray independently. 2.7I6.
REPUBLICAN GAIN IN COUNCIL.
or the thirty-four aldermen elected, the
Republicans secured nineteen and the
Democrats fifteen. The next city Council
will consist OF twenty-eight Republicans
and forty Democrats, gain or fiye for
the Republicans.
The city ticket OF the Democrats was
elected by majorities running between
5000 and s,coo
WILLIAMS FACTION WINS.
HOT SPRINGS. ARK, April 4-George
r. Belding, Straight Democratic candi-
date. was elected Mayor OF Hot Springs
to-day. He was supported by the VIII
liams faction, which clashed with the op-
posing forces OF March 18th. when five
men were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
ELECTION IN sT. LOUIS.
Council StiIl Repubiican-DemOc
Gain Five In House.

ST. LOUIS. APRIL Ask members OF
the City Council Upper House,. twenty
eight members Of the House Of Delegates,
and four school directors were elected
here to-day. The Republican Council
ticket was elected by about 1000 majority,
and that body will still continue to be
solidly Republican.
In the House OF Delegates nine Demo-
Gratis were elected. making a Democratic
gain OF five members. Two Democratic
and two Republican school directors were
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
IL the Baby IL Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and well-trled
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. IL soothes the
child, softens the gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for dhrrhoae. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
DIR. Talmage's Resignation Accented,

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The presby-
terry of Washington city. at its semi-an-
nual session to-day, accepted the reslgna-
ton of DR.. Dewitt Talmage, as pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church OF this
pitV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
Are YOu Going to Euroney

IL you are going TO Europe this spring
get the State Bank OF Virginia TO furnish
you with a travellers letter OF credit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05

Pills makes them better than other liver
pills. That Is all. Price. 10 and % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
CUBAN ASSEMBLY DIssoLvEs.

Army Question Settied-sad ForebOd-
fngs-Washington Envoys Report.
HABANA, April 4-Ths Cuban Military
Assembly this afternoon voted to disband
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
RELIEF AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April 4.-The news of
the Cuban Assembly's vote for imme-
date dissolution and disbandment of the
army was received here with relief and
qualification. The prolonged struggle
over the payment of the Cuban army had
begun To exhaust the patience of the
authorities here. The administration now
looks for more rapid progress in the work
of reconstruction OF the island, and less
difficulty in institutng reforms generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05

'
Thursday; fresh. northerly winds. becom-
ing variable.
For North and South Carolina-Fsir
and warmer weather Wednesday, proba.
bly, fair and warmer Thursday: fresh.
northerly winds. becoming variable.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was cool. partly cloudy. with
llsht snow In the morning. and clear ~
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05

- WASHINGTON. April i.-tore-
SiIQ 1 cast for Wednesday:
For Nlrginia--Fair weather
II ladnfsdnY: cloudy and Narnl.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05

,ace' and which Virginia might as well
iace To-Day az put II off for later date.
Nheers) The proposition would be elo-
Vuentiy opposed. but he desired to say
that u was proposed TO limit the election
10 the senators which should follow that
OF ,he senior Senator from Virginia. He
had already been renominated by the peo-
PIE, as witnessed by the plank adopted in
the platform, instructing the General As
sembly TO elect Daniel. mot satisfied
with putting II in your platform" he said,
you have adopted a resolution instruct
ing your representatives to vote for his
reelection, or be morally damned by the
Democracy"
i. Tor one, endorse from the bottom OF
my heart your action. Q.oud cheers)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05

the army and to dissolve. The voting
was q in favor OF the proposition to
against IT,.
The muster rolls were left In the pos
session OF the Executive Committee OF
the Assembly, who will facilitate the pre-
paration OF copies for General Brooke
The army question Is considered Get
tied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
The Meather.

CONTINUED ON PAGE FIvE)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05

CONCLUDED ON FIFTH PAGE.)
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-13

y sucv' @,,a. bu.iNoss man told
me th2rn Ncry ;..o things hc lratn-
ed when hc W@s vjghtuvn years Old
which woie ov,r afterwards Of great
usr T. nlm-MNmuiy, "Ncvlr to
lose "Ny;h!M.., "ui never to forget
anything. - I'm old lawyer sent
HIM W!th a3l important paper with
certain in rur,ion; what to do
wlth Il.
"Nut.. ,uquired the Young man,
suppose TIA; :loull hapnenlo lose
it, what slail No tl,u?"
~ a." l:u.. not lr#c it." said tlc
laN! ::.&rln&. !.
L trt. .t..1n tn,'" aid the v,unr
nan ). "rii };,,t should happen
to:
"Dut ,"y you mast not happen
to. shu ! make no provision for
such an occurrence; YOU must not
lo*e il.
'TAi. nat new train of thouvlt
into the young mans mind, and he
found that if he was determined to
lo thing ho could do il. He
made such provision against every
contingency that he nevor los,
anything lie found that. equally
true about forgetting. fla certain
m"ucl Of Importance wns 70 be rc-
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-13

