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The evening times., 1900-02-27

CsImnbiI TheatrC-RiChITd Mansfield iu "Cyrl-
ro de E,.ssr.c-'' evening
National ThCaUc-Hcnp Miller IN The only
May.'' evening
Lafayette Squate Opera House >trJkosch Com
pany IN Faust" evening.
Grand opera House-Bei'mau Vaudeville Com
pauv: afternoon ard evening
Academy of Nusic-''lIle Queen oil Chinatown
evening.
kcrnanS Lycem ThcJ.vc-E -Ecutz-SautICy Com.
pduv. Afternoon and cv.Iing.
Willard Hall-Noviug lfrtwts OF the Passion
nL.A- .A.mlLu.
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Known Programme and Business
Adv. SnIicitors ia Washington.

"a have had Dyspepsia for long tiluc and iu
hopes Of obtaining relief ! began taking NA~oN'S
YELLOW TABLETS ! never had medicine ueip
mp -o much Ny food is now dige~teI and that
terrible distress ia nay stomach l. gone and AiL
gladly give ycu mv testimonial to publish o. let
others know where 90 had relief.
J~igHCL) T. J. HELM.
a. - w.
The evening times., 1900-02-27
AT THE THEATRES.


When Richard Mansfeld's stage manager
had given his three signals for attention
signals remindful Of nothing more than the
Comedie Francaise-and the curtain rose
on The First Violin" last night at the
Columbia il revealed to the actors as brill
liant an audience as has ever assembled in
Washington. Perhaps, the social position
OF many in that audience may have ac-
counted for the fact that applause was not
loud during the performance thought II is
Undeniable that the adaptation Of Jessie
FOthergills book Is not so good play as
are some in which Mr. Mansfield appears.
Tne work abOunds in caTicatures and sew
eral Of its incidents literally are farcicaL
The star assumes the role of Eugen Cour-
yoisier with his accustomed display Of pcr
sonality. and saves the Offering from being
duh and uninteresting. Ethel Knight Mo
lison. who has supplanted Katherine Grey
as Mr.. Manshcld's leading woman Is an
adequate May Wedderburn. The remain
der Of the cast named above Is neither bet
ter nor worse than usual. "Cyrauo de Ber-
gerac' viii be done this evening at t-4J-
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Convincing Testimony OF Popular
EmpIoNe of Treasury Dem. ment.

MASON'S YELLOW TABLETS FOR DYSPEPSIA
have been troubled with ;his disease a good deal
Tor some time back and could NOT get any relief
but after u,lna, these farnou, yellow Tablet, ray
food seems 90 sssuilate and digest without ans
trouble. aud am gaining flesh every day
t>-encd) GEORGE THOMPSON.
IL nth 81. 81
Nor years n War Department For wears
in Treasury Department. sin employed ls me--
scEgeT iu Treasury peplrmtut.)
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INOISPUTABLE EVIDENCE
Wins the Washington PubliC's Favor and
COnyinces Them That MasOn's Yellow
Dyspepsia Tablets Never Fail to Re-
leVe Instantly and Cure Speedily.
TESTIMONIALS.

and everything I ate soured and disagreed with
me. ] have tried all kinds Of medicine and moth
ing seemed to have any effect. was told 90 get
a box Of MASON'S YELLOW TABLETS. and take
as diTCctcd, 80 I did ard never did / feel As well
as I % now.
(Signed) HARRY MACE.
Glen Echo, Nd.
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Bunyadi James
Tor Constipation.
UNEEDA BISCUIT.
The Mnccnbccs Entertain.

