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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-09-02
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UNDER FALSE COLORS
General c. G. Watts Nominated
Governor by False Pretenses.
WAS AGAINST FREE SILVER.

so Declared Himself rs Late AZ May Firs,
This Hear-Jo.sph Renshaw. Secretary
West Virginia southern hallway, Fur
nish.s the Proof-watts a Gay Dec-Iver.
Who Would Humbug the People -for
Any Old Thing to Win.
Wheeling News Und.) }, Aug. la
AT various times during the past two
months there have been charges that
Gen. y. =. Watts was not sincere in his
devotion to silver. The News is able
this afternoon to present conclusive
proof TINT rs late as May of this year
Gen. Watts was not silver man, and
IN fact did declare in a public CONVERSE
sion that no was opposed To silver.
The News has I'm its possession signed
statement from Joseph Renshaw, secre.
tary OF the West Virginia Southern
railway. of which Gen. Waits was vice
declares and states rs follows:
''All that l ever heard Gen. Watts
say upon the subject Of silver was in q
conversation In the Office Of the West
Virginia Southern Railway company.
About the early part Of May Il do no,
remember the exact date) had con.
graduated him on his prospects for SO.
curing the nomination for Governor,
and he remarked that while he did not
wish the position, his friends had urged
1t upon him. and that he had about de.
cided to accept it il they offered il tc
him; but he said he feared the Demo
cratic party was going to advocate the
free coinage OF silver, and he. being d
sound money man. felt II hesitancy in
running upon that platform. This was
oil that ever passed between us III regard
to the subject. Being sound money
man myself, was very much pleased &c
hear one whose prospects for the nomi-
nation seemed at that time SO bright,
express such sentiments, and, therefore,
made tho remarks that l did.
JOSEPH RENsHAw."
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-09-02
-,. Old lime Democrat Renounces iyrya.-
ism and Free silver.

-. Old lime Democrat Renounces urya.-
ism and Free silver.
Grafton Sentinel.
Mr.. John Shaffer, Of this city, an ex.
cellent representative of the working
men OF Grafton, and IN old time Demo.
GRAFT, who has never voted anything else
but Democratic ticket, openly repudi-
ates the Chicago nominee and the free
silver platform and its anarchism. Mr..
Shaffer has donned the yellow hat and
gold band which have become the badge
of the sound money men of the country.
and as the nearest cut 10 the defeat of
the frne silverite of Nebraska. will vote
for William Mckinley. Mr.. Shaffer has
for years been an employee of the Balti-
more and Ohio blacksmith shop here.
and is IA man who reads. He says he has
no doubt but that this country will wit
ness the hardest times il has ever known
If the free silver hercsy should prevail.
and he proposes that his vote at leas I
shall be cast against the proposition.
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HUNTINGTON, w. Va. July IL. 10
Representative Democra,s.

Such men as these are representative
Democrats:
First District-Alfred Caldwell, Ohio;
a. M. Lorentz. Marshall; John X. Don.
ehoO, Hancock.
Second District-John A. Robinson.
Mineral; d. @. Westenhaver, Berkeley;
L. M. Turner, Monongalia.
Third District-J. A. Sheppard. 10.
gan; j. ID. Baines. Kanawha; L. J. viii.
Jams, Greenbrier.
Fourth District-Z. T. vinson, CabelI;
II. @. Simms, Cabell; John w. Bates,
Masons.
Il. II. Browse, ex.ofIicio, Peasants.
These are the representatives Of 10. OOO
Sound Money Democrats in West Wiz.
ginia, who will place true Democratic
electoral ticket in the field 10 DO voted
for this fan in West Virginia.
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-09-02

Louisville Courier Journal DENY
And how, If free coinage az IS 10 l..
when the market ratio vas about IS 2
70 J. failed 20 raise silver to a parity
with gold, and II free coinage AZ 1e ~ /
When the market ratio was about 10. 7 10
J, Tailed TO raise gold TO a parity with
Ilver-how, in all reason, are we 20 OK.
pect that free coinage at rs 30 /. when
the market ratio is about 30 20 1. will
raise silver 20 a parity with gold?
1.-The Republican party stands for
honest money and the chance 20 earn IL
BY honest toll WILLIAM McKrvrEv {"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-09-02
A DEMOCRATIC MAYOR
Who IL q Patriot and Not a Partisan
This Year.

Who Is Patriot and Not Partisan
This Year.
Col. f. Ensign was elected Mayor of
Huntington this last spring after one of
the hottest political battles ever waged
in the State. He is q substantial, infiu-
entail, level-headed man and q repre-
sentative of the best interests of his CITY
and the state. Like hundreds Of other
representative Democrats in his CITY
such as Col. ID. W. Emmons, Henry O.
Simms, Taylor Vinson and others-he
could not stand the Tillman- Altgeld
conspiracy against the nation as carried
into effect at the Chicago convention.
and gives his reasons over his own sig
nature as follows:
There are three planks in the Chi.
cago platform which l endorse: SYM.
pathy with Cuba; no third term; i'm
provement Of the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers; but as Democrats. Republicans
and Populists, alike, agree ON these, I
fail TO see why they are named at all
"Au the rest Of the platform | dis.
agree with totally. do not regard it
as sound Democratic doctrine in any
way, and believe if it should become a
law in this country, it would take the
United States out Of its we'll earned DO.
sition in the list of the leading and gov
erning countries of the world.
$50 believing. can not, of course.
support the candidates nominated by
the Chicago convention l shall await
the action of the sound money Democ.
racy before deciding what my duty is as
to the presidential election.
"E. ESsflS.
HUNTINGTON w va Jnly II Iaoa 0,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-09-02
TIE PROOF AT HAND.

