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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-03-17

TAMEs ooRBIN.
RsaIEsllIt, MlHlHg, Loan and Collection Agent
once on Nam Street,
SILVER CIrI,..,...............,N !. NEW MEXICO
Folary fuOllo Tor Grant county, d. M. Com
mlsaIonor ol Deeds for "A IIlonn ficTr'i0rg All
Kinds Of real estate handled, aud bought and
lod On commission.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-03-17

IA. Meets ID and 4th Tuesday nights in each
month, at Odd Fellows Hall: Visiting knights
Invited. I'D, WHITE, Q. q.
j. j. sHERIDAN, K.R.&s.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-03-17

+. & A. NJ.
"A. Silver City Lodge, No. 8. meets at Masonic
Hall, ever Silver City Nat. Rank, the Thursday
evening on or before the full moon each month.
All visiting brothers invited 10 attend.
JOHN SPILLER, ". NJ
PERRY b. LADY. Sec.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-03-17

A o. o. W.
a. Meets on the ist and Sd Saturday nights
n each mcnth. at Masonic Han, Fellow work
men cordially invited. A. q. Hood, M, W..
D. M. Young, Rec.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-03-17
Ghnrrhrs.

(NHURCH or THE GOOD SHEPHERD,
- Episcopal near hullard aud Ninth. REV.
LDWAHD 81. CROSS, Rector SeEVices az IL a.
m. and 7a0 2; N. sunday School at 10 a. IN /,
All are cordially invited.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02
THE COURIER.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

New Year resolutions are now IN
order.
Several weddings are on the tapis at
Jefferson.
Rev. A. E. Carhart returned from p
trip over the state. y
Ton Notch Flour 90c and Fancy
Patent 81 per sack at w. Fisks.
Father Kelly paid transitory visit
70 friends 10 vermillion on Monday. ~
Peter Lee aud Knute johnson als4
~ieave Monday for the Georgia colony.
Z Mark Naughton Of Sioux City graced1
our streets with his benign figure and
form on Monday.
James Smith, the plasterer, and A..
d Burdick leave for Fitzgerald In z
week. They 60 to stay.
Mechanics j. G. Knapp and B. F.,
Knanp leave on Monday, we UNDER
etand. for Fitzgerald, Ga
The Heuke case was adjourned last
Monday Tor another week on account
81 the protracted illness % lawyer
FAwCett.
90 =
4 lioht fall Of SNOW was experienced
q nm section en- Monday night. the
IN q the ..beautiful' We have had for
aix weeks.
Pro-. =. e. Collins Of VermilliOn y
tha rroud father Of another boy. ana
vhilc IL Is No. 3 the professor still has
plainly n vigor left.
Geo. Weston q brother q Alexis, =
II IN CITY from Kansas City 70 make =
hrief visit. George - an express
& messenger out Of Kansas City On Inc
Union Pacific.
Thare Will be : church and society
sneefine 81 the Congregational churcn
Thuroday syening. ian. z, l606. ~ r
=. All p0reons tnterested ~ sne Mel ~:
1aro q the society ~ cofdi.lly anv1,s =,
~ = sttend. Isetlng = ~ church. ~
- elesk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02

