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pnor. srrroN Ar nEbLvhLE.
lie HID an Attentive aud Apprecin-
tive Audience.

BelIvlle Texas February 10.--Upon the
Invitation OF the teachers Of Austin eoun-
IS, Prof W. $ sutton OF the state uni
vcrsity at Austin, last night delivered an
address here on High School Education"
A large and apprecative audience was
present at the opera house TO listen 20 the
distinguished educator He had hardly
begun speaking before he convinced his
hearers that he had something to say aud
knew how 10 say II. making an interest
ing and at times humorous talk out OF an
apparently dry subject
The speaker, In the course OF his re-
marks, took occasion 10 say that bc
would not live In the Philippine Islands
II every one OF them were given him and
Aguinaldo and Otis thrown In for good
count These words brought on storm
OF applause demonstration which may
be considered TO represent the sentiment
OF the people hereabouts aDent the poliu-
cal question OF expansion.
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rn,lor ceunty pemoerat..

Merkel, Texas, February county
Chairman Colonel j. w. Jennings has
issued call for the democratic executive
committee Of this county to meet on tha
18th instant to determine as to The hold
ing OF primaries or mass meetings and
county conventions.
Four years ago this county was closely
contested between the democrats and pop-
niists. but now the populists have 30 fai
LOST their prestige they VIII have no tickei
IN the feld
Representative John T. Tucker will MOI
enter the race for third term. Colonel
j. W jennings Of this place "a a prospee-
tive candidate.
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q. NJ. Dunhan, Dead.

Fort WORTH Texas, February ll.--C. NJ.
Durham died this morning on Pennsyl-
yania avenue of acute diabetes, aged IS
years, Deceased was born In Indiana and
served as paymaster In the United States
navy during the civil war, After the war
he removed TO Texas and was n success
ful banker and business man at Galveston
and Hillsboro. and in 1892 came TO This
city.
Mrs. Durham Is seriously III at the
family residence and may not recover.
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washington county Democrats.

Brenham, Texas February 1.-THE first
meeting OF the democratic executive CONF
mittee for the campaign in Washington
county viii be held here next Tuesday at
which the date for holding tho primaries
Will be announced There IL a slr.ng Sen-
timent IN favor OF diyorcnR the primary
election for county officers from the State
ticket The proposition 10 do away win
The primary election and 20 batk 10 the
old time honored convention VIII also have
some edhercnts. SO far there are no con
tests for the county Offices except ioi
county attorney and justice Of the peace
OF this precinct, ana the probability IS that
the old incumbents VIII be reelected
without opposition.
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,oAKuM LOCALS.
Death OF Mrs. y. q. Ward-Wtutan
Holster Dead.

Yoakum Texas, February u'-on
Thursday morning the many friends OF the
family were made sad by the announce
ment that Mrs r. o. Ward, wife OF I'm
gineer p. o. Ward, had died at $3.50
o clock. Deceased was held IN high es-
teen by wide circle OF friends, who
united in rendering coincidence to the be-
reayod husband and children lnterment
was made in the city cemetery at $3.50
p m Friday
VIII Holster who for several months was
n patient sufferer from an incurable can-
Ger on his face, died Thursday night and
was buried Friday afternoon
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TEXAS CLAIMS.
Ting stella VIII Get $4,000 OF the
Amount Due.

Norfolk. February 1.-THE libel suit
brought against the British steamer We
nstia to recover $4,000 alleged to be due
The tug Stella for salvage has been COM
promised by paying $4,000 The $25 900
claim OF Clark & Co. against the yene.ia
is still pending, These suits grew out Of
services alleged 70 have been rendered lac
yenetla January "A ana 10 when she went
ashore in Sabine Pass. Texas. shoals.
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INouIRIns Anour sourn rExAs.

IA a result Of the pamphlets descriptive
OF the South Texas country, which have
been sent out by NJ, c. Ranney, secretary
OF the San Antonio and Aransas Pass rail-
way immigration association. Mr. Rnnney
Is receiving numerous letters asking for
additional information about the soil and
climate. ana character OF products raised,
This association Is doing a great work FOR
the South ToXus country
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WHARTON LocArs.
the Late CROP of Cotton Is OF GOOD
QuniitN.

