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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
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GbtcVra; men for to Iar iiben git ben
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at finSe ct SpUr al ben. Smi0lertjo
bar Spiritiiterne ilet Geosrist til Sislp,
% be lprer at sjsre Ssi / geiinseu.
Sise iiosn ben itOlts Camper f~urliits,
bar be isst SplDsnius ON ben i Gau.
eeuerbeusn, % osres S%eitrGbsIier Sri,
pes meo iaa meset itsrre Susr, iom
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aanoeli9s be eno er.
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bar bet bart ben @laps at bsrs, at en-
WtGnsoe Spiritiitsr baabe fiernt %
nar spbt pso, bpOr gbicOra lisser.
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furleosn: Seq bar fact ben Seifso
ira Garserne, at Gbicorn lisssr nprs
btnipr 5prst peb DSidisan City pan
tire Sapne gane. 8ruuoen iii, at ben
'aut. uar, Of ben bouoe ct SUI / Bag
snoeu. Sois narmere Splpsriuser
bebspss, iuo ilriu til mtg.
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oa be LATTE bette. Spts Stbst lager
saa tire Gasne 9auo, mat oct taIne
fees uNsn SDutqenitruuIer, ia sHoOs
nSen Sriler. 9a bet flSb paa Bats
BET, ia, BET rsmli8 Om.reut ire Japue
sIer 1s 500 ogbt. Den GaHO. irn
bar aabenbarst fig for Wrs. SielO,
ipnss at baoe liocn Grcie paa St,be ps
gpboeiOrbOlo. SnioIertiS renter ben
spoe &Oue paa fine 5000.
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/ Marbeoen al 81. Scisph bar li8eiau
litter i in Sag, ipm Mrs. Jielo. Gpr
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at ursrbsuiis en- Gel psImsHenos unss
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,ojte, brpr G9lepra iuibss. gan ped
lob 5ttemi, at GaEosrus aap0e uGbsr.
barst GAM bet, vs baErll9 Club III
hans Orb leieoe @Ittsrne en- Bugier,
baeo, iom be lob ham fOmmGupsre.
Saaoeu oampsbs aiitso til ben IIet,
bnpr Gbicora ftuloe liase; men ngels
oispis itprsts Sbearer ben paG Gruno
Ga Be par u9r pso at omfOmme ales
iarmen.
Ru &c ban tomrtsn igjsn meo en- NJ
glar. Sou pil, at @eceriet i,al i0rs
June BAN mso en- tor 2lns. iaa lfol
ban NOT firoe bet iuntne 9Th. On
&anosrue bar ia9t, at ban ia! ba G8n
paa 2ineu for at rife Siibst op, eler
ben ltal bruses iOn en- Sasio cplpies
life. Oct moriUmme CT, at SpIritIitera
mes Stanoer er iaa oumme, oS at mango
MtsnueIfer or laa bumms, at be tror
paa Splritilterues Ganber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Griierc ca @aEnct.

ata Trorio 7riD:s b,n 2Sb. Wai:
Ca sr b,tigac:, at R:eiEgir3sn5 Uasns
ter DEB D. iiOIt. gaI8 oso Ensb, ION
til Ga meo / Span;en maa 6st.gues iom
u6srt.. Gar biulp:t iine aanoioater til
at erbcloc bet forrsOn. 4uta! 5trrs
msr. 8lonbt oisis f~ortait:Itg, qaas
FUND ,r Der et, Iom iprit MI 81 bisDen
6:fisnbt ca Tcm iOrti:hG at bIiCe tjcnbt
at Gfterperoentn.
SfusplabIsn for 6iitori,H ,r gtus
daniel, en- 2aroS6s ! qrruirSitn Glis
carte. 50 Sass Fer 9aIg.n. 6,gdo
Steoets 8orgermsitsr l.bIusst al
Trsbgbcmm,r,n % en- polittonIta6s!
ia biem til en6o,r al 8sno.rn. o. fore
lanai. at Ie SoinsIti:n. Ss 6Oorioms
telit Der F1nol.s ct Spin, ruTt.oes bet
op az I'm isoe Sser og ffrtss til Ruaos
buffet. Raur p.btOmm,ro. goub. ba
fulo Of Scrbduisli. Ipuret., bpaO NE
nino:n par mso bette, iOarsoe gors,rs
ms'tsrtn:
"Sm BIZ Fsnmsr for @.sisrinpsns
q.re.o.t, f1ar ~ 81: S2in !iI6ag.
,Ftcr 9dlstlger. ! mooilt Sub IaOss
lea Tpy,i iIaat. iom befangt m,e 9ris
finer % cpbynnos."
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
IaIer bel ON nanIc Rcr.