The Wizard Oil troupe left on Mon
day for Scotland.
Joe Henkin was In Sioux City one
day last week on business.
4 Elk Point Ia now on talking terms
With Vermillion. It's all on account Of
the telephone.
James Miller has purchased Of Jerry
Ryan the farm owned by the latter, west
Of James Lilly's place.
Miss Effie Triton, daughter Of G. w.
Triton, of Pukwana, this state, Is full
fiedged public school teacher, and be-
gan her second term in Brule county
recently.
THE COURIER and the Cosmopolitan
"a fine magazine, splendidly illustrat.
ed--for - to new subscribers. Who is
the first to take advantage Of the New
year Offering.
Alex. Reynick. editor Of the Beres-
ford Republic, accompanied by his
wife, after enjoying holiday with his
parents, returned last Friday to his
labors in the north end.
The Truth, Rev. Carhart's paper, for
January, will be printed at this Office
| on Friday and Saturday. Twenty-Five
thousand copies will pass through our
power presses-excelling any other
paper in the state Of South Dakota in
point Of numbers.
Miss Jennie Bovee has been rendered
| q position ii the public schools Of New
| Castle and will commence her work
there on Monday. Miss Bovee possess
"a talent &c "a instructoress and the
New Castle board OF education are to be
nraised for the wisdom Of their choice.
d Today Elmer Dillner and Mr.. McIn-
TIRE Of Burbank 20 to Hammond, La,
and our friend B. NJ. Brink 10 consid-
ering the proposition Of moving some
day. On next week John Hammond
and family leave. They have m auc-
ton sale at their place on Thursday
today.
E. e. Hsrriott Of Redwood Falls wAs
! 10 the city enjoying his holiday vaca-
ton with friends. We are pleased to
learn that Mr.. HArriott Fl getting
along very nicely In his new location
and he's bright prospects before him.
| He reports Or. HAwes, who Ii II the
same town, ID having rapidly grow.
| ins practice.
Supt. Smith attended the state meet
Ing Of the educational associations
which opened for the trAnsactiOu a
businese 81 Aberdeen tho day following
Christma0. The superintendent No.
ports Z very snccoesful meeting, large
attendance, and the reading d very in-
structivo papers.
TherdWas Dire &c the seaside hotel.
The local firo brigade responded vAl-
family. One lady, who Was'in cycling
locotumo, n tho crY q Alarm 1oaped
from her chair and went totho MindoW.
ssf3aya mel Oh. saye nAei0 0ho ehr1o1od.
Hut The brave 6romnn o. IN lAd0A1
pnnoed nnk q diae 1s1t ~ 1aid -
nnooa q ~ ~ QhaaHtor ahova, NhoEo
r. IN Wsts No E
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02

George Haver and family leave on
Monday for Fitzgerald, Ca, to reside
permanently. MIR. Haver has had the
Georgia fever very bad OF late, and the
only possible cure, 1t seems, was to
move. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Haver,
and certainly hope he will find Fitzger-
aid the Eldorado he anticipates it will
become.
Do you wanta good magazine. We
will furnish the Cosmopolitan and The
COURIER for one year to new subscrib.
ers for -, to old 1925. THE COURIER
is anxious to increase its subscription
list. It is growing very satisfactorily,
but to get more we offer the choice of
the Cosmopolitan or McClure's one
year, and THE COURIER, one year,
when paid In advance for %. This
places q fine monthly magazine with
splendid illustrations within the reach
Of all.
The annual meeting Of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance company of this
county meets on January I, in the
William Lee school house at 10 o'clock
in the morning for the purpose Of elect.
ing three directors and the transaction
Of such other legal business that may
come before the meeting. It IL earnest
lY hoped that the meeting will be
largely attended by the stockholders
90 that thorough expression can be
had.
August Langle. Of Woodbury. county,
accompanied BY his bride, was visitor
at the home Of James Olson, on the
Brule, last week. Mr.. Langle and Miss
Christina Olson, niece Of their guest.
were married In Sioux City last week.
Mr.. Langle IL an enterprising and re-
liable farmer Of our neigh boring coun-
ty, md has won one OF her fairest dauRht-
erG The COURIER extends III congrat-
ulatlOns,
Judge Smith held court In this city
last Thursday to determine whether
/ 9. Mash, the veteran violator 81 the
liquor law. had been guilty Of contempt
the duty BIZ the judge TO defend the
complaint, pointing out that il the
junctiOn against Nash's saloon In Al
cester preceeded that Of the temporary
injunction, when tho reverse WAS the
this the prisoner was discharged.
The county commissioners &C ita last
session had quits : lively time With
Tom Teller, Of McCock, over num-
ber Of wolf scalps which Teller had
brought "a. Some of tho scalpe were
|evidentlv old cnes and the hoard felt
incltned t0 reject them and finally did
Tnftlan ~ nav lwn ~ than hssN mt -,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02
Raw. Q. 7. Nelson was In the city %
Monday.

