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Show I TIMES THE Til Timm Pcsusaisd COfay. It M. riMiU). tdltri.d Mtnra- . , UTAH. COALVILLE,.. J elect, rtie .accessor COMTO". ELECTIONS. YEAR'S BE FELT. No-ven- 0JI3 she will be more interested in the pulling off oi If Mr. Corbett gets alimony the Texas fight than Corbett himself Yachting and chicken stealing art spoken of as "the two principal amusements' at an Eastern watering place. ThtetU It ta said never goes to hia rest without looking under the bed for a French reporter. or Neal Dow's ST years lend color to the hope that eventually we shall have' a centenarian who does nob use tobacco -or rum: of WhoH Will Be Huy ttw Souton Sink t.'UII, Ttrlyj pim --Manor (JuMteioa ar-M- U Cn.tr. latMmet . JUS will be a year o f few elections. most of the stales the elections of last year, result- ing la the choice of congressienal and reprelegislative sentatives, put a atop to activity at the polls for about In The few Wis- consin ts to elect a successor to Sna- tor Vilas Idem.). Utah will pro! ably' be prepared by the eteTbrar of 5 to ele'et two senator, to be aea'ed In 1MS6. in Georgia, It that there wilt be a new election for representative lo congress la the Tenth district, la which J, J. C. Black was returned a THIS INFLUENC! VOTIN to Senator Squire trep) about the same time that Tom" Watson asnertej fraud in the election, and to remove all question about It the two candidates will resubmit to a vote of the district. A vacancy having been created in the Sixth Massachusetts dinjrrlct by the. death of Iieprew ntative WlllUrn Cogswell, an eie.Lta to trap- ply the place will probably be held November 5. Representative Mjron B. Wright, of Pennsylvania, elected In 1894, died November 13, soon after his n, and xfie Ftfteehnntl strict-electe- d James H. Codding as his suc- !ng merely local controversies. The Chicago papers are coming out local elections held since the fall elec- cessor. against bicycle flirtations. It is prob tions of 1894 have been spiritless, for Connecticut, October 7. Town elecable very few of the Chicago editor can most part, and it Fas not until the tions throughout the state, at which the the ride ablcycle. introduction of national questions, and people will vote upon the constitutional a. establish particularly the money question. Into amendments, adopted by the lest legisNew Yorks .Intention to the state campaigns of this year that lature to the state. botanic garden is morf commendable, Iowa, November 6. Governor (term the began to interest. State elections will be bold on No- two years), to succeed Frank D. Jack-so- n vember 5 in twelve states, a follows; (rep.). Lieutenant-governo- r (term two years), Mrs. Anna Besant is scolding her Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, to succeed Warren 8. Dungan (rep). theosophical friends with great vigor. Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nebraska, Superintendent of public instruction As a theoaophlst she should maintain New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, snd in the territory (term two years), to succeed Henry a Karina aspect. of Utah, Whleh will, by that time, have Sabin (rep ). Judge of the supreme court (term six A Chicago negro was arreaied with about complied with all the conditions ' ten revolvers In his possession and not required of it In making It a state. Ore- years), to succeed Josiah Given (rep.). A legislature to elect a United States a single raaor. . Civilisation seems to be gon, Rhode Island, Michigan and Wisto urn coed William U. Allison, In held thd senator, year. consin elections early getting into a new chute. The look ahead at the election of whose term will expire March 8, 1897. Between what China Irak paid John 1896 is highly Interesting, not only beFausaa, November 5. Chief Justice W. Fjstcr, and what aha rnifM. pay cause a president and vice president nre of the supreme court (term one year), to Japan, the Celestial Froiftre will uot be to be chosen, hut because a new bouse accrued