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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-04
BIZ EYITIES.

The regular meeting of the Ladies' Re
lief Society will be held at the Chamber of
Commerce at .. m. today.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society
will hold It's regular monthly meeting to-
morrow at 2:30 P. M, at the Chamber of
Commerce.
The annual sale of unclaimed goods coll
lecrsd by the police will take place this ar
ternoon at headquarters. The collection
would start curiosity shop.
Hr. L. A. Darling requests al singers
taking part in THE Messiah" TO be at the
rehearsal this evening at o'clock sharp
in the Seattle National Bank block.
e. W. Brady, Ely Helms, Dominic
Tolerico and Frank Reedy were arrested
yesterday afternoon for lighting in q
Jackson street saloon over q dice game.
james Doyle, a worthless character who
has been in the municipal court three
times for begging on the streets, was CON-
mitted 10 jail for thirty DAYS yesterday by
Judge Glasgow on the same charge.
r. E Morriss. who WAS charged with
embezziing $3.50 from E. q. Granvills Il
Co, had q preliminary examination yes
terday before Justice Caldwell and was
bound over 10 the superior court in 800
bonds.
Frank Sufseoot, or West Seattle, is
greatly UDtUeESA pfSf tue AA%aIH Oh
$40 worth OF nice apples be had stored az
West Seattle. lie thinks that the thief
brought them TO this city and has stored
them for future use.
John Wilson and A. Molina, who
Knocked out Charles Ley 10 the California
wine house Sunday morning, were lined
500 and sentenced 70 thirty days each in
the city iaiI by Judge Glasgow yesterday.
The case win probably be appealed
Prof. J. u. Taylor, OF the state univsr-
sitv, viii lecture in the FIRST Baptist
church this evening TT ; O'Clock Subject,
"a New Cosmogonio Theory" This Ia
the third lecture Of a course nov icing
given hy the young people Of the Baptist
church. All sre invited Lecture free.
Ed Morrissey, tie prize Egher, and
George Grey, who sere arrested sunday
morning Tn connection with the free nsht
at the opening Of William Belond's saloon
in the w sndsor, we're released yesterday.
bat Al CunningtOn, who - said 10 have
been the ring leader. was held on ths
charge Of assault and battery.
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susciiffs Baxter and Cur C pn,,,T-
$500 out the deed by agreement Ms, vs,h.
LEU untn the payments should - COR.
1850, some time IN 1857. Abous s1s 90
osen paid. and defendants b.v. e..
- on TIE premises and leased them 70
ss parties Baxter And the o,her
-,.a ants have refused to come 10 time
rn..sa -. payments. and now Psass de.
a~nus 1haf the contract be rescfnded Ard
.hs part payments on the nnrrh... 80.
declared forfeited. Tn. parties de.
,enaant are sutclife and Hsrriet garser
Nssns fninDey. personally and a. .su,ln.
,s'lA'rix OF the estate Of Guy C. Phinuey.
.seeAssd' Willie Carleton Phinnsy. Az.
.nuf alexander Phinnsy, Robert Crofs. Q,
ns Dank OF British Columbia: W. Ne.
- 1he Seattle scap Company and
Fred Girtannsr. The exsmin.t,or If -.
nesses had not closed xhep eour. a.
iourned yesterday.
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Court. md Public omces.

