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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-03-04
Duped in Chicago.

A man who stated that he was from
Bismarck but refused to give his name,
says Chicago correspondent, recently
had very lively experience in that quiet
and religious city by the lake. The al
legged Bismarcker had been in Chicago
several days, during which time he formed
the acquaintance of charming young
widow, who was mistress of cozy, home
like boarding house on Madison street.
The jolly westerner was enamored, and
the handsome widow encouraged him IN
his attentions. On the evening which
brought the westerner his spicy expe-
rience the entertaining hostess gave q
party in honor of her guest from the far
west, inviting number of "lades and
gentlemen After supper, music, games
and social hilarity was the order of the
evening. Wine was served very literally
and at last friendly game of poker was
proposed in which the western guest and
bewitchlng hostess took an active parts
The correspondent describes the game
very graphically, and states that after the
gentleman from Bismarck had lost about
$50, and was looking slightly uneasy, the
widow dealt him four kings and loving
smile, and touching his foot with the
tip of her dainty shoe she proceeded
with the deal. His face assumed q
round and satisfied expression; his eyes
cleaned with expectancy, and he laid IN
wait for the sociable and genial guests
who had been bleeding his purse. 1t
was his bet, and he started with $5 just
as starter. The young lady at his left
raised the bet to SIS. The remainder Of
the players dropped their hands, and CIV
ing his fair antagonist glance of mingled
pity and disdaln he added $50 to the bet,
making the amount on the table s65 .
side, or $3.50 in all. The meek and blush
ing damsel falteringly put in $50, and
then raised the bet TO &loo. This rather
stunned the western sportsman, and
thinking it would be great wrong to
beat the girl out of more than $100 on one
hand, he called her During al of
this time the company about the table
looked on with amazement and ave, and
the young ladies' friends appeared shock
ed and Mortified to th,nk tn 1t she could be
20 bold and hazardous. With the air OF
. sympathizing conqueror, the man from
Dakota laid down his four kings, when
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-03-04
THE ststehood fanatics of the sou,ber

THE statehood fanatics OF the southern
part Of the territory have come 10 realize
that, 10 use pat but homely expression,
they have "b,t of more than they can
masticste" in trying 70 freeze this part
of the terrtory out OF Dakota. THIS part
of the territory has always been and u
now willing for the confederation of COW
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-03-04

1t is not surprising that the managers
of the Northern Pacific railroad hesitate
to accept the proposition of the great syn
dicate to sell all Of its lands east of the
Missouri river in . single transaction.
The four millions or more acres probably
comprise more tillsble land than can else
where be obtained in body, and even to
q great railroad corporation ten million
dollars in hand Is no small inducement.
But the tendency of public sentiment is
adverse to the possession of vast tracts Of
land by great monied syndicates, and
there seems to be substantial basis for
this. This popular apprehension or dis
trust is quite likely to find legislative ex-
preston in the early future. 1t may be
an immediate advantage to the railroad
to dispose of its lands in this way, but it
many, whether the ultimate result vii! be
beneficial. 1t IS in the interest of the line
as public carrier to have the country
tributary to it filled up as densely as pos
siole with those who will develop its re-
sources and furnish traffic. In the hands
of those who have no concern for the
prosperity Of the road and only seek the
largest returns for their investment, the
land is not likely to come into the posses
sion of small owners and the conntry
filled with people. These great syndi-
Gates, largely made up of those familiar
with large English estates, generally aim
at vast stock ranges or immense farms,
which do not build up the country. The
Northern Pacific needs local traffic and 1t
would be doubtful policy to cut itself off
from the largest possibilities in this di-
rection.- - Fargo Argus.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-03-04

The running Of the night train froa
Fargo TO Jamestown seems 70 be quite .
success, and now the report cones thae
the Northern Pacific manags0sat ineeod
70 continue the train 20 BismArck and
Mandan, putting on sleeper at Faf3o.
This will be IN accommodating anaaes-
ment, and no doubt will inczuaao the poo-
senger traffic between IL Red Rlvee Val-
ley and the Missouri slope 70 a extaat
commensurste with ~ eRegt put forth
in that direction. l. Fargo Afgus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-02-04
Bapnc Gpumtb.