Pivld Martin (rep). in funds fv gome time to come. of representative must be elected, and There will also be elections for half the fate of twenty-nin- e senators, whose of the county officers for each count y In A Sn rranclsca lady en route to term expire jn JS97, will be affected the state. France stopped In New York long by the ' determination of contests in Kentucky, November 6. Governor of I JW, enough da get bunkoed their state. ' (term four years), to succeed John She will return via anoiher route. , Tbo senators ol the United States Young Brown (dem.). Lieutenant - governor 'term four whose tenon "will expire in 1897 are Never hold anyone by the button or James L. Alabama; Jas. years), to succeed M. C. Alford (dem.). (dera.), Pugh the band In order to be heard out; for K. Jones (dem.), Arkansas; George C. Secretary of state (term four years), If people are unwilling to hear you. Perkins California; Henry M. to succeed John W. Headley (dem.). (rep.), you bad better bold your tongue than Teller (rep.), Colorado; Orville H. Platt Treasurer (term four years), to sucthem. (rep.), Connecticut; Wilkinson Call ceed H. S. Hale (dem.). (dem.), Florida; John B. Gordon (dem.), Auditor (term four years), to succeed A Cincinnati judge recently declared Georgia; Fred T. Dubois (rep.), Idaho; L. C, Norman (dem.). to that the man who gate all hia wages John M. Palmer (dem.), Illinois; Daniel Superintendent of publte Instruction hli.wif was a fool. The married womW. Voorhees (dem.), Indiana; William to succeed E. Porter en of Cincinnati are now positive that B. Allison (rep.), Iowa; William A. Puf- (term four years), (dem.). Thompson cent he fer the Judge gives bla wife every (pop.), Kansas; J. C. S. Blackburn Commissioner of agriculture (term earns. (dem.), Kentucky; Newton C. Blanchfour years), to succeed Nicholas Mc" ard (dera.), Louisiana; Charles H. Gib- Dowell (dem.). Somebody reports that Mark Twain son C. Vest (dem.), George Maryland; returnhas announced his Intention of Attorney-gener(term four years), Missouri; John P. Jones (rep.), to succeed W. J. Hendricks (dem.). ing to bis home In Hartford after bis (dem.), Jacob H. New ), Nevada; Gallinger (rep lecturing tour and making that city his Adjutant-gener(term four years), David B. Hill (dem.), New abiding-placHeres a hoping that Hampshire; to succeed A. J. Gross (dem.). C. North Peter Pritchard (rep.), York; Mr, Clement will return from his tour Register of land office (term four C. Hansbrough (rep.). so rich that he will need to aak nothing Carolina; Henry S. Brice (dem.), years), to succeed G. E. Swango (dem.). Calvin North Dakota; further from the world except society Railroad commissioners (term four and insurance. - He can get both in Ohio; John IL Mitchel) frep.),T)regon; D, CafeeroMvep.y, Pennsylvania; years), to succeed C. & McCord Urey James Uartiurd, ' , John L. M. Ill (dem.h South (broil na; Woodson, Charles B. Fufiitz (8em.). Also one Judge of tbs court of apJames II. Kjl (pop,), South Dakota; The dainty pictures of pretty girl 11. Mprrlil (rep.). Vermont; Watpeals (terra eight years), in the LouisIn graceful bathing costumes make oue Justin son C, Fqutfe (rep.), Washington; Wm. ville district, to succeed Major George long for the seashore. They are all B. Easton; also, a legislature, which F. Vilas (tem.), Wisconsin. right in the Illustrated newspapers, The state legislature, to be chosen in will elect a senator of the United States but when one reaches the shore and August, 1S9&, in Alabama, will elect the la place of J. 3. Blackburn, whose term Comes In contact with the matter-o- f will expire March 3, 1837. fact bathing suit, the abnormally de- successor of Senator Pugh. In ArkanGovernor wilt to Jones successor Maryland, November 6. Senator sas the veloped mosquito, and the cramped succeed to four Frank electto be ttirm the be chosen years), by legislature iahea ' Bleeping apartment, he at once ed la September. 