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fulness for this grand invigorator. People
enjoying perfect health sometimes wonder
~ this gratitude; hut whoever has sur
Tered from prostration of the nerves. of
which Insomnia Is one of the symptoms
will understand how hard it is to over
state the torment of this condition. And
whoever has been made completely well
by Pa!ne's celery compound feels that no
words can overstate the JOY and gratitude
such persons feel.
This is the state Of mind OF thousands OF
nervous. sickly, brollen-Gcwn persons who
have used Pa.nes celery compound ard
been made well.
Mrs Sample tells Of the happy result in
the case of her grendch.ld One Of tyS
most conspicuous instances of the remark
able power of Paines celery compound
over debility is shown in the relief II las
afforded children. OF course the dose is
adapted TO the age of the little ratient
The compound pur.fies the blood and Ger
reefs any tendency to constipation. Pale,
puny children are made vigorous. rosy and
healthy by this incompatible remedy.
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Walter cline. formerly IN the Canadian
Pacific Office In this city bat row cry
ticket agent for that road iu Ssn Fra.-
!ng en- the WRila Walla. and spent tire
tay in shaking hands with his Cd fr.cn.s
lie expects to remain here uril next
Tttea.ay
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Washington city. March 1s.-Senator
Uawloy. from the committee on military
affairs. today made "a report authorizing
the secretary OF war 10 issue Springfield
rifles to the National Guard OF the various
atates and territories in exchange for the
rifles now held by them.
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can nTuent Drc 0sr " expired. however.
there was nothing - them 10 10 but fol
low the LEAD o. ~ Great Western when
o-ce u had dcciArE' fcaf Il would accede
20 the wishes cf TIE 4. \ Z.
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8i.mekallism In Belgium.

mosque. and tss Protestant church into
Medresse Seminary.
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Spring
Medicine

Iour blood IN spring IS almost certain 20
Ia fan ~ impurities tho accumulation
OF tho winter months bad Nensra-
ton NJ sleeping rooms impure afr in
dwellings. factories al shcrs ever
eating. heavy. Improper foods. -auare
Of the k'ireHs ana ser property t, 20
extra work Fans ihrusi ipon them 20
Tho Vriue causes 90 his condition u
Is 90 the utmost iuportsnce tha. YOU
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The Weak Spot.
THREE-FoURTHs OF THE AILMENTS
- affecting mankind are of the nervous sys-

ten and can ha
traced TO their
foundation at the
small Of the back.
Here are the cen
tiers CT the most
important nerves,
and the support
OF all vital Or
gans. such as tho
Liver. Stomach
and Kidneys and
Sexual organs.
comes from this
general founda-
tioG. Hence i. IS
natural that all
weakness IN the
functions named
=
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chicago. N1rolx ts-Ir Is now certa n
that al the roecc a-twecn Chicago and
-. Paul and NJ sar0tis will make the
rate ana grant e. time extension de-
rnante1 by the - - Z for i;s annual en-
campment next SEPTEMBER. IL was prac-
Ideally = fnreEcre + oncIusion that tho 9th
er roads would z Nv the action o. the
Great Western = soon as that line de-
elsrcd Il Womb ~. The tine limit thirty
Savs as asked A,Ah be q. 4. 4. Many e.
tho roads are da'G tbs with not the best
c~ace in the Norlr. f1r they feel that the
extension wli O. Z a Decentralization in
their regular hus a. ga; they Will feel
fo~ me tine 49, r1s tickets 20 The en-
-,-~--a-r $780, 800. .w,frfA FFozreyss-
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Every purchaser Of
a Suit of Mems
Clothes today will be
Presented With
The Choice of
Any Hat~A
In Our Store.

No matter what priced
suit You buy you will receive
a hat to suit You, at the
same price the suit is
marked. We do this to in.
tr0duce our line of well.
made clothing at very low
prices. Also this same offer
no DIS good in our Boys
Clothing Department. You
can have the choice Of hat
or cap: it is only for you to
say. Take advantage Of this
offer. 1t will pay you to tit
the boys up now. See our
low prices on Mems Fur
nishing Goods.
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SarsapariIla

Is 'hr N1e True t.o>i pa~e-~ Al s--..
E.~ts 3 Frsrafrd or9 Is a. 3 tt,.4 =
60. taees. Mass
h., Pns are ta~ e7t r..s 60 "a. an
hNA lti!N Hoo4 "a. sagsar.l...
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New Belts.

