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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11
Notice of Forfeiturs.

To II. V. Chen, his Eeirs, assigns CT la
 santasives: , Take Eotice that vse, Jas. Hartsss a Hsrtsheld. as co owners in the hf zzl in Biz Bug Mining District. 1ayz,1 l Territory oi Arizoua. the location ngrzs is recauie>i at page eleven III of bef llne .s2i Cf mining records in the s5a County tle .uriser Of sad counfy, kINz the sum of Ole Uuu!red DoiiaESupolE during the year iss'5, in order Co besl s |, ises under the yroyi Ions Cf Secilaz :. viSei N tults Uf the Jui,el Staiss, E1A luuy appear by Q certlhcate of 1hz ts, h,ed for rcUCrd in sad hecouieTs q FebrUarg n. fs.si, and belug the anS= annual islor required Co hold ae S1 year ending Decenbeg Slst. Isla A ninety saTs after sars if-e of this ns1ss by puohcstirR, you fAil 0r refrse ts 1 ! your proportion Cf said expe1dl,r owner. your interest in said innings become the property Og the unde-sSz said Secu"n lSzl. JAS. HAkfSr
 J c. HARTSilz First publication. Feb. I2-W
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About Once 2 month an indiyI dual comes into the city with an advertising scheme. It's usually a scheme that would be rejected with derision fl presented by a local printer to a bushes man. but is easily worked by a stranger. The latest Is a scheme of an advertising blotter. by means of which an en- terprising individual managed with little labor ,o secure fifty or sixty dollars from the business men. T0ev are still waiting for a fullilment uf the coutrac; PhenIy Republican.
 The public debt of Spain aggr,- gates aDout .25nOgOuOO, or abaut S15 per capita. The public debt of the United States i- some SI5 per cap,,a. spans total revenue amounts to about S}10OO0OOD per amnum. oi which Sl50000uON is col lected on imports. the balance being raised by internal taxation. The interest ou the Spanish debt amounts to S55O0Oplp annually. while the cost of maintaining the government i, upward of SAnUn.Un per year. Ihc population nf spain Is about i6NhuIn. From the foregoing. lt IS evident that the spanish govern meHt. though somewhat long on war talk. Is decidedly short on the sluows of war F..
 PheniN ha, thlrty- three prisoners ID her county Jail.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11

ansntly cured. The sick and afflicted should ed CT to oall upon him. The Doctor has trAv- Ehly tensively in Europe and inspected thor uAt the various hospitals there, obtaining rep deal of valuable Information. which he is om stent Co impArt Co thosa in need of his Fviees The Doctor curee when others fail
 ry him DR. 6lBBON will make no charge un- ss he effects cure. Persons at . distance cured
 homa- All communications ytrictly cuah- dsntiAl. All letters answered in plain envelopes Call or write. Address DIR. J. r, GIBBON. BoH teS7, San Francisco. Cal nI2-H
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11
AIO KeMardl

For any case of dandruff that smiths Dandruf Pomade fails to cure. Never fails to cure dandTuf, itching scalp and falling hair. The only guaranteed remedy. At Frank b. Myers Palace Barber Shop. nm6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11

Governor Graenhalge of MAssa- chuseits is dead from inflammation of the kidneys,
 The removal of Ballington Booth from the head of the Salvation army in this country promises to divide that organization.
 Tho postoffce authorities have seized lot of circulars issaed by Mayor Sutro of San Francisco and have refused them transit through the mails. The circulars werc d. rected against C. ?. Huntington sLd across the envelope in big red letters were printed the following: 'C. P. Huntington would not steal a red hot stove"
 \ Wausau, Wis, dispatch saIs that in one ut the wards at River side hospital Is a young, we'll dressed and evidently re6Red woman suffer- ing from terrible wound extending across the skull and face. She is unconscious, and will probably die, the doctors say. The girl was found in the street Monday night and has not since recovered consciousness. 4 buggy stood near by with blood stains on the seat. The only clue to the girls identity was in the initials "E. A ou her clothing, but she is not known. When seen early in the evening, the young woman was in sanran nanr tsrifh n man uhn .anu.AF l,.. found. lt is said that the young lady came here from Stevens Point with the man now being searched for.
 The latest information from Abyssinis, places he loss of the Italian army in the battle of last Sunday at q number from 5000 to 10000 men. The city is virtually under control of the military forces
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11
Dissolution ROtia.

