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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16

THE B.ANK OF ROM fEY
lie prepared to make loans and to ~ q
general banking business.
JEDI Fridsy OF each week Is discount day
Directors.
;o III. e; Par cake, John @: HsiskeII,
6h"s; Hsr -ison, J. ". Garter,
Il w D iieysJr R. & Guthrie,
II. b Biikeson President.
JOHN T. VANCE. Cashier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16
Ne,.rnInin Herso,, q

Neuralgia Persons
And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or overvork will be relieved by taking
BrOtO7t's Iron Bit<ers. aen,,o.
has trade mark aud crossed red lines on wrappcr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16
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Cures Indigestion. Biliouness. Dyspepsia, Mala.
ria, Nervousness. and General Debility Phya.
Sans recommend II All dealers sell 1t. Genuine
has trade marx and crossed rcd lines on wrapr,er
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

This morning about o'clock DR.. Tai
mage, the running horse 81 ChRs. Xciger,
dropped dend IN hls stall at the far
grounds At ! o'clock Cob ben Stafford,
VII" sleeps near Mr., Xclger'p stalls, WAS
awakened 10y heavy breathing from DIR,
Ia mage, followed 10y several severe
md loud ggsps, ddd On going To hls
stall the horse was found stretched out
hls full length and dead lie was four
years ago sired by J, W, Norton and h"
10y imported Bonnie Scotland. At the
lnr' spring meeting here, Nj, Xclg"r pur
chased from A. VI. Pryor. ~ Pueblo, two
thnruue hhrrd rncrrF Iuoke Rud Tnl
mus", pnyIn. Tor the latter 500. III.
"as prunl-ing runner, ana would have
mad" To-" best ~ them run To- beat HIM
had hr lived 10 participate ~ the tern
rurhl fair races. Cot Stafford states
thHt on y'rtcrig! ho eat his food with
rrlIsh and appeared 10 h" ~ healthy IA
pr-eiul-. Veterinary Surgeon rrlrr dis
.rrtcd the animal aud discovered ~ eliot
"a the heart,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

u Brfnalr b. county man. willing A. all
times tp help home enterprises, and he
dcslt'H 10 s"c M man! people Ut the inir
~ pu.s IT," hcrc" hs l'etu runitihn
uuu io the bas Vegas hoes team. liy the
~ is W." COUNT q" out sui,c tug
iUul 1T III" Albuquerque ran ug
team meeting WI fucr,s-y
The huunlary line hrtNecn lIetua
,,.u hud Valencia COMMITTEES should Ue
Surveyed. Vt prr-en, the line ~ IN
dlrpul", aud I"npIr along the burdet de-
not KNOW ~ which county 30 pay ta,ct
dud 0.cus,s
q W, lhumptuu u Trinidad. osnet
- thoroughbred truttcfs and runners,
Writes that be- Wpl b" ON hand at the
fnlr with u string ~ hotres lie Will also
buue l.sad'll", uLr " Hon e. liarca's
nt-t zines hurscs.
lLIs morning, Doc lil"dsue received u
hauisom" NO T. hNmmrtlrss shot gun
'.w the Haywood Arms company, ~
I'ru,"r. The glr rs the l.. & smith
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
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Nu American famtilHf with the Spanish
language, IL reported travelling through
lac towns ~ the Saudia mountains ~ an
almost nude COnii,I III. He was AT san
\GtDur'u tut"' daya. wearing only u
urr"'u cloth H. hldr hrs nnkclness. liz
was offered clothes, but refused stating
It was imposslhIe Tor him 10 wear clothing
-ruro hc hat been weed poisoned II.
Nas then SVEN food, aud ~ It Was ats Iut
u ght time he vas requested 10 remain
there. l"would otcunsrut unt, assured
that ~ person wunid orrupy the room
Win him during the night. lle IL repre-
rut"l az being about > feet Il inches tail,
veil built aud about ~ years OF age
,"i"d rather queer, bat carried on good
conversation. butn ia the Enghrh aud
Spanish language, and stated that hr
vas on hi- way To- Los Lunas to ~. u
brother who had romlsrd to cure him.
The man lei, san Autuulto without CIV
'us his na,"r. The Mexican residents II
that town believe that the wHnderer ~
lightly drmrntci but he did not appear
ia the lpust uuFOund
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15