Belts. Leather Belts Gold Belts Eu, ~.
all widths, Empire Sa'A
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

Legislative candidates are particularly
back kwnrd this year
Under The usual head Arthur >
CioodoIl this week announcea bic cahdf
asoy for the republican nomination oi
collector
The factlunal light between the repub'
Ican leaders 10 this county promises %
make 90 unusually lively convention 10
September.
Clnrk Rodgers, OF Lone Mounsaln,
viii likely he cahddntc before The
republican convention for the uomina'
llon Of collector.
Ills said that wiillsm Taylor, from
preclncs 4, VIII again bo before the
Republican convention for tho county
conmlsslonshlp from the second dis
tricl.
The friends o. o. r. Smyih, OF Lords
burg, are mentioning that gentlemen %
The probable republican candidate to'
county commissioner from the third DIS
sFlct.
Il The Silver City Enftrpriss states u
{ eject this morning that william Murray
y Of Central cliy. viii be n candidate 70
Y the wpubllcan nomination OF count
> commissioner from the nrst district
y Among those prominently mentleue
4, IA connection with democratic delegate
y ahip ara A. A. Jones and Frank Maf
. znnares, OF San Miguel, H. y. Feygu'
" son aud ". V. Chavez, Of Bernallll'
n Judge A. u. Fall. Of Dona Ana, Antonl
y Joseph Of 1'nos, Governor Thornton,
\, Santa Fe, w. 8. slopewell, Of Sierra m
y many others. The brilliant pEospoc
b for democratic success render tho nom
~ nation an attractive one this year.
20 There IA movement on loot anon
N some of the members Of the silver par
er 10 carry that organization into teri
10 lorIal and county politics, but no de
g. Mite action has 10 yet becn deiermln'
ID upon. Az the intention Is At preeeni,
a. equity party may be organiaed aud
lr. convention held after those Of the repu
or leans aud democrats aud endorsemer
made from both tickets. a claim
made that there are nlready $50 yot'
10 The movement aud that even tho pl
-. clnct organizations are complete
this seems hardly possible, az the ls'
era Of the silver party do not yot nppl
VI 10 have agreed upon their plans, 2
he prominent leaders are republicans "
ml refuse 10 support tho 81. Louis plaiIor
Silver City IL The birth place Of
led county organization.
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

been settling np bis busineas affairs ~
that section. VII Mcfflmun pnys there
Il no climate Ike Kew MesicoH and lie
has decided to casihls loi, for all time,
Ia Deming.
lf you have ever ptfn little child la
the agony 81 summer complaint. you can
realize tiia dAbR8E of Tie tsuutir aud
lnppffcIole The value OF inaIHblaul o1a 70
liei always afforded hy DeWltl'n Collie y
Cholera CnFe. Fuf dyeenicfy and
dlauhma u ~ Reliable remedy. WE
could not afford 10 recommend this ne q
cure unless II were cure. J.. u, Byron,
dfugelsi.
| Jppon r. j. chAnn, of the Ola, came
"a Tuesday over the Southern Pacid'
from tho east, asopplns over 10 this city
until "Wednesday, when ho took Che
Santa 70 for Silver CITY. Judge Clark
while east, attended the Chicago enn
ytnslon aud Visited 10 Ohio and olhel
eastern points.
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31


