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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

A favszis- trick cS lhe sisvcrstcs.
~ssss scatrTa IN aryup,ert e n tic tscrsts
~ tie ssre ro:nasse srhcs,sc. IL Go ssil
Lark On The eia-n shaf -'~;lrrr Il r,or,rv
81 sire ctirtss,nifpa. Ald in tic as,.
scne d s.rr ls,ter rases, far cisisisy ,,r
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they urge '1Ssi lie iisrcs~ es ;hc rv:i-
*sitn'ion ,srniicsci lsah goid snd .ii-
vcr as faSl sr;i.;,r n,rnsy.
Alslhonsi' ,ciy iv> s<cniEv heard, shs
ASSERT GA that slsvcr i.-ss "a s.lssms So s.eo
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Cye tSa;si,tr,s,n h.s 10 s-lssr s., fsr..
9hc i0nsdr.s Il shc DrisSa ,s.d ,4t rs,,.
'erteic SO hsnii tic povcss AZ cos.Sssss
'n ,s6fsi.'s :r isT.-,t: So isgc sa,,,...E,! Il
Valves. Tt'i lire srly rcstEc;No ,u ,te
t'r" ineiry iiseials IL rlsc cl.suss which
irch;iniS ,,,e states fssrn ,lsssing ,i.y-
iAiM- Int ts;A aiii stiysr Il air-,.rr IN
is'yrwai Il ''tttz ThsE- Is positively
na'bfrs ia she 'n,:s,i;n,i,n wi,ie,, gives
i'iiy te!sr rs lie lsoscincs az tue rilyer-
ties
Hri ovC-, il sisc frsrnrys Of tho cc,,sti-
iaiion hsd sce,, Il, io fsoyit;o tbs. hath
gold ard siESSr .hpuli lc zss<,i az sfs,,l-
ss'is i vsiNo ilS, wca,d BE 40 i..,S, /,
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cu'rDry ssicr oSrcric,ce bad sinwp i,r
evils Wsse n,sil great and g'csi ss unr
f"'efa'ho'S vr;v. ,licy cnaid nct fcr~ce
i'.e crw'ncrs i,.I,sssc ;n t,,rI-cicgi:yn
ct silver 'f 'hr l's. 30 years. Aud si,Ne
'ise esrsi, rtrIrnc,c:al nations Eave. aft
. e. rsn'"i-s ct experimenting. de,-idati
Sht iAc ip.l siaI,isId IL ~. i4t,. il
NcnM w. so,'y for ,li:s euou',y 80 tuck
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~ cvciy'hrg. h'' sa.n,lcr NStai tryii.iOs,
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, inst'.c'i :he ,,ivei rium,asd IL would
l;.vc 'fCn rTs aMp'iy an.cr.',i ,p suii shc
nc,s cOgslMs,rS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
SPECIAL OFFER.

T0asy seaAlies. spiss5s,. 81 :Is will
s~p,s shs t;t.lso5Is VALLEY NHNs a,al NEW
loRK TRs.tci MEEK woaLD ,sr la
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Sss.ise-i-
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MEMS .aa woGs-l,. .eS<t-.s-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

