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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28
Have You Kldaey Trouble?

A Soc. trial bottle OF Foley's Kidney
Cure will prevent serious results from
this fatal disease. NJ. Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28
Clothing at cost at
EckortB' New Store.

TTry our homemade weiner sau.
sage. They are the best to be had.
MrGNER & JOCHuM.
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DT-We keep constantly on hand full
supply of the beet corn-fed Deef, special
ly contracted for with the farmers Of
Dubois county. MEGNER 4 JocHUM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

b0rMr. Henry +. Guckes moved
into his new residence Tuesday,
md is now sat home" and happy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

WHEN BABY was sick. 10 gave her Castoria.
When - was Child, che cried for CastoriA.
whsu shs became Nla. he chung 70 CasteriA
whsa shs bad Childrsn, shs gave them Castoria
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

DT-We have bought tn meat business
OF Nick Lauer, in the Jos. Sermersheim
house in Jasper, and will do the trade,
if quality counts. Megner x Jochum.
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Foa CIRCUIT IUpoE.

WILLIAM A. TRAITOR, OF Dubois county. ID
candidate for Judge Of the 67th Judicial
Circuit, subject to the Democratic nomina
ting convention Of the said Judicial circuit
ron PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM T.. Cox ID = candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney for the 57th Judicial circuit
subject to the approval Of the Circuit Demo
cratic nominating convention.
For RspressntatIv from Dubois ans
Marlin County.
FRANK PrNSIcK, Of Dubois county II a can
didate for Representative in the Legislature
from the district Of Dubo IL and Martin
counties. subject to the Democratic district
convention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

You won't need a magnifyinl
glass to read the bargains advertise
lin The COURIER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

~Go TO Megner 4 Jochum for fresl
sausage and meats OF all kinds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

~ Marshal Vonderschmitt has
been doing some much needed work
with the street hands on Sixth
street this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

Wv puItiiIN
in and again
Hence would
and soon the
One man ia
is the matter
h a roar that
artillery came
right"
le deliverance
was repeated
|ce or length
z speech was
vernon quoted
ne the state
III not see the
ion of silver
the day time.
laughed ani
'aker had TO
resume his
le Of Blaine.
ense of silver
On great ap-
e's name was
FRS and Kisses.
pinions on the
Drner for the
marks Of bis
declared tina.
ar ever given
|; 1t has blood
pproved tho
shout. When
desperate cf-
y federal adj
rents 10 per
tandard." the
hen he said
ers had been
rest the aud
'ho. When be
n which most
yer men. the
n in the bal
hronicle take
nouncct the
< inimical 10
at large his
5 hoarsc In
Altgeld set
he stands on
pf coinage. II
Df the .innc-
90 coinage ~
L." a dozen
he described
l. and that
lew. III Eu-
could" said
the PROPOSE
Erecmcnt on
|ople shouted
ncnt. There
how the aud
nn Of ratio.
alluded to IL
He'd with the
address was
he audience.
quite fanli!-
and con. on
y argument
idersiood by
was demon
he applause
some catchy
aisincnt or
: If finance.
=. 1t filed
litorlum. OK
top and the
were among
ii for more
lscussIon Of
considered
ones. But
Alleged last
y Interested
ssing. Near
u by ladies'.
not In the
az n nOljti-
Hence wide
III conditions
he banker
pitaIist and
al man and
r. high and
!. 1t was an
'ur into the
o'clock. \
oplc in line.
,rs directed
" before =
,or and the
and all the
p the higher
"a patiently.
were heard.
ppoIntcd by
RI the gov
Auditorium
With them
its place on
Iting airs.
r IL. lIarri-
r's desk on
called the
introduced
the chair
~ rrcntiss
alluded 10
Provi,lcrce
u Gov. Alt
|nted 10 the
rent of ap-
4 after cat
} audience.
he applause
: address.
lciu,lci his
marked the
= repeated.
lcd. When
auditors he
2 hundreds
III and con-
|.
y soon he
getting up
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-28

~Sonething over sixty students
at the Jasper Normal makes it pretty
lively among the young folks in
Jasper.
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Huntingburg, June 9Th and 9th.
Round trip tickets at one and one-thir
fare will be sold for this occasion, goo
until June 10th.
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Farm For Sale i'm Madison
Township.

