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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19
FOB RENT-STORES AND OFFICES

COR SALE-52x120 feet lot on =. Stanton
erty owners who are asking S65 per from
foot. A. NJ. LOomis. 217 San Antonio street
Zeal Estate, Rental Collections and 1nsur
anCe.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19
FOR SALE -UNIMPROVED RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY

COR sALE-Property, improved and unim-
proved, in all parts of the city. II you
want to sell. list with me and 1 will adver-
1tse your property without cost to YOU.
Horace B. Stevens,
Real Estate and INSURANCE Agent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICE

An annual meeting Of the board Of d.
rectors of the Ell Paso Southern Railway Co.
tthe same being a regular meating) will be
held at TIE public office OF said company in
the city OF Ell Paso, Texas. on Wednesday, the
18th day of June, 1900. at o'clock p. m.
JOHN P. RAMSEY,
President.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19

4 ARGE business piece, close In, 225 fee
L on Campbell, extending from M rifle tt
San Antonio street; price so low that 1t vii
tat e and Insurance.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19
! The Hera1d'S
POPULAR
WAN TS.
FOR SALE-UNIMPROVED RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY

. LOTS on North Kansas St., near Missouri
z ST.: $1,000; half down, discount for cash.
Horace h. stevens, Real Estate and Insur-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19

z room brick house, No. sos North >tanton
y street. Two lots. east front. plenty OF
shade very desirable place, $500. Horace
B. Stevens, real estate and insurance. Mills
Bulldog.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19
BUSINESS CHANCES

COR SALE-0ne of the best paving bu
nesses IN the CITY for 20 per cent beIt
the invoice price. Mark Miller, Real Esta
and insurance, 100 Mesa Ave.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19

TOR SAL 6Ox1OO feet st. Louis street
7 $4,000. A NJ Loomis git San Antonio
street, seal Estate, Rental Collections and
Insurance.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19

COR SALE-New brick, large rooms, large
bath-ro lots; one block from Fan
Antonio street cars; $1,000 cash SOU In 10
months. Address w *, Herald Office
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19

COR SALE-30 miles of first class thirty Ave
] pound rela,tnx steel To rails With fish
plates At Ell Paso. Texas. Also miles of
fifty-two round relaying steel 1T" rails with
angle bars at Wichita Falls. Texas. For
term and particulars write wire to the
Bio Pollock Iron Co. CIR cinnati Ohio.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19

IN OVERLAND ST, which is improving
~ very fast; 6Ox120 feet. Horace b. Slew
ems. Real Estate ana Insur4n
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19
FOR RENT HOUSES.

room brick. No. GIT Magofin avenue,
south front.
7room brick No. SI6 n. Kansas ST., partly
furnished, $1,000.
HORACE 3 STEVENS.
& O x.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19

FURNISHED ROOMS with board. Chicago
] Hotel.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19

OROPERTY ON Ell PAS ST, north of
Z Third; 1874 feet deep; only $40 per foot.
Horace B. stevens. Real Estate and Ipsur-
Rnce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-25

The cQiOrea wora tn niKgio horry
hoOk u ga lmmouse aid ~ berry gro~
urs, ~ shgWa tho legdlng bog
riua tfao in dac. shape aad oulOs
they eere hrst carefully pAiatra
by "a experienced artlst. aud tben 70
pfadue1d hy nth0gIaphY az spst pi
oser oEa thousand dollars. Aaile irom
she eolur work thefo ate scores az rc-
productions made directly irom photo.
gfAphs of berries. % that the reader
may have az accurate idea ot thum
soc puhllshgrb' announcement in ga
uthrr Uoium Ihe prleo b On centh
ireo by nail, address the paHlishers
WilmeF Atkinson Ga. fhuadult Slat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-25