We are told that Po0ca leads all neiehboeina
towns IN prioos paad Tor hogs. Tho gon1fel buy
eFe have kept the market up to the hlGheel
vantageous TO come to POncA with their hoGe.
Al rilnors b the contrary, ronoA b stln III
nvliese and mort stable town Z the northwest. y
P0ncA Ga1eete.
There Il SCARCELY day passes but
what you can find Dixon county farm.
ere with loads Of hogs on the street 81
Elk Point Offering them for sale. We
are ready to wager that Elk Point ia
the best hog market In the state Of
South Dakota today. We will wager
further that We can prove the state.
ment. !.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02

It is an old saying, ''better late than
never, 90 here goes for the recital Of
an interesting event which occurred on
Monday evening Dec. %, at the resi-.
dence OF the brides parents Ia Chata-
worth, ID. The only reason for the fact
Of It's not being chrOnicled before 10
complete oblivtOusnoos on the mart OF
the COURlER'S wedding reporter. but
for all OF that We wish to bcspeak our
congratulations and Joy over tho event
In the blending Of two hearts by the
vows OF matrimony. On the evening Of
the day mentioned Charles A. Sea-
monds, con Of Squire NJ. SeamOnds, Of
Sioux Valley, and Miss Nellie Powell,
OF ChatswOrth, were united In indiseOl-
liable bonds by the Rev. Mr.. Neyman,
Of Akron, la. The groom Is one Of the
popular young men Of the county, hav-
ing resided here all his life time. For
several years he has devoted his ener-
giles with marked success in the line Of
an instructor in the public schools. He
possesses those characteristics which
60 to make an honorable and upright
citizen. Honest and earnest. steady
and steadfast, thoroughly alive TO the
fact that everlasting persistoncy Il the
road to success he % sure to make what.
ever calllEg his Judgment decides upon
q gratifying success. The bride We
have not the pleasure Of "A acquaInt-
ance with. but We are informed sho n
IN accomplished young lady, having
those sterling attributes to make her
husband splendid helpmaie through
life. The happy couple were the 70.
cepients Of large and varied line Of
wedding gifts that In itsalf must IS
gratifying to them % indfpet1on 81 the
high regard IN which theys - I'D
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02

Judge Haney has made IN important
ruling, which will b Of interest 70 the
newspaper boys Of the state. An oct 81
the state legislature, approved March
8, 1889, and which went into effect July
l, 1889, provides that county commis-
sioners, at their regular quarterly
meeting In April Of each year, shall
designate not less than three public
places Ia their respective counties,
which shall be the only market places
for the sale Of chAttels under foreclos-
ure. The notice Of sale shall be pub
lished once, and at least six days prior
to the sale, In the Newspaper Of general
circulation. ''printsd and published
nearest the place OF sale" In the county
wherein the mortgage shall have been
filed. It 10 not believed the Trainer Of
the law intended to draw . distinction
between the papers OF the town, but
the omission Of the words sin the town.
after the word published" - quoted
In the above extract, would give that
expression, and Judge Haney conclud-
ed that IL would have TO be taken
literally. The place Of sale for Beres-
ford is on the Brady corner (about q
rod from Tho Republic once there.
fore all notices Ia this vicinity must be
published In this paper, to insure the
legality Of the sale. -Beresford Re
public.
II this be true then THE COURIER 10
the only paper In Elk Point whore :
chattel mortgage sale can be legally
published.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02