One Of the best farms In Madison
township can be b,ught on easy terms.
32l acres, with house Of six rooms, barn
36x75 feet, plenty II stock water, ground
produced Is bushels wheat per acre, and
other crops in proportion, nice orchard.
Four miles from Jasper, 2ls from Ire
land, 5 from Dun; $50 acres cleared.
Will be divided into two or three parts,
il desired, and sold for one-third cash |;
balance on easy time, interest on secured
notes for deferred payments payable an
nually. t25 per acre. A very desirable
place. Apply to 9. DoANE. Jasper.
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Orange and 0uboIs.
JAMES II. WILLARD, 0f Lawrence county, is
a candidate for Representative In the Legis-
lature from the district OF Lawrence, Orange
and Dubois counties. subject to the Demo.
cratic district convention.
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AN, the Healing
llcagc a sai
u that Isplifal
coming demon
ana the cause
Auditorium on
larkablc s,ue
2 crowded il.
ding the down
9 vast cru,,
'eaker ana tl..
The follow
account oil lie
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Earned runs, RI 4; C-P 3; Base hit
RI 8; CPS. Frank Taylor, umpir
G. Kremp, scorer. Time, 2 hours.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-17

the right of way as q private enterprise,
and no thanks 10 the state 1t Is 10 the
interest of Macon and Griffin TO thwart
Atlanta, but she mas about her TOO much
life and vicor to fear them. We get much
trade that those places claim is theirs
legijinateiy.
Monday, January f7th-Tast week &C
cepted Richards's proposal to move to
Athens and take p partnership with him
IN the boci business and editing The
Southern Literary Gazette 7 think the
prospects for the future are very bright.
] have spent the week in making arrange
mcnts to bc free from my school. ] give
IL up with the happy reelection that every
scholar 7 had loved me as a friend as well
rs teacher. / Tel eve the children at the
south are more affectioGate ana manage
able than boys al the north"
THIS is the last entry made in Mr.
Whites Atlanta diary. Ills life in Athens
was happy and sUccc ssfui: he made many
friends and died ia the prime Of Life,
greatly hOnorcd and beloved
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A sernlonette.