In the United States eogrt yesterday
Judge Hanford adjourned court for the
term.
A marriage license vas issued yesterday
for w. = Smith and Mary +. Parker, both
of Fail City.
l. J. Mennefee was admitted TO practice
by Judge Langley yesterday upon certif-
cate from the supreme court OF Missouri.
TIE bond OF Florence Sexton, guardian
of Joseph z Sexton. vas filed in the pro-
bate court yesterday. IL Is for $500. and
is signed by David +. Sexton as surety.
Auditor Twicheli is preparing the CON-
Melted tax rolls for 1894 80 as 20 have them
resav To be turned over 20 Treasu rer-elect
Mamie January IA. when he taxes Office
An sppeal bond in the sum of 500 was
fled by plaintiff in the superior court yes
serday in the ease OF Richard Agasss Va
Daniel Keliohsr. The sureties are J. C.
Nixon and DAVID Boyd.
Carrie {. 4. Rockers. formerly Whiten,
Yesterday commenced an action against
Alice A and e. IA. Almond TO collect
81 $40 on n pr0nlisSory note dated August
"a is9s. and secured BY mortgage ON LOT ,
block ID, W. y. Bells fourth addition.
The Acme Real Estate and Investment
Cor,rany Yesterday tiied articles Of incor-
ro~n.ion with the county auditor. Ineor-
parstaYs. &. A. Hin. Z. :. Barnes. q. II.
Rarnes.s ". III. Jackson and Kills De
Rrui.r; place OF business, Seattle, capital
stock. s. coz
Judgments were signed in ths superior
court Yesterday as follows: Ihs III. y.
Richmond Company We. tue Commercial.
Publishing Company. st.A2ss Crawford
4 Conoyer vs.. susan '. sod george II.
Rossnson. $40 50; john II. Powell IS n
NJ Holmes et 81. sl0S.2a. by agreement;
Francis q. Mason vs.. Herbert ;. Turner
st al, s5T7So
The case Of Theo1ors +. Wilcox rs.
David I. penny, wherein TIE plaintiff
seeksto forecioss a mortgage On certain
prapertr gwen IS security .or loan 81
sIas SIS came up tor hearing in the Y niisd
safe. court Yesterday On motion 10 re-
rnand 20 the superior court for trial ne
motion was denied, and the case wlI se
tried bSiore Judge Hsniora.
Judre Hnmss yesteTisy divorced Pat
REX d Shea from MAy Shea who we're
married al Livingstone. Mont, IN lssA
The dscree vas granted en- the ground O
neampatibBllty Of tefapeT. and lueyeAf-
old hov 81 the coapie wss agarsted 20 tas
eustoar 81 the naothev. wgka who9s re hss
been living since is9l- caes said hs a3a
not know boa Cd bis wife vas.
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wallace IL Convicted Along with High
waymen lash and MtIIsams

waymen Cash and williams
Alexander Wallace. the one-armed CON-
has OF Highwsymen Cash and Williams,
vac confessed their crime and we're SEN
eaeed 10 eight-year terms in the pcniten-
sa'y vas yesterday convicted In the
0Eansi court. after making the strongest
esssnse he vas able. The jury retired at
sss and al so brought in q verdict of
ssh'y as charged. Sentence has ne. yet
sssa pronounced,
"Asiaes tried 10 prove that he was not
we OF The trio Of hjghwaymen, but in
ssaa had hesa Ct the Seattle Telegraph
hoon when the crime was committed. lie
~ tae stand In his own behalf, and
s sAsa on his partners in crime, Cash and
"Alsus, the latter OF whom took a bold
'aza and declared that she confession
1sds a. the police station had been sx-
sssssa 81 Chief Rogers. the inducement
Nes two years' imprisonment only IL be
ea'sssed, but forsy-fwo years II he re-.
s's2 10 confess. Under cross-eIanins alton
ssfaisssd every paragraph of the an
astfxeept the portion relating tosone
ssssFh Zoe, Who he said was not Wallace
as state relied On the testimony Of
sss OF Police Rogers. Detectives Cad.-
asa Phillips aud Joseph LittsL
se4f Years aco Wallace was an owner Of
- 60 gardens, large acreage tract.
- ne race track in Tacoma. bat was
.a,0ssanste IN lostng the buildings By fire
SO sasn getting involved with the in
sAace companies in such war that he
.s'4sa neither get ais insurance nor pay of
@s'sgase he had put on the property.
:. eoa times the trsct would exceed
s-Ss'N In value. Wallace himself is said
e harmless individual. but easily in.
.-saeed BE Is cigarette hend. and res
.aay Betrayed signs OF great nervousness
So case vent - the jury. lie has .
's ~E n tais city who goes by the name
asoe. aud sh0 formerly vas con-
80 ~ish The Standard thsstsr. A
&tVtasr NsagEe = ~RSfar nv o-st1r Atom
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THREE FIKEs IN ONE DAY.
sisght Bl.Ee Ga Madison street-wes.
seattle Residence Burnsd.

