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Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07
LYNcHED IF CAUGHT.

Hiawatha. Kan, Nov. 6-The 1o-year- old daughter of Frank Schaeffer was brutally assaulted by an unknown negro at the school house in this city at noon. A possee is scosring the country. If caught 2. lynching is certain.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07
MRS. CASTLE CONVICTED.

Sentenced to Three Months Imprison-
 ment-Husband Held Blameless.
 London, Nov 6.-The case of MT. and Mrs. Walter M. Castle, of San Francisco, who are accused of shoplifting, came up for trial in the Clerkenwell sessions this
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

If MT. Mckinley and his managers have any faith in their ability to restore prosperity he will issue call on the 9th day of March next for an extra session of congress and open the mills.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

Again MT. Cleveland will have the pleasure of riding up Pennsylvania avenue on inaugura tion day in carriage with a republican President-elect.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

"Cataline's scowl marked the patriot and the statesman, and Burr's enmity was proof against treason" Henry D. Clayton encountered the scowl and in- cured the enmity of Grover Cleveland.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

"The fight has just begun" is the mes sage MT. Bryan sends to the militant de- mocracy of the country, and he but ex- presses the sentiment and determination of millions of loyal and unconquerable democrats throughout the republic.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

When the final returns come in and the results of the recent election are known it will be easy to show that democracy won great victory in the struggle.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

When a man calling himself a democrat gets to the point of throwing up his hand on receipt of news of the election of the republican candidate for President he is about ripe for use as nucleus around which the true democracy of the country can proceed to rally, we suppose.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

Now doesn't the beggarly array of "sound money" "nationar' democrats constitute a magnificent nucleus around which to reorganze the democratic par ty? Now, don't it?
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

Now as to the incoming tide of pros- perity that is promised to follow McKin- ley's election, let Ter roll in mountain waves.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

Grover Cleveland decapitated Henry D. Clayton because he was a democrat of democrats. The uneonquerable and mili- tant democracy of the Third congression- al district of Alabama loved and elected him to congress by an overwhelming ma- jority for the same reason.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

While awaiting the opening of the mills by MT. Mckinley the State Herald would urge the Alabama legislature to regulate the commissary system.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

Of Cleveland and his cabinet, Hoke Smith is the only one that has or will re- tire from official life with the respect, or without the contempt of true democrats or decent republicans.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07
ANNOUNCE TENT.

The State Herald is authorized to an- nounce A. c. Lowrey as a candidate for the office of Mayor of the city of Birmingham, subject to the will of the people at the gem eral election, first Tuesday in December.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

After the 4th of March, 1897, the coun- try will have a republican administration in name as well as fact Since March, 1893, it has had an administration repub- lican in fact-democratic in name only.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

The so-called national democratic" ticket was intended either to directly aid the election of Mckinley or to afford a safe and secret passage for deserters from the democratic party to the repub- lican camp.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

The indorsement of Clevelandism in the United States is measured by the un- popular vote cast for Palmer and Buck ner last Tuesday.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

In 1888 the democratic party went down in defeat on the tariff issue. Who was heard then to say that the party was destroyed or that the issue of tariff for revenue only was dead?
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

"The advance agent of prosperity" seems to have gotten there. Now let us have tie first invoice of his goods by fast express.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

Mankind will be fully prepared, before the 4th of March, 1897, for the inaugura- tion of the new and peculiar way to re- store prosperity to the people of the United States-the only remedy proposed by Mckinley or his crowd for present distresses-by increasing the already in- supportable burdens of taxation.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

Now let the mills be opened. There is no longer any danger from over-pro- duction.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

Willie c. P. Breckenridge will now please retire.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

Cleveland has called for thanksgiving on the 26th inst. Then, as now, there will be prominent among the causes of gratitude, that we now have less than four months more of Grover, and that we shall never be cursed with him or his like again in the same place. ---
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

When the nucleus" of boltocrats and Hannacrats who. directly or indirectly, helped to elect Mckinley, in order to save the democratic party, assemble to reor- ganize the party. on the line of Cleve- landism and McKinleyism. the "Old Guard" with its allies will be on hand to see the job we'll done.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07
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Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-07

The success of Hoods Sarsaparilla has attracted wondering attention from all directions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
HEAVY DAMAGES
An Engineer Receivers s,xt,a, ~,
Dollars for Inil1rin.. r.. ~ liiNuso