Wharton. Texas, February io-Both rouna
hale gin plants have been rannlns all thls
week and a number of wagonloads OF cot
ton are daily arriving since January 70
date there have been shipped 7Ss round ana
ao7 square bales. The cotton season VIII
probably last two weeks longer The late
eroo Il az afst-ciass quality and brings a
Sur,mipss Bros have during the last month
,reetred four carloads OF ash logs from thi'
oiare The Indictment weather has Ia great
measure retarded this industry.
La grippe has had ts fuil snare o. Netln'
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Coleman, 1fXaN F0hTulty ll-plstret
court cenHvred last Monday and most u tho
week has been taken up 10 ihc trial Of tho
caac Of ~ W jackson va. " q. Dlbrei, %
al. boundary suit The Jury returned
vofdqi Friday morning Ia fpNef 81 the piaint-
~ The court is now engaged ~ tho tgai %
Tie suit OF the North Texas Building comnaay
W. !. ~. Coleman et al. suit Tor specific
Performance involving about $4,000 worth Of
rruI nifaff.
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snrnMAN enAxsoN AnnnsrMp.



Nacoedoches. Texas, February 1.-THE
sheriff and one Of his deputies captured
sherman Grayson (charged with the kills
ing Of John r Garrison yesterday even
ing al Garrison. eighteen miles northwest
of town. eighteen miles from town this
morning about daylight. Grayson n1do
the Journey 10 the house OF one OF his
brothers afoot and was almost exhausted
when captured
The sheriff arrived fin town about !
o'clock today with his prisoner. aud he is
In Jail He refuses TO make a statement
aud nothing can be obtained as 10 the
cause Of the Killing. but be claims self
defense,
There are two John T. Garrigons; the
one killed is tho son OF Seed Garrison Who
resides at Garrison; the other lives here
and is a lawyer.
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Medhinu.nl penrsnlI.

Pesrsall. Texas, February 7,-hr. Frank
Rngore and Miss Sophie Haynes, two Of
Pearssils we'll known young people, w're
married this morning, Rev. J. g. smith Of
hciatinz.
Miss Emily Fort Of Frio county were mar
red this afternoon at the rssleepee Of Rev,
y. c. Smith.
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RnscuE HOME woRK.

Rev ~ Thompson OF san Autonio who
Is making a tour Ia the interest OF the
Rescue Homo work, nlled the pulpit at the
Methodist church this morning, aud az 3
o'clock this afternoon delivered lecture
TO men at the opera house.
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WRECK REPORTED.
said that One Trhinman IL Dead
and Another Injured.

Fort Worth. Texas. February ia re-
port reaches here toaight giving meager
particulars of wreck on the Rock Island
road north of here thlrly-hye milea a
freight train left the rails and IS said 70
be q total wreck in the ditch. Que train
man is reported killed and another badly
Injured The mere fact Of wreck "a all
the information received here tonight
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nrNnn De-. Accenird.

Columbia 5. G. February 1l,-Frank
p. Gray. speaker Of tho house, aud Rep
resentaiiye I r. Vrsntiey today receiyed
dispatch from MI Bryan stating that
he would speak here next Thursday, IN
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onern nou.e for cIeburne.

clebufne, Texas, February i0.--Frapk r.
Mcclure IS here trying to raise a few sub
scfiptions. ana proposes 10 build a $4,000
opera house. Cleburne needs It very much.
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Died Of hi. Injuries.

Fort Worth, Texas, February l1,--w. II.
Nanny. the man who was killed by a
blow on the head With heavy piece Of
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Mckinney. Texas. February 1i.-Tilley
Jones. negro girl 1e years Did. was
shot here this morning and died in i've
minutes. jim Patterson, also colored. was
arrested
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response to the invitation OF the general
assembly. Tomorrow arrangements win
he made for his reception
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ROGERS. Farmers In this section are con-
glGeFRbly behind with their land blowing, as
the weather has been very untagoraele fer
oat crop is looking fne.
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IInIne Rnle in Tnaation.

10 be Editor OF The Post
chspnsn Hli Texas February il,--with
you. kind permission ! would IKE 70 AL
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smnRIrFs pErAnrMENr.

Wharton. Texas, February 9.--Who
wants one light-coored, dun horse, about
10 years old. left eye out has been on
the premises OF a, II. Irby. living about
fifteen miles northwest OF III Campo, for
about six months; can't distinguish brand
on left shoulder owner apply to A. II.
Irby. Pocket postoffice, wharton county
Texas. or II. d. Davis sheriff Wharton
county.
stolen. al Ottlne, Gonzales county. on
the night OF February ., 1900 one brown
horse, about u hands high; or years
old; wire cut on left knee; branded Q
on left shoulder. X. ". Glover, sheriff
Gonzales county, Texas
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From sketch by Beck, Fort Arthur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-18
The kennebec County W. C. T. U.