Tbs. entertainment given last night by the Mac
,ll,es was thoroughly enjoyable ami wei attend
,I The 4slgra ufuu consisted OF music, reelta,
uous and songs. Light refreshments were sei'ea
,luriu. lle evening.
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Il takes Heurch's beer 10 win the people
Macrzen, Senate, and Lager absolutely pure
and are highly recommended by the physicians
0f the city as the best tonic for invalids Phone
634 Arlington Bottling Company. for q case OF
HcuTiCh's and express your opinion about the
qualities Of these superior beers
The evening times., 1900-02-27

Accidents viii Happcn.-John Brown.
G.. A. r. veteran. Of 2ll6 Marshall St. PhiI8-
drlphia. save; by mere accident ( came
across Dr. AguCw's Catarrhal Powder. 7 was a
great sufferer from that dread malady-Cat3Irh.
This wonderful remedy effected speedy and par
uarsut cure and ! have been So thankful th.,t
I am willing 60 spend much time IN spreadin,
Che good news" sold boy +. :. Williams. 9th and
sts. Edmonds Williams 81 and Penn. ave.
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Lnbor-savinr Devices.

4 good many people have been interested in
watching the oper; kion Of the sandblast in the
reconstruction of tie Belt Line. Il is computed
that saving Of many thousand dollars will be
effected by its employment Tharp's Pure Berke-
ley Rye is not labor-saving device. but IL Is
a whisky that can be purchased al dollar fol
a fun quart that courts comparison with the
most expensive whiskies on the market. II is alb
solutely pure, OF exceptionally good flavor. and
mellowed by age. II is impossible TO get a better
whisky az any price. At Tharp's, SIP Street.
Telephone ll4l
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NationnI-"The Only Way"

The Only Way. the Freeman Wills
dramatization OF Dickens "A Tale Of Two
Cities. which caused great deal of com
vey. was shown last night al the National
Theatre. Henry Miller and cast that has
been cheapened but not much injured since
leaving New York interpret the piece.
The Only Way undoubtedly is the
strongest play that has been seen here IN
half a decade and there Is every prospect
that its performance viii create deep i'm
preston in Washington.
The evening times., 1900-02-27
A new CATHOLIC SAINT
The Pope to Canenize Jean Baptiste
de la Sale.

Washington Christian Brothers
Looking Forward with Great In
ing Religious Ceremony TO BE Con-
Quoted in 81. Peters ut Rome.
The evening times., 1900-02-27
BRINGING SOLDIER DEAD
Funeral Transports Now En- Route
From Cuban Ports

Bodies From the NcIhcr~on tO he
shipped From Newport News To-
dnY-NeRrIy Five Hundred Victims
From thc philippines Inferred in
the National Cemetery AT rrcSidi".
The evening times., 1900-02-27
From "a Popular Home
Manufacturer of Fine shoes.

1T gives flc great pleasure 90 recommend
MA>ON'S YELLOW UYSPEPSfA TABLETS {
had heen "a sufferer for years and could get no
relief until ] discovered your great remedy, and
have FOUND INSTANT RELIEF
tSigncd) FRANK HARTNO.
F3 ID 81 n ~.
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Hest Known BoOIsbinder ia Wash
ingtOn, Late EmpIoSe GOVT Print
ing Office

''Haye used MAS0N'S YELLOW TABLETS FOR
DYSPEPSIA and have had snore relief than from
any other madeleine I have ever used.
tSigucD ). b. bE-EllER,
40 stH 81 Nv.
The evening times., 1900-02-27
4 GOVT. Printing ONCE Employees
Testimony for Mason's yellow Dys-
pepSia Tablets

Several months ago I WAS attacked with a
spell Of Dyspepsia, casing me great deal of dis
tress- My stomach became bloltod and ever,t thing
/ atr s0urCd and ] e. 'd get no relief 'ntii 1
purchased a box 81 MAsJN'S YELLOW TABLETS
and took as directed, and never before did eX-
perience such relief
tsigned) JOHN r. NOUNG.
SO l3.h - NV.
Employe C.. p. o. F1rnerly "Jackct' Clerk).
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Gbe GUeuin0 Gimts
n-E.nAn- rrRRrARr y lao.
The Menther Indications.

