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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-29
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoery
No. ili5 east Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE Ov 4,
l. TWO-SIORY FRAME DWElrTvn y

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE Or
IWo-sIoRf FRAME DWELLING on
FRITZ STREET BETWEEN ST r,,,e,'
AND ST JOHNS STREETS. nv, 70
OF a deed OF trust dated August 80
from Thomas Ryland and wife ~ ~
undersigned trustees. duly recorded H.
the County Court Of Henrico. Deed "a
~ a. page 20. to secure the payment ~
the certain bond therein mentlonel. ar,
default having been made. ana b.-.
required by the beneficiary - h. do
will proceed 20 sell at public auction b,
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3. 1895.
at 6 p NJ. the PROPERTY. descrlhs, f.
said deed as follows: IAN that LOT of i,,,'
with improvements thereon. lying ari b.,
ing In the county Of Henrico. Va. near b.,
Hams Cemetery. and bounded as follow,
Commencing AZ point l6I feet soutb Il,
the line dividing Let 3ll from lot 3iS AMI 4,
the intersection OF the west line. of Ma.
Is ST. James street extended. with fh.
north line OF the cross street mot namnr
thence running westwardly along nrf
fronting on the north side Of said c,l.s
street 81 feet, thence southwardy alone
the west line OF said St James sfrsaf
and a line parallel thereto 100 frof p,
the point OF beginning. being portion ~
lot 3lI. In Duvais addition"
TERMS: Cash, as 20 the expenses NJ
.''t anu F't'si' 'NiihhN' NHf OBJ NHN
bond, and all unpaid taxes. ana fhs
balance In six months. While the ah...
are the terms OF sale. yet hy coreart
OF all parties Interested. other ana rere
liberal terms may bo announced al ..Ie
JULIUS STRAUS.
w. J. WESTWOOD
J. THOMPSON BROWN
Trustees
J. Thompson Brown & Co.. Aucti0nc.rs
my -
BY r. b. chamn * CO.. incorporated.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

WANTED.
MY CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
to know that W. H. Hayward Wood
Carver and Designer. can be found at No
2f05 o street Furniture Remodelled
Polished, and made 10 order Furniture
Packed, etc. Drop postal my 29-lt'
EOtRD WANTED.
on OR NEAR TWENTY-FTRST
street. Board for man and wife State
terms and particulars. L., 10 south
Twenty-first street. my 29-lts
WAITED,
PARTNER. YOUNG MAN. ABLE To
keep books and collect. Capital required
$500 Business established and paving
References exchanged. Address PART
NER. Dispatch office my 29-lts
WANTED,
To SELL THREE FOLDING BEDS
two Desks. Tables. and Chairs. all oak. bv
party about 10 leave city. Very reason
able for cash. Call four DAYS. TN,
WINDSOR, Eighth and Franklin streets.
my sit
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WANTED.

BY JULY lST. FLAT OF FOUR OR
FIVE rooms. First floor preferred Central
location. Address. stating price and par
ticulaEs. VI. r., care OF the Dispatch.
n 29-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-29
LADIE2' KNIT VESTS.
ODD AND BROKEN LOTS MEAN FRI
DAYS REMNANTS

q Ladies' Bleached Ribbed Vests. Zoe.
kind. for &c each.
II Ladies &c. Ribbed Vests for 1-2c
each.
q Ladies' Fine Real Lsle Vests, Soc
kind. for y 1-2c.
Ladies' Bleached Vests. Isle finish, 20c
kind. for l0c. each.
25c. Misses Gsuze Vests for Zoe. each
Chldren's Egyptian. Fine Ribbed. Low
Neck NcSts for DC each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-29
COLORED WORsTED DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS

HAVE PILED UP. TO-DAY EVERY
REMNANT WE'LL OFFER YOU AT
LESS PRICE THAN THIS HOUSE HAS
EVER DONE BEFORE.
HANDSOME SILK AND WOOL AND
AIL-wooL DRESs-GoODs REM
NANTs FOR THE PRICE OF ORDI-
NARY COTTON FABRICS.
MANY THOUSAND ENDS OF COT
TON FABRICS.
Remnants Of Stripe India Linens. vari-
GUS colors. 10 lie kind. for &c
Remnants OF Fancy Linenettes. 25c.
kind. for 1-2c a yard.
Remnants of Fancy MORE Crepons,
Remnants Of CRYSTAL Batiste, 2 TO s.
yard lengths. 2c.-5c value.
Remnants OF Embroidered Dotted Swiss
16 2-Sc. quality. Z S-4c:-25c. kind.
Remnants OF Is pc. Dimities, newest.
prettiest colors, ? to S-yard lengths
G Lac.
Remnants Of Fancy SILK Ginghams. &c
kind for 10c.
Remnants of 81 lie quality French or
Remnants of Apron Check Ginghams.
best quality. lie. yard.
Remnants OF silk-Stripe Challies. 25c
kind. for lac.
Remnants OF 10 2-3c. quality Black Ba-
tiste for 3-4c.
Remnants of "A Bleach Cambria, lOc
quality. for &c. a yard.
Remnants of "a Utica pillow Cotton
for Zoe.
Remnants Of Seamless Pillow-Case Cot
ton for - l-2c.-l6 2-Sc. kind.
KID-GLOyE REMNANTS
ARE SURE TO FOLLOW A GLOVE
TRADE AS LARGE AS OURS. PRICES
LIKE THESE TO DUST EN-
81 pairs Mosouetaire Suede Gloves. In
Tans only, Soc pair. instead of S.25.
10 pairs OF our Sl.75 and s. Tan and Gray
Gloves for 79c. q pair
Q pairs Slightly Soiled White Kid Gloves,
81 kind, for 4sc
RIBBON REMNANTS
COME THICK AND FAST WHEN
SELLING GOES ON AS IT HAS THIS
WEEK. OUR RIBBON PRICES ARE
LOWER THAN MOST HOUSES BUY
EN- AT USUALLY. SPECIAL SALE
OF THE REMNANTS TO-DAY.
Dresden Ribbon Remnants, l-2- to s.
yard lengths, for 1-2c. a yard.
Remnants of Dresden Ribbons. wide
width, for s. g. and i0c. a yard-i-. 2.
and 3-yard lengths-25 and SIC. quality.
inches wide. for &c. a yard.
Quantities more we can't mention.
JEWELRY.
LOTS OF ODDS AND ENDS WILL
BE SOLD CHEAP TO-DAY.
Black Enamelled Photo. Easels and
Whisk- Broom Holders, 5c.-25c. value.
White Metal Photo. Frames for &C.. /:
some fo- &c.
lot of Celluloid side-Combs for &C.
pair.
lot Of Fancy Stick-Pins for ic. each.
pairs Gold or Silver Dumbbell Cuff-
Buttons for l0c.--25c kind.
ODDS AND ENDS IN MATTINGs.
Any Remnant OF Seamless Japan Mat
ting that sold from l5'to Soc yard,
goes on sale to-day at l0c.
Any Remnant OF Linen-Warp Mating
that sold from % 10 i0c. yard. on
sale to-day at IL l-2c.
81 Beaded Bamboo Wndow-Screens,
sold at 75c.. to close at 25c. each.
5 l0-foot Bamboo Porch-Shades. wrap
per stained. value S.25. to close at 75c
ALL THE SHORT LENGTHS AND
SOILED PIECES OF
THE COHEN co.
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BY II. seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
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HOSIERY REMNANTS.