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IL Mr''rIi'G aud t"mli! ar" VISITING
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OF fIhErtan' Arizona A. at san Felipe,
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France Frank, ~ H." "hol"snIc liquor
iirm"' Frank y E'k,r, lett yesterday un
husrn"H- tr'o through ihnrp,u county.
j. ID, Tot'Ina and l.. \ Simpson lett
Lac, nigh, t'r Santa l'c on business con
nrcted "'th III" Ig"ras water company
". !. Walton md daughter. Mrs
Jeanette, returned home az, ~ Kit irpm
u short vIsIt 10 relatives at Fort smith,
Ark.
4. NJ. Anderson. editor ald puhh-hrr
~ IN. C.ruIlo, Eu,,lrr. 10 a, TIA, Eurn
penu. LkeNuc r.. iluckct, - sun Mar
c,al
Mra. larger and daughter. Mr.r Ne.
lie, Who hay" been visiting Mr.. md Mrs.
\. L. Smith. Irr lns, ulplt for Nest
Virglnin.
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IA Arllona ON uus,ne.. IA her, To day, IN
h,s way home.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

From marked copy 81 the Middle
ton, ~. Y ,l1Imes the following marriage
item IL clipped
A happy event, which was fore.
| Swallowed 10y tue announcement that
appeared IN thu Tlmcs several days ago,
eliminated IN the village ~ Chester at 3
O'clock the afternoon. At that hour the
marriage ~ Rev. T.. Cumming Besttic,
formerly pastor ~ the Presbyterian
chutrn there, out latterly ~ Albuqurr
que, New Mexico, aud Nlss Ruby y.
Miller, daughter ~ Guy Miller. Esq b, an
old and prominent resident " Chester,
Has sulemnizcd III tho chapel u th5
church.
The ceremony was performed 10y Row
DAVID BrattIe, past r " the pfcsby terrain
church AZ Scutcrt1wu father ~ tho
the groom, nsslpled 10y Rev DR. BurrJwp.
pastor 81 tue Presbyterian church ut
Chester.
tho chapel had been han dsomcly dec
Grated l., loving hands with VIVID iluwera
and ferns aud pteeeuttda most Ocauti.
ful appearance.
There were somr seventy five invita-.
toms sent out, but these we're nined to
TIA" immediate relatives ~ the respective
timllIes and 10 the Sunday school class
4 the hrldo, Mss May Miller. sister ~
he hridr, vas maid ~ honor. The
ushcr~ were Albert Chamberlain aud
J, ~" Roe, ~ Chester.
Tue newly married couple leave thus
evening Tor M extended bridal tour ~
som" three weeks during which they will
wait the principal places ~ interest IN
"Hs arm states.
They viii return here aud remain until
bout S"ptcmh"r !. when they expect o.
"iNe Tor tn"lr new home IN the far west
n tho Territory " New Mexico, where a
dwelling IN ~ process 81 construction Dor
hem.
There VIA large array ~ handsome
tud costly wedding rrcscuts
Rev. lieat,ir Is tie excellent and pupu
lar phstor ~ the Presbyterian church.
'hla c,tN, ahilo the brldc IL sister -
iuy Miller Jr. the worthy clerk at the
commission hpus" ~ Snmmis Il Stnmm
III" happy couple ARE expected To- arrive
here. th"r future home, sometimes ~
september, when u reception will bc
rendered them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Territorial Taxes,


