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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-02-01
Notice Of Forfeiture.

10 JOHN MCPHEE, your heirs or assigns:
GU are hereby notified that have expenudl
ed one hundred C$1OO.OO) dollars in labor a1a
improvements upon the Black Queer, I lOue
inning claim, situated on Blacktail NOVA oIai
county, State of Idaho, that being the amou ule
required to hold said premises un der tn nf
provisions of Section 1924 Revised Statues #
une United States, for the year 1885, Anu Anu #
MiInln ninety 900 days from the serv s;bnte
TINS notice you fail or refuse to contrlou ooD
your proportion of such expenditure az az IN.
owner In said Black Queen lode mining cl GLIB
er With the cost of this notice, your 1nIe1o IF
~ the said claim will become the properly ii
Sne Undersigned under the provisions o. , Snd
states. G.. l.. FERGUSON
Blacktail Idaho, January 1, 1896.
Jan. April 4.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-02-01
Notice For Publication.

U. s. LAND OF: ICE AT CoEuR DALENE.
IDA, January q, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
no. on March TO- 1896, viz: Darwin z. Lyon
for the s. W. a, Sec. 20. TIP So. N. r. 3, W. B.
M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of. said land, viz: Brice Coleman, James M.
Cook. Herman E. Burnham and James A.
Coleman all Of Rathdrum, Idaho.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof. or who knows of
any substantial reason, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department.
why. such proof should not be allowed, will
be given an opportunity at the above men,
toned time and place to crOss-examine the
witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evil
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by claim
ant. JAMES GRAHAM,
Register.
n I'M
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-02-01

Rev. Defenbaugh held communion services
at the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
The Epworth League will give an entertain
ment and whiting contest at the Methodist
church on the End Thursday in February.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross two miles east of
town, on Tuesday. Mr.. G. w. Royce of Rath-
drum was married to Miss Effie Ross Judge
Henry Melder officiating. About 30 invited
guests were present and the new couple were
recipients of many handsome and valuable
gifts. May their journey through life be
pleasant one. [TEMIZER.
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Defendant
The State of Idaho.
To Joseph L. Prichard. Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of the First Judicial District of
said State, in Rauhdrum, County of Kootenai
the complaint OF the above-named plaintiff
wherein judgnent is demanded against you
Tor dissolution OF the bonds of matrimOny
existing between you and the Plaintiff, and
that Plaintiff may obtain decree Of divorce
the ground on which said Judgment and
decree are claimed. is, that the Defendant for
more than one year prior to the commence
ment of this suit. has willfully and without
cause deserted and abandoned the Plaintiff.
and still continues to so willfuily de-
sert and abandon sold Plaintiff.
and to live seperaJe and apart from her
against her will. and without her consent
and without any fault on her part. as fully
appears from Plaintiffs verified Complaint
hied in this action, to which reference is here-
this summons.
And you are also notified that unless you an
pear and answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service hereof. if served with
IN NcOtenai county and within twenty DAYS
Il served out OF said county, but within said
served out of said District, exclusive of the
day OF service). the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In said
complaint. "
Given under my hand and the seal of
the District Court of the First Judi
~ cial District of the state of Idaho in
SEAL. ana for KOOtenai county, this 18th
~ day of January. 1896.
ROBT. S. BRAGAw. Clerk
By HENRY T. RAY. Deputy.
CHAs; L: HEITMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
j. 18-F. %
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-02-01
Timber Culture Final Proof-NotiCe
For Publication.

Q. 3. LAND OFFICE AT COEUR D'ALENE
IDAHO, January 10, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that Mamie V. Me-
clure has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Register and Receiver
at the U. s. Land Office in Occur d'Alene.
Idaho. on the 10Th day of March, 1885, on tim
quarter of section No. 26, in township No. 81
N. range No. 5, w B. M. -
=, she names as Witnesses, Henry Boynton.
E. Gates, all of Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
JAMES GRAHAM, Register
j. 18.-F. %.
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Notice For Publication
- .. LAND OFFICE AT CEUR D'A1ENp !,
IDAHO, January o 1909

