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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

Ease at once, no operation or delay from trsi,
hess. attested by thousands of cures. endorse.
ments ofphysicians. lHdies ard prominent cltl-
gems can be seen at Office. Consultation free and
strictly confidential. Send for circulars.
otfias Hours 9 Fl. NJ. to "a o NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

NJ ANTFD = BOarders. nice InrRe ID
w story rooms. at 703 King st. al4-St'
tITANTED-A young man with refer
ards for store. address NJ, this Office. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

Went upi SMOKE.
During the past week thousands OF
the celebrated Nonpareil an6 City
Market cig ars, made by II Bo1r.
don d Bro East Second st. Ivy ons
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

The delaware Al. l.. Conference
CLOSED last night and Bishop Fowler
tho following appoint
uents; ...
Wilmington Dlstrict--J. r. Waters,
presiding older. RarkleN. G. Earles;
Cheswold, j. w. W. Cox; Crumpton, 4.
G. Wright; Galenn. ID. X. Dunn; Mid.
hletown, j. 5, Holley; Mt. Pleasant. q.
W. Downs; New Castle. j. H. Blake;
Odessa, }. T. Moloch; Kirk wood aud
IT. te rSes, to DO supplied; Sassafrns,
!. Bantum; Townsend, A, Chase; cam.
ideu Ii. L, Scott; Cokeshurg. Il. II.
i olemau; Dover. J. H. Winters. Mary
iieil. A. l.. Henry; Miilingtan. p. J.
Adams; Morgan Neck, to be supplied;
Newport W, NJ. Webb; Port BAposit,
ID. Lewis; Fort Penn and Dela ware
ity L. Nichols; smyrna. G. H. Hut
lchins.
Whining ,on-Ezion. c. n. Grand,
son; Raven. j. r. Brinckley; alt. JOY,
u. Ii. lIarman.
Salisbury Distrlct-A. Il. Shockley,
Presiding Elder. Clincoiiapu. q. H..
Green; Crislleld. j. II. Nutter; DEALS
Island j. W. Cook; Fairmount, {. A.
lindley; Fair Oak. L. 4. Outen; Fruit
land, w. 5, Brown; Hobewell. j. n.
Waters; jamestown, ". G. bickerson
M,ir ,issl. ", AZ. n, b9Eesi 0liole, u; W.
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Quantlco, j. Il. Hayward; Salisbury,
W. q. Jason; Salisbury Circuit, to lie
Supplied; snow Hill. j. ii. johnson;
STOCKTON. II. L. Rich; Union. w. +
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

Some OF the papers paid by insur
ance companies, are constantly pre-
dieting thb collapse of the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen. No leglti.
mate fratotnal society has ever col
lapsed yet and II every one Of them
did to-day, they would not owe thei r
membership q single dollar. But how
Is 1t about inc one hundred and TWEEN.
tyrone reliable ESQ called) life insur.
ance companies that have gone in
gloriouSly into oblivion and left their
thousands Dt pollcy.holdcIs mourning
for moro than as. 1000 0o0?
The cheeky insurance agents do not
say what has beon" or what sis. II
They only prophesy what's going TO
ba They hove some grounds To pre-
dict collapse Of Insurance compan-
les from tic record OF tlle past. but
not for our fraternal oil gapizations.
We hsvo always paid our demands
and are always on the increase in
Pacific State Work
Grand Master Workman Bond. il
his first of cial circular. issued 10 the
jurisdiction OF Quebec and Maritime
Provinces Of the A o. o. W.. says;
ut is an honor to be tho chief of q
division comprising over 1000 Nom.
beers and being an integral pIrt of vi
army OF SS5. 600 men. bound together
by the strongest Of ties, not for de
structlon. but for the highest form OF
the relief of the fatherless
and widow. "-Keystone Workman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

Cuppinga nd issching. 19s p. second 81
Cupping 4 ieechinx, Parker. sos Madison.

