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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
Who's Running the County?

The Leader is authorized by Chair
man d. A. Leale, of the Republican
Central Committee, and Chairman /.
r. Rose, of the Republican Executive
Committee, to state that joint meet
ing of the two committees will be held
in this city on Monday, March 23d, to
consider the manner of selecting 80
delegates to the Congressional conven-
tion, which meets at Zanesville March
31st. This notice may be taken as Of
fetal. The time thus given for call
ing primaries to select the delegates is
all too short, under ordinary circum-
stances, for full and fair discussion and
expression of the popular will. 1t is
longer, however, than it might have
been, and thereby hangs a tale.
In the first place, the call for the
Congressional convention gives at least
two weeks less notice than it should.
The conditions in the Fifteenth dis
trict demanded no such unseemly haste
unless the masses of the party some.
where were to be intercepted in their
desires. We spoke of the matter Sat
urday, urging upon the Committees
consideration of the fact that the Re
publican voters of Washington county
were in no mood TO have their rights
nsurped by high-handed Committee
action, and pointing out that by
prompt work there was ample time for
primaries to be called and held in each
precinct in the county for the selection
of the delegate or delegates to which
it is equitably entitled. The practical
unanimity with which the precinct
primary plan was received led us to be-
lieve that no committee would have the
hardihood to oppose the popular desire
Consequently, on Monday, when Chair
man Rose announced that he, in con
junction with Chairman Leake, ha6
issued call on Saturday for the Com
mittees to meet jointly on Wednesday
March 25th, we were surprised at the
audacity of the move, realizing at once
that it meant nothing more nor less
than that snap-judgement was to be
taken upon the people and delega
tion chosen to suit the personal desires
of the Committee. No other construc
tion could be reasonably placed upon
the action Of putting off the Committee
meeting until date too late for pri.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

maries to be held The scheme was
too plain to be overlooked. Mr. Rose
was seen and protest entered, but he
stated that the call had already been
issued and could not be withdrawn.
Unwilling to surrender to the manifest
injustice of the plan proposed to be fol-
lowed by the Committee, representa-
tives of the two Republican papers of
the county called upon Mr.. Leake at
Lowell They were accompanied by
Mr.. Rose. The protest against Com
mittee usurpation of the rights of the
voters of every precinct in the county
was stated plainly, and request made
that the meeting be called for next
Saturday. the 21st, in order to allow at
least weeks notice to be given should
the precincts be allowed to select their
own representatives.
Mr.. Leake stated frankly that the
21st would suit him personally much,
better that5the 25th and, pronounced
himself as having always'been in favor,
of primaries to choose delegates. He
said that he had not sent out the no.
tices as agreed upon between him and
Mr. Rose. as he had, upon reflection,
come to the conclusion that it would
be "a dirty trick" for the Committee to
select the delegates, and, indeed, felt
that the Committee had no right to do
so. Mr.. Rose refused to listen to the
'21st as date, alleging personal reas-
ons and after he mad held lengthy
private conversation with Mr.. Leake,
the latter announced that the call
would be made for Monday, the 23d, in
stead of Wednesday, the 25th, as origi-
nally intended.
The Committee will, therefore, meet
jointly upon the 23d, at 1870 p. M, as
previously stated.
1t is, of course, not certain that the
Committees will call the primaries-it
is even probable that they will select
the delegates themselves-but we beg
of every Republican with the interests
of his party at heart that he will use
his influence toward a selection of del
egates by precinct vote, thus saving to
the people their rights in the nomina-
tion of party candidates and contribut-
ing to party harmony. In Muskingum
county, whose candidate, Hon. H. c.
Van Voorhis is almost certain of nomi-
nation, call has been issued for pre-
cinct primaries. The following of this
plan in Washington county can in no
manner affect the result of the conven-
tion and is purely matter of principle
and party policy.
The people demand that they be al
lowed their rights, and wise Commit
teemen will not oppose them.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr. G. Cailouette, Druggist, Beavers
vile, ILL.,, says: ITO DR.. Kings New
Discovery owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi-
clans for miles about, but of no avail
and was given up and told could not
live. Having DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry in my store / sent for bottle and
began it's use and from the first dose
began to get better, and after using
three bottles was up and about again.
1t is worth its weight in gold. We
wont keep store or house without it. -
Get free trial at w. II. Styer's Drug
Store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
Cure For Headache.