y cso'n"s as--"ng .hu u, nggistr Of
this place reveals Ike fact iiat Cham
hrr'si'> nse ii'c n,oSi popular r,o.
isTcisry 'ne'iir;prs sola. Ci.unLer.
's'''s Ce'ugh kAr,~'iv, especially, is
'rsaf'it'i as in '''- lsal Of all throat
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fs'si, p'etcr'b-J !,s .piiy,icssns. 40
u 's"''p 'Dss'i.'ID,, IL IL also mrex-,
ec'l' q. ar.i inpni f,sa,i.iss, xisi yo,isg
rb''di-u keep i,ot,Ie aissya ha,alY
far ''.s'.'-, ~r'-. The e,litor of lhe
s'sri''s ''aa srieaic,,Iy kao~n CD,a;n-
''f'i'i'''s Cr'cE'' i.e,nedy 90 10 The
sn'is af'|r az ots..r meeiie;nss Had
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for rsir =, -, a,bj 90 sei,ts yer bot
lis s'y i. Z Iiar.isv~. Drnes;st.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
TauE ARD FALSE .rEAcHses
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T5szs 49,: wss ysstr u esta; pros
sez5ry-
Test t;se vs,lonse n Spjsasry a-sassey
sF.Ns rearrssa ose -sazH IS, lsss.
That ,lse dseifp4 ia sSse srsoes af
iarias I'sss.sSsS bssso in ssss-
TEsza asss sscl:s4 ir, Jniees. IS s:ve 10
tl'e feeerso srgTrDe q rocs,sS.
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fast sass:sary n5res4g regulates
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sdast sSsr ssseDsr.- s,a1 ',4G5,s. u III
siatOis:saisy
That TIE cass,s',ee-. lcgiisoe-s arS
t'zssssesee zssets sfza! Is. " c-ar nSssae!--
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
PRICES AND WAGES.
COLO - NOT spasEeiAIiNe ANb WA
CTS res t-ssN1.

rsSsS That s,isnIa step .Se. seaeesrsa
AscsriinS sE.iess cssa-iEer...eS s,us-
ra. CT ~- S-,,s,- ns.a, wn, ss,.o q.
rR~arn rcn,srar--
Tie following statistics snd diagram,
81 I'ritssS. wages. o:c. olgias io sss7, ,l,c
howl t;rsy IL ihosc who arc sssur,:pg
fs-siisss ersa fccsusc ii is oy.,,rroiaIibv
II sonsn rsPis rate end thus un,sin.
i-ca,cy in'o t.sr poi kots of the ,,rll
hngfi The tr-sth Is tlia, iS IL rrarfi,nsyr
Eaiicnary in ysiCc as cuiur.aeSi with
;fsi tabr 1.rnsir.ss a,is; tliat ss ..... ..sy,5s
siisef cs;!T wh1n Sscd us II ni, .ssur,. a.,
value q isZ; i,,os. inpcstRs1uf All c,f.-
i-,cS,.ties- IAtsor. How this wsTLs .o no
sdvs,i;iaae 81 iA,ur is shown by 'i... x,.1-
si!y ifscreasi':g .'arci,asi,,g ;p,yt'r aS
sSaScS- Ihc RFr:isly ircsr=s. 4, nu:,ynt uf
gold III iSa; ard 1855 wil, ,Goissl,iy .p
iircfy E;cp the slight ,sa.dfs,cy ;u .r,,,e-
,iStion sii'i I,ct;,ss.s chcck ,l,r tlavrn,vs,d
.ocrecf iTis cs If iaisI. lIn,,rc,s. THIS
wsnil b. Oi duebifUl icncli,. rs &: ,s
perhaps iN'ss fr mankind liza, ,r.co.. a
iissst manufactured articles si,0oai 40
rlirsc sc,rywl. cssing 10 CONSTANT, ~ i'm
lrnvSd methods .f iHErufacirre !, ia
r:s!y fair THAT crs;isur.crs should rc.-irn
q sifare az tie L, Nc Gas of cisca,sDtsl ,ro-
Gstciicn.
7,iI-AIIvEgTlCySA AND y scFS ~ III, i-,r-,7o
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
spRINGvuLE.

Mr. P-S waiiacs was vii.ing up
so Cir Vpiisy so,"e days Dir,rs-
Dir. Nosby fsulkn~r has returned
iro'" bis t'ti''" i'Ia'd county.
Mr- j. II Mc1ulling is furnishing
'""''er lrr ,le brick yard at Tip
T.p
1he'e ~as taray pa'sy vt Mr. J.,
j. W"llar-r. Mr- Eirnj Carter
ai'd Mis. Alice Wallace secured The
premiums
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
II .yo.isn.. s:ors.