Nn N'islheor Receivers Sixteen rrhous,,a
M ioliars for Injuries Received. '''''i'
yer Texas, February @.-Rarre,,
w nee'er last night recovered damares IN
'n9 district court Of Smith county oyaips,
tho Tyler Southeastern Railway con,,an,.
IN tile sum OF sldOgo for personal ,ntnr,e,
received by him by reason or ,ho -
pioSion Of the company's engine No a, o.,
fenruary s. 1895 at the co,nnan,,,, L.,
az ms place, julie Rasberry aSe,,o u,Pe ~
~" engine which eNplodgd ,' ~
sian' aheohsly killed by reason or 10 ~ ~
llosl-n, ana McMahan, the hoSteil,e - %
SelNea INJURIES, from which he diSd a co.,
no9rs atterwar1 Wheeler WAS en,.,,t ~
wa was standing alongside OF ths e,,"t,,'
q, inc umo OF the eXplasicn nn5 go,
uioWh some thirty or forty feet ol,.av " ~
pNN'a W IN an iusensible conditiaS; ~ ~,
ofterward BY" le" minutes
. nc railway compauy's defeusc ,,,s,t,,.
NJ" water ~ the hoier was pern'ittsSi IL H.,
Nle Sahdn' the hostelor, 10 heno,ns - IA, ~
~" that the opening OF some .ai,sa 'V ~
a ~ m}Sction Of water into ths hoiier f,
sieh1r hasherry, tie fireman. ar At%htanpy
We hosteler, created lnslanianoo1'slw ',,,aa
"u1 unusual quantities OF stearn ~, ~ , 80
"''u theieby exploded the engine riiSs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
TEXAS LIVE STOCK QUARANTINE.
Secretary Morton Will Adopt the Boundary
Asked by Governor CulbersOn.

washnston February stThe se OF ase1lnTe to-day save hear
the southern boundary Of Kansas the live stock quarantine boundary sshi
Charles
Charles
Representatives
o the
a 0
would modify
possible the that
Texas stock
This concession and from the southern boundary q Kansas
those accompanying him especially delighted aer
Cuberson. Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
NEUROLOGICAL,


A. BARING-New Ulm, Texas, Fss
airy 24.-nied, A. Barring, senior MAG
OF the large lumber firm Of A. Ba!as !
Co. aged SO years.
Ky TNEANT-Muldoon. Texas, rss,.
arv 2i--Died this morning al 1 osss
tho infant son of Mr. Tobe Allen a ii,rs
i III i nanr he wv schoolbouss
,r re etIi-I NV 1y',,a Tnvos rshr1
., hP Sf .ih I,rnyie na uAs hroiS..
A., ~ 2 5,Sn,foe u ue a y' n
,, XIV dtnd bo,d todnv of cnnsnmptjoa
p'ace, u'eu mere quay ., evsr ~,
-, NJ SIS iilOlSE fE s,,I. Sn,. -A wv
IeNas; February z;-Allss Eioi1 rss.II
aged 10 years, died here Of consanf
al o clock Yesterday m Hl,in p p pa,]
was u daugnteI o. mr. S eS, ,s Nv W
nnu W9S ralseu i.ere, guy Sa anvi,il
'' '> stn,Iui"s cyropn nv, y.ul
JOS h-lti a. bl1 hf 9r asa M, r]
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

plaintiff claimed that the holle. ru !,
and unsound and unsafe to be usj Il,
locomotive. The widows of McMaha. b
ltdsbcrry recovered large yerdicts n.
the company by reason Of their hit.is
deaths.
at the February term Of the ass,
court, 1895. Wheeler obtained verde 4
$50 600, but Judge McCord set the teia.
aside and grated new trial % (.
ground that the damages were exosas
The trials were both closely roa.sfs
by both plaintiff and defendant, ani ai
trial consumed nearly a weeks tine
lMessrs. Marsh & Mcllwaine Of III
represented the railway company Z
Hons. Cone Johnson, Il. l.. Walker n
S. d. Reaves represented WheelI, Y
plaintiff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
npvtNn COTTON suIpMENTs.

uorire Texas, February 2i-The cotton
gins are still running about half the time
'fhero has been shipped from this station
1as7 bales OF cotton this past season, 10
tbls date OF the season Of ls9i-g5 there was
ahipprd 300 bales, a decrease OF 1913 bales
over last season.
ro,i,,. al the depot that he win arrest any
nr,sou getting on and of trains according
tp tha act pnssed by the legislature GOV
crnipg such onenses, An the soou ei''@ens
Will indorae his action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
THE DEMOCRATIC RECORD.
How the Party Has Stood on the
Financial Question.
STOOD BY SILVER TWENTY YEARS.
votes In Congress Have Been In Favor
OF Both Gold and silver as
Money Metals.

