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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-28


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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-16

At the last session Of the county
board the matter Of justice fees was
brought up, and 1t wal finally decided
to pass the following resolution:
Be It Resolved. That whereas the statute di.
rects that the justices OF peace shall require se
cuTtty OF costs In certain imisdemeanOrs, aud
said statute has been entirely II.
nOr0d; therefore be Il
Resolved, That al Justices are hereby directed
IN all cases covered BY said law 70 require q
bond for costs, Hnd In case OF Q failure 20 to do
Will forfeit their fees In each and every case.
The object Of the above 10 simply to
require the justices TO demand q bond
for security Of costs OF the party max
Ing the complaint, and thus save the
taxing Of the same to the county. The
board declare that they will rigidly
enforce the rule, and the justices will
no doubt bear Ia mind the resolution
when they, in the future, have applica-
tions for complaints Of q criminal no
ture.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-16

DR.. y. E. Traer, the phrenologist will
be at the NJ. E. church on next Satur-
day evening.
February 3 is the day you can buy Z
ticket to Abbevville, Ga, cheap.
Homeseekers ~ way tickets sold that
day and date only.
Jan. % is the day Of the next excur-
sion to points In the south. One fare
plus ~ for the round trip. Seventeen
people took advantage Of these rates on
Jan. IA. Tickets good 30 days.
A party Of eight left on Tuesday for
Hammond, La, to make their future
home In that point. The party con-
sisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond
and daughter, w. FL. Homes and
family, David Brink and will Cover
dale, Jr. On Monday James Lilley and
Tom Ryan. the latter Of Burbank left
for Hammond. Mr.. Lilly and Mi.
Ryan merely go to look over the oun
try. They will DO three days making
the trip and will arrive at their destf.
notion Friday noon.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-16
THE COLONEL in 0EORclA.

M Writes Ratertaininsly to Frssa4
his Expsrisaces = Makiax ~ ~
We are able through the kindnaes
Charles Boyee to print the interestr
portions Of q letter he received irus
Col. y. g. Wilson who is now al Ffk2
gerald, Ga It is highly i~nterssffns1g
being written in the colonel,s Nh /
descriptive and humorous style.
starts ont:
Fitzgerald, Ga, January lo.--De.r
Charles. Am here ia Fitxcoraf3
awe q that Is about all / can 49,
THIS time. The first night our {fO1S
Elk Foint ~ changing cars III Nfaa,ilIS
stepped on the high platform iii tkss
aarK g broke my ankle and have =
zen able 70 touch my foot .
ground since. had TO be taken frorS
the train In Chicago in an inyalfds
chair until one Of the boys went urs
town and bought me = pair of crutches||
ano l nave hAd 70 hObble around fo&xn
since. But I will look the town oyer n
have 70 crawl on my belly TO do ~
- ~ 9 beer the same ankle that "
nao 6ursted before / would have boGns
satlsiied, but OF course II had 10 be M
gooo p 2 now the other ora I'M
getting 20 sore that | can't .use that
much. think the dunn hing NH.
DUST me up vet. The next time / trxye{@
lam going 70 hire . cheap boy to lssd
We'll, the folks got through sli6
right, was nearly tired out. she
VIII eoon oe rested and all right. DIN
$1,000 Inc trip al right. He was hofsS
ter when We arrived than when We MN
nome Y II was hard on Kate 10 take
care OF him and me both. You know II
went along to take care OF Kate M
Don but the thing changed after -
got started Kate took care Of ma.
Jim and his father are trying To ruuR Ok
tneir paper today but the press II btick-
Ing q wont work. Will send y envy
- 9 9 q IT ls out. am pleased Wild
Inc city. Everything IL boominp
Ihere are men here with lots OF fn0i,ey
and they are buying lots q
Oeat tne ii and putting the
cOol g down Tor them. I think IL fee
gong 70 Oe q great success. hAp0~~
Q been able to look up any M 3hs
boys tracts yet, but will do SO before
| come home. The doctor told in6
this morning | must keep still and aA04
try to go around any for q few dayssss
l went out Of his Office and trannped
around the town until 3 o'clock lii thc
afternoon; did NOT ven stop for dinner.
You see / am good to obey orders.
would not have stopped then but N.Y.
other ankle gave out.
Well must close and write my wiss.
hardly write. but my sand u ~
No. 1. When the doctor fixed nv
ankle up on the train he told lna tos
take The next train home. told hlmS
was going TO Georgia il they carried
me In . market basket. Well g0od-h13e5s
Tom.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-16
m~issioners:

