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Arizona republican., 1896-10-30
M'CORD IS THE MAN.

When the delegates to the Republi- can county convention chose Col M. H. McCord as one of the legislative candidates, they builded better than
 they knew. 1Col. McCord is a born
 Statesman asi his past record amply proves. Previous to his coming to Arizona he had represented in con- gress the largest district in the slate of Wisconsin with marked ability and had he not decided to abandon politics
 for a peaceful ranch life in the far west, could now be leading his party to victory in the Badger state The fame of his record in congress fol- lowed him, however, and soon party demands forced the genial rancher into the harness again, this time as chair man of the county central committee. He conducted a brilliant campaign and
 succeeded in overthrowing all previ- ous Democratic majorities. For the first time in its history, Maricopa county went Republican and was the
 principal factor in turning the scale | in the territory. After election Col. MdCord again retired to his ranch, but
 was soon chosen by Governor Hughes as citizen member of the board of con- trol. His official acts in this respon-
 sible position are matters of recent history. The territory was saved
 many thousands of dollars while Col. McCord was the purchasing agent, and
 when he becomes member of the next legislature, which he surely will, all parties can rest assured that for once the right man is in the right place.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30
NONE BUT AYERS AT THE
 WORLDS FAIR.

Ayers Sarsaparilla enjoys the ex- traordinary distinction of having been the only blood purifier allowed an ex- hibit at the Worlds Fair. Chicago. Manufacturers of other sarsaparillas sought by every means to obtain a showing of their goods, but they were all turned away under the application of the rule forbidding the entry of patent medicines and nostrums. The decision of the Worlds Fair authori- ties in favor of Ayers Sarsaparilla was in effect as follows: Ayers Sarsapa- rilla is not a patent medicine. It does not belong to the list of nostrums. It is here on it's merits"
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

Jerry Millay has without doubt made the best prosecuting attorney tlhajt Maricopa county ever had. His official acts have had the general ap- proval of the bar, which proves him to be lawyer of ability. His sound judg- ment has saved the county much use less expense and his energy as a pros ecutor has placed laWlessness at a de- cided discount. Votes for Jerry Millay will be votes for economy in county affairs
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

The Republican panty is the best friend silver ever had. It proposes to keep silver as good as gold. It may
 be relied upon to do all that is pos sible on conservative lines, which is the only safe way to- deal with ques- tions of this kind, to bring about the more extended use of silver. It will fake up the question in a business way. Republican plan of conducting public affairs. The Republican party, it should be remembered, is not a party e isms. It may be trusted to straight el cut t1a tangle which now is both er.ng '.he country. ,t
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

John, A. Marshall for councilman, M. H. McCord, William E. Mullen, Thomas Flannigan and M. H. Calder wood for members of the assembly, make legislative ticket that rears it. self head and shoulders above any other before The people. With these men in the legislature the interests of Maricopa county and Arizona would be safe. V6te for them.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

to directions, the result is always bene- ficial. A few doses gently stimulate the bowels to healthy action, restore their lost tone, and promote easy evac- uations. No other pill so well supplies the demand of the general public for safe, certain, and agreeable family medicine. Physicians recommend them. They received the highest awards of the Chicago Worlds Fair Commissioners @-s
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

Arizona must have a Republican legislature as well as a Republican del- egate to congress. MT. Doran must be able to prove to the men who have the power to confer statehood that Arizona is against Bryanism and repudiation.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

Arizona waIls money to develop her water storage enterprises and mines and to build railroads. Money stands ready for investment here in the event of Republican success. If Bryan is elected this money will remain in the east. Let us get chance To employ it by electing Republicans all along the line
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30
PHGNIx. OCTOBER 30. 1886

If the Bryan men didn't consider it wrong to bet, how they would walk in and teach those three-to-one McKin- ley fellows a lesson
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

We know whereof we affirm when we state that Ayers Pills, taken promptly, at the first symptoms of colds and levers, arrest further prog ress of these disorders, and speedily re- store the stomach, liver and bowels to their normal and regular action.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

James McMil,an is meeting with great encoura cement in his canvass for sheriff. His clean record is making him votes. The people of this county want clean man for sheriff. They know McMillan.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

Republicans need to put their shoul- ders to the wheel this week for a final push. Prosperity is in sight One grand rally will place it within our grasp
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

Constipation is usually habit of the body induced by prolonged inattention to the calls of nature. It is condi
 tion so perilous to the general health, that it should be relieved as speedily, but judiciously, as possible. People who have allowed themselves to be- come costive and irregular usually try to remedy the evil by the use of violent purgatives, and the result is that the bowels become weakened and the dis order all the more difficult of cure
 The medicine best calculated to pro- duce natural movement and at the same time to strengthen the bowels, is Ayers P:lls. When taken according
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

