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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30

Lincoln putting the direct question. To
this no answer was received, but the
democratic candidate had been in con-
slant telegraphic communication with
Senator Jones and word came to the
hall that Jones had a message which
he wanted the convention TO hear In
the confusion motion was carried just
before the ballot was taken that may
prove the key by which the compli-
cations attending the desire Of union
of all the silver forces may be unlocked.
1t was a motion comforting upon the
national committee plenary powers
all power, as the motion states, of the
convention itself. Some of the radicals
pricked up their ears when the motion
was put and they made protest, but
it is certain that the rank and file did
did not dealize its full Importance. AS
the roll call was proceeding Gov. Stone
of Missouri appeared on the platform
with a Bryan message but Chairman
Allen would not permit him TO read 1t.
Isumors that such message was in the
convention aroused the Texas delegates
to frenzy and Stump Ashhy demanded
to know If there was message from
Bryan on the secretary's table. Chair
man Allen promptly responded that
there was not, but that there was some
talkof a Fictitious" message some
where; he had not seen 1t. Literally,
of course, Mr.. Allen was correct. He
said afterwards in explanation of his
action That Bryan was the overwhelm-
ing choice of the convention; that the
telegram was not addressed to the con-
vention or to populist delegate; that
it was purely democratic negotiation
and something with which the populist
convention had nothing to do. The
convention was hastily adjourned after
Bryan had been declared the nominee
and the radicals among the Texas, Ar
kansas, California, Illinois and Maine
delegates proceeded to organize their
rump convention.
After adjournment Senator Jones re-
fused to give out Bryan's message and
he Immediately posted OFF to Lincoln
to confer with the silver knight of the
west" regarding the situation. AS to
the future all is problematical. None
is wise enough to predict with any
certainty what the result will be.
Whether the fusion will be arranged
or upon what basis is of course being
speculated upon. Whether Bryan will
decline the nomination is canvassed,
m nd
those who are most anxious for a
union of the silver forces can see this
result only in the withdrawal of one
of the vice presidential candidates.
There Is as there has been for some
days talk of Sewall's voluntary with
drawal, but after the stand Bryan and
Jones have taken it is not considered
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30

probable. 1t is strongly intimated that
Watson may be induced to withdraw
in the intereT of such a union. 1t
should be said however that it is in
timated by those who wish it most.
BY comforting upon the national pop
ulist committee plenary powers those
who SO earnestly are striving for an
actual consolidation of the strength
silver forces created machinery by
which most any sort of terms can be ar
ranged. But what will happen the flu
ture alone can disclose.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30
FRILLs OF FASHION.

The crown of this years sailor hat is
considerably higher and narrower than
that of last years
A very good idea IS to have several
sets of ribbons for one gown, as chang.
ing the ribbons will make it look like
a different gown each time.
The prettiest of all summer gowns is
white Its daintiness adapts and is
suitable for all occasions and it can be
made to have quite an elaborate air
with very small expense. For these
gowns this season Persian lawns and
organdies are more used than the old
time yictorias to give the required air.
effect.
4 Marie Antoinette fchu makes a
petty addition to summer gowns, es-
peeially for women Of slender figure,
and is one Of the latest summer styles.
The effect of the shirt waist cuffs
should be perfectly fiat. Round cuffs
are considered country To get this
have link buttons and button the lower
button hole through like a seam.
A new and very effective way to put
rosettes on hats is. after making the
rosette to allow piece of the ribbon,
silk ar whatever the rosette is made Of.
about six inches long, to hang Twist
this end loosely around a piece of bon
net wire and fasten the end to the nat.
This will allow the roset.e to bob just
above the crown Of the hat and is very
much prettiel and not 50 stiff as the
old way.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN

Parkersburg. W. Va. July - !.
republican state convention has hol W.
mated g. n. Atkinson ct Wheeil'.s ~.
governor. L. NJ. LaFollette was w.
mated for auditor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30