' orFIGE AT CEUR D'ALENE
IDAHO, January 9, 1896
Notice is hereby given that tho fa,,N
nanled settler has filed notice Of his intentg
70 make 6nal proof in support of his cIni, n
resst saa and Rr f1e w be made the
Idaho on February a. 1886. viz vi oG Ge%n dWAene
scr scr ' 5s n p = NE AsE A,SEhN I En
'G He 20, Twp e. n R. W. b. N. a N a
his contmuon 1se following Witnesses to prove
s s1h 1t said land viz Joseph Marsb ritly va
Ta@ers a1 at Louis Chambard and James 10 ~
Hnv na arl Oh Kathdrum. Idaho. ''os l.
ane ailoWance of such proof. or who against
the ls,an.lal reason, under the law aMS
Why proof o sbd the ena
DE given an opportunity at the e allowed allowed. will
Witnesse eime re- and place to cross-examntn en-
dence in or said CLAIMANT and to ofer the
ant. A oH1C submitted by claim
JAM 11-F15. JAMES GRAHAM
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SUMMONS.

Tn the District Court First Judicial District
of the State of Idaho, in and for the County
of KOotenai.
Mnn Vnn
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-02-01
ALIAS SUMMONS.

ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the Probate Court in and for the County Of
kOOtenai. State of Idaho.
The Standpoint Mercantile
Company, Corporation.
Joseph L. Prichard.
Defendant.
The State of Idaho to Joseph L. Prichard, the
above named defendant:
on are hereby required as you have been
required. to- appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plaintiff IN
the Probate Court in and for the County OF
Kootenai, State of Idaho, and to answer the
complaint filed herein, at the time hereinafter
designated. or Judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the prayer OF
SAID complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the.
sum OF one hundred and eighty-two and forty
hve one-hundreth ($ls2.45) dollars with IN
annum from September 3Oth, 1895, and for
costs. 1t being for goods, wares and merchan,
alse sold and delivered, and money loanesa
TO defendant by plaintiff at defendants
@4th. 1894 and September Both, 1885,. ;.
T.. ana you are hereby notified. that II you
t Ia. 10 appear and answer said complain Th
the said plaintiff will take Judgment by de-
1ault against you for the sum mentioned N
Iie SAD complaint, tO-wit: One hundreI
a Inoa eighty,tWo and fOrtyfve One-hundIesI un
costs.
Given under my hand and the sea- cal
~ OF the Probate Court. In ana io "
SEAL the County of KOOtenal. State VI
Idaho, this 18th day OF January,
in the year of our Lord one tnou ~
and eight hundred and ninety siA
1S96.) HENRY MELDEh,
Ex-OHiciO Clerk of the Probate CourIs
j. 18-F. %.
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POST FALLS ITEMS,

Wedding Bells-Peculiar Accident-Other
Interesting News.
Posi- FALLS, Jan. 31.-Mrs. J. M. Beavers
and Thornton Wheatley were Spokane visit
Ors this week.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-02-01
FOR SALE,
REGISTERED 7N{sE8A -.
BnRHsHIRE

A. D. ROBINSON'S Rancho, two miles south
of Rathdrum.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-02-01
SUMMONS.
f. M 7.

In the District Court of the First Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and fer
the County of Kootenai.
MARY E. PRICHARD,
vs. SIMMONS
JOSEPH Il. PRICHARD,
Defendant
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NEYTS EXECUTION.
Absurd ATTEMPT to Prove That Marsha,
Sey Escaped to America