4 asasrsl elsass or - III n
isssvsrstssas = - Pssf - l1
Pei1t. 81 SssSl
\ = : fact patent 70 III fa h ID
has not bssn buildiug bcGn & ~
Point during tho ysar MT IN D
However. considering the =
status Of The country ana the - y
low prices Of farm products, ~ NJ
made Q very t1tr ohowin9 0ur 4
chanics have bosn busy the r. ~ \
part OF the ooaSOu. and - r. z Y
are ablo % chronicle the iolIp
facts: Ss n sg 'sgssasssE
Capt TalCott m had tuo yer5[
resideuc1o built, one On tho OOeS b
Pearl and Pleasant streets ma q so5es
Clay street. 9E5 ss1E
The new residences 81 s.. w. Kent q
acre property uorthWoet of tOWn IT
finest erected during the yoaf. a2ssls
Tho comfort table rooidonOa n ~ q
Bristol, q. p. 8tmmone, Mn. CO.
Aahley and Warren 0on have geo.
built on Pleasant street between FTP
son and HArrison, md ald vory r1V1GI
to that part of town.
H. ]. Gurney hAn erected = coov -
q the intersection of Clay and GlS, U
streets. gssgaaS
James Butchinson has ennd ~ ,ssIIas
story and . half residences a tho - Iii n
Of Rose and Douglas streets. Yhn SI B
residence Of s.. q. Thorntca a 1T Sss
lin street W1s thorouRhly rohuilk
remodeled. making II one f
most attractive In the city. Il
The largo new tenement houea u 4 n
Htcard on Pleasant ayenno ana
ney streets adds much 70 that ~
The RENTING Of the large haNe
Of Freeman Bros.. o. TWin streol
= hay barn consumed : large anoe
lumber, besides furnishing iofa Cl
. we'll a. strengt hentng M
market. s'zs 1s|ISsSIz
Oluf johnson, George Rust. nv nv VI
Duhaime, WilliAA Hodges,
Bristol, and others havo nddo6 rs r Iss
home properties b building harnes
home bettermente have heen nn1S M
q. O Rin0srud, Frank 0flmorn sss
Hoffman, 3. G. Ericson, e. q, 30. .SS;
q. Franklin, Alex. Boveo 0Sor &
Peters0n, FArulero Home, II. *. IldiS1 EI SsS
y. w. Miller, g. 81. Froeman. n - s
Ames, ". II Halter, q. b. Lin6or .a
Mrs. Martha Wallace and others v1 b
names are not now. roOnt led
The new residence u Emory Mnrt1S
on Pleasant street, botWoen Esonk n
and jackson streets, aloo the roG1d n
OF William Euright on Clay streek gssss|
building In the country hae also
brisk, and several AuN houoee "a lnfi n
have been erected. Corn crlh6 4 ha1 Il
been built without uuuhor. ga nm q
drods Of Thousands OF feet of lu1S h
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02
TIME TABLE

l. i NA" IVA DALI
OF rfE
9. N. q ST. RAILWAY.
RAsT-fassengers. =
No. 2 Chicago and SIOUX City Leave 80 M
No. Chicago. s. CITY and Georgia s;25 nj
No. lO4 Sa5 p III
EASr-Freight
No. g sioux City stock Leave s:s 20 2 N N
No. 81 Sioux City and Chicago. $40 p m
wEsT--Passenger
No I Mitchell and YanktOn Leave 1925 m
No YanktOu ........ $50 p m
WEsT-Freight.
No. IS Way freight Leave s:i5 ~
No. 81 Through freight $50 p III
NORTH
No. lOl st Pau, Seattle and Sioux
Falls passenger $3.50. Leave lO 10 m
No. 0o Way freight ....,....t..... ll:D m
sDaily except Monday.
4Daiiy except saturday.
Other trains daily except Sunday.
Tickets for sale to any point on the SlQpe
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02
ny FIFTY DOLLAR orskD Defies competiti

Elk POINT s. D., December H. 1896
Mr.. @. D. Lufkin Elk Point, s. D.. Dear Sir: We
have now had the Conover piano, which we purchased
in some measure acquainted with its qualities and have
had many Of friends who better Judges try it.
and Dan recommend it to those wishing frst-class
instrument, both to its musical qualities and finish
We are more than satisfied with the liberal way in
which you have treated u.s. and can say that YOU have
fulfilled your representations in every way.
Yours truly,
f. G. Ericsson
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-02

Hard Time Prices
tuning
without injury. Call Examine Stock
Citizens Bank Block, Elk Point, South Dakota
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
lost IN THIN WRECK.
Two Hundred and Forty-Fou
Persons Drowned.
ONLY THREE WERE RESCUED,

