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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
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suoAa hNp htAotY-

Noe Inc tWnsnWritoh ~ seseis uas Al
ftotsd ths FORMS ~ wemen.
The feiatiohshib between sueni
end beauty may stem rather fetnot,
at first, but after ull The dependence,
" beauty on thiq sweet h intimate
People who have no fat show IN,
| projections of their bones through
the muscles and skin The typica
Uncle Satin Is n fawboned lear
fellow and IN early days this was tn,
typical Yankee that is. n persor
without fat Now, sugar IL com
posed " OG.7 per cent. Of carbohy
drates or the material that goes Il
give heat and vital force, and the sur
plus of this that gets into the body
above what is required for immedi
ate use, is stored up as fat.
In the olden time people ate little
sugar; indeed they had little or nc
money to pay for It, and their fat
had to come from the meals that
they ate, possibly from salt pork, ad.
initting that fat is stored up in the
body as such, which is denied by
good authorities.
1t can readily be seen what the ef-
feet would be when q people began
to increase their fat forming food be-
yond the point of its combustion in
the body Sugar being a highly con-
Centrated food of this character, it is
capable of putting many pounds of
fat ON the animal body if.eaten regu-
larly and not necessarily in large
quantities, being eaten, as it is, in
conjunction with the starchy foods
The 20, 600, 900 of people in the United
States in 1851 ate COZ, 900, 600 pounds
of sugar, or 26 pounds apiece on the
average. In 1884 the $4,000, 600 of
people ate nearly 100000, 900
pounds, or 54 pounds apiece on the
average.
The average per capita consump-
ton more than doubled within thir-
ty-three years, and in getting this
average we must include very large
portion of the population that con-
suines little more sugar per capita
than it ever did ON account of power
ty, infancy and other causes, so that
the consumption among these people
who are left to account for the great
increase in the average must be much
larger than pound a week, which
is now less than than the general av-
erage.
When the water in q river is high,
a little addition to it makes
freshet. SO it is with the sugar eat
ers The starch they eat makes
necessary the storing up of a consid-
cradle portion of the sugar they eat
as fat. This is what rounds out the
body and the features, and has made
over tho old time lean Yankee into
broader men and women physically.
With this has come the beauty of
gracefully curved lines and the OBJ
liberation of sharpness and angles.
Squalor and wretchedness do not go
with well rounded bodies and fea-
lures of pleasing lines, because not
enough food that makes fat after
enough has been burned as fuel is
eaten. A great deal of the beauty
of fair women is made up Of fat, and
TO this sugar largely contributes. -
Good Housekeeping.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
II Should 30 In Every House.

J. Is. Wilson. S7I Clay ~, bbarps-
burg, Pm, says he will not be with.
Out Dr. Kings New Discovery for
C0nsumpisi0D, Coughs and Colds,
that II cured bls wlfs who WIS tbfent.
eDed with Pneumonia after aB Mt
tack NJ In Grippe, when various 9th.
ter remedys and several physicians
had done her no good. Robert Baf.
ber, " CoOksp0rt, pa., claiDs DR..
Kings New Discovery has done
bin more good than anything be
ever used for Lung Trouble. Moth.
Ing Ike H. Try H. Free Trial
Bottles NJ DsDiaI j. ffy's drug
store, MT COm'I H. Large bottles
5Oe and 800.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

A GOOD TIME.-Tbere was large
attendance Mt the Congregational
Sunday school Christmas exercises
last night. The entertainment was
opened with q magic lantern exbibi-
tion. There were reeitatloDs by
Miss Vandersol and Harold Gilbert.
Christmas presents were distributed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus In
costume. All the children were
provided with plenty OF candy and
nuts, after which the young people
had season Of games IN the church
parlors. The smaller children were
entertained by blackboard drawings
and stories by A. T. Gilbert The
Christmas festivities were kept up
with old-time enthusiasm and oil
spent very happy eyetIiDg.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

The ASYLUM HUNORs. .--jtpm0rs
OF q scandal, affecting the manage
ment Of the State Insane Asylum
AT Salem, have been rife for several
weeks. No attention has been paid
10 them by the authorities and TIE
JOURNAL has been unable to obtain
any positive information tending ~
show that any Of the patients are
involved. Unless that can be- shown,
there IL no more 10 the reports than
Ia frequently heard Of At such iDsI
tullOne,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
Rev, Hyivanns fans

