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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

representative 80 tn. tm,igo Record
hI hu INTERVIEW With senator lrllr q
lew day, aga ~ relation To- current
iiiaIr-. NJ letter T. -upIsr,od tu speak
'pi the silver men - The senate, amt
from HI f"mafk- ~ repeated. II i urr
I"ctN clear that II" huui TIN can got
through the senate" lnh very duuNful
Wh,tlrl a tHrin tan can hr passed w.
rup, - follow
what -orl Of a h"uI TN viii ,ou vote
fur
4 Won't Nut" tut am W. du not need
ai,N. We do not need any NOR, h,Iis
hut II the president thinks they are
necessary {" sustain IA, government the
lIw alrradN gives the secretary II the
tr"d-un -urlirlrmt authority Ia issue
them. ohm ft any knI u bonds can
pa tlr -"natr thi- rougrr-.
What viii ,"u do Tor the ulirf II the
trra-ul 90
III" president -dN. that It doe, not
need ANY relief. irl"Tird MI Teller with
a sarcastic .mllr. Tile aud Mr. Carlisle
huth -dN that they have revenue enough
Tor u" needs ~ the government. h..
hrN" that Mr.. Carlisle somehow ngurr4
"ui surplus, II they want revenue they
ought io a-k Tor 1t, | think that II would
hr tad MANNERS lot H. tn force II IlIsn
them. Personally I believe that they dU
need more revenue. They need II Nrf
han,, and | am willing Ia vote Tor any
reasonable measure provided thVy de- mol
Try I" tack upon the tail II II -ouir imam.
rIal system that do not approve"
win r"ngrrS~ pas u tarin bin"
~ think not dn not believe the sen.
ii" can agree upon any. II IL 81 uttrrly
llNliri. The house will undoubtedly pass
N"nr Kind IT u hill, hut | am afraid IL
viii TAIL ~ Ia" ~rnat"."
Nhat will the treasury du Tor nun., :"
IN they need mnnr, let them sell
bonds. They eau --'ll them On 3.pcr.
zen, basis under the prr.nui law inst "A.
we'll ~ under u new onr. ani the, need
MT =" out II the country Tor their
money, II secretary Carlisle wants
fl'n,"u,"r he can get II on n 3 per cent
basis An! DAY from our own people and
III hl- rrSrfNr."
"l'ut how viii hr keep It tl."
supply by refusing Ia furnish gold Tor
"Ni"ri, when w. Resumed specie pay
mrnt- "" did not agree a. H. furnish the
ag"ncm- II European banking houses
viii, gold Ia cover their balances Let
thrn get II from the bank"
"l'ul the hnnk- would get It from the
treasury
"\m necessarily We can adopt the
system that l. IN u-r hy the Rank ~
France" When gTrnhacks ARE presented
i"T redemption the treasurer ran refuse
the gold II II II wanted fur rXInTi, and
pay IN silver Aud when gold Is fur
nl~hrh Ia n domestic bank II can hr with
a stipulation that II i not a. le rXlnrt.
I'd, but retained Tor dulnr-ilr PURPOSES
only, Nrl1dl can 4" tn the hank AZ
France and grtt l."l,Uu gold frT expert.
lnd Yet II" one accuses the French ~ de-.
hultlu., un their obligations"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

san Pedro, bee. 27.-Ab0ut . O'cloc
this morning fire broke out at the Sa
Pedro hotel, aud In about AN hour the eu
tire structure aud four dwellings wef
ia ashes.
All the buildings burned were Oh
property II the santa fe Copper con
pany. aud their cnSt amounted 10 full
fN,un. All the furniture In ten room
was owned 10y Valentine Schick. al
nothing was saved. liis lns will amour
Ia seven hundred dollars.
Mrs. Eva Wilson. who was running IN
hotel. lost everything she had In "a
world. X. Il. Clark. superintendent 4
the l..ncoln.l.ucky mine, had u narro'
"-caI1 and h" lost everything he hat
Mr.. liolcuml,. who only arrived her
Christmas night from Denver. lost hi
watch.
In the burning ~ the hotel and al
joining houses. san Pedro lost it, zines
block ~ buildings, which leaves the tow
In bad shape. PEDRO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

