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REAL NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.
To NomInnte Presidential Electors and
S0und-money Congresnmrn.

To NouInnte Presidential Electors and
sound-mouey ConEressmrn.
The New Jersey State Committee OF the
sound.moEey Democrats held a meeting yester-
day afternoon in Taylor's Hotel Jersey City.
Fifteen members OF the committee were pres
ent The absehtecs sent word to Chairman
Henry ID. Winton that they were detained by
business or other engagements. but that they
were prepared to perform any duties that might
be assigned to them. The members who were
present made encouraging reports from their
respective counties. The situation was fully
discussed and rlans were adopted for conduct
ing the campaign.
1t was arranged to hold meetings in every
part of the state and form organizations in
every county. Campaign documents will lie
sent out from the state Committees headouar-
ters, which will he established in Jersey i',Ty
Under the Wert's Election law IL will b.. ner.s
sary TO have the third party candi idat. nomi-
mated by petition in order get Ofiic .al ballots
IL was decided TO nominate only Presidential
electors ana Congressional candidates.
CHAIRMAN w linton appointed as All Executive
Somnllttee James j. Bergen of Somerset ex-
speaker or the Assembly; DIR. Leonard J. Cor
don OF Hudson. Gen. +. +. Meany OF Essex ex-
senator Jonathan Blackwell OF Mercer and 4
De Ronde OF Essex. As soon as the necessary
signatures are obtained the list of PresidentinI
electors Will be filed in the office of The Secre-
tary or state In Trenton. DIR. Gordon and Law
Yer ptt0 Grouse were appointed n committees 10
secure suitable headquarters in Jersey CITY All
legal questions will be referred to ex- Speaker
Bergen.
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SIHJUH PERKS UP 4 BIT.
Gets $4,000 from "A Gold Miaer'' and
Supprenscs u Song MT His Own Expenne.

Suppress-s IL Song nj His Own Expense
The Hon. Mr.. Siniun. who still holds the title
OF Treasurer for the Popocratic outfit against
all corners, although his duties are light. de-
clarcd yesterday in an official interview that he
had received II contribution of $40. 900 for cam
paign purposes. 1T came from gold miner"
said Mr.. Sinjun. NO. it wasn't from Stewart
or Jones OF Nevada. Make mp your mind TO
that 1t didn't come from either of them. 1t
came from n man further West. The ErcninJ
Post says I'm greatly excited over this contribu-
tion. am not. | want to tell you that re-
ceived 1t last night. and went home and went
to sleep just as though nothing had happened.
wasn't bit excited over it. l can't tell you
Bu. wasn't excited over it; That much / can
saay p9SSitiysy 'Sn and ihhk know myself better
The Hon Mr. Sinjun had a little matter which
caused him annoyance. ]. \. Stevens is Vice
Chairman OF the National Silver party. lie was
was on his why to New York to have Mr.. Sinjun
deposed as Treasurer of the Silver party. be-
American, Marseillaise." MIR. sinjun denied
"Mr. stevens is on his way to Denver. did
confer with the author Of 1t song 40 be known
as the American Marselllaise." gave him
Jones; didn't order 5oo.o 900 copies. as DH" re-.
ported. There was II misunderstanding. and j
t,nnraS pan sse ,5 Gi . out of my own PICKET have
copy 1t seemed to me mex pedien to use the song
as campaign song, subject. as | knew wa
would bo. to hypercrticism. The title, "Ameri-
can Marseillase." is somewhat dubious. Here
10 one Of the stnnZas:
The sun ring mother, mute appeals
AS q Iildren round her cling;
The father, seeking work, DIES spairs:
No slcCor can no bring.
Thus driv'n to sRv v'rs, crime. or death
He proudly makes his choice,
And slays his children wife and self
For tue rich heed not his voice.
This refrain goes with each stanza:
M crown OF tlorns shall press tho toers brow.
brow ~
NO cross OF gold shall cruelty the poor man now;
Yes, cross Of gold. cross Of gold
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deformity in. on or under the skin tha. en,,o,
be painlessly and permanently eradiceted. Tn.
place where these remarkable improvements
upon nature are performed is at the John II
Woodbury. Dermatologcal Institute Tho main
establishment is at No. 1o7 West 42t a., Nav
York. and there are branches at the following
places: Boston. IL Winter street: philadelphia
1,als Walnut street; Chicago. l55 State stree,
Dermatologist Woodbury. has had over twen,,
years successful experience in curing skin d,..
eases and eradicating facial bleml,hes. As,oe,.
Rted with him are twenty three skilled phr,L
clans and surgeons.
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TTOMISG,S THREE rorEs.
Gov. Hichnrds Thinks His State VIII
Choose Republican EIectors