~ tbs Cincinnati NJ. ", Conference
makes u good point when he saysi
"Ws have Tor years used Holds t9af.
sapaflIa IN our family NJ flVe. aud
li6d II equal ~ all tlat II claimed
fDf ~, B0ue people are greatly pref
ndlced ae1l0st patent medicines, bot
how tbs DaisDt cau hurt medicine
aDd not u machine II u mystery 10
ms,U
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

Some years ago a certain press
agency wrote 10 the laureate Offering
him a supply Of cuttings as 10 his
works. His reply was brief, Lord
Tennyson does not care TO pay for
gnat bites. New York Tribune.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

IN CIRCUIT COURT,-FOlI0wlnR
entries were made IN Judge BDrnetps
docket Monday; Anna f5teiDbrecber
w Herman Htcinbrccher divorce,
decree for divorce Ella q Baker
W Thomas q Barker, dlyorcej CON
tinued -- George y Downing w
Mary M jacobs et nj, foreclosure;
Seth II Hammer appointed guardian
nd Item for alI minor heirs, decree
according 10 pIeadiDgs .--- Marcus V
Barbour w ID J LightDer, motion for
deed from present sheriff motion nj
lowed Court ~ IN session today,
TUESDAY FORENOON
=. A. Riggs w. Annie BIdddge,
plaintiffs motion " relax costs dis
allowed.
David Simpson w. y. NJ Az
baugh, et nj, plaintiffs for Jpdg'
ment on pleadiDgs OyerruIed. Cass
referred to l.. ". Conn 10 report law
and facts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
HOW I YELT.

Why, two years ago I was just o
bout erszy, aud no wonder that my
wife and children we're afraid Of me
You lust want 10 suffer with Deu.
rsjaia With 40 relief ~ | dld until I
used sulphur Bittsrs. They cured
NE, and now my wife says am
meek ~ y Janb.--Itobert Davis,
American House, Boston.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS

WILLAMETTE.
q, j. Bchreyer, Turner
WIN. w. Garter, y. n,
Jn0. MacM uIIao, Delas -. Neer.
y, q. Watkins, Portland.
E,J. Huestis, Jas Haestis, Taco
ma,
q. ~. Fell, Heppner, Or
r. A. Kyle, Memphis
q. ~. LaDgbam, New York.
A. q. W0Odc0ck, Eugene
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
HOW TO READ

your doctors PRESCRIPTIONS. Send
three zceot STAMPS. ~ pay postage,
aud receive Dr. KaOffnannis gfeai
tfeatlss 90 diseases. illustrated ~
eolOfs. Adrsss A. y. Ordwsy n 20
BostoD, Msss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
TIE apA,

We caD guarantees the quality ard
purity ~ our candy beoause ge make
everything w. sell.
tisa deception and y spsre fof
anyone 10 guarantees tbelr goOda
without knowing what IA IN them,
We guarantee because w. make
The bpa ~ Stats street,
w, r. brOLz, Manager.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
Mab m fsAsosAt

