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OIL MAGNATES gather
lOWne, hogg and Swayne Al. ii
Reach Beaumont Today.
A PLAN TO GUARD AGAINST FIN.
Hand Chemicals Arc to Be Placed abs,
Some Of the Wells--A Good Den,..
for Stocks Is Noted.

| Roa,r,o,,t -.
| '"'i4'i'' ieNas' august T.-ExUnls
! states senator Charles A. Towpe /, +,
! pected to arrive I'm Rnspr,o,, 4" Y
| morning and ti- c,,,,,,,,. wmoIi's
! GINNING IL looked upon a,
VI "ucn more than ordinary Interest. M
M n.Ila ana kI!etnlqg company and il M.
and Pine ina l.5nn lsIt III ne Expert %
for the purpose Of nurrymg Jaw ,,t WI y
| much as possible the work IN H. ~. y
Asphalt and Refining couInaiy 'I and Te ,na
say fboI 0V "va' more than t1at lhg
ing and win pe 6ere tono rr sn'S 4 nt
james w Swaync Is in the city also, h
~ c9i'lHhucd that the strange tolntdeat,
-, al thcse prominent arrivals In tue rtj
no trlGnr ohont tht9' l.r " ~, Iour r. tnere "
spundcnt has information TO lie tfYspt ty Il !,
ILGiG VIII be more tuan Il casual meet
s ,Nnecre .1i'i f 'om oisreSs9lan yeptl
tomorrow afternoon. 'Ss~''-''
-
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i'''' az" ""''" 'ne "ork y ~
lls inca" On tue mower 2inc smelter plaall
lenuS 10 the conclusion that they have III
teiyed hurry Hp orders from headquii.
removed fron thcir IGtncre lroct ! S nv n
tnchct aud they now nave at work 1Jl
men ana are anxious to get more.
80
Tbor. l.. to he ., n,oo.in,. IN ,so
"'V't'"s !" sAS IVY
ouN or TWO Oh the directors OF the oil II
nIf1nnEn plngtiup sI..I
crssol Ia Secretary a u chIldress Va
resiulled sunr t,me ,rn hrt /, mo- hsS,hs,l
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Tampe,ing Win 1rij7es.


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ftt AMI t,,t,oT
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ON The snuds ,,no,. ~, u,i
va tue iales used 10 tel
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VIZ 'ne hlEnt pfee1e N'i''y "-"'"-
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Oh tho sbtnin,, s.r,,., ~ .,na
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Walking Vim ma 10. a., ,,,d
ms wa ,,.a
with tn, saarniis bo,,c,y,rd vl,aipg
Ana the sucpos sing.no singing.
srro,. ~. 1901,
on, tha dreaming, dreaming dreaming
by the sea,
AND the seeming, seeming, seeming,
Dear that we
Would be ever all to each,
as those nights We troi the beach
Hand in hand along the rrlc1
Me and thee
oh IN. so,u.oa, .,.,,.... .,.,,..,,.
A. orr e...
oh tbo bo,rs .,,a,',,.. .,..,...
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m WON. 49,, -. ,,....
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Yet know at some FAR meeting,
You and |
Snail redeem those moments uceun,
Ere we dl.,
When The calendar says "Juuc
We shall wink beneath the moon.
By ana Inv
-
A sOLpIER's Fam
Did You see the way fine p..n.r. 5rll..j
the article telling about ala r.l,u.I
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JUDGE Reaaan,s conditioa

n,. a'es''he' Texas. August ga telephone
da assase Just received from the Reagan resi-.
todes says that the Judge Is a LITTLE hetter
able % lie y free from fever, and has been
last Mon, w some. He rested very Well
TO-DAY. ana as result is some stronger
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Mexican Had Mo Bullet in His Head.

