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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
BON Der Siibfette.

prof. SdmiOt tpirO bic 2situns Der
8ermania 8anb dbernebmsn.
Serr Gbas. SSsusr bon Gsbar Aps.
nue. bat 4nfeauns i'm Weaboip 8roof
2aben aenommen.
gm Donnerfas, ben 90. SuIi. bdIt
Der 8abii6e 3runtenunteritGbunes Der.
Elm i'm @entraI Bart iein idbrlides Pic
Nie ab.
Samss garrst bon Prospect absnus
erbleIt am 9pnneritas in Der 8ine 8rooi
Uline stpiiden Barren einen serqustidten
singer.
Gin SdueIine bon Srau GaSper bon
Gebar Npenue itarb am Sonntas une
lpurbe am Wontus i'm Pittstpn absnus
Sriebbofs besroist.
Die beboritebenbe 8srmdbIuns bon
SRI 2poia Sran3 por Silo Waibinetor
4bsnue nit Walter 0leGonnea 1T anee'
tiinoiSt porben.
eprptefantii&sn 9ir6en bieier Seit,
treifsn 8orbereitunsen, um ben ,,3inosr.
tag" am IA. Stunt in sntiprs&enbei
Beiie su fsiern.
Soiepb 8farr BON Gebar Abenue III
felt porlestsn Wittpo& peridpunber
unb feline 5reunbe Inb barlbsr nI6
Ipenis beunrubist.
Soa, bic junss To6tsr Der GbeIeut,
Seser bon Woofc Strabs, itarb an
Sonntas unb If am Dienitas i'm BittstOr
| apsnus SrisbbUfs bssrbist tporSsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04

9forjbeim in 8aben 1T Der S6au.
pIas elmer entiebIt9en SamiIisn.3ra.
s6oie setpeien. Gin bprtiser tslenIolsr
8aufmann 9iamens gbilipp 3uf Bot in
Der attpefenbsit ieiner gbsfrau feline brsi
8inber erbdnst. Ser Mann 1T feitoem
oeri&punben; tpabri&sinIi9 bat sr
5slbfmorb besunsen.
- auf bem SuBarti[Ierie.S S&iebpIabe
BEL Tborn if bur1 bic SsIbitsnsdnbuns
elmer iosen. Slattermine srobss nnsIiid
sei&eben. Sauptmann Abams, Sc.
eonbelieutenant Sannemann, Corporal
,platter unb cine Nn3abI 2eute BON
pommer'i6en pionier.Ba Battalion Ro. .
uurben f6ipsr pertpunbet.
- 8aiier Srans Soispb empiing am
Wontas bic Oferrei6ii6.unsariibe Ss.
legation i'm S&Iofe su 8uba. Sn BE.
antiportuns ber &eoen iaste Der 8aiisr.
bic fsite unb fanbbafte SaItuns bea
Drsibunbes seeeniiber alien Sraeen, bi,
europa beribren, babe peisniIit basu
beieetraeen, baB Der europGiide sriebt
ni6t seitbrt porben fei. Eros Der beD
unrubisenoen Symphonic i'm Ofen"-
ftiste Der 9aiier binsu-, ,,babsn bic 8e'
mIbunsen meiner Resisruns in neber.
einftimmuns NIT meinen erprobten gsr'
bInbeten eins ioI@e Ginifimmieteit bon
AnI1ten iiber ben Status quo in Der
8altans Staten unter allen @roBmG6r
ten ersieIt, bab i9 mid su Der @rtpar'
tunS elmer frisbIi&en GnttpidsIuns be,
intsrnatiOnaIsn Sssiebunsep bsrsdtis
fibIs."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
BilfeSbarre Rahridten.