196. The successor Bjown (dun.). himself home again. Comptroller (term two years), to sucto Senator Teller will bo chosen by the ceed 1S9G. Marlon Be Kalb Smith (dem.). SenIn to bo elected . Max darner, who live near Greenup, legislature Attorney-general (term four years), successor will be elected In ator Platts Ky was terribly frightened when he Connecticut by the legislature to be to suerted John P. Poe (dem.). went to bed the other night. Some of Alao-t- h lower house of the general chosen la 1898. The election in Florida ths boys had placed several bulogua Of a successor to Senator Call will be soMembly and fourteen senators. The sausages between the sheets, and when made by the legislature to be chosen a general assembly will elect a senator of Max blew out the light and rolled in year from next November. In Georgia tie United Stales to succeed Charles H. upon them he imagined be had struck legislature that la to elect the suc- UPnon (dutn.), whose term will expire a nest of snakes, lie leaped out with a the cessor to Senator Gordon will not bo viar'h 3. 1867; also, a state treasurer terrifla yell and immedlatelyjrenUnto chosen until 189(5. In Tdaho, Senator Germ two years),-t- o succeed Spencer spasms, from which It was thought at Dubois successor will be elected by the C. Jones (dem.). In the Sixth Judicial last sccounta he could not recover. legislature to bo chosen in the general circuit, composed of the counties of Frederick and Montgomery, an assocl lection of 1896. A Bridgeport clergyman thanked God lf the rte justice will he elected for fifteen The entire assembly and la a sermon last spring that there had senate of the state of Illinois, to elect a years, to succeed James B. Henderson been frost enough to destroy the successor to Senator Palmer, .will be (dem.). appointed by the governor, to apple blossoms in the neighborchosen In November, 1896. The suc- succeed John T. Vinton (rep.), retired hood, and hoped that it would decessor to Senator Voorhees of Indiana on account of age. In each county a stroy every apple blossom throughwill be chosen by the legislature to be state's attorney and sheriff will be out the length of the land, so elected next year. Senator Allison will elected, and in several of the counties that there would be no cider, be succeeded by a senator to be chosen county commissioners and clerks of the This would, no doubt, be very-helpby the legislature to be elected No- circuit court. to the cause of temperance, but It would vember S, The senator from Kansas, to Massachusetts, November 5. Gov- be more to the point if the minister succeed WUitem A Ped er. w U be chos-.- . pjrnorj term one year), to succeed Fred- had prayed Tor JT blight on the corn en November 6, 1S96. The election itr crick T. Orcenhalge frep ). The grapes seem to Kentucky, besides an Interesting con- - i teutennnt-governo- r and rye crops. (term one year), have suffered sufficiently already to. test fer ftate offleeSjJs one for half the to aiteoeed Roger Wolcott (rep.). satisfy the most devout of prohibition senate and all of the assembly that will Secretary (term one year), to succeed lets, but the blackberries, gooseberries choose Senator Blackburns successor. William M. Olia (rep ) and currants should not be forgotten. Trenuuier and receiver gafcral (term The successor to Senator Blanchard of Louisiana win be elected by one year), to Tucecef Edwin P. Shaw Idem.) Even as virtue is Us own reward, so the session Of the legislature to be held (rep.). the bloomer brings its own punishAuditor (term one year), to succeed In May, LS96. ment Witness the ease of Miss Fuhr, successor of Senator Giteon of Join W. Klmba'.l (rep I The of New York. She wore bloomers. Attorney genera! (term one year), to Maryland will be elected by theTour. M Know Hob (rep.) doubtfully at first, of course, but with teen senators and all of the lower house succeed Hos-eAn executive council of eight memIncreasing hardihood and confidence. of the legislature to be chosen NovemAt length the bloomers entirely won ber 6. In Missouri, the successor of ber. of wham seven are republicans, her confidence. She