OAKLAND. Cal. Sept. s.-.W. A. Richards. the
Republican Governor OF Wyoming is in this city
on visit accompanied by his wife. Gov. Rich
ards fully believes that Wyoming will cleo,
three Republican electors. I'VE believe" ne
said. I'VE can carry the State for Mckinley and
we will leave no stone unturned TO do it 1t is
true we are only a small state and have but
three electoral totes. but things might so han
pen that those three votes would he nece-snry
column. ''
wyoming 10 not the only State in which the
supporters OF Bryan may receive a surprise In
Coioraho although II will 20 FOR BRYAN there il
gong 70 be much larger vote for Mckinley
than the newspapers would like to admit and
think the Republicans may choose tn. stats
Officers or course Sentor Teller has been told by
tnt sver men that he will be returned to the sem
nte. but there are Others who have been schem-
ing Tor many years I" capture the Seuatorship.
ana 1t IL within the bounds of possibility that
Teller will iind himself deceived Tho rpshot
OF II All will be that Senator Wolcott will
situation" - "
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TAMMANY WOODEN INDIANS.
A Delegation to Buffalo with tho Live Mer
Left on IL.

Left on IL.
Tammany has rarely, IL ever sent so many
unknown men to State Convention as were
elected last night for delegates TO Buffalo.
Nor was there ever n time before that district
leaders were not anxious to go. The returns
show that several district leaders refrained
from electing themselves. This was the cnse
with Rollin NJ. Morgan and e1-City Chamber
lain T. c. L. Grain. Both these men are known
to be opposed to tho frce-silver plank OF the
platform which. it has been agreed must be en-
dorsed at Buffalo They members OF the
Executive Committee from the Twenty ninth
district.
John j. Scannell and Edward Kearney. the
leaders in the Twenty fifth district. also kept
off the ticket. Mr.. kearney is prominent
business man and hasiitold his friends nat lie
intends to support Mckinley. Another man
who will be conspicuously absent from the dele
CATION 10 James j. Martin. Chairman OF Tam
manv's Executive Committee. He is the leader
In the Twenty seventh district.
The names OF eN-Mayors tiiiroy and Grant do
not appear In the list. although they have al
most invaria blv bee namong State delegates for
ten years and more.
the leaders md placeholders who were elected
was ex-Surrogate Rastus ). Hanson. a former
the Seventeenth district
The delegates and about 900 other Tammany
braves will leave for Buffalo on next Tuesday
over four ditferen: railroads. The headquar-
ters OF the organization will be at the Gonesce
House.
The Tammnny Hall Executive Committee
will meet att o'clock this afternoon 10 fix the
dates for the primaries TO nominate candidates
for Congress and Assembly aud elect delegates
TO the County Convention. By this time. in an
ordinary campaign. all the nominations have
been practically decided OH by Tammany. but
1t is to-day a matter of speculation in many
Congress and Assembly districts who will be
the nominees.
the fact that the Buffalo Convention is ex-
pected to endorse the Chicago platform has
practically taken everr gold Democrat out Of
there No
looking for Congress nominations except Will
lam SulZer. james J. Walsh will probably be
nominated in the Eighth district. and the talk
now is in favor OF nominating Congressman
Amos J. Cummings of the Tenth district in the
seventh. He is resident OF the Seventh dis
trict. from which he was originally elected.
John G. Sheshan said yesterday that the or
ganiZation will begin an active campaign for
Bryan after the return from Buffalo. The COM
mittee on speakers is already arranging the
details and securing n list of speakers who are
willing 20 talk in favor of hfty-three-cent
dollar
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BHrhN GOING NOME.
lite Oratory on Tap TIL Nearly Nidnirhs
and Flowed AGain at tnnrise.

