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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-16
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
- AND APPEALS ASSESSMENT SO

Clerks Office. City OF Whellrc
Public notice Is hereby given 10 all pa-
so.e interested that the Assessors eie..eI
by Council OF the city Of Wheeling hlrt
completed their Assessments for the y4.
1886 ard made return thereof 10 my I'D
Any person wishing 10 appeal from i.
assessment, or desiring arg corre''.a
made will appear at the City Buiidlgs
fore the Beard Of EquahzatiCI and Az
peals en- the following days az 10 90
a. m, as the said Board VIII met az
times al the said City Building 10 hear u
collections to said assessments 4IJI r-v.-4
and correct the same:
First ward. Monday. July p.
Second ward. Tue lay, July IS.
Thlrd ward wednesday. July %.
Fourth ward. Thurs..ay. july 80.
Seventh ward. Friday july 81.
Fifth ward Monday, August 3.
Sixth ward. Tuesday, August I.
Eighth ward. Weirtsday. August 3.
CHAS. Z. DANNENBERG,
1v1G City Clerk
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ANOTHER STATE CONVENTION
In Maine. Suggested by Mr.. sewall-Has
Great Confidence i'm democratic yictorx

Boston, July 15.-Mr. Arthur Sewall
left Boston this afternoon for Bath.
To an acquaintance he said that he was
in favor of holding another State con-
vention in Maine in order TO harmonic
the State and national platforms. He
also expressed great confidence in the
prospects CT victory for the Democratic
ticket this fall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-16
PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals VIII Be received hy -s
Regents Of the State Nom ~...
the erection and cOmp.e;i0l ~ tI..-.s
10 the present Normal Scnoo. ul. D..
West Liberty, West Virginia. a- 2
beating the building with steam S.. =
o'clock IT.. august !. 1876. IT VIII ...-
the same will 5e opened az the i.
set Hotel In ParksTs5urg. Draw..-, 49,
specifications fer tn said work
seen On ard after July 23d. a u 0M,.
of the President Of tn Beard IT, c.
ton. in the office Il 7. 5. Riley. Al
General. Wheeling; IT, ,he office Of J.
GiikesOn. Parksrs0urg; &C. the Office CT vs.
J.. Rodgers, West Liberty and Il the .
flee of Frank T.. and Henry Il. Dav
architects. Baltimore. Nd The Board +
serves tn right 20 reset any or al BIZ.
Proposals are 10 De ADDRESSED TO r. 5. Car
s crc:ary II the Board Of Regents, a
Charleston. W. Va, or In care Of the BIZ.
n=rhassett Hotel, ParkersOurg, W. va.
VIRGIL A LEWIS
jyl6eh President CT the Board Of Reg 's
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IErrue KEGIscEa FOLLOW YOC.

LET TUE KEGiS TEX fOLLUW hUN'
Persons leaving the city during the sun
rner can have the Register mailed 10 them
by ordering IL al ,als office, either In per
son or by letter. Terms, 60 cents per
month. excluding Sunday. OF So cents per
month. including sunday. payable IN aa-
vance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-16

The year 1894 was a year OF panic,
when importations were checked by IN
usual financial distresses. In the years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-16

The Wall Stree tricks,ers are nam
me-i1g stocks and slear.ng the lan'os a'
lively ra-e these days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-16
index TO New Advertisements.
FOURTH PAGE.

Proposals for Completion Of Normal
5000, BuiiCiDg.
Assessment Notice-BO~rd OF Equal
iZatiOn ard Appeals.
Wan-Ct-Boy in Store.
Wantel-Agent.
Wheeling Park Casi2o-LyTic Opera
Company.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Values Rich and Ra-s-Scone &
Thomas.
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UNQUALIFIED ENDORSEMENT
or Bryan for President, is the Plan of the
Nebraska Populists.

Nebraska Populists.
Grand Island, Neb., July 15.-The Po-
puiists State Convention to select del
eg3tions 10 the National Convention at
ST. Louis convened al II o'clock a. m,
amid great enthusiasm. Bryan men
were in The majority on all sides. Tenn
porary Chairman Elder presided. The
slate is for Bryan to receive the unqU2!-
flied endorsement Of the convention.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DANnOLPu.nIAcnN wn,IAN,.