Az above stated, The News has in its
possession Mr.. Renshaw's statement,
signed i'll his own hand. Mr.. Renshaw
has within the last Is hours consented
% authorize tile use of this statement.
and he will confirm it TO any delegate
who desires 10 wire him. The proof is
complete that Gen. Watts was not an
original free silver man. and his con-
version to free silver. if he has been
converted ut all, has been within the
last three months.
His candidacy has been from the first
under false colora
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NJ. r. CHURCH.
tunday School, p:30 A. ".
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The Ceredo Advance,

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CAsTo1rA.

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day.
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G. & O. nv,
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BAPTIST CHUPCH.

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All are invited
] III. WILLIS Pastor
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Published Ecery IEednesdav.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-09-02
A Thousand In One County.

The Sound Money Democrats Of Ohio
county have organized fiourishins
Honest Money Democratic club, with
Henry Nj. Russell, president; G. H.
Copp, James Devine, George L. Stifel
l.. +. Stifel, John J. Jacob, John s
Naylor, Thomas Fox, jr, Samuel
Harper, Charles Horstman, j. s.
Gibbs, ]. X. Hissom, Conrad 8
Hirsch, Charles f. Brandfass, Rober,
NJ. Browne, vice presidents; Sam Hugh
Brockunicr, secretary; Caldwell Noise
assistant secretary; Charles Lamb
treasurer
The membership already numbers M
into the hundreds and is confidently ex.
pccted TO exceed 200 by oct. /. The
German Democrats are i'll line almost
10 IL man.
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u. Of the q. f.

CeTeuo Lodge. No 20, meet In their Castl,
Hall on Thursday evening OF each week
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SECRET SOCIETIES,
/. o O +

Crescent Lodge, M. ~. A. r. & a. NJ, meet
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evenings of each month.
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In Nicaragua. with the temperature
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owing 10 the influence vi tho trade
winds.
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silver Star Castle, No. II, Knights OF the
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TIL e
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Wayne Courts .

Terms Circuit Court: Fourth Monday I'm
January, May and September.
Terms OF County Court Third Monday in
January, April July and November.
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Visiting bretheru are cordially invited TO
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Ceredo Lodge, No. 49, meet I'm their Hall
III Tuesday evening of each week.
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The first Of the Sand Point (Cal
feet Of old vessels arrived in San Fran.
cisco the other day with IG7 900 Goldfish
aboard
only about q dozen words Of genuine
English origin end with the letter "a. -
Two dozen with the letter 90" and
nearly 5000 with ~"
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State Gazette.
Speaking for myself it il immaterial
In my judgment whether the sheep
grower receives any benefit from the
tariff or not w. ]. Bryan.
How does this strike the Mason County
farmer, who received about 20 cents a
pound under protection and only 20
II cents under free trader Bryan saws
that don't make any difference 10 him
Does ~ make any 10 your
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Church Directory.
coNGREGArloNAL CHURCH.
NJ. r.. CHURCH

GEO. GADsBY, Pastor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-06-13

One effect OF the recent order oil
President Cleveland bringing prscti-
.cally the entire civil service within the
operation Of the laws governing the ap-
pointment and providing for the pro-
lection Of Federal appointees viii be
welcomed by all who understand the
value Of citizenship. The effect is to
restore TO full political manhood the
holders Of places in the cirii service.
Under the old regime, when places
were held by partisan favor. il was
deemed best to prohibit citizens in the
civil service from taking conspicuous
parts in political contests. '-Pernicious
activity was held TO be sufficient cause
for discharge.
Under the new order of things there
can be no pernicious activity in the old
sense Earnest work in behalf OF what
the individual believes TO be best for
the country, provided that such work
does not interfere with the perform
ance OF duties for which he is especially
obligated, is commendable in every cit
izen. In the absence OF partisan CO..
ercion, the holder OF place in the
civil service viii stand on the same
ground in this respect as any other cit
lien. He will be free.
Il should be matter for general sat
isfaction that the reform OF the civil
service has been brought about under
administrations OF both of the princi-
pal opposing parties, two Republican
and two Democratic administrations
having contributed toward the result.
Youths Companion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-06-13
Notice Of Assessment.

Eastern Idaho Water Company. location OF
principal place Of business, Blackfoot,
Bingham, County, Idaho.
Notice Is hereby given that at q meeting OF
.he Board Of Trustees held on Monday, May
9th 1896, Assessment No. Is, OF fifty go cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Oh this corporation, payable to John Mont.
gomery, Secretary,and Treasurer. corner East
Main and Idaho streets, Biackfoot, Bingham
County, Idaho.
ANY stock upon which this assessment sholi
pc unpaid on Tuesday. the 90th day OF june.
1895, win be delinquent and ADVERTISED for
SAFE at public auction. and unless payment Il
made before, enough of each parcel of stock
VIII be sold on Wednesday. the End day az
July' 1885, to pay said assessment, together
with cost Of advertising and expense Of sale.
JOHN MONTGOMERY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Eastern Idaho Water Co
Blackfoot. Idaho, May 27th, 1896.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-06-13
Special Rate Notices.

For the Republican National Conyen-
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the Union Pacific Ry. win sell tickets
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National Democratic Convention at
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National Convention Young Peoples
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For Meeting National Educational
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turning until July 18th.
Tickets win be limited to continuous
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lines, going and returning same route.
]. A. COLLINS, Agent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-06-13
$500 ReH-ard.

A reward ofs5.OO win be paid for the
return OF the following horses
One black gelding, weight 1850, and
black mare, weight 900, brands I'M
known; also brown mare, weight 1000,
branded NJ combined. They left Jno.
Curtis ranch on Snake river about a
month ago. J. Fl. MAcKLEY, Blackfoot.