tn" territorial board ~ equalization
adjourned e. day. having completed its
labOrs. tn. taxable value ~ I'VE stock
IN New Mexico was fixed M follows.
Cattle - per head; American stsllions,
tljO; ponies, en-; stock horses, ell
In the matter 81 the appeal Of the New
Mexico Rl,roa company, regarding
Sierra county'a assessment ~ the Lake
Valley branch Of the A., L, X = + the
value II the track was fixed at $i,JO per
mile.
The vplue Of the Las Aulmas Cattle
coupauys cattle was fixed at the rogula.
ton am Junt. q,
The A. a 4, railroad grant 10 Va enclR
county was reduced from ~ 10 ~ cents
an acre, aud the Mitchell Bros timber
land IN this county was assessed at 10
cents an acre
In Bernallll!o county the A, Il =, grant
lands we're assessed a, ~ cents aud the
Mitchell lands at 80 cents
The appeal 81 the Sierra Land 4 Cattle
company, asking that the Rsseased value
oi their Roats he tixed at FL per head,
Was allowed,
Rev, Gentilo's appeal from the action
OF the Bernalillo county authorities IN
assessing his property at tio,i3j was al.
lowed, tho amount beng reduced 10
kll,m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

Juan Herrera Was found last night
quietly doing away the hours IN u box
car when Policeman lriiiy came along
and disturbed his elumb"rs by marching
the gallant Juan on 10 the city IaIl,
The morning he wG brought before
Justice D.nham as u common every day
vag. and Was sent to the chain gang Tor
ten days Juan will no doubt make "a
iirst-clasa street cleaner, Tor he readily
took to the shovel on taking his positlor
IN the gang, II 10 understood that Mar
shGl Maston has instructed his lieuten
ants % nab Mr. Herrera whenever an OPP
portuDity presents ltsslf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

Councilman Mclaughlin Of the
first ward, who couple Of years ago
Looked after the democracy his con.
Stltuency, proposed this year TO see that
the Grand lDndgo Of Odd Fellows was
run ON business principles. So bent was
his mind ON the good time he would
have and the legislation in which he
would distinguish himself, that 10 Tor
got to consult his almanac rs to the time
o, the annual meeting. lie went ~ to
Ration Saturday night last. and no, tlnd'
ing u comrittec and brass band at the
alta ion Ia wslcpm him, he began 10 feel
sick and wonder why the Ratonl,es were
81 inbospitable. Upon inquiry he waa
Informed by the good pcopIe OF that
wide awake town that the Grand Lodge
would not convene until the 18th inst,
as provided in the constitution OF the
order. The eI.councilman rcmarks
that he has returned loaded with more ey.
perieuce and lsss confidence than when
hs left.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Death Of judge ANtrlt.

Tho news WIZ received at Santa Fe
yesterday ot the death ot Judge Samuel
u Aztec which occurred at Morrlstuwn,
New Jersey, on Thursday last. Judge
Aytrli was born III ONO IN 1919. aud
had u buay career. Re went to Cantor
MA IN lsjl where he Mas three times
elected district attorney and twice cleo.
ted 10 congress, from "a franciscu.
lie VAS appointed governor Of Utah IN
1874, hN Gen, Grant, aud III 1870 traus.
irrr"d t. the guveruorship oi New Mex.
a.. In 1876 he WAS one Of the judges at
the great centennial at Philadelphia, aud
IN the fall ~ 1873 was superseded M
governor 10y Glen, Lew Wallace. In lss2
h" w"- appointed chief justlco OF New
Mexico 10y President Arthur. On May
|, 1855. be- rendered his resignation
which was accepted to take effect on the
18th ~ thc same month. lie has since
that time resided ut Santa Fo, which
he considered his permanent home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
Haa sons biaAiisb.

The Democratic White Cap oombIna.
ton that runs the White Cap paper called
II Dcfensor del Pueblo IN albuquerque
IL making bitter, v,cluus and rabld at
tacks on the Catholic CLERGY in New Mex
lco, Against oil constituted authorities
and "rule or ruin" IL the motto % that
combination. Now Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

