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THE BUSY LITTLE HOUSEKEEPER.
THURSDAY-NENDlEC DAY

have nat patch be II on muslin or nanne, un6,r.
wear boys trousers &c. Always press patch on the
wrong side when 1t IL finished
Use linen thread for m@adinr men. or hox.. .,.,s
ing or sewing their buttons on. Lace IL msnded hv
ossuns u on plese Of embroidery leather and worn
Ing the hole over with lace thread coming IA inv
balls. TO initiate the pattern A. closely AZ pos.,sas
Lace curtains are quickly and easily mended b. 49,
Ing with starch piece OF net over the tear aaS 49,
ing Il on with q warm iron.
When button tears out leaving a sYeas hcs. ...,~
the spaee With piece Of the sierai trebly doubasA
sewing u down all sides and then sew the rite.
lon again
When dress tears It Is nine time. on, Of ,sa /.
siEsaG line that 10 made 10 try the mender Ras,e
under this piece OF the goods pulling the raxssd
edses close together running a line Of lous
stitches close TO the tear and second one two inches
beyon.. Rave long threads from bi, O. the soods-
you have nons use hns sewing silk-snd darn with
them over the unsishtly gap. making even s,itches
over and under the work running them cers,nlv haf
TO an inch seyond the hole. When done Apply = ds mn
cloth TO the wrong side and press with a warm iron
nrs pulling out the bastng threads or the marks v1l
be pressed In the goods
II tho tear takes a piece out Of the cashmere ar
whatever may be. then haste new piece a. bsfors
under the torn edges. and ravensnss IN a ape
dAfnnG needle This time make three anal, s,t,rbss
beyond the edge the dress and two stitchsu over
the eds. on to the new inserted piece porp ar
around In this manner. pulling the thread evenly.
keeping the patch perfectly smooth over the paan q
the ien hand In this manner the centre a IL new
piece 10 not covered with stitches whSa done lay a
cloth ovsf the right side Of the patch and pesss With
. warn tsea
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4 THE DAYS LOVE STORY. II

Browning watched the gay sesns Of the Ssliroso =
silence Q moment Then he said:
Mildred shall tell you why never marTss1f
The gir buried her face again In the rossa
Yes" she said
"Becsuse never thought you would have ~ -
wsrc bright and gay. ana ten ysan yow0O
than J."
Mildred leaned forward until he felt hss brssA .
his cheek She spoke rapidly. for she Mr.. Bts1V
coming to claim waltz.
Shall tell you why ! never married. Pauirs
Yes"
Because you never asked me-"
Mildred"
Browning sprang forward from the siiksa onsA1suD
and caught her hand hut she withdrew husTisaly.
and with her face all wreathed IN smiles caughs -
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INVESTIGATE THIS Tip"

response to n gentle tip from Mulberry
street. yesterday something more than two
hundred policy shops were closcd In New
York
q II was stated that the doors would stay
shut I'LL after the adjournment Of the Legis-
lnturs.
TAs general closing was referred 20 as m act OF
eompdmensasy Difference to the power Of the
lAwnaker."
~ attention Of the April Grand Jury h re
oOoeefuily called to the Zip Us source and It's
SssnG New York desires TO change the form Of
~ dsfRence from one OF compliNent to one OF
eenDuhion. and there is no better way than by
- manipulation Of very sharp probe higher
~" where the danger tips come from.
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THE CHARITY BALL.

