The Grand Island Independent from Grand Island, Nebraska • 2

JAMES MEANS ABOUT OUR BA8EBALLI8T8 Congms of the Three Americas THE DAILY INDEPENDENT Tha bsat icstishnjfe: wo Iftarlcet Teey Lave 1 Clio hTC STYLE UNEQUAL! DURABILITY fltfdi vbllff hit genfcleniaoly bfwiog has made him a general favorite ot tfie 600 Y0R14 Right-fielder was born in Chicago 111 and is twenty-three years of age His first professional engagement was with Logansport lad club of the Indiana State League where he helped win the state championship and gained many friends by his magnificent work Although an infielder his work in the outfield is all that can be desired and the present management is to be con gratulated on securing him the reorganized Grand Island club His batting and base running abilities make him a valuable mau alone aside from his established reputation as a gentleman He is a general favorite with the ladies There are (he players who will constitute the reorganized Grand Island club and a3 every one is a man of established reputation and a gentleman as well as a ball player it is hoped the people will Bhow their appreciation of the (fforts of Messrs Miller and Thompson to furnish good honest base ball by turning out in full farce and thus contribute largely towards the clubs support The team plays Kearney Thursday and Friday at Kearney Saturday and Sunday at Grand Island JAMES BOOTS ami Siisr A Unexcelled in Merit Positively no genulna unless having our li-mo- Stamped plainly the soles Your retailer will i Boots and Shoes so tamped if you Insist upon liisdoiiiL' not Insist some reta ters will coax you into Inn i upon which they mao a larger vrofit Ours are thoriL-i- $4 Shoes and those wh -v nr system of business to compete with us in quality of factory prod we are" the largest manufacturers ii the Unirod Stutr- How your toy does wear out his elioes nines Shoes for Boys will outw'vr shoe ever made You can have lace vr button 01 $250 Buys the I CTj oHQ tc ATI c- FY rASTiDlOj Klute tutu Agent a tract nf another i undred 1 Soot un U' chaap 1 I do I JASWES MEAf: QUARTER EAGLE A Reliable Kip Dcct fou 1 10 Jlilla make one Cent 10 Cents lnnhc Dime IO a ho one Dciiar 10 Dollars make And with Quarter agin any Farmer in Country can now hi Farmers have beer a long time aud novy It has come liobts mid from ouv celebrated factory are siW by wide-awake retail-! ill nli parts 0 the conn try ve will place them easily within your reach any State or Territory ir ytfu will invest one cent in a postal card and wr'lte to us SpcciaFOffer on tlia Moans Quarter lnot'der to Immediately distribute samples of these nots -iiTv- transportation prepaid to any man in any place where Uu-r'- Territory of the United States We will send them by ress 1 important Jfi notation to destination prepaid by ourselves on receipt of 01 7 office order or registered letter We will accept United 1' a a ft Vo 00 of 1 lit take piece of right at the of stuff was a ltttlo be paper ai n- paper pi shape of your foot keeping your pencil close rvn on In order to get a perfect a the of 3 and place 7'r to the foot all the ukv ia the same lV ti which you wore and mark out shape that day we reooive it Take great care to to very Territ county and State or 1 Ttory If we have a hat buy of him we do not want you to send to us as we win i-(i goods but we are glad to supply you if your dealer will not dealer I golsJf inti-rf-re Wti! Alt cmU-ujiiny ypuwifirour he vmuts good3 on which they make a larger profit than they ought toast for 1 5flX by lmttl JAQ3ES MEANS CO "HXH 5 41 Lincoln Sti' -rue only of The name ctnd location of our customers in your ter AS soon as we receive their Fall order for a full assortment of our gUou T1 will fi pprar cess of Hood's that every pm valent for li! urdr- can easi 10 desires to iconomy buj a Sold by Ai salve in the ores Ulcer Tetter Corns and Itiveiy It is gt faction orj er box ugglst tuating Oil have ing to pat of climat be very car dent transit ic jioroughly be climate Into in Co Uatou Jie requirec dry of continue ature and at FEED 1IEDDE Editor Republican State Convention Tlie republican electors of the slate of Nebraska are requested to send delegates from the several counties to meet In convention in the opera house In the city of Hastings Tuesday October 8 1889 at 8 o'clock lor the purpose of placing In nomination candidates for one associate justice of the supreme court and for two members of the board ot regents of the state university and to transact such other business as may be presented to the convention THE AITOETIOXHEXT The several counties are entitled to repre sentation as follorvs being bastd upon the vote cast for Hon George Hastings presidential elector in 1888 giving one delegate at large to each county and one for each 150 votes and the major fraction thereof: Counties Del Counties Del Adams 14 Jefferson Arthur 1 Johnson Antelope 10 Kearney Banner 3 Blaine Boone 9 Box Butte 