Cupping a ieeohinx. Parker. sos Madison.
American l,aundrv s9i West Front ST
DR.. Simnis' white Pulmonic BaIsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophosphate or lung food. 60t
King street.
La grippe positively cured. Coughs.
colds. sore throat. Group and all lung
and thr oatbomplaints positively cured
by Dr. 5in4ms' white pulmonlo bal
sam. Depot COG King street.
Just received at Ross, 2l0 Market
street. oil the leading styles In Derby
hats at prices guaranteed the lowest
In the city. Also d choice selection Of
spring neck wear at 25 and so cts.
The best tea and coffee In the city Of
hard times prices at 40l Delaware Ave
nue., W. 8. Moore.
Nj. F. Davis. Jeweler. e. End 81
Try one 6f Allen II. Ainscow's Csc
dinners. ToT. 700. I'll Shipley street.
II you W ant your dyeing and scour-
Ing done In firstclass style. go Ia
the Delaw are Dye Works, 2l0 kinG
street. N. Jenny.
Cummings, the photographer, 80.
Market street
Buy paints. oils. glass, etc., Of Jas.
NJ. Bryan, l07 West Eighth street.
NOtlOuB nflu tTlEuuiiIRb ~ ptl coHt'i
below cost to make room for millinery.
]. Il. Sooy. 2l2 King street.
To economic, patronize the Econ
omy Marriott. No. A03 King street.
Beef. veal, mutton. lamb and all kinds
OF meats constantly on hand at lowest
prices. Home dressed speciality.
Give us call and be convinced. Ali
goods delivered free. Phone 500. IL,
prop.
Everett Janvler has removed his
shoe store 10 No. els King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

Aet strpot, Jh0ster, Ia, :,
On TUESDAY. APRIL II. 1894
At 80 O'Clock y. m,
90 head OF horses direct from Cumber.
land county. consisting OF driving. work
aud genera purpose horses. Tnese
horses have been selected expressly fok
this market. Among them VIII be found
herses suitable for roai, saddle. coach or
carriage purposes Also some well brokeI
family horses. They can be seen andt
tried three days before sale. Every horse
to he us represented. Every horse otfsredss
will positively be so d to tue highest bidS1
der. Two months credit; or ~ per ceat<s
on for cash. W Ill sell rain or shine. 1
JACOBT, FULMER 7
Telephone III.
Stidham & Sons. Aucts. all-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16
uTILMInGI0N AND NORTHERN

w X. Il.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. IL. 1894.
Trains leave Wilmington French Street
StationI for Il. a. U, Junction. Montcha-
min. Winterthur. Guyeucourt, Grauogue.
Co.'s Art. Cladd Ford Junction, Pocopsun,
W est Chester. Embrceville. MortonVille,
Coatesvillo and intermediate stations,
daily except SUNDAY. ut I b a. M. IS.
a and IS p. IN, Sunday only at o. a.
~, Is and 50 p. nj.
For Waynesburg Junction. Springfield
and intertneditte stations daily except
Sunday. ut I IS a. ~. 81 and IS p. IN.
SUNDAY only at : o. q IN, 10 and so p. m.
For Joanna. Birdshorn. Reading Hn1 In
termediate stations, daily except sunday.
at IS a. m. aud IS p. IN. sunday only
at 5 Or a. IN. aud IS n IN.
A. &. McCAUSLAND. Superintendent.
BOwNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

% wagons and harness as follows:
/ new Jumps at carriage. new phaetons
2 new ond spring bugg es. new de baf
buHgies new narrow tread wagons. !
new dearborn. 2 new spindle wagons. I
new Jaeger wagon ID narrow tread.
nearly new; second hand milk wagon. .
sled farm roller, twin harrow. a lot OF
single and double trees good second hand
carriage pole. Also IS sots of rubber
mounted harness, consisting OF milk
wagon harness and buggy harness. also q
variety OF other artcel / mare and
wearing. colt. one good colt coming
years old.
J Terms All sums OF s25 and under cash.
giving note with an approved endorserp
FRANK ID. CHANDLER.
J. e. Robinson, Auctioneer. ml4-3tw-d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