1 Austin. Texas, February 2i.--Judge
Reagan today gave out the following
open letter:
To The Pnhlic:
Il Austin. Texas, February 2i.-The gold
\ standard democrats in Texas claim that
Y they are the democratic party. and gem
orally class the bmetalllc democrats who
demand that gold and silver shah be the
+ standard money of tho country with
equal privilege OF coinage AT the mlnts
4 and equal legal tender quality as popu-
lists.
THE populis,s claim that theirs is the
only party which fayors the free and
unlimited coinage OF silver at the ratio
OF IS of silver to of gold; and that the
! democrats borrowed this principle from
their party.
These two positions have been so often
as8erted az 10 possibly have caused
soinr persons 10 accept them aa trNe; es
Is Indicated by an e1lforlal ~ tue states"
man 81 the Gid instant. a daily paper
published at the State capital, In which.
speaking OF Gy claim that the demo-
cratic party had advocated the policy Of
The free and Unlimited coinage OF silver
I for twenty years, II says lec ola judge
is Ee1ting 70 be quite amusing w. his ola
age the deui0eutsc party Rdratatiug
free coinage Tor tweaty years f0rsocth.
Who EVER heard o. q unh! the popoiisA
ener? DID The Democratic parry HiFc-
y cate frea silver v nan '4r cletei-n 81 ae
( eieeted n 1855! NJ shat anybody tyef
heard Of"
Now whether e "a the nsal 3uara, or
ts@ yogit bfuI editor of tAH StHtssrua %.
which Is ''setstag % he ani'a amusnF''
TnEat from he a1theNr.r records as go
Mhat tirV democratic party la3 done oH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

-S T@I1wS, AND MIDDLE A1n1nhas.s
ID "a IL HE results have Ia sutt
~ ~ ,,i Ne Years Of varied an Srs rfsi'
.'.,,S,,,arinnrs in the use OF cpiean for a.
81, - alone own ana conan n X,
~ o,.Io,. r." of Men who have wa Wa ar 81,
vvtr WAN or diseased orsans' md sItts
Inc from errors of youttna The e u
"a bo arc nervous or iipPeen,eulpf q q
heir Fellows and me jeads Us y Y,
Sricnds and companions ,hey ran IA
nnteo 10 all patients, naxelnsivs uss~
10 restored. our wv" -,
Win aflord, e cure hat there 8 y, w y
RIM IN RI No other. as you sstsGs
you, Zine. Obtain our ,
o%cs, VINO are suffering .s'na iI'IssI
IApl h., I'LL, 10 your sex, ,ir sD Dss r.
Rises lhn,,id certainly try oasses II
IVES ,'.aat'Sent. which su,r,h . nps,
,nethods ana does away Vi Try ~ II
n,htrh Ia often eApeIle I,iahed u ~
m,,, a,,t ana you VIII be iia disease ! a
SYPHILiS-This te t!llt method TTg1
Cd nv us with the IA Sssn,,ines aud AZ
pxnerience at ttot rniirsly y n
hospitals enables uS -, the gs.ssif
this terrible poli s ma effective ~
complex, 4; gpr !; e. fnaprdfs cHAJg.Giesss h
NM l !, Few few days. euo,sTltiioass a
shre" Mis- includes Gleei asfthod. Mi
. sTRIcTuRE-A., lnIe ew mstssa
n conplcte treatment by spx1ij
Mail troaiment vG siy ! for Nee; ssss'1
symptom BLANK ~ 60 IN pisessss' =
Women. No. ) for Shi" NJ
Catlrrh. -. answers ill.si1
Al correspondent nfidennas III "
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IS 81. [ harles Street. NV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

tous: Professor A. A. Thomas Of san
Marcos. chairman, Mir. C. r. Rowland 81
Kyle secretary, The executive committee
So IA 10 composed OF two men, chosen
from each precinct. ard one added from
f,reolnoi No. to SC; as chairman OF said
cnraTss;ttes.
T'aie p-ohshatfnnisis are confident OF vic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
These Drs.
Do 1t.

