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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

FolecamY FrzeW1eleDnemu J)uchOwlenstwa pOlsklemu, iakO tel
poboznemu poskiemu ludowj nastepu]ace ks1azn nainowszego wydan1a:
y Przewlelebnego ks. Leonardo Gohinego ks1azka do
oSu~ecens0 zbmdowGnla duszy chrzescahsko -katohckei
evil ooykad LekcVj EvQnqiiji wraz n maukq uiary
obyczg6D, oraz zycorysaml Swletvch Panskich = wYdanie
zam1 kolorowymi; obejmuje stronic Observation-Disclosures. $500
o Zycie $40. A%zego Gon3qgi, z ilustracyamn 1 koloro~
wynn obrazkami, sron 466. Bogato z}ote wYGskl z
81 Zywot ". r. 1MaI &. J62ga, u odatkiem m1epc
patnlczych W ziemlach polskich, z ilusracYaml 1 kolorowemi
obrazkam1, bogate z}oto, wvcnskl z futera}em $500
~ Zyeoot P0m . Z6oecicaa Jezusa Chrustuso MuSy.
Maryi Pammy duzy druk, z obrazkami, bogate zioto.. 81
81 zv~oty swietych, 2 ilustracyami kdorowemi obraz.
wYcskb z futerafem" ... $500
g. Ksq3eczka R6&oMcousa, z ebrazkami, zarazem kslazka
y Pietna$cie tGemec &ywego Ro&o1co $w....... 1c
81 Tdjennice R050mc0 81. 1c.
81 Ksazeczka O sw. J6ze6e. l5c
1O Pr@ewoduik do Najsf. Serca Jezusa, ks9zka do
zfote brzygi, sk6ra.. 81. 90
III Ia sama ksiazka do nabozehstwa, pos sk6rek .... So
1O Pocaechn dusG W czysciu cierpacych, ksiazka do
nabozenstWa. sk6ra, z}ote brzegl $1OU
lO Ia sama ksi2zeczka p6}sk6rek. $O75
l) Geese Moryl, ksiazka do nabozehstwa ma kazdy czas,
osQbliwie W m1esiaou MAY go. $o.65
q. &iiffaqth,
New York ~ Barcley Street.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
jemu stra1 wasza powiersyc.