PaLlic notice is hereby gwen taai 2 = narship heretofore existing hetse-- signed under the firm name Snd = Bros is this day Uissolvesl oi - sent. John II. smith retirss fsez v Q ing sold his interest therein = W h.tal-,O he meat market and stock ha,si.,.sss q, ,n conducted by them under thslf sAll -'- the CIty of i'rcscott and in the eel- in the Tarritory Of Arizona viii aa'sI,r ducted and carried on in the ral,s ' William H. smith. wh is herell callectali dcbts dnet firra And s.-.lf sunses all the indabteiness ui sal4 --pi
 Dated at Prescott. AriEon2, tH DeCembor, ISs5. sgf
 d9I WILLIAM A
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JoHN HW WIIIIAMA.
NOTICE.
Prscnit. Ari-rn.. oel1lI

Prescott, Ari-uua, oc'as C| Notice is hereby given that tse .-0| Mine and Rapid Iraaslt tssl 1s-- = D, trict, lavapai County, ArI,qlA J. S- Ls responsible for any dehts co1isa- Retents l or material furnished. or etae v thhlotI | '-'s Itoos hls
 .esf D. EA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
.DR. GIBBONS
 Dispensary,

e2s KEARNEY STREET, corner of Commerc i e 1 San Francisco, Cal Ea- tAblished in 1884. for the treatment of SeXuAl and ! Seminal Diseases, such
 As GonorrheA, Gleel, Structure, Syphilis. in
 An its forms, Seminal sWsAkn%ess % lmpotsno oy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
PHILLIPS GRANDEE WEDDING.


A Fre,cott Couple's Marriage tn Los
 Angeles on Wednesday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11
RAILROAD.
 gonsiauRs.4 Time T,i,la.
STATIONS.

Trains No. 2, Westbound-snd train No. (. EAstboand-are f4ss Limitei trAins csrryink frsi elAes pA~~enEers ouly and equipped with Pull mAn's laiss~t and most elegant sleeping cars, rc- elining chair with an attendant to look after the paseengers comfort, and new dining cars through without change between Los Angeles and Chicago
 In addition to the regular daily equipment. a luxuruas compartment sleepiug car CuntHining two drAwing rooms and seven family rooms will bs attRehsd to No (. leaving Los Angeles on Tuesday and Chicago on "Wednesday of each Weck."
 '-IrAins No. 1 and ? carp Puliman palace sleeping csrs through without chAzse between Chicago An San frsncirc0 with An annex car be- tween Rarstov and Los Ans-sles- lullmAn touFis, sleeping cars through without change be- twssn Chicago and San Francisco, and Chicago and Bo- Angeles every day. twice week between Los AnEeles and g. Paul; once . week between Ios (. ngeles and sI L0uis and Boston."
 SUMMER OR WRITER. The santa Fe Route is the meet comfort able rsilvay between Los Anreles and the EAst reached tn no other way.
 The meals st Harvey's dining rcOrs arc An excellent feature oi the lihe and are cn'y equAled are carried os all limited trains.
 JOHN J. BYRNE. Gen. Pass. kg't.
 Los Angele-, Cal c. H. STEERS. Ass't. Gen. Pass- AESt-,
 San Francisco. Cal.
 H.. s. VAN SLYCk. General Agsnt,
 Alhuquerque, N. M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11
Warning Notlce.

