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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

FoWT Worm, Sout 81
Contest Editor Gazette.
Having received the endorsement Of
three OF the tour judges Tor my design
Of Texas badge or medal, take II
for granted that II will be satisfactory
70 all Interested 10 name Ia medal tho
Texas Columbia badge
The one Judge not yet heard from
may yet send in his decision. Should
it Do favorable to my design we ean
then claim unanimous vote for our
medal. We hope 70 hear from all
the Judges, Even II the one not yet
heard from should make minority
protest or vote, We don't favor silence
or neutrality To THE GA2ErrE's sue
&c sful candidates for the dedication Of
the Worlds fair, will say that i havo
ordered the dies for our Texas medal
II will take some timc for the tnglNcr
10 do tho work as it should be done,
| We hope 10 have medal that all ldN-
ans will be proud OF and pleased to
wear, at home or abroad Respect.
fully, JOIN HOWARD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

i.lr1ie Garrett Eiolse Porter MI, and Mrs.
Mckinney (managprl, Big SANDY, sept.
", votes 70 coupons FOR Mr.. and Mrs Cum
bingham.
Miehiy Nif H. f.ongvirw, Sept %. votes
lONN for Taco Barnwcli. Maud Barilott,
euia Boyd, Mnllio Chimney, sadie langley.
taunlo G. Niccown, Miuuio Patton, Mr..
aud Mrs. Cunningham
Mrs. W II Smith, city. sept ~ votss
gSl coupons for MIR. and Mrs Aanncy.
Slucorc friend, city. sept 20. votes 100
COUPONS for Misses Fannie Elha. MAY
latimcr Maud Hartlott. Sadie Langley,
Iheo Rarnwon, Lena pampoll and ileoli
pigmau
Mrs Emma HUMPHREYS, city, Sept aA
votes 70 0Jo for Mr., and Mrs Cunniupham.
X Houston. Jr,. sept. % votes s9 cou.
pons Tor Air and Mrs ilAnnoy
g, NJ, r., city, sept. y, votes 10 coupons
for Mr., and Mrs. llNnuey
l.. G. s., city sept ". votes IS coupons
for Mn and Mr, HanncY
Mrs. Wogs, Euuis, sept e9, votes is cou.
pons for Mr. aud Mrs, hanney.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
A UNIQUE ELECTION.
ENGAGING ROOMS FOR NoTA-
BILE PEOPLE IN CHICAGO.
The Gazsiis's Beautiful Texans VIII "Vle IL
Interest With tho Rolablcs Except
Presidential Candidates"

-, -. On, G.v,4 On
LFrom Chicago lhter-oceah' 9'P'' ~
Now that so many Of the prominent
mon Of the country have engaged rooms
at the hotels for the dedicatory week,
those Of lesser note are making the
managers Of the various hotel com
panies work very hard In answering
tho huge correspondence thar pours IN
upon them every day.
Since the .ist OF the notable guests
who have engaged departments WAS
published in the Inter Ocean sept. H.
their numper nus NV go n, au"iity ,ybnt
II lacks in quantity,
II the present plans are carried Out
Chicago win entertain during dedica-
ton week the presidential and vice
presidential candidates on the Republic
can and Democratic tickets,
II Mrs Harrison's health improves
the president will probably BE- the
guest Of Mr.. Higiubotham. The man
sgemont OF tho Grand Pacific expects
he housa and feed Whltelaw Reid.
Don NJ. Dickinson has writton To- Mr.
Ralhb5ne Of the Bichelieu- engaging
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

MiSrHAL WILL. sept %
Credit Miss Minnie CYRUS Fort Worth,
and Miss Nmo Cooper, era ilury with the
enclosed - coupons Tho enterprise Of
1HF GAEGftr 70 certaln ulmmcndgb,n
rf4pout VI aud ith rcAlufs i1 ulueh 30 lus
a. any stalo jokes. puna nd miserable a.,
tumpts az wit und0r The op. ihuliy H1urd.
eli IA this contest, unless bad moro taleUt
than the Ayorago "lony wiudui" voter
say whatever nice things you may doiii0
about your candidate, and then for the
sake u TINS GA1rrtn aud suffering pub
Me- 'ring On,
Inc "long wlndoin writer's who have
voted for my candidates or may hereafter
do hu. arc hereby specially c2ceniai from
the above rcmnrhb II. J, 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