Lincoln, Neb., July 26.-Regard-
ing the action of the populist
convention Mr.. Bryan said last night:
The convention understood my posi-
tion and | sent a telegram TO Senator
Jones telling him to withdraw my
name if Sewall was not nominated.
In spite of this they have seen fit to
nominate me. Whether | shall accept
the nomination or not will depend en-
tirely upon what conditions are at
tached to it. | appreciate the desire
manifested at st. Louis to consolidate
all the free silver forces and regret
that they did not nominate Sewall
also. The populst platform is. on
many questions, substantially iden-
tical with the Chicago platform. 1t
goes beyond the Chicago platform,
however, and endorses some policies
which l do not approve of. All that |
can say now is that my action will de-
pend entirely upon the conditions at
tached to the nomination. ! shall do
nothing which will endanger the sue
ces of bimetallism, nor shall | do any
thing unfair to Sewall"
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21

< r.c..,nent Republican stated yesterday that the PRosPKcTsk's crit cism rsgasdine the 4.22 tax rate was hardly fair iuasmuch e 5S cents of the rate was fer bonded indebtedness which fell due this year aDd must bs met and which ff deducted would leave the rate 16 eents lower than isss year. The PRosPEcToR does not mean to be unfair and as any time our columns are open to anyone who shinks there has been any misrepre- ssntasion, yet we hold the tax rate is unreasonsbly high and thsrs is some thing wrong somewhere Let the blame rect were it may. With an insresse in the taxable wealth of over $l0o ,00o or to bs exact in round numbers elks, 900. . saving through the siass' iasasien law of nearly $500 for salary cad again the immense ssving io' yubIishing the minutes of the board and yet the rs.s is the highest in the ssrrisory-asd this is suppossd to be shlrd class county.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21
Election Proclamation
TERRITORY CT ARIZONA,
 ENEGUrINE OFFICE
To all whom il may concern

o all whom il may concern
 WHEREAS under an aet> of the Legislative Assembly, of the Territory of Arizona. entitled "Elecuons" approved March n. 1887. II is provided that shsrs shaii be held. throughout tue Territory. nnon the Tuesday afterth hrst hionda, iu November A. D, 1883. and every tao years thereafter an election for members of the Legi 'lativ- Assembly. aad such other oficsIs as may he req IiIed by law shall be chosen al such election-
 AND WHEREAS it is further provided in said Act thai at least thirty days be ore each general election the Governor must Issue an Fiction Proclamation. under the great seal of 'he Ter rtory, and transmit copies thereof to tn Sierks of the Boards of Supervisors oi the counties Tn which Ich elections are to be held. Snch pro- clamation 10 coniain a statement oi the tune oi the election. and the offices to be hed. and the offer of a reward in the form prescribed
 by said act.
 Now THEREFORE [. Benjamin Franklin, Governor of Arizona in pursuance Of the ddty enj sined upon me de hereby order general election to be held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November A D 1895. and the offices to be filed al such election do hereby designate to be as follows to-wit:
 One delegate to the ssth Congress of the United States,
 Twelve members of the Council of the Legis- | lative Assembly of Arzonl r,sen,y-four members Of the House of repre-
 septatives of The Legislative Assembly of Arizona
 apportioned agreeably ,1 existing laws as follows | to witt
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21


 Whatever may bs the sen simsnt in other sss;ioas ot the territory regard ing county division, Cochise is solidiy opposed, e gay the legislative nomi- aces of ell the political parties, and with the exception of ttres, who are ont in the field and from whom the Hscs..crea has not e yet been sbls to hear, have publicly expressed them- selves over their signature. They are ell memorable men, and which ever of the nnmber may draw the winning card she people can rest assursd that their representatives are detsrninsd that their ofneial sets shall be in sha interest of all the people, snd that tht dscs against greater taxation shall bt oiooe4.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21

IT begins to look Ike . landslide for the silver nominee. The people are abeus ts asssrs their power as we'll ss their determination ts run this gov- srnnsnt sn the principles of the men who founded 1t.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21

Private advices received from re- liable source convey the pleasing ia- tslligsnes that Mark Smith is daily gaining strength all over the tsrritsry. From prssent indications his majority will be larger shis fall than ever before.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21

