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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Forfeiture Nolee.

PREScorT, ArisszA gsls z. = To E. A. Rarrington. Adni1isrr1ior q ,,a -
 of J. w. Burlington. yucr CT Als as.ss e .
 signs;
 YoG are hereby notified that hare ez-sF . years iSs2, iSgS. lSe4 and Iss6. sxpeessc \ ' -twenty-foor hundred dollArs-as AzzlA upon the Hosier Boy mining elAll- rscScss s. book of mines %. payss and le. rsce,ls9 z apSi county. ArizonA. and the hog1rc ..1A ' corded in book = of manes, pazss sz i2 = q. ]. Mammoth mining claim. reccr3et a ae.a 2 l. mines. pages 5SS and SSl The C1lors'e - claim, recoryied In book q of EinsS - !. and ASl kairview mining clam rss,l. rss,.-. 1. book = psSes S6 & MilG SSf z.I.lt = recorded in book 1l, pazes 2ls A1d 4a recorts- All of S1id claims beng slI1sla- slI1.- ' < HsSsaysnpa mining district leFAs- = 3. Arizona, in or,isr to hold sad ciAins -. - provisions of section 2S9i ot he rsslsse - - of the | nifed States and the x1ae1-1s-i =. - co2cerning annual labor upoa nssalaS -. =. being the amount reCEirea Q bod =. = - for the periOd ending Decenhs- tl lse .l - within ninety days after the p1o-ie..l.- -. = you fsll or refuse Co contribute yccr - of such expenditure SS co-owner yoes - - the sad mining elaine VIII beco11e t,r - of the subscriber yO1r oO-0E1er vne ls f sE the rSQuirsd expendit1rs oy the ier,i. eSs... i si section. W. h. hAl---
 First pnhlication AuruSt&
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
MIR. MUKPnY's VIEWS.
He Thinks That All the signs or the Times are In Favor Of Mcktnley's
 Election.


 President F. NJ. Murphy of the :. F., P. < P. railroad, who return ed yesterday from a three months visit east, when asked by a JOURNAL MINER representative what be thought d the political situation in the east, enthusiastically replied: "You can stase that it IS my opinion that Mckinley will be elected by the most overwhelming majority ever cast for a president since 1872.
 What do you think of his chances for carrying Illinois ! was asked by the scribe.
 "So far as Mckinley is concerned replied MT. Murphy, he is good for majority anyway from 50.00e to 10000 Altgeld has great influence in the state, and the fight between him and Tanner will be very bitter. and it is very difficult to say what the outcome of the fight may be on the state officers, but so far as the national ticket is concerned 1t is perfectly safe for Mckinley"
 Michigan. Wisconsin and Mime so:a have been claimed as doubtful states, or as beiug favorable to Bryan. what do you think of themf" MT. Murphy was asked by the scribe.
 "So far as MichiganIland Wiscon- siu are concerned" he replied there Is not 8 question of doubt that they are both sound for Nc Kinley. I have had opportunity of ascertaining public sentiment in each of these states and can state with a reasonable degree of posi- tiveness that Bryan stands no show of carrying them. As for Minnesota. I have had less opportunity for per soual information. The tide there just after the conventions were held seemed favorable to Bryan, but l am informed that a change of sentiment is rapidly taking place, and that by November the sober, serious senti- ment of the majority of the people there will be that safety lies Tn the election of Mckinley"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
No. Ss. Application for a PateDt
U. s. LAND OFHr