"F"gg's Ferry, four act comedy, was
rf"lurrd nj III" opera h"u~" last night 10y
III" laNt"n I"m~iN company, Ia" house
l"lng crowded L. tn" d"r-. AMI every.
hHiI was pleased. chip Fogg" was ~.
up better than IN any II the previous
productions played 10y the company
Isaac faIt WAS "I"h f"gg" and h. was
bringing dawn the house IN rip.tnarlng
laughter. Willis has, the nhliging press
agent, trk the part II "Brurr Raw'lrn"
""f" ~ u" play from start {" finish, aud
~ consequence "Fnggs Ferry" was rn.
Jotrd, This evening Fast lSnnr."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
GLADSTONE.
London LiytS an Enthusiastic Welcome
10 the Grand Old Man.

lnnlun, bee. -. The warm place that
MI hla,lst"ir although no longer a
statesman III harness still holds IN the
hearts ~ his ruuntryulrn, was demon.
Strated 10y the immense crowd that as.
srnhlrd this morning at Euston square
station, I" give him greeting on his ar.
rival rn ruut" L. the continent. when
the train from llawatien steamed in.
cheer after cheer was RAISED and IL was
with great difficulty that the police made
II lane through the crowd Tor the tirand
odd Man aud hi1 party. the latter com.
prlslng Mrs, Gladstone, Mrs. Drew aud
Miss Dorothy brew. and his host. Mr.. Ar.
mltstrad. Mr.. Gladstone. who seemed IN
rrmarkahl! g"sl health and carried him
-"lf upright, responded a. the drnlunstra.
lions with hoWs and smiles and repeat II.
J., lifted his hat, The hrmons,ra-
ton Was continued by crowds that lined
the stress between EuSton square aud
thrlng Cross, and WAS repeated by an.
other immense crowd which had gathered
her" Ia witness the departure for FOlke-
stone, thu train moving out amidst thnn
h"fIng cheers AMI the singing II Aud
Lang Syne.' There WAS still another
demonstration nj the station at Folko-
stone, ft0m which The distinguished party
was driven Ia the Paw ilinn hotel. where
IL mruhctS viii remain until Ia morrow
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
I'm YEARS FOR AASSLAuGHIER.
ton sullivan, a Colora ado Convict and New
Mexico Desperate, is Sentenced


I. u. Henderson, alias Con" sullivan,
"h" stabbed Clarence Batf H. death IN
III" haf t"m II the Baldwin hotel, has
l"'"h sentenced I" ten years IN san Qurn.
TN. Henderson was runN ict,4I ~ man
.lahHhi't In passing Judgment at Nan
Francisco, Judge B.lrlrT gave ~ his
reason i"r imposing the rNtfrn" y, nalty.
That III" evidence justified u verdict NJ
murder ~ the ~rcnId degree. When ar.
rested lui after the crime, IlvndrrsnI,
claimed {" be- wealthy shes dealer from
Rochester. \. y. but IL was proved tina,
u" "a- an ~ convict from Colorado New
NrNlro AMI MntHua.
I. ~.SulllNan l. the right name ~ lien.
drt~on, and hr was born IN dorchester.
W, TITS relatives NJ" SUPPRESSED tn still
Nv" ~ that nrighbnThusi, but sullivan
went I" saginaw. Mich. when a Youth.
tie wa~ lnrn huucu uiau, AMI never did
Struk" ~ work. tie was given "A ten
Years ~"nt"nr" ~ thaiTrr county, Colo.
~ september ~. lNN;t. for assault a. muir.
Irt dack iiSS''tt, another confidence lnan.
u" I'VE had been together IN Wallace,
now thornton, this territory. where I.iSS
EFT had owned u Salunn, hut had irift.d
north drawn 10y thu reports ~ the won
d'rtlii Discoveries ut ASIHn. While In
Grant, chai'"" county. they Iuarrrled over
~"llI' unknown matter, SUPPOSEDLY the III.
vision II plumber obtained IN u confidence
game, anh sullivan shut l.is-ctt through
III" hand. Sulll\an'- srntrucr was cut
short l., communication from the gov.
rrnot, aud he was released on the 10Th of
December. lNJ'. A. he left the penitrn
tlatN II" todd Detective lAnlnls. then in
authority nj that place, that h. was going
1" south America.
sullivan has evidently hal "a pretty
lively career, ~ his face Is soulrw hat
scarrr'l. III" police record for identified.
ton detailing the following: scar center
forehead, scar inside left fore finger three
sears left side front NJ head. After the
scrap IN ',rant, l.iSSrtt went Ia Lead,illc.
hhd then disappeared. and the officers
think h" returned tu Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

