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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-01

Car load lots. Job cars, from mills. deal
lbs on bran, 2M3c per bushel on oats ana
corn.
HRAN-55di6Sc.
CHOPPED CORN-7od75c per 100 lbs.
COEE-Sackcd. San toc.
CORN Sacked. SSu soc.
HAY-Aifllfa. sli.ecni3oC per ton mil
let. 81. JNIi2 70; timothy, srI.5oliiSo0; South
TNexns nrai,ic 81 Oofi4 50.
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APPLES Fancy sized IN boxes, i'zl'
ee ~ nor IS. currents IN bis, lG4ikc
. ~ aSatrorated, sc; Turkish layer. ~
m.c,arlnes. evarorated, Nc peacnes. eyapo-
rated, 6isc, pears, fVapora'ed' vac p'u'hF'
p ts,SS'IiisiSs-caufornia L. L.. boxes. Nl5
ais. crown, NJ. 81. r9is.n , 20 10 e9ins-'
SbSatiSEs - Crop OF 1885; California
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I.IQUORl

p.fts, sll 90 per Dbl; Dixie Pale quarts
y. 90: pln,s. $3.50; Magnolia Pale, Quarts
AtO: pints, 81. ~.
HIGH WINES-$il9 per gallon.
WUISK y Per gallon: Finished goodx
on high wire bass, N.ls; straight -FOUR
hon ard rye according TO age and Quail
ity, 81, $4,000: blended, N.758S,50.
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rnI,1rS AND NUTS.


oII.-Linseed' II bbis; raw SSc hSNa
iCc p 70. brilliant oil, 81 80 IN bills. l2c.
eas"s' f'.,.olire. IN cases. $3.50, In bbls.
itc Eapion OIL, IN bbis, lge, IN case'
81 n, ~nstor oil. medical pure, 5Gc. tur-
pSni,inie' ~ lf.AD~ Strictly pure. faG'.c;
standard white l.al, &c pointer's, &C. ~
- ,,,.,, cent discount. new list.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.



The following quotations were posted
To-Day by the cotton seed product depnrt.
ment OF the Houston Cotton Exchange AlI
Board Of Trade:
Per Gallon.
Choice crude oil for butter
oil ..... 90 ...sts.s -sss....... nominal.
s.rctly rs1me crude OIL. Nominal
~ me crude. loose .......... u u AZ
ite fined butter o., loose .,.. Nominal.
Prime summer yellow OF. I6
cake and mea! rob. mill interior points
3 ,Nordins 10 location.
Short Ton
Prime cotton seed cake..-.,l2 ~ n "a %
PRIME csfton seed meIl.... ~ o, a. il 5r
For local delivery Houston miis quote
meal, tl6vDNls,50 per ton hulls. $40, lint
rs 10. !. 3isc. No. :, 34o
RCmatks Market quiet.
New DREAMS. August sl.-The market for
cotton seed proaUcts is duh and
nominal: prime crude OIL In bulk. lGgflGl
prime summer yellow, tn barrels. %. meal
IL 5.ai II 40 per snort ton. cake, long ton
for export. SIS 25ab0 20.
New York, August 3l.-Coiton seed prod
ucts are dull. quotations nominal; prime
cr1le On. In b1rre.s 1890 rr.me summer
v.ilew. In hairsls. 22hH23 prime cotton
seed meal 1isOa 20W per ton.
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HOUSTON WAGON RECEIPTS.
RousToN's GROSS SHIPMENTS.
. SHIPMENTS TO JAPAN.