fhe river VI heaflv twenty Net
siUve iow wstef and stili fisins
john hien, N the little ttik
em1ffv, iss visitor IN the city
tiItiy coot hos tseeh 4 position In
ihe ullbtH 4 Patterson efocety
t,iaihe Il reported very much
setter today,
'fhe pntdic Nssonic Installation
This evening
Pfdf fletcher N the Agricultural
coiege, was ever ffon Corvallis TO-
day,
tbos Ray vas n passenger for
PUftishd This afternoon.
Taylof Thomas Of North Yamhhl
is 10 the city,
Miss s'afah Black aud Harry J.
tiackett of woodbufu got niaf-
flqge license today.
fudge Mcbride did not arrive on
ihe tfain to hold court this after
tioot as was intended.
potst0es have gone up to SO cents
n busbel, and holders not anxious
~ sell,
Miss N. AIDA Hart, Of the Albany
Presbyterian college, is spending the
holidays with the family Of q. s.
Brock Of Yew Park.
r. ftolvefson went to Newport
today, accompanied by Miss Nye,
who Wishes to see the Pacific ocean
befOfe returning to her home, OF
GUfeks, Kansas,
Simmons Liver Regulator ia
medicine endorsed and used by ply.
sicahs and druggists.
Another bridge II giving way from
having been poorly bullt-on winter
street south one of the abutments
being washed away.
Geo II. McClain, Of Marion,
lows, II guest Of his uncle John
q, Wilson Of this city. He Is l0rk-
ing 1p u location and may settle at
Halom.
r., N. Gilbert and family are
home from Moscow, Idaho, but will
return after the holiday season.
sr0at Il Gle are busy moving
their large grocery stock 10 the new
Burke building.
Special sale of dress goods for q
few days at the Palace.
Storm sefges, b0ucles, flaunels and |
other seas0nable dress goods special
for few days at the Palace.
Storm rubbers best make 40
cents NJ Krausse Bros.
Street Com'r Culver promptly put
d f6rce at work on the south Com
uercial street vladuct, 10 repair the
sod that was giving away Monday
and may save II. He expects cars
" run over IL today.
Albany Democrat; The Salem
city council has rejected bill OFFS.
r. Richardson Of S528 % for attor.
ney's fees, which means lew suit
on their hands.
james j. Mccormick IL laid up at
home with n badly injured foot from
running a Bail through II. He IL
driver for Gilbert II Patterson.
benjamin r. McKune Of susque-
bana, Pa., n brother Of The late y. q.
McKuus Of Mehama, spent Christ
mas IN the city, the guest Of Judge
Jas. BatCbelor. IL bad been nearly
30 years since they met aud the re-
union was u complete but happy sur
prise. fe WIS much pleased with
OREGON.
Ledies don't forget the special
sale " dress goods at the Palace.
n you have over INDUCED In eat
iDR Gr drinking take n d0se Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Mons best rubber boots Sc and
e1 70 O. pair at Krausse Bros.
FOGND-A sum of money own.
er ran have the same by proving
and paying charges. Call
NJ JODHaAL office. ~ I'm
Pepsln Cafamels at The Spa.
Wood, Wood. Plenty Of II sawed
and ready for delivery. Leave your
orders NJ Hyan's stable, corner OF
Ferry aud Liberty. dlO-lOIf
Iadless 1osaamsr rubbers Zb
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

Get your New Years bill of fare
10 shape aud take II 10 Squire Far
rar AZ Cor " be filed with their
choice fresh holiday groceries.
Reduced. those silk embro)'
dered slippers for gentiemsn f'or"
si 2Sto7b cents ~ Krausse Bros,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

Why do you endure the agony of
dyfpepsia? Simmons Liver Hegu-
lator will cure you.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27


itfNtahshsB Frank X fnvs
eil, aUdiiiog eletk IN The office n
seofetsfg N state, vas handsomely
feiuemieted w the stste sbenfls
convention Monday, when pfesi.
dent Kelly ~ Portland se6i hin ne
y christmas present fine gold
watch The shehffs assembled nj
Portland wefe unanimous ~ voting
Fmok eo obligihe official, always
fea1y sunday, dsy of night 10 10.
eoBUodate tiiem IN filing their
papsfs ~ isstd0g warrants uDdn
their arrival with prisoners, and
TOOK tbis manner " expressing IL,
OshGs ffsDos, Articles of inoor.
pJfatlJD we're today fled ff The
"Ofeg6h Hodge Goa" with - oapi.
tai stock of s2J0,000, JA, Goodhoe,
!, N, Keeoe aod W, n Holmes are
the iDC0fp0fat0fs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

Women troubled with headache
viii md Summons biyer Regulator
n relief IN ~.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
MuItum In Parvo
BeeaBss n tbiHR IL small IN sins,
Jbigk not 'fHili phT W sftHr w
'|nns , ,seLs Ia KY. XXX XXX, ~ Ea,unt n''e'

some people maH, perhaps, segfDi f,t he
eOuUt Of tffif 0iUIinuu uuVsf sse, Df Ptefegs
ylsastDt ysilsis M n ma ~ them ei,ns
yiDefs ibs most scDfDfDl stspif, th1i tusg
viii cure constipation, dfspfpsla, slek and
bilious bssdseps, 1nleksf hhn spfsf Wsfn
mir large Nalstsd competitors, tbs on
slTispI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

