Perry Enterprise-Times. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 224, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 21, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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CALLED LIAR, THIEF AND
MURDERER.
MISSOURI LAWMAKER HOT
Tlie lit. I-ooU KUItor OffcocU Mr. !*•• « f
Carter C mtutjr— Tlie Prl'oir Servant
Dill Heine lUril I-ought by the
Itallrtmri Lobby—Jiew lillU
I lit ro«li|r. «l >eit lie-
clureil Elected.
.Ikffkhmon < itv. M«>. *'1.—In
the house this morning Representative
Lee of Carter, ehairinan of the com-
mittee on internal improvements, rot e
to a qupotion « f personal privilege anil
declared that Charles II .Tunes, editor
of the >t. Louis I'ost-Diap&teh. wu.s a
"black-hearteil liar, a thief and a mur-
derer He had taken exception* to
an editorial in that paper which
charged him with opposing the fellow
servant law because he advised that
saw mills and railroads run l y saw
mill companies should In* ineludcti in
the bill. Lee said the only thing to tin
with Um Si LotHi editor vm to hunt
hint up an I kill him.
Hamilton of t'aidwell intr.<uuecd a
bill for the protection of game and
tish. It was suggested by th ' state
game warden anil a party of snorts-
men and game keepers who held a
meeting at the eapitol last i^ht.
Other bills were: By Piekler Adair,
to levy a road tax of not less than "•
nor more than '.'u cents on the by
Porter of st« Louis, providing that in
purchases by installment payments,
the goods cannot be seized until per
cent of the purchase money shall have
been returned: by Pope of Cole, to pro-
hibit ami punish the manufacture and
sale of goods, ware* and merchandise
made or purport ng to be made in
whole or in part from gold and falsely
marked or labeled as to fineness, de-
claring it a misdemeanor to hunt with-
in enclosures, makin? it an offense
punishable by title of from s,V) to *v*>imi
for any member of the general
assembly to accept a free pas-* or dis-
counted ticket: by Porter of >t. l.ouiv
to re|**ai the lav. requiring butterine
to Ik* lain*led when served at res-
taurants and hotels and forbidding
manufacturers from coloring it.
The committee on judiciary reported
for passage the bill repealing the spe-
cial jury law Mr. Dyer bill provid-
ing for trial bv jury in cases . f con-
tempt of court, was reported ui .\i .
ably, but was ordered printed for it.-
formation. Mr. Lee> bill putting a
lien upon all the belongings « f pn>-
fessional bondsmen was reported upon
un favorably.
Senator Mott to-day introduced a !
bill to appropriate <l<i.iNM) to build a
monument to Thomas Her.' n in p.ell---
fontaine cemetery. St. Louis The |
Senate spent half an hour arguing |
over Im question whether a standing |
committee on cities. t< wns and v
lages should ce created an ' finally 1'
the matter go over until to-morrot
Senator Klene introduced a bill
make it a mis<iem^anor to oblitera
marks of identifieation on bicycles.
FELLOW SERVANT BILL.
BITTINCiEH AND FILLEY.
fiir r«iriuer llejille* to the AUttrU Mad*
I |ion llim l«)' \he St. LouU H.m*.
.Iiu'i kson Citr. Mo.. Jan. 71.—In
reply to the attack of t hauncey I.
pel ley. Major Hittinger of St. Joseph
has tills to >i\y:
• l do not care to say anything, but
I will admit that I have known Mr.
Filley many years. He has always
been practically for himself. Sedalia
people know this in capital removal
matters, lie has handled his follow*
ers in national conventions to his per-
sonal benefit. At every election except
the last more than half the Republi-
can coinpaign fund was applied to his
personal political benefit,* and the
party's interests were neglected. In
tin* great campaign w hich ended No-
vciulier 'I. in which the most vital in-
terests were at stake, be was a traitor
from the beginning He had but
one meeting of the state committee,
ami that simply toorguniz" He net or
even had a meeting of the executive
committee. Bfothlng was done bv him
In the campaign, and tin- Republicans
of the state have come to know it
They are sick ami tired of him. and
turned him down for good. Like an
enraged viper, he is now biting him-
self. and will die from doses of his own
venom. 1 cannot but think it w ill be
a happv day for the Kepuhlican party
of Missouri when the old fraud passes
Into oblivion "
HISTORY OF THE GYPSIE3,
A OP A RUBBER OOLU
fesiue Inures that were visible oa
the I i e Soil piatfn: in. Hut we lira wl.
