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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-12

WALLACE, Neb., April 10 -Duringthe
heavy wind storm Friday night Q FIRE
was started north Of town, sweeping
everything In Its path MIRA G ogiers
living eight miles northeast Of here
started from her sons house, a short
distance from home, but before reAch-
ing her home was caught by the firp
and burned TO death. Her sons seeing
her pertaining, tried 10 rascua her and
were sefiousiy burned. kmong tho
heaviest losers Of property are John
Eggleston, house, barn, granary and
corn; G ogiors and two soma, each q
barn and all the contents Many others
lost hay and corn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-08-10
HOOPS Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
blliousncss, jaundice, and sick headache.
$I.OO a Day at The Worlds Eair.

That is all it will cost any reader of
THE COMET for lodging who viii cut
this out and take it to the headquar-
tiers of G. e. Dorm & Co., 62d ST., oppo.
site Worlds Fair gate, who are propri-
etors of the Columbian Union of Ho-
tells. They have seven hotels built of
brick and stone, new and elegant, and
their rates vary from 81 so TO $3 90 a
day. These hotels are distant only
one to three blocks from the central
entrance to the Worlds Fair.
TIE COMET has made a contract
with @. E. Dorm & Co. TO take our
friends for $10O day, and we are pre-
pared to accommodate 1,500 people
daily, within one to three blocks Of
the Worlds Fair entrances.
G. E. Dorm & Co. absolutely guaran-
tee satisfaction.
This notice will secure rooms at con-
tract rates, but to reserve rooms in ad-
vance, call on or write to the business
manager Of The COMET and pay so
cents for certificate of registration,
and this will reserve your room for any
time you want it. The so cents will
be credited you on your hotel bill.
This is absolutely the best arrange
ment that can be made, an | no one
who tries it will be disappointed. The
regular rates will be charged unless
you can show that you are entitled to
THE COMET contract rates. We have
also a contract for good meals at 25
cents, or table d hote dinners at 80
cents. You can stop at one of oul
good hotels at $500 per day, including
meals.
TO reserve rooms, remit so cents tc
the business manager OF THE COMET
who will issue you certificate enti
Ting you to hotel accommodations a
$1.00perday atany timey you designate
For full information and free guide
to the Worlds Fair, address G. E. Dnrr
& Co., Central Office, CID Street, oppo
site Worlds Fair Gate, Chicago.
474-St
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-08-10
EMANCIPATION DAY.
The ColOreG People Duly Celebrate it
in Johnson City.

Last Tuesday was the day colored
population in this section celebrate as
the emancipation dap Of their race.
A question of dates does not worry
them in the least and Notwithstanding
the ia t that the final proclamation OF
freedom was issued on January 1st,
1868 and that the Sth OF August is no
where mentioned in connection with
their freedom the latter day has been
celebrated by the colored people Of
East Tennessee for q number Of years.
The celebrations have been held here.
tofore at Greeneville, but, as Governor
Yardly expressed it, the Knoxville
"negroes" we're tired looking at log
houses and wanted longer ride and
to see better time and decided to
come to Johnson City. The Govern
or" is perhaps the only colored person
present Tuesday who could tell why
the 9Th Of August was celebrated aud
it was not clear to him. He told THE
COMET that his information was that
it was the date at which the Queen Of
England freed the slaves of that coun-
try.
Be that as it may, the negroes took
possession Of Johnson City Tuesday.
They came srom every direction,
Three cars filled from Bristol, 13 from
Knoxville and intermediate points and
8 or 10 from up the Narrow Gauge.
The Three C's and Embreeville trains
were also crowded. The crowd was
variously estimated at from 5000 to
1000 and was q good humored throng.
No arrests of any consequence were
made and there was noticeable lack
| OF drinking. Fully half of the crowd
were females. The sports of the day
were divided between the city and the
lake and the street cars were taxed to
their utmost to accommodate the dark
mass of humanity that wanted to in
dulgc in ride on the electric cars"
The crowd melted away as darkness
approached as silently as it came, sat
isfad with the days sport and resolved
to return on the Sth of next August
and d. likewise.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-08-10
GODFREY DEAD.
A POpuIOr Hotel Man Passes Away at
Greeneville.

w. A. Cooley, proprietor of the
Grad Central hotel, at Greeneville,
died Sunday night after q short illness.
Mr.. Godfrey was a veteran hotel man,
and was well known in East Tennes-
see. He was very popular with the
travelling public and made many de-
voted friends. He was a prominent
candidate for the Greoneyille postoflice
Courier.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-08-10
MORE CURRENCY.
congressman JOllnSOn's Method of Re.
lieyiDg the Pressure.