Tor the GaErtte's EKoursion 20 the Dedl'
Gallon EHefciscs In October

! or the Gaze tres iNcufhlon 10 IN" utdl'
Gallon EHefciscs In October
CHICAGO It'll, sept 10, 1892.
WORLDS COLUMBIAN COMMISSION.
Col. W. L. Malone, President end Man.
ascr "fhe Gazette Fort Worth, Tex
My DEAR MALoNE:--I have noticed
with considerable interest and pleasure
the enterprise OF THE GAZETTE in
the Worlds fair dedication excursion
project have no doubt that IL will be
complete and perfect succoss,
Out Of the quota OF invitations TO the
dedicatory exercises 20 which | avn en-
titled, / wlll take pleasure In furnish
ing Invitations TO THE GAzE1TEs exc
cui'slon party, 10 the number Of scyon-
tcen persons Please send me the
names and addresses Of tho party M
soon as the contest Is over, and / will
sec that invitations are promptly for
wurdcd to them az their homes. These
Invitations cntitle the holders thereof 10
reserved seats in tho building IN which
the dedicatory exercises will bo held,
at jackson park, on the 2lst OF October,
1882.
with kind regards and best wishes
| am, very truly yours,
JOHN r. DICKINSON, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
LihNF PrIgNl Natanal War Nrgnnm

sits the GrREErT and secs Mrs Running.
ham \ husband, aOl,OOOi Mrs So IS SO N
husband, i,G,a iwoadp't be sprisei, but
it VIC opuraiurs al elt "a hankei given ns AZ
the 'huuful how lotM with bermuda
8 avs In IN VI Mr. cunningham. hoarn
lhct Mr. cunningham are RoinG 10 Lock
turing \ ur teehiug ''rolbrgrlfy.' cf he
glts Lett IN Tho Niosltlon coutlst butl am
skeerod he wont hoy IN Texture Bit Amt
you bruthcr npurOtutg WHY doaut tho
opuratlro at "NiN'' rit up s. git fuc votes
fur Mir aud Mrs Cunu,ngham, OK Long.
yics. rcAnN Enclosed find 500 votes,
Yours with nu Dob,
HARpur JACK, "dAn opurator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

Invitation to The Ga4ntte's Party 10 visit
the World Famous Picture

CHICAGO, Sept 10, 1892
Editor Gazette. Fort worth, Tex
Dear sir:-Noting that your paper
will send an excursion Of representative
Texas young ladies 10 Chicago TO attend
the Columbian exposition dedicnton, l
desire 70 extend the party through you
a cordial invitation to visit Our marvel
Gus exhibit OF the painters art, the
World famed picture Of the baltic OF
Gettysburg. a picture kaown and IA
nous in both hemisphcres, q picture
pronounced by many Federal and Com
iederate officers 70 be literally true TO
nature and marvellous in realistic i'm.
preston This famous painting is 80
feet IN circumference, 90 feet high, 800
feet long. and should your excursion
party honor MS with nn acceptance, es-
pecinl pains will be taken 10 have them
understand the greatest work Of art in
this country In an lis details. Trusting
TO have the pleasure u meeting your
Texas representatives next month"; am
Very Respectfully
A. HEHROTIN,
NanaUer GettvsburR Panorama.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

DENTON, Tx, Sept a.
Enclosed You viii find votes which yon
Will please place 10 the @ Edit Of Miss 1od
Coins, Of Denton also siN rhuper0u votes
" hich you will please place h the credit OF
Ar and Mrs. W H. MOD.Oy, Of Fort
Worth People, we atc bound 20 elect
these TWO and you may deem this Hs o
warning, for you will hear from us again
lufore the uine days expire aud win place
ihtm 20 the hDul % thr lists All nsslr'-
auae thankfully received Respectfully,
"iiATaH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