0 Brown Buffalo 10 Butler Burt 12 Cass 21 Cedar 5 Chase 0 Cheyenne 6 Cherry Clay 15 Colfax 7 Cuming 8 Custer 19 Dakota 0 Dawes 9 Dawson 8 Deuel 3 Dixon 7 Dodge 13 Douglas 69 Dundy 5 Filmore 14 Franklin Frontier 8 Furnas 10 Gage 25 Garfield 3 Gosper 5 Grant 2 Greeley 4 Hall i4 Hamilton 13 Harlan 8 Hayes 4 Hitchcock 7 Holt 14 Howard 7 Hooker Keya Balia 5 Keith 5 Kimball 2 Knox 8 Lancaster 39 Lincoln 9 Loganl 2 Madison 10 McPherson 1 Merrick 9 Nance 5 Nemaha 13 Nuckolls 9 Otoe 11 Pawnee 10 Perkins 5 Pierce 4 Phelps Platte 9 Polk Red Willow 9 Richardson 15 Rock 4 Saline 15 Sarpy 5 saunders 15 Scott's Bluff 3 Seward 13 Sheridan 8 Sherman Sioux 3 Stanton 4 Thayer 10 Thomas 2 1 hurston Valley 7 Washington 10 Wayne Webster 10 Wheeler 3 York 16 It is recommended that no proxies be admitted to the convention except such as are held by persons residing in the counties from which procles are given Richards Chairman Walt Seely Secretary Slashing of eastern passenger rates has commenced Senator Sherman will take the stump for Foraker in Ohio Several lives were lest in a factory fire at Albany yesterday Eleven men lost their lives in a Golden Col coal mine disaster Monday Georgia proposes to effectually stamp out dueling in that state making it a felony to hold any correspondence looking to a duel Hardware dealers of the United States are organizing a trust and are holding a secret meeting for that purpose at Pittsburg The London strikers have intimated that financial aid would be more appreciated than expressions of sympathy from American labor organizations Another Whitechapel murder occurred in London yesterday the body of the woman being terribly mutilated No clue to the identity of the fiend who did the devilish deed A Kragel a patient at the Independence Iowa insane hospital suicided Monday by escaping from the institution and throwing himself upon the track in front of a railroad train A terrible storm has been raging on the Atlantic for two or three days the worst known for many years and the loss of life and destruction of property have no doubt been great though particulars are not known yet Governor Thayer has not lost his head in the matter of the election in the Second congressional district if some other people have lost theirs There is no earthly call for a call for a special election in the said district and no such call will likely be issued At Akron Ohio Isaiah Slade was almost torn to pieces yesterday by a gorilla The gorilla was in a cage in his barn and when he entered the barn it having by some means escaped from the cage sprang upon him and he narrowly escaped with his life losing one eye and most of his nose The recovery of Slade is thought possible At Ohiowa Nebraska Monday night Ed Taylor was stripped and-treated to a coat of tar and feathers by a mob of fourteen of his old neighbors About a year ago he eloped with his hired girl leaving his family ia destitute circumstances and returning a few days ago the neighbors concluded to give him a reception that would stick tighter than a hired girl The Lincoln Call is carrying its warfare upon Governor Thayer beyond the bounds of decency and thus losing the respect of all fairminded people whether Governor special friends or not It is plainly a personal matter with the Call and shows that the paper cares more to vent personal spleen than it does to serve the public In some respects the Call is a good paper but when it comes to dealing with a personal enemy it i3 both childish and dishonest Father Sentenne of Notre Dame Montreal has issued a pastorate denouncing the Knights of Labor as an ungodly organization and Labor Day State Central LOCAL This weather Is called delight The best boys suits lot the money at Two small houses for rent in the block south of the Pacific Hotel Inquire at Independent office Just received another 60 pair case of those glove Siting $3 shoes 9-5dlw Knapp Bros The work of laying the second floor joists of the city hall building will begin to-morrow Five room house for rent on South Plum street Enquire at grocery South Pine St That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Cure We guarantee it Henry Boyden City Treasurer John West aud wife went to Liocoln to day to attend the state fair The Golden Gate confectionery has been removed from the Rief building to 216 West Third street dress goods sale takes the cake John Hann has opened a new meat market in the old bank building on Locust street between Third and Front Choice meats of all kinds 9 9dlw We understand a new German paper will make its appearance in this city next Monday Peter Windolph pub lisher Wanted To exchange 27 lots in Grand Island for good farming land near the city John West 9 5dlw Catarrh Cured health and sweet breath secured by Catarrh Remedy Price 50 cento Nasal Injector free For sale by Henry Boyden 2-lldwly The republican county central committee will meet next Saturday and no doubt call the