The task undertaken by Popocrat leaders of proving that Altgeld is a patriotic citizen is about as difficult as their other task of proving that 50 cents is a dollar.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers can be applied when at home, and is uniformly successful in coloring a brown or black. Hence its great pop ,ularity.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

The government having bought 75,O00 pounds of dried apples for the Indian schools, these institutions may be expected to turn out some swell graduates.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

Af,er all. it would have been more to MT. Bryan's credit if he had tried to elevate the stage instead of trying to debase the country's currency.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

In many cases, the first work of Ayers Sarsaparilla is ko expel the ef- fleets of the other medicines that have been tried in vain. It would be sav- ing of time and money if experiment. CTS took Ayers Sarsaparilla at first instead of last,
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30

Invalids should remember that the causes of sick and nervous headaches may be promptly removed by taking Ayers Pills. These Pills speedily correct irregularities of the stomach, liver and bowels and are the mi,dest and most reliable cathartic in use @
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30
TERRITORIAL TICKET.

For Delegate to Congress.
 s& IA J. DORIAN.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-30
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For Councilman. JOHN A. MARSHALL For Assemblymen THOMAS FLANAGAN. M. H. CALDERWOOD. VIM. E. MULLEN.
 M. H. M'CORD.
 For Sheriff. JAMES M'MILLAN. For District Attorney. JERRY MILLAY. For Probate Judge. c. w. GROUSE. For County Recorder. F. w. SHERIDAN. For County Treasurer. PERRY WILDMAN. For County Surveyor. SAMUEL A. DAWSON. For County Supervisors F. H. PARKER.
 J. D. CRAZE. PHOENIX PRECINCT OFFICERS. For Justices. of-dhe Peace.
 G. D. GRAY. c. w. TOMBSTONE.
 For Constables.
 A. J. PORTERIE.
 s. w. BAILEY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

II has not yet been decided whether
the Santa Fe will use tho Pullman or
Warner sleepers. Il is said. however.
that the question VIII soon he aettlsd.
The sheriff of the district court Mt At
Gibson, Kan, tied up tho Santa &c freight
service for six hours the other day by
attaching two trains on an execution for
.Gise. 40 Of unpaid taxes. Tho attachment
was withdrawn after the Santa Fe agreed
to nav the taxes within five days and traf-
fic vas resumed.
II is rumored that the Erie road contem-
mates the adjustment OF all Its district
passenger and division freight agencies.
The change is said to be the idea OF Vice
president Merrill When the report was
mentioned to Western freight official OF
another line, who knows Mr.. Merrill per-
sonally and is quite familiar with his
methods, he said that shake-ip might
be looked for.
,rh. Southern railway displays It's usual
,berality In the issuance of It's fine large
cslendars for 1896 The 36N30 Inch space is
not given up to pretty pictures with n
sxe calender, hut the whole surface is de-
voted 10 a brilliant display If month and
dav squares, which correctly serve tho pur-
| nose intended and glance at the sheet
! ,rn,n a distance of thirty feet suffces
! 60 show one Just "where he is at"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
IN The RAILWAY WORLD.
Proceedings Of the Southwestern
Traffic Quarterly Meeting.
GENERAL BAGGAGE AGENTS MEETING
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Annual Re.
port - December Earnings - Santa
Fe Changes-Peraouals.

New Orleans. La. January 1.-THE
Southwestern Traffic association con-
vened this morning at 10 o'clock In the
directors room of the cotton exchange
and took up the subjects In the regular
docketed order. the subcommittee APP
pointed upon the previous day having
generally prepared reports upon the sub
Jects referred to them. An understanding
was reached that the chairman should
make quarterly ISSUE retaining such
tariff in its present form as practicable
In order to eliminate the possibility OF
conflicting and erroneous rates, 1t was
agreed that the chairman should issue
tariffs covering northbound as well as
southbound rates. such issues to be for
their protection and convenience. Consid-
Grafton was given to the question of car
load versus less than carload rates, Which
has Leen before the association for sew
eral months, and IL was finally disposed of
by cancellation. the effect of this action
being 20 confirm the present basis of rates
AS between carloads and less than car
loads, and TO indefinitely postpone further
consideration of the existing conditions.
The matter OF the publication of rates,
from Texas points to Colorado and Utah
points was referred back TO the Colorado
Utah committee. which committee IS TO
report to the main body during the pro-
gress OF the present meeting. The associa-
ton adjourned at p. IN. to reconvene at
10 o'clock tomorrow.
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HY MEME AL.