Last August while working in the har- vest field became oyerheated, was sud denly attacked with cramps and was neaily dead. Mr. Cummings, the drug gist, gave me a dose of Chamberiain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which completely relieved me l now keep bottle of tie remedy handy A. M. BUNSELI, CenteryiIle, Wash. For sale by Druggists.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21

Politics make strange bedsellows. Archbishep Ireland and Robert G. Iugsreoll are laboring in the same vineyard.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21
NUMBER OF NUMBER OF MEMBERS OF MEMBERS OF

And there shall be elected in each county of the territory: oae Probate Judge; one Disiric; Attorney: one Sheriff; one Treasurer; o-r Recor- der: one SuneoyeT: TWO members of the Board Of Supervisors: except in the county Of Nayajoe where there shall be elected three menbers of the Boaid d of Supervisors; and ia each of ths count.es where the office of Tax collector has not been consolidated with the office of Sheriff or Treasure. one Tax. Collector shall be elected. Also in the several precincts of each county, one Justice of :he peace. one Constable, and in such precincts as are entitled to two Justices of the Peace and two Constables, that number shall be elected
 AND Do HEREBY offer reward Of $50 for the arrest and conviction of any and every per- son violating any of the provisions of title <. part I oa the Penal Code. IS WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto set
 my hand and caused the great seal Of tsEALi the Territory 10 be hereunt,, affised
 this 5oih day of September A. D. I5o6
 DONE Ar PHGSix. the Capital this goth day of September. Is9a.
 By ihe Governor,
 BENJAMIN l. FRAKLIN CHARLES NJ. BRUCE.
 Secretary of Arizona.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21
UNDER WHICH Hu.AG:

sWe are unalterabiyl We are unaiterat opposed to the sinalelopposed 10 every mea Rold standard. We d--iue calculated to deba mand the imulediatesou currency or impa restoration Q! the fnecsthe credit of our cou and unlimited ooinagei'-y. We are therefor of gold and silver ailopposed 10 the tr the present legal ratiolcoinage of silver exec of r6 10 I, without wai,-lby international asre ing for the aid or con lrnent with the leadii sent or of any other na- lcommerciA nations tion- We deman that the world. which the standard silver dol pledge ourselves lar shall be full legailpromose. and until su tender, equally wsthEagrcement can be Q gold. for all debts. pub taincd. the ezisti he or private, and We gold standard must favor such legislation preserved Republic as will prevent the dc platform, St. Louis. Iu moneuIation of anylIa. rsoo.
 kind of legal tender
 money by private con
 tract. - Democrasic
 platform. Chicago.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21

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Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21
NOTICE.

By the Board of Supervisors of Cochise Co. List os Election Precincts, Inspectors. Judges. narsh8lls and Ballot Clerks of Election in and for the County of Cochise, Ter,tory of Arizona as provided for the general election 10 be held November sfd. isS6.
 TOMBSTONE. Voting Precinct No. T. Inspectcr, F. N. Wolc.ti.
 Judges. W. R, Fling. lake Trowbridge.
 Marshall. John Kslso.
 Ballot Clerks, Thos Lowry. and G<o- Rai- ferty,
 Voting Place, Tombstone. Voting Precinct No. D. Inspector, C. w Farington- Judges. W. NJ. Fike. 5. (. Perrin. Marshall, Ben James
 Ballot Clerks, Quo von Renal and w. Wallace Voting Place. Bisbee HEREFo2D Voting Precinct No. B inspector. B. A. PAckari- Judges, James Wolfe, Ed Roberts. Marshall, Ben Sneed. Ballot Clerks, B. P. Heslep and Thos- Dorsey. Voting Place, ". (. Greens rslss- NILLERs CANYON. Voting Precinct. No. 4- Inspector I. w. stump. Judges. l. E. Hand Thos Yosx Marshall, Aired Bond Ballot Clerks. P. NJ Hilton and Robert Todd. Voting Place. School house. FORT HUAcHUcA. Voting Precinct No. S- Inspector. Otto Schroder. Judges C. l.. Doagtlss. - MeGiil Marshall. Wali>r Be,nE ] Ballot Clerks. lame Reilly and Iohn Dee. Voting Piare. Fort Haachuca.
 ws,T gUAcHucA. Voting Precinct. No. O.
 Inspector. Wm. D otn. Judges. E F. i4angford. A. T. Gattrell Marshall. E. Clark
 Ballot Clerks. = Mcintyre and wm CusA- ing.
 Voting Place copp Glance Mining Cs.
 HuAcHrcA SIDING. Voting Precinct. No. 7-
 Inspector. G. W. .isIk Judge. Tsos Sni. h. w. Fl. Kane Marshall D C McI-ane. Ballot Clerks. B LandcTs, Wm MiiIer. Voting Pizce, Ihos Sm th's FAfRBASK Voting Precinct No B. Inspector. A V Noyes Judges. Thos I>ocksood, l. Iarrisu Marshall. K imhaIl Ballot Clerks. A Eastman. ard Frank Abrzhams Voting Place, Fairbank ST DAVID Voting Precinct. No s- Inspector. Gcodmsn Judges. $ Me1nII l A McRae Msrshsli-Wrer Fife Ballot Clerks, Ioseph heRae and Chs o
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21

