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The National tribune., 1903-03-19
NJ EpicAL.

ANTON DCPTURE CURED ONLY
III truss worn DAY ana NIGHT
ELASTIC with comfort. VIII hold any rupt-
IRE steadily during most violent
TRUSS exercise and effect radical CURE.
Only Elastic TIuSs protected by
L. s. Patents and trade mark. Illustrated Catalogue
and rules for selfmeasurement saI.t sealed.
Dept Y, AXIOM MFG. CO., al broadway, y. y. city.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
SUN M Err RESORTS.

Wy ANTED, GCESTS-AT SUMMIT HOUSE On
w top Of Old Mount Mansfield. OF the Ioitiest
peaks Of Vermont Green Mountains: open June Isi to
October lst Write for ciIcnl:lIs. W. NJ. Adams, Stowe
VI.
WANTED, BOARDERS- AT SUMMER HOME
w in the Green Mountains near Mount Mansfield
dairy farm. High altitude: healthy aud pleasant
good liable: clean rooms and beds. Write for prices
Mrs. Geo. W. Adams, Stowe, ",
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES, FRESH AND
i l. active. Free delivery 10 any part of the tued
States Send for free copy OF aiscy Manra - PIP,
valuable Family Medical Guide also free sample of
either Digestive Headache Liver Tablets. Mail
ders solicited Iialsey Bros. Co., 30 WIba. Ave.
Chicago. Established Is,J
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

|L0CES.-READFH, If IN NEED OF tLOtkS.
Y here's Il bargain. Large massive oak niiIiei
clocks inches high. Ii inches wide, oaG finished en-
bossed case scroll ornaments on ids embossed non IN
center colddccoraied hinged glass door, lnsai'aIn
movements s-Ciy, with halfour strike. Tlice only
$50 sent by freight express to Your station JUS
half what il would cost you at retail stores H. H.
Clapmun Cock Dept. Gr;tiot a., GAINESVILLE, Ohio
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BADGES.

VDENTIFICATION BADGES, WITH YOUR
i Name Company, and Regiment. shipped in metal
box by mail. prepaid lfi back. Made in three
qualities; Electro Plate 30 Rolled Gold Plate 10
rents, and Gold Filled 500. Write and address
plain. References: First N:I0n: Iank: Carroll County
Banl.. Address all orders 20 II. T.. Cole Mount Car
iG!i, Carroll County. III.
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DIG BUNDLE STAMP MAGAZINES 10 CENTS.
ID racEet of so stamps, fine lot. only 10 cents 1000
well mixed foreign stamps. 20 c'lIs Al sfeeis OF
stamps approval. VI. Savoy, ii Campbell
Park Chicago Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

nR. MEANS La GRIPPE PILLS.-A POSITIVE
- nerve tonic and food for Impoverished nerves.
If suffering from headache cold, nee them as &,
cure. Their phenomenal sale is proof of their virtue
and trial will convince yo; Of this fact. Prescribed
by physicians with very satisfactory results Tesmo
NAL: " Dr. Means q Grippe Pills for colds and
headache. Thy cure me every time. tonEidc =. H.
Iientz, Lebanon. Pa Price - cents box. Special
rate to dc Hers. Money refunded If not satisfactory.
Address DIR. w. L. Mea:iS Druggist. Lebanon Pa.
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I AIDES. 500 REWARD FOR a CASE OBS'TI-
i nate suppression any cause In pathology my
monthly reg fails to relieve safe, harmless; mail. how
long suppressed. Df. Jackson IL. Co., l69 Dearborn
Street Chicago.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
RELICS.

old FASHIONED DECORATED DISHES
~ Rich colors. GLASSWARE. p"wier-ware, old flint
lock guns and pistols prehistoric Indian and mound
relics Of stone Civil War relies and thousands of other
antique articles. Price list ffte. Davis Brothers, Dia
mond. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MUSICIANS WISHING TO SECURE FINE
M new march brass bands should wr1c Tor my
special offer. Roy Davis, Mana.nSon, w Va.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

A FINE PaRIDG ORGAN FOR 50: s. CASH
"A and small Il9nly payments until paid for
Planes on same terms We ship on approval Largest
dealers in southern phi'. Columbia grani"phOlts
very Cheap. Everything guaranteed. Write Us. w L.
Carleton pomeruy. Ohio
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PERSONAL.