getting past thit in the movement for story of a R r« Una of the Most R-mtrU- KaMront |*n*«efifer« ln«!l*n n J
Woman Slllfiagu. l(-atiyij< (It's t.lstC aSle lu llumM Knur,I.. Appeared to |lr ITuel Trentuwnt.
is shocks 1 by uu o castnuhi exluhi- Historians ari l pltilototfists lure The train was just ulout to star,
Hon of nueer chjrnter at a woiiiin settled it among tlieiu.alves to their aays a writer iu the cv \oikr teii*
suffrage meeting, or it hi* ear Is 0wn at:s a lion, that the tiypsies iciegram. Then; weiolhreaul
pained tiy the shrill or strident voice caiue originally from 1ml a. Ti e us in the carriage—in su.t anil twe
of some feminine orator, we will in. supposition I-lhat this el range race ladles—when a young man llir"j'
vita liiiu to a comparison—even if it beliicgad to the lowest orders of In- li.mself in, carrying a hah)'. Jl<
were a ueslion of mere taste—of the tia, from which country the were loo.,ed veiy youngt e enKiwc'l In
eonspielous opjionents of woman suf- gradually di i\en by their own wand- such a manner. \ oiing men ul about
frag • with ll* cunspieloiss advocates. ermg spiiit, and by conquest, and op- twenty-two yearn "1 age ai d hr
presslon. hut that the tiypjy bad no looked no older) do not travel about
Almost i:\tim-t. other history than the history of the carrying babies: at least 1 had uetei
The farmers in New Kngland and slave, the reneg;:de, and the vagrant seen any i.eiore. lie teemed \ei>
Connectic .t especially are wondering In the land of his nativity, 1 <lo not awkward with it ami it piott.'Sle
iust now why some of those people lielieve, says a writer. Ills faithful-
whr. complain that thev cau't get a new to his race instinct be i>eaks a
nobler and more nne ent origin than
is allowed by the theory that he is
the offspring of a ml e.l community
recruited from tho various ranks of
Indian society. A few hundred \e,i s
ago wnui I not suffice to weld to-
jaton*« Tarwy Fills.
k tn«*. reliif FOI vmbi
inimtioQt.
*o*iV*Totra, wa
PERRY ICE AND
COAL COMPANY.
—Offlca Al—
Rerry Mill
Co.
oh don't come around there wnere
ork or dozens of m-n can be found
hi every farm. Kverywhere the fa"m
•rs lament that it is all but impossl-
tile to get help enough to tide theui
th ough their haying time, and that
MORGAN HAS IT CINCHED.
ih• y were way behindhand with the gether such a heterogeneous mass
weed- in tiieir potato patches when iuto a people wfhose tradition and
iiiowIdk time came. The fwrt fetbat apfrlt sbnold aarf ve -.ooo years uu
ihere i- no competent f. rui helpto be dimmed, and p oniises to live on for
had in the hill towns. Tnc larm as many more. ( niy the reaioant of
i oy, just as soon as ha gets out of a vastly ^indent race would be able to
s hnol permanently, runs o C to the scatter over tlie world, tu separate
cities tu make money with light- into small groups to live in esery
lingered, genteel work and becomes a land and clime, to
cigarette-smoking dude at the street
corn rs. Moreover, the old time race
of strong-ar eii, act ve, an I faithtul
"hliPil men," so called, who got out,
every uow and then The t«oiadics
bcyan talking and 1 listened.
•■iiow nice it is to: joung men to
be so domesticated!"
■•Yes, indeed: what a little darling
it is, too—so quiet."
"Aba! ha-: lia-a:' remarked the
little darling in a stirili tone.
"Mi t up:" said tlie jouug gentle-
mau, touguly pinching it.
"liaahiiabaaa " said the baby.
The young man gave it a violent
ehake. The laUie assumed a tlueats
en ng aspect.