convention for Oc tober 5th and the primaries for Saturday Sept 28th It does make some folks feel tired to see the rush at but Wol-bach help it He was built to give bargains and he proposes to keep at it until all are supplied and that is What makes the people laugh See Prince Albert suiis for gentlemen Dr A Sanders office in Block Third street Diseases of the ear throat chest and chronic diseases a specialty 26 years practice 3 years of Hospitalism and special course of study recently taken in Vienna and Berlin S-29dtf Is Life Worth Living? Not if you go through the world a dyspeptic DyspepsiaTablete are a positive cure for the worst forms of dyspepsia indigestion flatulency and constipation Guaranteed and sold by Fred Hazard Call at Tucker drug store aud secure a reserved cushioned seat for the ball games Saturday and Sunday These are the last games of this year between Grand Island and Rear ney and will be played to win by both teams 9-103t Caution ToMoTHERS-Every mother is cautioned against giving her child laudanum or paregoiic it creates an unnatural craving for stimulants which kills the mind or the child Baby Soother is specially pre-' pared to benefit children and cure their pains It is harmless and contains no opium or morphine Sold by Fred Hazard Wiebe really does take the lead in new and stylish goods Mat McCabe of New Brunswick 111 offers to pay five dollars to any person troubled with bloody flux who will take CholicCholera and Diarrhoe Remedy according to directions and does not get well in the shortest possible time One-half of a 25-cent bottle of this remedy cured him of the bloody flux after he had tried other medicines and the prescriptions of physicians without benefit Mr McCabe is perfectly safe in making this offer as more than a thousand bottles of this remedy are sold each day it has never been known to fail in any case of cholic cholera cholera morbus dysentry diarrhoea or bloody flux when the plain printed directions the mucus surfaces Republican Central Committee Meeting The Republican County Central Committee will meet at the courthouse in Grand Island Saturday Sept 14th at 1 to arrange for calling primaries and convention and to transact such other business as may properly come before the committee All members requested to attend Caldwell A Lederm an Chairman Wonderful Growth Oa the first of December 1888 there were reported by the Denver orders on hand for the construction in 1889 of over one hundred residences on and around Capitol Hill and the average cost exceeded $10000 for each house Denver is by common consent the handsomest residence city In the west and every succeeding year adds to her population those who desire to live in a perfect climate The cool dry air of Colorado has become world-famous and in many a cosy mountain retreat reached only by the Union Pacific Railway in Colorado may be found scores of peoplo from all over the world who find life a joy in this health-giving atmosphere A Historical Sketch of their Career ifl the Diamond- Rare Talent the Reorganised Nine Grand Island Kellies Play theKcarneys Four Ganiev Thursday and Sunday Inclusive Below we give a brief sketch of the artists whom Managers Miller and Thompson have been fortunate enough to secure for the reorganized club They will entertain Grand Island with some "great this week It GLENALVIN Captain and second baseman hallo from St Louis and played his first professional ball with Lincoln Neb club season 1887 While in this club he all the second basemen of the Western League in fielding Last season he was with the Dubuque Iowa club where as captain and second baseman he did good work The opening of the present season found him doing like service for the Colorado Springs club of the Colorado League until securjd by the Grand Island management A singular fact connected with professional ca reer is that he has been the captain of every club that he has played with He is twenty-two years of age FITZGERALD Pitcher haiis from Kansas City and first played with of that place This is his first season in the box but his work has been very satisfactory and be will not remain long in the minor leagues Being a lett-lianded pitcher Lis stj le of delivery is very puzzliDg and for this reason he is expired to bother the left-baudod hitters of the Kearney club to a considerable extent A AVILSON Who will catch Hendricks is from Denver Colorado and is twenty-one years of age His first professional engagement was with the Albuquerque club of the New Mexico League last season where his good work attracted the attention of Manager Goddard of Colorado Springs who signed him for that club He was the Kelley of the Colorado League and with Hendericks forms a battery which will undoubtedly mow down the heavy hitters of the Kearney club in a manner that will be truly surprising to Kearney-ites at least A MARCUM Who will play first base comes to us from Aspen Colorado having