Is tho largest over displayed in
this part Of the globc.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-13
The Peoples "Joulrnat.
local "Brevitfes.,
very dull in town Saturday,

heXC'M onaay.
An infant of%Mrl.and Mrs D. G.
Dmham, is very sick.
;Df. f.WSfN Kustip;Wiil boin Pick
ems IqlX 49, 49,, and 20. ,.,.. :: =
>Henry.Gra,,t, Of tho Nine Times,
section lost Gno horse last week
Mrs. NJ. j. J..Wolborn1 is reported ei; u
being; critically i'll ut hor home
near Pindor. !,
iRiqkens' .aand community. -. was
blessed With: u. Gpo: rain Saturday
ey9hfng. !: '.'.::<: !: :.>:....: ..'.>'' :
Mr.. and Mrs. sB. A.. Hagood, of
Charleston, are in Picker to spend
the'snmmer. y :, -: f.:
! BeYr James, Balfour, of Jamaica,
West -mdies,was. in Pickens on bus
aesbe last week.; ...:: -: =.
Dra'James <Gilliiaud, :of Easley,
was in Pickohs on professional bus
moss Monday: ). !. -:
:. Crane &HMas$ey :have. opened up
q first-class beef market in the old
.Boggs. office nGar bank. =
Section Masler Pettidgo deserves
praise for$tlie :why:ho has:fxcd up
the Pickcns railroad. ..s.-
=. Roy, J.,,S.:Portar preached fine
Ysrnon to a large audience in tho
Methodist. church Sunday
>. Capt 'Iyy Mauldin has decided
: to riee horseback and save his bug
::gies: a goodschemc, Capt.
;; Mrs. Fisher and daughtor, Miss
Claudio, of ,Andersop, ar5 visiting
Mrs. D: B. Finnty this wecIS::
";' Miss Alma: Smith, Of :Brushy
:;;;Greeis,> Anderson county, visited at
Judge Now beriy''s last week. ,.
Henry: Lawrence. colored, who
.,1iyeBnear Pickens brought a cotton
.>,hall>to this office on the 9th inst.
" Mrs. D. J. Carter, of Atlanta, Ga,
is ana visit to her parents, Mr.. and
:>MFs, ,W.:H. Aahmore, this week.
.. ! William CAN'T, of Liberty, ws $
IN Plckens Monday and reports ov-
=: j.: II ~ ,1o =;
q ~ iss 49,. fiaiio f!' nun man, one ct
'Seneca's beautiful young ladies, is
= N''s' -N.'''c i1ol''hsswor'h'
The corn On Oolcnoy river is the
::.'Best it: his beon in several Years,
~" n" ''0 '"' MOI . "'' certainty piouo
tH1'4, H::,''
/ = T. D. Smith, of Clement, was
" r. tp.Hn @ { "'lo'It1 'H 'rlcl!"* l"St week.
H. ":Sq 's III '''''''' . u" :'No >. =.
Hee'lnHile'
Harry Harris, Of Grrcnvj)le. is
spending awhile With his grand-
'tno1;elt r. o. Ntl - =; T. h"iilnG"Worth;
:" ''"o''"'
- George D. Curo!on, who hulds ,
lucrative position in a ncwsnopcr
office at Gambler, n. G., is at home
on short visit, g..
Mrs, T. + I,ow;s rotrr,,oa ,,o,>,o
lasf' weak FROM Sonnn, ''.iu -. h''.a noli'o 49, -
had been visit;na r'10t;vns .ns ans e''s
frionds for soma in, """
~. ...-,, w.;
R'eesS Afiianc" Will meet at their
pace Of mectLng oA Saturday IS,
at 4tp: M'.' All arc rrqncted to be
present: &. ". T,G0'DolI, Prcq.
M: f.: Hester and s. J. Ashmorc
captured Charles Rice in Tie Nine
lines action Monday. They went
after him last week ,hut h. got away
from them. lie is wanted trrrapc.
The many fr,onIs Of w \
tianit rcsnrrtfnlly "n,n',,no ,,;,,>
ps a candidate for cotton wrishcr
at Liberty. The election is TO bn
held tho third Saturday in August
Tho p;o,,os pn,
tHo lCkEllS lGalliQaQ company
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-13
M.ls.y. Z. Carey 10 uu.,o s.u...