- Iu8uit Dotbo, ton Gamascut
5cpnlblp, Der i'm 0ebtlmen clint
S9nefsbrenneret bStrtGb, ipuroc an
Gam flag ron Der. ct. Warldall s.
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abgelGert.
= @ean bcn Ser GrmurSun9 Ocn
Mi9ael &ilsY an8stla9ten SamtS q,
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meis in Ter @cItaIt eineS 9r6stbutbcs
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GsrbeSisr,,nosmn II, MAIDEN 9,,r Ws.
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Charlie feline Dlutter (Srau 0uIenbers
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s(us Scr, pbcrcu IhaIe,

- Sn elmer 9lirgerbtrIammlurg am
0onneritag 2iteuo purSt Der iCBig,
Olapor bon GartcnSaIe Sobn &eag
lpieSer npmnirt.
- @cter Gcegan tou Stgp6ant uut
Sobn 9roBau BON gtr6balO ipuroen am
8Omeri!og bon Der Srrcnabtbeiluup
Oes gtrmenbouis5 nnR DnHpiac 8e:
bradt.
- Gin fur9ibarer llnfau ereignete
ii9 an Greita3 Nlittdg on Der Crie
SabntrcuSung IN Garbpnoale. 6rau
Dottorin S. u. Sunter ron GaybOn6atc
uno cine 6rou Stanipn uuo 5p6ter
bon Sermgn tcbrten bon ltgIerem Grte
na6 GartoncaIe Surid uno trtustcn
gCrnSe baS OeIeiie, ais Der ll.3O BlIs
ia8ierSuB bon Scranton taRsr iauite ;
bic 2oi0mptibc trdf 60s @crGlrtbeiI ber
autihc mO Sa5 4ftrD. 6roU Sumter
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Der llnfau Naourb cn!itan6, bob man
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8ebrdudIthen 99arnun85ii8uaIc Be8es
ben uEo 6a5 5ubriptrf 81 IpSt s;iebeu,
um anbaItsn 3u i6nncu.
- Susb Bc8se Bon GarbOnSaIs,
+Uom UoriBcn Geritt Res G6cbruds
iibCrfiibrt, ipuree in 500 Straf,, bi:
8roieblOiIen uno erei WIonat2 County
0efdn8nib tsrurtksilt.
- 9urd @crilgung bcS GeriGtcS
1T Der 9orouBb gGintcn in Sivci 8abls
oiitrilIs eirBeiBeiIt ipor6en, eersn Sdeis
celinie bic Grailp SsIano Greet lit.
9t6rbli9 bon bericItcn iit 6cr critt unb
iibIib SaSon Ssr ;!Ucite Siitritt. 2lm
Sauie bon Same5 2sipIer lit Der 9Sabts
pIag be8 ueucu Diitrittes.
- Die Grie Gempnuie Bat ben ga.
men Der Sciicrirn Swci9babU in ,,Gars
bonSaIc" umgepauoCIt.
- Ole GarbonoaIe ,,@SUancs" 1T in
bic Sdube Der Gi9cntbtmer Ses ,,9eas
Der" iterBangcn. Ser tsSablte 4reiS
iit.s2,000.
- $50 &mSer I'M Sauie iiub, ioIlte
aud Or. Bulls Suiicn Gprup iein,
bem ct 1T bas Bette WliiteI gsscn bic
9rdune unO ioniiiBe SeI5trnntbsiten.
@r loItet nur % 9en!s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-02-04
Q G6pintinebt Grbeilt.