A one and half-ssory frame bulidlnx
on Madison street near Chester, ownea By
Tracy Robertson and occupied ny Richard
Won Sc5aras9s as O store. Vas entirely
destroyed BY TIRE early yesterday morning.
A cottage near by, also ewasd ev Mr..
Robertson, was damaged sboas so. Tee
IRE started from stove tina. was LETT IN
watched. Tas insnrsnee on the building
wss SEQ. bat the Insurance. and value Of
tie stock ara uuknowa- The cottage vas
fully insured.
Al ? O'Clock 81 the aftssnoon teIspnons
alarm vas seat in for TIRE in tie kitchen
Of W. ". BlArkmsn's house. 81 the sornsr
blanchard and Second streets, caused by
a. overlooking kettle II tar Before the
apparatus arrived NJ. BlaekmAa, with the
sa.sstsaos CT osheTs, had szoshsrsa TIA
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Charles Mcdonald, of Oakland, Cal,
fled an application in the United States
court yesterday for the appointment of a
receiver for the Seattle Dry Dock and
Shipbuiiding Company. Judge Hanford
took the matter under adyisement Nc
Donald represents that he owns twenty
shares of stock in the company the invest
ment representing 5000 He declares
that Moran Bros. own the majority of the
stock and are using the concern to advance
their private interests as against the COM
pany.
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Mrs. Woodward want. win.h,lr. HI o.

Mrs. woodw ward Wants winehtII's Block.
The Winehill building is still subject
of legal documents. Yesterday in the
superior court Sarah Woodward, owner of
the property on which the building stands,
petitioned for an order commanding Fred
Rice Rowell, receiver. 10 surrender il TO
her. as she is losing s. 50 per day as mat
tiers now stand. Roweli vas appointed
receiver in order that the proceeds of the
property might 90 toward the satisfaction
OF number of Overdue promissory notes.
Sarah Woodward Gays she is entitled to
81 S5S back rent.
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more to expend. which was not the case.
believe that, If the people thoroughly
understood this matter, and the board of
education gains their confidence in the
matter Of economy, they Will consent TO
the funding of this debt. then we can pay
the teachers their salaries IN cash and will
Re saving st least per cent. interest on
500 0O0 every year"
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ames. The damage was s25. covered by

flames. The damage was SOS, covered by
insurance.
The residence of Mr.. Howe at West
Seattle was burned yesterday morning
with loss of $500. The owner built a
fire In the kitchen stove aud went back to
his room while il got started. On return
ing a short time later he found the room
one mass of smoke and flames. Mr. and
Mrs. Howe and their two children had to
make their escape in double quick time.
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a@s sali q Hiram IL. Tease and wife
ssa,hs' Sa'c4fe Baxter and others MAS on
- esiofe Judge Osborn al day yesser-
80 aAEias been continued irom Friday
a. Tie Ggat between the attorneys is
'@g ss Bitterly contested 80 that in the
- case o MAelesv Va Harrington.
- - every inca of the ground is disputed.
- = s'eatfoTezsv concerns los q. block &.
81 L. htock J. A A. Decays Fearih
fs.-'ssea. located Oh tie water trent neAE
'sssaiy street. The lots xsre soid 10
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New suit. FILED,

