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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

EVIDENCE AocunuLArss that no Baking Pow
der can stand the test of earsiul chemical
analysis like Doolsy's Yeast Powder. Although
subjected 10 the most critical analyxstiou, PC
Ingredients could be found entering into N,
nutritious. This accounts Tor the sntifs and
uniform sstisfaetion given By Doolsy's Yeesl
Powder In the culinary dspartmsni It's tns
cheapest, best and moot reliable Baking Powder
known, and 10 recommended upon It, mertt1
alone. Your grocer keeps Il. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
TELEcRAPhlc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
,.r.o..L TO n, eoLD MI. D.nr NEW,
DoMEsTIo NEWS.

ssrisss Iilness OF Senator Car
psntsr.
CHicAoo, October ga Milwaukee
special says an excitement was created
there yesterday by the report chat Ssna'
ter Matt H. Carpenter was lying at the
psint Of death at Ksnosha. The state
msAt Is that last Saturday night, after
speaking in that town. he wal taken So
riously Ill from the effects Of q scroful'
Gus boil. It was lanced, bat rapidly
grew worse until 1t was thought his i'll
ness would terminate fatally. when Mrs,
Carpenter and his Law partner, N. s.
Murphy. were sent for. They the Sen
ssor much improved. He was
brought to his home in this city to-
night. It is probable he will recover,
but not likely that he will Be able to 60
upon the street again before election
day. .
Ansi-Busisr Fight I'm Massachusetts
Bosrox. October 2s.-A special says
u il reported among anti.Butlsr Repub-
I;..n, IN N. F..., District that thew
will yot. for Tbomp.on. thu Democratic
candidate. and that private organizations
to this end are forming. Tickets will be
~c;reu,.ted nj the canning election beaI.
;no Al. name AZ MI Ronublican candi.
s.,.. s,c.nt T.,bot for Governor. Gas
tom. mama bs;no ,~ub.tituted. By this
m..n. |, IN bslisyed TaIbot's majority
viii be brought down to q fine thing,
,bou,h tbe o,bsr Rspublican State Of.
s..rs will rsa.ivs handsome maiorities.
c.no....
N,w yopx DC, o. -AIb.rt .Jaskson.
.olo,.a has mad. n confassion charging
I.v;s J.rv;. With ,hs murd.r NJ Samuel
7 Jon.. farmer. nj south Oyster bay.
n lima ~ 1s7a. Jar,i. and .Jask.
.on ar. und,r arrest.
n..,.,.,
60. 0.,.h.- 90 To- /. Irr;,.d
g. No., 60 =, M. No;r.,
an,
AZ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
TO cANDIDArn

All snnouncsmsnts Of candidates for once,
during the political campaign, publshed In this
paper. mud b pad Jcr IN adrdso. We accept
Of no contingent arrangement, but treat all
alike. A candidate who cannot, or viii not an
nounee himself properly before the people and
pay his printing bills promptly. 10 not d Cor the
once he seeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

BLus Pours. = LArgs.si.ed. delicious bi
waves, frssh from the ses, can be bad ever
stasd, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Alec oil
kinds OF nsh, spring chicken. porter house
stsaks and everything else ersved By the innei
nan. Hs6rons dinnsr combinations are {
marcel OF F~sstrononie sknl. cell N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
CURE OF INTERNAL N xE

wApswoRIH. New, Aug. 9. ls7s.
II 10 with feelings Of heartfelt Joy that ! to-
tify this for the bcneai OF DR.. II. Price. "a South
O street, Virginia City. ! had been confined to
my bed for two months with Internal Canke!
Of the Mouth and stomach. Ny nicnds had
given mi ny. ! was informed that DR.. Price
eanker on bis nose, 90 ! wrote 10 him. u H.
hardly 10 be believed. bat from the nrst dose Of
medicine I received nom him ! began 10 mend.
] Am now In perfect health, and look ~ well AZ
! ever did. I recommend Dr.. Price 10 every
WIN. RUST. wsdsworth, Ncv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
A CARD.
Care Of Salt Rhsua or Ferty.nvs
Years Standing.