DUBIIC sALE--wili be sold at No. $50
L Tatnali street. on thursday. Apriq
18th. atg O'Clock u. M. regular limo a
household goods such as bedsteads. buS!
reaus, tables, chairs. rockers. stoves. card
pets. beds. bedding. sofa, kitchen utendts
and many other articles; being sold "a;
quit housekeeping. w. A. Hukill. auo<
tioneer alO-I1-iG.lS \
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

Copies OF the Worlds Fair Views
from No. to No. II inclusive eau be
obtained at this Office. They are the
very best pictures of the Dream
City" and those who do not secure.
them will certainly regret 1t whom too
late.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16
GREAT BARGAINS.
. Enn SAFE

Ills west Eighth street. front yard and
porch, II rooms and bath. all modern I'M
brovements. In perfect order, will DC sold
pn oasy terms. SOz Harrison street, front
yard and porch. L. rooms and bath. This
house is u perfect model; must be seen to
be appreciated. 1918 Adams street, front
porch. IL rooms and bath, ono Of the fin.
est loo ltiou in the city. and can he bought
FOR &l0U1 less than its actual value, BIG
west Ninth street. 10 ootns. path and
pantry. Everything III this house to
please tily housekeeper. Take look
1t these two beautiful new houses ut 9th
Yards and porchcR IL rooms and bath.
rho best bargains on the list. 1891 an
t22S west Fourth street, front porch. IL
rooms and bath, If you are looking for a
and porch; 70S Harrison street is the
place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16
FOR SALE.

Pennsgrove will shortly have now
Catholic Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

A TTENTIoN - Persons desiring pure
"A drugs aud chemicals, or Wishing
their prescriptions or private recipes
carefully compounded with pure mater
ialAs should go TO the drug store OF II. Il.
hElNGHultSE. No A7 Market street,
Wilmington. Del. Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-16

SOAP salesman wanted to sell our goods
% otrade on comm ssion. Apply, stat
pg experience and references. X. w. liell
hfR. Co.. Buffalo alY.3t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

not relishing such proceedings. follow
ed the course OF an Indian regiment
at Buena Vista and left the held. He
was approached not far from the home
Of her, OF whom he was dreaming, by
the hruspue and brazen fellow. VINO
demanded tho hour IN explicit English,
He was told that there was no cnro-
nometer about. but appeared skeptical
and proceeded TO see for himself wheth-
er the statement was true. Mr.. Myse
waited not upon the order Of hts gong,
and while his heart sounded the ne
treat, his feet kept time TO Joe Patch
ems record TIL Main street was reach
ed and a big policeman hove In sight.
invitations to attend the opening
german OF the famous "Idlcwild' club
OF Dallas on October &c have been re-
ceived by the society folk OF this city,
and many viii attend. A large crowd.
composed OF those who are fond OF the
waltz and polka, win accept the press
ing invitation to attend and viii 80
over In a body. The entertainments
given under the auspices OF the IDLE
Wild club are always decided successes
and the beginning this season Is ex-
before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14


