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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02
No RonM FoR DoURT.

When the facts are before you, you -.
convinced Ia. ,iieaa1
The facts are that the Union Paciaed siag 8
al competitors, is the acknowledge S VET
route and great through car line OF W - n a
cago in connection with the C9lcagoo. Il I'd
Railroad, with It's excellent eqIfplllreaSs' slee
Reclining Chair Cars, Pullman ia4a agtSta9iloi
ana Pullman Diners, demands the a''
every traveller to the east, ,,stei, q
=. ASK your nearest ticket agent ioip s5f >
''7 l0N'0' % L. -'-- omaha, :"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02

THE Boise Mail has this to say Of
A. p. AS and Republicans:
"Of course, it isn't true that all Re-
publicans are A. +. AS, and still it is
much nearer the truth that all the A.
Il. AS are Republicans"
Now we would like to ask the Mail
what makes it 80 sure that "all the A,
7. AS, are Republicans ?" Is the edi-
tor of the Mail an A. p. A.?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02

THE Democratic papers of the state
from all appearances are not very jubi-
liant over the outcome of the meeting
Of the state central committee held at
lIoise recently. We hardly think they
are becoming bashful Why don't they
get up and speak right out in meeting?
Their silence is becoming painful.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02
House to rent. Inquire OF I'll
T. g. EaLEsToN s. Co, h'u'
NOTICE..

Having disposed of my furnltuins.It.
undertaking business to Messrs ~. I.
and Bailey, all persons indebteq y h
are hereby notified to settle thsn Z
deptedness without delay, ,I.,,ga
Caldwell, Idaho. Feb. @, 1896.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02

Mrs, L. r. Patton, Rockford. H., wv.
From personal experience l can recOp ~.
De Witt Sarsaparilla, cure for impure ~ -
and general debility" H. D. Biatchley, ~
gist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02

The manner Of electing delegates to
the Pocatello convention was left 20
the various county central committees
Ainslie Of ada, Steunenberg Of Can
yon, Stein of Bannock, George Of
Blaine. Payne of Gilmore and Lock,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02

year. or to destroy the eggs of any of
the BIRDS mentioned in this or any pre-.
ceedlng sections, at any time of the
year
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-02

,,ra. iisn Ver with torpid liver viii MT NO ,ono
For,v p, CorreGt the liver with De Wits Iittls
s Isers' little pills that cure yspens,a ma
CONSTIPATION H. D. Blatchley, drTig9ist anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22

half of Culberson. The Germans VIII large
Nv vote for Mckinley and many intend to
vote for Kcarby. MIR. Shuetze IL Tor Nc
Kinley himself but works hard ana WIN
great success for the state democratic
ticket.
MIR Tompkins will never qui' the con
rrosslonal race; he has repeatedly 50 IN
for,red The Post man. He has no love 10
snare for Mr. Eagle OF Harris since the
latter's letter was published in The fost
and as he is the only one to be benefited
nv his (TompkinsD withdrawal, Mr.. Temp
kins would be a nice politician TO get out
of the way Besides, Mr. Tompkins con
siders his chances very good lie expects
n solid republican vote and detection OF
sound money democrats to elect him TO
congress. .
The candidates on the county democrat
IL ticket arc now of for the final round up
They are closely followed by the opposing
candidates There will be some close I'm
ishng, but everything at THIS Time points
TO the election Of the largest portion OF
the democratic ticket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
s
j. BRYAN President
Electors Watch tickets,

spoke on State politics aud fully cen
WINGED his hearers black sni WHITE. that
Culberson should be re. 'les:Fl.
Mr. Schlink spoke In German. This be-
ing his home. he was naturally given close
attention and made good Impression.
The campaign committee came here t.om
Haw Creek, where Judge Max Meii7en.
Mr.. Schlink and AIR. Wolters spoke. They
so from here TO Ledbetter ana CsIrline
and conclude the canvass Wadne'iaT isht
at Rutersvillc. thus making tour OF tNen-
y-one days speaking day and ugh Nj.
Woltors has made seventy sevcn speed hes
In the campaign UP to date AnI h1s APP
poin,ments ahead up to the nlsht ncsnre
the election. Judging from his appearance.
he is enjoying the cer,ase AMI is
not much worried about The ropulists ard
Schermack faction fusion against him aad
his rollracup
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
A!'PEAL f0R 'bOODLE.