On Wednesday, January q. ct 10
q. m. sharp, at the August Frohman
place, on Government road, one and
One-half miles southeast OF Elk Point,
Alison BOyee will sell ct public auction
the effects Of August Oleson, tOwit:
One imported and registered Clydes-
dale stallion, 6-y0ar old, weight 1850;
one 8.year-Old mare; one 5~-year-Old
mare; one 4-year-old mare; ono l2-year-
old horse; two colts coming ~l-year-old;
two Gotta coming 2ryear-0ld; . span
good large work mules; short horn
bull coming 2-year-old; one yearling
heller; two stears coming one-year.old;
twenty-five very nice thrifty stock
hogs; one Poland China boar; ave
dozen chickens; 3 milch COWS; 1900 bu.
corn in crib; b Balm wagon nearly
now; D good Cooper wagon; one
double seated buggy; one single seated
buggy; two hay racks, q sulky h1a
rake; one Plano cell binder; one Mo.
Cormick mower; ono Challenge check.
row cor planter; two walking cultivat-
ors; one 16-inch John Deer stirring
pillow; q 17-inch Norwegin stirring
pillow; one steel lever drag: two pair
bob sleds, one Dain corn planter: two
sets double work harness; one single
buggy harness; one 18-barrel water
tank; one White sewing machine: one
WFfnGer; two tables; cupboard; farm
tools; house hold gOOds; dishes: beds.
bedding. etc. Terms OF sale: All
amounts Of so and under, cash; sums
under thai amount q croditof 10 m0ntha
will b given on approved security 81
per cent interest, or 6 per cent dis
/ cnl1nt far Caah. C0ma Aariv Plenty
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-16
ROAD SUPERVISORS.

Selections Made ~ the County Commis.
sioners for the Ensaiag Yssr.
The COURIER gives below q list Of
the ROAD supervisors appointed last
Monday BY the board Of county COM
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-16
cARD OF THANKS.

We take this means OF thanking our
neighbOrs and friends for the kindness
shown by them to us during the illness
and death Of the late Mrs. j. d. Tucker.
j. D. TUCKER AND FAMILY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-16
LEAP YEAa.
4 Pew sscEsstions Tor the Bsnsfit u ~
Ladies.

- 1S.s'.s SI ysss
Ladies'.
Last weeks Leader rave the y0a,nvI
mon OF the town ! rood deal 81 frce NJ
vertising.
Now, for the 0ncOuraoafnanf NJ L.
young ladies We beg % o7fera few mr.
g~estiOns. We are very s6rry, We hasAs
no book Of directions and OF conducs ior
the unmarried women II these circnm,
stances. She who would learn mus
search NAM volumes. and than S5sSs
may 20 unrewarded.
Shakespeare's heroines did MOI se.Anns
to have much trouble ID making ttD
proposal.
Miranda .sdoes the trick" The easieat.
II would not wiah
ANY companion ID the world MT vns,t
Nor can imagination form 8 shang
Beside yourself to like 81.
In Twelfth Night when theIdfss
guised ViOla carries the p-roposAIa ~
the count 10 OLIVIA and urges tie lattsrs
10 accept her master. Olivia fallas nv
love with the supposed youth, ana IN
clares her love:
tsr lnvo Ahoo 90 that - 49,.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-16

Franklin handles d full Tine Of all
kinds OF Flour, Buckwheat, Corn Meal,
Bran, Oats, Shorts, Corn, Etc. Free
Delivery to all parts Of the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-01

Do not put any mark TO the left of the
Do put gushing o your ballot.
vote for more preside initial electors
NOR than
yon make = mistake o n fail fol- q new
ballot.
think at doesn't matter tf make q
mistake and let IL The mistake re
ball Z q be thrown
Do OF e timd about q hal In
place o spoiled by accident o r mistake
Do n put the lire N such n way that the
cannot tell whether . . vote he name
above bel line.
nyeu challenged o not get angry, but re mem-
her % . wise provision OF he you are
entitled cannot be prevented n you have
complied with the law.
II yoa complied with require.ests
Of ycu entitled 10 sAosld not be
permifted o
Do be In . hurry mark ballot; n
carefully Will make n .
De ct pat Y against mos names han the afrec-
tioas the ballet tell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-01
THE OFFICIAL BALLOT.