Rors. sr blepet ct guriilnne. 3ss,
barre! tiger gisrnior. Cs tan Tan
pan n Maaoe bare Rst. 9Os bar bet
ben 9p8ips. at bet bl,psr iirrot, oa at
5nrbpgssrne iaa at iise BRACES irsm
al @lerSielsn.
amerifaueren Thomas GeSoioid
Sieele bar carst / Rorss, os ban be.
~itriOsr fine ReiieinbtrDt I en- Boa, ion,
bau !aIber A voyage 10 Viking Land.
gIcrsoc 2itslsu &C tiliaisnee, "a Be.
gen ielo sr iuIo al Sfiforiussg. iom
oiisr, at Spnei O rort 9amle JIorss
lauS tar slpri BAN sO0t. On o4roi.
,alo 1lsii. az be 80 5~aahratiOutr,
iom ~ls0Iastr bans 5,luos.is. glr.
ziesIs ca sans GsIgs rsifit IaH9s usb
api:en, bar moe | GlorSsue o. tom lice
90 III gtorStap. poa 8sisH Iutparcs
isreos tan babe be naiurIiiDuns Bar.
tlsr. bau iaa. % be WcuneFsr. iom irrs
Oeoes Der. DianSsn rsotst % traiiis
norit Sents st ipmmsn mso ps tcloer
III Suotcs amsritanse Stprfu.r.
glaRpt @auoialo | ROrss tiltdlls 2aa.
tsiosis len BAN liar, cs ban bar et yrag.
tist Siasos al ben. 8 giulSe Str.s III
Gan ie Grst Gueers e~ritsnos MalsrI
al 9siu Grop mso nnorrifrift: Gan CT
~opilanosn; ban sr life ter!" % ban
sisnsiusr bet mssst tpOclist / fin Bpa.
ROr6tap, iom logger paa en- 2. pens
Der lin mcrfe Garoe mob 9~oroisbapei,
cs ban bupos in 6ornrielis al at fsnes
en- ausls Iuo / ben; men aiampen
mcrtss. bet life os lseoe life snsans
paa Ersue. Gurppa5 norbIislte Ras
lister Jig brat Op al Sapst III en- Ssios
al bsnrto 1000 Gpb. Gefira til Gores
pollen CT bet 1900 Mil - altIaa life
Ianssre enc fra ssp CERT til Ct Iaul.
Ur. Gi,sls % bans 6aatr isate life
at iOmme bio; be pusrios be. I'll DR..
9aui.n o. 9uiiisiisren &nsrec.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
Srnttburit, Qla.

Sneu Eru!tburH bar coer 1000 SrO.
Sper 500 Gtanoinnoer. e. $4,000
outel. Gooi 8auo oa soot Slima.
Slgb er 10 Gcres @iuaare, fun 10000.
isO 2 Gcres bsplariroe; paa Iette BstaIinass
8iIIaar. Gm TO aar, naar 8rnAapen bRrer
aiol ubbDtte, briussr ben Dem ntnoIt $3.50
7. gcre buert Gar.
S,rIo itrnr siter giriulrre o. Sort. Sri.
I ale. j A. Westerlund & Co,
F%ruithurst. Ala
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
v. v. v.

Varley's Vigor of Vitality.
Trn 5, ne lrsrrliesge spssisu. II sSrr T!sfe
VARLEY'S EMINENT.
gsI UtOtr smstisu dec; SOC " 81 p 6Iaat
VARLEY'S LUNG TABLETS
Sarautrrss ct iErsre ale srinlsinaoonms; SOC 5Iai'n
Varley's Laxative Tablets.
upmart,os for iroiif Ggri,ppptiie; iun iot BIa;sa.
usentsr puifes.
Marley Chemical CO., eS7 w. Polk St, Chinro.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07