h'"kIlN" I" III" predictions 81 cot.
respondents writing from Washington
neither he larlfI hlll nor the bond hlll t..
likely H. hrc"mr law. Though hnth have
passed the house. The ground lot thi-
opinion i given in the statement that the
bond hill cannot e. through the ,rudt"
and III" iafli' hlll, II II pa--,'- both houses
viii hc Vetoed l., N" president Mud then
MI 'l"'"land will probably fall back on
the old Law. under which be- has acted 81
lar, and i-Su" new batch ~ h"nd- "n ut,
own responsibility with prohahl, another
syndicate scandal and another big RAKE.
oil Tor somebody. II l. stated that all the
arrangements f"r the nrw l--ur AZ" al
ready cOInIlrtrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04


Tar Ease against MIR. ll,atur ha, been
dismissed
LII congress ~ ahead aud du IT. lut,
and II IT. acts are nulinri h, thc rNrru.
tive veto W. shalt knoV Whcfr the ~
spon.Ibili,, rests.
TnF hrnd hill viii not ~ Through tie
senate. That -crui~ H. b. settled. AMI
there are ais, very serious doubt, a. o.
the fate 1T the tatiiI hill
Eru,,Im>u association. scientific
organizations, aud religious -'cirllrs II
Various Kinds, ARE just now holding
meetings all over the country
THERr Is one particular In which
Cleveland might initiate tnglaud, With
great advantage tu this country ill.,
policy having hrn r"pudiat"d ~ The
prOple h" might tr.ign
FtRfiliR III position ou the part ~
the republicans IN the house H. make
gSi Use ~ their power aud gain pupu
larity among the people, says tn" Kansas
city star, l. their determination to push
public business snd ha,ca short session
II congress.
NnILE Ahlwarlt the Jew batter. has
been wasting his breath In this country
the fourth Hebrew peer has hrrn created
IN England IN the irrrUn of lIaron lirnt,
lie Worms. The Other 'hf"" pr''' : ~ !
brew pcr- nov living are Lord k"tl,. !
child, Lord kaltcfs,a AMI Lord Mad, !
worth
u j. Frank Jordan F ~ Arizona ~
New Mexico and hl- eyes should ia | uu
tlrs" line, hr will learn that hl- sister. |
Nln \. Applr!, now al old woman, who
ha, not heard from him Ia thift, wears |
stlll longs and ,rarn- to once mote SCI,
her ta,orIt" brother hrfor" the end II |
life. She i've, ~ Nv uflran,
tl'NfttNn aud tatlisl. hpprar L. H..
hr,r ~ ia" Homeopathic principle. that
liz" cur"- ms uulug driven the
treasury tn th' Nrtg' ~ lAuk fuptr, T.,
their gold policy. th,N uuW wan, con
gfr,- I" give th,m authority tui--u, goll F.
houi-. h. uuIu the mischief l.u, ruu T.
grr~- l. not ~ ihc gold cur.' nu.ur,-. /
AT rt"-'ul
lHl proper thug l"r cougtr-, lo 900
under a." prr-.ul circumstance, IT, g.. IT,. I
peal the ull Law under whlrh Cleveland
l,.ur~ l"nl. ~ ri"i-ui'. ant glNr- a trw
rt broker, chance. '.t iIrhIug million.
II dollars itum Tie pyuplr Ih" rr-I
drui wound. ~ ruur-. veto such q ru.,.
urr huI It Woull not tlkr Au hour &. peat
II through hath house, "rrr ihrN,l.
Inl u,w comet can H., sen uuw iu Gee, .
hca,rn- a lI,ilr after urlucG 300 ~, .
morning u attained rl, maNimum
hrlghtn,-- u, -c,u FROM the earth "u the
l'th inst WIN an ordinary ela-. IL can
!" plainly -rru and appdt, t. have one
long streaming tan curved upw.A AMI
several .hurirr ouo-. II !, we'll worth /
getting w early to -rc, particularly II ,ou |
have All carIN tram 1" catch
Inr prrgrr-- that m, loru mat. ~ +.
Nrw M"Nlr", along educational .iur-
daring III" last frw Noar-. could not mN. .
II more striking illustration than h. fur /
ni-hr'l l., thr I"t>"nurI II the Territorial /
Teachers a~-"rlatiuu nuW ~ ~"--Iul IN .
Nhuqurflur W ahIrfa and hfigh,rf nrn |
aud w"mrn are Ia l." found IN an, part .
~ tn nlt"d states than the public /
oil. -. ~ II =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

