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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09
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na6benannten ,nb alien @rbi4aften prompt
uno bilIig. felt bic u6tbigen 8oama&ten
Ii4en unb fir1Iiden Dpcumente. 9err Mards
iportb 1T bur& ieinen Dier;isidbrieen peri5n,
li4en unb iGriitli@en 8erfe6r NIT ben beut.
f4ea Grbi4afts @eridten unb 8anfen, iotpie
burG ieine ioIibe Stelluns, alS ber. erfabs
reafte unb auDerlaiiieits 8ertreter In beut.
I4en Grbi4aftSiaden anerfannt, unb nur fie
befdbist ibn bieie seri9tliden Gufforberuns
gen nernibter @rben 3u erl,naeu, unb in allen
be6eutenben Bldttern Amerita's 3u oer6ffents
li9en. @
gilbert, 2eonbdro, aus 9amburs
NngeIe, SSatob, aus 8tberod
8ater, &aSpar, aus Ireppa6.
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Dauber seb. Striebel, Roiine, aus 8iberad
Dopffel, SOB. aus Botenbeim.
Dibra, Margaretbe, aus Strei4en.
Sells seb. 9abu, RauIine, aus Murrbarbt,
onsebI In 8rootlpn.
@cnier, Sdfob, aus WDbriugen.
@intbet, gilbert Oscar Grnft, aus Sieenit
Sabn, Sob. Wi4asI, aus B-eitenbol,
&drtmerlins, @nbreas, aus llnterrierinaea.
8Iodseter, Sob. Seinri1, aus @eaeiad.
25fler. Grnft, aus eerbib
Niiller, Sob. Geo 8, aus @riinbel6arbt.
Rei1Snsr, Abplf aus Rubolfswalbaa.
Neff, Dcrotbea, aus SlIinsen.
9eubauer. albert, aus Glupp, ansebI III
RlainfieIb, Soma.
Tce, Sob. 2eonbbarb, aus Sagauf.
Ott, Ferdinand, aus SaImeneinaen.
Romoisr, Sobanna Gbriitins, aus Ger
renaIb.
stspban, ebriitiue Marie, aus Gr,en
bre1t8bauien.
s6treitert, Rilian, aus Niu,eIn.
Shneiber, 6nbreaS, aus DainSbeim.
Spain, getsr, aus 8ranbobernbori.
S16nieIber, Grben bon Gbriitine aeb.
Sinner.
Strabburs, @rben bon Sob. aueuft.
llneerer. Griebrid unb @ottIieb, aus
NGuenitein.
@ilBeJm, SmanueI ssinri4, @ilbsIm 6riso.
rldb, 8arl @pttlpb unb SSmanusI Gbriitlan,
aus SlefsIb.
&aIter, Grben pon Carl @uitab Sermanu.
@erner NIbert Sulius, aus &ar,ig.
Bran ipenbe iid tirett an
Sermaun Marfspprtb.
Re@ts NumaIt,
632 unb 534 gine' Strabe, Cincinnati Dbic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09
Gin Sraum.

&eiR tpar Der Sag nnS bic gsadt,t blieb
beih,
9ie WfostttoS ibtuirrtea entjetltd.
l1nter'm bid,ten 9teee. gebaoet tn
@Htuetf,
Sa idlaft fid3'8 ntei1t 8raoe eraDslid,!
9a trattnit inan a4erlei 3emg, 10 bmnt,
Wpa SafiltSfem, Wfuld,eu muo9ratt,eu:
so traMmt tcb beam aud, at otcier
eEn& &tmno,.
S@ lage int -. @1Hen=8ad,en!
Sth ihmcrte In iiebenoem gd5mefel
mebr, ale amf nteincm Vfiible-
Z, rtef td3, TIT bier benm feline seer,
Die ete Ied5enbe 3nuae mir fitble?
9aum batt' ids serafeu, Sa fam id,uu
berbet
Gtn SenfelAen, fef unO bebenbe,
Jra9t Mid med, ntetuem Beaebr, tper
idb let
hub tute td) mid benn befanSe?
SD CAB 8efdeiO tim in ntattem Son;
., rtef er ba, 10 fetb Sbr es2
Serr Mrnuto idbtdt Gnd ppm sanft
Nation
Gtn Barrel boil CLONE Star"=0}tereS! /!
=, ber oantit, aber m1aIiHft idbuelI!
Sttef lamt tdil oa In bas 0etuimmel:
Setmt "Lene Start Bier 9laubt man
fetttf III ber 9BQ'
Wfait tpare mttten i'm 8immel!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09
@eneral. . algeuten fiir etubebater.
Ad)tnllg 9anofdafer!
9ano 81 nerfamfem IN Der 9idbe ben
Mprales In sSa6fcn Gruttt.