'•.-tr," said one of the'i;, "babies
in convulsions are not usually treated
pcrlence tno in that manner, ai 1 unless jou de-
sway of every for.u of government sist at ouce 1 sii.nl feel it uiy duty to
of whi h iiistorv has ac ount, or call iheguard.'
which exists to- ay. to know the
-DEALERS IH—
Genuine McAlester Coal
and the Best Kan-
sas Coals*
Leave Order®
At Joe Stoat's Cijsr store and
at M. (ireenwsld's Second bantf
store, east side of Square.
All deliveries free inside city limit*
F. 0. Mooni,
President
B. A. McCAitDi.ase,
Ceshien
i n V nrk Milllinialr,
I nlon I'aritlc 'it
Was iv.itoN. .fan.
Will llti v tlie
>rr«*d •iMle.
I. —L. I'. Fitz-
jremld. • 1 tirman « f the reorganization
ctunmittee of the I'nion Pacific rail-
road backed by J. Picrpont Morgan
and the Vanderbilts, has made a pro-
position t< the government which has
been accepted by Attorney General
Harmon.
I'nder it*, terms f« reclosurc prtH'oed-
inffs in'st be beg'tin at once. If the
government will foreclose on tne I'nion |
Pacific the reorganization committee i
guarantees a minimum bid on the
whole property jrnaranteed to net the
government plus the sink |
in^r fund. The net debt of the I'nion J
Pacific to the government is 8.Y.\0«m .-
0 m>. With the sinking fund included
it aggregates $♦)'. .000.000.
I'nder this proposition the govern- {
ment would lose *:4.<|00.000. getting ■
only about «in p« r cent of the debt As '
agreed to by the reorganization com-
mittee and the attorney general, a ,
deposit of 10 per cent of the bid. or i ^
S4.' 00,000. is required as a guarantee
of goo . faith.
j "hired men," so called, who got out, i.uence of every form of religion and
I of bed whistling at a. iu every day yet to be at the clo-e of the nine-
In the year, and worked on the keen teenth century what they were in the
j jump twelve hour* every day To' -Mii Ua>s of their e pulsl u fioin India,
a month and "victuals lound." is i« ii "iwfli
j about extinct, while the men that in
| i Miiall and feeble wav are trying to
take their places, "tired" and stolid
.in nil grants, are "poor critter-." to
make a living with, the Connecticut
farmer if inks, on his hard and stony
farmstead 1 no old-fashioned Van
XCHftNGe
BANK OF PERRY.
:;eo hired man will eas ly do the w >rk the sands of Sahara a,id by the shores
of two such men, [ossihly of three at of the Arctic sea, by the How of the
a Dim h. Ganges and by our own Missi-sippi
Now and then, though, one still '1 hat they passed through I er ia a d
mect-j v/ith a specimen of the old Ureeee their language testifle
timers a sur val. and *ut h a pri e also testifies to their vast ant .u t ,
has all the work he can swing to in by being clo-el. allied to .-anscrit.
his neighborhood at ti.0" and ;i.uu j That Immediately prior to their en_-
a day. Everybody wants him. trance int'
Farmers drive mil' s to seen . i:ls th m spent some time in i gyp', is
services on theirplantatlons, and act- matter of h'story. t rem this a<'t
ually make engagement- w i eli hi.n, so comes the r name, Egyptians, 'tiyp-
I shail do what I like," said the
young man. and, t.iking ins baby ny
it.-, long robe, he began to swing It
round and rouu I so that its head
came in contact with the door frame
after each revolution, the shrieking
becoming terrill ••
1 got up and pu-hed him away
from the door; before 1 could put my
head out of the window to summon
the guard, however, he laid his hand
on my arm and pla ed the baby on
the >eat of the earn i^ , says a ton-
tritiutor to '1 it bits.
•Look here, sir,'' he said, "you
may call the guard it you like, out I
recollect that thisiiiaby is mine:tbere-
fore, I've a right to do what 1 like ; rTAG.n.r.1 B.nkim tmwiTriiwiit
with t. It's mine—1 paid for it "
•You what, sir.-" 1 gas.ed
Tlie train stopped. He got out,
Europe a large body of leavinf on tho seal a broken runner
baby.
what they were in the middle ages,
in no w se i hanged or changing, al-
ways the same, In all lands tellers of
fortunes, traders of horses, aealers in
myste y. Though separated for hun-
dreds of years and by leagues of space
they all speak the same language and
live the same lite, alike faithful by
Opposite Post Office.