Thy. Mr. Browning you at anything gay
'M As q charity baliy'
- And You. my dear Miss Erickson at any
thing so dismsl7' browning replied.
The girl laughed and shook out the folds OF her
misty pink dancing skirt. with It's rudnes and lace
~ have just dance left. schottische. Shall II
| he for youy' she said.
"If you VIII 80 honor me Bu, as I can't dance any
thing bu, the waits am going to ask you 10 esms
with to that little aleove retreat over therA where
ne can talk ana watch the hgures"
For Mildred Erickson laid her sloved nnssrs
on his and raised her brown eyes to his face ~
they walked away from the group Of dancssv now
forming for the schottische
Every one seems TO be here tonight" she ssid.
"Yes. Even l."
There is Maud Jones now, IN that pale blue chiffon.
DO you know she 10 to 10 married week 20 Jack
MarshallT'
'she! This 10 only her second season. Isn't tr'
Second. No. only her nrst." Mildred said with .
laugh and .hrus Of her plump white shoulder.
Her first! You are more sensible. Miss Erieksen
Why. this 10 your tenth Don't you remember
Was At your comnG-out tear
Yes. and you old then-tweny eight: Just ~
ass now" She picked up her bouquet and buried her
face In the fresh pink blossoms.
like those. Mildred"
But no, 20 large . bsach." and shs began puiiins
the Aowsrs out and tearing on the petals while
Browning watched her color cone and 90
And sent them"
"And you sent them"
Browning shifted his positisa slisAtiy.
II wonder What Msrshau wants 70 marry that lkus
Mss Joues for?' be said
As she 70 not an heIrsss he peobaby thinks ne loves
her hope Il does not worry you. xr. BROWNIE"
NE! No, at ALL sspposs you've often wondered
Why rye never married"
Nillred's checks assumed the hue Of her roses.
~ Not II all. Rsshsr. shouid wonder " you aid
est married ! Am % ussA TO you s.ry.. you kssw."
"And should wonder at IT, too. like women
They are beautiful creatures. 10 b. admired sdored
and iAeaised. but kept at . distance II man wants
20 retain his peace oe mind. Don tou think 40.
Miss ESieksoar'
"Can Mr.. BrsWning - ~rons,"
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QUERIES 1 ri ANSWERS 1 r.:
EVENING WORLD READERS,

Won Arc Correct
] claim the nrsi American land discovered by Co.
nmbus and on which he first landed was an island Of
the West Indies. friend claims Columbus FIRST
landed nj some pOr, In South Carolina u. 8. A.
Which 10 eorreci' BROOKLYN
About 81, GOA, 900.
How many people there in the United States
and It's colonies! FLUSHING BAY
Not Take Boat NJ In rrr once
II II necessary TO secure rass I, yisi, Governor
Island Where can ind the dock J. TuRPIE
Fyies ~sd D-insro Wrote u.
bets that David Belasco wrote The Girl I LET,
Behind Me" II bets THE Girl | LIEF, Behind Me-
was written by Franklin Fyles and David Belasco.
when w'ns' N. CoREAH
"ln This stss Sou Shall CONQUER.
What IL the nearing OF I'm hoe sisno vlnccsc'
GRATEFUL.
Ronsna Catholic.
What 10 Richard Croker's religion ! OWEN
3sa5.oIG. I.iOO. OOO.
What Is the population Of Greater New York; VIVA,
IL the population Of Chicago SILK.
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A PLEH FOR WAR.
By COL Jsme' G. Z. Lea. Assistant Qvsrtermss-
ter-GeneraL D. S.k

fef-GeneraL. u. S. A.
S~,R Is work. hnrdsh,p. h..,,hr, .-o-,..
f 10 eise luxury. disease No other so,c. h,. 90.
such a marvellous factor in the d.vs,o,nsn, a,
nations ms has war power. our own no.l,,on va.
elevated immeasurably by IN. .tr,nr,h ana .,o,r.s.
displayed In the war Of the rebellion ana am, Ia 70
war with Spain No one will gaIn,ay that m. nine.
tenth century has been the most advanced tho mos,
enlightened tn. most csri,ti.n of an ,ha c,n,ur,,s
and We, during mi, century th,,. h,vs hcen en-
,norn,ous wars Of all history
The United state, ha, .,ran,.v f.u.. :. ...or,,..
the military factor IN m. a.ve,onu.r, h, n.xs..s
Ia fos,.r an, ,.,,-,., a.. -. '' rs "'e''''
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and pleasing has rs good chance Of winning ary
mans love rs a millionaire dainty daughter.
The Lord has strange ways of bringing ;nose to-
g,ther whom lie intends for each other Let no girl
lose heart over the dcuson tina. sne has no chance
Of winning lover because some daughter Of wealthy
parents looks with favor upon him
The right kind u men are yer, INDEPENDENT crea-
lures ana ~il marry the rrl vhom they fnil In love
with though ali i's Ec-!a eaaosa y Her poverty
mikes her seem ~ the moe helpless and therefore
dearer In his eyes and he iorss t. take hes from 1t
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ALL MEN LIKE SHARKS.