giuem alien Iutc. Der UCu Der Rroris ;u.
riidg3Ulsn lett. mu DC Onrb eincu oftiHoii1er
Wiiiouir ole 8titrcbmg giHcs einfahrr
pegGtubj.iibcn Sel,mji!cls fir Die iturIle uuN
Ndu.rnoe peilHHq ron gwuacniltwlrNudt
9rOuhiis, Gatoub afbma mo aIlen Sale
mo yuuAcu'rduitcicn Gusg,tdnOiat. Gut
ein @Iite! iiir pui!lps. raoiiaIt Seilimg pon
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NabCm Der SoticT ole iuuuOrrtarcn Seil.
tr6ite in inUituoGu 6dllgu erprobt bate, Grad.
tetc CT CO ilr feline paidjt. b0s Wittitl icinen
IeiocrOea 0liimCnitcn betnmt Su MAIDEN
3Uu NiViem Roliu uuO 8uait aetriCbtn ban.
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frei an EIlle, ole CO wiluibeu in cCuiider, rne.
Ilider ONer iraHiJH der Sprddje. init uolliv
anmeiiun9 Der periiCIlng mo ols 8ttrauts.
SenOe NOreiie mo 8rieimGric, bciiebe Sid
auf NiSie 3slinna uuo i'd ituOs rs ioturt gB.
u. JlOges, l49 pOUers SIod @odcisr, q. s.
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fernsr. trrirl5r gratn tititibt. SauIb Si3.ia
9ut9mrnt NC. 5l4. SUM- Z. 1885. grno. Gr
Np. AZ, April Z. 1886;
ferner, trrlsIbe sssrH eislrItr. S6ulb Sl7i
90. SuelmFnt Np. SIS, 9uni :. 1885. Vfns.
Gr. 80. l3, sIpril Z. 1886;
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gr. Ne. IA, gIpril Z. 1876;
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Suramrni SO. 395 Oft Z. 1885. Benz, Or.
&c. 80, glpril :. 1886;
ftrnfr teridbr Grssn titIrlte. S6uib $3.50.
52. Supamut IC. SCI, Stt, Z 1885. VsHp.
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fsrufr, esrifItf 6cltn titifltr. Stule $9i.G7
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Np. 50, 2,Pri 7. 1886;
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Sarsment &c. 56, Nor. 1. 1885 &eRs. Gr.
no SO, glpril :. 1886;
fiInsr, tnitIes ssgrn Sieitlbs. SduIs 500.
90. 9uegmsn. 90 %, Jdu'r Z. 1886. GrHe.
Gr. SIC. 81, stpril Z. 1886;
former, esritIte arasn titielts SGuic S36,75
9uegmgut 20. 26 9an'r :. 1856. 9fHe. er.
90. So, 9Ipril Z. 1876;
frntr, etrlsIbe grgfn titislhr. S6ulp Sl20l
81. lusgmtut 30. as, 9an'r Z 1856. 8rES.
Gr. Nc. 56, gIpril Z. 1886;
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Ro. 81, glpriI 3. 1856
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pr3tn tirieltr. SbuIb S63S.36. Suegmtut |
gip. AZ, 9snuar Z. 1886. genp. gr. 90 So, |
9Ipril Z. 1856. Gunfer IL QIeIl's, slup. |
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BON Der Snsfeite.

Der Caucus Der Demotraten Der II.
gBaro fol- bcute (Eounsritas) 9IbsnC
itattfnben.
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Sn Der an sonntds gla4miitaa in