H leFe, Lynchburg, Va buildings nas y
water, Steamboat, etc. Compares Ia c3.r..s .
facilities with best male Colleges. Endowu.a-
come reduces cost Of tuition cDe-half %.
endowed college fOr women iu Virginia. Ai1rl.s
VIZ. ". SMITH, An, LID, Pres.
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WOMEN CALL ON MKINLEY.


Canton, Chic, July 15.-Despite the
bliding rain storms, five hundred rep
resentative women q. Cleveland came
10 Canton this morning headed by a
womans brass band, and were met by
committee of Canton women. They
marched to the Mckinley home. pre-
scented Mckinley with an address and
listened to a speech in reply.
YOUR CHOICE OF FIVE TRAINS TO
ATLANTIC CITY VIA. B. & o. r. R.,
JULY 10TH AND BOTH.
Pullman sleeper to Philadelphia on
the 1925 a. H.. via. Grafton, and $40
o. m. via. PittSburg
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WANTED-BOY, WILLING To WORK;
best q reference required. Apply by -et-
ter TIE BON TON. jyl6
WANTED-A GOOD MAN WHO CAN
give bond 10 act as cur agent IL OaiO
county TOLEDO BICYCLE PROTEC-
TIVE CO. 324 Huron St. Toledo. Ohio.
Fred 5. Terry. General Manager. jyl6-s
BOARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN
ard wife: private family preferred: STATE
terms Address r. care Register office.
jyl5s
wANTED-A MAN OR WOMAN OF
ability ard experience 10 take the exclusive
agency Of counties in Ohio for the Irwin
c{ble Skirt supporter. Address the II
VTNCIBLE SKIRT SUPPORTER CO..
Braddock Pa. Jylis
WANTED-BOARDER AT No. South
Penn street lyNetn
WANTED-Two YOUNG MEN TO RUN
as news agents or railroad trains; must
have security. Apply al Union News Co.
office b. & 8. depot. ;e2h
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SO TO $50 4 MONTH AND EXPENSES
paid statesmen for cigars. experience M
necessary; standard goods; Little Clerk
cigar machine free 10 each customer.
BISHOP & KLINE. ST. Louis, No.
iy5Tu Th,db
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Abeelin9 8e9ister
CHARLES H. TANEY. deneral Manager

Ta= REGISTER. embracing It's several
editions. is entered az taz Postoffic5 IN
Wl-=--s W. Va, as z5cccG-clazs matter
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Statesmen WANTED.

hold speciality. good mel can MAKE Or N
g 20 s. per day. Call 932 Chap.ire street.
city iyf-r
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SIMPSON &HAZLEIT,
EOR SUPREME JUDGE.

We are authorized TO announce Major
Tboe. t. Broun. OF the Charleston Bar. "A
candidate for the Office Of Judge OF me SUI
pene Court of Appeals subject % the dc-
ton Of the Democratic Convention, 10 De
held I'm Wheeling August 18th, leJ6-
iyl3ega
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WANTED.

WANTED-BOY, WILLING TO WORK:
best q reference required. Apply by .et-
Ter t. BON TON. jyl6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
RALLY AT LIvINGsTON.

Livingston. Texas, october lG The bar
bcouc, speaking and tournament today was
successful Beyond anticipation. The au Ii
cree is Narlously estimated at from 1870 to
5000
w. NJ Imbodcn for eloctor, aud &. -.
Cooper. for congress. occupied about two
hours each ably championing democracy.
alfaienine repu5lloanism and rorirayInS
Tie iGllacios OF popul'm, both urging all
Iituls OF silver to support Bryan aui
SowGll. and showing that doing otherwise
il supporting MckinlcyiSm and the gold
standard
The 2iuncr was ahundont and Of tho 'ery
lest
Several knights entered the contest for
the crown aud Wroaths Marion Tew Won
the crown aud presented IT 10 Miss Rosie
Foupin. Eddie Address adorned Miss Dainy
Watts tBusv Beci with the first wreath.
ana James T. mn Jr., adorned Miss Ruth
Stnndlcy with the second wreath
There Was quite n contest made for the
purses Eddie Address winning first ana
j. g Green second
The festivities closed by a grand ball nj
the court house tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
nAvr COON ADVICE.

