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Dentists For the Army.

A strong effort Is being made to open the
army to dental surgeons, and a bill has
been prepared for introduction to Congress
authorizing the appointment OF such sur
geons with the al of Major, so as to
allow n for each regiment.
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The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is atReast one dreaded disease
that science has .been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Eatarrh being a constitu-
tiOna1 disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls GatarrA Cure is Il taken internally.
acting directly on th4 blood and mucous sur
faces of the systemI thereby destroying the
foundation of the DISEASE, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature lin doing its work. The
proprietors lave so much ia tn in its curative
powers that they Offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fdils to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials. Address
F. J. CH&NEY & Co. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, ne.
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Clean blood meAns a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, By
bBaanniissihe' pi iaH , s1 boi Hs' biot Ihes,n bl sU;css t.
and that sickly bilious complexion by takina
Cascarets,-beauty kor ten cents. All drug.
gists. satisfaction ~ aranteed. l0c. Csc. SOC.
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Falling Tree Kills Two Mon.

falling hemlock tree crushed Edward
Reede and his son to death near Kane.
Penn, The hemIock had lodged against
another tree, and they were e~ndeavoring
to disiodge 1t when the wind swayed It
and it fell on them.
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General Buller's Army. Unable
to Relieve Ladysmith, Re-
crosses The h6ela River.
FAILURE OF CAMPAIGN.
Beers Right Flank lmpeyiods to
Attack After Desperate Fighting in
Which They Say 1900 British
Soldiers Were Killed.

General Buller's Report Of Defeat-He
Says ths Dihiculty OF Securing : Water
Supply Contributed to the Failure-Re-
treat Accomplished without Intcrfer-
once From the Boers-Buller Thinks
This Shows That the Burghers Have
Been Taught to1Respect tho Fighting
Powers OF the British soldiers-The
Danger OF Intervention by European
Powers-England Prepares For Any
Emergency-Orders to the Navy.
LONDON (By Cable).-General Butler has
informed the War Office that his entire
force has retired across the Tugela River,
leaving the Beers in full control. The fol-
lowing is the text of General Buffers dis
patch, dated Spearman's Camp IN satur-
day:
ION January 20 Warren drove back the
enemy and obtained possession OF the
southern crests Of the high tableland ex-
tending from the line OF Acton Homes and
Honger's Poort to the western Ladysmith
hills. From then to January Is he re-
manned in close contact with the enemy.
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TO Cure constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 1oc or sc.
e c. G. c. fail to cure druggists refund money.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums, reducesinaamma.
ton. allays pain. curef wind collie. 25c.a bottle.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption has no equa'
as q Cough medicine.-F. M. ABBOTT, 1888 Sen.
eca St, Buffalo, N. Y, May 9, 1894.
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"Pa, my rubber trio has to be
6xed."
Nov, Sammy, what have you been
doing to your wheel this timer"
well, Pa, it's no account; I jess
rode it through three bon6res, an it
went an busted"
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John Bulls naval pension list contains
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VITALITY low, debilitkted or exhausted cured
by Or. Hines ~Invig$rating Tonic. FREE 81
trial bottle for 2 weeks 'treatment. DIR. Kline,
Id, 9Sl Arch St. hi4adelphia. Founded 1877.
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o61s rsaseee spit and Smoke Your In, avav.

~ Ioeocco SPIT and Smoke f0ar Lie xWays
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag.
aetic. full Of life. nerve and vigor, take No-To-
bao. the wondcr-wovker. TINT makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 500 or 81. Cure guaran.
iced Booklet and sample free. Address
sferlin9 Remedv Co. Chicago or New York.
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wagon. The vehicl3 is run by electricity.
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There are 209O miles OF railway open for
traffic in New Zeala4d.
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When a chameleon lizard Is blindfolded
It loses all power OF changing it's color,
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Sold by Druggists, T6c.
Halls Family Pills Are the best.