The annual convention Of the Ken
ncbec County w. q. T. II. will he held
in Winthrop At the new Friends chap
q. May y to May %. The convention
Will open. Monday afternoon. the 21st.
and close at noon, "Wednesday. the 23rd
Mrs. !. NJ. y. Stevens and Miss Anna
Gordon, president and vice president
Of The National W. q. r. L. are ex-
pcctcd To hc present ana give Tho even
ing addresses ana take part in all the
meetings. The members i'll Kcnnvbec
county feel highly favored ana honor
ed. as this is the only county conven-
ton these national officers expect to
attend, 1t is hoped that there will be
a large attendance from all the unions.
as the meetings are q signed to BE- If
unusual interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-18

In fifteen minutes with only cake of Ivory Soap and water
you can make better cleansing paste than you buy.
Ivory Soap Paste will take spots from clothing; and will
carpets rugs KID gloves slippers patent enamel russell leather and
canvas Shoes leather BELTS painted woodwork and furniture The
special value Of Ivory Soap this form arises from the fact that
can be used with damp cloth cleanse many articles
that cannot be washed because they will stand the free appca
ton Of
DRtCIoNS FOR MAKING-To
S
,lG dissolved not
= .e-E ocsrss
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Many Lives Saved.

In almost every neighborhood there
is some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain's Colo. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. or who has been
cured Of chronic diarrhoea by the use
Of that medicine. Such persons make
a point Of telling Of it whenever oppor-
tunity off=rs, hoping that it may b.
the means n saving other lives. For
sale by Jno. Coughlin, IL Water St,
Druggist.
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The Cecilia Club will hold an artists

The Cecilia Club will hold an artists
recital, Thursday evening, April 10, at
o'clock, in the Congregational chapel.
The artists are Miss Elena de Olloqui,
pianist, and Arthur Wellington, basso,
Of Boston. The Steinert 60. Of Boston,
will furnish the Steinway piano for the
occasion. Every member is privileged
to invite a friend, and it is desirable
that each member give her visiting
card to her guest to be presented at
the door as a voucher
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Hunn0rs

1t doesn't make any difference
whether you believe in the modern
theory and speak of the cause of dis
eases as referable to germs, microbes
or bacilli, or whether you use the old
er and better understood terms of
" humors" and "blood diseases -
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures them all
JUST THE SAME. 1t cures those
eruptions, boils and pimples which are
SO likely to appear in the Spring;
cures scrofula diseases in their most
tenacious forms; cures salt rhcum or
eczema and relieves the itching and
burning; adapts itself equally well
to, and also cures, dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles due to generally
weak condition and thin, anTmic
blood; cures nervous troubles, which,
in nine cases out of ten, exist because
the impure blood cannot supply prop
err nerve food; cures debility and
that tired feeling, which just as surely
indicate that the blood is lacking in
vitality and the elements of health.
This is not merely modern theory but
it is solid, up-to-date fact. Hoods
Sarsaparilla has had such remarkable
success along these lines that it is not
too much TO say it is the best Spring
Medicine. blood purifier, stomach and
nerve tonic that money can buy.
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Curtis. EasD Auburn; Williston Jennng,
Charleston; L.. S. Sylvester, Montville.
Centre: Joshua Parsons, jefferson.
South; Frank L. Dutton, Augusta; f.
II. Noyes. sullivan; James A. Rich.
Bradley: Thomas NJ Glcndenning Port
land; Edwin A. Moulton. Shapleig.t; Rcu-
ben Davis Monhegan Plantation; Daniel
Nj. Crockett. Bridgton; Daniel S. Jauues,
Paris; L.ucien +. Stackpole Monticello:
Ernest q. Baker, Bangor; Reuben Hatch,
EHrmingtOn.
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Volcanic Eruptions

Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life
Of joy. Bucklens Arnica Salve cures
them; also old, running and fever sores,
ulcers bOils, felons. corns warts, cuts,
bruises burns. scalds, chapped hands,
chilblains. Best Pile Cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only % cts.
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Bow
ditch & Webster. Augusta; c. H. Beane,
Gardiner; S. S. Lightbody. WaterviIle.
DRUGGISTS
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What Shall We Have for Dessert.