New throagh traiaa W Fos.laaa aad
faset SQUAD, 'lks buTlina toa North
sra Paaino EKpseas = nsW daily
shsoash tsaia lrom Raasas cay Aad
o. Joasph ios Liaaoiu. North Wee,
habgaakA BLACK hlils WYomiag
Moata0a. Washington, faconA. seat
fuHet SQUAD and ruFtlana Oregon
sia hiiiigEA Aoutaga ths short liBa
Aud tims sAyer ~ the upper northWest
20 gontgal MoatAaa Ia a. houFs, 10
che tuget a0und la 90 houu ifom
she Alasoah rlykF Throag h
eoaahaa aud shaig sats through tour
lat sleapara. threagh aiaiGg ear aef-
sioo and standard slgepssa. This Il
SEQ walg travelled road ituA tLe Mis
aaurl Tlyar to she northwest
no 40. Kansas pitY aud 50 Joseph
81 Nebraska. pgnyer Colorado. utaL.
faeiaa 0oAat Ana th0 kufthwsst. Vie
Ogdeui aiso O. tba NaGtkWsat M1u.
tans WsAhias toa, Oregon. vie Liaoslu
Aai hilhugs Weekly California Ga
suthiunH
no co. Nebraska Colorado EApseas.
itaN hsAsAa piky aud so lusaph The
istgst alybt ala luT Nsbfgaka. Colo
lats. Utah aai Paainu eSsat
tu che n@st. phlessu aad So Louis.
sssatl i,aprssed tgalAs ~ tlno cad
eQuipAeut
20 ths North. Oest traias daily 10
umaha 80 faul. Minneapolis aud tAe
Lass fvslue,
a. y. bAluAAa. l.. W WAakL14.
a b. A. dsal fAas Aaeut
haasAa Oity, hu. ht Isula. No
tlpWAhp bl4e44,
usAstal NauasaE
% IoAspL Ao.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-25
BErrER IHAN EYER

The blg clubbing ofef OF the
Weekly Leader ,a catching GOA
iu steat shape Ihe people
know a good thug when they
sea % aud they ate uut allowing
the blg uner 90 escape uuuuup
"a
Tha ivader bY special a..
gaNgemeuts Win Gus Tunes
mauagemeut enabled us So uake
the hig oucr stlu better
lasltad "a the Weekly Vimea
We give tha twice 4 week hmes
WltN club Oucl
The whUle thlag leg oalY o.
Ahls glFas the ueW subscriber
nf the spbsellbeT who pave up
aFgsAgagvs lQpr metropolitan
paps aAd ESQ larm pApers ~
saY gQshlag VI she Atlas apA
ulciloaagV
pag kepnpileaa apd9 three
psuueFAtle pApefa
1hla h ppeA ~ all t'rgsuna
slrsadY Subscribers gaa get cue
~ plief Nv psYlns ~ hagk
AAbaNl lQas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-25

Msuy HpmuH tgt4lgbaut tuu eoau
arI waba pin WutgY uUt 90 tApr
b,ekyut W. have huuwu uumsu
NJ ha bafa clothed tAo eUUra ami n
alth the ptaesrdt q tha poultry ward.
aud saiAs have paii Du mortgage snA
pthvlh have t4ptb tleif h $50, UY
lptel iseut management 30 tbyu
hguhs tyNrt budy Interested in
ahlckopa should get hlgalfh rapLtlI
huuh ituau ful telpiaia ausl,s
clone aua ahult ulh t4 au.e.aa. aul
baa sa mauy bvaa 40 puaul ,.p. oil.
,ute uuiled dove Cos Dee pasea ttat Il
s poor eyauuml Boo te ultboat it d.
sill belle iug,easg tba iuplua irUm
tpu pHultfF baFa slI Aas atatitl
Wauy au amatpu, al misauH.l pro
ieshiuHal eu tbe uktt uhah ihu
pai4e w al geuU irpt bF msIl, 4llleaa
Jbt pHblab.rs WNm,l Attlualu .a
ttiiaieiphl4 Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-25