The use Of the Telephone net in Berlin,
Germany, costs $4s ia year.
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The fifteen colonies under French rule
have speculation Of p ,615, 427.
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Now Ire Yeur Kidneysg
ID. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. sam.
hefree. Add. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N Z.
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The Klondike River and Dawson
City are both in British territory.
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Modern Bullets Humane,

Modern Bullets Humane.
Sir William Mccormack, the presi.
dent of the Royal College of Surgeons,
makes a most interesting report in
the London Lancet as to the aston.
ishingly small injury done by Mauser
bullets as shown by his experience in
the Boer val. He tell of seventeen
cases which by his past experience he
would have diagnosed as fatal but
which showed speedy recovery. The
Mauser bullet makes q very small
wound, and the entrance and exit
holes rapidly heal up. there being
generally no mangling of the flesh.
Lungs are generally pierced through,
and in many similar cases where ii
would seem certain that some inter
nal organ must have been injured,
there is easy recovery with compare.
lively little inconvenience. Altogether
the modern weapon is pronounced
very "humane."
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"Do Not Burn the Candle

The meat OF a sheep killed by q dog
fatally poisoned a Kalamazoo (Mfch.) girl.
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A needle factory ih Redditch, England,
makes 70, DOC, 900 needles every week.
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800 Retvard, s1oo.

Santiago, Chile.
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neautx n Blooa Deep.

No fewer than III families Of injurious
insects vex farmersA
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THE NERVES OF WOMEN

Lydia =. Pmkham's Vegetable Compound
Relieves h Suffering from Over
wrought Nerves.
DEAR MRS. PNKHAM:-I am SO
grateful for the benefit derived from
the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vepe-
table Compound that I wish you to
publish this testimonial that others
may know the value of your medicine.
l was suffering such fortunes from
The representative., 1900-03-29
CALL TO CtNCINNAr1. :

Readers Of this paper are asking how
many delegates Minnesota can send to
the Cincinnati Populist convention. and
who are eligible as such delegates. In
answer to such questions we print the
following extract from the call, towit:
To meet at Cincinnati, O., on Wednesday,
May 3, 1900, at o'clock p M, each state
to be entitled to four delegates from the
state at large and one delegate for every
1000 votes cast for Populist state tickets
n the several states, exclusive Of fusion
votes since and including 1892 Where
the state committee Of any state or uiem-
bers OF the national committee; refuse f6
recognize and obey this call by April
and arrange for the selection Of delexates
to this convention the national chairman
and secretary are empowered to take steps
to hold conventions for this purpose: Il
is also further ordered that the law OF the
party adopted 1t Omaha in 1892, relative
to the exclusion Of ohiceholders from our
convention be complied with, and in pur-
suance thereto We hereby append to this call
the ordinance referred to, viz: mo person
holding any once or position Of proht or
trust or emolument under the federal or any
state or. municipal government, includ-
ing senator's, congressmen and members Of
the legislatures. state and local, shall b
eligjble to, ut >or vote h any conveution
OF this party. and = copy Of this ordinance
snail b ANNEXED to evety call for any
future conve0tSon of thiu party." - -
By ordec o1 thu national committee ol
tho Psdpla's Paf4. y. g D4aver, Chair
man, 10 s.Ra461f. g9cf1taty.
| Lincoln, Nsb., Teb. ~ ~.
The representative., 1900-03-29
HOW THEY WORK 1T.

The fusionists always work in secret.
They never allow the rank and dle~-t0
pass on their proposed line Of action. They
hold secret councils, agree upon line OF
action and secretly work to that end. In
working Missouri in 1896 they sneaked round
and bought several small plants of Populist
papers and turned them fusion, either with
the old or new editors In charge. In
Texas recently they worked on the state
chairman and several others. The state
committee, most of the members of which
were unaware Of the fusion scheme, called
district meetings to elect delegates to ma
tional conventions. The notice Of these
meetings was short, the rank and file was
not looking for the meetings to be called;
the fusionists, however, knew that the meet
ings would likely be thus early called and
worked accordingly. Their action got out,
however, before the meetings were held,
and though the warning to the rank and
file was short the Populists rallied and gave
anti-fusion instructions in nearly all the
districts. The fusionists, however. were
equal to the occasion in several instances
They got in as delegates impliedly If not
actually agreeing to carry out the instruc-
tions. They, however, no doubt knew be-
forehand that the Butler-Allen crowd In
tended to do just what they did do at the
national committee meeting-that is bar
out enough members of the committee, even
II it should be necessary to bar out every
one OF the members who were true Popu-
lists. These Texas fusionists knew there
would be two conventions, and so they work
ed themselves in as delegates knowing that
they could elect to go to the Democratic
sideshow. So 1t is a fact that there are some
delegates chosen by -Populist district con-
ventions in Texas that intend to go to Sioux
Falls. But the district meeting will be re-
The representative., 1900-03-29
A. PROPHECY
HOPE RISING-RID OF OUR TRAI-
TORS, WE BEGIN TO HOPE-A
CHANCE TO CARRY THE
NATION.