Prosperity Sound Money
Your This . Marked
Time Make
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-01

.rhs~ 80 been = record breaking CAM
pslrn n many ways. bat in none VIII
Prove TO be more 30 than IN as hhai
suit Ii Is going TO smash into smstn1l
Gems the hsgh-water marks OF past esce
ton figures. IL 10 no news 70 Say nat
MCKINLEY IL going TO De eseosso .1-ss
De news, however. 10 hear az tsas tine
that he will not get less than Chairman
4fsuna's claim OF ~ out OF Al eiectorai
votes and that behind those votes VIII Dc
marxaaiod by far the largest MAJORITY thAs
any presidential candidate ever had over
snothsr, and q house OF representatives
overv heiuinxiy favorable to the polfces
~ rhich the new president Is committed
A popular majority has not gone with an
electoral majority since Grant polled seS,-
0po more votes THAI Greeley IN iSass ana
had 55G3 per cent OF the total. tnoukn
Ts,den had 50.N per cent. OF ie In ls.s
AGAINST E8 for Hayes. Lincoln. In lsso,
secured only 1881 per cent OF the entire
vote cast in the country, and In neither
sf his three campaigns has Cleveland had
mere than . plurality over Harrison and
Blaine.
Tne only presidents who ever received
ma ,ority or the popular vote are Andrew
jackson. Martin Van Buren,. William
Heary Harrison. Franklin Pierce. Lncoin
On lssD and Grant. AL OF the others
stEce Ik2S, when the first full vote OF the
states was taken. have failed. Harrison in
1Sss and Hayes In 1876 falling short even OF
q plurality. Mckiniey's majority in the
electoral college being assured. IL VIII be
interesting to learn how much more deep
~ no is 10 bury free silverism In the pop
uiar vote. After looking over the voting
strength Of some OF the states that he viii
carry believe Mckinley viii get nearly
ewo- thirds vote throughout the country for
Neen where he viii lose states In the South
M popular vote is going to be close 10
that OF Bryan. The popular vote has In
creased 81 the rate OF about s5o.0O every
four years. and IL. 1899 IL reached l2.lie.eSb
Ii 10 well known. though. that In that year
many Republicans refused to go 10 the
polls, and It can easily be assumed there
fore that about i3. go votes will be cast
next month Sixty per cent Of that would
give Mckinley 10000 of these. with
4ssl0 for Bryan and the remaining 81. 900
distributed between Palmer and Buckner
and the ProhibatioRisis. These figures
may seem extrasagant. but IL Is to be re-
memoercd that the two states OF New
York and Pennsylvania will alone con-
tribute half million majority for Mckin-
ley and there will come out OF New Eng
land such Republican figures as were new
er seen before Geography. however, in
my opinion. will not mark the lines OF
McKineys great vote. Ii will come from
the south as from the North, and ! be-
lisve. too. that IL will come from the
West. Twenty-four years have elapsed
since suoh . vote as Grants was poiled
ever Greeley. but more than that many
years are likely to pass before the equal
Of the Mckinley figures will be reached
hy other candidates
A glance at the popular vote Of some
recent presidential elections may be OF in
ierest In this connection. and j have dug
out the oficiai figures as far back as 49,:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-01