souhS rtaccs ifes Stiuits
 PsoL's RANCH Voting Precinct No Is- Inspector. ] Branson Judges M kobles, Bias Sanchef Marshall Richard Roe Ballot Clerks. Sam Bohsn aod A S,sa Voting Piace, Tools Ranch
 RUssELyItLE Voting Precinct, No Is-- Inspector. Wm Four Judges, A II Wein. Asa Walker Marshall. D Adams BAllo; ~lzks. w Fiege. and Chas Halder. maa Voting Place W A Fiege's
 WILCOX Voting Precinct, No I4- Inspector. W McComb Iudg s. Quo Moore, Marks, Marshall, $ 5 Apple Ballot Clerks. Vim Speed and L V Me Court Voting Place, Wilcox.
 DOS cABEzAs Voting Precinct, NoIs- Inspector. P White Judges. P A Boyer. Chas Mobile Marshall. James Scow Ballot Clerks, W T Go oper and Porters Voting Place. Dos Cabezas
 BOWIE sTAIios Voting Precinct, No re- E Inspector D W Wickersham Iud es H Tevis, " Kelsey Marshall, l. Shaw BAlIot Clerks, G l. Bugbee. and Geo Shaw Voting flace, Bowie Station
 SAN SIMON Voting Precinct, No I7- Inspector T x Brandt Judges. Cbas, F. Gardner Fred Ruch Marshall, H Bashford Ballot Clerks. Peter. Ferveni and John Doe Voting Place. San simon
 HAMMOCK Voting Precinct No I8- Inspector, Bell Starks Judges. c. B Devencizi Rigs. ST Marshall. Chris Grauer Ballot Clerks Thes Riggs, and James Riggs Voting Place, Riggs wiLGus Voting Precinct No To Inspector. C P Smith 1 Judges, Wm Smith, Wm Sanders Marshall, Leonard Alyerson Ballot Clerks, D E Fitch and Ria C Plumb Voting Place, B smith FUCKER | Voting Precinct. No zo- Inspector. " Heney Judges. x Hunsaker. Peter Moore | Marshall, James Hunsaker Ballot Clerks, rank Moore and OKeefe Voting Place, W Hepey's TAYLoRs RANCH | Voting Precinct No 2I- Inspector. F Sanonial | Judges Manuel Simas Louis Duvall | Marshall. Frank Bopp Ballot Clerss, Hugh Cenlon. and Richard i Roe | Voting Place. Conlon's House GAYLEvILLE | Voting Precinct, No 22- Inspector G w Walker | ju5ges, s smith, , R Montgomery ! Marshall. l C Hancock Ballot Clerks. Robert Myers. and Richard | Roe. Voting Place. Gayievne
 PIARcE l Voting Precinct No z3- Inspector. T Chatham, Judges. Quen Williams. Geo Bravin Marshall Joe Bigncn 1 Baiio, Clerks, Wn johnsoa and SsSs: VIZ: Dc | Washington
 Voting Place. Pearce
 SAN IERSARpiso V oting Precinct. No a. Inspector. I H Slaughter Judges. w Hildre1b | Fisher Marshall. H Terry Votrng Place San Bernsudino Ranch
 UscUsToN HOUSE Voting Precinct, No a5- Inspector. Wm King Iudges. Peter Mccoy, Frank Hare 1 Marshall, William Pcy.er I Ballot clerks. Peter Johnson and Hensos Voting Place, Custom House Resolved That the Board of Election in each e.ection precinct be and is hereby authorir- ed 10 select a convenient polling place for ,hs | precinct. and at least ten days before Novembe, 3rd 1896 next ensuing give verbal or other zen erai notice to the electors Of inc precinct inform ing them Of the place at which the election vii be held.
 A. NENTwosTR.
 Clerk. By W. A. HAYWOOD.
 DSputy.
 Oct Is. Iso6
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-21

