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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21
PERTLE SPRINGS CAMP MEETING

The third annual meeting of the Per-
tie Springs Camp Meeting will be held
at Pertle Springs, one and one halt
miles south of W~arrensburg, Mo,
July 20 10 30. Among the divines who
will be present the management have
secured positive engagement of the
noted %evangelists, Rev Sam Jones, OF
Georgia, and Rev. $. a. Steel. of
Louisville, KY; the former for July p,
% aud %, and the latter tor the entire
season, Bishop f. X. Hendrix will
preside. Every arrangement tor the
comfort of visitors has been made, and
the Ost OF living on the grounds dur
ing the meeting has been reduced to a
minimum. Tickets. good for the sea
son, will be on sale at all points on the
Missouri Pacific railway and branches
at one and one third fare Tor the round
trip. Tickets. good to remain Friday,
Ss tnrday and Sunday, will be on sale
at one fare for the round trip.
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A GARD.

To the many warm Grisnds Vho stc0d By and
sOtsd for me in our lutte Primary Election
.JorMs important office Of Sheriff.
/ return nv sincere thanks; though defeat
ed. | feel highly honOred by the very large
vote received. II may not be improper for
me to say here that while | worked hard and
used sll honorable means to secure the nomi-
nation. | said or did Dothing during the entre
canvass which could In the least. either
directly or indirectly, reflect upon the per-
sonsl character or name Of any OF my OppO-
nents, and now that the nominations have
been made, | cheerfully accept the result. and
promise to give the entire ticket my hearty
cordial and enthusiastic support. The party
has spoken. aud we must give our nominees
national. state and cOunty-that warm. de-
termined and patriotic support which ALWAYS
characterized the conduct OF all true demo-
Gratis. Again thanking you for the honor
conferred and confidence manifested by y9ul
very liberal vote, and again asking and nrs
Ing you to vote and work for each and all o
CUR nominees, ! am, very respectfully,
ZACH w, WRIGHT.
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A GARD.

To tie Voters Of Lafayette County,
feel grateful to you for the interest you
have taken In me. to snow me under for sll
time to come s a candidate for office. Had !
made a decent race. | would have been fool
enough to run again; but this settles me Tor
life. | must say I feel Overioyed aud thank
full to the few that did stick and vote for me,
for their vote cooked the goose for u certain
gentleman that had the liberality TO offer me
ten dollars to draw of - and In a speech at
Hlgg'nsyille to regret be had offered so much
that half the amount would have been suth i
Client. On the day OF the election { rather
thought 1t was too degrading for me to be
running after voters and so | pulled off at
noon. started up Salt river. returned Monday
at one O'Clock, and heard the good news that
ESQ. billiard was nominated. 1t made me 30
glad that ! have been clapping my hands and
kicking up my heels ever since. Now all you
who did not get your friends elected. keep
cool. You have In Esq. billiard a man In
every way qualified for the office, aud no true
democrat will bolt 3 ticket fairly nominated.
Respectfully, JOE Hook.
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GARD OF THANKS.

EDITOR INTELLIGENCER - desire
through the press. TO return to my many
friends my most grateful thanks for the very
warm and generous support | received. and
thus early assure them that the kindness ex.
tended will ever be recalled with pleasure
and gratitude. 10 friends | mainly owe my
success, and now to them and TO the demo.
crats, who, ia the exercise of the highest OBJ
legation resting on the citizen. cast theil
votes, as it was their privilege TO do, fol-
some OF NV worthy opponents. | can only
say that my highest ambition shall be to make
d faithful public servant. If sught has beer
said 10 wound the feelings Of any one. 1t wal
IN the heat Of the canvass, and to all such, |
such there be, | most humbly and sincerely
hope | shall be forgiven. Respectfully,
July 10th. 1888. j. X DILLARD.
Other county papers please copy.
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A GARD.

EDITOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. allow
me space to thank my many democratic
friends for their hearty and enthusiastic sup
port In my short canvass for surveyor Of
Lafayette county. and for the very liberal
vote ! received from their hands. I can AS
sure them that while strongly opposed 10
psrpetulty In Office NJ undemOcraiic, | will
continue. In the future as in the past. doing
service In the ranks Tor the cause OF democ.
racy. Under the leadership OF those noble
democrats, Cleveland and Thurman. let u,
all work for the success of our entire ticket,
national, state and county, and In November
when the result Ii announced. we will have
the proud satisfaction of exclaiming, "We
have met the enemy and they are ours"
Respectfully, j.. X. GRAY.
Waterloo, July 10, 1883.
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Elder &. w. Terrell will preach at the
Christian church tomorrow morning and
evening.
Rev. A. W. Herman will preach at the
German Evangelical church Sunday morning
at 1880 and In the evening at 1880.
There will be preaching at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and night at tbs
usual hours. by Rev. w. A. College, Phi. ID.
Services at Second Baptist church COLOR
ed) every Sunday at IL q. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school at $3.50 p. III. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday at s, p. IN. w. II.
Howard, pastor.
Y. NJ. c. A. Tomorrow, at 8 p m. at their
rooms over the Morrison Wentworth Bank.
Subject: "How to Defeat the Enemy OF
Souls" Neb. iv:7-9; Matt. 26:4l. Mr.. L. M.
Taubman will lead.
Services at the Baptist church bv Rev. r.
Menefee. every Sunday morning and night at
1I:0O and 1880. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night at $50. Sunday school
every Sunday morning at $3.50.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
o'clock, q. M; Sunday services 81 and 1O5
o'clock, a. m, and % o'clock, p. M, Rev. J.
J.. Lilly, officiating, excepting on the last
Sunday In the mouth when Father Lilly
holds service at Wellington.
There will be services ut the Episcopal
church Tomorrow morning at II o'clock,
and In the evening at 8 O'Clock: Subject for
morning ~servlce: 1.-THE Cry OF the Saved"
Acts, go. Subject for evening service:
"GOd's Classification" John, 3:1S. Sunday
school at the usual hour, $3.50 y. l.. Rev. j.
W. Keeble. rector.
From the Southern Revsille. Port Gibson.
Miss.
Mr.. Editor:-Permit me to express my re-
gret at the departure of Rev. j. w. Keeble.
late rector of st. James church. He 10 one
Of the few ministers who preach plain but
sound gospel doctrines, and will be greatly
missed by this community. His now congre.
cation 10 to be congratulated on securing 20
able a preacher. II is to be hoped that his
successor at st. James church, whoever may
be selected. will preach a. good gospel ser.
mons as Mr.. Keeble did during hI. stay mere,
HEARER.
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An ORDINANCE.