Atilie request Of the rector, BisboF
Kendriu aas appointed the Rev. y. u. >
Andrews, minister Ia charge Of 81
I.uket Chugch, assistant minister a 81
Clcmenta church. Ia III Paso. This ap'
polnimeni Of the bishop was ratified By
the vsstry al The Regular meeting held
on the Goth Inst, aud Mr. Andrews hai
sirnliied his acceptance OF the aainc.
Mr. Andrews 10 10 dcaconnr orders
aud viii prosecute his htudica for the
priesthood, under the direction oi Rev
Mr. Martin. He Will begin his work
\ assistant at g. Clements the hrs'
week "a September, deToiing nll ot ~
time to the parish with The exception ol
one Sunday 10 each mouth, which vii
bs employed by him as the Bishop may
Q % % direct
Il win be With feelings Of elucofs
regret that lhe people ~ Demlng VIII
leAru o. bis intended departure. Durlue
biz rnstofnic here, Mr Andfewn hn'
hpen unusually euocesAiul IN bis church
work and hms eudsared hlmuell TO all BY
hla genuemnnly maunefs and uniform
courtesy. Best Wishes for every success
will accompany him 20 his new hsld Of
labor ID u Thought thar ~ local NILS.
sion WIN b temporarily hlled by Rev
Gross, OF ihe Silver city church, who
will ylnls this charge d, frequent inter
walls.
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

Anslon Ia oranl County catch before
lht Supreme ouAlt at Santa ~ hase
bttn taken a. follows:
Ia Tho eano o. Andrew y. Laird,
plaiullll 10 error. vi Elizabeth upion q
Al. asfepdsnt,ln Ia error v. y. Chllaef,
appears lot plalnlIil nud defendant va.
fu|ed % onrloy c9unael.
q NpImtet a o.. plaintiffs IN error
~ e|emund LIudauon defendant IA
enron w.. tohl|npsa anil nesl torn.
IA Peter d I|ldtnouf "a A. n|alnllll'
"a ofrtf. w. charles J Price. deishdanI
d error rt|co WA4 lultd 70 employ
toHnAol Accordingly lhIs morning q
n f|oAy entered MA eppeatenpe ioI
rIlt. nnb lhl toult ens reset foi hear
|tf Na AuaAateo r W Parker ftpr
,1Ht ,aa p|fInl|a' - almn
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

Nhe Nonfd ~ rounty Commissioners
Aboiishes somr and Creates 0thrrs.
The board Of county commissioners VI
lis mes,lng At Silver CITY during the
FIRE part u The week made several
changes Ia tho county precincts.
No. i5- TIadIey wna consolidated
With No a. Cooks Peak aud No. IT.
columbus with Ne. I'LL Demlng. The
aumher Cf Mangas precinct e5--was
chanrtd 20 that o. No. 10 aud she mum
her OF the county precincts ,hus reduced
% twenty -four.
new precinct No iD-was organ
ized. with the voting place at Sepnr
The boundary lines 81 the new precinct
are na foIIowe beginning AZ what Il
kuown an the NE corner ~ said precinct
the same being the NE corner OF sec
~, twp. 2e. : Il "A W. Thence wee
along the north boundary line Of sections
"a, "a. 22. Al. 20 aud 10 Of range a. ant
sections "a. 80, -, "a, 20 aud 10 OF ranes
rs; thence south 90 the west boundary
Hue Of sections 10, % and q 10 the NV
corner q sec, Q, twp, eS, 3 II IS wos,
thence was, along the township line be-
fwhon townships ~ and 29. 20 the NV
eoruer Of soc Of twp. ss, 3 X 10 w
thence south along tho range line be.
tween ranges rs and ~ 70 the sW corner
81 aec. 81, twp. I0 $ 4 10 w, thence
east along the south llue ~ twp. 20 %
thc HE cotnes of sec. 80, twp u, r
"A wi thence north along the llnc
dividing ranges is aud IA 10 The NE
sotnsf o. see. "a. tpp. q. sRlfW.
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31
THE MINING INDUSTRY.


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n
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

One Of inc PRIMARY objects IA she
Organization Of the Blyan silver Club
was % aocure funds 70 be sent 20 lAc
national COMMITTEES % help carry on the
campaign.
A call for such funds having now been
made the club VIII bo glad % receive
aoney from all who feel Tint they can
contribute and such contributions viii
be sent promptly ~ the na,lonaI com
millce.
| An subscriptions, no matter how
hmall, should be handed % John 1.
| luinalde, Who will see shht Tho muno,
lls Forwarded without dclry.
EgHIunyE CuMMfTrEE
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