Beaumont TcXas, August 27.-1hrrc has
been no u'tle dissatisfaction expressed here
this morning over the effort of a morning
paper which comes here to make it appear
tAdt tac Mexican found in the river yes
tarduv had buffet hole in his head. Jus
ticp Of tine pCurC Brown says It vas moth
u. ~ the kind, ANA the witnesses state
that thi- WIS not the case. It is regarded
hoec us merely a continuation of the If.
fort, ITO knock Beaumont which the same
yul,f has kept up for some time past.
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find II necessary tell them be citizens when
they good citizens already
The speeches are delivered in the New England States
for the most part in the small towns When Luther crit
cizcd the expression of doctrine By st Paul in his
epse the Galatians he said that doubtless the apostle
had put It that way because he thought It good
enough for the Galatians Can It be that the president
thinks the kind Of fustian of which his New England
speeches is composed is good enough for the New En-
CHAMBERS?
the speeches read very closely the hidden
ing between the lines is apparent. The president knows
that the great issue Of the day that of the trusts He
knows that the trusts expressing the people He
knows that his party will not let him carry out any
remedy that will amount to anything Therefore he says
the whole II is not worth while making promise IN
have got TO feel ashamed of yourself by breaking it
afterward This is candid Not candid is his state
that legislation is poor remedy and good citizen
ship is the panacea for the evils of the time What
need is good citizenship. That have already We
the antitrust laws rgidy enforced and the repeal Of
the trustbreeding tariff
The only hope for these reforms lies in the success
CT the democratic party, Telling the people to be good
under the oppression of the trusts which is what Mr.
Rooseyelts advice amounts to- is good advice. Pa
thence has ceased be virtue. we do better than
have good citizenship under bad republican government
Nj Roosevelt proposes We have good citizenship
under a good democratic government
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, August -rIl asy eas
at the Galveston oil exchange '0'''
as follows:
Beatty, 5000 shares at lke. sres at 49,
Continental National, 300 snaa'1 III 2Je
Export on aud Pipe. lgo sAui'' !,
Higgins, 10 shares az SOU. on shares q
Palestine and Beaumont :"
45c. Az, .,ores al q.
I tA1s H zoo shares at Ike
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Shoals IN the Cuff.

Galveston. Texas August 27.-some OF
the redsnapper fishermen report having
found 81 shoal in the ruif about 100 niles
from Ind that is rather unusual. Where
the chart SHOWS 100 fathoms Of water they
report thai there Is now only eleven faith.
oms. The matter will bc investigated an
report made To- the office OF the ny
q gr0phrr
ne shoal is located about 175 miles
'uEc3st Of Galveston.
j NJ. o. Ncuurd secretary N the board
Of pilot commissioners, says that he OBJ
served a shual about twtnty.e ght miles
from Galveston island when returning 10.
comfy from New York. He was ON tn,
steamship Lampnsas and he made a sound.
ing TO ascertain the exact depth of the
water u was found 10 bp twenty.eigi,t
feet This would br dangerous IN case of
an untavordulc SAP To ship. frpuuc.t'n.
Galveston Mr. Menqrl SAYS that a vessel
drawing twcnty-slX foey. or Gwen twenty.
hvo l"', might hnv' trouble at tn, pIiut
mentioned VITA an unfdyorlblc srd. 1t has
bCrl. placed ON the chart
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Mallory Sea Passennara.

