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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-04
TO WORLDS FAIR IN FIVE MIN
IfTES

In five minutes after leaving the
trains Of the Minneapolis d st. Louis
Ry., "Albert Lea Route" at Engle-
wood, a suburb OF Chicago, one can be
landed at the Worlds Fair Grounds.
How much better this is than to 90 into
the city and have to transfer to one OF
the several transportation lines to the
grounds, among thousands OF others
who are making their way to same
destination. Comfort goes Gods ways
to the enjoyment Of any assumed pleas
ure. Persons in st. Paul, Minneapolis,
in Northern Minnesota or Dakota, IN
Southern Minnesota or South Dakota,
will do well to bear this fact in mind,
and 90 to Chicago via the "Minneaplols
& St. Louis" Inquire Of any agent OF
the company, or G. VI. PRATT, Il. 7. x
p. A., Minneapolis, Mimi.
p. S.-Sleeping car accommodations
reserved on application, Free Chair
Cars.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-04
Inst ns Easily Worded.

Mrs Cumso-I advertised for pam
cook today. ,.,. ro,, odver-
tise for a pretty one WINE YOU
about it2-Truth-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-04

aft is said that Sam RuggleS' the iauy
killer, is dead gone on that pie.ty MISE
Green. Why don't you warn hert
"Thanks, / never play with Matches
-Detroit Free Press.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-04

LosT.-A pocket book containing 81 in
charge, visiting cards, ana other articles.
Finder will please leave same at the
HERALD Office.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-04
Elegant Day Coaches
THROUGH TICKETS

To and from all points in America,
England and Europe can be purchased
at any ticket Office of this company.
Full information concerning rates,
of time trains, rates and other details
furnished on application to any agent,
or A. ID. CHARLTON,
Assist Gen'l Pas. Agt.
Portland, Or
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
A Sum mcrlcss Year.

A subscriber sends tho Reno Jour.
nal tho following which shows that
there has been n Summarizes yoar
within tho memory Of persons now
living:
january and February OF 1916
were spring.liKe. March was oold
and stormy. Vegetation had gotten
vol along IN April. whom rcal winter
set in. Sleet and snow foil ON seSen
different days in Mny. In Juno there
vas either frost or snow ovcry night
but three. Tho snow was tive inches
deep for several days in s~uccopsion
in tho interior OF Now York, mud from
ten inches TO thrco foot in Vermont
and Maine. July wvs cold and frosty.
Ice formed "a thick ne window pancs
in every ono OF tho Nsw England
Statos ADJUST was still worse. leo
formed nearly an inch in thickness
md killed nearly ovcry green t.,ing in
tho United States and in Faro pc. In
tho spring OF 1917 corn which had
bccn bopt ovor from tho crop OF 1915
sold for irom So TO SlO q bushul, tho
buyers purchasing for Rced. On
May 10, 1885, snow fell u FOOT 10
jamestown, Va, and a piled up in
hugo drifts in most Of the Northern
Stntos"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Miles OF Sightseeing.

Jackson Park, in which tho Exposi.
ton is held, has a frontage On Lake
Michigan OF ono and ono halt miles
and contains five hundred aud thirty.
three ncres, II Of which gro winter.
Tho Midway Plaisance ia a milo long
mud coo foot wide. md contains 80
acres more. There are 10 exposition
buildings proper, and floor space OF
$50 acres. Adding. the galleries there
arc 1897 ncros. Grouped around
thoro are Al state and territorial
buildings, 10 buildings erected by for
eign governments, and AZ others for
minor purposes OF tho management,
restaurants and advertising wares and
enterprises. In tho Midway Plais.
nnco nro u o foreign yiilagcs, shops.
otc. Tho visitor who would tnorcly
tako n passing look at Zach Of tho
vast nrray OF exhibits mutt prepare 10
walk along l2l milos OF aislos. Add
10 this tho distance FROM ono building
TO another, which must OF necessity
DO travelled many times, aud tho dis.
tanco TO DO covered will roach fully
100 miles, Pittsburg Nowe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
History Of tho Silver Dollar.