Lnnd ohAco 1, I.aa csnce., N. ~
tal} ~ lH1H
Salta le htichy 4lton ltni tpo fullnNlnf nanen
salliei bias nlad uoliea ~ his lnientpn ip make
hnni pfnul ~ support uf hln elalin, aud that raii
plun{ WIZ ~ plde before q. n. ArNefts, u. NJ.
Coagt CoWinlslonfr. ~ Ntmlrn, AfW Mexico,
nn September 80. lfIt. tla' deInff T.. turpr,
Ahn iinde Ncnffiead Fairy Ne. e4iH. Tor ne
eWh of Nft& uf aec, 4, q. ~, Nk{ON
80 uamtn iH following Nlihcsns ~ provo NJ
contl1gipa ycalduneg npnn aud cultivation oi,
taId ltlnf, fIsi
him fIolstln. ~ Sherman, Nnu Nc1icn.
n. r. ll0laleiu, II Hhcfnan, Sew Mexico,
N ". nwaflfs " tnaIia, Ngr N1Alca,
~ klmmlek, ~ SaaFis Hpu MeNlte.
Aiy peit0n MNu 4stfet 70 ufnIHaf ufaltft Tie
allowance ~ puct pfqQt W WIN keuNq ~ any
fnhnfanllal foaHHn. nndnf NE law ana tNn lcTala.
flnnt ei ihH inlffipf pfpafmtui Why snfh rfnol
should mol b. allowed, VIII ~ given an oupol
tuniy ~ the ah tp lnnuilHnrd lliuefrd plals N
rfut4 examine tbs UlluftAra nf sHd flAiIuauf md
70 piief rvldrncp ~ iphnllnl ~ that subnltled ~
clarant EptlF y ettpFt
Flrsf ruhiIftilnn 1ult M lsTI
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

isis me intention OF the FREQ silver
rl,lzsus 70 send each month, until after
sipcllon, as much uioney ~ possible 70
Md in the ellycr causci al shose who dc.
sire TO contribute, no matter how much
nr how little, can leave their coutribu-
lions with Mr. james H. Tracy Or Mr.
Sam Lipdauer, whore monthly Ilst foI
this purpose may be found.
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

Hon. Alean N White uu able and
accomplished advocate oI the free coIu-
age Of silver. VIII address The clsizenn 81
Dtnlng III tho opera house nt $50
o'clock saturday eveul1g.
ar. White Is nn orusor Of nSility and
10 ONE shepil isii ic attend.
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

II IA excellent condition, and u yoi
are thinking 81 going Or sending 70 cot
lers, Il 40 your interest 70 make iul
Inquiry about lhe nnlYerl ~ Drop
postal card aud receive caiaiogue.
HnAm iiApLhY,
Albuquerque, y a.
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