Mc we'll supplied with iprepared, goods of akinds " for. use during this hot weather consisting of Boned Turkey, Boned Chicken, Roast Turkey Roast Chicken, Sardines of all kinds, Canned Soups in variety, French English and American Mackeral in cans Brook Trout in either Tomato or Mustard sauces, Deviled Turkey, Chicken Tongue, and Ham, Ham
 burger Eels in Jelly, Boston
 Baked Beans plain or ir
 Tomato Sauce, And
 many other Goods
 too numerous to mention Also in regular receipt Of Holland, LimDurger and American Cheese
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
CIRCUIT COURT.

The September term convened
Tuesday of this week with His
Honor, Judge Hoke, on the bench.
The following Grand Jury was
sworn in and instructed and sent
to their room: Mason Watson, fore
man, G.. w. Hartman, l. B. Cobun,
w. s. Mckinney, Elisha Fortney,
j. IL. Squires, John M. Macomber,
John f. Miller, John Q. Mayer, r.
p. Jackson, Abner Listou, Har
rison Collier, James B. King, Geo.
r. Beatty, w. W. Graham and w.
f. Manear. Yesterday they com
pleted their work and made the
following report:
Jackson Jeffrcys, felony, for kill :
ing his wife, as published hereto
fore.
VIM. @. Shaw, felony, for muir
derous assault on James Robinson
last December at Newburg. Shaw
is now IN jail here for the above.
All the following are INSIDE
meanor cases:
Howard Wagner, for carrying Il
pistol.
Chalans Nice, same; Jacob Shat.
fer, same.
Henry Nice, three indictments
for carrying pistol.
Jehu Nice, five cases, four for
carrying pistol and one for disturb
ing religious worship, so the above
fellows do not appear 70 be so nice
after all and ought to change their
name.
Albert Sanders, assault on d. A.
Nine.
William Emerson, disturbing re-
ligious services.
Col. A. o. Titchenell, disturb
ing religious worship.
Howard Wagner, Jehu Nice,
Chalans Nice and Jacob Shaffer
we're arrested last night by Sheriff
Shaw, assisted by Deputy Chris
Ridenour and Mason Watson, and
brought to Jail here to-day. Wag-
ner has already given bond and
been released.
We will give further proceedings
next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
A GOOD JOKE.
From tho Terra Alta oracle.