Peoples Voice, Norman, Okla.
It begins to look very much like the
Peoples party national convention, to
be held In Cincinnati, Ohio, on May 3.
would mark an epoch In American his
tory. At this writing 1t gives promise
Of being one Of the biggest conventions
ever held in the United States. Every
state and territory in the union will
send delegates to the convention and it
will attract more attention than any
national convention held this year. II
the work of the convention results In
uniting the reform forces of the country
and we believe it will, the old moss
back party candidates will realize that
they are in closely contested race that
it will take a canvass of the votes to
decide who is winner.
Those men who have read President
John Smith" will remember that the
author of the book predicted the cleo
ton of the reform candidate this fall
and the way the political situation is
beginning to shape itself, indicates a
favorable opportunity for the election
of Peoples man, president of the
United States. this fall. The trusts,
banks and corporations have had
representative in the White House for
many years and they constitute a very
large minority of the people of the
country and it is quite feasible to think
that in this year of our Lord a majority
Of the people of the. country might
think 1t was their time to have a rep
resentative in the-White House. 1t be-
gins to look, strange. as it may seem,
that such an idea was taking posses
sion of the people at this time and that
It has broken out all over the country
and was becoming. highly contagious
in character and, like the small pox
or chicken pox in Oklahoma, was re-
fusing to, obey the quarantine regula-
ttons prescribed by the political doctors,
who are ever SO fearful OF the havoc,
such an idea would play with the long
established and yenerated usuages of
old party politics
The representative., 1900-03-29

Beers and FilfpinOsr May Now Prepar<
to SING the Following Songs "Free.
dom, Farewellr'
(Air: Soldiers Farewell.)
@, Freedom! nsmt thou leave IN.
Of thy sweet face bereave W:
TO empire and exp4nsion
And all their dread invention.
Chorus
Farewell, farewell, Freedom, farewell,
Farewell, farewell Freedom, farewell.
Our Fathers loved thee dearly,
--@In words and songs not merely,
But fought and bled most bravely,
That we might keep thee safely.
Farewell, farewell, Freedom, farewell.
Where now their banner flying,
Ger conquered heroes dying.
Who fight for Freedoms glory.
AS did our sires hoary.
Farewell, farewell, Freedom, farewell.
Henceforth we dare not name thee,
Our slavish fears but shame thee:
The plutes have gained dominioni
Away with our opinion!
Farewell, farewell, Freedom, farewell
But, when in bondage dire,
And crushed all vain desires,
We cry to thee, dependent,
Thou com'st again resplendant!
Farewell, farewell, Freedom, farewell.
-. MoNssINI.
The representative., 1900-03-29

Information From state Chairman
Richey ON the Subject.
st. Louis, March 20, 1900.
Editor World: The call for a state
mass convention published in your last
issue, and also by the Populist papers
OF the state, was generously signed,
the referendum vote favoring Kansas
City as the place, and April II and Is
as the date of the convention. The
vote showed that the Populists of the
state have not forgotten the Olympic
theater and the Democratic police force
of July z, 1898.
The convention will be held as indi-
Gated by the vote, and have the writ
ten promise of Wharton Barker, of
Pennsylvania, and Jo A. Parker, Of
Kentucky, to attend. Although it is
not yet definitely determined that
Ignatius Donnelly will be present, from
the information have, have no doubt
that he will address our convention on
the afternoon of April II. Nor have I
largest, most enthusiastic, and most
successful ever held by the Missouri
POpulists.
Let us make one, more stand for all
that we hold dear. Let us fight, not
ourselves, but our enemies. Let there
be no Qufbbling about the letter, but
let us stand nobly and strongly for the
substance. Let us not throw away the
hard efforts OF an earnest time
spent in a cause so sacred, that now, to
halt, to hesitate, to. delay is to desert
1t, basely and ignobly desert it before
the people, and to proclaim ourselves
unworthy of the name of patriots.
FRANK e. RICHEY.
The representative., 1900-03-29
Gossip.