PERRY, OKLAHOMA.
OPSoliciti accounts of Fanner*, li«f
chanta and Corporations
rr t. nrWRP b. D. TKE1MA5.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
It
A. MOUKIS
J W J0HN8O5.
Okl bt>me Cilf.
POACHERS FIRED UPON.-
1*1 tt ht'il Itiittlr
I'KOWN I'OIN
pitch,
game
serve
near
shot.
an it < ( I«h*« tinme ,
-Three fr'Mtiilly ••hot.
r. Intl., Jan. 21. — In a
between Tolleston club
great is the demand for bis labor,
weeks and even months in advance.
There s a whole-souled, thrifty
spec! i en '.f the kind in a certain
eastern Connecticut town, Hozrab.
f< r instance, and he has ptospective
work enough at ban I all th^ time for
half a score • f men. He is a tiger .it
wo k, quick as a eat, hand , at ev*r>
kind of farm labor. He is a stone
wall layer withal. lie gets a day
for wail laying, and ha* three separ-
ate ot.s at that work planned for
an<
poachers on the pre- j time as far ahead a< next < 'ctol er.
tians, Gypsies.
They lirst appeared in Europe be-
fore the Twelfth century, and in the
1 ourteenth century the r numbers
were iargeiy augmented. Their fa-
vorite account o themselves was that
they came originally from Egypt, and
t -i.ii ikei wandel gs were a w
pooed p -nance for a teiuporarv uban-
donment of the christian faith. Hut
persecution -oon began against them,
and once afoot it followed them
swiftly and ruthlessly down the cen-
turies. Francis 1 ordered them to
Trying to MhKc It
Vlionftt*' litrimr*.
Mo., .bin ".'1.—The
iH-m «ratN « f the
erv^nt bill, will be
icU" dot nt an op«*n
tae coramii♦■M' un in-
ternal improvement* to .ijrh and
workers on l oth aides \> i' make
speeches. The bill tk *y wish to see
passed
P
Knilroail Srhruirra
*o (irnrral
kfkrsoji City .
j et measure of the
IIou.se. the fellow s
the subject of i
met t nir of the Hon
of the TIl.'ston club of Cloca^o. |
here, yestertlay. ti;# 'aen '.ver-- |
three of them fatally Th. i
wountied arc: Frank Costwick, shot
through the lun^s. will die: Theodor •
Pratt, shot in b< d\ with shoteun. wiii |
die: Charles Pratt, shot in body, will |
probably recover: A.ven JiotweU. sht t j
in Ixxlv, will probably recover: .John |
Blackburn, shot in temple with re- i
volvcr. will probably ili
\ n.t
un With l>ynnnilti1
oaa -'an 3i —Antoni
yed by Joseph
namite cartridges i
kitchen « f his dw«
and later his lo-ye
playing w' h out
is the \verv bill
only to r i n ads un<i
ftly the bill which Colore
his co-lalxtwr* in the lol
W'sh t« see jjet lH*\otid the
« f a feiW W* serfunt bill
one the> 'east like 1h*« ;u
. oU d itake it \t« n l to evt
which employ* a larye nut
thev «• n ti make it nup
kill it.
Ilrietly. the fellow set
which there U much
tuasintr the torpors m ;
damaife which on of ii^ en
sustain at tfc • h. nds f n
railroad ngin . r. In s\
11.a1\ 111.
whb h ap-
and
not
up a tr««in r n
count \
■llttlC
ten i
land
TI
anpl
pitel
th*
w. til.l I
t« ju*t «
the rn
l«lat«>fs
\ h rpf •'
t^n >ii
m,OiP
#h' p.
i. f. -rli
S Itltelo
boils
fatal
and <
hous
money
jx st« tH
Inspec
leced <
the
luntifcT .\i
ppe N im'
hris-
1 frozen dy-
•ar the stove in the
linjr to thaw out.
r-old boy. who was I
placed it on the I
•ded. wrecking the
boy and probably
yelo and his wife
i. \vh ) were in the
♦orti
\af .
i It*rk Irrntni
Jan. .'1 -Kva 1 tee in.