10 thc Cleveland Chamber of Com
merce
Gentlemen2Believeing that the
financial pressure now existing de-
mands prompt and adequate relief, I
propose on the first day of the coming
session to introduce in the house Of
representatives the following bill
An Act To Permit The Exchange
OF United States Bonds For Treasury
Notes
Be it enacted by the senate and
house OF representatives of the United
States OF America, in congress Assem-
bled, That any holder of bonds of the
United States may, after the passage
OF this act, deposit such bonds at the
treasury of the United States, or at
the Office OF any assistant treasurer of
the United States, and receive there
for their face value in treasury notes
OF the United States, as described in
the act Of July IA, 1890. Such bonds
shall be held as a special deposit to
the credit OF the party depositing them,
and during the time they are SO held
shall draw no interest, and shall be re-
turned on the order of the party depos-
itlng them on the payment OF their
face value in United States currency.
Sec. 2. The secretary of the treasury
shall make such regulations a. may be
necessary to save to the government
the payment OF interest on such bonds
during the time they are held as a
special deposit, and he is hereby au-
thorized to issue treasury notes to the
amount needed and to provide for the
cancellation OF an equal amount OF
such notes on the return OF said bonds
to their owners, and sum sufficient to
carry into effect the provisions OF this
act is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
SEC. 8. All acts and, parts Of acts
inconsistent with the provisions OF
this act are hereby repealed.
Whatever b5 the primary causes of
the financial difficulties now paralyz-
ing business and stopping industry, it
clear that their first appearance was
largely due to the impairment of con-
fidence through fear of an impending
change in the measure OF values. But
the main and pressing difficulty now
is, the scarcity Of the medium OF ex-
change. While The shrlnkage OF credits
has increased the need for money, It's
available volume has been greatly less
ened by the Strengthening OF reserves
by banks and savings Institutions, and
by the boarding OF individuals under
fear Of, or the desire to bring about,
still greater scarcity.
The rereal Of the sherman act,
which ! confidently anticipate, while
it will allay lears i any change il the
measures Of yaiues will do nothing
directly to increase the medium OF ex--
change On the contray, by stopping
the Issue Of treasury notes for silver, it
will lesson the supply. The only meas.
ure looking to relief OF the need for
money, yet proposed with any hope Of
the necessary consent, is that OF per-
milting the national banks to extend
their issue to the face value Of their de-
posted bonds. But this, while certain
to arouse dispute and consequently
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-08-10
Dissolution Notice.

The firm OF M. 6. ShafIer & Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
M. G. Shalfer will collect all accounts
due said firm and assume all liabili-
ties. This july 21st, 1898.
M. G. SHAFFER.
L. w. CooPER.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-08-10

All persons having claims against
the firm of Lyle, Crumley & Go. are
requested to file them, duly authenti-
Gated, with me, by Sept 10th, 1913.
July 26, 1893. ]. 3. BRADING.
CT. Assignee.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-08-10

Ii it is true that an idle brain is the
DEVILS workshop the old fellow must
have several places of business in
Rogersville. -Rogersville Review.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-08-10

Come one, come all, if you want BARGAINS
in any kind Of goods. He will give you goods
at prices to suit the times. He will sell you
Fine Woolen Dress Goods, all grades and all
shades. at so cents, cost worth rs cents; Cling
hams, 5 cents up to 10 cents, worth 10 to Is
cents. BIG BARGAINS in all grades Of Shoes
and Boots, Hats, Trunks, Valises, Club Bags
all first cost Jeans, 30 cents, worth 80; all
kinds Of Flannels and Lindseys at cost, and a
thousand other articles too tedious to mention
All | ask is to come and Get my
prices, and you will buy and save
from % to 80 per cent. on your
Goods. Respectfully,
G. KIRKPATRICK.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
TRrsTEL,s sAIE-

