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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19
TAKES I TAKE.S l.

NT0TIGE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI,
IN Tax Payers Of the Parrish Of Calcasieu
that the Tax Rolls for the year 1886 have been
He'd in The Office OF the Recorder 81 Mort-
cages, and a copy Of said rolls has been Ia
liYered and Is On file Ia my office, az reuuIFesl
1y lasF, and that the taxes for the sear 1875
ore neW due
lhey are further notifed that aaid taxes
VII become delinquent on the inst aay al
Jshn&rYi le3b, and will draw interest from
that date at The rate Of three Der cent per6
noalh on personal property, aud one psr
cent per month on real estate partfas ~. ~,
ha1es en- peEsonal properly must come fof-
ware and pay said taxes itn1nediHielY Z. ~ aid
secs Nj hfeslae delinquent on lie first dayi
n October 1855 after Which date notices N
ase.ae, 80 required ~ law, AZ cost " ta W
1hese sFiahipg 70 avoid costs Of aid no-
tees, ete,, Wit DO wen 10 make prompt nav.
eAs1t. ID Il hAiD,
Eafish, Ia
Aaka Charles ie, Sept 8. 1886.
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We are never thoroughly under
stood by any one, not even by our
selves, flor we frequently know onF-
selves least, we always imagine we
are at least some better than we really
are, and Others that we are a little
worse, or sometimes better, than we
really are. One who is III circum-
stanced wonid be an entirely di#Frrsat
being under better circumstances and
Influences, We Seldom faliy consider
the incidents relating 10 case
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

We hear something said Of temper
IN men. F., Oh your IsRn without il,
ii Is bis Saasr Eirs taat makes the man,
without il he is not of naMeA worth 20
general hnmAnity: nov This is not to
SAY thai 3 man shOnid exercise high
temper and worry and find faRIt with
every little incident that seems not to
sUit has fancy. On, no. Intelligent
men always, OF at least endeaEOr to,
control their temper, There is what
might be called 3 temper Of sensitive
ness, and also a very silly and absurd
one, the former is referred to in this
case. Watch yonr temper, it is a
thief that robs you of alIreason. This
is applicable to both sexes.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

We should not deal hsrsbly with
the Young, for Young person in life
is like unto an apprentice about to
learn a trade, it is yet before them.
We cannot blame them for what they
know not, but should aid them all We
can. Who are the old, but young
with wrinkled brow?
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

By force Of circumstances our dis
positions may for time become
wrecked, or seem as it were, to be de-
stroyed, but when such circumstances
vanish we are again ourselves with
our little experience deeply imprinted
in our minds.
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f9N1 lRElE forbid any persen 81 per.
= sons zspm limiting .s5r sllootIBr h 81
pass1Ee, breaking my fence OF eateFiag (.
anR etler place than the regular sssaAss "a
MARS ANY person caught respassiIif m fbr
Asega nlanRer, vii be dealt Ni.h .aeeor.iinr
u iaN Aba 4 would respectfully cal ~
w w n laon u any such to Articles 1al ans
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

AseeaeeE AFemtzaezsa Sar CasazsHas.
That the reader raay fully understand
WHIST constitutes good Cough and
lsnng AYup, We wiE say that Tar and
villa Cherry " Tie basis ~ The best
remedies sci discovered These inozs-
sileats wifE aayaral okasSB equally a.
eslieaei8ns, enter taEgeiy into Or. Be.
an1ko'e 1le9gh AID lsnag Eyrnp, thus
ulakiag h pne M the t1nsl r6iia1le nav
qn tiis market Fiidelg cents and 81
aa0pies free. Sod by Nn. Meyer
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

Much has been said and written
upon the philosophy Of life, but few
Of rs even al this day are sensitive Of.
It's intrinsic worth.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19
Al Valuable Tract