Increasing cIoudiugss 5al not So cold tonight.
snow ard warmer wednesday, winds shifting 90
fresh and bEisk casrgTly.
The evening times., 1900-02-27

Low iil| .....-.....-.-7- 7-:lE N. and = . ~
High tide .--...--....--. .6-02 An and g-''- P.N
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sun ri-r>.....6:SG AN. sun sets........5:JI I'm
Moon ris,s....-5:O4 An. Moon sets...............
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.-Yaur wonderful Health Defenders have Cured
me ot Dyspepsia. from which have been sufferer
for many wears and since taking your Yellow
Tablets have found absolute relief and VA.
gladly recommend them 20 aiI-
t~isusD OSCAR GRAHAM.
fs- Z - "
The evening times., 1900-02-27

First quar,er.....--6th fulI ................I4th
Last quarter.
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Of
The United and dmanm
70 he f
Whic Nilb pubus hed ( "a
NasonsN
Aasons Brown m
IasonsN lite cure or
Alasons Re T.
yasons Creamo O CataTh positively
For list Druggists Iing al OF
SPECIAL NOTICE FyInFvtr
"F DRUGGISTS WHO SELL NA~nNS HEALTH DE
The evening times., 1900-02-27
Testimony From One of the Best
known Professional Baseball Play
ers in Mn-hIngtnn md The l.

= have boon for years sufferer iram DySpgp-
siI AID during that tine have spent great
deal of money to be cured A. night could no,
sleep and iU the day ] was tired. WON ugt weak,
, 1900-06-11

81 want some very small cards en-.
%graved," said a ~fashionably attired
m in a Philadelphia statiOner's
establishment the other day. Yes,
madam" said the attendant, about
this size?" indicating a sample card.
No, no." replied the woman, much
smaller than that. l want them about
the size of the baby cards that moth
ers used to send out several seasons
ago when a new baby was born She
finally selected the size she wanted,
and the attendant asked what name
was to be used. "Fido Smith" was the
reply. And in addition to the address
l want Wednesday engraved on the
opposite corner Did you say FL
do?" asked the young Yes
said the woman, "Fido Smith. You see
the cards are for my little dog. don't
know whether you know it or not, but
it's quite the proper thing now for
women who have dogs to take them
calling upon other ONE who have
dogs, and of course, you couldn't do
that without leaving TIE cards. We'd
nesday is my at home day, and Fido
receives all his little dog friends with
me on that day. Now you know all
about it,"
, 1900-06-11
PROMOTED A
Henry Stanton Made General Inspector
Of Street Cleaning Department.

The following order recently issued
by the commissioner of street cleaning
of the City Of New York, will prove
interesting 10 Henry Shanton's many
friends in Laramie:
District Superintendent Harry Shan
ION is hereby designated general in
spectOr for the borough of Manhattan.
His duties will include the entire Dor
ough. He is authorized to give such
instructions as in his judgment he may
consider necessary, and they will be
observed and obeyed in like manner as
instructions coming from the comis-
sioner."
This is no political promotion. Mr..
Stanton did not seek nor ask for it.
Honest, hard work has been again
recognized and it is a meritorious pro-
motion absolutely.
, 1900-06-11

st. Louis, June 10.-The day just
ended has been one of the most event
full and bloody since the great strike
on the St. Louis Transit began, more
than a month ago. There were numer-
Gus encounters between strikers and
other riOtous individuals and the con-
stituted authorities, resulting in three
deaths and the w%ounding of five or
more persons, mostly strikers. One Of
the latter will die.
The day was quiet until this after
noon, when the police were taken off
{ number of street car lines for the
purpose of giving them a rest and to
test the ability of the Transit company
to operate without friction.
The most serious trouble broke out
between 6 and 7 o'clock, in front of the
siX-story store building on Washing
ton n between Broadway and
Sixth streets, occupied by the sheriff's
POSSE comitatus as a barracks and
headquarters. Several hundred strik-
ers had gone to East st. Louis earlier
N the day to attend a picnic given for
their benefit, and toward evening be-
gan returning home.
The trouble vas precipitated when
$50 strikers in uniform and headed by
a drum corps, came west on Washing
ION avenue. In their caps some Of them
had cards bearing these words: I'm
ION or nothing; liberty or death"
Just as they were passing the bar
racks, a car of the Park venue divi-
ion was going west. A number Of the
men broke from the liGe and rushed for
he car, which was without the usual
police guard. A brick was thrown
through the car window and a shot
was fired by somebody not known.
At first intimation of trouble men,
bers of the sheriff's posse swarmed
from the building and surrounded the
crowd of strikers, calling on them to
dispense. Other shots were fired.
Then several deputies turned loose
, 1900-06-11
BELOIT'S