lid town can bna-t II very smart NJ.
tie girl, but TIM tITlIEN IL hot at lilef.
~ ~ tell her mature. htistmas eve hpr
fond parents gave her twenty five cent.
~ he deposited IN the church ronttihI.
ton hx. When she returned home hrr
papa asked hpr whether she had given all
the money tuthfisi. lurking her hea,
III" remarked; "Nu. thought twenty
I'VE cents t"u much lot christ. ~ | gave
him onty ten cents, aud spent fifteen
cents fuf candy aud pinuns"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Anyone who has children will rejoice
with l.. II. milford. ~ Piainheld, \. j.
llis little bay. years Of age was sick
with Group. For two days and nights he
tried various remedies. recommended hy
friends aud neighbors. lie says: Il
thought sure | would loSe him. | had
seen Chamhrrlain's Cough Remedy AL.
,"riis"tl, and thought | would try IL ~ n
last hope, nnh am happy 10 say that after
TIVE ,io-es he slept until m0rning. gave
u "a him next day, and cure was ~.
fectr'l. Keep this remedy IN the house
now, and ~ aan ~ any ~ my children
show signs ~ Group. give ii Ia them,
and that Is the last ~ IT," 81 and blcent
hoiil"s f"r sale by 1h"S. II, Burgess n
Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
RtTTI.ISG coon SHOW

s"'h Ia III" Verdict About ~" IA, tan ,on..
sdS Company,
One Of the brst show companies that
ever delighted an albuquerque audience,
Il now Kidding forth AT the opera house,
and II II the iayton Comedy company.
Last night the four act American com.
rdy. tarmrncita," was prWiucrd. aud
Isaac Payton, the star, proved himself n
real "fGtlight" star. while the other
members ~ the company. especially Clair
Commons, Gus. Neville. Gilbert PAXTON
and Frankie Neville. were indeed excel.
lent, liIte Taylor. ~ broker. was ALA
g,AH.
'i0 tonight; the show IN gua. still IL II
cheap. 'iian Golden Mine" will br pro.
duccd this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

u. ". curtis, eS.frright conductor on
The N liant e n Iac HE, who t"ok a shot ut
John i|nair, superintendent ~ transIMT-
tatlnn oi u" abn'" company, al Winslow
last saturday aftern1n, was bound over
To- the next grand jury OF that county. at
" inSlow Yesterday morning by iustice
rarT. In the sum " sl.mn Mr.. Curtis
had no trouble u secure b0ndsnen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
and Contest.

