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U H AViV', I'nbUnlitr.
FRIDAY. SEl'T. 18, 18(H).
NOT A NOODLE.
I'll fitriiior Did Not Citro ti .Stop llto
WoUiliiiK.
I was standing on the corner of llnwlc
unci High streets when a frisky-looking
old furmcr came to me, Kays a writer In
the New York World, and said excited
"Stranger, does a minister of the
Gospel live in yonder brick house with
the green blinds?"
"Rev. Mr. Sawyer lives there," I re-
piled.
"'I'hank goodness," he said, with a !
sigh.
"Sickness In your family?" I asked.
"No Kieknesa there. Htriinircr." he re
plied, "but daughter Libbio run away
friiin hum with a feller tills morning',
Soon's 1 heard of it I started after'em
mi got sight of 'em jes' outside the city
an' hop' sight of 'cm till they went into
yonder house.
"Why don't you go Into the house anil
Btop the wedding?" I asked.
"Stop the weddln'? Me?Sny, stranger,
do I look like a noodle? Do I look like a
gawk that would kick ut bavin' 33 years
of care an' worry lifted off his shoulder3
In ii minute?" lie asked sarcastically.
"Not exactly." 1 replied.
"Guess not, stranger. I jes run after
the guilty pair to kt ep 'em from chang
ln' their minds. I'll jes' wait here ai
happy as an angel with a new pair of
wings 'till the happy pair come out.
then I'll (five 'em mv blessin' an hurry
(' '
. .t . . . . t - , ,i
Jt ii in nil" Kill liie latteti can. stop tno
,.,,,n xi .
wi-uiiin iM.wy.
MUST OBEY HIS OWN LAW.
U'liy tlio Ilurtnmlor Knftisou to S
lions Drink.
Ik'cnusc a man makcB a law he
not alwtlys break it with impu
Hiram Clayton, who keeps the Brnnch-
town hotel and is (pilte a well-known
character, made a rule some time ago for
the government of his barroom, says
the Philadelphia llecord. 1v decided
that when n man went to sleep in his
barroom that was sufticieut evidence
that the man had had enough to drink, j
Upon awaking, therefore, the sleepy
one was promptly refused any more
liquor. The rule Wan rigidly in forged
both by Clayton hhrmelf und by his
brother-in-law, who nets as bartender
One day recently, however, the rule
proved to be a boomerang. Clayton wan
sitting in his barroom. It. was a very
warm afternoon and the host gradually
dozed olT into a sound sleep. Some
time later a customer eame in. lie wore
heavy boots and the noise of his
entrance awakened Clayton. The latter
Kiit up and rubbed his eyes. "Come an'
have somethin', tli." said the customer.
Clayton stood up against the bar and
sleepily called for a beer. "Sorry," said
the bartender, "but. vou can't, have any
drink." "What!" yelled Clayton, who
was now thoroughly awake. "It's
against the rules: you've been asleep,"
Kaid Ihe bartender, seriously.. lie stuck
to It. and his boss realizing the justice
of it was obliged to give in. The rule
has Blnce been abolished.
KIPLING'S LITTLE JOKE.
How Ho Gave Out a I'ollcy for tho Am
trallans. Itudyard Kipling is usually rcprc
Rented na boino- verv cold and distant to
vnntin- nirn'onnnnr mon mid Tirnnf
joiinff newspaper men, an 1 jiroot
uguuiai. inuir uaoria iu uimmuw iiiui.
There is evidently a kind side to his na-
, J , , , , .
ture, however, as is shown by a story
that is told by the Literary Digest. In
,,,,''.. ., i .
regard to the statement in an Austra-
linn paper that he lnnded on that island
..',, , , .. , . , i , ,
at 12 o'clock and 1G minutes later "had
formulated an Australian policy," Mr.