w. c. Perdue of Beloit, Kansas, faith
er of Mrs. NJ. w. Mason, left yesterday
for his home, after a few days visit
IN Laramie. Mr.. Perdue is an enthusi-
astic republican and is quite positive
that the grand old party will carry the
SunflOwer state in November. He is
postmaster at Beloit, and his story OF
how he secured the office is quite inter,
esting and points a moral which could
well be needed in many other lOCali-
ties. There were eight applicants for
the position, and to settle the matter to
he satisfaction of everybody, a regular
election was held, with printed Aus
iralian ballots on which appeared the
lanes Of all the applicants. All repub-
rcans and all democrats who voted for
Mckinley were invited to cast n ballot,
and the result favOring Mr.. Perdue's
candidacy. the seven other applicants
United in signing a petition to the post
master general which TeCited the pro-
ceilings taken and requested Mr.. Per-
dues appointment. The postmaster
general acted accordingly and Mr.. Per
que's commission arrived in due time.
The Bcloit Office will be raised to the
rccOnd class on July list.
, 1900-06-11
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Ice cream, any quantity at Mays.

Ice cream, any quantity at Mays.
Union cottage prayer meeting Tues
day evening at Rev. H. Warren Nice's
residence, 263 north Fourth street. All
are invited.
j. C. Baird of Cheyenne has receiy-
ed notification hat his appointment as
district judge Of Hawaii has been CON
trmed by the senate. Mr.. Baird will
leave in about two weeks for Honolulu.
Mr., and Mrs. E. E. Sigman entertain
Cd a few Friends on Saturday evening
at their home in 81. Matthew'S hall.
Those present were Prof. and Mrs. Fair
field, Miss Patterson, Mr.. Patterson and
Mr.. Smith.
Passenger train No. 3, which now is
scheduled to reach Laramie at 1890 p.
m, arrived on time yesterday and to-
day although the second section yes
terday was about an hour and a half
late.
George w. Downing, convicted last
week at Rawlins of murder in the sec
ond degree for the killing of Deputy
Sheriff Scott at Bags, Wyo., in 1898,
was Saturday sentenced by Judge Scott
to serve a term of twenty-five years in
the penitentiary.
George Galbraith left Thursday on
No. 2 for Hebron, Nebraska. His ia
Their, Robert Galbraith, for fourteen
years master mechanic of the Union
Pacific at Laramie, is at the point Of
death. The old gentleman is about
eighty years of age.-Evanston Press.
Laramie bicyclists will indulge in a
grand parade on next Thursday even
ing, June 18th. This event, which is
supposed to be an annual one, failed to
come off last year, but it is hoped to
make it a grand success this time. The
hour of starting and line of the parade
will be announced later.
Judge Richard H. Scott of Cheyenne
arrived from Rawlins last night and
held a short session of court in Lara
ME this morning. The Judge reports
hat the jury in the celebrated Foley
case at Rawlins failed to agree and an
other trial will be necessary to deter
mine the prisoners guilt or innocence.
Platte Valley Lodge No. 16 Of the or
Ger Of knights of Pythias will be in
Stituted at Saratoga IN the 21st of this
month with a good charter list. This
makes the fourth lodge of this order
to be organized in Wyoming during the
present official year, the three others
being at Hanna. Diamondville and
Newcastle.
, 1900-06-11
A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE.

1t speaks well for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy when druggists use il
in their own families in preference to
any other. 81 have sold Chamber
Cough Remedy for the past five
years with complete satisfaction to
myself and customers" says Druggist
]. Goldsmith, Van Etten, N. Y. 81
have always used it in my own family
both for ordinary coughs and colds
and for the cough following la grippe.
and find it very eficacious." For sale
by Frank II. Eggleston, Druggist.
, 1900-06-11
A Mammoth MachIne BeIt.