lesllmon! IN the land contest case in
NoNlhg The ;, u Mulligan ranch ut Ma
IriaS II being heard to-day before X, v.
u; bryan VII" wa1 named by the land
once Tor that purIssse. Part ~ this
rhhch II now occupied by the Santa Re
strsyards' he contest was brought by
rranrisr" ApHlaca, Pintarco M0lino and
Their counsel, Nrlll Il. Field. The issue
81 government patent a. the land has
been arrested 10y the contest. \. ".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
~ MASoNiC TEMPLE.
I"i"' Installation ~ On,c-r. Aui-nd-,
WIN Impressive t-t-moni-..

J"i"' Installation ~ OH,c-r. Attended
with imprrssi'r ,-t-m"ni-..
Last evening nj Masonic temple iouhly
llnlfc%si\" ceremonies tpik place attend.
tax the joint installation nf officers NJ
lrnple lANlga NJ. u A. r. and A. N. aud
"i Allah chapter w. . order " the East.
"fn star After the installation there
was music hI rruf. ~ Maurn and Walter
Hutler and u banquet helltting the nuta.
hle OCCASION was spread The new officers
are ~ follows:
For Temple l."lgr W. Il. T. +. aud
\, w..
4. r. Walker. ". NJ, samu,l Nru-tadt,
;. W; l.. II. thHmhrTlin. j. "; 4. ".
M"ll"r. secretary, 4. i. Malu,, treasurer
y. W. walker, =, H.. SDigfTluI LTunSfrld.
~ u, \ ". lIr"urt. !. :. Robert \hram-
=. =.
For Ndah Chapter ~. .. utdrr ~ the
EASTERN star
MARY h. Read. " VI. William T.. Fox.
W, J.. Martha FuN. \ VI. Mabel Fox.
secretary MI. Frank Mckee, treasurer
Lana THROWN, '"nd. Nlrc Mau,ard. T.
tuud.
~IlN utII,In-,
tannl" llu-tritrt. AdRh Minnie Millrr,
Ruth. Clara Nhlrttr. Esther, Ntir Grlf-
~, Martha, h'lir Hahn. Elccta. hate
llafsh, wardrt, Frank lhumas. sentinel,
VI. Namruth, chaplain, Settle Hntirr ~
gIuI,t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

NV N"lIk l. "pp'''d tn war, hrrau-o
,lr hnk~ 1T" might ,ui'rr hy II. II the
-uiI"flug could be- transferred IT, som" II
Ia" silver states, and New lork could
Speculate III the hnnd-. her voice would be-
Tor war clear M L. hlrh e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

\ g"A many tired men and women
cnIilh g"t I'D IT that pain In their backs
u Inc! would Try Parks SnrrInrr fur the
ihrr anu Kidney, The trouble /, usual
~ there, and Iarks' Sure Cure reaches
ahd cures II, Sold by Dr, IlInS. II. Bur
CESS n son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
\ D,n.,.n,. w,,n,nt . n,.,,,,,,,,

l'Eth Srh They prm accompanying
THIS letter II from wuiI who asks 81
Don't shot, he's doing his level best u
There amino ByrUns " Burne- around
~ ] know ~, and cunsquintlre | offer
this. wishin what Il was not. and what
isn't WIS; nut We huy got a. make thu
hrst NJ the matter aud not get "chlll'd'
unlre III fa>urable okA-huns Nv kour~g
don't glt "kontemtihlc" filled" AdiUs
lufs, NON WIT OH~IHyE-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Inkrn Ia ~. .InI,n..

sheriff llubbrll Informed TmE ClrKE>
this morning that Theodore Vigil. whom
he shot and slightly wounded out IN the
san Prlr" nelghb0rhad last saturday
night, was taken "a 81. Johns, Arizona,
last night by Deputy Sheriff Nelson. who
was commissioned by sheriff Scott a.
come after Vigil. Mr., Huhbell also stat.
al that he received M his reward for the
arrest IT igil 1870. the man being want.
I'll at -, Johns for various crimes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Tmr uE,,ni.I,Is rl,>.