The last week has seen an awakening
among the Pops. The midroad crowd are
doing their best to capture the state dele
cation and send It to Cincinnati. allowing
the Sioux Falls convention to draw a cipher
from North Dakota. This deep laid scheme.
as It appears to the fusion contingent, has
been in operation for the past three weeks.
The plan OF the midroad people was to get
their strikers out to the caucuses and gath
er In the primaries before the other faction
knew what was going on But last week the
Bryan Pops tumbled to the game and tight
that would do credit to I bigger crowd than
the Pops number is on. General Standish
is actively engaged In acQuainting the fuaion
crowd with the condition Of things. The
general may head the delegation to the
Sioux Falls co1veation X that contingent
can carry. ITS poiAt. The Populist- state
convention Will = held at Grand Forks.
: Ma%E 4s.
The representative., 1900-03-29

Would Have HIM Beat HObsOn's Rec.
mo, thank goodness; he isn't calling
here any more." exclaimed the pretty
girl in blue, with a stamp Of her foot.
Il verify believe that that young man
wouldn't take q hint IL It was willed to
him with $4,000 in government bonds
attached to 1t. As q shining example Of
what 4 wooden automat0n would be in
a trance he is distinct success. He
called here the other evening. as he had
been doing for some time. and thought
I would see II / could awaken q little
enthusiasm in him. I turned the con-
versation around to Hobson and asked
him II wouldn't like chance to beat
Hobson's record.
"'Wouldn't T. he exclaimed. with .
glowing face: just think Of his taking
that boat in there and sinking her with
out losing q mani
THAT settled 1t. yawned in his face
and looked at the clock, and slowly but
positively froze that young man out Of
doors. II by any chance he should call
here again I'll call the police detroit
Free Press.
g
The representative., 1900-03-29
.; ;;;''
~ - - Z WRITE us
CARL l.. STEWART LUMBER co.
1879 First North, Minnsapons
Weaver In 1880.
Missouri World.

General Weaver, Oct. 9, 1880, at Far
well hall. Chicago, referring to certain
men who had deserted the Greenback
party, said:
But have this to say in honor and
extenuation of each of these gentlemen
whom have named, that they had the
honor to boldly walk out Of the Green
back party into the Democratic party
without attacking the men who re-
mained and who are trying to fight for
the integrity Of the party"
Referring to certain others, he said:
This last quartet Of traitors, last
named had not the magnani-
nifty Of the Ave gentlemen named-they
left us at later day, and in a more
cowardly manner, and had the ingrati-
tude as they departed from our camp to
turn round and shoot the poisoned ar
rows of slander at the men fighting for
the integrity of the party and the rights
of the industrial classes OF this coun-
try"
In the same speech he referred to the
national Democratic platform of that
campaign as follows:
Fourth plank - Honest money!
Oaughter)-composed of gold, silver
and paper-paper convertible into coin
on demand of the holder Uaughter)
A thing that was never possible since
Adam breathed his first breath in the
Garden of Eden Voices. Never! new
er!) down to the betrayal Of the DEM
ocratic party"
In another place in that speech, Gen.
Weaver referring to a campaign lie
about him, said:
Nov you see he calls me traitor
because am. opposed, have opposed In
Maine. IN West Virginia, and in every
state In which have been. and op-
poss hers tonight division OF our
electoral vote with either of tne old
parties. (Great applause) He calls
me traitor for doing that =
And I say now through the thousand
voiced press of the United States, and
SAAAO Ou6A SAC <10oOIAdScu 4 I066 duU ScuU
1t over the wire with the speed Of light
ming, say to every Greenbacker in
the United States, do nothing that
will aid In the election of Gen. Garfield
unless 1t results from your voting the
straight Greenback ticket. (Great ap-
plause.)
And I say to the people of the
United States. and to every Greenback-
er, do nothing to place the Democratic
party In power, as you love this coun-
try and love liberty (Cries of 'Bully!'
applause and cheers) unless that result
follow from your voting the straight
Greenback ticket" (Cries of good"
"Good!" and renewed applause.)
Since the above utterances by Mr..
Weaver the Democratic party has been
in power, proven false to the people,
re-enacted the crime of '73, bonded the
present and coming generation to main
tain-not coin, but gold redemption
and proved that Weaver was right
when he said do nothing to place the
Democratic party in power as you love
this country and love liberty"
The representative., 1900-03-29