Text a Wl.rE Mind
f,ftr.. III s.Ee lester preached me-
.e--,-, ~. ~ s ana Tor cur mutual
tsr.r, propose 10 Fr'.lch % e. others
Then. -s.aa ta fs $40 days e WeaIlt'fa
- .s.,.-...s...s.. when ltfe seems NOS worth
If,fu.- --Fle .-ra hopper is burden
W 80 fs...1--z-s.i- taiuk ire iAliuf'.
s--~-r- e... ss.-t ~. t,..Ee ever sernmli-sie-i
=. r..F So sr.. voril- dsu't feel rs ii we
ever t.la friend and indeed tn're >
-,r..l- ..-. even Doe nature Sucn days
COM. sn a. lives 90 us aii y We eouii
Nv down tl. rur.ieu ~ HE and pass cHl
a. .xtss.re. We would willingly 90 H.
Have vuu rNe- fc.- tAs WAY h'iieNe
most - you would respond. Many
time one, nr -nlse '-blue' days came uTon
ne Iaes week Everything went wing
I sat down rs v--stt after a sT'itss na-tt--
r-.,r before fhs- dag began l.-f,rr. li'.io'i7
frs--rlr-r-ails i.. we're u-an rl's-'iiiti i-A
rEtuu--.~ utr- scattered 10 the Tour Nii-t4s-
a-d ! gave ur Co dssTair- I turUei 20 4
ne ~ rr7urre1 letters THAI las before
me and o.. from q child thirteen years
"a ATTRACTED MS attention. SON WaT tui
.-e letter arrn1-- th.. clilcreu's letters, bu;
this fs what She s-iu-
II thirk it IS th, duty 90 ali children p
% an fheg clsl 70 he'p their mother. and
avn rair- Co tea ycu v.ilL- my equation
Is & make tilc taeGs- Ut'p Ef+s rooms
s.s.a5- and frass sometime r...ti-- iced fhe
raas ard f,s-I tle tlrss. J swep Use 1arL
rtr-r. take care ~ th- chickens mimi TIE
ra-.eu efu-h.f aul iult. AND lul time iHi
NJ stlI1.s. au1 q farmer tahEtter ant
tEl. t- Eally Wers. hg- 3 br-te q h q VIE
fua- miuI and 8 areumE'lis1 p All. anu ar
cnussut.d and happy"
rur the uttle le-tcr down and heEai
work Ian % rllt --W-liiIs mind" tha
li-htenr-' rrr drs ard in tfem an sh,
saw f.e EHtH ~.-n was tn mother. auE III,
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s-So place Ike hos-e.' That haiioWeu si'0'
Whe-e sur-ows fade away.
N-har.- gentle deeds are uuinr6ot
And cherished hcE-cs uecr stray
Whore shadows. drifting ntfuiiy.
Sr,rgr Will the nrrl.Eht's sleam-
IT, here We iud r'-aiiLy.
The day WAS but a dre3in-
AuI when zpr'aaes that Ieatea "a sO'0
Ard echoed Co. the doino
l. hr,rh.s1- -. turn to Ee1ce once more
And SAP NO place ise home
-No place i.kc ho-ie- A1- YET h'oi79'
men.
IL ever viii 10 so.
me only rsa..ze BE- Nhsn
There's nowhere else - 80
Washington star
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-17
Something of the Pioer Who Was
Present at Atlans Birth.

In the fan of 1917 SIR. Nliam \. White.
\ voupg man from the st of New York,
came south in pursuit oeaith and for
tune. lie had just graded with honors
from Hamilton college, \ YORK, and IN
selecting a location MS hieworh
he was attracted by the my sunny eli
mate of Georgia. He me 70 Atlanta
while If was in its infan His impress
sions of the place are fray given in his
diary. and in his letters tome. Extracts
from these have been sttcd, and they
may prove interesting, asming from an
eyewitness nearly fifty Nrs ago. The
traits that made Atlantacceasful can
be- seen at that carly independence,
enterprise, energy, complofaith in At
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-17
Leaves from DR.. Whit,Journal.

October 2l, iSE.-In thenter of the
northern part Of the state Georgia lies
the county Of Dekalb, of WI the county
seat is Decatur. Six miles 1t OF it, in
the midst Of oak and chest forests, is
the city Of Atlanta / suppos: can hardly
he found on the map, for utecn months
( ago the first dwelling was rmenced. 1t
lies at the junction OF m great rail
( roads. the State leading on the Tonnes
. see river and thence conncog by steam
I boats with the Mississipplhe Central.
4 leading down TO Macon and vaunah, and
the Georgia 10 Augusta ID Charles
/ ton and connecting at Auta with Sa-
vannah 10y steamboats,. Thoty now CON
tains 900 inhabitants. thir1arge stores,
two hotels that would acnmodate 80
each. three newspapers 4 two little
schools. one Of them mght by
gentleman and tne other a lady who
teaches a 3 c; Isl buildingsave been put
mp this summer within Gig rnths and
more are in progress. The v III around
are fun OF shantios and 'erchants
live in these until they time to
build. The streets are "Imps
and roots, large ches' are
scattered about. Bur I've
with passengers
trade and hustle
been built, thour'
and Episcopaiia
raise in a SD
in the railroa
houses or 'aC3
Il have tho
better than &
the place is
people. II is
taius and
All northern
try adjacent
Nearly half
men. Board is
three scholar.
would board m
of children who
a school worth pa
/ see / am sure III
in very short time "a
50 "a dollars a year -. .iiii-
Guilty; the only building IS
miserable shell of "a thin. ceiling
and il cannot be finished 1. r. nave
been 20 al prominent men o place, who
promise ne their influence; those who
have children, their patronEe. But for
two years there viii be great hicultics on
account OF the unfXed character of the
inhabitants. the poverty Of most Of the
present settlers, and this yer the discom-
forts Of the old building.
The cotton picking season has just COM
ncnced and il comes in ut IN, rate of fifty
n sixty wagon loads a day This is noth-
ne to what il viii be in December. and il
viii continue until spring; ike the butter
y the north. it is brought hre to market
rom places 100 miles distan. Grain and
III such supplies come down from the
,ntire Cherokee country. the most popu-
Gus section OF Georgia. | believe the place
viii be about the size Of Utica, n. y, event.
tally, and hence l think that 1 shall stay
iere.
Il am boarding with Dr. Bomar a Vr-
'inian. like it very much. l pay IS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-17