DRAKE--MYRICk-A Texas, Jan
nary 15.-Mr. W. S. Drake and Miss Mag
Gle Nyrick were united In marriage THIS
evening at st. Davd's church and left Tor
Houston, New Orleans ana New YORK To-
night.
cAMpBE LL-siIEEKS-Mexia. Texas,
january lB.--Miss Mollic Shocks ana n.
a Campbell of this city were quietly
married last night at the residence of the
brides mother, Rev. C., II. Wright Of
iciating.
RAMSEY HOUSE-West Point, Texas
January 15.-Mr. j. w. Tansey OF Fin'
tonia and Miss Ida House of West POM
were married at the residence OF the
brides parents today at 1880 n m, rev
n. w. roland OF Flatonia officiating
rECKEI.HY MER-HAML1N - Corpus
christi Texas. January lh-Mrs. annie
IIsroiin OF this city was married ON the
l0tb in Rockport nj the residence OF Mrs
clark to Mr.. George Beckelhymer. Inc
hanpy couple arrived In the city Monday
night but viii leave In few days Tor
Houston their future home.
uIiLER-LAuVE p. Galveston, Texas
January ls.--At c O'Clock this evening air
Mark Miller. cashier Of the Galveston cits
railroad company, was united In marriast
| IN Miss Adele Lauve, daughter OF Mr ano
| Mrs. q. n. Lauye. at tho residence oil ths
|. brIde'a parents. 20)9 Bath avenue, tev
Father Reado officiating. At 100 o'cioch
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SHORT TEXAS SPE GALS.


GOLTAD--The epidemic Of measles Ia
not abatlng In the least.
kIRBYVILLE--Whiie coupling cars
brakeman Carroll lost two fingers from
his left hand.
FORT WORTH-Ed Lewis. ngcd Il,
vas severely injured by his horse falling
and rollilg over him.
EDNA-Business seems to he fairly
good considering the general financial
depression pervading the entire country.
RICHMOND The executive committee
of the JaSbird Democratic association
met today TO investigate several rumors
WAXAHACHIE--A white man at
tempted an assault on Miss Lancaster AT
her home, but she escaped after a strug-
gle
CORPUS CHRISTI-Thc schooners Alb
crdeo and Lake Austin are dlschargine
lumber here for the Mexican National
railway.
GOL1AD--,H. Herring has completed a
cotton picking machine. said TO be the
most complete and successful OF any yet
invented.
PARfs-worth and Bloom Duncan
churEod with the Killing of Dr. Lonnox
were admitted 10 bah In 5000 and 5000
which WAS given.
HLANCO--Jess Kennedy shot Ben Gage
three miles from Bianco. Cage IL dan
gerously wounded and not expected tc
live. Kennedy escaped.
JAsPER-Jasper is expecting to soor
be connected with Kirbyv!lle by daiiS
mail. ThIs will givc us The Post th'
same day 1t Is published.
NAvAsoTA-Th city council has
nranted permission TO the Southwestern
| Telephone company to construct nm
| through the city and establish an oiiie'
| here.
NITMFORp--J. X. Collier has recently
| opened np II lumber yard at this place
! and has already handled twenty carloau'
| Tho Investment Is proving success ai'
filling long felt want.
! BRyAN--The petition to abolish TN
4 civ corporation. signed by III rcsiueh
| tax payers, was presented TO the count
| nldse and he has ordered the election u
| be held on Friday, January "a ~ WIZ ~
| "a lively fight.
pt'RKEVILI,F-T.nja Spikes negro
| has been arrested and confessed TO pu'
inrlzing Giles Slngletarys store, thirt!
| miles distant Coed detective work wa
done by Deputy Sheriffs r. Il. Howard
| ard j. Il. Hnrrell.
COALGATE. /. T.-While George con
| uors was holding scrapern at Farrlmoh
Coal strip pits. part OF cnpahkpen. Gu,
| ed In on him, covering him ana one
the horses completely. lie only lived ttl
minutes after being taken out. The hofs
is crippled so badly II will have TO
shot
BuRKEvILLE--A pair OF horses be
longing to Mr.. n. f. Horrell ran ava
With n wagon and bruised nm up con
siderably, though nothing serious I'M
is the third mishap caused In the sam
manner in one year; the TITS. eaussa
| broten brenstbone, the second breakin
his right leg. from which he has Just go
so he can 10 about. and this the thiFd
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AMONG RAILWAY MEN.