- SIN Wcuat Wlai ereisueten F6
bier 43 1ooesfdae, 30 penIser ulS i'm
Nai bes 8criabres.
- Gin stpei Sabre alter Sobn bss
@bas Sierra bon Diia @reef fsI am
Sonntas OofeIbIt in ben Bad unb srs
tranf.
- Gin ssipiher Ssrb obsr Serbsrt,
irdter BON bier unb bon profeiiion Bars
bier. 1T leste Bo&s in Gentralia, RO.,
burG ben GplIOn sstDbtst morpsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
ACKAWANNA
THH
AU N D RY.~
3O8 Yeau abe. q. 3. Darmas.
saarel Sta Bart 0otei,

an Der Sunmore Noab.
Der unte1ei9nsts bat bas SoteI bss Serru
Ssorge Siubad on Der Sunmore seoao lbsr.
nommsn nno luir6 td b,itrsbtn. ben wertbsu
@afsn nit Dem Ssitsn aufJuWarteH. mas Ride
uno S.ler bistst.
9nosm i'd mid Dem gtebrteu gublifum
beitens smpfsbIe. laSe i'd Su sublrsid,em Be.
iuhe sratbsnft Elm. Hris g S6mibt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04

Ofsn Sumitas abenoS bon 7 Bis 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04
0Sbe Narfer Ncttseu.

Better Gallagher. Elm friberer atti.
Der Semotratiider 8OIitiier, itarb am
DtitttpO4 in feiner 8obnuns an Samp.
ton StraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04

Rbsumatismus i'm 8iiden. in ben
S6ultetn, SIften, Asnieln. @abOeen
oOsr Sanbselenten entitsbt burb su SieI
Sdure int 8Iut. SoOo's Sariaparilu
beilt Rbeumatismus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-04

Sunb's YilIen iinb bic bette abfdbr'
unO 2sber Weppin fur SamiIisnse'
brau6. Csc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
LIVELY DEBATE.

ottawa, Ont, January n.-Thers W
wild scene in the house Of commas
the debate on the speech OF the la1
when Mr.. Kenncy accused Hon. W.
Laurie OF being an annexationlst
guse, basing the charge on speai
Mr.. Laurie In Boston, in which y
quoted IS saying that the time V
come when Canada must be sep1S
from England.
Mr., Laurie, replying, said that
not been correctly represented sul
believed that Canada was attain'ls
rank Of a nation. The conservative
broke into boots of dissent.
MIR. Kenney went on to say ts'
Laurie had treacherously conspHs'
bring about annexation,
THAT is the most 81 'sracefui s'ale,.
ever made in a British parliament
Mr.. Laurie. Il call on the speak,
mako the honorable member reirac
words.
The turmoil was quoted when me = !,
Der for Halifax retracted the expires
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
The REPUBLICANS SPLIT.
Two Delegations Prom the Second
Congressional District.
IT WAS A REPUBLICAN SCHEME
Chairman Grant TRIED 10 Have Caffeine II
shout for Observation-Disclosures
County Prohibitiouisis.

wcndvlile. Texas, January is.-rhe re-
puhliczua OF the Second congressional ais
tr;ct held convention here today foi
the purpose Of selecting delegates TO the
National convention next June in st.
Louis.
The meeting was called to order by
J. Il. Brinkley, Who stated the object OF
TIE meeting.
The election Of temporary chairman
cassed great confusion and disorder. Tne
Red faction nominated Brinkisy ana the
Ais hiul,y mon nominated Charlton. each
faction claimed the election Of Its nomi-
see AMI accordingly they both took seats
az the same desk.
The cE-chair7nan appolated the various
committees and received the reports
Tie temporary organizations were tnon
made permanent. TWO sets Of Delegates
we're selected. tn. Reed delegates being
Mess-s. burkltt and Brnkiey, With
ss arson and Adams as ahernates; those
.iected by the Mckinley faction we're
Pollard and Kane, with Miller and Porter
as a,tofnates.
Web Flanagan Of the Third district was
here ana led the Mckinley men J. $.
Tibbl:t of Houston acted as ,eddsr Of the
Reed faction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
ANSWER TO REAGAN.
Mr.. Simpson of Dallas Alleges niscrlmi
nations

Dallas. Texas January 16--Judge Rea-
gan, In behalf OF the railway commission
In the News OF today attempts to answer
recent communication of mine written
for the Texas Farmer at the instance OF
it's editor, The transcendent Importance
OF freiEht rates In Texas. the enormous
cxactions imposed by railway lines and
the pressing necessity for reform and
justice IN This direction AFFORD nm excuse
for my reply TO Judge Reagans open
letter
l suggested In my communication to the
Farmer that the commission should i'm.
prpvise some method of relief for the out
rageous freight Determinations against
North Texas In favor OF Galveston and
Houston.
The Judge answers this by stating sub
stantialiy that Galveston Is u water point
and that rates thereto are practically de-
termlned by interstate lines. ergo. that
terstate laws govern, and state law is
powcrless to afrord relief l submit thar
It can he demonstrated that In this regard
Judge Reagan Is mistaken,
II Is considered by all traffic men that n
certain measure OF relief for our people
lies Ia widening the differences between
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
PROS TO NOMINATE.