INV, asyus'on inaugurotod the shipping of
|tsg o'' alrect To Japan. and during the
ksnn, Two years has sent the following
H"A''s to that country:
Ann Halos
MN '''.................... 16,39t
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 34Ib
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cos &C NEW YORK SPOTS.
COTTON SEASON REVIEWED,

o'' 10 ii'' pte' 10 Nlessrs' Atwood
Nioie'' " Co. Oh New 1ork for the fol-
lowing comprehensive review of the cotton
season ius, ended.
1,,o -. -
c i ~ Je'leo, seS.'oh o. lss0-se beginning
H. r ~ ,i iaS't anu "lu.hs August 81,
w 'Stu'u o. wv FERROUS OF unusual
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III lhe cotton market, the iirst
ce,,,ia on octop9r III last when De-
"psu' Sinlo icr bale dlnerence.
| i,,,Dy .HHim ,, VIZ relOrts OF crop IN
Of ora o0o - ', ',,''rl Il that estimates
o' .,w"vo necaInc gcheraEy accepted, and
LEV weeks iaser. an authority, whose
SrinHr 't me bY WIN EHrSpGan
v"me sun more pronoGne.l after Octohfr
49,, a'', a., ~ rhai's, az M tine ior many years.
Iinu thtie y. suih an amount Of lnoAs-
cnln-Iale' wa Speculation III cotton, as
pneGeusu whai brongnt about, finally
co SutG N na AK lew YORK ana New orleans
! ,oIeoUU', oie s'TDyus ueoiine BEGINNING oc,
Ioptr H. ~ 10 ana lnclud-ng october u
N.mo losa On Whlch Gay was most pro
nouhcci)' th're was a reaction OF 20 to
~ p9lnts, with continued activity for
Nuil.u'i 9! MtehSi sloW-'lg WI +e am ire
auent variations, The tendency, howeV,r
~! be'ttnher. was 20 lowe range OF
nn,u.s, PHI uculHriy because OF the move
mem conunutiE on larger scale than
ts, c,tl'''tlS Muu." IusMl., mo Y
reoeaMr did not lessen therea Ter suf'i-
4
I.nP' 'NrIu,,l ~ oI-y gave 10 SUPP tt
p 1r,i WaS onil,nualy agalnst me markSt
uie.sn,u AS huroiean tplnI u, W'F1' ~
snlncient supphes, bolh at their mills
o v rs maa P Fbcm m hPSRS s9a NOT
! only for the time being but for futuro re-
s ph9 eRsa@ u as SS 5a"I or a
| elmer your pccane' as usual al that s"S-
son, a mnttor Of much mrortaneeee to the
large al ZION 10 the area 10 be put IN
cotton and netting accordingly.
l It WAS } bs",Hs ~ ,gdS,ns irm p%G, eN
! the price that not only would the planter
ne iesiron us, OF Increasing, declaeaiyi MS
courage It. and. naturally. with these
vie%s that an i1cre r. , supnly out of the
eH cF css N ibe % w9T9s 0 ys an spny
such as eventually occurre, fcrt gn D.
mani became only zach 9s WIS neee.aary
while. at the same Time, dames'i2 ,on-
sumption continued TO show weekly
H.
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New York. August sl.--Susar-Haw Is
cay. aud refined que.
M, Or'ears. Auguh N.-Surlr steady;
-. r,rJturni White 3 lb-i5qi: yc!inws s'-p
~ re,o. Do .:i.G 2Is Moiasses du.l' CEN
tr!fugal s9A
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
oponrd barely steady, l2:m. steady,
pioss4l steady.
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81. Louis, iugng'. n Flour E4my
Wheat dc.lln-d on efge offerings en,l
scarcity OF buyers. No. rod, elevator te'.
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GALVESTON.

Reported for The Post by A. +. Norman.
live stock commission merchant.
Bccycs-
Choice, per III, gross............ 2i4a ~
Common. per III. gross..........
Cows
Choice per Id. gross............. 2%p an
Common. per H. 6ross..........
yearlings-
Choice. per III. Eross..........., 2i9Gr ~
Common. per ib, Gross. " =.
Calves
Small per ID. gross. ............. % AZ
Large, per H. gross.............. 3 70 80
Sheep
Choice, per 10. gross,........... ~ Sls
Common. per head ...............1 % oil SO
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New York, August al.--Jhc dry goods
market opened well and Roo1ly number
of buyers were at work IN all directions
and considerable business OF n niscelln:l-
rots character was effected, 10 which
mail and wire orders added II considerable
amount The closing hours of the lay
were more quiet. owing to rain Printing
cloths IN demand at 2la. no salcs.
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New York, August sl.-,Hubbard Bros &