Bankers Asked to Put Up 10 Carry Texas
for Mckinley.
Mexia, Texas. October 20. MIR. C,cil A.
Lyon. chairman of the finance committee
of the republican State executive CONN it.
tee bids fair to become famous as letter
writer. His first effort along that line
was vain endeavo- to corral the lumber
dealers in the Mckinley Hooiit net. Now
he is writing epistles OF eaderrmont 10 the
National bankers. At the head OF his let
,ers he quotes from the National democrat
io Platform adopted July =. 1895. AZ fol.
lows: We therefore demand thp. the
power to issue notes TO circulate a. money
be taken from the National banks"
This is emphasized His ,sttc. confirms
what has heretofore been stated relative
to the liberal con, n. 'ons from Max
Hanna. but it will speak FOR ttssl!.
Dallas, Texas. Oc,eber Ii Dear Sir
For the first time IN the histocy Of Texas
at least Tor many years past he republic.
ans have been organizing thorcuetly
throughout the state, and are making a
most earnest and sincere elleavor 20 Sc
cure Its electoral vote for Mckinley and
Hobart. feel greatly encouraged at the
present outlook. aud believe that with
proper cooperation on The r1rt OF our
friends. We can achieve success.
MhnN OF out leading 'epUb.i'.ls. / >liev-
ms success attainable with prcpc- efforts.
presented the situation to the National
committee some mouths ago. and | am
pleased to say that hey were 20 Impressed
with the possibilities IN Texas for sccur ne
the Mckinley and HOBART electors rs set
forth. that they have laale rs already
quite liberal contributions. and feel
confident will he found rta,; 10 % more
when assured that the republicans o. rtNas
tI.s
hued with the faith that II is possible for
us to win The National committee In I'D.
diton to the consid rahie sum of money
furnished us. have supplied us =. thout
stint, with all the lteri.vre called for-all
of which has been distributed throughout
the state.
II is for the repuhlca1 rs of Texas now TO
meet the National com n;;teo half way
and render such ass,,lGcr as .hcy oan
Mr. e H. II. Green. our present CHAIRMAN,
is in charge OF our ioausial Affairs. which
of itself should be an assurance 10 every
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
INpIYIDuAL FusION.

Austin. Texas. October 2l.--The list of
the republican presidential electors for
Texas has been received by the Travis
county commissioners from Chairman
Green with the request that they be printed
on the Australian ballot to he used in this
city Nothing is said by him in his com
munication about placing any set of can
didates for State officers In the republican
column. This. in connection with tho fact
that n request to place the populst and
Palmer and Buckner electors will he made
wherever the Australian ballot is used, in
dcates that as outlined in these dispatches
yesterday the programme is to avoid any
constructively official announcement VI flu
sion In the country districts. however. re-
publican, popullst and Palmer and Buck
ner tickets. while being headed with the
announced electors at large of each fac
ton. will show fusion OF district electors.
and the populist State ticket, will appear
on all three. Some straight Bryan and
Watson tickets will be printed to deceive
such populists as intend to vote for Bryan
and Sewall and the balance OF the dem
ocra,ic ticket. because OF fusion. In other
words individual fusion" is the game
now and tickets Of all kinds will be man
ufactured to help II along.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
THOSE EAGLE LETTERS.
He Was Very Anxious That Mr. Rau
Shonld Law Low