odpowiedziala, Marya szybko
kierujac sic ku pokojowi dziec-
ka, "a pie6 mlnut bedziemy 60.
towi, ia, Stas i Maryanna.
HryG wyszedf tymczasem
rozporzadzit ludzmi i chwYci6
broh potrzebna, 2 pozosta}ej
20 nieboszczyku. Ludzie dwor'
soy zebrari W poczatku, pre-
razi]i sic ia nowina, DO napady
ma dwory Jednookiego, kt6re
powiekszaf jeszcze strach co 0
Mich wie5ci roznos,f, siawne
byly okruc1ehstwyl wSciek1oscia
tego rozb6jnika. Wpredce jednak
dowied2iawszy sic be Gaia wies
JUL ma nogach, lie Hryc sam
kieruje obrona, zwawo / ocho.
czo wzieli sic do przYgotowah.
W chwili wyniesiono wszystka
broh i fadunki rozdzielono ia
pocichu, pogaszono 5wiat}a i
starry wybiegf dc ludzi wiej-
skich, JUL sic sciaga]4cvch pod
stare lipy, by i'm oznacayc
stanowisko. Zb6icy cd Tu-
rowczYgny idac musieli wcho-
dziG przez wal wYsoki, ma kt6ry
wholly powyrabane W MN
5ciezYnki; W tenn miejscu pc
krzakach / "a drzewami roz'
stawil kofem swoich HryG, a
"a wa}em ukryl czeSG take,
by odwrotu zb6jcom ME dopus'
ci6. Nakaza1 wpu5ciG ich wszyst-
kich, ME dac ujS6 nikomu.
Ludzle z patkami siekierami,
powrozami, hakami cd po2acu
i czem kto miat, ju4 sic tlum.
ME schodzic poczynali; )akkol-
wick obawjali sic onl handy
acknowledge, kt6ra ma szerokiej
kroju przestrzeui wsfawi}a sic
mordem j grabiezaml nocneml,
napadami pa dwory ikoscio|y.
zagrzewafa ich ochota obronie-
ria swej PAM i jej wdowiego
mienia.
Jeszcze szeptal re staHszymi
i Juliuszem starry, gdy Marya
W p}aszczyku re s}ra3aca, kt6ra
drzemiacego Stasia nlos}a ma
reku, ukazala sig W ganku.
Ia NINA! zawoiat Hry6 po
cichu... = ia tylko p6]de z
paDia ma pot drogi, da]ej pan
JuIiusz poprowa1zi, ale ira
fzsze pan, - spytal pc chwill
zastanowienle.
- Ia to ME recze - odpar}
wahajac sic mtody cz}owiek.
20! to przyjdzie mi p6j66
z wami i powr6ci6, = rzek1
HryG, - czekajcie chwile, ka-
he sobie pods6 konia, zebym
sic PREDICT uwina}'
- Marya powita}a Juliusza,
ktoremu SERGE bio tax, De ust
otworzyG ME smia}. Zbrojny
luz w dubelt6wke i pare pis-
tolet6w, Zlewa wrzaf checia
okazania czynem, De got6w
byl zycie da6 "a MarYe. Me
kiedY blyskawlca blada oswie-
ella rysy spokolne biednej uie-
wiasty i pe}na wyrazu energ
twarz mezczyzny; na6wczas
Juliusz sled2if wzroku Maryl
z podziwieniem widzia} W MIN
tylko bohaterska odwage, 2im
ne mestwo, i jakas dune obla'
ma staremi smutki.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07
kAD0WA PlECZARl.
OBRAZEK WIEJSKI
- PRZEZ -
J. I. sKRAszEwsKIEGo.
(Ciag dalszy.)

~wlac upartYm.. waru]
tylko, re zastosujesz sic d.
moich rozporzadzeh.
Zrobie co zechcesz, all
mnie ME odpychaj! nalegajac
49, dodaf mfody cziowiek.
Wychodzili z pieozarY Was
ME / Hry6 niespokojnie obej.
rial sic pc niebie, kt6rego mais
Gylko czastke przez sploty
galezi wldac byio mad ich glo-
wami. Burza ieszcze sic byta
ca}kiem ME przewali}a, gromy
slYcha G bylo zdaleka, deszcz
lal ulewny, a blade blyski
rozswiecafy niekiedy okolice
fantastYcznem SVEN swiat}em.
Wicher wyi pc zakatach lasu
! W szyjach giebokich parow6w
Jul'usz pobieg} do swego konia,
ale go ME znalazt ma miejscu
biedne zwierze snaG wystra-
szone burza. zerwafo trzezle na
ktorej lie przywiqzat / zbleg}o
gdzies W las, ku domowi. MIN
MILDLY cz}owiek powr6cj} ku
starcowi, JUL ten odszed} by}
kilkadziesiat krokow %spiesznie
lecac do dworu, a idac myslaf
co pocznie, by ME przestraszyc
Nary a bezpiecznie ia umies.
GIG. Chiciaf uprowadzic ma
pewne miejsce j wacha1 sic W
>wYborze, miedzY skarbcem a
pieczara, do kt6rej W ulewe,
:dobry hawai- isc byto potrzeba.
Juliusz napedsi} zamyslone-
go i chwycil pod reke = cos
uradzi}? - spytal niespokojnY.
Go? jeszcze mic, - rzek}
:starzec - wacbam sic / ME
wien co pocza6, we divorce
ME mozemY jej zostawic, a do
pieczarY mo1ej daleko i deszcz
leje jak z}osG. Zboje isc beda
cd Turowczyzny a zatem z
przeciwnej stronY, moglibysmy
bezpiecznle p~rzeprowad2ic ia
do badowego gaju!
- Ale 20 coz tax daleko?-
spYtaf Jullusz.
A dokad3e?
- Me pomyslafes o skarbcu,
rzek1 mlody cz}owiek.
= Ovszem przychodzi} m
na panied, ale to znowu zbyt
blisko, Ola kobiety krzyki,
strzelanie, boz, kt6rych uDiknad
ME MONA, b. music Jednoo'
okiego schwytac jego }otr6w..
to rzecz ME mita... NIGGA sic
.postraszyc pochorowa6.
- Masz s}uszno56... COZ wiec
bed2ie?
= Me wien, wprost ide
do niei a tam zobaczymy, Ct
zechce, trzeba jej trocbe vol
zostawiG.
TAX rozmawiajac szybKiu
krokiem posuwali sic do dworu,
siciezka, kt6ra mija]ac mlynek
wioske i plebania, wiod}s
90 mad stawem przez ogroc
do Starego dworu. Juliusz
starzec %spieezYli zar6wno
wkrotce ~ujrzeii sic pod FARO
slemi wslaml horodyszcza
ktore W wielu miejscach rek'
ludzka p~oisma}a Swieci}Y in
5lyskawice jeszcze przybiegaja
ce niebo, przygrywa} gron
daleki to bli4szy a nieustalacy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-07