WHEREAS. ElWyu II. Slater and Zfrbs "
w Slater. husband and wife, of tlan Cauuty
ui Provcrs and State q Colorado, did By sLetf
certain decd of trust dated The nrzf dag uf JuuH
4. II. is-s which j. duly recorded ir sok -Iszar
"a OF the recar,ts Of slid fruNers County asl
state OF Colorado. convey % the nudsFsisfusa
henry !. PAGE trustee. the fnilupfuE de-
seribei real estate situated Ia the Ceansy 81
northwest quarter of s.esion thirty-iso izzl
township tNeniy-One an south, rAusn fngty-fitt
t4il west Of 9Th L. n. Together vifh ose ami
kansas kivrr Land Reservoir and Canal Caiu-
rstny. which convey auce was made in trust l.
secure 10 The kanszs Loan A Trust Noraf.sug
the pas meat q certain prom i-sorg ncte q No
Huudred and Forty ts-sni Dollars glven hy tHa
said ElEyn N. Slater and zilphA ~ Slater zld
pay able in ten e,anal installInent- aud
Wharcaz. t.sa said lr1st dcni TrsFidas that Ia
case Of default q payment Of said note. or auy
installrueut Of the same, aeoaEiiug % the tsn0f
and elect Of said note Il shall b. laufl foe i3e
trustee TO sell and dispa=c u said above de-
scribct premises al puhlAc auction Al the nortl
Court House IN the City o. Denver. Naunfy ~
Arapaha-a and state uf Colorado. for cash. Ersf
giving thirty days public notice Of the time
terms and place 81 sale and 81 the pfop=giX -
be sold hy advertisements printed and published
IN the cuuntg who're the premises are Situated.
Whereas, default has bs.-n made in the ray
ucut of the instaiimeut OF sslt abosc dgsczahed
note due June first. G-ieL
Now, Therefore, at the request Of tho legal
holder oi said note, Henry J, Parc. trnsisr a.
aforesa aid. hereby give puhllc notice that / vii
on Nednesli7s, t1e sath day of NuEeuil-cF a u.
t-als tAlr tfHfnNfff Ni fatEa HaHs
al the north. being the Irrmuu. street door II
the Court House ia the Cily Of DsuseF Iesaty
Of Arapaloe and State = Colorado. sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash in hand the
above described real estate for tho purpose OF
paying and satisfying the ah1ve described note
and the tnttresf thereon, nnd all costs, raAson-
able attorney fcss and cnfilnIis-.on 81 said parts
Of the second part and all other expenses u az
ecutinF said trnst. snh5ect however to prior
trust deed for One Thousand SIX Hundred
81 .soQl Dellars covering taid Ab1ve described
premises.
Dated this 18th day - October. isaa.
HENuT J. PksE. Trustee
W. 3. LoWEANCE, Attarney
Bank Block Denver.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. ElWyn M slater ard ziltha ~
W slater. husband and wife. Of the Conuty
OF frowers and state Of Colorado, did by their
certain decd Of trust dated the fr@t day II May
\. D. ls-s, which i duly rscnfded in book ras,s.
- OF the records of said FrcWcrs County aad
state q Colorado convey to the undersigned
Henry j. PAGE As trnstec. the following de-
seribc'i real estate situated in the County Of
frogers and state of Colombo, h.amelys The
northwest quarter Of section No. nine lsi toys D.
ship no. tWeniy-tgo - south. range No. forty
aud half fuil paid water rights derived froln tlls
Arkansas River Land. Reservoir aud G anal CaIrI-
pany. which conveyance was made la trust to
secure to The Kansas Loan Trust Company
the payment of certain pfouIissofy note of Two
Hundred and Forty $40 Dollars given by tile
said Elwyn II. Slater and Zilpha II. Slater aad
pa$ able in ten equal instailments; and
Whereas, the said trust decd provides that In
case q default Of payment of said mote. or any
m .allnent Of the same according To the tenor
and effect Of said note. IL shall be lawful for tile
trustee 70 sell and dispose of said above de-
scribed premises at public aution at the north
door, being the fremont street entrance af The
Court House in the City Of Denver. County Of
Arapahqe and state OF Colorado. for cash. frst
giving thirty days public notice of the time
terms aud place Of sale and OF the property 10
be sold by adyertisement printed and pu blished
IN the county where the premises are situated
Whereas. dafault has been made IN the nav
rnent Of the installment of said above described
note due May first, isfg.
Now, Therefore, at the request .tf the lfI.ai
holder Of said note i, Henry !. Page. trustee rs
Aforesaid. hercty give public motto that / VIII
on Wednesday, the eoth fnv Of Novetr,f,,sr 4 u
1879, at ten o. clock ~ the forenoon sf saia flav
at the north being the fremont :; rect door ii
the Court House in the City ~ Denver Cour,tv
u Arapaboe and state % Colorado, sell TO Tho
highest and best bidder for cash in hand. the
above described rral estate for he purpose OF
paving and satisfying the al.Dvt. tiescrihcd note
and interest thereon. and all costs. rca-ouAlile
attorney fees and coslfaisrion OF raid parfy of
ne second part and All other expenses of ex-
ecufing said trust. subject lfoaryrr to tlrlor
trust deed for One 1hou~and Six Hundrrd
premises.
Dated this 18th day af October. Issa
HEsEY ]. PAGE. trustee.
W. n. Low e iSfs. Attnruny
Bank niock. Denver.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