Pnur. J. A. I.oxs aud family arrived
today from Silver CRY.
Lou n Bnows sialfaa at the county
capital early 10 she week.
FoA sALr one snwIue machine. In.
lulgo "A Mrs. A j Clnfk's.
,. ,. sHnnnAa. esT.ItlleJoev) was
iown ffom the c0unsy aeat Monday.
Great, bIg. ane, luscloua tomatoeF,
from Los Iaoa Onlsns ~
SIN IloIsrElN wau 10 town the middle
o. che week frsm the n A n ranch.
"Lumn HALL wae IA The city eavly 10
The week. aeIllpg pickles and "alch.n
FIne peaches cooking and ensIng
apples az n II. Kldders,
DnoAfUn NEpp, Of sllver City. vas D
visitor Ii the metropolis early 10 lho
week.
Fon RKxr Two ak room adobe hous-
"a, with bath fnum and adobe stables
! attached. Modern c0nsnnicnres. Good
locailon Apply " this oilice.
CoMnIsnoNKn A. J f'iARG attended q
meeting Of the board 81 silver Clly this
week.
1 r. r. pARurs was dawn from Silver
! Oily Wednesday attcndinglo ncme legal
business.
Baldnoes Il either hereditary or caused
hy Airnneee, mental exhaustion, wearing
llghrlttng hnla and by overwOrk aud
roublo. Halls Ilenewer VIII prevent y
Rrv u. II. J. Aspnnws returned
Thursday from month's vacation Al
Hlllssoro.
Eisek grapes and moro 70 follow a.
Z II. n. KiddeE'u
M.nsns BELLE Coxcnoa and Allcl
gccley returned from the City Of MexlcI
, last Saturday,
Mfns AuorFfA RA1HEL returned Mot
4 day from three months Visit amoni
y friends 10 California
" Poison Ivy, insect bites, hruisei
70 scnlda, hufno are quicl;ly cured w De
10 Wltra Witch Hazel Aalvc, The great Pill
cure. J, I. byron, druggist
Col. y. y. CARrEsTfn, from lh
sapsllo, was welcome visitor IN th
\ metropolis last Saturday,
a aBeys will he boys,r but you can
=. anord 70 lose any Of them. iie ready 70
y The green apple season by having De
" Wiips Collie 4 Cholera Cure Ia th
house. y T. Byron, druggist
a \. y. HunT. Commercial agent Of IA
/. seuthern Pacific AZ NJ Paau, pesre
u through Demlng last Wednesday
n Many o days work u lost hy rIe
!. headache, caused by indigestion an
q, stomach troubles. DcWilts Llttl
W Early Risers are the most elensunl p
tn fpr overcoming Huoh difficulties. j.
Byron, druggIss,
= O. y. Boswonrn, local agent FOR u
i sVutL4sn Pacific o., 10 iakIug ~
! days vacation. ills place ls being abl
/, hlled by Chas. y. Temple.
nj The whole system Is drained nn
!. undermined hy lndnlpnt ulcers nnd 0pe
sores. DeWlii'e Witch Hazel Hnls
ff snnedif hoais them. II u the btGl cui
known. j.. r. byron, druggist.
- o........, ..tf. ..4 rl,i4x., a.,
" hAA souVIT "''s nna en''nssn y
'e "sn'y ,ss'"ss' = y ',,', ,s'',., ,hsss
" oss' :" s"'e ~ -
I'D 'nfh 'Fv'n 7apAH '''"'e"i ~"'
or Il 6oesn', matter much whether eis
(. hendaohc. hlllouaneaa, Indigestion a..
~ constipation are canhed by negltnt nr !
"a unavoidable clrcum toureef UrWli
he Little Enrly llaees viii bpetdlly gu
''sm "''' y Y '.s'Vp' ''sss, ',~
"a WM' McAr'F' deputy unss'.' a'opn' .'
ng over 10 llae el'f xss'esinl e -. w .''.. y
"a ifom following he nsp.s 49,. .ysssss ....e =. =
A reports having 'sAos" Wv" '"~ =
on Me1'ao'
ah Don, noni',s ,a,. sw'' y nms alsrrhn. mnia ~ rs
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

All those Interested ia music should
join the ANnnluAN Mugosh AssociA
TioN and sa1e money By pasluK a
small enm, large amounts ran be saved,
For full pnrllculafa call Or nddroaa
1Ina. g. IL. DASR,
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

Two days ago, Mcssr. James n.
Tsacy, Sam LlndAuer aud A. J. Kyle
started out, ~ a committee Of three, 70
collect contributions from the free silver
clllxons OF Demlns regardless Of party
asillatlon, 20 forward 70 the chairman Of
she Democratic National Committee
The susn of f0g00 wac collected aud wal
sent this morning 20 W. p 81. John
Kew York. Following are the name
IL those who Contributed and th
amounts each PAID,
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

AZ am tlcsing out my business !
will atll ~ the npxt ten days my lxiursa
like counters. ahalvlugu, show oasen,
lamps, pictures, bnohs, pocket knives.
ac|aoors. lakofs clocks, watches, lewelIy,
large mua|c box. one lne new lady'n
bicycle aud household furniture.
nfeIylhlng hl d 'ncllace
Jp Ana0CnI
levelst
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31