Here we come, little CunulnRhnmsN with
votes for your Miss Moliio Clancy 100
tlmcs aud 100 each for tho combine. Misses
Xnda Harrison, OrocnWllc; Bluucho
Cowun, fianieg; Lila Smith Comincho
laura Hubbard, Laura leudor aud Minnie
Cyrus Fort Worth Also 100 for YOUR Cad
d n. Cunningham -longyiew Little Cou-
pons Society, GOldthWaite Tex
p S. our treasury Is fulli we Win send
them in by-and.by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

GELENyiLLr. sept %
enclose you % coupons! have moro for
the last day. nv niece, Miss Dollio Mc-
kelyy. took frst prize in q contest in Little
Rock. Ark but had dO.OJ1 coupons ] put
10 the last DAY. ihope 20 ute you ull win,
10 ID stands you IN hand to got every ballot
you can Matte Binyon. Iula Boyd, May
barrett. Zaida Harris. Eloisu Porter
Kate Cooper, Lola smith,
Mus SUE McKnvY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

Al Iayitntian 20 the naEotts's Eteurlioa-
AS 10 Vislt the Canf'drfats Dispiay
Cmraao, IA, sept o
To the Businesg M4anger Galgiia, fcri
Nortl, Tax
DEAR SIN; Observing with pleasure
mo widespread interest thr people ~
vnur state arr manliatiinH ga ina dfdl-
cstiou exercises Of the Worlds colum'
b.an Exposition 70 b. held in Chicago
p..st month, We take pleas Va eA'
tending 20 the party a0np1aipg t1a
GAzgrrEs excursion o ccr3ial lnri ia-
Non % Wait Libby Pflsea l1l2i.al
~ museum, ioaling assurcl tAeg ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

IT, d. idfof ~ tna 9dsetit
pfla CiR-lgo' docs 5istcfdaT Eud hog
cacur.d % emp mclt % Tue PusA-eni'
maaf eiifr then ia.i 10Y oal oHe esple
dltdI haf q -rlrf i ui.a euf ilnlr We
81. alig co lflnnlfif irsirlmluf boar nn
lfIll Hlarin TO- aa4 y o. Ware1t fuf the
tEilI a.s4H la Hlsi te1a an da ~
.a elfsf1 & saf uu ~ nits 90 neaF
ri pH.ua % l1ss. fha 'ra9 0puratur
X llasca hos l.ii the ulher kanidAts wn
n fhe rdt ef1aafs, a1i at VS. wnint ne
gplit.4fs I. t-.li l--l D.. o.. VISA thay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
IN rIorrnrs or rInG
The Most siupendous Pyrotcctntcai Dis-
play the world Evcr saw.


play the world RIVER saw.
The pyrotechnic display for the
Worlds Columbian exposition opening
In october will be the most stupendous,
novel and sublimely artistic that the
world has over baheld.
Me-. Pain, who has the contract for
this display, has been over the expose
tion grounds and IN consultation with
Chief OF Construction BWnhum with re-
gard 10 the best location For nearly
FIVE months past MIR, Pains factories
have been at work preparing the pieces
that will oNcol In beautiful color all
the fire gl r'es OF pas ages. Some idea
Of the wOnders and benutiesol tho three
nights pyrotechnio display may be
gathered from the description printed
In THE GAZETTE last Sunday. This
display alone will be worth Il visit tc
Chicago to see.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

You viii please notice that you fail TO give
credit 10 Miss Lizzie Garrett Tor 100 votns.
Look At Mondays ISSUE aud Tuesday aud
YOU will hnd whoro the mistake ~ 10
should be Ia today paper 2b82 votes In
s'end Of 2b,1i2. pleRso correct the Same
aud 0bhgo Respectfully uNclr lrN
You are right and the correction has boon
made and shows Ia to.day'B totals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
rnr ArplronIum ooMrANx
Extend An invltation 70 the oasette'. Tex.
~ Excursion rariy