tego i pod oknem MarYi wspar
tY 0 5ciane na stra2y sic wstrzy
mai.
Obszed'szy dom do ko}a
Hryc pc cichu wszedl do sieni
~przywikii bY;i do czestych jeg'
i nieraz p6znych od~iedziu
ME zdziwifo ich, gdy zazada
bye wpuszczonym do PAM.
= Co rob? - spytal.
- Mowi pacjerz z dziecle
ciem, odpowiedziala s1u2aca
= Powiedz lem przyszedt
lie sic cbce widziec, DO man
pilna potrzebe.
Sluzaca pobieg}a W chwilt
potem Marya ukazafa sic Z
usmiechem ma progu.
- A co moi opiekunie, -
spytala s}odko wjtajac 60
skinieniem gtowy masz
s1Ysze jakas %potrzebe do mnie.
Hry6 sic obejrza} i ws2ed}
do salkl.
- Bedziemy mieii polowarie
= rzek} usilujac W TART obrccic
2iebezpieczehstwo.
jake! - smutnie spYtala
Marya, kt6rej ten wyraz smierc
me4a przypomnla}.
- Trafem jeden z nas2ych
ludzi pos}uchat totr6w z handy
Jednookiego, co sic ma dw6r
dis " nooy napasc zmawiali.
Marya lekko krzYkne}a i
rzucila sic, jakby do }ozeczka
dzieciecia zbli2y6 sic chciafa.
- MECH sic PAM ME leka,
- pospieszy1 starry = ME ma
&adnego NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ma
wsi JUL o tenn wiedza, lud2ie sic
zaraz zbiora, wiemy, re Jedno.
oki bedzie mial ze soba dwu-
dziestu, a nasi sic zleca wszYs.
cy... 1ednak3e.
= Ka&esz MI zostac We
divorce? - spytata smlele]
Marya.
O! ME, przerwal HryG, =
ME rozkazuje nc, owszem rad
bym PAM oszczedzlc niemitego
widoku i wrzawY, dziecko to
mole przeraziG -.
= Prawda! prawda moi
dobry przYjaclelu, ale COZ ka-
zesz? spytala na]egajac Marya,
-dokad mas schronisz? ia lece
20 Stasia zaraz.
= Gdyby ME deszcz i ME
ostatek bury a bfoto, znalazl-
bym pewne choG troche dalekie
miejsce, gdzieby PAM mog{a
bye supetnie bezpieczna.
u wami Jam bezpieczna
wszedzie! - uczuclem odez-
wala sic wdowa = ia sic ME
leka1n... chcia1abym tylko osz-
czedzic Stasiowi Strachu, kt6ry
czasem na dzieciach ma dtugo
robi wrazenie.
= MoAnaby zamknac sic W
skarbcu, DO to miejsce obron'
ne, ale tam wszystko s{ychac
bedzie; ME lekarz sic PAM
deszczu i btota.
Ty wiesz, - usmiechne}a
sic Marya, jam cork q
szlachcica, przywyk}am do
wszystkiego, Stasia ME piesz-
cze... po]dziemy gdzie mas
poprowadzisz".
= Ale, = doda} pc cichu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28
WHERE WE WILL BE.