Cine 6arm bon 9S4 4der. bapon 80
5is 35 Mder In 3ultur, elm GROCER
She'll bes 2anbes bat einen 3aun bon
6 Sta9eIbrdbteu. ST 3ol3Ianb unb
ft0Bt an ben Napibab. 6luB. Mafer
unb 6oI3 fir ole '3eiteu. Nebrere
bunbert Nder biefes 2anbe8 t6nneu
nod urbar sena6t uerben. preis
$500. Gin Srittel anaabIune.
493s 4der 2anb. on bic 9tapibah
anftobenb, 9oljlanb obne lueiiere
Improvements. preis 50. so Der Nder,
Elm Orittel Ansablun3.
Cine Garm bon 400 Mdern, autes.
groBes @pbnbaus nit 6 3immern,
etua so bis 20 Ider urbar, fi6Bt ebens
falls an ben Rapibab, uur / Wleile
bon MOrales. 6ol3 i'm lleberFab, gu.
ter gooen; 9reis 200. sfnaabIuna
l Drittel Baar.
Begen bes Ndberen penbe man fG an
s. g. Smi@,
MoraIeS. Sodfnn Gnurfh 9erae
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Wauluffiae nuo SfontraftDren

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte bepdbrte Sau'
bolsbanblumg bon 6 B. Steoes &
56bne aufmertfam, bic bebeutenbs
Quantitdten bon porahgli9em Saubola
unb grose gorrdtbe bon 8biiren, Gen'
tern, Saloufien, S9inbeIn, @iieus
iuaaren, tpie S9l6fer, Ndgel, Garben
&c. an 1anb baben. Nieberlaaen aa
Observation-Disclosures unb am SunIet
SeIeiie in Der OF @ommercefraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09
Sparett Sic ,6r @efo!

Cine Sdadtel BON Tutt's Pillen eY.
ipart Sbnen piele Dollars fiir Dottor.
Rs9nunsen. Dieie pilen furiren un'
ter alien llnlitdnben idmmtlide bur@ ben
Wassn, bic 2eber ODER bic @insepsib.
peranlaBten &rantheiten.
Gs iftSiss kfins gspagtf psbanptnna.
Denn Sessn &Opii@msr3en, Dpspsp.
iis, Walaria, 0srfOpfuns unb 8atl.a.
l.ioen Ssbraudsn Wsillionen 9.uts
3Mtt's &eber YtMett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09

Serr 6. S@emerme1er bat NIT
Der StraBenbabns @eieai9aft elm Nb.
tomnlen geisoHeu. wona@ pafasiere
an g SonnfAeen fur nnr 5
Cents nod feiaefa @arten bef6rbert
tuerben. Dur9 biefes arrangement
uerben fi9 iebeafalls biele Gahlilien
beraalabt fiblen. ben Sountag BEL
.ibm au Derbringen. beionbera. ha-fs
bort ftets eiuas @utea su ef1en unb 3u
trinten giebt unb man bic bette @eielI.
f9aft porfinbet. Sdeuefmeper' 8 @arten
1T nit Re@t beliebt unb mirb germ au
Nusfhgen bennbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09
Soroa,t 8rotbers,
6eitauratemre tn G@ols' SalpDu mnS
Raltttett @arten.