Absurd At'empf to Prove That Marsha!
Sey Escaped to America
"a Family Record Of Keys Execution,
written by Mine. Campan. Is contribute
to Ire July Century by relaNve Of tbs
lady, George Clinton Genet Of Grecibush
y Y MIR Comet, in preparatory noe
say: Al ahsa'a attempt has hecn mad
tina Ny wa NO, shot In 1915. but csclpcl
10 Amer "a. ln4 became n school master
N Norm carolina. whore he lately dcd
An allcstl fac-simile . hi writing
wr.N IS OF ihe cid French cavalryman
who il alleged. when drunk IN a Ger
duke of idch gen The writing which it
is claimed ia ihs genuine wit ne Of tn
marshal ems dotifful wiie'i romrnrei
with that known :, 10 his, aud the as
sumrd similarity between that and tho
wr'lns If the OLD French soldier &c
y run Narn. mn = lnronccivahM. Il IT,
prorli!mod himself to bp tho duke Of
tlrhbs,u %, since A. the tiue o. his exc
cuiion h. was primo 4 Moskowa, and
no longer duke of Elch.npen.
t. Is imp sslhlc ihat as is neser.e ID N
the book rrferred TO Ney should Eav
consen,ed - m snn'errnge Of be ny sh1'
alone aud aiirr falne AMI pre- eallnr
to be dead. should have suffered MIN 81
10 be c"rls Il, in'o eSil. ina siTanse lan,d
sorr' death wherever the hnf'lA Wa
ncre"s, " IA an army Of G0o1p men siu,
In. bc r,pnLla'ed under the walls If
Paris, upon condition. ~ general amnesty
of nN"nst- ho'h eiYl and mili AIRY. These
terms were haseiy violated. and 10 satisfy
the clAuior ~ the returned aristr1rra's IL
the oid rr.imo Noy was eNccurod W,l-
inston couid hav" prevented ms crrl.
after The condemnation by the chamber
Of p,'rS hut d j no,. for ieasons hes
known 10 himself Ney was offered "a
opportunity ~ 'ecRpe. M. refused He
they did.
Morooyer At he iimr when It is claimed
mat Nrr vas coHco2l'rs himself in North
Carolina. los ph nonapnrfe was liv 'ag al
hord, ntown. aud his house and his fortune
would have boon at Ney's dispose Nor
over ,affar he fan of the Bourboaa ,h,ro
wonld nave heHn 10 reason why Ney
should not hava returned to France. In
lS3s Eugene Nov, his third son visited
tle United S'atrs. aad went I, The hous"
OF ~ krsn.hu Genet who r"s ded on
tho hnpsor near Albany. hnt never heard
OF This alleged duke of Elrh ng.n, T. IS
srlcss 20 low ihos" ahsuriiti.s FUR her
Ney is buried in rerr Ia Cnaise AZ Para.
Win Two of his sons sld is hrc'her-ir-
law, Cannot \ plain slab marks the plnee
'ln the SPOT where he was executed stands
n monument erected by the French gov
eminent
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cured An isrecticn of the quarttrs and
their occupants lei TO the CONCLUSION that
the latter were reasonably vel housed ana
clothed
me an ns room was visited a, meal
plenty q. il. aud well cooked. The follow
ing Is 4 copy of t1day's bill Of fare; Roast
sciygi reach cehbler hWtirrm.lk and
sweet mix In the hospital The following
MAS The menu. oyster soup chicken soap.
mae soup. roast becf. rice. suUerkraut.
Elk tHsi. p"ach conhifr, sweet MIX put
\ nun r II the inmates were question
a. velv anl irdiviiually, by the
orr s. mt. In the maj0rliy + cases the
nifa ;aik.yl 20 especially those who have
hcep e n. hCmc the long, i, were well
cGr,r..,l7nies'tt wAs tod that there was
Dissatisfaction among the inmates, hut IN
sii.' Of repeatei Nsgings, none of NE
comrlalnAnts who were interviewed would
MAKE specific charges against unyr2iN.
Scanned up. their gri evances were ti'y al
They didn't IKE some Of the rules mad,
by ,hs hoard for the management of the
home. - hc nle surgeon had disnci eed
with m as 10 the nature ci IN . all
mrrts ~ refused to prescribe certain
dict for thrm; the fuartern'aster had d /
~ the mate" OF clo'hag. pr : ,Iicihing Of
the sort. Not one could be found TO charge
nistrcatnert: or to say word agains,
the officers Il the institution.
In few words the situation Is about
Ike this. The inmates of the HON. are
unfortunate old men, quereouS from in
FIRMLY and constant humping up asansi
the rough edges of life. In many instances
their minds have weakened in sympathy
with Their physical decay aud time and
suffering have laid ther impress upon
them to that degree that they are hardly
Responsible for their words or actions.
Due alic vance Is made for all this by thc
officers Of the institution. VINO. i.rng eX-
Conf edcrates know how TO appreciate the
clnc.tirn of their conr,idsss. and II can
be said In truth that nowlerc en- earth
are veterans treated with mere consiclera-
,ion. kindness and respect than in the
Texas Confederate home. Law.
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nave labored sicily With the though; OF
rrfiSiag National prosperity. They have
in fancy seen the reorening OF the West-
ern mines. the sunshine Of prosperity fall.
,cawaken.ng of enterprise and Industry
rom The sluria,c u despair They know
tha' during these terrible .:nes the DO r.
OF tHc western school houses have often
Dceh barred. and that the education OF
,ne chi.drcn has been suspended. The
Somtheracrs wan, to Sc hos. doors r.
opthea. peace and plenty to return and
home.
Nor. has the South forgotten ,he Norh-
incy 70. VIII be benefited when the
mxen; demand for mcre capital has be IA
- tlsfid Even The gold papers Of New
nork stini. she dcs rnbll,v OF euiic az
money from abrr1d 20 he invested here
r. y orGer, that latsn, resources may nc
Idle ,a,rar Furnished w;,A employment
or The. rinchei and hari-beso; farmer
~ u. Norm and for the oppressed arr
san OF that section. tho sympathy If the
N gen"rsl revival e prosperity. the
Sou n expects that her nigh, Will he a
napifer one, hv; she has wrought sarn-
.slly and iisin.c rrs,e3ly .or the sake o,
w thout the aid ~ 'his scc.ion he roya
.tN.orY could ma Save been won. Will
uuersirTe: the generous pe,3lc Of the
49, 81 -re,,rraiin fror an alliance with re
Sou'h! wiz they not drop the party
nanli'me1ts which +; them s. loos IN
and become with -he Southern peoHle
Ing joint pioneers Of Victory And the
,nnITr,ll and agrar'an classes OF New
iSrh, Massacl iuse'Ns. Ma NJ and Penn
-Althna' VIII they not recosnize In
.iI me oppressed aud The iecresser OF
tHe peoples WRONGS
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AGAINST PROHIBITION.