The Salt Lake Tribune remarks:
We expect tn see both the Repub-
hcan and the Democratic parties in
1896 endorsing silver az strongly as
the APPEAL does now. When that
time comes, where will the APPEAL
be.
The APPEAL will be in a very de-
lightful state of mind if such an en-
dorsement leads to the passage of a
free coinage bill which the President
will sign.
just what the Tribune means how
ever, by both parties endorsing sill
yer, is not exactly explained in the
Tribune editorial.
The Republicans endorsed" sill
yer in their national platform on
which HARRISON was elected. The
Democrats endorsed" silver in their
platform on which Cleveland was
elected, but then Cleveland and
Harrison fought silver in the inter-
ests of Wall street, the "endorse.
ment" of silver by both parties, did
not seem to help silver any.
The two parties may continue to
'ssndorse" silver, until dooms day,
but it takes IS to l free coinage
bill to satisfy the American people on
the silver question.
Now why does the Tribune sup
pose that the two parties will do any
thing for silver in 1896. If the Tri-
bune can give any possible reason for
supposing that such political revolu-
ton will take place in either CT these
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28
A GOOD RECORD.

The Lyon County Times has the
following to say regarding Congress.
man Newlands:
Well, suppose Mr.. Newlands, the
Silver party nominee for congress, is
wealthy man? Does this mean that
he Is rot an honest and Just man and
will not faithfully attend to the
duties imposed upon him by the peo-
pie II he Is reelected to fill the posi-
ton OF congressman We cannot see
that it does. Mr.. Newlands has
faithfully represented the interests Of
this State for the past two years, and
he will do so.again for the next two
years, In accepting the nomination
from his party he distinctly stated
that he would in all times hold him
self in readiness to obey the wishes
of the party which sent him TO con.
gress, and that he considered that
the position of congressman one of
servitude instead of dictatorship.
Mr.. Newlands is bright and in
telligent gentleman, a learned schol-
ar, convincing DICTATOR, who has
made the financial question of this
country study for years. He is
well posted in regard to the wants of
this State in both the lines of mining
and agriculture, and the fac. Of his
being man of means will dispute
the assertion that only the laboring
classes are in favor of free Coinage
and all rich men are goldbugs.
Besides, Mr.. Newlands has very
large interests in Nevada, both min.
ing and agricultural, and will there
fore let no grass grow under his feet
In endeavoring to gain for Nevada
any point that will add to her pros
perity. He is actively engaged in
setting forth the agricultural re-
sources of the State, has succeeded
in getting small appropriation from
congress for irrigation purposes in
Nevada, and will get more if re-
turned to congress. He is an active
worker, and has a standing among
his colleagues that very few members
obtain during their first term in the
house,
The people of this State will make
! big mistake if they fail to return
i'm to congress this Fall.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28
MORNING APPEAL
! friday. SEpTE,JpEp 90

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hl '1i IS u NJ 'l'rts Fxcharo
Iclst', u 'lI sntlrlize
agent: This paper is kept On file in
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28
SILVER PARTY STATE TICKET,

For Congress:
FRAN CTS @ NEWLANDS
OF W ashoe
For Governor:
JOHN E JONES.
OF Ormsby
For Lieutenant Governor.
r SADLER
OF Eureka
For Associate Justice of Supreme
Court:
NJ S BONNIFIELD,
Of Humboldt
For Secretary of State:
EUGENE HOWELL,
Of White Pine
For Attorney General:
ROBERT BEATTY,
OF Eureka
For State Controller:
{ A LAGRAVE
OF Humboldt
Fol State Treasurer:
w ] WESTERFIELD.
OF Washoe
For Surveyor General:
a G PRATT,
OF Douglass
For State Printer:
JOSEPH MCCARTHY,
OF Storey
For Supt. Public Instruction.:
II c CUTTING,
OF Esmeralda
For University Regent Oong Term:)
w E F DEAL,
OF Storey
For University Regent (Short Terr.;) |
II S STARRATT
Of Lander
For District Judges:
First District G E MACK, of Storey |
Second District A E CHENEY, of
w ashoe
Third District A L FITZGERALD
Of Eureka
Fourth District Geo. F TALBOT,
If Elko.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28
Piano Lessons.