Extend An Invitation 10 fhc thhette's Tex
~ Excursion Parry
CnoAco, ILL.,, Sept IS lsQA
Editor Gazette,
The manager Of the Auditorium COM
pany urgently requested me 70 eStend
1.-THE GAIErTE's' eNcursionistsan invl-
taiion, Ia call aud inspect the great Au-
diturium building and tower while Ia
this city The building is one Of the
largest, and finest Ia Chicago and the
observatory on toweris 20 feet high,
anurding Hn eXcJllont birds eye Wow
Of Chicago and Lake Michigan from Its
dizzy heights ThooNcursionisis should
not miss the treat, as an hour there
viii give them better Knowledge OF
the city and lake, than days travel
through it. Very truly. !. b. b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
Seductive Invitation TO tho "nfe'te
EAeurloui-ts TO bse Niagars.
CHICAGO. Sent, 10 1892.
To Contest Editor Of the Fort Worth Cre1l
Guzctte;

To Contest Editor Of the Fort Worth TEX
Guzntte;
DEAR S1R.-t see from your paper
that YOU aro creating state Interest
IN an excursion 10 Chicago and Mag
ar. Falls. The latter ne have here on
canvass. PAINTED by Pau! Phillip
pnteaux, the celebrated French ARTIST
Al a cost OF es0.O00. and IL pronounced
BIZ experts. real o. lie
The painting Is 400 feet long ana
dfty feet high, and Il your excursion
marty will visit Il while 10 Chicago
viii have no further desire 70 visit tho
Fails. and / cordially extend sour
distlneuished excursioniHts an invita-
tiou ~ visit us while hero. Extending
our congratulations on your enierpt lsa
and wishing tho party a merry TIP
We are sincerely,
JULIEN GUNS
Asst Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

Fort Worth IS olty great The grand.
osi .u the lone Snr state in that city on
Taylor street, there lives one most fair and
swcot She is Miss Mimie Cyrus, tho can
didato rm most dosiroQs ah0uld be- selected
over all 10 visit Nlagara fs,lls
louNI DooIrY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23


nA,pie Mems 3, eltv. Sent Pa. vote, 100
couuons f,r Mr and Mrs Garter
Ron Howell. city sopt "a votes 40 for
Nj and M carter
Tom. city Sapi. e. votes 10 ooup3ns for
Misses Mo.le BALI. willie Smith, ROsnllu
G0ldug. Nnunio MMiucoto, fanuie Ellis,
Ethel pci1acL and Eloiso Porter
Tho white Robes. city SEPT 23, vote
100 for MIR and Mrs Cnrlnr
g. n. T.. city. sapt "a votes ~ for
no Fllis. Ethel DefoArh EloIse Porter.
Carrie Campbell and Nellie Balm
Jessie Rllty. nowla, sept gl votes a.
coupons 10, Misses Lula RiYes AiatNo
BIyon. Mimic Cyrus. Blnurho C0wAn,
Enid DoLoarl, Thoo BarHwoll aud jennie
iiainea.
Tca-oh Hoinuh. city. Sent y votos "a
ion Nir aud Airs Morohona'
,t,,.js,,4 c,id,y.l A,pariio Gan, ai
te.o, M for Hiss Idn Wheatloy
Ia 70 IA .t..,d Go, "a ,,,. ga
~, 49, ~ ~, =. tiis.,,s ,es,,i, ty,f,.s il
gnil,9s H. aad n. ilav,Seom '4'''
o., As pa ~. a. as9u ~. il'palgg'A' ''pt'
-, ~ ~ ",' NY go i"'N
g. w Wilson u IailhI, ely, sept ~
votes ~ coupons ior Misses idn who's y ..
~ hfe., rose hculefa 2 hnd NJ nie
l'llf'N' AlAD "' 'vi "i' 'hl A'i' iviu
hAr liiferhhe'd, Aainf4iii9, hrpi. 2l,
yoioa l59 coupons Tor Air ana Mrs Mua.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

RouNp rvbrWs BArloR, Co, Sop 10
am long ways from home but 1 send
you 10 votes for Nc amt Mrs, naunoy,
Wishing you success,
W. y. FARms,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23
THE CHICAGO ART INSTITUTE
Extends an Invitation to The ealells's Parry 10
visa three Floors Of Paintings,
s,aiuarY, ele.