,YaaES FINE TIN ia ND r. ON SALE,
~ situated near EdreslY eteti0n, II This
rafish, o1d described As fcIl1tEz- The s =
Of RI ~ Section &, n IuNnibi Il y,
RDEssh ~ range a%eafl cEutaANinE NA SfAo
aeras For f1rtlief psffie4lafs se7lFf0
8. W. HHEaN.
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We can Rcvrr appreciate things
until W.; liaY'. them hoi; this well fits
home---fathrf, iaollier--ald the rccol-
leciioas If past aud brighter days.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

Misadventure and adversely arc the
best life lessons for conoeited and too
confident youth.
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VIII HAsKElI, sH. p. !. LRyIEssToK
HASKELL - I, o NGST0N.
Contractors,
Carpenters and AsuiAders.
LAKE CHARLES. La.
I4AKE oHARLEs. "a.

NV n e0LIgIT public patronage upon our
fs merits as mechanics alone. Haviac
been reared u this imInsdiate section, We AZ
not deem ~ neceasary 10 elite referennsss
further than to request new corners n, esl,.,-
suit older citizens As to 0nr auallleatians
ana fesp oaslbility. lapr q. ii.
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Special Notice,

IT WOULD RESRECTFUIIH CALL lAs
j. attention Of my friends and nelglAEia
this parish to the patr0nization Of D. E
FLYNN. Having recently been nnasI &
treatment for an affection q tht ea|ls
spine, approximating close to death, slsls
under dispensatiOn OF Supreme poFa
his skiilful exertions, Twas again aAlels
health. Also, my Bon-in-lagi who beg g
for o long time prostrated VIII isl
rising on his groin and consanpliys q
mot able to work, but hourly expecting asls
has been, through bis instznmeniiiaI
stored to health, and can nov slisaa Z q
support OF his family by bis daily lilei;
In testimony of the above laeis llls
recommend him to the notice OF alSh' 2
be similarly affected. - ,yuax
noy-l-to mar-1st.l CSC. CllElge. i
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

lndecision of character and lack of
resolution is like unto rudaerless
vessel at sea.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

u X Chill Cure 20 fail IN single instance
l have used 1t In my family With delightful
results and can eheennlly recommend It 20
any one annoyed with malaria IA any form
especially chill and fever, malatial and inter
mittent fevers. {. w. CRAWFORD,
Houston, Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

First draw your line, toe the mark
and then try yonr best to live mp to it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

We should live for ourselves, for
those we love, and those who love us.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

LAKE CHARLES, La, Aug. II, 1883.
H. d. Conkiiss d Co., H0atStoss-Pl Please send
me two dozen X L Chill Cure 1t Is the best
medicine have ever handled Everybody
Is pleased with it. WM MEYER.
OCT. 16, 1SS3.-Plesse send me three dozen
/ X i Chill Cure. 1t beats anything in the
chill cure line. i guarantee every bottle and
none has been returned WM. MEYER.
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sapt. I.oalazIIls :. Na.l.sIIIs &. ]

lC0pyl New Orieane, June 2, 1875.
lest. such as heavy beaglnRR aud slSO CYLINDER
and valves, sBd Cad It 10 give entire Aatisfae-
lion Very respectfully,
signed: u n. BROWN
Eaeiaeer Harris C0riiss Engsne, Mes Or
leans Exposltion.
Aad many OthrEs. NeT. flasm.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

I have used XII Chill Care in my family
for the last ten years, and have never known
It 10 fan. One bottle relieved every case OF
ehills or fever that have tried it on. 1 cheer
fully recommend 1t to all persons living in
malarial country. j. NJ. HICKS,
Montgomery County, Texas
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

give guarantee Y L Chill Cure 10 cure
chills and fever, Rgue malarial and billions
fsvers, and refund the money, Saoslia q fail,
If taken according 70 directions. Price, one
dollar NJ d. C0NKLIN & Co,
septic 'S572m.I Houston, Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19
CONTAGIOUS
Diseases are Prevalent all over the
World.