HOLIDAY Slippers reduced at
Krausse Bros.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
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~ fHF HFFfHH WfHNf
iis hiiovibg iiiefsig epyrmms
sss hsGdsfsf Ogesles mhs,
"Wbsfs H. NV Hoy TmisidP Nv
ihs so,'sd defamation, wfhs
Wbsss,s" M, pgmefagl dseisms
llon, rim ilys FledseH WIlls
liaasY dltlWds 'rfha Fgwm NJ the
yfesap demsmsllu, "NmhaFs
lIegi Tommy liedm demsmatlob,
"Nefs Fooksiao Ffsnh ij,ewl dlas
iGgge, "Odhg ~ Nonf0eg deaama
iloB, "jJdgiog . NuisP u Wiisml
fsRdibg, "i6dlaG lisleP Nf Fun
efos cbrsimsa song w nine N,gs
en o'~tome, fdlgwlns This esms
santa Claus, IN f'OWstnmmed ssf
iDebis, wbJ, gathered The presents
ffoB tbs tfse, ilie monitors distninis
ING them AmoDg fle M happy b6vs
There wefe presents fm MI, os6dg
and uots IN abundance, and tie
seems ~ mefnment winch hdl0wed
tpsld Mrs smith md Miss Weieh
fof tbs labof N preparing tbe eve
nlDg's entertainment on aeoop6l
" lbs lHMemeney ~ The weather,
bUt few NJ The invited guests Wen
abls ~ bs present,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
Nslyous PieslIslItp

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Z NlWNfi1M NftfNliNg lhs 4lll0
iN NHllNtt ifsef ftlmlAf q
NHfi iW MWt ffUAf fsft aNi lt
fI'5hN1 fHi haaaa NihH Hfli Il
lNf N Fhhh mshf tmfNh fH Ni
slh Iftfi imtf ii M tlmfff Nmsl la
ftfssatiffsfiiiA fitf dB Mhf
ssal.lg, ,igl gg ifistf .l'gg
ifDi i4lIHif ahf iiAfndl sht
llila irb.lltN jof Mt klyi IN HtAaif
llBga a96bl gii gK ag ilF.t
fE gsfl1gaIs' ti.G1s az. ''ea
ff maHltf 4 NW amlrltf tNt
htftlf DVitAiieHt Ntttheal. isH8saf.
eInNN1 1CMNit. .AMl m8Wfi dttifiN0N'
e'lHey l,l,s's wtals8hgi'd
Whth fo4flta wnt tHsNnaa aiasr
Il sahst H t4i fifa4Ms lana
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

AZ the stats prison on Sunday
9UDt. Downing treated the o0Dyiois
10 y special turkey and chicken din
nor aDd othsrwlss made ths day
pleasant for tbe peHitsBts, Those
who smoked wefs presented VIII
cigars, which they filIy enjoyed,
Monday n special ehoral aefVloe VIA
conducted NY Rev Lupd,
The following blIl ~ fare woe
seryed Christmas day NJ the asy.
lum; 1'urRey win dressing, fOasi
chicken with chicken gfavy, poia
toes, squash, cabbage, edery, beet
pickles, jelly, butter, te@ IN tbe
evening M entertainment was CIV
en- ~ the patients, beginning ~
O'Clock, 0f vocal and instrumental
music, and reading. The asylum
performers were assisted Ny itJv.
w, LuDd ana Miss Thornton, a
home act, IN three brief scenes Ot
home life, WIS given, Santa Claus
appearing IN nIl his original spleo'
dor. Each and every patient re-
ceiyed presents from the beautifully
decorated tree, and the highest de-
gree Of enjoyment prevailed
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

iieigos ittfAiAFe fhe midee
80 'enief stftet, ovef witch the
Ealeni iodm cats f,sss, was eohadefs
sbtg damaged ~ the wstef wssti.
Ing dId swsy, t,ot n has been ibofi
onsi'ig felmifed shd Is sgsio safe
fd travel,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27

THf FHtt4f4 sHHW fNFHm
u mssiHE fsFidig NJ ihe mmHd
aHh9ai eshildti6H N fhe nfseeh
state femify ahd fei slah Assh
n aaiem, ise s,6,f mo fwe
bHHdisd heW eshltfllm eegts ff8m
lhe sssh Ahd iiee fatl,fg m Nv fib
~ N ibs sfmfy sna ttihs Wifta
They kmt gsfg Hics, heins Inc tesf
eesf f6sfe IN Ufeam A tahd viii
ie shsARtd ~ lbs ttfee dsts shd
~ fslhs eiii ie atsfas n mske n 4
sfesf siwt.s NGeh depends t6w
sgef, hpb fhe istefest std enlef
ffise N tiie itesl eshiidl6fs fVsfs
Fsismile NJ dsfioh emhis eityen
eto hsa . fuiilfed etickeH sh6nid
bfihs " ~ The mtethg N Tie
aea'G viii te held N kaiefs fafhi
iafe slfe Wednesday, eve NJ hs0
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
fHE CiPITiL JOlRilI.
TUESDAY, Deo ", ,sea
GILBERT ( PATTERSON,

JeaIsn In Groceries, Cfocssp,
Glassware, Pants, Ole, ysrnisbss,
jvshss, Wlndowglsss, M, sols
agents lof tplcofs fss and Big
In gakIng Powder
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-27
Mems best rubber boots SO and
e1. 20 q pair at Hrausse Bros.