|. $. LAND OFHv
 Prescott, Arizona, Juns n "a. Notice Is hereby gwen that Jiu, S n-- by J. C. Martin, his attorney in t,.. postoihce address is Prescott. Ar;-.s,. = z made application for a patent f,- S. hundred feet of the BonNnza lass a---s gold and silver, and for the Bsn,,,. site and water right, situsts h E Grove mining district, HEvapsi cs-u., \. i. 1ona. said lode. claim or uinerai - :-- lsNS A being described io the - :. and field notes on file in this osc. $, loEs. VIZ:
 Beginning at corner No. ]. slT t.ss ,. &S degrees g minutes east i'm, - monument, where pine pcs- 6fsS. - &X6 inches IS Set one foot in grg1-ss mound of stones marked 1-lSS 4 mineral monument No. bears ro-sR ~ grees & minutes east 2s9S feel. r south 4l degrees S1 minutes saSs saa s.-. corner No. .. Thence south {s 6..-- minutes west 15OQ feet to oo-n-, n sS Thence north Al degrees g u,ir1... 6llo feet to corner No. 4. Thepes -, degrees = minutes east l50O fees 4, - No. 5. Thence south 41 degrees q = east so feet to corner No. l Sr,s ,;,- beginning. The BOnanzs lods si-s. bounded on the SW by the .He--.-- claim of Charles L. Schssr. on tb. FS . the Golden Eagle claim of Jim s C.S-- the SEE by the Last Hope clam sf Cullen Magnetic variation g S Ss minutes east, containing ale6 sss.
 The location of this mine is reor-i-, V the recorder office of 1svspai ea-s- -S pages IS and lSS,. Tn book 25 Of uis~l A BONANZA MILL SITE AND W,-I
 RIGHT.
 The boundaries of said nh s. water right or survey No. Isos R - in the official plat and neld noess "a f- this office. as follows, tO wit.
 Beginning at corner NO.l. vhs,o mineral monument Nc. . besrs n-s degrees 5 minutes west. S5S7.S sssf r ner of survey No. leOS A, bssrs rrrss degrees 52 minutes west S-FN Thence north S9 degrees & uizzss a# 4t6.6S feet to corner No. ?. Thssc . minutes vest 46S.69 feet tO coCaz Thence south S9 degrees 6 minu-s w 46o.tS feet Co ccrner No. A Thsns - . minutes east 466.t9 feet to eurre k and place of beginning, oontaiz.s acres.
 The Enterprise mill ste of CaSss H SchsRr a6iOins the Bousnza nil Ss 2 water night on the north.
 Magnetic variation l3 degrees & u east.
 The location Of this nil Se coried in the recorders ofEce q Esa4 county, Arizona, in book Of raill Sss ' water rights, pages 446 and 4i7, rsol,a Yavapai county.
 All persons holding adverss elzizsa portion of said Bonanza, lode. clan. 2 site and water right are required to - the same before this office within S17 from the first day of publication hsa. they will be barred by virtzs of ths pss ions of the statute.
 II. D. ROSS, RaSsisa J. c. MAKIN, Attorney for CA;zz..
 First publication. July =, ISgs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26

rrAins u and e Win run on alternate days. Information a tO what cAys same run will be furnished hy asents Oa application. Santa fe. Prescott q Phoenix Railway. with the Atchison 1opekA Santa Fe RAilroAd, is the skortest and quickest route to Denver kAnsAs City, St. Louis, Chicaso and all points east Through ticksts to all poinis in the United Slatea. Canada and Mexico.
 All the comforts and conveniences af a srss class road with superb eQuipment ClOse connections made At Ash Fork with SA1tA fe Route fast trains Co all points east and west. Trains for California leave Ash Fork af lslS and S&S D. rn-, Arr1ving in Los Angeles nexf afternoon At IFS and San FrAncisco ressopd morning &s Io.iS
 PArties desiring Co remain over at Ash Fork win hnd excelent Accommcdations a1 Fr.d hAryey's hutel. The dining cars on the santa Ee koute are also under the mAnASerneut of Frsi Harvey with his unsxcslled cArs and Attention Co gueSts-
 Nos- and 2 connect ct Jerome Junction with lAN. F. K ' for Jerome cunnectinE Af Pre<- Ccagress with stAge lines for HaruuA Hala sta-- tiSn and larnsll: at Phenix with th.. N- kP k oifc.
 GEO M. SARGENT,
 General F. & P Ast W. s. GOLDSWORTHY. PreScott Arin City Ticket Agent, Hotel Burke. Oftios,
 FM MURPHY h E WEIIS Prrst. Ik Gen WEsr Assistant Gen. MAnAsrer PreScStt, Ariaonn-
 Prescott, AEisOnA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Stop That Political Howl

And allow me to announce that l have taken full charge of the free employment agency SO generously conducted by Mir. Ed. Block, the genial clothing merchant of Pres colt, where the agency will still be conducted, and shall by giving the business my strict attention, sstab- fish s frst-claSs reliable agency, charging A reasonable price for the same, where employers can rely on getting frst-clSss help sent to them in any part of the :eity or country on short notice.
 Parties ordering help state psrtic- ularly the position to be and wages paid. Address. P. SALMON, Proprietor, P. Q. Box 2lS, Prescott.
 AlS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Strawberries at Aitken's.