4 TiENTION. CATHOLIC G: A. R-DEAR
"A Friends The victory yoa so noby Won ON many
fought battles rs not as yet the glory wOuli have
il 20 be- The negro IL sill slave M mere respects
tnan one. In order TO better his condition, Your
Church has under;a ken 10 send priests TO them vino
will devote their time 10 his welfare Sad TO say the
and encouragement hch Tics ought: hence the work
dracs nlong Isread of going forward in leaps hnd
bounds. There IL vie read ana deepIoo'eu III MN
and universal indifference in regard to the condition
of coiored brother: AID as y1u who have ionghi
and suffered 70: him mast have some pity Tor MS SAD
safe apacll you TO help me carry on the work OF
the Church here ia Arkansas among the cniore'l IN
tbs have 10000 members of the race About
half Christians of some Kind the Others, moth
Ing At present need all church at Pine Bluff.
Ark. wiie., have large school in charge of the
sis'es OF the Hoy Family tco!orei. 10 All tnosc
VIII, take. an interest in This work will cheerluly
serd We. rIy report showing what has been done
during the yea. Address all letters TO Rev j. J.
Ferdinand, Missionary Apostolic Box SO, Pine Bluff
Ark.
MARRIAGE PAPER THE BEST: PRINTS AID
M dresses of al personal ads. both ladies and gen
emens; eight pages with photos of pretty lady mem
bess 10 cents A. ]. SiGvcr, Box i66., Chicago. Ill.
IF MRS. J. Il. MAINTAIN, WHO SENT NJ 50
/ cents Wit II address. will send me he: address
will send recipe a Monthly Remedy, Mrs = Mas
sic. 1875 Soaih second street. lronion ONO.
AIAHRIAGE PAPER FEEE.-TIIE BEST IN
Nj existence. Eastern Agency 50, Bridgeport. Conn.
MARRIAGE PApER-BEsT PUBLISHED
vi Free. J.. 4. Gunnes, Toledo, Ohio.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
MEMS FCRNISHlNGS.-MEN'S ALI-WooI.
vi Cashmere suit for $50 send weight. height.
breast; waist insc.a and sleeve measure. with 81 de
post balance StJO co. d. Mt express office. Frank
Leonard, c!aysvi!le. Pa. :,
MEMS FINE ALI-W0OI. SUITS, IS AND $40:
VI extra fine suits ST. and si. State color wanted
and send weight. height. breast. waist. ti:sem ana
sleeve measure. with 81 deposit. balance COD III eN-
pre- - Office Frank IeonaId. Ctysvil.e. Pa.
AUTO MOBILES, BICYCLES, ETC.
NOR SALE-ArTOMOBILE S.-NEW AND SEC
IL ond hand automobiles. bicycles new buggieS. etc
Prices right. Address W. L. =, Van Buren,, ONO.
PRINTING.
SOO PRINTED ENVELOPES: , LITTER TEE
wv heads. statements. 1jc. Send e. stamp
for samples. Hamilton Prnery. Ashland. Chic.
POST ELECTIONS.
A LLIsoN POST. 81. AUDUBON. Iowa Com,
Eddy: NJ II. w. Wilson: Chap, John OFT; O. D.. y. H.
Edwards O.G.. John Johnson; AdJt, Ell b. Cousins;
As. William LYMAN SM., George Agnew.
WILL ROBINSON POST, "a, STERLING, ILL
w Com. Marshall 7. Ice: S.N.C., benjamin Cur
tscn; J.N.C., Christian Eselc: Adft John w. Niles:
Surg, a. y. Brown: Chap. +. L. kloSeTman: q. NJ.
Bella +. John; Oh, ;. = Tulc; O.G., Philip kerc-
Ven.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

n. CIGARS, GENUINE GOOD SMOKES, sl.oo:
W - good Sc cigars guaranteed. G5c: l. good &c
cigars, guaranteed, 35c-: Forodor cigars for 10c.;
Creme cigars Sc; Cheroots. S1gas. etc. by mail pre-
paid. VIII please you refund money. BY mail pre-
paid: stamps accepted. II. II. Chapman, Cigar Dept.
t;raliot Sta, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

ssvUST AS 4 RAINBOW FADES AWAY"
81 one of the hes, story ballads published. Send
a5c for copy 10 Haney c. shaw, ltarib, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