Why wear wool -?
To keep oft cold? No.
To keep III heat.
If the body IS supplied with
plenty Of fresh air-Oxygen-
and proper food, it will gsner-
ale sufficient warmth to pro-
tcct you on the coolest day
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
liver Oll, with Hyp0phosphites,
is the best warmth-ioOd. Thin
people, people with poor blood
VINO are easily shaken BY a
cold wind take SCOTS Emul-
sion and it makes good blood,
improves the appetite, in
creases flesh, furnishes bodily
warmth, and prevents the i'll
results from colds, coughs.
and exposures.
S~oTI'S Esf-rSiCN E-s 5ees Sr5orsr5 ~ iss
s--zf tr- trs-s- fJ- ta..fr zv7- .fk F-ay doc
f'-A Il5 Is ee-4ar- i j 1.-.sgs ps.sta5-e 7'--sls
s--r--s-- ---rtT. tf- bls-esf h5T-aegtzH Co4-
~ b e.1- = ere Ja=r f5-s5 9y 6of yozr a-ty-
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that. When cotton goes down negroes
food. plantations. city property, everything
in the whole south goes vita it. TO rise
again as soon as the great staple increases
I'm value.
business here is daily increasing. Sew
eral thousand dollars worth per diem are
purchased of cotton, corn. wheat, etc. and
the whole business of the place so far Is
cash. so that the growth is healthy. New
stores are continually being opened. l am
satisfied, however. that only or the out
skirts win Atlanta ever be beautiful; five
railroads are enough 70 spoil the ground
piaa and regularity q any place whatever.
Tie greater part Of the dwellings lie on
either side Of the Au,,usta railroad
We nave pretty name for our place.
We are Indebted for it to John G. Calhoun.
who contemplate If the union Is ever dis
solved making it the seat or government.
1t is the central point Of the south and
when the railroads 20 Nashville ard Mont
gomery are completed it VIII be the most
accessible point both from the east and
west OF the whole southern lrart % the
union. A great railroad meeting IS 70 bc
held with delegates from eight states on
the sd Of this month. MANY OF the most
distinguished men of the south viii he
present.
Here in Geor@ia Masonry is as flourish
! ing as in its palmiost days All tho state
| Offices and an the posts on the railr1a IS
| are entirely monopoliZe1 by the rraterr ~.
Ihursd2y, November 1lth.-Go. &C.
quainted with William G. Richards. the
| enterpriSinS Athens bookseller and found
him fine follow. Ee1d ueuspauc~s IL
| The lumiHary office. Visited Or. Ino.ln-
! son, Holcomb and the tavern: also ar.
Norcross and others OF nay Atlanta fr-er..s.
Chatted With my competitor. Dr. Saith.
with the best OF TERMS
II get along finely with my scEoIar~.
they are plca SAINT t-afr T..t..-..4 -
seem disposed 10 learn. Herman I.esf. a
little German jew, is one and am te.eA-
ing him English by giving hisn "a German
fable TO translate into American ,egr4.
shall be improved "a my German by tn.s
practice also.
i have bought q thermometer and shan
commence taxing meteorological OBSERVE
IONS tomorrow" which VII be published ia
The Atlanta Luminary.
SUNDAY, November 1fth.-Thare vras
preaching IN Tie city today. tine Hast SINCE
came 70 Atlanta. ! heard AIR. WILSON.
OF Decatur, Presbyterian minister. ,r1..
discourse was very fine. Z INTRODUCED my
man.
THURSDAY November 1Sth-School goes
OH very pleasantly. have had several new
scholars. mo very Etto trouble IL keep
ING them IN order.
nave nad 70 punish william
i4@Hicitcr "A little ana am not sure tGat Il
"S5 nol an injury 10 Lial, rs he IS q splr,t-
Surely there is no work in the world
SO ohei' ns as the employment Of ta-
teacher. Il needs an tine wisdom iu jue
"oslu anu Tie beratest interest iu me pros
fcSS OF those who are committed 10 mg
care. Nothing IS niece than teaching when
All moves OF rightly. 1 believe uy scholars
!cNe me, and am sure love tuC-u.
Tuesday, November 22I.-Aftcudca tho
r1iHoa3 convention tlts evening ana ttar1
an ADDRESS before them by Nhlturs. u hale,
bum man OF fifty. Jle great protector of
Is
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BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.