Colmesncil. Texas. July l2-Th
option election here yesterday d
Very htlle interest. other than iiti
the polls voting. 4, was the "
election ever held here. and
Were several local residents who 70
part. However. the total vote at u
only fell one short Of that cast u
for and IS against prohibition. IN
yesterday being 20 for and q Y
Reports are In from Rockland. u
\ bile. WoodNille. Warren. HyrY
lister ana Emile. which. with ths [
give Il majority Of 81 votes agalrSl
hibit.on. There are four other ea,
near from and it is quite prohhi|
prohibition has lost.
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TROOPS ARp1y1Nr

Tyler, Texas, July l2-'ryler 10 svsl
with soldiers today. The Unitsi
troops from San Antonio, consist
four companies of infantry, two q
MES of cavalry. a full battery and Nd
band. came in today and went Int 1
Conceal Mahry stated THIS eyenu|
there were about twenty-five ctnl
oil volunteer guard in camp and
would arrive tonight.
a fine ram fell here this eena1|
everybody anticipates most n
time. There ara a great many ps,
the city and large crowds will sraI
morrow. The Fruit Palace wa N
day and the Mexican hani gave !
omcert this afternoon to big c{us|
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FORT 1pnRrH NOTES.

Fort Worth. Texas. July l2.-Im'
Rifles. Fort WORMS crack milltaH
pany. lett tonight for Tyler. When
VIII comrete for scma OF the pr
iered at the Fruit Palace and eAr
bring homo snuic laur.ls with Ms
M latest development In new
dom here = the sunday Morning ~
wiich appears this morning. IN ~,
nne - an evening paper ana
heretofore made a Sunday Issue
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Center. Texas July i2.-Rev. j. n. Hall
OF Fulton, Ky, closed meeting at the
Hapi.i church last night in winch grea,
good was accomplished and eighteen
W'r" received MO the church. RoV. Hall
nation ana IS known Throughout ,hn South
~ |,l am" dcbatar. as ne is rcudv al
time to meet any one anywh 10 In
"tpa.', ne held debate in this place
- 1hf year ago with Jacob Dl,zlnr u
~, Of the Methodist church. and hi. nm,
,rrNHS and admirers claim They m, :,
~, ~" MN A. !rast once year for debate
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RELIGIOUS.
ENDORSED BY cHuRcHMEN.