Hutto. Texas January ls.-In response
10 the Gail or the prohibition party OF
Williamson county, a number Of prohlh-
uoui+ts With Chairman Winters Of Tay-
lor, met here Thursday night. The con-
ventlou resolved to issue call for the
party to nominate a fun county ticket at
very early date. They also doci Tod 90
secure Hon. James A. Tate Of Nashville
Tenn, to deliver n sctios II .tn lectures
in this county beginning January e. So
far as The Post correspondent knows. this
VIII Too tho first fun county ticket put out
In this State by the prohibition party
The meeting while an enthusiastic one.
was not as we'll attended as II would have
been had not the rain prevented many
from reaching here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19

Kind Of man that every man snygD "A
anu ms magnetic presence WVWbr II
everybody happy around MIN, ,wsasa,i
not so one of the principal ~ u" AZ
1ine universally prevailing tonath, nAel
Tobacco kills nerve. Stay WIN I'm MI
salIoW, skinny, nerveless wren s,ssb|
ing disgust instead of love ana as "a
NO man who uses tobacco can w
OF a man as without il. ss..h n
no grasp so strong as the ,..IIs ID
OF habit, and man once iu;' fssI
clutches is helpless without ait NV, ~
why every tobacco-user has me gss ~, 4
moves this only excuse, and aI IA p,rSl
VIII can quit easily, quickly ai'
nently. Here's an instance: my
MADE HIS WIFE HAff I'm,
Cresline, Ohio, sWWe
Dear Sirs: No-To-Ba has enu,,sss ~
mo of the use of tobacco ana ,,,-nrs
OF the treatment has been sun Il
fered a chew or smoke by my l ~
Is declined with thanks, ana | I'm u
10 No-To- Bac. / could mol ~. itlj
you how many times my wire ne dors
your No-To-Bac fer what Y hs cCp1
nay case. J.'W. 1as n
This is only one of thotssinsnlsnr t +
with your wife about 1t, anu
No-Ts .Bac is not sold on ,,t.sr TIE II 4
mendation of men like MIR ~ IAN
of over 100000 cases cured, eul NE rpsI
tanned from any druggist N VIE ri
States or Canada under apSaS
antae of cure or money reful,ui', spll n
our booklet, Don't Topat,SS,sn e1ls
Smoke Your Life Away" wrltlsA li9sI
tee of cure and sample sent iils so Of
York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
OPEN LETTER TO HON. Is. GIBBS

Rusk. Texas. January 15.--My Dear
Governor; have read much 'ln re" Your
interview in fact have always read any.
thing and everything coming from You.
admire tho piquant homely rhetoric that
you eiotho your quaint aud, very often.
truthful ideas in.
There Is an intimatlon extant, however.
that you are not entirely Enthusiastically
patriotic I'm your utterances. and that you
would like to warm the restfuI furniture
in the executive office, toast your shlns
at the fires built by tho State OF Texan
in the executive wIg-wam In the city OF
Austin, and battle IN tho damned Colorado
while watching tho waves OF tho iinnld
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
\ STRANGER nOnunp.

IiempsbsAd Texas, January ia
stranger giving hts naino as DR. Lott, and
claiming TO be from Wharton. Texas. IN
fornod. tho officers this morning that dur
ing last night he waA robbed OF "a GOLD
watch Nla IN money and Two choaka
amounting 20 sGi. The officers have ~.
ready recovered tho watch and "a peet 70
tnd The money very pcon.
Tho Maaonn OF tina city are intorcating
themselves iu bohalf Of tho strauFnr. Who
is Maaon, and nrrcata ara looted for
before night
Several cnlorcd families from Alabama
have arrived here and have roniod land
on the nrn2os from Mr. james A. KeIher.
real eaiatc particularly farming land, l.
steadily Increasing Ia price ana transfers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
X. OF p. lNsrRuCTIoN.