An ordinance granting The right aud privilege of
building, maintaining anu operating a sys-
ten oi electric lighting IN the city OF LeXins-
ton To +. W. ADeG6roih, hrs associates and
assigns
DE il ordained by the Mayor and City Council
ID OF the CITY of Lexington, rs follows:
SECTION That the right, license aud privi-
lege oil guiding, Operating and maintaining y
system OF eiectrir lighting within the limits Of
the city OF Lexington as Iney now exist ur may
be hereafter extcGded. is hereby granted TO T.,
w. Abendroth, his associates amt assigns Tor
twenty years from the passage of this ordinance.
ana Tor That purpose inr right Is hereby gran Ell
TO said AbendToth, his associates aud assigns,
TO erect such i0les with the necessary arms
thereto, along the elge 81 any Sidewalk in sand
city ana TO string and hang 10 Ind between susa
poles such wire. as may he necessary Ia operate
ana carry on successfully sach system Of cleo
trio lighting.
SEC. Such poles shall not be of u height
l. SO than twenty eight lrct aud OF u dIlTetcr Of
not less linn eighL nor exceeding ten inChra,
ana shall he placed 50 ns not 10 damage the
property or interfere with the property rights Of
the persons owning the property opposite TO
which su"h poles shall he pla ed, aud said
Abendrolh ana assigns shall be- rcsponsIblr ,or
all damage that may b" uce,tsionrt IN any way
ny the constitution, maintenance and operation
oi such system III eicr ire lighting All such
poles AMI sup + -Iru. lures shall al all tim $ lie
under IN" control aud -up. rvI>inu OF TIN eaii
CITY. Its cunnctl aud OH .rrS, ami shall br re-
moved and I placed M is olher at anv time ON
reasonable motto !; pr vi'eh thai the said parties
sh I'll not ID" compel, ed Ia pace the sAIdwiresa and
conductors undrr grnIud una ii art,r IA <x&@fas
ton oil ten years from the passage "i q tIl-
nance.
SEC 8 That i id Ahendrpth shall signify his
acceptance Ui thus ordm nee " thin thirty da>a
from the passage thereof. ia wTIIing: work on
me 'ald llant shalt be cnnIYrnC,d within furty-
nv" days from such l'assa e, aud he sNsl. IA IT
electric lighting shall Il" competed and IN sue
cesslni operation wIth'u five months from inr.
uaie OF the passage oi this ordinance. and n
ihlIuie To comply with any of sail conditions
shall work II forfeiture Ot al the rights and priv
lIrgc- herein granted; and THIS ordinances shall
become by such failure void ard III no effect
whatever
sec I The rights herein grnntrrI ARE not to
he IN any event, exclusive. UHi the ri,nt Is eS.
pr"ssly rrserved 10 grant sImliar rights Tor clec-
tric lighting TO any uih"r person. or = mp .Hy,
or corporation within the city daring IN, eNis-
tence of ihIs right
sec. 3 THIS ordinance shall tate n at fr,m
ami after its passage aud approval HV tn. mayor.
Attest: JOHN W~tI,BBKN. Mayor.
A + JOHNSON, Register gItl
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. d.. Suit, Druggist. Bippus. Ind. testi-
nes:--''I can recommend Electric Bitters AS thu
very hest remedy. Every bottle sold has given
relief In every case. One man took ak bot
,Ies. and was cured OF Rheumatism CT ~ years
Standing" Abraham Hare. druggist. Bell
yiile, ONO, afii ms TUE beat selling medi
cine J have ever handled In my 20 years exper-
Ience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands of 9th
ers have added their testimony. 40 that tne YER
dict Ii unanimous that Electric Bittsrs do cure
all diseases OF the Liver, Kidneys or Blood
only a half dollar ii bottle ut Caples i / arm
er's Drug store, juLeB-ey5W-U
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NOTICE TO Z

SEALED proposals wfiishs ffbefsed 9rIhtos-
- nee Of .nr S,ty reHistsa as.5kest2 =
For bids to furnish the Cfx n X f186schswith
one thousand Il ,00O) feet or more 81 good sound
white lime stone cuTbing The rock for this
curbing must be taken fresh from the quarry.
The curbstOae shall be nve () inches IN thick
ness, ana not iess than eighteen isl IN depth.
To be fac ell on the gutter eide ten QOl inches,
aud on The pavement side three (3) IN depth, ind
to he square joined not less Than seven Ia
inches, aud all the corners OF curbIns AT the In
tersection OF streets and all US stall be made
with u curve. the radius of which shall lie one
hail (s) the width Of the facing SAIL rurbing
To be not less than twaDty-iOur (21 inches loug,
and 10 he same on bottom, and tn be dressed or
as the council may direct. Bids must
stat" the price per foot for white lime stone
curbing, and the price per loot for other stone
curbIng, and must stale the kind of stone.
| BIDS must be accompanied nv Il GOOD and sum
clent bond, Hald bond IN amount must lie Imtly
equal To the cost of the WORK. the bond must
be signed by two e. or more bondsmep, iree-
holders.
Blank contractors bonds can he had ut regis
ter's ONCE.
Bids must be addressed Ia the Mayor and CITY
Council, and stale what the bud II for.
Bus must have a copy o. TINS advertisement
fastened thereto.
The bills VIII only he paid when there Ia
money IN the treasury, utter claims have been
audited, numbered. rrglstrIe Ell and IN rotation.
| This curDlnH must be delivered when md
where ordered by The council, and said curbing
must be put down by the Contractor As ordered
by the council.
The city r. serves the right TO reject any and
all bids. A. I. JOHNSON,
| tulYl4l3 Civ RrgIsIer.
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MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC EXEOU.
TIVE COMMITTEE.
HEADQUARTERS COUNTY DRMoCRATIC)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
LEXINGTON, July 18th. 1858. ]