All letters to ebis Departments
aDd "Tb2 eopstitutiop, Jr"
must be addressed to llrs'
Wm. Kip9. 4so CourtlaPd RUs'
neiaDea, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-17

NJ, Iona Mcleod. perryviue Miss. has
,sfr Varieties If perpetual blooming roses
th..t 81, Wishes to exchange for a PAIR OF
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Exchange List

Robert smith. Bob Lee. Ca. has one hun
drsa dollars iu confederate money 70 "a
cnau-c FOR best odcr.
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KTEGDom CORRESPONDENCE.
q Cosby Exchange % Views Among
the Writers.

TlsoLoro = William Theodore. \ CT
e. carr-r reir Gst.I 900. Il Was
wed uu s. s.lumer s- e cotton patch.
r1t wurl--tei -n aa- va- hlg Is
Is i.-e1- d. lae gesr-a ffr on one
ami Er.lai4 - tl- ala.r. n amy one
tGts tt ler them WI ~ to ~. ssud saw
shat they al give or .xeHar-e for lt.
Mr. Jim smith. Gf1-afara. Ala an
VEN MN % worried over tHe loss - a rt4an-
tty % Lard is s5r.e ~ the ra,- - ~
allowed t1 stlek and tuu t1 th.. F.-tl.-
Thereby ifurar-4uzs s very -seas-rtss.l.l.. os.rr
& The Whole kettle ~ IarI. WaI- Tie
larl Uut hCrlt. BE- s. unfit Tor lse on ar-
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AR. Ella j. Novs worthy, Wayneshoro,
aris. has brown l..horu chick ns and eSgS
for Exchange. Write with stamp Tor par
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MIS- 81 D. Tate. Ait. Hcrmou. Little
exposition iniscenc"s are SO cntsrtai:i-
lHs .ii.t Instructive i have some conf, der
a'e b..i~. end would ! lie To cxchan.s. tar,,
for " Ti,-lata. Tituousc." or Ten Thous-
ana = Year" b. Warren. / have a Bible
which my great aunt, Miss Flora TAYLOR.
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Mrs T.. u Mcdaniel HAMPTON. On b,a
good Norman Chart No. =" with book
aE1 sea -htls to exchange Tor ArDIcllc's
coffee wrappers.
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''a'1fss "uu,t t.rr. NirAsnurr. Niss.. has n
Si'oti.d female canary sine wishes To cN-
chante Tor =; wears subscription 10 Butter
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cam, ~ the soont OF the burnt fat. Now i
nv on. can give me a remedy. can help
me with an idea. how 20 render the iai'i
iii for use. they viii confer a great ia.ol
upon a troubled sister. Hoping 70 teeStN'
a repiy very soon. / viii anNiousiy q" M
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AN INTERESTING eATEMENT.