even put her monA new legislature, to succeed ths Vest (dem.) will be chosen by Senator breeches pocket of the legislature to be elected in Novem- - present senate of forty, of whom tblrty- ey in the right-han- d Then cams a robber la the them. and a house of repber, 1898, at whichjlme also Nevada five are republicans, - night sad demanded her money, or her choose a legislature that will elect resentatives of 216 members, of whom will life. Speechless with fright she pointa successor to Senator John P. Jones 2(16 are republicans. ed to the bloomersthose blue, shapeAlso, a sheriff, register of deeds and (rep.). On the same day New Hampless, treacherous bloomers. The robwill elect n legislature to chooee treasurer in each of the fourteen counshire ber throat hid hapd in the pocket, drew a successor to Senator Calllngrr (rep.), ties. All are elected for three years .out the money and fled. If Mamie aid - New York will elect. ' with and all are republicans, or democrats Fuhr had worn a skirt and put her indorsed by republicans. One county fifty senators to be elected in Novemmoney In the pocket of Jt the robber commissioner In each county; Two spewill elect who 1W assemblymen, would have been looking for the pock- -, ber, successor to Senator Hill (dem.). cial commissioners la each county; a G.vYxk t ilk ... Women . ja UL. .ft o d- - out North Carolina will elect successor 4e-aooaer or later that the bloomer is aa Eenator Pritchard In January, 1897, the from the Sixth district, to succeed the broken reed to lean upon. legislature to choose a eenator to be late William Cogswell, Mississippi, November 5. Governor elected ia November, 1896, also in JanWoman, hi still clamoring for her uary, 1897. North Dakota will elect a (term four years), to succeed John M. 'rested rights, in spite of the fact that successor to Senator Hansbrough (rep.), Stone (dera.). ah I not only vested, but is necktled, Ohio will elect the successor to Senator Lieutenant - governor (term, four standing-cellared,- ., d, and, Brice ia the same month. Oregon will yearn, ta succeed M, M. Evans (dem.). since bloomers have come in. other elect the successor to Senator Mitchelt Secretary of state (term four years), thin ged as welL The rest will come If (rep,). In Pennsylvania, a successor to succeed George M. Goran (dem.), she is only patient It is nerve-teariAttorney-genera! will be chosen lor Senator Cameron (term four years), ta to be over-hastFrank Johnston (dem.). (repj. South Carolina will elect a suc- succeed Auditor-genercessor to Senator If by 'by the legisla(ter four years), to On one page of the article Americana ' succeed W, W. Stone (dem.). ture to be chosen la November, 189C In Parts, by Richard Harding Davis, Treasurer (term four years), to sucSouth Dakotas senator, now Kyle there ere fifty-tw- o personal pronouns (pop ), will be elects J In January, 1897, ceed J. J. Evans (dem). It is to be by the legislature to be chosen ia No-rereferring to the author. Superintendent of education (term hoped that the article will fall flat r, 1896. - Washington will next four years), to succeed TlL Preston to : knock t year choose a lcglriutur that mu;t idem.). enough out seme ef Its A , than the green goods Industry by which tt is best known. . at al al e, i -- one-ha- ful 1 -El T shirt-bosome- ng y. al Land commissioner (terra four years), to succeed Edgar S. Wilson (dem.). Rcvenuejageat (term 'four jears), to succeed Wirt Adams (dem.). Clerk of the supreme court (term four years), to succeed 6liver Clifton (dem ). Three railroad commissioners (term four years), to succeed1 Walter McLaua-in- . J. F. Sessions and J. IL Askew (dem ). A legislature that will elect n United States senator to succeed James Z, George, whose term expires March 3, 1899. The legislature will elect at the first sitting of the four years term lor which It Is elected, A sheriff, chancery clerk, circuit clerk, treasurer, assessor, surveyor, coroner and ranges, and five members of the board of supervisors are to be chosen for each of the