Mai', a iku/eii furnier- w.int liitu to lay quit France oa pain of bei j-ent
wall for Ihern now. iiut simC' ar lc;i-t
tec otliot men ins st on h.mnij liim
do tiieu- hayinj, and since wall lay
im can w4it. wii.cii having cau't. anil
Mi.ce ill s cwvi ot a lured man woold
raliier ilo the ritjht thinK in a r ,-iit
time even for li s wa.-i s why. he i--
just "havin' it' for nil he Is worth
i for one of the ten while tlie exi ct-
! ant nine other tari,.ers are ' standin'
roun" waiting lor their turns with
j liiin to come, lie rei'ivves onlv il.'O
for work 11 the h.iyfielil. Neverthe-
ies-, he h:is I een able to buy a t:ood
fanu with his w.,.'es and lie ami h s
ei|iia!:> tlirilly and industrious faiu-
i 1 \ dwell In one of t' e neatest, and
prettiest cottages in his tow a.
Nearly Caught.
It n t ' foxy, ' on a parity with
that expression *i* tlcrt ily wit of
a Western traveling .im siua . who is
an old ineiuber of the • thing brl-
cade " a they are regarded t• v the
r i !cr i' Mm' Hutchinson \ o.d Uiercha
whieh a shortage of over
■eent'y dis,-overed was w"
instictiation of I'nst.iltice
t'liran this morning for u 1 -
r.lcint'nt nd brouirht hen
that mighty section.
Our fr end was traveling on i cut-
rate" ticket that had i een issued to
0(t WU lain Hobbe Oa retiring for
THE MARKETS.
t—r
T-r
• I nt fn !•.
It
that
tlie night, i assengcr tic.ets are taken
by the con luctors, and d ow.y heads
in the tu rning are likely to get trav-
elers i to li t water mi to .peak. In
ttie in rn.ng when the conductor
came thi.uli he called Tor Wnllaui
Hotil s «b m-were I tr.-in the t ,ii t-
rooiu. t pon repairing there and
a'out to surrender the t cket, i<
espied a sfinge ba.' with the hand-
-oinely i h:-.ale >d initials II
* ."which were those ot the travt'er. |
The i'umiui tor : -t no time in tak ng ;
in th>' situation, and withdrawing1
his hand i ha' was about m deliver
llietlcket.h rem irked "If your
name I* W illiam I(<■ '• why that
|. g,' i ,g |« murk' I 'W II > ' li
what I'd ilkf to M w 'An 1 yoil
.hail. Th se In11it • t ml '"r Mil.
11.1111 II I S|.„ Irf. \ a old sardliie "
Though Hot s H i. tu t li ni o ten
a ider lilt crent names nothing Is
ever iai I no ■ .1 in ti lis — New \ ork
tw ly keciird
Me M «• -II I I |>
It wis a ti 'le New Hampshire
iIII.ige among th ' ino.intern, wnerr
tlie r u(itry «t" e served us poaUilllc.
clrru uting lltrir). «iio store and
evervlUlng else niiub ned. that a
I .'on nit . .iii' he me ihe ■ ks
I wire i. H it" ion i rowning'
' V '.all th a t'lidant. «n
what teg •Hull), and lint km wing
ii.I what kind ol an art le lirown.
leg m gbt t e. ' we haw not " I hen.
ttiore i nKhH> He have l acking
ii lid I'luelng and hat# a Hah i i
d e. whltice m*. 1.1* lutie do
im|). ng W uklil in* "I the-e . i.'" —
Ml huin Tr*t«xuan
A l'l*l ii Ml
1 Hnw a'# *"U getting along with
tn r n w u riaht (II*" «ke I th
i ai'ef
•a iur tt> w ^rvaht girl " epanieil
the feoates# with Mini" indieneiloii
In her Vo|i# ' why, >he he. leva
to
the galleys tvitho I trial whenever
cui.v-ht- In l'.'iii they were co.i-
deiuned to per etual buniehment
I>ecrees wore i-sued against them □
England y Henry \ 111 an 1 by i.li a-
teth Even as late as 174- freder-
ick the tlreat renewed tiic law that
every (ly ji.etond the ag ■ of i •
foun I in his state. iboul4 be hanged
forthwith In Scotland they weie
more kindly receiveil. -i'vit in I'll an
act, was passed that the "i gypt ans
pass I'.rtli of the realm " under pa u
of ilea h. More recently measures
le-s brutal have < en a lotite I by the
government- of Europe toward these
nornids. Maria Theresa interested
her ef in the education if iheir
children and in the gradual settle-
ment of the race as tillers of the soil.