NARVELOUS As HAS BEEN THE CURES OF
ANI citarrIi Of the head by Dr. tiapmans ta.arril
Creas,l John RyanS :ffidy il to the of seven
of almost tot: deafness from clfTh fan exceeds them
all (see affidavit in circular with mcdicinc also
piles, eczema, all sores, bruises caracle, etc. Kind
comrades, this is hImbug. by mail - per box;
five boxes 81. Dr. Chapman surgeon, GAR. Post
IT, Burden. Kansas.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

ssS,HERMAN'S MARCH TO THE SEA- MY
, Molher-nIaw,f and rs other good songs, all
post PAID only l. cents You will be Pleased with tins
collection. Address Calvin Clarke, Agent, lie Roy.
NY
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

r AIDES - OUR MONTHLY REGULATING
! Tablets never fall. Box Free. Friar Medicine
Co, IL Buffalo, y. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
CHAIRS.

THERE Is \ BARGAIN.-A $40 MORRIS RE
Ginning chair, large size. oak spring scat, good
velour, removable seat and back gIee red or brown
special clsy.hOrier price. $3.50: shipped from Ohio
factory and well packed W. W. Williams, Jefferson
VILE, Ohio.
(yOMRADE JOHN DEAN. LITCHFIELD, MICH.
~ Agent for selfpropelling and rolling chairs and
all kinds Of Invalid appliances. send stamp for Gaia
IOgue. John Dean, Boz 20. ILicli;iicd, Mich.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

T MANUFACTURE THE MOST COMPLETE
Il and comfortable bed springs on the market.
All orders by mail promptly attended to. Address
Fred Zufcher New Philadelphia. Ohio
DIG MONEY MADE SELLING SMYRNA RUGS
ID Write I. :. Maxwell Cleveland, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

ryOR SALE-LARGE COLLECTION OF 81
leCied music for band and orchestra, consisting
of OyeiureS, selections, fiarceS VALVES qIadfilles,
sclottiscles galIops dc I-l:e part of This music is
in books: has been little hui III good condition
Am of the music business have no further se fol-
H. and will sell il cheap. Nj. ]. Gi.ey, Thomastcn,
Conn.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

TJ,O DFALERS-WANTED. TRIAL ORDERS
L for the General Grosvenor digar.
To the Trade Call for the General Grosvcnor Cigars
and enjoy frst-class smoke. Strictly hand made,
long filler sSuInair wrapper. Guaranteed rstcss il:
every respect Porter d Coleman Athens, Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

SEND 10 CENTS FOR POSITIVE, PERMANENT
~ Pile Cnre; no fake. J. NJ. Markee, Liberty Ill
Reference, Peoples Bank, Camp Point nj.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

yINEY OUR VIOLIN. GUITAR AND MANDOLIN
/ string, triple silver plated. sized and stretched
per string No stamps. Nh. H. ShrecScngaust, Pat
ioaSi,uIg. Mo.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

QUIT TOBACCO NOW.-IF YOU SMOKE OR
~ chew and want 10 quit write for free trial
treatment and iul particulars. Costs less To quit than
TO continue the injurious habit. Neurolic Cure Co.,
Drawer G., Logan, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

no YOU WANT EMPLOY MENT THE SALE
- Of my Digestive Tablets has reached such "a point
that need assistance VIII you he satisfied with IA
weekly income Of 81: Ifso order a sample box Of my
tablets 81 the regular price of 80 cents evidence of
good faith pa and will at send ynn my
proposition. only one person In communiis engaged
DT. H. B. Nichols, Fuieney, New York.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

100 AFTER-DINNER CIGARS, STRICTLY
loO handmade long filler, $40, delivered 10 yoa
Jno A. Curtis, Mfg, Hudson. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

COMBINING NEW-SEND &c AND GET A
= box Of my s;ye; best you ever used; takes
them of withOu, pain. W. II. Shongh, Westl,Uro. NO.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