Diseases are Prevalent all over the
World.
lam native of England, and while was
in that country / contracted terrible blood
poison, and for two years was under treat
ment IS an outdoor patient at Nottingham
Hospital, England. but was not cured.
suffered the most agonizing pains IN my
bones, and was covered with sores all over
my body and limbs. ! had vertigo and deaf
ness with partial loss of sight, severe pains
in my head and eyes, etc, which nearly ran
me crazy. ! lost all hope in that country
and sailed for America, and was treated AZ
Roosevelt In this city, rs web as by prom
inent physician in New York having no con-
nection with the hospitals.
saw the advertisement of Swift's Specific,
and / determined TO give it trial as a last
resort. j had given mp all hope Of being
cured, as had gone through the hands Of
the best medical men IN Nottingham and
New York. ! took SIX bottles OF s. s. s. and
can say with great joy that they have cured
me entirely. an as sound and well as
ever Was in my life.
xruEr TaErnnn
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

iOfliee Of Louisville a Nashville n. n. Go, "A
fCePy. New Orleans, July ~, 1895.
A. "a. Martinez, ESQ, Glty:
Dear 6sgs--I his IL 10 certify we made q Seat
OF your lnbrieRtiRg oil on The New Orleans
ard Mobile coach No. IA, and that the car
made 3&0S miles with one giIlng.
Respectfully,
o. N. DUNN,
Stunt Louisville 4 Nashville RI
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All Orders should be addressed 10
A. A. MAlRTLNEZ.
10 Magazine ST.,

New Orleans, Louisiana
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19
TRUTH.

Why be we not just what we are
Man Il 70 man apart too far
All this is but q gsndy screen,
Alas we are mot Mhat we seem.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19
SYDVES A SPllAN|
JOSEPH EOLI
Tin Shop
RYAN STREET. LAKE QH

NToU CAN GET Stow r 5'sl', 4
pipe Elbows, Tin Ware Z, Xxx N
sering. repairing Of tlAwe.sse. Wy W aIli6l
repaired Il necessary. Az ns an. +
on the shortasl NOTES A. ~ AZ ~
RYAN street, thrae squares ~
Look Tor HE Sign Of q blg 'lsss
|rrx aus.n sad - ass's
TH0s. RI.EIERE4Mii, u.sz,i1llt
Parish Surveyor
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y York City. dme l2th, lSS
BLOOD

BLOOD
l. Eha lie. and he Is wise who remembers it.
But II March Of last year tISS4), / contracted
hood poison, and being IN Savannah, Ga, st
the time, went into the hospital there for
treatment, ] suffered very much from rheu-
mEtizm n the same time. ] did not get well
undeT the treatment there, nor was / cured
by any of the usual means. 1haFe now taken
seven bottles of Swift's Specific and am sound
and well 1t drove the poison out through
boiis on the skin. DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City, n. J., Aug. :, 1856.
Two years ago I contracted blood poison.
Alter taking prescriptions from the best ply
sicians here and al Dallas, ! concluded TO
visit Hot Springs, and on reaching Texar-
kama q doctor recommended me to try Swift's
Specific, assuring me that it would benefit
me more than hot Springs. Although the
POISON
had produced great holes in my back and
chest, and had removed all the hair of my
head, yet l began TO improve in a weeks
time, and the sores began to heal, and were
entirely gone inside of eight weeks
WILL JONES, Porter Union Pass. Depot.
Cisco, Texas, July Is, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
N. Y. l57 W. sd St. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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REFERRNGnss.