Cigsrs-I am closing out 10000 Havana and other cigars at actual COS: in lots to suit-Hurry up before they are all gone-No humbug. J. L. Fisher. je25tf
 Remember that Drs. Allderdice & Lentz administer NITROUS OXIDE, Qaughing gas) to render extraction of teeth entirely painless. Local obtunders given free of charge. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
New Edl,lon of aI,nIpr L.u,.

We have received the ninth edition Gust out) of Copp's Mining Code, published by Henry N. Copp. law yer of Washington, D. C., who has given years to the study of mining laws. It is book of more than DO pages, and will be found of great interest to mine owners and pros pectors, as it gives the United States mineral land laws and the official instructions hereunder, the various state and territorial mining laws, miners liens, rights of way, etc, numerous forms for use from the location to the pstenting, lease and sale of a mine, and also 6 large col lection of abstracts of court and land office decisions and rulings. Every enterprising mining man should secure 6 copy. The San Fran ciscb News Company handles Mir. Copp's publications on the Pacific Coast. The book is for sale by the principal book stores and by the publisher in Washington, D. c. The price Is 90 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
For Sale

A span of black horses, gentle and well broken to the saddle and to drive single or double.
 A phseton, nearly new, with pole and shafts, harness, single snd dou- ble.
 Also a lot of household furniture, elegant brass bedstead, dining table and chairs, dresser and wash stand, chitfonier, sofa, a dinner set and other articles, any of which can be seen and prices given by calling at the house of
 LT. SHUTTLEWoRTH, sg24tf Whipple Barracks.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Kailrnad Travel.

Thursday, September Sd, the .. F., P. < P. Ky. will run the seventh and last of their popular bi-monthly excursions to the Pacific Coast. Rate, $25.95. Pullman Palace Sleep ing Cars will run through Co Los Angeles without change.
 For further information, time, limits, etc. address, or call on W. .. Goldsworthy, City Ticket Agent, Office, Hotel Burke.
 ag2td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26

The Santa Fe, Prescott < Phenix Railway has put into effect, com mencing June lsL the following round trip rates: To Kansas City or St. Joseph, Mo. and AtehisOn or Leayenworth, Kansas, $500; to St. Louis. Mo. S92 O; to Chicago, Ills, Sl0000. For further information as to time, limit, etc, address or ca. on W. $. GoLDswoRTBT. City Ticket Agent, Office ct Hotel Burke. sg22tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
GENrLKMKNi

Suits 10 made to order from SIS and upward, by J. DERR, the artistic tailor of Pres colt. Now is your time, gen tlemen, to get 8 cheap suit. Perfect fit guaranteed ID every respect. Call and see me before purchasing slse- where. J. DERR.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Warning NoVica.

Any parties who attempt to re- move any ties or bridge lumber from the old P. & 4. c. railroad will be prosecuted, ss I have pur- chased the same. B. H. WEAvER.
 Prescott, July 3I, 1896.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Fl.r,,Afr and ar.na c.nyss.

Last excursion of the season Sept. 10th, 1896. For the above occasion the $. F., P. & P. Ky Co. will sell tickets to Flagstaff and return st a rate of one fare for the round trip. For further information call on or address, W. s. GoldswOrthy, City Ticket Agent, Hotel Burke. Sg22td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
BITTER TASTE
IL Aids tn the Detection of UnwhoIe-
 some Food.