The undersigned owners of the First Home mining claim located in Big Bug district hereby give notice that they will not be responsible for any dehts contracted against said mine while the same is being worked under bond or lsase.
 r. K. STEES,
 SARAH SrEkS. a.naft D.e R7 fS0s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11

WANrELe-SeverAl trustworthy gcntl-men uF " iAriiss To travel in ArizOnA for established reliable house. salary t1so and expense. stsAsly pcNitt0n k1eloss r-tereacs and self atdruNsed stampSt capaiopa. Toe nt,minioa CozpAny.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-11

CHAS. \. DAKE, Whole, ale and Retail Dealer in
 GENERAL
 MERCHANDISE!! Comprising a Full Line of Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Notions and Furnishing Goods, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruit, etc. Hay and Grain of All Kinds. The Standard Brands of Smoking and Chewing Tob5ccOs
 Always on Hand. Gods and Prices Guaranteed in
 Every Respect. Every Article Purchased Delivered to any part of the City
 Free of Charge.
 CHAS. A. DAKE, Montezuma St. Prescott, Arizona. Telephone No. l9.
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pI.tric, Court Proceeding.-

Pauline Fowler vs. \. J, Fowler. Report of referee filed and sub mitted and decree of divorce granted
 Lulu Belle Williams vs. Geo. B Williams. Same order as above,
 J. V. McCandless vs. Jacob Hen kle. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Clinton B. Wiser at al vs. Lawler < Wells et al; case transferred to Tucson to be tried by Judge Be thune.
 Bashford- Burmister Co. vs W. C. Norton & Co; defendants motion 10 quash attachment partially Y argued, to be further heard March Eth.
 L. J. Weber ys. ?. L. Kastner. Passed until March 6.
 Geo. k. Porter X Co. vs. D. J. Sullivan X Co; case placed on calen- dar and judgment for plaintiff as pr stipulation.
 Bashford- -Burmister Co. ys ". ( Norton & Co; judgment for plain tiff. Attachment foreclOsed lgains; all property levied upon except property exempt from execution
 D. Levy & Co. vs W. C. Nor on; /; same proceeding.
 Fred W. Wilh @, al. vs Storm Cloud Syndicate. Judgment for plaintiff for SlO0
 Parker Holmes & Co. vs D. J.. Sullivan & Co. judgment Tor plain titfs for Sl03265 and costs
 c. H. Henry vs Joseph Mayer ct al; judgment as follows: Plaintiff subrogated that he may redeem tho property iR controversy on payment to defeadant, Joseph Mayer. balance of the purchase price due on the Henrietta mining claim.
 UNITED STATES COURT.
 United States vs John James. prisoner; |. :. ys Ed. Smith, pris- Oner; |. .. vs Evaristo Chavez, pris- oner; order directing superintendent Oi territorial prison to discharge the above named prisoners (aOw in Yuma prisonl al the expiration of their terms If imprisonment with out payment of thelr fines or any part thereof made and entered.
 Mercantile Trust Co. vs. 4. & r. railroad ct al. Cross bill dismissed. Mercantile Trust Co. vs. \. &. r. railroad ct al Referred to H. L. Warren, special master, to take proofs upon the issues.
 Charles Wilson was discharged from custody.
 |. S. vs. Jose Lopez, selling whisky to Indians. Sentenced to three days in jail at Prescott.
 |. :. vs. Daniel O'Connor, same charge Sentenced to three days in jail at Prescott.
 |. :. vs. James Walsh. same charge. Sentenced to seven days ID jail al Prescott.
 |. S. v~ Remit, E-robar. same charge. Sentenced to ninety days in Jail at Prescott
 All trial jurors were discharged
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New Township Plat.

United Staies Land Office. Pres colt, Arizona, Feb. 26, 1896 Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned have received at the above office on this day, plats and descriptive notes of the townships named below, to wit:
 Township l3 north, range l3 east. Township II north, range l3 east.
 Township l4 north. range l2 east.
 Township l5 north, range l2 east.
 Township l5 north, range lS east.
 Township l6 north, range l2 east.
 Township l6 north, range l3 east.
 And that the same will be offi- cially filed in said office an the 30th day of March, 1896, on and after winch date filings and entries upon said lands will be received and ac- eeptsd. H. D. Ross, Register
 JAKE MARKS, Receiver.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-10
PISTOL PRACTICE vs.. THE BALLOT.