Soother countries ha e succeeded in
winning them from their wandering
habits, and it annot belaid to com-
pel them to int i at one p t resu t<
in any lienetlt to the race It-elf. 'In
1« conv need that the (iv sy is
worthy of attention it is only neces-
sary to give a few statistic* *.o show
how generally and In what nu Is
tliey are sratteied "Vei th>' w rid. In
lluug.iry the e are I U.U "' in Tran-
sylvania and the I r ikI pail ties, I ■-•-
iii >vj.i n. whe " they are ca led
/ancall and'iituno-. th 'reare
iu England and >eot and. 1".' 0U. in
roland, >: in i u-si*. Io ■<; in
(iermany. t'rarce. ana Italy com-
1, ned, la.onO; in No way. I. o). an t
vi on till the t til nutniei oftiynelcs
In the wor d is computed tu bo about
[ i, 000,000.
\ •■lunaion . ••^•|ne^^.•
In an article on "Washington a- a
>peetac e" in tlie t'entuiy, Manoa
l uwf rd «ays "Hi uiid tke e In
the halls and rorrll . • : fbe < at I a
1 he stu dv g a d m. o' tne | u n
p,..iee. enid In liiim i u n'e unifnrnis.
sit silent and ndi erent iumln.it
lug, to judge from the snw and
regular action "t their .it . un- uthe
destinies of (be nu ion, ti u.b ar-
log or none of ti is* th ng. line
• lie. uu' us iii st of the are I'-o —
I ro.nl-.lio deretj h- iithi «k na. 1
fa r, i|iliel Inen Wlius. el lietve.
le tiling co.oil nr|.r •«, wi, ' '"rtii
I'U' genii' Ul.stli'al oil no po illl'-tl
conviiisioti t*ii d retard. 'I he; are
oi i e different itfe u. u Jte-1 irly
N, w V k p ' mun ' Hie ■ an
haMly lei.etc that 'l " i" r iv
col eaftie* or ih^e lore Irina'tio-oirv,
In • itnI i '.I1:' ' olh Hid trass l ot.
ton., who .tuoo* lo sit h. g orv it
No Label NceJetl.
I A certain good looking but craafey
' sort oi a fellow in an o lice whan
there are a great many visitors to
la >e in the • urioslties and see il.e
wheels go round, was bothered l-y
i|uestione;9, an l as a gentle hint ho
laiielcil the things ar.uut him. lor
instance, "This is a chair" -This
is a paste pot," "This is a pair of
scissors," -This is a desk,'' and so on
until every article was IU own cata-
logue Then ib ui his neck he hung
a Poicaru bearing the woids "This i
a man, a plain man,'' as it lo em-
p'lasi e people a« ay irom him. The
plan wor.,e l nicelv. and as curious
vis tor- wold |jass his j la e, they
wou d read a sign or tw >. la'.gh
pre-iatively and <ay nothing,
day, though, he was knocked nut and I
all o his Is1 -'Is were taken d wi. A
verilant couple Tom tie extremely I
rarai (list u-ts wcre doing the sights
as us:, i, and w ef! they came to him
Ih woman was very much interested,
and went along leading each -i/n.
and trying to see whe c t e curiosity
was. He paid not the sli^hte-t at
tention, and when -he came to him
-he e.td the carl attached, and then
took a good long look at Him.
"Well." she said to he cs ort as
she move I away. "1 guess It wan t
hardly neccs-arv fer him to put a sii:n
on him-e.r sayiu' th it he ttas a plain
t .an: anyU^ly cou.d ee that by .est
tonkin' at blm."
MORRIS & JOHNSON & KELLOGG,
LACJO FIRM.
-PmctlM lo a'.l Cot.ru of th.^Tjrritory udMTsJ-
.rftl ciidrta. AI.o in th. 1 s .4 otSw at «U
TerrltorT an.1 InUrior Ucp.!-""'"'
PEItllV. OKI.AUOMA-
F. M~CLAUK,
Attorney-At-Lawf
Will nractice in all ierritori®
federal Courts.