New York, August 81 .-Iiubbnrd Bros N
Co.'S cotton letter says: The bnllish tenn
per OF the market developed during the af-
ternoon ami prices sharply advanced To
the close This trade WAS unprcparod for
the movement and buying orders met
with constantly advancing prices The
close was almost at the highest price OF
the day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-24

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets do
not affect the head or produce nervous
ness like Sulphate Of quinine. Mr.. A.
L. Miller Is authorized to TO refund the
money in every case where it fails to
cure coughs, colds and Ia grippe. Price
% cents.
John Rosen and bride returned from
Spokane last Monday. During the
evening large number of their friends
chartered the Laura Lyon and pro-
ceeded to their home at Trout bay,
where, after congratulations were ex-
changed, they spent very pleasant
evening with Mr. and Mrs Rosen.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
move the bowels gently. relieves the
cough and cures the feverish condition
and headache, making it the best and
quickest remedy for coughs, colds and
Ia grippe. Cures in one day. No cure
no pay. Price % cents. For sale by
A. L. Miller. druggist. Oct24aprl2
1t is surprising to many that foot
ball players and other athletes regard a
spraiR or bruise of so little consequence
One reason of this is, they know how to
treat such injuries SO as TO recover from
them in few days, while others would
be laid up for two or three weeks, if not
longer. Writing from Central State
Normal School, Lock Haven, Pa, Mr.
". II. Losch, captain of the base ball
club and gymnasium says: Il take
pleasure in stating, that members of our
base ball club and myself have used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm with most ex
cellent results. ! unhesitatingly recon.
mend it as the best remedy for sprains
swellings, cut and bruises, of any tn I
know" For sale by A. l.. Mile
druggist
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ILhLs A KEAT.


: 7 A5onslly hAs announced hiAsrlI
" A. tsisT-aira, candidate cot the
''A'' "aA'- on ;hs staple platform Of
Ire '5sr'' and pabois- NJ nonHs|
y = o." only Dalpis man Ia The Geld
t'' To. senAts. and will be slecIri The
s'm1"Ts'jr pDpulisi candidate. :. II
'A'.n" - sgatns, Duhais sI-i cannot
cary h.' "wB pTrrinct. ubiIe \. A
''hh' to Judas ISeAEiot Of the rrPub
"'An party. ts t'o Iousrt recognized a.
I'st".' man. he having betrayed his
patty AID guue over to the EohthdgS.
hHt having b~en Ahle Ia stand the ptes
s4'' ~ MArk llannas arguments This
fA''S VIZ lApnurlly a FREE Geld. and the
ul' '''''r men will give him their
'SA''J support. knowing that he Ia a
man "ha cannot ~ t-nagh;. and when
e''t'''i to the state sruate will leave no
s'en' uniformed To right Tho wrong done
10 u" nan who has proven himself .
o"o''Artpt 10 tho whole county. Let
a. ''s''r advocates vote and work fer
"i"nn"'ly and they will never have
'Al" To regret IT. lIopc Examiner.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-24

The PopuIIst members Of the Joint executive
committee again refused to even consider the
proposition.
The Democratic members Of the Joint exeeu-
tive committee al all times expressed their viii
ingness to abrOgate the socalIed contract above
referred 10, provided the majority Of the POpu-
list committee would 80 consent, and expressed
their willingness 70 take any steps necessary 10
he taken TO unite all the silver forces In the com
mon cause.
Later aud while Mr.. walsh was htln absent
from the city, the executive committee Of the
Democratic party made the following request Of
the executive committee OF the Peoples party:
Headquarters Democratic State Central Com
mittee. Boise, Idaho. Sept Is, lsAs. Resolved.
BY the Democratic executive committee, that
this committee prOifers its services 10 the nation
al committee 10 secure union u all free coinage
forces Of idaho IN order TO further the prospects
Of the election Of w. J. Bryan To the presidency;
this In view Of the conditions existing elsewhere
Resolved, further, That the Popnlist execu-
tive committee be requested 10 Join with the
Democratic committee % this end.
VIC. FRITTER.
Secretary.
To tiiis reasonable request the Populists re.
City. Mr.. Walsh notified the Democratic state
central committee Of Idaho, through its chair
man. that on that central committee he
threw the entire responsibility Of earring out
the wishes Of the Democratic national committee
in relation 10 procuring union Of all the silver
forces Of the staie.
II you are a Populist or Democrat
believing in principle, fair play and the
honorable sentiments expressed by your
national committees, when you enter the
booth to mark your ballot plare X
opposite the names of Simon p. Donnel
Iy, James A. Keat. Nathan G. Sisson
and Geo. K. Gray. The names will be
found on the Silver Republican ticket
They are the legislative candidates rep
resenting the wishes of your national
committee. They are for the reelection
Of Senator dubois. Remember this and
return the Senate's silver champion b,
casting your vote for the above named
legislative candidates.
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true silver Democrats and POptiists into rspadi
sting Senator Dubois.
Popuiist Lsaders Against Silver Forces
From the Evening Mail. Boise.