Iiefern tdsli6 fri ifde Nunern aus
ber 56ale, elm feines Dinner fur IS
Gents uub ftibren ionftiee gItra 8es
felungen In turser 3eit aus. Nle
9elitatefen Der Saiion finb gu baben.
Die befen unb bilisfen preiie in Der
S5fnht
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Mein 4inb bate bic 8rdune unb
tpurbe bur1 Sbilob's Cure gebeilt.
i6reibt Mrs. s. 9. Martin, 0untspiae,
ala. Gum 8ertauf bel 3alteper&S hu,
6arb. Same8 @lapin, 3. s. SpeleHp.
&. @obn & g.. g. Stein, @entraI
Drug Store, u. S9webpe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09

2Onc gtar 8ier idbmedt bes Mor=
gens gut,
9es8leideu 80 Wfitta8e.
ltno tuer eS 9tbenbs trtnfen tbut,
sat baDon nimmer pla8e:
Singeaen madbt baS 2one.gtar.@ier
Tim Mttternadbt erft red5t Yl1fir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09

G9win5fu1t taHa bnr9 @biIeb's
Cure sebeilt uerben. 9iefes gre6e
6uiienbeilmitteI III baS ein3is betdnnts
geaen biefe f9redli6e arantbeit. Gum
Bertauf BEL 9alteper & @9u9arb,
Somes @lanin, Z. s. GpeneKp, q.
@eba & Co., g. Stein, Central Drug
Store, u. 51meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09
MoraIes, Sadfon @ountp, seSas

@urnep's Gisi6rdnts gum aolipreiie.
Lightning" unD Blizzard" Free
zers nno @aIoIinOfen gum aoftpreife.
Gus. U. 8Obnet, 217 %. Com. ct.
3weis @siddft: 210 Of. f.Souaoniir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09

= Wer trant unb elenb fiiblen mid,
brouGt Dpspepae nur freien 2auf au
laRen. Wer iebo6 bieielbe beilen min !,
brau9t nur Or. Iuguft &6nis'8 6ams
burger Sropfen au nebmen. DieieIben
beilen alle Magenleiben.
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Seib Sbr bnr@ unberbaslidseh
gerfopfuug, appetitloFgteit, S4wts'
bel, selbe 6autfarbe geplsgt1 Sss
Iob's Ditoliler Ia elm Fderes beilmittsl'
3um gerfauf BEL 2alteper q s4a'
6orb, Sames @lauiu, 3. 3. epeaef efs.
q. gsbs 8 Co., 3. Steia, Gsatrai
Drua 6tsrt, u. e@petss,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09

piaen belfsn Der Berfopfuas nIbt
ab. sic pert9limmern fie nilr. 9arfS
glober Hoot Sbee resulirt bas unter'
leibs.Ssfem. 3um 0ertaaf BEL aai'
teper & S9udarb, Sames @labiH. Z.
5. Speaefp, &. gobn 6 &c., 3. 5teia,
Central Drug Store, U. 69meppe.
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= Cine garlabung HANCOCK
DISC PHiige 1896 MobeI unb cine
@arlabung ROCK ISLAND. pflage
au beioabers berabgeiebten preiien
Man abreifire nber tpenbe fib an
6. s. 9ean
228 Gtibs Shores StraBe
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aautt lur stuoebafer,
ha iener 3Du @aterial fiir eim
Sabr garamtirt tpirb.