Rockdale, Texas. October IA public
speaking WAS had here yesterday and laht
night. something out OF the common. Mr..
j. r. McMullen of Alabama WAS tho
speaker lie stated that he was an orgl-
nal grccrbarler and populist. but did not
IKE TIE drift Of party matters in Ma
llama, and came to Texas, hoping 10 finn
nihitcrs more satisfactory he ran up
aeaiust three plenary committees at Dial
las all combined to defeat Bryan and Cul-
tcrson. became disguised with the owl
Gcnces OF troachery to the rank anu file
OF populists by their leaders. and deter
nired to TAKE the stump In Texas and tell
them how their interests were being man
aged His arraign'nent was very severe
and certainly caused many OF his hearers
TO reflect although 1t Is doubtful as 10
whether It had any effect on the more
positive and prominent populists or not,
for they are not open TO conviction and
would prefer delivering Texas TO the devil
rather than the democratic party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
HOUSTON DAILY MORNING. OCTOBER IS 1896

time republicans to boost grcsdy seekers
after Federal pie. Here praeaicn.s hive
nceh scorncd and time tried larf; Workers
nave peen outraged to make room for men
VINO arc not In the confidence OF their con
sutuents, The choice OF he -eoplc has
peen tramped upon. for the only apparent
purpose OF humoring a man who tWo Years
EGO accepted domination for lovernor
'hat no one else wanted and who received
oniy 40 votes out OF over 100 IN travis
county.
In this race | shall expect Tho totes OF
an those who love good government, and
prosperity. especially ihe colorel roe in
the vindication OF whose wrcngs | am a
candidate
stand on the platform adopted ty the
National republican convent, IN At st Louis
last June, and viii 'ake the fcid " tn a
sleadfast and inmovable 'ai-h III the party
OF Lincoln, sumner and Grant. H. Say
ers' my democratic opponent. ana Peldjn
hHufe"s. my populist opponent Are ola
metrically opposed TO he n politic,i Ut in
cplos. and their useful loss in the next
congress would be ne ltrlu I'd shou;d
either OF them be oiac'el by the Over
whelming sound money rel ublicln MAJOR
lily, which is sure TO Prevail here.
In conclusion. | wish to scrrc notice TINT
should any man attcm,'; - rem iSain>,
me- claiming to be the republican nomnoc
ne VIII be bun bn1cr. as will re IT n
ming as the nominee OF II" pi,rary con-
mtttee empowered By tha unanimous Vctc
OF the regular republican convention Of
the Ninth congressional disuic. TO select
n candidate which IS the olll dnlo ron-
stitnted power to make ii nominat ion
Again thanking You FOR the honor. / am
yours truly !. r lluiiJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
BLACKS ANGRY.
Travis County Pops and Republicans Make
n Failure at Fusion

Travis County Pops and Republicans Make
Failure at Fusion.
Austin Texas. october i7.--Fifteen ont
OF the forty two members of the Travis
county populst executive committee met
at the court house this evening with Re
publican County Chairman Bell. John
Travnham. VIII White and two negroes
whose names could not be asccrtained and
I. H. Miller. who represented the Hardy
lie aggregation. Together they undertool
tc promulgatc a judicial. senatorial aud
county fusion ticket, and after having
elected MIR. Sullivan of the popuist com
mulee. CHAIRMAN. instructed him to Ger
thy to the nomination of the parties Sc
lo'ted' At the outset Mr. Miller stated
that ne had no authority To fuse except on
uistrlct attorney. state senator and county
SUPERINTENDENT OF public instructions
The name OF William Won Rosenberg, Jr
was then proposed for Endorsement FOR dis
Tue, attorney. whorcupon Mr. Adalns. of
the populist committee objected
Ice nominee for county commissioner OF
precinct No put UP by the regular repnh-
lichr precinct convention, who Is the only
colorcd man who has figured IN previous
fusion lists was doCapitatc1 and tho f0l-
lowing county ticket was approved For
representatives. W. u Brush and r. Haze,
county Judge. A. S Houston; district clerk
r. L.. Purrel. sheriff II. u Wilson: conn
~ clerk. C = Austin; collector Joe Perry
msossor chris wilhelm treasurer. Efnn
Campbell superintendent Of schools. Jacob
Hic1er; surveyor, c. r. Schriveuor
The Gccaritatlon Of the colorod nominee
for commissioner Of prcctnct No. has
anrcrcd the black voters and they hlvc
sworn vengeance against TIE ticket on that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