no farmers IN inns section arc
about dono laying by thor crops
Miss Carrie Wyatt Is visiting the
Misses Glazeners at Easley this
week.
Mrs. A. r. N. Folger, Of Gatfncv
is visiting at Judge Nowberry's this
week.
Mrs. Rec Dalton, Of Dalton, has
becn visiting in Anderson county
for tho past week.
The Wolf Creek school will be-
gin 18th inst, with Prof. b. F.
Freeman III charge,
Mrs. N. D. Lessene, Of Kings
tree, S. c., is Oh visit to relatives
and friends in Pickens.
Mr.. D."J. Harmon and j. o.
Stone, Of Piedmont, are in Pick
ems with friends this week.
NIrs. H. B. FAINT and Mrs. Simp~
son, Of Anderson, are visiting rcla-
tives and friends in town this week I.
Note change in the advertisement
Of Misses Rogers Of Greer vile, in
this issue amt give them a call
when there.
John Galloway was before Com
missioner Thornley, last week for
illicit dlstilling and was bound over
to court.
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, the
noted frce-silver advocate is pres
ldent of an Alaskan gold mInc
company.
Manager C. a. Browning, OF the
Hnmo Telephone Co., is in Plcken::
this week, putting IN a phono at
DR.. j. l.. Bolts
We are. sorry to state that DR.. G
w. Earle is very sick at his homo
IN town. Wo hope his illness Will
not prove fatal.
DR.. Frank Ferguson, of Waco.
rexas. is on = visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Ferguson, who
reside near pickens.
Messrs. William Mckenzie, Of
Piedmont, and Joe Garrison, of
Grocnvi!l" county, arc visiting at
Sheriff. McDaniol's this week.
Air. and Mrs. J. +. Banistcr, o.
Cateechec, havo been Oh a visit to
the lattcr'a parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A, Bowen, for the past week,
ROOM wanted, says Freeman 4
Hendricks this week in thoir ad.
SEQ it and find out how much thov
"ont and how they arc to gnt It.
The fricnds Of Samuel T. Smith
resI cctfully announce him as .
candidate for cotton waigher al
Eas!cy, S: Q. Tho election to be
held the Sd Saturday in August,
1900. IF Friends.
the Sylvan Valley News, pub
Iishcd at Brovard, n. G., has pur-
chased the Brcvard Leader plant,
and has suspended the pub:icNti'n
OF that paper.
When you are in Pickens You
will do yourself no harm to dron
in at the Pickens Bargain House
whore cash talks loud and credit
speaks below whisper.
DR.. Bolt reports that Bapistor
Lynch Of Sunny Dale, who has
been vefy lew for some time, is
improving and there is some hopo
of his recovery,
An ii.fant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cooper, who lives four miles
north oi Hickens, died Oh tho 9Th
INST, and was buried the day fol
lowing t Uolcnoy churcE.
DR.. \. J. $. Thomas will begin a
protract"d meeting at the Baptist
church it this place The fourth Sat-
urday hight TO rontmuo Il week.
Rav. y. ". lliott will assist in the
meeting.
We t"ko pleasure in correcting
tho toli"Wlng mistake which ap-
peared IN our correspondence from
Catceclee, Children's Day at Re-
union church, near tho Boggs Mt,
will be held on the 4th Saturday
in July instead of the 4th Sunday.
The Board Of Health says that
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-13

Have your land surYod, 1 an
prepared with first class instru-
'n"nts TO &" you . frst class lob,
::nd can bo {. ,...,, at my residence,
A'"%andci, S. &. OF reached By
phone.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-13
COG'sets

In all leading mo okcs-long mo-
dium and short cuts, From so
cents to 800
PARASOLS AND sun ,,UADES
In all tho now up to date IDEAS.
You will find them in black, whito
and colors.
THEIR CARPET, MATING,
RUG, Shade and Curtain Depart
mcnt is tho largest in this part Of
the country and their prices aro
guaranteed lowor than you will find
in Atlanta or Charleston.
They keep Buttcrick Pattorns-~-
only reliable pattern. Ask for
Buttcrick Fashion Shoct and Yark
Stick, and Trading Stamps-thcy
present them 20 their customers.
TM~ Just oponod Ready Made
ShWt Waists and Skirts,
W1 g 4 lister
& R2eattie.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
GATES TO BE THROWN OPEN
Omaha People Propose to show the
Visitors from Hastings
Good Time.