Galveston, Texas. August p. the Nal,
I'ry steamship Concho sailed at noon today
for New York with the following Mt Of
cabin passengers: A. d. Freeman, Mrs.
n. GIumbach G. DuhI Miss G. Nntalia,
Miss y, SclnshIcmcr, Miss l.. G. Blrminr,
II,am; Galveston; Miss Nilna colby. Mis-,
Ellth hrndrick; Frank Colby, Ben r. Har.
Ida d. Brook, Mrs. y. +. Carr. Mrs. d, s.
Davidson, san Antonio; Mrs. j. j. Phi
nhrlrk, ] 4; PInder q. e. Gibbons. Key
Gates, +. p. Gates. Denver: Mrs BTi
Miss Mcintyre, San Angelo: Leo y. Layi'
i; g. Young, b, NJ, Leary. New York;
Miss g l. Birmingham Galveston.
me C3mul was due tn arrive today with
the following cnhln passengers, " q
Buter L. panernhelm, Miss b Wnjlncr.
Galveston; Mr.. and Mrs q. A. Frcrmin,
1G' y, NJ. Miss Florence John. son,
stceragc Passengers
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GETTING a hump yourself that hustler
but going about with your brooches sasging in the
and hump your coattal that you pistol
that your sole religion is Observation-Disclosures and
that your sole life kill unarmed and unsuspec
ng aud make hearhstonc desoac And that
will ii you encompass withou, danger yourself leave
loving wife children husbaudlcs and father
lessl PAN! You're coward!
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Truck Growers Come Today

th''stcn' Texas, August 27.-About 800
visitors are expected here tomorrow To at
trhd the annual meeting Of the East Texas
trnit ana Truck Growers association. Roth
toe international aud Great Northern and
lhe southern Pacific railroads hive OK.
g'pllonally low rates for tho occasion nn,
a ab, ni Inio Of visitors are expected from
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Entered q. Postocc Al Houston Tcro5 SeeordClass
Moi Matter.
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The democratic majority Tennessee as shown by the re-
turns from all the counties in the recent election is 10000
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
IN PRINTING COMPANY.

{. NJ JOHNSTON ..........--,.s. Ifest1ehs
!. ~ PALMER President
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION
Ties. t1oi, 1903, 1905 ICY and ios Franklin Avenue
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CORRESPONDENCE Of descriptions uheitf' intended
for he Business Editorial DrNDnr shegd br ofisc5
THE HoUsToE Posi-. aud Hii,l8tl. ana aH
cheeks drafts moacyoricTS cio made PAYABLE 70 tE HoVs
PRNTNG CoMPANy'
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! Henry c. Adams who recently defeated Congressman
DAZZLE OF Wisconsin, denominations predicts the reelection
OF Governor La Toilette by majority Of 10000.
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Congressman Charles Dick who IS the republican State
chairman in Ohio has taken charge the headquarters al
Columbus and will he at his desk until the campaign is over
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- VI ar Lhe .antay in.nesoL o ri you Wa do
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
APPRAISEMENT.

We, NJ. C. Nixon, Alber'
Morse and j. C, Milligan, three
citizens Of Sharp county and
householders therein, having
been appointed by NJ. F. Street,
a justice of the peace of said
county, have this day viewed a
certain black horse shown to us
as an estray by D. W. S. Hall.
Said horse is a black, four years
old past, left hind foot white,
with white in forehead, branded
with P on left shoulder, about Is
hands high, and we do value said
horse to be worth the sum of S25.
M. C. Nixon, j, G. Milligan,
A. Morse, Appraisers.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 25th day of Oct. 1901.
M. F. S treet, j. P.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10

B. F. Meeks Of Sullivan
township has decided views about
the Clarke-Davis combine. He
is a strong Jones man, and be-
lieves Gov. Davis interference in
the senatorial contest is untimely
and that his methods should be
rebuked. There are many who
believe as does Mr.. Meeks.
AT the meeting of the judicial
committee at Hardy last Monday
it was decided than a general
primary be had in the several
counties composing the Sixteenth
judicial circuit on March 29th for
the purpose of nominating dem
ocratic candidate for circuit judge
and prosecuting attorney, and
that the candidate for each
office receiving the highest num-
Der Ct votes be declared the NOM
inee. This method will no doubt
meet the approval of the people
of the entire circuit.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
COMPARE 1T WITH OTHERS.