From tho Terra Alta Oracle
AS an echo Of the late session Of
Teachers Institute we have Just
heard the following good joke on
one Of the teachers. U. S. Mail
Agent Carrico, who never loses a
chance to perpetrate joke, was
here one day Of the session, and, in
a conversation with some of the
teachers on the money question, he
displayed one Of the new 81 silver
certificates, which are entirely dif4
ferent from the old ones, telling
his hearers that the new bill was an
advertisement issued by the new
silver party for free distribution.
and thas Cashier White was giving
them away. Shortly aftorward one
Of the teachers came to the bank
and asked for one of the new GER
tifcates. Mr.. White handed him
one, the teacher returned thanks
and turned away. Then the cashier
called for zone dollar, please. q"
The teacher was amazed, and then
proceeded TO explain. Mr.. White
perceived Mr. Carrico's joke at
once, and, to prolong it, nc told
the teacher that the bank did not
have great many Of tbem, and
chat as they were so valuable they
we're being sold at 81 each. The
teacher handed the note back TO
Mr.. White and remarked in nm.
mistakable language "WcH, TN
be id 10 I give you O dollar for
one Of 'em ="
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
North Robinson, Ohio.

Although the cold weather made
it somewhat uncomfortable Of even
Ings, there were quite a number Of
interesting services during the
Iannelton Camp Meeting, which
closed this week Tue meeting was
in charge of Rev. Crummett, Of
This place, Rev. Rogers, Of Tunnel
ton, and Rev Ash, Presiding Elder
Of Morgantown district.
Miss Jennie smith, of Mt Lake
Park, was present and assisted i'm
the meeting on Tuesday. Rev. G..
II. Williams, Of Newburg, had
charge Of the old soldiers services
on Wednesday, aud the veterans
very much enjoyed the day, which
was for their special benefit.
On Thursday Epworth League
day--Roy. S. Is Arb1lhnot. of
Oakland, conducted ths services.
which wore very interesting add
profitable. Friday was temperance
day, and Rev j.. .. Evans. of
Clarssburg, was present and dorv-
cred splendid lecture. Mi AD.
pai0na waters sssteu on SATURDAY.
On Sunday thg weather wss foo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03

and the watchword was Harmony,
with big IL. Ia fact, il was a
regular Democratic love feast.
The following resolution, intro.
duccd by Lawyer hyde. was adopted.
RSsoleed. That tie Democrats Of
the Magisterial districts on the
West Side meet on SATURDAY, Sep
TENDER 18th. in their respective
districts for the purpose Of making
district nominations. The places
OF meeting TO be as follows:
Kingwood Dlstrct-Iomesville.
Valley Reedsville.
Lyon-Npwbnrg.
Reno nwlesburg.
That the Democrats Of the East
Side. m, ct for The same purpose on
Saturday, September goth. The
places Of meeting to be AS follows:
Portland District-Terra Alta.
Pleasaut-Vallcy Point.
Union Aurora.
Grant-BrandonviIle.
All OF the foregoing meetings to
be held ut 2 o'clock p. IN.
Res0LUed. That the County Ex-
ecutve Committee be empowered
to fill any vacancies which may
occur GA the county or district
ticket dominated here to day and
at the above conventions.
The Chairman being again called
for, made an address that WAS
closely listened to, and so logical
and forceful that 1t made splen-
did impression on the audience.
Hon. W. G. Brown was londly
called for and made ringing
speech that was chcored to the echo
and highly complimeuted by the
convention.
1t was announced that Gen. g. G.
Watts, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, would speak hero
September 2lst, and there being no
further business, on motion of DR..
Fairfax, the meeting adjourned to
meet at the polls on Novem Der 3rd.
r. w. MONROE, Chairman.
j. SLIDELL Brown. Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03

Supt. j. Ami Martin, Of this
place, emphatically denies that he
melted anyone to interrupt the
Democratic speaker at the joint
debate vt Tunnelton recently, and
declares that he only spoke to the
parties who were drunk, in order
to get them to behave, but the cyi-
dence is against Mr.. Martin, as
quite a number Of reliable parties
told us they overheard him prompt
ing the rowdies to hollow "wool"
and "sheep" at the speaker. So
the matter is merely a question OF
varacity between one man on one
side and about dozen on the
other side.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03

The Republicans arc growing
over carrying Vermont. They hpd
their State election up there tins
week and everything went Repub-
hcan, just like u always has here
tofore. and just us everybody ex-
pected, but still "our friends. the
enemy" are Dragging about il. The
Democrats up there hardly had
ticket, and most OF them remained
at homo. We match Vermont with
Alabama.