Tho New York Empire OF Finance
and Trade givos tho history Of tho
silver dollar briefly no follows:
"0a July 0, 1856, tho continental
congress established tho silver dollar,
although tho exact weight was not
fioaly flSed until August 8, 1880,
when II war made! equal 10 that OF tho
old Spanish dollur, whose weight wns
4lG Rrains OF standard eilvor mud
eJ3.a fine. This wns equivalent 10
3IlH Rrnina OF Dne silver with AK
graine Of crudo silvor. This dollar,
however, did not originate with tho
Spaniards, but was coined md called
n thalor at q mining town in Bohemia.
Previous 10 July, 1885, tho colonies
used tho English coinage. Tho
weight Of this coin was changed In
1897 by tho net OF January 18th, TO
4l2X grains Of 900 tinc, preserving
tho samo amount OF pure silvor - 37lH
erhins with LILO alloy. This act was
discontinued by tho not OF February
IL, 1873, known a. tho characterization
noL"s
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Shot His Chicken.

Ono OF Parson Davis chickons
wandered into G.. @. Thaxter's yard
recently aud Harry ThUyter taking
the bird for a bullseye shot him dad
as u hammer. Tho Parson was 60
wrathy that he sought the District
Attorneys Office this morning and In
sisted on MCGOWAN issuing a warrant
for the boys unrest for malicious mis-,
chief. DC refused, and the Palson
departed swearing v%epgcnuco on tho
whole race of Thaxter.-Carson Trib.
une.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Phillips Brooks and tho Maiden.

DR.. Brooks, OF Boston, ut u limo
wus worry much admired, courtod and
annoyed by n Now York maiden Indy
OF great wealth. 10 hor numerous
communications, full OF admiration
mud modest suggestions, she received
no encouragement from tho doctor
Recalling her advanced ago sho gre"
desperate and offered, in addition To
hor heart and hand, all hor wealth.
In reply sho received tho following:
"Madamc, your wealth give 10 tho
needy, your heart TO tho Lord. and
your hand to tho man who asks for
it-Currept Literature.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Worlds Fnir Excursion.

Mr.. Ira G. Hoag, ngont OF tho 3. p,
60. at Beowawo, has arranged 10
cbartor % Iargo.sizod Pullman tourist
sleeping car W leave DeowJwo about
Sept. 9th, and II direct to the
Worlds Fair.
rho ticket ratio will DO tho regular
excursion ratio n, tho time Of sturtlug,
a.d tho charge FOR sleeper will 10 n
for u berth and So for Il section Ia
Chicago. Mr.. IionG will take charge
OF tho party, and TO his utmost 30
mako tho journey m pleasant as pos.
siblo. Anyone desiring TO so in the
car should mako application TO Mr.,
Hong nj once 30 that u plauo will be
reserved
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Tho river ia rising rapidly.