It Aids tn the Detection Of tnWhole-
 some Food.
 Daniel Webster in the famous White trall in Salem. Mass, years ago declared that murder will out, This maxim has been found appli- cable to many other things besides murder. Housewives know 1t to be true when there is alum in baking powder. A bitterness in the bread al once betrsys the alum's presence. It cant conceal its true nature. The alum bitterness will out, and because 1t will. physicians, who un- derstand the harmful effect of alum on the system, are at loss to know why people continue to buy baking powders containing it. All baking powders sold for twenty-five cents pound and less contain alum. There Is surely no economy ID using these cheap powders. For a pure cream of tartar powder. as pr. Prices was shown to be at the Worlds Fair, goes so much farther and gives SD much better results. there is no doubt of its being more economical in the long run.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Primaries in the sereral nrecincts

Primaries iu the several precincts of the county will be held on Thurs day, September Sd, 1896, to select the foregoing delegates. The in spectors appointed will give due notice of time and place of holding the primaries in the several pre- cinets. No delegates or credentials will be recognized by the cOnven- tiOn, except those selected by the meetings called. and the credentials signed by the above named inspect ors.
 By order of the County Republi- can Central Committee.
 CHARLES H. AKEKS, Chairman.
 J. NJ. WATTS, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
c. A. R. KnoamPmsnt, s. Paul, sePtsm-
 Ist Co ath.

For the above occasion the s. F., P. & P. By. will sell tickets to St. Paul and return at the rate of 5000. For further particulars, time, etc, call on or address W. s. GoLDS- WORTHY, City Ticket Agent, Office, Hotel Burke. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
I.ost.

A isdy's gold watch, with the letter "F" on the outside case, and a baby's picture on the inside. Also, a dia- mond pin attached to the same with 36 pearls clustered around 1t.
 Liberal reward. Return to this office. a27
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Forfeiture Nohce.

Presoott. AFiI-, JEns I-i-
 To Dennis A Burke snd MicAass J. h-ls
 the1r heirs or aSsiEns.
 You are hereby notihed thai aAFe, - - I years iset and ISqS. expended thrss al,--.
 lars n labor upon the SlVer A'e--- Sl .' claim, notice of location whsrsof is - Book Sg of mines. pSgs 6Sa rseorcs s. = County. ArisonS, and the LAvel!e uil--.5.. uil-.57 SS notice of location whereof is q recal5 ..5 sI g of mines, page 10 Of sad reees.s - Montana mining claim. nOtlce cI i1SA-ss 1S q of Is of record in Book e q r1ins,s ". -, ' said records, all of said elAI1,ls ae.ls 'Ss-S. the White licacho Mining Lis,Il's, ~ county, Arizona. in order tc peg - = Rl under the provisions of Secuo1 ~ N - s| Vised Ssatutes Of ths Uni.ec SiAes .,l| amendments thereto, concer1in'S - - T upon mining claims, lt hei1e taS .-7s Quired tc hold sad claims tor ne - e December Si, lSsS, and. fl within e1ssS - after the publication hereof, yo1 tsi4 v - contribute your proportion of s1en - - - As co-ONners your inferests n tl,e 1 = c claims NiQ becou,e the propers ~ a. sse scriber, your cC-owneT. who nss 1sl .-..a Qnired expenditure by the telr rns q ,1Ts . ie-l7-w-qo A. E A-Ats-~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Feed The Nervsa

Upon pure, rich blood, and you will not be nervous. Pure blood comes by taking Hoods Ssrsaparills, which IS thus the greatest and best tonic.
 Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache, indigestion, billiousness. All druggists. 25c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
aIO Reuardi

For any case of dandruff that Smiths Dandruf Pomade fails to cure. Never fails to cure dandruf, itching scalp and falling hair. The only guaranteed remedy. At Frank D. Myers Palace Barber Shop. nm6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Mines For SaIl