aubrey Mcguire. travelling freight agent
Of the Katy, was In the city yesterday
from c. tour of interior points
General Superintendent J. W. Maxwell
of the Katy came up from Galveston yes
torday and spent the day in the city. going
North last night.
W. .. Grcsecloso assistant general
freight agent of the Katy. returned to
HEADQUARTERS in the city yesterday from
"a visit TO Galveston.
e, A. Hirschheld. travelling passenger
agent of the FoVl Worth and Denver was
in the city yesterday in the interest OF
passenger traffic and departed last night
for CorsCana.
l.. T. Meyers. formerly general superin-
tendent Of the Seaboard Air line. and n
son of Major L. 7. Meyers, president Of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac. has been appointed assistant general
superintendent Of the united states rail-
way mall service.
Major II. b. Baer. vics president of the
Galveston Houston and Henderson. is con-
fined to his home nursing severely in
jured foot as result of n little p1isr nder-
standing between himself ana n folding
bed. The ARRAY lasted but one round and
the wooden principal came out without
a scratch.
An official circular announces the ap-
pointnent Of \. i. Frazer as superintend-
ent of the Sixth division of the Southern
railway, headquarters at birmingham,
Ala, III place of j. NJ Ross, resigned.
c. a. Wicltersham also has been appointed
superintendent of the Alabama Great
Southern. with an office at Birmingham.
Il l.. Clements has been appointed 10 "A
rosition as general clerk in the office OF
Assistant General Passenger Agent Parks
of the Southern Pacific. Mr., Clements
comes to Houston highly recommended
having been with the Louisville and Nash
| Vile for some time at Lexington, Ky.
and in various capacities served with other
] Southern roads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
PALESTINE POINTERS.
Resolutions Adopted by Palestine Cam
IT q v

Resolutions Adopted by Palestine Camp,
II. G. V.
Palestine. Texas. January 1i-Paiostine
camp No. A. United Confederate Veterans,
held called meeting tonight at Glenns
hall. with j. w. Ozment. commander pre-
siding, and Il. NJ. Jackson, secretary pro
tom.
The proposition from the knights OF
Dixie for joint benefit entertainment
was heard again and acted upon favor
ably.
The committee 20 select n camp ground
near the city reported a desirable tract
found and obtainable.
These resolutions were adopted;
Whereas, Congress, from its exubcrance
Of Christmas feeling. has doled out a
little more justice to "ex-Confeds,' VINO
stepped back into "our fathers house
In good faith over thirty years ago, Gnu
ing secession and slavery forever ana
Whereas. We OF the South. both white
and colored, have ever been true TO tne
government under which we 1--we, descent.
ants of those who designed, nurturea anu
established the stars and stripes by bra'hs'
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ports Of the committees appointed at the
Buffalo meeting last July. The committees
appointed to confer with the different
lines regarding uniform charges on BIZ
cycles and baby carriages reported that
nearly all the roads In the United States
had agreed to tho charge established by
the association.
The committee on the advisability OF
scaling baggage report that 1t was not
practical. owing 10 the less Of time In
sealing the baggage, and the association
laid the matter over for consideration at
some future meeting.
Tho visitors were entertained by the
citizens tnis afternoon at Fort Sam Hops-
ton, all the troops turning out In dress
parade In their homer. Tonight they were
entertained with u Mexican supper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
VOTING FOR SENATORS.

Jackson, Miss. January 15,--The 1oinn
caucus met again tonight and took three
more ballots for United States senator.
THE last resulted as follows Money Y.
pinsrnpre 4: total 1867 necessary 20 =
cholcn So. The caucus adjourned until TO-
morrow night AZ 80,
pcs Molnes Iowa. January IL. = the
drm1cratIc le legislative joint cnuciis touny
nominated for United States senator W.
l. pabb of Mount Pleasant
Salt Lake. Utah, January b-trank =.
cnnron and Arthur Brown received tho
republican caucus nomination for sena-
tors from Utah. =. 49, -.
Columbus, Ohio. january 15,-The two
houses of tho legislature In JOINT sessr,u
at 70 o'clock confi-fncd the election OF j.
II Foraiser ns United States senator, term
10 begin March 4 1897, The senator-ciect
addressed the general assembly briefly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
TRAFFIC RETURNS.