Offlce in Joaet Huildin^.
VIM. VIGOR, VITALITY,
RESTORED
IN 30 DAYS.
aont) rrriiri at omcb.
CATON'S VITALIZER
''n e| £«>n*r«l rr c]«hllltf, wihtf®!*
On?' "***• •| «,rn torrho,i
t h lH f ft#*' t f I Vil I
loonireh of
•I g>it<wt ee>tule in i
rubleear Ihd wti
«U'I S ' m •' ol he
«dai'r*ti'.n of ine 1
liisi'1 stel can tint •"
evi-ii U|*>n lair hs re I
lu*se the «og*i I
1 toaatis' lo-th ti*
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1 •
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kJljr
• till Uf"1
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rth «b*«
lo-H
rt i M rf
d <4
lille 1
4tid
i'
ut «>t«a
ig -I
the, had '■
Iheir l.wn I-
1 II" In let It
•he
mar
With t|.
*taf
•' fu'-ir Ony. '- W i4lti|Wil
l> a
the nei'
mst
H|*e
da.
A Mlll '
irtrt I* *• w
"•h ulie «•"
* <t a* th
I eo uh
IWl
tnsi
U ebil.
• bo !•
T '% %.♦'i'I I IK
•hat *ia
*a/l
less as though
pavaiMnt for
e an I w >uid
a hi; h jroe*
-n nnii <a th*
pi,fir ft (li
"Its 1«
Woman's fltiure In tVar.
Senator Hoar, who takes the sida
of tii ■ womau sutf agists iu a con-
liotersv with . o.. I r J. M. Huckiey
in the Letiturv, says
I do not think ti at the opacity to|
be a i arms, whi U is - un l mes sng- •
ge.ted as e—( nti li tu the rl|fiilio|
vole has anything to iii wi U it It
is-aid that it is not just that any
class of per-' ns -li"aid li ve a tol o'
in dec dnu m i,ei her the nation shall
go to war that i n,,t tsell > xpoeetl
to the perils ef a . liul *•: apply
iiosu^ii pr ue pe to the la go num
b r ot | e «' us who are at oto Ihe
lullita y age. tlie (er-ons who aro
physaally unllttod t. le-ar arms, or
the per- ns whom we exempt boca ,.c ,
of tiieir pio e-.iou a. aergyu en, or
liecause o their lielug assigned tu
other lub lc • uti 's. .is iegi aPTs
lertalnlv the wuiii iii who cannot en t
to w ir does not so much ib serve to
' l« distraU' hlsed as the man who cin
go and w itt'lgo 11-ides n uaslern |
titu . w oeii n.it' t" liear a largo
share Isitli oftberi-k and the birnlen
ot carrying o i wi: 'I na! n« w i <•, u-
pal' n 1 a'n sum.'tunes npteii t<>
..i> li. ii <t t i i e .ii | um' ul of
all I ro cs- on. whirh In our time has
be n added lo iii list if h ghe.t
human ' ui|'l viciits —tli.it nt ttia
Ira ne.i nur e. uo ug> toaonien.
l.f .«o l Inmre.l li, Irsnitiina.
It i« uinv"rs |iy known that h avy
.no . n urcd b l«ing trained while
It wet i lis dam me trail fa tuna
. gr> it «t. teit th're is appreflaidy
P ury Ifamiig giinind .o| ,|
an it i. dry Th* reisoll tittdouM.
>d y i« thai tramping st my sea-oit
tuis's ih around l ard und laifrn.