BuaLISGToN. la. Sent. s.-GalosburR. ILL.,,
furnished tho biggest crowd that gathered to
see Mr.. Bryan during last nights journey, fully
5000 people being packed closely about the
truck from which he spoke. IL Was only after n
truck from which lie spoke.
Monmouth ILL.,. reached at l0:45 T. NJ. was
tho last place where Mr.. Bryan spoke last
night The crowd was large ana cheered with
out stint.
OMAHA Neb.. Sept. s.--After n night in n
sleeping car Mr.. Bryan rose at o:30 this morning
10 greet u crowd gathered on tho platform at
Malvern, la. He made speeches at various
stations. At Plattsmouth. in his own State, he
said
II have not found any npore enthusiasm any
where than in the neiRhbo rhood of New York
city, and all through the Stale OF New York and
all through Pennsylvania the reports which
Republicans are 80 encouraging that you can
hardly believe they are entire!y true. ! used TO
think ought to have n mourners bench at
our meetings. so those that were under
victiOn and about 10 undergo a change Of heart
might come TO the mourners' bench. Laugh;
bench they como shouting, they aro so glad.
Among the Republic icans who have come
enthusiasm as there Is among the Democrats.
IA voice. More."l Aud ! rnlly believe that
tion we have taken on the money question we
are going to get sixteen who are not Democrats.
stand what 1U to means and give various dell
nitions, believe that definition 10 the one they
fear most tLnughterl.
In one county in Ohio. where the vote was
FIVE to one for the Republicans. there have been
thirty-three speeches made by silver Repub-
lcans. and they say they arc going to carry that
county; and wherever / nave been men have
told me they were Itepublcans from the time
they first voted for lincoln and some even for
Fremont. and this il the first time they ever
voted the Democratic ticket, but they consid-
cred 1t as important now to have this country
govern itself as ever before. and they are Just
Hs earnest now In trying to release the people
from financial bondage as they have ever been
In advocating the principles OF tho Republican
party. lApplause.
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71hLMAN,s ADrIcE TO ErANx.
The Senator Says He Told tho Governor
20 Turn the Knncnln Ont.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. S.-Senator Tillman last
night. in discussing the dispatches from Column
bin. $. c., detailing disclosures Of improper
practices on the part OF officials connected with
the State dispensury OF liquors, said that he had
known for some time that AN Investigation OF
such charges Ind been i'll progress. Gov. Evans
had consulted him about them.
My aavice to him." said the Senator. was
to search the scandal to the bottom ana punish
any person found guilty. II officials, remove
them from Office and then prosecute them crmi-
nnlly afterward. AT that time the evidence did
not seem conclusive. but my advces received
since seem clearer. The confession OF MiSson's
con: IL authentic, should leave doubt.
There Is no doubt that Il great deal has to be
LETT TO the honesty OF men who handle public
funds. II they are honest they will keep their
hands clean. II dishonest. they can yet the
better OF almost ANY system for while. All we
can 10 Is TO punish them when detected"
The sun., 1896-09-09