tst laaatf nassfls sa ahsaa
Whefeaa Fbufe aas Iaue-
daaaA la tbs iats ktpu tiieau
eo4.tg ranHautiun salsa uet
u uuthrtu aad nolainatfd q
ticant ta be gutad i1r thh iaIl
biz tha people "a th.a coauty
fasolailoo ismaadluE an lus
veatiTaiion oi he feeofda of
thia aaaatg, ana plaaginA thu
a1uutF con aa laal4uera ~ order
each lnvostiEationi aGa
Nhafuaa. suuh fesolatiun uaa
by aach convection DENIED
both ~ tua fes0lati9na oom
mittse aad ~ tha eonveau1a
ittalf snd
Where's, We believe the
people % thta cgantf hase tnu
flght 10 be- shoNL' tne ooo
di.lan af thu eoanty roeOrds
aad that cash demsad wea
iuat Nov therefore be 10
hasalssd. in she ssry ian
guaEs oi Abe Reps blicaa rsso
lation "A ielf, That thu eoautY
eoiamissionera nomtaated ~
this convention. by the se
aaptanco 81 ssid aominationh.
pledge thsmsslvea Individually
aaa collectively v else I'd. W
cause = thaFouRh iasrstigatipu
~ eompetent pefseus W 10
made " The books Aud teeoFda
ot lOgan gouaty, % the sad
that ths Taxpayers may huo~
what hsa beoOaa VI tbe gable
muneya aad the maneeF in
whloh the records have oeea
Kept And thai u aay dstalea
tioua have oeearged, aad "a
eesslvo aud fraudulent charge
have bseu made snd allowed,
ths ssyts may DO recovered 20
the eounty trpm tae once
holdcg snd bic 0oadsmen
Adopted unaniuagasly Auguat 2
y she Logan eoaaty bcmeefAtio O.
.al guut tAittae, n fttiiA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-25

isaraCt ffam 40 aaiitfsiian
aEstlh deliveries at iaaIa
aApallal
at tiestsd ! ahali con
faao eonafesa in aEtrasf,
aluarY sesaion ~ aaon e.
au iuaaEurated and feepms
mend "a immedlata daoias
ration % the natlons paf
poss hfah ~ establish .
stable iurm oi gegsrpmsnt
ia tks fhllippiae ialands.
iaat a. We ara n0W astabs
lishing stable FoFaFn
maEt To tha laiand 20 Oubai
sauond 20 give iadepsnd-
cuoe b. ths tiilpisos iaat
a. Ne have pf0miaed ~
give iudspenoenoa ~ ths
Osbanal third. 10 proteet
the tiiiPigoa frJea ontaids
tnteriurenca While lhoy
work 0at thsir own dsati
~, iast "a 80 have pro
teote0 ths Republics of
oentTai aad a0ath Amori
"a. and ere b. the M0aFos
d0etfins pledged 10 pro
Tea Cuba
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-25

Thsra ail ~ auaaheI aaI Huf Ine niaa
east aaa Hs ohases ths ca sal lsinfa
Ca. paaiiaE aud hal tai aisAgd ~
ksaIa s4iIs Kad ~ an tay ~ snfsa ikst
uaF. - iinrhas thsi aay Nr noaiia
uas ihia untu hls stuu,ach htesas dose
sud naiufa cutsuflt him 81 40 SOW
Hsisineas meu e1u hass ilnlauu|l theif
digcstinn bY hesiY eaiing eil hna in
la Plefcas Olohian MsilCal mageegB
. rlHe ~ iysprpsia aad oihai diseases
81 tha aumaoh and argans "a tiN~8iun
aud uuiritiun "a aoes "a EiFs mere
teupaarF rslisf. bui a snects q la.iitsi
gafc u arengiheua ths stauiagh. uguI
iaiss ihs serves ana paiTiasa tbs hioo,l
~ a. zoe rtsua 4 lslslsd sHh ~ isu
EilHFYa fad eih lllasasaiasu aha.h - tHld
khl usll t1sIlla lH HaI aN4allH alllFa 4
NanaaM NsII "A NNai4sI NfilIN aNIIlul -
VI IL llaIlfa1 aith ~ airaaah SD talH a.
q 1aa usat sad sHaI taaiaa . eafi iaal "A
iHeIl lee 4osu hfae uuslala i aIHa rl NJ 4
eaastI hafiIIf a. 4 1sfa ean Heat haFa
AEaih liaa Qsias - lAt a1e. sad ullpl gfalla
sa1 ih1aahl hn So Aa4ilY aafth Nqiaa
haHan laAlnE d. ftartga egsosa atlllaI nis
casslf tad Fflaasani Hfillts 81 stfistd D.
ase ~ iakfn half N "a -, "A hsIiiia Z
rsasa 81 nj fglifetA 80 ~ ssrsiaa sesi
aeii th4m ana 40 happY " ~ ses ~ We
- o. fistes aad b. atiian9a
Ds rsros's rvlleta cufs biiiouansaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-25