10 pairs Ladies' Fancy Boot-Top and
Fast-Black Hose, seamless, for &C
a pair; were 10 and PIC
p pairs Children's Fast-Black Seamless
Hose. were l2isc.; now &c a pair.
Ladies pc. Richelieu Ribbed Hose, full
regular, for l2iec. a pair.
10 pairs Children's Fast-Black Ribbed
Hose for 1c a pair.
5 pairs Tan Hose. ribbed tops. were 25c.
a pair for 10
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THE COHEN co.

remnants Of Rustllng Percaiine, l6 &c.
quality. for icc. yard.
remnants OF Blackjack Figured Per-
caline. 25c. quality, for 12ixc. yard.
remnants OF Linen Canvas, 10 &c.
quality. lOc a yard
LEATHER GOODS REMNANTS.
s Combination Card-Case and Pocket
Books &c value. for l5c. each.
Ladies' Tan Leather Belts. lsc value,
for lie each.
Pocket-Books, with miniature buckles.
l5c. kind. for &c. each.
! lot OF Leather and Velvet Belts, SIC.
value, for &c. each
Mems Leather Bili-Books, 25c. value,
for 1sc. each.
SELLING CORSETS AS WE DO Me-
CESSlTATES THE ACCUMULATION
OF ODD SIZES. REMNANT-DAY
COMES TO OUR RESCUE.
10 Vonti.ating Corsets, soc. value; rem
nant price. 3lc.
l6 Corsets. 15c. value: remnant price. 35c.
Corsets, SEC. value; remnant price, &c.
. White and Gray Coutille Corsets, Soc.
value. i5c. remnant price.
81 Corsets for 69c.
2 81 Corsets for sec.
l6 81 (NOrcefs remnant DriCp. 1870
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ROOFS FOR RESr-RooMs WANTED

NEW K.-DESIRABLE FURNISH
ED ROOMS. with baths. Breakfast II
desired. Summer prices.
Mrs. VAIL
my .2s-2t iS west Thirty-ninth street.
WANTED,
I WOULD LIKE TO ENGAGE SIEVE
RAIL PLAINLY FURNISHED ROOMS
with or without board. near centre Of
city. during Confederate reunion. Give
full particulars and terms
JOSEPH NJ. Walden,
Box i65, Mexia
my 29-eod3ts Limestone county. Tex.
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BY virtue OF the decree mentioned be-.
low, ] will sell. by auction, on Tie yleml-
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THOSE THAT CAN USE
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

WILL FIND CHOOSING EASY WHEN
SEVERAL HUNDRED ENDS UP TO Z
YARDS ARE SOLD FOR so MUCH
LESS THAN COHEN'S REGULAR
pADGAJN PRICES
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers.
No. lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-29
REMNANTS OF CURTAINS AND
DRAPERIES.

80 pairs of Lace Curtains. slightly soiled'
from pc. to 81 a pair.
Remnants of Dotted Curtain Muslins'
sold for 81 1-2c. yard; remnant price
16 Csc.
Remnants of Colore1 Figured Denims,
10c. q ward.
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KID-GLOyE REMNANTS

ARE SURE TO FOLLOW a GLOVE
TRADE AS LARGE AS OURS. PRICES
LIKE THESE TO GUST EN-
81 pairs Mosauetaire Suede Gloves. IN
Tans only. soc. a pair. instead of N.25.
10 pairs Of our sl75 and s. Tan and Gray
Gloves for 79c. n pair
9 pairs Slightly Soiled White Kid Gloves.
81 kind for 4Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
CLAIBORNE At BEAUMONT.

The Former Democrat Vow on the Stunp
for Mckinley
beaumont. Texas, October %. General
John NJ. Claiborne, the ex-democrat aud
populist candidate for Office who has rc
Gently been tollcd into the republican mar.
~ by the Turing bait OF a congressional
nomination. smoke in the interest Of his
candidacy at the opcra house in this city
last night to Il reasonably large audience
in which the oolored voters largely pro-
dominated. The general was introduced
by Il. j. Russell, popullst candidate for
judge OF the First supreme judicial distrlct
DISTINGUISHED citizens on the stage being
w. a. Fletcher and Judge jeff Chaison re.
cent recruits; CAPTAIN f. A. HYATT tho
gentleman who made tho startling discoy.
cry that silver was the money OF the rich
and a. Il. Doucettc who has been n con.
sistent member OF the lily whites ,vcr
since the organization Of that faction OF
the republican party
The general opened his remarks by on
deavoring to explain where he was al and
finally reached the conclusion that no was
In peculiar position, lie very proudly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
CAN'T STOMACH FusoN.
Governor Webb Flanagan Draws the Line
nj Ennnlisln