Damluz.
Mf. sUleuhclneg, Of Dsmnp, lIlla We'
PLACED 4 small force nt work on Bis
Spanish Beauty milne, which lies imins
iIairly between che Nl pnho properties
aud the Bumnils group. The ore body
Whlch Il now being worked IA the ~
paso agepefilpp appears 70 extend Into
llso Spanish Beauty ground and Mr.
soloubesgere efforts WILL b. directed @
striking the aeno body. Tho spanlsh
Beauty Il ono * the bnAl properties ia
camp, although hut little work has been
done on T.
Elhort schultz has four men employ
Cd On tho lneE and 10 taking out and
shipping ore.
Charles Pc u bllli extending lhs
tunnel on ihe Summit group properties.
Quiio TOW Cf water has teen atrtrk,
but no ore body baa yefbeou struck.
Hiram Terrlll sull mRkcs regular
shipments from hls properly on tho
wtut side,
There nro now over ono hundred meu
employed N the camp, nnd much
development work a being done, Tho
| demand for carbonate ofe u enpeolaiIy
| great. aud this class o. properties arv
receiving much alton Ion.
HkDtrY.
4 The litigation affecting eha celebrated
6pphlc Ialne hps not yea been lefml
mated and The mlnc Ii totally closed, ~.
j poran being ii charge as keeper No
effort u beItgl made q keep out the
water
WnrN slosAf.
The Mill d tbs Elnora Cumpapy ls
about completed and win socn be N
operation. About sixty tons of orr
b6yo already been taken ont and a. soon
nj tho mill n completed force ot
ilgleen men will be put % work. y y
claimed that such force can hupply et
loan, ten tons Of ora per day, which wlll
10 sufficient for milling purposes Thit
" The property owned by W. u. New-
comb, Frank AZ. Galloway apd $. a.
Alexander
n. I'm. Upton hns a small force Al work
ievclonlnK hia AnIld Comfort mine Ia
: this district and reports the outlook u'
very promising.
81 ixAEnor,
Owing n wnahnuta Of lho Silver CIV
/ g Nuriheu. which win rcqder that
road lmnnssahle FOR woeke, the nmeiieI
has oloaed down until after the rainy
anasrn All she employees have bess
discharged.
snynn CRY.
I, w. II. Newcomh ID eltnp|pR on ~
!. avenec ~ two car londs ~ iron orr pe'
! dnv to tho Duqncsne Company in ~
pnao.
i.oKE MousTAiE
. rfnnk nlnhy made big strike leasntl
4 " on the siunarch m'nn ne md wnl
4 made withlnn few feet N me anffHr.
Z Developments shnw body II orr ~ o
4 s2n feet mlds and the orr shnwa hefr
with heuphldo and bromide IN fFeai pfr
d fueIon. fllsenllmnied the nro viii 4
& $500 10 tie ton IN silver. Tho and IL q
a new thing ia Lone Mountain. aa iprerl
eaually ah rich and somo flohef, hav
n been encountered quite recently.
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

Esxs Sunday OH Sunday ailss grin
lyl
II 4. "a. ilsany and Anle'com
munloh,
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sfaied al mo Mcdaniel plant
Jap Onasht recently made anolhef
shipment oi ore from We Last Chance
lnlno On tho west side. II went 70
Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

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Ia The Demlna r .. for the week end
lpx July 81. 1890,
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mated and the mlne u totally clnued, =.
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effort Il bcIhgl made d keep OUT the
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Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

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avenee ~ two car loAas ~ iron ors poF
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Deming headlight., 1896-07-31

Owlnn n wpahnula Of lho Silver CIV
g Norihern. which win rcqder that
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has clnaed down until after the rainy
anasrn. All she employees have besu
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-28

votes-to Offset corruption and bring
national relief
Mr.. sEwALL STOOD UP.
Candidate Arthur 6ewsli was intro<
duced to the crowd by Ex-Governor Davis
but he merely stood up to bow his so-
knowledement and state that there was
no time for him.
GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS APOLOGIES
Geoge Fred Williams was pushed for
ward to the front Of the platform and
apologized to Mr.. Bryan for the treatment
he received the other day at New Haven.
He said the insult was not offered bv the
citizens OF New Haven or New England
out by students. Then the silver candi-
date for Governor in the Bay State said
to the crowd: 'Mr. Bryan came here to
get acquainted with New England and
New England has fallen In love with him
From Rhode Island to Maine no has won
the affection OF the people,"
This closed the platform exercises and
the candidates were escorted into the de-
pot by a squad OF Central station police
and went off on the IL o'clock train fok
New London.