M " "t "NH -
fsaffel tas hsf ta Fssasftiaa fts
tsaiitsflaa,.
fte frIears af ne.i.eIns - Teaf afsr
gsa oelam|ng nals sHs nafs Hatet
iu l.1gnaaes ere mafe aei.snit aaf ls
aaft.l "a tfaailaeaf ID asse Tsiona.
AHh.aEt CO., nfaIa ID ~ .heI aaf
ai iaa taIaaI maH. fef fHen AZ manf
rnfagt aaaat ihs siala aa.sh l.laal.sia
bat. s,t gat iataamed
nat tleai sillist hats Dtsu nada m
tnat snaasifs sh.eh haa .niy eItan
ff,tnt ftan affa discovered ago .eaI.a
rfsaH lo ID what tbF .raaIam ltaiY
canaNa shtitma abat hsa Eous 81.
fafe aHd shat haa ntfa laaaht aa ma.t.
aal lsR the NiiaalHs miefeatua data
au taa taa HfaIH aUIka aft uua what
is a.cepts1 at ths pltstat uuF al ths
courgi theoU
tha ctrehrlm ir1ut esd t13 n zoe
ghlef part of zoo bfaIn aul ias .aas.
dlata snurUe of au GOO mtuiai aet.an.
1hf sfaY matter uf tas sutsf surfaes s
mals up of iayers at aefts psiis These
ars tho thinklus csntsfa Eapeumtats
hata clearly DEMONSTRATED that eaeh
voutaiution has apfeiai fuuCUun aud
f destroyed be- cannot bs replaced
q has aiso neeu fouuI that tha left
si1e 1f che bfam 10 mofv agtyp tbau
tho fisht
How has that seeu found ouii We'll
" au gpiicpfig sommtnces a nt by
twitchlns the riEht thumb or haad ons
wouid and lia Gauss n its nsrts esntrr
on tae isf side of ne hraiu "a is uaiy
within the past few Yeafs that msdical
usu afu now able 90 make a inap uf tho
surface 90 the brain atcording 10 the
tHriuua functiona performed
Ah Impressions received frum che
ouier world. WHISTLER thfough che mo
dium % sight siaeu bearing taste or
touch. aTe carried dirvct to the surface
of chs brain aud regorded in ths brain
cells of ihgir respective ascas, while
an movements arg ihs fesait % im
puinoa trom che csiis in ths qinerent
mutog aruAa
Now. there are ave Arge stnaofy
arvaa in che make ~ uf ihs brain
First sighi which Is the largest. as
chs hAck of ths braiu smsli tastt And
hearlns have thvif positions al the side
of the head la the temporal ttgmplssl
region aud ionsr sufface Touch has
We domirilv at tho toe of tho braiu.
while the large motog tstviug mutioui
arsa takes w the buiA 90 ths mlddlo
braln
These are o. spleudldlf arranged by
uatufv that the motor cells of lho lips
are la fTunL thyp those of tue haud,
arm and o. on ts TOO foot 20 siye
sou an VHamplg how thu sensofy AVA
motur uoryes wufk il you touched
aus thing hot os shafn ths impf,ssioa
would be- vonNeyed 20 che seusDty afeA
aluus the uvfSes coHusetod With W
The sensprY eeli ahlch received tbs
ulussase would Immediately gommuhl-
cate With the mu,of vsla ,u pull Your
I hand away
Why IS u easlef 90 gsihrmircf aa "a
iegt thau. sal, "a matbvmstlyal torWuia
/ og a puvmE fhs reason of th,s is thAt
/ NhvrsSa thN tUlwri uas inpfsaaiuua
stamped uS av,yial hrail tyutvta uu,h
az slsht tuu,b amri taste aud tbs
trst thv lattice ary stamped uu gsut,,s
which a,v uut ura,B sn ,el,utiso 40
tbs lutmDr
+ iN ,,ptatus pvtlif f1r usJaUyt lt
10 ths sound uf tbs hst uus which
susa,ata tnt uoAt uur rut au ahi,yI
p1yseuw Itself go .bs uulu ,tate,a
yuug,tuyi Immediately tuu kuuv asa
alllu ul An nlau.t ub.u fau a,4 10
It.H... sUu lad. lII. ID Il .lI.IIU.tI.LIUL
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Ihis is Tor each subscriptions only
Al subscription undsr this cola bins
zion onor muat De ssnt thsoaah She
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aHA WWthH hu tnp Ault
Laxative bruut 70 Quiutuy iAllrts uur
a ,lli iu uor day 30 care. uu pa
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TIE Twios-A Weak Courier. } oufaAl
10 tho sqaAl Of ylaanY dailias, and the
sapegiOf VI all otheg pApara. lt printa
more real usws, nore good elasa
natter, nOre good stories, thAa any
sthsE. l.susd Wednesday aaA saturday
oosrier-Jourasl Go LouisVllle Ky.
hy special arrangement Yoa ean
get The Weekly Leader and thl TWios
Aweek Oourier loarnAl both oae ysaa
RuE ouly
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Live stock Inspector cot
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Lave stock AssOciati0nl tl 90
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Oklahoma Weekly Leader 30
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stslspa-a Fsf sac tesutau.t
W asaoaEea tps isHuJr ui
tbe hsFpt'ioau psla $50 s4uI
uut its pledges 81 glagt ftstataai
t4 tas t.lrltuass otAu.apa A.a
MsAlta apd uklaHuwa aui ua
l'pfaphs thp plppls li ttesa t.J
fuoflat immtllata ttsteLuuA aul
blma rule Auglns thelf oandluaA
aa tsullQgles anA ee iaFal bHme
gale Api tsgrlt0glsl lulw 10
gogafgmenl ial AlasAa aai luf
" h1qo gppggatle seNpasl
rlatlpfNs ls,n
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home Il 10 che paper iof the
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-31