Kipling, according to the Digest .makes
tho following oxnlnnatlon: "A vounir
xul loiiowingpxpinnnuoii. a jouuh
reporter cornereii ran jusu uiii-r i
me lust after I
landed. I treated him kindly, but said
firmly that I w-tts not to" be inter
viewed. I have not thought of inter;
viewlng-you,' replied the reporter, with
a sadness in his voice. 'I ask a much
greater favor than that.' It turned'but
that the reporter had an Australian
policy which he knew would be of the
greatest benefit to the country. No
paper would print it. His modest re
quest was that Kipling would let him
put forth his theory, na the scheme of i
the novelist. 'They -will print It,'. ho
said, 'if l give it as coming trom you.'
A t II .! -Tf .1! !-.!. 1
ii rigiu. agreed lup.mg, nre ane.ui.
So tho young reporter got In four
mortal columns Uelling the people Of
Australia how to govern their country,
I never read the article,' Mr. Kipling
placidly says, 'but there must ha vebeen
amazing theories in it from the storm it
raised.' "
An Unexpected Answer.
.On a recent Sunday night a minister
was preaching in lielfast, when a j'oung
man in tiie congregation, getting weary ,
of tho sermon, looked repeatedly at his i
watch. Just as he was in the act of ex-'
amining his timepiece for the fourth or
fifth time, the pastor, with great earn
estness, was urging the truth upon tho
conscienco of his hearers. "Young
man," said he, " how Is it -with you?"
Whereupon the young- man with tho
gold repeater bawled out, in the hearing .
of nearly tho wholo congregation: "A
quarter past eighL" As may be sup
posed, the gravity of the assembly was
very much disturbed by the occurrence.
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS.
Tho following proposed amendments
to tho Constitution of fho Stato of No
bruska, as hereinafter sot forth in full,
uro submitted to tho oleotois of tho
Stato of Nebraska, to bo voted upon
ut tho general election to bo held Tues
day, NovomborU, A. JJ , 1890:
1 A joint resolution proposing to
amend sections two (li), four (4), and
llvo (n,) of article six ((J) of tho Consti-
tutlon of the State of Nebraska, relating
to number of judges of tho nupiomo
com.t ml tllcir tenu of o(Tlco
Ho It resolved nml enacted by tho Legion
turu of tilt.) H.uto of Nobfaslin:
Heetlon 1. That si'otion two (10 of urtic o
sfx (fl) of tlm Constitution of 111 Muto
of NtiltnidlM ba amended ho ih to read as lob
lows:
H"Ptlon !" Tim Hiiprmnu court h1ii11 unlll
otherwise pruvl lod by liiw, consist of JHm
CO JuiIkl'4. a majority of whom shall 1)4 no -
Hitry to form a quorum or to pronounrjt
udpclfllMi I nlmlliiiYo oriulnnl juiisdl tlm
lit ens" roliitliu; to rovenuu civil cases In
which Uio state shall lu a tnrty, man tamus,
quo wan an to, lmbous corpus, n i.l mi li
npjiellntu jurisdiction, uh nmy bo pro.ldu.i '.y
law.
Bsctlon !i. That section four (1) of lo'
six (0) of tlm Constitution or tlm S uto
(if Nttbruslm, bo amended no ns to ruud iih fo.-
lows :
HfKtlon 4. Tho Juditos of llio Mtpri'ine '
i-iiuri tiiiKii no mocina oy tnti oH'ciors o. i ue
ObflLII lib I II UH. llllll. 111IIII (III III III Ililll'll I'JC"
ccpt nn h relnaftor provld-d shall l.o for a
kinf ii or in i.ini ti..iu ..... ..m ..m. ...
vifirliiil rif iiff. t ma ilitin 4tt fW -4. n ru i i1w
i -, -r- ""-; :ir.,'.riii.V ' ,
JoHisiaiuni may prescrlijii. '
oo'mioii i iiiat ho vion iivo w pi nrnn o
fix (0) of tho Constitution of iho Stato of No-
"Si:,1:",1 'Tl',' ll.,Ji.r?,-l,l.,,r,,',V!.i .