Some weeks ago, the Sparks cited
its record while it was the official OF.
gan, of the county in 1890 to show
that 1t favored an economical admin
istration of the affairs of the county.
We gave copies of some OF its bills
which show exactly the reverse. In
order to throw further light upon the
subject, we offered to allow two dem.
ocrats 10 inspect the bills of the two
papers, their report to be published
IN both papers. This offer was de-
clined by the Sparks. When cor
nered, it tried to creep out by saying
the paper at that time was under a
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
Vote for ]. A. Williams

Vote for J. A. Williams for asses
sor because he being farmer repre-
sents directly the interest that is most
important to the county, and that
contributes most to its wealth and
prosperity. He is young man but
cmmands the respect and esteem OF
all his neighbors and acquainGsnces.
He should and will be elected.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
TRUSTEES SALE.


WHEREAS. isai L. fEkowitch. uf the County
w Lake and state Of Colorado, did ty he oi
certain deed of trust dated the tth day 81 Ane-
tist 4 d. l-ss and recorded IN tho 0iilce Of tllc
Recorder of ProNcrr County. Colorado, un the
I5tli dsy OF August, isy- IN book at pRse aiH q
tae records of said Pruwcr- fonntA= convey tp
tlie undersigned x. ". &. Powell a. tr1stcr Ger
state OF Colorado, described a. follows, to-stt
Tho southwest quarter q Of srct ssr eleven ~
t1wusIIp tWrutY -tlrss 81 range lufi 4-fho ~
west of fth Frinripal Meridian sltunte ia thf
Couaty " Pruwers and statc of tutvgaaiu, sn
trust To secure fhr payment uf tssu ufuiii-slff p
NOTES OF cveu date vItA eata 1s-et 81 tiast tet
sum Of fiye Hundrcd noiiRrs .une huudFrd ans
dfts dollars having boru Paid "a note uuuh-cr
Auei and tsy ablr euC year after date vita titei.
ert payuhie ulo1thly IA atis auce az TIE rate 81
tSt,t per g. nj Fer month frlui date ulah Issid
And " Niler.sls. AZ i provided tu said aasTd -
trust that in case uf dciuult in tire Ial ulfat ~
said notes or the interest ihrrc,n, the said
provided IN said d,sd uf trus; aud apiiiy ths
proceeds of such sale 80 Tho ralu.ept II said
NOTES ls iung past due cIceit one hundred a1l
ufty dollars which has bocu paid and Tari 81
llif. interest j. past due and unpaia
Now Iterefefc. }, T. ". 4. Powell trustee a.
aforesaid. al the r4utr; ul " iu- ,, hohests. tl
ic-ai holder Of said noig-, and - rirtgU - ala
authoftty vested 10 me hy said decd - trlsf s1i
un Monday the scth day ~ November 4. ID. ls.sa
At the hour Of ten o'clucE IN ttc turuuesn 81
said dAF al tis frunt duor of tlr fuurf Aua-f
In fhe County Of Lake and state % iuiuE4siia,
ell the prrfntsc< above described for thp hf#l
price the came will bring it each and apfly tHe
proceeds to the raymeut % said prpinias'fl
Botcs and the interest due thefcun al the tsut
~ sale and tho expense of eErcut4ag THE truss.
X. No. FuN Fi-l., Trustee
First insertion Nov, Z. lisa. last NOv. II. i-il
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
Vote for A. n. Parrish for traasurer