Methodist Conference Gratified over the
Suppression OF Prize Fighting.
Groveton, Texas, July 1.-THE district
conference OF the Methodist church met
IL regular session here on July 10. when
the following resolution was passed.
Resolved, That the gratitude Of this
body is due and is hereby rendered TO
Governor Charles a. Culberson toy MS
faithfnlrcss in lahorliis to prevent the
Disgrace of our state IN the prizc light
WIN ne prevented 10y the timely assen-
bling OF the Legislature.
Resolved. That thanks are due and are
hereby rendered The Houston Pos, for
tn firm stand constantly taken IN us
co.unn4 on every moral question. and Is
recally for It's firm AMI con s.1n, orpoxi-
tor to the aforesaid prlze fight, TO II ne
torf ana s,nce the actien OF the lcclsla-
turo
hesolyed. That We commend the lesis.
laiuie for It's prompt ana IN ,t.nt acton
In snppress!ns the same.
Y. \. Cooley.
L.. u. Quinn
i. Il. Perkins
j. NJ. Perry.
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OH vrvrrRAN DEAD.

Eagle Pass. Texas. July u.
White, an aged Confederate. W.
dead this morning in pit near W
works. into which he had evtden'p
during tho night ana was cTo",-.
was "A native of Ireland. servsu.
Owl war In an Alata'na IN
WA hc hurried this aftu'neln " vi XII
American Veterans. Of WHICH ~
Lon he was a member.
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REVIVAL AT ALVIN

=, Msn, IeNas July i9--The union rey,va,
'"'eUnss rang held at this place are yer,
Ing hs s'1 ma about thirty conversions hav-
~ aroused Roy. j. n. lIendr'ci,l,s' 'r ,i'
pown,,ri chtrge Of tho meetings Is ~
,f,r,g,a ,revNalisi. The meetings u,i,
continue Tor some dino yni "es VIII
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IMPROVEMENTS An RoeEn

Rogers, Texas, July l2.-The q
for an artesisn well at this plas
been closed. The contractor, ]. c. ],
son Of Waco. writes that the ma
VIII be on the ground INSIDE Oh 's'
and wcrk VIII begin at once.
Work n j. y. Brokers brick y
house on Main street IF beng puslA
a vim by Contractor O'CcnIor !.
w. y. Gro docks fire residence
lam street is completed and pFeso
nice appearance.
X. NJ. SIX nner's large residence
same street IL nearing comnlela
VIII be- ar,ther valuable ado.thn "
part OF tho town.
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BELMONT CHURCH Norrs

''''' ,''' ieNas, judy ll.--Rev Key If
Nv, Nu''e arrived today aud will begin
Ionishit ae''u meeting at the Baptist church
h, ley NJ j.. II Collard. the evangelist WI,
ma, vii IL ul,tl lg IN Leesvine on the IN
Kev pl"''ngt ten days cr mora
"S.n'.ns KEY. w. - Scogai in =. , norm
c c%ou, ss h Irotraeted meeting, vbi,S
church "s Srsan a1, 4Monday The Met6odi.t
Wtanesday nigh, with laurab!e me i. =, t.
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FORT Monrn BELT ROAD

Fort Worth. Texas, July - ~
veyors have run the line i'u" /,
nouI., Kansas and Texas rh ~
TO the stock yards for the nj. is' sysra
the new hell line when -as ~
cncirc.e the city and TOM n,he rost,
of grading will he hegln. - slxty 2
be N shape for traffic WIN"
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THE souTu's PART.

Memphis commcrcial-hppeal.
Ia mo gigantic movement which has
swept everything before It. and has
placed again n the democratic creed
the dcc,sra, on In favor OF silver. tho
sonih has taken consl4cuous part.
There are no silver rincs In the South,
and 20 the motives Of this section can
no, be impugned. No one can honestly
charge the Southern people with being
interested parties 70 this cause. They
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THE GREAT coNr1.Icr.