II IL utscn sHGastssi iils aSi ,tDi is
iics'el 10 Ltcis tisc gold ic.aryc rls ~
iic EiIIrx Is 10 siisAs it's c1,'i1ins iu;-as
T;iy7sb,s ia soN Dns ilfIs ,,t,s.1s z, Peg
i'''Ini o.i aOSi. zs Is iDpiio- 4 ,,iIc5iJDj
nation iasii,ss nahEg IUSRts of rngsy.
There - iNfidas l;sr iuaISirg rilvor
dollars gfaus icf.s.er for all ,igss. IsDbIjr
and iriyaie. except ;n csaees whesc Il
ocii,r,rt ciiis fvg something sl,e. The
:5ierT':an silver ireasnry Bntes are ~
law receivable fs1 cutton,s dueS THE
law SCsiuiri,R all forias Of ,mGry 10 T..
tefs at par 'giils gold would tc violated
isy refusing tD receive agy,hinc Lrs geld
trr tariG ssSrf. II ~ ei,rsef,,rs i.ryasa..
iicnSIe. ,riii,.Bt gsu.iaciny tie ctii, wa
sre trying ga AYES q. ic stpgiFc '.JiT
taxes ,1 br pa;i iD gold oG,Iy. TEGlrSsi.
fcrt li5B sisOsIi bvST . gold yese,vc rssy
Le ,D.fn E7;,stIsfsssry calling iu flse
PY,s-n'@csroiid Sherman ,gsss srpI ne.
Ilacin2 :isffs; s,i,k lS:,th rSrs No s<Sfs-
pis1i is fnrshcnHii;s1 - Els,'iInoi. SUa.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
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Bovvssr 1Facsszss
1Sat IL ssas tbs sess cf ,esaTble
fa,ss@.
THAT s.ur sssJ'sssy snorssy s.Es sa
crs'sSeSs +'s'ce tss7s; frlsa Egsss. s,>1, 10
10 81. ESQ. ssltss. GOO
That she Ssar,ite .ss ,eane rro,ssts
ifissS aa 1865 ssId ndbs1. 5n ssss.
1Sss ss5 1850.
Tbsf prices aJe Sc7rer wssjh ,fa
TDlV5se ~ s.,lrsay 10 7ssstr sn 1895
ibars 5r 1913
1lsssr ssse.s ls9sd 2.Ce9. ossD sfs,xr s55s-
's's NJ asiS ssatret sia. oep, sSso Ss
s.es5s
1liat tise e5ihso If h5soesslifi1s ssst
e'sies' kssoSs > tfrlts 81 1885.
That sdft<s bsss SfxiisNet esrstt 1873
Is tie taos as Il ssen6y is,sezse q ;al-
ss.-rf sSrisey-
That they are ~bu5tt fsass way
jnst 30 IS larrer IN ,ss25. eeasIassss
gid z!one. sbsn ga 1873. a1sri,xg;1.
s'''a aid sltser
Inst abe burglars. p;ckpnaets 4ss
j.ci'11-sSns elef ;bsdy s.lssrse
-. aorisis,s usig,st ~ 1ssGnag.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

: = arr r-s'ss',i 81 -. asa ai..~ s.e sH4ssrf.
riross '.piie-- Eisn rs'., 20 '.a.. s.r IA
t-a,s-ss ssia.s,I.,- -, .e.~s 50 :. fsss. r. s.
ra,- sssss go ~ ,-asas, s.r se - i g.s
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a".l, al tsa.is # '@sa p. asn- re-.- IS e..
es-s-s f' s-.ii.: .s''r bsi~f n,-a ..is.~r rriai-
in= as aha -is'--. i'~,l.s is-si.s r.,.A li..e-
ass.Aire ssa= IL sad If ys.e s.,il s-
ani .zsH.ins "f woss y,,,. > iai .- eoa-
viae~d si-.s is Kill s,Ay yo, 10 '+s u~ a.. sn.r
~.ras wr Py--T,"s-i to al, all Si,4a~ ..f 7..i.
wo'k a'-a |, ','e y's Ni:: f-r'< with al order
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