This question arises in the family ev-
arv day. Let US answer it today. Try
TIaiil-O. a delicious and healthful dessert.
Prapared in two minutes. No boiling. no
haking, simply add boiling water ana
"a FL cool. Flavors:-Lemon. Orange
paenberry and Strawberry. Get a pack
age at your grocers today. 10 cts.
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fore starting for Portland
These companies have filed articles
of incorporation at the office of the sec
rotary of State:
Lufkin Press, organized at Portland,
for the purpose Of carrying on gen
eral printing business ana acquiring
property necessary in carrying on the
business. with $4,000 capital stock. of
which $500 is paid in. The officers are:
President, Olvin II. Iufkin of Salem:
treasurer, Stephen w. Nickerson of
Boston. Certificate approved April -.
1900.
Swithin Bros. Granite Co, organized
at Portland for the purpose Of dealing
in granite. With $4,000 capital stock, Of
which $500 is paid in. The officers are:
President, Thomas Swithin of Quincy;
treasurer, james ID. Kelley of Quincy.
Certificate approved April II, 1900.
The following nominations BY Governor
Powers were made, yesterday:
Inspector prison ana iaila-Augustus W.
Gilman. Foxcr0ft.
Chairman board q registration. West
brook Fred y. Phillips. Wcetbrnok
Judge police court Of EeIfast-ReueI W.
rogers, belfast.
Jud@" municipal court. town of Drums
wicE-Frank +. Roberts. Brunswick
Trustees state Normal schpul--Joscph
W. Fairbanks, Pennington; &. a. Rob
Trustee University " Mainc-A. J. Dur
gin, OrOno
Trustee hath Military anI Naval Of
phan Asylum David .R. Wylic. Bath.
STATE assI!cr- Franklin 4. Robinson.
TO administer oaths, acknowledge deeds
and soiemnizc marrihses-Annie W.
Agents to prevent cruelty Colby
Getchel!, Wat,r,ilia;, George H. Simpson,
Watervillc: AChille Joly,. Watcrville
Town: Guv !. HaKer, MiIiinoc,.kko,tt' o''
Trial Justices. II. Gray. Lubcc: Y. q. |
sdmHp i. Wi GS S G"rnish: E T. NJ
Notaries public-Charles ~ Corliss. !
Bath; George +. Hammond, Eliot; Lew
worth: George l.. Beck. Deer Isle: How |
ard W. Dodge, clinton; Edward +. che |
ney, Portland; Charles IIamlin. Bangor: |
William \. Gsrri,sh, .SS4ico: John II. Stew
Kcnouf. Eiddcfori: Charles H. Morrill,. I
Newport; II. NJ. Webb, Portldnd Albert /!
" ran, Pari-1nd; ligrbcrt 5. Dyer, |
Portland: Edwin \. Palmer, Buxton, |
justices 4 ne pe4ce and quorum /
Surry; David {. Smith, S.cuben; George !
W. Cover. SkoWhcgln: W. O. Buck. |
kucksport: Parker T.. Burlrish. Houitou;
f. q. Tilley. Castle I'LL. George 4. 4
plIistel. Gorham: Frank w. Winter. \
New Gloucester; James n. Parsons. ELS .
worth. John +. SlaJtcry. Auburn; Edwin \
5. Moulton. Buxton; Bernard Gibbs, I
Bangor. u. u. Gilman. Brunswick: j
Purcell Plaistcd. York Corner: Newell |
=. Coolidge, Lam'tnr; Gleason W. Moor,
liam ". ErIsdon. Franklin. Charles r.
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II had running. itching sore on my
took AVA the burning and itching in
stantly. and quickly effected permanent
cure" c. ". Lenhart. Bowling Green, ..
mon wed fri&wkytf
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us 4 to disloiEc the caterpillars from
these trees, in cities and villages. The
trees can then be banded to prevent
them from again ascending them. The
bands may be mad" of cotton batting
On Of some sticky substance, such as
tar mixed with two parts of raw oil.
These substances should be smeared
up bands If paper ana tied about the
tree. This should be done carly in the
season. In some cities school children
have been encouraged to collect the
egg masses by paying them r"asona-
bic price per hundred with excellent re-
suits. This may he done by the city.
the village or the private Individual
In destroying the gigs on shade trees
the Waters tree pruner or other SINH
lar instrument. with which tWigs on
which the nests may appear can be
readily reached and removed. will be
found useful. y few hours work with
this instrument at this time will de
str5y many caterpillars and ensure the
protection Of the tree from which the
eggs are removed.
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hand from which the ends of the fin
gers had been amputated with the OK
ception that there were dozen pro-
jections. At the ends of each projec-
ton were several seed eyes so that one
potato alone would have furnished suf
ficient seed to start a good sized field
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A potato received at the State House
is wonder and may furnish some eX-
PLANTATION Of why Aroostook is 50 sue
cessful in raising large crops in this
line. The potato was in the form of a
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Kennebec County April Term. 1900. Hon. O.
G. Hall. Presiding.