',ivv.'.. ... .1. Ill I 'TW Hllll.l UH'Ullllll U
int. supremo court, lor ino lerm or uvo
;0:vieT7iatliorjXei,,;,,fv,(!;,(!s,;,:
At. ... . m . " .
i ?f 'id "'.....'"',"".'.."" .""""V.', ; "
k lufii, nintii i'iiviiii4 . nun mm
oflloo for tho remain lor of tho term for
will 'li thoy wore icspoctlvuly cominu
aloiiod.
Approved March ', A. D 1833.
A joint resolution proposing nn
nmendnient to section thirteen (13)' of
,, ... boholdln tlio vi'iirlbyil. thtTOHha.1 bo olectod his notion mil until l.lV ........l iaoil sliiili lu va.ld nnlesa th Hiiinoshil
oil Ills two w jHliKpH of tlm Hupremo ooutt on.' ""e is elo lo'l id mn Ll PmK Jrivo imdirio 1 tlnreou ii cn-ufifat.. sli-aod
of whom Mh.HI bo elected fur a t.-rm of nowovur. 'Ihiit at tho first Vaimrmol Hv ,ho wnlwy nnA auditor of Htnto.
y ftUr.rnnJi,, "ST. !W:: Jir """ s i-uoa pur,uunt to
nity. after, then, shall b.T electod ono Jud-of cu.nmuVio.ior" ono fo 'tho .Voriodof'oo. I Approve Miirch SO. A. D.. 1S03.
nrticlo six of tho Constitution of the tide llvo (0) of tho Constitution of tho
Stato of Nobraska, relating to com- State of Nebraska, limiting tho iium
ponsation of supremo and district court ber of executive stato oiiicers.
judges.
Ibt it roiolvod by tho Lo lslaturo of tho 8t itu
of Njbriska:
Section 1. "That section thtrteon (1) of
nrtleio six 00 of tlm Constitution of tho Mate
oi"Nel)lu.lci bo amended ho us to read us foe
lows:
Sen, IU Tho jutli;os of tho sunroiuo nn I
dhdrict courla sluill receive tor their serviem
Hindi eouioens it .on as may be provided by law,
payalMi ill'irtorly,
Tho lelslatuto sball at its first so-islou
after tho adoption of this amendment,
threo-flfihs of tlio mombui-s tueou'd to
eai'h house eoinniriinij. establish ih ir
oompDiisntlon. Tho componiutloii so oh
tablitihcd shall not be oHiwwi'd ottomt
thnn onuo in tour vears, and in no event unless
two-thirds of tho moiiibrs tdocted to
oarh house of tho leldaturo concur
therein.
Approvod March 00, A. D 1805.
I .
to
A joint resolution proposing
tunoud section twonty-four (21) of
.articlo flvo (5) of tho Constitution of
the Stato of Nobraska, rotating to com-
ponsation Of tho Ollloors Of tho executive
a t ,.
uoiiO""
Bolt resolved and onaotod by tho LoBlslatui-o
or ino Btalo or JNeUraslta:
f8t'cf,l1"!1 .;, 'a ??ui0 twunty-four CM)
of article ilvo C'O of tlu (Jousiitutio i of Urn
pito ur Nouruaicu bo amoudud to load as fol
S'a:,i o. m. m . ..
boetion 21. Tlm officers of tho executivo
department of tho smto Kovorntuent slul.
jouolvo fn- tholr servieoi a compensation
to bo oitabllslusl by law, win h sluli lie
neither men n-,ed nor diminished dunnc tho
term lor which tlmr shall hive bum eom-
ownuHdliuy fisw, cohih, lntoi'sts, noon pu .llo
moneys In tholr hand or nndor their control,
,,urquJult(.B ut olUjo 0l. otUdl. com.)0a.'