CHICAGO, sept. S.-Chairman Bynum Of the
National Democratic Committee secured quar-
ters at the Palmer House to-day for the cam
paign committee. He expects to open the head
quarters week from next Monday
Congressnnn Sperry Of Connecticut n Demo-
cSat who LAS been making An extensive tour OF
me Mest. called At the Palmer House head
quarters: ie predicted that Connecticut would
give Mckinley 10000 maiorltN w
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crooked or broken noses are corrected. the
humps are rsmoved from prominent Roman
noses, and red noses arc changed TO lighter
tints. Wrinkles are permanently removed, fall
ing hair is stopped. and pimples. red ve!na
oirthmarks. scars, superhuous hair and a.! sin,i.
lar blem;shes are eradicated.
Ihe ices are moderate. Consultation is free
IN person or by letter. The New York estab-
lishment Is open till g o'clock each evening. and
Sundays from 10 TO 1o O'Clock. Other hours nv
appointment.
Persons living at a distance should send for a
The sun., 1896-09-09
WHY NOT Be GOOD-lOOKING3
n YOU DON'T LIKE f YoUR rrArr,r
THEY CAN BE CHANGED

All Kinds or Facial Bi.u,ishes A..
iessiy and Permanently Rrmo,ea-r.
Are Moderate and There Is No c,.
for Consuitntion.
1t Is no longer necessary to GO th,ous, 10.
with the face and features nature gave yop
II you don't like your nose. It can he cb,,,
to suit you and II your ears, mouth. or o,h,,
features are not satisfactory, they too, can \.
improved. In short there is no bcmIsh. p,,, =.
The sun., 1896-09-09
HARELIP MADE PERFECT.

At the main establishment and a. each
branch there is fine static electric machine.
Treatments from these machines are very bene-
hcial In cases OF rheumatism, neuralgia. s,ff-
ness and soreness and nervous diseases. There
Is no shock or disrohirg The effect Is pleasant
and soothing. and It results in an increased
circulation OF the blood and the better per-
forEaance of all the nerves. tissues. md muscles.
Woodbury's Facial Soap is absolutely pure
1t cleanses and beauties the complexion aad 70
The sun., 1896-09-09
Has Cleveland Asked Auditor Baldwin to
Resl9nf

LAUREL, Md, Sept. SIT is said here to-day
on excellent authority that Deputy Auditor of
the Treasury +. i. Baldwin. who invited silver
dollar Bland to speak here. has been invited by
President Cleveland TO resign. Mr.. baldwin is
an ardent free-silver man and has himself made 0
tneeches In favor Of Bryan and Sewal. When
Mr. baldwin WAS asked today whether the
President had requested his retirement ne de-
clined 10 talk, but friends very close 70 him say
IL is true.
The sun., 1896-09-09
corumSu.. Hoel,.s Valley and Toledo,

CoLuMhrs, o.. sept s.-The stock holders Of
the columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo Rail.
way Company to-day authorized the issuing or
IN bonds TO replace existing bonded
lhueoteuness and cover OUTSTANDING indsh,.T
ness OF all kinds, the bonds TO be secured nv n
gemeI~l mortgage covering all the properly of Inc
somphny' Conserving this reported conaolida
lion o. the road with the Pere MaroueIIs' prn.f-
gent hy@n OF The Board OF Directors d.eIios5
The sun., 1896-09-09
souND-MoNEr MEETINGS DAILY
Commercial Travellers Will Hear Hobart
aad Depew To-day

Tho first big meeting of the Commercial
ira'e'iers sound-money League Will be:held
al neon to-day in the store which has been
turned over for their use at Broadway ond
Prince street. Mr. Hobart. the Republican
candidate for Vice President. has agreed IN ha
present and speak and so has d.. Depew'
iireS irireS'a.nt EDWARD Laute bach of tho Repub.
These no9nday meetings will be CONTINUED
9aiIy during the campaign. They will be ad
dressed by the leading business men In the
country. Besides the attractions IN the way
OF distinguished speakers to-day there viii
ne musical programme with new campaign
songs by the Commercial Travellcrs' Quar-.
The sun., 1896-09-09
Bryan silent About Watson.