riots, and these differences from time
TO time on political questions ought not
blind people to the fact that outside Of
all political questions there is the pur-
pose of thecitize nto do the best with
the light that hehas for his country and
for prosperity. and therefore, when
talk to YOU, when J talk to Republicans,
] talk to them not as Republicans, but as
citizens; not as people who love a party.
but as the people who love the country
better than any party. II I cannot show
a Republican better way 70 serve HE
country than by voting the Republican
ticket, do not expect him to change
his politics, but # I can show him that
the Democratic party offers him a bet
ter opportunity to voice his own senJi-
ments. protect his rights and advance
his moral welfare than the Republican
party does. I have a right to believe that
can appeal to his Judgment and his
conscience and draw him out Of the Re
publican party"
jamestown. Oct. 30.-Mr. Brya naTrived
at jamestown at 40 and a stop Of about
two hours was made Mr.. Bryan made
only a brief speech. but his principal adj
dress was made at Celeron. three miles
distant, on Lake Chautauqua. He began
with a discussion Of the question OF pros
perity. deying that there was only such
general prosperity as has been claimed.
On that subject ne said IN part; GO TO
your sweatshops If you win and talk OF
to those who work IN the
sweatshops. Go. If you viii, and talk
prosperity to 1aboring man who has
to send his boys and girls away from
home when they ought TO be IN school.
Talk to him about prosperity. You want
to keep conditions just as they are. Why
today are such that the men
who produce wealth are getting each
year a less per centage Of the wealth
they produce. while the Spectator IS
getting a larger and larger share Of the
wealth"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-31

While Mr. Bryan was speaking al
Wellsviue two boys, one OF them much
larger tina nthe other, got into a quarrel
and the larger one struck the smaller one
with his fist When Mr. Bryan had stop
ped speaking and the rush to shake
hands with him began. Mr. BRYAN walked
across the platform of the car and called
for the boy who had received the blow
saying that ne wanted to shake hands
with a youngster who had become the
victim Of the policy Of force. The boy
seemed to forget his afliction in the
handshaking, and when Mr.. Bryan hand
ed him rose from bunch held in Mrs.
Bryan's hand, his cup of joy seemed
quite complete.
In a speech at clean Mr.. Bryan again
talked 10 an audience composed almost
exclusively Of men, and among them
were a great many laborers. The crowd
VISA large and the reception cordial, not
to say enthusiastic Here again he re
ferred TO charges that he was evading the
old issues, and spoke at length in ex-
PLANTATION Of his course and that of his
party in the campaign.
Mr.. Bryan spoke for about forty min
utes at Salamanca, making a nappeal
for Republican votes. He said: mo one
make sa greater mistake than the man
who assume that any large number of
people desire bad government, and no
one names a greater mistake than the
man who assumes that a large number
Of people lack patriotism. You remember
the campaign of 1905, and you remem-
Der how deeply the people We're stirred,
and you remember that those who were
with me in the campaign We're called all
sorts OF names and I myself did not
escape; and yet within two years after
that campaign a war broke out and the
president called for volunteers and more
people responded who voted for me than
responded who voted for the president
There you found political differences for
gotten and 1 think it is safe to say
that in every campaign and IN every
we found men differing IN poll
tics, but loving their country [ know
that in my own regiment a great ma
jority Of my own offers were Repugl-
cans and a majority Of the privates were
with me, and so it was throughout the
various regiments, and the people found
that whom the Republicans called an
archists in 1894 were the nations protec-
ton in 1898. I believe If I We're elected
and war broke out and ] called for
Republicans would respond
just like Democrats. Our people are pat
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Clondbnrst IN ID. LonIs.