nation and all foos tint miy'lierb-
urcer no puynuio iw uw ror servlcon
not formed by uu oflk-or provided for in
this article shall bo paid in advance into tho
Btato trcasuiy, Tho le'U!uturj nlriil nt lti
first sesslbn utter tho adoption of this ameiui
iiieut, th oo fitths of tho members ejected to
each houso of tho lelslaturo con'
eurrliiK', t'Hiablisli the uttaries of tho
ouioers natiusi in tins article. The coin
peiiMitlon sq estiibllshed shall not bo chnno.l
oftoaor than ouou in four yoiis hild in no
event, unkus two-th'rds ot tho memburs
elected to each housj of tho legislature consul'
therein.
Approved March 20 A. D. 1895.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
.
OtlOll 0110 (1) of articlo SIX (0) of
Eootiou
tho 0ontitution of the State of Nebnus-
. ... ... ,
ka, relating to judical power.
tuw of tT-Wo TNoWkus by lha LBUlft'
fccctlon 1. ThitHooiloaoii' C0"f artioioslx
10JU1. mo vjuustivuiioa or ineDui.oor isouiusu..
bo nmeiided to ioad as folio Wi:
Suction 1. Tholudleial Dower of this Htatu
ehiill be vestod In a Kuproino court, district
courts, county conns justices of ihu
cnsntt
bo orcited by la- in which two-thirds of
vu uivuiuuto uivvvi-vi i VHtUlA llUUau
concur.
Approved March !, A. D. 1803.
A joint resolution proposing to
nmend section cloven (11) of articlo six
(0) of tho Constitution of tho State of
Nebraska, relating to increase iu num
ber of supromo and district couit
judges.
Bo it rosolvo.l and enaotod by tho Lughlnturo
of bo State of Noliraslca :
bj..iou 1. That section eleven (11) of
nrtii'lu six (0)of tho Constitution of tbobtaiu
of Nebruika bo umonded to read uj rol-
M&l
: Txtirzvxcjrn xsr.rvt.vsz.-tnttrrsa&ri.riccTaaB.'cT
mtonll Th lr,,n nturu vh nvrtio
tlitdrtof lvl ilium i ii ' 1 t. li )i iU
h:ul con Ui Hi in miiv. in o f -i' tuu i i
aim thou uidii h' hnnlwlmit hint. , s
llllll IKltofcill"! Dull Hi l' 111' V'Ti HiUr H'lUil
incroiuo tho nunii u- of judges of su
prome mid dlUib-t court n.il tlio Julie
districts of llit state, su h tlht.luu thui
bo foi.uol of compact luriltory, und
bottiiilitl by count linos: and such In
crcaso, or any chuiko in tho b mmUrlvs
of a dlstriot shall not vacate tlm oilk-o of any
in luo
Approved Mnrcli "J, A. D. 1805.
A joint resolution proposing to amond
ficction six (0) of articlo ono (1) of the.
Constitution of tho Stato of Nebraska,
relating to trial by jury.
Bi It -psolvod rind onnctoJ by thoLoslslntuiT
of th Htatu of Ntbanka:
Smtloa 1. That suction six (0). nrtlclo (me
(1) of tho Const. tutlon of ihi Ktato of No
biaslc.i bo amend d to roul as fallows:
hoction 0. 'ihu righ of trlsi b Jury shall
roninl i invlo'.ato, biu tho it'uls attn'o inn pro
vidoth tlncivt iii'tloiK flvii-slxlksof tho juiy
nn.' rufidor a vttrdlot, an I tlm .'cislttturu may
iil'o u hor .' trim by a Jury of a .oss numb n
than twuie inuu, in courts Inferior to tho dls
tri -t court.
.j.u.uuuiuu, jv u iZJJ.