TT WILL ASTONISH YOU HOW QUICKLY
i Red Seal Pile Cure cures. Send 80 cents. Mention
this paper. Dayton Pile Cure Co., Dayton. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

DASH EoI OLD STAMPS, COINS AND PAPER
- money. Send description for free quotations.
q. s Linn, Wa:,eEa Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

(NREMOR PILLS CURE SICK HEADACHE
~ Liver Complaint, COstiveness and Dyspepsia
Dose, one. Box, 10. Sample free. Address Dr. H. L.
True, McOnnelsye. o.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
CIGARS.

ID Havana filler, SnnEira wrapper hand made
cigars strictly filstclass cigar. Porter Il Coleman
TJNO THE SMOKER.-CALL FOR GENERAL
Il Grosvenor cigars Made by expert snced work
men. High grade stock Guaranteed. Porter & Cole
men, Athens, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

4 NTITOBAc POSITIVELY CURES TIE TO
"A bacco habit or money refunded. Harmless, yet
effective. Enables you 10 stop at or regulate
amount used. Formula for making, 50r. George Hart
well, Box 10 Pouitncy, VT
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

4 sOMRADES-I HAVE 4 SURE CURE FOR THE
~ grippe. Send - cents for recipe. George NJ Hall
Go. Is. 18th n. V Inf, Rattle Run 81. Clair TO- Mich
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

RESToRAL CURES DYSPEPSIA. A WONDER
Il y fu remedy Tor all stomach and liver troubles
30 cents box by mail. Z. II. Flower West Haven
Conn.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

nR. LEWIS, DISCOVERER AM SOLE OWNER
- of the only po-iye cure for consumption on
earth. Fourteen years without failure. One months
treatment VIII be sent 10 any address receipt of
dollar to pay postage and packing. Book of tiimuni-
ais Gnd advice for asking. Il. N. Lewis NJ. d. Sagi-
nav. ". &, Mich.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

yVILLS PILLS BEAT THE WORLD-IO DAYS
w treatment, 10 cents, stamps. Address Il. Il. Wills
Med Co., HagerstOwn, Md.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

| VN-GROWING NAILS.-AN INFALIIBLE REM
l. edy: cutting. scraping, burning or pulling off
by the root affords immediate relief and effects r;d
| cal cure Price 30 cis. A. liberty, Canton Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

IrISTULA CURE.-ANY ONE WHO HAS A
Il horse which has the tistua will be well repaid by
sending 20 cents 10 r. II. Eersey, of Lebanon. Ohio
when they will receive by return mail recipe for cur
ing the worst known. BY following the d.
rectios any one any Of fstula matter
how long has stood Send at once II coS;s but 80
cents TO fill recipe Also three other valuable recipes
sent postage paid for % cents.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

I AIDES! Our Regulators never fail. Trial package
- loc. Mrs. A. Price Co., dept 3,lPhiladeIphla Pa
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

Il AIDES, MY REGULATOR NEVER FAILS.
IL Box Tree. DIR. f. May, Box 80, Bloomington, iii.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

T AIDES, SEND TO MRS. G. FREEMAN, ToIE
- do o. for free pkg. of Clover blossom. Cures all
female diseases.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
EOUS.

- S,IZ HUNDRED WAYS; OF MAKING MON
- ey.r \ book OF six hundred reliable. tested
recipes How make artificial cider vinegar honey
kndling wood without oil part of ingredients cost
nothing jewelers. secret gold and silver polish 20 to %
recipes for summer drinks, waters beers, cemenis-
worth dollars 10 any family. Price prepaid, 800
stamps Jay Dickens Alpine, y. y.
OATS AND MICE QUICKLY EXTEKMINAT-
Ii ed. No cats poison, traps needed. Learn the
secret and keep Them away forever SURE yet perfect
y harmless except 10 rodents. Secret originally cost
800. Sent postpaid for 50c. Geo. iiartwe Box ~,
Poulinay. VT
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

4 IOMKADES.-I HAVE 4 CURE FOR SMALL
~ pOx in Il hou:s: scarlet fever and scarleiina In
nine hours, and iiphrhcria and throat, and Will
break up any fever IN 10 ouTs. Price, $40 per bottle
Address g. W. tonkl, 18th Mich. Inf, Eox 81 Breck
cnridgc, Mimi
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

1TAREIAGE PAPER-THE BEST: PRINTS AID
M dresses of al personal ads. both ladies' and gen
tIenen's; eight pages. with photos of pretty lady mem
bers 10 cents A. ]. Siuver. Box iG6., Chicago. Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
PRINTING.