auism Mud object " the inventor, can TAI
,o share the expectations Ut the mus
sanSu,lr u its iricuds
flum M, pa|,. ADgio..
Editor Junc. ~ The Flagstaff Drml
ctat II ~ the city,
W T. Burke has trimmed hJs Vllsk
81. let tie improvements 20 o..
President Hall ~ at L,s Ncgn4 chat
ting with the people 1bou, thr icir.tur
,u fnir
A Gem at pdcwrld IT, hmrg land II
front u lNes't 4 lcNius,r'-, ca RAT
road avenue
Fm X Shre'S has returned from ia,
lns N"gns railroad hospital, much Im
proved ~ health.
W :. villains - ih" uffn Chicf
talo, ~ taking baths at Lns Veg % nu'
ppurga, and pu,tlnt himself ~ lighting
tim.
Cot Iiprr,dolr lr', the murrre 10
hurkhoari fot a trap tntulsh L,rr,lr
county. u" "U. V" G'H" "b'ui len
days
Charles f. Hunt, the ruut, clerk Whu
has been g" knI,u ou III" mission I
bufllnI u u'.r'. rri irnri hrmr !,s'cr
day
Il r understood that U"Nhrtr emp
lpdg" has br"u organ Ped 80 oIi town
Tho number ~ mrmbcr" kept q pr
I'""h s't''
Jeans ArmJp aud ',wI.,, Who hay,
been At San l.nrcrl, sftiuSs, ~ IN" San
dlt muuu'nr-, fpt rrr pact 'cu days, r.
turned home, last evening
Nuypr licfrl aud Lieut. Nui'murrh. -
the Gphrlr were gu,-'- at Fort Wa
gnte yesterday; returned numo uI thus
morning. iIrs'ueer tram.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
stthr t.rouDds.

The horses ut TIA" fair gruunds are be-
ING logged over the course e,ery morn.
INK and evening, and nso showing IN.
creased strides. The Is. r. stafford
stables contains Belle Hudson aud Tom
Thumb, trottcrs, and Speculation aud
Silver King runners. Mcsrrs Xsigcr 4
Geach bavr Derriuger, trutter. and Tnl-
madge and Tnrkr, runners. MIR lien
drIchsnn, ~ Fort Wingate, ~ on hand
with Gypsy Queen and FlaNy, two run
nsrs. '. \ Graenleafs celebrated bay
stallion, u promising three. year old trut-
ter, IL also IN training, whlls Jim John
sons May Queen, the prettiest little
trottrr II the year, IL expected To lower
her record ~ last season several seconds.
Chas. lionsRll's unknown jerks, was
speeding this morning around the course
several times aud hls strides surprised
the owner. Letters hay. been received
from horsemen in Denver. Pueblo, Tfini.
dad, I'll Paso aud other cltlcs, who expect
10 bo present with their string ~
thoroughbred trutters and runners.
Racing will be- one ~ the exciting fcatn
~ the territorial far.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

The people Of San Anionito, in the
Sandia mountains, ars considerably
worked up over the appearance IN their
midst Of peculiar looking beast The
other night Manuel Gutlerres had occa,
sion Ia go out Into his wheat field,
when he was startled by seeing u few
,eet In front Of him a strange animal,
For time he could not move 80
thoroughly frightened Was he, but on
recovering his composure he rHn rapidly
back 10 his house aud summoned to his
AID several % his neighbors. They
secured their guns, aud on going 10 the
wheat field the animal had disappeared,
Gutlrrtcs describes the beast aa bclng
about the size ~ wolf it's eyeS flashing
tire aud sunk back IN its head, aud its
color gray, II has been sccn several
times and the MexlcAns 81 San Antonito
are under the impression that 1t IL a
mad wolf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
TaE GLOVE CONTEST.
"Hrddy" welsh knseks on, the chi
rngo Man In foWr Hound.