played that position for that the Colorado League His first engagement vas with the Bentonville Ark club and although but twenty-one years of age he has shown himself to be a rising player aud one who will soon take his place amoDg the old heads in the major leagues Besides being good fielder and a first-class batter he is a quiet unassuming player who is a favorite with players and the occupants of the grand stand alike HENDRICKS Pitcher was born in Terre Haute Ind and played his first professional bal with that club His record of seventeen straight games won while with the Hamilton Ontario club helped to win the championship of the Canadian League in and although something of an is now pitching the game of his life and will undoubtedly pitch great ball for Grand Island He is twenty-three years of age and played with Colorado Springs before secured by Grand Island Hi9 work last season with the Rockford Illinois club of the Inter-State League was of the highest order and the Grand Island management is to be congratulated upon securing this excellent pitcher ED LYTLE Catcher played with Grand Island last season and is perhaps known to every man woman and child in these parts He caught Fitzgerald at Colorado Springs this season until secured by Grand Island and his work there as it was here last season proved him to be a catcher of more than ordinary ability Besides being an excellent bat-ter a good base runner and a fine fielder he is a gentleman and a ball player whose playing should be appreciated ARTHUR BRITTON Third baseman comes to us from Pueblo Colorado He first played with the Visalia California club where his splendid work attracted the attention of eastern managers who offered him liberal inducements to play in the east but prefering to play in the west accepted an offer from the Denver State League club where he kept up his reputation as a thorough ball player in every sense of the word As a fielder and a base runner he has few equals in the minor league ranks and being a perfect gentleman he is a general favorite He is twenty-three years of age and hails from Burlington Iowa PATSY LYNCH Shortstop is a youDg player of great promise who was secured from the champion Colorado SpriDgs club with which he played his first professional ball Besides being a good batter and an excellent base runner he has few equals as a fielder in his position In Lynch we have" an earnest and conscientious worker who plays with his whole heart wrapped in the game before him He comes from Denver and has just reached his twenty-first birthday FRED NEWMAN Left-fielder is twenty-six years of age and comes to us from the Colorado Springs club He was born in Lafayette Ind and played his first professional ball with the Crawfordaville Ind club of the Inter-State League last season where he attracted considerable attention throughout the east His Bplendid fielding and general abilities as a base ball player has gained him many friends both on and off the ANDREW OTT Propriety The inter -American or panamerican congress which will consist of delegates from all American states and is to assemble at Washington in October next will be well attended and an affair of the greatest commercial importance It will not result in any treaties among these states as the del ates are not authorized for any such arrangements But the discussion of the means by which the welfare and the commercial intercourse among the different countries of America can be favored will bring about a clearer understanding of their mutual interests in exchanging their products and a deeper insight into the enterprises and new laws necessary for the development of that desirable intercourse among the three Americas When this is completely understood the action undoubtedly will follow The delegates will be shown around through our country to make them acquainted by actual Inspection with our great industrial establishment our agricultural interests and commercial facilities and then in the discussion at Washington the great subjects of American inter-state commerce and its necessary institutions will be treated In regard to this matter Secretary of State Blaine has sent a letter to the Board of Trade and Transportation of New York asking for suggestions as to the important commercial and industrial questions to be considered by the international congress And as such the board has designated: An American customs union uniform money and weights and measures and especially regular and frequent communication between the different ports To these probably will be added a number of other important subjects as the dieision of international difficulties between American states by arbitration the regulation of duties until a custom union can be formed legal protection of trade marks etc It is easy to comprehend the great influence which this eongress will have on the destiny of all American countries and it is well