Governor Webb Flanagan Draws the Line
Mt Populism.
Cameron. Texas oct 26-Iion. Webster
Flanagan spoke at Davilla 20 miles west
OF here, in this county today, He devoted
most of his speech to National issues say
ing the democrats were trying to switch
the issue from the tariff question to the
money question. He argued that hard times
were coincdent with the adoption of the
Wilson bill and good times and the Nc
kinley bill were synonymous He also de-
voted quite while to the advocacy of tho
gold standard, but after speaking two
hours on these questions he sprang quite Il
surprise on his audience. He said that
the populist plenary committee. Williams
Tracy and Bradley. had traded off the pop
ulists to the republicans for Mckinley and
Hobart in consideration that the rcpuh1i-
cans would support Jerome Hearty and
the populist state ticket. He said The dem
ocrats have given the State a safe. clean
ana economical administration and an
nounced himself opposed to the fusion. He
spoke to good sized audience OF all par
lies most of whom were well pleased with
MS speech despite they differed polite
any Governor Flanagan speaks at Bolton
tomorrow where he will touch this fusion
question more forcibly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
A CAMPAIGN CANARD.
a Gauzy story Hatchod Up TO lnjure Gov
ornor Culbcrson.

A Gauzy story uatchcd IN, ,o In,uro Gov
ornor Culborson
To the Editor of the Pos,
Livingston. Texas. oct. 2G-Thore was
Is l.. Il. man here day or two ago who
800, roio' ,'n t.'. nro'neI enS'leoI was ar
riding ON a froicbt ,ra{n n.i,hn,,, ,,ass s.a,,,
headquarters or ticket, said train not be-
ing a PASSENGER IRAN ana nc not being
,ra,,o,ir, ,h ,,o sow 'i e"o"sn
tor was fined for rlIinp In vio,ntion NJ Inv,
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WILLIAM L. FOLE
PA, 2l6, 21S Travis Street.

age limitations for this examination are as
follows. Clerk. is years or over; carrier.
Il years and under 40 No application Will
he accepted unless filed with the under
signed. ON the proper blank, before the
hour of closing business on Saturday, No
vembcr u, 1896. Applications should be
filed promptly, therefore, in order that
time may remain for correction If nects-
sary
For application blanks full instructions
and information relative to the duties and
salaries OF the different positions. apply
to Joseph \ Glenn. secretary Of board Of
examiners, postal service Galveston. Texas.
SIN KILLER.
Sin Killer Griffin, the colored evangelist,
is having a regular rough and tumble fight
with Satan under the big tent at Douglass
park and his admirers are of the impress
sion he Is right now on top. Tonight he
preached from three texts in one and
his audience, which was large, contained
good many white people In reference
to the shouting which forms so conspicu-
Gus a feature OF his meetings he says the
white people taught the colored people
how to shout and that it is form OF prais-
ing the Lord
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
POLITICS At pt.rrA1.o

Buffalo. Texas Octob THE popu-
lists and republicans are not on the best
of terms Just now. Each one accuses the
other of not dividing Hanna's corruption
are diseuGted.
There viii be IA barbecue at this place
on the 3lSt instant. 1t is expected that an
immense crowd will collect here on that
occasion. 1t is n republican move. All
republicans in this county except three are
colorcd, and all parties viii be permitted
to address the people on that day Bryan
viii carry this county rs well as all other
sections that have heretofore been demo
cratic. Tho state ticket viii also win. All
reading democrats here read The Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
RLAKE'S FIGURES.