Eoes your business pay without
Advsrtising2 Advertise and it
Will pay better
Advertising is the Life Of husz-
ness.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-29

above claim. Mr.. Higgins, the owner,
is working two shifts, retimbering the
tunnel, driving the same under the up
per workings and raise for air, and If
indications are as favorable at that
depth as at GO feet the tunnel will be
driven for several hundred feet. Mr..
Higgins has under his control several
very promising prospects and will de.
vote considerable money towards their
development.
Messrs. POsten also a neighbor to
these claims have a wonderful ore body
on the ElpasO. A mill run of the ore
was made last week on the Richmond
Bros. mill, which Melted such good re-
suits that the owners are sinking a
shaft and rushing timbers for same.
Here are four properties all within gun
shot of each other, all showing large
bodies of ore, all being developed by
day and by night shifts, and all having
tons of ore in sight-a sight well worth
coming miles to see. JUDGE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-29
MCKINLEY AND BRYAN pEpArE
They Held 4 Joint Discussion In 1892
at Ann ArROr.

The proposed joint debate betwean
Major William Mckinley and William
Jennings Bryan today recalled to the
mind Of j. F. Burke, assistant score.
tary Of the national Republican com.
mtttee, that the two candidates mat AZ
Ann Arbor in 1892. The occasion was
the convention of the College League
OF Republican Clubs, of which Mr.
Burke was the first president. Major
Mckinley addressed the gathering
The regents of the Ann Arbor UniveT.
Sity refused to allow Major MCKINLEY
to speak in University Hall until the
committee Of students promised that
the talk would be in the line Of a Lee.
ture on political economy. Later
they granted the use Of chs
hall for a Republican political speecb
with the understanding that if the
Democrats desired they should have its
use for one night within the following
ten days, to reply to the Ohio governor
a Democratic committee was appoint
ed, and, with the aid of Presidapt
Cleveland and Don NJ. Dickinson. Nc.
kinleys opponent was chosen. He
was William j. Bryan. He was taken |
to Ann Arbor with a great flourish of |
srumPets, but his audience was small |
Burke said, and his speech had q far
iitferent effect than that delivered At
chicago. He was disappointing then
wen to the Democratic professors, who
concluded that Mckinley had by far
he best Of the argument, and as a re-
ult Bryan's speech, which was intend.
d as an answer to Major MCKINLEY
vas not distributed in the eastern uni.
ersities. Burke says it vas beaDtI.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-29

counties would have their turn to
smile ell-groomed patronizing smile
at the menials Of the cities, as long a.
the cows continue to give down. s.
So much for the effects of cheese
coinage on the destinieS of the farmer,
but this is not all; cheese would afford
the long sought automatic, self-regu.
lating currency. When the money mar
ket becomes gorged from an over sup
ply, and coin dropped below the market
price Of casein6 bullion Cheese in the
pig) people would naturally consume
the surplus as food, and in this way
financial constipation would become
convertible quantity, alternating be-
tween the people and their coinage in
conformity to natural laws; on the
other hand, when the money market
became, in the language Of fnanciers,
strong, the dietictiC demand would
naturally cease and the cheese mints
be able to make good the deficit. When
the demand for money became light
the banks would simply transfer their
overpluS to the cold storage warehouses
and vice versa. Thus, by the working
of natural laws the constantly recur-
ring periods of wild speculation and
disastrous panic would cease and bust.
ness trOt along from year to year as
steadily as well trained family nag.
Again, in the matter Of debts, cheese
would tend to reconcile those ancient
enemies, the debtor and the creditor.
The creditor would naturally hesitate
before stirring up an old claim, and
for the same reason debtors would al.
ways be anxious to clean up their obi
cations. Thus, cheese, like mercy,
would be twice blessed, blessing him
that lends and him that borrows.
Cheese coinage would also have a
beneficial effect ON public morals.
Litigation would be lessened, for the
courts, when asked to stick their noses
into money matters, would, without
doubt, hold such action to be ultra
wires. Men would cease to steal, for a
thief could be nosed out, even by a
Chicago policeman. Tax dodgers
would have to walk up and pay their
taxes along with honest people, for
personal property in cheeses would,
from its nature, proclaim itself to the
minions of the law, even to the last
scent. Last, but not least, cheese dol
lars would create healthy public sen.
timent in regard to wealth. InOrdinate
riches would have a tendency to sub |
Ject its owner to social ostracism. A
plutocrat with two or three hundred
Of cheese would be as unpleas.
ant neighbor as slaughter house or |
glue factory. Society would no longer |
turn up its nose at poverty, but at
wealth.
In fact, all things seem to conspIre
TO make cheese the only self-adiusting
money substance from a social, as wei
Is monetary standpoint. There are
nitey possibilities in cheese, and the
layWil come when money will no longer
% the root of all evil; when the gold
Jug and the silver bug shall succumb
o the cheese bug; when humanity SO
Ong crowned with silver thorns and
iailed to the cross of gold shall be re.
eemed by cheeses. Your truly, 10.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-29