A joint resolution proposing to
ninond section ono(l) of articlo llvo (5)
of tho Constitution of Nebraska, relat
ing to oillcers of tho ex'jeutivo depart
ment. Bo it rotolvcd and onnctod by tho Lunula'
turti of thu Sla n JifNobraskii:
Hi'i'tlon 1 That Hfctlou ono ril of nr-
tlcl live C ) of ihs Consiliiitloii of th Muto
ol NuurtiHkii Lo ninoiuletl to read as (ui-
lows: h
Hoction 1 Thnoxooutlvu dnpnrtinoiit Bhall
coutist of n Bovoinor, ilc'utfiiant-KOVoruor,
i-oorotarv of ntr .... itr.,f .i, .. ,.7. .I, L'
trcaiurrr. su othitondfnt of imbl.i lnl
Hti'uctlon, attnnioy g n ral
comiiilssio'icr
liiluoaii loininissloii
oi puuiiu lanus unu
iduluu nuuill.'d o.o 'tors ana ratified i.v a two
mrJ i n.i h . I ivl Jm lMv v,,t" M u" "Itxst'on by authority of
"uroal eum?nlH4 on m 'w: Piovlile.1 Thst mti'li donations of a
fa LrT m i count wiih tho donations or such Hindi
mito tor n term or ii.,0 .. ,... ... ...... ,
exc nt tho sal I
i - . . . . ..
Llltlli hlihl I.Ij -fl,.
tc, vi.h.m fr,,. i. n.Ir -i-i.lu,i,;, .,,.
i... !.. .. . . v -3.4jr "
"" , u J"'"'1J'' Jn 'anvwry.
h.s olei tlon, und until his sue c
o-tol and (j nliflod. Ki h r. ilroad
ml.sloner hIiaI boll his otilnn fr .i ...
tluvuyitim buKiimliiic on tho Jirst Thurslav
vuuillliniu.lllll, UHU iJ HIM IIUL1U11 111 UI1'
y,.ar, ono for tho period or two years, ad
j?1 lw;
' ".! !". "urln tl.elr term of ofil-.
theVTlil eoriho'pubaen.di. "K
Uos aV Sw" breiXu o'l!f0jm HU,:h du'
Appiovoa ilarch U0, A. D. 1S33.
A joint resolution proposintr to
nmend section twonty-six (0) of ar-
Bo it rcolvo l and "iiacied by tho Leg
ib.aturo of tho St lto of Nebraska:
Km'tion 1. Thai section twont.y-blx (.'0) of
nrtlclf flvH (0 of Iho CoiMtltulion of tho
Kiato of, NtibiasUa be ammidi'd lo rend us
follows
Brcllon Sil. No othor executivn stato oflV
cers oxcont tl
:i so numod iu so- tlon oin CO
of this artii'io shall bo eni-ted. txoejiB
bv tin act of tlm IcKlsltturo which is
coneuri-ol in bv not les thin lhroe-f iiirths
or mo moinuers eiecien 10 e.icn luiue
thtTt'Of: l
Provided, Tint nny nfflco crosted by an
not of the lt'ulslnt iirn may be abolished ov
tho lfKlBlsturo, two-thirds of tho lin'in
bers elected to enuh hoino thorojf concur
rluif.
Approvod Jlarch CO. A. D . 18:15.
A joint resolution proposing
amend section nino (0) of articlo eight
(8) of the Constitution of tho Stato of
Nebraska, pioviding for tho investment
of tho pornmuent educational funds of
th0 auto.