GUN Ian.o. fit irpn,ss eos.s mob
bans Sfulser.
90 bpiF.be ban, 'e.rion BIT eos,o Bar,
,uuoe bill. Der b.fanois!'
9.rm,o trnfts ban if.. mere pssr ben
gag, isr ban i,ut paa gft,n,n tom bitm
% uto Sirlp al ammcnia! o. aIiobol for.
9irOts prsoi0, paa AZ gats GIri.egzs al fin
Sraiteiraps.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07

psrt .sst Sent r Re Ripper, paa billie
d mas Sssss sers ~eatfssteasr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07

gaar man siaipsr ia i,lV, iaa sr mon bern
siulstu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-07
eaIsSmano enifes. 500 III s12

ON Raausosu % llcsiiier. Stabelp1re.
stilius permanent, bebassl,s % barb at
eiteripaes. Seuo GrtmRrte. Gerest:
ams Ris. Co. Z i5s, gsieasp, ga. 4laIa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
Terra Alta.
'rrespondonce Of tho Argus.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Congressman Dayton spoke TO a fair
sized audience in the Opera House here
last Tuesday evening AS vet we have
heard of but two conversions from the
effects of his speech. They will both
vote for Junior" Brown.
DIR. Lanham, of Newburg, was in
town last week. We understand he is
making arrangements to go 10 the
State Senate in couple of years.
Guess you had better arrange TO delay
your start Doctor, as we have already
planned TO send Hon. w. IL. Glover
there. We may conclude to send you
later.
Henry Rowland, of Washington Co.
Md, one of the best known cattle buy
ers who comes TO Preston county. was
In town last week. Mr.. Rowland has
always been an ardent Republican. but
says he can't go Mckinley and the
single gold standard and this year he
will cast his vote for Bryan and tho
restoration of silver to its proper place.
We know a number Of the Republi-
can brethren who are arranging 20
take charge Of the Terra Alta post
office in the event of the election Of
Mr. Mckinley. There can be but one
postmaster. gentlemen, and his name
will be Glover. SO you needn't lose
any sleep worrying about who you will
get on your bond. Paste this in your
hat for future reference.
A correspondent of the New York
World, in summing up the situation in
Maryland, claims that Washington
county will give Mckinley 10000 ma
jority. A reference 60 the World Al
manac will show you that the total
vote in that county at the last election
was only 9,G99. So according to the
World, Mckinley will get all the votes
in the county and 301 more II he can
do this we'll in the balance OF the coun-
ties, he ought 70 come pretty nearly
carrying the State This sort of fgur-
ing reminds me very much Of Bro.
Dawson's estimates on the vote in West
Virginia. They smell fshy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
Tuansl.ca talk.
Jurisprudence Of the Argus.
Bryan. Mats and Brown.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Bryan, Mats and Brown.
What is the matter with snvere
Guy Bonafeld left last week FOR Cali
fornia.
Miss Grace Flynn. of Kingwood, is
visiting Mrs John Whitaker.
Seems like the Republicans smell a
mice by the looks OF the dirty, rotten
literature they are circulating.
Quite number OF our people heard
Hon VIM. j. Bryan speak in Grafton.
September S0th. IL was estimated that
g were yelling for Bryan TO l for Me-
IIinley.
Things are all right here. thank you
Work is good and few of our citizens
are getting their eyes open TO the fact
that we have outlived the need of pro-
lection. aud that IL is not To their in
terest to vote for Mark Hanna for
President next month.
would like to call the attention Of
the voters of the second district TO an
event that happened on the day OF the
~.
Preston county. As soon AS the news
wentoutone of our Preston county men
wired To Newburg To draw on him for
800, and more if needed. This young
man also contributed to the suffering
victims of the Johnstown flood. His
history in West Virginia, and especially
in Preston county, has always been an
open pocket-book TO the poor who
came under his notice. He is the young
man whom the Republicans OF the
Second district tell you, in the face of
these facts, is no friend to the poor
man. This man, voters of the Second
district, is before you for Congress, and
this champion Of the poor mans inter
est is Hon. VIM. q. Brown, OF Preston
county
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
Order of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA, a..
AZ rules held In tho clerks ofico Of tho Cir
cult Court of Preston county. on the first Mon
day Of October. 1890.
Minnie NJ. Thatcher
VS.. Divorce
Charles w. Thatcher.
SUMMONS.
TnH STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,
Ia The hhoPiF of Pre~fOn CoHufv, OrccfiBO :
You arc hereby commanded TO summon Chas
W. Thatcher 90 appearin the clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court ot Preston county. at ru,ca TO
he held for the said court on tho first Monday
OF October. next 20 answer 1911 IN Equity. IN
favor 81 Minnie NJ. Thatcher, And have then
Witness, j. w. Watson. clerk OF the eaid
court. mt Kingwood, the 9TH day Of September,
1885, and In the 3fth year 81 the state.
J. W. WATSON, Clerk.
sHERIFF's RETURN
Charles w. Thatcher IL no inhabitant ~ my
county. nor found therein this 9TH day OF Octo-
Der. 1896. Id. McNffLEr.
Deputy Sheriff for Leroy shaw, sheriff OF
Preston county.
The object Of this suit Is % obtain divorce
from tho bonds Of inatrimOuy from tho defend
ant. And II appearing that The defendant,
Charles w. Thatcher, Is not "a resident Of this
state. on motion Of the plaintiff ~ Is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here within
one month after the date Of the flrgt publication
interest and that this order be published in
Tho West Virginia Argus, a newspaper publish.
ed in this county.
q oopy-.'Test: NV. wAgroT. clerk.
=. J. CnOdAN Counsel for P1aintin,
0Ob-g0- 3t-e7 CO..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15