MM ll Vital I1 entirely drt ,it ma
illd'iosell *lf # Iter frost has lass
e*e'*t u|"ti It. ^rt ha'" known
farmers who u«ed lanes tbru gii
tltalf ' ■ ' ins in wh eli n hrataii
tra li the width "I the wagoti
w old I* entire v Imre of grus« i if
e urea 16# dri pping. v>l anima . far-
t einaiaiK Mhen il s tuitnsl
In'n th" fanl. t" b plowed I he lane
I. general y rieh rthan Ih" ad o)ath|
I el i. > "Mlt'g otii the .trip Where
the wi«.in Im a ruh* It mar have
I n Ihe at *. tn of gmm r in*e |
.11 *• m a. t>u we hat# nl s«s
II "iisht thai W-> ti> h 111 ui pi ng nf
the .mi an l .r- th ng t" do •ith Ik
-.fctrhM«a
mliilnnl,
p«r«>*la, -t. < orrjitl funrtl' n®l dl -
or«!*r . cauM'1 i f *rr arrMfHatt
■ tortng I.oat Nanlim*il iii ol<l or youQfl
flc« ^«nd •trength w r# {.,r'n«r «Mfcn#M pr -
1 orf ni ot i>nckig0. •tmpl#. •ffactOAl,
CUPE IS QUICK AN J THOROUGH.
I n I b. -le. ei .il by ImlUtioU...I >•
( ATOM'S VlUIWers. s« i It y.nf
'Inific.t 'I -H not h... ll t'nc.ai p.' Pt(.,
•If • . ellh wrltieo |uir>nlM >>r i .
|ilrI r tirr llfaiwisllss r^f.r n. .t 'r.S
i,.1 r ■ ■ i^nt..l ii,I u. tui.rni.nl uf ess. sna
rt* f.T . • Vrlsl trf.taisat. Ons oslf
Joseph, t. Rose. 4, Julia, t. ssi
Louis. I, ehildren of Penl Bsrteo. 'eh,
Chiemgo w#r left loek«d by thslr
mother snl whso the returned the
bous* wm burned And the ehildrca all
lead.
.tiietlee k'ield says that Cleveland
•ball not appoint his aurcaaaor if ha
lau help it.
It la stated that Olney haa told Spaia
that tha Cuban war null ha ended
within three montha
Bland s friends aay that he will
surely lead tha minority in tha Hoese
Frank De Wolfe, an opera etnfer,
took his Ufa, ewiuf to daapoadeney,
iue to it age fright.
MeKinley'a malorlty ef tha poptilae
vote, with tha omoial sotaa of but a
fsw district* i
nag, la Ill.lH
Hodfred Hunter haa tha Kaatneky
isna'.orlsl uomiaatioa la hla fraip.
hut Hradlsy stay aot call aa aatea sae-
lon
A sewer pipa Init ia haiaf formed
at Pittsburg
Paper mlila are form.ag a pool M
held up publlahera
Ohio aad feuaar.sania mlaara an
preparing (oe thatr annual strike.
Flttshurf Plata Olaae eompaay haa
re.'imed work la all Ita faotortaa.
I)r A H t'owaa. la jail at Fort
Worth, Teaaa. killed hlaaalf hy aatiag
flees
An'hrselta eoal traat agreesseal,
whir' etp rae January I, arlll ha r
aawe I.
Het rswaara raialag tM^aaa fae th*
Hehr- < t'aloa eoilage at Ctaalaaati
•sfe Mawaea fet M *aa la dlaatoads
aad aaah from Jewalee Hirakherg'a
safe la lytaaha.
1 araegie library tnateaa ka*a er*
tared sundap annearta la tha Meal*
hall at Fit wharf, deeptt* oh)aeMaaaet
the mimsleea
Manager Maary I Abbey laftaM
tsta-e
•aaatar Ferhlaa at Calif era ia la tara
ef re eleettoa
toaater l^>d«a waata aathiaf hat M
•thy la tha haaata
■V l.«uw Nalvatloa Artay sett! faa4
I.enA twrtr «a i hrle'ntss
Verk metal etchang" la prapae*
'ng <s m 'se ea th* neat e<wigeaaa fa
iifhar denaa
cineinnatl ehaitihar ef refaiea
waata a se..reiary of eoiamerea aad
mantfaetwraa in the peestdaat* rah-
laet
Maatifaettirers Keened nf Haiti*
•"r* gi s atsliatlea in ahaw thai tha
to**1! Aiiant"' and •*..'# nana ar*
e<akiiig enitrmntts eereaea la fwraigh
trade
Umee Maihewa, father ia aw ef Hill
Ibtr, ia. wrote a letter arwrHsuaf
•hi'.rnfn.Ht aed "^mate 1 •*.! Rraw
ted wife fm |i"". aad hi
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