Wenn Sbr einen Garms ober 5eber.
Wagen, Nmbulan3, Busep. @eiIes
Wagen, Surrep, &utiGe, Hoab Cart.
ober irgenb elm Jubrpert 3u taufen
beabf6tigt, 10 nebmt elm Gtmbebaters
6ebrifat, pel9es ppiitiD a!s bas bette
Der Belt garantirt iperben tann.
GtnbebafersS S8a8en ieber art Fub
BET ben folgenben Ngenterl alt babeu:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-09

Sd mar nero6s, mfbe unbuamirf&.
4arl's @loper &eot Sbee bat mid ge.
luab unb8IidIia aemaat. Mrs. g. o.
Werbea. Sum gerfanf BET aalteper
& 6du6ar6, Sanles @labin. &. 3.
6peaeRp. q. gobn q Co., 3. 6teta.
Central Drug 6tore, u. G6meppe.
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NNatthtes 8rpthers ,

GIeif@er, sos gafi 6oufnn Strabs,
2iefern bas uoraasli9fs Rinb., S9af.
unb S9neinefeii9. 6 pe3ialitdt.
Sunges 9albfleii d. Nae Sor'
ten bon Wurti.
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Nerl0teat.

$5 90 unS mebr bauerneeu Oeroieuit
pro Tag saranttren wtr Sebem, nsr elm.
aasHtur tar uniere reutn patrtotiHen, restSien ,s
pueer aesrntrmt. 2. u Q. GtIbermau,
Dep. F2, ct. paul, Mtnn
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= Ser 59reden Der e9reden III
obne 3meifel Elm S9mdBer, Der ni6ts
au iagen bot.
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YaNa9e.8tuette aMer Mrt
Rad nnb ton europa.

Sept III bic 3eit. Sidets 3u tanfen
unb germanbte unb Betannte aus Der
alien 9eimatb beriiberfommen au laHen.
Wegen senauer Snformation toenbe
man fi6 OH
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80. s. 0nnnG

8eneralsp spanasiersQgent bet Mallorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 gah' 9ouiion @traBe, San au'
tonic, Seras.
Offiaieller Ngent fur alle europdi'
fGen 9ampfer 2inien.
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Nemts NuuaIi

632 unb 5S4 gins' strabe. Cincinnati, pbiO
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(ssortfesurs foIst.)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31
BRITAIN RoAs1s TELFAIR.
Explain That He is Gold Man, But a
Bryan Democrat.
Aeib4boro n r DOT 90 1906

Asheboro, N. c., Oct. 20, 1896.
To the Editor: | see that John c.
Telfair, in his Mckinley side show
proper, has attacked my letter which
appeared in the News and Observer
Sunday, October 18th, 1896, saying that
had requested to be made delegate
to the indianapolis convention, and
THAT through a friend | asked to be
made elector for this district, and that
| had co-operated with the State Ex-
ecutive committee till within THE last
few days.
In answer to the first proposition I
have to say that friend wrote a letter
to Louis De La Croix, ait my request,
asking when the State convention
would meet in Greensboro, and any
allegation that / wanted to be made
delegate is untrue. When Mr.. La
Croix notified me that j was made a
delegate to Indianapolis, / wired him
at once that could not attend, and
was not at the meeting in Greensboro
or the Indianapolis convention.
The other allegations of the commu-
nication is also untrue, and the charge
that [ co-operated with the State Ex-
ecutive committee is a lie issued from
the camp in which it was born.
| had sound money view of the
situation, butt was Democrat. After
hearing that | was appointed elector
found the whole concern was run in
the interest of Mckinley, and that I
was expected to shout and work for
Palmer and Buckner and vote and
work for Mckinley. The utter incon-
sistency of such a course as this was
clear to my mind as dishonest and I'M
wise, and / refused to take such a
course after found this to be the case.
| thought could vote for Bryan with
more consistency than for Mckinley
with his Force bills, high protection,
trusts, and special fayoritism. Since
/ declined honors in this half way Re-
publican Aid Society, / have been as
saulted recently through the mails by
letters from some cowardly, yellow
brindled eur who has killed all the
sheep in his neighborhood, and under q
nom de plume, has been assauItfng me.
IT Mr., Telfair, or his cowardly curr,
or any other agent of Mckinley, wants
to know any more about me, they will
find me at my office in the McAlister
building, Asheboro, N. c., or any other
place he may designate over his GENT
inc signature.
| ann, yours very truly,
JOHN T. BRITAIN.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31
COL. DOUGLAS WRITES.