HEADQUARTERS COUNTY D~RMoCRATIC)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
LEXINGTON, July 10th, 1858.
Committee met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Blackwell, Anderson, DillInghsm
Platlenburg and White, and Xenophon Ky
land. secretary.
The committee canyassed all the returns
from the election held on July I4th, save the
returns from Chapel Hill precinct, cast up
and tabulated the same. and 1t was ordered
that the chairman and secretary be author
lied to finish the casting up Of the vote hen
the returns from Chapel Hill precinct should
be received and certify to same officially.
The action of the chairman and zee retsry Ia
awarding printing to j. q. Coen was approx.
cd. and the following accounts were allowed
and ordered paid
J. G. Coeu, tickets and poll books. $40 90
j. @. Young, distributing same, east
eIu u.stTicL. 10 NJ
u. +. Liyessy, special messenger ..... Q O(
W.T.. Anderson, expense opera house o on
1t was ordered by the committee that the
democrats meet In their respective township.
on Saturday. August II. 1898. at 2 O'Clock D
No. ~ ocfoidi pIeCiuCLS, 10 elect ueleHatei
to = county county convention to he held il
Lexington. on Monday, August ID. 1888, to
elect delegates to the state judicial conven
ton, to be held at Springfield. Mo. ,on lbe l5tl
day Of August. 1888; and also to elect dele,
gates to the state convention to nominate
state officers, to be held at Jefferson City
Mo-, on the 23d day of August, 1888. Pre-
clncts will elect delegates as follows
Alma.2; Aullyille, 0; Bates City. 2; Chape
Hill, 1; Concordia, l; COrder, 8; Dover, 4
Ferguson's school house, 2; Greenton, 9
North Higginsvlle,2 2; HIgglnsville, s.; Lexing
ton, IS; Mayhem. 4; Napoleon.2; Odessa Q
North Odessa, .; Page City, /; schoolingvilie
l; Walnut Row school house. 8; Waverly, 4
Wellington. 4; WolfeDbarger's school house. o
Committee adjourned to meet August 10
1888. at Lexington, Mo.
JNO. 8. BLACKWELL, Chm.
XENOPHON RYLAND, Sec'y.
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PUBLIC W0Rk-ClTY PRINT
NdI
SEALED Prop lsala wil be- received at the
~ Office oil the CITY Resi,trr until soon on
JuLN I'D. lSss.