I have berries grnpos and UonoIoa- n
year old, fresh rs when picked. I use
the California Cold process do not heat
or seal the fruit. just put 10 up cold.
Keeps perfectly fresh, and costs almost
nothing can put up a bushel i'm ten
minutes Last week I sold directions
70 over 100 families anyone will pay
% dollar for directions when they see
The beautiful samples Of fruit. As
there are many people poor like myself.
! consider 10 my duty TO give nv exc
pericnco TO such.aud feel confident any
one can make one or two hundred dol
lars 'rouud home in n few days. I will
mail sample OF fruit and complete di.
iections, 90 any Of your readers. for
eighteen two-cent stamps. which Is only
The nctual cost Of the samples. postage.
etc. TO me.
tSt FRANCIS CASEY ST Louis. No.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
Commissioners Notice.
ComsIssioEER's OFFICE,
KingwOod. W. Va, Oct. end, l6p0'
VIM. q Brown
Va. fEQultg.

Henry n Reed % al.
Tho above obtitled chaucery cause. by n de-
cree 81 the Circuit Court Of Preston county
made therein. ON tire 10Th day of July, A. D.,
1901. having been referred To the undersigned
Commissioner in Chauccry, with the following
directions 10 ascertain and report the real
estate owned by the dofepdant, Horny NJ. Reed.
the state and condition ~ the title thereto. tho
annual rental value thereof. the Hens and
charges thereon. their amounts character. pri-
critics, and 20 whom owing; and that he report
any Other pertinent matter which may be deem
cd 90 by himself. or required by tho parties or
both % them The parties t. sgi0 oause 90
Wit; William brown plaintiff, and Henry
n. Reed. WIN. Lyon. Barton Core. Thomas y.
Davis. James a q. Cos. trustee. Frank Cox, trus.
tee, Goo. a, Waila trustee. VIM. H. West ana
Clarence Il. Dill, o1r's. Of faunceiot John. do
ceased Jno y. Murdoch and VI. ~ Murdoch.
Second Natiofial Bank ~ Morgantown cor
poration egisiing aud doing business under tho
laws ~ the United states 81 America. y. a.
Herman and ~ III Leonard. dgfendents, Will
therefore. take notice. mat. on the 10th day 81
NOYefnb Der. a. ID 1905. 40 my Onicc lu KING.
wood. Preston county. West Virginia, ! shall
proceed 60 execute said decree.
giyon under my baud this 9nd day 81 Ociobcr'
A. b. 1896. NKfLJ. fOuTsgv. COn'T
BnOwH IS HYDE Counsel for Plnintin.
Gu-g gG-ff 81 fOl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
wrlts or Attachment.

J. Ami Everly "a, and Lille A. For
man 30
Henry D. Torman 22, and Ada Grace
Baker 20
Dennis w. Alternately so, and Jenn lie
Wilt 90
Lloyd T.. Taylor %, AID Annie NJ.
Tanner 2i.
Ulysses G. Myers 25, and Isabella
Mankins 26.
Joseph l. Dewitt 81, and Elizabeth
Whittier 10.
All native ?restonians except Mr..
Forman. who lives in Taylor county,
and Myers. who was born in Barbour.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15

When children are attacked with
cough, cold and Group, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup win prove a quick and
sure cure. Mr.. Elmer J.. Baker,
Blandon, Pa, writes eve have
used DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for cough,
cold and Group, and found Il the best
cough medicine and cure for these
affections. We never run out Of IL,
but always keep IL on hand" Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup Is sold everywhere
FOR Is cents. Insist on having IL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
Notice To Creditors.