lne Following were the proceedings
IN me county court on yesterday:
COINS q Armstrong company VS.. ].
M. Dickson, debt and foreclosure: dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
w. w, Russell VS.. Il. A. Euless.
sherin; judgment for plaintiff for sis4.
M. c. Hurley. Jr, VS.. sanle Huffman
e' a. Judgment for plaintiff for sioi. CO.
Texas and Pacific Coal company VS..
Phillips Wigs Machine company; dis
missed at cost OF the plaintiff.
f9rt Worth Grocery company VS.. N.
Is, wilkins. dismissed at cost OF plain
Ball, Temple & BAN VS.. Mrs. ]. w.
Cartwright; judgment for defendant.
Hunt, Purnell & Co. VS.. l. W. Muir
ohlson; Judgment for plaintiff for sT42
Swaford Brothers Dry Goods COM
pany vs.. Nelson, debt; dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
state Of Texas VS.. w. A. Bridges
81 al.i Judgment for 500 rendered
against A. NJ. Gable; suit dismissed as
TO the other defendants.
state of Texas VS.. John Hybereer ct
al Tor forfeiture OF bond. the exception
10 cire faclas sustained and the clerk
ordered to issues alias to next term
state VS.. Charley Nevll Ell al, for
feiture of bond; dismissed as to Nevil
and Judgment final rendered against
Stone and Masslngale for $3.50.
In the Seventeenth district court, In
the suit of Thomas Wolthington VS.
the North Side Street railway COM
pany, II was ordered that the bid Of
$1,000 be accepted by the receiver and
that the amount be credited on the
judgment of the Smith Bridge COM
pany.
In the following cases motions were
sustained Mary j. Shaw VS.. S. T..
Holloway ct al. NJ. A, lyman VS.. II.
n. Hoyenkamp; Josie Gould ct al VS..
n, C.. Reeves.
In the Forty-eighth district court
Judge Green appointed VIM. Paddock
to represent the defendant in the d.
vorce suit of 7. l.. Fisher VS.. Louisa
Fisher.
Texas Mortgage and Loan company
VS.. r. Il. Maddox. Judgment final by
default rendered, revlying judgment In
name of Farmers and Mechanics bank.
with stay of execution till April l,
1895.
Mrs. Paul Rlntleman VS.. w. r. Lake
ct al, Judgment by default for S2297 30
was rendered against both the defend
ants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

q Christian church, corner Sixth and
5Throckmorton streets-sunday school.
$ 300 a. m; preaching. II a. m. and 7.45
Il. M; young peoples meeting, 6:45 p. m.
prayer meeting Wednesday, 7;45 p. m.
Homer T. Wilson, pastor.
First Baptist church. corner Third
! and Taylor streets-servioes at il and
Ef20 Seats free. Strangers welcome.
J. Morgan Wells, Pastor
4 First Presbyterian church, corner
{Cahoun and Fourth notwithstanding
f as usual at II a. M. and $50 p. IN. /:
[sabhath school at $3.50 n. M; young
peoples society at Gas p. m; special
music morning and evening. The choir
|will be assisted at morning services by
Mrs. Harry Clark OF our city, and Mr..
bert Weltmore of Boston. VIII sing in
the evening. Everybody cordially in
|vlted TO attend these services.
South Side Christian church, corner
Jennings avenue and Cannon street
Preaching at 1880 a. m. and 7:i5 p. m.
by Prof, F. NJ. Lack, subject morning,
Gods Word Creates Light" evening.
How can we know the Way" Sum
day school $3.50 a. m. All invited.
ritualists-Subiect, How can you
reconcile the first and second chapters
OF Genesis" by Rev. S. j. Brownson.
All are made welcome. Good music at
p. m.
Magnolia avenue, United Brethren
church, South side-Mrs. NJ. Il. Tuttlel.
pastor Sunday school Mt $40 n. m /.
preaching Mt ii a. m. and 1880 D, m. !.
prayer meeting every Wednesday night
W''SV' A cordial welcome to ali.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Freeman of Denison is IN attendance
friends
This morning at O'clock DR.. Lowry
VIII preach especially TO workers. Don't
miss this grand service. MI Lowry is
ehaearinB himself to tho hearts OF
everyone. He is powerful speaker
run OF the power OF the Lord. Mr.
,owry's forcible talks and Mr.. Byron's
shower OF love and sunshine OF religion
move the heart.
me order OF exercises today Is: BIZ
nie reading az a. IN. and prayer SER
we. blole class at . D. m. Testimony
meeting at p. m. Sunday school at 4
y, n. ana preaching at 1880 p. M
Snrlstlans everywhere are asked to
pray Tor these meetings this week.
Inc Gazette win give soon In fun
me report OF the work to found large
nlnle sehool, and of the Bethel Mission
sospel tent movement, OF which she is
una mas become the center.
me work OF the Highway and Hedge
s0clety Is spreading over the state,
me principles OF this work are to be
put IN pamphlet form. as the move
ment Is as distinct one, for, and OF.
ana IN behalf OF the church (as It were,
me door step to the church, as the
Young Mems Christian association, En-
ueaVor society, Epworth League and
otner movements are and have been.
Inc entire south may some day look
70 fort Worth as one OF Its great reli-
tic work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14
IN socrETy's REALM.