. ORE than one hundred and twenty -0y,
witnesses will testify against Miller. Of
~ Franklin Syndicate swind,ing fame. II
= oil bis victims were brough, to tell thei,
Asl1. stories In court the trial would last ali
Summer.
Bat on every day that this swindIer stands a,
u bar and on every day tina; he fingers after.
ward In prison cell fresh victims Of the mania
~ quick wealth will be furnishing rich pIckinxs
- wall street. TO the poo-room and policy sharks
y svssy fleeing game, old and new ,eyen that O.
~ ancient gold brick). which clever men have
svR devised. One almost doubts the wisdom Of
eeskiag 70 protect those who are so willing to be
Wne1
mat Il not be q quicker finish 70 the whole
buensss to let the sharpers first clean out every.
~ e1se and then perish In a sort Of Kilkenny
81 olrusgle for each others gains.
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Historic Sieccs.

~iIE following list gives conps. son Of the
duration ~ sorrc moacsn seges To mat OF Lid,
I smith: Khartoum. 81 days. srb.s:ppol. u, days:
Paris is' days Kimberly, i2i days; Iidysmilh IFS
days. P'vnA, 81 DAYS: Lucknow. 80 days, Cawnpore.
q days. In olden lines sicgrs lasted much longer
That Of Azo,h. according TO iicrod5tus continued for
,weniynne years and the siege OF Troy occupied ten
years
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lono RAM o. Of Guns.

THE longest distance that q sho, has been fred
Is a few yards over fifteen miles. which was the
= range OF Krhpp's iso-ton steel gun firing a
shot weighing ,eo pounds The Hilton Armstrong
gun has an extreme range Of fourteen miles. nring
shos weighing 100 pounds, and requiring 30
pounds Of powder. The G-,on Armstrong gun huriA
solid shot for distance Of twelve miles, ana the
discharge Of the gun cannot be heard At tho place
where the ball strikes. From twelve to thirteen
mileh is the computed range Of the most powerful
guns now In Use. and TO obtain tina, range an elevs-
ton Of nearly Is dsgress 10 found 10 Be necessary
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BIRTHDAY LUCK
For April s.

IF you we're born on April this 10 the mson-
Ing Of the day for you:
With care you can attend to ordinary
matters but Il 10 not promising You have .
quiet. though unfavorasle year before you
Look to all changes. making no sdditionsI lest
misfortune attend the same. Sickness NAY
enter your abode and possibly loss OF frisnds.--
Copyrighted by the Sphinx Magazine. Bosssa.
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THO CIGARETTE BEETLE

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The hsnAa d0srstts Aend 10 net ~ eaiy one He
has IN archaeological rival the coarstss bsstls CASIO.
dermA ssrricorps). who not oaiy iiko tobacco but
EXTENDS hs APOSTLE to cayenne psppse sngss. shu.
hart, re. aga yeast cakss and pespsrsd ash food
ana 10 also partial 70 srsot ssA twnsric Can you
wonder a. . bug with such . vids-saAg1ng CASTRO
ncmicai taste being . dsarssts Asndf TIE picture
shows three ssasss In ths life Of the bss4iA
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~HB town q npssnay. IN Fraacs. b . vase
subssrrsnsaa city. Tie ssrssss ~ nsss aal
nsiss bsino hswn eus q ~ o1saik aanssA vstA
ppss q csampaons q an besos asd 0uAiitss. Thses
ID uOh3 II ~ iAbyFtatA 70 sayUsaa 9ssulaes asd
|tuSines sscspt v1ss ths sputtsssaG eAsl1ss sRerd
Al tsts dark Aaak 80 1an0. WA he thssms@ssse
dsWa aSsuf serN Ths iasvea shanpAens NAME
eASeufsD b uDsrnay peeeuD underground cslIess
vAeA csvss ~ fswsr than fsssysovs sesss snl ca.
~ As0 sse1o . ~ -
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WHIT ONE WOMAN THINKS.

I n every womns heart y imOlanAsd shs love Of
home
Loves grand sweet song SQUADS best arranged -
duet.
To add to the happinsss Of othsss 10 to increase
your own.
man can enjoy better gift than the lore 81 q
good woman.
II seems q pity tina, the bridegroom 10 never the
best man ~ his wedding.
According 10 the latest discovery Of science you
should never kiss man on the top Of his head: /,
win make him bald.
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\ SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING.