Bar silver was S2I6 yesterday.
Fred Wilson came down from Tus.
esrora yesterday.
W.T.. Crano, OF South Fork, broush,
the usual storm to town with him TO,
day.
The School Trustees OF Reno hive
raised tho salary OF Principal Bray
from $500 10 $500 year.
The Worlds Fair expenses, during
tho hrst few days after opening, were
$4,000 a day and the daily detci,
was uoarly $4,000.
Goo. j.. Smith and wife, OF Reno,
who stopped OF hero To visit friends
and relatives n few days since, left on
No. l this morning for the Worlds
Fair.
W. S. Clayton, OF Shelton, was in
town to-day after some seed corn he
expected from tho east. Mr.. Clayton
intends TO plant n largo fold OF corn
this ssnson.
Rev. A. Woody, l brother in.Iaw Of
W. L. Crane, arrived last night from
Lincoln, Nebraska. en- route to
Shasta county, Cal, whero no goes to
accept a call.
Commissioner Russell has tho
thanks Of tho INDEPENDENT for a
copy OF tho Daily Columbian" the
official bulletin Of tho Worlds Colum.
bian Exposition.
Agent j. NJ. Morrow has been noti.
ded 10 sell round trip tickets, limited
TO n day, for sl.5o to ull persons do.
string TO 20 to Carlin tomorrow to
Witnoss tho ball game.
Tho bnuks in the silver States show
no signs OF breaking. II is only in
those Statos whore tho pooplo are
taught 10 look on silver a8 dishonest
money that the bunks arc breaking.
Helona Independent: Tho only
way IN deal with tho silver question
10 10 establish irOc coinage, and with
that Tor II premise, negotiate with tho
countries OF Europe whenever they
please.
Terro Hauto ESpress:--First Sweet
Girl-"Just thinkl Tho Car OF Rus.
ala has q throne that cost $1,000"
Second s. G.-"Rsally2 Why, that
IL not hall as much ns papa paid for
his seat 10 tho Senate"
Friday forenoon George LontS,
while painting tho experiment station
building at tho State University, foil n
distance Of twonty two feet. IIo
landed on his foot, biting his tongue
badly and broaking. several OF his
teeth. 7Sma,
Tho banks which recently tailsd in
California had boen carefully oxam
ined by the Bank Commissioner a
fow weeks toioro and pronounced
sound. Tbose 5000 n yonr Bank
Commissioners don't Soon 10 DO Of
much uso.
Tho "Rod Star" base ball nino
which 10 matched to play tho Cnrlins
at That place tomorrow afternoon,
hsvo been praoticing considerable
lately and fool confident Of defeating
their opponents. Th"y are all Young
active players and tho Carlins will
have to keep their syes on tho BALI
They honn To ain.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Death Of John ii. Mills.

The Carson News says: John K.
Cook yesterday received the news OF
tho sudden death in Mourovia, Cali.
f~ornia, OF his b%rother-in law, John II.
Mills. No particulars were given.
John Il. Mills vas for many years q
resident OF Gold Hill aud wao at cns
time Superintendent of the State Or
phsn's Home. Mr. Mills was ono OF
tho pioneers OF Nevada and was held
10 the highest estcem.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
Willing TO Help.

T%eaohor-In this Columbus year l
want every boy TO try to do some
thing to show his patriotism. Can
my Of you think Of any noble, SELF
sacrificing act which would be appro-
pirate?
Bright BoY-Yes'm, / can.
Teacher That is encouraging d.
We'll, Willie, what would you do?
Bright Boy-Piease, ma'an, I'll
lick tho Columbus stamps for you.--
Exchange.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
A Good Layout for Man
and Wife, or for IA
a Family.

Tho DiNlNG NOON of the
Pdhsado Hotel Is in first ciass
ordor amt complete in ali of its
appointments. will be rented
on easy terms to anyone Wsh-
ing to conduct a good business.
ArpI TO Z. h. BdUM.
g., ct. FaHsade, Noyada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

I;SIlthY.

Found on tho Diamond A Deecri,
ono brown horse branded NO, on left
thigh; ono red roam horse, bald faco
branded and vented qW Oh lott thigh,
r on shoulder and NO on left thigh.
Owner will pIcaso call at the Murphy
& Hill ranch, prove ownership, pay
chorgos md tnSo tho animals away.
80 L. a. CARRiLLo,
"..,s North Fork,
6.2530ds. - Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
(FRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SALAAGUNDI.