II had 70 drop oas any OF the s.ases
ciasxsc as safe for Mckinley ! would not
know WHICH OF them 10 take. unless X DC
li.f,e Dazaware with its three votes Ger
tafnly none OF the twenty odd states
through which / have recently Travelled,
IVES. and South. judged by the sentiment
1 found 70 exist. and which has materially
strengthened OF late. can be taken from
MCKINLEY. These include even Michigan,
Kansas and sNebraska--the only shree In
which have seen any evidences OF weak
ness. II can readily be understood rnae
Nebraska, proud of its distinction as the
home OF a presidential nominee, woulA'
hesifsIs TO reject the honor OF being the
f5rxt FAR Western state to have a preS-
dent taken from within its limits. and
Kansas Is the center of the Populise
strength. Whatever doubt there may Be
about Michigan comes from the fact that
II Is the only state in which Bryan made
any favorable impression upon the people
That state embraced greenbackism to q
very large degree at the time that that
craze swept over the land, and in this
campaign IL has not until recently had the
close organization and thorough campaign
work which other doubtful states have
had National Committeeman Durbin.
OF Indiana, who has just gone to Michi-
gan to close up the fight there, was sent
into the state six weeks ago by Chairman
Hanna because OF the conditions 10 which
I have referred, and his energy gave the
canvass there . much-needed impetus.
Michigan will be won. however, because
OF Don Dickinson's bolt from Bryan, II by
no other influence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-01

The folloWing extracts from the
state election law should he care
fully read by every voter. They are
exceedingly ample, and ~ ordinary
fnteaafgenee u exercised and haste
avoided, No voter need fear making
. Htstake. IL . ballet 10 spoiled by
accident or mistake. return IL To the
election omcer. folded 90 that they
can see the numher bat not the vote
marks, and set . new one. The pro.
visions Of the law are N fOllovvas
Az any election II shall be the duty
OF the Inspector. or one Of the judges
OF election. to deliver ballots to the
s1aliAed electors. Any elector de-
string to vote shall give his nane to
the Inspector or one OF the judges.
who shall then, In an audible tone Of
voice, announce the same. where.
upon chailenge May be interposea
In the manner provided by law. II
40 challenge he interpOsed, or II the
challenge be, overruled. the In.
spector or one Of the judges shall
give hin . ballot, at the same tine
calling to the clerks Of election tho
number Of sueh ballot. In precincts
where there II . registration Of vot-
ers. IL shall be the duty Of such
clerks 10 write the number Of the
ballot against the name Of such
eicctor ~ the same appears upon
the certified COPY Of poll books Of
regSptratiOn In their possession. In
Precincts where there are NO regis-
tration o. voters, IL shall be the duty
Of the clerks to transcribe the name
Of the elect0r in the poll books, and
against such name the number Of
thu ballot delivered to the elector.
Each Qualifled elect0r shall be en-
titled to receive from the said
judges one ballot. (Sec. 3s4, Code,
a. amended by Sec. :, Laws OF 1895,
page SILL
On receipt OF his ballot the elector
shall forthwith and without leaving
the polling place retire alone To one
of the places, booths or apartments
provided to prepare HIS ballet. IL
he desires to vote for all the candi-
dates of any political party he may
may mark . cross sX's after the
name, against the political designa.
ton OF such party, and shall then be
deemed to have voted for ALI the
persons named ~ the candidates Of
such party. IL he desires 10 vote for
any particular candidate of any
other political party he may do 90
by placing after the name Of such
candidate = mark "x"s Provided.
That IL two or more candidates for
such Once are 10 he elected, then
such voter shall place his mark .xs
after the name of each Of the candle
dates for whom he wishes to vote
for that particular once. and In that
case such voter shall then be
deemed 10 have voted for all the
persons named - the candidates Of
the political party after which he shall
have made his mark "x," except
those who are otherwise destgnated
~ herein provided. Each elcctor
may prepare his ballot by marking
. cross ~" after the name Of every
person or candidate for whom he
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-01