Uoit resolved and onactedby thoLugislu-
turo of llio Stato of Nebraska
Section 1. That HOCliou nino C") of article
oluht C) of tho Constitution of tho State
of NuuiiUlcii bo amended
to read as fol-
lows :
s.ii'tlmi 0. All fun Ih bnlotipliicr in thn ut.ii.tfi
for educi.tlonal puiposes, the Interest and
bo dofinod trust funds hold by the sUto,
and the st'itu shill sunnlr all Ioshcs ther
of that niay in auv maimer accrue, so that
tlm saint, t-hill remain forever invlolntu
und undimiuishsd and shall not be in
vested or loi io.I oxieit on United Stntei
bonds or roiaond sehod di-rict bond
this state, and stvh tunds vith tin in
est and micoiho thorooz aro hereby sole
or state scurities, or roKisiei-fit county
ds ot
tor-
lemn-
ly !fdi!iM for the lmritosoi tor whb'h they.
uro Ki-aniKi a no set apart, nun snail not
be tuinsforrcd to nny othor fund for othot
usos ; .
Provided, The board croalo-J by section
1 of this nrtlclo Is empowore-d to soil from
time to time npy of the securities beloiiKin
to .the permanent si hool fund and invest
tho proceeds mldiix therufi-Om in any of the
securities .enumerated in this .eootiou bear-
Ins a hlchur rate of interest whenever
nn opportunity lor bottor Investment is pro-
Bonieu;
. And provltieii lurtuor, 'Hint wnen nny
warrant upn tho stnto treisu'Of re
' aibiHlii J.uiiii.1 tit tillltjlt.iii.tti "P nil ii iiiiHi-iiykI
IIU1IJ IDUUU It IU11UIIIII.U vri. tl jf UJ1 "
atlou by tho loulslnturo and secured lty the
levy of a tax for Its pavmont, bhall
bo piesonted to ihu stato treasurer for
payment, and there slnll not bo any
juouoy In the proper tutid to pny such
warrant, tlio board created by section 1
of this artle e m ly direct thu stato treas
urer to pay tint amount duo on su li war
rant from moneys iu his bands belonging
to the pominiiont scbo it fund of the state,
and ho shall hold kMiI warrant as an in
vestment of mid permanent sebool fund.
Approvod March 5.11, A. D 18U5.
A joint resolution proposing an
t0 th0 Constitution of the
' Stato of Nebraska by adding a now
section to articlo twelve (12) of said
constitution to bo numbered sectlou
two (2) relative to tho merging of tho
government of cities of tho metro
politan class and tho govornmont of
tho counties wheroiu such cities are
located.
Ilo it resolved and onnctod by tho legis
lature of tho late of Nebraska:
Bootiou 1. That articlo twelve (12) of tho
Constitution of tho Stato of Noortska bo
tlon to i e nuinburod section two GO lo read
UH rollouts:
Section 'J. Tho Kovurnmont of any city of
tlio metropodtun class and tho rov-
eal qI Uw county 1" v-"b
umoudod by miuliu; tosalil iii'timo " new sec
it ,"' lo atr 1 nmv to isliTRoa whnW
or In t).i t iv'i n iv iiroti 'H fi hi .n to do hfi
lo i hU 'lull 1 in aatli') lty of Inw to tlm
vot is of Hti h fit- iiti'l count? and rr
t'dvol ih ass -tit of a in J irlty of tho
voice cu-t In hiii h clt) and also a msjorlty
oT Mi" votiM can In tlm county ox iiisivo
or iho-it' 'ivii in muIi iiicf ropoiituii city ut ucli
L'lO'Jlllll.
Approved March 29, A. D. U03.
A joint resolution proposing nn
amcMilment to section six (0) of articlo
eevcii (7) of tho Constitution of tho
Stato of Nebraskn, prescribing tho
manner in which votes Bhall bo cast.
JJo it rmolvud and cnactt'd by tlm LotfUlat
uro of tlm HtiU) of Nebraska:
auction 1 Tli it Buutio.i six (0) of nrtlclo
hovoii CO of ho Constitution of tlm Htatu
of NolniLiku be Hlnuudcd to road us fol
lows: t-'ciL'tlonO. All vote k)i ill bo br ballot, or
Hiich tlmr nii'thtrl m may bo prescribed
by law tirovidrd thti sourccy of vothiK bo
jirosorvoil.