T'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFEpS
 A whole ur half intarsst i-- .5 ID SGll inning claims. located in th. 5rH-5.a .a-'ss
 The LikA raina, located ous-s,,-., ea.st = ne CrVSned King. Ansi ru-Sj-'s..a sz, S4lh it, un which there is ah.lsf Is1 q sa'a- tei9 pinent work ID shzfts and tIIrr,sf.- = - z . 41d ore can ba found on rhs s--f,--s " a i, -5o ieet alenss the ledge. Ths. or. M aao' Ie.sl Slde and s'zIaplas Sea in roId W s tss
 The W h2tsenyille Is Ons-for-rb m.
 2AAA- Ore on surface for !. % fe-.f .at ss oy s1aits And open cuts in vario1s M s, s,A1inples S-i Co S-5 ia g0le snd tS -. G
 The LkA hzs . slate foot vzu .-s halging val, and the WarsonviIIs E val And slate Hanging wall. ~a iF
 NlA dispose of hAlf interest i, szilAll each payment. and balzrcs n S----a isa work, ur Wlll sell all interest ir h.5-s --s-st claim for a snail cash payment. h.l,--f v szs tune. with privilege of workins rISi--..s = "a
 he Llka can he worked by tnu-s7 = Gt i,5oo feet and the Watsonyills sSi ,. z. a.l1 Title perfect. v = ts
 Oood null slte and wood au.h water in abundance. issa
 For further particulars. spply s. ,.s - o~IsI' A. k- DAEF
 S-oA OroNned King. Ar,--.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26

WHEN YOU WANT sAsH, DOORS oR ANY KIND or MILL WORK GO TO F. G. PARK ER's FLAMING MILL. BED RocK PRICES. NEAR DEPOr. TEL. No. 9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26

Nice large, comfortably furnished room in private family, excellent location, to let. Apply at this office. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
FcrRsnt.

Sazersc saloon and lodging house, ,hree offices over Prescott National Bank, one small house near reservoir, store on Gurley street.
 je2 LEvI BAsHFoRp.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Lost
Rooms tO Lea.

AK. of P. watch charm. Return to this office if found. sSX4
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
esSsla'S FRENCH FEMALE PIu&
 eslalalag Cotton Rect and PsHnFruysl.
mLAr1r YrM

HI LAr1g YEU
 S1s sSIs IsI aEIi SsIisss Tszsis sIsasty yiaasvz.s Nsszia's FrcDIh F@ male PfIls, hsyS hceo sold for over twenty yeGH-an4 pss1 ey IAoa- sands of LAdseS. Vho Arve Eiva1 tsstiE.onialE thEfthsysre unexceled as q spSciAe monthly a et.~-ns. for immediate relief Ot Painful and IrTvgriAR AeasS6 ks- male Weakness eec-
 Price O Ma box. UiA fall dirlctiona
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Wanted.

An experienced flannel washer. Lady preferred.
 sgl9tf PREsCoTT STEAM LAUNDRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26

Mark Twain's wife Is home again from abroad.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
Santa Fe, Prescott and
 Phoenix Railway.
MozntAin Tns.

TTME TABLE Elective J uns g. 1896.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-26
PArKoNIzK HOME INDUSTRY

sg24tf Whipple Barracks.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-02
FINE BUCKS FOR SALE.

l will be in Mountain Home on or
about tn 10th of October with about 800
head of the celebrated Cunningham
Long Wool Delano and Merino bucks
from Pendleton, Oregon. Will sell to
the right parties on one years time,
and if Mckinley is not elected, the buy
er need not pay for them at all. Quality
considered, they will be the cheapest
bucks ever offered for sale in this sec
ZION. The bucks Will be in Mountain
Home for Is days only. For further
particulars address. Chas. Cunningham,
Pendleton, Oregon.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-02
THE SILVER CONVENTION PROVED