Care ef Salt Rhsum or ferty.nvs
Years Standing.
..N. MILL CfrY. Nev. Aug. 10, 1871.
DH. PaicH-Dear Sir: ! never expected 10 DC
able 10 write you such . letter a. thls.that !
An cured Of the Salt Rheum sfter suffering for
% many years. Pofty.nve years ago u came
out Ia my neck, ears and head, and then on my
whole body. was, I may Say. perfectly raw
with IL. In the Winter my hands broke out
and disabled me from work nearly al Winter.
when I was Q girl there were not many patent
medicines made. and ! had TO depend on such
salyes a. ~neighbors recommended. About
thirty Year, ago patent medicines came In the
market. and I have used everything that has
been advertised % . patent medicine 10 purify
the blsod, IRON that day 10 this. Sometimes !
rot something that partially relieved me. and
What I thought was going TO cure me. but every
thing lost lie strength on me afer . while.
About six months ago I commenced taking
your medicine. I NUT cay ] had faith In II
from The beginning. you were 90 highly recon.
mended by Z great many Of my acqu,intances.
want you 70 publish this IN your city paper.
% that people who are suffering from halt
Rheum may know what will cure them. for ] do
not believe there ever was sueh . case a. nine.
MRS. A. CHASE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

srocxs ur.-Bst Besss ssd she's are down,
therefore u 10 no vosdsr that G. 4. Nolte.
meier, o. .ss n~sts0Ro!issa S yn,. sno !, sS n
i.S sreh 4 rushise bushes. He las jast ~
tnsned nom San fn.eisco with . lngs stock
OF The istest styiss and best quality Of ecots
ana shoes, which he y sslhag cheaper than
even. just waik up 10 No. 100 South Q street.
and examine his nee goods- IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

Tn osslr Nf,pscas ssscsss 81 m lss.
Leading d~rusgists Who have been In the essi'
ness for half . lifetime. ststs that thsy have
never known Q medicine 10 sulist the entire
and univsrssl confidence Of the pubic = nap
IDLY a. lIals's Honey Of Horshound and TAI.
Although it has only ben . fsw year. IN uee. "
has ALREADY taken prscsdencs Of all other medi'
cines advertised e remedies for coughs, oo!ds
and iDcipisnt consumption. and tte annual ~
class Of preparations. Pixies Toothachs Drops
cure In one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

Last Evening.
Is s:5ass ! *, "a. Il. ,.x. 1t. 10, ,,x.
lsX, 10, IGN
$50 Eur, Ia Con. isX. n
Is Phoebe, ~, 81
.soo Belmont. ". SsS,
$50 Monitor Belmont. AZ
100 Rye Patch. ~. 3T
Is ri Dorado south.a
200 n Dorado North, IN
t0o Nsrth Belmont. loc
40 Charol Mn. iax BIO. u BIO. i3X. Il
500 Caiis,oga. ie.. los, II b0
~ Golden Chariot, 2s,as
80 Ida kimere, ~
100 Knapirs. udahsl,t
$50 Mint, 25c
80 Indus. a.ax
100 kossuth, ~, a.
50 ssg. Rock leland, N
DO Original Gold Nh, AZ
AS Andes. ~
20 Leo. N
GO Ovsrman. 20, Il. GOV, 70
1870 Ophir, IS. s5k. Nk
as Con-. virginia, III. ITO b, III. Ito, ITO 81
ss crown Faint, aS, ssx. ssx BIO. %.
70 savage. Tf.N
$40 Bslchsr, al. sax 80. cay
<aO caiiorniA, co, 50, ssk. csx. 80
so Best { ssies.r. IS. 'ss0. 81 SAY, ax
" North Utah, ~
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500 0phir. So, SIN. sIk. syk. SsS sio
1870 Gould q Curry. soA. ~, 81 eSI. Jok
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40 Crown Point. 50, 50 b
tiO Yellow Jacket, ic3, ioi, los ID, iooS
o1O Imperial, liz, nk. iiS, iik b
80 Empire Mil. 10. ioS, iok
40 ksntusk. iss<. Ism. isk b. isS
100 bsisasr. q, eas. @, Gs. CO bso. as
$50 Confidence. 7lS. atk.
1900 Con. .virgisia, ITO. iVeS, ic. 100 20, losx
ios. los bio
1910 sisrr. Nevada. 81 bso, AZ ~
10 Dancy. IN
IA, ovsInan, q. NY. II, n b,o, nv bio, u
40 Justice. ~. 20. s0k
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as julia, ~. 6s.5
19s Caledonia, AN, a, ~, 3ik
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S0 Globe. IN
30 BAitimors. ~. o.
50 Bailion. 10. iSk
$40 CALIFORNIA;, 80, 60, 59k
sss silver liiii. sk. SKIS
l05 Eclipse, 81. 81
els Dayton. q. o.. 6k
so Rock Island. ~. ~, a.ii,ex
90 Darlanslles. I'm
CSC New York. ~. AZ. ~. 7k,3
$50 ssnaior. II. N bSo
$50 Phil Sheridan. Soc
go American Fiat, W, ~, Ok, o.
$50 Union CON. n. AN. gis.a a
ISIS weodville, 9s.2A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