To the Creditors Of VIM. 4. Larnw. deceased;
In pursuance of a decree Of the circuit Court
OF the County OF Preston, made In a canse
therein pending, TO subject the real estate ~
the said Laraw TO the payment of his debts.
you are required To present your claims against
tho estate ~ the said VIM. A. Laraw FOR I'D
judication TO w. II. pnrkhurst. Commissioners
az his o'iice In the said county on or before the
10th day of November next
witness. j. w. watson. clerk Of said Coaft
this 10th day OF September 1891.
J. ". WATSON Clerk
p. j. CRo9AF, Atty. O. $3.50 ct 81 2O)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
More Curative Power

is contained in a bottle Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla than in any similar prepare
ton. II costs the proprietor and man
ufacturer more. II costs the jobber
more and IL is worth more TO the CON
sumor IT has record OF cures un-
known TO any other preparation. u is
the best 20 buy because It is the One
True Blood Purifier
Hoods Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Gentle, re-
liable, sure.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
PUBLIC sALRi

! viii sell at public sale 90 tho high
est bidder the following property on
the 29th day Of Oct 1896 One Safe.
two Chests. one Bedstead and BEDDING.
Carpets, Bed Quilts and Blankets one
Set Of Chairs, one Sewing Machine.
one bight-day Clock, one Cook Stove.
one Mich Cow and lot Of Bees and
Honey Terms made known on dav Of
sale. WM. ALBm0uT
Near Valley Point w Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
Notice To Creditor

To the Creditors OF Chas..W Hornhv, dcceaeed, .
IN pursuance OF n decree OF the Circuit Court
10 tho county of Preston. made la cause
therein pending. 90 subject the real estate OF
The said Horribly 10 the paymCpt ~ his debts.
you are re ulred 10 present your claims against
the estate OF the said Chas W Horribly for nd =
iudication Ia w. %. Pari,hurst, CommisNion
~ his once IN the said county on or before tho
18th day uf November next
witness, j. w Watson, Clerg OF said Court
this 18th day of September. ifrl
j. " WATSON cork
f.d. CnodAS, Atty. @ - SO ct; 4 e0)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15

On account Of the Annual Encamp-
meut Of the Union Veteran Legion
70 be held nt Washington. y. O.. Oc-
tober l4-I7 the r. g. o r.. r.. will sell
excursion tickets % Washington at one
fare for the round trip from an points
on It's lines From PittsburU. Wheel
ing, Parkersburg and points east
thereof tickets viii be sold October nj.
rs, and ~, and be valid for return
passage until October 25tL,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-10-15
HOtice to Lien Holders.

TO az rcrsons holding liens by judgement. or
olhe. Gise gn the fcal estate, OF any other
~ pursuance ~ decree n the Circuit Court
81 Preston county. made iu the cause therein
pending. % subject the real estate ~ The said
Henry III. Reed e. Tho satisfaction ~ the liens
t1efeon you ere hereby required 90 present an
elalms held ~ you and each Of V0u against tho
said Henry H. Reed which arc liens on hia real
estate uI any part 81 Do. Tor adjudication 10 mo-
on ny once in kiuHWOud. Preston county. West
Virginia. on on before tho 10th day Of NoVom-
Der. 50 D.. 1896
Given under my hand this qnd day Of Octo.
Dor y % lsYl. NErLJ. funfarF.
Jus ~ 4t~t3 hJD COmmisslouof.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-30
THE P0STAL-OARD BALLOT.