One of the largest bolts for machin-
cry that has ever been produced was
recently finished by the Gutta Percha
and Rubber Manufacturing company
of Toronto. The belt was of rubber
and measured 3,52S feet in length
over two-thirds OF a mile. Its weight
was nine tons. This mammoth belt
was made for the grain elevator o.
the Inter-Colonia railway, at St
Johns. N. b., and is 0 in use there
Baltimore News.
, 1900-06-11

their repeating s%hOtguns, loaded will
buck shot. Not a deputy was wound
ed.
After the fight was over, c. Edward
Thomas, a striking conductor, wa!
picked up, shot in the breast. He dice
in an ambulance on the way to the hos
pital.
George Rine, n striking motorman
received several buckshot in the side
Of the head, causing a serious wound
He died at midnight.
Oscar Marvin, a striking conductor
will probably lose his right hand
which was badly torn by a load of shot
II is not known whether any others
were wounded or not.
Under the command Of Colonel Cav
ender, the deputies arrested 20 of the
strikers and took them into the bar
racks, where they were searched.
Three ]reyolyers and a number Of pock-
ct knives were secured, and the prison
ers were taken to the Four courts.
where they were locked up, pending an
Investigation.
The remainder of the strikers fed,
followed by,a squad of mounted police,
that had been summoned. This dis
persed without further trouble.
Fred BOehm, a respectable citizen.
aged, 65 years, was this afternoon shot
from the gun Of a deputy sheriff. The
latter had fired at Z crowd f strikers
or sympathizers who were stoning a
car on the Bellefontaine line. Death
was instaneous.
About 9 o'clock tonight a two-horsc
surrey in which were a number of men,
drove up to the car sheds at Compton
and Manchester avenue. The men in
the buggy stopped and commenced to
revile the deputy sheriffs on guard
there with vulgar language. This be-
came unbearable and Captain Hancock,
in command Of the deputies, ordered
the men to stop. They replied with
several shots and drove away. Cap
tain Hancock ordered them to come
back and when they refused, fired point
blank at the buggy with his shotgun,
killing one of the horses. The men
jumped out of the buggy and escaped
unhurt.
Ed Barry, a motorman, is laid up
with a badly battered head. He was
wounded by a brick thrown by some
body while his car was passing a crowd
tonight.
Cars were run freely during the day.
Tonight they were run under guard till
midnight on half a dozen lines.
, 1900-06-11

jefferson City, Mo, July 10.-Gover-
o Stephens says this evening that
everything is being put in readiness fol
calling out the state militia to quelI
disorder in st. Louis, but he will not
issue the call except as a last resort.
A rumor is current here that Attor,
ney General Crow would proceed in
the supreme court to Oust Mayor Zeig,
enheim from office for failure to per
form his official duties in connection
with the strike.
, 1900-06-11
". H.. FRAzEE,
Proprietor.


Spaniards, who know well the nature
of the PHILIPPINE otice-holder, place lit
tie reliance in the oath of allegiance
which he takes under the folds of the
Stars and Stripes. All the civil officers
of Tarlac, capital of the province OF
hat name, numbering II persons,
have been arrested and charged with
plotting treason, and two insurgent
agents have been captured at Malabon
with discriminating papers and $4,000
collected from the natives.-Army and
Navy Journal.
, 1900-06-11

All who suffer from piles will be glad
to learn that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will give them instant and per-
manent relief. It will cure eczema and
all skin diseases. Beware Of counter
feits.-A. II. Cordiner, Druggist.
, 1900-06-11

Call at Frank H. EgglestOn's drug
store and get a free sample of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
They are an elegant physic. They also
improve the appetite, strengthen the d.
gestion and regulate the liver and bow
els. They are easy to take and pleas
ant in effect.
, 1900-06-11

Dynamite, used in large quantities in
the extensive mining industries Of the
Transvaal, was imported to the value
of S1,110, 900. 1t is exclusively import
ed by the government.
, 1900-06-11

The "bloodiest battle Of the CEN
tury'' was that of Borodino, a Russian
village, where Napoleon fought the
Russians on Sept. 7, 1872. Nearly So
900 men were placed hors du combat.
, 1900-06-11

The University of Calcutta is said to
be the largest educational corporation
in the world. 1t examines more than
10000 students annually.
, 1900-06-11
A BLOODY SUNDAY
THREE MEN KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED IN ST.
LOUIS.