Temple, TEXAS. January T,--Over 800
Knights OF Pythias We're assembled in
this city yesterday ana last night for
participation in the district or school
OF instruction" meeting. Everything was
had in readiness for them by the recep-
ton committee. who located them in hotel
quarters and gave them freedom and pos
session Of the castle hall OF Midlothian
lodge No. 80, whore the sessions were
held
Leading Knights from all over the dis
trict were present.
The afternoon session was devoted TO
matters nppertaining TO the welfare OF
the order. and the night session TO the
eNemplidcation Of tho secret work of tho
order At II o'clock the meeting adj
iourned TO partake OF the refreshments
spread in the adjoining room, which was
done with good cheer and heartiness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
LOCAL POLITICAL CIRCLES.
The Clans Organizing to Battle for
Their Favorites
ASPIRANTS FOR MAY0RAL TY Il0N0PS


Although the city election will not take
place until the first Monday in April.
which will be the 9Th, already the factions
of the democratic party, which is supposed
TO dominate in municipal elections, have
begun 20 align themselves with one or
the other of tho two avowed candidates
for mayor.
Thus far only two names have been seri-
ously mentioned in connection with The
Office of chief executive Of the city--CAp-
tain ii. Baldwin Rice and Judge Henry
brashear, and their friends have already
nesun the work of prosecuting, but al this
early day II is impossible to say which
one will go into the convention as tn.
favoritc.
Both of these gentlemen have been life
long democrats, and while nothing has
been said as TO the submission of their
names to a democratic convention IL *
taken for granted that they propose to
fight 1t out within the ranks of the
party. 1t is very generally conceded that
this fight for the mayoralty Will be onc
OF the most hotly contested politi al slruE
giles that has taken place In this city
IN long time. Both gentlemen number
among their warm supporters some verv
smooth politicians. aud there is no reason
to think that either side viii permit the
grass TO grow under their feet
Mayor Browne was found in his ofaca
yesterday and asked as to the race for
mayor
AN that know about It," replied the
mayor is that Baldwin Rice and .Judre
Henry Brnshcar are candidates for the
office and | am not. l have served the
city two terms now, and I have had all
OF politics that l want A political offce
loo r.sN.a
ly compelled TO offend alleged friends
simply because he performs his duty MS
he conceives It,"
The office OF city marshal Is considered
n lucrative one, and so far there are thron
aspirans for the democratic nomination
and they are already making hav whila
the sun shines to use a figuratlve nx-
preston, The present incumbent OF the
office James II. Pruett. II Is understood
VIII again be candidate and the other
two avowed candidates are Charles Helm
and Justice James !, tIussey.
The candidates are all comparatIve,v
young men and all well known throughout
the city. They are each more or less
versod IN the arts OF politics. and the con.
test Will be an interesting one.
Mr.. Helm was n candidate for marshal
before the last city Democratic conyen-
ton and he succeeded In locking tho
convention against the present incum-
bent and It was only after his name was
withdrawn that Mr.. Pruett received the
nomination.
Justice James ]. Hussey is serving hls
first term In II political office. and his
friends think that his record will assist
him in his present race.
While chief interest just now seems to
center in the contests for the offices Of
mayor and city marshal. the other offices
are by no means being overlooked.
For CITY attorney the present incum-
bent, John s. Stewart. Judge Prank Rurka
ana Blake Duproe arc mentioned as prob.
aoie candidates. Each of them has had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
Publications. Mail 0r
Receive Careful an Prompt Attention.
Numbers PA, PIG, 218 Travis Stirred

orened on the first Tuesday In lr
Which will be Iarch 3. and will NJ
oper for ~ enty days.
II IL understood that City Eng.nx
NJ. La Noue will be candidate Y
for the democratic nomination. NJ I
Davis, 1t is said will also be a caha'
l5r the office, and perhaps then
others who may be willing to SH''
people in this capacity,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
Gents FURNISHING,

SPECIAL.
Gents Dress Shirt, Linen front a,
lars and cuffs ..........
Gents Dress Shirt, open fron, a..
back. Linen bosom and cun, -
collar band ...........
100 dozen Mems Merino Underv.,,
Shirt and Drawers, finest ouaN,-
per garment .................,..
Sanitary Underwear, better ~.
Jaegers, Atwood, Spring velrA
per garment .,...,............
Mems Fast Black Half Hose ~.
pair $50. .....................,.
Natural Wool Half Hose, popN.
Heel and Toe, per pair
800 dozen 4-ply all Linen Collars. Al
sizes and styles .............
100 dozen Mems Linen Cuffs, 4,
Button and Links, per pair 49,.
Bartlett's Partisan Gents Braces.
SEQ dozen Mems White Hemsti,chN
Initial Handkerchief .......
Mems Initial Irish Linen Hanake.
chictS ....... ..,....................
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
Ladies' Capes.