Snn PRINTED ENVELOPES. LETTER
ODo heads. or statements 15c. Send &C. stamp
for samples. Hamilton Prinlery. Ashland, Chic.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

CALNE - THE BEST FAMiIS SALVE. On
- earth for liberated piles and itching rectnm and
cuts and sores of all kinds. - cents Il box Address
VI. HnnlOn. 3& West Jefcrson street Springfield. 0.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

Q ENT TO ANY ADDRESS ON RECEIPT OF ONE
- Dollar. "A recipe for Antitrust Polishing Compound,
the best Thing the market for polishing brass Nickel
enamenc, also bright work engines etc. Endorsed
by the leading machiniss to he the best Money re-
funded IL not entirely satisfactory Address John 4.
Siauficr, - Kenneth St, Muskegon, Mich.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

HOW MANY WORDS CAN BESPEILED WITH
the letters in the word Fraternity, using
oftener Than IL in tina, word: :: given The per
making the largest number of words; 81 for the
largest, send list OF words and silver dime mo
stamps before May Is, To Comrade, v. W. Cor Third
and jersey streets, Quincy, Ill.,
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
M EDICAL.

g END TO COMRADE OLMSTEAD FOR FREE
- sample of Pacai Balm. Positively cnrcs Asthma
Throat and Lung Trouble. tatsrrh of Head and StOm
ich Piles. Old Sores and skin ErupiIons &c and Oc
Druggists or prepaid. Address Pacal Balm Co.. -.
Louis, Michigan.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

I NGROWING TOE NAILS POSITIVELY CURED
J. by krehbiels lDgron ing Nail Cure or money re-
funded. Joc. krchbiel Medical Co., Dayton Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

lTI>RY THE OLD RELIABLE ECZEMA CURE
Il sure. Mail Order department. Il. $. Tidrick
Bringbursi, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

LNOE 30 CENTS IN SILVER WILL SEND TO
u any National Tribune reader instructions for
breaking horses Of the habit OF haitcrpuins. Address
Lima n Y
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

ItOMRADES-DON'T LET YOUR LITTLE ONES
~ die from diphtheria. have n valuable recipe TO
cure this disease which has never failed. Also cure
10 prevent hog cholera. SOC. pays for both Send to
ID. W. Herman, Ravanna, Kan.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

SEND 20 CENTS FOR DOCrOR'S RECIPE FOR
- beautifsinS the teeth; 10 make hens lay in win
ter furniture polish recipe. Sold for So No stamps
Mfs. T. J. Bartlett, i.5 Oak Ave-, New Castle, Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

x EE HERE. COMRADES.-IF YOJ HAVE A
- bal.ly horse. have simple and for
him; will cure him IN ten minutes time. This is a fact;
fake. For 70 cents will send any address
pete instructions and warrant cure. Address Lock
Box q, Manchester, ..
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

I. - FOR ANY CASE OF ITCHING. OUTWARD
.DO Inward Tes. Old Sores. SSaIy Head
Eczema ili; cant lie cured with D: Z,s silver Leaf
Ointment. BY mail Joc. DR. Zisg Medical Co., Brad
ford Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-03-19

cILK INSTRUCTIONS FOR
- Matching the and raising the caterpillar bv
one of practical experience. a valuable book for
cts. From :" Ball Room 10 HELL - cts. Should be
read aud owned 10y every family. Mrs. NJ. J. Ham
mack Box ~, PinckneyyiIlc. III.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-20
ACTIVE VOLCANO IN UTAH.
Six Miles South of Richardson Post
Office Has Been Discovered.