seventy - five counties of the state, together with from three to five Justices of the peace sod constables la the five supervisors distrlsts of the same counties.' Nebraska, November 5. Justices of the supreme court (term six years), to succeed T. L. Norval (rep.). Two regents of the State university (term six years), to succeed C, H. Morrill and T. L. Knight (rep.). New Jersey, November 5. Governor (terra three years), to succeed George T. Werts (dem.). Seven state senators (term three years), to succeed S. D. Hoffman (rep.) of Atlantic county, H. D. Wlnton (dem.) of Bergen county. E. C. Stokes (rep.) of Cumberland county, W. S. Daly (dem.) of Hudson county, E. C. Drake (dem ) of Morris county and G. G. 3mith (rep.), of Ocean county. Also, an entire assembly of sixty members. New York, November 5. Secretary of state (term three years), to succeed John Palmer (rep.). Comptroller (term three years), to succeed James B. Roberts (rep.). Treasureriterm, three ye&rsi.To succeed Adi3on B. Colvin (rep.). Attorney-gener(term three years), to succeed Theodore D. Hancock (rep.). State engineer and surveyor (term three years), to succeed Campbell W. Adams (rep ). Judge of the court of appeals (term fourteen years), to succeed Francis M. Finch (rep ). Also, an entire legislature, to consist of fifty senators, for terms of three years, and 150 assemblymen for terms of one year each. The senators chosen at this election will participate in the election of a United States senator to succeed David B. Hill, whose term will expire March 3, 1897. There will be also chosen at this election twelve Judges of the supreme court (term fourteen years), la the eight Judicial districts. These are new offices created by the constitution, which took effect January 1, 1S93. The First and Second iudlcial districts will each choose three Judges, the (remaining six districts one fudge each. County judges will be chosen in twenty-fou- r counties, district attorneys In thirty-fiv- e counties and county clerks and treasurers in ten counties. A vote will also be taken upon the proposition to bond the state in the mm of 19,000,000, to be applied to the deepening of the Erie and Oswego canals from seven to nine feet; Ohio, November 5. Governor (term two years), lo succeed William McKin1 al ley (rep.). Lieutenant - governor (term) two yearn), to succeed Andrew L. Harris (rep.). Auditor of state (term four years), to succeed E. W. Poe (rep.). Treasurer of state (term two years), to succeed William T. Cope (rep.). Judgeof supreme court (term five years), to succeed Thaddeus A. Wln-iha- ll (rep ). Attorney-general rr Ths World Ha a Way f Doing Thlngi 1 you as being at si use the dollar we should that peculiar mark f, before instead of after the figure .a expressing the sum of 5, 10, 2C or any other number of dollars? Wt Did It ever strike ; t ixtirifcin. trenf jives s refreshing Remember sleep. Sarsaparilla Is the one True Blood Purifier. after-dinne- r tu! aud HewvriV IHS ,hP IlOOU family cathartic, aio. I ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR -- rinm n bbrerh--tlo- n tiermanyrwtirTC"the-m. (for mark) appears preceding the number, Just as the French abbreviation fr. (for franc) is used in France. If abbreviations are jiot used the legend is more apt to be correct. We find that in Mexico they have a 2 4 pesos" as one might expect, instead of p and in Newfoundland they have a plain piece. So, too, in France, where the abbreviation is not used we 20 find such pieces as 10 francs, In Germany francs and "40 francs. they have a piece marked "X thaler J which is all very plain, but theanoment a .Dyspeptic, Delicate, Infirm and AGED PERSONS two-doll- ar JOHN CARLE & SONS, New York. i Hartford Bicycles a clerk, bookkeeper or other person makes an entry or jots down a memo- - j randum be tells you that It Is a th. X. The English pound sign, which is believed to be the oldest monetary abbreviation now in use, is the old initial let-- ! ter by which the Romans expressed "pounds, just as we use the "lbs. It has