WIZ YsAsr Powpm SHOULD n UsrS.-
Because It 10 much more eonvsnisnt than
more nu,ritioss food, and never isils Of sueeess.
This Il particularly applicable 70 Dooley,s Yeast
Powder, - each package mot only eostains ne
full weight ~ Represented, bat the eonteats are
perfectly nee nom any injurious suosunees.
that are healthy and nourtrhing, and The broad
prepared with II 10 such - can b eatsn with
lmpunity BY the most sensitive invaiids. fof
sale By grocers everywhere. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
NOTICE.

Until yuKTHER NorIoE 70 GIVEN
" III psposs srs hereby potiasd that B. n.
osfiek adj. !. esvysr, ss tAs osiy sathos-
~ ssscS ( e Coy ;l1 ~ q: n. s% 900, s.%: q & q nv 2;
~ - ~ ocia n !. - N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
A CARD.
Care Of wor.. Case Of Rheumatism.

On. Pnics-Dear Sir: suffered from Rheu'
mstIsm during last Winter more than pen ear
writs. Was bedridden al Winter. suffering
shuddsr 10 think OF my pains at evey chaugs
Of weather. I had likewise o humor settled ir
ny len eye. Icould not open II an Winter. ]
trfed ali physicians. all ointments, hot drops
ana sweating medicines to be got. without any
bensdt whatever. A happy day u was for me
your treatment. began 70 mend rapidly.
gained eleven pounds In fourteen days. an
now q we'll - ever. and sincerely recommend
your treatment 70 any ono troubled with Rheu.
mstipn. .
Ysur truly, JOSEPH KwkLL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
TO YOUTHS MI 3

Ths only perfect cure. permanent and rella'
BILE, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous. Debility,
Impotence. etc., worth ti,Ooo to the nnfor.
tunate. No quackery or deception. The fullest
guarantee given. All business strictly conn.
DENTAL. Those who cannot call In person
should write their case fully-agr. married or
single, cause, symptoms, duration OF Illness,
etc, and inelose IS for fee and nrst medicine.
r. PRICE, N. Dr.
virsinia City, Nevada.
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CARD.

DR. r. PRICE, q sou.h c street. Virginia
City. has cared me entirely nom . ong-st.ndln
ttsd Y yain for yssfs tho most prominsns
fdcs. Il ny duty 70 pss,ish tAis fsei. recon-.
nsndias Dr. fres 70 u persons suffering nom
stmsar afsctions. u,,c
vi-iaiA, october "a, isn. s.isid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

MORTALITY PREvKxrzD.-It would b. . med
crate estimate 10 place the number OF cases In
which consumption 10 prevented By the timely
ten thousand per snnum. No cough, cod:
of the organs OF respiration can ever dsgenerate
into q mortal disease u this palatable and aoso.
lutely infAllible specific ~ taken In time and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28

Fon the very sstPnotogrsphs, 70 TO Bndhy
"A ASCEND IN ThE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Fnneises.
orLIrrr's Baking Powder never hlis TO
please. Il IL pure, and never d~isappoints me
cook.
0uLxrr's Double Fiavoring Extracts arc the
~, In ,.a and sold a~vsrvNhefe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
0oLDIER8'
WAR CLAIM AGENCY,
no. 81 MONTGOMERY BLOCK.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

VIZ m. AIKEN, ArToRNIY-Ar-LAw
w and Commander Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic In California and Nevada. will
rive prompt attention. 10 the eollsetien Of Ad.
ditional Travel Pa, now due California and
Nsv.ds Volunteers dieehpreed more than three
hundred milos from home. Soldiers can de.
pend on fair deiing Information given nee OF
charge. when writing inelose stamp for n.
ply and stats company. and regiment and
whether you have sdiSehsrEe. Congrsss has
extended the time for ding claims for add.
uonal Bounty undsr Act Of July 9, ieos. 70 Jan
uay. .isls, 20 al such eisims must BE- made Be.
fore that time. ORIGINAL bounty OF 500 has
been allowed all Volunteers who enlisted BE-
fore July -, 1851, for three years, ~ not paid.
the sane when discharged. Land Warrants
can b chained for services rendered before
ieso, bat not for services In the late wsr. Fen:
slons for late war and war Of 1913 obtsined and
increased when allowed for less than disability
warrants. bat n pensions are allowed e nexi.
can and Florida war soldiers.. State OF Texas
has granted pensions 70 surviving vstsrns OF
Texas Revolution. New Orleans and Mobile
Prize Money Il now due and being paid. W.
n. Aiken also attends 70 Ceneral Z and Col.
eetion Business. jy1f COW 6m
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andsse.
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Conhsses