AS remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has prov ed to be
the very best. 1t effects permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to it's influence
We urge all who are afflicted to procure
bottle, and give this remedy fail
Electric Bitters cures by giving the
needed tonic to the bowels, and few
cases long resist the use of this medi
cine. Try it once. Fifty cents and
s1.O0 at w. II. Styer's Drug Store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

The Executive and Central commit
tees of the different counties Will pro-
vide in their own way for the selection
of the delegates to said conyention.
The several county delegates will
meet in caucus at 10 o'clock, a. IN. i.
March 31st, to elect one member of
each of the following committees: Gre
dentials, permanent organization, rules
and order of business, resolutions, and
one congressional committeeman for
the ensuing term.
JOHN ADAIR, Chairman,
FRANK M. MARTIN, Secretary.
DAVID ID. TAYLOR, Guernsey.
FENTON BAGLEY, Muskingum.
NJ. M. ROSE, Washington.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
All For Mckinley.

New YORK, March 15.-The World
tomorrow will say that it has made a
poll of nearly every state in the Union,
and as result predicts the nomination
of Mckinley by the st. Louis Conven-
tion
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

CHAs. p. WILLARD 6G Co., 197 Canal
St, Chicago, make and handle every
thing in the way of small steam launch
es and yachts, and boilers, engines and
machinery for same. Catalogue sent
free.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
Republican Congressional and Dis
trict Convention.

The Republican Congressional and
District Convention of the Fifteenth
District of Ohio will be held at
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, March 8 ST, 1896,
at 10 O'Clock m,
To nominate one candidate for Con-
gress, one Presidential Elector, and to
select two delegates and two alter.
mates to the Republican National con,
vention to be held at st. Louis, June
16, 1896.
The ratio of representation in said
convention has been fixed at one dele
gate for each one hundred votes and
fraction of fifty or more cast for Hon.
Asa S. Bushnell. at the last election,
and is as follows;
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
For President,
WILLIAM McKINLEX,
or the United States.
Republican state Tlcket

Republican State Ticket.
For Secretary of State,
CHARLES KINNEY, OF Scioto Co.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
MARSHALL ]. WILLIAMS, OF Fayette Co.
For Food and Dairy Commissioner,
JOSEPH e. BLACKBURN, OF Belmont co.
For Member Board of Public Works,
FRANK A. HUFFMAN, of Van Vert Co.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17

EDITOR LEADER:-Please announce the
name of Charles. H. Newton as Candidate
for Township Clerk of Marietta Township,
subject to the decision of the voters at the
April election. HIS FRIENDS.
EDITOR LEADER:-Please announce the
name of j. w. Sturgiss as a candidate for the
office of Clerk OF Marietta Township, and
oblige MANY FRIENDS.
EDITOR LEADER:-Will you announce the
name of the undersigned as q candidate for
the office of Trustee of Marietta Township,
subject to the will OF the voters at the April
Election. JOHN Il. BELL.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-03-17
TUESDAY. MARCH ", ,see