Caldwell. Idaho

no whOmltt may concern; --s - 1000
,,, i.the nnaSs signed had Dr. Gee WO treat me
curing my sickness and found his Treatment ~,
$3.50 S.sesss. was gTieVOusly afiicted wit6
<e'"o'ssreatment to aiiiIcfed humanity. ~ :
JOHN T. SEBREE,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-29
fully worded. but the financial logic
was flimsy.

II you have ever seen little child in the
agony Of summer complaint, you can realize
the danger of the troubles and appreciate the
value Of instantaneous relief always afford.
ed by DeWtt'S Collie ( Cholera Cure. For
dysenteTy and diarrhoa it is a reliable
remedy. We could not afford to recommend
this as a cure unless it were cure. II. D.
BlRtchley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-29

Hardy & Thorp have just received a
fresh stock Of "PavitO," "Walter Scott"
and Lady Aberdeen" cigars. These
are staple and frst-class cigars,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-13
POLITICAL JOTTINGS.

Last nights meeting of the Central
Republican club was given up almost
entirely to the perfecting of arrange
ments for Thursday nights demonstra-
tiOn at the Frothingham. Secretary
w. S. Millar reported that fifteen clubs
have already signified their intention
of being present by making application
for tickets. The average numerical
strength of these clubs, based on the
demand for tickets, Is little over one
hundred. These alone will insure a,
crowded house. The three speakers for
the occasion, Charles Emory Smith,
editor Of the Philadelphia Press; James
II. Hoyt, Of Cleveland, the "Chauncey
Depew"of the Western Reserve, and d.
d. Woodmensee, president of the Nation
al League of Republican clubs. will as
suredly be present, SO Secretary Millar
reported. They will be escorted to the
rockingham by the Junior Republican
club. which will on that occasion make
it's first appearance in it's new uniform,
consisting Of gilt cape. leggings and
helmet. They will carry torches and
will march one hundred strong. The
remaining members Of the club will act
as ushers at the theatre. The Juniors
will hold q meeting Wednesday night
to make plans and distribute uniforms.
II
The Populist party in this county did
not poll enough of votes at the last
election to entitle 1t this time to recog-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-13
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
carpets, Draperles and Wall Paper
ia7 WYOMING AVE.

Hall at Montdale-Tuesday, October, IL;
speakers, a. A. Vosburg, b. +. Tinkham
and others.
Moeller's hall, South Washington ave-
nue., Scranton-Tuesday. October Is; speak
ers. H. NJ. Streeter esq, and II. c. Rey-
nols. esq.,; II. A. Zimmerman, esq.
Milwaukee, Oct. 16, 1885, at p. M
Speakers, A. J. Colborn, jr., A. A. Nos-
burg. {. W. Dawson.
Nanding. Saturday, October II. 1896
Speakers, Charles w. Dawson, esq.,; Rev.
Henry II. Harris and Mark Edgar.
Potter's hall. Fleetville-Saturday. Oc-
tober II: speakers. John Ball Osborne,
esq; B. F. Tinkham, es.; John NJ. Har-
ris. esq.
Diamond hall, Moosic-Friday, October
%; speakers, John Ball Osborne, John NJ.
Harris, esq.,; II. c. Reynolds, esq, and
others.
Meeting at Throop borough building
Friday, October l6, 1896; speakers, Il. w.
Thayer. Charles W. Dawson, esq, and
John Il. Edwards, ESQ.,
Blakely. Tuesday. October 20. 1886.
Owens hall-Spcakers. Major Everett
Warren, ESQ.,: j. +. Reynolds, esq. and
John Il. Jones, esq.
Carbondale. Oct. %, 1s96.-In opera house.
speakers, Hon. W. A. Stone, Major Ever
EFT Warren. A. ]. Colborn, jr., and John
f. Reynolds.
Dalton, Tuesday. October q, 1S96--Speak-
ers, a. j. Colborn, jr., esq.,; II. c. Rcy-
nolds, esq, and others.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-13
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.
Hot Blaze in Basement Kitchen In
Oakford Court.