NEW YoRx. Oct. 2s.-Albsrt Jackson,
colorsd. has made a confession charging
Lewis Jarvis with the murder Of Samuel
J. Jones, . farmer, at South Oyster bay,
L. l.. June 1G, 1873. Jarvis and Jack
SON are under arrest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-28
TO II LADIES.
q N AND BR HEALED

II matters not what your trouble may be-
CON and let the Doctor examine your cssc. IL
viii cost you nothing for consultation. 90 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. if he can cure you he
win tell ron so; n not. he viii cay 80. Tor he
viii not undertake q cure unless he 10 confident
of Al, cling 0 cure.
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The sumner Legacy.


Dawes, of Massachusetts, the leader of
the Republican party in the United States,
has given the word of command, and he
intends TO enforce obedience on the part of
the small fry Republican members Of Con-
gress. He says, ''the Civil Rights Bill is
the legacy which the immortal Sumner
left to the people of this country, and it is
their solemn and sacred duty to see that
it becomes the law Of this land and the
first duty Of Congress upon reassembling
win be 70 pass it" Are the honest Re-
pubHeans and Democrats Of Maryland
ready for this2 II not, let them record
their dissent in tones Of thunder on Tues
day, the 3rd Of November.
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Attempt at Intimidation in Maryland |
JOHN 7. ENSOR INVOKING
FEDERAL AIDll
DEMOCRATS OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
RESENT THE INDIGNITY!
ANDRoLL UP A CRUSHING
j MAJORITY!l
Democratic Meeting at GovanstOwn,
Baltimore County. y
Prom he baltimore Gazette Of Weeircsday

From the baltimore Gazette Of Wednesday,.
A large and enthusiastic meetingof the
Democratic Conservative voters of Balti-
more county was held last nightat Ulery 5
Hotel, Govanslown, Mr.. Cumberland Du-
gan presided, with Colonel Charles IL.
Mann, Mr.. Henry r. Wilson, and Colonel
Eli q. Ulery as Vice Presidents; Philip
Moore and J. Edward Ward Secretaries
Mr.. Charles b. Roberts the nominee for
Congress in the Second Congressional Dis
trict, was the first speaker introduced
He was received with cheers and applause
and said that he did not intend TO claim
the attention of his audience for more
than few moments as there were other
gentlemen present who had kindly consen-
ted to relieve him, and he desired that
they should be heard. But, said Mr..
Roberts, he felt il due to the Democracy
Of Baltimore county, as he felt il due to
himself, to make known to those present
that deep laid scheme for the purpose of
intimidating sin the precincts adjacent
to the citg has been framed by his oppo-
nent and his partisans, and unless the
citizens of Baltimore county would nerve
themselves to the faithful performance Of
their duties, let como what may they
would find themselves confronted on the
Sd Of November next with Federal Super
visors of Election or Deputy United States
marshals, whose presence would be for no
other purpose than that of intimidation.
Mr.. Roberts then said that he was reliably
informed that Mr. Ensor had made writ
ten application to Marshal Goldsborough
for the appointment of United States Dep
uties to attend on the day of election at
the voting precincts adjacent to the city,
as he was apprehensive of fraud andsvio-
lence being committed Mr. Roberts
warned his hearers that such course, if
followed by the United States Marshal,
would be in violation Of all law and done
with none other than sinister purpose.
Mr.. Roberts appealed to all to permit no
intimidation to prevent them from the
faithful discharge Of the duty which every
citizen owes to his principles and his
country, and closing his remarks was
warmly applanded.
Colonel w. z. Preston followed, in his
usual able and effective manner, and spoke
in terms of the highest commentator of
the character of Mr.. Roberts, and said he
gave his most hearty endorsement to his
nomination. Colonel Preston was sue
ceeded by Messrs. Fetter S. Hoblitxell,
John NJ. Carter, Alfred j. Carr, j. Fred
Q. Talbot, Q, Bohn Slingluf, II. Tillard
Smith and Charles J, Griffith; all of whom
reviewed the issues of the campaign, and
urged all to do their duty at this hour.
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Business Locals.
w1LpMAN COMEDY TROUPE.