RoDERTsoN's SPEECH

Glddngs. Texas October l7--Judgc Jas
II. Robertson of Austin spoke 10 a lnrg,
audience at the court house last night
Tho judge made happy effort which was
pronounced by all present az one of tint
best political speeches ever delivered IN
this county. 1t WAS a thorough cnIucta-
TO all who believed In the principles OF
the democratic party to stand by Bryan
aud S"~all WIS strong lie closed with 4
splendid tribute to Congressman Snyero aud
Judge Key and urged that the people, ire
sroctiye OF PARTY, support these good men
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

FINLEY oN nm nORnrR-

- , " ''T'
'-'h'' RUSS ieN"S uci'hcr IL Hon "
r. Finley Of san Antonio addressed IN.
voters of this mace a, tl,. ,o,.,, hon.. d..
n,rh, o,,, ""' ''S
""' ~ 'p''e Vi INC '"ct 'hai II was
raining ana had been for two days, there
was a large attendance and the audicur,
seemed to hn VOL, ,,ooso, ,,.,,. ,, 49,.
,o,.,. ....,.o, ,,.a ,.,.g.,' "',' '''' e IN
'V' 'P'''n' "llcr uoieudlhs those plnnhs
In the National platform To which obiec-
ton has hecn made The spool,or v,ort ,,.o
, di,cuss,or of Tho on,na,at -.
- '"' "''''' '"' question ana
maze lofcIhlc argument for the free
colhhEc or SILVER at 10 to J. He quoted
IRON Gladstone 10 snow that while Eng
land was money lending nation. aho
was also purchasing nation. md there
tore interested IN a rising dollar and fan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
gNRUPP s.
TUFFLY,
Main and Congress-.
DIR. VIM. A. BoxeIi,
4'-ys-o- iA ."-c y Ip- c.'I- ~