TIL, ,-pt-..r ,.o..,.,,.
40" ''a' 'he great democratic conven-
'-o' % ''' mas f'4sS''' i'''0 history there
NON '''s i'' ''s ''sa' 'si'''0'a's 81 me
''''e4 '''a'''7 20 90 o'' s'n" 'As' per
lV''1' eau i"''''''a' o'Heie"eFs ana N
oi'lana! 'is"s and preferences I'D Gloss
'ahks ioF me battle iha; has opeaei
40 laS n@H>'n * to aid and comfort me
e'S'''N 10 'pjeee asina->racy IS 10 rrn9li
refSoAe1n.sin. There Is no coIn.goin.s.
ground FAiae- The American cf'iI'r r.i.s.
L7-"ii.e O. so'1'sr under Tie democratic
banner c. toe to 10 demacFa,ir parry.
IL must ngsr fof the masses aSsta-t is4s
oaneero1s Tendencies Of republican caii-
,rAilzaton. against III, r-lsts ana syf.-
a-ra,es. thu pru,,s.red classes ana .ae e..
i-oaeats q b-ose loci. s,t zo.e- n;l...'.t
or tsco-ss TO- cr4r.n.1r. o. .ge PARIS 1taf
for ih.-,y years has feen an n,ru1g a.
hlipia1' da'rnrra -,c soferntnett Ds i'=
s-l.is- .,,tse.,, ~ =, ,.fass a4e.rrA,
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| and fearless administration of democratic
doctrine and rises IKE s.sSr wall he
tween the commune ard the govern mesl,,
thus giving every irtcnd OF republican n
sii.utions bread and safe grcu-us 20 stand
upon. The plank On the ta-ln r.-cia.rs
against Discriminating, N~,ween CLASSES
ana sections IN leyyTre iarit for revenue
- sdjus,co "a to opsca.e equally through
cni the country. thus FUZZY Endorsing the
ariN plank upon which ! ~ss noinii'a'ed
At Corpus Chr;s-s and which am 10 carry
oift TO tbN ietts- ny voting fer = t1rH on
wool, hides and cattle
The EFFORT 81 ioao the democracy down
with the burden Of Sins Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer happily faiiso
a significant difference ,etwrc, the sam
ccratic ami repubilcan platforms Is TIN
prominence wh.ch tho latter gives to for
-ign matters. w-aiis tho former is silent in
,ho. field. cxrep, n the cxp->sss.or'cf SYM
patty for Cuba. The democracy y for
riRnting An,e-rans' wrongs ani has no
Tine 10 indulge III mere vote catching
jingo.sfn--,ho one IS in dad earnest. tina
other Is fishing.
II is q mistake 80 suppose tina. tire de-
mocraey cam rot ani barr when II is
rseedoi isi It's business
Tha nomination - sawall - Na,re by
the democrats at Ch.cavo ard the unl-
form testimony TO the candidates ahi,ity
and worth arc further ev.i nccs Of the
sSct that ;hs,> are l7;s Of good meu Va
this country VITO have l-eu wing N COM
narrative onscurity. but who are admirably
a,'ed for use n an emergency.
William !. Karfi'y q Penny lyor,a
t,r,es a ". rr,a "a yr,u.ss-n b, .hs 7s.,ss ...,
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Congressman klcbcrg, SOUND money
man. an" elected OH sound money plu,-
form. rays.
While, OF course. my individual views
On the financial question diner from the
me ney plank OF the National cnnv ont,on.
J mist now how In submission 10 the ac.
tion OF my party as expressed In thar con
Frntion ana carry out It's bchests IN letter
ana spirit. THIS ] promised to do when I
tsse ] have reitfsated m every public and
private utterance which ever mao, both
before and after the nomination. and as q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
THE TIME TO WORRY.
Truth.

lhttle Mrs. Nerwed notween soba,--
Tom ana had quarrel last nigh. nnd
h. went nut and so intoxicated and
Anne for sou 10 tesl bal h when ana, ~ /.
Iuarr.l he can stay in the house rnnkiu.
himself ind!ffere.uy ard ex4uptfa,nx,y
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PREsByTEpIAS ,->,

Palestine. Texas, July li-J.v Va,
,eran '' rn W. 'aylor' promoter of prosby-
,ln,eresl n II and VIII lay The ma nati IN the
siil',s sai s'ine tomorrow. Mr 1oh,n, Ne ,y
'''''''a" Is director and The ira Az s,,,.i H.