Further Particulars Of the sinking Of
the Drummond Castle. Round from
Cape Town 20 London-Ten thousand
Lives Lost In Japan by Tidal Wave
and Earthquake.
BREsr. France. June i0.-lCopyright.
ed, iS9e, by the Associated Press Tho
details are slowly being obtained Of the
loss Of the Drummond Castle while
heading around Finesterre from the
Bay OF Biscay, bound from Cape Town
to London. with IA passengers and l0J
officers and men. Only two boats were
lowered after the steamer ssruck. Ono
OF these capsized and only 3 men were
saved ont Of the 2i1 people ON board
OF the saved, two men were pickle
mp floating ON wreckage by some fishe'
men from tho mainland, and the third
a man named Manuadt, succeeded II
reaching Molene island About Il
bodies have already been recovered of
Ushant All hope Of finding any NOR
survivors Of the Drummon Castle ha
been abandoned
Much wreckago from the Lost steam
ship is wishing ashore AZ Ushart ans
Molone island.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

tied coinage Of both gold and silver at a
ratio Of 10 10 / a. money Of final re-
demption with equal legal tcnder power,
independent Of the action Of any other
nation.
1--WE are opposed 10 the issuance ofin'
terost bearing bonds for amy purpose IN
the time Of peace. We demand that the
government shall not surrender, but
shall always exercise its full option 20
redeem its obligations in gold or silver
NJ may be most convenient"
Delegates 10 the national convention
were chosen. Those for stato.at large
delegates are; senators Jones, Berry,
Carroll, Strong and Colonel ]. T. w.
Tllar. The district delegates, altenatos
and electors were also selected.
Attorney genoral-E. y. Kinsworthy.
Treasurer-Ransom Gully.
Land commissioner-J. W. Richie.
Superintendent Of public instruction
Junius Jordan.
Commissioner Of mines, manufacture.
and agriculture-W. V. Honneeller.
Associate justice supreme oourt-Si
mon p. Hughes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

Well, somebody had 10 win and
somebody had to lose. The figures
above show the result.
The magnificent vote received
by Miss Walker lie a fine comph-
mont TO the young lady, while the
same may be said Of Miss Alberta
Paris vote, considering that she
lives in another town, and ran
against a Bryan girl. Home pride
made a part at least Of the differ
ence.
The Eagle is thankful to one and
all for the courteous and fair man
ner in which the contest was con-
Quoted.
Miss Walker gets a fine wheel,
and the writer learns by way
Of a side remark from one Of her
friends, that Miss Alberta gets one
also. The Eagles compliments to
both, and also 10 Mr.. Sam Beene,
Of Millican, who withdrew yester-
day at noon, his vote remaining
unchanged.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20

Upon complaint iled by Sheriff T. G
Mum yesterday against W. n. Smith
aud Tom Wilson, charging them with
murder, both men were arrested 10y
Sheriff Num- and placed In jail. The
charges relate to the recent lynching,
alleging completely.
The best cough cure Is shiloh Cure,
A neglected cough Is dangerous. Stop
Il at once with Shlloh's Cure. Sold by
all druggists.
The compress directors have held a
meeting aud determined 10 rebuild the
press at once. The work Of rebuilding
will begin Monday morning, We are
very glad indeed 10 see the matter
taken up and settled 80 promptly and
satisfactory. II proves that Bryan Il
alright In spite Of hard times and dry
weather.
NH. James keeps In the lead with
the bes, cent cigar in Bryan. la
'My baby had Group and was save,
hy Shlloh's Cure" writes Mrs. ]. ID
Martin OF Huntsville, Ala. Sold by nj
druggists.
Mr.. W. II. Carter, aged 60 years
died at his home mar Keith, Crime
county, Thursday night. Mr. Carte
leaves wife and six children. Two o
his sons-ia-law, Mcssrs. Lee GilpiI
and Louis Cook, came In yesierda.
afer the coffin. Deceased was a mem
Der OF the Baptist church.
Lost-A goll lock braeele, Sunda!
night Return TO this Office.
Fine perfimcry, toilet soaps aus
brushes At NJ. II. James. Ia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
Uphold. the Delegate.

DENVER. June i9.--ln is leading edi.
torial the Denver Republican CRepublic-
AM says; when he (McKinleyl &C.
ceptod the nomination of the money
power he justly forfeited the rcspcC and
the support Of all true believers n b.
metallism and we hold that the Colorn-
do delegates who went out are entitled
10 the lasting gratitude Of their oonstit-
uonts for the courage and independence
they displayed In this matter"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
Thur.a.r.. na.shall oams..