CHICAGO, sept, 10. 1872
Business Manager Gazette, Fort Worth,
peSus-
Dear Sir; ! note with pleasure the
interest taken In Your papers excursion
to Chicago and Niagara, and take
pleasure In extending TO the ladies and
chaperons composing your excursion an
invitation 10 visit our museum while in
the city. Yours very truly,
n. Il. CARPENTER, Soc'y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

Fonr WoRru Sept -
The pace 30 getting hot, but The bost
worg Of % trottor 10 always done when sho
Is warmed up IN hcr work ! nm n0W uelr,
lup tho half, aud count my rult % sure 'oj
clip ! eNpoct ~ make Tho oth0r half In
still better time AZ nu earnest Of my ln-
tontiln tnft 1000 votes for each % the ill.
loving Young ladles Misses Minnie CY-
rus. Ethel Mnsrey, l3o1hlir goiding May
Iafimor, Janio Chiffon. Noble Gaze and
Ieasa johnson. Respectfully yours,
NAyri HANKs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

Ing blanks published In the Fort
worth GAZETTE. sept, 80 Will he the
lust DAY OF this unique election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-23

iosn cougrH TO pH HLnorSni
AIvarado CaadfdAtsA
Dir. and Mrs N. Daruos. ............ sf8
Abilene Candidatet.
Air and Mra- Geo, O. HarFis..------ Bl4
niankot Candidates
Mr. aud Nr- \ A wnklBson ....--. sis
Cisrksvnis caadiaates
Mr.. and Mrs John Watson. ......... R5l
DafAs Candidates.
Mr. and Mn n. NUS. sos
Ar. and Mrs Juo. w Baird ....- o
Eunh Candidates
Mr.. and Mrs. John RAwllnao-..-.. lg9
Easiiand Candidates.
MIR. and Mn. ". A ccunoiio. ..-..-- 10
0rssuy,ue CAnaidAaaA
Mr.. and Mira. r. q. Bird. ..-. leo
Mr. and MIN a. Q. Duck, ......---.. q
filiisbcro Candidates
Mr., and Mira johnson Thonpaoa- rs
Luapuia cnndidnteA
Mr., aud Mrs S N. fosier-.........- lols
riainview Candidates..
Nj. and Mrs J. G, Davidson. - -. =. ikis
shsrmaa cnnsiaatss.
Mr. aud Ma. 5 q Moore .-..s..--~ ~
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16

The experience that the first ward Of
the city of Hot Springs has just gone
through with is a timely warning to
the political parties to be mighty care.
full about the men that they name
upon their tickets this fall. Good,
clean, honest, trus.y men are evidently
hard to find and too great care can
not be exercised in selecting men to
fill the various offices that come within
the gift of the people.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16

concerned. The present democratic
house promised some strange and won
derful things if they we're i'll power to
accomplish anything. They had the
fail power to carry any measure they
might favor in the house, but they did
not attempt to fulfill any Of their
promises. Therefore knowing the
course of the democratic party, while
able to show their good faith, Presl-
dent Harrison's review of the accom-
p~lishments of the republican party
is timely and appropriate. 1t is a
most finished and easily comprehended
review, and one of the best campaign
documents that the party could pro-
duce. 1t should be read by every
voter. Blame does not believe in
mincing matters, and with the excel
lent record of the republican party
and making a campaign as suggested
by the flumed Knight, victory must
be accomplished easily.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16