WlLDMAN COMEDY TROUPE.
The Martinsburg, Va. Spectator says -
King Street Hall was well filled last even
ing, by large and appreciated audience to
enjoy the splendid entertainment afforded by
the Wildman Comedy Troupe. All who at.
tended on Monday night returned with their
friends last night, and the probability ia that
aE this is the last evening, there will be an
unusual crowd. The French Republic"
whilst Astounding in much that was amusing
was full of good practical sentiment from
which We have no doubt many who attended
learned many good lessons. The new sensa.
tional drama OF Cuba, was admirably rem
dered and interpreted by many songs, BY the
fayorite warbler Of melody, Miss Clara Wild
man. beautiful Isle and "Sweet Spirit
Hear My Prayer, perfect jems Of sentiment
drew rapturons and renewed applause. We
have seen Yankee Robinson and John T..
Owens in their flvorite Yankee characters,
aud We must say that Mr. Wildman in his
delineation Of the mythical Jonathan, had no
cause to blush for his part in their presence.
The large crowd Of ladies present evidently
enjoyed the evenings entertainment. To.
night, which will be their last appearance for
the present. they offer the splendid society
comedy written by John Bingham, entitled
"Our Irish Cousin
Will exhibit ut Odd Fellows Hall, on Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings, OF
next week, with an entire change Of pro.
gramme each night. Reserved Seats sold at
the Post-oilice.
a large stock Of low priced goods for Men
and Boys ware, at II. l.. Norris.
Just received another cheap lot Of Boots
and Shoes from manufacturer, and prices
guaranteed at Lawyer & Reayers.
j. Frank Brinkerhoff will remove his Hat,
Shoe and Clothing Store from the First Ma.
tional Bank Building to orndorn7s large new
building, West Of Railroad, on or about First
OF December, 1874. II
Another lot of pure Mohair and Black Al.
pacas, lower than ever at IL. l., Norris.
Do you want nice Hat or Cap CHEAP. II
so, call at Lawyer 4 Reaver's.
Go to Sehenthal's for your Ready. Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. II
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has been be-
fore the public for years, and is pronounced
by thousands superior TO all other articles for
the cure OF coughs, colds, influenza and all
pulmonary complaints.
Boots Boots Ladies' Shoes. &c. good
fashionable goods ut prices to suit the times.
Lawyer 4 Reayer.
PLAIN QUESTIONS FoR ISYAIIDs. Shave the
routine medicines Of the profession done YOU
no good? Are you discouraged and misera.
pier II so, test the properties of the new
vegetable Specific, DR.. J. Walkers Cali
iornia Vinegar Bitters, already famous as the
hnest invigorant, corrosive and Alternative
that has ever seen the light. Dyspepties and
persons Of bilious habit should keep il within
reach, If they value health and ease.
TO THE PEOPL. OF CARROLL COUNTY.
Selling fine lot Of Ready. Made Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods, at Schenthal Z
opposite the Western Md. Railroad Depot. Il
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CoLoRKD GANDIDArE FoR CoNaREss.

CoLoRED CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-.
Fired. Douglas Club" of Allegany CO.
has requested james II. Montgomery, a
colored man, to be an independent candi-
date for Congress in the sixth district of
Maryland, and he has consented. The
correspondence, as published in the Cum
berlaud Times, alleges dissatisfaction of
the colored voters at the opposition to the
civil rights bill by Mr.. Lowndes, the Re
publican nominee; that he is not thoroughly
Republican, and that if he should be
elected he could urge in Congress the fact
that he was openly opposed to the civil
rights bill, and was supported by colored
voters in spite of that opposition, as sig
ni6cant proof that the colored people do
not desire the passage Of the bill. The
Times says Of the new candidate that che
is above the average in education and in
telligence, and man of quiet and unob-
trusive manners"
The Frederick E:ramiaer, Republican,
calls Montgomery civilian" and says ga
coat of tar and feathers might be service
able" Isn't the Examiner afraid of but
ting its head against the enforcement
Act? 1t would look well If Montgomery
were to cite its publisher before a U. s.
District Court on TIE charge of intimida-
tion
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Get Out the Vote.


Democrats, we again earnestly urge you
to get out the voters on Election day.
The time is short before that day arrives,
but employ every available hour to 60
through your respective districts, see the
voters, talk with them, and urge every
man 70 be at the polls on Tuesday next.
Remember, that you may be fighting the
battle Of the next Presidency. If the
election should be thrown into the House
it would be important to have majority
Of that body. And whether it should or
not, It Is important to the Democrats to
have an honest count Of the electoral vote
for President aud Vice President Let
every Democratic vote be polled on Tues
day next.