The following new suits we're iiled in the
superior court yesterday:
Elira J. 6riifiths vs.. Francis J. Gr!hiths
ct aL.-Partition of real estate.
]. Nj. Wheeler VS.. 7. r. and Mary A.
Clark.
Carrie s b. Rockers We. Alice A. ALI
mond ct al.-Promissory note and mort
gage. s.. 500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-04

ASK q share Of your patronage
is that I keep and sell only
purest drngs. | carefully fill
ali prescriptions and ms prices
are a. low as any one can
quote. IY store Is convenient TO
reach. Try me once.
J. Il. LlS5, Erssiiaa Druggist
S0l Frat Sizes, CT Csi.abia
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Work 10 easier, care Is lighter. the table
better, the household more hsagthful and
contented whenever DIR. Prices Baking
Powder is used.
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Neatly stevens next week A'ece'H Ger IA
Tickets at Stewart Holmes uEux GOA
rsny. - c~nfs.
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Fer sale. fresh cut bowers daily from cur
greenhouses. Washington Floral Com
rany. SOS Second street.
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DOCTOR SWEANY
7xs Front ST.. Seattle, wash
Union Block.

This learned specialist, we'll known OF hfs
iong rssiasnea ana successful practice on the
Pacific Coast, 9usrsntess = pFomps aud perfect
cure ~ avefv czss ne unasrtsksA
FREE TREATMENT Fer .5a s :. Sos s ., s sa IN
afternoons
Y0IIAh Mn Il you are troubled WITH nish,
iuLau AAas emissions, sxhsasttng Drains.
pimpes, bsshiainess, avefsioa to aooissy, stu
pidnsss, dssponisney. loss Of ensrzy, ambition
and &c E-conhderca. which deprive you OF your
mani ood aud absolutely vaat you fer study,
business or nafrisge-ii zen are thus q etsd
ysu Enow tbs esuss. 0ss veil and be nisn.
hDDLElGID ,,o are 's. .,.s q
aching backs ard sidRsys, ffsquans patnisi
urinasioa and ssd meat Ia srins, ln poisaey OF
weakness OF sexual 0rgs as, ara sshsT unmistas-
abla signs of nervous debility snd prsfastsss
dscsY. Macy ais OF this etnseuiFT, ixaorsas "
the cause, which 10 the second stage " sssninal
weakness Tae most ohssinat~ eases Of tais
character treated vith unisiiiag success.
DpTVITr D,sssses-Glfsi, oonorrhoea, lnnarn-
Tnfhlb raaHons. DlsesslE.sss rleEafss, weak
ASS q Organs, sygailis, hlefoss.s, ssrsess.s
pasa ard detention from baslnsss-
rsTlpRU-whiss poisoas the ereaia, stenssh
I4iAHha aud lungs and psyss TIA rsy for
CONSUMPTION, Threat. LIVER Heart, kisneT,
kSadasr ard al constitutional snd internal
freublss, also Rupture. Plies, FlEtsia nsssea
far IN advance 81 s1y ether infasssoa In Tie
eo1sfTT
bLJVD AAB GAIN siSs. Eerofnla, syvhlli.s
Tasuts TuKors Tsttsf, Bcrsms sad otssf
impnritiss 0! ths sls@d saoFoagsiy srsdleGtsd,
issrag tao sTstsm in ssreng. pure and
kssltEfal state
TlnTrI--If yoa sts 81 gsYins from parsistsns
LsNakS Headaches, Fsinsai NsastFnAs<oa,
lnaeoYYh ga OF Hkitss. itssfses Itskinx, Dis
g4soamaaE Of Tbs worat, or any ether distress
!8x siimsntS peculiar 70 rear sex, Yoa a osld
eoEsait D.. ssszry Without assy, he sares
when otssrs iasL
trn4rp yos.r .rsuh4s. ~ uTszx .v.v tyern a.
HAAb cftY. Thousands cured al home ~
eorraEvauasnce and ~ medicine seus secure
from GDseTvstea- boOk snbttsS GUIDE TO
HsALIh sszs fFss 10 fhazs @eacfi bag t1sk
Eop ulss-
oEcs h0urs, Q 10 70 q n, to sas 7 70
n n. euus&ys, 10 70 "a a m. s1ly Address
LEyEEETT sW EAsr, 81 b..
Tzs EE2Et -. ezstsss. Y A3h~-
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A hex Of RiFAas Tsbales can BE- stowed awsT
IN ya1r rssz p0cks- Il costs ZOO only s. cs8is,
ard NAY save yon many dollars worth Of
time Ane doctors bills.
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Cry q
dkesm ~ hs a romta naema evRrnuvo
whenh @n~qpu of sup my strength y n dT a my nerves e weakened
c,ud sItekP celery according rc ~ RESULTS naahct
enable spa ig
uofndgan nr Ik dnm nyend oten nanso de
nhnetpo dIamn udO hpo h household yn 0eyn ofoumu
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10 yoa know th.. NswcAstse screened
cosl hss been rs1aesd % 81 peg toni
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raE THIRD OF THE GANG.