popuIiSt leaders Against Silver Forces
From the Evening Mall. Boise.
There arc many voters in This state
who are yet In the dark as TO Why al
those Who favor tina free coinage Of silver
and the election Of william J. Bryan in
Idaho are not united and pulling TO.
gs'her In one common cause. II IL
difficult for them to understand the sit.
uation-it 10 hard for them TO believe
that this unfortunate condition has been
oecasioned by the action Of their party
leaders In absolutely refusing TO accede
TO the reasonable requests Of their ma.
iional committees. And this notwith.
standing the fact that sueh refusais were
source ri great danger TO the national
parties and imported the election OF
Mr.. Bryan. II 10 hard for the honest
voter who has principle at heart and
who places his patriotism on a high
plane to realize that the present deplor-
able situation in Idaho 10 the result
solely Of an unhallowed and inOrdinate
thirst for Office on the part OF his erst.
while trusted leaders. Bnt such is real.
ly the case humiliating though it may be
The Mail has already published tele-
gram and letter from Senator Marion
Butler TO n. N. Ruick Of this city, and
today another lengthy letter from the
came source to Mr.. Ruick IL published
in full elsewhere in this impression.
This 10 not all by any means. The Mail
is determined that the people Of Idaho
shall fully understand just how and io
what extent they have been mifrepre
sented by their party leaders and how
far these local politicians have gone in
refusing 10 listen TO the pleadings of the
national leaders. Here 10 some CORES
pondence, which is published in full
and which is not only interesting, but
we'll worthy OF careful perusal. II will
furnish the ordinary isyman with fair
insight into the methods that have been
pursued in Idaho:
| wAsAINOToH. d. c.. sept. li-iIon. c. A
| Walsh. mcmleT aud secretary National Demo
| cratic committee: ANY combination Of the Dem
ocrAis of,Idsho against Dubois eleeiioa 10 the
senate would be inadyisable aud perhaps di'.
asiront TO the cause. We eau only hope 10 eiee
Bryan by uniting all who advocate the free coin
asc OF silver. Dubois Is one If the prominent
Republicans no separated from the party io
! patriotic reasons. The refusal Of the Democrat
| OF idaho 10 recognize his great service 20 ih'
cause, OF to sustain him. would be most unfor
tupAte and would unquesiionahly endanger ih'
success OF Bryan in other Republican states
Dubois Is entitled 20 fair Treatment boy the u, m
ocTAts Of his state This view is cOBcurred in b.
the metntsers Of the Democratic campaign com
miiiee. let THE he fully UNDERWOOD in Idaho.
JAMES X. JoAEs,
Chairman.
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Chairman eviisr TO Chairman RUiek,
The ropul,.ss Il this state. 90 81 lsasi
their leaders. have not t~eu ;'ue 10 the
ua,iorsl organization q their party.
senate, Ma'iou naIler. their chairman.
hss ahrassy adrocsicd 8 onion Of all tho
iveg iorro. q idaho and . just recogn'
ton 4 the sil,~F Republicans lie has
t.csn in,is,Sr, In this. and his committee
hss l.srted him on in his position. lie
has strongly urEcd. both by letters and
,clegrauss that the party in this state
rssosnire all silver elements. Thc'c
communicative ~crc sent by him, nn.
de, authority and sanction 81 The NATION
Al committee 10 y " Rutct. Captain
James Gam. III Royc~ snh numecT
n other leading roruliS''. They ~er"
cent both hrlurU anil daring the meeting
Of tho ropulist I,a,e convention. Tie
rp-,asnrusrdAiipns and requests at the
o.tiousI chairman Nrfs utterly ignored.
M, advice uas tcpudistc,i and bic com
mnrica,Ions sore suppressed. The rank
and 6lc a the party, the real honest
element. were kept in absolute ignorance
ci tho desire 20 unite all the silver forces
a the state In oas grand army which
.bos,lI 10 In,incible. The cause iiscii
us, ha,sly pros,i,u,el TO an utterly SET
s.h and uncomfortable hungcrins Tor
oH,c.. with Dubois beaten by Demo
,r.,ic. ropulist combine on the les'''a'
tive ticket. his mantle would fall nPon
,om~,ne. Three ropuliste wante'' H.
notwithstanding Il 10 far too great tor
.;,bst Of them. Cnmindiul OF the re
.us.,. and demands Of the national
chairman. the peltconS,itu,ed leaders
Ken, their followers In profound 'fno'
,.nre aud ha,chcd a scheme which has
a. a motto Anything TO beat nnoo''.
n ,u,h assertions are made in TINS
u.,,.r. The documents are In evidence.
Thew will furnish good reading and tocd
o., thought to many honest fopuliat'
Who may .till believe that they are IN
accord With the national party. Here
arc two communications from Chair
man Butler;
(TelcgramD
wA.ursaroS. y. C., Aug, ii--Hon. y =
pn,ct--se. the, g,vr Republicans are reCes
n,,,d. Nate fusion like in Minnesota A''A"se
s,.n,, In idaho will affect the whole Wc..
mem" y" ''''' MARION BUTLER.
rSVr1p srATEs sESATE.
Warrington u. g., vel I a, lsNh
uor Y n Ruict. RoIse city Idaho.
Nv near slr-Your letter Of the sp'h nl'" CIV
,.,,ew Of the political situation In lhas'
rse r Of eour.c, do no, understand ,n' '
~, condition. in your state, except as u a y,
49, s,S"n me BY three or four letters within tn
,s., few weeks. Bu, do know the prominent s,'s,"
civ. and Impor,sn. par, played By senate. .'0,
nalol. IN the senate last spring In pFe'Sn'"'
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ne Best fer cAlidrsn.