Mexia, Texas October 26.In answer to
n telcgraphlc inquiry Hon. j. w. Blake.
chairman Of the state democratic exocu-
tive committee. wired the following
Prom the best Information obtainablo,
the Bryan and Sewall electoral ticket will
have a clear majority of i50,0 600 over Me
hnley. There is no possible combination
that can beat Bryan and Sewall lin Texas.
all reports to the contrary notwthstandins.
This estimate is based upon a careful and
conservative poll OF the State"
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been considered almost impenetrabe adj
NIT that his speech was able and logical
and altogether the finest presentation Of
the free coinage question they have heard
The speech can not but have a most hene
fCial effect and Will no doubt cause a great
many who have been contemplating voting
other than the regular democratic ticket
TO hesitate and re-eXamiue their position
and cast their votes for the democratic
nominees all the way from president down
to constable.
Our campaign committee has the thanks
OF the democrats of this community for Sc
curing the services of Judge Ewing The
committee urged him to deliver another
speech here before the election. though he
said this would be impossible, as every
moment of his time was engaged. 1t is to
he hoped. however, that the judge will
visit us again
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
EWING AT TYLER.
He Delivers An Able Address and Made
Fine Impression.

He Delivers An Able Address and Made
Fine Impression.
Tyler. Texas. October 20, Last night by
invitation Of the democratic club OF this
city. Hon. Presley X Ewing Of Houston.
Texas, addressed very large and most
appreciatvo audience OF voters OF the pol
it,cal Issues at this place, The vast audi
cnco was made up OF the voters OF all pol
nical parties and was composed of farm
ers shopmen. laborers, merchants and
professional men generally. There was
quite crowd Of republicans present. both
white and colored. Judge Ewlug's Speech
Was a perfect delight to our peoplo. lie
SPOKE for Bryan and Sewull. for our State
ana county ticket. aud presented most
able and eloquent arguments in favor OF
the free coinage OF silver
Men here who are deeply Interested ia
the present campaign and who have heard
all tho political speeches that have been
delivered here for many years. pronounce
Judge Ewings speech as the most scholar.
~, eloquent, aud logical presentation OF
democracy ana the issues involved in tho
present campaign they have yet heard
RON any political speaker. His arguments
ana reasoning on the silver question were
ABSOLUTELY uuahs"erapic, and his flights Of
oratory we're Of tho highest type dis ut
teranoes were patriotic, and he proved him
self master OF the questions at issue
His stirring and eloquent appeals 10 the
patriotism OF his hearers elected the most
enthusiastic outbursts OF applause from
the vast audience and every reference TO
Bryan brought shouts in response. Tho
speech consumed two hours In its delivery,
but was so much appreciated that the list
eners were sorry when he concluded.
A few gold standard men here. who have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
MORE FUSION.


Populist Nominees Have Gone Rodily over
to the Republicans
Austin. Texas, October % Fusion took
a new turn here today. County populist
chairman Sullivan had a talk with state
Chairman Bradley over the long distance
telephone, az a result OF which he and
County Republican Chairman Bell amend
ed the lists of candidates they had pre-
Niously filed with the county commissions
ers. AS amended MIR, Sulljvan's list now
contains nothing but the names Of the
populist electors and thai Of I3od1in An
dreWs. populist nominee for congress- or
the other hand. Republican, Chairman Bell
ccrtios to the republican electors aud
ayers that George w Glassrock. COR court
of civil appeals. 5. NJ. Woolsrv Tor the
state senate and jerome kearhy ct al. Ter
the state offices. and the county fusion
nominees, who are mostly popuUsts, are
republican nominees, and asks that their
names be put in the republican column
This is fusion with vengeance the
practical effect of which will be the side
tracking of the populist electors aud of
Popuist Candidate for Congress Andrews
in this city In other words the popuist
nominees have boldly jumped into the re-
publican column and given their prcsiden-
iidl electors the marble heart
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
TIE STATE CAPITA