VI. friee's Baking Powder is perfect in
VERY requisite SIS housekeeper's friend.
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This learned specialist, we'll known OF hfa
foug Yesfasnea ana ssccassful practice on the
Pacific Coast, gusrsntess pFompk aud perfect
sflra ~ avafv rssa ne undartsksA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14
A GREAT ADVANCE.
now Food and NopriSbment Have
Deerf Reduced 20 an Exact scienee
no Thnt Dyspepsia is Thing OF
the Past.

When one takes piece OF bread into
the mouth. this IS what occurs, The
motion OF the Jaws in chewing forces
from little glands the liquid which we
know as saliva. This contains a pc
/ cuiiar principle which at once attacks
1 the food dissolvins or digesting It, with
: the production OF certain sugar-like
! compounds, in which form 1t is abb
aorbed.
( Other foods are similarly acted upon
in the stomach, and sim others are not
digested until they reach the duode-
mum. II for any reason the digestive
organs have become deranged, food Is
worse than useless. for instead of be-
ing absorbed, 1t ferments and de com
poses with the production OF poisonous
elements that set up all sorts OF dis
orders
Here is hdw the ingenuity of man has
arranged to assist nature. Scientists
have discovered that plants as well as
animals digest their food and in very
much the same way. Digestive prln-
oples have been separated from certain
fruits and grains and are now used
for preparing an artlfelally dlgested
food known as Pnsl1ola, 50 that 1t is
absorbed Immediately upon entering
the system.
Paskola long since passed the expert
mental stage, and is being used with
success and satisfaction by thousands
Of suffering dyspeptics.
Here Is the testimony OF prominent
insurance agent at Fenton, Mich:
Gentlemen:-F'or several years l had
gradually been growing weaker and
paler with much loss OF fcsh.
had no energy, moved about with
dliilculty. could not sleep and OF courAe
mad very poor appetite. Last March
a friend of mine, living in New York,
and knowing Of my condition, sent me
two small bottles of Paskola
took them according to directions
and could see n marked change. in
fact my friends and acquaintance
noted the Improvement In my appear
ance and spoke OF 1t.
Today 1 weigh $50 pounds, or as much
as l ever did. MY face bears a healthy
color and l get about as quickly as
ever. My sleep rcfreshes me, my ap-
petite Is good and do not see but that
| am as well as ever.
l very willingly make these state
ments deeming 1t due to those who are
snner'ns ns 1 suffered, and are per-
maps wasting their time and money
by employing incompetent physicians
VINO do not understand their case, but
who do know how TO make big bills.
Paskola is a wonderful food. Very
truly yours, c. II. TURNER.
July 8. 1894.
Thus is an original method Of com
batting dyspepsia sustained by tcstl-
mony
Paskola can he had of any reputable
urusslst' An Interesting pamphlet de-
free on application to The Pr1-dlg ,sted
rood Co. 90 Reade street, Nov York.
u w. Connery, agent, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14