b"li"vo Chamberiain's Cough Rem.
f'y " til" bost for children ever used.
'"' Group II ia upeQuaIlcd. Il Is a
sp"ndtd seller with us. 7. ~. EckIcS.
10 u, ManaEr wampum Pharmacy,
"ampum. Pa When used a. soon 90
We Child becomes boarse or even after
We ''oupy oongh has appeared. Il will
prevent tlse attark. The mothers q
"oNpy children should dear this In
mind and always keep the remedy a,
nahd. 1t ia also the beat medicine in
W, y. world for colds and whoopinR cough.
i"r sale at Is and % cents per bottle by
n. l., Miller. druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-24
Facts Stronger Than Fiction.

All pains arising from rheumatism,
govt, megrim, toothache, neuralgia,
headache, liver pains. neuralgia pains,
sciatica, lumbago, stiff neck, chiIblains,
confused muscles, enlarged veins and
all pains of the bones or nerves quickly
relieved by using Wilbur's Oil of Glad
ness. 80 cents per bottle. For sale by
A. L. Miller.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-24

v,,n ne verdict Ia already In. given TO
"""nrs Hood Purifier all that the
tropne'or claims for it--that Il is the
'' blood purifier and rheumatic cure
' ,e' discovered. II Is Endorsed by thou.
r that have taken Il. Ell per bottle,
WI sale by a. l.. Miller,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
@t'NnoyIt