1t is rather cool to-day.
Anothe, storm is brewing.
Bar silver was S2S yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. Mitchell went out to
tho ranch this afternoon.
Rev. w. II. /. Iloughton and vito
cit Tor California on No. 4 to-day.
The fire engine has been put in re-.
pair and is now ready for any emer-
gency.
Frank Parsons arrived by last even.
ing'H stage and lot: for the East this
morning.
The Worlds Fair Commissioners ia
still struggling with The Sunday
opening question.
wall street was mystifioi yesterday
by the withdrawal ot tho dis.ilIeries
from the whisky trust.
A. Skillman has purchased tho in.
terest OF Mrs. Cussidy in the Eureka
Sentinel newspaper and printing sf-
lico.
Gov. Tillman. OF South Carolina. ia
testing his new lrqvor law in the Su-
preme Court OF the State before put
ting it in operation.
The Beatty glass works at TitTin.
Ohio, were burned yesterday, throw
ing Six hundred persons out Of EN-
Ployment. Loss rearly 100000 fully
covered by insurance.
Er:-An Irish husband was ynit.
ing news from his wife's chamber, rs
to sex Of his first bern. AS tho DR..
came out he asked eagerly, doctor,
AIN l a father or n mother?"
a Comstock kid seeing a cake OF
Ice lett in front o, n saloon the other
morning, rushed in and yelled TO the
"olrkecper. "Say, mister, you'd bot
ter take this ice in; its froezing."
Lady" tramps are seeo every day
in Michigan. Week before last two
OF them struck Loomiss. rhoy alto
their cheese and crackers under n treo
near town. Two men Jaw them and
engaged them as housekeepers tor the
Summer.
Va. Chronicle:-A few millions OF
Uncle Sans boarded silver dollars
properly distributed would stop bank
failures, make money plenty and
business boom. Let the Govern
ment disburse its silver Instead OF
drafts on its gold supply.
W. +. Smith loft last evening for
San Francisco where he will remain
a week or SO and then make a trip 10
the Worlds Fair and his old homo in
Ansonia, Connecticut. He will 60 by
the way OF the Northern Pacific and
expects 70 DO gone about six weeks.
Appeal:-The Gazette is mistaken
when it says that there are no rumors
OF drunkenness among the University
STUDENTS ut Reno. Perhaps the Ga
zette would like to know why n cor
tain young lady in Virginia CITY got
disgusted with the place and left it.
Nevada will have Mt least ono rcpre.
sentative in the 90 bright school chill.
dren just chosen by tho Examiner to
DO given n FREQ trip TO tho Worlds
Fair. Annie Emma iIuichins OF
jackson. Amador county, II Of tho
successful competitors, was born in
Winnemucca, where her parents lived
Tor several years and arc well known.
Ed. Koyser and Bon Craighpad bnyc
bought out j. +. Hollands grocery
and notion business. They intend to
put in n stock Of now goods and hopo
by fair dealing to r~cco;vo 4 liberal
share OF tho public patronage. Tho
boys are well known in Elko md the
~lSpErESDEyr wishes them success in
their business venture. Look out for
their ad. which will appear in a day
or two.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
lFpoN MoSpAY's DAILY.l-
SALMAGUNDI.