Approved March 0, A D 1803.
A J:tlf. rncnlnt nil nrnnncJnrr n
amend section two (2) of articlo four
teen (14) of 'tho Constitution of tho
tftato of Nebraska, relutivo to donations
to works of internal improvement and
manufactories.
Bn It rt-solvcd and onnctod by tho Lo;?
Islaturu of tlm htatu of Nebraska :
Bsctlon I Thst (cotlou two (0 of articlo
fourteen flD of the Constitution of tlu
Stato of Nobtaota, bo amended to real us
,roilnva., XT ,. . ,
8 -hi. 2 No city, county, town, pr'clnct,
l",u.I,u'h,?',1V'' or 0,,'Hr sollvlslon ho
"'V' Hh".U c.vtl.r n,.,ko , cluuntloiis any
Works of internal hnprovenmin,. or
"inunctiiry, unlesi a iiftipiHttlon so to
tlo shall linvj been first Hiilnnllted to tho
visions in tho
lifU'ruputo nhall not I'X'-eud
no bonds or ovldcncos of
I, J. A. Pipor, secretary of stato of
the stato of Nebraska, do hereby certify
thfc tho foiegoing proposed amendments
to tlio Constitution of tho Stato of Ne
braskr. are true and correct copies of
tho original enrolled and engrossed
bills, as passed by the Twenty-fourth
session of tho legislature of tho State
of Nebraska, as appears from said
original bills on file in this ofllco, and
that all and each of said proposed
amendments are submitted to tho
qnalitied votors of the Stato of Ne
braska' for tlieir adoption or rejection
nf, thn fmiiiM-nl nlwHnti in l.n l.nl,l
- "v uu
Tuesday, thy Jd day of November, A
'
D., 180(5.
In testimony whereof, I havo horo-J
nnto sot my hand and affixed tlio great
seal of the Stato of Ncbiaska.
ltMl Hill1 P.Hlt. tT Till fiuhliiiui ii ViilllutirtM of
ssor is flucl1 couut'! Provided. fUuhor. Tint any
.,,.,.. kii. or uiiuuiy niuy, uy n inreo'iourtlis
irn i of vot"' hiort'iiso mi- h indolit'-dness five por
cent. Ill luitlltion to sucii tin our cent ni.,1
lndo
Indebtedness so
Dono at Lincoln tins 17th day of
July, in tho year of ourLoid, Ono Thou
sand, Eight Hundred and Ninety-Six,
to of tho Independence of tho United
States tho Ono Hundred and Twenty
First, and of this stato tho Thirtieth.
(Soal.) "J. A. PIPER,
Socrotary of Stato.
Newypapurs in the Campaign.
In the present campaign, newspa
pers will bo the greatest of educators, in
teaching the vwters of the land the
proper Way tojviow tllO political quest
.tionrf of tllO day. The ltepublic, Of bt.
Louis, is without doubt the most able
instructor published on the Democratic
side, ih it explains in almost every is
sue, by editorial or learned articlo why
the mass of the people should vote for
the Uemocatic Presidential candidate.
In addition, it prints all tho news of
tho doings Of both parties and all tho
speeches of statesmen, Tho Republic
is only SO a year, 81.50 for 55 month.
or di -cents a month by mail. Semis
Weekley 'Republic $1 00 a year.
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A SOUND LIVER MAKES A WELL MAN
Are you bilioup, constipated or trou
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A HK I)-HOT CAMPAIGN
Tho pri'si'tit campaign will be the
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war. Thore will not be i day when
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Ihu atiindiirdsbearer of thu grout le
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MAN SAYS.
II. M. Jiloshom. senior member of
II M. Uloseom & Co.. 1517 N.'hlSt.,
6t. Louis writes: I had been leit with
a vury distressing cough, tlio result of
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lieve, until I took Ballani's Ilorehound
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in.-. I tent one bottle to my sister
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