Barber ito rural customer)-wouid you like . little
bay rum. sir?
Rural Cusomer-Naw. I don't keer fer SIGH intoxi-
cnt.n' lkkers. but ef you he'd 4 leete hard cider
wouldn't mind takn' swtE
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posai Of marriage for the hana Of a. Esyptiaa
I princess. msds ~ ysan ase n b IN the Torn
Of an inscribed br.ck. end u tAsestors not only the
Oldest bu, the mess substantial isvssttse that hes
ever been written
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GONE very helpful suggestions on the art OF
n NEEDING are given by Emma " Hooper In the
Ladies' Home Journal
Never pu, new. s,iR muslin with old. she advises a.
from sheer perversensss the old ~ tear around the
edge Of the Buy several yards Of lighs. wsish,
muslin. wash and boil u sof and IRON out. Keep thi,
for all patches and new pieces b put In underwear
using % thread to sew with In patching q piece Of
muslin cut the new piece much larger than the old
and do not fell down the seams Of sas patch. This
viii raiss storm. a. rav edGes usually con.
sidervd neal finish. but they are ss least comfort
able. and Thick seam 10 not n on . thick fabric
Overcast the edsss. the sdss around turn IN the
49, u ~ tssa Dast - thsm Aoun, aai you vill
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Cost Of Wo IDS Railway.
u ess,s nsb.seaos svssy vssA to run shs Uu1es
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her sowsr, and fan and lace Handkerchief ssd ~
% she walked away;
Come to tomorrow afternoon Ut .. Mr. BsovU.
lag"
And momen, later Browning saw her Aos4ing
through the steps OF the waits the arm Of Oessys
Blxby
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Satisfied.

VoVE wore a threndbarc dress Of gray,
And toiled upon the road all day.
Love welded pick and carried pack.
! And hen, to heavy loads the back.
Though mensrs-'ei and sorely tssked
one only wage love ever asked
child's white face 20 kiss at night
4 woman. smile BY candle light
Margaret z. sangster. Lippincott's Magazine
.-,.s-:-a..s.i-. 80:
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Cat aal Net pvObsso.
- ~ Hsis~ = ~ uvsaiss wssss:
n ssvsa cste KIN ssvsn rats IN seven minutes. hos
Many esss vin II take 70 ki - rats In 10 mnutes
reonesY A. r.
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Tho Longest Human Hair.
The longest recorded hair growing on q female head
was eight feet Ths longest recorded beard twelve
feet
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TWO POETS OF SCOTLAND.