day.
j. g. Ford, OF Eureka, is in town
to-day.
Carlin will not celebrate the Fourth
Of July. e
DIR. Moore left to-day on q profess.
slonal trip.
Commissioner Russell is expected
home this week.
The Stockton Mail has wheeled
into line for silver.
Geo. W. Peltier oaue up from
Lovelotk yesterday.
The festival nt Freeman Hall FRI
day evening WIS u success.
+. y. Harrington and Charley
Moody returned from Mountain City
yesterday.
Row. jas. 9 Mcdonald passed west
OH No. 4 to-day en- route to his Cali
tornia home. 20
Quito a number Of Elko people
won't TO Carlin yesterday 10 witness
the baseball game.
'chero nro mon who Cannot live
without n wife," and there arc men
who cannot live with one.
Jos. Flemings residence in Reno
was destroyed by fire early Sunday
morning. Loss about 5000.
Mr.. Hessnn 10 repairing tho fire
engine TODAY 30 that it will bs ready
for use should u fire break ont.
Mrs. Jas. Brain, Mrs. l.. o. Hen.
derson and Miss Sadie Henderson,
left for San Francisco yesterday.
Frank S. Beedleson, tho one.legged
bicyclist, arrived in Rono from San
Francisco at 4:}0 Friday afternoon.
There is no foundation for tho ro-
port that round trip tickets from
Bllto to tho Worlds Fair will DO sold
for $40.
rho Kansas law imposing n tax on
every man over 81 who does not vote
bas boen declared constitutional in n
test case.
In the fourth California internal
revenue district, which includes the
State OF Nevada, 1888 Chinese have
registered under the Goary act.
Brick" Pomery is CD years OF age.
Twenty-Five years ago his writings
wore read all over the country, IIo
is now Interested in railroad schemes
in Colorado.
Nevada's exhibit at tho Worlds
Fair, though small, is attracting n
good deal OF attention. Commissioner
ierington is the right man in tho
right place.
Mrs. Greenberg aud Mrs. Day,
mother aud sister OF Charley Green
borg and Mrs. Taylor Allen, passed.
west on No. 4 to-day on route 10
Santa Cruz, California.
Tho lower House OF tho Michigan
legislature has passed n bill granting
suffrage to women nj school, village
and city elections. 1t is believed
that it will pass tho Senate.
Tho publishers OF the Sncrnments
News havo engaged counsel and made
arrangements Tor tho arrost OF an I'M
registered Chinese lnboror to test tho
law aad 500 what disposition the
authorities wall make OF tho China.
lnan.
Tho Austin Reveille savs that il was
scalskins which led 10 tho Beri..g sau
troubles. Ssaiskins have broken up
tho poace and harmony OF many IL
hitherto happy homo. So the seal.
skin is not only n household, but a
natiounl curse.
Tho oditor Of n Fort Dodge, Iowa,
paper, is in trouble. After succeed
ing in making himself bciieve that
hc waa forming tho opinions OF the
world no tried to correct tho habits
OF his female typesettors, md ordered
them 10 20 TO bed at 0 o'clock. The
paper has not been issued since.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

A now counterfeit five.dollar United
States silver certificate has been dis
covered in circulation. II is OF tho
series OF 1886, check lottor l3B, bear
ing tho signature Of w. S. Rosecrans,
Register, and L. II. Nebeker, Treas
urer, and has n small scalloped seal.
The portrait of Gen. Grant has II
scratched appearance and some of tho
lettering 10 irregular.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

ous COPY, ono 8 90
One COPY. siI months. 8 oo
Tor any period under six months. ono dollar
month Payable in advance.
1sssd By carrier In Elko at ~ c. ute . week
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28

Protect your weak eyes from tho
uiurious object OF sun and snow glass
~ getting n pair Of dark glnsses al
Mullcr's.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
School Report.

TIE following is the report OF the
Upper SO. Fork school for the month
ending May 10, 1893:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
The Quickest, Purest
and tho
Best of all the
Baking Powders Is

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
While other brands have
Deteriorated and will not
Raise the old amount of flour
DR.. Prices has been brought steadily up to greater perec-
ton; Is richer in Cream Of Tartar, and higher in lcavcning power,
hence does UNNECESSARILY better and finer work than any other
Baking Powder known.
The Purity of DR.. PRICES Cream Baking Powder has
never been questioned. Pure as the driven snow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Pubiishea every Sunday, and sent to any .e-
Gress tpostage pIId). At Tho following rates,
payable In .dVsucs:
ONO JeA... %
Sfx 2 6U
Fer any period under six months. Fifty
STATS por month.
Entered At the Elfo. Nevada. Postornee for
S7nsmission through tao mails ~ second
iIa nail matter.
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ADVERTISING T

win be nAao a. low As is eousi,tcut with
Eosni business principles. Apply at tho Of
g Coz terns.
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Issued EVERY DAT. SUNDAYS FL.
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LILLIAN Z. JONES,
Teacher.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-03