That Proxy Richards got in.
That money coupled with gall, wins,
That the Hagermanite did'tget much.
That winning ticket was not put up.
That the watchword of one candidate
was: "Let us prey"
That Proxy Richards didn't have as
much "pull" as rabbit.
That Big G Mullins is good man to
manage ~ his own affairs.
That some of the chosen delegates
were easily broken to lead.
That John Sherman Waters got start
er for the legislature-that's all.
That greed and gall would fatten the
political hog-but not the tax payer.
That Charlie Wernicke was in the
push and nominated by acclimation.
That Clerk Senter got more votes than
any candidate before the convention.
That the heads of the candidates for
the legislature, were cast in the same %
calibre mould.
That r. E. Conner had his harmony
music box with him, and never missed
chance to turn the crank.
That the political A. Jacks of Lincoln
county, got away with the nomination
for sheriff, without struggle.
That the Pagari delegation could car
nv smile that would tickle chimpan-
zee to death-if he only had it.
That Old Policy Johnson is an orator,
statesman, parlim entariaD, cattle king,
manipulation but got slipped up on
his man for representative.
That the work of Assessor Gooding for
the past two years was approved, by
telling him to continue his work two
years more-if he gets votes enough.
That fire water got the best of some OF
the lucky ones, and loosened their
tongues too much keep the whisky out
until after election, as it may help some.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-02
M John Coats and wife were in town
Saturday, doing their fall shopping.


Saturday, doing their fall shopping.
An eastern exchange has hit upon a
bright scheme to make delinquent sub
scribers and those who owe for profess
sional cards, job work and other print
ing bills, to come to time. When occa-
sion requires the mentioning of any Of
the fellows named above, the printer is
instructed to invert the letters, so that
the name will appear upside down, II
finds the remedy quite effective and the
same name seldom appears twice in that
style. We have about concluded to use
this remedy on candidates for Office who
are in arrears with us. These above all
others, should keep their bills with the
printer paid up, for they always expect
the newspaper to favor them with a
personal, mentioning the Office for which
they are candidates. 1t takes money
and work to run a newspaper, and the
publisher can't live on wind,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-02
SPARRlNG CHALLENGE.

I hereby challenge any person in Lin
coin county, to six round sparring
contest, with six ounce gloves, for a
purse of 500 and gate receipts. Will
give or take pounds either way from
1876 pounds. Address CO.
Journal Office.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-02

Che Columbus Hotel did u rushing
Business this week. The popular hostl :
cry is bee ming very popular with the
I travelling public,
Bryan ladies were wearing Mckinley
buttons at the republican dance Wed.
nesday evening, They like to dance
after Mckinley music.
There are some of the many candi-
dates who have about concluded that
the people really don't want them for
office, and right they are. They will be
elected to stay at home, and cut coupons.
Mrs. Frank r. Cooling and children,
drove up from Toponis this week and
spent day or two visiting friends. On
their return they were accompanied by
Miss Maggie SAVERS, who will be their
guest for few days.
orally Day" of the Epworth Leagues
all over the land, Will be observed in the
Methodist churches next Sunday. Top
ic-The outer circle of the friends of
Christ. Some leading texts; John 2;23;
g:3l; $50, 81; 1873; Luke % "a, SO.
Charles f. Gridley, the popular Snake
river ranchman, attended the conven-
ton Saturday, and was nominated as
county commissioner from the Bend.
Mr.. Gridley is successful business man
and stands high in the opinion of the
people of the county.
Wednesday evening the people of
Shoshone received a rare treat at the |
opera house, in listening to the speeches
of Hon. ]. A. Bagley, Walter Bulge and |
Hon. Vic Bierbower. The house was
crowded with an appreciative audience, |
and the meeting an entertaining and in
structive one.
Those who fell over each other to get |
the nomination i'll the union convention.
believ ing that candidates would get /
into Office without expanding one dol
Iar-the nomination being equivalent to
r walk over-if thew have not discovered
their error yet, they will later on. We
owe to get in and do battle for the man
who does not refuse nomination in a
orlorn hope, nor hesitates because it
nay cost him something. A penurious
elbow should never be elected to Office,
Ind he seldom is.
A free social will be given under the
Iuspices of the Epworth league, of the
Methodist church, at the residence of
Judge Waters, on Tuesday evening.
strangers especially invited.
Song by the choir.
Recitation-The Last Look Prudie
Jurtis.
Solo-Mrs. T. 1. Mcmahon.
Recitation-The Dying Words of
little Girl. Mildred foyer.
Instrumental Duet.-Misses Maud
Waters and Prudie Curtis.
misunderstanding The Baby. Ii
essie Gwinn.
Solo-Miss Maud Waters.
Recitation-One of the Heroes. Allie
lark.
Song-Epthworthens. BY the Ep- !
'orthens.