been suggested that we use our money abbreviation backward because the Romans In expressing "poinds al- ways said "libra dpeem Instead of "decern libra, the first being pounds j left" and the Tatter'Ten pounds. When their Initial letter or character was used It always preceded the figures thus: "10 instead of the reverse. Thus the whole world has got in the habit of doing these things backward ' j MONKEY HAD A SPREE. Elegant la Deals a Superior ia Workmanship Strong snd Easy Hanning Hartford are the sort of bicycles most makers ask $ too (or. Columblas are far superior to specials, for which fl25 or even ft 50 is asked. It is well to be posted upon the bicycle price situation. The great Columhn plait is working for the riders benefit, as usual. P J Colutnl)ias,$IOO " r.wrNoa MFG. CO. Performed Some Act Thwt Were No t n the rtri'M.9 Programme An incident not on the bills occurred POPE during Rlngllng Brothers eircus performance the other day, says Boston Herald. During a number on the program In which the several rings and stages of the show are used by a series of trained animal acts, a troupe of ir.onkejs were performing in one ring, when a tall young Vermonter, with just enough of mountain Jew under his belt to make him rather numerous, threw a half-pibottle of liquor Into the i, arena. one of the performing monkeys, no sooner saw the bottle than he ran away from his trainer, snatched It from the ground and, with the quick instinct of the eaters of everything, or the bandarlog, "as Rudyard Kipling calls them, pulled the cork, and before he could be prevented poured the fiery liquid down his throat. The liquor took an almost Immediate effect, and Paddy-Rooshad a hlga old time and performed some pranko that were even more amusing than thefee on the program. He leered cunningly at his companions, tottered about the ring and refused to take hb position among the other monkeys at the same time jibbering and chattering in a way that only needed words to make an intelligent drunk. Prof. Andress tried every means known to the monkey trainers art to subdue the hila dous Paddy-Roosk- l, but to no purpose. From his gleeful state he soon merged into one of anger and proceeded to do up the other members of the monkey troupe in regular pugilistic style. One of the attendants secured a small net, and throwing it over the Intoxicated monkey secured him and carried, film into the dressing-rooAs Paddy-Roosvanished behind the dressing-roohe let out a yell that would have done credit to a Kansas farmer full of boot-le- g whisky. Faddy-Roosk- kl . chicaoo General Offices and Factories, s"noisoo HARTFORD, Conn. & Tina Columbia Calelogoe, work of Inchest art, tclhn of end picturing clearlr all th neu OolumhiAa snd Uartforda, is mailed Cl m free from any Columbia Agent, or ia for two stamps. j EDUCATIONAL. ACADEMY OFTftE SftGRED HEART oobkIucOmI Id thi The court of lnatrm of the crd Heart, eiuhract th by th neoea toconatittitrihriil ry hciru)RO ol sobjcU end rflntd education. Frupiiety of deportment, pee FuU Bamend th pnBep'eof moaeliLy ieb n grruuiKl-of om in attention ittrnl8 jct furd tue pu every failitv lo- - usei ti btxlHy even en oh.e-- t of oonstnnt EoUc.t-iie- , , ihir health i n i in etrk&ea they are alien .?! with maternal car, further a tall teim opens luday, he) t 3i 1 HIS SIPliKlOH, titular. addre I hr Academy I acred Heart, M. JeacpU, 3to came; UKIVERSITT OF tiOTRE THE FIFTY -- SECOND YEAR WIUL OPEN TUESDAY SEPT. 3d. 1805. 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With a Davis Cream rator on the you are sure of more and bettet the skimmed butter, Mile mP.k is a cable fee A win make no take to get a Neat, Sepa-Ta- Illustrated catalogue PjpJ free Agents wanted DAVIS & RANKIN BLDG. & MFC. CO. mailed Cor. Randolph t Dearborn Sts., Chicago. DR. PsTcGREW Is THE OVI Y SPECIALIST WHO TU It A TS All PRIVATE DISEASES nd Hicnrt MEN ONLY I)ioidpr of Eery eor 90 jrp eaperineo , In (. I jr Fr Monk Free Mtk A OMAHA WELL lilAGHIliERY us - bed a rote made twl'y toD 8arparffi Hoods dollars plair may say twenty-fiv- e enough for anyone to understand, but as soon as we put the expression ints figures and characters it is "dollari twenty-fiv- e (2S) instead of 25, as it should be. Nor is this ail that is peculiar in this connection.