Adyices received at the Commercial club
indicate that next Tuesday at least 1000
of the people of Hastings and vicinity will
come here for the purpose of paying re-
turn visit seeing the exposition, the town
and having a good time. The mayor and
the council, the civic organizations and a
couple of bands will come along These
people win reach the city at noon and will
remain until midnight, during which time
they viii have any and everything that they
ask for and that without price. Adyices
indicate that there will be $50 to 200 women
in the party and that they will be cared for
and all their wants anticipated by their
Omaha sisters.
While the plans for entertaining the Hast
ings people are not complete, they have gone
so far that the visitors may rest assured
that they will have a good time. They will
arrive on a special train over the Elkhorn
and will be switched to the north gates Of
the exposition grounds. Immediately after
passing through the exposition gates they
will be escorted to one Of the restaurants
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

campaign measure that needs but
little analysis to prove it COM
binaton of falsehoods and half
truths put together in a misleading
way, After a number of interviews in
which fusonists simply puff their candidate,
Is printed the heading, Republicans for
Him" under which caption are given inter
views with men who never We're and never
will be republicans, and who could not be
expected to do anything else but indorse
their party nominee The entire South
Omaha representation in these interviews is
composed of democrats. Men like DR., a.
Hugh Nipple, a former president of the
Jacksonian club, are lugged into the repub-
lican column by the ears, where they are
as much out of place as stray bit OF truth
would be in the columns of the Fakery.
Frank Burkley, democratic councilman, is
one of the republicans for him." so are Ed
Cassidy, T. j, Mahoney, w S. Shoemaker
Henry w. Yates and James e. Boyd, all
simOn-pure democrats The article tries to
create the impression that such men as Lee
Helsley, deputy under the fusion county
attorney, James p. Connolly, democratic
county commissioner. and Dr. Mercer, q
free silver republican, are among the re
publicans for him.
AS to those real republicans who express
an opinion on Power only a mere handful,
and those mostly classified as soreheads,
really indorse him as a candidate The 9TH
ers, at best, say they know nothing against
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

and lunched. After this a committee OF
Omaha women will take the female con-
tingent of the party In charge and will show
them everything worth seeing They will
make their headquarters at the Public Com
fort building on the Bluff tract, where during
the afternoon a reception will be held. On
the grounds everything will be wide open to
the visitors. For their amusement there
will be an Indian battle, aquatic sports on
the lagoon and half a dozen other extra
features.
Passes to the grounds will be furnished
50 that the visitors may come down town
and then pass through the gates without
being compelled to pay their fare. There
will be a program at the Auditorium. but as
yet 1t is not complete.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

cause the momenary sensation hoped for
by those who fathered It. So far from being
the organization of a club TO offer induce
ments to vote for anti i-ROsewater repub-
licansm," the invitations sent out by Cap
tain II. f. Palmer, chairman OF the state
executive committee, one OF which was sent
to The Bee, read as follows:
You are invited to attend a republican
conference to be held at the Mllard hotel
Thursday evening, october D. to confer with
Captain II. +. Palmer, chairman of the re-
publican state executive committee"
The real and only object OF the meeting
was to plan the organization of republican
campaign clubs and further the interests Of
the republican nominees in the city Of
Omaha. Organization was effected an ad-
dresses were made on the subject OF cam
pagn work, as a matter OF course, but the
idea that there was any attempt to throw
over" anybody or to work in any particular
out of sympathy with the ticket and the
regular party organization was mushroom
growth of the fake organs unhealthy hot
house. The chairman Of the executive COM
mite the chairman OF the county executive
committee and the chairman OF the judi
cial committee, who were all present and
participating, do not make up a list OF
boilers
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
POPOCRAT FAKE FALLS FLAT
Futile Attempt of the Fusion Organ to Give
Currency to Falsehood.
IMAGINARY OVERTHROW OF THE BOSSES"
Meeting Ia the Interests of Repub-
Iican Candidates Alleged Ia BE
the organization of an
Opposing League.
IMAGINARY OVERTHROW OF THE BOSSES