pr BoNc.1 Is Il graduate o, the phyalo-
! Mcu.cal ,uilcSc "a Iullana, lnullnhpoia'
/ lnl. "a mombeI OF thc American ASaoc'A-
! uoh ot Pnysio- Mvdlcnl IhHtic aus anu
/ Sutgcons, Nure picitdcnt ol me ieAia
! Assoc,Atluu ut Inysio- Mcdlcal IhyHicIihs
! ana surgeons asa cnuiW..H OF the Sec
| tol OF nynoa oioSs tDistise5 OF women.
| ana an honorary .ntuhet oI scNtidi othSI
| medical societies.
rhys.o-Aiea.ca.ism means Natural Med
icauon. a compete uyhteW OF nrlviht. III
when no poisons are uped. as iheir tit-
uil and inevitable lenueAcy Is TO XII.
/ II chLieiisc thc most cnllncnt specialists
OF al sonuuis al medicine ~ wnrh loi-
sons arc used 10 snow an equal pelceNt-
it ma,los no drunkards or morphlne
| ,Lds. u runs no nervous tNStens Win
/ atiNChuint, bromide or chiora.. II does not
destroy flesh. bouos and teen wiin mfr-
curry IL does no. torture ana butchor
women, .
lJr BoNell has had three and half
| years OF a very iarge and successful prnc-
tic'' in THIS city ana State, extending mo
several other states. lie hap letters or
recommendation from many OF the ieiding
business mca of TINS cuts, amt les llnonsais
from hunlrcds of persons whom ne cured
after their cases wer- considered hopeless
10y reading physicians
Al chronic uiseases of the Eye, Ear.
Nose, Throat, Lungs. Heart, stomach
LIVER, Bowc.s, Rcctum. Kidneys, bladder.
Hood skin. Noryous system ana Diseases
Of Women si,lifully trented.
4 Diseases OF Women require more ab'hty
and Skin In ihcir treatment thsn any
other class of discascs. Or, BoNell cures
eases In which all other methods of treat
mcnt have failed ana avoids ~ per cent
oil the usual operations.
Special Diseases OF Men, young, middle
aged ard o.d, cured aficr The mos cmi-
nent specialists in other schools of medi-
elmo have failed
Structure cured at home without any
cuIting, dllaling. pain, or detention from
bus ness. by the only rationa! anu scien-
tlnc method.
Diseases OF the Nervous system, the
most dclicatc ana complicated part Of the
human body, treated with n degree of
success unknown 10 poisonous medication.
The Alcohol, Morphine and Tobacco
Habits treated by the Physio- Medical
method, the quickest. surost. easiest and
best method known, and absolutely with
out injury or danger.
Catarrh, Asthma. Bronchitis. Consump-
tion. Malaria, Dyspepsia, con9tlpation.
Biarrhoee, pyscutery, liberation, Piles,
Rheumatism. Obesity. Dropsy. Diabetes,
brghts Disease, Neuralgia, Chorea, Epi-
lcpsy. Paralysis, Herpes Eczema, Scrof-
uba Syphilis ana all other chronic dis
eases treated with pre-eminent success.
Write for Home Treatment, by which
hundreds have been cured. Consultation
free. All medicine furnished.
Rooms 20 ana 20S, Mason Block Main
street and Rusk avenue, Houston. Texas.
offce hours, 9 to Il. TO and TO S, sun
days. 10 TO Il.
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Z. o. y some trouble. the seventh, Tenth
and Twelfth. Five thousand has gone TO
the Tenth and $4,000 each to the Seventh
and Twelfth. The two latter get their share
on this trip
Chairman Green denies that he will issue
circular to county chairmen on the fusion
question Yesterday the statement was thai
the circular was in the hands of the prin-
ter, To-day 1t is complete dcuial. The
denial is made after Tho Post arri.ed. in
which ] outlined the plank.
Joseph II. Eagle OF Houston was here
today. lie has been told OF the INTENDED
Withdrawal OF the republican candidate in
the First
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
THE NINTH DISTRICT.


Harris Accepts the Republican Ncr'Hatica
for Congress,
austin, Texas. October III 7. Harris.
selected last night by the republican pie
nary committee to lun for congress in the
Ninth district, has accepted the nonina-
tion in the following words
H. b. Hancock. Chairman Ninth D.srlct
Republican Congressional Plonary Com
mitteo, and Members of Committee.
Austin. Texas, October lG.-Gentlemon:
Replying to your notification oil ms nom. na-
ton for congress by your commit ee,
wish to say that accept The honor with
pleasure, and fully realize the grave lie
spousibilitios attached thereto
Our party ahaiIs bGins IN Il most unset
lied condition in this district ct present.
owing 10 the triggerlngs OF men VINO nut
two short years ago were boilers Wul hlas
ior the success OF democratic c@hu''lles'
it VIII require much hard work IA ny
part. as wen as on the part of n.y. friends,
10 bring order back in the rduHs' IN l
am ready and willing to Undertake me
lob for The sake OF our glorious republican
principles, feeling thai my cause Is Just
and worthy OF success
Two months ago the prov OF ,ae re2ro-
lican ship was headed toward plM'@e'l NY
but now it is about 10 so to ple,es on ire
rocks OF discord through the treaIne:ous
iuexperience OF men who but short tine
back we're ashamed TO speak their polit'cal
convictions and who have at THIS late uey
come to the front with demand tina; tney
be allowed to do the steering beca1' Ivy
sight land and hone TO profit ~ me "bpF
Of the faithful toilers who have KEEP. W
the vineyard in the past. NOT ohN ~ y,
our districts have the schemes Noi'''.
mischief: all over the State the 'ue'.7 o.
their ngglery are being felt Az siSte
hendauartei, a small cabal has set up mop
and undertaken TO chop of the hcads Oh GA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
wOI.TrRs DOING GOOD WORK.