He Was Very Anxious That Mr. Raub
Should Law Low
Huntsville. Texas. October Il With ref
orence to the special in The Post from
Huntsville on the 18th giving the letter of
Hon Joe II. Eagle 10 MI f Raub OF vii
lis. Texas. announcing deal between the
populist and republican parties, The Pos,
of the goth contains the following: To
The Post Yesterday Hon Joe n Eagle.
populst nominee for congress from this
district, speaking with reference to his
letter printed in yesterdays Post and ad-
dressed to +. Raul OF Montgomery county
said that the letter explained itself. that
he wrote II and intended AZ the proper
time that his position should bc fully
known to the public, and that the only
mistake was that the letter WAS printed
IN MONDAYS instead OF Sunday s Post. ,ns
was intended
As to the letter being intended for pub
LEGATION in Sundays paper instead of Mon
days the following letters afterwards
written bv Mr.. EAGLE to Mr. Raub 1.-THE
originals being In the possession OF your
correspondent are herewith appended for
the information of the public. towit
Houston. Texas October L. My Dear
Raub see BY todavs News YOU have
DISPOSED Of your Willis paper and will as
sumo charge Of the Montgomery democratic
PAPER OF course | do not know whether
II is true or not write this to tell YOU
to draw on me for S. AS part payment of
amount due YOU. Rauh. trusted you as
warm friend when | wrote the letter to
YOU about Tompkins. etc, SO under no
circumstances. give me away, Let me
hear from you Sincerely. Eagle.
Houston. Texas. October l6.-Dcar Rauh
Draw on me for SIS at three days sight
for ADVERTISING epOI NOS ter
today Please distribute MS far as YOU can
Answer my letter written week ago
and "lsv low about H. Write me- what
ever YOU know. Sincerely. Eagle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
Washington. r. c. Fehruar,
act Of January "A 1851
Four Fer Cents of 1890


onc that anv money pla ced At his disposal
would be judcously, effectively ana nom
estly dsbursed.
Having leen honored b. being made
chairman o. the france comr!ilton, no"
write YOU in such capacity
nropose soliciting contributions from
all whom feel are able ana should sNe'
ard while the amounts secured nay DOT
ogpreecte any great sum, stiil II VIII folNe
10 nrove TO the National committee ana
our friends in the North that We nave
confidence in ourselves and believe tha'
tho Mckinley and Hobart electors can DC
secured in this State
If is Of the utmost Importance ;hat what
ever is done in this matter should te lone
,nmediatolv. hence ! would ASK tha' 20"
would send your contribution at once 10
mo chairman payable to the order o. Mr'
e Fl X. Green ~, IT,.
As the time between this nnl me cleo
tim is very short. and as It VIII he n'ter
jv ,nnosslble to address letters - o'ner
hon The mos, prominent and best Known
,,or yin YOU not kindly take upon your
eelf 10 solicit contributions from yonr per
sor,i friends and remit sIch With your
contributors? s
Tho National committee mas treated
roxas iris wear with exceptional "ihdhcss'
hence shall hone for favor12le seonsos'
,hrs chewing the appreciation OF IeAas
sound money men .ar kindness shoWn
predicting a eranl and glorious victory
IN Tovemher tor Mckinney md Hobal L
~ imnersona.ion Of sounl money a:d
GOOD rnvernment. and Anticipating an IN
, nlvIn"'' ''''' Cs.l u. Lyon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
THE OFFICIAL BALLOTS.
Candidates Can ONLY Have Their Names
once on the Ticket.