CHICAGO. Sept s.-Just before the train
which bore Mr.. Bryan West left the station
last nigh. a copy ot Thomas +. Watson's speech.
delivered ut Dallas. Tex. yesterday was
handed him. He was asked to express him sci (
on the speech. hut refused.
:" have nothing 10 say on the subject at
present." said MIR. Bryan. II do not care to
discuss it,"
The sun., 1896-09-09
CONNECTICUT PRoHIn111oyrs1s
State Omcers y omIn ate Women DeIerate,
In the Convention.

In the Convention.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. s.-The Counectt-
cut Prohibitonsts met in Convention here this
morning. Nearly 100 delegates. many OF them
women. properly accredited. were in Warner
Hall when the body organized. Allen b. Lin
coin OF Willimantic was temporary Chairman.
during the recess the Fourth district nomi-
IN the Second district there was quite q contest
iior the nomination. Prof. William Park BRAD
ICY OF W esleyan University finally secured the
Rn.nninaton The other candidate was c. N.
This ticket was nominated. Govsr,or Ed
ward g. Manchester. Winsted: Lieutenant
Secrsfnr' SSoysthpr' steele, New Britain: State
Treasurer. George b. Fenner Groton: Cnmn;
trclier, A. c. Barton. Chatham
The sun., 1896-09-09
Union Veterans Organize 10 Defeat the
POpocratic Ticket.

Tho Union Veterans Patriotic League had a
preliminary meeting in Newark last night and
enrolled sixty members, The organization will
oppose the election OF Bryan and Sewall on the
ground that the honor OF the country In at
stake. Robert y. Elder WAS elected tom Dorary
Chairman and Col. William a. Clark Secretary
tion; Col William NJ. Morris. Col. j. r. Null
ken, Capt. william $. Lambert. IL was decided
TO ask Gen. Sckles to address the league.
The sun., 1896-09-09
BELL An ORIGINAL sILvEnIrE
The Deputy Commissioner or Pension,
PrOcinin,s Ills Faith.

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-Numerous state
ments have appeared as to the attitude OF
Henry e. Bell of Illinois, Deputy Commits
sioner of Pensions, TO the silver question. One
was tnat he became silver man only after
failure to secure promotion. Replying to some
OF these criticisms, Mr. Bell said to-day:
am not recent convert to free silver but
] have been advoc ating IL openly ana above
board, as every body Knows who knows mo- for
years, was in full sympathy with my party in
Illinois at the time Of the silver Convention in
that state. over a year ago Moreover. | have
mover been an applicant for any promotion in
the Pension Bureau since secured my present
appointment as Deputy Commissioner Of PEN
siuns. nor have ever expected any promotion
The sun., 1896-09-09
Real Democrat. In Alabama Active.

MONTGOMERY. Ala Sept. s.-The State Ex-
ecutve Committee OF the National Democrats
met hero to-day, and ordered mass meetings
held In al Of the counties Of the State on Sen,
20 10 select delegates to the district Congress
conventions OF that party n week later. NOmi-
heeE Tor Congress will be put out IN every dis
trict Nominations have already been made in
The sun., 1896-09-09
TIGL Gen. BLACK DECLINEq
Illinois Democrats May Have to Get An.
Other CnndIdnte for (soxcrnor

A'Hnois democrats May Have to Get An
other Candidate for Governor.
CHICAGO. Sept. s.-The Illinois committee of
the National Democratic party held two meet
inRs to-day. The probability that Gen. John C.
Black would decline to remain at the head of
the state ticket was discussed for several hours.
The committee was informed that Gen. Black
would formally make known his intentions to-
morrow morning in n letter OF acceptance or re-
fusal addressed TO the committee. which will
meet at o o'clock.
The general opinion OF the committeeman 10
that another nomination for Governor will have
to be made by them.
The sun., 1896-09-09
POpoera,s Else. Delegates.