There was good crowd present and
every one heartily enjoyed the affair
and We're sorry when the time for de-
parture came.
There was delightful surprise party
Friday evening at the residence OF Mr.
Fred Pare Music. both vocal and liz
strumental dancing and refreshments
We're some Of the pleasant features OF
the occasion.
Messrs. Lesh, Price and Prof Tobe
Belts. three musicians OF more than
ordinary talent. entertained a party OF
young people Friday evening at the
home OF inc Misses Coppage, on West
Hattie street, by the sweet notes OF
their violin. mandolin and guitar. A
very pleasant evening was spent and
all present heartily enjoyed the musi-
cal solree. as IL nan properly be called.
Mr.. ]. e. Turner and Miss Dora Eoveg
were quietly married at the home OF the
brides parents on Monroe street last
evening at o'clock. Rev. j. Morgan
Wells officiating, II was a beautiful
ceremony and performed In the pres
ence OF a large crowd OF the friends OF
the popular young couple. Both par
ties to the union are well known and
have hosts OF friends who tender them
their sincere congratulations. Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner will make their future
home in this city.
Prof and Mrs Pruitt entertained n
large number OF happy little folks at
their residence at Arlington Heights
yesterday afternoon. II was the Sixth
and Eighth Anniversary OF tiioir little
daughters, Frankie and Bertha. In and
outside games were enjoyed TO their
hearts content. delightful lunch was
served. The little hostesses exerted
themselves to make II pleasant. Six
O'Clock. the time for parting, came too
soon. Each guest was the recipient OF
a dainty little souvenir In remember
ance OF the happy occasion. Those
present were; tmosene and Mamie
Sangulnet Belle Bunting, Florence and
Bessie McFadden, Alpha Taylor, Katie
Weaver, Beulah. Annie and Helen
Bowman. Loretta Keith. Virgie Mckee,
Lena Longinetti. Guy Paxton, Rupert
Wilson. Walter and Wallace Mckee.
Lloyd Longinetta. Macy Taylor. Robert
Noodle and Walter Bowman.
Joe Nyae's friends. and especially tho
young ladies', have been wondering
since Friday night why he came up
town from the South Side In such
haste. II has developed az last that
some bold and burly brigand attempt
ed to 'hold him up" 10 use the par
lance OF the profession. and that h.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14

Many Who Have Bencattcd by u Fort
worth physicinn's si1iIi.