FOGND-A sum of money. own
Or ran have the same by proving
property and paying charges. Call
aC JODHaAL office. 1212m
Pepsin Cafamels at The spa.
Wood, Plenty Of II sawed
and ready for delivery. Leave your
orders NJ Hyan's stable, corner Of
ferry aud Liberty. d10-10lf
Ladies' sossamer rubbers 25
and 80 cents at kSaasse Bso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-13

Reid Nelson. A. b. Tramell aud webb
Wilson, oi Galveston, A, q. johnson,
Of Columbus; c. A. Ferguson. OF Paris;
William Mcdonald, Of Forncy; J. j..
Hamilton, II. b. Hancock aud Secretary
Ed E, CASTOR, Of Austin; u. G. Fcrgu-
sou, Of Fort Bend; h, X. Chase, Of Dal-
las, and II NJ, rarver, Of Brcnham,
Postmaster ], Twoedy, OF san Angelo
Is delegate 70 the convention. His ~
an uninsiruetcd delegation, but Il Is a
delegation hnving anybody or any ar
rangemoni to heat Hosg7 Tor as motto
j J., Osierhout oi Bolton, who has
been candidate for tho Republican
nomination for governor came in as a
delegate To the convention, OF course,
he does not favor all this talk OF en-
dorsng Clark or Nugent or Horg, but
believes the convention should take It's
ticket stf0ight
a local lily white said Il HIS faction
had dono nothing more It hud forced
tho respectable element oi the othor
faction 70 attend the convention.
The colored brother who speaks the
thought nearest his heart, without
waiting 70 boar argument on the sub.
ject Is usually In favor OF turning 'om
lOosan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-13

AZ caucus ueid Lat Nighttime vcxed
issuc Virtually neaided

AZ caucus Heid Lasv Nighttime vcxcd
issuo Virtually nee,ded
A prouRcted and largely attended
caucus was held at the Galveston head-
quarters, Third and Houston streets,
beginning at o'clock at night aud last
ing Tor at least three hours.
Lock Mcdaniel was called to the
chair, and Mn Easton was made secre.
tary, both holding similar positions
with the state executive committee.
The number OF delegates in attend
ence, representing, possibly, a majority
Of the voters In tho convention was
about 200.
The discussion was precipiiated by
Tho inquiry, "what shall be tho course
Of The Republican party in Texas this
yeary7
Speeches, or remarks not oxpounded
20 the dignity Of speeches, wore made
by many, the more important addresses
being those OF Nlcssrs, Flanagan, Coch.
ran OF Dallas, Quincy, Hawloy and RIOS
cn,hal, who discussed tho question Of
endorsement Clark ct al, pro and con.
The purpose OF the caucus was 20
develop the sentiment OF the delegates,
and after the long, earnest and inter
esting discussion was ended an cxprcs-
sion Of sontiment was requested, and IL
was overwhelmingly in favor OF Clark
Just how this sentiment should be
expressed was another vital question
and, privately and publicly the terms
endorse, recommend or direct were con
sidored. AS Republicans they could
notondorso Democrat, but decmlng
Judge Clark the best for tho states
trucst Interests, Of tho candidates
now asking tho suiIragoa OF
tho people, or, as ono dole
gHto expressed IT, the least Of the
throe evils, they thought thoy could
recommend him to Tho pariyaud direct
the party vote TO be- cast In his favor
II is significant that what is known
ou the Ferguson lof Parlsl faction,
though invited to attend the caucus,
iailod to accept the invitation. This
faction II Is thought viii not control
over fifty votes in the convention.
Great praise is given by all those
who talked outside about the caueus TO
the speech Of Cuuey. All the speeches
made by tho gentlemen around wero
good, for all are men Of more than the
average intellectual worth.
Members OF the caucus asked il The
Judgment Of caucus would be accepted
rs tho dccition Of the convention, ok
pressed the opinion that II would, for
tho gathering was truly representa-
tive and no attempt was made 70 no.
strict any ono from yontllatng his
opinions on advancing his arguments
in favor Of any action than that finally
taken by practically The whole cauous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-13