DO what2 Cure thousanlssv X ii
FLOOD DISEASES where olas, nT Ss
and specialists fail- ApsoiuIe nsscs.al
WHAT DOCTORS do thiss m ~ he b
way n Co, who are recesil' ,o,SSysic,an; q
ing ana most successful pn' III dss,
specialists in this county ~ Thg III
peculiar to men and Women and ,ea ]
others follow. Consult them s so Il
safe of being cured In tne saV mi IA
sihle time consistent win say ~
ilic rnatment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
PROIflniTIaNlsT5 ORGANIZE

hSle' 1Tsae, February y To-day At tho
mass meeting convened at this place Of
Tbs prohih'liofists o. HayR county, thoy
organized for the campaign which IL %
10 fo,i!fI on March 2. as TO whether or
nor Hays should DO Wet or dry, as fol.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
DIDN'T MATERIALIZE.

Dcvine. Texas, February s4-Thc repub-
ncsn primary nas~ting advertised 10 he
Ncle here SATURDAY esd not rna,erializc
There never MOS republican conVen ti,u
Ntla here snd everyone was anxious to
SEQ Aaw fals one would terminate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25


and over your utmost eHolts, with right
reason, justice ant honesty behind You
ana supporting you, you are overwhelmed,
and a platform is adopted Affirming that
the gold standard Is the principle ot the
party on the mo ley uucstion, and that
silver shall remain as 1t Is, token money
-sheured Of all power as money OF re-
demption or final power of payment, OF
even further Dc gradCd--what would you
dof In that contingency what VIII You
dol What wouid be your duty TO the
populists you had seduced from their or
ganixuuon?
Would YOU advise them TO follow the
brazen banner OF pold and would YOU
lead them into what TO them would be
influenced to support an uttered political
doctrine which they believed would ruin
them, their noghbors friends and coun-
trymen. II II should succeed and be nut
into practical operation? My dear sir
| honor you In all ways as / have hon
ored few men. You stand Tn perilous
attitude What will be your advice to
silver democrats who follow you into
the death trnr of a National dep1ocratlc
convention when they find themselves
bound hand mud font nv tho trirLerv of
political lcrorden,ain when Inn eoid kew
stone 10 The platform has been bourht
and locked into In nv rniiIionairas trusts
aud corporations? / would not dare SO
environ myself although am not n
leader and reurcSrnt no one hut rnvsnIf
In what / saw I sneak for myself alone.
what You say comes with somewhat of
represent while Tho Standardization M
Washington sneqLe * cathodra for the
National democratic party II YOU can
possiblc-nav probabi, ab NV denr sir
the certain m6uov priucinle that Win he
aGotpted AT Cbicaeo or yyherfver me-
National convention shall meet. but viii
support wha, Won do not S elieye in an in
the name NJ Justice and truth, do not try
~ oNeipofS uaGe Inc po0uhSts 10 pnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25
BELL COUNTY DEMOCRACY

Eeaiea, Texas, February 2.--W, Il. Hall
chairman az tho Bell county democrats
eXecHtiNe committee. win issue q call THIS
Wcck fog the committee 10 meet March T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25