understood by all sensible men not only in America but in Europe also The Europeans of course do not look favorably on thiscongress because they justly expect "that its results may be unfavorable to their commercial interests Numerous clippings from foreign newspapers sent in by United States consuls show that they consider the congress as a well directed effort to divert trade from Europe and as a general menace to European industries But just this foreign hostility to the congress proves the great importance it has for the development of all our agricultural industrial and commercial interests and the necessity of its work We shall discuss all these matters in connection with the reports of the pro ceediugs of the congress as soon as it has assembled Hastings gets the republican state convention As an inducementwhisky was reduced to 10 cents a drink and beer six schooners for a quarter Beatrice Democrat This reduction was prompted by the enormous business done in that line when the democratic state convention was held there but we venture the prediction that the saloonkeepers will find to their sorrow that they have measured the republican gathering by an entirely unfair standardone average democrat being about an equivalent for a dozen average republicans when it comes to guzzliDg liquor or stuffing ballot boxes The Perfection Of the age in the medical line is the liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company It is agreeable to the taste acceptable to the stomach harmless in its nature painless yet prompt and thorough in its action For sale in 50 cents and $100 bottles by BoydendruggistCor Third Pine Sts Grand Island Neb 9-2dwlm Notice All parties who are owing the firm of Williamson Stevens will call at Irvin north side grocery store and settle with me 9-9d6t Williamson Industrial Exposition Toronto Sept 10 The great indus trial exposition opened here is the most comprehensive and attractive display of the industries of the Dominion that has ever yet been organized The success which has attended the establishment of the great agricultural and industrial exhibitions held annually in this city has this year far exceeded the most sanguine expectations of the promoters and it has already been decided to make the present exhibit tributary to the approaching fair to be held in the Upited States during the commemoration of the discovery of the New World by Columbus State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County Frank Cheney makes oath that he ia the senior partner of the firm of Cheney Co doing business in the city of Toledo county and state aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Catarrh Frank Cheney Sworn to before me atld subscribed my presence this 6th 3ay of Dec A A Gleason seal j- Public Catarrh Cute is taken Internally and acts directly on the blood and mucus surfaces of the system Send RJ Cheney Funk Sprague II Katie Hurley Clara Fierce Til Guthrie Grand Island THE BEST KEG AND BOTTLED BEEF AT toes He woo Grand Island Keg Beer has been recognized lor ytarsuikte'ktoago Le dge beer manufactured In the State or anywhere In the great beer has become a universal lavorite wherever usefi bow by Conti PROMPT ATTENTION TO Satisfaction to customers guaranteed and order? sciici tbafc Address ANDREW OTT Boxbfctom ve I had -I Liar jan23dly Syrup of Figs Is own true laxative It is the most easily tuken and the most effective remedy known to cleanse the system when bilious or costivt to disjrel headaches colds and feveis to cure habitual constipation indigestion piles etc Manufactured ouly by the California Fig Syrug Company San Francisco Cal For sale by Boyden Cor Third Pine Sts Grand Island Neb nov2 88dwly Firemen Attention I The Hall County Agricultural Society offers a prize to be competed for by the firemen of Grand Island The company making the best time in running 100 yards with cart laying 150 feet of hose breaking coupling and making connection will receive a puree of $20 the second best time $12 and the third best $8 Running teams are to be admitted to the grounds free of charge No entry fee A committe consistieg of three members will be appointed by the superintendent to examine carts just before the races to see that no undue advantage is taken The race will take place Friday Notice for Proposals Notice is hereby given that the City Council will receive bids for furnishing all necessary material aad performing all labor for plumbing gas fitting and steam heating apparatus for the city Hall aud Jail building according to plans and specifications on file in my office All bids must be filed with the undersigned on or before Sept 18th at 8 The Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids By order of building committee 7-9d6t Bbininger Clerk Notice to Contractors The city council of the city of Grand Island will receive sealed bids until 8 Wednesday evening Sept 11th for the construction per foot