Nrr"tlIng Ia The hest information We
AZ" ahl" /" gather, from the various r..
ports concerning the policy likely 10 be-
adopted by congress for meeting the pres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
FARMERS INSTITUTE.

10 Nc Held al N. N. College OF Agrltul-
iurc and Mechanic Arts.
All ,ho|e Interested in agriculture aud
kindred subjects are cordially invited Ia
u" present. and take part IN III" di.rnS.
siuIis
Each subject will hr introduced hy u
paper which will hr followed hy gen.
cral discussion.
Til" chair will hc taken promptly at .
u. ~. ! y. m. each day by Prof :. T.. Ne.
tr"a, director ~ the \. ~ Agricultural
Experiment station.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
again aud Again,

H"nJ. {. Chapln CAV" an entertainment
for IA" \. We. \. last night. tie Won
the hearts nf the audience with his
initial number. AMI held the close att.n.
ton III all present throughout the even.
lng. lie appeared here last season, and
his SECOND visit was sufficiently npprr-
cia,"d Ia Justify third engagement for
Snmr future date. ohio State journal
Columbus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Clancy appears In place II Mr.. Field,
who Il absent, and the interests " the
railroad cumpan, are lpked after by
Mearra Twitchell and lOl,ron.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Travel is on the increase again ~ indi
Gated by the register at Sturges Euro.
pean hotel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

II lSa fixed AMI immutablr law that Ia
hav" gHi. ~nnnd health unr must have
pure, rich aud abundant bluh. There II
10 shorter nor surrr route than h "a
course 81 u" Wits Sarsamrilla Pills.
bury n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
InT over nm, I.ar..

N ON ANp MEiI-TRIEb REMEuN.
Mis- Nin-lnw'I S'ulhing syrup has been
used iut over tlfiS Years hy millions II
mnthrr- Tor their children while tpthinp
With perfect success. u +,nthrs the child,
~"ilrnN the gums, allays all pain. cures
wind roiic, aud II the h'-t remedy fnr
diaTrhua. II pleasant Ia the taste. Sold
hN druggists IN every part ~ the world.
Twenty i've cents n httle. lts value IL
ihralculablr. ~ sure and ask Tor Mrs.
" lnsl0w's SO0thing syrup. and take nO
other kind.
Mr. Ira l.. Mrtmnrr. n prominent real
estate agent ~ san Angelo. Texas, had
used thamberlain'- Collie. Cholera aud
plarrlHa RrTedy In his family for srN.
rTal years, ~ occasion required. and al.
WAYS with perfect success lie sayI, Il
Nml II perfect cure for our baby when
troubled with collie ur dysent.ty. now
feel that my outfit l. not complete with.
out n hOltl. ~ this Remedy nj ha;lr ur
IN a trip away from homr. For sale hy
Ihona' H. burgess n SOn.
], 4. Yates and wife, NJ Chicago. whn
were here u few months Agu, returned
from III" north THE morning. and viii
l"G'r t"-mnrtow morning Tor southern
New Mexico They are health seekers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Files IT people have piles but H. Wits
Witch Hazel Sahr will cure them. When
promptl! appli~i IL cures -cald- aud
burns without the slightest pain. rils.
bury n Walton.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
- Commissioners Of Election,