Avs he is Catholic but That his
Reliofous Belief Does not Inter
fere With his Duties as Cltl-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31
S. A. L. SOLD THIS TIME.
The System, it is Said, VIII Pass Into
Ryan's Hands Before Nov, Is.


New York, Oct. 3o.-offcial denial
was given to-day to the statement
telegraphed from Baltimore that a
hitch had occurred in the negotiations
for the transfer of the controlling in
terest in the Seaboard and Roanoke
and Seaboard Airline, to Thos. f.
Ryan, of this city as a result of the
latter's failure to raise the money
necessary to pay for the stock. The
further statement that an extention
of time had been asked and granted
in order to close the deal was also of
ficially said to be untrue, as were other
statements that the new purchasers
of the property were unable to carry
out their agreement.
A high authority on Seaboard Air
Line matters said to a reporter: There
is no trouble whatever in the negotia-
tions for the change in ownership OF
the Seaboard Airline. The control
of about $500 shares of the Seaboard
and Roanoke stock will be transferred
to Mr.. Ryan on or before Nov. Is, next.
The question of money has never
once entered into the affair.
The Seaboard will pass into Mr.,
Ryan's hands before Nov. Is.
On the same authority the statement
is made that Mr.. Ryan has acquired
the control of the road for himself and
in the purchase Of the property he
stands alone. AZ
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31
GoLD-BUGs AT CHAPEL HILL.
One of Them Demands $1,000 Annual
Rental on $4,000 Investment.


Chapel Hill, N. c.. Oct. 30 (SpeciaD
AT the gold-bug speaking here to-
day w. C. Peclham, of New York,
Burton Harrison, formerly of Virgin
ia, and Mr.. Sykes, of Princeton, N. j.,
were introduced by Mr.. William j..
Bellamy, of the law class. Sykes spoke
first making a sophmoric attempt,
talking mainly of football and other
college sports to get the students
of the Varsity in sympathy with the
speeches, but without avail. Col.
Burton Harrison made q fippant lit
tie talk in which he made no strong
arguments for single gold standard,
but praised the women and the man
hood OF North carolina.
Peckham spoke last. The crowd
could give him no sympathy as he is
too well known here. He has acted
the perfect shyloek in this place. He
owns the hotel here for which lhe a
few years ago paid twenty-five hun
dred dollars, and to-day / am reliably
informed he makes the occupant pay
a rental of one thousand annually.
This is not all that the people of
Chapel Hill know about him, and for
this reason if for no other his words
and the words of his colleagues could
not have done any harm here. Chapel
Hillians regret his first visit to the
place and warn all others.
The students of the University
treated all of the speakers with the
greatest courtesy, often applauding
any complimentary illusions to DIR.
Alderman, DIR. Manning, or the Uni
versity, but after the speaking,
cheers for Bryan were given with a
vim. Men who know tell me there was
not a single vote made here by the
speeches. Mr.. PeclIham stated in his
speech that the Norfolk jackets and
belly bands referred to in the News
and Observer had not been worn by
them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31

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thing half so good as this. 1t is something
to which woman may we'll devote herself,
and may well make every preparation to
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during the entire period of CESSATION will
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Before began taking your medicine my weight
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For biliousness, constipation, pa1pitation OF the
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foul breath heart burn and hatulence, there IS nc
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Pleasant Pellets. They are tiny, sugar-coated
granules, forty of which are contained IN little
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31
A Supplemental Address to the People S Par
tv Voters of North Carolina