The surest evidence of the election of
Mckinley and Hobart is to be found in the
state. of public opinion. The elements op-
posed to Bryan constitute such an over
whelming majority of the people of the
United States, including Democrats as
we'll as Republicans, that it is impossible
for him and the agitators who are back OF
him to make headway against them. If
any further evidence were needed it would
be found in the postal-card ballot taken
by the Chicago Record. That ballot h as
just been closed and the result confirms
the observation of intelligent citizens.
The ballot taken by the Record includes
240,0 900 votes, received from twelve States.
A count of the vote shows that Mckinley
received 173. sol, Bryan 60, ,235 and Palmer
1858. Among the twelve States were the
so-called doubtful ones OF Tennessee, Mis-
souri,, Kansas. Nebraska, Michigan and
Indiana. According to the poll none OF
these States can any longer be considered
doubtful.
In Misso ur;, where the com bination be-
tween Po puiists and Democrats had hoped
to overwhelm the Republican ticket, thew
polled but 9149 votes, against 990S for Nc
Kinley. In Bryan's own State, Nebraska,
he received but 21S2 votes, against 5S71 for
his opponent. Kansas gave Mckinley
6941. against 1884 for Bryan. While Indiana
gives 1878 for Mckinley, against 5710 for
Bryan.
The Chicago vote was exceptionally sur
prising. 1t was believed that the large
Altgeld following among the discontented
would enable the Bryanites to carry the
city. TIE poll, however. shows that Mr..
Bryan received but IA, 179 votes, while Nc
Kinley received 67,795.
1t is true that This postal-card ballot was
taken from that class of people who are at
least intelligent enough to know how to
read and write, and does not represent
the ignorant portion Of the community.
Nevertheless, as the great majority of the
American people are intelligent and edu-
Gated. it may be fairly considered q repre-
sentative vote. 1t discloses condition OF
the public mind which will be surprising
to those who have not carefully observed
the trend of public opinion since the
announcement of the platform and ticket
put forth at Chicago. Nearly the whole
strength of the American people is in
this campaign on the side of law and or
der, against agitators and the attempt to
excite discomfort among the people. The
election of Mckinley. is therefore as GER
tain as the coming of the Sd OF Novem Der.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-30
PERSON AL.

A. H..Conan of Loomis is at the Occidental.
H. F. Richards OF Los Angeles is at the Grand.
E. s. Moulton of Riverside is among the vis-
itors here.
D. A. Monroe, a merchant of Seattle, is at the
Cosmopolitan.
E. C. Apperson OF Santa Clara is in the City
for brief stay.
Professor E. II. Grlggs OF Stanford University
is at the Grand.
E. D. Dowd, a cattle-rancher of Nevada, is at
the Cosmopolitan.
7. H. selvage, an attorney OF Enreka. Hum
boldt Bay is in town.
Ex-Mayor J. spinney of Fresno is among the.
arrivals al the Grand.
w. A. Sehorn, general goods dealer of Will
lows, is on visit here.
Mrs. 1. B. Baker al Merced is in the City, at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
]. w. Robinson and Mrs. Robinson OF Liver
more are at the Occidental.
Among the arrivals at the Baldwin is NJ. J.
Eldridge OF Rochester, N. Y.
J. 7. Taylor, manager of the Hearst interests
at Bakersfield, is in the City.
John W. Munday and E. ]. Adcock. attorneys,
OF Chicago, are at the Falnce.
John Foshay, general merchant of Albany,
Or, is among the arrivals here. :.
q &Benjamin Johnson, who is engaged in min
ing at Copperop0lis, is at the Occidental
c. 4. Smith. vineyardist of Fresno, is In town
and stopping at the COSMOPOLITAN Hotel.
Albert Allen, mining man of Spokane, is
at the Palace accompanied by Mrs. Allen.
G. C. Freeman, an attorney of Fresno, is
among those who are here from the south.
]. d. Cochrane, one of the rgest land
owners the vicinity of Gonzales IL at th a
Russ.
in town ana located at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
Harbor Commissioner Chadbourne las re-
turned here after several weeks absence in
the East.
A. V. Wadha ms, a wealthy resident of Wad-
hams N. Y, is at the Palace. He is here
largely for pleasure.
C. s Cummings and F. H. Cummings of Nor
way, Mo-, large wool-buyers, are stopping at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
George Standahe and wife of Montana, old
Californians, will winter in the City, and are
staying at the Cosmopolitan.
Saryo Mine, wealthy Japanese merchant
who has been visiting New York, is here on
his way to his home in Toxic.
James Colley who owns mining property at
Nevada City and who has been many years
engaged in mining lis here on a business trip
John w. Mitchell and E. H. lame, leading
attorneys of Los Angeles, are at the Palace.
They have been making Democratic speeches
over the State.
Captain E. Coffin of the whaling-ship Ro-
sairo and Captain ]. D. Wing OF the steam brig
Turlock, who have been on voyage TO the
Arctic, are at the Russ.