Compare the RECORD with other
papers published in towns of
much greater population than
Evening Shade, and see if it is
not the equal of many Of them.
We intend to make the RECORD
more interesting during 1902 than
ever before, and ask the assist
ance of our friends. Hand this
paper to your neighbor who is
not a subscriber and induce him
to become one. Help us to swell
our subscription list and thereby
enable US to issue better sheet.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
EDMUND CARPENTER

In this issue of the Record may
be found the announcement OF
Hon. E. Carpenter of Sullivan
township who is a candidate for
county and probate judge, sub
iect to the will of the democratic
primary.
Judge Edmund Carpenter is
one of the best men Sharp county
contains. He is a man of clear
Judgment, strict integrity, noble
purposes and sober habits. He
held the Office of county and pro-
bate judge one term, being elec-
ted to that position in 1892, and
during his period as such officer
was unwavering in his fidelity to
the best interests of the county
and the people. Judge Carpen-
ter has a host of friends and his
candidacy will be sure to be well
coined by those who know him
best. He asks that his candidacy
be given a fair consideration, and
promises if elected to do his whole
duty in a manner which will meet
the approval of the people.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
A GOOD sEcolgEIDAgIog

81 have noticed that the sale or
Chamberlaln's Stomach d Liver
Tablets is almost invariably to those
who have on ce used them," says
Mr.. j. II. Weber, prominent drug
glst of Cascade, Iowa. What bet
ter recommendation could any med
icine have than for people to call for
it when again IN need of such a
remedy? Try them Iwhen you feel
dull after eating, when you have a
bad taste IN your mouth, fee! bll-
ious, have no appetite or when
troubled with constipation, and you
are certain to be delighted with the
prompt relief which they afford, For
sale by Snow, the druggist.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
Thousands In Exile.

Every year large number of
poor sufferers whose lungs are sore
and racked with coughs are urged
TO 60 to another climate. But this
Is costly and not always sure.
Don't be an exile when DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Will cure you at home. It's the
most iufallible medicine for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung dis.
eases on earth. The first dose
brings relief. Astounding cures
result from persistent use. Trial
bottles free at Shows drug store.
Price SOC ana sl.oo. Every bottle
guaranteed,
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10

Many an innocent little darllng.is
suffering untold agonyl and cannot
explain its troubles. Mark your
chi!d's symptoms, you may ind 1t
troubled with worms, give it
Whites Cream Vermifuge and res
store 1t TO quietDess and health
Price 25 cents, Sold by Snow the
druggist.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
1t Girdies The Globe.

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, as the best ID the world, ex-
tends round the earth It's the one
perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns,
bruises, sores, scalds, bolls, ulcers.
felons, aches, pains and all skin
eruptlons. Only infalllble pile cure.
Csc a box at Shows drug store.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10

P. O. Porter.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10

I will say through our good pa
per that my good neighbors met
at my house on the last day of
1901 and cut and hauled me 10
loads of wool, for which | feel
grateful.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10