1t does us good to see the unanimity
with which the Populists are rallying
towards the Cincinnati convention from
all over the country, especially from the
fusion states. Stand by the old ship
and the old Democratic barnacle will
soon be swept aside.-Jeffersonian.
The representative., 1900-03-29

convened, these fusion delegates will be re-
called and others chosen who will 80 TO
cincinnati. Every district in Texas will
doubtless send delegates to Cincinnati and
this is undoubtedly the almost unanimous
desire Of Texas Populists yet Deputy DEM
60 e'i to dsG9s 3Ss DaSs asw o'ess e. se wl
after II you see repoY.s,5 in the old party
press or the Deputy press about Texans
going to Sioux Falls, you may set 1t down
as fact that they represent nobody.
A Great Professor.
Prof. Mayo-Smith, Of Columbia col
leee, one Of the paid defenders of the
capitalists, in recent address, said:
~""The trust ii both, natural and good
evolution because it has developed busi-
ness talent to very high degree"
Monarchy is both natural and good
evolution from freedom, because it has
developed ruling talent to very high
degree. See! it made Napoleon,
Bismarck, George the Third and other
great men. The same argument might
be cited in the case Of Capt. Kid, in the
line of piracy, or one: could defend
bribery by pointing to the genius in
that line of Huntington, or Gould, or
Senator Clarke, or the natural develop
ment in genius can be defended by
showing how it developed skill and
daring in the James boys! Prof Mayo
is great people, he is.-Appeal to Rea-
son. 9
The representative., 1900-03-29

With tho Initiative and referendum
the people get any reform Z majority
win vote for. Now We get any law the
millioariree viii pay for. Read s'Bond
1nd I11l1tzial slavsey.r Price 5 cents
The representative., 1900-03-29

The Missouri World says: The al
most capsized Populist ship is rightine
itself.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
CORN IN KANSAS

" nile the wheat crop Of Kansas amounting TO
,HoIe lhaH Isoooeo0 bushels, is the largest ever
10 .sS'eo IN the State, the corn crop has suf-
Tered considerable damage, part Of which. however
may oe repaired By copious and well distributed
iain- Inc corn crops of Kansas for series Of
years nave according TO the Government reports
oeen as follows 1894. 47s772s bushels: 1885 24
OuSleIs, 1885 2t77S5Oo4 bushels; 1897 Is2 AZ 72s
bushels; 1898 1872 s42 O4s bushels. 1899 2a7 o97 %
oosheIs. On June = 1900, the Kansas State Board
ol Agriculture reported an Increase Of 3 per cent
- Ihe acreage, as compared with last year. and
me condition as ss In returns up 10 August the
reported decrease In acreage Of 10 per cent
-tIh -tsen win heavy decline IN condition, there
should be a fair sized crop.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

wheat bulge, but prices nevertheless showed aocus
&c loss for the day. September opened 5sssc %
ss4c sold at SSs G39l5c closing 3s1s 3s4c Char
tefs 00000 bushels 11sc Buffalo Receipts. IA
cars estimates for tomorrow. las cars Oats We-s
weaker. though local receipts were % cars below
estimates. and there general rams n the ship
ping sections. Receipts were ~ cars. estimates
for Tomorrow. $50 cars. September oats opened
az zsc. said between 1sze and 1se. closing 1ssc 20
1asc. Flax dull and fssruTe-sss Cash and
august closed At 8 40 September. 81 3 bid. OcrO-
bsr, 81 1a.- Receipts az three points. 45 cars.
against 81 last year. Provisions higher under
a liberal demand for essh products. Cured meats
are scarce and wanted Large Quantities OF ard
ara being shipped both 20 domestic and toretzn
buyers Cudahy a big buyer % Septsmbsr
ribs Pork gained TIC &c. lard 2-zc. and RIA.
&C. from yesterdays closing