We will consider It a great favor II
subscribers Will report any failure
to get their Leader, or any careless
ness on the part of the carrier.
Subscribers Will please not pay
the carriers unless the carrier
punches his credit tag in subscr'b-
er'e presence.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-15

tomuto spolu nervy odpodinku. Be-
hem dne ancb nespanf pracuif nervy
neustale. SlabS spanek znamena
chaby stay nervovy a delal postradani
spanku koncf kaad6m pffpadu roz-
ruienfm oel6ho systemu q mnohdy
obavanym sflenstvfm. Nebezpe6i,
vzniknuvsf ochableho stavu nervo-
v6ho jest mnohdy mnohem vetsi,
nezli ii mnozf mysli.
Neidhlezitejsfm pfedm6tem pro
nervosnf. churav6 q nespanfm trpfcf
osoby jest Painehv Celery Com :
pound, jenz znovuzbuduje celS
telesnS system a zvysenfm zazivnosti
xregulovanfm nervh, zajistuje
pevnS posilujici spanek.
Behem zimy vdtaina muzh a len
travi cas- uaayfenych mistuostech.
Nechur k jidlu, vybiranf Y pokrmech
ma mfste fadn6ho naiedenf, bSvajf
obycejne ptiznaky klesajfciho zdravi.
Pozdaji dostavuie 80 chatrnS spanek
a nepfiiemnS pocit dne nasledujfcf-
ho.
Zbavenf Sc tohoto chatrn6ho stavu
uifvanim Paineova Celery Compound
pfim6lo mule teny ze vsech 6astf
SpojenSch StAto K nspsanf pfimych,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-15

Pro ty nests .tnfky, E- ] ulehaif
aniz by spati mo :, hledfce ka stro-
pu, nebo pocitajice cvakot hodin,
Jest kazdA takto xtravena noe vecno.
stf.
Panf J. A. Sample, 1858 Broad
way, New York City, trp6la nespa-
MIN, al nervy jeji byly temef ma po.
kraji vysileni. Soudf, ze stav jeff
mel wink nerazivnosti. Pant Sam.
Pile pravi
"Unvala jsem Paine.av Celery
Compound 8 pororuhodnou rozhod.
nou ilevou. Jest svlaste nziteonSm
pffpadech nsspanf, vzniknuvsfho z
neraiivnosti q chabe zivenSch nervh.
Mohu tea dodsti, fe vnucka mole
Vera Hapleigh byla veku 10 rokh
tax slabou hubenou, fe jsme m6li o
nj velkou starost. Nebylo pills oh.
thine donutiti ii k uffvAnf Paine-ova
Celery Compoundu a dnes lice jeff
len kvetou q nevid6la jsem zdravsji
q silnejsf dfvku, zacez ma
dakovati poure Psineovu Celery
Componndu."
Mosek jest stfediitem nervoveho
systsmu. Pouze spAnek dayA organu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-15

jei pondtli ' Ohio, Miehigsna,
Montaot, Connecticut q suuth Ia.
kot6 odbfvAuy, dopadly po vktnd
vttAint w prosptoh afa6y fepabli.
sGnssd ptkvsm pohlhdAny mohoo
byii ~ plsdsytst ytsIedku podsim
NJ yolby presidealakt v CIsve
lsndo yolsn iijIsel skol, tii 6Iebova
fsdy Ikolnf II blenb rsdy mtst
skS repablikAnd syoiili Jedi
nou vyminkos adY m6atsksbo
defiance svt vttsinoa 1000 bIash
piesahujiof II ~ 6lent fady
mtstskd matt demokfatt nynf pDure
\, ' radd skolni rasedaIf pax sami
republikAnd A podobnt ryfttfiIi
repablikAn6 ' Akron, sanduaky,
fremont, Oberlin, Medina, Alliance
IFostoria, Delaware, findley .
v jinyob m6steoh. - V Michigan
podobna syit6rili republikAni ma
cel6 care, ad ne taktmi yttsinami,
iako pfi volbt pfedohAsejtoi. Nej
ydtat pfirhatek v ha.ech domokra
ticksch joyiI 80 w yttstoh mastech.
Masiske voiby
Y Chicago, jakoi | ' eelem Illinois
iltery odbyvan6, dnpadly po vhs.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-15