The crudest campaign attempt yet perpe-
trated by the local fusion organ, arising
partly from ignorance, but inspired mostly
by the dishonest political motives Of these
who run It, was the half-column account
printed yesterday concerning so-callei
Overthrow OF the bosses" The account
stepped so far outside the bounds even Of
plausibillty that it fell hat as II issued from
the press and even the earliest readers OF II
recognized with smiles another popocratic
fake
The idea of a chairman OF the republican
state executive committee calling meeting
in the interests OF boilers and actually TAX
ing hand in working up movement
egalnst the ticket was too absurd even TO
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
Sentenced for Humping a Riv.,,

William Meyers proprietor of the Klon.
dike hotel barber shop, has been sentenced
to thirty days In the county jail for haylnp
assaulted Sidney Anderson Judge Gordo5
good behavior, warning him moi To- noIaS,
Anderson again, The two men, 1t is saiS
are in love with the same womaa and thcy
come 10 blows nearly every tlme tbeSy
meet Last winter Meyers was arresteSS
FOR scaling fire escape unexpectedlv
putting STOP 10 a cpnveration betw"eI
ments and beating his rival wIth "PEaTt' 1PEaTItr'
InG last a, assaui, took place IN FRO. OF thfc
who defended himself Win rrupSson
snatchGd from a cripple passing an "'T tho a.
Sae"5ik' sac AK Judge Gofdon decided Hycrss
not serious enough to warrant severa
sentence, 1eNIe
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

to pay him a quarter to chase the offend.
ors away The lad undertook the task and
effected a compromise with the other bovs
by promising a "diyvy." When Waxenbera
tried to collect the quarter Budd refused
to pay, so the gang was mustered out again
and cuffed young WaXenberg's ears.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

Tho "Plow Boy Preacher" Rev. ]. Kirk
man, Belle Rive, H., says, after suffering
from bronchial or lung trouble for ten years
was cured by One Minute Cough Cure. II
is all that is claimed for 1t and more" II
cures coughs colds. grippe and all throat
and lung troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
nuchIen's AraIea sarve.

The best sarye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever
Sores letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns. and all skin eruptlOnB, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded, Price 20 cents per box. For sale
by Kuhn & Co
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
Rnnchmnn BoXes "A Boy's Ears.

John Budd a ranchman who has been
stopping at the Arcade hotel, was arrested
Thursday night on the charge OF assault
ing boy named Abe WaXenherg, When
Judge dismissed It at young Waxenberg 4
request. WaXenberg's story Of the assault
was that Budd, having been annoyed hy a
crowd Of boys, OF which he was one, agreed
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

The county democracy has come TO the
rescue in the Langdon Bunam miX-up and
the result promises to be that both Of the
contestants for the place on the ticket will
be out in the cold. At its last meeting the
club adopted resolutions urging the centraI
committees to place the name Of j. w. Carr
in the vacancy. They base their request on
the supposition that there is vacancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

caused by the failure of two conventions to
ratify the same man.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
ST. SO CbeyiQt Suits So a8 Fashionable Eurs.

We are pleased to state that
our stock Of ladies' fur coats,
Jackets, collarettes, mutfs and
scarfs was never so complete,
or assortment so varied, and
we are in a position to fear
lessly throw down the gaunt-
let when showing genuine
Alaska seal, Russian sable,
Hudson Bay sable, chinchilla,
stone marten, Persian lamb,
ermine, beaver, etc.
For example, 500 black mar
ten scarfs, full furs and large
skins, with cluster of six tails,
a very desirable, snowy and
heavy rolling collar. Today's
will not fail to be - = 10
enormous, so do not u M
procrastinate ...... ~
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

him, so that in effect he is damned with
faint praise" One well known republican,
for instance, says;
Eyes, he is all right in his business.
do not know what kind of a sheriff he would
make, but think he is pretty hot-headed."
Yet such a qualified Endorsement is placed
by the constituencies author Of the article
beneath the statement Republicans for
Him." and in the headlines it is stated that
"all declare he would make capable and
popular sheriff for Douglas" Hereafter
when self-respectng citizen is asked for
an interview for the fusion organ he Will
be inclined to ask first what misconstructIon
the writer intends to put upon it.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

The lift which the same fake organ tries
to give its candidate for sherlf is another
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

II gives UNIVERSAL satisfaction. Dent,
IooIhache Gum. All druggists. 10 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

q. ], Cornish and n, c. Pratt will address
the republicans Of the Sixth ward this
evening at Idlewild hall Twenty-fourth and
Grant streets. A number Of good meetings
are being arranged in the different wards
fr next week at which the candidates IN the
city campaign will probably add their voices
to those OF the others