Once OF Planters Sugar Refining Go a
ICopy.] New Orleans, June Birth, 1885
a. a. Martinez, ERq.:
Dear Sir: The ssMartinez LubricatOri, fur
nished by you at the Planters Sugar Refinery
for trial upon its merits, has been thoroughly
tested by us, and am glad 10 say has proven
satisfactory. Am perfectly satisfied with the
results and shall continue 10 use 1t. Wishing
you success, i am Yours truly,
Signed: CYRUS T. RAYNE,
supt. Planters Sugar Refining Co.
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T WOULD RESPECTFULLY .lI WI
Il citizens Of Lake Charles s eal ~ " 4.
/ have opened a FaFnitaFe sla. tx 4 AZ
stated, and viii be pleased 70 fs1 f.ssl,it
Of their patronage. i-zzi'''l'ss
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General Offices at New Orleans,
Louisiana. oct 10, 'S5, 6 mo.
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Il Pract
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Protest
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New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
TIE pRooKLYN MAYORALTY.

Confidence Is GENERAL CA1LlNs ABILITY ~
wIN-rALK or 4 COMPROMISE.
The political situation in regard 10 tnc
MayoraIty was the nll-engrossing slJect IN rooNSi
vcsterdav The Republicans who advocated tue loht
nnon of General Catlin confident thaI nc "'' Oo
elected Their feeling was voiced 10y william IT, i|"S
craft chairman Of the Republican Campaign Com"'t'eo'
vino said "General CatIin will make thorough can
vass of the city. speaking tonight In the
Ward The outlook for his election Is hrSt Ih'e ",
lieye he stands better chance OF election VIII"
Woodward in the field than without.
pI,,,. Pc ,yho WAS the citizens candidate for
MAYOR four years ago and withdrew IN favor oi mayor
Low when General Tracy withdrew as the hop"o,io"n
nominee said II the old rims gots contro' III
by reason OF this compicatsn the name OF thS cry
hcco,ne nc ward ana kissing. Tho way to soVe tho
dlncriIty is for General Catlln to withdraw
The position of the Young Republican Oinp was hi"oa
discussed on the one hand II was sla thA' ,sou ''
tude last year it could not fail TO support baino Nv.
publican for Mayor, and on tho other thae u ooua ~
mot support General woodword because too 'iu'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
vR C0oy rALKS ABoUr ms REMOVAL.

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Cha les f..
Coon who 1t Is reported. has been requested to resi-
his pnce hy secretary Manning, seen at the liiti
Avenue Hotel last evening by TRIBUNE reporter who
asked.
"Is the report concerning Secretary Manning's re-
quest uGcF
Il notce In the papers that M Manning refuses TO
talk upon this subject hut do not know why be- should
| do no see any reason for secrecy On last Tuesday,
before lett Washington MIR. Manning to and
rcnues sicd tnat hand my resignation. as-cntrd,
aud iu that mteTN Icw verbaAy resigned my OF ,c.
I'pou reaching N,Nl Ork wrote out my formal rcrl ma
o addressed the President, this place Il one To
which ne appoints, and mailed IL to him. No, to re-
uucSt not -urpIlsc bccdurc IL mas Dtcu III q
measure anticipated ~
Was aIy cause assigned for your rcmovalf
In m Ton with Mr.. Manning asked linn
il nero was any fault to bc found WITH the manner N
everything was perfectly satisfactory 10 him, and thd
there was not the slightest complaint 10 lie made
against personally or unchili lie repeated
several lines that there were IearOns for HE action
"A political entirely, and ala net question hlm
lurther this explanation was tatrfactorY 10 me.
have not the heart TO nnd any i'ult with Mr. Manning
for hi- action. am Republican, war ~ the WAY, was
It'd place wanted ana that settled n. My
rel atoms pcrs .nay with Mr.. Manning have been
pie san every way and we parted friends, though Of
different political opinions
wAsnNGrox, Oc 23-secrctary Manning refuses to
say anything regard to the report that Assistant
Secretary has been informed that his resignation
will be accepted in few days He mtimatcS that all
information that subject must from Nj Coon.
The report finds general crcdcuce In the Treasury De-
plrtiuent, and IT rumOrcd this afternoon that
NJ. NOlman~, or NewYork. Chief Clerk the
Treasury, had been selected Mr. tOOls successor,
MI loumans, however, dcncd the report.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