Somebody in South Carolina has hit upon
splendd plan for the maintenance Of order and
the security Of life and has introduced Dill IN
the Legislature embodying his idea. 1t may be
confidently assumed that his bill will not be-
come law. for it would interfere with one or
the most sacred rights Of the South Carolina
gentleman 1t would prevent his resentng in
suits according to the established practice among
his prople and ut the same time exercising his
prerorarlvcs as Il citizen and ruler Of men. The
Legislature has just defeated bill to Increase
the penalty for carving concealed weapons, and
It is not at all likely to pass one tending even
more strongly to discourage miscellaneous pistol
practice.
The bill in question would require dealers In
firearms TO be licensed, each box OF cartridges
sold 70 bear a stamp for Identification and com
mel every person owning or carrying revolver
70 take out a license and to swear before regis
tering or voting that he had not violated the
law concerning the carriage or use OF pistols
rbot last clause is sure to make trouble. We
are not certain that some OF the best citZehs
will not consider II unconstitutional ana SUD
vcrsive Of the Bill of Rights al calculated TO
pronote negro domination. This attempting to
confuse morality and politics can hardly fail to
ho denrncatcd II will, If course, be conceded
that violence should bc discouraged by the com
muujty. but a mans private life should not be
allowed 10 obtrude upon public affairs. The
busjne,s Of governing must 20 on whatever men
NAY do between elections, and 10 compel ciu-
zen not only to keep ont Of prison. but 10 swear
that he has not broken some of the laws or MS
own cnacting aS the price Of his continuing |"
enact law, is a step in the nature Of tyranny
and inou,>ition which nobody well nurtured III
fine traditions Of South Carolina can contemplate
with compo,ure Think Of some hghspirtcd
citizen. Jealous Of the honor Of his home ana t'e
dignity II his position. every time he has reason
10 attend lynching L. impress upon me iGho-
rant negro the respect due 10 The rights OF Whi'e
people being compelled To answer for Ms ac'!oh
f. an election board and perchauce lose h.s vote.
Such law strictly enforced would leave the
State a prey 10 anarchy either by dcprlVing us
rich'ful rulers OF their proper voice ID It's anarS
or hy compelling them to cease administering
law after the fashion Of their peculiar insttu-
ton
But though this biz may not become law us
nr,..,uta,ion adds one more suggestive plan to
those already considered In various Southern and
Western state, fpr The encouragement OF lynch
Ing # might do more in that direction even
than the Mississippi scheme of taxing damages
for a lynchmc on all the property of IA county IN
which such an outbreak occurs Men VIII thnK
twice before paying taxes even In good cause.
bu, In "A country where politics IS the breath 70
mems nosirlls a. In the rural districts OF the
Southern States they may think three times be-
fore deriving themselves of the ballot
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anybody. nor does it impudentiy assert rs MI
Parker does. that there shall be no KepuDican
party unless he can have his own way
The belief Of the sixteen Senators Woulu nave
had several thousand times as much weight IL
not brought before the country in the most
indecent ana offensive form conceivable Not
one Of these gentlf men would so far discreuit
himself as to inform Republican convention
that II must" obey the dictates OF five or ten
Of the smallest and youngest States, or there
should be no Republican party" The company
they have chosen is extremely unbecoming TO
these Senator's. and will assurcdly make II
harder for them to sustain themselves at home
For there are in all the States they represent
many men Of sense and Of large influence VINO
feel Inundated when they are represented rs
attempting to browbeat and bully the people OF
the United States.
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Hmnsrmente.