w. s. CHoArE, Clerk.
9. ". HEsELToN. County Attorney.
a. l.. MCFADDEN. Sheriff
+. y. SMALL, Stenographer.
Augusta, April Il.
Pomroy, COmpt., vs.. Ayers. This
case was given to the jury. at 2.45 p.
NJ. They We're out 80 minutes when
they returned with verdict of not
guilty. Court then adjourned until
morning. at $50
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The demise Of the Maine Benefit IN
surance 90. Of Auburn. was one Of the
principal topics of conversation at the
State House. yesterday morning. and
the opinion was freely expressed that
the next Legislature should take some
action in preventing such companies
doing business in the State.
by the dropping out Of that company
only one Maine company. the Wash
ington Casualty Insurance CO., is left
to do assessment business. There are
now but four out of the State compan-
les that are doing business in Maine
They are the Masonic Equitable Acct
dent Association. the Massachusetts
Accident Association. the Mutual Re
serve Fund Life Association and the
Northwestern Life Assurance CO.
There are in addition q companies Of
other states and four companies of this
State which are connected with secret
organizations
From the Office Of the insurance COM
missioner it was reported, yesterday,
that there is a growing tendency Of
people to take less faith in companies
doing business On the assessment plan
In some cases the companies that once
held up the assessment plan as the
strongest reason. on account of the
chcapness Of the insurance. why that
form of insurance should be adopted,
are now arguing in favor of the moro
costly but safer plans Of insurance.
a glance at the insurance reports Of
the past few years shows that the as
sessmcnt plan il steadily loosing favor
in the eyes Of the people ana that less
ana less insurance on that plan is be-
ing carried.
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Governor Powers was at the State
House for short time, yesterday, be-
fore starting for Portland.
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Word has been received ut the State
House that Sebago lake is open for
fishing and this is fully in evidence at
the fish and game commission depart
mcnt Many Of The guides have made
no attempt before this to secure Ii
censes but now that the season is fully
on and there is n prospect of their hay
ing work they have kept this depart
ment busy by their calls for new Ii
censes 1t is anticipated that the num-
Der Of licenses which will be issued,
this year. will be far in excess Of the
number issued few years ago, this
alone showing the Importance Of this
department to the State. It is the ten
dency Of the guides not to make APP
plication for licenses until they are
sure that they will have work so that
there is not the slightest question
since more guides are taking out IL
| censes. that the business will be large
" over that Of last year.
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The work Of putting the fire proof
floor in the rotunda was completed.
Yesterday. and was inspected in the
morning by John Calvin Stevens. the
architect 1t will be in condition for
the test for strength to be made.
Thursday If it is then found to be
satisfactory and is accepted. the
Charles T.. Hall Marble 60. will com
mence the work Of putting in the mar
Bile work and the fountain. That part
Of the work will be completed so that
a beginning on the work of laying the
mosaic floor may be commenced. Mon
day.
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Your Easter Shirt,

collar or cuff should be as immaculate
in their color as Easter lilies. We will
guarantee that they will vie with them
in snowy Wilderness. and perfection of
finish, if they are done up at the
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Prices. Evening 10, 20, 3oc Matinee
10 2uc. seats on sale at kinSmans Drus
store. Friday, April 20.
aprlS, at
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-25
From the Congressional Record December rs, 1899.
THE FINANCIAL BILL.
RI M ARKS
CHAMP CLARK,
OF MISSOURI,
Saturday, December TO- 1899.

The House being In Committee OF the whole
on the state OF the Union, and having under
consideration the bill III. II y entitled "A bill
tain the parity OF all forms of money issued or
coiLed by the United States, and Tor other pur-
poses