| Su ter am Sonntis gta6mittaB il
| Ybil. Grdffs Sotal ab0cboItcuen Gal'
| Gus. YcrIummIms Der 6sutiGen StirBei
eer 10. g8arS lpur6en fcIGenbe &aoioa'
len npminirt: Sir Common Council.
! SriB SdneiSer nit 55 Stimmen, seBer
Satob s.. WiGer (47) uuo s. Nodrid
(26) fir bas g(mt eines Sduloiref'
tors, @eprge 6a6olo per slIfIamatipn,
/ gIIS Bar6beamts ipuroen ncminirt i'm
criten 9iItritt: @ablri6ter, Gomay6
SIGb; Suipcttor, Satob &. NtiIIcr ;
9isGjjtrirer, G9arIss Jlsnii&Icr; Gcns
ItatIer, gAm. 0cierid. Sm iiueiien
Diinitt: 99abIJicbitr, George 9iapc ;
SrIpetipr, SoIcpb 0orSncr; 9tcsiitri'
ier, G6es. 9IcrtiHier GOuitabIe, Grnit
Sdnliet, nadotm Serm, 9iub rie gIc'
mination abgsIcbct bntte.
RadScm JEST tie 1suti6cn in Der
10. 8arb bic Serrren Geo. 5afcIb fir
SbuIbirettor unb 5ri9 Sdneicer fir
Common Council npmiilirt babsn, ioIls
ten Iie aud nit alien Sr6iten babin
pirfcn, baB Iie crndblt Ucycen. 8cice
iino in ter a3arS aMI9eipaGien unS bas
ben cincn ebrtnbaften Gbnratter, 10 bab
man ibnen getyoIt bic bifcntIihen Sns
tereItn anbertrouan taun. SsIoneGrS
IGwer ipirS Ser 5aNUlO Su fdmpfen
buten, ha ibm Elm mdbti8cr 0cBner in
Der gerion bcs Serrn 8eamiib 9eBens
iiber flebt Ser feiu 0litte[ unperlud,t
laiIen tpirS, aus Sem SarIpfs ficBrcih
berpOriugebcn. 5oiitntIitb iDirb 9tes
mnRo 5um @crrdiber an Der beutF4Cn
Sadie irerSen.
8ihter 9lrtbnJO feiuiaiste am Sams
tag hem Sdipatsnbcrcm ben erte!encn
Gbartey.
Ger ,,gt,Geiter SorttiISgnsas 8srcin"
baIt iebt itinc @errfammtunBen in
Storr's Safe an glIScrItrabe ab. Der
Serein madt crfrsuLi6e BortI6ritte an
un6 n0bm an Scnnta8 al'
Isin abt neue auf.
Die bel ibrsm So6iermonre Sreb. |
6leI@, 1928 Bird Slrobe ipObnenee, 62
Sabre nIte Senrjctte Sdumann ftarb
am SamitaB an dyoniiaem 9iAeumas |
tismus.
rsA- Geitene Tafdcnta4cr fir 2tQe, |
i'm See 9ipe.
rG~ Sriide @aaren isNer slyt in
9IeGtanneh bci GFas. 9ampsI, gitiss
ton glpcnue. |
Die 3sputlitaner ter II. @ar6 rcs
mjnirtcn ain SomItas %tcn6 fol8cutCs
5idet:
9(lOermann, Worig Grid.
S@ulcireftor, s. s. NdII;r.
Common GcmcII, Gbas. Sitter.
GonItabIer, Satob 3ie8Ier,
9ic GpncprSia 9anS bat eiuen Isbr
pertbbolIm 3uiuaa3 burb b.ri3iCocne
Der frtberen Battalion 9anS
,r6aIicn unb bat aud flriIid Gin
s9rbciter pOn feds @!ann or8os
uiiirt.
Die neue teutiGe 8aptiitentigbe an
0idorp Strabc scbt ibrcr 8oGencuug
raid ent8e0en uMo 1T cine 8ieree ter
IL. SSltp.
saa- Qic biGi8iten Groceries bat
SbG5. SampeI, 9itIston Gpenus.
ESy- Sn 2Blpcni!ein & Gber'S Scats
'6em 0rccCrie Stpre fDmcn Itets bic
,efen @aaren Su nisbriBitsn 9lrsiicn
3cfunccn ipcroeu. #
Ssg- @bas. GGeu6's Gtiefcts unh
SGubgeI6aft 1T nit ben teitsn @Ga.
rem rei5Ii5 bcriebeu unS Die greiie
IinS 70 nitSri8, .!pie irgenbipO in Der
Sta6t. Q
BE- SIN S6ubtore Der Gebr. Slid |
m GeSaritr. fin0et man Die tcite28aors.
sSr SsigcnIphn's bcriibmiss 9tGip,
nrf 2dger uno 8auantine's Grpcrt |
Bier lit INNER 81 bebsn beim SdbdenI
ober 9uBeu6 SIaI6en bel WibaeI
Uiqcr, 434 uno 436 GsSGr QIpsuuc
oesBIciden Die beIten &utIhen unt |
gItrhe su bcrIsiben. SHE 9enclIun.
m8en Eel goIt oHer Gelspbon plnitIid |
auSBefiihrt.
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6;=5Gjiaft: Gin6t,SsiSr,
5iycuiie [ri;rr

unp SAalaria.
gu5 tl,iyn ilrii&tu tnin;bN GysivNasl aisr
erani6e;ten t.J MsuitNs;ihIsd Ncla,ute
Gumpiras ;e!sla r,ria Eajliu an: Appe:lipess
IHn, tr6aer 3igDiaaue, ,&ppineh tEtt llebeii
fsis, 3rutri.igftit uah bCa Wdcu, Ibncts
erug esocH forpcrlidie ppsr utiitiae Nns
f.rercau.l, glGIit0Stu ncdi oet Wtahlltlt,
Eeiisactett ses 1empcslnicnte, eserndie
G.imu;Gue, sia GeiaBl olc Babe man trGe,iS
pteit, lhHstoiea pur ocd NHbeE, ontelGes
farbley iiTiU, 0nas;idle 9eruop fn;iG, -
IHh erfcrenn g .;HutusgnN ttHtS Ntllnuialg, taS
hitstt 0ui he lstyg lsy.t N.g en- tsftg HeilHi!id
bstsn <ytt'S C;igeu mist tare5 g!tdtn. 3trt
estftuaa dgi Ni,-tH uEe S'lui Il. ttcHiaGv gtctirt
iueem M sic ilstaheitI tugci ttsft elst ,,slnSs
Fshrtr oes S.;;emS" ttigtlNiH UNI agrtti Sc
iuutc Gsrs1r.E9, rt9tht HJH @WhAaa1 uatt
Giueu rt-ug' sea irtssr Nal cgtr ttleibrg'StHr
ne6 iae +, r.tne tii 81 .a8it41 geTuis HEa
tne Clu arGue .ss
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Seine 1pn Der SSiHenfbaft CTS