|
CAnhARTTnn Ak IN Thursday. October % Morbah H., wife Of
Relatives and trends arc invite to attend tae funeral ser
26th INST. at II a.. =" N'A'-'' '"'
CHAMPEEY-In Brooklyn wednesday evening. 2Ist lnss
services at his aty redence m s cst xxx yea 81 h age s
aud 6th ayes, saturday. 2:3O D.. ~ ~
DEMING-on wednesday; october d. Emma Louisa widow
Funeral from her late residence llS LexIngtOn-ave.
E LsMoRE-At Vineland, y. j.. Thursday October o.
John NJ E,smore. Of this city formerly OF Liverpool
Funeral services the nous, or tathornaw Dr. f. u
Inferment private.
l.. L. October 22 1885, Morris Frank in AGED years
Funeral services at St Georges Church sunday October 25
Train leaves Long Island City 1885 and 2;sjp M
TIursdsy 0cio5er - Floran Gordon' cashier Of the
Mdde,e1 County Bank, andyoungest OF the late Adam
Fnncrs services cadence, Perth mboy on
Trains leave foot Of Liberty or cortaadt sts at Ppm.
HEBARD-on Tuesday. Oetoher 90 1885, at North East
Henry HsPar6 e. I IN hs S9th earof bis age
HoDGEs-At FOxlo,o. Mass. Thursday. October %. Of
Bgar' q disease sea d SeT dr 2rqesa s AeTt O.
aged II years.
MAcNARTIY At Mo2trcaI, Canada 23d inst Linda,
e @ 5 Hgr SP 1872 Rom'on
Adam Keefer in the I4th year Of her age.
yitss aiS Fssids9sS SO East li5ta.st. So
ave. on saturday. 24tn INST, 9t D. M
SHAW lon the l4th inst Monterey California Henry
W. shaw. Josh Billings"
Funeral saturday morning next az the family
burial place, Lane sb0ro Massachusetts.
Poughkeepsi and Pitsued papers please copy
SThArTON-At his residence in Brooklyn. Thursday
october o. Charles B. s0th year age
Funeral pllyatc-
suddenly being thrown from his horse
pect Park Brooklyn Thursday. october o. Neyn j. Qun
Relative, and friends respectfully invited TO attend the
fncra services from s lae residence SO south Oxfoc.
ST. BroOklyn, on sunday, 18th INST, at o'clock D.
WRIGHT-October % 1885. sarah wdog OF the late Will
| tan Wright. IN IN, 9Th year Oi her age
Funeral sunday evening 18th at o'clock al the
residence her sOu!nGw George d. Winter, 4O3 ives.
lJth.sL
InIenuent Monday in Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