Candidates Can ONLY Have Their Names
once on the Ticket.
Dallas Texas. october 2l.-The demo-
Gratis Of Dallas delivered a body blow TO
the republican and populist fusionists to-
day. This was the last day for filing Of
fetal ballots in cities where the Australian
secret ballot and registration laws are In
force, The democrats sprung the point on
the commissioners court that no candi-
dates name could appear on the official
ballot more than once and then under the
head of the party nominating him. After
long discussion the court decided the point
favorahlv to the democrats. The repuo-
licans aud uopulists are In a rage over
the decision. Notwithstanding the two
populist members Of the court, in the light
of the arguments produced, voted with the
democratic members. The republicans had
nominated no State nor county tickets,
and thus hoped 10 be able to trade to ad-
vantage by placing State and county pop
ulist tickets under their electors,
1t is learned tho court al Fort Worth
made a similar decision having similar
effect If the other seven registration
cities took the tin passed them Il week
ago hy the Dallas county executive com
mittee with like results, 1t Is estimated
the Democratic state and National tick
It's in Texas have been benefited not less
than 10000 votes
All parties had nled tickets 10 20 on Oh :,
ncial ballot Eugene Marshall appeared
before the court as representative o. the
republican executive committee OF TeSss
at the request Of Charles u. Fcck. chair nan
in charge OF the bureau controlling coun :
~ chairmen Marshall also represented
the King faction OF the county republican
organization lie laid tho fusion TICKET
before the court and cndeavorod to have
the kearhy ticket nut under tho republican
q
the Nearby ticket
! NJ Mccormick appeared Or III" anti
King faction representing all rtpuhlietn
electors Following was the ruiins OF
the court
That no candidates name shall appear
more than once on the ticket That when
nominations have been made by a political
party each candidates. name shall appear
on the ticket Of the party which nom,-
mated him and nowhere else. Tho local
candidates for justice Of tho peace and
constable may select a ticket under which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
HOPKINS AT FLATONIA.

Flatonia, Texas, october lo.-We had a
grand rally here Friday night Samuel Hop.
kins. the presidential elector of the Tenth
congressional district delivered an able
grafton TO a fun house A great many la
dies were present who Joined in applaniing
and cheering the young giant frequently
in h.s argument for democracy No oily
Aid his portrayal Of the character OF me
great good and noble Vim. j. Bryan bring
forth tremendous applause. but also the
ricturing Of pure and honest manhood the
sinew ard backbone OF the principles OF
free and ,,na,uterated democracy. He also
v.rv for.ihl, touched on thu great uoccs-
sity OF supporting the sturdy and honest
Jim Shelbnrne for congressman us argu-
,,,,,,, IN fnvor Of free anI unlimited COIN
nce NJ silver was lucid and to the >ont.
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his name may appear, but which shall not
appear but once
There shall be six columns on the sheet
as follows:
First. democratic ticket; second. people
marty ticket. third, republican ticket /,
fourth national" democratic ticket NTH,
prohibition ticket. and sixth, Independent,
ticket
That the nomination OF W J. J. Smith
was not regular. and the name OF j. d.
Simpson il entitled Ia 10 on the demo-
cratic ticket II he so desires but that his
name shall not appear on the democratic
ticket and the peoples party ticket also
Reference to Simpson Is on account OF
protest presented to the court by County
Chairman John W. George against placing
the name of j Il Simpson on the demo-
cratic ticket and declaring W, J, j. Smith
TO have been the regular nominee Of the
party and entitled to the place lie de-
MED the right OF the court TO decide when
candidate should be placed On the 0smo-
cratic ticket
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22

rI,ydada. Tcyas. October II. Hon z NJ
v,vnne If Fort Wo,th spoke here today to
a large ard euth isils':c iud'c''c ~ 'ne
.,,.tere,. o. democracy The croWl "a. net
as prea, as was expected on acco|nt o' ex-
cessive rains for ssvefll iavF r,e''ors 10
the appointed time. HoNeyer' tb'r@ " We re
mnnv present from l dio'anoc a. ,Im az
near hy. He spoke at sone lrnS'n 'to NE
III, the fusion arrancen-"nt d w, =. -, rs
and republicans. After his spe' IN NC wn9
REPLIED 10 by Mr.. Kendall ~ po''-'
", na, rn"' we're also mad, ~ " + sore
=, pr,sroc countv and y. =. Srl'Sh ~ hSle
oo,inty nenullst and lomcrr1 ic noH Noes
respectiyely for representatives,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22