Miss Sophia Jacobs who has been
tudying music under the instruction
of Prof. +. Zech of San Francisco, is
now prepared to give lessons to a
limited number of pupils.
For particulars inquire at resi-
dence,
Every child who buys ten cents
worth of candy or nuts at Adams
candy store has an opportunity of
getting back any sum from ten cents
to dollar.
E.B. Rail has just received a good
stock of the Oliver Chilled Flows
also the John Deere Steel Plow, and
extras for the same. He has added
to his other goods to make the stock
complete.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28

The movement in favor of a fire G
coinage party. with silver as its sim
gle plank, says the Denver News. is
evidently gaining strength. Don
Cameron became its natural leader
and 1t Will of course have the active
aid and encouragement of such men
SIS Stewart and Jones. Whether
Teller and Wolcott will rise above
Did party associations to Join the
moement remains to be seen. Such
an organization led by such men
would obtain an immediate standing
IN the East, where free coinage SEN
timent is undoubtedly growing, as a
result of the disasters which have fol-
lowed single gold standard.
When Clsyelan was running for
President the Chicago Herald kept
yelling, ''Note for Cleveland and
send wheat to 81 % a bushel." The
other day the same paper had the fol.
lowing:
Wheat threshing is in full blast
In Fayette county. Six hundred
of the new crop was brought to mar
ket today and sold at forty-six cents
per bushel. The berry is exception
ally fine, and weighs over sixty
pounds to the bushel measure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28
Primary Election.

AT a meeting of the Silver Party County
| Central Committee of Ormsby, Nevada
held in Carson City, SeptH IN Der 18th, 1894
it was resolved that a primary election
! by the Silver Party of Ormsby County be
| held in the several election precincts OF
the unity on Monday the oath day c
| Sept. 1884, between the hours of A Nj
and 6 P. NJ. on that day for the purpose OF
| electing delegates to the County conven-
! ton to be held in Carson City, Tuesday
| September 25th 1894, at 10 O'Clock A NJ OF
| said day, TO nominate;
One "a State Senator. Three 49, Assem-
blymen. One Q) sheriff. x Officio AS
SCISSOR. One % County Clerk, Ex-Officio
Tree surer. One % County Recorder Ex-
Officio Auditor. Public Administrator
and Coroner. One On District Attorney,
Elk 0tficio superintendent OF Schools.
One % County Comm lssioner Uong
Term.) One County Commissioner(Short
Term) one Jus tie Peace, Carson
Township. One ~ Constable, Carson
Township. One % Jus ice Peace En-
pire Township. one ID Constable EN-
pire Township.
POLLING Places.
Hopes old corner, Empire.
Judges
o. Longabaugh.
James Hickev.
Jerry Barrett.
Clerks
Thomas Murphy
Otto Werner.
Carson, Curry Engine House
Judges
Henry Heidenreich.
w. II. Chedic.
Ed. Reynolds.
CIerks:-
sharon Winston.
o. Tenant.
This election is called for the purpose
of electing Thirty-one (3l) delegates to
the Silver Party Convention of Ormsby |
County Nevada, and said delegates to be |
as follows:
Carson precinct p.
Empire precinct g.
The test required of voters of said |
election shall be:
VIII you support the nom lees of the |
silver Party at the coming election.
BY order of Committee,
SAN DAVIS,
Chairman.
VII. CHEDIC
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28
"ONLY A BAKER,"