Jalsrs Brooke aud Grain reid eourt 81
Nondas and Taesaa, toe thc purpose Of hetr-
inr The registration sassa Of aadd and Cox.
Judge Briscoe, ubo was here or SATURDAY..
end who Il Is said- sai lie tboaels. ht would
sit 10 the csses. was nor present The gugs
ton involved ia the csses wis The RIGHT q
ihcse gentlemen to vote 80 this coaniy, each
Of ihsm having removed from ihe carniy aud
lsit the State sitain the past twsive pioohs
without having made tae affidavit as reqdieca
by The statuls. sIr Nudis ctse bsiog drsf
on ihs locke, was the 6rst called and tried
Mr.. 4. Il Edelen assisted Smie's Auqfuey
Matthews, whose duty It was, IN desc ~ la@,
10 appear for he Registration oiii'ers. The
only testimony offered uy the Registration
Officer In defense OF his action was that or
Mr. Mudd who testified thst he opened law
Office in Washington for the purpose Of prac-
ticing his profession. That his health having
become affected he removed his family to the
said city that 1t might not be further impair
ed By travelling thereto To the admissioility
Of such testimony, Messrs. Mitchell and viii
mer. who represented Mr. C. A. Bowling, the
petitioner, objected, on the grounds it tended
to show what Mr.. Madd's intention was in SO
leaving, when the law provides that an atii-
dayit Of. the fact duly recorded when hs left
the county alone should be the proof. Judge
Brooke favored sustaining the obischon.spd
yudee Crane favored everything It, the court
therefore being divided the objection was
ovarruled. A judgment was then entered BY
a divided court disuissinQ the petition, to
strike of Mr.. Mudd's name from the regis
tries of voters, & exceptions noted preparatory
to carrying the case to the Court OF Appeals.
As the principle of law involved was the same
in both cases, the facts in Mr.. Cox's case was
agreed to and the proper exceptions taken
and that case with its twin sister taken 10 the
Court of Appeals.
The Court Of Appeals has already decided
the point involved in these cases in several
previous cases reported in the Reports Of the
higher Court, but they seem to have but little
weight with Judge Crane, hence the necessity
of having the Court of Appeals reafirm its
former decisions.
The action Of the divided court will not
however, help Mr. Mudd. The appellate court is
certain to order his name stricken from the
registsies of voters which in effect will
declare him a nonresident, AMI ineligible to
be elected to the Senate. dis time and Mr..
G. G. Lancaster's money will be spent in a
vain attempt to gratify selfish purpose and
instead Of taking his seat in the Senate, i
elected, of which there IS not tie ghost Of e
chancs, ne will again have to enioT anotier
winter in Washington for the protection Of bis
throat
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-03
Communicated.

Communicated.
Mr.. Editor II have often heard it said as
an old saying and now mole than ever before
l believe it to be true one, ''That wonders
will never cease When we behold and see
the Port Tobacco Times supporting the So
called Republican ticket, and outspokeu in
its columns in advocating the election Of said
ticket Ifany sane man or person viii read
the last issue of that paper aud will moi say
that it is a clear case of dickering and bar
gaining, they viii certainly be dun of com
prehension or deeply prejadiced Just think
for moment that hardly TIVE years have pas.
since that same paper made m abusive attack
upon Mr.. Madd, ana his supporters At that
time, the most severe attack ever put upon aoy
republicans ia this couaty or Stale. and
others were abused with aepdish no.iges. We
we we're called inierlopeis. deiamers, etc. Of
our homes, because We supported him
from an honest standpoint. Now to see that
same paper advocating the election Of dat
same man and his associates will certainly
convince any impartial person that sometbius
contemplate, mean ana hypocritieal is going
on. With reference to Mr.. Mudd's little card
which refers TO the conversation between Nc.
Turner ana himself suggest the old saying
again, ''that people who live in glass houses
should not throw stones - Yes, Mr Possy is
entitled consideration much more than the
Mudd crowd He has hasr tha