SEALED Prop lsaia wiIl be- received at the
- Office oil the Clty Resi,t"r until soon on
MONDAY. JULY 25D, 1855,
For bids tn print the iOIlUwinr work Tor the CITY
Of Lexington Tor ore y~rar:-tOr merchan tsI
stateInenls and atndut IT'S, merchants bonds,
merchants iicrnsr, other city lIcenrr, contrac-
tors Contracts. cIiy warrants, scale tickets.
mayors prOciainailOns. notice of $ Iting
OF BOARD vi equalization AMI apprals.
notice OF property rLih,d, ma sh ,I's notice O
book In duplicate Tor aeiinqusut lakes. receIlt,
for settlement with treas urer, bond Of recognize
anCe, recorders court, subpoena recorder .
court. recorders blanks TO marshal, warrant OF
arrest, notice OF election, ordinances ia paper.
ordinances ia pamphlet form. revised ordl-
nances.
The bid must stale the pr ice per lindred QOO)
and per tn 'usaru q .OO0) or tie price per line.
Bids must be accOInp InIsd with IL good and
sufficient bond, sig iei by two % or more
b~ondsInen, freehGllers; the amount of the
bond must he fully equal 10 the cost OF the work.
BIDS must have II copy of this advertisement
securely fastened TO the bid.
Address 10 the Mayor and Council, and state
what the bid is for.
Blank contractors bonds can be hal NJ the
registers office
This work must be done IN good and work.
manllKe style, the paper used must is good,
WORK TO De done when ordered by proper OIL
GERS.
Bills will only be paid when there ia money
IN ihe treasury, nlter claims have been audited.
numbered. registered and IN rotation.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
oids. A. 4. JOHNSON,
JuNl4IZ CIV RegiEIsr "a
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A GARD.

To my Jriends sOho 80 galLdntLy stood By mo
during my cdnUGss-
I offer you my sincere thanks, promising
you that I will always hold you In kind re-
membrsnce; and while I have been defea,ea
I am not sad or Respondent, but holding the
democratic party TO be paramount to me or
any man, and trusting that the grand old
party will survive when We have passed
away, 1 am, Very respectfully.
j. W, HARRISON.
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NOTICE TO ~CONTRACTORs-

CkALED proposals will b. received at the Of
- ice of the CITY Register unit noon, ON
MONDAY. JULY 23D. 1888.
For bids 10 furnish the City . + Lexington for
one year with blue and white lime stone rock
Tor Eat calabUOsr and elsewhere over the city,
when and where ordered by The council. The
Dlu must state The price per perch Tor blue
lime stone rock. ADD must state The price Der
PEI ch Tor white lime s one + eek. twentv-n ,e i26)
leet tu be- considered Il perch The caluboose
must be kept well ruppiIrd at all tunes the rock
must lie taken fresh rom ihr quarry, TO be
measured when broken into mIcadam
HIds must he accompanied b. u good aud suf.
II tent bono signed by. Two or more bondsmen,
1 "rholderS; The amount "f the bond mu be
it"!. equal To thu cost OF TIA YORK. a copy OF
tbs advertisement must accompany the bid.
Address bids TO the Mayor and Councii, and
stale what hTd is fo:.
Blank contractors bonds can be had ut The
reg SIer's office.
Bulls Will only be paid when there Is money In
The TREASURY. after clnt ns have been AUDITED,
numbered, registered AMI IN rotation.
The CITY reserves the right to I. ject any and
NIL bids. \. + JOHNSON,
lkIIf2 lfUtu D.u.-t..
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The protest of Reverend Doctor
Theodore Cuyler, through the Evsngel-
let, against the republican policy OF
.'becoming enslsved to the reactionsry
rule of those who build up %monopolies
ut the expense of the great mass Of
the people," and his statement that
"Reyerend Doctor Storrs and many
other Brooklyn citizens are in open
revolt' against the new aud revolving
doctrines of the republican platform
show that Seth Lows class in "Sunday
school ipolitics'' will be large enough tt
make long procession to.the polls OF
I've 9th of November.
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The senate tariff committee has pre-
pared a bill exactly opposite to the
Mills bill, adding to the customs duties
instead OF reducing them, and entirely
repeating the internal revenue upon
spirits. 1t will be offered as a substi-
tute tor the Mills bill when that meas
| ure Is presented to the senate.
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A GARD,

To my .(risnds:-I thank you sincerely fol
your kindly action IN naming me as our party'l
candidate for county collector, by SO fisttering
a vote. l will always hold your kindness In
grateful remembrance; and when elected. its
use shall be to spur me on to q more vigilsnl
hdence YOU have expressed In me, by official
conduct worthy Of such q token Of trust. and
BETTING one protesting faith In the sacred
principles Of that party led by Cleveland AND
Thurm an. Respectfully.
j. q. WORTHINQTON,
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FOLLOW THE CROWDS AND COME TO
McCAUSLL |. A|ND'S!
If YOU WANT ST TO DO THE WORK
OF So, NOW is YOUR CHANCE.