Iadies' Heavy Serge Double Capes,
Ladies' Heavy Melton Cloth Capes.
In Tan. were ti15. for .............
Ladies' Plush Cape, lined, with fun
sweep. were $3.50. for ..,..........
Ladies Plush Capos. trimmed with
Braid, lined with ChanEcable Silk,
Storm Collar, were $50, for ......
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
Children's Dresses.

Children's Fancy Outing Cloth ana
Plaid Serge Dresses, lined through
for 81 !!
Children's Fancy Striped and pam
Flannel Dresses. size to 10 years =.
were 81. IS. for ...,..,............'''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
Ladies' Waists.

Ladies' Dark Outing Cloth Waists
with Sailor Collar ...............,,.. Az
ladies Navy Blue Laundered Waist $50
Ladies' Fancy Plaid Bingham
Waists. with large collar ........... 75C
Ladies' Derby I.aundered Waist
were si.IS each. for ................. ESQ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
Dress Goods and Silks.

Thousands ct Remnants have aceumu-
lated during the great business rush.
They measure from Ia yards 70 fun
Dress Pattern and are in every conceiY-
able style and quality Of goods. They
are placed on the Center Table in the
Dress Goods Department and are marked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
The FIGHT IN KENTUCKY.
An BYE for an Eye Seems to BE the
Programme.
DEMOCRATS READY TO REIALlATE.
Getting 10 BE One of the Most Remark
able Political Contssis Ever Wit
messed in The United States.
DEMOCRATS READY TO RETALIA7

Frankfort. KY, January is--(Special to
Courier JournAl-) 80 Retaliation Is tn9
course WHICH the democrats Will pursue.
Tney Will meet The reyO!AtioaA.y in-th-
t,as Of the mouse wish fegy' lGonary meth
ods Ia the SENATE.
the .einoeIauc members OF the two
branches u tho general assembly he'd
separate AID secrst clucuses tonight II
their respective halls znd agreed upon .
res. Ltlon 10 De Aaoptea ~ tue s''i -le To-
fnc:!1@.
The fight VIII begin tomorrow morning
at II o'clock, when ihg session CT the sen
ate is called 70 order
The resul, q the unssaanx Q: demo
Gratis IN TIE h1usss, regardless Of evidence
and al sense Of ial.ness VII S1 tas NJ
seating Of Or. a. L. James, william
Henry Jones and III. Dlns1s Ia the SEN
ste sa1 also any ether members wHo may
b ineligible 3or various reasons.
the ineNgsnlity c. the seniors who
MAJ be confscntet Titb the infor 1iu'i 10
Enioh trey ts3ievs Is not held ~ The DEM
ocrats. viii lie RETIRED 10 cor!aitce
composed Of Senators Gcsbel, Broasto1,
Ilitoa, SlTcz AMI We.ssiuger.
The resolution agreed rpon. and which
vii be presented I'D adopted Tomorrow
reads a. follows.
~ aereas. IL has been pfibii-ly charged
that CERTAIN se1atora Low ccc4pying Seats
- .ne senate u the state of Kentucky
are tre!.arbta b. reason Z hcllinE iacon-
uat.hse ofl-,s. a.t also hy reason O.. hay
.ar forfeited taeir oeace OF sena.or ~ es-
c-p.-g AID using pass.s ur3a railroads
~
"Hezoiyed. That & ccrrit,o. consisting
CT I'VE n1eruners =. cnpoasrs1 asa direct
ed % i7Ses,lra.e and irt-rruir4 wae-ha'
an senator ar senator's arr. frelsrinla t9
,.ata nv hst4 BIZ trtrr a-f - .t-e-. ri,
res7..,tis, v.hat dissection snail 5o r4-.4e
=, r.i-h -..y-s ar,
~. go IA nh. .,-.-,1r-- ana ,.-4....
nal s-.ch an invest p. .fs- sad cs-a-a.t...
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- - ,,.--s 49, 81 III -.. --., 49,,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
SHE SMILED SWEET
ON THE MANLY MAN IN THE ~
NIGOR OF HIS MAGNEIN
MANHOOD.
No Use Nowadays for Puny' ~
tated observation-disclosures '''
be Quickly, Easily, PernA'
nently Made Happy.