Auburn. Ala, Janu. 2S,
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IN NO., WnItc' S Zoo
voritc resort for daily
all the book lovers in At
author OF Gardening f.
most popular and practi,
ern gardening ever pu
several years before his
tor and owner of that
odical. The Southern Gull
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Mrs. willie Mercer. Auburn. Tex" al
some sister please send nae the ia's -
- tn,, e.s9 sl.. had a remedy 10 pre-
v,-t ami destroy mites: PERHAPS me Lacy
viii Sc This. r. so. ana she VIII write 10
me. Iu pay back the stamp a"c enF'ioit.
, am anxious 10 act remedy q d''ios
mites. have a nvw Goodrich HISTORY 4
viii exchange for something ci equii Va
se. ANY one Wishing % please Nf4'e MHi.
So. ,...,,,i,i Ike to exchange. L. is school
history.
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50 ~ dollars a wear. -.
Guilty; the only building
miserable shell of "a thin
and il cannot be finished I.
Evening journal., 1896-09-15
nIr. nrrnn,. sonthorn ronr.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 15.-Three speeches
delivered IN three different parts Of the
city 20 large crowds constituted last nights
work of William !. Bryan in this city.
The first Of these speeches was at PhoniX
bill, where the candidate of three plat
forms addressed an audience variously osti-
mated at from 15,CO0 TO 20, 600. There
were at least 5000 people in the assem-
blage which listened TO him at the Hay
market and double that number at VIII
lard's hotel
In the first speech Mr.. Bryan took occR-
sion to indirectly pay his compliments to
khe National Democratic convention nomi-
noes by advising his audience to either
vote the Republican ticket or to cast their
ballots in favor of the Chicago ticket The
other two speeches Of the nominee were
short and have been covered to great ex-
tent r. cthor addresses Of Mr.. Bryan.
At ILenix hill the carriage was imme-
diatoly surrounded by a bowling mob, and
It took the combined efforts Of 90 police
men to force passageway to the platform
for Mr. Bryan. His appearance on the
speakers stand was the signal for uproar-
ious applause. He was introduced by ex-
Congressman Asher G. Caruth and made
short speech.
Tho advent of the Bryan party into
Kentucky was an enthusiastic one in tho
extreme. The people of Henderson
brought out the 10, 600 inhabitants of that
city and borrowed nearly half as many
moro from the surrounding towns THE
streets were blocked from the depot to the
stand erected for the meeting, where a
mass of humanity was gathered. Mr..
Bryan made two speeches, one In tho
city park and the other from a stand
Evening journal., 1896-09-15
Naw YnrI, nen,onrnis.

BUFFALO, Sept. lot seems probable
that the ticket 60 be named by the Dem
ooratic state convention whom it assemblies
will be-
For Governor--John Boyd Thaoher Of
Albany.
For Lieutenant Govornor-Charles =.
McClolland of Westohoster
For Judge Court of Appenls-Robert c.
Titus of Buffalo.
Tho platform will be brief II tho wishes
Of those at present hero are carried out. II
will indorse in few words tho platform
and ticket adopted at Chicago, will des-
cant upon tho true principles of Domocra-
cy, being the rule always Of tho majority
will proclaim that the people are down
trodden by the accumulation OF wealth
of few, will denounco the Raines
liquor tax law as measure designed
against the freedom of the people and de-
clare that IL was framed for the purpose OF
obtaining revenues for the support Of the
Republican party and to aid in reducing
a tax rate made enormous by .he extraya-
panoes of Republican legislature. NO
mention will be mado of the national adj
ministration unless tho friends OF Mr.
Cleveland can carry resolution IN the
convention.
The convention will meet tomorrow
at noon and will complete its work by
Evening journal., 1896-09-15
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