St Louis. No, oct 29-sixty-eight hun
dredths Of an inch of water fell in fifty
five minutes shortly before noon today.
and because Of the clogged condition Of
the severe. which overlooked, the low
places in the city were flooded, the water
rising into cellars and even the first
floors of residences, churches and stores
in some localities, damaging street rail-
way and business property.
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Chicago, Oct 29-warrants charging
more than GO men with registering IL
legally are to be served tonight and to-
morrow. according to the officials OF the
Democratic committee. 1t Is said that
some very prominent Republican politi-
clans are among those TO be taken int
custody.
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2. QUAKER MALE QUARTETTE, Phil
adelphia, with Miss Nellie B. Tur-
ner, Reader.
9. DIR. e w. GUNsAULUs, Lecture.
Subject. 'savonarola."
4. BYRON w KING. Lecture, Pitts
burg, Pa. Subject, All the Worlds
Stage
5. ERNEST GAMBLE CONCERT co.
Mr. Ernest Gamble, Basso; Nine.
Cecilia Eppinghausen BaIy, So
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list; Mr. Edwin IL Shovert, Pianist
IS. THE FADETTE WOMANs OR
chesba Of Boston, Twenty-one ar
lists. Caroline 3. Nichols. conductor.
z. COL L. f. COPELAND, Harrisburg.
Pa. Subject "seeiug the Ele-
plant"
8. THE ROYAL TYROLEAN CONCERT
TROUPE, direct from London and
Hamburg. Ten persons, in national
costumes, Novel Musical Effects.
Alpine Hunting and Echo Songs,
Jodels. Choruses, Etc.
g. TEE SOUTHERN JUBTLEE SING
ERs, the greatest company Of col
ored artists travelling.
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PREVENTED By CUTICURAV SOAP.


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Republican Congressional Ticket
Republican State Ticket.

For Governor,
W. E. STANLEY.
Sedgwick County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
q. &. RICHTER,
Norris County.
For Associate Justice,
W A. JOHNSTON,
Ottawa County.
For Secretary Of State.
GEORGE A. CLARK,
Geary County.
For Treasurer.
FRANK GRIMES,
Wichita County.
For Auditor,
GEORGE E. COLE,
Crawford County.
For Attorney General,
a. A. GODDARD,
Shawnee County.
For Supt. Of Public Instruction,
FRANK NELSON,
Mcpherson County.
For Insurance Commissioner,
". Y. CHURCH,
Marion County.
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g. DIR. e w. GUNsAULUs, Lecture.
Subject, "Savonarola."
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2. QUAKER MALE QUARTETTE, Phil
adelphia, with Miss Nellie 3. Tur-
ner. Reader
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{. BYRON w. KING. Lecture, Pitts
burg, Pa. Subject, All the Worlds
a Stage"
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LEFT FOR PARIS.
EK-ConsuI Mncrun Makes Another
stnrt Home.

Rome. January q Charles E, Macrum,
former United states consul al Pretoria,
who arrived here yesterday, left today
for Paris Mr.. Easton of the Washington
Post, who accompanied Mr.. Macrum. seid
in the course OF an interview at Naples
that the Beers know they must ultimately
be defeated. but are determined 10 resist
to the last He praises the Boer tactics
and expresses admiration for the bravery
of both armies. The Afrikanders are re-
garded by MIR. Easton as permanent
danger TO the British He asserts that
prior 10 the war the Trsnsvaal government
inquired what quantity of cartridges were
allowed to the German troops in the
Franco Prussan war, and then ordered
double the quantity.