Strikers Charge on Unprotected Car
and Members of SherifT'S Posse
Pour Loads of BuckshOt Into Their
Ranks-Ore Aged Citizen Instant
ly Killed by officer.
, 1900-06-11

Old papers CSC per hundred at The
Republican office.
, 1900-06-11

Mrs. George H. Hunt is closing out
some goods very cheap at the store
next to the Popular market. tt
, 1900-06-11

A Fortune Every Trip.
A modern Atlantic liner must earn
about $4,000 clear per trip before a
penny of profit Is made
, 1900-06-11

Daily Republican only soc a month.
, 1900-06-11
JUST THE THING

The only correct tull dress shirt on the market.
wrinkle. Just what you are looking for.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1900-05-14

took practical course in paper making
in large Eastern mills. with the idea OF
becoming a manufacturer
After mature deliberation he succumb-
ed to his desire to become minister Of
the gospel, and for that purpose came to
Colorado and entered Colorado college,
from which he graduated in 1897.
Mrs. Bayley enters with great enthusi-
asm into her husbands work, and will
be great assistance to him. AS Miss
Willard, daughter OF J. P. Willard Of
Denver, Mrs. Bayley was well known
and liked here, and the interest Of many
friends will go with them in this first
pastorats at Grand junction.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1900-05-14
Has Gone Democratic.

The latest convert to the peoples cause
is the Daily Sentinel at Grand Junction,
Colo. The Sentinel has been a silver
republican paper, but in an editorial it
declares that the issues before the peo-
pie supported by the democratic party,
especially that Of free silver, are such
that it can do more for the cause in that
party than any other. The Sentinel
wields large influence on the western
slope and it's accession to the ranks OF
supporters OF democratic principle is a
distinct galn.-Leadville News Repor-
ter,
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1900-05-14
IT, ODonne Writes FocefuI Letter to The SenneBeeves
That All People Hoping for Reform and Silver
Id UNITE WITH DEMOCRACY DURING THIS
Compliments the Course of This PaperOne United Party Safer
and Stronger Than Dscordant Organizations.

conceding Bryan's denomination and
promising him support, yet coupling
this with threat to oppose with state
and local nominations the party Of Bryan
and his platform. Is not four years
enough? II not. when shall democracy
be deemed by these stalwart political
saints sufficiently purified to justify
their full communion with it?
We find the national organization OF our
other ally just committing the political
mistake Of nominating a democratic can
didate for president and candidate for
vice president not Of the demc cratic party
with the implied threat that the democ
racy must put candidate not Of its own
selection on its ticket for vice president
or that this ally will desert US in the face
OF the enemy. This is done with full
knowledge Of the complex and somewhat
diverse elements which will con-
stitute the democratic convention and
of the rules of procedure which have
governed democratic conventions for
half century. These facts show that
a force which depends upon fusion for
victory stands always upon the edge Of a
precipice from which it may be dashed
to ruin by the slipping Of slod
or push from behind. divide and
conquer" is as easy of application in poll
tics as in war. Itmust be apparent to
every sound minded lover Of the great
principles which the masses of the peo-
pie are SO disunitedly striving to still
perpetuate in this government that the
great hope OF the future lies in unitica-
tion and it is consolation to know that
the Colorado delegates in the late con-
vention Of the peoples party recognized
this fact and arose as they have before
arisen superior to pride Of party, name
and party prejudice in the interest of the
cause 30 dear to the hearts Of the people
OF this state. Yours Very Truly,
T. j. O'Donnell.