1sards and circulars to the Record
.coffice.
: Ransom Davidson has been
chilling lately.
DIR. F. NJ. Cox was down
from Ash Flat Tuesday.
j. W. Grady has been i'll Ia
tely at his home south of town.
Rev. Watson will preach at
the Methodist church next Sun
day.
We are indebted to ex-treas-
urer G. W. Shaver for recent
favors.
Circuit court at Hardy has
no doubt attracted a lot of can
didates.
70 Cure Celia IN Gas psy
Take Laxative Bromo.Qulnine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If it fails to cure, K. W
Groves signature Is on each box
rs cents.
w. D. Cochran is at Hardy
this week looking after business
interests.
Billy, eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Stokes, is ill with
pneumonia.
Sheriff Hutchinson and deputy
Clear are both at Hardy waiting
on the circuit court.
C. P. Oliver was over from
Sidney Tuesday and made us
much appreciated call.
james II. McCaleb made a
business trip to the eastern por-
lion of tho county Tuesday.
George Watkins of Batesvillet
has his name enrolled on the
RECORDS subscription book.
-Sangster has moved his bar.
ber shop to the old Shaver build
ing above Shows drug store.
w. A. Edwards spent two or
three days at Hardy looking after
business the first of the week.
A. q. Blanchard, West Bangor,
N. Y, says: Il have been troubled
with kidney disease for the last five
years. Have doctored with several
physicians and | got 40 relief until
used two bottles of Foley's Kids
ney Cure" Williams & Edward.
FOR SALE-A good wool
carding outfit and cotton press.
Hamilton & Son.
"A marriage license was is
sued last Friday to L. A. Couch
and Miss Eva Seward of Ash
Flat.
Rood overseer Berry has
baen working on the Evening
Shade and Sidney road some this
week.
Clerk Hill is at the Har dy
court, and Haden Shaver is at
tending to the Southern District
office.
Hon. W. E. Founders and
Judge Smith of Sidney are at
Hardy viewing the political
winds.
w. A. Wiles of Sidney, one
of the best citizens of the county,
was transacting business here
Monday.
Homer Edwards left for Fay
ettaville Sunday, where he will
resume his studies in the Uni
Nsrsity of Arkansas.
Thousands I'm Exile.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
DEATH OF MRS. w. G. PORTER.


Editor RECORD :--On the Both
day of December 1901, the wife
IF W. G. Porter departed this life
at Springfield, Mo-, her death
being caused by pneumonia
She was 72 years old. There
never lived a better wife nor
mother nor sister than she, and
while we grieve for her we feel to
hope she is at rest. Her old
Tennessee friends in this part of
the county will remember her
back for so years.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

.DARDS FOR CANDIDATES.
,isrhis office has a new supply of
cae card. Send your orders for
isards and circulars to the Record
cbffice.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10

-Dr. .. .. DedIy Iolt CuiutiJ
for st. Louis where he goes for
another course in college. He
will be absent until the first Of
April.
Stop, TIE ,'rgh sad w'Fi, sgas Geld.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No Cure
no pay. Price 25 cents.
John R. Metcalf was at
Cushman two or three days this
week attending the meeting of
the district stewards, M, E.
Church South.
Ben Meeks of Sidney called
at this sanctum last press day
and renewed his subscription.
Mr.. Meeks has been reading the
RECORD a long time.
Attorneys Herrn, Turner,
Atkinson, Abernethy and David
son are looking after the interests
of their clients in the Northern
District circuit court.
Will trade a few more new
wagons for good horses and
mules.
.. o. P. Moore & Bro.
Barren Fork.
Coughs and colds come unlimited,
but you can QUICKLY get rid of them
with few doses of Ballard's Hore-
hound Sprup, Price 25 and so cts.
Sold by Snow the druggist.
w. W. Bagwell of Sidney
left one day this week for Illinois.
He is agent for several good
farms around Sidney, and will
try to make sales in real estate
while gone.
W. T. Horn of Cave City and
Harmon Matheny of Sullivan
township were in town Sunday
on their way to the Hardy court
where they expect to look after
their political interests.
Granville King, a substantial
farmer of Bengay called on the
RECORD Tuesday and advanced
his subscription a year. Mr..
King does not think the wheat
crops of his section are injured.
Just received a car of northern
wheat. Everybody can now get
flour and bran on arrival with
out making second trip.
O. P. Moore & Bro.
Barren Fork.
Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea is
never sold In bulk by peddlers or
less than 35 cts. Don't be fooled,
get the tea made famous by the
Madison Medicine Co, Ask your
druggist.
p. M. Wiles of Sidney, while
in town on matters of business
Monday, dropped into this shop
and placed his subscription ahead
to Jan. 1, 1908. He says there
are Jones men by the score in mis-
neighborhood.
The stockholders in the Bank
of Evening Shade held an annual
meeting Monday. The business of
this institution has been very
satisfactory during the first year
of its existence. 1t ia a perfectly
reliable institution.
Last Friday while Shelby
Justus was plowing at his fathers S
farm a mile west of town a tree
fell on his team, killing one mule
instantly. 1t was a narrow es-
for Shelby. The mule was a
good piece of property and be-
longed to w. C. Shaver.
Red is danger slgual on the
railroad, on a fellows nose aud a
woman's face. Men and women use
Rocky Mountain Tea and get genu-
Inc rosy cheeks. S5c. Ask your
druggist.
Hon. Thornsberry A. Gray
of Hickory Valley, who is making
the race for congress, was in
town Tuesday interviewing the
people and distributing campaign
l,tapotu,a Vbnppcbarp, ooxyo n n
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10