Posto1lco Inspector Fisher, n Dom
ison, u hore looking ON. lie b not q
delegate 10 the convention, but his in-
forest ~ great and he thinks his busi-
ness on the slide can he better carcd Tor
without bring a delegate.
Mai. VIM. McMain. Of Baird, chair
man Of Tho Twcnty.oirhth senatorial
district n Ia Us u delegate.
d. Rcdaeld, Of Cisco, presidential
eleotor on tho Republicans ticket is
hers AZ delegate
Dr. Broiles did a good deal Of quiet
caucnins, aud IL IS hardly necessary TO
say Il was la the interest 0i his fayoritc
-Judge NuRcni
Judge Otis Eaton came over from
Dallas ~ help persuade tho Ropub-
licans that CLARK Is othe man with
whom 10 defeat Hogg.
A. L, Kcmper, postmaster at Co
manohe, and J. H. MoCarty a Co
mgucho druggist came IN yesterday
afternoon q, N. Arnold aud Mr.. Woa-
son 81 Dublin came In on same train.
Mr.. koDiper said all of the delegates
fon that part Of the state were
strongly Tor NugeuL
a number Of won known Democrats
were goilye figures In the Hobbies.
Republicans from tho Galveston dis
trict dl affirm that Rosenthal will beat
Gresham for congress, with two or
three thousand votes 10 spare.
The ,,enerai f.sijmopv ~ the dele.
-a,ss h ebat M Tbi,d na,ie a. ~
mnklue much headwey h sm,tbwest
Texas.
Mauv dolosaies yidtad Tho ponnllsl
,, a III ,.b" NV ''''' '''4''N 'eNhp w.
kuit sn,''
". "a, oriIln o. ytlvetlon lorInrrly
poat .9l a. y aep.gnw t'iN Syl'
sohsHg n,.o as 80 ~ i' ~, wv 49,
named arn ia NJ WSelss Ang,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-13
mrNnAn.s nIorIoN
A veteran TsSas HepubneAn an Epthu,
last Tor ClRrh

Hon. p w. Miuear Is delegate to
the Republican state convention from
Gonzales county aud Is a veteran OF 10.
puhlieanism Ia Texas. lilo Ia stopping
ut the Grand hotel
"Will the Republicans nominate u
party candidate for goyernorYn asked
IA GAZETTE man Of Mr.. Mlncar.
"No, ! think not said he.
"The Democrats Of Texas made bad
mistake when they ignored the abili-
ties of Judge Clark, and we cannot do
a better thing than TO support him, Il
Is my idea that tho Republicans viii
fuse with the Third party or endorse
Clark. Neither tho Republicans nor
the Democrats have bottcr man 90
rule Texas than Judge Clark--or q
more competent man. ] am IA favor Of
supporting him ia preference tp any
man IN the Republican party Il Texas
to-day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-13

one Of oaIyeston's unribbonsd Delegates
who Thinks


Richard Nelson Is horc, but Richard
Is not "A delegate. He Isl high private
with opinions Of his own. Richard, for
the bonefit of those who don't know him
we mention it--is The cditQr OF u Nolann-
ian newspaper AZ Galveston. Like
every other newspaper man, Richard Is
overly ond OF speaking his mind. He
got tOmonknylng with the hu2z-saw, and
the busy-suw resented the FAM in'lty.
Or, 10 put 1t Ia swiitor English, he took
IT into his head that things would 10
better II thoy should go some
other way than Cuney's way The
result was swift and certain. Things
went on as usual but Richard didn't
A. statesman bis career came to an
abrupt ending and all that was left Of
Richard was philosopher.
IL must not be imagined however,
that Richard has abandoned all politi-
cal aims. He is not hero solely on
pleasure bcnt II he can clrcutnvent
any Of The plans Of Mr.. Cuncy, Richard
Il going TO do n. and ia the doing his
little round face viii wear the sunniost
smile that has adorned IL for many a
day.
81 would ask said Richard to q GA
zETrE reporter, "who was It that gave
u. J. Davis, but a very iow hours TO
turn over the state government TO
Coke whsn't Il George Clarkyn
And when Richard put that inquiry
his eyes glistened as II he sized II up
for c0rker.