Senator CoeIsr,' stt. 20 tss ,l,,..-t....
rrtrs-t ala. r4.s-,.s. .s.,..
..oo., a..
+'" % ltt iffl ~ nFr party tr Ha-
grows tlace u7. lsf as aow era4r.t, ,-.
record of si, ..~,,.... 70, co.. ..
~N '~''s 10 l'N AaiA~haA pia'-
i-'in'
'nur party has hei1 National r-,rvcg.
,ions e,sls, four years l..,,,...-. h., ~.
''l 4'H+'fd l'Hif,fms tr oacp raa Y1l-
( tlou. hfalpalae SD fb9.
mo ,.oy.t... ,.s. ......-
"' H"'if 3" Nr e'.nef'
F'' ana -Hr in rithe' 81 t'e 5000
Iai '1fula--i,;'-lFf inclusive why tIs4
! rmiealouq flt4tIs H.-,,.... .....
/ ..t. h'i AN 10.
'N' '9''sFs u 9''a f3H ana SILVER iau
/ m1Hcy witn fq3l ara rsual lrsf t.,.s...
,,.s,, ,,..,.f ,.....
wac 'pA.f4 i' ho
/ oar CONSTITUTIONAL democratic ...t.rr
-fHe ehrua made 1y acmscraS l,r.o
Xxx 1.ih i..' 80 ifa4 90 restore Uac
.Ats npiiai ife ot place ti or roin-
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out Of bed If his br..t .dmnu's b, st,,.
koou n ne feels utterly incapsSl.' a y
n !, Is q pretty sure sign that ii. ~ " asss
out OF order - that his prin i, sefis
constipation. II he lets thIs ~ suth,
on, there Is no telling wh.r.. IalciSss n
Nine tenths of all human y. ! vii Is
from constipation. Ths ss.ssues To-,
every doctor asks when be Is Gin, s u
patent is whether the bowel. " WI
order. 1t Is nonsense ia 81, N sta
SUCH simple thing. It a sor.. uasis h
such simple thing nov in, ou .nss 1
thing, as it always does II ,. .Isn i.ta1
pieree's Pleasant Pellets cure ss sss,: 1
Ihey not only afford immediatssv . WY
ant relief from all the distress p's
toms, but they cure permanent i,,. Z 'ls n
lively. There are 10, 900 n,eSi.s!y. w ~
be taken, TO give tempor,rs ~, va a
really cure. 'A'' 'al'n u
There are plenty Of drysr;,,. i, 1
try to sell you something 4 sas y
just as we'll MS we do ~, aM IN
druggist wouldn't do such - ~! aaa
that an honest druggist wou,a -; a
what You ask for. You know IL w n
druggist insists on giving you I sa. WI !
else, there must be a reaso, a. $500
know what that reason is-he NIB M; ! "
ger profit on the other thing AN y
glst IN America will supply The 6p,T si
if you insist on il. 'e<']
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ON. nav
~ laxative hromo Quiulne Tahlris An
,urss's SIS refund the money II 1t fails ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-25

.r Representatives. g. Sabine pass
ii 5SsS A, FenIIggary %-Mr onle Cuniff anti
r,., NuN liellaire were married al ~
r..yis;lenrr 81 the brides parents FrtrS. ,v
"'sp' last Justice G, W. Paine offiriatlnG
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The Peoples comnc, y
Medical Adviser, in M, /
glish, or Medicine simpI,i.i. \
~ ~ fietce, NJ. D., chRfCsyl|
ing Physician tothe lryali.s \ !,
tei and Surgical lnai,ute, M
~ n, " zoos pages, illssas
cso, coo copies sold at il,y i,
sent, paper-hoi& ArsStrr,
FREE on receipt II 1t os.{..
stamps TO pay for nsilin, \,
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Sir Tor yonrs nnd yrars YOU hNNf Doom
,ns great tsommoner Of the people OF
,rexrs. They have believed In you a.
e., men ever had the honor OF hc:ns
b,lio,ea in, by an honest. intelligent anu
,,a,riotie people, They love. they trust
ana largely conhdc in you yet and
warn you not to mislead them. What are
va, nr,Dosiug to dOg You are leading
tEe silver democrats and proffor To widen
the leadership, and also lead the popu-
Nal hosts into eight inside the demo
Of The administration The question OF
silver: nothing ,lso. You yirld To the
flndiug OF all the government paper
money. the Issuance OF gold bonds. tho
axing on the people OF III National bank
system Tor generations, and other poll
Teal heresics strange 20 the people ana
IN them hated and despised Hut con-
cede that you ana your cc-wogkers au1
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f5OOd'S Pills cure all liver Ills. bilious.
ssAS ness, headaches, 2sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30

the eggs IN his mouth and ejecting them
beneath the mass of bubbles. to which
they rise and find a resting place among
them. Sometimes he will Conduct his mate
under the nest. so that the eggs. as they
are laid. may ascend TO it, When laying
is finished he keeps guard over the nest.
attacking the female If She comes near.
Meanwhile he busies himself in the maxi
ms OF fresh bubbles 10 take the place of
those which chance 70 burst.
This performance is kept up for five
days. at the end of which the young are
Matched out. They cannot swim, but cling
like little tadpoles TO the bubbles. If one
falls 10 the bottom. as happens now and
then the papa fish takes it in his mouth
and disgorges # among the bubbles again.
His watchfulness Is continued until the
little fishes are able TO take care of them
selves.
They grow fast in a glass globe or aqua
rum. attaining a length of three or four
inches. They thrive best on chopped an
Gle worms. but raw beef cut fine will serve
as a substitute Apparently they are ex-
clusively carniVerous. Care must be taken
not 10 expose them to cold, which quickly
kills them.