""rth fhystctnn's skitt.
The following, taken from the Abb
lene Reporter, shows that Dr. Mullins
has honor and fame not alone in Fort
Worth The Reporter says.
During the past few days Dr. ]. NJ.
Mullins OF Fort Worth. an eminent
eye. ear and throat specialist. has been
stopping In this city. and since his ar
rival has performed a number OF very
delicate operations for some OF our
citizens. who have suffered from va
rlous Affections OF the eyes, Among
those who have been operated on by
the doctor are the son OF Mi w. c.
Shaw, bright little fellow about 10
years old; strengthening cross eye. Mi.
Reeds little son, who lives six miles
south of this city. was struck in the
eye about a year ago with barbed
wire, diangurlng the eye and almost
destroying the sight, This operation
was an exceedingly delicate one, MS II
aomunted to practically making an ar
tiflcul pupll The obstruction was sue
cessfully removed and the little fellow
has his sight fully restored aud IL one
OF the happiust boys In the country.
Another successful operation and one
performed just In the nick OF time, was
the removal OF II diseased eye for Mr.
Porter, who two months ago was kick
ed In the left eye by horse, COM
plctely destroying the sight. Tho oppo-
site eye was rapidly losing sight
through sympathetic Infection, and
the operation was perforcmd just IN
time to prevent the loss OF sight In
both eyes, Mr. Porter win have nm
artificial eye Inserted, which win cor
rect the disnguratlon and leave him
with one eye fully restored aud sound.
These are only a few OF the cnses
that have been treated by Dr., Mullins
that have come directly to the attention
Of the Reporter man, but they serve
10 show that the succcsswi,h which he
operated ON one OF Our own stan a few
weeks since. mention OF which was
made at the time, attends his efforts
Tor others. That Dr. Mullins IL con
sciontlous, scientific and successful spe-
cialist IL fact well known 10 those
who have, through some misfortune or
another been forced to seek the SER
vices of specialist In his line, and
VINO nave entrusted their cases to him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14
Personal MENTION.

b. Il. Meyer Of Ell Paso "a at the Man
sicn.
Ben Hodges of Terrell Is at the Man
sion.
Jno Reyo, Of trdtarorotts d. n. tho
Nonsio,,
II n noys,,o,. 90 r,,i.rod,. ia al ,ho
plci,r,ioi, - WV" - '''e
-; a ha"hihs CT bnilas Is nj the
Moran scott OF Ardmore' l. L. Is
at the Flckwlok
c. T. Herring of Vernon is registered
at the Picliwick.
L : uacl,loy Of T.oiisvule ia rerls.
tered nj The Mansion
!, I,....,.,.,.,. - ,,,,,,,o,,,,., q,
a. tnt'', ,i,i' ,I VI Me'''''e'A'iu
s'"PP'"s u '''e N'a'S""'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-14
THEY WERE LED ASTRAy
..,,rycp OF LAnoRISG MEN IN
.ru,ir AsHnY's ARMS.
.r. Now FuIi-riedgcd and I'm
Heated Pops and Nothing VIII
M, Them hut the Ownership of
,.iroud and Fiat Money.

audience Of several hundred.
,, railroad and other union men.
.,s,,ated In the meeting held last
~, under the auspices Of the trades
Ian delegated body Of which T.
clark is president and Peter MCGEE
secretary. 1t convened at Deutscher
.reln hall at the corner Of Fourteenth
nd Houston streets.
1 The resolutions formulated at the
| nyantlon held there some time ago
- ,ndorsed and a Populist address
,ss delivered by stump Ashby. fol-
4 ,rod with remarks by Dan High
erer s. o. Noodle and others.
Sshhy's address, which was the prin-
"a feature of the occasion, opened
I KIN comparison of the history Of
Ky decline OF the great nations Of
<istorv with that which the speaker
4 IA was taking place in the United
t,a,ss Then after n graphic descrlp-
(, In Of the prevailing hard times and
n warning OF greater evils yet to come
4 nassed to the discussion of the
4 noney. question, favorlng free silver
IA abundant issue Of greenbacks on
Hths credit Of the government to meet
,ss crisis in national affairs. which
~ haa described Just as had been done
N Evolutionary times and during the
87ciyll var
n Ne then devoted considerable atten-
Nh 10 the railroads and lnveighed
eainst the ninth and tenth planl5s
X the Democratic state platform,
Xrbich. he said. were n slap in the face
n labor. In conclusion he enlarged
6,pon Democratic Disbursements in
*rexas and declared that they would
result in the election OF Nugent as
governor.
1 Then modestly and with much naiv-
bic he reminded his audience that he
Expected TO 20 to Austin as state SEN
fator and pledged himself to support
1fhe amendment in favor OF the Confed-
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