new members were enrolled Hon. l. W.
Seeker Of Josserand Texas, addressed the
club on the financial question for ;if..e
hours. His speech vas 81 i"."Wci end
frequently applIulni.
Tho following resolution WAS oif"rel by
:. W Seeker ami unanimously adol ted
by the club,
"Resol'ul, Thn' the thanks of the Grove
tor bgys1 ard SeWIll club 'fe due and
are her sby hcartils ten larc'l 'rh' Houston
Post for the salIn, fight It Is making in
this csTpI'sn Tor Bryan and Sewall and
Ir,n eilNnr -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
TIE MCoMB VACANCY.

MARQUEE. Texas. october 2l.-The Hon.
W. A. Vestal announces today his canGi-
dacy for the Office OF state senator 10 MI
the unexpirod term of Senator Mccomo.
Mr.. Vestal was member of the Twenty
second legislature representing this and
Madison counties. Owing TO the short time
he will not make canvass OF the district,
He considers himself al liberty TO enter
the race regardless Of the plenary actions
a. those who brought out his opponent
Mr.. Vostal is a strong advocate OF the free
and unlimited coinage OF both rietals al the
present ratio and without waiting for out
side aid He says he will not be a candi
date Cor the Office further than 10 I'LL out
The term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
DEMOCRATIC DATES.

Mexia. Texas, october 2o.-The follow
ing bulletin was issued from democratic
headquarters today;
Hon. J. 4. Turner will speak ct the fol-
lowing places: ~.
Gaddv's School House, Thursday' DC
tober -. at light Hopeweli' FRIDAY &C.
,ober % al night, Mount Vernon. Satur-
dav October "a. at p. m.
Governor Culberson will speak at the
following place: Ennis. Thursday. Ooto'
Der %.
Hon. 2. r. Perkins will speak at the fol
lowing places. Campbell Friday. october
20. at 7 p m; sulphur spriEss, Monday
October 26, al p m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
CYCLONE DAVIS.

Victoria. Texas, october Il Cyclone
Davis delivered one of his characteristic
trocchos at the court house last night to a
large audience. which be entertained tor
two hours 1t was a repetition OF his
Houston address. reported in todays Post.
In answer to the question asked h,m by
one of his hearers whether Re would vote
for Bryan, he replied III you will vote
for Watson, otherwise for Mckinley
II is surmised that his sudden upan-
nouncod visit TO Victoria was ocoasionel
nv The reports az disanection among the
popuiists of this county over the fusion ar
rangeInrnts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22

democratic party and mia opponent Hon
Thomas v. Ball. never onrr saying any
thing against the republicans 1t MAS Very
we'll calculated to ostch the negro voters
present, lie made an rxp,1nqtion ui the
deal made nv him and the republicans at
Dallas. and seemed TO think 1t nothing
wrong nj ali. denying roh,uS.
Judge y. \. Cr1vcus, the democratic war
horse OF Montgomery 'o,,n,N. 'tft st sun
dav for Frrestone county 10 trir. 1t ,rJrnd
for democracy. The jGisr - , '.uc speaker
and always handles as subject, whatever
II nay hc w,ll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22

white and colored, male and tein,le. as
sembled eager TO hear the financial uuex-
ton expounded
Az 80 ne began mastery speech.
which lasted nearly two hours. nurinr This
time the audience was perfectly smell
bound, not a dissenting voice could ne
heard.
The few republicans present Werr con
WINGED OF their wrong on the money Gu,.-
ton and have resolved to cast their votes
Tor BRYAN and free silver
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
DOING GOOD WORK.

Corpus Christi. Texas. October 20. lion
Rudolph Kleberg and Mr.. S. b. spinelli
addressed a large audience at market hall
In this city tonight on the Issues OF the
day They both made rousing democratic
speeches and made votes for free silver.
MIR Spinelli is making tour OF this part
OF the State making addresses to the Mcxi-
cans In their own languays and Is doing a
great work for the cause OF silver.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
REPUBLICAN,.
State at Large.