~ Parish of West Feicana, State ofLouisi-
+, a. ana, Oct 3, 1896
We the undersigned supervisors of cleo
80, tion duly appointed and qualified do this
- ing Commissioners and clerks to hold All
.,;.,s, election for President aud Vice President
w. OF United States and Congressman for the
.as 9TH Congressional District to be held Nov
::ss..s3rtl 1876.
LIST ward, St. Frmcisvlle.
II Lotion, Tom Town, W Tenlpel, com.
- TT Lawson, Clerk.
LIST ward, lsaysu Sara.
..f~.& Vil'erct, } B Lejuene, JAS Logan, com.
y.et4;eo Baicr clerk.
2nd ward, Star Hill
-, j r Ard Jr, Nj Daniel, } v Ball, com.
W. Ed Daniel, clerk.
3rl ward, Clendenin's store.
g. EB Fort, + D Haralson, Norris Laynau,l
49, com. Matt Gilmore, clerk.
4t ward, Laurel Hill.
y. Riley Woods Louis Perkins, G NJ Stewart
- com. y II Argue CLERK.
9th ward, Grange Hall. :.
AL Ieckham, Will Wright G H Aus.
u. tin, com. Frank lIagaman clerk.
9th ward, Lac Lavach.
] B Dawson, T. Ortis Jas Sa,ldea, com.
Stirling Clack clerk.
18th ward, Winn's Store.
G II Riley, james McWartcrs, L James
com. L II Row clerk.
9Th ward, llail6's Store.
DE- Merwin, A D Percy, A S Evans com.
G II Percy Clerk.
9th ward, Stewards store.
Louis West, WIN Strwart, j 4 Maryman
com. + O Hamilton clerk.
10th ward, Brick Church.
II c Lopez, VIC Wade, jeff Smith com.
Ed HARRISON, clerk
l.. 7. KILBOURNE Supervisors
Il. HARALSON} of
j. w. MCQUEEN Election.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24

The matter of decidi"S upon a
Rational flower has come sufficient
ly to u point for IL convention to
be called ut AshcvilIe, n. e., the
delegates ef which will determine
10y vote, what lower is the nations
choice. Gov. Foster has appointed
as delegates from Louisiana, Hon.
Il. y. Herman and Miss Lucille Rut-
land. The latter is lady editor ut
the b. II. Advocate, and in her COL
umn of that paper gives the result
OF her canvass for the opinion Of
other women-wMters in this state,
concerning the flower of flowers.
Eye of the Times Democrat iavors
the golden rod; Mrs. Pinckney
Smith ofthe States, maize; Mrs.
Addie McGrath Lee, clover. Ard
of the editor of this paper Miss
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
Sure as You live
1t will Win tie tight.
Let every Democrat do his
Very best TO help his party.
f;acl, vote cast III the box
Rolls up a minority for Bryan.

Hook out for the ca;npa!Gn lar"
rx"ited|y shouts The Crowley Sig.
nal, D"Soh'> personal organ III
this campaign. We are doing that
same thing, Scott, and expect tc
have his hide stretched on his barl;
yard fence by he tim" The election
is over. The thin" that grieve> us
most, however. is that you ar" sup
porting him for CongreSS.-B. &
Adrocatc.
Wc.iS|ation does not "riSIn""t
in the Executive Mansion 1t
Washington" the y. J. journal
reminds the voter. lltn''e the in.
portance OF having the ,ignt sort OF
Congressman. The friends of DE-
nn,cracy and tAc friends t.! silver
III this district should vote for
Robertson.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-24
nauSnupvrMxH1Kz1ZHrkU

The Democratic Record thinks
that East and West F1iciala
should combine aud have II tair in
common To be held at Jack son.
This is like the person WHO wants
church unity, provided it is his
sect or denomination that gathers
all other Christians into It's folu.
So, the sister parishes would I've
unanimously in favor Of such iair
if it could be le|l at Bayou Sara
and st. Fvnnc;xvillu and Clinton
and Jackson ana Slaughter. Whoop
it up!