Constipation neglected or badly
treated, leads TO total disability or
death Rocky Mountain Tea ab'
solutely cures constipation in all Its
forms. $50, Ask your druggist.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
G. W. Morgan. Sabbath break.

G. W. Morgan, Sabbath break
ing, plea Of guilty, fined S25.
G. W. Morgan, Sabbath break
ing, plea Of guilty, fined S25.
Newt Walker, carry ing a pistol,
nell pros.
Sam Walker Jr., disturbing the
peace, plea of guilty, fined So.
Bud King, murder in End de-
gree, charge of felony dismissed
and plea of guilty for assault and
battery, fined $50.
Mrs. S. A. Payne, removing
mortgaged property, demurrer to
indictment sustained and defend
ant discharged.
Sam Walker Jr., malicious
mischief, noll pros.
James Renfrow, disturbing the
peace, plea Of guilty, fined So.
Sharp County record., 1902-01-10
REMARKABLE CURE or cscup.
Il Little BOWS Life Sdved.

l have a few words to say re>
gardlug Chamberlaln's Cough Rem-
edy. 1t sayed my little boys life
and feel that cannot praise It
enough. I bought a bottle of 1t
from A. E. Steere Of Goodwin, S,
D, and when | got home with it
the poor baby could hardly breathe.
| gave the medicine as directed ev.
cry ten minutes until he "threw up"
aud then | thought sure be was CO.
ing to choke to death. We had to
pull the phlegm out of bis mouth in
great long strings. am positive
that if had not got that bottle of
cough medicine my boy would not
be on earth today.-Joel Demont,
Inwood, Iowa. For sale by Snow,
the druggist.
HARDY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Following is found the proceed
ings OF circuit court at Hardy
had on Monday and Tuesday;
STATE VS.:
Frank Jones, failing to work
road, continued.
T. G. McCrory, assault with in
tent to rape, continued,
John and Amy Hall, murder in
End degree, charge of felony dis.
missed and plea of guilty for as
sault and battery and fined $50
each.
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CLEVELAND TO SPEAK
WILL ADDRESS DEMOCRATS AT
OPENING OF TILDEN CLUB.
Hill, Bryan, Bacon, Adler, Milburn,
olney, Collins, Cochran, Nixon
and Others Invited to the
Harmony Conferences.

New York, May Sf.-Ex- President Gro
yer Cleveland has accepted an invitation
to speak at the opening of the new TIL
den Club June 49, About 1.5Oo men prom
inent in the Democratic Party have been
invited. Among those expected are David
B. Hill, William J. Bryan. Senator Ba-
con of Georgia, Mayor Patrick A. Col
Inns of Boston. John D. Milburn of Buff
falo, Richard olney. DIR. Felix Adler,
Bourke Cochran. William c. Whitney
exMayors Grace, Grant, Gilroy, Van
wyck, Hewitt, Cooper. Edison and Ely
and Lewis Nixon.
This is the first time that Mr.. Clevc-
land has consented to address politica
audience since his retirement from of.
fee. This. coupled with the fact that sc
many distinguished Democrats whose
views on silver and other questions have
been radically opposed to each other, are
to be present. is pointed to as evidence
that the occasion of the opening of the
club means a direct effort to harmonize
various discordant elements of the party.