srdecnych SLOW chvaly dfka xa slav.
ny tento obcerstvujfcf prostfedek.
Lid6 tesfcf Sc ipln6mu zdravf divf sc
mnohdy t6to vde6nosti, kdo vsak
trpel takovouto ochablostf nerv6,
jejfz nespanf jest jednfm z pffznakh,
porozumf snsdn6, jak tdzko jest utr-
penf stavu tohoto spravne vysloviti.
Kdokoliv pax byl dplne vylecen
Paineovsm Celery Compound eff,
ie nelze nal6zti SLOW, JED by vdeonost
ieiieh tlumocily.
To jest pfesvadcenim tisfcd ner-
yosnfch, ehnravych osob, jichz stav
nalezal Sc ma poslednfm stupni q jiz
vyle6eni byli Paineovym Celery
Compound6m.
Panf Sample zmihuje sc o stast-
mem yysledku pffpadu sve vnu6ky.
Jednim 2 nejpoxoruhcdnaisfoh vlast-
nostf Paineova Celery Compoundu
jest zvlAstnf moe jcho ilev6 dft--
kan dokazsna. Davky must byti
ovsem ffzeny die staff nemocndho.
Compound tento cistf krev a odstra-
huje naohylnost k nezaiivnosti. Ble-
do, slab6 dftky jsou sesileny a naby-
vaif oerven6 xdrsv6 barvy nevy.
rovnateln5m timto lekem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-15

M stiAiat W. pfospteh stfsny 70.
pubiikknska, nebof = % fadateh.
uiohl hlaa1vkn /, ssolebo ~ fspu.
blikknh, - demokfash . Isden ne.
odsislg, v osmd watdd swollen
vttAinau no hlash % radnito laky
krsIsn Ffans Meek, demoksst. tit
obdftel aiea hlaah, proi 1905, Isi
odev,dkuy pro fepublik1na sae
befafa. v deyktS wsfit svolen
yttAinou esb hlash a. fadniho kfs
jan kisbha, repubIikku deskts
rep A Noskk yttainou s2s hlssh.
V sApadnim towna svoleu VI.
bsrdfm dant kraJan y. v. stdpins,
Republican. kraIau Ioeffler, batfof
~ ifatku demokratinkGm ss odhad
Ohio, poraien. ~ sprky 40 stain
doohAseIfoioh, Jest pa.fno, is rsf.
ttsili republikkne plnSoh 6tyfsoh
patinAoh veskerfeh mdst, niohi
yolba odbfgkna
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-15

nostmi Isho se 10 uovf a
dad dosydnt M sebe vsf aase,
anil by tim "duii" svoa " skksa
avAdal.
seehee nsmIassi
Pnpniistiokt senator uebfsaakt
VIM. v. Allen, osnadosAn byi jako
teksaeo grsslden,atyi no lfstka po
puIistiokdm, Ied, jss SO podobA, ne.
ma mnobo obut, DO kysaltho s
blks tohoto go rskoasnouti. Tive.
iejnil tosii dtsri otsvIent list ku
gassfndra nsbrss.ktma, jsk rnAmo,
tat popuIistoyi, kte'tmi o afhitd
vyjAdieof 80 ,AdAo byl ntm
sphsobem 90 nejroshodnsjiim pro
hlaanle, ~ nominsci na iAdnt pad
nepiiIme q ~ hplns spokoIen jest
go sluibou iadAch, ne, aby po nd.
dem yysafm 80 skrAbsl
Prehlbiee viissi.
v snsmoynt poulanch rAkono.
dArstva iowskdho pfiila dtery ku
projednkyAnf pfedlohs, kteroui w.
roba lihoyin va 1,Atu povolovAna
bfti m6la iu, anil by o pfedlore
poyolsna byla debata, tato hued ku
odhlasosAnf piedlo1ena 81 proti
~ blashm porazena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-15
Yofts ' nsdali sasi,i bpba, kdeito
pAui vssele budoa popijsti dale.
(isti sebrsska.