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-01

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wssses t. vote. In - <S zz. u
csntaininx = eensssteu1.-z'.s!! . |s7
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Aittea To the vote q a.. !, s ~! RI
voser sAaii mark = cross ssjSss7. 81
the question. ter - .r..e..;s b.! it,! 81
amendment or pro.e.ass. a.
case nay be. Any epees.- s..!$ s.. rs
IN the blank spaees, = -
any other name, The ~.
person for Whom Ne - Pre-
vote. Before leavine - nz!sZ. j
ce1Psrtnens the eaeessv snn11 4
his ballot In sacA . nanr.r, =. &
number Of the ballea snn,a 5 3s!Iy
On the outsiae tAere~e -as..
playing the marks = 80 SSzs::s1
thereof. and he sAall kee~ q =
unttl he has voted. Ha~a, Ez|
the ballot. the eleesov sn.,e 81; zE!E (
II folded To the iaspectes. ~.
In An audible toAs q 49,. a, 49, 81
the name Of the eAeoae. 49, |7s. VA
number Of the ballet. -. -. -. b
-
clerks having eerttaeA &C., Pr - VI
poll books Of regastrasa~.. s. B
books In charge, sAall, q g.. <z|8|
the Number marked $50, y. 81
electors nane IN r. ..s~e I'D 4z5
poll books 10 correapona vo1 T. 81
number Of the ballet Aa>aen ,sss :s'E
Inspector. mark oppoeato 60 q
OF such elect0r the vvoeA z:IsZ#
and one Of the CLERKS 49,
hack, In an audible ten. "a, s.s
Of the electer and the ~
ballot. The inspeeteR snann =s $
the siip oe.tAiaing H. -
the ballot fron the Aallo4 - -
depOsit the. ballet In the nn1nl1S r 8
The numbers renewed fren
shall be Immediately 80
(sec. 3sS, Code, - amenaen -
., Lava Of 1885, pege so1.l
The clerk Of the heara = Al
commissioners az eaeh &C.,
cause TO be printed II lar
cards, In Engltsh, instrue16
the guidance Of electoEn q
ing their ballots. He shonns
ten such cards - the jaaooc. q
tion of each election psee1u
oae additional card leR eS6S
electors mr. fractional par1
In the precinct. ~ the sane e
In the same manner a. - /
ballots. The judges 81 eleetaan
post not less than one q -
In each place or cenpartineu
vided for the prepara&ion = IL
and not less than three = H
cards elsewhere In and O.
polling places. upen the aay p IL
tiOn. such cards shall - ~ /
large, clear type, and shala =
full instructions - the voeeo /
what should be done, vfs.s
4. To obtain hallsts fos -
2. To prepare the ballo1o
pOsit I'm the ballet boxes.
3. To obtain . new hal1ol
place of one spelled ~ aooo< +
mistake. (Sec. $50, Csaes - g +
by Sec. 0, Laws 81 lsO6, paGe e Il
In the canvass ~ the 49,
ballot or parts Of . ho1or1
which IL II impossible to 49, z
the electors choice shnl1 ~ s
and shall not be counte1s R1oi Z
That when = ballot 10 -
plain to gather therefRe0 b :
the voters tntcntion, Il sA6
duty OF the judges - CO.
count sueh part. (Sec. -, h
amended by Sec. 10, LAWS ~ B
1891 B
In another column % 49,
part Of the state ballet. ~ Rl
of the ballot for state oGDoo[
be fOana the candidates b
state Legislature snd eoun
and . ballot On the prepee6
tutional amendment ana : 81
whether - NJ ~
II In favor Of = proposed $50
Organlsatton. El
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Put only I'm the to the right.
II vote the ticket put Y
postte the of the
BE sure and put In the space the line
II You want straight ticket with
eeptiens put X opposite the nam o.
opposite the for the other
II you for free silver. but against a
Pepniist state ticket opposite he
People. party presidential
of the names of the omcer. yoa
IL you wish 10 vote for sound against
the names of the hepsbiican president electors
hs"u wish 10 vote for government prosperity
and emete.s emei.Is All round, Pat x opposite the
words "RePshican ticket" IL In
the
II want to split way Is to put
opposite every name you wish to
Read Your Ballot Carefully, and Mark Distinctly
Vote Early Rash
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THE ELECTION Law.
SIMPLE DIRECTIONS EMBODIED IN
THE STATE LAW.

Little Care WIN Make Every BALLOT
Cosnt-Do Not be In . Hurry to
Make . Mark AID Leave the
booth = Remember That Thia Year
There II . Principle Involved.
and Make That the chief Censia-
Grafton.
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