Seine Spn Der SSiHeufbaft CTS
tbciltc 0abc
mar irasrsrsitr ais tisjrnigt, pstGr ten @s.
pebntrn str ven WdIaria bfimgtiuStsn O;s
genpm sr gsrSinisisn Stanitu uuS err gGsn.
Sstrtiis aus btm Gisbrauas rpu . net
ter's Magru ubtttertm At Sheil gf.
WprSsu III. @irllGbriss GrfGbruns bat nur su
Fhr bic llnpirFldmFet GtininS une nnecrsr
sI1uriitpHc iur 9tiGmpfung hes gSfitugui-
fsnS SOu gSr9lcl., rruattivtn unb Bagtnfr-
bern eargribdu, pabrsne nutufrisitS uiht
miusr flar beriilsn perseR IT, ta6 her 6js.
brdud bC5 Siltrrrn, timer her ibpS4Gtn NSr,
pertd9aHsnbsit iutrGgiGsu glrinsi rein t9-
tauiissn llriprunsS. tiHtu iptrlifigru SbuB
statn malGrii4G Hranfbtit Bsp6brt une ibr
GtHbGit tbut, ipern llt nd sntpiftlt bat. glub
IL r5 Gin bEdlt pirEiamr5 Ssilmitisl grssn
Rdgtu>, psttr- uue llnitritibsiiUrunstu, all.
aSmriue S6pG6t uub llnib6tisfsit bsr glisrm.
sIpFtlit une Sdlaf pnssn baOur@ ssbsiIsri /;
rs putreibt tis rbnlmatIbtn Safte ans esm
SIui uuo tfrri9rrt sintn purb uniuGrgliGsn
StpTpfhleI psrarmtsu 9lummlauf.
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y0gSe a5areer S1oti;en.

- Die GbCfrau ron S!atlratb Bat
rid Rabon, BON Der 6. 99arb, iiarb an
SomitGB 9ladnittnD i'm IIier bon IS
Sobren.
Ger 9cramam Sames 9lidarts
murbe am SGmiiag IN Der 9trhbllt
3che bur5 ciuen Soblaniaa gctB6tst
Gr bintuIdbt Trnu uNS Sinh, bic an
GQncn Strabe igotncn.
- Gtattraib WIartiu ScauIcn BON
Scr II, 2aro, tpurte am 9pnueritaQ
bon Scn @eidpcreTcn 6c5 2luNriiis unb
Ger SdiGgcyci ii'Uleil beianScn. Gr
Ga!te i'm upriaea Suit cinea alIm Wlnn
yfnncn5 Natrii yigaa mjb5an0eIt uni
8:irtten.
Gar4 cinen teitileu 3audfar3
brad poris;u Y,i;ipoa in 6Cm ton
ItCmaS Guinuan berob7!ea SauIt.
9O6 9&et SadaDauRl &,9suuc, Gin
| 6cuer aus, iucIhS5 rad tlvcr 3eit ges
I4Itt tparS, cbne 9rObsa 5Aapen ge'
tb0n ;u boben.
Die neus GIod3 iir bic Ct.
Spbn'5 tatboIihe 6eutIhe &ir9e pirb
nd6iten SOnntaB cinB:ucjbt, 9tub
cine &irGcnorBeI ipoggn His NAiDI!gNer
anf4aiien.
- Die ocutIbIn 9Gr5cr tcn Sbte
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Rns 4hGf abmdrtS.

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Sobn sap uuo SO. g. @aiipn babsu in
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III
Io-.a El.llrcfthe q ElasaAa-HEaAlD.
8 dispatch was forwarded you from this
place Unleh Wa- intended 10 convey false
impression iu regard 20 the Democratic
Convention heil here on saturday last 10
e.acf delegates % the state and other 60 n-
ventons Tie re,lit vi the cauclses was
comr.e-e r4ut Vt the rlug-Lers they having
bar Twelve of lle i1rtv-tNo delegates In one
narl and two towas. Had they NOT stolen
tle Second ward. seven delegates. they
would aor have lad a single delegate from
the cltv in The Convention. Az
conference of the city dele
gates &c WAS decided that no deleaales
should 1e chosen fr1m either of the opp1s-
ing leaders bat uew men, all of whom
were opposed to the ringstet- should be- APP
pointed delegates. Nelson Bell, EDITOR oi
The U- at aud penniDg were each nom
matted and rnlpharicaily Sat down upon. IL
was distinctly understood that 1 vas not a
candidate flr delegate after the conference
of delegates lo che county convention had
been held and IT'S decision known, although
my name was presented and received one
v9ta-au knowing thar counseled making
un the delegation outside of tie warning
leaders and dil not desire Co be- "a delegate
as we had whipped and cleaned 0ut the
-iussfers in n fair light and was satisfied 20
rest on our laugels II. II. CLARK.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
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