y header wants The Evening World to
& decide controversy between two friends
- 70 whether Burns or Scott is the
recognized Scottish poet
~ II by recognized" is meant the poc,
whore verses are best known. bex uuo<ed
- ~ loved By the sons Of Scotia eyerywhere
- sssns little dificulty In deciding this cues.
- = hvos Of Bobbe Burns lie was and IL the
- & the people. His verses TO Mary are the
- uo1Wuacss Of every Scotch wooer. His joys.
Gn3Ovs. his philosophy. his religion and hi,
- ~ those that have found place In the
- = ~ his countvmen. Some books are
~ - % end" but the books Of Burpss
- 6unaa true from title page to anis.
= - lex a apprecistion for the noble
- but II can hardly be claimed to
y - Asass essvsats stirred BY Burns's
~ U5eo oajOys Z pyohibisorv ss,s0
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- nsss sa,o,s prshis,,ory ,.ns
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Merchants Exchange reports the following
movements u< vessels
Gamble
PORT BLAKELEy- Sailed. Aprfl 3 schr Ana
lea. for San Pedro: hk Elizabeth Nicholson. for
Shanghai.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. April a. str Absr-
deem. for Seattle: str Prosreso. for Tacoma; bktn
y L. Eviston for Seattle Arrived. April u. schr
Scheme. from Whaicom
PORT rowNsESD-Arived April a. Br bk
Mount Stuart, for Tacoma; Br bk Battle Abbey,
from Falmouth. proceeded 20 Seattle : 70 a. m,
due Seattle p. m. schr Novelty. from kahulri.
for Blakeiey. Sailed schh Azalea; Br hk Elizabeth
Nicholson. in hay.
DIAMOND PoINr-April q. transport Athe-
nian left at lis p, m for Seattle
NEAH BAf-April a, part cloudy. wind west "a
miles. Passed IN, str Wsna wans. m; q
baIkentine ia tow Of Boyden. 10 a.
PORT CRESCENT-April u. cloudy. fresh west
wind. Passed sailing. batkentine. 20 p. N In
Strait bound out, large steamer.
attic
sEArTLE-sailsd. April n. str Queen. for san
Francisco.
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william Jennings Bryan firmly believes
that the eight hour labor law does not
apply to the man who il working for a
presidential nomination. Statistics of his
stumping tours are strong testimony to
the marvellous endurance OF his lungs and
the general strength Of his physical or
ganixation. The people nock 10 hear him.
too. II the statistics are trustworthy. There
Is an airy flavor about the reported num-
bers which excites suspicion. but making
allowances for the exuberances OF estima-
tors, II il apparent that large numbers
go to gaze on the Linguistic Wonder from
Nebraska The reporters seldom trouble
themselves about paitry hundreds when
they give the size OF the Bryan audiences.
1t 10 nearly always put In even thousands.
In whitman and Spokane counties. WASH
ington, 5000 persons were addressed In
six big meetings in one day.
This is just as II always has been. Peo-
pie dock to see Bryan as they flock to see
any other freak. Big crowds listened to
him last fall In Ohio and In Kentucky.
and then went or and voted the Repub-
lican candidates into once. Vast throngs
attended Bryan'e meetings all over the
country four years ago. but when vot-
ing day arrived they cast their ballots for
his opponent. Notwithstanding all this.
and the well known habit that history has
OF repeating itself Mr.. Bryan talks on
Pittsburx Chronicle Telegraph.
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CHICAGO MARK FITS.
The Heard OF Trade.

CHICAGO. Arr1 d Tbs grain Ana rrarasiaa
rsErkfss usrp quirt but efsn tasi2Y. wAsa. elsins
tlse hsshsr eva ikSc improved ard oats ssie tes-
ter cshiss a strengthening tarsor. prsvisssns
einxs4 fua We 70 To- YESTERDAY n wAs a
rlsesd. unsscutfa u.filees ths-FpAA scTt q mar
hst IN whlrA whsat aei seeksas 70 tAse sgoas FROM
sns uady, brit uthsF SreAtnS % persuade The ushig
tals And fhe uusiins heAS 70 b. dawn taxsthsr
auA - Ecod ne hssiness e ths dAy vas "a swan
rsng Ma far lais. cfnsiissahir Il vhieh was dsue
al ! difsrcara ~ 10 ne rukA Nssirsss WAs not
isfss A iociAeut q ~ Ia tns heavy ship.
a1snts 90 ON hssshsls maEns sAipuepts trun Chi-
aasa ~ tun aafs 80 M trsAzls Tks sVtsi.ins in.
frssnss * iks MARKET tie sssadinsss q Liver.
rs.a Ia ths fsoe q TIE deii b~se. the casa
.frsnsih and q lark 4 aes tssrsA repA
MAJ said ffun "a so ekftr To edsc ass ricsrt
IL ever vssfrr1ay. a. sasc July. srn SSc TO 6Saf
a. ana clcsca D %. a. aae
crrn was qgtet and firacs TIE mes. iFspog;Ket
r.sskrt ca the eoog trday. CABLES we're s.rcHx aad
tsra rsirs caused Arp-eAersten a delay IL plant
~ and uiorsls reserves The best issE a the das
a. ~ rrueWsd expert Business wheh 6eFViaped.
s-shahiy a. = result q The rsrnt deciiles Colss8-
srsAl. M 49, hguiastSd lot hct 90 a susiciaat
se.le 20 dsprast the market Ths eakh SgSiaess
vs. about no aa elshsls, & wAtcA nine ioAds were
r. as rnsfkst vas arm. hst trade aau MAJ
Iced s5fc %. al Elsc July. sstc ~. At GsS-sc.
IA rfafisicn market quiet And rather ir-
r1sliar thr nprniuE heas 81 prtgcs Yesterday
-ll.sing nzurss but A small decline iog~ed hrSause
100 asre s1sg al The ysrls The decline met good
hss,tae Sni he market reacted. elosins erm NAY
fs r.sA loo over Yesterday. al 81 IS: July closed
is l..sssa At sL.Ts. As iAzt eassA ~ ssst@. =
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SOUND MONEY LEAGUE.