,.,irg n,
Spark,h SPARK.
a quick "A 4
hear'i,,,ssbt' 81 Al b
rosy blus ~, !
assure gree, -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
Spring Opening.

Ladies Muslin Cambria and Nainsook
Underwear.
Infants Long and Short Dresses and
Baby Caps.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
Linen Department.
SPECIAL.

5s-inch white Table Damask z
sS-inch Red Table Damask, Fast
Color ..... .,....,,...''''''. .'.''''.'.
5e-inch Unh.eached Damask ........ 3
Ga-inch Satin namask ...,.."...,.," b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
Wash Goods,
NEW LINES

One case New Spring Percals.
Two cases New Spring Ginrhsn.
New Crepons in all the pos,l.,
Evening Shades ..........'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19

Of tine. for quito a period. Blu, It has no;
| retarded you IN the manufacture and CIV
| ing vent In pretty fair FL elisn 10 a right
smart litt's batch o. "sAr-nins truths
In truth, unbeatable facts" you have
| found the ulcers on the democratic party
and "plnted" item out as plain as a
| bile" on q nose. or whisky bitches on
| The face Of Standing candidate FOR alder
man OF the lquor ring
But. governor, there are lots OF bora fde
democrats IN Texas. men who are stand
ing Sl1atsly on the National and STATE
democratic platforms men who are not
issue coiners. nor official place hunters
the business rnea Of the colntry-snen
anxious 10 have confidence fully restored.
men whose stou1achs are not zap next 20
the "riA counter" . these we find hope
Tor e~ouomy hop> for restoration OF
confidence, hope fur the rrairfaiuence q
more perfect linton. and al! other pro-
visinns Of a constitutional government
i s. iut!ulated that yo1 partake Of the
salient vote catching features Of all the
parties eSccrt possibly the prohibition
party and this yoI might proa'ahiy re-
consider. as they have some features that
are 'takir and "holdiu.'" "guyue and
comm ]; e also inIn1ieA that you
are training With Judge Jerome Hearty
and THAT you make & g0ol str0ng team--a
uif.e on color 20 ~ vire--h but brainy ami
wtry. There g 10 r1b5iry 4 out. but II Is
only IN evidence that VOL can no longer
W,a- democratic harness without TIC
"laio rncing." ;hat VALE not entirely
erreeins with 8iii, rarks Tracy ct al
you e4u see The Jewels oa their heads.
Nov. coFeruor agr rot parties today all
just alike7 = hlpyu' o. Pc" VIII yocr
party b.. any way different. WON'T 8, have
LEAK through which the taxes q The
people gtN s.ft just the same az the
others: WON'T it require cam-aien funds
'tL-f Lfn U..r others. Wont u divide rfi
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For city recorder, Judge lIill. the pros
ent Incumbent d. A. O'Rrien and Judge
y, +. Railey are spoken of as candidates
ard each Of them have warm and earnest
supporters.
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As to candidates 'or aldermen, very few
names as yet have been discussed Thera
Is an Impression that almost all of tho
present members of the council Will DO
candidates again but it IS almost too early
yet to state anything definitely on this
matter.
1t Is known however that Alderman
Ithsch VIII be a candidate again and IT Is
pIooaple that Alderman Packard will also
run for second term. Gus c. Straet a,,I
T. R. Latham arc also spoken of as alder-
manic candidates in the Third ward.
Under the new charter, the memhore =,
ne city council must be elected bv tha
city at large and the supposition ia nov,
that this change In the method Of oloctIn',
aldermen VIII have dampening effect
upon the number of candidates. ''s''
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added building our ALREADY very extensive establish
products transit and will
offer special inducements in well known
mo
building will b sacrificed