Estate OF John A Moore. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator Of the estate Of John A. Moore.
deceased, to the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this notice,
to the said administrator at his once in the
Sander block, the same being the place for the
transaction of the business Of said estate In the
County Of KOoteHai. State Of Idaho.
Dated at Occur d'Aiene, Idaho, on the LIST day
Of October. 1895, FRED E. woNSACoTT,
octl7-nov7 Administrator.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-24

Al parties arr notified that The water
ION yard hydrants must not be used
"''e' p. m. at night. nor before .. m.
=" Ne morning. Any infringement Of
WIS 'n'e will cut on the parties, supply
W water The engineer Is instructed TO
'"1''ly enforce this rule.
&. A. D9SACSrHE,
Gtint
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-24

These kilograms were shown TO prominent
Democrats al Fcca,cllo, Mountain Home and
caldwell Immediately upon Nj. wslsh's arrival
IN idaho. and beiorc visiting Poise CITY. After
Visiting Boi.e, M walsh called on those Ia su.
ihoEtty in the party and request sd'ihni the joint
committee oi the Democratic aud Peoples
parties meet with him for the purpose OF seeing
whether 1t VAS possible TOR a complete union Of
all silver tolceA
This wGs al hrs, refused by the ropuiisi repre-
scntAliVes. but later aud on The same day they
agreed TO meet At this meeting propositions
from Mr.. Walsh looking 10 a complete union of
forces and AbrogAiinI . certain so-called CON
tract te,weca the Democratic and Populist
parties in relation 10 the senator was rejected by
tho popuiia party. The executive committee
81 the foi.uii,i parry later offered the following
| counter proposition:
/ Isl Ono Bryan aud watson clector to lie
placed upon the ticket.
Cad Democrats pull down Attorney General.
vacancy 10 ee filed by ToPnlist.
| Ard PulidoWn silver Republican State ticket.
/ Eh. Counties 20 go as they please in all mat
ter, legislative and Otherwise, with no pledge
( OF any kiud.
This proposition was PreScn tod by Mr.. walsh
/ TO The DcmoCRlic executive committee and "a
\ the Silvct Republican executive committee,
who agreed 10 the first, third and fourth para
/ graphs Of ssid proposition. This was presented
90 far a. agreed upon. to the roPllia executive
committee Who absolutely rriusei to consider
anything loss than the full proposition by ,hein.
Nj wahh then called for . joint conference
Of the Joint committee Of the Peoples, Demo
cratic patty and offered the following rcsolu.
tion:
! Whereas, Tho most important and necessary
,a,jcct at the election Of iss l. the success OF
Wm J. Rry an aud the free coinage cause, al
else t,CluC, by comparison. tnsi gnlacant, there
fore, l.c It
| Resolved. by The joint conference committee
/ Of tho People Democratic party and the Demo
cratic party respectively, that Il is the duty Of al
good citizens favorable to the election If VIM.
Bryan and the success 81 free coinage TO tnak'
every effort 10 unite and harmonic In one com
pletc fusion all parties and elements opposed Il
Mckinley and gold standard, and In 80 dOinI
Ia give equitable recognition on the ticket Of thu
party 10 all such parties and elements willing Il
thus combine for the good 81 the cause. And
this joint conference committee pledges ITS Ioot
faith to assist in carrying cut the foregoing sc
I far as lies In It's power.
And proposed its adoption by joint conference
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II THE DIsTRIcT coURT, FIRST JUDICIAL
DIsTRIcT oY THE STATE or InAHo. N Axn
YoR THE COUNTY oY KoOTKsAI.
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wAsHiSGToE, d. C., Sept. II. lssG.--Iion. C. A.
Walsh lcsre of George A ROlethAnl: Hope you
will succeed in arranging general fusion Of sill
veT fores in Idaho. ropuiists ,hould have rep
r-seutAtion on electoral ticket Dubois aud
friends should be recognized ldaho's position
has bad cfirci elsewhere. ps wrong and
against general fusion. MARION BUTLER,
Chairman.
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w travel for responsible established house Ia
Idaho, SALARY $40 and expenses Position Ter.
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