The sporting fraternity ~ the city was
treated tn glove contest at Grants
opera huute Satuidiy night which had
cot u tcmh,Hurr ~ iuutuulhnrss and
active training m 1t Both men, Welsh
anu stock, were supposed 10 have been
IN good training, and when they entered
the ring, introduced a. the spectators by
Refct"" Hen, II vas generally Expressed
that hight worth seeing would result.
There was no reason Tor doubt that
"li"ddy Uas falnthearted when he en-.
tered the ring, tut knuging his strength
AMI ia" Tact that he was stronger phyn.
caliy urged him on to induranco aud
lee won N the fourth round Ia this
round both the men TODD the mark very
eruggy, but freddy forced the lighting.
u Mas give aud take, hard 10 lighting
With no effective lrka, until both fell
over H." ropes from sheer exhaustion.
STOCK was the first to rally, aud being
da1cd walked I'll. hls back to Ina opponent,
ahru Welsh deliberately landed blow
bncE ~ his opponents ear. Stock Tell TO
'hr iluur and after the usual utetmls.
r.u the referee awarded tho TIGHT 10
Welsh II was good sport, but Stock
ard Welsh ARE no lighters.
lirf1ro tlr mann cuutrat came oil at
ihr Opera house saturday evening,
tire" round boxing exhibition took place
h",W'ru Hugh M,Nparrou, ~ Gallup,
aui Joseph Foley, ~ N"A York Either
~ IT," gentlemen are tar superior To- tho
actual Fighters. Stock and Mwsh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

The bids FOR TIA" construction ~ H. II.
Grroui"hfs three story business build
NIX on Railroad avenue were opened yea
terIay afternoon, and were Hs follows;
j, II, Drury. ... .,..,.. Sl3,7si ~
j W MC'IuHdr .,...,, iI,ih ~
&, Palndcuu ....,. ..... ...... lj,'kO %
Strong a il.ss"ldrn ..,...... 1882 ~
Digncn Brns .......... ....... ld.ls4 IA
Y. Harding, ~ kRnsss ....... l0,0D ~
The bids do not include ground floor,
hardware, mantcls, thing and tire brick
for tire plRcea, which will amount % rev.
erRl thousand dollars more. The work
was awarded 10 j. u, Drury, although
tho lowest bid WAS that Of Mr., Harding
lie, however, iallcd 10 produce salts.
factory bond. Two stories will Ia ~
Flagstaff red stone, the third story u
Denver pressed brick with red stone trim
mings, The store rooms will BE- 7lI2j
feet. Contractor Drury expects Ia turn
the keys over 10 Mr. Greenleai IN four
months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

~ success iudulged IN b., the promoters
of the company will hc fully realized,
aud no onc vino understands the mech
anism Md object " the inventor, can fail
Go share the expectations ~ the most
suuyuitp ~ itA friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
The NnIIMn, ConNrn,,nn

Ihrr" ~ every reason tu f,sl encuur
aged that th" railroad convention called
to meet ~ Albuquerque, September H.,
"tll be- productive ~ great mutual gpDd
~ Nulurh 20 aud Sew Mexico. II IN hoped
that ~" pt"-e AMI I'll" people ~ the ray
eral towns aud cities invited tu a.ud del.
"sHt"E tu the convention will begin now
/" asltat" the subject fully t. the end,
that the gathering shall l.. one IN every
s"Ls" characteristic u the pluck, push
and cutcrprnc ~ the R"cky mountain
country. 'n,rHumeled, progressive
men should b" sent ,uthls meeting; men
WHO hayr al hcnr, the h"st interests ~
Ia" people and who are thoroughly ac
Iuartcd With the wonderful resources
- the country through which 1 IN sought
10 secure the extension ~ H." Denver h
lHu ''tnnde railway eystonr, These del
eRa'es should bc appointed carly IN
order tina, they may begin ~ gather
statistical Information relative 10 the
really r"markHhI" region y country which
HDlI 10" represented IN this convention.
\ great deal, M fact, the very basis ~
-uc"cHs, rests upon the car" 10 be- eNcr.
r's"i N getting together tins lniorma.
ton aud having TIA" convention stamp
II with rt- eoal - approval that Il may 10
laid b"forc IA" officials ~ the y. n Il. q.
company. All business, present aud
prospective, should be carefully figured
out, aud r"aSuuRblr estimates made re.
sprctlng the trhi'i, ~ the new line. both
pnssongrr and freight, III well m esti.
mate" of III, cost 81 construction. Ina
word, n busl,ess showing III t. bc laid
before business mem must he made. IL
can b", Il the proper effort ~ escr,cd,
and ,h,s done there Will b" no difficulty
III securing capital To- take hold and car.
~ out the enterprise, New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15
lsrnouare Herrera