CATsKIII- y. ", Sept. s.-The Democratic
Convention OF Greene county to-day elected
these delegates to tho State Convention, Ex-
Congressman John II. Bagley, Elmer Kruger
Resolutions endorsing the Chicago ticket and
platform were unanim imonsly adopted.
The sun., 1896-09-09
They Leave ths popoera,,e r,s..,

HARRIsmR0, Pa, Sept s.-James NJ. Braden
of Washington, Popocratic candidate for Con.
gressnian AZ Large, and James Denton Hancock
POpocrntic candidate for Ecctor at Large YES
terday filed notice OF withdrawal at the otiir. of
tho Secretary OF the Commonwealth. They are
poth active sound d-money Democrats.
The sun., 1896-09-09
The Palmer. r.BueLuer No,,ne.,,o.

LouIsvILLE, KY. Sept. s.-The notification .,
Palmer and Buckner will take pIaca n, 49,
AUDITORIUM at T:30 O'Clock Saturday evcnIno
!, Inc Committee on Arrangements is at wosk nm
ame ..H IroErahhe. In The evening u special train
miles. ''' $50" '""" "ithlh 3OU
The sun., 1896-09-09

They employ the same skill in making people
better looking that hospital surgeons employ in
saving life. Nearly all the operations are made
PAINLESS by anRsthetics. The time employed
Tor an operation is not over two hours in the
most difficult cases, and sometimes not five
minutes.
In many cases no operation whatever Is re-
quired. In treating moles. for instance a spa
cial preparation is applied which causes the
moles TO dessicate or dry up and f;ally fall OF,
without the skin being broken.
Outstanding ears are set close. TO the head
The sun., 1896-09-09
Two More Mercantile In.p.stors Appo,ntsa

The Health Board appointed yesterday two
more inspectors OF mercantile esta ablishmsnts'to to
look after the employment of children. Thav
arc Miss Mary Ireland Of 33l East Seventeenth
street and Miss Mary L. Emery Of IA. West
The sun., 1896-09-09
SHORT UPPER LIP LENGTHESEp.

symptom blank. which. when properly flsd
out, enables the doctors to correctly diagnose
their cases, and In most cases prepare a treat
ment that can be eficaciousIy used a; the pa
TENTS home. There is no charge for dag
Z osis of this kind.
The sun., 1896-09-09

the best soap for daily use, DrugGIs" Sc"
and use It.
II YOU send 10 cents to John II, Woodbury.
1877 West AID St., New York, you vii! receive
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mention this article l3"-pnge i1HstfA'eu
Beauty Book will be included, free.
Woodbury's Facial Soap is made by
dermatOIogist. The maker knows all
about the skin, and what is good Tor IL
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-19
sher1f's Sale.

By virtue Of an execution and order OF sale is
sued out of the circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Wasco county, upon Judgment and de-
cree made, rendered and entered by said Court
the 27th day of February, 1896, in favor of the
plaintiff lin suit wherein J. A. GuIIiford was
plaintiff, and John Topaz and Alice Topaz were
defendants, and to me directed and delivered,
commanding me to levy upon and sell the lands
mentioned and described in said writ, and helm
after described, did duly levy upon and will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder ior
cash in hand on Thursday, the 2nd day of April,
1896, at two O'Clock in the af ernoOn of said day,
at the front door of the County Court House IN
Dalles City, Wasco County, OREGON, all of the
lands and premises described in said writ and
herein described as follows to-wit:
The Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter;
the West half Of the Northeast quarter; the
Northeast quarter of the Northwest qusrter; the
West half OF the Southwest quarter and South
half of the northwest quarter of Section 4, in
Township Sou h, Range 13sEast w. NJ. in
Wasco County, Oregon, containing 800 acres OF
land; or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to
satisfy the sum of S1O11.55 with interest thereon
from the 9th day of February, 1896, at the rate
of per cent per annum; 500 attorn. VS. fee ano
the further sum of $3.50 costs in said suit,
together with cost of said writ and accrufng
costs of sale.
Dated at The Dalles, Oregon. this Sd day OF
March, 1896. I. J. DRIVER,
mchS-5t Sheriff OF wasco County, Ore