Weimar Texas, october 17.-Hon. J. F
VOTERS Of LaGranGe spoke here today IN
der the auspices Of the Bryan and sewali
club In behalf OF tho democratic ticket, and
upheld the cause Of the democracy In q
mastery manner. Mr.. VOTERS is one OF
the most gifted young orators in this part
Of the State, is perfectly well informed
on the issues OF the day and commands the
attention OF his audience throughout, Be
ing able to speak to the people In either
the German or English language. he is
consequently doing great amount OF good
among a class Of people that other speak
ers can not reach. Mr.. VOTERS 10 one 81
The democratic candidates for the lesls-
lature from Fayette county and viii doubt
less be elected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
ONLY A PRIVATE.
But He Opposes the Fusion of Republicans
WITH the Pops
tnairr
+. w. h. Thorn

But He Opposes the Fusion of Republicans
with the Pops
Fort Worth, Texas. October 1.-THE
following letter to c. c. Drake gives n
"prIvates" view of the fusion proposition
and is only one of number he has re-
Gently received
Pilot Point, Texas. October ii.--Dear
Sir. | note in today's Dallas News that YOU
are among the many republicans In this
State who openly refuse to fuse with the
30 called populists. as arranged by Chair
man Green and others now Attempting TO
manipulate the republican campaign in
this state, and herein. as life long re-
publican. write you my approval of your
course as that of n true and tried repub-
Iican. Let me ash, what have We repuh-
licans TO gain in this fusion anyhow In
so doing are we building up our party in
the estimation OF the people? | say not
II is not republicanism nor their princi-
pies to fuse with any party and we have
no record of permanent prosperity In the
party in any section where fusion has ever
occurred. am only Il common private IN
th2 ranks OF this great party, with no axes
to grind and have only the partys growth
ana its good In view. but present indica-
lions are that at the end OF this campairn
we viii see the party in this State bac,, to
where we always have seen IL in the mast
sink into insignificance. The entire cam.
paign since the Fort Worth convention
has not been conducted with any purposo
OF making any permanent acquisitions in
inns state and only in the intcrcsts of "A
favored few, and my idea is If we can not
build up permanent republican party
here in Texas with our home material and
conduct our purity affairs without the aid
of outside help. then let us have no party
az all ana believe you VIII indorso the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
WHERE MONEY IS NEEDED,

Dallas. Texas. october l7-Generai Hus-
ton and Plenary Committeeman Terrell left
tonight very suddenly, They have gone 20
San Antonio via Waco and II they a;o held
up before they reach those cities the
Seventh and Tenth districts viii
be- shy about $500 each. The
four candidates in the Sever III
district are too many and they will make
some trade while there. Thence they 20 to
San Antonio. Three districts are giving the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

ColmesnoN Texas, october 1.-THE
written suggestion by MIR i, H. Kurth re
Gently to various lumbermrn tayoring
sound money and the restoration of a
tarif on lumber. that they meet at this
place on the 18th Of this month and take
action toward Mckinlcy's election and that
of q protective congressman. did not cause
eiugle mllnan TO report here on the
day named. II may he, however. that a
meeting has hcen arranged for another
place and date in the district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
CHIFFON ~ sALAno.

saado. Texas October lG Hon Horace
chiffon spoke here ycstordny to fair
crowd of people. The weather was I'M
favorable large gathering was oN-
poctcd The speaking was ~ the unfu-
ished arhor at the Baptist church sir
Chiffon was introduced by Hon. Richard
Harrison. lie then spoke for one hour
upon the National platform and financial
question
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

made good impression and 1t Is believed
and predicted II will be effective in the
oi,cuuu. tie ably ana proudly vindcatcd
the roiuy aud record Of the states admin
istratiou. Bryan viii largely carry this
box and we hope and confidently believe
our brilliant and worthy governor will not
be fnr hohinl him.