IN Indignation meeting has been call
ed Ia be held at the court house this
evening at = O'Clock, to protect against
MI article which appeared IN FL Defensor
d"l Pueblo, published nj Albuquerque,
~ which Juan Jose Herrera IL tho pro
pretor. In SAID article the editor al,
tacks the worthy Archbishop Salpointe,
his lRmented predecessor, and tho Cath
Ollie clergy generally of this territory.
Such slanderous abuse, IN worthy Of
mere silent contempt, still 10 glaring
mlsstatement ~ facts, such abusive false.
hoods, being likely To mlslead the simple
aud unsusp"ctlng, should meet with AN
emphatic denial 10y the faithful Catholic
people Of this city who have known the
venerable archbishop during 80 many
years and Who admire his services 20 70.
hglon and cGucstIou IN New Mexico and
Arizona
The language in which Vicar General
ERulllon IL treated can call forth only
UNRESTRICTED condemnation. This zeal
nus clergyman has during his long real
len;s IN New Mexico become we'll
known for dee,ls ~ modest aud unosten.
tatIous charity 10 the IDOr,
The integrity ~ fathers Antonio and
DcrGohes will, undoubtedly, meet with
endorsement nj III. hands ~ the citizens
~ Santa Fc who will assemble to do
nounc. the calumnlous attacks ~
tirs.b brand hostile allk" Ia ciy,l socisty
aud religion, New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-15

The trees along the streets are suffer
ing for water.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13
Prepare for the Worst.

Summer comes as n very pleasant
change after the rigors of a long, cold
winter. It's blue skies, its balmy
hreezcs, its bright flowers aud green
fields are delicious indeed. But sum
mer has its dark as well as its bright
side. Lurking within its breezes and
its flowera IRE innumerablc III that
prey upon the human body. DO not
be deceived by appearances. BE
warned in time and be prepared for
the worst. With Il bottle OF Pe.ru.na
and one of Man.a.lin in house, you are
safe enough. Do not fail 10 keep
them constantly oh hand. There is
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Fair Play.

Is il fair for the Alliance to pass
resolutions Recommending to the De.
mocracy lis nominees. Let rs suppose
q case. How may ii work? Suppose
that A. b, desires the nomination, in a
county in which there are 1000 Dem.
ocratic voters. s5!QlQl. Of whom are Ali
anco men. lie knows that a majority,
say 800 of the Alliance men are for
him and that the other 200 are for his
opponent, G. d. lie knows that about
400 of the Democrats who are not
members Of the Alliance are for G. ID.
while only about 100 are for him. He
sees clearly that If the 200 Democrats
who are Alliance men are left free TO
exercise their choice as Democrt- in a
primary election he has no chance for
the nomination, What does he do
lie gets the Alliance to take action.
His majority in the Alliance passes a
resolution recommending him to The
Democracy rs its nominee. Then
SawduSt and Others believe themselves
bound by the resolution, and the 500
Democrats who are Alliance men all
vote for him in the primary. 500 of
them do so from choice and 200 OF
them, not because as Democrats they
prefer him, bat because AS Alliance
men they feel bound By the Alliance
resolution. Now with his 200 captive
Alliance Democrats he can 90 into the
Democratic primary with 500 Alliance
Democratic votes and his 100 votes OF
Of L"morrals VIC are non Alliance
men. Thus in the primary lie gets 600
votes and G. ID gets but 400, when in
fact 600 OF the Democratic voters pre-.
fcrred C. d.
This NAV be skillful manipulation.
1t may be fine strategy tor a politician.
But is ii fair dealing with brother
Democrats? Is it fair dealing with
the 2OOto capture them by the Alliance
resolution and force them to give him
their votes when they preferred to
give them to another?
Bat more than that. Is it fair deal.
ing with the Alliance order to thus
usa il tor ecliish political purposes?
FAIR Play.