- - In every country which has a written language and a system of coinage the abbreviation for the Unit of Value precedes the figures. In England the pound mark (I) I used in the same manner that the dollar mark Is used in this country wile the same peculiarity ia natire-aUigrt- jf Main. i;ib haa nearly w ol Hoods -- -4 ki - A Stood Lb. Makes the Weak Strong i - (term two years), to succeed John K. Richards (rep.). Clerk of supreme court (term three years), to succeed Josiah B. Allen (rep ). Member of board of public works fterm three years), to cucceed Edward L. Lybarger (rep.). There will also be elected a legislature, which will elect a successor te United States Senator Calvin S. Brlee, whose term will expire March 3, 1897. POINTER FOR THE CARELESS. Utah, Move mbcT o. COTtmor (term How I n used Kailway TI. kets May Be four years), to succeed . CL.W, West Redeemed at Slight Coat, ClevePresident (dem.), appointed by - some men with valuable ; land. unused ra i tickets on their hands sell them Secretary of state (term four years), to succeed C. C. Richards (dera.), ap- to scalpers, while others go to the railway company that issued them and obpointed by President Cleveland. Attorney-gener(term four years), tain their value in money, says the to succeed J.W. Judd (dem.). United New York Sun. Most men, however States attorney, appointed by Presi- do neither, and accept the loss when the ticket ia wenth le- - s than 'a dollar. dent Cleveland. Auditor (term four years), to succeed Indeed, many men do not realize that John T. Caine (dem.), appointed by railway companies stand ready to redeem unused tickets, even of small Governor West. Treasurer (term four years), to suc- value, so that the companies must be ceed J. W. Whitehead, Jr , (dem.), ap- richer by many thousands of dollars per year by reason of this neglect or pointed by Governor West. Superintendent of public instruction ignorance. Every railway ticket bears (term four years), to succeed T. B. Lew- the name of the general passenger is (dem.), territorial commissioner of agent of the road issuing the sme. It schools,, appointed by the supreme is a simple matter to inclose the ticket court. with & letter directed to the general Representative in congress (term two passenger agent, asking him to refund years), to succeed Frank J. Cannon the money paid, and explaining the reason why the ticket is left unused in (rep.), elected November 6, 1891. Three supremo court judges (term the hands the purchaser. It is cour-teoto inclose .a stamped. envedeme in, tfirc.? .five and eyen years,, to. be.-'ttermined by drawing after election, to which the money may be returned. succeed S. A, Merritt, W. H. King, H. When all these things have been done W. Smith (dem.), appointed by Presi- the company usually acknowledges the dent Cleveland; George W. Bartch receipt of the ticket holders communi(rep.), appointed by President Harrison. cation and promises to investigate the Also, a legislature, which will be en- matter. The, investigation consists in titled to choose two senators of ths the proper identification of the ticket United States. and a little bookkeeping to set all right Virginia, November 5. Members of in the accounts. Then the purchaser the house of delegates, being the entire receives from the company a check lor membership, and enehalf (twenty) of the amount due, along with a'letter rethe state senate. The senator chosen questing acknowledgment on the part this year will participate in the election of the recipient. That close the transof a senator of the United States to action, and there is no material loss on succeed JohaWUDante! (derm).. either side. - m 1. MONEY MABKS. Every man ts tho.archltect of his own fortune. Appiu Claudius. 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