William Schneider is sneered at b,
the Tribune for daring to run fol
County Commissioner against Charlie!
Bray. The Tribune seems to cen
slider Mr.. Schneider's business draw
back to his being elected County
Commissioner.
Any honest business by which a
man makes living is honorable. II
MIR. Schneider mskes and sells an
honest loaf of bread he has the same
right to expect the approval of the
people as any other man who runs
for office, from governor down.
Mr.. Schneider has resided a long
time IN Carson and furnished her
citizens with bread. In hard times
and good times he has dealt out his
bread to everybody who wanted it.
whether they could pay or not and
many family in this city in hard
times has been obliged to call on Mr..
>chneider's bread to keep them in
TODD when no one else would trust
hem.
The writer heard gentlemau r,-
mark yesterday.
IF Henry Schneider cCulo lis
money for all the bread s.. is
eally given away in Car4un ,,,a,r
antilles he woul: have $40, 100 III
he bank"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28

parties, it certainly has inside point
ers relative to their contemplated
courses of action not vouchsafed the
APPEAL. A little information on
this subject from the Tribune will be
very thankfully received in this SEC
ton
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28

Bryce and Meders New Orchestra.
Latest and most popular dance music
OF the day furnished for Balls, Par
les, Weddings, etc auI5
Clothes cleaned and pressed for 50
suit, Repairing done also on short
notice, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ladies and gentlemen's clothes dyed
with fast colors at lowest prices.
Chairs caned from 70 cents up.
Leave orders with j. A. Bird.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28
School Supplies.

All the new text books, tablets,
and school supplies of all sorts are
now for sale at Csgwin & Notewares.
ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows thing Syrup should always
be use for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for 4iarrhoea.
. cents bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-28
y o hunlbug In this

Ne humbug In this!
have a sure, tiled, proved and guaranteed
cuie for hog and chicken cholera, which h.s
stood the testfo six years and used in thous-
ahds OF c9s2", without single fail re. One
dollar viii buy enough ingredients to cure from
% 10 - hos will send the recipe family
night for only so cents, auG include, free a val
liable book, which should be in every home
BESIDES other valuable information, it contains
400 valu~ble recipe for the manufacture O
medicines, oils. COMPOUNDS, furniture poIis h
stove polish, silver polish, starch glass polish
grease spot remover, valIous kinds O drinks
fancy and laun dry solps, perfumerv, artificial
honey, gold and silver plating exc, etc. OrdeI
at once Don't wait till your hogs and chickens
DIE " lth cholera. Agents wanted, Addres
Rev. Moses Brackin, p. NJ, Brackin, Ala. Fs
n.business in 1869 - d27
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ICE. ICE.

Order your pure cleac Carson
River ice I.om Doctor Benton. All
orders will be promptly attended to.
ms j. NJ. BENTON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

w. II. Lanham: for lieutenant governor.
b. W. Camp, second choice q. T. Jester;
for attorney general NJ. NJ. Crane; for
comptroller, ". N. Virgins; for land
commissioner, W. a. Bramiette. second
choice q. Schielcher; for treasurer. W.
b. Workman; for judges Of the court OF
criminal appeals, Simldns. Davidson
and McClelland. and against j. NJ. Car
Isle for superintendent Of public In
struction.
Delegates selected to the congress
sional convention OF the Thirteenth dis
trict were r. C. Andrews. M. F. Per-
menter and w. NJ. Massie and are In
structa al for ]. V. Cockrell
j. a. Ewing and j. Il. BARLEY were
delegates to the Second judicial district
convention and are uninistructed The
convention was addressed by W. y.
Fisher of Briscoe county and &. T..
Cooper Of Hale county. candidates for
representative OF the l02d Representing
tive district A sharp contest ensued
over instructions OF delegates TO the
convention OF the said representative
district. which resulted In Instructions
for Cooper as first and Fisher ms sec
ond choice. The delegates elected TO
said convention wore John McCreary
A. d. White and w. NJ. Massle.
W. 7. Montgomery was elected MS
chairman a. tho democratic executive
committee for the ensuing two years.