a., poor1es PARTY Voters of North Carolina:
am constrained issue this supplemental ADDRESS g. - secv
Nv course offered TO any
rar or correspondents in Raleigh WIN tbat WAS
offered editor of the Caucasian ms anS ~
too for that paper rz 1 made no
at Durham that
naner were up publish it, lie dd Puo ~
Progressive Farmer knew to press the 9 80 -
November before election Nltn these
before me had to resort Democratic press for the purpose
advisng NV political trend Of public events ana warn
accordingly. am willing TO stahu o '- -
NJ
M ponst ary unable understand those principles anu
organized have failed 10 read
Of Farmer IN the past
~ did Il become Peoples party that principles should
oceseebes? Or Wheh uu IL oec
doctrine of party principles should not be discussed by n can
- On M pn or v an address the without mourning
Or When
Peoples party that we should support "
silver candidate for gbug candidate for Congress? Who
~ tented or win attempt justify the onored
of
man of disregard ignore the
nn party the wenown wishes of the rank and file OF
principles OF
rtv nunaed PLATFORM and National have to the best OF
NV ability endea'ored TO enforce oeSe Prncp
and add strength and power
OF be
mistaken
the manhood and integrity of the Peoples party am
deam and abide the
verdict impartial history public and declare
warning careful to read all the
On r ballots before they deposited balotbox and do the
more earnestly before printed ballot entitled
ponst electors the eleven Bryan fusion
electors already issued and circulated deceive and
sad the what authority whom do not know this
5S51e Of Mark that Eternal
VIGILANCE prceo liberty" and be wachful
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31

Col. r. NJ. Douglas, Republican
gold-bug candidate for Supreme court
Justice, writes that he has been IN
formed that an anonymous attack has
been made on HIM because he is
Catholic, and requests us to print the
following letter which he has written
TO a member of the Centerville Council,
No. 20. Jr., Order U. A. NJ, of Forsyth
county:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31
MORE MIXED TICKETS.
The Democratic Outlook in Robson
Improves.

Lumber4on, N. c., Oct. 3D. Special
Many of the Populist State tickets
received here are wrong. Instead of
Governor, it is: For Hovernor, w. A.
Guthrie"
A mixed electoral ticket, supposed to
have been sent out by the Republicans
or goldbug Democrats, is being distri-
buted.
A great change has taken place in
Robson county in the last few days
in favor of the Democrats.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31
RUsSELLISM IN BURKE.
THE RADICAL MAYOR APPOINTS
Z NEGRO POLICEMEN.
me First Time Such a Thing Has 3 zen
! Done in the West Intense In
dignation Aroused.

Alorganton, N. c., Oct. 3O.-(SpeciaD
-gThe appointment of three negro
Policemen by L. A. Bristol Republican
mayor of Morganton, causes intense
Indignation among the white people
oEB1rIle county. Thousands of voters
frbm five or six counties are here to-
dav attending Mains circus and the
negro policemen, with conspicuous
baiges, are parading the streets. This
forecast of Russellism will make many
woes for the Democratic ticket.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31

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Whit will do it every time, and do
it 30 we'll that you'll feel wonderful
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Simmons Liver Regulator that does
it. FThere is only one Simmons Liver
Regulator, and you'll know it by the
RedgZ on the package. Take nothing
else,sand you'll be sure to get all the
goodhealth promised.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31

W.T. are glad to know that the opera
tives in the different establishments
in Burke will in no wise be interferred
with in their right of suffrage. This
8 as it should be and as we felt it
would be, considering the high char
acter of those in charge at each.-Mor-
canton Herald.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-31

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the thing for
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other work that
she can do IN
the world is so
: great or so good
as the bearing Of
| bright, healthy,
| useful children.
The mothers of
such children
: make the world
better. Nobody
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-20

Since Captain Walker sent bis beauti-
ful silver cup to be bowled for by the
local clubs interest on bowling is again
on the increase. Two clubs, the German
American and the English-American will
contest for the cup and three games will
be played. The first one will be played
this evening at Winners alleys, and one
each week Thursday aiterward. The
cup is beauty and well worth contest
ing for
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-20

A democratic township caucus was held
in the Red Jacket council room last even
ing with William Monroe as chairman
and Homer Guck as secretary. Six dele
gates were appointed TO attend the coun-
~ convention at Houghton this after
noon and instructed to cast the entire
vote of the township. Following 1.-THE
delegates NJ. Kemp, W. II. Faucet,
Martin Kuhn, j. d. Cuddiby, J, r. Muir
ply and f. +. LeGendre.