of 6 and 12 foot sidewalks in conformity with the city sidewalk ordinance A bond in the sum of $1000 must accompany the bid and the council reserves the right to reject any and all bids Per order of council Geddes 9-5dlw Street and Alley Com Who ever heard of a cheese mine? Yet one has been discovered at Palmyra Wis It isn't precisely a mine in fact being a large quantity of cheese which was buried many years ago beneath a factory and there in some manner forgotten It has just been discovered and tie valuable product is being quarried oat by the present owners of the factory STARTLING EVIDENCE Of the Cure of Skin Diseases when all other Methods Fail PI-jlal5 years covering face liead entire body with white scabs skin red itchy and bleeding Hair all gone Spent hundreds of dollars Pronounced Incurable Cured by Cutlcura Remedies 3 (Psoriasis) first broke out on unco vertne vPSdngt across my nose and almost covering my face It ran into inv eves mrf tim Phelan was afraid I would lose my eyesight altogether It spread all over my head and mv lntu 1 "-as entirely bald-headed then broke out on my arms and shoulders TlVAll ami art tSSSSS cake of CuticuraSoap HpURA Rnd one dreadful disease tronPwaLn of the five years 1 tlioiiL-ilrViil! Yn I had suffered for very deep scar hnt sease wouhl leave a cured it wHhout anv snTrCrCRA' Rmrdim with a pen wliat 1 cannot express cura Remedies usin? the unfed It my duty to Yecom a my e' md 1 restored as gocKl as ver Tmf In' My hair Is have received all Rockwell City Calhoun Ca Iowa Cuticura Remedies sis Pmples serofida except possibfy ic RESOLVENT' ll lCpJhTICtJRA50c SOAF pomutoiKS1 iese conditioi on thfe coni Dcstructlvenc of clothes Fl ff up the Eiffe I a friend who BELjjjM latthew wa Volapuk iPi "Id Volapuk? th perfect i Grand 15' Prompt sttc-atlon South Cal Roller and otis Oas shorter? BEST OF former oc hed I jd Ai jtVjanta Merit Wli say to our i saw have beet Discovery fw New Life laiveand er bandied or that Vfc vuov Or S' tveiy ready tor veiy UUrej ready teringDrHajf 0aUsfj Sp ielr use en Ir great It can of person tAm? 1 itjst will effect permiuiflgf toe i'i Best wreck it never care TVify FREE- G0LpEN SPECIFIC CO- l)LUt mA tween A J'-'S FRED WC CoiinsBlIor Se! Room 3 Trouble Is Ilrewing Washington Sept Trouble is brewing between Indian Commissioner Morgan and Senators Ingalls and Plumb about the appointment of a su- Eerintendent for Haskell institute at awrence Kan This institution has been in hot water over the same subject for the past five years The Kansas senators favor the appointment of a Kansas man a3 superintendent anti Commissioner Morgan has selected Mr Meserve of Massachuetts for the place The Kansas senators take the position a Kansas man should be appointed and to the home ruIe plank in the Republican platform in support of their position Commissioner Morgan contends that he should not circumscribed by state lines in making his selection In the meantime Mr Rankin the assistant secretary is acting superintendent our years ago Secretary Lamar appointed Mr Gabrowski of Mississippi superintendent of this same school but the clamor against the appointment was so great that GabrowsKi was removed to make room for a Kansas man benators Ingalls and Plumb it is said have gone so far as to threaten to vote against Mr Morgan's confirmation as commissioner of Indian affairs should he disregard their wishes in this matter A Railway Approaching Completion Philadelphia Sept The Pennsylvania Poughkeepsie and Boston rail-road will com oKah? ai -o Dosion ran- road will be completed about Oct 15 and when finished will form a connec- 3I fu WU1 torm a connec tion at Campbellhall with the Poueh- tlfe P1n6t Brldge cmPany- At first it was the intention of the Pennsylvania aud company to rishnro- hUK Campbellhall to Har- nsburg but the Reading company a connection witht at So for tho time being the uhilTi 6nid Slatington but will be ser es of to Harrisburg Bv a have a nfilu the road will have a through lme to Baltimore never fails ERurrroN on jack aito nkck bfesomcrapUon cm trott ing alb KMts1 nn3 neck and try-taking a few botUeaSr wi curcd bX Crook Ottawa Kansas RHKUJtaTisst uwnatxd took thk blood remi hf the-od1 best blood matism iviththe fW rheu' Sherman Texas frost bitie feet Both fee nd bite in tho turned over tc true off before ho was few bottles of sound with a wscitoj Co Atlanta Ga as a godless invention and intimating that Arbor day was like unto them having no religious aspect He evidently is of the opinion that there should be no public gatherings except of a religious character and ten to one he is an advocate of a union of church and state with the former supreme dictator provided of course it must be his church Sompeople become so zealous in their work for God forget there is any such thjaemedy Is sold inanity For sale by fSiAlU Cure in 'aT JI lnsnui Din XI'P A 1 Plasters1 this the Cut-instantaneous ar ad only HAZiBp'.