pAoi vs-eIe badoa popiIs,i dale.
fisti sebrsaks.
| v I,sassnwofth, Kan, sstdeni Va
sueda aaIetf thsa. Iamboru, ~
lslA ses,rs Ieho Anna . atlet3 mi
isnso tdie, m obisloba, A. noei
ma 10. anora otos prvnsjafoh, John
| y, Lsmbofn W Fall Loaf sayfa
idili. V noel, kdy sfsida spAohA-
ma, naltrali se rstdenf na jedps al.
bays, yrdor tomu ssak podesIsni
ma Dayeuporta pablo q on take a.
,6en, rAhy ale pro uedostatek 10.
karh propulsion. LED propuatsn
byI jen taxi na oko, ably uJis,snym
~ rdAl kaidt krok jsho pilns
soposan. Start Iamborn rassohal
mSnf obnosu a. tss,b00 . jst
nynf rIiitno, ravnidsn byl proto,
m dttcm svym nidebo nepIkl a
dcsfi Dayenportem rnAmost mfti
xabrahoysl. Po rat6eni sy6m pfi.
mali 80, Charles | Anna, ic plA.
nu na ravratddnf otoe vadali, le6
pfim6ho podilu na tom prs nemeli,
nebo- osudnA rama sekyrou byla
prS mu Davenportem rasazena,
mexi tim 60 oni ma oest6 ma n6ho
6ekali. Teprv6 po upaohane vra.
Ida odebrali 40 vsiohni DO nAbayy,
kdei po celcu moo se bayili a teprv
k ranu, kdyz domh SO nayrAtili,
vrazdn sonusdhm oxnAmii.
sraika parniki
udAla se dtery pffstavu new,
! yorskem. Parhfk "Bell Arden"
jedouci do pffstavh jiho.ameri'
ckScb, srazi sc totia phi vyjizddni
pffstavu, prav6 u stanice karan.
tennf, parnikem "Friesland" cd
spole6nosti Red Star byl tou me
, rou poskoxen, 10 nejv6tsf moanou
J rychlostf ma bfeh Staten. Is,andsk
vehnAn byti musol, ably ponofenl
jeho zabrAn6no bylo. Kdyz Sc TAX
stalo, bylo poskoxenem parniku
jiz Ia stop vody.
STAY oseni.
o stayu osenf Illinois vydAna
v iitery zprava nAsledovnf: Bfesen
byl chladnym suchym, nAsledkem
6ehoz veskere osenf Pfi nejmenifm
o 10 dnt 10 zdrzeno. Oximka pre-
zimovala dobfe, a6 misty mraxf
KEN pon6kud utrpela, an dosti sn6
hem pokryta nebyla. Jarnf prace
po6iy koncem bfezna, lee minuleho
tydne musely nAsledkem chladna
xastaveny byti. Owes jest jiz Ease,
SO sAxenfm korny jiz tohoto IT,
dne bude zapo6ato. TravinAm, !
vyrinkou jetele, daff SO dobfe a
nadeje na hojnou drodu ovoce nj
kdy nebyly lepsfmi. - V lowe jest
vse proti lohskn zpoEdsno, pdda
jest ale jiz temef vsechna k setbd
pfipravenou. V jiznfch okresfch
jest jiz obilf 1aseto sice vice, nea
loni. Pdda jest stavu dobrem, 9
hojnostf vlAdy. Ozimka Tito pre-
ximovaly dobfe teprve min. t5dne
pon6kud studenSmi v6try byly po-
skozeny. v Missouri jsou Wy
hlfdky ma drodu dobre, vtminkou
okresd rapadnfeh, kdez nekoukA to
valn6.
Nebudou sdelat" do politiky.
v Salt Lake City vydAno bylo v
pondsli provolanf ku vsem v6rn5m
ove6kAm mormonsktm, podepsane
vsemi pfednfmi hodnostAfi cfrkev-
mimi, nemt spnsobem co nejros-
hodn6jsfm prohlasuje SO, ze cfrkev
mormonskk nezamyslf do sAlezito.
stf politicktch Sc mfchati, neb
dokonce sprawl stAtnf We vlastnfm
| ..xx.. .lsu., 1a ruknu avSnh do
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MOVE lpRlW OoMACI.
zasf 90 hal