zens' League nominated is candidate with.
out waiting to see what tho Republicans were
going to do and broke faith and violated of its
own cardinal principles.
Advocates OF q compromise urged the withdrawal OF
both General Catin and General Woodward and the
choice OF new man. The names of Mayor Low, Judge
toned 1t said that Mayor Lows announcement of
his vote for Mr. Blaine of his purpose for Mr.
Davenport would make him the most available com
promise candidate. General Catlln said he willing
to withdraw II Mr.. Baird made a compromise candi-
date Tax Collector Tanner was said to be opposed to
General Catlln from the fact that he spoke at the ct
zens meeting on Thursday night. He said yesterday
that while he favored compromise candidate he would
The unfounded :umors that the candidates OF the Re-
publican County Convention would decline TO run were
set at rest by their acceptance yesterday.
ID. ID. whitney, the Democratic candidate Tor Mayor,
made public his letter Of acceptance Hc gives quasi
approval Of Ctv Service reform. but qualities II by
Obecting the present form OF examination Tor post
tons. He elaborates the platform OF the Demo
TTs onG G G6no SSnyen9on a sne, & a he od
extreme views the liquor question and has been con-
nected with organization designed to crcumscrOe
the rights OF liquor dealers and also that IN accepting
this candidacy he became pledged man or set OF
men for his future course. Notwi1 hstandlng al MT
Whitney says HE letter. he presided at recent Prohi
btion meeting in the Sands Street Methodist Episcopal
Cnurc, ana signed petition against the licensing oI he
dram-sbop OF eXAderman Dwyer.
The first meeting addressed by General Catlin was
held last night IN Turn Hail. in the sixteenth Ward ana
ne ey0kSS great ep5husas% 1s TSS ssG
Ond Horace Graves.
Tho liquor dealers of the Seventeenth Ward held an
executive meeting In Union Hail. Greenpoint yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of comforting ne to
dates the dealers should support in the coming election
and which OF them rot IN favor OF entire prohDtOn
The meeting presided over by Martin madigan and
several actresses made. IL finally resolved tha
the delegates OF its association in each ward should con
fer with the candidate for Senator and Assembly and
get their views on theiquor question while the delegates
candidates for Mayor got their opinion, and report
at the next meeting
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
GOOD OUTLOOK N TIIE srATE.

MIR pANENPORTS IMPEFs,lONS-fNYoEhBIE I.E-
PORTS.
The morning express from Roche. c.trr on the Sew
York Central Railroad. arriving here at II O'clock
brought G0vcrnor-cect Foraker and Mr. Davenport 10
this city They were met at the depot by 'harm'h
Cole and Ilnckctt Of tho state Committee ana com
u,,rcs Of the Union League club, and driven at once
to the Gil-cy IoIsc. whore apartments had be'h Se
cured for them Both were the rcci icntS ol hosts oi
caller. through the day. Mr Davenport expressed II"
TnIprXr reporter Ms % iuton that the progress OF
thc York state was wholly satisfactory 70
Republicans.
81 Statc Ieadpuarter- the thronG Of visitors was one
of the otrc.t that has been known since the opening
of the canvass. The list Of calcrs on the state ''n
Inittcc and on Mr. Davenport and judge FornNcr
included Senators Eyarts and Miller. eA -'oh7uI yen
crll Merritt General j. u. Carr stare senator h"u
sino IryIng Burns. ionkors; Gcheth Jhh''N ~
- licituc Major w H. Kis-clbuIg. 0i Troy 'orh'u"5
\ hl., Colonel C. W. Mouon. oi Ohoi h9lroHu
Commissioner John w. OD"nnrll J schuyler 'r"apJ'
Motl,n Chance State senator Low, cN-C"ngrcS'ihah
James = Smart Ex-Governor Cornell. ana "ener"l D.
W. Hustled. -.... ca,,, o.,,o,,o
County The prospects here are 'Ncrl'h' a. my a.
clgcwLcrc in the state Republicans are picn7eG Win
the ticket and without exception 40 lar az c. le"tn,
will vote for it, hayo only ono fear ana mar Ia the
,n..iIity of ovcr-c,utdcncc car County Committee
are working earnestly to guard against loSS'S Iron
that cause and shall use every enor' po'''o'' "
show good result. Z. w., r,,,ers
4 letter from Delaware County snys: " lho i"Iinrrs
Of thi. darying section complaining bitterly t tno
low prices obtained for their products hul''' p"S ~"
Lo,F ~. In. in tyrnty four wears They were led to
rSrcc a better condition by the promises oi the Demo
crat, bat instead OF getting better times arc EetnB
worse The Democratic farmers here ""h' u ny NJ
publican rule again. -, ,,,,,
A request sent to the chairman oi the pei9WnIo pii
County Committee tor lists OF lukeWarm hePupi,io'us
has elected this reply We can furnish you ' iiSt ISL ~
mkcwarm Republicans in ti'S comfy, "' ~" ~ '''P'N
reason that there are such persons up here