When you e what we ire offering, and hear the prices, you will
understand what is causing the rush. The big bundles that are
going out show that the people know IA good thing when they see it.
Our aim is never to have what other merchants call ii dull season. :"
We know that there is plenty OF money, at all times, to buy goods if
the prices are right, and, us we have the goods and are in a position
to make the prices to suit you, We expect to get u share of your
money. We are closing out several lines of goods
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The Kansas City journal and Tim q publishet
n statement IN their lssurs of the 18th inst tina
a deed for lots In Wyandotte. Kansas. WAS flee
for record In the recorders Office OF WyandOtt'
| county, Kansas, June 18th, 1883, from JOhT
McAlpinr. trustee OF the WyandOtte Town Co.
To Edward Wiusor. purporting to have been ex
ecuted In 1851 and that saiu deed was prunOunc
ed a forgery, and that suit had been brought 10y
the WyandOtte Loan c.. to set aside snih deco
as q cIoud upon the lille To a lot held and ownet
by said trust COMPANY.
IL Is proper for me to make II statement in re
lation TO this matter. that ! may not rest undel
any Improper condemnation. caused by the act
oil other parties unknown to me.
In 1851. thirty-One years ago. | bought i
share In the wyand0tte Town Co and got onl,
u certificate therefor; that time H'eH In
| two or three lots. and was told that several more
lots. l think rs many as seN en- would be allotted
to me AS soon rs the balance OF the land owned
by the town company was laid of and plated.
did not ask Tor II deed To said lots; no deed
was offered to ne then, or ut any other time
and none has ever been made and delivered ID
me. or any other person isr me, by aid tow
company, or any Other party, with my know
ledge or consent disposed OF the certihostr
OF share In u few months and never paid aEy
more attention to II alter ward.
In the summer of 1857, one year ago. q man
unknown to M, and whose name l Cannot now
recall, game to our Office, In kansss CITY. and
there were several lots In Wyanlotte, Kansas.
standing on the record In my name. that had
never been conveyed 10 anyone regularly, bul
had been 'old ir, qusn ly for taxes. and wer,
now held by parties claiming thrm under then
tax titles. and ended by offering two hundred
dollars for n quit c;nim deed To said lots. Afei
going over tue whole matter again, 30 that he
might Understand The situation, ! accepted hII
offer and msde u quit claim deed on the regui u
pr nteu form used IN this state al q Ia All Ui
nay connection with the wyandotte. Kansas
lots. l never received u deed for any lots l
WyAndotte, Kansas. AT any time from John
McAIplne. lrust-e or the WyaniUttc Town Co .
nor have ever seen. handled or known OF such
a deed. II any such deed has been placed on
record IN Wyand>tte county. Kansas. 1T any
approval, and | repudIate ami dlsown any sucl'
transaction.
l want my friends TO know that l am inoapa-
BILE Of ANY dealing OF that kind, and that 1 will
do all In my power TO md out the party who
made such . deed and FACED It on record. and
bring him to just punishment tor hi. wrong do
luR. h. WlSSOR.
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That il 10 possible TO set a river afire
has been demonstrated by a small boy
in Chicago, who threw a match into
the water supply of the Lake City, pro
ducing q confiagration which destroy
ed a part of the river and several boats
and docks.
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Judge Thurman intends to make
speeches both In Indiana and Ohio this
fall. The old man is somewhat irrIta-
ted by the criticisms on his physical
condition and he intends to whoop up
the enemy just to show that he Is able
to do 1t. With Thurman on the stump
In Indiana that state Is safe, and with
Thurman on the stump In OHIO that
state many be won for the democrats,