State at Large.
Philemon 5. Hunt.
George @. clifford.
Dis,ris; Electors;
First--Chsrlcs a. Peck
Secoud--rolumhus Emanuel.
Th.s.!'-Eharic " Eust
Fourth-Thomas w. Sparks.
Ffth--t;eorGe 4. knight.
Sixth-Joscph +. " hey.
SeNenth--Hugh u Wichcr.
Eighth.-Hsrr Harris.
Ninth--loseph W. Burke.
Tenth-Perry S. White.
Eleventh--Julian X, -Hexter.
Twelfth James T. Millspaugh.
rhrtecnth-Rob,. +. Campbell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
uoGG AT TERRELL

Terrell, Texas october 2i.--The Wills
Point plee club was In attendance At the
speaking OF Senator Beall OF Wsxahache
last night which added much to the inter
est OF the occasion.
Tx Governor Hogs speech yesterday
morning was one Of benefit to all VIVA
are unsettled on the financial business
There was no bombast and no ungentle-
manly utterance towards others. ], was a
good day for the regular democrats.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
GOLD DEMOCRATS.
state at Large:
A I. watts.

state at Large:
A. Z. watts.
w. q. DAMS.
Dlstric, Electors.
First--H. w. Garrow.
Second--Rohert. Mcclure,
Third--B. Il. Cain.
Fourth--R. NJ. Henderson.
Fifth-AC. W. Geers.
sixth Nj. w. Littleton.
Scventh--John w. Davis.
EiGhth--B. Il. Paddock.
Ninth--R. u nm.
Tenth-A II. Gardner.
Elcvcnth--Wm. Rust.
Twolfth-W, W. King.
Thirteen,h-Wm. Nealc,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
MIR FLOWER nor GOLD.

our silver friends claim that free
man Those with whom / converscd
cay than they are getting more wages
than they 4 d twenty years aEo, ana
that their dollars pre- all good now ana
OF greater purchasing plwct than thoy
have ever been.
our silver friends tell Ne that the Ills
of the farmer can he cured 10y ire stl.
yer afI that tho prices of wheat ana
corn have declined because silver was
demcnetzcd In 1874 answer that the
characterization of SILVER N 1913 had
nothing Ia do " Nh "
kicures show that the whole country
hae made great strides under a sound
money standard They also show that
n t. not harder TO get a dollar today
under a stable or gold standard of
money than IL was hr $3.50. but easier,
for wuRos are higher and more men
are employed
Foolish experiments IN the rrctoh
II free coinage Of silver have already
cnuseI the fos. of great part OF our
gold from circulation. Such change
of. standards would ne me
ereatesi commercial and industrial evil
imaginable.
\ silver STANDARD would work partic-
ular inlur es 10 wage cirncrs rue r'cn
and we'll to do can usually take care ot
themselves Rut the man who has "A
vital interest w every lays wages,
whose family depends upon the wls =
for It's broad and meat, + the psrs IN
first to tecl the injury an1 last 10 feel
any possible benefit from any innat.on
of the currency.
Water,own this week for a campaign-
,,.tu .x,.,,,t, ,,tN ~ ujnull ruin he tOuu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-22
THE TEXAS ELECTORAL TICKETS.
P()PULIST.
State at Large:
+ o. Call.

State at Large.
+ o. Call.
II. l. Wood.
District Electors:
First--R. H. Cahanncs.
Second G. W. Carnes,
Third John @. Syrne..
fourfh--S C. Hsrper.
Fifth-E. W. kirkps trick.
Sixth-E. G.. Sessions.
Seventh--G. Il. Harris.
Eighth, Il. Martin.
Ninth-M. NJ. Williams.
Tenth. 4. Allen.
Eleventh j. Carothers.
TWELFTH. W. Halncs.
Thir,eenth-p. Is. Gilliland.