The Vermont Republicans. who have
heretofore been the most radical OF
gold monometallists. have startled
party leaders In and out OF their party
by the adoption OF platform friendly
to silver. II reads;
Two favor the continued and ex-
tended use OF silver IN our circulation,
within the extent OF the ability or
the government 10 preserve the present
parity between gold and silver TO
this end, we will hall with enthusiasm
all efforts Of the government TO obtain
an agreement with all other CONNER
cial nations to secure the free coinage
OF silver on any proper ratio
The California Republicans were
more thofoushgolng than any other Re
publican convention. They said.
I'VE favor the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver at tho rate OF &c to
I, and the making on silver rs wei
as gold n legal tender IN payment Of
al debts, both public and private, and
VIC pledge our congressional nominees
10 the support OF principles contained
In this resolution"
The National league at Dcver en-
Enthusiastically received letter from
Senator Cameron Pa). in which he
said that "the single gold standard
Is working ruin with violence that
nothing can stand, and that nobody
except the London bankers is hostile
to silver and adopted this mysterious
plank;
1--WE believe the use Of gold and
silver as money metals maintained ON
n perfect parity aud interconveru-
blity we do not believe that there
viii be permanent return Of pros-
perlty TO our country until the full
use and highest position OF silver shall
be restored, and we favor such legis-
lauon as viii bring about this result"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Tho storm waves will reach this me-
rIdian and the other changes noted win
occur Mt and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twcnty-four hours befro
or after sunset Of the dates given be-
low;
Aug lA.-Coolcr ana clearing.
Aug. 15.--Fnir and cool
Aux. 6,--ModeratlnE.
Aug. i1.--warmsr.
Aug is'-storm wave on this meridian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

VI the Unsoftc printed an the nrtI-
clcS, snocchc1, CHHnys, stories. etc.
we receive every line OF news would
he crowded out OF Tea columns As
"a ~, Thousands NJ wards nf tcie-
Erunh mhttrr are thrown Into the
WnHtc BASKET every nIght Tor inciS
forced 60 decline All combinations,
cscrrt news matter, na deuicd 10
our correspondents. Wc trnat tina
VIII be accented ~ nh persons who
have sent combinations OF the class
Indicated 10 the GnNrttc nn eNptnnn-
,orf OF the non-nrpenranoe OF such
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

Whatever the Democratic state con-
rentlon, to meet at pailau today. may
90, II Ia devoutiy to be hoped that It
Niii not compromise ami embarrhas
the party By tho adoption or a plnt-
form Of priuciples cvaslve and nom.
insless. The suggestion that Il should
trim to suit this faction and "strad-
die" to pleesc another 10 founded elthor
IL shameless eowaediee or in solnah
Intrigue, and ahould 80 unheoded.
The Platform should be written IN
plain English and should leave no one IN
doubt us 70 It's intent. II ahould pre.
sent every vital Issue pending be-
forc the people.
Nhcy sadly mistake the moaning OF
party harmony who cs,ablish Il by
tranic IN platform principles. These
Do not belong TO ans man or 10 any
So q men. II IS Tor ;he party as a
whole 10 declare It's principles. untram-
meled by amy other aim than 10 give
nee course TO Ito honest convictions
The design OF Chr trimmtrs Ia aimed
q, tho ;inasciai piauk Of thc PLATFORM
although every candidate has declared
wlh more or ieas emphasis for tho
policy thai has long had the indorse.
mcnt OF Texas Democracy. AFTER 1
eempaign thus emphasized bagorc the
people. eonaistenoy aud honesty must
be sacrificed II wlaou, warning OF
such intent a dupietsds declaration
should so In the platform.
II the Democratic party Of Texas
has changed rs views on the financial
or any ether question 1t Is proper tha,
II should say 50 IN unmlstakabie terms.
Hs % no tus fridhd or tie pagts Who