Vote for A. n. Parrish for treasurer.
He is long resident of the county,
and has shown his faith in its future
by investing his all here. He is a
quick and accurate accountant, and
will be immensely popular behind the
treasurer's desk He is true friend
and all round good fellow. Vote for
Newt.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

NOTICE Is her~Ny given that = 2 H.si =,
~ tile stnekhnlderr 81 The Nia,ai
Reservoir and Land Company res.ii
ftr tie purfose 81 cfcansttcring ~ ~
ais~lis lng such corrorNtion. hel9 -
day ul october. A. ID. i-lci- funre tll--i- 49,.
lne IN fsvur Of di-soiving raid cilft ~.
il appearing that all dctt= oHins y - -
r1tiua had ha-n folly paid. g = Af t'l
said ctsrIasrAtiuu l. dissolved
In witness whereof ~ have ler
hansis aud alfred tho seal uf % ~. ~ 4
toher. 4. u. lsga. ...,.,f,
lsEALi L. u 49, -
Affrsts
c. q. GoupaLI. SECRETARY.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
VOC for ]. Q. Hagerman for sher.

Vote for J. Q. Hagerman for sher-
if John has special liking and
fitness for the position and will make
an exceptionally good officer. The
party in the past has had no harder
or more earnest worker than he. 1t
is the first time he has ever asked a
county Office, and his services in the
past should not BE- overlooked or for
gotten.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
e.. fs.s sscr ron runLleArIoS-

sept a. ~
NOTICE Is hereby given that thAss y
N named settler has tled n"tie.. sfIal
tiou To make final proof In SUPPORT ., ~.
and that said proof will - raas -
Register or Receiver at LANAI; n
November y. ieiri. viz MARTIN ~
$40. for the nv ! section -, t"Ni'7''f
range - west. a. a
He names the following wine s.-,1fifsf|
continuous residence urnu Ann u fej
said land. viz: n. J. Davis, Geor-f5i = ID
A. Wilson and Sydpcy Finn. a"
Nesg5..,,s, s,,,s7a.,',,1l c.p. FoEp. RaS
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

Vote for ". A. Leonard for super
intendent of schools. He is young,
active and progressive man. He has
the intelligence and educational quail
tiles necessary to properly and sue
cessfully discharge the duties of this
very important Office.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE or COLORADO.
CoNrv ~ FnouEas