Austin. Texas, october 2e.JTh
ing charters were filed In The DID
of state today:
Honey Grove Cotton Oil comril
tai stock $4,000, Incorporates \
Holt. j. NJ Williamson, W. D. Y
+. W. Underwood.
The First Baptist church Of "
assets $4,000. incorporation; A,
llton, j. c. c. Martin, l.. B.
and others.
The Home Building and Loaf
tion of Galveston. capital stock y y
corporaiors. +. l.. Lee, NJ. ~
NJ Penland.
Tic Victoria Abstract ana w
pany. capital stock $1,000. lnc,pa
j. NJ BroWnson. James McDonaE
h Dahney.
The governor today offered y.
$500 for the arrest OF the unki'h
dcrcr OF the woman whose eN'As
mains were found in Washlnsea
few days ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
SENTIMENT AT WACO

Waco, Texas, October GO. The exposure
OF the deal here between the popnlis,s and
republicans has created conservation in
The ranks OF both parties and general de-
NAL is made by some Of the leaders. while
others maintain dorgod silence Mr.
bushnell denies emphatically that he con
ducten any such negotiations. The state
ments made are confirmed by numerous
parties, who say they had heard OF the
deal before 1t was exposed
Mr. W. r. Douthitt, after his speech here
Saturday. took a train for Dallas He did
not announce his business at Dallas. and
when It was suggested 10 . friend Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
RICHMOND NOTES

Richmond. Texas, octops'
Dyer. August Myers ana o''
city lost several hundred pal s', /
The Galveston fire OF yes'ei'ia s I
ton was insured, but thef y
heavy Notwithstanding :, nj d
The lecture at the chu,' rs nal
Or. Ladd was considered Wv
ever delivered in Richmohu'
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hands, and the town is putting ~
airs. y newspaper will soon he s,,,.,
there. and bank is one Of the ~
tain enterprises. With the rb
Creek and Brazos bottoms near hS !.
hne prairie soil, no one reed BE- ~,
to see 5000 people at and near mi
within the next twenty four month
gleton gins 500 bales of cotton thb !,
\ fine public road to cost severn |,
and dollars is to be built from M,
Oyster Greek The citizens and n. I
cate are raising the funds and AL
pose to have a shell road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27
CARD FROM ANDREWS.

Austin, Texas. October 26.-Rev. Reddin
Audrews populist nominee for congress, Is
in the city and this evening gave the fol
lowing to the press.
The reports that am stlll 10 he with
drawn from the congressional race in the
Ninth district are untrue As have said
from the beginning, | nm In the race to
the end Reddin Andrews
Tho reports that pr, Andrews would he
Withdrawn at the proper time originated
with leaders OF his own party.
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AN HONEST POP.
He Lays Down the Law TO the State Chair
man OF His Party

lie Lays Down the Law 70 the state CHAIR
man OF His Party.
j. s, Bradley.
Richand. Texas, October "A Dear Sir:
| am an American citizen and wish TO be
loyal to my country, therefore decline
having anything TO do with a person or
persons that will try to dccoy the COM
mon people into a trap whereby they would
be msled to cast their votes for McKin-
ley, | therefore can not and will not com
ply with your request. nor Will l send
you the 10 cents as a campaign fund
don't want you to talk to me about honesty
when you have resolved TO elect your
electors and stand them off and demand
that II Mr. Sewall doesn't come oil the
ticket that they shall cast their votes for
Mckinley.
Now MIR, Bradley. you must not think
that everybody is dishonest because you
are, Why, my dear sir. everybody is so
honest here that no one has a lock on their
cribs or chicken coops, and If we need
any one to give VS. any instruction as to
how we should manage our election We
would not hunt UP man like yourself.
because the very moment we did we would
have a fight on our hands. We expect 10
vote as we please, which viii be for Bryan
aud Sewall.
In conclusion, want TO entroat the peo-
pie to be careful MS to how they cast their
votes. Respectfully, j. w. Long,