The following earnings are reported for
the month of December and for the first
week of January,
Atchison proper. 1895. Changes.
Month December... S2,6 2i oI Inc. sl2?, $40
ST. Louis and San Fran:
Month December 5ol.21a Dec. 26.at2
Atlantic and Pacific:
Month Decembcr.... S06Su Inc. 30 299
Atchson, all lines:
Month December. 3,433052 Inc. 26,207
Cleve.. Gin, Chic. and st. H.:
Month December. 1.l55.s79 Dec. 1914
Cleveland Canton and Southern:
Month December..... 5i,l67 Inc. 6,4Si
Flint and Pere Marquette:
Month December.... 1875 Inc. 1850
Brooklyn Elevated:
First week January. S4,1s9 Inc. 4.o&
Long Island:
First week January. e5,523 Inc. b.b0t
Toledo and Ohio Central:
First week January. 3o,es4 Inc. ash
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
EMIGRANT CLEARING HOUSE.

Smcaso, January 1.-THE advisory
oS",inittee of the emigrant clearing house
y. lhe western roads met today for the
ssarnose OF inducing, If possible, the
oouthern Pacific to become a member
W Ue clearing house. The matter was
narrowed down to a question of per
images, the Southern Pacific asking for
.nore IMAM the other roads are disposed
", m,ow II. The original fight began on
.ne charges that the Southern Pacific was
laying large commissions to get the emf
oo.sht business routed by way of New
p.leans' giving 1t the long haul TO the
seine coast. The other roads have since
we commencement of the dispute beer
lowing traffic to the Atchlson. Nc
.steement was reached.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
DR.. J.E. Clemens,
An Opportunity
For
Wall Paper
Buyers.

We hive lots Of Wall Paper rs. ~
IN stock in quantity sufficient g IIS
from ~ one 10 three rooms Of kinu
wa desire to get out Of the way; y. VI
y" TO hurry them along we oner = go H.
paper and border sufhciens, , Y SsSr5 ~
wa si,. Tor ONE DOLLAR per rQo@s \ "
u, " s'I snap for close buyers and eeens ss3
10 be missed. ,,.r,.s ~ ~
goods. but Will flll all ous-ol- n u; B
with best attention. ~ IL ,}55
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
AT FORT WORTH.

Fort Worth Texas. January 1e-Al ire
National banks In Fort Worth yesterday
h, Id their usual annual election for direct
ors. Except In one or two Instances there
were no changes. the old board being re-
elected. Following is list OF the III
rectors elected:
state National-Sidncy Martin. w. j..
Harrison. John C. Harrison, e. A. Gin
ochlo, Herman Goldberg, n. II. Drummer.
]. Il. Mitchell, Colonel j. u. Crawford and
Mrs. w. NJ Harrison.
American Nationwide. ]. Shppnrd, W. j.
Boaz, Luther /, BoRg, j. j. NicKh and
james Il. Reilly.
Live Stock Natlonal-M. c. Hurley, Sen
]. Tilcr, A. $. Reed, A. j. Roe, c. II. Sili-
man. j. Morton Logan. william ID. Will
Jams. n *. Bateman and j. a. y. Evans
Farmers and Mechanics National--J' w
Spencer II. w Williams, NJ. r. Bowley
D. w Humphrey, Paul NAPLES, u. y!
Keller. John Bardon, Glen Walker and
h. o. Smith.
First Nationnl-E. u, Harold, George
jackson, -. c. Bennett, &. u. Burnett, w
II. Davis w. l.. Waggoner, H. X. Wiley
| and Zane Cetti,
Fort Worth National--E ]. Bell. a. j
! Childrcss. n. J.. Ellison. j. j. Jarvis. Nor
gan Jones, II, II. Herd. Thomas A, Tidball
| ". Harding and K NJ. Van zandt.
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blood and bread through ING. 1919 and 1881

ntpVu anu ptFiu ioAs utia ASssA
therefore
Resolved We. the members OF Palestine
camp No. a, United Confederate Veterans.
guarantee that the Southern ex-Rehels
will provo In tho future as in the past
Cun,lor the grand old rebels. Washington.
Houston and Davisl. true In all respects
10 the government under which we may
live
Resolved ., In consideration OF tho
great Christmas gift" though we banker
not for moro military honors. we Will
endeavor In tho future. MS has been the
custom, to see to II that no congressman
gets hurt, should row occur
Mayor Frank IIufsmith has appointed
Aldermen j. n. Maioney, A. w. Gregg,
J. IT, walker. from tho city: Henry Ash
and q. II. Cook IA board OF public
works.
W. y. Flanagan has returned from MS
old homo at Bryan.
A. L. Thrcadgil went to Hallettsyille
tonight on business.
tMessrs w. u. Scott Of Houston ana ".
A. Findlcy OF Waco nre here.