y. ID, Armour, prohlAsii ~ pom
dali, IL o6ekAyk 90 nejdffye stoup
natf ceny pieuioe ma tl 90 a. bual.
Isfoveh = cenou paeniee sstoapue
pff eena horny ovsa, ~ stoap.
natl toto nebude tak rnadnfm, ia
ko phi psenici Zvgsenf eeny ne.
bads pry nAsIedkem spekulaci, NJ
brt nAsledkem piirnrenym, nebor
poptAvka prt neustAle stoupA pfi
tom rAroyeh | rAsoby se menAf, TAX
ie stoapAni ceny nerbytbym Jest.
Mesias rase na eesit.
10 Silver City, N. NJ. ornamo.
vkno pondeli, ie nnAmy mosihs
denyerskf, Francis sohlatter, rdr.
iuje so rapadnf dAsti okrosu Soc.
zorro a 10 na costd do Arinony 40
nalerA. Po ntkolik tydnh zdrioyal
80 na randi meri dobytkAfi mexi.
ckymi, kdei pry dtyiioetidennimu
postu so podrobil novyeh pry sil
k dalsimu rArra6n6mu "l66eni" pfi
tom nabyl. Patrnd ma nosou CO.
stu pred uebou pfiprayuie 50, ably
lehkov6rne lidi znovu ma v6ji6ku
syou pfilAkal
vyhrali
v Pittsburgu a Allegheny pro-
hlAsena as pred p6ti tydny stAvka
barvff6 a nat1ra66 skonGena kone6
ne pondelf a sice GasteGn5m VI
t61stvfm stavkujicfoh. StAyka pro-
hlAsena to,iz proto, ami zamastna-
vatel6 dennd SOC d6lnfkhm pfidati
odmitli vyrovnani doofleno tim,
10 stAvkujfcf konecne pffdavkem
CSC denne sc spokojili.
Ma umofeni dluhu
Kongresnf vybor ma drahy paci
fick6 roxhodnul se uciniti pivod.
MIN nAvrhu zm6nu, sice zvysena
splAtka prvych deseti letech re
$3e5,0eo ma *35o,ooo, tax ably ka
zdy den roce po $1,000 splaceno
btti muscle; druhem desftiletf
svssena roGni splAtka & $500, 900
ma s550.0o0 dalsf roGnf splAtky,
dokud by duh pine splacen nebyl,
ponechAny ma 100000.
Pro zhrzenou Iasku.
v Talberton, Ga, zastfelena byla
pondelf ve6er jedna Z nejpfed.
nejsfch krasek tamnfch, sle6na >.
Il. Owenova, zubnfm lekafem w.
L. Ryderem a napadnfk jeff, A. p.
Persons, lehce postfelen. Vrah
dal sc ma TO ma dt6k a kdyz byl
pronAsledovan, o samovrazdu pod
fezAnfm 81 krku sc pokusil. Ryder
xamiloval 80 do dfvky te, byl ale
odmrst9n jelikoz domSslel Sc, TO
Persons srastn6jifm sokem jeho je,
roxhodnul Sc, oba sc sveta sprovo.
} diti, pouxe ale u dfvky SO mu to
podafilo.
Plat pro chudaky, ne pro boha6e.
Odvolacim soudem Albany,
N. Y, rozhodnuto v dtery, ze novt
' licen6nf IAkon Rainesay platf sice
pro tfidu d9lnickou, totiz pro no.
stince, ma naa tato odkAzAna jest,
ne vaak pro bohAce, kteff dosti pc.
mes mali, ably 81 ''klub" vydraovati
mohli. Rozhodnuto totiz, ze kluby
nemusf licensi 81 vyzvedovati a te
tudfs pod rdrnA opatfenf rakona
doty6neho nespadajf, ne5or prS ne
lse je povsiovati "a hostince, nsbrz
IA soukromou mfstnost zAbavnou,
kdea kazdy dostane, COD jeho jest,
nebor vse, co klubu se naleza,
tudii ! lihoviny, spole6nSm je ma
jstLem, nAklad spolednd kryt Jest a
tudfz vlastne mic sc tam neprodAvA,
..lfa ,.Lx ls..n.. md waaaffahf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-15