What appears to be partly active
volcano crater has just been discovered
by George McNeme and several other
prospectors at a point about twenty
miles north of Moab and two miles east
Of where Salt Wash crosses Salt Valley
and about six miles south of Richard
son postoffice.
On high mesa the prospectors dis
covered steam or smoke some distance
from where they were, and on investi-
cation found that it rose from a hole
in the solid sandstone formation. The
orifice is 0blong, about three feet in
width and six feet long.
A strong current of warm air carry
ing some vapor arises. but seems to
have little or no gaseous smell. The
sides of the hole are very black and
sooty. rock thrown in apparently
falls 2 long distance. The prospectors
working in that section will make fur
Their investigation.
This section has been prospeeted over
for q number of years, and cattle and
sheepmen have ridden over it for the
past twenty-five years without discov-
ering the crater. The prospectors who
visited it say they would not have
found it but for seeing the steam arise,
as it is a place that would be unlikely
to be passed It appears to be an old
volcanic vent that has been lying dors
mant for years and is just beginning
to show signs of activity.-Salt Lake
Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-20
ALL IN THE RACE.
Kansas Delegation Has Many
Aspirants for Longs Place.

Washington. Feb. 2O.-Since Repre-
sentative SCOTS candidacy for Sen
atOr-elect Longs place on the commit
tee on ways and means of the house
was made public by the State Journal,
several other of the members of the
Kansas delegation have decided that
they would like to have the appoint
ment. 1t is now understood that Rep
trescntatives BOwersock, Curtis, Miller
land Calderhead are among the
laspirants. 1t is not probable that the
appointment viii be made before the
next cOngre IS cOnVenes. although the
selection may be made before that time.
The entrance of all these candidates
Hn the race does not mean that there is
ian unfriendly or acrimonious feeling
among the members of the delegation
iOn the contrary, there is no doubt that
l1f the speaker should indicate his de-
laire that the delegation unite upon
some one man as the unanimous choice
of Kansas, such a recommendation
would be promptly made 1t is under
stood. however. that Mr.. Cannon the
prospective. speaker. recently was ask
ed II be would like to have the Kansas
delegation unite upon some one of their
number and give him their support.
Mr.. Cannon replied that he did not
care to have them do that. as he pre-
ferred to be unhampered by the recon-
mendatiOn of a delegation in making
the selection. Mr.. Longs appointment
was made something after this fashion,
support of the delegation, this fact cut
very little figure with the speaker. The
latter simply decided that he wanted
Mr.. Long to be a member of the COM
mittee and appointed him to the place.
Tt is very likely that the appointment
viii be made in the same way this
time, i'm view of Mr.. CannOn's declara-
ton that he doesn't want the recon-
mendation or advice of state delega-
lions. This is clearly the logical way
to make the selection. as the speaker is
thus at liberty to select the man whom
he believes to be best equipped for the
position, while the recommendation Of
a state delegation might not mean that
he would be able to choose the best
man.
Representative Scott. who is being
considered for the vacancy caused by
the promotion of Mr.. Long to the sem
ate says that his first consideration is
that the place shall go to Kansas. He
thinks that the state ought to retain
its representation on the committee,
and he would like to be fortunate
enough to be chosen to fill the vacancy,
but he does not intend that his per-
s0nal ambition shall be the means of
losing the appointment to the state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-20

before. In answer to the call Of his
name Eugene Debs, the man turned
about and gave the reporter a hearty
handgrasp, a hearty grasp that helped
Eugene Debs to gain fame and for
tune. and the smile. which lighted up
his cOuntenance, did not leave when the
purpose of the errand was made known
Yes, said he. Il was under the
weather last night. am sorry to say
You see. I came all the way from
Barre. Vt. and the weather has been
severely cold. The cars were imper-
fectly heated and when I arrived at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. L was all
but exhausted, with fatigue and cold.
don't drink; haven't. in fact, for many
years. and took a little to warm me
up. It got the better Of me, and That's
about all there is to it. I'm just taking
a little walk now"
The National Lyceum bureau fur
nishes the attractions for the course
and that organization will probably
amend by providing another attraction.
The unfortunate affair last night has
fallen like damper upon the entertain
ment committee of the Grand Rapids
battalion. Mr.. Debs. although absent
from the hotel at noon today. is still III
the city He has received no money for
last nights performance.