Games In the Texas Southern league
Thursday resulted as follows:
At San Antonio-San Antonio, 10
Houston. @.
At Fort worth-Fort Worth. g Paris
2.
At Austin-Austin. & Galveston, ~
At Dallas-Dallas, Z Donison, ..
National league;
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 8; 81 Louis
8.
Al Cleveland-C Cleveland, . Chicago
s.
At Bruoklyn-Brooklyn, 4 New York
SO innings.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
About AdYcrtI.Ing.

Dlll season advertising must be
considered in two ways, A. adver-
ti,ing AMI as insurincc--insurance
Of bu.iness-insuunce against loss
Of trade.
Such in uraucc should be placrd
on the same busiiess principles
that dictate the placing Of fire aud
life insurance. Pick out the strong.
est comprehensive best papers,
Business insurancc-tdveriising-
is better than the other kinds.
They repay the losses caused by
misfortune. Advertising prevents
misfortune
l:all the money that is wasted
in worthless media were concen.
trated IT, the best papers il would
carry a good advertisement straight
through the dull season.
Don't try To sell heavy things
things involving great outlay
Seek out the little catchy, useful
thingr. Get wedge Of satisfac.
ton started into the house with a
Scent ian, aud the big end Of it
will carry out some silk dressed
later on. -Chas. Austin Bates.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-20
WHAT HARTMAN BELIEVES.
should BimetailIsts Center They Would
Make . Hard Fight.


Make . Hard Fight.
ST. LOUIS, June l9.-Representative
Charles Hartman Of Montana, was asked
by a reporter what effect he thought
the action Of the bimeiAllist delegation
in repudiAting the gold standard plank
Of the Republican platform would have
upon the coming campaign. He replied
a. follows;
IF all the bimetallist forces OF the
country can be conferred upon candi'
date there viii bo NO difficulty In my
Judgment In having bime,allist preSi'
dent and bimetallist congress elected
this fall. The end and aim Of all the
supporters Of bimetallism should be TO
promote the nomination Of a stronger
man at this stage than the Democratic
party could possibly hope to have.
Nov, Let us take the belt Of states
lying between the Missouri river and
the Allegheny mountains. A Demo
cratic bimetallist with all forces CEN
tered upon him would certainly carry
Missouri, would carry Indiona, would
stand a fair show Of carrying Illinois
would stand no show Of carrying Min
nesota and but little show 10 carry Mich
igan. Mr.. Teller, on the contrary
uniting all the bimetallic strength
would carry Michigan, Indiana, Hi
nois and Missouri. and would stant
more than an equal show for carrying
Minnesota. That Is figuring only OF
what is certain. so far As anything II
politics Is certain. Mr.. Teller woulS
have "a electoral votes from Michigan
which the Democratic nominee woul'
not get, which, added TO the Il surplu
west OF the Missouri river, would Civ
him a certain clear advantage OF 80 cleo
toral votes over any Democratic bimet
allist that could be named ON the ticket
With Minnesota Mr.. Teller would hay
6s electoral votes more than the Demo
cratic bimetallist could receive, or Al
aggregate vote for Mr.. Teller OF s65 a
against 1877, the very most Democra
could hope for. Therefore, the questio
that would present itself to the Demo
cratic bimetallists. II my analysis
correct, is, win they exchange what
, practically certainty Of success &c
what, to say the best Of IL, Is a stron
, probability Of defeatg
III the Democracy at Chicago desire
to make the success Of himetallism a Gel
tainty, actuatcd, as l believe they ar
with a sincere desire TO achieve sue
J success. they viii not hesitate TO tai
the step which win make PRACTICAL
b certain tho liquidation Of the gol
standard and reconciliation Of silv'
BY naming II. NJ Teller for presidei
4 and some equally splendid patriot
!. their party for vice president. II this
! done and the bimctallist forces Of q
party which viii assemble forces In $
Louis July % win ratiiy that nomin
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