v MLaanaboro, ILL.,, xayraidil
V pondtIf tfed. I5emcr 4 nesnkms
dosnd pFfdiny maniclku a 2letd avd
dsoko, na6et dldkem lachrAuiti 80
hleddI. stthajiofmi jej dfadnfsy
byl dop,don nyni mu ob6and lyn-
6ovAnfm vyhrofuji.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-15
Maslske voIby

y Chicago, jakoi | ' eelem Illinois
dtery odbyvane, dopadly po vhs.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-09-03

The good people of Worthington
Ind vicinity will be favored with an
opportunity to hear Hon. j. L. NC
Cleary deliver an sddress at the wig
wan at this place on Thursday eV-
ening of the 10th inst, and it is ex-
pected there will be large crowd
present to cater valuable information
as to how they should vote at the
next election for the betterment OF
the financial conditions of this great
American people. 1t will be great
treat for a good many who have not
heard the sound money champion on
the important issues of the day ana
We feel safe to say his address to the
people here will land many on the
safe side of the fence and strengthen
the forces that are already laboring
for the protection of the hard work
ing man and the partisans OF the
honest money doctrine.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-09-03
WHEELMEN'S MEET

Third Annual Race Meet of the
WorthingtOD Wheelmen.
Extensive preparations are being
made by the Worthington wheelmen
for their third annual meet to be held
on September 10Th and 30th. The
new 4-mile track is being put into
frst-class condition and arrangements
are about concluded with ,crackjacks
of St. Paul and Minneapolis to break
state records at this meet. The en-
tire management of this meet is
turned over to the committee and
every effort will be put forth to in
sure success. Entries will be had
from all of the fast riders of the
northwest, many of whom have sig
nified their intention of coming. A
list of prizes and events will be an
in due season.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-09-03

]. W. Bangs has returned and is
now ready for business. 4-1-p
Don't forget to attend the doings at
the wigwam next Thursday evening.
Mrs. D. L. Riley, of Lakefeld, was
over on Monday to see about the
prospects for making arrangements
to have her daughter, Lou, attend
school here the coming term.
When at the depot last Sunday
night, Monday forenoon and night
one would actually think that there
would not be enough people left in
town to form a "Corporal Guard" as it
seemed they were all going to the
state fair, but, however, there were
enoagh to make a showing on the
street corners and keep the political
wheels revolving.
There came to our table, this week,
another infant paper, Vol. l, No, l.,
bearing the name of'O. w. Foote as
editor. The name adopted for this
journal is "The Republican" and is
pseudoaymous to the party but is re-
publican out and inside. Its editor
was a former pusher of the ADVANCE
and I've bespeak for this journal,
though it is the fourth paper depend
ing On support from the little town
of s.. James, live future.
The initial number of the St. James
Gazette arrived at our sanctum last
week, genuine newspaper in all de.
partments and comes right up to the
standard straight republican paper.
T. J:,Nicholson, a former editor of
the Herald at this place, is at the helm
which promises the Gazette bright
future as he will make it just such a
sheet as the citizens of St. James will
learn to value, and appreciate the
efforts of its good and earnest manage
ment.
Our esteemed mine host, Gay(
Allen, left last Tuesday evening for
LeMars and we are told that it was
with the intent to return a benedict
and that his choice for life partner
is Miss Mary Connely. Both parties
are favprably known to the people sof.
Wortangton % there iis'no particular
need Of going into the details of their
past history, but we feel it "a duty to
congratulate the happy couple as
they take this Hymen's step and
wish them all that could pertain to
their we llfare.