CoSrH ~ Fz0uEas. -
PURSUANT 90 thS prssi.ioas Al sarst,,s
tWruiy -gne 1897 cfrhsQfer Illirty- y-fla7 .sii
catlticd kiurtions notice j. hersi.r s.itr. ii-5f
q fsnerai Ellctiau wiii b. held IN 10 sere-sl
voting l.fuc.ncis Is. sAld Cauuty q rfuutrs IL
tle int Muaday in the siuuth - lsogeflt.af n
ID. isi1- tq-rlt 60 the sarenth lgl DAY 81 ~
That on the said dag tha f0!loairs- oflierrs ~.
10 lzo elected to-uiis
One County Coinrsissiaaer NiihiH and for
COMMISSIONER District No
One uuuty clerk and Racur ieF.
One JoautY Sheriff.
Oa- County Coroner.
uur County Treasurer.
oae t;ounty sur.sriHiendaat o. schools.
One County slryFTof-
One County h-sessnr.
. One Justice q the Peace for Jas,ioe'. Prceinet
oae Jnsiiee 81 tha Peace foz ! fusiioc's Prsrinet
No. l. Short Term
one Justice o. the Peace for Jv,tiss'. Proeise,
One Constable for Jas;ies's p ecire, No
One unstable Tor Justices / reciHet So. S.
one Constable for Justices Irceines No. s..
And n tho same time and place. in accordance,
with TIE provisions %; au Aei 1f hc Ninth Cen
ersl Assembly of the state ~ p orado. eatiflfl
An Aet 70 submit 20 the Qualifad Electors "A
the state the Question uf Extending The Rirf,f
Of suffrage 70 Women d lawful agr. and othcr-
wise quglited. sceurtiing - tho pruFtslons -
Artiele seven section :, of the Coustitniion ~
colorado approved April 7th, i-lgl tbsrr ,.,Ii
De snnfnitted At the General Election afar-.si5
20 the vote Of the Qualird Elaclor. af tlc st,fs
!nr tneir Tat.Lcntlon or rejection. the uropss.i-
Of said Act. f'''N-
In Witness Whereof, have hercunio .e, my
hand and official seal, at Lamar. ColorAdo. tbis
N. J. UNDERwoon.
t9NNLI County Clerk.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
Advertised lr,ters.

The foliowinc Is a list q ussa'
letters remaining Ia this oshes g
81. 1893.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASnorFIoz At LANAI. Cor.

LsNnoFFtcz At LANAI. Co1.o.l )
,-o--,.,-- pctoher ~ I-sa (
Noti' = - hereby given that Willis Bu,iar
hs- iiled notice uf intention 10 mako fin,i
nrt'of before tho l.egister 80 Receiver ~ t6c9-
eulee N Lamar. Colorado. on Saturday the nj
ua3 q .,ocgn. usT i-e On ttInher culfnrt at,tIi-
cati"n No. 81. for tiie y d nea and a, nv "a
Scion :, N township . south, range u west.
he naine- A. Witnesses Harry Chiffon
Prank rIttun. 4. NJ. HoAeln and Perry Manrn
oe'-s dec c. d. FoEs. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

A. Deeter has no opponent for jus
tice of the peace, and it would not
make any difference in the result if
he had. Everybody will vote for him
because all respect and like him.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

During the year 1890, Mr.. Butler
the proprietor of the Sparks, drew
s35 per month as county attorney.
The county got along without
one for the past year.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

Vote for Fred Lee for coroner be
cause during the next two years you
may need his services officially. The
remains would then be sat upon by
one of most popular young men of
the county.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

Vote for NJ J. Underwood because
he has made model clerk The
records of Prowers county will not
suffer by comparison with those of
any other in the state. He has held
the office hut one term, and is en-
titled to reelection.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
Put the cross under the eagle

L. T. Blodgett is Interested espec-
tally IN the commissioner He don't
work unless he sees something ahead.
1t is the position of county attorney.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

Vote for D. W. Robinson for com
missioner because he win look care
fully after the interests of the county.
And because he is an esteemed and
respected citizen and an old soldier
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

I. B. Barnes, the candidate for
surveyor has been too modest to send
the REeIsrkR any facts concerning
himself He is however good sur
veyor, good citizen and an all round
good fellow. Vote for him.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

There are scores of democrats il
the county who will vote the repub
lican ticket, for the purpose of re
buking those self assumed leader
who have placed the party in its
present humiliating position.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

In giving list of the candidate
on the populist ticket last week, the
name of A j. Hasty, the candidate
for treasurer, was Internationally
omitted. The error occurred in set
ting mp the item and was overlooked
in proof reading.