With Harrlson's letter of acceptance
and Blaine's letter urging upon re-
publicans what issues he believes of
paramount interest in this campaign,
there are arguments enough to keep
the democrats busy from now until
long after the November vote is polled.
Harrison's letter differs from Cleve.
lands, in that it consists of statements
of facts regarding the acts of the re-
publican party during his administra-
ton, together with appropriate com.
parsons with democratic acts, while
Cleveland's is full of promises of what
his party will do. Facts and acts
speak for themselves; there can be no
"ifs" nor lands" about it. The course
IF the republican party speaks for it.
self-and so does the course Of the
democratic party for that matter, but
it is SO full Of broken promises, and
therefore is uncomfortable, so far as
Cleveland and the democratic party is
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16
ROOD FOR N

The glaring inconsistency Of demo-
cratic policy and methods is we'll illus
trated in a few extracts from the re-
port of the ways and means committee
at the last session Of congress. In one
place it is sand: The act Of October
l, 1890, increased TIE duty on wool on
an average of one cent a pound with
a view to increasing the price of wool
in this country. The result has been,
instead Of an increase in price, a fall
Of from two to three cents a pound, as
compared with the prices that pre-
vailed prior to its passage" On the
same page Of the report (l2) the words
occur: The manufacturers of wooden
goods are divided IL opinion as to
whether wool should be placed upon
the free list; but all concede the great
disadvantage to which American wool
manufacturers are subjected by reason
Of the tariff ON WOOL"
Here we have not only the surrris-
ing statement made that cheap wool
is a great disadvantage to the Ameri-
can manufacturer, but also the extra
ordinary admission by Mr.. Springer's
committee that the Mckinley bill, so
far from increasing the price Of wool
in direct proportion to the increase in
the tariff actually lowers tue price.
When democrats admit that the price
of commodities are not raised but
were lowered by the Mckinley bill, it
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS
Nv or ADMINISTRATION.
In the County Court of the County of Fall River.

In the matter of the estate of Henry G.. Richard
Slolz, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mary NJ. sholz has
filed with the clerk of this court, u petition. pray
ing that letters of administration of the estate of
7. II: Whitfield and that saturday the let day of
October, 1882, at 10 o'clock a: m. of said day,
being u day of a regular term of this court, to.wit:
LOOMS s. Gull, Judge of the county court at Hot
Springs, in the county of Fall River, state afore-
said has been set for hearing said petition with
and where any person Interested may appear and
show cause why the said petition should not be
granted.
Dated September {, 1872.
SEAL. w. L. UDKIN Clerk,
First publication Sept. 18th. st.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16

Chauncey l.. Wood has already de-
clined to accept the nomination of
congressman upon the democratic
ticket. This doubtless is according to
to a prearranged plan. We shall be-
lieve that the democrats really meant
it when they said they were opposed
to fusion If they now. place some one
in MIR. Woods place upon the ticket.
Yet we are looking for more resigna-
tions from the ticket.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16

An officer who will not listen to the
wishes of his constituents, but does as
hi pleases, is a dangerous nan for
any community. Laws are made ac-
cording to the will Of the public, the
people, and when one man believes his
opinion is superior topublic sentiment,
he drops to the level with the common
desperate and law-breaker, and must
he watched.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16

In its proceedings of the convention
at Buffalo Gap. the Republican says:
"Mr. Boyer, Of Fall River, was placed
in nomination, who eagerly accepted
thsnomination, and it would seem he
am over with the expectation Of re.
ceiving the nomination. He stated
that he freely offered himself for the
sacrifice; he had been chosen by his
friends in that county on account of
his strength and his ability to lead his
people to victory. He evidently thinks
he is Moses. He expects to stump
the district and is ready to meet any
ff his opponents IN debate"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-16

The republican party could not have
worked a better campaign plan than
to have Messrs. Lardner and Kelley,
the independent candidates for con.
gress, follow Capt. Lucas about through
the Hills as they are doing. The COM
par,son of the men is Extensively odious
to Lardner and Kelley, and after this
tour is completed you'll not find any
Independents of their ilk following in
Capt. Lucas campaign route.