ABBFY'S Observation-Disclosures.
ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Day and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of Paintings
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-s-The Sporting Duchess
AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures
BILIOUS :l5-Gentleman Joe.
BROADWAY THEATRE-s:l5-Ro Robin HOOD
COLUMBUS THEATRES 15-Human Hearts
COOPER UNIONS .3O-The New Birth
DAI.Y's TIIEATRE-2- s15-The Countess GucKh
EDEN NUSEF-Concert.
EMPIRE THEATRE-s:15-A Womans reason.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-sI5-The Governor Oh
Kentucky.
GARDEN THEATRE-s:15-Chmmie Fadden
GARRICK TIIEATRE-s:15-A Social Hishwaynia"'
GRAND OPERA HOCSE-s-The Gay farsiahs'
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE, l5-Shore Acres
HERALI, SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Heart OF
Maryland.
HOYTS THEATRES 30 Plack sheep
IRVING PLACE THEATRES ;l3-Nachruhin'
ROSTER & S-S;15-VauGevile
LYCEUM THEATRE-S-The Prisoner OF Hehna
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUsE-De Meistefsinser
OLYMPIA Observation-Disclosures
PAI.MER'S THEATRES O--For the 'r'"N-
PAsTOR'S-I2:3O til IL =. m.-VaudeVile'
STAR THEATRE-s-The War Of Wealth
I4TH STREET THEATRE sl0-Mavourneen.
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.Aeu:21prk Dailp Gribn,rs
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1895
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

FOREIGN-Advices from Havana are that
General Marin has abandoned his pursuit OF
Gomez and has gone to the relief of the be-
leaguered towns in Pinar del RIO - IL was
renorted in Berlin that owing TO the pressure
Of Austria and Italy. the official German press
have ceased their anti-Brtish attacks -
The body of Theodore Runyon, late united
States Ambassador to Germany, Will be EN-
barked for America Tuesday.
DOMESTIC-It Is thought by politicians IN
Albany that the Republican National Convention
NAV decide as to the snap methods OF eiec'ing
plat delegates from this State. - EX-C'n-
groesroan w s Kenyon died at his home IN
KINGSTON n Y Four Brooklyn savings
hanks furnish reports Of their financial condi-
zion onsul-General Penfeld reports on
+ha traffic Of the Suez Canal == The RACING
BOARD Of the /. A w met In Baltimore ana
decided that Murphy had presented no new evil
dence for his reinstatement.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A large NUMBER OF
prominent Republicans gave their views con-
corning the imperative necessity OF reforming
the local organization - The outbreak al
the Croker dinner caused much talk among
politicians - The funeral of Harry Howard
took place in the rooms Of the Volunteer Fire
mems Association in West Fourteenth-st. -
The Rev Dr. r. Htber Newton preached at All
Souls Episcopal Church on THE Causes or the
Late War Fever" and deprecated all influences
which tend to foster the military spirit.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Fair
slightly colder westerly winds The tempera-
ture yesterday: Highest. SO degrees; lowest, 81
average SAY.
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a State Convention acting under the orders Oh
q party boss could bind the delegates from any
State "to vote as a unit for that boss's fresi-
dental preference To Roscoe Conkngs auto
cratic attempt to impose his will upon the he-
publican voters of NewYork the party through
ont the Nation was indebted for the decision
which abolished the unit rule" in Republican
National conventions Thomas c. Platt was IN
1850 Mr. Conkling's chief lieutenant ana ne
knows better than to attempt any such reaction
arv policy as the direct resurrection Of the unit
rule" but, apparently, he thinks he can accom-
plsh the same result by indirection. His close
corporation known as the Republican STATE
Committee Of NeW-York, has taken upon ltSel
the authority t. call the Congress district con-
ventons in Onc-half the districts Of the State, on
the fimsy preteXt that there are no district com
mttees competent to assume the junction.
Such a manifest effort 10 secure control or the
district conventions and nulfy the ruling anu
practice of the National convention bears lis
own condemnation on its face. 1t seems almost
incredible that Mr.. Plat should wish to invite a
settlement Of this question on the floor OF the st
Louis convention.
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Nrwvonx DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY ls96-VotRTEN FACES