The basement of the single two-story
frame dwelling In the rear Of the
LackaNanna laundry. in Oakford court.
owned by Jacob Cohen and occupied by
Anthony Mahon. was badly damaged
by fire which broke out at 6.35 O'Clock
last evening. Tongues of flame were
shooting out Of the windows and lick
ing the side of the house even before
the arrival of the Crystals, whose quar-
ters are only fifty yards away. Ener-
getic work on the part of the firemen,
however. confined the damage to the
basement.
The kitchen was located in the base
ment and 1t is supposed the flames
were started by Goals dropping out of
a cooking range on to the floor. This
belief Is heightened by the fact that
the fire was fiercest in the immediate
vicinity of the range. The worth of the
kitchen furniture and about 500 DAM
age to the house represents the loss.
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milton on the official ballot. without
having its Candidates put on the ticket
through the medium Of nomination pa
pers. The party will not have any
legislative candidates In the field this
fall. About two weeks ago they met
in convention in Judge Stanton's office.
on Washington avenue, and nominated
a complete county ticket. DR.. John
Sxlupas. of Penn avenue, was the
standard-bearer for congress: Rees w.
Davis, Of Priceburg. and John X. SICK
Ter, of Tompkinsville. were nominated
for county commissioners: John a.
Barron, Of Priceburg. and Albert But.
terman. Of Dunmore, were nominated
for auditors: and George Gothier, A.
w. Houch, John Lanyon, and John A.
Lemon were nominated for represen.
tatives In the First, Second. Third and
Fourth Legislative districts respective
ly They knew they didn't poll two per
cent. of the highest vote cast for
state office last fall, and consequently
they made out nomination papers and
sent them around the county for sig
natures. One hundred and eighty
seven Populists signed the papers. The
committee at the proper time sent the
papers for congress and representatives
ON to Harrisburg. because these are
state offices. A few days ago the news
came back that the papers for the rep
sentatives We're void, for the reason
that the signers for each legislative
candidate We're from all parts of the
county, that Is the 1S7 Populists signed
each mans papers. when it should be
that the papers Of the man In the First
district should be signed only by citi-
gems residing in the district, and so on
with the other districts. This affected
only the legislative offices. and II was
too late to remedy the matter when the
fact was known, as the time limit had
expired. Papers had to be filed not
later than thirty-five days before elec-
tion. On that account there will be no
Populist legislators on the ticket. The
papers for the commissioners and audi
tors were filed with the county COM
missioners by Mr.. Barron yesterday.
The Sixth Ward Republican club Of
Dunmore held an enthusiastic rally last
night in the Christian church, which
was crowded to the doors despite the
inclement weather. Addresses We're
delivered by John f. Reynolds, Of Car
bondale, candidate for the Legislature;
Milton w. Lowry and H. H. Beidleman.
of this city. A large number of men
formerly identified with the Democratic
party were in attendance and showed
by joining in the applause that they
were in sympathy with the meeting.
The Bryan and Sewall club, of MI
nOoka, heard speeches last night from
James O'HOlleran. Attorney COnroy,
Attorney M. j. DonohOe, City Treasurer
c. G.. Boland and Michael Fitzpatrick,
of DunmOre.