j. Sterling Morton having resigned the
presidency OF the Sound Money League.
some discussion has arisen as to whether
that organization should be maintained
through the coming campaign. Why
should II bet Why should not sound
money Democrats have the courage OPEN
ly TO ally themselves this year according
to their convictions OF duty, and so as
to realize to the full upon their strength
Why should this halfway house be longer
supported to shelter men who want to
see free silver kept under. but who hest
tate about cooperating directly with the
only party pledged specifically to that end
and capable Of accomplishing it7
The situation Of 1896 so far as sound
money Democrats are concerned Is NOT
the situation OF today. The adoption of
the Chicago platform was a stunning
blow to many men who had never voted
any but a Democratic ticket. and faced
suddenly for the first time the serious
suggestion that Democratic success at the
polls would mean injury to the credit Of
the country. They looked askance at the
Republican ticket, but sheepishly con-
ceded that In the circumstances 1t ought
to win; and 30 they focked together. TO
Mr.. Bryan's injury, and made up a little
party OF their own. Some of them before
election day rolled around plucked up
courage enough to go squarely over to
the Republicans and to vote the Repuh-
lican ticket
This year. so far as the money issue Is
concerned, there will be no surprises In
either the presidential candidates nomi-
mated. or In the national platforms adopt
ed. Voters. this far In advance OF either
national convention, may with entire safe
ty make up their minds as to where their
interests and duty will lie In going to the
polls. The party Of sound money is well
defined. and the party OF free silver can
be picked out by blind man. One or
the other of these two parties Is bound
TO win. Why should any man who appre-
ciates the great Importance of the money
issue hesitate. therefore. about choosing
between themg If he favors sound money
his duty is plain: and equally plain Is II II
he fayors free silver. Why. particularly
II he favors sound money. should he
merely enter a protest by voting for some
candidate who has no chance Of success
whatever?
This last national campaign Of the CEN
fury promises to be the most stirring We
have ever had. Why any guerrilla par
ties? Why any tenderfeet7 Why any
side issues. or small issues? Why should
not everybody come out into the open.
and fight under the flag he really In his
heart OF hearts wants to see successful p
Washington Post.
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LIVE sToCK MARKET


CHICAGO April -Cattle-Receipts, 2,soo head
Export steers strong. Others slow. Butchers stock
firm Native active; good to prime steers "a woes 70
poor TO medium, 81 os4 .75i selected FEEDER. "a 10
"a 80; mixed stockers. s.. pas COWS, Saf 20; heh
ers s. $50 S.; Gamers 81 2SdzE bulls, 81 @a4 Is
calves slow 25c lower than last Tuesday, at "a 50a
SIS Texas fed steers. sia53; Texas bulls. s. 2s9
$50
Hogs Receipts today 5000 head tomorrow. est
mated 5000; left over. 1000; average zt9pc lower
Top, s55Ia Affixed and butchers, s. seas IS; good TO
choice heavy s. 45a5.57 rough heavy. S. sd5. 70;
light s.. mas ~: bulk Of sales. IS ios5 "a.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head; market weak to loc
lower Wooded sheep about all gone. Wooded lambs.
steady: shorn lambs. weak Good 10 choice wethsrs
IS 2sas7 rs: fair to choice mixed A.I5sS 5o Western
sheep 81. 5oa5.75: yearlings .50ee native lambs.
IS soar 30; Western lambs. A5gA1 30
omaha.
OMAHA April 2i.--Cattls-Recepts, so head;
market stronger Native beef steers 81 MdSs0; cows
and heifcrs S. coos SOL 81 25f3 80. stockefs
and feeders Ss7sa5; calves. sid7; bulls and stags
s. Aa4 70.
Hogs-Reeeipts. $500 head. market shade lower
HEAVY IS SAB "a mixed, IS. Rags 50: light. IS Ia
s rs; hulk az sales IS 32td535.
sbeer,-Receipts 400 head: market steady. Fair
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ems IS 3oae 10; common and choice sheep. N.sos
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