u,ators with no public" in sight. Yet earn
ings have been better thus far IN 1880 IMAM AZ
any other month since last July, aihouh'i'e ~
January on roads within the United States a,o".
to s27945967, or 1913 per cent larger 'ha" Ia''
year. but S4 per cent less than III 1870 A"'
statements Of tonnage are also UNUSUALLY t"'o'
able. the eastbound shipments Tom |h'oaeo
having been in four weeks 3O6959 tohs' aea'''
Oh s53 last year and ,O64 in the same weeks u
1898.
Rus,ress and Industries have been waiting TOT
the bond transaction, and there mas peer"
oroat deal Of hindrance springing from the
nre,arations for the bidding and the consequent
tightness of money. But while there IS eApeo'
O general uplifting now 1t Is too soon 10 iooh
Cor ,roces NJ IT, In spite Of further weakness III
nr,cas the iron and steel industry seems "
catch little favoring breeze already' ""'
asnecialIv noted in the booking or oruer9 io'
o50 ooo IN 400 900 tons of steel rails IN the iii'
% January alone. whereas only million lo"'
were actually delivered during the "hoic u
wear There has also been some liiO'"'
stimulated buying of wire nails as 'ne a''N
ton has determined TO advance the Pii'e &C.
,.aroh, put r,lates and sheets are also in bet
ter demand, and although the bar A''o
~, insisting on IL cents for bar iron. has con
ci1
are selling at IL cents, there Is better ou'io'"
for finished products on the whole. Inc iahe VI
combination has not yet made known i'S ue
mands for the coming year. -,
Not much encouragement is seen IN the 'eH..'e
manufactures as yet but there IS he"i'"'
hone that things will improve this week IL '"e'
do not. 1t Ia stated that prices OF some s'ap'e
cottons will have to be reduced again. anu "
,.h hovo NOT risen above the "a cents paiu
over a week ago. Sales Of wool still eraou"''
decrease and the manufacturers VINO nave HUI
taken supplies in advance are coniihins Pun
chases TO Immediate wants, which are sfhai'' NC
causa orders for goods are as yet far peio" en-
nectations The Clay worsteds ana m'A'u'es'
which started the season with sensational an
vance have fallen back to last year pr'ce''
OF the shoe concerns. only about tWo-thirus ~
canactv are employed. and the only chahee III
nrica Is one slight reduction Leather anu h''e'
are also both lower. But little actNlty "ou''
materially change the face Of things IN these III
dustr1es. Payments through clearing HOUSES
show a volume Of business as per cent iais
than last year but 25.5 per cent smaller IMAM III
1sa2 which leaves room enough for the improve
ment generally anticipated.
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The citys contract for the removal OF snow
was held not to apply to the disacreeablc sub
stance which covered the streets and sidewalks
Yesterday morning when NEWCOMERS awoke.
The slush was too soft and wet To be cartcd
away. and vet not liquid enough to drain off. SO
II had to remain The cleaning of the pave
ments robbed walking Of some of its dscomforts,
but common consent will set down yesterday as
an especially distressing day, and one likely to
cause many colds and worse ailments. 1t Is lit
tie consolation TO know that no great inroads
were made on the Street Cleaning Departments
appropriation by Saturdays snowstorm. But
Colonel Waring has been extremely fortunate
this winter The expenses Of snow removal IN
January were small, and the heavy fall OF last
week was admirably cared for by Thursday $
rainstorm.
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punderers in the wake OF a great army repre-
sent the cause for which stout men OF high priil-
ciple make great sacrifices and lay down their
lives
Those are the alternatives. Here the ROADS
fork. Which is better for the Republican party
in the county In the State. in the Nation! Ai.d
what do you think about ii, Governor Morton /:
There are some very large and hopeful eggs or
yours in this basket Are your fortunes ued 10
Mr. Edward Iautcrbach and his fraudulent
County Committee? All these people seem TO De
yours. Are You theirs, rs well: There's food
for thought here.